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SAN FRANC ISCO
PUBLIC LIBRARY
GENERAL Ht.r ^txc^i^^
DEPARTMENT
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SAN FRANCISCO
PUBLIC LIBRARY
REFERENCE BOOK
Not to he taken from the Library
The=
QurcK Monarch
and all other
BILLIARD CUSHIONS
Billiard and
Pool Tables
CLOTH, BALLS, CUES,
CUE TIPS, CHALK,
ETC
Saloon Fixtures
®) OFFICE AND SALESROOn
^-^n^rket Street
San Francisco, Cal.
u. S. A.
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Office
mi
¥3acific Rollings
]^ill Co,
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MANUTACTURERS OF
200 I
Market |J|
Street ii^ I
Cast Steel Castings
and Steel Forgings
Up to 20 000 POUNDS WEIGHT
-^^ - — —
True to Pattern and superior in strength, toughness and dura,
bility to Cast or Wrought Iron in any position
or for any service.
Gearings, Shoes, Dies, Cams, Tappets, Piston=Heads,
Railroad and Machinery Castings of
every description, also
San Francisco '^
HOT^YOGENEQU S STEEL
Soft and DucTrtE
Superior to Iron for Locomotive, Mining and Marine Forgings
Also Steel Rods from % to 3 inch diameter and flats from t to S inch
Angles, Tees, Channels and other shapes; Steel Wagon, Buggy,
and Truck Tires, Plow Steel Stamp, Stems, Cam Shafts,
Piston Rods, Machinery and Special Shape Steel
to Size and Lengths
STEEL RAILS FROM 12 TO 45 POUNDS PER YARD
Iron and Steel Bridge, Roof and Railroad Car Work
a Specialty
HIGHKST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP .STP:EL
^- ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION SEND FOR CATALOGUE
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
Western Foundry
MOtlTON & HEOltEV, Pfoprietops
23^ Fretv^ont Street
Between Howard and Folsom Streets
SKN F=RKNCISCO, - CKLIPORNIK
CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
IVIAOE TO ORDER
■i T H E •
California Perforatiog Sereei) Go.
QM/qRTz ^mmmmmm^ flovir
5CREEH5 K '^^'* *^''" S 5CREEH5
Floors
-^PerfoFated Sheet lUetals of all Kinds •<<■
For Mining and Milling Machinery and other uses.
Also, F"ia.no String IVIanukacxurers
THRO FLOOR 147 BEftLE STREET sanfrancsco
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
ESTABLISHED 1852
INCORPORATED 1882
GflLIFORNIfl WIRE WORKS
City Office, 509-511 IHarket St. Office of Works, 332 Bay St.
5flN rRANClSCO, CAL.
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lANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
BARBED WIRE
WIRE OF ALL KINDS
WIRE ROPE, Flat and Round
WIRE NETTING, Galvanized Before and After Made
WIRE CLOTH, Steel. Iron and Brass
WIRE NAILS
Agents for the HALLIDIE WIRE ROPEWAY for the Economical
Transportation of Ore and Other Material Over
Mountainous and Difficult Roads
SEND FOt^ OESCf^lPTlVH CATALiOCUE
If you want
anything in the
WIRE LINE
You will find it at our store. Send for
prices and discount, and buy where
you can buy best and cheapest
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
j\. I^uemmeli, J^aeKer & ?o
ST. LOUIS, 7VIO.
Manufacturers of
QRADIWORKS'
Patent Klein
(Apparatus for Artificial Cooling of Water)
Hot Water Cooled 20° below tlie TemperatQre o[ the Air
90% to 95% of Water Saved for Condensing Pnrposes
SOLC AGENT AND MANUFACTURER IN THE
PACIFIC COAST STATES
C. A. uozaho. jw. e.
213 FIRST STREET San Francisco, Cal,
Carlos fW ^02390, /T\. ^.
SFECWLIST IM
De La Vekgiie REFRIGERATING MACHINERY
(With the Fulton Engineering and Shipbnilding Works)
213 First Street San Francisco
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
F. W. WRIGHT
Telephone, Main 5608
7^7 ^^•''^^t Street
Opposite "Examiner"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fine Bronze Hardware
We make a specialty of Fine Builders' Hard-
ware and Supplies of all kinds, which we carry
^ in Stock and sell at lowest market rates.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED AT ANY TIME
Cabinet Hardware
A complete line of Drop Handles, Cabinet
^^ Locks, Castors and miscellaneous Furniture
Trimmings.
Fine Tools
Tools of every kind for Carpenters, Machinists,
Plasterers, Masons, Cabinet Makers, etc., etc.
^^ We carry the best brands, and our prices are
right.
Cutlery
Rogers, Wostenholm and American brands
^ of Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, Shears,
Carving Sets, etc.
QeT)u\\)e U/m. I^o^ers Silver plated Uiare
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
BYRON JACKSON
« — (Daehine (Ijorks
625 SIXTH ST.
Jackson's flumping Plant for Irrigating and Reclaiming Land
Jackson's Single Yaive Compound Gondensino Engines are tiie Best
• • • • •
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Power Plants for all Purposes,
Centrifugal Pumps,
Engines, Boilers, Etc.
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
>V<i .V« •V' (V* »•*•••*••*••••*•• •*•*•
•^^ flDflM Schilling & Sons
21i-213 MAIN STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
-^ PRACTICAL -^
inaciiiiiiiiis ami Enieers
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
• ••••••••«•#••«
GOLDEN GATE GAS ENGINE
RBPAIRING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MACHINERY |
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
X
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ESTABLISHED 1862-*-
THE GfllilFORNlfl TOOL WORKS
Repairing -i^^^
in all 4l||4-
Branches J;j\c<L
Mm
~0
J. WEICHHART, Proprietor
-Wr
SteeL Iron and
All iSIr
Work - 4^%^
Warranted iS'^^
Brass Work
♦
Special Tools and
Machinery
Sfe
for all trades made j
to order i
■%mf
MflGHiNiSTS MD Blacksmiths i
nODEL AND DIE flAKERS
I^^ and 1^5 Beale St fee
NEAR HOWARD
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ^
TELEPHONE. MAIN 1356
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
c H EVANS TELEPHONE, MAIN 1442 John Thompson
e. H. EVANS & eo.
( Successors to Thomson & Kvans )
7V\:ACHINE ••• iA^ORKS
STEAM PUMPS STEAM ENGINES
AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT WORK, ETC.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF ,
Thomson & Evans' Patent Crank and Fly Wheel
Steam Pumps, the best for all purposes
^S DEEP WELL PDPIPS, WINDIHILL PDPIPS, lUmiM POinPS
Compound Pumps for City Water Works, Etc.
PIl'K CUTTING AND THREADING REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
110-112 BEALE STREET, •^ SAN FRflNGISGQ
P. A. McDonald
Goke, Goal, lllood and Ghareoal
:^i WHOtESALE AND RETAIL |^
English Gas, Antwerp and Pelton Main Coke
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
^-JL.ALSO SAN FRANCISCO GAS COKEju^
The Best For Family Use
Office: 813 FOLSOfl STREET
TELEPHONE, SOUTH 24
300-308 Howard St., Cor. Beale ^ ^
Webster and Greenwich Sts. W San FranciSCO
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
DIRECTORS— A. L. TUBBS, President. HIRAM TUBBS, Vice-President. ALFRED S. TUBBS, Treasurer
AUSTIN C. TUBBS. HERMAN A. TUBBS. CHARLES W. KELLOGG, Secretary.
TUBBS CORDAGE CO.
(Founded in 1856. Incorporated April, 18S9)
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL SIZES OF
/Haplla apd Sisal I^ope, Bidder Ju/ipe, Drillir^ij Qables.
^A^HHLe L.iNe.==
611-615 FRONT STREET, - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
AaZELCH St CO.
Injpoi^fcei^^, ^hipping and dofflmi^^ioq lV|ePchaiil!^,
220 CALIFORNIA ST. ^^ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
AGENTS
Moodyville Lands and Sawmill Co. (Limited), Burrard Inlet, British Columbia
REPRESENTED BY
WELCH, ACKERLY &. CO. - tower chambers, Liverpool, England.
R. P. RITHET &. CO., victoria, British Columbia.
P. p. CLiEHC
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* * *
Maebine Works
LflUNDRY MflCHINERY ft SPEGIftLTY
Having been established since 1861, I refer to all
Leading Laundries of California
^j^manufactuper P. GflHClN'S IiipTIflG JACKS ^*
219-221 IVIfllH STt^EET
Bet. Howard and Folsom SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
RBPERBNCES:
San Francisco Laundry La Grande Laundry Occidental Laundry
Contra Costa Laundry America (of Sacramento ) United States Laiindry
AND MANY OTHERS
MANUFACTURING AND MACHINERY.
P^GjVKSI^
Steam Pipe and Boiler Coverings, Blocks and Plastic. Asliestos Uatorials
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Important to ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS and OWNERS
I. L. Merrell's Safety Chimney
is well adopted to the Acme or auj? other fireplace, and can he
attached in any building, and it is a perfect combination of
Lightness, Durability and Safety, being composed of Magnesia
Asbestos and Fire Proof Mineral Fibre. '
ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND OWNERS,
about to erect New Buildings, when anything in the shaoe of a
Safety Chimney is desired, would do well to send^ for a
descriptive circular.
Mineral Wool for Deadening and Lining Buildings.
I. L. Merrell is the manufacturers' agent for Mineral Wool
on this Coast. No other material, either natural or manufac-
tured, equals it for Heat-proofing, Fire-proofing, and Lining
Buildings, and at the same time it is a Sure Protection against
rats, mice and all insects.
He also has constantly on hand Asbestos and Magnesia Cover-
ings, Asbestos Board, Lining Felt, Asbestos in Solution for
roofing, paints and washes.
4®= All orders and any information promptly attended to.
I. Ir. MB^REIiL, 7i9 \m%Wn^ ^T^EET.
jS^N Ef?^]vci.sce, C/IL.
,EO. H. dye:r
R. W. DYER
GOUDENJEST IRON WORKS
Bank and Office Railings,
Crestings, Grills,
Safes, Shutters,
Bank Vaults, Iron Doors,
I Fire Escapes, Stand Pipes,
Elevator Enclosures, Etc.
110 Main Street, San Frangisgo
TELEPHONE, MAIN 979
Box 148, Builders- Exchange
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY SOLICITED AND PROMrTIA' ATTENDED TO
MISCELLANEOUS.
«K1I1¥C1S1TT ©P C(^UP©ilMB/i
SHN FRHNCISCQ. CHL.
'Telai^d yall, Sfeeekteij it., Belew Gl^estnut-
SAN RRANCISCO
FACULTY
Martin Kellogg, a. M., LI,. D., President of the University.
c;. A. Shurtleff, M. D., Knieritus Professor of Mental Diseases.
R. Beverly Cole, a. M., M. U., I.i. R. C. S., Eng., Professorof Obstetrics and Gynecology.
W. F. McNrXT, M. D., M. R. C. P., Edin., etc., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine.
Robert A. McLean, M. D., Professor of Clinical and Operative Surgery ; Dean.
W. E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery.
A. L. Lengfeld, M. D., Crofe.ssor of Materia Medica and Medical Chemistry.
Benj. R. Swan, M. D., Professor of Diseases of Children.
G. H. Powers, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
\Vm. Watt Kerr, a. M., M. B., C. M., Edin., Professor of Clinical Medicine.
ARNOLD A. D'Ancona, A. B., M. D., Professorof Physiology.
Douglass W. Montgomery, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Skin ; Curator.
Washington Dodge, M. D., Professorof Therapeutics.
John N. Williamson, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
John W. Robertson, A. B., M. D., Professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases.
John C. .Spencer, A. B., M. D., Professor of Histology and Pathology.
ChaS. a. Von Hoffmann, M. D., Adjunct to the Chair on Gynecology.
/iEO. F. Shiels, M. D., F. R. C. S. S., Lecturer on Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence, and Adjunct to the
Chair of Surgery.
Edw. Von Adelung, Jr., B. S., M. D., Adjunct to the Chair of Physiology.
Thos. Bowhill, F. R. C. V. S., Special Lecturer on Bacteriology.
W. E. Hopkins, M. D., Adjunct to the Chair of Opthalmology and Otology.
John H. Barbat, M. D., Ph. G., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The session of 1S95-96 will begin September ist, and continue eight mdnths. During the term all the
branches of medicine and .surgery are taught, didactically and clinically. Regular clinics are held three
days in the week, at the City and County Hospital, Potrero avenue (450 beds ), where the professors of prac-
tical chairs have charge of wards, and possess every advantage for the instruction of students. There is
also an active clinic conducted three times a week at the College Dispensary, where large numbers of patients
are examined and treated before the classes. Didactic lectures are given daily by the Ptofessors, and even-
ing recitations arc held several times a week.
The dissecting-room is open throughout the entire year. Material is abundant and costs but little.
It will thus he seen that the course of instruction, which extendi through eight months of the year, aims
at the development of practical physicians and surgeons. The great advantages possessed by the Medical
Department of the State University enable the Regents and Faculty to commend it in an especial manner
lo those seeking a cpmplete and systematic knowledge of the medical profession. The facilities forbedside
study have been large^ increased of late, and the student will find opportunities at his command which,
for comprehensiveness, are nowhere to be surpa.ssed.
FOUR YEARS' COURSE
In response to the general demand, both in and out of the profession, for a higher degree of proficiency
in medical education, the Medical Department of the State University was one of the first in the United
States to adopt the four years' term of study. No student can present himself for final examination until
he lias attended faithfully four years' regular courses of lectures and clinics. Graduates of accredited lit-
erary and scientific colleges, and tho.se that have completed two courses in the Natural Science Course of
the University of California, or an equivalent in some other recognized University, are admitted to the second
murse without examination. _
FEES.
tatriculation Fee ( paid but once) .^$ s
! icmon.strator's Ticket ( for each of two yeats) 10
ce for each Course of Lectures 100
■ radu.aling I-ee 25
For the Annual Announcement aad Catalogue, giving Regulations and other information, address
R. A. McLEAN, M. 0., Dean, 305 Kearny St., 8. F.
MISCELLANEOUS
Herinv LiUfiD 8t Co
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II n II
i)uiiiuui[iyA^'
KGBNTS FOR
RELIANCE MARINE INSURANCE CO. Limited
OIF IiI"VE!iei='OOL.
t^ocjal . Swedisfp . and . I^orwegian . Consulate
214 California Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Represented by W. C. KIRSCHSTEIN, No. 28 Chapel Street. Liverpool
PAINTER & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ESTABLISHED
1850
Type
•
1 1
and Printers' Supplies
THE
PIONEER
;|
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CIO=5'^ ^^^"^ STREET
SAN FRANCISCO
FOUNDRY
ON
THE
PACIFIC
COAST
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V
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
PACIFIC COAST
OF THE
A. D. FARHER TYPE FOUNDRY
OF NEW YORK
Our Electrotyping and Stereotyping Departments turn out the very highest
class of work
MISCELLANEOUS.
USE QUEEN LILY SOflP
THE QUEEN LILY SOAP
Has extraordinarj- merits, and is in good repute with the public, and that is why it is so
extensively imitated and counterfeited.
These counterfeits resemble the Queen Lily Soap in appearance and style of packing
only. They lack the purity and general excellence of the genuine.
This notice is necessary, as %-ilely injurious and dangerous imitations, liable to produce
chronic inflammation of the skin, are often substituted for the Queen Lily, because they
pay a larger profit.
The price of the Queen Lily is as low as consistent
with the cost of making such a high grade of pure soap.
The price, compared to the quantity and the size of
the cakes, makes it the cheapest soap for everj-body au<l
for every want. Consumers have simply to insist upon
ha^^^g the Queen Lily, remembering that if any substi-
tute is oflFered it is for the advantage of the seller.
The Queen Lily is the finest soap known for laundrv
and general household use. It is made of vegetable oils,
and everything used in its manufacture is the purest ami
best, so it is absolutely pure.
Ladies will find this soap especially adapted for wash-
,ing laces, infants' clothing, silk hose, cleaning gloves
and all articles of fine texture and delicate color, and for
the various uses about the house that daily arise requir-
ing the use of soap that is above the ordinary in quality.
For the bath, toilet or nursery, it is preferred to most of
the soap sold for toilet use, being purer and much more pleasant and effective, and possess-
ing all the desirable qualities of the finest unadulterated White Castile Soap.
Respectfullv,
FI5CHBECK & QLOOTZ,
IBanufaetarers of all kinds of TOiliET and LflUNDllV SOAPS.
OFFICE, §07 SACRAMENTO ST.,
FACTORY, CORNER SIXTEENTH AND UTAH STREETS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The name "QUEEN 1,I1L,Y" registered as a trade-mark, and box label patented. Anj' in-
fringement will be prosecuted.
*S" For sale by all grocers on the Pacific Coast.
It Leads Them All !
^e Jewisl? PFogress
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,
ONLY Two Dollars per year
piJll of Spiee a^d all tl^at's fliee
Send all communications to Jewish
Progress, Pacific Mutual Building, 508
Montgomery Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Simp50i;i9(r\illar
(SUCCESSORS TO C. V. GILLESPIE)
5ear(;l7er5 of I^eeord5
AND
^opueya^eers
M^n^^K^^W
Jitl^s Examii7(?d arjd /Abstracts puroi5l?(?d to Capdj 117 aoy C;pur?ty ii) tl?e State
535 (^aliforr^ia Str(^(^t
Sap praijeisGO, Qal.
Branch Office :
N W Cor. McAllister and Larkin
ESTABLISHED 1852
P. B. DALLAM
C. W. ARMES
pF^MBS ^ Dallam
Manufacturers
Importers and Jobbers
ffloodeq aqcl ffliHou) yjare
BROOM HANDLES, CHURNS,
WRAPPING PAPER, ETC.
226=238 [^ront |trcct, . . |an j^raqeiseo
Telephone, Front 95
*,
BROOM FACTORY, 113 DAVIS STREET
MISCELLANEOrS.
PIlTEflliEGHE & GO.
C^r MONTEALEG R E
F. G. MONTEALEGRE
M. T. MONTEALEGRE
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I gornnii|§ion l^erehant
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230 CALIFORNIA STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. I
IFiW^P^i^PPF
^aq • Franci^Go • Tageblatst
T^^^l^i^'^^
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THE LEADING
GERMAN DAILY
Delivered daily by Carriers to all parts oj
the City. Country orders promptly
atteyided to.
^^m
•f Tageblatt i^gjociation . •••
PUBLISHERS
Office. - 633 Merchant Street
IJ you ivisli lo receive the German patronage,
you must advertise in the ^'Tageblatty
MISCELLANLOUS,
GEO. W. KNEASS
BOAT BUILDER
^i^-
715 THIRD STREE'
Cor. of King. s. f.
YARD, Cor. Illinois and Solano Strci
POTREFO
Metallic, Surf mi. 1 Ijfe I'.oat-
Order ami uii band. Wh:tl.' i;
to Order and on hand
Order and Constantly on
Boats of Kverv Di'scriiii
JOHN TWIQQ & SONS
KING STREET, CORNER OF THIRD
Boats of all Descriptions Made to Order
STEAM LAUNCHES, SURF, LIFE, GIGS, WHITEHAL^S.
AND SEALING BOATS A SPECIALTY
REPAIRING PROnPTLY DONE
BUILDERS OF THE PACIFIC GAS LAUNCH
JOHN H. BURNS
Boat ••• Bwil-der
STEAM LAUNCHES ^
^^*=-~— J___— -SC'^
BOATS'"--- '""-'H-'i-
A SPECIALTY ^
^^^^^^^^
\ BUILT TO ORDER
■IS Taketi at Workshop -' ? -]
^^^^^^^^f
CONSTANTLY ON HAT.
Stanford St., near Second and Townsend, San Francisc(
WHALE BOATS. METALLIC SURF AND LIFE BOATS BUILT TO ORDER
-T^LL. ORDERS PROTVTPTl-V nTTEMDED TO
MISCELLANEOUS.
atton, Bell & Co.
Wool Agengy Warehouse
AND SCOURING WORKS
^yW
456 TOWNSEND STREET, -:- SAN FRANCISCO
SOLE AGENTS
•^1- Little's 3beep Dip ^
4\
PACKED IN ROUND IRON DRUMS AND
IN ENGLISH GALLON TINS
LARGE SIZE
SEE THAT EACH DRUM AND GALLON
)
CAN IS LABELED WITH
'* LITTLE'S DIP'
k
y/i^l WITHOUT WHICH NONE IS K^fvS
^//j GENUINE US^
Dealers are Cautioned against Buying
Cheap and Fraudulent Imitations
«£
Wools Sorted and Scoured, or Packed and Shipped in the Grease
^39 prapeiseo Directory
ESTABLISHED 1858
THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION
-EJU^BRKCING-
An Accurate Index of Residents.
A Classified Business Directory.
A Guide to Streets, Public Offices, etc.
A Reliable Map of the City.
A Street Car Map Showing Transfer System.
ALSO
The Officers of the Municipal Government.
Societies and Other Organizations.
All the Clubs, with Names of Officers and
Members.
FOR THE YEHR
1895
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $5.00
RMINTER St OO.
Rrof^rietors
PUBLISHED BY THE J. B. FfllNTER QOflPflNT
Edgar Painter, President
Edward M. Adams, Manager
518 Clay Stt»eet, San Franciseo
Entered According to Act of Congress in the year 1895 by PAINTER & CO.,
in the office of the Librajian of Congre«8, at Washington, D. C.
1 a
NATl9NAb
Breu/i9§QD/T)pa9y
Brewery and Bottlers
(or. pdlt09 ai^d U/ebst^r 5^5.
5AN FRANCI5CO
^
CHAS. E. HANSEN,
A. Mclaughlin,
GEO. F. VOLZ,
President
Vice-President
Secretary and Treasurer
PREFACE
-i^'
In offering this book, we claim the following points of
superiority, which our thirty-seven years of experience have
enabled us to attain :
1. Our book has more pages and 2594 more names than
any other directory of the city.
2. It is compact and convenient to handle — compressed
paper and binding being used to accomplish that purpose.
3. It has no ditto marks — names are easier to find.
4. It has two maps — one an entirely new map of the city,
the other, a map showing all street car lines and the system of
transfers.
5. It has a flat opening back and will always keep the
place wherever opened.
6. It has a list of clubs and club members.
7. It has the only street guide correct to date.
8. It has a classified business directory of Chinese firms.
9. It is printed with new type.
10. The paper is superior to that of any other directory of
the city.
11. The binding is more durable than any other. It is also
more elegant.
Langley's San Francisco Directory was established in 1858,
and, although it has since been practically the only directory of
this city published, no attempt has been made to take advantage
of that fact to the detriment of the public, although the expense
attending the publication has increased each year with tlie in-
crease of the population.
In conclusion, we desire to thank our patrons for their
generous support this year and heretofore, and we express the
hope that our efforts to please them will insure a continuance
of their patronage.
LANGLEY'S S. F. DIRECTORY.
5t1ERW00D & SriERWOOD
Importers, Shipping and Commission Merchants
212-214 nflRKET, 5ET. FRONT /INb bAmS STREETS
1
paolfie <?oa8t /i<$<?r?ts for /I\o(?t if ^l^apdop "U/l?ite Seal" ai^d "Brut I/i\perial"
CHK7V^:PHGNES
Crosse & Blackwell's Pickles, Lucca Oil, Fresh Fruit Jams, Etc.
Colman's London Mustard, Epps' Homcepathic Cocoa,
Fry's Cocoas and Chocolate, Cox's Sparkling Gelatine,
Durkee's Salad Dressing, Pure Spices, Etc.
^Sublime Lucca Oil, in Tins.
IC^Qstone Monosratn and (§1^ Saratoga 1IIJil$k!^$
Burke's Guinness' Dublin Porter, Bass' Ale, bottled by Burke,
Burke's Irish and Scotch Whiskies, Old Tom Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Kenneth Mackenzie & Co's Cadiz Sherries and Oporto Ports,
Day and Martin's Blacking and Russet Cream,
Chalmers' Transparent Gelatine,
Houtman's Holland Gin, Fleischmann's Gin,
Hennessj^ Brandy, bottled by E. & J. Burke
SOHLITZ TVTIL-iA^T^WKEE BEER
Ross' " Royal" Belfast Ginger Ale,
Joule's Stone Ale, Bass's Ale and Guinness' Porter in wood,
Henk Waukesha Mineral Water,
Meinhold's Eastern Cider,
Eschenauer's Clarets and Sauternes,
Club Cocktails,
Evans' Hudson India Pale Ale, bottled and in wood,
Bushmill's Old Irish Whisky, in cases and in wood,
Carlisle Sour Mash Bourbon Whiskey,
SflEVWOOD 'lOBIN HOOD," "0. P. S/' '' WGOT/' AND "STflNDHQO" WHISKIES,
Canadian Rye Whisky, Gooderham & Worts Ltd. , Toronto
BASS &. COS ALE AND GUINNESS & CO'S STOUT IN WOOD
flQENT5 FOR FINE HflVflNfl CIQflR5
Curtice Bros. Co., Rochester N. Y., Preserved Meats, Vegetables and Fruits, and
"Blue Label" Tomato Ketchup.
nnPK VHLLEY MINE CO'S MINES KND BRKNDIES
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND HANDLERS OF
STRAIGHT WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, PORT, SHERRIES, Etc.
We do not cut, rectify nor compound. Goods sold from U. S. Bonded or
Free Warehouses.
^Hi^RwooD & 3he;rwood
2 12-2 14 MARKET STREET, 5/IN FR/INQI5Q0
ALSO PORTLAND AND LOS ANGELES
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MISCELIiANEOUS INFORMATION 45
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.. 45-lU
FIRE I'ATROL _ 56
PUBLIC SCHOOLS 56
COLLEGES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS 57
HOSPITALS 58
U. S. OFFICERS. 59
STATE OFFICERS . ... . 61
COURTS 62
BANKS 62
CHURCHES 64
SOCIETIES 73
MILITARY 9a
CEMETERIES 101
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STREET GUIDE '02
KEY TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS, BLOCKS.
HALLS, PLACES OF AMUSEMENT,
WHARVES, PROMINENT PLACES... 129
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES, UNITED
STATES, STATE, CITY AND COUNTY... 131
ADDITIONAL NAMES. REMOVALS,
ETC 1*3
ALPHABETICAL REGISTER OP
NAMES 161
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPT(red pages)1604
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1585
CHINESE BUSINESS DIRECTORY 184
INDEX TO CONTENTS.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 71
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION
CHURCH 68
ALL HALLOWS CHURCH 70
ALPHABETICAL REGISTER OF NAMES 161
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
AND MACHINISTS 90
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS AND
PILOTS OF STEAM VESSELS 90
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
FOREIGN MISSIONS 72
AMERICAN FORESTERS' HALL ASSOCIATION 76
.AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR 7.^
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY 72
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS 74
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AM-
ERICA 75
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN 77
ARIEL ROWING CLUB 96
ARION VEREIN 96
.ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS 48
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES 77
•ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN
WAR 96
ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC... 93
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 77
AUSTRIAN MILITARY AND BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION 77
BANKS 62
BAPTIST CHURCHES 64
BAPTIST CHINESE MISSION 64
BAR ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO 93
BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION 90
BAY CITY WHEELMAN 96
BEAR CLUB OF CALIFORNIA 90
BELGIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY 77
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES 73
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS 77
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BERLINS THE ^6
BETHLEHEM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH... 65
BISHOP ARMITAGE CHURCH ORPHANAGE
OF CALIFORNIA 77
BOARD OF TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO 90
BOHEMIAN CLUB 9<>
BOILERMAKER'S AND IRON SHIPBUILDERS'
UNION »0
BOOKBINDERS' PROTECTIVE AND BENEFI-
CIAL ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO.. 90
BOYS' AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY 77
BRETHREN CHURCH '1
BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION 90
BRICKHANDLERS- PROTECTIVE AND BE-
NEVOLENT UNION OF CALIFORNIA 91
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALL
FORNIA... '■'
BUILDERS' ASSOCL\TION OF CALIFORNIA 91
BUSINESS COLLEGES 57
BUSINESS MENS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION 94
CALEDONIAN CLUB ^^
CALIFORNLA ACADEMY OP MEDICINE 77
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 93
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY 72
CALIFORNIA CAMERA CLUB 96
CALIFORNIA CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY 77
CALIFORNIA CHINESE MISSION 65
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 57
CALIFORNIA CYCLING CLUB 96
CALIFORNIA ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY 93
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY »3
C^.LIFORNIA L.\WN TENNIS CLUB 96
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY
AND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 93
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION 77
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS 93
CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB 96
CALIFORNIA SCHUTZEN CLUB CADETS 96
CALIFORFIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN ^^^
28
PAGK.
CAIiIFORNlA STATE DEMOCRATIC CLUB 96
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMOEOPATHIC MED-
ICAL SOCIETY 91
CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY 93
CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU 9:i
CALIFORNIA STATE RETAIL DRUGGISTS' AS-
SOCIATION 93
CALIFOiiNIA STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSO-
CIATION 72
CALIFORNIA STRi.ET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 68
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 68
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO 78
CARLISLE CLUB 96
CEMETERIES 101
CENTENARY MKTHODIST EPISCOPAL CHRCH
SOUTH 67
CENTRAL GOi^PEL MISSION T2
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.. 67
CERCLE FRANCAIS 96
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 91
CHAPELS 71
OHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION 78
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL SOCIETY 78
OHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY 78
CHEBRA BRITH SHALOM SOCIETY 78
CHEBRA OHAVAI SHOLEM SOCIETY 78
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY T<s
CHINESE MISSION HOUSE OF THE METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 68
CHRISTIAN CHURCH (FIRST) OR FIRST
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST... 71
CHURCHES 64
CHURCH OF ST. CHARLES BORROMEO 71
CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN 66
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT 65
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS 70
CIGARUAKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION, NO.
228 91
OIOARPACKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION 91
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS 45
COLLEGES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS 57
COMMERCIAL FIRE DISPATCH COMPANY 55
CONCORDIA, THE 97
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL 67
CONGREGATION BETH-MENAHIM STREISAND 67
CONGREGATION EMANU-EL 67
CONGREGATION NEVAH-ZEDEK 67
CONGREGATION OHABIA SHALOME 67
CONGREGATION SHAARI ZEDEK 67
CONGREGATION SHERITH ISRAEL 67
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES 64
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATES 72
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUILDING SO-
CIETY 72
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB 72
CONGREGATIONAL HOME MISSIONARY SO-
CIETY 72
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS' RELIEF SO-
CIETY OF CALIFORNIA 72
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 47
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE 67
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB 98
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COSMOS CLUB 97
COUNCIL OF THE FEDERATED TRADES OF
THE PACIFIC COAST 91
COURTS 62
CROSS COUNTRY CLUB 97
CUSTOM HOUSE.... 61
DANISH LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY 78
DANISH SOCIETY (DANIA) 78
DANISH SOCIETY (NORDEN) 97
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU-
TION 9;}
DE FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES 57
DENTAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR-
NIA 57
DEUTSCHER KRIEGER VEREIN 97
DEUTSCHER VEREIN 97
DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN
FRANCISCO 90
DRY GOODS MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF SAN
FRANCISCO '.IT
EDUCATION BOARD OF. 15
EINTRACHT RIFLE SECTION 101
EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO < 1
EMANUEL CHURCH OF, THE EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION !'•>
EMANUEL MISSION if*
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES i;5
EPWORTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.. CT
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 7S
EVANGELICAL CHURCHES 66
EVENING SCHOOLS 57
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY , Ts
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1 '-W
FIFTEENTH AVENUE METHODIST EPISCO-
P.\L CHURCH *;s
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH J
FIRE DEPARTMENT "i
FIRE PATROL ' ■
FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION OF
THE PACIFIC ■■'■■■
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSO-
CIATION 78
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 64
FIRST CONGREGATION.AL CHURCH 64
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH •;>
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH 66
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH 64
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 7S
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
.\SSOCIATION 78
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 67
FMRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH 71
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH <.S
FIRST SWEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 68
FIRST T'NITARIAN CHURCH 71
FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 69
FLORENCE CRITTENDEN HOME ASSOCIA-
TION FOR ERRING WOMEN 78
FOURTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 65
FRVNKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIN 91
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FRANKLIN STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6B
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, THE 94
FRENCH LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 7»
FRENCH ZOUAVES 101
FRIENDS MEETING 72
GARDENERS' AND RANCHERS' ASSOCIATION 91
GARIBALDI GUARD 101
GARIBALDI MUTUAL AID SOCIETY 81
GARIBALDI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 78
GENTLEMENS SODALITY OF THE BLESSED
VIRGIN MARY 72
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA... 94
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC... 94
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
OF SAN FRANCISCO 78
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY 79
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CdUROH.. 08
GERMANIA CLUB 97
GLASS BLOWERS' UNION NO. 3 91
GOLDEN GATE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIA-
TION 79
GRACE CHURCH 66
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSION
CHURCH 67
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC 79
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC CEME-
TERY ASSOCIATION 79
GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR, THE 88
GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH 67
GREEK, RUSSIAN, SLAVONIAN ORTHODOX
EASTERN CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY 80
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF SAN
FRANCISCO THE 57
HALLS 96
HAMILTON SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH 64
HARMONIE CLUB 97
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO 97
HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW 58
HAWTHORNE SOCIETY THE 97
HEBREW CHURCHES 67
HERMAN'S SONS MAENNERBUND 83
HISTORICAL SOCIEriES 93
HOME FOR THE CARE OF ENEBRIATES 90
HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY 80
HOSPITALS 58
HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 68
HOWARD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 67
HUNGARIAN SOCIAL AND MUTUAL AID SO-
CIETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST 80
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN .." 80
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S HALL
ASSOCIATION 80
IMPROVED ORDER OF BED MEN'S ENDOW-
MENT FUND ASSOCIATION 80
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S RELIEF
AND BURIAL ASSOCIATION 80
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS 90
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN 80
INDEPENDENT LONGSHOREMEN'S PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOCIATION 90
INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN'S HALL
ASSOCIATION 81
PAQB
INTERNAL REVENUE 60
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHIN-
ISTS 91
IROQUOIS CLUB 97
IRVING INSTITUTE 58
ITALIAN BERSAGLIEBI MUTUAL BENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY 81
ITALIAN CHAMBEK OF COMMEUCE 81
ITALIAN RIALI CARABINIERI MUTUAL AID
SOCIETY 81
ITALIAN SHARPSHOOTERS 101
JAPANESE METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSION
AND CHURCH 68
JAPANESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND
MISSION. 69
JEWELERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY 91
JUAREZ GUAKD 101
JUAREZ GUARD MUTUAL AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY 81
KINDERGARTENS 859
KING'S DAUGHTERS HOME FOlt INCURABLES 81
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR 81
KNIGHTS OF HONOR 81
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 81
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUREAU OF RELIEP... 82
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CEMETERY ASSOCIA-
TION 82
KNIGHTS OH" PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TION 82
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE 8
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH 82
KONG CHOW BENEFICIAL SOCITEY (Chinese) 82
LABOR COUNCIL OF SAN FRANCISCO 91
LADIES OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE RE-
Pt BLIC 80
LADIES PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRIN-
ITY CHURCH. 72
LADIES PROTECTIVE AND RELIEF SOCIETY 82
LADIES SExM.ANS' FRIEND SOCIETY 82
LADIES SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES
LADIES UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY 82
LAFAYETTE GUARD 101
LEBANNON PRESBYTERIAN CHURuH 69
LICK OLD LADIES' HOME 82
LIGUE N.VTIONALE FRANCAISE 94
LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, ETC 63
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER 82
LONGSHORE LUMBERMEN'S PROTEOIIVE
ASSOCIATION 91
LORING CLUB 97
LUMBER SURVEYORS' ASSOv lA'TION 91
MADRID MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.... 79
MAGDALEN ASYLUM 82
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION OF CALL
FORNIA SI
MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL, ASSOCIA-
TION No. 35 91
M\BINKRS' CHURCH THK 71
MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM 94
MARK HOPKINS INSTITUTE OF ART. 94
M.ASONIC SOCIETIES 67
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF 88
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 88
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION 88
MASONIC VETERAN ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST „ 88
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MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION 8!
MASTER PLUMBERS- ASSOCIATION 9:
MATER MISERICORDIAE 8:
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE 9.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVER-
SITY OF CALIFORNIA 5;
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF CAL-
IFORNIA 9-
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHT'RCH 6'
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCL\TION. H*
MERCHANTS' CLUB 07
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION 92
METHODIST CHURCHES 67
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY 7i>
METHODIST SOCIAL I NioN OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO 97
MILITARY 99
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. 8 82
MILITARY SOCIETIES 101
MILLMEN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION 92
MISCELLANEOUS 71
MISSION DOLORES CHURCH 70
MOUNT ST. JOSEPHS INFANT ORPHAN
ASYLUM 82
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT 45
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATIONARY
ENCtINEEBS 82
NATIONAL CLUB »7
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA 99
NATIONAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION 92
NATIONAL UNION 83
NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST 97
NATH'E SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST 98
NAVAL BATTALION N. G. C. 101
NEPTUNE SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.. 98
NORD-DEUTSCHER VEREIN S3
NORWEGIAN CLUB 98
NOTRE DAME DES VIi TOIRES 70
OCCIDENTAL COURSING CLUB 98
OCCIDENTAL TROTTING AND PACING ASSO-
CLATION 9-i
OCEAN VIEW UNION CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH 65
ODD FELLOWS 89
ODD FELLOWS' EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION 9ii
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION OF SAN
FRANCISCO 90
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 90
OLD FRIENDS 98
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO ... 83
OLBET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 65
OLIVET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 69
OLYMPIC CLUB THE 98
ORDER HERMANN S SnNS 83
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS 83
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CL.A.N8 98
ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE 83
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Protestant) 85
ORPHAN ASYLUM (ROMAN CATHOLIC) 83
OUR LADY'S HOME (Roman Catholic) 83
OUR SAVIOR'S SCANDINAVIAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH 66
PACIFIC ATHLETIC AS80CLATION 78
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION NATIVE SONS
OF VERMONT «^^ 98
PAGP
PACIFH' COAST COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS'
ASSOCIATION ! -
PACIFIC COAST JERSEY CATTLE CLUB :■:,
PACIFIC COAST PIGEON SOCIETY -
PACIFIC COAST TROTTING HORSE BREED-
ERS' ASSOCIATION :'j
PACIFIC FOX TERRIER CLUB THE 9j»
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND
HOME SOCIETY 8:;
PACIFIC HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY AS-
CIA'noN 84
PACIFIC KENNEL CLUB '.'8
PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION Ti
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE. .'2
PACIFIC UNION CLUB Js
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB THE SS
PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ft"
PHILATELIC SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO... '.'»
PIERCE STREET CHAPEL ' s
PILGRIM CHAPEL f*
PIONEER KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY .h4
PIONEERS SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA '-»■•
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 6.1
POLICE DEP.\BTMENT -vj
POLISH SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA Nt
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE. AND BENEVO-
LENT ASSOCL\TI0N 9-2
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY 84
POST OFFICE 60
POTRERO METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHDKCH 67
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES' 68
PRESBYTERIAN CHINESE CHURCH AND MIS-
SION 69
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION HOUSE 72
PRESS CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO 98
PRINTERS MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION 84
PRIVATE SCHOOLS 57
PROTECTIVE SOCIETIES 90
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OLD LADIES' HOME 84
PUBLIC SCHOOLS 55
REGISTER OF NAMES 161
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES 72
RE-ORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS (San Francisco
Branch! 72
RETAIL GROCERS' COLLECTION BUREAU 92
RETAIL GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION 92
RICHMOND CONGREGATION.\L CHURCH 65
RIGGERS AND STEVEDORES UNION ASSOCIA-
TION 92
RIGGERS PROTECTIVE UNION OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO 92
ROMAN CATHOLIC 69
ROYAL ARCANUM »* !
RUSSIAN CATHEDRAL 67 j
SACRED HEART CHURCH 71
SACREr> HEART COLLEGE 58
SACRED HEART PRESENTATION CONVENT *8
SAILOR'S WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY 90
SALARIES, CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS 4*
SALEM EVANGELICAL CHURCH (German) 68
SALVATION ARMY 7'2
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION 95
SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VEREIN 84
3f
PAOB.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 8t
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK-
ERS ^2
SAN FRANCI:iCO CHAPTER OF AMERICAN IN
STITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 84
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOLSE IIJ
SAN FRANCISCO EXTENSION SOCILTV OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 7:^
SAN FRANCISOU COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY 9'2
BAN FRANCISCO COUNTY SOCIETY OF PHY-
SICIANS AND SURGEONS '.>5
SAN FRANCISCO CREMATION COMPANY 'Jii
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION 92
SAN FRANCISCO FRUIT AND FLOWER MIS-
SION H*
SAN FRANCISCO GIRL'S UNION '. 8t
SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLI-VERBIN 98
SAN FRANCISCO HOMOEOPATHIC POLY-
CLINIC 84
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TION '.»5
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER CARRIERS' MUTU-
AL AID ASSOCIATION 84
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNEKCHOR W
BAN FRANCISCO MARINE TEMPERANCE SO-
CIETY 90
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY... 95
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.... 84
SAN FRANCISCO POLYCLINIC «4
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY 73
BAN FRANCISCO PRINTING PRESSMEN'S
UNION 92
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE '.'2
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCB EXCHANGE CALL
BOARD ASSOCIATION 92
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE MU-
TUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION 8.-)
SAN FRANCISCO PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASY-
LUM SOCIETY 85
BAN FRANCISCO RETAIL DRUGGISTS' ASSO-
CIATION 02
SAN FRANCISCO SCHWABEN VEREIN 98
SAN FRANCISCO SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.. 98
SAN FRANCISCO SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION
THE HO
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS' ASSOCIA-
TION 92
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PRE-
VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 85
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD 92
SAN FRANCISCO TENT NO 18, KNIGHTS OF
THE MACCABEES 85
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY .. 5s
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN 99
SAN FRANCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION-
NO. 21 mt
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN 99
SAN FRANCISCO WHIST CLUB 99
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB 99
SCANDAXAVIAN SOCIETY 85
SCAVENGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION 92
SCHIIETZEN VEREIX 101
SCOTCH-IRISH SOCIETY 99
SECOND AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 68
PAOB
SECOND NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH 71
SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH 7t
SECOND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .. 69
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS 47
SERVIAN MONTENEGRAN BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY 85
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS CHURCH 72
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' ASSOCIA-
TION 92
SIERRA CLUB 95
SILVER STREET KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY... 84
SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH 68
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY 86
SOCIAL SOCIETIES 96
SOCIETIES 72
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN WORK 73
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS 99
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 85
SONS OF JACOB 86
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 79
80UTHSIDE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH 68
SPANISH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY... 86
ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH 66
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY (SCOTCH BENEVO-
LENT) 85
ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH (GERMAN) 66
ST. BONIFACE'S CHURCH (GERMAN) 70
ST. BRENDAN'S CHURCH 70
ST. BRIDGET'S CHURCH 70
ST. DOMINIC'S CHURCH AND MONASTERY... 69
ST. FRANCIS' CHURCH 69
ST. FRANCIS' GIRLS' DIRECTORY ORPHAN
ASYLUM 79-
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH 70
ST. IGNATIUS' CHURCH 69
ST. JAMES' CHURCH 71
ST. JOHANNES' GERMAN EVANGELICAL LU-
THERAN CHURCH 66
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 66
ST. JOHN'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH 66
ST. JOHN'S GERMAN METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CtfURCH 68
ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 69
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C.) 85
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH 70
ST. JOSEPHS SCHOOLS 68
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH 66
ST. MARK'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL LU-
THERAN CHURCH 66
ST. MARY'S CATHEDR.AL 69
ST. MARY'S CHURCH (Old Cathedral) 69
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE (Old) 71
ST. MARY.S C. T. A. aud B. ASSOCIATION 90
ST. PATRICKS CHURCH &.>
ST. PATRICK'S MITUAL ALLIANCE ASSO-
CIATION OF CALIFORNIA 8r.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 70
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL*-
CHURCH 67
ST. PAUL'S PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 66
ST. PAULUS GERMAN EVANGELICAL LU-
THERAN CHURCH 66
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY 86
2 a
32
PACE
ST. PETEB'8 CHURCH 66
ST. PETER'S OHDRCH 70
ST. PETER S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY 86
ST. ROSE'S CHrRCH 70
ST, 8TEPHEXS iJHURCH 6tj
ST. TERESA'S CHURCH 70
ST. ZITAS HOME 73
STS. PIETRO E PAOLO CHURCH 70
ST.\R OF THE SEA CHURCH 71
STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTUKE 95
STATE BOARD OF VITICULTUBAL COMMI*-
SIONERS 95
STATE FLORAL SOCIETY 95
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY (See Medical 8o-
cierv of the State of California.)
STATE OFFICERS = 61
STEVEDORE EXGISEERS PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CIATION 92
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE THE 93
STREET GUIDE 10-2
SUED DEUTSCHF.R VEREIN 86
SUPERVISORS, BOARD OF 45
SWEDESBORGI\S CHURCHES. 71
SWEDISH CHURCH 65
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN EBEN-
EZER CHTRCH 66
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 86
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY 86
SWISS RIFLE CLUB 99
SWISS SHARPSHOOTERS AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY I'l
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO 86
TECHNICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST 95
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES 90
TERKITdRIAL PIdNEERS OF CALIFORNIA 96
TKUTONIA SOCIETY 86
THEO.^^OPHICAL SOCIETY 73
THETA IOTA PI 99
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH 64
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 65
TRINITY CHURCH 65
PAOB
TRINITY METHODHT EPISCOPAL CHUTICH... 68
TRINITY PRESBYTERL\N CHURCH „ 69
UNION LEAGUE CLUB THE 99
USION PRINTERS' MUTUAL AID 80CIETY..._ 86
UNION SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH 64
UNITARIAN 71
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS 86
UNITED STATES ARMY 59
UNITED STATES MINT 61
UNITED STATES OFFICERS 59
UNITED STATES TREASURY 61
U. S. SURVEYOR (GENERAL'S OFFICE 61
UNIVERSITY CLUB 99
VEREIN EINTRACBT 99
VETERAN FIREMEN'S' ASSOCIATION OF CAL-
IFORNIA 99
VETERAN ODD FELLOW.s' ASSOCIATION 70
VETERANS HOME 86
VETER.AN NATIONAL GUARD (iF CALIFORNIA. 101
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATALLION 99
WARD BOUNDARIES 52
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 69
WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 71
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 69
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAN
FRANCISCO 86
WOMANS' CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION 90
WOVIANS' RELIEF CORPS 80
WOMANS' EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL
UNION :. 86
WOOD .MEN OF THE WORLD 86
YALE ALUMNI ASSOCI.ATION OF CALIFOR-
NIA 99
YGLESIA DE NUEsTRA SENORA DE GUADA-
LUPE 70
YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC UNION 86
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 73
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE (R.C ) 86
YOUNG WOMEN S CHRISTI *N ASSOCIATION... 73
YOUTH'S DIRECTORY 86
OAKLAND AND ALAMEDA
Banks.
CBXTR.\Ii BANK, NE cor Fourteenth and Broad-
w»y. Onklaiid, <'al., Tel-phone 663
FIRST XATIOXAL BANK, NE cor Tenth and
BroHdway, 0 .klniid, Cal., Telephone lOy
OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS THE, NE
C(.r Twelfth and Broadway, Oakland, Cal., Tele-
phone 47
UNION SAVINGS B.\NK. SE cor Broadway and
9th, Oakland. Oal.. Telephone 805
Circular Distribtitor.
MLACSORLEY ALFRED SPENCER, 669 Jack-
eon, Oakland
Contractors-General.
OAKLAND CONTRACTING CO., Macdonough
Bldg, Oakland, Cal.
BOWMAN H. & CO., 951 Broadway, Oakland,
Cal., T' lephone 2-52
PLEVT GEORGE B., 1171 Broadway, Oakland,
•Cal-.Telnplione 156
OSGOOD BROS., 852 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.,
Telephone 225
Express Company.
■WHITNEY TRANSFER CO., Broadway cor
Tenth, Oakland, Cal., Telephone 12
Insurance Companies.
NEW ZEALAND IVSURANCE CO.. A. G.
Davis manager. Alameda and Contra Costa Coun-
ties b anch, 902 Broadway, Oakland, Cal., Tele-
phone 319
Marble W^orks.
AMADOR MARBLE CO., at Mountain View
Cemetery, Oakland, Cal., Telephone 720*
;PIij-sician8.
GLOVER COSMOS X. , 268 Ninth, Oakland, Cal.
Real Estate Agents.
BREED A. H. & CO., 460 Ninth, Oakland, Cal.,
Telephone so I
DINGEE WILLIAM J., 460-462 Eighth, Oak-
land, Cal., Telephone 35
LEONARD JOSEPH A. CO., 1364 Park, Ala-
meda Cal , Telephone 10
MOREAL H. P. <!k CO., 1428-1432 Park, Ala-
meda, Cal., Telephone 37
WOODWARD K. W. & CO., 902 Broadway.
Oakland, Cal.
Schools-Private.
AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Y. M. C. A. Bldg, Oakland, Cal.
CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF THE SAC
RED HEART, 1534 Webster, Oakland, Cal.,
Telephone 107
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Broadway nr Webster,
Ay, Oakland, Cal.
Undertakers.
BROW7< ALBERT, 466-468, 13th, Oakland. Cal.,
Telephone 18
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE
Acme EnBraving Co 1654
Adkins Mnfg Co., right top
lines, reaistar names
^ttia iDSurance Co. (red pages) 1622
Allen & Higgins Lumber Co 1632
Allen & Woods 1632
American Fire Ids. Co 369
Andrews T. P., right top line,
register names and 1736
Anglo-Oalifornian Bank, red
pages 1611
Apprill George 1558
Archibald F. A 16S2
Archibald P. L., inside front
cover
Arme8& Dallam 19
Atkinson G. F 1832
Ave-y D. R. & Co
Babin Landry C 1801
Baker & Hamilton, bottom cor-
ner cards, right side
Bank and Ins. Dept 1609-1624
(red pages)
Bank of British N. America, red
pages 1617
Bank of California, red pages. ..1610
Barber's Carpet Beating Ma-
chines 1623
Barrow, Wad.-, Guthrie & Co... .1585
Bemis C. C 1801
Bender Bros 1841
Bishop J 1626
Blackbawk Livery Stables 258
Blake, MofiBt & Co 1732
Blohm L 1842
Blumeuthal Julius 1634
Boesch Lamp Co 1688
Bonestell & Co., lett bottom
lines, register names
Borland James H 1726
Brace Nathan 803
Bridge H. 8. & Co., right bot-
tom corner cards
British American Assurance
Co 369
Browell Jeremiah, bus. head'gs
Bulletin, left top line, regis-
ter of names and 315
BunceBros 1622
Burd William 1732
Burns J. H 21
Burns T. A., l^ft side lines, reg-
iater of uauies
Bush & Mallett Co 325
Buswell W. F 1734
Butterworth Thomas C, card
middle of each letter in
register
Cahill « Hall Elevator Co 1651
California Art Glass Bending
and Cutting Works 1665
Cal. Electrical Works 1648 1650
California Ink Co 1682
Cal. Irc.n and Wrecking Co 335
Cal. Perforating Screen Co 7
California Tool Works 12
California Turf 1725
California Wire Works 8
Call The, left bottom lines reg-
ister of names
Cantley James, right bottom
corner cards, register of
names
Capp C S. & Co 1801
Cattou, Bell & Co., left bottom
lines reg. of natues and 22
Cbapman W. B., regist«r of
. names, left top Hues and... 368
Chester Henry 1680
Cbrenik Au.lreas 1840
PAGE
Cnronlcle, right side lines reg-
ister of names
Church 8. K 1685
Clark N. & Sons, bus. headings
Olerc P. F 1691
Coffin Alonzo 1734
Colton Dental ARSOCiatlon 1642
Columbian Mills, right side
lines, register of nam«8
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co 1622
Cook H. N 1602
Cooper Leo 1826
Cosmopolitau Adv. Agency 1586
Coulson Nat. T., left bottom
corner cards reg. names
Craig J., iusert 746
Cunningham A. A 1625
Davidson A Leigh 18(11
Day Thomas .t Co 1684
Decker Charles W 1642
Denuison E G 1814
Dewey Eugr tvmg Co 1682
Dicksou Rob rt, bark cav, red
pages 1622
Diener Henry 1681
Dingne W. J., bottom line front
cover and 1803
Dixou, Borgeson k Co., re^is
ter of names, right bottom
line 1813
Donohoe-Kelley Banking Co.,
red pages 1613
Dornin G»orge L) 502
Dow Steam Pump Works 5
Dunham. Carrigan & Hayden
1675 and 1686
Dyer Brother-i, 15
Easton, EMridge & Co 1801
Eggers, Gould & Co 1717
El Anunciado 1724
Electric Laundry Co., r gister
of names, left bottom lines
Electropolse. regist-rof names,
right bottom corner cards
El Monte Hotel 538
Enginger V 1810
Evaus C. H. h Co., V\ lri52 and 1797
Evening Bulletin, register of
names, left top line and 315
Evening Post The 549
Famsworth & Colli. is 1644
Filippe T. B 1827
Finn John- 1714
Firemans Fund Ins. Co., front
cover and 571
First National Bank, r^d pages. 1617
Fischb ck & Glootz 18
Fis .her S. E. & Co 1655
Fisher L. P l')85
Fisher Packing Uo 1S35
Fisher Will & Co 1801
Fit z Curejregister nau,« i.right
top lines
Fleishhacker A. h Co 1639-1732
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro
Forbes A. J. & Sou 1617
Francis, & Valentine register
of names, left side lines
Gallagher & O'Connor 1623
Galloway Lithographing Co.. ..1701
Gamier E. & Co 1722
Gazette Weekly 1624
German Savings aud Loan So-
ciety, red pag 'S 1615
Germania. red pag' s Ib24
Getchell Berry Printing Co 628
Gntz Z. J. * Co 1731
Giant Powder Oo 630
Gladding, McBean & Co., busi-
ness headings
PAGE
Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, register of names,
left side lines
Golden West Irou Works 15
Goodman George ISSs-lSlS
Grace & Reynolds ^1720
Grandjean Henrv 1633
Grant H. M 369
Great Eastern Carpet Beating
Co 1621
Green A. T ...1802
Grimm C. H. Dr 1728
Gruenhagen C H 1711
Gwyer Mrs. Dr., r-!gister of
names, right bottom cor-
ner cards aud 1740
Hall A. I. & Son 686
Halsted & Co 18«
Hamnaam Biths 528
Harris Jfe Jones 1706
Heald's Business College, back
bone and 723
Henderson H. C 697
Herballne, register of names,
leftside lines
Herman J 180T
Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc
(red pages) 1867
Hicks-Judil C').. back cover and 745
Highland Springs, top liues,
regist'^r of nam»s and 746
Hirsch. Kahn & Co 1730-1736
Hobbs.Wall & Co., back bone...
75.^-1609
Hoflfman, Dahl & Co 1813
Hoffman G. & Co 1651
Holman W. L 1651
Holtz & Fey 1650
Howard T 1842
Hunsaker H. W. Dr 784
Jackson Byron 11
Jackson P. H. & Co 1588
Jacquemet J. & Co 802
Jardine Iron Works, bottom
right corner card
Jesse George B 1816
Jewish Progress 18
Keeley lastitute ..
Rilboiirn & Co 1638
King lames L 1034, 1726
Kirkpafrick T. A 1585
Kneass G. W 31
Krogh Manufacturing Co 6
La Grande Laundry 1690
Lane W. E 1742, 1810
Lang N. H. & Co 1802
Larkins & Co 1625
Lask Harry J 1726
Lawrence J. V 1619
Layng H. G. & Co 1708
Lek G. W 1642
Leek Ira G 16*2
Leve M. S 1735
Lietz A C> 1822
Lion Co. Chimney Sweeping ...1626
Lindstrom A. 0 1601
London and San Francisco BanK
(red pages) 1612
London, Paris and American
Bank (red pages^ 1619
Loryea's Dr. Hamma m Baths. ..1601
Loudon W. M 1646
Louvre The New, fiont cover,
right line, back cover, left
line
Lovejoy E. B 1670
Lozano Carli 8 A 9
Lowe J. W 1589
Luckhardt C. A. & Co 1590
Lund-trom K. A., register of
names 960
34
PAGB
Lund Henrv & Co 17
Lundy Furniture Co 1662, 1«10
Lurliue Baths 1888
Lutgen diaries F 1685
Lutz August 1714
LyoDS Charles, register of
names, lower quarter, back
cover 955
Lytle T 1838
Marsh & Kidd IfOK
McDonald P. A 13
McNicholl A. J. & Co 1582
McPhun Wm 1839
Mcl^iieen John 1622
Medical Dept University Cal... 16
Millbrae Company 1715
Mitchell J. E.The Carpet Clean-
ing and Renovating Co 1621
Moise L. H 1806
Morning Call, the register of
nsimes, left bottom lines
Montague W. W. top lines back
cover and business heading
Mortons Uedley 7
Mounic Jacques 1804
Munsell James Jr., front cover
1625. 1628
Murch & Gray 1744
Murphey William 1734
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.
front cover, 1625, 1628
Mutual Savings Bank ( red
pages) 1618
National Fire Insurance Co.. f02
National Laundry 1690
National Photo and Engraving
Co 1735
National Vinegar Works 1835
Mehans it Co, register of names
right top line
Neustadter Bros 1812
Nevada Metallurgical Works. ..1590
New England Soap Co 1814
N'ewhall H. M. &Co. (red pagel )621
Nichols A. C. & Co 1697
Oesterreicher L 1802
Olympic Salt Water Co li<m
Pabst Brewing Co, register of
names, right bottom cor-
ner card.s
Pacific Business College 1634
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing
Works 1649
Pacific Coast Advertising Co. ..1585
Pacific Fruit Market, register
of names, left side lines
Pacific Law and Collection Co..l634
Pacific Mutual 1 ife losurance
Co (red pages) 1620
Pacific Paving Co 1734
Pacific RolUng Mill Co 4
Pacific Towel Co 1831
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Wts..l836
Painter J. B. Co. The 30
Painter & Co 32
Painter* Co. Type Foundry ... 17
Palmer & Key Reg. of
names, right top lines
Palo Alto Statles inside
front cover
PAGE
Parisian Dyeing ft Cleaning
Wks 1649
Pasteur Fillers Keg. of
names, right bottom lines
Pavne's Bolt Wks 1605
Pelton Water Wheel Co 503
Perrier-Jouet ChampaaDe..Beg.
of names, upper left top
' , . r lines and 368
Petersen ft. Fisher Reg. of
names, right bottom corner
cards, and insert page 1742
Pettitt George Elevator Wks.. ..1651
Petzold August. 1638
Phelp.-i >t Miller 1204
Pioneer Carpet Beating Ma-
chine 1621
Plunfee.t KiUe Miss 1652
Plymouth Rock Office Cleaning
Oo 1214
PuUak H. A 1215, 1.586
Post Evening 549
Price Thomas & Son 1.594
Quaker Medicine Co 314
Qi7een Insurance Co 1622
Queen Lily Soap 18
Raisch A. J Keg. of names,
left bottom corner cards
Rambler Bicycle 896
Reid John Reg. of names
right side lines
Remillard Brick Co 1611
Reuben M 1594
River Express Co | 1656
Robbins F. A. Press Works, bot-
tom left corner card
Robinson & Gillespie 1620
Rogers Henry J 335
Rolfson Bros 1626
Rollins E. H. & Sons 1619
RisekranzH. & Co 1281
RuuleauF. A 1809
Royal and Norwich Union, bot-
tom edge
Royal Eagle Distillery Co., Reg.
of names, right bottom
cf rner cards
Royal Exchange Assurance (red
pages) 1622
Ruemmeli A. Hecker & Co 9
Ruffino & Bianchi„ 1710
Russell J. W. ft Co 1838
Sala Joseph C 1822
San Francisco Chronicle. ..Reg.
of names right side lines
San Francisco Gold, Silver and
Nickel Plating Works 1814
San Francisco and Pacific Glass
Works 1666
San Francisco Brewers' Assn,
Ltd, Reg. names, right cor
cards and front edge of book
San Francisco Bridge Co 1610
San Francisco Laundry, Reg.
of names, left bottom cor-
ner cards and 1690
San Francisco Paving Co. , reg-
ister of names, left bott<^im
comer cards
PAGK
San Francisco Savings Union
(red pages) 1614
San Francisco Stove Works 1821
San Francisco Tageblatt 29
Santa Clara College 961
Savings and Loan Society (red
pages) 1616
Shilling Adam ft Sons 12
S. hilling C. & Co 1722
Schmidt Label and J itho. Co.
1223, 1609, 1655, 1688, 1702
and 1735
flhadburne Geo. D. Jr. & Co 1803
Sherwood K Sherwoo.d 26, 1355
Simonds Saw Co 180h
Simpson ft Millar 19,1809
Sladkv Charles 528
SpauldingJ. ft Co 1621,1649
Stanlf y Charles T 1726
St. Germain Billiard Co 1603
Stillwell Detective Agency The
1.592
Stone N. J. ft Co., register of
names, right top corner
card
Stone R 1620
Sun Insurance Co. register of
names, left top corner cards
and 14-29
Sunset Seed and Plant Co ISIO
Sutter Street Hammam Baths. ..1601
Tageblatf Association 20
Thomas F. The. Parisian Dye
ing and Cleaning Works. ..„1649
Thomas ft Carlson 17,35
Tracy Bros. & Co. . business
hea<iings
Truman I.J. & Co., inside back
cover
Trumbull ft Beebe 1810
Tubbs Cordage Co. 14
Twigg John ft Son 21
Umbson G. H. & Co 1803
Union Assurance Society, red
pages 1623
Union Ice Co 1681
Union Lithograph Co 1702
United States Laundry, refisier
of names, left side lines andl691
Vamey Thomas H. B 896
Wainwright W 1798
Walton N. C 1590
Wa.ss D. D 1840
Watson & Co., register of names
right bottom corner cards
Wedgwood William 1744
Weeklv Gazette 1624
Weichhart J 22
Welch & Co 14
West Publishing Co 1591
Westerji Assurance Co 369
Western Foundry 7
Welden Alex W 1621
Wieland Bros 1721
Wright F. W., registerof naires
right bottom comer cards
and in. 5il>
PAINTER <5c CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Type and Printer^' 3tipplies
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast of the A, D. FARMER & SON
TYPE FOUNDRY, New York.
510 CLAY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
HDKINS MFG. CO. fliniON
e-^iO I=IF=TH STREET lllL/IV/ll
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
Xtl E
lUNICIPflL GOVERNMENT
gty a^d Cpiii)ty of Sap prapeisco, 1895.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Term of office, two years ; expires first Monday in
January, 1897. No compensation. Meetings, second
and last Wednesdays of each month.
President— HENRY L. DODGE, Secretary— George
Beanston. Assistant Secretaries— George W. Wade
and I. J. Aschbeim. Bookkeeper— Giles C. Letcher.
Messenger— Frank W. Yale.
SUPERINTENDENT OP COMMON SCHOOLS. — A. J.
MODLDEK; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Deputy Superintendent. — Madison Babcoch ;
appointed by the Superintendent ; salary, $3,000 per
annum.
Members.
CHAS. A. MURDOCK, THOS. R CAREW,
UtIAKLES A. CLINTON, H. L. DODGE,
A. COMTE. Jr , H. T. SCOTT,
W. F. AMBROSE. CHAS H. HAWLEY.
CUAS. B. STONE. EMMET P. BARRETT,
H. C. HENDERSON, ANDREW McELROY.
a™"0%x-officfo'^ Pr^sident^i- thTB^^ard-of^iw- . '^^^^ ^--.f-^* *« --officio a member of all Stand-
visors; salary Sa.OOO per annum. ">g Committees.
CLERK.-James Taylor Rogflrs, appointed by the oTAvnTO/i r.nMMTTTi?F<5
^ayor ; salary S3,000 per annum. STANDING COMMITTEES.
nrkARrt rki? eTTT>i?''R-trTen'Re Finance— Scott, Barrett, Murdock.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Classification-Clinton. Carew. Stone. Scott. Mur-
Term of office, two year.s ; salary, $1,200 per annum ; docK. Barrett, MoElroy.
term expires 1897. Weekly meetings each Monday Rules-Murdock, Clinton. Stone.
at 2 P. M. Special meetings at the discretion of the Q\ialificatiou of Teachers— McElroy, Henderson,
■?re8ideiit. Comte, Hawley, Ambrose.
President.— ADOLPH SUTRO. Buildings and Grounds — McElroy, Henderson,
.KlalSStrVjr " = '"'''"''''' '' ^^^ ^°^'' ■' '=ir^?fntrcrw. stone.
Mary, $d,bOU per annum. Supplies-Hawlev. Henderson. Stone, Ambrose,
Deputy Clerk. — William T. Patter-^on ; salary McElroy.
• ,800 per annum. Assistant Clerks — John H. Judiciary— Carew. Comte and Ambrose.
/an. James C. Tomalty, H. C. FarquUarson, John Q. Printing— Carew, Henderson. Murdock.
•ijwn Jr. and J. S. Thomson ; Balary. $1,800 per Janitors -Barrett, Clinton, Hawley. Scott, Heuder.
mum. Sergeant-at-Arm.'< — William Donald ; salary, gon.
,200 per annum. Visiting— Ambrose, Scott, Carew.
members.
irstWard JOSEPH KING
t. .con d Ward PETER A. SCULLY
'Ihird Ward C. E. BENJAMIN
Fourth Ward ALPHONSE HIR8CH
r'ifth Ward ....lOSEPH I. DIMOND
Fixth Ward E. C. HUGHES ^ „„„„ ,.»„„T«T.r,«
'.SVl"^.;:-.::;;::;.;;-.:::;;:".''c"l,SS§II CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
^nth Ward A. W. MORGENSTERN
ntU Ward A. B. SPREOKELS SUPERIOR COURT.
oventh Ward J. K. C. HOBBS ^ ,,^„ ,_ oT^.Tiri^Tr
X .yelfth Ward EDWARD L. WAGNER Department 1. -Judge — JAMES M. SEAW ELL ;
term expires January, 1899. Reporter— A. L. Coombs.
STANDING COMMITTEES. Clerk-Joseph Goddard.
. diclary Dimond, Spreckels, Taylor Department 2. —Judge —W. R. DAINGERFIELD ;
.•inauce and Auditing Taylor. Hobbs, Benjamin term expires January, 1899. Reporter— Charles R.
Streets, Wharves.etc. Spreckels, Hu«hes,Morgenstern Gagan. Clerk— John Dunker. ,,„„„„„
Benjamin, Dunker Department 3.— Judge — DANIEL J. MURPHY;
X iilic Buildings Hobbs. Spreckels, King term expires January, 1897. Reporter— Joseph P.
W ter and Water Supply Morgenstern, Dimoud Stevens. Clerk— C. 0. Morns. „^„„.„^
Taylor. Benjamin, Hobbs Department 4.— Judge— J. C. B. HEBBARD (pre-
H^ilthand Police, and House of Correction.... siding judge) : term expires .January, 1*^97. Repor-
Benjamin, Dunker, Dimond. King, Morgenstern ter— H. A. Jones. Clerk— RH. Fitzgerald.
"^ -e Department Dunker, Hobbs, Hughes Department 5. —Judge — JOHN HUNT Jr. ; term
Morgenstern, Taylor expires January, 1897. Reporter — E. S. Belden.
> nse and Orders Wagner, King, Benjamin Clerk— Fred. Vaughan. „,x,^^.,, „,
n 1 King. Hirsch, Dunker Department 6.— (Criminall Judge — WILLIAM T.
' ; and Salaries.... Hughes. Dunker, Benjamin WALLACE; term expires January, 1899. Reporter—
ti i^ights Hirsch, Hughes, Hobbs Robert F. Gallagher. Clerk-B I Solomon
Morgenstern, Scully Department 7. -Judge-AUST IN A. SANDERSON ;
". 1 Scully, Morgenstern, Wagner term expires January, 1897. Reporter— Emil Pohli.
King, Taylor Clerk— W. C. Dunlap.
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Departmeut 8.— Judge— JAMES M. TROTTT ; term
expires January, 1899. Reporter — H. W. Walter.
Clerk— R. J. Welch.
Department 9.— (Probate)— Jmlge— J. V. COFFEY ;
term expires January, 1895. Reporter— Samuel B.
Sumner. Clerk— F. B. Houghton.
Department 10.— (Insolvency)— Judge— CHAS. W.
■SLACK; term expires January, 1895. Reporter —
•G. W. Smith. Clerk— Jas. R. McElroy.
Departiut-nt 11. — (Criminal)— Judge— EDWARD
A. BELCHER- term expires January, 1895. Reporter—
J. J. Magiuis. Clerk— O. A. Tolle.
Department 12.— (Criminal) —Judge— GEORGR H.
BAHBS: term expires January, 1895. Reporter- H. N.
Hall. Clerk— C. H. Fancher.
Salabies.— Judges, $4,000 per annum, each. Re-
iporters' salaries, fees.
POLICE COURT 1.— Judge— JAMES A. CAMP-
BELL ; salary. $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting At-
torney— John S. Enos ; term regulated by the Board
of Supervisors ; $3,000 per annum. Clerk— Thomas
B. O'Brien ; term regulated by the Board of Super-
visors ; $2,400 per annum.
POLICE COURT 2.-Jud2e— CHARLES T. CON
LAN ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting' At
tomey— E. B. WaUeman ; salary, $3,ouO per annum
Clerk- Ambrose A. Watson; salary, $2,4U0 per annum
POLICE COURT 3.— Judge-HEXUY L. JOACH
IMSON; salary. $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting At
tomey— John "T. Dare; salary. $3,000 per annum
Oierk— Jacob Shaeu ; salary, $2,400 per annum.
POLICE COUKT 4.— Judge— CHARLES A. LOW.
Prosecutiug Attorney- J. H. Roberts. Clerk— Timo-
thy R. Sullivan.
JUSTICES' COURTS. — Justices — JOSEPH E.
B\RRY (Presiding Justice), G W. F. Cook. F. H.
Keriigau.JiiO. A.Carroll, G. C. Groezinger ; salaries—
Piesidiua Justice, $^,700 per annum; AB8i)c;ates,
$2,400 per annum each. Clerk— Edward \V. Wllliaiiis ;
$>,400 per annum. Deputy Clerks — G. S. JlcComb
and J. J. Geary; $1,200 per annum each.
City and County .\ttorney and Counselob.-
HARRY T. CRESWELL; t-alary, .*5,000 per annum.
As.-iKtauts— Rhodes Borden aud James L. Gallagher,
$3,it00 per annum; Gaillard s^toney, $1,800, Thomas
I. Dillon. $L,800, and William I. Brobeck, clerk, $300
per annum.
District Attorney.— WILLIAM S. BARNES ; sal-
ary $5 000 per annum. Assistant — John A. Hosmer,
$i.600 perannum ; Edgar D. Peixotto $3.ii00 per annum;
Alfred V. Black, s3,U00 per annum. Clerks— Walter
B. Blair, $1,800 per annum ; John B. Tungate. $l,.'i00
per annum; Thomas F. Duun. $1,200 ; W. H. Murphy,
$1,200.
Chief of Police. -PATRICK CROWLEY; appointed
by the B iard of Police Commissioners ; salary, $4,000
per annum. Clerk-Heury S. Healey, $1,800 per
annum . Property Clerk— William CuUeu ; $1,800 per
annum.
Auditor- WILLIAM BRODERICK; salary $4,000
per annum. Deputies— George W. Thomas, $3,000
per annum. Clerks— Frank D. Burrows. John E.
Broileriik. $l,80o per annum. Edward B. Thomas and
D. J. Leary, $l,cOO per annum.
County Clerk. — CHARLES F. CURRY, and ex
officio Clerk of the Superior Court ; salary, .*4,000 per
annum. Chief Deputy— Harry Piper. Court Room
<!lerkR— Joseph Guddard, John A. Dunker, Cbas. C.
:Morri8. Robert H. Fitz-erald, Fred. Vaughan, Ben I.
■Solomon, William C. Dunlap, Ri< hard Welch. Geo.
"W. Lee. James R. McElroy, Oscar J. Tolle, Charles J.
Fancher.
Sheriff. -R.I.WHELAN; salary, $8. 000 per annum.
Under Sheriff— William Clack, $2,400 per annum.
Bookkeeper— John G. Fitzgerald, $3,000 per annum.
AsHistant Bookkeeper— S. L. Simon, $1,200 per an-
num. Chief Jailer— Andrew J. Sattler.
Recorder.— THOMAS J. GLYNN; salary, $4,000
per annum. Chief Deputy— John G. Noonan,
$3 0"0 per annum. Deputies— Richard D. Blauvelt.
Michael J. Kelly and Daniel M. Gavifean, $1,800 per
aun
Treasurer- JAMES H. WIDBER ; salary, $4,000 per
annum. Chief Deputy— Augustus C. Widber. $3.0iX)
per annum. Deputies -Matthew De L» Montanya,
Jr., Louis N. Jacobs, $2,100 per annum. Clerk-
James Wren, .51,200 per annum.
Assessor.— JOHN D. SIEBE; salary $4,000 per
annum. Office Deputies— Hugo Herzer (chief) $2,400
per annum ; J. N. Colter, Chief Field Deputy, 4-2,400
perannum; George Tyrol!, Head Draftsman, $2,400
per annum; D. Malonev, Asslstmt Draughtsman,
$1,800; A. D. Miesegaes. Edgar Briggs, E. T. Harvey,
Deputies, each .Sl.bOO per annum. Extra Deputies.
$100 per month when employed.
Tax Collector.*- JAMES N. BLOCK; salary,
$4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy — Hiram B Coi)k,
Cashier — Philip Susmann. Deputies — Herman Eukle ,
John M. Fagg, Edward Lawton.
License Collector.— FRED W.LEES;appointed by
the Mayor, .Auditor and Treasurer and confirmed by
the Board of Supervisors ; salary, $3,000 perannum.
Chief Deputy— WILLIAM J. BLATTNEH. $1,800 per
annum.
Registrar of Voters.— WILLIAM M. HINTON,
appointed by the Governor; salary, $3,600 per an-
num. Chief Clerk— Peter W. McOlade, S1.800 per
annum. Clerk and Messenger — Francis H. Plumado,
$1,.500 per annum.
SuRVEYOR.t— CHARLES S. TILTOX; salary. $.500
per annum und fees. Deputies— J. H.Smith, W. W.
Mathewson, P. W. Brady, A. H. Sanborn and E. J.
Morser.
SUPEBINTENDEN-T PUBLIC STKEETS AND HiGHW AYS-
THOMAS ASHWO UTH ; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Chief Deputy— A. J. Donovan; salary, .i2.4u0. Depu-
ties-Thomas Ciark, J.D.Welch, Matthew Fallon,
G. H. Oulton, James W. Crowe. George W. Hogan,
William Maxwell, J. H. McGiuney, J. L. Bevaus,
Aleck McLaughlin. J. W. McDonald, J. S. Bryan.
Stenographer— .Uiss Nora F. Molloy. Outside Head
Deputies— Martin Keating and T. J. Ford. Book-
teeper— John B. Gartland. Assistant Bookkeeper-
Leo De Cardona.
COBONEB.— W. .J. HAWKINS; salary, .*J1.000 per
annum. Deputies — Jus. L. McCormicb, $J,400 per
annum; John E. O'Brien, il.SOO per annum; John
Tyrrell and J. F. Hallett, $1,500 per annum. Messen-
ger—Lewis Mclunees, $9u0 per annum.
BOABD City H.u,l CosonssiONEBS.- MAYOR (ex
officio). Auditor (ex officio), City and County Attor-
ney (ex officio) ; salary, $1,200 per annum each. Sec-
retary—J. J. McCarthy. S200 per mouth. Architect-
Frank T. Shea, $'2.50 per month. Superintendent of
Work.s— D. E. MelUss. $250 per mouth. F.-remao of
Iron Work— William Linehan, -^loo per mouth. Fore-
man Brick Work— Thomas Brady, .*150 per month.
Park Commissioners. — (President),
Irving M. Scott and Joseph Austin; no compen-
sation. Secretary— Miss V V. Bloch. Superinten-
dent-John McLaren. Office at Golden Gate Park.
Comminsiouers hours. 3 to 4 P. M. each Saturday.
Meeting last Saturday of each month.
Public Administrator.— ANDREW C. FREESE ; sal-
ary, fees. Attorney— J. D. Sullivan ; salary, fees.
City Physiclan.— S. S. KAHN ; salary, .51,800 per
annum. Poll<e Surgeon- George B. Somers. $1,200
per annum ; W. L. Berry, Geo. H. Redding and Tenni-
soD Deane Jr., Assistant Surgions
Commissioners of Insanity.- D. D. Lustig. M. D.,
J. E. Lilieuthal, M. D. ; E. Windele, M. D., and
T. Retlicrs ; salary, fees.
Pound Keepeb.— F. A. OSBOBN ; salary $900 per
annum and lees.
♦The Tax Collector is allowed by law one Chief and
one Cash Deputy, at a salary of $'200 per month each ;
Three general Deputies, at $150 per month each ; and
extra clerks, when employed. $100 per month each,
the entire annual amount of salaries for his Deputies
and Clerks not to exceed $12,000.
\ The County Surveyor receives fees for surveying
private property, principally street work. Salaries of
Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor.
electricTaundry CO.^^."-!';'™"?.:* !J
BOUNDARIES
Of Congressional, Senatorial and Assembly ^^^
Districts, Election Precincts ^^ ^
and Wards. ^ ^
In the City and County of San Francisco there are
two Congressional Districts, namely : Fourth and
Fifth ; also nine Senatorial Districts, namely : Seven-
teenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth. Twentieth, Twenty,
flrst. Twenty-second, Twenty-third, Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth ; also eighteen Assembly Districts,
namely: Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ninth, Thirtieth,
Thirty-first, Thirty-second, Thirty-third, Thirty-
fourth, Thirty-fifth. Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh,
Thirty-eighth, Thirty-ninth, Fortieth, Forty-first,
Forty-second, Forty-third, Forty-fourth and Forty-
fifth.
The Assembly Districts have been subdivided into
two hundred and ninety three precincts. Each pre-
cinct Is Intended to contain two hundred voters as
nearly as possible. There are also twelve wards.
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Fire Depabtment Commissioneb.s. — F. G. ED-
WAKDS (President) A.J. Martin, JohnW. McDonald,
Oeorge T. Boh«*n and Samuel H. Brown ; no compen-
sation. Clerk— fleorge F.Maxwell; salary, $1,800. per
annum. Assistant Secretary — M. L. Splnettl. Janitor
and Messenger— Wm. E. Black.
Fire Alarm Telegraph — Sttpt. WILLIAM R.
HEWITT ; term regulated by the Board of Supervi-
fiors ; salary .§2,400 per annum. Operators — Frank
Bishop, Jeremiah L. Murphy and F. E. Haskell,
$1,500 per annum each. Line Repairers— R. J. Swee-
ney, .$1,200 per annum ; W. G. Peniiycook, Frank
Eoons, Frank A. Bideman and James Gorman, assist-
ants:
Police Patrol Telegraph. — Sdpt. WILLIAM R.
HEWITT; M. J. Wall. Inspector, $1,500 per annum.
P. J. Benjamin, Assistant Inspector, $1.200 per annum.
C. F. Daly, George Faber and James Loney, $1,080
each per annum.
BOAKD OF Health.— Members : THE M.\YOR
(President), and Doctors George J. Bucknall, S. F.
Long, W.H. Mays. M. Regensburger ; no compensation.
Office Health Department. — Health Officer-
James W. Keenev, M. D.; salary, S3,0n0 per annum.
Quarantine Officer— W. M. Lawlor. M. D.. $1,800 per
annum. Secretary— John M. Lawlor, $2,1(10 per an-
num. Assistant Secretary, J. S. Kennedy; $1,200 per
annum. Health Inspectors — August Brooks, W. F.
Burke. O. G. Hallett, Henry Baehr, C. R. Taylor,
F. A. Koegel ; $1,200 per annum each. Market Inspec-
tors— t'eargus Hauson, John T. Broderick, William
Wiese and D. Rpardon, $900 per annum each. Disin-
terment Inspectors — A. T. Regensburger, Richard M.
Jones ; $1,200 per annum each. Messenger— P. H.
O'Dontiell, $900 per annum. Inspector of Drainage
and Plumbing— W. R. Allen. $1,500 per annum.
Assistant— G. W. Bayreuther, $1 200 per annum.
Alms House and Hospital.— Superintendent—
PHILIP L. WEWER. $2,400 per annum. Matron-
Mrs. P. L. Weaver, $720 per annum. Resident Physi-
clan— E. L. Parramnre. M. D., $1,500 per annum.
Clerk— John Boyle, $1,200 per annum.
City AND County Hospital. — Superintendent Physi-
cian-F. H. TITUS, M. D.; salary, $2,400 per annum.
Resident Pliysician— A. J. Younger, M. D., $1..500 per
annum. Visiting Physicians- W. W. Kerr and J. O.
Hirschfeldor, $1,200 per annum each. Visiting Sur-
geons—0. N. Ellinwood and R. A. McLean, $1,200 per
annum each. Apothecary— P. Moulton, $1,200 per
annum. Steward — A. F. Knorp, $1,500 per annum.
Clerk— R. O. Goggins, §900 per annum.
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital. — Visiting Physi-
cian-S. S. KAHN, M. D. Steward— Jeremiah Sulli-
van. $.520 per annum.
County Jail No. 1. — Broadway, between Kearny
and Dupont. Chief Jailor, Andrew Satfler; salary,
$1,800 per annum. Bookkeeper, W. J. B. Mackey ;
salary, .*1 800 per annum. Captain, Jas. J, Murphy;
salary, $1,500 per annum. Commissary, Walter
Mallory, salary ; $1,500 per annum.
County Jail No. 2.— Superintendent— PRENTICE
M. CLARKSON; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant
Superintendent— George McGinn. $l.'iOO per annum.
Commissary— N. W. Connor, $840 per annum.
County Jail No. 3. — Superintendent- DENNIS H.
BOYLE; salary, $1,680 per annum. Assistant Super-
intendent—John Williams. $1,080 rer annum. Ma-
tron — Mrs. Hinckley, $600 per annum. Assistant
Mntron- Mr.s. Tracy.
Superintendent City Cemetery. — THOMAS
EAGAR ; salary, $900 per annum.
Engineer New City Hall.— JAMES C. SEYMOUR;
salary, $1,200 per annum. Fireman— W. Brown. $960
per annum.
Gas Inspector.- CHRIS. 1. NEWMAN.
Watchman Old City Hall.— John A. Sullivan, sal-
ary, $960 per annum.
Watchmen New City Hall.— J. J. Pendergast,
{night) salary, $960 per annum ; John Kirkpatrick
(day) $900 per annum.
Gakdeners Public Squares.— 0. W. LOVE, head
gardener.; salary, $1,200 per annum ; Joseph Merane,
N. E. Tracy. Andrew Canavan and Thomas Jackson ;
$900 per annum each.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTEICTS.
4:th District.
All that portion of the City and County of San
Francisco bounded as follows : Commencing at a
point of intersection of the center of Leavenworth
street and the bay of San Francisco, continuing
thence along the center of the following named
streets: Leavenworth to Broadway, Broadway to
Hyde. Hyde to Sacramento, Sacramento to Van Ness
Av, Van Ness Av to Market, Market to Eleventh,
Eleventh to Harrison, Harrison to Twentieth; thence
along Twentieth to Howard, Howard to Army, Army
to San Bruno Av ; thence along San Bruno Av to the
boundary Hue between San Francisco and San Mateo
Counties; thence to the hay of San Francisco ; thence
along the shore of saiil ba> t > Leavenworth street, the
place of beginning, with m11 the islands in the bay
of San Francisco within the boundaries of the City
and County of San Francisco.
5 til District.
All that portion of the City and County of San
Francisco not included in the Fourth Congressional
District, with tbe islands known as the Farallone
Islands, together with the counties of San Mateo and
Santa Clara.
SENATORIAL DISTEICTS.
1 Tth District.
AU that portion of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco comprised within the boundaries of the Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth Assembly Districts.
IStli District.
All that portion of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco comprised within the boundaries of the Thirtieth
and Thirty-second Assembly Districts.
19tU District.
All that portion of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco comprised within the boundaries of the Thirty-
third and Thirty-fifth Assembly Districts.
aOtU District.
All that portion of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco comprised within the boundaries of the Thirty-
fourth and Thirty-sixth Assembly Districts.
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aist District.
All that portion of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco comprisefl within the boundaries of the Thirty-
seventh and Thirty-eighth Assembly Districts.
32d District.
All that portion of the City and County of San
Francisco comprised within the boundaries of the
Fortieth and Forty-first Assembly Districts.
23d District.
All that portion of the City and County of San
Francisco comprised within the boundaries of the
Thirty-first and Thirty-ninth Assembly Districts.
aitli District.
All that portion of the City and County of San
Francisco comprised within the boundaries of the
Forty-second and Forty-third Assembly Districts.
3 5 til District.
All that portion of the City and County of San
Francisco comprised within the boundaries of the
Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth Assembly Districts.
ASSEMBLY DISTEICTS.
88tli District.
Commencing at the point of intersection where the
center line of Market street intersects the bay of San
Francisco, continuing thence along the center of the
following named streets: Market to Third, Third to
Bryant, Bryant to the waters of tlie bay of San Fran-
cisco ; thence along the shore to Market street, the
place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDAKIES.
First— Market, San Francisco Bay, Howard, Main,
Folsom and First.
Second — San Francisco Bay, Harrison, Fremont,
Folsom, Main and Howard.
Third — Harrison, San Francisco Bay, Bryant and
Rlncon Place.
Fourth— Folsom, Fremont, Harrison and Essex.
Fifth— Tehama, First, Folsom, Ecker, Clementina
and Second.
Sixth — Howard. First, Tehama and Second.
Seventh —Natoma. First, Howard and Second.
Eighth — Minna, First, Natoma and Second.
Ninth— Market, First, Minna, Second, Mission and
Ecker.
Tenth— Market, Ecker, Mission, Second, Jessie and
New Montgomery.
Eleventh— Market, New Montgomery, Jessie, Mis-
sion and Third.
Twelfth — Mission, Second, Howard, New Mont-
gomery, Minna and Third.
Thirteenth — Minna. New Montgomery, Howard and
Thir.l.
Fourteenth — Howard, Second, Clementina, Ecker,
Folsom and Hawthorne.
Fifteenth — Howard, Hawthorne, Folsom and Third.
Sixteenth — FolBom,Hawthorne, Harrison and Third.
Seventeenth— Folsom, Second, Silver, Third, Har-
risim and Hawthorne.
Eighteenth — Folsom, Essex, Harrison, Eincon Place,
Bryant, Third, Silver and Second.
S9th District.
Commencing at the intersection of the center of
Market and Third streets, continuing thence along
the center of the following named streets: Market
ti. Fifth, Fifth to Bryant, Bryant to Third, Third to
Market, the iilace of beginning
PRECINCT BOUND.UirES.
First— Market, Third, Stevenson, Fourth. Jessie
and Fifth.
Second- Stevenson, Third, Mission and Fourth.
Third— Jessie, Fouith, Mission and Fifth.
Fourth— MiB.sloij, Fourth, Minna and Fifth.
Fifth— Mission. Third, Minna and Fourth.
Sixth — Minna, Third, Natoma and Fourth.
Seventh— Natoma, Third, Howard and Fourth.
Eighth— Minna, Fourth, Howard, Howard Court,
Natoma and Fifth.
Ninth— Natoma, Howard Court, Howard, Fourth,
Tehama and Fifth.
Tenth— Howard, Third. Tehama and Fourth.
Eleventb — Tehama, Third, Folsom and Fourth.
Twelfth— Tehama, Fourth, Folsom and Fifth.
Thirteenth— Folsom, Fourth, Clara and Fifth.
Fourteenth — Folsom. Ritch, Clara and fourth.
Fifteenth— Folsom, Third, Harrison, Fourth, Clara
and Ritch.
Sixteenth— Clara, Fourth, Pi rry and Fifth.
Seventeenth — Harrison. Tbird. Perry and Fourth.
Eighteenth — Perry, Third, Silver and Fourth.
Nineteenth— Perry, Fourth, Silver, Third, Bryant
and Fifth.
30th District.
Coiiimencing at the intersection of the center of
Market and Fifth streets, continuing thence along
the center of the following named streets : Market to
Seventh, Seventh to Bryant, Bryant to Fifth, !■ Ifth to
Market, the place of beginning.
PRECIN-CT BOUNDARIES.
First^Market, Fifth. Stevenson and Seventh.
Second — Stevenson, Fifth, Minna, Mary, Mint Av,
Jessie and Sixth.
Third— Stevenson, Sixth, Mission and Seventh.
Fourth — Jessie, Mint Av, Mary, Minna and Sixth.
Fifth- Mission, Sixth, Minna, Russ, Natoma and
Seventh.
Sixth— Minna, Mary, Natoma and Russ.
Seventh — Minna, Fifth, Howard, Sixth, Natoma
and Mary.
Eighth- Howard, Fifth, Tehama and Sixth.
Ninth— Teliama, Fifth, Folsom and Sixth.
Tenth— Howard, Sixth, Fol.iom and Russ.
Eleventh — Howard, Kuss, Folsom and Seventh.
Twelfth— Folsom, Fifth, Shipley and Sixth.
Thirteenth— Folsom, Sixth, Shipley, Fifth, Clara
Sixth, Harrison and Columbia Squa.e.
Fourteenth -Clara, Fifth, Harrison, Morris Av, Bry-
ant and Sixth.
Flfttentb— Harrison, Fifth, Bryant and Morris Av.
Sixteenth— Folsom, Columbia Square, Harrison,
Sixth, Bryant and Seventh.
Seventeenth— Natoma, Sixth, Howard and Seventh"
31st District.
Commencing at the intersection of the center of
Market and Seventh streets, continuing thence along
the center of the following named streets : Market to
Eleventh, Eleventh to Bryant, Bryant to Seventh,
Seventh to Market, the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First— Market, Seventh, Mission and Eighth.
Second — Market, Eighth. Mission and Ninth.
Third — Mist-ion, Seventh, Minna and Ninth.
Fourth — Minna. Seventh, Natoma and Ninth.
Fifth — Natoma, Seventh, Howard and Ninth.
Sixth— Market, Ninth, Howard, Grand, Mission sndi
Tenth
Seventh— Market, Tenth, Mission, Grand, Howard
and Eleventh.
Eighth— Howard. Nintt', Folsom and Eleventh.
Ninth— Howard, Eighth, Folsom and Nintlj.
Tenth— Howard, Rausch, Folsom and Eighth.
Eleventh — Howard, Seventh, Folsom and Rausch.
Twelfth— Folsom, Seventh, Bryant, Chesley, Har-
rison and Langton.
Thirteenth — Folsom, Langton. Harrison and Eighth,
Fourteenth— Folsom, Eightti, Harrison. Ninth,
Sheridan and Tenth
Fifieenth— Harrison, Chesley, Bryant and Ninth.
Sixteenth— Sheridan, Ninth, Bryant and Tenth.
Seventeenth— Folsom, Tenth, Bryant and Eleventh.'
32 d District.
Commencing at the point of intersection where the
center of Bryant street intersects the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco, continuing thence along the
center of the following named streets : Bryant to
Eleventh, Eleventh to Harrison, Harrison to Twen-
tieth, Twentieth to the waters of the Bay of San
Francisco, thence along the shore to Bryant, the
place of beginning.
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ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
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PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First— Beale, San Francisco Bay, Second and Bry-
ant.
Second— Bryant, Second, Brannan and Third.
Third— Second, San Francisco Bay, Channel, Fourth,
Townsend, Third and Braunsn.
Fourth — Third, Townsend, Fourth and Brannan.
Fifth— Third, Brannan. Zoe and Bryant.
Sixth — Zoe. Brannan, Fourth and Bryant.
Seventh— Sryaut, Fourth, Brannan and Fifth.
Eighth— Bryant, Fifth, Brannan and Harriet.
Ninth— Fourth, Chsuuel. Sixth and Brannan.
Tenth— Channel, San Francisco Bay, Twentieth,
Tennessee, Eighteenth, Mississippi and Seventh.
Eleventh — Brannan, Si.\:ih, Channel, and Seventh.
Twelfth— Bryant, Harriet Brannan and Langton.
Thirteenth— Langton, Brannan. Seventh, Hooper,
Fifteenth, Potrero Av and Dore.
Fourte.'uth — Hooper, Seventh, Mississippi, Eight-
teenth, Tennessee, Twentieth, Potrero Av and Fif-
teenth.
Fifteenth— Bryant, Dore, Potrero Av, Twentieth,
Harrison and Eleventh.
33d District.
Commencing at the point of intersection of the
center of Twentieth street and the Bay of San Frau-
cisco, continuing thence along the following named
streets: Twentieth to Howard, Howard to Army,
Army to San Bruno Av, thence along San Bruno
Av to its intersection with the boundary line
dividing the Counties of San Francisco and San
Mateo, thence along said boundary line to the inter-
section of the waters of the Bay of San Francisco,
thence along the shore of said bay to Twentieth
the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNADRIES.
First- Howard. Twentieth, Shotwell, Twenty-first,
Folsom and Twent> -third.
Second — Shotwell, Twentieth, Harrison, Twenty-
third, Folsom and Twenty- first.
Third— Howard, Twenty- third, Harrison and
Twenty-fifth.
Fourth — Howard, Twenty fifth, Bryant and Army.
Fifth- Harrison. Twenty-third. York, Twenty-
fouith, Bryant and Twenty-fifth.
Sixth— Harrison, Twentieth, York and Twenty,
third.
Seventh — Bryant, Twenty-fourth, York, Twenty-
third, San Bruno av and Army.
Eighth— York, Twentieth, DeHaro, and Twenty,
third.
Ninth- Kentucky, Twentieth, San Francisco Bay
and Twenty-second.
Tenth — Indiana, Twenty-third. Tennessee, Twenty-
second, San Francisco Bay, Seventh Av South. Rail-
road Av, Kentucky and Tulare.
Eleventh— San Bruno Av, Twenty-third, Indiana,
Tulare. Kentucky, Railroad Av and P South.
Twelfth— San Bruno Av. P, South and Railroad Av.
Thirteenth — San Bruno Av, Railroad Av, Seventh
Av South, Sau Francisco Bay and southern boundary
line of San Francisco County.
Fourteenth— DeHaro, Twentieth, Kentucky, Twenty-
second, Tennessee and Twenty-third.
34:th District.
Commencing at the point of intersection of the
center of Market and Eleventh streets, continuing
thence along the center of the following named
streets : Market to Valencia, Valencia to Thirteenth,
Thirteenth to Guerrero, Guerrero to Twenty-first,
Twenty-first to Howard, Howard to Twentieth, Twen-
tieth to Harrison, Harrison to Eleventh, Eleventh to
Market, the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First— Howard, Eleventh, Harrison and Twelfth.
Second — Howard, Twelfth, Harrison. Fourteenth,
Folsom and Thirteenth.
Third— MiKSion, Thirteenth, Folsom and Four-
teenth
Fourth— West Mission, Twelfth, Howard and Thir-
teenth.
Fifth— Mission, Eleventh, Howard and Twelfth.
Sixth— Market. Eleventh, Mission, West Mission,
Hermann and Valencia.
Seventh— Guerrero, Thii teenth, Valencia, Hermann,
West Mission, Mission and Fourteenth.
Eighth— Guerrero, Fourteenth, Mission and Six-
teenth.
Ninth— Mission, Fourteenth, Natoma, Fifteenth,
Howard and Sixteenth
Tenth— Natoma, Fourteenth, Harrison, Sixteenth,
Howard and Fifteenth.
Eleventh— Howard, Sixteenth, Harrison and Nine-
teenth.
Twelfth— Hofif Av. Sixteenth, Howard and Seven-
teenth.
Thirteenth— Guerrero, Sixteenth, Hoff Av and
Seventeenth.
Fourteei.th — Guerrero, Seveilteenth, Mission and
Eighteenth.
Fifteenth— Guerrero, Eighteenth, Mission and
Nineteenth.
Sixteenth— Mission, Seventeenth, Howard and
Nineteenth.
Seventeenth — Mission, Nineteenth, Harrison, Twen-
tieth, Howard and Twenty-first.
Eighteenth — Guerrero, Nineteenth, Mission and
Twentieth.
Nineteenth— Guerrero, Twentieth, Mission and
Twenty-first.
35 til District.
Commencing at the point of intersection of the
center of Howard and Twenty-first streets, continu-
ing thence along the center of the following named
streets: Twenty-first to Church, Church to Army,
Army to Gtierrero, Guerrero to San Jose Av, San
San Jose Av to Thirtieth, Thirtieth to Mission, thence
along Mission to the boundary line dividing the
Counties of San Francisco and Sau Mateo, thence
along said boundary line to San Bruno Av, thence
along San Bruno Av to Army. Army to Howard, How-
ard to Twenty-first, the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUND.^EIES.
First— Church, Twenty-first. Dolores and Army.
Second— Dolores, Twenty-first, Guerrero and Twen-
ty-fifth.
Third — Guerrero, Twenty-second, Valencia and
Twenty-fifth.
Fourth — Guerrero, Twenty-first, Capp and Twenty,
second.
Fifth— Valencia, Twenty-second, Mission and Twen-
ty-fifth.
Sixth— Mission, Twenty-second, Capp, Twenty-
first, Howard and Twenty-fourth.
Seventh — Mission, Twenty-fourth, Howard and
Army.
Eighth— Dolores, Twenty fifth. Mission and Army.
Ninth— San Jose Av, Guerrero, Army, Mission,
Powell Av, California Av, Coso Av, Prospect Av,
Eugenia Av and Thirtieth.
Tenth— Mission and Army, San Bruno Av, Esmer-
alda Av, Bernal Av, Coso Av, California Av and Pow-
ell Av.
Eleventh — Eugenia Av. Prospect Av, Coso Av,
Bernal Av, Esmeralda Av, San Bruno Av, Union Av.
Andover Av. Crescent Av and Mission.
Twelfth— Mission, Crescent Av, Andover Av, Union
Av, San Bruno Av and County line
36th District.
Commencing at the point of intersection at the
center of Guerrero and Fourteenth streets, continuing
thence along the center of the following named
streets: Fourteenth to South Broderick, South Brod-
erick to Buena Vista Av, thence nlong Buena Vista Av
to Frederick. Frederick to First Av. First Av to J, J to
Fourth Av, Fourth Av to K. K to the waters of the
Pacific Ocean, along the shore of said ocean to the
boundary line divtding the Counties of San Mateo
and Francisco, thence along the said boundary line
to Mission, Mission to Thirtieth, Thirtieth to San
Jose Av, San Jose Av to Guerrero, Guerrero to Army.
Army to Church, Church to Twenty-first, Twenty-
first to Guerrero, Guerrero to Fourteenth, the place
of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First— Castro, Fourteenth South, Broderick, Buena
Vista Av, Frederick, First Av, J, Fourth Av. K, Eight-
eenth (extended), Douglass and Seventeenth.
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ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
Second — C»8tro, Fourteenth, Sanchez, Sixteenth,
Noeand Seventeenth.
Third— Sanchez, Fourteenth, Guerrero, Seventeenth,
« Church and Sixteenth.
'*r» Fourth— Noe, Sixteenth, Church and Eighteenth
CO Fifth— Noe, Eighteenth, Church, Seventeenth, Guer-
^_^ rero and Nineteenth.
'«— i Sixth — Douglass, Seventeenth, Soe, Nineteenth,
^^ Diamond and Eighteenth.
*pS Seventh — Noe, Nineteenth, Guerrero, Twenty.first,
r"! Church and Twenty-second.
f"""^ Eighth— Douglass, Eighteenth, Diamond, Nlne-
_^^ teenth, Noe and Elizabeth.
W Ninth- Douglass, Etahteenth (extended) , K, Pacific
^^ Ocean, V and Thirtieth (extended).
^ Tenth— Douglass, Elizabeth. Noe and Twenty-sixth.
Q5 Eleventh — Noe, Twenty-second, Church, Clipper,
O Sanchez and Twenty-sixth.
JT^ Twelfth— Sanchez, Clipper. Church, Army, Guer-
Q-M rero and Twenty-eighth.
^5 Thirteenth — Douglass, Twenty-sixth, Sanchez,
Twenty-eighth, Church and Thirtieth.
jyT Fourteenth — Church, Twenty-eighth, Guerrero, San
^ Jose Av, Thirtieth, Mission, Bandall, Chenery and
tp^ Thirtieth.
^ Fifteenth— Mission, Bandall, Cbenery, Thirtieth
I'' (extended), V, Pacific Ocean and Ocean Av.
Sixteenth— Mission, Ocean Av, Pacific Ocean and
Q, County Line.
[1] 37tU District.
i-H Commencing at the point of intersection of the
^ II, center of Murker street and Van Ness Av, continuing
7) M thence along the center of the following named
f,i n> streets: Market to Valencia, Valencia to Thirteenth,
LU 1~ Thirteenth to Guerrero, Guerrero to Fourteenth,
nQ ^ Fourteenth to South Broderick, South Broderick to
fl Buena V)^ta Av to Frederick, Frederick to First Av,
^ First Av to J. J to Fourth Av, Fourtu Av to K, K to
Q] the waters of the Pacific Ocean, thence along the
_< Q shore of ssld ocean nnrtherly to Fult"u, Fulton to
I Jr Stanyan, Stanyan to Grove, Grove to Van Ness Av,
U 0 Van ^ess Av to Market, the place of beginning.
U PBEOrXCT BOUSDARIES.
"-j First — Gough, Grove, Van Ness Av and Fell.
PQ Second— Giugh, Fell, Van Ness Av, Market, Frank-
lin and Oak.
Third— Octavia. Page am! Market.
Foiirth — Octavia. Hickory Av, Gough, Oak, Frank-
lin and Pav!e.
Fifth— Octavia, Grove, Gough and Hickory Av.
Sixth — Buchanan. Grove. Octavia and Linden Av.
Seventh — Buchanan, Linden Av, Octavia and Lily
Av.
Eighth — Webster, Page, Buchanan, LllyAv, Octavia
and Waller.
Ninth — .Market. Buchanan, Waller, Market, Valen-
cia, Thir.e-nth, Guerrt-io and Fourteenth.
Tenth— Sanchez, Tliirteeuth. Steiner, Waller, Bu-
chanan, Market and Fourteenth.
Eleventh— Fillmore, Fell, Buchanan, Page, Webster
and Waller.
Twelfth — Fillmore, Grove. Buchanan and Fell.
Thirteenth — Devisadero, Grove. Fillmore, Page,
Scott and Fell.
Fourteenth— Scott, Page, Fillmore and Waller.
Fifteenth— South Broderick, Buena Vihta Av, Baker,
Page, Scott. Waller, Steiner, Sanchez and Fourteenth.
Sixteenth— Baker. Fell, Broderick, Grove, Devisa-
dero, Fell, Scott and Page.
Seventeenth — Masonic Av. Grove, Broderick, Fell,
Baker. Buena Vista Av and Frederick.
Eighteenth— Fulton, Stanyan. Grove, Masonic Av,
Frederick, Firtt Av, J, Fourth Av, K and Pacific
Ocean.
38th District.
Commencing at the intersection of B and the Pacific
Ocean, continuing thence along the center of the
following named streets: B to First Av. First Av to
Turk, Turk to Broderick, Broderick to O'Farrell,
O'Farrell to Van Ness Av, Van Ness Av to Grove,
Grove to Stanyan, Stanyan to Fulton, Fulton to the
Pacific Ocean, "thence along the shore to B, the place
of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDABIES.
First— O'Farrell, Van Ness Av, Golden Gate Av and
Gough.
Second — Golden Gate Av, Van Ness Ax, Fulton and
Gough.
Third— Fulton, Van Ness Av, Grove and Laguna.
Fourth— Eddy, Gough, Fulton and Laguna.
Fifth— O'Farrell, Gough, Eddy and Buchanan.
Sixth— Fillmore, O'Farrell. Buchanan, Eddy, Web-
ster and Turk.
Seventh— Fillmore, Turk, Webster, Eddy, Laguna
and Golden Gate Av.
Eighth— Web.ster, Fulton, Buchanan, Golden Gate
Av, Laguna and Grove.
Ninth— Fillmore, Golden Gate Av, Bnchanan, Ful-
ton, Webster and Grove.
Tenth— Devisadero, Golden Gate Av, Pierce. Turk,
Fillmore and Grove.
Eleventh— Pierce, O'Farrell, Fillmore and Turk.
Twelfth— Broderick, Eddy, Pierce, Golden Gate Av,
Devisadero and Turk.
Thirteenth-Broderick, O'Farrell, Pierce and Eddy.
Fourteenth— Central Av, Turk, Devisadero, Grove,
Lyon and McAllister.
Fifteenth— Grove. Stanvan, Fulton, Pacific Oc«an ,
B, Turk, Central .\v, McAllister and Lyon.
.39th District.
Commencing at the point of intersection of the
center of Sacramento and Hyde streets, continuing
thence along the center of the following named
streets: Hyde to Sutter, Sutter to Jones, Joaes to
Market, Market to Van Ness Av, Van Ness Av to Sac.
ramento, Sacramento to Hyde, the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUSTi ARIES.
First— Van Ness Av, Grove. Larkin and Market.
Second— Larkin, Golden Gate .\v, Jones and Market.
Third- Van Ness Av, McAllister, Larkin and urove.
Fourth— Van Ness Av, Turk, Larkin and McAllister.
Fifth— Larkin, Turk, Jones and Golden Gate Av.
Sixth— Hyde. Eddy, Jones and Turk.
Seventh^Hyde, O'Farrell, Leavenworth, Ellis,
Jones and Eddy.
Eighth— Larkin, O'Farrell, Hyde and Turk.
Ninth— Van Ness Av, Willow Av, Polk, Ellis, Larkin
and Turk.
Tenth— Van Ness Av, Myrtle Av, Polk, Geary,
Larkin, Ellis, and Willuw Av.
Eleventh— Van Ness Av, Sutter, Larkin, Geary, Polk
and Myrtle Av.
Twelfth — Larkin, Post, Hyde, Geary, Leavenworth
and O'Farrell.
Thirteenth-Leavenwoi-th, Geary, Jones and Ellis.
Fourteenth — Hyde, Sutter. Jones and Geary,
ifteenth— Larkin, Pine, Hyde and Post.
Sixteenth — Van Ness Av, Sacramento, Polk, .\ustin
Av. Larkin and Sutter.
Seventeenth— Polk, Sacramento, Hyde, Pine, Larkin
and Austin Ay.
40th District.
Commencing at the point of Intersection of B and-
the waters of the Pacific Ocean, continuing thencO
along the center of the following named streets:
B to First Av, First Av to Turk, Turk to Broderick,
Broderick to O'Farrell, O'Farrell to Van Ness Av,
Van Ness Av to Sacramento, Sacramento to Central
Av, Central Av to Califoruia. California to the east
line of the City Cemetery, thence northerly in a
direct line to the Pacific Ocean, thence along the
shore in a southerly and westerly direction to the
place of beginning, together with the Island.* known
as the Fsrallone Islands.
PRECINCT BOtrNDABIES.
First— Sacramento, Van Ness Av, Bush, Octavia and
Farallone Islands.
Second— Oitavia, Bush, Van Nr ss Av, O'Farrell,
Gough and Pot.
Third — Gough, Post. Buchanan and O'Farrell.
Fourth— Webster, Bush, Octavia and Post.
Fifth— Octavia, Sacramento, Buchanan, Pine, Web-
ster and Bush.
Sixth— Steiner. Sacramento. Buchanan and Pine.
Seventh— Webster, Pine, Stein.-r and Post.
Eighth— Scott. Sacramento, Steiner and Sutter.
Ninth— Steiner, Suiter, Scott, Bush, Devisadero and
O'Farrell.
Tenth— Scott, Sacramento, Broderick, Pine, Baker
and Bush.
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Eleventh- Masonic Av. Point Lobos Av. Geary,
Baker. Bush, Devisadero, O'Farrell, Broderick and
Turk.
Twelfth— Central Av, Sacramento, Broderick, Pine,
Baker and Bush.
Thirteenth— Baker, Bush, Central Av and Geary.
Fourteenth — Central Av, California, First Av, Turk,
Masonic Av and Point Lobos av.
Fifteenth— First Av, California, east line of City
Cemeteiy prolonged to the Ocean, the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and B Street
Sixteenth— B. Pacific Ocean, east line of City Ceme-
tery, California and First Av.
Seventeenth- Buchanan, Post, Steiuer and O'Far-
rell.
41st District,
Commencing at the intersection of Leavenworth
with the waters of the Bay of San Francisco, contin-
uing thence along the center of the following named
streets: Leavenworth to Broadway, Broadway to
Hyde, Hyde to Sacramento, Sacramento to Central
Av, Central Av to California, along California in a
direct line to its intersection with the east line of the
City Cemetery, thence northerly In a direct line to
the waters of the Pacific Ocean, thence along the
shore of said ocean and the said bay to Leavenworth,
the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUND.AJRIES.
First— Larkin. Broadway, Hyde and Sacramento.
Second — Larkin, Green, Leavenworth and Broad-
way.
Third — Larkin, Filbert, Leavenworth and Green.
Fourth— Van Ness Av, San Francisco Bay, Leaven-
worth and Filbert.
Fifth— Franklin, Union, Van Ness Av, Filbert, Lar-
kin and Broadway.
Sixth— Franklin, Broadway, Larkin and tVashing-
ton.
Seventh — Franklin, Washington, Larkin and Sacra-
mento.
Eighth — Webster, Broadway, Franklin, Sacramen-
to, Buchanan and Jackson.
Ninth — Fillmore, Jackson, Buchanan and Sacra-
mento.
Tenth— Webst-r, Union. Franklin and Broadway.
Eleventh— Webster, San Francisco Bay, Van Ness
Av and Union.
Twelfth— Devisadero, San Francisco Bay, Webster
and Broadway.
Thirteenth— Scott, Broadway, Webster. Jackson,
Fillmore and Sacramento.
Fourteenth— Baker, Wa.shington, Broderick, Broad-
way, Scott and Sacramento.
Fifteenth— Devisadero, San Francisco Bay, Pacific
Ocean, southerly and easterly line of Presidio Reser-
vation and Broadway.
Sixteenth— Haker,' Washington, Broderick, Broad-
way, southerly and easterly line of Presidio Reserva-
tion, Pacific Ocean, east line of City Cemetery, Call-
fornia. Central Av and Sacramento.
4and District.
Commencing at the junction of the center of Market
and Mason streets, continuing thence along the center
of the following named street^^ : Mason to Broadway,
Broadway to Hyde. Hyde to Suiter, Sutter to Jones,
Jones to Market, Market to Mason, the place of be-
ginning
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First- Market, Jones, Eddy. Taylor and Turk.
Second— Taylor, Ellis, Mason and Turk.
Third— Jones, O'Farrell, Mason, Ellis. Taylor and
Eddy.
Fourth— Jones, Post, Tavlor and O'Farrell.
Fifth- Taylor, Post, Mason and O'Farrell.
Sixth- Jones, Sutter. Taylor, Bush. Ma^ou and Post.
Seventh— Jones, Pine, Mason, Bush, Taylor and
Sutter.
Eighth— Hyde, Pine, Jones and Sutter.
Ninth— Hyde, Califo'-nia, Jones. Clay, Taylor, Sac-
ramento. Mason and Pine.
Tenth — California, Jones, Clay and Hyde.
Eleventh — Taylor, Pacific, Mason, Sacramento, Tay-
lor, Clay, Jones and Jackson.
Twelfth— Hyde, Pacific, Leavenworth. Jackson,
Jones and Clay.
Thirteenth— Hyde, Broadway, Jones, Jackson , Leav-
enworth and Pacific.
Fourteenth— Jones, Broadway, Mason, Pacific, Tay-
lor and Jackson.
4:3rd District.
Commencing at the Intersection of the center of
Market and Kearny streets, continuing thence along
the center of the following named streets : Kearny
to Broadway, Broadway to Mason, Mason to Market,
Market to Kearny, the place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First- Mason, Ellis and Market.
Second— Mason, O'Farrell, Stockton and Ellis.
Third— Mason, Geary, Stockton and O'Farrell.
Fourth- Stockton, Post, Kearny and Market.
Fifth— Stockton. Sutter, Grant Av, Bush. Kearny
and Post.
Sixth— Mason, Sutter. Stockton, and Geary.
Seventh— Powell, Bush, Grant Av and Sutter.
Eighth— Mason, Pine, Stockton, Bush, Powell and
Sutter
Ninth— Stockton, California, Dupont and Bush.
Tenth — Dupont, Sacramento, Kearny and Bush.
Eleventh— Mason, Sacramento, Dupont, California,
Stockton and Pine
Twelfth— Powell, Pacific, Stockton and Sacramento.
Thirteenth— Mason, Washington, Powell and Sacra-
mento.
Fourteenth— Mason, Broadway, Scott PI, Pacific,
Powell and Washington.
Fifteenth— Scott PI. Broadway, Dupont and Pacific.
Sixteenth— Stockton, Pacific, Dupont, Broadway,
Kearny and Sacramento.
44tli District.
Commencing at the point where the center of
Kearny street intersects the Bay of San Francisco,
continuing thence along the center of the following
named streets : Kearny to Broadway, Broadway to
Leavenworth. Leavenworth to the said bay; thence
along the shore of said bay to Kearny street, the
place of beginning.
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES.
First — Stockton, Vallejo, Kearny and Broadway.
Second— Dupont. Union, Kearny and Vallejo.
Third— Stockton, Union. Dupont and Vallejo.
Fourth— Powell, Filbert, Kearny and Union.
Fifth— Powell, Greenwich, Kearny and Filbert.
Sixth— Stockton, Chestnut, Kearny and Greenwich.
Seventh— Mason, Francisco, Stockton, Greenwich,
Powell and Lombard
Eighth— Stockton, San Francisco Bay, Kesrny and
Chestnut.
Ninth — Mason, Lombard, Powell and Union.
Tenth — Taylor. Lombard, ;Mhsou and Union.
Eleventh— Tavlor, Union. Stuckt'D and Green.
Twelfth— Taylor. Green. Stockt n and Vallejo.
Thirteenth— Taylor, Vallejo, Stockton and Broad-
way.
Fourteenth— Leavenworth, Union, Taylor and
Broadway.
Fifteenth— Leavenworth, Lombard. Taylor and
Union.
Sixteenth — Leavenworth, San Francisco Bay, Tay-
lor, Francisco. Mason and Lombard.
Seventeenth— Taylor, San Francisco Bay, Stockton
and Francisco.
45 th District.
Commencing at a point where the center of Market
street intersects the Bay of San Francisco, continuing
thence along the renter of the following named
streets: Market to Kearny, Kearny to the Bay of San
Francisco; thence along the shore of said bay to
Market street, the place of beginning; together with
all the waters of the bay of San Fr:mci6io and the
lands contained therein situated within the bound-
aries of the City and County of San Francisco.
PRECISCT BOUNDABIES.
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Second— Kearny, Pine, Market, Sutter, Montgom-
mery and Bush.
Third— Leidesdorflf. Sacramento, Davis, Clay, East.
Market and Pine.
Fourth— Kearny. California, Montgomery, Sacra-
mento, Leidesdorff and Pine.
Fifth— Kearny, Clay, Montgomery and California.
Sixth — Kearny, Washington, Sansoaie, Sacramento,
Montgomery and Clay.
Seventh — Kearny, Montgomery Av, Jackson, Mont-
gomery, Gold, Sansome and Washington.
Eighth — Sansome, Pacific, Drumm. Jackson, Davis
and Sacramento.
Xinth— Davis, Washington. East and Clay.
Tenth- Davis, Jackson, Druaim, Pacific, East and
WasLingtou ; and islands in the Bay.
Eleventh— Battery, Green, East and Pacific.
Twelfth— Montgomery, Broadway, liattery. Pacific,
Sansome and Gold.
Thirteenth — Kearny, Broadway, Montgomery, Jack-
son and Montgomery Av.
Fourteenth — Kearny, Green, Montgomery and
Broadway.
Fifteenth— Montgomery, Green, Battery and Broad-
way.
Sixteenth- Kearny, Filbert, Montgomery, Union,
Sansome and Green.
Seventeenth — Kearny. San Francisco Bay, Green,
Sansome, Union, Montgomery and Filbert.
WAED EOUNDAPJES.
FiBST Wabd.— Bounded by the waters of the Bay of
San Francisi o on the north and east ; by the north
line of Washington street on the south : by the east
line of Kearijy street on the west ; including the
islands in the bay.
Second Wakd.— Bounded by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco on the north ; by the west line of
Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Val-
lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Thikd Ward.- Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north • by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco and tne northerly line of Market
street on the east ; by the north line of California
street on the south, and the east line of Kearny stteet
on the west.
Fourth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Val-
lejo street on the north ; by the west Hue of Kearny
street ou the east ; by the north line of Washington
street ou the south, and by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
FiFTH Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Cali-
fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line of
Market street on the southeast, and by the east line
of Kearny street on the west.
Sixth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street OD the north ; by tue west line of
Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Pine
street on the south, and by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Seventh Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Market !-tieet tn the northwest ; by the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco on the northeast ; by the north-
erly line of Harrison street on the southeast, and by
the easterly line of Second street on the southwest.
Eighth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Pine
street on the north ; by the west line of Kearny street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street
ou the southeast, aud by the east line of Larkin
street ou the west.
Ninth Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Harrisiiu Ktreet on the northwest ; by the waters of
the Bay of San Francisco ou the northeast and east;
by the northerly line of Channel street uu the South-
east, and by the easterly line of Seventh street on the
southwest.
Tenth Ward.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the northwest ; by tne westerly line
of Second street on the northeast ; by the northerly
line of Harrison street ou the souitiehst, and by the
easterly line of Seventh street on the southwest.
Eleventh Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Thirteentb street, the southerly line of Thirteenth
street produced due west to tne Pacific Ocean, the
Southerly line of Market street, the westerly line of
Seventh street and the southerly line of Channel
street on the north ; by the waters of the Bay of San
Francisco on the east ; by the southerly line of the
City and County of San Francisco on the south, and by
the waters of the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Twelfth Ward.— Bounded by the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco on the north ; by the west line of Larkin street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street,
the north line of Thirteenth and the north line of
Thirteenth street produced due west to the Pacific
Ocean ou the south, and by the waters of the Pacific
Ocean on the west.
Police DepsLrtraent.
Commissioners.— Robert J. Tobiu (President) Wil-
liam Alvord, M. A. Gunst and the Chief of Police
(ex oflicio) ; Henry 8. Healey. Clerk.
Chief of Police.— PATEICK CROWLEY.
Clerk to Chief of Police.— Henry S. Healey.
Property Clerk. — William CuUen.
Captains of Police.— Isaiah W. Lees, William YJ
Douglass, John Short. A. W. Stone, and Andrei
J. Dunlevy.
Detectives.— G. D. Harper, Joseph Bee, Benjami
F. Bohen, Daniel Coffey, R. J. Whitaker, Edwar
Byram, Arnop Bainbridge, Robert Hogau, Charles J.l
Cody, Raymond M. Silvey, Edward M. Egau and John|
F. Seymour.
Sergeants.— John B. Martin, J. W. Shields, W,
Price, John Spillane, Edward Cohm, Michael Fitzger-
ald, H. H. Colby, Henry S. Robinson, Thomas Flan-
ders, Hans H. Chiistiansen, Hugh Monaghan, George]
Birdsall, John Duncan, Charles Nash, C. Martin, J. W.
Gillin, James F. Moran, M. Lindheimer, Richard!
Bidwill, George W. Bennett, William F. Burke, f
Geo. W. Wittman, Thomas Mahoney, John Avan.
James H. Helms, Fred. T. Brown, Patrick Shea,
Thomas W. Bethel, T. D. McKenua, Stephen Bunuer,
A. J. Houghtaling, Patrick J. Tobin, John M. Fitz-
Gibhon. Jesse B.Cook, Daniel Hannah, M.J.Conboy,
Fred L. fcsola aud Charles L. Reynolds.
CORPOB-iLS.— P. S. Hagerty, John C. Ayres, Henry
Blair, John Burke, Jacob Lermau, Robert L. Cockrill,
John Heanef, John Parotte, Henry H. Handley,
Cassius P. Wright, Robert A. Maishall and Thomas
Dillon.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
SCPERIN-TENT3EN-T.— WILLIAM R. HEWITT.
Operators. — Prank Bishop, Frank E. Haskell and
Jeremiah Murphy.
signal box stations.
5 — >'. W. comer Battery and Union.
7 — S. E. comer Kearny and Union.
8 — S. W. comer Montgomery Av aud Uninu.
9 — N. W. corner Montgomery Av uinl Vaiiejo.
15— S. W. corner Clay and East.
16 — N. W. corner Mason and Paciii .
17 — N. E. comer Kearny and Pacifi. .
18 — N. E. comer Sansome and Jackson.
19 — S. W. comer Davis and Washington.
21— S. E. corner Clay and Kearny.
23— S. E. comer Taylor and Clav.
24— S. E. comer Clay and Powell,
25 — N. W. corner Washington and Dupont.
26— S. E. corner Clay and Battery.
27 — S. W. comer Montgomery and Commercial.
28 — N. W. corner Pine and Dupont.
29- X. W. corner Stockton and California.
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31 — N. W. coruer Sansome and Halleck. 176 — N.
3'2 — N. E. coruer Calit'ornia and Drumin. 178— N.
34— N. W. corner Mission and Steuart. 179— S.
35— S. E. comer Montgomery and Piue. 182— N.
36— N. W. comer Folsom and Steuart. 183— N.
37— N. E. comer Battery and Bush. 184— N.
38— S. W. comer Market and Second. 18.5— N.
39— S. E. comer Howard and Spear. I81— S.
41— N. E. corner Sutter and Joueb. 1»7 — S.
42— S. E. corner Geary and Mason. 192— S.
43— W. corner Market and O'Farrell. 193—8.
45— S. E. comer O'Farrell and Jones. 194— N.
46— N. \V. corner Keamy and Sutter. 19.i— S.
47— W. comer Market and Powell. ]9(i— s.
48— W. corner Market and Kearny. 213— S.
49— N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter. 214— S.
51 — N. W. comer Folsom and Beale. '^lo — S.
52 — N. E. corner Howard and Fremont. 21ti — S.
53— N. W. corner Third and King. 217— S.
54— \V. Bide Second, near Howara. 218— N.
56— S. W. corner Bryant and Kincon PI. 219— S.
57— N. W. comer Brannau and Second. 231— N.
58— N. W. corner Folsom and First. 234— N.
59— X. W. corner Brannun and Flr.st. 235— N.
61— S. W. corner Howard and Third. 236— N.
62— N. W. comer Mission and Fourth. 237— S.
63— N. W. comer Harrison and Fourth. 238— N.
64— S. W. comer Howard and Filth. 239— N.
6.5— N. E. corner Mission and Sixth. 241— S.
67 — N. E. corner Harrison and Hawthorne. 243 — N.
68— A. VV. corner Brannan and Fourth. 245— N.
69— N \V. comer Bryant and Third. 246— N.
71— N. W. corner Mission and Eleventh. 247— N.
72— S. W. corner Mission and Thirteenth. 248— N.
73— S. E. comer Howard and Eighth. 249— S.
74— N. E. corner Sixteenth and Guerrero. 251— S.
75 — N. W. corner Jones and McAllister. 2.')3 — N.
76— W. comer Market and Hayes. 254— N.
78 — N. E. corner Folsom and Ninth. 256— S.
79— N. E. corner Folsom and Twellth. 257— S.
81— S. E. coruer Franklin and Hayes. 258— S.
82— N. E. corner Fulton and Gough. 259— N.
83— N. E. corner Octavia and Oak. 261— S.
84— S. side Market opp Halght 263— N.
85— S. W. corner Laguna and Hayes. 264— N.
86— N. W. corner Market aud Van Ness Avenue. 265— N.
91— N. E. comer Hyde and Turk. 267— S.
92— N. E. corner Franklin and Turk. 271— N.
93 — N. E. comer Jones and Turk. 273— S.
94— S. E. comer Polk and Ellis. 274— N.
95— N. W. comer Taylor aud Golden Gate Avenue 275— N.
96— S. W. corner Ellis and Taylor. 276— S.
97— S. E. corner McAllister and Polk. 278— N.
98— N. \V. corner Stockton and Ellis. 279— S.
123— N. E. comer Union and Hyde. 281— Sa
124— S. W. corner North Point and Larkiu 283— N.
125— N. W. corner Filbert and Jones. 284— N.
126— S. E. comer Hyde and Washington. 285— S.
127— S. E. comer Broadway and Polk. 286— N.
128— S. E. comer Clav and Leavenworth. 287— N.
129— N. W. corner Pacific aud Leavenworth. 289— N.
132— S. W. corner Pine and Mason. 291— S.
134— S. E. corner Bush and Hyde. 293— N.
135— S. E. corner Bush and Polk. 294— N.
136— S. E. comer Post and Van Ness Avenue. 2;'5— S.
137—8. W. comer Post and Larkin. 296— S.
138— N. W. comer Calit'ornia and Larkin. 312— N.
139—8. E. comer O'Fairell and Hyde. 314— N.
142— N. E. corner Valencia and Twentieth. 315— S.
143— N. E. corner Mission and Twenty-second. 321— S.
145— S. E. corner Folsom and Twenty-second 324— S.
146— N. E. corner Folsom and Sixteenth. 325— N.
147— N. E. corner Howard and Twentieth. 326— S.
148— N. W. comer Mission and Sixteenth. 327— N.
149— J^. E. comer Folsom and Eighteenth. 328— N.
152— N. E. comer Brannau and Eighth. 341— S.
153— N. W. corner Harrison and Seventh. 342-8.
154— N. W. corner Bryant and Sixth. 351— S.
156— N. E. comer Fourth and Berrv. 352— N.
157— N. W. comer Folsom and Fourth. 354—8.
158— N. W. corner Folsom and Fifth. 3.56— N.
159— N. W. comer Folsom and Sixth. 357 -S.
162— N. E. corner Pacific Av and Franklin. 361— S.
163— S. E. corner Sacramento and Franklin. 362 — N.
164— S. E. comer Clay and Polk. 364— S.
172— S. E. comer McAllister and Buchanan. 365— N.
173— S. W. corner ElUs and Buchanan. 367— N.
174— N. W. corner Turk and Fillmore. 368-S.
175— N. E. comer Grove and Webster. 371— N.
W. coruer Post and Octavia.
W. corner Buchanan aud Geary.
W. corner O'Farrell and Gougii.
E. corner Sixth and Townsend.
E. comer Mission and Eighth.
E. corner Folsom and Rauscn.
E. corner Tenth aud Harrison.
E. coruer Bryant and Fifth.
W. corner Bryant aud Ninth.
W. corner Francisco aud Mason.
W. corner Hyde and Chestnut.
W. comer Stockton aud Francisco.
W. corner Mason and Lombard.
E. corner Stockton aud Greenwich.
W. corner Bush aud Buchanan.
E. corner Bush and Steiner.
W. corner Washington and Webster.
W. comer Sacramento and Fillmore.
E. corner Bush and Devisadero.
E. comer Post and Fillmore.
E. corner Filbert and Fillmore.
W. corner Howard and Twenty-fourth.
W. comer Harrison and Twenty-fourth.
W. Twenty-second and Potrero Avenue.
E. comer Mission and Tweuty-sixth.
W. corner Twenty-second aud Dolores.
W. cor Potrero Avenue Av and Seventeenth.
W. corner Bryant aud Niueteenth.
E. corner Gough and Bush.
W. corner Clay and Scott.
W. comer Geary and Steiner.
W. corner Geary and Devisadero.
W. comer Turk and Scott.
W. corner Devisadero and Fulton.
E. corner McAllister and Central av.
E. corner Broadway and Octavia
E. corner Union and Laguna
E. corner Union and Pierce.
W. corner Fillmore and Pacific Av.
W. corner Fillmore and Chestnut
W. corner Pacific Av and Pierce.
W. coruer Bay and Buchanan.
W. corner Mission and First.
W. comer Main aud Bryant.
E. corner California and Front.
W. coruer Main aud Mission.
E. corner Market and Beale.
W. corner Seventeenth and Church.
W. coruer Eighteenth aud Hartford.
E. comer Twenty-fourth and Guerrero.
E. corner Tweuty-foarth and Church.
W. corner Valencia and Eighteenth.
E. corner Castro and Twenty-fourth.
E. corner Mission aud Niueteenth.
n Bruno k-v near Army.
W. corner Twenty-eighth and Church.
W. corner Twenty-ninth and Mission.
W. corner Twenty-fifth and Florida.
E. corner Twenty-fourth and York.
E. coruer Sanchez and Twenty-ninth.
E. corner Folsom and Precita Av.
W. corner Jones and Vallejo.
W. coruer Jackson and Stockton.
E Sacramento and Waveily PI.
E. corner Stockton and Broadway.
W. corner California and Kearny.
E. corner Jackson and Laguna.
W. corner California and Laguna.
W. coruer Jackson and B»ker
E. coruer Pierce and California.
E. corner Sacramento and Broderick.
E. corner California aud Central Avenue.
E. corner Sutter and Baker.
W. corner Point Lobos Av and Boyce.
E. coruer Point Lobos Av and Wood.
W. corner Ellis aud Pierce.
E. corner Golden Gate Avenue and Octavia.
E. corner Montgomery aud Broadway.
W. coruer North Point and Kearny.
W. corner Front aud Broadway.
W. corner Sunsome and Greenwich.
E. corner Mobti^omery and Green.
E. corner Thirteenth and Guerrero.
W. corner Noe and Fifteenth.
E. corner Howard and Fourteenth.
AV. corner Divli-ion aud Alameda.
W. corner Eighteenth and Dou'^lass.
W. corner Market aud Fourteenth.
E. corner Sutter and Mason.
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372— S. E. corner Post and Leavenworth.
374 — S. E. corner Pine and Jones.
381— S. E. corner Haight and Buchanan.
382— N. W. corner Fillmore and Waller.
384— N. E. corner Webster and Oak.
385— S. E. corner Haight and Scott
386- S. W. corner Devisadero and Oak.
387 — N. E. corner Broderick and Hayes.
389— S. E. corner South Broderick a'nd Thirteenth.
391 — N. W. corner Ashbiiry and Frederick.
392— S. E. corner Page and Central Av.
394— S. E. corner Page and C >Ie.
39->— N. E. corner Haight and Stanvan.
412— N. W. corner Point Lobos and Third Avs.
41.<— S. E. corner S»venth Av and Clement.
415— S. W. corner Twelfth -Av and Clement.
416— N. W. corner Fulton and First Av.
417— N. E. corner Fnlton and Eighth Av.
418— W. side Fifth Av near B.
iib—H. W. corner Baker and Greenwich.
42i>— S. W. corner Baker and .Jffferson
431 — S. E. corner Cherry and Sacramento.
432— N. W. corner Washingtun and Walnut.
43.5— N. E. corner Washington and Maple.
4.51 — S. E corner Mis-ion and Highland Av.
4-52 — S. W. corner (Portland and North Avs.
453 — i. W corunr Twenty sixth and Saiiclit z.
45(5—3. W. corner Twenty-first and Noe.
4i7— S. W. corner Tweny fir.-t and Church.
458 — S. E. corner Tw.;i:ty seventh and Guerrero.
461 — X. W. corner Brvant and Twenty first.
512— Kentucky and Merrimac.
513— N. W. corner Keutacky and Nineteenth.
514 — N W. corner Twentieth and Georgia.
olfi— N. vV. corner Geoigia and Humboldt.
517— W. side Kentucky, near Twenty-second.
518— S. E. corner Twentieth and Connecticut.
519 — N. W. corner Mississippi and Eighteenth.
531— Kentucky and First Av South.
532— S. E, corner Fifth Av s >uth au;l M.
534- Sixth Av South, nearQ.
53fi— S.E. corner Rallmad Av and Eleventh Av South
537— N. W. corner Fifteenth Av South and P.
538— Eleventh Av South, near Q.
Fire Department.
The Paid Fire Department of the City and County
of San Francisco was organized December 3, 1866.
The present force consists of four hundred and
eighty eight officers and men (including the Board of
Engineers, the Clerk and Messenger of the Board of
Fire Commissioners, the Veterinary Surgeon, and em-
ployees at the Corporation Yard) twenty- seven steam-
ers, to each of which is attached a hose, wagon or
carriage, seven cbemUal engines, one hose cart,
seven hook and ladder trucks and one water
tower; also seven steamers, four hose reels,
and two hook and ladder trucks in reserve at
the Corporation Yard. A majority of the steamers
are drawn by three horses and the hose wagons by
two, the remainder by two horses and one, respect-
ively. Number of horses in the Department, one
hundred and eighty-four.
Expenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30,
1894, $5i!0,068.87.
Board of Fiee Commissio>.t:bs. — Frank G. Edwards,
President; John W. McDonald, George T. Bohen,
Samuel H. Brown and Andrew J. Martin; George F.
Maxwell, Secretary ; Michael L. Spinettl, Assistant
Secretary ; Edward G. Black, Messenger.
Officers.— Dennis T. Sullivan, Chief Engineer; John
Dougherty and George W. Keunaid, Assistant Chief
Engineers ; John Wills, P H. Shaughnessv, Edward
F. McKittrick. Michael J. Dolan. J. J. Conlon, T. M.
Fernandez, Assistant Engineers; John W. Reilley,
Superintendent of Engines ; John Kenny, Assistant
Superintendent of Engines ; Wm. F. Egau, Veterinary
Surgeon; John Feeuey, Corporation Yard Clerk;
Robert Harris, Corporation Yard Drayman; James
Stroud and Henry Rice, Hydrantmen; William Ayers,
Carpenter ; H. H. Gorter, Substitute Engineer and
Machinist; Hugh McCue, Corporation Yard Watch-
Ste.4^mer No. 2.— Located 412 Bush street. Fore-
man, Philip F. Brady
Steameb No. 3.— Located on the south side of Cali-
fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Fore-
man, Thomas Migner.
STEA>rER No. 4.— Located 144 Second street. Fore-
man, Thouias Hanly.
Steamer No. 5.— Located 1219 Stockton street.
Foreman, John J. Mahoney.
Steamer No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth street. Fore-
man, William Byrne.
Steamer No. 7.— Located northwest corner Six-
teenth and Albion Avenue. Foreman, t.ugeue O'Con-
nor.
Steamer No. 8.— Located 1016 Pacific avenue. Fore-
man, Stephen Rus,ell.
Steamer No. 9.— Located 320 Main street. Fore-
man, James W. Buchanan.
Steamer No. 10.— Located 516 Bryant street. Fore-
man, George L.n.g.
Steamer No. 11.— Located on Fiftefnth avenue,
South, iietwieii N, South and Railroad Av. Foreman,
John Ford.
Stea.mek .\(). 12. — Located southwest corner of
Drumm and Cummercial streets. Foreman, John
McClu>key.
STEAiiER No. 13.— Located Valencia street, between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. Foreman,
Wil iam Holmes.
Steamer No. 14.— Located south side of McAllister,
between Buchanan and Webster streets. Foreman,
William J. Kenealey.
Steamer No. 15. — Located on the north side of Cal-
ifornia street, between Laguna and Buchanan. Fore-
man, Patrick Barry.
Ste.amer No. 16.— Located Tennessee street, be
tween Twentieth and Twenty-second. Foreman,
Patrick McCormick.
Steamer No. 17.— Located Mint avenue near Fifth.
Foreman, John Dougherty.
Steamer No. 18. — Located Duncan street, 'between
Church and Sanchez. Foreman, Henry F. Horn.
Stea.oer No. I'.i. — Located Waller ctreet, between
Octavia and Laguna. Foreman. James Riley.
Steamer No. 20. — Located Filbert street, between
Webster and Fillmore. Foreman. Henry Schmidt.
Steamer Nh. 21.— Located O^k street, betwei :i
Devisadero and Broderick. Foreman, John Fay.
Steamer No. 22. — Located Pont street, between
Webster and Fillmore. Foreman. John Mitchell.
Steamer No. 23. — Located Washingtfin street, be-
tween Devisadero and Broderick. Foreman, Jame-
Grady.
Steamer No. 24.— Located Douglass street, betwtt .
Twentieth and Twentyfirst. Foreman, Richard F
garty.
Ste.amer No. 25 —Located 2521 Folsom street. Fore-
man, James Radford.
Ste.amer No. 2fi. — Located Second avenue, between
Point Lobos avenue and Clement. Foreman, James
Dever.
Steamer No. 27. — Located Hermann street, between
Fillmore and Steiner.
Water Tower No 1. — Located soutliwest corner
Mission and New Montgomery streets. Peter Wralty,
Foreman aud Engineer.
Chemical Exgise No. 1. — Located 144 Second street.
Chemical Esgine .\(3 2. — Located south side Mar-
ket, between Tenth anu Eleventh.
Chemical Engi.n-e No. 3. — Located 112 Jackson
strtet.
(^HEMiCAL Engine No. 4. — Located on the north
side California street, between Laguna and Buchanan.
Chemical Esgike No. 5. — Located Pacific between
Jones aud Leavenworth.
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Chemical Engine No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth street.
Chemical Enuine No. 7. — Located northwest cor-
ner Sixteeuth btreet and Albion avenue.
Hose No. 1. — (Fireboat, Governor Markham). Lo-
cated East and Mission streets. Foreman, Thomas
Coleman.
Hose No. 4.— Located 180i Stockton street. Fore-
iiiau. Joseph Kane.
Hook and LaddeS No. 1.— Located 22 O'Farrell
street. Foreman, John Wilson.
Ho3K AND Ladder No. 2.— Located 627 Broad-
way. Foreman, William E. Kelly.
Hook and Laddeh No. 3. — Located on the south
side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Foreman, William Waters.
Hook and Ladder No. 4.— Located 1616 Pacific
street. Foreman. J. W. Kentzel.
H'lOK AND Ladder No. 5.— Located on Post street,
near Fillmore. Foreman, Edward Kingsley.
Hook and Ladder No. 6. — Located Oak street, be-
tween Broderick and Devisadero. Foreman, Henry
Tucker.
Hook and Ladder No. 7.— Located south side Fol-
801U street, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second.
Foreman, William Carew.
Fire Patrol.
Established in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un-
Iderwriters. It is conducted on the same principle
I as the one in successful operation in New York City.
The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber
covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli-
iances for extinguishing fires, saving life, and protect-
ing property from damage by water. The force con-
sists of seventeen men, including the Captain, who are
on duty day and night. There are two stations, No.
1, located 106-108 Jessie street, and No. 2, noitheast
corner of Eddy and Polk streets. Telegraph wires ex-
tend from Station No. 1 to the oflice of the American
District Telegraph Co., and also to the .^Palace and
Grand Hotels and Hoffman House.
Station No. 1. — Members — John F. O. Comstock,
I Captain; Christopher Lee, Lieutenant ; Frank James,
Sereeant; A. D. Yost, J. F. Springer, W. E. Dohrmsn,
John Iseman, Robert Ripley, Wm. L. Crewes, Ooinelius
Carew and Thomas R. Gay, Privates.
Station No. 2, corner Eddy and Polk. — Members —
Charles H. Okell, Lieutenant; Robert E. Scott,
Samuel Bantler, Ivan Soheike, August Hoffman, J. L.
Nelson. Privates.
Fire Marshal. — Charles Towe (appointed by the
Board of Underwriters) . Office, New City Hall.
Commercial Fire Dispatch Company.
This Company, of which John H. Wise is president
I and Samuel H. Brown vice-president, was organized
; in Nov., 1887, and Incorporated in Feb., 1892.
They have tUe C ty districted in such a manner and
'their conveyances, with capable and efficient mes-
sengers, BO distributed that they are enabled to notify
their subscribers of a fire within a few moments
after the alarm is given, and have a conveyance at
(their door to carry them to and from their place of
ibaBinesR in case of fire in or in the vicinity of their
I premise^.
I The main office of the Company is in the Crocker
Building, and is connected witu the fire alarm tele-
I graph and telephone offices; their messengers and
agents are on duiy from 5 p. si. to 8 a. m., and are
ready to start the instant tli" alanu is gi v^u.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1894, there
were 73 schools, employing 866 teachers, and having a
total enrollment of 44,349 pupils, of whom 237,228
were boys, and 20,621 girls. By the report of the
School Census Marshal, June 30, 1894, the number of
youth in the city between five and seventeen who are
entitled to draw school money is 68,390. The number
attending school (public, private and church schools
inclusive) during the year (including Chinese) was
51,638. The number between five and seventeen years
of age (including Chinese) who have not attended
school at any time during the year was l(i,752. The
enrollment at the different schools Was as follows :
High schools— Boys, 85C; girls, 945; total. 1,801.
Grammar and Primary grades, 38,262; Evening
schools, 4,28r — Total, 44,349, The financial condition
of the Department is represented as follows : For
the year ending June 30, 1894, total current expenses,
$§9,009.32. Paid teachers' salaries, $814,110.39 .
EVENING SCHOOLS.— Number of pupils enrolled
during the year 4,286. The terms and holidays are
the same as those of the day schools. The studies are
reading, arithmetic, penmanship and composition or
letter-writing, bookkeeping, industrial drawing,
mathematics, etc., and in the Lincoln Evening School
a Spanish and a High School class is also taught.
The Evening Schools are held in the following school
buildings: Lincoln Grammar, Washington Grammar,
Polytechnic High, Hamilton Grammar, Horace Maun
Grammar and Potrero Primary.
SCHOOL HOUSES.— The total number of build-
ings used by the Department is 81, of which 70 are
owned by the city and 11 rented. Of those owned by
the Department, 7 are of brick and 63 are of wood.
The amount paid for rent, $4,829.
AGASSIZ PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve classes.
Location, Bartlett street, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets. Miss Sarah J. Jones, Principal.
BERNAL HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Six
classes. Location, Cortland avenue, bet Laurel
avenue and Moultrie street. Miss Mary E. Keating,
principal.
BROADWAY GRAMMAR SCHOOL— Fifteen classes.
Location, Broadway street, between Powell and Mason
streets. Miss Jean Parker, Principal.
BUENA VISTA PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Four olnsaes.
Location. York street, between Solano and Butte
streets. Miss .Amelia G. Catlin, Principal.
CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOL. —Three classes.
Location, 916 Clay street. Miss Rose Thayer, Prin-
cipal.
CLEMENT GRAMMAR SCHOOL— Fourteen classes.
Location, Geary street, between Jones and Leaven-
worth streets. Miss Mary E. Callahan, Principal.
CLEVELAND PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Nine classes
Location, Harrison street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Miss Annie E. Slavan, Principal.
COOPER PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve classes
Location, Greenwich street, between Jones and Leav
enworth streets. Mrs. Celine K. Pechin, Principal.
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL— Thirteen classes.
Location. Columbia street, between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets. Mrs. Lizzie K. Burke, Prin-
cipal.
CROCKER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Twelve classes.
Location, Paye street, near Baker btreet. William H.
Edwards, Principal.
DENMAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Sixteen classes.
Location, northwest corner Bush and Taylor streets.
Azro L. Mann, Principal.
DOUGLASS PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Four classes.
Location, corner Douglass and Eighteenth streets.
Miss Winifred L. Tarpey, Principal.
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LocHtlou, corner Church and Hill streets. Miss
Bessie Dixon, Principal.
EMERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve classes.
Location, Pine stre t between Scott and Devisadero
streets. Mi.ss Sara M. Wilson, Principal.
EVERETT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Fourteen classes.
Location, Sanchez street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. Mrs. Frances A. Banning, Prin-
cipal.
FAIRMOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL— Twelve classes.
Location, Cheuery street, near Randall street. Miss
Clara M. Johnston, Principal.
FRANKLIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — Fourteen
classes. Location, Eighth street, near Bryant. Jas.
G. Kennedy, Principal.
FREMONT PRIMARY- SCHOOL. — Eight classes.
Location, McAllister street between Baker and Brod-
erick stieets. Miss Rose Goldsmith, Principal.
GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve clflsses.
Location, Union street, between Kearny and Mont-
gomery streets. Miss Mary A. Scherer, Principal.
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Twelve classes. Loca-
tion, Scott street, near Geary street. Elisha Brooks,
Principal.
GOLDEN GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Eight
classes. Location, Golden Gate avenue, between
Pierce and Scott streets. Mrs. Aurelia Griffith, Prin-
cipal.
HAIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Ten classes. Loca-
tion. Mission street,betweeu Twenty- tifth and Twenty-
sixth streets. Miss Mary A. Haswell, Principal.
HAMILTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL— Sixteen classes.
Location, Geary street, between Pierce aud Scott
streets. William A. Robertson, Principal.
HARRISON PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Seven classes.
Location, Grove street, near Larkin street. Mrs.
Mary L. O'Neal, Principal.
HAWTHORNE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Nine classes.
Location, Shotwell street, between Twenty-second
aud Twenty-third streets. Mrs. Sarah J. Mann, Prin-
cipal.
HEARST GRAMM.AR SCHOOL.— Fourteen classes.
Location, corner Hermanu and Fillmore streets. Mrs.
Nettie A. Wood, Principal.
HENRY DURANT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve
classes. Location, Turk street, between Buchanan
and Webster streets. Mrs. Georgia Washburn, Prin-
cipal.
HORACE MANN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Eighteen
classes. Lnc ticm. Valoiiria street, between Twenty-
second and Tweuty-tliird streets. Joseph O'Connor,
Principal.
HU.MBOLDT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Eleven classes.
Location, Golden Gate avenue, near Hyde street.
Miss Mary A. Gastelhun, Principal.
IRVING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Eight classes. Lo-
cation, Broadway street, between .Montgomery and
Sansome streets. Miss Caroline B. Barlow, Princi-
pal.
JAMES LICK GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — Fifteen
classes. Location, coruer Noe and Twenty-tifth
streets. Philip Prior, Principal.
JOHN SWETT GRAMAIAR SCHOOL.— Eighteen
classe.f. Location, McAllister .street, between Frank-
liu and Gou^h streets. Albert Lyser, Principal.
JEFFERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Nine classes.
Location, Tehama street, between First and Second
streets. Miss Mary M. Murphy, Principal.
LAFAYETTE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Eight clastes.
Location, corner Filbert and Kearny streets. Miss
Anna B. Chalmers, Principal.
LE CONTE PRIM.ARY SCHOOL.— Eight classes.
Location, Powell street, between Washington and
Jackson streets. Miss Margery C. Robertson. Prin-
cipal.
LAGUNA HONDA PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Two
classes. Location, Seventh avenue, between I and
J streets. Miss Katherine F. Casev, Principal.
LINCOLN GRAMM.\K SCHOOL.— Nineteen classes.
Location, Fifth street, near Market. James T. Ham-
ilton. Principal.
LONGFELLOW PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Eleven
classes. Location, Silver street, between Second ami
Third streets. Miss Jennie Smith, Principal.
LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL.— Twelve classes. Lo-
cation, Sutter street, between Gough and Octavia
streets. Frank Morton, Principal.
MADISON PRIMARY SCHOOL —Four classes.
Location, Clay street, between Walnnt and Laurel
streets. Miss Elizabeth F. Bartlett, Principal.
MARSHALL PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve classes.
Location, Mission street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth streets, rear Mission Grammar School. Mrs.
Margaret H. Walker, Principal.
MISSION GRAMM.AR SCHOOL.— Fourteen classes.
LoL-ation, Mission street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth streets. Mrs. Janet R. Craven, Principal.
MONROE PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Four classes.
Location, near Five-Mile House, Miss Annie M.
Hagarty, Principal.
MOULDER PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Ten classes.
Location, corner Page and Gough streets. Mrs. Kath-
erine E. Brogan, Principal.
NORMAL SCHOOL.— One class. Location, Powell
street, between Clay and Sacramento streets. Albert
H. Yoder, Principal.
NORTH COSMOPOLITAN GR.AMMAR SCHOOL.-
Eleven classes. Location, Filbert street, between
Taylor and Jones streets. Miss Margaret McKenzie,
Principal.
OCEAN HOUSE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— One class.
Location, San Miguel Road, near Ocean House Road.
Daniel J. Delay, Principal.
PACIFIC AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Seven
classes. Location, Pacific avenue, near Baker street.
Miss Ida E. Shaw, Principal.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Four-
teen classes. Location, Jackson street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore streets. Miss Alice M. Stincen,
Principal.
PEABODY PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Nine classes.
Location, West Mission street, between Hermann and
Thirteenth streets. Miss Ger.rude H. Oahalin, Prin-
cipal.
POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL. — Ten classes
Location, Bush street, near Stockton street. Walter
N. Bush, Principal.
POTREBO PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Twelve classes.
Location, Minnesota ttreet. between Napa and Sierra
streets. Richard D, Faulkner, Principal.
REDDING PRIM.\RY SCHOOL. — Ten classes.
Location, Pine street, between Larkin and Polk
streets. Miss Mary A. Deane, Principal.
RICHMOND PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Nine classes.
Location, First avenue, near Point Lobos avenue.
Mrs. Anna E. Tiernau. Principal.
RINCON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Eleven classes.
Location, Silver street, between Second and Third
streets. Miss Elizabeth A. Cleveland, Principal.
SHERIDAN PHl.MARY SCHOOL. — Five clause;.
Location, Ocean View. Mrs. Sarah A. Miles, PriL-
clpal.
SHERMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Eight classes
Location, Union street, near Franklin. Miss Jenni''
M. A. Hurley, Principal.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL. -
Eighteen classes. Local ion, Eddy street, between
Polk and Van Ness avenue. Adolph Herbst, Principal.
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generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS COLLEGES AXD PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
SOUTH END PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Four classes.
Location, William street, near Henry street. Miss
Ida E. Coles, Principal.
SODTH SAN FRANCISCO PRIMARY SCHOOL.—
Twelve classes. Location, corner Fourteenth avenue
and L street. Wm. W. StoDe, Principal.
SPRING VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Four-
teen classes. Location, Broadway street, between
Polk and Larkin streets. Silas A. White, Principal.
STANFORD PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Eight classes.
Location, Eighth street, near Harrison street, rear
FrHUkliu Grammar School. Miss Edith H. Crowley,
Principal.
STARR KING PRIMARY SCHOOL— Twelve classes.
Location, Bryant street, between Sixth and Seventh
Streets. Miss Kate Conklin, Principal.
SUTRO PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Three classes. Lo-
cation. Nineteenth avenue, near Point Lobos avenue.
Miss Mary Magner, Principal.
WASHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — Eleven
classes. Location, southwest corner Washington and
Mason streets. Thomas B. White, Priucipal,
WEBSTER PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Eighteen classes.
Location. Filth street, near Market street, rear Lin-
coln Giammar Scnool. Miss Agnes M. Manning,
Principal.
WEST END PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Three classes.
Location, San Jose Road, near Six-Mile House. Mies
Ella McCartby, Principal.
WHITTIER PRIMARY' SCHOOL. — Seventeen
classeb. Location, Harrison street, near Fourth
street. Miss Emma E. Stincen. Principal.
WINFIELD SCOTT PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Four
classes. Location, Lombard street, between Baker
and Broderick streets. Mrs. Emma S. Code. Princi-
Evening Schools.
BUSINESS EVENING SCHOOL. — Nine classes.
Location, Bush street, near Stockton street. Elbert
C. Kilpatrick, Principal.
HAMILTON EVENING SCHOOL. - Six classes.
Location. Geary st eet. between Scott and i'ierce
stretts. Edwin W. Bunnell, Principal.
HORACE MANN EVENING SCHOOL. — Three
claSHes. Location, Valencia street, between Twenty-
second and Twenty-third streets. James R. Dwyer,
Acting Principal.
LINCOLN EVENING SCHOOL. — Thirty, three
classes. Location, Lincoln School Building. Alex-
ander H. MacDonald, Principal.
rOTREUO EVENING SCHOOL —One class. Lo-
cation, Pnutro School Building. Andrew J. Freese,
Principal.
WASHINGTON EVENING SCHOOL. — Twelve
classes. Location, Washington Grammar School
Building. Miss Philomena M. Nolan, Principal.
Colleges and Private Schools.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.— Pacific, 320 Post street,
Heald's 24 Post, San Francisco. 1236 Market; Stiehl'B
Business College and Shorthand Institute, 723 Market.
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The
f California College of Pharmacy was incorporated
August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the University of
California, June 18, 1873. The aim of the institution
is to unite the pharmacists and druggists of the Pa-
cific States in organized efforts to elevate the special
educational standard of the business of the apothe-
cary, by cultivating, improving and diffusing the
principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy ; its
collateral branches of science and the arts ; the best
modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by
giving instructions in the same and in the art of dis-
pensing, by a series of lectures and iDractical demon-
strations. Lectures are given for a term of six
months, during each year, at College Building, No.
113 Fulton street.
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE.— Located corner of
Sacramento and Webster streets. This college is the
successor of the Medical College of tlie Pacific. Its
handsome building was erected in 1882 by Prof. L. C.
Lane, and named in honor of the late Prof. E. S.
Cooper. An addition, equally large, was erected in
1S90, also by Prof. Lane, and there has just been com-
pleted on the same block and by the same donor
a hospital of 100 beds. Its Faculty consists of L. C.
Lane, M. D., Professor of Surgery, and President ; C.
N. EUinwood, M. D., Professor of Physiology; A.
Barkau, M. D.. Professor of Ophthalmology and Oto-
logy ; Joseph H. Wythe, M. D., Profes-sor of Micro-
scopy and Histology; Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics, etc., and Dean ;
Jos. O. Hirschfelder, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine ; Clinton Cushing, M. D., Professor of Gyne-
cology ; W. D. Johnston, M. D., Professor of Chemis-
try and Toxicology ; R. H. Plummer, M. D., Professor
of Anatomy; Charles H. Steele, M. D.. Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics ; C. N. EUinwood,
M. D., Acting Professor of Clinical Surgery ; Albert
Abrams, M.D., Prosessor of Pathology ; A. M. Gardner,
M. D., Lecturer on Insanity and Medical Jurispru-
dence ; Chas. E. Farnum, M. D., Adjunct to the Chair
of Anatomy and Demonstrator of Anatomy ; C. F.
Hanson, M.D., Adjunctto the Chair of Materia Medica
and Therapeutics; William Fitch Cheney, M. D., ad-
junct to the Chair of Obstetrics; A. W. Hoisholt
adjunct to the Chair of Physiology. Winter and
summer courses of lectures are given yearly. The
summer is the regular course. Fnur regular courses
of lectures ::re required, together with dissections and
attendance upon clinics. The regular course begins
on the first of June ; the intermediate on the first of
February. For particulars inquire of Henry Gibbons,
Jr., M. D., Dean. Oflice, 920 Polk street.
De FILIPPE-S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES.
— This well-known institution, which was es-
tablished in 1871, is now pleasantly located at
320 Post street, opposite Union Square, and Is
patronized by the elite of our city. Professor T.
B. de Filippe is a graduate of the academies of
Paris and Madiid. He is one of the foremost
imparters of instructinn in Spanish and French
on the Pacific Coast. He. personally, superintends
the Spanish and French classes, and he has a corps
of first-class assistants to teach any of the other
languages that pupils may desire to learn.
DENTAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR-
NLV. — This Department was founded by the Board
of Regents, under a petition from the Medical
College, September 7, 1881. The Faculty is as fol-
lows : Martin Kellogg, President of the University
and ex-officio President of the Faculty ; L. L. Dunbar,
D.D.S.. Professor of the Principles and Practice of
Operative Dentistry ahd Histology; C. L. Goddard,
A.M., D.D.S.. Professor of Orthodontia and Metal-
lurgy; Arnold A. D'Ancona, M. D., Professor of
Phys'iology ; A. L. Lengfeld. M. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Dental Chemistry: Wm. B.
Lewitt, M.D., Professor of Surgery; W. E. Taylor,
M. D., Emeritus Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery ; Maurice J. Sullivan, D. D. S.
Professor of Dental Pathology and Therapeutics,
J. M. Williampon, Professor of Anatomy. In addition
to the Professors, there are five demonstrators
and eleven members on the Clinical Board for
clinical instruction. The clinics are held in the
Donohoe Building, top floor; entrance elevator 18
Taylor street The term begins September 1st and
continues until May 31st annually. L. L. Dunbar,
Dean of the Faculty. Offi'-e 500 Sutter street.
HAHNEM.\NN HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF SAN
FRANCISCO THE. —Was incorporated January 20.
1881, and was among the first to adopt a full three
years graded course of study, making a fourth year
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being coinposej of smut- of theiuost prominent mem-
bers of the honorable medical profession on the
Coast. The qualifications fur aduilssiou and gradua-
tion, and the curriciluiu are the same as in the
oldest and best colleges of the East. The regular
session begins on May 1st a'ld continues seven
months. Ample clinical advantages are afforded in
a large and well patronized Dispensary attached to
the College. Dispensary, Dissecting Room and Free
Library open to students all through the year,
J. X. Eckel, M. D., President; W. Boericke, M.D.,
Registrar. 1812 Washington street; C. B. Currier
M.D., Dean, 921 Geary street.
HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW THE.— This
institution, -which is in connection with and under
the auspices of the University of California, owes Its
formation to the munificence of Judge S. Clinton
Hastings, who endowed it with a free gift of $100,000.
It is now located in the building of the Society of
California Pioneers, 808 Montgomery street. Martin
Kellogg, President ; Hon. Charles W. Slack, Dean,
New City Hall ; Leonard Stone, Registrar, Mills
Building.
IRVING INSTITUTE.— A collegiate boarding and
day school, located at 10a6 Valencia, where young
ladies are prepared for the universities, or graduated
ou completing its full academic course. The build-
ings afford accommodations for fifty boarding pupils.
The attendance of the past year exceeded one hun-
dred and twenty-five. It is now in its eighteenth year,
and has an alumnae association of nearly one hun-
dred. Its musical department Is a marked feature of
the school, there being constantly from sixty to
seventy music pupils in attendance. The school also
iucludes a kindergarten for children, and sends a
carriage for pupils when requested. Rev. Edward
B. Church, M. A., Principal.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA.— The Medical Department of the
University of California occupies tne building form-
erly known as the Toland Medical College, located on
the east side of Stockton street, between Chestnut and
Francisco. The building was donated to the Univer-
sity by the late Dr. H. H. Toland. This is an insti-
tution of a high character ; the Faculty being com-
posed of some of the most prominent members of the
medical profession. The course of studies is the
same as that pursued in the most prominent col-
leges of the East and Europe. An annual lecture
course of eight months is given, commencing on the
first Monday of September and terminating on the 3uth
of April. The faculty is as follows; Martin Kellogg,
A.M., President, G. A. Shurtleff. M. D., Emeritus Pro-
fessor of Mental Diseases and MedicalJiirisprudence ;
R. Beverly Cole, A.M., M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng., Professor
of Obstetrics and Gynecology ; W. F. McNutt, M. D.,
M.R.C.P., Edin., etc., Professor of Principles and
Practice of Medicine ; Robert A. McLean, M.D., Pro-
fessor of Clinical and Operative Surgery, Dean ;
W. E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of Principles and
Practice of Surgery; A. L. Lengfeld, M.D., Professor
of Materia Medica and Medical Chemistry; Ben.j. R.
Sw.in, M.D., Professor of Diseases of Children ;
George H. Powers, A.M.. M.D., Professor of Ophthal-
mology and Otology; Wm Watt Kerr, A.M., M.B.,
CM., Professor of Clinical Medicine; Arnold A.
D'Ancona, A.B., M.D., Professor of Physiology;
Douglas W. Montgomery, M.D., Professor of Diseases
of the Skin; Washington Dodge, M. D., Prof e.ssor of
Therapeutics; John iM. William.son, M.D., Professor
of Anatomy ; John C. Spencer, A.B., M D., Professor
of Pathology and Histology; John W. Robertson,
A.B., M.D.. Professor of Nervou* and Mental Dis-
ca>e8; George F. Shiels, M.D., F.R.C. S. E , Lecturer
ou Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence and ad.iuQct
tn the Ctair of Surgery; Charles Von Hoffman,
M.D., adjunct to the Chair of Gynecology; John H.
Barbat, Ph.G., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy;
W. E. Hopkins. M.D . adjunct to the Chair of
Ophthalmology and Otology; William J. Hawkins,
M.D., adjunct to the Chair of Physiology ; Thos.
Bowhill, F.R.. C.V.S., Eng., Special Lecturer on
Pacteriology; Sam. P. Tuggle. M.D., 8. J. Eraser, A.B.,
M.D., and John M. Sims, M.D., Assistant Demon-
strators of Anatomy ; Washington Dodge, M.D. , D. W.
Montgomery. M. D.. J. M. Williamson, M. D., F. W.
D'Evelyn. M. D., W. E. Hopkins. M.D., 0. A. Von
Hoffman, M.D., John W. Robertson, M.D., College
Dispensary Staff; Robert A. McLean, M. D., Dean.
Office 305 Kearny street, corner of Bush.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE.— The Sacred Heart
College, located on the corner of Eddy and Larkin
streets, is a wooden structure of three stories high
and basement, and covering a large portion of the
block. This is conducted by the " Christian Broth-
ers," under the direction ot Rev. Brother Alexander
The object of this institution is to give a thoroughly
Christian and secular education, embracing the classi-
cal, scientific and commercial courses.
SACRED HEART PRESENTATION CONVENT.—
The Sacred Heart Presentation Convent is a fine brick
building of ample proportions, located at the corner
of Taylor and Ellis streets. This is a chartered col-
lege by act of the Legislature and empowered to con-
fer graduating certificates. The school is free of
charge to all denominations. It was opened on the
24th of May, 1869, and the number of pupils increas-
ing, made it necessary to enlarge the building, and in
1870 the portion fronting on Ellis street was added.
Later on a wing within the enclosure was built, to
afford more ample facilities for the improvement of
pupils in music, needlework, painting, drawing, etc.
The institution contains about five hundred pupils
and a teaching staff of nineteen Sisters, and is under
the charge of the Mother Superior of the Presentation
Order in this City.
S.\N FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
THE.— The San Francisco Theological Seminary is
located at Sau Anselmo, near San Rafael. This insti-
tution was organized by the Synod of the Pacific of
the Presbyterian Church, in October, 1871, but is
open for students of all denominations. The qualifi-
cations for admission and the course of studies are
the same as in the oldest and best theological schools
in the East. It has a library of over fifteen thousand
volumes. The Faculty are :" Rev. Drs. Alexander,
Mintou, Mackenzie, Landon, Day, and Chas. G. Buck,
professor nf elocution and music. R. J. Trumbull,
secretary, 10 California street, S. F. The new build-
ings—Montgomery Hall, Scott Library Hall and profes-
sors' houses — are now occupied. Term opens on third
Wednesday of September, and closes on last Thursday
of April in each year.
ST. JOSEPH'.S SCHOOLS —Boys' School, in charge
of the Brothers of Mary. Girls' School, in charge of
the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary,
corner of Tenth and Howard.
In addition to the institutions enumerated above,
are many private schools of excellent reputation ; the
most prominent of these are Urban Academy, Miss
Lake's School. Tarrant's Academy. Van Ness Sem-
inary, Miss West's School, Mefret's French and
English Institute, College of Notre Dame, Sacred
Heart Academy, St. Rose's Academy, Our Lady of
Mercy's School and St. Vincent School. Reference
may also be made to the number of Kindergartens,
largely increased within tlie last two years. There
are now over forty, most of which are free.
Hospitals.
CALIFORNIA WO>LVNS HOSPITAL.— Locstion
Sacramento street, between Baker and Lyon. Inaug-
urated May, 1867. Organized May, 18C8. Incor-
porated January, 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to women, and only such cases
are admitted. It is open to all irrespective of creed
or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in
addition to surgical and medical treatment. The Wo-
men's Hospital exists as a purely medical charity,
and gives relief to two classes of patients: 1st. To
those who are destitute and unable to pay anything.
2d. Those whose means are too limited to enable
them to pay for private medical attendance, by pay-
ment of a moderate sum for board, receive medical
attendance and nursing without charge. Application
for admission must be made to the Surgeons, Lady
Managers or the Matron at the Hospital— Miss Alice
A. flail.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
John BermiugUaiu, President ; A. Halsey, Secretary
and Treasurer ; Mrs. W. H. Sears, President. Mrs. F.
P. McLennan, Secretary Board of Lady Managers.
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. See Hospital for OliU-
dren and Trainiug School for Nurses.
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL.— Location east
side of Potrero avenue, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third, F. H. Titus, M. D., supeiinteudeut.
FRENCH HOSPITAL.— Point Lobos avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. See French Mutual
Benevolent Society for further information.
GERMAN HOSPITAL.— Noe street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth. For further particulars see
Oeruian Geneial Benevolent Society of San Francisco.
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AND TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR NURSES. — Located on California
street, corner M.iple street. Dispensary 1016 Mission
street. Reiucorporated November 25th. 1885. First
organized as the Pacific Dispensary for Women and
Children, March 23d, 1875. The objects of this insti-
tution are:
Ist. To provide medical and surtjical care for sick
children, this being the main charity of the institu-
tion. No deserving case is ever refused.
2d. To provide medical aui surgical aid for women
at $10 per week and upwards. Tuis is one source of
their revenue.
3d. To edmate nurses, the design being to fit
healthy young women to engage intelligently in this
work byu two years' course of reading, lectures and
practical nursing.
Daily clinics are held at the Dispensary, 1016 Mis-
sion street, from 9 to 11 A. M. and from 3 to i P. M.
for the sick poor.
Officers,— Mrs. W. B. Harrington, President ; Mrs.
L. L. Dunbar. Recording Secretary ; Mrs. F. A. Frank,
Corresponding Secretary.
NATIONAL QUARANTINE STATION. — C. T.
Peckhaiu. Passed Ass't Surgeon U. S. Marine Hospi-
tal, in command. Augel Island.
RECEIVING HOSPITAL.— New City Hall. George
B. S uiieiB, Surgeon : G. H. Redding, Tennisou
Deaiie Jr., Assistant Surgeons.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.— Location, east side of Va-
lencia, between Army and Tiffany avenue. This is
essentially a church hospital, being maintained
under the auspices of the Eijiscopal Church, but
persons from all denominations are received. It was
organized in 1871, and maintained constantly up to
1882, from which time up to April 8, 1885, it remained
closed as a church hospital. Now, however, deter-
mined and vigorous efforts have been successfully
made to place it on a solid footing. Present capacity,
•one hundred.
Offii^ers.- W. S. Gibbs, President; Wm. B. Hooper,
Vice-President; Wm. Babcock, Secretary ; MissM.E.
Gibson, Matron.
8T. MARY'S HOSPITAL.— Conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy. Located originally on Stockton street.
Removed in 1860 to its present location, corner of
First and Bryant streets. The institution is not con-
fined exclusively to Roman Catholics, patients being
admitted irrespective of religious sentiments. A
large wing with many improvements, including an
antiseptic operating room has lately been erected.
T. E. Bailey, M. D., Resident Physician.
TWENTY SIXTH STREET HOSPITAL (Small Pox)
— DeHaro street, near Army.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
Abmy U. S., Department of Califorkia. — Brigadier-
General James W.Forsyth, Commanding ; First Lieut.
J. F. R. Lsndis, 1st Cavalry, Aide-de-Camp ; First
Lieut. J. Franklin Bell, Aid-de-Camp ; Col. Oliver D.
Greene, Assistant Adjutant-General ; Lieut. Col. Evan
Miles, 2Utti lufautry.Actinglnspector-General ;Lieut.-
Col. Amos S. Kimball, Deputy Quartermaster-Gen-
eral, Chief Quartermaster; Lieut. Col. William H.
Bell, Assistant Commissary-General of Subslst'-nie,
Chief Commissary of Subsistence; Lieut. -Col. John-
sou V. D. Middleton, Deputy Surgeon-General, Medi-
cal Director ; Major Alfred E. Bates, Paymaster. Chit f
Paymaster. Headquarters, Phelan Building. Lieut. -
Col. James G. C. Lee, Deputy Quartermaster-General,
in charge Q. M. Depot, San Francisco, Cal ; Capt.
Addison Barrett, Assistant Quartermaster, in charge of
Clothing Depot ; Lieut. -Colo el Charles K. Greeuleaf.
Deputy Surgeon Geueral ; Major O. P. Egaii, C. S.,
Purchasing and Depot Commissary of Subsistence ;
offices, 36 New Montgomery; Lieut. -Col. John I.
Rodgers, Second Artillery, Dcijartmeut Inspector of
Artillery; First Lieut. Frank Greene, Signal-Corps,
Chief Signal Officer.
Army U. S., U. S. Engineers, Pacific Coast.—
Colonel George H. Mendel 1, Supervising Engineer
for the Pacific Coast, in charge of San Francisco
harbor fortifications and of Oakland harbor improve-
meuts. Assistant, First Lieut. Joseph E. Kuhu,
harbor fortifications, San Francisco, office 533Keainy ;
Lieut. -Col. W. H. H. Benyaurd in charge of improve-
ments of Wilmington, San Diego and San Luis Obispo
harbors ; Assistant. First Lieut. Charles L. Potter,
Harbor Fortifications, San Francisco, office D^ iiohoe
Building; Major William H. Heuer, Lighthouse En-
gineer 12th District, in charge improvements Sacra-
mento, San Joaquin and Mokelumne Rivers, Hum-
boldt Bay and Petaluma Creek ; Assistant. Lieutenant
Herbert Deakyne ; office Flood Building, rooms 89-90.
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners. —
Joseph Pescia, M. D., President ; D. F. Regan, M. D.,
secretary ; Max Magnus, M. D., treasurer. Board
meets Wednesday and Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m. ;
office, U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 73-75.
California Debris Commissioners— Colonel G. H.
Mendell, Lieut.-Colonel W. H. H. Benyaurd. Major W.
H. Heuer. corps engineers U. S. Army. Col. Mtndall
president. Major Huer secretary. Lieut. E. Gillette
assistant and disbursiug officer, 92 Flood Building.
Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western Coast
Division) . — Professor George Davidson, Augustus F.
Rodgers, and E. F. Dickens. Sau Francisco. J. J. Gil-
bert. Olympia. Wash.. J. F. Pratt, Seattle. Wash.,
Assistants. Fremont aior<e. Assistant, San Francisco.
Ferdinand Westdahl, Draftsman, Frank W. Edmonds,
Clerk. Vicente Denis, Messenger, San Francisco ;
office, U. 8. Appraisers' Building.
Collector of Port. — John H. Wise, office. Custom
House, third floor.
Commissioners of Immigration. — Walter P. Strad-
ley, 11 Mills Building, 4th floor, and Robert i;. Mc-
pherson, 320 Sansome.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Ninth
Circuit. — Regular terms in San Francisco first Mon-
days of October and April. Judges — Hon. Stephen J.
Field Circuit Justice. Hon. Joseph McKenna and
William B.Gilbert, Portand, Circuit Judges ; Hon.
Erskine M. Ross, Los Angeles; Hon. Hiram Knowles,
Helena, Montana ;Hon. Cornelius H. Hanford. Seattle ;
Hon. Thomas P. Hawley. Cars, n City; Hou. William
W. Morrow, Hou. Jame« H. Beatty. Boise City, and
Hon. Charles B. Bellinger, Portland, District Judges.
United St.\tes Circuit Court, Northern District
OF California.— Regular terms held in San Francisco,
first Monday of February, Second Monday of July, and
fourth Monday of November. Special terms at the
discretion of the Court. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
Justice; Joseph McKenna and William B. Gilbert,
Circuit Judges ; W. J. Costigan, Clerk; William B.
Beaizley, Deputy Clerk.
United States District Court, Northern District
OF California. — Regular terms held in SanFranciscu,
first Monday of February, second Monday of July,
and fourth Monday of November. W. W. Morrow,
Judge ; Southard Hofl'man, Clerk; James S. Manley,
Deputy Clerk.
Court Commissioners.— W. J. Costigan. Frank D.
Monckton, William B. Beaizley, J. S. Manley, John A
Robinson. 8. C.Houghton, Southard Hofl'man, John
Fouga, office, U. S. Appraisers' Building.
Master in Chancery.— E. H. Heacock Master and
Examiner, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 57.
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t'xiTED States Dt.strict Attorket. — Henry S.
Foote, Samuel Knight and W. G. Witter. Assistants ;
Harry S. Huff, Chinese Interpreter, office, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building, third floor.
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels. — John
Bermingham ; office, U. S. Appraisers' Building, first
floor, room 23.
V. S. LsspECTOR OF Hulls.— Enoch S. Talbot ; office,
U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor. D. Marcucci,
Assistant Inspector Hulls; room 20.
V. S. Inspector of Boilers.— William A. Phillips ;
office U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor. John K.
Bulger, Assistant Inspector Boilers, room 20.
U. S. Special Inspectors of Foreign Steam Ves"
SELS.- Enoch S. Talbot and ■William A. Phillips ; office
U. S. Appraisers' Building, room 21.
Internal Bevenue.— O. M. Welburn, Collector;
Louis Loupe, Deputy and Chief Clerk; Isaac Norten.
cashier; Edward Lsnigan, Thomas Chandler, J. W.
Welsh, J.H. Zemanskv. F. A. Fletcher, E. T. Lennon,
R. E. Martin. B. W. Chiun, B. T. Fredericks, D.J.
Flannerv, Alfred Griffin. L. M. Noah. William Vance,
J. J. PauUell, Deputies ; William H. Dillard, William
Gilchrist, Mrs. L. McCune, Miss Alice Davidson, Miss
Carrie A. Jessup, Miss Mary McCarthy, Miss Mary
Burke, Miss Julia C. Kiroy, clerks; office, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building, first floor.
Land Office.— John P. Dnnn, Register ; Ed. Hack-
ett. Receiver; office, 610 Commercial street.
Light House Dep.\rtment,Pacific Coast.— Twelfth
Light House District.Commauder Henry E.Nichols. U.
S. N., Inspector of the District; Charles H. Thomp-
son, Clerk ; office 77 U. S. Appraisers' Building
Major William H. Heuer, U. S. A., Engineer of the
District ; Temple T. Spotts, and A. Newbi.ld, Clerks ;
office, 89-90 Flood Building; B. F. Leeds, Keeper,
H. E. Boes=eu, Assistant, Alcatraz Island: John B.
Brown. Keeper, Peter Jensen, Charles A. l'aulsen,and
-lames Flynn, Assistants, Point Bonita ; James Ran-
kin, Keeper. Edw. W. Stafford, Assistant. Fort Win-
field Scott (Fort Point) ; William A. Beeman, Keeper,
C. J. Cain, R. H. Williams and James M. Gore, Assist-
ants, Farallone Island; Richard A. Weiss, Keeper,
Jefferson M. Brown. Assistant, Verba Buena Island;
J. O. Steumar>;, Keeper, James Anderson. Assistant,
East Brother; Charles McCarthy, Keeper, Oakland Har-
bor; Mrs. K. C. McDougal. Keeper, Mare Island; R.
Holzhuter, Keeper, Michael Hanuan. Assistant, Lime
Point ; John Ross, Keeper, Angel Island ; John M.
Nilssou. Keeper, Roe Island.
Internal Revenue Agent.— U. S. Appraisers'
Building, room 11. A. C. McGlachlin agent.
Htdrographic Office. — Merchants' Exchange
(reading room) Lieut. A. F. Ferhteler, U. S. Navy, in
charge; J. T. McMillan, assistant.
Life Saving Sf.rvice.— Twelfth District, T. J.
Blakeuey, Superintendent; office. U. S. Appraisers'
Building, room 35.
Marine Hospital, U. S. — Tohn Godfrey, M. D,
Surgeon, iu charge ; C. H. Gardner, Assistant Sur-
geon ; J. H. Oaklrv. Assistant Surgeon; Interneo—
A. L. Cothran and H. du R. Phelan; H. W. Yeiuans,
Acting Assistant Surgeon; Hospital, Presidio Reser-
vation, near Mountain Lake; offi<e, U. S. Appraisers'
Building, room 1.
Marshal, V. S. — Barry Baldwin. Deputies: An-
thonv L. Farlsn (chief) P. H. Maloney, T. J. Gal-
lagher. M. C. Harris, J. A. Littlefield. Henry M.
Moffatt; Criers: O. W. Briggs and John T. Grey.
Office, D. S. Appraisers' Building.
Mint, U. S. Superintendent. — John Daggett ;
office, northwest corner of Mission and Fifth streets.
N.WAL Board of Inspection and Survey U. S. —
Lieutenant-Commander F. P. Gilmore, U. S.N. ; Chief
Eugiueer G. J. Burnap, U.S.N. ; Assistant Constructor
D. W. Taylor, U. -S. N.
Naval Officer (Port of San Francisco).— John P.
Irish : office. Custom House, necond floor.
Pay Inspector D. S. N. — Edward Bellows, office 202
Sansome.
Army and Navy.— P. F.
Pension Agent, U.
Walsh.
Post Office— Samuel Flint, Superintendent Rail-
way Mail Service ; office, southwest corner of Jackson
and Battery streets; Frank McCoppin, Postmaster;
office, northwest corner of Washington and Battery
streets.
Secret Service Division.— 'Nicholas R. Harris;
office, 0. S. Appraisers' Building, room 12.
Shipping Commissioner. — Wm. M. Gwin ; Stafford
H. Parker chi-f deputy; office, U. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor.
Surveyor-General for Oalifornl\.— W. S. Green,
office, GIO Commercial street.
Surveyor Port.— William D. English ; office. Cus-
tom House, second floor.
-C. P. Berry ; office.
Treasurer U. S., .Assistant.-
608 Commercial street.
Treasury Department U. S., Special .Agent.—
H. A. Moore ; office, U. S. Ai^praisers' Building.
Treasury Department U. S., Special Inspector,
G. E. Chanuing; office, U. S. Appraisers' Building;
also John C. Benton, U. S. Special Inspector.
Weather Bure.\u.— W. H. Hammon, Local Fore-
cast Official, 16-19 Mills Building, tenth floor.
D. S. Qu.\rantine Station. (Angel Island) — C. T.
Peckbam, Passed Assistant Surgeon, U. 8. M. H. S.,
in command.
Post Office.
northwest corner of WASHINGTON AND BATTERY STS.
General delivery open daily from half-past seven
o'clock A. M. to eleven p. M.: Sundays from two
o'clock to three o'clock p. m. Registry Office open
daily from nine o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m.
Stamp Window, open daily from eight o'clock a. m.
to six o'clock p. M. Box Window open daily (except
Sundays) from half past seven o'clock a.m. to five
o'clock p. M. Money Order Office open daily (except
Sunday) from eight o'clock \. m. to five o'clock p. M.
Carriers' Window open daily from half-past seven
o'clock A. M. to eleven o'clock p. m.; Sundays from two
o'clock to three o'clock p. m.
FRANK McCOPPIN, Postmaster.
R. E. Doyle, Assistant Postmaster.
Daniel S. Richardson. Secretary.
Ed. O'Connor, Cashier.
John L. Meares, General Superintendent.
suggestions to THE PUBLIC.
Facilities are given to the post-office officials in the
discharge of their daily duties, and greater security
afforded to the public, by careful attention to the fol-
lowing recommendations:
Make the address on letters legible and complete,
giving the name of the post-office, county and State.
The name of the street and number of the house slioold
also be given on letters addressed to cities where let-
ter carriers are employed; while the letter will eventu-
ally reach its destination without a number, the
omission is often a cause of hesitation and delay. In
the case of letters for places in foreign countries, the
name of the country as well as the post-office should
be given in full. Letters addressed, for instance,
merely to " London," without adding " England," are
frequently sent to London, Canada, and vice versa,
thereby causing delay, and often serious loss.
FREE postal DELIVERY.
The Free Postal Delivery System is similar to the
one so successfully maintained in several of the
large Eastern cities. There are one hunflred and sixty-
seven districts, each of which is in charge of a carrier.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS STATE OFFICERS.
■who delivers promptly all mail matter received at
the Post Office upon -which is written the correct ad-
dress, street and number of the party for whom it is
intended.
All persons who desire their letters, etc., retained
until called for. must leave their address at the Post-
Offlce.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Ten Branch Offices have been established at the
following named localities ; Station A, 1309 Polk
street: W. J. Siuon. Superintendent. Station B. 28
City Hall avenue ; K. H. Luf-as, Superintendent. Sta-
tion C, northwest corner of Twentieth and Mission
streets ; Jos. G. Gall acher. Superintendent. Station
D. foot of Market street; J. E. Mannix, Superinten-
dent. Station E, southwest corner of Third and
Townsend strepts ; W. J. Phillips, Superintendent.
Station F, northeast corner of Post and Devisadero
streets ; G. G. Horan, Superintendent. Station G,
1003 Seventeenth street ; A. F. Carmody, Superinten-
dent. Station H, northwest corner of Laguna street
and Ivy avenue : L. Fitzgerald, Superintendent. Sta-
tion-T, 1521 Stockton street; D. T. Supple, Superin-
tendent. Station K, 30 New Montgomery street ; F.
P. Breed, Superintendent. Open daily from eight
o'clock A. M. to six o'clock p. m. ; Sundays from two
to three o'clock p. m.
STAMP AGENCIES.
There are forty-eight agencies for the sale of postage
stamps, located at convenient points throughout the
city.
STREET LETTER BOXES.
There are six hundred deposit boxes for the
reception of letters, placed in prominent locali-
ties throughout the city, from which collections are
made several times during the day in season for the
departure of the mails.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
M. Merrill,
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE-
SAMUEL FLINT, Superintendent
Assistant Superintendent.
Civa. Service Examinees. — W. A. Cooper, Frank
D. Griffin ; W. L. Stowell, Secretary.
TJ. S. Post Office Inspectors.— Robert R. Munro,
P. O. Inspector, in charge.
U. S. Surveyor-General's Office.
610 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to four o'clock
p. M.
W. 8. GREEN, Surveyor-General.
Nicholas King, Chief Draughtsman.
E. A. Willard, Chief Clerk.
United States Treasury.
608 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Office hours from ten o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
P.M.
C. P. BERRY, Assistant Treasurer.
Thomas P. Bums, Cashier.
United States Mint.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND MISSION STREETS.
The law for the establishment and regulation of the
Mint of the United States, provides that any person
may deposit gold bullion for coinage or to be made
into fine bars. The bars to be stamped in such man-
ner as shall indicate the weight, fineness and value of
the same. In the case of silver bullion deposits are
received only for manufacture into fine bars, the
Government reserving the right to make its silver
coin from bullion purchased in the market.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
p. M. Gold bulliou received daily from nine o'cloct
a. m. to twelve o'clock m. Silver received from,
nine o'clock a. m. to one o'clock p. m. Visitors ad.
mitted daily from nine to half past eleven o'clock
A. M.
JOHN DAGGETT, Superintendent.
W. J. Pack, Assayer.
Alexander Martin, Melter and Refiner.
A. T. Spotts. Coiner.
Robert Barnett. Chief Clerk.
J. S. Wall. Cashier
Wm. W. Grissim, Register of Deposits.
Custom House.
Northwest corner of Washington and Battery
streets ; office hours daily, from nine o'clock a. m. to
three o'clock p. m. (Sundavs excepted) .
JOHN H. WISE, Collector.
Newton S. Farley and John J. Tobin, Deputy Col-
lectors.
Edward B. Jerome, Special Deputy Collector.
William D English. Surveyor.
Joseph J. Chappeli, Cashier.
James E. Tucker, Ai^praiser
George W. Cope, Auditor.
John P. Irish, Naval Officer.
STATE OFFICERS.
Executive Department.— James H. Budd, Gov-
ernor; Spencer G. Millard, Lieutenant-Governor;
Lewis H. Brown, Secretary of State; E. P. Colgan,
Controller; Wm. H. Fitzgerald. Attorney-General;
Levi Rackliffc, Treasurer ; Martin J.Wright, Surveyor-
General ; Samuel T. Black. Superintendent Public
Instruction.
Bank Commissioners.— Jesse B. Fuller, Paris Ril-
burn, H.W. Magee ; C. H. Dunsmuir, Secretary. Office,
206 Sansome, room 16.
Board of AGRiciLTtrRE.- Frederick Cox, Joseph
E. Terry, Richard Gird, L. U. Shippee. Samuel
Gamble, Wm. L. Hardison, Charles M. CLase, John
Boggs, W. P. Mathews, J. H. Flickinger, F. C. De-
Long, J. W. Wilson and Christopher Green ; Edwin F.
Smith, Secretary, Sacramento, Cal.
Board Equalization.— A. Chesebrough, L. C. More-
house, R. H. Beamer, Geo. L. Arnold, and E. P.
Colgan ex officio. Secretary, C. M. Coglan.
Board of Fish Commissioners.— Joseph D. Red-
ding (President!, William C. Murdoch, H. F. Emeric.
Board Health.— J. H. Davisson, Los Angeles
(President) ; J. K. Laine, Sacramento (Secretary) ; P.
C. Remondino, San Diego ; C. A. Rusgles, Stockton ;
C. W. Nutting, Etna Mills ; Winslow Anderson,
San Francisco; W. F. Wiard, Sacramento; George A.
Knight, Attorney, San Francisco.
Board of Horticulture. — Hon. EUwood Cooper
(Santa Barbara), President, Commit^sioner for the
Los Angeles District ; L. W. Buck (Vacaville), Vice-
President, Commissioner for the Napa District ; Fred
C. Miles (Penryn) Treasurer, Commissioner for the
El Dorado District ; J. L. Mosher (San Francisco),
Auditor. Commissioner for the State at Large; Frank
A. Kimball (National City), Commissioner for the
State at Large; Mark L. McDonald (Santa Rosa),
Commissioner for the Sonoma District; Sol. Runyon
(Courtland), Commissioner for the Sacramento Dis
trict; I. H. Thomas (Visalia). Commissioner for the
San Joaquin District; A. Block (Santa Clara), Com-
minsioner for the San Francisco District B. M.
Lelong, Secretary, ex officio Chief Horticultural
Officer; Alexander Craw, Quarantine Officer and
Entomologist ; Ella F. Hallahan, Clerk. Office, 220
Sutter street. San Francisco.
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DIXON, BOBGESOH HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S.
(Toi particulars see page opp. name Highland Sprtngs)
HIGHLAND SPRINGS WATERS
ARE A SURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
A Boating, Bathing and Fishing Lake just completed.
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STATE OFFICERS BANKS.
Board Railroad Commissioners.— H. M. LaRue,
James I. Staiiton, William R. Clark, Samuel Newman,
Secretary ; J. V. Kelly, Ass't Secretary. Rooms, 27
Chronicle Building.
Bureau of Labor Statistics.— George W. Walts,
<3ommi8sioner ; C. W. Adams, Deputy Commissioner;
office, 220 Sutter street.
Commissioner of Immigration.— William H. Tliorn-
ley ; office, 506 Battery street.
Commissioner of Public Works —A. H. Rose, Sac-
ramento; Advisory Board, Wm. Johnstou,CourtlaDd;
W. C. Curtis. Woodland; E. W. Walton. Yuba City;
E. McGettiyan, Vallejo ; John Briggs, Princeton.
M. A. Nurse, Secretary.
Debris Commissioner.— John F. Kidder, Grass
Valley, Nevada Co.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute (Berkeley, Cal.)
W. Wilkinson, Superintendent; John W. Culman,
Warren Olney, Andrew J. Ralston, W. C. Bartlett and
John K. Mc Lean, Directors ; W. L. Prather, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Harbor Commissioners.— E. L. CoIdod. Forrest
S. Cnadbourne and Dan T. Cole, Commissioners;
J.J. Keegan, Secretary; W. L. Cole, Assiblaut Sec-
retary; Howaid C. Holmes, Chief Engineer; S. d.
Hiudfi, Assistant Engineer ; James G. Boobar, Chief
Wharfinger, and G. VV. Root, Assistant. Office, 10
California street.
Industri.vl Home of the Adult Blind (Oakland).
Joseph Sanders, Superintendent; A. Fine, Physician.
Gto. P. Morrow, Fred. A. Campbell, John P. Irish,
N. W. Spaulding, F. A. Leach, Directors.
Insurance Commissioner.— M. R. Higgius; office,
401 California street.
Mineralogist. — J. J. Crawford ; office, Pioneer
Building. Fourth street near Market street.
Notaries Public. — See Business Directory.
Pilot Commissioners.— A. Y. Trask, William Young
and J. H. Bruce ; E. A. Phillips, secretary ; office, 506
Battery street.
Pilots. — N. B. Jordan, F. W. Jordan, Frank Mur-
phy, Frank Boyd, John W. Ott, Freeman Trask, J. S.
Dolliver, Eugene M. Freeman, Geo. Scott, Thomas
H. Barber, Charles W. Reed, Stephen Castle. D.
Korts, Louis Meyer, J. B. Jones, George E. W'allace.
J. E. McCulloch, James Miller, M. C. Erskine and A.
Sveuson. Office, 506 Battery street.
Benicia and Mare Island Pilots.— C. H. Harrison
and Andrew Young ; office. Merchants' Exchange.
Port Wardens.— B. J. Watson, John W. Gage, A. J.
Martin aud S. K. Thornton ; John J. Harrlgan, Sec-
retary ; office. Clay street Wbarf.
Registrar of Voters.— William M. Hlnton ; office,
New City Hall.
State Asylum for the Insane (Agnews). — F. W.
Hatch. M. D., Medical Director; W. F. Pratt, M. D.,
assistant; Isaac Upham, O. A. Hale, Johu T. Porter,
W. W. Mont.igue aud H. V. Morehouse, Trustees.
State Asylum for the Insane (Napa). — A. M.
Gardner, M. D.. Superintendent; L. F. Dozier, M. D.,
Dresbach Smith, M. D., and G. R. Bowles, M. D., assis-
tants; Benjamin Shurtleff, M. D., J. F. Lamdin, J.
C. Martin, Andrew J. Hull and Robert Howe, Trustees.
State Asylum for the Insane. — (San Bernardino)
H. L. Drew. Frank A. Miller, Geo. Cooley, I. K.
I'isher and James a. Gibson, Trustees.
State Asylum for the Insane (Stockton) .— H. N.
Rui-ker, M. D., Superintendent; J. D. Young, M. D.,
T. Phillips, M. D., and A. W, Hoisholt, M. D., Assist-
ants : Archibald McDonald, H. O. Soutuworth, J. D.
M>Doug8l, Arthur Thornton and Jos. Steffins, M. D.,
Directors.
State Asylum for the Insane.— (Ukish) — J. H.
Scanuell, Thomas L. Carothers, Matthew Gardner,
Cornelius O'Connor and W. D. White, Directors.
State Librarian.— Dana Perkins.
State Printer. — A. J. Johnston.
State Prison.— Daniel E. Hayes, Jacob Neflf, Mark
E. Ivory, E. J. De Pue and Robert T. Devlin, Direc-
tors.
Supreme Court of California.— Regular terms
held in San Francisco, second Monday In January and
third Monday in July; at Los Angeles first Monday
in April and second Monday in October, and at Sac-
ramento first Monday in May and second Monday
In November. W. H. Beatty, Chief Justice ; R. C.
Harrison, Frederick W. Henshaw, T. B. McFarland,
W. C. Van Fleet, C.H. Garoutte and Jackson Temple,
Associate Justices ; W. F. Fitzgerald, Attorney-Gen-
eral; J. C. Daly and Charles H. Jackson. Deputies ;
T. H. Ward, Clerk; R. A. Marshall, J. J. Duncan, A.
W. Johnson, A. McCraney, F. C. Woodbury. A. Mc-
Pherron. Deputy Clerks ; Henry C. Flnkler and Frank
T. Meagher, Secretaries; C. P. Pomeroy, Reporter;
H. L. Gear, Assistant Reporter; E.A.Girvln, Phono-
graphic Reporter. Rooms, 305 Larkin street.
Supreme Court Commissioners. — I. S. Belcher,
John Haynes, P.Vanclief , Niles Searles, E. W. Brittt ;
Secretary, D. B. Woolf. Rooms, 305 Larkin street.
Viticultural Commissioners. — Chas. Bundschu
J. DeBarth Shorb, R. D. Stephens, Geo. W'est. Allen
Towle. E. C. Bichowskv, Isaac De Turk, JohnT.
Doyle, H. W. Crabb; George West, President; Win-
field Scott, Secretary ; Clarence J. Wetmore, Chief
Viticultural Officer; office, 101 Sansome street.
Whittier Reform School (Whittier, Cal )— An-
drew Mullin, W. G. Patterson aud Francis L. Haynes,
Trustees.
Yosemite Commissioners. — John F. Kidder, Geo.B.
Sperry, H. K. Field, U. G. Clinch, Max Goldberg, J. H.
O'Brien, A. P. Johnson, H. J. Ostrander, John Boggs,
and John F. Sheehan, Secretary. The Governor of
the State ex officio Commissioner. Office, 58 Crocker
Building.
COURTS.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United
States Circuit Court and United States District
Court, see heading " U. S. Officers." Supreme
Court of California, see heading "State Officers."
Superior Courts, Justices' Courts and Police Courts,
see heading ••City and County Officers."
BANKS.
AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO. OP
SAN FRANCISCO. Incorporated December
8, 1887. Capital stock, $500,000 ; Directors: M. E.
Marshall, David Kerr, Abner Doble, J. W. Far-
ren, O. D. Baldwin, James Gamble, Edwin
Fretwell. Location — NE cor Montgomery and
Bush streets. Edwin Fretwell president; James J.
Fagan, cashier; John W. Farren Jr., secretary.
ANGL.O-CALIPORNIAN BANK (limited) . In-
corporated, 1873. Capital stock, £600,000 ster-
ling ; amount paid in £300,300 sterling ($1,501,-
500). Number of shares of "common stock"
issued 29,970, £20 each, and 600 shares " deferred
stock," £1 each. Surplus, 8650,000. Directors:
E. H. Lushington, Isaac Seligman, Joseph Sebag,
London Manager, I. Simon.
San Francisco Branch, NE cor Pine and Sansome
streets. Ignatz Steinhart and P. N. Lilienthal,
managers.
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA. Incorporated,
1862. Capital stock £600,000 sterling; amount
paid in £600,000 ; reserve fund £i75,0O0 sterling.
Directors : Sir Robert Gillespie, Guy OswaM
Smith, James Anderson, C. W. Benson, T. G.
Gillespie, Sir Charles Tupper, Bart G. C. M. G ;
C. B.
San Francisco Branch, SE cor Bush and Sansome
streets. W. Powell, manager.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTbRNS
ALNTERN SLIDES
10 Kt/N|
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BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. In-
corporated, 1840. Capital stock £1.000,000 ster-
ling; amount paid in £1,000,000 sterling.
Reserve fund, £275,000 sterling; shares of
of stock issued, 20,000 ; amount paid up on each
share of stock £50 sterling. Directors; J. J.
Cater, E. A. Hoare, Henry R. Farrer, John Henry
Brodie, Richard H. Glyn, Henry J. B. Kendall, J.
J. Kingsford, Frederick Lubbock, G. D. What-
man.
San Fkancisco Agency. 120 Sansome street. H.
M.J. McMichael and J. 0. Welsh, agents.
BANK OF CALIFORNIA. Incorporated June,
1864. Capital stock $3,000,000; fully paid up.
Number of shares of stock issued 30,000, SlOO
each. Directors : A. K. P. Harmon, F. G. New-
lands, William Alvord, Charles R. Bishop. Geo.
Whittell, Adam Grant, H. H. Hewlett, M. Lewis,
J. M. Allen, J. B. Randol, Antoine Borel.
William Alvord, president ; Charles R. Bishop,
Tlce-president ; Allen M. Clay, secretary; Thomas
Brown, cashier; S. Prentiss Smith, assistant cash,
ier; I. F. Moulton, 2d asst cashier. Location—
NW cor California and Sansome streets.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated June 24. 1873. Capital
stock $100,000; reserve fuud 844,900; amount
subscribed and paid in by stockholders $100,-
000. Number shares of stock issued 1000 ;
amount paid on each share $100. Directors ;
David Farquharson, G. D. MacLean, Joseph
F. Forderer, John Bain, Joseph R. Wilcox,
Jas. Couliu, Charles D. Farquharson, C. D. Far-
quharson, Thomas Downing and J. F. Cowdery.
Location— NW cor Eddy and Powell streets.
David Farquharson, president; Vernon Camp-
bell, secretary.
COLUMBUS SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated January 18, 1893. Capital
stock. $300,000 ; paid up, $60,000. J. F. Fugazi,
president; E. C. Palmleri, vice-president: G.
Costa, Treasurer ; F. N. Belgrano, secretary.
Directors : Isaias W. Hellman, Joe Cuneo, G.
Bacigalupi, George Caglieri, F. Arata and A.
Chichizola. Location— 614 Washington street.
CROCKER- WOOLWORTH NATIONAL
BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital
stock, paid up, $1,000,000. Directors: Charles F.
Crocker, E. B. Pond : Wm. H. Crocker president;
Wm. E. Brown vice-president; G. W. Kline, cash-
ier. Location Crocker Bldg.
DONOHOE-KELLY BANKING CO. Author-
ized caisital, 81,000,000; paid up capital,
.^50,000. Successor to Donohoe, Kelly «c Co.,
San Francisco. , president ;
Howard Havens, vice-pr- sident ; James A.
Thompson, cashier; J. A. Donohoe, Jr., assistant
casbier. Directors: Eugene Kelly. Adam Grant,
Irving M. Scott, Joseph G. Eastland, John J.
McKinnon John Bermingham. Howard Havens,
J. A. Donohoe, Jr. and George Whittell. Loca-
tion— NE corner Montgomery and Sutter streets.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO. Capital, paid up. .'?1,500,000. Surplus,
$900,000. Directors : S. G. Murphy, James Molfitt,
George A. Low, James D. Phelan, N. Van Bergen,
Thomas Jennings, John A. Hooper, George 0.
Perkins, J. Downey Harvey. Location — NW cur
Bush and Sansome streets. S. G. Murphy, presi-
dent: James Moffitt, vice-president; Jauues K.
Lynch, cashier ; J. R. Moffitt, assistant cashier.
FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
Incorporated March 11, 1879. Capital stock $300,-
000; amount paid in by stockholders $300.000 ;
amount subscribed $300,000. Directors : E. J. Le
Breton, P. Q. Sabatie, P. Fleury, M. A. de Laveaga,
J. C. Sala. Location— 534 California street. E.
J. Le Breton, president ; A. Brand, secretary.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
Incorporated February 10, 1868. Capital stock
$1,200,000; amount paid in $1,000,000; number
shares of stock issued 1,200. Directors : Edward
Kruse, George H. Eggers, H. L. Simon, H.
Horstmann, O. Schoemann, A. C. Helneken. Daniel
Meyer, B. A. Becker. Location— 526 California
street. Edw. Kruse president; A. H. R. Ijchmidt.
cashier : William Herrmann, assistant cashier ;
George Tourny, secretary : August H. Muller,
assistant-secretary; W. S. Goodfellow, attorney.
GRANGERS' BANK OF CALIFORNIA. In-
corporated April 24, 1874. Capital stock $1,000,000 ;
amountpaid in $1,000,000. Number shares of stotk
issued 10,000 ; amount paid on each share of stock
$100 plus $75,000 fully paid up. Directors : E. S.
Pillsbury,' H. J. Lewelling, W. L. Dinkensou,
Thomas McConnell, H. M. LaRue, Uriah Wood,
D. W. Hershey. I. C. Steele, Seneca Ewor. A. D.
Logan. Location — NW corner California and
Battery streets. H. M. LaRue, President ; A. Mout-
pellier, cashier ; F. McMuIlen, secretary.
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY THE. Incorporated April 12, 1859. This
bank has no capital stock; conducted on the
" mutual plan." Reserve fund $2,418,639 44,
Directors: James R. Kelly, Robert J. Tobiu,
Alfred Tobin, Hugh Dimond, J. J. O'Brien, Henry
Doyle, Joseph J. Tobin, Charles Mayo, R. M.
Tobin. James R. Kelly, president; R. J. Tobin,
secretary. Location— cor Market, McAllister and
Jones streets.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated November 24, 1869. Capi-
tal stock $300,000; amount paid in $300,000.
Number of shares 300. Directors : A. C.Weber,
I. Kohn, W. J. Lowry, W. S. Keyes, Henry F.
Fortmann. Location— 18 Geary street. A. C.
Weber, president ; Ernest Brand, secretary.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
(limited) . Incorporated in London, England,
1865. Capital stock $3,500,000; amount sub-
scribed .82,450,000. in 70,000 shares of 835, fully
paid up ; reserve fund .8490,000. Directors: G. W.
Campbell, Henry Goschen, Charles Hemery, Will-
iam Newbold, R. D. Peebles, Robert Ryrie, N. D.
Rideout. Head office, 73 Lombard street, London.
Agents in New York. Drexel, Morgan *i Co.
Bankers : Bank of England. London Joint Stock
Bank.
San Francisco Bbanch,424 California street. A. Scriv-
ener, manager ; William Steel, assistant manager ;
Gustav Friederich. cashier.
POETLAND (Okegon) Br.\nch, 48 First street.
Tacoma (Washington)— 1156 Pacific Avenue
LONDON, PARIS AND AMERICAN BANK
(limited). Incorporated January 9, 1884. Author-
ized capital £1,000,000 ; subscribed £500,000 ; paid
up £400,000 ; reserve £160,000. Directors: William
Paterson, Esq., Max Rosenham, John Howard
Gwyther, Simon Lazard, Esq., David Cahn. Esq.
San Francisco Branch, 1-3 Sansome street.
Greenebaum and C. Altschul, managers.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO. Incorporated November 21,
1889. Capital stock $1,000,000. divided into 10.000
shares of $100 each. Directors: C. G. Hooker, S.
G. Murphy, L. P. Drexler. Frank J. Sullivan,
J. A. Hooper, James Moffitt, James D. Phelan,
Joseph D. Grant, Robert McElroy. James D.
Phelan, president ; S. G. Murphy and J. A . Hooper,
vice-presidents; George A. Story, cashier; Frank
J. Sullivan, attorney. Location— 33 Post street,
Mechanics' Library Bldg.
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BANKS CHURCHES.
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Incorporated October 4, 1875. Capital stock, paid
up, .?3,<OO.onO: shares of stock issued, 30,000;
amount paid up on each share is SlOO; reserve
fund, ?5n0,000. Directors : John W. Mackay,
James L. Flood, Lewis Gerstle, Isaias W. Hellman,
H. F. Allen, C. De Guigne, Robert Watt, Levi
Strauss. D. N. Walter, H. L. Dodge, John F.
Bigelow. Location— NW corner Montgomery
and Pine streets.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. In-
corporated June 18, 1862. Deposits, 31st Decem-
ber, 1893, S23,713,941 ; guarantee capital
and surplus; Sl.625,670. Keceires deposits
and loans only on real estate security.
Directors: Albert Miller, George W. Beaver,
George C. Bosrdman, Joseph G. Eastland,
W. C. B. de Fremery. Thomas Magee, Daniel E.
Martin, Charles Pace, E. B. Pond, Location — 532
California street. Albert Miller, president ; E. B.
Pond, vice-president ; Lovell White, cashier; T.
B.Kent, surveyor; Henry C. Campbell, attorney.
SATHER BANKING COMPANY. Incorporated
March 24 1887. Capital, SI, 250,000 ; amount paid
up. $1,000,000. Directors: Albert Miller, F. W.
Sumner, C. F. A. Talbot, William P. Johnson, C.
S. Benedict and E. A. Biugiuere. James K.
Wilson, president ; F. F. A. Talbot, vice-presi-
dent; L. I. Cowyill, cashier. Location— SE cor
Pine and Sansome streets.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorpor-
ated July 23, 1857. Guarantee capital and
reserve fund Sl,175,000. Directors; Horace
Davis, Isaac Hyde, Arthur A. Smith, S. C.
Bigelow, Geo. E. Goodman, C. W. Burr, W. E.
Davis, A. N. Drown, F. H. Woods. Location—
NW cor Sutter and Montgomery streets. S. G.
Bigelow, president ; Cyrus W. Carmany, cashier.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO. Incorporated Ffbruary, 18H3. Author-
ized capital. SI, 250. UOU ; paid up capital, $625,000;
Directors : I. W. Hellman, H F. Allen, Antoine
Borel, Chr. De Guigne, Lewis Gerstle, H. L.
Dodge, J. L. Flood, Homer S. King, Geo. T. Marye,
Jr., Jno. D. Spreckels and Robert Watt. Loca-
tion— corner Montgomery, Post and Market
streets. I. W. Hellman, president ; Chr. De
Guigne, vice-president ; S. P. Young, secretary
and treasurer ; I. W. Hellman, Jr., cashl&r.
WELLS FARGO & CO.'S BANK. Incor-
porated February 5, 1866. Capital and surplus
$6,2.50,000. Directors ; Homer S. King, Henry E.
Hnntlugton, Charles F. Crocker, Oliver Eldridge,
George E. Gray, -lohn J. McCook, Benj. P.Cheney,
John J. Valentine, Dudley Evans. Location — XE
cor Sansome and Market streets. John J. Valen-
tine, president ; Homer S. King, manager ; Henry
Wadsworth, cashier; F. L. Lipman, assistant
cashier.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Cliarch.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Pastor;
Rev. M. P. Boynton, Pastor's assistant, residence,
320 Eighteenth.
This church was organized .July 8, 1849.
Number of communicants, seven hundred. The
Sabbath School has an average attendance of about
two hundred and sixty. The library contains about
two thousand volumes.
Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 12:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day evening ; Church Covenant Meeting the Wednes-
day evening preceding the first Sabbath In each
month. Y. P. S. of C. E., Sunday fi:30 p. m.
Bethesda Mission, Hallet K. Mitchell, Superinten-
dent; meets at the corner of Eighth and Howard
streets every Sunday at 3 p. m. Average attendance,
one hundred and seventy five.
Galilee Mission Sunday School on Union nr Goush ;
meets Sundays at 9:30 o'clock. A. D. Breunlng. Su-
perintendent.
Hamilton Sqnare Baptist Chnrcli.
Location, Post street, near Steiner. Rev. A. M.
Russell, Pastor; r. 2228^ P^st.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath School at close of morning service. Young
Peoples meeting at 7 P.M. Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day evening. All welcome.
Emanuel Baptist Chnrch of S. F.
Location, Bartlett street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third.
Services are held every Sabbath atll a. m., and 7:30
P.M.; Sunday School, 12:30 p. m. ; prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7:;iO. Rev. J. George
Gibson, Pastor. Study hours : 9 to 12 every day except
Monday. Private residence, 901}^ Valencia.
Third Baptist Chnrch.
Location, east side of Powell street, between Bush
and Sutter. Rev. George E. Duncan, Pastor; resi-
dence, 518 Powell
Number of members, 116. This church was organ-
ized in 18-54. Ser\'ices are held every Sabbath at
11 A.M. and 7:30 p.m. A Sunday School, with an
average attendance of fifty is held at 12:30 p. m.
Y. P. S. C. E. held every Sunday, 6 to 7:30 p. m.
First German Baptist Cbnrch.
Location, NW cor 17th and Dehon streets. Rev.
Henry L. Dietz, Pastor; residence, 2418 Mission.
Services on Sunday at the usual hours.
Union Squa.re Baptist Chnrcli.
Location, south side of Bush street, between Hyde
and Larkin. Rev. C. E. Tedtord, Pastor; residence,
1002a Bush.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. M. Prayer Meeting is held on Wednesday even-
ings at 7:30 o'clock summer and 7:45 winter
The Sabbath School meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Baptist Chinese Mission.
Location, corner Sacramento street and Waverly
Place. H.F. Norris. Superintendent ; residence, 1101}^
Clay. Rev. Tong Kib Hing, Pastor, residence, 4 Clay
avenue ; Mrs. Alda I. Thompson, Mrs. E. J. Houghton
Miss Martha J. Ames, Mrs. H. F. Norris, Mrs. C. W
Wright and Miss Florence Ford. Missionaries. Preach
ing every Sunday at 1 and 7:30 p. m. Bible class and
children's Sunday School at 12 M., and Sunday School
for adults at 0 p. m. Mission School every day at 7
P.M., closing with religious exercises. All religious
services* in the Chinese language. Day School for
Chinese children daily, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Cons^re^ational Chnrch.
Location , southeast corner of Post and Mason streets.
Rev. Charles O. Brown, D. D., Pastor, residence, 1703
Geary. I. H. Morse, Superintendent of Sunday
School.
This church was organized July 29th, 1849. The
present membership is about nine hundred and fifty.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m., and at
7:30 P. M. bet ween the first of September and first of
May, and at 7:45 p. m. during the other month.s of the
year. Church Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at
same hour as the Sunday evenings. Socials monthly.
Kindergarten on Harrison street ; Lilla Fales, Princi-
pal. Ladies Benevolent Society, semi-montlhy.
Cephes and Good Will Missionary Societieb, monthly.
Teachers' Association, monthly.
The Sabbath School connected with the Church has
an enrolled membership of over five hundred schol-
ars and teachers. It meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Young People's Society for Christian Endeavor
meets every Sunday at 6:30 p. m.
There is also a Junior Christian Endeavor Society,
•which meets in library Friday afternoons at 3:30.
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CHURCHES.
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Plymouth Cou^regratioiial Church.
Location, north side of Post street, between Bu-
cbanan and Webster. Rev.W. D.Williams, D. D.. Pas-
tor ; residence, 1719 Post ; study In the church, hours
9 to 12 M. and 6 to 7 p. m.
This church was organized January 12th, 1862.
Present membership about six hundred.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 o'clock A. M.
and at half past 7 o'clock p.m. Bible Classes and
Sabbath School at half past 9 o'clock a. m., and im-
mediately after the morning service. Weekly Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor,
about one hundred members, meets Sunday evenings
at 6:30; The Juuiurs meet at 4 p. m. ; Boys Brigade
meeting and Drill, Fridays at 7:30 p. m.
Third Congfreg^ational Church.
Location, south side of Fifteenth street, between
Valencia and Mission. Rev. Frederick B. Pullan,
Pastor ; residence, 117 Capp street. Number of mem-
bers, two hundred and ninety-one.
This church had its origin in the Fall of 1862.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening.
The Sabbath School has an average attendance of
about three hundred and fifty. Meets immediately
after morning service.
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
numbers nearly one hundred members. The Senior
Branch meets Sunday evenings at 6:30.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets bi-weekly on Tues-
days at 10:30 a. m. Ladies' Missionary meetings and
Devotional meetings alternate each week on Friday
at 3:30 p. m.
Fourtli Congregational Church.
Location, south side of (rreen street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Pulpit vacant
The church was organized February 1865.
Services a)^ held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and
7:45p.m. Player Meeting every Wednesday at 7:45
p. M.
Olivet Congregational Church.
Location, southwest corner of Seventeenth and
Koe streets. Eev. H. Hamtnoud Cole, pastor ; r. 317
Noe. Study at the Church. Organized in 1884. Ser-
vices every Sabbath at 11 a. m,, and 7:30 p. m. Sun-
day School at 12:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor at 7
p. M.; every Monday, Junior Endeavor at 4 p. m. ; every
Wednesday the Mid- week Service at 7:30 p. m. Tem-
perauce. Relief and Missionary Meetings as an-
nounced.
Park Congregational Church.
Location, cor Fell and Baker. Rev. Horace W.
Houlding pastor ; residence 8}^ Alpine street. Ser-
vice on Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m, and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School, 3 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday,
7:30 p. m.
Bethlehem Congregational Church.
Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Eev.
W. H. Tubb, D. D., Pastor; residence, 419 Bartlett
street.
This Church wasorganized February 23rd, 1873. Re-
cognized by au Ecclesiastical Council duly called
February 25th, 1874.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30
P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 8. The
Sabbath School has an enrolled membership of four
hundred and thirty. Meets at 12:30 p. m. Meetings
of Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at
5:45 and 6::W P. M. Services for Chinese members in
Chinese language at 5 Brenham Place at 12:30 and 8
p. M. every Sabbath.
Ocean View Union Congregational
Church.
Location, Broad Av, near Capitol street. Sunday
preaching by Rev. T. H. Henderson Pastor, at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p.m.; r. cor Sadowa and Capitol Streets;
Sunday School at 12:15 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wed-
nesday at 8 p. M.
Pilgrim Chapel.
Location, Edinburgh street, near Persia. Sunday
School at 2:30 p. m.
Richmond Congregational Church.
Corner Seventh Av. and Clement, Rev. Philip
Coombe, Pastor ; residence, 3335 Washington Street.
Services every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School
at 2 p. m. ; F. K. Houfcton, Superintendent.
Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p. m., Sunday. Prayer
Meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
Pierce Street Chapel.
Location, Northwest corner Pierce and Green
streets. Preaching Sunday, at 11 a.m., by Rev. Philip
Coombe. Ed. Weyman, Superintendent. Sunday
School, after Morning Services. Christian Endeavor,
7 p. m., Fridays.
SWEDISH CHURCH.
Location, 538 Jessie Street, between Sixth and
Seveutn Streets. R=>v. C. Anderson, Pastor. Sunday
services, 11 A. m. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday School, 9:30
A. M. JPrayer Meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. Young
People's Meeting Tuesday, at 8 p. m.
California Chinese Mission.
Rev. W. C. Pond, D. D., superintendent; residence
418 Bartlett stre«t.
Incorporated March, 1876. This corporation has
been formed for the purpose of conducting Christian,
missionary and educational operations among the
Chinese and Japanese in California.
There are three Mission Schools in San Francisco
and seventeen elsewhere:
1. Central — No. 5 Brenham Place ; Teachers, Mrs.
H. W. Lament, Miss Violet Lamont, Miss Janet Mor-
rison, Mrs. Mary A. Green and Jee Gam.
2. Barnes— No. 1729 San Carlos avenue, near Nine-
teenth ; Teacher, Miss Olive Patten.
3. West — No. 1818 Laguna street; Teachers, Miss
Violet W. Lamont and Chin Quong
Religious services are held every Sunday at No. 5
Brenham Place at 12:15 p. m. and 7:15 p. m., and every
Wednesday in at 7:30 p. m. Hours of instruction in
all the schools: 7 to 9:30 p. m., each day except Wed-
nesday.
The Congregational Association of Christian Chin-
ese organized in connection with this Mission, for
mutual aid in thedevelopment of Christian character
and in doing Christian work has about five hundred
members. Jee Gam, President ; Chin G. Gang, Secre-
tary.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church.
It had its beginning in Divine Service, celebrated
on the eighth day of July, 1849.
Location, northeast corner of Bush and Gough
streets. Rev. George Edward Walk, M. A. Rector;
H. C. St. Clair, assistant to the Rector, residence,
1710 Bush.
This is the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the Pacfic Coast. The ordinary services
are Morning Prayer, at 11 a. m.. with Holy Commun-
ion on first and third Sundays and Holy-days.
Evening Prayer at 7:30 p. m. every Sunday. Sermons
after Morning and Evening Prayers every Sunday,
and after Morning Prayers at the greater Festivals
and on Thanksgiving Day. Sunday School at 9::)0
A. M., and Public Catechising at the same hour,
the first Sunday in the month. Trinity Guild,
Mondays at 2 p. m. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society Wed-
nesdays at 2 ::30 p. m. St. Felicia Guild, Thursdays,
at 3:30 p M. St. Mary's Guild on Fridays at 2:30 p.m.
Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector from time
to time.
Other societies and institutions connected with the
church are Church Literature Club, Trinity Home
for Friendless Girls, Women's Auxiliary Missionaiy
Society and Trinity Chapter of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew.
Church oi the Advent.
Location, east side Eleventh street, between Market
and Mission, where a handsome edifice has been
erected to take the place of the building on Howard
street in which services were formerly held. Rev.
John A. Emery, Rector.
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CHURCHES.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.. and7:45 p. m. The
Sunday School has an average attendance of about
four hundred, and meets at 9:30 a. m. This church is
open all the time, everyday in the year
Q Chnrch of St. Mary the Virgin.
Location, Steiner street, between Union and Green.
^ Rev. W. W. Bolton, M. A., Rector, residence, 2311
!1h Union street.
Ij Grace Cliarcli.
"^ Location, southeast corner of California and Stock-
ton. Rev. R. C. Foute, Rector; residence 2123 Cali-
O fornia.
This church was organized in 1849.
»» The corner stone of the present church edifice was
i> laid by Bishop Kip in May, 1860.
^ Services are held every Sunday at 11 a. m.. and
^ 7:45 p.m. Sunday School meets at 1 p. m.
■^ St. John's Chnrcli.
• Location, Fifteenth near Valencia. Rev. Dr. E. B.
P Spalding, Rector ; residence, 3300 Washington. Asso-
12 ciate priests. Rev. E. B. Church, 1036 Valencia ; Rev.
— W. A. M. Breck, Rectory, 106 Julian Av
—r This church was established in November, 1857.
Services are held every Sunday at 7 and 11 a. m.,
QJ and 7:45 p. ii. Also, on all Holy Days at 7 a. m.
,.. Daily services, 10:30 a. m., Friday. 11 a. m. No
W service on Saturday.
Sunday School numbers about four hundred and
fifty scholars, and twenty-five teachers. Number of
volumes in the library, one thousand. Meets at 9:30
A. M.
St. Lnke'a Chnrcli.
Location, southeast corner of Clay street and Van
Ness avenue. Rev. William Hall Moreland, M. A.,
Rector, residence 1620 Jackson. Rev. T. J. Lacey,
B. A., Associate Rector, residence 1714 Clay.
Services Sundays 8 and 11 a. m., and at 7:45 p. m.
Services every Week day, 9:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Holy communion Sundays 8 a. m. (first Sunday of
month also at 11 a. m.) Saints' Days, 7:30 a. m. and
11 A. M.
This Church is open at all hours for private prayer
and meditation.
St. Alban's Chnich.
Location, Foresters Hall, 102 O'Farrell street. Sun
day School, William G. Badger, Superintendent, meets
at 9:30 A. M. H. W. Clark, Wardtn ; residence, 1330
Ellis street.
St. Panl's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Location, south side California street, between Fill-
more and Steiner. Rev. W. M. Reill)', Rector, resi-
dence. 1923 Fillmore street.
Services are held -every Sunday at 8 and 11a.m.
and 7:30 p. m. The Sunday School, under the super-
intendence of Joseph E. Cutten, meets at 9:30 a. m.
St. James' Mission Sunday School(St. Paul's Parish)
meets at 2:30 in the afternoon in the Guild Hall,
Clement street, near Sixth Av.
Services are held every Sunday In each month at
8 P. M.
St. Peter's Chnrch.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert
streets. Rev. John A. Emery, Rector ; residence, 204
Lombard street.
This parish was organized in July, 1867.
Services every Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School meets at 9:30 a. m.
St. Agnes Guild, meets on Friday at 3 p. m.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew, 2d and 4th Satardays,
at 7:30 p. M.
St. Stephen's Chnrch.
Location, north side of Fulton street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore. Rev. Edgar J. Lion, Rector; resi-
dence, 513 Webster street.
This church was organized early in the year 1875.
Services are held on Sundays at 7 a. m., 11 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m.
The Sunday School, which numbers about two hun-
dred, meets at 9:30 a. m.
Bible Classes at 12:30 and 6-30 p. m.
EVANGELICAL.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Location, Geary street, near Gough. Rev. J. S.
Simon, Pastor ; residence, 1422 Page street.
Services every Lord's Day at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p.m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Lecture and prayer ser-
vice every Wednesday evening at 7:45. Young peo-
ples' meeting on the evening of each Lord's Day at 7.
Seats free. Cordial welcome to all.
St. Mark's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Location, 0'Far»^ell street, between Franklin and
Gough. Rev. Julius Fiiendeling, Pastor; residence,
705 Bush street. Pastor's study in the church ; hours
from 10 a. m. to 12 m.
Divine Services every Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and
at 7:30 p. m. The Sabbath School meets at 9:15 a. m.
Catechism instruction every Tuesday and Friday
at 4 P. M., and daily during Lent time.
St. Panlus German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Location, corner Eddy and Gough streets. Rev. J.
M. Buehler, Pastor; residence. 515 (Gulden Gate Av.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
10:30 A. M., and In English at 7:45 p. m. Sunday
School, with a present membership of 511, at 9:15
A. M.
Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Location, south side Howard street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Rev. O. Grcensberg, Pas-
tor; residence, 1631 Howard street.
A Ladies' Society to promote the interests of the
church and for the relief of poor Scandinavians has
lately been organized. Services in the Scandinavian
language every Sunday at 10:30 a. m., »id 7:30 P. M.
St. John's German Evangelical Chnrch.
Location, west side Mason street, between Pacific
and Jackson. Rev. John G. Mangold, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1315 Mason street.
Services on Sunday at the usual hours. Sunday
School at 9:30 a. m.
St. Johannes' Gerin.Tn Evangelical Lu-
theran Ciiurch.
Location, north side Twenty-second street, betwe'en
Howard and Capp. Rev. John H. Schroeder, Pastor ;
residence, 2703 Mission street.
Suniiay service at 10:45 a. m., Wednesday 7:45 p. m.
Sunday School at 9 a. m.
S^vedish Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer
C hurch.
Location, ilissiou street, between Eighth and
Ninth. Rev. C. M. Esbjorn, A. M., Pastor ; residence,
41H Golden Gate avenue.
Services in Swedish at 10:45 a. m., and 8 p. m.
Sundays. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Choir meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. Preaching Thurs-
day at 8 p. M.
Young people's meeting every Friday at 8 p. m.
Confirmation cl«ss Monday and Wednesday at 7 p. m.
Sewing Society first Wednesday evening of each
mouth.
Salem Evangelical Church (German)
Location, northeast corner of Twenty-second and
Shotwell streets. Rev. Fred Cordes, Pastor ; res-
idence, 737 Shotwell street.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sund«y School at 9:30 A. M. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Location.west side of Twelfth street, between Market
and Mission. Rev. Hyman Cordes, Pastor: residence,
211 M Twelfth street, formerly Potter.
Services every Sabbath at 10:45 a.m., and 7:30 p.m.
Sabbath School, numbering two hundred and twenty
teachers and scholars, meets at 9:30 a. m.
Young People's Alliance meets every Sabbath even-
ing at half past 6 o'clock.
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GKEEK CATHOLIC.
Russian Catliedral.
LocatioD. west side of Powell street, near Filbert.
Services Tuesdays at 5 p. m.; Wednesdays at 7 a.m.:
Fridays at 5 p. m. ; Saturdays at 7 a. m. and 7 p. m.;
Sunday at 9 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Cathedral of St. Basil the Great.
The Orthodox Catholic Mission exists from 1724,
24 September (old style). St. Basil's Church, in
San Francisco and Russian Consistory, from the year
1870, about 25 years.
The Ecclesiastical Consistory of Alaska (organized
1870): Rt. Rev. Bishop Nicholas (Regular): Rev.
Father N. Grenkevich. 1st Priest (Sect ; Rev. Father
N. Mitropolsky (Sec): Deacon, N.Vacilie(r(Sec.) ;8ub-
Deacon, N. Rensky ; Reader, A. Kapoostin ; Singer,
T. Zoobkovsky.
HEBREW.
Congfrefifation Emann-El.
Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter street,
between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Dr. Jacob Voor-
sanger. Rabbi, residence 2318 California street.
Cantor, Rpv. Edward -I. Stark.
A school for the religious education of the youth,
with three hundred pupils, is conducted in the base-
ment rooms of the synagogue building.
Congregation Oliabai Shalonie.
Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street,
between Geary and Post. David Meyer8on,j Cantor ;
residence, 14a4 O'Farrell street.
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation
was erected in 186.5. Number of members about one
hundred and eighty.
Congregation Beth Israel.
Location of Synagogue, S s Geary street, between
Octavia and Laguna, Rev. Dr. M. S. Levy. Rabbi,
residence. 1501 Scott street ; Rev. -J. Rabinowitz, Can-
tor, residence, 1217 Webster street.
Services are held daily, mornings and evenings, at
the usual hours. A school of three hundred pupils is
conducted in the basement rooms of the Synagogue
building for the religious education of the youth. S.
Peckerman, President; Marcus Levy, Secretary,
office, 226 Bush street.
Congregation Slieritli Israel.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Post and
Taylor streets. Rev. Jacob Nieto, Rabbi ; residence,
2203 Sutter street. Louis Brown, president; Alex-
ander L. Badt, secretary. A school for the religious
education of the youth with two hundred and fifty
pupils, is conducted if the basement of the Syna-
gogue.
Congregation Sliaari Zedeli.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Stock-
ton and California streets, residence, 1437 Pine.
Services every Friday evening and every Monday,
Thursday and Saturday morning. School for religious
instruction daily, from 3 to 5 p. m.
Congregation Betli-Menahiin Streisand.
Location «f synagogue, 33.5 Minna street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Rev. Joseph Willner, Rabbi.
Residence, 605 Minna street. Services held every day .
Congregation Xevali-Zedek.
Services held at 14 Golden Gate avenue three
times daily.
METHODIST.
First niethodlst Episcopal Chnrch.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash-
ington and Jackson. Rev. Thomas Filbtn, D. D.,
Pastor : residence, 1333 Jachson street.
This is the oldest Protestant church organization in
San Francisco or in California, severMl families
having been formed into a society here by Rev. W.
Roberts, in 1846. In 1894 it was consolidated with
the Van Neas Avenue M. E. Church, and the com-
bined Society worships for the present at the first
Church.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Class meetings at 10 a. m. and 12 :30 and 6 p. m. Sun-
day school at 12:30 p. m., also at Loughead Hall, cor-
ner Polk and Sacramento streets at 1 p. m. Young
Peoples' meeting at 6:30 p. m. Prayer and testimony
service Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Boys' Brigade military drill Saturday evenings.
Ho'trard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Location, south side of Howard street, between
Second and Third. Rev. W. W. Case, D. D., Pastor ;
residence, 2026 Howard street.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 7:30
p. M. Class meetings at 9:30 a. m. and 12.30 P. M. Sun-
days, and 7:30 P. M. on Thursday evening. Epworth
League praise and testimony meeting on at 6:30 P. m.
Sabbath School 12:30 p. m. ; A. O. Donogh Super-
intendent.
Centenarjr Methodist Episcopal Church,
South.
Location, Bush street, between Octavia and Gough.
Rev. R. J. Briggs. Pastor; residence, 1818 Bush street.
Services every Sunday at 11. a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
Sundsy School, 9:45 a. m., L. M. Shuck, Super-
intendent. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday at 7:30
p. M. Epworth League meeting, Sunday, at 6:30 P. m.
Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Sixth and Seventh. Rev. E. R. Dille, D. D., Pastor ;
residence, 1210 Mission street.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Sabbath School and Bible classes at 1
p. m. R. V. Watt. Superintendent. Class Meetings
Sabbath at 9:30 a. m., and at 12:130 p. m. Young
People's meeting 6:30 p. m. Boys' Brigade Monday
evening. Chautauqua Class Tuesday evening. Gen-
eral Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening. Class Meet-
ing Thursday evening.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, corner Church and Twenty-sixth streets,
Noe Valley. Rev. Frank K. Baker, Pastor ; residence
314 Thirtieth street.
Services at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School
at 9:30 A. M., Job Steventon Superintendent. Band of
Hope 2:30 p. m., Ist Sunday in each month. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday evening.
Grace 3Iethodist Episcopal Church.
Location, northwest corner Twenty-first and Capp
streets. Rev. E. Mcniish, D. D., Pastor; residence,
530 Twenty-first street.
Services' on Sabbath at 11 a. m., and at 7:.30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at ":.30 p. m. Sabbath
School meets at 2:30 p.m.; Cecil W. Mark, Superin-
tendent. Young Peoples Society meets at 6:30 p.m.
every Sunday.
Grace 3Iethodist Episcopal Mission Church.
Location, south side Twenty-third street, between
Florida and Alabama. Pastorate vai-qnt
Sunday School at 9:.30 a. m., Joseph Sanchez, Super-
intendent.
Potrero Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Tennessee street, south of Solano, Po-
trero. Rev. E. P. Dennett Pastor; residence, 323
Mississippi street.
Services every Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 P. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings 7:30. Sunday
School at 12 M. Young People's Society, 6: iO p. m. ;
Richard Pengelly, Superintendent.
St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, north side Broadway street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. C. H. Aflflerbach, D D.,
Pastor : residence, 828 Broadway street. Rev. Geo.
Guth. Presiding Elder nf California German Method-
ist Episcopal Conference; residence, 2112 Howard
street.
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CHURCHES.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
also, every Wednesday evening in the German lan-
guage. Sunday School at 9:30 a. it.
German 9Ietliodigt Episcopal Clmrcli.
Location, Folsom street, between Fom-th and Fifth,
Bev. Frederick Bonn pastor; residence 864b Folsom
street
Services every Sunday at 10:45 a. m., and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath School at 9:30 a. m. Prayer Meeting every
■Wednesday evening 7:45 p. m. Class Meeting every
Friday evening at 8 p. m. All services in the German
language.
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Cliurcli.
Location, comer Hayes and Buchanan streets. Rev.
A. C. Hirst, D.D., Pastor- residence, 313 Broderick
street.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ji. Sunday School
at 1-2:30 P. M. ; C. B. Perkins, Superintendent. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Lyceum first Mon-
day of each month. Epworth League, Sunday 6:30
p. M., A. A. Briggs. President. .Junior Epworth
League, Friday 3:30 p. ii.. Miss Weldon, Superinten-
dent.
California Street Methodist Episcopal
Clinrcli.
Location, corner California and Scott streets.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m.,
Class Meeting Sundays at 10 a. m. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evenings. Sabbath School every Sunday
at 12:30 p. M. C. A. Maydwell, Superintendent
Fifteenth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, south side Fifteenth avenue, South,
between X, South, and P, South S. F., Rev. Arthur
Anderson, Pastor; residence, 1731 Stevenson street.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, southeast corner of Sixteenth and Market
streets. Rev. William S. Bovard Pastor; residence,
13 Beaver street.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m. Horace Knapp, Super-
intendent. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
First Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church.
Place of worship, Howard street, between Eighth
and Ninth. Rev. J. 0. Wahlberg, Pastor; residence
407 Tenth.
services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m., and 7: 30
P.M. Prayer Meeting Wednesdays at 7:45 P.M. Sun-
day School meets at 9:45 a.m. Young People's So-
ciety meets Friday, at 8 p. m.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Location, west side of Stockton street, between Clay
and Sacramento. Rev. W. H. Tucker. Pastor; resi-
dence 100b Clay.-
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m..
Sabbath School at 1:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting on Wed-
nesday evenings at 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor
Meeting every Sabbath afternoon at 6:30 p. m.
Second African 31etliodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, Powell street, between Jackson and Pa-
cific. Bev. E. T. Cottman Pastor ; residence, 1132
Briiadway street.
Services every Sabbath at 10:30 a. M. and 7:30 p.m.
Sabbath School at 1 :30 p. m. Class Meetings Wednes-
day at 7:30 p. M. Trustees' Board meets first Monday
of each month.
Soathside M. E. Church, South.
Location, corner San Jose avenue and Twenty-third
street. Rev. B. J. Briggs, Pastor; residence, 18 18 Bush
street.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday 8.hool at 9:45 a. M. Epworth League at 6:30
P. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Ladies' .\id Association, Thursday at 3 p. m.
St. John's German Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, 810 .4rmy street, near Guerrero. Rev.
William Schuldt. Pastor ; residence, 812 Army street.
Services everv Sunday at 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Sun-
day School at 9;:30 a. m.
Cliinese ::>Ils8ion House of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Location, 916 Washington street. Rev. F.J. Masters,
Superintendent; Mrs. Ida Hull, Matron and Teacher
of Girls' Home ; Bev. H. F. Chan, Assistant Mission-
ary.
The schools are graded into five classes, employing
four experienced teachers, and are open every evening
during the week except Saturday. Tuition $1 per
month.
Sunday services In Chinese at 12:30 p. m. and 7:30
P.M. Sunday School at 11:30 a. m. Week day ser-
vices in Chinese every Wednesday at 8 p. M.
Street Preaching at Waverly Place every Sunday at
2:30 p. M.
Japanese Methodist Episcopal Mission and
Church.
Location, 1329 Pine street, between Hyde and
Larkin. Rev. M. C. Harris, D. D., Presiding Elder
Japanese district ; 8. Dol, Pastor ; H. Hirata, Princi-
pal Training School.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 8 p. m. Evening School,
from 8 to 10. Miss M.J. Hewett. English; S. K.
Sasoki, H. Sermo and K. Kimura, Japanese and
English.
Japanese Woman's Home, 1307 Larkin street, Miss
E. J. Hewett, Superintendent.
San Francisco Church Extension Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rooms of the Society 1037 Market street; Charles
Goodail, President; W. F. Gibson, Secretary, Crocker
Building.
PRESBYTEKIAN.
First Presbyterian Church.
Location, southeast corner of Van Ness avenue and
Sacramento street. Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D.D.,
Pastor ; residence, 2021 California street.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:45
p. m. Sunday School 12:45 p. m., Mr. George Under-
bill, Superintendent. Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. M. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.
Calvary Presbj't;erian Church.
Location, northwest corner of Geary and Powell
streets. Rev. John Hemphill, D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 2020 Broadway. ,
This church was organized July 17, 1854.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. M.
Public Lecture Wednesday evening. Sabbath School
meets at ]2:30 p. m.
Howard Presbyterian Church.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. F. R. Farrand, Pastor.
The church was organized Septemberf 1850.
Regular services are held on Sundays at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at
7:45 p. M. Sunday School meets at 9:30 a. m. Young
People's Society meets at 6:15 p. m.
Franklin Street Presbjrterian Church.
Location, southwest corner of Franklia aud Vallejo
streets. Rev. Geo. D. B. Stewart, Pastor ; residence,
1804 Green.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. aud 7:30 p.m.
Young People's Prayer Meeting Sundays at 6:30 p. m.,
and regular Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night
at 7:45. The Sabbath School meets at 9:30 a.m.
Emanuel Mission.
Location, 928 Harrison street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Bev. James Woodworth, Superintendent ; res-
idence, 1713 Stevenson street. Sunday School every
Sabbath at 2:30 p. m.
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First United Presbyterian Cliurcli.
Location, NE corner Golden Gate avenue and Polk
Street. Rev. M. M. Gibson, D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 1518 Fulton street.
Services are held every Sabbath a;t 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. M. Sabbath School at 12:30 p. m. Mission Sabbath
School, 2:30 p. m., 1518 Fulton street. The Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting service every Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.
Second United Presbyterian Cburch.
Location, Guerrero street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third. Rev. E. B. Stewart, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 10'29 Guerrero street.
VTestminster Presbyterian Cburch.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia
and Laguna. Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.; F.M.Greenwood, Super-
intendent. Prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.
Trinity Presbyterian Cburcb.
Location, SW corner Capp and Twenty third streets.
Rev. J. Gumming Smith, Pastor; residence Berk-
shire Hotel, 711 Jones street.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting and Teachers' meeting at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday.
Suuday School at 12:30 p. m.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Cburcb.
Location, Mozart Hall, 1358 Market street, between
Seventh'and Eighth. Rev. J. P. Dickson, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 234 Dolores street.
St. Jobn's Presbyterian Cburcb.
Location, SE corner California and Octavia streets.
Rev. D. Hanson Irwin, Pastor; residence, 926 Fill-
more street.
Church services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The Sab-
bath School meets at 9:45 a. m.
Olivet Presbyterian Cburcb.
Location, Mississippi street, between Butte and
Napa. Rev. E. G. Mathena, D.D., Pastor; residence,
220 Mississippi street.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. M.
Sabbath School at 9:50 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E. meets
6:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
Memorial Presbyterian Cburcb.
Location, Eighteenth avenue. South near Railroad
avenue. South San Francisco. Rev. Herbert N.
Bevier, Pastor ; residence, 1049a Market street.
This Church was organized March 23, 18V1. Services
every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath School meets at 9:45 a. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Lebanon Presbyterian Cburcb.
Location, southeast corner of Twenty-third and
Sanchez streets. Rev. Donald M. Ross, Pastor ; resi-
dence, H04 Douglass street.
Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School
12:30 p. M. Boys' BrlRade meets for drill every
Friday 7:30 p. M. Christian Endeavor every Sunday
6:30p.m. Young Men's "Come and See" Society
meets for Bible study every Tuesday at 7:30 p. >i.
W^elsb Presbyterian Cburcli.
Place of worship, Cambrian Hall. 1133 Mission
street. Rev. B. Yaugban Griffith, Pastor ; residence,
1165 Twenty-second street, East Oakland. Hours of
service, 11:45 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. Suuday School
immediately after morning service. Average attend-
ance, eighty. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30
P. M.
Presbyterian Cbinese Cburcb and
Mission.
Location, west side of Stockton street, between
Washington and Clay. Rev. I. M. Condit, A. M., Mis-
sionary in charge. His study is in the Church. Resi-
dence 262 Thirteenth street, Oakland
Religious services in the Chinese language are
held every Sabbath at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. ;
Sabbath Schools at 12:15 and 6 p. m. An even-
ing school, free to the Chinese, is open throughout
the week, and is taught by the missionary and
other teachers.
Religious services in the Chinese and English lan-
guages are held at the close of each evening session,
with jjieaching on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
The Chinese Christian Association occupies a large
parlor in the Church. A Chinese Christian Endeavor
Society is held on Saturday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Japanese Presbyterian Cburcb and
Mission.
Location, 121 Haight street. Managed by E. A.
S urge, M. D., Presbyterian Medical Missionary.
Services on Sabbath at 1 and 8 p. m. Prayer Meet-
iut;s on Wednesday at 8 p. m. An evening school
for teaching English is held every night except
Saturday, and closed with religious Instruction. The
Japanese Young Men's Christian Association meets
in the same building and unites in services.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Catbedral.
Location, northwest corner of Van Ness avenue
and O'Farrell street. Most Rev. P. W. Riordan, Arch-
bishop ; Very Rev. J. J. Prendergast, V. G., Rector;
Rev. Edward P. J. Dempsey, Rev. Joseph Frances
Byrne, Rev. James Viladomat and Rev. P. E. Mulligan,
Assistants ; Kev. P. C. York, Chancellor ; pastoral
residence, 1100 Franklin street.
Masses: On Sundays and Holy Days, at 6, 7, 8, 9 and
10:30 A. M.; for the children in the cathedral chapel
at 9:00 a. m. Vespers and Benediction on Sundays at
7:30 p. M.
St. Mary's Cburcb (Old Catbedral.)
Location, northeast corner California and Dupont
streets. In charge of the Paulist Fathers. Pastoral
residence 628 California street.
Masses at 7, 9 and ll:0(i on Sundays and Holy Days.
Week days 7 and 7:30. Vespers, Sermon and Bene-
diction at 7:45.
St. Dominic's Cburcb and Monastery.
Location, northwest corner of Bush and Steiner
streets. Served by the Dominican Fathers. Very Rev.
B. M. Doogan, Rector.
Masses Sunday at 6, 7, 8, 8:45. 9:30 and 10:30 a. m.
Procession of the Rosary Confraternity on the first
Sunday of each month. Procession of the Holy Name
Confraternity on the second Sunday of each month,
at 7:39 p. m., followed by sermon and Benediction.
Sermon and Benediction at 7:30 p.m.; every Sunday.
Masses week days at 6, 6:30, 7 and 8 a. m.
St. Francis' Cburcb.
Location, corner of Vallejo street and Montgomery
avenue Rev. J. G. Coulan, Rector: Revs. J. Corcoran
and William O'Grady assistants. Pastoral residence,
620 Vallejo street.
Masses: Sundays at 7, 8:45,9:30 and 11:00 a. m.
Vespers and Benediction on Sundays at 7:30 p. m.
Mass on week days at 7:30. Sunday School at
9:60 A. M.
St. Ignatius' CburcU.
Location, north side of Hayes street, west of Van
Ness avenue. Served by the Fathers of the Society
of Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College.
Order of Divine Service, Sundays and Holydays of
obligation: Morning, Masses at 5, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30,
8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 A. M. ; evening, Rosary at 7:15 p.m.;
Vespers at 7:30 p. m. ; Sermon and Benediction at
8 P. M. Week days. Morning Masses at 5, 5:45, 6:30,
7:15 and 8 a.m.; evening. Rosary and other Devotional
Exercises at 7:30 p. m. Confessions are heard at all
times.
St. Patrick's Cburcb.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey, Rector ; Rev.
P. Foley, Rev. John Brennan, and Rev. R. Power,
Assistants. Pastoral residence, 744 Mission street.
Masses : Sundays, at 6:15, 7 :15, 8, 9, and 10:30 a. m. ;
during the week, daily, at 6:30 and 7::30 a. m. Vespers
and Benediction at 7:30 p. m.
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CHURCHES.
Notre Dame deg Victoires.
Location, north side of Bush street, near Stockton.
Rev. Henri Audiffred, S. M., Superior: Rev. Einile
Gente, S. M. and Rev. Maurice Rnusselon. S. M., As-
i-istants. Pastoral residence, 526 Bush street.
Masses on Sundays at 6:30 7:30, 9 and 11 A. M. ; Mass
on week days at 7, 7:30 and 8 a. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. m.
Mission Dolores Chnrcb.
Location, southwest comer of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Rev. Richard P. Brennan, Rector; Rev.
John J. Dillon and Rev. J. Stokes, Assistant Rectors.
Pastoral residence, west side of Sixteenth street, near
Dolores.
The Old Mission church was dedicated on the ninth
of October, 1776, although projected in 1769, by Father
■lunipero Serra.the Father of the California Missions.
The first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou,
who was assisted in his labors by Benito Cambon. At
the organization of this Mission, and for its protect-
ion, there were fifteen soldiers located at the Presidio,
under the command of S. Flores. A cemetery is at-
tached to the chiirch. in which the first interment
was made in September. 1776. The first Indian con-
vert was baptized on the twenty-seventli day of De-
cember. In the same year. In the introductory por-
tion of the San Francisco Directory for 1862, page 3,
will be found further details connected with the liis-
tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school.
Masses at 6, 8, 9 and 10:30 a. m. on Sundays and Fes-
tivals. \espers at 7:3np. M.
The congregation no longer worships in the old
church, a new one having been erected, which was
consecrated on the 27th of February. 18S1, and is
called St. Franci.s of Assisi. The new church is a
beautiful Gothic edifice, of the thirteenth century
architecture, finely frescoed, and when completed
will cost about .9100,000.00. To complete it a tran-
scept and apse will have to be built. Its cost at
present is about >60,000.00. Rev. R. P. Bee^nwn,
Rector.
St. Bridget's Church.
Location, southwest corner of Broadway street and
Van Ness avenue. Rev. .lohn E. Cottle. Rector; Rev.
B. McKinnon and Rev. M. P. Ryan, Assistants ; resi-
dence. 2111 Van Xess avenue.
Ma-^ises every Sunday at t':W, 8,8:4.5 and 11 A. M., and
vespers at 7:30 p. m. Catechism for the children att-r
i«:iS o'clock mass. Masses on week days at 6:30, 7 and
7:30 A.M.
St. Peter's Churcli.
. Location, east side of Alabama street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Rev. P. S. Casey,
Rector; Rev. William Lyons and Rev. .James McDon-
ald Assistants; pastoral residence. 203 Twentv-fourth
street.
The Academy adjoining the church , under the charge
of the Sisters of Mercy, and the Christian Brothers
School accommodate the youth of the parish.
Masses on Sundays at 7. 9 and 10::iO a.m.. on Holy
Days at 6, 7 and 9 a. m. Children's Mass at 9 a. m. in
St. Peter's Hall. Sunday School after the Children's
Mass in the Boys' School for boys, and in the Convent
for girls. Mass on week mornings at 7 a. m.
St. Joseph's Church.
Location, west side of Tenth street, between Folsom
and Howard. Rev. P. Scanlon. Rector : Rev. Michael
Scanlon, Rev. Joseph M. Gleason, Rev. C. E. O'Xell
and Rev. E. Doran, Assistants; residence, 214 Tenth
street, adjoining the church.
Services on Sundays and Holy days of obligation.
Ma>-ses at 6, 7, 8, 3 and ]0:.30 \. m. in church; Mass
also at 9 a. m. in St. Joseph's Hall, for the children of
the parish, and Catechism immediately after.
Vespers at 7:30 p. m. Masseson week days at 6:30 and
7:30 P. M.
St. Rose's Church.
Location, Brannan street, near Fourth. Rev. D. F.
Nugent, Rector; Rev. Fr. Thoma and Rev. M. Ken-
neally, Asuifrtants ; residence, adjoining church.
Masseson Sunday at 7, 8. 9 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday
School at 2 P.M., and Vespers at 7:30 p.m.
St.. Paul's Church.
Location, northwest corner of Twenty-ninth and
Church streets. Rev. M. D. Connolly, Rector; Rev.
P. B. Duffy, Assistant. Pastoral residence, 1628
Church street.
Services on Sunday. Misses and religious instruc-
tions at 7, 8:30. 9:30 and High Mass and Sermon at
10:30 a. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m. Vespers, Bene-
diction and Sermon at 7:30 P. M. Masses on week days
at 6:30 and 7 A. M.
St. Boniface's Church (German)
Location, south side of Golden Gate avenue, be-
tween Jones and Leavenworth streets. Served by the
Franciscan Fathers, Rev. Maximilian Newman, Rector ;
and three assistant pries-ts. Pastoral Residence, 115
Golden Gate avenue.
Masses on Sundays at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10:30 a.m. and
Vespers at7:-0P.M. Suuday School immediately after
the nine o'clock Mass.
Mass on week days at 5 :30, 7 and 8 a.m.
There is also in conne( tion with the Church a
Parochial School conducted by five sisters and one
teacher.
St. Anthony's Church (German).
Location, Army street, between Folsom and Shot-
well streets. Served by the Franciscan Fathers. Rev.
Leo Bruener Rpctor. Masseson Sundays at 8 and
10:30 A. M. Week days at 6 and 8 a. m. lostractions
and Vespers at 2:30 p. M.
St. Teresa's Church. ,
Location, cor Butte and Tennessee streets. Potrero.
Rev. P. O'Connell, Rector. Rev. Aloysius Petlnelli,
Assistant. Pastoral residence, 723 Tennessee street.
Masses on Sundays at 7: 30, 9 and 10:30 a. m.
Church of the Holy Cross.
Location. XW corner Eddy and Scott streets. Rev.
John F. McGiuty, Rector; Rev. Joseph McQuaide
Assistant ; residence, 18-2ii Eddy street. Masses on
Sundays at 7. 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 A. M. Suuday School
immediately after 8:30 Mass.
St. Brendan's Church.
Location, northeast corner of Fremont and Harri-
son streets. Rev. John F. Nugent. Rector : Rev. J. J.
Gannon, .Assistant. Pastoral residence, 320 Harrison
street.
Daily masses at 7:30 a.m., and on Sundays at 7:30,
9 and 10;3(i a.m.; Rosary and Benediction at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School at 9 :.fO A.M., taught by the Sisters of
Mercy. Masses Sunday at 6 a. m. and on week days
at 7:15 a. m. at Sisters of Mercy Chapel.
Yglesia de Xueatra Senora de Guadalupe.
Location, north side of Broadway street, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. A. M. Santandreu, Rector;
Pastoral residence, 908 Broadway street.
This church was organized for the benefit of the
Spanish and Portuguese residents.
Services are held in the Spanish language at 10:3
A. M.. on Sundays and Festival days. Masses at 7, 9
and 10:30 A. M. Vespers at 7:30 p.m. Masseson week
davs at 6:30 and 7 a. m.
Sts. Pletro e Paolo Church.
Location, northeast corner of Filbert and Dupont
streets. Rev. Raffaello de Carolis, Rector ; Rev. Carlo
Franchi, .\ssistant ; residence, 1600 Dupont. Masses
on Week days at 7 a.m. Masses on Sundays and Holy
Days at 7, 9 and 11 a. m.
St. Francis of Assist Church.
Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Do-
lores. Rev. Richard P. Brennan, Rector. Rev, J. J.
Dillon and Rev. J. Stokes. \Hsistant8. Pastoral resi-
dence, west side Sixteenth, nr Dolores.
All Hallo^vs' Church.
Location, east side N street. South, near Rail-
road avenue, Sonth San Francisco. Rev. Timothy
Fitzpatrick. Rector. Masses on Sundays at 7:30 and
10 a.m., and on week days at 7:.30 a.m.
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CHURCHES.
Clmrcli of SU Charles Borromeo.
Location, northwest corner of Shotwell and Eigh-
teenth streets. Rev. P. J. CummlDs, Rector; Rev.
W. O. O'Mahony, Assistant. Masses on Sundays at
6:30, 7:30. 9 and 10:30 a. m. Sunday School imme-
diately after the nine o'clock mass.
Sacred Heart Cliurcli.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Web-
Bter and FilLmore. Rev. James Flood, Rector ; Rev.
M. Lagan and Rev. Fr. Kearns, Assistants ; residence,
546 FlUmorn street.
Star of the Sea Cliurch.
Location, northwest corner of Point Lobos and
Eighth avenues. Rev. J. P. Coyle, Rector.
Masses each Sunday at 8 a. m. and 10 a. m., daily at
7:30 A. M., Sunday School at 9 a. m. Vespers and Ben-
ediction at 7:30 p. M.
St. Janies' Church.
Location, northwest corner of Twenty-third and
Guerrero streets. Rev. P. R. Lynch, Rector: Rev. P.
O'Connor, Assistant. Pastoral residence, 1032 Guer-
rero street.
Masses: Daily, 7 a. m.; Sundays, 7, 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Vespers Sunday at 7 :30 P. m. Sunday School at 2 P. M.
Old St. Mary's College.
Location, East side Mission Road, below Crescent
avenue. Rev. P. D. Brady, Rector.
Chapela.
In addition to services held at the different Roman
Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exer-
cises take place regularly at the following institu-
tions: St. Bridget's Chapel, attended by the clergy
of St. Bridget's Church, 3118 Fillmore street; Pre-
sentation Convent Chapel, Powell street; Sacred
Heart Convent, corner of Taylor and Ellis streets ;
St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, corner of First and Bry-
ant streets ; Magdalen Asylum Chapel, Potrero aven-
ue, near Twenty-first street ; St. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum, South San Francisco; Sacred Heart College,
corner of Larkin and Eddy streets ; St. Francis Tech-
nical School, corner Gough and Geary streets; Academy
of the Sacred Heart. Franklin and Ellis streets ; Hos-
pital for Incurables, Park Road ; Sisters of the Holy
Family, 312 Fulton street.
SWEDENBOKGIAN.
First Ne^r Jerusalem Church.
Location, O'Fan-ell street, between Webster and
Fillmore. Rev. Frank L. Higglns, Minister.
Services are held every Sabbath at 11 a. m. Admin-
istration of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at
the close of the morning service on the first Sun-
days in February, May, August and November. Sab-
bath School at 12:30 p. m. Sabbath evening services,
when held, will be announced in the daily papers.
Second New Jerusalem Cliurcli.
Location, northwest corner Lyon and Washington
streets. Rev. Joseph Worcester, Pastor ; residence,
1030 Vallejo street. Services at usual hours.
UNITAEIAN.
First Unitarian Church.
Location, southwest corner of Geary and Franklin
streets. Rev. Horatio Stebbins. D. D., Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1609 Larkin street. Rev. Wm. G. Eliot, Jr.,
Associate Pastor; residence, 27 Laurel street.
The public religious services of the church are
held on Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Other ministrations of the church are carried on by
the Sunday School, which numbers about three hun-
dred teachers and scholars; the Society for Christ-
ian Work, with a membership of one hundred and
twenty five ladies; the Channing Auxiliary, with a
membership of one hundred and seventy ladies ; and
the Onward Club, a society of young people, with a
membership of sixty. The object of these societies
is religious teaching, the care of the charities of the
church, the cultivation of religious studies, and the
distribution of religiou:) literature.
Second Unitarian Church.
Location, corner Twentieth and Capp streets. Rev.
Leslie W. Sprague, Pastor; residence, 1630 Market
street. Services at 11 o'clock a.m. and 7:4.5 o'clock
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mariners' Churcli.
Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor ; resid-
ence, 1416 Sacramento street.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
usual church services, a large Bible Class for seamen
and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings
of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, and other
temperance meetings. Prayer meetings daily at
noon and on several evenings during the week,
preaching on the Sabbath, and personal labor on the
Sabbath and during the week at the U. S. Marine
Hospital, distribution of bibles and tracts on ship-
board, boarding houses, and elsewhere, and missionary
labors about the streets, wharves and shipping, and
on board sea-going vessels. It is an undenominational
missionary church.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class
and Sabbath School, mimbering nearly one hun-
dred teachers and scholars; meets at 9:30 A. m. Ser-
vices every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. M.
Prayer meetings every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at 7:30 p. m.
Brethren.
These Brethren had origin at Plymouth, England,
about sixty-five years ago, in which country they are
genprally known as Plymouth Brethren. They, how-
ever, disclaim being called by any name that would
make them sectarian. They simply meet to the
name of Jesus. George Muller, of The Orphans'
Home, Bristol, England, is among the first Brethren
who came out In England. They meet in this city in
Gospel Hall, 832 Howard street. All correspondence
to be addressed to Charles Montgomery, 208 Bush
street.
Advent Christian Church.
Location, Church street. bi;tween Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth. Thomas Howell, Elder, residence, 20
Derby Place, off Taylor street, near Geary.
This Society was organized in 1870. Services are
held every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
School immediately after morning service. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Christian Church (First) or First Church
of the Disciples of Christ.
Location, east side of Twelfth street, between Mis-
sion and Howard.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Senior Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. M. ; Junior
Y. P. S. C E., Saturday at 3 P.M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Auxiliary
to C. W. B. M. first Thursday in each month at 2::^0
P.M. Ladies' Aid Society every Thursday, 10 a. m.
to 4 P. M.
West Side Christian Cliurch.
Location, north side Bush street, between Scott arid
Devisadero. Rev. W. A. Gardner, Pastor ; residence,
2520 Bush.
This church was organized May 1, 1892, with thir-
teen members ; present number of communicants,
three hundred. The Sunday School has one hundred
and seventy-five enrolled; Miss N. E. Gardner, Super-
intendent. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. M. Sunday School meets at 10 a. m. ; Y. P. S.
0. E., Junior and Senior, at 4:30 and 6:30 p. m., re-
spectively. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:30 p. M. The Ladies' Aid Society gives a lunih in
the church parlors every Friday from 12 m. to 2 p. m.
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Seveutli-Day Adventists Cliurcli.
Organized, 1871 ; place of worship, Laguna street,
between Golden Gate avenue and McAllister street.
H. A. St. John, Pastor, residence, 9U Laguna street.
E. E. Parliu, Local Blder ; residence, 5U9 Franklin
Services every Saturday at 11 a. m., and Sundays at
7:30 p. M. Sabbath School every Saturday at 9:i5 a..
M. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 7:aO P. M. Mis-
sionary Meeting, Thursduy, 7 p.m.
Reorganized CliiircU of Jesus Clirist
of Liatter-Day Saints (San Francisco
Branclij .
Organized 1863. Charles A. Parkin, Presiding Elder ;
residence, 331 Nineteenth street.
Meets every Sunday. Preaching at 11 o'clock a. ai.
and 7:30 p. m. ; Sunday School at 12 o'clock, in Golden
Gate Hall, 320 Post street.
Salvation Army.
Headquarters (Pacific Coast Division) J. J. Keppel,
Brigadier, 1139 Market street.
Corps No. 1, 632 Commercial street.
Corps No. 2, 657 Market street. The Lifeboat or
Food and Shelter Depot, 117 Jackson street.
Corps No. 3, 711;^ Mission street.
Corps No. i, McDonald Hall, 2417 Mission street
bet Twentieth and Tweuty-flrst streets.
Corps No. 5, Pacific street bet Kearny and Mont-
gomery streets.
Corps No. 6, 1139 Market street.
Corps No. 7, 1936 Fillmore street.
Corps No. 9, basement 210 Grant Av.
Corps No. 10, 117 Jackson street.
Meetings every night at 8 p. m.
Friends Meeting.
Services held every Sunday at 11 a. m., at the rooms
ol the W. C. T. U., 132 McAllister street. Barclay J.
Smith, leader. Boom cpen during the week.
SOCIETIES.
Religious.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
FOREIGN MISSIONS.— Rev. Walter Frear general
agent. Pacific office 7 Montgomery Av.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.— (Pacific Agency.)
Geo. Walker manager, H. P. Dunning, superintendent
of Colportage. This society was organized in 1825.
Its depository, at 735 Market street, established in
1869, is also the depository of the American Sunday
school Union and headquarters for publication of
soveral denominational publishing societies.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber 30, 1849. Depository, 1037 Market street. Meet-
ings of the Board of Trustees are held by appoint-
ment, on the first Tuesday of each mouth. Anuis
Merrill, President; Wm. Abbott, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSO-
CIATION.—Meetings held at the call of Chairman
Executive Committee. President, H. Morse ; Secre-
tary, J. M. Campbell ; Treasurer, C. B. Perkins, 1033
Market street.
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATES. — President,
Stephen S. Smith, 7 Montgomery avenue; Secretary
and Treasurer, J. E. Ager, 508 Clay street.
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS' RELIEF SOCI-
ETY OF CALIFORNIA.— Rev. J. C. Holbrook, D.D.,
Piesident; Rev. J. H. Warren, D. D., Secretary, 1316
Mason.
CENTRAL GOSPEL MISSION (Non-Sectarian).—
Corner Third and Stevenson. For the relief of the
destitute and reformation of those who have gone
astray. Sustained by voluntary subscriptions and
donations. A. B. Sheriff and Mrs. A. R. Sheriff
manngers.
CONGREGATIONAL HOME MISSIO^fARY SO-
CIETY.—Rev. J. K. Harrison, agent, 735 Market
street.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUILDING SO-
CIETY.—Bev. H. H. Wikoff, ageut, 1009 Green street.
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB.— President, Rev. W.
D. Williams ; Secretary, Rev. L. L. Wirt,
GENTLEMENS' SODALITY OF THE BLESSED
VIRGIN MARY.— Organized November, 1861, for the
spiritual improvement of its members. The society is
governed by a Director, who is one of the Fathers of
St. Ignatius Church, S. J. Also by a Prefect and two
Assistants ; a Secretary, Treasurer and other officers,
as well as a council of twelve cousulters, elected an-
nually. Its present Director is Rev. John Pinasco
S.J. Sodality meetings held on all Sundays and holy-
days at 7:30 A. M. in their chapel, basement of St. Ig-
natius Church, on Hayes street, west of Van Ness
avenue. Number of attending members about four
hundred. For admission, application is made to the
Father Director, 214 Hayes street.
Tlie Sodality possesses a reading room and select
library of over 3,000 volumes ; opened also to non-
members on payment of a small fee, every Sunday
afternoon from 2 to 4 p. m., and on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday evenings from 7::iO to 9 o'clock.
LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY
CHURCH.— Organized 1873. Meets every Wednesday at
Trinity Church, at 2:30p.m., in the guild rooms. The
object of the society is to take under its care the desti-
tute and friendless within the bounds of Trinity
Church parish, to find employment for those requiring
it, and to provide clothing and assistance for such as
may be in need of it ; to visit and comfort the sick and
the afflicted; to endeavor to bring to the church those
whoare neglectful of its services, and particularly the
poorer and friendless classes; to gather children into
the Sunday School, and to aid in providing active and
competent teachers ; in short, to do all in its power,
under the guidance and direction of the Rector of the
parish, to advance the interests of the Church of
Chiist, and to extend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the gospel.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY. — (Pacific
Coast Branch.) The Book Concern was established
in 1789 on a borrowed capital of SOOO.
The San Francisco Depository, 1037 Market street,
street, between Sixth and Seventh J.D.Hammond
D. D., agent, was established in 1849, and entered its
own present commodious building in 1877. Pacific
Coast Agents for the Chautauqua publications.
PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1875. Incorporated May 7th, 1888. Composed of
the clergy and laity of the several Presbyterian
churches of the city.
The Union meets quarterlyat the difl'erent churches.
The Board of Directors meet on the first Monday
of each mouth.
Sabbath Schools are maintained by the Union every
Sunday as follows: At 427 Second street at 2:30 p.m.,
H. S. Blackwell Superintendent; Universal Hall,
Pacific street near Powell, H. S. Blackwell buperln-
teudeut, service.s at 9:45 a. m.
Officers.— Ell ward Kerr, President; H.L.VanWiuk le
Treasurer : Alex Ross, secretary. Office, 14 Spear
street.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION HOUSE. — 920 Sacra-
mento street ; carried on by the Occidental Board
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church ; organized March, 1873, and has
for its especial field of labor the evangelization of
heathen women on the Pacific Coast. It also sus-
tains work in foreign lands and supports ten Mission-
aries. Two hundred and twenty-seven auxiliary
societies have been formed on the coast, fifty-seven
of which are located in this city. The society
purchased in June, 1876, the property at 933
Sacramento street for the purposes of the Mission
Home. Daily school in English and Chinese
is maintained, and Chinese women are in oases of
persecution afforded shelter in the Home ; the largest
number of pupils at any one time in the Home being
forty-five.
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TIIC dTT7 /^IIDC is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
ll-lp Pll 1/ I'llllll gdcallYf Because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Officers.— Mrs. P. D. Browne, President; Mrs. H.
B. Plnney. Eecording Secretary; Mrs. L. A. Kelley,
Corresponding Secretary ; Mis.E. G.DenuiBton, Treas-
iirer; Miss M.Cnlbertson, Superintendent, tinder this
management is conducted the Occidental Chinese
Mission Day School, in the First Chinese Presbyterian
Church, 911 Stockton street. Miss Carruthers, teacher.
SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH EXTENSION SOCI-
ETY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.—
This incorporation is formed for the purpose of
founding churches, of establishing Sunday schools
and preaching places, and of relieving over-burdened
churches in the City and County of San Francisco.
Chailes Goodall, President; Robert Hancock, Secre-
tary; Chas. B. Perkins, Treasurer; J. W. Whiting,
William Abbott, Joseph F. Forderer, W. F. Gibson,
Charles Goodall, I. J. Truman, R. V. Watt, A. Nelson,
Chas. B. Perkins, Robert Hancock and Robeit Mc-
Elroy, Directors. Office, 1037 Market.
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY. — Organized
March, 1860. Objects: The moral improvement of
seamen and others connected with the sea, in this
port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New York, in sustaining the Mariners' Church of
San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected
therewith as the society may approve. Any person
may become a member by paying $5 a year, or a life
member by the payment at one time of $50.
Officers.— Ira P. Rankin, President; J.G.Jackson,
Vice-President ; J. Rowell. Secretary ; Ira P. Rankin,
Treasurer : Ira P. Rankin. A. J. Ralston, C. B. Perkins,
George W. Gibbs, S. S. Smith, N. T. Romalne, J. G.
Levensaler, Charles Ferris, J. Rowell and Henry F.
Eden, Directors.
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1873. This society is connected with the First
Unitarian Church ; and is under the auspices of the
ladies of the congregation, every one of whom is ex-
pected to aid in its support. The objects of the so-
ciety are to relieve the sick and destitute, distribute
clothing, seek emisloyment for needy women, and
assist the unfortunate in all practicable ways. Con-
tributions of reading matter are distributed to the
prisons, hospitals and asylums. The money needed
for the prosecution of this work is obtained by the
Sewing Society of the Congregation, which meets
every alternate Monday at 2 p. m. in the church par-
lors, to which all are cordially invited. Mrs. Horatio
Stebbins, President ; Mrs. Wni. J. Elliott, Jr., Record-
ing Secretary ; Mrs. E. T. B. Mills, Corresponding
Secretary ; Mrs. G. R. Presson, Treasurer ; C. F. O'Neil,
Sexton .
ST. ZITA'S HOME.— Location, Park avenue, near
Lott street. This Home is a charitable institution
where poor girls of all denominations can find shelter
until work can be obtained for them. Administration
in charge of the Sisters of the St. Francis Girls' Di-
rectory Orphan Asylum.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.- Objects, to form the
nucleus of a universal brotherhood of humanity,
without distinction of race, creed or color; to pro-
mote the study of aryan and other Eastern litera-
tures, religions and sciences, to investigate un-
explained laws of nature and the pshychical powers
of man. Headquarters, 530 Golden Gate avenue.
Mercantile Library Building, rooms 5 and 6. A
free circulating library is located at the headquar-
ters, consisting of Theosophical Books and Maga-
zines, pamphlets, etc. The library is for use, and
you are invited to avail yourself of its advantages,
open daily from 9 a. m, to 5 p. m.. Free public meet-
ings and lectures are held every Sunday, 7 30 p. m., at
Red Men's Hall. 320 Post street, San Francisco.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
Building, corner Mason and Ellis streets. Incor-
porated September 13, 1853. Re-incorporated April
1,1S81. For the attainment of the objects of this asso-
ciation there is provided and maintained: A library
and bath rooms, free to all members of this associa-
tion ; employment department for young men ; monthly
musical and literary receptions ; evening educational
classes. Membership ticket, $10.00 a year. A reading
room, well supplied with current literature, daily,
weekly, pictorial, secular, and religious papers, free
to members. The library contains upward of four
thousand volumes. There is also a gymnasium con-
nected with the institution. Bible Classes, Satur-
day noon. Services in the lecture hall of the asso-
ciation every Sunday at 3 p. m. and every Monday at 8
P.M. Both services exclusively for young men. The
reading rooms are open every day from 9 a.m. to 10
p. M.
Officers.— George W. Gibbs, President; J. J. Valen-
tine, Vice-President; R. Y. Watt, Second Vice-Presi-
dent: H. J. McCoy, General Secretary; John F.
Merrill, Treasurer.
Branch Association.— A branch of the association,
known as the Twentieth Street Branch, is located at
2319 Mission street. A complete branch of the asso-
ciation in all departments is carried on at this point.
The building Is attractively furnished and fitted up.
W. W. Chase is Chairman of the Executive Com-
mittee of the branch ; Doctor W. Z. King, Treas-
urer, and Mr. Robert S. Boyns, Secretary. They also
have a fine gymnasium, parlors. reading-room, library,
hot and cold shower and tub baths, dressing, reception
rooms, hall, etc.
German and deaf mute branches are also located
at the main building of the association. Mason and
Ellis streets.
Boys' Branch at the building. Mason and Ellis
streets, for boys between twelve and sixteen years.
W. B. Hughson, Secretary.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September 9, 1877. Incorporated February
1, 1878. Number of members, about two hundred and
fifty. The objects of the association includes the
establishment of an industrial department for desti-
tute women, a reading room and library for women
and girls, the fiirnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo-
ral aid and encouragement to friendless and homeless
young women arriving or residing in the city, and the
extension of moral and religious surroundings to all
families needing such ministrations.
The association is located at 1221 O'Farrell street,
and consists of library, reading, sewing-rooms and a
home for self-supporting girls. The library contains
over one thousand volumes of well selected literature,
and the reading room is copiously supplied with the
choicest periodicals. A branch of the association,
known as the Howard Street Branch, is located at 514
Howard street. Lunch rooms, sewing, dressmaking
and millinery classes were inaugurated for working
girls April 20, 1891. Another branch was established
at 116 Davis street, October 24, 1892, where a largo
and cheerful hall is occupied as a lunch room, and
lunches are furnished to working girls employed in
the vicinity.
The monthly meeting is held on the first Friday of
each month. The annual meeting is held on the first
Friday in January.
Officers. — Mrs. L. C. Redington, President; Mrs.
Wm. O. Gould, Vice-President; Mrs. Geo. W. Prescott,
Second Vice-President; Mrs. J. F. Merrill, Third
Vice-President; Mrs. P. D. Browne, Fourth Vice-
President ; Miss H. Van Winkle, Recording Sec-
retary ; Mrs. Geo. P. Thurston, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; Mrs. I. H. Morse. Treasurer.
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.— Organized in
1878, and incorporated under the laws of Massachu-
setts, and is under the supervision of the insurance
laws ot the various States. Its special object is to
give aid and protection to members' families or other
beneficiaries that may come under its laws, upon the
assessment plan, In sums from $1000 to $3000, payable
at death ; to relieve its members in case of disabili-
ties, by advancing on their certificates from $4 to $12
per week. It has a guarantee fund of $500,000 to in-
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sure full paymeDt of death claims ; the surplus at
the close of each year being divided pro rata among
the members. It has twelve hundred Councils
throughout the United States and Canada, with a
membership of sixty-two thousand. It disburses, an-
nually, nearly $3,000,000 In payment of death claims,
having disbursed (since its organization) over S27,.
000,000. The organization is managed by a Supreme
Council, with headquarters at Boston, Massachusetts.
The Grand Council of California was instituted Au-
gust 8, 1881, and meets biennially on the first Tuesday
of May. Grand Secretary's ofBce, 46 St. Ann's
Building, 6 Eddy street, San Francisco.
Grand Officers.— Thomas Fllben, Grand Comman-
der, 1333 Jackson street, San Francisco ; Chas. G.Will-
man, Grand Vice-Commander, Fillmore ; Frank Ey,
Grand Orator, Santa Ana; Walter D. Mansfield, Past
Grand Commander, San Francisco ; Chas. O. Burton,
Grand Secretary. 6 Eddy, San Francisco ; W. H. H.
Hamilton, Grand Treasurer, Oakland; Kev. D. O.
Kelley, Grand Chaplain, Alameda ; Mary 0. Snyder,
Grand Guide. Grass Valley; ,Grand
Warden, San Francisco ; .Grand Sentry,
San Francisco ; Wm. Metzner. Grand Trustee, San
Francisco; J. O. Jephson, Grand Trustee, San Fran-
cisco ; J. W. Disbrow, GrandTrustee, San Francisco ;
James L. Fields, Finance Committee, Alameda;
W. W. Cowell, Finance Committee, Stockton ; John
F. Pinkham. Finance Committee, San Francisco ;
Walter D. Mansfield, Supreme Representative, San
Francisco; Abbie E. Krebs. Alternata Supreme Renre-
sentative, San Francisco ; J. M. Gleaves, Alternate Su-
preme Representative, Redding.
There are sixty-two subordinate Councils under the
jurisdiction of the Grand Council, thirteen of which
are located in San Francisco.
Golden Council No. 118.— Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays at the Alcazar Building.
Alta Council No. 147. — Meets first and third
Fridays of each month, at Alcazar Building.
Mybtle CotincilNo. 187.— Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays at Shiel's Building, 32 O'Farrell street.
Caltfoenia Council No. 250. — Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month, at Red Men's Hall,
320 Post street.
Bohemian Council No. 261.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month, at Red Men's Hall, 320
Post street.
San Fbancisco Council No. 442.— Meets first and
third Mondays of each month at 336 Sutter street.
Washington Council No. 480.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month at Red Men's Hall,
320 Post street.
Golden Star Council No. 548. — Meets first, and
third Thursdays of each month at 121 Eddy street.
Protection Council No. 596. — Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at Alcazar Building.
Metropolis Council No. 640. — Meets every Satur-
day at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Mystic Council No. 674.— Meets third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at Flood Building.
Golden Shore Council No. 695.— Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month at Shiel's Building.
32 O'Farrell street.
Golden Gate Council No. 1309.— Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at 120 O'Farrell
street.
Midwinter Council No. 1335.— Meets second and
fourtu Wednesdays of each month at 1526 Sanchez
street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.— Subsidiary
High Court of the Pacific Coast, instituted November
OtU. 1889, In San Francises, forming a part of the
Universal Order known as The Ancient Order of For-
esters Friendly Society, numbering eight hundred
and sixty thousand members, with a reserve capital
of twenty-five million dollars. The High Court of
the World Is located in Brighton, England for the
present year. The objects of this order are to aid
the sick members, give relief to their widows and
orphans, to find employment for the unemployed,
and all other benevolent purposes. There are one
hundred courts in the State, with several female
branches known as Circles of Companions of the
Foiest, a juvenile branch, and a branch known as the
Uniform Rank.
The Subsidiary High Court Officers are: S. McMul-
lin, H. C. R., San Francisco ; Wm. Cashman. H. S. C. R.,
San Francisco ; M. Boehm, H. C. Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco ; Wm. F. Foes. H. C. Secretary, San Jose ; J. G.
Jeffress, H. C. S. W.. San Francisco; Sam Ferris. H.
C.J.W., Oakland ; Geo. J. Monck, H. C. S. B., Oak-
land; A. Kappenman, H. C. J. B., San Rafael; John
Falconer, Permanent Secretary, 102 O'Farrell Street.
San Francisco.
The following Courts and Circles meet at 102 O'Far-
rell street, except when stated otherwise.
Court Robin Hood No. 5931.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Court Eureka No. 6146.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
Coubt Occidental No. 6676. — Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
Court Star of the West No. 6956.— Meets every
Friday.
Court Star of the Mission No. 7197. — Meets every
Wednesdav.
CoaRT Hercules No. 7206.— Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each mouth.
Court German America No. 7472.— Meets every
Thursday.
Court Twin Peaks No. 7556. — Meets every Wednes-
day, Sixteenth and Noe streets
Court Alcatraz No. 7749. — Meets second and fourth
Fridays of each month corner Stockton and Union
streets.
Court Adel.vidb No. 7637. — Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each month.
Court Liberty No. 7801.— Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
Court Apollo No. 7802.— Meets every Friday.
Court Garfield No. 7803. — Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Court Bournemouth No. 7804. — Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month.
Court O.swabd No. 7805.— Meets every first and
third Tuesdays
Court Alliance No. 7806.— Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month at K. R. B. Hall, 220 Mason
street.
Court Excelsior No. 7807.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Court Mazzini No. 7809.— Meets first and third
Mondays of each month corner Union and Stockton
streets.
Court Fremont No. 7810. —Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month.
Court Victoire No. 7811.— Meets every Thursday.
Court Jusiice No. 7903.— Meets second and fourth.
Tuesdays of each month.
Court Kensington No. 7904.— Meets every Monday
at Duvenecks Hall, Twenty-fourth and Church streets.
CouET Enterprise No. 7905.— Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each month.
Court Franklin No. 7907.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Court Washington No. 7913.— Meets every Tuesday
at 1605 Polk street.
Court California No. 7914.— Meets first and third
Mondays of each month at Masonic Hall, South San
Francisco.
Court America No. 7916.— Meets first and third
Monday of each month at Mannerbund Hall, cor.
Twenty-fourth and Potrero avenue.
Court Concord No. 7917. — Meets every second and
fourth Tuesday of each month.
Court Pride of Potrero No. 7918. — Meets every
Friday eveniug.
Court Minebva No 7919.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
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and
Court Bohemian No. 8023.— Meets second
fourth Tuesdays of each month
Court Delmonte No. 8131.— Meets first and third
Mondays of ea h month.
Court Oak Urove No. 8134.— Meets second and
fourtn Wedneedays of each month.
Court Vigilant No. 8232.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
Court Ivanhoe No. 8238.— Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month.
Court Star of the West Juvenile Branch.—
Meets first and third Wednesdays of each mouth.
Co. a. Uniform Rank.— Headquarters 102 O'Farrell.
Twenty-eight Circles of Companions of the Forest
meet in this city. This branch of the Ancient Order
of Foresters was instituted in San Francisco, June
18th, 1883.
Officers of Grand Circle of California: Mrs. K. M.
Flynn. G. C. C. ; Mrs. M. Asher, G. b. C. C. ; Mrs. A.
E Corwln, G. Treasurer; Mrs. E. E. Roy, G. Secretary;
Mrs. Fannie Irvine, G. R. G.; .Mrs. J. O. Goodwin,
G. L. G.; Mrs. Kate Koppen, G. I. G.; F. D. Brandon,
G. O. G.; Mr. A. Brown, Herald.
Washington Circle No. 1.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Minerva Circle No. 20.— Meets every Friday.
Germania Circle No. 36. — Meets first and third
Mondays of each month.
Eureka Circle No. 39.— Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Alcatraz Circle No. 58. — Meets first and third
Fridays of each mouth corner Union and Stockton
streets.
Twin Peaks Circle No. 102.— Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month cor Seventeenth and
Noe streets.
California Circle No. 103.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
Justice Circle No. 104.— Meets first and third
ThuiBiiays of each month.
Mazzini Circle No. 106.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
Victoire Circle No. 7811. — Meets every Monday.
Franklin Circle No. 115.— Meets first and third
Fridays of each month.
Oak Leaf Circle No. 116 — Meets second and fourth
Fridays of each month. Masonic Hall, South San
Francisco
Social Cikole No. 118.— Meets every Saturday
«vening.
Artemis Cibclb No. 120.— Meets every second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Enterprise Circle jno. i-j4.— Meets first and third
J'ridays of each month.
Ivanhoe Cibole No. 125— Meets second and fourth
Fridays of each month.
America Circle No. 128.— Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month, Twenty-fourth and Potrero
avenue.
Sherwood Circle No. 129.— Meets every Monday.
Bohemian Circle No. 134.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
MizPAH Circle No. 136.— Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Evening Stab . Ciscle No. 138.— Meets Saturday
■evenings.
Olympia Circle No. 141.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
Occidental Circle No. 144.— Meets Monday even-
ings.
Satellite Circle No. 148.— Meets Friday evenings.
Oak Grove Circle No. 149.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays.
Paragon Circle No. 151.— Meets first and third
Mondays of each month.
German America Circle No. 156. — Meets second
and fourth Fridays of each month.
Rowena Circle No. 159.— Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
Olympus Circle No. .— M-ets first and third
Fridays of each month, at Mission Parlor Hall, 421
Seveuteeuth street.
Past Chief Companion's Association.— Meets
Saturdays.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AMERICA.—
The objects of this order are to unite fraterually all
white males of good character, between the ages of
eighteen and fifty years, to aid its sick members,
bury its dead, give relief to their widows and orph-
ans, to find employment for the unemployed, and
all other benevolent purposes. Tnere are one
hundred and fifty Courts in the State, also branches
known as Knights of the Sherwood Forest and the
Companions of the Forest.
The supreme body of the Order is known as the
Supreme Court, and was organized in Minneapolis on
August 15, 1»«9, having on that day seceded from the
Ancient Order of Foresters in England. The Supreme
Court meets biennially. Next meeting at Cleveland,
Ohio, in September, 1895.
Grand Court of California, organized November
20, 1889. Officers for the year ending May 7, 1895—
Henry Ryan, P. G. C. R., San Francisco; C. P.
Rendon, G. C. R., Stockton; A. Orfila, G. S. C. R.,
Los Angeles; S. L. Waller, G. Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco ; C. H. Bremer, G. Secretary, Alameda ; Sol.
Peiser, G. Bee. Secretary. San Francisco; C. A. Bolde-
mann, G. S. W.. San Francisco; Purdy Relyea, G. J.
W., Yuma, Arizona ; Henry Haar, G. 8. B., San Fran-
cisco; Jas. F. Hallett. G. -J. B., San Francisco; J. E.
Roberts, Oakland, Elias Holden, San Jose and C. W.
Heyer, Haywards, G. Trustees ; John Heeuau, J. C.
Howe and Ed. Morris, G. Auditors. Grand Secretary's
office, third floor, Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell
stre.et, Sau Francisco.
Next meeting of Grand Court will convene in
San Jose, May. 1895.
Forty-four Courts and four Junior Courts meet
in this city at the Alcazar Building, 120 O Farrell
Street unless otherwise specified :
Court Robin Hood No. 5931.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Court Aurora No. 6450. — Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month,
Court America No. 6454. — Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month in Potrero Opera House.
Court California No. 6671.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
Court Golden Gate No. 6681. — Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Court San Francisco No. 6747.— Meets first and
third Tuesday of each month.
Court Bay City No. 6857. —Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month.
Court Eucliean No. 6932. — Meets first and third
Monday of each month.
Court Eclipse No. 6972.— Meets every Monday
evening.
Court Hubebtus No. 7125 (German)- Meets every
Friday evening.
Court Justice No. 7182. — Meets second and fourth
Monday of each month.
Court Inter Nos No. 7353. — Meets every Friday
evening.
Court Golden West No. 7467.— Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month.
Court Zenith No. 7474. — Meets every Monday
evening.
Court Golden State No. 7495. — Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month, in Odd Fellow's
Hall. Seventh and Market streets.
Court Defiance No. 7540.— Meets every Thursday
evening.
Court Stanford No. 7563.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each mouth.
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CoxTBT Olympic No. 7584.— Meets second and
fourth Moudays of each month.
Court Magnolia Xo. T.sge.— Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
CoxrET El Dorado No. 7610.— Meets first and third
Fridays of each month.
Cor RT Western Additiok No. 7612.— Meets second
and fourth Mondays of each montb.
CiURT Golden Eagle No. 7628. — Meets every
Thursday evening.
CorRT Golden Eka No. 7690.— Meets first and third
Fridays of each month, in B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street.
CouET Washington No. 7723.— Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month.
CouET Presidio No. 7750.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at Steimke's Hall, corner Octavia and Union
streets.
CotTET BoNiTA No. 7752.— Meets every Monday
evening at comer of Twenty-fourth and Folsom
streets.
Court Yeeba Btjena No. 7753.— Meets first and
third Fridays of each month,
CornT Mayflower No. 7754. — Meets second and
fourth Tuesday of each month at Mission Parlor Hall,
Seventeenth street.
Court Seal Rock No. 7737.— Meets every Thursday
evening in Pythian Castle, 909 Market street.
CouBT Acme No. 7764.— Meets every Friday even-
ing.
Court Palo Alto No. 7767.— Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
CorTtT Columbia No. 7770. —Meets every Wednesday
evening in Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission street.
CouBT Lincoln No. 7772. — Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.
Court H.\yes Valley No. 7774. — Meets every Wed-
nesday evening in Pythian Castle, 909 Market street.
Court Live Dae No. 8121.— Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month at Myrtle Hall, Seventh and
Bailroad Avenues, South San Francisco.
CouET Faballone No. 8127. — Meets fecond and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at Murphy's Hall,
Ocean View.
Court Apollo No. 8182.— Meets first and third Mon-
day of each month.
CouET Cosmopolitan No. 8036.— Meets first and
third Tuesdays of each month.
Court BABB.\EossANo.8185(Gprman).— Meets every
Wednesday evening at 1749 Mission street.
Court Diana No. 8219 (German).— Meets second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Couet Richmond No. 8223.— Meets first and third
Ttiesday of each month at Fraternal Hall.
Court Indepen-dence No. 8320.— Meets every Mon-
day evening.
Court Ferruccio No. 8454 (Italian).— Meets first
and third Tuesdays of each montb in Berssglieri
Hall, 609 Union street.
Court Enterprise No. 8457.— Meets alternate Sat-
urdays of each mouth.
CouET Peide of Callfobnia No. 5 (.Junior
Branch). — Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month.
Couet Young America No. 6 (Junior Branch) .—
Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at
Potrero Opera House.
Couet Peide of the Golden West No. 37 (Junior
Branch). — Meets first and third Wednesdays of each
month.
CouBT Pride of Bontta No. 57 (Junior Branch). —
Meets every Saturday at Twenty-fourth and Folsom
streets.
The Companions of the Forest is the recognized
ladies branch of the Ancient Order of Foresters of
America. The branch has the power of making its
own laws without interference of the parent organi-
zation and is under the control of a Supreme Circle.
The next meeting of the Supreme Circle will be held
in Boston, Mass., in September, 1895.
Gband Ciecle of Califobnia, organized Janu-
ary 28, 1888. Officers for the year ending -Tune 5,
1895: Mrs. L. Enkle. P. G. C. C. San Francisco ; Mrs.
M. B. Campbell, G. C. C, San Francisco : Mrs. A. B.
Andrews, G. S. C. C. Los Angeles ; MissA. D. Bremer,
G. Secretary, Alameda: Miss Emma Rappin. G. Treas-
urer, San FrsnciBCo; Herman Kohn, G. Marshal, San
Francisco ; Mrs. A.Harrison, G. Guard, San Francisco;
Mrs. M. A. Ward, G. Sentry, San Jose, Mrs. R. Kemp
Tan Ee, G. Organist, San Francisco ; Mrs. M. Degen,
San Francisco, Mrs. M. McCoy, Marysville and Mrs.
H. Worms, San Francisco ; Grand Trustees. Grand
Secretary's office third floor, Alcazar Building, 122
O'Farrell street. San Francisco.
The next meeting of the Grand Circle will convene
in San Jose on June 5, 1895.
There are sixty Circles in the State, twenty of which
meet In this city at the Alcazar Building. 122 O'Far-
rell street, unless otherwise specified, as follows:
Excelsiob Ciecle No. 2. — Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month.
Bay City Circle No. 11. — Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
Dl\na Circle No. 22. — Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
Gulden G.\te Circle No. 23.— Meets first and
third Mondays of each month.
LoEELEY Ciecle No. 26 (German). — Meets second
and fourtu Thursdays of each month at 413 Sutter
street.
Live Oak Cibcle No. 29.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
Defl\nce Ciecle No. 38.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Olympus Circle No. 42. — Meets first and third
Fridays of each mnnth in Mission Parlor Hall, Seven-
teenth street near Valencia.
Golden West Circle No. 43.— Meets first and
third Tuesday of each mouth.
Robin Hood Circle No. 58.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of ejch month.
Twilight Circle No. 70. — Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Mizpah Circle No. 100— Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each mouth at Potrero Opera House.
Golden Era Circle No. 103 — Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.
BoNiTA Ciecle No. 104— Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month at Twenty-fourth and Fol-
som streets.
Diamond Cibcle No. 154.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at Murphy's Hall, Ocean
View.
Hayes Valley Circle No. 201.— Meets every Tues-
day at 1133 Mission street.
Aloha Circle No. 203.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 1368 Market street.
Pride of the Forest Circle No. 204.— Meet« sec-
ond and fourth Fridays of each month at Myrtle
Hall. Seventh and Railroad Avenues, South San
Fr«ncisco.
Inter Nos Circle No. 215.- Meets every Monday
evening.
Vill.\ge Belle Cibcle No. 264.— Meets alternate
Saturdays.
The Knights of Sherwood Forest is the recognized
uniformed rank of the Ancient Order of Foresters of
America. There are six conclaves in this State, one
of which is in this city, as follows:
Golden Gate Conclave No. 92 — Meets first and
third Wednesdays of each month at Alcazar Build-
ing, 122 O'Farrell street.
American Foresters Hall Association.— Incor-
porated January 8, 1892, for the purpose of buying
real estate and erecting a hall thereon for the accom-
modation of the various Courts and other branches
of the A. O. F. of A. David Cohan, President; George
Read, Vice-President; C. H. Bremer, Secretary; James
Healing, Treasurer. Secretary's office third floor,
Alcazar Building, 122 O'Farrellstreet.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.—
Elect officers the first Tuesday in April. This
Order, which was first organized in the State by
the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West
Oakland, August 21, 1875, has grown rapidly, until
now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num-
bers and organization, which places it in the front
rank among our many secret benevolent orders.
The Grand Lodge of Califobnia.— Organized
1877. Office, 6.5-6G Flood Building.
Officers.— James Booth, P. G. M. W.; .T. W. War'l,
Q. M. W.: D. J. Toohy, G. F.; Wm. Vinter, G. O.: D.
S. Hirshberg, G. Recorder; Charles H Haile. G.
Receiver: James E. Harlow, G. G. ; John Kastle, G. I.
W.: W. H. Evans, G. O. W.
Twenty-seven Lodges have been instituted in this
city.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. — Organized March,
1888 Meets at 601 Commercial street. Object— Pre-
vention of pauperism and crime.
Officers.— B. P. Flint. President; John M. Burnett,
W. B. Hooper and Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, Vice-
Presidents ; Miss Virginia Fitch, Secretary ; S. W. Le-
vy, Treasurer ; Mrs. A. W. Flint, Registrar.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.- Incorpo-
rated September 28, 1870. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month, at Druid's Hall, 413
Sutter street. Number of members, two hundred and
fifty. N. P. Milloglav, President; August Mikulich,
Secretary, 515 Clay street.
AUSTRIAN MILITARY AND BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCI.ATION.— Incorporated March 27, 1879. Number
of members, 85. Meets second and fourth Wednesdny
evening "f nach month at :^5 Eddy street. Object— To
assist its members in sickness or distress.
BELGIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY.— Societe
Beige de Secnurs Mutuels. This society was organ-
ized April 1, 1883. Number of members, about 100;
meetings, second and fourth Fridavs of eiich month
at 320 Post street. W. B. Chapman "(Consul for Bel-
gium) Honorary President : Louis Nevraumont.Presi-
dent; W. Van Goethem, Vice-President; Eruest Nev-
raucuont. Recording Secretary ; Gh. Ca.st-iers, Finan-
cial Secretary ; Joseph Gaillard, Treasurer ; J. Dellau.
A. Nevraumont, E. Calmon, Trustees.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS.— Organized April 11, 1876. Eugene Dan^y
District Deputy and Exalted Grand Ruler for Cali-
fornia.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 6, B. P. O. Elks. .—Meets
every Friday evening in Albion Hall, Alcazar Build-
ing. 122 O'Farrell strett.
Officers.— J. H. Baufield, E. R ; C. W. Cappelmann,
E. L. K.; Fred. Evans, E. L. K.; T. St. Clair Jones,
E.L. K.; William C. Dudley, secretary; J. O. Harris,
Treasurer; A. A. Terry, Tyler.
Trustees.— J. P Dunne, Alfred Ferrier, Ed. Noonan.
BISHOP ARMIT.AGE CHURCH ORPHANGE OF
CALIFORNIA.— Established in 1886 for the care and
training of orphan, half orphan, destitute and aban-
doned boys. Location of the orphanas/e, San Mateo.
Office of the society, 530 California street, room 3S,
San FranciBco. Rev. A. L Brewer, San Mateo, Pres-
ident; L. Wadham, San Francisco, Secretary and
Treasurer; B. F. LeWarne, San Mateo, Superintendeut.
BOYS AND GIRLS AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated
September 15, 1874. Rescues homeless, neglected or
abused children of California and receives .iuvenile
offenderswho (by legal commitment or otherwise) are
in danger of being sent to prison ; provides for such
until suitable homes or employment are found for
them, and continues to look after their condition and
treatment; maintains reading rooms, libraries, baths,
sewing school and class in music. Lodgings and
board are furnished at a nominal co.st to working
boys and girls who have neither homes nor suitable
guardianship in the city. The work is free from sec-
tarianism and dei^ends upon voluntary contributions
for its support. Office and " Home," corner Grove
and Baker streets. San Francisco. Children are also
received from p:irents and others for discipline, so
called, to check their gravitation into crime ; others
for temporary care while parents are ill or pending
legal proceedings.
George C. Perkins, President; Charles R. Allen,
Secretary: Arthur G. Smiley. Superintendent; James
C. Kemp, Visiting Agent, Mrs. R. T. Eagau, City
Collector.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALIFOR'
NI.\. — Rooms, 604 Merchant street.
This society was organized in 1865, for the purpose
of affordins: relief to sick and destitute members and
persons wh j were subjects of Great Britain at the
time of their birth, and of promoting the social and
intellectual improvement of its members. Since its
organization it has disbursed exclusively for relief
$69,455, and has procured employment for over ten
thousand persons. Between twelve and thirteen
hundred members have been admitted to member-
ship, and there are now some one hundred and
five paying members, including twelve life members,
on the rolls. The Board of Relief is in attendance
daily from ten o'clock A.M. to one o'clock P.M. The
regular meeting is held on the first Tuesday of each
month, at four o'clock P. M.
Offlcers.— William Doxey, President ; J. H. Wallace,
First Vice-President; stanhi.pe Dickinson, Second
Vice-President; Percy Beamish, Treasurer; Benj.
Clark, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF MEDICINE —Organ-
ized September 26, l»yl (successor to Sau Francisco
Medical Benevolent Soiiety, organized December 21,
1870, and incorporated February 23, 1871) to promote
kindly profes.sional and social intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large.
A Literary Chapter was organized July 21. 1871. for
the following objects: First— The coUe tion of a
library. Second— The establishment of a museum.
Third- The publication of a medical journal, or mon-
Oijraphs on medical subjects, as the society may,
from time to time, determine or order to be printed.
Fourth— Reports of cases and the discussion of such
medical subjects «s shall be brought before the Chap-
ter. Number of members, forty-eight. Regular meet-
ings of the society and the Literary Chapter are held
on the third Saturday of each month at their build-
ing. Rooms SE corner Bush street and Van Ness ave-
nue always open to members.
Officers.— Wm. W»tt Kerr, M. B., C. M., President;
Luke Robinson, M. D., F. R. C. S. E., Treasurer ; John
M. Williamson, M.D., Secretary, 21 Powell.
LiTEKART Chapter. — J. M. Williamson. M. D., Sec-
retary and Librarian ; Theo. C. Rethers. M. D., Cura-
tor.
CALIFORNIA CHILDRENS' HOME SOCIETY.-
This society is incorporated under the laws of the
State of California, and is an organization for res-
cuing destitute and homeless children. It seeks to
place such Children in Christian homes where they
can grow up ;is useful and s'-lf-sustaining members cf
society. It iiiaint.iins no institution, believing that
there is no effi'ieut substitute for the family life in
the education uf our race. Local boards are appointed
to carry oq the work systematically and efficiently in
their severul localities. The society depends upon
voluntary donations for its support, the gift of the
well-to-do. also the widow'.'J mite. Rev. U. Gregory,
D. D., Supeiinteudent, 522 Ellis street.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Organized
November '27, 1865.
The objects of this association are the ameliora-
tion of the condition of prisoners, the improve-
ment of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid
and encouragement of discharged prisoners in their
efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure
for themselves an honest livelihood.
Officers.— Ira P. Rankin, President; Rev. James
Woodworth, Secretary ; A. J. Ralston, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— Incorporated Sep-
tember 2, 1876.
Objects— To provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty
to children, and to labor in the education of a ijublic
sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil-
dren. Office, NE cor Market and Taylor streets,
room 95-96.
Officers. — Charles Sonntag, President ; John
McComb, Secretary.
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CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— lucorporated Septembers, 1869. Num-
ber of members, eigbty-»ix. Meets second Monday of
each month at 1133 Mission street.
CHEBRA ACHIM EACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized October 20, 18ti2. Meetings held the first
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
street. Number of members, one hundred and ten.
Their ob.,ect is to relieve and care for the sick, in-
firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The
fnrids and property of the society constitute a Charity
Fund.
Olflcers. — Charles GrossUcht, Secretary ; Mannheim
Marks. Treasurer.
CHEBRA BENAI TISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized September, 1861. Incorporated May. 1868. Meet-
ings held the third Sunday of each month at B'nal
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and .«ixty-five.
Object— To afford relief to its members in case of
sickness or distress.
OflBcers.— S. Kragen, President; D. Cohen, Vice-
President ; C. Samuels, Recording Secretary ; M.
Elias. Financial Secretary; J. Simon. Treasunr;
J. Sterling, S. Goldman, H. Rubin, I Friedman,
Direct-rs; L. Marshall, Messenger.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UEEDISHA SOCIETY.—
Organized February, 1857. Meetings held the first
Sunday of each mouth at B'nai B'rith Hall. 121
Eddy street. The object of this society is to aid its
members in case of sickness or distress.
Officers— S. Levit, President; S. H. Henry, "Vice-
Prerident; A.N. Levy, Secretary, 517 Kearny, resi-
dence. lUil Howard street.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 8, 186U. Meetings held the first Sunday of each
month at 32 OFarrell street. Nvmibtr of members,
one hundred. Object; To aid its members in case of
sickness or c.istress.
Olficers.— H. Jacobs, President; S. Meyer, Secretary,
224 Sixth street.
CHEBRA OHAVAI SHOLEM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 26, 1874. Meetings held the second Sunday of
eacii month, at 121 Eddy street. Number of mem-
bers, ninety.
Oflicers.— M. 'Whitehead, President ; J. Israelsky,
Secretary.
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY.-Incorporated
October 7, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of
each month at 121 Eddy street. Object: Mutual re-
lief of its members.
Officers.— M. H. Marks, President ; Jacob Gans, Sec-
retary.
DANISH LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.— Mrs. W. B.
Nielson, President: Mrs P. Danielsen and Mrs. A.
Sanderup, Vice-Presidents; J. M. Christiansen. Re-
cording Secretary ; Mrn. P. Olaen, Financial Secretary ;
H. Kavn. Treasuier. Number of members, two hun-
dred. Meets first "Wednesday of every mouth at 25
Tenth street.
DANISH SOCIETY (DANIA)— D.\sm.\kk Branch
No. 2. — object: Benevolent and soi ial. Meets every
Thursday evening at St. George Hall, 909}^ MarKet
street.
Officers.— Th. Iversen, President; C. Rasmrssen,
Recording Secretary; J. P. Koford, Financial Secre-
tary.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
October. 18.')0, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in
want or sickness. Number of members . seven hundred
and forty-six, who pay one dollar each jjer month,
besides an additional sum of twenty-five cents, for the
Bupport of widows and orphans. The society has a
fund on interest. Oflice, l(i5 Stockton street.
Officers.— S. W. Eusenstock. President ; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary ; Albert Meyer, Treasurer.
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY. — Organized Decem-
ber 8, 1862. Reorganized .\pril 15, 1872, under an .\ct
of the Legislature, approved March 14, 1872. Meetings
of the company are held on the third Monday of
each month, at their ballon Brenham Place.
Officers. — George T. Bohen, President ; John J.
Gnilfoyle, Secretary.
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized 1868. Reorganized May 7, 1874. It
Includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire
Department, and has for its object the
creation and maintenance of a fund for benev-
olent purposes in their behalf. An assess-
ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem-
bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per
week are paid members during sickness. Special as-
sessments of one dollar on all members is also made
upon the death of a member, the amount realized be-
ing applied first to funeral expenses, the residue go-
ing to the heirs of deceased.
Officers.- D. T. Sullivan, President. Chief Engineer ;
Jas. Radford, Recording Secretary ; E. F. McKittrick.
Financial Secretary; M. J.Dolan, Treasurer; Wm. D.
Water, Isidor Gurmendez, John Mahoney, E. F. Mc-
Kittrick, Trustees.
FIRST HEBRE'W BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in sickness
and in want. Reorganized 1853. Incorporated 1862.
Number of members, two hundred. Levi Shilling,
President ; Alexander L. Badt, Secretary; Sol. Zekind,
Treasurer; office, northeast corner Taylor and Post
streets.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.— Organized January 10, 1864. Meet-
ings hjld second Sunday of each month, at 121 Eddy
street. Number of members, one hundred and sev-
enty-five. The object of this association is to establish
an institution fur mutual assistance to ladies of the
Hebrew faith who may become members of the So-
ciety; to furnish a physician and medicine, a weekly
benefit to sick members, and, on death of a member,
to defray the funeral expenses.
Officers.— M. Marks, President; S. Mejer, Secre-
retary, office, 224 Sixth street.
FLORENCE CRITTENDEN HOME ASSOCIATION
FOR ERRING 'WOMEN. — Charles N. Crittenden,
President ; Mis. S. G. Russell, Matron ; A. G. Siniley
Secretary; N. R. Stiong, Treasurer and J. \V. Ells-
worth, Manager, 520 Ee.iruy street.
FRENCH L.\DIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciete de Bienfaisance des Dames Fran^aise). — Incor-
porated June 5, 1867. Meetings held last Monday of
each mouth, at 2 p. m., at 318 Post street iu the
rooms iif the French Mutual Benevolent Society and
Hospital for business. Ladies receive the poor every
Thursday from 2 to 3 P. M., in the same building. Ob-
ject: Relief of French people that may be in want.
Officer.s. — Mrs. L. De Lelande. President; Mrs.
Bazan, Secretary.
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
cieti3 Fran^-aise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle) . — Estab-
lished December 28, 1851. This is a Mutual Relief
Society, established for the purpose of afi'ording as-
sistance to its members in case of sickness. The
rooms of the society are located at 318 Post street.
The commodious hospital, southeast comer Point
Lobos and Fifth avenues, forms a very important
addition to the charitable institutions of the city.
The Central Pharmacy of the Society is open every
day (Sundays excepted), between one and five o'clock
P. M.. at 318 Post street.
GARIBALDI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
— Meets second Saturday of each month at 423 Broad-
way street. E. Scodeletti, Secretary.
GERM.\N GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
SAN FR.iNCISCO (Styled in German, Die .Mlgemeiue
Deutsche Understuetzungs Gesellschaft) . — Is one ot
the largest and most efficient charitable institutions
in the State. It was organized on the seventh of
January, 18.54, with one hundred and five members,
and has rapidly increased, until now it numbers three
thousand three hundred and sixty-two members.
Only Germans and persons speaking German are
admitted to membership. The chief purpose of the
association is mutual assistance in case of sickness,
and when sick every member has a right to demand
support and medical attendance from the society.
The society has a second purpose of doing charity to
Germans not members of the association, and especi-
ally to German immigrants newly arrived. For this
purpose the society has expended during its existence
over $300,000. The hospital of the society, located
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on the block bounded by Fourteenth, Kidley, Xoe
and Castro streets, is built after the most improved
plans of modern hospital architecture, and has ac-
commodations for three hundred patients. It was
formally opened February 22, 1878, and replaces the
old hospital on Brannan street, which was burned
August 28, 1876.
The office is at 320 Geary street, where the general
agent, Eugene Romer, can be found from eight o'clock
A. M. to five o'clock P. M., on week days. All applica-
tions for admission into the society, or for charitable
relief, and to furnish employment or servants to ap-
plicants, should be addressed to the agent. No charge
for application.
Officers. — E. C. Priber,President ; Julius Hausmeis*
ter, Vice-President ; F. C. Siebe, Treasurer ; William
Herrmann, Corresponding Secretary.
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1870. Object: To aid the poor
and distressed German women of San Francisco.
Number of members two hundred and seventy-eight.
Meets on the first day of each month at 320 Geary.
Officers. — Mrs. M. Broemmel, President ; Mrs. J.
BegensDerger, Vice-President ; Mrs. J. Popert. Sec-
retary, 348 Fourth streets ; Mrs. F. Stadtmiieller,
Treasurer.
ST. FRANCIS GIRLS' DIRECTORY ORPHAN
ASYLUM.— Park avenue and Lott street. Organized
December 25, 1887. Incorporated January 29, 1894.
Objects: The care, maintenance and education of
orphans, half orphans, and abandoned children of
all denominations and nationalities. Administration
in charge of the Sisters of St. Francis. Sifter M.
Margaret, Superior ; Sister Marie Immaculate, Assist-
ant Superior.
GOLDEN GATE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION.
—Organized October 6tb, 1879. Incorporated October
6th. 1884.
This work had its inspiration in the Bible Class of
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper. Its object is the establishment
and maintenance of free Kindergartens in San Fran-
cisco, and the sustaining of a free Normal Training
School forKindergaitners ; and to further promote tbe
work for needy, neglected childen. There are sevf nty
well-known ladies on the Board ; also thirty repre-
sentative gentlemen of the city and vicinity, includ-
ing the Presidents of the Leland Stanford Jr. Univer-
sity and the University of California, and other
distinguished professors. Up to October 8th,
1894, 18,126 little children, under six years of
age, have been trained in these Kindergartens.
Thirty-eight Kindergartens have been organized.
Three hundred and eighty thousand dollars has been
given to this work by the citizens of San Francisco
(luring the fourteen years. Mrs. Stanford has, in ad-
dition to this, endowed five Memorial Kindergartens
with SIOO.OOO. The first year the total receipts were
$1,805 70. The fifteenth year the total receipts were
$39,017 88. Mother's Meetings have been organized
to encourage thrift, economy and hygiene in the fam-
ilies connected with the Kindergartens, and to bting
something of new hope and comfort Into their hard
and cheerless lives. A free Normal Training School
for teachers has been in successful operation for
four years, under the supervision of Miss Anna M.
Stovall. s distinguished trainer. The graduates from
the Golden Gate Free Training School are in demand
from all parts of tbe country. The Golden Gate
Froebel Association, an organization composed of the
teachers and graduates of the UHSociation, is also in
successful operation.
Officers.— Mrs. Leland Stanford, Honorary Presi-
dent ; Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, President ; Mrs. Charles
Holbrook and Mrs. Louis Sloss, Vice-Presidents ;
Miss Ella L. Adams, Secretary ; Miss Virginia Fitch,
Assistant Secretary ; Miss Isabelle Knight, Treasurer ;
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, Superintendent ; Miss Harriet
Cooper, Deputy Superintendent and Private Secre-
tary ; Charles G. Lathrop, Mrs. Alvau Flanders and
Mrs. E. B. Cutter, Auditors. Directors : Mrs. Leland
Stanford, Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, Mrs. George Hearst,
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Charles Holbrook,
Mrs. Cyras Walker, Mrs. A. J. Pope, Mrs. Louis Sloss.
Mrs. B. F. Norris, Mrs. Charles Clayton. Normal
Trainer, Miss Anna M. Stovall.
MADRID MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Object benevolence. Members 120. Organized Jan-
uary 7, 1887. Meets lat-t Sunday in tach month.
Secretary's address, 17 Moss street. The officers for
tbe ensuing term : Frank L. Noriega, President : Joe
Cuello, Vice-President ; Emile Jahl. Financial Secre-
tary ; Jaun Nava, Recording Secretary ; John L. Nor-
iega, Treasurer; J. E. U. Fernandez Physician. Direct-
ors : Eug. E. Sciallero, Joseph H. Ranken, Jaun Car-
reo, Anton Cuello and Al. Higgins.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 1867. Department Headquarters room^ 18
and 19, St. Ann's Building, No. 6 Eddy street, San
Francisco.
This is an organization of honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors and marines of the Army and Navy
of the United States, who Served to suppress the late
rebellion, and whose objects are to perpetuate a fra-
ternal feeling among its members, to aid and assist
those in distress, and provide for the widows and
orphans of their deceased comrades. The place for
holding the annual meeting of the Department of
California is designated from year to year.
Lincoln Post No. 1. — Organized May 27th, 1867,
Joseph Steele, Commander. Meets Thursdays at 35
Eddy street.
George H. Thomas Post No. 2.— T. K. Stateler.
Commander. Meets first and third Tuesday of each
month at 320 Post street.
G.VBFiELD Post No. 34.— J. W. Milstead, Comman-
der. Meets Tuesdays in Alcazar Building.
Colonel Cass Post No. 46. — J. J. Walsh, Com-
mander. Meets first Tuesday of each month at 2317
Mission street.
General G. G. Meade Post No. 48.-0. S.
Johnson, Commander. Meets first and third Tues-
days of each month in Foresters' Hall, 102 O'Farrell
street.
Liberty Post No. 133.— E. B. Griffith. Com-
mander. Meets Fridays, at 20 Eddy street.
Veteran Guard of California, G. A. R. — Organ-
ized April 11, 1885 ; number of members, 100. Meet
Mondays. Joseph B. Lauck, Captain ; T. C. Mas-
teller, Adjutant; Eugene Wiegand. Quartermaster;
J. J. Frank, Commissary, Armory, 620 Bush street.
Grand Army or the Republic Cemetery Associa-
tion.—Incorporated January 28, 1870. H. T. Hobbert,
President ; C. Mason Kinne, 422 California, Treas-
urer ; John C. Innes, Secretary.
SONS OF VETERANS.— Organized November, 1881.
Object : True allegiance to the Government, based
upon a respect for, and devotion and fidelity to the
Constitution.
Membership — All male descendents, not less than
eighteen years of age, of deceased or honorably dis-
charged soldiers, sailors ormarines who served in the
Union .\rmy or Navy during the Civil War of 1861-65 ;
provided that no person shall be eligible who has ever
been convicted of any infamous crime, or who has,
or whose father has ever bornt> arms against the Gov-
ernment of the United States
Division Officer^ of California.— Frank C. Ship-
ley. Commander ; R. A. Marshall, S. V.; W. A. Banks.
J. v.: Division Council— L. D. Manning, F. W. Bun-
nell and F. A. Bailey. Division Staff : C. L. Pierce,
Surgeon : W. F. Mason, Chaplain ; Carl F. Wood, Ad-
jutant; L. S. Bixby. Quartermaster; J. A. Medlar,
Inspector; F. E. Wharff. Mustering Officer; W. S.
Lacey, Judge Advocate.
Fair Oaks Camp No. 15. — Meets every Monday at
102 O'Farrell street. W. E. Lawrence Commander;
A. M. Annis, First Sergeant.
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.— Cali-
fornia Society organized July 4th, 1876.
The objects of this society are to unite and pro-
mote fellowship among the descendants, and perpet-
uate the memory of the men who, by their services
or sacrifices during the war of the American revolu-
tion, achieved the independence of tbe American
people ; to inspire among the members of the society
and the community at large a mere profound rever-
ence for the principles of the government founded
by our forefathers ; to encourage historical research
in relation to the American revolution ; to acquire
and preserve the records of the individual services
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of revolutionary patriots, and documents, relics and
landmarks connected with the war ; to mark the
scenes of the revolution by appropriate memorials ;
to celebrate the anniversaries of the prominent events
of the war ; to maintain and extend the institutions
of American freedom, and to carry out the injunc-
tions of Washington in his farewell address to the
American people.
Any man is eligible for membership, who is of the
age of tweijty-one years, and whose ancestors ren-
dered actual service in the cause of American inde-
pendence, either as an officer, soldier, seaman, ma-
rine, militiaman or minute man in the armed forces
of the Continental Congress, or of any of the several
Colonies or States ; or as a signer of the Declaration
of Independence ; or as a member of a committee of
Safety or correspondence ; or as a member of any
Continental, Provincial, or Colonial Congres= or Leg-
islature : or as a civil officer, either of one of the
Colonies or States, or of the national government; or
as a recognized patriot, who performed actual service
by overt acts of" rebellion against the authority of
Great Britain.
Officers.— Chas. J. King, President ; Edward Hun-
ter. Senior Vice-President ; E W. McKinstry, Junior
Vice President: E. Burke Holladay. Secretary; Chas.
H. Warner, Treasurer ; A. S. Hubbard, Registrar;
Wm. S. Moses, Marshal; office of secretary, 036 Clay
street, room 3.
THE SAN FRANCISCO SETTLEMENT ASSOCIA-
. TION.— Was founded in April, 1894, as a result of the
visit to San Francisco of Miss .Jane .\dams of Hull
House, Chicaao. Its object is to maintain in Sau
Francisco a settlement similar to those that have
been so successful in the East and in England, such
as Hull House, Chicago, Anaover House, Boston and
Toynbee Hall iu East London. There is a governing
council consisting of the following members: Prof.
Bernard Moses, President ; Prof. Frank Angell, Vlce-
Presideut; Victor O'Brien, Secretary; Miss Virginia
Fitch, Treasurer: F. E. Haynes, Head of the House:
Miss Ethel Beaver, Mr. John F. Harrold, Mrs. Mary
W. Kincaid, Miss Fannie McLean, Miss Jean ParKer.
The Settlement House known as the "South Park
Settlement " is located at No. 15 South Park, betweeu
Second and Third, Bryant and Brannan streets, Mr.
F. C. Haynes has charge of the house.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.— Objects: To specially
aid and assist the Grand Army of the Republic, and
to perpetuate the memory of their heroic dead. To
assist such Union Veterans and their dependents, as
may need help, and to find them homes and employ-
ment. To inculcate lessons of patrioiism and love
of Country, in the communities in which we live,
and to assist needy army nurses. Corps in San Fran-
cisco :
Department Officers of California. — President,
Abbie E. Johnston, Los Angeles ; Senior Vice Presi-
dent, Mary C. Farmer, Valli jo ; Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Florence E. Moore, Santa Barba'a ; Secretary,
Mary E Hartwell, Los Angeles; Treasurer, Sarah
Davis, Riverside; Chaplain, Anns E. Kooken, Sau
Dieao; Inspector, Flora E. Bowley, San Francisco;
Counselor, Geraldine E. Hood, Menlo Park ; I. and
I Officer, Hattie Holcomb. Sau Jose.
Lincoln Relief Cobps No. 3. — Hannah M. Dean,
President. '.I3;i Capp street. Meets every Thursday
at Washington Hull, 35 Eddy street.
Gabfield Relief Cobps No. 21.— Katie M. Brown.
President. 2'2S Filbert street. Meets every Tuesday
evening at Foresters' Hall, 102 O'Farrell street.
Meade Relief Cobps No. 60. — Jennie C. Goodwin,
President. 521 Turk street. Meets first and third
Tuesday evenings at Forester's Hall, 102 O'Farrell
street.
LADIES OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPCB-
LIC— Object— To assist the Grand Army of the Re-
public in its mission of aid, encouragement and sym-
pathy in their work of charity ; to extend aid to its
sick, to aid sict. soldieis, sailors and marines
and to look aft-r their orphans ; to perpetuate and
keep forever sacred "Memoria JDay" and to see that
the children obtain proper education in the history of
our country and in patiioMsm.
Eligibility— All mothers, wives, sisters and daugh-
ters of soldiers, sailors or marines who served honor-
ably during the civil war of 1861-65, and army nurses-
of good moral character.
Department Officers of California. — Eleanore P-
Ande- -in. San Jose, President; Mattle Soper. San
Jose S, V. President ; Ella B. Knapp, Los Angeles, J.
V. Piesilent; Mny W. Turner, San Francisco, Secre-
tary ; Mary M. Blood, San Francisco, Treasurer; El-
mira Yonnglove, Santa Cruz, Chaplain: Ella C. Smed-
ley, San Francisco, Conductor; Lillie Buttner, Sau
Francisco, Counselor; Hannah J. Meyers, Fresno,
Guard.
Seven Fixes Circle No. ]— fleets every Monday
evening, in Fraternal Hall, Alcazar Building.
Getttsburg Circle No. 11— Meets the first and
third Fiiday evenings of the month, in Fraternal
Hall, Alcazar Building.
Elsworth Circle No. 6 — Meets second Thursday
evening and last Saturday afternoon of each moutb,
in Fraternal Hall, Odd Fellow's Building.Santa Rosa,
Cal.
GREEK, RUSSIAN, SLAVONIAN ORTHO,DOX
EASTERN CHURCB AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
—This Society was organized about 1862 and incor-
porated iu 1867. Meets at both the Russian Church
building, 1713-1715 Powell street, and S. M. B. and
L. Hall, 10 Califoroia street. Jlembership about 350.
Officers— S. Dabovicb, President ; Geo. E. Dabo\ ich,
Recording Secretary; Vladimir Jovovich, Financial
Secretary.
Hab HABiiOBiAH Lodge No. 3, O. E., S. B.— Meet-
ings held the second Sunday of each month at B'nai
B'rlth Hall, 121 Eddy street, J. L. Solomon. President,
, Vice-President, Thomas Cohn, Treas
HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENS.\RY.— Located in the
Hahnemann Hospital College Building, 115 Haighk
street, above Octavia. The object of the Dispenshry
is to provide medical and surgical aid for the worthy
poor, and to attend at their homes, those among the;;,
unable to visit the Dispensary, .\ttention given i-..
all departments of medicine and sursery. Honr-
from 10 A. M. to 3 p. m. daily, except Sundays.
Officers:— C. B. Currier. M. D.,Dean ; J. E. Lilienthai,
il.D., Medical Superintendent.
OUR LADY'S HOME.— For iged and Infirm Fe-
males, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Estnb-
lished February, 1H71. Incorporated January, 1894.
Number of Inmates, 125.
A permanent 1 nilding is about being erected in
Fruitvale, Alameda Co. Present location, Riucou
Place adjoining St. Mary's Hospital.
HUNGARLiN SOCIAL AND MUTU.A.L AID SOCI-
ETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Meets first and third
Sunday in each month at 124 O'Farrell street. I.
Freed. "President; J. MuUer, Vice-President; A. M.
Kline, Secretary; F Jaenbovics, Treasurer; S. Sze-
gedy. Librarian; Dr. Julius Soboslay, Physician.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great
Chief of Records, Red Men's Building, 320 Post street.
O F. Seavey, Great Sachem ; C. F. Burgman, Great
Chief of Records.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED .MEN'S HALL ASSO-
CI.^TIOX. — Meets every second Monday in the month
at the Hall, 320 Post street.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S ENDOW-
MENT FUND ASSOCIATION.— Organized September
8, 1881. Office, 320 Post street. Annual meeting held
on the second Tuesday in July of eai h year.
Officers— Frederick Brandt, President; Henry .\.
Cha=e, Secretary ; H. H. Cole, Treasurer.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S RELIEF -iND
BURIAL ASSOCLiTION .—Incorporated October 25th,
1889. John F. Pinkham, President ; Henry A. Chase,
Secretary; William J. Smith, Treasurer. Annual
meeting first Monday in January of each y ar.
IN-DEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (Exclusive
German Order). — The Gross Stamm of California
meets annually the last Monday in July. Address, 510
Bush street.
Valentine Homber, Grand O. C. ; B. A. Salman,
Grand Secretary.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN'S HALL AS-
SOCIATION.—Incorporated December24, 1867. Meets
second Tuesday of each month at the Hall, 510 Bush
street.
Officers.— C. B. Rode, President; A. Wrede, Vice-
President; D. H. Boeckruann, Secretary; John Man-
gels, Treasurer.
ITALIAN BERSAGLIERI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY (Societa di Mutuo Soccorso della Com-
pagnla Bersaglieri Italian!) .—Incorporated February
18, 1881. Number of members, six hundred. Meets
on the second Thursday of every month at 1525 Stock-
ton street.
Officers.— A. Nardini, President ; E. Unti, Secretary.
GARIBALDI MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.-Location,
42a Broadway street. Meets second Saturday of each
month. Officers. — F. Zeiro, President; G. Roccatagli-
ata and E. Scodeletti, Vice-Presidents ; L. Torre,
Treasurer ; B. Ratto, Secretary.
ITALIAN RIALI CARABINIERI MUTUAL AID
SOCIETY.— Incorporated June 17, 1892. Society's
Hall. Carabinieri Ball, 1224 Dupont street. G. M.
Postiglione. President, 107 Sutter street; T. Veuturi,
Treasurer, 315 Montfjotnery avenue; Thomas Maino,
Secretary, 1219 Market, residence 928)^ Pacific street.
ITALIAN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— In-
corporated December 30, 1807. Number of members,
eight hundred and fifty.
'This is a mutual relief society, established for the
purpose of atfording assistance to sick members.
Meetings held the second Monday of each month,
at 808 Montgomery street.
Officers.— J. C.Sala, President ; G .G. Caglieri, Vice-
President ; F.Cava^anro, Treasurer ; Benjamin Moron,
Secretary, P. O. Box 1848; A. Casassa, Collector; J.
Pescia, Physician.
JUAREZ GUARD MUTUAL AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.— Organized October 17, 1871. This is the
civil section of the Juarez Guard, and its purpose is
to aid its sick meoibers. Number of members, one
hundred and twenty-three. Meets at Apollo Hall, 810
Pacific street.
4. Tejeda, President ; A. Montero, Recording Secre-
tary.
KING'S DAUGHTERS' HOME FOR INCURABLES.
Incorporated December 19, 1890. Location, Francisco
street, near Powell. The Home is designed for people
who are suflferiug with incurable diseases other than
contagious diseases and for acquiring and holding of
all such real and personal property as may be neces-
sary to accomplish the objects of tbe incorporation.
Mrs. A. P. Clark, President.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.— Chartered
in 1878, by the State of Kentucky. Its objects are to
unite fraternally all acceptable white men and women
of any reputable profession, business or occupation,
who are over eighteen years of age ; to promote ben-
evolence and charity, by establishing a relief fund,
from which, on satisfactory evidence of the death of
a member of the corporation, a sum, not exceeding
three thousand dollars, shall be paid to the beneficiary
as the member may direct. A Grand Lodge was or-
ganized August 26, 1887.
Officers.— J . C. Pierson. P. G. P. ; C. 0. O'Donnell, G.
P.; H. C.Trephagen. G. V. P.; S. B. Carleton.G. S.; J.
\V. Maher, G. T. ; Mrs. M. E. Cummings, G. C; Miss
E. A. Reed, G. G.; Mrs. P. Dunszweiller, G. G. ; Miss
Minnie Hotfelt, G. S.; J. D. Jeflers, Mrs. P. Holtz-
heiser, Mrs. Meta Widder, Grand Trustees. Head-
quarters. 20 Ellis, 8. F.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. — Organized June, 1873.
Objects: Benevolent, fraternal and beneficial. Has
paid death losses amounting to $49.130 000. The
first Lodge organized in this State was the California,
in May, 1879.
Grand Lodge of California. — Organized March,
1880. Room 47 St. Ann's Building.
Officers.— Chas. W. Decker, San Francisco, Past
Grand Dictator; A. H. Voigt, Los Angeles. Grand
Dictator ; Prescott L. Archibald, San Francisco, Grand
Vice-Dictator; W. W. Morison, Oakland, Grand As-
sistant Dictator ; C. H. M. Curry, .San Francisco, Grand
Reporter; F. William Zehfuss, San Francisco. Grand
Treasurer; B. F. Hobart, Oakland, Grand Chaplain,
W. W. Cowell, Stockton, Grand Guide; J. G. Smith,
Vallejo, Grand Guardian; J. C. Harvey, San Francis ;
CO, Grand Sentinel ; Dorsan Nichols. San Francisco-
Grand Trustee ; George Lemont, San Francisco, Grand
Trustee; Thos. Johnstone. San Francisco, Grand
Trustee ; C. H. M. Curry, Supreme Lodge Representa-
tive, 1 year; Supreme Representative. Duncan Mc-
pherson ; Supreme Lodge Representatives, 2 years,
C. A. Qarthorne; Supreme Lodge Alternate, 1 year;
Dr. Lee O. Rodgers, Supreme Lodge Alternate, j
years.
There are fifty - five lodges, numbering four
thousand members, in California. There are twenty-
four lodges in this city, viz.:
IvT Lodge No. 1716.— Meets every Friday evening
at 20 Eddy street.
Germania Lodge No. 1718.— (Works in German)
meets every Tuesday evening at Alcazar Building.
Friendship Lodge No. 1731.— Meets every Monday
evening at Alcazar Building.
Charter Oak Lodge No. 1755.— Meets first and
Third Friday evenings of each month at 320 Post
street.
Eureka Lodge No. 1756. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at 20 Eddy street.
Yerba Bpena Lodge No. 1788. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at Alcazar Building.
Norman Lodge No. 1841.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall.
Saxon Lodge No. 1848. — ^Meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evenings at 320 Post street.
Union Lodge No. 1895. — Meets every first, third and
fifth Tuesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Farrell
street.
San Francisco Lodge No. 1922.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Alcazar Building.
Tanched Lodge No. 1927. — Meets second and fourth
Saturday evenings of eai^h month at Alcazar Building.
Yosemite Lodge No. 1930. — Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month at Alcazar Build-
ing.
Occidental Lodge No. 1990. — Meets second and
fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at 121
Eddy street.
Keystone Lodge No. 2107.— Meets every Thursday
evening at Alcazar Building.
Fidelity Lodge No. 2108. — Meets every first and
third Friday evening of each month at 320 Poststreet.
Eagle Lodge No. 2204. — Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month at 32 O'Farrell
street.
America Lodge No. 2229. — Meets first and third
Thursday evenings of each month at 20 Eddy street.
Confidence Lodge No. 2282.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 209 Saii-
some street.
Far West Lodge No. 2324.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 1901 Geary street.
Anchor Lodge No. 2366. — Meets every Monday
evening in each month at 20 Eddy street.
Polar Star Lodge No. 3027. — Meets every Friday
evening at corner Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
FORTCNA Lodge. — Meets every Thursday evening
at 20 Eddy street.
Liberty Lodge No. 3496. — Meets every Monday
evening at 20 Eddy street.
Leland Stanford. — Meets every Friday evening of
each month at 20 Eddy street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of this
Order in California was organized March 25, 1869.
Since then 198 other Lodges have been orj,'anized in
the State, twenty-four of which are in San Francisco.
The Grand Lodge of California.— Organized Sep
tember 28, 1869.
Officers.- Frank McGowan. P. G. C. ; C. E. Lindsay.
G. C. ; George Samuels. G. V. C. ; 0. F. McGlashan, G.
P. : H. Schaffner, G. K. of R. and S., San Francisco ; S
G. Little, G. M. of E.. Dixon; W. W. Reeves, G. M. of
A.; E. H. Warren, G. I. G.; J. H. Johnson, G. O. G..
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Fresno; T. J. Crowley, San Rafael; Office of G. K.
of R. and S., 16 St. Ann's Building.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
—Rooms, 909 Market street. Meets the second Satur-
day evening of each month. The library contains
over five thousand volumes in the various depart,
ments of literature. Officers.— C. W. Nevin, Presi-
dent; D. Allison, Secretary and Librarian.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUREAU OF RELIEF.- -
Meets every Saturday evening at 9u9 Market street.
M.A. Samuels, President; W. C. Lohmeyer, Vice-Presi-
dent; W. T. Lansfield, Secretary; W. S. Bowker,
Treasurer.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CEMETERY ASSOCIA-
TION.—Oiflce, room 16 St. Ann's Building. Plat,
City Cemetery. M. A. Samuels, President; F. A.
Mecready, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.— A beneficial
and semi-military organization.
Grand Officers of the Grand Castle of the State of
California.— U. A. Lewis of San Francisco, P. G.
C; D. X. Hanna of Vallejo. G. C. : G. B. Hanna,
Grand Master of Records. 535 Market street.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Irish
organization, the object of which is known only to
the members of the association. Meets every Wed-
nesday at southeast corner Mason and O'Farrell
streets.
KONG CHOW BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.— (Chinese)
Incorporated September 24, 1867. Location of asy-
lum, north side of Pine street, between Kearny and
Grant Av. Object : To dispense charity to poor and
worthy Chinese.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY,
OR •• HA WEIS ORPHANAGE. "—Established August
4, 1853. Incorporated August g, 18.54.
This society has under its supervision a Home
where friendless or destitute girls under the age of
fourteen and over three years, and boys under ten and
over three years, may be received and provided for un-
til permanent homes in Christian families can be
secured for them.
The building of this institution is located on Frank-
lin street, between Post and Geary, and is a fine and
commodious structure.
Applications for admission should be made to Mrs.
Wakelee, at the Home, between the hours of one
and three o'clock P. M., on Mondays and Fridays of
each week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to
Miss A. W. Beaver. 1300 Taylor street. Letters and
communications should be addressed to Mrs. Geo.
Barstow at the Home on Franklin street, or Mrs.
P. B. ( ornwall. Corresponding Secretary.
Officers.— Mrs. George Barstow, President; Miss
Alice Brown. Recording Secretary; Mrs. P. B. Corn-
wall, Corresponding Secretarv; Miss A. W. Beaver,
Treasurer ; Miss Mary McGladery, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.— Meet-
ings of this Society are held the first Wednesday
of each month, at the Sailor's Home, northeast corner
of Harrison and Main streets.
Officers.— Mrs. W. B. Ewer, President; Mrs. E. R.
Pierce, Vice President ; Mrs. A. McAnney, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. Wm. H. Barnes, Corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. A. L. Brannan, Treasurer.
LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES ,Israelitische
Frauen Verein).— Established August 12, 1855, for the
purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all cir-
cumstances of want. Meets Mondays of each week
at 105 Stockton street.
Number of members, three hundred.
Officers. — Mrs. S. Foorman, President; Mrs.
5. Blum, Vice-President: Leo Eloesser, Secre-
tary; Mrs. Geo. Greenzweijf, Treasurer; D.Michael,
Collector.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Established in 1855. Meets every Monday
at I p. M., at Synagogue corner Post and Taylor
streets. The objects of the Society are to as-
sist poor and needy women of the Jewish Faith. The
affairs of the Society are managed by a board of of-
ficers and an anjuncta of three councilmen.
Officers.- Mrs. J. S. Uppenheim, President; Mrs.
A. J. Prager, Vice-President ; Mrs. S. Zekind, Treas-
urer ; Mrs. H. Lippman, Secretary.
LICK OLD LADIES' HOME.— Located on Uni-
verity street, between Wayland and Henry streets,
on University Mound Tract. Geo. W. Halght, 220
Sansome street, attorney for the Home.
LITTLE SISTERS' INTANT SHELTER.— Incor-
porated March 10, 1874. This society was organized
for the purpose of taking care of the young children
of working women during the day, thus allowing the
mother to perform a day's work. The Infant Shelter
is located at 512 Minna street. The rooms are pleas-
ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles
necessary for a niirsery.
Officers.— Mrs. Henry E. Fisher. President; Mrs. C.
E. Cooper, Vice-President ; Mrs. Harry Heywood, Cor-
responding Secretary ; Mrs. Charles D. Olney, Record-
ing Secretary; Mrs. E. L. Sargeant, Treasurer; Miss
Kentley, Kindergarten teacher; Mrs. Fell, Matron.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of the
Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near
Twenty-first street.
A large and commodious building, three stories in
height, has been erected for the accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. At the presiiit time there are
about one hundred and thirty penitents, attended by
twenty Sisters of Mercy. Under an arrangement with
the city this Asylum also tabes charge of such re-
fractory girls as are committed to its custody by order
of the courts.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized April, 1867. Incorporated April
28, 1869. Meets every Wednesday evening, at 421
Post street.
Officers.— J. J. Haverslde, President; N. C.Larson,
Vice-President ; L. Traung, Recording Secretary ;
C. W. J. Miller, Financial Secretary; C. D. Cook,
Treasurer.
MATER MISERICORDUE (House of Mercy) .—Un-
der the charge of the Sisters of Mercy.
Location, 33 Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital.
This is for the protection of young women of un-
blemished character— none others admitted.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.— Or-
ganized April 15, 1865.
Objects — To cherish the memories and associations
of the w:ir waged in def en.=e of the unity and indivi-
sibility of the Republic ; to strengthen the ties of fra-
ternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com-
panionship in arms ; to advance the best interests of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States, especially
those associated as members of this order, and to ex-
tend all possible relief to their widows and children :
to foster the cultivation of military and navalscience;
to enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov-
ernment ; to protect the rights and liberties of Amer-
ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor,
union, and independence.
CoMMAXDERy OF THE St.\te OF Califosnia. — Or-
ganized May 3, 1871. Meets first Wednesdays of Feb-
ruary, May, August and November. Commander
Capt. C. Mason Kinne, U. S. Vols. Recorder,
Bvt. Lieut. Col. Wm. R. Smedberg. U. S. Army. Ad-
dress of Recorder, 314 California street, San Francisco,
Cal.
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH'S INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM
FOR SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS.— Conducted by the
Sihters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. Com-
menced July 2. IStil. Regnliriy organized March 19,
1863. Is pleasantly located on Silver Avenue. It is
a large woodeu edifice, having all the modern im-
provements, and will accommodate al>out four hun-
dred children.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATION.ARY
ENGINEERS.— San Francisco, No. 1 of California.
Organized February 22, 1882. Objects : Mutual im-
pruvement, and a beneficiary fund. Meets every
Thursday evening at 102 O'Farrell street. P. L.
Ennor, President; H. M. Caldwell, Secretary; H.
W. Myers, Treasurer.
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NATIONAL UNION.— Incorporated May 11, 1881,
under the laws of Ohio, to associate white male per-
sons of good moral character and citizens of these
United States, between the age of twenty and flfty-
foiir, into one brotherhood.
To advance its members morally, socially and in-
tellectually ; to provide a benefit fund from which,
upon the death of a beneficiary member, a sum not
excel ding five thousand dollars will be paid to their
beneficiaries. Total membership, 52,000.
San Fbancisco Cabinet N. U. — Mefts first Wednes"
day of each month, at Stanford Hall, Alcazar Buildingi
120 O'Farrell street. Wm. W. Peck. Secretary, 329
Twenty-eighth street.
"YosEMiTE Council No. 39. — Meets first and third
Mondays of each month, at 102 O'Farrell. W. W.
Peck, Secretary. 329 Twenty-eighth street.
California Council No. 530.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at 120 O'Fariell street.
C. J. King, Secretary, 323 Front street.
San Francisco Council No. 54n.— Meets on the first
Monday of ea<'h month at 32 O'Farrell street. C. H.
Brodenstein, Secretary, 248 Phelan Bldg.
Pacific Council No. 547.— Meets on the first Satur-
day of each month at 320 Post street. S. B. Doaue,
Secretary, R.R. Bldg 4th and Townsend streets.
Union Council No. 549.— Meets on the second and
fourth Fridays of each month at 320 Post street.
G. A. Farless, Secietary, 217 Sansome street.
Golden G.\te Council No. 551. — Meets on the sec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 320 Post
street. J. Scoville, Secretary, 320 Sansome street.
El Dorado Council No. 581. —Meets on the first and
third Fridays of each month at 120 O'Farrell street.
0- Rothschild, Secretary, 24 Battery street.
NORD-DEUTSCHER VEREIN.— Organized Novem-
ber 5, 1874. Number of members, three hundred and
eighty. Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of
every month, at 35 Eddy street.
Object— Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or
death.
Officers.— Henning Thode, President: Aug. Mever
Vice-President; Carl Moller, Secretary ; William Miiel-
ler, Financial Secretary ; Otto Schinkel, Treasurer.
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO.—
Organized March 19, 1874. Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at the Home, corner of Pierce
and Pine streets. Objects: The founding and sup-
port ; according to tha by-laws and rules of the
corporation.— a Home for the care of such aged
persons as may be tit subjects for kindly aid.
Officers. — Mrs. Charles Nelson, President: Mrs.
D. E. Friele, First Vice-President; Mrs. Isaac Hecht,
Second Vice-President ; Mrs. J. L. Martel, Third Vice-
President ; Mrs. W. H Dick, Tre:isuier; Mrs. E.G.
Wright, Recording Secretary; Mrs. C. T. Deane,
Corresponding Secretary; Rev. Charles McKelvey,
Superintendent and Chaplain; Mrs. Chas. McKelvey,
Matron.
ORDER HERMANN'S SONS.— Organized June 2,
1870. Object: To aid its members and their families
in case of sickness, death, or distress. Number of
members, about two thousana five hundred
A Grand Lodge was organized June 12, 1878.
Grand Officers.— F. Ott, Grand President; L-
Scharenberg. Grand Vice President: P. N. E. Lampe,
Grand Secretary, 2018 Folsom street; 0. Trautuer,
Grand Treasurer. Executive Committee meets every
fourth Thursday of each month at 413 Sutter street.
San Francisco Lodge No. 1. — Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 413 Sutter street.
Ernst Von Bandel Lodge No. 3.— Meets every
Tuesday evening at 320 Post street.
Eureka Lodge No. 6. — Meets every Friday evening
at 510 Bush street.
Germania Lodge No. 7. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at 120 O'Farrell street.
Hercules Lodge No. 8. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
North Beach Lodge No. 9.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening at corner Stockton and Union streets.
Mission Lodge No. 10. —Meets every Thursday
evening at 1749 Mission street.
HoFFNUNG Lodge (Ladies) No. 1. — Meets every
Friday evening at 120 O'Farrell street.
Past President's Verein. — Meets last Monday of
each month at 510 Bush street.
HERMANN'S SONS- MANNERBUND.— Meets for
practice every Thursday of the month at 1716
Mission.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS. -Instituted May
28, 1879. A Grand Council was organized May 17, 1881.
The Order of Chosen Friends is a secret benevolent
society. To unite in bonds of fraternity, aid and pro-
tection all acceptable white persons of good charac-
ter, steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable
calling. To improve the condition of its member-
ship, morally, socially and materially, by establish-
ing a fund from which a weekly benefit may be paid
to sick and distressed members, and upon satisfactory
evidence of the death of a member paying from an
endowment death fund of from five hundred to three
thousand dollars.
Officers of the Grand Council.— T. H. Selvage,
Grand Councilor; Thos. H. O'Brien, Grand Assistaut
Councilor; Johu Skelton, Grand Vice-Councilor;
S. C. Wallis, Grand Recorder; M. H. Brickwedel,
Grand Treasurer; Mrs. E. J. Mason, Grand Prelatn ;
Mrs. Georgie Barton, Grand Marshal ; Mrs. I. Marsh.
Grand Warden : Mrs. C.J. Sweeney. Grand Guard ;
Frank Buckhout, Grand Sentry; H. W. Hutton, Past
Grand Councilor.
ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE.— Pacific Coast
Jurisdiction— Assembles anniially.
General Offices St. George's Club, 317 Mason. Rev.
Josiah Sims, Nevada City Cal., Grand President;
John W. Carlen, Oakland, Cal., Grand Vice-President ;
Edward Oliver, San Francisco, Grand Secretary ; Char-
les W. Pope. San Francisco, Grand Treasurer ; James
U. Spence, San Jose, Cal., Grand Messenger.
This Order, beneficial and social, composed exclu-
sively of Englishmen, their sons and grand sons, was
organized in the state of Pennsylvania, in the year
1872. and n iw has branch organizations in all the
States and Territories. Lodges in San Francisco are:
BuRNABY Lodge No. 194, meets at St. George's Club,
317 Mason street, every Saturday evening.
Pickwick Lodge No. 359, meets at St. George's Club,
317 Mason street, every Monday evening.
Brittania Lodge, Daughters of St. George.
meets at St. George's Club. 317 Mason street, second
and fourth Thursdays of each mouth.
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic) .-Organized
March 23, 1851.
For a number of years the asylum was maintained
in the lower part of the city, until the growth of the
city's business enforced a removal. In 1862 a farm
of fifty-three acres, near Bay View, South San Fran-
cisco, was purchased, upon which tract of land alarge
and commodious wooden edifice, with all the modern
conveniences, was erected in 1869. The building
is beautifully located on a hill, commanding an ex-
tensive view of the surrounding country. It covers
an area of two hundred and four by two hundred ami
eighty-two feet, including an open centre court,
measuring eighty by one hundred and forty-four feet.
It will accommodate about eight hundred children.
The institution is under the charge of the Sisters of
Charity.
OUR LADY'S HOME (Roman Catholic) .-For aged
and infirm females. Under the auspices of the Sisters
of Mercy. Riucon Place, between Harrison and Bry-
ant streets.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIETY.— Incorporated July 26, 1871. Location,
east side of Devisadero street, between Hayes and
Grove. Formed for the care, relief, protection, and
improvement of orphan children, and for the care ol
aged Israelites who are without adequate means of
support. The Home for Aged Israelites (h branch of
the Society) is located at the corner of Silver Avenue
and Mission Street. I. H. Levy, Superintendent ;
Mrs. I. H. Levy. Matron,
Officers.— S. W. Levy. President; H. L. Simor.
Vice-President; Lewis Gerstle, Treasurer; Henry
Mauser. Superintendent; Leo Eloesser, Secretary
David Michael. Collector.
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PACIFIC HOiKEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO-
CI ATION.— Organized December 7, 187(5. Incorpor-
ated December 23, 1876. This Dispensary is located
at 74a Howard street. The object of this Association
is to provide tor the indigent sick, medical aid of
competent Homceopathic phj-sicians. Advice, free ;
medicine, twenty-tive cents. General clinics are held
daily from 9 to 10 a. m., and from 1 to 2 and 4 to 5
p. M. A clinic is held alternate evenings from 7: 30
to 8:30. Eye, ear, nose and throat clinics are open
twice in the week and competent dentigts extract
teeth.
Officers— President. Mrs. Luca A. D. McKee, 636
Valencia street; Treasurer. Mrs. R. R. Haskell, 905
Sutter street; Secretary. Marguerite D. McKee, 636
Valencia street.
SILVER STREET KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY.—
This institution was organized January, 1882. and
supports three Kindergartens at 61 Silver street —
the Crocker, Eaton and the Peabody. A Housekeeper's
class for girls from 8 to 13 years of age and a boys'
Library and Reading Rooms which is open every
afternoon. The California Kindergarten Training
School is also in connection with this society.
Officers.— President, Mrs. Charles B. Alexander;
Vice-President, Mrs. Horatio Stebbins ; Secretary, W.
E. Brown; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Kate D.
Wiggin ; Superintendent, Miss Xora A. Smith.
PIONEER KEsDERGARTEX SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized 11578- The report for l><y2-l»93 shows a gratifiylng
exhibit of the continued success of the organization
which is supported by voluntary contributions —
The permanently established schools are the Adler
(named alter the founder of the schools) Heydenfeldt,
Silver Star No. 1, Silver Star No. 2, Sutra and Mail
Dock
Officers.— Mrs. David Bixler, President; Mrs. Al-
fred S. Moore. Recording Secretary; Miss Kate M.
Atkinson, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Helen Hecht,
Treasurer.
POLISH SOCIETY OE CALIFORNIA (Towarzystwo
Polakow w Kaliforuji) . — 13 Hickory avenue, between
Oak and Fell streets, off Van Ness avenue. Organized
January 23, 1873. Objects — Social, literary, free inter-
course with the native laud, and mutual aid. Forms
also a group or branch of the Polish National Alliance
In the United States of America ^ headquarters. Chi-
cago. 111.1 which is founded upon a federative system
of individual societies, being associations or assem-
blies in the Alliance, etc., whose aim is to develop
morally or materially the Polish element in the United
States, etc., etc. The former holds its regular meet-
ings every lirst Sunday of each month ; the latter, as
group in the Alliance, meets every third Sunday of
each month.
Officers.— Dr. L. PawUcki, President; Andrew
Kopaukiewiz, Vice-President ; Alex. BednawsM,
Secretary and Librarian ; Gustav Heilman, Treas-
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE .\ND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY. — Incorporated August, 186s. Meets the
second and last Thursdays of each month, at 8 p. m.,
at 510 Bush street.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OLD LADIES' HOME.
— Organized January, 1869. Incorporated January
25, 1870. Objects— To establish and sustain a charit-
able institution for the permanent care and main-
tenance of poor, aged, or infirm women, members of
the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause inca-
pacitated irom taking care of themselves, and such
others as the Board of Managers may think entitled
to its beuetits. .\lso, for the temporary residence of
Christip.n women seeking employment.
The issociation is supported by monthly contribu-
tions £"rom the various Protestant Episcopal Churches
of San Francisco. Location of Home, Golden Gate
aveiiue, between Lott street and Masonic avenue.
Officers.— K;ght Rev. W. F. Nichols, D. D., Presi-
dent; Rev. E. J. Lion, Vice-President : E. H. F.ixford,
Secretary; J. B. Curtis, Treasurer; Rev. E. J. Lion,
Chaplain ; Right Rev. Wm. F. Nichols. D.D., Rev. E. J.
Lion, E. H. Rixford, J. B.Curtis, James Palace, John
Henkel, Trustees. Ladies' Board of Managers: Mrs.
R. B. .Sanchez, President; Mrs. C. E. Gi bbs. Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. J. B. Curtis, Secretary; Miss M. J. Jones.
Treasurer.
PRINTERS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.— Meets
on the first Thursdays of every month at 539 Califor-
nia street. J. R. Windirs, President.
ROY.\L ARCANUM.— Organized at Boston, Mass.,
June 23, J877 ; Councils— 1588, membership— 158,993.
Objects, mutual insurance to an amount not exceed-
ing .-^a.OOO, also social, benevolent and fraternal.
Akgoxaut CorxciL No. 597.— Only Council in San
Francisco.— Officers ;— Regent, M. S. De Roco, 1622
Laguna street ; Treasurer, Frederick Head. 4 New
Montgomery street; Collector, J. A. Magaguos, 212
Pine street; Secretary, H. G. Watrous. 1015 Twentieth
street. Meets the second and fourth Mondays at
Cliarity Hall 32 O'Farrell street.
SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VEREIN.— Organized
August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and twenty. Meets first and third Wednesdays of
each month, at 2 p. M.,in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
street. Obiects, benevolent and protective. Henry
Zaun, President ; Charles Pfizmaier, Recording Secre-
tary.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
—Organized 1865. Office, .538 Jackson street. The de-
sign of this Association is to improve the condition
of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable,
to relieve their necessities.
Officers.— C. V. S. Gibbs, Treasurer ; Robert Beech-
ing, General Agent and Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO CH.\PTER OF AMERICAN
INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.— Seth Babson, Presi-
dent; Oliver Everett, Secretary; John M. Curtis.
Treasurer ; office 408 California, meets every second
Friday of the montn.
SAN FRANCISCO FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION.
Incorporated October, 1880. Object : Carrying food,
clothing and medicine to the sick poor. Rooms, 420
Post street, where the members meet every Thursday
from 9 o'clock a. m. till 2 o'clock p. si. Distribution
Thursday mornings.
Officers — Miss Mary D. Bates, Honorary President;
Miss Martha W. Shatnwald, President; Miss Annie
Bryce, First Vice-President; Miss Harriet S. Mason.
Second Vice-President; Miss Harriet Jacobsen, Cor-
responding Secretary; Miss Cecile Sanderson, Re-
cording Sei retary; Mrs. Geo H. Buckingham, Treas-
urer; Miss Winifred Douglass, Librarian,
S.\N FRANCISCO GIRL'S UNION.— Incornorated
Jane 6, 1884. Location, 929 Pine street. This 'society
so formed in the interest of the self-relirfnt, self-re-
spectii g girls of San Francisco and unprotected
strangers. Object, to provide a home at moderate
cost.
Officers.— Mrs. W. J. Sweasey. President; Mrs. Dr.
Ballard, First Vice-President; Mrs. I. S. Belcher.
Second Vice-President ; M»dam E. Tojetti, Secretary ;
Mrs. R, R. Haskell, Treasurer ; Mrs. L. E. McDowell,
Superintendent. Office hours, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
S.4.N FR.VNCISCO HOMCEOPATHIC POLYCLINIC.
D. Albert Hiller. M. D., Superintendent; T. A.
Blinn, Secretary, 2'20 Montgomery avenue.
SAN FR.\NC1SC0 LETTER CARRIER'S MUTUAL
AID ASSOCIATION —Organized January 20, 1888.
Incorporated February, 1890. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each mouth, at Cosmopoliton Hall, 121
Eddy street.
Officers.— George F. Folsom, President; Conrad
Trieber, Corresponding Secretary ; I. C. Gross, Finan-
cial Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY —
Incorporated January '20, 1864 ; reorganized December
17, 1875. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in January,
April, July and October, in Alcazar Building. Num-
ber of members, eighty. The object of this society
is to assist sick and disabled members.
Officers.- S. Davis, President; 0. Brand and I.
Franck, Vice-Presidents ; Charles Heinsen, Secretary;
Marcus M. Blum, Trea.surer.
SAN FRANCISCO POLYCLINIC- Post graduate
medical department of the University of California.
A free dispensary f'.r the sick poor. A school of
medicine for the clinical instruction of graduates of
colleges of regular medicine. The institution is
located at 410 Ellis street.
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F. W. D'Evelyn, M. B., C. M. , President ; H. L.
Wagner. M. D., Ph. D., and D. W. Montgomery, M. D..
Vice-Presidents; L. Bazet, M. D., Treasurer; Leo
NewcuarK, M. D., Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE MUTU-
AL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated March,
1880. Meets at such time and place as may be desig-
nated by the Board of Directors. The objects of this
society are to secure to the families or dependents of
its members such pecuniary benefits and aid in such
sums and at such times as may be provided by its by-
laws.
Officers.— W. H. Yates, President: E. Ransom,
Treasurer; T. C. Friedlander, Secretary, office 24
Merchants' Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASY-
LUM SOCIETY— Organized January 31, 1851. and in-
corporated February 10, 1851.
It originally occupied the building on the corner
of Second and Folsom streets, owned by Geu. H. W.
Halleck, whence they removed the children iu March,
1854, to the present building, south side of Haight
street, between Laguna and Buchanan streets. Tliis
house, built of stone and brick, expressly for the
purpose, is highly creditable to the institution, as
one of the noblest monuments of San Francisco
benevolence. The present number of children in
the asylum is two hundred and twenty.
Officers.— Mrs. William Alvord, President ; Mrs.
James R. Garuese, Vice-President ; Mrs. C. O. Gerberd-
ing Second Vice-President ; Mrs. H. A. Haight, Treas-
urer ; Mis. Mary P. MacCrelllsh, Secretary: Miss
Ella L. Adams, Assistant Secretary; John Nightin-
gale, Physician; Geo. W. Haight, Attorney, 220 San-
some street.
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Incorporated
April, 1868. Office, Donohoe Building, room 95, 1170
Market street. Telephone south 357; night telephone
we^t 352. Number of members four hundred and
sixty-seven. The objects of this society are to pro-
vide ways and means to secure the enforcement of
" An Act for the more effectual Prevention of Cru-
elty to Animals," approved March 30, 18()8, and to
labor in the education of a public sentiment of hu-
manity and gentleness toward domestic and other
animals.
Officers. — Jacob Z.Davis, President; Ira P. Rankin,
Vice-President; James S.Hutchinson, Treasurer; C.
B. Holbrook, Secretary.
S\N FRANCISCO TENT NO. 18. KNIGHTS OF
THE MACCABEES.— Meets second and fourth Friday
evening of each month at Alcazar Hall, 120 O'Farrell
street.
Officers.— Sir Knight Commander, Dr. Rudolph J.
Kahn : Past Commander, K. G. Scbwartze ; Lieut.
Commander, H. H. Castle ; Record-keept-r, Theo. Fro-
lich ; Finance keeper, Charles J. King; Chaplain,
George A. Orr; Physician, A. J. Kahu ; Sergeant, H.
Diedrich ; Mas-ter at Arms, F. W. Yale; Ist Master
Guards, John Rothenberg ; 2d Master Guards, E.
Savery ; Sentinel, L. O. Branch; Picket, T. J. Harris.
SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.— Organized February
28, 1859. Number of members, three hundred and
seventy. Meets first Tuesday of every month at Drews
Hall, 126 New Montgomery street; open every day and
evening. The object of this society is to aid their
sick and bury their dead; also to have a hall for
monthly meetings and a library.
Officers. — Albert Hansen, President: Knut A.
Luudstrom, Vice-President ; Rasmus B. Nielsen and
P.M. Paulson, Secretaries ; N. L. Sykes, Treasurer.
SERVIAN MONTENEGRIAN BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized May 2, 1880. Incorporated June
13, 1882. Meets first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month at 10 California street. The objects
of this society are mutual assistance in case of sick-
ness and to bury its dead.
Officers— Peter Vucanovich, President; Frank de
Curtoni, Vice President; Splro Jancovich,' Treasurer ;
Spiro Vucosavlievich. Recording Secretary ; Velko
Seculovlch, Financial Secretary.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETV.- Organized November 17, 1857. Incor-
porated April 1, 1873. Number of members, one hun-
dred and thirty. Meets first and third Fridays oi
eaih month at 120 O'Farrell street.
Officers— A. E. Barbich, President; George J. Mat-
ulich. Recording Secretary.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— Organized
1860 and re-organized 1885. The object of this society
is to relieve distress wherever found. Though a le-
gitimate offsisring of the Catholic Church, and princi-
pally supported by members of the same, yet its
charities are extended to all worthy persons who are
in distress.
The Particular Council, the governing body of the
society, meets ou the second Thursday of each month,
in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral, corner Van
Nesj Av. and O'Farrell street. Wry Rev. J. J. Pren-
derxast, V. G., Spiritual Director: John M. Burnett,
Prealdeut; C. D. Douglas, Vice-President; P. J.
Thomas, Secretary ; P. F. McCormick, Treasurer.
Subordinate Conferences have been organized in St.
Mary's Catlifdral, St. Francis, St. Joseph's, St. Pat-
rick's, St. Rose's, St. Peter's, Mission Dolores, St.
Paul's, St. Brendan's, St. Bridget's, St. Teresa's,
Sacred Heart, St. James' and St. Dominic's Parishes,
which hold weekly meetings. All the Conferences
hold General Meetings four times a year, at churches
designated by the Particular Council.
SONS OF JACOB.— Organized January, 1878. Num-
ber of members, ninety. Meets first Sunday of each
mouth at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street Ob-
jects, benevolent.
SPANISH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Organized 1877. Number of members about one hun-
dred and fifteen. Meets on the last Sunday of each
month, at 320 Post street. Office, 413 Sacramento
street.
Objects — Benevolence and mutual assistance.
Officers. — Jose Alonso, President; D. Meudez. Vice-
President; J. J. Fatjo, Treasurer ; Manuel Arjo, Re-
cording Secretary; M. Garcia, Financial Secretary.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So-
ciety) .—Organized September 21, 1863. Incorporated
August 4, 1865, for the purpose of aiding indigent
Scotch people and their families: also, for finding
emialoyment for their unemployed countrymen. Num-
ber of members four hundred. Meets every Monday
evening at eight o'clock, in ScottishHall, 111 Larkin
street. All Scotchmen and the sons of a Scotch parent
are eligible as members by paying three dollars ini-
tiation fee, and fifty cents monthly.
Officers.— William Nicol, President ; Andrew Mc-
N.iirand John R. Rennie. Vice Presidents ; Y. C. Law-
sou, Treasurer; W. C. Cook, Recording Secretary;
John H. Bole, Financial Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C.) —
Established 1861. The objects of this society are to
extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for provid-
ing their deceased brethren with a decent and Chris-
tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith ;
for the relief of the families they may leave after
them; as also for stimulating each other to a more
constant observance of the duties of religion, and
the general promotion of moral and intellectual im-
provement. Meetings held third Sunday of each
month, in the basement of St. Mary's Church (Old
Cathedrali. Number of members, one hundred.
WilUam Murasky, President; H. J. Brown, Secretary.
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE ASSOCIA-
TION OF CALIFORNIA.— Headquarters, San Fran-
cisco. The object of this Association shall be the
mutual relief of its members when rendered Incapa-
ble by sickness of protecting and providing for
themselves; to encourage a spirit of union and
brotherly love among Irishmen and their descend-
ants of all creeds and classes, and to strengthen,
foster, and promote fraternal feelings of friendship
and charity among its members.
Alliance.— Organized March 20, 1873. Number of
member." two himdred and forty. Meets first and
third Mondays of each month, at the southeast
corner of O'Farrell and Mason 6
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Ofticers.— Thomas F. Alfnrd, President; John H.
McGiuney, First Vice-President ; Patrick Rooney,
Second Vice-President ; H. F. Keou, Recording Sec-
retary; M.J. Gorman, Financial Secretary ; John F.
Quale, Corresponding Secretary ; John Moore, Treas-
urer.
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1870. Num-
ber of members two hundred and twenty. Meets
second Monday of each month In the basemeat of St.
Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are to
afford relief to distressed members, and the support
of their widows and orphans.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865. In-
corporated Janu^ary 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of
each month in the basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this Society are mutual benefits to its
members.
Officers.— F. B. Schoenstein, President; Ch. P.
Conrad, Vice-President ; Wendell Bernhard, Record-
ing Secretary; Jos. Hoefer. Financial Secretary;
Nicolaus Straub, Treasurer.
SUED DEUT3CHER VEREIN.— Organized Octi>ber
23, 188i. Meets at 413 Sutter street the first and third
Thursday of every month. Officers — Piesident, F.
Huber; Secretary, Christ Weber. Object beneficiary.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized 1859. Reorganized 1874. Number of mem-
bers, seven hundred. Object — To afford its members
mutual assistance in cases of sickness or for burial
of deceased members.
Officers.— Antoine Borel, President ; E. L. de Corval .
M. D., Vice-President ; John Freuler, Treasurer; R.
deBlonay, Secretary; T. A. Rottanzi, M. D., Physi-
cian; R. Maestretti, Collector. Office of Society, 536
Kearny street.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Re-
organized October, 1886. Objects— Aiding Swiss in
need and deserving of assistance. A. Borel, (Swiss
Consul) Honorary President ; H. Pichoir, President ;
John a. Fritschi, Vice-President; A. Vignier, Treas-
urer ; R. de Blonay, Secretary. Office, 536 Kearny
street.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized May, 1873. Objects— The
mutual assistance of teachers who are members of
the San Francisco School Department, and more
particularly to minister to the wants of the sick.
Miss Laura Fowler, President ; Mrs. J. E. Smith,
Secretary. Address Moulder Primary School. Meet
on first and third Wednesdays of each month at rooms
of Superintendent of Schools, New City Hall.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1, 1866.
Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Meets
at Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard street, every Tuesday
evening for business purposes, and Thursday eve-
ning for social enjoyment.
The objects of this society are to assist members
who. by accident or sickness, are incapacitated from
pursuing their calling, and for the purpose of defray-
ing the funeral expenses of the members thereof.
John Wehr corresponding secretary.
UNION PRINTERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.—
Organized M.iy 22, 1887. Objects— To give financial
aid and assistance to its members who are unable to
follow their occupation on account of sickness or
accident. Meets first Thursday in each month at
Eintracht Hall, 539 California street.
Officers.— William J. White, President ; Adam M.
Perry. Firht Vice-President; George E. Mitchell,
Second Vice-President; Alfred J. P. Regiudiat, Re-
cording Secretary; Edward F. Conway, Financial
Sfcretary; William B. Benoist, Treasurer; Daniel
Connell, Marshal; E. T.Morris. Guardian.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.-Grand
Gbove of California.— Office Druids' Hall. 413 Sut-
ter street.
J. H. L. Gerckens, Noble Grand Arch, John H. Knar-
stou. Grand Secretary.
The Grand Grove meets the third Tuesday in June
of each year.
Druids' Hall Society.— Office Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter street. H. Mohr, President ; P. Rohrbacher Vice-
President ; CharUs Qviast, Secretary: N. Dimmer,
Treasurer. Annual meeting of shareholders, second
Monday of February. The Board of Trustees meets
on the "third Wednesday of each month.
Druids' Library.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
VETERANS' HOME.— Incorporated March 7, 1882.
Office, 320 ^ansome street, room 13. Location of
Home, Yountville, Napa County, California.
Objects — The founding of a home for the relief and
support of worthy officers, soldiers, marines and sail-
ors who honorably served in the army and navy of
the United states during the war with Mexico or of
the Rebellion, or in any other war for the preserva-
tion of the Union, and who are in indigent circum-
stances, and by reason of age, infirmity or wounds
received in service, or incapable of self-support, and
for that purpose to receive contributions and to take
and hold real and personal property by grant, devise
or bequest and to erect suitable buildings for the use
and occupation of the beneficiaries of the Association.
Officers.— W. C. Burnett, President ; G. W. Arbuckle,
Vice-President; J, J. Scoville, Secretary; Gen. D. W'
C. Thompson, Commandant ; W. F. McAllister, M. D.-
Medical Director. Headquarters, 320 Sansome street,
room 13.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized January 13, 1878. The member-
ship embraces the entire force. The object of this
association is to render pecuniary aid to the widows
and orphans or family to the extent of one thousand
dollars.
Officers.— -T. W. Bethell, President ; John Martin,
Vice-President ; C. M. Janes, Recording Secretary;
John Duncan, "Treasurer ; Samuel Rankin, Financial
Secretary.
YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC UNION.— Formerly
Young Men's Catholic Aid Association, organized
May 31st, 1883, resolved into Catholic Union Decem-
ber 1st, 1887. Pays its members benefits during sick-
ness, and on death of member a death benefit to rela-
tives. Headquarters Loyola Hall, corner Market and
Tenth streets. San Francisco.
Officers.— P. N. Hanraban, Grand President ; Samuel
Haskins, Grand Secretary; James English, Grand
Treasurer.
There are eight subordinate assemblies that meet at
stated periods during the month.
WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL
UNION.— Rooms 103 Van Ness Avenue. All women
welcome. Information to strangers— lunch and read-
ing room. Classes in cookery, hairdressing, millinery,
dressmaking and all modern languages. Free em-
plovoient bureau for the members. Yearly member-
ship fee -SI.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. — Golden Gate
Camp No. 64. Object, fraternal Insurance. M. H.
Wilkins, Consul ; H. G. Watrous, Clerk. Meets every
Wednesday evening, at Oriental Hall, Alcazar Build-
ing. 120 O'Farrell street.
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE (R. C.).— Grand Conn-
cil organized in San Francisco in 1883. Office. Y. M.
I, Hall, t>E cor Tenth and Market streets. Object,
mutual improvement and a fund for sick and funeral
benefits. Officers of the Grand Couuiil,- F. J.
Kierce. Grand President; T. J. Murphy, Grand
First Vice-President ; Jameb Gallagher, Giand Second
Vice-President; George A. Stanley, Grand Secretary;
E. R. Myrick, Grand Treasurer.
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY. — Office 2030 Howard
street. This institution, established November 1,
1874, under the patronage of Archbishop Alemany,
comprises a Free Intelligence Bureau and a Tempo-
rary Home for friendless boys in search of employ-
ment. It is maintained by voluntary contributions
from the public. Destitute lads, in quest of work,
are admitted free to the benefits of its refectory, dor-
mitory, lavatory, and reading-room, until places are
procured for them in town or country, without
charge to either employers or employees. No dis-
crimination between applicants on account of religi-
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and shops every year through this source. Office
open every week day from nine o'clock to eleven
o'clockA. M. and fromtwoo'clock to five o'clockP.M
Officers.— Kev. D. O. Crowley, President; A. H
LoughborouRh, Vice-President; Rev. Martin J
Whvte, Secretary ; .lames B. Kelly, Treasurer ; Frank
J. Kane, Superintendent; Matt. I. Sullivan. Attorney
and Thomas L. Mahoney, M. D., Physician; Most
Rev. P. W. Riordan, A. H. Loughborough, M. I. Sul
livan, Joseph A. Donohoe, Rev. D. O. Crowley
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THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October.
Its officers for the year ending in October, 1895, are:
M.-. W.-. James Baunty Stevens, Grand Master, San
Framisco.
R.'. W.-. Edward Myers Preston, Deputy Grand Mas-
ter, Nevada City.
R.-. W.-. 'William Thomas Lucas, Senior Grand War-
den, Santa Maria.
E.-. W.-. Thomas Flint, Jr., Junior Grand Warden,
San Juan,
v.". W.-. Edward Coleman, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
v.*. W.'. George Johnson, Grand Secretary, San Fran-
cisco.
V.-. K.-. Justus Michael Hinman, Grand Chaplain,
Walnut CreeK.
W.-. Eugene Nelson Deuprey, Grand Orator, San
Francisco.
W.-. Andrew Murray Hendry, Asst. Grand Secre-
tary, San Francisco.
W.'. Harry Charles Bush, Grand Lecturer, Oak-
land.
W.*. Orrln Staples Henderson, Grand Marshal,
Stockton.
W.-. Fred-rick William LncaB. Grand Bible Bear-
er, Santa Cruz.
W.-. Edward Hudson Percy, Grand Standard
Bearer, Eureka.
W.' . Henry A. Keller, Grand Sword Bearer, San
Bernardino.
W.-. Wallace Kay, Senior Grand Deacon, Jack-
sou.
W.-. Samuel Prager, Junior Grand Deacon, Los
Angeles.
W.-.Ttiomas Jefferson Richards, Senior Grand
Steward, Memlociuo.
W.'. William Henry Curson, Junior Grand Stew-
ard. Woi dlaud.
W.-. Johu Walter Boyd, Grand Pursuivant, Sacra-
mento.
W.'. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.-. James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1850, and there
are now in existence, under its jurisdiction, two hun-
dred and fifty-iii e Subordinate Lodges, of which
sixteen are in the City of San Francisco, as follows:
Cald-oenta Lodge No. 1.— Meets every Thursday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
LaParfaite Union Lodge No. 17.— Meets every
other Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Occidental Lodge No. 22.— Meets every Monday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 30. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mount Mokl4.h Lodge No. 44.— Meets every Wed-
nesday evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Fidelity Lodge No. 120.— Meets every Thursday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Hermann Lodge No. 127. — Meets every alternate
Monday evening, in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Pacific Lodge No. 136.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at Golden Gate Hall, 625 Sutter street.
Crockett Lodge No. 139.— Meets every Friday
evening at Golden Gate Hall, 625 Sutter street.
Oriental Lodge No. 144. — Meets every alternate
Tuesday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Excelsior Lodge No. 166. — Meets every Wednesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mission Lodge No. 169.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
streets.
South San Francisco Lodge No. 212.— Meets every
Thursday evening at Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue.
South San Francisco.
Doric Lodge No. 216. — Meets every Thursday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Speranza Italiana Lodge No. 219.— Meets every
other Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
King Solomon's Lodge No. 260.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at southwest corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL AKCH MA-
SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of
San Francisco, on the third Tuesday in April. Its
officers for the term ending in April, 1894, are:
M.-. E.-. Ellison L. Crawford, Grand High Priest,
Georgetown.
R.-. E.-. Adolphus Hewel, Deputy Grand High Priest,
Modesto.
B.-. E.-. Thomas Flint, Sr., Grand King, San Juan.
R.-.E.-. William Frank Pierce, Grand Scribe, Oak-
laud.
R.-. E.-. Franklin H. Day, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
R.-. E.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Secretary. San
Francisco.
E.-. Charles E. Stone, Grand Chaplain, Marys-
ville.
E.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
E.-. Eli T. Blackner, Grand Captain of the Host,
San Diego.
E.-. Florin L. Jones, Grand Royal Arch Captain,
Pasadena.
ComiD. Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist,
San Francisco.
Comp. James Oglesby, Grand Guard, San
Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1854, and there
are now in existence, under its jurisdiction, sixty-six
Subordinate Chapters, of which two are in the City of
San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chapter No. 1. — Stated meetings
first and third Mondays of each month in the Chapter
Hsll, Masonic Temple.
California Chapter No. 5.— Stated meetings first
and third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City
of San Francisco, on the third Monday in April. Its
officers for the term ending April, 1894, are:
M.-. I.-. George Peulington, Grand Master, San Frau-
cisco.
R.-. I.-. Charles E. Gillett, Deputy Grand Master,
Oakland.
R.-. I.-. William H. Davis, Grand Principal Conductor
of the Work, Sacramento.
R.-. I.-. Franklin H. Day, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
R.-. I.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Recorder, San
Francisco.
R.-. I.-. Thomas Kyle. Grand Chaplain, San Fran-
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Henry Ascroft, Grand Captain of the Guards,
San Francisco.
Robert Ash, Grand Conductor of the Coun-
cil, Sau Francisco.
Charles L. Field, Grand Lecturer, San Fran-
cisco.
Aug. WacKerbarth, Grand Steward, Los
Angeles.
. Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist, Sau Fran-
cisco.
. James Oglesby, Grand Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco.
This body was organized in the year 1860, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction ten sub-
ordinates, of which one is held in the City of San
Francisco, viz:
Califobnia OotrsciL No. 2.— Meets on the first
Wednesday of each month in the Chapter Hall, lla-
souic Temple.
THE GKANDCOMM.ANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMP-
LAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As.sembles
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the Thursdav following the third Tues-
day In April. Its officers for the term ending April,
18yi, are ;
R.-. E.-. Sir Frank W. Summer, Grand Commander,
San Francisco.
V.-. E.- Sir Edward S. Lippitt, Deputy Grand Com-
mander, Petaluma.
E.-. Sir Trowbridge H. Ward, Grand General-
issimo, Los Angeles.
E.-. Sir George D. Metcalf, Grand Captain Gen-
eral, Oakland.
E.-. Sir Charles E. Stone, Grand Prelate, San
Diego.
E.'. Sir Robert M. Powers, Grand Senior Werden,
San Dit-go.
E.-. Sir Robert H. Blossom, Grand Junior vV'arden,
Red Bluff.
E.-. Sir John F.Merrill, Grand Treasurer. San
Francisco.
E.'. Sir ThomasH. Caswell, Grand Recorder, San
Francisco.
E.-. Sir R. Beverly Cole, Grand Standard Bearer,
San Francisco.
E.*. Sir John Garwood, Grand Sword Bearer,
Stockton.
E.\ Sir Frederick M. Miller, Grand Warden,
Fresno.
Sir Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
James Oglesby, Grand Caprain of the Guards,
San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1858, and there
are new in existence under its jurisdiction thirty-
three commauderies, of which two are In the city
of San Francisco, viz:
C.vLiFOBNiA CoMMANDERY No. 1.— Meets every Fri-
day evening iu Cumuiandery Hall, Masonic Temple.
GoLDEX Gate CoiiMAXDERT No. 16. — Meets every
Mondav evening at their Asylum In Golden Gate
Block, '131 Post street.
GRAND CONSI.STORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meetn at the Masonic
Temple, in the City of San Francisco, ou the second
Wednesday in -faiiuary. Its officers for the term end-
ing Januar>, 1895, are:
V.-. I.'. Henry Augustus Cline, Venerable Grand
Master, San Francisco.
I.-. Charles L. J. W. Aierce, Grand Prior, Oak-
land.
I.-. Harry J. Lask, Grand Preceptor, San Fran-
cisco.
I.- . Charles AugustWagner, Grand Constable, San
Francisco.
I.'. Louis Meyers, Grand Admiral, San Francisco.
I.-. Columbus Waterhouse, Grand Chancellor, San
Frmncisco.
I.-. James Bestor Merritt, Grand Minister of State.
I.-. Charles E. Gillett, Grand Almoner, Oakland.
I.'. George J. Hobe, Grand Registrar, San Fran-
cisco.
I.'. Lipmann Sachs, Grand Keeper of Seals and
Archives, San Francisco.
I.-. Samuel W. Levy, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. Gustavus L. Spear, Grand Primate, San Fran-
cisco.
1.'. Webb N.Pierce, Grand Master of Ceremonies,
Oakland.
I.-. Frank Koenig, Grand Expert, San Francisco.
I.-. Damier Edmont Foitin, Grand Assistant Ex-
pert, Oakland.
I.*. George Patterson, Grand Beausenifer. Oakland.
I.-.Thaddeus Benning Kent, Bearer Vexillum
Belli, San Francisco.
I.'. August Louis Ott, Grand Master of the
Guards, Oakland.
I.-. Albert Humphrey Merritt, Grand Chamber-
lain, Oakland.
I.- . Peter C. Miller, Grand Steward, San Francisco.
I.-. Jacob Z. Davis, Grand Ald-de-Camp, San
Francisco.
I.-. John D'Arcy, Grand Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco.
Godfrey De St. Omar Council Knights Kadosh
No. 1. — Meets at the call of the Commander at Ma-
sonic Temple.
Verba Buena Chapter of Rose Croix No. 4.—
Meets at the call of the Wise Master at Masonic Tem-
ple.
Teeba Buena Lodge of Peefection No. 6.— Meets
every Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
MASONIC VETERAN .ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Temporarily organized December
27, 1878 Perman-ntly organized January 8, 1879,
Jurisdiction : California, Oregon, Nevada, Washing-
ton, Alaska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montaaa, Idaho,
Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Mexico, Centra America,
British Columbia, Hawaiian Islands.
Offices of the Pres dent and Secretary, rooms 5 and
6 Evening Post Building, northeast corner of Bush and
Kearny streets, Sau Francisco Cal. Residence of
Seretary, 568 Eighteenth street. Oakland. Cal.
Ocbjects — A closer union of the nioneer Masons of
the Pacific Coast and the Rocky Mountains, and the
preservation of their biographies and Masonic hls-
t'lry of events and episodes not found recorded in
the regular proceedings or reports, and the celebra-
tion of the anniversaries of the organization of the
Grand Lodges within its jurisdiction.
Bi-monthly meetings held at Masonic Temple, or as
may be called elsewhere. Annual meeting for the
election of officers, the Thursday after the second
Tuesdav of October in each year.
Hon. "George G. Perkins, P.'g. M. of of California,
Grand President, Edwin A. Sherman. National Presi-
dent and Secretary, James L. Cogswell, P. M. and P.
P. Grand Treasurer.
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.-The Board of Re-
lief of Sau Franci.-icois composed of the Masters or
Representatives of the sixteen Lodges holding con-
current jurisdiction in San Francisco. Said Lodges
contribute to, but draw nothing from the funds of the
Board— sojourning Master Masons, their widows and
orphans, being alone recipients of its charities.
Money refunded is again given to the need.v of our
order. Organized in 1856. Bro. Harry J. Lask, Chair-
man; Bro. George T. Shaw, Treasurer; Bro. E. C.
Hare. Secretary.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 26, 1863. Office, room 42, Masonic Temple.
Officers. — Henry L.Davis, President; Columbus
Waterhouse Vice-President ; George J. Hobe, Secre-
tary ;Fraukliu H. Day, Treasurer; William S. Moses,
Superinteudeut.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCL\TION. —Incorporated
18.59. Office, Masonic Temple, second floor. Associ-
ated for the purpose of erecting and furnishing the
Masonic Temple, at the northwest corner of Mont-
gomery and Post streets. Officers. — Henry L. Davis
President ; George Johnson, Secretary.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR.— Meets In the City of San Fran-
cisco (unless otherwise ordered) , on the third Tues-
day in October of each year.
The Grand Chapter was organized on the seventh
of April, 1873.
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The first Subordinate Chapter was organized on the
ninth of May, 186'J. There are now one hundred and
fourteen Hubordiuate Chapters under the jurisdic-
tion of the Grand Chapter. Headquarters in Ban
Francisco, 68 Flood Building.
The following three chapters are in San Francisco :
Golden Gate Chapter No. 1.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Harmony Chapter No. 124.— Meets every Friday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
IvT Chapter No. 27. — Meets first and third Tues-
day evening of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
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GRAND OFFICERS OF THE GR.\ND LODGE OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I. O. 0. F., Odd
Fellows Building SW cor Market and Seventh streets.
— J. H. Simpson. Grand Master, San Francisco ; P. S.
GOBbey. Deputy Grand Master. San Jose; J. W. War.
boys. Grand Warden, Santa Rosa; George T. Shaw,
Grand Secretary ; W. H. Barnes, Assistant Grand Secre-
tary, San Fraiii'isco ; Moses Greenbaum, Grand Treas-
urer, San Francisco ; George W . Stock well. Grand Rep-
resentative, Los Angeles ; J. F. Thompsuu, Grand
Representative, Eureka; CO. Burton, Grand Trustee,
San Francisco ; C. Moulthrop, Grand Trustee, Sau
Francisio ; V. S. Northey. Grand Trustee, Oakland ;
A. F. Hitchcock of No. Tb, Grand Chaplain, Suisun:
A. A. Clough. of No. 239, Grand Marshal, Gait; F. A.
Calhoun of No. 248. Grand Conductor, Louipoc; H.
Montgomery of No. 273, Grand Guardian. Adin ; M.
P. Forbes of No. 112. Grand Herald. San Francisco.
The forty-third annual session of the Grand Lodge
will be held in San Francisco commencing May 14tQ,
1896 at 9 o'clock, a. m.
The forty-first annual session of the Grand Encamp-
ment will be held at Stockton on Tuesday, October
15th, 1895.
TltrSTEES OF ODD FELLOWS' HOME.
Charles N. Fox, P. G. M.; R. H. Lloyd, P. G. M. ;
W. H. Barnes, P. G. M., of San Francisco; S. B.
Smith, P. G. P., Sacramento; F. J. Mell, Sr., P-
G., Los Angelea.
OFFICERS OF GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF CALIFORNIA.
Office I. O. O. F. Hall, San Francisco, Cal. George
F. Roesch, Grand Patriarch, Stockton ; George W.
Reid, Grand High Priest. Santa Cruz ; W. W. Shat-
tuck. Grand Senior Warden; Redding; William H.
Barnes, Grand Scribe. San Francisco ; George W. Le-
mont. Grand Trnasurer ; San Franclsio ; J.T. Doran,
Grand Junior Warden; Tulare ; C. W. Savasje, Santa
Rosa; L. W. S. Downs, San Francisco, Grand Represen-
tatives ; Joseph Foster, Grand Sentinel, San Diego;
E. Dunker, Deputy Grand Sentinel, San Francisco ;
R. D. Gummoe, Grand Marshal, Grass Valley ; H. S.
Winn, F. A Week, W. S. Potter, Grand Trustees, San
Francisco.
All the Subordinate Lodges and Encampments of
the I. O. O. F., located in this city, excepting those
marked with a star, meet at their Hall, corner of
Market and Seventh streets, on the following even-
ings, viz:
Grand Lodge of California. — Meets second Tues-
day in May.
Grand Encampment of California. — Meets third
Tuesday in October.
Golden Gate Encampment No. 1.— Meets second
and fourth Fridays.
Walhalla Encampment No. 7.— Meets first and
third Fridays.
WiLDET Encampment No. 23.— Meets second and
fourth Saturdays, Alcazar Building.
Unity Encampment No. 26.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays.
Oriental Encampment No. 57.— Meets first and
third Saturdays.
Good Will Encampment No. 83. — Meets first and
third Mondays, Alcazar Building.
Canton San Francisco No. 5.— Meets first Wednes-
day.
California Lodge No. 1.— Meets Monday.
S.\N Francisco Lodge No. 3.— Meets Friday.
Harmony Lodge No. 13. — Meets Tuesday.
Verba Buena Lodge No. 15. — Meets Thursday.
Templar Lodge No. 17.— Meets Wednesday.
Magnolia Lodge No. 29.— Meets Tuesday.
Bay City Lodge No. 71.— Meets Tuesday.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge No. 112.— Meets Thursday.
Germania Lodge No. 116. — Meet? rVednesday.
Concordia Lodge No. 122. — Meets Monday.
Apollo Lodge No. 123. — Meets Friday.
P.usKER Lodge No. 124.— Meets Tuesday.
Spartan Lodge, No. 125. — Meets in Masonic Hall,
South S. F.
*Unity Lodge No. 131. — Meets Tuesday, corner of
Valencia and Sixteenth streets.
Hermann Lodge No. 145.— Meets Tuesday at 1749
Mission street.
Pacific Lodge No. 155. — Meets Thursday.
Ophir Lodge No. 171. — Meets Friday.
*Occidental Lodge No. 179.— Meets Thursday at
A. O. F. Hall, 102 O'Farrell street.
Canton Lodge No. 5.— Meets first Wednesday.
Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 194. — Meets Wednesday.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 204.— Meets Tuesday.
AxTA Lodge No. 205. — Meets Monday.
Franco-American Lodge No. 207.— Meets Thurs-
day.
Fidelity Lodge No. 222.— Meets Monday.
Morse Lodge No. 257. — Meets Wednesday.
♦Myrtle Lodge No. 275.— Meets Wednesday iu
Potrero Opera House.
Western Addition Lodge No. 285. — Meets Thurs-
day.
•Excelsior Lodge No. 310. — Meets Monday in Ex-
celsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
Golden West Lodge No. 322. — Meets Thursday.
"Presidio Lodge No. 334. — Meets Thursday
at hall on Octavia street, near Union strret.
Sargent Lodge No. 368. — Meets Friday.
Excelsior Degree Lodge No. 2.— Meets first and
third Saturday.
Teutonia Degree Lodge No. 4.— Meets second »n<i
fourth Friday of each month.
C.U.IFORNIA Rebekah Lodge No. 1.— Mcets Satur-
day evenings.
Templar Rebekah Lodge No. 19. — Meets Saturday.
Orient-al Rebekah Lodge No. 90.— Meets Wednes-
day.
Western Addition Lodge No. 285, meets Thurs-
day at Alcazar Bldg.
Walhalla Rebekah Lodge No. 130. — Meets Satur-
day.
.Amity Rebekah Lodge No. 160.— Meets Saturday.
Gener.vl Relief Committee (Composed of two
delegates from each of the Subordinate Lodges of San
Francisco) U. S. Cliflford of No. 15. President ; J. F.
Nichols of No. 124, Secretary. Meets every Sunday
at 10 o'clock, A.M.
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
—Incorporated September 26, 1865. Office, 8 Flood
Building.
Officers. — George T. Bohen, President; George Pen-
lington. Secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO. — Organized 1880. Capital stock,
$1,000,000. Office, corner of Market and Seventh
streets. Odd Fellows' Hall, room 3. Meets fourth
Wednesday of each month.
Officers.— D. Louderback, President; A. W. 8cott,
Vice-President ; Bank of Calilornia, Treasurer ; S. N.
Wyckoff. Secretary.
VETERAN ODD FELLOWS' ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized April 17, 1877. Objects— The preservation
of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship.
Officers.— Geo. T. Shaw, President; Wm. H.
Barnes, Secretary, St. Ann's Bldg.
ODD FELLOWS* EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION—
For the six months ending December 8, 1894, there
were 193 situations obtained by the Odd Fellows'
Employment Association. The office is open from
9 to 12 A. M. aud 7 to 9 p. m. daily, Sundays excepted.
No charge to the employer or employe. J. W. Allen,
President; A. McMeuaman. Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized December 30, 1854. Rooms, corner of Market
and Seventh streets.
The library contains over forty thousand vol-
umes in the various departments of literature, in-
cluding one of the most extensive collections of works
on the early history of the Pacific Coast. It also con-
tains a very complete aud valuable cabinet of min-
erals. Andrew J. Cleary, Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MARINE TEMPERANCE SO-
CIETY. — Organized March 22, 1866. Meets on the
second Tuesday evening of each month, at the Mar-
iners' Church, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets. Number of members, over four
thousand five hundred, to which additions are made
continually. Officers. — Rev. Joseph Rowell, Presi-
dent ; Mrs. M. N. Cummings, Secretary.
ST. MARY'S G. T. A. AND B. ASSOCIATION.—
Meets second Sunday of each month in basement of
St. Mary's Church (Old Cathedral).
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.—
California Branch. Headquarters, 132 McAllister
street. Officers.— Mrs. B. Sturtevant-Peet, President;
Mrs. H. E. Brown, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs.
D. J. Spencer, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Emily Hop-
pin, Treasurer.
The Woman's National Christian Temperance
Union is the largest society ever composed ex-
clusively of women, and conducted entirely by them.
There are 250 Unions in this State, with an aggregate
membership of about 7,000. The National W. C. T.
U. has 10,000 auxiliaries with a membership of 200,000.
Headanarters in San Francisco, open daily from 11
o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P. M.
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FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY No. 1.— Organized May,
1869. Number of members, three hundred. Meets
every second and fourth Wednesday evening of each
month at 121 Eddy street.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES.— Or-
ganized, May 24, 1859. Incorporated, 1863. The
property now occupied by the institution, north-
east corner of Stockton and Chestnut streets,
was purchased in 1862, at an expense of $7,500,
and enlarged in 1877, at a further expense of
S7,000, again improved in 1885 at an outlay of
$5,000, and agam in 1893, at an expense of
>7,000. It is now a very comfortable house. Samuel
6. L. Potter, M.D., M. R. C. P. L., Superintendent
and Resident Physician.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.—
Grand Lodge of California organized May 29, 1860.
Jurisdiction embraces the State of California.
Number of working Lodges, two hundred. Total
membership, about thirteen thousand.
This Order sustains the Good Templars' Home for
Orplians, located at Vallejo, California. The build-
ings, which are capacious, elegant and comfortable,
were erected in 1869. It is under the control of the
Grand Lodge of the Order, but its title is not meant
to convev any idea of exclusiveness as to the class
admitte(3"to its sheltering offices. To be a homeless
orphan is the only passport required at its portals.
Officers of the Grand Lodge of California.— Theo.
D. Kauouse, P. G. C. T.; W. P. Netherton, Grand
Secretary ; Dr. I. S. Halsey, Grand Treasurer.
San Fbancisco Distkict Lodge I. O. G. T.— Com-
posed of delegates from the several subordinate
lodges throughout the City and County of San Fran-
cisco. Holds quarterly sessions in August, Novem-
ber, February and May of each year. The officers
for the present year are:
R. Thompson, Past District Templar; S. A.
White, District Templar.
SAILOR'S WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.— Holds gospel temperance meeting last
Tuesday of each month at northeast corner of Sacra-
mento and Drumm streets.
Protective.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS AND
MACHINISTS. — Meets every first Saturday in Drews
Hall.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MASTERS AND
PILOTS OF STEAM VESSELS.— California Harbor
No. 15. L. P. Harvey, Worthy Captain ; M. A. Lloyd,
1st Pilot ; office 9 Mission street.
BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Jan-
uary 13, 1878. Number of members, one hundred
and thirty. Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month at 320 Post street. Objects— Protective and
benevolent.
BOARD OF TRADE OF S.AN FRANCISCO.— Or-
ganized April, 1877. Number of members, 220.
Office, Union Block, 202 Market street, upper floor.
Objects— To protect the interests of its members,
prevent settlements without full investigation, resist
inequitable and fraudulent settlements, and bring
about joint action in the collection of debts (Other
than in the ordinary course of business) .
Officers.— A. A. WatkluB, President; Jules Cerf, First
Vice-President; S. Nickelsburg, Second Vice-President;
E. W. Newhall, Treasurer ; Joseph Kirk, Attorney ; H.
L. Smith, Secretary.
BOOKBINDERS' PROTECTIVE AND BENEFI-
CIAL ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Local
Union No. 31. I. B. of B.— Organized August 15, 1875.
Meets second Tuesday of each month, at 539 Califor-
nia street.
Officers. — Edward Connolly. President; Theo.
Fluhr, Vice-President; William B. Curtis, 1817
Twenty-fourth, Secretary; Thos. B. Gould, Treas-
urer.
BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. — Or-
ganized in 1874. Objects: Protection of mutual in-
terests and promotion of harmony among brewers.
Meets at 40 Flood Building, every Friday at two P. M.
Officers.- W. A. Frederick, President; C. B.
Stone, Vice-President ; R. Mohr, Secretary ; Geo. F.
Volz, Treasurer.
BOILERMAKERS' AND IRON SHIPBUILDERS'
UNION.— Meets first and third Tuesdays in Drews'
Hall, 121 New Montgomery street.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
SOCIETIES PROTECTIVE. QI
BEICKHANDLEB.S' PROTECTIVE AND BENEV-
OLENT UNION OF CALIFORNIA.— Meets first and
third Saturday of each moutti in Drews' Hall, 121
New Montgomery street.
BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF CAUFORNIA—
16 Pobt street. S. R. Doyle, President.
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMCEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu-
al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in the City
of San Francisco. Object: The advancement of the
science of medicine and surgery.
Olficers.— Wm. Simpson, M.D., President; C. B.
Currier, M.D., First Vice-President; Dorothea Lum-
mis, M. D., Second Vice-President ; Eleanor F. Mar-
tin. M.D., 921 Polk street. Secretary ; C. L. Tisdale,
M.D., Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Kooms, Merchants'
Exchange Bldg, California street, room 58. OrgaJiized
April, 1850. Present membership 308. Regular
meetings, third Tuesdays in January, April, July and
October. Annual meeting, third Tuesday in January;
election of officers, second Tuesday in January.
Officers.— W. H. Dimond, President; Hugh Craig,
First Vice-President; W. T. Y. Schenck, Second
Vice-President ; L. H. Clement, Secretary, Treasurer
and Librarian.
CIGAKMAKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION, No.
228.— Organized in 1885. Number of members, 300.
Meets first and third Tuesday of each mouth at Metro-
politan Hall. Objects— To improve the condition of
its members and protect them against the encroach,
ments of Chinese cheap labor. Officers. — Jacob
Gassner, President; G. W. Van Gulpen, Secretary.
CIGARPACKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION. —
Meets every Tuesday at 539 California street.
DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized August 26, 1876. Meets
second and fourth Saturday evenings of each month
at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. J. B. Niderost,
Secretary.
FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIN.— Organized
December ti, 1875. Office, 413 Bush street.
Objects— To raise funds, and make loans among
its members, thus enabling them to acquire and
improve real estate.
Officers.— F. Ludemann, President ; William Hatje,
515 Market street. Secretary ; Otto Fauss, Treasurer.
GARDENERS' AND RANCHERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1874. Number of members,
eigtityeight. Meets last Saturday of each month,
at 519 Davis street. Domenico Gianni, Secretary,
residence, 6 Filbert Place.
GLASS BLOWERS UNION No. 3.— Meets the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month at Academy
Hall, 927 Mission street.
INDEPENDENT LONGSHOREMEN'S PROTECT-
IVE ASSOCIATION.— Meets at 121 New Montgomery
street, second and fourth Thursdays.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHIN-
ISTS.—San Francisco Lodge, No. G8. Meets first and
third Wednesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell
street. W. Ayling, Recording Secretary.
ITALIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Organized
in 1886. Number of members seventy-five. Meets at
506 Battery street.
Officers.— Giuseppe Calegaris, President ; Charles
Dondero, Secretary ; P. C. Rossi, Treasurer.
LABOR COUNCIL OF SAN FRANCISCO.— M.
McGl.Nnn. President; E. P. Burman, Recording Sec-
retary. Meets every Friday evening at 1159 Mission
street.
Book Bindebs' Union.— Meets at 539 California
street.
Beothekhood of Caepenters' and Joiners,' No.
483 — Meets every Monday evening at 121 Eddy street.
No. 707 meets every Monday evening at 1153 Mission
street.
CiGAB Makebs' Union, No. 228.— Meets first and
third Tuesday of every month at 368 Jessie street.
Sailoes' Union.— Meets at the corner of Mission
and East streets every Monday evening.
Core Makers' Union, No. 1.— Meets first and third
Monday of each month in Drews' Hall.
Frame Makers' and Gilders' Union. — Meets
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 737
Mission street.
FcBNiTURE WoEKEEs' UNION, No. 15. — Meets every
Tuesday evening at 1153 Mission street.
German Ameeican Typogeaphia, No. 22.— Meets at
539 California street.
Harness Makers' Union, No. 927.— Meets every
Wednesday at 927 Mission street.
Iron Molders' Union, No. 164.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at 121 Eddy street.
Journeymen Bakebs' Union, No. 51.— Meets at
Federation Hall, 816 Howard street.
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Joubneymen Horseshoees' Union. — Meets every
Monday evening at 927 Mission street.
Musicians' Mutual Peotecttve Union, No. 10. —
Meets 39 Fourth street.
Paxteen Makebs' Union.— Meets at 121 New Mont-
gomery street.
Tannees' and Cubbiees' Union.— Meets every
Wednesday evening at cor of Twenty-fourth and
Folsom streets.
Typogeaphical Union, No. 21.— Meets last Sunday
of each month at 2 p. m. at Shiels Building, 32
O'Farrell street.
United Beeweey Wobkmen of the P. C— Meets
at 1153 Mission street.
Upholstebees' Union.— Meets at Forresters' Hall,
Eddy street.
White Cooks' and Waitees' Peotective Union.—
Meets every Tuesday evening at 410 Kearny street.
JEWELERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.— Meets sec-
ond and fourth Friday in each month at A. O. F.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street.
Oticers.— Gustave Pohlmann, President; Wm.
Donahue. Vice-President; Henry Blundel, Recording
Secretary; C. Rudolph, Financial Secretary; Ferdi-
nand Heiduska, Treasurer.
LONGSHORE LUMBERMEN'S PEOTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Meets first and third Friday of each
month in Drews' Hall, 121 New Montgomery street.
Objects— Protective and Benevolent.
LUMBER SURVEYORS' ASSOCIATION.-Organ-
Ized February, 1884. Number of members, thirty-
six. Meet first Monday in each month at their
rooms, 9 Mission street. Object— Mutual protection
and the concentration of its members for uniformity
of action. W. G. Whidden, Secretary.
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFOR-
NIA.— Incorporated November 13, 1883. This Asso-
ciation has no capital stock.
Geo. C. Hickox Secretary, Mutual Life Building.
MARINE ENGINEERS' BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA-
TION, NO. 35.— Organized August, 1882. Number < f
members, six hundred and twenty-five. Meets
weekly at Alcazar Building, 114 O'Farrell street. Li-
brary and reading-room, 9 Mission street.
Officers.— John J. Leary, President ; Frank Bragg.
Financial Secretary and Manager; Charles 8. True,
Recording and Corresponding Secretary.
MASTER PLUMBERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized
for the protection of the trade and to secure a higher
standard of work. John L. E. Firmin, Correspond-
ing Secretary. 1244 Valencia street ; J. B. Butterworth,
Recording and Financial Secretary, 1809 Polk street.
Meets on the first and third Fridays of each month at
NE corner O'Farrell and Stockton.
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MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated June 1, 1868. Capital, S250,000. Office, Mer-
cliant's Exchange Building, California street, between
Montgomery and Sansome. The object of this corpor-
ation is the promotion of the interest of trade and
commerce.
Officers. — W. A. Holcomb, President; A. Gerber-
ding, Vice-President ; J. M. Shotwell, Manager; H. T.
Emery, Secretary.
MILLMEN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Com-
prising the planiog mill proprietors of San Fran-
cisco, Oakland, Alameda and East and West Berkeley,
16 Post street, entrance 7 Lick alley. Regular meet-
ings, first Tuesday in every month.
NATIONAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION.- Organized
in Kansas City, Mo., May 8. 1891. Objects, a fraternal
order with insurance from SoOO to S2000. One-half
amount of certificate in case of permanent total disa-
bility. Paid up certificate after twenty years' contin-
uous, membership. Sau Francisco Lodge. No. 57,
meets first Saturday night in each month at Oriental
Hall, un O'Farrell street.
Officers —G. E. Bendle, President ; C. W. Coffin,
Treasurer; H. G. Watrous, Treasurer. R. H. Flagg,
Ami-rican Exchange Hotel, General Agent for Cali-
fornia.
OCCIDENTAL TROTTING AND PACING ASSO-
CIA.TION.— F. W. Kelley, Secretary, 313 Bush street.
PACIFIC COAST TROTTING HORSE BREEDERS'
ASSOCIATION.— F. W. Kelley, secretary. 313 Bush
street.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.— Meetings held
daily, morning and afternoon, at 316 Montgomery
street, between California and Pine streets.
Officers.— Robeit G. Horn, President; Stephen
Otis, Vic- President; E.Moran, Secretary; J.B. Boutue,
Chaii'man.
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated August, 1868. Meets
the second and last Thursdays of each month, at 8
p. M., at .510 Bush street.
RETAIL GROCERS' COLLECTION BUREAU.—
E. I. Flieger, Manager, 121 Post street, rooms 9-11.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for the purpose of protecting its members against bad
debtors and all general abuses in the grocery trade.
Officers. — John G. Nobmann, President; C Meier,
Vice-President; E. I. Flieger. Secretary ; John E. A.
Helms, Treasurer.
RETAIL GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.—
Organized April 1, 1871. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday of every month, at 121 Pust street, rooms
9-11.
RIGGERS' ANT) STEVEDORES' UNION ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized July 2o, 1853, for the regulation of
wages and the protection of each other. Number of
members two hundred. Meets every Monday evening
at 808 Montgomery street.
RIGGERS PROTECTIVE UNION OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized in 1874. reorganized in 1886, -Ml
Steuart street, first Wednesday of the month. T. H.
Sillers, President; John Holland, Vice-President:
John Rockert, Secretary ; Lewis Arvin, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK-
ERS.—Organized September 1, 1874. Meets at call of
the President. Objects — Mutual benefit of the
members, and to promote the interests of the trade
generally. Frank Rossbach, Secretary. Office of
Secretary, 7 Washington market.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.— Offic« 211
Sansome street.
Officers.— Thomas Brown, President; John D.McKee,
Secretary ; Charles Sleeper, Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized February 4, 1868. Meetings held at 32
O'Farrell street, on the second Tuesday of each month
at 8. 10 p. M.
Officers.— C. C. Wads worth. M, D., President ; Chas.
G. Kuhlman, M. D., First Vice-President; Frank B.
Carpenter.M. D., Second Vice-President ; A. P. Wood-
ward, M. D.. Recording Secretary; L. M. F. Wanzer,
M. D., Assistant Recording Secretary ; L. M. F. Wanzer,
M.D., Corresponding Secretary ; W. S. Whitwell.M.D..
Treasurer ; D. W. Montgomery. M. D., Librarian and
Curator ; Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D., Wm. F. McNutt,
M. D., and Jas. Simpson, M. D., Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 1869. Number of members about
fifty. Meets at Union Square Hall, 421 Post street,
the second Monday evening in each month.
Officers.- E. C. Post, President ; F. C. Psgue, Vice-
President ; H. G. Richards, Corresponding Secretary ;
G. N. Van Orden, Recording Secretary; W. A.
Knowles, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRINTING PRESSMEN'S
UNION.— Established In March, 1886. Number of
members, 175, apprentices 40. Meets at 620 Bush
street, on the first and third Wednesdays of each
month.
Officers.— Jas. T. Golton. President ; Chas. H. Long.
Vice-President; J. H. Roxburgh, Recording Secre-
tary : F. Caler, Financial Secretary ; W'm. Griswold,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— Orga-
nized September 15, 1867. Number of members two
hundred. Meets daily at half past ten o'clock .\. M.,
in rooms in Merchants Exchange, 425 California
street, between Montgomery and Sansome streets.
Object — To promote the interest and convenience of
dealers in domestic produce.
Officers.— W. A. Holcomb, President; A Gerber-
ding, Vice-President ; T. C. Friedlander, Secretary ;
Jas. W. Sperry, Treasurer. Secretary's office, 433 Cali-
fornia street.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCH.\NGE CALL
BOARD .\SSOCIATION.— Organized August 3. 1882.
Number of 11 embers, two hundred. Daily sessions,
10 and 11 :15 .4. M. and 2 P. M.
Officers. — W. A. Holcomb. President; A. Gerber-
din-', Vice-President; J. W. Sperry, Treasurer; T. C.
Friedlander, Secretary. Secretary's office, 433 Cali-
fornia street.
SAN FRANCISCO RETAIL DRUGGISTS' ASSO-
CIATION.—Joseph Calegaris, President; Otto A.
Weihe. secretary, 640 Post street.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS' ASSOCIATION.
— Organized viotober 23, 1878. Number of members
one hundred and sixty-foitr. Meets third Tuesday
of each month in Drews' Hall. T. F. Mangan, Sec-
retary.
Officers.— George E. Connolly, President; John
Comyns, Vice-President ; Thomns F. Mangan, Secre-
tary; Lawrence Comyns, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.— Organized September 11, 1862. Meetings
helddaily at9:30 A. M., and 2:30 P. M., at 331 Pine
street.
Officers. — Geo. I. Ives, President; A. B. Buggies,
Vice-President; O. V. Walker, Chairman; Geo. T.
Marye, Jr., Treasurer; Fred. W. Hadley, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO.
21. — Organized 1872. Number of members, twelve
hundred and fifty. W. B. Benoist, Secretary. Meets
on the last Sunday of every month, at 32 O'Farrell
street. Rooms 606 Montgomery street.
Officers.— A. C. Schwatka, President; W.B. Benoist,
Secretary.
SCAVENGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized
August 17. 1879. Meets every Saturday evening at
1628 Powell street. Number of members about two
hrmdred.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized February 1881. Richard Stephens.
President; Charles Meanwell. Secretary, 14 Folsom
street.
STEVEDORE ENGINEERS' PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CIATION.—Meets first and third Friday of every
month at St. George's Hall.
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SOCIETIES LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, ETC.
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.— Officers-
John Perry, Jr., President ; Aug. Helbing, Vice-Pres-
ident; E. G. Brown, Chairman; Edward Barry,
Secretary ; Daniel Meyer, Treasurer ; 22 Merchants'
Exchange.
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literary, Scientific, Etc.
ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE P.ACIFIC.
THE— (Incorporated.) Rooms at 819 Market btreet,
San Francisco.
Correspondence should be addressed to either of the
Secretaries as below. 0. D. Perrine, Lick Observa-
tory, Mount Hamilton ; F. R. Ziel, Secretary and
Treasurer, 410 California street, San Francisco.
BAB ASSOCIATION OF SAN FKANCISCO.— Organ-
ized April 20, 1872. Number of members, about
two hundred. Objects: To maintain the honor and
dignity of the profession of the law, to increase its
usefulness in promoting the due administration of
justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its
members. Rooms, 530 California street.
Officers.— Eiiward R. Taylor, President; R. G.
Haynp, Senior Vice-President ; W. H. Fifield, Junior
Vice-President; E. B. HoUaday, Secretary; C. E. A.
Foerster. Corresponding Secretary; John M. Burnett,
Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ-
ized April 4, 1853. Number of members, two hun-
dred and forty. Academy of Sciences Building, 819
Market street.
H. W. Harkness, President; H. H. Behr, First Vice-
President ; J. G. Cooper, Second Vice-President;
George A. Moore, Corresponding Secretary; G. P.
Eixford, Recording Secretary; L. H. Foote, Treasurer:
Carlos Troyer, Librarian; J. Z. Davis, Director of
Museum.
Board of Trustees. — Charles F. Crocker, Chairman ;
D. E. Hayes, W. C. Burnett, George C. Perkins, E. J.
Molera, W. S. Chapman and John Taylor.
The regular stated meetings of the Academy are
held on the first and third Monday evenings of each
month.
CALIFORNIA ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY.—
Meets at rooms of California State Board of Horti-
culture, 220 Sutter street. Ed. M. Elirhorn, Presi-
dent; Alexander Craw, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo-
rated as the Historical Society of the Slate of Cali-
fornia, April 29, 1852. Reorganized in 1878. Reincor-
porated March 5, 188(). Objects: To collect, preserve
and diffuse information relating to history. Meetings
on the second Tuesday evening of each month.
Rooms, 819 Market street.
Hon. James V. Coffey, President; A. S. Hubbard,
Secretary and Librarian.
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND
COLLEGE OF PH.VRMACY.— The society was incor-
porated December 10, 1871. The college was incorpo-
rated August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Univer-
sity of California June 18, 1873. The society and
college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures
given at the Hall of the College of Pharmacy, 113
Fulton street, between Polk and Van Ness avenue,
for a term of six months.
The main object of the institution is to unite the
apothecaries of this State in organized efforts to ele-
vate the standing of those engaged in the profession.
The society meets quarterly or oftener for the discus-
sion of topics of scientific and practical interest to
the pharmacist.
Officers.— S. H. Melvin, President; Charles A.
Bayly. First Vice-President; Val. Schmidt, Second
Vice-President; Geo. J. Harvey, Corresponding and
Recording Secretary ; R. E. White, Treasurer ; F. A.
Beckett, John Calvert, E. P. Gates, O. A. Weihe,
Edward A. Bagot, Jos. S. Warren, Boaid of Trustees
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CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS
THE.— Incorporated 1885. The School was founded
by James Lick and endowed with S54O.000, its object
being—" To educate males and females In the prac-
tical arts of life, such as workers in wood, iron and
stone, or any of the metals, and in whatever industry
int-llig«iit mechanical skill now is or can hereafter
be applied, such institution to be open to all yonths
born in California."
The Academic buildings and shops are located at
thee orner of Sixteenth (Center street) and Utah
streets, about one luile south of the New City Hall
and one block east of Potrero avenue, aicessible by
Ninth street. Tenth street and Potrero avenue.
Officers. — Horace Davis, President; A. S. Hallidie,
Vice-President; Jas. S. Bunnell, Secretary; Horace
Davis, A. S. Hallidie, John O. Earl, Horatio Stobbins,
D. D., and James Spiers, Trustees. Geo. A. Merrill,
Principal.
CALIFORNIA STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.—
C. E Post, President; G^o. N. Van Ordeu. Recording
Secretary; H. G. RicUards, Corresponding Secretary.
Meets second Monday evening each month at 235
Post btreet.
CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY.—Organized September. 1879. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and fifty. Objects— To promote the
science and practice of horticulture in all its branches.
Meets at 220 Sutter street at 1:30 p. m. on last Friday
of each month. B. M. Lelong, President, San Fran-
cisco ; E. J. Wiclsson, Berkeley, Secretary. Office, '.^20
Sutter.
CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU.-Organ-
ized under an Act of the Legislature entitled " An Act
to provide for the establishment and maintenance of
a Alining Bureau," approved April 16, 1880. The ob-
jects of the Bureau, as set forth in the first section of
the Act, are as follows: " There shall be and is hereby
established in this State, a Mining Bureau, the prin-
cipal office of which shall be maintained in the City
of San Francisco, at which place there shall be col-
lected by the State Mineralogist, and preserved for
study and reference, specimens of all the geological
and mineralogical substances, including mineral
waters, found in this State, especially those possess-
ing economic or commercial value, which specimens
shall be marked, arranged, classified and described,
and a record thereof preserved, showing the character
thereof, and the place from whence obtained. The
State Blineralogist shall also, as he has opportunity
and means, collect, and in like manner preserve at
said office, minerals, rociss, and fossils of other States.
Territories and countries, and the collections so made
shall at all reasonable hours be open to public inspec-
tion, examination and study." The Bureau is now lo-
cated In Pioneers' Building, west side Fourth street,
between Market and Mission, where spacious rooms,
filled with specimens, are open daily to visitors, free
from 10 A. M. to 5 P. m. The museum will be
found very interesting and instructive to tourists
as well as our nwn citizens.
J. Z. Davis, President ; W. S. Keyes, Thos. B. Bishop,
J. E. Doolittl.- and W. S. Lyle, Trustees; J. J. Craw-
ford, State Mineralogist.
CALIFORNIA STATE RETAIL DRUGGISTS' AS-
SOCIATION.—For protection in trade Interests.
John Calvert (San Francisco) President ; C. F. Uelnze-
man (Los Angeles) First Vice-President ; W. C. Smith
(Oakland) Second Vice-President; 8. A. McDonnell,
Treasurer ; Richard E. White, Secretary, 400 Hayes
street.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU-
TION.—Sequoia Chapter organized Dec. 10, 1891.
Meets second Monday of every month at 2 p. m..
Occidental Hotel. Object— To perpetuate patriotism.
Officers — Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Regent; Mrs.
Joseph L. Moody, Vice-Regent; Mrs. C. Elwnod
Brown, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. J. M. Chretien,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. E. M. Jones. Treas-
urer.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC— Organized February, 187ti. Meets at 303
California street. Object: Mutual imi^rovement in
Insurance matters.
Officers.— Rollo V. Watt, President: V. C. Drif-
field, Vice-President; R. W. Osborn, Secretary and
Treasurer.
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FREE PUBLIC LIBRAKT, THE— Orfjaiiized 1879.
Xocation New City Hall, secoud floor. Branches :
No. 1, corner Twenty-second and V»lencia streets;
:No. 2, Kentucky street near Butte, Potrero ; Xo. 3,
1801 Stockton street ; No. i, 809 Point Lobos Av.
This Institution was provided for in the Act passed
■fay the Legislature iu April, 1880, authorizing the crea-
tion and maintenance of free libraries, and empower-
ing the Supervisors to levy a tax of not exceeding on©
mill on the dollar for their support. The library
-was formally opened June 7, 1879, with about
6,162 volumes, (magazines and periodicals not in-
cluded) , together with a newspaper department.
At this time there are nearly 7H,OuO volumes in the
Library. Between 25,000 and 28,000 are circulated
-each month. Number of Home Cards issued, l.i.OuO.
The library is open on secular days from 9 a. m. to 9
p. M. Ou Sundays from 1;:J0 P. M to 5 p. M.
Officers.— Jos. O'Connor, President; Geo. T. Clark,
Secretary and Librarian.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA.—
Incorporated December lltli, 1891. Academy of
Sciences Building. First — Lectures are giv^n
mouthly and occasionally bi-monthly, either by
native or foreign travelers or by qualitird scie lists.
Second — Aid will be given, when the society has
eiiffi.ient funds in hmd. to exploring expeditions on
tuts coa^t or elsewhere. Third- The society re-
ceives information from naval ofiicerB with regard to
points of geographical interest, changes of currents,
climatic variations or other phenomena, and keeps a
record of ihem for consultation. Fourth — Alibraryof
books of travel and other kindred subjects, together
with maps, is being rapidly accumulated. Fifth — One
bulletin has already been published for home dis-
tribution and interchange with scientific societies
thr lughout theworld, and will be followed period-
ically by others. Sixth — Conversaziones will take
place at stated periods, at which members of the
society will have the privilege of introducing their
friends. The initiation fee for "Fellows" (F. G. 8.
C.) is ten dollars, and monthly dues one dollar.
Life membership, one hiiniled dollars; no dues.
Aesnciatp members, not taking part in the manage-
ment, five dollars per annum ; no dues. Ladies ad-
mitted as members of either of the above classes.
Library a"d rooms open from 10 a. ll. to 6 P. M.
President, Fred Win. D'Evelyn. M. B. C. M., Edin-
burgh; Fir.-t Vice-President, Eli T. Sheppard;
Second Vice-President, Frank Shay ; Directors, A. L.
Bancroft, Dorville Libby. George E. Hall. Rev. Dr.
Fred. J. Masters, D. D., George A. Moore, Hon. W.
H.Pratt and S. H. Strife; Treasurer, Edwin Fret-
well, President Americ n Bank and Trust Co. ;
St-cretary, P. MucEwen ; Bankers. American Bank and
Trust Co.; Honorary Council, C"louel Cliarles F.
Crocker, Daniel A. Goodsell. D. D. (Bishop of the
Methodist Church), Stephnn T. Gage. A. S. Hallidie,
H. E. Hnntiuatou. Colonel J. P. Jackson, Professor
Mnrtin Kellogg (President of Uuiversitfy of Califor-
nia), Hon. E. AIcKinstry, Colonel Geo. H. Morrison,
John Rosenfeld, G. Howard Thompson and John J.
Valentine.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC—
Organized March 16, 1881. Incorjjorated January
5, 1892. Office, Mercantile Library Bldg, room
3."). Objects: To encourage Geographical explo-
ration and discovery ; to investigate and disseminate
Geographical information by discussion, lectures and
publications ; to establish in thi.s, the chief city of
the Pacific States, for the benefit of commerce,
navigation aud the industrial and material inter-
ests of the Pacific Slope, a place where the means
will be afforded of obtaining accurate information,
not only of the countries bordering on the Pacific
Ocean, but of every part of the habitable globe- to
accumulate a library of the best books on Geography,
History and Statistics ; to make a collection of the
most recent Maps and Charts — especially those which
relate to the Pacific Coast, the I.-lands of the Pacific,
»nd the Pacific Ocean ; and to enter into correspon-
dence with scientific and learned societies whose ob-
jects include or sympathize with Geography.
Initiation fee for Fellows ten dollars, monthly dues
one dollar. Life Fellowship one hundred dollars, no
dues.
Officers. — George Davidson, President ; Ralph C.
Harrison Irving M. Scott and Charles L. Taylor,
Vice-Presidents : Harry Durbrow, Treasurer ; Mark
Sheldon, Foreign Oorrespondina Secretary; Jeremiah
Lynch, Home Corresponding Secretary; John Part-
ridge, Secretary; T.F. Trenor, A. M., Assistant Secre-
tary ; E. J. Bowen, Louis L. Nelson. Prof. George Da-
vidson, John Dolbeer. John Partridge, Harry Dur-
brow, Captain C. L. Taylor, Board of Directors.
Meets each month in the Society rooms. Mercantile
Library Building, Van Ness Av.
LIGUE NATIONALE FRANCAISE.— Organized An-
gust 4, 1871. Meets third Monday of each month, at
3U5 Larkiu street. Objects: To promote friendship,
harmony, and intelligence among the French resi-
dents of California, and enable them to co-operate in
enterprises of general importance.
Officers. — Daniel Levy, President; A. Goustiaux
and V. Gaudet, Vice-Presidents; Em. Meyer, Treas-
urer; E. Godchaux and A. Lemardelay, Secretaries ;
E. Raas, F. Lacoste, D. Roth, F. Messager and E.
Marque Members of Council. A. Masson, Librarian
and Secretary.
The library belonging to the society contains about
sixteen thousand volumes, partly voluntary dona-
tions. Any person may have access to the reading
room, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees and
paying an initiatory fee of one dollar, and fifty cents
monthly, due in advance. Open every day from 12 to
6 p. M., and from 7:oO to 10 P. M., except Sundays and
legal holidays.
MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM.— Northeast
corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Estab-
lished March 21. 1876, for the purpose of affording
mariners visiting this port, and others, opportunity of
reading the local. Eastern, and foreign newspapers,
and periodicals, free of charge. The library contains
over a thousand volumes.
MARK HOPKISS INSTITUTE OF ART, south-
east corner California and Mason streets. (See S. F.
Art Astojiation.)
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.— Organized March 29,
1855. Location, 31 Post street. The design and ob-
jects of this Association are to cultivate a s iciel feel-
ing of friendship, and the mutual improvement of
itB members ; the dissemination of information and
ust-ful knowledge by the establishment of a library
of circulation and reference, a Museum and Reading
Room, the formation of classes and delivery of lec-
tures for tuition, the collection of a cabinet, scientific
apparatus, works of art the purchase of propi-rtyand
erection uf buildings fo- the requirements of ihe In-
stitute, and for any scientific, mechanical and liter-
ary purpose.
The society has a Reading Room well supplied with
the leading scientific aud literary periodicals and
a valuable library containing seventy thousand vol-
umes, including many rare scientific works. Night
classes providing instruction in mechani al and free
baud drawibg, and lectures on popular subjects.
Any person may become a member, being acceptable
to the Board of Trastees, by paying a fee of one dol-
lar, and one dollar and fifty cents quart' rly dues in
advance. The Institute also owns the " Mechanics'
Pavilion," located on the southwest corner of Grove
and Larkin streets, in which, under the auspices of
the Institute, the Annual Industrial Expositions are
held.
Officer-. — A. S. Hallidie, President: Geo. Gumming,
Vice-President; First National Bank, Treasurer ; R.
P. Dolan, Recording Secretary ; Charles £. Mooser,
Corresponding Secretary ; J. H. Culver, Secretary;
A. M. Jellisou, Librarian.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF CALI-
FORNIA.— Officers. — G. L. Simmons, Sacramento,
President; N. Potts, San Jose, First Vice-President;
Dr. Abrams, San Francisco, Second Vice-President;
W. Watt Kerr. San Francisco, Secretary; James H.
Parkinson, Sacramento, Treasurer ; office 528 Sutter
street.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ
Ized January 24, 1853. Mercantile Library Build-
ing, Northeast corner of Van Ness Avenue and Golden
Gate Avenue.
The rooms of the association are commodious and
well arranged. The library contains about sixty-eight
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thoupand volumes, and the reading rooms are amply
supplied with papers and magazines from the Eastern
States and Europe. The terms of membership are
one dollar and a half per quarter In advance. No
Initiation fee.
Officers. — A. H. Loughborough, President; Samuel
O. Bigelow, Vice-President; J. J. O'Brien. Treasurer;
Bert McNulty, Recording Secretary ; William Doxey,
Corresponding Secretary ; H. R. Coleman, Librarian.
PACIFIC COAST COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS'
ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated July 15th, 1891. Meet,
ings are held at the call of the President.
Officers.— W. J. Barrett. President ; R. D. Laldlaw,
Treasurer; A. 0. Boldemann, Secretary. Office 307
Commercial Street.
PACIFIC COAST JERSEY CATTLE CLUB.— John
W. Coleman, President; W. F. Russell. Secretary.
Office 14 Sansome Street. Number of members,
eighty.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 28, 1871. Incorporated July 30. 1889, as The
San Francisco Art Association. Objects— The pro-
motion of painting, sculpture, and tine arts
akin thereto, the diffusion of a cultivated
taste for art in the community at large, and the
establishment of an academy or school of de-
sign. Membership in this society, which has now
about four hundred contributing, one hundred and
fifty life, and nine honorary members, is open to
all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings held
on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem-
ber, and December, in the rooms of the society,
at the Mark Hopkins lustitute i)f Art, southeast cor-
ner of California and Mason street'. Annual election
of officers last Tuesday in March of each year.
Officers. — James D. Phe'au, President; William
Keith and Edward Bosqui, Vice-Presidents ; A. Page
Brown, St-cretary ; J. R. Martin, Assistant Secretary ;
Louis Sloss, Jr., Treasurer.
The School of Design connected with the associa-
tion was organized December 31, 1873. The school
has ninety pupils. Its affairs are managed by a
committee of members of the Art Association. R.D.
Yelland, Arthur F.Mathews, Amedee JouUin, Oscar
Kunath, John A. Stanton and Douglas Tilden, teach-
ers; J.R. Martin, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY SOCIETY OF PHYSI.
CIANS AND SURGEONS.— Frank Cornwall, M. D
President ;E. H. Mattner, Vice-President; Jessie C.
Farmer. M. D. Secretary. Meetings held at 227 Geary
street, first Monday of each month at 8 p. m.
SAN FRANCISCO CREMATION COMP.'V.NY.— In-
corporated September 5, 1885. Crematory finished
and in operation at Cypress Lawn Cemetry. Capital
stock, $25,000 ; divided into 500 shares. Office, 303
Califoruia street.
Officers. — I. Gutte, President ; M. Greenblatt,
Vice-President; D. Hirschf eld, Secretary ; Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
—Organized 1865. Library coutaius about thirty-four
thousand volumes. Rooms, New City Hall. 'j. H.
Deering, Jr., Secretary and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized April 5, 1872. Incorporated August 30,
1872. Number of active members, 60. Meets first
and third Wednesdays of each mouth at 432 Mont-
gomery street, rooms 9 and 10.
Officers —J. C. Spencer. M. D., President; R. H.
Freund, Vice-President ; William E. Loy, Recording
Secretary; George Otis Mitchell. Corresponding Sec-
retary; Charles C. Riedy, Treasurer.
SIERRA CLUB.— Office. 819 Market street. Ob-
jects: To explore, enjoy and render accessible the
mountain regions of the Pacific Coast, and to enlist the
support and co-operation of the people and the gov-
ernment In preserving the forests and other features
of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Officers.- John
Muir, President; Elliott McAllister, Secretary; Wil-
liam H. Beatty, Joseph Le Conte. Warren Olney,
George Davidson, J. H. Senger, C. B. Bradley, J. M.
StlUman, Directors.
SOCIETY OF CALIf6rNIA PIONEERS.— Organ-
ized August, 1850. Rooms, Pioneers' Building, west
side of Fourth street, between Market and Mission
streets. Entrance 5 Pioneer Place.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect
and preserve information connected with the early
settlement and subsequent conquest of the country,
and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga-
city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in
the wilderness and become the founders of a new
State and also the male decendants of members
All who were in California prior to the first
day of January, 1850, are eligible to mem-
bership. Any who have rendered distinguished
or important services to the society or State,
may be admitted as honorary members. Regular
meetings of the society take place on the first Mon-
day of each month. Annual election of officers
on the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the
conquest of California, and of the raising of the
American flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the
ninth of September, the anniversary of the admission
of California into the Union. The Society is possessed
of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals, relics of
early times, and various other objects of interest.
Officers— Christian Reis, President ; John D. Tal-
lant, Treasurer: John I. Spear, Secretary; John F.
Pinkham, Marshal.
STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.— Office, 220
Sutter street
Officers. — Elwood Cooper, President. Santa Bar-
bara, Comiuissiouer for the Los Angeles Dis-
trict; Fred C. Miles, Penryn, Treasurer, Commis-
sioner for the El Dorado District; B. M. Lelong, Sec-
retary, 220 Sutter street, San Francisco ; Sol Runyon,
Courtland, Commissioner for the Sacramento Dis-
trict ; J. L. Mosher, Auditor, San Francisco, Commis-
sioner for the State at Large ; L. W. Buck, Vice-Presi-
dent, Vacaville, Commissoner for the Napa District ;
Mark L. McDonald, Santa Rosa, Commissioner for the
Sonoma District : Frank A. Kimball. National City,
Commissioner for the State at Large; I. H. Thomas,
Visalla, Commissioner for the San Joaqiiin District ;
A. Block, Commissioner for the San Francisco Dis-
trict ; Alexander Craw, Quarantine Officer; Ella Hal-
lahan, clerk.
STATE BOARD OF VITICULTURAL COMMIS-
SIONERS— Officers and members of the Board : John
T. Doyle, President, San Francisco, Commissioner
for tlie State at Large ; E. C. Bichowskv, Vice-Presi-
dent. San Gabriel, Commissioner for the Los Angeles
District; H. W. Crabb. Treasurer, Oakville; Commis-
sioner for the Napa District; J. DeBarth Shorb, San
Gabriel, Commissioner for the State at Large; George
West, Stockton Commissioner for the San Joaquin
District; Isaac De Turk, Santa Rosa, Commissioner
for the Sonoma District ; Allen Towle, Towles, Com-
missioner for the El Dorado District ; R. D. Stephens,
Sacramento, Commissioner for the Sacramento Dis-
trict; Charles Bundschu, San Francisco, Commis-
sioner for the San Francisco District; Winfield Scott,
Secretary, San Francisco; Clarence J. Wetmore, Chief
Executive, Vitioultural and Hialth Officer, Livermore
and San Francisco. Office of the Board, 101 Sansome
street.
STATE FLORAL SOCIETY.— Organized October,
1888. Object : Promotion of the science and prac-
tice of Floriculture in all its branches.
Officers. — E. J. Wickson. President, Berkeley; Emory
E. Smith, Secretary ; John Henderson Jr., Treasurer;
Miss E. F. Bailey, Accountant. Meets at 2 p. m.
second Friday of each month at 220 Sutter street, San
Francisco.
TECHNICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
—Organized April, 1884. Meets in the Society's
rooms. Academy of Sciences Building, 819 Market
street, on the first Friday of each month. Rooms
open to members every day and evening. Number
of members, two hundred and fifty-five. Objects:
The advancement of the technical professions by
means of the reading of papers and discussion of
questions pertaining thereto, and the establishment
of a central point of reference.
Officers.- Geo. W. Dickie, President ; W. O. Curtis ,
Vice-President ; Otto von Geldern, Secretary ; Geo.
F. Schild. Treasurer.
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SOCIETIES SOCIAL.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, 325 Montgom-
ery street. The objects ot this association are to form
a more perfect union of the Pioneers of California in
the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter-
course between them ; to collect and preserve histor-
ical facts and information in connection with the early
and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa-
cific Coast ; to form a library for the diffusion of use-
ful knowledge among its members ; to form a cabinet
of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub-
stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pur-
sue such literary and scientific objects, by means of
lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient
by the Board of Directors, and to perpetuate the mem-
ory of those whose wisdom, valor, and enterprise ad-
vanced civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All
white males who were in California prior to the ninth
day of September, 1850, and the male descendants of
all such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership.
Officers.— Charles Nelson, President ; Wm. McAfee,
First Vice-President; O. J. Preston, Second Vice-
President; Lowell J. Hardy, Jr., Secretary; Samuel
Figel, Treasurer; H. F. W. Hofifman. Marshal. Sec-
retary's office, 7 Mills Building, 4th floor
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ARION VEREIN.— Meets on the first and third
Monday evenings of each month, at the club rooms,
414 Pine street. Number of members, aboiit two
hundred.
Officers. — John Sievere, President ; Panl Siholz,
Recording Secretary ; G. Lindeuau, Financial Secre-
tMry; C. Hermann, Treasurer. New election first
Monday in April.
ARIEL ROWING CLDB.— Boat House. Long Bridge.
Organized, April 17, 1877. Incorporated, February
15th, lb89. Membership, ninety-five. Joseph S. Ny-
land. President; W. T. Howe, Vice-President; John
D. Batteux, Recording Secretary ; Eugene Flanders,
Financial Secretary: J. Hardy, Treasurer ; R. Ellis,
Captdin; Geo. O'Neill, Lieut.-Captain.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN
WAR. — Organized July 2, 1866. Number of members,
seventy-five. Meet second Thursday of each month at
their hall, 2'2 O'Farrell street.
Officers. — Sidney Zoop, President ; Wm. Duncan,
Secretary.
BAY CITY WHEELMEN.— 441 Golden Gate Avenue'
Frank H. Kerrigan, President; Calvin N. Langton-
Secretary.
BEAR CLUB OF CALIFORNIA.— Meets first and
third Mondays of each month at corner Post and
Fillmore streets.
Officers— Thomas W. Collins, President; George
8. McComb, Recording Secretary ; H. H. P. Jafle, Fi-
nancial Secretary ; O. A. Tolle, Treasurer.
BERLINS THE.— The Berlins organized September
16, 1890 ; incorporated 1891. Objects to promote so-
cial intercourse among its members and to aid sick
or dltiabled members.
Officers— Frank L. Noriega, President; J. J.
Crowe, Vice-President ; J. F. McGeough, Financial
Secretary; D. J. Sheehan, Treasurer; Elmer D.
Roach, Recording Secretary.
BOHEMI.\N CLUB. — Incorporated May 17, 1872.
Number of members, seven hundred and forty.
Meetings held second Tuesday in January, April,
July, and October. Literary and musical meetings
last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms,
130 Post street.
Officers.— Horace G. Piatt, President ; Alexander
G. Hawes, Vice-President ; John Lathrop, Secretary :
Horace G. Hellman, Treasurer; Directors— Vanderlynn
Stow, Geo. H. Wheaton, Chas. Josselyn, Robert H.
Fletcher, W. G. Stafford, Wm. G. Curtis, John A.
Stanton, Willis E. Davis ; H. B. Rathbone, Assistant
Secretary and Manager.
BUSINESS MEN'S DEMOCRATIC ASSOCI.VriON.
— Club House No. 413 Stockton street. John McCartby
President; Robert Haight, Secretary, Amalgamation of
the Manhattan and Business Men's Democratic Clubs
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24,
1866. Number of members, six hundred and fifty.
Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at
Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin street. Objects: Perpetuating
the ancient customs, costumes and games of Scot-
land, and the encouragement aud diffusion of Scottish
literature, music, etc.
Officers.— D. R. McNeill, Chief; A. L^uriston, First
Chieftain ; Geo. Davidson, Second Chieftain ; James
H. Duncan, Third Chieftain ; William Mitchell, Fourth
Chieftiin ; Dr. Geo. Adams, Physician.
Directors. — Chas. A. McPhee, Geo. Connon, Thomas
Wilson, James Gorie, Capt. J. G. Blair.
CALIFORNIA CAMERA CLUB.— Academy of Sci-
ences Building, 819 Market street. Chas. Albert
Adams, President ; C. F. Cormack, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA CYCLING CLUB.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Southwest corner of Twenty-second
and Folsom streets. H.F. Wynne, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA LAWN TENNIS CLUB. — Location
of grounds, southeast corner Bush and Scott streets.
Five courts laid in bituminous rock perfectly smooth.
Commodious club-rooms, dressing-rooms and all
appertaining thereto. Limited membership of two
hundred. Trained attendant at the courts every day
of the month. Spectators are welcome always. The
courtesies of the club are extended to players resid-
ing out of the County of San Francisco, through
applying to the Board of Directors, the length of
time on such being limited to two weeks.
Officers aud Directors for 1891-95.- Dell Linder-
mau. President ; Jas. T. Tobln, Vice-President : K. J.
Davis. Treasurt-r ; J. G. Hooper, Secretary ; Direct-
pis— W. H. Taylor, Jr., A. B. Wilberforce. F. S.
Mitchell ; Election Committee — Walter McGaviu, H.
B. Havens. A. 8. Keeler ; Tournament Committee —
R. N. Whitney, A. B. Wilberforce, D. E. Allison, Jr.
CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary, 1876. Meets at Eiutracht Hall, north side
Twenty-first street, between Howard and Folsom
streets, last Tuesday of each month. Number of
members, two hundred and fifty.
Officers.— F. P. Muffe, President; F. A. Kuhls,
Vice-President ; Otto Burmeister, first Secretary ;
John Utschig, 'Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB CADETS.— Or-
ganized January, 1885, membership 25. Meets at
Eiutracht Hall, north side Twenty-first street, be-
tween Howard and Folsom streets.
CALIFORNIA STATE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.— Or-
ganized December, 1879. Its membership extends
throughout the State aud now numbers one hundred
and sixty. Quarterly meetings are held on the first
Wednesdays in January, April, July and October.
Special meetings at the call of the executive commit-
tee. Rooms, I'l Flood Building, Secretary's address,
134 Market street. While the general scope of the
Club's organization is social as well as political,
its primary and leading object is in the direction of
purifying party methods and the maintenance intact
of the time-honored principles and teachings of the
Democratic party.
Officers.— I. Gutte, President; J. V. Cofley, Vice-
President ; H. P. Bush, Secretary.
CERCLE FRANCAIS.— Organized 1884. Number oi
members, 170. Club rooms, 421 Post street. Business
meetings second Tuesday of each month.
Officers.— L. Klein, President; E. Meyer, Vice-
President ; Emile Levy, Secretary ; Dr. De Chantreau.
Treasurer.
CARLISLE CLUB.— Political and social. Head-
quarters, 1707 Powell street.
Officers— Dr. H. R. Morton, Sr., President ; M. Lip-
owltz, Vice-President ; D. F. Supple, Recording Sec-
retary ; Jos. Catania, Financial Secretary; Thos.
Foley, Treasurer.
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CONCORDIA, THE. —Organized November, 1864.
Number of members, 255. Meetings held third Tues-
day of each month at corner Post street and Van
Ness Av.
Officers. — Leon Guggenhime, President; L. S. Bu-
chanan, First Vice-President; Charles Sntr^. Jr.,
Second Vice-President ; Henry Schussler, Recording
Secretary; Josua Epplnger, Financial Secretary;
Henry Meyer, Treasurer.
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.— Established April,
1886. Number of members, one hundred and eighty.
Meets at the call of the Commodore. Headquarters,
Tiburon.
Officers.— J. W. Pew, Commodore; H. I. Lyons,
Vice-Commodore; A. J. Young, Secretary; A. B.
Emerson, Treasurer. Office of Secretary, 114 Beale
street.
COSMOS CLUB. — Organized 1881; incorporated
188^. Location, 317 Powell street, in rooms commo-
dii'iis and handsome.
Officers. — .J. M. Cunningham, President; C. P.
Pomeroy, Vice-President; J. J. Chappell, Honorary
Secretary ; Colin M. Boyd, Treasurer.
CROSS COUNTRY CLUB.— Organized January 15,
1890. Objects: Social, sight-seeing and amateur
pedestrianism. Membership confined to men. Meets
in the woods at different places every alternate San-
day. Strangers always welcome. Headquarters, 119
Powell street, where programme is open to public
inspection. J. E. Locbe, 333 O'Farrell, President;
Geo. S. Thompson, Secretary.
D.ANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .—Organized July, 1873.
Number of members, about one hundred and twenty-
five. Clubrooms, 25 Tenth street.are open every day.
Object: To encourage social and dramatic enter-
tainment.
Officers. — P. Petersen, President; Geo. Sillisen,
Vice-President ; N. J. Nellsen, Treasurer; N. C. Neil-
sen. Corresponding Secretary; Jacob Petersen, Re-
cording Secretary; L. O. Hansen, Bibliotecar.
DEUTSCHER KRIEGER VEREIN.— Comprises ex-
members of the German army. Object— To reunite
the German soldiers and promote the social relations
and aid needy and worthy comrades. Organized June
2. 1884, and incorporated April 1.5, 1885. Membership
three hundred and forty. Meets every first and third
Wednesday in each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy street.
Officers.— Albert Francbe. President; C. Hilpifcb,
Vice-President ; H. Lengefeld, Recording Secretary; C.
Paul, Financial Secretary; G. Braun, Treasurer.
DEUTSCHER VEREIN. — Organized October 2,
1876. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of
music, singing, and German literature among its
members. Meets first Monday of each month, at
Club Rooms, Pioneers' Building.
Officers. — Charles Bundschu, President: George F.
Volkmann and Ernst L. Hueter, Vice Presidents ;
Max Scherpel, Financial Secretary ; C. F. Gutschow,
Recording Secretary: Franz Jacoby, Treasurer ; Wil-
liam Dohrmann, M. D., Librarian.
DRY GOODS MENS' ASSOCLYTION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— A beneficial and social organization.
Organized September 2, 1884. Number of members,
Ttiree hundred. Meets the first and third Thursdays
of each month, at 8 p. m., in Concord Hall, Alcazar
Building.
Officers.— T. V. Quinlan, President ; R. P. Doherty,
Vice-President; Wm. M. O'Shaugbnessy, Recording
and Corresponding Secretary ; George A. Brown,
Financial Secretary; Jacob Bowman, Treasurer.
GERMANIA CLUB.— Organized December 12, 1873.
Incorporated May 20th, 1875. Niimber of members,
two hundred and seventy. Meets every Tuesday
evening, at 421 Post street. Object: To assist mem-
bers who by accident or sickness are incapacitated
from pursuing their calling.
HARMONIE CLUB.— Organized October 14, 1877.
The objects of the association are:
The improvement of the mental, moral, and
social condition of its members.
The club at present numbers one hundred
members, and meets monthly at their rooms 421
Post street.
Officers.— Joseph D. Abrams, President; H. Enkle,
Vice-President ; J. M. Marcuse, Recording Secre-
tary; E. R. Galland, Treasurer.
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ized 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumni
of Harvard University, and now numbers about one
hundred and twenty members. Meetings are held
quarterly at some hotel.
Officers— Geo. B. Merrill. President ; Francis Mich-
ael, Ist Vice-President; Vanderlynn Stow, 2d Vice-
President ; F. H. Wheelan, secretary, office 210 Cali-
fornia street; J. S. Severance, Treasurer.
HAWTHORNE SOCIETY THE— J. C. Cullen, Sec-
retary, room 3, Y. M, C. A. Building.
IROQUOIS CLUB.— Organized September 9, 188:i'
Incorporated April 20. 1886. Meets at 909>4 Marke'
street. The objects of the club are the maintenance
and support of Democratic principles and promotion
of social intercourse among its members.
Officers.— James J. Flyun, President; John A.
Wall. First Vice-President; Charles Gildea, Second
Vice-President; D.J. Gordon, Recording Secretary!
A. D. Pratt, Financial Secretary; R. R. Bridger. Cor-
responding Secretary ; P. J. Thomas, Treasurer.
LORING CLUB.— This, the leading singing .society
club of the city, is composed of sixty male voices,
and two hundred and fifty associate or subscribing
members. Rehearsals are held every Monday even-
ing in their rooms, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
The Club gives periodical musical entertainments,
the recurrence of which are marked events in our
social seasons.
Officers.— William Alvord, President; C.F. Crocker,
Vice-President; W. C. Stadtfeld, Secretary; W. A.
Murlson, Treasurer ; David W. Loring, Director.
MERCHANTS' CLUB.— A social organization com-
posed principally of wholesale merchants. Organ-
ized January 28, 1887. Rooms, SE corner California
and Sansome streets.
Officers.- Willard B. Harrington, President; C. W.
Coburn, Vice-President ; Charles R. Alien. Treasurer ;
W. E Erzgraber, Secretory. Frank D. Bates, H. K.
Belden, Directors.
METHODIST SOCIAL UNION OF SAN FRANCIS-
CO.—Office 1037 Market street.
Officers.— Charles Goodall, President; Wm. Abbott,
I. J. Truman and Robert McElroy, Vice-Presidents ;
Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell, D.D , L.L.D , Rev. John
Coyle, D.D., and the pastors of the city Methodif^t
Episcopal Churches, Managers; Wm. F. Gibson, Sec-
retary ; C. B. Perkins, Treasurer.
Meetings held at call of the President.
NATIONAL CLUB.— Organized Jnly, 1888. Per-
manently re-organized November 16, 1888. Incor-
porated 1891. Number of members one hundred and
fifty.
Objects:— To promote the principles of the Repub-
lican Party, take part in political campaigns and pro-
mote social intercourse among its members, and help
and assist sick and disabled members by the payment
of weekly benefits. Rooms, 210 Powell street.
Officers. —1. E. Jarrett, President ; Judge James A.
Campbell, Vice-President; Charles C. Lane, Secre-
tary ; J. E. Hoyle, Financial Secretary; K. A. Lund-
strom, Treasurer ; Harry Falk, Marshal.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
—Organized in San Francisco, July 25, 1887.
The Officers of the Grand Parlor are:— Miss Min-
nie Coulter, Santa Rosa, Past Grand President; Miss
E. A. Spencer. Eureka, Grand President: Miss Mari-
ana Bertot, San Francisco, Grand Vicp-President;
Mrs. Georgie Ryan, San Francisco. Grand Secretary;
Miss luge Peterson, San Francisco, Grand Treasurer ;
Miss Carrie Apperson, Dixon, Grand Marshal;
Mrs. Ada Roddy, Vallejo, Grand Inside Sentinel ;
Mrs. Cora Sifford. Dixon. Grand Outside Sentinel.
Grand Trustees— Mrs. Mary Tillman, San Francisco;
Mrs. Belle Conrad, Sonora ; Mrs. Nellie M. Post,
Sacramento: Mrs. Lena H. Mills, Stockton; Miss
Maggie Shannon Chico; 5Irs. Belle Douglass, Ne-
vada City ; Miss Libbie Clow, WatsonvlUe.
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June.
Office of the Grand Secretary, room 44, Merchants
Exchange Building.
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Or-
ganized July 11, 1875. A library and reading room
under the auspices of the Order is maintained in Pi-
oneer Building, 24 Fourth street. There are one hun-
dred and ninety-four parlors in the State.
A Grand Parlor was instituted in December, 1878.
which meets annually in April.
Oflacers. — John T. Greany Past Grand President ;
J. D. Sproul, Grand President ; Frank H, Dunne.
Grand Vice President ; Henry Lunstedt. Grand Secre-
tary ; Henrys. Martin, Grand Treasurer: Henry C.
Gesford, Grand Lecturer; Eugene F. Bert, Grand
Orator: Homer Prindle, Grand Marshal ; Frank M.
Luttrell. Grand Inside Sentinel; J. B. Blake, Grand
Outside Sentinel; E. W. Frost, G. W. Arn:strong.
Edwin A. Meserve, James P. Dockery, Percy V. Long
and Frank Mattison, Grind Trustees.
NEPTUNE S"mMMING AND BOATING CLUB.—
Organized February 21,1877. Number of members,
forty-five. Boat house foot of Leavenworth street.
North Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors,
blue and white.
iJORWEGIAN CLUB.— Organized November 20th,
1894. Number of members 150. Meets every Thurs-
dav at 25 Tenth street. Officers— M. S. Moe, Presl-
dent; H. Boedtker, 913 Geary street, Secretary.
OCCIDENTAL COURSING CLUB.— Pu)oms21 Kear-
ny street. J. R. Dickson, Secretary, office 318 Pine
street, room 22.
" OLD FRIENDS."— Organized May 15th, 1864.
Meets third Thursday night of each month at 235
Kearny strei^t, rooms 3 and 4.
Objects: — Promotion and cultivation of friendship,
social intercourse and mutual assistance.
Officers —Gov. Jas. A. Johnson, President; J. E.
SUnkey, Secretary.
THE OLYMPIC! CLUB.— This institution devotes
itself to clean athletics. It has recently moved into
a large, elegant and substantial building erected
with special reference to the requirements of the
institution, loi.attd on the north side of Post street
between Mason and Taylor, the frontage extending
along nearly the greater part of the block. It is now
the largest and most complete organization of the
kind in the world. Its membership is 2100 adults—
2.=i0 juveniles and 100 juniors. It has also large class-
es of ladies attending its gymnasium for athletic
training. One of its chief features is a magnificent
swimming bath. Its gymnasiums are splendidly
eouipped. Its billiard room contains eight tables.
Its parlors, halls, and all its appointments are
modern and beautiful. Its exercii-iug grounds form
a beautiful Athletic park near Golden Gate Park.
Its directors meet on the first and third Wednes-
davs of each month.
Officers— B. P. Flint, President; W. P. Bucking-
ham, Vice-President ; T. M. Pennell, Secretary; H.
B. Russ, Treasurer; J. A. Hammersmith, Leader; R.
J. Hancock, Captain.
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.— The objects of this
Order are: To establish a fund for the relief of sick
Clansmen, and to extend to them succor and synipa-
thy in time of need. To institute and maintain a
bequeathment fund for the benefit of widows and or-
phans of deceased Clansmen, and to cultivate fond
recollections of Scotland, to recall its history, its peo-
ple, its customs, Its amusements, and the days "O'
Auld Lang Syne."
One Clan has been organized in San Francisco.
Clan Fr.^seb No. 78.— Meets on the first and third
Thursdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street,
Thomas Frater, Chief ; Wm. Cormack, Secretary.
PACIFIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. — Western
division of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States ; M. H. Widden, PreBident. Board of Managers
meets second Thursday of each month at Olympic
Club.
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION NATIVE SONS OF
VERMONT.— Organized January 6, 1879. Number of
members about three hundred. Meets second Friday
of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Objects: Social
and beneficial.
Officers — President, F. Dillingham ; Vice-Presi-
dents. Geo. Partridge, Dr. John Townsend, A. L.
Miner; Recording Secretary, A. O. Colton; Financial
Secretary, S. G. Cheever; Treasurer, R. A. Jewell.
PACIFIC COAST PIGEON SOCIETY.-Meets first
Saturdayevening of every month, at 925 Santa Clara
avenue. Alameda. A. N. Bayley, 210 Davis street,
secretary.
PACIFIC FOX TERRIER CLUB, THE.— Meets at
313 Bush ; H. W. Fores, President; J. B. Martin, Sec-
retary.
PACIFIC KENNEL CLUB.— E. W. Briggs, Presi-
dent; Horace W. Orear, Recording Secretary; C. A.
Haight, Financial Secretary and Treasurer. Meets
at 21 Kearny street.
PACIFIC-UNION CLUB.— The Pacific and Union
Clubs consolidated February 1, 1889. under the name
of Pacific-Union Club. Booms, containing library
and reaaing rooms, supplied with all the domestic
and foreign newspapers and periodicals. Northwest
corner Post and Stockton streets.
Officers.— Henry T. Scott. President ; Charles Webb
Howard, Vice-President; Charles P. Eells, Secretary;
E. J. De Pue, Treasurer.
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB, THE.— Organized June 28.
1878, reorganized November 12, 1891. Club House,
Sausalito, always open. Annual meeting in Novem-
ber.
Officers.— Phil Caduc, Commodore ; M. R. Roberts,
Vice-Commodore ; John Landers, President ; Captain
G. F. Smith, Vice-President; V. W. Gaskill, Secre-
tary; W. Cunningham, Treasurer; Alexander Svenson,
Measurer. Office of the Club, 216 Bush street, room
38.
PRESS CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized
September, 1888. Objects— To bring the news-
paper and other professions together in closer per-
sonal relations ; to further good fpllowship among
its members, and provide comfortable club rooms.
Rooms, 126 Kearny street. Meets the first Thursday
evening of February, May, August and November.
Anniinl meeting, first Thursday in September.
Officers.— W. W. Naughton, President ; C. M. Coe,
First Vice-President ; John Finley, Second Vice-Pres-
ident ; D M. Fraser, Third Vice-President ; J. C. Don-
ald, Financial Secretary; M. C. Allen, Recording Sec-
retary; S. S. Dunnigac. Librarian.
PHIL.\TELIC SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO.—
Dr W. G. S\lvester, President; G. M. Schiller, Cor-
responding Secretary and Librarian, 1308 Pine.
Meets every Friday evening at 10«< O'Farrell street.
SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLI-VEREIN. — Organized
September. 1874. Objects — Cultivation of music, so-
cial entertainments, and to assist its members in sick-
ness. Meets at 421 Post street. Number of mem-
bers, about 300. John Kueser, Corresponding Secre-
tary, 1527 Powell street.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR. — Organized
April, 1864. — Number of members seventy. Monthly
contribution, fifty cents. Meets everv Tuesdav even-
ing in Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk street. Object-
Cultivation of a male choir.
Officers.— Franz Kern. President: W. Schilling. Vice-
President ; .Albert Heussler, Treasurer; H. Fortriede,
Secretary; F. W. Dulfer, Librarian; Theo. Vogt,
Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO SCHWABEN VEREIN.— Meets
first and third Friday every month at S. F. Turn
Verein Hall, 323 Turk street. Mat Eberhard. Presi-
dent ; Chr. Spiegel. Corresponding Secretary : Emil
Alber, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.—
Organized March 18, 1882. Incorporated October 27,
1887. Number of members, eight hundred and eighty-
five. Meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of
each month, at Fraternity Hall, Shiels BuildiuK. 32
O'Farrell street.
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Objects — To preserve the athletic games as prac-
ticed in " Auld Scotia," and promote a due apprecia-
tion among Scotchmen of the manners and healthful
exercises of their native land and encourage the es-
tablishment of literary exercines and lectures, and the
cultivation of Scottish music, dances, language,
poetry and song.
OfBcers— James Niven, Koyal Chief; Wm. Grant,
Chieftain; Alfred Miller, Eecorder ; William Cor-
mack. Treasurer-, David Pollock, Financial Secretary;
W. B. King, Sergeant-at-Arms ; Alexander Young,
Propertyman; Jas. R. Watson, Alexander Nicholson
and John H. Mclunes, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 1852.
Hall 323 Turk street, between Leavenworth and Hyde.
Stated meetings flrst and third Wednesday
evenings of each mouth, at 8:30 p. m. Number
of members, about four hundred, of which about
forty are attached to the vocal department, F. Fischer,
Leader ; and seventy-six to the rifle section.
There is also a school for boys and girls from seven
to fourteen years, which numbers over 400 pupils.
Social meetings for members are held every last
Wednesdaj' evening, and on the flrst Sunday evening of
each month, when a dramatic entertainment is given.
A relief society for sick members, numbering about
two hundred members, is attached to the association.
Officers of the Verein. — L. Markus, President; H.
Dunck, Recording Secretary ; H. Kollenberg, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; Henry Planz, Treasurer; H.
Streiber, Financial Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated October
2, 1853. Number of members, two hundred and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with forty different news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
LilDrary numbers about twenty thousand volumes.
Rooms, NE cor Post and Leavenworth streets.
Officers.— M. H. Hecht, President; Max Orden-
stein and Chas. Kohler Vice-Presidents ; Isaac Marx,
Recording Secretary ; Benno Hart, Financial Secre-
tary ; Louis Greenebaum, Treasurer ; Dr. L. Stern,
Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized July,
1869 ; reorganized, July, 1873. Number of members,
one hundred and fifty. Directors meet monthly.
Headquarters. Club House, Sausalito.
Officers. — Isadore Gutfe, Commodore ; Emil Engel-
berg : Vice-Commodore; George W. Reed, Secretary;
Charles L. Barrett, Treasurer ; C. H. Morrell, Finan-
cial Secretary; Matthew Turner, Measurer.
SCOTCH-IRISH SOCIETY— Thomas Whyte secre-
tary, 400 Sutter street; Dr. F. W. D'Evelyn, President.
SIGHT SEERS CLUB.— Organized in 1884. Object
amateur pedestrianism. Its members, composed of
ladies and gentlemen, number 200. Miss Idella M.
Adams, with Palmer & Rey, 405 Sansome
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.— Or-
ganized December 2, 1865. Annual meeting held on
the twenty-fifth day of April, the anniversary of Gen-
eral E. V. Sumner assuming the command of the
Department of California. Quarterly meetings are
held July 25, October 2.5, Janu;iry 25. Composed of
those who served in the California Volunteers, U.
S. A.
Officers.— Maj. C. P. Eagan, President; L. VVash-
burn. First Vice-President; W. L. Kuight, Second
Vice-President; J. H. Gilmore, Treasurer; H. L.
Tickner, Corresponding Secretary ; John C. Innes,
Recorder.
Officers.— President. Samuel W. Backus ; First Vice-
President, Robt. A. Friedrich; Second Vice-President,
Edwin S. Breyfogle ; Treasurer, Arthur W. Spear ;
Secretary, George W. Pippy.
UNION SQUARE CLUB.— Organized 1891. Num-
ber of members, 100. Objects, the moral and mental
improvement of its members, and the cultivation of
social intercourse. Receptions in Pioneer Hall on the
last Friday evening of the month.
Officers.- E. O. Reiser, President; G. L. Bresse,
Secretary. Secretary's office, 108 Montgomery.
UNIVERSITY CLUB.— Organized in 1890. Num-
ber of members about 360. Club house, 722 Sutter
street.
Officers.- Thos. R. Bacon, President; J. L. Bath-
bone, First Vice-President; Frank Soule, Second Vice-
President ; Samuel Knight, Secretary; Frank J.
Symmes, Treasurer.
VEREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May, 1868; re-
organized December, 1873. Number of members,
fourteen hundred. Meets every Wednesdav evening at
their Hall, 316 Post street. Objects— To" foster and
cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social
and literary entertainments, and to assist its mem-
bers in sickness and times of need. In connection
with this society a gymnastic section, under the
leadership of H. C. F. Stahl, is maintained.
Officers.— A. Eutzmann. President ; Caspar Muller,
Recording Secretary.
VETERAN FIREMANS' ASSOCIATION OF CALI-
FORNIA.—Organized January 10, 1888. A social and
fraternal organization. Headquarters and reading
room. Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Sons of
Firemen twenty-one years of age as well as Veter-
ans are eligible to membership.
Officers.-J.H. Mahoney, president; W. S. Scollay,
Recording Secretary.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office,
422 California street. Number of members originally
one hundred and eighty-two, comprising the surviv-
ors of the five hundred men in the California Hun-
dred and Calfornia Battalion at their discharge in Au-
gust, 1865. Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9th,
each year, the anniversary of Lee's surrender.
Officers. — C. Mason Kinne, President; W. A. Robin-
son, Secretary; D.W. C. Thompson, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO WHIST CLUB. — Meets at 326
Post street. President. N. D. Rideout.
YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA.
—Organized February 3, 1892. Regular meetings
held in February and May of each year, at such place
and time as maybe designated by the Executive Com-
mittee. There is also an annual meeting and ban-
quet held either in November or December, as the
committee may decide.
Officers.— Martin Kellogg, L.L D., President ; Prof .
Thomas R. Bacon, First Vice-Pre.sident ; W. Mayo
Newhall, Second Vice-President Henry H. Haight.
Secretary ; Benjamin Romalne, Treasurer ; Arthur
Goodall, and J. Y. Campbell, Executive Committee.
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SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September 1,
1860. Number of members, fifty. Meets second
Wednesday of each month at Swiss Hotel, 627 Commer-
cial street.
THETA IOTA PI.— Organized Mav, 1?94. Object:
To promote social interests among the members and
their friends. Club Rooms, 718 Waller street.
Officers.- President. George Chr stensoi) ; Treas-
urer, Frank J. Sutton; Secretary, Fred. E. Kendall.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB. THE.— A social and polit-
ical organization, established to promote the Inter-
ests of the Republican party. The rooms of the club
are at the Palace Hotel.
MILITARY.
National Guard of California.
Commander-in-Chief, Governor JAMES H. BUDD.
Stafi'.— Brigadier-General Charles C. .\llen, Adju
tant-General, Inspector, Quartermaster, and Commis-
sary-General, Chief of Ordnance, and ex-officio Chief
of Staff; Colonel Robert E. Murray, Assistant Adju-
tant-General : Colonel John B. Wright. Chief Engin-
eer, 413 Front ; Paymaster-
General; Colonel George A. Knight. Judge Advocate-
General; Colonel Seely F. Long. Surgeon-General ;
Lieutenant-Colonel Forrest S. Chadbourne, Aid-de-
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Camp ; Lieutenant-Colonel Freeman G. Teed, Aid-de-
Camp ; Lieutenant Colonel John S. Young, Aid-de-
Camp ; Lleutenant-Colouel Adolph G. Gassen. Aid-de-
Camp ; Lieutenant Colonel Reed Jones, Aid-de-Camp;
Lieutenaut-Colonel J. B. Lauck, Aid-de-C'amp ;
Lieutenant-Colonel William D. Sanborn, Aid-de-
Camp ; Lieutenant- Colonel Walter F. Beck, Aid-de-
Camp; Lieutenant-Colonel Frank McLaughlin, Aid-
de-Camp ; Lieutenant-Colonel William J. Younger,
AJd-de-Camp; Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. Burgin, Ald-
de-Camp ; Lieutenant-Colonel Lorenzo Hansen, Aid-de
Camp ; Lieutenant-Colonel Jefferson E. Doolittle, Aid-
de-Camp.
llajor-GeneralW. H. Dimond commanding division;
headquarters 202 Market street. San Francisco,
Stair.— col. J. E. Laine. Surgeon ; Col. A. K. Castle,
Assistant Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Warren B. English. Inspector of Rifle
Practice ; Lieutenant- Colonel M. H. Hecht, Paymas-
ter ; Lieutenant-Colonel Horace G. Piatt, Judge Ad-
vocate ; Lieutenant-Colonel Fdjsar J. De Pue, Quarter-
master ; Lieutenant-Colonel. Joseph G.Geisting Signal
Oflicer; Lieutenant-Colonel A. D. Cutler, Division
Inspector ; Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick W. Zeile,
Oriiance Officer : Lieutenant-Colonel
Commissary ; Lieutenant-Colonel Edward C. Hughes,
Engineer Officer; Major William B. Hooper, Aid-de-
Camp; George H. Pippy, Aid-de-Caiup.
Secoxd Brigax)E. — That portion of the Nationil
Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco
and the counties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, San
Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma,
Napa, San Bi-nito, Monterey and Lake, now consists
of three Regiments of Inifantry, one Regiment of
Artillery, a Signal Corps, one Battery of Light Ar-
tillery tnd one troop of Cavalry, composing Second
Brigade. Headquarters, Telephone Building, 216
Bush street, San Francisco. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5
p. M.; Saturdays, 9 a. m. to 1 p.m. Brigadier-General
John H. Dickinson, commanding.
Staff. — Lieutenant- Colonel William Edwards, As-
sistant Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff; Major
Victor D. Diiboce, Inspector; Major George Easton,
Paymaster; Major Frank A. Vail, Commissary; Major
Charles T. Stanley, Ordnance Officer; Charles H.
Crocker Judge Advocate; Ma.ior Willis G. Dodd,
Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Major D. E. Miles. Signal
Officer; Lieutenant-Colonel George M. Terrill. Sur-
geon ; Major James A.White, Engineer Officer ; Major
F. S. Pott Jr., Quartermaster; Captain A. B. C. Dohr-
mann. Aid-de-Camp ; Captain S. L.>'apthalj, Aid-de-
Camp.
Signal Cokps.— Second Brigade, N. G. C— Major
D. E. Miles, Signal Officer: A. A. Hanks, Captain;
Geo. 0. Boardman, Jr., First Lieutenant; Number of
members, forty. Headquarters, 2.5 Page street.
FIRST LNFANTRY REGIMENT. — Headquarters
Telephone Building, 216 Bush street.
Field Officers.— Wm. P. Sullivan Jr., Colonel ; H. P.
Bush, Lieutenant-Colonel; George E. Burdick
and Charles Janseu. Maiors.
Staff Officers.— A. h". Williams, Adjutant; H. B.
Hosmer, Battalion Adjutant; Thomas. P. Robinson.
Battalion Adjutant; John Gallwey, Surgeon; A. P.
O'Brien, Assistant Surgeon; Thomas M. C'luff Quarter-
master; John F. Fitzgerald. Commissary; William F.
Dohrman, Paymaster; Wm. A. Halsted, Ordnance
Officer; L. Barrere, Inspector Rifle Practice.
CoiiPA>-T A.— Robert A. Marshall. Captain; E. V.
Sullivan, First Lieutenant; Thomas J. McCreagh,
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-seven.
Armory, 1327 Market street.
Company B.— Irvnng B. Cook, Captain; George
Filmer, First Lieutenant ; B. B. Sturdivant, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-four.
Armory, 1327 Market street.
Company C— James W. Dumbrell, Captain : Charles
Goodell, First Lieutenant; John Ritter. ' Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, ninety-eight.
Armory, 815 Ellis street.
Company D.— A. W. Baker, Captain; Frank P.
Schaef er. First Lieutenant ; Arthur W. Baker, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-four.
-Vrmoi y, 1327 Market street.
Company F.— J. Frank Eggert, Captain; H. E, Cur-
zans, First Lieutenant ; A. C. Adler, Second Lieu-
tenant. Number of members, sixty. Armory, 1327
Market street.
COMPAN-Y G.— Edgar C. Sutliffe, Captain ; Charles
E. Thompson, First Lieutenant ; Thomas C. Spar-
rowe, Second Lieutenant. Number of members,
ninety-eight. Armory, 815 Ellis street.
CoMPASY H. — E. G. Eisen, Captain ; T. A. Evans,
First Lieutenant; H. T. Hesselmeyer, Second Lieuten-
ait Number of members, fifty-seven. Armory, 1327
Market street.
Cadet Company.— H. W. Gibbons, -Jr., Captain;
Robert A. Coulter, First Lieutenant; Robert Hector,
Seconcl Lieutenant. Number of members, eighty.
Armory, Boy's High School.
SECOND ARTILLERY REGIMENT.— Headquarters
and arujory, 25 Page street.
Field Officers.— William Macdonald. Colonel ; Den-
nis Geary, Lieutenant- Colonel ; William D. Waters
and Adolph Huber, Majors.
Staff.— Captain A. J. Kelleher, Adjutant ; First
Lieutenant I. D. Mangels, Quartermaster; First Lieu-
tenant Harry Parsons Paymaster ; First Lieutenant
Robert Wieland, Commissary ; First Lieutenant John
A. Koster, Ordnance Officer; First Lieutenant F. A.
Kuhls, Inspector Rifle Practice; Major William D.
McCarthy, Surgeon ; Captain E. J. Hadfield, Assistant
Surgeon ; Battalion Adjutants with the rank of First
Lieutenant, F. F. FoUis, Burns Macdonald.
Battery B. (Napa) — Frank G. Easterby, Captain;
H. H. Muller. First Lieutenant; F. S. Scott, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty-four. Ar-
mory, Napa.
Battery C— Charles Boxton, Captain; Herman
Huber, First Lieutenant ; William H. Tobin, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
25 Page strett.
Battery D.— J. J. Jordan, Captain; Christian F.
Seitz. First Lieutenant; H. W. Clark, Second Lieuten-
ant. Number of members sixty-six. .\rmory, 25 Page
street.
Battery E. — Thos. J. Cunningham, Captain: E. D.
Finley, First Lieutenant ; Carlton W. Seely, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members sixty. Armory, 25
Page street.
Battery F.— Charles A. Jenks, Captain; John A.
Miller, First Lieutenant ; F. A. Nippert, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members sixty. Armory,
25 Page street.
Battery G.— Thomas F. O'Neil, Captain; Edward
D. Carroll, First Lieutenant ; R. D. Cranston, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members sixty. Armory,
25 Page street.
Battery H.— E. H. Brower, Captain ; C. J. Wall,
First Lieutenant : C. H. Hogan. Second Lieutenant.
Number of members seventy. Armory, 25 Page
street.
THIRD INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters
72 Nevada Block ; Armory, 28 Golden Gate .Avenue.
Field Officers.— Thomas F. Barry, Colonel ; Jere-
miah C. O'Connor, Lieutenant Colonel ; James F.
Smith and Thomas Drady, Majors.
Staff Officers.— First Lieutenant Emil Kehrlein.
Quartermaster; Jerome A. Hughes, Major and Sur-
geon ; Bev. Thomas Larkin, Captain and Chaplain ;
P. M. Delany. Captain and Adjutant ; James A. Hayes,
First Lieutenant and Commissary ; A.. L. Ott, First
Lieutenant and Inspector Rifle Practice ; H. L. Wege-
ner, First Lieutenant and Ordnance Officer ; Captain
Theodore Rethers, Assistant Surgeon ; First Lieuten-
ant Stephen E. O'Eeete, First Battili-u Adjutant;
First Lieutenant J. J. Giusti, Second ilattalion Adju-
tant.
Company A.— John F. Connolly, Captain; George F.
Ballinger, First Lieutenant : Second
Lieutenant. Number of members fifty-seven.
Golden Gate avenue.
Company B— Edward H. Kennedy. Captain ; Henry
C. Middleton, Firbt Lieutenant ; F.Pritchard, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members sixty-one. 28
Golden Gate avenue.
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Company C— Sam'l J. Ruddell. Captain ;
First Lieutenant; Artliur J. Barlow, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members fifty-nine. '28
Golden Gate avenue.
Company D.— Wm. M. Sullivan, Captain; Edward
Fitzpatrick, First Lieutenant; Frank Ralph, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members sixty. 28
Golden Gate avenue.
Company E.— Harry J. Meagher. Captain; F. Fon-
taine, First Lieutenant ; Second Lieu-
tenant. Number of members fifty-nine. 28 Golden
Gate avenue.
Company F.—F. W. Warren, Captain; B. J. Judge,
First Lieutenant ; John J. West, Second Lieutenant.
Number of members sixty. 28 Golden Gate avenue.
FIFTH INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters
Petaluma.
Field Officers.— D. B.Fairbanks. Colonel Command-
ing; A. K. Whitton. Lieutenant-Colonel; Frank R.
O'Brien, Major.
Staff.— Capt. D. A. Smith, Adjutant; Firpt Lieuten-
ant John Hendy, Quartermaster; Wm. G. Hawley,
First Lieutenant and Commissary; First Lieutenant
C. E. Siugley, Paymaster; First Lieutenant James
W. Cochrane, Ordnance Officer ; First Lieutenant
E. S. Heller, Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Major
James P. Dunn, Surgeon; Capt. T. A. Rottanzi. Ass't
Surgeon, Oakland; Captain S. S. Flsk, Chaplain ; L.
N. Cobbledick. Battalion Adjutant, Oakland; A. A.
Borliiii, Battalion Adjutant, San Francisco; J. F.
Hayes, Major First Battalion, Oakland; L. W. Juil-
liard. Major Second Battalion, Santa Rosa ; S. S. Fisk,
Captain and Chaplain, Santa Rosa.
Company A.— (Oakland)— Charles T. Poiilter, Cap-
tain ; Isidore L. Cavasso, First Lieutenant ; G. W.
Hosmer, Second Lieutenant. Number of members,
sixty-seven.
Company B.— (San Jos^)— H. L. Partridge, Captain ;
J.J.Adell. First Lieutenant; F. W. Searle, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty three.
Company C— (Petaluma) —Thomas Maclay, Cap-
tain ; Benjamin Phillips, First Lieutenant; Mort.
Stackdale, Second Lieutenant. Number of members,
fifty-nine.
Company D.— (San Rafael) —William Elliott, Cap-
tain ; John P. Davenport, First Lieutenant ; Frank
J. Murray, Second Lieutenant. Number of mem-
bers, seventy.
Company E.— (Santa Rosa) John H. Dunbar. Cap-
tain; Charles H. Holmes. First Lieutenant; Frank
R. Williams, Second Lieutenant. Number of mem-
bers, fifty five.
Company F.— (Oakland)— G. H. Wethern, Captain;
Wm. B. Cobbledick, First Lieutenant; C. L. E.
Wenk, Second Lieutenant. Number ol members,
fifty-five.
Co.MP.^.NY G.— (Alameda) — W. F. Chipman, Captain ;
M. W.Simpson, First Lieutenant; Frederick Dohr-
mann, Second Lieutenant.
FIRST TROOP CAVALRY. — Headquarters, 318
O'Farrell street.
John Brunson, Captain; J. L. Waller. First Lieu-
tenant; A. J. McKinnon, Second Lieutenant.
BATTERY A, LIGHT ARTILLERY.— H. T. Sime,
Captain; R. A. Holcombe. First Lieutenant: G. B.
Huie, first Lieutenant ; I. W. Eaton, Second Lieu-
tenant.
SIGN.\L CORPS.— Abbot A. Hanks, Captain, Geo.
C. Boardman, First Lieutenant.
NAVAL BATTALION, N. G. C— Frederick H.
Stable, Lieutenant Commander. Frank A. Brooks,
Lieutenant and Adjutant; W. H. Elliot, Lieutenant
Jr. Grade and Paymaster ; M. S. Huboc, Lieutenant
Jr. Grade and Ordinance Officer ; O. C. Miller, Ensign
and Ass't Ordinance Officer. Company A. (at San
Diego, Cal.) — Thomas M. Shaw, Lieutenant. Com-
pany B. — Cecil C. Dennis. Lieutenaiit Commanding.
Company C. — Colin A. Douglass, Lieutenant Com-
manding. Company D.— Louis H.Turner, Lieutenant
Commanding. Headquarters, Room 26, 10th floor.
Mills Building.
EiNTRACHT Rifle Section.— Organized, 1876. Num-
ber of members, sixty-five. Armory, Eiutracht Hall,
237 Twelfth street.
Fhench Zouaves.— Organized May, 1870. Number
of members, one hundred and fifty-five. Armory,
Redmen'8 Hall, 320 Post street.
Garibaldi Guard. — Organized June 6, 1868. Num-
ber of members, seven hundred. Armory, 423 Broad-
way street.
It.vlian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italianl).—
Organized May, 1878. Number of members, eighty-
three. Armory, northwest corner of Union and Stock-
ton streets.
Ju.\rez Gu.^rd.— Organized October 17. 187 '■ . Num-
ber of members, two hundred and seventeen.
Armory, .\pollo Hall, »<10 Pacific street.
Lafayette Guard.— Organized June 1, 1868. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and forty. Armory,
7au Montgomery street.
SCHUETZEN Veeein. — Organized September, 1859.
Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Armory,
620 Bush street.
Swiss Sharpshooters and Benevolent Society. —
Organized March, 1860. Number of members,
ninety three. Armory, Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broadway
street.
VETERANS NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA.
Organized May 16, 1888. Objects — To promote
social union and fellowship ; to assist its members in
all just claims for the rights and benefits conferred
upon them by the laws of the State of California, and
to advance the interest.s of the National Guard. Seven
years' service in the National Guard of the State is a
pre-requisite to membership.
Meets on the third Wednesday of each month at
the Nationals' Armory, 81.5 Ellis.
Officers— Colonel H. J. Burns, Commander ; Major
A D. Grimwood Vice-Commander; Sergeant C. S.
Benedict, Treasurer ; Captain C. P. Le Breton, Finan-
cier ; Sergeant E. N. Snook, Recorder ; Captain Jas. N.
Pike, Historian.
N. GRAY & CO., DHDERTARERS,
6*1-643-64:5 Sacramento Street.
CEMETERIES.
BETH OLAM (Hebrew) .—North of Point Lobos av-
enue, near Thirty-third avenue.
CALVARY (Roman Catholic) .—West side Broder-
Ick street, between Geary and Turk streets.
CITY.— North of Point Lobos avenue from Thirty
third avenue to Forty-eighth avenue.
CYPRESS LAWN (non sectarian) office 9 City Hall
Park Cemetery San Mateo County between Holy
Cross and Hills of Eternity Cemeteries.
FRENCH CEMETERY.— North of Point Lobos av-
enue near Thirty-third avenue.
GREEK.— North of Point Lobos avenue, near Thirty-
third avenue.
HILLS OF ETERNITY CEMETERY (Hebrew) —
EMANUEL.— San Mateo County near County Line.
Office NE cor Post and Taylor streets.
HOLY CROSS (Roman Catholic) .—Cemetery Sta-
tion, San Mateo Co.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew) .-San Mateo County
near County Line.
ITALIAN.— West of Thirty-third avenue near Ocean
Beach.
LAUREL HILL (Lone Mountain) .—Central avenue,
from Post to California streets.
MASONIC. — South side of Turk street, between
Masonic and Parker avenues. Office, Masonic Temple.
NATIONAL CEMETERY.— Presidio Reservation.
ODD FELLOWS'.— South side Point Lobos avenue
between Parker and First avenues.
SALEM.— Jewish Cemetery of Congregation Beth
Israel (Old) Point Lobos avenue near Sutro Heights
(New) San Mateo.
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Public Streets, Avenues, Squares, Places,
OF THE CONSOLIDATED
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
;N accordance ^A^ITH the official maps, 1868, 1870 and 1872
AND SUBSEQUENT ORDINANCES.
Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-numberine the buildings of this city provide? that " Market Street shall be the
starting point for the numbers of all buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom In a northerly direction, and also
lor th jse running therefrom in a southeasterly direction. The streets laid down in the official map of the city as forming
the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets running westerly and southwesterlv there-
from, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such streets, Market
Street shall be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the ushl hand side, startini; from the point
of beginning, are even numbers, and on the left hand side, odd numl)ers. One hundred numbers, or a-s many thereof as
may be necessary, shall be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets; numbers 100, 20n, and .300 being respect-
ively the numbers for commencing the blocks distant one, two. and three streets from the starting point on the side
designated for even numbers, and numbers 101, '201, and 301, in similar manner for the opposite side of the street,
throujihoat its extent; so that the initial tigure ot the number placed on a building at any .street-cros-ing shall inlicate
the number of main streets such street-crossing is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet In frontage of all
vacant lots of ground shall be allowed for each number. On all cross or intermediate streets the numbering shall com-
mence where said streets begin, and shall conform to the plan specified in this i irder."
By this new decimal system of numbering buildings, the exact location of any number is readily ascertained; for
example, if yon wanfto find 624 Montgomery, it is on the east side of the block extending from Clay to Washington,
which is the seventh from JIarket— Commercial and Merchant being minor streets. Again, 825 Clay Is on the ninth
block from the water front, which is the one extendine from Dupont to Stockton. It must be home in mind that one
hundred numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets.
South San Francisco. A blank is used where the number at the crossing of a street could not be ascertained.
J
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a
1
A, bet Point Lobos av and Alamo Square, bet Allison Avenne, bet Araso. W of San Jose av
Bfm First av W. Scott and Steiner, Hayes Pope and Concord av fra fm Havelock NE to Paul-
A Soafh, bet Ship and B and Fultou. Jlissiou S. ding.
Sonth fm Fifth av South Alaska, bet Water Front Alma Avenue, bet Arch, bet Ranisell and
SW to County line. and Mexico fin Water firattan and Rivoli av fm Vernon. Ocenn View.
.4.berdepn, bet .\lbert Front S to India. Stanvan E, Clarendon Argentine. See For-
and Donah. Sunny Vale Alaska Place, bet Bay Heights. f.v-thlrd At Soulh.
Homestead (formerly Elh) and Xorth Ft fm Mason \V. Alfa, bet Union and Fil- Arizona, bet Colorado
Acadia, E of Baden fm Albany, W of Castro bet bert fm Snnsonie W. and Idaho fm Water Front
Mangels av S to Circular Sixteenth and Tiiden. Alpine, bet Castro and S fo India.
av.Sunnysiile Trac". Albert, bet Idalene and South Broderick fm N of Arhansas, bet Connect;-
Accacia, W of Howlh fm Aberdeen, Sunnv Vale Thirteenth to Fourteenth cut and Wisconsin fm Six-
Ocean av S W. Homestead. fformerlv Emma). teenth S to Tulare.
Acorn Alley, bet Car- Albert l.ane, bet Fif- Alta PlaKa.betScottacd Arlinaton. SE of Chen-
fornia and Sacramento, fm teenth and Sixteenth fm Steiner, .Jackson and Clav. erv fm Fairmount to
Leavenworth W. Dolores W. Alvarado. bet Twenty- Natick.
Acton, opp Sickles av fm .second and Twentv-third Arling:(on Atcuuc,
Mission SE to Bellevue Albion ATCnue. bet fmSan Jose Av W. W of Jules av fm Ocean
av. West End Homestead. Valencia and Guerrero fm Amador, bet Islais and av S to Lakeview av.
Ada Alley. l>et Hyde Fifteenth to Seventeenth Calaveras fin the bay to Army, bet Twenty-sixth
an 1 Leavenworth fm .\da (formerly Second av). Fir^t av South. and Twenty-seventh fm
Court E. Alcalraz, bet Adele and Amazon .\Tenne, S of Water Front to Fowler av
Ada Court, bet Leaven- Bourn 1m Islais Creek S Itah- av fm Mission E to South Street X. s!de.
worthand Hyde fra O'Far- to Hecker, Gift Map No La G'-ande av. 1 Water Front 2
rell N. 4 (formerly Chase). Amherst, bet Princeton 101 Virginia 100
Adair, bet Fifteenth and Alder Alle.v. bet Guer- and Yale im Silver av S, 201 New York 200
Sixteenth fm Howard W rero and Fair oaks fm U. M. T. 301 Massachusetts 300
toCapp Twentv-fir.stStoTwentv- Anderson, bet Ellsworth 401 Delaware 400
Adam, bet San Bruno and third. and Moultrie fm Esmer- 501 Maryland 500
Holladay avs fm .\rmy S Aldine, S of Turk fm alda av to S of Crescent 601 Louisiana 600
.4.ddison, fm Bemis nr North Willard E. av. 701 Georgia 700
Mateo W to Castro, Fair- Alemany, bet Dolores Andover Avenue, fm SOI Michigan 800
mount Tract (formerly and Church fm Seven- Esmeralda and North avs »0l Tllinois 900
Lewis). teenth fo Church lane. to S of Benton av to Holl- 1001 Kentnckv „1000
Adelaide Place, bet Aleman.v Avenue, dav Map A (f ormerlv Lau- 1101 Tenness e 1100
Goary and Post fm Taylor N\\ of Mission fm Ting- relav) 1201 Minnesota '200
W. ley SW toBauer.Academv Angelica, bet Valencia 1301 Indiana 1300
Adele. bet Alcatraz and Tract. and Guerrero fm Nine- 1401 Iowa.. 1400
Stringhamfmlslais Creek Alger Place, bet Harri- teenth S. 1501 Pennsvhania av.loOO
StoHecker son and Brvant fm First E Anfeeny Place, bet Sn*- 1601 Mississippi 1600
Adele Alley, bet Stock- Algeria. See Eight- ter and Bush fm Powell E. 1701 Texas 1700
ton and Powell fm Jackson eenth Av $»outh. Anna l.ane. See Olas- 1801 Missouri 1800
N Alice, bet Third and gow. 1901 Connecticut 1900
Adier, bet Pacific and Fourth fm Folsom to Annie, bet New Mont- 2001 Arkansas 2000
Broadway fm Dupont to Shiplev. gomerv and Third fin Mar- 2101 Wisconhin 2100
E a Montgomery av. Alice Alley, bet Tavlor ket to Mission. 2201 Carolina 230O
Aileen Avenue, bet and Jones from Post N to Anthony, bet Fir.st and 2.301 DeHaro.... 2300
Dolores and Guerrero fm Lewie place. Second fm Mission N. 2401 Rhode Island 2400
Fifteenth N. Antonio, bet Ellis and 2.501 Kansas 2500
Alabama, bet Florida Alleghany. See A o'Farrell fra Jones W. 2601 Vermont 2600
and Harrison fm Division South. Apollo, W of Venus fm 2701 San Bruno av 2700
Sfo Esmeralda av Allen, bet Union and Fil- Thornton av S to Wiliams Utah 2800
Alameda, bet Merrimac bert fm Hyde W 275 ft av. Silver Terrace. 2801 Holladav av
and El Dorado fm the bay and thence at right angles Appleton, bet Baker av Potrero av 2900
W to Kentucky and fm S57ft. and Charitv fm Nashua Hampshire :.3000
Eighth W to Harrison. Allen, B H. See Bronte SE. 3101 YorK 3100
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STREET GUIDE.
103
Army —
Brvant 3200
Florida 3300
3401 Alabama :?400
HirrisOD 3500
Treat av
3601 Folsom 3600
Shotwell
Howard 3700
Oapp
3801 Mission 3800
Bartlett
3901 Valencia 3900
San .lose av
4001 Guerrero 4000
4101 Dolores 4100
4201 Church 4200
4301 Sanchez 4300
4401 Noe 4400
4501 Castro 4500
4601 Diamond . 4600
4701 Douglass 4700
Ash Avenue, bet Fulton
and McAllister fm Larkin
to Buchanan.
South Street N.xide.
1 Lftrkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
(6) Franklin (6)
(b) GouKh. (6)
501 (Jctavia 500
601 Lagnna 600
{e) Buchanan (e)
F,a.H
Street.
W. side.
1
Fulton
101
Grove.
. 100
?m
200
Fell
401
Oak
, 40O
.501
Page
500
Hill
Haight
600
701
Waller
700
901
Sixteenth
900
Clayton
KMIl
Seventeenth .
1000
Clarendon av
1101
Eighteenth...
(«J
Corbett av
(e)
Aslor, bet Medford and
Walbridge fm San Bruno
av NW.
Athens, bet Vienna and
Moscow fm Madison SW
to Amazon av, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Auburn, bet Mason and
Taylor im Jackson to Pa-
citic.
Angrn.st Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Green to
Union.
AuKtin Avenue, bet
Pine aud Bush tm Larkin
to Octavia.
South Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness aveni e.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
(e) Octavia (e)
Avery, bet Fillni' re and
Stelner f m Post to Gearv.
Avoc», bet Thirty -lirst
and Thirty-second fm
Douglass to Fowler av.
Azores. See Twenty-
ninth Av South.
Aztec, S of Montezuma
fm Shotwell W to Coso av
B, bet A and C fm First av
B Sonth, bet A South and
C South tm Third av
South SW to County line.
Bache, bet Porter and
Andover av fm Crescent
av S. B H.
Bacon, bet Burrows and
Wayland, fm Charter Oak
av W to La Grande av, U
M T.
Bacon Place, bet Kear-
ny nnd Dupont fm Pine S
Baden, bet Acadia and
Cimgo fm Mangels av S to
Circular av, Snnnyside
Tract.
Badger, W of Cotta,
Spring Valley Homestead
Association.
Bagley Placcbet Grant
avand Stockton fm O'Far-
rell N.
Bahama. See Eicrhth
Av South,
Baker, bet Broderick and
Lyon fm Haight to Lewis.
Wti.it. Street. E. side.
1 Haight 2
101 Page 100
Oak 200
301 Fell 300
401 Hayes 400
501 Grove 500
601 Fulton 600
701 McAllister 700
801 Golden Gate av 800
Turk
Calvary Cemeterv
1301 Gearv 1300
1401 Post 1400
1501 Sutter 1500
1601 Bush IfiOO
1701 Pine...: 1700
1801 California 1800
1901 Sacramento 1900
2001 Clay 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 .lackson 2200
2:«1 Pacific av 2300
2401 Broadway 2400
2501 Vallejo 2500
2601 Green 2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert 2800
- — Presidio
2901 Greenwich 2900
3001 Lombard 3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Francisco 3200
.3500
S401 North Point..
3501 Beach
3601 Jetrerson 3600
3701 Tonquln 3700
(e) Lewis (e)
Baker Alley, bet Jiick-
son and Pacific fm Dupont
W across Sullivan alley.
Baker Avenue, fm
Islnls Creek W to Barue-
veld av.
Balance, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Jack-
son to Gold.
Baldwin Court, bet
Fremont and First fm Fol-
som NE.
Balmy Alley, bet Har-
rison and Treat av fm
Twenty -fourth to Twen-
ty-fifth.
Banks, bet Prentiss and
Folsom fm Esmeralda av
to S of Crescent av.
Bannani Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Barbadoes. See Thlr-
t.y-ninth Av South,
Barlon, Eof Cad» allader
fm GiiribaldiS., Gift Map
No. 4.
Barneveld Avenue,
E of San Bruno av fm
Precita Creek S to Silver
av.
Barry, S of Wilde fm San
Bruno av W.
Bartlett, bet Valencia
and Mission fm Twenty-
first S to Army.
East. Street. fT. side.
1 Twenty-flrst 2
101 Twenty-second 100
201 Twenty-third 200
301 Twenty-fourth .300
401 Twenty-fifth 400
50i Twenty-sixth 500
(e) Army (e)
Bartlett. See Har-
per.
Bartlett Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson to Pacific.
Bartol, bet Sansome and
Montgomery fm Broad-
wav to Vallejo.
Battery, bet Front and
Sansome fm Market to
East, north.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market
Bush 2
101 Pine 100
201 California 200
213 Halleck 214
301 Sacramento 300
313 Commercial 314
401 Clav 400
417 Merchant , 416
501 Washington 500
Oregon 516
601 Jackson 600
701 Pacific 700
801 Broadway 800
901 Valleio 9<X)
1001 Green 1000
Commerce
1101 Union 1100
1201 Filbert 1200
1301 Greenwich 1300
(e) East, north (e)
Bauer, SW of Norton fm
Mission NW to Alemany
av, Academy Tract.
Bay, bet Francisco and
North Point from East,
north W to Presidio Res-
ervation.
Soitth. Street. N. ^ide.
1 East, north 2
(c) Kearny (c)
101 Dupont 100
Midway
201 Stockton 200
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor .500
601 Jones 600
Montgomery av ...
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness av
1201 Franklin
13^1 Gough
1401 Octavia
La'-'una 1.500
Buchanan 1600
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Steiner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderick 2300
2401 Baker 2400
Bay "View Place, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
fm Union N.
Beach, bet North Point
and JefTerson from East,
north W to Presidio Kes-
ervation.
South. Street. iV. .xide.
(d) East, north 2
101 Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
301 Mason 300
401 Taylor 400
501 Jones 500
601 Leavenworth 600
Montgomery av...
701 Hvde 700
801 Larkin 800
901 Polk 900
Van Ness av
Gov't Reservation
1401 Laguna 1400
1501 Buchanan 1560
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Steiner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
2001 Scott 2000
2101 Devisadero 2100
2201 Broderick 2200
2301 Baker 2300
Beacon, fm Castro opp
Thirty-arst SE an<l W to
Castro opp Thirty-second.
Beale, bet Main and l!>e-
mont fm JIarket SE to the
bay.
S.W. Street. A\E.
1 Market 2
101 MLssion 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Benle place
401 Harrison 400
.501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannau (e)
Beale Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Beale E and fm Main W.
Beaver, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Noe W to
Castro.
Becker Place, bet Post
and Sutter f m Taylor E.
Bedford Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
.Jackson N.
Beideman, bet Devisa-
dero and Scott fm Ellis to
O'Farrell.
Belcher, bet Church and
Sanchez fm Thirteenth to
Fourteenth.
Belcher Court, bet
Sanchez and Market fm
Fourteenth S.
Belden, bet Montgomery
and Kearny Im Bush to
Pine.
Belgrave Avenue.bet
Eighteenth and Claren-
don av from .Stanvau E.,
Clarendon Heights.
Bellair Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
(Chestnut to Francisco
Bellevue, bet Hottnian
and Corbett avs fm Eliza-
beth S to Mangels av.
Bellevue Avenue,
S of H.inover, West End
Homestead Association.
Belmont Avenue, bet
Sullivan and Woodland av
fm Willard to Sunset uv.
Belmont Place, bet
Bryant aiid Brannan fm
Seventh E.
Belvedere, bet Clayton
and < 'oie fm Waller S to
Frederick.
Bemis, fm Beacon SE to
Fairmoiint, thence SW to
Castro.
Benningrton, bet Wool
and North av fm Eugenia
av S to East a V. B H.
Benton Avenue. S of
Crescent av fm Andover
av W.
Bergln Alley, bet Bay
and North Point, fm Hyde
W.
Berkeley Avenue,
See Treat Av.
Berkshire, S of Chenery
fm SP Railroad W to ii:nc-
tion%vith Fhirty fourth.
Berlin, bet Girard and
Goettingen fm Silver av S,
UMT.
Bermuda. See Twen-
t.v-rourlh Av South
Bernadotte, bet Islals
and Schneider fm Islaig
Creek channel NE to Sixth
av South.
Bernal. See Shotwell
Bernal .a. venue, S of
Precita av fm Coso av to
Shotwell.
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STREET GUIDE.
Bernard, bet Pacific and
Bpiadway fm Taylor to
Leavenwonh
South. Street. X.gide.
1 Tavlor. 2
101 Jones _„ 100
(e) Leavenworm (e)
Bernlce, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Twelfth to
Thirteenth
Berry, bet King and Clian-
iiel SW fm Second to
Eighth.
S.E. .Street. X.W.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
201 Fourth 200
301 Fifth 300
401 Sixth 400
501 Seventh 500
(e) Eighth (e)
Berrj- Place, bet Sutter
and Bush fm Grant av E to
Mary lane.
Bigelon-, bet Wieland
and Schiller, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Biggs, E. of Mazzini fm
Precita Creek SE. Gift
Map No. 4.
Billings Place, bet
Mout-"mieTv andSansome
fm Filbert X.
Bircb .*.venne, bet
Grove and Fulton fm Lar-
kinW.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Larkln 2
6) Polk (6)
)l Van Ness avenue. 200
(6) Franklin ili)
(M Gough (h)
501 iictavia -lOO
SOI Laeuna fiOO
701 Bachanan 7(X)
Bird ATCnne. bet Sev-
enteenth and Eishteemti
Valencia and Guerrero, fm
Dearborn Place E.
Bisniarcli, bet Goethe
and Prim fm Mission NW
t'l P.hiue. < iceaa View.
Bixbee, bet Kaiston and
Jlonticello. Ocean View.
Blaine. See Eugenia
Av.
Blahe. bet Collins and
<;ook fm Laurel Hill Cem-
etery S.
Blanche Alley, bet
^■icksbur^ and .SancLez
fm Twtfnry-third N and
B, bet Brannan
and Townsen<l fm First
SW, and bet Brannan and
Town^end fm F.^urth SW
to Sixth.
Boarduian Place, bet
Sixth and Sevi-nth fm
Brannan to Bryant.
Boise, See feralta
Av.
Bond, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth fm Mission to
Glen Park av.
Bond Alley, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Green-
wich S.
Bonita, bet Vallejo and
Green f m Polk W.
Boston Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
E.
Bo9»-ortli,S of St Mary's
av fm Mission AV, De
Boom Tract.
Boarbin Place, bet
Steiner and Pierce fm Ed-
dv to Ellis.
Bourbon, bet Precita
Creek and Norman fm Or-
leans NE.
Bourn, bet Alcatraz and
Llewellvn fm Freedom S
to Nashua, Gift 31ap No. 4
Boatwell, bet Steuben
and Charter Oak av fm
Islais Creek S.
Bowdoin, bet Hamilton
and Dartmouth fm Silver
av S, U. M. T.
Boner Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green S.
Bowie Avenne, bet
Howard and Folsom fin
Eleventh E.
Bon-len Place. See
Tonningsen Place
Bo.vce, bet Cook and Par-
ker av fm Laurel Hill
Cemetery s.
Boyd, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm Chesley NE
andSW.
Boylston, W of Merrill
fm Riciiard S to Silver av.
Bradford, bet Peralta av
and Carver fm E>mer-
alda av S to Crescent av.
Brady, bet Twelfth and
Hermann fm Market SE to
Mission.
Brady Place. See
Rockland.
Brannan,Let Brvantand
Townsend SW fm Bealo to
Potrero av.
S.E. Street. N. W.
1 Beale 2
101 Fremont 100
201 First 200
Dover,
Japan
301 Second 300
313 Statiford.
Centre 340
401 Third 4U0
417 Ritch 41S
Zoe_ 432
Rushton place
501 Fourth 500
601 Fitth 600
701 Sixth 700
715 Harriet 716
731 G>-neva
Boarduian place ...
737 Brannan place
747 Gilbert 7.54
801 Seventh SOO
Langton —
901 Eighth nOO
1001 Ninth_ 1000
(e) Potrero av 1 e)
Brannan Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan SE.
Brazil Avenue, bet
China and Persia avs fm
Mission SE to La Grande
a\ , Excelsior Homestead
Association.
Brekle's Place, E of
Larkin fm Pacific S.
Brenhani Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont ftu
Clay to Washington.
Brewster, bet Holladay
aud Francouia avs from
Isabel to Esmeralda av,
B H.
Bridge Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fm Broadway S.
Bright, bet Orizaba av
and Head, ocean View.
Brighton Avenue,
liet Plymuuthaud Lee avs
fm I icean av to Lakeview
av. Lakeview.
Britlon, bet Rey and
Loehr,.Sunnv Vale Home-
stead.
BroatI, bet Farallon'^sand
Sadowa tm San Jo.-e av W
to I irizal^a av. Ocean View
Broad's Place, bet
Hvde and Larkin fm Bush
N.
Broadway, bet Pacific
and Vallejo fin East, north
W to Lynn.
South. Street. K. side.
1 East, north 2
(c) Davis fc)
101 Front 100
•201 Battery 200
St Vincent's alley .
.301 Sansome._ 300
321 Ohio place
Bartol
401 Montgomery 400
425 Rowland
501 Kearny 500
Pinkney 620
Montgomery av....
601 Dupont 600
Duncan court 620
701 Stockton 700
713 Virginia place
Church av 734
801 Powell 800
819 Scott place
HOI Mason 900
923 Salmon._
Himmelmann pi...
1001 Taylor 1000
Florence
1101 Jones 1100
1201 Leavenworth 1200
1205 Morse place
1223 Bridge
1301 Hyde.„ 1300
1319 Morrel's place
1401 Larkln 1400
1501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avenue .1600
1701 Franklin 1700
1801 Gough 1800
1901 Octavia 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2-200
2:«1 FUlmore 2303
2401 Steiner 2400
2501 Pierce 2500
2fi01 Scott 2600
2701 Devlsadero 2700
2801 Broderick_ 2800
2901 Baker. 2900
<e) Lyon (e)
Brodericb. bet Devlsa-
dero and Baker fm Waller
to Lewis,
. street. i
.side.
Waller
Haight
... 100
PagI
... 200
oak
... 300
Fell
... 500
Grove
... 600
Fulton
... 700
Golden Gate av.
._ 900
...KKK)
...1100
EUis
...1200
ii'Farrell
...i:«0
Geary
...1400
Post
...1500
Sutter
...1600
Bush
...1700
Pine
California
...1900
Sacramento
.,.2(K)0
Clav
...2100
Washington
...2200
Jackson.
...2300
Pacific av
...2400
...2.500
Vallejo
...2600
...2700
Union
...2800
''900
Greenwich
...3000
Lombard
...3100
Chestnut
...3200
...3300
Bay
....S400
North Point ....
....%500
Beach
...3600
._3700
Tonquln
Lewis
..3800
.. (e)
1201
1301
1401
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2101
2501
2601
2701
2S01
2901
.3001
3101
.3201
3301
3401
3501
3601
:J701
3801
(e)
Bronte, bet P,r«df..rdand
Putnam fm Cortland av S
to Crescent av , B. H.
Brook, bet Thirtieth and
Randall fm Mission to .<an
Jo^eav.
Brooklyn Place, bet
Grant av and Stockton fin
.'Sacramento S.
Brooks, bet Kearny and
Grant av fm Market to
Geary,
Brosnan, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth fm Valen-
cia to Guerrero.
Brown, bet Cartrr and
Itialene,SuimyValeHome-
stead.
Bruce Avenue. S of
Ocean av fm Harold av E,
LalNeview.
Bquce Place, oft" Fol-
som bet Seventh and
Eielilh. See Harrison
A v.
Bruce Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison, Sev-
enth and Eighth, from
Harrison av SW, formerlv
Shipley.
Brunsw ick, bet Mis.sion
and Hanover, West End
Homestead, Syndicate's
First Addition
Bryan Place. See
Burnett Place.
Bryant, bet Harrison and
Brannan SW fm Spear to
Eleventh then S to Army.
S. E. Street. X. W.
1 Spear 2
Johnson
51 Main -50
la Beale 100
201 Fremont 200
301 First 300
323 Rincon place._ 328
Stanly place..„
401 Second 400
4.3-5 Centre
501 Third 500
515 Rltch
537 Zoe
601 Fourth „ 600
701 Fifth 700
Oak Grove av 742
761 3Iorris av 762
801 Sixth 800
815 Harriet 820
Boardman place...
865 Gilbert
901 Seventh 900
915 Langton 916
Chesley WO
945 Victor
959 Kate place
971 Dicatur
1001 Eighth 1000
1017 Converse 1020
1101 Ninth 1100
1117 Dore 1116
1201 Tenth 1200
Juniper 1226
Eleventh
1301 Division 1300
1401 Alameda 1400
1501 Fifteenth 1500
ieoi Sixteenth 1600
1701 Seventeenth 1700
1801 Mariposa 1800
1<-01 Eighteenth 1900
2001 Nineteenth 2000
2101 Twentieth 2100
■2201 Twentv-ttrut 2200
2301 Twenty-second.. ..2300
2401 Tweniv-ihird 2400
2.501 Twentv-fourth . 2500
2601 Twenty-fifth 2600
2701 Twenty-sixth. 2700
(e) Army ce)
Converse.
Buchanan, bet Laguna
and Wel)ster fm Market N
to Lewis.
W. Street. E. side.
1 Slarket 2
101 Hermann 100
201 Waller. 20O
301 Haight 300
401 Page 400
Lilv avenue
501 Oak 500
HIckon- avenue...
601 Fell 600
Linden avenue
701 Haye.s 700
Ivy avenne_
801 Grove_ 800
W-rrh avenue _
901 Fnlton 900
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STREET GUIDE.
Buchanan—
Ash avenue _
1001 McAllistiT 1000
1101 Golden Gate av IIOO
1201 Turk 1200
Laurel avenue
1301 Eddy 1300
Willow avenue
1401 Ellis WOO
Olive avenue
1501 O'Farrell 1500
Clarence court
1601 Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700 ;
1801 Sutter 1800 :
1901 Bush 1900 :
2001 Pine 2000 :
2101 California 2100
2201 Sacrameuto 2200
2301 Clay 2300
2401 Washington 2400
•r.01 Jackson 2500
-cm I'acilicav 2600
•JTOl Broadway 2700
-Mil Vallejo 2800
2',K^il Green 2900
mn Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
Plxley av
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton av
3301 Lombard 3300
Chestnut
Lobos Square
3601 Bay 3600
3701 North Poiut 3700
:J801 Beach 3800
3901 Jefferson 3900
4001 Tonquin 4000
(e) Lewis (e)
Bueiia Vista, bet North
' av and Elsie fm Coso av
' SW to Cortland av.
Bnena Vista Ave-
nue, fm Haliiht opposite
Baker around BuenaVlsta
Park to Haight nr Central
av, fornierlv Park Road.
I Bnena Vista Siqnare,
j bet Utah and Vermont,
' Twentieth and Twentv-
• first.
; Burcham riace, bet
Golden Gate av and Turk
, fm Leavenworth W.
Bnr£;o:t'ne Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
I fm Pacific S.
' Burnett Place, bet
Sansome and Montgom-
ery fm Bntih N.
Burns Place, fm Elev-
enth nr EolRiim SW.
( Burnside Avenue,
* N\V of Hamilton av fm
Berkshire NE and SW.
Bnrrilt,bet Stockton and
Powell fm Bush S.
Burrows, bet Felton and
Bacon fm Charter Oak av
W to La Grande av, U.
M. T.
■■ Bush, bet Sutter and Pine
tm Market M" to Central av
South. Street. iV. skle.
Market 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Burnett place
301 Montgomery.„ 300
Russ alley
311 Trmlty '
. — Belden 350
401 Kearny 400
St George alley 408
409 aara lane
425 Mary lane
501 Grant avenue
■ — Dupont 500
Chatham place
601 Stockton 600
605 Burritt
• — Monroe 612
S617 Chelsea place
701 Powell 700
Bush-street place.. 716
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
1201 Hyde 120O
Broad's place
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue. 1500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 190O
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
Cottage Row
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steiner...
Pierce 2400
Scott 2600
Devlsadero 2600
Broderlck 2700
Baker 2800
Lyon .
(e) Central avenue (e)
Bush -St Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Bush N.
Butler. See Folsoni.
Butte. SeeKinetecntli
Byingrton Avenue,
bet Ellis and O'Farrell fm
Webster to Fillmore.
Byrne, fm Islais Creek
SE to Baker av. Gift Map
No 4.
Byrne. See Peabody.
B.vron. See Brewster
Brxbee, bet Monticello
and Ralston fm Worcester
av N, Ocean View.
C, bet B and Fulton fm First
av W.
C South, bet B South and
D South fm Water Front
SW to County line.
Cabot, bet Samoset and
Star SE fm Peralta av to
Franconia av, B H.
Cadell Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union N.
Cad%vallader. E of Ts-
Isls Creek Im Garibaldi SAV
Gift Map No 4
Caine A venue, bet San
Jose and Malestii avs I'm
Lake view av NE and SW,
Columbia Heights.
Calaveras, bet Amador
and Blendocino fm the bay
W to First Av South.
Caledonia Alley, bet
Valencia and Julian av fm
N of Fifteenth to Six-
teenth.
Calhoun, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Green
to Union
California, bet Pine and
Sacramento fm Market W
South. Street. iV: sidf.
Market 2
1 Drumm
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
401 Sansome 400
425 Leidesdorft 424
501 Montgomery 500
821
2001
Octavia
.2000
2101
.2100
^-.-oi
.2200
2301
Webster
.2300
Middle
2401
Fillmore..
.2400
^SOl
Steiner
2601
Pierce
.2600
2701
Scott
.2700
'>S0l
Devlsadero.
..2800
2901
Broderlck
.2900
3001
3101
Lyon
..3100
Central avenue..
..3200
..3300
..3400
Locust
..3500
Spruce
..3600
3701
Parker av
..
Maple
..3700
:i751
Commonw'th av
Cherry
..3800
3H0I
Jordan av
..
:iS5i
Michigan av
3401
First av
..3900
4001
..4000
4101
Third av
..410(1
4"01
F'ourth av
:.i:^
4301
Fifth av
California South
4401
Sixth av
..4400
4.501
Seventh av
..4500
California Avenue,
bet Mission and Prospect
av fm Precita av SW to
Coriland av.
California Avenue.
See Bernal Av.
California Avenue,
See Ksnieralda Av,
California Avenue.
See Holladay Av.
California Avenue.
See Peralta Av.
California Avenue.
See Shotwell.
California South, bet
California and Clement fm
First av W to Fifth av.
Canibridge.bet Yale and
Oxford fm Silver av S, U.
M. T.
Camp, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth fm Guerrero
to Albion av.
Canal, N of Trumbull fm
Mission E, College Home-
stead Association.
Capitol Avenue, bet
Faxton and Miramiir avs
fm Ocean av S to Rhine.
Capp, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fifteenth S
to Serpentine av.
Webb 534
601 Kearny 600
627 St Mary's
Quincy — —
701 Dupont 700
Sellna place 718
Grace terrace
801 Stockton 800
Ellck lane 814
Prospect place 822
Miles court
.1000
East.
Street. W. side.
Fifteenth 2
Adair
Sixteenth 100
Seventeenth 200
Eighteenth 300
Nineteenth 400
Twentieth 500
Twenty-first 600
Twenty-second 700
Twenty-third 80o
Twenty-fourth 900
Twentv-fifth 1000
Twenty-sixth 1100
Serpentine avenue (e)
Carrie, bet Castro and
Crotonav fm ChenerySW
to wilder.
Carter, bet Schiller and
Brown, SunnvVale Home-
stead.
Carthagrena. See
Forty -eig:hth Av
Mouth.
Carver, bet Bradford and
Rosecrans fm Esmeralda
av S to Powhattan av.
Case, bet Crescent av and
Hunter fm Paul SW, Gift
Map No 4.
Caselli Avenue, bet
Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth fm Douglass W to
Ashbury.
Castro, bet Noe and Dia-
mond fm Thirteenth S to
Chenery.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
Fourteenth lOO
Henry
Fifteenth 200
Tilden
Beaver
SIxieenth 300
State
Market
401 Seventeenth 400
501 Eighteenth 500
601 Nineteenth 600
701 Twentieth 700
Liberty
801 Twenty -first 800
Hill
901 Twenty-second.... 900
Alvarado
1001 Twentv-third 1000
Elizabeth
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
Jersey
Twenty-fifth 1200
Clipper
Twenty-sixth 1300
Army
Twenty-seventh.. 1400
Duncan
1501 Twenty-eighth 1500
Valley
1601 Twenty-ninth 1600
Day
1701 Thirtieth 1700
Cayugra Avenue, bet
Mission and Otsego av fm
Onondaga av Nl!;andSA\.
Cedar, bet Davis and
Front fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
Cedar Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Larkin
AV.
South. Street. iV. ride.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
(b) Van Ness av (6)
(b) Franklin (6i
(6) Gough (M
501 Octavia 500
(e) Laguua (e)
1001 Mason
Cushman
1101 Taylor 1100
1201 Jones 12u0
Highland Terrace..
1301 Leavenworth 1300
Helen place
1401 Hyde 1400
1.501 Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue. 1700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough 1900
101
301
1201
1301
1401
Card Alley, bet A^allelo
and Green fm Stockton W
to Vulcan lane.
Carl, bet Frederick and
Sullivan fm Clavton W to
First av.
Car losPl ace.bet Powell
and Mason fm O'Farrell S.
Carolina, bet Wisconsin
and De Haro fm Eighth S
to Napoleon.
Caroline, bet Sixth and
Seventh. See Harriet.
Caroline, bet Ninth and
Tenth. See Dore.
Caroline Place, bet
.Jackson and Pacific fm
Powell E.
Carr, W of Railroad av
fm Paul av to Saliinas av.
rn
5
Cedar Iiane, bet Seven-
teenth and Sycamore av
tm Mission to Valencia.
Center. See Sixteenth
Center Place, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
fm Folsom E
Central. See Sargent
Central Avenue, bet
Lyon and Wamut fm
Presidio Reservation S to
Buena Vista av.
East. Street. West.
Presidio Reservn.
1 Pacific av 2
101 Jackson 100
201 Washington 200
301 Clav 300
401 Sacramento 400
501 California
601 Pine -^
701 Bush - —
801 Sutter
901 Post
■ Point Lobos av....
Geary
Calvary Cemetery
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Central Arennr—
]*)1 Turk 1400
1501 Golden Gate av.... 1500
1601 BIrAlIister 1600
1701 Fulton _. 1700
ISOl Gr.ive 1800
1901 Haves laOO
Fell
Park Panhandle...
2101 Oak 2100
2201 Page 2200
2:M1 Haight 2-300
2401 Mailer 2400
(€) Boena Vista av (e)
Central Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pin^ S.
Centre, bet Second and
Third fm Bryant SE to
South Park and fm South
Park to Brannan.
«;eres, bet A'ulcan and
Luc.T ITU Thornton av S
to AVilliams av, Silver
Terrace.
Cfaambers, bet Pacific
anil Broadway fm Front E.
Cbanibers Alley, bei
Powell and Mason fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Cliannel, bet Berry and
Hooper SW fm the bay to
Eighth.
CIia|>altepec, bet Elsie
and Prospect av im Coso
av s\V to Cortland av.
Charity, fm Fox J«'W to
Islais Creek.
Charles, S of Fairmount
Im Chenery SE to Arling-
ton.
Charles Placcbet First
and .Stcondfm Harrison to
Esse.x pi.
Charter Oak Ave-
nue, bet BoutwtU and
Elmira fm Islais Creek S
toMoolsey.
Chase. See Alcatraz,
Chatham Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Bush X.
Chattanooga, bet Dolo-
res and Church fm Twen-
ty-first S to Jersey.
Chelsea Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Bush S.
Chenery,bet Dolores and
Dame fm Thirtieth S to
Kaudall, thence SW to
Castro.
Cherry, bet Maple and
First av fm Pre^idio Res-
ervation S to California.
Cherubusco. See
KIsie.
Chesley, bet Seventh and
KiLhth fm Harrison to
Bryant.
Chestnut, bet Lombard
and Francisco W fm San-
some to Presidio Keserva-
tion.
South. Street. X. tide.
1 Sansome ._ 2
101 Montgomery 100
Winthrop
201 Keamv 200
.3ul Dupont 300
Bellair place
401 .Stockton 400
Chestnut alley
.501 PoweQ .500
Venardailev
601 Mason 600
Montgomery av... 700
701 Tavlor
801 Jones 800
Leavenworth 900
Hyde 1000
Larkin 1100
Polk 1200
Van Ness avenue. 1300
Franklin 1400
1501 Gough „la00
1601 Octavla 1600
1701 Lagnna.
1801 Buchanan
1901 Webster 1900
2001 Fillmore 2000
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
2101 Stelner 2100
2201 Pierce 2200
2301 Scott -VOO
2401 Devlsadero. 2400
2501 Broderick 2500
2601 Baker 2600
Chestnut Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell tin
Chestnut N.
China, N\V s Dry Dock
Basin to Water i'ront.
China Avenue, bet
Japan and Brazil avs fm
Mis^ion SE to La Grande
av, Excelsior Homestead
Assn.
Church, bet Dolores and
Sanchez fm Hermann S to
Thirtieth.
East. street. W. tide.
1 Hermann 2
101 TWrteenth 100
Reservoir
Fourteenth
201 Market 200
301 Fifteenth 300
401 Sixteenth 400
Church Lane
501 Seventeenth 500
Dorland
601 Eighteenth 600
Hancock „...
701 Kineteenth 700
Cumberland
801 Twentieth 800
Liberty
901 Twenty-first 1(00
Hill
1001 Twenty -second.. .1000
1101 Twenty-third 1100
Elizabeth
l::01 Twenty-fourth.. ..1200
Jersey
1301 Twenty-fifth 1300
Clipper
1401 Twenty-sixth 1400
Army -
1501 Twenty-seventh.. .1500
Newgrove av
Duncan
1601 Twenty -eighth 1600
Vallev
1701 Twemy-uinth 1700
Day
(e) Thirtieth (e)
Church Alley, be'
Ross alley and Stockton
fm Wavhiugton K.
Church Avenue, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Broadwav to A'allejo.
Church liane, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth Im
Dolores \V to Church.
Circular Avenue, fm
Junction Joost and San
San Jose avs SW to Hav-
elock, Sunnyside Tract
City Mall Avenue, fm
Mc.\llifter to Larkin,
flouting City Hall, form-
erly ['ark av.
City Hall Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Mc-
.-Vllister N.
Cily Hall Square, fm
Market opp Eighth to City
Hall av, fiirmerlv Citv
Hallav.
Clara, bet Folsom and
Harrison Im Ritch to
Sixth.
Clara Avenue. W of
Douglass fm State S to
Eighteenth.
Clara l.ane, bet Kearny
and Grant av fm Sutter N
to Busn.
(larence Court, bet
Gearv aud U'Farrell fm
Buchanan E.
Clarence Place, bet
Second and Third fm
Townsend XW.
Clarendon Avenue,
bet Belgrave and Moun-
tain Spring avs fm San
Miguel RanchoEand NE
ti. .\Bhbury, Clarendon
Heights.
Clark, bet Jackson and
Pacific fm Dnimm to
Front.
Clarke. See Clark-
son.
Clarkson. bet Thirtieth
and Thlrty-firat fm Castro
to Fowler av.
Clay, bet Sacramento and
Washington W fm East,
north.
South. .Street. N. tide.
1 East, north 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis. 200
- Cedar 220
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
5'27 Leidesdorfr
601 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny
Brenham place 760
801 Dupont 800
815 Waverlv place 816
Spofford 832
901 Stockton 900
Clay avenue
919 Prospect place
Parker allev
1001 Powell 1000
Fremont court
1015 Tav
AVetmore place 1018
1101 Blason 1100
11-23 Verba Buena
1201 Tavlor 1200
1301 Jones 1300
Reed
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hyde 1500
Torrens court.
1601 Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 170O
1801 Van Ness avenne.1800
1901 Franklin 1900
Gough
Lafayette Park
2201 Laguna. 2200
2301 Buchanan 2300
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
2601 Steiner
2701 Pierce
2301 Scott 2800
2901 Devisaderu 2900
3<i01 Broderick 3000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lyon „..;e00
3:301 Central avenue 3300
3401 Walnut 3400
a501 Lanrel 3500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple 3fe00
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Clay Avenue, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Clav N.
Clay ton, bet .\shbury and
Cole fm Fulton S to Ash-
bury.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Fulton 2
101 Grove 100
201 Hayes 200
Fell
401 Oak 400
501 Page 500
601 Haight 600
701 Waller 700
801 Frederick 800
Carl 900
1001 Sixteenth
(e> Ashbury (e)
Cleveland, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Sherman.
Clement, bet California
and Point Lobos av fm
First av W.
Clement Place, bet
I>npont and Stockton fm
Green S.
Clementina, bet How-
ard and Folsom fm First
SW.
^
South. Street. N.tide.
1 First 2
Ecker
(6) S-cond (6)
(6) Third
.301 Fourth....
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (6)
(6) Seventh _ _ (6)
Sumner 672
701 Eighth 700
(e) Ninth (e)
Cliff Avenue, fm Point
Lobos and Thirty-eighth
avs W and S to Ocean
Beach, formerly Point
Lobos Road.
Clinton See Harriet..
Clinton Avenue, bet
Lipijard and Hamilton avs
fm Berkshire NE and SW.
Clinton Park, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth fm
Jessie to Dolores.
Clipper, bet Twentv-fifth
and Twenty-sixth fm Do-
lores W to Fowler av.
Clover, bet Hattie and
Danvers fm Eighteenth to
Catelli av.
Clyde, bet Ritch and
Crooks tm Townsend NW
to Lusk allev.
Codman Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Washington S.
Cohen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm El-
lis S.
Cole, bet Clayton and
Shrader fm Fulton to CarL
East. Street. W. side.
1 Fulton 2
101 Grove 100
201 Hayes 200
Fell.
401 Oak 400
301 Page....„ 500
601 Haight 600
701 Waller 700
801 Frederick „ SCO
901 Carl
and
avS, U.M.T.
Collini;v«-ood, bet Cas-
tro and Diamond fm Sev-
enteenth S to Twentv-sec-
ond.
Collins, bet Wood and
Blake to Laurel Hill Cem-
etery S.
Colorado, bet Mexico
and Arizona fm M'ater
Front S to India.
Colton, bet Market and
Mission fm Brady E.
Columbia, bet Nine-
teeiith and Twentieth.
.See Cumberland.
Columbia, bet Bryant
and Harrison. See Flor-
ida.
Columbia Place. See
Alabama.
Columbia Square, bet
Harriet and Sherman fm
Folsom to Harrison.
Columbia Square, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Columbia
Square.
Colnsa. See Arni.v.
Commerce, bet Green
and Union fm Front to
Battery
Commercial, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm East,
north, A\ to Dupont.
South. Street. ^V. side.
1 East, north 2
101 Drumm lOO
201 Davis 200
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 San.some 500
523 Leidesdorff. 524
601 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny 700
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o
Commonwealth Av-
enue, bet Parker and
Jordan avs fm C'allJornla
to Point LoboB a v.
Co n c or d Avenue,
fm Mission liet Mount
Svrnon and Ollnwa avs 8.
Congrdon. E of Craut fm
Sliver av N to Canal, Col-
lege Homestead Assn.
Congo, bei Baden and
Detroit fm Thlrty-fourtli
S to Circular av, Sunny
Side Tract.
Congreiis, S of Piedmont
tm Buena Vista av SW.
ConUlingr, bet Layton
and Watervilie fm Silver
av N.
Connecticut, bet Mis-
souri and Arkansas fm
Sixteenth S to Tulare.
Converse, bet Eighth
and Ninth fm Bryant NW
and SE.
Cook, bet Blake and
Boyce fm Laurel HIU
Cetiietery S.
Coo|ier'H Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson S.
Copiier Alley, bet Iron
nlle.\ and Komain fm Cor-
bett av to Lincoln av.
Cora, bet Jutland and
Vassalboro, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Corbett Avenue, from
Clara av bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth \V to Ash-
burv, then S to Twenty-
sixth ,then S W to Ocean av
Corbett Place, bet
Clara av and Mars from
Seventeenth to Corbett av
C o r e a . See N i ii 1 h
Av $$outli.
Cortex. See Rutledee
Av.
Cortland Avenue, bet
Powhaltan and Jetl'erson
avs Im San Bruno av \V
to Jlission.
CoNO A venue, fm North
av and St.juemiiu NW to
California av.
CoKtaKica. See Thir-
ty.si3E:tli Av Mouth.
Cotta, bet Dauton and
Ba.lger, Spring Valley
Homestead Association.
Cottage Place, bet
Geary and Post fm Jones
E.
Cottage Row, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore fm Bush
to Sutter
Cotter, bet Theresa ami
Francis fm Mission NW
to Alemany av, Academy
Tract.
Cowell Place, bet Bat-
tery and Sansome from
Vallejo N.
Cram Place, bet Web-
ster and Buchanan fm
Golden Gate av N
Crane, bet Exeter and
Wheat fm Paul av to Sa-
linas av.
Craut, fm Silver av N to
Mission, College Home-
stead Assn.
Crescent Avenue, S of
Kichland av fm San Bruno
av W to Mission.
Croce, bet Francis and
Harrington fm Mission
NW toAlemanyav, Acad-
emy Tract.
Crocker, bet Brady and
Hermann fm Stevenson
to West Mission.
Crooks, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW to Lusk nllev.
Cross, bet Mission and
Morse f m Pope W to Con-
cord av.
C>oton Avenue, bet
Castro and Fulton av fm
Chenery SW to Joost a v.
Crystal, S of De Long fm
Rhine W, Ocean View.
Cum Cook Alle.v, bel
Jackson and Baker alley
fm Dupont to Sullivan
alley.
Cumberland, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth fm
Guerrero to Noe.
Cumberland Place,
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth fm Valencia W to
Angelica.
Curtis, Syndicate's First
Addition to S F.
Cusbman, bet Mason
and Taylor fm California
to Sacramento.
Custom House Place,
bet Battery and Sansome
fm Washington to Jack-
Cuvier, bet Marsily and
Milton, Spring Valley
Homestead Association
and De Boom Tract
Cypress Alle.v, bet
Howard and Capp fm
Twenty-fourth to 'i'weu-
ty-sixth.
D. See Fultou,
]> South, bet C South and
E South fm Water Front
SW to County line.
Dakota, fm Water Front
S to India.
]>ale Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Golden Gate av S.
Dame, bet Chenery and
Whitney fm Thirtieth to
Randall.
Dauton, bet Lyell and
Cotta, Spring Valley
Homestead.
Dan vers, fm Corbett av
nr Mars SE to Caselli av.
Dartmouth, bet Bow-
doin and College fm Silver
av S, U. M. T.
Davis, bet Drumm and
Front N fm Market to
East, north.
West. Street. E. side,
1 Market and Pine.. 2
101 California 100
201 Sacramento 200
215 Commercial 214
301 Clay 300
401 Washington 4U0
419 Oregon 416
501 Jackson „ 500
517 Clark 516
601 Pacilic 600
701 Broadway 700
801 Vallejo 800
(e) East, north., (e)
Dawson Place, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm
Mason E.
Day, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth fm San Jose
av W to Fowler av.
De Boom,bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Second NE.
Dellaro,bet Carolina and
Rhode Island fm Eighth S
to Precita Creek.
De Kalb. See Peralta
Av.
De I^ong, S of Palmetto
av fm Rhine W, Ocean
View.
De liong Avenue, bet
Masonic av and Ashbury
fm Waller S to Piedmont.
De Wolfe, bet .San Jose
and Wyoming avs from
Sherman av to .Sickles av.
Dearborn Place, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S.
Decatur. See Roscoe
Decatur, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Bryant SE.
Decker Alley, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm Sev-
enth SW.
Dehon, bet Church and
Sanchez fm Sixteenth to
Seventeenth.
Delaware, bet Massa-
chusetts and Maryland fm
Water Front S to First av
South.
Delaware Avenue,
bet Otsego and San Jose
avs fm N of Onondaga av
SW to Oilowaav.
Delaware Avenue.
Ocean View. See Wor-
cester Av.
Delaware Court, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Sutter N.
Delgado Place, bet
Green and Union fm
Hvde E.
Delta Place, Es Mason
bet Sutter and Bush.
De Ittontfort Ave-
nue, fm Miramar av W
to Arlingtou av, Lakevlew
Denmark. See Sec-
ond Av South.
Derb.v, bet Geary and
Post fm Masim W.
Derby Place, bet Geary
and Post f m Taylor E.
Desmond, bet san Bruno
av aud Talbert, Sunny
Vale Homestead.
Detroit, bet Congo and
Eilna fm Surrey S to Cir-
cular av, Sunnyside Tract.
Devisadero, bet Scott
and Broderick fm Thir-
teenth Nto Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
Lloyd
101 Waller. 100
201 Halght 200
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 Fell 500
601 Hayes 600
701 Grove 700
801 Fulton 800
901 McAllister 900
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
1101 Turk 1100
1201 Eddy 1200
1301 Ellis 1300
1401 O'Farrell 1400
1501 Gearv 1500
Garden av
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clay 2200
2.301 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2.301 Pacific av 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green. 2800
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert 3000
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard 3200
3301 Chestnut 3:i00
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay 3500
3601 N orth Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jefferson 3800
3901 Tonquin 3900
(e) Lewis (e)
Diamond, bet Castro and
Douglass fm Seventeenth
S to Surrey, then SE to
Casiro.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Seventeenth 2
101 Eighteenth 100
201 Nineteenth 200
301 Twentieth 300
401 Twenty-first 400
501 Twenty -second.... 500
Alvarado _
601 Twentv-third 600
Elizabeth
701 Twenty-fourth.... 700
Jersey
801 Twenty-fllth 800
Clipper
901 Twenty-sixth 900
Army
1001 Twenty-seventh. 1000
Duncan
1101 Twenty-eighth 1100
Valley
1201 Twenty-ninth 1200
Day
1301 Thirtieth 1300
Diamond, VIsitaclon
Valley. See medford.
Diamond Alley, fm
View av nr Alvarado to
Corbett av.
Diana, bet Neptune and
Jupiter fm Thornton av
S to Williams av. Silver
Terrace.
Dickinson. N of San
Bruno av fm Islais Creek
NW' to San Bruno av, Gilt
Map No 4.
Digby, E of Castro fm EI
Monte SE to Beacon.
Dikeman Place, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
Division, fm Seventh
and Channel W to Bryant.
then SW to Eighteenth,
formerly New Channel.
Dock, South S F, bet Tevis
and Ship from Fifth av
South SW to County line.
Dodge, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Turk S.
Dolores, bet Guerrero and
Church fm Markets to San
Jose av.
East. Street. W.side.
1 Market 2
Clinton Park
101 Fourteenth V\0
201 Fifteenth 200
Albert lane
301 Sixteenth 300
Church lane
401 Seventeenth 400
Railway av
Dorland
501 Eighteenth 500
601 Nineteenth 600
Cumberland
701 Twentieth 700
Liberty
801 Twenty-first 800
901 Twenty-second 900
1001 Twenty-third 1000
1101 Twenty-fourth... .1100
Jersey
1201 Twenty-fifth 1200
Clipper
1301 Twenty-sixth 1300
Army
1401 Twenty-seventh... 1400
Duncan
1501 Twentv-eighth 1500
Valley
1601 Twenty-ninth 1600
Day
1701 Thirtieth 1700
(e) Snn Jose av ...„_. (e)
Dominica. See
Twelfth Av South.
Donah, bet Aberdeen and
La Grande av, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Dore, bet Ninth aud
Tenth from Howard to
Brannan.
Dore Alley, bet Powell
and Mason fm Jackson S.
Dorland, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Guerrero W to Sanchez.
Douglass, bet Diamond
and Huffman av fm State
S to Surrey.
Eait. Street. W. side.
1 State 2
101 Seventeenth 100
201 Eighteenth 200
Caselli avenue
301 Nineteenth 300
Eagle
Seward
401 Twentieth 40O
Stanton
Romain
501 Twenty-first 500
601 Twenty-second 600
701 Twenty -third 700
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Doaglass—
Kllzabeth
801 TwentT-fourib ROO
.Jersey
901 Twentv-fifth 900
Clipper
1001 Twenty-sixtb 1000
.\nnv .
1101 Twenty-seTenth..llOO
Duncan
1201 T went v-eighth ... . liOO
V»l!ey
1301 Twentv-ninth 1300
Dav
HOI Thirtieth UOO
noug-laBS Avenue, fm
Thirtv-firft and Diamond
SW to Thirty-second and
Douglass.
Dover, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Brannan NW and
SE.
Dow Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Second
PV to Hawthorne.
Drnnini, bet East, north
nnd Davis N fm Market to
East, norm.
West. .Street. E. side.
1 Mnrl^et
California 2
101 Sacramento. — 100
115 Commercial. 114
201 aay ax)
Merchant
301 Washington 300
317 Oregon - 320
401 Jackson 400
413 Clark
501 Pacific 500
le) East, north (e)
Dnblin. E of Prague fm
La Grande ar SW, Excel-
sior Homestead Assn.
Dam com be Alley,
bet Kfini» and Dupont
fm Jackson X.
Dunbar Alley, bet
Montpomerr and Kearny
fm Merchant to "Washing-
ton.
Duncan, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-
eighth fm San Jos6 av W
to Fowler av.
Duncan Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
BrnadwavU.
Dunkirk. See 3fe-
Tada At.
Dnnn Alley, bet Broad-
wav and Yall^lo fm Kear-
ny E.
Dnnstaee Alley, bet
P South and Q .'Soath fm
Fifteenth av South to Six-
teenth av .South.
Dupont. bet Kearny and
Stockton N fm Bush to
Beach.
Wo^t. Street. E. side.
401 Bush 400
501 Pine 500
Virginia court
601 California _ 600
701 Sacramento 700
Commercial 714^2
801 Clav SCO
901 Washington. 900
923 Hall Court
1001 Jackson 1000
Cum Cook alley ....
1021 Baker alley
1101 Pociflc 1100
.\dler 1126
1201 Broadway
Montgomery av....l222
Hinckley 1232
1301 Vallejo 1300
1401 Green 1400
1501 Union 1500
Noble's alley
1601 Filbert 1600
Gerke alley _
Pardee alley
1701 Greenwich 1700
Edith
Edgar place....™-.
1801 Lombard 1800
Whiting
1901 Chestnut 1900
PfeifJer
2001 Francisco 2000
2101 Bav 2100
2201 North Point 2200
(e) Beach (e;
Dwight, bet Woolsey and
olmsteaJ fm San Bruno
av W, U. M. T.
E i$ontli, bet D South and
F South fm India SW to
County line.
£agle, opp Nineteenth
fm Douglass W, Market
.Street Homestead.
East Avenue, bet East
Park and Newman from
Andover av W to Holly
Park av, Holly Park.
East l.akr Avenue,
bet Hilton and West Lake
avs from Geneva av to
Mouut Vernon av.
EaRt North, fm Market
NW fronting the bay.
West. .Street.
1 Market.
Commercial
101 Clay.
Merchant.
201 Washington.
301 Jackson.
401 Pacific
501 Drumm and Broad wy
fiOl Vallelo.
701 Davis and Green.
801 Lnion.
901 Front and Filbert.
lUO) Greenwich.
1101 Battery and Lombard.
1201 Chestnut andSansome
1301 Francisco.
Montgomery.
1401 Bay.
1501 Kearny and N. Point.
1601 Dupont and Beach.
1701 Stockton.
1801 Powell aud Jefferson.
1901 Mason.
Taylor.
East Park, bet Rich-
land and East avs fm
Andover av W to Holly
Park av, Holly Park
East !«outh. fm Market
SE fronting the bay.
.Street. West,
Market 2
ili.ssion.- 100
Howard 200
Folsom
Eaton Place, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Green S.
Ecker, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Market to Mission
and from Clementina to
Folsom.
Ecuador. See Forty-
f nnrlh Av Kouth.
Eddv, bet Turk and Ellis
W fm Junction Powell nnd
Market,
South. Street. JST. side.
1 Market and PoweU 2
Glasgow 16
Eddv place
101 3Iason 100
201 Taylor 200
301 Jones „.... 300
Wagner alley
401 Leavenworth 400
501 Hyde 500
601 Larkin „.... 600
701 Polk 700
801 Van Ness avenue. 800
901 Franklin 900
Gough 1000
Octavia 1100
1201 Laguna „....1200
1301 Buchanan 1300
1401 Webster 1400
1.501 FiUmore 1500
1601 Steiner „....1600
Bourbin place.
1701 Pierce 1700
Farren avenue
1801 Scott 1800
1901 Devisadero- 1900
2001 Broderick 2000
(e) St. Joseph's av (e)
Eddv Place, bet Mason
and Market fm Eddy S.
Ed{;ar Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Dupont AV.
Edgar Avenue, E of
Harold av im Bruce av S,
Lakeview
Edinburgli, bet Madrid
and Naples fm Silver av
SW to Amazon av, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Edith, bet Greenwich and
Lombard fm Dupont W.
Edna, bet Detroit and
Foerster fm Surrey S to
Havelock,Sunnyside Tract
Eighteenth, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth fin
Water Front W.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Water Front. 2
101 Marvland 100
201 Louisiana. 200
301 Georgia 300
401 Michigan 400
501 Illinois 500
601 Kentucky 600
701 Tennessee 700
ROl Minnesota 800
901 Indiana 900
1001 Iowa 1000
1101 Pennsylvania av .1100
1201 Mississippi 1200
1301 Texas 1300
1401 31i<souri 1400
1501 Connecticut 1500
1601 Arkansas... 1600
1701 Wisconsin 1700
ISfil Carolina 1800
1901 De Haro 1900
2001 Rhode Island 2000
2101 Kansas 2100
2301 Vermont 2200
2:«1 San Bruno ax 2300
2401 rtah 2400
2501 Potre'O av 2.t00
2601 Hampshire 2600
2701 York 270(<
2801 Brvant 2800
2901 Fl6rida 2900
3001 Alabama 3000
3101 Harrison 3100
Treat av
Division
3201 Folsom :J200
Shotwell
3301 Howard 33.fl
Capp »»...
3401 Mission 3400
San Carlos av
Lexington av
3501 Valencia 3500
Lapidge
3601 Guerrero -3600
Oakwood
Dolores 3700
.^801 Church 3800
3901 Sanchez 3900
4001 Noe „ 4000
Hartford
4101 Castro 4100
Oolllngwood
4201 Diamond 4200
Eureka _
4301 Douglass. — 4300
Clara av
Battle 4400
4401 Clover _
Danvers
4601 Uranus 4600
Eighteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation S
Eighteenth Avenue
South, fm Water Front
NNV 10 Islais ("reek.
Eighth, bet Seventh and
Ninth fm Market SE to
Sixteenth.
£ast Street. W.side.
1 Market 2
Manning place 42
101 Mission 100
123 Minna -.... 120
Natoma 142
201 Howard. 200
Sunshine court
(6) Tehama 214
Nunan's alley.
233 Clementina 248
301 Folsom _ 300
Rlngold
.385 Heron
401 Harrison „ 400
501 Bryant .500
601 Brannan 600
Townsend
Eighth Avenue, fm
Jlountain Lake Park S.
Eighth Avenue
South, fm Water Front
NW to Schneider.
El Dorado, bet .\lameda
and Sixteenth fm the bay
to Kentuckv.
El Monte, fm Beacon W
to Castro bet Thirty-flrst
and Thirty-second.
Eldridge, bet Harrison
and Bryant fm Chesley
NEandSW.
Eleventh, bet Tenth and
Twelfth fm Market SE to
Bryant.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
Minna 116
151 Natoma 134
201 Howard. 200
221 Bowie avenue
Klssling 220
235 Henrietta square..
Burns place 244
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Eleventh Avenue, fm
Mountain Lake Park S
Eleventli Avenue
.South, fm Water Front
NW to Baker av.
Elgin Park Avenue,
bet Valencia and Gnerrero
fra Market to Thirteenth.
Eliia.lietTavlorand Jimes
See Slarion Place.
Elizabeth, bet Twenty-
third and Tws-nty-fonrth
fmSan Jos€nv W.
Elizabeth Place, bet
Third ana Fourtb fm Fol-
Isom SE.
Elk, fm Islais Creek S
Gift Map No -1.
Elk See Aberdeen.
Ellen. See HofTman
Av.
Ellert, bet Cortland av
and Newman fm Andover
av W to North av.
Ellick Alley, bet Dn-
pom and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Ellick liane. bet Stock-
ton aud Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Elliot I^ane, fm 0"Far-
lell N to Elliot Park.
Elliot Park, bet Geary
and (iKnrrell fm Steiner
W to Elliot lane.
Ellis, bet Eddy and O'Far-
rell AV fm Junction Stock-
ton and Market.
S(mth. Street. X side.
1 Market * Stockton 2
101 Powell 100
119 Glasgow — —
201 Ma.son 200
.301 Tavlor 300
401 Jones 400
501 Leavenworth 500
Cohen place
601 Hvde 600
701 Larkin 700
801 Polk 800
901 Van Ness avenue. 900
1001 Franklin lOOC
1101 Gough.... 1100
1201 OcUvla. 1200
1301 Laguna 1300
1401 Buchanan 1400
HoUis ^
1501 Webster loOO
Folger alley -— ;
1601 Fillmore 1600
1701 Steiner „.1700
Bourbin place -— -
1801 Pierce -1800
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Farren avenue
1901 Scott 1900
Beideman
2001 Devisadero 2000
2101 Broderlck 2100
(e) St. Joseph's av (e)
EIlH«rortI),bet Gates and
I BAnderson fm Esmeralda
av to S of Crescent av.
Elm, bet Haight anl Wal-
ler fm Buchanan to Web-
ster.
Elm Avenue, bet Gol-
den Gate av and Turk fm
PolK to Gough and from
Pierce to Scott.
Stouth. Street. N.side.
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
(6) GouKh (6)
1101 Pierce 1100
(e) Scott (e)
Elmira, bet Watervitle
and Charter Oak av fm
Islals Creek S to Silver av.
Elsie, bet Chapultepec
and Buena Vistalm Coso
av S to Holly Park av.
Elwootl, bet Powell and
Mason fm O'Farrell N,
then turning W to Mason.
Emma, bet Bush and
Pine fm Stockton E.
Emmet Place, bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento fm
Stockton W.
Epstein. See Slasonic
Erie, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth (m Mission to
Folsom.
Erkson Court,bpt Pev-
Isadero and Broderlck fm
Post N.
Esmeralda Avenue,
S of Ripley fni Holladav
av W to Cnlifornia av.
Esmond, Syndicate's
First Addition to S F.
Essex, bet First and Sec-
ond f m Folsom to Harrison
Essex I»Iace,bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Essex W
to Charles pi.
Estefana.junction Heck-
er and StringUam SW to
Islais Creek.
Eugrenie, bet Josephine
and Wood fm Laurel Hill
Cemetery S to Point Lobos
Eugenia Avenue, bet
Virginia and Cortland avs
fm Prentiss Wto Mission.
Eureha, bet Diamond
and Douglass fm Seven-
teenth S to Tweutv-third.
Eureka Alle.r, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth avs
South fm P South to O
South.
Eureka Place, N of
Bush fm Larkin E.
Evatt, E of Hart, Sunny
\ale Homestead.
Eve, S of Armv fm San
Bruno av W to Holladav
av.
Everett. SeeBTatoma.
Ewer Place, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Mason
EwinsT Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Laguna W.
t-xeter, bet Crane and
Gould fm Paul av S to
Salma^i av.
F South, bet E South and
G South fm India SW to
County line.
•"***• Avenue, bet Pow-
ell and Virginia avs fm
Caluornla av to Mission.
?*r *»k«. bet Guerrero
and Dolores fm Twenty-
first to Twenty-fourth.
**»*•<*,'*'**' ^'^^ Guerrero
and Dolores fm Eighteenth
S. See Oak
Fairmonnt, bet Randall
and Charles fm Arlington
W to Bemis.
Faitb, bet Eutledge av
and Joy fm Holladay av
to Brewster.
Falcon Avenue, fm
Eighteenth and Danvers
SW and S to Twentv-third
Falcon Place, bet
Urnadway and Valleio tin
Tavlor E.
Falkland. See Six-
teenth Av South.
Falmouth, bet Fifth
and Si.xth from Folsom to
Shipley, formerly Willow.
Fargo Place, bet Bry-
ant and Brannan fm
Boardman plSW.
FarnsMorth I^ane, S
of Sullivan fm Sunset av
Farragnt Avenue,
bet Worden and Sherman
avs fm Mission NW to
San Jose av.
Farallones, bet Lobos
and Broad fm San Jose av
W to Orizaba av, Ocean
View.
Farren Avenue, bet
Scott and Pierce fm Eddv
to Ellis.
Faxton Avenue, bet
Jules and Capitol avs fm
iiceauav S to Lakeview
av. Lakeview.
Federal, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm First SW and
fm Second NE.
Fell, bet Oak and Haves W
fm Junction Polk umi Mar-
ket.
South. Street. N. si<(e.
1 Market and Polk _ 2
101 Van Ness avenue . 100
201 Franklm 200
301 Gough Xfio
401 Octavia 400
501 Laguna ,500
601 Buchanan. (!00
701 Webster 700
801 Fillmore 800
901 Steiner iiOO
1001 Pierce 1000
1101 Scott I ino
1201 Devisadero. 1200
1301 Broderlck l.SOO
Baker uuo
Lyon i.tOO
Central av lOOO
Masonic avenue... 1700
Ashbury I8OO
Clayton liioo
Cole „ „ 2000
Shrader 2 100
Stanyan (e)
(e)
Fella Place, bet Bush
and Pine fm Powell E.
Felton, bet Silliman and
Burrows fm San Bruno
av "\\ to La Grande av,
formerly Henry
Fern A ven ue, bet Sutter
and Bush fm Larkin to
Gough.
South. Street. iV. gkle.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
te) Gough (e)
Fielding. See Newell
Fifteenth, bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Eighth \V to Tllden.
South Street. N. nde.
Eighth „ 2
1 Carolina
101 DeHaro _„ ;. roo
201 Rhode Island 200
301 Kansas 300
401 Vermont 400
501 San Bruno av 500
601 Utah 600
701 Potreroav 700
801 Hampshire 800
901 York ::; ^
1001 Bryant lOOO
1 101
Florida.....
1201
Division
...1200
1301
Harrison
..1300
1401
Folsom
Shotwell
..1400
l.'iOl
Howard
..1500
Natoma
Mihni::::::::::;:::::
1601
Mission
Julian avenue...
Caledonia alley...
..1600
1701
Valencia .; ..
.1700
IHOI
Guerrero ..
1800
Aileenav
1901
Dolores
2001
Church
Sharon
Market
.2000
■MOl
Sanchez
''100
2201
Noe
.2200
2301
Castro
.2:i00
W
Tllden
.. (c)
Fifteenth Avenue,
bet Fourteenth and Six-
teenth avs fm Presidio
Reservation S.
Fifteenth A venue
South, fm Water Front
NW to San Bruno av.
Fifth, bet Fourth and
Sixth fm Market SE to
Channel.
Ecvit. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson 18
Mint av
31 Jessie
101 Mission 100
117 Minna US
143 Natoma 140
201 Howard. 200
215 Tehama 214
233 Clementina 228
301 Folsom 300
317,'^ Shipley 318
331 Clara 332
401 Harrison 400
413 Perry
501 Br.vant 500
Welsh
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
701 Townsend 700
Jewett
King
try.
801
(e) Channel..
Fifth Avenue, bet
Fourth and Sixth avs, fm
Presidio Reservation S.
Fifth Avenue, bet
Fifth and sixth. See
Madison .% venue.
Fifth Avenue .South,
fm Water Front NW to
Tslais.
Figaro. See Franco-
nia Av
Filbert, bet Union and
Greenwich M' fm East,
north to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 East, north 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Bluings place
Norton place
301 Montgomery .300
401 Kearny 400
Filbert place
419 Varennes
Grand place
501 Dupont 500
Medau place
517 Jasper place
Krausgril alley
Stockton fiOO
Powell 700
701 Montgomery av....
- Scotland
901 Taylor 900
Roach 908
Redfield place — -
1001 Jones lOOO
1101 Leavenworth llOO
1201 Hyde 1200
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk I40a
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 160ft
1701 Gough i70fr
1801 Octavia 1800-
1901 Laguna lOOO"
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2;«1 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devi-sader., 2600
2701 Broderlck 270O
2801 Baker -2800
(e) Lyon (e)
FilhertPlace,bet Kear-
ny and Dupont tm Union
to Filbert.
Fillmore, bet Webster
and Steiner N fm Thir-
teenth t'l the bay.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
101 Hermann lOO
Germania av
201 Waller 200
Laussatav
301 Haight 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak ,500
601 Fell Kno
701 Hayes 70O
801 Grove SOO
901 Fulton i(00
1001 McAllister lOOO
1101 Golden Gate av llOO
1201 Turk 1200
Laurel av
1301 Eddy \:m
1401 EUis _....140O
Bjnngton av
1501 O'Farrell 1500
IfiOl Geary I6OO
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter _....180O
1901 Bush 1900
Wildeyav
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
2201 Sacrament" 2200
2:»1 Cla.v 2800
2401 Washington 2401)
2.501 Jacksoa 25(10
2601 Pacific av 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo 2800
2901 Green 2H00
3001 Union :«00
3101 Filbert 3100
Pixlev av
3201 Greenwich :J200
Moulton av
3.301 Lombard 3300
3401 Chestnut 3400
3501 Francisco 3000
Bay
First, bet Fremont and
Second fm Market SE to
the bay.
EoHt. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson 20
.Tessie 52
LickaUey
101 Mission 100
Minna 120
Natoma 150
201 Howard 200
Tehama 224
225 Tehama place
Clementina 2,50
301 Folsom 300
Guy place
Boston place
Laurel place
401 Harrison 400
Gabrielle place
Simpson place
Goodsell place
Alger place
501 Bryant 500
Federal
Brannan
First Aven ne.
Mission ami Valencia ,
Julian .4. venue.
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First Avenue, fm Pre-
Bidio Reservation P to J.
EaU. Street. W. side.
Presidio Keservn.
1 Jackson 2
101 Washington
201 Clay
Lake 300
301 Sacramento
401 California 400
Callfnrnia South...
501 Richmond av .
Clement .'500
Point Lobos av.... fiOO
A 700
■601
800
751 West Eddy ..
B
801 Turk
851 (iolden Gate av
SOI McAiiisVer".".'.'.'.!!!!!! —
Fulton
Golden Gate Park.
1401 H 1400
Hugo 1450
1501 I 1500
(e) J (e)
First Avenue South,
fni Water Front N\V" to
Islais.
Fi!«lier .*.iley. bet Pa-
cific nnd Broadway t'm
Powell E.
Fitch AHe.v, fm Corbett
avnrTweuty-flflh to Lin-
coln av.
Flint. W of Castro fm Six-
tcLMtli fo Albany.
Flint Alley, bet San-
some and Battery fm Val-
le]r. S.
Flood Avenue, bet
Heanst and Spreckels avs
f m Circular av W to Ham-
burs, Suimyside Tract.
Flora, W of Pomona f m
Parnassus av S to Thorn-
ton av, Silver Terrace.
Florence, bet Taylor and
.loues fm Broadway to
Valleio.
Florida, bet Alabama
and Bryant fm Division S
to Army.
Flon-er, SWof Fifteenth
av South fin San Bruno av
SE to Loomis.
Foerster, bet Edna
and Gi^nesee fm Thirty-
third S to Hou se of Refuge
Lot, Sunnvside Tract.
Foleer .*llej-. bet Web-
ster and Fillmore fm Ellis
S.
Folsoni, bet Howard and
Harrison SW from East,
south to Thirteenth thence
S.
S.K Street. N.W.side.
1 East, south 2
(c) Steuart (c)
101 Spear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
Folsom place
Zoe place
401 Fremont 400
Baldwin court
Grant place -^
501 First 500
Ecker
545 Esse-K
601 Second 600
Hawthorne 638
Hampton place —
701 Third 700
7-25 Ritch
731 Elizabeth place....
765 Alice
801 Fourth 800
827 Miller place
901 Fifth 900
931 Falmouth
1001 Sixth 1000
1013 Harriet 1016
Columbia Square...
Kuss 1030
1035 Sherman
Moss 1046
1101 Seventh 1100
1115 Langton 1116
Harrison av
Itausch 1130
Folsom a V
Eighth 1200
Ninth 1300
Pore 1330
Tenth 1400
Juniper
Eleventh 1500
Norfolk
Twelfth 1600
Thirteenth 1700
Erie 1710
Fourteenth 1800
Fifteenth 1000
Sixteenth 2000
Center place
Seventeenth 2100
Eighteenth 2-200
Nineteenth 2300
Twentieth 2400
Tweuty-tirst 2500
Twentv-secund....2600
Twentv-third 2700
T wentv-fou rth 2100
Twentv-flfth 2!i00
Twenty-sixth 3000
Army :-il00
Precitaav 32(X)
Stonenian Xm
Ripley 3400
Esmeralda av 3500
Powhattan av .3000
Eugenia av 3700
Cortland av 3800
■Tetl'erson av 3!i00
Union av 4a)0
Old Hickorv av 4100
Crescent av 4200
Folsom Avenue, bet
Harrison av and Eighth
tui F(jlsom SE.
Foote A V c n u e. bet
nllowa and Naglee avs fm
Mission NW to San Jose
av.
Ford, liet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Sanchez W
to NnC.
ForJietli Avenue, fm
Clement S,
Fortieth Avenue
!<>outIi. fm County line
N \V to San Bruno av .
Fort.v-eigUth Avenue
fni Clenieni N and S.
Forty-eishth Ave-
nue South, fm County
lin,- NW.
Fort>-«nh Avenue,
fm Clement S.
Fort.v - fifth A venue
South, fm County line
NW to San Bruno av.
fm Clement S.
Fort>-tir»t Avenue,
fm Clement S.
Forty -first Avenue
South, fm County line
NW to San Bruno av.
Forty -fourth Ave-
nue, fm Clement S.
Forty-fourth Ave-
nue Soutli. fm County
line NW Id San Bruno av.
Forty-ninth Avenue,
fm A south.
Forty-second Av-
enue, fm Clement S
Forty -second Av-
enue South,fm County
line NW to San Bruno av.
Forty-seventh Ave-
nue, fm Clement S.
Forty - seventh Ave-
nue South, fm County
line NW toSan Bronoav.
Forty-sixth Avenue,
fm Clement S.
Forty-sixth Avenue
South, fm County line
N W to San Brnnoav.
Forty-tliird Avenue,
fm Clement S.
Forty-third Avenue
South, fm County line
NW to San Bruno av.
Fountain, bet Hofiman
av and Bellevue fm Twen-
tv-fonrtb to Clipper.
Fourteenth, bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth ftn
Harrison W.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Harrison 2
. Treat av
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
Natoma
Minna
301 Mission 300
Jessie
Julian avenue
Stevenson
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 500
Maple court
601 Dolores 600
Landers
Market
701 Church 700
Belcher
Belcher court
801 Sanchez 800
Walter
901 Noe 900
1001 Cahtni 1000
Alpine
(e) South Broderick.... (e;
Fourteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
south.
Fourteenth Avenue
South, fm Water Front
NW tu Islais Creek.
Fourth, bet Third and
Fifth fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
I Market 2
Pioneer place 22
25 Stevenson
63 Jessie 38
101 Mission 100
119 Minna 118
135 Natoma
201 Howard 200
221 Tehama 222
243 Clementina 244
301 Folsom 300
323 Shiplay 320
337 Clara 336
401 Harrison 400
417 Perry 424
433 Silver
501 Bryant 500
525 Welsh 518
537 Freelon 538
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome 622
701 Townsend 700
Jewett
Kinc
801 Berry 800
JHOl Channel
1001 Hooper
1101 Irwin
1201 Huhbell
Kentucky
Fourth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S.
Fourth Avenue
South, from California
Dry Dock NW to Islais.
Fowler Avenue, W of
Stanford Heights av fm
Twenty-fifih S to Kent.
Fox, S of Islais Creek fm
Garibaldi NE to Baker av,
Gift Map No 4.
Francis, bet Cotter and
Croce fm Mission NW to
Alemany av.
France Avenue, bet
Russia and Italy avs fm
Mission SE, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Francisco, bet Chestnut
ami Bay W fm East, north
to Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. N.side.
1 East, north 2
(c) Montgomery (c)
101 Kearny 100
201 Dupont 200
Midway
Bellair place
301 Stockton 300
Warden place
401
Powell
.... 400
501
Mason
.... .TOO
601
Taylor
Montgomery av.
.... 600
701
Jones
801
Leavenworth....
.... 800
901
Hyde
.... rw
1001
Larkin
....KJOO
1101
Polk
....1100
^'>m
Van Ness avenu
ie..l200
mn
Franklin
....1300
1401
....1400
1501
Octavia
Laguna
Lobos Square...,
.. .1500
1901
Fillmore
....1900
2001
Steiner
....2000
2101
Pierce
....2100
2201
Scott
....2200
■>m
Devisadero
....2300
2401
Broderick
....2400
2501
Baker
250<J
1101
1201
Francoula Avenue.
bet Brewster and Peralta
av fm Peralta av S to Es-
meralda av.
Frank riace, bet Pine
and ColitOrnia Ini Mason W
Franlifort Avenue.
fm Thirteenth N bet Mis-
sion and Howard.
Franklin, bet Van Ness
av and Gough N fm Mar-
ket to Bay.
West. Street. E. side
1 Market and Page... 2
Lily avenue
101 oak 100
Hickory avenue....
201 Fell 200
Linden avenue
301 Hayes 300
Ivy avenue
401 Grove 400
501 Fulton 500
Ash avenue
601 McAllister 600 ;
Locust avenue
701 Golden Gate av 700
Elm avenue
801 Turk 800
. Laurel avenue
901 Eddy 900
Willow avenue
1001 Ellis 1000
Olive avenue
O'FaiTell HOC
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1200
1301 Post 1300
1401 Sutter 1400
Fern avenue
1501 Bush 1500
Austin av
1601 Pine 1600
1701 California 1700
1801 Sacramento 1800
1901 Clay 1900
2001 Washington 2000
2101 Jackson 2100
2201 Pacific av 2200
2301 Broadway 2300
2401 VaUeJo 2400
2501 Green 2500
2mi Union 2600
2701 Filbert 2700
2801 Greenwich 2800
2901 Lombard 2900
3001 Chestnut 30tX)
3101 Francisco 3100
Bay
Gov't Reservation
Franklin Square, bet
Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth, Brvant & Hamp-
shire.
Frederick, bet Bryant
and Brannan. See Fed-
eral.
Frederick, bet Carl and
Waller fm Buena Vista av
W to First av.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Buena Vista av.... -
101 Masonic av 100
De Longav
201 Ashbury 20(i
Tremontav
301 Clayton 30'
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401 O.le
SUl Stanyaii..
601 Willaril. .
(e) First av..
.... (c;
F r e e <i o III , bet Islais
Creek aud Baker av fm
Alcatraz E toByrne, Gift
Map No 4.
Freelon, bet Bryant and
Brannan Im Zoe AV to near
Filtb.
Fremont, bet Beale and
first fm Market SE to the
bay.
Muit. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
Natoma
201 Howard 200
Lincoln place
301 Folsora 300
401 Harrison 400
Lawrence place....
501 llryant 500
(e) Brannan (e)
French, N of Highland
av
fm Mission W w
S. P.
Kaihoad.
Fresno, bet Plumas and
Tn
dla fm the bay
W to
Fi
Friedman Place, bet
Pacific aud Broadway from
Larkin E.
Front, btt Davis and Bat-
East, north.
We.it. Street. E. side.
1
Market
2
101
Pine
... 100
•201
California
.... 200
213
Halleck .
301
Sacramento
... 300
317
Commercial ,
... 316
401
Clay
... 400
417
Merchant
501
Washington
... soo
Oregon „ ,
... 514
601
Jackson
._ 600
Clark
... 616
701
Pacific
... 700
Chambers
... 714
801
Broadway.
800
901
VallQJo
lOUi
Green
...
iini
...
(e)
East, north
.- (e)
bet
M'ater Front and First av
So.
nth fm India SE.
: and
McAllister W fm Larkin.
Smith.. Street. N.side.
Larkin
2
101
Polk
... 100
201
Van Ness avenue.. 200
301
Franklin
401
Gough
... 400
hill
Octavia
,.. 500
601
Laguna
... 600
701
... 700
801
Webster
... 800
901
Fillmore
... 900
Steiner
...1000
Pierce
._1100
1?01
Scott
1200
1301
Bevisadero
...1300
1401
Broderick
..1400
1501
Baker
...1500
1601
Lyon
...1600
1?01
Central av
,..1700
1801
Masonic avenue.
...1800
Ashbury
m\
Clayton
..2000
2101
Cole
Parker av
..2200
Shrader
North Stanyan
23C0
Stanvan
North Willard....
..2400
First av
,..2500
Second av
,..2600
Third av
..270r)
Fourth av 2800
Fifth av 2W0
Sixth av 30fK)
Seventh av 3100
Eighth av 320O
Ninth av :W00
Tenth av 3400
Fulton Avenue, bet
sw*!
O Soutli. bet F South and
H South fm India SW to
County line.
Oabrielle Plaoe. bet
Harrison and Brvant fm
First E.
eainea, bet Battery and
Sansome fm Green to
Union.
Oambter, bet Madison
and Harvard fm Silver av
S, U. M.T.
Oarden. See Harriet
Oarden Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Devls-
adero to ISroderick.
Oardner, bet Kuaruvand
Grant av fm Post N.
«areeld, N of Shields
ini Orizaba av W, ucean
View.
Ciarfield Square, bet
Harrison and Trent av.
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth.
Oaribaldi, fm Islais
Creek SE to Livingston,
Gift Map No 4.
Oates, bet Folsom and
Ellsworth fm Esmeralda
av S.
Oaven, bet Elckard and
Sweeny fm San Bruno av
W to Boylston.
Oaven Place, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Mont-
gomery av to Gerenwich.
Ciear^', bet O'Farrell and
Post W fm Junction Kear-
ny and Market to Central
av.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market & Kearny.. 2
.31 Brooks
101 Grant avenue 100
201 Stockton
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
Metcalfe place 418
423 Slartha place
501 Taylor 500
Geary place
521 William 518
601 Jones 600
Geary court
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
Vasserot place
901 Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness avenue..llOO
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
1401 Octavia 1400
1-301 Laguna. 1500
1001 Buchanan 1600
Sunny court
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
Avery
1001 Steiner
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devlsadero 2200
2:501 Broderick 2300
St Joseph's av
Baker 2400
Lyon 2500
{e) Central avenue (e)
Geary Court, bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm
Geary N.
Oear.y Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Gearv S.
Oeneva, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Brannan SE.
Oeneva Avenue, bet
Mohawk and Niagara avf
f m Mission NW to Accacia
Oenesee, l>et Foerster
aud Hamburg im Melrose
av S to House of Eefuge
Lot, Sunnyslde Tract.
Oeorzia, bet Louisiana
and Michigan fin Water
Front S to First av South.
eerke Alle.v,bet Filbert
and Greenwich tin Dupont
E.
Oermanfa Avenue,
bet Hermann and Waller
fm Webster to Steiner.
eertrudis, fm Hecker S
W to Islais Creek.
Olbbs Place, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson fm
Montgomery av W.
Gibraltar. SeeTwen-
t.v-eigtath Av. South
Gila. See E South.
Gilbert, bet Si.xth and
Seventh fm Bryant to
Sof Brannan.
Girard, bet San Bruno
av and Berlin fm Silver av
S, U. M. T.
Gladys, bet Mission and
Elsie I'm Santa Marina S
to West av.
Glasgow, bet Powell and
Mason tm Eddy to Ellis.
Glen Avenue, fm Val-
ley and Twill Peaks av
SE to Thirtieth and Belle-
vue.
Glen Park Avenue,
bet Mission and Howard
fm Twelfth SW to Bond.
Glover,bet Broadwav and
Vallejo fm Jones W t6
Leavenworth.
Godeus, bet Virginia and
Eugenia avs fm CaUfornia
av to Mission.
Goethe, bet Llebig and
Bismark fm Mission NW
to Khine, Ocean View.
Goettingen, bet Berlin
and Somprset fm Silver
av S, LT. M. T.
Gold, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Sansome to Mont-
gomerv.
Gold .411e.v, fm View av
opp Elizabeth to Lincoln
av.
Golden Conrt,bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
Golden Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Gol-
den Gate av N.
Golden Gate Av-
enue, bet McAllister and
Turk W fm Junction Tay-
lor and Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market and Taylor 2
lOl Jones 100
201 Leavenworth 200
Dale place
301 Hyde 300
Golden place
401 Larkin 400
501 Polk 500
601 Van Ness avenue. 600
701 Franklin 700
801 Gough
901 Octavia
1001 Laguna 1000
1101 Buchanan 1100
Cram place 1120
1201 Webster 1200
1301 Fillmore l.SOO
1401 Stelner.„ 1400
1501 Pierce 1.500
1601 Scott 1600
Seymour avenue...
1701 Devisadero 1700
1801 Broderick 1800
1901 Baker 1900
2001 Lyon 2000
2101 Central av „2100
(6) Masonic av (6)
Masonic Cemet'ry
2801 North Willard 2800
(e) First avenue „.. (e)
201
501
Golden State Ave-
nue, bet Miramar and
Plymouth avs fm Ocean
av S to Lakevlew av,
Lakevlew.
G<»od -Children, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Goodsell Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First E.
Gordon, bet Eighth and
Ninth trom Harrison NW.
Gongrh, bet Franklin and
( ictavia N fm Market to
Bay.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market &Halght.. 2
Rose avenue
101 Page 100
Lily avenue
Oak 200
Hickory avenue....
FeU 300
Linden avenue
Hiyes 400
Ivv avenue
Grove 500
601 Fulton 600
Ash avenue
701 McAllister 700
Golden Gate av 800
Elm avenue
Turk 900
1001 llddy 1000
AViUow avenue
1101 Ellis 1100
1201 O'Farrell 1200
Myrtle avenue
i:»l (ieary 1300
1401 Post 1400
1.501 Sutter 1500
Fern a venue
1601 Bush 1600
Austin av
1701 Pine 1700
1801 California 1800
Sacramento 1900
Clay 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
2301 Pacific av 2300
2401 Broadwav 2400
2501 Vallejo 2500
2601 Green „2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert 2800
2901 Greenwich 2900
3001 Lombard .3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Francisco 3200
Bay
Gov't Reservation
Gould, W of Carr from
Paul av to Salinas av.
Grace Terrace, S s Call-
Jornia bet Dupont and
Stockton.
Grafton Avenue, bet
Holloway and Lakevlew
avs fm Harold av W,
Lakevlew.
Graham Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Uuiiin to Green.
Grand, bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Mission to How-
ard.
Grand Place, bet Du-
pont and Kearnv fm Fil-
bert S.
Grant, bet Saratoga and
Ion tra La Grande av S,
U. M. T.
Grant Alley, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores, fm Six-
teenth N.
Grant Avenue, bet
Kearny and Stockton N
from Market to Bush.
West. Street. E. Side.
1 Markets O'Farrell 2
101 Gear.v lOO
113 Morton 112
201 Post 200
Ashburton place...
217 Stockton place......
221 Mills place
301 Sutter 300
Berry place 316
317 Harlan place
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Ctrant Place, bPt Fre-
mont and First fm Folsom
SE.
Gratlan.S of Sullivan fm
Staiiynn E.
Oroen, bet Vallejo and
Union W fm East, north,
to Preslilio Reservation.
Smth. Street. Mside.
1 East, north -2
(c) Front (c)
101 Battery 100
Gaines
201 Sansome 200
Calhoun
301 Jlontgomery. 300
Vincent 320
Kohler place
Green place
Heed place.
401 Kearuy 400
Sonora 41.2
Lafavette place 426
501 Dupont 500
Bannam place al2
Glement place
Union place 5-8
Bower place
Graham place
Montgomery av.... 600
601 Stockton
7U1 Powell 700
August alley 722
Eaton place
801 Mason 800
901 Tavlor HOO
1001 .Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
New Orleans alley
1201 Hyde 1200
. AVest End alley ....1226
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 ( Ictavia 1800
1901 Laguna WOO
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devisadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon (e)
Creen Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Green's Court, bet
Spear and Steuart from
Howard NW.
Greenwicli, bet Filbert
and Lombard W fm East ,
north, to Presidio Keser-
vBtlon.
South. Street. X. side.
1 East, north 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Pringle court..
301 Montgomery 300
40) Kearny 400
Good Children
501 Dupont 500
Kramer place
601 Stockton „.. 600
627 Bond alley
701 Powell 700
Gaven place
ChBmbers alley.... 714
Montgomery av....
801 Mason 800
Hartmann
.Jansen..._ 816
SlOl Taylor 900
909 Roach — ■
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Randall place
1201 Hyde 1200
l.'Wl Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna If'OO
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2.301 Steiner 2:i00
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devisadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon (e)
Grenada. See Twen-
tj -Ihird At Sonth.
Grove, bet Hayes and
Fulton fm Larkin W.
Smith. Street. Jf. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Goagh 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
Steiner
Alamo Square
1201 Scott 1200
1301 Devisadero 1300
1401 Broderlck 1400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lvon 1600
1701 Central av 1700
1801 Masonic avenuc...l800
1901 Ashbury 1900
2001 Clavton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
(e) Stanyan (e)
Gnadaloupe. See
Thirtieth .4^v Month
Gnateniala. See
Forty - second A v
South
Gundlach, bet Spreckels
and Wielaud, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Guerrero, bet Valencia
and Dolores fm Market S
to San Jose av.
EasU Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Thirteenth 100
Clinton Park
Brosnan
201 Fourteenth 200
301 Fil^eenth 300
401 Sixteenth 40O
Camp
501 Seventeenth 500
Dorland
601 Eighteenth 600
701 Nineteenth 700
Cumberland
801 Twentieth SOO
Liberty
901 Twenty-first 900
HUl
1001 Twenty-second 1000
Alvarado
1101 Twentv-thlrd 1100
Eli zabeth
1201 Twenty-fourth 1200
Twentv-fifth 1300
1401 Twenty-sixth 1400
.\rmy
1501 Twenty-seventh.. 1500
Duncan
(e) Twenty-eighth 1601
San Jose av (e)
Guiana. See Thirtj-
siccond Av South
Gunnison Avenue.
See Harrison.
Gutenbere, NE of
Lowell fm Watt av to
Bellevue av, West End
Homestead Association.
Guy Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm First SW.
H. bet Golden Gate Park
and I fm First av W.
H South, bet G South
and I South fm India SW
to Countv line.
JIahn, bet Sawyer and
Spreckels, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Haigrht, bet Waller and
Page W fm junction Gough
and Market.
South. Street. N.stde.
1 Market and Gou^ 2
101 Octavia 100
201 Laguna 200
301 Buchanan 300
401 Webster 400
501 Fillmore 500
601 Steiner 600
701 Pierce 700
801 Scott 800
901 Devisadero 900
1001 Broderlck 1000
Buena Vista av
Baker HOC
L.von.„ 1200
Buena Vista av
1301 Central a v 1300
1401 Masonic avenue ...1400
1501 Ashbury 1500
1601 Clayton 1600
1701 Cole 1700
1801 Shrader 1800
(e) Stanyan (e")
Hale, bet Sweeny and
Silver av fm San Bruno
av W to Bovlston.
Hall Alley, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Val-
JeJo S. „, ^
Hall Court, bet AVash-
ington and Jackson fm
Dupont W.
Hall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
Hallech, bet California
and Sacramento fm Front
to LeidesdorlT.
Hainburg,W of Genesee
fm Jlelrose av S to Flood
av, Sunnyside Tract.
Hamilton, bet Holyoke
and Bowdoin fm Silver av
S, U M T.
Hamilton Avenue,
bet Clinton and Burnside
avs fm Berkshire NE and
SW.
Hamilton Square, bet
Scott and Steiner, Post and
Geary.
Hampshire, bet Potrero
av and VorK fm Division
S to .\rmy.
Hampton Court, bet
Hawthorne and Third fm
Harrison NW.
Hampton Place, bet
Hawthorne and Third fm
Fulsom SE.
Hancoek,bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, from
Church to Noe.
Hanna, Syndicate's First
Addition to S F.
Hanover, bet Brunswick
and Bellevue av, West
h:nd Homestead.
Hanover Place, bet
jNIason and Powell Im
Sacramento N.
Hardie Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Kearny E.
Hardy, bet Church and
Sanchez from Sixteenth
to Seventeenth
Harfcnessjbet Ward and
Wilde fmSaii Bruno av W
Harlan Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Grant Av
W.
Harlem Alley, bet
Leavenworth and Ada
Court fm O'Farrell N.
Harold Avenue, E of
l,ee av fm Ocean av S.
Lakeview.
Harper, bet Sanchez and
Noe fm Thirtieth S to
Laidley.
Harriet, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Howard to
SW of Brannan.
Harrington, bet Croce
and Norton fm Mission
NW to Aleuiany av.Acad-
emy Tract.
Harrison, bet Folsom
and Bryant SW fm Steuart
to Fourteenth, thence S to
Ripley.
S. E. Street. X. W.
1 Steuart 2
101 Spear 100
Johnson
201 Mam 200
:»1 Beale 30O
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
5.53 Rinron place
Essex
Stanlv place
Charles place
601 Second...„ 600
619 Vassar place
Hawthorne
Hampton court
701 Third 70it
Rltch T:;i
801 Fourth S(«
901 Fifth W*
919 Madison av —
955 Oak Grove avenue
973 Morris avenue
1001 Sixth lOOi:
1011 Harriet
Columbia Square...
Sherman
1101 Seventh 1100
1121 Langton 1122
1143 Chesley
Mariposa Terrace.1170
1155 Havward
1201 Eighth 1200
Gordon 1236 '
1301 Ninth 1300
1317 Dore
1401 Tenth 1400
Juniper
1501 Eleventh. 1500
Norfolk
Twelfth 1600
Thirteenth 1700
. Fourteenth 1800
1801 Alameda
1901 Fifteenth 1900
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2151 Mariposa
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2300
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twenty-first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-fifth 2900
3001 Twenty-Blxth 3000 i
(6) .\rmv (6)
3201 Precita av 3200
3301 Norwich 3300
(e) Ripley («)
Harrison Avenue.
bet Seventh and Eighth '
fm Folsom SW.
Harry, fm Laidley bet
Harper and Noe SW to
Beacon.
Harry Place, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich fm
Laguna E.
Hart, E of Temple, Sun-
nv Vale Homestead.
Hartford, bet Noe and
Castro fm Eighteenth lo
Twentieth.
Hartmann, bet Mason
and Jansen fm Greenwich
to Montgomery av.
Harvard, bet Gambler
and Oxford fin Silver av
S, U. M. T.
Hattie, bet Clara nv and
Danvers fm Corbett av S
to Eighteenth.
Havelocfe, bet Milton
av and House of Refuge
Lot fm San Jose avW.
Havens, bet Union and
Filbert fm Leavenwortn
W.
Hawthorne, bet Secoiid
and Third fm Howard to
Harrison.
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I South, bet H South and
J South fm India SW tu
Korty-seventh av South.
Idaho, bet Arizona and
Dakota fm AVater Front
S to India.
Idaho ATenae. See
Bradforfl.
Idaleiie, bet Brown and
Albert, Sunny Vale Hoiiie-
Ktead.
Illinois, bet Michigan
and Kentucky fm Fourth
S to First avSouili.
India, S, W and N sides of
India Basin.
India Avenue, from
Silver av and Paris SE to
La Grande av, Excelsiur
Homestead Association.
Indiana, bet Minin-sota
and Iowa fm Maripsoa S to
Tulare.
Ion, bet Grant and Mans-
field fm La Grande av s,
U. 31. T.
Iowa, bet Indiana and
Pennsylvania av fm Mari-
posa S.
Iron Alley, bet Opnl
and Copper alleys fm Cor-
bett av S to Lincoln av.
Irwin, bet Hooper and
Hubbell SW fm Sixth to
Eighth.
Isabel, bet Tomasa and
Rutledge av fm Shakn-
speare NVV to Wolfe ,B H.
Isis, bet Folsom and Har-
rison fm Twelfth SW to
Thirteenth.
Islais or Islay, Spring
Valley Homestead. See
Mpringdale.
I»lai!i, S s Islais Creek
channel fm the bay \V.
Italy Avenue, bet
Krance and Amazon avs
fm Mission SE, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Iv> Avenue, bet Hayes
and Grove fm Polk W.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Polk
(b) A'an Ness avenue.. (6)
201 Franklin 200
301 Gough 300
401 Uctavia 400
501 Laguua 500
(iOl Buchanan 600
(e) Webster (e)
Ivy Terrace, bet Du-
ponl and Stockton W fru
Selina Place
J. bet I and K fm First avW.
J South, bet I South and
KSouthfm FIrstavSc.uih
SW to Forty -eighth av
South.
Jackson, bet Washington
and Paciljc W fm East,
north.
South. Street. N.side.
1 East, north 2
(c) I)rumm...„ (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery „ 300
Custom House pL..
401 Sansome , 400
Balance 418
435 Jones alley
501 Montgomery 500
Montgomery av
601 Kearny 600
621 Cooper's alley
631 Washington place.
Bartlett alley 628
701 Dupont 700
711 St Louis alley
Sullivan alley T20
719 Ross alley
801 Stockton 800
Bedford place
Jackson alley
815 Trenton 816
Stone
Adele alley _....
901 Powell 900
Dore alley
1001 Mason 1000
Ifa.>e)»,bet Fellan<l Grove
W fm Junction Market and
Larkin.
South. Street. N. tide.
1 Market k Larkin... 2
101 Polk 100
•JOl Van Ness avenue.. 200
31)1 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
: 501 Octavia -500
• 601 Laguna. fiOO
; 701 Buchanan 700
■ 801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
1001 Steiner
1101 Pierce
1201 Scott 1200
i:«l Devisadero 1300
1401 Hroderick 1400
1-501 Baker„ 1500
1601 Lyon 1600
1701 (Central av 1700
1801 Masonic avenue.... 1800
i 1*.'! .^shbury 1900
1 2001 Clavton 2000
, 2101 Cole 2100
-2201 Shrader 2200
■ ve; Stanyan (e)
Hay ward, bet Seventh
I and Eighth fm Harrison
Ha.Tward. See Alice.
Head, bet Bright and Vic-
tiiiiei. (Icean View.
H«>atii. bet Lee and Per-
aica av fm Cortland av S
to .-^au Bruno av.
II c a r N t , Columbia
' Hi^iL'hts. See I,ahe-
view Av.
Ilenr.st Avenue, bet
Sr.nnyside and Flood avs
fill Circular av W to Ham-
iinri-'.formerlv Jloultonav
Iloflter, fm Islais Creek
\\. Girt Map No 4.
Helen Mace, bet Leav-
en u.)rth and Hyde fmCal-
' llMrnia S.
' Helena, N of .\ngustafm
i Waterville W to Steuben.
I Henderson Avenue,
it betJohnston and First avs
[ \ fm Point Lobos av to St.
Rope'.-<av.
'Henrietta. See Euge-
nia X'y.
Henrietta Square, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
El.nvnth E.
Hfiiry, bet Fourteenth
anl Kirteenth fm Noe W.
llerniann,bet Brady and
Thirt-enlh fm West Mis-
-i II W to steiner.
Heron, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth NK
llo.tiuan Avenue, bet
K -i-niaand Virginia avs
ini I'ro.spect av to Cali-
t'Tiiia av.
Hickory Avenue, bet
1 lak and Fell mi Van Ness
a\ to Webster.
Svi.(/!. Street. N.side.
1 Van Ness avenue.. 2
I'll Franklia....„ 100
• iough „ 200
Mi iictavia 300
">iil Buchanan. 500
fr) Webster (e)
Hi;r3«, bet Bellevue and
' i> -tt av fm Twenty-
Sto Twenty-sixth.
11 lull land Avenue,
West av and West
J ark I'm Holly I'nrk av W
tj S. P Railroad, formerly
Vl'. mouth av.
Higrlilantl Terrace,
N s California bet Jones
an 1 Leavenworth.
Hill, bet Twenty-tir.st and
Twenty-second fm Valen-
cia ^\■ to Guerrero, and fm
(.'hiirch W to Castro.
Hiiiiiuelniann Place
It I Mason and Taylor Im
J'aiitic to Broadway.
Hinckley, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Kearny to
Dupont.
Hinckley Place, fm
Kearny nr Broadway E.
Hodges Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Vallejo N.
HoflT Avenue, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm Six-
teenth to Seventeenth.
Hotrman Avenue, bet
Douglass and Bellevue fm
Twenty -second S to Sur-
Hoiffniann, E of Evatt
Sunnv Vale Homestea 1.
Holladay Avenue, W
of San Bruno av fm Army
to Cortland rv.
Hollis, bet Buchanan and
Webster f m Ellis to 0 Far-
rell.
Holloway Avenue.
bet Ocean and Grafton avs
fm Harold av W, Lake-
view.
Holly, fm intersection of
Highland av and Mission
SE to Crescent a v, Holly
Park.
Holly Park Avenue,
fm North av S of Cortland
av around Holly Park.
Holyoke, bet Somerset
and Hamilton fm Silver
av S, r. M. T.
Homer, bet Boyd and
Eldridne fm Chesley NE
and SW.
Homestead, bet Doug-
lass and Hoft'man av fm
Twentv-fourth to Clipper.
Honduras. See First
Av .South.
Hooker .* 1 1 e y , bet
Bush aud Pine fm Mason
E.
Hooper, bet Channel and
Irwin SW fm Sixth to
Eighth.
Hope. See Rutledge
Av.
Ho|>eton Terrace, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Hopkins Avenue, fm
Corbett av to Lincoln av
nr Twenty-third.
Horace Alley, bet Fol-
som and Shotwell fm
Twenty-tifth to Twenty-
sixth.
Houston, bet Chestnut
and Francisco fm Mont-
gomery av to Jones.
Howard, bet Mission and
Folsom SW fm East, south
to Thirteenth, thence S to
Twentv-sixth.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 East, south 2
(c) Steuart (c)
- — Green's court
101 Spear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 30O
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
Maiden alley
601 Second 600
New Montgomery
635 Hawthorne
701 Third 700
801 Fourth 800
— How?\rd court...... 816
901 Fifth. -.„ 900
Marv 928
1001 Si.xth 1000
1021 Harriet —
1051 Russ 1048
1071 Moss
1101 Seventh 1100
1113 Langton —
1131 Rausch
1153 Sumner
1201 Eighth 1200
1301 Ninth laiO
Washington av._.1318
1:525 Dore
Grand
1401 Tenth 1400
1.501 Eleventh 1500
Lafavette 1.526
1601 Twelfth IfiOO
Tonnlngsen place. 1630
1701 Thirteenth. 1700
17.51 Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
Adair 1950
2001 Sixteenth 2000
Redwood court 2008
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2:501 Nineteenth 2:«0
2401 Twentieth 2400
2.501 Twenty first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twentv-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-fifth 2900
(e) Twenty-sixth (e)
Howard Court, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm
Howard NW.
H o w t h , bet Louisburg
and .\ccacia fm Ocean av
SW.
Hubbard. See Haw-
thorne.
Hubbell, bet Irwin and
South SW f m Sixth to Six-
teenth.
Hudson. See Apple-
ton.
Hugo, bet H and I from
V\T^l av to Seventh av.
Hulbert Alley, bet
Fourth and Fifth SE and
NW fm Clara.
Humboldt, bet Twenty-
second and Twentv-third
tm AVater Front AV.
Hunt, bet Mission and
Howard fm Third NE.
Hunter, bet Case and If-
lais Creek fm Paul SW,
Gift Slap No 4.
Huron Avenue, bet
Mission and Wyoming av
fm Mohawk av SW to
Mission.
Hyde, bet Leavenworth
and Larkin N fm McAl-
lister to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 McAllister 2
101 Golden Gate av.... 100
201 Turk 200
Hyde place
.301 Eddy _.. 300
401 Ellis 400
.301 O'Farrell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Fine 1000
1101 California 1100
Hyde terrace
1201 Sacramento 1200
Trov alley
1301 Clay 1300
1401 AVashington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
Lvnch 1606
1701 Broadway 1700
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Delgado place 1910
1913 Russell
A'^ernon place
2001 Union 2000
Allen - —
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2:»1 Lombard 2:«)0
2401 Chestnut 2400
2.501 Francisco 2500
2601 Bay 2600
Bergin alley
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jefferson.„ (e)
Hyde Place, bet Turk
and Eddv fm Hyde AV.
Hyde Terrace, E s
Hyde bet Colifornia and
Sacramento. ■•■i*
I. bet H and J fm First av
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Jaokaon—
1(X)9 Jlarcy place
Auburn 1018
1101 Tavlor HOC
1201 Jones 1200
i:»l Leavenworth 1300
Hall place
AVall plate
1401 Hyde 1400
1501 Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue.lTOO
1801 Franklin ISOO
1901 Gough 1900
2001 Octavia...„ 2000
2101 Lagun;. 2100
2201 Buchanan . 2200
2301 -Webster. , 2300
2401 Fillmore ....2400
Steiner 2500
Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devisadero 2800
2901 Broderlck „ 2900
3001 Baker 3000
3101 Lvon...„ 3100
3201 Central avenue 3200
3:»1 AValniit 3300
34<il Laurel 3400
3501 Locust 3500
3601 Spnice 3600
3701 Maple 3700
3801 Cherry 3800
(e) First avenue (e)
Jaokson Alley, bet
sstocktou and Trenton im
Jackton S.
Jackson Park, bet
SeTPnteenth andJlariposa,
Carolina and Arkansa-.
Jaiuaica. See Tweii-
ty-sixth Av Sonth.
.Tames. See C Suiitli.
Jane Place. See Pine
Place.
Jansen. bet Mason and
Taylor fm Greenwich to
Lombard.
Japan, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Brannan to Town-
send.
Japan Airenne, bet
India and China avs fm
Lisbon SE to La Grande
av. Excelsior Homestead
A.ssociati'in.
Jarnac, XE of Paulding
I'm San Jose av NW.
Jasper Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union to tilbert.
JaTa, S of Frederick fm
Buena Vista av to Masonic
av.
Java. See Twenty-
first Av Sonth.
Jefferson, bet Beach and
Touquiu W fm Powell to
Presidio Reservation.
fioulh. Street. N. side.
1 Powell (d)
101 Mason 100
201 Taylor 200
301 Jones.., .300
401 Leavenworth 400
501 Hyde 500
601 Larkin 600
701 Polk 700
Van Ness avenue.
Gov't Reservation
1201 Lai-'una 1200
i;?01 Buchanan 1300
1401 Webster 1400
1501 Fillmore 1500
11)01 Steiner 1600
1701 Pierce 1700
1801 Scott 1800
1901 Devisadero 1900
2001 Broderlck 20O0
2101 Baker 2100
Jefferson Avenne, bet
Cortland and Union avs
fm San Bruno av W to
Andover av.
Jefferson Square, bet
Golden Gate av and Eddy,
Laguua and Goujih.
Jerse.T, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-Ufth
f m Dolores W to Douglass.
ELECTRi
Jessie, bet Market and
Mission fm First SW.
S.E. Street. S. ir. side..
1 First 2
Ecker
.\nthony
101 Second 100
Xew Montt-'omery
Annie
(6) Third (6)
301 Fourth 300
(6) Fifth (b)
429 Mint avenue 4:32
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
Mission allev
(ft) Eighth (6)
801 Ninth SOO
901 Tenth 900
(6) Elevemh (b)
(6) Twelfth (b)
1201 Hermann 1100
1301 Thirteenth 1300
Clinton Park
(e) Fourteenth (e)
Jessie, fm Svcamore av
to Twenty-flrst. See San
Carlos Av.
Je wett, be t Townsend and
King fm Fourth to Fifth.
Jobin, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Powell to Mason.
John, bet F'tst and Sec-
ond. See Dover.
Johnson, bet Spear and
Main fm Harrison to Bry-
ant.
Johnston Avenae,bet
Parker av and Henderson
av fm Point Lobos av to
St. Kose's av.
Jones, bet Taylor and
Leavenworth N fm Mar-
ket to JelTerson.
fVest. Street, E. side.
1 Mkt & McAllister.. 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
201 Turk 200
McDermotl place..
301 Eddy 300
401 Elli.'! 400
411 Antonio
Steveloe place 412
501 O'FarreU 500
601 Geary 600
Maggie alley
Cottage place
701 Post, 700
Lewis place 708
801 Sutter 800
White's place
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California 1100
1201 Sacramento flOO
Pleasant.. 1212
1301 Clay im)
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
Josephine, bet Centra!
av and Eugenie fm Laurel
Hill Cemetery S to Point
Lobos av.
Joseph's Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard and
Che.stnut.
Josiah Avenne, bet
Margaret and Lee avs fm
Lakeview av NE andSW,
Columbia Heights.
Joy, N of Esmeralda av
fm HoUadav av to Brews-
ter.
Jules Avenne, bet Ar-
lington and Faslon avs,
fm i,)cean av S to Lake-
view av, Lakeview.
Julia, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Mission SE.
Jnlian Avenue, bet
Mission and Valencia tm
Fourteenth to Sixteenth.
Julius, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Lombard N.
Juniper, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folsom to
Bryant.
Junipero, bet Turk and
St Kose's av fm Masonic
av W to Parker av.
Juno, E of IMuto from
Lower terrace N.
Juno, Silver terrace. See
Diana.
Jupiter, bet Diana and
C-iesfm Thornton av S to
Williams av. Silver ter-
race.
Juri, bet Twenty-fifth
and Tweutv-sisth fm San
Jose av W.
K, bet J and L fm Fourth
av W.
K South, bet J South and
L South fm First av SW
to Raih-oad av. and im
Salinas av to San Bruno
g.bet Rhode Island
and Vermont fm Division
S to Precita Creek.
Kansas, bet Vermont
and Apollo fm Thornton
av S to Williams av, Sil-
ver Terrace.
Kappeler Court, bet
Gearv and Post fm Mason
W.
K a s k a s k i a. See D
Sonth.
Hate Place, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Bryant
SE.
Kcarn.i-,bet Jlontgomery
and Grant av and Dupont
N itii Market to North
Point.
1611
IJemard
..1610
..170O
21
101
Slorton „
Post
1701
Broadwav
. 100
1713
Glover
Vermehr place...
.. 120
lHi)l
Vallejo
.1800
201
Sutter
..2000
401
Bush
Pine
m
2001
Union
.. 400
2101
Filbert
.2100
Summer
Valpaiaiso
..2114
501
California
. oOO
2201
.2200
601
Sacramento
_ 600
zm
Lombard
.2300
625
. 622
•mn
Clay
.. 7(K)
.!2500
801
Merchant
Washington
2.i01
Francisco
. SOO
Montgomery a v.
901
Jackson
. 900
..2600
.2700
1001
Montgomery av .
Pacific
2701
North Point
.1000
2H01
Beach
.2800
St. Charles place
lOlH
(e)
Jefferson
.. (e)
1101
Broadway
..1100
Jones Alley, bet
San-
Hinckley
some and Montgomery fm
Hinckley place...
Washington to Jacks
on.
1201
Vallejo
.1200
Joosi Avenue
bet
1217
san Antonio
vside
1301
.mM
- fu, Circular av
W to
1401
Union
14(H)
to
Hamburg.
roi
Filbert
.1500
bet
1601
,1600
Commonwealth and Mich-
1701
Lombard
..1700
igan avs fm California to
1801
Chestnut
,180(1
Point Lobos av.
I'lOl
Francisco
.1900
2001 Bay 2000
(e) North Point ie)
Kennebec. See Fol-
soin.
Kent., bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Mason W.
Kent, bet Thirty-second
and Thirty-third tm Cas-
tro W 10 Fowler av.
Kentucky, bet Illinois
and Tennessee fm Chan-
nel S to Second av South.
Ea.it. Street. West.
1 Channel 2
101 Hoopi-r 100
201 Irwin 200
301 Fourth., 300
401 South 400
501 Merrimac .500
601 Alameda fiOO
701 El Dorado 700
801 Si-Kteenth 800
901 Seventeenth 900
1001 Mariposa 1000
UOi Eighteenth 1100
1201 Nineteenth 1200
1301 Twentieth 13C0
1401 Kentuckv place....:400
1501 Twenty-second.. ..1500
1601 Twenty-third .1600
Tw<my-fourth
Kentucky Place, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-
second fm Kentucky to
Minnesota.
Ke.ves Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Pacific
M.
Kimball Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hydefm
Sacramento N and S.
King, bet Townsend and
Berry SW fm the bay to
Division.
S.E. Street. ^'.W.side.
1 Second 2
101 Third lOO
201 Fourth 200
301 Fifth ;iOO
401 Sixth 400
501 Seventh .500
(e) Division ;e)
Kingston Avenue.bet
Thrtieth and Thirty-first
fm Mission \\' to .San Jose
av.
Kissling, bet Howard
and Folsoni fm Eleventh
to Twelfth.
Kiss ling Place. See
Treat Av.
Knight's Place, fm
Mohawk av E, West End
Map No L
Knox, bet Mansfield and
Madison f m La Grande av
S. U. M. T.
Kohler's Place, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
fm Green S.
Kosciusko. See An-
clerr'ion.
Kossuth, N of Baker a'7
fm Barneveld av to Alca-
traz.
Kramer Place, bet
Dupont and^ Stockton fm
Greenwich !?•
Kransgrli Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Filbert N.
Xi, bet K and M fm Seventh
ar W.
Ii South, bet K South
and M South fm First av
South SW.
I^afayette, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth fmMis>!on lo
Howard.
liafayette. West End
Homestead. See Whit-
tier.
Iiafayette Park, bet
Sacramento and Wa^hing-
ton, Gough ami Laguua.
Iiafayette Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont tm
Green to Union.
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STREET GUIDE.
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l,a Gramle Avenue,
fni Jladlsim and SiUiman
SW.
Iiagiina, bet Octavia and
Biicbauau N fm Market to
Lewib.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market & Hertn'nn 2
101 Waller. 100
201 H:ilght 200
Kose avenue
301 Page 300
Lily avenue
401 Oak 400
Hickor}' avenue....
501 Fell 500
Linden avenue
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove 700
Birch avenue
801 Fulton 800
Ash aveuue
901 Mc.\mster 900
Locust avenue
1001 Golden Gate av....
1101 Turk
1201 Eddy 1200
Willow avenue
1301 Ellis 1300
Olive avenue
1401 O'Farrell 1400
Myrtle avenue
1501 Geary 1500
Cedar avenue
1601 Post 1600
Ewlng place
-Walnut aveuue ....
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 BuBh 1800
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento
2201 Clay
2301 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2501 Pacific av 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 VuUeio '2700
2801 Green iSOO
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert 30u0
Harry place
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard 3200
3301 Chestnut 3300
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay
3601 North Point
3701 Beach
3301 Jefferson
3901 Tonquin
(e) Lewis ^e)
liaidley, fm Thirtieth
bet Xoe and Castro SE to
Fairmount, thence SW to
Castro.
liake. N of California fm
First av W to City Ceme-
tery.
linkevien- Avenae,
fm .San Jose av bet Foote
and Naglee avs NW and
W to Orizaba av, Colum-
bia HeightBand Lakeview
lianders, bet Church and
Dolores fm Fourteenth to
Sixteenth.
Iiang:tou, bet Seventh
and Eighth fui Howard to
SWofBrannan.
Iiupidge. bet Valencia
and Guerrero fm Eigh-
teenth to Nineteenth.
liarbiii, bet Hvde and
Polk N fm Market to
Tonquin.
West. .Street. E. side.
1 Market and Hayes 2
City Hall av
101 Grove
Birch avenue
201 Fulton
213 Ash avenue
301 McAllister 300
Locust avenue
401 Golden Gate av 400
501 Turk 500
513 Laurel avenue
601 Eddy 600
Willow avenue
PASTEUR
701 Ellis 700
Olive avenue
Larkin avenue
801 O'Farrell 800
Mvrtle avenue
901 Geary 900
Cedar avenue
1001 Post _ 1000
Walnut avenue
1101 Sutter 1100
Fern avenue
1201 Bush 1200
Eureka place
Austin avenue
1301 Pine 1.300
1401 California 1400
1501 Sacramento 1500
16U1 Clay 1600
1701 Washington 1700
1801 Jackson 1800
1901 PaclHcav 1900
Friedman place 1910
2001 Broadway 2000
2101 Vallejo 2100
2201 Green 2200
Rockland....
2:«1 Union 2300
2401 Filbert 2400
2501 Greenwich 2500
2601 Lombard 2600
2701 Chestnut 2700
2801 Francisco 2800
2901 Bay 2H00
.3001 NorthPoint 3000
3101 Beach 3100
3201 Jetfersoa. 3200
(e) Tonquin (e)
liarkiii Af-entie, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell fm Lar-
kinE.
liasbie, bet Eighth and
Ninth fio Mission NW.
Iiatbaiu Place, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
liatona, bet Pomona and
Kailroad av fm Parnassus
av S to Thornton av, Sil-
ver Terrai-e.
lianra, bet Farragut and
Sherman avs fm Mission
NW to Huron av.
Kianra I»laee. bet San-
some and Jloutgomery fm
Pine S.
I<aui-el, bet Walnut and
Locust fm Presidio Reser-
vation S to Calitornla.
liaurel Avenue. See
An<lover Av<
I<aurel A^
Turk and Eddy fm Larkin
W.
South. Street. iV. side
Larkin
(.b) Polk g,)
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
(6) Franklin (6J
{«() Gough (6)
Jefferson Square...
(&1 Laguna (6)
701 Buchanan- 700
801 Webster 800
liaurel Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
to Essex.
laaussat -Avenue, bet
Haight and Waller fm
Fillmore W tn Steiner.
l<atvrence Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
Fremont E.
liayton, E ot Conkllng
fm Silver a V N.
lieaven worth, bet
Jones and Hvde N f m Mc-
Allister to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 McAllister 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
Burcham place
201 Turk -200
Leonard place
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Farrell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
Panton alley
PI I TCDC Should bs in Every Household. Rented at Ji.oo per Month
riL I [Ll\0 C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
1101 California 1100
Acorn alley
1201 Sacramento 1200
1.301 Clav 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Paciflc 1600
1607 Lvnch
Bernard 1612
1701 Broadway 1700
1713 AValdo alley
Glover 1712
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Lincoln 1910
2001 Union 2000
Havens
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Francisco 2500
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point
Montgomery av....2700
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jefferson \e)
licdyard, SW of Scott av
fm Silver av SE.
Iiee, bet San Br jno av and
Heath fm Cortland av S.
Liee Avenue, bet Har-
olil and Brighton avs fm
Ocean av S to Lakeview
av. Lakeview.
IiChaina. See Nine-
teenth Av South.
Iieidesdorlf, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine N to Clay.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Pine 2
101 California 100
Halleck
201 Sacramento 200
Commercial
(e) Clay (e)
lieonard Place, bet
Eddy and Turk fm Leav-
enworth W.
I<eroy Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth Im Sac-
ramento N and S.
liessina:, S of Crystal fm
Rhine W, Ocean View.
liCvant, bet Tilden and
Congress fm Masonic av S
lietvls, fm Polk Wto Pre-
sidio Reservation fronting
the bay.
I.eivi!«, College Homestead
,\ssociation. See Xruui-
bnll.
laen'is. See Acldi.son.
licwis Place, bet Post
and Sutter Im Taylor to
Jones.
licxtng'ton Avenue,
bet Valencia and Mission
fm Sycamore av to Twen-
ty-tirst. formerly Steven-
son.
liiberty, bet Third and
Fourth See Cl.y«le.
liiberty, bet Twentieth
and Twenty -first fm Val-
encia W to Castro.
liick Alley, bet .fessie
and Mission tm First W to
Ecker.
liick Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Post to Sutter.
Ijfda Place, bet Mission
and Julian av fm Six-
teenth N.
liiebig:. bet Sickles nv and
Goethe fm Miss on NW,
• icean View.
liilac Al ley, bet Mission
and Capp from Twentv-
fourth to Twentv-sixth.
I^lly Avenue, bet Page
and Oakfm b'ranklinW.
South. Street. JV. sirle.
1 Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
liily Terrace, bet Bcsh
and Pine fm Powell W.
I^incoln* bet Green and
Union fm Taylor to Leav-
enworth.
I. In coin, B H. See
Eueenia Av.
liincoln Avenue, E of
Stanyan fm Belgrave av S
to Thirty-fourth.
liincoln Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Fremont E.
Ijinden Avenue, bet
Fell and Hayes fm E a
Van Ness av to Webster.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin lOO
201 Gough 200
301 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan 50O
(e) Webster (e)
I^ippard Avenue,
bet Fulton and (Clinton
avs fm Berkshire NE and
SW.
liisbon, bet Paris and
Madrid fm Silver av SW
to Amazon av, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
liivingsiton, E of Bar-
Ion fm Fox S. Gift Map
No 4.
lilzzie, bet Eugenia and
Cortland avs fm Prospect
av NW to Mission.
lilewellyn, bet Bourn
and Orsenius fm Nashua
Nto Freedom, Gift Map
No. 4.
I<loyd, bet Waller and
Thirteenth fm Scoit to
Devisadero.
I<obos, bet Minerva and
Faruilones fm E of PI.. -
mouth av to Orizaba av.
Ocean View.
liubos ftiquare, bet
Webster and Laguna.
Chestnut and Bay.
laocust, bet Laurel and
Spruce fm Presidio Reser-
vation S to California.
liocust Avenue, bet
Mc.Ylhster aud Golden
Gate av tm Larkin W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
C6) Franklin it»
(&) Gough (6)
{bj Octavia (6;
601 Laguna 600
l.oehr, bet Britton and
.Saw.ver.Sunny ValeHome-
stead.
liOgan, W of Saratoga fm
La Grande av S, U. M. T.
IrOiubard, bet Gi'eeu-
wlch and Chestnut W fm
East, north to Presidio
Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 East, norjth
101 Sansom" IO.1
201 Montgomery 200
Winthrop
301 Kearny 300
Good Children
Julius
401 Dupont 400
Wells court
501 Stockton 500
Lombard place —
601 Powell 600
615 Chambers alley - —
701 Mason 700
Newell
Montgomery av....
715 Jansen
801 Tavlor 8OO
901 Jones 90O
1001 Leavenworth ]0<»i
1101 Hyde HOO
1201 Larkin 12(Ki
1301 Polk 1300
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STREET GUIDE.
1401 Vail Jsess avenue..l400
1.501 Franklin. 1500
1601 Gough IfiOO
1701 Octavia... 1700
1801 Laeuna. 1800
1901 Buchanan. 1900
2001 Webster 2C00
2101 Fillmore .„ 2100
2201 Steiner „...2200
2301 Pierce „..2300
2401 Scott 2400
•2.501 Devisadero 2500
2601 Broderick „ 2600
2701 Baker 2700
e) L.von (e)
I^onibard Place, bet
Stockton and Powell !m
Lombard S.
IiOndon, bet ISIis i^ion and
Paris fm N of China av
S\V to -Amazon a%-. Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
l.oouiis,fm Bamereld av
nr Waterloo N to Barne-
veld av nr Kossuth.
liOlt. Sec Central A V.
£<otta, bet Stanyan and
Willard fm Sullivan to
Woodland av.
Iiouisa. See Sbiple^'.
I^ouisa Allej , >' $ Ship-
ley bet Alice and Eliza-
beth place.
I.oui»)borg, bet Howth
and Tara f m Ocean av SW
Iiouisiaua, bet .Mary-
land and Georgia fiu Wa-
ter Front S to First av
South.
I<owelI, fm Mission bet
Naglee and Worden avs
SE to Bellevue av, West
End Homestead Associa-
tion, formerly Humboldt.
liOwer Terrace, from
Seventeenth opp Uranus
XE and E to Serpentine
place.
IvOKier. See Bartlctt
.411CJ.
liucb, fm Orleans to Bar-
n-veld av. Gift Jlap Xo. 4.
Iiucky, bet Treat av and
tolsom trom Twenty-
fi.nrth to Twentv-sixth.
Ii u c J- . See DeliOng:
Av.
Iiucy, bet Ceres and Eail-
ruad av fm Thornton av
S to Williams av. Silver
Terrace.
Itund.y's I<ane, bet Cal-
iliimia and Prospect avs
fm Coso av SW to Vir-
i;iniaav.
l.u»k A]le:r, bet Bran-
nan and Townsend fm
(Jrooks t'l Clyde.
l..rell, bet Kotteck and
Danton, Spring Valley
Homestead .Association.
Ityncli, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Leaven-
worth to Hyde.
li.von, bet Baker and Cen-
tral av N fin Haight to
Lombard.
Eagt.
100
Went. Street.
1 Haight
101 Page
Oak
301 FelU 300
401 Ha.ves 400
501 Grove 500
601 Fultm 600
701 McAllister 700
801 Golden Gateav.... 800
Turk
Calvary Cemetery
1301 Geary 1300
1401 Post 1400
1501 Sutter 1500
IfiOl Bush 1600
1701 Pine 1700
2801 California 180O
1901 Saciamento 1900
2001 Clav 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
Pacific av 2.S0O
Broadway 2400
Vallejo 2500
Green (6)
Union 2700
Filbert 2800
Greenwich 2y00
(e) Lombard ( e)
I^yselt Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
M, bet L and X fm Seventh
av W.
M Soutb, bet L South and
X South fm First av South
S^\'.
Tlacedonia, X of Rut-
ledge av fm Brewster to
31ontc4iIni.
Macke.v, iSvndicate's
Fir^t .Addition to S F.
Madagascar. See
TweiK.T -seventh X\
Soatli.
Madeira. SeeTliirt.v-
seveutli .-Iv South.
Siadison, bet Knox and
Gambler fm Silver av S,
L 31 T.
Madison .\ venae, bet
Fifth and Sixth fm Harri-
son SE.
Madrid, bet Lisbon and
Eiiinburgh Im Silver av
SW to .Amazon av. Excel-
sior Homestead .Associa-
tion.
Magrgie .\lley,betGearv
au.l I'ust fm Jones E.
Mag;uer Place, bet
Bruadv, ay and Vallejo fm
Ma sun E.
Maiden I,ane,bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
51ontBomery av S.
Maiden I^ane. See
Vulcan l<uue.
Main, bet Spear and Bealo
fm Market SE to the bav.
East. Street. W.side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission. 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Rincon cotut
Beale place
401 Harrison...._ 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Majestic .4. venue, bet
Caine and Margaret avs
fm Lakeview av XE and
SW, Columbia Hpights.
Malacca. See Thirty,
third Av South.
Maiden Alle.v. bet
First and Second f m How-
ard SE to Tehama.
Malta. See Tnentv-
flfth Av South.
Malvina Place, bet
Sacramento and Clav fm
Mason W.
Manchester, bet Fol-
som and Shotwell S to
Ripley.
Mangels Avenue,
bet Melrose and Joost avs
f m .Acadia W to Hamburg,
Sunnyside Tract.
Manila. See Fourth
A.T South.
Manitoba. See Elev-
enth .\v South.
Manning Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Eighth W.
Mansell. bet Olmstead
and ordwav lui San Bruno
av W, L' 31 T.
Mansfield, bet Ion and
Knox fm La Grande av S,
U M T.
Maple, bet Spruce and
Cherry fm Pre-idlo Reser-
vaiion S to California.
Maple Court, bet Guer-
rero an.l Liolores fm Four-
teenth X.
Marcy Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Jack-
son S.
Marengo, E of San Bru-
no av fm Dickinson X to
AVaterloo, Gift Map Xo. 4.
Slargarct Avenne,bet
Majestic and Josiah avs
im Lake\iew av XE and
SW, Columbia Heights.
Margaret Court, bet
Slason and Taylor from
Turk X.
Margaret Place, bet
Ke luv and Dupont Im
Va >-o X.
Maria. See Homer.
Marin, bet .Army and
Tulare fm the bay A\" to
Pennsylvania av.
Marion Place, bet Tay-
lor and Jones fm Cnion X
Mari|io!ca. bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
the bay W to Harrison.
Mariposa Terrace,
bet Seventh and Eighth
fm Harrison X.
Market, Im East SW to
Castro and Seventeenth.
,$-. E. Street. iV. W. gide.
1 East and Sacra'to.. 2
(c) Steuart — —
101 Spear '
Drnmm and Cal'a_ 100
201 Main
Davis and Pine..._ 200
.301 Beale _
401 Fremont „..
- Front „ 300
First
Batterv 400
Ecker
Sansome & Sntter_ 500
Second
Montg'y and Post.. 600
Xew 3Iontgomery
Aimie
Kearny and Geary 700
Third
Brooks 738
Grant av & O'Far'l 800
Fourth
Stockton and Ellis 900
Powell and Edd.v...lO0O
Fifth
Mason and Turk...llOO
Sixth
Taylor and Golden
Gate av 1200
Jones A McAnist'rl300
Seventh
aty HaU square... 1500
Eighth
Xihth
Larkin and Hayes_1600
Tenth
Polk and Fell 170»
Eleventh
Van Xess av4 Oak 1800
Twelfih
Franklin and Page.1900
Rose avenue 1920
Bradv
Gough and Haight2000
A'alencia
Octavia & Waller_.2l00
Hermann
Pearl
Guerrero
Laguna and Her-
mann _ 2200
Thirteenth 2300
Dolores
Reservoir
Church and Four-
teenth 2400
Fitteenth &San'z...2oOO
Sixteenth andXoe.2600
Seventeenth and
Ca^tro ^e)
See
Marshall, bet X'ey and
Silver av fm Mbsion E,
College Homestead .Assn.
Marsily, E of Mission X
and S fm Bosworth, De
Boom Tract.
Martha Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Geary S.
Martin. See Bcrr j'
Place.
Martin, bet Castro and
Diamond fm Thirty-first
S to Kent.
Martinique. See
Thirty-fifth Av
South.
Mary, bet Fifth and Sixth
fm Mission to Howard.
Mary r.ane, bet Kearny
and Grant av fm Bush S to
Berry place.
Marye Terrace, bet
Hvde and Larkin fm Turk
X'
Maryland, betDelaware
and Louisiana fm Water
Front S to First av South.
Mason, bet Powell and
Taylor X fin Market to Jef-
ferson.
T^es^ Street. E. gide.
1 Market and Turk.. 2
101 Eddy _„ 100
201 Ellis 200
203 Latham place
219 Dikeman place_ ...• —
301 O'Farrell. 300
Elwood 320
401 Geary 400
409 Derby
Kappeler court
501 Post 500
- Scheerer place
601 Sutter „ 600
St .Tames court
Delta place
701 Bush 700
Hooker alley .
801 Pine...„ 800
Frank place
901 California . 900
1001 Sacramento lOCO
Ewer Place _
Malvina place
Dawson place
1101 Clay 1100
Truett
Sheppard place.
1201 Washington 1200
1301 Jackson 1300
John 1316
1401 Pacific 1400
1501 Broadway..„ 1500
- — Magner place.
1601 Vallejo „...1600
1701 Green 1700
Winter's lane .
Webb place
Union..„ „ 1800
Kent
FilberU )900
1917 Valparaiso...........
2001 Greenwich
Montgomery av_...-000
2101 Lombard 2100
2201 Chestnut 2200
Water
2.301 Francisco 2300
Vandewater
2401 Bay 2400
Alaska place
2501 North Point 2500
2601 Beach 2600
(e) Jefferson («)
Masonic Avenue, bet
Central av and Ashbury
fm Point Lobos av ^.
East. Street. West.
] Point Lobos av.. .. 2
St Rose's av 100
Juniper..
401 Turk
501 Golden Gale av..._
601 McAllister
701 Fnltou 700
801 Grove 800
901 Ha.ves 900
FelL _..
Park Panhandle...
1101 Oak 1100
1201 Page 1200
1301 Haight 1.300
1401 AValler 1400
1501 Frederick 1500
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Maaonic Avenue—
1601 Java 1600
• PledraoDt
1701 Congress 1700
MaNsacliusetts, bet
New York and Delaware
t'ui Water Front S to First
av South.
MassaHOit, N of Samoset
fni t'raiiconia av NE to
Riitle.iye av.
]tlale<t, bet Miguel and
Koanok"' fm Bemis SE to
S. 1'. Riiilroad.
JMauritius. See Twen-
tieth Av Soutli.
Ma.vfloMer, bet Esmer-
alda and Powhattan avs
fui Holladay av Wto Ne-
vada av.
Mazziiii, E of Orleans
fni I'recita Creek SE to
Schneider.
McAllister, bet Fulton
and Golden Gate av W
fm Junction Jones and
Market.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Market and Jones 2
City Hall avenue.
Leavenworth 100
■ — Hvde 200
— City Hall place
301 Larkin 300
401 Polk 400
501 Van Ness avenue.. 500
601 Franklin 600
701 Gough 700
801 Octavia 800
901 Laguiia 900
1001 Buchanan 1000
1101 Meb.ster 1100
1201 Fillmore 1200
1301 Steiner 1300
1401 Pierce 1400
1501 Scott 1500
1601 Devisadero 1600
1701 Brodetick 1700
1801 Baker 1800
1901 Lyon 1900
2001 Central av 2000
(6) Masonic avenue... (6)
Masonic Cemet'ry
2501 Parker av 2500
260i North Stanvan.... 2600
2701 North Willard 2700
(e) Flr.-t av (e)
MeCIellan. See .4n<i-
over Av.
ncCuruiiek, bet Hyde
and Larkin fm Pacific S.
9tcI>eriuott Place,
bet Turk and Eddy fm
Jones \V.
BlcIiCa Court, bet Har-
rison and Bryantfm Ninth
NE.
Bleacbaiu Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Post
S.
Sledau Place, bet Cu-
poni and Stockton fm Fil-
bert N.
Sledford, bet Sunnydale
av and Astor fm San Bru-
no avNW to La Grande
av.
SledM'ay Alley, bet
Chattanooga and Church
fm Twenty-third N.
Blelrose Avenue, bet
Thirty-fourth and Man-
gels av fm Congo W to
Hamburg.SunnysideTract
meudocino, bet Calave-
ras and Plumas fm the bay
\V to First av South.
Blerced, Ss Thirtieth.
See Noe.
Mercer. See Brad-
ford.
Merchant, bet Clav and
AVaishington W fm East,
north to Kearny.
South. Street. A: side.
1 East, north 2
(6) Drumm (b)
(6) Davis (b)
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
601 Montgomery. 000
Dunbar alley „
(e) Kearny (e)
Merrill, bet Barneveld
av and Boylston fm Rick-
ard S to Silvar av.
MerriniacN of Alameda
fm the bay to Kentucky.
Merritt. bet Corbett av
and Eighteenth fm Hattie
W to Danvc'rs.
Mersej- Alle.v, b.H Do-
lores and Chattanooga fm
Twentv-third N.
Metcair Place. See
Eiving: Place.
Metcalfe Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Geary N.
Mexico, bet Alaska and
Colorado fm AVater Front
S to ludiu.
Michi^ian, bet Georgia
and Illinois fm Water
Front S to First av South.
Michigan Avenue,bet
Jordan and First avs fm
Calitornia S to Point Lobos
nv
Mitldle, bet Fillmore and
Webster fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Midn-ay, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Francisco to
Bay.
Miguel, fm Bemis near
Fuirmount SE to S. P.
Eailioad.
Miles Court, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Miles Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Sacra-
mento N.
Miller Place, bet
Fourth and Filth fm Fol-
Boni S.
Millikcn, Sunny Vale
Homestead. See San
Bruno Av.
Mills Place, bet Post
and Sutter f m Grant av W.
Milton, bet Cuvier and
Rousseau, Spring Valley
Homesteid Association
and De Boom Tract.
Milton Avenue, bet
Wltrland av and Have-
lock fm Circular av W,
Sunny.side Tract.
Minerva, bet Montana
and Lobos fm E of Ply-
mouth av to Orizaba av,
Ocean View.
Minerva, bet Crnnusand
Ashbury. See Eight-
eenth.
Minna, bet Mission and
Howard fm First S\V.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 First 2
Shaw alley
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
201 Third 200
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
Mary
501 Sixth 500
Russ
601 Seventh 600
Julia
701 Eighth 700
(6) Ninth (6)
901 Tenth 900
1001 Eleventh 1000
Lafavette
(6) Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (b)
1301 Fourteenth 1300
(e) Fifteenth (e)
Minnesota, bet Tennes-
see and Indiana fm Si.x-
teenth S t" Tulare.
Minnie. See Treinont
Av.
Minot. See Moultrie.
Mint Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm Mission N
and bet Market and Mis-
sion fm Fifth "W.
Mi ram a r Avenue,
bet Capitol an<l Golden
State avs, fm Ocean av
S to Lakeview av, Lake-
Mission, bet Market and
Howard SW fm East.south
to Thirteenth, thence S to
Army, thence SW to
Counrvllne.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 East, south 2
(c) Steuart (c)
101 Spear 100
201 :\[ain 200
301 Reaie 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
Ecker 528
541 Shaw alley
- — Anthony 590
601 Second 600
New Montgomery.
Annie 652
701 Third 700
Opera alley
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth 900
Mint avenue 924
927 Mary
1001 Sixth 1000
1101 Seventh 1100
Mission alley
1201 Eighth 1200
Laskie .1232
1:301 Ninth 1300
1315 Washington av
i;?25 Grand
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
1525 Lafaj'ette
West Mission 1600
1601 Twelfth
1651 Bond
1701 Thirteetith 1700
West Mission
1749 Erie
1801 Fourteenth ISOO
1901 Fifteenth 1900
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2015 Warren place
2101 Seventeenth 2100
Cedar lane 2112
Svcamore avenue. 2122
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2:300
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twenty-first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-fifth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
3101 Army 3100
Precila av
I'owell av
Valencia 3200
3201 Kairav
Twenty-ninth 330(J
3301 Virginia av
Godeus
Thirtieth 3400
3101 Eugenia av
Lizzie
Kingston av
3501 Cortland av
Brook 3500
Santa Marina
Randall 3600
.3601 Westav
French
3701 Highland av 3700
Holly
We>t Park
3801 Richland av 3800
Crescent av
Mission A 1 1 e .v, bet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Missiou to Jessie.
Mission Avenue. See
Dearborn Place.
Mississippi, bet Penn-
sylvania av and Texas fm
Si.xteenth S to Tulare.
Missouri, bet Texas and
Connecticut fm Sixteenth
S to Tulare.
Mohawk Avenue,
bet Italy and Amazon avs
fm Mission NW.
Monongahela. See J
Mouth.
Monroe, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Bush to Pine
Montana, bet Thrift
and Minervafni E of Ply-
month av to Orizaba av,
Ocean View.
Montcalm, bet AVolfe
and Cortez fm Isabel W
to Alabama.
Montenegro. See
Third Av South.
Montezuma, bet Bernal
av and Aztec fm Shotwell
W to Coso av.
Montgomery, bet San-
some and Kearny N fm
Market to Eiist, north.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Post... 2
101 Sutter 100
201 Bush 200
301 Pine 300
321 Summer
401 California 400
501 Sacramento 500
515 Commercial 518
601 Clay 600
613 Merchant 622
Washington
701 Montgomery av.... 700
801 Jackson 800
Gold 806
901 Pacific 900
Montgomery court
1001 Broadway 1000
1101 Vallejo 1100
Jackson place 1112
1201 Green 1200
Moulton place
1301 Union 1:300
Montgomery place- —
Alta
1401 Filbert 1400
1501 Greenwich 1500
1601 Lombard 1600
1701 Chestnut 1700
1801 Francisco ISOt)
(e) East, north (e)
Montgomery Av-
enue, fm N W cor Mont-
gomery and Washington
NW to Beach.
S.W. Street. N.E.side.
1 Wash and Mont. . 2
3Iaiden lane
Gibbs place
101 Jackson 100
Kearny 200
201 Pacific
225 Adler 230
Broadway 300
301 Dupont
Vallelo place
401 Vallejo 400
Stockton 500
501 Green
Union
Poweli
701 Filbert 700
Gaven place
Scotland
Greenwich 800
801 Slason
Hartmann
Jansen
901 Lombard 900
Newell
1001 Chestnut
Taylor 1000
Houston
1101 Francisco 1100
Jones
1201 Bay 1200
NorthPoint 130O
1301 Leavenworth
(e) Beach (ej
Montgomery Court,
bet Pacific and Broadway
fm Montgomery W.
Montgomery Place,
bet Union and Filbert fm
Montgomery W.
Monticello, hetBlxbee
and Thoriiioii.OceanView
Moore Place, bet Hvde
and Larkin fm Union N.
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Morrcl's Place, bet
Hyde ana Larbin fm Pa-
ciCc to Broadway.
31orris Avenue, bet
Filth and Sixth fm Har-
rison to S of Bryant.
3Iorse, fm Pope \V to
junction with MisMon opp
Worden av.
3Iors»e Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Broadway S.
;norton, bet Geary and
ivst im Kearny to Stock-
:3Io»iCOif-, bet Athens and
.^lIlllich im JIadison SW to
Amazon av, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
iMotiS, bet Rass and Sev-
enth im Howard toFolsom
3IOSS Avenne, SW of
I>«nversfm £ai:Ie NW to
Corbel t av.
Slonlton Avenue, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
•m Buchanan to Steiner.
:3Ionlton Avenne,
>iin ny--ir1e Tract. See
Hearst .4.T.
Mouiton Place, bet
Green and Union fm ilont-
goiiiery W.
3Ioaltrie, bet Anderson
and Andoverav fm North
av to S of Crescent av
3Ionut Vernon Av-
enue, bet Niagara and
Oliowa avs fm Mission
N W to Accacia.
3Ionntaiu l>ahe
Park, bet Seventh and
Fuurteenth avs, Lake St.
and Prf sidio Re-ervation.
:Mountain Spring
Avenue, bet Clarendon
and St Germain avs fm
Sau iliiiucl Kancho E to
Lincoln av, Clarendon
Heights.
nnli'orcl Alle.v. bet
Bu^h and Pine im Tav-
!or E.
3Iunicli. bet Moscow and
Pratiut fm La Grande av
S^V, Excelsior Homestead
Association.
M.vrtle .\ venue, bet
(I'Farrell ami Geary Im
Larkiu to Laguna.
South. .Street. X. side.
I Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
(6) Goii-h tl))
501 Octavia 500
(c; Laguna „ (e)
S, bet M and 0 fin Seventh
avW.
X Soutb. bet M South
and P South Im First av
South SW.
Xaglee Avenue, bet
Foote and Worden avsfm
Mission NW to San Jose
av.
Kaiia. See Twentieth
Staples, bet Edinburgh
and Vienna fm Silver av
SW to Anjazou av, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Kaiioleon, bet Norman
and Tulare fm Biggs SW to
(Means.
9iai»liua, fm Baker avSW
to Hecker, Gift Map No. 4.
Xatick. bet Koanoke and
Castro fm Chenery S.
Bfatoma, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont SW.
S. £. Street. X. W. sUU.
1 Fremont 2
101 First 100
201 Second 200
New Montgomery
301 Third 300
(61 Fourth (6)
Howard court 402
501 Fitth 500
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601 Sixth 600
Buss
701 Seventh 700
801 Eighth 800
(6) Ninth (6)
1001 Tenth 1000
1101 Eleventh 1000
1119 Lafavette
(6) Twelfth (6)
(6; Thirteenth (6)
1401 Fourteenth 1400
i.e> Fifteenth (e)
Xebrasba. See San
Bruno Av.
Kebraska. bet Vermont
and L'tah fm Thornton av
N, Silver Terrace.
Nebraska Avenue,
bet Bradford and Nevada
av fm Powhattan av S
Xeptune, bet Venus and
Plana im Thornton av j to
William^ av, Silver Ter-
race.
3ieva«la. See Tweutj-
tliirfi.
Nevada Avenue, bet
Prentiss and Rosecrans
fm E.-meralda av S to
Crescent av.
New Channel. See
Division.
New Market. See
Army.
ket SE to Howard.
E. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
17 .Stevenson
Eo>e Alley
31 Jessie 31
Ross alley
101 Mission 100
113 Minna 112
149 Satoma 148
(.e) Howaru (.ej
New Orleans Alle.v,
bet Leaveuworth and
Hvde tm Green N.
New Vorb, bet Virginia
and Mas.-achusetts fm
Water Front S to First av
South.
Newell, fm Montgomery
av and Mason N.
Newgrove Avenue,
bet Twenty-.sevenih and
Duncan fm Church to San-
chez.
Newman, bet EUert and
East av fm Holly Park av
to Andover av.
Nej-, bet Trumbull and
Marshall fm Mission E,
College Homestead Assn.
Niagara Avenue, bet
Geneva and MountVernon
avs from Mission NWto
East Lake av.
Nicaragua. See For-
t.v-flirth Av South.
Nineteenth, bet Eight-
eenth and Twentieth fm
Water Front W to Doug-
lass.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Water Front . 2
101 Marvland 100
201 Loul^iHna 200
:«)l Georgia _ 300
401 Michigan 400
501 Illinois 500
601 Kentucky 600
701 Tennessee._ 700
801 Minnesota 800
901 Indiana 900
1001 Iowa lOOO
1101 Pennsylvania av .1100
1201 Mississippi 1200
1301 Te.xas 1300
1401 Missouri 1400
1501 Connecticut 1500
1601 Arkansas 1600
1701 Wisconsin 1700
1801 Carolina 1800
1901 DeHaro 1900
2001 Rhode Island 2000
2101 Kansas 2100
2201 Vermont 2200
2301 San Bruno av 2300
2401 Utah.. 2400
2501 Potrero av 2500
2601 Hampshire 2600
2701 York 2700
2801 Br.vant„ 2800
2901 Florida 2900
3001 Alabama 3000
3101 HaiTlson 3100
Treat av
3201 Folsom 3200
Shotwell
3301 Howard 3300
Capp
3401 MisMon. 3400
Sau Carlos av
Lexington av_
3501 Valencia *500
Lapidge
Angelica
3601 Guerrero 3600
3701 Dolores. 3700
3801 Church 3800
3901 Sanchez :«»00
4001 Noe 4000
Hartford
4101 Castro 4100
Ciillingwood
4201 Dlnmond 4200
Eureka
(e) Douglass (e)
Nineteenth .4.venue,
frnPresidiuKej-rvatlonS.
Nineteenth .\venue
South, fm Water Front
NW to Islais Creek.
Ninth, bet Eighth and
Tenth fm Marset SE to
Division.
East. Street. W.side.
1 Market 2
19 Stevenson
Jessie 68
101 Mission 100
117 Minna
139 Natoma
201 Howard 200
217 Tehuma
235 Clementina
:«1 Folsom 300
315 Ringold
Sheridan 326
401 Harrison 400
3IcLea court
501 Br.vant 500
601 Brannan 609
Ce) Division {fi)
Ninth Avenue, from
Mountain Lake Park S.
Ninth Avenue South,
fm Water I'tunt NW to
Schneider.
N o b 1 e's Alley, bet
Union and Filbert fm Du-
piint E.
Noe, l>et Sanchez and Cas-
tro fm Thirteenth S to
Laidley.
East. Street. TV. side.
I Thirteenth 2
101 Fourteenth 100
Henry
201 Fifteenth 200
Beaver
Sixteenth
301 Market 300
401 Seventeenth 400
Ford
501 Eighteenth 500
Hancock
601 Nineteenth 600
Cumberland
701 Twentieth 700
Liberty
801 Twent.v-flrst 800
Hill
901 Twenty -second.... 900
Alvarado
1001 Tw,-niy-third 1000
Elizabeth
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
Jersey
1201 Twentv-Ufth 1200
Clipper
1301 Twenty sixth 1300
Army
1401 Twenty -seventh.. 1400
Duncan
1501 Twenty-eighth ... . 1500
Valle.v
1601 Twent.v-Qinth 1600
D.v
1701 Thirtieth 1700
(e) Laidley (e)
Noonan's Alley. See
Church Av.
Norfolk, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth fm Folsom
SE to Harrison.
Norma, fm Lincoln av S
to Twentieth, Clarendon
Heights.
Norman, b<-t Bourbon
and Napoleon fhi Precita
Creek SW to (Jrleaiis.
North Avenue,fin Coso
av and Shot well SW to
HoUy Park a v.
North Point, bet Bay
and Beach W fm Kearny
to Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Keamv 2
101 Dupont 100
201 Stockton 200
301 PoweU 300
401 Mason 400
501 Ta.vlor 500
601 Jones 600
Montgomery a V. ..
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
Van Ness avenue..
Gov't Reservation
1.501 Laguua 150O
1601 Buchanan 1600
1701 Webster 1700
ISOl -Fillmore 180O
1901 Steiner igoo
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero. 2200
2301 Broderick. 2300
2401 Baker 2400
North Stanyan. bet
Parker av and North Wil-
lard from McAllister to
Fulton.
North Willard. bet
Parker and First avs, fni
West Eddy to Fulton.
Norton, bet Harrint-ton
and Bauer fm Misjinn'N W
to Alemanv av, A^ademv
Tract.
Norton Court. See
liangton.
N o r t <» u P 1 a <• e, bet
Mont^omeri- and Sausome
fm Filbert N.
Norwich, N of Ripley
fm Alabama W to Treat
av.
Norwich. See Stoue-
man.
Nnnan'8 Alley, from
Eighth nr Clementina NE.
N.ve, fm Fox N to Islais
Creek, Gift Map No. 4.
O, bet N and P tin Eighth
av W.
OTonnell Place, bet
Mason and PoweU, from
VaUeJo N.
O'Farrell, bet Eliis and
Geary W fm Junction
Grant av and Mark-t.
South. Street. A', side.
1 3Iarket<t Grantav 2
Bagley place 18
101 Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
223 Carlos place
ElwooU 236
301 Mason 300
Raphael place
401 Tavlor 400
WlUiam 418
501 Jones 500
601 Leavenworth 600
Harlem alley
Ada court _
701 Hyde 700
801 Larkin 800
901 Polk 900
1001 Van Ness avenae.lOOO
1101 Franklin ilOO
1201 Gough 1200
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O'Farrell—
1301 Uctuvia 1300
1401 Lagana 1400
1501 Buchanan loOO
HoUis
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Steluer 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
Elliot lane
2001 Scott 2000
Beldeman
2101 Devlsadero 2100
2201 Broderick 2200
(c) St Joseph's av (e)
O'Farrell Alley. See
El wood.
Oak, bet Page and Fell W
fm Junction Van Ness av
and Market.
South. Street. K.side.
1 Mkt &Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 20i>
301 Octavia 300
401 Lagun.i 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
701 Fillmore 700
801 Steiner hOO
901 Pierce 900
1001 Scott 1000
1101 Devlsadero UOO
1201 Broderick 1200
1301 Bnker
1401 Lyon
1501 Central av
1601 Masonic avenue...
1701 Ashbury
1801 Clayton
1901 Cole
2001 Shrader
(e) Staavan (e)
Oak Grove Avenue,
bet Fifth and Sixth fm
Harrison to Bryant.
OaU Place. See Derby
Place.
Oakwood, bet Guerrero
and Dolores fm Eighteenth
S, formerly Fair Oaks.
Ocean Avenue, from
(mumlaga and Delaware
avs W and NW to Ocean
Beach, formerly Ocean
Hor.se Road.
Ocean Boulevard,
fm A to Ocean av, froniiuf
Pacific ( )cean.
Ocean House Boad.
See Ocean Av.
Ocean Boad. See
View Av.
Oeean Terrace, bet A
and B tm Forty-fourth av
to Korty-eiKhthav.
Octavia, bet Gough and
Layuna N fm Market to
Bav.
We.it. Street. E. side.
1 Market & Waller... 2
101 Haight 100
Eose avenue
201 Page 200
Lily avenue
301 Oak 300
Hickory avenue ...
401 Fell 400
Linden avenue
501 Hayes 500
601 Grove .'.".'.'.'.'".'!! 600
Birch avenue
701 Fulton 700
Ash avenue - — -
801 McAllister 800
Golden Gate uv
Jeflferson Square...
1101 Eddy 1100
Willow avenue
1201 Ellis 1200
Olive avenue
1301 O'Farrell 1300
Myrtle avenue
1401 Geary 1400
Cedar avenue •
1501 Post 1500
Walnut avenue
1601 Sutter 1600
1701 Bush 1700
Austin av
Pine 1800
California 1900
Sacramento
Lafayette I'ark ....
Washinj-'tim 2200
Jackson 2300
Pacific av 2400
Broadwav 2500
Vallejo 2600
Green 2700
Union 2800
Filbert 2!)00
Greenwich 3000
Lombard 3100
Chestnut 3200
Francisco 3300
Gov't Keservatlon
Ohio, bet Wyoming and
Virginia fm Water Front
S to Fir-t av South.
Ohio Place, bet San-
some ami Montgomery fm
Pacific to Broadway.
Old Hickory Ave-
nue, bet Union and Cres-
cent avs fm Crescent av
W to ,\ndover av.
Olean, Gift Map No 4.
Olive Avenue, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Lar-
kin to Buchanan.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
(b) Franklin (b)
(6) Gough (W
.501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
Olive Court, bet Laguna
and Buchanan fm Union S.
Oliver, bet Whittler and
Acton fm Mission SE to
Belle vue av. West End
Homestead.
Ollowa Avenue, bet
Mount Vernon and Foote
avs fm Mission N W to San
Jose av.
Oliustead, bet Dwight
and Mansell fm San Bru-
no av W, U. M. T.
Olympus, bet Lower
Terrace and Ashbury fm
Seventeenth N.
Oneida Avenue, bet
Onondaga anil Seneca avs
fm Cavuga av NW to San
Jose av.
Oneitia Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Sacramento S.
Onondaga Avenue,
S of Russia av f m Mission
NW to San .lose av.
Opal Alley, fm Corbett
av nr Ashbury W to Lin-
coln .TV.
Opal Place, bet Golden
Gate av and Turk fm Tay-
lor E.
Opera Alley, bet Third
and Fourth fm Mission
NW.
Ophir Alley, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Post N to
Lewis pi.
Orange Alley, bet Va-
lencia and Bartlett fm
Twentv-lourth to Twen-
ty-sixth.
Ordwa.r, bet Ward and
Mansell fni San Bruno
av W.
Drumm to Battery.
South. Street. N. side.
East, north
101 Drumm 100
201 Davii, 200
(6) Front (6)
(6) Battery (e)
O ri e n t A 1 1 e y , bet
Church and Vicksburg fm
Twentv-third N and S.
Orizaba Avenue, bet
(lapitolav and Bright fm
N of Garfleld S to County
line.
Orleans, bet Vermont
and Mazzinl fm Kansas
SW to Tulare.
OrHcnins, fm Byrne S to
Nashua.
OHage. See I South.
Osasc Alley, bet Jllss-
ion and Bartlett f m Twen-
t\ -fourth to Twenty-sixth
O.Hborne, bet Castro and
Douglass fm State N to
Sixteenth.
Otega Avenue, bet Del-
aware and San Jose avs
fm Mount Vernon av SW
to Ollowa av.
Otis Place. See Fol-
soni Av.
Otsego Avenue, bet
Cayuga and Delaware avs
fm N of Onondaga av SW
to Geneva av.
Oxford, bet Cambridge
and Harvard fm Silver av
S, U M T.
P. bet 0 and Q fm Ninth av
W.
P South, bet N South
and O youth fm First av
South SW.
Pacitic, bet Jackson and
Broadway W from East,
north.
South. Street. N. side.
1 East, north 2
(c) Drumm (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
401 Sunsoine 400
Ohio place 420
501 Montgomery 500
Kearny
601 Montgomery av.... 600
643 Bartlett alley
701 Dupont 700
Pacific place
721 Sullivan alley
Ellick alley 724
801 Stockton 800
Virginia place 810
821 Trenton
901 Powell 900
• Keves alley
Scott place 920
1001 Mason 1000
1019 Auburn
Salmon 1020
Himmelmunn pi...
1101 Taylor UOO
1201 Jones 1200
i:J01 Leavenworth 1300
1303 Burgoyne place
1401 Hyde 1400
Mon-ei's plac „ 1418
1423 McCormick — -
Brekle's place
(e) Larkin (e)
Pacific Alley, bet Du-
1701
Pacitic Avenue, that
part of Pacific street ex-
tending from Larkin W.;
the numbers continue,
however, in regular order
fm the commencement of
Pacific street:
South. Street. A', side.
iriUl Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue..l700
1801 Franklin 1800
liWl Gough.. 1900
2001 Octavia 2000
2101 Laguna 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2300
2401 Fillmore 2400
2501 Steiner 2500
2601 Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devlsadero 2800
2901 Broderick 2900
3001 Baker 3000
3101 Lyon 3Ui0
3201 Central avenue 3200
Pacitic Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Pace, bet Haight and Oak
W fin Junction Franklin
and Market,
South. Street. 2\\ side.
1 Market & Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 40O
501 Webster 500
601 Fillmore 600
701 Steiner 700
801 Pierce 800
901 Scott 900
1001 Devlsadero 1000
1101 Broderick liOO
1201 Baker 1200
1301 Lyon i:300
1401 Central av 1400
1501 Masonic avenue. ..1500
1601 Ashbury 1600
Clayton 1700
Cola 1800
1901 Shrader 1900
(e) Stanyan (e;
Palmer, bet Thirtieth
and Laidley fm Harper SE
and S to Chenery.
Palmetto Avenoe,fm
Plymouth av W to Wor-
cester av. Ocean View.
Panton Alley, off
Leavenworth bet Pine and
California.
Paraguay. See Four-
teenth Av South.
Pardee Alley, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich fm
Dupont W to Kramer pi.
Paris, bet London aud
Lisbon fm Silver av SW
to Amazon av. Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Park Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth. See Morris
Avenue.
Park Avenue, bet Mar-
ket and the City Hall. See
Citv Hall Av.
Paris Avenue. See
liippard Av.
Park Avenue, inclos-
ing Holly Park. See
Holly Park Av.
Park Hill .-Vvenue,
W of South Broderick fm
lUiena Vista av to 31ll.^onic
av.
Park liane Sforili, bet
Brvant aud South Park
fni Second to Third.
Park l>ane South, bet
South I'ark and Brunnan
fm Third to Centre.
Park Boad. See
Buena Vista Av.
Parker, B. H. Sec
Montcalm.
Parker Alley, bet
Powell and Clay av fm
Clay N.
Parker Avenue. E of
Commonwealth av from
California S to Fult'>n.
Parnassus Avenue,
fm Railroad av and Kigh-
teenth av South W to N
South
Patterson, bet San
Bruno av aud Loomis fm
Flower NW.
Pattun, E of Mission fm
West av to Highland av.
Holly Park.
Paul, S s Crescent av nr
San Bruno av.
Paul Avenue, fm Rail-
road av opp Tnlrtieth av
South W to San Bruno av.
Paulding, bet Jarnac
and Haveloc'i fm San Jose
8v NW.
P e a b o d y , bet Talbert
and Rutland, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
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STREET GUIDE.
Pearl, bet Valencia and
Guerrero fm Market to
Thirieenth.
Pearl Alley, fm View
av nr Twentv-second to
Corbett av.
Pelbaiu. bet B,\Tne and
(irsenius fm Baker av N.
P e n n 8 y 1 V a nia Av-
enue, bet Iowa and Mis-
sissippi fm Sixteenth S to
Tnlare.
Penobscot. See H
South.
Peralta Avenue, S of
Army fm Holladay av SW
and S to Union av.
Perasto. bet Barneveld
av and Islais Creek fm
San Bruno av to Dickin-
son. Gilt Map No 4.
Perine Place, bet Cali-
fornia and Sacramento tm
Steiner to Pierce.
Perry, bet Harrison and
Brvant fm SE of Third to
Fifth.
.S. £. filreet. iV. W. side.
Second
101 Third 100
211I Fourth 200
(ej Fifth (e)
Persia Avenue, bet
Brazil and Kussia avs fm
Mission SE to La Grande
av. Excelsior Homestead
Association.
PfellTer, bet Chestnut
and Francisco f m E s Du-
pont to Stockton.
Pierce, bet Steiner and
Scott N fm Wallerto Lewis
West. .Street. E. side.
1 Waller 2
101 Haight 100
201 Page 200
301 Oak 300
•JOl FeU 400
Hayes
Alamo Square
701 Fulton 700
801 McAllister 800
901 Golden Gate av 900
Elm av
1001 Turk 1000
1101 Eddy 1100
1201 Ellis 1200
O'Farrell
Geary
Hamilton Square—
1501 Post..„ 1500
1601 Sutter 1600
1701 Bush 1700
1801 Pine ISOO
1901 California. lOOij
i'erine place
2001 Sacramento 2000
Clay
Alta Plaza
2:301 Jackson 2300
2401 Paciflcav 2400
2501 Broadway 2500
2601 Vallejo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
2901 Filbert 2900
■sun (Greenwich .3000
Regli place
3101 Lombard 3100
3201 Chestnut 3200
4301 Francisco 3300
:M01 Bay 3400
3.301 North Point ^50O
:«i01 Beach 3600
3701 .Jefferson.. 3700
3801 Tonquin 3800
(e) Lewis (e)
Piedmont formerly St.
Mar.v's, bet Congress
and Java fm Masonic av
SW.
Pine, bet Bush and Cali-
fornia W fm Market to
Central av.
South. Street. K. side.
1 Market and Davjs 2
101 Front 100
301 Battery. 200
301 Sausome 300
Leidesdorff 322
339 Laura pla;e
401 Montgomery 40O
Kuss alley
Spring
437 Belden
501 Keamv 500
507 St George aUey
519 Central place
St Mary's 524
529 Bacon place
Quincy .5:«
601 Dupont 600
Sophie Terrace
701 Stockton 700
725 Monroe
Prospect place
801 PoweU 800
901 Mason 900
Pine place
1001 Tavlor 1000
1101 Jones 1100
1201 Leavenworth 1200
1301 H.vde 1300
1401 Larkin 1400
1501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avenue..l600
1701 Franklin 1700
1801 Gough 1800
1901 octavia 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2200
Middle
2.301 Fillmore 2300
2401 Steiner 2400
2501 Pierce 2.500
2601 Scott 2(»0
2701 Devisadero __2700
2801 Broderick 2800
2901 Baker 2900
:»01 Lyon. 3000
(e) Central avenue (e)
Pine Place, W of Mason
f m Pine N, formerly Jane
place.
Pinkuey Place, bet
Kearny and Dujiout fm
Broadway to Vallejo.
Piocbe, bet Silver av and
Silliman fm Oxford W to
Athens, U M T.
Pioclie AHe.v,bet Wav-
erly pi and Stockton fm
Sacramento N.
Pioneer Park, top of
Telegraph Hill.
Pioneer Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Fourth W.
Pixley Avenue, bet
Filbert ani Greenwich fm
Buchanan to Steiner.
Platlc. See Ja South.
Pleasant, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Taylor
to Jones.
Plumas, bet Mendocino
and Fresno im the bav W
to First av South.
Pluto, W of Juno from
Lower Terrace N.
Plymouth Avenue,
bet Gulden State and
Brighton avs fm Ocean
av S to San Jose ay.
PIrnioutli Avenue,
Holiy Park. .See Uisrb-
land Av.
Pocahontas. See
>I«uItrie.
Point liobos Avenue,
bet Clement and A fm
Central av W to Forty -
eighth av.
South. Street. A. side.
Central av 2
Josephine 100
201 Masonic av
Eugenie 200
301 Wood ;«»
401 Collins 400
501 Blake 500
601 Cook 600
701 Boyce 700
801 Parker av 800
901 Johnston av
Com mon wealth av 900
1001 Henderson av
Jordan av 1000
Michican av 1100
1201
First av
i?no
1311
Second av
..1300
14(11
Third av
..\m
1501
Fourth av
1.500
1601
Fifth av
1600
1701
Sixth av
..1700
IHOl
.1800
1901
Eighth av
..1900
?m^
Ninth av
''flOO
2101
..2100
22(11
Eleventh av
.xm
231(1
Twelfth av..
2:300
2401
Thirteenth av
..240r»
2501
25(K)
2601
Fifteenth av..
2600
2701
Sixteenth av
,,2700
2H(H)
,2S00
2'K>1
Eighteenth av....
2900
3001
Nineteenth av ..
.3000
3101
Twentieth av
,.3100
3201
.:w(K)
■.m\
Twenty-second av3300
3401
Twenty-third av.
:h4(;o
3.V)1
■.:<5(K)
3601
Twenty-fifth a v..
3H00
3701
Twentv-sixth av
3700
3Si)1
Twenty-sev'thav
-.3801
■iMl
Twenty-eighth av3l«)0
4001
Twenty -ninth av,
..4(KK>
4101
Thirtieth av
4100
4201
Thirty-first av. ...
.42(H)
4301
Thirty -second av
.4300
Polk, bet Larkin and Van
Ness av N fm Market to
Lewis.
yVe.1t. Street. E.side.
1 Marketand Fell...„ 2
101 Hayes 100
Ivy avenue
201 Grove 200
Birch avenue
301 Fulton 300
.\sh avenue
401 McAllister 400
Locust avenue
501 Golden Gate av.... 500
Elm avenue
601 Turk 600
701 Edily 700
Willow avenue
801 Ellis 800
Olive avenue
901 O'FarreU 900
Myrtle avenue
1001 Geary 1000
Cedar avenue
1101 Post HOC
Walnut avenue
1201 Sutter 1200
Fern avenue
1301 Bush 1300
Austin avenue
1401 Pine 1400
1501 California 1500
1601 Sacramento 1600
1701 Clay 1700
1801 Washington 1800
1901 Jackson 1900
2001 Paciflcav 2000
2101 Broadway 2100
2201 Vallejo 2200
2213 Bonita —
2:101 Green 2:«X)
2401 Union. 2400
2501 Filbert 2500
2601 Greenwich 2600
2701 Lombard 2700
2801 Chestnut 2800
2901 Francisco 2900
3001 Bav 3000
3101 North Point 3100
3201 Beach 3200
3:101 Jefferson 3:100
3401 Tonquin 3400
^e) Lewis (e)
Polk l<ane, bet Pacific
and Broadwav fm Stockton
E.
Pollard Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
A'allejo N.
Pollock, South S F, bet
Water Front and Von
Schmidt from Twentv-
fourth av South SW to
County line.
Pomona, bet Flora and
Latona fm Parnassus a v S
to Thornton av. Sib er
Terrace.
Pond, bet Prosper and
Noe fm Sixteenth to Sev-
enteenth.
Pope, fm Mission opp
Niagara av S.
Poplar Alle.v. bet Va-
lencia and San Jose av fm
Twenty -fourth toTweuty-
sixth.
Porter, S s Crescent av
bet Roscoe and Bache.
Porter Avenue, bet
Mission and Huron av fm
UUowa av SW to Farragnt
av
Porto Rico. See For-
tieth Av South.
Portsmouth Square,
bet (!lay and Washington,
Kearny and Brenham pi.
Post, bet Geary and Sutter
Wf m Junction Market and
Montgomery to Central av .
South. Street. y^. side.
1 Market and Mont 2
Lick place 14
101 Kearny 100
Gardner 114
201 Grant avenue 200
Stockton 300
401 PowelL 400
501 Mason , 500
601 Taylor 600
Alii e alley
619 William
Ophir aUey
701 Jones 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
Meacham place
1001 Larkin 1000
1101 PolK 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue.. 1200
1301 Franklin 1300
1401 Goiigh 1400
1501 Octavia. 1500
1601 Laguna 1600
1701 Buchanan 1700
1801 Webster 1800
1901 Fillmore 1900
Avery
Steiner 200O
Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
2301 Itevisadero 2300
Erkson court
2401 Broderick 2400
2501 Baker. 2500
2601 Lyon 2600
(e) Central avenue.... (e)
See R
Potomac.
South.
Potrero Avenue, bet
Utah and Hampshire fm
Division S to Array.
Potrero Avenue, E of
San Bruno av fni .Augusta
.s to Hudson Tract. See
Charter Oak Av.
Potter. See Twelfth.
Powell, bet Stockton and
Mason fm Market to Jef-
ferson
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Eddy. 2
101 Ellis 100
201 (J'Farrcll 200
301 Geary
401 Post 400
501 Sutter 500
Ankeny place 520
601 Bush 600
Fella place
Lilv terrace
701 Pine 700
801 California 800
901 Sacramento 900
1001 Clav 1000
1101 Washington IIOO
1201 Jackson 1200
John
Caroline place
1:301 Pacific 1300
Fisher allev
1401 Broadway 1400
1501 VaUeJo 1500
1601 Green „...1600
1701 U((ion
Montgomery av
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STREET GUIDE.
1801 Filbert 1800
1901 Greenwich V.m
2001 Lomljaid 2000
2101 Chestnut 2100
2201 Francisco 2200
Vandewater.
2301 Bav .2300
2401 North Point 2400
2501 Beach 2500
le) Jefferson (e)
Powell A-venae, bet
Precita and Fair a%s fm
California av to Mission.
Powhaltan Avenue,
bet Esmeralda and Euge-
nia avs fuiHolladayav- \V
to North av,
Pragrne, bet Munich and
Dublin fm La Grande av
S\V, Excelsior Homestead
Association.
Preelta Avenne, from
Army and Yorlv \V to Mis-
sion.
Prentiss, bet Nevada av
and Banks fm Esmeralda
av to S of Crescent av.
Preseott. See Ohio
Place.
Prescott Court, bet
Sansome and Montgom-
erv fm Vallejo S.
President, bet Sixteenth
and Tildou im Flint NW.
Presidio, bet Filbert and
Greenwich fm Baker E.
Preston Plaee. See
Converse.
Priest, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Wash-
ington S.
Prim, SW of Bismark fm
Mission NW to Khine,
Ocean View.
Princeton, bet Univer-
sity and Amherst fm Sil-
ver av S, U M T.
Pringle Court, bet
Sansomeand Montgomery
fin Greenwich N.
Prospect Avenne, bet
California av and Chnpiil-
tepec fm Coso av to Cort-
land av.
Prospect Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Pine to Clay.
Prospcr,bet Sanchez and
Pond fm Sixteenth to Sev-
enteenth.
Pulaski. See Pren-
tiss.
Putnam, bet Bronte and
Nevada av fm Cortland av
to S of Crescent av.
Q, bet P and K fm Tenth
av W.
Q South, bet PSonthand
R South fm First av South
SW.
Quince Alle:>-. bet Do-
lores and Fair Oaks fm
Twenty-first to Twenty-
fourth.
Quinc:»-, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Qnincy Place. See
Bacon Place.
<|uinn. See Clinton
Parh.
B, bet y and S fin Eleventh
av W.
B South, bet Q South and
S South fm Islais SW to
Twentieth av South.
Bailroad Avenne,
fm Kentucky and Second
av South to San Bruno av
nr Ttirty-ninthav South.
Bailroad Avenue,
Ocean View. See Pal-
metto Avenue.
Bailroad Avenue,
fm Precita Creek to Silver
av. >ee Barneveld
Avenue.
Bailway Avenue, bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth fm Dolores E.
Balston, bet Vernon and
Blxbee, Ocean View.
Bamsell, bet Arch and
Victoria, Ocean View.
Bandall, bet Thirtieth
and Fairmount fm Mis-
sion W to Palmer.
Randall Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fm Greenwich N.
Randolph, bet Sargent
and Stanley fm Orizaba av
W, Ocean View.
Raphael Place, bet
Taylor and Mason fm
O'Farrell N.
Rausch. bet Seventh and
Eighth tin Howard to Fol-
som.
Bedfield Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm
Taylor AV. then turning N
to Filbert.
Redwood Court, W s
Howard bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth.
Reed, bet Jor,esand Leav-
enworth fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
Reed, Svndicate's First
Addition to S F.
Reed Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green S.
Regent, bet Sickles av
and Liebig fm San Jose av
SE to Wyoming av.
Regli Place, het Green-
wich and Lombard from
Pierce E.
Reservoir, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth fm
Market W to Church.
Rey, bet Schwerin and
Britton, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Rhine, NW of San Jose
av fm S. P. Railroad SW,
Ocean View.
Rhode Island, bet De
Haro and Kansas fm
Eighth S to Precita Creek.
Rice, bet Liebig and
Goethe fm San Jose av
NW to Rhine, OceanView
Richland Avenue,
bet East Park and Cres-
cent av fm Andover av W
toS. P. Railroad.
Richmond Avenue,
bet Caliloruia and Point
Lobos av fm Parker av to
First av.
Richard, S of Islais
Creek fm San Bruno av
SW,Gift Map No 4.
Ridley. See Thir-
teenth.
Rincon Avenne, bet
Brannan and Townsend
fm Second to Japan.
Rincon Court, bet Fol-
Fom and Harrison fm Main
SW.
Rincon Place, bet First
and Stanly place fm Har-
rison to Federal.
Bingold, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth to
Ninth.
Ripley, N of Esmeralda
av fm Peralta av to Shoi-
well.
Ritch, bet Third and
Fourth fin Folsom SE.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Folsom 2
Clara
(6) Harrison (6)
201 Bryant 200
301 Brannan 30O
(e) Townsend (e)
Rivoli Avenue, bet
Alma av and Seventeenth
fm Stanyan E, Clarendon
Heights.
Roach, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Roanolce, bet Mateo
and Castro fm Bemis SE
to S. P. Railroad.
Rockland, bet Union
and Green fm Larkin E to
West End alley.
Romain, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first fm Doug-
lass W to Corbett av.
Rondell Place, bet
Valencia and Hoff av fm
Sixteenth S.
Roscoe, fm Crescent av
W of Porter S.
Rose. See Dan vers.
Kose, S s Chenerv nr
Castro. See Bfatick.
Rose, B H. See Salem.
Rose Alley, bet Jessie
and Mission fm New
Montgomery W to .\nnie.
Rose Avenne, bet
Haight and Page fm Mar-
ket \V.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavla 200
(6) Laguna (6)
(.6) Buchanan (6)
(e) Webster (e)
Rose Place, bet Ellis
and Eddy fm Taylor E.
Rosecrans, bet Carver
and Nevada av fm Esmer-
alila av S to Powhattan
av.
Ross Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton from
Washington to Jackson.
Rotteck, bet Rousseau
and Lyell. Spring Valley
Homestead and DeBoom
Tract.
Rousseau, bet Milton
and Rotteck, Spring Val-
ley Homestead Associa-
tion and De Boom Tract
Rowland, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Broad-
way S.
Rushton Place, bet
Third and Fourth fm
Brannan S.
Russ, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Minna to Folsom.
Russ Alley, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Pine to Bush.
Russell, bet Green and
Union fm Hyde W to West
End alley.
Russia Avenne, bet
Persia and France avs fm
Mission SE to La Grande
av, Excelsior Homestead
Association.
Rutland, bet Peabodv
and Cora. Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Bntlefige Avenue, S
of Jlnntcalm fm HoUaday
av \\ to Ala bama.
S, bet R and T fm east of
Twelfth av W.
S South, bet R South and
T South fm Islais SW to
Twentieth av South.
Sacramento, bet Cali-
fornia and Clay W fm
Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market and East... 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
301 Front 300
401 Battery 40O
501 Sansome 500
527 Leidesdorff. 524
601 Montgomery 600
641 Webb
701 Kearny 700
801 Dupont 800
Waverly place
Oneida place
Pioche alley
Brooklyn place —
901 Stockton 900
Prospect place
Miles place „
1001 Powell 1000
Hanover place.
1101 Mason 1100
Cushman „
Verba Buena HIS
1201 Taylor 1200
KJOl Jones ISOO
Lysett place
1321 Leroy place i:ii;2
Golden court
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1407 Kimball place 1406
1.501 Hyde l.i(K)
1601 Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness avenue..l800
1901 Franklin I'JOO
2O01 Gough
2101 Octavla
2201 Lagnna 2200
Zm Buchanan 2:«)0
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2.500
2601 Steiner 2600
2701 Pierce 2700
2801 Scott 2S00
2901 Devisadero 2!I00
3001 Broderick ;J000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lyon :fimi
3301 Central avenue XiOO
3401 Walnut :moo
3501 Laurel 3.50O
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple :J800
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Sadowa, bet Broad and
Sagamore fm San Jose av
W to Orizaba av, Ocean
View.
Sagamore, im San Jose
av opp Sickles av W to
Orizaba av. Ocean View.
Salem, fm Crescent av nr
Nevada av S to Case.
Salinas Avenne, fm
Railroad av opp Thirty-
third av South to San
Bruno av and Thirtv-flfth
ov .South.
Salmon, bet Mason and
Tayiorfm Pacific to Broad-
way.
Salome, fm Islais Creek
Channel NE to Hecker.
Salvaflor. See Twen-
ty-second Av South
Samoset. bet Massasoit
and Cabot fm Francouia
av W to Peralta av.
San Antonio, bet Val-
lejo and Green fm Keamv
W, then turnings to Val-
lejo.
San Bruno Avenue,
bet Vermont and Utah im
Division S to County line.
San < arlos Avenue.
(formerly Jessie street)
bet Valencia and Mission
fm Sycamore av to Twen-
ty-first.
East. Street. Wside.
1601 Sycamore avenc". 1600
1701 Eighteenth 1700
1801 Nineteenth ISOO
1901 Twentieth 1900
(«) Twenty-first (e)
San Domingo. See
Forty-tirst Av.
San Joaquin. See .S
South.
San Jose Avenne, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Twenty-second S to Ran-
dall, and fm Circular and
Joost avs SW to County
line.
East. Street. IV. side.
1 Twenty-second. ... 2
Aivarado
101 Twenty-third 100
Elizabeth
201 Twenty-fourth 200
301 Twenty-fifth
Juri 300
401 Twenty-sixth 400
Armv
.501 Twenty-seventh... 500
Duncan
Twenty-eighth ....
Guerrero
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STREET GUIDE.
Keheerer Plaee, bet
Valley
Post and Sutter fm Mason
701
Twenty-ninth....
. 70O
Day.....
Schiller, bet Blgelowand
801
Thirtieth
Kingston av
. 800
Carter, Sunny A ale Home-
stead.
, •
901
Brook
Schneider, S of Bema-
■•t:^
(&)
.'. (6)
dot
nel
L/Jl
Randall
>-E. ^
Schnyler. See Ne-
Tt
Sa
a Miguel, bet San
e av and Tara f m Ocean
vada At.
*:h
J.,~
Schwerin, bet Vassal-
<\V.
Xi
San Miguel Road.
Homestead.
■-^
See Corbett Av.
Scotland, bet PoweUand
Sai
cbez, bet Church and
Mason fm Filbert toilont-
•iwiv
N.
e fm Thirteenth
S to
K
Palmer.
rsJ
East
Street. W side.
Scott, bet Pierce and I)e-
1
Thirteenth
. 2
vlsadero N fm Thirteenth
101
Fourteenth ....
. 100
to
^ewis.
O
Henry
. Street. E. side.
Fifteenth
. m
1
Thirteenth 2
CJ^'l
201
Market
Lloyd
T 1
301
Sixteenth
. 300
101
Waller 100
401
Seventeenth
. 400
201
Haight 200
Borland
301
Page 300
,
Ford
401
Oak 400
to
501
Eighteenth
. 500
501
FeU 500
i-
601
601
Nineteenth
. 600
701
801
F?
Fulton 800
701
Twentieth
700
901
lcAdiH<er'. 900
Libertv
1001
Golden Gate av 1000
tt
801
Twentv-hrsi
. 800
Hill.......
1101
Turk. 1100
UJ
901
Twenty-second.
. 900
1201
Eddv 1200
Ah-arado
i:«i
EUis 1300
- ll
1001
Twentv-third
..1000
1401
O'Farrell
Elizabeth
1501
r) -H
1101
Twentv-fourth....
.1100
1601
Post. 1600
u'q:
1701
Sutter 1700
1201
Twenty-fifth
„1200
1801
Bush 1800
V
Clipper
1901
Pine 1900
1301
.VM)
•2001
California 2000
-■Vrmy
2101
Sacramento 2100
1401
Twentv-seventh
.1400
2201
Clay
Xewgrove av . ..
-0
0
2401
Jackson ....„ 2400
1501
Twentv-elghth .
..1.500
2501
Pacific av 2500
1601
::ifioo
2601
2701
Broadwav 2600
Twenty-ninth ...
VaUeJo -..2700
1701
(e)
■"noo
.. (e)
2801
2901
3001
J
Thirtieth
Palmer
Filbert 3000
3101
Greenwich 3100
Sanaome, bet Battery
3201
Lombard 3200
3301
Chestnut 3300
T^
3401
Francisco 3400
1 1
West. Street E.
side.
3501
Bay 3500
JJ
Slarket and Sutter 2
.3601
NorthPoint 3600
101
Bush
.. lOO
3701
Beach ..3700
201
301
Pine
.. 200
.. 300
3801
3901
Jefiferson.. :1800
T^
California
Tonquln „..3y00
/
319
Halleck
.. 312
(«)
Lewis (6)
401 Sacramento 400
417 Commercial 416
501 Clay 500
515 Merchant 516
601 Washington 600
701 .lack.'ion 700
707 GoM
801 Pacific 800
St Vincent's alley.
901 Broadway 900
1001 Vallejo 1000
1101 Green _. 100
1201 Union ... 1200
Alta.
1301 Filbert ].^<00
1401 Greenwich 140O
l.Wl Lombard 1500
(6 1 Chestnut (,e)
Santa Clara. See Sev-
enteenth.
S a n t u M a r i na, bet
Curilund and West avsfm
El.-ie W to Ml.ssion.
Santee. See G South.
Saratoga, bet Logan and
Grant fm La Grande av S,
U M T.
Sargent, bet Randolph
and Shields fm Orizaba av
W.ticean View.
Saturn, fm Serpantine
place E.
Savannah. See K
South.
Sawjer, brt Loehr and
Hahn, Sunny Vale Home-
stead.
Scott Avenne, fm Sil-
ver avopp Augusta SE to
Thornton av, Silver Ter-
Scott Place, bet Powell
and Mason fm Pacific to
Broadway.
Sears, bet Wyominc and
Huron avs fm Sherman av
ta .Sickles av.
Second, bet First and
Third fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
23 Stevenson 22
(6) Jessie 40
101 Mission 100
119 Minna 122
141 Natoma 140
201 Howard 200
219 Tehama
243 aementlna (b)
301 Folsom 300
Dow place
401 Harrison „ 400
.... 4*4
501 Br>ant .
Park lane north ...
509 Federal
Sonth Park
531 De Boom
601 Brannan 600
Rincon avenue
701 Townsend 700
King
Second Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
Si-e Albion Avenne.
Second Avenue.fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Second Avenne
Sonth, fm India NW to
Islais.
Selina Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Cal-
ifornia N.
Seneca Avenne, bet
Oneida and Geneva avs
fm Oisego av NW to Tara
Serpentine Avenue,
fm Utah nr Twentv-flfth
W to .Mission.
Serpentine Place, N
of Seventeenth fm Lower
Terrace E.
Serpentine Road, bet
Clara av and Lower Ter-
race fm Seventeenth to
Serpentine place.
S e r V i a . See T h 1 p -
teenth Av South.
Seventeenth, bei Six-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
AN'ater Front W to Stan-
Soutli. Street. N. side.
1 Water Front 2
101 Louisiana 100
201 Georgia. 2(«
301 Michigan 300
401 lUinois 400
(6; Kentucky (b)
(b) Tennessee (6)
(6) Minnesota (6;
(6) Indiana (6)
(b) Iowa (6)
1001 Pennsylvania av . 1000
1101 Mississippi 1100
1201 Texas 1200
130J Missouri .1300
1401 Connecticut 1400
l.Wl Arkansas., 1500
1601 Wisconsin 1600
1701 Carolina 1700
1801 DeHaro 1800
WOl Rhode Island 1900
2001 Kansas 2000
2101 Vermont 2100
2201 San Bruno av 2200
2301 Utiih 2300
SlOl Potreroav 2400
2.501 Hampshire 2.500
2601 York 2600
2701 Bryant 2700
2801 Florida. 2800
2901 Alabama 2900
3001 Harrison 3000
Division
3101 Folsom 3100
Shotwell
3201 Howard. 3200
Capp
3.301 Mission 3300
Hofl" avenue
3401 Valencia 3400
Albion avenue
Dearborn place
3.501 Guerrero :i500
3601 Dolores 3600
Alemany
3701 Church 3700
Hardy
Dehon
3801 Sanchez 3800
Prosper...
Pond
3901 Noe. 3900
Market
4001 Castro 4000
CoUingwood
4101 Diamond 4100
Eureka. _..„
4201 Douglass 4200
4301 Clara avenue 4300
4401 Corbett place
Serpentine road.. ..4400
Mars
4501 Uranus
Lower Terrace 4.500
4601 Ashbury 4600
Seven teent b A ven ue,
fm Presidio Reservation S.
Seventeenth Avenue
Sonth. fm Water Front
NW to Islais Creek.
Seventh, bet Sixth and
Eighth fin Market to
Pennsvlvania av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market _ 2
17 Stevenson IS
Jessie 38
101 Mission 100
119 Minna 116
135 Natoma. \M
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
- — Decker allev
413 Cleveland
401 Harrison 400
501 Br.vant 500
Belmont place
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berrv 800
901 Channel „.... 900
1001 Hooper 1000
1101 Irwin 1100
1201 HubbeU 1200
1301 South 1300
1401 Sixteenth 1400
(ej Pennsylvania av.... (e)
Seventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S.
Seventh Avenue
.South, f m Water Front
NAV to Schneider.
Sevrard, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth fm Doug-
lass W, Market Street
- Homestead.
Se:»'niour Avenne, bet
Scott and Devisadero fm
Golden Gate av to Turk.
Shakespeare, bet Hol-
laday av and Brewster fm
Isabel S to Rutledge av.
Shakespeare, SW of
Prim fui San .lose av NW
to Rhine, Ocean View
Sharon, bet Church and
Sanchez fm Fifteenth to
Sixteenth.
Sharp Place, bet Leav-
enwonh and Hyde fm
Union S.
Sha»ita. See Twentjr-
iirst.
Shaw Alley, bet First
and Second im Mission to
Minna.
Sheppard Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason E.
Sheridan, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Ninth to
Tenth.
Sherman, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Sherman Avenue,
bet Farragut and Sickles
avs from Mission NW to
San Jose av.
Sherwood Place, bet
Mission and Howard fm
Third NE.
Shields, bet Garfield and
Sargent tin (jrizaba av W,
Ocean A'iew.
Ship, South S F, bet Dock
and .\ South fm Fifth av
Sonth SW to County line.
Shipley, bet Fulsom and
Harrl.son fm Elizabeth pi
to Sixth.
Shipley, bet Seventh and
Eighth. See Rrnce
Place.
Short, fm intersection ot
Casein and Falcon avs £
to Eagle.
Shotwell, bet Howard
and Folsom fni Fourteenth
S to Esmeralda av.
East. .Street. W. side.
1 Fourteenth 3
101 Fifteenth 100
201 Sixteenth 200
.301 Seventeenth 300
401 Eighteenth 400
501 Nineteenth 500
601 Twentieth 600
701 Twentv-first 700
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Sliotwell—
801 Twenty-second...- 800
901 Twenty-third 900
1001 Twenty-fonrlh 1000
1101 Twenty-nfth 1100
1201 Twenty-Hi.xih 1200
Serpentine uvenue
1301 Army 1300
Precitn av
1401 Bernalov 1400
Montezuma
Ant^c
1501 Stoneman 1500
1601 Ripley 1600
Wultbnm
(f) Ksnieralda av (e)
Shi-ader, bet Cole and
Stniiyan S fm Fulton to
■Waller.
East. Street. W. side-
1 Fulton 2
101 ftrove 100
201 Hnyes 200
Fell
401 Oak 400
501 Page 500
601 Haisht 600
(e) Waller (ej
Sickles Arenne, liet
Shv-iuian av and Regent
{m Mission NW to Sun
.lose av.
Siegrel. See Oates.
Sierra. See Twentj-
llrst.
Silliiuaii, bet Silver av
and Felton fm San Bruno
av W to Moscow, U M T.
Silver, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm Second to
Fourth.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Alley, fm View
nv near Twenty-third to
Corbett av.
Silver Avenne, from
Sixteenth av South nr Q
South AV to Mission.
Siiui>soii Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First \V.
Slxteentb, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth fm Wa-
ter Front W.
Soxith. Street. JV. Hde.
1 Water Front 2
101 Georgia.- 100
201 Michigan 200
301 Illinois 300
401 Kentucky 400
501 Tennessee 500
601 Minnesota 600
701 Indiana 700
801 Iowa 800
901 Pennsylvania a v.. 900
1001 Mississippi 1000
1101 Texas 1100
1201 Missouri 1200
1301 Connecticut 1300
1401 Arkansas 1400
1501 Wisconsin 1500
1601 Carolina ;1600
1701 D^Haro 1700
1801 Rhode Island 180O
IflOl Kansas 1900
2001 Vermont ■. 2000
2101 San Bruno av 2100
2201 Utah 2200
2:»1 I'otrero av 2300
2401 Hampshire 2400
2501 York 2500
2601 Bryant 2600
2701 Florida 2700
2801 Alabama 2800
2901 Harrison 2900
Division
:i001 Folsom 3000
Shotwell
3101 Howard 3100
Capp
3201 Mission 3200
Lida place
HofT avenue
Julian avenue
Roudell place
- — Caledonia alley
3301 Valencia 3300
Albion avenue
3401 Guerrero 3400
Grant alley
3501 Dolores 3500
— Landers
3501 Church 3600
Hardy
Sharon
Dehon
3701 Sanchez 3700
Prosper
Pond
3801 Noe and Market.. .3800
3901 Castro 3900
Sixteeiitb Avenue,
tva Presidio Roservatioii S.
Sixteeiitli Avenue
South, fm W aier Front
N\V to S South.
Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth fm Market SE to Six-
teenth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
17 Stevenson 20
31 .Icssie 32
101 Mission 100
115 Minna „ 114
127 Xatonia 130
201 Howard 200
215 Tehama (6)
229 Clementina (6)
301 Folsom 300
315 Shipley
;«1 Clara
401 Hanison 400
501 Bryant 500
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
701 Towusend 700
King
Berry 800
Channel 900
Hooper 1000
Irwin 1100
Hubbell 1200
South 1300
(«) Sixteenth (e)
Sixth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S.
Sixth Avenue South,
fm Water Front NW to
Jslais.
Small, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Valencia to
Caledonia alley.
Solano. See Eight-
eenth.
Sonier.set, bet Goettin-
gcn and Holyoke fm Sil-
ver av S, U. M. T.
Sonoma. See T^ven-
t.v-t'ourth.
Sonoma Place, bet
Ki-aruy and Dupont fm
Vallejo N. See San
Antonio.
Sonora, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Green to
Union.
Sophie Terrace, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pine N.
South, SE of Hubbell S\V
fm Sixth to Sixteenth.
South Avenue, bet
Holly and Andover av fm
Crescent av N to Holly
Park av, Holly Park.
South Broderick, bet
Alpine and Park Hill av
from Buena Vista av S to
Tilden.
South Park, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Second to
Third.
Spear, bet Steuart and
Main fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. fV. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
SpotTord, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Clay to AVash-
ington.
SpreckelH, bet Hahn and
Gundlacli, Siiuny Vale
Hi>niestead.
Sprecnels Avenne,
btt Klood and AVieland
avs fm Circular av to W
of Genesee, Sunnyside
Tract.
Sprins< tiet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Calilornia
to Pine.
Springdale, S of Bos-
worth from Mission E,
Spring Valley Homestead.
Spruce, bet Locust and
Maple fm Presidio Reser-
vation S to California.
St. Charles Place, bet
Pacific and Broadway fm
Kearnv E.
St. < harles Place, bet
Vallejo and Green fm
K-ar'uy W. See San
Autonio.
S t . F r a u c i !i. See T
South.
St. Ueorge Alley, bet
Kearnv and Dupont fm
Bush to Pine.
St.Creruiain Avenne,
bet Mountain Spring av
and Twentieth tin San
Miguel Rancho E to Nor-
ma, Clarendon Heights.
St. James Courl, bet
Sutler and Bush fm Mason
W'.
St. John. SeePSonth
St. Joseph's Avenue,
W of Broderick fm Turk
N to Geary.
St. liuirrence. See B
South.
St. riouis Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Jackson S.
St. Mary. See Pied-
mont.
St. Mary's, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Pine to
California.
St. Mary's Avenue,
bet Richland av and Bos-
worth fm Mission AV to
S. P. Railroad.
St. RoKe's Avenue.bet
Point Lobos av and Juni-
pero Im Masonic av AV to
Henderson av.
St.Thomas. See Fifth
Av South.
St. Vincent's Alley,
bet Paciflc and Broadway
fm Snusome E. then at
right angles N to Broad-
way.
Staufiish. See Peral-
ta Av.
Stanford, bet Second and
Third fm Brannan to
TowDsend.
Stanford Heights
Avenue, bet Stanyan
and Fowler avs fm Twen-
tv-afth S to Melrose av.
Stanley, S of Randolph
fm Orizaba av AV, Ocean
View.
Stanly Court, E s
Stanly pi bet Harrison
and Bryant.
Stanly Place, bet
First and Second tm Har-
rison to Federal.
Stanton, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first fm
DonglassAV ,51arket Street
Homestead.
Stanyan, betShrader and
Golden Gate Park fm Ful-
ton S to Twentieth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Fulton
101 Grove
201 Hayes
Fell •
401 Oak
501 Paue
601 Haight
701 AVaMer
801 Frederick 800
;-J01 Carl 9';K)
201
1001 Sullivan 1000
1101 Grattan
1201 Alma av
J301 Rivolluv 1.300
1401 Si-venteenth 1400
1501 Eighteenth 1.500
Belgrave av
1601 Clarendon av 1600
1701 Monnt'nSpr!ugavl700
1801 St. Germain av.... 1800
Twentieth
Stanyan Avenue, bet
Twin Peaks and Stanford
Heights avs fm Twenty-
fifth S to Melrose av.
Star, fm Peralta av SE to
Franconia av, B H.
Stark. See Polk X^ane
State, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth im Castro AV
to Levant.
Steiner, bet Fillmore and
Pierce ii fm Thirteenth to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
Thirteenth 2
- Hermann 100
Germanlaav
AValler 200
Laussatav
301 Haight 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 600
Haves 700
Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1001 McAllister 1000
1101 Golden Gate av 1 lOO
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Eddy 1300
1401 Ellis 1400
1501 O'Farrell 1.500
Elliot nark
Geary liiOO
Post 1700
Sutter ISOO
Bush 1900
■ AVildey av
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
Perlne place
2201 Sacramento 2200
Clay 2300
AVashlngton 2400
2.501 Jackson 2.500
2601 Pacific av 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallelo 2S00
2901 Green 2iKX)
■'""' Union 3000
Filbert 3100
Pl.\!ey av
Greenwich 3200
Moulton av
Lombard 3300
1701
1801
1901
3101
3201
3.301
3401 Chestnut.,
3.501
.3400
Francisco 3.500
Bay 3600
North Point 3700
3801 Beach ...3800
3901 Jetterson 3900
4001 Tonquin 4000
(eJ Lewis (e)
Steuart, bet East, south
and Spear fm Market SE
to the bay.
:v:^. Street. S.W. side.
1 Market. 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Fol.som 300
(e) Harrison (e)
Steuben, bet Boutwell
and San Bruno av fm Hel-
ena to Augusta.
Steveloe Place, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell im
Jones E.
Stevens Alley. SeeSt.
Vincent's Alley.
Stevenson, bet Market
and Mission fm First SAV.
5. E. Street. iV. W. side.
1 First 2
Ecker
101 Second 100
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401 Fifth.
•501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
(6) Eighth (b)
a,) Ninth „ (6)
(b) Tenth (6)
(6) Eleventh (6)
1101 Twelfth. 1100
1301 Brady 1200
CroclJer
1:301 Hermann „...1300
(b) Thirteenth (6)
1401 Clinton Park 1400
(e) Fourteenth (e)
Steveii»oii,tm Sycamore
av to Twenty-flrBt. See
Lexington av.
Stevenson Avenae,
S s Valencia bet Hermann
and Marliet.
Stockton, bet Dupont
and Powell N fm Market
to Beach.
West. Street E. side.
1 :51arket and Ellis... 2
101 O'FarreU. 100
Gearv 200
Jiorton 214
:»1 Post 300
Stockton place.. ..308.ii
401 Sutter „ 400
501 Bush 500
Emma....„
601 Pine 600
701 California. 700
Emmet place
801 Sacramento 800
901 Clar 900
1001 Washington 1000
1101 Jackson. 1100
1201 Pacific 1200
Polk lane..
imi Broadwav 1300
1401 Vallelo 1400
1415 Cardalley
1501 GreeiL _
Montgomery av....]5W)
Union. 16O0
1701 Filbert 170O
1801 Greenwich 1800
1901 Lombard. 1900
Joseph's terrace...
2001 Che.'tnut 2000
— - Pteiffcr _.
2101 Francisco 2100
2201 Bay 2200
2.301 NorthPoint 2300
(e) Beach (ej
Stockton Place, bet
Post and Sutter Im Grant
av to Stockton.
Stone, bet Stockton and
Powell fm Washington to
Jackson.
Stonenian, bet Precita
av and Binley fm Folsom
to Shotweil.
Strinsliani, from Islais
Creek AV of Adele S to
Hecker.
Sallivan, bet Carl and
Grattan fm Cole AV.
SnIIivan, Visitacion
A' alley. See Astor.
Sail i van Alley, bet
DupoDt and Stockton fm
Pacific to Jackson.
Sallivan Alley, bet
First and Second fm Mis-
sion to Minna. See Staaw
Aller.
Stinialra. See Seven-
teenth At Sontli.
Summer, bet Pine and
California fm Montgomery
AV and fm Kearny E.
Snniner. See S'evada
Av.
Sumner, bet Seventh and
Eighth from Howard to
Clementina.
Sunny Court, S e Geary
bet Buchanan & A\'ebster
Sunny Dale Avenue,
bet A'isitacion av and
Medford fm Countv line
NAV to La Grande av.
Snnnyside .4venue,
bet Joost and Hearst avs
fm Circular av AV to Ham-
burg.
Sunset Avenue, W of
AVillard fm Farnsworth
lane S to San Miguel
Rancho.
Sunshine Court, SE
of Howard fm Eighth NE
Surrey, bet Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth from
Castro AV to Sianyan av.
Susquehanna. See X
Sonth.
Sntter, oet Post and Bush
AV fm Market to Central
av.
South. Street. X. aide.
1 Sansome k Market 2
101 Montgomer.v 100
Trinity 106
113 Lick place
201 Kearny 200
Clara lane 208
301 Grant avenue 300
401 Stockton 400
501 Powell 500
Delaware court.._
601 Mason 600
701 Taylor 700
801 Jones 800
901 Leavenworth 900
1001 Hyde 1000
1101 Larkin 1100
1201 Polk 1200
1301 Van Ness avenue..l300
1401 Franklin 1400
1501 Gongh 1500
1601 Oclavia 1600
1701 La-una 1700
1801 Buchanan 1800
1901 AVebster 1900
Cottage row
2001 Fillmore 2000
2101 .Steiner 2100
2201 Pierce >>00
2.301 Scott 2;«10
aiOl Devlsadero 2400
2.301 Broderick 2500
2001 Baker 2600
2701 Lyon 2700
(e) Central avenue . (e)
Swan, bet Bameveld av
and Loomis fm Fifteenth
av South SAV.
Sweeny, bet Gaven and
Hale f m San Bruno av to
Boylston.
Sycamore Avenue,
bet Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth fm Mission to A'a-
lencia, formerly AVillows
T, bet S and U fm Twelfth
av AV.
T South, from Fifth av
South SAV to Tenth av
South.
Tahiti. See Forty-
sisth .4.V South.
Talbert. bet Desmond
and Peabody, Sunny A'ale
Homestead.
Tallapoosa. See F
South.
Tara, bet San Mignel and
Loulsburg fm Ocean av
SAV.
Tay, bet Powell and Mason
fm Clay S.
Taylor, bet Mason and
Jones N fm Market to
JeSerson.
West. Street, E. side.
1 Market and Golden
Gate av 2
Opal place
101 Turk. 100
201 Eddy 200
Rose place
301 Ellis 300
401 O'FarreU. 400
501 Geary 500
Derbv place 508
Taylor place 520
525 Adelaide place....
601 Post 600
609 Lewis place
Becker alley
701 Sutter 70o
900
801 Bnsh
Mulford alley.
901 Pine
A'illa place „..
1001 California 1000
1101 Sacramento 1100
1117 Pleasant
1201 CTay 1200
1301 AVashington 1300
1401 Jackson. 1400
1501 Pacific 1500
1511 Bernard
1601 Broadway 1600
Falcon place
1701 Vallelo J700
1801 Green 1800
Lincoln
1901 Union 1900
1915 Redfleld place
Taylor terrace 1914
2001 Filbert 2000
Valparaiso 2014
2101 Greenwich 2100
2201 Lombard 2200
•£»1 Chestnut „
Montgomery av 2.300
AVater
2401 Francisco 2400
Vandewater.
2501 B.iv 2.500
2601 North Point 2800
2701 Beach ...2700
(e) Jefferson (e)
Taylor Place, bet Post
and Geiiry fm Taylor E.
Taylor Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm Tav-
lor AV. See Redfield
Place.
Taylor Terrace, bet
Uninu and Filbert fm
Taylor E.
Tehama.bet Howard and
Fi.lsoni fm Fir-t SAV.
S. E. .street, X. W. side.
1 First 2
Maiden alle.v
101 Second 100
201 Third 200
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (6)
(6) Seventh „_ . (6)
701 Eighth 700
(e) Ninth (c)
Tehama. B. H. See
Manchester,
Tehama Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
First NE.
Telegraph Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Good-Children E.
Temple, E of San Bruno
av, Sunny A'ale Home-
stead.
TeneriflTe. See Fif-
teenth Av Sonth.
Tennessee.bet Kentucky
and Minnesota fm Mari-
posa to Tulare.
Tenth, bet Ninth and
Eleventh fm Market SE
to Division.
East. Street, W. side.
1 Market „ 2
21 Stevenson
101 Mission 100
Minna 118
Natoma
201 Howard 200
AVarren avenue
301 Folsom 300
3:15 Sheridan
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
Ce) Division (e)
Tenth Avenue, from
Mountain Lake Park S.
Tenth Avenue South
fm AVater Front NAV to
Schneider.
Tevis, South S F, bet Von
Schmidt and Dock fm
AA'ater Front SAV to Countv
line.
Texas, bet Mississippi
and Missouri fm Six-
teenth S to Tulare.
Theodore Alley, bet
Stockton and Church av
fm Vallejo S.
Theresa, bet Tinglevand
Cotter fm Mission NW to
Alemany av, Academy
Tract.
Third, bet Second and
Fourth fin Market SE to
Channel.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
21 Stevenson 22
^
101 Mission...
125 Minna 130
133 Sherwood place. .
Natoma 140
147 Hunt
201 Howard 200
225 Tehama
247 Clementina..
301 Folsom ,
&39 Verona.
401 Harrison 400
423 Perry 420
4-3.5 Silver 4.36
501 Bryant 500
Park lane north.... —
South Park
Park lane sonth...
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berrv 800
(f) Channel (g)
Third Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Third Avenue South
fm California Drv Dock
N\V to Islais.
Thirteenth, bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth fm Har-
sison W to Biiena A'i.'ta
ide.
SoiUh. Street. X.
1 Harrison
Bemlce
Treat av
Isis
101 Folsom 100
201 Howard 200
Frankfort av
Mission 300
Jessie
Stevenson
A'alencia
Elgin Park av
Pearl
501 Guerrero 500
601 Market
AVebster...
Church
Fillmore ...
Belcher. ...
Sanchez....
Steiner
AValter
Noe
Scott 1000
Castro
Devisadero 110
Alpine
South Broderick..
Buena A'ista av.... (^
Thirteenth Aveni
fm .Uonntaiii Lake Parfct
Thirteenth Aveni
South, fm AVater Fron
N\V to Islais Creek.
Thirtieth, S of Day
Mission AV to Fowlers
Thirtieth Avenue, fn
Lake S.
Thirtieth A venae'
South, fm County line
NAV to Charter Oak a v.
Thirty-eighth Av.
enue, fm Clement S.
Thirt.v-eierhth Av-
enue South, fm Conn-
ty-line N\V to Sau Bruno
av.
Thirty-fifth Avenue,
fm Clement S.
Thirty-fifth Avenue
South, fm County line
NAV to San Bruno av.
Tliirty-first. bet Clark-
son and Avoca fm Castro
\V to Fowler av.
301
401
701
901
1001
1101
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Thirty-firHt Avenue,
fill Lake S:.
Thirt.v-fii'st Aveuue
Sontli, fni County line
NW to Kiiilroad av.
ThiPty-fourtU. See
Rich land A v.
Thirl J -fourth, 8 of
Surrey fni Bellevue W to
Edna.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, fni Clement S.
Thirt* • fourth Ave-
nue Sonth,fm County
line NW to Salinas av.
Thirty - ninth Ave-
nue, fm Clements.
Thirty - ninth Ave-
nue South, fm County
lineNW to San Bruno av.
Thirty -!»e CO n d, bat
.\ voca and Kent im Castro
\V to Fowler av.
Thirty - second Ave-
nue, fm Lake S.
Thirt.v - second Ave-
nue South, fm County
llneNW to Railroad av.
Thirty - seventh Av-
enue, fm Clement S.
Thirty - seventh Av-
enue South, fm Coun-
ty line NW to San Bruno
av.
Thirty -sixth Avenue,
fni Clement S.
Thirty -slxlh Avenue
South, fni Countv line
NW to San Bruno av.
Thirty-tliird. See
Highland Av.
Thirty-third, bet Kent
and Surrey fni Diamond
W to Stanford Heights av.
Thirty - third Ave-
nue, fm Clement S.
Thirty - third Ave-
nue South, fm County
line NW to Railroad av.
Thornton, bet Montl-
cello and Worcester av,
Ocean View.
Thornton Avenue,fiii
Railroad av opp Twen-
tieth av South W to San
Bruno av.
Thrift, bet Lakeview av
and Montana fm E of Ply-
montb av to Orizaba av,
Ocean View.
Tifllbny .4venue, bet
San Jose av and Mission
fm Valencia to Twenty-
ninth.
Tilden, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth from Castro to
Park Hid av.
Tineley, fm Mission S of
Silver av NWto Alemany
av. Academy Tract.
Tobagro. See Thirty-
fourth Av South.
T o b i n . See S u n n y
Dale Av.
Tomasa, fm Holladay av
NW to Peralta av.
Tombigbee. See H
South.
Tonnlngsen Place, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
fm Howard N, tormerlv
Bowles Place.
Tonquin, bet Jefferson
and Lewis W fm Water
Front to Presidio Reser-
vation.
Torrens Court, bet
Hyde and Larkin fni Clay
TowQseud, bet Brannan
and KlUK SW from First
to Division.
■S.E. Street. A^W.side.
1 First 2
Japan
101 Second „ 100
.Stjinford
Clarence place
201 Third 200
- Ritch „ ;
Clyde 222
CrooKB _._ 238
.■»1 Fourth 300
401 Firth 400
•501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
Eighth 700
(e) Division (e)
Treat Avenue, bet F0I-
som and Harrison fm
Thirteenth S.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
(h) Fourteenth (6)
(6) Fifteenth (b)
(b) Sixteenth (b)
(6) Seventeenth (6)
501 Eighteenth 500
fiOl Nineteenth 600
701 Twentieth 70O
801 Twenty-first 800
901 Twenty-second.... 900
1001 Twenty-third 1000
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
1201 Twenty-tlfth 1200
1301 Twenty-sixth 1300
(b) Army (6)
1501 Precita av 1500
Treiuont Avenue, bet
Clavton and Ashbury fm
Waller S to Sixteenth,
formerly Minnie.
Trent Alley, bet Dolo-
res and Chattanooga from
Twenty-fourth N.
Trenton, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Washing-
ton N to Pacific.
Trinidad. See Sev-
enth Av Sonth.
Trinity, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Sutter to
Bush.
Troy Alley, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fra Hyde
W.
Truett, bet Clay and
Washington fm Mason W.
Trumbull, bet Canal
and Ney fm Mission E.
Tulare, bet Marin and
Islais Creek channel fin
the bay W to Orleans.
Turk , bet Golden Gate av
and Eddy W tin Junction
Mason and Market.
South. Street. 2V. side.
1 Market & Mason... 2
Margaret court
101 Taylor 100
201 Jones 20O
301 Leavenworth 300
401 Hyde 400
Marye terrace
Dodge
.501 Larkin 500
601 Polk 600
701 Van Ness avenue. 700
801 Franklin 80O
Gongh
Jefferson Square...
1101 LagTina 1100
1201 Buchanan 1200
i:«l Webster 1300
1401 Fillmore 1400
1.501 Steiner 1500
1601 Pierce 1600
1701 Scott 1700
Seymour avenue...
1801 Devlsadero 1800
1901 Broderlck 1900
St. Joseph's av....
2001 Baker
2101 L.von
Central av
Masonic avenue... 2300
— - Wood 2400
Collins 2500
Blake 2600
Cook 2700
Boyce 2800
2901 Parker av
3001 North Stanyan
3101 North Wlllard — -
(e) First av (e)
Twelfth, bet Eleventh
and Thirteenth fm Market
SE to Harrison.
N.E. Street. S.W.side.
1 Market 2
• Stevenson
West Mission
101 Mission 100
Glen Park avenue.
201 Howard 200
Klssling
:!0I Folsom 300
(e) Harrison (e)
T«veinh Avenue, fm
.■Mountain Lake Park S.
T tv e I ft h Avenue
Soutii, I'm Water Front
NW to Islais Creek.
Twentieth, bet Nine-
teenth and Twenty-first
from Water Front W to
iKiuglass and fm Norma
W to San Miguel Ranch.
South. Street. ^V. side.
1 Water Front 2
101 Delaware 100
201 Maryland 200
301 Louisiana .300
401 Georgia 400
501 Michigan 500
601 Illinois 600
701 Kentuckv 700
801 Tennessee 800
901 Minnesota 900
1001 Indiana 1000
1101 Iowa 1100
1201 Penn8ylvauiaav..l200
1301 Mississippi 1300
1401 Texas 1400
1501 Missouri 1500
1601 Connecticut 1600
1701 Arkansas 1700
1801 Wisconsin 1800
1901 Carolina IHOO
2001 DeHaro 2000
2101 Rhode Island 2100
2201 Kansas 2200
2.301 Vermont 2300
2401 San Bruno av 2400
2501 Utah 2500
2601 Potreroav 2600
2701 Hampshire 2700
2801 York ...2800
2901 Bryant 2900
:5000 Florida 3000
.3101 Alabama 3100
3200 Harrison 3200
Treat avenue
3.300 Folsom 3:»0
Shotwell
3400 Howard .3400
Capp
3500 Mission 3300
San Carlosav
Lexington av
.3600 Valencia. 3600
3700 Guerrero 3700
3800 Dolores
3900 Church 3900
4000 Sanchez 4000
4100 Noe 4100
Hartford
4200 Castro 4200
Collingwood
AWO Diamond 4300
Eureka.
(6) Douglass (6)
2201
Twentieth Avenue
South, fm Water Front
NW to S South.
Twenty-eighth, bet
Duncan and Valley Ini
Guerrero W to Fowler av.
South. Street. .V side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 30O
301 Sanchez 300
401 Noe 400
501 Castro 500
601 Diamond 600
701 Douglass „ 700
SOI Hoflmamv 800
Twent.v-eiifhth Av-
enue,tm Lake S.
Twenty-eislith Av-
enue South, fm Coun-
i\ line NW to Charter
oak av.
Twenty-firth,bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twentv-
sixth fm Water Front W
to Fowler av.
South. Street. N^. side.
1 Water Front 2
101 New York 100
201 Massachusetts 200
301 Delaware 300
401 Maryland 400
501 Louisiana 500
601 Georgia 600
701 Michigan 700
801 Illinois 800
901 Kentucky 900
1001 Tennessee 1000
1101 Minnesota 1100
1201 Indiana 1200
1301 Iowa 1300
1401 Pennsylvania av .1400
1501 Mississippi 1500
1601 Texas 1600
1701 Missouri 1700
1801 Connecticut 1800
1901 Arkansas 1900
2001 Wisconsin 2000
2101 Carolina 2100
2201 DeHaro 220O
2301 Rhode Island. 2300
2401 Kansas 2400
2501 Vermont 2.500
2601 San Bruno av 2600
2701 Utah 2700
2801 Potrero avenue 2800
2901 Hampshire 2900
3001 York 3000
3101 Bryant .3100
3201 Florida 3200
3301 Alabama ;3300
3401 Harrison 3400
Balmy alley
Treat avenue
Lucky
3501 i'olsom 3500
Horace alley.... —
Shotwell
Virgil alley
3601 Howard 3600
Cypress alley
Capp
Lilac allev
3701 Mission .37«)
Osage allev
Bartlett
Orange allev
3801 Valencia 38ik)
Poplar alley
San Jos6 avenue...
3901 Guerrero 39PO
4001 Dolores 4000
4101 Church 4100
Vicksburg
4201 Sanchez 4200
4.301 Noe 4300
4401 Castro 440O
4501 Diamond 4500
Homestead
4601 Douglass 4600.
FountBin_
4701 Hoffman av 470O
4801 Bellevue 480(J
Twenty -fifth .%venne
fm Lake S.
Twent.v-nfth .4 venue
South, fm Water Front
NW to Thornton av.
Twenty-tipst, bet Twen-
tieth aud Twentv-secoud
fm Water Front W to
View av.
South. .Street. y. side.
I Water B'ront 2
101 Delaware lOO
201 Maryland 20n
:i01 Louisiana 3(io
401 Georgia 400
501 Michigan 500
(6) Illinois (fc(
(6) Kentucky (b)
(6) Tennessee (6)
(b) Minnesota (b)
(b) Indiana (b)
(6) Pennsylvania av..
(6) Mississippi (J>)
(6) Texas (6)
(6) Missouri (6)
(6) Connecticut (6)
(b) Arkansas (6)
(b) Wisconsin (6;
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Twenty -first—
(6) Carolina (6)
(ft) DeHaro (6;
(6) Rhode Islaud (&)
(b) Kansas (6)
2301 Vermont 2a00
2401 San Bruno av 2100
2501 Utah 2500
2601 Potrero av 2600
2701 Hampshire 2700
2801 York 2800
2901 Bryant 2900
3001 Florida 300O
3101 Alabama 3100
3201 Harrison 3200
Treat avenue
3301 Folsom 3300
Shotwell
3401 Howard 3400
Capp
3.501 Mission 3500
San Carlos av
Bartlett - —
Lexington av
3601 Valencia..., 3600
3701 Guerrero 3700
Alder alley
Fair Oaks
Uuince alley
3801 Dolores 3800
Chattanooga
3901 Church 3900
4001 Sanchez 400<i
4101 Noe 4100
4201 Castro 4200
CoUlngwood
4301 Diamond 4300
Eureka
4401 Douglass 4400
AVorth
(e) Vtewav (e)
Twenty -first Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Twenty-first Avenue
South, fm Water Front
N\V to Silver HV.
y-fifth fm Water Front W
to Corbett av.
f!outh. Street. A": side.
1 Water Front 2
101 Massachusetts 100
201 Delaware 200
301 Maryland 300
401 Louisiana 400
501 Georgia 501
601 Michigan 600
701 Illinois 700
801 Kentucky 800
901 Tennessee 900
1001 Minnesota 1000
nOl Indiana HOO
1201 Iowa 1200
1301 Pennsylvania av.. 1300
1401 Mississippi 1400
1501 Texas 1500
1601 Missouri 1600
1701 Connecticut 1700
1801 Arkansas 1800
1901 Wisconsin 1900
2001 Carolina 2000
2101 DeHiiro 2100
2201 Rhode Island 2200
2301 Kansas 2300
2401 Vermont 2400
2501 San Bruno av 2500
2601 Utah 2600
2701 Potrero avenue 2700
2801 Hampshire 2800
2901 York 2900
3001 Brvant 3000
3101 Floridu 3100
3201 Alabama 3200
3301 Harrison 3300
Balmv alley
Treat avenue
p Lucky
3401 Folsom 3-100
Shotw.-ll
3501 Howard 3500
Cypress alley
Capp
Lilac alley
3601 Mission 3600
Osuj;e alley
Bartlett
Urauye alley
3701 Valencia .3700
Poplar alley
San Jos6 avenue...
1830 Guerrero 3800
Fair Oaks
Quince alley
3901 Dolores 3900
Trent alley _.
Chattanooga
4001 Church 4000
Vicksburg
4101 Sanchez 4100
4201 Noe 4-200
4:501 Castro 4300
4401 Diamond 4400
4501 Douglass 4500
Homestead
4601 Hoffman av 4600
Fountain
4701 Bellevue 4700
(e) Corbett av (e)
Twenty • fourth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - fourth Av-
enue South, fm Water
Front NEto Williams av.
Twenty-ninth, bel Val-
ley and Day fm Mission
Wto Fowler av.
1 Mission 2
101 San Jose nv 100
201 Dolores 200
301 Church 300
401 Sanchez 400
501 >'oe 500
601 Castro BOO
701 Diamond 700
801 Douglass 800
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, fm Lake S.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue South, fm Couu-
tv liue NA\ to Charter
Oak av.
Twenty - second, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-
third trn Water Front W
to View av.
South. Street. JV. *ide.
1 Water Front 2
101 Delaware 100
201 Maryland 200
301 Louisiana 300
401 Georgia 400
501 Michigan 500
601 Illinois 600
701 Kentucky 700
801 Tennessee 800
901 Minnesota 900
1001 Indiana 1000
1101 Iowa 1100
1201 PennR\ hania a v . 1200
1301 Mississippi 1300
1401 Texas 1400
1501 Missouri 1500
1601 Connecticut 1600
1701 Arkansas 1700
1801 Wisconsin 1800
1901 Carolina 1900
2001 DeHaro 2000
2101 Rhode Island 2100
2201 Kansas 2200
2«1 Vermont 2300
2401 San Bruno av 2400
2501 Utah 2500
2601 Potrero avenue 2600
2701 Hampshire 2700
2801 York _ 2800
2901 Brvant 2<KX)
3001 Florida :«I00
3101 Alabama 3100
3201 Harrison 3200
Treat avenue
3301 Folsom 3:?00
Shotwell
3401 Howard 3400
Capp
awi Mission 3500
Bartlett
3601 Valencia 3600
San .)os6 avenue ..
3701 Guerrero ....3700
Alder alley
Fair Oaks
Quince alley
3801 Dolores 3800
Chattanooga
3901 Church 3900
Vicksburg
400i Sanchez 4000
4101 Noe 4100
4201 Castro 4200
Collingwood
4;»1 Diamond 4m)
Eureka
4401 Douglass 4400
AVorth
Hoffman av
(c) Viewav (e)
Twenty - second Av-
enue, tm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - second Av-
enue South, f m AVater
Front X\V to silver av.
Twenty - seventh, bel
Army and Duncan tm San
Jose av W to Stanford
Heights av.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 San Jose av 2
101 Guerrero 100
201 Dolores 200
301 Church 300
401 Sanchez 400
501 Noe 500
601 Castro 600
701 Diamond 700
801 Douglass 800
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, lin Lake S.
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue South, till Coun-
ty line NW to Thornton
av.
Twenty - sixth, bet
Twenty-fifth aud Army
fror' Water iront W to
Fowler av.
South. Street. X. side.
1 AVater Front 2
101 New York 100
201 Massachusetts 200
301 Delaware .300
401 Maryland 400
501 Louisiana 500
601 Georgia 600
701 Michigan 700
801 Illinois 800
901 Kentucky 900
1001 Tennessee 1000
1101 Minnesota 1100
1201 Indiana 1200
(6) Iowa (6)
(6) Pennsylvania av... (6)
(t>) Mississippi (b)
ih) Texas (6)
(b) Missouri (b)
(f,) (Connecticut (b)
(&■ Arkansas (6)
(b) Wisconsin (b)
<h) Carolina {b)
(b) DeHaro (6)
(b) Rhode Island (6)
(b) Kansas (6)
(b) A'erni'inl (.b)
(b) San Bruno av (6;
16) Utah (b)
(b) Potrero av (b)
lb) Hampshire (61
3001 York ^m
3101 Brvant 31*1
3201 Florida :«Ki
3301 Alabama *iOO
3401 Harrison :i400
Treat avenue
Lucky
3.501 Folsom -3500
Horace alley
Shotwell
Virgil alley
3601 Howard 3600
Cypress alley
Capp
Lilac alley
3701 Mission 3700
Osage alley
Bartlett
Orange alley
;«01 A^alencla 3800
Poplar alley
San Jos6 avenue...
3901 Guerrero 3900
Fair Oaks
4001 Dolores 4000
4101 Church 4100
4201 Sanchez 4200
4301 Noe 4:M0
4401 Castro 4400
4501 Diamond 4500
4601 Douglass 4600
4701 Hoftiuanav 4700
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Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, fm LakH S.
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue Soutli, fmAVater
Front N W to Thornton av
Twenty-third, bet
T wentj-secoud and T wen-
tv-fourth fm AVater Front
\V to A'iew av.
South. Street. N. side.
1 AVut.-r Kront 2
101 Massachusetts 100
201 Delaware 200
301 Maryland 300
401 Louisiana 400
501 Georgia 500
601 Michigan 600
701 Illinois 700
801 Kentucky 800
901 Tennessee 900
1001 Minnesota lOOO
1101 Indiana. 1100
1201 Iowa 1200
1301 Pennsvlvanitt av...l300
1401 Mississippi 1400
1501 Texas 1500
1601 Missouri 1600
1701 Connecticut 1700
1801 .■Vrkansas 1800
1901 Wisconsin 1900
2001 Carolina 2000
2101 DeHaro 2100
2201 Rhode Islaud 2200
2301 Kansas 2300
2401 Vermont 2400
2.501 San Bruno av 2500
2601 Utah 2600
2701 Potrero avenue 2700
2801 Hampshire 2800
2901 York 2900
3001 Brvant 3000
3101 Florida 3100
3201 Alabama 3200
3301 Harrison 3.300
Treat avenue
3401 Folsom 3400
Shotwell :{500
3501 Howard
Capp
3601 Mission 3600
Bartlett
3701 Valencia 3700 ,
San Jos6 avenue...
3801 Guerrero
Alder alley ,
Fair Oaks
Quince alley
3901 Dolores.... 3900
Mersey alley
Chattanooga
Med way Alley
4001 Church 4000
Orient Alley...
A'lcksburg
Blanche Alley
4101 Sancnez 4100
4-201 Noe „ 4-200
4301 Castro
4401 Diamond 4400'
Eureka
4.501 Douglass 4500 .
4601 Hoflman av 4600 '
(e) Viewav (e).
Twenty - third Ai
enne, fm Presidio
ervation S.
Twenty - third At-"
enue South, fmAVater
KroiU NW to Scot
Twin Pcalis Avenue
bet Lincoln and Stanyan
avs fm Tweuty-flftU S to
Thirtv-second.
U, bet T aud V fin Thir-
teenth av W.
ITnadilla Avenue,
bet Geneva and Mount
A'ernon avs f m West Lake
av NW to Accacla.
Cnion, bel Green and
Filbert \V from East,
north to Presidio Reser-
vurion.
South. Street. N.side. ,
1 East, north 2 J
(c) Front (c> 1
101 Battery 100 1
Gaiues —..- 1
20lSansome — 200
Ca Ihoun
301 Montgomery 300
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109 Montgomery St.
STREET GUIDE.
27
Union
325 Vincent
401 Kearny 400
Filbert place 410
409 Soiiora
421 Lafayette place
Varennes 426
501 Dupont 500
CadL'U alley
513 Ban Dam place
Jasper place 520
525 Union place
Graham place
601 Stockton
Montgomery av....
701 Powell 700
719 August alley
801 Mason 800
901 Tavlor 900
Marion place 920
1001 Jones 1000
Bay View place
1101 Leavenworth 1100
1129 Sharp place
1201 Hvde 1200
1225 West End alley....
Allen
Moore place 1232
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue. 1500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 GoUKh 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
Olive Court
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsaclero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon (e)
Union Avenue, bet
Jefferson and Old Hickory
avs fm San Bruno av W to
Andover av.
Union Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Union Sc^uare, bet
Powell and Stockton, Post
and Geary.
UniverMit.T, bet CoUeRe
and Princeton fm Silver
av S, U M T.
Upper Terrace, bet
Lower Terrace and Ash-
bury fm Sixteenth S to
Olympus.
Uranus, bet Mars and
Ashbury fm Seventeenth
S to Eighteenth.
Uruguay. See Tliir-
ty-eightli AvSoutli
Utali, bei San Bruno and
Potiero avs fm Division
S to Armv.
Utah, bet Charter Oak and
Nebraska fm Thornton av
N, Sliver Terrace.
V, bet U and W fm Four-
teenth av AV.
Valencia, bet Guerrero
and Mission fm Market S
to Junction with Mission.
JSast. Street. \V. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson avenue
101 Hermann 100
201 Thirteenth 200
Clinton Park
Brosnan
301 Fourteenth 300
401 Fitteenth 400
Small
501 Sixteenth 500
601 Seventeenth 600
Cedar lane
Sycamore av
701 Eighteenth 700
801 Nineteenth 800
Cumberland pi
901 Twentieth 900
Liberty
1001 Twenty-flrst 1000
Hill
1101 Twenty-second ....1100
1201 Twenty-third 1200
1301 Twenty-fourth ....1300
1401 Twenty-flfth 140<i
1.501 Twenty-sl.xth 1500
Army
Tiffany av 1600
(e) Mission (e)
'Valleio, bet Broadway
and Green fm East, north ,
W to Presidio Reservation
Smdh Street. N. slue.
1 East, north 2
(c) Davis (c)
101 Front 100
201 Battery 200
Flint alley
Co well place
301 Sansome 300
Hall alley
Prescott court
■ Hodi;e8 alley
Bartol — —
401 Montgomery 400
501 Kearny 500
-— San Antonio 516
• Pollard place 524
525 Pinkney place
Margaret place
601 Dupont 600
Montgomery av ...
621 Vallejo place
701 Stockton 7U0
■ Vulcan lane 726
Theodore alley
729 (Jhurchav
Wheelock place
801 Powell 800
■ Washoe place
O'Connell place ....
901 Mason 900
Vallejo terrace —
1001 Taylor 1000
Florence
1101 Jones 1100
1201 Leavenworth 1200
1301 Hyde 1.300
White 1322
1401 Larkin 1400
1501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avenne..l600
1701 Franklin 1700
1801 Gough 1800
1901 Octavia 1900
2001 Laguna 200O
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2200
2301 Fillmore 2:«)0
2401 Steiner 2400
2501 Pierce 2500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devlsadero 2700
2891 Broderlck „..2800
2901 Baker 2900
(e) Lyon (g)
Vallejo Terrace, bet
Mason and Taylor from
Vallejo S.
Vallejo Place, bet
Montgomeryav and Stock-
ton fm Valleio S.
Valley, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
fm San Jose av W to Fow
ler av.
Valparaiso, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Mason
to JOIiOS.
Van JKess Avenue, bet
Polk and Franklin N fm
Market to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Oak... 2
HIckoi-y avenue...
101 Fell 100
Linden avenue
201 Hayes 200
Ivy avenue
301 Grove 300
Birch avenue
401 Fulton 400
Ash avenue
501 McAllister 500
Locust avenue
601 Golden Gate av 600
Elm avenue
701 Turk 700
Laurel avenue
801 Eddy 800
Willow avenue
901 Ellis 900
Olive avenue
1001 O'Farrell 1000
Myrtle avenue
1101 Geary 1100
Cedar avenue
1201 Post 1200
Walnut avenue
1301 Sutter 1300
Fern avenue
1401 Bush 1400
Austin av
1501 Pine 1500
1601 California 1600
1701 Sacramento 1700
1801 Clav 1800
1901 Washington ISKX)
2001 Jackson 2000
2101 Pacific av 2100
2201 Broadway 2200
2301 Vallejo 2300
Bonita
2401 Green 2400
2501 Union 2500
2601 Filbert. 2{!00
2701 Greenwich 2700
2801 Lombard 2800
2901 Chestnut 2900
3001 Francisco 3000
Bay 3100
North Point 3200
— - Beach 3300
Jefferson .3400
Tonquin 3500
(e) Lewis. (e)
Vancouver. See
Thirty -first Av
South.
Vandetvater, bet Fran-
cisco and Bay fm Powell
to Taylor.
Varennes, bet Kearny
and Piipont fm Union to
Filbert.
Vassal boro, bet Cora
and Schwerin, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Vassar Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third fm Harri-
•^on SE
Vasserot Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm
Geary S.
VenarU Alley, E of
Mason fill Chestnuts.
Venezuela. See Sixth
Xm South.
Venus, bet Apollo and
Neptune fm Thornton av
S to Williams av, Silver
Terrace.
Vermehr Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Kearny
E.
Vermont, bet Kansas
and San IJruno av from
Division S.
Vermont, W of Kansas
fm Thornton av S, Silver
Terrace.
Vernon, bet Arch and
Ralston, Ocean View.
Vernon Place, bet
Foisoni and Harrison fm
Second W. See Dow
Place.
Vernon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fni
Jackson S. See Marcy
Place.
Vernon Place, bet
Green and Union fm Hyde
E.
Verona, bet Folsom and
Harrii-on fm Third NE.
Vicksbnrg, bet Church
and Sanchez fm Twenty-
second S to Twenty-flfth.
Ewst. Street. W. side.
1 Twenty-second 2
101 Twenty-third 100
Elizabeth
201 Twenty-fourth 200
.lersov
(e) Twenty-fifth (e)
Victor, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Bryant SE, for-
merly White Place.
Victoria, bet Head and
Riimsell. (tcenn View.
Vienna, bet Naples and
Athens fm Sliver av SW
to Amazon av. Excelsior
Homestead Association.
View, N of Romnin fm
View av W to Falcon av.
Vie»v Avenue, W of
Douglass fm Stanton S to
Twenty-founh and Cor-
bett av.
Villa Place, bet Pine
and California fm Taylor
Vincent, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Green
to Union.
Virgil Alley, bet How-
ard and Shotwell fm T wen-
ty-flfthS to Twenty-sixth.
Virgrinia, bet Ohio and
New York fm Water Front
Sto First a V South.
Virginia, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Washing-
ton to Pacific. See Tren-
ton.
Virginia Avenue, fm
Mission bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth SE to Elsie
and Eugenia av.
Virginia Court, bet
Pine and California fm
Dupont W.
Virginia Place, bet
Powell and Stockton fm
Broadway to Pacific.
Visitacion Avenue
fm H South and Forty
seventh nv South NAV to
La Grande av, Sunny Vale
Homestead.
Von Schmidt, South S
F, bet Pollock and Tevis
fm Water Front SW to
County line.
Vulcan, fm Juno near
Lower terrace E.
Vulcan, Silver Terrace.
See .lupiter.
Vulcan L.ane, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Valleio N to Card allev.
W, south of Vfm Fifteenth
av W.
Wagner Alle.r, bet
.fones and Leavenworth
fm Eddy S.
Waldo A 1 1 e y , bet
Rroadwny and Vallejo fm
Leavenworth W.
Walbridge, S of A si or
fm San Bruno av W.
Wall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
Waller, bet Herman and
Haight W fm Octavia and
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
I Market* Octavia.. 2
101 Laguna 100
201 Buchanan 200
;«1 Webster 300
401 Fillmore 400
501 Steiner 500
Pierce 600
701 Scott 700
801 Devlsadero 800
Broderlck 900
Buena Vista av....
Buena Vista Park.
Buena Vistu av
1201 Central av 1200
1;M1 Masonic av 1.300
DeLong av
1401 Ashbury 1400
Tremont av
1501 Clayton 1500
Belvedere
1601 Cole 1600
Shrader 1700
(e) Stauyan (e)
Walnut, bet Central av
and Laurel fm Presidio
Reservation S to Califor-
nia.
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■ as CALIFOr'MA ST., Importer of a few Selected
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Choice Sherries.
128
STREET GUIDE.
WalDut Avenne, bet
Post and Sutter fm Larkin
W.
South. Street. A\ side.
1 Larkin 2
I'olk
(6) Van Ness avenue... (6)
(6) Franklin (6)
(b) Gough (6)
501 Octavia 500
le) Lasuna (e)
Walter, bet Noe anfl
Sanchez fm Thirteenth S
to Fourteenth.
Walthuni, bet Kipler
and E^nleralda av fm Ala-
bama W (o Shotwell.
Ward, bet Urdway and
Harkuess fm San Bruno
ar ^\ .
Warflen Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Francl,-co X.
Ware, K of Wheat from
Paul av to San Bnino av.
Warren. S of Thirtieth.
See SaiiclieK.
Warren Avenne, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Tenth KE.
Warren Plaee, hetSix-
teenth and Seventeenth
fmMl^^iollE.
Wasliington, bet Cla.v
and Jackson W fm East,
north.
South. Streets A', side.
1 East, north 2
101 Drumm - 100
201 Davis 200
215 Cedar
:«l Front aoo
401 Battery 400
Custom Hoube pi...
501 Sansome _. _.. 500
Jones alley osl
601 Montgomery
JMontgomeryav 600
&« Dunbar alley
Kearny 700
727 Brenham place ...—
Washington alley. 748
801 Dupont 800
813 Waverly place
Boss alley 8:{0
825 Spofford
- Church alley
901 Stockton 900
Hopeton Terrace .
- Trenton 91H
Stone
1001 Powell 1000
Codman place
1017 Wetmore place. ...
1101 Mason 1100
1201 Taylor ]20i-.
1301 Jones 1300
Priest _ —
Keed.... —
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hyde 1500
ISOl Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Kess avenue..l800
1901 Franklin 11)00
Gough 2000
Octavia 2100
2201 Laguna 2200
2.301 Buchanan 2:100
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
Steiuer „...
Mia Plaza.
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devitadero 2900
3001 Broderick 3000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lyon 3200
3301 Centralavenue 3300
3401 Walnut 3400
3501 Laurel 3500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce .3700
3801 Maple ..„ 3800
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Wasliingrlon Alle^',
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Washington to Jackson
Washington Avenne
bet Ninth and Tenth fm
Mission to Howard.
Wasiiington Aven-
ue, fm Precita av S. See
Treat Avenne.
Washington Sqnare,
bet Montgomery av and
Powell, Stockton, Filbert
and Union.
IVashoe Place, bet
Powell and Mason f m Val-
lejo N.
Water, bet Chestnut and
Francisco fm Mason to
Ta\lor.
Water Front, fm I.slais
Creek fronting the bay to
County line.
Waterloo, S of Flower
from San Bruno av E to
Loomis, Gift Map No 4.
Waterville, bet Elmira
and Conkling fm Helena
to Silver av.
Watson Place, West
End Map No 1.
Watt Avenne, NE of
Lowell fm Morse SE, West
End Homestead.
Waverlj- Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacramento to Washing-
ton.
Wa:i-land, bet Bacon
andWoolsey from ( 'barter
Oak av W to La Grande
av. U M T.
Wayne. See Ells-
worth.
Webb, bet Slontgomery
and Kearny fm California
to Sacramento.
Webb Place, bet Green
and Union fni Mason W.
Webster, bet Btichanau
and Fillmore N im Thir-
teenth to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
(c) Hermann (c)
Germania av
101 Waller 100
Elm
201 Haight 200
Lily av
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
• Hickory avenue...
501 Fell 500
Linden avenue
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove __ 700
801 Fulton 800
901 McAllister 900
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
1101 Turk - 1100
Laurel avenue
1201 Eddy 1200
1301 Ellis 1300
Byingtonav
1401 u'Farrell 1400
1501 Geary 1500
1601 Post 16tJ0
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
Wildey av
1901 Pine liiOO
2001 Calllornla 2000
2101 Sacramento ..„ 2J00
2201 Clay 2200
2:«1 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
AVebster place
2501 I'acilic av 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2.<*n0
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert 3000
Plxley av
3101 Greenwich 3100
Moulton av
3201 Lombard 3200
■SSO\ Chestnut
3401 Francisco
;J501 Bav a500
3601 North Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jeft'ecsou 3800
3901 Tonouin 3900
(e.) Lewis (e)
Webster Place, bet
Jackson and Pacific av
fm Webster E.
Wel«ion, fm Crescent av
nr Bronte SE to Kicknrd.
Wells Court, bet Du-
uont and Stockton fm
Lombard S.
Welsh, bet Bryant and
Brannan fin Zoe to SW of
Fourth.
West Avenue, bet Cort-
land and Highland avs fm
Mission E to HoUv Park
av, lioUv Park.
West Eddy, bet Turk
and Odd Fellows' Ceme-
terv, from First av E to
North Willard.
West El I>orado, fm
Junction of Seventh and
Sixteenth NE.
West-End Alle.v, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm
Green to Union.
West I<ake Avenne.
bet Ea^t Lake and Del.i-
ware avs fm Geueva av tu
Slount A'ernon av.
West Mission, Ws Mis-
sion fm Twelfth to Thir-
t.-enth.
West Park, bet High-
ijiiul and Kichland avs fm
Holly Park av W.
Wetmore Place, bet
I'owell and Mason fm Clay
t" Washington.
Wheat, bet Crane and
Ware from Paul av to
Salinas av.
Wheeloeb Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallejo N.
While, bet Hvde and
Larkin fm Vallejo N.
W h i t e P 1 a c e . See
Victor.
White's Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Jones E
Whiting, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fm Dupont E.
^Vhitne.T, bet Dame and
Warren fm Thirtieth S to
Palmer.
Whittier, bet Lowell and
Oliver fm Mission SE to
Bellevuc av. formerlv La-
fayette
Wieland, but Gundlach
and Bigelow, Suiiny Vale
Homestead.
Wieland Avenne, bet
Spreckel.- and Milton avs
fm Circular yv W.
Wilde, bet Harkness ami
Barry fm San Bruno avW
Wilder, bet (henery and
Berkshire from Crotonav
SE.
Wilde.r Avenue, bet
J'iue and Bush fm Web-
ster to Steiner.
Willard, bet Stan.van
and First av fin Golden
Gate Parks to Wrmdland
William, bet Taylor and
Jone^ fm U'Farrell to
Post.
West. Street. E. side.
1 O'Farrell 2
101 Geary 100
(e) i'osi (e)
Williams. See Som-
erset.
W^illianis Avenne, S
of Thornton av fm Kail-
road fiv W to PS'. nth.
Williamson. See
Parfcer A v.
Willow. See Fal-
mouth.
Willow Avenue, bet
Eddy and Ellis fm Larkin
W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
Willows Avenue.
See Sycamore Av.
Winslow, bet Hollailay
and Peraliaavsfm Esmer-
alda av to Powhattan av,
BH.
W^inter Irane, bet Green
and Union fni Mason E.
W^inthro|>, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Lombard N tu Chestnut
W^isconsin, bet Arkan-
sas and Cflmlinafm Ktghth
S 10 Napoleon.
Wolfe, fm Peraltaav E to
Isabel. B H.
Wood, bet Blasanic av
and Collins fm Laurel Hill
Cemetery S.
Woodland Avenne,
S of Sullivan fmLotta SW
to Willard.
Wool, fm' North av S to
Cortland av, B H.
Woolsey, bet Wayland
and Dwight fm Charter
Oak av W to La Grande
av, UMT
Worcester Avenue,
W of Thornton, Ocean
View.
Worden Avenue, bet
Naglee and Farragut avg
fm Mission N\V to San
Jose av.
Worth, bet Douglass and
A'iew av fm Twenty-
first and Twenty -.^econd
Wyoming, bet Dakota
and Ohio fm Islais S to
First av South.
W.voming Avenue,
bet San Jose and Huron
avs fm Mount Vernon av
SW to Llebig.
X, S of W fm Sixteenth av
W.
Yale, bet Amherst and
Cambridge fm Silver av S.
UMT.
Yazoo. See M South.
Yerba Buena, bet Ma-
son and Taylor tin Sacra-
mento to Clay.
Yolo. See Twenty-
tifth.
Yorh, bet Hampshire and
Bryant fm Division S to
Peralta av.
Ynba. See Twenty-
sixth.
Yucatan. See Forty-
seventh Av South.
Zoe, bet ThiiM and Fourth
fni Folsom to Harrison
and from Bryant to Bran-
nan.
Zoe Place, bet Beale
and Fremont fm Fulbom
SE.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Ai-Jia House, on road running south from Seventh
Av, 13^ miles from Grolden Gate Park
City Hall (new), bet McAllister, Larkin, and City
Hull Av
City Hall (old) , E s Kearny, bet Merchant and Wash.
County Hospital, E 6 Potrero Av, bet 22d and 23d
County Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Records. S s McAllister, nr Leavenworth
Post Office, NW cor Washington and Battery
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), De Haro nr
Army
United States Appraisers' Building, E s Sansome, bet
Washington and Jackson
United Slates Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation,
nr Mountain Lake
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Sub-Treasury, 610 Commercial
BUILDINGS.
Academy, N s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Academy of Sciences, 819 Market
Alcazar, N s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Alhambra, 325 Bush
Bank of California. NW cor California and Sansome
Brittan's, SW cor California and Davis
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Market
Cochituate, 213-215 Sansome
Columbian, 916 Market
Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery
Cosmopolitan. SW cor Bush and Sansome
Crocker, junction Market and Post
Dividend, NW cor Pine and Leidesdorff
Doe, junction Market and Hayes
Donahue, NE cor First and Mission
Douohoe, NE cor Taylor and Market
Exempt Fire Company, W s Breuham PI, opp Plaza
Express, NE cor California and Montgomery
Fair's, SW cor Sansome and Pine
Firemans Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW cor California
and Sansome
First National Bank, NW cor Sansome and Bush
Floods. SW cor Market and Fourth
Franklin. 40(>-410 California
Friedlander's, NE cor California and Sansome
Golden Gate, 22-28 Golden Gate Av
Gutzkow, 931-933 Market
Halleck, E s Sansome, from Sacramento to Halleck
Hayward's, 415-423 California
History, 723 Market
Howard's, 521-523 Montgomery
Johnson, 120 Sutter
Kohler h Chase, 28-30 O'Farrell
Luuiug, junction California. Drumm and Market
Marye Law, 15U4 M irket
Masonic Temjile, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery
McCreery's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' Pavilion. W s Larkin, bet Hayes and Grove
Menesini, 225 Post
Mercantile Library, NE cor Golden Gate and Van
Ness Avs
Merchants' Exchange, SsCal., bet Mont, and Sansome
Merritt's, NW cor California and Drumm
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Meyer Daniel, 212-211 Pine
Mills, NE cor Bush and Montgomery
Murphy, NE cor Market and Jones
Mutual Life, SE cor California and Sansome
Native Sons of the Golden West. E s Taylor nr Geary
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansome
Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third
Odd Fellows'. SW cor Market and Seventh
Olympic Club, N s Post bet Mason and Taylor
Pacific Exchange. 310 Montgomery
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.'s, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Psrrott's. SW cor Sacramento and Montgomery, NE
cor Post and Powell, and S s Market bet Fourth
and Fifth
Phelan's, junction Market and O'Farrell
Phoenix, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Pioneers' (old) 808 Montgomery, (new) Ws 4th,nr Mkt
Pythian Castle, 909 Market
Reese's, 716-722 Washington
Sacramento, 15-27 First
San Francisco Verein, NE cor Post and Leavenworth
Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and California
San Francisco Savings and Loan Society, NEcor Webb
and California
San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine, bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
Shiels', 32 O'Farrell
Southern Pacific Co.'s. NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Spreckels, 923-929 Market
St. Ann's, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Lawrence, 212 Sutter
Starr King, S s Geary bet Grant Av »nd Stockton
Stevenson's, SW cor Montgomery and California
Supreme Court, NW cor McAllister and Larkin
Telephone, 216 Bush
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomery
Union Trust Co., NE cor Montgomery and Market
United States Appraisers', E s Sansome, bet W ash
iugton and Jackson
Walkerley's, NW cor Stockton and Post
Wells Fargo & Co's. E s New Montgomery bet Jessie
and Mission
Whiting's, SE cor Sansome and Pine
Young Men's Christian Association, NE cor Mason
and Ellis
HALLS.
Alcazar, N s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
American, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Archery, 1155-1157 Mission
Armory, 134 Fourth
Assembly, 1412 Polk
Blair's. 2131 Mission
B'nai B'rith, H9-121 Eddy
California (formerly Old Turn Verein) 620 Bush
Cambrian, 1133 Mission
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Champion, N s Nineteenth bet Tennessee and Ken.
tucky
Columbus, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Drews', 121 New Montgomery
Druids', 413 Sutter
Excelsior, 2319 Mission
Exempts', 9 Breuham PI
Foresters', 20 Eddy
Golden Gate, 625 Sutter
Golden Gate. 1622 Pacific Av
Grand Central, 997 Market
Grand Western, 1328 Bush
Hamilton, cor Geary and Webster
Hare's, Marquesas, South S. F.
Harm >ny (foimerly Humboldt) SE cor Mission and
Erie _^
Harmony, 320 Post
Buddy's. 909 J^ Market
Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post
Independence, 39 Fourth
Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush
Irish American, 816-818 Howard
Kesslng's, cor Twentv-first and Howard ;' "
Knight's of Pythias, 909 Market
Lafayette, 730 Montgomery
Lincoln, 413 Third
Longhead. 1605 Polk fSS
Loyola, cor Tenth and Market
Maunerbund, NW cor Potrero Av and Twenty-fourth
Masonic Temple. NW cor Montgomery and Post ■ m
Mayberry's. E s Mission, bet 20th and 21st
Mechanics'Iustitute. 27 Post
Mexican Veterans', 22 O'Farrell
Metropolitan, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Mission Opera Hall, 2129 Mission
Mowry's Opera, SW cor Grove and Laguna
Myrtle, W s Railroad Av. bet Seventh and Eighth Avs
South
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Evening Bulletin
THE LEADIF:G and MOST
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National Armory, 815 Ellis
National Republican, 1113 Mission
Native Sons. E s Masi n or Geary
Native Sons (Mission) S s Seventeenth bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Odd Fellows' SW cor Market and Seventh
Ono, 1883 Mission
Opera House, 737 Mission
Pixley. NE cor Paciflc and Polk
Pythian Castle. 909 3^ Market
Pythian Hall, 1%5 Polk
Saratoga, 811 Geary
Scottish, 111 Larkin
Shoemakers' Hall, 597 Mission
St. George's, 909 >s Market
St. Ignatius', SW cor Grove and Van Ness Av
St. Joseph's, W s Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
St. Peter's Temperance, E s Alabama, bet 23d and 24th
Teutonia, 1322 Howard
Turn Verein (Mission) SW cor Eighteenth and La-
pidge
Turn Verein (old) . See California
Turn Verein (San Francisco), S s Turk, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde
Turn Verein Vorwarts, 310 O'Farrell
Union Square. 421 Post
Washington, 35 Eddy
Wigwam, NE cor Eddy and Jones
Young Men's Christian Association (old) 232 Sutter
Younu Men's Christian Association (new) NE cor
Ellis and Mason
BLOCKS.
Abizona, S s Market, bet Main and Beale
Afitor, (i25-ti33 Sacramento
Belden. SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Blythe's, SE cor Grant Av and Geary
California, SE cor California and Battery
Commercial, SE cor California and Front
Eagle, NW cor Pine and Davis
Frank's, NW cor Sansome and Washington
Golden Gate, 131 Post
Hansford, 110-132 Market
Holbrook, SE cor Market and Beale
Metropolitan, 8-14 Montgomery Av
Montgomery, E s Montgomery from Merchant to Wash-
ington
Nevada. NW cor Montgomery and Pine
Oriental, SW cor Bush and Battery
Reese's, W = Battery, bet Pine and California
Thurlow, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Ver Mehr PI
Union, junction Market and Pine
Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av
Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine
DOCKS, AVHARVES AND PIERS.
Alameda Febkt. bet Market and Mission
Arctic Oil. foot Sixteenth
Beale Street, foot Beale
Broadway, foot Broadway
Broadway No. 2. bet Broadway and Vallejo
Southern Paciflc RR., foot Second
Channel Street, Channel bet Fourth and Fifth
Clay Street, foot Merchant
Dry Dock Cio.'s, Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore
Fisherman, foot Filbert
Folsom Street, foot Folsom
Folsom No. 2, bet Folsom and Harrison
Fremont Street, loot Fremont
Green Street, foot Green
Hathaway's, Speai bet Harrison and Bryant
Harrison Street, foot Harrison
Hodgkin'e, foot L South
Howard Street, foot Howard
Howard No. 2, bet Howard and Folsom
Howard No. 3. nr Folsom
Jackson Street, foot Jackson
Larue's, East bet Market and Mission
Lombard Street, foot Lombard
Main Street, foot Main
Market Street, foot Market
Mission Street, foot Mission
Mission No. 2. bet Mission and Howard
Oakland Ferry, foot Market
Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s, Brannan and First
Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, foot of Twentieth
Pacific Street, foot Pacific
Powell Street, foot Powell
San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second
San Rafael Ferry, foot Commercial
SausaUto Ferry, foot Clay
Spear Street, foot Spear
Steuart Street, Steuart and Harrison
Third Street, foot Third
Union Street, foot Union
Vallejo Street, foot Villejo
Washington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Alcazae Theateb, N s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and
Powell
Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Chinese Theaters, 623 and 626 Jackson, and 814
Washington
Circus Royal and Venetian Water Carnival (formerly
People's Palace) SW cor Eddy and Mason
Columbia Theater (formerly Stockwell's) Powell nr
Eddy
Grove Street Theater, N s Grove bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
Howard Street Theater, S s Howard, bet Third and
Fourth
Morosco's Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet Thirdv
and Fourth
Orpheum, S s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Park i^useum, Golden Gate Park
People's Palace (See Circus Royal) SW cor Eddy and
Maton
Scheel's .\uditorium, Eddy and Jones
Stockwell's Theater (See Columbia Theater)
Telegraph Hill Observatory. cor Kearny and Greenwich
Temple The, S s Turk bet J<me3 and Taylor
Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Wigwam, SE cor Geary and Stockton
PROMINENT PLACES.
Alcatbaz Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill
Angel Island, 4 miles north of Telegraph Hill
Bay District Race Track, entrance cor Fifth Av and C
Bemal Heights, S of Serpentine Av, bet Mission and
San Bruno .Av
Buena Vis^a Park, S of Haight, bet Baker and Central
Av
Clifl' House, Ocean Beach nr Point Lobos
Dry Dock (California), Hunter's Point
Excelsior Homestead, E of Mission, 4 miles 8W o:
Ciry Hall
Fairmount, S of Thirtieth bet Mission and Castro
Farallones Islands. Pacific Ocean, 25 miles from Point
Lobos
Fort Mason (Black Point) N of Bay bet Van Ness Av
anrt Laguna
Fort Wiufield Scott (Fort Point) nr the Golden Gate,
on northernmost extremity of City
Golden Gate, bet Fort Point and Lime Point
Golden Gate Park, bet Oak and Fell from Baker to
Stanyan and bet Fulton and H from Stanyan to
Ocean Beach
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE foot Market
Laguna de la Merced, 4 miles S of Point Lobos nr
Ocean Beach
Lake Honda, on road running S from Seventh Av 1
mile from Golden Gate Park
Lakeview, S of Ocean Av 5 miles SW of City Hall
Lime Point, opp Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Av, bet Masonic and
Parker Avs
Mission Dolores, Dolores and Sixteenth
Mount Olympus, S of Sixteenth and E of Asbbury
Mountain Lake, N of Lake nr Twelfth Av
North Beach, bet Telegraph and Russian Hills
Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach. 3 miles S of Cliff
House
Ocean View. 6 miles SW of City Hall
Pacific Heights. Califoroia to" Green, bet Van Ne^.■^
and Central Avs
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission AO
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KEY TO BUILDINGS, r.LOCKS, WHARVES, ETC. PUBLIC OFFICES. I31
Point Lobos, westernmost extremity of City
Potrero, bet Channel and Islais Creek from the bay W
Presidio, W of Lyon and N of Pacific Av
Bincon Hill, bet Folsom, Bryant, First and Third
Russian Hill, het Pacific and Bay, Mason and Larkin
Seal Rocks, off Point Lobos
Simnyside, VV of S. P. Railroad, 1 miles SW of City
Hall
Sutro Heights, Cliff and Forty-eighth Avs, SEof Point
Lobos
Telegraph Hill, bet Sausomeaud Stockton, Broadway
and Bay
University Jlouud Tract, 8 of Silver Av and W of San
Bruno Av
Visitacion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo Co. Line
Yerba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles NE foot Market
KEY TO PUBliIC OFFICES.
UNITED STATES.
Abmt, Military Division of the Pacific, headquarters
Phelan Building
Army, Engineers, Engineer Ofiicer Military Division
of the Pacific, Presidio Reservation; Fortifications
Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; Light-house, 74 U. S.
Appraisers' Building; Lighthouse Engineers,
80^ Market
Army, Depots and Warehouses, 36 New Montgomery,
and Yerba Buena Island
Bankruptcy. Registers District California, 636 Clay
and 506 Battery
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Coast and (ieodetic Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Courts, Circuit Judge, Clerk , District Judge, Clerk ;
District Attorney. Marshal, Commissioners, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Xaval Ofl&cer,
and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery;
Appraisers' Store, E s San. bet Wash, and Jackson
(Jeological Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building, fourth
floor
Inspector Boilers, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Inspector Hulls, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Internal Reveuue, Agents, Collector, Gangers, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Land Office, Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial
Life Boat Stations, Ocean Beach, nr Golden Gate Park,
Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side House and nr Fort
Point
Light House Department (Twelfth District) Inspector,
i U. S. Appraisers' Building, Engineer, 809 Market
Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain
Lake ; Superintending Surgeon, U. S. Appraisers'
Building
Mint, Superintendent, Assayer, Coiner, Melter and
Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mission
Navy Pay OflRoe, '202 Sansome
Pension Agent, Army and Navy, 101 Sansome
Post Office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bat-
tery ; Assistant Superintendent Railway Mail Ser-
vice, SW cor Jackson and Battery ; Post Office In-
spectors, 78 U. S. Appraisers' Building
Secret Service Division, XJ. S. Appraisers' Building
Shipping Commissioner, XJ. S. Appraisers' Building
Special Agent Treasury Dept, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Building
Surveyor-General California, 610 Commercial
Treasurer Assistant, 608 Commercial
Weather Bureau, rooms 16-19 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
STATE.
Bank Commissioners, 206 Sansome
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California
Mineralogist State, Pioneer Building
Immigration Commissioner, .50t) Battery
Insurance Commissioner, 401 California
Pilot Examiners, 506 Battery
Pilots, 506 Battery
Port Wardens, Clay Street Wharf
Railroad Commissioners, 27 Chronicle Building
State Bureau Labor Statistics, 220 Sutter
Supreme Court, 305 Larkin, Judges' chambers,
Larbin
Viticultural Commissioners, 101 Sansome
CITY AND COUNT If.
Assessor County, New City Hall, first floor
Attorney and Counselor, New City Hail, third floor
Attorney District, New City Hall, second floor
Auditor County. New City Hall, first floor
Board City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall, first
floor
Board Education, New City Hall, second floor
Board Election Commissioners, New City Hall, base-
ment
Board Equalization, New City Hall, second floor
Board Health, New City Hall, first floor
Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Of&ce,
New City Hall
Board Supervisors Clerk of, New City Hall , second floor
Clerk County, New City Hall, second floor
Commissioners of Insanity, New City Hall, base-
ment
Coroner County, Dunbar Alley
County Jail 1, E s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupout
..... _ . . .. .^y ^
County Jail 2 (formerly House of Correctioni
Old San Jose Road nr Ocean House Road
County Jail 3 (formerly Industrial School) W s Old
Sau Jose Road nr Ocean House Road
Courts Justices', New City Hall, first floor
Courts Police, New City Hall
Courts Superior, New City Hall
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, 9 Brenham PI
Fire Department Commissioners, New City Hall
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento,
bet East and Drumm
Fire Department Engineers, New City Hall
Fire Marshal, New City Hall and 303 California
Free Public Library, New City Hall, second floor
Gas and Water Inspector, New City Hall, first floor
Grand Jury rooms. New City Hall, second floor
Health Officer, New City Hall, first floor
Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Law Library. New City Hall, third floor
License Collector, New City Hall, first floor
Market Inspector, New City Hall, first floor
Mayor City and County, New City Hall, first floor
Park Commis.sioners, Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park
Police Chief, New City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners, New City Hall, first floor
Police Stations, Old City Hall, New City Hall (Cen-
tral), NE cor Polk aud Jackson, 8^7 Folsom, 207
Seventeenth, '30 Sacramento (Harbor) , E s Railroad
Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avs South,
Ocean View. 609 Twentieth, Marine Boarding
Station foot Powell
Public Administrator, 319 Pine
Quarantine Officer, 506 Battery
Recorder County, Hall of Records, New City Hall
Registrar of Voters, New City Hall, basement
Sheriff County, New City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Common Schools, New City Hall,
third floor
Superintendent Streets, New City Hall, first floor
Surveyor County, New City Hall, third floor
Tax Collector County. Now City Hall, first floor
Treasurer County, New City Hall, first floor
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox) DeHaro bet
Colusa and Marin
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Household. Rented at $1 co per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
MRS. DR. GWYER,
^Female Specialists^
PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT.
BEST CARE OF PHYSICIAN and PROFESSIONAL NURSES.
CURE GUARANTEED for
Morphine, Liquor and Tobacco Habits.
OFFICE AND RESIDENXE,
31 1>^ HYDE STREET, bet. eddy and ellis. SAN FRANCISCO.
Office Hours :
ro to II A. M., 2 to 5 p. M.
NEUHHUS -^
OO. lis KEKRNV STREET
IvIPOixTKD CLAY WORSTBJD SUITS
<rO ORDER, ^20.00
ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC.
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
Aced Pilar S. Miss, teacher French aud Spanish,
room 6, 3d floor Mills Bldg, r. 1413a Mason
Adams Charles W., insurance solicitor, r. 1228 Market
Adelberg Karl A., massage and electric treatment, 13
Grant Av., r. 17083^ Post
Ajustable Shoe Last Co., James H. Livermore mana-
ger, 646 Mission
AL.BKRGER WIL,t.IA3I C, consulting engi-
neer, 31-5 California, rooms 3-4, r. 2221 Pacific Av
Alberigi Pietro (Alberigi & Francesehi) r. 902
Jackson
Alberigi & Francesehi (Pietro Alberigi and Jlacinto
Francesehi) wood and coal, 920-922 Stockton
Alexander Veronica Mrs., furnished rooms, 719 Eddy
ALiIiARAIE PETER, proprietor The Monte Carlo
Eotisierie, r. 413 Pine
Allen & Berger (Charles Allen and Louis Berger)
liquors, 212 O'Farrell
Allison James, oilex stmr Coptic, r. 003 }^ Third
Allyn Stanley T., cigars and tobacco, 5 Grant Av, r.
206 Golden Gate Av
Alverson W. N., with H. M. Newhall & Co., r. The
Oliver
Amarlas Francises, widow, r. 1318 Diipont
Amedeo Alonzo, traveling salesman Bynn & Slater, r.
2601 Mission
American Agriculturist, Wegteru Edition, William H.
Daniels agent, 78 Columbian Bldg
American Smokeless Boiler Co., Green Majors presi-
dent, 212 Sansome, room 20
Anderson E. J., journalist Chronicle, r. 933 Sutter
Andrews Lyman R. (Gallowav, Giddings & Co.) r.
1009 Pacific
Andrews liichard H., with German Am. Ins. Co., .535
California, r. 2039 Howard
Ariani Victor, groceries uud liquors, 217 Broadway
Armstrong George (George Pattison & Co.) r. 1008
Jackson
Art Tile and Mantel Co. (incorporated) 157 New
Montgomery
Aschen Henry (Aschen & Propfe) r. 1009 Oak
Aschen k Propfe (Henry Aschen and Charles Propfe)
liquors, 1032 Market
Atchinson B. M. & Co. (Edward L.Cutten and Mrs.C.
M. Atchinson) dairy produce, 16-17-28-30 Centre
Market
Atchinson C. M. Mrs. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r.
East Oak laud
Athearn C. AV., note teller Crocker-Woolworth Nat-
ional Bank
Athias John, 3d ofiBcer stmr Coptic, r. 411?i Octavia
Atthowe W. J., 4th officer stmr Coptic
Aufrichtig Louis, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 447
McAllister
Bachmann Theodore, bartender, r. 715 Eighteenth
Baden Laundry Co., John D. Devlin manager, 122
Howard
Bailey Charles A., Berkeley landowner, office 40 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Baily John D. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1503
Golden Gate Av
Baker C. E., r. 1611 Howard
Baker John W., butler, r. 645 Minna
Bandon Woolen Mills Co. (Bandon, Coos Co., Oregon)
Henry Z. Berkhart secretary, 14 Sansome, room
18
Bankers' ,\lliance Insurance Co. of California (Life
and Accident combined) B. R. Keith manager, 14
Sansome, room 18
Barbagelata Giovanni (Toppiano and Barbagelata) r.
628 Broadway
Barbers' Association of San Francisco, John Klitach
president, James Martin secretary, Hugo Scheu-
nert employment secretary, 12 Seventh
Barbers' Employment Bureau, Hugo Scheunert pres-
ident, 12 Seventh
Barker Isabella M., widow, r. 1430 Webster
Barnes George L., cook, r. 225 Drumm
Barrie Lawrence, bartender, r. 853 Harrison
Barry Michael, policeman, r. 1234 Twentieth
Barstow George Mrs., president Home of the Ladies
Protective and Relief Society, E s Franklin bet
Post and Geary, r. 927 Pine
Barthels Otto (Barthels & Hinger) r. 4 Ceniral PI
Barthels & Hinger (Otto Barthels and Fritz Hinger)
liquors, 627 Clay
Batt Henry, clerk, r. 2126?^ Bush
Batt Jacob, commission merchant, r. 2126 J<i Bush
Batt Philip R., clerk, r. 2126 3<.. Bush
Batt Samuel, salesman, r. 2126}^ Bush
BAITM ALEXANDER R, (Lawrence & Baum>
attorney at law, 42-43 Nevada Block, r. SW cor
Bay and Kings Av, Alameda
BEAR HARBOR LUMBER CO., Pollard &
Dodge, agents, 22 California, rooms 5 and 6
Beck William, brewer Albany Brewery, r. 429 Clem-
entina
Beebe W. L.. r. The Berkshire
Bell A., r. 1425 Jackson
Bell Howard, salesman Johnson & Emigh, r. Oak-
land
Bell William, r. 1425 Jackson
Bender Noah W. (Schlesinger & Bender) r. Butte.
Mont
Berger Louis (Allen k Berger) r. 1330 Folsom
Berryessa Charles (B. Davies & Co.) r. 5 Taylor PI
Betancourt Elizabeth D., widow, r. 2019J6 Ellis
Beth Adolph H. (Schwartz & Beth) r. 20 Third
Biasotti Autoine (Varni k Biasotti) r. 759 Brannan
Billings Frederick (estate of) George W. Grannis
agent, 626 Montgomery
Birdsall Frederick W., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2329 California
Birubaum Sigmund, cutter, r. 435 Clementina
BLiACK ALFRED P., attorney at law and assist-
ant District Attorney, office 7th floor Mills Bldg,
room 93, r. 1316 Green
Black Arthur L., paying teller London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, Ltd., r. Sausalito
BLACK EDWIN H., painting and paper hanging,
120 Eddy
Blackstock James S., president Union Manufacturing
Co., 29 Steuart, r. A'eutura, Cal
Blake Sumner C. (estate of) books and stationery, 429
Kearny
Blanchard H. F., quartermaster stmr Gaelic, r. 144
Fourth
Blessing Jacob V., capitalist, r. 503 Sutter
Block .John F., r. 330 Minna
Blodgett William, purser stmr Capt. Weber, r. 2117
Jones
Blundon & Clark (J. W. Blundon and F. N. Clark)
contractors and builders, 518 Hyde
BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF THE 3IEDI.
CAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, 518 Sutter
Bocca James (Bocca Jt Susain) r. 736 Pacific
DIXON, BORGESON HO. SHOW GASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
'aiarrh of the Stomach Cured by (^"^ particulars see page opp. name Highland Springs jo renter)
Vny case ofSkin Disease Will yield to HIGHLAND SPRINGS WATEI\S
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Boca & Rusain (James Bocca and Joseph Siieain) pro-
prietors Lafayette House. 736 Pacific
Bodine Livery' Stables, John C. Traver proprietor
'iOllk' Mi-sion
Bogani Aibiuo, wood and coal, 1823 Powell
Bohlmann John, clerk Hahn. Bohlmann & Co.. r. 723
Harrison
Bond Charles A., capitalist, 508 California, room 25, r.
yan Kafael
Bonelli Eugene S.. teacher mu«c, r. 215 Powell
BORLiAIVD JAMES H. lYoungberg i: Borland)
iji'tary public, 21ti Bush, room is, r. 315fr, Haight
Bore Luka (Boro & Toncorivch) r. 10=i Washington
Boro & Toncorivih (Luka Bora and Ellia Toncorivch)
restaurant, 105 Washii gton
BORUCK MARCUS D., pubUsher Spirit of the
Times (weekly) 39 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 2125
California. Telephone West 415
Bosley William B., attorney at law, Kevada Block,
r. Oakl-nd
Bowen HerI.ertN. (Pacific Coast Manufacturing Co.)
r. m Third
BOWHAY ALFRED L., ..a.e.<
tailor, 50* Sutter, TelepUone Main 5880
Boyes James (.James Boyes & C".) r. 104 Chatanooga
Boyes James & Co. (-lames Boyes; butchers, 108 Clay
Boyes Robert, butcher, r. 520 Jones
Boylan Margaret, widow, r. 8 Auburn
Boyle J. T., enjiineer, r. 56 South Park
Bra<ly James, laborer, r 316 Da\is
Brandon Alfred R., physician, office and r. 1717 Post
Biandt Eric A., ci.ars and tobacco, r. 1'.22 Bush
Breck Charles K., baggage master S. P. Co., r. Berke-
ley
3rally A. B., chief engineer shnr Gaelic, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Bresse Lo^iis C, secretary Pacific Land Improve-
ment Co., 230 Montgomery, r. 725 3-i Turk
Brinkman Frederick (MuUhaupt & Brinkman) r.
bW Point LobosAv
Brisco Albert, r '.24 Mission
Btown Alice Miss, secretary Home of the Ladies'
Pfiitecuxe and Relief Society, E 8 Eranklin bet
Post and Geary
Brown rharles E., storekeeper stmr Coptic, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Brown J. R., r. 307 Hayes
Brown MaiyF. Miss, secretary S. F. Xovelty Co.
Plaling"Worl.s, i 8-72 First
Browu ^ Bley (William Brown and Melville A.
Bley) j<.b printers, 511 Market
Brownstone Isaac, u.erchant, r. 1629 Post
Browustone Louis H., student, r. 16J« Post
Brunner Henry, secretary Dairymen's Union of Cal-
ifornia, 111-119 Davis, r. San Louis Obispo, Cal
Buck Harry A., ticket agent Rio Grande Western
Railway, 14 Monigomery. r. wi9 Post
Buck John D., foreman S:-hlesinger .^ Bender
Bucke William F., reporter Call, r. 1510 Larkin
Burbidge Albert E. (H. Forrester & Co.) r. 225
Gearv
Burke Edward J., iinitor, r. 27 Ritch
Buxielt lerdinand, <«ster schr Carrier Dove, office
- ' 7 Clay, r. 14193-2 ..i<ison
Burum S. d. Mrs., dressmaking, 14'i2 Pacific
Butt Peter I)., coal and wood, 336 Nineteenth, r. 1802
StevcLijn
Bynn J. I>. (Bynn * Slater) Bureau of Information
and Busine.ss Agents, 137 Montgou.ery
Cachiiostas A. J., president Hellenic Mutual Benev-
olent Society, 413 Sutier
Cadmus (told Mining Co., A. Bapp secretary, office
18 Geary
California Butcher Saw Manufacturing Co., John
Miguola & Co. proprietors, 34 Grand Central
Market
CAL.IFORXIA CAXVERIES CO., Jules D.
Frey president, Enjanuel S raus vice-president,
fol Jacobs secre.ary, Isidor Jacobs a.anager,
packers heruietically sealed goods, 425-441
Brannan
California Fruit Sherbet Co., Albert H. Poston pro-
prietor, 1/13 California
Callaghan Charles W. (O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan) r.
aSO Eddy
Candrian Herman A., special agent Se'iirity Mutual
Li!e A-sn, 505 California, r. Petaluma
Cantet Eugeup, teamster, r. 172 Tehama
Carey Lawrence, teamst<-r, r. 57 Shipley
CarlWilson T., cigars and tobacco, 24 Third, r. 148
NatJima
Carter Cliarles, laborer, r. 316 Davis
Carter Gracie L., r. 2223 Sutter
Carvln D. A., 2d mate stmr Coptic
Casady Stepben V., salesman Louis T. Snow, r. 1911
Broderick
Cash Augusta, widow, dressmaking. 414 Geary
Cavalli G. A. P., machinist, r. 531 Commercial
Cebrian John C, architect, 114 Montgomery, r. 1801
Octavia
Central Savings Union, Ambrose Harris president,
room IS. 5th floor. Mills Bldg
CHOia..\R MUVTXG CO. (Storey Co., Nev.) A.
K. P. Harmon president, Charles E. Elliott sec-
retary, 79 Nevada Block
Chrisiiaiison Frank, r. 415 >« Union
Cbristianson J. M., r. 211 Steiner
Christens-en & Jensen (Louis J. Christensen and
Louis Jensen) iiroprietors Hanlio'-k T' a Co.
CIRCUS ROYAL AXD VENETIAN WATER
CARNIVAL, Eliff Phillips proprietor and
manager. SW cor Mason and Eddy
Clark Edward H. (Clark & Dent) r. Hotel Ri helieu
CLARK EDWARD H., asst manager Hearst es-
tate, 3M Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. 2017 San Antonio
Av, Alameda
CLARK HARRY (Willson & Clark) r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Clark ,5^- Dent Edw.-.rd H. Clark and Sterling P. Dent)
draymen, SW ci r Main and Market
COBB EDWARD S., mechanical engineer, 109
CaliforniR, room Hi, r. Il>t0 Pine
Coffin E. B. Mrs., r. 305 Jones
Coegins Edtt!.rd B., bookkeeper, r. 614 Sutter
COLEMAN RUFUS A., advertising and publish-
ing, 511 Montgomery, r. San Rafael
ColUns William, liquors, 635 Davis, r. 618 Green
COLUMBUS BUGGY CO.
(ofColt
bus, OUio) A. <x. Glenn manager, man-
ufacturers carriajares, etc. , Pacific Coast
Branch 315 Market. Telephone Main
1400
Commercial Clerks' Information Bureau, 8. Morris k
Co. managers, 121 Post street, room 15
Com ns Edward M., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
18-19
Condrev Jean B. (A. Jacquemet & Co.) r. Lisbon nr
Mission Road
CongrcHational Church Building Society The, Eev.
H. H. Wikott' secretary, lo09 Green
Constine Auuus us, salesn'an, r. 2:-il9 Jackson
CONSUL ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, Jose L.
Schleiden. office 916 Market, room 50, 4th floor
Conway Magide Miss, adjuster U. 8. Mint
Coonley Hidland C, special agent Security Mutual
Life Assn, 505 California, r. 1017 Clay
Cooper John C. reporter Call, r. 617 Jones
Cordau Antonio C, barber, 227 Drumm, r. East Oak-
land
Corey .John J., bartender. C. G. Meyer, r. 811 Har-
rison
Corn Michael, r. 858 Mission
Cornwall The, Mrs. Delia La Pointe proprietor, 416
O'Farrell
Cosgrave L. Desmond, architect, Polk & Polk, r.
1316 Hyde
COSTA JOSE, fire and marine insurance and
Con>ul of Uruguay, 114 Montgomery, r. 1512
1 roadway
Cottinger William, carpenter, r. 619 Natoma
Cottrell Charles, teamster, lil2 Clay
Courtnev Edward, porter, r. 28 Louisa
COX ALEXANDER 31. (Cox Printing Co.) and
Night Supeiintendent Post Office, r. .500 Jersey
Coyte George L., wines and liquors, SW cor Third
and Fols m
Craddock C. Mr<>.. stationeiv. 1044 McAllister
CRANE CARLTON C, agent Vanderbilt Unea,
10 Montgouierv. r. Decoto
CRIIVI W. H. & CO. .w,u..„ H.
Crim, ) real estate and insurance, lis
Montgomery.
Critcher Madison H., accountant Geo. Greenzweig It
Co.. r. 32311 Sacramento
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY 00.';.!.^-';^^^:.*^"
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DEVELOPINQ
PHI^TING
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109 Montgomery St.
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HAS
rrosthwait W. T., secretary and treasurer Globe
Publishiug Co., r. Ml G-oldeu Gate Av
Crowley J lUiu Miss, tailoress, r. 11 Norfolk
Cammiugs Jay, secretary Rio del Llano Water Co.,
315 t^aliforuia, rooms ^-4
CurraQ Timothy, slioemah< r, r. 716 Army
Curtis F. E. Mrs., r. 21'i Leavenworth
Curtiss Helen M., teacher private school, r. 722 Hayes
Cuynla Getli Mme., proprietor New York Baths, 738
Pacific
Dart William A., reporter, r. 3 FuUon
DARWIIV C'HARLiES B., attorney at law, 1501
Market, rooms 21-^2, r. Alameda
DAVIES "WILIilAM H., proprietor Grizzly
Bear and Crab House, and wines and liquors, 2a9-
241 East nr Man et, r. 1000 Minna
»y Davies. See Davis
DAVIS HARRY C. physician, 131 Post, r. 8E
cor Scoit aud Gieei
Day Robert, with Keis Bros., r. Hotel- Miramar
De Larosa Adolph M , printer, r. 813!^ Gteecwich
Delehanty T. J., r. 440 Brannan
Del M nle Angelo iSauguinetti & Co.) and (Del Monte
Bros.) r. 4i4 Broadway
Dent Sterling P. (Clark & Dent) r. 2017 San Antonio
Av, Alameda
De Reynier Eugene, lumber broker, 324 Pine, room 3
Dessau Heniy F., secretary The Howell Tile Co., r. 3
Cottage PI
De Wolf M. E. Mrs., r. 1209 Taylor
Diederichsen Hans C, porier, r. 30 Twenty-third
Dietz Henry L. Rev., pastor Fiist German Baptist
Church, r. 2019 Mission
Dietz Henry L. Jr., Director Physical Culture, r. 2019
Mission
Donahue James T., secretary and treasurer The
National Ice Co , r Berkeley
Donnelly Edward F., physician, 1001 McAllister
Dous Fillipe, tailor, r. 5 B> ruard
Draffin John (Draffln & O'KeetV) r. 510 Shotwell
Dratfin & O'Keefe (John f'raflin and Jeremiah C.
O'Keeffe) wood and coal, 2425 Mission
Dregt-r .lohu. carpenter, r. SVV cor Powell and Green-
wich
Druid Harry, laborer, r. 316 Davis
Ducker vlamie. maaicur-', r. 3i)8 Lombard
Dufossee Charles, teamst- r Cut^ r \ Co
Dunbar Hubbnrd F., salesman W. R. Larzelere Com-
mission Company
Duncan Edwin P., machinist Klot & Meesi*. r. 1028
Clay
Dunlap Ammi D. Mr , magnetic healer, office and r.
1 (2 Fourth
Dunphy Thomas J , paiuter. r. 1234 Golden Gate Av
Durand Alfr d (Seavey & Duraud) r. 1427 Mission
Durand George J , reporter Call. r. 15(i9 Pierci*
Dur.'i > arl VV., restaurant 411 California, r. 8 Central
PI
Du Val k. Carroll, agents Maryland Meter Manu-
facfuring Co., 221 Front
Eager William T., pressman, r. ViWi Scott
Eastun, Incell & Messinger (GeorgnD. Easton, Henry
W. Incell and Gustav Messingei) insurance, 216
3a>isome
Eastwood Mabel Miss, proprietor Western Mailing
Bureau, r. 1122 Hyde
Edwards M. E. Mr-., r. 82(1 Haight
Eggeling Heury, baker, r 492 Eighth
Eibach Charles (Kern & Eibach) r. 976 Chester, Oak-
land
Eiafeder Edgar M., -wholesale bookseller and pub.
lisher. 0 ElU-, ro m 48, r. 6:i.t Eddy
Ell ANUXCIADOR (illusiraled Spauish weekly)
Jose L. Schleideu pr pr.eior aud publisher, 916
Market, room 50, 4th door
Elder 1. Robert, insurau. e. 505 California r. 804 Van
Ness Av
Ellis Thomas Jr., proprietor Mission Journal, 2241
Mission
Ellis William W., r. 301 Leavenworth
EEl. RIVER VALLEY L.UilIBER CO., Pol-
lard & Dodg-' age ts, 22 Califoraia rooms 0-6
Elsen rohn (.Morel K Kls -n) r. 6 California
Elzas Emanuel, r porter (^all, r. l;3o Post
EMERIC HENRY P., president Slate Board
of Fi-h Comm ssioners, room 78 Flood Bldg
Empire Viueyard aud urchara Co., -lame . U. Hunter
secretary, room 2i) M'Us Bld-g, 7tb floor
Eriksou .v tiersou (Olof Eriksou aud Svaute Pitraon)
tailors, all Piielau Bldg
Evans Charles H., proi^rietor Wilkinson House, 3501
Fillmore . ^
FABER & CO.
(Hermann Paber) gro-
ceites, 1 1 J> Taylor, r, ^01 Pillmore
Fairhaveu Lumber Co. (Fairhaven, Wash.) Heyman
& M'lvtT aaenls, ■>! Stt-uirt
FAL.DON FRANK J., atl^oruey at law, 26-27 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r 432 O.ik
Farley Daniel, r. -217 O ik
Fis.her Gustuve, lod^iiniis, 603 Front
Fisher Charles L., mntr shoes, r. 2o Ellis
Fisher James, Mutunl Electric Light Co., 617 How-
ard, r. 519 Webster
Fisher Thomas A., mining, 412 California, room 5, r.
897 Folsom
FITTZ CURE THE
for alcoboUam,
N. J. Stone tV Co. ag-entii, rooms Hii-iiS
Colnmliian BldjST
PITZ GEORGE L.. , real estate, 606 Montgomery,
room 11, r Oakland
Flyun i-atrick H., granite cutter, r. 605 Guerrero
Fidey Michael (Morton & Foley) r 436 Ten.h
Forester H. & Co. (Harry Forester and Albert. E. Bur-
bridge) manufacturers, •225 Geary
Forester Harry (H. F»,resier & Co ) r. 225 Geary
Foresier of America (monthly) W. D. S. Harrington
editor and manager, 14 McAllister
Foster Camille, waller, r 531 Filbert
Fraternal Argonaut The, 88 Donohoe Bldg
Fraternal Printing Co., W. D. S. Harrington man-
ager, publishers The Foresier of America and
The Red Men of America, 14 McAllister
Fresno Kuisin Dividend Co., A. S. Barney president,
Charles S. Eltinge se. retary and geiieral agent,
'22 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Frey Jules D., president Califorria Canneries Co.,
42 .-441 Brauhan, r. 1(05 Laguna
Gaesiel Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1009 Eearny
and 20 j Muntg .mery Av
Gant.er Heury W. (Petersen & Gantner) r. 1706 Fol-
som
Gardner Peyton R., piledriver. r. 1038 Mission
Gurgayhen Jean, lai.ndryman, r. 33 Chenery
Gergus August, groceries aud liquors, SW cor Post
and Webster
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO. , 20 Mills
Blig, 4rh floor
Gildert Walter L., salesman Marion Cycle Co., r. 230
Turk
Glasson W. C. se retary Keeley Institute, 14 McAl-
lister, r. 213 Franklin
Gomez Vas, oys ers, 1 5 Third
Goodwin Mary Ms., r. 2S29 California
Goodwin Willium H., pastor C liiornia Street M. E.
Church, HE cor Broderick and California, par-
sonage 2829 Caliiornia
Gove Henry M., land agent, 630 Commercial, r. 612
Bush
Gracchi Frincs. widow, r. 38 Langton
Gr eber Ferdinnnd, contectioner, r. 1020 Folsom
Gr.iham George S., rescuurant, ;il7 California, r. 935
Su t-r
Gr ih ime Edward B., seaman, r. 330 Main
Gr.y DeWitt C. (.Vic auley & Gray) r. 6-27 O'Farrell
GREEN TANK OIL COMPANY
James A. Jacobs proprietor, iiOS Mc-
Allister, Telepboue Soutb 738
Grosser Selig L., manager Byrne & Slater, r. 430 Brj
aat.
L. A. nAluHl, agent Dnpont Pow
clei-Co., liiii^le J- ise Works, Nobel's Gi-
ant Cap*, etc., ^'^6 Market, r. Alameda
Hale William, real estate, 215 Sansome, room 2, r
Berkeley
Hailing O , millhand, r 10 Rausch
Hammond James W , medic .1 student, r. 627 Fulton
Handy Nellie A. Miss (Van Dyke & Handy) Lick
House news stand
Haiaet Roberc, director Occidental Club, 413 Stock-
ton
Hirris David, painter, r. 120 Taylor
H irl .lames U., ck-rij, r. 427 o'FarrellJ
H.4.SKINS GEORGE .T., Custom House and Inter-
nal -Revenue brouer, 502 Washington, r. Oakland
wD 1 V^ ^L. CZ ^O C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
AA/ R r^UAPMAN 1^3 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected vintages
of H. CUVILLIER « FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
HAS
136
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Hastings Maria L. Mrs, widow, r. 218 Tnrk
Haynes Fredericb, president Settlement Association,
r. 15 South Park
Heidbom Charles W., 1417 Ellis
Heini Philip, micbinist, r. 6 Scott
Hill John T. president Pacific Labeling Company.
417 Battery, r. 16 Geary
HHjLIAKD li. B. , superintendent The Bradstreet
Co. Mercantile Agency, 230 California, r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Hirschfeld Walter, manager Badam's Microbe Killer
Co., r. 309 Powell
Home Gold Mining Co., Charles Hessler secretary.
oflace 18 Gearj-
Houston Isaa ■ M.", proprietor South End Pharmacy,
1201 Scott, r. 428 Ellis
Howell John S. (Osgood & Howell) r. 1610 Pacific Av
Irwin D. Hanson Kev., pastor St. John's Presbyterian
Church, f. 2119 Pine
Isaac Marcus, expressman, r. 557 Fourth
JACOBS JAMES A., proprietor Green Tank Oil
Co.. 208 McAllister, r. 928 McAllister
Jacobson Jens (Peterson & Jacobson) r. 217 Kearny
Jackson W. E. Mrs., secretary Art Studio League, r.
160 Golden Gate Av
Jaeger Charles, liquors. 269 Third, r. 169 Silver
Jenne Charles, clerk, r. 914 Bryant
Jenne Jacob, bakery, 914 Bryant
Jesperson Hansim D. Mrs., r. 2.507 Pine
Johanson Hans, watchmaker, r. 225"^ Bir.h .\v
Johnson Joseph Asbury. journalist. 321 Van Xess Av
Jndd Alvin W.. dental supplies. 75 Donohoe Bldg. r.
14 Pat ton
Kain M. William, architect and builder, 11 Montgom-
erv, r. San Rafael
Keith John P. (Smith, Pimell & Keith) r. 9 South
Park
Kelly Kll. l.quors, 1122 Harrison
Kelly Mortimer, hack driver, r. 1124 Bryant
Kelly ■William J., professional nurse, r. 813 O'Farrel)
Kendell Ada Miss, dressmaking, 432 Golden Gate Av
Kendell Belle Mrs., dressmaking, 432 Goldeu Gate
Av
Kessler Mertin machinest. r. 467 Minna
Kejaert Bastien (Kaya^rt & Manetta) r. Oakland
KiliBOfRX HARVEY B. , physician and drug-
gist. XE cor Second end Mission. Telephone
Main 1205. r. 204 Broderick
Kingsland Olivia (Ma>-.\uliffe & Kingsland) r. Oak-
land
Kingsland Olivia (Variety Publishing Co.) r. Oakland
Kirkpatrick John, watchman, r. 3624a Sixteenth
Kirschbraun H\-man (B. Schwiirtz & Co.) r. 806 Hayes
KOHJLBERG ALBERT M., (M. P. Kchlberg
k Co.) r. 2808 Clay
Kraja Louis, r. 503 Green
Laber J. B., painter, 120 Tenth
La Casa Frank, oysters. 1313 Buchanan
LAGrXA BL.AXCA WATER CO., Fred. S.
Doutj- secretary, room 58, Union Trust Bldg
Landstrom Charles A., tailor, r. 5 Mayre Terrace
Larfen Hans, liquors, SE cor Drumm and Pacific, r.
320 Drumm
Larson Adolph, boatbullder. r. 1102 Twenty-fourth
Lavergne Eugene, maihinest. r. 1308 h; Powell
liAWREXCE GEORGE E. (Lawrence & Banui)
attornev at law. 42-43 Nevada Block, r. 1028 Bush
LAWRENCE <Si BAX-3I (George E. Lawrence
and Alexander R. Baum) atti rnevs at law. rooms
42-43 Nevada Block
Levey Cbarles C. (Union Candy Wksi r. 1113 Sutter
Lick Clarence H.. machinist, r. 1007 Folsom
Macaulay John M. (Macaulay & McCuaig) r. 116
Eleventh
MACAVLAY «& McCVAIG (John M. Macaulay
and George McCuaig) dealers staple and fancy
dry goods, men's furnishing goods, etc., 312 Sixth
t MacAtiliffe G. De Courcy Mrs. (MacAuliffe & Kings-
land) r. Oakland
MADDEN' ^VILLIAM (Reid Jt Madden) r. 407
First
M AISOX DOREE BAKERY, Peterson & Jacob-
son priiprietors, 217 Kearny
Manasse Nathan (Simon & Manasse) r. 1432 Webster
McAfee John. r. 1241^. Market
McAllep Mary J., widow, r. 1917 Mission
McAuliflfe Florence J., clerk, r. 514 Fell
McAuliffe G. rVariey Publishing Co.) r. Oakland
McCallum John H. (John W. Schouten & Co.) r. •>
Russ
McFee Ensign Mrs. treasurer Salvation Army Child-
ren's Home. 328 Brvant
McGLYXN <& O'TOOLE (Frank McGlynn ami
John O'Toole) attorneys at law, rooms 36-37, Ne-
vada Block
McLennan Charles, boots and shoes, 734 Fourth
McLennan Edward, painter, r. 2 Boyd
Medical Soc iety of the Slate of California, W. Watt
Kerr secretarj-. 518 Sutter
Meni-'el Frederick W.. elevator operator, r. 36 Elgiu
Park
MERCANTILE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION, Matthew G. Hummel president, A. E.
Needham secretary. 66 Nevada Block
Merrin M. Mrs., proprietor Rincon House, 322 Third
Messini Frank, expressman, r. 410 Union
Millar. Broi ker & Co. (Thomas G. Millar) smelting
works. «2.5-627 King
Millar Thomas G. (Millar, Brooker k Co.) r. 1034
Bryant
Miller I. H., proprietor Esmond House, 737 Market
Miller Mary E. Miss, r. 1526 Eddy
Mizpah Pre.sbyterian Church. Rev. F. A. Doane act-
ing pastor, Harrison nr Fifth
Modrv t. P. & Co. (E. P. Modrv and M. Lew) 131
Third
MONTE CARLO ROTISSERIE THE, Peter
Allaruie proprietor, 413-415 Pine
Mortee Marj- E. Miss, principal St. Katherine's Epis-
copal School, r. 28 Liberty
Mueller August, bartender, r. 522 Pine
Neil David G., bookbinder, r. 1103 Broadway
Nerio V., liquors, SE cor Sixth and Channel
Niehaus Brothers & Co. (West Berkeley) planing-
mills, office 16 Post
O'Connor Annie E., widow, r. 246 Clementina
O'Neil Frances Miss, proprietor The "Washington,
1210 Mason
O'TOOLE JOHN J. (McGlynn & O'Toole) attor-
ney at law, rooms 36-37 Nevada Block
Oaks Consolidated Mining Co., Thomas A. Fisher
secretary, 510 California, room 6
Odell Isaac, marine engineer, r. 14V. Pfeiflfer
Offermanu John F., proprietor Railroad Exchange, r.
NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Ormond Ethel Miss, teacher, r. 317 Nineteenth
PACIFIC PHONOGR-VPH CO., Louis Gla.st
president, M. L. Sawyer manager, 216 Bush, room
PACIFIC REFINERY AND ASSAY" OF-
FICE, F. & L. F. ReichUng proprietor, 40*
Montgomery
Pacific Builder The (weekly) W. H. Pnrtelle pub-
lisher, 905 Clay
PARKER HARVEY D., liquors, NE cor
Gearv and Stockton
Peterson" Arthur S., Uvery stable, 107-109' New Mont-
gomery, r. 529 Fell
Peterson Walter A., driver, r. 529 Fell
Poland Frank, secretary Woodmen's Guarantee Fund
Association, 64 Flood Bldg, r. 819 Shotwell
Purtelle William H., publisher The Pacific Builder
and San Francisco and .Alameda Builder, 905 Clay
RATTO BAIiT0L03IE0, secretary M( ntgom-
ery Block Real Estate Association, 24 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 82 Montgomery Block
San Francisco and Alameda Co". Builder, W. H. Pur-
ello publisher. 905 Clav
SMITH LOUISE HCM'PREY Mrs., dramatic
reader and teacher elocution, 32 O'Farrell, r. 741
Sutler
!»TEI\BEReEi: A KALISHER. importers Kid
Gloves. Chinese and Japanese silks and silk
hankerchiefs. 14 and 16 Sutter
Variety. Variety Publishing Co. publishers. 3;i9 Phe-
lanBldg ■ 1
Variety Publishing Co. (G. McAuliffe and Olivia
Kjngsland) publishers Variety, 337 Phelan Bldg
Waide Daniel, life insurance, 1 Crocker Bldg, r. 1026
Pine
The San FranGiscG GAIrTx is a Great Newspaper
KDKINS MFG. CO.
*3AlO I=II=TH STREET
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ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
L-KNGL-EV'S
SA/N FRA/NCISCO DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR 1895.
^i^NOTICE.— Names too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., which have occurred
during the printing of the work, will be found on the pages immediately preceding this.
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A A Hun<«e, John F. Bolts proprietor, 304 Kearny
A. and A. LIXE, (Round the World Route), L. F.
Cockroft agent, ticket office, 138 Montgomery
A and K Building, 14 McAllister
A B € GUIDE (monthly) Traffic Publishing Co. pub-
lishers and proprietors, 429 Montgomery
ABC HOIJi^E, John Ferguson proprietor, N\V cor
Kearny and California
Aabel Andrew M., carpenter, r. 126 Fifteenth
Aabel George, machinist, r. 126 Fifteenth
Aabel John T. , machinist, r. 126 Fifteenth
AACHEIV AXD MU.Ml'H FIRE IXSIIRAM'E t'O.
(of Aix-Ia-Chapelle, Germany) Voss, Conrad & Co.
general managers, 204 Sansome
Aagaard Hakon J., painter, r. 328 Fremont
Aaniuison Peter, laborer, r. 757 Harrison
Aaron Aaron (Aaron Bros.)r. 1432 Geary
Aaron Brothers (Aaron and Simon), ladies' furnishing
Aaron David, paper patterns, 137 Sixth, r. 626 Golden
Gate Av
Aaron David Mrs., dressmaker, 137 Sixth, r. 626 Golden
Gate Av
Aaron Emil, cigarmaker C. Fankhauser, r. 1122b Turk
Aaron Ernest, bookkeeper M. Scheyer & Bro., r. Oakland
Aaron Harris, capmaker, r. 154 Shipley
Aaron Harry S., salesman, r. 626 Golden Gate Av
Aaron John, tailor Kavanagh Bros., r. 1319 Broadway
Aaron Joseph, barber, 402 Brannan, r. 27 Laussat
Aaron Leopold, salesman Meier Katten, r. 1432 Gearj-
Aaron Samuel, salesman, r. 503a O'Farrell
Aaron Simon (Aaron Bros.), r. 616 Geary
Aaron Victor, bookkeeper Son Bros. & Co., r. 626 Golden
Gate Av
MS' Aaron. See Aron
Abadie Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 1406b O'Farrell
Abadie Henry, clerk Luigi F. Lastreto, r. 2215 Polk
Abadie John, butcher B. Salles & Co., r. NW cor Fifth
Av South and M
WATSON A, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR GIRCULHRS
WIELA/ND'S
LHGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Abadie John B., butcher B. Salles & Co., r. NW cor
Fifth Av South and M
Abadie Lucien, clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co., r. 2215
Polk
Abadie William Jr., clerk Em. Meyer & Co., r. 2215 Polk
4.BBE8 FRANZ H., painter and decorator and dealer
paints and oils, 1816 Polk, r. 1906 Filbert
Abbey Charles D., laborer, r. 1127i Stevenson
Abbey Edgar W., cashier Herring- Hall-Marvin Co., r.
Oakland
Abbey House, Ann M. Casserly proprietor, junction
Mission and San Jose Roads, Ocean View
Abbey Marie Miss, r. 439 Fell
Abbey Ralph C, horseshoer Albert F. Adams, r. 1127i
Stevenson
Abbiati C. A., musician, r. 704 J Larkin
Abbling Charles, wagon-maker, r. 7 Dale PI
Abbot A. G. Mrs., widow, r. 2633 Sutter
Abbot Edward F., conductor Sutter St. RR. r. 2633
Sutter
Abbot George, clerk, r. 2633 Sutter
ABBOT GEORGE, proprietor San Francisco Wool
Exchange, 412 Townsend, Telephone South 270, r.
Cambridge, Mass.
Abbot M. G. Mrs., r. 1527 Sutter
ABBOT S. lEO.VARD Jr., secretary Security
Savings Bank, 222 Montgomery, Mills Bldg., r. 2411
Abbotsford House, Sigmund Alsberg proprietor, 141&
Broadway, Telephone East 512
ABBOTSFOKD THE, Lauriston & Ross proprietors,
liquors, 22-26 Eddy
Abbott Allan H., ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Abbott Andrew, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
Abbott Annie, widow, r. 2621 Clay
Abbott Belle L. Miss, r. 421 Hyde
Abbott Bridget, widow, r. 743 Brannan
Abbott Charles, cutter Globe Glove Co., r. 862-J Mis-
sion
Abbott Charles H., woolbroker NW cor Fifth and Blux-
ome, Telephone South 64, r. 1632 Vallejo
Abbott Charles W., teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 40
Juniper
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Abbott Dennis, laborer, r. 1014 Montgomery
Abbott E. ilrs., widow, r. 1907 O'Farrell
Abbott Edward S., decorator, 613 Eddy, r. 10 Twelfth
Abbott Elam, paperhanger, r. 10 Twelfth
Abbott Frank H. (D. S. Stanley A: Co.), r. 129 Vicksbiirg
Abbott George, r. 863i Market
Abbott George H., clerk G. W. Arbuckle, r. Alameda
Abbott George H., salesman, r. lOS Grove
Abbott George J., salesman Hale Bros., r. 821 Turk
Abbott George W., clerk Clothing Dept IT. S. A., r. 221
Capp
Abbott House, 109 Fifth
Abbott Isabella L. Miss, cashier Smiths' Cash Store,
r. Alameda
Abbott James K., r. New Western Hotel
Abbott .John M., paperhanger, r. 40.5 Grove
Abbott .Joseph, laborer, r. 743 Brannan
Abbott Mark L. , traveling salesman Crane, Hastings &
Co.
.Vbbott May Miss, seamstress, r. 1321i Stockton
Abbott Ralph H., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
428 Geary
Abbott Sarah Mrs., bakerv and notions, 514 Castro
Abbott S. S. , carpenter, r! 32 Treat Av
Abbott Thomas, liquoi-s, 29 Washington, r. 514 Castro
Abbott Thomas, porter Crane Co., r. 640 Howard
4BBOTT WILLIA.n, cashier Methodist Book Depos-
itary, r. 311 Haight
All';! tt William, liquors, 124 Geary, r. 514 Castro
At)biitt William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Abbott William M. (Cross, Ford, Kelly & Abbott) attor-
ney at law, 101 Sansome, rooms 20-23, r. 311 Haight
BF" Abbott. See Abbot
Abel Bertha, saleslady Charles Krieger, r. 9i Madison
Abel Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Abel Charles, glazier, r. 1611 Folsom
Abel George A. , grain inspector, 42 Merchants Exchange
Bldg, r. 1303 Page
Abel Harry C, clerk, r. 1303 Page
Abel Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1611 Folsom
Abel Hermann, marble cut-ter, r. 236 Minot
Abel Ida C. Mi.ss, seamstress, r. 39 Willows Av
Abel John J., bricklayer, r. 140 Fourth
Abel Margaret T., widow, r. 39 Willow Av
Abel Robert, stairbuilder, r. 1611 Folsom
Abel S., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 423 Bush
Abel William H., sailmaker Joseph J. Dojie, r. 1511
Folsom
»^Abel. See Aabel
Abeling Charles, wagonmaker, r. 7 Dale PI
Abell Kate, widow, r. 25 Natoma
Abell Theresa, widow, r. 1533 Sacramento
Abels Henrj- L. , porter, r. 1606^ Stevenson
.\bels Hermann, cabinet maker, r. 327 Capp
Aben Cbrist)pher (Schilling & Aben) r. 1501 Turk
ABlND POoT (German daily and
we^-kly) ibfud Tost Co. proprietors and
piiltlisbers, .'»:J5 CalKoroia
.IRE.VU POST CO., Charles Samuels president, pro-
prietors and publishers San Francisco Abend Post
(German daily and weekly) 535 California
Abenheim Leopold, teacher languages, r. 1527 Clay, rear
Aber William E. (Frank Rothganger & Co.) r. 832} Har-
rison
Abenuan Julius, rabbi, r. 238 Seventh
Abernethy Clara Mrs. , r. 442i Clementina
Abernathy Henrj% laborer, r."444A Clementina
Aberritztch Oscar, baker, r. 1519 Leavenworth
Abint Biimey, peddler, r. 243 Clara
Able Frederick, cook, r. 148 Pen-y
Abley Fred, cook, r. 15t Scott PI
Abraham Abraham, bookkeeper D. Block Co., r. 2412
Fillmore
Abraham Aoraham, clothing, 400 Pacific
Abraham Amelia, widow, r. 1013 Polk
Abraham Benjamin, manager Maybelle Candy Factory,
r. 1408 Fulton
Abraham Beraard, laborer, r. 36 Victor
Abraham Carl, tailor, r. 302 Turk
Abraham Charles, clerk Jos. S. Warren, r. 834 Fulton
Abraham Charles, proprietor Western Nurserj, N s
Greenwich bet Franklin and Gough
Abraham Christian B., salesman Wichman, Lutgeu & Co.,
r. 323 Eighth Av
Abraham Christopher, salesman W^ichman, Lutgen & Co.,
r. 323 Eighth Av
Abraham David, stock clerk Heller, Bachman & Co., r.
834 Fulton
Abraham F. Mrs., widow, r. N s Greenwich nr Franklin
Abraham Frank, barber, 609 Larkin
Abraham Frederick, porter, r. 249 Clementina
Abraham Gabriel (Rosenblum & Abraham) r. 1146 Turk
Abraham Henrj-, dental student, r. 1408 F^ilton
Abraham Hiram, clerk, r. 701 Larkin
Abraham Hyman (Samuel & Abraham) r. 701 Larkin
Abraham Isadore, tailor, r. 527 Natoma
Abraham Isidor, barber Robert T. Brodek, r. 671 Mc-
Allister
Abraham Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 834 Fulton
Abraham Joseph, superintendent Sutro Heights, r. Forty-
ninth Av nr Ocean Beach
Abraham Lcjuis, commission merchant, r. 834 Fulton
Abraham Max, caterer, 428 Geary, Telephone East 358, r.
930 Broderick
Abraham Max, watches, diamonds and jewelry, 126
Kearny, room c, r. 539 Turk
Abraham Mejer, tailor, r. 36 Grove
Abraham Morris, clerk, r. 1146 Turk
Abraham Nathan, salesman Heller, Bachman k Co., r.
1618 Geary
Abraham Pauline, widow, r. 1408 Fulton
Abraham Philip, insurance broker, 225 Sansome, r. 2412
Fillmore
Abraham Samuel, salesman Graf Bros., r. 834 Fulton
Abraham .Samuel, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1408
Fulton
Abraham Simon, expressman, r. 1433 Mission
Abraham Thomas, seaman, r. 103 Clark
l^" Abraham. See Abrahams, Abram and Abrams
Abrahams Abraham, bookkeeper Louis Abrahams, r.
1429 Buchanan
Abrahams Frederick, clerk Sun Insurance Office, r. 626
Eddy
Abrahams Harry, salesman Louis Abrahams, r. 605 Mc-
Allister
Abrahams Henrj-, shirtcutter, r. 2403i California
Abrahams Hyman, hatter Joseph Harris, r. 1820 Powell
Abrahams Joseph, porter Friedman & Rogers, r. 605 Mc-
AlHster
Abrahans Joseph, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 1316 Webster
Abrahams Lesser, hatter, 1306 Powell
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 4-6 Clay, r. 605 McAllister
Abrahams Louis, peddler, r. 31 Chesley
Abrahams Meyer, cutter Louis Abrahanxs, r. 1316 Web-
ster
Abrahams Morris, tailor, r. 282 Stevenson
Abrahams Morris, tailor Louis Abrahams, r. 622 Clay
Abrahams Morris, salesman, r. 1321 Ellis
Abrahams Moses, traveling salesman Graf Bros. , r. 605
McAllister
Abrahams Robert, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Abrahams Sarah, widow, r. 921 Webster
Abrahams Zike, r. 310 Stockton
Abrahamson Alexander, capitalist, r. 1418 Sutter
Abrahamson Antone E., engineer, r. 30^ Stanley PI
Abrahamson Benjamin P., manager P. Abrahamson,
r. 2 Golden PI
Abrahamson Elvina, widow, r. 871 Folsom
Abrahamson Josephine, widow, r. 21 J Chesley
Abrahamson Julius, manager I. H. Lichenstein, 528
Montgomerj-, r. 1313 Green
Abrahamson Ludwig, driver, r. 871 Folsom
Abrahamson Moses P., bookkeeper P. Abrahamson, r.
1022 Hyde
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERy STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
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ABRylHAMS4»X PETER, proprietor and inventor
Abrahatnson's System of Perfect Ventilation, 2
Eighth, r. 1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Peter J., driver Whitney Transfer Co., r. 871
Folsoni
ABKAHAMSON'S SYSTEM OF PERFECT VEX-
TILATIOX, P. Abrahamson proprietor, 2 Eightli
Abram Robert, stage carjjenter Baldwin Theater, r. 38
Linden Av
Abram William, assistant propertyman Baldwin Theater,
r. 38 Linden Av
Abramovich Andrew (Abramovich Bros.) r. 1654 Polk
Abramovich Brothers (John and Andrew) fruits and
produce, 1654 Polk, Telephone East 431
Abramovich Drago, r. 400 Devisadero
Abramovich John (Abramovich Bros.) r. 1654 Polk
Abramowitz Joseph, second-hand clothing, 1028 Howard
Abrams Abraham, laborer, r. 1312J Mission
Abrams Abraham, peddler, r. 709 Vallejo
ABRAMS ALBERT, P-y^iCao, «fl.ee
4.°{1 t.«'ar.v, liMiii-s I tu .i P. H, Siindayi« l«t
to II A. M. Telephone .Main 1983. r." 2436
Fillmore, Telephone M'e.st:{06
Abrams David, tailor, r. 456 Minna
Abrams David, merchant, r. 419 Ashbury
Abi-ams Donald E., car dispatcher Market St. Ry., r. 2317
Mission
Abrams George, helper Ruddock & Purcell, r. 709 Val-
lejo
Abrams H. & Co. (Herman Abrams) loan offlee, 785 Mis-
sion
Abrams Herman (H. Abrams & Co.) r. 617^ McAllister
Abrams Herman, operator G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 1811
Powell
Abrams Henry C. , harnesemaker, r. 532 Grove
Abrams Henry M. (M. L. Levy & Co) r. 47 Post
Abrams Isaac, collector, r. 709 Vallejo
Abrams Isaac, merchant, r. 1624 Sutter
Abrams Isa^c, salesman A. & T. Weil & Co., r. 591 Ellis
Abrams Jacob, teamster, r. 209 Linden Av
Abrams Jacob, boots and shoes, 534 Kearny, r. 1036 Sac-
ramento
Abrams Jacob, teamster Charles Jacobson & Co., r. 209
Linden Av
Abrams James M. , brick contractor, r. 1136 Howard
Abrams Joseph D. , salesman A. Andrews, r. 221 Mont-
gomery
Abrams Keve, peddler, r. 313 Langton
Abrams Lippman, tailor, r. 709 Vallejo
Abrams Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 1624 Sutter
Abrams Louis, actor, r. 1624 Sutter
Abrams Louis, plumber Harrj' Wendt, r. 222i Grove
Abrams Louisa, widow, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Abrams Marcus, r. 524 Golden Gate A\
Abrams Marx, barber, r. 3 Harrison Av
Abrams Max, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 222 J
Grove
Abrams Ma.x, tailor, r. 456 Minna
Abrams Max, tailor, 320 Montgomery Av, r. 1308 Jack-
son
Abrams Morris, junk dealer, r. 166 Silver
Abrams Nathan, merchant, r. 1624 Sutter
Abrams Sadie Miss, teacher music, r. 1624 Sutter
Abrams Samuel, salesman Rosenthal Bros & Co., r. 524
Golden Gate Av
Abrams Samuel, bookkeeper Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co.,
r. 166 Silver
Abrams Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 625 Bush
Abrams William, bookkeeper, r. 1624 Sutter
Abrams William, expressman, r. 222i Grove
8^ Abrams. See Abraham, Abrahams and Abram
Abramsky S.D. Mrs., r. 312 Eddv
Abramsky W. H., clerk E. S. Pil'lsbury, r. 312 Eddv
Abramson David, merchant, r. 1409 Octavia
Abr.tnison Edward, vice-president Abramson-Heu
nisch Co., 26-28 Main, r. Chicago, 111.
"PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
••Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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(Incorporated) Adam lleunisch presldeui,
Ed>var4l Abramson vlee-pre.sident, Albert
HeiiniHch .secretary, C. Sf. Spiero treasurer,
bottlers*, liquor dealers and drn^gists'
supplies and corks, 3«.38 Main, Telephone
Main IMT. Eastern a;ldresse.s, 174 E.Kan,
dolph. Chicago. 76 Spring \ew York.
European addresses, « Mendelsohn, Berlin,
35 Boulevard De Strasburg, Paris.
Abramson Otto, seaman, r. 454 Main
Sy Abramson. See Abrahamson
Abrate Caroline, widow, r. 506 Greenwich
Abrate Louis, gardener Josejth Carbone, r. W s Mission
Road nr Sickles Av, Ocean View
Abrate Mariana, dressmaker, r. 736 Green, rear
Abrego George A., barber William Ryan, r. 10* Allen
Abresro Ysmael M. , salesman Miller, Sloss &"Scott r
Oakland
Abrook John, boat builder, r. 663 Howard
Abt Charles, carrier Post Office, r. Alameda
Abt Moritz, groceries, wines and liquors, 823 Vallejo
Aburns Albert, laborer, r. 529 Valeucia
AIADKMV BlIlLBIKCi, 330 Pine
Acdemy Hall, 927 Mission
Academy House, Charles L. Vercsuteri proprietor, 70.'i
California
■ ACADEMY OF LA.>-(;irAfiE8, Professor T. B. De
Filippe proprietor, 320 Post
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES BIIILDI.\C:, 819 Mar
ket
Academy of the Immaculate Conception, 1212-1214
Guerrero
ACADEMY OF THE SACKED HEART, con-
ducted by the Ladies of the Sacred Heart, SW cor
Franklin and Ellis
Acadia Hall, 421 Post
Accounting and Auditing Co., Walter TurnbuU presi-
dent, 320 Sansome, room 53, Telephone Main 1634
Aced Dionisia, widow, r. 1413a Mason
Aced Manuel, clerk, r. 1413a Mason
Aced Pilar Miss, teacher languages, r. 1413a Mason
Aceret Emil, bartender Am. Liquor Co., r. 425 Grove
Aceret Jacob, gardener Masonic Cemetery, r. 425
Grove
Aceves Dolores Mrs. , r. 21 Sherwood PI
Ach Henry (Rothschild & Ach), attorney at law, 303 Cali-
fornia, Telephone West 275, r. 2419 Webster
Ach Julius, commission merchant, 303 California, room
19, r. 2015 Bush
Achard Julia A. Mrs., midwifp, r. 5.i5 Mission
Achard Meliton, butcher, r. .555 Mission
Achard William (Achard & Maulsby), r. 528 Third
Achard William L., secretary Whitney Transfer Co., 3
Commercial, r. Oakland
Achard & Maulsby (William Achard and Frank Maulsby),
restaurant, 528 Third
Acheson Alexander W., bookkeeper Olympic Club, r. 6
Seymour Av
Acheson Bernard, gardener, r. 300 Twelfth Av
Acheson Robert, hop merchant, r. 15 Scott
B^Acheson. See Ackerson, Atchioson, Atchison and
Atkinson
Achilles Thomas F., shipcarpenter, r. 145 Hancock
Achim Nicholas, peddler, r. 233 Green
Achin J., laundrjanan, r. 633 Broadway
Achorn Henry F., conductor, r. 121 Twenty-ninth
Achulich Paul, machinist, r. 321 Bush
AckplJohn, longshoreman P. C. SS Co., r. 1321 Stock-
ton
Ackenheim Mitchell A., conductor Sutter St. RR., r
1322J Larkin
Acker Catherine A. , widow, r. 2415 Bush
Acker Frances, widow, r. 825 Post
Acker Francis V., contractor, 1327 Bush, r. 2417 Bu-
chanan
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
C. BROWN &
Peirier-JouGt & Go. Gtianipaoiie »
EXTRA DRY "Special."
B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Acker Frank \'. , bi'ass molder, r. 825 Post
Acker Franz, tailor, 307 Leavenworth
AC'KEK !VIC'HOLA>!> A., patent attorney, 137 Mont-
gomery, room 7, Telephone Main 1784, r. Fruitvale,
Alameda Co.
8^" Acker. See Aker
Ackerlund John, staman.r. 229 East
Ackemian Andrew M., laborer, r. 1610 Green
Ackerman Charles, contractor, r. 650b Jessie
Ackerman Charles, clerk The Owl Drug Co., r. 2738
Folsom
Ackerman Charles, seaman, r. 229 East
Ackerman Charles L. (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
man), attorney at law, 426 California, r. The Bald-
win, Telephone South 290
Ackennan David, butcher, r. 830 Geary
Ackerman Edward (Ackemian & Kohn), r. 1316 Sutter
Ackennan Emanuel P., salesman D. N. & E. Walter
& Co., r. 1514 California
Ackerman Gottlieb C, butcher, r. 218 Eleventh
ACKERMAN HENRY L., superintendent S. F. Dis-
trict Telegraph Co. and cashier Municipal Burglar
Alarm Co. , 206 Kearny, rooms 8-9, r. 220 Eddy
Ackerman Hermann, master mariner, r. 2738 Folsom
ACKERMAN ISIDORE H., man.ger Cook &Co.,
123 Kearny, r. 1423 Sutter
ACKERMAN ISIDORE S., manager Anglo-Amer-
ican Crockery and Glassware Co., 108-110 Pine,
Telephone West 160, r. 2419 Washington,
Ackerman John D., timber lands, 420 California, r(3om
27, r. Oakland
Ackerman Mary Mrs. , dressmaking, r. 218 Eleventh
Ackerman Robert, seaman, r. 9 Madison Av
Ackerman SamuelJ., salesman D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1514 California
Ackerman Samuel S., solicitor Atlas Assurance Co., r.
2419 Washington
Ackerman Sigmmid L. (L. Greenbavmi & Co.) r. 2202
Jackson, Telephone West 828
Ackerman T. W., clerk, r. 40 Minna
Ackennan Ulrich, chemist and assay er State Assay
office, r. Alameda
Ackerman & Kohn (Edward Ackerman and Phillip
Kohn), carpets, 117-121 Geary
Ackennan William C, compositor Valleau & Oliver, r.
121 Silver
KF" Ackerman. See Akemian
Ackerniann Agnes Mrs. , housekeeper, 23 Kearny
Ackermann Charles, bartender, r. 1513 Polk
Ackers William, teamster J. J. Duffy & Co., r. 304
Washington
Ackerson Catherine, widow, r. 5 Welsh
Ackerson Emma V., widow, r. 306 Green
Ackerson George, hostler Suhr &, Dierks, r. SE cor
Pierce and Eddy
ACKERSON (iEORGE E., Deputy Sheriff and wines
and liquors, SW cor Third and Howard, r. 708a
Guerrero
Ackerson Hiram, carpenter, r. 117 Eddy
Ackerson Patrick, laborer, r. 532 Howard
Ackersom William W., (Ackerson & Paterson) r. 740
Oak, Telephone West 359
ACKERSON A PATERSON (William W. Acker-
son and William Paterson) contractors and builders,
313 Montgomery
B^Ackerson. See Acheson, Atchison, Atchinson and
Ackley Adelia C, domestic 2921 California
ACKLE¥ EDWARD, collector, 124 Sansome, rooms
19-20, Telephone Main 1884, r. 2917 Harrison
Ackley Henry S., master Stmr yueen, r. 1414 Hyde
Ackley John B., teamster A. E. Buckman, r. 5 Belcher
Ackley Mary E., widow, r. 421 Oak
Ackman Andrew, laborer, r. 1610 Green
l^"Ackman. SeeAkmann
Acme Art Co., 20 Ellis, room 53
ACME ENGRAVING CO., A. C. Cunningham
manager, wood, wax, metal and photo engravers,
electrotypers and rubber stamps, 436 Montgf«merv '
ACME HOUSE, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 957
Market
Acme Rubber Co., A. Besant manager, 235 Kearny
Acme White Lead and Color Works (Detroit, Mich.)
Alfred R. Kelly agent, 303 California, room 20
Acors Anna G., widow, r. 1433 Mission
Acosta Anna Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1500 Taylor
Acres Richard T. (Acres & Williams) r. 817 Montgomery
ACRES & WILLIAMS <H.cuar....
Acres aud Henry E. r. Milliaiiis) book-
binders, blankbook uian nfactnr ers,.
paper riiler;* an<l printers, 'il'i Coniiiier>
eial, Teleplione Main 43:{
Acton Fannie Mrs., physician, r. 1651^ Mission
Acton John, shoemaker, r. 153 Minna
ACTON JOHN B., wines and liquors, 325 Sansome,
r. 2216 Webster
Acton John L., shoemaker, r. 220 Clara
Acton Joseph (Acton & Hagerman) r. 501 Post
Acton Richard, harness, 2803 Mission, r. 534 Twenty-
fourth
Acton Robert, foreman P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 834^ Fif-
teenth
Acton & Hagennan (Joseph Acton and William Hager-
man) liquors, SW cor Post and Mason
Acty Thomas, bricklayer, r. Park Hotel
Adae Carl A. G. , special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co. (of
New York)
Adair Bert, butcher, r. 2620 Bush
Adair Charles J., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1337
Twenty-fourth
Adair Robert G., machinist Union Iron Wks., r. 1016
Powell
Adair William H. (Buniett Ci.), r. 1331 Pine
Adam A. A. , journalist, r. 7 Montgomery Av
ADAM GEORGE, phvsician and surgeon, 146 Phelaii
Bldg, Telephone East 471, r. 2123 Larkin
Adam John W. , plasterer, r. 2 Morris Av
Adam L. Douglas, asst City Editor Call, r. 2037 Taylor
Adam Michael, fireman George F. Day, r. 60 Jessie
Adam Robert, bakerj-, 1101 Howard
Adam Thomas Mrs., r. 814 Hayes
Adam William, artist The Baxter Portrait Co., r. 2.^
Eddy
Adami Christopher, saloonkeeper, r.825 Vallejo
Adami Henry, cook Philadelphia House
Adami John, cooper, r. 825 Vallejo
Adami John, paper carrier, r. 2228 Union
fi^" Adami. See Adamy
Adamko Andrew, teamster, r. 49 Jessie
Adams Ada Miss, retoucher T. O. Marceau, r. 1122
Twelfth Av South
Adams Adolph, dairy produce, 617 Greenwich
Adams Albert, clerk George Adams, r. 4 Church PI
Adams Albert F., horseshoer, 2309 Mission, Telephone
Mission 197, r. 1822 San Carlos Av
Adams Albert F., adjuster, 423 Washington, r. Alameda
Adams Alexander P. (A. P. Adams & Co.) r. 23 Park
Road
Adams Alfred J., conductor, r. 3205 Clay
Adams Almira H., widow, r. 318 Capp
Adams Alonzo, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
ADAMS AMOS C. (Adams & Adams), r. 2401 Webster
Adams Andrew, capitalist, r. 123 Eddy
Adams Anna, widow, r. 600 Fulton
Adams A. P. & Co. (Alexander P. and M. E. Adams)
coffee roasters, 139 First
Adams Archibald H., mnfr's agent, 122 Davis
Adams Arthur L., clerk newspaper division Post Office,
r. 1800 Dupont
Adams Benjamin, bootblack, SE cor Ellis and Powell, r.
12 Ellis
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
s^ilfCRi^BE 5flft FRflNGlSGO Gf\LL"?,.Sr
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Adams Benjamin, foreman stockronm W. H. Nolan &
C<i., r. East Oakland
Adams Bertran, clerk, r. 318 Capi>
ADAMS BOOTH <'0. (Sacramento) wholesale gro-
cers, office 405 Front, room 4
Adams Bridget, widow, r. 856 Brannan
Adams Brothers (Conrad and John) liquors, 1622 Stock-
tm
Adams Burr, laborer, r. 755 Mission
Adams C, waiter stmr Colima
Adams Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 710 Green
Adams Cathella Miss, porclain artist, r. 1910 Hyde
ADAMS t". F. CO. THE, James Price manager, deal-
ers household goods, 156 Fifth
Adams C. Frank, accountant, r. 300 Pennsylvania Av
Adams Charles, bartender, r. 707 Valencia
Adams Charles, laborer, r. 11 2 Pennsylvania Av
Adams Charles, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 1511 Powell
Adams Charles, merchant tailor, 1384 Market, r. 12175
Hayes
Adams Charles, ship joiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
ADAMS CHAKLES A. (Adams & Adams) r. 1801
Pierce
ADAtIS CHAKLES B., care of Fred. Woodworth,
25 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
ADA.MS CHAKLES C. (The Whitaker & Ray Co., in-
corporated) r. 723 Market
Adams Charles D., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1122
Twelfth Av, South
Adams Charles F., cashier Butler & Haldan, r. 1910
Hyde
Adams Charles F. , teamster, r. 317 Green
Adams Charles H., attorney at law, 17-19 Mills Bldg.,
8th floor, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Adams Charles H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Baldwin House
Adams Charles M., conductor, r. 41 4d Devisadero
Adams Charles W., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 5 Uranus
Adams Charles W., clerk Albright Bros., r. 329 Ellis
AD.i.MS CH.4.KLES W.. Deputy Commissioner State
Bureau of Labor Statistics, 220 Sutter, room 16, r.
Oakland
Adams Chester L., machinist Shreve & Co., r. 1215 Ma-
son
Adams Conrad (Adams Bros.) r. 825 Vallejo
Adams Edward, painter, r. 331 Green
Adams Edward, salesman Pac. Cycle Co. , r. 636 Golden
Gate Av
Adams Edward, waiter, r. Victoria nr Palmetto Av,
Ocean View
Adams Edward, liquors, 1051 Howard
Adams Edward F. , manager Cal. Fruit Exchange, 3 Cali-
fornia, r. Wrights
Adams Edward G., plasterer H. Stettin & Co., r. 104
McAllister
ADAMS EDWARD M., manager Langley's San
Francisco Directory, oftioe 518 Clay, Telephone Main
1680, r. 1508 California
Adams Edwin E., glove cutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r.
Alameda
Adams Edwin F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 414d Dev-
isadero
Adams Edwin W., r. 634 Golden Gate Av
Adams Ellen, widow, r. Victoria nr Palmetto Av, Ocean
View
Adams Emil, confectionery, 394 Sixth
Adams Emil, paper hanger, r. 447 Natoma, rear
Adams Emma, widow, r. 838.J Harrison
Adams Emma C. Mrs., r 1511 Powell.
Adams Ernest H., traveling salesman, r. Lick House
Adams Erskine, cook, r. 15 Auburn
Adams E. S. , mine ojjerator, r. New Western Hotel
Adams F., carpenter, r. 465 Stevenson
Adams Forest E., clerk, r. 1812 Steiner
Adams Frances Miss, saleslady, r. 135 Collingwood
Adiiiiis Frank, carpenter, r. 1440 Twenty-si.\th
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UT75RKET STREET
I Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
t XIany Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
1 Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg BottliD^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Adams Frank, watchman Telegraph Hill Observator'-^
Adams Frank E., conductor, r. 854 Mission
Adams Frank E., clerk E. K. Wood Lumber Co., r. 501
Harrison
Adams Frank P., conductor, r. 1911 McAllister
Adams Frederick H., sailmaker Hendrix & Eraser, .r
1112 Broadway
Adams George, clerk Peter Bacigalupi, r. 24 Dorland
Adams George, crockery, glass and tinware, 115 Third,
r. 4 Edith PI
Adams George, e.\pressman, r. 2312 Jones
Adams George E., conductor, r. 3017 Sacramento
Adams George E., butcher, 2773 Sixteenth, r. 1907 Har-
rison
Adams George H., r. 615 Taylor
Adams George M., cutter U. S. Mint, r. 305 Devisadero
Adams George Perry, clerk Albert F. Adams, 423 Wash-
ington
Adams George R. (Geo. R. Adams & Co.) r. Berkeley
Adams George R. & Co. (George R. Adams and Charles
E. Knapp ) real estate, Ocean town site agents, 20
Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Adams George W. , r. 507 Pine
Adams George W. , agent Equitable Life Assurance So-
ciety, 11 Crocker Bldg, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams George W., limiber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 707
Stockton
Adams Hannah W., widow, r. 300 Pennsylvania Av
Adams Harry B., clerk Belden & Cofran, r. The Victoria
Adams Harry W., contracting agent Chicago, Rock
Island and Pac. Ry. Co., r. 534 Bush
Adams Henrj', bartender M. Detels & Co., r. 514 Davis
Adams Henry, grocer, r. 791 Sutter
Adams Henry D., gripman, r. 426 n Devisadero
Adams Henry G. , shoemaker, 1771 Ellis
Adams Henry H. , mining secretary, r. 724 Gough
Adams Henry H., salesman Phelps & Miller, r. Oakland
Adams Hiram W., carpenter and builder, 1306 Mission, r.
1540 Howard
Adams House, Henry Greaves proprietor, 519 Sacra-
mento
Adams Idella M. Miss, stenographer, r. 318 Capji
Adams Isaac, barber, r. 627 Bush
Adams Jacob (Adams & Rohrer) r. 824 Lombard
Adams James, r. .30^ Washington Av
Adams James, longshoreman, r. 331 Green
AD.AMS JAMES C. attorney at law, 206 Sansome
rooms 9-10, r. 949 First, Oakland
Adams James H. , collector, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams James S., compositor Examiner, r. 2034 Scott
Adams Jay W., traveling passenger agent Chicago and
Alton RR. . 628 Market, r. Occidental Hotel
Adams J. M. Miss, with Singer MnfgCo., r. 316 Taylor
Adams J. N., r. 506 Jones
Adams Joel, laborer, r. 831 Bryant
Adams John (Adams Bros.) r. 825 Vallejo
Adams John, horseshoer, John Kilcommon, r. 1420
P(jwell
Adams John, restaurant and lodgings, 1443 Harrison
Adams John, teamster, r. 1747 Mission
Adams John A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 333
O'Farrell
Adams John C, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterv, r. 2623
Sutter
Adams John C, teamster, r. 4i Dehon
Adams John E. (Brown & Adams) r. 2220 Jackson
Adams John F., barber, 260 Third, r. 21 Ritch
Adams John F., buyer H. Levi & Co., r. 905 Ellis
Adams John F., helper Golden State and Miners Iron
Wks, r. 625 Harrison
Adams John G., r. 1511 Powell
Adams John G., contractor and builder, office 16 Pust,
r. 761 Haight
Adams John I., hack driver, r. 476 Jessie
Adams John J., waiter Albert Breuss, r. 707b Stockton
Adams John M. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Golden Gate Av
Adams John Q. , attorney at law, r. 122 Turk
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Adams John Q., commission agent, 123 California, r. XE
cor Clay and Laurel
Adams John q., driver Edward P. Walsh, r. 1327 Har-
rison
Adams John Q. Ke v., pastor Westminster Presbvterian
Church, r. 129 Haight
Adams John Q., watchman Arctic Oil Wks, r. 603 Polk
Adams John S., laborer, r. 625 Harrison
Adams John S., policeman, r. 1812 Steiner
Adams John W., laborer, r. 2 Morris Av
Adams Joseph, merchant, r. 4 Edith PI
Adams Joseph, musician, r. 237 Stevenson
Adams Joseph A., janitor, r. 1222 Bush
Adams Juanita, fruit packer, r. 7 Telegraph PI
Adams Kate Mrs. , teacher shorthand, r. 109 Montgomery
Adams Katie, widow, r. 719 Golden Gate Av
Adams Katie Mrs. , r. 456 Xatoma
Adams L., traveling salesman, r. 822 Shotwell
Adams Laura Miss, r. 553 Jessie
.iD.lM!^ LAW SOX S. (Adams-Booth Co., Sacra-
mento) 405 Front room 4, r. 825 Bush, Telephone
East 557
Adams Lawson S. Jr., with Adams-Booth Co., r. 825 Bush
Adams Lena Miss, stenographer, r. 318 Capp
Adams Lorenzo O. (Tavlor, Adams & Pritchard) r. 31
Hill
Adams Louis, r. 100 Noe
Adams Louis J., longshoreman, r. 153.V Third
Adams Lucia E. Miss, clerk Am. Tract Society, r. 129
Haight
Adams Lucv F. Miss, teacher Henrv Durant Primary
School, v. 1910 Hyde
Adams Mary, widow, r. 856 Brannau
Adams Mary Mrs., lodgings 105 CTark
Adams Mary A., widow, r. Alms House
Adams Mary T., widow, r. 27 Bernard
Adams May Miss, actress, r. Koster House
Adams M. E. (A. P. Adams & Co.) r. 23 Park Road
Adams Nelson J., r. 1413 Fulton
Adams Nicholas, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Rv. , r.
118 Valley
Adams O. B., r. 755 Mission
Adams Octavian R., janitor, r. 1540 Howard
Adams Oscar B., clerk, r. 23 Park Road
Adams Richard, r. 329i Green
Adams Robert, baker, r. 1101 Howard
Adams Robert, cook, r. 626 Merchant
Adams Robers, laborer, r. 142i Clara
Adams Robert L., stenographer Hotel Gazette, r. 615
Stockton
Adams Sadie, widow, r. 525 Harrison
Adams Sadie Mrs., Inspector Custom House, r. St. Nich-
olas Hotel
Adams Samuel, hackman, r. 809 Eighteenth
Adams Samuel, laborer, r. 11 Clyde
Adams Samuel, shipwright, r. 324 Twenty-eighth
Adams Samuel S., laborer, r. 117 Drumm
Adams Sarah, widow, r. 18 Beaver
Adams Thomas, laborer, r. 6 Decatur
Adams Thomas R., 1st Lieutenant 5th Artillery U. S. A.
Fort Mason
Adams Timothy W. , sawmaker. r. 809a Twentieth
Adams Victoria Miss, cashier Peter Bacigalujii, r. 24
Dorland
Adams A'olney P., bookkeeper, r. 714 Buchanan
Adams Walter A. , carpenter, r. 922 Minna
Adams Walter H. (Stetson- Renner Drayage Co.) r. 1436
Post
Adams Wenzel, provisions, 1072 Howard
Adams William, bookkeeper Adams & Rohrer, r. 824
Lombard
Adams William, clerk, r. 621 York
Adams William, laborer Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oakland
Adams William, salesman Wm. H. Miner, r. Hotel
Sutherland
Adams William A., longshoreman, r. 331 Green
Adams William A., paperhanger, r. 456 Natoma
L Jr., janitor, i
Adams William A.
331 Green
Adams William F., cementworker, r. 104 McAllister
Adams William F. , salesman A. Levy & Co., r. 7 Tele-
graph PI
Adams William H., shoemaker, r. 11 Moss
Adams William H. H., porter Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 279 Jessie
Adams William J., engineer, 132 Market, room 15, r.
ADAMS WILLIAM J., wholesale lumber and ship-
ping merchant, and president Washington Mill Co. ,
10 Market, and vice-president Pacific Pine Lumber
Co., 121 Market, Telephone Drumm 33, r. MenL,
Park
Adams William J., driver I. Satori & Co., r. 423 Bush
ADAMS WILLIAM L., p.,,..,.,,.
•i:9 4;eary, ottiri- hours In A. M. to Vi M. »iift
at li»» Mason ,' p. M., Tflephoiio Main
509*. r. <'»!«iiios (Inb
Adams William McKay, shoemaker, r. 354 Twenty-fourth
Adams William S., coffeeroaster A. P. Adams & Co., r.
625 Harrison
Adams William T., traveling salesman Sanborn, Vail
Co., r. 410 Post
Adams Willis, bootblack, 631 Sacramento, r. 644^ How-
ard
.\dams Zebediah B., driver Am. Steam Laundry, r. 1904
Golden Gate Av
ADAMS A ADA.MS (Amos C. and Charies A.) attor-
neys at law, 137-139 Phelan Bldg, Telephone Main
ADAMS & CARTER ...n... ,.
Ki'uwnell snecessor to> ageufis Fnie ^aii<
iier or Ore Concentrator, 13J market,
room 15
Aadms & Co. (Peter Ward) real estate, 1026 Seventeenth
Adams & Rohrer (Jacob Adams and Jacob Rohrer)
proprietors Broadway Brewery, SW cor Treat Av
and Nineteenth
Adamson Alexander, clerk, r. 19 Noe
Adamson August, boilermaker, r. 2102 Greenwich
Adamson Charles A., barber, 408i Sixth
Adamson James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 312
Texas
Adamson John, clerk, r. 310 Montgonierj' Av
Adamson Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co. , r.
1913 Stevenson
Adamson Richard Jr., salesman James Hanley, r. 1913
Stevenson
Adamson William, longshoreman, r. 310 Montgomerj- Av
Adamson William, mechanical engineer, r. Nev/ Western
Hotel
Adamson William R. H., accountant, r. 1418 Fulton
Adaniy William, clerk, r. 37 Lafayette, rear
tf^ Adaniy . See Adami
AD(-0<'k C'H.4KLES E., millinery, 10 Kearny, r.
Berkeley
Adeock Frank, millinei: Charles E. Adcock
Adcock John T., c erk Charies F. Doe & Co., r. 906
Valencia
Adcock Kate Mrs., manager Charles E. Adcock, r.
Berkelej-
Adcock Robert A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 24
Madison Av
Adcock William X., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 18 Hickorv
Av
Adderley Stanley, sponges, shells and chamois, 6 Post,
r. 1610 Larkin
Adderson George W. , draughtsman H. G. LajTig
Addicks Gus, clerk H. C. Tonnemacher, r. 554 ^'alencia
Addicks John H., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 620 Willard
Addington Stephen, journalist, r. 3028 California
Addis Robert C., clerk John Joost, r. 83 Everett
Addison Dora Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1774J Folsoni
Addison George Mrs., widow, r. 1929 Stevenson
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
t Work
Room 20
Bituminous Rocit and Ce
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERy STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
HJHX COKL OIL GHS ENGINES
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Addison James, foreman Risdon I. and L. Wks., r. 617
Central Av
Addison James H., painter, r. 1774f Folsom
Addison Sarah, widow, r. 415i Tehama
ADDISOK THOMAS, District Manager General Elec-
trictCo., 15 First, Telephone Main 172, r. Berkeley
Addy F., secimd steward stmr City of Puebla
Ade George W., clerk M. J. Brandenstein ifc Co., r. Hotel
Savoy
Ade Joseph, brewer, r. 21 Rausch
Adelaide House, William R. Baker proprietor, 705 Mis-
sion
Adelberg K. A., specialist, 103 Geary, r. 117 Cedar Av
Adelmann Joseph, musician, r. 1225 Folsom
Adelphia House, Edward Rolkin i)roprietor, 909 Keanij*
Adelsdorfer Alfred (Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein) r. 1718
Bush
Adelsdorfer Ernest, bookkeeper M. Blaskower & Co., r.
1605 Goiigh
Adelsdorfer John C, clerk American Import Co., r. 1605
Gough
Adelsdorfer Joseph, r. 1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer Louis, r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer Ma,\, mnfrs agent, 523 Market, r. 1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer Rosa, widow, r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer William, r. 610 O'Farrell
ADELSDORFER & BRANDEN-
red .irtolsdorler ainl .>lan-
Ki-niKleiisteiii) importers
tea.<4, coifees and .splt'es and proprietors
>Vashinuton Mauiit°acluriiiG:<'o., l*-l9First
Telephone .Main 950, and Western Pre-
serve to., SE cor Fifteenth and !Siiot-
well, Telephone .Mission 91. offlee if«
Market
Adelson Heyman B. optician and stationer, 2 Si.xth, r. S
Moss
Adelson Max, tailor, r. 8 Moss
Adelstein Bernard, junk, r. 7 Olive Av
Adelstein Jacob, cutter Hoffman, .\lexander & Co., r. 7
Olive Av
Adelstein Louis, clerk George J. Beeht, r. 7 Olive Av
ADE\ K. .J. K., president Piper, Aden, Goodall Co.,
■ 7 Clay, r. Vallejo, Cal.
Adie Ellen G. Miss, private school, 2012 Pine
Adie Maiy P. Miss, pri\ate school, 2012 Pine
Adjustable Last Co., Moroney ifc Liverniore managers,
646 Mission
Adjuster Company The (incorporated) publishers Tlie
Adjuster, J. F. Riley pre.sident, J. F. Mayer, sec-
retary, J. A. Carey editor, 316 California
Adjuster The (monthly) The Adjuster Co., publishers,
office 316 California
Adkins Geurge A., sailmaker, r. 1334 Sacraniei;to
ADKIXS VER.iLD F., manager The Adkins Manu-
facturin«r Co. , 640 Fifth, r. 2622 Howard
Adkins John M., motorman Market St. Rv., r. 1027 Mc-
Allister
Adkins Jnsepli M., motorman, v. IftlH Paye
ADKINS MANUFACTURING CO.
TUp <ierald F. Adkins manager, ex-
I rlLi elusive luauntaetnrers of the un-
surpassed Aidion anti-t'rietion babbit
metal, also maniifaelurers and Mhole-
.salers of tlie leading packings and all
engineers' supplies, lubricating oils and
compounds, ottice and works 4i4U Fifth,
Telephone South 49t
Adlam Benjamin, seaman, r. Almshouse
Adler Aaron A., grain broker, 212 Sai;.som.", room 30,
r. 2619 Laguna, Telephone West 842
Adlet Adolph, bookkeeper Katz & Sons, r. Golden Gate,
Cal.
Adler Albert C, bookkeeper, r. 711 Jones
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
ADLER ALBERT S. physician and
surgeon, otiice and r. 1113 8utter, olliee
hours 1 to 3 and : to 8 P. M., Sunday 10 10
11 A. lU. Telephone East 590
Adler Benjamin, traveling salesman, r. 2324 Fillmore
Adler Bennett, r. 1812 Webster
Adler Charles, capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Adler Charles, porter Brooklyn Hotel
Adler David, butcher William Adler, r. 527 Octavia
Adler David, upholsterer, r. 313 Waller
Adler Edna Miss, millinerj', 1513 Market
Adler Elkan, r. 1820 Buchanan
Adler Ernestine, widow, r. 2197 Devisadero
Adler Eugenia Miss, teacher music, r. 2131 Bush
AI>LER FREE KIIKDERGAKTEN, Miss A. L.
Manning principal, SE cor Second and Folsom
.A1>LER H.ARRV B., proprietor Frank's Billiard
Parlors, 8-12 Eddy, Telephone South 438, r. 101;".
Golden Gate Av,
Adler Ha!T\' F., salesman Stiner, Straus & Hyman, r.
124 Eddy
Adler Henry A., salesman Phil Seldner & Co!, r. 730
Twer.ty-second
.4DLER HERMAKW, law and collection agency, 410
Montgomerj', r. 2026 Bush
Adler J., second officer stmr Eureka
Adler Jacob, porter Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. 740
Howard
Adler Jacob, solicitor Alliance Assurance Co. , r. 1306 Post
Adler John, packer, r. 949 Howard
Adler Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 527 Octavia
Adler Joseph, manager Davis Bros., r. 739 Twenty-secona
Adler Leopold, shoemaker, 408i Larkin, r. 513 Franklin
Adler Louis, electrotyper Schmidt Label & Litho. Co. ,
r. 739 Twenty-second
Adler Louis, shoemaker, r. 335 Gough
Adler Louis, shoemaker, r. 728^ Grove
Adler Louis M., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 40:.'
Hayes
Adler M., musician, r. 513 Franklin
Adler Morris, master mariner, r. 28 Sacramento
Adler Morris, packer S. F. Toy Co.
.\dler Moses W. , grainbroker, 215 Sansome, room 1, r.
2200 Jackson
ADLER NATHAX 31., proprietor Bay State Oyster
House, 15 Stockton, r. 628 O'Farrell
.\^dler Sigmund, traveling salesman J. De La Montany.i,
r. 47 Post
Adler Samuel, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 2324
Fillmore
Adler Sarah, widow, r. 2131 Bush
Adler Soloman, bookkeeper L. Altschul & Co., r. 21:11
Bush
Adler Solomon, capitalist, r. 2324 Fillmore
Adler Tillie Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss* Frohm;iu
r. 513 Frankliii
Adler William, butcher, 1078 Howard, r. 527 Octavia
Adler William, teamster, r. 2514 Bush
Adlington l)a\iil M., eurpenter, r. 1125 Keaniv
.4D.M1X1STK ITtUt PIBLIC, Andrew C. Freest, :'.!'.>
Pine, rnonis ^-!i
Admiral Oil Co. (S. H. Stewart) gasoline and coal oil, !^l•^
Howard
.Admiral P. S. , r. 533 Sacramento
Adolph George, r. 1916 Jackson
Adoljih Harry, coffee saloon, 415 Hayes
Adolph Joseph, janitor 609 Sacramento, r. 533 Broadw;i\
.\doIph Robert, seaman, r. 704 Sansome
Adolphson Gustav, seaman, r. 229 East
Adrien Audley, cleaner The F. Thomas' Parisian Dyein';
and Cleaning Works, r. 724 Stevenson
.\drian Robert P., salesman Cooks Decorating Co., r.
708 Gough
ADVENT C'HRKTIAX rHl'KI'll, Rev. H. W.
Bowman, pastor E s Church, bet iSventv-ninth aii'l
Dav
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Should be In Brery Household Rented at ji.oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPIVIAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected
brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & CD'S (PEMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
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Aegerter Annie, domestic, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Aegerter Charles, bartender William Schreiber, r. 18
Hanover PI
Aehnlich Paul, electrician Electrical Supplv Co., r. 315
Bush
Aepiilv Jesse, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. ■2-2S Twelfth
AERMOTOR CO. THE. ..ho,..,..
inanaser. iiianiif°a<tnrers of the galvan-
ized steel Aeniiotor M'indiiiill. galvanized
rtteel tittingk and ealvanized .steel .station-
ary lower, 2'-'iU Beale, Tefeplione .Main
5336
Aenii Jacob, machinist, r. 027 Commercial
.KTXA I>'.>it:RANC'E t'O. (Hartford, Conn.) George
C. Boardman general agent, Thomas E. Pope assis-
tant general agent, Louis Mel and E. C. Morrison
special agents and adjusters, 514 California, Tele-
phone Main 427
.BT\A LIFK I.\SIK*>€E fO. (Hartford, Conn.)
H. B. H(m<flit(j|i nicuiayer, 212 Sansome, room 9
.ETX.4 MINKKAL SFKIXCiS. office 108 Diinnm
JETNA MINERAL WATER CO.,
Len I>. Owens president. .John .1. O'Brien
serretiry, mineral water from .£ina
Springs, \apa to., t'al., otiiee and ware-
lion.se, 104-108 DrnniMi, Telephone Main
536
-Etna Building and Loan Association, Xathan Schles-
inger, secretarj-, 304 Montgomery
Afchain Georgette, domestic 2424 Bush
Afchain Henry, jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
1004 Lombard
Afeld Joseph A-, stationery and music, 805 Larkin
Affeltranger, Ferdinand, liiolder, r. 2117 Chestnut
Affleck Frank M., capitalist, r. 122 Turk
Affleck, William, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
308^ Folsom
Afflerbach Christian H. Rev., Pastor St. Pauls German
Jlethodist Episcopal Church, r. 828 Broad wa.v
Afflerbach Helen Miss, clerk Payot, L'phani & Co., r.
1920 Green
Affolter Emma, domestic 2010 Eddy
Affdlter Josejih, cook German Hospital, r. 510a Fif-
teenth
African .llethndist Epise»pal Zion Ciinrch,
Rev. W. H. Tucker pastor, W s Stockton bet Clay
and Sacramento
Afro-American League, T. B. Morton president, Califor-
nia Hall
Agaa John P., painter, 2130 Market.
Agar H. R., painter, r. 328 Fremont
Agar John M., teamster, r. 3618 Mission
Agard Alexander H., clerk r. 311 Green
Agard C. , master schooner Miami 56 Steuart
Agard George D., r 311 Green
Agard George L., bookeeper Haslelt & Baile\', r 910
Filbert
Agard Joseph J., special agent and adjuster Belden &
Cofran, r. Oakland
A«i.4R» niLLlAM A. T. (Wintzer & Agard) and
president and treasurer Dixon, Agard Co., 309-
313 Clav, r. 311 Green
A «;AKI»K\ for a dollar, 427-429 Sansome
A<;A!SSIZ I>RIMARV school, MIss Sarah J.
Jones principal, W s Bartlett bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Agatien Emile, butcher stmr Mariposa, r. 1919a Mason
Agee, Christojjher C, real estate, r. 1316d Valencia
Ageladas George, cook Strathapulos & Capilos, r 14
Vallejo
AGER .I.4ME.S E., secretarj- Bacon Pinnting Co.,
508 Clay, r. 2267 Clinton Av, Alameda
Ager John, painter, r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
AOER .lOHV E., manager Mutual Life Insurance
Co . (of New York) Mutual Life Building, SE d >r
California and Sans<ime, r. 324 Bartlett
Aggesen Peter, laborer, r. 566 Pennsylvania Av
Agmar Paul, contractor, r. 2832 California
Agner Charles (Smith Picture Co.) r. 34 Hubbard
Agnew Annie M. Miss, saleslady, r. 1616 Dolores
Agnew Arthur, plumber Hany T. Whitley, r. 1616
lores
Agnew Arthiu", teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Oakland
Asnew fatlierine, widow, r. 16ir. Dolores
AGNEW GILIYIORE M...„...o..
lialthews .ipp.iratns < <>nipany4.\ew Turk)
sotia fountaiiis, bottling machinery, etc.,
.\llaire, Woodward «i Co. (Peorisi, 111.^
drnss, 53 Second, r. 1434 Oak, Alameda.
Agnew Hugh, marine engineer, r. 602 Buchanan
Agnew John J., teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. East
Oakland
Agnew Kate, widow, nurse, r. 553 Stevenson
Agnew Robert, boxmaker, r. 231 Filbert
Agnew Robert Jr., laborer, r. 231 Filbert
Agnew Thomas E., machine hand Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
231 Filbert
Agnew William P., physician and surgeon, office and r.
27 Donohoe Bldg
Agosti Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 10 San Antonio
Agostino Giovanni B,, solicitor, r. 1016 Montgomerj-
Agostino Leone, fisherman, r. Bay View
Agostino Martini, shoemaker, r. 1809 Powell
Agricultural Insurance Co. (of W^atertowTi, New York)
Mann & Wilson, general agents, 322-324 California
AGRICILTIRAL MACHIKE MORKS, Byron
Jackson proprietor, 625-631 Sixth
Aguilar Adeato, musician, r. 1524 Dupont
Aguilar Miguel, waiter, r. 407 Montgomerj- Av
Aguirre Juan, bartender Leonardo Oliva, r. 236 Mont-
gomerj- Av
Aguirre Juan M., capitalist, r. 1314 Powell
Aguirre Ramon M., bookkeeper J. A. McKerron, r. 1316
Powell
Abeam Ellen Miss, housekeeper 620 Vallejo
Abeam John, laborer, r. 11 Kate PI
Ahearn John, soapmaker G. R. Lucj- & Co., r. 16i Board-
man PI
Ahearn John K., laborer, r. 315 Tehama
Ahearn John P., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.
r. 222 Oak '
Ahearn Joseph, porter Cal. Paper Co., r. 922 Natoma
Ahearn Joseph W., plumber William S. Snook & Son, r.
16i Boardman PI
Ahearn Michael, laborer, r. 721 Brannan
Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter, r. 419 Ivj- Av
Ahearn William, elevatorman, r. 16 Mason
S^ Ahearn. See Ahem
Aher Jeremiah, caqjenter, r. 1417 Bush
Aher William J., plater Thomas Day & Co., r. 1417 Bush
Ahem Agnes J. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 1308 Lagiina
Ahem Andrew (Ahem & Sweeney), r. 140 Fifth
Ahern Annie, domestic 1424 Tajior
Ahem Arthur J., carpenter, r. 926 Alabama
Ahern Bartholomew, gardener, NE cor Second and
Bryant
Ahern Catherine, wdow-, liquors, 1009 Bryant
Ahern Catherine C. , widow, bakerj-, 314 Folsom
Ahern Daniel, hamessmaker, r. 302 Libertj-
Ahern Daniel, laborer, r. Alms House
Ahem Daniel, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. 631i Stevenson
Ahem Daniel, plasterer, r. 11 Hunt
Ahern Daniel J., laborer, r. 631i Stevenson
Ahem Daniel J. M., inspector Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Ahern David M., boxmaker, r. 2 Alavarado
Ahern Dennis F., clerk Mack & Co., r. 302 Liberty
Ahern Dennis J., agent Morton Special Delivery, r. 631i
Stevenson »
Ahern Edwin, boxmaker, r. 631J Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO
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Francisco, Oakland, Alameda & Berkeley.
omr».K- (San Francisco, 33 Geary Street
Offices. Joakiand, - '-86a Broadway
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THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
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Ahtrii Ellen, widow, r. 2318 Pine
Ahern Frank, butcher G. T. Ourran, r. 810 Lyon
Ahem Henry, teamster W. A. Fleming &"Co., r. 130
Twenty-flrst
Aheru James A. , plumber, r. 403i- Grove
Ahern James R., porter Horn & Co.,r. 922 Natoma
Ahern Jeremiah, civil engineer, 530 California, room 27,
r. Berkeley
Ahren Jeremiah, laborer, r. 20 Aileen Av
Ahern Jeremiah, workman U. S. Mint, r. 222 Oak
Ahem Johanna, widow, r. 238 Twelfth
Ahern John M., r. 1308 Laguna
Ahem John M., jjlumber, r. 631^ Stevenson
Ahern .John W., hostler William McCaflferty, r. 2
Alvarado
Ahern Joseph, clerk, r. 238 Twelfth
Ahern Mary, widow, r. 2 Alvarado
Ahem Mary A. Miss, teacher Franklin Gnunmar School,
r. 1308 Laguna
Ahern Matthew J., plumber Gallagher Bros., r. 2
Alvarado
Ahern Maurice J., collector S. P. Co., r. 810 Lyon
Ahem Michael, bartender William A. Sullivan, r. 984
Howard
Ahem Michael, shoemakor, r. 1620 Ellis
Ahern Patrick, gatekeeper S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Ahem Patrick, tailor, r. 131 Haight
Ahern Peter, laborer Custom House, r. 1309 Jefferson
Ahern Roger, carpenter Hibemia Brewery, r. 2824 Har-
ri-son
Ahern Thomas, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Ahern Thomas, marine fireman, r. 542 First
Ahern Timothy, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Ahern Timothy, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16
Twenty-eighth
Ahern Timothy, laborer, r. 302 Libertj'
Ahem William, carpenter, r. 924 Alabama
Ahern William, longshoreman, r. Alms House
Ahem William, plumber Andrew J. Reavej-, r. 11
Bryant Av
Ahern" William J., clerk Philadelphia Shoe Co., r.
411 Eddy
Ahem & Sweeney (Andrew Ahern and Timothy
Sweeney) groceries and liquors, 140 IMfth
liS"Ahem. See Ahearn
Aherne Eugene, joiner Schussler Bros., r. 419 Ivy Av
Aherne M., landscape gardener, r. 1107 Oak
Ahkmann .John, bartender Thomas Ahkmann, r. 131
East
Ahkmann Thomas, liquors and boarding, 131 East
Ahlbach Jacob, with Ahlbach & Co., r. 1506 Folsom
Ahlbach Joseph, with Ahlbach & Co., r. 1506 Folsom
Ahlbach Mary Mrs. (Ahlbach & Co.), r. 1506 Folsom
Ahlbach Peter, with Ahlbach & Co.,r. 1506 Folsom
Ahlbach & Co. (Mrs. Mary Ahlbach) tinning, plumb-
ing and gas fitting, 136 Fourth
Ahlborn Albert P., hoseman Engine 26, r. 23 Johnston
Av
Ahlborn August, cook Philadelphia House, r. 2429i
Harrison
Ahlborn August W., machinist H. G. La^nig Machine
Wks, r. lU Rausch
Ahlbom Charles J., expressman NE cor Powell and
Ellis, r. 23 Johnston Av
Ahlborn Henry, expressman, r. 23 Johnston Av
Ahlborn Henry, machinist H. G. Layng Machine Wks.,
8 Folsom Av
AHLBORN HOUSE,
Hector »i Will-
^^weber proprirt >is, ;{1«.333 tyrant .iv, Tel-
eplione .Main 13ii»
Ahlenfeld Maurice, r. 413 Natoma
Aiders AmandusW. M., janitor, r. 638 Francisco
Ahlers Anne Miss, ironer La Grande Laundrv, r. 233
Twelfth
Ahlers Guorge, watchman, r. 218i Chattanooga
WATSON i CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
ALL /MATIO/\S DRI/VIK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Ah'ers Henry C, jewelry, diamonds, watches, etc., 126
Keamy, room 27, r. 1102 Eddy
Ahl< rs Henry (Miesner & Ahlers) r. 200 Francisco
Ah ers John, clerk Charles H. Ficke, r. S2h Dore, rear
Ahlers John D. A., liquors, 233i Stevenson
Ahlers William, laborer, r. 32i bore
BSr Ahlers. See Ehlers
Ahlert Gertrude, widow, r. 31>^ Linden Av
Ahlff Herman, laborer, r. 1117 Vermont
Ahlff William, conductor, r 2318 Larkni.
Ahlff Henry, driver Milwaukee Brewerv, r. 114a Junijier
Ahlgi-en Carl N. P., carpenter, r. 318 Siesrel
Ahlgren Charles G., proprietor Finland^ Hotel, 26 Fol-
som, r. 1225 Page
Ahlgren Edward, r. 26 Folsom
»3" Ahlgren. See Algren
Ahlin A., seaman, r. 19 Stanley PI
Ahlman Joseph, contractor, r.'3014 Larkin
Ahlquist Gustave T. , liquors, 405 Drumm, r. 409 Drumm
Ahlstedt Oscar, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Ahlstrand Gustaf, master mariner, r.'28 Sacramento
Ahlstrand Oscar, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
Ahlstrand William (Johanson & Ahlstrand) r. 28 Sacra-
mento
Ahlstrom E. George, 2d officer stmr Albion, r. 23 Perry
Ahlstrom Helmar, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Ahman A., master mariner, office 9 Mission, r. 416 Third
Ahmert August, r. SE cor San Jose Road and Oneida A\
Ahpel Henry C. (Ahpel & Bmckman) r. 1923 Webster
AHPEL «K BR1IC'K9IAN (Henry C. Ahpel & John
Bruckman) city agents The Liverpool, London and
Globe Insurance Co. and London and Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co. and general insurance agents, 209 San-
some, Telephone Main 5781
Ahren Arthur, carpenter, r. 213 Butte
Ahrenberg D. S., capitalist, r. 743 Pine
Ahrens Minnie D., widow, r. 105 Sixteenth
Ahrens Carl, r. 8^ Garden
Ahrens Charles, bartender Knieckel Bros., r. 20 Stockton
PI
Ahrens Charles, cabinet maker Julius G. Klemm, r. 110
Morris Av
Ahrens Frederick, butcher, r. SA Garden
Ahrens Frederick, weigher John Wieland Brewerv, r.
338 Fifth
Ahrens George M. (Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkel and H.
Muller & Co.) r. 425 Hairison
Ahrens George M., bartender Jacob H. Ahrens, r. 226
Green
Ahrens Henry H., cooper Lachnian & Jacobi, r. 733 Ala-
bama
Ahrens Jacob H., liquors, 205 Commercial, r. 226 Green
Ahrens John, bartender Schumacher & Janssen, r. 1001
Valencia
Ahrens John, foreman Albert Komsthoeft, r. 12e Sheri-
dan
Ahrens Martin, laborer, r. SW cor Butte and Alabama
AHRE>[S ISICOLAl'S, wines and liquors NW cor
First and Mission, 2 Market and 19 Market, cor
Steuart, r. 21 Market
ylHKKXS, PEIN .i B1ILLWI\KEL (George M.
Ahrens, George H. Pein and John D. Bullwinkel)
wholesale liquors, 620 Post
Ahrens Rudolph, oyster saloon, 2859 Mission
Ahrens William, bartender William Heuer, r. 2905 Baker
Ahrens William F., foreman Joseph Melczer & Co., r.
1122 Noe
Ahret John, laborer, r. 190 Russia Av
Ahumada Jose M., real estate, 607 Montgomeiy, r. 612
Bush
Aicardi Quintin, pantrj^man St. Mary's Hospital
Aicher Catherina, r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher Frank J. (Aicher & Pgoetz) r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher Gustave A., machinist, r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher & Pgoetz (Frank J. Aicher and Louis Pgoetz)
plumbers, 439 Bush
Aigeltinger Caroline, widow, r. 840 Grove
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOW GflSES
* 3T MARKEIT ST.,
(. F.
(See page opp. name Highland Springs)
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
)f you I
NEW BATHS ARE THE BEST IN CALIFORNIA,
e any Kidney or Bladder Trouble Highland Springs will cure you.
AIG
70
ALB
Algeltinger Charles A. , r. lloi Ellis
Aigeltinger Edward H., wood and coal, 1722 Ellis, Tele-
phone West 521, r. 1724 Ellis
Aig-ner Dora, domestic 1415 Sacramento
Aiimer Lucas, tailor, 910 Illinois
Aiken Albert C, attoniej- at law, 14 Sansome, rooms
42-45
Aiken Charles S., journalist Eveni)ig Bulletin
Aiken Henry S., bartender John B. Acton, r. 31 Ninth
Aiken Jane L. Mrs., r. 1188 Noe
Aiken John, bartender Edmund Barnard, r. 1160 Mission
Aiken Nelson P. , bookkeeper D. Biagi & Co., r. tilS Eddy
Aiken Thomas G., printer, r. 1039 Mission
Aiken William, laborer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Aiken William M., cigars and tobacco, 333" Third
)^" Aiken. See Aitken and Aken
Aikin Arthur G., stenographer Am. Tobacco Co., r. Oak-
land
Ailinger Joseph, stonecutter, r. G24 Fourth
Aihvood John, clerk, r. 537 Hayes
Aimee Louisa, domestic 1509 Washington
Aimee Paul, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Ainsa Beleninsa Miss, r 305 Lombard
Ainsa Lola, r. 305 Lombard
Ainsworth A. G., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Ainsworth Emma C. Mrs., assistant S. F. Free Public
Librarj', r. 700 Broderick
Ainsworth "George J., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasurj-, r.
Oakland
Ainsworth John, foreman Charles M. Depew Planing
Mill Co., r. Oakland
AIRALDI AlJCit>»TO, pharmacist, 518a Union, r. 51S
Union
Aird Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 562 Bryant
Aird Alexander, horseshoer, r. 1813 Stevenson
Aird Alexander F., blacksmith, r. 1813 Stevenson
Aird David, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Aird James C, blacksmith Ain. Tool Works, r. 562
Bry.ant
Aird Wesley D., clerk, r. 562 Bryant
Aires John, quartermaster stmr Alameda
Airey Heury J., butcher. SW cor Jackson and Webster,
r. 2307 Jaclvson
Airey Robert J., butcher, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Airola Andrea, r. 215 Broadway
Airola Andrew, fruits, 934 Church, r. 1411 Church
Aitchison John, carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. 1310
Sanchez
8^~ Aitchison. See Acheson, Ackerson, Atchinson and
Atkinson
Aitken Albeit E., ship clerk, r. 1904 Powell
Aitken Andrew M. , r. 217 Devisadero
Aitken Edward J., r. 808J McAllister
Aitken Eggert Mrs., widows r. 715 Post
Aitken Ella M. Miss, clerk Joseph Hinz, r. S08i McAl-
lister
Aitken Eugene, oiler stmr Alameda, r. 911 Vallejo
Aitken George, r. 17 South Park
Aitken George, liquor dealer, r. 426 Cedar Av
Aitken James, r. 217 Devisadero
Aitken James, policeman, r. 118 Sixteenth
Aitken James W., seaman, r. 6 Union
AITKEX .IOH\ R., attorney at law, 402 Moiitgoniery,
room 16, Telei)hone Main 6683, r. 425 Shrader
Aitken Samuel, ass't foreman pressroom U. S. Mint, r.
944 Capp
Aitken Stanley, carpenter, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
B^ Aitken. See Aiken
Akard Dolvan B. (Akard & Stevens), r. 140 Tremont A\
Akard & Stevens (Dolvan B. Akard and William A.
Stevens), contractors and builders, 844 McAllister
8S~ Aker. . See Acker
Akergren Andrew, watchman, r. 845 Mission
Akerhielm Algot L., bartender Andrew Wallin, r. 1147
Stevenson
Akerly Mcjrris K., bookkeeper James G. Walker, r. Oak-
land
Akerman Benjamin J., clerk Fox, Kellogg & Gray, .508
Montgomery
Akerman Bruni, clerk, r. 737 Howard
Akerman E. E. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1101 Van Ness
Av
B^" Akemian. See Ackerman
Akers George A. , teamster, r. 1675 William
Akers Harn-, drayman Teele i: Co., r. 71 Germania
Akers William, bartender John F. Crowley
Akin William A., carpenter, r. 738 Shotwell
Akins William, liquors, NE cor Kentucky and Solano
Akiyama Z., dentist, r. 419 Stockton
Akmann Charles G. (Meyer & Akmann), r. 1228 Seven-
teenth
Akmann Frank, butcher, r. 118 Seventeenth
Akmann Frederick W., sailmaker William Davis,
Seventeenth
Akmann John W., plumber De Lano Bros., '
Seventeenth
Akmann William Mrs. (Meyer & Akmann),
122s
2S
Seventeenth
122s
ALAMEDA AND SAN FRAN-
CISCO GREELEY TRANSFER
f*t\ !*• l'^ lielIo«;<<;< proprietor, all kiud.s
uUif of iii<>riliau4llse. bonseliohl uomIs
au4l basfiage, Iraiisferreil daily, 3 Spear,
Telcplioiir Main »1
Alameda Building and Loan Association, Charles K.
Clark secretary, 208 Sansome
Alameda Canning and Packing Co., Frank H. Foote
agent, 116 California, room 8
Alameda Ferry, foot Market
Alameda Real Estate Associates, Sanies E. Damon mana-
ger, 303 Montgomerj'
ALA.MKD.t »»rc:.4R CO., (incorporated) John L.
Howard president, James Coffin secretary-, E. C. Burr
manager, 132 Market, room 7, Telephone Druinm 63
.iL.4.Mf:i»A TRA^iSFER CO., Albert J. Sharpe
I>roprietor, 21 Market, Telephone Main 1654
Alameda Water Co. (Berkeley, Cal.,) C. A. Grow secre-
tary, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th fl'oor
Alaniedi Pedro, printer, r. 14 Jackson
Ali.i.MO S<ll ARE, from Fulton to Grove, Scott to
Steiner
Alarm Bell and Novelty Works, Philip Fuchs president,
John W. Smith secretarj", 574 Brannan rear, office
30 Kearny
Alaska Coal Co., Charles H. Walker president, Sauney
M. Eastland secretarv, 218 Sacramento
-ALASKA rOMMEK«I.AL CO., Lewis Gerstle pres-
ident. -Mux Heillii'nnner secretary, Gustave Niebaum
vice-pi'i-iilLiit, :nii Sansome, Telephone Main 1529
AL.ASKA l.'«ll'ICOV£.>lE>'T CO., James Eva presi-
dent, James Madison secretary", salmon canners, 3
California, rooms .30-31, Telephone Drumm 46
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCI4TIOX, W. B.
Bradford secretan*, 308 Market, Telephone Main 5450
ALASH-A TREAIMVELL GOLD MIXING CO.
(Douglas Island, Alaska) William Alvord presi-
dent, A. T. Corbus secretary, 25-26 MiUs Bldg,
7th floor. Telephone Main 404
.\latorre Guillermo Z., barber H. H. Creighton, r. Ws
Boise nr Powhattan
Alban Alfred, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Alban William J., starter Sutter St. RR., r. 122J Austin
.\v
ALBAXY BREWERY. ^EE HA«EMAX\
BREWIX; CO.
Albemarle The, 8 Mason
Albene Emil, laborer, r. 1217 Pierce
Albene Marv, widow, r. 1217 Pierce
Alber Emir(Alber & Wachter) r. 247 Third
Alber Martin, driver Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 3 Cen-
ter PI
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET ani SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 2G
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PrlVj 1 vJtll'Vrll rlivl/ relOAdPnq 109 Montgomery St.
ALB
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ALD
Alber & Wachter (Emil Alber and Chailes Wachter)
porkpackers, 247 Third
Alberg Axel M., woodturner P. A. Linden & Sons, r.
2105 Howard
Alberga George B., porter John Stable, r. 668 Mission
Alberger C. Ranny, office 328 Montgomery, room 17, r.
2221 Pacific Av
ALBEK«;EK MJLLIA^I v., consulting engineer,
328 Montgomery, room 17, r. 2221 Pacific Av
Alberger William R. , general agent Santa Fe Fruit and
Refrigerator Co. , r. 2526 Sutter
Alberigi Corporal, laborer, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Alberigi D. & Co. (Denietro Alberigi and Giacomo Pai)e-
ra) wood and coal, 313 Broadway
Alberigi Demetro (D. Alberigi & Co.) r. 313 Broadway
Albers Anton E. E. , real estate, r. 358 Clementina
Albers Augiist (Albers & Schmidt) r. Alameda
Albers Barthold H., laborer, r. 526 Arkansas
Albers Bernard M. , citv agent Firemans Fund Insurance
Co., r. 335 Fourth
Albers Charles W., oysterman Albers & Schmidt, r. Ala-
meda
Albers Frederick, carpenter, r. 12^ Sumner
Albers H., porter Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. Park Hotel
Albers Henry F., waiter, r. 17j Sumner
Albers Herman (Albers & Husing) r. 15 Erkson Court
Albers Marcus, r. 335i Fourth
Albers & Husing (Herman Albers and Richard Husing)
hay, grain, wood and coal, 2403 Bush
Albers & Schmidt (Augfust Albers and Henrj- Schmidt)
oyster saloon, 50-52 California Market
IIS"A"lbers. See Alpers
Albersmeier Adolph, clerk John D. Heise, r. 500 Valen-
cia
Albert Chai-les, seaman, r. 724i Natoma
Albert George, principal St. Joseph's Grammar School,
r. 1417 Howard
Albert Gustav, cleaner and dyer, 211 Ellis
Albert Heinrich, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 2307 Har-
Albert Herman, wood and coal, 5 Sherwood PI, r. S Sher-
wood PI
Albert Hyman, glazier, r. 261i Clara
Albert James E. , clerk Michael L. Kelly, r. 525a Tw enty-
fourth
Albert John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Albert John S., teamster, r. 139 Clara
Albert Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1805 Broadway
Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 8 Hubbard
Albert Lewis I., bookkeeper Lewis & Co., r. 849 Harri-
son
Albert Sybil, widow, r. 704i McAllister
Alberten Julia, widow, furnished rooms, 822 Larkin
Alberti Francisco, piano tuner Byron Mauzy, r. 2017
Polk
Alberti Frank J., clerk Ry. Mail Service, r. 1847 Market
Alberti George P., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1847 Mar-
ket
Alberti George W., printer, r. 1847 Market
Alberti Lawrence B., clerk, r. 1847 Market
Albertini Stephen (Gabrielli & Albertini) r. Broadway
nr Kearny
Alberts Charles, master mariner, r. 20 Isis
Alberts Charles, master mariner, r. 650 Fourth
Alberts Harrv, hostler St. Lawrence Stables, r. 13 Ade-
laide PI ■
Alberts Htnry, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Albertson Baily B. , carpenter, r. 934 Howard
Albertson Charles, horseshoer, r. 107 Bay
Albertson Frederick, seaman, r. 11 Drumm
Albertson Hans, porter, r. 321 Bush
Albertson Joseph A., physician, 119a Powell, r. 628 Sut-
ter
Albertson May Mrs., bakery, 934 Howard
Albie E. F., ship joiner, 14 Folsom
Albin Alamo A., bookkeeper, r. 213 Gough
Albin August, hel)iei D. Allen, r. 1000 Potrero Av
GOilL, COKE, GHflRGOHL aQd WOOD
KT LOMEST RHTES
TeleDhone SonUi 458. 960 Howaril Street
l\l^
j^#^ ^'""^/fSSSff^
JAMES CANTLEY
Albin Isaac N., salesman American Wringer Co., r. Ber-
keley
Albin Louis, liquors, 1000 Potrero Av
Albinson Albert, liquors, 2005 Mission
Albion Ale and Porter Brewerj-, BurncU & Co. proprie-
tors, Ninth Av South, bet G and H, office 409 Bat-
ter v
ALBION LUMBER CO. ...r»o..»n.
«o.v pre»«idenl, Herbert E. M'lleox vloe-
Itresident, .Miles Slandlsta secretary and
treasarer, 3 ('alit'ornia, room ?5, Tele-
phone Drnuini 19
Alboaz Dora Mrs., ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 801
Vallejo
Albora Luigi A. (Cadenasso & Co.) and fancy goods, 300
Montgomery Av, r. 412 Filbert
Alborelli Antone L., clerk Post Office, r. 4 Golden PI
Alhorelli Antonio, upholsterer, r. 1014 Clay
Alborelli Esperanza, widow, r. 1014 Clay
Alborelli Julia Miss, saleslady Lowenstein Bros., r. 1014
Clay
Albrecht Adam A., waiter Albert Walterstein, r. 15 John
Albrecht Edward J., barber, 205 Scott, r. Ill Germania
Albrecht Frederick Jr., real estate, r. 210^ Washing-
ton
Albrecht Frederick Mrs., lodgings, 210^ Washington
Albrecht Henry, painter, r. 127 Locust Av
Albrecht James, teamster, r. 640 Howard
Albrecht John, foreman G. G. Park, r. 47i Belcher
Albrecht John, tailor, 519 Bush
Albrecht Louis, cook, r. 229 East
Albrecht Marg ret, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Albrecht Martin, coal and grain, 950 Twentieth, r. 60.'.
Dolores
Albrecht Richard, barber, 1 Albion Av, r. 322 Guerren •
Albrefezinske John P., carpenter, r. 47i Belcher
Albright Bros. (Henry K. and Clement) cigars and to-
bacco, 200 Stockton and 40 Ellis
Albright Clement (Albright Bros.) r. 38 Ellis
Albright E. C. W., r. 417 Kearny
Albright Edward C, laborer, r. 620 Tennessee
Albright George F., salesman W. W. Montague & Co. , r.
East Oakland
Albright George W. , clerk Quartermaster's Dept, I". S.
A., r. East Oakland
Albright Henry K. (Albright Bros.) r. 38 Ellis
Albright John H., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co. , r. Oakland
Albright William, r. 417 Kearny
4LBKO JOH.\ S., books and stationery, lOOOi Market
and 3 Eddy, r. 1004 Market
Alburg Frank, roi^emaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 74s
Iowa
Alcaraz Jacob, expressman, r. 729^ Broadway
Alcaraz Maria, widow, r. 729* Broadway
Alcaraz Valentine, widow, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Alcaraz Victoria Miss, r. 212J Noe
Alcaraz Zarina Miss, dressmaker, r. 21 2i Noe
Alcarez Prisiliano, phvsician, office and r. 1114 Kean y
ALCATRAZ ASPHALT CO..
W, X. <«wles president, \.i'. Ferry secre-
tary, office Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main
18«5
Alcayaga Alfred A., machinist Devany, Hopkins & Cn.,
r. '.»32 Nineteenth
Aka_\;iga Edward A., gasfitter, r. 426J Hayes
Alcayaga Facundo, porter stmr Columbia, r. 42 Zoe
Alcayaga Edward F., packer, r. 426i Hayes
Alcavaga Joseph A., clerk, r. 426i Hayes
ALC'AZ.4K B|IILDI\<;, George Wallenrod, superin-
tendent, 114-118 O'Farrell
Alcazar Theater, Ns O'Farrell bet Stockton and Pow-
ell
Alden Bertram F., physician and surgeon. Lane Hos-
pital
CO
CO
e/o
00 M in
ft, 3 B»
STOVES
HND KIXCHEN S\JF=F>I-IES a*
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN •:?„"il,1'2c\'!LV:
., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
ALD
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Alden Daniel W., accountant, 21 New Moiitgomery, r.
Oakland
Alden Edith, domestic 2815 Pine
Alden Ella M., widow, r. 428i Fulton
Alden George H., paper ruler Payot, Upham & Co., r.
1608 Hayea
Alden Marj* Miss, teacher Physical Culture, r. 1G17
Geary
Alden Mary E. , widow, r. 1606 Hayes
Alden Oliver, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1814 Polk
Alden Samuel, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1606 Hayes
Alden Samuel B., r. 1606 Hayes
Alden William J., driver, r. 1612 Hayes
Alden W. P., r. 1814 Polk
Alderman Oscar, teamster, r. 20 Ridley
Aldersley Edwin, traveling salesman, r. 314J Fell
Alderson Annie Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 517 Fell
Alderson David, Melters Dept. U. S. Mint, r. 160 Golden
Gate Av
Alderson Frederick L., conmiission merchant, 23 Davis
room 13, r. 2628 Sacramento
Alderson Harrj' E. , clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co. ,
r. 517 Fell
Alderson William B., cigars and tobacco, 242 Kearny, r.
Russ House
Alderton Auguste F., driver Welch & Walsh, r. 944 Xa,-
lencia
Alderton SojAie, widow, r. 944 Valencia
Aldine The, Mrs. Mary C. Walworth proprietor, r. 404
Turk
Aldis Edward, shoemaker Kast & C"., r. 736 Market
Aldrich Claude B., clerk E. K. Aldrich, r. 2 Hoff Av
ALDRIC'H EDMUND K., groceries and family liquors
3021-3023 Sixteenth, r. 2 Hoff Av
Aldrich Edward E. , roof painter, r. 60 Third
Aldrich John M., liquors, 79 Stevenson
Aldrich Louisa, widow, r. 133a Fifteenth
Aldrich Marcellina, widow, r. 1332 California
Aldrich Mvron E. , waiter, r. 48 Fourth
Aldrich R6y, r. 1211i Eddy
Aldrich Stuart, supt. Money Order Div Post Office, r.
1515 Washington
ALDRICH WILU.4M F., secretary Parke & Lacv Co.
21-23 Fremont, r. 1515 Washington
Aldriuge A. L., carpenter, r. 417 Van Ness Av
AUlridge George, confectioner, r. 1434 Market
Aldrich Joseph, confectioner*', 1432 Market
Aldridge Orville, clerk Michael O'Brien
Aldridge Peter J., teamster, r. 135 Perry
Alemand Pierre, dyer, r. 513 Valencia
Alesandrino Giuseppi, tailor, 311A Montgomery Av
Alessio Frederick, carpenter, 112 Montgomery- A\, r.
1413 Dupont
.\lexa J. ; laborer Thomas Madigan, r. SE cor Twenty-
second and Point Lobos Avs
Alexander A., clerk Goldberg, Brwen & Lebenbaum, r.
424 Devisadero
Alexander Abraham, commission merchant, r. 1322 Fill-
more
Alexander Abraham F., steward Receiving Hospital, r.
1509i Geary
Alexander Adele Miss, hairdresser, r. 1322 Fillmore
Alexander Adolph, tailor, 211 O'Farrell
Alexander Alfred, upholsterer, r. 77 West Mission
Alexander Andrew, shipwTight, r. 615 Second
Alexander Archibald McL, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinerv, r.
1904 Webster
Alexander Benjamin, boots and shoes 216 Sixth, r. 719
Kddy
Alexander Benjamin T., accountant Heller, Bachman &
Co., r. 3021 Washington
Alexander Bertha Mrs., r. 919 Pacific
Alexander Brother Rev, president Sacred Heart College,
SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Alexander C, seaman steamer Eureka
Alexander Charles, carpenter, r. 18 Freelon
Alexander Charles, cook, r. 510 Mission
Alexander Charles M., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r-
Alameda
Alexander Charles O. (O. Alexander & Son) r. Oakland
Alexander Daniel E., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 22 r. Van Ness Av
ALEXAXDEK DAVII» G., secretary and treasurer
Barkentine Archer Co. , 220 California, r. Alameda.
Alexander E., master stmr Santa Rosa
ALK.\AXDEK EDf^AU, manager insurance depart-
ment Parrott & Co. , 304 California, r. Sausalito
Alexander Edwin C, printer, r. 631 i Guerrero
Alexander Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 418 Jones
Alexander Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 77 West Mission
Alexander Ernest, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 1311 Mason
Alexander Frederick P. , carpenter, r. 2320 Filbert
Alexander George, salesman Sam Lauventhal, r. 703
Taylor
Alexander George M., r. 707 Taylor
Alexander George W., bartender J. B. McFarland, r.
2320 Filbert
Alexander George W., compositor Chronicle, r. 4 Ewer PI
Alexander George W., tailor Elias Breitstein, r. 1509i
Geary
ALEXANDER GEO. WEBB ...
ci'.ssor to O.sborn A Alexander) hardware,
lueclianic'^ tools, foot and .steam power
niacliiiiery. Falcon bicycles, industrial
and scientific books, etc., 401 Market,
Telephone Main 1379, r. 1051 Market, Oak-
la n<l
Alexander G. W., grain dealer, office 421 California, r.
Alameda
Alexander H. & Co. (Harrj' Alexander) mfrs pants and
vests, 22 Sansome
Alexander Harry (H. Alexander" & Co.) r. 1046 Golden
Gate Av
Alexander Harry, barber Manuel Silvey, r. 823i Mont-
gomery
Alexander Helen K., r. 1104 Van Ness av
Alexander Henrietta, widow, r. 1712 Gearj
Alexander Henry C, painter, r. 1221 Kearny
Alexander Hiram H., paper-hanger, r. 2320 Filbert
Alexander Isaac, expressman, r. 606 Ivy Av
Alexander Isabella Miss, missionary, r. 1521 Pine
Alexander Isidore, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 625 Post
Alexander Jacob A., junk, r. 1322 Fillmore
Alexander Jacob M., upholsterer, r. 77 West Mission
Alexander James, r. 1046 Golden Gate Ax-
Alexander James, barber, r. 1219 Twenty-sixth
Alexander James, miner, r. 1008 Golden Gate Av
Alexander James, salesman, r. 1008 Golden Gate Av
Alexander Jane, r. 2507 Pine
Alexander Janet McL., widow, r. 1904 Webster
Alexander John, r. 21 Ohio PI
Alexander John, carpenter, r. 1001 Folsom
Alexander John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. 568J
Bryant
Alexander John, salesman L. A. Bertellng, r. 1207
Howard
Alexander John E. (R. S. Alexander & Son) r. San
Rafael, Cal
Alexander John McL., printer, r. 1904 Webster
Alexander John O., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Mis-
sion and Fourth, r. 1220 Folsom
Alexander Josei)h, seaman, r. 6 Union
Alexander Joseph, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r.
1805 Broadway
Alexander Judith, widow, r. 22 Valley
Alexander Julius, plumber, r. 3021 Washington
Alexander Julius, barber, 112 First, r. 507 Mission
Alexander Julius M., clerk Forwarding Dept. Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 11 Kearny
Alexander L. A. Miss, landscape artist, r. 19 Bartlett
Alexander Laura, widow, domestic 1918 Sutter
Alexander Leo, bookkeeper California Jute Mill Co., r.
3021 Washmgton
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WOM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ADVERTISE in ttie SftN FRftNGISGO 6f\LL
XIJC CIXTT ^IlPt^ 's taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
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Alexander Leo E. (Leo E. Alexander & Brc), r. 309
Powell
Ale.vainlor Leo E. «i Brother (Leo E. and Michael
S.) agents Smith's Premier Typewriter, printers,
stationers, manufacturers rubber and steel stamps
and stencils, and dealers typewriters' supplies, 218
Sansome, Telephone Main 933
Alexander Louis, salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r. 1311
Mason
Alexander M., compositor Examiner
Alexander Manuel, shoemaker, r. 77 West Mission
Alexander Mary J., widow, r. 2324 Fillmore
Alexander Michael S. (Leo E. Alexander & Bro.) r. 309
Powell
Alexander Milton, porter, r. 1006 Clay
Alexander Milton O., merchant, r. 1104 Van Ness Av
Alexander Milton O. Jr., dental student, r. 1104 Van
Ness Av
Alexander O. & Son (Orlando and Charles O.) C(immission
merchants, 121 California, Telephone Main 222
Alexander Orlando (O. Alexander & Son) r. Oakland
Alexander Oscar R., salesman Hoffman, Alexander & Co.,
r. 1104 Van Ness Av
Alexander Peter A., barber, E s Illinois nr Napa, r. 15
Minnesota
Alexander Philip, cig-ars,.323 Front, r. 3021 Washin^on
Alexander Racnel Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1046 Golden Gate Av
Alexander Ray, widow, boots and shoes, 404 Pacific, r.
2107 Jones
Alexander Rebecca Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 1712 Geary
Alexander Richard S. (R. S. Alexander & Son) r. San
Rafael, Cal.
Alexander Robert, clerk, r. 1904 Webster
Alexander Robert, liquors. Fifth Av South, nr K
Alexander Robert, salesman, r. 21 Scott
Alexander Rosa M., widow, r. 2320 Filbert
Alexander R. S. & Son (Richard S. and John E.) ship-
wrights, calkers and spar makers, 97 Steuart
Alexander Rudolph, stationery and novelties, 506 Keaniy,
r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Alexander Samuel, with Leo E. Alexander & Bro., r. 309
Powell
Alexander Samuel J., nurseryman, r. NE cor Sickles Av
and Mission Road, Ocean View
Alexander Samuel O. (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.) r. 1104
Van Ness Av
Alexander Samuel T. (Alexander & Baldwin) r. Oakland
Alexander Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 609 Polk
Alexander Selig, capitalist, r. 1509i Geary
Alexander Simon, capitalist, r. 1046 Golden Gate Av
Alexander S. O., widow, r. 1104 Van Ness Av
Alexander Theodore, clerk Godfrey Leopold, r. 625 Post
Alexander Thomas, barber stmr Mariposa
Alexander Thomas G., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co. , r. 424 Devisadero
Alexander Tina, widow, r. 10 Elliott Park
Alexander Wallace, bookkeeper, r. 2523 Gough
Alexander Wallace M., with Alexander & Baldwin, r.
Oakland
Alexander Walter C. , butcher William Paul,r.2320 Filbert
Alexander W. F., salesman The Maze, r. 1034 Pine
Alexander William, carpenter, r. 463 Valencia
Alexander William, clerk, r. 1904 Webster
Alexander William, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
Alexander William F., painter, r. 302 Pixley
Alexander William H., janitor American Bank andTnist
Co., r. 919 Pacific
Alexander William J., carpenter, r. NE cor Sickles Av
and Mission Road, Ocean View
Alexander William S., clerk General Auditor's Dept.
S. P. Co., r. 301 Leavenworth
ALEXANDER & BALDWIN «.»...,.
_^ T. Alexander aiul Henry P. Baldwin) .sliip-
_ ping and oomiuission merchants, 3 Call-
-' lornia, room 3B
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^MRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
THE BNITED STATES BBEWEHY
BRENA/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEEP
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Alexandi-ia The, Henry Dunlap proprietor, 781 Sutter,
Telephone East 197
Alford Thomas F., attendant James Lick Baths, r. 9 Mc-
Lea Court
Alfs Carl, traveling salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 139
Page
Alfs John, seaman, r. 1424i Howard
ALFS WILLIAM (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. Alameda
Alfaros Antone, waiter, r. 594 Stevenson
Alferitz George C, bookkeeper Dellepiane & Co., r. 620
Green
Alferitz Peter (Dellepiane & Co.) r. 620 Green
Alfonso George, shoemaker B. Jeffiro, r. 607 Davis
Alford Duane E. , waiter E. Uebner, r. 259 Stevenson
Alford Jennie Miss, domestic, r. 645 Natoma
Alford Joseph, janitor Y. M. C. A.
Alford Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 9 McLea Court
Alfred Louisa Mrs., dressmaking, r. 817 Broadway
Algeo James, teamster, r. 743 Braiman
Alger Elizabeth H., widow, r. 1937 Gear>'
Alger Frank, carpenter, r. 408 Jones
Alger James, shoemaker, r. 743 Brannan
Algo Thomas, tanner John Counihan
Algren Andrew, blacksmith, 906 Harrison, r. Potrero
Av nr Twenty-second
Algren Charles, baker, r. 3 Chatham PI
Algren John Mrs., r. 2717 Harrison
H^"Algren. See Ahlgren.
Aliamus Remy, cellannan, r. 428 Broadway
Aliamus Victor, driver, r. 428 Broadway
Allan Antone, machinist, 311J Fifth
Alice Sister, matron Episcopal Old Ladies' Home, NS
Golden Gate Av, bet Masonic Av and Lott
Alila Land Co. (incorporated) Solomon Sweet presi-
dent, C. K. Sturtivant secretary, 19 Montgomery
Alioto Vincenzo, fishennan, r. 314 Vallejo
Alison Belle Mrs., r. 1219 Mission
Alison Charles N., brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co
r. 26 Gilbert
B^ Alison. See Allison
Alivari Giuseppe, laborer Andrew Ginocchi, r. 1403 Point
Lobos Av
Alkalay Joseph, club house, 124 O'Farrell, r. Berkeley
Alkalay Leopold J., diamond setter Shreve & Co., r.
Berkeley
Alkins L. G. Fitch, clerk, r. 1348 Hyde
Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 122 Sixth, r. 1528 Ellis
Alkus Emil Jr., clerk Emil Alkus, r. 1528 Ellis
ALL HALLOWS' I'HIIKCH (R. C.) Rev. Timothv
Fitzpatrick pastor, N South, bet. Fifteenth anil
and Sixteenth Avs
ALLAIRE WOODWARH «« CO. (Peoria, IIL)
Gilmore N. Agnew agent, 52 Second
Allan A., r. 25 Rondell PI
Allan Alfred D., miner, r. 1218 Laguna
Allan Alfred D. Jr., miner, r. 1218 Laguna
Allan Alma C, widow, dressmaker, r. 705 California
Allan Charles F., reporter Examiner, r. 1218 Laguna
Allan Fannie B. Miss, bookkeeper Jones Bros. «& Co.,
r. San Mateo
Allan Helen C, widow, r. 1327 Oak
Allan James, butcher, 243 Fifteenth, r. 5 Capp
Allan James A., shipper Jones Bros. & Co., r San
Mateo
Allan John D. (Jones Bros. & Co.) r. San Mateo
Allan John W., coal oil merchant, r. 26 Twelfth
Allan Robert, musician, r. 2731 Folsom
Allan Robert, planer, r. 624 Washington
Allan Robert E., clerk Christian Frolich, r. 1045
Twentieth
Allan Robert L, mill foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. 2105
Mission
Allan Robert L Mrs., dressmaking, 2105 Mission
Allan Thomas J. , electri'iian, r. 2129 Pine
Allan William, foreman E. F. Dennison, r. Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Allard Arthur, shoemaker, 704 Montgomery
DIXON, 80BGES0H HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST.,
F.
No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp. name Highland Springs)
Fogs, but the Finest
Climate on Earth at
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Direct Connection
by Mail, Express
and Telegraph.
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Allarcl Delno D., tinsmith, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
Allard Mamie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
6^" Allard. See Ellard
ALLARDT (iEOKGE F , civil engineer, 418 Cali-
fornia, r. 1127 Linden, Oakland
Allardyce Adam, salesman, r. 510 Fulton
Allardyce Alexander, r. 510 Fulton
Allardyce Alexander M. Jr., clerk, r. 510 Fulton
Allardyce Charles A., general engraver, 131 Post, room 5,
r. Alameda
Allari Ernest, salesman, r. 2739 California
AUari Herman (J. Allari & Son) r. 2739 California
Allari J. & Son (Joseph and Alhion) tripe dealers, 55-56
California Market
Allari Joseph (J. Allari & Son) r. 2739 California
Allari Lewis, butcher, r. 631| Natoma
Allarme Pierre (AUarme & Blanco) r. 445 Bush
ALLARME dc BLANCO (Pierre Allarme and Antonio
B. Blanco) proprietors Poodle Dog Restaurant, SE
cor Bush and Grant Av
Allchin Thomas, teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.,
r. 415 Brannan
Alldack Frederick, manager Ocean Beach Pavilion
Alldack L. Henry (Alldack & Stehn) r. 537^ Hayes
ALLDACK A STEHN (L. Henry Alldack and Edward
M. Stehn) wines and liquors, SE cor Hayes and La-
sruna
Allec A., porter Michel & Nouguier
Alice & Perpoli (Jean Allec and Maximillian Perpoli)
dyeing and cleaning works, main office 112 Powell
works 2216-2218 Folsom
AUegaert Charles, carpenter, r. 425 York
Allegaert P., machine hand H. Fredericks, r. 425 York
AUegretti Benedetto, pastemaker, r. 5 Grand PI
AUegretti Frank, engraver, r. 5 Grand PI
AUegretti Frank Jr., engraver, r. 5 Grand PI
AUegretti Ignacio, clerk Overland Packing Co.
Allegrie Joseph, teamster George Morrow & Co., r. cor
Vallejo and Gough
Allegrini Giovanni, waiter, r. 408 Broadway
Allegrini Isola, cook, r. 408 Broadway
Allegrini Raffaello (Allegrini & Luporini) r. 408
Broadway
.\llegrini & Luporini (Raffaelo Allegrini and Luigi Lu-
porini) proprietors Hotel del Campidoglio, 408-412
Broadway
Alleguede Germain puller Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Alleman Charles, dairy produce, 1819 Howard
Allemand Peter, finisher The F.Thomas Parisian Dyeing
and Cleaning Wks, r. 513 Valencia
Allemann Lina, widow, r. 1809 Taylor
Allemond Apoloni Miss, laundress Bernard Sarthou, r.
1231 Golden Gate Av
Allen A., ship carpenter Pac. Coast SS. Co.
Allen Adison F., bookkeeper W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 405
Sixth
Allen A. E. Mrs., r. 1917a Fillmore
Allen Alanson R., painter, r. 712 Folsom
Allen Albert, tinner P. E. O'Hair, r. 909a Folsom
Allen Albert D., motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
758 San Jose Av
Allen Albert J., stable foreman, r. 331 Guerrero
Allen Alberton J., boxmaker, r. 126 Perry
Allen Alexander, newspaper, r. 116 Turk "
Allen Alexander, watchman, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alexander W., salesman E. T. Allen Co., r. 521
Shotwell
Allen Alice, widow, r. 1217 Twenty-first
Allen Alice J. Miss, stenographer Rosenberg Bros. & Co. ,
r. 1917a Fillmore
Allen Amelia G., widow, r. 2230 Howard
Allen Angie E. Miss, stenographer Cline & Co., r. 107
Valparaiso
Allen Annie, widow, r. 110a Eighteenth
Allen Annie B. Miss, clerk, r. 926 Fifteenth
Allen Anthony, teamster, r. 134 Francisco
Allen Arthur, r. 1107 Bush
Allen Arthur, clerk, r. 926 Fifteenth
Allen Arthur J., clerk freight auditor's dept S. P. Co., r.
207 Jones
Allen Arthur J., oiler stmr Queen, r. 33 Ridley
Allen Bert, meter reader Edison Light and Power CoJ
r. 117 Eddy ^
Allen Brothers (James G. and Francis H.) East Ir
Goods, 304 Market
Allen Cassandra L. Mrs., notions, 1531 Sanchez
Allen Catherine, widow, r. 252 Clementina
Allen C. E., master mariner, r. 109 Tenth
Allen Cendon, ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry
Allen Charles, r. NE cor Stanyan and Fell
Allen Charles (Allen & Fitzpatrick) r. 515 Kearny
Allen Charles, blacksmith Baptiste Lacaze, r. Oakland '
Allen Charles, butler, r. Alms House
Allen Charles B., driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Manning PI
Allen Charles G., saloonkeeper, r. 515 Kearny
Allen Charles M., draughtsman Cal. Electrical Wks.,
926 Fifteenth
ALLEN CHARLES R., wholesale coal, 144 Steuar
Telephone Main 1845, and 1167 Webster, Oakland,
Oakland.
Allen Charlotte, widow, r. 836i Fifteenth
Allen Charlotte Mrs., r. 2607 P'ine
Allen Clifford, medical student, r. 1816 Mason
Allen Daniel V. , carpenter, r. White House
Allen David, telegraph operator. Western Union Tell
•Co., r. 305 Second
Allen David H., insurance, r. 1922 Broderick
Allen De'clan, blacksmith, Twenty-second nr Potreroj
Av., r. 603 Minna
Allen Delia M. , dressmaker, r. 616 Post
Allen Dora I., clerk Swayne & Hoj-t, r. 1917a Fillmore
Allen E. D., r. Seventh Av., bet. Point Lobos and Cle-
ment
ALLEN EUGtR L., agent Newport Wharf and Lum-
ber Co., 22 California, room 24, r. 600 Bush
Allen Edward, carpenter, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen Edward, machinist, r. 32J Freelon
ALLEN EWWARD REV., S. J., president St. Ign|
tins College, r. 214 Hayes
Allen Edward, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.
Seventeenth
Allen Edward A., president Pacific Express Co. an
agent str Gold, Jackson St. wharf, r. Alameda
Allen Edward D., salesman Goodvear Rubber Co.
Allen Edward J., freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co., r. 16
Stanlev PI
Allen Edward J. , laborer, r. 631 Post
Allen Edward L., lumber, r. 718b Bush
Allen Edward M., clerk J. W. Moliere, r. 926 Fifteenth!
ALLEN EI»VAI(D T., president E. T. Allen Co.f
416 Market, r. 2204 Jackson, Telephone West 582
Allen Elizabeth Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Allen Ellen, widow, r 1207 Montgomery
Allen Emma Miss, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen E. S., widow, proprietor The Lenox, 628 Sutter
ALLEN E. T. COMPANY, E. T. Allen, president, :
P. Capell, vice-president, H. E. Skinner, secretari
fire arms, ammunition, etc., 416 Market, Telephor
Main 1013
Allen Ethan, solicitor, r. 926 Fifteenth
Allen Francis H. (Allen Bros.) and bookkeeper Jo
Di.von Crucible Co., r. Oakland
Allen Eugene C, conductor, r. 2000 McAllister
Allen Everett A., tinsmith Krug & Yung, r. 10 1
PI
Allen F. A., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 718 Missit
Allen Frank, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 10 St. Ros^
Av
Allen Frank H., clerk Jos. Dixon Crucible Co.,
Oakland
ALLEN FRANK H., president Allen & Higgins hv
ber Co., 18-20 Spear, r. 124 Laurel
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING C0|
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTeOMERV STREET, Room
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?.
5 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Allen Frank O., grij) repairer, r. 544 Lott
Allen Frederick, laborer S. P. Co.,r. 421 Twenty-second
Allen Frederick C. (Allen & Looney), r. 613i Jessie
Allen Frederick M., clerk Pioneer House, r. 48 Fourth
Allen F. V., r. Russ House
Allen F. W., niotomian S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
Thirtieth and (Jhenery
Allen G., conductor, r. 2000 McAllister
Allen George, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 619 Minna
Allen George E., janitor Board of Supervisors, r. 406
Geary
Allen George H., driver Simpkins & Thorp, r. 507 Shot-
well
Allen George R., stenographer S. P. Co., r. 237 Golden
Gate Av
Allen George T. , bookkeeper Arnold Hardware Co., r.
Oakland
Allen George W. , foreman A. Schilling & Co., r. 330
Fifth Av
Allen George W., granitecutter, r. 712 Folsoni
Allen George W., molder, r. 346 Castro
Allen Gilbert P. , stevedore, r. 15 Dehon
Allen Gustave, niotorman, r. 11 South Broderick
Allen Harry E., teamster, r. 79 Albion Av
Allen Harry G., student Nathaniel T. Coulson, r. 1 Web-
ster
Allen Harry I., clerk, r. 1531 Sanchez
ALLGIV HAKRY S., manager The Press Clipping Bu-
reau, 510 Montgomery, r. 560 East Sixteenth, Oak-
land
Allen Henry, messboy stmr Eureka, r. 440 Green
Allen Henry F. (Allen & Lewis) and president San
Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, 202 California,
r. Ross, Marin Co.
Allen Henry W., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
Allen Herman C, mariner, r. 509 Chestnut
Allen H. G., ticket agent Oceanic SS. Co., 138 Mont-
gomery, r. Oaklanc
Allen Horace H., clerk Westchester Fire Insurance Co.,
r. East Oakland
Allen Irving, distributor Electric Laundry, r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Allen Isaac P., office 206 Sansome, room 5, r. Alameda
Allen Isaac P., shipcarpenter, r. 126 Perry
Allen J., musician, r. 211 Gough
Allen .lames, bartender Edward L. McGarrity, r. 143
Third
Allen Jamps, car repairer S. P. Co.
Allen James, laborer, r. 2 Santa Clara
Allen James, mlllhand Cal. Barrtl Co., r. 704 Sierra
Allen James Jr., laborer, r. 2 Santa Clara
Allen James B. , compositor Chronicle, r. Oakland
Allen James B., manager John Hal pin, r. 119 Fifth
Allen James F., longshsreman, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Allen James G. , agent Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., 304
Market, Telephone Main 1873, r. Oakland
Allen James G., master mariner, r. 1332 Sanchez
Allen James G., laborer Bay District Track
Allen James H., carpenter, r. 2603 Hyde
Allen James H., seaman, r. 6 Union
Allen James M. (Allen & McAllister) r. Menlo Park
Allen James W., bartender, r. 143 Third
Allen Jerome A., mnfrs. agent, 8 Battery, r. Oakland
Allen John, r. 24 Julian Av
Allen John, contractor, r. 252 Clementina
Allen John, driver Engine 20, r. 2028 Filbert
Allen John, liquors, 311 Fourth
Allen JohVi, peddler, r. 2 Santa Clara
Allen John, seaman stmr Progreso
Allen John, tailor, r. 1319^ Broadway
Allen John, teamster, r. 721 Fourteenth
Allen John Mrs., widow, r. 2603 Hyde
Allen John D., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 2603 Hyde
Allen John F., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 14
Georgia
Allen John G., stenographer, r. 1531 Sanchez
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Koyal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
Jljat iJi^sijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CPiCflGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., S. F.
Allen John G. R., painter, r. 1531 Sanchez
Allen John S., salesman Roos Bros., r. 2316a'Mission
Allen Joseph, cook stmr Cohunbia
Allen Joseph O., clerk, r. 128 Scott
Allen Josephine, dressmaker, r. 625 Golden Gate Av
Allen Justin P. , student, r. 1 Webster
Allen Lalla T., widow, r. 1 Webster
Allen L. D., carpenter, r. 1906 Buchanan
Allen Len, miner, r. Park Hotel
ALLEK LEWIS H., secretary and treasurer Harrold,
Hochholzer & Allen, 508 Sutter, r. East Oakland
Allen Lizzie, domestic, Alms House
Allen Lombard, shipcarpenter, r. 214 Third
Allen Lottie, widow, r. 413 Fourth
Allen Lottie, domestic, 843 Castro
Allen Lydia E., widow, r. 25b Thirteenth
Allen Mary, widow, r. 8 Hoff Av
Allen Mary, widow, r. 1429 Pacific
Allen Mary, widow, laundress U. S. Laundry, r. 3041
Sixteenth
Allen Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 134 Francisco
Allen Mary G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 406 Geary
Allen Matthew, cutter William Holt, r. 1049 Mission
Allen Merton C, reporter, r. 81 3 J^ Capp
Allen Michael, laborer, r. 633 Tennessee
Allen Michael, laborer, r. 306a Lily Av
Allen Nathan, porter, r. 77^ Fourth
Allen Nicholas J., clerk, r. 1319^ Broadway
Allen Nora, domestic, 3012 California
Allen O. J., r. 243 South Park
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian Bank, r.
Oakland
ALLEN PERI E., attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms
7-8, r. 9 South Park
Allen R. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 810 Bush
Allen Ray, clerk P. E. O'Hair, r. 909a Folsom
Allen Richard, laborer J. C. Wilson &. Co. r. 322^ Broad-
way
Allen Richard, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. cor. Tenth and
Charles PI
Allen Richar d J., driver Chemical Engine 1, r. 144
Twentv-secoiid
Allen Richard P., solicitor, r. 1926 Market
Allen Richard S., bookkeeper, r. 331 Guerrero
Allen Robert, locksmith, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Allen Robert O. H., compositor Post, r. 2006 Larkin
Allen Rowland F., salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r. Oakland
Allen S., clerk, r. 2316 a Mission
Allen Samuel, second-hand furniture, 1138 Howard
Allen Samuel J., weigher R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. 412
Scott
Allen Sarah M. Mrs., clerk, r. 930 Union
Allen Susan, widow, r. 1716 Fillmore
Allen Susan K. Mrs., proprietor The Longworth, 510
Geary
Allen Sidney D., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Alameda
Allen Thomas, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 1508
Mason
Allen Thomas, polisher Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 734 Clem-
entina
Allen Thomas, shipwright Clark & Webster, r. Berkeley
Allen Thomas, teamster I. Gutte, r. N s Columbia nr
Eleventh
Allen Thomas W., clerk Motive Power and Mach. Dept.
S. P. Co., r. 2213 Polk
Allen Thompson K., cook, r. 54 First
Allen Virginia Mrs., matron Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 79 Fourth *
Allen W., waiter, r. American Exchange Hotel
Allen W. A., purser stmr San Jose
Allen Walter M. , carpenter, r. 2605 Howard
Allen W. E. Miss, type-writing, 331 Montgomery, rijoms
40-41, r. 118J Larkin
Allen W. H. , clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r. Alameda
Allen William, r. 107 Valparaiso
Allen William, r. 2213 Pine
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $L00 per Month or Sold Outright
C.Browi)&Sopfl^'t5,823MarketSL
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Allen William, agent Snow's Dye Works, r. 1623 Mission
Allen William, expressman, r. 4 Morse PI
Allen William, oil dealer, r. 201 Turk
Allen William, laundryman, r. 147^ Valencia
Allen William, longshoreman, r. 32 Steuart
Allen William, shipbuilder, r. 764 Harrison
Allen William B., waiter, r. 222 Minna
Allen William C, secretary Pac. Express Co., Jackson
St. Wharf, r. East Oakland
Allen William C, shipcarpenter, r. 126 Perry
Allen William E., director Jones, Allen &' Co., r. 703
Hajesi
Allen Will am F. , liquors, 318 Montgomery, r. 12 Met-
calfe PI
Allen William H., capitalist, r. 918 Ellis
Allen William H., fireman Bryant Av Power House, r.
1800 Howard
.\llen William H., rigger, r. 224 Greenwich, rear
Allen William J., carpenter Stockton Planing Mills, r.
56 Corbett Road
Allen William M., horseshoer, 1306 Grove
Allen William O., driver, r. 1623 Mission
Allen William R., inspector plumbing, r. 7^ Guerrero
Allen William T. (Allen & Woods) r. 201 Turk
ALLEX WILLIAM W., attorney at law, Marye Law
Bldg, cor. Market and City Hall Square, 1504 Mar-
ket r 336 Oik
Allen William W.' Jr., clerk William W. Allen, r. 336
Oak
Allen W. S., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1309 Stockton
Allen & Fitzpatrick (Charles Allen and Thomas Fitzpat-
rick) liquors, 655 Sacramento
ALLEN &HIGGINS LUMBER CO.
Frank H. Allen presidtiit. .lames E. Ills-
Kins secretary and treasnrer. Importers
an«l dealers liardMood lumber, cabinet
Moods. veneeri«, ship plank and stair
builders stock, 18-'^0 Spear, Telephone
Main U7G
."Vllen & Lewis (Henry F. Allen and Cicero H. Lewis)
wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 202
California, and Portland, Oregon, Telephone Main
1971
Allen & Looney (Frederick C. Allen and Jeremiah
Looney) plumbers, 314 Golden Gate Av
Allen & McAllister (James M. Allen and Hall McAllister)
attorneys at law, 305 Sansome, Telephone Main 1112
Allen & Woods (William I. Allen and Robert L. Woods)
coal, 224 Eddy
Allen & Young (Harrj' R. and Thomas Young) steve-
dores, 308 California
BS" Allen. See Allan
Allenbach Jacob L, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 22
Hill
Allenberg Charles H., agent, r. 507 Golden Gate Av
Allenberg Edwin L. , agent, r. 507 Golden Gate Av
.\Uenberg Leopold, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer & Bros., r.
507 Golden Gate Av
Allende Henry, seaman, r. 440 Green
Allendyce A. A., salesman David Samuels, r. 510 Fulton
Allenio Frediani, fruits and vegetables, 535 Hayes
Allengi Vincento, furniture, r. 813 Vallejo
Allemian Grant O. , teamster, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Alley James, waiter Wendell Bernhard, r. 946 Mission
Alley William H., r. 1224 Greenwich
ALLIANCE ASSl'RANCE CO. (of London) Nathaniel
T.James manager, 416 California, Telephone Main
208
ALLIANCE MAKINE AND GENERAL ASSUR-
ANCE CO., limited (of London) J. J. Moore & Co.
agents, 302 California
AUiata James, ironworker Meckel & Co., r. 72 Natoma
AUiman Morris, r. 2818 Greenwich
Allimann Alphonse, inspector Custom House, r. 411 Post
AUingham William, artesian well borer, r. 1505 Guerrero
Allione Frank, cook, r, 461 Stevenson
AUione George, butcher, r. 461 Stevenson
Allione Henry, oyster and coffee saloon, 704 Filbert, r.
728 Filbert
Allis Alberto, cook John Martin, r. 21 Vallejo
ALLIS CHARLES, secretarj' and treasurer Tlie Ed- '
ward P. Allis Co., 31 Main, r. Milwaukee, Wis.
.ILLIS EDWARD P. I'O, THE, machinists and
foundeis, William W. AUis president, Edward P. Allis,
Jr. first vice-president, Edwin Rejiiolds second ^nce-
president and superintendent, Charles Allis secretary
and treasurer, Dempsey B. Hanson manager, 31
Main and Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Allis Edmund C, travelmg salesman Hinz & Landt, r.
1534b Pell
Allis Edward P. Jr., first vice-president The Edward P.
Allis Co., 31 Main, r. Milwaukee, Wis.
Allis Watson C, scalebuilder Fairbanks, Morse & Co., r.
23 Lafayette
ALLIS WILLIAM W., president The Edward P.
Allis Co., 31 Main, r. Milwaukee, Wis.
Allison Archibald, ship joiner, r. 14 Folsom
Allison Arthur W., bookkeeper Lake & Co., r. 710i Post
Allison Caleb H. , civil engineer, r. 509 I^yon
Allison Charles, clerk King Publishing Co. ,r. 1219 Mission
Allison Charles H., carpenter, r. 21 DeLong Av
Allison Daniel, librarian Knights of Pythias Library Assn,
r. Berkeley
Allison David, stoker Engine 6
Allison David E. (D. E. Allison & Co.) r. 2112 Broadway
Allison David E. Jr., bookkeeper D. E. Allison & Co., r.
2112 Broadway
ALLISON D. E. A' CO, (David E. Allison) fruit and
produce commission, 501-509 Front, Telephone Main
376
Allison Edmund L., draying, etc., r. 710^ Post
Allison Edward R., entry clerk D. E. Allison & Co., r.
2112 Broadway
Allison Edwin C, laborer, r. 725 Brannan
Allison Frank J., r. 001 Stockton
Allison George, carpenter Union Box Factory, r. 2117
Greenwich
Allison George M., carpenter, r. 804 Bay
Allison Henry H. , carpenter, r. 716 Larkin
Allison James G., carpenter, r. 804 Bay
Allison James H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 710 Post
.AiUisun John C, job printer, 8 Montgomery Av
.Vllison Lizzie C, widow, r. 710J Post
Alli^;on Mamie J. Miss, student, r. 710i Post
ALLISON. NEFF «& CO., J. B. Neff president, impor-
ters and joblwrs vehicles, farming implements and
hardware specialties, 421-423 Market
Allison T. Sydney, clerk New England Mutual Life In-
surance Co.
Allison William, carpenter, r. 404 Third
Allison William H., chief engineer stmr Queen, r. 9 Mis-
B^" Allison. See Alison.
Allman Alphonse, Cus'om House Inspector, r. 214 Third
AUman August W., sailor, r. 770 Harrison
Allman Charles E. (Starr & Allman) r. Oakland
Allman George, r. 7i Dale PI
Allman William, clerk, r. 861 Market
AUmann M. Mrs., widow, r. Hermann bet Buchanan
and Webster
Alloway James T., brakeman S. P. Co.,r. 3 Eddy PI
Allsop Robert, bricklayer, r. 936 Harrison
AUspaugh Ivan W., compositor The Joseph Winterbuni
Co., r. 108 McAllister
AUspaugh James, carpenter, r. 861 Market
AUwood Henrj-, wood carver Dodge & Dunshee, r.
Thirty-third Av, South
Allyn Stanley L, cigar dealer, r. 206 Golden Gate Av
AUyne John W., (Allyne & White) r. NW cor Gough and
Greene, Telephone West 487
ALLYNE «£ WHITE (John W. Allyne and William
H. White) merchants, 316 Sacramento, Telephone
Main 5171
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Alma Edward, traveling salesman, r. 1431 Ellis
ALItlA <iOLD MIXISTG < O., George R. Fletcher,
l)resideHt, Andrew Anderson, vice-president and
treasurer, D. Guttmann secretary, 9 Mission, room 7
Ahna House, Charles Buckley proprietor, 218 Broad-
way
ALMA MIA €I«AR FAC'TOUY, Jacob Brandt &
Co. proprietors, 608-614 Front
Almajia John, assistant editor Italia, r. 823 Mission
Almari Dometilla, widow, r. 21 South Park
Almas Philip, laborer James L. Hicks, r. 402 Stock-
ton
Almberg Charles, clerk Yosemite House
Alme John, engraver J. C. Irvine & Co., r. 721 Eigh-
teenth
Aimer Andrews, mdker, r. 621 Commercial
Almon William H., janitor Blythe Estate, r. 14 Grant Av
Almond Frederick, gripman Market St. Ry Co., r. 920
Natoma
Alnionsen Nels, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Almonte The, Mrs Johanna Frerichs proprietor, 1
Fifth
Almquist Frank E., carpenter, r. 1041 Minna
Almquist Gussie, domestic, 1920 Van Ness Av
Almquist John, journalist, r. 10 Cleveland
Almquist John A., shipjoiner Union Iron Works, r. 1041
Minna
Alms Charles, tailor, r. 2 Delta
Alms House fCity and County) Philip L. A\'ea\er, suji-
erintendent. Ocean House Road, tour miles from Old
City Hall, Telephone West 80
Aloisi Adolph, clerk, r. 1409 Grant Av
Alonzo Jose, cigar dealer, r. 1832 Powell
Alpen Jlerman M. (Kummer d: Alpen) r. 1621 Buchanan
Aljjen J. William, driver Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. 1621
Buchanan
Alpern M. Mrs., millinery 1 Sixth, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Alpern Max, harnessmaker Henry A. Wegener, r. 1726
O'Farrell
Alpers Brothers (George Alpers) groceries and liquors
328-330 Fifth
Aljiers Brothers (Hermann and George) groceries and
li(|U(irs, NE cor Clay and Larkin
ALPERS CHARLES, pi^sidcnt \a.
tional Fertiliser Co., and llereules Cold
!!!itoraKe Co., 405 Montgomery, room 5, r.
70« Ivy Av
Alpers Charles W., musician, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Alpers Claus, groceries and liquors, 1700 Howard, r. 1667
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
Alpers George (Alpers Bros.) r. NW cor Clara and Fifth
Ali)ers Hennann (Alpers Bros.) r. 1513i Larkin
Ali)ers John, painter, r. 293.5 Clay
Alpers Matilda, midwife, r. 2545 Folsom
Alpers Wilhelm, clerk C. G. Meyer, r. 51 7 Bryant
Alpha Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Story Co.,
Ney.) Charles Hirschfeld president, Charles E.
Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada block
Alpha Hall, SW cor Twenty-first and Diamond
ALPH.A .M leSES ANI» MAS!^EI!KS AGENCY.
F. E. Gciodban proprietor, 1117 Van Ness Av, nr
Post, Telephone East 579
Ali>hert Robert, bookkeeper, r. 828 Folsom
Alpine Safe Co. , George S. Beadle Pacific Coast \gent
14 California
Alpus Carl W., watchman Alms House, r. Ocean House
Road, nr Laguna Honda
Alsberg Sigmund, proprietor Abbotsford House, 1416
Broadway
; Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 1627 Geary, r. 1614
Alsford William, bookkeeper A. H. Smith & Co., r. 323
San Jose Av
Alsina Arthur, porter stmr St. Paul
Alsing A. N., driver Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 804
Filbert
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
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ALSIP EDWIN K. & CO. <>»»...
K. Alsip) real eistate dealers, » Kotnnda
(gronnd floor) Mills BldR, ^an Franeisro,
Telephone Main 5«0;5, also 1015 Fourth,
Saeramento
ALSIP FI»>VIIS K. (Edwin K. Alsip & Co.) r. 2151
Pacific Av, Telephone West 815
Alson A. P., cooper George Windeler, r. 40 Federal
Alsop Charles W. , distributor Electric Laundry
Alsop Eugene, distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Alsop John S., agent La Grande Laundry, r. 15 Taylor
Alston Frank, electrician Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 614
Bush
Alston Frederick H., carpenter, r. Sh Turk
Alt Bernard, teamster J. W. Dunbar & Co., r. 708 Val-
lejo
Alt Charles, butcher H. F. H. Schmidt & Co., r. 2333
Harrison
Alt Christopher H., shoemaker, r. 708 Vallejo
Alt Joseph, salesman, r. 708 Vallejo
Alta Building and Loan Association, Sol. J. Levy secre-
tary, 304 Montgomery
ALTA CALIFORNIA PRINTING H01I»4E, W. A.
Woodward & Co. proprietors, 10-1 2 Sutter
Alta House, 783 Market
Alta Plaza Hall, NW cor Clay and Fillmore
Alta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) J. E. Jacobus
secretary, 33 Nevada Block
Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer) soap nmfrs, 109-111
Oregon
Altemus J(jhn, baker, r. SE cor Florida and Twenty-
sixth
Altemus John, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. SE cor
Florida and Twenty-sixth
Altemus John Mrs., bakery, SE cor Florida and Twenty-
sixth
Altemus John Jr., ruler, r. SE cor Florida and Twenty-
sixth
Altenburg Bertha Miss, teacher music, r. 1615 Fillmore
Altenberg Fritz, teacher music, r. 1615 Fillmore
Altenburg August, bookkeeper Raphael Weill & Co. , r.
722 Union
Altenburg, Charles, cook, r. 515 Sacramento
Altenburg John, seaman, r. 54 Clay
Altenburg Josrph, clerk, r. 617 Sansome
Altenburg Flora Miss, r. 722 Union
Altenburg Pauline Miss, r. 722 Union
Altenburg Pauline, widow, r. 722 Union
Altendorf Julius, saw grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
Altendorf Wilhelm, seaman, r. 678 Bryant
Altfield Abel, r. 522^ Natoma
Altfield Simon, salesman, r. 614^ Elizabeth
Alth Andrew, iron worker Cal. Gas Fixture Co., r. 463a
Minna
Althanasiadon Eurydice Miss, seamstress, r. 1415 Mason
Althausen John, bartender Morosco's Grand Opei-a
House, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Alther Robert J., cork and bottle dealer, 1893 Ellis
Altherr Adolph, bakery, SE cor Seventeenth and De-
lores
Altiere Angelo, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansorne
Altiere Domenico, r. 1315 Sansome
Altiere Michele, barber, r. 1315 Sansome
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Aithof Theodore, r. 791 Haight
ALTHOF & BAHLS. K"!K.'J."'fr
>V. Itahls) blank book maniiraetiirers,
printers and sole maniiraelHrers anM
o^vners Frey-Bnseher Flat Opening Blank
Books. 511 Saeramento
Althorp Albert, haniessmaker, r. 1021J Market
Altinger George J. , trimmer J. T. Polieim, r. 228 Clip-
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Altman.Dora Mm., r. 414 Clementina
Altmaun .Jacob, merchant tailor, 1024-1026 Sutter
Altmann Louis, painter, r. 3o^ Clementina
Altmann William, clerk H. Gaerdes, r. 701 Hyde
Altmark Louis, salesman, r. 1710 Octavia
Altmayer Abraham, shoemaker, r. 824 Turk
Altmaver Berthol, clerk €abn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
724^ Turk
Altmayer Lawrence, salesman, r. 724| lurk
Altmayer Leopold (Altmayer & Leipsic) r. 824 Turk
Altmayer Max A., bookkeeper J. Baumgarten & Co. , r.
724^ Turk
Altmayer Moses, salesman Altmayer & Leipsic, r. s24
Turk
Altmayer Rosalie, w-idow, r. 724^ Turk
Altmayer & Leipsic (Leo Altmayer and Meyer Leipsic)
boots and shoes, 997 Market
Alton Francis C, r. 910 Jackson
Alton Mary, widow, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Alton Thomas M. , accountant The S. F. Breweries Ltd,
r. Alameda
Altonen Gustav, bartender Frank Sandelin, r. 106
Stuart
Altozano Alice, widow, r. 2024 Taj'lor
Altozano Ysidro, r. 2024 Taylor
Altpeter Eliza, widow, r. 19 Haight
Altreuter Emma Mrs. , lodgings, 825 Kearny
AHreuter William, bartender, r. 825 Kearny
Altridge John, machine operator Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. ViOr>K Broadway
Altnu-ia Exchange, Job Harriman manager, 124 Eighth
ALT!J€IIliL CHARLES, manager London, Paris &
American Bank limited, 1-3 Sansome, r. 2315 Slit-
ter, Telephone West 204
Altschul Hugo, traveling salesman L. Altschul & Co., r.
1113 Post
Altschul L. & Co. (Leopold Altschul) crockery, 422 San-
some
Altschul Leopold (L. Altschul & Co.) r. 1113 Post
Altschul Ludwig, real estate, 318 Clav, r. 2417 Sutter
Altschul Rudolph C. , clerk Tliomas E. Curran, r. 1113
Post
Altschuler Levi, traveling salesman, r. 1632 Ellis
Altschuler Sol A., lithographer Ellis & N'ahl, r. 1632
Ellis
Altube Bernardo, rancher, r. 813 Van Ness Av
Altube M. Mrs. , r. 813 Van Ness Av
Altvater Agnes, r. 1710 Geaiy
Altvater David, engineer J. Martenstein & Co., r. Ala-
meda
.\lvater Frederick, pla-sterer, r. 952J Howard
Altvater William, driver Paj'ot, Upham & Co., r. 1023
Twenty-fourth
Aluminum" Novelty Co. (Casper W. McLaughlin and
Mary A. Beck)"l.=iOS JMarket
.\lvarado Artesian Water Co., William P. Shaw presi-
dent, 214 Pine, room 29
AL« 4KADU FOl^KRV (Alvarado, CaL) George H.
Tay & Co., office 614-618 Battery
Alvarado John, tamales, r. 1318^ Keamy
Alvarado Pedro H., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 651 Vallejo
Alvares Joseph I., barber, r. 718 Ridley
Alvares, Manuel, laundry, 335 Sixth
Alvarez Adam D., clerk Levj' & Beer, r. 30 Hanover PI
Alvarez Angel P., publisher and editor El Comercio, 536
Clay, r. 1116 Powell
Alvarez Antonio, porter, r. 721^ Broadway
Alvarez Antonio, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Alameda
Alvarez Gabriella, widow, r. 721J Broadway
Alvarez Gustave S., r. 2 Bartol
Alvarez Jose M. S., shellworker Herman Cook, r. 720
Vallejo
Alvarez Joseph, seaman, r. 2 Bartol
Alvarez Manuel, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
Oakland
Alvarez Rafael L. , shell worker, r. 1314 Keamy
Alverson Thomas J., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry.,
r. 3041 Sixteenth
Alverson W. W. , with Atlas Assurance Co. , r. The Oliver
Alves Clarence, barber R. Phillios, r. 1911J Mission
Alves Domingos, expressman, NW cor Davis and Jack-
son, r. Oakland
Alves Frederick, teamster G. H. Morrison, r. 825 Hamj)-
shire
Alves Joseph, barber, 1551 Market, r. 35 West Park
Alvev John F., salesman, r. 423 Elhs
l^'Ahin House. See The Wilson House, 120 Post
Alviso Guadalufie, detective, r. 519 Saci-amento
Ahiso John, vaquero Miller & Lux, r. Sixteenth At
South, bet Q and R
Alviso WiUiam P. , laborer, r. 816 Fifteenth Av South
Alvord Charles S., salesman Golden Gate Compressed
Yeast Co., r. Fruitvale
Alvord Frank, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific, rear
ALYORD WILLIA.n. president The Bank of Cali-
fornia, NW cor California and Sansome, and Police
Commissioner, Telephone West 626, r. 2200 Broad-
way
Alwens Max J. , traveling salesman Horn & Co. , r. Los
Angeles
Amadeo Fagioli, clerk G. A. Borella & Co., r. ll:}6
Howard
Amaluxen CTharles, laborer, r. 3233 Sixteenth
Aman Charles, fireman, r. 546 First
Amanolese John, laborer, r. 22 Russell
Amaral Anton, 2d officer stmr Tiburon, r. Tiburon
Amaral Jose L., laborer, r. 422 Drumm
Amaral Joseph, barber, 1509i Howara
Amaral Pauline S. (Enos & Amaral) r. San Leandro
Amaral Joaquin S., laborer Custom House, r. Sausalito
Amark Emma G. Miss, retoucher, r. 108^ Oak
Amark Frederick L., clerk Reinhold Muller, r. 108^ Oak
Ambark George, butcher, r. 13 Bridge PI
Ambeck Nicolai, night watchman Pac. Can. Co., r. 67S
Harrison
.Ajnber Marcus, tailor, r. 1056 McAllister
Amber Morris, peddler, r. 28 Norfolk
Amberg Otto, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
r. 1571j Market
Ambiusco Michel, laborer Cal. Iron and Wrecking Co.,
r. 634 Second
Ambler Arthur B, salesman George W. Gibbs Co., r.
2004 Larkin
Ambler Benjamin, salesman Langley & Michaels Co., r.
2004 Larkin
Ambridge F. C, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 14U
Clay
Ambrose Baptiste, bootblack, r. 2 Roach
Ambrose Edward, bookkeeper Brunt & Co., r. Twenty- ;
first nr Harrison
Ambrose Frank, painter, r. 1220 Powell
Ambrose Giobatista, farmer, r. Ocean View
Ambrose James, plumber, r. 1319 Natoma
Ambrose James, real estate, r. 605 Hayes
Ambrose Jules, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Ambrose Thomas, r. 327 Montgomerj' Av
Ambrose Thomas A. , capitalist, r. Lick House
A9IBK4i.se >TILLI.4.1I I-,, artificial stone contractor,
16 Post, and School Director, r. 2007 Golden Gate At
Ambnin Frederick M., cornice maker James Guilfoy, r.
871 Mission
Amedee Edward C, with James De PYemery, r. 2318
Webster
Amedee George, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaun,
r. 2318 Webster
AMELL'.VG Jl LIIS <'., general commission mer-
chant and dealer California wines and brandies, 10
California, r. 234 Capp
Amend Charles W., druggist, r. 1413 Dupont
Amendt Marj-, widow, r. 1127 Florida
American Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam
Vessels, Samuel G. Naylor, secretary', 9 :
F. A. POBBIINS PRESS WORKS
MANTTFACTURE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
32-4- FREIMONT STREIET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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American Bakers Union, J. J. Barrett, president,
Thomas Kealy, secretary, 818a Howard
American Balance Slide Valve Co., John T. Wilson, gen-
eral manager, Robert J. Davis, secretary, 508 Mont-
gomer\', room 'J&
ANERICA^I BALL KOZZLK CO., G. A. Marquis,
general Pacific Coast, agent, 325 Sutter
AMEKICAN BA\K A\0 TRUST €0. OF 8A>
I FKA5JC'l!^CO.. Edwin Fretwell president, Orville
D. Baldwin vice-president, James J. Fagan cashier,
I John VV. Farren Jr. secretarj-, NE cor Montgomery
I and Bush, Telephone Main 5274
A7MERIC-AN BIKLK SOCIETY, 1037 Market
AIMERIC.A\ BISCUIT Co., Leon Sloss president,
James Dunn vice-]iresident and manager, William D.
Claussen secretary, office and factory NW cor Bat-
tety and Broadway, Telephone Main 1996, salesroom
228 Front, Telephone Main 1852
American Boiler Co., D. R. McCall'jm manager, 5 Crock-
er Bldg
AHERICAX book <'0., Adam F. Gunn, manager,
101 Battery
AMERICAN BREWERY, Banith & Kroenke, pro-
prietors, 725-727 Green
American Cafe, Miss K. Hawthorne proprietor, 205 Pow-
ell
American Carbonic Acid Gas Co. , A. C. Shaw superin-
tendent, carbonic acid gas manufacturers, 19 Steven-
son, Telephone Main 5815
American Central Insurance Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) Charles
Christensen manager, John R. Hillman assistant
manager, 317 California
American Clothing Association The (incorporated) T. B.
Potter president, F. M. Persinger secretary, 2(i
O'Farrell
American Combination Can Co. , Alfred S. Moore projjri-
prietor, 41 Stevenson, Telephone Main 5205
American Composition Pipe and Pile Armor Co., Eugene
F. Badglej' president, George J. Kelly secretarj*, 819
Market, room 47, works San Bruno Av, nr Six-Mile
House
American Concentrated Must Co., D. Henshaw Ward
general manager and secretary, 508 California,
room 31
American Concert Co., The, Alfred Roncovieri president
H. L. Schmitz secretary, L C. Coggin manager, 402
Montgomery, room 9.
American Condensed Milk Co., Fred S. Smith manaaer,
city depot and delivery office 1237 Mission, main
oflBlce 230 Pine, room 15, Telephone Main KilO,
branch office 105 Ninth, Telephone south, 485
American Credit Indemnity Co. The, Ezra W. Keeler
agent, 712 Sutter
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH. Frank
Jaynes president, Edward F. Weihe superintendent,
main office 607 Market, Telephone Main 204, branch
offices 200 Sutter cor Kearny, Market Taylor and
Golden Gate Av, Telephone South 5; 839 Sutter,
Telephone East 305; W. U. Tel., C. P. RR. Bldg; W.
U. Tel., Oakland ferry; W. U. Tel., NE cor Pine and
Montgomerj-; Valencia and Twenty-second; 2403
California; NW cor Hayes and Larkin; W. U. Tel.,
206 Market; Palace Hotel, Baldwin Hotel, W. U.
Tel., Grand Hotel; W. U. Tel., cor California and
Front; W. U. Tel., Ill Market; W. U. Tel. 228 Cali-
fornia
American Drug Store 1002 Market
American Eagle Tobacco Co. The (Detroit, Mich.) The
Wertheimer Co. agents, 106 Bush
AMERICA-V ELECTRICAL WORKS (Providence,
R. I.) office 25 Market
AMEKICtiH' EXCHANGE HOTEL, American Ex-
change Hotel Co. proprietors, 31!)-325 Sansome, Tel-
ephone Main 1.534
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL CO., H. R.
Bemis president, J. T. Wiseman secretary, proprie-
tors American Exchange Hotel, 319-325 Sansome
^ PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" in Busines<! Directory.
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American Export Co. The, 59-60 Crocker Bldg
American Faucet Co., John L. Howard president, F. J.
Goodwin secretary, 11-16 Chronicle Bldg
American Fire Engine Co (Seneca Falls, N. Y.) Arthur
L. Fish airent, .59-61 First
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
1(1 (ofNe>v Vork) H. .M.Grant inana-
uUit ecr, Cbarles A. S iiart astii^tant
manager, i'iX California, t^Iepiione Main
433
American Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia) Brown,
Craig & Co. general agents, 407-409 Mont'.'omery
AMERICAN FORESTERS HALL A.SSOCIATION,
C. H. Bremer .secretary, 120 O'Farrell
AMERICAN FURNITURE EX-
PPCCC f*f\ H. Frosch proprietor.
rnLOO bUif !«tandsN>V cor Stockton
and Geary anil \E cor St«irkton and Mar-
ket, Aii order»« promptly attended to at
reaisonable raten. Pianos moved tvilli
care. Ordem taken lor Oakland, Ala-
meda, Berkeley, San.salito, Baden and
San Mateo. Ofliee 200 Stockton (cigar
St ore)
AMEKIC4N GAS GO«EKNORCO., D. L. Randolph
president, W. Oscar Ludovici secretary, 323 Sutter
American Hall, NW cor Leavenworth and' Pacific
American Import Co. The (incorporated) Samuel Weil
president, Louis Schwarzschild vice-president, Al-
fred J. Brandenstein secretary and treasurer, im-
porters European goods, 107 Sansome
ITHOSiBUTTERWORTH
;;2e3 e25 227 tenth street
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Amerieaij Imi.rnxenieiit L'u. (iuenriJi.rated) J. W. Morse
head president, John Heeuiu secretary, street
sweeping niachinery and contractors, 220 Sansome,
room 4
American Indicator Co., George W. Reynolds secretary,
324 Pine, room 7
AMERICA.^ INSURANCE CO. (of Newark. N. J.)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., agents, George W. Spencer
manager, 323 California
American Labor Bureau, W. F. Evans president. Miss
R. M. L. Parmelee secretary, Charles Klein treasurer,
632 Market, Telephone Main 872
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR,
a fraternal, co-operative, l)enelicial and
protective orsanization ; insiiran<-e on
asse^.snient plan, from $1,U00 to .%'t.OOO ;
sick benetits from $4 to $12 per week;
guarantee and emergency fund's amount-
ing to over $.>00,000.<>0, invested in bonds
and deposited with the State Treasurer
of Massachusetts; surplus divided an-
nually: C. O. Burton grand secretary.
St. Ann's Bldg, 0 Eddy
American Line (New York, Southampton, London,
Philadelphia, Queenstown, Liverpool) G. D. Fahne-
stock general agent Pacific Coast, 609 Market
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Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per rionth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Maiket Street
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
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Liverpool, Southampton and London) D. W. Hitch-
cock ag-ent, 1 Montg-omery
American Liquor Co., Siegfried Graf, manager, 1524
Market
American Lucol Co. The, W. P. Fuller & Co. agente, SW
cor Pine and Front
American llnfg Chemical Co., Dom & Edwards proprie-
tors, 932i Harrison
American Market, F. .Junker & Co., proprietors, 1005
McAllister
.4MI-:Klt'.4>i ©Ili CO.. -J. O. Low president, David
Low secretary and treasurer, wholesale oil, paints
and varnishes, etc., 14-16 Main, factory W s Seventh
bet King and Townsend, Telephone Main 348
American Patriot The, Patriot Publishing Co. , publish-
ers. Young Men's Christian Association Bldg
American Powder Packing Co. (incorporated) W. B.
Brown president, D. A. Jennings secretarj-, 401
California, room 14
AMERICA.^ PRE^S ASSOCIATIO.\,510 Montgom-
ery, general office 45-47 Park PI, New York, I). J.
Smith president, Charles J. Parsons secretarj-, War-
ren G. Benton manager S. F. office
AMERICAN RAILMAW •'«■> STICK TlOX AXD
LAND IMPKOVEME\TCO.. Francis Bridges
[iresident, R. P. JI. Greeley vice-president, Theodore
Kempert secretarv, 10 California
AMERICAN KEAl ESTATE INVESTMENT
lNiO\ (New York) A. M. S. Mayer manager, 216
Sansome, room 1
American Refingerator Transit Co., Lyle M. Fletcher
general agent, 132 Califojnia
AM EK It AN RIVER LANI» .IND LIMBER <0.
(El Dorado Co., Cal.) A. J, Balston president,
•lo^hua Barker secretarj-, Horatio P. Livennore
niiuiatrer, 320 Sansome, room 16, Telephone Main
AMERICAN SALT CO. THE
p. Mar<«icano preslfl<>nt, F. H. Coward
iiianaser. office 'it* Sarraiiiento, fartory
Bcale St. nharf. Telephone Main 198;j
American Samson, ])hysician, 405 Kearny, r. 1244 Mis-
sion
.\nie'ican Smokeless Boiler Co., A. J. Treat secretarv,
17 Safe Defxisit Bldg
AMERICAN STEAM LAT.VDRY. Knight & Pot
linger proprietors, William A. Disborough superin-
tendent, 2120 Lombard .^
American Siisrar Refinerv", SW cor Batterv and Union
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS
CO.
I'almer A Rej Type lonndry
Branch, Valentine J. A. Rey niana-
Ker, 40.»40* Sansome and 2I.5-';31 Bay
American Sunda\ School Union, 735 Market
American Surety Cc^mpanJ• (of New York) George L.
Seybolt general agent and inspector, 331 Pine,
room 3 cu,>«
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. THE, San Francisco
Depot. 701-703 Fnint. Telephone Main 5317
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS «....
Mo(»a A Milson proprietors, nianafac-
turers well borine tools, crank axles,
Koose necks, steel and Iron shafts.
dred;:er t'oreing a specialty, 109 Mission.
Telephone Main .5.5*8
A.MERICAIV TRACT SOCIETY, George Walker
man-iger, 735 >Iarket, Telephone Main 5727
American Tradiiig Co. The (New York) Milton H. Morse
agent, 112 California
A.MERICAN TNION FISH CO,, Patricio Marsicano
president, Charles Dondero secretarv, fish dealers,
513-519 Washington. Telephone Main" 1890
American Ventilating Co. (incorjxirated) F. S. Chad-
bourne president, Thomas A. Proctor vice-president,
J. F. Burgin secretary and treasurer, W. Talbot
Colier general superitjtendent, 14 Mills Bldg, :W
floor
.4MEKIC.4N WHIP CO. C«'estfteld, Mass.) Keyst.
Bros, agents, 21 First
.AMERICAN ^VRI^OKR CO. THE, Ointon E.
Turner manager, 505 Larkin
American Woolen Mills, Samuel Meyer and Jules Hersch-
berg proprietors, retail clothing, 332 Kearny
Amerman Jacob B., clerk A. J. Leary Co., r. 810
O'Farrell
Amerosa Filipo, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Ames Benjamin, clerk Henry Droge, r. 1106 Mason
Ames Benjamin F., teamster Henrj- Cowell & Co., r. 541
Stevenson
Ames Benjamin F. Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 541 Stev-
enson
Ames Charles E., bookkeeper James J. Flj-nn, r. 541
Stevenson
.\mes Charles L., paper hanger, r. 905 Market
.\mes Cyrus (Ames & Morris) r. Alameda
Ames Edward, attomey-at-law, r. 828 Gearj-
Ames Edward A., bookkeeper, r. 370 Brannan
.\mes Edwin E., manager Studebaker Bros. Manufactur-
ing Co.. SW cor Tenth and Market, r. 1217 Buchanan
Ames Edwn M., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1217 Bu-
chanan
Ames Eunice C. Miss, proof-reader John D. Hammond,
r. 541 Stevenson
Ames Everett, law student Fox, Kellogg & Gray, r.
Oakland
AMES F. H. CO, Frank H. Ames president, Leon .\.
Maison vice-president, Henry Gray secretarj-, whole-
sale commission merchants, ag-ents Cudahy Packing :
Co., National Starch Mnfg Co., Carle & Son Oatmeal
and Cereal Co. , Kansas Salt Co., Cleveland Baking' .
Powder Co., Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. and i
Cliurch & Co. 3 California, rooms 22-24, Telejjhone .'
Main 5331
.4MES FISHER, attoniev-at-law 220 Sansome, rooms
10-12, Telephone Main 533, r. 2232 Broadwav
AMES FR.4NK H., president F. H. Ames Co., 3 Cali- 1
fomia, rooms 22--^4, r. 717 Fillmore, Telephone I
\\ est 662
Ames I'rank M., r. 1024 Clay
Ames Frank M., manager hotel dept Nathan, Dohr-
mann & Co., r. 717 Filhuore
Ames Frederick F., salesman, r. 223a Leavenworth
Ames George E., agent Union Iron Works near NE uor '
Mission and First, r. 3010 Clay .
Ames George H., clerk Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 812
O'Farrell
Ames Gerald E., teamster Duggan & Ames, r. \\<*>
Mason
Ames Gertrude E., widow, r. 2012 Devisadero
Ames Haney, engineer, r. 22 Fifth
Ames Helen G. Miss, librarian Boys Free Library aii'l
Reading Room, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Ames Henry M., salesman, r. 1033 Laguna
Ames Henrj' W. , millwTight, r. 759 Valencia
Ames Howard C, salesman Studebaker Bros. Mnfg. Co.,
r. 44 Oak
Ames James H. (.Ames & Harris), r. Oakland
Ames James A., stamp maker J. C. Ir\ine & Co., r. :>
Keamj-
Ames John F., foreman Ames & Harris, r. Oakland
Ames Joseph V. , blacksmith, r. 1528 Pacific Av
.Ames Josiah P. (Ames & Harris), r. Oakland
Aiues J. Walker, bookkeeper Geo. F. Grant, r. 1504
Pacific Av
Ames M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 117 Cumberland
Ames Martha J. Miss, teacher Chinese Baptist Missii m,
r. 10191 Clay
Ames Mary Miss, principal Nathaniel Gray Memorial
Free Kindergarten, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Ames Mary A., widow, r. 1106 Mason
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\mes Olive Miss, phrenologist, r. 14 Mason
\mea Oscar H. , cutter F. Tenner, r. Alameda
IMES PELHAM W., assistant secretary Spring Val-
ley Water Works, r. 1312 Taylor, Telephone Main
5539
imes Susie Miss, bookbinder John D. Hammond, r. 541
Stevenson
^mes William C. , purser stnir City of Pueblo, r. Oak-
land
Vmes William R., brass finisher, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Vines Worthington, clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1312 Taylor
IMKS «& HARKIS (J. P. and J. H. Ames and Edwin
F. Harris) manufacturers bags, tents, awaiings, and
importers bags and bagging materials, and dealers
rubber clothing and Tower's oiled clothing, 100-104
Sacramento and 101-103 Drumm, Telephone Main
349
imes & Morris (Cyrus Ames and Harry Morris) liquors,
1434 Howard"
imet Gustave, porter, r. 434 Green
4.met Jose, laborer, r. 434 Green
imey Charles H., engineer, r. loloi Market
imette John B., barber 1317 Mission, r. 245 Eighth
imidon Cyrus S., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 212
Powell
imiot Amelia, widow, dressmaker, r. 2332 Mission
uniot Charles, white washing, r. 2382 Mission
imiot Juan, r. 2332 Mission
IMIRAVX PETER, secretary Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., N s Berry bet Third and Fourth, r.
710 Van Ness Av
imititer Albert, clerk, r. 1206 Laurel Av
iniister Augusta Mrs. r. 1206 Laurel Av
unister Sarah Miss, r. 1206 Laurel Av
LUim Marie Mrs., r. Ahlbom House
.ninuinn Adolph, tanner, r. 1208 Kearny
aiiniann Adolph Jr., jeweler, r. 1208 Kearny
Lniiiiaiin Frederick W., bookkeeper Sachs Pros & Co.,
r. X s Twenty -second nr Eureka
.niiiiann William, carriage painter, r. 1208 Kearny
\IYIIYlLnUr U. importer and whole-
sale and retail dealer paints, oils, glass,
Mail paper, ete., 1314 Market, r.3I2a Turk
.nuKi- William B., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 28
M.iss
moore Costello, watchman Am. Salt Co
imos L H. (L H. Amos & Co) r. Portland, Oregon
imos I. H. & Co. (I. H. Amos) manufacturers agents, 12
Drumm
imos James D,, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. Oak-
land
mos John T. , bookkeeper, r. 217 Elm Av
jiios J. Philip, receiving teller Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 929 Grove
imos Louise L , widow, r. 929 Grove
imphlett Richard M., correspondent W. & J. Sloane &
Co. , r. 1630 Sacramento
mrath J. W., salesman Justinian Caire, r. 129i Tenth
mrhein Charles L. W. , boxmaker, r. 975 Bryant
nirhein Mary, widow, r. 975 Bryant
imrock Patrick J., motorman, r. 118 Sunny Side Av
msel Benjamin, r. 1015 Market
msel Rose Mrs. , furnished rooms, 461 Stevenson
^msler Charles S. , tinner Pae. Tin and Sheet Iron Wks,
r. 212 Minerva
.msler Grace E. , widow, r. 212 Minerva
msler Thomas B., ironworker Pac. Tin and Sheet Iron
Wks., r. 212 Minerva
^msone Joseph W., painter William R. Eaton, r. 413
' o'Farrell
^mstein Lillian Miss, ironer, r. 1040i Howard
.mundsen Lena S. Miss, clerk general freight Office S.
P. Co., r. 722 Shotwell
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
VIERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VTKRKET STREET
ITp-Stairs, orp. Palace Hotel.
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Order a Specialty.
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Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Amusic George, waiter Samuel H. Baker, r. 1419J Powell
Amy Charles H., plumber and steam fitter, 21 Beale, r.
1515i Market
Amv Gustave L., insurance solicitor Charles Christensen,
r. 34 Ellis
Amyott Charles O., conductor Market Street Ry., r. Six-
teenth Av bet H and I
Anam Olaf, shoemaker, 331 Sixth
Anastasia Giuseppe, barber, r. 1116 Kearny
Anatomical Museum, L. J. Jordan & Co. proprietors, 1051
Market
Ancell Ellen Mrs. , r. 244 Chattanooga
Ancell William S., carpenter Union Iron Wks, r. 780
Illinois
Anchick Elizabeth, widow, r. 1133 Treat Av
Anchor Coal and Development Co. (incorporated) Leander
Shores president, 19 Montgomerv
AXl'IEXT ORDER OF FOREi^TER^, John Falconer
permanent secretary, 102 O'Farrell
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS' RIILDINV,
102 O'Farrell
AXC'IENT ORDER OF FORESTERS* HALL AS
SOC'IATIOX, 102 O'Farrell, Telephone Main 1876
A\C'IE.\T ORDER OF FORESTERS OF AMER-
ICA, C. H. Bremer Grand Secretary, 120 O'Farrell,
Alcazar Bldg, Telephone Main 5236
Ancient Order of Samaria, A. D. Cvishing secretary, 21
Powell
AXC'IEST ORDER INITED WO"Kl»IEN, Davd
S. Hirshberg grand recorder, 65-66 Flood Bldg, Telt-
phone Main 826
AXC'IKXT ORDER FMTED WORKMEN DE-
OREK OF IIOXOK, Mrs. Kate M. Poland grand
recorder, 65 Flood Bldg
Ancilla Limi, widow, r. 9 Montgomery Court
Ancker Abraham, clerk Marks Bros., r. 780 ^'anNess Av
Ancker Leo, stock clerk W. Fleisher, r. 630i Natoma
Ancker Louis, barber, 1738 Market, r. 546 Jessie
Ancker Solomon, clerk, r. 780 Van Ness Av
Anconia William, usher, r. 502 Mason
Andel Frederick, laborer, r. 328a Shotwell
Ander Gus, clerk, r. 2096 Market
Anderegg Caspar, laborer, r. Ss Nevada nr Pennsylvania
Anderfuren Katherine, widow, r. 819 Twentieth
Anderline Freda, domestic 1726 Bush
Anderline Gabriel, cellarman Napa Valley Wine Co., r.
503a Seventh
Andernach Adolf, bookkeeper Diaphanium Artistic
Window Decoration, r. 742 Tehama
Anders Albert A., shiijping clerk New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 442A Sixth
Anders Anna M., domestic, 2419 Webster
Anders Emil, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 787 Folsom
Andersen A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Andersen Adolph F., bartender L. H. Hansen, r E s
Kentucky nr Nevada
Andersen Albert, pressman Bosqui Engraving and Print
ing Co., r. 138 Lombard
Andersen Andrew C, poultry, r. E s Fifth Av South,
bet J and I
Andersen Andrew O. , seaman, r. 1125 Alabama
Andersen Andrew P., solicitor, r. 504 Vallejo
Andersen Barry A., driver Electric Laundry, r. 128 Dor-
land
Andersen Carl, druggist E. J. McGivern,
Guerrero
Andersen Charles, foreman John F. Coope
Andersen Charles, laborer, r. 506 Fulton
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. lOOi Jackson
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. 131 East
Andersen Charles J., night clerk, r. 252 Minna
Andersen Christian, laborer, r. 138 Lombard
Andersen Christian, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 617 Geary
rear
Andersen Cornelius, feeder Galli
r. 138 Lombard
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Andersen Conrad H., cook, r. 18 Pixley
Andersen Edward, tobacco and notions, 305 East, r.
Berkeley
Andersen Emil, seaman, r. 739 Fourth
Andersen Frederick, laborer, r. 1515 Mission
Andersen Frederick M., sticker Green Bros., r. 1236i
Folsom
Andersen Gusta Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 544a Mission
Andersen Hannah, domestic 1116 Hyde
Andersen Harold, decorator, r. 2925 Sacramento
Andersen Harold, pressman Galloway Lithographinjf Co.
r. 138 Lombard
Andersen Henrj-, waiter, r. 22 Turk
Andersen Holger, gardener, r. NE cor Berry and Fourth
Andersen Jacob C. , driver, r. 336 Third
Andersen James, shoemaker, 611 Laguna, r. 711
Grove
Andersen Jens, cooper, r. 444 Sixth
Andersen John, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Andersen John, seaman Stmr Queen, r. 56 Oregon
Anderson John H., California wines and brandies, 427
California, r. '2531 Post
Andersen Julius, cooper, r. E s Fifth Av. South, bet I
and J
Andersen Julius, locksmith, r. 2605 Bryant Av
Andersen Mads, laborer, r. 518 Brannan
Andersen Martin, seaman, r. 12 Glover
Andersen Martin, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Andersen Mary, waitress, r. 1515 Mission
Andersen Neilson, waiter, r. 1515 Mission
Andersen Nels N. (Christiansen & Andersen) r. 1223
Sterner
Andersen Nils, seaman, r. 25 Clementina
Andersen O., master schr Esther Bulme, office 22
Market, room 15
Andersen Paul, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 148 Perry
Andersen Peter, pressman W. \V. Montague & Co., r.
1218 Campbell
Andersen Peter, salesman, r. 138 Lombard
Andersen Peter C, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Andersen Peter E., cooper, r. E s Fifth Av South bet I
and J
Andersen Robert J., driver Market St. Ry, r. 47A Clara
I©"Andersen. See Anderson and Andreson
Anderson A., cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Anderson A., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1810 Devisadero
Anderson A., teamster, r. 909 Kearny
Anderson Abraham, carpenter, r. 829 Fifteenth
Anderson A. C. & Co. (John C. and A. C. B. Anderson)
groceries, liquors, general merchandise, wood and
coal, NW cor Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Anderson A. C. B. (A. C. Anderson & Co.) r. NW cor
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Anderson Adolph, ironer La Grande Laundrj-, r. 1013
Minna
Anderson Adolph, liquors, 812 Kearny, r. Seventh Av
South nr D
Anderson Adolph L., liquors, 523 Jackson, r. Interna-
tional Hotel
Anderson A. F., machinist, r. 1555i Market
Anderson Agda, r. 2516J Post, rear'
Anderson A. John, deckhand stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Anderson Albert (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 1443 Twentv-
third
Anderson Albert, laborer, r. 72 South Park
Anderson Albert, plumber, r. 317j Union
Anderson Albert, pressman R. R. "Patterson, r. £06 San-
chez
Anderson Albert, vamisher W. A. Schrock, r. 533 Ne-
braska
Anderson Albert, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 933 Mission
Anderson Albert Jr., ironmolder Enterprise Foundrv, r.
1443 Twenty-third
Anderson Albert G., foreman Schussler Bros., r. 820
Grove
Anderson Albert J., baker Log Cabin Bakerv, r. 824
Fifteenth
San '
Anderson Albert P., compositor John F. Anderson, r.
225 Golden Gate Av
Anderson Albert V., clerk, r. 266 Minna
Anderson Alexander, boilermaker, r. 33 Louisa
Anderson Alexander, liquors, 900 Kearny, r. 23 Trenton
Anderson Alexander, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Anderson Alexander, stevedore, r. 23 Stanford
Anderson Alexander W., steward, r. 75 Federal
Anderson Alfred, bartender, r. 1833 Market
Anderson Alfred, teamster A. B. Patrick & Co
Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South
Anderson Alfred, hamessmaker, r. 431 Minna
Anderson Alfred, porter Gustav Sassenberg
Anderson Alfred, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 82$
Howard
Anderson Alfred, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Anderson Alfred, tanner Charle-i G. Bennett & Co., r.
San Bruno Av nr Twenty-eighth
Anderson Alfred, vard hand A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Joy
bet Hope and Faith, B. H.
Anderson Alfred E., clerk, r. 313 Bartlett
Anderson Alice Miss, telegraph operator, r. 122 Eighth
Anderson Alice Miss, saleslady, r. 226 CoUingwood
Anderson Allen, carpenter, r. 606 O'Farrell
Anderson Alma, domestic 1915 Franklin
Anderson Alvin T., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 119
Capp
Anderson Alvira S., domestic 2717 Pine
Anderson Amelia, domestic 2830 Howard
Anderson Amelia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 805 O'Farrell
Anderson Anderson V., 2d officer stmr National Citv, f,
30 Clay ' '
Anderson Andrew, r. 119 Capp
Anderson Andrew, r. 229^ Perr>-
Anderson Andrew, bartender Etienne Joullin, r. ol9i
Stevenson
Anderson Andrew, boatbuilder, r. 242 Townsend
Anderson Andrew, deckhand stmr Mt Eden
Anderson Andrew, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Anderson Andrew, driver, r. 9 Cohen PI
Anderson Andrew, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 409 First
Anderson Andrew, laborer, r. 2 Washington
Anderson Andrew, laborer, r. 549 Mission
Anderson Andrew, laborer, r. 1807 Lombard
Anderson Andrew, laborer, r. W s Kosciusko nr Union
Av
Anderson Andrew, machinist Eagle Automatic Can Co.,
r. 490 Eighth
Anderson Andrew, inillhandDeming-Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 336 Green
Anderson Andrew, painter, r. 504 Natoma
Anderson Andrew, presiman C. A. Murdoch & Co., r.
1224 Vallejo
AXUKRSOX AXDRKW, proprietor Southern Pacific
Restaurant, 638-644 Fourth, r. 497 Fourth
Anderson Andrsw, quartermaster stmr Mariposu
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Anderson Andrew, stonecutter, r. 1417 Jackson
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 1921 San Carlos Av
Anderson Andrew, teamster N. Ohlandt <i- Co., r. W >
Indiana nr Yolo
Anderson Andrew, teamster, r. 1807 Lombard
Anderson Andrew, vice-president Lewis, Anders»n ^'c
Co., 225 East, and vice-president and treasurer Alma
Gold Mining Co., 9 Mission, r. 119 Capp
Anderson Andrew, waiter Mrs. Annie C. Lundin, r. 1500
Howard
Anderson Andrew C, barber, 719 Montgomery- Av, r.
7114 Filbert
Anderson Andrew C, waiter Ravn & Christesen, r. l?.*
Clara
Anderson Andrew G., basketmaker Weston Basket and
Mnfg Co. , r. 566 Howard
Anderson Andrew H., laborer, r. 432^ Tehama
Anderson Andrew J., wheelwright, r."911 Cipp, rear
Anderson Andrew P., machinist Gulden State and Min-
ers Iron Wks, r. 506 Sanchez
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Anderson Andrew P., switchman Market St. Ry., r.
1909f McAllister
Anderson Andrew P., waiter, r. 1200 Kearny
Anderson Anna, widow, r. 948i Howard
Anderson Anna, widow, r. 2516^ Post, rear
Anderson Anna, widow, furnished rooms, 342 Fifth
Anderson Annie, domestic 1114 Haight
Anderson Annie, domestic 1715 Octavia
Anderson Annie, student, r. 927j Fourteenth
Anderson Annie, widow, r. Alms House
Anderson Anthony, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 121 Tenth
Anderson Anthony, laborer, r. 115 Ellis
Anderson Anton, master schr Dreadnauj<ht, r. 534 Sixth
Anderson Anton, waiter, r. 21 Silver
Anderson A. O., master mariner, r. 1125 Alabama
Anderson Archibald A., clerk S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 825
Mission
Anderson Arthur, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 1731 Steven-
son
Anderson Arthur E., carpenter, r. 829 Fifteenth
Anderson August, assistant superintendent Pac. Rolling
Mills, r. New Continental Hotel
Anderson August, carpenter, r. 1123i Vallejo
Anderson August, carpenter, r. Royal House
Anderson August, first offl:;er stmr Bay City, r. Alameda
Anderson August, seaman, r. 505 Brannan
Anderson August, seaman, r. 6 Everett, rear
Anderson August W., groceries and liquor8,716 Brannan
Anderson Augusta S. , domestic 2548 Jackson
Anderson Austin S., conductor Sutter St. R. R.,r. 1016
Gear}'
Anderson A. V., master mariner, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Axel, teamster Charles G. Bennett & Co., r.
16J Twenty -fourth
Anderson Axel J., boots and shoes, 1225b Pacific
Anderson Axel W., seaman, r. 75 Federal
Anderson A. Z., president The California Fruit Union,
07 Montgomery, r. San Jose, Cal.
Andrson B., elevatonnan.r. 45 Everett
Anderson Benjamin, seaman, r. 108 Berry
Anderson Benjamin, tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co.,
r. 1309 Vermon
Anderson Benjamin F., waiter Frank E. Dietz, r. 52
Second
Anderson Brothers (George A. and John) Wood and coal,
361 Brannin
Anderson Brothers (Olof A. and Hjalmer E.) mnfrs
grills and fretwork, 1529 Mission
Anderson Brothers (Richard K. and William B.) con-
tractors and builders, 16 Post
Anderson Brune, fisherman, r. 517 Second
Anderson C, ropemaker, Cal. Wire Wks, r. 29J Vander-
water
Anderson Carl, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Fifteenth
Av South and San Bruno Av
Anderson Carl Rev., pastor Swedish Church, r. 36 Wash-
ington
Anderson Carl C, musical instruments, 92 St. Ann's
Bldg, r. 1138 Mission
Anderson Carl F., laborer, r. 108 Francisco
Anderson Carrie Miss, portrait artist, r. 1434 Ellis
Anderson Casper H., master stmr Progress, r. 121 Fran-
cisco
Anderson Catherine, widow, r. W s Mission Road, nr
Seven Mile House
Anderson Celia, domestic 2522 Market
Anderson Celine, widow, furnished rooms, 221 Mason
Anderson C. G., seaman, stmr St. Paul
Anderson Charles, bartender Jens K. Anderson, r. 619
Dupont
Anderson Charles, bricklayer, r. 110 St. Rose's Av
Anderson Charles, cook, r. 69 Everett
Anderson Charles, fireman Edison Light and Power Co.
r. 84 Freelon
Anderson Charles, r. 518 Pacific
Anderson Charles, laborer, r. 9 Boyce
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IX
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
see; PAGE 10
Anderson Charles, laborer, r. 18 Bernard
Anderson Charles, laborer, r. 650 Fourth
Anderson Charles, laborer, r. 908 Minnesota
Anderson Charles, laborer Gray Bros., r. 1320 Twenty -
sixth
Anderson Charles, laborer John W. Ferris
Anderson Charles, laborer S. P. Co
Anderson Charles, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Wrks,
r. 439 Jessie
Anderson Charles, laborer Warren & Malley, r. SW cor
Bay and Laguna
Anderson Charles, laundryman, r. 3120 Sixteenth
Anderson Charles, lineman, r. 504 Third
Anderson Charles, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Anderson Charles, longshoreman, r. SW cor Norton I'l
and Greenwich
Anderson Charles, lumberman, r. 27i Federal
Anderson Charles, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
330b Seventh
Anderson Charles, master mariner, r. 1121J Alabama
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 26 Welch
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 31b Clara
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 444 Brannan
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 70O Front
Anderson Charles, sign painter Unsworth Sign Co. , r. 28
Seventh
Anderson Charles, waiter Tivoli Cafe
Anderson Charles A. , with Godeau & Lipman, r. 321
Stockton
Anderson Charles A. , bartender John Anderson, r. 266
Minna
Anderson Charles A., carpenter, r. 927i Fourteenth
Anderson Charles A., carpenter, r. 1010^ Alabama
Anderson Charles A., seaman, r. 1121 J Alabama
Anderson Charles A., driver Market St. Ry, r. 118
Twentv-third
Anderson Chares C, c'.erk Stultz Bros., r. 2424 Sacra-
mento
Anderson Charles E., bakerj', 1219 Scott
Anderson Charles E., bookkeeper M. Jaspar McDonald,
r. 718 Buchanan
Anderson Charles E., clerk J. A.Folger & Co., r. 266
Minna
Anderson Charles E., deckhand stmr Oakland, r. 2
Washington
Anderson Charles E., druggist F. B. Hulting, r. 2518 Sut-
ter
Anderson Charles E., plumber, 1616 Polk, Telephone
East 107, r. 235 Chattanooga
Anderson Charles E., proprietor Pacific Tallow Work.s.
Bay View
Anderson Charles F. , fireman Ballard & Hall, r. 55:1
Fifth
Anderson Charles F., machinist Union Iron Wks, r.
825 Mission
Anderson Charles H.. wall paper and paints, 2128 Fill-
more, r. 2510 Pine
Anderson Charles J., deckhand stmr Oakland
Anderson Charles J., liquors, 51.5 A East, r. 120 Jaclc-
son
Anderson Charles J., i
1237 Howard
Anderson Charles M.,
Anderson Charles M.,
Anderson Charles R. , r. Ahlbom House
Anderson Charles S. . r. 69 Everett
Anderson Charles W., stableman John Lanzer, r. 22;;--'
Mission
Andeison Charlotte, domestic 733 Ashburj-
Anderson Christ, groceries, NW cor Bernal and Precila
Av
Anderson Christian, porter, r. 28 Rausch
Anderson Christian, blacksmith, r. 608 Sixth
Anderson Christian, bookkeeper C. A. Hansen, r. 31.)
Guerrero
Anderson Christian, oarriagemaker, 415 Sixth
liquors, 51.5A East,
loemaker Siebe Glamille Co.,;
r. 718 Buchanan
electrician, r. 410^ Tehama, rear
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Everv Household. Rented at Ji.oo per Month
C. BROWN &. SON, 823 Market Street
PEQaiENODETiGO.GHjIinPfliE"
"Finest Extra Qualities."
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
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Audersou Christian, driver Peter Petersen, r. 4-11 O'Far-
rell
Anderson Cina, domestic 2426 Pine
Anderson C. O., master mariner, r. 22 Sacramento
Anderson Cornelius, carjjenter Joseph Pattinson, r. 2
Elliott Park
Anderson Da\id, seaman, r. 3804 Washington
Anderson D., boatswain stnir Umatilla
Anderson David, steward, r. 252i Third
Anderson David, waiter, r. 90S Larkin
Anderson E., gjipman Cal. St. RR., r. 1216 Broadway
Anderson Eda, domestic 1729 Sutter
Anderson Edward, tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co., r.
1309 Vermont
Anderson Edward B., compositor Examiner, r. 7 Ton-
ningsen PI
Anderson Edward G., engraver Shreve & Co., r. 34 Minna
Anderson Edwin, deckhand stmr Tihuron
Anderson E. J., sorter Cal. Broom Co., r. 624 Jersey
Anderson Elizabeth, widow, r. li'17a Fillmore
Anderson Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 724 Franklin
Anderson Ellen, widow, r. 1145 Mission
Anderson Emanuel, car|)enter, r. 21 Pond
Anderson Emil, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 513
Connecticut
Anderson Emil C. , assistant bookkeeper Blake, Motfltt
c& Towiie, r. 266 Minna
Anderson Emma, r. 826 Green
Anderson Eric, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 119 Gil-
bert
Anderson Eric, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. Arm v and
Treat Av
Anderson Eric A., tailor, r. 431 Minna
Anderson Erika, domestic 2218 Clay
Anderson Ernest E., tailor, r. 5 Lily Av
Anderson F., machinist Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1555i
Market
Anderson F. , pantryman stmr Umatilla
Anderson F. G., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1309
Warmouth
Anderson Florence Jliss, saleslady Da^id James, r. Hi
Page
Anderson Francis A., miner, r. 39 Berkeley Av
Anderson Frank, conductor, Cal. St. RR.^ r. 1627 Polk
Anderson Frank, painter, r. 737 Howard
Anderson Frank J., printer, r. 225 Golden Gate Av
Anderson Frank X. , waiter, r. 337 Jessie
Anderson Freda, domestic 2323 Franklin
Anders m Frederick, assistant engineer stmr Alameda,
r. Oakland
A;ikrsiu Frelerick, driver Pac. Tallow jWlcs.
AiideisMii Frederick, hoi-seshoer W. E. Shaw, r. 1621
Market
Anderson Frederick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
3110 Steiner
Anderson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 3 Alger PI
Anderson Frederick, seaman, Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 1815
Dupant
Anderson Frederick, shoemaker, r. 6 Jane PI
Anderson Frederick A., r. 2235 Howard
Anderson Frederick A., laborer, r. 404 Twenty-fifth
Anderson Frederick M., mechanic, r. 311 Oak
Anderson Fritz, tanner, r. 2.jl6i Post, rear
Anderson George, electrician, r^ 172 Perry
Anderson George, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Anderson George, laborer, r. 967 Harrison
Anderson George, painter, r. 315 Mimia
Anderson George, proprietor Central Lodging House,
52 Second
Anderson George A. (Anderson Bros.) r. 361 Brannan
Anderson George A., laborer, r. 13 Ritch, rear
Anderson George A., policeman, r. 739 Green
Anderson George C. B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 552 Chiu-ch
Andersor George J. , carpenter, r. 25 Tilden
Anderson George J., driver G. W. Anderson cS: Co., r.
Oakland
Anderson George M., printers. F. Autograph Register
Co., r. 825 Mission
Anderson George M., master schr Hera, ofllce 40 Cali-
fornia, r. 327 Jersey
Anderson George W. , proprietor Anderson's S. F. and
Oakland Express, 323 East, r. Oakland
Anderson George W., plmnber Peterson & Fisher, r. 60s
Douglas
Anderson Gertrude, domestic 2111 Broderick
Anderson Gottfried, machmist, r. 16i Twenty-fourth
Anderson G. P., gripman, r. 1909f McAllister
Anderson Gus, laborer, r. 2 Merritt
Anderson Gus, master mariner, r. 227 Harrison
Anderson Gustaf, laborer, r. 1215 Pacific
Anderson Gustaf, longshoreman, r. 1027 Montgomerj-
Anderson Gustav, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. Alameda
Anderson Gustav, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 2."i
Washington
Anderson Gustav, second officer stmr Bay Citv, r. 2
Washington
Anderson Gustav, bartender Andrew Anderson, r. 497
Fourth
Anderson Gustave, oystemian The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 306 Ritch
Anderson Gustave, seaman, r. 405 Rrst, rear
Anderson Gustave, seaman, r 1233^ Vallejo
Anderson Gustave, waiter, r. 634 Post
Anderson Gustave, waiter, r. 916 Howard
Anderson Gustave, wood and coal, 446 Sixth, r. 30i
Stanley PI
Anderson H., motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r. 230
Sunnyside Av
Anderson H. & Co. (Henrj' P. Anderson and Daniel
Larsen) marine ways. Ninth Av, bet. South and G
Anderson Halvor, seaman, South Side Life Savings Sta-
tion, r. 206 Steuart
Anderson Hannah, domestic 813a Central Av
Anderson Hannah, domestic 1928 Sutter
Anderson Hannah, widow, r. 1731 St«venson
Anderson Hans, cook Swain Bros., r. 510 Stockton
Anderson Hans (J. Nielsen & Co.) r. 1313 Vallejo
Anderson Hans, seaman, r. 502i Broadway
Anderson Hans, tailor, r. 820 Elizabeth
Anderson Harold (Anderson & Danielson) r. 2925'Sacra-
mento
Anderson Harrj-, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco
Anderson Harry A. , bookkeeper Witzemann & Staiger,
r. 119 Capp
Anderson Harry A., carrier P. O., r. 522 Turk
Anderson Harrj' E. , bartender, r. 3 Martha PI
Anderson Harrv F., finisher He\-\vood Bros. & Co., r.
10 Mint Av
Anderson Harvey D. , butcher, r. 1046 Mission
Anderson Helen Miss, teacher music, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson Helme, domestic 2835 Bush
Anderson Henry, asst engineer stmr Baj' City, r. Oak-
land
Anderson Henrj-, laborer, r. 14 Eleventh
Anderson Henn* A., apprentice Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Works, r. 608 Douglas
Anderson Henry G., bookkeeper, W. i: J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 14 Hartford
Anderson Hanry J., chief engineer stmr Bay City, r.
Oakland
Anderson Henry P. (H. Anderson ilt Co.) r. SE cor Ninth
Av south and G
Anderson HeiiT}- P. W., stevedore Oceanic S. S. Co., r.
639 Second
Anderson Herbert A., millhand McFarland Bros., r.
2826 Howard
Anderson Herman, seaman, r. 340 Brj-ant
Anderson Hilda Mrs., costumer, 121 Stockton
Anderson Hilda, domestic 613 Ellis
Anderson Hilmer, seaman, r. 120 Jackson
Anderson Hjalmar, tanner, r. 1309 Vennont
Anderson Hjalmar, painter, r. 2516.J Post
Anderson Hjalmar E. (Anderson Bros.) r. 152;) Mission
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Fine Worl[ in SMrts and Collars a Specialty.
OfRees> SSan Francisco, 33 Geary Street
Offices. ^Oakland, - - 862 Broadway
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Andersuii Hosea, cabinetmaker, r. 147 Dore
Andersdii Hug-h, fireman Pac. Rolliiiff Mills, r. Pci-
treru Hotel
Anderson Hugh, photographer, 762 San Jose Av
Anderson Ida, domestic 1605 Scott
Anderson I. J., teamster, r. 1614 Atlantic
Anderson Isaac, architect, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Anderson Isaac M., miner, r. 11 Lilac Av
Anderson J., coal passer stmr Australia
Anderson Jacob, clerk, r. Alms House
Anderson Jacob, farmer, r. 310} Langton
Anderson Jacob, seaman, r. 409 Harrisun
Anderson Jacob H., clerk, r. 313 Castro
Anderson James, assistant keeper East Brother Light-
house
Anderson James, blacksmith William O'Brien, r.Ws Capp,
bet. Twenty-fourth and Twentv-fifth
Anderson James, carpenter stmr Rio de Janeiro
Anderson James, driver, r. 546i Bryant
Anderson James, furniture, 1121 Market, r. 568 Minna
Anderson James, janitor Murphy Bldg
Anderson James, machinist, r. 846 Mission
Anderson James, marine fireman, r. 71 Clenientiuii
Anderson James, seaman, r. 6 Union
Anderson James, seaman, r. 454 Main
Anderson James, third cook stmr Colima
Anderson James, soldier, r. 3208 Steiner, rear
Anderson James Mrs., widow, r. 1919 Webster
Anderson James A., wax thread operator C. A. Malm &
Co. , r. 31i Madison Av
A\DEK80.\ JAMES H., secretary California insur-
ance Co., 313 California, r. 2661 Howard
Anderson James H., policeman, r. 2662 l-olsom
Anderson James J., conductor, r. £44 Scott
Anderson James W., r. 3142 Sixteenth
Anderson Jane, widow, r. 2424 Sacramento
Anderson Jane, widow, r. 31^ Madison Av
Anderson Janet H. Miss, teacher Emerson Primarv
Schuol, r. 1919 Webster
Anders' 111 Jeanette G. Miss, school teacher, r. 15 Guerrero
ANDERSON JEROME A. p.......
and siiigeoii, oitice !M0 Itonohoe Rldg,
IITO llarkcpt. hours I to i P. M,, r. I»:J9
I'Mrntletli, Telephoue Mission 161
Anderson John (Anderson Bros.) r. 361 Brannan
Anderson John, agent The C. F. Adams Co., r. 153 Dore
Anderson John, boilermaker Risdon I. &. L. Wks, r. 127
Fourth
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 102 Hoffman Av
Anderson John, carjienter Cal. Glue Works, r. 9th Av
South and Railroad Av
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 347 Alvarado
Anderson John, conductor, r. 1743 Hayes
Anderson John, cooper, r. 119 Gilbert
Anderson John, fireman stmr Bay City, r. (Jaklaiid
Anderson John, fireman stmr Colima"
Anderson John, fishennan, r. 2 Washington
Anderson John, deckhand stmr Cosmojiolis, r. 209
Drumm
Anderson John, gardener, r. 897 Chestnut
Anderson John, hostler Thomas Kelly & Sons, r. 1517
Ellis
Anderson John, housemover, r. 409 Fifth
Anderson John, janitor, r. N s Goethe nrSan Jose Road
Anderson John, laborer, r. 1125 Dupont
Anderson John, laborer, r. 127 Second
Anderson John, laborer, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Eighth Av
Aiiders(jn John, laborer, r. 906 Napa
Anderson John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 2623 Sut-
ter
Anderson John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 238 Third
Anderson John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. Berke-
ley
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 32i Federal
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
Jl^at U9SijrpassGd la^er Beer
''LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GHIGHGO BREWERY, PIME ST., S. F.
Anderson John, master schr Charles E. Falk, Pier 4
Steuart, r. 930 Pacific
Anderson John, pipefitter Union Iron Works, r. 323
Pennsylvania
Anderson John, porter Moore, Hunt & Co.
Anderson John, porter O. B. Smith & Co. , r. Oakland
Anderson John, propr Union Hotel, 12-14 Michigan
Anderson John, seaman, r. 310^ Ritch
Anderson John, seaman, r. 757 Harrison
Anderson John, shoemaker, 519 Seventeenth
Anderson John, steward, r. N s Utah bet Solano and
Butte
Anderson John, tailor, 6| Golden Gate Av
Anderson John, tailor, r. 119^ Leavenworth, rear
Anderson John, teamster, r. 2 Converse
Anderson John, vegetableman City and County Ho.s-
pital
Anderson John, waiter Sailors' Home
Anderson John, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 520b
Turk
Anderson John A., engine wiper Mills' Bldg, r. 10 Oak
Grove Av
Anderson John A., bartender Peoples' Palace, r. 515
Kearny
Anderson John A., cook, r. 3.56i Brannan
Anderson John A., driver White Star Laundrj-, r. 9
Cohen PI
Anderson John A., seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Anderson John B., foreman Pac. Coast SI. Co.'swhanes,
r. 287 Palmer
Anderson John C. (A. C. Anderson & Co.) r. NW cor
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Anderson John C, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 531*
Connecticut
Anderson John E., carriage painter, r. 1013 Mission
Anderson John E., seaman, r. 416 "Twenty-eighth
Anderson John F., printer, 35 Donohoe Bldg, r. 225
Golden Gate Av
Anderson John F., watchman Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Ar.derson John F. , wines and liquors, 212 Townsend
Anderson John F. Jr., compositor John F. Anderson, r.
225 Golden Gate Av
Anderson John G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New
Continental Hotel
Anderson John Mc, insurance agent, r. 1919 Webster
Anderson John P., tailor, 769 Market, r. 268 Stevenson
Anderson John P. (Anderson & Olson) r. 6 Jackson
Anderson John T., longshoreman, r. 22 Clinton
Anderson John W'., chief engineer Merchants Ice and
Cold Storage Co., r. 506 California Av
Anderson John W., glovecutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r.
820 Elizabeth
Anderson John W., mate schr. Bender Brothers, r. 30
Clay
Anderson Joseph, houseraiser, r. 409 Fifth
Anderson Jos^h, laborer, r. 75 Jessie
Anderson Joseph, liquors, 523 Ja<;kson, r. 816 Montgom-
ery
Anderson Joseph, waiter, r. 521J Gearv
Anderson Josephine, domestic 2118 California
Anderson Josie Miss, r. 225 Golden Gate Av
Anderson Josie Miss, r. 403 Broadway
Anderson Julia, widow, r. 825 Mission
Anderson Julian, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 2416?r
Post
Anderson Julius, builder, r. 424 Jersey
Anderson Julius, caqjenter, r. 336 Twenty-seventh
Anders >n Julius, laborer, r. 19 Bruce PI
Anderson J. W. , packer Clothing Dept. U. S. A. , r. 134
Fourth
Anderson L. , seaman stmr Colima
Anderson Lars, cigars and tobacco, 625 Union
Anderson Lars P., shoemaker, 214 Minna
Anderson Lilburn B. , clerk Custom House, r. 510a Fulton
Anderson Lillie A. Mrs., r. 2662 Folsom
Anderson Lizzie, domestic 409 Fillmore
Anderson Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 702:^ Mc.Vllister
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Anderson Lizzie Miss, packer, r. ii Bernard
Anderson L. L., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1216 Broadway
Anderson Lois S., widow, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson Lottie, widow, r. 7 Grant Alley
Anderson Louis, blacksmith, 1.504 Vallejo, r. 1417 Jackson
Anderson Louis, butcher James J. Looney, r. o32i Har-
rison
Anderson Louis, hostler Andrew Anderson, r. 119 Capp
Andei-son Louis, solicitor, r. 102 Fifth
Anderson Lucretia T., widow, r. 412 Eddy
Anderson Mads, laborer, r. 142J Fourth
Anderson Magnus, cooper Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 106
Minna
Anderson Mamie Miss, r. 927i Fourteenth
Anderson Marcellus, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Anderson Marcellus O. , policeman, r. 427 Fremont
Anderson Marcus, gripman, r. 802 Lott
Anderson Marcus, master schr Laura Pike, office 6 Cali-
fornia, r. 148 Sixth
Anderson Martin, bartender, r. 102 Welsh
/ nderson Martin, caqjenter, r. 10 Alaska PI
Anderson Martin, hostler John \V. Morshead. r. 618
Taylor
Anderson Martin, mate stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Anderson Mary, domestic 800 Bush
Anderson Mary, domestic 3014 Clay
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 33a Kissling
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 508 Eddy
Anderson Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 702i McAllister
Anderson Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 700 Jones
Anderson Mary A., widow, r. 1304 Vallejo
Anderson Mary A., widow, r. Alms House
Ander.son Marj- C. , domestic 1900 Jackson
Anderson Matilda, domestic 2504 Howard
Anderson Maurice, cigars and tobacco, 623 Fourth
Anderson Max, seaman, r. 229 East
Anderson Michael, shiix;arpenter, r. W s Pennsylvania
Av, bet Yolo and Yuba
Anderson Morris, cook Charles Cronacher, r. SW cor
Castro and Jersey
Anderson Nathan D., office 310 Pine, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Anderson Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 522 Turk
Anderson Nels, carpenter, r. 28 Minna
Anderson Nels E., secretary Cal. Transportation Co.,
office Jackson St. Wharf, r. 2826 Howard
Anderson Nelson, bricklayer, r. 907 Howard
Anderson Nelson, plumber, r. 1417 Jackson
Anderson Nelson H., seaman, r. 1329^ Nat«ma
Anderson Nicholas, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 417
Stevenson
Anderson Nicholas, iilumber, r. 22 Fifth
Anderson N. J., conductor, r. 1414i Castro
Anderson Ole, canienter, r. 628 Andover Av, B. H.
Anderson Ole, chief engineer stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Anderson Ole, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Anderson Oliver, tanner, r. Seventeenth Av South, bet
K and L
Anderson Olof , deckhand stmr Mariposa, r. 2 Washington
Anderson Olof A. (Anderson Bros.) r. 1529 Mission
Anderson Olof J. , fireman stmr Costa Rica, r. 22 Rausch
Anderson Oscar, cook Swen Danielson, r. 413 East
Anderson Oscar, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. 1517 Ellis
Anderson Oscar O., master schr Edward Parke, office 10
California, room 1, r. 2228 Pine
Anderson Oscar, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 21 Howard
Anderson Oscar, seaman, r. 323i Third
Anderson Oscar A., mechanic, r. N s East Av nr An-
dover
Anderson Oscar O., purser stmr Constance, r. 2228 Pine
Anderson Oscar W., compositor John D. Hammond, r.
Alameda
Anderson Osmer, elevatorman Brocker Bldg, r. 45
Everett
Anderson Otto H., finisher John Hoey, r. 1236 Mission
Anderson P. A. stonecutter, r. 520 Fourth
Anderson Patrick, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Berkeley
Anderson Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Anderson Paul, seaman, r. 317^ Union
Anderson Perry, hostler David J. Morrison, r. 2415 Mis-
sion
Anderson Peter, boatswam stmr Mari|x>sa
Anderson Peter, carpenter, r. 22 Sacramento
Anderson Peter, clerk Overland House
Anderson Peter, cook Emil Weilbye, r. 6 Central PI
Anderson Peter, engineer Gray Bros., r. 1236 York
Anderson Peter, engineer Tug .Etna, r. 915 Battery
Anderson Peter, groceries and liquors, 432 Brannaii
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 334 Third, rear
.•Vnderson , Peter, laborer, r. 650 Fourth
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 412 Libertv
Anderson Peter, laborer Cal. Tallow Wks, r. 1323 Sixth
Av South
Anderson Peter, master schr Paul & Willie, r. NW c"«r
Third and Berrj-
Anderson Peter, painter, r. 571 Stevenson, rear
Anderson Peter, quaiTyman Gray Bros, r. 1023^ Mont-
gomery
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 28 Rausch
Andersen Peter, tinsmith Power & Pike
Anderson Peter, waiter, r. 1500a Howard
Anderson Peter, w asher S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Anderson Peter A., blacksmith, r. 3210 Steiner
Anderson Peter C, car washer, r. W s Maple bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Anderson Philip, laborer, r. 113 Twenty -sixth
Anderson Preserving Co. (Camden, N. J.) John B.
MacCauley agent, 203 Front
Anderson R., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 650 Fourth
Anderson Rasmus, brickla.ver, r. 907 Howard
Anderson Reinhold L., restaurant keeper, r. 100 McAllis-
ter
Anderson Richard, waiter, r. 164 Jessie
Anderson Richard K. (Anderson Bros.) r. 1225 Nebraska
Anderson Robert, r. 816 Sansome
.\ndei-son Robert (Anderson & Hakonson) r. 631 Jackson
.\nderson Robert, baker, r. 2131 Fillmore
Anderson Robert, machinist W. Meakin, r. 731J Minna
Anderson Robert A., picture matmaker Schussler Bros.,
r. 205^ Fell
Anderson Robert 6., carpenter, r. 24 Bernard]
Anderson Robert J., cardriver, r. 474 Clara
.\nderson Robert W., master mariner, r. 608 Douglass
Anderson R. O. N., draughtsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
731 Turk
.\nderson Rosa Miss, 927i Foiuteenth
Anderson R. Sumter, teacher, r. 3142 Sixt€enth
Anderson C, r. Hancock House
Anderson Samuel, laborer, r. 718 Tennessee
Anderson Samuel, surfman G. G. Park Life Saving Sta-
tion, r. Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Anderson Samuel, tailor, r. 1516 Hyde
Anderson Sarah J., widow, r. 2661 Howard
Anderson Scott, bartender, r. 137 Third
Anderson Smith, saleslady C. Curtin, r. 2019 Devisadero
Anderson Sophia Miss, cloak finisher, r. 2136 O'Farrell
Anderson Sophie, domestic 2235 Washington
Anderson Stewart M., insiuunce, r. 1919 Webster
Anderson Swan, conductor Market St. Ry. r. 74 Califor-
nia Av
.\nderson Swan A„ painter, r. 114 McAllister
.\nderson Theodore, laborer, r. 739 Filbert
Anderson Theodore, oiler, r. 31 Broadway
Anderson Theodore L., waiter John D. Swanson, r. 8
Jackson
Anderson Tliomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 19
Lundy Lane
AndersonThomas, laborer, r. 33 Louisa
Anderson Thomas, laborer, r. 172 Perry
Anderson Thomas, president Segregated Belcher and
Mides Consolidated Mining Co. 50 Nevada Block, r.
2209 Devisadero
Anderson Thomas, seaman, r. 120 Howard
Anderson Thomas, seaman, r. 640 Howard
PAINTER & CO.
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Anderson Thomas, spar-maker, r. 207 Twenty-sixth
Anderson Thomas, wagon-maker, r. Alms House
Anderson Thomas W., clerk, r. 1104 Seventeenth
Anderson Tilda, domestic 2932 Clay
Anderson Tillie R. >Irs, dairj' produce, 1511 Market
Anderson Victor, artist, r. 131 3 Vallejo
Anderson Victor, fireman Cal. Glue Wks., r. Ninth Av
South and Railroad Av
Anderson Victor, fireman, r. 1331 Nebraska
Anderson Victor, floor tiler, r. 121 Tenth
Anderson Victor, porter Merchants Ice and Cold Storage
Co., r. 40 Louisa
Anderson Victor, waiter, r. 460 Clementina
Anderson A'ictor J. , clerk, r. 829 Fifteenth
Anderson Waldron W., teacher dancing 814, Geary, r.
412 Eddy
Anderson Walter, mach nist Fulton Eng. and Spip
Bldg. Wks., r. 718i Bryant
Anderson Walter, student, r. 9273 Fourteenth
Anderson Walter G., bookkeei)er S. J. Friedlander &
Co., r. 781 Sutter
Anderson William, barber John F. Skinner
Anderson William, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 25
Everett
Anderson AVilliam, clerk, r. 204 Turk
Anderson William, engineer Tubbs Cordage Co., r Ws
Indiana nr Sierra
Anderson William, floor walker Chicago Clothing Co., r.
Russ House
Anderson William, laborer, r. 27^ Otis PI
Anderson William, laborer, r. 172 Perry
Anderson William, lumberman, r. 247 Second
Anderson William, master Schooner Margaret E. Pier
7, Steuart, r. 353 Minna
Anderson William, machinist Union Iron Wks., r 967
Harrison
Anderson Wlliam, porter, r. Am. Exchange Hotel
Anderson William, porter James A. Hackett, r. 59
Everett
Anderson William, ropemaker, r. W s Indiana bet
Sierra and Napa
Anderson William, teamster, r. 1674 Atlantic
Anderson William B. (Anderson Bros) r. 1221 Nebraska
Anderson William E., fireman S. P. Co., r 336 Twenty-
eighth
Anderson William H., calker, r. 417 Elizabeth
Anderson William H., clerk Scottish Milling Co., r. 909d
Folsom
Anderson William H., longshoreman, r. 5 Beale PI
Anderson William L., porter Am. Exchange Hotel
Anderson William P., driver Charles Strohmaier, r. 418
Brannan
Anderson William R., foreman Palmetto Brush Co., r.
208 Bush
Anderson William R., tinsmith, r. 1042^ Folsom
Anderson William T., salesman L. Feldmann & Co., r.
624 Jersey
Anderson William W., barber Robert T. Brodek, r. 25
Everett
A.MIERSO.V WIXSLOW, M. »., physician and sur-
geon, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., office and r. 603
Sutter, Telephone Main 5572
Anderson & Danielson (Harold Anderson and Peter Dan-
ielson) whiteners, 635 California
Anderson & Hakonson (Robert Anderson and Charles
Hakonson) restaurant, 521 Japkson
Anderson & Olson (John P. Anderson and Gus Olson)
liquors, 6 Jackson
Anderson's San Francisco and Oakland Express, George
W. Anderson proprietor, 323 East, Telephone Main
496
Anderson's Private Hospital, for diseases of women. Dr.
Winslow Anderson proprietor, 603 Sutter
Anderton Albert F., engineer Isaac Levy, r. Eighteenth
Av South nr Railroad Av
Anderton Frederick C, superintendent Isaac Levy, r.
2312 Brvant A\
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311^ HVDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE OHITED STHTES BREWERY
BREINA/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGEP BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Anderton John A., currier Norton Tanning Co., r. 1307
ANKKS .SILVER MIKI^'O TO. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Nat. T. Messer president, John W. Twiggs secretar>%
20-22 Nevada Block
Andichou John, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
Andichou Maxime, cook, r. Railroad Av nr Sixth Av
South
Andiotti Antonio, peddler, r. 430 Green
Andler J. Victor, bookkeeper Pac. Am. Decorative Co.
r. 937 Sanchez
Andleus Deitrich, r. 1313i Minna
Andrade Guadaloupe, packer D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r.
227 Hayes
Andrade Guillermo, Mexican land and mining agent, 214
California, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Hortensia Miss, teacher music, r. 1523i Dupont
Andrade J., waiter stmr Colima
Andrade Joseph, asst engineer stmr El Capitan, r. Oak-
land
Andrade M. , waiter stmr Colima
Andrade Vicenta, widow, r. 1523i Dupont
Andrae Ann, widow, r. 121 Ivy Av
Andrae H. R. , conductor, r. 1113 Clay
Andranetti Paul, packer A. Schilling & Co., r. 1706i
Stockton
Andrain Ella, widow, r. 417 Ridley
Andre Anthony A., adjuster, 501 Montgomery, r. 1501a
Larkin
Andre Felix, carpenter, r. 1223 Mason
Andre J. Lewis, porter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
410 Montgomery
ANDnL LlI)Ii> eiuployiiirot oflioe, 31.5
.stuckiou, r. U'phone .Main 1304, r. 1113
I'acific
Andre Marie Mrs., laundress, r. 1223 Mason
Andre Pauline Mrs., clerk Leon Andre, r. 2229i Sutter
Andre Phillipina, domestic 1404a O'Farrell
Andre Vincent, laborer, r. Alms House
Andrea Celestine, driver Charles E. Osswald, r. 1310 Pa-
cific
Andrea Floriano, dairjman, r. Seventeenth Av South,
nr H
Andreas Frederick, baker Alms House
Andreazzi Ubaldo, cook Campi's Restaurant, r. 51S
Greenwich
Andres Adele Miss, t.vpewriter, r. 2754 Octavia
Andres Christian, cooper, r. llOi Fourteenth
Andres Frederick O., glove cutter Farrant & Co., r. 408
Fell
Andres George S., superintendent Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 452 Bryant
Andres Joseph, capitalist, r. 202 Laguna
Andres Louise, widow, r, 2754 Octavia
Andresen Andrew, teamster, r. 554 Fourth
Andresen Christian, liquors, 218 Twenty-fourth
Andresen Henrj', seaman, r. 528J Bryant
Andresen Julius, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Fifth Av, bet
I and J
Andresen Nicholas, painter, r. 412^ Fell
Andresen Peter, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Fifth A\ , bet
I and J
Andressen C. F., quartermaster stmr Columbia
Andressen Peter H., cabinetmaker G. Dillmann, r. 533
Twenty-second
Andrew Adam, general manager Mt Shasta Mineral
Spring Co., 205 Front, r. 217 Keaniy
Andrew Elizabeth, widow, r. 1231 Ellis
Andrew Frank, r. 327 Montgomerj' Av
Andrew George, carpenter, r. 89 Albion Av
Andrew Gustave, shoemaker, r. 446 Minna
Andrew James C. , cigar dealer, r. 21 Franklin
Andrew Kate, widow, dressmaker, r. 1620 Union
Andrew Marj', widow, r. 1231 Ellis
Andrew May P. Miss, stenographer Northwestern Na -
tional Insurance Co., r. 1231 Ellis
STOVBS
KND KITCHEN S\JI=F>L-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
AND
ANG
Andrew Reginald J., contractor, r. 1236 Union
Andrew Sanford H., cigar dealer, r. 646 Fell
Andrew William, r. 646 Fell
Andrews A, jeweler, 221 Montffomerj-, r. Lick House
Andrews A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 92 West Mission
Andrews Alexander, engineer , r. 13 Johnston Av
Andrews Alexander J, carpenter Odd Fellows Cemeten,-,
r. 13 Johnston Av
Andrews Alfred, seaman, r. 618* Filbert
Andrews Alfred R., cook, r. 501" Broadway
Andrews Antepus, fruits, 41 Market, r. a'Commercial
Andrews Augusta E., widow, r. 312 Bartlett
Andrews Caroline, widow, r. 66 Minna
Andrews Charles, machinist Williams & Orton, r. 753
Howard
Andrews Charles, messman Stmr Progreso
Andrews Charles E. , mining, r. 2618 Market
Andrews Charles F., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 529
Shotwell
Andrews Cleveland E., printer, r. 2222 Gearj-
Andrews C. N., mill hand Snyder & Reichling, r. 548
Brannan
Andrews E. C. , comjwsitor Examiner
Andrews F. C, master mariner, r. 9 Mission
Andrews Frank, waiter, r. 113 Natoraa
Andrews Frederick J., carpenter Risdon I. and L. Wks.,
r. 908 Treat Av
Andrews George, engineer, r. 229i Sixth
Andrews George S., teamster, Calvin E. Knickerbocker,
r. Oakland
Andrews George T. , r. 231 Castro
Andrews George W. , bookkeeper, r. 2440 Post
Andrews GranWlle B., r. 129 Twenty-first
Andrews Guy H., tinner, r. 2222 Gearj-
Andrews Hannah Miss, funiished rooms, 1061 Folsom
Andrews Harry A., phvsician and surgeon, office and
r. 312 Bartlett
Andrews Hattie, shoefltter Fex & Goldberg, r. 225^
Seventh
Andrews Henrj- H., master mariner, r. 631 Sacra-
mento
Andrews James, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 1017 Powell
Andrews James, painter, r. 471 Jessie
Andrews Jennie, domestic 902 Montgomery
Andrews Jesse S., cashier Brown, Craig"& Co., r. 2440
Post
Andrews J. Montford,, master mariner, r. 165 Xinth
Andrews John, dairy, r. 2618 Mission
Andrews John, marine engineer, r. 1024i Shotwell
Andrews John, shoemaker, G. M. Kut^ & Co., r. 1402
Montgomerj-
Andrews John P., plumber, r. 66 Minna
Andrews Joseph, teamster Masonic Cemetery, r. 13
Johnston Av
Andrt-ws Jose]ih C, blacksmith, r. 37 Ridley
Aivhf u - .T.,sephine Mrs., saleslad.v, r. 117 Joiies
Ai].iii-«- Lew. W., machinist, r. 3028i Buchanan
Aniiiews Lewis, marble cutter, r. 13 Johnston Av
Andrews Marine A., cabinet maker. Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 20 Bond
Andrews Martha, widow, proiirietor The Auditorium,
410 Post
Andrews Man' Miss., r. 433 Xoe
Andrews Nelson, bookkeeper, Matthew Turner, r. 1114
Kentucky
Andrews Oliver, butcher, r. X s Sixth Av South, bet
Land M
Andrews Otis C, drajman, r. 303 Ninth
Andrews Ralph, printer, r. 1409 Pacific
Andrews Richard, r. 2039 Howard
Andrews Richard H., citv agent German Am. Ins. Co.
(of New York) 324 Slontgomerj-, r. 2039 Howard
Andrews R. L. Mrs., r. Hotel Faimiount
Andrews Samuel H., seaman, r. 43 East
Andrews Theodore, mining, r. 322 O'Farrell
Andrews Thomas G. , r. 2 Chatham PI
Andrews Thomas H., stage carjienter Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 712 Mission
ANDKEM'S THO>I.4!» P., (Andrews & Lange) and
phot<:>graphic and magic lantern supplies 109 Mont-
gomerj-, Telephone Main 1050, r. 117a Bartlett
Andrews Walter, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg ^^^is, r. 423 Bush
Andrews William, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Andrews William, barber, 606 Third, r. Oakland
Andrews William, hamessmaker C. Quick, r. 613 Fifth Av
Andrews William A., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ky,
r. 750 San Jose Av
Andrews William G., bartender Hotel Pleasanton
Andrews William S., painter, r. 226 Michigan
Andrews William T., clerk, r. 1329 Sacramento
4\DRE>rS A- LA^'«E (Thomas P. Andrews and
Oscar V. Lange) photographic experts and commer-
cial photographers, 109 Montgomerj", Telephone
Main 1050
1^" Andrews. See Andrew and Andrus
Andrich Frank A., cook Gem Restaurant and Cafe, r. 414
Broadway
Andries J., r." 44 Third
Andrieu Alice Miss, furnished rooms, 722 Commercial
Andrieu Armand, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Andrieu C. F., bakerj- and cafe, 506 Kearny
Andrieux Alfred, gardener, r. 619 Pacific
AXD XONEDA THE, Edward L. Wagner proprietor,
931 Kearny
Andros Milton (Andros & Frank) r. 1918 Broadway, Tele-
phone West 418
A\DRO!$ «£ FB.AXK (MUton Andros and Nathan H.
Frank) attorneys at law, 320Sansome, room 6, Tele-
phone Main 1180
Andross Jennie, widow, r. 405 Hyde
Andross Porter H. , mining secretarv, 324 Pine, room 8,
r. 405 Hyde
Andross Wilbur, commercial traveler, r. 326 O'Farrell
Androzjowsky Adolph, clerk, r. 704 Bush
Androzjowskj- Lena, widow, r. 704 Bush
Andrus George M. , machinist, r. 229i Sixth
Andrus Widiam F., salesman E. T. Allen Co., r. Oak-
land
Anfindsen Anfen, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 553i
Natoma
Anfindsen B. , master mariner, r. In Pacific
Anfindsen Ole, master stmr Caspar, ofiice 48 Market, r.
327 Hill
Angareils Marie, widow, r. N s Sixth Av South bet K
and L
Angel Felix, barber, 403i Sutter, r. 632 Broadway
Angel Godfrej- L., salesman, r. 1228 Mission
Angel Haj-es J., carpenter Wheeler & Burdick, r. 319
Pennsylvania
Angel John, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Angel's Quartz Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) Thomas
J. Schuyler secretarj-, 31-32 MUls Bldg, 5th floor
Angelbeck William, cellamian J. Gundlach & Co., r. 418
Seventh
Angele Alfred, butcher, r. 733 Filbert
Angele Alphonse, djer, r .733 Filbert
Angelia Michele, ironworker, r. S s Texas bet Butte and
Solano
Angelinetta Paul A., painter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New-
Continental Hotel
Angelis Edward C, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 36 Hill
Angelis Frederick, cook, r. 525i Stevenson
Augehs Henrj- C, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 714i
De\isadero
Angelis Marv A., widow-, r. 36 Hill
Angelis Rudolph W., butcher Adolph Kratz, r. 36 Hill
Angelis Theodore P. J., superintendent S. F. Verein, r.
1606 California
Angelius August, tinner, r. 458 Natoma, rear
Angelius Charles, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1817b How-
ard
PAINTER & CO.
510 CLAY STREET,
TYPE, PRESSES
PRINTERS' MATERIALS.
Send the WEEKLY CALL ^2.TJ^r\tt^VlL{^'f!f.5^
THE FITTZ CURE "^M^S2^^^^;
Fails. Call on or
to N.J. STONE&CO.
Flood Building, S. F.
ANG
ANT
Aiigelius Frederick, wood and coal, 627 Fell
Aiigeliiis John D., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1215 San-
chez
Angell Charles, bartender Richard B. Darker, r. 622 Sac-
ramento
Angell Chester L., draughtsman Golden State and
Miners' Iron Wks, r. 2200 Howard
Angell Harry M., with Jonathan W. Angell, r. 112 Third
Av
Angell Horace B., carpenter, r. 1045 Market
Angell Horace B., real estate, r. 2200 Howard
Angell James B., secretary Real Estate and Develop-
ment Co,, 12 Montgomery, r. 108 Webster
Angell Jonathan W., druggist, 262 First, r. 112 Third
Av
Angell Otis B. , bookkeeper, r. 2200 Howard
B^ Angell. See Angel, Ankel, Engle and Enkle
Angellotti Frances L. Mrs,, r. 1424 Bush
.■Vngells Nicholas, washer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Angelo Cornelius, fisherman, r. 5 Green
Angelo Edward J., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 119
Tenth
Angelo HexiT}- J., deputy County Clerk, r. 131 Ash Av
Angelo James, shoemaker Jas.W. Smith, r. 1001 Seventh
Angelo John, cook, r. 617^ Ellis
Angelo Luigi, fish dealer, r. 1402 Keaniy
Angelo Vincenzi, bootblack, r. 4 Vincent
Angelo Wallace P., clerk, r. 606c Bartlett
Angelovich Joseph R., cook, r. 1131 Union
Angels John F., fireman, r. 704 Sansome
Angermaun A. Theodore, gardener, r. 1619 Polk
Angerstein Frederick, musician, r. 1010 Florida
Angevine Ole, r. 18 Montgomery
Angevine Zenus C, cutter Sam Meyer & Co., r. Oriel
Hotel
Angier Walley T., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 222 Post
Anglade G., laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r. W s
Mission Road nr Onondaga Av
Anglade Jacques, laundry, 1330J Pacific, r. 1330 Pacific
Anglade John, liquors, 536 Pine, and lodgings, 603 Pine
Anglade John, laborer California Fertilizer Wks, r.
Fifth At South bet M and L
Anglasay Delia, widow, r. 713 Brannan
Anglasay Thomas, laborer John Hardiman, r. 713 Bran-
nan
Angle FoiTest Z., carpenter, r. 2952b Folsom
Anglin Edmund, hostler Prescott L. Archibald, r. 22
Turk
Anglin Patrick, r. 2721i Bryant Av
Anglin Thomas, packer, r. 721 Minna, rear
AKGLO-AMEICIC'AN CKOCKEKY A]%D OLAiii!^-
WAKE CO., Maurice Block and Isidore S. Acker-
man managers, 108-110 Pine, Telephone Main 1733
Anglo-American Gas Control Co., George T. Gaden vice-
president and general manager, 819 Market, rooms
ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK.
(Limited) iKiiat/. Stcinliart and Philip
N. Lilieiitlial managers. >E eor Pine and
i^ansonie, Telepbone Main iVi
Anglo-Mexican Mining Co. (Sinaloa, Mexico) Livingston
Gilson manager, 211 Sansome, room 6
Angluni Daniel, porter, r. 44 Jessie
Angonnet Bernard, clerk Frank Angonnet, r. 506 Post
Angonnet Frank, wood and coal, 506 Post
Angonnet Peter F., manager Mrs. Martha Boiietti, r.
619 Stevenson
Angove Thomas R., shoelaster Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 1041 Mission
Angus James S., agent, r. 1518 Broderick
Angus John, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Angus John, seaman, r. 6 Union
Angus William, assistant secretary Edison Light and
Power Co., r. East Oakland
Angvick Anna Miss, compositor William H. Barnes, r
Oakland
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TW^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported "Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Botl:IiQ<^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Anie Frederick, vamisher, r. 44 Juniper
AXIMALS' HOIIIE, office Public Pound, 2514 Center,
Telephone Mission 207
Anita Gold Mining Co. (Amador County) L. F. Reichling
secretary, 404 Montgomery
Anita House, 31 Hunt
Anixter Harris, dairy, 1408 Devisadero
Ankel Hany, manager Harry Ankel & Co., and proprie-
tor Ankel's Collection Bureau, 6 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 903 McAllister
Ankel Harry & Co. (incorporated) Simon Ankel presi-
dent, Louis Schwartz secretary, brokers and financial
agents, 6 Mill's Bldg, 5th floor
Ankel Simon, president HarrvAnkel&Co.,6 Mill's Bldg,
5th floor, r. 2833 Mission'
Ankel's Mercantile Collection Bureau, Harry Ankel pro-
prietor, 6 Mill's Bldg, 5th floor
Ankels John H., special agent North German Fire In-
surance Co., 225 Sansome, r. 336 Post
Anker Gutenberg H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 918Natoma
Anker Nicholas A., jeweler, 13 Trinity, r. 2548 Folsom
Ankers Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 328 Third
Ankers George, chief officer stmr San Jose, r. Mill Valley
Anninger Joseph, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson, r.
210J Eleventh
Annis Alexander G., clerk and traveling agent Union
Transportation Co., r. Berkeley
Annis Arthur M. , printer John A. Gaffigan, r. 812 Twenty-
first
Annis Charles H., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 812
Twenty -first
Annis Charles H. Jr., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1316 Guerrero
Annis, James S., collector, r. 11| Page
Annis William O., r. 45 Ritch
l3^"Annis. See Ennis and Innis
Anniston Pipe and Foundry Co. (Anniston Ala.) John
Martin agent, 106 Market, rooms 26-27
Annuzzi Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Aimuzzi Lorenza, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Ansbro Henry T., laundiTinan Sunset Laundry Co., r.
328 Twelfth
Ansbro James J., laborer, r. 1112 Treat Av
Ansell G. , carpenter, r. 780 Illinois
Ansell James, longshoreman, r. 517 Folsom
Anselmi Peter, candymaker G. James, r. 406 Fourth
Ansley Washington, cooper, 14 Merchant
Anson Frederick A., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 202^
Stockton
Anson Frank, capitalist, r. 825 Larkin
Anson Henry, paperhanger, r. 923 Post
Anson Richard J., capitalist, r. 823 Larkin
Anson William P., bartender H. L. Leavitt, r. 1019
Larkin
Ansonia Clock Co., Nordman Bros, agents, 120 Sutter
Ansorge Frederika, widow, r. 612 Pine
Ansot Henry, teacher fencing, office Lurline Baths, r.
1439 Pine
Ansot Jennie Mrs. , embroidery and stamping, 1328 Polk,
r. 1439 Pine
Anspach Julius, waiter New Washington Hotel, r. 30a
Clara
Anspach Louis, bartender H. Atzeroth & Co., r 30a Clara
Anspach Nicholas, barber John A. Wilion, r. 30a Clara
AN8PA€HEK A BRAN, president Cangregation
Emanuel El, and secretary Anspacher Bros., 214
Pine, r. 1400 McAllister
ANSPA4-HEU BR»THERS, Simon Anspacher
president, Abram Anspacher secretary, wholesale
dealers hay, grai» and lumber, warehouse, 616 Sev-
emth, office, 214 Pine, room 17, Telephone Main 1067
Anspacher-Meyers Hannah, widow, r. 1400 McAllister
-t.V.SPAt'HER SIMOX, president Anspacher Broth
ers, 214 Pine, r. 2604 Pacific Av Telephone West-
708
Anthes Frank F., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 2415 Bush
DIXON, BOBGESOH HO. SHOW GftSES
3T MARKET ST.,
F.
No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp. name Highland Springs) Direct Connection
Fogs, but the Finest HIGHLAND SPRINGS "y ""--"• E''"'?"
Climate on Earth at
and Telegraph.
ANT
190
APF
Anthes Frederick p., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2415
Bush
Anthes Hubert, salesman A. M. Robertson, r. 2 Sophie
Terrace
Anthes Louis H., clerk Henrj' Lund & Co., r. 2415 Bush
Anthes Pete"*, mining, r. 2 Sophie Terrace
Anthes Peter Jr. , plumber, r. 2 Sophie Terrace
Anthonison Henry, laborer, r. 2314b Mason
Anthonison Robert, teamster Phelps & Arnold, r. 2314b
Mason
Anthony Abraham, candymaker, r. 13i Garden
Anthony Abraham, policeman, r. 927J Post
Anthony Albert D., steward stmr Columbia" r. 917 Lar-
kin
Anthony Alice Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Anthony Anton, r. 3 Mary Lane
Anthony Brother Rev., teacher Sacred Heart College
Aathony Carrie Miss, r. 3 Cohen PI
Anthony Edward A. , cashier Georg-e Webb Alexander,
r, 1012b Washington
Anthony Edward T., repacker, 407-409 Commercial, r.
604 Merchant
A^fTHOXY EDWI.V R., assistant paymaster South-
ern Pacific Co., r. 1617 Alameda Av, Alameda
Anthony Emma, widow, r. 3 Cohon PI
Anthony George, with Joseph Hagan, r. 17 City Hall Sq
Anthony Harrj' J. , r. 13i Garden
Anthony Jacob A., carpenter, r. 231 Castro
AXTHONY J. C. CO., Jesse C. Anthony president,
Alfred S. Barney secretary, Soteria cure, 86 Chroni-
cle Bldg
A\THOXY JESSE €., president J. C. Anthony Co.,
and physician, 86-87 Chronicle Bldg, r. Berkeley
Anthony John, laborer Bay View Nursery, Bay View
Anthony John H., special examiner Bureau of Pensions,
r, 2206 Geary-
Anthony Joseph, barber, 1001 Mission, r. 13^ Garden
Anthony M. , pressman Schmidt Label and Litho Co., r.
13i Garden
Anthony Richard S. , physician and surgeon, r. 626
Hayes
Anthony Thomas B., salesman Am. Wringer Co., r 31SA
Franklin
Anthony W. , teamster, r. 248 Third
Anthony William T., agent Edward T. Anthony, r. Oak-
land
Anthony W. \^., canvasser Chronicle, r. Oakland
B^ Anthony. See Antoni and Antony
Antich Martin, cook Mikulich & Kiselich, r. 4 Union PI
Antichicvich Frank (Antichicvieh & Hranuelli) r. 409
Minna
Antichicvich & Hranuelli (Frank Antichicvich and Gi-
usto Hranuelli) fruits and groceries, 127i Fourth
Anticovich John, fruits and vegetables, 20^ Seventh
Antipa Jacova, widow, r. 2 Hartman PI
Antiijpas Leo, clerk N. Antippas, r. 47 Second
Antippas Nicholas, fruits, 237 j East, r. 47 Second
Antiquarian Book Store, Patrick J. Healy proprietor,
203 Powell
Antoldi Marie, widow, r. 414 Vallejo
Antoldi S. & Co. (Stanislaus Antoldi) produce commis-
sion, 409 Davis
Antoldi Stanislaus (S. Antoldi & Co.) r. 310 Stockton
Antonas Nikolas M. , tailor, r. 613 Second
An tone Alexander, machinist Pac. Can Co., r. 390i Fifth
Antone John, laborer, r. 407 Cortland Av
Antonelle Joseph S., contractor, r. Commercial Hotel
Antonelli Peter A., carpenter, 303 Montgomery Av, r.
1401 Powell
A:«T0NETTI EDWARD (Antonetti & Hanson) r.
369 Eleventh
ANTONETTI & HANSON ,Ea.,ra
.4nt4»netti and Fetrr II. Hauson) honse,
sign and decorative painters, plain and
decoratiye paper hangin;', whitening,
etc., 205 OFarreH
Antonetti Leoa, domestic 1717 Jackson
Antoni John, cooper, r. 1801 Mission
Antoni Luigi (Hill & Antoni) r. 303 Montgomery Av
Antoni Samuele (Antoni & Pellegrini) r. 515 Union
Antoni & Pellegrini (Samuele Antoni and Giuseppe Pel-
legrini) wood and coal, 506-508 Green
Antonia C. , gardener, r. S s Ocean House Road nr In-
gelside House
Antoniades EuthjTnius, cook, r '^4''V :NaU>ma
Antoniazzi Peter, furniture, ioC0-iS02 Powell
Antonini Giovanni B. (Frank Pelicano & Co.) r. 628
Broadway
Antonini Joseph, fisherman, r. Alms House
Antonio August, clerk Diedrich Mienke
Antonio Colombo, bartender Louis Gendotti, r. 508
Octavia
Antonio Frank, bootblack SW cor Taylor and O'Farrell,
r. 331 Vallejo
Antonio Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Antonio Joseph, porter, r. 14J Sherwood PI
Antonio Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., 'r. Oak-
land
Antonio M., coalpasser stmr Umatilla
Antonioli Casimir, liquors NE cor Washington and Bat-
tery, r. 3 Martha PI
Antonovich D. G. & Co. (D. G. Antonovich) produce
commission 411 Washington, Telephone Main 5768
Antonovich Dominic G. (D. G. Antonovich & Co.) r. 712
Green
Antonovich Estella, domestic 507 Franklin
Antonovich Florio, capitalist, 411 Washington, r. 712
Green
Antonovich Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 1106 Broadway
Antonsen Hannah, domestic 2213 Sutter
Antonsen Hans, laborer, r. 815 Humboldt
Antonj' Frank, seal clerk S. P Co. , r. 374 Clara
Antony Henry, cutler Will & Fink Co. , f. 508 Guerrero
8^ Antony. See Anthony and Antoni
Antrim Howard D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 807
California
Antrim Howard D. Mrs., proprietor The Antrim, 807
California
Antrim The, Mrs. Howard D. Antrim proprietor, 807
California
Antron Peter, r. 15 West Mission
Antz Albert H. , butcher Henry Antz, r. 1825 Bnsh
Antz Frederick J., butcher Henrv Antz, r. 1825 Bush
AXTZ HE^KY, butcher 15-16 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 1825 Bush
Anvers Marinus, cabinetmaker, r. 20 Bond
Anzenhofer Carl, farmer, r. Holloway Av bet Lee and
Brighton
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer, r. Holloway Av bet Lee and
Brighton
Anzenhofer Louis Jr., farmer, r. Holloway Avbet Lee
and Brighton
Anzenhofer Maria, domestic 119 Capp
Anzenhofer Peter, dairyman, r. SW cor Hanover and
Pope
Anzenhofer WiUiam, r. Holloway Av bet Lee and
Brighton
Apac Secundio, Spanish interpreter, r. 1321 York
Apel August, musician, r. 25 Rondell PI
Apel Ferdinand C, cigannaker Paul Apel, r. 25 Kondell
PI
Apel Hermann shoemaker, r. 25 Rondell PI
Apel John S., salesman Paul Apel, r. 25 Rondell PI
Apel Paul, cigar manufacturer, 25 Rondell PI
B^Apel. See Appell and Apple
Apelmann Hans, laborer, r. 54b Clementina
Apelt Charles M., shirt manufacturer, 136 Montgomery
Av, r. 1606 Stockton
Aperio Michael, peddler, r. 617 Ellis, rear
Apfel George, baker, r. 721 Polk
Apfel Lena Mrs. , bakery, 721 Polk
Apfelbach Ludwig G., baker, r. 336 Third
PAINTER & CO.
510 CLAY STREET,
TYPE, PRESSES
PRINTERS' MATERIALS.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lf.r„';":f.::JJ
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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191
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Apffel Philip J., carpenter, r. 1204i Folsoin
Aplin Walter, cook, r. 17 Everett
Apoch Hans, second cook Brooklyn Hotel
Apollo Consolidated Mining Co. , Gustave Niebainn presi-
dent, Louis Sloss Jr. secretary, 310 Sansome
Apollo Hall, 810 Pacific
Apostolo Atanasio (Perrin & Apostolo) r. 251 Pacific
Apostolo C, seaman Stmr Acapulco
AP0THE*;ARIES' hall, W. J. Bryan proprietor,
3 New MontSfomery, Grand Hotel, Telephone Main
1080
Appario Michael, peanut stand, SW cor Ellis and Leaven-
worth, r. 617 Ellis
APPKL COSMETIC CO. THE, Paul Oesting presi-
dent, Edwin W. Joy secretary, NE cor Market and
Powell
Api^el William, expressman, r. 508 Ivy Av
fi^"Appel. See Apel, Appell and Apple
Appell Cora Miss, teacher music, r. 1023 Golden Gate Av
Appell George I., clerk H. S. Jacobs, r. 1023 Golden
Gate Av
Appell John C. , cabinetmaker William J. Thompson, r.
701 Bryant
Appell Simon, second-hand clothing, 229 Fourth, r. 1023
Golden Gate Av
8^ Appell. See Apel, Appel and Ajiple
Appels Maurizio, r. 1606 Stockton
Appenzeller Jacob, wagon maker Pac. Imp. Co., r. 58
Zoe
Apperson Edgar, compositor Examiner, r. 821 Eddy
Apperson John A., r. 821 Eddy
Appiarius F. W., manufacturer jiickles and cider, 1810
O'Farrell
Appiarius H. Mrs., widow, r. 703 Guerrero
Appiarius Henry, printer, r. 1810 O'Farrell
Appiarius William H., clerk, r. 1810 O'Farrell
A))ple Abraham H., barber, 53 Third, r. 419i Fillmore
Apple Benjamin, physician, r. 727 Grove
Apple George, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Apple Henry, barber, r. 727 Grove
Apple Herman, tanner, r. 549 Wolfe
Apple Hernian, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 608 Natoma
Apple Isadore, porter Sheriff's Office, r. 727 Grove
Apple Jacob, cashier Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r.
727 Grove
Apple Morris, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r.
7-7 Grove
Apple Robert L., clerk Post Office, r. 17 Third
Apple William, r. 727 Grove
)^" Apple. See Apel, Appel and Appell
Applebach Louis, baker, r. 336 Third
Appleby Charles H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1240
Valencia
Applegarth A. George, draughtsman Wright & Sanders,
r. Oakland
Applegate George S., traveling salesman The Trojan
Shirt and Collar Brokaw Mnfg. Co.
Applegate J. Henry, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Applegate John J., merchandise broker, 432 California,
r. 117 Stockton
Appleton Charles, carpenter, r. 403 Third
APPLETOX ». «& CO. (New York) Dorville Libby
manager, 1 Flood Bldg
Appleton Harry, upholsterer, r. 615i Natoma
Appleton James W., r. 109 Stevenson
Appleton Jennie, domestic 1718a Ellis
Appleton Lawrence, carpenter S. P. Co.,r. 1956 Howard
Appleton Thomas, salesman Am Wringer Co.,r. 17 Polk
Appleton Wallace, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1956 Howard
Appleton William, service man Spring Valley W. W., r.
Berkeley
Applewhite Andrew L., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S.
P. Co., r. 717 Hyde
Appo J. B., porter steamer City of Puebla
APPKAI8EKS* BIIILDINO V. S., E s Sansome,
bet Washington and Jackson
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Bituminous lacMnery, Tractiou Engines & Quartz lills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL NATIO/NS DRI/MK
pred(^ri(;l^sbur<^ {^(^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
APPRAISERS' U. S., office U. S Appraisers' Bldg,
Second floor
Apprill George, r. 428 Broadway
Appo Frederick, r. E s Twenty-first Av, nr Clement
Apsley George W., clerk, r. 158 Perry
Apslev Jennie Mrs., nurse 1904 Franklin
Apted Walter, butcher, r. 140 Chestnut
Aquila Ferdinando, scavenger, r. 1926 Post
ARABIAN COFFEE ANU SPiCE MILLS, Hills
Bros, proprietors, 126-130 Market, Telephone Main
517
Arado Frank, telegraph operator, r. 415 Eddy
Aragni Giovanni, restaurant, 106 Stockton
Arakson Victor, yard hand A. B. Patrick & Co. , r. 48
Sacramento
Arano Lorenzo, tamale peddler, r. 13 Hinckley
Araos Larry, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 5 Morey Alley
Arata Andrea, groceries, 414 Union, r. 11 Union PI
Arata Andrew, teamster Gray & Barbieri, r. 307 Wash-
ington
Arata Angelo, bootblack, 417 Battery, r. 14^ Scott PI
Arata Angelo, groceries, NW cor Dupont and Green, r.
522 Green
Arata Anton, fruits, 1507 Fillmore
Arata Antonio (Torre & Arata) r. 522 Green
Arata Antone, laborer, r. 178 Vanderwater
Arata Daniel, laborer, r. cor Twentieth and Florida
Arata Enrico, laborer, r. 513^ Greenwich
Arata Frank (Arata & Guinasso) r. 1918i Stockton
Arata George, r. 423^ Broadway
Arata George J., laborer, r 178 Vanderwater
Arata Giovanni, r. 7 Bartol Alley
Arata Giovanni B., vegetables, 31 Colombo Market, r.
423 Broadway, rear
Arata Giuseppe, bootblack, 201 Pine, r. 513J Greenwich
Arata James, tallyman, r. 423 Broadway, rear
Arata James, teamster Gray & Barbieri, r. 307 Washing-
ton
Arata John, bootblack Nicholas Arata, r. 1717 Stockton
Arata John, laborer, r. 513^ Greenwich
Arata John, maccaronimaker Queirolo & Co., r. 511
Green
Arata Joseph, laborer, i. cor Twentieth and Florida
Arata Joseph J., clerk, r. cor Old Jose Road and San
Jose Av
Arata Joseph, rancher, r. E s Corbett Road, near Ingle-
side House
Arata Louis (P. Arata & Bro.) r. 7 Barton
Arata Louis, longshoreman, r. 178 Vanderwater
Arata Louis, liquors, 1504 Dupont, r. 518 Greenwich
Arato Louis, scavinger, r. 507 Chestnut
Arata Marie, widow, r. 7 Bartol Alley
Arata Nicholas, bootblack, 30 Leidesdorff, r. 1510 Dupont
Arata P. & Brother (Paul and Louis) liiery stable, 716
Pacific
Arata Paolo, r. 522 Green
Arata Paolo, driver, r. 27^ Lapidge
Arata Paul, bootblack, r. 513^ Greenwich
Arata Paul, clerk Louis Laveroni, r. 1904 Powell
Arata Paul, peddler, r. 3101 Buchanan
Arata Paulo (P. Arata & Bro.) r. 427 Broadway, rear
Arata Rosa, widow, r. 1906 Powell
Arata Serafino, fruit dealer, r. 736 Vallejo, rear
Arata Stephen, scavenger, r. 13 Salmon
Arata Thomas, construction department Market St. Ry,
r. 1.509 Buchanan
Arata & Guinasso (Frank Arata and Victor J. Guinasso)
livery and boarding stables, 420 Pacific
Arbogast Ernest, cook, r. 219 Mason
Arbor House, Swan Erickson proprietor, 425 East
Arbuckle George W., agent Judson & Co., 19 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Arcade The, Miss K. C. and Z. S. Wood, managers, 917
Market
Arcanin George (Domaranz & Arcanin) r. 1334 Broadway
Areata and Mad River R. R. Co. (Areata, Humboldt Co.
F. Korbel & Bros, proprietors, main office,723 Bryant
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192
ARE
Arch Charles F., hostler Bailey, Weller & Neave, r. 24
Golden Gate Av
Archambault Charles C, electrician, r. 1118 Market
Archambault George, cook, r. 1118 Stevenson
Archambeault Eugene J., bartender J. A. Ladoie, r. 629
Stevenson
Archbold William, bushelman Benedict & Turner, r.
409 Sutter
Archer Albert S., clerk W. T. Smith & Son, r. 22(H Wal-
ler
Archer Annie A. Miss, teacher Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 1316 California
Archer Charles H., machinist, r. 919 Folsom
Archer Comos, real estate, r. 2031 Steiner
Archer Gustav. A., machinist Hadwen, Swain Mnfg Co.,
r. 1618 Stockton
Archer Irecus, conductor, r. 740 Howard
ij . Archer James, coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r. 16i
2— a£ Boardman PI
"- ^-7- Archer James, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. Oakland
"" Archer John, machinist, r. 415 Fiith
^ _^ Archer Leo B., clerk Rhodes & Barstow
._l -J—) Archer Samuel, machinist Cahill & Hall Elevator Co., r.
^ 03 Oakland
^ Archer Tliomas, real estate, 320 Sansome, room 33, r.
"Zi;^ 2031 Steiner
jj ^-' Archer Thomas, seaman, r. 6 Union
Archer Virginia Miss, telegraph operator, r. 740 Howard
Archer William, machinist, r. 415 Fifth
ry\^ Archer William Jr., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 415 Fifth
<1 Archibald Allie Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Xess Av
1^ -. Archibald Arthur W. , foreman Prescott & Archibald, r.
Y-^ 319 Ellis
■^—^ Archibald Francis A., manager Union Central Life In-
fT" surance Co. (of Cincinnati) 303 California, rooms 22-
)— t 24, r. Oakland
'a— ( Archibald P., r. 206a Post
^ Archibald Prescott L., r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Archibald William, liver\Tnan, r. 105 New Montgomery
ARfHITECT .IXD BIILDER THE (monthly) H.
•^ T. Bestor, publisher, 408 California, room 21
( / Architect New Citv Hall Commission, office New City
~^ Hall, 2d floor
.^^ Architectui-al Iron Works, Alexander M. Bruce, proprie-
: tor. W s Channel, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
^"^ Architectural Iron Works, O'Counell & Lewis, proprie-
< tors, SW cor Keamv and Francisco, Telephone Main
-^^ 1091, office 16 Post"
r^ I Arcianin George (Dumaroz & Arcianin) r. 1434 Broad-
) / way
^ ' Arcoleo Gaetano, laborer, r. 327 Vallejo
/ Arcos Lizzie, widow, laundress, r. 1323 Minna
I Arctic Fishing Co., Alaska Packing Assn agents, 308
- / ^ Market
«.Zr^ ARCIH' OIL >VORKS, Josiah N. Knowles man-
^*^ ager, Edwin L. Griffith secretarj', 30 Califomia,Tele-
phone Main 15
Arctic Packing Co., Henrj' F. Fortman president, 308
Market, Telephone Main 422
Arden Gustave, steward John D. Spreckels, r. 2504 How-
ard
Ardenieu Clorandin F., baker, r. 720 Montgomerj- Av
Ardery Annie I. Mrs., r. 429 O'Farrell
Arderj- James A., engineer, r. New Continental Hotel
Arding Edith E. Miss, telegraph operator, Pac. Postal
Tel. Co., r. 1620 Dolores
Arding Helen A. Miss, scenic artist, r. 1620 Dolores
Arding Mary, widow, r. 1620 Dolores
Arding Marj' D. Miss, landscape artist, r. 1620 Dolores
Arding Walter A., clerk, r. 1620 Dolores
Ardlev Alfred, r. 765 Market
.\rdlev Edwin, salesman Raphael Weill A: Co., r. Berke-
lev
Ardoin Adolph, cook Jacques Mounic, r. 20 Hanover PI
Ardoin Victor, cook, r. 20 Hanover PI
Aregger Charles, liquors, 49 Stevenson
Arellano Bernard, wireworker, r. 225 Fourth
Arellano John, porter, r. 602 Lombard
Arellano Joseph M., butcher, r. 1318 Dupout
Arellano Mauro, carpenter, 536 Green
Arellano Mauro S. Jr., carpenter, r. 536 Green
Arena Domenico, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Arena Salvator, peddler, r. 317 Green
Arend Lulu Mrs., salesladv Mrs. Lillian R. Metcalfe, r.
1319b aay
Arendes Frederich, groceries and liquors, 215 Four-
teenth
Arendes John, blacksmith, r. 247 Second
Arendt Edward T., upholsterer, r. 1320 I'nion
Arendt Michael, merchant (Angel's Camp) office 25 Bat-
terj'
Arens George, clerk, r. 29 Moss
Arensburg Helen Miss, r. 525 Brannan
Arensberg Jennie Mrs. , r. 525 Brannan
Arensberg Philip, salesman James Malone, r. 525 Bmn-
nan
Arenstein Meyer W., canvasser, r. 11645 Folsom
Arenston Andrew, seaman, r. 120 Howard
Arentz Edward, druggist, r. 1221 Market
Arenz John, barber, 12e Sheridan
Arey D. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1357 Post
Arey Minord F., clerk James O'Leary, r. 2225 California
Arey Theodore R., master bktn J. M". Griffith, 10 Market
Arey Thomas, bartender Edward Kuhls, r. 125 Francisco
Arey Walter W., r. 2225 California
Arf Herman, musician, r. 707 Hayes
Arff F. Th., master schr Maid of Orleans, Pier 5, Steuart
ARFSTEX BRODER^' groceries, NW cor Fifteenth
and Noe
Arfsten Emil, cellarman B. Drej-fus & Co., r. 2 Leonard
PI
Arfsten Knud E. (John Boehrer.& Co.) r. Oakland
Argall Frank G., sjjecial agent Balfour,Guthrie & Co., r.
Sausalito
Argall John, r. 628 Golden Gate A\
Argeno Joseph, florist r. VVoolsey, nr Somerset, U. M. T.
Argenti Anselnni, bootblack, r. 6 Hunt
Argenti Frank, clerk. Old South Park Statuary Dnig
Store, r. 2944^ Mission
Argenti Jerome J. B., Ph. G., professor of botouy, Cul.
College of Pharmacy, r. 2944^ Mission
Argenti TuUio, marblecutter, r. ^44J Mission
Argenti Tillio J., blacksmith, r. 2 38i: Mission
ARGE\TI\E REPUBLIC C'O^'iiiLLATf, Jose L.
Schleiden acting consul, 6 Mills BIdg, 3d floor
Argentes George, r. 303 Montgomery Av
Argo Claud W., electrician, r. 624 Washington
Argonaut Mutual Building and Loan Association, Leon
Dennen% secretan", 214 Pine, rooms 3-5
AR«.OXAiT PIBLISHI.Xii t"0., Jerome A. Hart
president, Ferdinand I. Vassault secretary, publish-
ers and proprietors The Argonaut, 213 Grant Av
ARCiO.N'AlT THE (weekly) Argonaut Publishing Ci>.
publishers aud proprietors, 213 Grant Av
Argost Philip, barber, 315i East, r. 215 Vallejo
Argoud J. L. , lamidrjinan, r. 33 Chenery
Argoud Joseph L., r. 2.=)19 Post
Arguello Clara L., r. 632 Twenty-third
Arguello Julius J., real estate, r. 1010 Twentiet
Argyle l)a\id, r. 808 Leavenworth
Ariani Laura, widow, r. 19 Pacific Alley
Ariani Louis, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 217i Broadway
Ariani Marie, widow, groceries and liquors, 225 Vallejo
Ariani Victor, bookbinder J. B. McInt\Te. r. SE cor
Sansome and Vallejo
Arias An tone, laborer Grav Bros., r. SE cor Homestead
and Tiventy-fifth
Arias Frank C, sexton Yglesia de Xeustra Senora de
Guadalupe Church, r. 908 Broadway
Arias John, bartender Peter Robert, r. 1237 Stockton
Arias T. C, pressman E C. Hughes, .r. SE cor Broad-
way and Mason
ARIEL PHARMACY, Truman F. Bacon proprietor,
510 Hayes
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401 SANSOME ST. OF V^ i^ JTV !-• J-^ V/ -T^ FV !-•
HDKINS MFG. CO. fllDION
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Ariel Rowing Club, Long Bridge, South and Kentucky
Arion House, Frederick Huber proprietor, 13-15 Page
Arioto Pietro, salesman Am. Union Fish Co., r. 1826
Powell
Aristide Gustave, cook, r. 23 Hunt
Aristoarena Louis G. , clerk Joseph M. Willard, r. 1421
Geary
Arita Hermistuce, physician, office and r. 123 Turk
Arizona Block, 201-205 Market
Arizona Hotel, Jacob Schupp proprietor, 11-13 Clay
Arizona Sandstone Co. (Yaquina City Or.) J. M. Currj'
agent, 16 Post
Arizona Telegraph Co. (Phoeni-K, A. T.) N. K. Maston
president, Frank 1. Kendall secretary, 3 Crocker
Bldg
ARIZOXA WAREHOI'SE, John R. Sumpter man-
ager, 222-232 King, Telephone Main 5625
Arjo Manuel, salesman, r. 624 Filbert
Arkell Harry J., machinist, r. 139 Fremont
Arkwright Elizabeth Mrs,, teacher music, r. 1521 Pine
ArkwTight Horace, laborer, r. 3642 Fifteenth
Arl Jos ph, waiter, r. 527 Lombard
Arland Charles, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Arlett A., steward, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
Arlett James C, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Arlett L. Miss, seamstress Ladies Protective and Relief
Society, r. 1200 Franklin
ArUng Carrie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 3731
Bryant Av
Arling Isaac S. , watchman, r. 3731 Bryant Av, rear
Arlington House, Mrs. Hannah Teese proprietor, 127
Kearny
Arlington Howard, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r. 51
Langton
Amiager Charles W., clerk, r. 718 Ridley
Amrand Celine Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 540 Washing-
ton
Armanini Luigi, peddler, r. 331 Broadway
Armanino Agostino gardner Colombo Market
Armanino Giuse ppi, vegetables, Colombo Market
Armas Joseph L- , barber, 445 Ninth
Armas Raoul R., barber Joseph L. Armes, r. 445 Ninth
AnnbrustAdolphC, butcher, 1305 Castro
Armbruster Barbara Mrs., proprietor Carlton House,
118 Grant Av
Armbruster Charles J., stenographer, 206 Sansome, r.
1209a Folsom
Armbruster Daniel, grocer, r. 905i Valencia
Annbruster Edward P., clerk Max Shirpser Jewelry Co.,
r. 1209a Folsom
Amibraster George W.,real estate and insurance agent,
230 Montgomery, room 9, r. 1209a Folsom
Armbruster Julius H. , engraver, 9 Geary
Armbruster Rudolph H., with S. E. Fischer & Co., r.
1209a Folsom
Armbruster Sophia, widow, r. 1209a Folsom
Annbruster Valentine, conductor Market St. Rv., r.
2019 Turk
8^ Armbruster. See Ambruster
Armendariz Ramon, traveling salesman H. Levi & Co.,
r. GuajTiias, Mexico
Arment William H., paperhanger, r. 1129 Mission
Amier Andrew M. (Armer & Weinshenk) r. 1201 De-
visadero
Armer Arthur J., clerk Fisher Bros., r. 813 O'Farrell
Anner Beckie Miss, milliner, r. 1316 Octavia
Armer Belle Miss, r. 1710 Webster
Anner Benjamin, bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 1710
Webster
Anner Edith Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar School,
r. 1710 Webster
Armer Edna Miss, assistant cashier Maurice E. Maver
r. 1316 Octavia
Armer Heniian (Armer & Morris) r. 1316 Octavia
Armer M. & Co. (Max Anner) wholesale cigars, 306
Sacramento
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
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Best Beer on Earth.
Armer Max (M. Anner & Co.) r. 1710 Webster
Anner Sidney, designer, r. 1710 Webster
Anner Thomas, chief cook Brooklyn Hotel
Armer & Morris (Hennan Armer and Mark H. Morris)
club rooms, 850 Market
Anner c& Weinshenk (Andrew M. Anner and Cliarles
Weinshenk) watch materials and jewelers' sup-
plies, 207 Sutter
Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland
Armes Charles W. Jr. , buyer Armes & Dallam, r. Oak-
land
Armes George A. , oiler stmr Peru, r. 35 Dorland
Armes George H., manager broom factory Armes &
Dallam, r. Oakland
Amies Nettie Miss, stenograiiher, r. 35 Dorland
ARMES & DALLAM ....... >..
Amies anil Ricliard B. Hallaiii) import-
er.s, iiianufat'tnrer.s and Jobbors Mooilrn
and willow ware, wrapping paper,
churns, broom handles, etc., 2S'i-'i'Ui
Front, cor Sarramento, broom fartory
319 (lay. Telephone .Uain 9.5»
^" Armes. See Anns
Armington Lorenzo E., shoemaker.r. 11 Pond
Armitage John, sailmaker, r. 234 Church
Armitage Thomas A., butcher Smith k Co., r. 1720
Devisadero
Annitage Thomas W. , clerk local freight office S. P.
Co. , r. 812a Larkin
.IR.niTAGE WILLIAM H., architect 319-321 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. Alameda
Armknecht Jacob, machinist, r. 1020 Army
Annknecht Louis, poultrj' and game 9-10 Grand West-
em Market, r. 1020 Army
Annour Glue Works (Chicago, 111.) William Burch
agent, 34 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
AhMOIJR PA€KI:KG «"0. (Kansas City, Mo.) James
McCullough manager San Francisco Branch, 211-213
Clay and 206-210 Commercial, Telephone Main 1793
Arms Charles S., warrant clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1421 Mis-
Arms T. W., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
AR.Mi^BV J. K. CO. (Chicago, 111.) A. G. Freeman
manager, wholesale commission merchants, 138-140-
142 Market, Telephone Main 1309
Armstrong Alexander S. , stenographer Edison Light and
Power Co. , r. 510 Fulton
Armstrong Alfred, musician, r. 738 Grove
Amistrong Amanda, widow, r. 14 Marje Terrace
Armstrong Amos H., master mariner, r. 704 Sansome
Ainnstrong Andrew, bookkeeper, r. 1425 J^ Mission
Armstrong Andrew, laborer, r. Alms House
Armstrong Andrew J., r. 8 Gough
Armstrong Angel, porter Troy Laundrj' Machinery Co.
r. 126 Perry
Armstrong Annie Miss, nurse Hospital for Children and
Training School for Nurses, r. 3700 Califoniia
Armstrong Annie R. Mrs., r. 207 Leavenworth
Armstrong B. F., salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 924
Hyde
Annstrong Benjamin F. (Annstrong & Merchant) r.
Oakland
Armstrong Bessie C. Miss, student, r. 27 Twelfth
Armstrong Bridget, domestic, r. Alms House
Amistrong Butte Miss, saleslady, r. 212a Eddy
Armstrong Charles F. , foreman Pac. Wooden Ware and
Cooperage Co., r. 414 Tenth
Annstrong Cranston, plmnber Russ Bros., r. 447J Jessie
Armstrong Edward F., salesman Castle Bros., r. Oakland
Annstrong Edward W., agent Regina Music Box Co., r.
1004b Golden Gate Av
Armstrong Ella Miss, clerk* U. S. Naval Construction
Office, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Annstrong Emma B. Miss, stenographer Frank E.
Booth, r. 12 Liberty
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Armstrong Ernest M. R., with Rudolph Armstrong, r.
Oakland
Armstrong Eva E. Miss, salesladv Hale Bros., r. ^l^a
Eddy
Armst-onsr F. Florence Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r.
212a Eddy
Armstrong Fidelia S., widow, r. 329b Oak
Armstrong Frank, cook, r. 316 Seventh
Armstrong Frank E , machinist Eagle Automatic Can
Co., r. 517a Seventh
Armstrong Frank T. , teamster, r. 146 Eleventh
Armstrong Frederic W., groceries, 119 Taylor, r. 2007
Washington
Armstrong George, r. 932 Jackson
Armstrong George (George Armstrong & Co.) r. Alamedi
Armstrong George, seaman, r. -23 Perry
Armstrong George & Co. (George Armstrong) importers
hardware, 35 Beale, telephone Main 5825
Armstrong George G., carriage painter, r. llOtt Potrero
Av
Armstrong George R. (Armstrong i De Guerre) r. 2210
Webster
Armstrong Geoi^e T., florist, r. 404 McAllister
Arrustrong Gustave, cooper, r. 12a Fourteenth
Armstrong Gustave O., tailor, r. 14Marye Terrace
Armstrong Harrv, manager Armstrong Paint and Color
Co., 31S Market, r. 1312 Page
Armstrong Harry L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 702
Twenty-fourth
Armstrong Henrj-, clerk CluS Bros., r. 327>^ Union
Annstrong Henrv, salesman J. J. 0"Brien & Co., r. 612
Polk
Armstrong Herbert G., dyeing and cleaning, r. 329b Oak
Arms'rong Howard R., second assistant engineer stmr
Colon, r. 231 Pierce
Armstrong Hugh, helper Union Iron Wks, r. 10 South
Park
Armstrong James, r. 1717 McAllister
Armstrong James, r. 1640 Clay
Armstrong James, farmer, r. 615 Minna
Armstrong James, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Annstrong James R., r. 811 Harrison, rear
Annstrong James R., r. 2210 Webster
Armstrong James T., clerk, r. 1211 Golden Gate Av
Armstrong James W., salesman Miller, Sloss i Scott, r.
1416 Elils
Armstrong John, r. 118 Sixteenth
Armstrong John, clerk Robinson i Knox, r. 637 Twenty-
first
Armstrong John A. , cooper, r. 1117 Hampshire
Armstrong John J., clerk Auditing Dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Alameda
Armstrong John R., clerk, r. 738 Grove
Armstrong John W., foreman H. S. Fay, r. 507i Sutter
Armstrong J jseph H., plumbar, 352 Twenty-fourth, Tel-
ephone Mission 233
Armstrong Joseph R., manager, r. 1123i Valencia
Armstrong Katherine, widow, r. 18J< Otis PI
Armstrong Katie, domestic 2126 Cal&omia
Armstrong Lucius P. , clerk, r. 1121 Oak
Armstrong Lucy A., widow, furnished rooms, 923 Wash-
ington
A-mstrong Martha B., widow, r. 122 Lit>erty
Annstrong Marj", widow, r. 133d Nineteenth
Armstrong Marj- A., r. 227 Olive Av
Armstrong May H. Miss, insurance solicitor, 240 Mont-
gomery, r."l07 Polk
Armstrong May W. Miss, teacher music, r. 12 Liberty
Armstrong Nellie Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar
School, r, 329b Oak
Armstrong Nettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1532 Post
Annstrong Peter, laborer, r. 144 Perry
Armstron,' R. & Co. (Robert Armstrong, Arthur Can
and William Parker) proprietors Napa Valley Nur-
sery Co., 301 Bush
Armstrong Richard, r. 214 O'Farrell
Armstrong Robert (R. Armstrong & Co.) r. Napa City
Armstrong Robert, driver Market St. Ry., r. 720 Sierr
-A^nnstrong Robert, seaman, r. 43 East
AKM<>l'KOX(; RCDOLPH, cooper wine and lager
beer casks, beer kegs etc., 227-229 Main, Telephone
Main 488, r. 938 Magnolia, Oakland
Armstrong S. Miss, salesladv H. Liebes & Co., r. 110
Turk
.\rmstrong Samuel C, clerk Eugene Kom, r. 1012 Oak
Armstrong Thomas G. capitalist, r. 404 McAllister
Armstrong Thomas W., mnfr's. agent, 308 Market, room
15, r. 12 Liberty
Armstrong Truman B. , tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 625 Walnut Av
Armstrong Wallace, bookkeeper, r. 814 Fulton
Armstrong Walter, physician, office and r. 500 Eddy
Armstrong William, clerk Assistant Adjutant, Depart-
ment of California U. S. A , r. Berkeley
Armstrong William, compositor Chronicle! r. 1425i Mis-
Armstrong William, dentist B. W. Haines, r. 929 Wash-
ington
Armstrong WUliam, laborer, 8 Gough
Armstrong William, molder Steiger d- Kerr, r. 125J Oak
Armstrong William, policeman, r. 2617 Sutter
Armstrong William, porter Commercial Hotel
Armstrong William F., grainer, r. 404 McAlUster
Armstrong William H., clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 24
Glen Park Av
Armstrong William H., dentist, 929 Washington
Armstrong William J., superintendent r. 712 J Tavlor
Armstrong William S. , bookkeeper Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 1004b Golden Gate Av
Armstrong W. Wallace, expert accountant, 508 Califor-
nia, room 28, r. 814 Fulton
Armstrong i: De Guerre (George R. Armstrong and A.
S. J. De Guerre) stationers and printers, 404 Mont-
gomer;-. Telephone Main 5560
Armstrong i Merchant (Benjamin F. Armstrong and
Eben W. Merchant) paints, oils, glass etc., 46 Third
Army of Heaven at Hand, Stephen Maybell general,
N s Chaimell bet Eighth and Ninth
Army and Na^■J■ Republican League of California, head-
quarters 26" O'Farrell
Amaboldi Angelo, furniture 1512 Dupont, r. 10 Lafayette
ARNAUD ALBERT, ....porter and
df-aler Mine* auti iiuuor^. '^01 Grant At
\W cor Hc.^t. r. 160: t lay
Amaud Gustave, dok, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Amaud Louis, musician, r. 1021 Post
Amaud Mary C, widow, r. 921 Post
Amaud Peter, r. 14 Willows Av
Amberger Frank, postal telegraph operator, r. 140 Fre-
mont Av
Amberger Theodore R., pressman, r. 1010 Montgomery
Amdt Frederick, bartender Rohlffs & Gerden, r. 938
Mission
Ame Edward H., bookkeeper, r. Royal House
Amelos Anastacia Miss, clerk, r. 1023A Pacific
Araelos Concha Miss, seamstress, r. 1023^ Pacific
Amett Bridget T., widow, notions, 11 PreciU Av
Amett George W., laborer Zan Bros. & Co., r. 11 Precite
Av
Amett John (John Amett & Co.)r. 2.=i07 Washington
AR.XETT JOH\ Jk <'0. (John Amett) ^-ulcanized
mbber goods, 123 Market, Telephone Main 1516
1^" Amett. See Amott
Amheim Abe, traveUng salesman Son Bros. & Co., r.
626 Golden Gate Av
Amheim Charles L., laborer, r. 975 Bryant
Amheim Fannie, widow, r. 8 Steuart
Amheim Gustav S., clerk Samuel S. Amheim
Amheim Herman S., clerk Samuel S. Amheim, r. 281
Minna
Amheim Joseph, clerk Security Loan Bank, r. 1440
OFarrell
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINLS OF STMT and SIIJEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MOKTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
KODHKS
T. P. ANDREWS, log Montgomery
DETECTIVE CAMKRAS
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTERNS
ALNTERN SLIDES
TO RE/NT
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Arntieim Julius S., dru^'gist, 8 Steuart, r. 849 Ham-
son
Arnheini Mary, widow, r. 975 Bryant
Amheini Samuel S., nautical supplies, 8 Steuart
Arnheini William S., jeweler, 8 Steuart, r. Alameda
Arnhold Benjamin, cashier Louis Sloss & Co., r. 1714
Bush
Arnhold Hujfo, salesman Crown Distilleries Co., r. 1301
Gough
Arnke Henry, liquors, SW cor Second and Jessie, r. 45
Second
Arnke Joseph, bartender Henry Arnke. r. 45 Second
Arnold A. K. Mrs., widow, r. 2527 Fillmore
Arnold Albert, woodcarver, r. 3i Bowie Av
Arnold Anna M. Miss, principal Golden Gate Valley Free
Kindergarten, r. Mountain View
Arnold Alice M., widow, dressmaker, r. 328 O'Farrell
Arnold Anna P., widow, r. 127 Arlinarton
.4RNOLD AUSTISf, secretary Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co. , SW cor Market and Beale, r. 413 Van Ness
Av
Arnold Brothers (Harry B. and William G.) grocers,
945 Valencia, Telephone Mission 128
Arnold Caleb, clerk Arnold Bros., r. 712 Twenty-first
Arnold Caroline L., widow, r. 1811 Post
Arnold Charles, student, r. 824 Laguna
Arnold Charles, upholsterer, r. S s Lombard, nr Baker
Arnold Charles S., cashier the Werner Publishing Co. , r.
1524 Clay
Arnold Charles S., commission merchant, 123 California,
room 21, r. 501 Van Ness At
Arnold C L. Mrs., widow, r. 1811 Post
Arnold Cyrus M., manager Western Land Co., 640 Mar-
ket, r. 1011 Haight
Arnold Daniel, r. 666 Minna
Arnold Daniel B., carpenter, r. 1913^ Hj'de
Arnold David, laborer, r. 1511 Buchanan
Arnold Edson (Arnold & Co) r. 1222 Mission
Arnold Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1222 Mission
Arnold Edward, embalmer H. F. Suhr & Co., r. 666
Minna
Arnold Emile, cook, r. 12b Sheridan
Arnold Emily, widow, r. 1338 Sacramento
Arnold Ernestine J. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 207 Larkin
Arnold Florence A., widow, furnished rooms, 522 Polk
Arnold Florence A. Mrs., decorator, r. 1032 Sutter
Arnold Francis W., r. 827 Hayes
Arnold Frank, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Arnold Frank D., r. 1524 Clay
Arnold Frank K., cigars and tobacco, 801 Market, r. 219
Grant Av
Arnold Fremont C, carpenter, r. 815 York
Arnold George, tanner, r. SE cor Vermont and Napa
Arnold George H., manager, r. 11 Dearborn PI
Arnold George W., laborer, r. 3 Pearl
Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co., Augustus Judson,
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 52
Arnold Gottlieb, r. 3506 Mission
ARx\OLD HAUDWAKE CO. (incorporated) Noah
S. Arnold president, E. S. Robertson secretary,
manufacturers agents, 23 Davis, room 11, Telephone
Main 1792
Amold Harry B. (Arnold Bros.) r. 712 Twenty -first
Arnold H. D., r. 316 Hayes
Arnold H. E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2043i Harrison
Amold Henry, painter, r. 569 Stevenson
Arnold Henry, proprietor Continental Tailoring Co., 54
Third
Arnold Henrj' A., secretarj' Phelps & Amold, 220-222
Mission, r. 432i Haight
Arnold Henry C, r. 2439A Greenwich
Arnold Herbert F., laborer W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1036
McAllister
Arnold Herman, dishwasher German Hospital
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GT^S FLUTTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON E»«TS
#0^
\^^^
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THE mOST FOPUIRR
ARNOLD J. DENNIS.
physician.
praftit-e limited to tli!s«a.se*i ©r eye, ear,
nose, throat. Consultation honrs 10 to I'i
A. n. and 'i to .5 P. M. Telephone Main 439,
oflfice and r, .5:{0 .Sutter
Arnold John, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 20 San
Bruno Av
Arnold John F., r. 1036 McAllister
Arnold Joseph, r. 1723 San Carlos Av
Arnold Kate L. Mrs., searcher Post Office, r. 2218J Fill-
more
Arnold Laura D. Miss, stenographer Arpad Haraszthy &
Co.,r. 2218^ Fillmore
Amold Lelia E. Miss, librarian Free Public Library
Branch No. 2, r. 710 Tennessee
Arnold Louise A. K., widow, r. 2527 Fillmore
Arnold Margaret V. , widow, r. 1736 Eddy
Arnold Mary Mrs., cleaning, dyeing and coloring feathers,
666 Minna
Arnold Mary V. Miss, teacher Chinese Primary School,
r. 207 Larkin
Arnold Matilda, widow, r. 2 Hubbard
Amold Matthew, superintendent Union Iron Works, r,
733 Minnesota
Arnold Michael, attendant St. Mary's Hospital
Arnold Morris M. , carpenter, r. 48 Fourth
ARNOLD AfOAH S., president Amold Hardware Co.,
23 Davis, r. Oakland
Arnold Otto, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r. 917 Sutter
Amold Patrick H., traveling salesman William E. Pettes,
r. 34 Sixth
Arnold Petri, laborer New England Soap Co., r. SE cor
Seventeenth and York
Arnold Richard, driver, r. 350 Tehama
Arnold Riifus W., teamster Norton Tanning Co., r. 2621
Folsom
Amold Sophie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2218^ Fillmore
Arnold Thomas C, manufacturer's agent, 126 Keamy, r.
412 Lott
Arnold Thomas H., compositor Commercial Pub. Co., r.
6 Monroe
Arnold Thomas J., driver Chemical Engine 5, r. 1212
Pacific
Arnold William, machinist LInion Iron Wks, r. 157JDore
Amold William, tanner, r. SE cor ^'emiont and Napa
Arnold William B. Mrs., forelady Am. Steam Laundry,
r. 3017 Fillmore
Arnold William G. (Arnord Bros.) r. 945 Valencia
Arnold William L., with North German Fire Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Arnold William R., r. 209 Larkin
Amold <& Co. (Edson Arnold) expressman, SE cor Jones
and Turk
Arnold & Walsh (Laurence F. Walsh) gents' furnishing
goods, 32 Sixth
Amott James, carpenter, r. 517 Noe
Arnott John, bricklayer, r. 803 Church
Arnott Thomas, r. H8b Clara
8^" Arnott. See Amett
Arnsberg Charles, peddler, r. 1713 Dupont
Arnsberg Isidor, peddler, r. 1713 Dupont
Arnstein Estelle Miss, candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r.
11541 Folsom
Arnstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 1610 Franklin
Aro Hipolito, wool grader Hermann Waldeck, r. Berke-
ley
Aroklt Max O., painter, r. 317 Polk
Aron Albert (Aiou Freres) r. 1427 Post
Aron Freres (Albert and Jules) shirt mnfrs, 311 Sutter
Aron Jules (Aron Freres) r. 1427 Post
Aron Leopold, fresco paint«r, r. 933 Post
Aron Maurice, fresco painter, r. 933 Post
Aron Morris, cigarmaker August Soelter, r. 217J Second
l^"Aron. See Aaron
Aronad F. Eugene, electrician, r. 1826 Devisadero
Aronsohn Isaac, r. 5 Monroe
PASTEUR FILTERS :
; of the Water, Rented
Will keep Disease Germs (
"onth.
Agents, 823 Market Street
at $1.00 per Honth, or 3old Outright.
BROWN & SON, ' - . - -
Perrier-Jouet k Go. Gnampagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
ARO
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SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Aronsohn Martin A., clerk, r. 5 Monroe
Aronsohn Signiund, insurance, r. 5 Monroe
Aronson Abraham (Aronson Furniture Co.) r. 1019 Sut-
ter
Aronson Annie, domestic 1414 California
Aronson Barnard, cashier Robert L. Toplitz & Co., r. 47
Post
Aronson Charles S., bookkeeper Anglo- American Crock-
ery and Glassware Co., r, 1928 Bush
Aronson David, r. 920 Larkin
Aronson Frank, traveling salesman Rosenthal, Feder &
Co.
Aronson Furniture Companv (Abraham Aronson) 410
Post, Telephone Main 1850
Aronson George, loan office. 126 Kearny, room 9, r.
1702i Buchanan
Aronson Heiirj-, tailor Morris Sniderman, r. 1022J Fol-
som
Aronson I. & Co. (Isidor Aronson and Simon Mever)
fruits and vegetables, 17 Sixth
Aronson Isidor (I. Aronson & Co.) r. 517 Grove
Aronson Max, salesman A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r. 352
Grove
Aronson Moses, r. 1415 TSventy-third
Aronson Moses, clerk Aronson Fiuiiiture Co., r. 470 Jes-
sie
.\ronson Philip N. (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1314 Gearj-
U^ Aronson. See Aaronson and Aronsohn
Aronstein Adolph, phvsician, 30 Post, Telephone West
261, r. 1616 Sutter
Aronstein Charles X., clerk, r. 1616 Sutter
Aronzes Frank, cook Bennett & Witmer, r. 123 Pros-
pect PI
Aronzes Peter, cook Bennett & Witmer, r. 7 Becker PI
Arp Charles W., steward, r. 1215 Pacific
Arp Sophie, domestic 2028 Scott
Arpe Charles, butcher, r. 612 Filbert
Arper Thomas, engineer Central Lumber and Mill Co., r.
206 Seventeenth
Arpin F., laborer, r. 63;? Broadway
Arposto Andrew, oyster saloon, 142 Fi th, r. 411 Natoma
Arrambide Jean Baptist*, cattle dealer, r. 902 California
Arrellano John L., porter E. L. Schooly, r. 602 Lombard
Arrighi AmeUa Mrs. , cigarmaker M. Cicchi & Co., r. 8
Bartol PI
.\rrighi Enrico, baker, r. 8 Bartol PI
Arrighi Senaci (Arrighi A: Martini) r. 2004 Fillmore
Arrighi & Martini (Senaci Arrighi and Giovanni Martini)
liquors, 2004 Fillmore
Arrighini Giuseppe, bartender, r. 428 Broadway
Arrillaga Santiago, teacher music, r. 2315 Jackson
Arrington Xicholas T., bookkeeper, r. 25 John
Arrington William, mining, 405 Montgomery, room 5, r.
Alameda
Arriola Andrea, window cleaner, r. 322 Green
Arriola Edward F. , photographer, r. 2016 Hyde
An-iola Elizabeth, widow, r. 1602 Pacific
Arriola Virginia, teacher music, r. 1602 Pacific
.\rrison Emma Miss, clerk Graziano Janes, r. 1171 Va-
lencia
Arroujet Eugene, cleaner The F. Thomas Parisian Dye-
ing and Cleaning ^^"ks, r. 824 Jessie
Arrousez Frank, r. 123 Prospect PI
Art Photo-Engraving Co. (Eugene Kommann) designer
and photo-engravers, 304 Battery
Art Students' League, Miss Julia Heineman secretarj", 8
Montgomery Av
Artaud Gustave, cook, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Arteche Frank, sawyer Union Box Factory
Arter Albert E., salesman, r. 1407 Baker "
Arter Lemuel E., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbauni
r. 1407 Baker
Arter Norman R., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 1407 Baker
-Artesian Water Works (Alameda) Ivey L. Borden super-
intendent, office 510 Commercial
Arthnour Joseph, driver, r. H H Broadwav
Arthur Charles, surgeon stmr Colon
Arthur Edward, bartender, r. 504^ Grove
Arthur Frances, widow, r. 360 Brannan
Arthur George F., barber, r. 840 Valencia
-Arthur John (GaUndo & Arthur), r. Oakland
Arthur Joseph, actor, r. 30 Louisa
Arthur J. W., liverv stable, r. 110 Eddv
Arthur Marcus L. , hostler, r. 110 Eddy
-Arthur May, domestic Alabama "bet Center and
El Dorado
.\rthur McEwen's Letter (weekly), Arthur McEwen
editor, Franklin K. Lane business manager, 429
Montgomery
Arthur Thomas, waiter Bella Union Theater, r. 301
Montgomerj- Av
-A.rticarj- Michael, carpenter, r. 1803 Powell
.\rtiques Charles, clerk, r. 1227 Fifth Av, South
Artiques Emil, salesman, Bavle, LaCoste & Co., r. 1214
McAllister
Artiques Joseph E., physidan, office 623 Vallejo, r. 220
Chestnut, Telephone Main 5606
-•Artiques Marie, widow, r. 220 Chestnut
-Vrtiques Marius, secretan* Boesh Lamp Co., 585 Mission,
r. 220 Chestnut
Artist Dennis, whitewasher, r. 268 Jessie
Artot Auguste, chef The Baldwin, r. 33 Belvedere
-A^rtoux Geremie, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av, South, nr P
.A.rtu Henr^-, cook, r. 4 Adelaide PI
ART-SIHU VII CH VL.4DI.MIR A.. Consul Russia,
418 California, rooms 9-10, r. Pacific-Union Club
.\rtus John, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
-Artz J. B., butcher Katz & Sons, r. 435 Pine
Arundell William T., cigars and tobacco, 305i California,
r. 24 Angelica
-■Vrventsen Charles, machinist, r. 507 Mission
Anidson August, lumberman, r. 1007 Alabama
AT\-igi Anton (Delucche & Arvigi), r. 224 Vallejo
Arzarc J. J., tinsmith Geo. H. Tay Co., r. 132S
Dupont
Arzberger Joseph, foreman Bissinger & Co., r. 2429 Bry-
ant Av
Arzuer Louis, bartender Wm. McCormack, r. 1220
Twenty-second
Arzo Philip, packer D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r. 624 Fil-
bert
.\rzt A. Bruno, butcher, r. 435 Pine
Asal Adolph, brush mnfr, 1547 Mission
Asav Xewland A., private U. S. Marine Corps, r. 20
ElHs
Asbeck Auguste, photographer, 1140 Market
ASBE.<>TOS PAK AFFIMi €0,(incorporated),Chester
L. Smith president, Gustave Schroeder manager and
secretarj", factorj- and salesroom 128-130 First
Asch Benjamin, insurance solicitor Charles Christensen
r. 813^ Gear}-
.\sch Benjamin, U. S. ganger International Revenue
Senice, r. 967 Howard
.\sch Frederick, tea and coffee dealer, r. 2105 Mason
Asch Gusta Mrs., seamstress Edward Davis, r. 176
Minna
Asch Isaac, barber William .\sch, r. 465b Tehama
.\sch Isidore, president Asch & Co. (incorporated) 101
Grant Av, r. 608 Guerrero
Asch Philip, barber William Asch, r. 465b Tehama
Asch Simon, clerk Newman i Le\-inson, r. 1621 Turk
Asch Theresa, widow, r. 2105 Mason
Asch William, barber, 215 Sixth, r. 465b Tehama
Asch & Company (incorporated) Isidore -isch president,
Isidore Danziger secretan- and treasurer, cigars and
tobacco, 101 Grant Av, Telephone Main 5866
i^"Asch. See -\sh and Ashe
Asche George, electrotj-per Filmer-Rollins Electrot\-pe
Co., r. 11 Vareines
Asche Henn- C, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1323
Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIPS OF STREET aBd SIDEWALK WCRK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
sujI^LBE ^f^f^ FRflNGISGO GftLL""^S:Sr'
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Ascheck Henry F. , draughtsman Dewey & Co., r. Ala-
meda
A8('HEI!II WILLIAM, cigars and tobacco, 400 Mont-
gomery, r. 2531 California
Ascher Adolph, r. 1321^ Golden Gate Av
Ascher Henry D., clerk, r. 1401 Steiner
Aschert F. , n'urse, r. Commercial Hotel
Aschheim IsraelJ., assistant secretary Board of Educa-
tion, r. 409 Eddy
MTAschheim. See Asheim
Aschmann Elizabeth Mrs., r. 11 Hyde
Aschmann William (Aschmann & Meyenborg) r. 11 Hyde
Aschmann William H., stevedore, r. 124 Silver
Aschmann & Meyenborg (William Aschmann and Au-
gust Meyenborg) groceries and liquors, SW cor Eddy
and Taylor
^fAschmann. See Ashman
Asch wander George, milker Bareilles Bros., r. Bay View
Aschwander John, milker Witt Bros., r. Silver Av nr
San Bruno Av
Ascroft Edith, domestic, r. 629 Jessie
Ascroft Henry, assistant superintendent Geary St. Park
and Ocean RR. Co., r. 326 Fifth Av
Ash Clara, widow, furrier, r. 903 Larkin
Ash Elizabeth, widow, r. Alms House
Ash George, electroty])er Filmer-Rollins Electrot>^)e Co. ,
r. 11 Varennes
Ash Gregorj', longshoreman, r. 224 Eighteenth
Ash James, clerk Arthur A. Duncan, r. 224 Eighteenth
Ash Leopold, insurance solicitor, 204 Sansome, r. 807
Turk
Ash Lutt, conductor, r. 708 San Jose Av
Ash Mary, widow, r. 615 Third
Ash Matthew, laborer, r. 224 Eighteenth
Ash Minnie Miss, stenographer S. Lachman Co., r. 809
Turk
Ash Rachel L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
809 Turk
Ash Richard, groceries and liquors, 755 Howard
Ash Richard C. , collector, r. 1362 Fulton
Ash Robert (Ash & Mathews) r. 1119 Seventeenth
Ash Stephen W., carrier Report, r. 238 Seventh, rear
Ash Thomas, laborer, r. Stanyan and Waller
ASH dt MATHKWS (Robert Ash aud Hiram W.
Mathews) attorneys at law, 601 California
8^ Ash. See Asch and Ashe
Ashburner William Mrs., widow, r. 1014 Pine
Asahi & Co., bamboo furniture, 647^ Valencia
Ashbury Hirst, porter Frank Harris, r. 150 Third
Ashby Albert S., r. 821 Larkin
Ashbv Daniel, engineer, r. 157 Second
Ashby H. L., r. 1045 Market
Ashby John, teamster, r. 712 Tehama
Ashcroft Julia, widow, r. 941 Valencia
Ashcroft William H., r. 816 Twentieth
Ashdown J., musician, r. 1206 Market
Ashe Caroline L., widow, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe Elizabeth Miss, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe Gaston M., attorney at law, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe Harriet B. Mrs.,r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Ashe Harry, warehouseman Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r.'220 Seventeenth
Ashe John H., laborer, r. 220 Seventh
Ashe Louis, baker, r. 11 Varennes
Ashe Maria, widow, r. 11 Varennes
Ashe Matthew, bartender, r. 3415 Mission
Ashe Patrick, foreman o!l dept S. H. Frank & Co., r. 807
York
Ashe R., messenger Angelo-Californian Bank, r. 1362
Fulton
Ashe Thomas, clerk, r. 11 Varennes
Ashe William L., r. 1005 Leavenworth
8^ Ashe. See Ash and Asch
Asheim Michael, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 919 McAl-
lister
Ashehnan Alvey D., fanner,«r. 148 Sixth
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TWVT^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialtj'.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Ashenfelter Andrew M., clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r. 1431
Valencia
Asher Adolph, merchant, r. 1321J Golden Gate Av
Asher Albert, bookkeeper Garcia & Magginni, r. 611 Tay-
lor
Asher Alexander B., policeman, r. 217 Fair Oaks
Asher Asher F., gent's furnishing goods, 305 Grant A\-,
r. 1929^ Sutter
Asher Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drunim
Asher Charles L., r. 204 Sutter
Asher Daniel, furnishing goods, r. 6 Elgin Park Av
Asher Edward, clerk, r. 180 Noe
Asher Eugene, gripman Cal. St. RR.,r. 1506iPolk
Asher Henry, merchant, r. 1531 Geary
Asher Herman, tailor, r. 658i Minna
Asher Hugo K. (Asher & Worley) r. 1321^ Golden Gate
Av
Asher Isaac, tanner, r. 262U Harrison
Asher Isaac J., delivery clerk M. Friedman & Co., r. 934
Howard
Asher Isadore, clerk, r. 1321i Golden Gate Av
Asher Jacob, tailor, 619 Taylor, r. 444a Natoma
Asher M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1530 Ellis
Asher Maurice L., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 731
Eddy
Asher Max, salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 611 Taylor
Asher Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413.^ Octavia
Asher Morris, house painter, r. 413^ Octavia
Asher Rachel, widow, r. Hlk Henry
Asher Ralph, butcher, r. 1307 Castro
Asher Samuel, peddler, r. 15i Langton
Asher Samuel E. (Ralston & Asher) r. 731 Eddy
Asher Sands T., contractor, r. 1004 Leavenworth
Asher Simon, r. 107 Trenton
Asher William, clerk Asher F. Asher, r. 1929J Sutter
Asher Winnie, widow, r. 180 Noe
Asher & Worley (Hugo K. Asher and Alfred L Worley)
attorne.v s at law, 508 Califoniia, rooms 32-33
Asherson Emile, collector, r. 1830 Sutter
Asherson Louis, glove cutter, r. 1830 Sutter
Ashford Charles W., solicitor Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Assn (of New York) r. Oakland
Ashford Parker J., seaman, r. 341 Mississiopi
Ashim Barach J., druggist, 618 Fourth, Telephone South
263
Ashland The, Mrs. Ellen Long proprietor, 108 Mc-
Allister
Ashland Sarah J. , widow, r. 308i Twenty-sixth
Ashland William E., cash receiver O'Connor, MofiEatt &
Co., r. 308i Twenty -sixth
Ashley Delos R., deckhand State Dredger No. 2, r. 310
Fillmore
Ashley Dexter C. , clerk Auditing Dept. Wells, Fargo >)^
Co., r. Redwood City
Ashley George, solicitor Pierce & Co,, r. East Oakland
Ashley H. D. , telegraph operator S. P. Co.
Ashley James H., aviary keeper Golden Gate Park
Ashley Julian W., dental student, r. 200 Turk
Ashley W. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1702 Sacramento
Ashman Alonzo, elevator man, 119 Bush, r. 421b Natoma
Ashman John H., hackman, r. 449 Noe
Ashman Richard T. , engineer, r. 421c Natoma
Ashman William, porter Bank of British Columbia, r.
421c Natoma
Ashman William T., painter, 404 Montgomery, r. 302
Mason
Ashmead Evelyn R. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
Primary School, r. 1920 Bryant
Ashmead Gustavus S., carpenter and builder, r. 1920
Bryant
Ashmo're William E., bartender James P. Dunne & Co.,
r. 88 Ninth
Ashtenhagen Richard, upholsterer, r. 24A Lily Av
Ashton Charles (Ash ton & Gardiner) r. 767 Capp
Ashton Frank (Ashton & Gardiner) r. 1106b Valencia
Ashton George F., insurance, r. 160(5 Larkin
Ashton George W. H., car inspector, r. 19 Hope
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Ashton Harry, draper Chicago Clock Co., r. 21 Van Ness
Av
Ashton Mary, widow, r. ■2022 Taylor
Ashton Thomas, drug-gist E. A. Guptill, r. 590 Stevenson
Ashton William J. , clerk Allison, Xeff & Co., r. 120 Col-
lin gwood
ASHTO.\ A GAKDI\EK (Charles and Frank Ashton
and Frank H. Gardiner) real estate and Insurance,
411 Montgomerj-, Telephone Main 943
Ashworth Frank P., dentist, office and r. 2404 Mission
ASHWOKTH THON.4.S, City and County Street
Superintendent, office New City Hall, 1st floor, r.
806 McAllister
Askew George, sawfiler, r. 545 Jb'olsom
Askin Ann Mrs., r. 43.3i Clementina
Askin Harry, electrician, r. 310 Hyde
Askin Simon, night watchman, r. 433^ Clementina
Askius Charles W., wood and coal, 319 Thirteenth
Asklund Hannah, domestic, r. 29^ Moss
As-klund Peter J., shoemaker Robert F. Tisdale, r. 29.1:
Moss
Aslaksen Daniel, r. 108 Jackson
Asman Otto E., clerk U. S. Watch Co., r. 1827 Stockton
Asmann Adolph J. , salesman A. Asmann, r. 248 Oak
Asmann Adolphus, bakery, 248 Oak
Asmann Attv Miss, stenograjiher Constniction Dept.
Market St. Ry, r. 248 Oak
Asmann William, clerk William C. Oesting, r. 1827
Stockton
Asmann William Jr., instrument maker The A. Lietz
Co., r. 1827 Stockton
Asmus Charles, cooper Kilboum Cooperage Co., r. 206
Fourth
Asmus Frederick, bartender Herman Segelken, r. 101
Berrj-
Asmus Sophie, widow, r. 835 Fillmore
Asmussen Alfred A., plumber John L. E. Firmin, r. XE
cor Twenty-sixth and Shotwell
Asmussen Anna Mrs., notions, XE cor Twenty-sixth and
Shotwell
Asmussen Charles, law student, r. 401 Eighth
Asmussen Charles W., plumber, r. XE cor Twenty-sixth
and Shotwell
Asmussen George, insirrance, r. 843 Capp
Asmussen George J. W. , clerk Post Office, r. 401 Eighth
Asmussen Gustave A., teamster, r. 401 Eighth
Asmussen Otto, laborer, r. 5 Miller PI
Asmussen Susan Mrs., dry goods, 4C1 Eighth
Asmussen W. A., deputy" License Collector, r. 401 Eighth
Asmussen Wilhelm, watchman, r. XE cor Twenty-
sixth and Shotwell
Asmussen William, clerk Susan Asmussen, r. 401 Eighth
Aspden George, blacksmith, r. 1206i Howard
Asjxlen George, reporter, r. 115i Perry
Asjxlen John, laborer, r. 28 Federal
Asi>den Joseph, truckman Truck 6
Asjxlen Matthew, blacksmith Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks., r. 1206i Howard
Aspden Peter, driver, r. 28 Federal
Aspden Robert, stenographer I. Strassburger & Co., r.
115J Perrj-
Aspelin Carl, dyer, r. 1310 Xatoma
Aspelin Arthur, machinist, r 28 Minna
Aspelin Carl Jr. , stovemaker, r. 1310 Xatoma
Asplund Adolph F., Aastersehr Alice Kimball, r. 325
First
Asplund Algernon, r. 92.'S Hyde
Assalino Salvadore, cook, r.' .38 Precita Av
Astam Axel L., competitor Call
Assemacopoulos George (Assemacopoulos & Joannides)
r. 614 Montgomery Av
Assemacopoulos A: Joannides (George Assemacopoulos
and Stefano Joannides) cigars, tobacco and fruit, SW
cor Sansome and Washington
ASSE.MBLY H.4LL, L. Hiiiraan proprietor, 1412 Polk
ASSK.MBLY KOO.VI, 7 Mills Bldg, 2nd floor
Assenti Bosilio, peddler, r. 16 Merrill
Assenti John, cooper, r. 14 Pfeifiter
.ISSEi^i^OK <ITV \SO «'Ol'\'TY, Xew Citv Hall,
first floor. Telephone South 92
Assion Joseph, tailor, r. 348 Third
ASSOCIATtD ASSrRA.M'E CO.'S THE (limited)
composed of Munich Assurance Co. limited (of
Munich) and Alliance Assiu-ance Co. , limited (of Ber-
lin) Gutte & Frank, managers Pacific Coast Depart-
ment, 303 California
A-SOCIATED 1-HAKITIE.«, Miss Virginia Fitch
secretary, and Mrs. Agnes W. Flint registrar, 601
Commercial, Telephone Main 453
ASSOCIAIED PKE!!>«» THE (Western dinsion) -John
P. Dunning superintendent, 302 Montgomery, rooms
29-31, Telephone Main 301
Associated Veterans of the Mexican War, 22 O'Farrell
AS>«iC'I.4TED IVHOLESALE GROtER!» «tF
C'.4LIFOK\IA THE (incorporated) William Cluff
president, S. I. Womiser secretarj-, R. H. Bennett,
Jr. , assistant secretary, 123 California, rooms 2.5-26,
Telephone Main 5268
Assore Caesar, peddler, r. 2 Bartol
Ast Bartlett, miner, r. 1024 Folsom
Ast Eberhard L. , barber, 3439 Sixteenth, r. 3439b Six-
teenth
A.stbury Harry, clerk J.ihn Astburj-, r. 166 Xinth
Ast bury John, dn" and fancy goods, 164 Ninth, r. 166
Xinth
Aster George W., bookbinder Ludwig Radius, r. Ill5i
Shotwell
Astheimer Henr.v, clerk Peter Astheimer, r. 2441 Mis-
sion
Astheimer Peter, liquors, 2439 Mission, r. 2441 Mission
Asthford R. J., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Astiz Martin, confectioner Louis Ruffieux, r. Alameda'
Aston Charles W., engineer, r. 119a Williams
Aston Sarah E., widow, r. 411 Tenth
Aston William, fireman Pac. Power Co., r. Alameda
Astor Block, 631 Sacramento
Astor House, Emden & Raverat proprietors, 522 Pine
ASTOKG ALPHOXSE, butcher, 108 Fifth
Astorg Marcollin, butcher Alphonse Astorg, r. 108 Fifth
Astredo Abhie, widow, r. 912.^ Vallejo, rear
Astredo Humbert, clerk Sierra Valley Ry Co., r. 912i
Vallejo, rear
Astrioco Charles, peddler, r. 20 Hinckley
Astrom John, r. 52 Second
ASTtOXOMICAt .SOtlETY OF THE P.IC IFIf,
F. R. Ziel, secretary and treasurer, 819 Market,
room 51
.ITfHI.VJ'OV B. M. A- CO. (Edward L. Cutten and
Mrs. C. M. Atchinson) dairj- produce, 16-17-28-30
Centre Market. Telephone Main 1415
Atchinson C. M. Mrs. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. East
Oakland
Atalli David, porter, r. 17 Sonora
Atchinson Robert, conductor Powell St. R. R.. r. 910
Clay
Atchinson Samuel, foreman Schuster Bros.
10" Atchinson. See Acheson, Ackerson, Atchison and
Atkinson
Atchison Frank, r. 121 Post
Atchison Samuel, plumber, r. 828 Folsom
Atchison Silas A., elevatonnan, 121 Post, r. 659 Clay
Ateshian Cigarette Co. (Chicago, 111.) Krikor M. Topous,
office 30 Montgomery-
Athamasiade Marco, fruit dealer, r. 724J Howard
Athanasiado Eudo.xia, widow, r. 1415 Mason, rear
Atheam Anna L , widow, r. 1923 Howard
Atheam Charles G., shipping and commission merchant.
Pier 4 Steuart, r. 1011 Treat Av
Atheam Charles H. , clerk, r. 812 Treat Av
Athciirn Frank A., bookkeeper Olsen, Ruth & Cwk, r.
Oakland
Athenour Anne, cook M. Johnson, r. 918 Jackson
.\theuour M. Mrs, widow, r. 3 ^\'heelock PI
Atherstone Thomas S., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Atherton Clarence W., bill clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
2-213 Leavenworth
Atherton D wight C, salesman Sanborn Vail & Co., r.2426
Folsom
Atherton Faxon D. (Macondray & Co.)r. Menlo Park
Athey Ellsworth E. , plnmber, r. 321 Cumberland
Athey .James L., carpenter, r. 321 Cumberland
Athey Oliver, plumber, r. 321 Cumberland
Athey Oscar P. , clerk, r. 321 Cumberland
Athias L. Mrs., instructress Singer Mnfg Co., r. 411| Oc-
tavia
Atkins Alburtis, advertising agent The Examiner, r.
725a Twenty-fourth
Atkins Charles, laborer, r. 334 Third, rear
Atkins Chester H., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 1348 Hyde
Atkins Eben, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 415
Filbert
Atkins George, ship builder, r. 737 Minna
Atkins George, starcher La Grande Laundrj-, r. 228
Twelfth
Atkins George W„ clerk Charles Lyons, r. 511 Folsom
Atkins Henry, manager William K. Vickery, r. Oakland
Atkins Henry, seaman stmr Progreso, r. 6 Union
Atkins Harmon W., barber W. E. Lane, r. 437 Third
Atkins J., laborer Cal. Wire Wks, r. 307 Chestnut
Atkins John, laborer, r. 304 Third
Atkins John H. , telegraph operator, r. 331 O'Farrell
Atkins John H. Jr. , dental student, r. 331 O'Farrel .
Atkins John J., molder, r. 511 Folsom
Atkins John J. Jr., photographer, r. 511 Folsom
Atkins John P., bookkeeper, r. 1364 Market
Atkins L. G. F., with Orr & Atkins, r. 1348 Hyde
Atkins Malcom E., compositor Examiner, r. 314^ Ful-
ton
Atkins Milton H., physician and surgeon, 14 McAllister,
r. 1348 Hyde
Atkins Oscar, clerk Edward J. Creeley, r. 510 Golden
Gate Av
Atkins Robert, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Atkins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins) r. Glen Ellen, Cal.
Atkins Robert L., r. 331 O'Farrell
Atkins Roberts., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. Alameda
Atkins W. Arthur, clerk William K. Vickery, r. Oakland
Atkins William C, r. 17 Jasper PI
Atkinson A. M. Mrs., clerk Station D Post Office, r. 915
Geary
Atkinson Anna E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1516 Mission
Atkinson Charles, musician, r. 1216 Seventeenth
Atkinson David, millhand, r. 112 Clinton
Atkinson David L., carpenter stmr City of Puebla
Atkinson Edgar L. (Thomas L. Atkinson & Co.) r. 1444
McAllister
Atkinson Edwin V. , conductor, r. 11 Alpine
Atkinson P. E. Mrs., r. 1123^ McAllister
Atkinson Frances A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 930i Mis-
sion
ATKISii^OSr GEORGE F., manufacturer California
wood novelties, 11 Clementina
Atkinson Hannah, widow, r. 1516 Mission
Atkinson Harry L. , bookkeeper Page & Eells, r. 1016
Page
Atkinson Henry, engineer, r. 606 Octavia
Atkinson Henry, painter, r. 25 Clementina
Atkinson Hiram V. (Peart & Atkinson) r. 117 Eddy
Atkinson James, bartender Herman Otersen
Atkinson Jessie Miss, r. 930J Mission
Atkinson Joseph, millhand, r. 112 Clinton
Atkinson Laura Mrs. , waitress King's Daughter Home,
r. 217 Francisco
Atkinson Lizzie, domestic Alms House
Atkinson Mary Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
Atkinson Mary H. Miss, bookkeeper Otto Berman, r.
1616 Mission
Atkinson Philip Q., policeman, r. 613 Shotwell, rear
Atkinson Ralph, laborer, r. 15 Minna
Atkinson Rose H., widow, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, boatbuilder, r. 112 Clinton
F. W. WRIGHT^
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Atkinson Thomas, carpenter, r. Clarendon House
Atkinson Thomas, hoseman Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Atkinson Thomas E., accountant, ofBce 419 California,
rooms 1-2
Atkinson Thomas J., millhand, r. 112 Clinton
Atkinson Thomas T., grain broker, 337 Pine, r. 1444
McAllister
ATKINSON THOMAS T. «ft CO. (Edgar L. Atkin-
son) stockbrokers, 337 Pine
Atkinson Walter Stafford, machinist Union Iron Wks, r.
47 Russ
Atkinson William, laborer Risdon 1. and L. Wks, r. 532
Howard
Atkinson William J., carpenter, r. 10 Albion Av
B^" Atkinson. See Acheson, Ackeson, Aitchison and
Atchinson
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC FAST FKEIGHT
LINE, H. H. Francisco agent, 59 Chronicle Bldg
ATLANTIC AND PAilFIC RAILROAD, C. H.
Speers assistant general passenger agent, H. C.
Bush, general freight agent, 59-61 Chronicle Bldg,
Telephone Main 1531
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Ticket Office, T. D. Mc-
Carty ticket agent, 650 Market
ATLANTIC BONOED TEA WAREHOUSE, C. H.
Oilman & Co., proprietors, SE cor Battery and
Broadway, Telephone Main 15513
Atlantic Brush Co. (James C. and Robert Blair) feather
duster and brush mnfrs, 510 Montgomery
Atlantic Comb Co., Goodyear Rubber Co. agents, 577-579
Market
Atlantic Dynamite Co. The, Elliott M. Root president,
L. B. Chapman secretary, 3 California, room 32
Atlantic Fish Co. , Thomas J. Knowles agent, importers
and wholesale fish dealers, 226 Front
.4.TLANTIC FREE WAREHOUSE, C. H. Oilman &
Co. proprietors, SE cor Battery and Broadway
Atlantic Publishing Co., M. Boehm editor, 6 Eddy
ATLANTIC U.S. BONDED WAREHOUSE, C. H.
Oilman & Co. proprietors, SE cor Battery and Broad-
way
ATLAS -ASSURANCE CO. (of London, England) H.
M. Newhall & Co. general agents, 309-311 Sansome
Atlas Building and Loan Association, Nathan Schlesin-
ger secretary, 304 Montgomery
Atlas Iron Works, Patrick Noble president, R. A. Swain
secretary, NE cor Napa and Louisiana, Telephone
South 253
Atlas Tack Corporation (Boston, Mass.) John L. Hobart
agent, 45 Second
Atlas Vineyard and Orchard Co., Louis G. Schord sec-
retary, 20 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Atly William, traveling salesman S. J. Friedlander &
"Co.,r. 725 Bush
Attardi Giovanni, tailor, r. 1107 Kearny
Attell Annie Mrs., loan office, 255 Third
Attell Coleman, loan office, 103 Third, r. 1312 Buchanan
Attell Jacob, clerk Mrs. Annie Attell, r. 255 Third
Attell Joseph H., cutter Seymour Attsll, r. 805 Leaven-
worth
Attell Seymour, merchant tailor, 1150 Market, r. 80.".
Leavenworth
Atthowe William, r. 1640 Polk
Atthowe William C, cashier D. Keefe & Co., r. 713 Yorl^
Attinger Adolph, paper carrier, r. ]J)37 Noe
Attinger Christian, tailor Frederick W. Attinger, r. 41 2
McAllister
Attinger Frederick W. , tailor, 1130 Turk
Attinger John, tailor, r. 1037 Noe
Attinger Salome, widow, r. 228 Clipper
ATTORNEV CITY .IND COUNTY, New City Hall,
third flo(jr
ITTORNEV DISTRICT, New Citv Hall, 2nd floor
.ITTORNEY GE\>KAL «»F CALIFORNIA, office
Supreme Court Bldg, NW cor Larkin and McAllister
ATTORNEYS' FREE KINDERGARTEN, Miss
Hannah E. Eastman principal, 535 Castro
PASTEUR FILTERS
Shauld b2 la Every Household Rented at Si.oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Attridj,'e Allen, teamster Harbor Commissioners, r. 2005
Leavenworth
Attridg-e Annie Miss, r. 210 Noe
Attridge Arthur, foreman, r. 210 Xoe
Attridge Edmmid J., porter A. SchiUing- & Co., r. 2005
Leavenworth
Attridge James, watchman, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge James M., riveter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New-
Continental Hotel
Attridge John, shoemaker, r. 1305 Broadway
Attridge John G., machine operator, r. 2005 Leaven-
worth
Attridge John J., galvanizer Union Iron ^^^^s, r 836
lUinois
Attridge Joseph, bartender r. SE cor Illinois and Napa
Attridge Margaret, widow, r. 1305^ Broadway
Attridge Man,', domestic 108 De\isadero
Attridge Nellie, domestic 734 Pine
Attridge Thomas J., porter, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Atwood Melville, consulting and mining engineer, 402
Montgomery, room 29, r. Berkeley
Atwater Cortez S. , shipping clerk Bernhard Mattress Co. ,
r. 25ti Tehama
Atwater D. M. , foreman whip shop Main & Winchester,
r. Oakland
Atwater Herbert G. C, blacksmith Henry B. Schindler,
r. 348 Fremont
Atwater M. G. Mrs., forelady Bernhard Mattress Co., r.
256 Tehama
Atwater William E. (Reger & Atwater) r. 781 Sutter
Atwater William L.. carpenter, r. 1057Folsom
Atwell A., r. 1045 Market
Atwood Amelia J., widow, r. 673 Twentieth
Atwood Bessie Miss, stenographer, r. 725 Eddy
Atwood Edward N., assistant agent Union Mutual Life
Insurance Co. (of Portland, Main) 419 California,
rooms 1-2, r. 509i Page
Atwood Eniest C, engineer, Pac. Coast SjTup Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Atwood Fanning, clerk, r. 2736 Howard
Atwood George E., foreman Anspacher Bros., r. 127,
Perry
Atwood George E. Jr., clerk, r. 127 Perrv"
Atwood Hattie. widow, r. 2736 Howard
Atwood Henry, waiter stmr San Juan
Atwood J. C, elevatorman 202 Market, r. ISHollis
Atwood John A., hamessmaker E. F. Steer, r. 127 Perry
Atwood K., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 25d Thir-
teenth
Atwood William, painter, r. 214 Third
Atwood William A., dental student, r. 1049a Market
Atwood William H., longshoreman, r. 720 Third
Atwood William W. (Phoenix Engraving Co.) r. Oakland
Atzeroth Edlef (H. Atzeroth & Co.) r. 1619 Howard
Atzeroth Frederick (Atzeroth tt- Bendel) r. 1302 Bu-
chanan
Atzeroth H. & Co. (Henry and Edlef Atzeroth) liquors
SE cor Tenth and Howard
Atzeroth Henrj- (H. Atzeroth c& Co.) r. 40b Erie
Atzeroth Henrj- B., tilesetter, r. 1301 Buchanan
Atzeroth & Bendel (Frederick Atzeroth and Louis Bendel)
liquors, 301 East
Aube Eustache, machinist, r. 1621i Folsom
Auber A , laborer, r. 633 Broadwaj-
Auber F., bartender F. Miguet, r. 633 Broadway
Auber Fritz, baker Russ House
Auber M., laundryman, r. 633 Broadwar
Aubert Albert, porkpacker, r. 808 Larkin
Aubert Edward, clerk, r. 808 Larkin
Aubert George, bartender Auguste Ortion, r. 012 Broad-
way
Aubert L. J., exchange clerk London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. 1314 0TarreU
Aubert Zenon, cook, r. 721i Broadway
Aubertin Charles, carpenter Union Lumber CVi., r. 974
Folsoui
Aubertin George A., barber, 516 Sixth
Aubertine George F., barber Jataes M. Lackey, r. 1142
Howard
Aubin Auguste H. , cigars and tobacco, 1 Grant Av, r.
621 Larkin
Aubrey Charles A., roofer W. E. Lane, r. 2710 Pine
Aubrey Charles B., produce, r. 261 Jersey
Aubrey Charles R., butcher, r. 2710 Pine
Aubrey George, seaman, r. 6 Union
Aubrey Julia Miss, r. 602 Gearj-
Aubrey Sadie Mrs., r. 2710 Pine
Aubrj- Edmund E., surveyor, r. 143 Chattanooga
Aubry Francis O., r. 143 Chattanooga
Aubry George, cook Fabien Hitte, r. 705 California
Aubry W. A. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Bernard
Auckmann H., seaman stmr Gipsv
AUCTION PRICE HOUSE, r.„,.
niliire, carpets, stoves and articles^ of
everv description boiiglit and sold, D.
-McRae manager. 869 ^lission
Aude B. A. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Bernard
Aude Mary S. Miss, teacher music, r. 14 Bernard
Audemard Alfred, hatter, 1115 Market, r. 478 Tehama
Audemard J. , musician, r. 478 Tehama
Audeoud Peter, restaurant, 1126 Dupont, r. 412 Union
Audersch Carl R., laborer, r. 711 Folsom
Audet Emerence Mme., proprietor Richelieu House, 22^
Gearj-
Audet Joseph L., carpenter, r. South Park
Audet Louis, r. £0 O'Farrell
Audibert Lena, widow, r. 215 Tehama
AI'DIFFKED HE\RI KEV. S. M„ superior Notre
Dame des Victoires Church, r. 526 Bush
AI'DITOK €ITW .4XD t«»r^'»Y, office New City
Hall, 1st floor, Telephone South 219
Auditorium The, Mrs. M. Andrews proprietor, 410 Post
AIJUITORIl'.n THE, WiUiam H. Chenoweth proprie-
tor, Columbia Theater opposite The Baldwin, Tele-
phone South 109
Audre Louis, bartender Ferdinand Queyrel
Audusseau Harrj', cook, r. 251 Perrj-
Aueer Andrew, longshoreman, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Auer Bernard A., general agent Preferred Accident Ins.
Co. of New York, 14 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. Oak-
land
Auer Carl, tuner Charles O. Schnoor, r. 613 Florida
Auerbach Alfred (Auerbach & Thompson), r. 115 Minna
Auerbach Bertha, widow, r. 2414a Sacramento
Auerbach David, auctioneer, r. 611 Taylor
Auerbach Leopold, capitalist, r. 1514 Post
Auerbach & Thompson (Alfred Auerbach and David
Thompson) proprietors Pac. Fringe Factorj-, 115
Minna, Telephone Main 704
Aufenanger John, laborer, r. 306 Folsom
Aufrecht Edward, r. 26 Turk
Aufrichtig Isaac, salesman, r. 733 Tui-k
Aufrichtig Louis, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co. , r. 727a Ellis
Aufrichtig Morris, jeweler, r. 733 Turk
Aufrichtig Samuel, salesman, r. 733 Turk
Augas John J. (John J. Augas & Co.) r. 214 Seven-
teenth
Augas John J. & Co. (John J. Augas) laundrj-, 214 Sev-
enteenth
Augenblick Mark (Mark Augenblick & Co.) r. 417h Thu-d
Augenblick Mark & Co. (Mark Augenblick) wholesale
wines and liquors, 228-230 Third
Auger Albert, watchmaker Rudolph G. Wenzel, r. 625'
Larkin
Auger Bernard E, conmiission, 320 Sansome, room 26, r.
806 Franklin
Auger Constant J., jeweler, 4-6 Chronicle Bldg, r. 625j
Larkin
Auger Flora Mrs., millinery, 625 Eddy
Auger George W. A., painter, r. 1610 Hayes
Auger Louis F., carpenter, r. 1610 Hayes
Augstein Emelia Mrs. , nurse, r. 101 Nineteenth
Augstein Henry, barber, r. 101 Nineteenth
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Telephone, IMain 5125.
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Agents UNION ASSURANCE
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Augstein Sidney, wood and willow ware, 309 Clay, r. Ri-
voli Av off 'Stanyan
Augrstein S. Marie Miss, r. 101 Nineteenth
Augur Louis S., r. 513 Castro
August Albert, packer Pac. Butchers Supply Co., r. 1243
Sanchez
August Joseph, porter To-Kalon Wine Co., r. 714 Na-
toma
August Philip, barber, 315J East, r. 215 Vallejo
Auguste Verger, cook Coutard & Hoch, r. 1314 Stockton
Augustin Eniil, fireman Robert R. Hind, r. 101 Nine-
teenth
Augustin Jean, casingniaker, r. Fifth Av South nr JI
Augustin Martin, baker, r. 37 Ninth
Augustine John, laborer, r. 234 California Av
Augustine John F., horseshoer John F. McCarty, r. 123
" California Av
Augusti7ie Peter, miner, r. Alms House
Augustine William, plumber Charles Rehm, r. 123 Cali-
fornia Av
Augustiny Frederick, barber, 137 Third
Augustiny John, butcher, 315 Turk, r. 6 Marj'e Terrace
Augustiny Peter F., laundry office, 137 Third
Augustiny William, restaurant, 126 Ninth,r.l229 Howard
Augusto John, milkdealer, 35 Ritch, r. 37 Ritch
Augustus Frank, packer, r. 554 Stevenson
Augustus Mary, widow, r. Bay View
Aui George, baker, r. 785 Banks nr Crescent Av"
Aula Francesco, laborer, r. 10 Lafayette PI
Auld Celia, widow, r. 608i Leavenworth
Auld Ernest C, r. Palace Hotel
Auld Frances Miss, compositor James H. Barry, r. 608i
Leavenworth
Auld John, carpenter John Center, r. 121 Sixteenth
Auld John, stenographer, r. 537 Howard
Auld John L., carriage trimmer, r. 214 Perry
Auld Louis, bartender, r. 14 Dale PI
Auld Robert L., bookkeeper Charles P. Harris, r. 122
T\irk
Auld Robert W., oiler, r. 22 Boyce
Auld Royal L, clerk Ry. Mail Service
Auld William P., salesman Raphael's Incorporated, r.
ti08i Leavenworth
Auletti Flora, dressmaker, r. 1603^ Dupont
Auletti Frank, engineer, r. 1603^ Dupont
Auletti Louis, musician, r. 1603i Dupont
Aulf Henry, butcher, r. Sixth Av South bet K and L
Ault A. J., reporter, r. 631 Sacramento
Ault Charles G., engineer, r. 1960 Howard
Ault Charles G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1960 Howard
Ault Joseph H., capitalist, r. 309J Clementina
Ault Joseph P., laborer, r. 64 Tehama
Ault Matthias, r. 332 Turk
Ault Mathias, teamster, r. 64 Tehama
Ault Samuel W., porter, r. 64 Tehama
Ault Walter C, teamster, r. 114i Freelon
l^-Ault. See Alt
Aumiller Bertha, widow, r. 20 Stockton PI
Aune Peder O., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 5Vas-
serot PI
Auradou Alexander L. , r. 1309 Powell
Auradon Anthony L., clerk, r. 1309 Powell
Auradou John, porkpacker Robert F. Bunker, r. 660
Brannan
Auradou Julius, porkpacker Robert F. Bunker, r. 660
Brannan
Aureguy Fortune, bookkeeper estate of Eugene Avy, r.
1411 Powell
Aurel Henry, bartender Charles F. Deane, r. 49S Pacific
Aurella Nicoli, canvasser, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Aurich Abraham, butcher, r. 1238 Eddy
Aurich Adolph, cook Fred W. Schmideke, r. 207 Second
Aurich Carrie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1238 Eddy
Aurioh Charles, clerk Greensf elder & Co., r. 1238 Eddy
Aurich Frances Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1238 Eddy
Aurich Gustave, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 1238
Eddy
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Aurich Leo, clerk Nordman Bros. , r. 1238 Eddv
AlKORA I>l!^TILLI.%<i CO. THE (Cincinnati,
Ohio) agency 819 Market, rooms 23-25, Telephone
Main 379
Aurora Silver Plate Mnfg. Co. (Aurora, 111.) J. B. Whit-
ney agent, 120 Sutter
Auser Edward W., teamster F. P. Elliott, r. 406 Elev-
enth
Auser Frederick, clerk, r. 214 Sixth
Ausherman Amos B., conductor, r. 503 Lyon
Ausinder Thomas J., r. 33 Whitney
Ausseresses Diderot, cooper Cal.Wine Association, r.
30 Crocker
Ausseresses Louis, cooper A. Carl, r. 30 Crocker
Austermuhle Emilie, r. 340 McAllister
Austermuhle Sophie, widow, r. 340 McAllister
Austin A., printer H. S. Crocker &, Co., r. 418 Jones
Austin Ada, widow, dressmaking, 20 Thirteenth
Austin Albert L., bookkeeper The Maze, r. 9 Germania
Austin Annie, widow, r. 1523 Howard
Austin Arthur, superintendent Enterprise Paper Box
Mnfg. Co., 115 Batterj-, r. The Burlington
Austin Benjamin C. , r. 1235 Hyde
Austin Charles, engraver Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
Austin Christopher, marine fireman, r. 512i Second
Austin Edmund H., clerk Bank of British" North Am-
erica, r. 1222 Pine
Austin Edward, clerk WTiat Cheer House
Austin Edwin, r. 26A Zoe
Austin Frank, expressman, r. 147 Valencia
Austin Frank B., butcher Christopher Hillard
Austin Frederick, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Austin George, pantryman stmr San Juan
Austin Harry, stableman Boston Stables, r. 2608 Mis-
sion
Austin Henry, laborer Stauffer & Co., r. San Bruno Road
Austin James, clerk, r. 147 Valencia
Austin John, gardener, 733 Ashbury
AUSTIN JOSEPH, examiner of claims Pac. Mail SS.
Co. and Commissioner Golden Gate Park, r. 320
Pag'e
Austin Joseph F., teamster I. Gutte, r. 1522 Howard
Austin Lee, collection agent, 504 Kearny, r. 25 Glen Park
Av
Austin Leonidas, r. 845 Mission
Austin Malcolm, medical student, r. 1437 Polk
Austin Mary E., widow, r. 1317 Folsom
Austin Richard, porter Charles M. Volkman, r. 118
Drumm
Austin Sarah, widow, r. 516 Lombard
Austin Stephen H., foreman Frolich & Meighan, r. 838
Twenty-second
Austin Thomas, laborer, r. E s Pixley bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Austin Wallace (Austin & Co.) r. 827 Harrison
Austin William, laborer San Francisco Gas Light Co. , r.
43U Chestnut
Austin William, waiter 914 Gearj-
Austin & Co. (Wallace Austin) draj-men, 305 Davis, Tele-
phone Main 851
Australian Dispatch Line of Clipper Ships, J. J. Moore &
Co. agents, 302 California
Austrian Benevolent Society, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
Austrian Phcenix Royal and Imperial Privileged Insur-
nnce Co. of Vienna, William H. C. Fowler agent, 216
Sansome
ArSTR«-HIXOARI.4\' fOXSIIl.iTE, Francis
Korbel consul, 308 Batten,'
Austro Veritas (of Trieste) Lueder Hopken surveyor, 321
California
Autagne August T., blacksmith Joseph J. La Chapelle,
r. Ocean View
Autagne George, grocer, r. 114 Minerva
Autev William, waiter, r. 721 Brannan
Al TOMATIC SEWING JIACHI^E, A. T. Eggleston
manager, 342 Post
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AIVILIIRV FIKE AL1R>I €0. A. Clark super
inteiident, 11 Telephone Bldij, second floor, Tele-
phone Mahi ms
Auzerais Louis F., artist, r. 2517 Pacific Av, Telephone
West 658
Auzerais Raoul A. , mnlrs agent, r. 730 Hayes
Auzerais The, Albert E. Macdonald proptf, 21 Powell
Avamey Philip, laborer, r. Fifth Av South, nr J
Avan .John, ser,'eant Harbor Police, r. 13 Tehama
Avansino Antonio, r 726| Green, rear
Avansino David, peddler," r. 726i Green, rear
Avansino G., driver Columbus Laundry
Avansino George, blacksmith, r. 72(>i Green, rear
Avandale The, Mrs. W. H. MacGillivrav proprietor, 120
Ellis
Ave Frank M., porter Roth, Blum & Co., r. 22 Rutledge
Avenstein Isaac, agent The C. F. Adams Co., r. 1154 J
Folsr.m
VVEME CLEAXIXi AXD DYEING ESTAB-
LISHMENT THE, M. Boudrye & Co. proprietors,
s ( ;. ilden Gate Av
Avenue House, Theodore A. Blinn proprietor, 220 Mont-
gomery Av
Avenue Stables, George H. Titel proprietor, 310 Golden
Gate Av, Telephone East 174
Avenue The, Quilici & Tofanelli proprietors, 1 Montgom-
ery Av
Aver .James H., liquors, SE cor Xapa and Kentucky
Averill Herbert E., mining engineer, r. 1637 Mission
Averill .James P., salesman Da\is Bros., r. 710 Bush
Averill Sarah B., widow, r. 1637 Mission
Averill Walter B., clerk Hippolite Dutard, r. 1637 Mis-
sion
Averett Alexander, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 723 O'Far-
rell
Averill Etta Miss, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Averill George W. , r. 501 Geaiy
Averill James P., clerk, r. 710 Bush
Averill Wilson, r. 423 Brvant
Avery Charles H., conductor Metropolitan Rv., r. 121H
Golden Gate Av
Arerj- Dean R. (D. R. Averv & Co.) r. 708 Broderick
AVEKY l». K. .t Co. (Dean R. Averj) fruits and
vegetables, 18-19 Centre Market, Telephone Main
1473
Avery Edward, gripman, r. 2524i Post
Avery Emma, widow, r. 8 Lizzie'
Averj- F. M., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Rv., r.
3407 Mission
Averj- F. P., janitor, r. 54 Homestead
Aven,- Francis, bookkeeper John W. Pew, r. Sausalito
Avery Harriet Mrs., stmr. City of Sydney
Avery H. Sydney, bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank, r.
417 Van Ne-s Av
Avery James O., prmter, r. 1118 Nineteenth
Avery Judson, salesman D. R. Avery & Co., r. Temescal
Averj' Mark H., sale»mau J. de la Montanya, r. Oakland
Averj' Richard B. , journalist, r. 345 Thirteenth
Avery Robert J., lockmaker, r. 48 Silver
Averj- Russ, attorney at law, 101 Samsome, rooms 1-10,
r. The Alexandria
Aveiy Walter E., r. 105 New Montgomery
Avery William H., ticket clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Averj- Eugene Jr., clerk, r. 310 Lombard
Avilla Manuel (Sherrj-, A\illa & Co.), r. Sausalito
Avondale Hotel, Daniel Mahoney propr.etor, 456 Sixth
Avondale The, Mrs. William G. Johnson proprietor,
112 Taylor
A\-y Albina, widow, r. 310 Lombard
Avy Eugene (estate of) 320 Sansome, room 55
Axel Paul, foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 12 Oak Grove
Axelrod Bernard, junk, r, 123 Sixteenth
Axelrod Reuben, cierk Simon Axf Irod, r. 6 Golden PI
Axelrod Samuel, r. 1236 Twenty third
Axelrod Simon, second-hand clothing, 671 Howard, r. 6
Golden PI
Axelrood Max, physician, r. Baldwin Hotel
Axelson Hans J. , laborer, r. 201S Dupont, rear
Axford William, proprietor Mission Iron Foundry, r.
NW cor Noe and Twenty-fifth
Axt Hennan, paper hanger, r. 208i Seventh
Axt Ludwig, r. 208* Seventh
Axtell George M., bartender Gendar & Hink, r. 41S
Francisco
Axtell Ellen Mrs., cashier .John Axtell, r, 3 Elm
.\xtell Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. Berkelev
Axtell John, restaurant, 202 Fifth, r. 3 Elm
Axthelm Julia Mrs., seamstress, r. 1528i Howard
Axtmann Eva, widow, dressmaker, r. 1616 Buchanan
Axtmaun Leopold, bakery, 1124 Harrison
Axton Frederick R., dental student, r. 611 Haight
Axton Henrj-, r. 611 Haight
Axton William, bartender Richard Bunton, r. 1049a
Market
Ayala A. , steward stmr St. Paul
Ayala Ramond J., barber, 1040 Folsom
Avdel'itte Marv Miss, r. 1028 Folsom
AYEK CLAKE.NCE E., solicitor, 402 Mont„'omer>-,
room 22, r. 512 Fourteenth
Ayer Cyrus Mrs. , widow, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Ayer Elizabeth V. Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 420i Post
Ayer Frederick, shoecutter, r. 416 Van Ness Av
Ayer Frederick E., clerk John M. Smith, r. 2405 Octa\ia
Ayer Frederick L. , bridge builder, r. 234 Nineteenth
Ayer Joseph S. , carpenter, r. 714 Seventeenth
Ayer Joseph Y., contractor and builder, 11 Hardie, r.
720 Seventeenth
Ayer Milo C, clerk Edward T. Mills, r. 512 Fourteenth
Ayer Walter W., bridge builder, r. 420i Post
Ayer Washington, physician, otfice 2i5 Geary, r. 1622
Clay
Ayer W''illiam B. , tj-pewriter W. J. Houston & Co., r.
512 Fourteenth'
[^"Ayer. See Ayers, Ajtcs, Eayrs and Eyre
Ayers Alexander," saddler, r. 1022 Mission "
Ayers Alexander (Alexander Ayers & Co.) r. 114 Cle-
ment
Ayers Alexander & Co. (Alexander Ayers) wood and
coal, SW cor Second and Clement
Ayers Annie Mrs. , r. 1022 Mission
Avers Arthur, with Shreve & Co. , r. Berkelev
Ayers Catherine Mrs., r. 124 Wildey
Avers Charles L., car dispatcher, r. 229 De%isadero
Avers Edwin H., machinist, r. 2150 Mission
AVEKS ED^t'AKD .\., proprietor Philadelphia Phar-
macy, 229 Leavenworth, r. 227 Leavenworth
Ayers Ernestine I., milliner, 227 Devisadero, r. 229 Devis-
adero
Ayers Frederick J., electrician, r. 124 Wildey
Avers Grosvenor P., manager sales dept. Hoi brook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. 1605 Golden Gate Av
Ayers H., blacksmith Studebaker Bros., r. Oakland
Avers Henr\- W. , teamster Collins & Lvons, r. Howard
cor Twelfth
Ayers John C, Corporal Police, r. 716 Hampshire
Avers John C, teamster Alexander Ayers & Co., r. 114
Clement
Ayers L. H. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 1203 Market
Ayers Lizzie Mrs., r. 1022 Mission
Ayers Mary P., widow, r. 2419 Clay
Ayers Matilda J. Miss, dental student, r. 1049 Market
Avers Nicholas, blacksmith J. Dipple, r. Eleventh Av
South bet N and P
Ayers R. C. , agent, r. Golden West Hotel
Avers Thomas F., laborer James Beatty, r. Eleventh Av
South bet N and P
Ayers Wesley, laborer Risdon I. and L. ^^'ks, r. 562
Bryant
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Ayers William, blacksmith J. Dipple, r. Eleventh Av
South bet N and P
Ayers William, calker, r. 928 Eleventh Av South
\yers William G., a^ent The F. Thomas Parisian Pyeing
and Cleaning- Wks, r. 404 Polk
\yers William H., carpenter Corporation Yard, S.F.F. D.,
r. 114 Clement
8^ Ayers. See Ayer, Ayres, Eayrs and Eyre
\yhens Alfred, tanner, r. N s Sixteenth Av South nr P
Ayhens Eugene, laborer Legallet-IIellwig Tanning Co. ,
r. N 8 Sixteenth Av South nr P
iyhens Leon E., butcher Alphonse Astorg-, r. 422 Minna
Ayhens Paul A., tanner, r. 930 Thirteenth Av South
\yhens Paul J., butcher, r. N s Si.\te nth Av South nr P
Ayler Edward, blacksmith, r. What Cheer House
\ylieff Harry, night seal clerk S. P. Co. , r. lOlS Capp
\yl\vard Charles, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.
2410a Geary
iylward John .J., manager The World's Salvation Rem-
edy Co., 26 Phelan Bldg, r. 537 Hayes
Aylward Thomas, waiter, r. 863^ Market
\ylward Richard P., salesman Thos. H. B. Varney, r.
1325 Market
IITBES .4LVI.\' l»., proprietor Pacific Coast agency
Whefler & Wilson sewing machines, 1368 Market, r.
905 Sutter
Ayres Charles, plumber, r. 127 Silver, rear
Ayres Ella F. , vice-principal Ayres' Stenographic Insti-
tute, 325 Montgomery, rooms 29-31, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
i\yres George, bartender, r. 11 Carlos PI
iiyres George, plumber, r. S s Caroline bet Santa Clara
1 and Mariposa
;\yres Harry W., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 1132 Jessie
Ayres Henry, contractor, r. 1''6 Twelfth
Ayres Irwin, president and manasrer Eagle Automatic
Can Co., 849-863 Brannan, r. Oakland
i\\Tes Maria D. , widow, r. 943 Santa Clara Av
Ayres Stenographic Institute, William F. Ayres princi-
pal, Mrs. Ella R. Ayres vice-principal, 325 Montgom-
ery, rooms 29-31
\yres William, laborer S. P. Co.
\jTes William F., principal Ayres Stenographic Institute,
325 Montgomery, rooms 29-31, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
8^ Ayres. See Ayer, Ayers, Eayrs and Eyre
Ayscough William H., rattan worker Hey wood Bros. &.
Co., r. 373 Jessie
Azan Louis, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South, nr P
4zevedo John J., milkman, r. 35 Ritch
Azores Hotel, R. V. Silveira & Co. proptrs, 119 Jackson
Azveo Joseph, cooper, r. 249 Pacific
B.i^ali trederick, baker Frederick Kelterer, r. 3335 Mis-
sion
Baach Henry, packer Nathan & Dohrmann, r. 33 Pros-
I)ect Av"
Baader August, bartender New York Casino, r. 1917c
O'Farrell
B.l.lDKK JOHV, proprietor New York Casino, wines
and liquors, 142 Fourth, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Baagu Knud C. , tailor, 258 Jessie rear, r. 1415 Twenty-
fifth
Baiir James L., coffee saloon, 315 Grant Av, r. 49 Belcher
Baannan Uno, millhand Pac. Door Co., r. 18i Oak Grove
Baartz John, ironmolder, r. 1125>^ Broadway
Baass J. R., civil engineer, r. 1127 Bush
Baaser August, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Six-
teenth Av Souih nr L
Baaser Charles, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr L
Baaser Ferdinand, housepainter, r. Sixteenth Av South
nr L
GOjiL, COKE, GIQGOHL 3l)ll WOOD
KT LOWEST RKTES
Jeleolione Sontl 458. 960 Howard Street
JAMES CANTLEY
Ferdinand Jr., laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South
nr L
Baaus Louis J., patternmaker Joshua Hendv Machine
Wks., r. 813i Geary
Baba Frank, bootblack, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 22 Filbert
Babb H. R., teamster, r. 24 Byington
Babb Milton E., attorney at law, 519 Montgomery
Babbe Jessie Mrs., stenographer, r. 265 Clementina
Babbie Pierre, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r. 244 Te-
hama*
Babbitt Dora Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 631 Post
BABBITT .l<>H\ H., carriage and wagonmaker, 314-
316 McAllister, Telephone South 32, r. 1015 Market
Babbitt William, blacksmith, r. 217 Third
Babcock Allen H., engineer General Electric Co., r.
Oakland
Babcock Charles C, check clerk S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Babcock Ella Miss, domestic 1118 Broderick
Babcock Harry I., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 109
Montgomery
Babcock Henry , with Parrott & Co. , r. San Rafael
Babcock Howard Mrs., r. 341 Thirteenth, rear
Babcock John P., chief deputy State Board of Fish Com-
missioners, 78 Flood Bldg, r. The Colonial
Babcock Joseph, butcher, r. 523 Sixth
Babcock Joseph B. , teamster Harris Packing Co. , r. 523
Sixth
Babcock Louise, widow, r. 47 Elgin Pork Av
Babcock Louise, widow, r. 824 Laguna
BABCOCK NADIi^OBr, deputy Superintendent
Schools, ofl[ice New City Hall 3d floor, r. 25 Thir-
teenth
Babcock Matthew, bookbinder, r. 10 Elwood
Babcock Minnie Miss, clerk J. J. O'Brien, r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Babcock S. P., draughtsman U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. Oakland
BABCOCK €& WILCOX CO., THE (New York)
Charles C. Moore manager Pacific Coast Branch, watei
tube steam boilers, 32 First
Babe John, stableman Joseph Furrer, r. San Jose Road
Babin Alfred C, real estate, r. 2415 Washington
Babin Demas C. , with L. C. Babin, r. 1311 Hayes
B.liBliV LAMI»ltY C, real estate and insurance
broker, 413 Kearny, r. 2415 Washington
Antonio, barber, 431 Montgomery Ay, r. 1607
Dupont
• Jacob, cannery superintendent Alaska Packers
Assn, r. 308 Market
Babros Joseph, wireworker J. Kuruczan & Co., r. OH
Babros Paul, wireworker, r. 56 Minna, rear
Babson Arthur C. , clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Alameda
Babson Seth, architect, 408 California, room 12, r. Ala-
meda
Babue John T., asst engineer stmr Oakland, r. Golden
Gate
Baccala Csesar E., bookkeeper, r. 924 Union
Baccala Emma, widow, r. 924 Union
Baccala Joseph B., clerk, r. 924 Union
Baccala Mary, widow, r. 924 Union
Baccelli Alphonso (Simi & Baccelli) r. 7 Jasper PI
Bacchini Carlo, rancher, r. Eighteenth Av South nr S
Bacchini Adolph, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South nr S
Bacci Giuseppe, wood and coal, 1625 Powell
Baccioco John, gardener, E s Corbett Road nr Ingelside
House
Bacciolo John, waiter Nicholas Dievoich, r. 1109 Folsom
Baccus Alfred G., butcher Richard T. Baccus, r. 813}
Geary
Baccus Charles J ., butcher Richard T. Baccus, r. 813 J
Geary
Baccus George, compositor, r. 706 Green
Baccus John B., compositor George Spaulding & Co., r.
706 Green
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Baccu3 Josephine Miss, boolilieeper Richard T. Baccus,
r. 813J Geary
Baccus Louis R. J., patternmaker City Iron Works, r.
813i Gean-
BACC'I'S KIC'HARU T , butcher, SW cor Mason and
O'Farrell, Telephone Main 1222, r. 813} Geary
Baccus Salina, widow, r. 313 Twentieth
«^" Baccus. See Backess, Backus and Bacus
Bacelli Antonio, scavenger, r. IS Russell
Bacelli Gaston, laborer, r. 1 Polk Lane
Bacelli Peter, fruits, 1703 Sutter and 1611 Geary, r. 1712
Sutter
Bach Adam, bartender Otto Xormann, r. 4 Clara Lane
Bach Alfred, salesman Charles Bach, r. 1583 Folsom
Bach Antone, cook New Mission Hotel, r. 3275 Mission
Bach Catherine, widow, r. 328 Green
BACH CHARLES, proprietor Pioneer Malt House,
and importer hops, corks and brewers' material, 537
Sacramento, r. 1583 Folsom
Bach Elizabeth, domestic 1807 Haight
Bach Ferdinand, cabinetmaker W. W. Schroed, r. 1585
Folsom
Bach Henrv, barber, r. 815 Filbert
Bach Henrj-, liquors, 402 Castro, r. 2 Hartford
Bach Henry C. , traveling salesman Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 2022" Mission
Bach John (Bach, Meese & Co.) r. 2022 Mission
Bach John L. , bookbinder Althof A: Bahls, r. 2022 Mission
Bach L/nii?:, clerk F W. Karkhaus, r. 338 Green
BACH, MEESE & CO. i^oun each
and Frank H. Ei-kenroth) wholesale
wines and llqnors and proprietors cele-
brated Botanic Bitters. S'il Montgomery,
Telephone Main 5.V10
Bach William F., lithi lirrapher, r. 2022 Mission
Bache Charles L., chemist, r. 147 Seventh
BAt'nEL.nEK ALVA H., manager Holt Bros. Co.,
30-32 Main, r. Oakland
Bachelder Frank J., salesman, 2729 Pine
Bachelder Frederick H., clerk, r. 847 Capp
Bachelder James, capitalist, r. 506 Jones
Bachelder Horace W.. bookkeeper, r. 2911 Bush
Bachelder Julia A., widow, r. 1408 Post
Bachelder Thomas F. , attomev at law. 331 Montgomery,
room 77, r. 230 Haight
Bachelder, Walter T., druggist, r. 230 Haight
Bachelder William, student, r. 1408 Post
ts^ Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bacheller Willis E. , teacher voice cultm-e, r. 1023 Pine
Bacher Charles S., butcher, SE cor Clay and Tavlor, r.
1135 Clay
Bacher Julius, cabinetmaker Potrero Furniture Factory,
315* Tenth
Bacher Louis, milker Liberty Dain", r. SW cor Vienna
and Russia
8^ Bacher. See Backer, Baker and Becker
BachertA., manager plated ware dej)t Nathan, Dohr-
mann & Co., r. 331 Kearny
Bachia Antonio, cook, r. 212 Brannan
Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. 1136i Stevenson
Bachler Jacob, cooper, r. 42i Clara
Bachman Arthur, salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co. , r.
1509 Gough
Bachman Charles, laborer, r. Beach nr De\isadero
Bachman Edwin D., editor Sunset, r. Hotel Richelieu
Bachm.an Emil. barber August Willmann, r. 103 Ash Av
Bachman Felix, r. 1508 Post
Bachman Jacob, dairyman. Beach nr Devisadero
Bachman John C, carpenter, r. 22 Turk
iiachman LawTence X., salesman D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1814 Vallejo
Bachmau Leopold S. (Heller, Bachman & Co.) r. 619
Leavenworth
Bachman Nathan S. (Nathan, Bachman & Co.) r. 1814
Vallejo
Bachman Otto, baker, r. 763 Howard
Bachman Samuel N., salesman Nathan, Bachman i Co
r. 1814 Vallejo
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co. and Esberg,
Bachman Leaf Tobacco Co.) r. 1509 Gough, Tele-
phone East 288
Bachman Walter N., bookkeeper Nathan, Bachman k
Co.,r. 1814 Vallejo
^?" Bachman. See Bockman
Bachmann Adolph, confectioner, r. 913 Florida
Bachmann Charles, gunsmith Jacob Bachmann, r. T.
Clay
Bachmann Emil, teacher zither, r 625 Gearj-
Bachmann Henry, pork and sausage, 2152 Mission
Bachmann Jacob, gunsmith and hardware, 729 Clay
Bachmann John E. (Fritschi & Bachmann) r. 548 Mmn
Bachmann Julius, bartender, r. 322^ Tehama
Bachmann Kate, widow, r. 414 Golden Gate Av
Bachmann Max, merchant, r. 243 Minna
Bachmann Theodore, bartender Edward H. Michels, r.
36i Willow Av
Bachmann Ulrich, cellarman Gundlach & Co., r. ia».
South Park
Bachrach Henry, candj-maker Louis Saroni & Co. , r.
McAllister"
Bachrodt Hugo, bartender, r. 10151 Minna
Bachstein Herman, tinsmith, r. 315'Bn-ant
Bachstein Louis, tinsmith, r. 315 Bryant
Bachstein Margaret, widow, r. 315 Brj-ant
Bachtel \V. L., oiler stmr Colima
Bachtiger August, driver Ernst Lanzendorf, r. 1508
Vallejo
Bachtold Jacob, dairy produce, 202 Second
Baciarini Antonio, laborer, r. 1 Truett
Baciarini Martin (Baciarini & Canevascini) r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Baciarini & Canevascini (Martin Baciarini and Martin
Canevascini) liquors, 125^ Montgomery Av
Bacigalupi A. L. & Co. (Antonio L. Bacigalupi) fruits s
vegetables, 507 Washington
Bacigalupi Antone, painter, r. 21 Alta
Bacigalupi Antonio, porter Geo. H. Tay Co. r. 1 Troy PI
Bacigalupi Antone, teamster, r. 437 Green
Bacigalupi Antonio, painter P. Bacigalupi, r. 21 Alta
Bacigalupi Antonio L. (A. L. Bacigalupi & Co.) r. 2
Telegraph PI
Bacigalupi August, salesman Sheridan Harding, r. 1805
Mason
Bacigalupi Brothers (John and Louis) liquors, 1341
Dupont
Bacigalupi Celestina Mrs. , r. 5 Gavin PI
Bacigalupi D. & Brother (Domenico and Giobatta) wood
and coal, hay and grain, 2929 Geary
Bacigalupi Dominic (D. Bacigalupi & Bro.) r. 1128 Sac-'
ramento
Bacigalupi Eda, dressmaker, r. 92.3i Pacific
Bacigalupi Emil, teamster, r. 1601 Dupont
Bacigalupi Filbert, clerk laccheri & Bacigalupi, r. NW
cor Filbert and Dupont
Bacigalupi Frank, r. 1809 Stockton
Bacigalupi Frank, r. 1823i Union
Bacigalupi Giobatta (D. Bacigalupi & Bro.) r. 2929
Gearj-, rear
Bacigalupi F., foreman L. G. Sresovich i Co., r. 188 ■
Vandewater
Bacigalupi Frank, baker, r. 15i Sonora
Bacigalupi Frank, >ookbinder,"r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Frank, distiller Golden Gate Distilling Co., r.
1011 Dupont
Bacigalupi Frank, fruits and vegetables, 841 Pacific, r.
1809 Stockton
Bacigalupi Frank, laborer, r. 1606 Dupont
Bacigalupi Frank, fireman tug Farragut, r. 4271 Green-
wich
Bacigalupi Frank, painter P. Bacigalupi, r. 19 Alta
Bacigalupi Frank, phonographic expert Peter Baciga-
lupi, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Frank, teamster Gould & Jaudin, r. 314
Washington
Sm FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ftDVERTlSE in iHe SftN FRftNGISGO GftLL
XIJC CIXXT /^IIPC "s taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
Irip ni 1/ |'\||l\| E^"cal>y, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
BAG
205
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;aci 'nlupi (Jaetano (laccheri & Bacigfalujji) r. 524 Fil-
i.ert
;aci-alupi Giovanni, r. 1809 Stockton
;aci'-alupi Giovanni (G. (^ueirolo & Co.) r. 415 Francisco
;aei-alupi Giovanni, liquors, 804 Pacific, r. 923 Pacific
;aei::alupi Giovanni B., laborer Martinoni & Podesta, r.
(;19 Broadway
iauigalupi Henry, jeweler, r. 1419^ Dupont
Jaciij'alupi Henry L., booiclteeper, r. 1805 Mason
iacigalupi James, clerk laccheri & Bacigalupi, r. 524
I Filbert
ijacigalupi John (Bacigalupi Bros.) r. 188 Vandewater
laciga upi John (Guerra & Bacigalupi) r. 524 Filbert
jJacigalupi John, driver, r. 21 Lafayette PI
iJacigalupi John, driver Italian Dairy, r. Mission nr
Six Mile House
iacigalupi John, painter P. Bacigalupi, r. 4 Montgom-
ery PI
:5aclgalupi Joseph, r 1419^ Dupont
iacigalupi Joseph, blacksmith, r. 2 Telegraph PI
Sacigalupi Joseph, clerk, r. 21 Lafayette PI
iacigalupi Joseph, fruit dealer, r. 1805 Mason
iacigalupi Joseph, laborer, r. 1921 Dupont
Sacigalupi Joseph, millhand, r. 678 Brannan
'Jacigalupi Joseph, musician, r. 437 Green
Jacigalupi Joseph, woodcarver, r. 1805 Mason
liacigalupi Joseph L., horseshoer Peter Cheli, r. 2 Tele-
graph PI
Jacigalupi Lorenzo, liquors, 1228 Dupont, r. 14 Bannam
■ PI
Jacigalupi Louis (Bacigalupi Bros.) r. 2006 Mason
iJacigalupi Louis, laborer, r. 2309 Mason
Jacigalupi Louis, painter, r. 2505 Jones
•Jacigalupi Lnigi, gardener, r. 2311 Mason
Jacigalupi Madalina, widow, r. 21 Lafayette PI
iacigalupi Natalie, sawyer, r. 9 Calhoun
Jacigalupi P. (Tadeucci & Bacigalupi) 535 Green
fJacigalupi Paul, paints and wall paper, 1408 Dupont, r.
i 420 Union
iSACIG.lLlTPI PCTKR, proprietor Edison Phono-
: graph and Kinetoscope Arcade, 946 Market, r. 24
Dorland
Jacigalupi Pielro, clerk P. A. Ferin, r. 427^ Greenwich
Bacigalupi Rosa, widow, r. 9 Calhoun
Jacigalupi S. G. & Co. (Stephen Bacigalupi and Peter
I Dematei) liquors, 1301 Dupont
Jacigalupi Silvio, wagonmaker Frediani & Lavau, r. 9
1 Calhoun
Jacigalupi Stefani (Bacigalupi & Dematei) r. 307 Green
Jacigalupi Stefano, teamster, r. 21 Lafayette PI
IJacigalupi Stephen (Bacigalupi & Jindrak) r. 1805 Ma-
son
:Jacigalupi Stephen (S. Bacigalupi & Co.) r. 307 Green
.Jacigalupi T. D. , liquors, 1419| Dupont
Jacigalupi Teresa, candjTiiaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 7
Bartol
Bacigalupi Theodore, capitalist, r. 1000 Union
Bacigalupi Theresa Mrs., r. 188 Vandewater
j Jacigalupi & Dematei (S. Bacigalupi and P. Dematei)
I liquors, 1.301 Dupont
I 3acigalupi & Jindrak (Steve Bacigalupi and Joseph Jin-
drak) marble works, 614 Jackson
■Sacioco Antonio, scavenger, r. 5 Elizabeth
' Back Ernest J., waiter, r. 110 Eddy
Back Frank J. , stone cutter, r. 523 Potrero Av
Back Henry, drayman, r. 1920 Mason
Back Matthias, waiter Andrew Bergle, r. 621 Washing-
ton
Backe Arent C, lead glazer William Hoist, r. 1041^ Va-
I lencia
Backe Chailes A., shoe fitter, r. 422 J Post
'Backe Frank, carpet layer, r. 2622 Sutter
Backe Frank Jr., carj^et layer Schlueter & Volberg, r.
2622 Sutter
Backe Marie, widow, lodgings, 700 Broadway
• Backenkohler Anna H., domestic 2706 Sacramento
I Backer Adam, driver, r. cor Taylor and Filbert
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
iMERCHANT TAILORS
\ 622 TV^KRKET STREET
' Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
m MTED STATES BREWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Backer Elizabeth Miss, r. 226 Pacific
Backer John, liquors, NE cor Railroad and Sixteenth
Avs South
B^"Backer. See Bacher, Baker and Becker
Backess Charles E., compositor Examiner, r. 322 Lom-
bard
Backess Mamie Miss, clerk, r. 413 Broderick
Backess Marj' Miss, varieties, 1512 Stockton, r. 322 Lom-
bard
^?" Backess. SeeBaccus, Backus and Bacus
Backman Albert, r. 1 Polk
Backman Cajsar, barber, 638 Geary, r. 526i O'Farrell
Backman Edward, musician, r. 526^ O'Farrell
ISACKM.iN <;OTTIIAKI» 8., D. D. S., dentist, 15
and 30 St. Ann's Bldg, r. Oakland
Backmann Hans, dishwasher Andrew Bergle, r. 621
Washington
syBackmann. See Beckmann
Backoff Charles, hatter, 1515 Market
Backoff Romain, with Hotel Gazette, r. 1515 Market
Backstedt D drick, sugar refiner, r. 643 Chenery
Backstedt Richard, sugar refiner, r. 643 Chenery
Backstedt William, laborer, r. 1322 Filbert
Backstein Ferdinand, jeweler, 1555 Market
Backstroni Annia, domestic 2306 California
Backus Charles, master mariner, r. 121i Francisco
Backus Matthew W., boots and shoes, 310 Market, r. 910
Post
Backus Morgan, deputy Countv Clerk, r. 1416 California
BAI'KIT!^ OSCAK J., vice-president George H. Tav
Co., 610-620 Battery, r. Oakland
Backus Samuel W., real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. The
California
Backus Watson G., salesman, r. 910 Post
)^"Backus. See Baccus and Bacus
Bacmeister Frederick C, druggist L. S. Crackbon & Co.,
r. 2534 Mission
Bacome Henry, produce merchant, r. 42^ Clara
Bacome John J. (Bacome & Son) r. 260 Clementina
Bacome William (Bacome & Son) r. 260 Clementina
Bacome & Son (William and John J.) livery stable, 823
Folsom, Telephone South 522
Bacon Alice M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1502 Jones
Bacon Bridget, widow, r. 427 Ringold
Bacon Clarissa F. , widow, r. 2513 Folsom
Bacon Clifford C, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P. Co.,
r. Redwood City
Bacon Edwin H. , editor Coast Review, r. 707 Hyde
Bacon Florence A., widow, r. 707 Hyde
BACO\ FKAKK P., real estate, 206 Sansome, room
17, r. Alameda
Bacon Frederick L., machinist Cal. St. RR.,r. 8 Ange'ica
PI
Bacon Gaston E., merchant, r. NE cor Pierce and Sac-
ramento, Telephone West 3
Bacon George, student, r. 1711 Post
Bacon George H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 9 Bowie
Av
Bacon George H. Jr., clerk, r. 9 Bowie Av
Bacon Helen T. Miss, principal Joseph Rosenberg Me-
morial Free Kindergarten and Osgood and Grace
Memorial Free Kindergarten, r. Oakland
BAC'O.N' JACOB, president Bacon Printing Companv,
508 Clay, r. 2200 California
Bacon Johanna, widow, r. 1711 Post
Bacon Martin J., clerk, r. 837 Geary
Bacon ilarv
' Geary
BACON PRINTING COMPANY.
Jacob Bacon president, .lames £. Ager
.secretary, book and job printers, 508 Clay
and 500 .Sansouie, Telephone Main ll»'i
Bacon Robert M., printer, 224 Sansome, r. 1440 Folsom
B.4t'OX TKUtUAN F., physician and surgeon and
proprietor Ariel Pharmacy, 510 Hayes
Bacon William, bookkeeper, r. 595 Ellis
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Bacon William, hackman Portsmouth Square, r. 206J
Clementina
Bacon William, steward, r. 6 Natoma
Bacon William H. , mechanic, r. -217 Page
BACO.V iriLLIAM O., photographic supplies, 122
G«an', r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Bacon WilUam R. , wood finisher, r. 527a Xatoma
Bacopulos Michel (Michel Bacopulos i Co.) r. 56 Third
Bacopulos Michel & Co. (Michel Bacopulos and Christ
Camarina) confectionerj-, 56 Third
l^r"Baciis. See Baccus, Backess and Bacuss
Badaire Albert, waiter Joseph Munier, r. 323 Montgom-
erj' Av
Badaracco B. (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 1503 Fillmore
Badaracco Bros. (Louis and Charles) liquors, 1322 Pacific
Badaracco Charles (Badaracco Bros.) r. 1615A Leaven-
worth
Badaracco Dartd, wood and coal, 1326 Pacific, r. 1324
Pacific
Badaracco DoUie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1324 Pacific
Badaracco Domenico, wood and coal, 1604 Grove
Badaracco Louis (Badaracco Bros.) r. 1615^ Leavenworth
Baddeley Alfred, confectioner, r. 213 Turk
Baddelev Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 213 Turk
Baddeley Henry J., clerk, r. 213 Turk
Baddelev James H., packer George H. Tav Co., r. 213
Turk
Baddeley Mary E. Miss, dressmaking, 213 Turk
Baddeley Reuben, plumber, r. 213 Turk
Baddelev William S., printer Hancock Bros., r. 717
O'Farrell
Baden Christian, butcher Frederick Brewes, r. 1706
Church
Baden Henry, telegrapher, r. 612i Broadway
Baden Max, Jeweler, 121 Post, room 7, r. 1611 Fulton
Baden Ranch Dairy, Cole & Wise proprietors, Alms
House Road
Bader Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 2015 Bush
Bader Charles F. (Bader A: Fincke) r. 246 SLxth
Bader Christopher, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 156
Pern-
Bader Eniilv, widow, r. 1125 Dupont
Bader Frederick, r. 246 Sixth
Bader Gottlieb, butcher, r. 156 Perrv
Bader Henrj-, r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Bader Henrv, blacksmith Henr\- B. Schindler, r. 156
Perry
Bader Matilda, dimiestic, r. 156 Perry
Bader Tillie Mi-;<, t;\il..ress, r. 1031 Market
Bader William, eiM)k Paire i Falch, r. 652 Stevenson
BADER & FINCKE
(Charles F. Bader
and O. Flnckef iiianufactarer«» bar. store
and office rnrnitnre, ice chests, boMling
allej>>. ten pins and balls; bars and
connters always on hand; machine >vorii,
tnrning and jobbing prouiptlr attended
to, 50><-.510 Fifth, Telephone !>onth 3-iti
Badere .T..hii P. (Badere i Xu<>leiii) r. 318 Jones
BADERE & NUSSLEIN. ..... p.
Biidcie ami Johii >n»lein) uiannfaetn-
rei> couuier*. bars, office, store, restau-
rant and .saloon fixtures, I06 Fifth
Badger Ella F. Miss (Badger Sisters) r. 402 San Jose Av
Badger George H., barber F. R. Olmedo
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) Henrj- Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 24
Badger Howard, law student, r. 826 Powell
Badger James, capitalist, r. 1221 Laguna
Badger James, liquors, 412 Pacific
Badger Joseph, proprietor The Mark West, 520 Bush
Badger Josephine A. Miss (Badger Sisters) r. 402 San
Jose A v
Badger Sisters (Misses Ella F. and Josephine A.) home
for boarding children, 402 San Jose Av
Badger Thomas N., r. 2109 Golden i.ate Av
Badger Walter, master Blue Badger, r. 1034 :
Badger William G., salesman Benj. Curtaz & Co., r. 1921
Sacramento
Badgley Eugene F., president Am. Composition Pipe
and Pile Armor Co., 819 Market, room 47, r. 7(»
Taylor
Badgley Gilbert B., carpenter Andrew Wilkie, r. 818
Twenty-second
Badglej- Julia F., widow, r. 9 Russ
Badlam Alexander, capitalist, r. 1024 Frankhn, Tele-
phone East 510
Badlam Alexander T. (Badlam Bros.) r. 1024 Franklin
BADLAM BROTHEK!^ (Al. T. and Edgar B.) manu-
facturers Peerless Gas Machines, 513 Market, Tele-
phone Main 1483
Badlam Edgar B. (Badlam Bros.) r. 405 Fillmore
Badouin August, patternmaker Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. 2550 Greenwich
Badt Alexander L., secretarv Congregation Sherith
Israel, r. 1311 Gough
BadtC, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebeubaum, r. 1311
Gough
Badt Morris, merchant, r. 1307 Gough
Badt Percy L., collector, r. 1311 Gough
Baechler Jacob, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 43i
Clara
Baecht Edward, driver, r. 1125f Oak
Baecht George C, cook, r. 1125f Oak
Baeehtel Harry L. (Wilson & Baechtel) r. 903 Steiner
Baehr Harrr, city agent Phoenix Assurance Co. (of Lon-
don) and Providence Washington Ins. Co. (of Rhode
Island) 413 California, r. 3028 Clay
Baehr William, mnfg jeweler, 649 Sacramento, r. 510
Gearj-
Baehr William Jr. (A. Gerberding & Co.) r. Alameda
Baenteli Paul, watchcasemaker C. J. Hams, r. 1223
Twentv-sixth
Baer Albert (Albert Baer & Co.) r. 1422 Taylor
Baer Albert & Co. (Albert Baer) loan office. 657 Wash-
ington
Baer Alfred, r. 734i Pme
Baer Alfred, clerk A. & T. Weil & Co., r. 309 PoweU
Baer B., r. 2711 Laguna
Baer Bertha, widow, r. 734i Pine
Baer Herman, attorney at law, r. 112 Hyde
Baer Isaac, publisher The Commercial Traveler, 20 Ellis,
r. 619^ Haight
Baer J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1200 Geary
Baer Jacob, teamster Simon Silverberg, r. Eighth At
South and Railroad Av
Baer Joseph, r. 1200 Gearj-
Baer Joseph (Baer i Jacoby), r. 309 Powell
Baer Julius, furrier F. Marx & Co., r. 1726 Bush
Baer Leopold (Baer, Weil & Co.) r. 1726 Bush
Baer Lucien, traveling salesman A. & T. WeU & Co., r.
309 Powell
Baer Robert, salesman R. L. Toplitz & Co. , r. 315 Mason
Baer, Weil & Co. (Chico) oflSce 25-27 Sansome
Baer & Jacoby (Joseph Baer and Samuel Jacoby) cigars
and tobacco, 10-1 Stockton
l^'Baer. See Baehr, Bahr, Behr and Bare
Baeme Jacob, cook, r. 626 Jessie
Baeme Louis J., clerk Warren D. Wilson, r. 626 Jessie
Baerschmidt Amelia Mrs., glovemaker, r. 447 Valencia
Baerschmidt Max, glove mnfr, r. 447 Valencia
Baertel Andrew, cigar dealer, r. 123 Pierce
Baetje John, butcher Mever & Akmann,r.
tieth
Baez Charles A., salesman Abraham Lewis,
bert*
Baez Venancia, widow, r. 616i Filbert
Bafford Henrj-, cook, r. 2722 Greenwich
Baflco Andrew, teamster, r. 16 Fourteenth
Bafico John, scavenger, r. 14 Fourteenth
Baga Saturnius, widow, r. 433 Green
Bagala George A., teamster, r. 1129i Alabama
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
)17 Tweu-
6i6i ra-
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone MissroN 4-0
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
■ lkri«>^wwi.w PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
BAG
207
BAI
House, r. 623
Bagala Leo, oyster saloon, SE cor Twenty -fourtli and
Folsom
Bagala Louis, painter, r. 9 Lucky
Baganstoss Nicholas, cook, r. 105 Prospect PI
Bagby Charles, stableman O. F. T. Co., r. 32 Bluxome
Bagge Charles, deckhand stmr San Rafael, r. Sausalito
Bagge John, laborer, r. 31 Broadway
BaggeL. B., hostler Overland Freight Transfer Co., r.
Oakland
Bagge Sophie A. Mrs. , r. 1740 Mission
Bagge William H., carpenter and builder, 1740 Mission,
order box 220 Montgomery, Mills Bldg
Baggett William T., attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 9, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Baggett Winfteld T., bookkeeper H. Levi & Co., r. Oak-
land
Baggs Alexander, clerk, r. 922 Howard
Baggs Charles K., clerk, r. 922 Howard
Baggs Edward B., clerk, r. 922 Howard
BAUG^ MONTGOMERlf, representing Frankfort
Marine and Bavarian Lloyds Insurance Co., and fire
insurance broker, 132 California, Telephone Front 57,
r. 1914b Bush
Baggs Rebecca, widow, r. 922 Howard
Bagley Adelia, widow, r. 362 Third
Bagley Albert B. (Prohr & Bagley) r. 504 Cole
Bs^ley Angeline D., widow, r. 28 Liberty
Bagley Ann,, widow, r. 609 Stevenson
Bagley Bryant C, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 28 Liberty
Bagley David B., bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 28
Liberty
Baglev Emmett M., librarian Law Dep't S. P. Co., 64
Union Trust Bldg, r. Uk Fulton
Bagley George, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Bagley Henry E., whitener, r. 803 Folsom
Bagley Hubert F., clerk The Eagle Pharmacy, r. Hi
Fulton
Bagley James, machinist, r. 212 First
Bagley James J., clerk, r. 327 Clementina
Bagley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 327 Clementina
Bagley John F., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 327 Clementina
Bagley Mary Mrs., r. 11^ Fulton
Bagley Perkins H., inspector Custom
Howard
Bagley W. P., r. 6 Turk
Bagley W. T. , bookkeeper Prohr & Bagl
B^ Bagley. See Begley and Bigley
Baglietto Ambrose, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 1822
Powell
Baglietto Emanuel, salesman L. Baglietto & Co., r. 427
Greenwich
Baglietto Giacomo (Baglietto & Canepa) r. 1128 Sacra-
mento
Baglietto Gio B., liquors, 1822 Powell
Baglietto Joseph, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 1822
Powell
Baglietto L. & Co. (Louis Baglietto and Giacomo Gracchi)
produce commission, 421 Davis
Baglietto Louis Baglietto & Co.) r. 331 Union
Baglietto Louis, liquors, 511 Washington
Baglietto & Canepa (Giacomo Baglietto and Giovanni
Canepa) wood and coal, 1617i Powell
Baglin James, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r. Oak-
land
Bagnall Letitia, widow, r. 614 Folsom
Bagnall Mary L., widow, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S.
P. Co., r. 2526^ Sutter
Bagnasco Polecarpo, photographer, r. 1118 Filbert
Bagnatore Erriglia, cigarm.^ker, r. 9 Varennes
Bagnatore Giovanni, cigarmaker, r. 9 Varennes
Bagnatore Salvatore, cigarmaker, r. 9 Varennes
Bagnaw Thomas A. , r. 1010 Pine
Bagnell Bridget, widow, r. Alms House
Bagnell Eliza, widow, r. Alms House
Bagnoli T., cook Tivoli Cafe
Bagot Edward A. , proprietor Nuevo Pharmacy, 1312
Kentucky, Telephone South 544, r. 610 Twenty-first
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
►', r. 28 Liberty ^Bah
7!7at d9Sdjrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCflGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., S. F.
Bagot H. C, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Bahlle Louisa, widow, lodgings, 630 Sacramento
Bahlmann Caroline, widow, r. SW cor Pennsylvania Av
and Nevada
Bahls H. Herman, bookkeeper Althof & Bahls, r. Oak-
land
Bahls J. F. W. Mrs. (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Bahls Richard J. W., clerk Althof & Bahls, r. Oakland
Bahn Albert, baker Page & Falch, r. 907^ Minna
Bahn Albert, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 2104
Taylor
Bahn Louis, blacksmith G. W. Phelan, r. 729 Brannan
Bahn William J., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
127 Second
Bahnsen Daniel B., bartender August Van Bergen, r.
535| O'Farrell
Bahnsen Wilham, steward, r. 838i Harrison
Bahr Anna, widow, r. 424 Grove
Bahr Charles, tobacconist, 1225 Fillmore
Bahr Dora Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Bahr Frederick, laborer, r. 1438 Fifth Av South
Bahr Fritz, teamster Norton Tanning Co., r. Fifth Av
South nr G
Bahr Hermann, laborer, r. 1438 Fifth Av South
Bahr John, coachman 1901 Scott
Bahr Joseph, musician, r. 224 Clara, rear
Bahr Levy, tobacconist and cigar mnfr, 1040 McAllister
Bahr Louis, janitor A. O. F. Bldg, r. Berkeley
Bahr Paul, plumber, r. 1225 Fillmore
Bahr William, butcher T. Moding, r. Sixth Av South
South nr M
Bahr William W., boots and shoes, 522 Valencia
Baar, Bar and Barre
Bahrenburg Frederick, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 1516 Kansas
Bahrenberg John, laborer, r. 525 Shotwell, rear
Bahrens Rudolph, cooper Wendler &, Co. , r. 1037 Hamp-
shire
Bahrs Amelia Miss, cashier Gas Consumers Assn. , r. 926
Union
Bahrs Andrew, insurance solicitor, r. 926 Union
BAHK!« GEOR<iE H.. Judge Superior Court Depart-
ment 12, r. 341 Waller
Bahrs Jacob, butcher, 1901 Hyde
Bahrs John, teamster Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 810
Eighteenth
Bahrs John J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1901 Hyde
Bahrs William, carpenter, r. 1901 Hyde
Bahrt Gustave, salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 108 Sixth
Bahrt Henry F., butcher Henry Hillers, r. 3143 Six-
teenth
Bahrt Martin, liquors, SE cor Mission and Plymouth Av
Baida Bros. (Nicholas and Michael) oriental curios, 1320
Van Ness Av
Baida Michael (Baida Bros.) r. 1320 Van Ness Av
Baida Nicholes (Baida Bros.) r. 1320 Van Ness Av
Baier John, restaurant, 7 East, r. 545 Jessie
Baike James, salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. Lorin, Ala-
meda Co.
Ball Emil T., marine engineer, r. 1078 Howard
Bail Lena Mrs., r. 1078 Howard
Bail Mary, widow, r. 930 Pacific
Bail Otto L., barber Philip Batavia, r. 1078 Howard
Bail Paul, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
Bail Paul M., carpenter, 1311 Pacific, r. 930 Pacific
Bail Richard, liquors, 423 Dupont
Bailey A. H., musician, r. 127 Pierce
Bailey A. J., secretary- Kingman Silver Mining Co., 402
Montgomery, room 21
Bailey Albert E., r. 1915 Franklin
Bailey Alexander P., jilumber, Adams, Taylor & Pritch-
ard, r. 230 Tenth
Bailey Alice Miss, student, r. 315 Castro
Bailey Ann, widow, r. Alms Hou e
Bailey Arthur, pressman Henry L. King, r. Berkeley
Bailey Benjamin, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
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Bailev Bvron, carpenter, r. 16 Ridley
Bailey c! F. Mrs., r. 14 McAllister
Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 1602 Point Lobos Av
Bailey Charles, machinist, r. 2110 Sterner
Bailey Charles, machinist Jardine Iron WTcs. r. 107
Valencia
Bailey Charles A., Berkeley land owner, 20 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
I , ^ Bailev Charles A., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. 9
- ^ South Park
O § Bailev- Charles A., porter, r. 750 Howard
_l BAiLLV t'H.lRLES M. (Haslett & Bailey) office XAV.
4 cor. Front and Broadway, r. 226 Fair Oaks
O Bailer Charles J., salesman Walter A. Mnller, r. 722
W Post
Bailey Charles P., mail clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Alameda
B.4.ILE1' f. J. A CO. (Boston) Goodyear Rubber Co.
agents, 5, 7-579 Market
Bailey Clara B. Mies, school teacher (sub), r. 830 Union
Bailey Clarence W., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 41 J
Hermann
Bailev Clarence W., watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
3020 Buchanan
Bailev Ebenezer, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Bailt V Edward O. , painter G. J. McAuliff , r. 1328 Florida
Bailey Edward W. (Cables & Baiky), r. 338 Fifth Av
Bailey Edwin L., bookkeer^er, r. 830 Union
Bailey Eldridge J., contractor and builder, r. 493 Sanchez
Bailey Elisha I., physician and surgeon, 1316 Dolores
Bailev Elizabeth, widow, r. 710 Green
Bailey Ella, widow, r. 610 Taylor
Bailey Ellen, wdow, r. 230 Tenth
Bailey Elton, cement paver, r. 32 Thirteenth
Bailev Enmia Mrs., r. 200 Noe
Bailey Emma Mrs., r. 512i Fell
Bailev Frank E., jeweler, r. Koster House
Bailey Frank R., plumber, 936 McAllister, r. 628 Ash Av
Bailey George, conductor, r. 1518 Broadway
Bailey George, engineer Chemical Engine 3, r. 209
Clement
Bailey George C, carpenter, r. 126 Hoffman Av
Bailey George E., teamster Maher A: Son, r. 209 Second
Bailev Georee H., foreman Cahill & Hall Elevator Co.,
r. 1030 Page
Bailev George I. (Bailev, Weller & Seave) r. 324 McAllis-
ter
Bailey George S., carpenter, r. 1013 Nineteenth
Bailey George \V., driver N'ilson J. Rogers, r. 918 Treat
Av, rear
Bailev George W., starter Market St. Ry., r. lOi Eausch
Bailey H. A., porter, r. 1006 Clay
Bailey Harry, hostler, r. 22 Albion Av
Bailey Harry, whitener, r. 821i Folsom
Bailey Henrj-, barrel dealer, r."l015 Howard
Bailey Henry F., conductor, r. Park Road and Congress
Bailey Henry F., solicitor W. H. Purtelle, r. 814 Sutter
Bailey Henr>' Jr., barrel dealer, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey Ida Miss, illustrative artist, r. 814 Sutter
Baiky Isaac L., carpenter, r. 911 J Harison
Bailey Iva, clerk, r. 524 Greenwich
Bailey James D., traveling salesman, r. 202 Silver Av
BAILEY JAMES D., general agent Insurance Co. of
North America (of Philadelphia) 412 California, r.
1915 Franklin
Bailey James F., clerk Ansel C. Robison, r. 709b Hyde
Bailey James F., laborer, r. 729 Clementina
Bailey James M., carpenter, r. 222i Sanchez
Ba ley James M., salesman C. E. ^^'hitney & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bailey James P., laborer, r. 1330 Florida
Bailey James S., trader, r. 222 Silver Av
Bailey James T., machinist B>Ton Jackson, r. 230 Tenth
Bailey J. F. Miss, copjist U. S. Surveytr Gteneral'sofBce,
r. 524 Greenwich
Bailey J. T., capitalist, r. 719 Taylor
Bailey J. Murray, mining engineer, 18 Pest.r. 791 Suttter
Bailey John, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 1015 H.jw-
ard
Bailey John, longshoreman, r. 32 South Park
Bailey John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 520a Turk
Bailey John T. & Co. (of Philadelphia) mnfrs. of spring
twine, sash cord, etc., Alvin P. Figg manager, 219
Front
Bailey Joseph, carpenter Dodge & Dunshee, r. 539 Fif-
teenth At South
BaUey Joseph, painter, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey Kate M., widow, r. 2406 Mission
Bailey La\inia, widow, r. 16 Lj-nch
Bailey Lewis S., salesman Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bailev Louey Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Bailey LydiaA., widow, r. 1918a Golden Gate Av
Bailey Margaret, widow, liquors, 71 Minna
Bailev Maria Miss, r. 524 Greenwich
Bailey Martha D., Mrs., r. 518 Eddy
Bailey Marj-, widow, r. 153 Tehama
Baiiey Marj- Miss, dressmaker, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey Marj", widow, r. 1001 Fillmore
Bailey Mary E., widow, r. 830 Union
Bailey Xew-ton J., car dispatcher Market St. Ry. r. 1530
37 Phe-
lOak
01 hers,
Bailev OliverE., wharfinger, office Washington St. wharf,
r. 1918a Golden Gate Av
Bailev Oliver G., coffee and chop house, 1205 Dupont, r.
126 O'Farrell
Bailey Orrin, carpets and oil cloths, 1003 Valencia, r. 827
Church
Bailey O. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 126 O'Farrell
Bailey Oscar, carpenter, r. 308 Fulton
Bailey Patrick, barrel dealer, r. 719 Brannan
Bailev Peter, morocco leather mnfr, 1328 Florida J
BaUev Peter F., laborer Peter Bailev, r. 13 JO Florida |
Bailey Philip J., with Smith & Young, r. 222 Silver Av \
Bailey R. G., with Pacific Rural Press, r. San Mateo 1
Bailey Richard J., physician and surgeon, r. 1104 Market
Bailev Sarah, r. 434 Natoma
Bailey Sarah M., widow, r 757 Howard
Bailey Shepard D., proprietor Tehama House, 438 Broad-
Bailev Susan, widow, bakerj-, 493 Sanchez
Bailey T. B. Co. The (Boston, Mass.) i>erfumers,
Ian Bldg
Bailey Thomas, gardener, r. 1708 Larkin
Bailey Thomas, seaman, r. 6 Union
BaileV Thomas J. (Thomas J. Bailev i: Co.) r. 103
Bailev Thomas J. & Co. (Thomas J. Bailev) pk
542 Haves and 503 Haight
Bailey Thomas M., whitener, r. 316i Third
Bailev Timothy J., policeman, r. 813i Fulton
BAILEV, M'ELLKR «£ REAVE'(George L Bailey,
Herbert B. Weller and Charles A. Xeave) proprie-
tors Golden Gate Li\ery and Riding Academy, 24-26
Golden Gate Av, Telephone South 342
Bailey William, laborer, r. 116 Shipley
Bailey William, clerk, r. 126 Douglas
BaileV William C, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1518
Pacific Av
Bailey William F., contractor and builder, r. 816 Jessie
Bailey William H. (Bailey & Fuchs) r. W s Kansas nr
Army
Bailey William H., laborer, r. 719 Brannan
Bailey WUmot F., carpenter, r. 153 Tehama
Bailey & Fuchs (W. H. Bailey and George Fuchs) pro-
prietors Cal. Curled HairWks, Kansas nr Army
^-Bailey. See Baillie, Baily, Bailley and Bayly
Bailie Thomas J., assistant foreman Oregon Railway and
Xavigation Co., r. 431 Bryant
Bailis Edward B., clerk Springfield Fire and Marine Ins.
Co. , r. Oakland
Bailie John (Bailie & Borel) r. 1027 McAllister
Bailie Pierre (Bailie & Magnan) r. SE cor Gough and
Greenwich
Bailie Pierre, bedmaker Guillaume Tell Hotel
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Bailie & Borel (John Bailie and John Borel) liquors, 1240
Golden Gate Av
Bailie & Magnan (Pierre Bailie andGustave Magnan) pro-
imetors Willows Park, SE cor Gough and Green-
wich
Baillie Kenneth M., delivery clerk Kohlherg, Strauss &
X Frohman, r. 223b Twelfth
a illie William, foreman W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 223b
J Twelfth
?;ailly Albert J., carpet layer Bare Bros., r. 2328 Pine
Bailly Alexander, bakery, 818 Montgomery
Bailly Arthur M., bookkeeper L. Duprat, r. 2«8 Pine
Bailly Edward, glove finisher B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
2328 Pine
Bailly Eugene A., commission merchant, r. 623 Lom-
bard
Bailly Jacinta, widow.r. 623 Lombard
Bailly John, oiler Market St. Ry., r. 862i Folsom
Bailly Jules J., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 2 Cadell
PI
Baillv Leon, stone polisher Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 4 Cadell
B.4.ILLV THO.n.lS E., physician and surgeon St.
Mary's Hospital, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Baily Alexander H., capitalist, r. 214 Ashbury
Bailv Alexander H. Jr., builder and contractor, r. 163()
Fell
Baily Ann, widow, r. 2419 Clay, rear
Baily Harry A. , plasterer, r. 54 First
Baily J. R., physician and surgeon, office 246 Sixth, r.
1.503 Golden Gote Av
Baily Frank, clerk, r. 11.5 Hayes
Baily Walter C, carpenter, r. 214 Ashbury
Bailv William J., proprietor Isthmus House, 54 First
I8^i3aily. See Bailey, Bailly, Baillie and Bayley
Bain Alexander (Hansen & Bain> r. 815 Treat Av
Bain Ain-,a, widow, r. 1538i Tiventy-fifth
Bain Charles H., clerk Edward Shelley, r. Fruitvale
Bain Ella, domestic, r. 10 Clara
Bain Florence Mrs., widow, r. 417 Union
Bain Frank W., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 815 Treat A\-
Bain James, clerk Gallagher Bros., r. 2208 Geary
Bain Marie, operator, r. 10 Clara
Bain R. B., muiiger Tea Dept. Tillminn & Bendel, r.
Fruitvale
Bain William A., 3d asst engineer stmr Cjlumbia, r. 117
Jones
Bain William H., millhand George H. Fuller & Co., r. SH
Laskie
i^"6ain. See Bane and Baine
Bainbridge Arnop, detective, r. 10 Bourbon PI
Bainbridge Caroline H., widow, r. 1518 California
BAINBRIDGE JAMES C, „ ■
«'iaii and siirjieon. oltice and r. 101 tirant
\v. Iioiir.s I to » I*, n. and T t» S P. .M.,
I'eleplione 854
Bainbridge Peter, cellarman, r. 447 Bryant
Baine Ann, widow, r. 10 Clara
Baine Michael, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 501 Napa
Baine William, waiter stmr Colima
Baird Alexander P., herbalist, 1.521 Mission
Baird Azariah M , superintendent Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 722 Minna
Baird Benjamin H. , capitalist 405 Montgomery, room (i,
r. 1458 Franklin
B.IIKU l'H.4.KLIi:<t W., vice. president Overlanl
Freight Transfer Co., r. Hotel Langham
Baird Duncan, steerage steward stmr San Jose
Baird Frederick G., teacher South S. F. Primary School,
r. 28 Eighth
Baird George W., gripman, r. 1728 Lyon
Baird James M., printer James H. Barry, r. Golden Gate,
Cal.
Baird Jane E., widow, r. 730 Folsom
Baird Lizzie L., widow, r. 528 Third
Baird Luther A., clerk, r. 730 Folsom
EXTRA PALE.
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SEND FOR CIRCULKRS.
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Best Beer on Earth.
Baird Mary L. Mrs., dental student, r. 28 Eighth
Baird Robert H., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 16 Morris Av
Baird R. Curtis, assistant collection teller Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. Berkeley
Baird Wesley M. clerk, r. 730 Fols.iin
Baird William E., r. 730 Folsom
10" Baird. See Beard
Baires John, painter, r. 1320 Stockton
Bakel L. H., r 253 Fourth
B»ker A. , r. 243 Fourth
Baker A., capitalist, r. Hotel Pleasanton
BAKEie A. «* A. (Au,'aituj Biker) pictures and
moldings, 742-744 Mission
Baker Abram, second hand clothing, 324 Pacific
Baker Adam, r. 341 Twelfth
Baker Adam, driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Manning PI
Baker Adam, teamster Stetson-Renner D ray age Co., r.
441 Fifth
Baker Alfred G. , salesman, r. 1009 Natoma
Baker Alice E. , widow, r. 914 Twentieth
Baker Alpheus L., helper Union Iron Wks, r. 771 How-
ard
Baker A. M. Mrs., stenographer John Wieland Brewery,
r. Alameda
Baker Annie, r. 515 Hayes
Baker Arthur, ironmolder, r. 21^ Laskie
Bxker Arthur S., cishier Payot, Upham & Co., r. 1812
Lyon
Biker August, rubberworker Gorham Rubber Factory,
r. 713 Guerrero
Biker Augustus (A. & A. Baker) r. 742 Mission
Baker A. W. , clerk Custom House, r. 708 Taylor
Baker Barbara, widow, dressmaking, 904 Bryant
Baker Belle Mrs., r. 122 Taylor
Baker Bernhardt, peddler, r. 1906 Larkin
Baker Carrie Miss, r. 826 Capp
Baker Carrie H., widow, r. 10 Willow Av
Baker C. E., longshoreman, r. 14 Jackson
Baker Charles, r. 1720 De\isadero
Baker Charles, clerk, r. 615a Lombard
Baker Charles, helper Hearfield, Bannister & Co. , r. 510
Howard
Baker Charles, painter, r. 219 Prospect PI
Baker Charles, porter, r. 706 California
Baker Charles, traveling salesman Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 2227 Sutter
Baker Charles, waiter, r. 117 Taylor
Baker Charles * . , salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r. 510
Geary
Baker Charles B. , bakery, 3110 Sixteenth
Baker Charles F. (Witzel & Baker) r. 2004 Bush
Baker Charles F., teller Bank of Sisson, Crocker & Co.,
r. Oakland
Baker Charles H., r. 37 Zoe
Baker Charles H., florist, r. 34 Chenery
Baker Charles S., carrier Post Office, r. 24 Scott PI
Baker Charles W., druggist, r. 108 Eleventh
Baker C. L. , r. 708 Taylor
Baker Clarence W., compositor Examiner
Baker Collin C. , bookkeeper, r. 910 Geary
Baker Daniel B., dental student, r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Baker David J. , liquors, 865 Bryant
Baker Divide Mining Co. (Placer Co.) Daniel M. Kent
secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
Baker Dora Mrs., dressmaking, 108>^ Eighth
Baker E. Mary Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 425 Geary
Baker E. F., shipping clerk Columbus Buggy Co., r. East
Oakland
Baker Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 1236 Point Lobos Av
Baker Elizabeth, widow, r. 916i Natoma
Baker Ellen, \vidow, r. E s Twentieth Av nr California
Baker Etta Miss, clerk C. R. Hansen & Co., r. 619 Pine
Baker Evelyn Miss, pantsmaker Columbian Woolen Mills,
r. 618 Pine
Baker Fannie, widow, r. 1204 Haight
Baker Frank, butcher Jacob Clauss, r. 1226i Pine
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Baker Frank, china decorator Robert Sauiish, r. 2124
Howard
Baker Frank, switchman, r. 1909f McAllister
Baker Frank, tailor, r. 1214^ Powell
Baker Frank E., bookkeeper Dow Steam Pxxmp \\'ks
BAKEK FRANK J. (Frank J. Baker &; Co.) r. 730
Twenty-fifth
Baker Frank J., cashier George H. Tav Co., r. 754 Brvant
BAKI-R FRAXK J. A CO. (Frank J. Baker) civil
and hydraulic engineers, 325 Montgomerj-, room 34
Baker Frank K., r. 314 Thirtieth
Baker Frederick, compositor Examiner, r. 10 Turk
Baker Frederick, laborer Pae. Rolling Mills, r. S s Mari-
posa bet Tennessee and Minnesota
Baker Frederick, porter Moore & Thomas
Baker Frederick F., machinist, r. 311 Guerrero
Baker George, bartender, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Baker George, laborer, r. 561i Minna
Baker George, laborer A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Thirteenth
Av South nr Railroad Av
Baker George, porter Wells Fai^o & Co., r. 713 Guerrero
Baker George, restaurant, r. 1015 Market
Baker George, teamster, r. .518 Seventh
Baker George H., lithographer, r. 2815 Green
Baker George T., shoemaker, r. 121 Vallev
U.AKEK OtOKGE W., attomev at" law, 23 Mills
Bldg., 6th flo.jr. Telephone Main 898, r. Oakland
Baker George W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 318 Taylor
Baker Grant W., compositor Chronicle, r. 526 Fell
Baker Gustav E., capitalist, r. 2645 Sacramento
Bjker Harry (Gowan & Baker) r. SE cor Third and Bran-
uan
Baker Harrj-, engineer stmr -Australia
Baker Harry A., embosser Shreve & Co., r. 115 Seventh
Baker Harrj- H., manager The Merchants Bill Posting
and Advertising Co., r. 17i ' lak
Baker Harry M., waiter, r. 507 Post
Baker Helen E., widow, r. 663 Broderick
Baker Henry H., lumberman, r. 333 Langton
Baker Henry R. , waiter, r. 34i Birch Av
Baker Hill Mining Co., John Hecht secretarj-, 523 Kearny
Baker H. H., third oflBcer stmr Acapulco
Baker Isaac M. , groceries and liquors, 106 Eddj-, r. 25
Sanchez
Baker Jacob H., bookkeeper John J. Newbegin, r. 219
Chattanooga
Baker Jacob J., bartender George Goeppert, r. 21 Ninth
Baker James, r. 1202i Howard
Baker James, laborer, r. N s Thirteenth Av South nr P
Baker James, mail clerk Examiner, r. 523 Union
Baker James T., collector U. S. Watch Co., r. 418 Post
Buker John, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor Bay
and Webster
Baker John, watchman, r. 26 Chattanooga
Baker John C, machinist, r. 5 3Iinna
Baker John H., teamster John H. Kuse, r. 218 Twenty-
second
Baker John L., laborer, r. 108 J Eighth
Baker John M., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 896
Fourteenth
Baker John W., photographer, 18 Third, r_ Oakland
Baker Joseph, machinist Krogh ilnfgCo., r. 713 Guer-
rero
Baker Joseph, printer, r. 512 Vallejo
Baker Leo E., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 754 Bryant
Baker Leonidas F., laborer, r. 29 Fell
Baker Lewis D., advertising agent, r. 537 Sacramento
Baker Lottie, widow, r. 518 Seventh
Baker LiuisW., compositor Roberts' Printing Co., r. 127
Rose Av
Baker Louisa, waitress, r. 1237 Stockton
Baker Lucie A., widow, r. 1090 Union
Baker Lucy J., widow, r. 1601 Taylor
Baker Maria, widow, r. 730 Twent.T-fifth
Baker Marian, widow, r. 511 Capp
Baker Marv Mrs., r. 1315 Twenty-fourth
niber,
loi'ksiuith, bell^, •ifntral rt-pairing and
iiiuileliuaker, SU* Mission, r. ll'-J Grove
Baker Melville H., Inspector Cu.stom House, r. 717 Eddr
Baker Milden M., r. 1912^ Broderick
Baker Milton E., enamel signmaker, 491 Haight
Baker Oscar B., porter, r. 131 Shipley
Baker Peter, sawyer, r. 533 Sacramento
Baker Robert B.j butcher A. Strasser, r. 10 Willow At
Baker Robert T., drajman, r. 857 Bryant
Baker Samuel, salesman A. Andrews", r. 1910 Bush
Baker Samuel H., coffee saloon, 523 Commercial, r. 73T
Vallejo
Baker Sarah, widow, r. 2230 Sutter
Baker Schuvler, r. 618 Pine
Baker S. O.", r. 527 Mission
Baker Susanna, wndow, r. 437 Ivy Av
Baker Thomas F., teamster, r. 865 Bryant
Baker Thomas F., ticket asent, r. 44 Ritch
BAKE ( IV'AKEFIELD, president Baker & Hamilton,
NW cor Pine and Davis, r. 1882 Washington
Baker Walter R. , with M. C. Baker, r. Alameda
Baker William, r. 615a Lombard
Baker William, carpenter James W. Baldwin, r. 636
Twenty-second
Baker William, hostler, r. 510 Twenty -sixth
Baker William, shipping agent, r. 6 Xatoma
Baker William, waiter, r. 318 Taylor
Baker William G., carpenter AUan Small, r. 325 Mont-
gomerv
Baker William H. (Ring & Baker) r. 510 Geary
Baker William H., lumberman, r. 333 Langrton
Baker William H. J., clerk, r. 7 Verba Buena
Baker William J. , baker, r. 121 Valley
Baker William L., seaman, r. 1031 Jackson
Baker William P., carpenter James W. Baldwin, r. 915
Hayes
Baker William R., bookkeeper Park Bro. & Co., r. 955^
Harrison
Baker WiUiam R., proprietor Adelaide House, 705 Mis-
sion, r. Oakland
Baker William T., bartender Wm. McCormack, r. 121
Valley
Baker Winfield S. , special policeman, r. 127 J Rose Av
BAKER & HAMILTON .ocorpo..».,
MaKeticId liaker president, Alexander
Hamilton vioe-presldent and secretary,
iiiiporiers and Jobbers asricnilaral im-
pleuients, vehicles, hardware, etc.. and
proprietors Benicia .Agrieulinral Work)*
(Benicia. <al.) X»v cor Pine and Da>'i'<,
9-1.-. J, «acramento, C'al., and 88 Wall,
\. v.. Telephone Main 3->
l^"Baker. See Becker
Bakers and Butchers' Exchange, 763 Howard
Bakers and Confectioners' Home, Dickon & Franke pro-
prietors, 772 Mission, Telephone Main 5380
BAKERS A.\D €04»K!^ HOME, KilhoSer & Kraft
proprietors, 623-625 Clav
Bakeri Hall, 818 Howard
Bakers' Home, 634 Pacific
Bakers' Union >'o. 24, 939 Howard
Bakewell Frederick F., coachman, r. 9 Monroe
Bakie James, salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. Berkdey
Bakofsky Edward, clerk, r. Hotel Colonial
Bakofskv Charles, laborer, r. 1121 Nebraska
Bakulich Fabin, cook, r. 316^ Golden Gate .\v
Bakulich Nicolas, policeman, r. 316^ Golden Gate A.^
Bakulich A'irgil N., 316i Golden Gate Av
Balaban Andrew, restaurant 3927 Sixteenth, r. 126i
Willows Av
Balance H. E., agent, r. 17 Stocktan
Balantine Martin, 1945 Gear\-
Balart Adelaida Pr de Mrs., r. 108 Taylor
Balart Gene\ieve Miss, tubacco and cigars, 108 Taylor
f. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
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109 Montgomery St.
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Balart Lisardo, miifrs agent, 108 Taylor
Balbis George, carpenter, r. 515 Filbert
Balbontin Andrew, porter C. Laubenheimer, r. 70 Clem-
entina
Balbontin Rafael, r. 70 Clementina
Balcanti Pietro, cleaner Stone & Co., r. 1515 California
Balcera Joseph, milker Bareilles Bros., r. Bay View
Balch Daniel W., assayer, r. 2130 Bush
Balch D. Herbert, clerk ticket auditor's dept S. P. Co. ,
r. 2130 Bush
Balch George T. , clerk Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r.
2130 Bush
Balch Henry, mining, r. 314 Bush
Balch John A., stenographer A. Gerbarding & Co.,r. 2130
Bush
Balch J. P. K., r. 628 Sutter
Balcom Margaret E., widow, r. 1413 Larkin
Baleom Wells E., clerk Simpson Lumber Co. , r. 1413
Larkin
Balcove John, watchmaker Harold Lawrenson, r. 6
Market
Balczynski Miecislas, architect, r. 218J Seventeenth*
Balddcci F. & Brother (Frank and Narcisso) fruits and
produce, 202 V^alencia
Baldacci Frank (F. Baldacci & Bro.) r. 202 Valencia
Baldacci Guiseppi, printer, r. 518 Greenwich
Baldacci Narcisso (F. Baldacci & Bro.) r. 202 Valencia
Baldacci P., polisher Rufflno & Bianchi
Baldas Ricardo, plasterer, r. 1415 Stockton
Baldassone John, roaster D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r. 914
North Point
Baldeman Emil, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 2624
Sutt«r
Baldeman Oscar, traveling salesman Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 2624 Sutter
Balderini Alfred, undertaker lacchen & Bacigalupi, r.
442 Union
Balderini Frank, clerk, r. 442 Union
Balderini Frederick, musician, r. 442 Union
Baldi Fernando, fruits, etc., 1841 Market
Baldissone John, helper, r. 922 North Point
Baldit Eugene, proprietor Gambetta Hotel. 509 Bush
Baldocchi Angelo, clerk Aloert Di Vecchio, r 1445
Ellis
Baldocchi Angelo, florist, r. 10 Monroe
Baldocchi Angelo, fruits, 2501 Howard
Baldocchi Angelo G. (Podesta H. Baldocchi) r. 10 Mon-
roe
Baldocchi Bros. (Giuseppe and Marrizio) fruits and veg-
etables, 1308-1310 Dupont
BaldocchiC, fruits and vegetables, 240 O'Farrell, r. 307
O'Farrell
Baldocchi C. & Co. (Casimiro Baldocchi and Massoni
Giovanni) fruits, 940 McAllister
Baldocchi Casimiro (C. Baldocchi & Co.) r. 940 McAllister
Baldocchi Daniel bartender Frank Baldocchi, r. 1411
Dupont
Baldocchi Fortunato, clerk Baldocchi Bros., r. 1411 Du-
pont
Baldocchi Frank (Bertini & Baldocchi) r. 3023 Sacra-
mento
Baldocchi Frank, fruits and vegetables, 2028 Fillmore, r.
2923 Sccramento
Baldocchi Frank, liquors, 1411 Du])ont
Baldocchi Giovanni, clerk Baldocchi Bros., r. 534 Val-
lejo
Baldocchi Giuseppe (Baldocchi Bros.) r. 133 Bartlett
Baldocchi Maurio (Simi & Baldocchi) r. 232 Taylor
Baldocehi Marrizio (Baldocchi Bros.) r. 532 Vallejo
Baldocchi Robert, fruits and vegetables, 2310-2312 Fill-
more, Telephone west 375
Baldock Charles, mixer, S. F. and Pac. Glass Wks, r. 503
Natoma
Baldock Warren, r. 503 Natoma
Baldridge Robert A., watchman, r. 631a Ivy Av
Baldwin Addison H. insurance solicitor, r. 4 Hollis
Baldwin A. G. (N. M. Benjamin &, Co.) r. 111^ Jones
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" iu Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON EHRTJ ^^ n^
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THE PIOST POPOLHB S
Baldwin Alfred W., superintendent Porter, Slessinger &
Co.,r. 319 Jones
Baldwin A. S. (Baldwin &Haramond)r. 2231 Washington,
' ^Telephone west 329
Baldwin Bar The, Andrew Sink proprietor.NE cor Powell
and Market, The Baldwin
BALD^VI.V B.IRKY. (Girvin, Baldwin & Eyre) and
U. S. Marshal, office 45 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d
floor. Telephone Main 5232, r. 1230 Page, Telephone
West 88
Baldwin Billiard Parlor The, A. J. Sink manager, NE
cor Market and Powell
Baldwin Cafe The, E. J. Baldwin proprietor, SE cor
Powell and Ellis
Baldwin Charles H., stock broker, r. 1921 Octavia
Baldwin Charles M., r. 517^ Oak
Baldwin Cornelia M., widow, r. 517^ Oak
Baldwin Dora Miss, bookkeeper James W. Baldwin, r.
Berkeley
BAI.DWI.V E. J., proprietor The Baldwin, NE cor
Market and Powell, r. 1217 California
Baldwin E. L., manager R. W. Tansill & Co., office 23
Second
Baldwin Elizabeth, widow, r. 1921 Octavia
Baldwin Emma J. Miss, seamstress, r. 1824 Folsom
Baldwin Ernest, carpenter, r. 3 Ellert
Baldwin Frank, printer, r. 235 O'Farrell
Baldwin Frank, waiter, r. 466 Minna, rear
Baldwin Frederick A., mnfrs agent, 41 Flood Bidg, r.
1416 California
BALBWIK FKEDRRICK P., business manager
Evening Post, NE cor Kearny and Bush, r. 1520
Geary
Baldwin George C, manager Oscar Foss, r. 1824 Eddy
Baldwin George H., wood and coal, 312 Cortland Av, r.
2 Bennington
Baldwin G. Feris, exchange teller American Bank and
Trust Co., r. 4 Hollis
BALDtVI.\' GKl»rr<» THE, Schroeder & Grabau
proprietors, NE cor Market and Powell
Baldwin George W., r. Baldwin Hotel
Baldvin Hattie M. Mrs., r. 510b Jones
Baldwin Henry R., laundryman, r. 1824 Folsom
Baldwin Henrv P. (Alexander & Baldwin) r. Maui, H. L
BALI»Wli\ HOUSE, Holm & Saxtorph proprietors,
14-16 Ellis
Baldwin James T., driver White's Laundry, r. 1702i
Folsom
Baldwin James W., carpenter and builder, 113 Powell,
Telephone South 411, r. Berkeley
Baldwin Joel E., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1045 Market
Baldwin John, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
Baldwin Joseph D., driver National Laundiy, r. 331 Fell
Baldwin L. , steward stmr J. D. Peters, r. 34 Austin Av
Baldwin L. G. Mrs., r. 19il Octavia '
B.iLDWIK LOC'O.IIOTIVE WOKKS, Williams,
Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Baldwin Louis D., quartermaster stmr Rio de Janeiro
Baldwin M. Mrs. , widow, r. 331 Fell
Baldwin Mark H., clerk, r. 235 O'Farrell
Baldwin Marshall S., clerk, r. 2209 Fillmore
Baldwin Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Jones
Baldwin Mary J., widow, r. 722^^ Capp
Baldwin M. E. Mrs. , widow, r. 914 Pine
Baldwin M. F. Miss, teacher English Fillipe's Academy
of Languages
Baldwin Nellie S. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 501 Geary-
Baldwin Orville C, salesman G. H. Umbsen & Co. r 4
Hollis
BALI>WI!V ORVILLE D., vice-president American
Bank and Trust Co. of San Francisco, NE. cor Bush
and Montgomery, r. 3700 Washington, Telephone
Wtst721
Baldwin Orville R., student, r. 3700 Washinnton
Badwin O. W., r. 612 Howard
Baldwin Patrick, laborer, r. Ocean View
fi) '
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per rionth, or Sold Outrieht.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN,
iporti
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 1894.
BAL
BAL
BALDWIN PHARMACY, Joy & Oestin? pro-
prietors, NE cor Powell and Market, Telephone
Tw elfth Av' South bet L
o ^ V...-South27
t ^ Balwin Rosanna, widow,
3 t2 andM
. Baldwin S. M.. carpenter, r. 411 Capitol
"XJ KALD>VI\ THE, E. J. Baldwin proprietor, XE cor
Gp Market and Powell, Telephone Main 339
gr BALDm.X THEATER. Al HajTnan & Co. (incor-
i^ porated) proprietors, 936 Market
.^ Baldwin Thomas, capenter, r. 331 Fell
1— Baldwin Thomas J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 10
CO Bonita
C^ Baldwin Thomas, oiler Powell St. RR., r. 17 Florence
Baldwin William H., contractor, r. 1210 Fell
^ Baldwin William H., line printer Union Photo- Engrav-
C-3 inp- Co., r. 916 Twenty -second
CO Baldwin William 0., pressman D. S. Stanley x Co.,r. 211|
M BALDWIN & HAIYIMOND ,....
. *^ald>vin) successor t<» Mc ItVe, fialdwin <S:
'O •laiuiiiond, real estate, auctiuneers. insnr-
Q^ ance brokers, rent collectors and land
.__! agents, 10 Montgomery, Teleplione Main
CQ .599
O B^ Baldwin. See Bolniu
_ Baldwin's Electric and Gas Works, E. .J. Baldwin pro-
t3^ prietor, fiflice The Baldwin, works 439 Stevenson
C Bale Thaddeus, r. 2860 .Mission
•ZZ Balena Alexander, Es San Bruno Av nr Fifteenth .A.v
^^ South
t^ Bales Alexander Z., bakery, 240i Xmth
.S^ Bales Benjamin, cook, r. 733 Market
3^ Baletto .Joseph A., plumber Arthur Farrard, r. 116
Henrv
_ B.4LFUI R. Gl'THRIE Jt C«. (Stephen Williamson,
^.^^ Robert Balfour, Alexander Guthrie, Robert B. For-
^* man, Robert Bruce and A. B. Williamson) shipping
,^^ coramisssion merchants and insurance agents, 316
23^ California, Telephone Main 334, insurance depart-
^^ ment, Georire W. Spencer manager, 323 California,
hJ^ Telephone Main 201
—^ Balfour Robert (Balfovu-, Guthrie & Co.) r. Liverpool,
^. Eng.
~— ^ Balfey .John, shoemaker, 3Xatoma, r. 638 Howard
^■* Balger Charles, barber. 1091 Howard
<K?"Balger. See Bolger
Balgi Henry, woodcar^er, r. 620 Fourth
^J Balich Louis (Radulovich, Balich k Co.) r. 1600 Polk
^^ Balin Moritz, electrician, r. 1633 Gearj-
Balis Bernardo, laborer, r. 27 Stone
r^ Balis H., dishwasher Wilson's Dining Saloon, r. Waldo
J^ -* House
^J Balk George, butcher, r. 2013 Hvde
I^J Balk Stephen S., plumber, r. 2013 Hyde
^^ Balke Edward W., laborer, r. >rE cor Xevada and Ver-
<mont
Balke Gustav, seaman, r. 5 Washington
^^ Balke .John, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. NE cor Ver-
C^^ _^ . niont and Xevada
r^ Balkwill Charles, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 60 Morris Av
'^J B.ILL A. EVERETT, attorney at law, 39-40 Mer-
= -■=: chants' Exchange Bldg, r. 512 Geary
O Ball) Albert J., mining, r. 727 O'Farrell
Ball Alfred, clerk Winther Bros., r. Ill Langton
r 'I Ball Byron L., musician, r. 2007 Steiner
UiJ Ball Catherine M. Miss, teacher dra-ning Normal School,
^^^ r. SE cor Pine and Mason
C^^ Ball Char es H., r. 600 Pine
**^ Ball Charles R., liquors, r. 505^ Natoma
^P^ Ball Daniel, bartender L. Schultze, r. SW cor Greenwich
, ' and Battery
0^^ Ball Edgar F., superintendent E. J. Bowen, r. 100.5 Cali-
fornia
Ball Frank, teamster, r. 130 Fourth Av
Ball Frederick, porter, r. 752 San Jose Av
Ball George, r. 3934 Clay
Ball Geoi^e, gripman Presidio and Ferries RR.. r. 2309
Larkin
Ball George -A, accountant, 530 California, room .57, r.
614 Sutter
Ball Harrv, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 146 Eleventh
Ball Henrv- M., r. 1908 Stockton
Ball Herbert G., electrician S. F. Gas Fixture and Art
Metal Co. , r. 733 Stevenson
BALL HOR.ii'E >V., chief clerk motive power and
machinery department S. P. Co., r. Belvedere,
Marin Co.
Ball J., physician and surgeon, office and r. 1346 Market
Ball James, marine fireman, r. 541 First
Ball James E. , vamisher. r. 108.^ Hayes
Ball J. Frank, teamster W. W. Montague & Co.
Ball John, r. 531 San Jose Road
Ball John, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.. r. 2:i09
Larkin
Ball M. A. Mrs., bakerv, 1048A Folsom
Ball Richard, butcher, r. 345 Tehama
Ball Robert C, r. 232 Van Xess Av
Ball Stephen V., carpenter, r. 560 Howard
Ball William D., bookkeeper Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 706 Taylor
Ball William P. , engineer, r. 733 Stevenson
Ball William R., clerk, r. 871 Market
Ballantine T. C. , clerk stmr Umatilla
Ballant\-ne Alexander, superintendent constru-tion
Twelfth Light House District, 89 Flood Bldg. r. 531
Frederick
f^" Ballantvne. See Ballantine, Ballentine and Ballen-
tyne
Ballard Alfred H., shipping clerk Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 112 Valley
I^llard .\melia E., widow, r. 1601 Dolores
Ballard Arthur W., agent General Electric Co.
Ballard Caroline H. Mrs., adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 2122
Pacific Av
Ballard Duane, wharfinger Harbor Commissioners, r.
1717 Eddy
Ballard George, carpenter, r. 1820 Folsom
Ballard George, painter, r. 359 First
Ballard Ir-niigT., with Pac. Coast Oil Co., r. 2230 Jack-
Ballard J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 222
Turk
Ballard John (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. aaremont, Ala-
meda Co,
Ballard J. Stow, phvsician and surgeon, office and r. 610
Hyde, Telephone East 306
Ballard Laura A. S. Mrs., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 610 Hj'de
Ballard Martin J., clerk, r. 222 Turk
Ballard Richard, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 222
Turk
Ballard Walter, laborer, r. 607 Brvant
BallardWalter J., brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
725 Xatoma ,
Ballard William S., bartender Thomas W. Shaw, r. 113
Larkin
BALL.ARD «& HALL (Isaac R. Hall) wool brokers,
scourers and commission merchants and proprietors ,
Pacific Wool Depot, NW cor Fifth and Bluxome,
Telephone South 64
Ballatin Prosper, cooper Kilboum Cooperage, r. 1332
Folsom
Ballenberg Xathan, musician, r. 710 California
l^"Ballentj'ne. See Ballantine, Ballantrae and Ballen-
tine
Ballestoes Charles, miner, r. 115i Prospect PI
Balletto Frederick, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 116
Henrj-
Balletto Gabriel, produce, r. 116 Henry
Balletto Joseph, plumber, r. 116Henr>-
Bailey Edward J., merchandise broker, r. 910 Jack-
son
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
The Sari FrariGisGe GALL is a Great New-spaper
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
A CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
BAL
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BAN
iJallhaus Charles, dairyman, r. 816 Naples
Balliu Jacob H., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 326 Eddy
Ballin Morris, clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Ballingull Alexander C, salesman, r. 1909 Howard
Ballinger Arthur, r. 515 Twenty-third
Ballinger George T., bookkeeper Cal. Art Glass Bend-
ing and Cutting Wks, r. 1516 Baker
Ballinger James G., 3d Lieut. U. S. Revenue Cutter
Rush
Ballinger Jesse A., carman, r. 812 Lott
Ballinger John J., teamster, r. 1007 McAllister
Ballinger Thomas R., salesman Granger's Business Assn. ,
r. 1419 Howard
Ballinger William, painter Cal. Car Wks
Ballinger William G., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1516
Baker
Ballinger William R., jeweler, r. 537 Franklin
Ballinger William V. , painter, r. 1826 Market
1©" Ballinger. See Bellinger and Bollinger
Ballou Addie L., notary public, office and r. 62 Donohoe
Bldg
Ballser Edward C, cooper, r. 1001 Folsom
Bally Thomas, horsetrainer, r. 310 Jessie
Balm Louis, blacksmith, r. 553 Fifth
Balnaves William, cashier Balfour, Guthrie & Co. , r. 1016
Bush
Balny C. Mrs., feathers cleaned and dyel, 119 Stockton
Balny Eugene J., ostrich feathers and artificial plants,
25 Post, r. Alameda
Balny Mary Miss, bookeeper Eugene J. Balny, r. Ala-
meda
Baloek Stephen, laborer, r. 54 Jessie
B.4LOISh FIKK I%!«I'KANCK €0. (of Basle) Syz &
Co. general agents, 410 California
BALOIi^K in.lKl.N'l-: ISi^tiRANCE CO. (of Basle)
Syz & Co., general agents, 410 California
Baloun Joseph P., draftsman, r. 1107 Filbert
Balovich George, waiter A. Versalovich, r. 1522^ Jessie
Balser G. , dishwasher, r. Commercial House
Balser John, pipennker, r. 173 Perry
Balsloid Tony, broiler Johnson's Restaurant, r. 2003 Fil-
bert
Balssa Henry, dishwasher, r. 2006 Taylor
Balta Frank, bootblack, SW cor Washington and Mont-
gomery
Balthasar George M., mnfrs agent, 90 Chronicle Bldg,
r. 1137 Bush
Balthrope Louis, carpenter, r. Alms House
B.4LTIC (New York to Copenhagen and Stettin) Steam-
ship Co., A. W. Myer agent, 401 California
Baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad,Peter Harvey general agent,
9 MilLs Bldg, 2d floor
Baltimore House, Jules Camille proprietor, 502 Bush
Baltimore John, barber, r. 311 Jessie
Baltiansky D., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 443
Bryant
Baltz Charles (Cal. Brewing Co.) r. 24 Douglas
Baltz Ferdinand, fireman Milwaukee Brewery, r. 1347
Harrison
Baltzer Frederick, porter Crown Distilleries Co., r. 2306
Post
Balves Manuel F., barber, 210i Townsend, r. 413 Bran-
nan
Balz Adolph, clerk, r. 125 Twenty-seventh
BaLZ BROTHEKS <L FI^KKLDEV (Louis Balz
and Charles Finkeldey) tannery, E s Nebraska nr
Army
Balz Julia, widow, r. 1310 Nebraska
BALZ tOl'I •. (Balz Brothers & Finkeldey) r. 13244
Utah
Balz Matilda Miss, house keeper, r. 1232 Seventh Av
South
Balz Valentine, butcher, r. 1232 Seventh Av South
Balzarini Charles, steward Sartori & Fantini, r. 56 Clara
Balzer Julius, clerk Brown Bros., r. 1805 Eddy
Balzer Peter, proprietor Eureka Hotel, 411-415 Bran-
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TW^MRKOX STREET
Up-Stairs. opp. P.\l.\ce Hotel.
M. r.y Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
j-redericksbur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Baman Joseph, milker Willi Bros., [r. Ejs San Jose
Road nr County Jail
Baman Otto, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling& Sons, r. 664A
Minna
Bambauer Charles D., with John T. Farrell, r. SE cor
Park Road and Congress
Bamber John, manager Boston Medical Co., 84 Supreme
Court -Bldg
Bamber Margaret, widow, r. 1222 Union
Bamberger J. & Co. (Julius Bamberger) cigar dealers,
124 Pine
Bamberger Julius (J. Bamberger & Co.) r. 623 Post
Bamberger Leopold, r. 505 Buchanan
Bamberger Siguiund S., r. 1451 McAllister
Bamberger Solomon S. , merchant, r. 1451 McAllister
Baniford James, baker J. Bamford, r. 1914 Howard
Bamford John, baker J. Baniford, r. 1914 Howard
Bamford Jesse, baker S. Bamford, r. I(5l4 Howard
Bamford Joseph, bakery, 1914 Howard
Bammann Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 101 Van Ness
Av, r. 104 Fell
Bammann Heniy, machinehand, r. 385 Shotwell
Bammann Henry H., teamster, r. 385 Shotwell
Banachowski John, tailor, r. 479 Tehama
Banahan Alice Miss, r. 113 Perry
Banahan Bridget, domestic 311 Broderick
Banahan Henry, hostler Alexander McCord & Co., r. 514
Turk
Banahan Michael, driver, Jackson Brewery, r. 131 Lily
A\
Banahan Patrick, r. 113 Perry
6^ Banahan. See Bannahan
Banaring Mary, widow, r. 1008 Clay
Banalstine Melbourne, shoemaker, r. 318 Shotwell
Banchero Andrea, laborer, r. 17 Varennes
Banchero Andrea, laborer, r. 22 Filbert PI
Banchero John, laborer, r. 17 Varennes
BANCROFT A. L & CO. .......
L. Baii<-rot'l)ageiit« Knabe, Haines Bro>.,
Bash A iierts piaiio.s and .Yllller organs,
334 Post, Telciihone .5;i:i.
BANX'BOFT ALBERT L. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.)
and manager Hone\ Lake Irrigation Co., r. 1605
Franklin
Bancroft B. H.,with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1605 Franklin
Bancroft Brothers & Co. (Charles E. and Harlow P. )
school furniture and supplies, 120 Sutter, rooms 61-
74
Bancroft Charles E. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. 2425 Green
BANCROFT COMPANY THE
(incorporated) Hnbert H. Bancroft presi-
dent, Robert l». Bristol vice-president.
Frederick <;. Peterson .secretary and
treasurer, publishers, etc., and all school
apparatus. 733 .Market
Bancroft Frank W., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1605
Franklin
Bancroft Harlow P. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
BAX<;R4>FT HtJBEKT H., president The Bancroft
Co. (incoqiorated) 723 Market, r. 1298 Van Ness Av
BAXC'ROF'I LIBRARY lH», 1538 Valencia
B.4Xt'ROFT .MATILDA «. MR8., director The
Bancroft Co. (incoqjorated, r. 1928 Van Ness Av
Bancroft Nathan L., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, 231-251 First
BA^C'ROFT-WIIIT.VEV CO., F. P. Stone.president.
Fred G. Sanborn treasurer, J. HasBrouck secretary,
law booksellers, publishers and stationers, 438 Mont-
gomery, Telephone Main 29
Band August, butcher, SW cor Eighteenth and '\'alencia,
r. 707 Valencia
Band Jacob (The B. Friedlander Co.) r. 544a Castro
Band Joseph, butcher, SW cor Eighteenth and Valencia,
r. 707 Valencia
Band Martin, groceries and liquors, 421 Union
HO. SHOWCASES
T MARKET ST,
Catarrh of the Stomach Cured bv (For particulars see page opp. name Highland springs in register)
Any case Of Skin Disease Will yield to HIGHLAND SPRINGS WATERS
BAN
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Band Stephen, bakery, 409 Union
Bandansa Maria, widow, r. 427 Filbert
Bandenbitzel Franz, butcher J. Stutz & Co., r. 533 Union
Baudfield John H. , painter, r. 513 Post
Bandiera Marie, widow, r. 423 Broadway, rear "
Bandlni Henry, cook Giuseppe Bazzuro^ r. 114 Pacific
Bandle Frederick (Kroenke & Bandle) r. Oakland
Bandle George E., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Bandmann Charles J. , president California Rattan Co. , 55-
61 First, r. 2215 Broadway
Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.) r. 514
Lombard
Bandmann Louis Y. , stationery, 1027 Howard
BAXD)IAX.\, MELSEX A CO. (Julius Bandmann
and Hans Nielsen) commission merchants and djTia-
mite agents, 508 California, room 7
Banducci Agostino (A. Nardini & Co.) r. 702 Front
Bandula Dimitri, clerk AssemacopovUos & Joannides, r.
614 Montgomerj- Av
Bandv James, bootblack, SW cor Eighth and Market, r.
49 Nevada Av, B. H.
Bandy James, laborer, r. 1217J Howard
Bane Frank P. , gas manufacturer, 10 Stevenson, r. 236
Sutter
Bane John H., clerk George F. Grant, r. Temescal
Bane M. , seaman stmr San Juan
Bane Marj- J. , widow, r. 813 Hyde
Bane William, musician, r. 320'LiIy Av
Banes J., seaman stmr Colima
Baney Robert, porter University Club
Banfield Isaac N., electrician, r" 112 First
Banfield J. N., trimmer Edison Light and Power Co., r.
1025 Mission
Banfield John H., painter, r. 513 Post
Banfield William, e.xpressman SE cor Califonila and Polk,
r. Eighth Av and A
Banford Da\id, baker Log Cabin bakerj-, r. 518 Noe
Bangasser William F., clerk Ry. Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Banghart W., farmer, r. 126 ElUs
Bangs Albert, clerk cigar dept. Mau Sadler & Co., r. 1936
Stevenson
Bangs Albert H., advertiser, r. 24 Lapidge
B.4\GS BE.>'J.4.HI.\, real estate 120 Sutter, r. 112
Lyon
Bangs" Benjamin F., r. 1009 Treat Av
Bangs E. Mrs., widow, r. 19a6 Stevenson
Bangs Edward J., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1936
Stevenson
Bangs Frank C, law book agent, r. 1205 Sanchez
Bangs Frinklin, assistant secretarv Home Mutual Ins.
Co., 318 Caluomia, r. Oakland"
Bangs Harrj-, cook Max F. Katzer, r. Stockton bet Bush
and Pine
Bangs Isaac F., clerk H. Buckingham, r. Berkeley
Bangs Marj-, widow, r. 1936 Stevenson
Bangs Louis, clerk, r. 2" Hawthorne, rear
Bangs William, laborer, r. SW cor Fifteenth and Market
Bangson Minnie Miss, furnished rooms, 230 Minna
Bangston Olof, cabinet maker George H. Fuller Desk
Co., r. 251 Tilden
Bangtson John, timer Market St. Rv., r. 1236 Twentv-
sixth
Banich Peter, cook F. Juckich, r. Sausalito
Banislau William, seaman, r. 12 Sonora
Banix Victor, laundrjTnan Armand Lonquet, r. 1623
Fillmore
BANK AXTOX, groceries and cigars. Sixteenth Av
South bet M and N
BASiK C'O.lt.niiSSIO.N'ERS, Paris Kilbum, Jesse B.
Fuller and Harney W. Magee, C. H. Dunsmoor, sec-
retary-, 530 California
BANK EXt'HA.XCE, Brown i Nicol proprietors, SE
cor Montgomery and Washington
Bank George, bottler Rapp & DeBarrj-, r. 1427 Laguna
Bank George, conductor, r. 1307 Stockton
B.4\K ««F BRITISH t'ULI MBI.l. Walter Powell
manager, SE cor Bush and Sansome, Telephone
Main 962
BA>K OF BRITISH \ORTH .4MERICA, H. M.
J. McMichael and James C. Welsh agents, 120 San-
some, Telephone JIain 1142
BAMi OF i'ALIFORMA Bl ILDIXG, NAV cor
California and Sansome
B.V\K OF CALIFORMA THE, William Alvord
president, Allen M. Clay secretarj-, Thomas Drown
cashier, ^W cor California and Sansome, Telephone
Main 691
Bank of San Francisco (in liquidation) 22 San Francisc 1
Stock and Exchange Bldg
B.4\K OF SISSO.X, C'RO<'KER & CO.. George
W. Scott president, William W. Van Arsdale •.-ashier,
322 Pine
BANK. OF TARAPACA A\D LOXOO\ THE
(Lmiited) New York, Lima, Valparaiso, Callao, San-
tiago, Conception, W. R. Grace & Co. agents, 203
California
BA\K THE, M. Schlaudecker proprietor, fine wines
and liquors, 527 Clay
Bankart Hubert, mining engineer The Gold and Silver
Extraction Co. of America (Limited) 23 Stevenson
Banker Amelia, widow, r. 224 Lombard
Banker Annie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 133 Lombard
Banker August, foreman Fass Bros., r. 224 Lombard
Banker August, liquors, 536 Pacific
Banker Eda, candymaker, r. 133 Lombard
Banker Edith, hairdresser, r. 224 Lombard
Banker E. F., r. 6 Harriett
Banker George E., ironworker, r. Eighth Av South
C and D
Banker Herman, cigarmaker Fass Bros., r. 224 L^mibardj
Banker Mollie, widow, r. 133 Lombard
BA.XKERiii ALLIANCE OF CALIF41RMA THE,d
B. R. Keith manager., 736 Twent\ -first
BANKER'S LIFE ASSOCIATION, Cari H. Brode
stein agent, 248 Phelan Bldg
Bankes Walter M., barber George Rupp, r. 415 Minna '_
Bankowski William, cannerj- superintendent Alaska
Packers Assn. , r. Alameda
Banks Daniel, cook S. F. Laundrj-, r. 1519 Eddy
Banks Edward, seaman, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
Banks George, machinist Hadwen Swain Mnfg. Co., r.
637 Jessie
Banks George L., clerk Wells, Fargo i: Co., r. 1411 Folsom
Banks Henry A., lather, r. S s Twenty-second nr Doug-
lass
Banks Jessie F. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Gnimmar j
School, r. 2004 Vallejo
Banks John, laborer, r. 235J Minna
Banks Joseph, teamster Jersey MUk Co., r. 350 Tehama J
Banks Mary, widow, r. 235i Muma
Banks Roderick, carpenter, r. 139 Fourth
Banks Sarah J., widow, r. 637 Jessie
Banks Thomas C. , capitalist, r. 920 Guerrero
Banks William E., machinist Union Machine Co.,
Natoma
Banks William O., architect, 126 Kearny, rcx-ni 20, rj
1419^ Washington
Bankson Samuel B., clerk Adelphia House
Baunahan Edward, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co.
Bannan Barbara C. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary J
School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan George B., bookkeeper, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan George P., r. 515 T\venty-third
Bannan Lewis (Scott & Bannan) r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Margaret F. Miss, teacher Madison Prims
School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Philip L., machinist P. T. Taylor & Co.. r.
Twenty-first
Bannan William J., collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
323J Twenty-first
Bannan'William & Co. (William Bannan) stockbrokers,
316 Montgomerj-
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIIJEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Wark
a Speciatty.
331 MONTGOMERt STREET. Room 20
ELEOTRIO LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST,
Telephone Mission 40
A J AX COHL OIL GHS ENGINES
I»,A.IvIVIE5I« «»» leEj'K', ^fcOS »£».rx®oaa:i.e ®t.
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215
BAR
B^Bannan. See Bannon
Bannatyne Matthew S. , tailor, r. 832 Alabama
Banner Charles, vice-president Sunset Mnfg Co. , r. 919
Fourteenth
BAX.^EK FLOUR MILLS (Paso Robles) Sperrj-
Flour Co. proprietors, office 134 California
Rinner Marcus (F. Toplitz & Co.) r. 1002 Van Ness Av.
Telephone East 567
Bannennan John, law student, r. 716 Twentieth
Bannerraan Patrick, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 829
Folsom
Bannerman Tliomas R., bookkeeper Hibernia S. and L.
Society, r. 716 Twentieth
Bannerot Eugene A., machinist Golden State and Miners
Iron Wks, r. 2141 Mission
Bannett Louis, jeweler, r. 1611 Broderick
Bannick John F., traveling salesman Hinz & Landt, r.
222 Devisadero
Bannihan Edward, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co.
Banning Edward J., attorney at law with Henley & Cos-
tello, r. 634 Castro
Banning Frances A. Mrs., teacher Everett Grammar
School, r. 634 Castro
Banning John, laborer S. P. Co.
Banning Kate Miss, principal Peabody Free Kinder-
garten, r. 634 Castro
Banning Philip, laborer Steiger & Kerr
Bannister Alfred, office 307 Sansome, r. Hotel Bella Vista
Bannister Edward H., bench hand, r. 2015 Mission
Bannister Edward J., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r.
2015 Mission
Bannister George, seaman, r. 449^ Tehama
Bannister George W., stickerhand, r. 2015 Mission
Bannister John H., shipwright, r. 784 Harrison
Bannister Joseph H., r. 201S Mission
Bannister William (Hearfleld Bannister & Co.) r. Colum-
bia, Tuolumne Co.
Bannister William A. , porter Wells Fargo & Co. , r. 2015
William D. (Hearfield, Bannister & Co.) r.
Columbia, Tuolumne Co.
Bannon Alexander, janitor, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon James S., groceries aud liquors, 71 Natoma
Bannon John, watchman, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Kate, widow, r. Alms House
Bannon Kate A., domestic 2731 Clay
Bannon Malachi, janitor City Hall, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Mai^' S. Miss, furnished rooms, 761i Howard
Bannon May Miss, seamstress, r. 1800 Pierce
Bannoa Patrick, engineer, r. 323^ Twenty-first
Bannon Patrick, laborer, r. 3,)2 Eleventh
Bannon Philip, watchman, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Philip J., plumber, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon T. F., musician, r. 335 Twenty-first
Bannon Thomas, machinist S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Bannon William, molder, r. 352 Eleventh
1^" Bannon. See Bannan
Bmnwarth Philip, liquors, 2337-2333 Mission
Bansch August, laborer, r. 104 Nebraska
Bansun Emily, domestic 1816 Baker
Bantel Charles, bakery and restaurant, 505 Turk, r. 431
Larkin
Bantel Christel, woodturner, r. 509 Eighth
Banter Sidney, chief cook stmr Colima
Bantz George, clerk Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Banvin M. P., r. Oriel Hotel
Banz Adolph (Noll & Banz)r. 24 Ninth
Banz Alois A., buyer William ClufE Co., r. 715 Diamond
Baoer William, dishwasher Zimmerman & Romig, r. 861
Market
BAPTIS JOHN H.I manuraclnrer
gold pen«, 344 Kearny, r. Ilaywards, I'al.
BAPTIST CHiNKSE CHRISTIAX A-SOCIA-
TIOX, NW cor Sacramento and Waverly PI
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Baptista Jose (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 1925 Geary
Baptiste John, longshoreman, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut
Baptiste John, laborer Gray Bros., r. SE cor Homestead
and Twenty-fifth
Baptiste Joseph, laborer, r. 802 Fourth
BAR ASSOCIATIOX, San Francisco Savings Union
Bldg, NE cor California and Webb, Telephone
Main 5235
Bar Due Nelson, dentist, office and r., 124 Ninth
Bar Jacob, teamster, r. NE cor Railroad Av and Eighth
Av South
Bar Joseph, plumber, r. NE cor Railroad Av and Eightli
Av South
Bara Gustavo, furrier, r. 710 Hayes
Barada Mary E. Mrs., r. 243 Oak
Barada Henrj-, bartender, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Barafif Thomas, laborer, r. 537 Polk
Barague Caroline, laundress, r. 2307 Pine
Barats Ferdinaod, waiter, r. 300 Third
Baraty Francis, r. 708 Waller
Baraty George E., bookkeeper Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1227
Eddy
Barats Emil, liquors, SW cor Third and Folsom, r. 300
ITiird
Barback Claus F. , bartender, r. 1006 Minna
Barbagellata Giovanni B., r. 1413 Kearny
Barbano A. B., helper Adolph Hromada, r. 1720 Stock-
ton
Barbano Canio, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Barbano Giuseppe, r. 1720 Stockton
Barbara Salvatore, peddler, r. 233 Green
Barbat J. Henrv, physician, office and r.
Telephone South 353
Barbat Josephine E. Miss, teacher botany Cal. College of
Pharmacy
Barbat William B., physician, 1618 Folsom
Barbaux Narcisse, r. 308 Green
Barbe Camille, widow, r. 15 Wood
Barbe John (Barbe & Handy) r. 1624 Pacific Av
Barbe & Handv (John Barbe and Louis Handy) laxmdry,
1624 Pacifl'c Av
Barbeau Joseph O., filer Pac. Box Factory, r. 21 Garden
Barbee Charles P., cigar and tobacco dealer, 1604 Market.
r. 3i Larkin
Barbee Elias W., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2924 Bush
Barbee Emil, bartender, r. 2728 Sutter
Barbee Emma H., widow, r. 1090 Union
Barbee Frank, clerk, r. 1090 Union
Barbee Joseph, bartender, r. 120 Williams
Barbee Louisa T. Miss, clerk, r. 1090 Union
Barbee R. J., contractor and carpenter, r. 28 Eighth
Barbee Robert, paperhanger, r. 1090 Union
KARBER albert H., clerk California Casket Co..
r. 1124Shotwell
Barber Arthur F., bookkeeper Fred B. Haight, r. Ala-
meda
Barber Arthur H., blacksmith. Mission Road o]ip.
Seven-Mile House, r. N s Goeihe nr San Jcse
Road, Ocean View
Barber Bryant H., engineer Y. M. C. A.,r. 826 W^aller
Barber Charles E. , advertising agent, 418 Montgomen ,
r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Charles E., teamster, r. 3412 California
Barber Charles O., gardener, r. 3412 California
Barber Chauncey, teacher, r. New Western Hotel
Barber Emma J. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School, r.
]612Vallejo
BARBER <;E0R«E A., upholstering, carpet-beatmg
and la\ing, 1509 Market
Barber George B., salesman C. D. Ladd, r. 913a Powell
Barber Harr\- A., printer, r. 1317 Twenty -fourth
Barber H. B., r. 142 San Jose Av
Barber James B., master mariner, r. 1317 Twenty-fourth
Barber John A., contractor, r. 129 Taylor
Barber John H., bookkeeper Grangers' Bank of Califor-
nia, r. East Oakland
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428 California Street
Barber Joseph, damper A. B. Patrick & Co. , r. Tliirteeiith
Av nr O
Barber Julia E., domestic 1218 H\de
Barber Kate, widow, r. 114 Shipley
Barber Lillie, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Barber Lvicy Miss, spotter T. (). Marceau,
Barber Lyman H., agent druggists' supj
gomery, r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber P. T., pantninan, r. 00 Third
Barber Robert L., tailor, 114a Ellis
Barber Oceola, musician, r. 129 Taylor
Barber S. M. , clerk, r. 412 Clement
Barber Thomas H., Port Pilot, office 50<j Batten', roon
6, r. 1012 Vallejo
Barber William, attorney at law, 320 San«ome, room 20
1090 Union
418 Mont-
Russ Vallev
BARBER ZACHARY T.,
proprieter
knierpi-ise «ari>et Keating ^Vork.s and
ageni Knterprisr Matdi Fatlory, 'iS« Four-
teen ili. Telephone Mis^iion loO, r. 1747 Mis.
sion
l&" Barter. See Barbier and Barbour
Barberis Giacomo (Barberis & Lamaysou) r. 1314 Stock-
ton
Barberis Jean, cook Barberis & Lamaysou, r. 1314 Stock-
ton
Barberis & Lamaysou (G. Barberis and C. Lamaysou) res-
taurant, 1318 Stockton
Barberro A. , helper Adolph Hromada, r. 720 Stockton
Barber's Protective L'nion. 320 Post
Barbet Charles M., clerk Newman & Levinson
Barbet Etienne, tailor, r. 933 Clay
Barbetta Carrie Miss, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 203
Vallejo
Barbetta Joseph, cook, r. 40 South Park
Barbetta Madeline, dressmaker, r. 203 Vallejo
Barbetta Nicholas, hoseman Engine 12, r. 101 Commer-
cial
Barbetta Phiiomena, widow, r. 203 Vallejo
Barbetta Antonio, cook, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Barbich AntoneE., rest-urant, 633 Mission, r. 965 Har-
rison
Barbier Howard F., salesman W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1014 Geary
Barbier Joseph P., rancher, r. Twentv-ninth Av South
Barbier Nellie Mrs., r. 208 Fair Oaks
Barbier William, plumber J. F. Flynn
B^Barbier. See Barber and Barbour
Barbieri Bartholomew (Barbieri Bros.) r. 1G17 Bush
Barbieri Joseph, with Barbieri Bros., r. 1617 Bush
KAKKIERl ItKOTHEB!^ (Bartholomew and John)
wines, and liquors, 1311 Polk
Barberi Charles, groceries and liquors, 754 Brannan
Barbieri Frank, hackdriver, r. 7 Valparaiso
Barbieri Jennie Miss, r. 754 Brannan
liarbieri John (Barbieri Bros.) r. 1617 Bush
Barbieri Joseph, with Barbieri Bros., r. 1617 Bush
K.iRBIERI PAIL (Gray & Barbieri) r. 821 Union
Barbieri Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 155 Third, r. 224
Third
Barbini Giovanni, scavenger, r. 7 Varennes
Barbino Frank, laborer, r. 5 Grand PI
Barbino Michael, fruits and vegetables, 2154 Mission
Barbino Tomaso, bootblack, r. 5 Grand PI
Barbonehielli Pietro (M. Franceschini & Co.) r. 646
Seventeenth
Barbour Charles, dairyman, r. 3412 California
Barbour Charles O., gardener, r. 3412 California
Barbour Clitus, attorney at law, 8 Montgomery' Av
Barbour Eugene C, engineer, r. 3412 California
Barbour Frederick F., manager Power and Mining Dei>t
General Electric Co., r. Oakland
Barbour James W., mnfrs agent, 120 Sutter, room 79
Barbour Mary E. Miss, nurse, r. 1827 Polk
RARBOrR SILVER CO. (Hartford, Conn.) A. I. Hal'
& Son agents, 528-530 Market
Barbour Thomas J., foreman machinist Risdon L and
L. Wks, r. 304 Stockton
i^" Barbour. See Barber and Barbier
Barbrack Claus F., bartender ^'erein Eintracht, r. 1006
Minna^
Barbrack John F., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1709 Leav-
enworth
Barcell John, cigarmaker, r. 718 McAllister
Barceno John, musician, r. 1415 Stockton
Barckow Axel, laborer, r. W s Indiana bet Sierra and
Napa
Barclay Alexander J., ci\il engineer, r. 2114 Broderick
Barclay George, driver, r. 231 Sixth Av
Barclay George, fireman, r. 160 Steuart j
Barclay John, porter stmr El Capitan i
Barclay John A., capitalist, r. 846 Grove 1
Barclay John A., waiter, r. 718 Ellis '
Barclay Robert A., salesman W. W. Montagxie & Co., r.
1624 Howard
Barclay Robert H., carpenter, r. 1190 Haight
Barclay Roderick S., toolmaker Frances Smith & Co.,
r. San Rafael
1^" Barclay. See Barkley 1
Bard August, waiter, r. 6"l5 Post 1
Bard Clara W., widow, r. 1218 Clay 1
Bard George, waiter Russ House
Bardenhagen Claus, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-third and Dolores, r. 1001a Dolores
Barden Harrj- J. , «ith P. W. Bellingall, r. 1 Alabama
Bardet Alexander, cofltee and spices, r. 320 Lombard
Bardet Marie, domestic 1123 California
Bardez Frank, brass molder,'r. 2^5 Second
Bardon Gaston, clerk, r. 819 Howard
Bardon John \V., butcher, r. 608J Natoma
Bardon Kitty, domestic Eleventh Av South bet P and q
Barduhn John, merchant tailor, 8 Kearny, r. SW cor
Yolo and Rhode Island
Bardwell Frank, bookkeeper, r. 632 Post
Bardwell Wilham, real estate, r. 130 Eleventh
BARE BROTHERS (Soloman and Edwaid) furniture
and carjiets, 1251-1257 Market, Telephone South 147
Bare Edward (Bare Bros.) r. 610 Grove
Bare Edward C, ci^il engineer, r. 808 Mission
Bare Gustave, with Lachman & Sternfels, r. 710 Hayes
Bare Solomon (Bare d- Bros.) r. 710 Hayes
1^" Bare. See Barre
Bareche\ich Martin, cook Nicholas Sarscen, 814 Third
Bareford C. .Stace, attorney at law and mining, 213 Front,
r. 19 Beaver
Bareille John, wagonmaker, r. 1910 Fifteenth Av South
Bareilles Bernard, driver Bareilles Bros., r. Bay View
Bareilles Brothers (Emil and Felicien) dairj'men, Ba.\
View
Bareilles Emil (Bareilles Bros.) r. Bay View
Bareilles Felicien (Bareilles Bros.) r. Bay View
Bareilles Jacques (Bavle, Lacosta & Co.) r. Seventh Av
South bet L and M
Bareilles John, milker Bareilles Bros., r. Bay View
Bareilles Pierre (Bayle, Lacosta A: Co.) r. West Berke-
ley
> Thomas, driver BareUles Bros., r. Bay View
Barella Luigi, vegetables Colombo Market
Barendt Arthur H., reporter Examiner, r. 1450 Leaven-
worth
Baresford Henry, reporter, r. 1327 Page
Baresh Annie, widow, r. Alms Honse
Barett Marj-, widow, furnished rooms, 561 Mission
Baretta James, machinist, r. 842 Fourth
Barfoot Henrj", cook, r. 2722 Greenwich
Barfreet Edward, watchman, r. Eleventh Av South bet
I and J
Barg Henry, carrepairer S. P. Co., r. 719 Lombard
Barg John C. (Barg & Kleen) r. 1020i^ Guerrero
Barg A: Kleen (John C. Barg and Henrj' Kleen) managers
The Farmers' Warehouse Co., 526 Seventh
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Barger Daniel E., physician and surgeon, office 140;i
California, r. 1429 Sacramento
Barger H. M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1025 Oak
Barger William, machinist Eureka Machine Wks, r. 210
Eighteenth
Barges Michael, cook Guillaume Tell Hotel
Barget Morris, conductor, r. 1025 Oak
Bargin Taylor I., r. 201G Jackson
Bargion Clara Miss, instructress Singer Mnfg Co., r. 710
Ellis
Bargmann Frederick, bartender, r. 34 Jessie
Bargone Leonardo (Monte & Bargone) r. 1809 Stockton
Bargones James, baker, r. 2014 Dupont
Bargones Lola, widow, r. 2014 Dupont
Bargones Martha Miss, fruitpacker, r. 2014 Dupont
Bargones Peter, tinsmith, r. 2014 Dupont
Bargsen Charles, laborer, r. 1000 Chestnut
Bargsen Frank, laborer, r. 1000 Chestnut
Bargus Michael, laborer Lee H. Clayburgh, r. Oakland
Bari Angela widow, r. 11 Pollard PI
Barie A. , r. 44 Third
Baringer William H., butcher, r. 914 Twenty-third
Barion August, civil engineer, r. 936 Bryant
Barion Eugene, cook Frederick Grunowski. r. 617 Sac-
ramento
Barisiel George, carrier Post Office, r. 24 Rausch
Bark Frederick, seaman, r. 20C Steuart
KAKKAN AUOLPH, physician, eye, ear, throat and
nose, 14 Grant Av, room 6, Telephone Main 1183,
hours 10 A. M. to 3 P. M., r. 1808 Gough
Barkelew A. Ashton, vocalist, r. 510 Ellis
Barkentine Archer Company, Oliver M. Vesper presi-
dent, David G. Alexander secretary and treasurer,
220 California
Barker Arthur B. , printer War Cry, 1139 Market
Barker Charles, watchmaker Cal. Collateral Loan Office,
r. 334 3ush
Barker Claiborne, clerk, r. 914 Twentieth
Barker Edward, painter, r. 512 Fourth
Barker Eugene H., school teacher, r. 1918 Union
Barker Frank, milker J. Hein, r. 18th Av South nr C
Barker Frank, proprietor Pacific Storage Warehouse, r.
Fruitvale
Barker Frederick, porter, r. 58 Minna
Barker G. E. Miss, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Barker George (Barker & Davis) r. 171a Clara
Barker George, clerk Frank Barker, r. Fruitvale
Barker George W. , floorwalker The Maze, r. 220a O'Far-
rell
Barker Isabelle M., widow, r. 1430 Webster
Barker John E., cook stmr St. Paul
Barker Harry, clerk F. H. Lawton & Co. , r. 190 Noe
Barker Hattie Miss, r. 562 Pennsylvania Av
Barker Henry, boilermaker, r. 1 Chesley
Barker Henry L., carpenter, r. 1918 Union
Barker Henry P., carpenter, r. 263 Clara
Barker Isaac, bookkeeper, r. 309 Capp
Barker J. E., foreman Bush & Mallett Co, r. 354 Grove
Barker John (Barker & Warfield) r. 829 Stevenson
Barker John, vaquero James Hall, r. NW cor Sixth Av
Sovith and Railroad Av
Barker John G., manager city dept. O'Farrell & Co., 11
Montgomery, r. Hotel Colonial
Barker Joseph, conductor, r. 1403 Devisadero
Barker Joseph W., inspector Fire UnderwTiters' B'areau,
r. 515 Fell
BARKKK JOSHUA secretary American River Land
and Lumber Co., Sacramento Electric Power and
Light Co., and Sacramento County Water Co., 320
Sansome, room 16, r. North Temescal
Barker Peter E., metal spinner, 134 Sutter, r. 2920i
Folsom
Barker R., r. 1045 Market
Barker Ralph, clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co
Capp
Barker Richard, salesman, r. 413 Bartlett
Barker Richard, upholsterer, r. 413 Bartlett
309
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
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"LOHENGRIN"
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Barker Richard Jr., upholsterer, r. 413 Bartlett
Barker Robert A., chief clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S.
P Co., r. South Berkeley
Barker Thomas, r. 1 Cheslev
Barker Timothy L., capitalist, office 201-203 Market, r.
Oakland
Barker William, upholsterer, r. 413 Bartlett
Barker William H., r. SE cor Andover and Union Av
Barker William O., freight clerk stmr Saturn, r. 190 Noe
Barker Thomas E., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1511
Broderick
Barker & Davis (George Barker and Edward J. Davis)
roofers, 171 a Clara
Barker & Warfield (John Barker and Henrj' Warfield)
managers Co-operative Rooming House, 829-831
Stevenson off Tenth
Barkhaus Charles, clerk F. W. Barkhaus, r. 1812 Bu-
chanan
BARKIIAUS FKE1>ERI€K W., books and sta-
tionery, 213 Kearny, r. 1812 Buchanan
Barkhausen Bertha, domestic 1324 Filbert
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 1324 Filbert
Barkley Andrew J., printer, r. 723 Larkin
Barkley Charles M., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 507
Barkley Henry M,, tinsmith, r. 416 Jackson
Barkley Thomas, teamster Warren & Malley, r. S\V cor
Webster and Bay
Barkley William H.,' bookkeeper, r. 2104 Green
B^* Barklej'. See Barclay
Barkman Fred C, assistant manager Continental Insur-
ance Co., r. 2820 California
Barkman Louis, electrotyper Painter & Co., r. Oakland
Barlage Charles G., sign writer, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage Henry D., foreman Welch & Walsh, r. 27 Clinton
Park
Barlage William A., bookkeeper Nordnian Bros., r. 120
Guerrero
Barley Adolphus M., lodgings, lllSi Howard
Barley Ernest H., silversmith Shfeve & Co., r. 1113i
Howard
Barley George M., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1113:'r
Howard
Barley James S., brakeman, r. 428^ Fifth
Barling Charles E., secretary Western Clock Advertising
Co., 819 Market, r. 1710 Broderick
Barling Horatio J., superintendent Alaska Improvement
Co., 3 California, rooms 30-31
Barling Louisa, widow, nurse, r. 1710 Broderick
Barlo Manuel, launlrj-man Lick Laundry, r. 214 Pacific
rear
BAKLOW ALBERT, superintendent People's Ex-
press and Transfer Co. (incorporated) 20 Market, r.
Oakland
Barlow Arthur J., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. 215i Tehama
Barlow Caroline B. Miss, teacher Irving Primarv School,
r. 1715 Polk
Barlow Charles M. , laborer, r. 504 Ninth
Barlow Ed».in K., laborer, r. 336 Sixth
Barlow Frank T., traveling salesman Muser Bros., r.
Oakland
Barlow George, molder, r. 924 Minnesota
Barlow George B., 1213 Page
Barlow Harry C. , conductor, r. 1201 Guerrero
Barlow Henry, woodcarver D. M. Van Wart, r. 1504 Va-
lencia
Barlow James W., clerk, r. 4 Kate PI
Barlow John, butler 300 Page
Barlow Louis F., engineer Mutual Life Bldg, r. 231 Shot-
well
Barlow Margaret, widow, r. 215J- Tehama
Barlow Martin, longshoreman, r. 4 Kate PI
Barlow Mary, widow, r. 2226.V Post
Barlow Richard W., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1316 Cali-
fornia
Barlow Samuel, baker, r. 1724i San Carlos Av
D1X0M,B0BI}ES0H 4 CO. SHOWCASES
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Co.,
Barlow Susan, widow, r. 414 Dolores
Barlow William, teamster, r. 426| Ringold
Barlow William G., foreman Union Gas Engiii
195 Hyde
Barman Clara Miss, saleslady The Maze, r. 1937 O'Farrell
Barman Emil, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1937 O'Farrell
Barman Mayo, furnishing goods, 209a Powell, r. 307
Golden Gate Av
Barman Pauline, widow, furnished rooms, 804 Ellis
Barman Henry, r. 1937 O'Farrell
Barman Rebecca, fancy goods, 124 Fifth, r. 307 Golden
Gate Av
Barman Samuel, salesman, r. 307 Golden Gate Av
Barmettler Charles, millhand, r. 1630 Dolores
Barmore William A., physician, r. 404 Turk
Barmore William K., representative Keystone Watch
Case Co., 126 Kearny, room 12, r. 824 Powell
Barnaby George, barber, r. 820 Treat Av, rear
Barnaby Reginald H., contractor, r. 10 Decatur
Barnacle Jeremiah P., seaman stmr Eureka, r. 67 Minna
Barnacle William J., seaman, r. 67 Minna
Barnam Stewart, janit.w London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co. of Liverpool, r. Oakland
Barnard Archibald, attornev at law, 319 Pine, rooms 65-
66, r. 1306 Polk
Barnard Arthur F. , salesman Carlson-Currier Co. , r.
Oakland
Barnard AUyn M. , watchman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1096 Post
BAR\ARD FR.4.\K, wholesale and retail coal dealer
609 Battery, Telephone Main 5702, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Barnard George B. , expert accountant, 409 California,
room 7, r. 1117 Washington
Baniiud Hamilton W., stenographer, r. 723 Twentv-third
BAK\AR» .1. HO>VARU, real estate, 81 Columbian
Bldg, r. 305 Taylor
Barnard Lemuel H., bookkeeper S. F. Candle Co., r.
Oakland
Barnard Lila S., widow, r. 1324 Union
Barnard Robert W., drayman Gaskell & Regan, r. 935 V
Howard
Barnard Samuel, traveler, r. 116 Turk
Barnard Stephen P., clerk The Baldwin Billiard- Parlor,
r. 139 Taylor
Barnard Thomas, plumber, r. 108 Lily Av
Barnard Walter H., student, r. 527 Golden Gate Av
Barnard William, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 935i
Howard
Barnard William C, cashier Hippolite Dutard, r. Oak-
land
Barnard William L. , driver, r. 935^ Howard
l3S'"B:imard See Bernard and Bernhard
Bamardo Antoni, milker Richard Keller, r. cor Nine-
teenth Av and K
Barndtson Charles (Servant & Barndtson) r. 317 First
Banie Otto, plumber, r. 626 Jessie
Barner Henry, liquors, 541 First
Barner Herman, clerk H. E. Sievers, r. NE. cor Harrison
and Beale
Earner Louis, r. 913 Treat Av
Barner Louis H., bartender W. Smadeke & Co., r. 1215
Mission
Barner Minnie M., r. 913 Treat Av
Barner William, groceries and liquors. 2598 Howard
Barner Willi ,m, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission
Road and Sickles Av
Barner William, painter Charles Wreden, r. 423 Union
Barnert David J., accountant Hecht Bros. &, Co., r. 919
Polk
Barnert Lee, bookkeeper Western Transfer & Storage
Co., r. 919 Polk
Barnert Monroe, secretary and manager Western Trans-
fer k Storage Co. , 301 Clay, r. 919 Polk
Barnertot George, cabinetmaker, r. 70 Corbett
A. , truckman Truck 4
Aborne L., widow, r. 233a Mission
BARMES ARTHUR, manager California Stump
Puller Co., 84 Zoe, r. 18 Pond
Barnes Benjamin, miner, r. Alms House
Barnes Cecil A., porter Bernhard Bernhard, r. 1130J
Pacific
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, r. 503 Twenty-fourth
Barnes Charles L., with Evening Post Publishing Co.
Barnes Charles M. , solicitor International Hotel
Barnes Charles T., ship carpenter Union Iron Wks, r.
731 Twenty-second
Barnes Claude J., teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
Barnes Daniel H., seaman, r. 19 Stanley PI
Barnes David, tailor Raphael's Incorpjratjd, r. 721 Val-
lejo
Edgar M., manager Western Purchasing Agencv,
420 California, room 26, r. 732 Sutter
Edward, cellarman Chauche & Bon, r. 462 Minna
Barnes Edward, laborer, r. 653 Folsom
Barnes Edward H., meter repairer Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 18 Pond
Barnes Edward T. , waiter, r. 462 Minna, rear
Barnss Emily Miss, professional nurse, r. 1519 Clay
Barnes Emily Miss, professional nurse, r. 273.'i Califor-
nia
Emma L., widow, r. 824 Laguna
Barnes Fannie U. .Mrs., liquors, 7 Mason
Barnes Frank L , machinist, r. Park Hotel
Barnes George, mining, r. 327 Jessie
Barnes George, porter, r.~313 Elizabeth
Barnes George E. , r. Commercial Hotel
Barnes George P., bookkeeper Gould & Jaudin, r. 108
McAllister
Barnes George W., salesmau Revere Rubber Co., r. East
Oakland
Barnes John, baker John H. Loever
Barnes John, laborer, r. 9 Clay
Barnes John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Barnes John L. H., millhand Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
19 Stanley PI
Barnes John P., horseshoer, 329i Twentj'- third. Tele-
phone Mission 37, r. 329 Twenty-Third
Barnes John S., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel Co.,
r. 18 Pond
Barnes John S., machinist, r. 808 Minnesota
Barnes John T., bricklayer, r. Park Hotel
Barnes John W., liquors, 307 East, r. 3 Harriet
Barnes John W. , student, r. 821 Sutter
Barnes John Z., baker, r. 1426 Broadway
Barnes Joseph W. , molder, r. 210 Gough
Barnes Joshua D., ship carpenter, r. 731 Twenty-
second
Barnes J. W. ciachmm, r. 1045 Market
Barnes Kate, widow, r. 721 Bush
Barnes Lily Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Russell
Barnes Louise Miss, candymaker, r. 17 Russell
Barnes Luzerne B., irjn worker Western Iron Wks, r.
Berkeley
Barnes Michael, laborer, r. 408 Harrison
Barnes Monroe, assistant engineer U. S. stmr General
McDowell, r. 8a Shotwell
Barnes Nettie R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 516 Laguna
Barnes Robert D., bartender Mrs. Fannie G. Barnes, r.
7 Mason
B.4.RIVES ROBERT L. C, business manager Bul-
letin, r. 913 Golden Gate Av
Barnes Thomas F., president N. A. Wolcott & Co. (in-
corporated) 14 Grant Av, r. Los Angeles
Barnes Thomas H., bookkeeper D. P. Walt*;r, r. 906
Chiirch
Barnes Thomas J., seaman, r. 6 Union
Barnes William, bartender, r. 145 Fourth
Barnes William, cook, r. 637d Minna
Barnes William, machinist The Pelton "VVlieel Co. , r. 163
Fremont Av, Ashbury Height
Barnes William, pressman D. S. Stanley & C-k, r. 721
Bush
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
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215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mission 40
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BAR^'ES WILLIAM H., fraternal editor, 61-62 St.
Ann's Bldff, r. 1931 Devisadero
Banies William H. L., attorney at law, 48-52 Chronicle
Bldg, Telephone Main 252, r. 821 Sutter, Telephone
East 24
Barnes William J., upholsterer, r. 6 Kingston
Barnes William P., wood and coal, NE cor Sutter and
Larkin, r. 710 Geary
BAR\ES WILLIAM S., District Attorney, office
New City Hall, 2nd floor. Telephone Main 5813, r.
•2442 Jaclvson, Telephone West 468
Barnes William W., compositor Weekly Gazette, r. 249
Pacific
Barnes William W., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. 309 Twenty -eighth
Barnes William W. , painter, r. 1023 Twenty-fourth
BAKNET MOSES M., managing editor Journal of
Commerce, r. 1002 Polk
BARNEl'T ABeAII.4M I., attorney at law, 1 Mills
Bldg, 3rd floor, r. 1413 Scott
B.iK.\ET'r ABSALOM J„ architect, 103 Flood Bldg,
r. 414 Hermann
Baniett Ambrose M., travelinsr salesman Studebaker
Bros., r. 437i Page
Barnett B., compositor Schmidt Label & Litho Co., r.
478 Jessie
Barnett Benjamin (Barnett Bros.) r. 478 Jessie
Barnett Benjamin, butcher, r. 1929 Union
Barnett Benjamin, glovecutter, F. G. Conklin & Co., r.
1021 i Folsom
Barnett Benjamin J., drayman W. J. Barnett, r. 312
Vicksburg
Barnett Benno J., teacher music, r. 1718a Ellis
Baniett Brothers (Meyer and Benjamin) printers, 622
Clay
Barnett Charles, foreman Cal. Construction Co. , r. 533
Seventeenth
Barnett Charles, tailor J. B. Smith & Co., r. 619 Taylor
Barnett Elias, teamster, r. 10211 Folsom
Baniett George, laundryman, r. 919 Polk
Baniett Harry, clerk H. Jacoby, r. 1021^ Folsom
Barnett Harry, elevatorman, 523 Market, r. Alameda
Baniett Isaac, capitalist, r. 1701 Geary
Barnett James, druggist Baldwin Phaniiacy
Barnett John, seaman, r. 9 Richt, rear
Barnett John, stonecutter, r. 608 Sixth
Barnett John, supt Crocker Bldg, r. Alameda
Baniett John J., foreman Ornamental Iron Wks, r. Oak-
land
Barnett Joseph (Barnett & Kalisky) r. 309 Polk
Barnett K. Miss, r. 1408 Sacramento
Barnett Leon, clerk, r. 505 Powell
Baniett Mark J., tailor Samuel Damner, r. 312 Vicks-
burg
Baniett Marks, traveling salesman, r. 1834 Sutter
Barnett Meyer (Baniett Bros.) r. 478 Jessie
Baniett Pati'ick, paver, r. 397 Eighth
Barnett Richard H., wireworker S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 404 Third
Barnett Robert, chief clerk U. S. Mint
Barnett Robert S., porter William A. Brooks, r. 505
Powell
Barnett Samuel, shoefltter Buckingham d, Hecht, r. 27
Belcher
Barnett Sherman, waiter, r. 505 Powell
Baniett Sol. J., clerk George Gilbert, r. 925 Haight
Raniett Thomas, r. 825 Golden Gate Av
Barnett Thomas, butcher 530 Hayes, r. 638 Hayes
• Baniett William A., type founder Palmer & Rey Type
Foundry, r. 1821 Pine
Barnett William J., expressman, 211 Pine, r. 312 Vicks-
burg
Baniett William T., bookkeeper, 623 Turk
B.iK.\ETT M'lLLIAM T., managing clerk E. S.
Pillsbury, r. Berkeley
Baniett & Kalisky (Joseph Baniett and Samuel Kalisky)
wholesale crocker\- 197-199 Stevenson
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Barnewitz Eugene, capitalist, r. 1258 California
Barney Alfred S., agent Mutual Investment Union of S.
F. and secretaiy J. C. Anthony Co., 86 Chronicle
Bldg, r. Vernon Heights, Oakland
Barney Benjamin A., capitalist, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Barney Charles, storekeeper, r. University Club
Barney Christopher, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Barney Edward S. , journalist, r. 823 Mission
Barney E. H. Mrs., stenographer, r. 743 Pine
Barney James P., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 416 Larkin
Barney John W., r. 801 Ellis
Barney Mary E. , widow, r. 3004 California
Barney Thomas R., r. 3004 California
Barnham Edwin, trackman Sutter St. RR., r. 812
Kearny
Barnhart George A., wireman Edison Light and Power
Co. , r. 1045 Market
Banihart George W., manager Marion Steam Shovel
Co., 4 Sutter room 21, r. liOO Bush
Barnhart Glenn, salesman Hale Bros., r. 1515 Scott
Barnhisel Epernetus R. , laborer, r. 30 West Mission
Barnickel Bernard, student, r. 321 Van Ness Av
Barnickol Edward E. , foreman Mechanical Dept Cal.
Wire Wks, r. 908 Greenwich
Barnstead Thomas D., policeman, r. 149 West Av
Barnstead Thomas S., ship carpenter, r. 149 West Av
Barauui A. M., traveling passenger agent, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Barnum Albert (Barnum & Simmons) r. 1027 Laguna
Barnum Charles A., teamster, r. 171 Perry
Barnum Hannah E., widow, r. 1127^ Stevenson
Barnum Mary J., widow, r. 191 Perrj'
Barnum Noah, with Thomas Menzies, r. San Rafael
Barnum Samuel E. , waiter, r. 217 Grant Av
Barnum W. H., motomian Market St. Ry., r. 7 Lundy
Lane
Bannim Wilson T., porter, r. 258 Minna
Barnum & Simmons (A. Barnum and H. O. Simmons)
cigars and tobacco, 307 Larkin
Barnum Ina,, domestic 2418 Clay
Baron Abraham L., second-hand clothing, 1146 Folsom
Baron Henry, with I. Baron, r. 419 Fell
Baron Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 108 California Market,
r. 419 Fell
Baron J. & Co. (J. Baron and L. Cameto) blacksmiths
and wagonmakers, 630 Broadway
Baron John (J. Baron & Co.) r. 822 Broadway
Baron John, longshoreman, r. 539 First
Baron Peter, blacksmith, r. 709 Stockton, rear
Baron Peter, master carpenter U. S. Light House Dept. ,
r. 709 Emmet PI
Baron Samuel, clerk, r. 311 Waller
Baron William, barber, 2 O'Farrell, r. 119 Hermann
Baron Wolf, cloak maker, r. 7 Russ
fi^"Baron. See Barron
Baroni Peter, r. 31 Vandewater
Baronidis George M., physician, 504 Eddy, r. West
Berkeley
Baronie Frank, porter E. P. Roche, r. 805J Howard
Barozzi Palo, scavenger, r. 5 Bartol Alley "
Barquest Amanda, domestic 2523 California
Barr Alexander W., machinist, r. 508^ Natoma
Barr Andrew, painter, r. 1821i Greenwich
Barr Angelo C., helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
119 Fillmore
Barr Anna K., widow, r. 328 Oak
Barr Charles F., packer, r. 325 J Gearj-
Barr Daniel J., brickla3-er, r. 119 Fillmore
Barr Daniel J., clerk, r. 328 Oak
Barr Edwin, teacher athletics, r. 3030 Washington
Barr Emma A., widow, r. 130^ Ninth
Barr Fannie Mrs., umbrellas and parasols, 323 Bush, r.
3030 Washington
Barr Hannah K., widow, r. 328 Oak
Barr John G., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 729 Har-
rison
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Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
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Ban- Marcus, umbrellaraaker Mrs. F. Barr, r. 3030 Wash-
ington
Barr MDton H., r. 3030 Washington
Barr Robert, baker stmr Mariposa
Barr Stewart, umbrella manufacturer, 926 Larkin, r.
3030 Washington
Barr William, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Barr William, r. 3030 Washington
Barr William, conductor, r. 911 Illinois
Barr William, porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 3030
Washinjrton
Barr William G., cashier .James Munsell.Jr., r. 932 Union
Barr William H., r. 932 Union
Barr W. J., r. 41^ Russ
P^Barr. See Bar and Barre
Burra Ezekiel I., r. 744 Twenty-fifth
Barraco Vincent, speculator, r. 608 Laguna
Barradalo Alexander, engineer, r. 269 Clara
Barradas James C. , barber, r. 7 Pratt PI
Barraillac AdolphC., stock clerk Da\is Bros., r. 615 Jessie
Barrall Henrj-, clerk Lesser Crocker, r. 1623 Powell
Birras Hiram D., butcher, 519 Geary, r. 20 William
l^"Barrat. See Barratt, Baret and Barrett
Barratt John, shipwTight, r. 648 Second
Barratt Michael J., conductor Market St Ry, r. 102i
Coso Av
B^Barratt. See Barrat, Baret and Barrett
Barraud James, butler, r. 809 Mason
Barraza Ascionsion. fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 6 Red-
field Alley
^"Barre. See Baar, Balir and Bar
Barred Charles, blacksmith, r. Xew Westeni Hotel
Barren Abraham, peddler, r. 19 Langton
Barren Reuben, tailor, r. 19 Langton
Barren Samuel, clerk, r. 19 Langton
Barrere Charles, liquors and knlgings, 824 Montffomer\-
Barrere Frank, secretarj- The McGlew Ore Concentra-
tor Co., 132 Main and mining, 116 Da^is, r. 2206i
De^isadero
Barrere Jean, sausaaemaker, r. 809 Pacific
Barrere Harrj-, driver Louis Barrere, r. 418 Sutter
BARRERE LOI'IS. proprietor San Francisco Towel
Co., 116 Davis, r. 23 Oak
Barret Harry K., laborer, r. 412 Laguna
Barret Thomas, dravman E. G. Lvons Co., r. 332* Fell
«!t?" Barret. See Barrat. Barratt'and Barett
B.4RRETT ADDISO.V. Captain U. S. A. and militar>
storekeeper Department of California, 36 Xew
Montgomen-, r. 2057 Alameda Av, Alameda
Barrett Anton M., r. 800 Fourth
Barrett Barnabas J., sculptor, r. W s San Jose Av bet
Sadowa and Broad, Ocean View
Barrett Charles, expressman, XW cor Howard and Sev-
enth, r. 436 Seventh
Barrett Charles H., civil engineer, r. 516 Stockton
B.IRRETT CHARLES I., secretary- Pacific Gas En-
gine Co., and cashier San Francisco Gas Light Co.,
r. Sausailto ■
Barrett Cornelius, laborer, r. 431 Ringold
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 609J Minna
Barrett Edward, printer, r. 412 Laguna
Barrett Edward, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
BaiTett Edward J., horse-sheor Sullivan Iv Reilly, r. .5i
Rausch
BaiTett Elizabeth, widow, r. 5^ Rausch
Barrett Emmett P. (John S. Barrett & Co.) r. 1325
Steiner
Barrett Francis A., carpenter, r. 1426 Seventh Av, South
Barrett Frank, dental student, r. 1324 Golden Gate Av
Barrett Frank M., teamster, r. 800 Fourth
Barrett George, barber Stem Brothers, r. 2171 Tehama
Barrett George, teamster, r. 46 Silver
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 1003a McAllister
Barrett Isadore A. Miss, saleswoman Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co., r. 428 Geary
Barrett James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 23 Cook
Barrett J. A., salesman Da\is Brt.s., r. 315 Geaiy
John (Barrett & Co.) r. 751 Sutter
Barrett John, car})enter, r. 317 Moulton Av
Barrett John, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Barrett John, teamster, r. 41 Gilbert
Barrett John J., attorney at law, r. 628 Eddy
Barrett John J., clerk J." J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1029 Xa
toma
Barrettt Johji J., clerk Stanlev, Haves, McEneniey &
Bradley " " '
Barrett John J., president Am. Bakers Union, SlSa How- .
ard, r. 129 Clara
Barrett John P., reporter Chronicle, r. 129 Clara
Barrett John S., physician, office 1324 Golden Gate Av
Barrett John S. & Co. (Mrs. Marj- A. and Emmett P.
Barrett) stockbrokers, 228 Montgomen'
Barrett Joseph, clerk, r. 1324 Golden Gate Av
Barrett Joseph A., clerk J. O'Kane, r. 1114 O'Farrell
Barrett Kate Miss, stenographer Clara E. Foltz, r. ISlOa
Ellis
Barrett Kate, widow, r. 9 Preston PI
Barrett Louis, engineer, r. 107 Sixteenth
Barrett Maggie G. Miss, stenographer, 302 Montgomerv,
rooms 3-4, Telephone Main 991, r. 1810 Ellis
Barrett Mary Miss, shoe fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1116 Kansas
Barrett Marv, widow, r. 24 Masonic Av
Barrett Man- A. Mrs. (John S. Barrett i Co.) r. 1324
Golden Gate Av
Barrett Marj- J., widow, groceries and liquors, 313
Seventh
Barrett Maurice, hosemen Engine 25, r. Twenty-second
nr Bryant A^•
Barrett Michael, boilermaker,. r. 406 Br.vant
Barrett Michael, laborer, r. 620J Xatoma
Barrett Michael, laborer S. P. Co., J
Barrett Michael, longshoremen, r. 804 Third ;
Barrett Michael, teamster George Morrow & Co., r. 39 t
Clav '
Barrett Michael J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 102J ,
California Av
B.IRRETT n. G. MISS, shorthand reporter and
t\-pewriter, 302 Montgomerv, rooms 3-4, r. 181<>a
Ellis
Barrett M. J. , r. 43 Sixth
Barrett M. J., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 102i California Av
Barrett M. L. Mrs. , special agent Chocolate Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil Co., r. 2619 Sutter
Barrett Morris, clerk, r. 1814 Laguna
Barrett Morris, teamster Jonas, Erlanger & Co., r. 124
Twenty-second .
Barrett Nellie Miss, salesladv George A. Moss, r. 1003a
McAllister
Barrett Nora Miss, dressmaker, 1513 Market, r. 412 La-
guna
Barrett William J., traveling salesman John A. Roeb-
ling's Sons Co., and president Pac. Coast Com.
Travelers' Assn, r. Oakland
Barrett Patrick E. , mixer S. F. and Pac. Glass Wks, r.
1409 Utah
Barrett Patrick F., conductor, r. 1115 Oak
Barrett Patrick H., Inspector Custom House, r. 1209 De-
visadero
Barrett Patrick V., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
366 Minna
Barrett Richard T. , framemaker, r. 1029 Xatoma
Barrett Sabine, widow, r. 937 Nineteenth
Barrett Thomas, blacksmith, r. 16 Arlington
Barrett Thomas, drayman E. G. Lyons, r. 505 Leaven-
worth
Barrett Thomas F., dental student, r. 1324 Golden Gat,
Av
Barrett Timothy J., salesman George Morrow & Co., r.
W s Nineteenth Av nr Pt. Lobos Av
Barrett Webb W., bookkeeper S. F. Laundrv Assn, r.
1622 Post
Barrett William, laborer, r. 412 Laguna
Barrett William, horse clipper, r. 553 Howard-
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SEJEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°,.l?"p^.^vtfT'p^,1/.?'r^J?i'^
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BAR
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^ARRETT WIELIAM «., secretary and treasurer
i San Francisco Gas Light Co. , SE cor First and Na-
tonia, and iiresident Pacific Gas Engrine Co., r. Sau-
salito
Jarrett William H., carjjenter, r. 1714 Folsom
iarrett William J., finisher Globe Glove Co., r. 321 Ellis
Jarrett & Co. (John Barrett and Albert E. Skiff) real
, estate, 865^ Market
tAKKETT «k SHERWOOD (William J. Sherwood)
jewelry and diamonds, 9 Geary
(^Barrett. See Barrat, Barratt and Barret
JaiTey Robert, gardener, 1132 California
Jarri Angela, widow, r. 11 Pollard PI
I^Barri. See Barre
Jarricklo James R., clerk Equitable Life Assurance So-
ciety
Jarricklo John J., wireman Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 835 Sutter
Jarrickman James M., physician, 12 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor
Jarricks Louis, engineer Engine 14, r. 1017 McAllister
Jarrie Alexander C, salesman Diebold Safe Co., r. 1124
Guerrero
iarrie Charles J., teamster, r. 127 Clara
Jarrle James H., molder, r. 137 Fifth
I^Barrie. See Barry
Jarriere Eugene, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth Av
South bet M and L
Jarriere Frederick, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. Sixth Av South nr P
.iarriessa Filiberto, machinist, r. 7 Dawson PI
'Jarringer Bertha Miss, principal Central Kindergarten,
r. 123 Ridley
iarringer Edward J., Street Inspector, r. 124 Sixth
^Barringer. See Berringer
tARKI\4;TO\ l'HARLE»» L., druggist, 1800 Mar-
ket
{arriiigtcn George F., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
3an-ington John, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1741
Union
Jarrington John, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
{arrington William, r. 164G Market
'Sams Frank, groceries and liquors, 114 Randall
Harris George, liquors, 508 Broadway
Jarris Hiram D., butcher, 519 Gean% r. 20 William
Jarron Agnes, widow, r. 1124 Golden Gate Av
Jarron Annie W. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1512 Tones
{.4RRON A'tTHIIR W., division superintendent
Market Street Railway, office junction Market and
Valencia, Telephone South 210, r. 822a Dolores
Jarron Bridget, ^vidow, r. 518 Howard
Jarron Caroline M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1512 Jones
Jarron Cornelius, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Sierra and Michigan
Jarron Cornelius J., painter and paperhanger, 1217
Market
Jarron Declan, clerk James J. Silk, r. 1526 Howard
Jarron Eva, widow, r. 1822 Sacramento
Jarron George, compositor, r. 922 Greenwich
Jarron George E., r. 301 Leavenworth
Jarron George E., office 916 Market, room 48, r. The
Baldwin
Jarron Harry, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 121 Her-
mann
Jarron Israel C, with Searchlight Advertising Co., r.
1334 Valencia
Jarron James, bartender, r. 107 Welsh
Jarron James, bartender P. Connolly, r. 528 Fourth
Jarron James, engineer stmr. Mt. Eden, r. Alameda
Jarron James, miner, r. 113 Larkin
Jarron James, patrolman Morse's Patrol System, r. 518
Howard
Barron John, machine hand Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
SW cor Sierra and Michigan
Barron John H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 227 Perr,-
Jarron John M., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1217 Market
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
62a TUU^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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BEST BEER ON EARTH.
TeJephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Barron Kate, domestic NW cor Carl and Stanyan
Barron Lilian Miss, telephone operator, r. 121 Hermann
Barron Miguel C, r. 2319 Mission
Barron Richard, master stmr. Grace Barton, r. Jit. Eden
Cal
Barron Richard, real estate, r. 1219 Waller
Barron Tillie Miss, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1124
Golden Gate Av •
Barron Richard M., clerk, r. 1217 Market
Barron Walter, musician, r. Alms House
Barron William, barber, 1 Grant Av, r. 119 Hermann
Barron William, carpenter, r. 1512 Jones
Barron William, stonecutter, r. 236 Nineteenth
8^ Barron. See Baron
Barrone Sante, machinist Edison Light and Power Co
r. 52b South Park
Barrone S. F., electrician, r. 172 Perry
Barros George, restaurant, r. 2109 Mason
Barrow Jeremiah, machinist Overman Wheel Co., r. 86
Ninth
BARRO>V, WADE, CiHTHRIE A CO., account
ants and auditors, 8 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Barrowman John, shipjoiner 14 Folsom, r. 167 Virginia
Barrows Charles E., cook John Beischl, r. 210 Wash-
ington
Barrows Charles M., salesman Smiths' Cash Store r
Berkeley, Cal.
Barrows Edward C, bookkeeper, r. 2530 Sutter
Barrows Francis S., widow, r. 509 Natoma
Barrows Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 524 Eddy
Barrows Laura M. Miss, teacher Henrj- Durant Primar^
School, r. 25.30 Sutter
Barrows Louis D., photographer Leonard Richardson
BARRO>V.S WILLIAM H., attornev at law, 118
Phelan Bldg, r. 1420 Hayes
^^Barrows. See Burrows
Barrozzi E., fresco painter, r. 2417 Clay
Barrs William, teamster Warren & Mallev, r. SW cor
Bay and Laguna
Barrj' Aaron J., r. 1910 Eddy
Barry Agnes P. Miss, teacher Faimiount Primary School.
r. 2519 Filhnore
Barrj- Anna Miss, seamstress, r. 40 Quinn
Barry Bartholomew, clerk S. P. Co., r. 102 Caroline
Barry Bartholomew, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Barry Brothers (James W. Barry) proprietors Potreni
and South San Francisco Express, NW cor Third
and Howard
Barry Bridget, widow, r. 361 Clementina
Barr>- C. A., clerk J. J. O'Brien, r. 10 Monroe
Barrv^ Catherine F. Miss, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barrj' Charles, r. 761 Mission
Barry Charles, longshoreman, r. 242 Greenwich
Barrj- Charles J., milkman, r. 2013 Ellis
Barry Christopher, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 10
Monroe
Barry Christopher, tinroofer, r, 301 Castro
Barrj- Corliss C, student, r. 1 Rushton
Barrj' D., r. 417 Larkin
Barry David (Barry & McNally) and liquors, 213 Larkin,
r. SW cor Twentieth and Eureka
Barry David, longshoreman, r. 153 Minna
Barry David J., soapmaker Commercial Soap Co., r. 40
Quinn
Barry Dennis, wool sorter, r. 301 Castro
Barry D. J., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. Hi Powell A\
Barry Edward, laborer, r. Alms House
Barrj' Edward, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 316 Utah
Barry Edward, messman stmr Acapulco
Barrj- Edward, stock and bond broker and secretarj- The
Stock and Bond Exchange, office 438 California r
Oakland
Barrj' Edward P., cigarmaker Peter C. Bliek, r. 828 Po-
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Bam- Edward S., clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 915 Twenty-fifth
Barrj- Eliza M., widow, r. 2519 Fillmore
Barrj- Ellen, widow, r. 216 Harrison
Barry Ernest, student, r. 110 Webster
Barry Fanny, widow, r. 32 Victor
Barrj- Frank W., Inspector Custom Aouse, r. 2109i
Howard ••
Barry Frederick, auditor Goodall, Perkins Co., r. 138
Castro
Barry George, plumber, r. 555 Minna
Barry George F. , cutter, r. 8 Glover
Barr\- George S., foreman James H. Barr>-, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Barrj- Guy, bricklayer, r. 428V Fifth
Barry Guy (^Mortensen .& BarfyJ r. 1812 Market
Barry Aannah, domestic 2203 Sutter
Barrj- Hannah E., widow, furnished rooms, 200 Stockton,
r. 1107 Van Xess Av
Barry James, boilerraaker, r. 2523 Sacramento
Birry James, carpenter, r. E s Kosciusko nr Union Av
Barry James, laborer, r. 166 Tehama
Barry James, pantrj-man stmr Umatilla, r. 25 Minna
Barrj- James, paver, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Barrj- James, porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. Fruit-
vale
Barry James, teamster U. S. Custom House
Barrj- James, waiter stmr Australia
Barry James, w-ool scourer Frederick S. Moody, r. Ill
Morris Av
Barry James, mason and builder, olBce 16 Post, r. 118
Chattanooga
Barry James E., shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina
Ban-y James F., teamster, r. 7 Church Lane
Barry James F. , policeman, r. 626 Jersej-
Barry James H. , clerk, r. 32 Victor
Barry James J., coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r. 32A
Garden
BARRY JA.IIES H., printer, editor and publisher
The Star, i29 Montgomery, Telephone Main 358, r.
2415 Sacramento
Barrj- James J., r. 88 Ash Av
Barry James J., policeman, r. 2136 Union
Barry James J., w-aiter, r. 22 Stockton PI
Barry James L., coppersmith, r. 32^ Clinton
Bany James M., teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 923 Harrison
Barrv James W. (Barrv Bros.) r. cor Thirteenth Av
South and M
Barrj- Jeremiah P., stenographer, r. 801 Leavenworth
Barry John, boatman, r. 61 Tehama
Barry John, boilermaker, r. 32i Clinton
Barry John, laborer, r. 4 Zoe
Barrj- John, packer Anglo-American Crockerj- and Glass-
ware Co. , r. 102 Caroline
Barry John, packer William ClufF Co., r. 6-26 Jersey
Barry John, seaman, r. 631 Second
Barry John, teamster Miller & Lux, r. Seventh Av
South nr RaUroad
Barry John, watchman, r, 11 Essex
Barry John Mrs., widow, r. 8 Glover
Barrv John D., bookkeef)er John F. Quade, r. 202*
Fourth
Barry John D. , teamster, r. 704 Railroad Av
Barry John H., operator, r. 517a Grove
Barry John H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 7
Church Lane
Barry John H., shoemaker Porter, SI essinger & Co., r.
517a Grove
Barr\- John J., calker, r. 607 Douglass
Barrj- John J., clerk local Freight Office S. P. Co., r. Oak-
land
Barry John J., engineer, r. 361 Clementina
Barrj- John J., plumber, r. 100 Haj-es
Barrj- .John R., boilermaker McMurphj- & McEvov, r.
62 Clara
Barry John R., boilermaker P. F. Dimden, r. 39 Garden
Barry John T., blacksmith, r. 708 Ivy Av
Barry John W., butcher, r. 11 Essex
Barry Joseph, cleaner Louis J. Renault, r. 731 Minna
Barrv Joseph, lamplighter, r. 25-23 Sacramento
B.lRRl' JOSEPH E., presiding Justice of the Peace,
New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 88 Ash Av
Barrj- Joseph F. , doormaker Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
32 Victor
Barry Joseph, miner, r. 33 Hinckley
Barrj- Lena, domestic 2105 Steiner
Barrj- Lilia, domestic 1533 Sacramento
Barry Louis, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 615 York
Barrj- Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Ninth
Barrj- Margaret Miss, tailoress, r. 4 Zoe
Barrj- Marie C. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 2318 Mission
BaiTy Martha C, w-idow, r. 1 Rushton PI
Barrj- Marj- Miss, dressmaker, r. 508 Eddy
Barry Maty, w-idow-, r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Mai^*-, widow-, r. 40 Quiun
Barrv Marv, «-idow, r. 620 Jersej-
Barrj- Marj- A., widow, r. 1106 Clay
Barrj- Marj- E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 2523" Sacramento
Barrj- Mary M. , domestic 2214 Jackson
Barry Matthew B., fruit and produce dealer, r. SE cor
Railroad Av and Sixteenth Av South ,
Barrj- Maurice, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemeterj", r. 7
Boyce
Barry Slichael, policeman, r. 1421J Valencia
Barn- Michael, laborer, r. 9 Sunshine Court
Barrj- Michael, laborer, r. 219i Tehama
Barrj- Michael, laborer, r. 853 Harrison
Barrj- Michael, tallow- worker, r. E s San Bruno Av nr
Cortland Av
Barn- Michael, watchman O'Connell & Lewis, r. llj
Pow-ell Av
Barrj- Michael, wharf builder, r. 25J Minna
Barry Michael H., deputy County Clerk, r. 1710| Jones
Barrj- Michael J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. W s Ben-
nington nr Cortland Av
Barry Nora, w-idow, r. 1309 UUh
BarrV Owen, teamster, r. 708 Ivy Av
Barry Patrick, clerk S. P. Co., r. 424 Tenth
Bany Patrick, foreman Engine 15, r. -2424 California
Barrj- Patrick, fuTiishing goods, 444^ Sixth
BarrJ- Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Zoe, reir
Barrj- Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 243i Peny
Barry Patrick, laborer, r. 316 Utah
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, 814 Howard
Barry Patrick, servicemao S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26
Minna
Barrv Patrick I., assistant O'Cj'.mor, MofEatt & Co., r.
424 Tenth
Birrj- Peter, fireman, r. 24 Federal
Barrj- Peter, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 305 Clipper
Barrj Philip F., blacksmith, r. 367 Clementina
Barry R. E., farmer, r. 537 Sacramento
Barry Richard, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 13 Boyoe
Barrj- Richard, laborer, r. Alms House
Barry Richard, laborer Vincent Kingwell, r. 260 Clara
Barry Richard, miner, r. 19 Freelon
Barrj- Richard J., liquors and lodgings, 836 Illinois
Barrj- Richard L., clerk, r. 21 Bausch
Barry Richard M. , patrohnan Morse's Patrol System, r.
1605J Sin Carlos Av
Barrj- Richard M., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 1607i
San Ca^lo^ Av
Barry Richard T., upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 7* Isis
Barry Robert, r. 1737 Broadway
BiTTV Robert, gardener, r. 1212a Clay
Banjk' Robert M., policeman, r. 845 Eighteenth
Barry Robert V., machinist Cahill & Hall Elevator Co..
r. 340 Fremont
Barry Rose A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 223 Eddy
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC^lL^r.^rsLlfJ
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Barry Sarah J„ widow, r. 2415 Sacramento
Barry Susan Mrs., r. Alms House
Barry Thomas, cook Hotel Pleasanton
Barry Thomas, hoseman Engine 7, r. NW cor Albin Av
and Sixteenth
Barry Thomas, laborer, r. 440 Third
Barry Thomas, laborer Sprlnsr Valley W. \V., r. Lake
Merced
Barry Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-second and
Point Lobos Av
B4.RKV TUOMAi^ F., attorney at law, Nevada
Block, Telephone Main 1196, r. 910 Greenwich
Barry Thomas F., laborer, r. W s Beniuni,^;on nr Cort-
land Av
Barry Thomas F., machinist r. -260 Clara
Barry Thomas S., oiler stmr Alan.eda, r. 2423 Sacramento
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Barry T. J., invoice clerk Custom House, r. 4365 Castro
Barry William, blacksmith, r. 310 Tehama
Barry William, clerk, r. 24 Glover
Barry William, elevatorman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Fniitvale
Barry William, foreman Howard St. RR.,r. 640 Jessie
Barry William, laborer, r. 315 Jessie
Barry William, lamplighter, r. 2023 Sacramento
Barry William, shipwTight, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William, trackman, r. 470 Third Av
Barry William, waiter, r. 100^ Second
Barry William E., cutter, r. 8 Glover
Barn,- William E., foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
40 Quinn
Ban-y William F., pressman James H. Barry, r. Golden
Gat«, Cal.
Barrv William H., clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. 408
third
Barry William J. , blacksmith, r. 2318 Mission
Barry William J., collector Western Meat Co., r. 969
Barry & McNally (David Barry and Frank H. McNally)
attorneys at law, 213 Larkin
t^ Barry. See Barrie
Bars Chris, laborer, r. 1028J Potrero Av
Barsanti George, fruits and vegetables, 415J Fifth
Barse E. Miss, missionary, r. 2633 Mission
Barsel Louis C, plate printer Dodge Bros., r. 1221 Noe
Barsi Americo, fruits and vegetables, 502^ Third
Barskey Keva, salesman Eastern Clock Co. , r. 314^ Elev-
enth
Barski James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 926 Mission
Barsocchini Giuseppe (Barsocchini & Galli) r. 303 Hayes
Barsocchini Michele, fruits and vegetables, 1325 Stockton,
r. 1510,^ Powell
Barsocchini & Galli (Giuseppe Barsocchini and Eugene
Galli) fruits and vegetables, 303 Hayes
Barsotti Andrew, r. S s High bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Barsotti Baptiste, salesman Chas. Barsuglia & Co., r.
1510A Powell
B.4KSOTTI€AMILLO, phjsician and surgeon, 607
Washington, office hours 9 to 10 A. M. and 2 to 4
P. M., r. 911 Broadway, hours 12 M. to 2 P. M.
Barsotti Charles, tinsmith, r. 721 Union
Barsotti Francesco, fruits, 34 Twenty-fourth
Barsotti Julian, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
721 Montgomery Av
Barsotti Letitia Miss, stenographer, r. 721 Union
Barsotti Nellie B., widow, r. 721 Union
Barss Elizabeth W. Miss, clerk Amos Peacock, r. 2633
Mission
Barstow Alfred (Rhodes & Barstow) attorney at law, 430
California, r. Oakland
Barstow Benjamin, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 632 Mission
Barstow Carl, bartender Lewis, Anderson & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Barstow Ella, domestic 146 Montana
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bliuminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
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Barstow Ella A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 38 Moss
Barstow Frank E., salesman B. F. Barton & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Barstow George Mrs., widow, r. 927 Pine
Barstow Joseph N,. clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Barstow William A., wireman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 1826 Eddy
Barsuglia Charles, r. 611 Montgomery Av
Bartel Gustav P., cashier Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 55
Hoff Av
Bartel Robert, liquors, 127 East, r. 347 Fourth
Bartell Rodger, carpenter, r. 22 Birch Av
Bartels Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Bartels Conrad, carpenter, r. 837 Pacific
Bartels Frederick, bartender John Strothoff, r. 237
Minna
Bartels Frederick, carpenter, r. 145 Twelfth
" i George L., litho pressman Schmidt Label &
Litho Co., r. 522 Filbert
Henry, r. 314 Laguna
Bartels Herman C, porter, r. 415 Minna
Bartels John, baker Page & Falch, r. 535J Stevenson
Bartels John, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1211 Fillmore
Bartels Peter, carpenter, r. 145 Twelfth
" Peter H., liquors and oyster saloon, junction
Valencia and Mission, r. 2130 Mission
William R. , driver Wells Fargo & Co., ;
Filbert
B^" Bartels. See Bartel and Bartles
Barter Augusta B., widow, r. 1124 Guerrero
Barth Adam, r. 463 Minna
Barth Albert, clerk, r. 127 Julian Av
Barth Alphonse, butcher, r. 428 Broadway
Barth Alphonse, sausagemaker Alber & Wachter,
Third
Barth Charles, cornicemaker Conlin & Roberts,
Julian Av
Barth Emil, teacher music, r. 3340 Pine
Barth George F., clerk Philip J. Barth, r. 1441 Market
Barth Herman, cornicemaker Conlin & Roberts, r. 521 J
Valencia
Barth Hermann (Kenitzer & Barth) r. 2800 Bush
Barth Isidor, machinist, r. 517 Union
Barth Jacob, with Philip Barth, r. 2408 Fillmore
519
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Barth Jacob, witn fninp tsar
BARTH PHILIP,
_ broker and dealer In
loJ-al securities, '446 California, r. Palace
Hotel
Barth Philip J. , patent medicines, 915a Market, r. 1441
Market
Barth Robert H., teacher physical culture public
schools, r. 828 Page
Barlh Rudolph C. A., watchmaker Barrett & Sherwood,
r. 310 Second Av
Barth William, metalworker, r. 521 Valencia
Barth William H. , cornicemaker Conlin & Roberts, r.
127 Julia Av
Barthel Robert, liquors, 127 East, r. 347 Fourth
Barthelemy Nicholas, boots and shoes, r. 1030 McAl-
lister
Barthens Otto G., bartender, r. 4 Central PI
Barthez August, candlestick maker, r. 114i Welch
Barthing Alma E. Mrs., clerk P. O., r. 603;^ Haight
Barthold Adolph, hatmaker, r. 126 Erie
Barthold Albert, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 126 Erie
Barthold Edward, bricklayer, r. 126 Erie
Barthold Emil, plumber, r. 126 Erie
Barthold Hermann, beerbottler, 2319 Mason
Barthold Louis, driver Joseph Furrer, r. San Jose Road,
Seventeen-mile Ranch
Barthold Max, driver Broadway Brewery, r. 2305 Harri-
son
Barthold Robert, clerk Cal. Winemakers' Corporation,
r. 2319 Mason
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Baitholdy Albert, barber, 637 Valencia
Bartholdv Johanna, widow, r. 406>^ Grove
Bartholdy Otto, plumber, r. 406].^ Grove
Bartholma Bertha, widow, r. 3U Linden Av
Bartholow W. E. B., clerk general freight office S. P. Co
•^r r. Golden West Hotel
Barthrop Esther, widow, r. 1022 Capj)
Barthrop Robert C, r. 304 Sutter
Bartjes William, janitor, r. 212 Prospect PI
Bartles Frank, wood turner W. G. Bartles, r. 314i Sixth
Bartles William G., woodturner, 518 Fifth, r. 3l4 Sixth
Bartlett Annie B., widow, r. 2019 Devisadero
Bartlett Arthur, laborer Risdon I. and L. ^^'ks, r. 2509i
Leavenworth
Bartlett Benjamin F., r. 710i Taylor
BARTLETT <'OHMBl"S, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 15-16, r. 1233 St. Charles, Alameda
Bartlett Dell, portrait artist, r. 200 Turk
Bartlett E. C, collector S. F. Gss Light Co, r. Sausa-
lito
Bartlett Edward C, collector, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Bartlett Elizabeth F. Miss, teacher Madison Primary
School, r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Elmer, teamster, r. 334 Brannan
Bartlett Flora L., widow, r. 334 Brannan
Bartlett Frank, seaman, r. 45J Ritch
Bartlett Frank J., melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 1508 Leavenworth
Bartlett George, plumber William .J. Irelan, r. 71'. Ellis
Bartlett (ieorge C., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r.
Oakland
BARTLETT GEORGE H., editor California World,
r. 814b Webster
Bartlett George H., electrician, r. 733 Twenty-fourth
Bartlett Henry, engineer, r. 1021 Valencia
Bartlett James, laborer Albion Ale and Porter Brewery,
r. Ninth Av South bet G and H
Bartlett John, stableman, r. 1211 Fillmore
Bartlett Joseph A., cashier Studebaker Bros. Mnfg
Co., r. Hotel Fairmount
Bartlett Joseph L., peddler, r. 613b York
Bartlett Kate, widow, r. 2507^ Mission
Bartlett Laura T., widow, r. 240i Sixth
Bartlett Louis de F., collector, 530 California, rooms 15-
16, r. .\lameda
Bartlett Olive S. Miss, school teacher, r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Pearl Miss, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 109
Fifth
Bartlett Pliny, secretary Contra Costa Laundry Co., 56
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Bartlett Robert B., shipping clerk A. F. Tenny & Co., r.
2013 Howard
Bartlett Smith, r. 1500 Masomc Av
Bartlett Springs Co., Mrs. L. E. McMahan president,
Cal. C. McMahan secretary, James E. McMahan
treasurer, Bartlett Springs Mineral Water, 22
Fourth
Bartlett Springs Mineral Water, Peter Labbe agent, 695
Front
Bartlett Walter J. R., script engraver Dickman- Jones
Co. , r. 3502 Sixteenth
Bartlett Ward S., liquors, r. 325 Ellis
Bartlett William, machinist, r. 255 Perrii-,rear
Bartlett William C. , cutter, r. 325 Ellis
Bartlett William H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2626
Sutter
Bartley George, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r 965
Howard
Bartlev Samuel P., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. Per-
alta Post Office
Bartling Alma E. Miss, clerk Post office, r. 603J Haight
Bartling Emma C. , widow, r. 603J Haight
Bartlomaes John, cook, r. 103 First
Bartman Annie Mrs., r. 12 Cedar Av
Bartmann Antone, carpenter, r. 2506 Leavenworth
Bartmann Arthur F., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 809
Lyon
Bartmann Edward, clerk, r. 2506 Leavenworth
Bartmann Ferdinand, millwright, r. 2113 Golden Gate
Av
Bartmann Ferdinand Jr., engraver Union Litho Co., r.
2113 Golden Gate Av
Bartmann Frederick, r. 809 Lyon
Bartmann Jonn B. , millwright, r. 809 Lyon
Bartness Llovd C.,, marine engineer, r.' 9 Mission
BART\ETt WALTER J. (Gunnison, Booth &
Bartnett) attorn ej-at-law, 328 Montgomer%-, rooms
9-10, r. University Club
Barto Frederick O. , engineer, r. 2529 Bn-ant Av
B.ARTO II.ARRLSO.V. vice-president George Spaul-
ding Co., r. 1100 Seventeenth
Bartoccki Giovanni, clerk Emil Hirsch, r. 216 Lombard
Bartogee Thomas, cook A. H. Beth, r. 1120 Mission
Barti'lome Nicholas, vegetable garden, r. Bav View
Barton Beniamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. 908 Pine
BARTON B. F. & CO. <Benja„..u
F. Barton^ proprietor Pioneer Salt Work.*
and uianufaeturer Peerless Yea^t Pow-
der. 'ill-'iVA Sacramento
Barton Daniel, engineer, r. 54-t Howard
Barton Edward J. , clerk Post Office, r. 307 Duncan
Barton Frank, actor, r. .515 Stevensoti
Barton George, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
Barton Harry, salesman, r. 2245 Sutter
. Henr>-, salesman P. Lynch, r. 2&04 Pine
Hugli, stonecutter J. B. Blanchard & Co., r. 123
Farallones, Ocean View-
Barton J., stove mounter Wright & Olsen, r. 405
Geary
Barton James, laborer, r. 307 Duncan
Barton John, porter Heins & Walsh, r. 31 Allen
BARTO.V J'fHX, president Union Pacific Salt Co.,
216 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
Barton John D. , contractor and builder, 418 California,
room 8, r. ISi Oak Grove Av
Barton John E., foreman, r. 438 Twenty-ninth
Barton John Q., janitor r. 3949 Clay
Barton Lorenzo P. , speculator, r. 873 Geary
Barton L. R. Mrs., bjokkeeper, r. 712 Sutter
Barton Rebecca, widow, r. 702 Fell
Barton Richard D., carrier Post Office, r. 1113 Clay
Barton Robert, janitor, r. 1148 Sutter
Barton Scott, miner, r. 1055a Howard
Barton S. M., Insurance solicitor, 204 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Barton Thomas, clerk Pac. Can. Co., r. 313 Eddy
Barton Thomas, teamster Central Lumber and Mill Co.,
r. 1355 Folsom
Barton Thomas S., salesman Chas. J. Hendrj-'s Son
Co., r. Alameda
Barton Turner, salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 823 (
Barton Willard T., general manager Alcatraz Asph
Co. , Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Barton William, stevedore, r. 220 Lombard
BARTOV WILLIAM F.. secretary Union Pacifi
Salt Co., 216 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
Barton William J., painter, r. 1204 Union
Barton William W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2009 Pine
Barton Wilmart, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r. 134 j
McAllister
B;?"Bai-ton. See Burton
Bertram Sadie Miss, r. 918 Ellis
Bartrara W. T., carpenter, r. 95 Hickorj- Av
Barts William, baker Bartscher & Haugaard, r.
Valencia
Bartsch Edwin, general manager Kirkwood Hard
ber Co., 122-124 Murphy Bldg
Bartschat A., cellamian J. Gundlach & Co., r. 53!
ond
Bartscher Paul (Bartscher Ofc Haugaard) r. 28 Fair Oaks
Bartscher & Haugaard (Paul Bartscher and Charles
Haugaard) bakers, 1045 Valencia
Barttleson Martin, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 250 Spear
TRY the:
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Bartz Charles, tailor, r. 112 Natonia
Baruch Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 2130 Post
Baruch Fannie, widow, r. 2130 Post
Baruch Morris, salesman Simon Baruch & Co., r. ()17a
Fulton
Baruch Simon (Simon Baruch & Co.) r. 657 Harrison
Baruch Simon & Co. (Simon Baruch) mnfrs gloves, 100
Battery
Biiruh Joseph Y. , manager men's clothing dept. Ra-
])haers Incorporated, r. 1520 Fell
Baruh Moses, printer Co., r. 1 Redwood Court
Baruth Caroline Miss, saleslady, r. 1 Hyde Terrace
B.4KUTI1 ERNST F. (Baruth & Kroenke) r. 1226
McAllister
Baruth Henrv, tailor, r. 1026a Shotwell
Baruth William P. , cabinetmaker, r. 1 Hyde Terrace
B.IKIITH Jk. KROENKE (Ernst F. Baruth and
Henry C. Kroenke) proprietors American Brewery
72.5-727 Green
Barwick Edward, butcher, 25 J Twenty-third
Barzelotti L. , r. 425 Geary
Bas Prosper, butcher, B. Salles & Co , r. Sixth Av South
bet L and M
Basano Pietro, peddler, r. 4J Hinckley PI
Basch Brothers (Charles and Philip) tailors, 827 Howard
Basch Charles (Basch Bros.) r. 827 Howard
Basch Joseph, salesman John W. Flinn, r. 1314 Octavia
Basch Max, tailor Basch Bros., r. 827 Howard
Basch Philip (Basch Bros.) r. 827 Howard
Basch Samuel, auctioneer John W. Flynn, r. 1314 Oc-
tavia
B^ Basch. See Bash
Bascom Elizabeth J., nurse, r. 740 Harrison
Bascom George C. , painter, r. 240 Fifteenth
Bascom Ray, pressman, r. 274 Minna
Bascombe Annie Miss, r. 1508 Larkin
Bascombe George, printer, r. 330b Seventh
Bascou Benoit, proprietor Nadeau House, 435 Bush
Basely Benjamin, paper carrier, r. 328 Jones
Basford Andrew J., car builder, r. 239 Webster
Basford Harold, clerk W. W. Montague & C.)., r. 2535
Fillmore
«^ Basford. See Bashford and Bassford
Basich Antonio, cook, r. 425J- Broadway
Basilauski Alphonse, delicacies, 703 Geary, r. 710 Point
Lobos Av
Basilio Domenico, tailor, r. 313 Lombard
Basillo Joseph, engineer, r. 6 Union
Basker Solomon, tailor Golden West Tailoring and Reno-
vatorvCo., r. 430 Ellis
Basler Henry, restaurant, 621 Washington
ley John W., master ship John C. Potter, office 6
California, r. 916 Montgomery
Oscar A., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r.
18 Valley
ley Virgil F., machinist Market St. Ry., r. 1227 j
Pierce
Bass Elizabeth Miss, r. 2633 Mission
Bass Frederick, physician, r. 2012i Union
Bass Henry, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1540 Howard
BASS-HIIETER PAINT €0., Thomas J. Bass presi-
dent, Ernest L.Hueter secretary and treasurer.dealers
m paints, oils, glass, varnishes and artists' materials,
18-22 Ellis, Telephone Main 5525, factory 141-143
Valencia
BASS THOM.4S J., president Bass-Hueter Paint Co.,
18-22 Ellis, r. SE cor Fifteenth and Noe
Bass Thomas J. Jr. , with Bass-Hueter Co. , r. 845 Fif-
teenth
Bassa Anton, candy maker Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r.
1418 Kearny
Basse Edward, bookkeeper, r. SE cor Seventh and Fol-
som
Bassen Joachin (Bassen & MuUer), r. 101 Eighth
BASSEN «£ MIILLER (Joachin Bassen and Carl Mul-
ler) groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and Eighth
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS
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BASSETT A. C, president Pacific Paving Co., Con-
solidated Bituminous Rock Co., and vice-president
Loma Prieta Lumber Co. , 106-108 Phelaii Bldg, r.
Menio Park
Bassett Addison, conductor U. S. Mint, r. 19 Douglass
Bassett Brothers (Edward D. and Thomas R.) carpenters
and builders, office 16 Post
Bassett Charles, clerk, r 327 Montgomery Av
B.ISSETT €H.4.RLES F.. president State Board of
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California, r. 1010 Fif-
teenth
Bassett Daniel J., general foremm Risdon 1. and L.
Wks, r. 534 Guerrero
Bassett ElwardD. (Bassett Bros.) r. Fruitvale, Cal
Bassett George, bartender Nicholas Sarscen, r. 814 Third
Bassett John B., barber Leonard B. Lippert, r. 10
Kearny
Bassett Henry W., collector, r. 145 Perry
Bassett Kate Mrs., widow, r. 8J Decatur
Bassett Madison H., teamster, r. 145 Perry
Bassett Martin L., contractor, r. 222 Flood Av
Bissett May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1215 Folsom
Bissett Otto, painter, r. 32S Third
Bassett Stephen D., painter, r. 222 Flood Av
Bassett Thomas R. (Bassett Bros.) r. Fruitvale, Cal
Bassett William H., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
Haywards
Bassett William M. , machinist Union Machine Co. , r.
Ocean View
Bassett & Bunker (Henry C. Bunker) grain commission
merchants, 400 Front, Telephone Main 97
Bassford John W. , clerk Crane Co., r. Oakland
Bassi Louis, boilermiker P. F. Dundon, r. 220 Minna
Bassignano Susan Mrs., groceries and liquors, 410 Fol-
som
Bassillio John F., teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 17 Natoma
Bassillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co. , r. 216 Union
Bassillio Joseph F. Jr., machinist, r. 220 Union
Bassillio William, boxmaker, r. 216 Union
Bassity James E., upholsterer W. A. Clark, r. 121a
Twenty-sixth
Bassity Matthew A., clerk Piatt & Bayne, r. 3219 Six-
teenth
Basso Emelio, laborer, r. 1418i Kearny
Basso S., liqujrs, W s Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Bassura Giacomo, laborer, r. 327 Vallejo
Basta Jean, cellar man Marchand's Restaurant, r. 824
Montgomery
Bastein John, gardener, r. 1844 Howard
Bastheim Arthur J., clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
2126 California
Bastheim Joseph (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 2126 Cali-
fornia, Telephone West 44
Bastian Frederick, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. West Oakland
Bastian Jacob, r. 609 Linden Av
Bastian Lena, domestic 1207 Hyde
Bastian William, clerk Martin Eggers, r. 701 Van Ness
Ay
Bastin Ricardo, liquors, r. 722a Green
Basting Hem-y, wrecker, r. 103 First
Bastis Daniel, liquors, 266 Brannan
Bastohan John (Petric & Bastohan) r. 928 Larkin
Baston Joseph G., salesman Central Hardware and Suj)-
ply Co.,r. 1009^ Pierce
Baston Joseph W., painter, r. 1 Mariposa
Bastrup Henry, seaman, r. 521 Linden Av
Bastrup William, tailor, r. 522 Sutter, rear
Bataglia Salvatore, peddler, r. 5 Pollard PI
Batalora Pietro, glazier, r. 1419a Dupont
Batavia Philip, barber, 19 Fourth, r. 23 Mary
Batch Charles, baker Log Cabin Bakery, r. 836^ Fifteenth
Batchan John S., clerk Bank of British Columbia, r. 923
Hyde
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BAT
226
BAT
Place Your I^arine Insurance
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Batchelder Augustus H. , entn- clerk Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 114 Austin Av
Batchelder Fidelia, widow, r. 300 Fifteenth
Batchelder Frank H. , ^Tunast, r. 232i O'Farrell
BATt-HELIIER GEORCiE A., manager E. H. Rol-
lins & Sons, 530 California, r. 2915 California
Batchelder George H. , architect, r. 212i Eleventh
Batchelder John H., machinist, r. 114 Austin Av
Batchelder John H. Jr., machinist, r. 114 Austin Av
Batchelder John P., brakeman, r. 300 Fifteenth
Batchelder Henrj- L., clerk, r. 2204 Steiner
Batchelder Le\ i P. , lumber suneyor, r. 2204 Steiner
Batchelder Nathan P., clerk Quartermaster's Dept. U. S.
A., r. 2705 Howard
Batchelder Willard J., teacher music Byron Mauzj-, r. 23
Stockton
Batchelder William H., master mariner, r. 300 Fifteenth
Batchelder William H., watchman, r. 114 Austin Av
Batchelder William H. Jr., painter, r. 114 Austin Av
65-Bat<;helder. See Bachelder
Batchelor F. J., clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Batchelor Lorenzo D., stableman Enterprise Brewing
Co., r. 6 Center PI
Batcher Frederick, r. 1020 Mission
Batchia Anton N. , salesman Bertin & Lepori, r. 2515 Mc-
Allister
Bateloro Clement C, peddler, r. 11 Lapidgre
Batemalle Julia, domestic 2701 Sacramento
Bateman Brothers (Michael C. and John C.) contractors
and builders, office 16 Post
Riteman Charles E., distributor P. O., r. 1110 Twentv-
third
Bateman Frank, physician, office and r. 711 Jones
Bateman Gustave, clerk, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Bateman Hannah, widow, groceries and liquors, 33
West Mission
Bateman Isaac C. , salesman Fred B. Haight, r. Alameda
Bateman John C. (Bateman Bros.) r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Joseph E., carpenter, r. 3013 Laguna
Bateman Michael C. (Bateman Bros.) r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Miles, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 97 J Langton
Bateman Robert A., machinist Joshua Hendv Machine
Wks, r. 3013 Laguna
Bateman Stewart A., electrician, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Bateman William, laborer, r. 70Si Minnesota
BATEMAN WILLJAM. .»„.„..
•^avinc. carving and citntractlnK, banks,
n(ti(-e>>, stores and d^vellings fli'ed np.
jobbing pronip l.v attended t<>. >leclianic!i'
.Mill. 411 .Ml^ision. r. IVi', San (arlos Av.
B.tTES A. E.. Major U. S. A. and Chief Papuaster
Department of California, Phelan Bldg, 4th floor, r.
Pacific Union Club
Bates Albert F. , carrier P. O. , r. 330 Bartlett
Bates Alice Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wks, r
204J Eddy
Bates Arthur E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. or
Lundy Lane and Mateo
Bates Bridget, widow, r. 324 Vicksburg
Bates BjTon W., broker IS Crocker Bldg, r. 325 Gear>-
Bates Carrie Miss, furnished rooms, 213J Mason
Bates Catherine M. , widow, r. 764 Harrison
Bates Charles A. , barber James E. Dumas, r. Oakland
Bates Daniel W., dairj-man, 2204 Fillmore, r. 2631 Sacra-
mento
Bates Dudley C. , mining secretary, 81 Nevada Block,
Telephone West 196, r. 1705 Octavia
Bates Edward, laborer, r. SW. cor Bay and Webster
Bates Eugene J., salesman M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r.
Alameda
Bates Frank D. (Bates & Suydam) r. 2932 Clay
Bates Frank H., salesman, r. 566 Howard
Bates Frederick, laborer, r. 1428 Broadway
Bates Frederick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 913 How-
ard
Bates Frederick L., salesman K. A. Lundstrom, r. 1213
Seventeenth
Bates t^orge, attorney at law, r. 224 Kearny
Bates George A., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 11
Boardman PI
Bates Ge<jrge E. (Freeman & Bates) attorney at law, 8-11
Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. 2725 Clay
Bates George E. , manager Charles Lyons, 908 Market, r.
322 Jersey
Bates George E., packer \Miitman & Barnes Mnfg Co., r.
235 Franklin
Bates George W. , accoimtant, r. 1705 Octa\ia
Bates Ham- U., glovecutter Pac. Glove Works, r. 204i
Eddy ■
Bates J. Clement, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. Alameda
B.4TES JOSEPH €.. attorney at law, 434 California,
room 9, r. Alameda
Bates Joseph H., civil engineer, r. 533 Sacramento
Bates Laura M. Mrs., metaphysician, r. 204i Eddy
Bates Marj- D. Miss, floral decorator, 1620 Larkin, r.
1619 Washington
B.4TES 310RRIS T., president Commercial Publish-
ing Co., 34 California, r. 1312 Sacramento
Bates Rachel P. , widow, r. 25 South Park
Bates Walter A., with Baldwin & Hammond, r. 745
Golden Gate Av
Bates William E., musician, r. 406 Lott
Bates William H., laborer S. P. Co.
BATES A Sl'YD.l.M (Frank D. Bates and James H.
Suvdam) brokers and commission merchants, 205
Front, Telephone Main 1428
Bath Richard, engineer, r. 506 Fourth
Batinich George, waiter Jpsich & Donovan, r. 1432
Howard
Batkin Alfred A., manager BjTon Mauzy, 314 Post, r.
338 Oak
Batkin Leonard S., manager Charles S. Fechheimer, r.
1033 Clay
Batley Percy, r, 912 Market
Batmale Pierre, laundryman Pierre Games, r. 150 Shipley
Batmale Ale.vis, confectioner Louis Ruffieux. r. 801 Val-
lejo
Batres Rosa Mrs., shirt maker, r. 1029i Jackson
Batseri John B., cook Fabian Hitte, r. 2713 Howard
Batt Henrj-, salesman, r. 1618 Gearj-
Batt Jacob, salesman, r. 1618 Gear^-
Batt Philip R., salesman, r. 1618 Geary
Batt Samuel, salesman, r. 1618 Geary
Batt Saul, butcher Jacob Siegler, r. 1618 Geary
Battaglia Martin, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Battams B. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1302 Laguna
Batteate Antonio, porter Adelsdorfer & Branden.«tein, r.
E s Broderick bet Tonqum and Jefferson
Batteate Nicholas J. , coffee roaster Adelsdorfer & Bran-
denstein, r. Oakland
Batteaux John D., clerk Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Wks,
r. 144 Thirteenth
Battelle Richard, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1515 Ellis
Batten Edward S. (T. H. Bradburj- & Co.) r. 316 Cherrr
Batten Evans D., stonecutter, r. 316 Cherry-
Batten Frederick, gardener, r. 208 Seventh
Batten Joseph B., with E. 4: S. Heller, r. 316 Cherry
Batten .Mary A., widow-, r. 316 Chem"
B .tten Samuel H. , clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 316 Gherrr
cattermann C. , attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Battermann Edward, baker Fred. Uebner, r. 300 Green-
wich
Battersbv John, bookkeeper, r. 504 Geary-
Battersbv William .M., clerk, r. 14 Eleventh
Batterton William H., watchman, r. 2234 Post
BATrEKY STREET FREE A.\D TEA BO>DED
>rAREHOi:SE, Bode i Haslett, proprietors. 1201
Battery, Telephone 5873
Battle A. E. Mrs. , r. 905 Buchanan, rear
Battini Conradi, baker, r. 6 Noble's Alley
Battistessa Giuseppe, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 152s
Powell
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
I2O6 MARKET Q-TREIEIT
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street
SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?.f=
215 VALENCIA ST.
PHONE Mission 40
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
TRIPOD CAMERAS
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227
BAU
Battles Edward S., clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co. , r. 1330 Lombard
Battles Elizabeth M., widow, r. 3511 Jackson
Battles Luke, adjuster Edison Light and Power Co., r.
1330 Lombard
Battles Ward, salesman John A. Magee Jr., r. Alameda
Battles William, seaman, r. 1 Grand PI
Battu Hippolyte (Patchel & Battu) r. 1835 Bush
Batturs Frank E., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1747 Haj'es
Battj-e David, tanner, r. SE cor Fourteenth Av South
and P
Batti'e Henry, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. SE cor
Fourteenth Av South and P
Baty George N., mnfr clothing, 238i O'Farrell, r. 534
Bush
Batzer F. J., deliverj' clerk S. P. Co., r. 1020 Mission
Batzner Harry P., salesman H. Levi & Co, r. 110 Perry
Batzner Philip, laborer, r. 110 Perry
Bau Theodore, bartender, r. 1229 Sanchez
Bauar Carl, bartender, r. W a Mission, bet Five Mile
and Six Mile Houses
Bauborn J., draughtsman Pac. Can Co., r. 1107 Filbert
Bauch Peter G. Jr., salesman Davis Bros, r. Alameda
Bauchou Baptiste, laundry, 2821 California
Bauchou Bernardo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Baueom Frank J., conductor, r. 405 Lyon
Baud Frank, brass foundry, 522 Fulton
Bauden Roman, cook H. H. Young, r. 3 Chatham PI
Baudendistel Frank L., butcher, r. 611 Greenwich
Baudendistel Mary J., widow, r. 611 Greenwich
Baudoin Louis N. , barbei;, r. 20^ Welsh
Baudoin William G., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.
120 Suliivan
Bauer Abraham (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. Paris, France
Bauer Abraham B. E., salesman Greenberg & Greenberg,
r. 1432 Geary
Bauer Adolph, cashier Otto Normann, r. 1322J Vallejo
Bauer Adolph (Davis & Bauer) r. Goettinger and Bacon
Bauer Adolph C, collector William Westerfeld, r. 1320
Seventeenth
Bauer Arpad, r. 1939 Geary
Bauer August, milker Henry Bauer, r. Bourdoin nr Sil-
liman
VAVKK BROTHERS .f; CO., (Abraham, Moses
Bauer and Samuel Katten) importers laces, fancy
goods and embroideries, 547-549 Market, Telephone
Main 5550
Bauer Charles, agent The C. F. Adams Co., r. 411 Na-
toma
Bauer Charles, watchman, r. 49 Elgin Park Av
Bauer Charles C, cement finisher, r. 3015 Buchanan
Bauer Charles E., gripman, r. 607 Diamond
Bauer Charles F., carpenter, r. 530 Stevenson
Bauer Charles F., dentist Maurice J. Sullivan, r, 1143
Mission
Bauer Chris, liquors, 2422 Greenwich
Bauer Christian, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 69
Minna
Bauer Christian, malster Emperior Malt House, r. 1708
Buchanan
Bauer Elisa M., domestic 2514 Washington
Bauer Emil A., mill hand, r. 7 Alemany
B.4UER E.HILE, manager San Francisco News Co.,
206-208 Post, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Emma M., domestic 1529 California
Bauer Francis J., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 1603 J Fill-
more
Bauer Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 1212 Pierce
Bauer Frederick, carpenter, r. 412 Eureka
Bauer Frederick, painter, r. 319 Taylor
Bauer Frederick W., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.. r.
Bauer Fredericka, widow, r. 1716 Folsom
Bauer George, barber, r. 804 Seventeenth
Bauer George, engineer, r. 804 Seventeenth
Bauer George, student, r. 1708 Buchanan
PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS F^IXTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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THE PIOST POPOLfiH
Bauer George, tinsmith Boesch Lamp Co., r. 802 Hayes
Bauer George R. , clerk Alphonse Judis, r. 530 Hickory
Ay
Bauer Gottfried, tile setter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Berkelev, Cal.
Bauer Gustav A., (estate of) J. C. Rauer administrator
632 Sacramento
Bauer Henry, dairy, Bowdoin nr Silliman
Bauer Henry, hostler Mrs. Anna Heymans, Ocean Side
House
Bauer Henry, laborer, r. 214 Moulton
Bauer Henry, upholsterer, r. 1519 California
Bauer Henry J., cutter San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r.
510J Guerrero
Bauer Herman W., fresco painter, r. 1003 Powell
Bauer Hermann, painter, r. 1012b Washington
Bauer Ignatz, nurse German Hospital
Bauer Ignatz, porter Emile R. Fisher, r. 729 California
Bauer Jacob, r. 231 Second
Bauer Jacob, harnessmaker Kempkey, Gilham & Sawj'er,
r. 40 Tehama
Bauer Jacob, liquors, 2-4 Leidesdorff, r. 4 Russ
Bauer Jacob, paperhanger, r. 939 Folsom
Bauer Jacob, tailor, r. 740 Minna
BAUER J; € <K €0. (J. Christian Bauer and Joseph
Schweitzer) importers hops, corks and Brewers' sup-
plies, 632 Sacramento, Telephone Main 1362
Bauer J. Christian (J. C. Bauer & Co. and Schweitzer &
Bauer) r. 1708 Buchanan
Bauer John, liquors, 624 Seventh
Bauer John, packer Bay City Packing House, r. 609
Natoma
Bauer John A. Mrs., widow, r. 509 Post
Bauer John O., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1403 Baker
Bauer John W., laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Bauer Joseph, bartender Theodore W. Leydecker, r.
1831^ O'Farrell
Bauer Jo'seph, carpenter, r. 45 Dore
Bauer Joseph, restaurant, 110 Eighth
Bauer Justine, widow, r. 118i Fillmore
Bauer Lawrence, liquors, 121 Pine, r. 531 Montgomery
Av
Bauer Leonhard, machinist Sterling Furniture Co., r. 443
Eleventh
Bauer Leopold (Leopold Bauer & Co.) r. 3015 Bu-
chanan
Bauer Leopold & Co. (Leopold Bauer) brick and concrete
work, 3015 Buchanan
Bauer Leopold F., clerk Robert Smart, r. 3005 Laguna
Bauer Louis B., clerk Music and Drama, r. 2422 Green-
wich
Bauer Louis F., elevatorman Davis Bros., r. 1913i Devi-
sadero
BALER MARTI.V, vice-pre-iident and manager Boesch
Lamp Co., 585 Mission, r. 802 Hayes
Bauer Matilda Miss, forelady Robert L. Toplitz & Co. , r.
49 Elgin Park Av
Bauer Moses (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. 1842 Geary
Bauer Nicholas, liquors, NW cor Chestnut and Powell,
r. 424 Chestnut
Bauer Nicholas, porter William Westerfeld, r. 1019 Mar-
ket
Bauer Otto F. , shoefinisher. r. 556 Stevenson
Bauer Philip F., salesman Greenebaum Weil, Michaels, r.
r. 135 Ash Av
Bauer Rudolf, baker John Lanzer, r. 2232 Mission
Bauer Samuel (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. 1408 Fillmore
Bauer Sigmund, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1432
Geary
Bauer Simon, junk, 105 Juniper
Bauer William, gripman, r. 2428 Sacramento
Bauer William, photographer Union Photo Engraving
Co. , r. 802 Hayes
Bauer William F. (Bauer & Verwiebe) r. 1631 Market
Bauer & Verwiebe (William F. Bauer and Ernest F.
Verwiebe) restaurant, 1631 Market
U^ Bauer. See Baur and Bower
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Perrler-Jouet k Go. Glianipagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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BAU
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Baugh C^orge I., reporter R. G. Dun Jc Co., r. 2S10 Oc-
ta^ia
Baugh Josephine Miss, r. 102 Mason
Baughman Charles P. , mnfrs. agent, 819 Market, room
14, r. 9 Belvedere
Bauix Henri, laundrjTnan Armand Louguet, r. 1623 Fill-
more
Baulsir Ernest, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1332 Washington
BaulsirSeth M., pressman William C. Bro^vTiCo., r. 1332
Wai-hington
Baulsir Nimrod, blockmaker Clarence D. Le Gal, r. 1332
Washington
BAr.n ALEVAXDER K., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
room 27, r. SW cor Bay and Kings Av, Alameda
Baum Arthur, clerk, r. 1153 Octa%ia
Baum Augustus, laborer Gratti i: Reimers
Baum Benjamin, salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r. 2918
Jackson
Baum Benjamin J., r. 11.53 Octa\na
Baum Clara, widow, r. 1153 Octa\ia
Baxmi Da\id A., city agent Liverpool and Loudon and
Globe Ins. Co. , r. 718 Leavenworth
Baum Ehza, widow, r. 1705 Powell
Baum George S., miner, r. 1316 California
Baum Harr>-, salesman Maurice J. Sinmions, r. 713
Green
Baimi Hj-man, carpetlayer, r. 740 Minna
Bamn Jacob, tailor, r. 740 Minna
Baum Morris, tailor, 202 Hyde, r. 1529 Post
Baum XellieF., widow, r. 1316 California
BAU.M R. W. physician and surgeon, ^■isiting physi-
cian German Hospital, office and r. 513 Leaven-
worth bet Geary and O'Farrell, hours 3 to 5 P.M. , Sun-
days 7 to 8 P.M., Telephone East 46
Baum Simon, bookkeeper L. L. Dennery & Son, r. 2918
Jackson
Bauman Adolph, cutter, r. 43 Clinton Park
Bauraan Andrew (Bauman \- Bros) r. Railroad Av nr
Twenty-fourth Av South
Bauman Balce (Bauman & Bros.) r. Railroad Av nr
Twenty fourth Av South
Bauman Charles, cigarmaker, r. 342 Fourth
Bauman Charles F., tailor, r. 1141 Union
Bauman Charles J., tailor, r. 1141 Union
Bauman Frank (Bauman & Bros.) r. Railroad A\ nr
Twenty-fourth Av South
Bauman Frank, liquors, 13 San Bruno Av
Ba^-man Fredrick, laborer, r. 721 York
Bauman Gustave, clerk Sbarboro & Co., r. 1141 Union
Bauman H., machinehand H. PYedricks, r. 3S5 Shotwell
Bauman Jacob, blacksmith, r. Park Hotel
Bauman Joseph, laborer, r. San Bruno Av nr Eva
Bauman Michael, baker, r. 625 Clay
Bauman Robert J., tailor, r. 1141 Union
Baimian & Brothers (Andrew, Balce and Frank) dairy,
Railroad Av nr Twenty-fourth Av South
Baumann Bertha, widow, r. 132 Turk
Baiunann Caspar, bartender Anton Dubacher, r. 539
Thirtieth Av South
Baumaim Carl, r. 1427 Steiner
Baimiann Charles W., cigarmaker Pac. Coast Co-opera-
tive Cigar Mnfg Co. , r. Xew Washington Hot€l
Baumann Daniel, milker Joseph Baumann, Potrero Av
nr Silliman
Baumann Frank, dairj- produce, 141 Seventh
Baumann Gustave, tanner, r. K s York bet Center and
El Dorado
Baumann Isidore, milker, r. 539 Thirtieth Av South
Banmann Jacob, liquors, 621 California
Baimiann John, driver Fredericksburg Bottling Co., r.
1636 Howard
Baumann John, musician, r. 915 Pierce
Baimiann John D. (John D. B&umann & Co.) r. 226 Sut-
ter
Baimiann John D. & Co. (John D. Baumann) produce
commission, 200 Washington
Baumann Joseph (Baumann & Sutter) r. Potrero Av nr
Baumann Joseph, cooper, George Windeler, r. 4?7 Bran
nan
Baumann Joseph, liquors, 549 Xinth
Baumann Prosper, r. 539 Thirtieth Av South
Baumann Samuel, with Dickman-Jones Co., r. 612 Post
Baumann Sebastien (Nager i Baumann) r. SW cor Mis-
sion and Thirty-first
Baumann Sigmuud, dept manager Le\i Strauss .Jc Co., r.
2734 Pine
Baumann Vincent, carpenter, r. 1636 Howard
Baumann & Sutter (Joseph Baumann and Heiirv Sutter)
dairy produce, 1032 Howard
B^ Baumann. See Bowman
Baumberger James, proprietor Commercial Salt Wk-
313 Montgomerv, r. San LeanJro
BAIMEIi^TER BERXHARDT H., physician ana
surgeon, office X\V cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores,
Telephone Mission 131, r. 1536 Dolores
Baumeister Edward, tailor, 1712 Market, r. 1411| Bu-
channan
Baumeister Ernest, barber Fred Hunt, r. 1134 Page
Baumeister Frank, miner, r. 22 Hermann
Baumeister Herman, teamster, r. Ocean View
Baumeister John, tailor, r. 1123 Buchanan
Baumeister Joseph (Baumeister i^ Heidemaiin) r. 4 Shot'
well
Baumeister William, bartender, r. 51i Ritch
Baumeister & Heidemann (Joseph Baumeister and Frank
Heidemann) proprietors Pac. Fish Packing and Cur-
ing Co. , SE cor Seventh and Berry
Baurael Fred J. (Conway A: Baumel) r. Hotel St. Nich.i-
las
Baumel W. L. , cigars, r. 1019 Jackson
Baumgaertel Karl A., musician,- r. 2220 Pine
Baumgard Henry, molder, r. 18281 Market
Baumgardner Etta M. Mrs., teacher Denmaii Grammar
School, r. 801 Leavenworth
Baumgart Anna, widow, r. 1113 Turk
Baumgart Anna Miss, r. lOSh Germania
Baumgart Godfrey, brushmaker, r. 106 Xoe
Baumgart William, laborer Spring Valley W. W.. r. 54a
Clementina
Baumgarten Francis M., chemist, r. 715 Shotwell
Baumgarten Henrv, clerk Baker i Hamilton, r. 1419
Clav
BAl MGARTEX J. «S fO. (Joseph Baumgarten, Cen
Weyl and Meyer L. Cahn) importers cloths, 7 Moiit-
gomerj-. Telephone Main 1424
Baumgarten Johanna, domestic 522 (Jolden Gate Av
Baumgarten John L., r. 945 Fifteenth
Baumgarten Joseph (J. Baumgarten A: Co.)r. 1430Gcar\
Baumgarten Joseph, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Baumgartner Frederick, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1417
Eddy
Baumgartner John, bookkeeper H. Bohls & Co. , r. 507
Haight
Baumgartner Matthew, clerk Valentine Hassmer, r. 933
Washington
Baunil WiUiam L., cigars and tobacco, 26 First, r. 1019
Jackson
Baumle Frederick, r. 1119 Alabama
Baimisteiger A. & Co. (Arnold Baumsteiger and James
G. Grannis) steam heating, 1503 Geary
Baumsteiger Arnold (A. Baumsteiger & Co.) r. 1-503
Geary
Baumsteiger Arnold Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 1.503 Gears-
Baumuller John M., warehouse manager Xathan, Dohr-
niann & Co., r. E s Tenth Av bet Calif oniia and
Lake
Baun Catherine, widow, r. 930 Nineteenth
Baun George A. R., engineer, r. 50 South Park
Baun Jasper J., laborer, r. 930 Nineteenth
Baur Alice Mrs., r. 526 Sutter
^^ Baur. See Bauer and Bower
Baurhyte Belle Miss, stenographer, r. 912 Pine
Baurhyte Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 912 Pine
Baurhjte William H. M., office superintendent Pac. (■• -
Imp. Co., r. Alameda
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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CHAS M. SHORTRIDGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Bausch Charles, shoemaker, 1310 Castro
Bauske Frederick J., barber, 227^ Second, r. 856 Mission
Bailsman Hannah, widow, r. 10 Bond
Bailsman Harry S., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 10 Bond
Bausman William W., accountant, r. 407 Leavenworth
Bauville William A., waiter George F. Broneer, r. 136
First
Bavaria Bottling Co., Charles Wieland proprietor, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Chestnut
BAT ARIA BRE^VEKY (estate of) Mrs. Mary Frauen-
holz proprietor, NW cor Greenwich and Scott, office
and general depot, 419 Montgomery Av, Telephone
West 631
Bavarian Lloyds Marine Insurance Co. (of Munich, Ger-
many) Voss, Conrad & Co. general agents, 204 San-
some
Bavastrello Francesco, liquors, 628 Broadway
Bavastrello John, bartender F. Bavastrello, r. 721 Vallejo
Bawden Charies, clerk S. Fawcett & Co., r. 707 Sutter
Bawergdt Reinhold, bartender, r. 29 Natoma
Baxter Albert A. , agent Stimson Mill Co., 22 Market,
room 8, r. Oakland
Baxter C. Arthur, clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r. Oakland
Baxter Charles, jjluniber, r. 704 Laguna
Baxter Charles A., bartender James T. Howe, r. 442
Minna
Baxter Clara A. , widow, r. 427 Harrison
Baxter David E., teamster Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 420 Minna
Baxter Edward F. , salesman Pac. Coast Syrup Co. , r.
427 Harrison
Baxter Edward H. , with Hawley W. Baxter, r. Alameda
Baxter Edward N. , r. 538 Folsom
Baxter Eugene E., salesman J. K. Armsby & Co., r.
Alameda
Baxter Frank C, proprietor The Baxter Portrait Co.,
432 Sutt«r, r. 2726 Pine
Baxter Hawley W., druggist, 8 and 953 Market, and
receiving teller Spring Valley W. W., r. Oakland
Baxter Jackson, painter, r. 120 Sixth
Baxter James, engineer State Dredger No. 2, r. Oak-
land
Baxter James, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Baxter James W., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 210 Capp
Baxter Jerome B., laborer, r. 1146 Mission
Baxter John, horseshoer, 426 Pacific, r. 119 Henrj-
Baxter John T., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 352 Waller
Baxter Joseph A., secretarj', r. 2933 Clay
Baxter Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 306 Langton
Baxter M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2207 Steiner
Baxter Marj-, domestic I he Colonial
Baxter Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 306 Langton
Baxter Maiy Mrs., r. 306 Langton
Baxter Portrait Co. The, Frank C. Baxter proprietor, 432
Sutt«r
Baxter Robert, engineer S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
414^ Fell
Baxter Walter, rigger, r. 26| Langton
Baxter Walter S., salesman John Amett & Co., r. Hotel
Langham
Baxter William, ironmolder, r. 2912f Laguna
Ba.xter William J., proprietor Pacific Shirt Co., 1038
Market, r. Los Angeles, Cal
Baxter William S., cashier William Lewis & Co., r. Oak-
land
Baxter William T., r. 1064i Howard
Bav Albert, baker, r. 763 Howard
BAV CE.\TRAL 8ALOO.\, Miller & Freese pro-
prietors, 417 East
Bay City Building and Loan Assn, Leon Dennery secre-
" tar>-, 214 Pine, rooms 3-5
Bay City Distributing Co., Frederick W. Fahrenholz
manager, 632 .Market
BA¥ €ITV IRO.V '\VORK!i», O. E. Moore, president,
L. F. Fogg, vice-president and superintendent, F.
C. Schram, acting secretary, 103-105 Fremont and
323-325 Mission. Telephone Main 874
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Kovelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialtj'.
Fredericksbiir^ Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE
STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Bay City Market, Mark Strouse proprietor, 1138-1146
Market
Bay City Mat<;h Co., James A. Salts manager, 23 Davis,
factor)' 718-724 Channel
Bay City Packing and Provision Co., Mark Strouse pro-
priator,. office 1146 Market
Bay City Soda Water Co., Henry A. Cline president,
■ John McKenzie secretary, 116-118 Golden Gate Av
Bay City lYansfer Co., Frank Corr proprietor, 250
Sutter
Bay City Wheelmen, 441 Golden Gate Av
Bay District Race Track E s Fifth Av bet A and D
Bav Gottlieb, bakery, 121 Sixth, r. 445 Natoma
Bay Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 214 Vicksburg
BAV STATE DAIRY, Charles M. Hawes proprietor,
NW cor Connecticut and Sierra, office 35 Eddy
Bay State Mercantile Co. (Livermore, Cal.) Rudolph
Lowenstein agent, 113 Sansome
BAY STATE OYSTER HOUSE. Nathan M. Adler
proprietor, 15 Stockton, Telephone Main 5057
B.AY VIEW HOTEL, McKiernan & Co. proprietors,
43 East
Bay View Nursery. Peter Leduc, SE cor. Twenty-first
Av South and J
Bay View Tannery, C. P. Funcke & Sons proprietors,
SW cor Sixteenth Av South and F
Bay Warehouse, George S. Neal &, Co. proprietors. W s
Sansome nr Lombard
B.AYER FR.ANK J.. wine« and liquors, 400 Haight
Bayer Jacob, bartender New York Casino, r. 327J Golden
Gate Av
Bayer Joseph, steward, r. 420^ Natoma
Bayer Percy, shipping clerk, r. The Clifton
Bayer Ulga" Miss, domestic, r. 1516 Van Ness Av
Bayes Harry, shoe cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co. , r.
1834 Eddy
Baj'ford Emily E. Mrs., fish and vegetables, 1056^ How-
ard
Bayford William, bricklayer, r. 1056^ Howard
Bayle John (Bavle, Lacoste & Co.)r. 1219 Fifth Av South
BAYLE, LACOSTE & CO.,..;,,.
Bayle, John Laroste and l*lerre and Jac-
ques Barellles> tripe, calves' head«, etc.,
and proprieors Calirornla Fertlll/.cr
Morks, :jo-40 San Francisco Market, Tele-
phone .llain, l.'>0:{, 18 Bay City .Market and
; (alll'ornla Market
Bay less George B., compositor E.xaminer, r. 235 Kearny
Bayless Joseph A. , draughtsman Dewey & Co., r. 22UU
" Mission
Bayless William H., architect, r. 2216J Mission
Bayley Arthur N., president Merten Mnfg Co. and
agent Clinton Wire Cloth Co., 210 Davis, r. Oakland
Bayley Charles A., salesman Hulse, Bradford ,& Co,, r.
125 Spruce
Bayley Edward A. , solicitor Chronicle, r. Berkeley
Bayley Josephine, flowei- artist, 728 Montgomery, room 2,
Bayley Robert, salesman Western Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
land
I^~BavIey. See Bailly and Bayly
Bavlis Frank, waiter, A. O. Quinby, r. 417 Bush
Baylis John, chandelier maker Cal. Gas Fixture Co.,
r. Alameda
Baylis Thomas, decorator, r. 313 Stockton
BAYLY CH.ARLES A., druggist, SW cor Grant Av
and Sutter, Telephone Main 435, r. 2714 Pine
Bayly Charles A. Jr., clerk Charles A. Bayly, r. 2714
Pine
Bayly Frank L., druggist The Owl Drug Co., r. lli
Haves
Bayly Henry, foreman Fulton Eng & Ship Bldg Wks
r. 1012 Leavenworth
Bavne Richard (Piatt & Bavne) r. 1525 Washington
Bayreuther Gustav W., assistant plumbing inspector
' Board of Health, r. 923 Natoma
Bays William, boxmaker, r. 702 Natoma .
DIXON, BORGESON& GO. SHOW CnSES
3T MARKET ST., S.
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Hiehland Springs')
from San Francisco by HJCHLAND SPRINGS mS ''""' *'"'' ^"^ ^"'^ "* ^ '^^^
Donahue Route to
Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
5ingle Fare, $4.50, On sale at 2 New
Montgomery St., and Tiburon Perry.
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BAZA.X FERDI.VAN'D Z., physician, office 415
Sutter, r. Belvedere
BAZET LOi:i!^, physician, 22 Phelan Bldg, Telephone
Main 589, r. 1228 Washington
Bazet Peter, porter Bennett & Witmire, r. 700 Califor-
nia
Bazille .John, capitalist, r. 811J Montgomery
Bazzini John, salesman, A. Berta, r. 530 Merchant
Bazzini Marco (Mache & Bazzini) r. 712a Union
Bazziiro Giusepi)e, restaurant, 118 Pacific, r. 427 Gil-
bert
Beach Adelbert M. , painter, r. 1317J Sacramento
Beach Antone, r. 904 Kearny
Beach Arthur, drayman, r. 452J Minna
Beach Chilion, book importer, r. 1301 Taylor
Beach Edward M., printer, r. 624 Taylor
Beach Frank L,, carpenter, r. 1232 Twenty-sixth
Beach Gardner E. , ticket agent S. P. Co. (foot Market)
r. 318 Nineteenth
Beach Helen M. Mrs., searcher Post Office, r. 312 Van
Ness Av
Beach Hoi-ace Mrs. , r. 1101 Pine
Beach Lucinda, widow, r. 22 Fair Oaks
Beach Mary, widow, r. 1101 Pine
Beach Ransom E. , salesman Charles M. Plum & Co. , r.
Oakland
Beach Samuel, r. 807 Taylor
Beach Thomas P. , secretary Eastern Oregon Land Co.,
r. 916 Market
Beach William P., harnessmaker, r 938 Natoma
Beachford W., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1424 Clay
Beachman Frank, bartender, r. 717 Bush
BE.ACOV LIOHrC'O.AL OIL, Magner Bros, agents,
322-324 Front, Telephone Main 5006
Beadle Alfred W. (A. W. Beadle & Co.) r. Alameda
Beadle A. W. i Co. (Alfred W. Beadle) wholesale com-
mission and lumber merchants, 14 California
Beadle Donald, shipping and commission merchant, 14
California, r. Alameda
Beadle George S., Pac. Coast agent Alpine Safe Co., 14
California, r. Alameda
Beadle S. A., r. 18 Minna
Beadon John, rope splicer, r. 2103 Golden Gate Av
Beaham John G , clerk Neville & Co., r. 455| Minna
B^"Beaham. See Beham
Beaizley George T.(Beaizlev & Hempstead) r. 420 Leaven-
worth
BE.AIZLEV M'lLLIAM B., deputy Clerk I'. S. Cir-
cuit Court and U. S. Commissioner, 51 U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bldg, 3d floor, r. 2417 Washington
BEAIZLEY A HE>IP<»TEAD (George T. Beaizley
and Frank C. Hempstead) proprietors Shaw's
__^ Pharmacy, 434 Sutter, Telephone Main 5073
6=r Beaizley. See Beasely and Beazley
Beal Charles L., secretary and treasurer Samuel Beal
Furniture Co., 737-741 Mission, r. Alameda
Beal Charles R., assistant storekeeper Custom House, r.
625 Hayes
Beal David, liquors, 147 Third, r. 21 Hunt
Beal Elijah, painter, r. 7724 Harrison
Beal Georgie, widow, r. 1515 Ellis
Beal Harry, printer, r. 225 Minna
Beal John F. R., rope splicer Market St. [Ry, r 12051
Hayes
Beal Robert F., compositor A. J. Learj- Co., r. 225
Minna
Beal Samuel, president Samuel Beal Furniture Co.,
737-741 Jlission, r. Alameda
Beal Samuel Furniture Co., Samuel Beal president,
Charles L. Beal secretarj- and treasurer, 737-744 Mis-
sion
Beal Walter, printer Cuberv & Co. , r. 4 Clementina
Beal William O. Mrs., widow, r. 48 Oak
Beale Jessie Miss, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Beale John J., machinist Abner Doble Co., r. 128i Lang-
ton
Beale Philip, cook Humboldt Hotel, r. 233 Fifteenth
BEALE STREET WAREHOUSE. Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, NE cur Beale and Brv»nt, Telephone
South 914
BEALE liTREET ITHARF, foot of Beale
Beale Tru.xton (Shoobert, Beale & Co.) r. Pacific-Union
Club
Beale William, porter Thomas Lundy, r. 517 Fulton
Beale William I., tinsmith, r. 264^ Minna
ayfieale. See Beall, Beel, Beighle, Beihl and Beile
Beales John T., clerk Robert Dixon, r. Berkeley
Beall Lizzie E. , widow, r. 223 Mason
Beall Reason B., carrier Post Office, r. 313 Liberty
Beall .Samuel J., bookkeeper Wright &0!sen, r. Fruit-
vale
Beals Amy L. Miss, r. 2834 Pine
Beals Charles H.. artist Swan & Stein, r. 2506 McAl-
lister
Beals Charies W., clerk Joseph E. Shain, 24 Mills Bldg,
3d floor
Beals Hem-y Channing, journalist, r. 2834 Pine
Beals William A. S., student, r. 2834 Pine
Beam I. Willard, manufacturers' agent, importer and
commission merchant, 29 Main, r. 2640 Howard
Beam William, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Beamer James C, carpenter, r. 1446^ Minna
Beamer Richard H., gripman Cal. St. RR. , r. 1530 Clay
Beamer William, bottler, r. 1446^ Minna
Beamer William R., driver Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 11 Kearny
Beamish John, clerk, r. 871 Market
BE.A.HISII PERC'V, gent's furnishing goods and
shirt manufacturer, 918-322 Market, Telephone
South 311, r. 2130 Howard
Beamish Richard, laborer, r. 810 Bnchanan
Beamish Robert, teamster, r. 512 Oak
Beamish Samuel F., shoemaker George Pollock, r. 810
Buchanan
Beamish Stanley A., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co.
810 Buchanan
Bean A. E. Mrs., dry goods, 120 Twenty-first
Bean Albert, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 346 Fourth
Bean Charles L., wireman, r. 812 Kearny
Bean Charlotte Miss, teacher John Swett Granni
School, r. 712 Van Ness Av
Bean Clarence B., printer, r. 618 Harrison
Bean David F., driver Fanisworth & Collins r. 120
Twenty-first
Bean Frederick W., salesman Gullixson Bros
Franklin
Bean Hannah, widow, r. 332 Tenth
Bean James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. o
Mission
Bean John, r. 1207 Octa\ia
Bean John D., cook Alms House
Bean Joseph, cook, r. 733 Market
Bean Joseph P., editor and publisher The OljTupian, 38-
39 Donohoe Bldg, r. 233 FrankUn
Bean Mark O., tailor, r. 914 Howard
Bean JIartin, laborer, r. 1226J Folsom
Bean Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
Bean Thomas, hoseman Engine 19
Bean Thomas F., policeman, r. 1123 McAllister
Bean Thomas J., candymaker, r. 332a Tenth
Bean Walker L., salesman J. A. Folger & Co.
Bean Walter F., musician, r. 112 Collingwood
Bean Weslev P., patentee Bean's patent bed
Turk
Bean Willard C, instructor boxing, 38-39 Donohoe Bldg,
r. Santa Rosa
Bean William, shoemaker, r. 127 Second
Bean William H., r. 618 Harrison
Bean William H. Jr., clerk, r. 618 Harrison
Bean William R., carpenter, r. 9 Florence
l^"Bean. See Been and Bien
Beane Celia M., widow, r. 2039 Mission
Beane E. J., real estate and mining, 626 Market, r. 632
Post
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San Francisco, Sacramento and Los .4ngeles
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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4.0
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Beane Kendig, salesman Lippman Bros., r. •2023 Mission
Beane Walter J., apjireutice machinist Union Iron Wks,
r. 2039 Mission
Beanov F. E. , milker, r. 334 Madrid
BE4XSTOSi «EORGE, secretary' Board of Educa-
tion, New City Hall, Telephone West 177, r. 1014
Fillmore
Beanston George A., clerk New Zealand Insurance Co.,
r. 23 HoIIis
Beanston Peter, clerk, r. 23 HoUis
Beanston William J., clerk Goldstein & Goldberg, r. 23
Hollis
Bear Alfred (Bear & Buckley) r. 8291 Vallejo
Bear Bernard, commission merchant, r. 1720 Gearj-
Bear Club, SW cor Post and Fillmore
Bear George U., restaurant, 1350 Howard, r. 123 Oak
Bear Harbor Lumber Co., Pollard & Dodge agents, 3
California
Bear John F., sign painter Eagle Sign Co., r. 48 Silver
Bear Solomon, capitalist, r. 518 Van Ness Av
Bear & Buckley (Alfred Bear and Patrick A. Buckley)
yrocers, 1311 Stockton
{^"tJear. See Baer and Bahr
Beard Charles E., teamster Peters & Cowie, r. 229i
Langton
Beard Edward, clerk, r. 516 Jones
Beard Eva, widow, r. Tl.'i Eddy
Beard George N., clerk Will.am M. Hilton, r. 2051 Mis-
sion
Beard Stella, widow, furnished rooms, 516 Jones
t^Beard. See Baird
Beardmore Frank, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Beardmore James, shade maker, r. 2821 Filbert
Beardsley Carl R. (Oie & Beardsley) r. 1037)^ Market
BeardsleV Charles H., bookkeeper Lucas & Co., r. 1231
Market
Beardslev Edward J. , driver Cascade Laundry, r. 1324
Scott
Beardsley Emma F. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 631i Geary
Beardsley Heiiry W., upholsterer, r. 1324 Scott
Beardsley James, loreman C. K. Allen, r. 1324 Scott
Beardsley Margaret, widow, r. 1921 Oclavia
Beardsley Malvin W., office 116 Battery, r. Oakland
Beardsley Miles, waiter, r. 12 Mary
Beardsley Sophia, widow, r. 631i Geary
Bearfield Jacob, jjeddler, r. 784 Stevenson
Bearquist Charles W., bartender Joseph Farrell, r. 521
Pacific
Bearwald Abraham, shoecutter J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 811
Octavia
Bearwald Benjamin, r. 1727 Post
Bearwald Dora Miss, tailoress, r. 811 Octavia
Bearwald George, r. 811 Octavia
Bearwald Leopold (Bearwald & Edsburg) r. 1422 Valencia
Bearwald Louis, bookkeeper Lewis Meyerstein & Son, r.
811 Octavia
Bearwald Mark, shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co.,r. 702
Linden Av
Bearwald & E-lsburg (Leopold Bearwald and Carl C. Eds-
burg) butchers, 1343 Va'encia
Beasiesz Peter, tailor Frank O. Liljenberg, r. 621 Oc-
tavia
Beasley Edward C, teacher Urban School, r. 2124 Cali-
fornia
Beasley George S., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 115
Seventh
Beasley Harry, housemover, r. 1719 San Carlos Av
Beasley James, housemover, r. 236 Day
Beasley J. F., r Hancock House
Beasley Johanna, widow, r. 1614|^ Pacific Av
Beasley John, r. 304 Twenty first
Beasley Richard G., liquors, 417 Fourth, r. 174 Perry
■^"Beasley. See Beaizley and Beazley
Beath Alexander M., r. 400 Bay
Beatie Albert W. confectioner}', 2514 Mission, r. 915
Guerrero
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Beatie John W. , clerk Dunsmuir & Sons, r. 915 Guerrero
Beatie Nellie G. Miss, r. 915 Guen-ero
Beaton Ale.xander, shoemaker George McGinn, r. 711
Stockton
Beaton Angus, ship carpenter, r. 408 Hermann
Beaton Donald, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 10 Minne-
sota
Beaton John, hostler Market St. Ry, r. 2413 Twenty-
fourth
Beaton John J., superintendent California Dry Dock Co.,
r. 436 Bartlett
Beaton Minnie Mrs., stenographer, r. 209 Clipper
Beaton Neil, carpenter, r. 601 Eddy
Beaton Richard, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New
Continental Hotel
Beattge Charles, liquors and boarding, 3 East
Beattge Charles Jr., teamster, r. 3 East
Beattie Andrew S., foreman Golden Gate Park, r. 2709
Golden Gate Av
Beattie Brothers (John C. and Joseph) grocers, 206 Sixth
Beattie Claj-, surveyor, r. 810 Mission
Beattie Edward, printer, r. 916 Geary
Beattie Frank B., electrician, r. 808 Mission
Beattie James, bartender, r. 171 John
Beattie Jane, widow, r. 17 J John
Beattie John, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r. N s Al-
dine nr Willard
Beattie John, painter, r. 17 i John
Beattie John C. (Beattie Bros.) r. Oriel Hotel
Beattie Joseph (Beattie Bros.), r. Oriel Hotel
Beattie J. W. C. , attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Beattie R. W., brickmason, r. 1045 Market
Beattie William, machinist Joseph Wagner Mnfg Co. , r.
405 Clementina
Beatty Antcsn (C. Tolomei & Co.) r. 1444 Mission
Beatty Christopher, machinist, r. 564 Minna
Beatty David, traveling salesman Horn & Co., r. Ber-
kelev
Beatty David L., compositor Commercial Pub. Co., r.
Oakland
Beatty E. Mrs., r. 105 Larkin
Beatty Edward, stonecutter, r. 520 Fourth
BeattV Elizabeth, widow, r. 503 Lyon
Beatty Francis G., collector Harbor Commissioners, r.
Berkelev
Beatty Harry W., waiter, r. 931 Shotwell
BeattV Henry, watchman Shot Tower, r. 1026i Natoma
BEATTV ME^KV X. (Beatty & Beatty) r. 404 Four
teenth
BeattV James, hide dealer, E s Fifth Av South, bet Rail-
road Av and N, Telephone 7005, r. 1017 Tenth Av
South
Beatty James A., livery stable, 875 Folsom, r. 1017 Tenth
Av South
Beatty James J. , machinist, r. 404 Fourteenth
Beatty John, carpenter Dodge & Dunshee, r. 1020'.
Natoma
Beatty John J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 404
Fourteenth
Beatty John, clerk Shreve & Co., r. 8 Verba Buena
BeattV Lambert T., printer, r. 407 Taylor
Beatty Samuel, foreman J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 529 Guer-
rero
Beatty Thomas, teamster Warren & Malley, r. 1339
Howard
Beatty Thomas H., pressman Dispatch Printing Co., r.
Oakland
Beatty William, cook Potrero Hotel
BeattV William, manager James A. Beatty, 875 Folsom, r.
1017 Tenth Av South
BeattV William, watchman, r. 258 Stevenson
BEATTV »'ILLI.4M A. (Beatiy & Beatty) r. 404
Fourteenth
BE.ITTV WILllA.n II., Chief Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 305 Larkin, r. 1417
Post
BeattV William H.. clerk Western Meat Co., r. 1013 Clay
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Beatty William J., capitalist, r. 1020 Mission
Beatty William J., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 22 Glen
Beatty William T., teamster, r. 1017 Tenth Av South
BKATTY & BEATTl' (William A. and Henry N.) at-
torneys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 13-14
Beaty James G., U. S. storekeeper Sea W'all Warehouse,
r. Oakland
Beauce Caroline, widow, r. 3064 Hayes
Beauce Eugene A., clerk Custom House, r. 306J Hayes
Beauchamp Leon L., carrier Post Office, r. 369 First
Beaudoin Louis E., barber, r. 20| Welch
Beauharnais Sarah A., widow, r. 819 Broadway
Beauman Lillian Miss, r. 1002 Geary
. Beaumont John, farmer, r. 2508 Bush
Beaumont Joseph, merchant, r. 629 Twenty-third
Beauregard The, Enkel & Herbert proprietors, 402
O'Farrell
Beauxaux Paul, cook, r. 413 Bartlett
Beauxis John, r. 817 Vallejo, rear
Beaven David B., poultrj' and fish, 5-6 Mission Market,
r. 33a Capp
Beaver Alonzo E., clerk White Bros., r. 431 Eddy
Beaver August, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. E s
Pennsylvania Av
Beaver Fred H. (Kilgarif & Beaver) r. 1409 Hyde
BE AVER CiEORCiE W,, capitalist and vice-presi-
dent Pacific Mutual Life Insiirance Co. of California,
r. 1300 Taylor, Telephone East 553
Beaver Henry, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
r. 135 Cumberland
Beaver Max, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 255 Eleventh
Beaver Samuel E., paj'ing teller Bank of California, r.
118 Grant Av
i^"Beaverly. See Beverly
Beazley Frank C. , manager Saratoga Packing Co. , 316
California
Beban Dominick J., printer H. S. Crocker Co. , r. 1319
Pine
Beban John C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 27 John
Beban Lewis E., inspector Custom House, r. 1319 Pine
Becher Alfred, clerk The Pacific Irish-American, r. 620
Ash Av
Becher Ferdinand J. , house and sign painter, 517 Haves,
r. 519i Hayes
Becher George, truckman Ronald G. McMillan, r. 620
Ash Av
Becher Henry, cook, r. 620 Ash Av
Becher Lizzie Miss, saleslady Mrs. Adam Bullion, r. 620
Ash Av
Becher Max A., r. 615 Bush
Becheras Marius, cook, r. 3016 Sixteenth
Becherer Charles, maltster National Brewing Co., r. 629
Ash Av
Becherer Charles F. , clerk, r. 237 Richland Av, Holly
Park
Bechler John H., salesman Jackson Napa Soda Water, r.
1845 Stevenson
Bechler Joseph C. , apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co. , r.
1845 Stevenson
Bechler Joseph H., salesman Jackson's Napa Soda
Water, r. 1845 Stevenson
Bechuiaiin Hermann E., bakery, 2658 Market
BECHT GEORGE J. agent and
dealer in soda water apparatns and sap-
plles, 21a Eddy, Telephone iSoutli 581,
r. 2820 Clay
Becht George J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 406A San
Jose Av
Becht John, shipping clerk Western Sugar Refinerj-, r.
208 Eddy
Bechtel Francois C, liquors, 399 Hayes
Bechtel Ludwig, groceries and liquors, 801 Greenwich
Bechtel Max M. , dressmaker, 211 Geary, r. Hotel Mira-
Beck Adam, mason and builder, office 16 Post, r. 2018
Mission
Beck Albert, crozier Cal. Barrel Co., r. 780 Illinois
Beck Alfred P., tinsmith, r. 410 Harrison, rear
Beck Alois, maltster Krug & Zimmermann, r. Valencia
Hotel
Beck Andrew P., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 15 Valley
Beck August, locksmith and hardware, 20 Montgomerv
Av
Beck Carl A., physician, office and r. 1802 Laguna
Beck Charles, r. 712i Geary
Beck Charles, driver W. F. Beck, r. 1106J Treat Av
Beck Christopher P., teamster, r. 1209 Folsom
Beck Edward F., stationery, 205 Ninth
Beck Edward L., clerk Steriing Furniture Co., r. 1215
Powell
Beck Elizabeth Miss, glovemaker, r. 1106i Treat Av
Beck Elizabeth, widow, r. 110 Fourteenth
Beck Emanuel, with Weil & Beck, r. 1808 Pacific Av
Beck Emil, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 566 Minna
Beck Eugene B. Jr., clerk The Beck Mercantile Co., r.
Oakland
Beck Eugenia, widow, r. 917 Powell
Beck Francis E. , accountant Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
539 O'Farrell
Beck Frederick, teamster Smith Bros, r. 1043a Folsom
Beck Frederick C, wood carver, r. 110 Fourteenth
Beck George, waiter, r. 313 Stockton
Beck George H. , blacksmith Charles Herold, r. 1106^
Treat Av
Beck George J., traveling salesman, r. 2820 Clay
Beck George L., druggist Jacob Isacson, r. 913 O'Farrell
BEt'K GlISTAVDS €.,■ physician and surgeon, office
and r. 121 Post, rooms 1-2, hours 9 to 10 A.M., 1 to
3 and 7 to 8 P.M., Telephone Main 609
Beck Harry, master schr Newark, office 31 Steuart
Beck Henry, hog ranch, r. Twenty-ninth Av South bet
N and P
Beck Henry, janitor I. O. Red Men's Hall, r. 518 Jessie
Beck Henry, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1106i Treat
Av
Beck Henry H., chief ticket clerk Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r.
403 Leavenworth
Beck Herman, waiter Stmr Mariposa
Beck Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 11061 Treat Av
Beck Ignatius, clerk Jacob Isacson, r. 1938 Ellis
Beck Jacob, contractor, office 16 Post, r. 2018 Mission
Beck James, hostler Alex. McCord & Co., r. 123 Eddy
Beck Joel V. Jr. , painter, r. 907 Bryant
Beck John, baker Frederick Mayer", r. 1216 Railroad Av
Beck John, bartender, r, 715 Howard
Beck John, carpenter, r. 1211 Fillmore
Beck John, laborer National Brewing Co., r. 1115| Golden
Gate Av
Beck John Mrs., r. 1007 J Larkin
Beck John, salesman Marc Augenblick & Co. , r. Oakland
Beck John, teamster, r. 909 Kearny
Beck John A., bookkeeper, r. 129b Fourteenth
Beck John C, master schr Monterey, office 31 Steuart,
r. Oakland
Beck John F. , upholsterer, r. 10 Alvarado
Beck John M., special agent Fire Assn of Philadelphia,
308 Pine, r. Oakland
Beck Lemuel, clerk John W. Flinn, r. 136 Seventh
Beck Lonis, tailor, r. 119 Fifth
Beck Ludwig, with Syz & Co., r. 2818 Bush
Beck M. A., agent, office, 1508 Market, r. 205 Ninth
Beck Margaret Mrs., r. 527 Post
Beck Margaret B., widow, r. 1115i Golden Gate Av
Beck Mary L., widow, r. 410 Harrison, rear
Beck Mathias, bartender, r. 705 Mission
Beck Maj' A. Mrs. (Ahmiinum Novelty Co.) r. 100
Haight
Beck Mercantile Co. The, Walter F. Beck manager, IHi
California, room 10
Beck Meyer, salesman, r. 12J Willows A-\-
Beck Miles W., salesman Gilbert Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
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Beck Nathaniel A., eollarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
606 Douglass
Beck Nicholas, mate schr War Eagle, r. 24 Freelon
Beck Peter, porter Schuster Bros., r. 306 Sutter
Beck Peter, restaurant, 521i Sixth
Beck Preben S., confectionery, 1518 Stockton
Beck, Pyhrr & Co. (in liquidation) wine merchants,
office 509 Montgomerj', rooms 3-4
Beck Regina, widow, r. 237 Golden Gate Av
BECK KEINHOLH, proprietor Vienna Model Bakery,
205 Keaniy
Beck Robert Mrs., widow, r. 1101 Pine
Beck Samuel B., master bark Harvester, llA Steuart, r.
Alameda
Beck Susan O., widow, r. 130 Wildey
Beck Thomas F., clerk Richard Acton, r. 4 Lilac Av
Beck Victor, paperhanger, r. 907 Bryant
Beck Walter, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Beck Walter Mrs., chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Beck Walter A., porter Pierce & Son, r. 704 Sacramento
Beck Walter F., manager The Beck Mercantile Co., 116
California, r. Oakland
Beck Wilhelmina, domestic 106 Henry
Beck William (Weil & Beck) r. 1808 Pacific Av
Beck William, brewer Albany Brewery, r. 134 Clara
Beck William, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 831 Ellis
Beck William E. (Lowell & Beck) r. Oakland
Beck William F., janitor Union Square Hall, r. 421 Post
Beck William F., wood and coal, 204 Twenty-fourth, r.
1106i Treat Av
Beck William J., tinner, r. 410 Harrison, rear
Beck William T., painter, r. 727 Devisadero
Becke G. J. Mrs., r. 2000 O'Farrell
Beokel .Joseph & Co. (New York) corsets, 220 Sutter
Beckel Louis, tailor, r. 268 Clara
Beckenbach August, painter, r. 1904 Filbert
BECKEK A. <& CO. (Adolf Becker and August Re-
decker) wines and liquors, 14 Third
Becker Abe H., bartender Isador Schwartz, r. 431 Sixth
Becker Adam, baker, r. 20161 Taylor
Becker Adolf (A. Becker & Co.) r. 364^ Third
Becker Adolph C. (Becker & Rolkin) r. 933 Kearny
Becker Albert, baker, r. 625 Clay
Becker Albert, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 409
Twenty-seventh
Becker Albert P., painter, r. 409 Twenty-seventh
Becker Aline, widow, r. 204^ Eddy
Becker Arthur, teacher German, r. Abbotsford House
Becker August, barber, 809 Bryant
Becker August, joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 1329 Twenty-
fifth
BECKER B. ADOLPH, vice-president The German
Savings and Loan Society, office 526 California, r.
1910 California
Becker Barbara, widow, r. 1210 Mason
Becker Belshazzar, cook Frederick Brandt, r. 116^
Shotwell
Becker Bernard, laborer John Wieland Brewery, r. 37
Clementina
Becker Brothers (Joseph E. and Victor F.) plumbing and
gasfitting, 329 Hayes
Becker Caspar J., tanner, r. 912 Fifteenth Av South
Becker Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Becker Charles, pressman Valleau & Oliver, r. 512 Vallejo
Becker Charles, ship carpenter, r. 342 Fourth
Becker Charles A., barber, 1301 Castro, r. 1329 Twenty-
fifth
Becker Charles E., bartender Charles Stepp, r. 204|
Eddy
Becker Charles H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk
and Larkin and 847 Fillmore, r. 835 Fillmore
Becker Christopher, bakery, 23 Twenty-fourth, r. 25
Twenty-fourth
Becker Clarence W., draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r.
1214 Laguna
Becker Conrad, r. 9 Reed PI
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B3<:CKEK UIEDKICH (D. Becker & Co.) and presi-
dent Monarch Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion and Sunnyside Land Company, r. 837 Sutter
Becker Edward, solicitor, r. 431 Sixth
Becker E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 204| Eddy
Becker Elizabeth, widow, r. SE cor Stanyanand Sullivan
Becker Elizabeth Miss (Becker & Sander) r. 226 Pacific
Becker Emil J., bartender TivoH Opera House, r. 245
Ninth
Becker Eugene W., watchmaker Max Shirpser Jewelry
Co., 732 Market, r. 21074 Powell
Becker Ferdinand, clerk, r. 516 Octavia
Becker Frank, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 338
Bryant
Becker Frank W., truckman Truck 5, r. 1219 Stockton
Becker Frederick, weaver, r. Alms House
Becker Frederick W., clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r.
18664 Stevenson
Becker George E., harnessmaker, 206 Eighth, r. 1133
Folsom
Becker George F. , surveyor, r. 124 Montgomery Block
Becker George J., special officer S. P. Co., r. 2009 O'Far-
rell
Becker Gustave, blacksmith, SE cor Stanyan and Sul-
livan
Becker Hannah, widow, r. 519i Hayes
Becker Harry H., salesman M. J. Brandenstein & Co. r.
532 Seventeenth
Becker Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Becker Henry, phimber MosesF. Fisher, r. 1329 Twenty-
fifth
Becker Henry, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 311 Pacific
Becker Henry F., cook, r. 623 Stevenson
Becker Henry J., tanner S. F. Tannery, r. San Bruno
Av nr Army
Becker Hermann, laborer, r. 912 Fifteenth Av South
Becker Isaac, lumberman, r. 6h Freelon
Becker Johanna, widow, r. 251 Clementina
Becker John, carpenter, r. 9 Reed PI
Becker John, clerk D. Becker & Co., r. 718 Leavenworth
Becker John, clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. 34 Maple
Court
Beaker John, steward stmr Peru
Beaker John E., barber, 504 Bryant, r. 655 Howard
BECKER JOHN HENRY, .r.,o„...
provisions, wines, liquors, cigars and
tobacco. SE cor Sutter and Taylor, r. 6'H
Taylor
Becker John J., finisher Norton Tanning Co., r. 912 Fif-
teenth Av South
Becker Joseph, r. 329 Hayes
Bscker Joseph, barber, r. 1205 Steiner
Becker Joseph, harne ismaker Main & Winchester, r. 708d
Pine
Becker Joseph E. (Becker Bros.) r. 329 Hayes
Becker Joseph R., barber, r. 100 McAllister
BEL'KER JOSEPH W., proprietor Hotel Becker, 16-
18 Mason, Telephone South 81
Becker Julius, r. 10004 Dolores
Becker Julius A., machinehand, r. 315^ Tenth
Becker Lambert, musician, r. 708 Lombard
Becker L'zzie Mrs., r. 100 McAllister
Becker Louis, capitalist, r. 1822 Buchanan
Becker Louis J., plumber Becker Bros., r. 329 Hayes
Becker Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 3154 Tenth
Becker Marie, domestic 423 Golden Gate Av
Becker xMartin, bartender C. D. Mues, r. 610 D
Becker Mary, widow, r. 222 Page
Becker Michael, laborer, r. 717 Stockton
Becker Nicholas, laborer, r. 2714 Clara
Becker O. F. Mrs., widow, r. 222 Page
Becker O. W. (O. W. Becker & Co.) r. .307 Mason
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BECKER O. W. A CO. (O. W. Becker) real estate
a^'eiits and loan brokers. 240 Montgomerj'
Becker Peter, r. 51G Octa\ia
Beclier Peter, boxmaker Pac. Box Facton,-, r. 9 Reed PI
Becker Philip, camenter, r. 2830 Sixteenth
Becker P. J., cashier Seppich & Kleinhans, r. Russ
House
Becker Sihy Miss, clerk C. Becker, r. 25 Twenty-fou th
Becker Thomas, Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor Louisiana
and Sien-a
Becker Victor F. (Becker Bros.) r. 329 Hayes
Becker VVedelin, cabinetmaker, r. 34 Maple Ojurt
Becker William, r. 1215 Noe
Becker William, barber Frank Koch, r. 202^ Stockton
Becker William, blacksmith, r. 5i7 Mission
Becker William, pressman Valleau & Oliver, r. 1406
Powell
Becker William, willowware, 622 Market, r. 240 Elgin
BECKER A ROLKIX (Adolph C. Becker an 1 Ed-
ward Rolkin) proprietors Prescott House, 933 Keaniy
Becker & Sander (Miss Elizabeth Becker and Mrs. Marie
Sander) proprietors .Metropolitan Bakerv, 226 Pacific
fe'^Becker. See Bacher, Baker and Boecker
Beckett Benjamin, porter Bovee, Tov & Co., r. 321|
U'Farrell
Beckett Frederick A., salesman Clinton E. Worden &
Co., r. Oakland
Beckett Henry, machinist, r. 46 South Park
Beckett John, bookkeeper Hammersmith & Field, r. 4ti
South Park
Beckett Reid, machinist Union Iron Wks,r. 46 South Park
Beckett Samuel H., machinist, r. 618 Eddv
l^~ Beckett. See Bequette
Beckham Elizabeth L. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 1227 Pine
Beckham Lucie G. Miss, stenographer Firemans Fund
Ins. Co., r. 1227 Pine
Beckhusen Annie A., r. 2416 Washington
Beckingham George, salesman Livingston & Co., r. Se-
attle, Wash
Beckleach Harry, candymaker, r. 708 McAllister
Beckiey Harney, engineer, r. 1805a Folsom
Beckley Hattie" E. , widow, r. 911a Guerrero
Beckiey LawTence B., barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 463
Jessie
Beckiey Thomas, stonemason, r. 221 Eighth
Beckiey Ward, clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co., r.
911a Guerrero
Beckman Andrew, caqienter, r. 1618 San Carlos Av
Beckman Claus, bookkeejier Charles Bach, r. 3004 La-
guna
Beckman Frederick, patternmaker, r. N s Cortland .\v
nr Pulaski
Beckman L. A., 2d mate schr Charles R. Wilson
Beckman Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 831 Fifteenth
Beckman Lillle Mrs. , furnished rooms, 1304 Pine
Beckmann Adolph, bartender Diedrich Wetjen, r. SW
cor Fifth and Berry
BECKM.i.W CH.4RLES F., wines and liquors, 338
Bush, r. 508 Lea\'en worth
Beckmann Hans, clerk Da\T!S Bros., r. 32| Maple Court
Beckmann Henn', cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r
1900 Mission "
Beckmann Henrj-, driver John B. Knudson, r. 338 San-
chez
Beckmann Henry, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 2401^
Taylor
Beckmann Jacob, cabinet maker George H. Fuller & Co. ,
r. Stevenson ur Fourth
Beckmann John, grocer, r. 1527 Powell
Beckmann Meta, widow, groceries, 1500 Folsom
Beckmann, Wilhelmiua, widow, r. 1900 Mission
Beckmann William, groceries and liquors, 458 Sixth, r.
456 Sixth
BECK.1IAVN WILH.4M, dealer in groceries, wines
and liquors, XE cor Chestnut and Mason
Beckmann William H,, upholsterer, r. 1900 Mission
)S^"Beckniann. See bachmnan and Boeckmann
Beckson K., r. 1109 Post
Becknith Arthur, painter, r. 1612 Pacific
Beckwith Caroline E. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Beckwith George, tinner, r. 705 Mission
Beckwith James R., teamster Wan-en & Malley, r. SW
cor Bay and Webster
Beckwith John W., watchman, r. 481 Tehama
Beckwith Seth L., r. 1119^ Alabama
Beckwith William (Beckwith & Clough) r. 1222 Seven-
teenth
Beckwith William S., teamster, r. 5G0J Xatoma
Beckwith & Clough (William Beckwith and George A.
Clough) electric supplies, 418 California
Becraft Almerin T., wagon and carriage maker, 200 Bart-
lett, r. 820 Capp
Becsey .Joseph A. , attorney at law, Supreme Court Bldg,
rooms 9-10, r. 321 Seventeenth
Bedair John, cabinetmaker J. Noonan, r. 48 Louisa
Bedbury James M., lather, r. 335 Clementina
Bedearrat John, laborer Sarthou & Trebucq, r. Thirty-
fourth Av South nr Railroad Av
Bedell Joseph C, sheet iron worker John C. Lawson, r.
603 Battery
Bedell William, district passenger agent Pennsylvania
RR. Co., 11 Montgomerj^ r. 2727 Jackson
Bedell William, machinist, Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 15
Dearborn PI
Bedell William, plumber, r. 1860^ Stevenson
Beder Charles, painter, r. 606 Minna
Bederman Harry J., detective Cal. State Detective
Bureau, r. 905^ Mission
Bedford Herbert G., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 331
Twenty-ninth
Bedford James W'., rigger, r. 115 Welsh
Bedford Thomas, seaman, r. 568 Howard
Bedgood James D., carpenter Market St. Ry, r. 610i
Jersey
Bedney Henry, barber Benjamin Tichner, r. 1426 Mason
Bedolph Ellen, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Bedoni Louis, painter, r. 12 Jasper PI
Bedf>uret Dominique (Berdous & Bedouret) r. 843 Pacific
Bedova Leonidas, porter Antone Ortega, r. 275J Minna
Bee Everett X. (Otis, McAllister & Co.) r. 1923 Pine
Bee Frank M. , vineyardist, r. 1923 Pine
Bee Joseph, detective, r. 1706 Broadway
Bee Joseph P., traveling salesman, r. 610i Eddy
Bee Maggie Mrs., fortune teller, 610^ Eddv
Beebe Charles F. (Sutton & Beebe) r. Portland, Or.
Beebe Charles W. (Trumbull & Beebe) r. Oakland
Beebe George A. , carpenter, r. 323 Duncan
Beebe H. H., operator T. C. Marcean, r. Alameda
Beebe R. Levene, porter S. P. Taylor Co., r. 317 Bush
Beebe Rosa, widow, nurse, r. 1325 Sanchez
Beebe Samuel J., special delivery clerk Post Office, r. 60">
Market
Beecher Charles E., bookkeeper City Steam Carpet Beat-
ing and Revenovating Wks, r. 126a Ei.-hth
Beecher Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 327 Minna
Beecher Isabella, widow, r. 312 Hill
Beecher Matthew, horseclipper, r. 560 Howard
I^" Beecher. See Becher
Beeching Robert Mrs., widow, r. 414 Lyon
Beechinor Norman A., foreman Mount Calvary Ceme-
terj-, r. 2554a Geary
Beede Alexander C, salesman Roos Bros., r. 118 Noe
Beede David H. , salesman Levi Strauss & Co. , r. 2408
Bush
Beede George K. (Beede & Hogan) r. 625 O'Farrell
Beede George N. , r. 625 O'Farrell
Beede Harry McN., clerk Belden & Cofran, r. 908 Guer-
rero
Beede & Hogan (George K. Beede and James G. Hogan)
proprietors Popular Dining Rooms, 35-37 Geary
Beeg Chris, bartender Otto Normanns, r. 613 Pine
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Beeifan James, j-lassblower, r. 616 Elizabeth
Beet'le Charles W., clerk Freight Audit<jr s Dept &. P.
Ci).,r. Windsor Hotel
Beehaii Michael, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Beekly Harvey M., engineer W. A. Scliroek, r. 1805a l"ol-
Beeknian Edith Miss, stenog-rapher Mutual Indemnity
Co. , r. Oakland
Beel Clara R., widow, r. 2506 Clay
Beel Phillip S., saloonkeeper, r. 1320 Octavia
Beel Sigmund S., teacher music, r. 1925 California
Beeler Charles R., chef International Hotel
Beeler Edward A., car repairer Sutter St. Ry,
Geary
Beeler Sarah Miss, waitress A. W. Dennett, r. 30:
Beenian Annie, domestic 917 Pine
Beeman William A. , keeper Farallone I sland Lighthouse
fff" Beeman. See Benian
Beeiii Louis, fruits, r. llli Collingwood
Beer Bernard (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1720 Geary
Beer Caroline A., widow, r. 628 Lombard
Beer Elizabeth, domestic 515b Taylor
Beer Jacob (Levy & Beer) r. 735 Filbert
Beer John, seaman, r. 1603 Santa Clara
Beer John, teamster, r. 129 Clinton
Beer Kate, widow, r. 114i Freelon
Beer Mary, widow, r. 1324 Filbert
Beer Oliver H., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Beer Orlando R., compositor Chronicle, r. 44 Sixth
8S" Beer. See Behr
Beennan Abraham, real estate, r. 3217 Jackson
Beernian Charles N., clerk William Beerman, r. 8217
Jackson
Beennan Frederick, carpenter, r. Eight Av South bet C
and D
Beennan Philip, shoemaker Charles F. Onnstott, r. 566
Mission
iff" Beennan. See Behrmann
Beermann Adolph, clerk, r. 1431 Webster
Beermann David, salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1612
OTarrell
Beers Barrett, dentist, 914 Pine
Beers David B., city agent White Sewing Machine Co.,
r. Oakland
Beers Eli F., janitor Red Men's Bldg, r. 1106 Bush
Beers Marj', widow, r. 1324 Filbert
Beers M. L. Miss, dental student, r. 914 Pine
Beersman Heiirv, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2015 Polk
Beerstecher Marie, widow, r. 2206 Steiner
Beese Henrj', machine hand Cal. Car Wks
Beeson Robert, clerk Waldo Lodging House
Beeson W. F., machinist, r. 24 Birch Av
Beestman Frederick, groceries, 901 Fifteenth
Beetz Adolph F. C, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 330
Seventh
Beevan Edward, buggy washer John W. Morshead, r.
25 Washington
Beevan Isaac, porter, r. 100 Olive Av
Beffa Fernando, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 803
Montgomery
Beffa Louise, domestic 1819 Page
Beffa Onorato, teamster, r. 513 Broadway
Begadon Kate, widow, r. 1705 Baker
Begbeder Peter, laundrj-man Parisien Steam Laundry,
r. 1602 Dolores
Begert John G., cooper George Windeler, r. 126 Silver
Begg Peter, notions, 107 Valencia
Begg Richard, bookkeeper, r. 107 Valencia
Beggs Ellen, widow, r. 122 William
Beggs George C, porter Dairj-men's Union of Cal., r. 369
First
Beggs John, laborer, r. 314 Fifth
Beggs Neil T., corroding house U. S. Mint, r. 122 Will-
iam
Beggs Oliver P., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 715 Broad-
way
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Beggs Samuel, glovemaker E. Lewis & Co., r. 424
Twenty-seventh
Beggs Thomas, teamster, r. 1434 Turk
Beggs William F., meterman, r. 122 William
Beggs William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1027
Natoma
Beggs William O. , butcher, r. S s Eighth Av South bet
M and N ^ , ,
Beggs William P., clerk Field & Stone Co., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Begin Joseph, r. 2918 Clay
Begley Cornelius, salesman J.J. O'Brien &Co.,r. 80o
Golden Gate Av
Begley John A., plumber, r. 362 Clementina
Begley Thady, gripman, r. 3106J California
Begley Thoinas, seaman, r. 1012 Natoma
Begley William, engineer, r. 1919 Howard
B^ Begley. See Bagley
Beguelin Adele Miss, saleslady Nathan, Dohnuann & Co. ,
r. 310 Church
Beguelin Fannie, widow, r. 310 Church
Beguelin Julius H., painter, r. 310 Church
Beguhl Adolph L., painter, 2130 Market
Beguhl David, painter, r. 87 Twenty-fifth
Beguhl Henry F., painter, r. 414 Hickory Av
Beguhl John, janitor Baldwin Theater, r. 629a Grove
Beguhl Walter, usher Baldwin Theater, r. 629a Grove
Beguhl William, engineer Edison Light and Power Co., r.
2.328 Harrison
Behan Arthurs., printer C. W. Gordon, r. 14 Ellis
Behan Charles T., clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 110 Pierce
Behan Edward J., carpenter Market St. Ry, r. E s Gates
nr Crescent Av
Behan Francis E., brushmaker, r. 206 East Av, Holly
Park
Behan James, painter, r. 206 T\venty-third
Behan James VV., actor, r. 436a Jessie
Behan John E. , clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. , r. 2612 Bryant
Av
Behan Joseph, driver A. L. Joyce, r. 6 Hartman PI
Behan Mary A. Miss, r. 742 Minna
Behan Maurice, policeman, r. 929 Filbert
Behan Morris, boatman, r. 9 Jefferson
Behan Patrick, r. 355 Fourth
l^-Behan. See Beahan
Behder Jacob, engineer stmr Colima
Behlendorff Gustave, conductor, r. 102 Central Av
Behler Charles, r. 15 Tilden
Behling Herman, butcher Frederick Fisher, r. 2708 Mis-
sion
BEHL.MEK HEXRY, proprietor St. Louis Brewery,
1524-1526 Pacific Av,, r. 1522 Pacific Av
Behhner Hennann, driver St. Louis Brewen'. r. 1524 Pa-
cific Av . ^ , ,
Behlmer John H., driver Enterprise Bremng Co., r. 410
Arlington ., „ „ . ,. .
BEHLOW 1*HARLE8 .1., vice-president H. Liebes &
Co. (incorporated) 133-137 Post, r. 1807 Octavia,
Telephone West 194
Behlow Charles J. Jr., cutter H. Webes & Co., r. 1807
Octavia
Behlow Dudley E., assistant bookkeeper H. Liebes & Co.
r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow Ella, widow, r. 2618 Bush
BEHLOW ROBERT, director H. Liebes & Co., r. 109
Scott
Behm Albert H., laborer, r. 142 Fell
Behm Bros. (Emanuel Behm) tailors, 114i Turk
Behm Emanuel (Behm Bros.) r. 623i McAllister
Behm John C. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 27 John
Behm Joseph, millwright, r. 1587 Eddy
Bjhm Leo, porter Tillmann & Bendell, r. 1585 Turk
nehni Solomon S., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 142
Fell
Behneman Albert, porter, r. 124 Noe
Behnenian Albert L., clerk Thomas Watson, r. Alameda
Behneman Alfred E., clerk, r. 124 Noe
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Behneman Frederick J., bookkeejier Joshua Hendy
Machine Wks, r. Alameda
Behneman Henrj-, with Buniell « Co., r. Alameda
Behnisch Julius, cabinetmaker, 111 Stevenson, r. 109
SteAenson
Behnke Charles, driver Willows Brewerj , r. Berkeley
Behnke Ernest, capitalist, r. 707 Montgomerj- Av
Behnke Frederick, blacksmith, r. 66 San Bruno Av
Behnke Nicolas, expressman, SE cor Market andSteuart,
r. 746 Seventeenth
Behnson Daniel, bartender, r. 535i O'Farrell
Behr Annie, widow, r. 3111 Geary'
Behr Hans C., mechanical engineer, 40 California, room
9, r. 1212 Jackson
Behr Henrv H., M. D., Wee-president Academv of Scien-
ces, 819 Market r. 1215 Bush
Behr John, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 29 Ford
Behr John H. , traveling salesman, r. 29 Ford
Behr Leah Miss, dressmaker, r. 3111 Geary
Behr Lena Miss, laundress S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Behr Louis, bartender Grabau Bros., r. 3.V Monroe
Behr Peter, waiter August Brans, r. 608 Sixth
IK?" Behr. See Beer and Bier
Behrbohm Abraham, peddler, r. 6S<J Ash Av
Behre Charles H., bricklaver, r. 1028 Potrero .Av
BEHRE ER.N'EST .1.. Nice-president Hemme & Long
Piano Co., 340 Post, r. 816 Page
Behre Frederick, r. 816 Page
Behre William F., mach:ni-;t Eigle Automatic Can Co.,
r. 207i Guerrero
Behrend Asher, jeweler, 44^ Third, r. 1165 Market
Behrend David, watchmaker, 1165 Market, r. 214
Twelfth
Behrend Gustav, conductor Sutter St. RR. . r. 102 Cen-
tral Av
Behrend Henry, watchmaker, r. 127i Morris Av
Behrend Paul, waiter, r. 109 Eighth '
^ Behrend. See Beherndt
Behrendt Fritz, bartender Otto Kaiser, r. 2801 Green-
wich
Behrendt Jacob W., clerk Walfer Bros., r. 931 Post
Behrendt Richard, salesman, r. 2319 Pine
Behrendt William, merchant, r. 1828 Sutter
Behrenhoff Adolph, r. 9i Miles PI
Behrens Adolph, salesman, r. 533 Gro\e
Behrens Adolph W., bookkeeper, r. 533 Grove
Behrens Albert, laborer, r. 1708 Waller
Behrens Dietrich, carpenter, r. 2196 Devisadero
Behrens Fred, attendant Harbor View Baths, r. NW cor
Baker and Broderick
Behrens Frederick, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Behrens George H., pipefitter Cal. Wire Wks, r 914
Filbert
Behrens Henrj-, r. 1325 Mission
Behrens Henry, contractor and builder, 516 Kearnv, r.
24 Rutledge
Behrens Henry Jr., carpenter, r. 24 Rutledge
Behrens Herrmann, steward Ahlbarn House
Behrens J. Hanr, master schr Arthur, office 7 Clay, r.
829 Treat Av
Behrens John H. , bartender Henrv Pregge, r. Oakland
Behrens R., cooper George Windeler, r. 1037 Hampshire
Behrens Richard, clerk John H. Becker, r. 624 Tavlor
Behrens Walter, clerk Redington & Co., r. 914 Filbert
Behrens William, traveling salesman Nathan, Dohrmann
& Co., r. Alameda
Behrens William C, 3d officer stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro, r. 110 Ca.sselli Av
Be?" ilehrens. See Behrend and Berens
Behringer Frederick, coruicemaker, r. 733b Clementina
Behriiiger Heury, baker, r. 625 Clay
uy Behringer. See Berringer
Behrle Emile, machinist F. A. Robbins Press Wks
Behnnann Christian F., r. 811 Shot well
Behrmann Delia, domestic 1219 Jones
Behnnann Henry, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 202 Franklin
Behrmann John H., cabinetmaker, r. 1817b Howard
Behrmann Ludwig, furaishing goods, 420J Third
Behrmann Margaret, nurse German Hospital
Behrmann Martin, agent Haley Ink Co., 4:36 Mont-
gomerj", r. 609 Powell
Behrmann William C, with Frederick Grunowski, r. 3
Cent«r PI
i^"Behmann. See Beerman
Behrndt Paul, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
321 Ellis
Behrsing Edward, seaman, r. 37| East
Beiber A., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Beicke Henry F., laborer, r. 875 Shot well
Beicke Louis J., foreman Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 938
Sanchez
Beicke Marie, widow, r. 875 Shotwell
Beidermann Mary, widow, r. 366 Minna
Beier Annie, domestic 70» Ashbur^-
Beier Martin F. (Beier & MUlikan) r. 5 Burritt
Beier & Millikan (Martin F. Beier and Andrew J. Milli-
kan) liquors, SW cor Grant Av and Bush
Beigbeider Victor, laundr>man, r. N s Delaware Av nr
Mission Road
Beigbeider Victor Mme., laundrj-, N s Delaware Av nr
Mission Road
Beighle Albert E., bookkeeper William Ehrenpfort, r.
801 Fillmore
Beighle George W., salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.
Berkeley
Beighle Nellie Mrs., physician, office and r. 1170 Market,
rooms 51-55
Beil L. Miss, salesladv Kohlberg Strauss & Frohman, r.
622 Polk
Beillhes John B., barber, r.-1914 Green
Bein Julius, deckhand, r. 1503 Leavenworth
Bein William, bookkeeii*>r, r. 828 Pacific
fiS"Bein. See Biehn, Bien and Bean
Beirne John J., horseshoer Daniel Giblen, r. 1623 Pine
Beirne Michael G., laborer, r. 835 Twenty third
Beirne Patrick J., r. 123 Shipley
sy Beirne. See Byrne
Beischl John, restaurant, 623 Sacramento, r. 207 Mont-
gomerj- Av
Beisel Gustav, butcher, r. 217 Mississippi
Beiser Adam G., conductor Market St. Ry. r. 33 J
Mission
Bejer John, laborer, r. 9 Clay
Bek Lem, auctioneer, r. 136 Seventh
BEKEART ALMA M. MRS.;
fashionable dre.SKmaker, Vil Post, rooms
43-44, r. 1.51 : Vallejo
Bekeart Frank C, clerk, r. 1517 Vallejo
Bekeart Philip B., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,
room 64, r. 1015^ Dolores
Bekken Mangas, r. 7 Everett
Belair H., laundrjnnan Haj-es Park Laundrj", r. Ws Mis-
sion Road nr Onondaga Av
Belando Mary, widow", r. 723} Vallejo, rear
Belando P. & Co. (Pedro, Belando and John Daneri)wo<>d
and coal, 1208-1210 Powell
Belando Pedro (P. Belando & Co.)r. 1208 Powell
Belanger A., stone cutter, r. Park Hotel
Bela-sco Abraham, merchant, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Edward, cutter L. Goodfriend & Co., r. 174
CTara
Belasco Frederick, director Belasco's Lvcernn School of
Acting, 5 Odd Fellows Bldg, r. 174* Clara
Belasco HeiuT, , salesman M. E. Mayer, r. 174^ Clara
Belasco Isaac (E. Heringhi & Co. and M. E. Meyer &
Co.) r. 1602 Gearj"
Belasco Isaac, teacher drama F. Belasco, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Israel, merchant, 1132 Market, r. 1602 Gearj"
Belasco P. Mrs., widow, r. 912} Jackson
Belasco SoUie, carrier Post Office, r. 836i Harrison
Belasco Walter, stage manager, r. 174 Clara
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Belaseo's Lyceum School of Acting, Frederick Belasco
director, Francis Yale secreUry, 5 Odd Fellows'
Bldg:
Belau Hu^i), gymnastic instructor Olympic Club, r. 700
McAllister
Belau Rudolph, deputy Assessor, r. 700 McAllister
Belcher E. , cook stmr City of Pueblo
BELCHER EDWARD A., judge Superior Court,
Department 11, chambers Mew City Hall, 2d floor,
r. 635 Haight
Belcher Edward R., polisher Thomas Day & Co., r. 9
Carolina
Belcher Edward S., compositor, r. 1308 Powell
Belcher Edwin B., cook, r. 425 Geary
Belcher Frederick G., manager S. F. Last Factory, r.
603 Steiner
Belcher Frederick P., drayman, 21 Fremont, r. Oak-
land
Belcher Gilbert L., secretary H. P. Gregory & Co., If\V
cor Fremont and Mission, r. Sausalito
BELCHER IS.4.AC S., commissioner Supreme Court
<if California, chamberji 305 Larkin, r. 948 Haight
Telephone West 798,
Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) C. L. Per-
kins secretary, 37-38 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Belcher William C. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) attor-
' nev-at-law, 520 Montgomerj% r. Palace Hotel
BELCHER WILLI.4.M J., vice-president Harrold,
Hochholzer & Allen, r. 948 Haight
BELDE.V BLOCK, SW cor Bush and Montgomery,
Davidson & Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
BELDEW C'H.lRLEiis A., treasurer W. W. Montague
& Co. , 309-317 Market, r. 2004 Gough
Beklen Charles J., fruits and vegetables, 1217 1 Scott
Belden David, machinist, r. 47 Erie
Belden E. A., r. 1007 Larkin
BELDE<V EDWI\ S., la\v stenographer and official
reporter Superior Court Department 5, office t! Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 1122 Guerrero
Belden Eunice, widow, r. 47 Erie
Belden George C, clerk, r. 1247 Haight
Belden Henry K. (Belden & Cofran) r. Oakland
Belden House, Major D. Coon proprietor, 137 Mont-
gomery
Belden James R., laborer, r. 1432 Folsom
Belden Joseph W. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 807
Polk
Belden Margueritte S., widow, r. 610 Mason
Belden Svlvania P., widow, boarding, 807 Polk
Belden Theodore, cigarmaker, r. 1303^ Buchanan
BELDE\ A COFRAN (Henry K. Belden and John
W. G. Cofran) managers Pacific dept Hartford Fire
Insurance Co. and New York Underwriters Agency,
313 California
fielding Mary L. Mi-s., t«acher Marshall Primary School,
r. 2017 Howard
Belduke F. E. Mrs., proprietor The Shasta, 320i
Sutter
Beleney George (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 1810 Sutter
Belfast Ginger Ale Co., Steimke Bros, proprietors, 2708
Octavia
Belfils Peter, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Belfrage Benjamin, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Belfrage John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2623
Sutter
Belfrage John G., watchman, r. 3827 Washington
Belger Edward, r. 736 Green
BELCrRA^iO FR.A^'K S., secretary Colmnbus Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 614 Washington, r. 1404
Masonic Av
Belhominoe Pietro, r. llj William
Belinont Gus, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48 Eighth
Belitzer Jacob, salesman M. Blaskower & Co.
Beljie Arthur, boilemiaker, r. 210 Michigan
Belkat John, porter, r. 1403 Valencia
Belknap David P., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. Sausalito
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^MRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Manv Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottli9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Belknap Edward S., cigannaker F. O. Raabe, r. 831
Howard
Belknap Rollin S., cider, 1528 Market, r. 869 Market
Bell Abraham P., engineer, r. 606d Bartlett
Bell Albert W.. salesman John D. Hammond, r. 2406
Mission
Bell Alexander, laborer Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 2412 Greenwich
Bell Alexander D., editor Live Stock and Butchers'
Gazette, 37-38 Merchants' Exchange, r. Sausalito
Bell Alexander G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bell Annie, domestic 1901 Baker
Bell Arthur W., bookkeeper Ferris & Williams, r. 2527
California
B«ll Benjamin F., barber John Naismith, r. 645 Wash-
ington
Bell Birdie Miss, clerk r. 417 Eddy
Bell Burleigh C, druggist Edward B. Keene, r. 2753
Sixteenth
Bell Charles, laborer, r 2806 Greenwich
Bell Charles, rigger, r. 150 Second
Bell Charles Mr^., r. 622 Eddy
Bell Charles A., teamster, r. 18381 Howard
Bell Charles H., dentist, 2202 Fillmore, Telephone West
506, r. 2611a Sacramento
Bell Charles J., seaman, r. 820 Battery
Bell Charles L., salesman Chicago Clock Co., r. Oakland
Bell Charles S., carbuilder, r. 34 Natoma
Bell Charles T., operator Am. District Tel. Co., r. 1024
Sacramento
Bell Conrad M., carrier Post Office, r. 11 Dehon
Bell Daniel P., cashier Triest & Co., r. East Oakland
Bell David B., watchman, r. 127 Langton
Bell David R., engineer, r. 127 Langton
Bell Dickson G., policeman, r. 535 Eighteenth
Bell Edward, r. 1031 Mission
Bell Edward J., agent Sunrise Brandy Co. of Cordelia,
Cal., 15 Clay
Bell Edwin, r. 209 Steiner
Bell Edwin C, butcher, r. 1513 Lyon
Bell Edwin H. , hmiber, r. 209 Steiner
Bell Eugene, stableman, r. 8 Gough
Bell Frances Miss, milliner, r. 1513 Lyon
Bell Frank, barber, r. 645 Washington
Bell Frank, canner, r. 28:6 Greenwich
Bell Frank", gripman Cal. St. RR. , r. 34 Austin Av
Bell Frank, longshoreman, r. 824 Folsom
Bell Frank C, contractor and builder, 16 Post, r. 1810
G een
Bell Frank V., agent National Life Ins. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Be'l Frednr^ck, lecturer, r. 1822 Stevenson
Bell Frederick, salesman, r . 13 Verona PJ
Bell George, ship joiner, r. 14 Folsom
Bell George A., teamster, r. 2806 Greenwich
Bell George D., r. 2488 Market
Bell George H. (Bell & Van Wyck) 303 California
Bell George R., scenic artist, r. 2309 Polk
Bell George W., janitor, r. 10 Leroy PI
Bell Gilson, clerk The Harry Unna Co., r. 717 Twen-
tieth
Bell H., musician, r. 420 Octavia
Bell Harriet, domestic, r. Alms House
Bell Harry, carpenter, r. 615 Post
Bell Harry A., compositor Examiner, r. 417 Keaniy
Bell Harry L., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept, S. P. Co., r.
2220 Geary
Bell Henrv, gardener, r. 8 Gough
Bell Henry, surfman Golden Gate Park Life Saving Sta-
tion, r. 23 Chesley
Bell Henry C, machinist Golden Gate Machine Wks, r.
117 sixteenth
Bell Henrv G., carriage painter Arthur Thomas, r. SE
cor Fulton and Buchanan
Bell Henry R., physician and surgeon, office 29Donohoe
Bldg, r. 3608 Sixteenth, Telephone Mission 84
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Bell Henry R., shipping clerk Wiester & Co., r. 2430 Cal-
ifornia
Bell Henry S., florist, r. 2220 Geary
Bell Herbert S., liquors, 1627 Filhnore, r. 3 Elliott Park
Bell Hugh, waiter, r. 312 Natoma
Bell J., upholsterer H. Friedrichs, r. 412 Shotwell
Bell James, carpenter, r. 423 Minna
Bell James, porter James M. Lackey, r. 14 Turk
BELL JAMES E. (Catton, Bell & Co.), r. Sausalito
BELL J.4.MES F., First Lieutenant and Aide-de-
Camp to Department Commander, 4th floor Phelan
Bldg, r. The Colonial
Bell J. Mack, cigar dealer, r. 20V Mason
Bell John, agent, 115 Kearny, room 21
Bell John, plumber, r. 1015 Guerrero
Bell John, seaman, r. 280(5 Green\nch
Bell John, teamster Warren & Malley, r SW cor. Bay
and Lagnna
Bell John, waiter, r. 113 Fell
Bell John Jr., fireman stmr Mariposa, r. 1324 Mission
Bell John Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 1324 Mission
Bell John B., barber C. Laubenheimer, r. 412 Shotwell
Bell John C, electrician Electrical Engineering Co., r.
731 Howard
Bell John H. , stevedore, r. 127 Langton
Bell John J., boltmaker Payne's Bolt WTiS, r. 220 Thir-
tieth
Bell John J., carpenter, r. 607 Xatoma
Bell John K., helper U. S. Mint, r. 34 Gleu Park Av
Bell John T. , carpenter, r. 1838i Howard
Bell Joseph, barber, r. 623 Castro
Bell J. W. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 327 O'Farrell
Bell Kittie Miss, photo printer T. C. Marceau.r. 8 Gilbert
Bell Laudon A., clerk Henrj- S. Malone, r. 717 Twentieth
Bell Margaret, widow, r. 120 Seventh
Bell Marv, widow, r. 1513 Lyon
BeU Man,-, widow, r. 2806 Greenwich
Bell Michael F., groceries, r. 125 Hermann
BellMontford W., real estate agent, 628 Market
BeU Nathan L. , paper, 37-38 Crocker Bldg, r. The
Oliyer
Bell Xeal, laborer, r. 931a Howard
Bell Newton M. , mnfrs and commission agent, 109 Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. 706 Taylor
Bell Robert, laborer, r. 802 Page
Bell Robert J., blacksmith, r. 655 Mission ,
Bell Thomas, carpenter, r. 714 Market
BELL THUM.4S (estate of) George Staacke and John
W. C. Maxwell executors, 426 California, room 1
Bell Thc;>nia§, seaman, r. 65 Langton
Bell Thomas, seaman, r. 1324 Mission
Bell Thomas, stevedore, r. 8 Gilbert
Bell Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1661 Octavia
BELL THO.VIAS «£ CO." (George Staacke, snniving
partner) commission merchants, 426 California,
room 1, Telephone Main 1686
Bell Thomas F., cattle man, r. 1661 Octavia
Bell Venatia, domestic 428 Connecticut
Bell Viola Miss, saleslady Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. Oakland
Bell William, r. 12 Aubiun
Bell William, r. 417 Kearny
Bell William, carpenter, r. 817 Butte
Bell William, carpenter, r. 1105^ Stevenson
Bell William, iron plater, r. 461 Third
Bell William, janitor, r. 623 Ellis
Bell William, janitor, 323 Front, r. 1330 California
Bell William, laborer, r. 815i Point Lobos Av
Bell William, manager Columbian Sawdust Co., r. 710
Folsom
Bell William, painter, r. 8 Gough
BELL WILLI.iM H.. Lieut. Colonel U. S. A. Chief
Commissary of Subsistance Department of Califor-
nia, Phelaii Bldg, 4th floor, r. Hotel Langham
Bell William H., r. 337 Clementina
Bell William J., painter, r. SE cor Jefferson Av and
Banks
Bell William R., niotorman Market St. Ry.. r. 413 Bart"
lett
BELL MILH.4M T., physician and snrgeon, 4
Odd Fellows Bldg, Telephone West 269, oflSce hours
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M., r. 2435 California
Bell William Troup, attorney at law, 27 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor, r. 2435 California
Bell & Van Wyck (George H. Bell and S. R. Van Wyck)
agents Samuel Cabot (Boston) 303 California, room
27
syBell. See Belz
Bella Frank, steward, r. 706 Batterj-
Bella Union Quicksilver Co. (Napa Co.) Abraham Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Bella Union Theater, Thomas Stanif orth proprietor, 803-
805 Kearny
Bella Vista Hotel, Mrs. Volney Spalding proprietor, 1001
Pine
Bellada Enrico, cook, r. 516 Pacific
Bellamy Henrj-, expressman, NE cor Powell and Ellis, r.
611 Stevenson
Bellamy S., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 605 Pine
Bellanger Edward C, finisher The F. Thomas Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 227 Eleventh
Bellani John L., agent Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Wks,
r. 3757 Sacramento
Bellanti A. & Co. (A. Bellanti) fish, 18 Clay St. Market
Bellanti Antonio (A. Bellanti & Co.) r. 425 Green
Bellaynard John, clerk Wells Fargo iS Co's Bank, r. 1778
Green
Belle Isle Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) John W. Pew,
secretarj-, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Bellegarde Dennis, teamster Mouret & Co., r. 732 Vallejo
Bellegarde Jean P., liquors, W s Railroad Av nr Sixth
Av South
Bellegarde Pascal (Cla\ere & Bellegarde) r. loj Taylor
Bellemans Paul, salesman, r. 406 Sutter
Bellerive Edward, house and sign painter, 823i Jackson,
r. 520 Vallejo
BELLERIVE .WARIE MRS., dressmaking, 1120
Sutter, Telephone East 389
Bellermann Theodore, gardener, r. 529 Valencia
Bellestedt Theodore, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks
i^-Bellestedt. See Bellstedt
Bellet Joseph W., clerk, r. 313 Lombard
Belleter Alfred, carpenter, r. Harrison nr 27th
Bellett Julia Mrs., r- 522 Stevenson
Belleview Mining and Agricultural Co. (Sonora, Cal.) W.
F. Russell secretary, 14 Sansome
Bellevue House, Pierre Lacoste, proprietor, 801 Vallejo
Bellew Catherine, widow, r. 1000 Montgomery
Bellew Emil, painter, r. 520 Vallejo
Bellew Mary Mrs., glovemaker Farrant & Co., r. 631|
Green
i»"Bellew. See Bellue
Bellezer Frank, proprietor Gambrinus Keller, 439 Pine,
and liquors, 5 Washington, r. 5 Washington
Belli Angelo (G. Orsi & Co.) 1307 Polk
BelU Annie, widow, r. 1932 Stockton
Belli L & Co. (Lawence BeUi) fish, NE cor Ellis and
Webster
Belli Lawrence (L. Belli & Co.)r. NE cor ElUs and Web-
ster Belli Lorenzo (G. Orsi & Co.) r. 1307 Polk
Belling Alfred E. , teacher music, r. 200 Turk
Belling E., watchman Pac Canning Co., r. 318 Seventh
Belling Oscar A., hackman, r. 57 Minna
BELLI.\C:.4LL PETER W., Custom House broker,
508 Batten-, Telephone Main 9S4, r. 1415 Filbert,
Oakland
Bellingall Ralph R., clerk Peter W. BelUngall, r. Oak-
land
Bellinger Frederick, shingler, r. 715i Natoma
85"Belliiiger. See Ballinger
BELLI\GHAM BAY AND BRITISH COll-lf-
BIA RAILR».4D t'OHPAM, Pierre B. Com
wall president. George Staacke secretarj-, office 450
Main
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.^lLr^.^rrJJ
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINEb
lll.i«^wbbw PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
BEL
239
BEN
Bellingham Edward, policeman, r. 1332 Page
Bellinghani Sarah, widow, r. 1332 Page
Bellings Blacido, r. 1320 Kearny, rear
Bellini Antonio, cook Anthony Lo Presti, r. 121 Fulton
Bellini John, bootblack, r. 1026 Montgomery
Bellini Rafaello, laborer, r. 1026 Montgomery
Bellis Barbara, widow, r. 1203 Sanchez
Bellis John, jeweler, r. 1203 Sanchez
Bellis John, porter, r. 25 Shotwell
Bellisle Moses, caqjenter, r. 953 Mission
Bellisle Pauline, widow, r. 2616 Bryant Av
Bellisle Philip, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
742 Folsom
Bellman Arthur W., machinist Market St. Ry., r. 017
Twentv-third
Bellman Charles, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Bellman Eustace, bicycle repairer, r. 917 Twenty-third
Bellman Henry, musician, r. 350 Grove
Bellman Isabel Miss, clerk General Freight OflBce S. P.
Co., r. 1217 Twenty-third
Bellman John, laborer, r. W s Broderick, nr Jefferson
Bellman Robert A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r.^504
Texas
Bellman Vincent, real estate, r. 917 Twenty-third
Bellman Vincent Jr., salesman Ralston Iron Works, r.
2137^ Mission
Bellmer August, bartender H. JluUer & Co., r. 201
Freemont
Bellmer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1137 Harrison
Bellmer Frederick Jr., carriage iinisher John Von
Emden, r. 1137 Harrison
Bellmer Henrj-, clerk Frederick Bellmer, r. 1137 Harri-
son
Bellmer Hennan A., liquors, 119 Morton
Bellmer Herman T., cigarmaker Frahm & Frankenberg,
r. 1141 Harrison
Bellmer John H., clerk Charles H. Becker, r. 437 Turk
Bellmer Mary Miss, r. 641 Shotwell
Bellmont Teresa, \vidow, r. 2508 Bush
Bellmont Joseph, cook San Bruno Hotel, r. 20 San Bruno
Av
Bellnot George, carpenter, 508 Bush, r. Berkeley
Bello Joseph, cooper, r. 72 Jessie
Bello Vincent, capitalist, r. 72 Jessie
Bellock Tessie, widow, r. 2629 Gearj-
Bellof George, harnessmaker Charles Toloski, r. 2105^
Stockton
Bellon Madeline, domestic 1720 Bush
Bellone Tomaso, waiter Commercial Hotel
Bellot Marie, domestic 2701 Sacramento
Bellow Thomas, porter, r. 231 Olive Av
BELLOWS EDWARD, Pay Inspector U. S. Navy
Pay Office, 202 Sansome, r. 812 Taylor
Bellows Mary, widow, r. 1668 Mission
Bellrade Jacob M., loan agent, r. 39 Precita Av
Bellstedt Charles, machinist, r. 22 Decatur
Bellstedt John, engineer, r. 22 Decatur
Bellstedt .John Jr., machinist, r. 22 Decatur
Bellstedt Theodore, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r.
' 22 Decatur
Bellstedt William, machinist, r. 22 Decatur
Bellue August P., liquors, 116 Tenth
ftr-Bellue. See Belle w
Belluomini Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 406 O'Farrell
Belluomini Dominic, butcher, 301 Hayes
Belluomini John, butcher, 1411 Octavia, r. 1318 Octavia
Belluomini Michael, butcher John Belluomini, r. 1411
Octavia
Belluomini Narciso, cook Spiro G. Janevich, r. 513A
Greenwich
Bellvale E., r. 420 Gearj-
Belmont A. S., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Belmont
Belmont Daniel, butcher, r. 812 Fifteenth Av South
' Belmont Francis, physician, office and r. 1423J California
Belmont Gold Mine (Amador Co.) F. E. Luty secretary-,
330 Pine, room 5
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE •'BEST" TONIC
ALL ^ATIO/\S DRINK
pred(^ri(;l^sbur(5 \^<^<^r- Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Belmont Hotel, Stoetzer Bros, proprietors, NE cor Fifth
and Br\-ant
Belmont Stables, Thomas Kelly &. Sons proprietors, 1629
Pine
Belmor Adolphus, boilermaker McMurphy & McEvoy,
r. 1026 Army
Belmor Edward D. , boilermaker, r. 1026 Army
BELMOR 4>EOK<iiE E., proprietor Belmor's Boiler
Works, 56 Bluxome, r. 613 Fourth
Belmor Peter A., boilermaker McMurphy & McEvoy, r.
1026 Annv
BELMOR'fS' BOILER nORKS, George E. Belmor
proprietor, 56 Bluxome
Belmore Joseph, seaman, r. 25 Hinckley
Belmour Louis, actor, r. 906 Minna
Belodo John A., taxidermist, r. 633 Jessie
Belodo Richard, bootblack, r. 27 Stone
Belodo Victor B., porter Miller & Fauth, r. 27 Stone
Belotti Charles T., r. 421 Fourth
BS"Belotti, See BuUotti
Beloud L. G., loungemaker Bernhard Mattress Co., r.
1325 Market
Belser John H., contractor, r. 239 Dorland
Belser John J., collector Williams & Belser, r. 239 Dor-
land
Belser Julius H. (Williams, Belser & Co.) r. 239 Dorland
Belser William, contractor, r. 239 Dorland
Belshaw Mortimer W. , proprietor Empire Coal Mine and
RR. (Mt. Diablo) 402 Front, r. 1626 Jackson
Belt Frank T., collector, r. 102 San Jose Av
BELT RAILWAY THE, depot NE cos Greenwich
and Battery, office State Board of Harbor Commis-
sioners, 10 California ■
Belting Henry H., carpenter, r. S s Sagamore bet Capitol
and Plymouth, Ocean View
Belton Philip M. , asst weigher Custom House, r. 913
Twenty-fifth
Belton Philip W., carpenter McFarland Bros., r. 913
Twenty-fifth
Belton William C, machinist, r. 119 Fifth
Bel us Frederick A., cigars and tobacco, 24 Steuart
Belvale E., r. Beresford Hotel
Belvedere Land Co., Will E. Fisher & Co. agents, 14 Post
Belvedere The, George and Margaret Robinson proprie-
tors, 606 Folsom and 252 Second
Belvel Ada Miss, cashier Altruria Exchange, r. 126b
Eighth
Belvel William T., clerk Altruria Exchange, r. 126b
Eighth
Belyea Albert E. , carpenter, r. 1248a Eighteenth
Belyea James A., teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 19 Sharon
Belvea Lottie Miss, paperboxmaker, r. 1248a Eighteenth
Belyea Myrtle Miss, seamstress, r. 1248a Eighteenth*
Belyea William B., carpenter, r. 1248a Eighteenth"
Belz Charles R., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 53 Pre-
cita Av
1^" Beman. See Beeman
Bemble Orma Miss, laundress John P. Mirassou, r. 333
Twenty-fom-th
Bemis Angle C. , with Charles C. Bemis, r. 419 Brjaiit
BENIiii «'HARLES t'., real estate agent, 324 Mont-
gomery, r. 419 Bryant
Bemis Edward P., purser stmr Columbia, r. Alameda
BE.>II!» HOSE.A R., president American Exchange
Hotel Co., 319-325 Sansome, r. Sacramento
Bemis William, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Bemiss Lincoln E. , storekeeper stmr San Bias
Bemiss Mary C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 821 Turk
Bemiss Rodney D., traveling salesman office Specialty
MnfgCo., r. Oakland
Bemmerer August, manager Eureka Cutlery Wks, r. 605
Stevenson
Bemmerer Henry, clerk Eureka Cutlery Wks, r. 605
Stevenson
Ben Lomond Wine Co., 114J McAllister
Benard Alfred G. , jeweler A. Lott, r. 24 Liberty
Benard Auguste F. (Benard & O'Brien) r. 24 Liberty
N/5
p% A r^-rm — ■ ir% CTII T^TrfcC* Rented $l.00 per Month or Sold Outright
r/\b I tUK rlL I lK^ C. Brown & Sop fi4't5. 823 Met St.
PERRIEH-JODET & GO. GlIDPflliNE
FOR SAIiE BV AIiU FIRST-CUHSS WIfiE |HEI^
CHAKTS RMD GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
55 SI
BEN
240
BEN
Benard Aug\ist« F. Jr., electrician, r. 24 Liberty
Benard Bernard A., clerk Coffin & Sanderson, r. 24
Liberty
BENARD & O'BRIEN <.„..,. >.
Benard and ^Villiam 1. «»'Brien) wtne.s
and liqnors, families .supplied. 1034 Mat-
Ket nr .Tlason, Telephone South 711
Benassini Xetah, tailor Luijri Giorg-i, r. 221 Broadway
Benchley William B. (Benchley & Co.) r. Hotel Fair-
mount
Benchlev W. W. (Benchlev & Co.) r. Hotel Fairmount
Benchley & Co. (William B. and W. W. Benchley) real
estate and loans, 630 Market, Telephone Main 5807
Bende^ard Morton, master stmr Si^al, office 48 Market,
r. Oakland
Bendeke Claus, ci\il engineer, 2611 5 Mission
BENDKI' HERMA^.V, president San Jose Fruit
Packing Co. and president and manager California
Winemakers' Corporation, 3 California, r. 700 Alice,
Oakland
Beudel Louis (Atzeroth & Bendel) r. S^n Rafoel
Bendele Charles, molder Western Foundrj', r. 452J Te-
hama
Bendele Charles Jr, machinist C>-clops Iron \\'ks, r. 452i
Tehama
Bender Albert M. (Bremer \- Bender) r. 1228 Post
Bender A. S., r. Old People's Home, cor Pine and Pierce
BENDER BROTHERS .»...,.., ..
anu <<e<>rgeL.MvlioIe<>ale dealers in Mood.
posts, tan bark, etc., oak Mood for grates
a speoialtj, steam sawing. Third St.
M harf. Telephone Main 5tilG
Bender Came, widow, r. 42 South Park
Bender Charles G. , clerk Tillmann l^c Bendel, r. 140"
Washington
Bender Charles H., machine operator Rosenthal, Feder
& Co., r. West Berkeley
Bender Charles L., wireworker VViUiam Sperrj-, r. 42
South Park
BE\DER GEORGE L. (Bender Brothers) r. 1217
Twentieth
Bender Jacob, butcher, 704 Diamond
Bender Jer-me, molder, r. 106 Tehama
Bender Jerome Jr., printer, r. 106 Tehama
Bender Johanna, widow, r. 112 Tehama
Bender John, shoemaker, r. 1813 Dupont
Bender Joseph H., collector The C. F. Adams Co., r. 333
Eddy
Bender Josiah P., bricklayer, r. 421 Twenty -ninth
Bender Kate, domestic 2597 Howard
Bender Max F., teacher languages, r. 1407 Washington
Bender Paul, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 1407 Washington
Bender Robert, clerk L. Thors, r. 102 Tehama
Bender Sarah E. Miss, flower artist, XE cor Sutter and
Van Xess Av, r. 1217 Twentieth
Bender Thomas L., bricklayer, r. 520 Jersey
BENDER WILLI.l.M .4., (Bender Brothers) r. 1217
Twentieth
e^ Bender. See Bcnter
Bendetti Joseph, driver S. P. Ross, r. 25 Fourteenth
Bendewald Louis, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass ^^'ks,
r. 608 Locust Av
Bendit Benno, clerk, r. 1308 Jackson
Bendit Herman, insurance, r. 630 Post
Bendit Leah, w dow, r. 630 Post
Bendit Louis, barber, r. 270 Clementina
Bendit Morris, driver Oscar Harris, r. 2414 California
Bendit Pauline Miss, teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 1630 Post
Bendix Otto, teacher music, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Bendix Otto Mrs., teacher music, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Bendixen Christian, tailor, r. 129 Guerrero
Bendixen John (Schmidt & Bendixen) r. 3 Market
Bendixen Oliver, merchant, r. 1144 Howard
Bendrick Vincent, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 424 Day
Bendt William, liquors, 6-8 Clay
1^- Bendt. See Bent
Benecke Dorothea M. L Mrs., varities, 3409 Clay
^' Benecke. See Beneke
Benedetto George, laborer, r. 1221 Gilbert
Benedict Alfred W., bookkeeper Hooker & Co., r. .\la-
meda
Benedict Amos W., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Benedict Bert J., salesman Benedict cS: Turner, r. 32S
Valencia
Benedict Carrie Miss, clerk Rebecca Martin, r. 2600
Sutter
Benedict Charles G., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co, r. 1020 Gearv
Benedict Courtland S. (Benedict 4: Turner) r. 328 Valen-
cia
Benedict Egbert, clerk Benedict & Turner, r. 328 Valen-
cia
Benedict F., bartender Russ House
Benedict George H., r. 906 Seventeenth
Benedict Harry G., accountant, r. 114c McAllister
Benedict Lucy T., widow, r. 906 Seventeenth
Bene< ict William E., ticket clerk S. P. Co, r. 1127 Fell
BEXEDICT A TI'R.\ER (Courtland S. Benedict, A.
Howard Tunier and H. R. Jackson) importers,
manufacturers and reta lers of clothing, SW cor
Sutter and Montgomery, Tt lephone Main 5033
Beneditti Fell, florist Guglielmo Biasotti, r. 2925 Mis-
sion
Beneke Charles, porter, r. 820 Folsom
Beneke Herman, sugar boiler, r. 406 Arlington
^"Beneke. See Benecke,
Beneliet Emil, expressman, r.,800 Hampshire
Benetti Italo (Saiioriti & Benetti) r. 1284 Valencia
BEXLVOLEXT *>» PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS. AL< 17.AR BIILDIXG
Benfeldt Frederick, bartender William Leege .v Co, r.
616 Clay
Benge Henry, cook Gennan Hospital
Bengers Charles, waiter, r. 339 Twinty-eighth
^"Bengers. See Beinges
Btnguiat Hadji E., rugs, curios and embroideries 420
Sutter, r. 1235 Hayes
Benglian Jasper, shampooer Hanmian Baths, r. Berke-
ley
Bengtson W. Alfred, carriage trimmer, r. 738 Minna
i^"Bengtson. See Bentson
Benham Arthur, chemist Mission Chemical Wks, r. 1002
Ham]>shire
Benham Arthur F., ])lumber, r. 1002 Hampshire
Benham George B. , manager South End Printnig Co , r.
343 Fifth
Beni Henn', salesman N. Beni X Co., r. 513 Harvey Av
Beni N. & Co. (Narcisco Beni) fruits and vegetables, 439
Hayes
Beni Naicisco (H. Beni & Co.) r. 429i Hayes
BEMilA AGRICI LTIIRAL WORKS (Benicia,
Cal.) Baker A: Hamilton proprietors, office N^\ cor
Pine and Davis
BE.XICIA PARCEL EXPRESS AXD PI RCH.VS-
IXG AGEXCY. 10 Bush
BEXICI.A TAXXERl. Kuhlman, Salz & Co., proprie-
tors, 106 Battery
Benille Jean, waiter, r. 515 Sacrament<i
Bening Anna M., widow, r. 1114 Webster
Bening August E., bartender Decker X Bening, r. 1114
Webster
Bening Frederick (Decker & Bening) r. 1114 Webster
Bening George, bartender, r. 32 Ritch
Bening George F., hatter, r. 1114 Webster
Bening William, clerk, r. 1114 Webster
l^"Bening. See Benning
Benissene Madaline, widow, r. 221 Broadway
Benitz Adolph, furnished rooms, 145 Fourth and 776 '
Howard
Benitzky J., r. Commercial House
TRY -the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, Main 5125-
BONESTELL & cp.4>sN£WS & BOOK TftPER
401 S^dLnsorxi^ St.
KDKINS MFG. CO,
6-*0 PIPTH STREET
mm
ANTI-1-Rll.llUn NlblMi.
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
BEN
BEN
Benjamin Abraham F., attorney at law, 131 Mont-
g-omery, rooms 5-(j, r. 2712 Pine
Benjamin Addie M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 130S Ninth
Benjamin Alexander E., compjsitor Valleau & Oliver, r.
2111 Scott
Benjamin Arthur T., violin maker, 26 O'Farrell, r. 604i
Linden Av
Benjamin Ben, sporting editor Chronicle, r. 954 Bush
Benjamin Benjamin, purchasing agent and (San Jose and
San Francisco Express Co., and Stockton and San
Francisco Express Co.) 414 Alarket, r. San Jose
Benjamin Charles, carpenter, r. 1215 Mission
Benjamin Charles, speculator, r. 123 Turk
BEK J.4..ni.\ €HARLE^» E., manager Crane, Hastings
& Co., 316 Sacramento, and Supervisor Third Ward,
Telephone South 313, r. 319 Sansome
Benjamin Charles W., bookkeeper Crane, Hastings & Co.,
r. 102 Taylor
Benjamin Daniel J., clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r.
1053 Mission
Benjamin Edward J., cashier M. S. Grinbaum & Co., r.
Belvedere
Benjamin Everett E., 1st Lieut. 1st Infantrj' U. S. A.,
Angel Island
Benjamin Frank E., clerk Crane, Hastings & Co., r. 39
Turk
Benjamin Henrj-, second-hand clothing, 1046 Howard
Benjamin Isaac, peddler, r. 24 Mint Av
Benjamin Jacpb, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Jacab H., phrenologist, 921 Market, rooms 2-3
Benjamin Levi M., policeman, r. 125 Hartford
Benjamin Lida E., widow, r. 914 Twentieth
Benjamin Moses, bookkeeper Joseph Marks, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Nathan M. (N. M. Benjamin & Co.) r. 211i
Jones
Benjamin Nathan M. (N. .M. Benjamin & Co.) r. 202
Turk
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
BENJAMIN N. M. & CO.
<V.M. B,>ii.
jaiiiiu and .4. ti. K»lcl» in) «'e!eltr»teil ice
! cream iniiHiiiartiirer»«, parties aiKlioiiges
I snpplied wilii lee eream, cakes, cndie^,
. lemonade, punches aud sandwiches at
short nitttce, 'itH Turk, Telephone .Sontli
1 584.
Benjamin Orson C, with Williams, Diamond & Co., r.
I'.iOS Bush
lichjiimin Philip L., attorney at law, 36 Mills Bldg, 4th
fl >or, r. Oakland
Benjamin Philip S., assistant inspector S. F. Fire Alarm
Telegraph, r. 721 Eddy
I Benjamin Samuel, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 58^ Tif-
fany Av
Benjamin Sarah, widow, nurse, r. 1818^ Folsom
I. Benjamin Thaddeus S. , clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S.
P. Co., r. 436 Twenty-fourth
Benjamin Thomas C. , niirine engineer, r. 613 Mission
I Benjamin W. A. & Co. (Wallace A. Benjamin) stock
I brokers, 228^ Montgomerj'
Benjamin Wallace A. (W. A. Benjamin & Co.) r. 1148
Turk
Benjamin William K., r. 2808 Pine
Benjamin Zina O., carpenter, r, 130 J Ninth
Benjes Charles, bartender J. H. Seeba, r. 168 Pern,-
Benke Frederick, blacksmith Charles McArron, r. 2;i
San Bruno Av
.Benkelmann Adam Mrs., r. 831 Fifteenth Av South
Benkelmann Lena Miss, with Mathilda Benkelmann, r.
831 Fifteenth Av South
Benkelmann Mathilda Miss, fancy goods, 1002 Railroad
Av, r. 831 Fifteenth Av South
Benker George J. (Richter & Benker) r. 105J Francisco
Benkie Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor Green and
Mason
Benkie Hermann, carpenter, r. 1072 Howard
Benkmann Oustave, shoemaker, 1802 Bush, r. 1804| Busli
Benler Fritz, millhand Yolo Mills
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCUL.HRS.
WIELA/ND'S
I_KGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Benlisama Misposo, laborer, r. 1517 Dupont
Benlow George H., bookkeeper, r. 653 Third
Benn Charles, teamster Charles Harvey, r. 54Third
Benn Charles W., furniture worker, r. 54 Third
Benn Emanuel, mariner, r. 213 Chestnut
Benn Hugh, cellannan Hibernia Brewerj-, r. 27 Wash -
ington Av
Benn James, driver Hibernia Brewerv, r. 402 Twenty-
first
Benn John S., artificial fljaniker, r. 822 Folsom
Benn Michael, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 27 Washing-
ion Av
Benn Walter, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 2113 Powell
Benn William J., helper Hibernia Brewer^', r. 402 Twen-
ty-first
e^ Bennassini. See Benassini
Bennecke Christian, seaman, r. 318 Front
Benner Anna Miss, portrait artist, r. 501 Leavenworth
Benner Emerson O., clerk R. R. Partridge, r. 724 Lom-
bard
Benner Frederick M. , gold deposit melter U. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Benner Thomas H., telegraph ojierator Am. Dist. Tel.
Co., r. 2317 Harrison
Bennett A. , laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Bennett A. A. Mrs., r. 1217 California
Bennett Albert C, clerk, r. 112 Devi.sadero
Bennett Alfred E., carpenter William Little, r. Oakland
Bennett Andrew J:, salesman George E. Stewart, r. 1715
Turk
Bennett Anne, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Bennett Arthur, laborer, r. 348 Fourth
Bennett Benjamin W., laborer, r. Alms House
Bennett Brothers (Henrv C. and Charles A.) hardware,
35 Sixth
Bennett Carrie A. Mrs., r. 2637 Howard
Bennett Catherine, widow, r. 307 Hayes
Bennett Charles, car builder, r. 350 Fremont
Bennett Charles, stable foreman, r. Royal House
Bennett Charles A. (Bennett Bros.) r. 303 Devisadero
Bennett Charles A., clerk E. L. G. Steele & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bennett Charles C, teamster, r. 722 Grove
Bennett Charles D., bookkeeper J. D. Spreckels Bros. &
Co., r. Fruitvale
Bennett Chirles E., salesman Phelps & Arnold, r. Oak-
land
Bennett Charles F., r. 415 Harrison
Bennett Charles G., r. E s San Bruno Av nr Army
Bennett Charles G. & Co. (Samuel Bissenger) tanners, of-
fice 215-217 Clay, tannery E s San Bruno Av ur.
Army ' x^
Bennett Charles H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1309
Lyon
Bennett Charles H. , floorman R. B. Milroy & Co., r, 26
Turk
Bennett Charles A., painter, r. 112.5d Oak
Bennett Cnarles L., saddlemaker, r. 12c Clara
Bennett Charles S., special policeman, r. 1329 Scott, rear
Bennett Charles W., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1508 Larkin
Bennett Clayton, bookkeeper Gray Bros., r; 509 Jersey
Bennett Clement, U. S. otficial reporter and notary pub-
lic, 15 Mills' Bldg, 8th floor, r. 3410 Washington
Bennett Cordelia, widow, r. 2114-5 Baker
Bennett C. T. Mrs., r. Hotel CoUmial
Bennett Daniel, salesman Leon Lemos, r. 1035J Minna
Bennett Daniel, U. S. pensioner, r. 247 Second
Bennett Edward G., journalist, r. 2428 Market
Bennett Edward J., butcher, r. 1604 Bush
Bennett Edward J., engineer Engine 5, r. 228 Brannan
Bennett Edwin, laborer, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
Bennett Edwin D. (Bennett & Schutte) r. 148 Valencia
Bennett Edwin W., manufacturer, metal polish, r. 630
Castro
Bennett E. H., printer, r. 3298 Point Lobos A v
Bennett, Ellen, widow, r. 217 Steiner
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Bennett Ernest H., miner, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
Bennett E. S., laborer Bay Distnet Track
-Bennett Florence Mrs., furnished rooms, 1412 Hyde
Bennett Frances, widow, r. 72 Tehama, rear
Bennett Frank, laborer, r. 542 Sixth
Bennett Frank T., Mrs., widow, r. 1720 Baker
Bennett Frank W., r. 1002a Bush
Bennett Fred, clerk, r. Brookljii Hotel
Bennett Frederick Y., clerk Collection Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 112 Twenty-first
Bennett Gates, physician and sur>;eon. office and r.
1002a Bush
Bennett George (Bennett's Butter Depot 1 r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett George, compositor Examiner, r. 202i Turk
Bennett George E., bookkeeper, r. 704 Sansome
Bennett George E., dental student, r. 328 Golden Gate
Av
Bennett George E., salesman Bennett Bros., r. 217 Steiner
Bennett George W. , dept manager Levi Strauss & Co. , r.
Alameda
Bennett George VV., elevatorman, r. 174 J Clara
Bennett George W., musician, r. 939| Dolores
Bennett George W., sergeant police, r. 1113 Iowa
Bennett Gertrude Mrs., proprietor The Menlo, 1522 Polk
Bennett Gilbert L.,park police, r. 1414 Mission
Bennett Harry, laborer, r. 419 Jersey
Bennett Harry T., clerk Dunham, Carrigan i Hayden
Co., r. East Oakland
Bennett Hattie Miss, r. 112 Devisade'ro
Bennett Henrv C. (Bennett Bros.) r. 1629 Hayes
Bennett Herbert I, clerk New Zealand Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
BEXNKTT HERBERT W.. chief clerk quarter-
master's Department U. S. A., r. 2838 Howard
Bennett Isaac M., stevedore, r. 41 Louisa
Bennett J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 129 Twenty-second
Beimett James G.. engineer Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 704a
O'Farrell
BE\!VETT J.4.nES H. t'.4l»T.4IV, superintendent
Pacific Coa-st Stearashpip Co.'s wharves, office Broad-
way wharf, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Bennett Jay W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1437 Val-
encia
Bennett Jerome C.,r. 2428 Market
Bennett John, can^enter, r. 1035J Minna
Bennett John, livery stable, 621 Grove
Bemiett John, longshoreman, r. 3 Vincent
Bennett John, manager United Shirt and Collar Co., 539
Market, r. 415^ Baker
Bennett John, shoemaker, Charles M. Tieburg, r. 220
Third
Bennett John J., seaman, r. 237 Twenty-eight
Bernett Jr>hn R. (Bennett's Butter Depot) r. Nordhoff,
Cal.
Beinictt John T., painter, r. 1604 Bush
Bennett John W., hostler .Market St. Ry, r. 27i Clara
Bennett Joseph E., porter Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 12b Clara
Bennett Joseph F., stableman Pac. Improvement Co., r.
322 Ritch
Bennett Katharine, widow, r. 1008 Minnesota
Bennett Lida, widow, dressmaker, r. 516 Laguna
Bennett L. J. Mrs., widow, medium, r. 105 Hayes
Bennett Louis, electrician, r. 1135 Harrison
Bennett Louise H., widow, r. 322 Ritch
Bennett Mae Miss, manicure and hairdressing, 8 Miles
PI
Bennett Margaret F., widow, r. 228 Brannan
Bennett Mary, widow, r. 1137 Guerrero
Bennett Mary Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 212
Larkin
Bennett Mary Miss, saleslady Elder & Drever, r. 307
Hayes
Bennett Mary A. , widow, r. 2762^ Harrison
Bennett Morris, laborer, r. 1604 Bush
Bennett Nora, artist, 92 Sujireme Court Bldg
Bennett Orcelia, widow, r. 104 Baker
Bennett Philip (Bennett & Witmer) r. 516^ Jones
Bennett Ralph, carpenter Joseph Pattinson, r. 1412
Hyde
Bennett Rebecca, widow, r. 1911 Devisadero
Bennett Reese T. , carpenter, r. NE cor Bennington and
Ellert
Bennett Rtuben D., electrician Union Iron Wks, r. 1135
Harrison
Bennett Richard, seaman, r. 3 Moulton PI
Bennett Robert H. Jr., assistant secretary The Asso-
ciated Wholesale Grocers of California, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 25, r. Fruitvale
Bennett Samuel, sign painter, r. 367 Jessie
Bennett Samuel Mrs., r 1336 Pacific
BECKETT S.4^'FORD, secretary and treasurer Dun-
ham, Carriage & Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale and re-
ceiver San Francisco and San Mateo Railway, r. 2311
Buena Vista Av, Alameda
Bennett Sarah A. , widow, r. 12c Clara
Bennett Theodore, conductor Cal. St. RR. , r. 16 Allen
Bennett Thomas, plumber, r. Royal House
Bennett Thomas, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Bennett William, cook, r. 16 Ellis
Bennett William, physician and surgeon, office and r.
2213 Webster
Bennett William, stevedore, r. 553 Howard
Bennett William I., barber F. Guillermet, r. 909 Buchan-
nan
BEXNETT A SflllTTE (Edwin D. Bennett and
John H. Schutte) mantels, tiles and grates, 148-150
Valencia
Bennett & Witmer (Philip Bennett and Gustav Witmer)
oyster and lunch house, 5 Stockton
B5"Beniiett. See Bennet
BENNETT'S BUTTER DEPOT
(John K. and 4ieurge Bennett) creamery
batter a .sperialty. M-m 4S-*i California
illarket. Telephone .Main UH'i
Benni Daniel, fruit and vegetables, r. 513 Ivy Av
Bennichsen Carrie Mrs., di-y goods and notions, 314
Francisco
Bennich>:en Jens H.. stevedore, r. 314 Francisco
S^Benning. See Bening
Benningham J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 611
Chestnut
Benninghoven Edward R., barber J. Miramontes, r 721
Jessie
Benninghoven Hermann W., laborer, r. 15341 Seven-
teenth
Bennings John, musician, r. 114 Pacific
Bennington Ada W., furnished rooms, 20 Turk
Bennink Adrian W , compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1004 Eighteenth
Bennion Frederick, special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of N. Y. , r. San Mateo
Bennison William E., traveling salesman, r. 1505 Geary
Benno Alexander, clerk, r. 719 Eddy
Bennv John, solicitor Killers & Seabert, r. 18^ Prospect
Av
BE.NOIST M'il,LI.4.n B.. secretary Typographical
Union, 606 Montgomery, rooms 15-16, r. lOlOJ
Leavenworth
Benoit Amedee J., compositor Call, r. 1017 Leavenworth
Benoit Josephine, domestic 725i Tiirk
Benone Joseph (Check & Benone) r. 808 Fifteenth
Benrimo Harry, assistant stage manager Morosco's
CJrand Opera House, r. 1041 Mission
Benrimo Joseph, stock broker, r. 673 McAllister
Benschuetz Otto Mrs., r. 562 Stevenson
Bensen Charles W., clerk Henry Bensen, r. 774 Brjant
Bensen Christian C. , housesmith Ralston Iron Wks, r.
1503.^ Buchanan
Bensen Conrad, groceries and liquors, 1501 Buchanan, r.
1503i Buchanan
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Beiisen Erich, master mariner, r. 1 Elizabeth
Benseii Henry, groceries and liquors, 774 Bryant
«^"Bensen. " See Benson
Bensen Marie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2332 Sutter
Bensen Ole, ship carpenter, r. 2332 Sutter
Bensen Olof , cabinetmaker W. F. Fuller & Co. , r. Park
Hill
Bensinger Daniel, baker stmr Queen, r. 15 Twenty-third
a^Bensinger. See Benzinger
Benson A., domestic 927 Geary
Benson Albert, carriage painter, SW cor Twenty-third
and Bartlett, r. 5.30 Twenty-seventh
Benson Alma Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Benson Amor, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Benson Ann, widow, r 1029 McAllister
Benson Antoine, laborer, r. 4 Alger PI
Benson Benjamin, bartender, r. 518 Pacific
Benson Benjamin, driver Market St. Ry., r. 1552 Ken-
tucky
Benson Benjamin, steward stmr. Leader
Benson Benjamin C, master stmr. T. C. Walker
Benson Building, NE cor Pine and Leidesdorff, Davidson
& Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
Benson Carl, machinist Wells, Russell & Co., r. Oakland
Benson Carrie D. Miss, r. 1615 Washington
Benson Carrie E. Miss, clerk, r. 1029 McAllister
Benson Charles J., restaurant, 230 Fourth
Benson Christina, domestic 2616 Market
Benson Dominic P. , contractor, r. 424 Austin
Benson E. & Co. (Emanuel Benson and Ole Cesperson)
dairy produce, 1135 Treat Av
Benson Edward, liquors, 245 Third, r. 510 Howard
Benson Elizabeth, widow, r. 3498 Point Lobos Av
Benson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 406 Sutter, r. 1029
McAllister
, Benson Emanuel (E. Benson & Co.) r. 1135 Treat Av
Benson Ettie, seamstress, r. 3 Pringle Court
Benson Frank D., butcher Jules Le Maitre, r. 619 Green-
' wich
' Benson Frank R., bookkeeper Odd Fellows Savings Bank,
r. 2710 Howard
Benson Frederick J., tailor Adolph E. Lewis, r. 2627
Sutter
Benson George, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 1820
O'Farrell
Benson Harry C, 1st Lieut. 4th Cavalry, U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Benson Henry, r. 1443 Ellis
Benson Henry, speculator Indiana Auction Co., r. Ala-
meda
Benson H. I. Mrs., superintendent Home of the Deacon-
esses of the M. E. Church, 315 Castro
Benson Ida Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Benson James, secretary Odd Fellows Savings Bank, 240
Montgomery, r. 2710 Howard
Benson James "E. R., pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 1188
Treat Av
Benson John, cajiitalist, r. 803 Stockton
Benson John, carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. 1432 Do-
lores
Benson John, teamster Hogan & Crummey, r. Seventh
I Av South, bet K and L
Benson John A., engineer and land agent, 430 Kearny,
' rooms 3-4, r. 1330 Clay
Benson John B., machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. -2627 Sutter
Benson Julius, carpenter, r. 1432 Dolores
, Benson Lena, domestic 1920 Van Ness Av
Benson Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 524 Eddy
Benson Lizzie A., dressmaker, r. 1029 McAllister
Benson Lucy, widow, r. 409 Powell
Benson Martin (Benson & Martinez) r. 713 Larkin
Benson Martin, steerage steward stmr St. Paul, r. 229
Perry
Benson Ole, blacksmith Abner Doble Co.,r. 40 Lundy's
Lane
Benson Patrick, laborer, r. 4^ Clinton
'' PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" in Business Directory.
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Benson Peter, laborer Union Lumber Co., r. 500 Sixth ^^^^^
Benson Peter, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol ^,^^19
Benson Peter F. , attorney at law, r. 1524 California ^^■^
Benson Richard, contractor, r. 10 Twelfth i^il
Benson Robert, porter Hills Bros., r. 710 Folsom JJ^^3
Benson Samuel C, draughtsman, r. 2006a Howard
Benson Samuel H., foreman boilermaker S. P. Co., r.
2006a Howard
Benson Sarah, widow, r. 3 Pringle Court |^^^^
Benson Selma S., domestic 2107 Pacific Av t^^^L
Benson Sevrin, brassfinisher Joseph Budde, r. De Haro ^^^"
nr Twenty-third ^^^
Benson Thomas A., bartender G. Grossman, r. 952 Mis- ^^^
sion ^mm^
Benson Thomas A., stevedore, r. 3 Pringle Court »-— ^
Benson William, blacksmith Ralston Iron Wks. r. 8 ^^^
Natoma ^^1^
Benson William C, bricklayer, r. 24i Elgin Park Av ^^^
Benson William H., furniture broker Indiana Auction
Co., r. Alameda
Benson William H., shoemaker 706 Howard, r. 744 How- .
ard \^S^
Benson William N., stationeiy, 2843 Sixteenth, r. 2006a ^^^
Howard ^^.^a
Benson & Martinez (Martin Bsnson and Joseph M. Mar- a^^^M
tinez) liquors, 713 Larkin ■^^■"
eS" Benson. See Bensen and Bentson ^^O
Bentson Alfred D. , messenger, r. 2507 Bush ^^
Bent Alonzo, carpenter, r. 3231 Twenty-second
Bent Byron D., clerk Loeal Freight Office S. P. Co., r. c":
441 Golden Gate Av S
Bent Charles L., 2d Lieut. Ist Infantry, U. S. A., Angel £
Island E
Bent Edward F., with Shreve & Co., r. 1200 Van Ness Av -^^^
Bent Frank A., barber Klamet & Lezott, r. 917 Larkin ^ o:
Bent Frederick N., liquois, SW cor Twenty-second and =, S
Folsom gg ^
Bent John, seaman, r. 26 Freelon o;. fa:
Bent John F., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 500 Broderick <^ ^
Bent John T., accountant, r. 502 Van Ness Av --o ^
Bent Mary A., widow, r. Alms House j^_ •"
Bent Wilson D. Jr. (John Richard P. & Co. and Industrial gg' ^
Publishing Co.) r Sausalito =0
B^Bent. See Bendt g
Bente William G., clerk F. N. Woods & Co., r. Oakland g=
Benter Harry, weaver Louis Fromm,T. Oakland cf
Bentfeldt George F., cook, r. 131 Henry '"=
Benthack Henry, laborer Milwaukee Brewery, r. 522^
Ninth «» lu m
Bentham Harry, liquors, 633 Fourth, r. 25 Alvarado .^^ " ]k
Bentham Sarah Miss, glovemaker E. Lewis & Co. , r. 25 0~_~
Alvarado
Benthein Mary J., widow, r. 1808 Dupont
Benlier John, roofer, r. 1162 Mission
Bentler Samuel, patrolman Underwriter's Fire Patrol, r.
18 Ash Av
Bentley Charles, machinist, r. 1117 Ellis
Bentlej David, clerk, r. 1001 Eighteenth
Bentley Frank S., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, ^ -t I
r. 215 Ninth, Oakland ^ ^ <
Bentley Frederick, teamster, r. NE cor Army and Mis- (/) W |
sion ? n '
Bentley John, carpenter, r. 206 Seventh O <» (
Bentley Paul, watch case manufacturer, r. 1223 Twenty- J* JJ. •
sixth " " ■
Bentley Robert I., manager Sacramento Packing and Q(fi'
Drying Co., 3 California, room 63, r. Sacramento, Cal fit *
Bentley Walter L. , lineman Edison Light and Power Co. , ^71
r. 504 Stockton
Bentley William, traveling salesman r. 1432 Laguna
Bentley William F., painter, r 2 Glover
Bentley William G., r. 400 Bay
Benton Albert W. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1625 How-
ard
Benton Charles L. (Benton & Hawley) r. 406 Sutter
Benton Consolidated Co. (Story County Nev.) V. P..
Allen secretary, 538 Sacramento
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Bentciii Hannah Mrs., r. 113 Francisco ,.. ._ .
Benton John C, special employee U. S. Treasury Dept.,
oflice 7 Appraiser's Bldg, r, Hotel Kichelieu
Benton Peter F., attorney at law, r. 1524 California
Benton T. H., traveling salesman Dimham, Carrigan &
Harden Co., r. Alameda
BE>t6i\ WARREX a., manager San Francisco
office American Press Association and California
Orchard and Farm, 510 Montgomen,', r. Haywards
Benton i; Hawley (Charles L. Benton and Charles H.
Hawley) poultry, game and eggs, 65-67 Cal. Market
Bentz .luliiis L., stationery, 1523 Stockton, r. 1530 Stock-
ton
Bentz Julius S., artist, r. 1530 Stockton
Bentz Philip G., foreman R. R. Patterson, r. 1519 Val-
lejo
Benvich Carrie, widow, r. 1518 California
Benyakar Isaac, Oriental goods, 412 Sutter, r. 1134 Mc-
^r: .411ister
BEM'AIRD W. H. H., Lieutenant-Colonel V. S.
Engineer Corps, 70-73 Donohoe Bldg, Telephone
South 659, r. Pacific Union Club
Benzendorf Samuel H., r. 428A Fell
Benzenhofer David, baker Fred M. Pharion, r. 634
Grove
Benzer Antone, jiork aud sausages, 1134 Howard
Benzing Christopher, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Benzinger Louis, carrier Report, r. 210 Tsvelfth, rear
Benzlnger Richard, pharmacist Wakelee & Co., r. 431
Gean'
Benzon August F., with Trubenbach & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bepler Frederick D. (Union Machine Co.) r. 29 Noe
Beppler John, butcher, r. Alrris House
Beran Adolph Mrs., widow, r. 1903 Mission
Beran Annie Miss, clerk, r. 1021 Pacific
Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, 2131 Geary
Beran Frank, shoemaker, 1021 Pacific
Beran John J., driver, r. 2307 Post
Berard Edward, laundry man, r. 1605 Mission
Berard Felicie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1506 Jones
Beraudiere Charles, confectioner Louis Ruffieux, r. 1904
Mason
Berauer Alexander, glove cutter, r. 101 Cumberland
Berbe M., nurse French Hospital
Berberich August, baker, r. 4 Fella PI
BERBERT A. A BROTHER (August and George J.)
manufacturers and importers surgical instruments,
1113 Market, Telephone South 595
Herbert August (A. Berbert & Bro.) r. 283S Harrison
Berbert Frederick W., surgical instrument maker A.
Berbert & Bro., r. 2838 Harrison
Berbert George J. (A. Berbert & Bro.) r. IIOIA Seven-
teenth
Berbucci Carlo, scavenger, r. 407 Filbert
Bercheinen William, watchmaker, r. 1609 Howard
Berchoff Dietrich, t-hoemaker, 228 Twenty-fourth
Berchtold John, millhand, r. 602 Fourteenth
Berck Dora, widow, r. 1008^ Buchanan
Berck Ferdinand, janitor, r. 1009 Minna
Berck Julius, bartender Frank's Billiard Parlors, r.
10081 Buchanan
Bercke Adolph, bartender George Bucker, r. 611 Turk
Berco\ich Peter, cigars and tobacco. Union St. Wharf, r.
8 Union
Berco\-ich Samuel, brass polisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bercowitz Simon, second-hand clothing, 534 Pacific, r.
1009 Howard
Berdan Frank C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. 1035 Dolores
Berc'an Mary B., widow, r. Abbotsfotd House
Berdan Xelstn L., civil engineer, 640 Market, r. 1^ Tay
Berdell Harvev, r 311 Golden Gate Av
Berci Michael (Michelttti & Berdi) r. 1416 Pacific
Berdous Bernard (Berdous & Bedouret) r. 843 Pacific
Berdous & Bedoutet (Bernard Berdous and Dominique
Bedouret) liquor?, 843 Pacific
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Berduo Giilllermo L., secretary' Miguel Carrillo,
Front, room 14, r. 497 Sutter
Berel Samuel gripman Market St. Ry Co., r. 820 Jessie
Berelson Jacob, woolcleaner, r. 34 Capp
Berenbaiun Solomon, second-hand clothing, 315 Third
Berenda August, r. 7 Vincent
Berendes Charles J., liquors 129 East, r. 8 Zoe
Berendsen Johannes C, salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 924
Seventeenth
Bereiidfen Julius, clerk Henry Schlesselmann, r. 1300
Hayes
Eerens Edward, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. r.iiO
Howard
^"Berens. See Behrers
Berenz Cath*rina, widow, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Berenz Ida Miss, tviloress, r. 22a Moss
BERKSFORD HOTEL, William Chamberlin |)ro-
prietor, XW cor Stockton and Bush, Teleph-jne Main
713
Beresford J. Henry, journalist Bulletin, r. 1327 Page
Beresford John, t-torekeeper Russ House
Beretta Angelo G., r. 1623 Clay
Beretta Antoine, cook San Gottai-do Hotel
Beretta Eugene, r. 1320 Stockton
Beretta Frederick, waiter, r. 2S0 Minna
Beretta George, tearrster A. Galli Fruit Co.
Beretta James, machinist Union lion ^^■ks, r. 346 Fourth
Berg Adolph, waiter Louis M. Juhl, r. 919 Lombard
Berg Albert, tinsmith Wild & Sptar, r. 543 Howard
Berg Albert P., cabinetmaker Joseph T. Ten-y & Co., r.
59 Clipper
Berg Andrew, fisherman, r. 48 Sacramento
Berg Anna, widow, r. 1923. Mission
Berg Anton, bartender Anton Stier, r. 651 Mifsion
Berg -Vugiitt, pressman Schmidt Label and Litho. Co.,
r. 2 Medau PI
Berg C, boatswain stmr Citv of Puebla
Berg Carl (Berg & Brugge) r. 305 Ttnth
Berg Caroline, widow, r. 633 Eddy
Berg Charles, engineer Laumeister Mills, r. 112 Welch
Berg Charles, rigger S. F. Gas Light Co.
Berg Charles, seaman, r. 520 Howard
Berg Charles F., manager George A. Moss, r. 633 Ed(l>
Berg Charles G. F., instrument maker William Hattei-
oth, r. 910 Florida
Berg Charles J., laborer, r. 722 Harrison
Berg Emil, plumber, r. 2002 Howard
Berg Emil R,, plumber John H. Ponder, r. 25 El Konido
Berg Erik, fisherman, r. 48 Sacramento
Berg Eugene, r. 1031 Mission
Berg Frederick, clerk International Hotel
Berg George C, speculator, r. 8 Prosper
BergGustave W., laborer, r. 332 Ritch
Berg H., gatekeeper Oceanic Dock, r. 560 Howard
Berg Harry, stock clerk Friedlander & Milan, r. 633
Eddy '
Berg Henning, tailor, r. 118b San Jose Av
Berg Henry, seaman, r. 2916 Larkin
Berg John, laborer, r. 115| Eleventh
Berg John E., baker, r. .504 Second
Berg John H., clerk, r. 1627 Polk
Berg Lina, domestic 314 Eddy
Berg Louis, r. 1529 Washing^n
Berg Louis, seaman schnr Charles R. Wilson, r. 27 Ea^t
Berg Louis, waiter Louis M. Juhl, r. 919 Lombard
Berg Ludwig, brewer F. A. Lux Brewerj-, r. 1426 Pacific
Berg Peter A. , cabinetmaker, r. 59 Clipper
Berg Philipe Miss, stenographer Steinberger & Kalisher,
r. 633 Eddy
Berg Rasmus, laborer, r. 25 El Dorado
Berg Sigmund F., salesman Steinberger & Kalisher, r.
633 Eddy
Berg William (William Berg & Co.) r. 1702 SacrameiiUi
Berg William, pressman Schmidt Label and Litho Co., r.
2 Medau PI
BERG WILLIAM A €0. (William Berg) grain com-
mission merchants and brokers, 307 California
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
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Berfr >t Brugge (Carl Berg and Mrs. Amelia Brugge)
livery stable, 42 Clay
j^'Berg. See Berge and Bergh
Berga John B., clerk V. Rivara, r. 243 Broad
By Bergas. See Bergez, Berges and Burgess
Berg.lahl Charles O., iron worker BjTon Jackson, r. Ill
Thirteenth
Bergdahl Vict<3r O., clerk J. J. Pfister Knitting Co., r.
Ill Thirteenth
Berge Alexander J., floorwalker Kast & Co., r. 1221
Guerrero,
Berge E. C. T. , salesman Benno Hart, r. 514 Jersey
Berge Louis, waiter, r. 126 Fourth
Berge Otis H., special policeman, r. 1119 Montgomery
Bergen Alexander (Trobock & Bergen) r. 1324 Washing-
ton
Bergen Alfred L., gripman, r. 1412 Baker
Bergen Benjamin C, dissolver U. S. Mint, r. 631 Sacra-
mento
Bergen Benjamin F,, attorney at-law 215 Sansome, room
7, r. Berkeley
Bergen Charles B., salesman A. Bruenn, r. 47 Capp
Bergen Frederick, millhand Excelsior Redwood Co. , r.
109 Fulton
Bergen Lawrence, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New
Continental Hotel
8^ Bergen.' See Bergin and Burgln
Bergengreen Emma Mrs., laundress Sunset Laundry Co.,
r. 316 Seventh
Berger Adolph S., traveUng salesman, r. 2605 Mission
Berger Charles (Berger & Weiss) r. 1507 Kentucky
Bergen Christian G., druggist G. Lelpnitz & Co., r. 2523
Sutter
Berger Frederick B., electrician Edison Light and Power
\'o. , r. 3151 O'Farrell
Berger Gabriel A., architect 126 Kearny, room 41, r. 6
Liberty
Berger George, machinist Cal. Car Wk^, r. 409 Minna
Berger George J., furniture mnfr, SE cor Santa Clara and
Wisconsin
Berger Henr>- H. (H. H. Berger & Co.) r. Oakland
Berger Henrietta, widow, r. 1818 Mason
Berger H. H. cS Co. (Henrj^ H. Berger) importers nursery
stack, SE cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Berger Isaac, glovecutter Moses Berger, r. 1121 Sutter
Berger .John W., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. East
Oakland
Berger Louis, salesman William Cluff Co., r. 1330
Folsom
Berger Milton, bartender, r. 74 Tehama
Berger Moses, glove mnfr, 506 Market, r. 1121 Sutter
Berger Otto A. , clerk George W. Gibbs Co., r. East
Oakland
Berger Peter, baker, r. 6 Kingston Av
Berger R. Mrs., proprietor Gallhard Hotel, 507-509
Pine
Berger Robert, teamster Isaac Levy, r. 827 Sixteenth Av,
South
Berger Sadie A., widow, r. 903 Valencia
Berger W. E., engineer S. P. Co., a. 2016 Mission
Berger William, barber F. Hodde, r. 11141 Tennessee
Berger W. J., clerk, r. 1207 Market
Berger & Weiss (Charles Berger and Frank J. Weiss)
butchers, 1512 Kentucky
l^"Berger. See Burger
Bergerat Louis, li(iuors, 1959 Market
Bergeret John H., glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
735 Folsom
Bergeret Hippoh-te, glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 721 Vallejo
Bergeret Mary, widow, r. 735 Folsom
Bergerot Helen L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 611 i Stockton
Bergerot Jean, teacher languages, 611 J Stockton
BER<;EK«»T JOHN AXDREn', insurance, 142
Crocker Bldg, r. 14 Hollis
BER<;ER0T p. ALEX.4:VDER, attorney at
law, 142 Crocker Bldg, r. 14 Hollis
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TUVT^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. P.\l.^ce Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
JrYedericksbur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Bergerson Lizzie, widow, r. 7.54 Folsom
Bergert John, clerk, r. 611 Stockton
Berges Adrian, blacksmith, r. 1931 Geary
Berges Frederick, laborer, r. 1017 Howard
Berges Jules E., bookkeeper Berges c& Dominiconi, r.
1900 Webster
Berges Maximillian F., salesman Berges & Dominiconi,
r. 1931 Geary
Berges M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 719 Oak
BEiteEiS PETER B. (Berges & Domeniconi) r. 1900
Webster
Berges Pierre, r. 1931 Gearv
BERGES Jk DO •lENIC'O.N'I (Peter B. Berges) whole-
sale liquors and native wines, 708-710 Sansome, Tele-
phone Main 5735
B^" Berges. See Bergas, Bergez and Burgess
Bergeson John, bartender, r. 426^ Fulton
Bergevin Charles J., teamster, r. 51 Federal
Bergevin JohnB. (Bergevin & Prezeau) r. 426 J Fulton
Bergevin Peter, teamster, r. 61 Federal
Bergevin & Prezeau (J. B. Bergevin and G. Prezeaujliquors,
445 Golden Gate Av
Bergez Auiruste (Bergez & Larrouy) r. 835 Castro
BERGEZ' J OHK, proprietor Bergez's restaurant, 332-
334 Pine, r. 1412 Clay
Bergez & Larrouy (Auguste Bergez and Jean Larrouy)
restaurant, 105 Cal. Market
BERGEZ'S RESTA1IR.4NT, John Bergez proprietor,
332-334 Pine
Berfors Charles H., clerk Ivar Tsche, r. 1207 Nebraska
Berggren Anton, tailor, 35 Third, r. llj Elwood
Berggren Charles, oystennan The Morgan Oyster Co. , r.
56 Zoe
Bergguist Gustave, cook Matthew Rjan, r. 34 Hub-
bard
Bergh Henry, sawyer Potrero Furniture Factory, r. 4C5
Minna
Bergh Samuel, machine hand Potrero Furniture Factory,
r. 419 Twenty -sixth
Berghauser John G. T. , insurance, r. 1816 Gearj-
Berghauser Julius H., clerk German Savings and Loan
Society, r. 2426 Pine
Bergheim Max, city editor Abend Post, r. 523J Grove
Bergholtz Edward, barber Andrew Hallahaii, r. 305
Eddy
Bergin Christopher, steward, r. 814 Howard
Bergin Edward E. , secretary Pacific Coast SjTup Co. , r.
427 Harrison
Bergin Ellen Miss, r. 1522 Powell
Bergin John, clerk M. W. Bergin, r. 722 Harrison
Bergin John, laborer S. P. Co. , r. 307 Santa Clara
Bergin Michael, millhand, r. 129 Clinton
Bergin Michael W., groceries and liquors, 722 Harrison,
r. 47 Ritch «: '.J
Bergin Thomas I., attorney at law, 38 Ne\ada Block, r.
2012 Jackson
Bergin William C. conductor, r. 1721a Haight
Bergin William T., clerk, r. 1917 Vallejo
^^Bergin. See Bergen and Burgin
Bergist Emile, waiter H. H. Young, r.
Bergk Annie, widow, r. 2 Medau PI
Bergk August, printer, r. 2 Medau PI
Bergk Charles, plumber, r. 2 Medau PI
Bergk William, printer, r. 2 Medau PI
Bergle Andrew, restaurant, 637 Cla.v
Berglund Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r.[329
Mississippi
Berglund Hans, ship carpenter, r. 15 Perry
Berglund Mathilde L., widow, r. 533 Sutter
Berglund Nels, shoemaker, r. 31 Harper
Bergman Abraham, confectioner, r. 1909 O'Farrell
Bergmann Adolph, master ship Big Bonanza, office 9-11
Market
Bergman Alexander, master bark Wrestler, office I.t-17
Mission, r. Alameda
Bergman Charles, painter, r. S s Beach bet Broderick
and Devisadero
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Bergman C. J., master schr Marj- Dodge, office (j Cali-
fornia
Bergman George B. L., porter, r. 668 Mission
Bergman Henry, butcher Otto E. Denhard, r. 14194-
Mission
Bergman John, butcher, r. 542 Second
Bergman Joseph, plumber, 1825 Sutter, r. 1909 OTar-
rell
Bergman Leona Miss, compositor John Sbaugbnessv, r.
1909 O'Farrell
Bergman Mary A., -widow, r. 5 Railway
Bergman Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 2110 Sutter, r. 1909
O'Farrell
Bergman Peter, chief engineer stmr Daimtless, r. 9 Bart-
lett
Bergman Samuel, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 423 Turk
Bergmann Adolph, clerk, r. 14191 Mission
Bergmann Carl, confectioner William Westerfeld, r. 518
Stevenson
Bergmann Carl J., clerk, r. 2112 Sutter
Bergmann Conrad, conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1809
Taylor
Bergmann Emma, widow, r. 2112 Sutter
Bergmann Frederick, cooper, r. 10 Dore
Bergmann Frederick W., barber Charles Hahn, r. 14191
Mission
Bergmann Gustav, suneyor, r. 21 Hinckley
Bergmann Theodore, waiter Henrj- Sass, r. 5 Falmouth
Bergna Peter B., stonecutter Patrick Degan, r. 5 Olive
Court
Bergner Arthur, clerk Bibo, Xewman & Ikenbersr, r.
1604 Van Xess Av
Bergold Charles B., janitor, r. 7 Cottage PI
Bergold Charles E., bartender John C. Lind. r. 7 Cot-
tage PI
Bergold Katherine Mrs., r. 7 Cottage P!
Bergquist Charles, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
Bergquist Harry, blacksmith, r. 104.5 Market
Bergquist Gustave, car builder Cal. Car Wks
Bergren Louis G., carpenter, r. 140 Moult<3n Av
Bergsen Frank S., laborer Ames & Harris, r. 1000 Chest-
nut
Bergson Augusta E., widow, r. 316 Fulton
Bergst George, salesman M. Windmiller, r. 129 Clara
Bergst Louis J. E., r. 129 Clara, rear
Bergst Robert W., salesman Gans Bros., r. 129 Clara,
rear
Bergstein Signmnd, packer, r. 739 Twenty-second
Bergsten John W., compositor The Vestkusten, r. 315J
Jessie
Bergstrand John A., motomian Market St. Ry., r. 5
Uranus
Bergstrom Albert (Bergstrom & Edman) r. 329 O'Farrell
Bergstrom Frederick, seaman, r. 120 Jackson
Bergstrom Gottfrid, waiter Adam Swan, r. 909 Mission
Bergstrom John, organ builder, r. 110 California Av
Bergstrom Sallie E. Miss, bookkeei>er Hedemark & Co.,
r. 110 California Av
Bergstrom Siguret Miss, dressmaker, r. 633 O'Farrell
Bergstrom & Edman (Albert Bergstrom and C. F. Ed-
man) billiards and liquors, 123 O'Farrell
B^"Bergstrom. See Borgstrom
Bergthom Carl, r. 131 Montgomerj-
Berhaupt Louis, tailor H. S. Bridge 4: Co., r. 620
Washingtcn
Berhens Walter, mate schr Florence Caduc
Berics Michael, barber Frederick Zachareck, r. 1323^
Steiner
Berier Frank E., clerk Sanbom-Perris Map Co., r. Oak-
land
Bering E. Arthur, bookkeeper C. W. Craig & Co., r. 629
Greenwich
Bering James E., teacher music, r. 422 Filbert
Bering John P , salesman, r. 629 Greenwich
Beringer Emil, machinist F. A. Bobbins I*ress Wks, r.
401 Harrison
Beriii Frederick, netmaker, r. 331 Vallejo
Berio Peietro, netmakr,r. 331 Vallejo
Beritzhoff John A., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. Alameda
Berk Morris G., cigars and tobacco, 318 Mont^omer)', r.
1025 Pierce
Berkel Anton, painter, r. 43 Minna
Berkel George, painter, r. 43 Minna
Berkeley E.xpress, Charles Hanson proprietor, 125 Wash-
ington
Berkeley Ferrj- Wharf, E s East bet Washington and
Jackson
BERKELEY LIBRK ATI.VO OIL >VORK.>S. A.
C. Dietz .Sc Co. agents, office 7-9 Front
BERKELEY, SAX FRANCISCO AND OAK-
LAM> EXPRESS, Patterson &. Co. propriet<:ir>,
21 Market, Telephone Main 1654
Berkenkopf John H., foreman The Gray Bros. Artificial
Stone Pa\ing Co. , r. 618| Greenwich
Berkhout Peter X., plumber, 528 Green, r. 527e Green-
wich, rear
Berkley Joseph M. , assistant superintendant's office Edi-
son Light and Power Co., r. S s Corbett Rd nr Hattie
Berkley Marj- A., widow, r. S s Corbett Rd nr Hattie '
Berkley Peter, gripman Gearj- St RR., r. 421 First Av
Berkley Timothv G., foreman coffee department H. Hud-
dleston & Co., r. 1427 Fulton
Berknagel Casper W., cook, r. 243 Minna
Berko\ich Stephen, cook Samuel H. Baker, r. 425b
Broadway
l^"Berkowit2. See Berckowitz
Berkram Henr>-, engineer, r. 512 Bnsh
DLnKoHInC THl» >lrs. A.W. Xraes.
deli proprietor. Til Jones bet Fost and
Satter, Telephone Main 1429
Berl Henry, stock and bond broker, 405 California, r.
1810 Laguna
Berlin Albert, pajserhanger, r. 231 Ellis
Berlin Charles, painter, r. 346 Fourth
BERLIN' CH.4RLES H., secretan" Lundv Furniture
Co., 813 Market, r. 2901 Jackson
Berlin Emma, domestic 2924 Clav
BERLIN FREDERICK A.,' attomev at law. 83-34
Mills Bldg, 7th fl.xir, r. 1906 Webster
Berlin Gustav, fisherman Alaska Packing Co., r. 128
Thirteenth
Berlin Nils, laborer, r. 549 Minna
Berliner Charles H., barber, 1007 Howard, r. 951 Harri-
son
Berliner George, mining engineer, manager International
Goid Svndicate, and general agent The Van Horn
Mnfg Process Co., 20 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. Maison
Riche
Berliner Isadore A. , janitor New City Hall, r. 626 Kearny
Berliner Solomon, r. 134 McAllister
Berliner William, barber, 515 Pacific, r. 519 Pacific
Berlinsky Abraham, glazier, 155 Seventh
Berlund Charles, machinist, r. 329 Mississipiti
Berlund Jonas, with Swanberg's Oyster House, r. I-
Cook
Berly Solomon, gardener, r. 910 Jackson
Beniian Otto, shirt mnfr, 769 Market, r. 1218a Fulton
Bermaun Max, r. 1412b Bush
BER.niNGH.4M JOHN, president California Powder
Works and Hercules Powder Works, and ^ice-presi-
dent Pacific Surety Co., 230 California, and U. S.
Supenising Inspector St«am Vessels, 1st District,
23 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham John Jr., oiler stmr City of Peking, r. 611
Chestnut
Bermingham John B., r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham Samuel, engineer, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham Thomas, laborer, r. 87 Albion Av
Bermingham Thomas I., horse collamiaker W. Davis .v
Son, r. 1923a Howard
Bermingham Walter A., laborer, r. 87 Albion Av
l&"Bermingham. See Binningham
Bern Alexander, foreman, r. 2412 Greenwich
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Wsrk
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERf STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIO LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mjssion 40
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Benia Carlos, Spanish correspondent A. Schilling & Co.,
r. 135 Haight
Benia Charles F., clerk, r. 122 Turk*
Berna Frederick, deputy Assessor, r. 615 Gough
Beriiadou Jacques Mrs., laundry, 2208 Fillmore
Bernadou Jean B., proprietor Blanco House, 421 Fourth
Bernadou Jean P., gardener Serveau Bros., r. 2328 Cali-
fornia
Bernadou Valerie, laundress Mnie. Jacques Bernadou, r.
2208 Fillmore
Bemal C. A., r. 633 California
BEKNAL lIEICiHT!!; PKIM.4RY M^HOOL, Miss
Mary E. Keating principal, Cortland Av bet Laurel
Av and Moultrie
Bemal Joseph, waiter Bennett & Witnier, r. 317 O'Farrell
Bertial Mary A., widow, r. 529 Union
Bemal Victoria, widow, r. 1008a Powell
Bernard Alphonse S., caqienter Townilev Bros., r. 375
Shotwell
Bernard August, clerk Triest & Co., r. 1763 Ellis
Bernard Charles A., painter, 629 Merchant, r. 218 Stock-
ton
Bemard Edmund, liquors, 313 Grant Av, r. 1169 Mission
Bernard Edwin, laborer, r. 935| Howard
Bernard Ellen, widow, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard Francis, with estate of John Parrott, r. 1515
Hyde
Bemard Harris, barber J. Boos, r. 246| Seventh
Bernard Herbert A., dentist, r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard James, cook Charles W. Ridgway, r. SE cor
Point Lobos and Twenty-second Avs
Bemard Jane, widow, r. 863 Folsom
Bernard Jennie, widow, r. 2212 Fillmore
Bemard John F., clerk Hvams, Pauson & Co., r. 28 Rin-
con PI
Bernard John R., butcher F. Merrill, r. 1220 Hampshire
Bernard Jules, asphaltum roofing, 511 Hyde
Bernard Julia, widow, r. 2111 Pine
Bernard Kate Miss, dressmaking, 108 Lily Av
Bemard Kohn, baker, r. 637 Washington
Bernard Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Michael D., watchman, r. 1220 Hampshii-e
Bernard Milton, clerk Reddy, Campbell & Metson, r. 208
Eleventh
Bernard O. A. , r. Palace Hotel
Bernard Peter (Chaix & Bernard) r. 18j Moss
Bernard Philip, tobacco broker, 10 Stockton, r. .'>01
Golden Gate Av
Bemard Robert, seaman, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
Bemard Rose, widow, r. 208 Eleventh
Bernard Samuel J., salesman Roos Bros., r. 309 Powell
Bernard Walter, r. 310 Kearny
Bernard William, barber, r. 417 Powell
Bemard William, drajinan, r. 715 Ellis
B^ Bernard. See Barnard, Bernhard and Bernhardt
Bernard! Albert, teamster, r. 623 Lombard
Bernardi C. Mrs., artist and teacher music, r. 529a
Union
Bernardi Francois, cook Nevada Restaurant, r. .510
Greenwich
Bemardino J. P., r. 14 Scott PI
Beraasconi Charles, bookkeeper Bertin & Lepori, r. 432
Broadway
Bemasquet John, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth
Av South bet M and L
Bernasquet Victor, labf>rer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth
Av South bet M and L
Bemalas Charles, laundry, 407 Third
Bernauer Alexander, foreman glovemaker B. Blumenthal
& Co., r. 101 Cumberland
Bemays Philip H., manager Overman Wheel Co., NW
cor McAllister and Larkin, r. Oakland
Bemazzani JosejA, rancher, r. Thirtieth Av South nr G
Bemdt John, brewer Albany Brewery, r. 756 Howard
Berndt Richard M. H., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1240 Mission
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Bemdt Siegfried, cellarman Napa Valley Wine Co., r.
521 Brannan
Bemell Joseph, waiter Bennett & Witmar, r. 317 O'Far-
rell
Berner H. , salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co. , r. 601 Polk
Berner Hubert (Hooper & Berner) r. 601 Polk
Bernero Lulu G. Miss, stenographer Boericke & Runyon,
r. 101 Ash Av
Bernert Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Fulton
Bernert Ferdinand, waiter Pacific Union Club, r. 118
Fulton
Bernett Richard (Bemett «& Spellmeyer) r. 119 Jones
Bemett & Spellmeyer (Richard Bemett and Edward
Spellmeyer) cigars and stationery, SE cor Market and
Turk
Bernhard Arthur E., printer Cubery & Co., r. 777 Market
BER.\HARU BEKx\H.4RD, proprietor baths and
hair dressing saloon, 10 New Montgomery, under
Palace Hotel, r. 215 Prospect PI
Bernhard Bert W. , barber J. M. Peregrino, r. 215 Pros-
pect PI
Bernhard Charles, clerk H. Liebes & Co., r. 829 Fifteenth
Bernhard Christian, bookkeeper Sherwood & Sherwood,
r. 1018 Castro
Bernhard Edwin A. , salesman Washbum & Moen Mnfg
Co., r. 215 Prospect PI
Bernhard Elizabeth, widow, r. 829^ Fifteenth
Bernhard George M., foreman Bernhard Bernhard, r. 22
Hill
Bernhard Henry, watchman J. Martenstein & Co. , r. 1123
Greenwich
Bernhard Henry J., freight clerk N. P. C. RR. Co., r.
935 Washington
Bernhard Ida M. , musician, r. 22 Hill
Bernhard Jacob, liquors, NE cor Fourth and Brannan, r.
1078 Castro
Bernhard Jacob, dairyman, r. 1140 Golden Gate Av
Bernhard John (Edsen & Bernhard) r. 9 Twenty-eighth
Bernhard John J., cooper B. Drej'fus & Co., r. 1123
Greenwich
Bernhard Joseph, stock broker, 336 Pine, r. 332 Haight
Bernhard Louis B., foreman Bernhard Mattress Co.,r.
332 Haight
Bernhard JIargaret, widow, r. 19 \'alley
BERNHARD MATTRESS CO.
Ralpli L. Lllienthai seci-etary aud trea.s-
arer, iiianaf'a<-tarer.<i wovea wire mat-
tres.oeH and iron beds, 64*^-644 itlission
Bernhard Oscar F. , conductor, r. 719| Anny
Bernhard Peter D. , hairdresser, 37 Sutter, r. 2802 Pine
Bemhard Wendell, proprietor The Lunch, 224 Sutter, i-.
623 Castro
Bernhardt Charles, bookkeeper Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.
Oakland
Bernhardt Frederick, steward Hirschler it Co., r. 211^^
Perry
Bernhardt Frederick W., laborer Armour Packing Co., r.
1215 Kearny
Bernhardt Josephine Mrs. , r. Alms House
Bernhardt M., window dresser Raphael's Incorporated,
r. Hotel Alexandria
Bernhardt Paul P. (Paul P. Bernhardt & Co.) r. 516 Jones
Bernhardt Paul P. & Co. (Paul P. Bernhardt) rubber
stamps and general engraving, 434 Montgomery
Bernhardt Rosie, r. 11 Boyce
Bernhardt Samuel J., bakery, 1215 Keainy
feF~Bemhardt. See Barnard, Bernard and Bemhard
Bemhardy Gustav, club rooms, 115 Keamy, r. 1526 Ellis
Bernhardy Harry, salesman, r. 1526 Ellis
Bernhard v Rudolph, clerk M. L. Levy & Co., r. 152(i
Ellis
Bamheiin Edward, merchandise broker, 216 Front, r.
1016 Eddy
Bernheini Emanuel, wharfinger Steuart St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Everv Household. Rented at ji.oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PERQIENODET&CO.CH0IIIPHQNE-
"Finest Extra Quarities." '1
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
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Bernheim Maurice H., miifrs agent, 838 Market, room 4.
Oakland
BERNHEIM M. R., proprietor Bernheim's Prescrip-
tion Pharmacy, NE cor Ellis and Buchanan, Tele-
phone West 500, r. 1348 Ellis
Bernheim William A., travelinsf salesman M. Mor^en-
thau Co. , r. Oakland
BERNUEI.'W'.S PREM RIPTIOX PHARMAtV,
M. R. Bernheim, proprietor, XE cor Ellis and Bu-
chanan
Bernick Carl E. carpenter, r. Oriental Hotel
Bemier Louis E., barber MUler & Fauth, r. •222 Eddy
Bemieri Mary, widow, r. 1008 Clay
Bemotat George, furniture worker Braas & Witten-
burg, r. 70 Corbett Road
Bemou John, laundry, 629-631 Third
Bemou Victor, ironer John Bemou, r. 620 Third
Bernstein Abraham, r. 10 Marye Terrace
Bernstein Abraham, salesman Roos Bros., r. 242 Second
Av
486 Na-
Bemstein Abraham, waiter Isaac Bernstein,
toma
Bernstein Charles (Charles Bernstein & Co.) r. 10.56
Howard
Bernstein Charles, clerk, r. 626 California
Bernstein Charles & Co. (Charles Berustein) second hand
clothing, 1056 Howard
Bernstein David, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 1633
Gearj-
Bernstein David, tailor, 729 Folsom, r. 1530 OFarrell
Bernstein Elias, second hand clothing, 1765 Howard
Bernstein Emma, widow, r. 1230 Twentj'-fourth
Bernstein Fred E., salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r.
Oakland
Bernstein Gerson, capitalist, r. 1326 Ellis
Bernstein Harr} H., salesman Will & Finck, r. 429 Har-
rison
Bernstein Henry, bakerj-, 1123 Howard
Bernstein Herman, clothinir, 244 Third
Benistein Isaac, oyster and chop house, 37 Eddy, r. 124
Eddy
Bernstein Isaac E. , bookkeeper Michalitschke Bros. &
Co., r. 1530 O'Farrell
Bernstein Israel, peddler, r. 317 Ninth
Bernstein J. A., travelin? salesman Le\T Strauss & Co.,
r. Los Angeles
Bernstein Joseph, merchant tailor, 1822 Market
Benistein Joseph, watchmaker, r. 8 Caroline
Bernstein Julius, furniture, 1104 Howard, r. 4 Langton
Bernstein Julius, speculator, r. 513 Fulton
Benistein Louis, clerk W. Harris & Co., r. 8 Ma\Te Ter-
race
Bernstein Louis, plumber, r. 244 Third
Bernstein Louis, salesman Joseph Bernstein, r. 1824 Mar-
ket
Benistein Louis, tailor, 765 Mission
Bernstein Louis, watches and jewelry, 1 Fourth, r. 321
Powell
Beni.stein Morris A., furniture dealer, r. 148 Sixth
Bernstein Oscar, stenographer Ridson I. and L. Wks, r.
1.326 Elhs
Bernstein Paul, engraver C. A. Klinkner i;Co., r. 429
Bush
Bernstein Philip A., traveling salesman, r. 1027 Jacksi.n
Benistein Samuel, fancy goods, 223 Fourth, r. 321 Powell
Bernstein Samuel, tailor, 417 Gearj-, r. 16:J3 Geary
Bernstein Samuel, traveling salesman Cal. Notion and
Toy C^., r. Oakland
Bernstein Samnel, upholsterer, r. 10 Marje Terrace
Benistein Sydney P., clerk J. Isaacson, r. 321 Powell
Bernstein SignnindC, salesman Daxad Samuels, r. 513
Fulton
Bernstein Sophie Miss, saleslady Jacob Fogel, r. 230J Oak
Bernstein William, vaniisher West Coast Funiiture Co. ,
r. 9 Redw(X)d Court
Bernstein & Co. (August Hertenstein) show cases, 414 Mar-
ket
^"Benistein. See Bomstein and Bunistine
Bemt Daniel M., machinist John G. North, r. 823 Hamp-
shire
Bemtesen Samuel, waiter Nes M. Limd
Bemzott Frederick, glazier, r. 632 Grove
Berolzhime Jonas, cashier Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 316
De^^sadero
Beronio Antonio, laborer, r. 314 Union
Eteronio Francesco, laborer, r. 314 Union
Berre Thurien, r. 713 Broadway
Berrian Alonzo, clerk John T! Graham, r. SE cor Col-
umbia PI and Precita A\
Berrill Joseph B., pattern maker Jardine Iron Wks, r.
31 Valparaiso
Berriman John H., machinist Market St. Ry, r. 8 Wet-
more PI
Berringer Clara G., widow (William Berringer Co.) r.
123 Ridley
Berringer Chester F. , pressman John D. Hammond, r.
123 Ridley
Berringer Ida M. Miss, with William Berringer Co. r. 123
Ridley
Berringer Ralph, clerk, r. 123 Ridley
Berringer William Co. (Clara G. Berringer) hay and
grain, U 8-120 Fourteenth
B^"Berringer. See Barringer
Berrone Ozea, physician, office and r. 634J Broadway
Berry A. A., engineer, r. 587 Sacramento
Bern,- A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 437 OFarreU
Berry A. C, wireworker, r. 400 Bay
Berrv Adolph, cellarman Christy & Wise, r. 2 Chelsea PI
BERRY BROTHERS, Limited (Detroit, Mich.) D.
M. McMillan ag«ut, vaniish manufactiu-ers, 709-711
Front
BERRl CAMPBELL P., assistant treasurer L'nited
States Sub- Treasure-, r. 1424 Leavenworth
Berry Charles, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 235 Califor-
nia Av
Berry Charles M., inventor, r. 1045 Market
Berrv Clarence, lithographer, r. 216 Eddy
BERRt' t'LAREXt'E E. (The Getchell- Berry Print-
ing Co.) r. 517 Leavenworth
Berrj- Clarence F., clerk Otis, McAllister & Co., r. .515
Jones
Bern,- Clarence I., clerk The Hub, r. 1407 California
Berrv Curtis, r. 636 Jessie
Bern- De Los T., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
628 Sutter
Berrj- Douglass, sexton, r. 24 Julian Av
Berrv Edward, seaman, r. 19 Verona
Beny Edward H., boilermaker McMuri>hy & McEvoy,
r. 151 Second
Berry Edward T., teamster Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 818 J
Greenwich
Bern- Elizabeth Miss, stenographer Fox, Kellogg & Gray,
f. Oakland
Berrj- Enoch, watchman, r. 138 Gough
Bero' Fanny A. Miss, stenographer Hume Packing Co.,
r. 640 Hayes
Berrv Francis J., attorney at law, 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor,
r. 426 Franklin
Berrj- Frank, bartender Charles Dall, r. 506 Central At
Berry Frank, porter Mills Bldg, r. 327 O'Farrell
Bern- George, teamster, r. 636 Jessie
Bern- George E., machinist Cahill & Hall Elevator Co.,
r. 610 Folsom
Berry George M., bartender Charles Newman, r. 417 Lar-
kin
Bern- George M., dairyman, r. 230 J Langton
BeriT,- George P., clerk Deere Implement Co., r. Oakland
Ben^- George W., r. 16151 Howard
Bern George W., with A. B. Spreckels, r. Oriel Hotel
Berrj- Gordon E., metemian, r. 21 Lapidge
Bei-n- Horace J., carriage painter, r. 905 Howard
Berr\- James, fireman, r. 15 Geneva
Berrj- James, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
BerrA- James, waiter, r. 126 Fourth
SAN FRA/VCISCO
LAU/NDKY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CAHON, BELL & CO,
frrScv'* 400 California St.
Wool
LLOYD'S AGENCV
NEUHKUS
St CO. 115 KET^RNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
BER
249
BER
Bern James, woolsorter, r. 506 Fourth
Berry .lamts E., watchman, r. 515 Jones
Berry James L., hackman, NE cor Grant A^' and Poit,
r. 422 Austin Av
Berry John, carriage painter, 837 Folsom, r. 905 Howard
Berry John, r. Old Peoples' Home, cor Pine and Pierce
Berry John D., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 338 Golden
Gate Av
Berry Joseph, cook, r. 25 Scott PI
Ben'\ Joseph, Inspector Clothing Dept. U. S. A. , r. 21il
Scott
Ben-y Joseph, porter, r. 861 Market
Berry Josejih, traveling salesman, r. 151G Mission
Berry Joseph Mrs., r. 219 Scott
Berry Lucille, widow, r. 636 Jessie
Berry L-dia C, widow, r. 1407 California
Berry Michael, marine engineer, r. 643 Minna
Berry Olive, bookbinder, r. 636 Jessie
Berry Peter, carpentt r, r. 305 Clipper
Berry R. A., chief clerk S. U. Sub- Treasury, r. Berkeley
Berrv S., mechanic, r. Hancock House
Berry Sarah A., widow, r. 1238 Bush
Berry Thomas, carpenter, r. 512 Twenty-second
BERRV THOMA!^ B., real estate, 120 Sutter, r. Ross
Valley
Berry Thomas C, with AUen & Lewis, r. Ross, Marin Co.
Berry Thomas E., freight clerk stmr Colima, r. 512
Twentv-second
Berry 1 hoiuas H. , r. 2430 Post
Berry Waller, r. 607 Pine
Berry William C, painter, r. 22 Turk
Berry William D., printer, r. 333 Tehama
Berry William F., insurance, 120 Sutter, room 55, r.
San Rafael
Berry William G., clerk E. Peabody & Co., r. 905 How-
ard
Berry William L., assistant Police Surgeon, office 715
Clay, r. 1121 Sutter
B«rry VVilliam R., cashier Deere Implement Co., r.
Oakland
Berry W. Joseph, horseshoer, r. 2318 Mission
Berryessa Alfred, with .- hreve & Co., r. 2 Dawsou P(
Berryessa Isador, dr.ver, r. 5 Taylor PI
Berrvh 11 John H . capitalist, r. 946 Mission
Berrynian Frederick M., secretary William Kerr Co.,
903 Bat'ery, r. Berkeley
Berrytban Frederick M. Jr., clerk Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Berkeley
Berryman John, stenographer E. T. Allen Co., r. Berke-
ley
Berrynian John H., machinist, r. 8 Wetmore PI
Berryman Thomas, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Bers Christian, laborer, r. 1028.J Potrero Av
BER^.IULIEKI HALL, 1525 Stockton
Bersiin Augustina Mme., laundry, 429 Sutter
Berson Gustave, furniture and carpets, 1133 Market, r.
Menlo Park
Berson John, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1008
Minnesota
1^" Berson. See Burson
Bert Charles L., salesman C. Nauman & Co., r. 1413b
Mason
Bert Edward G. Mrs. , widow, r. 662 Twentieth
Bert Edward G., hostler Bay District Track
Bert Edwin G., theatrical nianager, r. 909| Powell
BERT EII«ENE F., attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 9-10, Telephone Main 5324, r. 223 Twelfth
Bert Frank, seaman, r. 662 Twentieth
Bert Fred W. Jr., asst. cashier Mutual Life Ins. Co. (of
New York) r. 662 Twentieth
Bert Lulu Miss, r. 662 Twentieth
l»"Bert. See Burt
Berta A. (estate of) fiauts and vegetables, 1-5 San Fran-
cisco Market
Berta Charles, cook James Pedlina, r. Ill Jt>hn
Berta Felix, cook James Pedlina, r. \lk -lohn
Berta Peter, liquors, 829 Montgomery,r. 827 Montgomery
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
Tl?at dpsijrpassGd la^er Beer
( i
LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CHlCflGQ BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Bertali Louis, rancher, r. 7 Water
Bertiinio Antonio, bootblack, r. 21 Lafaj-ette PI
Bertaud Emil L., dental student Eugene H. Bertaud Jr.,
r. 1533 Post
Bertaud Eugene H. , dentist, 222 Post, r. 1533 Post
Bertaud Hippolite E., cook, r. 1533 Post
Bertaud Paul E., carpenter, r. 1533 Post
BERTELINCl LOri!!* A., scientific optician and
manufacturer optical instruments, 427 Kearny, Tel-
ephone Main 431, r. 1616 Sacramento
Bertello Antonio, fisherman, r. 820 Battery
Bertelsen Adolph, salesman Lorentz Foard, r. Alameda
Bertelsen A. L. & Co. (Andrew L. Bertelsen and Nis P.
Petersen) cigars and tobacco, 7 Market
Andrew L. (A. L. Bertelsen & Co.) r. 123
Pierce
Charles, coffee saloon, 411 California, r. 3
Hampton PI
Bertelsen Christy, laborer, r. E s Broderick nr Jefferson
Bertelsen Iver, laborer, r. 36J Erie
Bertelsen John P., stevedore, r. E s Bennigton nr EUert
Bertelsen Marlat, waiter Edward Hanson, r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Otto, salesman L irentz Foard, r. Alameda
Bertelsen P., musician, r. 1063 Broadway
Bertelson John, laborer S. P. Co
Berten Antonette, r. 911J Sacramento
Berthauer Agnes Miss, laundress White's Laundry, i'.
11 Lafayette
BERTHEAII t'ESAR, manager Hanover and Ger-
mania Fire Insurance Go's, and general agent United
Fireman's and Farragut Fire Insurance Go's., 210
Sansome, Telephone Main 272, r. 2112 Vallejo.
BERTHE.AIJ »IA\ .4., assistant manager Hanover
and Gemiania Fire Insurance Go's., 210 Sansome, r.
1124 Gough
Berthelot Charles A., cook, r. 7 Bacon PI
Berthelot Zellie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 7 Bacon PI
Berthelsen Peter, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Berthelsen Wilhelmina Miss, tailoress, r. 2641 Mission
Berthier A. C. & Co. (Albert C. Berthier) real estate, 17
Crocker Bldg
Berthier Albert C. (A. C. Berthier & Co.) r. 20 O'Farrell
Berthier Justin, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co. ,
r. Sixteenth A v South nr P
Berthold Frank, cook, r. 32 Rincon PI
l^-6erthold. See Barthold
Bertholdy William, helper Henry Hufschniidt, r. 32
Erie
Berti G. & Co. (Giacarda Berti, Enrico Lazzarini and
Anton Casini) fruits and vegetables, 2100 Fillmore
Berti Giacarda (G. Berti & Co.) r. 1623 Pacific Av
BERTIK .1. «lE SOX (Alexander and Gabriel) dyeing
and cleaning, 325 Montgomery Av, 430 Bush and (i
Stockton, Telephone Main 5555
Bertin Alexander (A. Bertin & Son) r. 705d Stockton
Bertin E. Mine. , dressmaker, r. 207 Gough
Bertin Ferdinand, r. 430 Bush
Bertin Gabriel (A. Bertin & Son) r. 705a Stockton
Bertin Leonce C. (Bertin & Lepori) r. 1426^ Jackson
Bertin dt Lepori (Leonce C. Bertin and Coustantine
Lepori) coffee, spices, cigars and liquors, 516-518
Washington
6^" Bertin. See Berton and Burton
Berting Henry, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Bertini Bismark, fruits, 2028 Fillmore, r. 2923 Sacra-
mento
Bertini George (Bertini & Baldocchi) r. 3023 Sacramento
Bertini Rafael, fruits and vegetables, 132 Hayes
Bertini Sereiino, tailor, r. 529 Filbert
Bertini c& Baldocchi (George Bertini and Frank Bald-
occhi) fruits and vegetables, 3023 Sacramento
Bertinkowski Antone, carpenter, r. 926 Mission
Bertling The, 714 Bush
8^"Bertola. See Batala
Bertolucci Pilate, kitchen hand Campi's Restaurant, r.
420 Green
Bertolucci William, bartender, r. 1709 Dujiont
.DlX0HJ0BGES0NH0.SHOWGnSES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
O
THOUSKNDS CURED (^'°^ particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.)
BYiHewsTERSMT HIGHL-MND SRRINGS
BER
250
BES
Berton Catherine, widow, r. 8 53 Howard
Bertop Flavin, capitalist, r. 62ij California
BERTON GEORGE A. n. ..u
marine insnrance, .fii Mttntgoiiiery, Tele-
phone »• ain US, r. Si: .Mason, Telephone
Main 517:
Berton Jean, laborer, r. 619 Pacitc
Berton Louis E., proprietor Peoples House, 85(3 Howard,
r. 319 Tehama
^^Berton. See Bertin and Burton
Bertonazzi Maria, widow, r. 424 Filbert
Bertorelli John, fruits and vegetables, 503 Castro
Bertram Charles, clerk Edward Weil & Co., r. Alameda
Bertram Charles L., bartender E. JI. Meyer & Co., r.
Alameda
Bertram Dora, widow, r. 632 Green, rear
Bertram G. H. & Co. (Gu.stave H. Bertram) cigar dealers,
410 Larkin
Bertram Gustave H. (G. H. Bertram & Co.) r. 21 Polk
Bertram Hannibal, upholsterer Fink & Schindler, r. 1806
San Carlos Av
Bertram Henry, engineer, r. 512 Bush
Bertram Henry, miller, r. 33^ Chesley
Bertram Hennan V., machinist Edison Light and Power
Co. , r. 726 Mission
Bertram Johanna Miss, dressmaking, 1712^ Polk
Bertram John T. (T. Bertram & Sons) r. 1025 Folsom
Bertram Joseph D. (T. Bertram & Sons) r. 5| Columbia
Square
Bertram Louis, plumber John G. lis & Co., r. 632 Green,
rear
Bertram Sarah, widow, r. 605 Taylor
Bertram T. & Sons (Thomas, John T. and Joseph) plumb-
ers and gasfitters, 1017 Folsom
Bertram Thomas (T. Bertram & Sons) r. 1025 Folsom
Bertrand Adele, widow, r. 1938 San Carl(5s Av
Bertraiid Alfred, laborer, r. Alms House
Bertrand Anguste, capitalist, r. 619 Pacific
Bertrand David (David Bertrand & Co.)r. 620 Geary
Bertrand David & Co. (David Bertrand and Marie G"ivan-
dant) candies, etc., 620 Geary
Bertrand Edward J. I., baker, r.'859San Jose Av
Bertrand Elsie, domestic 914 Taylor
Bertrand Emile F., locksmith, 1603 Buchanan, r. 1612
Buchanan
Bertrand Joseph (George Fleischel & Co.) r. 1619 Du-
pont
Bertrand Joseph, waiter \'incent Zaganelli, r. 809 Val-
lejo
Bertrand Marie, machine operator Pac. Glove VVks
Bertrand O. F., conduct ir Market St. Ry., r. 719i Armv
Bertrandias Adolph, carpenter, r. 409 Fourth
Bertrandias Emile, messenger The Pac. Transfer Co. , r.
Oakland
Bertrane Jacques, laborer James Beatty, r. X s Sixth Av
South bet L and M
Bertron Louis, r. 326 Pacific
Bertsch Louis H. , cigars and tobacco, 20 First, r. 18
First
Bertsch W. Mrs., r. 1819 Dujwnt
Bertuccelli L., fisherman, r. 15 Ohio
Bertucci Giacomo, peddler, r. 329 Vallejo
Bertucci Giovanni, laborer, r. 412 Broadway
Bertucci Luigi, cigarmaker, r. 12 Jasper Pi"
Bertucci Salvatare, clerk, r. 506 ITnion
Bertucci Peter, cook Gustave Sassenberg, r. 537 Sacra-
mento
Bertz Jacob, capitalist, 320 Sansome, room 12, r. 2215
Fillmore
Bervelt Charles, nurse French Hospital
Berwald Benjamin, meter man S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1727 Post
Berwert John B., hostler Belfast Ginger Ale AMcs, r. 738
Minna
Berwert Mary, widow, r. 29 Randall
Berwick David (Berwick & Spinks) r. Oakland
Berwick Herman, pantrvinan stnir Santa Rosa, r. 809
Filbert
Berwick Nettie, domestic 2909 Bush
Berwick & Spinks (David Berwick and Charles X.
Spinks) plumbing and gasfitting, 505 Sutter
Berwin Gabriel L. , glove cutter Pac. Glove Wks, r. 61S
Natoma
Berwin Julia, widow, r. 618 Natoma
Berwin Martin bookkeeper Joseph H. Morton, r. 1.320
Golden Gate Av
Berwin Martin, pants presser Columbian Woolen Mills,
r. 618 Natoma
Berwin Moses, watchmaker V. S. Watch Co.
BERWIS^ P. «& BBOTMER(Pincus Berwin) whole-
sale hats and caps, 21-23 Battery
Berwin Pincus (P. Berwin & Bro.) V. 1320 Golden Gate
Av
Berwin Robert, cashier P. Berwin & Bro.,r. 1320 Golden
Gate Av
Berwin Samuel, salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1320
Golden Gate Av
Besant A., manager Acme Rubber Co. and Besant Rub-
ber Agency, 235 Kearny, r. Oakland
Besant Rubber Agency, A. Besant manager, 235 Kearnv
Besby Edward, clerk, r. 313 Grove
Besby Henry, bartender, r. 313 Grove
Besby Joseph A. , clerk Samuel P. Hughes, r. 313 Grov e
Besby William, gilder Sch ussier Bros., r. 313 Grove
Besciieinen Gertrude Miss, notions, r. 1657 Mission
BeschofF Frederick, teamster, r. 600 Haight
Beschorman Adolph, carpenter, r. 131 Grove
Beschorman Charles H., clerk Fred Schoettler, r. 1.504
Powell
BEi^El'KER DAXIEL E., collector. 306 Pine, rooms
7-S, Telephone Main 932, r. 1308i Larkin
Beseman Frederiea, widow, r. 1812 Dupont
Beseman William A., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.. r.
1812 Dupont
Besozzi A. Mrs., teacher embroider}', r. 525 Union
Besozzi Luigi, cook, r. 525 Union
Bess John, laborer The Norton Tanning Co., r. Tenth
Av South nr S
Bessemer Henry L., chemist, r. 1587 Eddy
Bessemer Leopold, clerk Schuster Bros., r. 1587 Eddy
Besser Joseph, longshoreman, r. 108 Clinton
Besser William, portrait artist The Ba.xter Portrait Co.,
r. 604 Geary
Bessert Theodore, hostler, r. 2813 Clay
Bessler Louis, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co. , r.
Sixth Av South, nr P
Besson EJward A., Clearing House clerk Donohoe-Kclly
Banking Co., r. 810 Bush
Best and Belcher Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) M. Jaffe
secretarj', 33 Nevada Block
Best Arthur' W., landscape artist, 305 Larkin, r. 114^ Oak
Best Bertram, r. llih Oak
Best Edwin, compositor Call, r. 1230 Broadway
Best Harry C, artist, r. 114i Oak
Best John, seaman, r. 248 J Clara
Best John E.. carpenter, r. 526 Hermann
Best Katie R., widow, r. 1247 California
Best Robert, brassfinisher, r. 1506 California
Best William E., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 201 Turk
Bestandig Lazar, upholsterer, 1621i Post
Bestandig Max, traveling salesman G. M. Kutz & Co.
Besthorn Charles, salesman Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 1402
Church
Besthorn Christopher, machinist John Weichart, r. 422
Fremont
Besthorn George H., house and sign painter, r. 1105
Scott
Besthorn Henrj- E. D., chemist Langley & Michaels Co.,
r. 983 Harrison
Besthorn Hennan A. E., shoemaker, r. 613 McAllister
Besthorn Herman E. , r. 65 Minna
Bestic Alexander J., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 407
Leavenworth
SAN FRAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC^lf^r^c^r^JJ
MftGIG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
r.
109
P. ANBREVS
Montgomery St.
BES
251
BEW
Beston ' onn, en^neer, r. 57 Minna
Beston Margraret, widow, r. 316 Sixth
Bestiin Mary E Miss, operator Pao. Bell Telephone Co. ,
r. 316 Sixth
Beston Thomas, operator Sunset Telephone Co. , r. 31(i
Sixth
Bestor Henry T., architect and publisher The Architect
and Builder, 408 California, room 21
Betancourt Amerique Miss, bookkeeper De Lalea &
Deussing, r. 1001 Eighteenth
Betancourt Emily, widow, r. 1001 Eighteenth
Betaux Louis, liquors, r. 732 Montgomery Ave
Betchuer Stephen, bottler, r. 75 Natoma
Beth Adolph H., restaurant, 20 Third
BETH lisKAEL TEMPLE, Rev. Dr. M. S. Levy
rabbi, S s Gearv, bet Octavia and Laguna
BETH OLAM CE.nETEKY (Hebrew) X s of Point
Lobos Av nr Thirty-third Av
BETH.4\¥ t'ONVKEGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev.
William C. Pond pastor, W s Bartlett, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Bethau Maxwell A., insurance manager, r. 1124 Gough
BETHEL AFRICA:* M. E. CHURCH, Rev. E. T.
Cottman pastor, W s Powell bet Jackson and Pacific
Bethell George T., steward stmr State of California, r.
518 Jersey
Bethell James M., weigher Uunsmuir & Sons, r. 603 Fell
Bethell Tliomas \V., sergeant police, r. 603 Fell
BETHE8DA MI8!SIOX CHAPEL, SE cor Eighth
and Folsoni
BETHLEHEM CO^fiRECATIOIVAL CHURCH,
Rev. William H. Tubb pastor, W s Vermont, nr
Twenty-fourth
Betk(nvski" Ellen, widow, r. 23 Silver
Betkowski Frank, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 23 Silver
Betmon Louis, laundryman John Jaussaud, r. 816 Larkin
Beton Peter, laborer, r. 127 Fourth
Betsch Charles, baker, r. 636J Fifteenth
Betsche Carl, carpenter, r. 125 Bay
Betsche Charles, r. 609 Olive Av
Betshart Frank, milker Russi A- Regli, r. Scott Av, nr
Silver Av
Betshart Louis, milker Russi & Regli, r. Scott Av, nr
Silver Av
Bette Henry, ladies tailor, 1107 Sutter
Betteker Louis, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 544 Scott
Bettelheim Hugo, clerk The Owl Drug Co., r. 414 Golden
Gate Av
Bettelheim Paul (A. H. Smith & Co.) r. 1733 Broadway
Bettencourt Bernard J. (Ottenberg & Bettencourt) r.
1191 Fillmore
Bettencourt Caesar, barber John Stable, r. 22 Stock-
ton PI
Bettencourt Joseph C. S., barber Seppich & Kleinhaus,
r. Oakland
Bettencoiu-t Joseph M., porter D. Keefe & Co., r. 930
Montgomery
Bettencourt Manuel, farmer, r. 54 Tiffany Av
Bettencourt Pauline, widow, r. 904 Broadway
Bettens Albert, manager The Colonial, SE cor Pine and
Jones
Betterton Thomas H., stenographer Charles Nelson, r. 2
Cohen PI
Bettina Baptisto, carpenter, r. W s Brannan bet Dore
and Channel
Bettis Abbey M. , widow, r. 2532 Miss on
Bettman Alfred, merchant, 121 California, r. 1355
Post
Bettman Frank, commercial traveler, r. 310 Kearny
Bettman Heiuy L., teacher music, r. 1805 Fillmore
Bettman Lawrence, r. 1355 Post
Bettman Leopold, clerk N. P. Petersen & Co., r. 817
Geary
Bettman Louis, r. 1805 Fillmore
Bettman M. Company (incon>orated) Sigmund M.
Bettman secretar\ , chemicals and soap materials,
121 California
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 1 ^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STATES BREWERY
BREVS/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Bettman Sigmund M., secretary M. Bettman Co., 121
California, r. 1355 Post
Bettoli Stephen, waiter Maison Tortoni, r. 1912 Jones
Betts F. Mrs., proprietor The Ottington, 310 Stockton
Betts Frederick, laborer, r. 505 Brannan
Betts Frederick J., foreman Am. Steam Lamidry, r.
Alameda
Betts Percy G. , clerk Bett's Spring Co. , r. Berkeley
BETTS fiPRINU C<». (incorporated) William M.
Betts president, Edwin Fretwell secretarj', mnfrs of
car, carriage and wagon springs, 218 Fremont
Betts William, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r. 428
Natoma
BETTS WILLIAM JW., president Betts Spring Co.,
218 Fremont, r. Berkeley
Betz Louis P., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
Betzel James, clerk Sam Meyer & Co., r, 1417 Lyon
Betzel Louis, cutter H. Alexander & Co., r. 1934
Bush
Betzold Jacob, butcher S. Silverberg, r. 944 Thirteenth
Av, South
Betzold Mathes M., capitalist, r. ^'320 Sutter
Betzold Mollie C. Miss, cashier Michael Daly, r. 327
Cumberland
Beuge Herman, master mariner, r. Girard nr Woolsey,
LT. M. T.
Beuille Jean, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Beuler J. F. bakery, 2007b Fillmore
Beuthenuth Antone, miner, r. 23 Sumner
Beutler Frank B., foreman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 1921
Filbert
f^" Beutler. See Butler
Beuttler John, butcher, 530 Haight, r. 603 Uaight
Beuvron Julius, porter Lenormand Bros.,r. 1 Tay
Bevan Charles, horse collar maker Kempkey, Gilhain i
Sawyer, r. 748 Brannan
Bevan Edwin J. , groceries and liquors, 748 Brannan
Bevan Emma, widow, r. 1903 Mission
Bevan George, gatekeeper Cal. Wire Wks, r. 332 Bay
Bevan Isadore, cooper, r. 10 poardman PI
Bevan James, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Bevan Michael, joiner Schu>sler Bros., r. 13 Page
Bevan Washington J., mining expert, r. 955 Howard
Bevans Isaac L., deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
519 Grove
Be veil Harry B., inachinist P. M. S. S. Co., r. 15 Cherry
Bevell Margaret, widow, r. 117 Page
Bevell William T., butcher J. G. Johnson k Son, r. Fifth
Av South and M
Bever Patrick, laborer, r. 566 Bryant
BEVERID<iiE HORATIO, manager H. M. Newhall
& Co., 309-311 Sansonie, r. 727 Ashbury
Beverly David H., r. 733 Market
Beverly Edward H., i)roprietor Elgin Dairy, 1423 Eddy
Beverly Herbert G. , accountant, r. 818 Powell
fty Beverly. See Beaverly
Beversen Brothers (Martin and Henry) groceries and
liquors, 570 Mission
Beversen Henry (Beverson Bros.) r. 657 Twentieth
Beversen Henrj' (Beversen & Faltings and Puvogel &
Beverson) r. 535 Fourth
Beversen Martin (Beversen Bros.) r. 570 Mission
BEYER8E!V A FAlTINGS (Henry Beversen and
Jiilius Faltings) groceries and liquors, 535 Fourth
Be vier Herbert N. Rev., pastor Memorial Presb)terian
Church, r. 1049a Market
Be\ier Louis (Gibson & Bevier) r. 1.544 Howard
Bevel Richard, marine engineer, r. 1616 Harrison
Be\ilockway Louis (Morrison & Bevilockway) r. 104 San
Jose Av
Bevis Joseph W., brassftnisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
656 Harrison
Bevis Thomas J., fruits, 320 Twenty-fourth
Bewick, Moreing & Hooper, mining engineers, 8 MilU
Bldg, 6th floor
??c
STOVES
KND KITCHEN S\JPP1-IES ab
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
BEY
252
BIC
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Beyer Adolph, liquors, SW cor Powell and Bay, r. 214^
Francisco
Beyer Aug-ust, confectioner Sophie Hanson, r. 204 Nine-
teenth
Beyer Emil, helper Edson Light and Power Co., r. 734
Treat Av
Beyer Ernest, bakerj-, 1519 De%-isadero
Beyer Georsre, r. 220 Gough
Bever H., musician, r. 925^ Mission
Beyer Oscar T., dri\er Market St. Ry., r. 1423 Nebraska
Beyer Otto W., cook, r. Commercial House
Bever P., baker Tivoli Cafe
Beyer William, baker, r. 1221 Polk
Beyer William, liquors, 301 Battery, r. Oakland
8-^ Beyer. See Beier and Byer
B:yere Harrj-, laundrraian, r. 234 O'Farrdl
Beyersdorf John, r. SE cor Pine and Central Av
Bej*fuss Carl, ship and freight broker, 123 California.
room 13, r. 1710 Gearj-
Bej-fuss Ernest, decorator, 35 New Montgomery-, r. 2124
Post
Bezamat Frederick, ironer La Grande Laundn', r. 228
Twelfth
Bezenni Michele, fisherman, r. 5 Green
Bezezinski Lizzie Miss, labeler John Wieland Brewen'.
r. 338 Fifth
Bezidi Chiri, r. 1033 Clay
Biagi Arturo, foreman Strange & Jaenicke, r. 4b P.'eiffer
Biagi Cipriano, teacher of music, SW cor Powell and
Jackson
Biagi D. & Co. (Domenico Biagi) commission merchants,
520-522 Sansome
Biagi Domenico (D. Biagi & Co.) r. 814b Green
Biagi Lorenzo, fruits and vegetables, 535 Hayes
Biagi Luigi, fruits, 1026 Montgomen-
Biagi Silvestro (De Grazin & Co.) r. 1310 Powell
Biagini Casamiro (Casimiro Biagini & Co.) r. 514 Davis
Biagini Casimiro k Co. (Casimiro Biagini, Luigi Artana,
Giuseppi Giovanetti) blacksmiths and wagonmakers,
520 Daris
Biagini Frolindo, r. 508 Greenwich
Biagini John, clerk, r. 508 Greenwich
Biagini Joseph, blacksmith, r. 514 Davis
Biagini Uarcissa, porter Fiorenzo Cavagnaro
Bia.nni P. & Co. (Lorenzo Di Grazia, Pacitico Biagini,
and Joseph Squaglia) blacksmiths and wagonmakers,
•519 Front
Biagini Paciflco (P. Biagini i Co.) r. 619 Front
Bialoglowski Isidore, junk, 6-29 Brannan, r. Oakland
Biancalana Fabio, clerk Dominick Cristofano, r. 1123
Clay
Biancalana Giuseppe, cook Garibaldi Hotel
Biau alana Jacopa, finisher Sanboni, Vail & Co.. r. 923
Larkin
Bianchi Amato (Lirati & Bianchi), r. 113ii Folsom
Bianchi Angelo, foreman Ruffino K Bianchi, r. 427
Seventh
Bianchi Arthur, cook, r. 417 Inioii
Bianchi Carlo D. (Ruflino i: Bianchi) r. 427 Seventh
Bianchi Charles, driver, r. 11 Bannam PI
Bianchi Cirilio (Bianchi & Boschetti) r. 10 Jaspar PI
Bianchi Dominico, laborer, r. 331 Broadway
Bianchi Eugenio, teacher v.xal music, 131 Phelan Bldg
Bianchi Eugenio Jr., attorney at law, 131 Phelan Bldg
Bianchi Frederick, cook, r. 2 Scotland
Bianchi Giovanni, fisherman, r. 3 Sonora
Bianchi John, bricklayer, r. 427 Seventh
Bianchi Joseph, clerk'RuflBno & Bianchi, r. 427 Seventh
Bianchi Julian, salesman, r. 8 Scotland
Bianchi Lorenzo, maccaronimaker, r. 8 Scotland
Bianchi Louis (Mtaliui i Bianchi) r. 606 Filbert
Bianchi Louis, waiter, r. 105 Stockton
Bianchi Louis A., fruits and vegetable, 811 Larkin, r. 3
Mmle Av
Bianchi Luigi, fisherman, r. 312 Vallejo
Bianchi Manrico, stableman, r. 420 Broadway
Bianchi Xatali. quarrmian, r. (Jl!) Broadway
Bianchi Roberto, teamster Cal. Pa\Tng Co., r. 434 Sanchez
Bianchi Virginia, wines, 1527 Stockton
Bianchi & Boschetti (Cirilio Bianchi and Atilio Boschetti)
groceries and liquors, 520 Union
Bianchini Fortunola, salesman Misaele Bianchini,r. 1439
Valencia
Bianchini Francisco, peddler, r. 734 Montgomery
Bianchini Giuseppe, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
565 Bryant
Bianchini Giuseppe D., cutter Ruffino & Bianchi, r. .565
Brj-ant
Bianchini Luigi, ctx)k, r. 418 Broadway
Bianchini M. & Co. (Misaele Bianchini) fruits, 1439 Va-
lencia
Bianchini Misaele (M. Bianchini & Co.) r. 1439 Valencia
Bianucci Peter (L. Solari & Co.) r. 10 Railroad Av
Biapa Lincoln, bootblack, 1310 Kearny
Biasi Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Biasotti Angelina, widow, r. 1026 Montgomery
Biasotti Dominico, liquors, San Bruno Road nr Bacon
Biasotti Guglielmo, florist, 60J Annie
Biasotti Marj-, widow, r. 923 San Bruno Av
Biban John, laborer X. Ohlandt & Co., r. cor Fifth Ar
South and Railroad Av
KIBiS DA>'DRID(iE H., vice-president Golden Gate
Lumb:r Co, 4 Sutte"-, rooms 8-10, Telephone 756, r.
r. 1310 Fol8<im
Bibb Sarah E. , widow, r. 725 Devisadero
Bibbero David, traveling salesman W. Pleisher, r. Hotel
Imi)erial
Bibby Wil iam S., waiter Wheeland & Collins, r. 757
Howard
Biber Bertha Mme. , dressmaking, 726 Sutter
Biber George B. , clerk Jones & Oo, r. 726 Sutter
Biber Paul E., student, r. 72(i Sutttr
BIBLE HOrSE, John D. Hammond agent, 1037
Market
BIBLE TRFTH BEPOSITORV, Alexander W. H.
MacEwen, proprietor, 69 Flood Bldg
Bibilotheque de la Ligue Nationale Francaise, Daniel
Le\y president, Aime Masson secretarj", 305 Larkin
Bibo Benjamin, salesman, r. 73i Grove
BIBO \ATMA5f, president, Bibo, Newman & Iken-
berg, r. 1515 Vallrjo
Bib J Samuel, solicitor Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbamii.
BIBOrNEWMAN & IKENBERG,
\athan Bibo president. Max Ikenbere
vice - president, Leo >ewnian secretary
and treasnrer. grocers, sw cor Polk and
and California. Teleplione East 3*t>.
Bichard Charles, r. 414 Brannan
Bichard Nicholas, shipowner, 148 Si>ear, r. Tiburon
Bichler Genoveva, widow, r. 402 Pacific
Bichoff Anton, clerk H. Wichman, r. 725 Folsom
Bickel Adolf W., confectioner A. Huber, r. 1329 Uii
Bickel Emil C. , tailor, 323 Noe
BltHEL HO.WER T.. real esute. 72-73 Chr
cle Bldg, r. 3325 Clay
Bickel John C. A., porter, r. 1329 L nmn
Bickerdike John T.. cabinetmaker Georffe H. Full
Desk Co. r. 305 Eddv
Bickerslaff Joseph, carpenter, r. 318 Dupont
Bickerstafif Joseph 1., blacksmith, r. 17 Louisa
Bickert Gustav, birber, r. 1001 Buchanan
Bickford Benjamin L , carpenter, r. 1575A Market
BICKFORH CL.iREXl'E E., merchandise broker.
3S California, Telephone Main 226, r. 816 Sutter
Bickford Edward H., adjuster Wilc.>x & Gibbs Sewin..r
Machine C>), r. Alameda
Bickford Elmer, laundrj-nian, r. 224 Fourth
Bickford George W., solicitor, r. 405 St venson
Bickford John F., laborer Commercial Soap Co, l.^o"
Kansas
Bickford Richard N., woodturner, r. 2933 Howard
Bickford Thomas M., engineer, r. 2933 Howard
SApTfPAINCISCO paving CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°.1?"p« ^vtfT'p^l^^'p'i?-"'
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Bickle Frances, widow, r. 807i Union
Bickley John, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co, r. 241
Seventh
Bickniore George, carpenter, r. 513 Twenty-second
Bicknell George R., lineman, r. 1025 Washington, rear
Bida Michael, tailor Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 1320
Van Ness Av
Biddecomb Charles, collector, r. Alms House
Bidden W. J., engineer Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 1112
Larkin
Biddick James, clerk, r. 10C7 Mission
Biddolph James, machinist, r. 27 Hawthorne
Biddolpli James E., clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. 27
Hawthorne
Bidckoff August, barber, r. 1731 Mission
Biderbost Othmar, groceries and liquors, 123 Silver, r.
171 Minna
Bidinger Frederick, butcher Rudolph Haas, r. 504 Jessie
Bidinger Gustave A. (McGovern & Bidinger) r. 504 Jessie
Bidinger Lilly Miss, dressmaker, r. 504 Jessie
Bidinger William Mrs., r. 504 Jessie
Bidison J. A., switchman S. P. Co.
Bidleman Adele E., widow, r. 3 Frankfort Av
Bidstrup Andrew, longshoreman, r. 501 Harrison
Bidwell A. R., secretary Richards Lock Nut Co., 18
Crocker Bldg, r. Berkeley
Bidwell Jay D., salesman Holt Bros. Co., r. 52 Thirteenth
Bidwell Julia P., widow, r. 516 Oak
Bidwell Myron W., musician, r. 510 Ellis
Bidwill Ri'chard, sergeant police, r. 1410 Hyde
Bieber Frank, shoemaker, r. 2027 Polk
Bieber Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2027 Polk
Bieber Paul, distillery, 824 San Jose Av
Biebesheimer George, optician L. A. Berteling, i-. 1021
Filbert
Biebesheimer Gustave F., optician L. A. Berteling, r.
1021 Filbert
Biebesheimer Julius, woodcarver F. T. Riley, r. 1021
Filbert
Biebesheimer Peter, laborer, r. 1021 Filbert
Biedenbach August, baker, r. 140 Silver
Biederman Charles A., books and stationery, 519 Mont-
gomery Av, r. Napa, Cal.
Biederman Erolinda, widow, r. 1410 Leavenworth
Biederman Frank A., asst repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Teleg^raph, r. 1410 Leavenw^orth
Biederman Louis, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
366 Minna
Biedermann Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 366 Minna
Biedermann Robert (Navarro & Biedemann) r. 2 O'Con-
nell PI
Biefang Ernest, confectioner Paul Drasdo.r. 112 Grant Av
Biegel Nicholas, bartender Dora Breede, r. 2000 Polk
Biegeleisen Nathan, barber Stephen Fowles, r. 512 Birch
Av
Biehl Philip F. C, phvsician, office and r. 30 Ninth
Biehn Charles A. (Biehn & Scannell) r. 106 Third
Biehn & Scannell (Jeremiah Scannell and Charles Biehn)
horseshoers, 670 Mission
l^"Biehn. See Bean, Bien and Bein
Biehs Gustav, willowworker, 628 Market, r. Berkeley
Biel Bettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 622 Polk
Biel Lvdia Miss, saleslady, r. 622 Polk
Biel Nettie Miss, saleslady, r. 622 Polk
Bielawsky Casimir, draughtsman, r. 2H02^ California
Bielawsky Hugo, waiter, r. Golden West Hotel
Bieleck Adam A., painter, r. 1325 Harrison
Bielenberg Herman, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 231
Second
Bielenberg Peter H., liquors, 2701^ Folsom
Bielenberg Theodore J. H., bartender Helbert Bros. , r.
417 Mason
Bielich Peter, laborer J. P. Eklund, r. 253 Stevenson
Biell Jane, widow, r. 10 Scott PI
Bielski Max, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 426 Fell
Bien Abraham J., mnfrs agent, 126 Kearny, r. 1216
Pierce
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
XJp-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bot:l:Iio(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Bien Joseph, locksmith, 404 Sacramento, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Joseph E., attorney at law, Naphtaly, Freidenrich
& Ackerman, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Louis, traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
2005 Green
Bien Publishing Co. , Hartwick & Freese proprietors, 623
Montgomery
BIEN THE, (Scandinavian Weekly) Bien Publishing
Co., publishers, 623 Montgomery
e^"Bien. See Bean Bein and Biehn
Bieneck Otto, fresco painter, r. 477 Tehama
Bienenfeld Abel M., draughtsman, r. 2120 Pine
Bienfield Henry L , clerk, r. 119| Leavenworth, rear
Bienenfeld Bernard, general agent Standard Asphalt Co. ,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 2120 Pine
Bienenfeld Elias, civil egnineer, r. 2120 Pine
Bienkowski Apolinary. news dealer, r. 274 Minna
Bier Charles S. (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.) r. 1415 Van Ness
Av
Bier Hyjiolite, salesman Rinaldo Bros. & Co., r. 1510
Octavia
Bier Joseph E. (Bier & Regensburger) r. 1510 Octavia
BIER A REOENi^BliKClER (Joseph E. Bier and
Melville M. Regensburger) merchandise brokers,
and diamond importers, 68 Donohoe Bldg
)3S"Bier. See Beer and Behr
Bierbauni Frederick W. A., salesman Ernest Essman, r.
1447 Mission
Bierbaum Herman, clerk David L. Gorman, r. 1609
Geary
Bierce Albert S., hydraulic pressman, U. S. Mint, r.
Berkeley
Bierce Ambrose, journalist E.xaminer
Bierce Roderick N., cigars and tobacco, 406 Market, r.
1015 Sutter
Biering Emil F., trimmer Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 230 Eighth Av
Bierling Friedericka, widow, r. 1308 Geary
Biennann Freda, dressmaking, 225 Geary
Biermann Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific
Bierwirth Ernest, pantryman stmr Santa Rosa
Biesel Frederick, pattern fitter S. F. Stove Wks, r. 446
Brannan
Biess Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 9 Clevelan'^
Blester William, groceries and liquors, 1122 Leaven-
worth
Big Canyon Gold Milling and Mining Co. (El Dorado Co. ,
Cal.) C. T. Bridge secretary, 3 Hobart Bldg
Big Sandy Mill and Mining Co. (Arizona) C. A. Grow
secretary, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Bigbee James, cabinetmaker, r. 645 Folsom
Bigelow Alfred, plumber, r. 210 Lanuton
CHAnLLO L. patentee
BigeI«»M Improved Patent Trass, 10.5
Stockton, r. 1304 Pine
Bigelow Charles L. (estate of) 323-325 Mission
Bigelow Charles P., bricklayer, r. 537 Alvarado
Bigelow Chester W., machinist John K. Bigelow, r. 28
First
Bigelow Clara J. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 2657 Howard
Bigelow Cornelius, machinehand Robert P. Dewey, r.
28 J Welch
Bigelow George A. , solicitor, r. 808 Mission
BIOELOW IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS, no
understraps, a perfect retainer, Charles E. Bigelow
patentee, 105 Stockton
Bigelow Jared H. , shoemaker, 8 Natoma, r. 1326 Mission
Bigelow J. Edward, secretar\' A. S. Neal Warehouse Co. ,
r. 769 Cap])
Bigelow Jiihii, plumber, r. 210 Langton
BiOEIiOW JOII.\ F., vice-president The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine, r. 2603 California
Bigelow John K., machinist, 10 Stevenson
Bigelow Lyman M., machinist J. K. Bigelow
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Bigelow Marj' E. Mrs., r. 537 Alvarado
Bigelow Ra\'mond, solicitor, r. 2514 Market
BI«iELOM' SANFEL C, president Savings and
Loan Societv, 510 California, r. NW cor McAllister
and Steinef, Telephone West 254
Bigelow Susan H. Mrs., teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 3014 Buchanan
l^'Biselow. See Biglow
Biggurt John, ship carpenter, r. 221 Seventh
Bigger Alexander, waiter, r. 14 Jackson
Bigger Henrj-, seaman, r. Alms House
Bitrger Joseph, teamster, r. 8 Treat Av
Bigger Robert, tanner, r. 827 Sixteenth Av South
Biggerstaff Frederick M., teacher music, r. 826 Powell
Biggins John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 6 Montcalm
Biggins John J., boilemiaker Eureka Boiler Works, r. 6
Montcalm
BldGIXS P. A CO. (Patrick Biggins) dealer plas-
terer's hair, junction San Bruno Av and Islais CYeek
Biggins Patrick (P. Biggins & Co.) r. SW cor Utah and
Nevada
Biggins Thomas, laborer, r. 34| Perry
Biggins William, laborer, r. 720 Clementina
Biggs A. J., veterinarj- dentist, r. 525 Golden Gate Av
Biggs Daniel, butcher, r. 1306 Sixth Av South
Biggs David, butcher, r. N s First Av South nr Railroad
Av
Biggs Ellen, liquors, 18 Everett
BICiGS H.VRRIE C, secretan" and treasurer William
H. Birch & Co., 119 Beale, r. 1600 Pierce
Biggs Marion, real estate, r. 1125 Eighteenth
Biggs William, butcher South S. F. Packing Co., r.
Eighth Av South bet L and M
Biggj- Margaret A. Miss, teacher Richmond Primarj^
School, r. 718 Guerrero
Biggy P. J. , Coiner's Dept U. S. Mint, r. 534 Bush
BICiGV WIlLI.iM J., \ice-president United States
Laundry Association, office 12 Sixth, and State
Senator 21st District, r. 718 Guerrero
Bigley Cornelius, clerk, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Bigley Ella T. Miss, r. 729 Fillmore
Bigley G. Mrs., teacher music, r. 402 O'Farrell
Bigley Jane A. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar School, r.
729 Fillmore
Biglev John, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Bigley Patrick, clerk, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Bigley Peter, laborer, r. 30 Federal
Bigley Peter J., draughtsman, 420 California, room 27,
r" 729 Fillmore
Biglev Thomas H., r. 729 FiUmore
Bigley W. H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1919 Howard
Biglow James, stevedore Oceanic S. S. Co., r. 510 Fol-
som
By Biglow. See Bigelow
Bignani Dominick, draughtsman Pissis & Moore, r.
Oakland
Bignotti Giacomo, groceries, SW cor Dupont and Lom-
bard, r. 1717 Dupont
Bignotti John, gardener, r. S s Bosworth nr San Jose
Road
Bi-ue Peter, driver Sarthou & Trebucq, r. cor Thirty-
forth Av South and Railroad Av
Bigue Peter, nurse, r. 721 Broadway
Bihan Napoleon L., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 257
Minna
Bilay Hugo H., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 25J Ford
Bildhauer Simon, carpenter, r. 321 Bush
Bilfinger Gus., treasurer California Theater, r. 441 J
Green
Bilin Louis, boots and shoes, 215 Scott
Bill Conrad (Bill & Krausgrill) r. 7 Card Alley
Bill Edward, butcher Jacob Ohlemaltz, r. 7 Card Alley
Bill Frank T. (Bill & Parssons), r. 7 Grand Av
Bill George, butcher, SE cor Clay and Powell, r. 930
Powell
Bill George, carpet laver, r. 7 Card Alley
Bill Geor-e J., collector Leavitt & Bill, r. 224 Fulton
Bill Jacob, butcher 124 Third, r. 264 Minna
Bill John T. (Xea\itt & Bill) r. 224 Fulton
Bill & Krausgrill (Conrad Bill and Philip Krausgrill)
furniture and carpets, 1322 Stockton
Bill & Parsson (Frank T. Bill and Peter Parsson) black-
smiths, 205 Eighth
(^■Bill. See Bills
Billett Maria, widow, r. 126 Ridley
Billardo John, porter r. 214 Union PI
Billings Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 618a Xatoma
Billings Catherine, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Billings Frank cook, r. 36 Clay
Billings George A., clerk, r. 948 Harrison
Billings George E. , elevator man Crocker Bldg, r. 618a
Natoma
Billinsrs George E., manager Hall Bros., 28 California, r.
Mill Valley
Billings Harry, liquors, 801 Montgomery, r. 13<:i>
Mason
Billings Homer A., r. 515 Turk
Billings John C. , salesman James H. Malone, r. 637b
Minna
Billings Katharine Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 618a Natoma
Billingslea Thomas, wood and coal, 317 Turk, r. 309i
Elm Av
Billington Grant, sur\eyor, r. 220 Pacific
Billington John, conductor, r. 304 Eighth Av
Billington William C. (Billington & Thomson) r. 3110
California
Billington & Thomson (William Billington, and C. and
Thomas Thomson) photographers, Sutro Heights
Billioux G., waiter, r. Golden West Hotel
Billman Charles, marker S., F. Laundrv', r. 1519 Eddy
Billman Teresa, widow, r. 2508 Hush, rear
Bills Charles F. (G. A. & C. F. Bills) r. 2118 Point Lobos
Av
Bills G. A. & C. F. (George A. and Charles F.) washing
machine mufrs and general machinists, 2118 Point
Lobos Av
Bills George A. (G. A. & C. F. Bills) r. 2118 Point Loh..-
Av
t^ Bills. See Bill
Billsteen Peter (Lundquist & Billsteen) r. 23 Kearny
Bilms Frederick H., fcarber, 303i Broderick
Bilse Adolf, cashier Home and Phoenix Insurance Cos. ,
r. Oakland
Biltz Frederick R., tuner The Zeno Mauvais Music 0<..
r. Lorin
Bimmerle Moritz, bakery, 200 Eleventh
Binckley Louis, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Binckley May Miss, teacher First Congregational Kin-
dergarten, r. 725 Pine
Binckley Nellie F. Miss, portrait artist, 704 Sutter, r.
Berkeley
Binder Charles, baker, r. 792 Mission
Binder Charles C, clerk E. C. Binder, r. 105 Butte
Binder Edward, r. 417 Bush
Binder Edward C, groceries, 116 Twenty-first, r. 105
Butte
Binder Frederick, printer Pac. Printing Co., r. 211^ Har-
riet
Binder Lena, domestic 309 Lott
Binder Paul, carpenter, r. 105 Butte
Bindere W. F., clerk Davis Bros., r. 424 Sixth
Bine Charles, clerk, r. 115i Wildej"
Bine Henrv "T., salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 151^
Post
Bine Leon (Reiss Bros. & Co.) r. 1518 Fost
Binebrinck Henrietta, domestic 2411 Octavia
Binet John J., carpenter Joseph L. Binet, r. 325 Fair
Oaks
Binet Joseph L., contractor and builder, 325 Fair Oaks
Binford Alfred D., janitor New City Hall, r. 620J
Natoma
Bing George, journalist, 20 Ellis
Bing Morris, clerk George E. Knief, r. SW cor Vallejo
and Kearny
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mm OF STEEET and SIDEWALI WORi
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. '.I
5 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
llbi«>^wbbw PALMER A REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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Binse Theodore C, draughtsman S. P. Co., r. 301
Leavenworth
Binjrham Arthur W. J., clerk, r. 722 Seventeenth
Binfe'ham Frank, laborer Kingan & Co. (limiteJ) r. 339
Liberty
Bingham George M., accountant M. J. Brandenstein &
\'o., r. 722 Seventeenth
BI^VOHAM H. A «'0. (Henry Bingham. Albert H.
Herriman and Warren F. Mills) stevedores, 201
Front, Telephone Main 643
BIXGU.iM IIE.\R¥, (H.Bingham & Co.) and stevedore
Pacific Mail Dock, office First and Brannan, tele-
phone Main 5535, r. 1501 Golden Gate Av, Telephone
West 525
Bingham James H., street contractor, r. 113 Gough
Bingham Robert F. A., clerk, r. 722 Seventeenth
bingham Wesley G., machinist, r. 5 Carlos PI
Bingham William, conductor Geary St. Ry, r. 307 Fir^^t
Av
Bingham William N. G., clerk, r. 722 Seventeenth
Bingle Sarah D., widow, r. 2306 Webster
Bingsley H. C, lumberman, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Bini Giuseppe, baker, r. 411 Green
Bini Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1011 Eighteenth, r. Ill
Coll in wood
Biniare Helen, domestic 1915 Broderick
Biniarz Paul, shoemaker, 1215 Steiner, r. 128 Capp
Binkham Frederick S., electrician, r. 1523c Howard
BinkhamLydia S. Mrs.,r. 1523c Howard
Binner Theodore, wood carver, r. 317 Fulton
Binnie Robert, groceries and liquors, 1300 Devisadero, r.
1304 UevisiSero
Binning Charles, bookkeeper M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. 1920 Page
Binning Henry, machinist, r. 663 Minna
Binning .John'H., bookkeeper Dinmore Soap Co., r. 521
East
'. Binns Joseph R., 2d Lieutenant 1st Infantry, U. S. A.,
Angel Island
. Binsee Albert, teacher physical culture, r. 401 Eighteenth
Biny Harry, seaman, r. 326 Pacific
Binz Conrad, ianitor London and S. F. Bank, r. 205
Chestnut
Binz William, dairjanan, r. 916 Market
Biosotti Antonio (Biosotti & Varni) r. SE cor Brannan
and Seventh
: Biosotti & Varni (Antonio Biosotti and Joseph Varni)
liquors, SE cor Brannan and Seventh
■ Biot L on J., clerk Marie Biot, r. 422 J Post
Biot Marie, dairy produce, 52 Center Market, r. 422J
Post
B'ppart & Co. (New York) William A. Schwarzkopf rep-
resentat've, jewelry, 126 Kearny, room 28
Birabent Jean M , laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth
Av South bet M and L
Birama Jose, seaman stmr San Jose
Birbe Henry C, salesman Roth, Blum & Co., r. 824
Seventeenth Av Seuih
Birch Alexander, laborer Rlsdon I. and L. Wks, r. 47
Jessie
Birch Alice, r. E i San Jose Road nr Umatilla Av
Birch Annie, widow, r. 251 Eleventh
Birch Arndt G., cashier Bancroft- Whitney Co. , r. Ala-
meda
Birch Celia Miss, r. 11 Beaver
Birch Cnarles A., laborer, r. 1839 Polk
BIRCH FBAKK €., director William H. Birch & Co.,
119 Beale, r. 210 Broderick
Birch John, si age carpenter Bella Union Theater, r. 301
Montgomerv Av
BIRCH TH».n.48 J., advertising agent, office 518
Clav, r. 2918 Fillmore
Birch William, fnut dealer, r. 1520 Waller
BIRCH WILLIAM H., president William H. Birch &
Co., 119 Beale, r. 319 Satter
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
BUuiinoiis MacHinery, Traction Engines & Qnanz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /NATIONS DRI/MK
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BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
BIR<;H WILLIAM H. «& CO. (incorporated) Wil-
liam H. Birch president, W. Walter Birch vice-
president, Harrie C. Bijfits secretary and treasurer,
proprietors California Machine Works, 119 Beale,
Telephone Main 999
BIRCH W. WALTER, vice-president William H.
Birch & Co., 119 Beale, r. 2722 Sacramento
l»"Birch. See Burch
Birchall Mary, widow, r. 1539 Eddy
Birchall WilUam, tailor, 34 Third, r. 502 Mason
Birchall Wright T. (Sundberg& Birchall) r. 212 Powell
Bird Alicia, widow, r. 1559 Kearny
Bird Barbara J., widow, r. 5 Burcham PI
Bird Caroline H., widow, r. 92 Jessie
Bird Charles, bartender, r. 22 Fifth
Bird Edward, marine engineer, r. 14 Middle
Bird Elizabeth D., widow, r. E s Nevada nr Kansas
Bird Frank L., mmager P. Centemeri & Co., 7 Kearny,
r. 843 Fillmore
Bird Frank W., salesman Bennett & Schutte, r. 511
Twenty-fourth
Bird Frederick E. , mining, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Bird George R., bookkeeper P. Centemeri & Co., r. 843
y illmore
Bird Harry (Bird & Haughy) r. 2316 Jones
Bird Helen, widow, r. 55 Belcher
Bird James W., carriage letterer Gowan, Gonnan & Co.,
r. 1311 Eddy
Bird Johannes W., general merchandise, 3236-3240 Mis-
sion, r. 6 Tiffany Court
Bird John F., marine engineer, r. 1123 York
Bird Marion F., r. 325 OTarrell
Bird Mary, domestic 1714 California
Bird Mary, widow, r. 443i Natoma
Bird Mary D. Mrs., clerk Market St. Ry, r. Lorin
Bird Michael H., machinist, r. 510 Mission
Bird Nelson J., surgeon Travelers Ins. Co., 21 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 2100 Bush
Bird Patrick F., bookkeeper, r. 2921 Pine
Bird Richard, clerk S. P. Co., r. 19 Gilbert
Bird Robert B., freight clerk P. C. S S. C<
Bird Robert S., watchmaker, 912 Powell
Bird Samuel A., salesman John B. Russell, r. 606 Larkin
Bird Waiter F., teamster, r. 8J Rausch
Bird Walter M., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
620 Folsom
Bird William, carpenter, r. 404 Third
Bird William O., clerk Jones, Mundy & Co., r. 843 Fill-
more
BIRD A HAL'OHY (Harry Bird and James C.
Haughy) proprietors California Saw Works, 213-215
Mission, Telephone Main 1505
B^Bird. See Burd
Birdbecker Lizzie Mrs., domestic 208 Hyde
Birdsal Alfred W., r. 1134 Broadway
Birdsall Bailey M., clerk Transatlantic Fire Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Birdsall Charles, roofer, r. 1231 Market
Birdsall David H., traveling salesman The Cal. Powder
Wks, r. 944 Twentieth
Birdsall Eugene, compositor Examiner, r. 311 Seven-
teenth, rear
Birdsall George, sergeant police, r. 629 Guerrero
Birdsall George L., bartender Hirschler & Co., r. 629
Guerrero
Birdsall John, r. 105 New Montgonierj'
Birdsall William L. , bartender James P. Dunne & Co. , r.
23 Willow Av
Birdsall Zephaniah, with Wells Fargo & Co., r. 821
Green
Birdsay Arthur, porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co.,
Laskie
Birge Frederick E., mining, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
i^"Birge. See Bursre
Birgle Charles (Struven & Birgle) r. 101 Nevada
Birkel Henrietta, \Aidow, r. 621 Octavia
Birker John, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
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Birkhofer Charles, maltster, r. 426 Chestnut, rear
Birkholm Emil M. C, cabinetmaker, r.' 209^ Chatta-
nooga
Birkholm Hans H. (Birkholm, Smith & Co.) r. 1027
Twentieth
Birkholm Soren G., restaurant, 6 Steuart and liquors 205
East, r. 234 Fair Oaks
BIKKHOLM, SMITH A CO. (Hans H. Birkholm,
William M. Smith and Harry B. Field) proprietors
Bonanza House, 867-869 Market and Yosemite
House, 1045 Market
Birkholz Samuel, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Birlin Barnard, tailor, r. 315J O'Farrell
Birmingham John, policeman, r. 643 Valencia
Birniia;^ham Joseph E., with Shreve & Co., r. 1025 De-
Binningham Sarah, domestic 230 Chenery
lS*"Birmingham. See Bermingham
Birnbaum Herman B., ship and freight broker, 123 li-
fornia, r. 701 Webster
Birnbaum Louis, salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 686 Ash
Av
Birnbaum Sigmund, cutter M. Marsh & Co., r. 844 Har-
rison
Birner Albert B., bookkeeper Oliver Chilled Plow VNTis,
r. 31 Essex
Birrell David M., clerk, r. 1919 Webster
Birss William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 334 Jersey
Birtch A. E. Miss, operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
21 Stockton
Birth Leopold H. , machinist William J. Thomson, r.
809 Treat Av
Bizarra Frank G., cook, r. 523| Jessie
Bisbee Elizabeth Mrs. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 125
DeLong
BISBEE, ^VILLIAMS A CO. (Mrs. Elizabeth Bis-
bee and Lewis and Benjamin Williams) mining and
metallurgy', 122 Davis
Biscanter Henry, clerk John P. Trapet, r. 606A Leaven-
worth
Bischel Lizzie, widow, r. 544 Bryant
Bischer Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Bischof Henry P. , conductor, r. 28a DeLong
Bischof berger Rudolf, draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r.
7 Fountain
Bischoff Gerhard, clerk John Jess, r. 432 Folsom
Bischoff William, butcher, r. 548 Ninth
r^- Bischoff. See Bishop
Biscoini Ansano, florist Guglielmo Biasotti
Biscope Andrew, carpenter Charles M. Depew Planing
Mill Co., r. Oakland
Biscotto Bartolo (Biscotto & Pugliese) r. 1702 Howard
Biscotto & Pugliese (Bartolo Biscotto and Giuseppe
Pugliese) fruits and vegetables, 1702 Howard
BISHOP ARDIIT.IOE CHUKCH OKFHAXAUE
(San Mateo) Luman Wadham secretary and treas-
urer, ofHce 530 California, room 38
Bishop Carrie A. Mrs. , r. 423 Eddy
Bishop Charles J., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. 1913
Sacramento
Bishop Charles P., bartender, r. 1067 Mission
Bishop Christopher, longshoreman, r. 19 South Park
Bishop Daniel L., bookkeeper Cal. Title Insurance and
Trust Co., r. Berkeley
Bishop Frank, carpenter and builder, 1719 Fillmore, r.
ir.:^0 Eddy
Hishoi) Francis A. Mrs., r. 720 Central Av
Bishoi) Frank, operator S. F. Fire Alarm Telegraph, r.
2224 Pine
Bishop Francis W., watchman State Dredger No. 1, r.
39 South Park
Bishop Gabriel, cement worker, r. 305 Minna
Bishop George A., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 139^
Fourteenth
Bishop Harrv, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 144 Fourteenth
Bishop Harry H., carrier Post Office, r. 522 Eddy
Bishop Henn,', r. 130b Fourteenth
Bishop Henry N. , horseshoer, r. 130b Fourteenth
Bishcp Herman, furniture dealer, r. 223a Leavenworth
Bishop Hilmer O. , stairbuilder H. Mahon, r. Alameda
Bishop Hiram F., bakery, 1035 Folsom
BISHOP IRA, manager San Francisco Tool Co. and
superintendent Pacific Power Co., 11-21 Steven-
son, Telephone Main 782, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Bishop James D., clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
Bishop James H., carpenter Henry Peulecka, r. 16 Har-
lan PI
Bishop James W. , sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 424 Mc-
Allister
Bishop John, muliler Thompson Bros., r. 728 Folsom
DloHUr JUOLrHf chimney sweep-
ing, oflli-e <S'^;! Uarket, Academy ofSrienees
Blilg, Telephone 441, r. 849 Mission ,
Bishop Judson F., driver Wiley S. Bishop, r. 513 TSventv-
sixth
Bishop Marie F. Mme., teacher music, r. 607 Sutter
Bishop Michael, liquors, 26 First, r. 28 First
Bishop Peter D., bartender James J. Donnelly, r. liXJ7
Mission
Bishop Richard, teamster, r. 647 Willow Av
Bishop S. A., painter N. Brace, r. 1101^ Clay
Bishop Samuel C. , clerk, r. IIOIJ^ Clay
Bishop S. D. Mrs., teacher painting, r. 39 South Park
Bishop Susan Mrs., r. 1913 Sacramento
Bishop Theophilus, carpenter, r. 437 O'Farrell
Bishop Thomas, seaman stmr Bonita
Bishop Thomas B. (Garber, Boalt & Bishop) atturnev at
law, Hobart Bldg., r. 2309 Washington
Bishop Tyiidall, attorney at law C. H. Wilson, r. 720
Central Av
Bishop Walter, carpenter, r. 1602 Point Lobos Av
Bishop Wiley S., livery stable, 2920 Mission, r. 513 Twen-
ty-sixth
Bishop Wink worth C, driver M. B. Moraghan, r. 513
Twenty-sixth
Bishop William H. J., salesman Sachs Bros. A: Co., r.
801 Ellis
Bishop & Watt (James Alva Watt) attornevs at law, 21-
23 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
B^"Bishop. See Bischoff
BISHOP'S ABC (a'IDE, Traffic Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors. 429 Montgomery
Bismark Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Cal.) Alfred K.
Durbrow secretary', 69 Nevada Block
Bisordi Victorio, fruits and vegetables, 332 Fifth, 1: 203
Clara
Biss William C, laborer S. P. Co., r. 404 Third
Bissell J. J., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 654
Chenery
Bissell Lewis H. , superintendent Oriental Warehouses, r.
Alameda
Bissell W. R., correspondent E. J. Bowen, r. Alameda
Bisset Robert, iron worker, r. 1029 Sutter
Bissett Bruce, clerk Christian Bruse.r. 1703 Leavenworth
Bissett George L. , longshoreman Oregon Rv and Nav.
Co., r. 43 Stanly PI
Bissett Wallace, paper carrier, r. 1703 Leavenworth
Bissett Walter, paper carrier, r. 1703 Leavenworth
Bissett William N., miner, r. 1703 Leavenworth
Bissieres Alix, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Bissieres Jean V., laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixteenth Av South nr P
Bissieres Jules, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixteenth Av South nr P
Bissinger Adolph (Bissinger & Co.) r. Hotel Rithilieu
Bissinger Andrew H., cigarmaker, r. 2202 Geary
Bissinger Newton, clerk, r. 1601 Scott
Bissinger Samuel (Bissinger & Co. and Charles G. Bennett
& Co.) r. 1601 Scott
BISSIXOER «£ C«». (Adolph and Samuel Bissinger
and Julius Heilbronner) dealers in bides, leather,
wool and tallow, 215-217 (. lay. Telephone Front 92 <
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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Bissland Duncan, storekeeper stmr San Jose, r. 626 Har-
rison
Bisson Antone, laundry, 234 Seventh
Bissoii Bert G., stone cutter, r. 1020 Howard
Bisson Bertrand B., capitalist, r. 414Vallejo
Bisson George, driver Alexander Bailly, r. 827 Pacific
Bisvick Esthimios, waiter Stathopulos & Capilos, r. 208
Drumm
Bithers Fred L., laundry man Electric Laundry, r. 1124
Stevenson
Bitley Frank W., marine enj^ineer, 9 Mission
Bitter Edward H., niattressmaker, r. 514 Post
Bitter Fernand, plasterer, r. 2111 Steiner
Bitter Georgette, widow, r. 2111 Steiner
'Bitter Lawrence, photographer, r. 606d Bartlett
Bitterlin Joseph F., proprietor Waldo Lodging Hojise,
733 Market
Bitters Julius, glassblower, r. 620 Fourth
Bittinger George E., machinist, r. 1445 Harrison
Bittso Marie, widow, r. 815| Greenwich
Bittso Matteo, fruits and vegetables, 815^ Greenwich
Bitzer Jerome E., painter, r. SE cor Pierce and Filbert
Biven Amelia, widow, r. 305 Lombard
Biven John F. (Oliver & Co.) r. 904 Oak
Biven Raymond, clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Bi Vier Louis, bartender, r. 1544 Howard
Bivouac House, Alois E. Duriez proprietor, 143 Third
Bi.vby Anson C, lumberman, r. 90 Zoe
Bixby Edward M., clerk Charles Christensen, r. 212
Powell
' US' Bixby. See Byxbee
Bixler David (Williams & Bixler) r. SW cor Union and
Pierce
: Bixler Marion D., painter, r. 322 Lily Av
Biziou Charles, bartender, r. 1413 Dupont
Bjarkgvist Lena, domestic 2414 Mission
Bjick Paul R., carpenter, r. 11214 Howard
Bjolstad Andres, cashier Henry Lund & (
Bush
Bjork John, tailor, 28 Mary
Bjorkengren Charles, teamster M. P. Detels,
mento
Bjorkman Ellen, widow, r. 440 Natoma
Bjorkman Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 440 Natoma
Bjorkman Oswald, waiter, r. 158 Silver
Bjorkman Richard, plumber, r. 440 Natoma
Bjorman Henry, lodgings and liquors, 9 Clay
Bjorn August, "machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 225a Four-
teenth
Bjorn Carl F., shoemaker, 531 Second
Bjorn Hakon, clerk G. Ammerup, r. 1116 Army
Bjornberg Alexis, r. 1045 Market
Bjordstad Anton, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r 944
Eighteenth Av South
Bjurman John, tanner, r. N s Montcalm nr Isabel
BLACH C;H.4RLK.S, phvsician, 318 Kearny, hours 11
to 12 A. M. and 2:30' to 4 P. M., Telephone Main
lOOS, r. 1319 Ellis, Telephone West 59
Blachree Francis D. , bookkeeper Luscombe & Isaacs, r.
Berkeley
Blackrae William A., painter E. A. Priest & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Black Alexander, tinsmith, Standard Oil Co., r. 1010
Harrison
Black Alfred P. , attorney at law and Assistant District
Attorney, 8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1316 Green
Black Asa J., painter, r. 271 Clara
Black Burt, driver, r. 526 Geary
Black Diamond Canning Co., 318 Front
Black Carter Mrs., widow, r. 700 Jones
Black Catherine, widow, r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Black Catherine, widow, r. 1131 McAllister
Black Charles, painter J. L. Cahill & Co. , r. 1314 Har-
rison
Black Charles E., tilesetter, r. 705 Capp
Black Charles E., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Berkelej-
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WATSON & CO., 124. Market Street
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Best Beer on Earth.
Black Charles M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 724J
Lott
Black Christina, domestic 2221 Washington
Black C. V. Mrs., r. 1324 Octavia
Black Daniel, boilermiker Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. 564J Howard
Black Daniel, salesman H. M. Black & Co., r. 804 Web-
ster
BLACK DIAMOND COAL MIN-
IMP (*(\ I'ierre B. I'ornwall prcnl.
II1U wU>9 *lenU *'>*> nain. Telephone
Main UUi
Black Edward A., framemaker Sinb;)rn, Vail & Co., r.
334 Green
Black Edward C. , marine engineer, r. 712b Fell
Black Edward G. , messenger Board of Fire Commis-
sioners, r. 522 Jersey
Black Edwin C, marine engineer, r. 7i Pond
Black Edwin H., painting and iJiper hanging, 114 Eddy
Black Eliza, widow, ironer La Grande Lanndry, r. 271
Clara
Black Eugene, clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 119 Oak
Black Frank, stevedore, r. 737 Howard
Black Frank D., laborer, r. 718 Fulton
Black Frank M. (Black & Forrest) r. 1324 Octavia
Black Frederick, milkman, r. 711 Stockton
Black Frederick D., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1418
Howard
Black George, driver, r. 526 Geary
Black George W., shirt cutter Orr & Atkins, r. 120 Fell
Black Henry M. (H. M. Black & Co.) r. 221 Broderick
BL.4.CK H. M. •& <;0. (Henry M. Black) carriage
maker, 126-130 New Montgomery, Telephone Main
341
BLAt'K. HOWARD, men's furnishing goods and
shirt maker, 3 Montgomery
Black Hilda Miss, waitress Adolph Hartman, r. ."^.26^
Geary
Black James, clerk, r. SW cor Alabama and Mariposa
Black James, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn, Meigg's Wharf, r. 506 Francisco
Black James, sallmaker, r. 409 Pacific
Black James, tinsmith, Pac. Can. Co., r. 327 Beale
BLACK. JA.WES A., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 40 i Sutter, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., Sun-
days 10 to 11 A. M., Telephone Main 1338.
Black James C, shipping clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. 314
Bush
Black Jane, widow, r. 323 Tenth
Black Jennie Miss (Black & Burns) r. 513 O'Farrell
Black John, carrier Post Office, r. 19 Morris Av
Black John, c.ok Louis Diezelski, r. NE cor Thirtieth
and Noe
Black John, laborer, r. 2818 Greenwich
Clack John, expressman, r. 327 Beale
Black John, molder, r. 217 Diamond
Black John, painter J. L. Cahill & Co., r. 1314 Harrison
Black John, shipjoiner, r. 210 Michigan
Black John, shipping clerk Joseph Fredericks & Co., r.
436 Twenty-seventh
Black John, woolsorter, r. SW cor Alabama and Mari-
posa
Black John C, salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Black John M., laborer, r. 407 Bay
Black Joseph, merchant, r. 425 Geary
Black Joseph, peddler, r. 426 Eleventh
Black Joseph, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Black Katherine Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 326 Golden
Gate Av
Black Leland P., restaurant, 2845 Mission, r. 2700a Mis-
sion
Black Lewis F., millhand Deming-Palnier Milling Co., r.
1514^ Pacific Av
Black Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 323 Tenth
Black Louis, laborer, r. 1532 Folsom
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Black Mary E., wid<iw, r. 317 Hill
Black Matthias, driver, r. 526 Geary
Black Max, cigar miifr, 488 Eighth
Black O'Doiinell, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Black Orland, reporter, r. 910 Taylor
Black Robert C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1308 Leaven-
worth
Black Robert G., caqienter Rountree Bros., r. 713
Elizabeth
Black Robert M,, capitalist, r. 1324 Octavia
Black Samuel M. , assistant engineer Edison Light and
Power Co. , r. 108d Silver
Black Sarah A., widow, r. 1712 Bakei
Black Scott, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. SE cor Alabama and
Mariposa
Black S. H. Mrs., r. (525 O'Farrell
Black Thoma?, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 323 Tenth
Black Thomas, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 756 Folsom
Black Thomas C, laborer, r. 321 San Carlos Av
Black W. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Heron
Black Walter R., student Alfred P. Black, r. 1222 Pine
Black William, butcher C. Giovanetti, r. 244 Fourth
Black William, electrician, r. 342 Fourth
Black William, harnessmaker, r. 271 Clara
Black William, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 75fi Folsom
Black William, steward Hose 2, r. SW cor Alabama and
Mariposa
Black William, traveling salesman, r. 402 O'Farrell
Black William C, street contractor, r. 713 Elizabeth
Black William F.. carpenter, r. 3624 Sixteenth
Black William H., laborer, r. 2528 Post
Black William J., carpenter Rountree Bros., r. 713
Elizabeth
Black William M., liquors, 615 Bryant
Black & Burns (Miss Jennie Black and Miss Jennie W.
Burns) dressmaking, 513 O'Farrell
Black & Forrest (Frank M. Black and William D. Forrest)
gents furnishing goods, 209 Montgomery
Blackall Joseph B., cabinet maker C. F. Weber & Co., r.
434 Grove
Blackburn Charles, foreman Cal. Casket Co., r. 1039
Mission
Blackburn Frank L., with Cal. Casket Co., r. 527 Geary
Blackburn Henry, marine engineer, r. 117 Jones
Blackburn Henry, steward, r. 1611 Mason
Blackburn Herbert H., clerk, r. 2 Tay
Blackburn Isaac, r. 27 Dore
Blackburn Kate, widow, housekeeper 717 Broadway
Blackburn Mason S., janitor Kohler &. Chase, 'r. 26
O'Farrell
Blackburn R. E., water tender, stmr Columbia
BlMjkburn William, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 419
Baker
Blackburn Wilham, laborer, 1421 Mission
Blackburn William T., conductor Powell St. R.R.,r. 2 Tay
BLACKHAWK LIVERY STABLES,
Walui- It . ■••■a**' i>ro|>rietor. Iu0!>-1011
Talriicia, Telephone .Vlis.slon 15
Blackhorn Joseph, carpenter, r. 433 Grove
Blackinton Elbridge K. , shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 28 Minna
Blacklock John D., machinist Bowers Rubber Co., r.
1328 Sacramento
Blacklock William D. , machinist, r. 1332 Sacramento
Blackman Arthur M., chief officer stmr Acapulco
Blackman Cassius, policeman, r. 9 Buena Vista
Blackman Cassius H., collector, r. 608 Jones
Blackman Ellis A. , bookkeeper Anglo- American Crockery
and Glassware Co. , r. 2520 Sutter
Blackman Elmer L., sign polisher, r. 715 Howard
Blackman Ernest L., clerk German Consulate, r. San
Leandro
Blackman Estelle G. Miss, teacher music, r. 2520 Sutter
Blackman Henry, insurance, r. 620 Sutter
Blackman Henry I., clerk M. J. Blackman, r. 2520
Sutter
Blackman Horace G., piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co.
r. 912 Pine
Blackman Lemuel, bookkeeper, r. 2520 Sutter
Blackman Melville E., clerk, r. 2520 Sutter
Blackman Milton J., bookkeeper M. J. Blackman, r
2520 Sutter
Blackman Morris J., plumber, 225 Hayes, r. 2520 Sutter
Blackman N. Mrs., widow, r. 1713 Sutter
Blackman O. L. , bookkeeper S. F. District Tel. Co., r.
2520 Sutter
Blackmar Hulme, student, r. 1002 Dolores
Blackman Laura, widow, r. 102 Dolores
Blackmaa RansonC, salesman, r. 1002 Dolores
Blackmore A. , carriage washer St. George Livery Stable
Blackmore Annie Miss, dressmaking, 213 Powell, r. 207a
Powell
Blackmore William, driver Engine 24, r. 326b Eureka
Blackstaff Ann D., widow, r. 2219 Polk
Blackstaff Marguerite D. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2219 Polk
Blackstein Arthur, bookkeeper Friedlander & Mitau, r.
1320 Octavia
Blackstein Otto, merchant, r, 1320 Octavia
Blackwell C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 182 Laguna
Blackwell Ernest E., civil engineer, r. 416 Bryant
Blackwell F. M., watchman stmr City of Pekin
Blackwell George L., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 614 McAllisler
Blackwell Horatio S., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept.
S. P. Co., r. 1437 Pacific
Blackwell James, r. 1425 Steiner
Blackwell John H., night clerk International Hotel
Blackwell Michael, laborer, r. 501 Napa
Blackwell Michael, laborer, r. (i40 Tennessee
Blackwell Michael D. r. 1119 Scott
Blackwell William, cashier Crown Distilleries Co.,r. Ho-
tel Savoy
Black well's Durham Tobacco Co., Herman He\neraan,
agent, 117-119 Pine
Blackwood Charles, bartender E. R. Mount, r. 21*
Kearny
Blackwood Clotilda Miss, waitress, r. 281 Minna
Blackwood Elizabeth, widow, r. 740 Bryant
Blackwood Harry T., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 740 Bryant
Blackwood William H., janitor Congregation Beth Israel
BL40K ARTHUa M., with Fisher & Co., r. 811i
Golden Gate Av
Blaes Elizabeth, widow, r. 2945^ Folsom
Blaes Joseph, restaurant, 2945 Folsom
BL.iC;(ilE JAAIE!>» H., metropolitan manager The
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. , Mutual Life Bldg, r.
The Colonial
BL.4ICH A DOLPH. successor to Walter Holler and
agent J. S. Holler & Co.'s cutlery, 35 New Montgom-
ery, r. 1622 Larkin
Blaikie George W. , ship joiner P. C. SS. Co. , r. Oak-
land
Blaike Richard T., caqjenter McFarland Bros., r. 26
Angelica Av
Blain Alexander, ajent the C. F. Adams Co.. r. 118
Ninth
Blain Mary, widow, r. 39 Willow Av
Blain William J. , superintendent Cypress Lawn Ceme-
tery Assn, r. Colma, Cal.
Blaine Oscar, foreman Edison Light and Power Co., r.
39 Willow Av
Blaine Robert, clerk, r. 1737 Hayes
Blair A. J., compositor Examiner
Blair Blanche Miss, compositor The California Turf, r.
126i Ninth
Blair Carrie M. Miss, healer Christian Science Home, r.
1231 Pine
BLAIK CHAKLE!^ M., accountant, 214 Pine, room
39, r. 643 Haight
Blair Chauncey S., patternmaker, r. 48 Minna
Blair Frank L. (.Blair & Matson) r. 26 Clinton Park
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
I2O6 MARKEIT STREIET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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OF THE MISSION-
10094011 Valencia Street, Bet. 21st and 22d streets
TELEPHONE No. MISSION 15
BkflGKHflOlK
W. R. PEASE
PROPRIETOR
IVEHY STABIiES
1009-1011
Between 2 1st and 22d
SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone No. Mission I5
First-Glass
[j:iVery Stock
HUkShS
BLiGGIHS
ROCKAWAVS
HACKS
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AT Al.l, HULKS
BUSINESS RIGS
BY THE
DAY
WEEK
OR MONTH
AT SPECIAL RATE^
Boarding pi"^ Stock A Specialty
Carriages or Livery Ordered by Telephojie
Telephoiif No. Mission 15) will W delivered n
hotels or any part of^the city with dispatch
A Lari;t Fxercise Ground for Boarding Horses
KODHKS
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
DETECTIVE CAMERAS
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Blair Frank P., bookkeeper Phelps & Miller, r. 510
Gear\'
Blair Georjje, nurse, r. 1543 Mission
Blair George, plumber, r. 2 Chatham PI
Blair Guy L., freight agent Oregon Ry and Nav. Co., lit
Montgomery
Blair Henry, Corporal jiolice, r. 357 Devisadero
Blair James, foreman John G. Ills & Co., r. 2727 Bryant
Av
Blair James (W. R. Knights Co.) r. Placerville, Cal.
Blair James A. W., gardener Laurel Hill Cemetary.r. 47
Williamson
Blair James C. (Atlantic Brush Co.) r. 814 Twentj-
second
Blair John, vice-president W. R. Knights Co.. r. Sacra-
mento
I Blair John B., bookkeeper J.J.Moore & Co., r. 2727
I Bryant Av
I Blair John G., master bark Electra, r. 503 Folsom
Blair John L. , traveling agent Atlantic and Pacific RR. ,
r. Palace Hotel
Blair John N. , bookkeeper Spring Valley Water Wks, r.
Oakland
Blair Katie, widow, r. 319 Sutt«r
Blair Laura M. , widow r. 224 Capp
Blair Patrick, printer, r. 632 Mission
Blair Robert (Atlantic Brush Co.) r. 822 Twenty-
second
Blair Samuel, ship owner and jjroprietor Pudding Creek
Mills, 3 California, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Blair T. M. Mrs., r. 2 Chatham PI
BL.4IR WALTER B., chief clerk District attorney,
r 1815 Baker
Blair William, merchant, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Blair William, restaurant keeper, r. 14J Webster
Blair William B. , cashier Shipowners' Assn of the Pacific
Coast, r. Alameda
Blair & Matson (Frank L. Blair and Miss Fannie L. Mat-
son) photographers, 6 Turk
Blaisdell Edward, plumber, r. Twenty-first Av South-
nr K
Blaisdell Charles J., salesman Charles Lyons, r. Hot«l
St. Nicholas
Blaisdell Frank, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co. , r. Twenty-
first Av South nr K
Blaisdell George W., boltmaker, r. lOOi Second
Blaisdell Nathaniel, draughtsman Clinton Day, r. 726
Bush
Blaisdell Oscar A., carpenter, r. 33 South Park
Blaisdell WiUiam, druggist The Owl Drug Co., r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Blaisdell William J., driver Bay City Transfer Co., r. 349
Jessie
Blaise Emil, cook, r. 428 Broadway
Blaise Victor, laborer, r. 818 Montgomery
Blaisser Frederick, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Ter-
race
BLAKE .4LFKEi> E., physician and surgeon, 36i
Geary, r. 3 Belvedere
Blake Alice, widow, r. 1104 Mission
Blake Ann, widow, r. 240 Ritch
•Blake Arthur S., engraver, r. 627a Ellis
Blake Arthur S. Mrs., artist, r. 627a Ellis
BLAKE CHARLES E. SR., dentist, 405 Sutter, r.
42 Belvedere
Blake Charles J. , elevatorman History Building, r. E s
Victoria nr Palmetto Av, Ocean View
BLAKE C'11.4.RLE8 R., physician and surgeon, oflice
and r. NE cor Gearv and Steiner, office hours 2-4
and 7-8 P. M., Telephone West 376
Blake Charles S., druggist, r. 412 Twenty -fourth
Blake C. S. Mrs. , r. The Colonial
BLAKE DESfTAL CO., Alfred E. Blake president,
30i Geary
Blake Edith, widow, r. 834 Page
Blake Edward A., upholsterer, r. 18 Rincon PI
PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS FRITTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
Per Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON UW -
#
THE PlflST POPOLflR
Blake Edward T., foreman Bernhard Mattress Co., r. 10
Sixth
Blake Edward W., r. 223a Leavenworth
Blake Elizabeth, widow, r. NW cor Caroline and Butte
Blake E M. Mrs., r. 437 Seventeenth
Blake Flora Miss, forelady Goodyear Rubber Co.'s fac-
tory, r. 1608^ Steiner
Blake Frederick, hostler Cole & Wise, r. N s Alms House
Road nr Corbett Road
Blake George, waiter, r. 495 Fourth
Blake George, waiter, r. 150i Minna
Blake George L., musician, r. 819 Dolores
Blake Gustavus, laborer, r. Ill J Polk
Blake Harry C, clerk W. H. Richardson, 735 Market
Blake Herbert W., patternmiker Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 19h Harrison Av
Blake Hiram H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 141S
Howard
Blake James, sailmaker Henrix & Fraser, r- 409 Pacific
Blake John contr.ictor and builder, r. 422 Seventeenth
Blake John, drvgoods, 915 Illinois
Blake John, electrician, r. 317 Clementina
Blake John, laborer John Hardiman, r. 57 Shipley
Blake John, tailor, 236 Ellis
Blake John R., machinist Cal. Car Wks, r. 3109 Fillmore
Blake John T., teamster, r. 57 Shipley
Blake Julia, widow, r. 1300 Vallejo
Blake Laura M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School, r.
CO
42
Blake Lelia F., widow, r. 2205 Webster
Blake Lillian, widow, r. 1112 Twenty-fourth
Blake Loui S., clerk Goodall, Perkins Co., r. 42 Belve-
dere
Blake Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2202 Pine
Blake Margaret C, widow, varieties, 1108 Valencia
Blake Maria, widow, r. 1608^ Stevenson
Blake Martha E., widow, r. 808 Hyde
Blake Mary L., widow, r. Ocean View
Blake Maurice C. (Blake & Harrison) r. 808 Hyde
Blake M. B. Mrs., widow, r. xos Hyde
BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE,
dealers iu pauer, rtt'i to olO Sacramento
and 519 tiomiuert-lal streets. Telephone
Main 1»». Branches Portland, Or. and
Los Angeles, t'al.
Blake Nellie Miss, clerk F. B. Crooks, r. 724 Page
Blake Nicholas, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Store, r. 18
Rincon PI
Blake Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1048 Mis-
PASTEUR FILTERS r'B»&fr.va'~'-"-'^"'^'^-'
Blake Preston A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Blake Richard W., ship joiner, r. 1120 Treat Av, rear
Blake Robert H. , bookkeeper Kohler & Chase, r. 1127
Bush
Blake Robert J., manager Blake Dental Co., 36| Geary,
r. 42 Belvedere
Blake Samuel J. D., folder La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Blake S. E. Brown Mrs., widow, r. 705 Sutter
Blake Seth B., office 26-28 Fremont, r. Hotel Colonial
Blake Sherman T., salesman Sherwood & Sherwood, r.
Berkelev
Blake Sidney W., machinist William Wedgwood, r. 3109
Fillmore
Blake Sumner C. (estate of) books and stationery, 503
Kearny
Blake Sumner I. , r. 2205 Webster
Blake Theodore F. , bookkeeper First National Bank, r.
2205 Webster
BL.4KE THOM.4S F., proprietor South Park
Pharmacy, 416 Third
Blake T. W., laborer Union Lumber Co., r. 57 Minna
Blake Walter, painter, r. 813 Harrison
Blake William E., shipping clerk Wellman Peck & Co.,
Alameda
Win keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
-' "^onth, or 5old Outrigl
Agents, 823 Market Street
Peiner-Jouet k Go. Glianipagiie »
EXTRA DRY "Special."
. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Blake William L., painter, r. 19a Bruce PI
BLAKK A- HARRISON' (Maurice C. Blake and Ed-
ward C. Harrison) attorneys at law, 39-42 Mills Bldg.,
7th floor. Telephone Main" 697
Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 304 Grove
Blakeley Eugene, niillhand Pac. Door Co., r. 756 Brjant
Blakeley Joseph H., operator, r. ^ Monroe
Blakeley Minnie, widow, r. 304 Grove
Blakeley William A., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 141S
Clay
Blakeley William H., liquors, r. 1418 Clay
Blakely Andrew, r. 1403 Octavia
Blakely .James, printer War Crj-, r. 1139 Market
Blakelv Joseph, stoker Engine'O
Blakely William H., porter Dickson De Wolf & Co,, r.
1418 Clay
BLAKEMA\ THEODORE Z., attorney at law, 508
California, r. 1607 Cough
BLAKEXEY THOMAS J., superintendent 12th U.
S. Life Saving District 35, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg.,
•2nd floor, r. 3006^ Sacramento
Blaker Charles H., 1st ofiicer stmr. Oakland, r. Oakland
Blakeslee Frederick A., clerk S. P. C. Ry, r. 1013 Leav-
enworth
Blakeslee Henn-, laborer, r. N s T\velfth Av South, bet
X and P
Blakeslee Stephen B., carpenter, r. N s TSvelfth Av
South, bet N and P
Blakeslee Walter, cigarmaker, r. N s Twelfth Av South,
bet N and P
Blakesley Orson J., painter, r. 7i M.vrtle Av
Blakeway John H., tinsmith J. G. Wickson, r.
Mission
Blakey Annie, glovemaker, r. 1715 Dui>ont
Blakie James, r. 7 Pratt PI
Blakie Susan, widow, r. 7 Pratt PI
Blakiston Duncan G., portrait artist, r. 145 Henry
Blakiston John S., sailmaker, r. 426 San Jose Av"
Blakiston RajTuond J., sailmaker William Davis, i
cor Post and Hyde
Blakley F. D., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
3514 Mission
Blanc Alexander S., salesman Chauche & Bon, r. 16
Lloyd
Blanc Blanche Miss, compositor Le Petit Califomian, r.
Alameda
Blanc Julia, actress Morosco's Grand Opera House
Blanc Stewart A., salesman Buchanan Bros., r. 837 Cali-
fornia
Blanc Susan, widow, r. 837 California
V^ Blanc. See Blanch and Blank
Blanch Bernard, carriage builder, r. 314 Third
Blanch Emiline, widow, r. 2111J Bush
Blanchard B., musician, r. 413 Mason
Blanchard Charles, laborer, r. 902 Illinois
Blanchard David, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 907
Buchannan
Blanchard David X., marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Blanchard Edward J., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
723 Golden Gate Av
Blanchard Elizabeth Miss, teacher Miss West's School, r.
2014 Van Ness Av
Blanchard Etta Bayley Mrs., teacher music, r. 781 Sutter
Blanchard Francis A., contractor, r. 1573| Market
Blanchard Frank, printer, r. 28 South Park
Blanchard Frank H., marine engineer, r. 1812 Webster
Blanchard George M., clerk Spring Vallev W. W., r.
Alameda
Blanchard Henry, bookkeejier, r. 819J Hayes
Blanchard Henry P. , conductor, r. 31061 California
Blanchard Henry P. , merchant, r. 2919 California
Blanchard Herbert P., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
528 Oak
Blanchard James F., hostler Club Stables, r. 409 Taylor
Blanchard James M. musical director, r. 723 Golden Gate
2533
SW
Blanchard Jason, seaman, r. 407 Third
Blanchard Jeanette J., widow, r. 1904 Pierce
Blanchard JohnO., tea broker and commission merchant
221 Front, r. 2919 California
Blanchard John R. (J. R. Blanchard & Co.) r. Minerva
nr Capital, Ocean View
Blanchard J. R. & Co. (John R. Blanchard) marble yard,
W s San Jose Av bet Plnnouth Av and Sadowa
Blanchard Justinian, clerk Justinian Caire, r. 23 Haw-
thorne
Blanchard Lena, widow, r. 826 Bush
Blanchard Leon A., with Excelsior Wire Wks, r. 23 Haw-
thorne
Blanchard Leojwld, chandeliermaker S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. Alameda
Blanchard Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 744 Howard
Blanchard Millon E., teacher Lowell High School, r. 781
Sutter
Blanchard Montie F., engineer, r. 544J Sanchez, rear
Blanchard Walter J., meter reader Spring Vallev Water
\\'ks, r. 1904 Pierce
Blanchard William, steward, r. 2 Willow Av
Blanchet Frank, elevatomian Mutual Life Bldg, r. I(i47
Mission
Blanchet Henry, tailor, r. 407 Third
Blanchet HeniT F. Jr., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. San
Rafael
Blanchette Louis, boots and shoes, 304 Haves
Blanchfield Edwin, laborer, r. 1335 Folsom
Blanchfield Thomas, machinist Corporation Yard S. F. V.
Dept., r. 228 Oak
Blanchtlower Arthur B., sexton St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, r. 1711^ Clay
Blanck Charles, bookkeeper, r. 330 Golden GateAv
Blanckenburg Theodore (Dresef* Co.) r. 1316 Ellis
Blanco Antonio B. (Allarme & Blanco) r. 705 Green
Blanco Clementina, widow, r. 535 Vallejo
Blanco House, Jean B. Bernadou proprietor, 421 Fourth
Blanco Josepa, widow, r. 722^ Broadway
Blanco Manuel, waiter Occidental Hotel", r. 48 Miuna
Blancou Louise Miss, laundress Laborde & Labarthe, r.
1207^ Golden Gate Av
Blancou Madeline, domestic 1518 Broderick
Bland Jacob, carpenter stmr City of Sydney
Bland Jane E., domestic, r. 815 Haight
Blander Jones Miss, r. 1708 Turk
Blandin L. D., dentist, r. 122 furk
Blanding Forrest H., foreman machinist I'nion Irmi
Wks, r. 10 Adair
BLAXDIX4; GORDON, attomevat law, 22 Mills Bldg,
9th floor, r. 1900 Franklin
Blanding Henrietta H., Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 703i
Hyde
Blanev Henr^-, law student, M. C. Hassett, r. 8(|^ O'Far-
rel
Blaney John, capitalist, r. 2721 Sacramento
Blaney John H., assistant recei^^ng teller Hibemia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 1135 Ellis
Blaney Sadie, widow, r. 1419 McAllister
Blaney William H., groceries and liquors, 83 Braii.v
Blangy Samuel, teamster, r. 542 Bryant
Blaiiie Robert J., conductor Market St Ry, r. 1737 Have.'?
Blank Antone, brewer, r. 627 Sacramento •
Blank Charles, clerk G. Zerr, r. 1622 Broadway
Blank Charles A., manager E. Gamice & Co.. r. 1410
Sacramento
Blank Christ^ipher F., ptdiceman, r. 569 Brvaiit
Blank David M. (D. M. Blank & Son) r. 1625^ Turk
Blank D. M. & Son (Da-vid M. and Eugene C.) oils, 123
California
Blank Eugene C. (D. M. Blank & Son) and agent estate
of F. C. De Long, 123 >. alifomia, room 21. r. 1625i
Turk
Blank Florence Miss, packer J. Seidl & O... r. 220
Twelfth
Blank George A., helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 220 Turk
Blank Gus C. Jr., foundrvman Marshutz & Cantrell, .
Alameda
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
sujfcjBE ^^^ FR/1N6IS60 GflLL
CHAS M. SHORTEID&E,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Blank Jean, butcher, r. Alms House
BLANK LOl'IS, secretary Building and Loan Asso-
ciation 214 I'ino, room 10, r. 20(j Hyde
Blank William, cellarman, r. 1410 Sacramento
»^ Blank. See Blanc and Blanck
Blankart Archibald A. (Dewinjf .t Blankart) r. East Oak-
land
, ; Blankea Henry, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 504 Leaven-
'( worth
W Blanken Jacob, laborer, r. 1800 Green
i[ Blanken Nicolas (Fre J Mohrmann & Co.). r. 501 Broad-
I way
Blankenberf; Cli irlc< \V., rapitalist, r. 715 Howard
; Blankeiihoni Gottlieb, baker, r. 708 Seventh
Blankenhorn Louis, i>resident and treasurer Union Photo-
Enu:ra\'insr Co, 523 Market, r. San Rafael
Blankeiiship William J., laborer, r. 13 Adair
Blankenstein Henrietta, widow, r. 530 Turk
Blankenstein Leo, salesman, r. 530 Turk
[ Blankenstein Milton H., salesman Palace of Novelties,
I r. 1215 Buchanan
I Blanknian Harold G., buyer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Blankman Louis W., adrertising agent, r. 1018 Geary
Blaukmau William, d . ntist, 1037i Market
' Blankmeister Ludwi^', bartender, r. 535 Stevenson
Blankstein Jacob, second-hand clothing, 912 Folsom
Blanquie Edward, waiter Jacques Mounic, r. 015 Sacra-
mento
Blanton Isaac M., gripman, r. 118 Laurel
! Blanz Mary Miss, tailoress Eugene Pauline, r. 1012
f Leavenworth
Blapp D., carpenter, r. 327i Third
Blasauf John F., blacksmith, r. 28 Dorland
Blasauf William, en-ineer W. T. Garatt &
537
Fifth
B LAS DEL CONCENTRATING
nri T pn llenry U. Blasdei, Jr..
DLL I bU. manager. 4I» 4'alif'oriiia.
rooui Ti
BLA8DEL HK.^KV «., mining, 419 California, room
22, r. East Highland Park, Oakland
Blasdell George E., machine operator Joseph Wagner
Mfg Co, r. lOOi Second
Blase Julia Mrs., furnished rooms, 521 Stevenson
Blaser Carl, Wolinmaker G. Maiwald, r. 12.50 Eigh-
teenth
Blaser Isaac, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r. 223
Stevenson
Blaser Jane, widow, r. 223 Stevenson
Bias' r John C. H., r. 1200 Turk
Blasevieh Demitro, shiji storekeei)er, r. 103A Dupimt
BLASKOWER M. & CO. <>..»>
Bia.sko\ver, successors to EtiMartI €ohnA
€0.) importers. Mholesalc and retail deal-
ers in Havana and Key West cisars, Ti'*
-Uontgoniery, Telepiione Main ISIO. Kass
Honse Block, brancli I Kearny .\W cor
<>eary. Telcplione .Main IS'J'J
Blaskower Marks (M. Blaskower & Co.) r. 1931 Pacific
Av
Blass George P., conductor Sutter St. RK.. r. 1409^ Lyon
Blass Meyer, cigar dealer, r. 14 Hubbard
Blass Morris, agent, r. 033 Haight
Blasse Caroline H. Mme., ladies* tailor, r. 428 Four-
teenth
Blasse Henry F., cabinetmaker, r. 428 Fourteenth
Blasse Martin F. , jeweler, r. 428 Fourteenth
Blatchford William, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1424 Clay
Blatchley II. B., artist Dickman-Jon»s Co., r. Oaklanil
Rlattler Alois, laborer Magdalen Asyluna
Blattner George, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Blattner Nicholas, proprietor Russ House Carriages, r.
228 Green
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TyVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imnorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Predericksbiir^ Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Blattner William J., chief deputy License Collector, r.
237 Hayes
Blau Juliu?, cellannan John Wieland Brewery, r. 549
Howard
Blauert Otto, fireman, r. 220 Pacific
Blauvelt Richard I)., searcher. Hall of Records, r. 1920
Sacramento
Blawat August, ironworker Todt & Peters, r. 201 Steuart
Blaylock William H., r. 1009 Powell
Blazin Matilda, widow, r. 139 Shipley
Bleamel Julius, can-ier Post Office, r. SE cor Geary and
Blake
Blean James E. , salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1030
Grove
Blecher Albert P., sorter Cal. Broom Co., r. 322 Hale
Blecher Rose M., domestic 2504 Clay
Blecher William, chicken ranch, r. 322 Hale
Blecher William C, laundryman, r. 322 Hale
Bledsoe Horace W., clerk, r. 112 Turk
Blehdon W. F., collector Gas Consumers' Assn,, r. 51.'>
O'Farrell
Bleidoni John, carpetlayer W^ H. Gercke, r. 317 Bush
Bleily Alban C, clerk George E. Plummer & Co., r. 200
Clement
Bleilv Joseph R.. barber William House, r. 206 Clement
Bleizek P., tailor Frank O. Liljenberg, r. 342 Tehama
Blen John, carpenter, r. 1220 Point Lobos Av
Blenkenhund Jacob, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 408 Sev-
enth
Blenis Jemina L., widow, res'aurant and lodgings, 2000
McAllister
Blennerhassett John, shoemxker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 1 Russ
Bleimerhassett John A., sawsmith Cal. Saw Works,
r. 22,Clara
Blennerhassett Richard, shoemaker, r. 22 Clara
Blennerhassett Richard , tijolmaker Shreve & Co., r. 1
Russ
Blesser Charles A. , proi)erty man New Cal. Theater, r.
818 Haight
Blessing Frederick, janitor S. F. Free Public Library, r.
22 Turk
Blessing George, driver Charles Haag, r. 9 Russ
Blessing John, capitalist, r. 014 Mason
Blethen Clark, r. 1718 Washington
Blethen Clement L. , r. The Colonial
Blethen Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1082 Linden, Oakland
Blethen Gerthide Miss, r. 721 Franklin
Blethen James H. , master mariner, r. 518 Devisadero
Blethen Howard T., capitalist, r. TTie Colonial
Bletsch Edward C, carpenter, r. 105 New Montgomery
Blevin Abraham, expressman, r. 1011 Nineteenth
Blewett Charles, machinist Electrical Eng. Co., r. 1920
Union, Oakland
Bley Abram, capitalist, r. 1979 Eddy
Blev John, stevedore, r. 209 Leidesdorlf
Kiev Joseph L., clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. 1979 Eddy
Bley Melville A (Bro\\-n & Blej') r. 1979 Eddy
Bley Minnie R. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary School,
■ r. 1979 Eddv
B^Bley. See Bly
Bleydorn Henrj", candy mnfr, 825J Howard
Blick Alphonse S., cigarmaker, r. 1145 GueiTero
Blick Peter C, cigar mnfr, 126 Twenty-second
Blienmeister Charles, janitor Nucleus Bldg
Bligh Anna M., widow, r. 2017 Buchanan
Blight Charles, janitor S. F. Polyclinic, r. 410 Ellis
Blight George, painter, r. 36 Clay
Blight Thomas J. watchman r. 1414 Devisadero
Blight Thomas J. Jr.,gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1414
De\isadero
Blineau George, r. 417 Fremont
Blinn Charles H., pennit clerk Custom House, r. 1527
Post
Blinn Frank L. , clerk Robert Dickson, r. Oakland
Blinn Frank O., teamster, r. 501 Montgomerj- Av
DIXON, BORGESON HO. SHOW GftSES
3T MARKET ST.. S. F.
Only Six Hours travel (See paee opp. name Highland Springs) Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
from San Francisco by HIPHI ANFI ViPRIlVPft Single Fare, $4.50, On sale at 2 New
Donahue Route to lIIV»llL/\lll/ Orf\lllOO Montgomery St. , and Tiburon Ferry
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Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURftNGE GO.
428 California Street
Blinn Holbrook, actor, r. 1527 Post
Blinn L. W., Lumber Co., The, C. A. Hooper & Co.
ag-ents, 204 Front
Blinn Nellie H. Mrs., r. 1527 Post
Blinn Peter .J., porter Dairj-men's Union of Cal., r. 210
Francisco
Blinn Theodore A., proprietor Avenue House and secre-
tary Homoepathic Polyclinic, 220 Montgomerj- Av
Blish Charles H., carpenter, r. 435^ Stevenson
BLISS CHARLES, merchant tailor, 115 Sutter, r. 3114
Washington
Bliss Frank E., gardener, r. 8 Fair Oaks
Bliss Frederick A., dentist, 906 Market, r. 2601 Sacra-
mento
Bliss George D., capitalist, r. 1597 Pacific Av
Bliss John G., division clerk U.S. Engineer's Ofti(?e, r.
Alameda
BLLSS JOSEPH J., chief clerk Quartermaster's De-
partment of California, U. S. A., 228 Phelan Bldg.,
r. Fruitvale
Bliss Porter L., carpenter, r. 112 Grove
Bliss Richard O., clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 1597 Pacific
Av
Bliss William F., carpenter, r. 1607 Mission
Bliss William S., superintendent The Pless Dredging
Co., 324 Montgomerj', r. 1109 Bush
Blitz Caroline, widow, r. 1200 Van Ness Av
Blitz Herman, jeweler, r. 505 Grove
Blitz Johanna Mrs., r. 505 Grove
Bliven Fannie M. Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar
School, r. 2219 Webster
Bliven James I. (Bliven & Lewis) r. 222 Collingwood
BLIVEW «l- LEWIS (James L Bliven and George H.
Lewis) agents Pacific Congress Water, 621 Howard
Bliven Ralph, clerk, r. 2219 Webster
Bloch Abraham B., r. 601 Broderick
Bloch Arthur, clerk, r. 1520 O'Farrell
Bloch Bertha B. Miss, teacher Lafayette Prnnary Sch(K)l,
r. 615 Green
Bloch Charles, dentist, office and r. 426p Devisadero
Bloch Henry, correspondent, r. 311 Van Ness Av
Bloch Herbert, physician, office and r. 1520 O'Farrell
Bloch Jacob, laborer, r. 434 Greenwich
Bloch Jean, capitalist, r. 615 Green
Bloch Leon, hairdressing, 141 Post, r. 2138 Post
Bloch Leon Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1435 Jackson
Bloch Leopold, clerk August Markewitz, r. 414 Clemen-
tina
Bloch Louis, asst bookkeeper Crown Paiier Co., r. 1520
O'Farrell
Bloch Samuel (Bloch & Stein) r. 532 O'Farrell
BLOCH VALAXCE V. WISS. secretary Golden Gate
Park commissioners, r. 615 Green
Bloch & Stein (Samuel Bloch and Charles Stein) butchers,
839 Gearv
K^Bloch. See Block
Blochnian Abraham (Blochman & Cerf) r. San Diego, Cal.
Blochman & Cerf (Abraham Blochman and Moses Cerf)
agents I. H. L. Lime Co., 14-16 Spear
BLOCK A. A- CO. (Albert Block) merchant tailors,
111 Montgomerv
Block Abraham (Block Bros.) r. 1048 Valencia
Block Achille (Block Bros.) and butcher, 1919 Fil.'niore,
r. 2215 Bush
Block Albert (A. Bloch & Co.) r. 1226 Post
Block Albert, bartender, r. 667 Minna
Block Brothers (Achille and Abraham) butchers, 1048
Valencia
Block Constantin, dentist, 426p Devisadero
Block D. & Co. (Daniel Block and Emanuel Mandel)
trunk mnfrs, 125-127 Sansome
Block Daniel (D. Block & Co.) r. 1326 Gearj-
Bk ck Da^■id, second-hand tools and hardware, 141 Fourth
Block Edward, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Block Elias M. (estate of) proprietor Cannen Island Salt
Wks, 207 Front
Block Elias M., widow, r. 1613 Larkhi
Block Emanuel D., capitalist, 125 Sansome, r. 1908 Bush
BLOCK FELI.\ (Block & Georges) r. 1245 Franklin
Block Frederick, bakery, 3026 Sixteenth
Block Frederick, cooper, r. 411 Greenwich
. Block H. & L. (Har v and Leopold) proprietors Pac.
Glove Wks, 220-222 Bush
Block Harry (H. & L. Block) r. 2735 Clay
Block Henry, baker Eclipse Cracker Co. , r. 411 Green-
wich
Block Henry M., bookkeeper Roos Bros., r. 1830 Sutter
Block Herman, but.her, r. 411 Greenwich
Block Howard M., medical student, r. 1913 Pacific Av
Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r. Oakland
BLOCK JAMES N., Tax. Collector City and Countv,
New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 2323 Pacific Av
Block James N., clerk, r. 838 Mission
Block Jeannetta, widow, r. 1229 Eddy
Block John, shoemaker, r. 411 Greenwich
Block Joseph, with W. J. Hanston & Co., r. Otkiaud
Block Julius, butcher Jacob M. Brand, r. 629 Ellis
Block Leopold (H. & L. Block) r. 1159 Octavia
Block Louis, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1229 Eddy
Block Marcus, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1229 Edd.\
Block Mark, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1005 Sierra '
Block Maurice, clerk Max Heumann, r. 1203 Octavia
BLOCK .M.4LRICE, manager Anglo-American Crock-
erj- and Glassware Co., 108-110 Pii.e, r. 1913 Pacific
Av, Telephone West 733
Block Rachael Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 995 Market, r.
Block W. E. r. 810 Mission
Block William, driver Am. Biscuit Co., r. 411 Greenwich,
rear
BLOCK <&: CiEOR«ES (Felix Block) merchant tailors,
119 Sutter
l^~ Block. See Bloch
Blocksom Ensign C. , bookkeeper, r. 710 Post
Blocksom Frances M., widow, r. '710 Post
Blocksom Fisher A., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 710
Post
Blodes Gilbert (Blodes & Mackall) r. 17 Sharon
Blodes Joseph, clerk Moses Blodes, r. 17 Sharon
Blodes Moses R., cigars and tobacco, 28 Ellis, r. 17
Sharon
Blodes & Mackall (Gilbert Blodes and Benjamin F.
Mackall) liquors, 105 Powell
Blodgett Edwin A., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Hotel Savoy
Blodgett Thom^is W., physician St. Luke's Hospital
Blodgett Walter L.. student, r. 2405^ California
Blodgett William, jairserstmr Capt. Weber, r. 912 Green-
wich
Blogg Henry, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 2824 Mis-
sion
Blohm Bernard (Blohm Bros.) r. 52C Waller
BLOH.M BROTHERS (John A. and Bernard) grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor Haight and Steiner
Blohm Charles H., salesman GetzBros. & Co., r. Oakland
Blohm Ernest, clerk John H. Siemer, r. 600 Haight
Blohm John (Goetze & Blohm) r. 531 Hayes
Blohm John, clerk Henrv G. BuUwinkel.r. 350 Frenimit
Blohm John A. (Blohm Bros.) r. 526 Waller
BLOH.n LI'l»WI(i. woodcarver, 213 Mission, r. 22
Maple, Oakland
8^ Blohm. See Bloom, Bluhm and Blume
Blohme Cecilie Mrs., with Miss Sophie Johnson
Pine
Blohme Gesine, widow, r. 1204i Sutter
Blom Louisa M'ss, glovem;'ker, r. 426 Vallejo, rtur
Blom Sarah, widow, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Blomq'iist Alice Miss, irontr La Grande Laundrv. r. 12
Erie
Blomquist Martin, George H. Fidler Desk Co., r. 91
Natrma
BLOnQI'IST OLOr,wa)chmaker, 112 Montgomerv
r. 1425 Hyde
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BLU
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606
102
Bloiirt Louis, cigars and tobacco, 908 Valencia
BlondeauFved.rick.liquoiv, 507 Pine, r. 722 California
Blondell Alice, widow, r. 606 Fulton
Blond ell John, r. 871 Market
Blondell William J., expressman, r. 606 FiiHon
Blonriin Louis D., dentist, office and r. Ill Eddy
Blondino Frank, barber Robert T. Brodek, r
Keamv . c j
Blonk Jacob, carpenter stmr City of Sydney,
Third
Blood Ann, widow, r. 116 Francisco
Blood Catherine E., widow, r. 409 Mason
Blood Edward B., salesman Sparry Flour Co.,
Blood Mary L., widow, dressmaker, r. 615 Bush
Blood Mary M., widow, r. 324 Noe
Blood Orange Laxative Co. The, George A. Root man-
aL'< r, SE cor Sixth and Howard
Blood Walter L., accountant E. H. RolliiiB & Sons, r.
The Berks-hire
Blood William, gailmaker, r. 36 Clay
Bloodworth Enoch, lab irer, r. 16 Sheridan
Bloom Brothers ( Jonas, David and Joseph) commission
merchants, 303 California, room 4
Bloom Charles, porter Grand Hotel
Bloom Charles, shoemaker G. M. Kuntz & Co., r,
Twenty-third
Bloom David (Bloom Bros.) r. San Salvador, O. A.
Bloom David C, bookkeeper S. Bloom & Sons, r
Bloom Harrv (Bloom & Housr r) r. 705 McAllister
Bloom He\irv, carpenter, r. 905 Folsom
Bloom Henrv W., agent New York Life Ins. Co., r. Oriel
Hotel
Bloom Henry W.,, produce dealer, r. 220 Chattanooga
Bloom John N., r. 24 Webster
Bloom Jonas (Bloom Bros.) r. 2932 Jackson
Bloom Jo-eph (Bloom Bros.) r. Germany
Bloom Joshua H. (S. Bloom & Sons) r. 1118 Fell
Bloom Meyer, peddler, r. 215^ Twentv-third
Bloom Richard, seaman, r. 100| Jackson
Bloom S. & Sons (Samuel and Joshua H.) proprietors Pio-
neer Tannery, Army nr San Bruno Av, ofBce 324
Clay
Bloom Samuel (S. Bloom & Sons) r. 1119 Oak
Bloom Samuel, salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r. 400
Golden Gate Av
Bloom Solomon. C, attorney at law, 12 Montgomery, r.
1119 Oak
Bloom Wolf, capitalist, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
Bloom & Houser (Harry Bloom and Nathan L. Houser)
proprietors Columbia Coffee and Spice Mills and
Columbia Mnfg Co., 701-703 Front
1^" Bloom. See Blohm, Bluhm and Blume
Bloomer Charles H., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 309i
215i
1119
214
Bloomer John G.. publisher cryptographs, r. 630 Page
Bloomer Samuel M., bookkeeper, r. 1109 Valencia
Bloomer William, seaman, r. 212 First
Bloomfield James T. , r. 717 Post
Bloomfield John, clerk, r. 3 Golden Court
Bloomfield William C. (Lindenstadt & Bloomfield), r. 237
Guerrero
Bloomfield William J., weigher Sea Wall Sec. 2, r. .520
Chestnut
Bloomhardt B., nurse J. C. Anthony Co., r. 121 Turk
Bloomhardt William B., physician, office and r. 121
Turk
Bios William J., harnessmaker John A. McKerron, r. 23
Grand Av
Bloss George P. , conductor, r. 1409^ Lyon
Bloss Joseph, teamster W. W. Montague &
Nineteenth
Blosser James A., r. 726 Geary
Blossfeldt Charles H., groceries and liquors, 311 Frank-
lin
F. W. WRIGHT
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Blossom Henry E., salesman Neville & Co.,r. 1811 Brod-
erick
Blossom Mary J., widow, r. 2904 California
Blote Henry F. B., collector Chronicle, r. 1221 Eddy
Blouin Gus. C, janitor Luning Bldg, r. 106 Market
Blount John, 3d officer stmr Australia, r. 423 Mm^ia
Blount Frederick, painter stirr Alameda „ „ .^
Blow Albert W., stockbroker, 209 Sansome, r. 901 Sutter
Blowers Elijah J., bartender Thomas C. Caznau, r, II85
Blowers George, 2d engineer Mills Bldg, r. 10 Oak Grove
Bloxham Charles, carpenter, 41 Eighth, r. 501 Folsom
B^-Bloxham. See Bloxome „,.. t> ,
Bloxom F. A., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 710 l-ost
Blua Andrea, laborer Martinoni & Podesta, r. 16 Lafay-
ette PI
Blua Antonio, waiter, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Blua Joseph, laborer, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Blua Marianna, widoAv, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Blucher Albert G., teamster, r. 3210 Fillmore
Blucher George, hay, grain and feed, SW uor Fillm<He
and Moulton
Blucher George H., r. 1026 Bryant
Blucher Mary, widow, bakery, 405 Jones
Bludworth Charles, carpenter, 1. Twelfth Av South, nr P
Blue Anchor Hotel, 5 Washington
BLUE BOOK, Charles C. Hoag jniblisher, 179 Crocker
Blue Frederick K., draughtsman The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. Oakland
Blue Lakes Water Co. (incorporated) I. G. Phelps presi-
dent D C. Hayes secretary, 202 Sansome, room 2
Blue Rock Contracting Co.,T. E. Champion superin-
intendent, Nathan Crocker secretary and treasurer,
330 Pine, room 4 ^ , . . r.
Bluemel Julius, gunsmith Clabrough, Goloher & t-4i.,
r. 959 Howard
Bluett John, miner, r. 512 Stevenson
Bluett John J., teamster, r. 560 Howard
BluettSusanF.,widow,r. 512 Stevenson ,, , ^
Bluhm Emma Miss, knitting worker, r. 1511 Market
Bluhm Gustav, master mariner, r. 214 Steuart
Bluhm Rudolph C. (Bluhm & Rathjens) r. 1317 Pacihc
Bluhm & Rathjens (Rudolph C. Bluhm and Peter !•
Rathjens) pork butchers, 1319 Pacific
Blum Adolph, cook, r. 250^ Minna
Blum Albert, seaman, r. 1.52^ Steuart
Blum Albert L., clerk Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1226 Post
Blum Alfred, bo.»kkeeper Neu burger, Reiss & Co., r. 24
Webster
Blum August, seaman, r. lOOi Jackson
Blum Charles, cook, r. Alms House
Blum Charles M., marine engineer, r. 13 Mission
Blum Daniel, clerk W. Cohen, r. m Grove
Blum George E. , ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 210
Michigan .. , ,,,-
Blum George W., animal artist, 523 Montsfomery, r. Ibl ,
Powell
Blum Henry, insurance agent, r. 1817 Powell
Blum Henrv, tailor, 228 Fourth
B'um Henry, tailor Meyer Buchman, r. 119 Fifth
Blum Isaac, merchant, r. 914 Ellis
Blum Isidor, insurance solicitor, r. 2302 Sutter
Blum Isidor L., bookkeeper Roth, Blum & Co., r. 12Ji.
Post
Blum J. & I. (Vacaville, Cal.) office 7-9 Battery
Blum Jacob, merchant, r. 1243 Franklin
Blum Jacques (Loewe Bros.) r. 812 McAllister
Blum John, peddler, r. 13 Norfolk „, i,
Blum John, porter, Jorgensen & Larseii. r. 272 Bniii-
Blum John B., compositor, r. 1446 Jackson
Blum Joseph, salesman Cook & Co., r. 1834 Bush
Blum Joseph H., druggist, r. 914 Ellis
Blum Leon (Roth, Blum & Co. and CaL Tallow Wks) r.
1226 Post
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Cum Blum Leopold, salesniiin Michels & Wand, r. 914 Ellis
^ifl cS Blwui Louis, salesman, r. 216i Grove
feS irt Blum M. & Co. (Moses Blumjffiain and bajf merchants,
8° 5 308 California
^ll BLUM MARCUS M., .e..„ »,...,..
,>* Band, 735 Market, r. 11 Krarny, rooms
1^2 30-31
p-^y B um Marx, eandymaker J . Seidl & Co., r. ]20| Langton
a) J Blum Marx, dairj' jiroduee, 709 Larkin
^ B< Blum Maurice, laundryman, r. 1008 Minna
OJ (Q Blum Maurice L., bookkeeper Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1226
bO J Post
(Q BLUM MAX, attorney at law, 217 Sansome, room 14,
CD fi r. 1243 Franklin, Telephone East 536
O Blum Meyer, tailor. Maze Bldg, r. 725^ Minna
y—i Blum Michael, r. 216^ Grove
Blum Millie Miss, r. 216| Grove
Blum Milton, merchant, r. 1243 Franklin
to . Blum Minna, widow, r. 120J Lang-ton
2: o Blum Moses (M. Blum & Co.)r. 2295 Franklin
flC *J Bluni Moses, merchant, 7-9 Batterv, r. 1243 Franklin
3 .2 Blum Mvrtil (Blum & Kelly) r. 1342 Pine
CO Q^ Blum Myrtil M., clerk Charles H. Una:erman, r. &1J
• 0 Ellis
^ ^ Blum Nicholas, cigarmaker, r. 480h Eighth
1^ "^ Blum 01i^'er, laborer, r. 1912 Point Lobos Av
Blum Peter, satchel maker D. Block & Co., r. 20 Ford
BliUM UOBKRT, president California Champagne
- * » Co., 344 Stevenson, r. Grand Hotel
^■^ Blum Sadie Miss, milliner, r. 216^ Grove
V^ Blum Lanford, student, r. 1243 Franklin
»<^ Blum Seraphen M.. butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1203
'^^* Octavia
*-• Blum Simon, merchant, r. 1422 Post
f^ Blum Solomon, r. 430 Geary
^^^ BLI!M Jt KELLT (Myrtil Blum and Eugene J. Kell>)
r^ grain and cominission merchants, 314 California,
ieiei)n
BLUM
Telei>hciie Main 1493
O DANU> Marcos M. Blum
leader, ofliee *35 Harfcet
Blumanau Louis, i)eddler, r. 29 Garden
Blumann Alexander, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 731 Army
Blumann Sigismund, teacher music, r. 731 Army
Blumberg August, printer Cubery & Co., r. 308i Twen-
ty-sixth
Blumberg Catherine, widow, r. Ill Fulton
Blumberg Ferdinand A., machinist Union Iron Wks, r.
Ill Fulton
Blumberg Frederick W., with London Assurance Cor-
poration and Northern Assurance Co., r. 8 Liberty
Blumberg Louis E., secretary The Kentucky Co. (incor-
porated) office 320 Sansome, r. Oakland
Blume Adolph, rancher, r. NE cor Lake and Twentieth
Av
Blume Edward R., molder, r. 515J Grove
(it?" Blume. See Bloom, Blohm and Blum
Blumel Julius, letter carrier, r. 3033 Geary
Blumenberg Samuel P., capitalist and manager Pac. Mil-
itant, 221 Davis, r. 1315 Steiner
i^lunienfeld Moses, painter, r. 208 Seventh
Blumenberg S. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1140a Howard
Blumenschein Philip, superini endent Salem Old Jewish
Cemetery of Congregation Beth Israel, Point Lobos
Av nr Thirty-third Av
Blunienthal Abraham, salesman, r. 420 Grove
Bkmienthal Alexander, butcher, r. 1014 Hanijjshire
Blunienthal Alice A. Miss, teacher Columbia Grannnar
School, r. 2014^ Geary
Blumenthal AlwinaMrs., dairv produce, 1413 Church
Blunienthal B. & Co. (Bernhard Blunienthal, Philip N.
Aronson and Aaron Galland) mnfr stoves, 18-20 Bat-
tery
Blumenthal Bernhard (B. Blunienthal & Co.) r. New-
York
Blunienthal Charles J., bookkeeper Julius Blumenthal, I
r. 1004 Van Ness Av
Blumenthal Henry, butcher, r 1014 Hinipshire
Blumenthal Hermann S., butcher Henry Wilkeninjf, r.
1413 CUurch
Blumenthal Isaac, peddler, r. 25 Norfolk
BLl'MEi\THAL JIIL11I8, proprietor Pacific Law an^
Collection Co. , and secretary Dora Gold Mining Co.,
415 Montgomery, Telephone Main 5580, r. 1004 Van
Ness Av
Blumenthal Julius, teamster, r. 2014 J Geary
Blumenthal Leopold, bookkeeper M. Blum "& Co., r. 2807
Harrison
Blumenthal Louis, iiressman Pac. Folding Paper Box
Factory
Blumenthal Louis, shoemaker, 668 Howard
BLUMENTHAL M. & CO.
(Max liluiiientlial) Miue and liqaor iner«
cliants, distillers and iiianal'aetnrers of
syrups, cordials, bitters and extracts, ex>
tra line sngar ('OLOKI.\4;, <>.'>8.6U0 Mis-
sion, bet Second and Third
Blumenthal Martha Miss, stenographer M. A. Gunst &
Co., r. 2014 J Geary
Blumenthal Max (M. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1615 La-
guna
Blumenthal Phineas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 914 Pierce
Blumenthal Sarah, widow, r. 914 Pierce
Blumenthal Sello, collector M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 20145
Geary
Blumenthal Valentine, laborer^ r. 324 Ritch
Blumenthal Victor, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Ter-
race
Blumer Henry, compositor Chronicle, r. 27 Minna
Blumhald Jacob, tailor Frederick W. Attinger, r. 3 Cot-
tage PI
Blumlein George, bartender James Garrity, r. 1.30 O'Far-
rell
Blunck Carl, butcher, r. 1622 Broadway
Blunck John F., bartender Osnier & Co., r. 450 Spear
Blundell Arthur W., capitalist, r. 2814 Sacramento
Blundell Henry, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 423 Turk
Blundell John W., sailniaker Brsnn & Prior, r. 3 Alice
Blundell William, teamster, 318 Market
fi^-Blundell. See Blondell
Blunden Walter H., restaurant, 23 Taylor, r. Oakland
Blunk-dll Emory, oiler Am. Steam Laundrj% r. 3004
Steiner
Blunkall Ervin J., laundrvman, r. 3004 Steiner
Blunt Albert C, 1st Lieut., 5th Artillery, U. S. A. Pre-
sidio
Blunt F., storekeeper stmr Alameda
Blunt George, bartender James Healing, r. 244 Minna
Blunt George (Wilcox & Co.)
Blunt Herbert F., sketch artist, r. 213 Minna
Blunt John P., traveling salesman Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. Berkeley
Blunt Phineas U., r. 507 Post
Blunt Randolph, laborer, r. 908 Larkin
Blunt Susan S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 507 Post
Blunt W. G., bartender James Healing, r. 244 Minna
Blut Joseph, cook, r. 8 Freelon ^
Blutcher George, r. 307^ Castro ll
Bluth Adolph, barten er, r. 321 Bush ■
Blutli John, laborer, r. 5 Bryant Av, rear ■
Bluth M., cook, r. 719 California
Bluth Martin, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1109
Tennessee
Bluxome Don, secr3tary, r. 1727 Green
Bluxome Joseph, physician^ office and r. 221 Powell
Bly James C, porter Washburn & Moen Mnfg Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Bly John, plasterer, r. 147| Valencia
Bly L. A., clerk Smith's Cash Store, r. Oakland
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KLVTH HEXRV, president Blylh & Trott (incoqx)!--
ateii) NE cor Spear and Mission, r. 2411 College
Way, Berkeley
BLYTH & TROTT (i.u«rp«raUd)
Henry Blytli preslUcut, millaiii .1. Trott
vlt-e-uresident, WiUlston W. Davis seer*'-
tary, lumber dealers, NE cor Spear and
Mission, Telephone Malni:«
Hlytiie Alice Edith Mrs., studio, 724^ Market, r. Oakland
Hlvthe Cln-istopher, cook Hink & Uulse
lilvthe Oo. (incorporated) Calvin W. Kellog president,
' Charles Bone secretary, claimants Blythe estate, 222
Sansoiue, 5th floor, room 6
Blythe Edwin, brass finisher Thomas Day & Co., v. l.'iS,.
Second
Blythe Estivte, Andrew C. Frcese admnnstrator, 14
• " Grant Av , ,,,^
Blythe Frank A., driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy, v. 1515
Pillmore
BIywise Charles, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
1321 Webster
BIywise Benjamin, laborer, r. 552J Natoma
Blvwise Moses, finisher H. Euler & Co., r. 672 Bryant
B.Vll B'UITII E\UOW»IE\TFIM> .VSSO<l.i-
TIO.V, Jacob Levison secretary, 121 Eddy
B'X.il B'KITH HALL, 121 Eddy
B'X.il B'KITH HALL ASSOCIATION. Jacob
Levison secretary, 121 Eddy, Telephone South 101
B'NAI B'KITH LIBRARY, Jacob Levison secre-
tary, Aaron Wiener librarian, 121 Eddy
Boa Mining and Milling Co. The (Uba Co.) I. Given pres-
ident, R. H. Daley secretary, office 216 Post
Boacker John, rattan and willowware, 220=^ Montgomery
Boag Charles E., plumber Michael Welch , r. 1410 Webster
Boalt John H. (Garber, Boalt & Bishop) attorney at law
41 Hobart Bldg, r. Oakland
Biiavtl Iter A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 944 Valencia
Board J. Ross Mrs., widow, housekeeper Lane Hospital
BOARD OF BANK t'OUMISSIONERS, Paris
Kilburn, Jesse B. Fuller and Harvey W. Magee, ('.
H. Uunsmoor secretary, 206 Sansome, room 16
BO.iRD OE BROKERS (Pacific Stock and Exchange
Board) 316 Montgomery
BOARD OF BROKERS (San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board) 327 Pine
BOARD OF BROKERS (Stock and Bond) Mer-
chants' Exchange
BOARD OF CITV HALL tOMMISSIONERS,
New City Hall, 1st floor
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS LACUNA SIR-
VEV. New City Hall, 2d floor
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SIXTEENTH
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TWENTV-
FIFTH .AV (New street) and Twenty-seventh Av,
New City Hall, 1st floor
BOARD OF E'»rCATION, office and committee
rooms New Citv Hall, 2d floor. Telephone Main 70
BOARD OF ELE<TIOX COMMISSIONERS, New
Citv Hall, basement
BOARD OF EUllALlZATION, New City Hall, 2d
flt.or
BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF THE MEDICAL
SOCIETY OF THE ST.4^TE OF C.ALIFOR-
NI.1l, 526 Sutter
BOARD OF EXAMINING SIIR«EO\S FOR
PENSIONS, 75 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS, New City
Hall, 1st floor
BOARD OF FIRE I NDERWRITERS OF THE
I'ACIFK', Alfred Stillman secretary of the execu-
tive committee, Edward F. Mohrhardt secretary of
the Board, 303 California
HOARD OF HEALTH, New City Hall, 1st floor.
Telephone South 106
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BOARD OF HORTICLLTIIRE, STATE, Elwood
< 'ooper president, B. M. LeLong secretary, 220 Sutter,
r.jom 18 '
BOVRD OF MANA4;ERS INDUSTRIAL EXHI-
BITION, 31 Post
BOARD OF MANIFACTIIRERS AND EMPLOY-
ERS OF <;ALIF0RNIA, George W. Walthew
secretary, 42-44 Steuart
BOARD OF MARINE UNDERWRITERS OF
SAN FRAN<'ISCO, William J. Dutton president,
Edmund L. Woods secretary, 222 Sansome
B<»iRD OF MISSIONS PROTESTANT EPIS-
COPAL <'HIIRCH, 731 California
BOARD OF PARKiOMMISSIONERS, office Park
Lodge, Golden Gate Park
BOARD OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS, MC, Bat
tery, room A
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS, 11 and
12 New City HUl, 1st floor
BOARD OF POLICE PENSION FUND COMMIS-
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BO iRD OF PORT WARDENS, Clay St. Wharf,
Teleiihone Main 5733
BOARD OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS, 27
Chronicle Bldg
BOARD OF REGENTS FNIYERSITY OF CALI-
FORNIA, 320 Sansome, room 13
BOARD OF STATE HARBOR COMMISSION-
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BOVRD OF STATE VITICIILTLRAL COMMIS-
SIONERS. John T. Dovle president, Winfield Scott
secretary, Clarence J. Wetmore chief executive viti-
cultural and health officer, 101 Sansome, 2d floor
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, New City Hall, 2d
floor. Telephone Main 73
BO.ARD OF TRADE (California State). See California
State Board of Trade _ _
BOARD OF TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO, A. A
Watkins president, Henry L. Smith secretary, Joseph
Kirk attorney, office 202 Market, 4th floor. Telephone
BOVRD OF UNDERWRITERS, BORDEAUX,
Eu<'-ene Thcsmas & Co. agents, 416 Battery
BOAR^D OF UNDERWRITERS, BOSTON. Oliver
Eldridge agent, 303 California, room 18
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS, FRENCH, Ed
ward Chevassus agent, 1-3 Sansome
BOVRD OF UNDERWRITERS, HA.MBUR*;,
Hellman Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
BOVRD OF UNDERWRITERS, LIVERPOOL,
Catton, Bell & Co. agents, 406 California
B4»VRD OF UNDERWRITERS, NEW YORK.
THE, Oliver Eldridge correspondent, 303 California,
BOVRD OF UNITED STATES INSPECTORS
STEAM VESSELS, 21-23 V. S. Api.ruiser's Bldg
B<»VRD OF YOSEMITE VALLEY ANI» MARI-
POSA Bl« TREE <;R0VE COMMISSION-
ERS, John F. Sheehan secretary and treasurer,
office 26 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Board Richard T., r. 12 Elliott Park
BOVRD.MAN <;E0R<;E I'., general agent .Etna In-
surance Co. (of Hartford) 514 California, r. 1750
Franklin, Telephone West 188
Boardman George C. Jr, clerk Shainwald, Buckbee &
Co., r. 1750 Franklin
Boardman John H., compositor E. A. Jannsen & Co., r.
125 Fourteenth
Boardman John H., clerk, r. 215 Fair Oaks
Boardman Joseph, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept b. 1 .
Co., r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Boardman Julius W., traveling salesman E. J. Bo wen, r.
2417 Washington
Boardman Millie Miss, dressmaker, r. 125 Fourteenth
Boardman Samuel H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1750 Franklin
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BOD
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SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Boardinan T. Danforth, clerk Aetna Ins. Co., r. 1750
Franklin
Boardman William, shoemaker, r. 125 Fourteenth
Boas Charles S., r. 1239 O'Farrell
Boas David, cigurmaker .James M. Boas, r. 704 Bush
Boas Etta Miss, r. 534^ Turk
Boas Isidor, r. 534* Turk
Boas .James M., cigars and tohacco, 424 Montgomery, r.
14 Hanover PI
BOAS .IlIDAH, capitalist, oflBce 350 Bush, rooms 2-3,
Telephone Main 1374, r. 1239 O'Farrell
Boas Lena Miss, seamstress Friedlander & Mitau, r. 534i
Turk
Boas Max, plater Schaezlein & Burridge, r. 534i^ Turk
Boas Nat., with Judah Boas, r. 1239 O'Farrell "
Boas Ray Miss, r. 534^ Turk
Boatman William, r. 115J Eleventh
Boatman's Freighting Agency, N. H. Olasson manager,
32 Steuart
Bob Anton, bakery, r. 2131 Fillmore
Bobbins John H. , register clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Le-
benbaum, r. 1226i Sacramento
Bobier John, gardener, r. 506 Twenty-seventh
Bobier Sarah Miss, glovemaker, r. 506 Twenty-seventh
Bobsieu Heni-y, salesman South S. F. Packing Co., r. S 8
Seventh Av South bet Maud and Railroad Av
Bobsien William, butcher South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. Seventh A v South nr M
Bobst Cyrus E., r. 517 Mason
Bobst James R., salesman W. K. Vanclerslice & Co.
Boca Mill Co. (Boca, Cal.) Charles A. Grow secretary-, 27
Mills Bldg 5th floor
Bocarde Alexander, teamster J. B. Bocarde Dravage Co. ,
r. 449^ Third
Bocarde James B., jiresident J. B. Bocarde Dravage Cf>.,
r. 462 Brj-ant
Bocarde J. B. Drayage Co. , J. B. Bocarde, president,
Henrv E. Pennell secretary, 36 Market
Bocarde J. H., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 1326 Va-
lencia
Bocarde Matthew, foreman J. B. Bocarde Dravage Co.,
r. 1613 Buchanan
Bocarde William, bakery, 515 Third
Bocca Antonio, wines, 35 Hinckley, r. 1319 Powell
Bocca Jean (Suissuin & Bocca), r. Oakland
Bocca Patrick, plumber, r. 39 Hinckley
Bocca Teresa, widow, r. 530 Vallejo
Bocca Vincent, lodgings 736 Pacific, r. Oakland
Bock Frederick, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. 16
Pfeiffer
Bock G«orge, plumber, r. 1920 Mason
Bock Henry, framemaker Davis Bros., r. 1920 Mason
Bock Henry, laborer, r. 2534 Br\ant Av
Bock Heiman, waiter, r. 1920 Mason
Bock Hermann, merchant, r. 60 Third
Bock J. Mrs., r. 918 Folsom
Bock Jacob, clerk A. A. Ritter, r. 621 Haight
Bock Jacob, tailor 1648 Market, r. 305 Haight
Bock John, hotelman, r. 918 Folsom
Bock Joseph, r. 621 Haight
Bock Julia, widow, r. NE cor Sanchez and Seven
teenth *
Bock Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 2001 Bush
Bock Laura H., stenographer and typewriter, 47 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor
Bock Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2001 Bush
Bock Rndolph, clerk J. C. Nohman, r. 2111 Fillmore
Bock Samuel, salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r. 220^
Fulton
Bock Theresa, widow, r. 2111 Fillmore
Bock Thomas, r. 2001 Bush
Bock Thomas Jr., wagonmaker, r. 2001 Bush
Bock William, laborer, r. 2001 Bush
Bock William, traveling salesman, r. 19 Lapidge
Bocken Alvina Miss, r. 811 Union
Bocken Sophie Mrs., r. 811 Union
Bockhoop Martin, clerk John Otten, r. 1629 Turk
Bockuis Frances, widow, r. 17 Glen Park Ay
Bockman Diedrich H., liquors, 1127 Sutter
Bockmaii Frank J. W., butcher, r. 505 Pacific
Bockman Frederick, gardener, r. 256 East Park
Bockman Henry Jr., confectioner Page & Falch, r. 1127
Sutter
Bockman John C, r. 414 Brannan
Bockman J. R. B., salesman Roos Bros., r. 414
Brannan
Bockman Nicholas, miner, r. 109 Eighth
lfi?"Bockmann. See Boeckmann and Buckman
Bocqueraz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.) r. Paris,
France
Bocqueraz Leon, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.,
r. 319 Sutter
Hoddy W. R., r. 620 California
Bode Charles, carpenter, r. 440 Sixth
Bode Charles H., liquors, SW cor Fourth and Channel "
Bode Eide H. (Bode & Wichmann) r. 115 Larkin
Bode Eniest F., policeman, r. 131 Pond
Bode Ernest G., bookkepeer, r. 1759 Howard
Bode Frederick, porter, r. 1703 Jones
Bode Herman, helper Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. l.'>i>
First
Bode Louis, earpentev, r. 840 Sixth
Bode M. W.., manager Happy Medium Medicine Co., 600
Golden Gate A\, r. San Jose, Cal
Bode Thomas, butcher Louis Werner, r. 507 Sixth
BODE A H.4SLETT, warehousemen, S. M. Haslett
president, John Strauch secretary, proprietors Bat-
tery Street Free and Tea Bonded Warehouse, 1201
Battery, Special Internal Revenue Bonded Ware-
houses No. 1 and No. "8, 1203 Battery, Telephone
Main 5873, and Greenwich Dock Bonded Ware-
house, NW cor Battery and Greenwich, and General
Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse No. 1, cor
Tliird and King
Bode & Wichmann (Eide H. Bode and John L. Wich-
mann) liquors, 115 Larkin
lK?"Bode. See Bodie
Bodectel W. C, watchmaker A. I. Hall \- Son, r. Berke-
ley
BOUEO.l THE, Jobling & Duveneck jiroprietors,
wines and liquors, 12iIason
Bodel August, artist, r. 514 Post
Bodel Christian, tanner Struven & Birgle, r. 1007^ Ala-
bama
Bodemann Henry W., tinsmith, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Bodemann Adoljjh (National Vinegar Wks) r. 1404
Twenty-second
Bodemer l^'rederick, cigarmaker, 112 First
Boden Annie, widow, proprietor Long House, 230 Sut-
ter
Boden Frederick C, salesman W. R. Grace & Co., r.
1527 Powell
Boden George A., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. 1.V27
Powell
Boden James, seaman stmr Alameda
B<xlen John F., searcher of records, r. 1527 Powell
Boden John F. Jr., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. 1.527
Powell
Boden John H. (John H. Boden & Co.) r. Haywards, Cal.
BOUE.V J«H.\" H. A- CO. (John H. Boden and
Charles C. Leavitt) Custom House brokers, 504 Bat-
tery, Telephone Main 275
t9 Boden. See Bodin and Bowden
Bodetti Florentina, widow, r. 1609 Powell
Bodevin Pierre, r. 327 Montgomerj' Av
Bodewig August, salesman George Bodewig, r. 130 Eddy
BODEtVKi CIEOROE, wholesale and retail vtines
and liquors, 100 Eddy, r. 106 Eddy
Bi)dfish William H., attorney at law, 39 Montgomerj-
Block, r. 1409 Pacific
Bodie Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Henry
E. Willis president, Milton D. Walker secretary, 62
Nevada Block
Bodie Louis, sugar refiner, r. 625 Third
SAN FRAiNCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALI WORE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
I PHOrOGRAPHIG SpJ ^,.^-.^m^^.^
BOD
267
Montg(
bof"
iBodie Railway and Lumber Co., Thomas Menzies secre-
tory, Evan L., Reese manager, 310 Pine, room 18
,8^Bodie. See Bode
lHodier Jennie Miss, domestic, 1630 Jaclcson
Bodilson Waldemar A., salesman Davis Bros., 108i
Ridley
Bodin Charles, bartender, r. 330 San Jose Av
iBodine James A , motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
I 57 Chenery
iBodl<;er Harold, chemist Selby Smelting Co., r. 913 Geary
Bodkin George C, laborer, r. 809 Eighteenth
'Bodlcin Thomas, contractor, r. 2051 Stehier
Bodkin T. P., physician, office and r. 205i Steiner
iBodle C. H., barber M. E. Dunlap, r. 42 Valley
Bodros Gustave, laundry, r. 1124 Pine
IBodson Henry, bartender Matt Grimm, 1817 b Powell
iBodson Marie Miss, r. 1817 i Powell
JBodson Theodore, r. 18171 Powell
Bod well Frank L., cashier Goodyear Rubber Co.
Bodwell Harry W. (L. R. Larzelere & Co.) r. 920 Santa
Clara Av, Alameda
Bodwell Martha J., widow, r. 2706 Pine
,Boe Owen, picture frames, 328 Fourth
Boecher John, rattan and willow ware, 220^ Montgom-
ery Av
Boecher William F., bartender, r. 207 Eddy
BoechettG., machine liand H. Friedrichs, r. 1443 Har-
rison
IBoeckmann Frederick, miner, r. 1630a McAllister
iBoeckmann Frederick C, bookkeeper Boeckmann &
i Graner, r. 1630a McAllister
IBoeckmann George (Boeckmann & Graner) r. Golden
West Hotel
Boeckmann George W., clerk, r. 1630a McAllister
Boeckmann & Graner (George Boeckmann and Adolph T.
Graner) proprietors Palm Dining Parlor, 943-94.^
Market
eS^Boeckmann. See Bockmann
Boedefeld E.vald, clerk, r. 41 Russ
Boedefeld John, furniture, 1171a Mission, r. 41 Russ
Boedeker Herman, groceries, SE cor Kearny and Green
Boedtker Harold, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r, 913 Geary
Boege Adolph F., tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r, 4 St,
Mary's Av
Boege Hans, porter South S, F. Packing and Provision
Co.. r. St. Mary's Avnr Mission Road
;Boege John H., teamster Liberty Dairy, r. 504 Athens
Boegle Anton, can vassmaker Sanborn Vail & Co., r. 22
Kearny
Boegler Frederick, teamster, r. 1324^ Eddy
Boehle William, machinist, r. 1213 Kearny
Boehm Albertina, widow, r. 20 Langton
Boehm Charles D. , collector D. E. Allison & Co. , r. 907
Stockton
Boehm Fritz, carpenter, r. 1114 Treat Av, rear
Boehm Jacques, machinist Union Wks, r. 246 Sixth
Boehm John A., machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r.
Market
Boehm Mary Miss, r. 1114 Treat Av, rear
Boehm Max, editor Atlantic Publishing Co., 6 Eddy, r.
42 Grove
Boehm Otto H., machinist, r. 435 Pine
Boehme Angelita Miss, r. 225J O'Farrell
Boehme Charles A., apothecary Broemmel's Pharmacy,
r. 1730 Lyon
Boehme William, laborer, r. 539 First
Boehmer Henry, tailor, r. 101 Montgomery Block
Boehnke Arthur E., with S. P. Co., r. 410 Twenty-nnith
BoehrerJohn (John Boehrer &Co.) r. Berkeley
Boehrer John & Co. (John Boehrer and Knud E. Arfsten)
carpenters and builders, 321 Sacramento
Boehringer Charles, tanner Norton Tanning Co. , r. 1025
Tenth Av South
Boehringer Henry, instnnuent maker Electrical Supjily
Co. , r. 14 Moss
Boeken Marcus W., griimian, r. 813b Central Av
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Boelen Alfred B., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. ^^^
524 Union ZII^«
Boelen John, helper Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 524 Union >^T
Boelen William C. , laborer S. P. Co. , r. 524 Union ?i ^?
Boell Alfred B., teamster, r. 415 Filbert w^™^
Boell Charles L., printer estate of M. Weiss, r. 415 Fil- ■
bert
Boell Charles L. Jr., clerk, r. 415 Filbert _
Boell Frank P., barber, r. 415 Filbert i^^^
Boell George H., printer estate of M. Weiss, r. 415 Fil- g^^^
bert f0 I ».
Boell Henry G., salesman, r. 415 Filbert y^^
Boell Joseph, barber, r. 623 Castro ^^^
Boelsems Elso, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 315 Cum- '^ ■ ^.
berland ^^^^
Boen Gustave, packer Newman & Levinson, r. 310| Clem- ^^W
entina "^^^
Boenig Herman, blacksmith, r. 1915 Polk ^"^^
Boepple Michael, foreman L L.Solomon & Co., r. 326
Twentv-ninth .
Boericke William (Boericke & Runyon) and physician and ^^^0
anil surnenii, office and r. 1S12 Washington, Tele- ^^^^
BbERICKE X RUNYON OV..M.... =
IS<»erickc and Kdward W. KuiiyMn) lioiiKr- Q^^
opathic- pliarniacy 'iiu Sutter, bet Kearuy ^"^
and 4>lrant Av, Telephone Main 14:»
BOKRIXUUK PIBKRE M., superintendent Art _^ ^^
Dept Overland Monthly Pub. Co., r. 607 Montgom- ^ 3_
erv Av £3- £o"
Boerliii Edward, cook Spaelti & Diethelm, r. 627 Com- ^_^ ^^
mercial ■=> ^^
Boerner William, liquors, Corbett Road ^ =>
Boernicke Louis, shoemaker, 1822 Howard —3 p=.
Boersique Anna, furnished rooms, 408 Natoma g* £§
BOES^€H EMILE, president Boesch Lamp Co., 585 "^ __,
Mission » 3
Boesch Henry, student, r. 29 Haight g ^
Boesch Frank, r. 134 McAllister & g^
BOESCH LAMP €0., Emile Boesch president, Martin ^^ ^_.
Bauer vice president and manager, Marius Artisues 00 <=>
secretary, 585 > ission ^ ^
Boese Charles J., bartender Martin Coleman, r. 1702
Market -^ f^
Boese Frederick (Boese & Jurgens), r. 1006a Golden ^y, c=>
Gate Av
Boese Gerhardt, seaman, r. 124 Eugenia
Boese Henrv A., architect SaMeld & Kohlberg, r. 1006a 00 M Ui
Golden' Gate Av. n " "&
Boese Herman (Boese & Wittenberg) r. 938 Mission O _
Boese John, clerk Boese & Wittenburg, r. 174 Jessie S O *^
Boese Nicholas (Wilkins & Boese), r. 50 Erie w 3 *•
BOESE * JIIRWEMS (Frederick Boese and Richard » ^ 5r
Jurgens) proprietors Hayes Valley Brewery, 512-514 X^g (^
Grove a 3 •*
BOESE A WITTE:^BER« (Hermann Boese and
Hermann Wittenberg) liquors, 45 Third and lodg-
ings, 174 Jessie
8^ Boese. See Boes and Bose
Boesen Hans C. (Schroeder & Boesen) r. 17* Fourtli W .
Boesen H. E., asst keeper Alcatraz Island Lisrhthouse -j (
Boesmann Charles, manaffer New Pleasanton, 715 How- « (
ard f*-
Boessenecker George, r. 1119^ McAllister ' ,
Boessenecker John, r. 1119i McAllister © '
Boessenecker Robert C, salesman Eveleth & Nash, r. «i .
1119!i McAllister ^ '
Boesser August, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South and L
Boettcher Albert, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
222 Page
Boettcher Paul, salesman City of Paris, r. 1132 Golden
Gate Av
K?"Eosttcher. See Botcher and Bottcher
Boettner George C, gardener, r. Alms House
Boeven Paul, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 6 Eddy
Bofinger Jacob, bartender Henry Hock
O^'-r^^^A r ir^ g**^ KND ICIXCHEN S\/F>F=I-IES at
^O 1 \^ A/ JtZ^^O C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
of H. CUVILLIER a FRtRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
pi
BOG
268
BOH
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Bag^nAlbinas J.,clerk J. C. Nolaii & Ca, r. (ti Oak
Grove Av
Bogan Catherine Miss, bakery, 721 Braunan
Bogan Dell Miss, spicepaoker, r. 721 Brannaa
Bogan J. Mrs., seamstress G.)odjear Rubber Co., r. 427
Broadway
Bogan James, master bktne Retriever, office 10 Market.
r. 816 Filbert
Bogan .John, teamster, r. 1184 Washington
Bogan Louis F., boikkeeper, r. 1406 California
Bogan Thomas, painter, r. 657 Minna
Bogan William F., folder La Grande Laundrv, r. 228
Twelfth
e:?"Bogan. See Bogen and Bog^^an
BOCrARDl'S JOHN' P., proprietor and editor Figaro,
.132 Merchant, r. 9J Delgado PI
Bogart .\ndrew T. , clerk A. W. Bogart & Son, r. 501
Devisadero
Bogart Arthur W. (A. W. Bogart & Son) r. ."SOI Devisa/
dero
Bogart A. W. & Son (Arthur W. and Sewall B.) hard-
ware, 1502 Market
Bogart Christine L., widow, r. 1508 Sacramentu
KOUART FRAXK .4., groceries aud hardware, NW
cor Hayes and Lyons, Telephone West 7d4, r. rtOl
Devisailero
Bogart James A., coaduct it C'al. St. RR., r. 1508 Sacra-
mento
Bogart Orlando H., accountant, r. 1429 Sacrament"
Bogart Sewall B. (A. W. B >g.u-t& Son) r. 511 Cole
BOG.AKT Tf ILLI.IM F.. cashier The Examiner, r.
830 Haight, Telephone West 226
Boge Carl C, oyster saloon, 1428 Polk, r. 127 Wood
Boge Jasper, oysterman Carl Boge, r. 127 Wood
Boge Philip, ovstemian Carl Boge, r. 3917 Sacramento
Bogel Edward" J., druggist Baldwin Pharmacv, r. 1819
Market
Bogel Henrv F. (Bogel & Grosse) r. 548 Fifteenth
Bogel & Grosse (Henry F. Bogel and John G. F. Grosse)
groceries and liquors, 552 Fifteenth
l^~Bogel. See Bogle
Bogen L. Mrs. , widow, r. 101 Henry
Bogen W. C., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenljaum, r.
642 Oak
Bogen William (Bogen & Wilkens) r. 642 Oak
B IGEX <& n'lLKEN.S (WiUiam Bogen and Jacob A.
Wilkens) proprieters The Louvre, XW cor Pow ell
and Eddy, TeleiAoi:e South 343
fcp" Bogen. See Bogan
Boger Adolph E., clerk F. E. Boger, r. 603 Linden A\
Boger Frederick E., cigar mnfr, 540 Hayes, r. 622 Fill-
more
Boger Wilhelm, groceries and liquors, 835 Hayes
Boggiano Dominio (Boggiano & Caranza) r. 17 Sonnra
PI
Boggiano & Caranza (Dominio Boggiano and Giuli'i Car-
anza) groceries and liquors, 1501 Dupont
B. ■gLr~ Samuel, laborer, r. 2222 Greenwich
Enyie William, laborer, r. 17 Boyce
Boyle Eliza A., widow, furnished' rooms,.543 Minna
Boirle Eugene E. , telegraph operator, r. 323 Clipi>er
Ho;rle John, clerk S. P. Co., r. 323 Clipper
dOGLl JUolPH H.I patent iiipdi-
rine.s. 6 t'ity llall Sqnare. r. :i'!A flipper
Bogle .losejih S., b..at builder Tmun Iron \Mv>, r. 5J
Lapidge
kF- Bogle. See Bogel
Bogline Louis, cement finisher, r. Ss Cortland Av nr An-
dover Av ,
Bogue Benjamin, soapmaker F. E. Seidel, r. SW cor
Powhattan and Minot
Bogue John, carpenter, r. SW ct)r Minot and Powhattan
Bogue Margaret, widow, r. 333i Ritch
Bogue Michael, laborer, r. W s Eleventh Av South nr
Cortland Av
Boguslawskj- Victor, r. 735 Bnuuian
Bohan Daniel, liquore, 249 Third, r. 60 Crocker
Bohan -James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 60,
Crocker ■
Bohan James A., grocer, r. 921 Howard
Bohan John (Currj- & Bohan) r. 1726 Lyon
Bohan Mary, domestic 517 De%isadero
Bohan Matthew, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg i Co., r.
GO Crocker
Bohan Michael, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg vS: Co. , r.
60 Crocker
Bohan Patrick, conductor, r. 60 Crocker
Bohan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 44 Minna
Bohan Peter, coremaker Steiger & Kerr, r. 123<> Har-
rison
Bohan Thomas, laborer, r. 60 Crocker
Bohan Thomas, laborer, r. 134| Perrj-
R^-Bohan. See Bohn, Bohen, Bone and Bowen
Bohanan Michael J., r. 408i Ninth
Bohannan Thomas F., gateman S. P. Co., r. 921 Howard
Bohannon Edward, expressman, SW cor Dupont and
Commercial, r. 357 Minna
Bohannon D. E., operator W. V. Tel. Co., r. Brooklvn
Hotel
BnharJ Charles, stableman F. Knoblick
BOHC.niA\ CLI'B, 130 Post, Telephone Main 479
Biihen Benjamin F., detective, r. 235 Keaniy
BOHK.N' GEORGE T., surveyor Alliance Assurance
Co. , r. 617 Pine
Bohen John, carriage washer, r. 422 Ivy Av
Bohen John, laborer, r. 461 Dolores
Bohen Patrick, laborer, r. 315 Bryant
Bohen Thomas, laborer, r. 417 Sanchez
B^" Bohen. See Bohan, Bohn and Bowen
Bohl Henrietta, widow, r. 503 Linden Av
Bohl Herman, teacher German Ea angelical Lutheran
School, r. 607 Willow Av
Bohle Albert, clerk Wolf Bros., r. 550 Fourth
Bohle Edward H., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
230 Thirtieth
Bohle tt illiam, expressman, r. 550 Fourth
Bohlen Edward H., hostler, r. 4» Eighth
Bohlen Ernst (Seeba & Bohlen) r. 2602 Post
Bohlig John H., salesman Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 818 Octavia
Bohlken John M., laborer S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 822 '
Twenty-sixth
Bohlman Annie, domestic 2120 Gearv
Bohlmanu Ehler (Hahn & Bohlmanii) r. 205 Third
Bohlmann Henry (Hahn, Bohlmanu & Co.) r. 723 Har-
rison
Bohlmann Herman, groceries and liquors, 100 Hayes
1^" Bohlmann. See Bollmann
Bohls H. & Co. (Henrv Bohls) mnfrs tobacco aud ciirar-
ettes, 244-246 Fremont
Bohls Henrj- (H. Bohls & Co.) r. 1022| Guerrero
Bohm Albert, clerk E. T. Allen Co., r. 621 Stevenson
Bohm Ernest, phvsician and surgeon, r. 233 Sixth
Bohm George H.," clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 621 Stevenson
Bohm Harrj- R., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 621 Stevenson
Bohm John A., packer Greenbaum, Weil & Michaels, r.
621 Stevenson
Bohm May Mrs., r. 233 Sixth
Bohm Otto, laborer, r. 1015 J \"ennont
Bohm Paul, butcher, r. S s Serpentnie Av nr Shotwcll
Bohm Robert, cook, r. 28 Natoma
Bohnie George, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.,r. Hi
Moulton Av
Bohn Andrew, clerk California State Hotel
Bohn Carl, master schr Pike County, 56 Steuart
Bohn Ernest M., plumber, r. 733b Clementina
Bohn Louise, widow, r. 48 West Park
Bohn William, butcher, r. 732a Grove
1^" Bohn. See Bohan and Bone
Bohne Lizzie Miss, bakery, la02i Hayes
Bohnenberg Frederick, carpenter and builder, r. Six-
teenth Av South nr Railroad Av
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIPS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ftDVERTISE in the SftN FRftNGISGO GflLL
— ,.ir-' I-^ITTI /^IIOC is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
XJ-ln rl I I / l\lll\l generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
IllL ni IL UUIVL Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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iBohiienberi,' John, liquors, NVV cor Fourth and Hubbel
Bohiienberger John, carpenter, r. 358 Eleventh
Bohner Henry, clerk John Bohner, r. 300 Turk
Bohner John, ^'rocenes and liquors, 300 Turk, r. 10t>i
McAllister
Bohns Eniilie, widow, r. 2011 Dupont
Bohr H A. Ph., statistician and manager stationery
dept Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 2034 Mission
' Bohr Wilhelinina Miss, millinery, 2034 Mission
Boice Charles de S., collector Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
t^ Boice. See Boyce
Boicelli Danielli, vegetables, Colombo Market
Boicelli Ferdinand, scavenger, r. 1809 Lombard
Boicelli Orazio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Boido Joseph, r. 21 Ohio ,„,» „ „
Boido Lorenzo, physician and surgeon, 134 1 Powell, r.
2105\Vebst«r , ,
Boieii Charles, clerk Boien & Rauland, r. 20 Federal
' Boien Phillip (Boien & Rauland) r. 20 Federal
Boieii & Rauland (Philip Boien and Michael Rauland)
groceries and liquors, 20 Federal
Boisen Hans, master mariner, r. 127 Francisco
Boisen Henry, clerk, r. 127 Francisco
Boisse Gaston, clerk Henry Gehrt, r. 603 Dupont
Boisse Gaston J., pressman Ravelev Printing Co., r. 2014i
Dupont
Boisseau Emile, shoemaker, r. 519J Post
Boisson George, pressman Schmidt Label and Litho Co.,
r. 1506 Jones
Boisson Jane Mrs., r. 1506 Jones
Boisson Jennie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1506 Jones
Boiteno Angelo, cleaner Stone & Co., r. 1515 California
Boitano Angelo, laborer, r. 317 Clement
Boitano Angelo, liquors, 705 Battery
Boitono Carlo, salesman Frank Bacigalupi, r. 4^ Keyes
Alley
B<iitano Emilio, insui-ance solicitor Belden & Cofran, r.
1916 Union
Boitano Francisco, liquors, 424 Montgomery Av, r. 4
Noble's PI
, Boitano John, bootblack John J. Calish, r. 317 Clement
Boitano Joseph, marble polisher John C. Pierce, r. 3
Bartol
Boitano Luigi (Luigi Boitano & Co.) r. 622 Front
; Boitano Luigi & Co. (Luigi Boitano and Giuseppe Sche-
none) groceries and liquors, 626 Front
' Boivm Louis E., carrier lost Office, r. 218 Stockton
Bokariza Peter N. (Burin, Bokarizo & Co.) r. 561 Stev-
enson
Bolan George W., r. 1920 Leavenworth
Bolan John"; laborer Cal. St. RR., r. 1426^ Broadway
Bolan M. J., physician and surgeon, office and r. 14
Grant Av. , rooms 28-29
Bolan W. N., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Alameda
1^- Bolan. See Bohlen
Boland Bridget, widow, r. 431 Tenth
• Boland Dennis J., haniessmaker J. O'Kane, r. 1125^
Twentieth
, Boland Frank, clerk, r. 20 Clementina
Boland George, bookkeeper A. Paladini, r. 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Boland James, riveter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New Conti-
nental Hotel
Boland James B. , florist J. H. Sievers, 25 Post
Boland Joanna M. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 431 Tenth
Boland Joseph F.,gripman Market St. Ry., r. 39 Pow-
ell Av
Boland Lawrence, laborer S. P. Co.
Boland Lawrence (S. J.) teacher St. Ignatius College,
214 Haves
Boland M., fireman stmr City of Puebla
Boland Michael, cigars, 714 Kearny, r. 417 Kearny
Boland Michael, teamster, r. 74 Broadway
Boland Michael C, haniessmaker J. O'Kane, r. 1125.^
Twentieth
I .: H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UV75RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia BottIi9<^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH. ^^
Telephone West 144- 1413 EDDY ST. ^
Boland Patrick, real estate and insurance, 26 Montgom- ^_
erv, r. 1023 Bush ^^
Boland Richard J., carrier Postofflce, r. 1137 Folsom ^^
Boland Richard J., sailmaker, r. 431 Tenth
Boland Robert J. , bartender Alphonse Revert, r. S s IM)
Bryant Av., bet Center and El Dorado ^^
Boland William H., clerk Nicholas Bichard, r. 24 First
Bolander C. Mrs., r. lOi Eighth
BOLA.^DER L. PH., sawing, planing and turning, ^-^
115-117 Main, Telephone Main 426, r. 1032 Fair Oaks "^^
Bolber Anton, laborer, r. 1611 Mission ^ v
Boice Daniel H., carrier Post Office, r. 321 San Jose A\ (^
Boldemann Adolph C, essential oiU, 307 Commercial, r. .
2634 Howard ^(
BOLDEHA\iV C'HAnLES A., manager Golden
State Publishing Co., 142 Phelan Bldg., r. 2624
Sutter
Boldemann Gustavus, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 2624 ^^
Sutter
Boldemann Louisa, widow, r. 2624 Sutter
boldemann Oscar, salesman, r. 2624 Sutter
BOLDKRL DO.ni.\It'K, groceries and liquors, 1020
Br\aiit
Boldt Lawrence H., salesman John W. Rooch, r. 313 j
O'Farrell
Bole Constant, gardener, r. 1006 McAllister
Bole David C, foreman G. W. Clark, r. 522 Jones
Bole Harman (Petri & Bole) r. 18 First
Bole James, clerk Forbes Bros., r. 1203 Green
Bole John, laborer, r. 911 Batters", rear
Bole John Jr., teamiter William Kerr Co., r. 911 Batter; ,
rear
Bole John H., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 126 Tenth
Bole Robert C, receiver and paying teller S. F. and San
Mateo Ry, r. 15.5 Guerrero
Bole William, bakery, 845 Seventeenth
Bole William, teamster William Kerr Co.,r. 911 Battery,
rear
Bolesworth Brittain, butcher, r. 1130 Bryant
Bolfing Arthur J., clerk Harbor Commissioners, r. 1010
Fifteenth
Bolger Anthonv J., salesman J. Samuels, r. 917 O'Far-
rell
Bolger Eugene, piinter Amzy Dutol, r. 22 Folsom
Bolger James, 3d officer stmr Columbia, r. 35 Tehama
Be ger James J., gents' furnishing goods, 210 Fourth
Bolger James J., tinsmith Power & Pike, r. 27 Capp
Bolger John, r. 35 Tehama
Bolger John, plasterer, r. 819| Dolores
Bolger John J., seaman, r. 35 Tehama
Bolger Miles J., teamster, r. 72' Central Av
Bolder Phillip, general insurance, 421 California
Bolger Thomas, clerk Timothy J. Moynihan, r. 27 Cai>p
liolger Thomas Jr. , clerk T. J. Moyninan, r. 27 Capp
BOLGER A CO. (Philip Bolger) state agent The Fi-
delitv and Casualty Co. (of New York) 421 California
B^ Bolger. See Boulger and Bulger
Bolian Augustus H., cook, r. 312 Natoma
Bolin John, lampman Cal. St. RR., r. 1426J Broadway
Bolitho John W., watchmaker, 604 O'Farrell, r. 227
Second
Bolivar Charles L., porter, r. 108 Williams
Bolivar William T., clerk George T. Marsh & Co., r. lOS
Williams
Boliver Patrick, shoemaker, r. 525 Laguna
Boll George, messenger Asst Adjutant General, Dept of
Cal., U. S. A , r. Clay nr First Av
Bolla Ronieho, bartender Silvio Capella, r. 1705 Jones
Bollard Valrey, stevedore, r. 311 Main
Boiler Elizabeth, widow, r. 3009 Greenwich
Bollar Hennann, painter, r. 3009 Greenwich
Boiler John, stairbuilder, 545 Brannan, r. 1262b Eigh-
teenth
Boiler William, lithographer, r. 3009 Greenwich
Bolles Frederick, master stmr Columbia, r. 702 Dolores
Bolles James C, r. 238 Oak
Bollier Elizabeth, widow, r. 2751 Harrison
DIXON, B0BGE80N HO. SHOW Gf\5£5
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp. name Highland Springs)
^^^i^ij:^t^ HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Direct Connection
by Mail, Express
and Telegraph.
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WITH THE
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428 California Street
BoUier Paul, blacksmith, r. 16 Garden
S^Bollier. See BuUier
Boiling Louis, miner, r. Oriental Hotel
Bollinger Charles, wire worker, r. 239 Green
Bollinger Frank, barber J. D. Schehr, r. 1515 Jackson
Bollinger Frank, pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 239 Green
Bollinger J. , oiler Examiner, r. 239 Green
Bollinger Louis, type caster, r. 239 Green
Bollinger Nicolas, porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 239 Green
Bollinger Robert, cashier German Hospital
Bollinger William A., watchmaker Julius Van Miet, r.
1210 Mason
6^ Bollinger. See Ballinger
Bolliver Patrick, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. First
Av, South S. F.
Bolhnan D. M. (Bollman & Ernst) r. East Oakland
BoUman John (Bollman & Kruger) r. 2118 Pine
BoUman & Enist (D. M. Bollman and Nils H. Enist)
produce commission, 226 Clay
Bollman & Kruger (John Bollman and Charles Kruger)
mnfrs cigarettes, 540 California
B^ Bollman. See Bohlman
Bollo Charlotte widow, r. 718 Greenwich
BoUo Frank J. , machinist Hadwen Swain Mnfg Co. , r.
1525 Powell
Bollo James, helper Muir Bros. , r. 114 Francisco
Bollo Mario, helper Hadwen Swain Mnfg Co., r. 114
Francisco
Bollo Richard, teamster, r. 718 Greenwich
BoUweg Henry (BoUweg & Frahm) XE cor Fulton and
Laguna
BoUweg William, clerk Julius Hoegemann, r. 645 Val-
encia
Bollweg & Frahm (Henry Bollweg and Ernest Frahm)
groceries and pro\-isions, NE cor Fulton and Laguna
Bolmer Charles, painter, r. 10 Twenty-si.vth
Bologna Anton, seaman stmr San Juan
Bolognesi Alfred, portrait artist, 105 Murphy Bldg, r.
Berkelev
Bolsted Lars M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. West Ber-
keley
Bolster Alice Miss, clerk, r. 20 Oak
Bolstorff Charles G., r. 32 Silver
Bolte Carl, compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1540 Ninth,
Alameda
Bolte Ernst L., cement paver, r. 5 Hartmann
Bolte Henry, bartender, r. 261 Ninth
Bolte Jeanne Miss, private school, 2127 Jackson, r. 2428
Buchanan
Bolten Adolph, agent Ziese propeller, 510 California, r.
234 Page
Bolton A. E. (Sharp & Bolton) attorney at law, 318 Pine,
rooms 2S-30, r. East Oakland
Bolton Edward, gardener NW cor Pacific and Devisadero
Bolton Jefferson D. (Bolton & Strong) r. 2526 Clay
Boiton John, engineer, r. 7 Seventh
Bolton Robert C, office 604 Merchant
BOLTO.\ MILLIAM W. REV., rector Church St.
Marv the Virgin (Episcopal) r. 2311 Union
BOLTO\ A STKO.VG (Jefferson D. Bolton and
Nathan B. Strong) photo-engravers, 510-512 Mont-
sromerv, Telephone Main 5308
I^" Bolton. See Boulton
BOLTS JOH\ F., proprietor A A House, 304 Kearny,
r. 12 Yerba Buena
Bolts John F. Jr., with Frisbee, Risdon & Co., r. 12
Yerba Buena
Bolts John H., porter J. F. Bolts, r. 740 Folsom
Bolts Richard, shipping clerk F. Tonner, r. 12 Yerba
Buena
Boltshauser Jacob, stableman Edward J. Creelv, r. 510
Golden Gate Av
Boltz Albert R., baker, r. 143 Hill
Boltz, Clymer & Co. (Philadelphia) Daniel H. Priest agent,
3 California, room 35
Boltz Henn,-, selector Anglo-American Crockery and
GlasswaVe Co. , r. 143 Hill
Boltz Mina Miss, domestic 1418 Masonic Av
Boltz William, clerk, r. 143 Hill
Bolz August, liquors, SW cor California and Kearny, r.
30 Kearny
Boman John, seaman, r. 217 East
Bomer Benjamin, cooper Cal. Barrel Co. , r. 1504 Ken-
tucky
BO.\ CHARLES A. (Cha\iche & Bon) r. Ttmescal. Cal.
Bon Daniel B., salesman H. Roman & Co., r. 819 Pine
BOX H.4.GB.4RT (Bon & W. i-gerber) r. 606 Natoma
Bon Robert V., bookkeeper George D. Mayle, r. dOB '
Howarf
BON TON MARKET, Hen,, c. p....
eollet itroprletur, »04-»06 Valencia, Tele-
nbone .Mission .50
BOX <& n'EISGERBER (Hagbart Bon and F.
Weisgerber) wines and liquors, 114 Fourth
Bonacina Angelo, woodcar\ er Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 336 Green
Bonacina Charles (Bonacina & Podesta) r. 1400 Kearny
Bonacina Joseph F., salesman J. M. Bonacina, r. 3031
California
Bonacina Jos- ph M., furniture, 17 Montgomery Av, r.
3031 California
Bonacina Wallace E., clerk J. M. Bonacina, r. 3031 Cali-
fiirnia
Bonacina & Podesta (Charles Bonacina and Giovanni
Podesta) wood and coal, 1400 Kearny
Bonaly Delphin, foreman J. Jacquemet"& Co., r. SE cor
T«-euty-second and Douglass
Bonanza House, Birahslm & Smith proprietors, 867-869
Market
Bond Anna M., widow, r. 437 Golden Gate Av
Bond Charles R., r. 1727 Green
Bond Emma Mrs., compositor Chronicle, r. 905i Powell
Bond Ernest E., r. 714 Larkin
Bjnd Frederick T., phvsician and surgeon, office and r.
213 Geary
Bond George, driver Charles Graeber, r. 2913 Harrison
Bond Henrj- C, conductor, r. 613 Central Av
Bond Henry H., barber, W s Railroad Av nr Eighth Av
South
Bond Jackson M., machinist, r. 890 Fourteenth
Bond James E., butcher Charles Graeber, r. 2913 Harri-
son
Bond John F., salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Alameda
Bond John H., editor Richmond Banner, r. 426 Eleventh
Av
Bond Lottie, widow, r. 677 Mission
B md Mary Miss, nurse, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Bond Michael, millhand Cal. Car Wks
Bond Robert, carpenter, r. 414 Ellis
Bond Thomas, foreman James Beatty, r. M nr Eleventh
Av South
Bond William D., clerk, r. 890 Fourteenth
Bonda Peter, icecream maker George Haas & Sons, r. 612
Ellis
Bonde Christian, carpenter, r. 1331 Alabama
Bonde Peter N. , carriagemaker, r. 2654 Folsom
Bonds Amanda Mrs., furnished rooms, 60 Third
Bonds Frank, machinist, r. 60 Third
Bone Charles, secretary Blythe Co., 222 Sansome, r. 1610
Steiner
Bone Ellen Mrs. , r. 1526 Dolores
Bone John, electrician stmr Walla Walla, r. 819 Capp
Bone John, laborer, r. 1405b Pacific
Bone Peter, 1st officer stmr Humboldt, r. Oakland
Bone Rose E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1526 Dolores
Bone William A., laborer Studebaker Bros., r. 1310b Har-
rison
Bone Edward, asst cashier Saving and Loan Society, r.
1709 Gough
Bonell Julius, gardner Thomas Meherin, r. 100 Prospect
PI
Bonelli Edith M. Mrs., teacher Hawthorne Primar)'
School, r. 1630 Market
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY C0.?1
5 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
^HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
BON
271
BOO
Boiifclli Eugene S., teacher nnisic, r. 418 Powell *
Bonestell Charles A., physician L. J. Jordan & Co., 1051
Market, r. 610 Ellis
Bonestell Cutler L. (Bonestell k Co.) r 512 Stockton
Bonest«ll Horatio S., salesman Levison Bros., r. lll.i
Bush
Bonestell John T. (Levison Bros.) r. 1113 Bush
Bonestell Louis H. (Bonestell & Co.) r. 512 Stockton
Bonestell Robert G., salesman Levison Bros., r. San
Mateo
KON'E8TELL Jk CO. (Louis H. and Cutler L. Bones-
tell) importers and jobbers news, writing and wrap-
ping paper, 401-403 Sansome, warehouse 14 Halleck,
Telephone Main 133
Bonetti Martha Mrs., liquors, 14 Seventh, r. 1017 Pierce
Bonetto Antonio, cook, r. 905 Pacific
Bonham Bernard E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
442 Brannan
Bonham Charles, carpenter, r. 518 Webster
Bonham Ellen, widow, r. 442 Brannan
Bonham George, conductor Market St Ry, r. 16231 Grove
Bonham Nellie Miss, machine operator G. Rosenberg &
Son, r. 1623J Grove
Bonham William, r. 1623i Grove
Bonham William H. , machinist, r. 442 Brannan
Bonifield Frederick J., clerk W. S. Ray Mnfg Co., r. 8
Harriet
Bonifield James T., clerk, r. 8 Harriet
Bonifield Samuel, master mariner C. A Hooper & Co.,
r. 1435 Steiner
Bonifield S. H., brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co., r. S
Harriet
Bonig Augustus H., peddler, r. 86 Clipper
Bonin Carl, salesman Herman L. Judell, r. 1717 Laguna
Boning H. W., carpenter, r. 41 Thirty-fourth
IThosC-Butterworth
iZZS 225 227 TENTH STREET
'•i^,-* - 5AN FRANCI5Cn,CAL.
ir ^ - SAN FRANIII5
iXTAINEDni
LASS
Bonini Emile, r. 1211 Pov.ell
Boniti Hall 2735 Folsom
Bonitas George, second cook stmr Acapulco
Bonn Achille, clerk H. Summerfield & Co„r. 310J Clem-
entina
Bonn Gustave, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 310^ Cle-
mentina
Bonn Frederick Rev. , pastor German M. E. Church, r.
864b Folsom
Bonn Silvain, with Eugene Campion & Co., r. 310i
Clementina
Bonnardel A. drew E., waiter, r. 509 Bryant
BO.\!VELL ALLII$0\ €., with Redington & Co., r.
2326 Jones, Telephone East .529
Botmell Edwin, assistant cathier Savings and Loan
S .ciety, r. 1709 Gough
Bonnell Franklin C, d. ntal student, r. 532 Haight
BOKNELL JAMES F., cashier Redington & Co., r.
1709 Gough
Bonnell S. M. Mrs., r. 26 Glen Park Av
Bonn r Alfred, finisher Norton Tanning Co , r. Silver
City House
Bonner Alphonso, conductor, r. 815 Kearny
Bonner An Irew, teamster Robinson & (jillespie, r. 12
St ckton PI
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCrSCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL r^ATIO/MS DRI/NK
pred(^ri(;l^sbiir(5 [^(^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Bonner Andrew Jr., carpenter, r. 12 Stockton PI
BON.\EK CHARLES «., president Bonner Vine-
yard Co., 14 Sansome, room 8, r. 1243 Leavenworth
Bonner JJaniel, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 220 Illi-
nois /
Bonner David, upholsterer, r. 904 Kearny
Bonner Ernest C, law student Clement, Cannon, Kline
& Stradley, r. 110« Gough
Bonner Grace Mrs., salesladv Hale Bros., r. 21 Buena
Vista
Bonner Harry L., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &Co.,
r. 17 Rincon PI
Bonner Isaac, peddler, r. 207 Seventh
Bonner John, editor, r. 1900 Vallejo
Bonner John J., clerk, r. 820b Geary
Bonner Joseph, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. Fruit\ ale
Bonner J.seph M., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Bonner Robert, messenger, r. 12 Stockton PI
Bonner Robert, porter Wei's Fargo & Co., r Berkeley
Bonner Sallie, widow, seamstress, r. 804 Larkin
BO.\i\ER VI.\EVAKU CO., Charles G. Bonner
president, Edward N. Lindsay secretary, 14 Sansome,
Bonner William, r. 336 Green
Bonner William, painter, r. 423 Union
Bonnet Bonnet, paving contractor, 100 Montgomery Av,
r. 1205 Turk
Bonnet Edward, laundry, 326 Drumm
Bonnet Theodore F., reporter Report, r. Ill Devisadero
Bonney Albert, insurance; r. 114 Turk
Bonney Frank J., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 13-
14, r. Hotel Sutherland
Bonney George S., engineer, 319 Pine
Bonney James W. (Flinn & Bonney) r. 114b Fourteenth
Bonney Joseph P., plumber, r. 114b Fourteenth
Bonney Mary Mrs., r. 114b Fourteenth
Bonney William T., engineer Consumers Ice Co., r. 8
Geary Court
Bonnington Gerald, compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 1415
Vermont
Bonnis Cassimer, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixteenth Av South, nr P
Bonnis Theodore, machinist Legallett-Hellwig Tanning-
Co., r. Fifteenth Av South, nr Railroad Av
Bonnot Frank, niolder, r. 34 Harriet
Bonny C. S,, wood turner S. F. Planing Mills, r. 779 Fol-
som
BO.\NY GEORGE (Shreve & Co.) r, Pacific-Union
Club
Bono Antonio, fisherman, r. 314J Vallejo
Bono Joseph, salesman P. F. Zammitt, r. 427 Green
Bonos Erban, porter John Dupas, r. 1308 Stockton
Bonquois Samuel O., engraver Union Litho. Co., r. 3
Essex PI
Bonsell Jesse C, r. 738 Ellis
Bonstin S. A. , proprietor Bonstin's Law and Collection
office, 112 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Bonstin's Law and Collection office, S. A. Bonstin pro-
prietor, 112 Montgomery
Bonta Walter G., attornev at law, 39-40 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 2122 Pine >. ^
Bonzey Albion P., r. 1829 San Carlos Av ;; "
Boobar Adolph, seaman, r. 2013 Dupont, rear ' -t
BOOBAR JAME»i, chi6f wharfinger Harbor Com-
missioners, office Clay Street Wharf, r. 313 Scott
Boock Henrv, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 2534
Bryan
Boodan John, laborer, r. 1007 Alabama
Boodt Jacob H., carpenter, r. 139 Douglass
Boog Isaac, peddler, r. 547 Fulton
Boohan August, blacksmith, r. 20 Flood Av
Boohan Ferdinand, laborer, r. 20 Flood Av *
Boohan Frederick, teamster, r. 20 Flood Av
Booker Charles, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 221 Golden
Gate Av
Booker Carsner J., painter, r. 2013 Folsom
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C.Browr)&SoQfl4't5.823MetSI:.
PEBIIIEB-JOUET & CO. GHHjnPPE
FOR SHIiE BY Alili FIRST-CUASS WIflE VISH" '
CHANTS AflD GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Booker Ernest F., janitor Mills Bldg, id floor, r. T,in
Folsom
Booker George E., ch'ef clerk Spring- Vallev W. W., r.
2215 Steiner
Booker Geor<re T., clerk Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
100 Haig-ht
Booker Kate E. Mrs., r. 607 Polk
Booker Lewis, with Christy & Wise
Bookman Adolph, clerk, r. 2626 Market
Bookstaver Walter H., buyer William H. Brown, r. '.112
Fulton
Boole Frederick W. (Boole & Bosqui) r. Belvedere
Boole Geoi^e, secretary Lewis Anderson & Co., 225 East,
and shipbuilder, 5 Spear, r. Oakland
Boole George, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. The Berkshire
Boole Maud .M., widow, r. 836 Turk
Boole William A., shipbuilder, 219 Steuart, r. 300 Laurel
Boole William A. Jr. , secrefcm' Ybarra Gold Mining Co. ,
219 Steuart, r. 300 Laurel "
BOOLK A- BOSQUI (Fred W. Boole and Edward L.
Bosqui) general insurance agents and city agents
Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Co.,
204 Sansome
Boomer Alexander H., general manager California,
Oregon and Idaho Stage Co. , 14 Sansome, room 11,
r. 1300 Page
Boomer Alexander R., bookkeeiJer California, Oregon
and Idaho Stage Co., r. 1300 Page
Boomer H. A., mail carrier, r. 2512 Washington
Booms Peter, gardener, r. 146 Tehama
Boone Charles H., barber, 121 Sutter, r. 2016 Hjde
Boone Charles T., attorney at law, r. 1707 Stevenson
u BOONE JOHN L,
attorney at la^.
iOii Sansoiiif. rooms «-l». Telephone Main
5410, r. ii-iii Twenty-first
Boone Ralph, furnace worker William Cronan, r. 1215
Market
Boone Ralph A., tinsmith, r. 10421 Folsom
Boone Samuel, hostler Guadaloui)e Dairj- Co., r, San
Bruno Av, opp Fifteenth Av South
BOONE >VILLIA.U R., editor and proprietor The
California Rural World, 49| First, r. San Mat€o
Boormun Charles, cook Albert Kuhn, r. 1 Polk
Biios .T., r. Commercial House
BcM.s .Iac..b, barber, 202 Fourth, r. 704 i Clementina
Bo( ise Henry, carpenter, r. 1230 Pacific
Boose Robert F. , porter r. 912 Gear>-
Boost J., foreman H. Fredericks, r.'l643 Twentv-third
BOOTH A\I>RE>V «.. (Gunnison, Booth" & Bart-
nett) attorney at law, 328 Montgomer\-, rooms 9-10,
Telejihone Main 1448, r. 2510 Wa,shington, Tele-
)ih(.iie West 3.58
BOOTH ANNA S.,M.D.,p..,..c..„
oltice and r. 1504 Market, opposite Eislitli,
rooms 11-12, liours 'i to 4 F. .M.
Booth A. M. Mrs., r. 270 First
Booth Arthur E., letter carrier, r. 13 White
Booth Agusta M., widow, r. 52 Clementina, rear
Booth Augustus C. , pattern maker F. A. Bobbins Press
Wks, r. 58 Clementina
Booth C. C, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
Booth David, paper carrier, r. 616 Guerrero
Booth Edward, editor Rejxirt, r. Oakland
Booth Edward B., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.. r. Ala-
meda
Booth Ella N. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School r. 512 ShotwcU
Booth Frank E., commission brokerage and secretary
Sacramento River Packers' Association, 126Da\is, r.
540 Fillmore
Booth Gold Mining Co., George R. Spinney secretan-,
310 Pine
Booth George W., cabinet maker W. A. Schrock, r. 337
Seventeenth
XE cor
Booth George W., painter, r. 1603 Dolores
Booth .lames E., tanner Norton Tanning Co.,
Fl irida and Army
Booth .James M., clerk Huntington, Hopkins Co., r. .V2
Clementina, rear
Booth James P., reporter Report, r. 901 Powell
Booth John, laborer, r. 22 Norfolk
Booth John, seaman, r. 623 East
Boiith Joseph, tanner, r. NE cor Florida and Amu
Booth Madeline Miss, teacher Edison Primary Seliool, r.
512 Shot well
Booth Margaret Mrs., bakeiy 1603 Dolores
Booth Newton, clerk, r. Royal House
Booth Robert, tanner, r. NE cor Florida and Anny
Booth Samuel, r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Samuel, secretarj- Excelsior Hall Assn, v. 724
Guerrero
Booth Samuel F. Jr., secretary General Traffic- Man,
ger S. P. Co., r. 120 Julian Av
Booth W. <"., jjorter, r. 215 O'Farrell
Booth William, cornicemaker, r. 127 Julian Av
Booth William F., att<irney at law, 220 Market, r. Ber-
keley
Booth William J., ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 45 Erie
Boothbv Margaret, widow, r. Berlin bet Wayland and
Woolsey, U. M. T.
Boothbv Mel vin, soapmaker Commercial Soap Co., r.
146 Eleventh
Boothbv Sarah E., restaurant, 223 Leavenworth, r. 214
Turk
B(jothroyd Kate, widow, r. 311 Ivy Av
Bootz Adam, i)roj>rietor Bootz's Park, r. E s Mission Road
nr County Line
Bootz Adam Jr., clerk, r. Ss -Mission Road nr County
Line
Bootz's Park, Adam Bootz proprietor, Es Mission Ruad
nr County Line
Bope Frank .J., gripnian, r. 21 Fell
Bopp George, bedmaker, r. 512 Bush
Bop]> Louis, bakeiy ani confectionerj", 3111 Fillmore
Boquist Swan, carpenter, r. 1110 Stevenson
Boradori Emma L., widow, r. 1509 Kansas
Boradori William J., clerk, r. 1509 Kansas
Boiadt Heu'y J., coremaker Enterprise Foiuidry, r. 1,'
Twenty-eighth
Boradt Wilhelmine, widow, r. 19 J Twenty eighth
Boradt William D., i>ainter, r. 19^ Tiventy-eiifhth
Borc^nos Angelo, driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Manning Pl
Boral Louis, porter, r. 524 Taylor
Borchard August F., carbuilder Cal. Car Wks
Borchardt Oscar, pajiercarrier, r. 435 Nineteenth
Borchardt Oscar Mrs., dressmaking, 433 Nineteenth, r.
435 Nineteenth
Borchardt Paul, r. 1713i Post
Borchers Adolph W., clerk Mack & Co., r. 640 J Haight
Borchers Herman H., insurance, r. 1250 California
Borchers Jacob, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Borchers Theodore W., liquors, 268 Stevenson
Borchers William N., master mariner, r. 31 h East
Borck Leopold J. f B<irck & Rosenberg) r. 635 Gi>lden
Gate Av
Borck & Rosenberg (Leopold J. Borck and Joseph H.
Rosenberg) merchant tailors, 254 Ellis
&" Borck. See Bork
Bi>rdain Vasilie, candy maker, r. 529 Post
Borday John, r. 326 Pacific
Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, Eugene Thomas iS: Co.
agents, 416 Battery
Borden A. C Frank, plasterer, r. 607 Natoma
Borden Alexander, cooper, r. 4 Alger PI
Borden Edwin G., reporter, r. 1221 Twenty-sixth
Borden Harris, r. 433 Ringold
Borden Helen Miss, r. 2128 Pine
BOKDR\ IVEY L., proprietor Commercial Steam
Power Works and superintendent Artesian Water
Works (of Alameda) 510 Commercial, Telephone
Main 5846, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
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Borden James C, teamster, r. 2 Clyde
Borden James R. teamster Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 264 Clementina
Bijrden John F. , teamster, r. 2 Cljde
Borden John G. (Borden & Nesbitt) r. 204^ Eleventh
Borden Juliet R. M. , widow, r. 2128 Pine
Borden Lewis, porter Mills Bldg, r. 417 Clementina
Borden Michael, r. 342 Fourth
Borden Nathaniel A., laundrjman, r. 542J Bryant
Borden Nicolas F., teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co.,r. 2 Clyde
Borden Peter, porter Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r.
251 i Clara
B«R»E.\' RII4»UE.S, first assistant City and County
Attorney, New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 2128 Pine
Borden Terence, laborer, r. 251 1 Clara
Borden William, millhand, r. 251J Clara
Borden "William, teamster, r. 106 Langton
Borden William L., driver National Ice Co., r. 222 Tenth
Borden & Nesbitt (John J. Borden and David L. Nesbitt)
groceries and liquors, 204^ Eleventh
Bordenave Bernard, liquors, 536 Merchant, r. 1515
Powell
Bordenave Jean M., laborer, r. 13 Trenton
Bordenave Jennie Miss, r. 1515 Powell
Bordenave John, butcher B. Salles & Co., r. Seventh Av
South nr M
Bordenave Joseph, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. Sixth Av South nr P
Bordenave Joseph A., butcher B. Salles & Co., r. 1102
Seventh Av South
Bordenave Leon P. F., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1319 Mason
Bordenave Peter, baker, r. 8 Adler
Bordenave Peter, laborer, r. 1235 Sixth Av South
Borden we Prosper, laborer, r. NW cor Fifth Av Snuth
and M
Border William, porter Norton, Teller & Boden
Bordinet Eugene, gardener, r. 1527 Bush
Bordwell Albert B., plumber, 154 Solano, r. 510 Missouri
Bordwell George A , architect, 318 Pine, room 39, r.
Alameda
Bordwell Helen M., widow, r. 69^ Henrv
Bordwell William W. , carpenter, r. Alms House
Boreham Benjamin, r. .5241 Natoma
Boreham Charles A., blacksmith. 111 Caroline, r. 105
Caroline
Boreham George, carpenter Cal. St. RR., r. 5241 Natoma
Boreham Louise, widow, r. 524J Natom i
Boreiku Ladislaus. office 336 Pine, r. 2302| California
Borein Reouble, tailor John Blake, r. Oakland
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.) r. Switzerland
BOREL ALFRED A CO. (Alfred and Antoine Borel)
capitolists, 311 JI(>nt,'omen-, Telephone Main 1827
BOREL A.\T01\E (Alfred Borel & Co.) and Consul
Switzerland, 311 Montgomery, Telephone Main 5053,
r. 606 Stockton
Borel Daniel, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 515* Bush
Borel Frank, fruits and vegetables, 87 Ninth, r."794 Stev-
enson
Borel Joseph (Bailli & Borel) r. 1210 FilUnore
Borel Joseph, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r. 4
John
Borel Julius, waiter, r. 4 Marey PI
Borel Leon F., groceries, 1630 Powell
Borel Leon F. Jr., herder, r. 1530 Powell
Borel Marie Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 401 Gearv
Borel Peter G., barber, 1133 Dupont, r. 1200 Kearny
Borel T., porter French Hospital
Borella Angelo (G. A. Borella & Co.) r. San Rafael
Borella G. A. & Co. (Giuseppi A. Borella and Angel Bo-
rella) bottle dealers, 1136 Howard
Borella Giuseppi A. (G. A. Borella & Co.) r. 1136 Howard
Borello Gaetano, waiter J. Lorice, r. 2213 Powell
Borello Giovanni B. , laborer, r. 619 Broadway
Boren Benjamin, clerk Pac. Bottle Yard, r. 4*29 Grove
Borenman James, hostler, r. 29 Natoma
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Borg John B., steward, r. 413 East
Borgel Frank, musician, r. 3281 Ninth
Borgel John, compositor Arbe'ter Zeitung, r. 328* Ninth
Borgen John, laborer, r. 261 First
Borgerding Henry, i)ai)er cutter Wempe Bros., r. 8^
Lapidge
Borgerson John, seaman, r. 23 Freelon, rear
Borges George L., barber M. A. Farpeilha, r. Oakland
Borges John N., dental student, r. 510 Geary
Borgeson Charles (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.) r. Oakland
Borgfeldt Gaorge, clerk Henry Heitmxnn, r. 1008 Bush
Boiggren Albert, basketmaker, r. 225 Perry
Borggren Frederick, blacksmith, r. 225 Perry
Borggreu William, tailor, r. 436 Pine
Borghoff, John C, laborer, r. 322 Twelfth
Borghren Albert W., draughtsman, r. 1206 Howard
Borghren Nils, tailor, r. 1203| Howard
Borglin Charles J., rigger Union Iron Wks, r. 423 Missis-
sippi
Borgmart Augustus, laborer White Bros., r. Alamela
Borgonovo' Cerilla, waiter, r. 531 Vallejo
Borgonovo Cipriano, tailor, r. 531 Vallejo
Borgstrom Emelia Miss, milliner, 322 Montgamery Av r.
324 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Frederick, plumber, r. NK cor Point Lob»s
and Forty-third Avs
Borgstrom Jennie, widow, milliner, 1521 Polk
Borgstrom Peter, tailor Cord H. Holstein, r 324 Mont-
gomery Av
Borgwardt Charles, bartender James Schwartz, r. 635
Borho Charles, janitor, r. 620 Ash Av
Borie Louis J., manager F. Chevalier k Co., r. 2107
Pine
Borie Louise Miss, teacher Miss West's School, r. 2014
Van Ness Av
Boritta John, driver, r. 1418 Pacific
e^-Bork. See Borck
Borkheim Abraham, glove cutter The Carson Glove
Co., r. 1103 McAllister
Borkheim Harry, tailor, r. 1103 McAllister
Borkheim William, watchcase maker E. E. Piguet, r.
1103 McAllister
Borkman Louis A., barber Charles A. Becker, r. 343
Jersey
Borla Jean, painter, r. 911 Sacramento
Borla John, painter, r. Pelmarose House
Borland Archie, law student Estee & Miller, r. Oakland
Borland Gu\ H,, clerk Youngberg & Borland, r. 315|
Haight ■
Borland James H. (Youngberg & Borland) notary pub-
lic, 216 Bush, room 13, r. 315i Haight
Borland James W., clerk, r. 1724 O'Farrell
Borland John, engineer, r. 420 Sixth
Borland Margaret, widow, r. 1724 O'Farrell
Borland Patrick, laborer, r. 613 Mission
Bjrland Raese, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 516 Dia-
mond
Borland Robert, teacher Presbi'terian Chinese Church
and Mission, r. 318h Clementina
Borland Sarah, domestic 1416 Taylor
Borie Charles, agent The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing and
Cleaning Wks, r. 9 Mason-
Borie Gustavus J., contractor, r. 909 Page
Borie Louis L. Mrs. (Connelly & Borie) r. 547 Jessie
Borlini Alfred A. accountant American Bank and Trust
Co., r. 726 Valencia
Borlini Augustine, manager Vincent Borlini, r. 56 Ocean
Terrace
Borlini Louis, capitalist, r. 726 Valencia
Borlini Vincent, liquors, 56 Ocean Terrace
Borlini Walter A. , clerk J. B. Painter Co. , r. 726 Va-
lencia
Bnrlini William R., salesman Dairvinen's Union of Cal.,
r. 726 Valencia
Borm Ernest, proprietor Plaza House, 641 Washington
Borman August, machinist, r. 407 Fifth
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Borman Benjamin B., teamster H. Huddleston & Co.,
r. .556 Sixth
Borman Erik, barber, r. 304 Folsom
Borman Koonie, collector Union Box Faetorj'
Borman William H. (Borman & Schwerdt) r. 639 Gearj-
Borman & Schwerdt (William H. Borman and Christ C.
Schwerdt) electrical works, 639 Gear}-
Bormann George A., clerk, r. 180 Clara
Bormett Frank, r. 20 Turk
B<jrn Conrad, barber, 562 Howard, r. 521 Clementina,
rear
Bom Edward A. , porter Indianapwlis Furniture Co. , r.
201 T\velfth
Born Herman, carjienter, 909 Harrison
Boni John, medical student, r. 20 J Twelfth
Boni Stephen A., contractor and builder, r. 1241 Twenty-
fourth
Born Susie, widow, r. 160 Tehama
Bomeman Julia Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. H. Gerber, r. 8
Antonio
Bomeman Alfred, clerk Byron Mauzj-
Bomemann Francis G., r. 307 Jones
Bomemann George C. (George C. Bomemann & Co.) r.
1452 Franklin
B<>rnemann George C. & Co. (George C. Bornemann)
watehes, diamonds and jewelery, 126 Kearny, room A
Bornemann Mary A., widow, r. 505^ Haight
Bornfelt Do a, domestic 2712 California
Boraholdt Henry, carpenter, r. 3 Cedar Av
Bomholdt John H., liquors, 514 D
Bornholm Emma, domestic 1018 Haight
Bordstein Julius, traveling salesman, r. 30 Ringold
Bomstein Louis, merchant, r. 460 Tehama
Bom.stein Maurice S., mnfrs agent, 216 Bush, rooms
69-70, r. 1220a O'Farrell
Bomstein Siginund, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 460
Tehama
Bornstein Sol., clerk The Hub, r. 470 Tehama
l^"Bomstein. See Bernstein
Borntwen Henr\-, barbt-r, 241 O Farrell, r. 7 Margaret PI
Borohi Frank, en.;ineer, r. 310^ Sixth
Borotra Johainia, widow, i.urse, r. 2116 Powell
Borovich Frank, fmits, 344 Third
Borovinich Peter, restaurant, 1125 Stockton, r. 809
Pacific
Borowsky Benjamin, clerk, r. 1505 Geary
Borowsky G. , baker stmr Colima
Borrodaile Augustus, draugtsman, r. 303 Eddy
Borras Ema uel, bootblack Charles Drescher
Borre Baptiste, cook Le^allet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Borrell William C, painter, r 523 Laguna
Borrema s Charles, r. 1 218 McAllister
Borremais Edw rd J., manager Lohengrin Market, r.
1218 McAllister
Borren Abraham, salesman, r. 429 Grove
Borren Benjamin, laborer Miller & Son, r. 429 Grove
Borren Bessie Miss, bookkeeper Maurice E. Mayer, r.
429 Grove
Borren Harrj-, merchant, r. 429 Grove
Borren Joseph, upholsterer, r. 429 Grove
Borren Kauman, ujiholsterer, r. 429 Grove
Borrer Edward, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 13
Kate PI
Borrer Kate, widow, r. 13 Kate PI
Borries Gustaf, house and sign painter, 110 Steuart, r
423 Bush
Borrill John, bartender Henry Brown, r. 1012 Mont-
gomery
Borriss Thomas, carpenter, r. 1151 Gemiania
Borrman Henry A., clerk, r. 1125 Howard
Borrman John C, groceries and liquors, 1125 Howard
Borrmann William J., driver Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1637
Howard
Borromeo Harry, horseshoer John Baxter, r. 426 Pacific
Borrows William, city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
Sausalito
-Borscheid B., waiter William Westerfeld, r. 148 Sixth
Borst Mar2:aret, widow, nurse, r. 1714 Turk 1
Borstel Henry, cigars and tobacco, 625 East
Bortes Felix," laborer, r. E s Mission Road nr Six Mil6
House
Bortfeld Ernest H. C, cabinet maker, r. 18 Laskie
Bortfeld Henry, hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r. 18 Laskie
Borthen Carrie, domestic 1603 Van Ness Av
Borthen Mary, domestic 1327 Leavenworth
Bortole Luigi, cooper G. Kucich, r. JO Pfeiffer
Bomck Leland S., clerk, f. 3025 Clay
BorU' k Marcus D., journalist, r. 2125 California
Borup Alfred, carpenter, r. W s Dunkirk nr Powhattai
Bos Baptiste, cellarman C. Carpy & Co., r. 1320 Stock-
ton
Bosano Pasquale, porter Ferrari & Negro, r. 4 Vallejo
Boscacci Benjamin, tinsmith, r. Ih2li Dupont
Boscacci Joseph, coremaker Whj-te & De Rome, r. 5271
Greenwich
Boscas Alphonse, laborer Legallet-Helhrig Janning Co.,
r. Sixteenth Av South nr P
Bosch August, barber, 603 Napa, r. 1235 Market
Bosch Elizabeth J., domestic 1819 Broadway
Bosch George E., canvasser Tobias Brilliant, r. 28 Con-
verse
Bosch J. E., compositor Examiner
Boschen Henn-, clerk Charles H. Becker, r. 430 Turk
Boschetti Attiilio (Boschetti & Blanchi) r. 10a Jasper PI
Boschetti E. (E. Boschetti & Co.) r. 1596 Bush
Boschetti E. A: Co. (E. Boschetti) fruits and vegetables,
159'i Bush
Boschetti Ermenegildo (R. Petri & Co.) r. 526 Broadway
Boschetti & Bianchi (A. Boschetti and C. Bianchi) gro-
ceries and liquors, 520" Union
Boschi Lucien, waiter, r. 16 Polk Lane
Bosio Frederick, contractor, r. 777 Haight
Bose August, groceries and liquors, SW tor Herman and
West Mission, r. 5S West Mission
Bose Berahard F., groceries, 137 Fourth, r. 1 Hamptoi
PI
Bose Charles F., laborer Commercial Soap Co., t. 16 De
Haro
Bose Charles M., groceries and liquors, 424 Natoma
Bose D. Henry, groceries and liquors, 1044 Folsom
Bose Frederick, bartender Bullwinkel & Ca, r. 62S
East
Bose Hermann, hamessmaker, r. 1133 Folsom
Bose John, machinist, r. 30181 Scott
Bose John H., bartender John Miller, r. 504 Sixth
Bose Martin H. shoe cutter, r. 10121 Brjant
Bose Nicholas, men hant, r. 50 Erie
1^" Bose. See Boese, Bosz and Bowes
Boselly F. J., manager Price Baking Powder Co., 30»
Batter\', r. Alameda
Bosh Harry, plumber G. c&; E. Snook, r. 506 Union
Bosich Antone, cook Martin Cresalia, r. 425i Broadwaj
Bo io Vincent, carper.ter, r. 443 First
Boski Paul, laborer, r. 37 Andover Av
Boskowitz Charies J. (C. J. Boskowitz & Co.) r. 1808
Sutter
Boskowitz C. J. & Co. (Charles J. Boskowitz and Max
Armer) distillers agents, 308 Sacramento
Boskowitz Frank, salesman William Lewis & Co., r. 92f
Sutter
Bosque Cadano, tinsmith, r. 17 Geneva
Bosley William B., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
rooms 11-12, r. Oakland
Boslev William H., carpenter, r. 567 Stevenson
BosqA. Mme., laundry, 309 O'Farrell
Bosq Bernard P., salesman, r. 1023i Sutter, rear
Bosq Elizabeth, widow, r. 1023^ Sutter, rear
Bosq Silva, laundryraan Mme. A. Bosq, r. 309 O'Fafrell
Bosque C, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 17 Geneva
Bosque Frank C. , hamessmaker, r. Point Loboa Av nr
Capitol
Bosquet Andrew, with A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1108
Gough
F. A. ROBBIINS PRESS WORKS
MAXT7FACTURE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE nAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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109 Montgomery St.
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BOT
1^ Bosquet. See Bousquet
BO!«4|lI EWWARD. manager Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co. , 528 Clay, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
Bos(iui Edward L. (Boole & Bosqni) r. Ross Valley
BOSQUI ENGRAVING AND
DDIMTIMP f^t\ •'"'■■I »• >■<*<'>>•'»
rlllli I IIIU uUi secretary, ell i-oiiio-
litbo<;rapher.<>, eiiiiravers. printers and
bookbinder.^, EdMard Bo.sqai manager,
523 Clay and 518 I'oninierclal, Telepboue
Main Hu:
Boss Anna Mrs. , dressmaker Mrs. Marj' Emmett, r. 4
South Park
Boss Baptist, r. 1320 Stockton
Boss Frederick, blacksmith, r. 36 Willows Ax-
Boss Frederick, teamster, r. 16i Garden
Boss George S., salesman Leon Lemos, r. 513 Franklin
Boss Henry, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling Sons Co., r.
16J Garden
Boss Joseph (Boss & Mueller) r. 1625 Dupont
B08S MARTIJf P., milling engineer, 309 California,
room 16
Boss & Mueller (Joseph Boss and Louis Mueller) barbers,
432 Kearny
Bosschart Jane, widow, i. 1017i Bryant
Bosse Frederick, carpenter, r. 30 Willows Av
Boase Louis, carrier Post Office, r. 1920 San Carlos Av
Bosseke Bertram C, dental stu'ent, r. 417 Hyde
Bosselmann John H., cook, r. 920 Montgomen,
Bosshart Jacob E., lashmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
1009 Capp
Bossi Julia R., widow, teacher Italian, r. 826 Union
Bossi Mar}', widow, r. 8 Russ
Bosso Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 420 Broadway
Bost Jacob, r. 261 East Park, Holly Park
Bost John W. Mrs., widow, r. 2115 Broderick
Bost Rosalind Miss, searcher Post OflSce, r. 2115 Brod-
erick
Bost William E. , laborer", r. 261 East Park, Holly Park
Boston John, waiter, r. 225 Stevenson
Bostelman Riidolph W. (Bravennan& Bostelman) r. 315
Lyon
Boster Frank J., watchman Western Sugar Refinery, r.
922 Minnesota
Bostick Ashland H., manager San Jose Woolen Mill Co.,
521-523 Market, r. 207 Hyde
Bostick Edwin J., switchman S. P. Co., r. 515 Seventh
!»■ Bostick. See Bostwick
Boston Board Marine Underwriters, Oliver Eldridge
agent, 303 California, room 18
Boston Carpet Cleaning Works, Andrew Coutts p roprie-
tor, 703 Valencia
BOSTOK CLOCK CO., manufacturers fine carriage
and mantel clocks, Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter
Boston Dental Association, G. M. Saul president, 661
Market, room 6
Boston Farm Dairj-, Jacob Sanders proprietor, ofiSce and
depot 219 Seventh
Boston Dental Association, G. M. Saul president, 661
Morket, room 6
Boston Marine Insurance Co., Josiah N. Knowles agent,
30 California
Boston Medical Co., John Bamber manager, 305 Larkin
Boston Oyster Cocktail Co., Glenn McBride proprietor,
826 Howard
Boston Quick Laundrv, Benjamin De Shields proprietor,
9 Fourth
BOSTOX K.i>fCH, George L. Perham proprietor,
cor Cambridge and Bacon, U. M. T., Telephone
Mission 74, dejiot %'S Eddy
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO.
niannlaetiirer.s raOber boots and sboes,
<Paeitic Coasi aeenc.v> Cliaiineey R. >Vins.
low agent, 44 Second, Telephone Main 53
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Pumbers" in Biisines^ Directory.
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Boston Stable, Davidson & Elliott proprietors, 2918 and
2920 Mission
Boston William A., accountant Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 2926 Clay
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND
DIIDDPD m l^:* F> Bui-kleton man-
nUDDUn wUi iiS^i*. nianatacturers
rubber goods, rubber belting, paeking
and bose, and cotton rubber-lined tiie,
mill and garden hose, 14-16 Fremont,
Telepboue Main 50«1
Bostrom Charles, longshoreman, r. 32 Tehama, rear
Bostrom Charles, seaman, r. 1809 Taylor
Bostwick Ethan C, dentist, 350 Bush, r. 2322 Sutter
Bostwick Frank F., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. Mill Valley
Bostwick Frederick R., real estate, 12 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. Alameda
Bostwick Harry R., secretary E. R. Stevens Co., 221
Davis, r. 715 Twenty-third
BOSTM'ICK HENRI', secretarv Morning Call, r. 873
Bostwick Henry E. , salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
715 Twenty-third
Bostwick Samuel, property man, r. 873 Mission
Bostwick Sprague N. , chief clerk General Traffic Dept
S. P. Co., r. 628 Sutter
IIS"Bostwick. See Bostick
Boswell Benjamin D., r. 910 Pine
Boswell Buell O., foreman General Electric Co , r. 2533
Mission
Boswell James H., lineman, r. 2533 Mission
Boswell Wallace C, carpent«r, r. 603 Polk
Boswell William, bartender, r. 139 Fourth
Boswell William J., upholsterer, r. 310 Minna
Bosworth Charles H. E., purser stmr San Juan
BosworthCharles J., city agent The Fidelity and Casu-
alty Co. (of New York) 219 Sansome, r. 413 Lott
Bosworth Charles W., porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
2435 Greenwich
Bosworth Henrv M., teacher music, office 139 Kearny, r.
1136 Twenty-third
Botana A., expressman, r. 22 Sacramento
BOTAXIC S'lOM-tCI* BITTEKS, Bach, Meese &
Co. sole proprietors, 821 Montgomery
Botcher Albert W. (Skillen & Botcher) r. 32i Willow Av
Botcher George H., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg& Co.,
r. 608 Linden Av
Botcher Louis, plumber, r. 509 Turk
Botcher Millie, widow, r. 608 Linden Av
l^"Botcher. See Boettcher and Bottcher
Botcherbv John D. , distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Botelho Antonio, barber, r. 312 Vallejo
Botelho Manuel P. , barber C. N. Fleischman, r. 315
Kearny
Botelli Christopher, laborer, r. 10 Varennes
Botelli Giovanni, bootblack, r. 10 Varennes
Botello Joseph B., porter Manuel T. Freitas, r. 63.')
Minna
Both Adolph L., soda manufacturer, r. 2514 Bryant Av
Both C. & Co. (Curt Both and John Wrage) wood and coal,
1131 Fillmore
Both Curt (C. Both & Co.) r. 868 Folsom
Both Jacob F., groceries and liquors, 868 Folsom
Both Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
fifth and Capp
Both Minnie, domestic 1517 Sacramento
Bothe Luer, clerk Adolph Meyer, r. 1317 Broderick
Bothe Reinhold, restaurant and l(Klglngs, 26 Sacramento
Bothe William, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 718 Val-
encia
BOTHIN' HE.^RV E., vice-president Judson Manu-
facturing Co., SW cor Howard and Beale, r. 1630
Jackson
00 M UI
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Qerms out of tiie Water. Rented
at $1 00 per Hontil. or -Sold Outnglit.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Maiket Street
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco., lS<>4.
BOT
276
BOU
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Bothin Julian C, merchant, r. 703 Pierce
Bothman Henrj', teamster, r. 318 Twenty-sixth
Bothmann Henrj-, musician, r. 1237 York
Bothmann Louise Mrs., r. 1237 YorK
Bothmann Pauline Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
1237 York
Bothwell John, bricklayer, r. Alms House
Botkine Welc me A. , r". 2217 Bush
Botlh Tony, barber, 7 Steuart, r. NW cor Vallejo and
K»nt San some
Botri Angelio, fruits and proauce, 937 Oak
Bctscheider George, cabinetmaker Joseiih Budde, r.
Eighteenth Av South, j r N
B«tsford George, dentJs-t, office 1-2 Donohoe Bldg, r. 4
CoUing^vood
Botsford HarrvC, cashier Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S17
Hayes
Bobiford Henry K. , survejor, r. 537 Sacramento
Botsford William, ])hysician and surgeon, office and r.
1-2 Donohoe Bldg
Bottaro Xatale, gardener, r. NW cor Lake and Four-
teenth Av
Bostaro Stanislaus, liquor dealer, r. 5i2 Filbert
BoMcher Henry, clerk A. F. Nolte, r. 2227 Taj lor
Eottcher Richard, clerk Peter Quinn, r. 442 Castro
l^"Bottcher. See Botcher and Boetrcher
Botteron Edwin F., cooper, r. Ill Erie
BottT.-; Jasper (Betters & Welsh) r. 2012 Larkin
Bolters & Welsh (Jasper Bovters and Frederick Welsh)
liquors, 2 Union
Bottger Harry, master schr Lily, r. Oakland
Botticher Charles, nurse, r. 716 Howard
Bottigrgi John, stonecutter Patrick Degan, r. 227
Eighth
Bottini Enrico, fruits and vegetables, 1044 Sutter
Bottini Vittorio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Bottioni Santa, gardener, N s Delaware Av, nr Ocean
House Road
Bnttioni Vincenzo, peddler, r. 1417 Kearny
Botto Augustine (O'Keefe ^ Botto) r. 916 Pierce
Botto Napoleon, bookkeeper, r. 7 Monlgomerj- Av
Bottomley Charles, boiUmiaker, r. 12a Shotwell
Bottomley Henry F., hostler, r. 12a Shotwell
Bottondey Liberty H., carrier Post Office, r. 212 ^'icks.
burg
Botwin J. & Co. (Israel Botwiii) cloak and suitmnfrs, 723
Market
Botwin Israel (I. B<itwin & Co.) r. 35 Russ
Butz Edward, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Berkeley
Botzbach Andrew A., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
2013 Folsom
Botzbach Henry C, blacksmith, r. 864 Chinne!
Bnubuck Frederick, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Bouc Henry, carpenter, r. W s Gates nr L'nion Av
Bouchante Albert, pantrjTiian Wilson Dining Saloon, r.
314 Jessie
BdUcber Cr arles, stevedore, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Eugene A., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Bouchi r Frank, stevedore, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Henry S., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher John, carjienter, r. 1631 Sacramento
Boucher Joseph, boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Jo eph, clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 718 Oak
Boucher Louis T., plumber William F. Wilson, r. 509
Turk
Boucher Sarah S., widow, r. 550 Stevenson
l^"Boucher. See Bowther
Bouchet John, cook, r. 1019 Pacific
bouchet John B., hostler Pierre G. SomiM, r. 259 Clem-
entina
B(juchet Jules, bartender V. Laguens, r. 1605f Mason
Boudan Louis, bartender, r. 1619 Turk
Boudet Marius, r. 909 Washington
Boudin Charles, driver Mrs. Isidore Boudin, r. 815
Broadway
B.judin Isidore Mr?., bakery, 815 Bread wav
Boudoir The, hairdressmg Rtid manicuring, 69 St. Ann's
Rouflifow Oh&ms C, shipovvnier, office 3S-40 Market, r.
Berkeley
Boudrow Charles E., junk, 13 Howard, r. Alameda
Bnudrs-e M. (M. Boudrve Lv Co.) r. 8 Golden Gate Av
BOUDRYE M. & CO. <n. Bo.<.r..»
proprietor The .(venae Cleaning and
Dreing Kstablishment. 8 Golden Gate
Av, Telephone South 454
Bouelets Felice, ironer Jean Poutiag, r. 2409 Howard
Bouffe Clementina, widow, dresamaking, 934 Powell
Boughton Caroline, widow, r. 843 California
Boughton Henry J., physician, office and r. 14 .McAl-
lister
Boughton Monnastes Miss, r. 1817 Eddy
Boughton William W., r. 1817 Eddy
Bouholi Christine Miss, laundress Laborde & Labarthe,
r. 1207^ Golden Gate Av
Bouine Charles, waiter, r. 729 Pine
Boukofsky Edward N. , salesman Yates & Co., r. 1123i
McAllister
Boukofskv Louis, shipping clerk Yates & Co., r. 1123i
MoAJIister
Boukofsky Minna, widow, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Rebecca M. Miss, teacher John Swett Gnini-
mar School, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Rose Miss, teacher Henry Duranl Priuiarv
School, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Samuel, jeweler, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Sarah Miss, teacher MoiUder Primary School^
r. 1011 Buchanan
^"Boukofsky. See Bukowski
Boulais Alphonse, liquors, JfW corO'Farrell and Taylor,
r. 114 Taylor, rear
Boulanger Julius, cook, r. 124 Williams
Boulden William T., barber John A. Wilson, r. 1254
California
Boulger John A., manager National Detective Bureau,
23 Kearny
Boulin Peter, "publisher North Beach News, 517 Filbert
BouUet Eugene J., machinist F. A. Bobbins Press Wks,
r. 422c Fremont
Boullet Henrj- J., pressman H. S. Crocker Co.. r. 1601t
Geary
Boulon Jennie, widow, r. 523 Montgomerj- Av
Boulon Paul, mu.sician, r. 120 McAllister
Boultman John H., grocer, r. 1107 Shotwell
Boulton William E., clerk William E. Lutz, r. 66 Thir-
teenth
Boulware Charles W., bricklayer, r. 853b Folsom, rear
Boulware Frank M., sawyer Union Box Factory
Bouly Eugenie, domestic 2202 California
Bouiidy William, seaman, r. 20 Louisa
Bouquet Ernest, draper W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bouquet Julia Mrs., lodgings, 1169 Mission
BOI Ql'ET SALOO.V, Harrv Ruth proprietor. 120!)
Polk
Boiu-a George, clerk, r. 745 Harrison
Bonrbin James C, grainer, r. 1309 Steiner
Bourcy Louis N., driver Bartlett Springs Co., r. V21i
Mission
Bourda Jean, laundrj-man, r. 33 Chenerj'
Bourda John, furnished rooms, 240 Sutter
Bourda Peter, laundryman, r. 1110 Pacific
Bourdeaux Adam, baker, r. 915 Montgomery
Bourdet Eugenie Miss, r. 1307 Stockton
Bourdette John W., attorney at Ia,w, 16-17 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. 314 Van Ness Av ^ ~ .:
Bourdette M. Miss, saleslady H. S. Crocker Co., r.'3]4-
Vaji Ness Av ;
Bourdieu Felix, laundrvinan John J. Augas, r. 214 Sev-
enteenth
Bouret Jean P., milker Bareilles Bros., r. Bay ^'iew
Bourgade Ernesto, derk, r. 312 Vallejo
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
The Sari FrancisGe GALIx ts a. Great Newspaper
I THE FITTZ CURE •"
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Tittle
PubMcity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
a CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
BOU
277
BOW
Oouryeois Alexis, with O'Brien & Spotomo, r. 913
.IacI<son
i;OIIR«<:OIN AUOLPH, second hand books, 547
Washington
r.. .urgougnon Michael, phannacist French Hospital, r.
2111 Steiiier
lldurie Henri, laundrynian Jean Mirassou, r. 21 Ridley
I ;■ lurier Thecle, laundress Armand Louguet, r. 1623 Fill-
more
I lourjade Cheri P., liquors, 1509 Dupont
lli'urke Daniel E., clerk, r. 1405 Valencia
I'.ourke Edward, clerk, r. 6 Bond
r.ourke Heni-y, clerk, r. 6 Bond
llourke James E., clerk The Examiner, r. Sausalito
Hourke John J., salesman City of Paris
lliiurke Robert, clerk, r. 6 Bond
Hourke Robert L., with The Examiner, r. Sausalito
Hi lurke Thomas, foreman Atlantic B'ree Warehouse, r.
2615 Leavenworth
Bourke Walter V., school teacher, r. 210 Valencia
Bourke William J., laborer, r. 902 Illinois
B^Bourke. See Berk, Berke and Burke
Hourmaster Carl, r. 601 Taylor
Uniirn Thomas, laborer, r. 2435 Mission
r.ourn William B., capitalist, 401 California room 41, r.
2015 Broadway
Bourn William B. Mrs., widow, r. 2030 Broadway
Bourne C. Wilfred, cashier Salvation Army, 1139 Market
Bourne Ella Miss, embroiderer, r. 1535 Mission
Bourne Euphemia, widow, nurse, r. 522 Bryant
P.iiurne Frank, piano tuner, r. 608 Jones
I ;< ■lime Harry, steward H. Schwerin & Sons, r. 1010
Washington
l!<.urne Henry J., miller, r. 725 O'Farrell
P.'iurne John B., stockbroker, 12 Leidesdorff, r. 1018
Pine
Knurne Oliver J., druggist The Owl Drug Co., r. 839
Post
linurne Richard A., leather and shoe findings, 28 Second,
r. 2120 Bush
r.ourne William, r. 456 Clementina
Bourne William H., house cleaner, r. 25 Hawthorne
Bourne William T., traveling salesman, r. 235 Kearny
Bournizian E., musician, r. 14 Grant
Bourquard Louise, widow, r. 3 Marcy PI
Bourque Henry, capitalist, r. 700 California
Bourquin Emile, teamster, r. 1514 Mason
Bourquin Raphael, porter Garcia & Maggini, r. 1514 Ma-
son
I'.'iurquin Zelie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1514 Mason
I'.'Hiscal Jules, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
tSixteenth Av South nr P
Ki'uscal Justin, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Ki'ushey Julius, physician, office and r. 1303 Mission
Coushey William S., r. 1303 Mission
Bousquet Adele M. Mme., dyeing and cleaning, 518
Bush
Bousquet Alphonse, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 822| Broad-
way
Bousquet Christiane, domestic 2027 Sacramento
Bousquet Eugene, liquors, 1122 Dupont
Bousquet Stephen, laborer, r. 628 Broadway
8^ Bousquet. See Bosquet
Bouss William, r. 60 South Park
Boutan Charles, r. 66 Thirteenth
Boutaric Mary, domestic 327 Montgomery Av
Bouteiller Louis A. (Lemoine & Co.) r. 237 Twenty-
second Av
li"Utell Harry A., clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 281
Washington Av
Routes Ernestine, widow, r. 1833 Green
Routes Jules J., trimmer Cal. Casket Co., r. 1833
■ Green
Boutes Louis E., lithographer Britton & Rey, r. 1833
Green
I '" 'Utet Louis, painter, r. 1028 Pacific
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UV75RKET STREET
UP-StAIRS, OPP. P.-iLACE HOTEL.
Muiy Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
rredericksbur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Boutin John B., driver Lenormand Bros., r. 3135 Six
teenth
Bouton Charles M., elevatorman La Grande Laundry, r.
66 Thirteenth
Bouton F. P., salesman Davis Bros., r. 706 Ellis
Bouton Frank J., clerk, r. 1006J Post
Bouton Frederick, clerk, r. 1006i Post
BOUTON HART, superintendent La Grande Laundry,
r. 66 Thirteenth
Bouton William E. , bookkeeper, r. 66 Thirteenth
Boutz May, chambermaid New Western Hotel
Bouvet Julius, laundry, 21 Trenton
Bouwman Rose, widow, furnished rooms, 206 Polk
BOIJVIER ALFRED, manager Baldwin Theater and
secretary Al. Havman & Co. (incorporated) 93(i
Market, r. 2524 Broadway
Bouysson Antonin, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Bouysson Paul, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Bovard William S. Rev., pastor Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church, r. 13 Beaver
Bovee E., shipjoiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oakland
Bo vee James, laborer Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San
Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South
Bovee James S., contractor, r. 2131 Pine
Bovee John, elerk, r. 220 Haight
BOVEE, TOY& CO.(«eor«eD.To,>
real estate, !» .YIoiitKuiiiery, Telephone
Main 116'i
Boveroux George L., clerk Haas Bros., r. Oakland
Boveroux Richard, bookkeeper Charles B. Jennings, r.
605 Stockton
BOVO CiABRIF.L, wines and liquors wholesale and
retail, 1300-1302 Dupont, r. 1711 Dupont
Bovone Charles, bookkeeper American Salt Co. and
Overland Packing Co. , r. 418 Green
Bovyer Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 418 Hermann
Bovyer John A., carpenter, r. 418 Hermann
Bovyer Nelson H., bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge k Co., r.
418 Hemiann
Bovyer Percy T., bookkeeper, r. 418 Hermann
Bow Augusta Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
8^" Bow. See Bowe
Bowcher James, furniture, 211 Post, r. Alameda
8^~Bowcher. See Boucher
Bowden Aubuni, laborer, r. 18 Gilbert
Bowden Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2123 Jackson
Bowden Emma Miss, gloveniaker, r. 1115 Filbert
Bowden Jennie Miss, stenographer, r. 1115 Filbert
Bowden John W., gripman, r. 132 Sixth
Bowden Joseph, painter, r. 1115 Filbert
Bowden Joseph A., painter, r. 1115 Filbert
Bowden Reginald, seaman, r. 400 Main
Bowden Virginia Miss, student M. J. Dougherty, r. 111.^
Filbert
Bowden William, painter, r. 12 Havens
IM" Bowden. See Boden
Biiwdenham William, capitalist, r. 616 Bush
Bowdich Richard W., groceries and liquors, 1701
Jones
Bowdish Percy, driver Union Ice Co., r. 946 Mission
Bowe W. H. & Co. (William H. Bowe and Charles Saun-
der) groceries, SE cor Potrero Av and El Dorado
Bowe Williau), porter, r. 212 Seventeenth
Bowe William H. (W. H. Bowe & Co.) and groceries and
liquiirs', 101 Twenty-second
BiyBdwe. See Bow
Bowen Alfred, liutcher Nicholas Fuchs, r. 223 Waller
Bowen Amy G , ]>hysician, office and r. 1425 Calif or-
Bowen Charles, carpenter, r. 37 Chattanooga
Bowen Charles, tinsmith J. L. Bowen & Son, r. 1338
Twenty-sixth
Bowen Charles J. , chief engineer U. S. Brewery, r. 537
Franklin
Bowen Charles J. , laborer Custom House, r. 928 Folsoni
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST.,
F.
Caurrfi of the Stomach Cured bv „^";~ru'j"'»"^f^^^^ c'W oi %i^/^^c ^^i Ta"'rcr ¥»o
Any case of Skin Disease will yield to nlGHL AINU SPHIINGS WA 1 LI\S
BOW
278
BOW
z
J
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Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
1 SUN INSURftNGE GO.
428 California Street
BOWEN CO. THE
(C'harlris E. Bowen)
Mine and spirit nierrliants. iniuor-
ters foreign li«iaors. Dealers straielit
Kentneky >^hlskey, Bernard's Seotoh
Mhiskey, Old Tom gin and agents anddis-
tribators Schram's f'allfornia dry wines
and 4>eorge M'est A Sons' sweet wines and
brandy, 140 Montgomery, cellars 55 Stev-
enson
Bowen Daniel, painter, r. 2012 Filbert
Bowen Daniel, restaurants S. F. and N. Pac. Ry. Co's.
steamers, r. Commercial Hotel
Bowen Delia, widow, r. 2814 Webster
Bowen Dennis, teamster J. Macdonough &■ Co., r. 124
Ivv Av
BOWEX ED<;AR J., seed merchant. 815-819 San-
some, Telephone Main 660, r. 2018 Franklin, Tele-
phone East 673
Bowen Edward E., teamster, r. 1.528 Dolores
Bowen Edward J., machinist Cal. Wire ^\'ks, r. 2134
Stockton
Bowen Ellen, widow, r. 16061 Stevenson
Bowen Frank, laborer, r. 222 Sanchez
Bowen Frank H., civil engineer, r. 118 Fourth
Bowen Gardner E., clerk, r. 1112 Devisadero
Bowen George, decorator, r. 137 Seventh
Bowen George E. , bookkeeper L. Scatena & Co., r. 12 J
Lynch
Bowen George H., electrician, r. 1109 Elm Av
Bowen Ham-, laborer, r. 1117 Vallejo
Bowen Henrv, weaver Cal. Wire \\'ks, r. 2134 Stockton
BOWEX HEXKY A., secretary- and treasurer Gold-
berg, Bowen c>t Lebenbaum, r. 932 Fourteenth, Oak-
land
Bowen Howard H. (Howard H. Bowen & Co.) r. 301
Leavenworth
Bowen Howard H. i: Co. (Howard H. Bowen) gas and
electrical fixtures, 54 Second
Bowen J Mrs., widow, r. 213 Webster
Bowen James, seaman, r. 239 Fremont
Bowen James, steward, r. 1010 Washington
Bowen James, 3d officer stmr City of Puebla
Bowen James B., artist, r. 1313 Devisadero
Bowen James D., r. 3616 Sixteenth
Bowen James E. (J. L. Bowen & Son) r. 133S Twenty-
sixth
Bowen James P., jailer County Jail I, r. 928 Folsoni
Bowen James P., teamster, r. 31} Fourteenth
Bowen Jane, widow, r. 10 Lynch
Bowen Jane M.. physician, office and r. 1425 California
B.iwen J. Joseph (Tatuni & Bowen) r. Portland, Or.
BOWE\ J. L. A SO.\ (John L. and James E.) tin
and sheet iron workers and manufacturers stamjied
milk cans, 39 Second
Bowen John, tinsmith, r. 2134 Stockton
Bowen John, clerk Cahn, Xickelsburg & Co., r. 124 Ivv
Av
Bowen John, clerk, r. 160G| Stevenson
Bowen John, liquors, 33 Bay
Bowen John L. (J. L. Bowen & Son) r. 1338 Twenty-sixth
Bowen John M., 2d officer stmr Mariposa, r. 302 Sanchez
Bowen John W., traveling salesman Office Specialtj-
Mnfg Co., r. Los Angeles
Bowen Lydia, jiacker, r. 2134 Stockton
Bowen Margtret, widow, r. 1112 De\isadero
Bowen Margaret, widow, r. 2134 Stockton •
Bowen Mary, domestic, 2514 Pine
Bowen Owen, miner, r 245 Michigan
Bowen Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Bowen Patrick Mrs., r. 550i Stevenson
Bowen Robert, shipcarpenter, r. 241 Langton
Bowen Thomas F., clerk, r. 1313 Devisadero
Bowen William, baker Eel pse Cracker Co., r. 527
Second
Bowen William, marine engineer, r. 226 Sanchez
Bowen William J., artist, r. 1313 Devisadero
Bowen William I'., compositor Call, r. 26 Stone
l^"Bo\ven. See Bohan, Bohen and Bone
Bower Abram, salesman Troy Laundrj- Machinery Co, r.
A'ameda
Bower Crist, driver Mrs. Katie Emhoff , r. NE cor Lisbon
and China Av
Bower George, miner, r. 428 Oak
Bower George, porter C. W. Pr»ntiss, r. 356 Jessie
BOWER U. O. A CO., granite dealers, 321 Phelan
Bldg
Bower Johanna, widow, r. 11 Bruce Pi
Bower Solomon M., upholstery, 1821 Devisadero. r. 182'.>
Devisadero
1^" Bower. See Bauer and Bs ur
Bowers Alexander, r. Naples nr China Av
Bowers Alphonso B., r. Palace Hotel
Bowers Charles H., coRchman, r. 12 A-h Av
Bowers Charlts O., salesman Bowers Rubber Cir., r. 514
Oak
Bowers E., fireman stmr Marijxisa
Bowers Edward, laborer, r. 1227 Washington
Bowers Emma M. , widow, r. 1341 Valemcia
Bowers Ewing, workman U. S. Mint, r. 2S35 Bush
Bowers Frank T. (J. T. Bowers iV Son) r. 1227 Washiii<r-
ton
Bewers George E., lumber dealer, 1122-1124 Mission, r.
813 Page
Bowers Gtorge W. Mrs., widow, r. 2610 Jackson
Bowers Hirrr P., blacksmith Abner Dable C.>. . r. 56o
Howard
Bowers J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2s3.5 Bush
BOWERS J. MILTON Pl^yslcian and
surgeon, diseases of women a specialty,
hoars 8 A. M , 1 to » and 7 P. M. (fian.
days excepted) ofllce and r. 113 Powell,
Telephone Sonth 236
Bowers John, fireman, r. 103 First
Bowers John T. (J. T. Bowers & Son) r. 1227 Washing-
ton
Bowers Jordan, sexton Sscond African M. E. l.'hurch,
r. 5421 Brv.nt
Bower- -lo'eph r. 417 Eu<h
BOWERS J. T. & SON <..ou„ r.
and Frank T.) dealers in pianos and or-
gans, 'i.i.'ir, • ifth nr .Market
Bowers Martin L., bridge carpenter, r. 346 Third
Bowers Maurice, fireman stmr Oakland, r. 339 Twenty-
ninth
Bowers Mollie, r. 2835 Bush
Bowers Mollie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 517 J Stevenson
BOWERS RUBBER CO. «..».».
F. Bowers president. M illiam P. .lohn-
son vice-president, >ViIliam I. Johnson
secretary, manafactorers of mechanifal
rabb-r goods, i'i Sacramento. Telephone
>lain •mi
Bowers S. L. Mrs., clairvuvant, r. 127 O'Farrell
Bo.y-ers Stephen C, watchman, r. 727.^ Eighteenth
Bijwer* Stephen V., jeweler, r. 2835 Bush
Bowers Walter T., salesman Bowers Rubber Co., r. Oak-
land
Bowers William, accountant G. W. Grayson, 331 Pine,
room 20, r. Alameda
Bowers William, janitor, r. 933 Sacramento
BO>VERS WILLI. 4.n F., president Bowers Rubber
Co., 42 Sacramento, r. 1209 Jones.Telephone East 319
Bowers William M., asst surveyor S. F. Savings Vnion,
r. Alameda
Bowes Alfre I, roadmaster, r. 1542 Jackson
Bswes Carohne A., widow, r. 411 Minna
Bowes Edward C. , master bktne Fremont, office 40 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Bowes Edward J., clerk Davidson «: Leigh, r. 411 Minna
Bowes Jacob, baker, r. 4 Russ
SAN fPANClSCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement W^rk
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY COA?J.^t^Z:.ttl
TX IWX COHL OIL GHS ENGINES
BOW
279
BOY
709 Si-
Bowes John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
erra
Bowes Joseph, miner, r. 369 First
Bowes Manning F., physician and surgeon, office and r.
3015 Washington
Bowes Thomas, butler 912 Bush
Bowes William E., clerk Joseph Silverman, r. 981 Ham-
ny Bowes. See Boise
Bowbav Alfred L. , ladies' tailor, 504 Sutter
BOWHILL TIIOM4S, F. R. C. V. S., F. R P. S.,
veterinary surgeon Veteiinary Department Univer-
sity of California, r. 18161 Post
Bowie Agustus J., mining engineer, r. 1913 Clay
Bowie Allan St. J., general manager Western Light and
Power Co. , r. 1909 Jackson
Bowie H. R., manager Electric Construction Co., 20
O'Farrell
Bowie Hugh, ironmolder, r. 119 Langton
Bowie James B., blacksmith William F. Murasky, r. 119
Ninth
Bowie Robert E., clerk Lake & Co., r. 120 Shotwell
Bowie Wallace A., salesman, r. 118 Shotwell
Bowker Charles A. (Parmelee & Bowker) r. Los Angeles
Bowker Francis, farmer, r. Alms House
B«wker William S. , undertaker Golden Gate Undertak-
ing Co. , r. 2429 Mission
Bowlan John C, gripman, r. 2613 Post
Bowie W. J., miner, r. 710 Van Ness 4.v
Bowlen Thomas H., policeman, r. 2528 Sutter
Bowier Charles R., cleik, r. 610 Lombard
Bowler John, insurance agent, r. 610 Lombard
Bowler Morris, laborer, r. 1921^ Beach
Bowler Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19211
Benjamin, dentist, r. 938 Valencia
Bowles John B., dental student, r. 103 Larkin
Bowles John W., treasurer S. F. Co-Operative Business
Mechanics Contracting Co. , r. 785| Stevenson
Bowles Louis, mining, office 405 Montgomery, room 15,
r. 9| Mars
BO'WLEV ARGIL D. (Curtis & Bowley) 32 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor, r. Sacramento
Bowley Bennett H., storekeeper Sixteenth St. shops S.
P. Co., r. 330 Shotwell
.Bowley Delevan B., citv agent Firemans Fund Insur-
ance, r. 2137 Howard
Bowley Freeman S., en'/ineer, r. 2137 Howard
Bowley Heirv W., clerk Eagle Automatic Can Co., r.
2700 California
Bowley Juliet, widow, r. 2135 Howard
Bowlin Delia, domestic 270 Jessie
Bowlin F. Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 115 Kearny
Bowling Johi, woolsorter, r. 347 Shipley
Bowman A. J., fireman S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Bowman Anna, widow, r. 5 Center PI
Bowman Arthur W., clerk Maintenance of Way Dept S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Bowman Cnarles, candymaker, r. 201 Polk
Bowman Charles A., clerk F. VV. Wright, r. Oakland
Bowman Charles F., galvanizer Union Iron Wks, r. 536a
Twenty-fourth
Bowman Charles H., dental student, r. 7 Metcalfe PI
Bowman Charles H., storekeeper S. P. Co., r. 314
Bush
Bowman Emma Miss, dressmaking, 847 Harrison
Bowman Fannie Miss, actress, r. 1433 O'Farrell
Bowman Frances J., widow, r. 832 California
Bowman Frank, porter Holbrook Merrill & Stetson, r.
649 Folsom
Bowman Frank A., physician and surgeon, office and r.
2322 Sutter
Bowman Frank F., conductor, r. 3117 Mi. sion
Bowman G. , news agent, r. Ahlborn House
Bowman George E. , manager Raleigh Cigar Store, 205
Larkin, r. 126 Ivy Av
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF BVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
BOW.MAN GEORGE F., bonds, investment, secun
ties and real estate and city agent JEttia. Insurance Co .
(of Hartford, Conn.) 510 California, Telephone Mam
5694, r. 3198 Pacific Av
Bowman Harry, compositor Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co. , r. 1433 O'Farrell
Bowman Harry, hackman, r. 305 Guerrero
Bowman Harry, shipcarpenter Pac. Coast SS. Co., r.
Alameda "
Bowman Harry L. , bookkeeper, r. 2610 Folsom
Bowman Henry, laborer S. P. Co.
Bowman Henry C, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 414
Third Av
Bowman Henry G., conductor, r. 1250 California
Bowman Henry L., wood and coal, 511 Brannan, r. 140
Thirteenth
Bowman Henrv' W. , pastor Advent Christian Church, r.
1711 Church
8owman Horace W., stickerhand M. Hansen & Co., r.
324 Brannan
Bownnan Horace W. Mrs., dressmaking, 324 Brannan
Bowman J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1238 Golden Gate
Bowman J., fireman S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Bowman James, fireman stmr Bonita, r. 900i Filbert
Bowman Jennie Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar
School, r. 2209 Fillmore
Bowman John, engineer, r. 536 Mission
Bowman John, waiter, r. 260 Tehama
Bowman John P., clerk Mercantile Protective Associa-
tion, r. 832 California ■
BOWM.4X JOHX S., real estate and money broker,
323 Montgomery, r. 1844 Sutter
Bowman Katherine, widow, r. 1729 Market
Bowanan Levi, teacher South S. F. Primary School, r.
The Colonial
Bowman Lilly, widow, r. 2209 Fillmore
Bowman Mabel Miss, actress, r. 1433 O'Farrell
Bowman Marion I. Miss, saleslady Log Cabin Bakery, r.
322 Sanchez
Bowman Martin H., signal man Sutter St. RR., r. 1516,
Polk
Bowman Nettie Miss, millinery, 2837 Sixteenth
Bowman Rav Mrs., dressmaking, 908 Geary
Bowman Robert B., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8*2
California
Bowman Rose Mrs., furnished rooms, 216 Post
BovTOian Samuel, compositor Birunt & Co., r. 1433 O tar-
rell ^,^ „
Bowinan Solomon, merchant, r. 1433 O Farrell
Bowman Thomas, painter S. P. Co., r. 145 Ene
Bowman Thomas, porter J. A. Folger & Co., r. ..0:.
Leavenworth
e^" Bowman. See Bauman and Baumann
Bowne A., with Cal. Fig. S.vrupCo., r.-211 Lily Av
Bowne Enmia, widow, r. 917 Valencia
Bowne George M. (Bruce, Bowne & Co.) r. 92.-) Viiloti
cia
Bowne William B., blacksmith, r. 211 Lily Av
Bowra George, porter Tillmann & liendel, r. 745 Hain
Bowring Franklin, secretary Pacific States Life Assin
aiice Co., 331 Pine, room 20, r. 716 O'Farrell
BowTon Rav Miss, saleslady, r. 504 Stockton
Bowyer George, porter Davis & Marston, r. 871 Market
Bowser William W., r. 330 McAllister
Box Arthur, carpenter, r. 413 O'Farrell
Box James, machinist, r. 413 O'Farrell
Boxton Charles, dentist, 131 Post, r.iom 12, r. tilH f r...l
erick
Boy Grat, laborer, r. 66 Shipley
Bovakin Elizabeth Q., widow, r. 107 Walnut
Boyakin Henderson A., wood and coal, 506 Nineteenth,
r. 504 Nineteenth
Boyan Amelia Miss, milliner Mrs. Augusta Christv, r.
■ 325 Eddv
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BOYARSKY ELIPHLET
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lurer overalls, gents farnlshinK gomis
and clothing, 4:Vj-4;i(i Fourth, r. 'iS |.->
>Vel.sh
Boyarsky Larcuz, restaurant, 1055 Howard
Boyarsky Mark, laborer, r. 23 Converse, Ocean View
Boyarsky Paulina Mrs., forelady E. Boyarsky, r. 17 Zoe
Boyce Arnold, clerk, r. 824 Lombard
Boyce Claude H., r. 295 Linden Av
Boyce George S., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 52(i Bry-
ant
Boyce George W., clerk F. Skaife, r. 18 Cedar Av
Boyce James, machine hand Columbian Mill Co., r. 738^
Clementina
Boyce James, teamster \V. G. Stafford .v Co., r. 410 Val-
lejo
Boyce Jennie Mrs. r. 295 Linden Av
Boyce John, gripman Sutter St. RR. , r. 18 Central Av
Boyce Kate Mrs., r. 414 Capp
Boyce Louis, machinist Risdon I. and L. WTcs, r. 824
Lombard
Boyce Millard F., liverj-, boarding and sale stable, 15,5.5-
1557 Mission
Boyce Patrick, gardener, r. 1603 Turk
Boyce Robert A., clerk Car Accountant's Uei>t S. P. Co.,
r. 526 Bryant
Boyce Samuel, miner, r. 526 Brvaiit
Boyce Sarah Miss, r. 824 Lombard
Boyce William, longshoreman, r. 309 Fremont
Boyce William A., managing editor Call, r. 824 Lombard
Boyce William, teamster William Kerr Co., r. 903 Battery
Boyce William T., Chinese inspector Custom House, r.
526 Bryant
i^~ Boyce. See Boice and Boyes
Boyd Adolph, painter, r. 52la"Seventh
Boyd Agnes, widow, r. Alms House
Bojd Agnes E. Miss, bookkeeper Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 14121 Vallejo
Boyd Alexander (Boyd &; Davis) r. 2020 Washington
Boyd Alexander P. , r. 1919 Devnsadero
Boyd Alfred, watchman, r. 28 Natoma
Boyd Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 924 Mission
Boyd Charles F., clerk W. F. Fuller & Co., r. 1404 Hyde
Boyd Colin M. (Boyd & Dickson) r. Cosmos Club
Boyd C.W.,- dentist, r. 634 Hayes
Boyd David, expressman, r. 33 Twenty -second cor York
Boyd David, laborer, r. 2930 Octa\'ia
Boyd David, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Boyd Da\id W., policeman, r. 1227 Fell
Boyd Edward J. (Boyd & Sharkey) r. 210 Seventh
Bovd Ellen, widow, bakerv 530 Bryant
BOlO, FIFIELD Jt HOBITRG (James T. Bovd,
William H. Fifield and Frank G. Hoburg) attomevs
at law, Warreti W. Cojie advisory counsel 324 Pine,
rooms 11-14
Boyd Frank, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 6, r. 222 Gol-
den Gate Av
Boyd Frank Jr., r. 222 Golden Gate Av
Boyd Frederick, comjx)sitor Living Issues Publishing
Co., r. 28 Tenth
Boyd Frederick, proprietf)r The Columbia, 421 Stanvan
Boyd Frederick E., salesman Cluett, Coon & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hoyd George D., attorney at law, 126 Keamv, room 19,
r. 2020 Washington
B<iyd George X., ma-ster mariner, r. 113 Cumberland
Boyd George W., i>olicenian, r. 804 Vallejo
lioyd Grant, s;ilesmaii Murphv, Grant & Co., r. 307
Haight
Boyd Harry C, a-sst. general agent Hamburg- Breman
Fire Ins. Co. (of Hamburg) Niagra Fire Ins. Co. (of
New York) 415 California, r. Fruitvale
Boyd Harrj' C, clerk Harry Lacy, r. 1412i Vallejo
Boyd H. St. Clair, real estate and insuranee, 126 Keamv.
room 19, r. 2020 Washington
Boyd James, deputy License Colle'.tor, r. 112 Freelon
Boyd James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 415 Thiid Av
Boyd James, stonecutter, r. 1404 Hvde
Boyd James T. (Bovd, Fifield & Hoburg) r. Pacific Union
Club
Boyd Jennie Miss, milliner, r. 28 Eighth
Boyd John, r. 415 Third Av
Boyd John, butcher Katz & Sons, r. 1006 Uuion
Boyd John, expressman, NE cor Front and Pine, r. 707
Hayes
Boyd John A., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 707 Ashburj-
Boyd John F., rea"l estate, 33 Nevada Block, r. San Ra-
fael
Boyd John H. , clerk Railway Mai! Service, r. 2036
Leavenworth
Boyd John H., expressman, NE cor Polk and Market, r.
33 Twenty-second
Boyd Josejih "C, mining, r. 613^ Haight
Boyd Joseph C. Jr., salesman A. yuade. r. 613J Haight
Boyd Kennedy, salesman Lundv Furniture Co., r. 513
McAllister
Boyd Ledema Miss, teacher music, r. 176 Perry
Boyd M. E. Rev., chaplain Sailors' Home, NE cor Har-
rison and Main
Bo.vd Orlin W., painter, r. 2402 Post
Boyd Reuben H., distributor Post Office, r. Abbottsford
House
Boyd Robert, mason and builder, 16 Post, r. 432 Shot-
well
Boyd Robert S., bookkeejier Morgan & Chick, r. 814
Twenty-sixth
Boyd Robeit W., stableman Union Ice Co., r. 176 Berrr
Boyd Rosa F., widow, r. 1302 Page
Boyd Samuel A. , dentist, 139 Post, r. 1302 Page
BOYD »>i.4.niEL B.. cashier Katz & Sons, r. 2930
Octa\ia
BOYII SA.HLEL O., physician and surgeon, oflBce
and r. 140 Gearv, hours 2 to 5 P.M., Telephone Main
5445
Boyd Sidney, 3d cook stmr Australia
Boyd T., master mariner, r. 165 Silver
Boyd Theodore C, stationery, 910 Powell, r. 634 Hayes
Boyd Thomas, carpenter, r. 420 Siyth
Boyd Thomas, foreman Bailev, Weller & Neave, r. 24
Golden Gate Av
Boyd William, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Boyd William J., bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r. 1404
Hvde
Boyd William T., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. 6131 Haight
Boyd William T., master ship C. F. Sargent, office 54
Steuart, r. Alameda
Boyd Wilson P., bookkeeper J. C. Wilson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Boyd & Davis (Alexander Boyd and Jacob Z. Davis) cap-
italists, 126 Keaniv, room 18
BOYD & DICKSON ,.0... ..».,.
and Frank .M. I>ieksonl general insurance
agents. .\W cor Montgomery and -Sacra-
uiento. Telephone Main 94->
Boyd i Sharkey (Edward J. Boyd and Bernard C.
Sharkej ) liquors, 1839^ .Mission
Bo.vden William B., secretary Trade Department Salva-
tion Army, 1139 Market
Boydston James E., painter, r. 39 Locust Av
Boye William, architect, r. 308 Mason
Boyen Edward H., attornev at law, 310 Pine, rooms 1.3-
14, r. San Rafael
Boyer Algernon, attorney at law, llSPhelan Bldg, r. 211S
Baker
Boyer Catherine, widow, r. 40 Russ
Boyer Charles, seaman, r. .568 Howard
Boyer Charles H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. .529
Frederick
Boyer Edward, can>enter, r. 122 Casselli Av
Boyer Ernest E. , office 320 California, room 14, r. 20(ki
TRY the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *"" "oTSc,''*
400 California SI.
NEUHMUS
St CO. 115 KOT^RNV
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
BOY
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BOY
Buyer Floiiaii (U. Bover & Co.) r. 824 Union
Boyer Frank E., deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r. Oak-
land
Beyer .James D. , attorney at law, r. 2118 Baker
Boyer James H., stenographer Nowlin & Fassett, r. 2118
" Baker
Boyer John A. , carriage painter, 715 Folsoni, r. Ocean
" View
Boyer Mabel Miss, saleslady Mrs. Adam Bullion, r. 708
Webster
Boyer U. & Co. (Urbaiii and Pierian Boyer) liquors, 1232
" Dupont
Boyer Urbain (U. Boyer & Co.) r. 1202 Kearny
Boyer William, blacksmith, r. 40 Russ
Bover William E., secretarj' Universal Gas Association,
■ 1187 Market, r. 658 Ashbury
Boves .Fames, butcher, r. 104 Chattanooga
J^Boyes. See Boice, B^yce a d Boys
Boyham Edward, millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. 11:50 .Ala-
bama
Boyham John, carriage trimmer H. M. Black *: Co., r.
" 1015 Twentieth
Boyham Joseph W., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1015
' Twentieth
Boyington Joseph, watchman, r. 2726 Howard
Bovken Adolph (G. Leipnitz & Co.) and secretary Cali-
" fornia Drug and Spice Mills, .589-691 Mission, r. 1521
Sutter
Boj'kcM William, phai-macist, SWcor Ninth and Mission,
r. 2231 Howard
Boylan Bernard, laborer Custom House, r. 8 Auburn
Boylan Bernard J., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. 8
" Auburn
Boylan Edward, r. 722i Clementina
Boylan Hanna, widow, r. 518| Fulton
Boylan Hugh, groceries and liquors, 1151 Howard
Bovlan James F., clerk, r. 8 Auburn
Boylan Jane A. Mrs., r. 441i Clementina
Boylan John A. , fireman stmr City of Puebla, r. 81 Na-
toma
Boylan John P., teamster, r. 414^ Clementina
•»■ Bovlan. See Boy leu
Boylan 's System of Bookkeeping, John J. Haring, mnfr
and sole agent, 850 Market
Boyland Francis, groceries and liquors, 222 Townsend
Boyle Alexander, 2d officer stmr Humboldt, r. 712
Geary
Boyle Alfred, machinist "VSTij'te & De Rome, r. 715 Lorn
bard
Boyle Ann Mrs., widow% r. 12 Octavia
Boyle Annie, widow, r. Alms House
Boyle Bernard, laborer, r. 21 Bonita
Boyle Brothers (Thomas E. and Francis J.) brush mnfrs,
1208 Pacific
Boyle Charles, laborer Pac Rolling Mills, r. 29 Gilbert
Boyle Charles O., laborer, r. 342 Fourth
i Boyle Christopher J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 12
' Octavia
' Boyle Daniel, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 31 Lang-
ton
Boyle Daniel, laborer, r. 554 Iowa
Boyle Daniel, laborer, r. 1218 Twenty-fourth
Boyle Daniel, laborer, Pac Rolling Mills, r. 244^ Clara
Boyle Daniel, porter Mills Bldg, r. 343J- Jessie
Boyle Dennis H., supt. Comity Jail No. 3, W s Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
Boyle Edward, barber, r. 926 Mission
Boyle Edward, clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1812 Mason
Boyle Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 213 Seventh
Boyle Edward N., cashier Newman & Le Vinson, r. 1305
Larkin
Boyle Elisha, laborer, r. 31 Gilbert
Boyle Eugene, laborer, r. 33 Stanford
Boyle Felix Mrs., widow, r. 3 Cook
Boyle Francis J. (Boyle Bros.) r. 1 Burgoyne PI
Boyle Frank, laborer Pac Rolling Mills, r. 505 Nai)a
Boyle George, laborer Market St. Ry, r. 16 Natoma
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GElGflSO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Boyle George E., shipping clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r.
2245 Mission
Bo^'le Hannah, widow, r. 3239 Sixteenth
Boyle Henrv, laborer, r. 34 Cook
Boyle Hugh, salesman Joseph Byrne & Co., r. Mill Val-
' lev, Cal
Boyle Hugh A , clerk Joseph Byrne & Co.. r. 1521 Gol-
den Gate At
Boyle James, r. 443 Natoma
Boyle James, bakerj-, 3033i Sixteenth
Boyle James, horseshoer, r. 440 Chener>'
Boyle James, painter, r. 18 Dore, rear
Boyle James, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Boyle James H. , salesman Murphy, Grant & Co. , r. 1305
Larkin
Boyle James J., bartender M. Boyle, r. SW cor Sierra
and Maryland
Boyle James W., entr>- clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 3239
Sixteenth
Boyle John, clerk City and County Alms House
Boyle John, coalpasser stmr Progi-eso
Boyle John, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San Bruins
Av opp. Fifteenth Av South
Boyle John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Boyle John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 924 Minnesota
Boyle John A., coachman 1601 Van Ness Av
Boyle John C, attorney at law, r. NW cor Romaine and
Corbett Road
Boyle John C, salesman Blyth &Trott, r. 1007i Pierce
Boyle John D., engineer Union Lumber Co., r. 916 How-
ard
Boyle John J., clerk Call, r. 334i Vallejo
Boyle John T., horseshoer Michael -McNeil, r. 440
Chenery
Bovle John W., assistant janitor Cooper Medical College
Boyle J. P., switchman S. P. Co.
Boyle LawTence, stevedore, r. 127 Welsh
Boyle M., fireman stmr San Juan
Boyle Mary, widow, r. 2311 Mariposa
Boyle Mary Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar School,
r. 831 Capp
Boyle Mary F., widow, r. 2245 Mission
Boyle Max, barber George Rupp, r. 220a O'Farrell
Boyle Michael, liquors, SW cor Sierra and Maryland
Boyle Minnie, domestic 2800 Jackson
Boyle Nellie Mrs., furnished rooms, 916 Howard
Boyle Patrick, barber, r. S s Sierra nr Michigan
Bovle Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 446 Brannan
Boyle Patrick, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 624
Fourth
Bovle Patrick, longshoreman, r. 208 Second
Boyle Robert, bartender Michael J. Nihan, r. SE cor
Mason and Bav
Bovle Robert, proprietor Northern Hotel, 901 Battery
Bovle Robert, salesman Morgan Bros., r. Oakland
Boyle Robert J. L., secretarj- Flores, Hale & Co. (incor-
porated) 210 Battery
Boyle Thomas, teamster Cal. Iron and Wrecking Co. , r
33 Stanford
Bovle Thomas E. (Boyle Bros.) r. 7 Florence
BOVLe THO.n.4m F., cashier Call, r. 2110i Larkin
Boyle Thomas H., horseman, r. 10 D
Boyle Viva Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 2245 Mission
Boyle William, bricklayer, r. 2129 Turk
Boyle William, hackman, r. 635 Stevenson
Boyle William, laborer, r. 416 Eureka
Boyle William, pantryman Page & Falch, r. 2 Taylor
Bovle William P., packer, r. 715 Lombard
BOTLSTOV IXSI;K.4X€E CO. (of Boston, Mass.)
H. M. Newhall & Co. general agents, 309-311 San-
some
Bovne John, laborer, r. 107 Mississippi
Boyne Joseph G., chief mail clerk Call, r. 1015 Powell
Boyne Thomas, r. 613 Bryant
BOi'N'Ei^ ROBEKT S., Department Secretary Young
Men's Christian Association, 208 Mason, r. 1037 Post
Boynton Bennie R. , cook, r. 44 Third
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Place Your Fire Insurance BRACE NATHAN, pamts ami .ran
paper. Ijl." Market and 30»0^033 Six-
teeuth, r. 3022 gixteentb
Brace William, r. 22T Second Av
Brace William A., clerk Land Dept. S. P. RR. Co., r. 61g
Twenty-third
Bracken Ellen, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Bracken Henrv W., inventor elevators, 124 Main, r. 34
EUis
Bracken Ida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 16 Hawthorne
Bracken LawTence, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 729
Brannn
Bracken Mary, domestic 1209 Jones
Brackert Anton, shoemaker, r. 2643 Mission
Brackert John, clerk Friedrich Eni^el, r. 2643 Mission
Brackett Albert J., machinist, r. 16b Guy PI
Brackett Aurick S., dru'^ clerk, r. 2729 Jackson
Brackett Eujene A., teamster, r. 1713 Mission
Brackett Eug-ene H. , machinist C. H. Evans & Co., r.
16 Guy PI
Brackett Frank O., real estate, 179 Cr.)cke.- Bldg, r. 1223
Jones
Brackett George F., physician, office and residence 841
Howard
Brackett G. H., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Brackett Jame-! L., laborer, r. 1011 McAllister
Brackett ilar<- H.. widow, r. 52* Baker
Brackett William K., salesman Tillmann & Beiidel, r.
Alameda
Brackler Albe-t, driver Louis Seeliger, r. .3308 Mission
Brackmaun Frederick A.,_ laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. 102J Central Av, rear .
Bracky Christina, domestic 2220 Clay
Braclawski Michael J., wire worker D. D. Wass, r. 1333
Seventee.ith
Bracq Frank, laundry, r. 1173 Mission
Bracq Giovanni P., lodgings 301 Montgomery Av
Bradasich Dominic (P. Svetinich & Co. ) r. .'534 Grove
Biijiiton Caddie Miss, school teacher, r. 123 Noe
Boynton Charles A., buyer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Oak-
land
Boynton Charles E., carriagemaker G. W. Brown, r. 5
Farren Av
Bojiitou Everett W. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1424i
Howard
Boynton Charles H., with Pac. Steam Whaling Co., r. 5
Farren Av
Bopiton H. R., agent Westsrn Tubs Co., 48 Fremont
Boj-nton Jane L., widow, r. 1310 Broderick
Boynton John C. , blacksmith G. W. Brown, r. 5 Farren
■ Av
Boyntjn Lamour A., change teller U. S. Sub Treasury,
r. 41.5 Nineteenth
Bo\njton Lillian M. Miss, stenographer Wellman, Peck ^n:
■ Co.,r. 123 Noe
Boj-nton Melboum P. Rev., asst past.ir First Baptist
Church, r. 320a Eighteenth
Boynton Walter, machinist and e.vtramin Truck 6
Bo\niton Walter F. , caq^enter Market St. Rv, r. 320
" Scott
BOVS' \y» GIRLS' .4ID SOCIETV, Arthur G.
Sinilev superint«ndent, SE cor Gmve and Baker,
Telephone West 214
BOVS" BKI<;.1DE THE. E. A. Girvin secreterj-, 305
L irkiti, ro >m H''
BOYS' BBIGADE COrRBIEK THE, E. A. Girvin
editor, 305 Larkin, room 60
Boys' Free Library and Reading Room, W. E. Brown
superintendent. Miss Helen G. Ames, librarian, 64
Silver
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL, see Lowell High School
Boys H. Smith, shipping clerk H. P. Gregory & Co., r. ■
■ 25 Shotwell
Boysen Edwird C, salesman Fisher & Co., r. 911 Valencia
Boysen Frank, driver Milwaukee Brewerj-, r. 17 Dore
Boysen Hans, mistar sjhr Maria H. Nelson, r. 12S Fran-
cisco
Boysen Julius, r. 911 Valencia
Boysen Leonhird C, liciuors, 120 Eighteenth
Bovson Charles P., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 4 Martha
" PI
Boyson Henry, waiter, r. 3 Harriet
Boyson George M., car repairer Market St. Rv., r. 134
LilyAv
BOYSON J. HENRY dragsist.phar.
inacist aurl rheiiiist, lOIS Yalenria \M'
CHv Hill. Telephone nis>«lon «*, r. 10'2I
Yaleueia
Boyson Madeline, r. 2634 Howard
Boyson Thomas, physician and surgeon, r. Palace Hotel
Boyson Wallace, gripman, r. 134 Lily Av
Boystrom Charles, boilermiker, r. 2761 Sixteenth
Boj-tano Amelio, insurance, r. 1916 Union
Bo.yter John A., correspondent First National Bank, r.
Alameda
Bozati Frank, salesman, r. 908 Sausome
Bozich John S. (Kosach & Bozich) r. 1211 Polk
B02KI0 ORL.\.\DO, wholesale and retail dealer for-
eign and native wines and liquors, 149 Fourth, r.
2610 Howard
Bozzo Michael, clerk L. Valente, r. 918 Vallejo
Bozzoni Emilio, fisherman, r. 916 Sansome
Braas Peter W. (Braas & Wittenburg) r. 1534 Seventeenth
Braas & Wittenburg (Peter W. Braas and Charles Wit-
tenburg) mnfrs furniture, 213 Mission
Braasch Frederick S., shoemaker, 2301 Fillmore, r. 9
Periue
Brabant Needle Co., Edwin W. Crook manager, 126
Keamj , room 49
Brabant William, co<jk, r. 1113 Howard
Brace Frederick, painter, r. 3022 Sixteenth
Brace Herbert M., reporter, r. 618 Twenty-third
Brace Manin S., speculator, r. 43 Sixth
Bradbum Frank, barber John D. Wilson,
Eighth ■•
Bradbury Alfred W'., cashier Shreve & Co., r. 2015
De\-isadero
Bradbury C. C. Mrs. , widow, r. 1319 Jackson
Bradbur3- Fannie W., widow, r. 2015 De\-isadero
Bradbury George F. , surgeon stmr Acapulco, r. 93-J
Valencia
Brad bun- John L., mining, 42 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r.
1719" Pacific Av
Bradbury Lila Miss, compositor, r. 618J Shotwell
Bradbury May Miss, bookkeeper, r. 618J Shotwell
Bradbiiry Minta A. Miss, stenographer Board of Fire '
Underwriters of the Pacific, r. 2015 De\isader.<
Bradbury Nancy M., widow, r. 618| Shotwell
Biadbury R. J., 1st asst engineer P. C. SS. Co., r. 825 '|
Geary
Bradbury Sydney, r. 1117 Golden Gate Av
Bradbury t. H. & Co. (Theodore H. Bradbury and
Edward S. Batten) butchers, 1803 Broderick
Bradbury Theodore H. (T. H. Bradbury & Co.) r. 1701
Scott
Bradbury Vesta E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2015 De\'isadero
Bradbury Walter, bottler, r. 529 Shotwell
Bradbun- William B. , proprietor steam power, 576 Bran- f
nan,' r. 1600 Van Ness Av >
Braddan Edward, laborer, r. 118i Valparaiso
Braddick Alexander B., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 304
Baker
Braddon John J. , blacksmith, r. 317 Third
Brader Norris M., packer Clothing Dept L'. S. A., r. 2106
Greenwich
Braden H. Robert, ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Braden Joseph P., artesian well borer, r. 1011 Army
Braden Oliver J., clerk S. P. C. Ry, r. Alameda
Braden William, car washer Market St. Ry, r. 1525 Post
Braden William D., artesian well borer, r. 1011 Army
SAIN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Brader Edward J., butcher, r. 3009 Jackson
Brader Henry, nianfr soda water, r. 738 Broadway
iBrader Hermann, cook Ahlborn House, r. 16 Lewis
Bradei- Louis, butcher, r. 3009 Jackson
Brader M., hquor dealer, r. 537 Sacramento
Bradfield Richard, miller, 307J Leavenworth
Bradford A. , teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor Bay
and Laguna
'Bradford Aimie M. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1212 Sutter
Bradford Brodie M., secretary Bradford Investment Co.,
230 Montgomery, room 2, r. 600 Bush
Bradford Charles A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
Alameda
Bradford Charles P., president Bradford Investment Co.,
2:10 Montgomery, room 2, r. 1221 Jones
Bradford Clark C, engineer, r. 9 Yerba Buena
Bradford Edward W., collector, 325 Montgomery
Bradford Frederick A. , porter, r. 2 Kapeler Court
BR.4UFOKD «. B. SOVS (Joseph F. Bradford) real
I estate agents and collectors, 325 Montgomery,
room 1
^Bratlford George C, civil engineer, r. 1221 Jones
Bradford George H., engineer, r. 8b Pleasant
Bratlford Herbert S., student, r. 1221 Jones
Bradford Investment Co., Charles P. Bradford president,
Brodie M. Bradford secretary, office 230 Montgom-
ery, room 2
Bradford Isaac W., engineer, r. 9 Yerba Buena
Bradford Isabella, widow, r. 1221 Jones
Bradford James O., advertising agent Wells Fargo &
, Co., r. 2221 Larkin
Bradford John D. , manager Fire Assn of Philadelphia,
308 Pine
Bradford Joseph F. (G. B. Bradford Sons) r. Oakland
Bradford Kate, widow, r. 329 Ellis
Bradford Llewellyn A., engineer S. H. Tyler & Son, r.
913 Natoma
Bradford Martraret Miss, landscape artist, r. 1221 Jones
Bradford Mary I. Mrs. (Martin, Ing^alsbe & Bruce Por-
ter) r. SW cor Larkin and Union
Bradford Nellie Miss, mangier La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Bradford Sarah, widow, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Bradford S. K., r. New Western Hotel
■ Bradford Thomas, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
Bradford Wagner, surveyor and real estate, office 322
I Montgomery, r. 2221 Larkin
Bradford Wallace (Hulse, Bradford & Co.) r. 125
Spruce
Bradford William (Bradford & Christensen) r. 20 Haight
•BKADFOKD WILLI A.tl B., secretary Alaska
Packers Association, 308 Market, Telephone Main
5450, and Bristol Bay Canning Co., 126 Davis, r. San
Rafael
Bradford Ik Christensen (William Bradford and James
Christensen) wood and coal, 10 Linden Av
Bradford Marie, domestic 1720 Pine
Bradif Leopold, carpenter, r. Alms House
Bnidigan John T., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1827 Greenwich, rear
Bradjam Angela, liquor dealer, r. 1027 Twenty-third
Bradler Charles T., with W. J. Street, r. 350 Bush
Bradley Albert H., salesman, r. 410 Harrison
Bradley Ale.^^ander, eaqienter, r. 55 Tehama
Bradley Alexander B., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley Allen M., laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Bradley Ann Miss, proprietor The Monroe, 612 Bush
Bradley Annie, domestic 448i Third
Bradley Arthur C, harness washer, r. 2225 Jackson
Bradley Arthur C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2225 Jackson
Bradley Arthur O., r. Alms House
Bradley Asa M., salesman C. F. Weber & Co., r. Oakland
Bradley Augustus E., butcher, r. 2665 Howard
Bradley B. & Son (Bernard and James) painting and
whitening, 923 Mission
Bradley Bernard (B. Bradley & Son) r. 1222 Eddy
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Bradley Bernard, manne fireman, r. 154 Tehama
Bradley Bernard, scourer A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 2817
Folsom
Bradley Carrie H. Miss, school teacher, r. 725i Twenty-
second
Bradley Catherine, widow, lodgings, 227 Sixth
Bradley Charles, longshoreman, r. 249 Perry
Bradley Charles Jr., bricklayer, r. 249 Perry
Bradley Charles P., painter,' r. 1222 Eddy '
Bradley C. T., with Pacific Steam Whaling Co., r. Oak-
land
Bradley Edward H., salesman Murphy, Granc & Co., r.
712 Buchanan
Bradley Elizabeth P. Mrs., teacher drawing, r. 1111 Van
Bradley Esther, domestic 2534 Mission
Bi-adlev Frank D. (Bradley & Johnston) r. 1814 San Carlos
Av
Bradley Frank E., clerk, r. 2665 Howard
Bradley George, laborer, r. 781 Mission
Bradley George J., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1319 Twenty-fifth
Bradley George N., ca'rpenter Market St Ry., r. 630
Hayes
Bradley George, traveling salesman, r. 196J Noe
Bradley George W., clerk, r. 2007 Bush
Bradley Giles, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Bradley Henry C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1308 Leav-
enworth
Bradley Henry L., compositor Call, r. 1517 Leavenworth
Bradley Henry W. (Stanly, Hayes & Bradley) attorney at
law, 4 Sutter, rooms 26-31, r. NE cor Morton and
Railroad Av, Alameda
Bradley Hester E. Miss, teacher Bradley Kindergarten,
r. 528 Eddy
Bradley James (B. Bradley & Son) r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley James, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1326 Sacra-
mento
Bradley James, driver Patrick Bradley, r. 1780 Folsom
Bradley James, druggist, r. 326 Eddy'
Bradley James F. , bartender H. Neuhaus, r. 3 Nathan
PI
Bradley James J. , painter, r. 622 Eddy
Bradley J. J., bookkeeper Holt Bros. Co., r. Oaklana
Bradley John, r. 100^ Second
Bradle3' John, master mariner, r. 55 Tehama
Bradley John, plasterer, r. 16 Ellis
Bradley John, plumber, r. 400J McAllister
Bradle.v John, watchman, r. 1112 Green
Bradley John H., laborer, r. S s Precita Av nr Howard
Bradley John S., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 528 Eddy
Bradley Joseph, driver Patrick Bradley, r. 1780 I'olsom
Bradley Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 603 Eddy
Bradley Kindergarten, Miss Ella M. Bradley principal,
528 Eddy
Bradley Lawrence, teamster, r. 235 Langton
Bradley Maggie L. Miss, seamstress, r. 1112 Green
Bradley Marcus, clerk Parker & Eells, r. 10 Bartlett
Bradley Margaret, widow, r. 119 Trenton
Bradley Margaret, widow, r. 135 Precita Av
Bradley Margery, widow, r. 27 Madison Av
Bradley Mark, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1137 Bush
Bradley Mary widow, r. 140 West Mission
Bradley Maurice I., paperhanger, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley M. Ella Miss, principal Bradley Kindergarten, r.
528 Eddy
Bradley Michael, liquors, 420 Brannan
Bradley Michael, wool sorter, r. 249 Perrv
Bradley Milton S., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 2007 Bush
Bradley Owen, watchman La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Bradley Owen, wool sorter, r. 249 Perry
Bradlej' Patrick, soap dealer, r. 1780 Folsom
Bradley Pulverizer Co. (Boston) F. N. Spear manager,
oHice basement Crocker Bldg,
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C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, importer of a fevi^
Selected Vintage* of BARTON & GUESTIER'^
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Bradley R., master mariner, r. 1838 Santa Clara Av
Bradley R. H., switchman S. P. Co
Bradley Richard, master mariner, r. 55 Tehama
Bradley Richard, master stmr Bay City, r. Alameda
Bradley Richard, special administrator estate of James
A. Bradley, 4 Sutter
Bradley Thomas, metal worker, r. 856 Howard
Bradley Thomas, paver, r. 401 Harrison
Bradley Thomas E., salesman, r. 788 Harrison
Bradley Wallace, cabletender, r. 147 Valencia
Bradley William, harness cleaner.!. P. Ferguson & Son,r.
601 Xatoma
Bradley William, laborer, r. Parnassus Avnr Eighteenth
Av South
Bradley William H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 16
Kissling
BRADLEY A .IOH\^STO\' (Frank D. Bradley)
Chinese and Japanese emplojiuent office, 640 Clay"
Bradovich Bernard, laborer, r. 932 Clay
Baadrick Isaac, policeman, r. 665 Harrison
Bradshaw David, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 221 Ritch
Bradshaw George H., clerk, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw George S., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 2107 Cali-
fornia
Bradshaw John (Bradshaw & Eisan) r. 716 Tehama
Bradshaw John, laborer, r. 221 Ritch
Bradshaw John, stableman, r. 720a Clementina
Bradshaw Joseph, clerk, r. 221 Ritch
Bradshaw N. E. Mrs., manager S. F. Aromatic Disin-
fector Co., 121 Post, ro>>ui 20, r. 715 Xatoma
Bradshaw Patrick, liquors, 346.J Seventh, r. 1110 Howard
Bradshaw Robert, laborer, r. 221 Ritch
Bradshaw Sue E. Miss, teacher Christian Science, r. 702
Powell
Bradshaw William, laborer, r. 221 Ritch
Bradshaw William F., with S. F. Aromatic Disinfect<ir
Co., 121 Post, r. 715 Natoma
Bradshaw S Eisan (John Bradshaw and George Eisan)
butchers, 421 Turk
Bradstreet A. B. Mrs., mnfr weather strips, 1323 Ellis, r.
1137 Ellis
Bradstreet Cecil D., clerk, r. 1137 Ellis
Bradstreet Ernest W., traveling salesman, r. 1137 Ellis
Bradstreet J. Robie, salesman, r. 1137 Ellis
BR.\I»8TREET (THE) C'OnPAM" .UER€A\.
TILE AGE.XCY (XEW VORK) L. B. HiUiard
superintendent, 230 Calitr.inia cor Battery
Bradt John M., contractor, r. 360 Sanchez
Bradt Joseph M., policeman, r. 360 Sanchez
ft^ Bradt. Brand and Brant
Brady Adolph (Brady & Co.) r. 488 Tehama
Brady Annie D., widow, r. 1023 Post
Brady Benjamin B., machinist, r. 575 Bryant
Brady Bernard F., carpenter Western Mechanical Wks,
r. 2024 Ellis
Brady Bonaventure B., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. 715 Twentv-second
Brad\- Catherine, with Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 2428
Gear>-
Brady Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Brady Charles A., stone cutter Owen E. Brady, r. SE cor
Twenty -fourth and San Jose Av
Brady Daniel, bartender, r. 1300 Valencia
Brady Daniel, bricklayer, r. 20i Clara
Brady Daniel, laborer "S. P. Co.
Brady Daniel, liquors, 119 Eddy
Brady Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 123.^ Cumberland
Bi-ady Darid, furniture, "222 Fourth, r. 719 Tennessee
Brady David, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 813
Mission
Brady Edna T. Mrs., r. 204 Golden Gate Av
Brady Edward, marine engineer, r. 94 Densadero
Brady Edward, plumber, r. 124 Julian Av
Brady Edward, teamster Dunham, Carrigan & Havden
Co., r. 22 Ash Av
Brady Edward B. Rev., rector St. Marj-s Church (Old
Cathedral) r. 628 California
Brady Edward J. , clerk James C. Xealon, r. 319 Jessie
Brady Elizabeth, widow, r. 465 Tehama
Brady Frank, clerk, r. 116 Tenth
Brady Frank W., driver Sunset Laundry, r. 216 Seven-
teenth
Brady George St. A. P., engraver, r. 7 Montgomerv Av
Brady Henry, clerk, r. 2930 Howard
Brady Henry, cof>k N. Peter Larsen, r. 227 Harrison
Brady Hugh J., clerk Post Office, r. 674 Brannan
Brady Isabella, widow, r. 1334 Florida
Brady James, blacksmith, r. 721J Broadway
Bradj James, brickmason, r. 119* Sixth
Brady James, fruits S. P. Co.'s Ferry- Depot, r. 31^ Davis
Brady James, hostler E. J. Root, r. 1212 Golden Gate Av
Brady James, longshoreman, r. 247 Second
Brady James, machinist, r. 12 Victor
Brady James, sawyer, r. 856 Howard
Brady James, teamster, r. 2 Cleveland
Brady James F., gasfitter, r. 119 Webster
Brady James J., carpenter Western Mechanical Wks, r.
1416 Devisadero
Brady James J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 416
Stevenson
Brady James P., architect, r. 116 Tenth
Bradv James T., watchman Long Svrup Refining Co., r,
1617 Larkin
Brady James V., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 813 Mis-
sion
Brady James W., piint grinder Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 1 Vincent
Brady Jeremiah, storekeeper stmr Mariposa
Bradv .Jeremiah J., blacksmith John J. Canavan, ri
Seventh Av South nr M
Brady John, blacksmith William McDonald, r. Tenth Ar
nr Railroad Av South
Brady John, boilermaker, r. 349 Tehama
Brady John, butler 1299 Van Xess Av
Bradv John, clerk, r. 120 Alte
Brady John, marine fireman, r. 143 Minna
Brady John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 210 Michi-
gan
Brady John J., blacksmith, r. Tenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Brady John J., contractor, r 1425 O'Farrell
Brady John J., gatekeeper City and County Hospital
Bradv John J., groceries and liquors, 863 Brvant, r. 19a
Gilbert
Brady John L , telegraph operator, r. 1516 Polk
Brady John T.. plumber Hughes Bros., r. 22 De Boom
Bradv John T., teamster, r. 43 Clara
Bradv Jules F., clerk Cashier's Dep' Wells Fargo & Co.,
f. 17 Scott
Brady Julia Miss, r. 116 Tenth
Brady Kate, widow, r. loli Clara
Brad\- Kate, widow, r. 176 Minna
Bradv Kate Miss, foreladv Charles M. Plum i Co., r.
242S Geary
Bradv Kate R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 15 Pearl
Brady Minnie Miss, r. 116 Tenth
Brady Margaret, widow, r. 1417 Powell
Bradv Margaret, widow, r. Tenth Av South nr Railroad
Av
Brady Martin, blacksmith, r. 721i Broadway
Brady Martin J., clerk, r. 627 Jessie
Brady Mary, widow, varieties, 826i Twentieth
Brady Mary J., widow, r. 726 Fillmore
Brady Matthew, buteher, r. 250^ Tehama
Brady Matthew I., drayman, r. 353 Grove
Brady Matthew I. Jr., salesman, r. 353 Grove
Bradv Matthew V., mason >-nd builder, office 16 Pi>st. r.
332 Shotwell
Bradv Michael, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Seventh Av
South bet L and M
Brady Michael, pipelayer S. F. Gas Light Co. . r. 120 Alta
Bradv Michael V., rancher, r. Bav View
Bradv Mollie Miss, r. 2428 Gearv"
Brady Nicholas T., bricklajer, r. 116 Tenth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STMT M SEJEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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?rady Owen E., contractor brick and stone, office 16
Post, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and San Jose Av
iradv Patrick, r. 2 Bennington
Jrady Patiick, r. S s Sadowa bet Plymouth and Capitol,
Ocean View
Urady Patrick, laborer, r. 213i Perry
3rad'v Patrick, proprietor Western Mechanical Wks, SE
; cor Post and Central Av, r. 1416 Devisadero
Jnuly Patrick, track cleaner, r. 251 Minna
JradV Patrick Mrs., widow, r. 116 Tenth
Jrady Patrick J., carpenter Western Mechanical Wks, r.
1416 Devisadero
3radv Patrick J., teamster, r. 961i Bryant
Jrady Patrick T., laborer, r. 20 J Folsom Av
irady Peter G., clerk Hiram D. Deafraa, r. SW cor
Seventh Av and D
Jrady Peter W., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Seventh
Av South bet L and M
Irady Philip, blacksmith Eureka Boiler \Vks, r. 207
Langton
Jrady Philip, rancher, r. Bay View
Srady Philip, teamster, r. 121 Gilbert
Brady Philip F., foreman Engine 2, r. 412 Bush
3rady Philip F., laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 25
Langton
inulv Philip W., deputy City and County Surveyor, r.
2301 Pine
Brady Richard, drajTiian, r. 905 Bryant
Brady Richard, machinist, r. 207 Langton
BradV Richard Jr., oiler, r. 905 Bryant
Brady Robert E., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 522 Ivy Av
iflrady Samuel, laborer, r 905 Bryant
'Brady Tecumseh, machinist Western Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
' land
iSradv Tenie Jliss, mangier La Grande Laundry, r. 60^
Norfolk
iSrady Theresa Miss, stenographer, r. 1419 Powell
Bradv Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1038| Folsom
Brady Thomas, laborer LTnion Iron Wks, r. 421 Missis-
sippi
Bradv Thomas, salesman, r. 319 Jessie
Bradv Thomas, teamster, r. 121 Gilbert
Brady Thomas, teamster William Kerr Co., r. 903 Battery
Brady Thomas, watchman, r. 2316 Taylor
Brady Thomas E., longshoreman, r. 5 Camp
Brady Thomas F., carpenter, r. 1425 O'Farrell
Bradv Thomas F., clerk Thomas Lundy, r. 176 Minna
Brady Thomas F., stationery, 2001 Fillmore, r. 2301 Pine
Brady Thomas H., bricklayer, r. 353 Grove
Bradv Thomas H., clerk, r. 2228 Geary
Bradv Thomas H., marine engineer, r. 22 Mariposa
Brady Thomas J., fireman, r. 924 North Point
Brady Thomas J., salesman Western Meat Co., r, 1067
Mission
3rady Thomas W., machinist Eureka Boiler Wks, r. 94
Devisadero
.Brady Timothy, laborer, r. 1715 Mission
jBrady William, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 227 Second
iBrady William, miner, r. 743 Pine
BRADY WILLIAM J., >r.,pH.....
Eureka Boiler Works, II3>II5 .nissiou.
Telephone Main .504.5, r. 94 Devisadero
Bradv William J. K., machinist Market St. Ry, r. 94
Brady William W., bookkeeper, r. 17 Scott
.Brady Zella Mrs., r. 339 Eddy
Brady & Co. (Adolph Bradv and Samuel Kafka) butchers,
209 and 218-220 Sixth"
'Brady. See Bready
Braeg William, clerk Davis Bros., r. 1520 California
Braendlein G. C, bookkeeper, r. 12 Essex
Braendlein George, cabinetmaker, 547-549 Brannan, r.
10.^ Sanchez
Braendlein Rudolph, cabinetmaker George Braendlein,
r. 16i Sanchez
Ijrui-so Adolf, silversmith Shre\'e & Co., r. 2610| Folsom
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 2«I73lRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Bragg Ada M., widow, r. 1332 Page
Bragg Frank, marine eng'neer, r. 6 Steiner
Bragg John S., shipjoiner, r. 215 Castro
Bragg Mary J. Miss, teacher Girls* High .Schoi-1, r. 215
Castro
Bragg Peter, engineer, r. Alms House
Bragg Peter, laborer, r. 1320 Rhode Island
Bragg Robert, r. 215 Castro
BraggRobert Jr., shipjoiner Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 109
Castro
Brago Manuel, barber Adolph Davis, r. 119 Fifth
Brago Peter, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. West
Berkeley
Braham Edvvard, clerk, r. 412 Minna
Braham Kate, widow, r. 412 Minna
Braham Johanna, widow, r. 7 Dunn Alley
Braid Alice G., widow, millinery, 527 Hayes, r. 729 Lin-
den Av
Braid David C. Jr., proprietor Atlantic Straw Wks, 104
Fifth, r. TsO Linden Av
Braid John, stenographer Smith's Cash Store, r. 729
Linden Av
Braida John (Braida & Pasquall) r. 706 Birch Av
Braida & Pasquall (John Braida and John B. Pasquali)
marble and mostic work, 721 Laguna
Braig Joseph (Merz & Braig) r. 2525 Bryant
BSr"Brain. See Brane
Brainard A. C. & Son (Adelbert C. and William H.)
mnfrs agents, 109 California, room 2
Brainard Adelbert C. (A. C. Brainard & Son) r. Berkeley
Brainard George L., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 129 Twenty-fourth
Brainard Mary Mrs., r. 224 Tenth
Brainard William H. (A. C. Brainard & Co.) r. Berkeley
Braire William, baker, r. 715 Hyde*
Brake Frederick W., salesman City of Paris, r. 1205.^
Bush
Brake Sidney H., salesman City of Paris, r. 21 Glen
Park Av
BrakenvvAgen Edmund, blacksmith Am. Tool Wks, r.
3 Baldwin Coui-t
Brakenwagen Rosa, domestic 1910 San Carlos Av
Braley Charles F., shipping clerk Thomas & Kahn, r.
1312 Scott, rear
Bralich Frederick, cook, r. 15191 Mason
Bralich L. Miss, saleslady, r. 1519^ Mason
Bralye James C, laborer Western Sugar Ketinery, r.
496 Eighth
Braiuah Alfred, tailor, r. 804 Turk
Bramer Caroline, widow, r. 1510 Leavenworth
Bramhall George B., musician, r. 209 Capp
Bramna Lizzie, widow, r. 124 Valley
Bramson Ada Miss, stenographer, r. 223i Birch Av
Bramson Benjamin, boatman, r. 1813 Dupont
Bramson Fannie, widow, r. 223^ Birch Av
Bramson Arry H., machinist, r. 1813 Dupont
Bramson Loiiis, stenographer Cal. Title Ins. and Trust
Co., r. 223^ Birch Av
Bramstedt Henry, electrician, r. 205 Sanchez
Bramwell Aaron, longshoreman, r. 1419 Kearny
Bramwell Aaron Jr., oiler Examiner, r. 1419 Kearny
Branagan Christopher, real estate, r. 128 Chattanooga
Branagan Patrick J., bakery, 1124 Larkin
B^'Branagan. See Brannagan and Brannigan
Branch Andrew W., attorney at law, r. 314 Bush
Branch George H., compositor Chronicle, r. 622 Jessie
Branch George W., acting deputy U. S. Naval Officer, r.
Oakland"
BRANCH HOUSE F. L. Xarpm pro.
prietor. rooms per iiii:l>t 'i^ eenis to $1,00,
week .*l.00 to .*:$.«0. month *4.00 to
$13,00, metallie lire e.scapes front and
rear, 861 Market, opposite B idwln Hotel
Branch Leonidas C. , president Moro Bay Improvement
Co., 512 .Montgomery, r. 3009 Sacramento
Branch Oscar (Nolan & Branch) r. 821 Bryant
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Branch Royal D., clerk Forwardingr Dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co. , r. Alameda
Branchl Arelio M. , ins. agent, r. 1409 Mason
Branco M. Mrs., widow, r. 1518 Powell, rear
BRAVD A., secretarj- - French Savings and Loan
Society, 534 California, r. Alameda
Brand Abraham M., painter, r. 1505 Buchanan
Brand Agatha, widow, r. 864 Folsom
BKA^TD ARruCR. attorney at law, 175-176-177
CYocker Bldg, r. 1924 Broadway
Brand Beda L., r. -2419 Webster
Brand Caesar, musician, r. 864 Folsom
Brand Charles, waiter Warren & Malley, r. SW cor Bay
and La»Tana
Brand Christopher, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 429i
Clementina
Brand Edward, laborer Sut -o Baths, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Brand Elizabeth, widow, r. 28} Kissling
BR.4.\D ER.\E!»T, attorney at law, and secretarj-
and cashier Humboldt Sayings and Loan Society, 18
Geary, r. 1924 Broadway
Brand Eugene, gripman, r. 533 Sacramento
Brand Helene M., r. SW cor C 'rtland Ay and Schuyler
Brand Herman J. , jeweler, 230 Kearny, r. 212 Powell
Brand Hyla A. Miss, bookkeeper Wa'ldeck Sanatorium,
r. 406 Gough
Brand Jacob M. , butcher, SE cor Larkin and O'Farrell,
r. 629 Ellis
Brand Kate Miss, forelady D. Norcross & Co., r. 406
Gough
BR.4.\'I» Ll'CIE\, teller French Sa\-ings and Loan
Society, 5:J4 California, r. Alameda
Brand Oscar, machine hand W. B. Shrock, r. 741
Minna
Brand R. H., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry.,r. 21
Djlores
Brand S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 406 Gough
Brand Samuel, pimnber, r. 408 Second, rear
Brand Thomas, driyer, r. 308 Dolores
S5" Brand. See Brandt
Brandan Ctrl, cook, r. 802 Gearr
Brandau William, attorney at law, r. 1920 Fillmore
Brandecker Frederick, baker, r. 827 Twentieth
Bran emsnn Bina Miss, hairdresser, r. 914 Fifteenth
Brandemann Carston, shipwright, r. Fifth Ay South nr 1
Brandenburger Rudolph, restaurant keeper, r. 602 Cen-
tral Ay
Brandenburgh William, blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r.
71 Henry
Brandenstein Alfred J. (J. Bergmann & Co.) and secre-
tarj- and treasurer the American Import Co. 107
Sansome, r. SW cor California and Gough
Brandenstein Charles H., salesman Adelsdorfer & Brand-
enstein, r. SW cor California *nd Gough
Brandenstein H. & Co. (Herman Brandenstein and Wil-
liam Hillie ) liyery stable, SW cor New Montgomerj-
and Mission
BR.4.\DE.\8TEI\ HE\'R¥ I'., attorney at law,
217 Sansome, room 14, r. SW cor Callfoniia and
Gough
Brandenstein Herman (H. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 822 Ellis
Brandenstein Joseph, merchant, r. SW cor California and
Gough
Brandenstein M. & Co. (Meyer Brandenstein and Lazard
Godchaux) wholesale butchers, S s First Ay South,
bet Railroad Ay and N South, office 319 Pine,
room 3
Brandenstein Manfred (Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein) r.
SW cor Californi t and Gough
Brandenstein Max J. (M. J. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 2005
Franklin
Brandenstein Meyer (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 1305
Van Ness Ay
BRA^iDEXSTEIX .M. .1. A CO. (Max J. Branden-
stein) commission merchants, tea asd matting im-
prrters, 118-120 Market and 15-17 California, Tele-
phone Drunim 163
Brandes August K. F., bookbinder Acres & Williams, r.
866 Folsom
Brandes Charles F., bookbinder, r. 866 Foisom
Brandes Herman, bartender Golden West Hotel, r. 2
Sutter PI
Branhofer Theodore A. , engineer Examiner, r. 67 Cali-
fornia Ay
Brandi Antone, r. 35 Fair Oaks, rear
Brandner EUzabeth Mrs., midwire, r. 7 August Alley
Brandner George, baker, r. 7 August Alley
Brandon Alfred R., physician, office and r. 2240 Post
Brandon Edward J., bricklayer, r. 3 Freelon
Bran' on Frederick L»., attorney at law, 530 California,
rooms 63-64, r. 646 Eighteenth
Brandon George, laborer, r. 38 Perrj-
Brandon George, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 9
Clara
Brandon Henry, boilemiaker, r. 24i Louisa
Brandon John, helper Edison L. and P. Co., r. 24|
Louisa
Brandon John R., electrician, r. 826 Pacific
Brandon Joseph, machinist, r. 24i Louisa
Brandon Joseph F., hoseman Engine 10, r. 28 Clarence
PI
Brandon Joseph R., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, room
2, r. 25 Belyedere
Brandon Julian R., salesman Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.,
r. 1717 Post
Brandon Mark, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 9 Clara
Brandon Michael, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 9
Clara
Brandon Minnie Miss, r. 30 Elgin Park Ay
Brandon Owen, laborer, r. 24i Louisa
Brandon Patrick H., engineer Engine 8, r. 1616 Pacific
Ay
Brandon Thomas J., laborer, r. 1807 Lombard
Brandon William T., oiler Edison L. and P. Co., r. 28
Clarence PI
Brandstatt John F., switchman Market St. Ry, r. 1444
Folsom
Brandstetter Joseph, painter Joseph Smith, r. 365 Jessie
Brandstetter Morris, smelter, r. 5S Morris
Brandt Adolph H., tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 815|
Humbfjldt
Brandt Albert W., student, r. 1713 Bush
Brandt Amanda, domestic 2510 Fillmore
Brandt Annie Mrs. , furnished rooms, 37 O'Farrell and
20J Stockton
Brandt August, bookseller, r. Alms House
Brandt Bernard L. , house and sign painter, 404 Mont-
gomery, r. 1013 Van Ness Ay
Brandt, Buker & Knudsen (Herman Brandt, Fritz Buker
and Julius Knudsen) tanners, Nebraska nr Army-
Brandt Claus, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and
Octa\ia, r. 251 Oak
Brandt EUzabeth H. Mrs., r. 1031 Clay
Brandt Frederick, r. 1840 Ellis
Brandt Frederick, liquors, 154 Third, r. 12 Everett
Brandt Frederick, restaurant, 2775 Sixteenth
Brandt Frederick C, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 713i
Union
Brandt Gustav, furnished rooms, 263 Third
Brandt Gustaye, laborer, r. 1120 Iowa
Brandt Harry, seaman, r. 131 East
Brandt Henry, laborer, r. 13 Victor
Brandt Henry, porter Haas Bros., r. 410b Eddy
Brandt Heruian (Brandt, Buker & Knudson) r. 2a Twen-
ly-fourth
Brandt Herman, teacher music, r. 715 Post
Brandt Herman A., horseman Bay District Race Track
Brandt Isaac B. L., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 5, r.
1713 Bush
Brandt Jacob (Jacob Brandt & Co.) r. 33 Scott
BRA\DT J.4t'OB A CO., (Jacob Brandt and Max
Ordenstein) cigar manufacturers and proprietors
Alma Mia Cigar Facton*, 608-614 Front, Telephone
Main 7061
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imDS OF STEET and SIDEWALI WORK
ent Work
Room 2G
Bituminous Rock and Ce
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMEDV STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. '.If,
VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 4-0
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
BRA
287
BRA
Brandt James A., machinist Risdon Land L. Wks, r.
217 Devisadero
Brandt John, carpenter, r. 2836 Sixteenth
Brandt John, groceries and liquors, 592 San Jose Av
Brandt John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1105
Brandt John B., ship carpenter, r. 844 Folsom
Brandt Louis, bookkeeper Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 2836
Sixteenth
Brandt Louis, phmiber H. Williamson, r. 713i Union
Brandt Magnus, bricklayer, r. 114 St. Rose's Av
Brandt Maurice (Brandt & Co.) r. 2213 Van Ness Av
Brandt Musette G. Miss, stenographer Tlionias F. Barry,
r. 1031 Clay
Brandt Noah, teacher music, r. 1027 O'Farrell
Brandt Peter (Brandt & Robohm), r. 1840 Ellis
Brandt Peter H., laborer Gray Bros., r. 56 Homestead
Brandt Rutherford G., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 405
Hayes
Brandt William, porter Haas Bros., r. 212 Leaven-
worth
Brandt & Co. (Maurice Brandt and Edward J. Turking-
ton) tailors, 139 Monttromery
BRANDT «& ROBOH.1I (Peter Brandt and Cord Ro-
bohm) groceries and liquors, 1840 Ellis
Brandtjen H., clerk Gray Bros., r. 120 Morris Av
Brandtjen John, r. 120 Morris Av
fi^Bnine. See Brain
Branger Celina, widow, r. 2010 Pierce
Branham Edward H., plumber, r. 60 Thirteenth
Branham William C, plumber, 60 Thirteenth
Branick John P., contractor, r. 137 Dolores
Branigau Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 113H Howard
Bi-anigan Felix H., engineer, r. 1131i Howard
Branigan J., 3d cook stmr City of Puebla
Branigan James, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Wks, r. 10a
Dehon
Branigan James H., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo
&Co., r. 1109 Valencia
Branke F. F., pastor St. Paul's Mission, r. 1506 Mission
Brankschulte F., steward Ahlbom House, r. 708 Pine
Branlej' William, laborer, r. 601 Lyon
Brann Delia Mrs. , r. W s Folsom nr Ripley PI
Brann Frank, bartender William B. Holloway, r. 235
O'Farrell
Brann Frank B., clerk, r. 117 Cumberland
Brann H. Harding, sailmaker Brann & Prior, r. 117
Cumberland
Brann Joseph, butcher Ge man Hospital
Brann Robert C. (Brann & Prior) r. 117 Cumberland
Brann Thomas M., insurance agent, r. 224 Dorland
Biann Walter S., law student Galpin & Zeigler, r. 912
Pine
Brann & Prior (Robert C. Brann and John L. Prior)
sailmakers, 56 Clay
Brannagan Arthur J., clerk Old South Park Statuary
D ug Store, r. 17 Hattie
Brannagan Peter, currier H. N. Cook Belting Co., r. 118
Eugene
a^ Brannagan. See Branagan and Branigan
Brannan A. L. Mrs., winow, r. 60n Folsom
Brannan Catherine, widow, r. 3011 Clay
Brannan Elizabeth, widow, r. 2 Ritch
Brannan Frank, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Brannan George A., clerk, r. 124 Valley
Brannan James, collector, r. 48 Louisa
Brannan James, hoseman Engine 4, r. 144 Second
Brannan James, laborer, r. 612J Second
Brannan John, r. 527^ Linden Av
Brannan John, fireman, r. 229 East
Brannan John, laborer, r. 616 Stevenson
Brannan John, peddler, r. Ill Natoma, rear
Brannan John, soapmaker, r. 743 Brannan
Brannan John, traymaker, r. 649 Minna
Brannan John E., real estate, r. 1014 Page
Brannan Joseph, laborer, . Alms House
Brannan Kate Miss, canner, r. 743 Brannan
Brannan Kate E. Miss, milliner, r. 2215i Pine
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bituminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL NATIOMS DRINK
pred(^ri(;l(8bijr<^ \^(^(ir Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Braiman LawTence, blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 46
Louisa
Brannan Lizzie, domestic 270 Jessie
Brannan Lizzie, widow, r. 124 Valley
Brannan Louis, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co.
Brannan Maggie Mrs., funiished rooms, 13^ Taylor
Brannan Martin, r. Alms House
Brannan Martin, longshoreman, r. 212 First
Brannan Marj', domestic 1821 Sacramento
Brannan Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Brannan Mary F., widow, r. 110 Natoma
Brannan Mary F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2215^ Pine
Brannan Mary J., widow, r. 1525i Mission
Brannan Michael, baker Log Cabin Bakery, r. 720 Four-
teenth
Brannan Michael, driver, r. 24 Louisa
Brannan Michael, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
Brannan Patrick, machinist Risdon L and L. Wks.
Brannan PatricK, r. 1122 Larkin
Brannan Patrick B , horseshoer, 516 Hyde
Brannan Peter E., painter, r. 1525 J Mission
Brannan Sarah Mrs., r. 434 Minna
BKANXAK STREET WAREHOUSE. F. S. Moody
proprietor, 609-617 Brannan and 108-116 Bluxome,
Telephone South 181, office 426 Townsend
Brannan Thomas, hostler La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Brannan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 11231
Broadway
BRA.>'.\AN THOMAS, wood and eoal, 1132 Howard
Bran»an Thomas G., butcher, r. 2215.V Pine
Brannan William, salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 340 Clem-
entina
Brannan William C, gardener, r. 124 Valley
HS" Brannan. See Brennan and Brenan
Branner Philip, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 888
Dolores
Branquart Victor, compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 111;?
Market
Branscheid Charles F., bookeeper, r. 1921 Green
Branscheid Edward C. , clerk "Tlie German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1921 Green
Branscheid William, shoemaker, r. 1921 Green
Bransford Samuel G., medical student, r. 19 Moss
Bransford William A., cleaner, r. 19 Moss
Bransford Zerrel W. , cleaner, r. 19 Moss
Branson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 336 Twenty.
ninth
Branson John, waiter, r. 230 California Av
Branson Philip F., actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 820
Scott
Branson Thomas, porter, r. 33'> Twenty-ninth
Branson Thomas J., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co. , r. 336 Twenty-ninth
Brant Emma Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1712 Jones
Brant Louis P., 1st Lieut. 1st Infantry U. S. A., Angel
Island
Brant M. G., curtain clean«r, 107 Hayes, r. 21 Fell
Brant William P., bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones
Brant. See Brand and Brandt
Brantcin Harry, barber, r. 702^ Bryant
Brantharer Howard L., repurter Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. Oak and
Brauting Charles B., laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
Branton James, butler 704 Folsom
Branz Mary, widow, bakery, 1018 Powell
Brarens Ferdinand, clerk Carl Moeller, r. Ocean View
Brarens Frederick, bartender, r. E s San Jose Road nr
Sickles Av, Ocean View
Brarens Frederick C, news agent, r. 435 Bryant
Brarens Henry, peddler, 415 Eighteenth
Brarens Peter S., milkman, r. 702 Seventeenth
Brasca Eugenie, widow, r. 15 Ford
Brasil Thomas, engineer stmr San Joaquin No. 4, r. Sac-
ramento
Braskenitz Wenzel, tailor, r. 210 Prospect PI
Brassell John F., cook The Hoffman, r. 845 Mission
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Brasser Johanna, widow, r. 30 Welsh, rear
Brassill C. F. Mrs. , waitress, r. 271 Stevenson
BRASTOW SOLOMOX D., superintendendent West-
em Division Wells Fargo & Co., NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission, r. 1116 Hyde
Braticevich Antone, bartender John L. Radovlch, r. 1800
Post
Bratlie Olivia, domestic 2413 Octavia
Bratlie Sojihia Miss, nurse Pac. Ori)han Asylum and
Home for the Aged, r. S s Silver Av and Mission
Road
Bratovich Bernard, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Bratslovsky Marcus, watchmaker and jeweler, 243 Sev-
enth
Bratt George W., cigarmaker C. W. Dunn & Co., r. 102
Octavia
Bratt Solomon, r. 446 Clementina, rear
Bratton Fred O., clerk Cashier's Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2306 Mission
Bratton William G., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2306 Mission
Braud Frank E., brass molder F. Baud, r. 524 Fulton
Brand Peter, machinist F. Baud, r. 16371 Fulton
Brauer Charles F. (Brauer, Grasshoff & Co.) r. 2002
Golden Gate Av
Brauer Frank, insurance broker, r. 724 Union
Brauer Henry, butcher, r. 1330 Eddy
Brauer Herman, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 156 Perry
Brauer John, cabinetmaker, r. 43 Russ
Brauer John H., butcher J. Hertz & Co., r. 1330 Eddy
Brauer Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 43 Russ
Brauer, Grasshoff & Co. (Charles F. Brauer and Robert
Grasshoff) commission merchants, 309-311 Front
l^"Brauer. See Brewer, Brower and Broyer
Bronkschulte Frederick, waiter, r. 708 Pine
Braun Adolph W., tailor, r. 435 Stevenson
Braun Carl, molder Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 435
Stevenson
Braun Charles, wharf builder, r. 605 Fulton
Braun Charles H. F. , bookkeeper Ami Vignier, r. Oak-
land
Braun Francis A., salesman Ami Vignier, r. Oakland
Braun Frank, painter, r. 241 Seventeenth
Brami Frank J., foreman Edwards Publishing Co., r. 346
Fifth
Braun George, beer bottler, 2219 Pine
Braun Henry, foreman J. Gundlach k Co. r., 411 Twenty-
seventh
Braun Jacob, carrier Examiner, r. 34 Thirteenth
Braun Louis E., clerk George W. McNear, r. Oakland
Braun Nathaniel H. bookkeeper. Cutter & Moseley, r.
Oakland
Braun Paul, bartender Hackmeier's Hotel, r. 123 Eddy
l^"6raun. See Brown
Braunbeck Peter, bricklayer, r. E s Laidley nr Merced
Braunhart Samuel (A. Harris & Co.) r. 8 Third
Braunschweig Charles, tailor, r. 314J Clementina
BKAi:.\SCHWEI<ilER EDWARD, secretary Braun-
schweiger & Co., 5-7 Drumm, r. NW cor McAllister
and Devisadero
BRAIJNSt'HWEIOER HERMAXN, president
Braunschweigir & Co., 5-7 Drumm, r. NW cor
McAllister and Devisadero, Telephone West 788
Braunschweiger Hermann Jr., traveling salesman
Braunschweiger & Co., r. NW cor McAllister and
Devisadero
BRAUNSCHWEIGER & CO.
oorporalcd) Hermann Braansclivteiger
president. Edward Brannscliweiger sec-
retary. Importers and liquor merchants,
.">-: Draiiim, Telephone Main I64«
Bravender Joseph, teamster, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Bravennan Louis, r. 1219 Fulton
Biaverman Signvund L. (Bravermaii & Bostelman) r. 1219
:\ . Fulton
BRA¥ER.1IAM «£ B0SIEL:»A.\ (Sigmund L.
Bravennan and Rudolph W. Bostelman) importers
and dealers diamonds and precious stones, 121 Post,
rooms 3-4
Bray Alfred, seaman, r. 44 Tehama
Bray Angelo, clerk Morris Erb, r. 29 Clinton Park
Bray Anthony, mining engineer, r. 502 Powell
Bray Augustus, painter, r. 871 Market
Bray Austin, laborer, r. IISJ Valparaiso
BRAY CHARLES E., general agent Passenger De-
partment Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 2 New
Montgomery, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Bray Edward M. (Bray's Sons & Co.) r. Fruitvale
Bray Etta, saleslady George Haas & Son, r. 19 Willow A\
Bray George F., dentist, office and r. 926 Sutter
Bray Grace, widow, r. 19 Willow Av
Bray Grace S., widow, r. 926 Sutter
Brav Henrj' T., contractor and builder, 605 Clav, r. 2!)
Clinton Park
Brav Howard H., travelins salesman W. W. Montague
*&Co.
Bray Ira, car starter Market St. Ry, r. 416 Bartlett
Bray Louisa F. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School, r.
2233 Sutter
Brav Margaret Mrs., r. 1000 Washington
Bray Mary C. Mrs., r. 2233 Sutter
Brav Mary E. Miss, saleslady Cook & Co., r. 29 Clin ton*
Park"
Bray Michael, boots and shoes, 1080 Howard
Bray Michael F., cashier Grand Hotel, r. 724 Grove
Brav Reginald D., accouitant Ins. Co. of North Am,, r.
"2233 Sutter
Bray Robert A. (Bray's Sons & Co.) r. Alameda
Bray Sylvester L., clerk, r. 251 Oak, rear
Brav Warren L., teamster, r. 1710i Sacramento
Bray W. H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 126 Tenth
Brav William J., bookbinder Payot, Upham & Co.
l»^Bray. See Brev
Bray's Sons & Co. (Edward M. Bray and Robert A. Bray>
commission merchaits, 220 .Clay
Bray man Robert A., watchmaker, r..216 Noe
Braj-ton A., paver, r. Park Hotel
BR\4VT0\ a. p., president The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., 121-123 Main, r. 1167 Jackson, Oakland
BRAVTO\ A. I*. .Ir., vice-president and manager
The Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-123 Main, r. 1167
Jackson, Oakland
BRAVTO:V' EDWARD L., treasurer The Pelton
Water Wheel Co., 121-123 Main, r. 1167 Jackson,
Oakland
Brazak Carl, brushniaker Frank Schwarz, r. 210 Pros-
pect PI
Brazel Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Fell
Brazell James M., mining expert, r. 1312 Octavia
Brazelton Edgar H., oiler St. Lawrence Stables, r. 1045
Market
Brazier Will'am, laborer, r. ill Natoma
Brazzi James, driver, r. 613i Stevenson
Breakfleld Aaron, gri)nnan, r. 2052 McAllister
Brean William H., switchman S. P. C^>., r. 191.=. Har-
rison
Breare Miles J., lastmaker Cal. Last Factorj', r. 316
Shotwell
Brechman Joseph, clerk Andrew Coleman, r. 213
Langton
Brecht Gustave, brewer, r. 400 Capi)
Brechtel L. Miss, attendant The Lurline Baths, r. 6
SeJ^llour Av
Breck George, manaarer J. B. Colt & Co., 131 Post, r. 202
Grove
Breck William A. M. Rev., asst. rector St. John's Epis-
copal Church, r. 106 Julian Av
BreckenfeldFrederick, real estate, r. 326 Eighteenth
Breckenfield William M. , bookkeeper, r. 1330a Washing-
ton
Breckenridge William J. , baker stmr City of Pueblo
Breaker Frank, r. 517 Post, rear
TRV the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, IMain 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
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Bi'eckett John, r. 18| Oak
Breckett Mary Mrs. , r. 18i Oak
Breckhog Richard, blacksmith, r. 3188 Harrison
Breckon T. W. Page, searcher records, 330 Pine, room
24, r. Golden West Hotel
Breckwoldt Au;,'ust H. . laborer, r. 1164 Bryant
Breckwoldt John F., laborer, r. Il(i4 Bryant
Bredehoft Charles, 5i:roueries and liquors, 1)9 Twenty-
fourth
BredehoftCSristian, clerk Diedrich Hadeler, r. 943 How-
ard
Bredehoft Martin W., jiorter Paul Kaiser, r. 121 Sum-
Bredenberg William, bushelman Benedict & Turner, r.
Ahlborn House
Bredhof! Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Bros. & Plagemann,
r. Oakland
Brcdhoff C!harles M., porter Dodg-e, Sweeney & Co., r.
931 Twenty-third
Bredhotf F. William, coffee roaster, r. 930 Filbert
Bredhoff Henry, groceries and liquors, 800 Page
Bredhoff John, bartender, r. 336 Green
Bredhorst Henry, house and window cleaner, 1022 Lar-
kin
Bredig Amanda Miss, r. 727 Franklin
Bredig Henrietta, widow, r. 727 Franklin
Bredlie Andrew, shoemaker, 28 Market, r. 139 Gough
Bredlow Herman, millhand Central Lumber and Mill
Co., r. 27 Ripley PI
Bredoii Robert E. Mrs. , r. 920 Guerrero
BreduU Catherine, widow, r. 438 Eddy
Bredull Marie Miss, teaclier nnisic, r. 428 Eddy
Bree Ellen F., r. 1216 Folsom
Bree J. Linden, draugh snian Wright & Sanders, r. 642
Folsom
Bree John, musician, r. 705 Fifteenth
Bree John H., brass finisher, r. 1216 Folsom
Bree T. Edgar, draughtsman Golden State and Miners
Iron Wks, r. 642 Folsom
Bree Thomas W., teacher music, r. 1216 Folsom
l8®~Bree. See Brie
Breece Abraham, mining, r. 1729 Califf)rnia
Breed Cameron Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. 434 Siui
Jose Av
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper Joseph Bernhard, r. Oak-
land
Breed Edward A., cashier A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 432
San Jose Av
BREED FKAXK P., superintendent Station K, Post
Oflce, r. The Colonial
Breede Dora, widow, liquors, NW cor Polk and Pacific,
r. 2000 Polk
Breede William, r. 2000 Polk
Breeden H. C, r. Hotel Pleasanton
BKEEUEK A!V1> !iiPOKT»iM.i.\ (weekly) Breeder
and Sportsman Publishing Co. iiublishers, 313 Bush,
TeleiJhone Main 1173
BKEEKEK AXI> .SPORTSMAN PUBLISH I!V<;
CO., F. W. Kelley manager, iRiblishers Breeder &,
Sportsman, 313 Bush
Breedlove Ira N., cashier Germania Life Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Breedlove William N., r. 1425J Jackson, rear
Breen Catherine E.,domesticll4Lyon
Breen Daniel P. , teamster, r. 178 Perry
Breen Henry M., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 319
Sierra
Breen James, capitalist, r. Golden West Hotel
Breen James, machinist, r. 5 Bernard
Breen James W., boilermaker, r. 44 Jessie
Breen Jennie, widow, proprietor Cable House, SW cor
Twenty-eighth and Tiffany Av
Breen John, blacksmith Golden State and Miners Iron
Wks, r. 59 Tehama
Breen John, clerk, r. 5 Bernard
^ Breen John, engineer, r. 621 Second
' Breen John M. , r. 16 Laguna
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR C1RCUL.HRS
WIELA/ND'S
LMCeR BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Breen Lawrence, engineer, r. 44 Jessie
Breen Margaret, widow, r. 1339 Twenty-fourth
Breen Mary Mrs., furnished rcioms, 476 Jessie
Breen Mary J., widow, r. 1310 Guerrero
Breen Matthew J., surveyor, r. 16 Laguna
Breen Michael, roofer Herman Schottler, r. 1325 York
Breen Michael J., janitor, r. 131 Post
Breen Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Breen Patrick, teamster, r. Ocean View
Breen Thomas, r. 16 Laguna
Breen Timothy K., clerk The Maze, r. 100 Jones
Breenig Louis, laborer, r. 926 Eleventh Av South
Breenig Max, clerk, r. 926 Eleventh Av South
Breenig Robert, machinist, r. 926 Eleventh Av South
Breese Abijah, r. 1205 Folsom
Breese David, barber, 1205 Folsom
Breese George R., contractor, r. 1918a Howard
Breeser Gustav, liquors, 806 Third
Breeze Charles K., physician, office and r. 1949 Geary
Breeze James H., liquors, 114 Sutter, r. 515 Page
Breeze Louisa, widow, r. 1330 Sutter
Breeze William F.. law student Fisher Ames, r. 1330
Sutter
(K^ Breeze. See Breece and Briese
Breffeilh Louis C, clerk O'Farrell & Co., r. 29 Belve-
dere
Brehaut Arthur, carpenter S P. Co., r. 433 Bryant
Brehing Patrick, teamster John J. Kenney, r. Twenty-
Sixth Av nr Point Lobos Av
BKEM.W ADAM, proprietor San Francisco Turner
Hall Saloon, 323 Turk, r. 520d Turk
Brehm Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Brehm George W., packer Wni. H. Miner, r. 22 Minna
Brehm Rudolph W., wood turner, 407 Mission, r. Ber-
keley
Brehum Edward, teamster George Morrow & Co., r. 34
Commercial
Breid Henry R , r. 217 Golden Gate Av
Breidenbach Philip (New York) miifr satchels and trav-
eling bags, 36 Phelan Bldg
Breidenstein Charles F., clerk, r. 5 Willow Av
Breidenstein Leonard H., clerk, r. 5 Willow Av
Breidenstem Mary, widow, r. 5 Willow Av
Breig Edwin, driver Pac Soda Wks, r. 1774j Folsom
Breig John (Breig & Schafer) r. 212a Lincoln Av
Breig & Schafer (John Breig and Charles Schafer) pro-
prietors Pac Soda Water Wks, 1710-1712 Folsom
Breiting Christina, widow, r. 26 Ford
Breiling Eugene A., pressman, r. 26 Ford
Breiling Frank, butcher, r. 228 Linden Av
Breiling Frank J. (Breiling & Wollstadt) r. 905 Mission
Breiling H. J., clerk Rudolph Herold, r. Oakland
Breiling Theodore, butcher S. Solomon, r. 26 Ford
Breiling & Wollstadt (Frank J. Breiling and Nichola.s
Wollstadt) butchers, 965-967 Mission
Breiten Charles, confectioiiei-y, 418 Montgomery Av
Breiten Frederick, glazier, r. Alms House
Breitenbach John, cleaner The F. Thomas Parisian Dye-
ing and Cleaning Wks, r. 725 Twenty-fourth
Breitenstein Edmund, gardener, r. N s Lombard bet
Baker and Lvon
Breitenstein Henry, butcher Charles Osswald, r. 1515
Jackson
Breitenstein Jacob H., carpenter, r. 1232 Pacific
Breithaupt Jacob, hog ranch, W s Arkansas nr Twenty-
fifth
Breithaupt Joseph, teamster, r. W s Arkansas nr Twentj-
fifth
Breitstein Ellas, tailor, 629 Market, r. 727 O'Farrell
Breitstein Harry, salesman Browii Bros, k Co. , r. 729
O'Farrell
Breitweisch Frederick J., barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 8
Cedar Av
Breitwieser John, baker Frederick Mayer, r. S s Four-
teenth Av South nr N
Breitzinann Adolph, clerk John Taylor & Co., r. 1511
Vallejo
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Robert, clerk Rediiigton cS: Co., r. 1511
Vallejo
Breitzmann Robert Jr., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber
Co., r. Belvedere
Breker Henry, hog ranch, SE cor Sickels Av and Mission
Road, Ocean View
Brekert August, baker, r. 772 Mission
Brekke Lawrence, laborer, r. 630 Castro
Brekle Frederick, beer bottler, r. 3301 Geary
Brella George, baker Conrad Vierckt, r. 496 Eight
Bremer Adolph, carpenter, r. 1209J Mission
BKE.nER A<;XE!S I>. MIS!^, grand secretary C<in>
panions of the Forest, 120 O'Farrell, r. Alameda
Bremer Amelia, domestic 810 Page
BRE.IIER (^HtcI^TIA:^ M., srrand secretary Ancient
Older of Foresters of America, 120 O'Farrell, Tele-
plione Main 5236, r. Alameila
Bremer George, teamster headquarters Dept of Cal., U.
S. A., r. 417 Ellis
Bremer Hann ih Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 Sumner
Bremer Hennan J. (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228 Post
Bremer House, 311 Pacific
Bremer James H., wool dyer Frederick S. Moody, r. 7
Sumner
Bremer John, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1218
Folsom
Bremer John H. , r. 2100 Larkin
Bremer Joseph (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228 Post
Bremer Joseph & Co. (Joseph and Herman J. Bremer)
wholesale liquors and cig-ars, 310 Sacr miento
Bremer Louis, bartender Peters Bros. r. 102 Mission
Bremer Louis, blacksmith Cal. Car \Vks. r. 803 Harrfson
Brenier Martin, longshorema , r. 1169 Mission
Bremer Milttm A., clerk Bremer & Bender, r. 1307 Van
Ness Av
Bremer Otto A. (Browning i Bremer) r. Alameda
Bremer RudoIi)h O , bartender, r. 410 Minna
Bremer William H. (Bremer & Bender) r. 1307 Van Ness
Av
Bremer & Bender (William H. Bremer and Albert M.
Bender) insurance agent, 310 Sacramento
Breinlei Max, tailor Roos Bn s., r. 550 Jessie
Bremler Paulina, widow, r. 550 Jessie
Bremler Rudolph, tailor. 244 Sutter, r. 550 Jc-^sie
Bennnel Julius, gunsmith, r. 959 Howard
Bremner George, salesman Murphv, Grant & Co., r. 2106
Post
Bremner George St. J., floorwalker Newman & Levinson,
r. 4-Z8 Fair Oaks
Brennier Henry, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 630 Gearj-
Bremner William, nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
Brenan Edwin, bookkeeper Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein,
r. 9241 Oak
Brenan John T., solicitor, r. 924^ Oak
6^ Brenan. See Brennan
Brendage Edward, car)ient<r, r. 954 Eightesntli Av
South
Brendel Ge-nge L., carpenter, r. 172 Minna
Brendel Herman, tailor, r. 209 Post
Brendel Jol n, clerk Rauer s Law and Collection Agency,
r. 39 Fidton
Brendel John F., bookkeeper National Brewing Co., r.
604 Hayes
Brendel Marguerite, widow, r. 3 Grant AUey
Breneman Louis, r. 731 Church
Brenliam Laura J. Miss, clerk U. S. Engineers' Office, r.
320 Van Ness Av
Brenkamp W^illiani, r. 326 Fddj'
Brenn Joseph, painter, r. 365 Che.'tnut
Bredhan A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Powell
Brennan Alice M. Miss, operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 2229 Market
Brennan \ndrew J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
1119 Greenwich
Brennan Anna Mr-., varieties, 129 Eleventh
Brennan Brt)thers (Patrick J. and Michael) carpenters
aad builders, office 16 Post
Brennan Carrie Miss, bookkeeper T. C. Marceau, r. 1635
Union
Brennan Cecelia, domestic 518 Devisadero
Brennan Daniel J., contractor and builder, 16 Post, r
22131 Polk
Brennan Edward H., wheelwTight Henry B. Schindler,
r. 31 St. Marj''8 Av
Brennan Edward, driver J. Seidl & Co., r. 1128 Bryant
Breiman Edward, laborer, r. ISd Bluxome
Brennan Edwarl P., stoker Engine 23, r. 2123 Broderick
Brennan Ella Mrs., bakery, 772 Harrison
Brennan Ellen, widow, r. 206 Franklin
Brennan Frank, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 3 Fulton
Brennan Harriet, seamstress, r. 1523J Broadway
Brennan Harrj', driver National Ice Co.,r. 772 Harrison
Brennan Harry, plumber, r. 206| Fillmore
Brennan Henry T., teamster, r. 909c Folsom
Lrennan James, hostler Sutter St. Ry., r. 29 Natoma
Brennan James, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Brennan James, plasterer, r. 221 Twenty-fourth
Brennan James E., clerk W. C. Ordway, r. 18d Bluxome
Brennan James E., contractor, r. 211 Clara
Brennan James E., cutter William Walker & Co., r. 506
Ellis
Brennan James F., boat builder George W. Kneass, r.
502 First
Brennan James F., mining secretary, 916 Market, room
41, r. 1927 Geary
Brennan John, horseshoer Patrick J. Tray nor, r. 922 J
Folsom
Brennan John, laborer, r. 61 South Park
Brennan John, liquors, 513 Third
Brennan John, messenger First National Bank, r. 310
Fell
Brennan John, pantrjnnan stmr San Jose
Brennan John, porter, r. 123 Eddy
Brennan John, proprietor Nob Hill House, 369 First
Brennan John, rigger, r. S s Broad bet Plymouth and
San Jose Rd, Ocean View
Brennan John, stair builder, r. 230 Webster
Brennan John, stevecore, r. 706 Batterj-
Brennan John, teamster, r. 36 Clay
Brennan John Rev., assistant St. Patrick Church, r. 744
Mission
Brennan John C, r. 1635 Union
Brennan John E., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 232 Lin-
den Av
Brennan John E., wood and coal, 455 Clementina, r. 205
Day
Brennan John H. , clerk Pac. Lumber Co. , r. 369 Harrison
Brennan John H., master mariner, r. 609 Twenty-first
Brennan John T., bricklayer, r. 211 Clara
Brennan John V., boat builder George W. Kneaes, r.
Broad nr Plymouth, Ocean View
Brennan John W., seaman, r. 502 First
Brennan Joseph M., teamster, r. 1035 Union
Brennan Kate F. Miss, printer, r lS68a StevensoD
Brennan Lizzie, widow, r. 23 Langton
Brennan Lizzie Miss, labeler, r. 23 Langton
Brennan Luke, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Brennan Luke F., teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 514
Mission
Brennan Margaret, domestic 2624 Sacramento
Brennan Margaret, widow, r. 531 Natoma
Brennan Margaret A., domestic 624 O'Farrell
Brennan Marie Miss, furnished rooms, 959 Mission
Brennan Martin, longshoreman O. B. and N. Co., r. 212|
First
Brennan Martin J., peddler, r. 1128 Brj-ant
Brennan Mary, domestic 116 Devisadero
Brennan Mary, seamstress, r. 1523^ Broadway
Brennan Mart', widow, r. 351a Minna
Brennan Mattliew J., floorwalker Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 206 Franklin
Brennan Michael, r. 310 Tehama
Brennan Michael (Brennan Bros.) r. 337 Eddy
Brennan Michael, butcher Isadore Gans, r. 230 Webster
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Telephone Mission 40
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Brennan Michael F., salesman, r. 614 Edd.v
Brennan Michael T., salesman, r. 211 Clara
Brennan Nicholas, cooper, r. 89 Silver
Brennan Nicholas G., stenographer, r. 1635 Union
BRE!Vi\A\' OWAX M., proprietor Hotel Pleasanton,
SOO Sutter, Telephone Main 370
Brennan Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Francisco and
Kearny
Brennan Patrick, teamster, r. 29 Natoma
Brennan Patrick J. (Brennan Bros.) r. 337 Edd.v
Brennan Richard P. Rev., pastor Mission Dolores Church,
r. S s Sixteenth het Dolores and Church
Brennan Sarah, widow, r. 1868a Stevenson
Brennan Stephen, brassflnisher, r. 31 St. Mary's Av
Brennan 1 honias, r. 18d Bluxome
Brennan Thomas, butcher, r. 2914 Sacramento
Bremian Thomas, laborer, r. 15234 Broadway
Brennan Thomas, laborer, S. F. Lumber Co., r. 130
Juniper
Brennan Thomas, liquors, NE cor Thirtieth and San
■Jose Av
Brennan Thomas, marine engineer, r. 700 Folsom
Brennan Thomas E., clerk, r. 182 Noe
Brennan Thomas E., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r. Al-
BREWNAN TH0.1IAS F., physician and surgeon,
office 810 Mission, r. 1811a Stehier
Brennan Thomas F., porter, r. 931 Grove
Brennan Thomas W., r. 1222 Laguna
Brennan Timothy J., bartender James Lough, r. 514
Mission
Brennan William, barber, r. 1939J McAllister
Brennan Will am, clerk Frank Moran, r. 422 Fourth
Brennan William, laborer, r. 205 Day
Brennan William, stevedo e, r. 502 First
Brennan William J., boatbuilder, >•. 230 Webster
Brennan William T., tile setter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 5 Madison Av
^f Brennan. See Brenan and Brannan
Brenneke Lena Mrs., coffee saloon, 1305 Mission
Brenneke Louis, bakery, 121 Ninth
Brenner Emma, domestic 1619 Leavenworth
Brenner George, bookbinder Payot, LTpham & Co., r. 127
Bernard
Brenner Gustav (L. & G. Brenner) r. 517 Devisadero
Brenner Joseph, bartender Henry N. Deppe, r. 1318^
Harrison
Brenner Leopold (L. & G. Brenner) r. 91% McAllister
Brenner L. & G. (Leopold and Gustav) proprietors New
York and S. F. Collar Co., 6-8 Battery
Brenner William H., porter C. F. Beckman, r. 127 Ber-
nard
i^" Brenner. See Brener
Biennick Louise Miss, milliner Miss Augusta Gonnan, r.
193 Hyde
Brent Herman, teacher music, r. 715 Post
Breon Paul (Wheaton. Breon & Co.)r. 2026 Califoniia
Brerens Susan, widow, r. 435 Brj'ant
Brereton John, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
3:^" Brereton. See Brier ton.
Bresding Cornelius W., seaman, r. 229 East
Bresett John, r. 1411 Harrison
Bresette Mollie Miss, r. 308 Leavenworth
Breshardt Charles, broommaker, r. 210 Prospect PI
Bresington James, porter Henry Danckwardt, r. 1048
McAllister
Breslan James, vaquero Horn & Judge, r. Florida ur
Mariposa
Bresland Henry, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Breslauer Baruch, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Breslauer Benjamin, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslauer Henry, r. 1048 Golden Gate Av
Breslauer Hulda, widow, r. 522 Golden Gate Av
Breslauer Israel, clerk, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslauer L. & Co. (Lipnian Breslauer) wool connnission,
49-53 Bluxome
Breslauer Lipman (L. Breslauer & Co.) r. Alameda
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BresUuer Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslin Andrew, teamster, r. 521b Seventh
Breslin Annie Miss, paperbox maker, r. 206 Ritch
Breslin Catherine, widow, r. 3 Verona
Breslin Dennis, laborur, r. NW cor Sierra and Georgia
Breslin Edward, watchman Palace Hotel
Breslin James, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r. 30
Chenery
Breslin Janies, shirtmaker, r. 206 Ritch
Breslin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 17 Michigan
Breslin John, laborer, r. 206 Ritch
Breslin John J., metonnan S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 324
Tenth
Breslin Margaret, widow, r. 35 Morris Av
Breslin Mary, widow, r. 1804 Mason
Breslin Patrick, brass molder, r. 640 Howard
Breslin William, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 3 Verona
B»-Breslin. See Brislan
Breslower Charles, clerk Prescott House
Bresnahan Daniel, laborer, r. 303 Twenty-.sixth
Bresnahan James J., met.i,! roofer, r. 1403* Scott
Bresnahan Michael, laborer, r. 66 Tehama '
Bresnahan Terrence, metal roofer, r. 303 Twenty-sixth
Bresnahan Thomas, laborer, r. 66 Tehama
Bresnan Cornelius, clerk Katz & Sons, r. 1320 Filbert
Bresnan Mary, domestic 822 Guerrero
Bresnan Michael J., liquors and lodgings, NW cor Napa
and Ilhnois
Bresnean Michael, shoemaker, r. 311 Fell
Bresse Eugene A. (L. W. McGlauflin &Co.)r. 1917 Pierce
Bresse Gustave L. , with McAfee Bros. , and secretary
Palermo Nurserj' and Citrus Association, 108 Mont-
gomery, r. 1518 Franklin
Bresse Louis C, r. 1518 Franklin
Bressen Robert, master schr Gatama, office 48 Market,
r. 54 Sacramento
Bressi Enrico G. , confectioner, r. 2013 Turk
Bressler Betty Miss (Bressler Sisters) r. 1388 Market
Bressler Emily Miss (Brassier Sisters) r. 1388 Market
Bressler Emma Miss, teacher Kindergarten, 21-27 Jackson
Bressler Sisters (Misses Emilv and Betty) millinerj', 1388
Market
Brethauer Agnes Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 11
Lafayette
Bretherick Clarence O., student, r. 1627 Sacramento
Bretherick Henry, teacher music, r. 1627 Sacramento
Bretherick Mary Mrs. , teacher vocal music, r. 1627 Sac-
ramento
Bretonnel Alfred J., jeweler, r. 331 Twenty-first
Bretonnel Jules V., lapidary, 328 Bush, r. 1022^ Sutter
Bretschneider Fritz, liquors, 4 5 Pacific
Brett Bridget, domestic 2911 Pine
Brett Hans, clerk Charles Brown & Co.. r. 429 O'Farrell
Brett Michael, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 900 Battery-
Brett Michael E.. bartender Calev & Boeder, r. 429 O'Far-
rell
Brett Patrick, laborer James Beatty, r. cor Tenth Av
South and Railroad Av
Brett Thomas A., horse hoer D. Henderson, r. 445^
Bartlett
Brette George C, clerk J. Pinet & Co., r. 1131a Green
Bretz Bertha M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 316 Fulton
Bretz Henry, cook, r. Alms House
BKEl'ER HEXRY .1.. secretary California Art Glass
Bending and Cutting Works, 103-105 Mission, r. 938
Howard
Breuer John T., tailor, 8 .'4 Pacific
Breuer William J., director Cal. Art Glass Bending and
Cutting Wks, r. 938 Howard
Breuning Arnold D., lithographer, r. 232 Scott
Breunnig Robert, machinist Frederick Krajewski, r. 625
Eleventh Av
Breuss Albert, bakery, 517 Montgomery, r. 519 Mont-
gomery
Brew John, r. Hancock House
BrewM. W., r. Ha cock House
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Brew Nathaniel, r. 748 Harrison
Brewer A. J., r. 202 Grove
BRKWEK BEi\JA:UIN B., aentist, 819 Market,
rooms 4-5, r. 1219 Jones
Brewer Frederick A., apprentice Union Iron Wks,'r. NE
cor Eleventh and Folsom
Brewer Georg-e N., clerk Mechanics' Institute, r. 317
Ninth
Brewer George W., real estate, r. 1011 Twentieth
Brewer Harry, clerk S. P. Co. , r. 209 Capp
Brewer Howard F., piano tuner, 535 Twenty -third
Brewer John, clerk Ahern & Sweeney, r. 140 Fifth
Brewer John M., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. 202 Grove
Brewer John M., foreman S. P. Co., r. 2041 Howard
Brewer Laura C, widow, r. 209 Capp
Brewer Louis R., coffee planter, r. 2606 California
Brewer L. S. Miss, clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. 535 Twenty-third
Brewer Marie Mrs., r. (j23 Shotwell
Brewer Michael T., agent, r. 535 Twenty -third
Brewer Richard (brewer & Koch) r. 530" Pacific
Brewer William, actor, r. 1219 Jones
Brewer William E., elevatorman Hotel Fairmount
Brewer William P., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co. , r. East Oakland
Brewer William P. A. , proprietor San Mateo Ranch
Daij-y, 1515 Fillmore, r. San Mateo
Brewer & Koch (Richard Brewer and John Koch) liquors,
530 Pacific
B^~Brewer. See Brauer and Breuer
Brewers' Home, Peter Seebach i)roprietor, 707 Mission
BKEM'EK!>i' PROTE<'TIVK ASiSOC'IATIOlV, Wil-
liam A. Frederick president, Rudolph Mohr secre-
tary, 40 Flood Bldg, Telephone Main 322
Brewery Workmen's Union, William Zahn secretary',
11.59 Mission
Brewin Henry H. , teamster, r. 1314i Harrison
f lewitt Herbert, waiter, r. 48 Fourth
Brewitt Otto, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Browning R. W., r. 610J Polk
Brewster A. L., with Singer Mnfg Co. , r. Oakland
Brewster C. Union (C. Union Brewster & Co.) r. 1470
Ninth Av, Oakland
BREWSTER €. UNION «» CO. (C. Union Brewster)
lithographers and designers, 432 Montgomery
Brewster Daniel E., bookkeeper Gardner & Thornley, r.
2545 Howard
Brewster E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1832 San Carlos Av
Brewster Elizabeth J., widow, r. 2.545 Howard
Brewster George, painter, r. 267 Farallone, Ocean View
Brewster Harriet Mrs., furnished rooms, 1118 Market
Brewster Lizzie Miss, stenographer Parrott &Co., r. 2545
Howard
Brewster Williaui H., conductor Market St. Rv, r 1536
Twenty-fifth
B^ Brewton. See Bruton
Brey Thomas, carpenter, r. 212 Broadwav
eST' Brey. See Bray
Breyer Joseph L.," varieties, 1183 Market, r. 2 Man-
ning PI
iKF" Breyer. See Brver and Brier
BREYF0(;LE EUWIN S. dr., office 213 Gearv,
hnurs 1 to 4 P. M. daily. Telephone Main 1105, V.
Palace Hotel, Telephone Main 1491
13re.\-fogle Hannah Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Breyfogle M. and M. Co. (Montgomery, Nve Countv,
Nev.) J. W. Pew secretarv, 310 Pine, room 15
Breyton Louis S., salesman, r. 126 Fourth
8^ Brian. See Brien and Bryan
Briand ^'alerie Mrs. , widow, laundry, 204i Turk
Briand Victor, tailor, r. Alms House
Briant Albert, waiter, r. 513 Broadway
Briare Richard M., r. 652 Mission
Briare WilUam W., porter Swain Bros., r. 417 Mason
Bricca Antonio, liquors, 1521 Dupont
Bricca Constantmo, lodgings, 915 Battery
Briccardo Giacomo, fish peddler, r. 1031 Montgomery,
rear
Briccardo Stefano, fisherman, r. 1031 Montgomery, rear
Bricco Gerolamo, waiter, r. 1317 Kearny
Brice Durant W., porter A. Levj& Co.," r. 814a Filbert
Brice George, laborer, r. 90 Merced
Brice John J., cajitain U. S. Navy, r. 1001 Bush
Brice William, steward Twenty-sixth St. Hospital, r.
517 Leavenworth
^~ Brice. See Bryce
Brich Jacob, peddler, r. 958 Han'ison
Brichetto Louis (Charles Lagomarsino & Co.) r. 422 De-
visadero
Brichetto Peter (A. Massone & Co.) r. 1339 Dupont
Brick Charles, assistant baggage master S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
Brick John, tailor Louis Goldstein, r. 466 Clementina
Brick John G., collector London and S. F. Bank, r.
Alameda
Brick John W., r 3247 Mission
Brickell J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Green
Brickell John C, real estate, 79 Montgomery Bl(.ck, r.
1023 Green
Brickell Shepard, electrical engineer, r. 1023 Green
Bricker Anton, liquors, San Bruno Av nr Eva
Bricker Frank, bartender Helvetia Hotel, r. 517 Post
Bricker Jacob, housemover, r. IO85 Lily Av
Bricker Lorin H. , clerk Ry Mail Service, r. Berkeley
Brickett Thomas J., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 707 i
Hayes
Brickley Bessie Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum & Co., r.
729J Clementina
Brickley James, carpenter, r. 7291 Clementina
Brickley John, watchman Center Market, r. 607A Pnie
Brickley Michael, stone cutter, r. 1111 Bryant
Brickley William J., machini^, r. 427 Third
Brickmaker's Protective Association The,Williairi J. Eng-
lish, manager, 144 Crocker Bid
Brickman Andrew, teamster, r. 8 Gousfh
Brickman John, blacksmith, 13J0 Tyrk
Brickwedel Anna M., widow, r. 757 Capp
Brickwedel Brothers (Henry and John) liquors, SE cor
Hyde and Beach, and groceries and liquors SW cor
North Point and Larkin
Brickwedel Brothers & Stewart (John and Henry Brick-
wedel and Charles J. Stewart) groceries, and
liquors, SW cor Union and Hyde
Brickwedel Charles H., laundr\'man, r. 912J Harrison
Brickwedel Charies H. Jr., clerk Pac Mail SS. Co., r. 757
Capp
Brickwedel George F., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co. ,
r. 1657b Mission
Brickwedel Grace Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1657b Mission
Brickwedel Henry (Brickwedel Bros, and Brickwedel
Bros. & Stewart) r. SE cor Hyde and Beach
Brickwedel Henrj' J., bartender H. Otersen, r. 1007i
Valencia
Brickwedel Jacob, watchman, r. 2300 Mission
Brickwedel Jane A., widow, r. 729 Fillmore
Brickwedel John (Brickwedel Bros, and Brickwedel Bros.
& Stewart) r. SW cor Larkin and North Point
BRIi'KWEDEL MARTIN H., superintendent Sun-
set Laundry Co., 385 Eighth, r. 125 Ash Av
Brickwedel Rebecca, widow, r. 1007^ Valencia
Bricusse Edward, tailor, 1505 Fillmore
Bride John C, student r. 1011 Post
Bride Morris, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 713 Clem-
entina
B3"Brier. See Briare, Breyer and Bryer
Brideshaw William M., groceries and liquors, 1111 How-
ard
Bridewell Mary V., widow, dressmaker, r. 1C04 Leaven
worth
Bridge Agnes, widow, r. 2613 Union
Bridge Arthur F., clerk Travelers Ins. Co., r. 2613 Union
SAiN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL UPS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
s"J|cmBE 5rtlH FRrtNGISGO 6^11™%"..:="'
THE FITTZ CURE
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Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Hridu'e Charles T., secretary Hobart Estate Co., 532
Market, r. 1111 Golden Cate Av
KIClDGlv V. V. «& CO. (Frederick C. Bridge and
F. W. Kelley) publishers San Francisco TurJ: Guide
Race Programmes, etc., 313 Bush
Bridge Frederick C. (F. C. Bridge & Co.) r. 502 Powell
Bridge Frederick W., cutter H. S. Bridge & Co., r. Bel-
vedere
Bridge George, miner, r. 929i Howard
Bridge Henry S. (H. S. Bridge & Co.), r. 1034 Vallejo
BltlOUE H. S. A CO. (Henry S. Bridge) merchant
tailors and shirt manufacturers, 622 Market
Bridge John, minnig, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av
Bridge William E., proprietor St. Lawrence Stables, 423
Post, r. 1811 Eddy
Bridge William H., clerk H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 2613
BRIDGE & BEACH MANUFAC-
TIIDIMP rn "SlI'KRIOR" stoves
lUnlllU UU.f and ranses, Kalph
M. Ituck iiiauager, i:t-l5 Bla.vuiiie, Tele-
piione Smooth 330
Bridgeport Chain Co. (Bridgeport, Comi.) J. B. Whitne.y
manager, 120 Sutter, room 38
Bridger Albert J., harness and saddlery, 422 Turk, r. 831)
Castro
Bridger Robert R., traveling salesman, r. 839 Castro
Bridger Thomas J. , bookkeeper, r. 839 Castro
Bridges Benjamin T., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 405
Sierra
Bridges Christopher M., tinsmith, r. 1104 Mission
Bridges Eliza, widow, r. 322 Guerrero
Bridges Francis, civil engineer and secretary U. S.
Central Ry Co., 10 California, rooms 19-23, r. 1523
Washington
Bridges Francis E. reporter Guide Publishing Co., r.
1523 Washinjfton
Bridges Frank, musician, r. 211 Page
Bridges George R., seaman, r. 439 Geary
Bridges James, harnessmaker, r. 632 Castro
Bridges John F., patternmaker, r. 525 Shotwell
Brid es Joseph A., engineer Weston Basket and Mnfg
(Jo., r. 112 Erie
Bridges Lyman, civil and consulting engineer, chief en-
gineer U. S. Central Ry Co. and deputy U. S. Min-
eral Surveyor, 10 California, rooms 19-22, r. San
Leandro
Bridges Madeline, widow, r. 525 Shotwell
Brid u'es Thomas S., hostler Ewell's XL Bottled Milk
Dairy, r. 540 Shotwell
^^Bridges. See Brydges
Bridgewood David P., hoseman Engine 9, r. 311 Fre-
mont
Bridgewood George W. , machinist Murray Bros., r. 314
Fremont
Bridgewood James, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 311
Fremont
Bridgewood Kate, widow, r. 1571 Perry
Bridgewood Samuel J., clerk, r. 311 Fremont
Bridgewood Samuel J. Mrs., r. 1702 Folsom
Bridgman John W., drayman Crystal Salt Wks, r. 2506 J
California
Bridgman Robert S., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
2506^ California
Bridgman William, porter M. Franklin & Bro., r. 600
Seventeenth
Bridgman William C, sticker hand Fulda Bros., r. Oak-
land
Brie Gustave, baker, r. 44 Louisa
Brie Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1612 Scott
S5-Brie. See Bree
Brieger Samuel, printer C. A. Murkock & Co., r. 1711
California
Britil Herman F., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 718
Fifteenth Av, South
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
S22 7va:kf?ket street
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Miuy Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Briemle Leonard, poultry dealer, r. N s Onondaga A\-
nr Mission Road
Brien Edward J., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 1012
Oak
Biien James A., compositor Valleau & Petersen, r. 42it
Church
Brieo James M., laborer, r. 1508 Howard, rear
Brien John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 429
Church
Brien Lena C, r. 328 Third, rear
Brien William C, fireman Olymiiic Club, r. 131
Turk
Brieneke August, r. 416 O'Farrell
Brier Columbus, teacher Urban School, r. (Oakland
Brier Louis, r. 345 Nineteenth
8^"Brier. See Breyer and Briare
Brierley Ann, widow, r. 628 Eddy
Brierley Hannah Miss, stenogiaiiher Sanborn, Vail &
Co.
Brierly Hannah J., nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Brierly Joseph, cook S. F. Laundry
^S'Brierton. See Brereton
Briese Robert, liquors 211 Grant Av, r. 16 Stockton
PI
Brigaerts Gerard J., clerk, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Henry R., painter, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H., policeman, r. 14 Bourbon PI
Brigaerts Peter G., electrician, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Thomas H. , electrotyijer, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigden Edward J., manager L. V. Merle, r. 330 Hill
Brig.fs Albert A., accountant Griffin & Skelly Co., r.
614 Page
Briggs Andrew, gripnian, r. 1425J Jackson, rear
David, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. cor First
Av South and Kentucky
Daniel S. , salesman, r. 614 Page
Briggs Edgar, deputy Assessor, r. 614 Page
BKI<;GS ED<J.\K ^\., dealer cigars and tobacco,
vestibule Chronicle Bldg, r. W s Dolores nr Twenty- •
first
Briggs Eleanor Miss, musician, r. 1600 Taylor
Briggs Ellen, widow, r. 619 Bi-oderick
Briggs F. T., r. 1206 Market
Briggs G. G. Mis., widow, r. Lick House
Briggs Jacob M., wall paper and paints, 2117 Fillmore
Briggs James P., clerk Hanson & Hunt, r. 235 Kearny
Briggs Maud Miss, forelady Goodyear Rubber Co.'s fac-
tory, r. 719 Valencia
Briggs Milton, capitalist, r. 225 Day
Briggs Nellie K. Miss, r. 1622 Polk
Briggs Obil W., crier U. S. District Court, r. 1600 Taylor
Briggs Ritchie J. Rev., pastor Centenary M. E. (Jhurch,
r. 1818 Bush
Briggs Samuel M., r. 615 Pine, rear
Briggs Spencer R. , cigars and tobacco, 200 California, r.
Berkeley
Briggs Wilber N., groceries and liquors, NW cor Twen-
ty-third and Sanchez
Briggs William, teamster, r. 1027 McAllister
Brigham Calvin O. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland
Brigham Charles B., physician, examining surgeon New
York Life Ins. Co., 24-25 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r.
2202 Broadway
Brigham Frank E." (Brigham, Hopjie & Co.) r. Oakland
BRIGHAM, HOPPE & CO.
(<'alviii O. Briglia loliii 4'. lloi>i»e aud
Frank E. Kricliaiii) iiii|M»r(ers, r«»iiiiiiis>
sion iiiri-fliaiits, »liolesale dealers dalrj
1>r«dnoe. I'j»-I3l Caliloriiia
Bright John, bottler William F. G. Lageman, r. ,540
Hermann
Bright John, cook, r. 249 Pacific
Bright John, driver Boston Farm Dair,^■, r. 223 Seventh
Bright John F., painter and paperhanger, 659 Folsom, r.
"23 Ritch
Bright John W. , solicitor, r. 647 Stevenson
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428 California Street
Bright Robert, real estate, r. 1431 Pine
^"Bright. See Brite '
Brighton House, Mrs. Kate McKomi pniiirietor, 22
Fifth
Brighton James C. , laborer, r. 1021 Clay
Brighton Joseph, seaman stmr Australia
Brighton Lewis, seaman, r. 770 Harrison
Brighton The, 34 Eddy
Brightsunich Michael M., laborer Golden Gate Park. r.
9 Boyce
Briglia Joseph, musician, r. 1422 Pacific
Brignardello Amelia, widow, r. 2209 Scott
Brignardello Arthur, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 2209 Scott
Brignardello Charles F., bookkeeper Ruffino & Bianchi,
r. 2209 Scott
Brignardello John B., maccaroni maker Queirolo *: Co.,
r. .511 Green
Brignoli Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Brignoli Bartolomeo B., r. 420 Montgomen- Av
Brignoli Domenico, r. 2010 Powell
Brignoli John, plimiber, r. 322 CTiestnut
Brill Alexander, butcher, r. 1017 Twenty-first
Brill Frank, upholsterer John R Foster, r. 323 Jessie
Brili Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 707 Ellis
Brill Henn,-, r. 1109 Treat Av
Brill John, capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
Brill J. W. , clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. .506 Buchanan
Brilliant Aaron S., with Tobias Brilliant, r. 722 Grove
Brilliant Albert, brewer Hibemia Brewerj-, i. 11 McLea
Court
Brilliant Benjamin T., salesman Tobias Brilliant, r. 1220
Ellis
Brilliant Mark, upholsterer, r. 630 Webster
Brilliant Morris, bookkeeper Tobias Brilliant, r. 72.!
Grove
Brilliant Tobias, installment goods, 2(«l Mason, r. 1220
Ellis
Brinifr Gottlieb, baker, r. 625 (^av
Brimhall Charles, cook, r. 60 Thir'd
Brin George A., jiatternmaker Uuiim Iron Wks, r. Killi
Dupont
Brinckerhoff Henrj-, engineer stmr Columbia
Brinckle John R., Captain 5th Artillery, l'. S. A., Alc-a-
traz Island
Brinckmann August H., groceries and liquors, XE cor
Vallejo and Larkin, r. 1334 A'allejo
Brinckmann Frederick, clerk Woebcke & von Staden, r.
SW cor Ellis and Leavenworth
Brind Caleb, candjiiiaker Adoljih Hroma<la, r. 1528 Cal-
ifornia
Brindamore Louisa, domestic 2626 Market
Brindle Ale.xanaer, clerk, r. 315 Sixth
Brindle William, boilennaker, r. 102 Jlississippi
Kriner Peter, carjienter, r. 871 Market
Hrinesstiiii I,udwig, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Uriniraiis Alexander, stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
Bringans P., stonecutter, r. 6:^4 Fourth
Brings Augustus, meter reader Sp. ing ^'allev W. W. . r.
208 Bush
Brink Charles H., clerk, r. 322 Eighteenth
Brinker Coulter H., actor Morosco's Grand Opera Honse,
r. 712 Mission
Brinkhart John, clerk B. D. Schulken, r. Potrero Av nr
Twenty-sixth
Brinkley Georgie Miss, stenographer, r. 718a Bush
Brinkman August F., clerk Clot & Meese, r. 118 Drumni
Brinkman Frederick, gripman Geary St. HR., r. sio
Point Lobos Av
Brinkman John F., blacksmith, r. 1336 Turk
Brinkmann Charles, laborer, r. 31 Federal
Brinkmann Charles F. (Bnnkmann & Kroll)r. IIA McLea
Court
Brinkmann Gus, clerk Witzel & Hillmann, r. XE cor
Green and Batterj-
Brinkmann Hermann" F. (Spille i: Brinkmann) r. 1148
Folsom
Brinkmann & KroU (C. BrinkmaLn and F. W. Kroll)
groceries, 151-153 Xinth
Brinn Morris, mei chant, r. 1334 Ellis
Brinn Estelle, music teacher, r. 1334 Ellis
^3? Brinn. See Brin
Briody Agnes Miss, compositor Bacon Printing Co., r.
22 Bond
Briody Frank, waiter, stmr San Juan
Briody Hugh, r. 8 Grove
Brioay Philic, comiee maker, r. 22 Bond
^Briody. See Broidy
Brieac Belnore F., city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 2518 Sacramento
Brisco William M., 1st officer stmr El Cajiitau, r. M'l
Post
Bnscol Howard, gardener, r. W s Ocean House Road nr
Corbett Road
Brisley G., salesman City of Paris, r. 101 Prospect PI
Brison William M., correspondent Getz Bros. & Co., r.
1304i Larkin
Brisset Arthur M., collector, r 1024 Pacific
Brifset Louis, machinist, r. 1024 Pacific
Bristol Bav Canning Co., William B. Bradford secretarv,
126 Daris
Bristol Calvin E., machinehand Truckee Liunber Co., r.
Alameda
Bristol Ellen Mrs., groceries, 31 Tehrma
Bristol Frank, laborer, r. 706 Laurel Av
Eristfd Harry C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill i Stetson,
r. 621^ Post
Bristol Helen J. Miss, teacher \'an Xess Seminarv, r.
798 Van Xess Av
Bristol Henry, r. 31 Tehama
Bristol Herbert, driver B. M. Atchinson i: Co., r. .■U12
Sacramento
Bristol Jennie K., widow, r. 798 Van Xess Av
Bristol John, porter stmr Santa Rosa
Bristol Mining Co. (Shasta Co.) Frederick E. Luty sec-
retary, 330 Pine, room 5
Bristol Maud K. Miss, teact efMoulder Primarj- School,
r. 798 Van Xess Av
BRISTOL ROBERT D., vice-president The Bancroft
Co., r. New York
Bristowe John W., conductor Gearj- St. RR., r. 15 John-
BRITISH AMERICAN ASSUR-
ANCE CO.
(Of Toronto, (anadat H.
M. <; r a n t iii a u a g c r.
4 harles 4. staart assistant manager, fi.i
4 alifornla. Telephone Main 4:»
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SO< lETY OF < .4LI.
FOK.M.4, Benjamin Clark secretary, 604 Merchant,
British' fOXSTL.4TE. Denis Oonohoe Con*uI,
Wellesley Moore A'ice-Consul, 506 Battery
Britschgi August (Britschgi Bros.) r. 4 Adair
Kritschgi Brothers (J*)seph, Leonard and August) dairv,
4 Adair, office 32 Eddy
Britschgi Joseph (Britschgi Bros.) r. 4 Adair
Britschgi Leoi.ard (Britschgi Brof.) r. 4 Adair
Britt Edward, baker stmr Colon
Britt ElbridgeA., lineman, r. 904 Minna
Britt Ella Miss, laundress, r. 93 Colton
Britt James E, plumbing, 7 Eighth, r. 325 Tenth
Britt James P, steward Chemical Engine 5
Britt Jeffery, teamster, r. 93 Colton
Britt John F., gasfltter James E. Britt, r. 319 Grove
Britt Joseph H, plumber James E. Britt, r. 319 Gro\e
Britt Mary A., widow, r. 711 Folsom
Britt Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Britt Patrick L., watchman, r. 21 2A Langton
BKITT.4IN r. S., attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms
13-14, r. 904b Powell
Brittain, John C, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 900
Pine
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Brittain William, seaman, r. 1001 Folsom
Brittain William H, blacksmith P. W. Commins, r. 735
Twenty-second
Brittain William H. Jr. , wireweaver H. Friedrichs, r.
735 Twenty-second
Brittan George W, gripman, r. 1731 McAllister
Brittan John W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 505 Fell
Brittan Lizzie A., widow, r. 505 Fell
Brittan M. B. Miss, r. 2713 Sacramento
BKITTA^ \ATIIA\IEL J., capitalist, office 41-42
Mills Bldg, (jth floor, r. San Carlos, San Mateo Co. ,
Cal.
Brittan Samuel, porter Daniel Center, r. 458 Natoma,
rear
BRITTA\ WILLIAM G., attorney at law, 1(5 Ne-
vada Block, r. 2713 Sacramento
Brittan William K., solicitor, r. 9 Jefferson
BRITTA.\''S BlILDIlVdi, SW cor California and
Davis
Brittis John, driver Alexander Bailly, r. 815 Montgom-
ery
Britton Angele, widow, r. 1503 Mason
Britton Arthur A., traveling salesman, r. 1724 Stevenson
Britton Claire, clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. Alameda
Britton David D., bookkeeper, r. 622 Greenwich
Brittton PYederick W. , journalist, r. 2430 Market
Britton George, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbauni,
r. 427 Hayes
Britton James D., r. 149 Henry
Britton Jane, widow, furnished rooms, r. 118 Six-
teenth
Britton John A., secretary Oakland Gaslight and Heat
Co., 604 Commercial, r. Oakland
Britton Joseph (Britton & Key) r. 829 Union
Britton Margaret R. , widow, r. 1313 Taylor
Britton Samuel, waiter, r. 58 Everett
Britton William H., porter Paul Friedman, r. 2030 Fol-
som
Britton William T., soapmaker Newell Bros., r. 13 Hart-
ford
BRITTO.V «S RE¥ (Joseph Britton and EsUte of
Jacques J. Rey) lithographers, 525 Commercial, Tel-
ephone Main 526
Brizaro Brausie, law student, r. 791 Sutter
Brizzolara Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 24 Wetmore PI
Brizzolara Angelo L., grocer, r. 10261 Washmsjton
Brizzolara Charles, extract maker, Adelsdorfer &
Brandenstein, r. 702 Vallejo
Brizzolara Luigi, wood and" coal, 1015 Washington, r. 24
Wetmore PI
Brizzolara Sini B., expressman, r. 24 Wetmore PI
Brizzolara Tarquinia F., fresco painter, r. 1527 Dupont
Brizzolara Victor, laborer American Salt Co.
Brizzolara Vincenco, soapmaker, r. 6 Montgomery PI
Broad Alfred F., compositor C. H. Klinkner & Co., r.
lOlOJ Leavenworth
Broad Charles Mrs., widow, r. 1 Broad's PI
Broad Charlss E., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 2508
McAllister
Broad Frank J. , candymaker, r. 1 Broad's PI
Broad James F., plumber, r. 128 Valley
Broad Kate, widow, r. 6171 Natoma
Broad Philip J., bill poster, r. 1 Broad's PI '
Broad Robert, superintendent Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co. , r. 1934 Stevenson
Broad Stephen, driver H. C. Beckman, r. 324 Castro
Broad William, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 1009 Powell
Broadbent A. L. , Lieut. IT. S. Navy, r. Beresford Hotel
BROAUBE.^T ('HARLE»^ W., superintendent San
Francisco Laundry, office 3 i Geary, r. 1519 Eddy
Broadie James F., bellboy, r. 911 Hyde
Broadkerb Peter, painter, r. 27 Ridley
Broadman Andrew, hostler Oscar Harris, r. 2414 Cali-
fornia
Broadman Bernard, restaurant, 437 Bush
F. W. WRIG H T
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market 5t. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
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Broadwater Edward S., bookkeeper Harvey W. Rice
Engine Wks, r. Oakland
Broadway Brewery, Adams ii Rohver proprietors, SW
cor "Treat Av and Nineteenth
Broadway Cable Railroad Co., office 328 Montgomery.
room 15
BROADWAY GRAMMAR !^€HOOL, Miss Jean
Parker principal, N s Broadway, bet Powell and
Mason
BROADWAY I»rSURAS<?E €0. (of New York)
J. D. Maxwell agent, 421 California
BROADWAY IJ. !S. BO!VDED WAREHOUSE.
C. H. Gilnian & Co. proprietors, 723 Battery, cr
Broadway, Telephone Main 1.551*
Broadway Wharf, foot of Broadway
Broad well Eleanor Mrs., hair dyeing, 118 Grant Av
Broad well William B., ca.shier Porter Bros. & Oo.,r. lOiiT
Larkin
Broadwolf George, carpenter, r. 556 Willow Av
Brobeck Gottfried, expressman, NW cor California and
Drumm, r. 109 Fair Oaks, rear
Brobeck Hartford T., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 7ob
Webster
Brobeck Henry, c irpenter, r. 708 Webster
Brobeck William L, chief clerk City and C«unty Attoi-
ney, r. 708 Webster
Broberg Albert R., fireman stmr Modoc, r. 20a Hunt
Brocas John W , salesman D. E. Allison & Co., r. lOSVi
Valencia
Broch Frances W., rigger, r. 315 Bryant, rear
Broche Gabriel, cook John Dupas, 1308 Stockton
Brochier Emily Mrs., dyeing and cleaning, 234 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1212 Powell
Brochier Francois, r. 1212 Powell
Brochini C harles, gardener, r. W 8 Blackstone nr Goiigli
Brochner Theodore, waiter Wm. Schneider, i. 223
Kearny
Brock Albert F., blacksmith P. W. Conmiins, r. 209 Court-
land Av
Brock Charles, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner & Waller
Brock Charles W., office 722 Montgomery, r. Lonn, Cal
Brock Christian, waiter, r. 805i Geary
Brock Ellen Mrs., student M. J. Dougherty, r. 931 Green-
wich
Brock Franz W., rigger Union Iron Wks, r. 315 Bryant
Brock George H., steward U. S. Marine Hospital
Brock James, groceries and liquors, 239 Perry
Brock Julian, messenger Harbor Commissionei-s, r. 1!)2:>
Devisadero
Brock Leon, agent, r. 1419.^ Wtb-ter
Brock Mary A., widow, r. 717 Howard
Brock Oscar W., bartender, r. 906 Folsom
Brock Robert M., hostler, r. 19 Thirteenth
Brock William, clerk Murphy, Grant &Cn., r. Loriii, ful
Brock William, seaman, r. 225 Clay
Brock William F., janitor, 606 Montgomery, room 4S
Brocker Mamie Mrs., r. 801 Hyde
Brockelmann Herman, cellamian B. Dreyfus & Co., r.
811 Mission
Brockenbrough J. B. Mra., widow, r. Hotel St. Nicliola-^
Brocker Mamie Mrs., r. 801 Hyde
Brockhoff Alexander G., clerk Chickering, Thoma- ,V
Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss, r. 2733 Howard
Brockhoff Henry C, teamster M. P. Detels &Co., r. 1.5">L-
Erie
Brockhoff William H., clerk T. C. Kierulff, r. 2733 Hnv
ard
Brocki George, blacksmith, r. Ninth Av nr Point Loons
Av
BrockieW. S., bookkeeper, r. 315 Leavenworth
Brockliss Charles W., teamster Ri\er Express Co., r. 23
Laskie
Brockman Clara A., stenographer Lloyd & Wood, r. 320a
Guenero
Brockman Frank, painter, r. 81 Natoma
Brockman Frank H., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 32iia
Guerrero
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Brockuiau Kate C, widow, r. 320a Guerre o
Brockman Richard, clerk Bultniann Bros. , r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-sixth
Brockniann Alfred, cutter Kavanagh Bros., r. 26 Grove
Brockniann Christian, stevedore, r. 515| Chestnut
Brockmann Harrv F., stableman John Pete s & Co., r.
1314 Grove
itS'Brockmann. See Brooknian
Brockowsky Frederick, harnessmaker, r. 32 Natonia
Brockowhky Hennan, boxmaker, r. 32 Natoma
Brockowsky William, bartender, r. 32 Natoma
Brockstedt Charles M., paper carrier, r. 416 Day
Brocq Julia, widow, r. 724b Filbert
Brocujole Giuseppi, machinist Giovanniui & Co., r. 124
Pacific
Brod Amiel H. (Hammond & Brod) r. 927 Haight
Brodarich Martin, laborer, r. 620 Foiuth
Brodbeck John, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Brodbeck Julius S., civil engineer, r. 822 Lag:\uia
Brodbeck William J., capitalist, r. 822 Lacuna
Brode Lincoln, millhaiid, r. 756 Bryant
Brode R. , r. 305 Howai d
BKOUli: KIi:ilAKD, president Brode & Clark Iron
Works, ;i03-306 Howard, r. Oakland
Brode Walter C, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 505 E'lis
BRODE & CLARK IRON WORKS
(iiK-cirporated) KicIiarU Jtrode president,
It'illiaiii A. (lark secretary, steel and
iron >vork for buildings, tire escapes, rail-
ings and shutters, boiler, sheet iron and
pipe work, prison and cemetery grill and
fence work, blacksuilthlng and general
jobbing, 30;i>305 Howard, Builders' Ex-
change, 16 Post, box 2ti4, Telephone IC43
fllain
Brodek George, merchant, r. 1413 Scott
Biodek Robert T., proprietor The Baldwin Barber Sbo)),
r. 930 Market
Brodel William, barber, r. 16 Ellis
B^Brodell. See Broedell
Broden James R. Mrs. , widow, r. 2822 Clay
BKODE,%!^rEIN C.AKL H., clerk Assistant Adjutant
» General Department of California, U. S. A. r. 2126
Broderick
Brodensteni William, driver, r. 2126 Broderick
Broder Cornelius D., bookbinder Frank H. Malloye, r.
13 Webster
Broder John, laborer, r. 632 Tennessee
Broder John P. (Broder & Schlam) r. 9J Welsh
Broder Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 339 Twenty-eighth
Broder Patrick, laborer, r. 9i Welsh
Broder & Schlam (John P. Broder and Hugo V. Schlam)
music and music work publishers, 26-28-30 O'Far-
rell
fi!^ Broder. See Broeder
Broderick Anita Miss, stenographer, r. 126= Liberty
iiroderick Charles, record clerk S. P. Co., r. 130S
Sanchez
Broderick Daniel J., druggist F. S. Kelly, r. 528 Har-
rison
Broilerick Edmund (McVicker, Broderick & Co.) r. 6135
Minna
Broderick Edward, expressman, 710 Webster
Broderick Elizabeth, widow, r. 126^ Liberty
Broderick Ellen, widow, r. 3J Sheridan
Broderick Elsie J. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 236 Seventeenth
Broderick Eugene C, insurance, 301 California, r. 905
' Market
Broderick George F., driver, r. 1265 Liberty
Broderick James, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Broderick James E., bookkeeper H. M. Black & Co., r.
525 Valencia
Brodenck Isabel, widow, r. 126^ Liberty
Broderick James E., printer Field Sport, r. Fort Mason
Broderick John, lodgings and restaurant, 41 Pacific, r.
528 Harrison
Broderick John, machinist, r. 34 Crocker
Broderick John, teamster, r. SE cor Kentucky and First
Av, South
Broderick John C, machinist, r. 409 Dolores
Broderick John E. , bookkeeper, r. 525 Valencia
Broderick John E., clerk Auditor's Office, r. 1032 Mis-
sion
Broderick John T., asst. Market Inspector r. 236 Seven.
teenth
Broderick John T., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 315 Jersey
Broderick Joseph, cook. New Washington Hotel
Broderick Josephine Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 714
Bush
Broderick Julien Miss, dressmaker Mrs. B. M. Brown, r.
8^ Golden Gate Av
Broderick Mary Miss, forelady Golden Gate Box Factory,
r. 156 Natoma
Broderick Michael, boilermaker, r. 8 Clementina
Broderick Michael, laborer, r. N s Herman nr California
Av
Broderick Michael J., carpenter, r. 126| Liberty
Broderick Nita H. Miss, cashier The Cal. Mutual Benefit
Society, r. 136^ Liberty
Broderick P., contractor, r. Ns He.^^uan nr California A v
Broderick Patrick, laborer, r. 815 Eighteenth
Broderick Susan Miss, saleslady Mrs. Sarah Mish, r.
Black Point
Broderick Thomas, engineer, r. 156 Natoma
Broderick Thomas C, grocer, r. 143 Shipley
BKODLRIl'K M'lLLIAM, Auditor City and County,
New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 205^ Guerrero
Broderick William F., clerk Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co. , r. Fruitvale
Broderick William J., driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy, r.
1515 Fillmore
Brodersen Minnie, widow, r. 16 Twenty-sixth
Brodersen William E. , bookkeeper Wichman, Lutgen &
Co., r. 16 Twenty-sixth
Broderson Charles, seaman, r. 146 Tliirteenth
Broderson George, clerk Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 146
Thirteenth
Broderson William, longshoreman, r. 519 Filbert
Brodhagen William H., r. 153^ Fifth
Brodhurst John C, master mariner, r. 900 Greenwich
Brodhurst M. M. Miss, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 900
Gi-eenwich
Brodie Agnes, widow, r. 84 Everett
Brodie Charles, waiter stmr Umatilla
Brodie Charles A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 431
Hayes
Brodie C. James, superintendant Cal. Construction Co.,
r. 550 Valencia
Brodie Ernest A., clerk Paymaster's Dept S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Brodie Eleanor S. , widow, r. 2822 Clay
Brodie Frank T., machinist, r. 2223 Pine
Brodie Hector D., sweeper Harbor Conmiissioners, r. 234
Perry
Brodie James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1722 Dolores
Brodie James, machinist, r. 2223 Pine
Brodie James G.. grip repairer Market St. Ry., r. 742
Minna
Brodie John, waiter, r. 459 Jessie
Brodie William P., jeweler, r. 241 Fifth
Brodigan John T., conductor Presidio and Ferries R\-.,
r. 1827 Greenwich
Brodowski T., r.-64 Tehama
Brodowski Theophil, r. cor Maj-flower and Winslow
Brodowsky Catherine, widow, r. 1900 Powell
Brodt Jacob, carpenter, r. 139 Douglas
Brodt Joseph M., policeman r. 364 Sanchez
Brodt Lincoln, foreman Pac. Coast Door Co. , r. 756
Bryant
Brody Jiibn, tinsmith, r. 519^ Brannan, rear
Broecker Mamie Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 Birch A\
Broed Robert, superintendent Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co., r. 1934 Stevenson
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Uioedel William, barber Martin Schmidt, r. 14 Ellis
Hroeder Jacob, molder Fulton Eng. and Shi)) Bldg. Wks,
r. 270 First
BROEMiUEL J. (i. BEKYMOLD, dniggist and
phannacist, SW cor California and Steiuer, r. 2.i01
California
Broenmier William (Harder & Broemmer) r. 3 Cedar Av
Krogan George, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 34 Lin-
den Av
}{rogan Katherine E. Mrs. principal Moulder Prinirtry
School, r. 417 Larkin
Brogan James, blacksmith, r. 34 Linden Av
Brogan John, marine fireman, r. 5 Gilbert
Brogan Lizzie, domestic 2322 Clay
Brogan Michael, laborer, r. 8 Sunshine Court
Brogan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 301
Michigan
Brogden Charles H., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Cn., r.
2311 Jackson
Brogden Mary L, widow, r. 2311 Jackson
Brogen Michael, hostler, r. 207 Minna
Broger George, r. 120 Tenth
Brotri A., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 50 Zoe
Brogi Bartholomew, wire worker Excelsior Wire \\'ks, r.
"50 Zoe
Brogi Mae E. Miss, teacher Maria Kip ()r)ihapage, r. 038
Folsom
Brohm John, manager Chicago House, 612 Howard
Broidy William, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r. 241
Fifth
Brokaw Abraham, r. 1736 Eddy
Brokaw Gilbert H., master tug Alert, r. 2630a Howard
Brokenshine Joseph, boilennaker Union Iron Wks, r.
1524 Kentucky
Brol Edward, porter Frederick Levers, r. 909 Kearny
Brolly Mary, widow, r. 209 Fair Oaks
liroman Gottfried, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 50()
Second
Bronian John, laborer, r. 9 Clay
Bromberger John H., musician, r. 1004 Bush
Bromfteld Benjamin T., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. 407 Fair Oaks
Bronilage B., carpenter, r. 842 Fourth
Bromley Edward R., clerk Post Office, r. 1818 Bush
Bromley George A. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 314 Ellis
Bromley George S., engineer Engine 21, r. 231 Pierce
Bromley George T., capitalist, r. 1418 Washington
Bromley Halloek, fireman S. P. Co., r. 241 Ninth
Bromley Marguerite, widow, r. 215J Elm Av
Bromley Robert, waiter, r. 322 Minna
Bromley Robert W., machinist ITnionGas Engine Co., r.
231 Pierce
Bromley Washington W,, miner, r. 231 Pierce
Bromniage William H.,asst chief clerk Auditing Dept,
Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Alameda
Bronuner Adolph E., clerk Oceanic SS. Co., r. 1952 How-
ard
Brommer Henry, teamster, r. 406 Laguna
Bromraer J. F., president The W. W. Erskine Co. (incor-
porated) 143 Montgomery, r. 2647 Mission
Brommer Matthew, butcher Julius Marxen, r. 406 La-
guna
Brommer Sophie, widow, r. 1952 Howard
Bromo-Lithia Water, Washington L Priest agent, 14
Grant Av
I'.ronion Thomas N., laborer, r. 8 Gough
Bromwell Louis L., president California Insurance Co.,
313 California, r. Oakland
Brondel Andrew, bartender San Francisco House
Brondstone Phineas, painter, r. 2600 Sutter
Broneer George F., restaurant 136 First
Bmnell Frank, fireman, r. 14 Jackson
Urunnell Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Sixth
Hi'nnson Asa B., violin maker, 610 Montgomerx . rdimi
43, r. 116 Leidesdorff
BiDHson Charles, real estate, r. 437 First
J'.iiiiison C. W., physician Hahnemann Colleire
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
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Broiisnn E. D., r. 1368 Market
Hronsdii Fannie P. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 533 Jersey
Brousiin F. H., with Butler & Haldan, r. 2940 Howard
Bronson F. P. Mrs., teacher John Sweet Grammar
School, r. 427 Lyon
Broiison Frederick F., collector, r. 2940 Howard
Bronson Frithjoff, with Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r.
2940 Howard
Bronson Joseph, cook, r. 441 Muina
Bronson Kossuth D., journalist Call, r. 427 Lyon
Bronson Maura F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 417 Larkin
Bronson O. E., bookkeeper Bridge and Beach Mnfg Co.,
r. 501 Geary
Bronson Thomas, porter S. P. Co., r. 336 Twenty-ninth
Bronstein Samuel, laborer, r. 8 Kate PI
Bront Joseph E. , miner, r. 13 Polk Lane
Bronzan John, cook P. G. Sopa, r. 1883 A'alencia
Bronzos Emanuel, candy mnfr, 1061 Market, r. 114
Minna
Brook Allen, clerk Joseph H. Brook, r. 136 Olive Av
Brook George H., tilesetter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1906 Leaven north
Brook Harry W., tilesetter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1906 Leavenworth
Brook Joseph H. , butcher, r. 3121 Mission
Brook Jeseph H. , stoves and hardware, 712 Larkin, r.
136 Olive Av
Brook Samuel, r. 1935 Clav
Brook Thomas, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1328 Polk
Brooke Charles, r. 2439^ Greenwich
Brooke George C. (Brooke Sign Co.) r. Alameda
Brooke John F., receiving teller First National Bank, r.
2322 Clay
Brooke Robert, paperhanger, r. 106 Hickory Av
Brooke Sign Co. (George C. Brooke and Martin S. Moe)
sign and advertising painters, 717 Market
fl®"Brooke. See Brooks
Brot>ker Gustavus H., manager Chaps Smelting Co., 10
California, r. 629 King
Brookes Edwin L., cf>ntractor, r. 325 Duncan
Brookes John, clerk Bank of British North America, r.
1502 Laguna
Brookes Julia, widow, r. 34 Prospect Av
Brookes Mary S. Miss, r. 34 Prospect Av
^JTBrookes. See Brooks
Brooking George, salesman J. C. Johnson & Co. , r. 105i
San Jose Av
Brooking Harry E., stenographer Maintenance of Way
Dept S. P. Co., r. 2340 Pine
Brookings Christopher C, agent Penn. Mutual Life Ins.
Co., 39 Chronicle Bldg
Brooklein Julia Mrs., nurse, 304 Sutter
Br oklyn Brewery, office 40 Market
BK06kM'\ hotel, Charles Montgomery manager,
208-210 Bush
Brooklvn House, N s Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
Brooklyn Tannery (East Oakland) office 119-121 Clay
Brooklyn Watch Case Co. (New York) J. Serex manager,
4 Sutter, room 4
Brooks Alfred, driver National Ice Co., r. 1204J Folsom
Brooks Alice Miss, clerk, r. 1400 Hyde
Brooks Alpheus B., foreman Arctic Oil Wks, r. 312 Utah
Brooks Alonzo J., compositor Call, r. 745 Howard
Brooks Ann, widow, r. 706^ Jones
Brooks Arthur B. , foreman United States Laundry, r.
329 Seventeenth
Brooks August, inspector Board of Health, r. 408 Green-
wich
Brooks Benjamin C, laborer, r. 217 Twenty-seventh
Brooks Charles, contractor, r. 1502 Octavia
Brooks Christopher, laborer, r. 538 Ninth
Brooks Daniel, clerk, r. 315 Mason
Brooks Daniel, clerk, r. 1425 Post
Brooks David, foreman Morton Special Deliveiy, r. 706.i
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Brooks David, liven' stable, 1311 California
Brooks Edward, jiacker Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 2130
Stockton
Brooks Elisha, principal Girls' High School, r. 1725
Sutter
Brooks Emma Miss, clerk Robert L. Toi)litz iV Co., r.
1400 Hyde
Broiiks Frank A., business manaser Pac. Am. Co. and
Adjutant Xaval Battalion X.G. C, 26 Mills Bldg,
10th floor
Brooks Frank C, painter, r. 136 Hickorj- Av
Brooks Frederick E., mechanical entrineer Fulton Eng.
and Ship Bldg Wks, r. 172.S Sutt«r
Brooks Frederick W., reporter Pickens, Fulton .S: Co., r.
320 Jersey
Brooks George, cook, r. 16 Ellis
Brooks George, salesman J. J. O'Brien iS: Co., r. 610 Mc-
Allister
Brooks George J., cook Meyer's Restaurant, r. Baldwin
House
Brooks George W., clerk city dept Loudon and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Co. of Liverpool, r. 2120 Vallejo
Brooks George W., hotel manager, r. :367 Minna
Brooks Georgie Miss, stenograjiher, r. 367 Minna
Brooks Harrison, receinng teller Nevada Bank of S. F.,
r. Alameda
Brooks Harry, bartender Lachman i Co., r. 124.=i Va-
lencia
BROOKS' HOVKEOP.4THIC' PH.4RM.4( Y. Wil
ham A. Brooks proprietor, 119 Powell
Brooks H. L.. r. Commercial Hotel
Brooks Isabella, widow, r. 1400 Hyde
Brooks .James, collector X. P. C. RR. Co., r. stnir San
Rafael
Brooks .Tames, gripman, r. Park Road nr Congress
Brooks James, master stmr Sausalito
Brooks James B. , bookkeeper Louis Blank, r. 1019 Market
Brooks James H., cishierWellman, Peck & Co., r. Fruit-
vale
BrtKjks John, porter .stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Brooks John J., gardener, r. 113 i Twenty-sixth
Brooks John J. , jiainter, r. .506 Napa
Brooks John W., gripman Sutt«r St. RR., r. 1105 Sutter
Brook-; Joseph, c erk, r. 1425 Post
Br....k- .T.,<t,,,h, laborer, r. .538 Ninth
Br . .k- T.oeph, ix.rter Pope Mnfg Co., r. 367 Mmna
Hn "ik« .l.iseph H., butcher, 3121 Mission, r. 109 Lundy
Lane
Brooks Joseph M., r. 367 Minna
Brooks Joseph S., phvsician and surgeon, office 426 Sut-
ter, r. 1725 Sutter
Brooks Lillie, widow, r. 3115 Sixteenth
Brooks Lionel, clerk As.sistant Adjutant, Dept of Cal., V.
S. A., r. 1238 McAllister
Brooks M. Mrs., widow, r. ISll Post
Brooks Martin, pddler, r. 142^ Shipley
Brooks Mary, widow, r. 24 Clara
Brooks Mary, widow, r. 30 Clara
Brooks Mary, uidow, r. 2012 Union
Brooks Mar^- \V. Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Brooks Ma.\well, grain merchant, r. 1425 Post
Brooks Melanie M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2012 I'nion
Brooks Michael, r. 507 Lombard
Brooks Michael, collector, r. 1019 Market
Brooks Milton, grain broker, r. 915 Howard
Brooks Miima, widow, dressmaker, r. 1421i Hayes
Brooks O. J., driver Market St. Ry, r. 40 Belcher
Brooks Orion, electrician Heald's Business College, r. 231
Capp
Brooks Patrick J., car driver, r. 40 Belcher
BKOOKS PEirO.\ H., wholesale dealer in coal,
coke, shale, cast iron, gas and water pipe, 22 Market,
room 14, Telephone Drumm, 100 r. Hotel Metropole,
Oakland
Bnxiks Richard N., bookkeeper O'Farrell & Co., r. 2714
Bush
Brooks Samuel, tailor, r. 1204 Golden Gat« Av
Brooks Shelby A., clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. Alameda
Brooks Sherman, wood worker, r. 219 Tenth
Br<x)ks Thomas, laborer, r. 1133 Twenty-sixth
Brooks Thomas, wharf builder D. Layd'on & Co., r. 227
Harrison
Brooks Thomas J. , waiter Swaiu Bros. . r. 828 Bush
Brooks Thomas VV., traveling salesman Dunham, Cam-
gan & Hayden Co., r. 830 Post
Bnxiks Timothy W., seaman, r. NW cor East and
Folsom
Brooks William, ceUarman S. Lachman & Co., r. 446
Brannan
Brofiks William, land agent Spring Valley W. W., 508
California, room 27, r. 1717 Vallejo
Brooke William, teamster, r. 53S Ninth
BROOKS WILLIAM A.,.r.„.„o.
Brooke' Uoiu<ropathic Pliarniacy, 119
Powell, r. 511 Tnrk
Bror.ks William H., tailo. , 14 McAllister
Brooks William P., gatekeeper Ma-sonic Cemetery, r.
1108 Steiner
i^" Brooks. St-e Brookes
Brophev Arthur, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1145
Million
Brophey Edwa'd, liquors, 539 Pacific
Brophv C. J., truckman The Pac. Transfer Co., r. 11
Elsie
Brophv John H., driver Truck 6, r. 112oc Oak
Brophy John T. , r. 327 Ninth
Brophy Joseph, coal passer stmr City of Sydney
Brophy Margaret, widow, r. 913 O'Fairell
Brophy Peter, special policeman, r. 418 Larkin
Brophy William, clerk, r. 550 Valencia
Brophy William F., policeman, r. 226 Second Av
Broquet .lean, barber, 649 Broadway
Brorsen Ole, produce commission, r. 723 Hampshire
Brosa Giuseppe, quarrnuan, r. 619 Broadway
Brose Max O., machinisir Michael O'Brien, r. 2810
Octa\ia
Brose Samuel, laborer Albion Limiber Co., r. Leide--
dorff bet Sacramento and Commercial
Brosi Gottlob E.. r. 666 Mission
Brosius Bertha, widow, r. 1208 Clav
Broske John, clerk, r. 1229J McAllister
Brosmau James, r. 814 Fifteenth
Brosnahan Cornelius, cook, r. 28 Tenth
Brosnahan James, janitor Girl's High School, r. U':'
Scott
Brosnahan James, laborer, r. 246 Fourth
Brosnan T'eiinis, laborer, r. 7 Harrison Av
Brosnan Dennis T., shoemaker, r. 7 Harrison Av
Brosnan Ellen, widow, r. 1320 Filbert
Brosnan James, tanner John Counihaii & Son, r. NW
cor Santa Clara and Carolina
Brosnan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 7 Harrison Av
Brosnan John, conductor Sutter St. Ry r. 1320 Fil-
bert
Brosnan John D., miner, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan Joseph A. , laborer, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan Julia, dressmaker, r. 1320 Filbert
Brosnan Michael,shoemaker Buckingham A: Hecht, r. oil
Twelfth
Brosnan Thomas, liquors, 404 Fourth, r 761 Harrison
Bross George, barber, r. 930 Powell
Bross George, comixjsitor William C. Brown Co. , r.
411 Bryant, rear
Bross Henrj- J., harnessmaker, 703 Devisadero
Brossman William C, jeweler Shreve &, Co., r. 924 Pine
Brostrom Frederick, seaman, r. 29 Drumm
Brostrom John, seaman, r. 28 Sacrament >
Brotchie George F., foundry foreman Ridson I. and L.
Wks, r. 1000 Van Ness Av
Brother Frank, driver Pac Carriage Co., r. 48 Eighth
Brothers Amos J. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. Berk- ley
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Brothers John A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
€0. r. Berkeley
Brothers Joseph.molderRidson I. and L.Wks, r. Berkeley
Brothers Mary R., widow, r. 925 Hyde
Brothurton Robert, carpenter and builder,516 Kearny, r.
1721 Vallejo
Brotherton Thomts \V. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Pine and
Hyde
Brothier H., wiper S. P. Co., r. 139 Dora
Brothman Joseph, tailor, r. 213 Lang-ton
Brotman Bernard, tailor, r. 17 Stockton
Brottier Louise, widow, clerk E. & F. Hoi>ke, r. 700^
Pine
Brottou Amelia, widow, r. .541 Fourth
Brouchoud Joseph H., artist Pac. Anier Decoration Co.,
r. 911 Twenty-fifth
Brouders Jane, widow, r. .5 Avery
Bronze Charles, florist Henri Pottet, r. XVV cor Cort-
land Av and Nebraska
Brouifh Herbert, jeweler, 443 Fifth
Brouffh William, assistant secretary Ba.\- District Race
Track, r. Bay District Race Track
Brouirhall John J,, mechanical engineer Ridson 1. and
Wks, r. 36 Ellis
Brougham John J., barber, r. 312 Green
Brougham John J. Jr., clerk Car Accountant's Dejit S.
P. Co., r. 312 Green
Brought Jane, widow, r. 229^ Sixth
Broughton George A., medical student, r. 1711 Stock-
ton
Broughton John, waiter stmr Australia
Broughton Mary, widow, groceries and liquors 308 Te-
hama
Broughton W. W., r. 1817 Eddy
Brouillard Mederise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 137 Ivy Av
Brournlich Harry C, painter, r. 2409 Sacramento
Brousset Peter, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth Av
South bet M and L
Brow Edwin T., soda bottler Matthews Bros. & Co., r.
1208^ Valencia
Browder Joseph E., messenger Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 1025 Fair Oaks
Browell Charles P., clerk Jeremiah Browell, r. 217 Lom-
bard
Browell Frank, clerk Jeremiah Browell, r. 4 Julius
Browell James H., ship calker, r. 171(5 Dupont
BROWELL JEKEMI4II, contractor and builder,
patent chimneys, sewer pipes, etc., 727 Montgomery,
r. 217 Lombard
Browell Robert, carpenter, r. 217 Lombard
Browell Robert, wireworker West Coast Wire Wks, r. 1716
Dupont
Brower Andrew J., capitalist, r. 15 Scott PI
Brower Annrew J. Jr., porter, r. 15 Scott PI
Brower Benjamin J., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1023i
Clay
Brower George, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1530 Kentucky
Brower George G., clerk, r. 15 Scott PI
Brower Henn' O. (H. O. Brower & Co.) r. 438 Castro
BROWER H, 0. & CO., .......
dealers. H'il Fhelau Bldg
Brower James N. , printer, r 1022 Mason
Brower John G. , cellaniian Charles A. Wetmore, r. 15
Scott PI
Brower John W., coppersmith, r. 501 Broadway
Brower Louis T. , secretary Novelty Machine Wks, 117-
119 Main, r. Berkeley
Brower Marshall W. , clerk Topping & Pratt, r. 438 Cas-
tro
Brower Olof, clerk, r. Hancock House
Brower Robert H., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 15
Scott PI
Brower Samuel S., clerk Car Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
713i Grove*
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Brown Aaron, r. 1145 Guerrero
Brown Aaron Rev. , r. 1010 Fillmore
Brown Abbie, widow, r. 510 Brannan
Brown Abraham (Brown Bms. & Co.)r. The Baldwin
Brown Abraham L., r. 1400 Sutter
Browni Abraham L., commercial traveler, r. 529a Hsyes
Bro\ra A. D. Mrs., r. 216 Eddy
Brown Ada F. Miss, teacher Cal. School of Mechanical
Arts, r. 4391 Seventeenth
Brown Adelaide, physician and surgeon, offi<;e and r.
1212 Sutter
Brown A. F., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 7391
Guerrero
Brown Aggie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 221
Fair Ouks
Brown Albert, butcher, r. 228 Filbert
Brown Albert, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r. 4
Verona PI
Brown Albert, elevatorman A and K Bldg, r. 14 McAl-
lister
Br >wn Albert, trunkmaker Block & Co., r. 4261 Tenth
Brown Albert F., bookkeeper Easton, Eldridge & Co., r.
1004b Golden Gate Av
Browu Albert F., electrician, r. 739^ Guerrero
Brown Albert J., laimdryman United States Laundry,
r. \W cor Hampshire and Center
Brown Albert L., engineer, r. 102a Juniper
BROW ■ ALBERT V., dentist 34| Turk, r. 322 Hill
Brown Albert W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
448 Twenty-fourth
Brown Albert W., traveling salesman, r. 434b Eighteenth
Brown Alexander, cir driver M irket St. Ry, r. 127
Powhattan
Bn iwn Alexander, cigars and tobacco, 200 Fourth, r. 830
Nineteenth
Brown Alexander, galvanizer Union Iron Wks, r. 12.;.
Shista
Brown Alexander W., cabinetmaker, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Alfred (A. Brown & Co.) r. 29a Thirteenth
Brown Alfred, barber, 2207 Geury
Brown Alfred, porter Henry Piegge, r. 51 Clay
Brown Alfred, tanner, r. 7 Eliz ibeth
Brown Alfred Mrs. (A. Brown & Co.) and teacher music,
r. 29a Thirteenth
Bnnvn Alice Miss, cloakmaker, r. 602 Precita Av
Brown Alonzo F., traveling salesman Cal. Powder Wks,
r. 5151 Bush
Brown Ambrose A., physician, office and r. 21061 Post
Brown Amelia A., widow, r. 734 Pine
Brown Andrew, laborer, r. 704 Sansome
Brown Andrew A., merchandise broker, r. 2008 Devisa-
dero
Browni An-lrew M., retired officer U. S. Army, r. 902
Devisadero
Brown Andrew E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
W s Shasta nr Maryland
Brown Andrew W., machinist, r. 2203 Fulton
Brown Ann, widow, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Aima Miss, dressmaker, r. 106 Eleventh
Brown Annie Mies, dressmaking. 1100 Powell
Browni Annie Miss, dressmakrr, r. 1122 Bryant
Brown Annie Miss, lodgings, 8 "Turk
Brown Annie E., widow, hairdresser, r. 13 Selina PI
Brown Annie M., widow, r. 1023a Post
Brown Annie M., widow, r. 89 Brady
Brown Aimie M., widow, r. 1908 Sutter
Brown A. O. , carpenter, r. 12J Beach
BROn'.'« A. PAVE, architect, 238 Crocker Bldg, r.
Burlineame, San Mateo
Brown Archibald, capitalist, r. 4 Octavia
Brown Archibald C, gluemaker Cal. Glue Wks, r. cor
Fifth and Clara
Brown Arthur, fruits and vegetables, 2300 Sutter, r. 202
Grove
Brown Arthur F. , journalist, r. 336 Cumberland
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Brown Arthur L., traveliug salesman, r. 1222 Sacra-
nientn
Brown Arthur >!. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Alameda
Brown Asenith Miss, ironer Am. Steam Laundn', r. 21<i
Eddy
Brown Augustus Mrs., teacher Presb\-t«rian Chinese
Chui ch and Mission, r. 807 Stockton
Brown B. Miss, r. 31 Fulton
Brown B. Mr^., r. 417 Eddy
Browii Allen B., solicitor Paraffine Paint Co., r. 1021
Eddy
Brown Barbara Mrs. , dressmaking, 919b Jackson
Brown B. B. , paperhanger, SSS Market
Brown Beaumont, stonegrinder Bosqui Engra\ing and
Printing Co. , r. 817 Bush
Br.iwH Benjamin, paperhanger G. B. De Ferrari
Brown Benjamin, teamster William Kerr Co., r. HOa Bat-
tery
Brown Benjamin H., laundrvman Sunset Laundrv Co..
r. 402 Xinth
Brown Benjamin M. Mrs., dressmaking, 8i Golden Gate
Av
Brown Bernard, furniture, 1909 Mission
Brown Bernard C. (Charles Browni & Son) r. 114.5 Geary
Brown Bessie C, widow, r. 35 Gak Grove Av
Br)wn Brainard C, law stenogra]iher with Master in
Chancery U. S. D strict Court, 8 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor, r. Alameda
BROW\ BBOTMERS A CO. (Ralph an I Abraham
Brown and Bahr She'.ucman) a/euts Oregon City
Woolen Mills and manuiactuers of clothing, 121-123
Sansome, Telephone Main 1159
Brown Calvin C, ci\'il engineer, r. 710 Capp
Brown Calvin D., dentist, office 448i Valencia, r. 439^
Seventeenth
Brown Carolyn, nurse St. Luke's Hc>spital
Brown Carrie Miss, compositor Examiner, r. 814 O'Far-
rell
Brown Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 686 McAllister
Brown Carrie M. Mrs., r. 1902 Pierce
Brown Castora Mrs., r. 102a Juniper
Brown Catherine, widow, r. 310 Tehama
Brown Catherine P. , widow, r. 548 N'atoma
Brown Cec-elia Miss, stenographer Rothschild & Wise
Brown C. Elwood, capitalist, r. 3201 Pacific Av
Brown Channing, clerk S. P. Co., r. 4 \'eruon PI
Brown Charles (Charles Brown 4: Son), r. 1143 Geary
Brown Charles, baker, r. 511 Stevenson
Brown Charles, barber, 45 East, r. 1632 Grove
Brown Charles, bottler, r. 612 Hermann
Brown Charles, cellarman ArpaJ Haraszthv & Co., r. 10
Stockton PI
Brown Charles, coal passer stmr. Marijiosa, r. 229^ Si.xth
Brown Charle-i, laundrj-man C. and Co., Hospital
Browa Charles, messengar Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 7 Eliz-
abeth
Brown Charles, millwTight, r. 4 Vernon PI
Brown Charles, clerk Julius H. Medau, r. 32 Garden
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 1129 Shotwell
Brown Charles, sign painter, r. 404 Franklin
Brown Charles, teamster, r. 208 Chestnut
Brown Charles, watchman Joshua Heiidv Machine
\Mcs. r. 112 Francisco
BROWN CHARLES & SON
(Inarles and Bernar«i <.) stoves and liaril-
ware, 8iS Market, Telephone Main 411
Brown Charles C, baker Am. Biscuit Co , r. 1119 Mont-
sromerj-
Brt)wn Charles V.. asst general baggage agent S. P. Co.,
r. 2S37 Jackson
Browni Charles E., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2922
Laguna
Brovsii Charles F., car]>enter, r. 724 Valencia
Brown Charles F., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 2328A
Harrison
BROM'.^' CHARLES H., dentist, 34J Turk, r. 102
Taylor
Browni Charles L., clerk U. S. Custom House, r. 141S
Hyde
Brown Charles M., carjJenter, r. 2806^ Howard
Brown Charles M., expressman, SW cor Sixth and Fol-
som, r. 4 Elizabeth
Brown Charles X., distributor Post Office, r. 1029 \'al-
lejo
Brown Charles N., engineer, r. 1417 Powell
Browij Charles O. Rev., pastor First Congregational
Church, r. 1703 Gearj
Brown Charles S., service man, r. 45 Everett
Brown Charles W., gripman C'al. St. RR., r. 34 Austin
Av
Brown Charles W. , teamster Famsworth & Collins, r.
1126^ Alabama
BROM.X CU.1RLOTTE B. BL.iKE MR!«.,
phvsician and surgeon, hours 1 to 3 P.M., office and
r. i212 Sutter
Brown Clara E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1531a Lombard
Brown Clara T.. widow, r. 2202 Mission
Brown Clive A., bookkeeper B. F. Barton & Co., r. 600
Capp
Brown Cora E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1209 Steiner
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., .ca...
Brown and Homer A. 1 ralg) general
insnranre agents. 407-409 Montgomery,
Telephone Main I.S4i
Brown Daniel, advertising solicitor, 402 Montgomery,
room 39, r. 10 Twelfth
Brown Daniel, laborer, r. 429.^ I%">- Av
Brown Daniel, poUceman, r. 2098' Market
Brown Daniel C. , canvasser Am. Wringer Co., r. 913
Howard
Browii David, bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r. 7 Liberty
Brown Da^id, carpenter, r. 1231 Lombard
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1611 Stevenson
Brown Da\id, clerk Miller i Lux, r. 121 Liberty
Brown David, drillhand Atlas h-on Wks, r. 12 Shasta
Brown David, painter, r. 311 Linden Av
Brown David A., bookkeeper Cal. Electrical Wks., r.
802 Turk
Bnjwu Da\id C, grainer, r. 4a Aleraany
Brown David J., clerk E. K. Wood Lumber Co., r. 107
Buena Vista
Brown David P., dra.vnian, cor Clay and Drumm, r. SE
cor Indiana and Sierra
Brown Deborah S., widow, dressmaker, r. 331 Mdy
Brown E. Miss, retoucher T. O. Marceau, r. 802 Turk
Brown Edgar M., clerk, r. 736a Valencia
Brown Edward, r. 12 Heron
Browni Edward (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Alameda
Brown Edward, cari>enter, r. 117 Taylor
Browni Edward, clerk Otis & CVi., r. 1318 Keamy
Brow^l Edward, machinist W. T. Garratt i Co., r.
104:ta Folsom
Brown Edward, messenger Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 21 J
Mary
Brown Edward, molder Joshua Heudj- Machine Wks, r.
112 Francisco
Brown Edward, shoemaker, r. 57 Shiple.v
Brown Edward, waiter Vmcent Zaganelli, r. 817 Howard
Brown Edward C, clerk, r. 31 Cook
Brown Edward D., telegraj)h operaUjr S. P. Co., r. 184
Twelfth
BROM'X ED>V.4RI> E., manager Kilboum Cooper-
age Co. 114-118 Townsend, r. Baldwin Hotel
Brown Edward I., jiurser stmr J. D. Peters-, r. Stockton
Brown Edward J., driver Famsworth cS; Collins, r. 221
Fair Oaks
Bro^vn Edward J., laundr.nnan, r. 979 Harrison
Brown Edward J., teamster, r. 1208J Valencia
Brown Edward L., accountant, r. 515 Twenty-fourth
Browii Edward M., compositor, r. 334 Eighth Av
Brown Edward S., switchman S. P. Co., r. 715 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
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Brown Edward W., salesman J. H. Newbauer & Co., r.
31 Cook
Brown Edwin, shipping cleric Bancroft- Wiiitney Co., r.
31 Cooli
Bn>\ni Edwin M., compositor Tlie Trestle Board, r. 334
Eightli Av
Brown E. F., r. •206a Post
Brown E. J., porter Coghill ct Kohn, r. Oalciand
Brown E. J., traveling salesman Wellnian, Peclc & Co.,
r. Oakland
Brown E. L. Miss, r. 570 Harrison
Brown Elise, widow, furnished rooms, 531 Filbert
Brown Eliza W., widow, r. 1032 Washington
Brown Elizabeth D. Miss, principal Willard Free Kin-
dergarten, r. Alaimeda
Brown Ellen, widow, r. 20 Shotwell
Brown Ellen, widow, r. 114 Bernard
Brown Ellen, widow, r. 809 Buchanan
Brown Emily, widow, r. 31 Fulton
Brown Emily C. Miss, furnished rooms, 607 Ellis
Brown Emma, widow, r. 1440 Leavenworth
Brown Emma W., widow, r. 1811a Steiner
Brown Emmett I., printer, r. 932 Jackson
Brown Esther M. Miss, r. 102a Juniper
Brown E. T., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Brown Eugene, butcher, r. 603 Haight
Brown Eugene, butcher John Beuttier, r. 2633 Post
Brown Eugene H., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 2203 Fulton
Brown Eva Miss, r. 515 Taylor
Brown F. A., medical student, r. 807 California
Brown F. C. Mrs., manager advertising dept F. C. Bur-
delt &Co., r. 109 Murphy Bldg
Brown F. G., freight clerk The Pacific Transfer Co.
Brown Flora L., widow, r. 1018 Seventeenth
Bniwu Florence E., traveling salesman, r. 850 Market
Brown Francis, roofer, r. 733 Market
Brown Frank, baker, r. 16 White
Brown Frank, butcher stmr San Jose
Brown Frank, clerk Peter Conaty, r. 29 East
Brown Frank, clothing, 438 Bush, r. 3 Delaware
Brown Frank, motorman, r. 510 Schrader
Brown Frank, paperhanger, r. 722 Laguna
Brown Frank, seaman, r. 229 East
Brown Frank, waiter Hotel Pleasanton, r. 433 Ueary
Brown Frank A., street foreman, r. 22 Valparaiso
Br.iwn Frank A., trunkmiker Block Bros., r. 221 Fair
( >aks
Brown Frank E., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 434 First
Av
Brown Frank J., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 510 Fred-
erick
Brown Frank J., printers. F. News Letter, r. 407 Grove
BKOWi\ FRA^K L., agent Washburn & Moen Man-
ufacturing Co. (Worcester, Mass.) 8-10 Pine, r. Oak-
land
Brown Frank M., cement finisher, r. 533 Shotwell
Brown Frank W., clerk, r. 148 Sixth
Brown Frederick, r. 101 Hayes
Brown Frederick, painter, r. 821 J Dolores
Brown Frederick, porter, r. 113 Olive Av
Brown Frederick, stationery, 340 Geary
Brown Frederick A., expressman, 160 Steuart, r. 1125
.Florida
Brown Frederick A. , traveling salesman Del Monte Mill-
ing Co.
Brown Frederick L., coffee roaster Jessup & Pope, r. 72!)
Army
Brown Frederick T., sergeant police, r. 2304 Webster
Brown Frederick W., clerk Superintendent of Streets, r.
1235 Golden Gate Av
Brown G. Mrs., widow, r. 506i Fell
Brown George, clerk, r. 1010 Natoma
Brown George, collector, r. 946 Howard
Brown George, fireman, r. 1440 Jackson
Urown George, pressman Dispatch Printing Co., r. West
lierkeley
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
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Brown George, rigger Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg. Wks,
r. VV s Broderick nr .lefferson
Brown George, stevedore, r. 228 Filbert
Brown George, stevedore, r. 1145 Mission
Brown George, teacher South San Francisco Primary
School, r. 818 Twenty-first
Brown George, teamster, r. 20 Hinckley
Brown George, teamster, r. 735 Shotwell, reir
Brown George, water tender stmr Alameda
Brown George, liquors, 122 Leidesdorff, r. 119 Montgom-
ery Block
Brown George, workman IT. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Brown George A. (Brown & Nicol) r. 1345 Union
Brown George A., traveling salesman A. I. Hall & Son, r.
Alameda
Browai George C, compositor Chronicle, r. 1318 Kearny
Brown George E., druggist The F. A. Week Co., r. 407
Grove
Brovni George F., clerk, r. 1024 Hyde
Brown George F., cook, r. 903^ Valencia
Brown George F., cook Green Bros., r. 1024 Powell
Brown George F., hoseman Engine 15
Brown George G. , clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co. , r.
7 Elizabeth
Brown Geftise H., asst superintendent Cal. Market, r.
2705 Sutter
Brown George J., clerk, r. 514 Geary
BKOM'.V GEOKGE L., mining engineer and man-
ager Mineral Land Agency and secretary Pneumatic
Power Co. , 819 Market, room 45, r. Oakland
Brown George O., jeweler, 137 Montgomery, r. 1610
Grove
Brown George O., policeman, r. 2022 Taylor
Brown George S. , clerk, r. 4 Waller
Brown George S., machinist, r. 1241 Twenty-third
Brown George W., chief officer stmr San Bias
Brown George W., clerk S. M. Browni, r. 139 Fourth
Browni George W., cook, r. 1607 Taylor
Brown George W., furnished rooms, 316 Third
Brown George W., janitor, r. 3 Hall PI
Brown George W., livery stable, 185-187 Stevenson, r.
243 Stevenson
Brown George W., messenger Mayor's office, r. 171.'>
Leavenworth
Brown Georgiana L., domestic 2236 Pine
Brown Gertrude Miss, r. 131^ Castro
Brown Hamilton F., porter Holbrook, Men ill ic Stetson,
r. 720 O'Farrell
Brown Harriet A. Miss, teacher Miss Murison's Board-
ing and Day School, 2234 Pacific Av
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Han-ietB., widow, dressmaking, 901a Larkin
Harriet W., widow, r. 2231 Sutter
Harry, r. 921 Battery
Harry, barber, r. 1282 Seventh
Harry, seaman South Side Life Saving Station
Harry, tailor, r. fi02 Precita Av, rear
Hany C, painter E. Norman, r. 544 Sanchez
Brown Harry H., salesman Charles BrowTi & Son, r.ll43
Geary
Brown Harry M. , barber James Dumas, r. Oakland
Brown Harrv R., machinist, 328 Bush
Browni Harvey L. (Brown & Tuttle) 120 Sutter, r. Den-
ver, Col.
Brown Harvey S., attorney S. P. Co., 67 Union Trust
Bldg, r. Oakland
Brown Harvey S. Jr., with Vina Distillery, 819 Market,
room 3, r. Oakland
Brown Hattie Mrs., chambermaid New Western Hotel
Brown Hattie A., r. 314 Eureka
Brown Henrietta E. Mrs., secretary Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, 132 McAllister, r. 421 Hyde
Brown Henrietta H., physician, office and r.761i Howard
Brown Henry, blacksmith, r. 1440 Jackson
Brown Henry, clerk Palace Hotel, r. 731 McAllister
Brown Henrj', 1st mate ship Charles A. Falk
Brown Henry, liquors and shipping master, 1012 Kearny,
r. 611 Lombard
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Brown Henrv, machinist Oriental Gas Engine Wks. , r.
Oakland
Brown Henrj-, steward, r. 902 Montg-omery Av
Brown Henry, woodworker M. Kitzmuller, r. San Mateo
Brown Henrv A., paving teller Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank,
r. 1-212 Sutter
Brown Henrv A. Rev., teacher Trinity School, r. 3217
S-icramento
Brown Henry C, expressman, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Henr^-C, teamster Vou Ronn, Hencke & Lors-
bac^i, r. "I8U OFarrell
Brown Henrv D., engineer, r. 900 Market
Brown Henr\- E. (J. A. Brown & Co.) r. 1633 Polk
Brown Henry H., porter, r. 913 Filbert
Brown Henry J. , seaman, r. 6 Union
Brown Heniy J., teamster, r. 1440 Jackson
Brown HenrA' R., phvsician, office 215 Gearj-, r. 1407 Mc-
Allister "
Brown Henry R. Mrs., r. 1407 McAllister
Brown Henrj- Ward, attorney at law, 12 Montgomerj',
room 14, r. Oakland
Brown Herbert, assistant manager Kilboum Cooperage
Co., r. 31.1 Taylor
Brown Herman, bartender Frederick Fasler, r. 316 San-
some
Brown Hilda H. B. Mrs. , recording secretarj- Daughters
of the Am. Revolution, r. 3201 Pacific Av
Brown Hiram, r. 540 Hayes
Brown Horace, capitalist, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Brown Horace B., undertaker Halstea & Co., r. 946
Mission
Brown Horace P. (Brown & Craddock) r. 1014 Seven-
teenth
Brown Hortense, domestic 2220 Clay
Brown Howard L., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 331
Hayes
Brown Howard W., manager Portable Copying Sheet Co. ,
510 California, r. Oakland
Brown Ida Miss, compositor Commercial Pub. Co., r. 1708
Eddy
Brown Ida, domestic 2531 Sutter
Brown Ida M. Miss stenographer Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
(or New York) r. 1331 Pine
Brown I. I., fireman, r. 520 Fourth
Brown Irason C. , carpenter, r. 634 Guerrero
Brown Ir\ing M., fireman, r. 648 Second
Brown Isabella R. Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar
School, r. 31 Cook
Brown Isidor I., attorney at law, 41-43 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 1143 Geary
Brown J., quartermaster stmr City of Pueblo
Browii J. A. & Co. (James A. and Henrj- E. Brown) dray-
men and general forwarders, office 306 Front
Brown Jacob, baker, r. 3J Rausch
Brown Jacob B. , barber, 102 Jacksou
Brown Jacob B., plasterer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Brown Jacob C. Mrs., r. 818 Gearj-
Brown James, r. 30* Stanley PI
Br w-n James, r. 1019 Bu'-h
Brown James (Brown & McGellan) r. 302 Van Ness
Av
Br iwn James, agent Corralitos Paper Mill Co. (Corralitos,
Cal.) 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Bro«-n James, blacksmith F. L. Butterfield, r. 4311
Tehama
Browni James, bootmaker Patrick Monaghan, r. 325
Minna
Brown James, clerk, r. 16 Danvers
Browc James, clerk, r. 223 Collingwood
Brown James, contractor, r. 1041 Nineteenth
Brown James, cook. r. Alms House
Browni James, cook A. W. Dennett, r. 1163 Mission
Brown James, fireman, r. 1440 Jackson
Briwn James, gripman, r. 509 Frederick
Brown James, gripman, r. 1009 Stanyan
Brown James, helper Pacific Glass Wks, r. 510 Brannan
Brown James, hoseman Engine 20
Brown James, hostler Ewell's X L Bottled Milk Dairv,
r. 204i Twenty-first
Brown James, machinist, r. 528 Castro
Brown James, salesman, r. 515 Broderick
Brown James, seaman, r. 334 Main
Brown James, ship carpenter, r. 9 Alice
Brown James, teamster, r. 7 Gilbert
Brown James A. (J. A. Brown & Co.) r. Boulder Creek,
Monterey Co.
Brown James A,, clerk John J. Haring, r. 850 Market
Brown James A., dentist, office and r. 322 Hill
Bron-n James B., r. 1614 Market
Brown James B., salesman John Quadt & Co., r. 515
Broderick
Brown James C, office 314 Montgomerv, room 4, r. Oak-
land
Brown James C, builder and contractor, r. Casselli Av
Brown James D., coik, r. 34 Hubbard
BROM'.X .lA.IIES D.. Yost writing machine, 413
Montgomery, Telephone Main 5737, r. 1219 Lombard
Brown James E., editor and proprietor San Francisco
Vindicator (weekly) 932 Clay
Brown Jamec E., painter, r. 414 J Seventeenth
Brown James F., r. 941 Golden Gate Av
Brown James F., carpenter, r. 51.5^ Bush
Brown James H. , shoemaker T. F. Plath, r. 306 Sacra-
mento
Brown James L., signalman, r. 1839 Polk
Brown James M., dairjinan, SW cor Japan and Edin-
burgh Av, Excelsior Homestead
Brown James N. (Browii & Evre) r. 1019 Bush
Brown James S., clerk, r. 18 Sletcalfe PI
Brown Jane, widow, r. 903 Treat Av
Brown Jane, widow, nurse, r. 321 OTarrell
Brown J. B., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r. 1317
Broderick
BR01>r\ J. D.4LZELL, secretary and treasurer Cal-
ifornia Safe Deposit and Trust Co., SE cor California
and Montgomery, r. 2820 Pine
Bro«-n Jefferson M.i asst keeper Verba Buena Island
Lighthouse
Brown Jennie, widow, r. 1520 Jackson
Brown Jerome J., carrier Post Office, r. 1025 J Natoma
Brown Jesse, chief engineer stmr Capt. Weber
Brown J. H., seaman, r. V. S. Marine Hospital
Brown John, blacksmith Hermann Hofstetter
Brown John, buttonmaker Golden Gat« Button Factorv,
r. 3664 Mission
Brorni John, carpenter, r. 211 Fifteenth
Brown John, clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 847 Harrison
Brown John, confectionery, 693 McAllister, r. 1337
Twenty-fifth
Brown John, cook Mathais Hofman, r. SW cor Broder-
ick and Tonquin
Brown John, dockman Cal. Dt\- Dock Co., r. 30i Stan-
ley PI
Brown John, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
Browni John, laborer, r. 739 Fourth
Brown John, laborer, r. 1222 Keaniy
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 504 Second
Brown John, molider Tobey Curtis, r. 45 Minna
Brown John, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 739
Fourth
Brown John, seaman, r. 405 Beale
Brown John, scrton Calvarv Presbvterian Church, r.
724b Turk
Bruwn John, seaman, r. 419 East
Brown John, stableman Guadaloupe Dairj' Co., r. San
Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South
Brown John, teamster Charles R. AUen, r. 33 Clemen-
tina, rear
Brown John, watchman Pope & Talbot, r. 847 Harrison
Brown John A. , candMiiaker, r. 1337 Twentv-fifth
Brown John A., clerk"j. J. O'Brien & Co., r."313 Sixth
Brown John A., marker White Star Laundry, r. 3'.i6
TweUth
Brown John A., waiter William Ozanne, r. 8 Geary Court
SAN FFAiNCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL miJS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOEI
Bituminous Rocl< and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
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Brown John B., keeper Point Bonita Lia-hthouse
Bfown John B., laborer, r. li» Hinckley
Brown John B., laborer, r. 853 Folsoni, rear
Brown John C, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 14 Clinton
Park
Brown John F., clerk, r. 1422 Lark in
Brown John F., laborer U. S. Appraiser's service, r. 3
Lick Alley
Brown John K., printer, r. 1514 Broadway
Brown John F. Jr.. salesman McNutt, Kahn & Co., r.
519 Van Ness Av
Brown John J., shoepacker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1606 Mission
Brown John K., master stmr Oakland, r. Alameda
Brown John M., lithographer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 208
Haight
Brown John O., messenger U. S. Engineer's office, r.
919b Jackson
Browni John P., fireman Western Sugar Refinery, r. 325
Pennsylvania Av
Brown John Q. Jr., assistant clerk Board of Supervisors,
r. 1001 Pine
Brown John S. (Brow:i & Adams) r. Alameda
BROWN JOH\ W., superintendent Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, 231-251 First, r. Alameda
Brown Joseph (Brown & Jacobs) r. 117 Pierce
Brown Joseph, clerk Max Silberberg, r. 807 Post
Bro\TO Joseph, clerk Samuel Cohn, r. 311 Austin Av
Bro\ni Joseph, cook, r. 1024 Powell
Brown Joseph, druggist, r. 234 Haight
Brown Joseph, gardener, r. 904 North Point
Brown Joseph, hackman, Portsmouth Square, r. 871
Market
Brown Joseph, laborer, r. 631 Natoma
Brown Joseph, machinist, r. 228 Filbert
Brown Joseph, real estate and insurance, r. 1241 Twenty-
third
Brown Joseph, vaquero, r. S s Fifteenth Av South nr P
Brown Joseph A., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 228
Filbert
Brown Joseph A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 611 Pine
Brown Joseph B., hardware dealer, r. 1817 Broderick
BKO>VN JOSKPH «., accountant Painter & Co., 510
Clay, r. 327 Haight
Brown Joseph H., bookkeeper M. Brown, r. 1400 Sutter
Brown Joseph H., clerk, r. 28 Buss
Brown Joseph M., carpenter, r. 826 Folsom
Brown Joseph S., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 426 Twenty-third
Brown Joseph V., stevedore and liquors, 25 Steuart
Brown Josephine Miss, compositor, r. 2232 Mission
Brown Josephine A. Mrs., r. 1022i Larkin
Brown Josiah P. , bookkeeper Brown & Power, r. 432
Turk
Brown Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 216 Eddy
Brown J. S. Mrs., r. 941 Golden Gate Av
Bro^vn Judson, barber, r. 1658 Market
Brown Julia, widow, r. 39 Precita Av
Brown Julia, widow, nurse, r. 2619 Sutter
Brown Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1122 Bryant
Brown Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1433 Pacific
Brown Justin, vegetable garden, r. Bay View
Brown Justus, marine engineer stmr Captain Weber,
Clay St. Wharf, r. 22 Valparaiso
Brown Kate, domestic 2116 Devis'idero
Brown Kate, widow, r. 905 Francisco
Brown Kate Miss, bookkeeper J. J. Duffy & Co., r. 739
Greenwich
Brown Kate Mrs., lodgings, 25 Steuart
Brown Kate T. Mis.<, r. 400 Golden Gate Av
Brown L. Mrs., dressmaking, 139 Post, r. Berkeley
F'.niwn Lawrence L., inspector Custom House, r. 47
South Park
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attendant James Lick Baths, r. 321
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Brown Leo A., copper plate printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Berkele)'
Brown Leonard E., pressman E. A. Jannsen & Co., r.
932 Jackson
Brown Lewis, capitalist, 121-123 Sansome, r. 824 O'Far-
rell
Brown Lizzie J. , widow, r. 409 Ellis
Browii Lizzie J. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1426 California
Brown Lloyd B., draughtsman Laver & MiUlaney, r.
Alameda
Brown Lottie Miss, milliner, 599 Ellis
Brown Louis (L. Brown & Co.) r. 230A Oak
Brown Louis, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 904 Minnesota
Brown Louis, laborer, r. 5 Winters PI
Brown Louis T., clerk Jeremiah J. Sullivan, r. NW cor
Capitol and Sagamore, Ocean View
Brown Lucy, widow, r. W s Bennington nr Cortland Av
Brown Lucy Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Brown Lucy D. Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 123 Noe
Brown Lucy H. Miss, teacher Maria Kip Orphanage, r.
638 Folsom
Brown Lycurgus J., barber Siegfried Davis, r. 1658
Market
Brown L. & Co. (Louis Brown) tailors, U Polk, r. 230^
Oak
BrowTi Mamie Miss, can maker Pac. Can Co.,r. 510 Bran-
nan
Brown Margaret, widow, r. 16 White
Brown Margai-et, widow, r. 321J Broadway
Brown Margaret, widow, r. 2813 Laguna
Brown Margaret G., widow, r. 139 Chestnut
Brown Margaret T. Miss, r. 902 Devisadero
Brown Mark, barber George A. Aubertin, r. 12^ Gilbert
Brown Mark, calker, r. Tenth Av South bet G and H
Brown Mark E., laborer, r. lU Gilbert
Brown Martha, widow, r. 830 .Jackson
Brown Martin, r. 39 Precita Av
Brown Martin, r. 1436 Fillmore
Brown Martin, machinist, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Martin, clerk,r. 1047 Mission
Brown Mary, widow, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Mary, widow, r. 21 Aileen Av
Brown Marj-, widow, r. 21i Mary
Brown Mary, widow, r. 267 Minna
Brown Mary, widow, r. 428b Twenty-fourth
Brown Mary, widow, r. 1122 Bryant
Brown Mary, widow, bakery, 33 PljTiiouth Av
Brown Mary Miss, clerk Thomas Brown, r. 20 Shotwell
Brown Maiy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1122 Bryant
Brown Mar\' Miss, rattan worker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Wks, r." 124 Alabama
Brown Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 910 J Harrison
Brown Mar^* Mrs., glovemaker Farrant & Co., r. 33 Fifth
Brown Mary A., domestic 3201 Pacific Av
Brown Marv E., widow, r. 1034 Pine
Brown Mary E., widow, r. 1209 Steiner
Brown Mary E. Miss, stenographer W. B. Sumner & Co.,
r. Oakland
Brown Mary L. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 600 Octavia
Brown Matthew, extraman Engine 8, r. 1422 Broadway
Brown Matthew, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 53 Silver
Brown Matthew I>. , bookkeeper Local Freight Office S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Brown Mattie Miss (Misses Brown & Turner) r. 28 Haight
Brown Max, tailor, 9 Steuart, r. 1309 Eddy
Brown Max M., salesman Charles Brown & Son, r. 1143
Geary
Brown May E-. Miss, stenographer, r. 21 Aileen Av
Brown Michael, excursion agent Santa Fe RR. Co., r.
1315 Eddy
Brown Michael, hoseman Engine 16
Blown Michael, laborer, r. 609 Fifth
Brown Michael, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s Sierra
nr Georgia
Brown Michael A., machinist S. P. Taylor Paper Co., r.
36 Ellis
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Browni Michael J., bricklayer, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown Minnie, domestic 1182 California
Brown Minnie Miss, saleslady John Brown, r. 1337
Twenty-fifth
Brown Mitchell (Feiiton & Co. and Fentoii, Glavinorich
& Brown) r. 1312 Larkiu
Brown M. K., porter, r. 370 Natonia
Brown Morris, capitalist, office 4 Sutter, room 3, r. 1400
Sutter
Brown Morthlock, coppersmith, r. 51 Louisa
Brown Moses, r. 2633 Post
BKOWX MOSES P., secretary Sumner Tannin;r Co.,
413-415 Front, r. Oakland
Brown M. Rae, r. 219 Devisadero
Brown N , musician, r. 1006^ Washington
Brown Napoleon, r. 1008 Powell
Brown Nellie L. Miss, shoefitter, r. 221 Fair Oaks
Browii Nicholas, laborer, r. 3 Lick Alley
Bromi Oliver F. , laundryman, r. 204^ Clara
Browni Oscar, \nndow cleaner, r. 904 Kearny
BROWX OTTO, proprietor San Francisco Pattern
Works, 110-112 Beale, r. 49 Capp
Brown Patrick, driver Hibemia Brewery, r. 14a Harriet
Brown Patrick, teamster E. Peabody & Co , r. 124S
Montgomery
Brown Patrick H., stevedore, r. 25 Steuart
Brown Percy .J., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, r. -Ala-
meda
Brown Perrv B., superintendent Pac. T and Tel. Co., r.
2405 Larkin
Browii Peter, carpenter, r. 1331 Pine
Brown Peter, driver .John Meyer, r. 421 Clementina
Brown Peter, gardener, r. 2615 California
Brown Peter, molder Whyte & De Rome, r. 27 Perry
Brown Peter L. (Brown & Johnson) r. 421 Noe
Brown Philip, stevedore, r. 228 Filbert
BROnW PHILIP KlXti, physician, office 406 Sut-
ter, rooms 22-23, r. 1212 Sutter
Brown Philip T., master State Dredger, r. 122 Tenth
Brown Philip T., manager Am. Diis. Tel. Co., 2 Golden
Gate Av., r. 2419 Bush
Browni Phyllis Miss, nurse Kiiigs Daughters Home, r.
217 Francisco
Browii Ralph (Brown Bros. & Co.) r. New York
Brown Ralph L., cook, r. 621 Bush
Brown R. E. Mrs., widow, r. 2426 Market
Brown Rebecca K., widow, r. 2194 Devisadero
Browni Richard, machinist W. W. Montague & Co., r.
8561 Harrison
Brown Richard Mrs., widow, r. 2525 Lombard
Brown Richard A., janitor, r. 729 California
Brown Richard B., s-eaman, r. 1029 Montgomerj-
Brown Richard H. , salseman David Samuels, r. 317 Clip-
per
Bi-owu Richard H., loiner, r. 1433 Pacific
Brown Richard SL, butcher, r. 314 J Ivy Av
Brown Robert, jiainter Frederick Browni, r. S21i Dol res
Brown Robert A. , driver George A. Dwver, r. 503 Mc-
Allister
Browni Robert C, electrician, r. 131J Castro
Browni Robert H., candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 21
Aileen Av
Browni Robert M , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. Oakland
Browni Robert M. Mrs., r. 1615 Laguna
Browni Robert T. , salesman Alexander M.Robertson, r.
r. 320 Ellis
Brown Roland G., stock and bond broker, 420 California
r. Oakland
Browni Rosalie, widow, r. 240 Dolores
Browni Rosalie, wndow, r. 2021 Pine
Browni Rose Miss, saleslady, r. 510 Braunan
Brown Rufus W., merchant, r. 2322 Washington
Brown Samuel, r. 344 Waller
Brown Samuel (Cranston & Brown) r. 742 Harrison
Browni Samuel, laborer, r. 5551 Seventh
Brown Samuel, laborer I'ac. Rolling Mills, r. 2 Michigan
Brown Samuel E., printer S. F. News Letter, r. 407
Grove
BROWN S.l.MCEL H., manager Bass-Hueter Paint
Co., 18-22 Ellis, and Fire Commissioner, r. 903 Treat
Av
Browni Samuel H., printer, r, 2021 Pine
Brown Samuel J. , carpenter, 1041 Folsom
Brown Samuel M., cigars and tobacco, 155 Fourth, r. 139
Foiu-th
Brown Samuel P. Jr., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. San Mateo
Brown Samuel V., patternmaker, r. 418 Fulton
Brown Sarah, waitress Pennsylvania Hotel
Browni Sarah M. , widow, r. 1440 Jackson
Brown Scott, cutter The Carson Glove Co. , 318 Market
Browni Selina, widow, r. 136 Gough
Browni Sherman J. (Brown * Verner) r. 31 Oak
Browni S. John, cook, r. 1163 Mission
Brown Sophia, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Brown Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 902 Montgomery Av
Brown Sophia H., widow, r. 686 McAllister
Browni Stanton H., piano tuner A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
Alameda
Brown Stephen, painter Frederick Brown, r. 821i
Dolores
Brown Stephen G., barber, r. 2621 Howard
Browni Stillman E., carpenter Dodge & Dunshee, r. 35
Oak Grove Av
Brow 11 Susannah, widow, r. 2330 Jones
Brown Sylvester, blacksmith Hogan & Crummey, r.
Seventh Av South bet K and L
Brown Sylvester B., teamster J. A. Browni \ Co., r. fi
Kimball PI
Browni Terrj- H., barber, r. 5 Rose PI
Brown T. F., bookkeeiier, r. 425 Gearj-
Brown Theodora M., widow;, r. 98 Thirteenth
Browni Theodore, watchman, r. 503 Greenwich
Browni Theodore .Jr., cigarmaker and extraman Engine
5, r. 503 Greenwich
Brown Theodore J., clerk Charles R. Allen, r. West
Berkeley
Brown Theodore \'., superintendent German Hospital,
r. 131i Castro
Browni Thomas, barber John F. Stanley, r. 1422 Twenty-
fourth
Brown Thomas, carpenter, r. 125 Nevada
BROV»\ THO.'WAS, cashier The Bank of California,
NW cor California and Sansome, Telephone East
517, r. 1019 Bush
Brown Thoiiia.s, clerk Wangenheim, Steinheim & Co., r.
600 Octa\ ia
Browni Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Gilbert
Brow n Thomas, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Brown Thomas, laborer, r. 65i Langton
Brown Thomas, laborer, r. 634 Sacrament<:)
Browni Thomas, seaman, r. 746 Howard
Brown Thomas, stevedore, r. 917 Greenwich
Brown Thomas, steward schr Maid of Orleans, r. 669 Har-
rison
BRO>V.\ THOM.4S. suiierintendent California Mar-
ket, r. 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas A., clerk Goldberg, Boweii & Lebenbaum,
r. 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas A., cook, r. 634 Fifteenth
Browni Thomas A., elevatomian, r. 17 Stockton
Brown Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. 20
Shotwell
Brown Thomas H., seaman, r. 218 Broadway • -^^
Browni Thomas M., workman U. S. Mint, r. 1511 De%isa-
dero
Brown Thomas P. S. , dry gootis, 2137 Mission, r. 810
Treat Av ■■— ■
Brown Thomas W., stableman Charles A. Warren, r.'210
Ninth
Browni Thomas W. , traveling salesman Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co., r. 1817 Broderick
Browni Tillie S.Miss, dressmaking, 289 Iowa
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Brown Violet M. Miss, bookkeeper Brown & Craddock,
r. 1018 Seventeenth
Brown Virginia A. Mrs., proprietor Brunswick House,
148 Sixth
Browi Virginia M. Miss, r. 925 Fourteenth
Browai W., coal passer strar Santa Rosa
Brown W., ship carpenter P. C. S. S. Co.
Brown Walter, clerk, r. 148 Sixth
Brown Walter, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. , r.
Alameda
Brown Walter, waiter, r. 117 Taylor
Brown Walter, with Colt's Patent Fire .A.nu> Mnfg Co.,
and Union Metallic Cartridge Co., 517-519 Market, r.
East Oakland
Brown Walter E., marine engfineer, r. 128 Precita Av
Brown Walter H., teamster, r. 903 Treat Av
BKOWX -^V ALTER S. (Brown & Metzner)r. 426 Ellis
Brown Ward, foreman packing dept Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Berkeley
Brown Ward, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 422i Ivy Av
Brown Warren, physician, 235 Keanij', r. 700 Broderick
Brown Watt L. , reporter Post, r. 139 Chattanooga
Brown W. H., r. Occidental Hotel
Brown Wilbur K., teamster, r. 245 Eleventh
Brown Wilfred L., civil engineer, r. 710 Capp
Browai Willard B. , compositor Examiner, r. 722 Wash-
ington
Brown William, r. 400 Bay
Brown William, r. 771i Mission
Browni William (Brown & Bley) r. 1959 Eddy
Brown Willia-n, bellman Grand Hotel
Brown William, butcher, r. l(i White
Brown William, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 817
Bush
Brown William, clerk P. C. S. S. Co., r. 35 Oak Grove
Avenue
Browii William, dentist, r. 425 Seventeenth
Brown William, electrician, r. 322 Fifth
Brown William, fireman New City Hall, r. 11 Elgin
Park Av
Brown William, gripman Geary St RR. , r. 432 First
Av
Brown William, laborer, r. 142 Sixth
Browi William, laborer, r. 4«2 Natoma
Brown William, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
Brown William, molder, r. 117 Hermann
Brown William, salesman .J. T. Sullivan, r. 431J Tehama
Brown William, sawyer R. A. Gilbrile & Co., r. 223
Twenty-fourth
Brown William, seaman, r. 1001 Jackson
Brown William, stevedore, r. 181 Laurel PI
Brown William, teamster, r. Twenty -fourth nr Chatti-
nooga
Brown William A. , ca|)italist, r. 736a Valencia
Brown William A., engineer, r. 718 Bay
Brown William A., janitor, r. 915 Powell
Brown William A. , sawyer, r. 223 Twenty-fourth
Brown William A., sugar sampler Am. Sugar Refinerv,
r. 512 Golden Gate
Brown William A., upholsterer, r. 65 Everett
Brown Wil.iam B., compositor Examiner, r. 722 Wash-
ington
BKOVrX WILLIAM <" , president William C. Brown
Co.. 320 Sansome, r. Manzanita, Marin Co., Cal.
Brown William C, wood and coal, 507 Natoma, r. .5071
Natoma
BROW\ n'ILLI.4.M €. CO., William C. Brown
president, book and job printers, 320 Sansome, room
69, Telephone Main 105
Brown William D. , collector Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 802
Turk
Brown William D., salesman, r. 2912 Sacrament<j
Brown William D., stevedore, r. 251 Third
Brown Wilham E., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 933
Howard
Brown William E., i)rinter S. F. News Letter, r. 407
Grove
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BROWIV tVILLI.lM E., vice-president The Crocker-
Woolworth Bank of San Francisco, and president
(pro tern) Pacific Improvement Co., office NE cor
Montgomery and Market, r. 2010 California, Tele-
phone 8003
BrowTi William F., asst manager S. F. Lumber Co., r.
1611a Golden Gate Av
Browii William G., collector Singer Mnfg Co., r. 4 Octa-
via
Brown William G., c niductor Geary St. RR., r. 432 First
Av
BROWX WILLIAM «?., manager Occidental News
Co. Southern Pacific Co. 's Depot, Third and Town-
send, r. 2626 Howard, Telephone Main 5413
Brown William H. (Brown & McClellan) r. 302 Van Ness
Av
Brown William H., clerk Smith's Cash Store, r. 421 Hyde
Brown William H., clerk Will E. Fisher & Co., r. 4 Oc-
tavia
Brown William H. , engineer, r. 721 Brannan
Brown William H. , gripman Market St. Ry. Co. , r. 742
Tehama
BKOW.V WILLIAM M., fruits and vegetables, 30-
31 California Market, Telephone 1365, r. 127 Kearny
Brown William H. , salesman Hawley Bros Hardware Co. ,
r. 1817 Broderick
Brown William H., president Welch Inhaler and Medi-
cine Co., 57 Second, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Brown William J., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2016 Mission
Browai William M., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 331
Hayes
Brown William N., seaman, r. 100^ Jackson
Brown William O., melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 2115 Pacific Av
Brown William Q. , carpenter, r. 147 Seventh
Brown William S. (W. S. Brown & Co.) r. 1408 Gviei--
rero
Brown William S. , joiner Edison L. and P. Co., r. 235
Stevenson
Brown William T., carpenter, r. 114 Twenty-first
Brown William T., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 2405
Larkin
Brown William V., wool scourer Frederick S. Moody, r.
616 Sixth
Brown Willi im W., Chinatown guide, 751 Sacramento,
r. 639 California
Brown William W., commission merchant, 410 Davis, r.
1933 Geary
Brown William W. , mining, 328 Montgomery, room 3,
r. 1494 Sanchez
Brown Willis M. (Browi & Power) r. 432 Turk
Brown Windsor Mrs., widow, r. 2016 California
Brown Wnifield K., stenographer S. N. Griffith
Brown W. E., r. 2016 California
Brown W. P. , lumberman, r. 5.;7 Sacramento
Brown W. S. & Co. (W. S. Brown) contractors mapble
and granite, 1629 Mission
Brown W. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Taylor
Brown & Adams (John S. Brown and John E. Adams)
leather dealers, 417-419 Market
Brown & Bley (William Brown and Melville A. Bley) job
printers, 335 Bush
Bro\TO & Craddock (Horace P. Brown and George W.
Craddock) printers and publishers, 320 Sacra-
mento
BRO WJt A EYRE (James N. Brown and Perry Eyre
insurance and commission, 124 Sansome, room 14'
Telephone Main 5877
Brown & Jacobs (Joseph Bro«ni and Israel Jacobs)
dcithiiig, 309 East
BROWN& JOHNSON .-.»r..
Brown aud Jo.sepa.M. .Iohason)lioase ami
sign painters. 739 .Market
Brown & McClellan (James Brown and John McClellan)
wholesale butchers. Fifth .\v South nr M
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BROVfN & METZNER ,«..., s.
Brown and ^>illiaiii Metzner) agents
Corticelli Silk Co., Robert Ste>fart A
Son's linen thread. Ever Keady dress
stars, Millluiantie spool cotton, Florence
Manafaetoring Co., Royal and Imperial
hose supporters, .535 Market
BROWN A .\ICOL (George A. Brown and Duncan
Nicoli proprietors Bank Exchange, SE cor Mont-
•. onier\- and Washintrton
BROWN & POWER » „.»....
and >Villiaiii .1. Foner) stationers, print-
ers and bookbinders, 40« Callt'ornia, Tel-
ephone Main 10*0
Br. \Mi .^c Turner Misses (Miss Mattie Brown and Miss
Estlier Turner 1 dressmaking, 28 Haight
B1-..VV11 \ Tuttle (Haney L. Brown and Holland Tuttle)
n\nfrs a-ents, 120 Sutter
Brown & ^■erner (Sherman J. Brown and Edward F.
Vemer) painters and jiaper hangers, 501 Leaven-
worth
S^Browii. See Braun and Browue
Browne Anna M., wdow, ladies' nurse, r. 89 Brady
Brovnie Annie A. Miss, manicure, 942 Geary
Brownie Caroline M. Miss, silk knittei-, r. 89 Bradv
Browne Carrie Miss, compositor, r. 814 O'Farrell "
Browue Charles, oiler stmr Corona, r. 1602 Polk
Browaie Christopher R. , clerk London and Lancashire
Fire Ins. Co. of Liverpool, r. 317 Powell
Browne Clyde N., compositor Hoag & King, r. 818| Gerr\
Browne C. \V., clerk stmr City of Puehla
Browne D. , seaman stmr Mariposa
Browne Deborah S., widow, dressmaker, r. 331 Eddy
Browne Edward A. , sign painter, r. 1322 Page
Browne Edward IJ. (Browii & Flood) r. 617 Montgomerv
Av
Browne Edw;ird W., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1132
Alabama
Browne Emma, widow, r. 1440 Leavenworth
Browne Esther Miss, teacher Marshall Primary School, r
814 O'Farrell
Browne Frank L., printer, r. 16 Camp
Browne Frederick D.,a.sst engineer L'. S. Light House
Oept, r. Oakland
Browne George, painter and whitener, r. 2631J Mission
Browne George A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1010
Natoma
Browne George C, salesman Clinton E. Worden & Co.
Bro vne George D. , shiprigger, r. 89 Brady
Brow le Gusta\-us R. A., clerk Firemans Fimd Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
Browne Harr>- iT. O'Brien & Co. ) r. 603 Gearj-
Browne I. , seaman stmr Saturn
Browne James D., rattan worker -Wakefield Rattan Co ,
r. 942 Geary
Browne .loseiih, printer, r. 1106 Mason
Browiie K^tie C. Mi.ss, hairdressing, 942 Geary
Browne Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 89 Brady
Browne Mary A., widow, r. 942 Gein-
Brownie N.H., ojierator Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 925
Lark in
Browne Richard H., salesman D. Samuels, r. 317 Clipper
Browne Robert D., machinist Marshutz & Cantrel, 412
Sixth
Browne Robert E., news agent, r. 89 Brad.v
Browne Robert T. , whitener and proprietor Calistoga
Dairj-, 218 Twenty-third, r. 1122 Alabama
Browne Ross E., mining and hvdraulic engineer, 44-45
Nevada Block, r. 1715 Polk
Browne Spencer C, real estate, 202 Market, room 4, r.
Oakland
Browne Thomas H., \-ice president William Cluff Co., in
orporated, 18-20 Front, r. 1414 Twenty-filth
Biownie Thomas E., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 322*
Eighteenth
Browne William, painter and whitener, r. 2631J Mis-
sion
Brownie William D., master tug Katie O'Neil, r. 412
Sixth
Brownie William J. J., bookkeeper Henry Hinrichs &
Co., r. 34^ Kausch
Browne i Flood (Edward R. Brownie and John W. Flood)
merchant tailors, 1206 Market, room 101
*^ Browne. See Braun and Brown
Brownell Claude, driver Engine 17, r. 9 Mir.t Av
Brownell Frank, painter, r. 742 Howard
Brownell Germaine L , teamster Union Box Factory, r.
815 Greenwich
Brownell Harrv (Mvers & Brownell) r. 21 Sixth
BROtVNELL .I.4MES S. (successor to Adams & Car-
ter) agent Frue Vanner or Ore Concentrator, 132
Market, room 15, Telephone Drumm 20
Browmell William H. P., outfitting agent Pac. Steam
W haling Co. , r. 726 Twenty-first
Browning August (Browning & Bremer) r. 1337 Pine
Browning Edwin W., bartender Glen Ellen Wine Co., r.
244 Taylor
Browning Frank, clerk, r. 1206 Fulton
BrowTiing Frederick A., candies, 1535 Polk r. 1337 Pine
Browning George W. , clerk F. A. Browning, r. 1337 Pine
Browming Henry, clerk Henry F. Gasque, r. 2426 Sutter
Browning Jacob, drayman, 18 Main, r. Oakland
Browning Jeremiah, drayman, 18 Main, r. 215 Larkin
Browning Jessie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. B M. Brown, r.
8h Golden Gate Av
Browning John, clerk Western Sugar Refining Co.,r. 771
Folsom
Browning John N., clerk Western Suarar Refining Co., r.
771 Folsom
Browming Manufacturing Co. , 508 Market
Browning Senna L., t pewriter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1337 Pine
Browming Vere, widow, tailoress, r. 636 Filbert
Browming William, r. 771 Folsom
Browming William Jr. , dentist, r." 771 Folsom
Browming William F. , r. 802 Montgomery
Browming William F. , student George I.' Druker, r. 771
Folsom
Browming & Bremer (August Browning and Otto A.
Bremer) gunsmiths, 8 0 Kearny
Browmlee F. C. Mrs., artist, 12^9 Market
Browmlee Frederick J., law clerk Dennis Spencer, r
Russ House
Browmlee Jav C, r. 1229 Market
Browmlee John P., stoves, 1612 Market, r. 811 Castro
Browmlee Paul R , painter, r. 1817 Twenty-first
Browmlee Richard R. , laborer, r. 32 Second
Browmlee Robert, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1143a Stevenson
Brownlee Robert C, laborer S. P. Co., r. 38 Hawthome|
Browmlee Samuel J., buggvwasher James J. Coulter, r.
210i Clara
Browmlie Alexander, laborer, r. 1031i Eighteenth
Brownlie James S., bartender Benard & O'Brien, r. 20
Birch Av
Brownlie Jessie G., widow, r. 207 Diamond
Browmlie John, plumber, r. 116 Thirteenth Av
Brownlie John, policeman, r. 207 Diamond
Browmlie Robert G., plumber, 531 Sacramento, r. 116
Thirteenth Av
Browmlie William, keeper Sheriff's otBce, r. 207 Diamond
Brownlow Charles B., watchman, r. 616 Pine
Browmrich George, machinist, r. 525 Folsom
Brownrigg Robert F., sorter Cal. Broom Co., r. 9 Behow
Brownrigg William E. , carpenter W. J. Brownrigg, r. 9
Dehon
Browmrigg William J. , carpenter and builder, 305 Koe,
r. 9 Dehon
Browmsko/ Alexander, night clerk Denver House r. 217
Third
Browmstein Julius, capitalist, 217 Battery
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Brownstone Isaac, merchant, r. 1002 Larkin
Brownstone Jacob, real estate broker, 11 Montgomery,
r. 1-230 Post
Brownstone Louis H. , student, r. 1002 Larkin
Brownstone Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 14480'Farrell
Broyer Alexander B. (Broyer & Glynn) r. 508 Bryant
Broyer Herman H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Godeus
and Mission
Broyer & Glynn (Alexander B. Broyer and John P. Glynn)
liquors, SW cor Mission and Fourth
^f Broyer. See Braur, Brower and Bryer
Broz Edward, retoucher John H. Peters, r. 127 Twentj -
second
Brozovitch Guy, dishwasher, r. 116 Hyde
Bru John, shoemaker, 049 Broadway, r. 1007 Clay
Bru Joseph, shoemaker, r. 649 Broadway
Bruan Charles, candymaker Louis A. Grade, r. 1215 Noe
Bruce Alexander M , proprietor Architectural Iron Wks,
Channel bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth, r 2 Santa
Clara
Bruce Andrew, porter, r. 227 Second
Bruce Ann Mrs., r 912 Illinois
BRUCE, BOWNE & CO. «....
C. Bruce and iieurge .11. Bowoe) sncce.ss-
ors to >Vriglit, Bowne A Co., .ship chand-
lers and commission merchants, 34-3(S
t!»teaart. Telephone .Hain 776
Bruce Charles C. (Bruce, Bowne & Co.) r. 819 Filbert
Bruce Donald, publisher Political Record, 536 Clay, r.
Corbett Road and Nineteenth
Bruce Eda Miss, dressmaker, r. 719 Cough
Bruce Edward, house cleaner Mrs. Agnes Sparra, r 219
Golden Gat«
Bruce Ellen, widow, r. 2407^ Howard
Bruce George, laborer, r. 859 Mission
Bruce George, machinist, r. 83<) Mission
Bruce Harry, stone cutter McPhee & Groliere, r. 219
Fourteenth
Bruce Herbert E., solicitor, r. 81 Fourth
Bruce Herbert F., clerk, r. 719 Goutrh
Bruce James, steward stmr Alameda, r. 1023^ Sutter
Bruce James, stone mason, r. Park Hotel
Bruce James H., marine surveyor Fiiemans Fund Ins
Co., r. 1318 Jackson
Bruce John, calker, r. 560 Howard
Bruce John, fencemaker Alexander Bruce, r. 958 Mission
Bruce Joseph, lodgings, 310 Montgomery Av
Bruce Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 116 Natoma
Bruce Maggie Miss, r. 251 Minna
Bruce Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 4 Shotwell
Bruce Marian A. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1103 Van Ness Av
Bruce Mary F. Mrs., dressmaking, 719 Gough
Bruce Matthew, laborer, r. 616 Birch Av
Bruce Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 2546 Jackson
Bruce Samuel. C, real estate agent, 734 Montgcmierv. r
1940 Filbert
Bruce S. J. , r. .505 Powell
Bruce Walter, seaman, r. 6 Union
Bruce William Y. , bookkeeper, r. UK Harlan PI
Bruchner George, r. 551 Fourth
Bruck Alfred E. , r. 1417 California
Bruck Henry, salesman R. Scott & Co., r. 229 Fulton
Bruck Leo, teacher music, r. 229 Fulton
Bruck Lolita, widow, r. 1417 California
Brucker August, gilder Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 1513
Dupont
Brucker Barbara Mrs. , varieties, 1513 Dupont
Brucker Hugo, restaurant, 2932 Sixteenth, r. 2834a Six-
teenth
Brucker Louis G., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 317 Fulton
Bruckman Herman, insurance, r. 617 Bush
Bruckman John (Ahpel & Bruckman) and secretary
Triumph Loan Assn and The Golden Gate Mutual
Bldg and Loan Assn, office 209 Sansome, r. 1602 Fell
Bruckmann Anna Miss, with Henry Ickler, r. 728 Karri-
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Bruckmann Robert C, shipping clerk Leo E. Alexander
& Bro., r. 759 Harrison
Bruckmann Valentine, basket maker, r. 728 Harrison
Bruckner Henry, gardener, r. 5i9 Valencia
Bruckner Joseph, rattan worker, r. 24 Maple Court
Brudlewsky Ferdinand, cigarmaker, r. 432 Vallejo
Bruegge H. F. C, earbonator, r. 13 Hardy PI
iSS'Bruegge. See Brugge
Brueker F. D., importer of provisions, r. Golden West
Hotel
Bi-uender Henry, barber C. Laubenheimer
Bruener Leo Rev. , rector St. Anthony's German Cath-
olic Church, r. N s Precita Av nr Folsom
Bruenig, millwright, r. 560 Howard
Bruening Arnold, printer, r. 1142 Howard
^^Brueiiing. See Bruning
Bruenn Adolph, proprietor Bruenn's Piano House, 228
Post, r. Oakland
Bruenn Amanda L. Mi^s, clerk, r. 5 Florence
Bruenn Henrj-, miller, r. 5 Florence
Bruenn John M., carpenter, r. 115 Webster
Bruenn's Piano House, Adolph Bruenn proprietor, 228
Post
^fBruer. See Brewer and Brauer
Bruger Charles, laborer, r. 446 Brannan
Brugg^e Amelia Mrs. (Berg & Brugge) r. 305 Tenth
Brugg* Edward, butcher, NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Church, r. 1113 Twenty-third
Brugge Ferdinand H. , gardener, r. 1317 Steiner
Brugge John, gardener, r. 1317 Steiner, rear
iJ^Brugge. See Bruegge
Bruggeman Alice, widow, furnished rooms, 32ih Fifth
Bruggeman Anthony F., machinist Union Iron WkH, r.
911i Mission
Bruggemann Christian, bartender, r. 20it Harrison Av
Bruggeman H. & Son, asphaltum and felt roofing, 439
Bush
BRIJCiGE.'UA.\.\ HE.\R1', merchant tailor, 526
Montgomery, r. 728^ Green
Bruggeman Sophie, widow, r. 917 Haight
Bmggen Frederick (Holzkamj) & Bru/gen) r. 2701 How-
ard
Bruguiere A. Mrs., widow, r. 2413 Fillmore
BRIjUUIERE EMILE a., capitalist, office 520 Mont
gomery, room 1, r. 1800 Franklin, Telephone East
692
Bruguiere Emile A. Jr., r. 1800 Franklin
Bruguiere E.xiqui, widow, r. 617 Powell
Bruguiere John G., bookkeeper, r. 617 Powell
Bruguiere Louis, expressman, r. E s Twentieth Av., nr
California
Bruguiere Victor, driver Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 617
Powell
Bruhn Fidel, bartender, r. 621 Commercial
Brulm Hans, laborer, r. 14 Decatur
Bruhn H. E., musician, r. 21 Rondell PI
Bruhn Peter F., porter Hencken it Schroder, r. 21 Ron-
dell PI
Bruhn Peter F. Jr., teacher music, r. 21 Rondell PI
^^Brahn. See Brun, Brune, Brunn and Bruun
Bruhnke Anton, upholsterer, 1714 Polk
Bruhnke Matilda, widow, r. 1714 Polk
Bruhns Amanda, domestic, 708 Shotwell
Bruhns Henry, tanner, r. 311 Twenty-sixth
Bruhns Henry W., salesman, r. 411 Dolores
Bruhns J. Mrs., r. 9231 Howard
Bruhns John, fruits and vegetables, 1213 Powell
Bruhns Julius H., dentist, r. 923i Howard
Bruhns William, driver William H. Teigeler,Vr. 311
Twenty-sixth
Bruhns William, tanner Thorne & McMahon, r. 311
Twenty-sixth
Bruhns WilHam Jr., laborer, r. 311 Twenty-sixth
^^Bruhns. See Bruns
BruilUird Alphonse, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r 137
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BROWN A SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. CriAPMA/N,
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Bruker Francis G. (Schlegel & Bniker), r. Goldan West
Hotel
Brule Louis, foreman A. E. Bachman, r. cor. Steiner and
Waller
Brumagim Stuart M., receiving teller Wells Fargo &
Co.'s Bank
Bruman Aaron, commission merchant, r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Bruman Arthur S., clerk Yates & Co., r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Brumbrej- Robert, laborer Hogan & C'rummey, r. Sev-
enth Av South, bet. K and L
Bruinfield William, harness maker, r. 8-33 Capp
Brunvfield William C. , cornice maker James Guilf oy, r.
855 Capp
Bruml Albert N., Chinatown guide, r. Abbottsford
Hotel
Brummar Martin, butcher Julius Marxen, r. 406 Laguna
Brummer George, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 129
Grove
Brummer R. , master schooner H. C. Wright, oflBce 6
California
Brumund John, liquors, NW cor. Valencia and Four-
teenth, r. 20 Camp
Brun Frederick, upholsterer, 417 Third,
Bran John B., baker*', 418 OTarrell
Bran Louis E. , dental student, r. 1608 Golden Gat€ Av
l^~ Brun. See Brune, Brunn, Bruun and Bnihn
Brunbrook Amiu-a F., engineer stmr Cleone, r. 1328 Sev-
enteenth
Brunckhorst Frederick, express stand, SW cor Clay and
East, r. 118 Drumni
Brund Louis, r. 504 Grove
Brundage Ella Miss, r. 604 Geary
Brundage Ernest O., painter, r. 131 Twenty-sixth
Brundage Leroy, teamster, r. 501 Vermont
Brundage Susan, widow, r 640 Golden Gate Av
Brander Thomas R., clerk, r. 945 Fifteenth
Brundli Henry, bottler Cal. Bottling Co. , r. 27a Pear)
Brune Ausrust, cigar mivfr, 322 Clay, r. 2223 Gean-
Brune August Jr., cigarmaker August Bnme, r. 2223
Gearj-
BRU.N'E AIGIST E., physician and surgeon, city
and visiting physician for the German Benevolent
Association, office and r. 8 Ellis, Telephone 902
Main
Brune Frederick, insurance agent Siebe, RascheTi & Co. ,
210 Sansome, r. 107 Capp
Brune Frederick E., bookkeeper Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 423 Golden Gate Av
Brune Gustav, clerk, r. 1717 Turk
BRUNE HE.\RV (Xaber, Alfs & Brune) r. 824 Grove
Brune Louis, books and stationerv, 3y Eddv, r. 1717
Turk
Brune Waldemar, painter Cal. Car Wks
£3" See Bruhn, Brun, Brunn and Bruun
Bninell Leon, cook Vincent Zaganelli, r. 815| Vallejo,
rear
Bruner Andrew, butcher, r. X s Fourteenth Av South,
bet N and P
Bruner Elwood iBruner & Bruner) r. Alameda
Bruner J. ADison (Bnmer & Bnmer) r. San Leandro
Bruner Jane W. Mrs., r. Hotel Fairmount
Bruner Joseph, barter, 509 California, r. 306 Stockton
Bruner Michael, peddler, r. 1318 Dupont
Bruner William, bartender, r. Zh Cedar Av
BRIBER & BRl \ER < Elwood and J. Allison) at-
torneys at law, 2<-29 Crocker Bidg
S3 Bruner. See Brunner
Brunes Frank, printer, r. 4 Sim])son PI
Brunes Henrj-, clerk Henry Schulz, r. 2101 BiL^h
Brunei Desire, laundress Clementina R. Martin, r. 2529
Mission
Bnmet Virgile, ironer Clementina R. Martin, r. 2529
Mission
Brangell Nathaniel J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 702
Laurel Av
2801
Brunhofer Henrj-, butcher Bon Ton Market,
Twenty-second
Brunig Charles, sawyer, r. X s Eleventh Av South nr P
Brunig Louis, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co., r. X s Elev-
enth Av South
Brunig Louis, machinist, r. X s Eleventh Av South nr P
Brunig Louis Jr., machinist, N s Eleventh Av Soiith,
nr P
Brunig Robert, machinist, X s Eleventh Av, South nr P
Bruning Anna A , widow, r. 824 Capp
Brunmg Henry, carriagemaker Carvill Mnfg Co. , r. 824
Capp
Bruning John, carriagemaker, r 53a Twenty-first
Bruning Minnie M. Miss, r. 824 Capp
Bruning William (Miesner & Bruning) r. 500 Bay
Bruning William, cand^-maker Louis Saroni & Co., r.
Oakland
Bruning William H. , carpenter, r. 824 Capp
^^Bruning. See Bruening
Brunings John H. (Hooker & Co.) r. 5aia Twenty-first
Brunjes Conrad, laborer J. D. Spreckles Bros. & Co. , r.
1411 Folsom
Brunkhorst C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1815 Lyon
Brankhorst John H., clerk Pac. Tool and Supply Co., r.
1815 Lyon
Bru!in Alice, widow, r. 531 Filbert
Brunn F. , quartermaster stmr Mariposa
Brunn Hermann (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 809 Scott
Brunn. See Brune, Brun and Brunn
Briinnell Hjalmar A. , watchmaker, r. 12 Pleasant
Brunnenkant Mathias, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller
Desk Co., r. 490 Eighth
Brmmer Adolph E., clerk, r. 1952 Howard
Brunner Albert, laborer, r. 322 Broadway
Brunner Albert, porkpacker, r. 320 Pacific
Brunner Albert J. , attorney at law Mullany, Grant &
Cushing, r. 1159 Stevenson
Brunner Andrew, butcher, 931 Fourteenth Av South
Brunner Emilie, widow, r. 714 Gro\ e
Brunner Eugene, surveyor Sanbom-Ferris Map Co.
Brunner Florentina Miss, domestic 1721 Jackson
Bruimer George, clerk Schu.ssler Bros., r. 714 Grove
Brunner Henry, bookkeeper Woonsocket Rubber Co., r.
637 Golden Gate Av
Brunner Henrv, clerk Isaac Herzberg, r. 2415 Fillmore
Bnmner H. Otto, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 12 Laus-
sat
Brunner Jacob A., insurance agent, r. 2415 Fillmore
Brunner Louise Mi'S, art student, r. 714 Grove
Branner Philip, tmsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 830
Dolores
Brunner Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r 714 Grove
Branner Rudolph B. , compositor Post, r. 1427 Twenty-
tixth
BRL>'.\ER WILLI A.n, secretary Dairymeus' Union.
of California. 113-119 Da\is, r. San Luis Obispo, Cal
l0"Brunner. Bruner
Brano A. D., fraits and cigars, 903 Kearny
Bruno Flores, blacksmith F. Langeron, r. 405 Green
Bruno Peter, liquors, 443 Bush
Branotte George H. , tailor, r. 1067 Broadway
Branotte Louis, tailor, r. 1067 Broadway
BRIXOTTE PAIL F., gunsmith and cutler, ,508
Commercial, r. 1067 Broadway
Bi-uns Annie, domestic, r. \h\i\ Valley
Bruns August, proprietor Excelsior Hotel, 608 Sixth
Bruns Augusta, widow, r. 8 Elgin Park Av
Brans Brothers & Steimke (John H. and George Bruns ,
and John A. F. Steimke) groceries and liquors, SE
cor Mission and Sixteenth
Brans Carl A., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 4 Pierce
Bnuis Conrad, ladorer, r. 1223 Eddy
Bruns Conrad, plumber Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 252J
Brjant Av
Brans biedrich, clerk Henry HoUman, r. 419 Bartlett
Bruns Euphemia R., Miss, stenographer Columbian
Woolen Mills, r. 1910 Jones
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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liiuiis Frederick, bartender, r. 904 Kearny
Bruns Frederick, bartender Pein Bros., r. 40 Powell
Bruns George (Bruns Bros. & Steimke) r. 2945 Sixteentli
Bruns George, cook, r. 554 Natonia
Bruns Oeorge, driver Sherry & Co., r. 814 Page
Brims Gracie C. Miss, teacher, r. 1910 Jones
Bruns H., cook, r 638 Commercial
Bruns Harry, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor Twenty-
seventh and Gunnison
Bruns Henry, groceries, 1906 Mission
Bruns Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Diamond and
Nineteenth
Bruns Henry, waiter Page & Falch, r. 504 H.Tde
Bruns Henry F. {Bruns & Staats) and president San
Francisco Stock Brewery, SE cor Powell and Fran-
cisco, r. 4 Eighth
Bruns Henrj' H., hardware, r. 1910 Jonea
Bruns Hermann, tailor, r 938 Howard
Bruns John C. , "teamster Charles Erkin, r. 429 Tenth
Bruns .John H. {Bruns Bros. & Steimke) r. 2001 Mission
Bruns John H. J., groceries and liquors, 820 Bryant
Bruns Joseph, clerk, r. 306 Hyde
Bruns Julius A., upholsterer, r. 8 Elgin ParkAv
Bruns William G., barber, 529 Hayes, r. 1223 Eddy
Bruns & Staats (Henry F. Bruns and John C. Staats)
liquors, SW cor Eighth and Market
^^Bnms. See Bruhns
Brunschwiler Joseph A., bookkeeper Hibemia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 509 Steiner
Brunskoll Frank, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 524
Fourth
Brunskul Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Brunsman Martin, shipping agent, 103 Montgomery Av
Brunson A. E. Mis., widow, r. 810 Leavenworth
Brunsiin J. M., r. 103 Montgomery Av
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLEN-
nrp m (buries H. n'illlaiiis uiaua-
ULn liU. ser, «5;i-tijr) Market, Tele-
plioiie tlaiii 1136
Brunswick Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal) 56 Nevada Block
Brunswick Gustave H., musician, r. 225 Ocean Road
Brunswick House, Mrs. Vir^finia A. Brown proprietor,
148 Sixth
Brunswick Samuel, wholesale butcher, 50 Grand Central
Market, r. 2209 Jackson
Brunt Catherine N., widow, r. 2623 Folsom
Bnint Leonard N., cari)enter, r. 1136 York
(Walter X. Brant) steam
printers, nianHfartarers
of society cards, badges
and folders, engraTing
and copperplate work,
5:j ) Clay, Telephone Main .TJO
Brunt Walter X. ( Brunt & Co. ) r. 2623 Folsom
Bruntsch Charles C. G. (Bruntsch & Wheeler) r. Ala-
meda
BKl .\T8CH «S WHEELER (Charles C. G. Bruntsch
and Robert S. Wheeler) Custom House and Internal
Revenue brokers, 500 Batterj', Telephone Main 5871
Bininwin Benjamin, butcher, r. 346 Fifth
Bruppacher John, laundry, 2926 Sacramento
Brusaber Charles H., liquors, NE cor Illinois and Napa,
r. 544 Indiana
Bruschi Louis, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Bruschi Lou s, baker F. Ghisle & Co., r. 1400 Stockton
Bruschini Paul, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 412
i;r<iaiway
Biu~clikeC. J., manager George H. Fuller Desk Co., r.
Oakland
Bruschke Frederick, millhand George H. Fuller Desk
Co., r. 102 Jessie
Bruscii Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 1028
Montgomery
r.i Use Bernhard F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Golden
I ^ate Av and Buchanan, r. 1100a Golden Gate Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 Ti^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Pal.\ce Hotel.
M;ii : Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
l-redericksbur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Bruse Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific
and Leavenworth, and secretary Consumers Yeast
and Vinegar Works, 318 Battery, r. 1607 Leaven-
worth
Brussell Charles, quartermaster stmr Queen, r. Chapul-
tepec, nr Virginia, B. H.
Brush Alfred D., superintendent of circulation Evening
Post, r. 1108 Sacramento
Brush Charles, doorkeeper Morosco's Grand Opera House,
r. 712 Mission
Brush George A. , gramer, r. 1213 Twenty -sixth
Brush R. G., special agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 326 Mason
Brusher John J., musician, r. 216 Chestnut
Brasher William F., machinist Union Cas Engine Co., r.
1311 J Mason
Brusher William, boots and shoes, 2823 Sixteenth, v.
2806 Sixteenth
Brusher Winifred, widow, r. 216 Chestnut
Bruss Charles, carpenter, r. 225 Fourth
Brust Joseph P., wrapper Will & Finck Co., r. 306 Hyde
Brustgraen Anna Miss, stenographer, Paul Rieger & Co. ,
r. Oakland
Brutcher Adam M., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 205A
Sanchez
Brutcher Jacob A. , carpenter and builder, r. 1107 Clay
Brath Henry P., tailor, r. 1026a Shot well
Bruth William, cabinetmaker, r. 1 Hyde Terrace
Bruth William Jr., clerk, r. 1 Hyde Terrace
Bruton Daniel, assistant manager S. F. Depot Am. To-
bacco Co. , r. Alameda
Bruton Timothy, laborer, r. 1604 Pacific, rear
B^"Bruton. See Brewton
Brutsman Edward, driver Consumer's Ice Co. , r. 420
Eighth
Brutt John, clerk Mis Dora C. Mueller, r. 925 Sacra-
mento
Brunn Christopher D., cashier Blake, MofRt& Towne, r.
Berkeley
Brunn Dorothea, widow, r. 708| Valencia
Brunn Hans P. , laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 824
Pennsylvania Av
Brunn Jens C, captain stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Brunn Valdemar, painter John Hammond, r. 2314 Jones
Bruzeau Leon, cook, r. 347 Jessie
Bruzzone Andrew, teamster, r. 629 Grove
Bruzzone Antone, expressman, stand SE cor Ninth and
Market, r. 629 Grove
BRYA.^I A. L. 8HOE CO., A. L. Bryan president,
T. M. Earl secretary, 310 Market
Bryan Alice Miss, r. 304 Bartlett
BKV.4.\ ALVIX I., president A. L. Bryan Shoe Co.,
310 Market, r. Napa, Cal.
Bryan Andrew M., bakery, 25 Pond
Bryan Augusta, widow, nurse, r. 637 Broadway
Bryan Beale H., collector, r. 2508 Post
Bryan Cb irles, laborer, r. 1330 Sacramento
Bi-yan Charles F. , hoseman Engine 3, r. 1315 California
Bryan Emma H Miss, teacher music, r. 2631 Bush
Bryan Frank, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor Bav
and Laguna
Bryan Frederick, salesman, r. 412 Clayton
Bryan James E., plumber, r. 1330 Sacramento
Bryan Jesse W., law student Crittenden, Foote & Van
Wyck, r. 2614 Lacuna
Bryan John, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Bryan John M. , plumber and gasfitter, 2105 Mission
Brj'an John S., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
2614 Laguna
Bryan Lizzie, widow, r. Alms House
Bryan Lizzie M. Miss, r. 813 Hyde
Bryan Margaret, widow, r, 1330 Sacramento
Bryan Margaret, widow, r. 1612 Folsom
Bryan Mary, widow, r. 359 Jessie
Bryan Thomas S., traveling salesman, r. 1402 Folsom
Bryan William, cook Paymaster's Dept. S. P. Co., r. 1106
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Bnan AVilliam, shipping clerk Hildebrandt, Posner Jt
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s] Brvan William J. , capitalist, r. 1822 Pine
BitVAX WILLIAM J. ( William J. Bryan & Co.) and
^ drugsrist and apothecary, 3 New Montgomery, under
K Grand Hotel, dispensary 305 Kearny, Telephone
— Main 5457, r. 2614 Laguna
:; BRYA.\ WILLIAM J. A CO. (William J. Bryant
5 druggists and chemists, NW cor Second and Howard
"^ Bryan WiUiam V. (Johnstone & Brj-an) r. 1822 Pine
. ^:#Bryan. See Brian, Brien, Bryant and O'Brien
n Bryand William, boilermaker, r. Alms House
^ Brvans Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 1107 Shot-
:2 well
■^ Brjans Isabella, r. California Av nr York
Brjant Albert, carrier Evening Post, r. 741 Natoma
fv Bryant Andrew J. 'Mrs., widow, r. 2727 Clay
* Bnant Avenue Power House, SW cor Brvant Av and
(1) Channel
HI Brvani Bert, clerk Consvmiers' Wholesale Grocer\'Co.,
" r. 19 Lloyd
Bryant Bertha, domestic 1713 Webster
Bryant Calhoun, inspector Custom House, r. 2916 Clay
Brj-ant Chester A., vegetable dealer, r. 10 Monroe
Bryant Cora M. Mrs. (Consumers' Wholesale Grocery' Co. )
r. 19 Lloyd
Bryant Cullen. Major U. S. A., retired, r. The Berkshire
Bryant Cyrus H. , printer War Crj-, r. Oakland
Bryant Daniel F., printer, r. 359 Jessie
Bryant Daniel H., machinist, r. 312 Brannan
Brjant Da%-id, canvasser, r. 1063i Mission
BR1'A.\T EDGAR R., surgeon and oculist, 522 Sut-
ter, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., Sundays 1 to 2,
oflBce Telephone 5.73, r. The Berkshire, 711 Jones,
Telephone 1429
Bryant Edith H. Miss, bookkeeper Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1916 Buchanan
Brvant Elizabeth A., nidow, journalist, r. 11(5A San Jose
Av
Br>-ant Ehvood E., sawder Truckee Lumber Co., r. 158i
Clara
Bryant Frank W., conductor Hayes St. Ry, r. 511 Lyons
Brj-ant Fred, special agent Commercial Union Assurance
Co., limited, 301 California, r. San Leandro
Bryant George E. , machinist Golden State and Miners
Iron v\ ks, r. 204i Ridlev
BRVA>T GEORGE H. (Xe\-iUe & Co.) r. 809 Hyde
Bryant George W., medical student, r. 822 Larkin
Bn,ant Gilbert S., r. 1225 Guerrero
Brjant Harrj- C. , r. 1225 Guerrero
Brjant Henn-, porter Norton, Teller & R<xlen, r. Oak-
land
Brj-ant Henrj-, salesman, r. 7 Roach
Brjant Herbert, r. 513 Taylor
Brjant House, 26| Keamj"
Bryant James C, teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 616J Natoma
Brj-ant James R., gripman, r. 1634 Grove
Brjant John, compositor Examiner
Brjant John, fireman Brvant Av Power House, r. 128
Tenth
Brj-ant John, laborer, r. 20 Thirth-fourth
Brj-ant John, miner, r. 741 Natoma
Brj-ant Lucinda, widow, r. 13071 Greenwich
Brj ant Marj-, widow, furnished rooms, 359 Jessie
Brjant Minnie, captain Salvation Army, r. 2417 Xlis-
ion
Brj-ant Rachael, widow, r. 914 Laguna
Brjant Robert Jr., assistant Merchants' Club, r. 124
Sixth
Brj-ant Samuel C, laborer, 1307i Greenwich, rear
Brjant Sophronia W., widow-, r. 1916 Buchanan
Bryant Thomas, elevatorman Macondrav Bldg, r. 1021
PoweU
Brjant Thomas, laborer, r. 3.59 Jessie
Brjant Thomas, longshoreman, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Brj-ant Walter E., curator Cal. Academv of Sciences, r.
Oakland
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Brvant William A., phvsician and dentist, office and r-
730 Sutt«r
Brj-ant William E., salesman, r. 323 Jessie
Brjant William F., bookkeeper John A. Roebling's Sons
Co. and West Coast Wire and Iron Wks, r. 1819
Webster
Bryant WiUiam L., salesman, r. 23| Willow-s Av
Brjars Marj-, widow, r. 30| Louisa
Brj-ars Nathan, r. 348 Third
Brydges Marshal C, agent r. 449 Valencia
Brydges Marshal J., clerk, r. 449 Valencia
i^Brjdges See Bridges
Bryenton A. A., salesman The Maze, r. 317 Geary
Brj-er J. C, r. 216 Powell
i^"Bryer. See Brej-er, Briare and Brier
Bryn (i'harles L., messenger Columbian Banking Ca>., r.
Alameda
Brj-nildsen John, master mariner, r. 1118 Florida
Bryon Albert E., clerk General Auditors Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 527 Capp
Brj-on Benjamin, clerk Freight Auditors Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. 527 Capp
Brvon Henrv- H. , coppersmith, r. 527 Opp
BKl'^O.V i". W., bottle dealer, 527 Fourth
Brjson Thomas F., printer, r. 1307 J Broadway
Brzezinski Joseph, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co.. r. 33i
Fifth
Bubenheim Henrj-, cook, r. 645 Natoma
Bucca Frank, musician, r. 1 Ninth
Bucci Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1007 Castro, r. 1307i
Castro
Bucci Antonio, laborer, r. 320 Vallejo
Buch Charles, liquors, 2-20 Grant Av, r. 712 Pine
Buch Harrj- M., conductor, r. 145 Twelfth
Buch Ole, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 145 Tw-elfth
Buchanan Agnes Miss, teacher music, r. 80S Mission
Buchanan Brothers (Findley and Patrick H.) brushes,
609 Sacramento
Buchanan Charles, salesman, r. 2117 Bush
Buchanan (Hiarles P., painter Cal. Dry Dock, r. 34i;
Third
Buchanan D. S. , widow, dressmaker, r. 423 Tenth
Buchanan Duncan, master mariner, r. 850 Folsom
Buchanan Edith Miss, r. 101^ Franklin
Buchanan Edward Y., civil engineer, r. 808 Mission
Buchanan Findlej- (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacramento
Buchanan P>ank J., finisher I'. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2810b Howard
Buchanan George, waiter Philix Perron, r. 629 Davis
Buchanan Gertrude T., widow, r. 3630a Sixteenth
Buchanan James, milker Robert Mains, r. SV\' cor Point
Lobos and Twentj--fifth Avs
Buchanan James, painter, r. 216 Ninth
Buchanan James, painter, r. W s Edinburgh nr India Av
Buchanan James G. , butcher Warren D. Wilson, r. 34
Golden Gate Av
Br4'H.i\.4!V JA.nES .M. (Buchanan & Co.i r. 1418
Hjde
Buchanan James W. (Buchanan & Rilej") and foreman
Engine 9. r. 49 Tehama
Buchanan John, laborer U. S. Weigher, r. 346 Third
Buchanan John, roofer Nelson C. Walton, r. 174 Tow-n-
send
Buchanan John H., vamisher, r. 346 Third
Buchmian Joseph, clerk John H. Oocker, r. 1210
Kearny
Buchanan Joseph H. , r. 216 Ninth
Buchanan Louis A., teacher California School of Mechan-
ical Arts, r. 3630a Sixteenth
Buchanan Murdock K., shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. -281 Ob Howard
Buclvauan Patrick H. (Buchanan Bros.l r. 614 Sac-
ramento
Buchanan Robert A., nurse, r. 410 Franklin
Buchanan Robert J., teamster Guadaloupe Dairj Co.,
Sin Bruno Av, opp Fifteenth Av South
Buchanan Samuel, Icxigings 5 Fourth
BelJonarcli^lGucle
Everj- Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
BAKER 5r H/iniLTOI
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST,
Telephone Mission 40
AJ aX cohl oil ghs engines
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Buchanan Thomas H.. machinist Union Wks, r. 1516
Napa
proprietor Franklin House, 219
1127*
Buchanan William,
Ninth
Buch nan William, with Buchanan Bros.
Bro idway
Buchanan William A., groceries and liquors 332 Main, r.
47 Tehani i
Buchman William A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 346
Third
BUCHANAN >& CO. (James M. Buchanan) stencil
plates and brands, 405 Front
Buchanan & Riley (James W. Buchanan an d Edward A.
Riley) liquors 735 Mission
Buchel Ernest, salesman Charles Maier, r. 822 Filbert
Buchinweier Ferdinand, hostler Oscar Harris, r. 2414
California
Bucher Columbau, professional nurse German Hospital
Bucher Conr id, basketmaker Weston Basket and Mnfg
Co., r. 682 Clementina
Bucher Delaware A., cabinet maker Cal. Gas Fixture Co.
r. 432 Turk
Bucher Henry, kettleman Hibernia Brewery, r. 723b
Tehama
Bucher Joseph, contractor and builder, r. 1605 Church
Buchholtz Henry, lumberman, r. 24 Laskie
Buchh Iz Alexander, painter, r. 667 Clementina
Buchholz Antonio, widow, r. 11 Fulton
Buchholz Arthur, decorator 613 Eddy, r. 667 Clem-
entina
Buchholz Frederick, bartender Joseph Fetz
Buchholz Gustave L., agent Consumers Yeast and Vine-
gar Wks, r. 307 Grove
Buchholz Helen Mrs., r. NW cor First Av and D
Buchholz John H., blacksmith John Wieland Brewery,
r. 606 Folsom
Buchholz Joseph, fruits, r. 4191 Natoma
Buchholz Marie V. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1306 Polk
Buchholtz Otto, bartender, r. 21 Fulton
Buchholz William (Schomer & Buchholz, r. 631 Bush
^ Buchholz. See Bucholz
Buchhom August, blacksmith Jacob Kester, r. 20 Flood
Av. Sunn}' Side
Buchhom Frederick, teamster, r. 227 Palmer
Buchi Jacob, engineer Empire Malt House
Buchi Jacques, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho Co. , r.
Golden .Gate, Cal
Buchi W. , engraver Schmidt Label and Litho Co. r. Gol-
den Gate, Cal
BUCHIGNANI A. A CO. (Antonio Buchignani and
Giovanni Traversaro) fruits and regetables, 1923
Polk
Buchignani Antonio (A. Buchignani & Co.) r. 1509
Broadway
Buchig^nani Frank, butcher, r. 529a Union
Buchignani Joseph, clerk, r. 2006 Mason
Buchignani Louis, butcher L. Cuneo, r. 2006 Mason
Buchler C. T. Miss, nurse City and County Hospital
Buchli Christian, cellarmau Napa Valley Wine Co. , r.
420 Sixth
Buchman Meyer, tailor, 87 Everett, r. 1508 Twenty-
fourth
Buchman Morris, clerk J. Leichter, r. 2815 Sixteenth
Buchner Christian, cabinetmaker, r. Alms House
Buchner John, delicacies, 532 Hayes
Buchner John, foreman John Wieland Brewery, r. 836
Harrison
i^" Bucholz. See Buchholz
Buchse Ernst A., manager Willows Brewery, SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission, r. 1020 Guerrero
Buchten Adolph, bookkeeper The Hub, r. 1006 Bush
Buchting Gustave, barber, r. 419 Bay
Buchwald Charles T., cook Crean»erie, r. 125 Ash Av
Buchwald Godfrey, cook Pavilion Restaurant, r. 125 Ash
Av
Buchwald William C, cook, r. 344 Eighth Av
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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asf
Buck Carsten W., groceries and liquors, 1331 Polk, r.
1425 Pine
Buck Charles (Buck & Groth) r. 7 Moss
Buck Charles, carpenter, r. 343 Thirteenth
Buck Charles W. Jr. (N. Ohlandt & Co.) r. 619 Hamp-
shire
Buck Cornelius A., team.ster South S. F. Packing anil
Provision Co., r. Eighth Av South bet M aud N
Buck C. W. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Buck David, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 324 Lou-
isiana
Buck David J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, Wg Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
Buck Edward A., painter, r. 317 Noe
Buck F. M., barber, r. 604 Pine
Buck George, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s Loui-
siana nr Shasta
Buck George E. , timekeeper Pac. Rolling Mills, r 324
Louisiana
Buck George E. Jr. , timekeeper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 324
Louisiana
Buck George F. , groceries and liquors, NW cor Gucrreri >
and Fifteenth, r. 502 Fifteenth
Buck Herbert J., with Union Iron Wks, r. 1109 Folsom
Buck Herbert P., machine hand Union Iron Wks, r. IIOV'
Folsom
Buck Hermann, laborer, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Buck John (Hintz & Buck) r. 918 Folsom
Buck John, chemist, r. 2817 Geary
Buck John, groceries, 51^ Louisa
Buck John, interpreter The Thalia
Bl'CK .10H>i A. (N. Ohiandt & Co.) and vice-presi-
dent The National Ice Co. , r. 619 Hampshire
Buck John S.^ cardriver, r. 36a Welsh
Buck Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1233 Ellis
Buck Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1233 Ellis
Buck Louis, waiter, r. 309 Ivy Av
Buck L. W. , secretary The California Fruit Union, .'lOT
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Buck Mary E. Miss, r. 1314i Larkin, rear
Bl'CK R4LPH S., manager Bridge & Beach Manu-
facturing Co., 13-15 Bluxome, r. 919 Hyde
Buck Thomas, blacksmith Charles Klein, r. 2020 Bush
Buck Thomas, teamster South S. F. Packing and Prn-
vision Co. , r. E s Eighth Av South nr M
Buck William, driver National Brewing Co., r. 710 Ful-
ton
Buck William Mrs. , folder La Grande Laundry, r. 2728
Greenwich
Buck William A., clerk George F. Buck, r. 502 Fifteenth
Buck William H., porter, r. 833 Geary
Buck William P., shoemaker 1222^ Mason
Buck & Groth (Charles Buck and Carsten W. Groth 1
groceries and liquors, 1071 Howard
Buckbee Alva C, clerk, r. 2706 Pine
Buckbee Charles A. , secretary Safety Mutual Bldg. ami
Loan Association and Co-operative Mutual Bldg. aud
Loan Association, 218-220 Montgomery, r. 2009 Cali-
fornia
Buckbee Malana S. , widow, r. 2700 I'me
BrCKBEE SA!»ITEI> «., secretary California Fire-
works Co. of San Francisco (limited) and clerk Shaii-
wald, Buckbee & Co., r. 2009 California, Telephone
West 158
BLCKBEK SPENCER C, secretarj' and treasuier
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., 218-220 Monttromti y .
Telephone East 355, r. 1124 Bush
l^"Buckbee. See Bugbee
Buckel Charles, architect, r. 304 Third
Buckelew Annie, widow, r. 618b Gray
Buckelew William C, reporter Pickens, Fulton &Co , r.
303 Eddy
Buckenmever Simon, tailor, r. 417 Powell
Bucker Geor^^e F., clerk, r. 3 Wall PI
Backer John F., blacksmith, r. 3 Wall PI
Buckeye Engine Co. (Salem, Ohio) mnfrs automatic i.n-
giiies, Arthur L. Fish agent, 59-61 First
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Household. Rented at #1.00 per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEI{l|IEK-JOIIET&GO.GHWfll}l(E
"Finest Extra Qualities."
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Sec'u.
California St.
Buckeye Incandescent Lamp Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) Cali-
fornia Electrical Wks agents, 35 Market
BVCKEl'i: MILL CO. (Marj'sville.Cal.) Sperrj- Flour
Co. proprietors, ofBce NE cor California and Front
Bucking- Diedrich, cooper, 658i Bryant
Bucking Fi'eda, domestic 722J Bryant
Bucking Frederick, packer Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Wks,
r. 666 Bryant
Bucking George F., shoemaker, r. 831 Alabama
Bucking Henry J., tin^iith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
834 Alabama
Buckmg Rebecca Mrs., r. 834 Alabama
Bucking Richard, watchman Scheel's Auditorium, r. 230
Eddy
Buckingham Alfred W. , nurse, r. 127 Turk
BUCKl!S'4iH.4.H AIlRELItS E., real estate and
insurance, 438 California, room 1, r. 2808 Jackson,
Telephone West 629
Buckingham Charles, starcher La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Buckingham George A., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1814
Stevenson
Buckingham George H., real estate and insurance
broker, 413 Montgome y, r. 1213 Sutter
Buckingham J. , butcher, r. 733 Market
Buckingham Marv E. Mrs., proprietor The Buckingham,
im Ehis
Buckingham Robert, shoemaker, r. 4081 Grove
Buckingham The, Mrs. Maiy E. Buckingham proprietor,
im Ellis
Buckingham William P., su]5erintendent Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1917 Pacific Av
BII€KI.\GI1.4]»I A HECHT (incorporated) M. H.
Hecht president, L. P. Wiel vice-president, I. J.
Salomon secretary and treasurer, boots and shoes,
factory cor Twenty-sixth and A'alencia, office 225-227
Bush, Telephone Main 1563
Buckland George G., electrician, r. 126 Farallone, Ocean
View
Buckland Owen, oculist, office and r. 610 Mason
BlICKLETOK EK.\EST E., manager Boston Woven
Ho<e and Rubber Co. and Western Rubber Co., 14-
16 Fremont, r. East Oakland
Buckley Albert, millman Hooper's Mill, r. 1513 Mission
Buckley Albert, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1048
Mission
Buckley Alice, r. 1728 Sutter
Buckley Alvin, apprent ce John Hoey, r. 652| Jessie
Buckley Ambrose J., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 309 Lott
Bucklej' Annie Miss, compositor John Shaughnessy, r.
729 Clementina
Buckley Arthur P. A., clerk Wetmore Eros., r. 1424
Chy
Bucklei' Bridget, domestic 1713 Gearj-
Buckley Charles, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Buckley Cliarles, proprietor Alma House, 218 Broadway
Buckley Christian C , apprentice Bacon Printing Co., r.
135 California Av
Buckley Cornelius, laborer, r. 645 Jessie
Buckley Cornelius, policeman, r. 843 Sixteenth Av South
Buckley Cornelius, soapmaker, r. 18^ West Mission
Huoklej- Cornelius, teamster Crown Distilleries Co. , r.
135 California Av
Buckley CorueUus F., contractor, r. N s Aldine nr VVil-
lard
Bucklsy Cornelius F., phvsician and surgeon, office 813
O'Farrell, r. 811 O'Farrell
Buckley Daniel, cir cleaner S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
BUCK'LEW DA.N'IEL, proprietor Western Hotel, 212
Broadwaj'
Buckley Daniel, salesman Wood, Curtis & Co. , r. 927
McAllister
Buckley Daniel F., driver Hook and Ladder 4, r. 16141
Pacitic AV
Buckley Daniel J. . chief clerk Hibernia S. and L. Society,
r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Daniel R., elevator builder John Hammond &
Co. , r. 1226i Folsom
Buckley Denis, r. 1037 Golden Gate Av
Buckley Denis, laborer, r. Alms House
Buckley Dennis, carpenter, r. W s Ocean Road bet
Twenty -fourth and Twenty -fifth
Buckley Dennis, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 645
Jessie
Buckley Edward F., laborer, r. 22 Thirteenth
Buckley Edward M., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r.
822a Union
Buckley Edward P., capitalist, r. 520 Lombard
Buckley Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Fieelon
Bucklev Elizabeth, widow, r. 18i West Mission
Bucklev Elizabeth, ^vidow, r. 2106 Howard
Buckley Ella, domestic 2114 Post
Buckley Ellen, domestic 900i Folsom
Buckley Ellen, widow, r. 438 Minna
Buckley Ellen, widow, r. 1184i Harrison
Buckley Enmia H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 320 Turk
Bucklev Frank, contractor, r. Ill De\isadero
Buckley Frank, laborer, r. 900| Folsom
Buckley Frank E. , attome}' at law, r. 927 McAllister
Buckley Frank E., salesman Parke & Lacy Co., r. Oak-
land
Bucklej- Frossard Mme., dressmaker, r. 621 Bush
Bucklev George A., salesman Wood, Curtis & Co., r. 927
McAllister
Bucklev George A. , boilermaker Risdon L and L. Wks,
1303 California
Buckley Geraldine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1513 Mission
Buckley Henry S., plumb'ng and gas fitting, 1402 De-
visadero, r. 1617 Devisadero
Bucklej- J. Mrs. , varieties, 428 Folsom
Buckley James, stoker Engine 7, r. 442 Seventeenth
Buckley James, hostler Market St. Ry., r. 12(% Clara
Buckley James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 9 Cleve-
land
Buckley James, laborer, r. 118 Wildey
Buckley Jamts Jr., soap maker, r. ISJ West Mission
Buckley James D., r. 12 Beaver
Buckley James F. , plumber, r. 22()3 Geary
Buckley James W. , hackman Charles Dr\er, ]
Stockton
Buckley Jane Mrs., r. 1303 California
Buckley Jeremiah, tapper Spring Valley W. W.
Eureka
Bucklev Jeremiah J., boilennaker Union Iron Wl
South Park
Buckley Jeremiah J . , porter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co. ,
r. Brewster bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty -ninth
Buckley John, clerk, r. 18i West Mission
Buckley John, clerk, r. 2525J Post
Buckley John, grocers and liquors, 246 Eighth
Buckley Jcjhn, laborer, r. 900^ Folsom
Buckley John, laborer, r. 1309i Minna
Buckley John, serviceman S. "F. Gas Light Co., r. 9
Cleveland
Buckley John, teamster Kinney & McHugh, r. Tenth Av
nr Fulton
Bucklev John E., machinist Corporation Yard S. F. F.
D.,"r. 24 South Park
Bucklev John F., foi-eman Warren & Malley, r. 1309i
Miima
Buckley John H., cooper, r. 927 Broadway
Buckley John L., elevator builder John Hammond& Co.,
r. 1226i Folsom
Buckley John L., proprietor Home Lodging House, 704
Saiisome. r. Berkeley
Buckley John P., clerk, "r. 32 Lewis
Buckley John P. Mrs. , dressmaking, 32 Lewis
Buckley John W. D.. clerk S. F. Autograph Register
Co) r. !»27 Broadway
Buckley Joseph, laborer, r. 221 Minna
Buckley Joseph, millman Hooper's Mill, r. 1513 Mission
Buckley Joseph A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 1111 Devisadero
1315
407
r'ks, r. 24
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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Buckley Joseph A., steward, r. 463 Jersey
Buckley Joseph J., bricklayer r. 24 South Park
Buckley Joseph J. Mrs., r. 264 Golden Gate A\
Buckley Kate, widow, r. Clay nr Devisadero
Buckley Lawrence, clerk, r. 416 Bryant
Buckley Lawrence, cond\ictor S. F. and San Mateo Hy, r.
328 Arlina:ton
Buckley Lorenzo S., bookkeeper Lenormand Bros., r.
2106 Howard
Buckley Maggie, domestic 2302 Webster
Buckley Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 18i Golden Gate
Av
Buckley Mamie L., widow, r. 1919 Greenwich
Buckley Marj', domestic 2423 Buchanan
Buckley Mary, widow, r. 1125 Devisadero
Buckley Marv, widow, seamstress, r. 134 Twenty-ninth
Buckley AI. B., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. New
York
Buckley Michael, baker, r. 1513 Mission
Buckley Michael, expressman, SWcor Ellis and Mason, r.
1 Boyd
Buckley Michael, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 26 Natonia
BuckleV Morris, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Buckley Nora, domestic 2901 Jackson
Buckley Patrick, coremaker Western Foundry, r. 20
Chapultepec
Bneklev Patrick, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2748
Bush
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 240 Minna
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 1916 Market
Buckley Patrick A. (Bear & Buckley) r. 923 Filbert
Buckley Patrick J., cement worker, r. 1513 Mission
Buckley Peter, teamster, r. 110 Caroline
Buckley Peter, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
Buckley Peter, teamster Wilson Bros. & Co., r. 1443 Har-
rison
lUickley Peter J., salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 2106
Howard
liiickley Robert, foreman Stewart Menzies, r. 1508| Sac-
ramento
Buckley Rose, domestic 2129 Green
Buckley Stephen, steanifitter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 501
Napa
Buckley Stephen R., varieties, 1028 Mission
Buckley Thomas, coachman, 1299 Van Ness Av
Buckley Thomas F., porter Young & Weisman, r. 119
Third
Buckley Thomas J., cigarmaker, r. 118 Wildey
Buckley Timothy, laborer, r. 68 Shipley
Huckley Timothy, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 442
Seventeenth
Buckley Timothy J., teamster, r. 313 Tehama
IsrCKLEV VINCENT r., physician. 504 Kearny, r.
1203 Jackson
Kucklev William, clerk, r. 3 Freelon
iiuckley William, clerk, r. Ii8 Wildey
l;uckley William, gas maker S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3112
Fillmore
Buckley William, laborer, r. Alms House
Buckley William, stevedore, r. 8 Howard Court
Buckley William F., printer S. F. Autographic Register
Co. r. 927 Broadwa.v
Buckley William H., conductor, r. 18 Floyd
Buckley William P., machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 1015 Eighteenth
Buckley William T., bookkeeper, r. 1400 Twenty- third
B^" Buckley. See Bulkeley and Bulkely
I'.ucklin Edwin P., proprietor What Cheer House, 527-
529 Sacramento, r. 617 Bush
Bucklin Frank, purser, r. 1610 Howard
J'.nckraan Albert E., contractor, office 302 Montgomery,
room 4, stables SW cor Waller and Steiner, r. 117
Taylor
liuckman Etta, widow, r. 520 O'Farrell
r.uckbam Frank W., foreman A. E. Buckman, r. 427
Ridley
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
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"LOHENGRIN"
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Buckman John, machinist Fulton Eng and Sliip Bldg
Wks, r. 19a Kisslin','
Buck master George C, lather, r. CI 3 Ash Av
Buckmaster John C. , contractor, r. 613 Ash Av
Buckmaster Joshua, salesman r. 122 Fifteenth
Buckmaster Mary Miss, r. 310^ Eighteenth
BUCKNALL GEORGE J., ,...,.....
dis«'ases oftlic skin a <i|>eclalty, (tttire ;«0
Sntter, Telephone Main IT.JO, hoars ? to
.■JzSO P. .11., r. 1131 Lacnna. hours >« to 9
.4. M., and 7 to 8 F. M.. Telephone M'est 33)«
Bncknam Mary M., widow, r. 1917 Baker
Biickner Charles, carpenter, 759 Marketi r. 702 Broder-
ick
Buckner John W., bartender, r. 1077 Market
Buckner Zachariah E. (Seegelken & Buckner) r. Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Bucksbaum Anna, widow, r. 312^ Fulton
Buckwald Charles, cook Young & Weisman. r. 125 Ld-
cust Av
BliVRi;^ STE.l.n iSHOVEL AND I»KE»C;E
€0., William B. Isaacs agent, 226 Market
Budd Angeline J., widow, nurse, r. 814 Haight
Budd Charles G., shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 611^
Twenty-first
Budd Harry H. , laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 301 Fair
Oak
Budd Leander, r. 1513 Geary
Bl'DnK HE.\K1' F., manager California Volksfreuud,
4-29 Monti,n:imery. r. 719 Turk
IlUUUt JUw trill mannCactarer sani-
tary applianees an«l woodwork, .57.5 Mis
sion. Telephone Main 5044, r, 21 Baker
Budde Marie, domestic 2307 Oaliioruia
Budde Theodor;', 2d officer stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Buddenbamn Henry, exjjressman, NE cor First and
Folsom, r. 229J Eighth
Buddington Ella, widow, r. 1823b Sutter
Buddington W. L. , carpenter, r. Alms House
Buddrus Frederick, engineer, r. 9| Madison Av
Budge Gilbert, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. 610
Si.\th
Budgen George, driver Market St. Ry. , r. 1129 Tennessee
Budmer Martin, machinist, r. 502 Sutter
Budzzileni Andrew, stage carpenter Hallinan & Homan,
r. 836b Howard
Budzzileni John, scenic artist, r. 836b Howard
Buech Josie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 558| Natoma
Buechel Anthony, rattan worker, r. 707 Clementina
Buechel Catherine, widow, r. 707 Clementina
Buechel Frances Miss, waitress Herman Sunther, r. 707
Clementma
Buechel John, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co. , r. 707
Clementina
Buechel Louis, clerk Buchanan Bros., r. 707 Clementina
Buecker George, liquors, 39 Market and 300 Mission, r.
611 Turk
Buegershausen John, r. 487j Haight
Buehler F , clerk Nathan, Dohrraaim & Co., r. 515
Golden Gate Av
Buehler Jacob M. Rev., pastor St. Paulus German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 515 Golden Gate
Av
Buehn Christian, maltster Claus Wreden & Co., r. 140
Flood Av
Buehn Frederick, laborer, r. 2209 Greenwich
Buehn Henry, carpenter, r. 2123 Chestnut
if^Buehn. See Buhn
BLEL ROi^A M. MISS, secretarj' Truckee Lumber
Co. of San Francisco, r. East Oakland
Buela George, printer, r. 2514b Post
Buela Juhl, wireman Edison Light and Power Co., r.
2514b Post
Buela Louisa, widow, r. 2514b Post
Buell Frank, waiter stmr Walla Walla
DIXON, B0BGE80H& CO. SHOWCASES
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Buell Samuel W., candy agent, 6 Sacramento, room 3,
r. 16 Tehama
Buell William E., phj-sician, office and r. 821 Turk
Huelna Domingo, machinist Simonds Saw Co. , r. 8| Mon-
roe
Buelna Nicholas, teamster, r. 533 Stevenson
Buelow Frederick W., physician and surgeon, otfice
NW cor Eleventh and Mission, r. 231 Chattanooga
Buena Vista Park, bet Utah and Vermont, Najia and
Shasta
Buena Vista Nursery-, Peter Fustini proprietor, NVV cor
Church and Twentieth
BCEXA VISTA PRLMARV SCHOOL. Miss Amelia
G. Catlin principal, York bet Solano and Butt«
Buerk Andrew J., bartender, r. 220 Eddv
Buekle Matilda, domestic lOS Broderick
Buero Annie, widow, r. W s Oswego Av nr Ocean House
Road
Buero Louis (Ravenna & Co.) r. 712 Vallejo
Buerro Giu-eppe, vegetables, Colomo Market
Buescher William, steward Tivoli Opera House, r. 136
Castro
Buettel Fr.cnk. tailor, r. 9 Natoma
Buettner Christian, cooper Willows Brewery, r. SW cor
Nineteenth and Shotwell
Buettner Herman, teacher music, r. 915 Filbert
Buff Louis, salesmin, r. 126 O'Farrell
BIFFALO BREWING tO-MPAM . A. H. Loch
baum & Co. agents, 521-525 Fifteenth, Telephone
Mission 171
Buffandeau Laura L. , widow, r. 1715 Broadway
Buffer J. A., solicitor, r. 1346 Market
Buffet Michel (Durieux & Buffet) r. 717 Bush
Buffi ngton Stella Miss, teacher music, r. .504 Stockton
Buffington William H. , bookkeeper W. H. Nolan & Co. ,
r. 504 Stockton
Buffington William H. , bookkeeper J. M. Litchfield &
Co., r. 404 Third
Buffle George, stone sawyer, r. 624 Fourth I
Bufford Henrj- L. , driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1606 Turk
Bufford James H., veterinary- dentist, r. 1606 Turk
BIFFORD SAMIEL F., president San Francisco
Laundry Association, 33 Geai v, r. 1814 Sutter
BIFORD FREE KI>DER«iARTE\, Miss Alice
CuUen principal, S s Fifteenth Av South bet L and
Buford H. W. Mrs., r. 208 Golden Gate Av
Buford Kirtley, salesman John Arnett & Co., r. Hotel
Langham
Bugbee Maxwell G. (Bugbee & Gash) r. 1694a Page
Bugbee& Gash (Maxwell G. Bugbee and John Gash)
architects, 43 Merchants" Exchange Bldg
•^ Bugbee. See Buckbee
Bugeia Raphael S., salesman, r. Lake View
Bugge John, teamster John D;,kes, r. 1631 Howard,
rear
Buggee H., master mariner, r. 22 Market
Buhhaet Si.phie, widow, r. 110 Henry
Buhl Arthur, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 502 Linden
Av
Buhl Charles, waiter J. O. Nvbve, r. 619 Pine
Buhl Hertha N. Miss, stenographer W. G. Graves, r. 329
Seventeeth
Buhlert Julies Jr. , watchman Mark Strouse
Buhlert William, clerk Mark Strouse, r. 118 Sixth
Buhlinger George A., cellarmau Kohler & Van Bergen,
r. 108 California Av
Buhlinger Joseph, r. 108 California Av
Buhlinger Oscar, butcher, r. 108 California Av
Buhlinger William, engraver, r. 108 California Av
Buhlinger William, painter Edison Light and Power
Co., r. lOiPatton
Buhlmann Jacob (Buhlmann & Woelfel) r. 1523 Mis-
sion
Buhlmann John, liquors, SE cor Jackson and Battery, r.
260 Tehama
uhlmann William, barber, r. 1523 Mission
Buhlmann & Woelfel (Jacob Buhlmann and Jacob Woel-
fel) bakery, 1523 Mission
Buhn Julius, driver H. Bauer, r. Bowdoin nr Silliman
Buhn. See Buehn
Buhne Alexander H., secretary Central Lumber and
Mill Co., r. 439 Geary
Buhner Albert, Lieut. U. S. Revenue Service, r. 1115
Turk
Buhner Albert H., clerk, r. 1115 Turk
Buhner Carl, upholsterer, r. 1022 Brjant
Buhot Thais Mme., dyeing and cleaning, 1417 Polk
Buhr Paul, chief engineer stmr Encinal, r. Alameda
l^"Buhrmeister. See Burmeister and Burmester
Buhsneier Fred, cabinetmaker Fink i Schindler, r. 8
Gough
Buick John, painter, r. 2514| Bush
Buick John J. , tilesetter Bush & Mallett Co. , r. 1807 El-
lis
Buick William, plumber, 1910 Fillmore, r. 1903 Ellis
BlILDEKS' ASSOCIATION OF t'tLlFORMA
THE, S. R. Dovle president, John T. Haves secre-
tarv, office 16 Post
BFILUERS' EXCHAXiE THE. Charles C. TerriU
president, M. J. Donovan recording secretary, Sam-
uel D. Nor h financial see. etan-, office 16 Post, Tele-
phone Main 5110
Builders E^otective .\sscjciation, Stedman R. 'V'an Wyek
president, Charles Moise secretary-, office 54 Nevada
Block
Building and Loan Commissioners Board of, office 109
California
BFILDI.XCi NEWS AND REVIEW, George
H. Wolfe editor and proprietor, 29 Flood Bldg
Buislay A. & M. (August and Martha) proprietors The
Heath, 312 Eddv
Buislav August (A. & M. Buislav) r. 312 Eddv
Buislay Martha (A. & M Buislay) r. 312 Eddy
Buja George A. , teamster Irvine Bros. , r. S16 Green
Buja Marj-, widow, r. 810 Green
Buja Michael, clerk, r. 810 Green
Buja Nicholas, bookkeeper A. Levy & Co. , r. 810 Green
Bujannoff Reinhold, mnfg jeweler, 9 Lick PI, r. 2739
California *
Bujet John B., cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. 714 Broadway
Bukedorff George H. C, collector Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 46 Russ
Buker Alfred, clerk, r. 1433 Jackson
Buker Fritz (Brandt, Buker & Knudsen) r. 2a Twentv-
fourth
Buker George, clerk, r. 1438 Jackson
Buker John, blacksmith, r. 1433 Jackson
Buker Margaret, widow, r. 1438 Jackson
l»-Bukowski. See Bukofsky
Bulacher Frederick, clerk, r. 1605 Pacific Av
BULBS, 427-429 Sansome
Buletti Rocco, bartender Cammillo Gianettoni, r. 1509
8^'Buletti. See Bulotti
Bulger Frank, boat builder, r. 500 First
Bulger Frank, mariner, r. 836 Illinois
Bulger James K., clerk Selbv Smelting and Lead Co., r.
728 -\shbury
Bulger John, r. 446 (^ementina
Bulger John B. , Assistant U. S. Inspector of Boilers,
office 20 .\ppraisers Bldg, r. 1628 Grove
Bulger Martin, real estate, r. 728 Ashbury
Bulger Michael, carpenter, r. 11 Franklin
Bulger Thomas D., machinist Corporation Yard S. F. F.
Dept., r. 513 Elizabeth
**«" Bulger. See Bolger
Bulkhead Bldg, 9 Mission
Bulkley Ichabod, clerk, r. 54 Crooks
Bulkley Milton, salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bull Alpheus Jr., mechanical draughtsman, 109 Mission,
r. 1427 Sacramento
Bull Carl, clerk, r. 2326 Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIBS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?!
5 VALENCIA S^i .
LEPHONE Mission 40
Quaker Medicine C
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Quaker Salve-a"^ —
Quaker Pills
Office and Laboratory
6 City Hall Ave. Near Market St.
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IT HAS NO RIVAL
AU aJvertisin<i mcJium it is unexcelled. It publishes mure ad\-er-
UMii^i liian all the'other evening papers combined. Real estate men, the
best judges of values, use it almost exclusively. This is the best proof of
'^- merits.
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c commonwealth. It treats questions of the day in a broad, comprehensiw
id enlightened spirit. It is for good government, and the uncompromising
- of extravagance and waste in office; a firm believer in the future of our
cat state and puts forth its best energies for its development and prosperity .
Its local department is its special feature, aiming to give the news in a
isp, concise and complete form, allowing no item of interest to escape tht
atchfulness of its staff.
Columns are devoted to matters of interest to the ladies, giving the
test things out in millinery and the modes.
The book- reviews appeal to the cultured and keep them in touch with
c literary world.
Each issue gives a panoramic view of the doings of the entire world.
lie banker and merchant fmds, in a, concrete form, the doings of the tinai:-
il world — Wall Street, Lombard Street, The Bourse are all there. Nuthin,
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BUL
315
BUN
BLLL FRAIMKHN P. (Crandall & Bull) attorney at
law, 419 California, room 21, r. 1417 Scott
Bull Harold, r. 101 Minna
Bull Henry, laborer, r. 105 New Montgomery
Bull Henry M., capitalist, r. 2508 Clay
Bull Jennie Mrs., nurse, r. 23c Lafayette
Bull Jennie M. Mrs. , r. 2326 Folsom
Bull John, tailor, r. 542 Third
Bull Martin J., distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Bull William H., artist Union Photo-Engraving Co., r.
599 Ellis
Bulla John, fisherman, r. Seventh Av South nr K
BuUard Edward W., hackman Charles Dryer, r. 1315
Stockton
BuUard Emma, widow, r. 1324 Washington
Bullard G., clerk J. A. Folser & Co., r. 3220 California
BuUard Gertrude Miss, stenographer, r. 1324 Washing-
ton
Bullard Grace P. Miss, stenographer Pac. Mutual Life
Ins. Co. of Cal. , r. 1324 Washington
Bullard Leonard V., <;lerk C. A. Slack, r. 509 Mason
Bullard Lucy Mrs. , restaurant, 3220 California
Bullard Mathew B. r. 1820 Turk
Bullard M. H., broom maker Amies & Dallam, r. Oak-
land
Bullard Samuel, wiper Powell St. RR., r. 915 Vallejo
Bullard William, plumber Floyd & Kelly, r. 3220 Cali-
fornia
Bullard WiUiam P., with Collins & Lyons, r. 2314 Clay
Bullen Fredrick R., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 2158
Mission
Bullen John, tanner J. C. Rued& Co., r. 2158 Mission
BuUeue Edward E., marine engineer, r. 1318 J Florida
BuUerdieck Nicholas, hay and grain, wood and coal, 1632-
1634 Mission, r. 833 Sev. nteenth
Bulleston John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
BL'LLETIK EVEBflNG (daily and weekly) office 622
Montgomery, Telephone Main 926, editorial rooms
517 Clay, Telephone Main 480
BuUetti Co .stantino P. J., clerk John Marchi, r. 1714
Dupont
Bullier John F., barber 1944 Market, r. 1835 Market
BS-Bullier. Se6 Bollier
Bullion Adam Mrs., millinery, 39 Sixth, r. Alameda
BuUion Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Robert R. Grayson
secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
Bullis Edward A., city agent Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. 1513Steiner
Bullis Eva, widow, r. 832 Fulton
BuUivant Herbert E. , bookkeeper, r. 2717 Mission
Bullivant Thomas E. , clerk Stephen N. Wyckoff, r. 2717
Mission
Bullivear Frank, boxmaker, r. 3 Alaska PI
Bullmann C. A. Mrs., r. 1732 Page
Bullock Boyd Mrs., r. 215 Jones
Bullock Edward B., bookkeeper John S. Kimball, r. Ala-
meda
Bullock John H., manager for John S. Kimball, r. 13 De
Long Av
Bullock Lela Miss, milliner Charles E. Adcock, 10 Kearny
Bullock Richard S., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
BULLOCK & JONES CO. ,F.«».r..
Mills, t'red Uaadiu aail Henry V. Kaiiis-
dell) merchant tailors, 105 Montgomery
Bullwinkel Annie Miss, trained nurse, r. 27 Liberty
Bullwinkel Charles, canemaker C. P. Heininger, r. 27
Liberty
Bvillwinkel George D. H., butcher G. H. Cramerding, r.
1657 Mission
Bullwinkel Henry (Bullwinkel & Co.) liquors, SW cor
Howard and Steuart
BI'LLWI.\'KEL HE.\R1' «., groceries and liquors,
SE cor Folsom and Ritch, r. 719 Folsom
F.ullwinkelJohn D. (Ahren, Pein & BuUwlnkel)
r. 3 Meacham PI
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311}^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STflTES BREWERY
BREINA/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Bullwinkel John F. , groceries and liquors, NW cor
Pacific and Powell, r. 902 Pacific
BuUwinkel John F., Jr., clerk, r. 902 Pacific
Bullwinkel John H., liquors, SW cor Jackson and Mason,
r. 1251 Mason
Bullwinkel & Co. (Henrj' Bullwinkel and Henry L Mahler)
liquors, SW cor East and Pacific
Bulmer Adolph, driver, r. 621 Commercial
Bulmer Jo.seph, miner, r. 446 Jessie
Bulotti August, clerk John R. Rusconi, r. 137 Hayes
Bulotti Baldi (Bulotti & Sauter) r. 1402 Stockton
Bulotti Ferdinand, painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 732 Va-
riejo
Bulotti G., grinder, r. 1 Langton
Bulotti George L., plumber Thomas H. Monaghan, r. 732
Vallejo
Bulotti John, baker F. Ghisle & Co., r. 1400 Stockton
BULOTTI JOH.\, groceries and liquors, 2201 Steiner
Bulotti Lee, expressman, SE cor Stockton and Pacific, r.
5 Washoe PI
Bulotti & Sauter (Baldi Bulotti and John M. Sauter) fur-
niture, 1402 Stockton
B^-Bulotti. See Belotti
Bulson John, marine engineer, r. 2430 California
Bulson William H., machinist Risdon L and L. Wks, r.
1037 Mission
Bulst John, seaman, r. 131 East
Bulstead Henry L., r. 27i Rausch
BrLT.M.4\i\ BROTHERS (Henry and Charles)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Howard and Twenty-
sixth
Bultmann Charles (Bultmann Bros.)r. NW cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth
Bultmann Henry (Bultmann Bros.) r. NW cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth
Bulwer Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.) J. E.
Jacobus secretary, 33 Nevada Block
Bumganier Virgil Wl, gunsmith, 631 Washington
Bumke Hermann, groceries, 1336 Alabama
Bumm George S., r. 8 Ewing PI
Buinm George W.. printer (leorge Spaulding & Co., r. 8
Ewing PI
Bumpus Dolores, widow, dressmaker, r. 738 ^■allejo,
rear
Bumstead Elizabeth, widow, r. 229 Franklin
Bunistead Edward, shoemaker, 1443 Ellis, r. 18 Haw-
thorne
Bumsted Edward H., salesman, r. 18 Hawthorne
BVNUE BROTHERS (George R. and Harry N.) car-
riage makers, etc. , 836 Devisadero
Bunce George R. (Bunce Bros.) r. 1327 Sacramento
Bunce Harry, porter, r. Osborn House
Bunce Harry N. (Bunce Bros.^ r. 1327 Sacramento
Bunce William Mrs , widow, r. 1327 Sacramento
Bunch Henry, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1323 Sixth
Av South
Bundeseii Boyd, ship painter, r. 911 Twentieth
Bundschu Charles (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125 Chestnut
BUNDY DANIEL, lumberman, office 330 Pine, room
44
Bundy Daniels., porter Will & Finck Co., r. 10 Ran-
dell
Buneiuan Albert J. , bookkeeper Buneman & Martinoni,
r. 137 Haight
Buneman Henry (Buneman & Martinoni) r 137 Haight
BI'XEH.4W d: MARTIXOXI (Henry Buneman and
Emile Martinoni) wholesale liquors, NW cor Clay
and Front, Telephone Main 5041
Bunemann Tillie Miss, clerk F. Thomas Parisian Dye-
and Cleaning Wks, r. 755 Valencia
Bunemann William G. H., bookkeeper S. H. Frank &
Co. , r. 932 Hayes
Bung Peter, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co. , r. 328 Minna
BI!!VGER CHRISTIAX, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Point Lobos and Fourth Avs
Bungs Augusto, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Bunje E. E., master mariner, r. Santa Monica, Cal.
(w 3'^
STORES
KND KITCHBN S\JI=F>I_IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
BUN
316
BUR
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
KI.NKER C. I». A CO. (incorporated) Charles D.
Bunker president, George W. Keed secretary, shiji
freiglit and Custom House brokers, agents Mexican
and Central American Packet Line, 502 Batterj-,
Telephone Main 590
BIWKER CHARLE!i!> »., notary public and presi-
de)it C. D. Bunker & Co. (incorporated) r 1321
Guerrero
Bunker Edward A. , salesman Hippolite Dutard
Bunker Frederick H. , clerk, r. 142 Guerrero
Bunker George F., clerk, r. 917 Hyde
Bunker George H. seaman, r. Alms House
Bunker George W., compositor Report, r. 6^ Monroe
Bimker Henrj-, baker Gustaye Werner, r. 2857 Mission
Bunker Henrj' 0. (Bassett & Bunker) r. 35 HiU
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co. ,
X. H. Harris president, William H. Crocker treas-
urer, 223-224 Crocker BIdg
Bunker Paul, expert accountant, r. 2302 Van Ness Av
Bunker Richard, clerk H. S. Crocker Co. , r. 35 Hill
Bunker Robert E., physician, office 601 California
Bunker Robert F., pork packer, 74-75 California Market
and president Welleslej- Land and Improyement Co. ,
19 Montgomery, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Bunker Rufus K., clerk Clarence Dickey
Bl.VKER M'lLLIA.M .>I. (The Daily Report Pub-
lishing Co.) 238 Mont,'.;>mery. r. 1001 Pine
Bunn Frank, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Bunnell Edwin, physician and surgeon, r. 500
Guerrero
Bunnell Edwin W., teacher Horace Mann Eveninf
School, r. 1844 Gearj-
BI'>.\eEL J.liUES S., general auditor and cashier
Wells Fargo Jfe Co. , NE cor New Montgonien and
Mission, r. 2730 Dwight Way, Berkeley
Bunnell Lucius A., clerk, r. 808 Twentieth
Bunnell Naomi, widow, r. W s Indiana nr Sierra
Bunner Cornelius A., shademaker G. W. Clark & Co r.
1219 Webster
Bunner George F., hoseman Engine 22, r. 1219 Web-
ster
Bunner John C, land agent, 420 California, room 27, r
228a McAllister
Bunner Marion T. Miss, jounialist, r. 1928 Leayen-
worth
Bunner Stephen, sergeant police, r. 1219 Webster
Bunner Stephen V., teamster, 1219 Webster
Bunner W., real estate, r. 932 Bush
Bnnning John H., adyei tisement writer Wilder & Co., r.
127
EunsterOrvilleC, salesman Frank W. Clements,
O'Farrell
Buntain Thomaf, blacksmith, r. 1778 Taylor
Bunten Laurie, salesman Helluiann Bros. X Co , r, 713
Post
Bunth A. S., tailor, r. Hotel Fairmount
Bunting John, cook Alexander J. Kosta, r. 15131 Market
Bunting John, w^aiter Fred W. Schmideke, r. 1049 Market
Bunting William L., assistant engineer U. S. Lighthouse
tender Madrono, r. 525 J Valencia
Bunting William R., teamster, r. 1017 Cajip
Buntoii George, r. 19 Beaver
Bunton L., clerk Hellmann Bros, k Co., r. 713 Post
Bi'XTO.V Rlt'HARU, wines and liquors, 705 Market,
r. 1118 O'Farrell
Buntrock Herman, tailor, r. 419 Hyde
Bunyan Julia, domestic 2918 Jackson
Bunyan Michael, porter, r. 404 Broadwa\-
Bunyan T. D.,gripman Market St. Ry.", r. 3125 Mission
Bunzl Julius, salesman The Maze, r. 2811 Bush
Buol John, butler, 1362 Post
Bura Adolph, cigarmaker, 1739 Mission, r. 37 Erie
Burbank Louis, machine ojierator J. C. Nolan & Co., r ,
Oakland
Burch Andrew, carpenter, r. 30 Victor
Burch Charles, bartender, r. New Western Hotel
Burch Clarence, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1297 Castro
proprietor Palo
Burch Louis, milker, J. Cantieni & Co., r. Eighteentli
Av South and Bay View
Burch Nora, widow, r. I49 Perry
l^~Burch. See Birch
Burchard Charles E., teamster, r. 208 Seventh
Burchard Ernest, laborer. Western Sugar Refinery, r. 708
Sierra
Burchard Gus, barber, 853 Illinois
Burchardt Charles (Burchardt & Schuerer) r. 1444 Va-
lencia
Burchardt & Schuerer (Charles Burchardt and Oscar
Schuerer) barbers, 1444 Valencia
Burche \V. Hewitt, cigars and tobacco, 1140 Market, r.
123 Oak
Burehell Marc, widow, r. 778 Harrison
^^Burchell. See Burtchaell and Burtschell
Burchelt August, machine hand, r. 1443 Harrison
Burckes Henrj- W., carpenter, r. 1410 Geary
Burckhardt Charles, bartender, r. 824 Howard
Burd John L., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 615 Eddy
Burd John S., clerk William Burd, r. 125 De Long Ay
Burd Rose M., widow, r. 615 Eddy
Burd Tina Miss, cashier The Maze, r. 615 Eddy
Burd William mnfrs agent, 34 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 125
De Long Av
;r^Burd. See Bird
BURDELL HARVEY.
Alto !>ttables. ,T,'0 O'Farrell
Burden Charles, cnok Hiiik & Hulse
Burden Levi, laborer, r. 729 Brannan
Burden Mar\-, widow, r. 425 McAllister
Burden Wilson (Burden & Helm) r. 133 Lily Av
Burden & Helm (Wilson Burden and W. J. Helm) ma-
sons and builders, office, 16 Post
Burdess John, paperhanger, r. 835 Folsom
Burdett Charles, carpenter," r. 18161 Hyde
Burdett Ellen, widow, r. 222 Chestnut "
Burdett C. & Co. (London) Mrs. F. C. Brown and Mrs.
W. Dietz man igers, 12 Phelan Bldg
Burdett William, laborer Bay District Race Track
Burdett William W., r. 1539 Polk
Bnrdette Howard, seaman, r. 2()8 Brannan
Burdick Benjamin E., clerk, r. 1519 Scott
Bur;iick Brainard S. (Burdick Bros & Co.) r. 6?, Adair Ay
BURDICK BROTHERS & CO.
Olrs. Harriet «;.. ^Viiliani O. F. and
Brainard !S.> manufacturers confection-
ery and Ice cream. l.'iSO Vlarket
Burdick Carlos M., r. C| Adair Av
Burdick Edward S., mechanic Gas Consumers Assn, r.
1519 Scott
Burdick George R. , rei'eiving teller London, Paris and
Am. Bank, r. 1519 Scott
Burdick Harriett G. Mrs. (Burdick Bros & Co.) r. 6^
Adair Av
BTRDICK H.4RRT M., secretary A. Quade & Co.,
22 Geary, r. 136 Fifteenth
Burdick H. M., cigar mnfr, 136 Ffteenth
Burdick Joseph D., agent, 220 Sansome, room 9, r. Ala-
meda
Burdick Mark S. (Wheeler & Burdick) r. Alameda
Burdick May L. Miss, stenographer Cadman & Kittle, r.
214 Leavenworth
Burdick William, carpenter, r. Marchioness House
Burdick William O. F. (Burdick Bros. & Co.) r. 6i Adair
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BFRE.4I' OF RECORDS, Simpson & Millar pro-
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secretar}-, A. G. Mitchler treasurer, 132 Market, Tel-
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BUREAU VERITAS, International Register of Ship-
ping (district of the Pacific Coast) I. E. Thayer in-
spector, L. H. Turner assistant sur\'e}-or, 28 Califor-
nia, Telephone Front 8S
Burfeind Addie Miss, packer, r. 925i Greenwich
Bnrfeind Annie Miss, cook Alms House, r. S s Alms
House Road nr Alms House
Burfeind Edward H. , cooper Kilbourn Cooperage Co..
r. 925i Greenwich
Burfeind George F., teamster H. H. W. Burfeind, r. S s
Alms House Road nr Alms House
Burfeind George H. , laborer Pac. Gas Impt. Co. , r. 92.5^
Greenwich
Burfeind Henry H., driver H. H. W. Burfeind, r. S s
Alms House Road nr Alms House
Burfeind Herman H. W., dairy. Alms House Road nr
Alms House
Burfeind John, bartender Otto F. Wilkens, r. 83G Bay
Burfeind John F., porter M. R. Larzelere & Co., r. 926^
Greenwich
Burfeind Louise M. Miss, stewardess Alms House, r. S s
Alms House Road nr Alms House
Burfeind Mary, widow, r. 925i Greenwich
Burfeind Diedrich, driver H. H. W. Burfeind, r. S s
Alms House Road nr Alms House
Burg C. H. (Burg & Brugge)
Burg Ferdinand, baker, r. 62.5 Clav
Burg O. S., conductor, r. 1912 McAllister
BURCi A BRi:«GE (C. H. BurgandE. Brugge) pro-
prietors Nevada Livery Sale and Boarding Stable,
42-44 Clay
Burgan Alfred L., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1412 Baker
Burgbacher Matthew, carpenter, r. 130i Fourteenth,
rear
Burgdorfs Theodore, seaman, r. 118b Washington
Burge Carl H. (Burg & Brugge) r. 305 Tenth
Burge Francis, furnished rooms, 415 Post
Burge Frank, machine hand, r. 624 Fourth
Burge Frederick, clerk, r. 236 Twelfth
Burge George, carpenter, r. cor University and Mansell
Burge Simeon S. (Burge & Christv) and president Burge
& Donahoo Co., 220 Sansome', room 4, r. 236 Twelfth
Burge & Christy (Simeon S. Burge and John J. Christy)
horse dealers, 16 '5 Harrison
Burge & Donahoo Co. (incorporated) Simeon Burge presi-
dent, John Heenan secretary, agricultural imple-
ments, 220 Sansome, room 4
Burgen Albert, clerk, r. 1206^ Howard
Burger Arnold, boilemiaker, r. 560 Howard
Burger August, barber Philip Cohen, r. 1312 Larkin
Burger Charles, groceries and liquors, 553 Minna
Burger Charles A., electrician, r. 63| Chenery
Burger George J., with Potrero Furniture Factory
il^ Burger. See Berger
Burgers Frederick W., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Brj'ant Av
Burgers Henry, expressman, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Bryant Av
Burgers George H, sodamaker Mission Chemical Wks, r.
SE cor Twenty-sixth and Brvant Av
Burgers Katie Miss, clerk F. Haniman, r. SE cor Tw^eii-
ty-sixth and Bryant Av
Burges Charles, freight clerk, r. 817 Bush
Burgess Alpheus N, with C. A. Burgess & Co., r. 941
Howard
Burgess Amy E. Miss, r. 323 Castro
Bjirgess Benjamin F., bookkeeper La Grande Laundrj',
r. 1605 Howard
Burgess C. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 593 Ellis
Burgess C. A. & Co. , proprietors Pawnee Indian Medi-
cine Co. , office 941 Howard
Burgess Chandler W., planing mill, 545 Brannan, r. 16^
Danvers
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Burgess Charles, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 323 Castro
Burgess Charles, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 817 Bush
Burgess Charles A. (C. A. Burgess & Co.) r. 941 Howard
Burgess Cornelius S., civil engineer Engineering D^)t.
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Burgess Daniel, fireman Examiner, r. 129 Fair Oaks
Burgess Daniel W. mill stone dresser, r. 129 Fair Oaks
Burgess Da\id F., clerk S. P. Co., r. 323 Castro
Burgess Frank G. , engraver, r. 1031 Vallejo
Burgess Frank P. (C. A. Burgess & Co.) r. 941 Howard
Burgess Frederick, laborer S. P. Co.
Burgess George, clerk, r. 13 Laurel
Burgess George H., artist, 126 Kearny, room 59, r.
Berkeley
Burgess Howard K., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. 808
Leavenworth
Burgess James, laborer, r. 403 Eighth
Burgess John C , car repairer S. P. Co., r. 220 Noe
Burgess John W., engineer, r. SE cor Caroline and Butte
Burgess Joseph E.. receiver Market St. Rv., r. 93i'
Haight
Burgess Laura B. Miss, r. 323 Castro
Burgess Louis R., 2d Lieut 5th Artillery, U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Burgess Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
Burgess Oscar O. , physician, office and r. 329 Geary
Burgess Peter, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Burgess Robert J., student, r. .323 Castro
Burgess Sarah, widow, r. 323 Castro
Burgess Thom;is, laundrj'man, r. 536 Mission
Burgess Walter S., driver Stone & Co., r. 1515 Cali-
fornia
Burgess William, r. 941 Howard
Burgess William, conductor, r. 37 Lily Av
Burgess William H. , painter, r. 2130 Market
Burgess William J. , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Potren >
Hotel
B^Bu'gess. See Berges, Bergez and Burges
Burgett Jared, oiler Spring Valley W. W., r. Lake
Merced
Burgh Andrew, caipenter, r. 1220 Folsom
Burgh Bertha, widow, r. 153 Tehama
Bura'h Charles, porter Russ House
Burgh Henry, machinist, r. ii56 Minna
Burgh Robert, clerk Schmidt Label & Litho Co. , r. 1.'':-;
Tehama
Burgh Samuel machinist, r. 419 Twenty-sixth
Burghland Henry, ship joiner, r. 14 Folsom
Burgin Andrew, capitalist, r. 123 Eddy
Burgin Gustave, r. 2010J Geary, rear
R|:R«;i:V JOHN F., office 14 Mills Bldg, 3d flooi-.
Telephone Main 5776, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
Burgin Kate, widow, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
K^Burgin. See Bergen and Bergin
Burgland Frederick, laborer Adolph Sutro, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace
Burglin Albert, waiter, r. 311 i Jessie
Burglin August, cook Prescott House
RURGMAN' CHARLES F., merchant tailor, 316
Post, and Great Chief of Records I. O. R. M., 320
Post
Burgman William, driver, r. 621 Commercial
Bur^iayer Ferdinand, steward, r. 2009 Dupont
Burgne John, butler 555 Harrison
Burgoyne Albert, watchman, r. .593 Shrader
Burgoyne John, hog ranch, 33d Av South nr H
Burgoyne Joseph, reporter Golden Gate Advertising
News and Literary Bureau, r. 741 Howard
B^Burgren. See Borghren
Burgunder Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 631
Tennessee
Burhams Eugene, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 417
Turk
Burhnns John H. , liquors, 122 Golden Gate Av, r. 18
Dale PI
Burhans William, tailor, r. 417 Turk
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Burhans William Jr, solicitor Abend Post, r. 417 Turk
Burhans William A., merchant, r. Alms House
Burich George, restaurant, r. 520 Powell
Burin Bias M. (Burin, Bokariza & Co. 1 r. 561 Stevenson
Burin, Bokanza & Co. (Bias M. Burin and Peter X.
• Bokariza I liquors, 135 Seve th
Burin Nicholas, fireman stmr City of Puebla
Burk Edward, laborer, r. 245 Minna
Burk John, broommaker Zan Bros. & Co., r. 621 Broad-
way
Burk Michael, seaman, r. 313 Folsom
Burk Robert B., blacksmith, r. SE cor Lower Terrace
and Juno
Burk Susan D. Miss, teacher Whittier Primar\- School,
r. 814 Sutter
Burk Thomas F., laborer, r. 1315 Page
Burkard Henrj-, cellamian Kuhls, Schwarke & Co., r.
Caine Av nr Hearst
Burkard John E. , butcher, 412 Third, r. 918 Post
Burkard John E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 918 Post
Burkardt Louisa, widow, r. 420 Franklin
8^ Burkardt. See Burkhardt
Burke A., coalpasser stmr Umatilla
Burke Alfred I. Mrs., widow, r. 114 Bernard
Burke Alice Mrs., domestic 570 Harrison
Burke Andrew, teamster, r. 527 Haight
Burke Ann, widow, r. 1527^^ Howard
Burke Annie Miss, bookbinder, r. 2431 Bryant Av
Burke Annie, widow, r. 908 Sansome
Burke Arthur, apprentice Eureka Iron Wks, r. 124 Fulton
Burke B., milker Witt Bros., r. Silver Av nr San Bruno
Av
Burke Bernard iBurke & Burke) r. 320 Hayes
Burke Bridget, widow, r. 726 Clementina
Burke Bridget, widow, r. 1123 Twentieth
Burke Carl, surgical instruments, r. 910 Florida
Burke Catherine domestic 961 Mission
Bu:ke Ch tries, longshoreman, r. 20 Clementina
Burke Charles, plasterer, r. 214J Fair Oaks
Burke Charles, wire artist, r. 238 Fourth
Burke Charles J., printer Brunt & Co., r. Hi Clinton
Park
Burke Charles R., shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
Bu ke Cornelius J., stairbuilder, r. 2114 Mason
Burke David (Burke & Green 1 r 1420 J Geary
Burke David C. , piano tuner, r. 639 Mission
Burke Delia, domestic 729 Ashburj-
Burke E., waiter stmr City of Pueblo
Burke Edgar A. , r. 720 Waller
Burke Edmund V., superintendent Merchants Retail
Commercial Agency, 31-32 Chronicle Bldg, r. 817
Av
2113
Burke Edmund W., clerk Occidental Hotel,
Jones
Burke Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Burke Edward, porter Philip Kennedv & Co., r. 901
Market
Burke Edward J. , janitor, r. 45 Ritch
Burke Edward R., clerk G H. Umbsen & Co., r. Ill
Nineteenth
Burke Eliza, widow, r. 2114 Mason
Burke Elizabeth A. Miss, furnished rooms, r. 7 Yerba
Buena
Burke E. O., farmer, r. 537 Sacramento
Burke Frank J., law student Garber, Boalt & Bishop, r.
930 McAllister
Burke Frank J. Jr., liquors, NW cor Twenty-sLxth and
Valencia, r. 1441 Valencia
Burke Frank H. (Madison & Burke) r. San Jose, Cal
Burke Garrett, carpenter, r. 2818 Ha-rison
Burke Georsre, laborer Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 36 Louisa
Burke Gilbert, hostler, r. 40S| Fell
Burke Hans, shoemaker Andrew J. Carlson, r. Cortland
Av nr Seigel
Bruke Harry, compositor Call
Bruke Harry A,, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 1225 Green
Burke H. C, solicitor Pierce & Co., r. East Oakland
Burke H. C. , special agent and adjuster Roval Ins. Co .
r. The CaUfomia Hotel
Hurke Henry, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 2431 Bry-
ant Av
Burke Henrj- A., clerk City of Paris, r. 627 Eddy
Burke Hugh M., editor Pac. America.i, 26 MiUs Bldg.
10th floor, r. 102 Ellis
Burke Hugh W. , ticket agent Adolph Ottinger, r. 14
Columbia PI
Biu-ke James, carpenter, r. 310 Chapultepec
Burke James, enirineer, r. 123 Morrjs Av
Burke James, expressman, r. 624 Fulton
Burke James, laborer, r. 25 Polk
Burke James, laborer, r. 506 Seventh
Burke James, laborer, r. 1048 Folsom
Burke James, laborer, r. 3007 Webster
Burke James, porter, r. 2534 Howard
Burke James, teamster, r. 529 Valencia
Burke James, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Burke James, teamster J. B. Bocarde Drayage Co., r.
520 Seventh
Burke James, waiter, r. 1152 Folsom
Burke James, wood and coal, 412 Twentj--second
Burke James C, porter Golden Gate Warehouse, r 1527i
Howard
Burke James F., machine operator P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 17i;i Stevenson
Burke James F., machinist, r. 963 Folsom
Burke James J., marine fireman, r. 38 Dore
Burke James P. , trunkmaker, r. 2431 Bryant Av
Burke James T., upholsterer Harrold, Hochholzer &
Allen, r. 406 Capp
BFRKE JERE T., assistant manager The San Fran-
cisco Clearing House, 211 Sansome, r. 1512 Franklin
Burke John, engineer, r. 524 I\-y At
Burke John, foreman H. G. Layng, r. 124 Fulton
Burke John, groceries and iiquors, 129 Perry
Burke John, laborer, r. 26 Minna
Burke John, laborer, r. 30 Welsh
Burke John, laborer, r. 108 Frefelon, rear
Burke John, laborer, r. 117^ Wildey
Burke John, laborer, r. 525 Hickoi^" Av
Burke John, laborer W. A. Schrock, r. 34 Welsh
Burke John, longshoreman, r. 233 E^t
Burke John, longshoreman, r. 428 Vallejo
Burke John, machinist, r. SW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Burke John, mining, r. 303 Third
Burke John, shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John, stableman, r. 221 Filbert
Burke John, steamfitter Union Iron Wks, r. 869 Brjant
Burke John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 930
McAllister
Burke John, teamster, r. 619^ Octavia
Burke John, teamster Truckee Lumber Co., r. 340i
Fifth
Burke John Mrs., widow, r. 621 Eddy
Burke John C. , cardiver, r. 340^ Fifth
Burke John C, clerk George H. Tay Co., r. 1594 Bush
Burke John C, varieties, 1144 Union
Burke John F. , laborer, r. 2431 Bryant Av
Burke John F., tinsmith, r. 5 Gordon
Burke John F., upholsterer, r. 635 McAllister
Burke John H., corporal police, r. 2813 California
Burke John J., messenger Wells Farge & Co.,r. 1527 J
Howard
Burke John J., painter, r. 1041 York
Burke John J., teamster, r. 108 Freelon
Burke John P. (W. J. k J. P. Burke) r. 17 Haight
Burke Johns., shoecutter P. F. Dolan & Co., r. 639
Golden Gate Av
Burke Joseph, clerk F. Korbel & Bros., r. 44 Clinton
Burke Joseph, manager Pac. Laundrj- Tray Co., r.619J
Octavia
Burke Joseph, marine engineer, r. 1610 Howard
Burke Joseph, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 33 Zoe
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imS OF STEEET M SIBEWALI WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. ^.If.r^.^^'frJJ
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
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Burke Joseph, plumber, r. 1123 Twentieth
Burke Joseph H., plusiiber, r. 1208 Green
Burke J. P., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
1594
Bui ke Kate, widow, r. 639 Mission
Burke Kate Miss, lerk, r. 2431 Bryant Av
Burke Kate Miss, laundress U. S. Laundry, r. 1123 Twen-
tieth
Burke Kate D. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1510 Larkin
Burke Lena Mrs., seamstress, r. 129 Third
Burke Leonard E., upholsterer, r. 86 Brady
Burke Leopold, laborer, r. 809 Treat Av
Burke Lily Miss, stenographer Reid Bros. , r. 411 Grove
Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., principal Columbia Grammar
School, r. 1510 Larkin
Burke M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 621 Eddy
Burke Maggie, domestic 1738 Golden Gate Av
Burke Margaret, domestic 2002 Broadway-
Burke Margaret, widow, r, 869 Bryant
Burke Margaret, widow, r. 963 Folsom
Burke Margaret, widow, r. 1024i Natoma
Burke Margaret, widow, r. Alms House
Burke Margaret Miss, r. 619^ Octavia
Burke Margaret L., domestic 1818 California
Burke Marietta, domestic, r. 108 Freelon, rear
Burke Martha A. , widow, r. 824 Powell
Burke Martin E., bartender, r. 1441 \'alencia
Burke Martin J. (Madison & Burke) r. Pac. Union Club,
and La Siesta Ranch, Menlio Park
Burke Martin J., 1 borer, r. 12 5 Green
Burke Mary, domestic 86 Brad^
Burke Mary, domestic 419 Ellis
Burke Mary, furnished rooms, 937 Post
Burke Mary, widow, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Mary, widow, r. 15 V'ictor
Burke Mary, widow, r. 639 Golden Gate Av
Burke Mary, widow, r. 908 Sansome
Burke Mary, widow, r. 959 Bryant
Burke Mary, widow, r. 967 Mission
Burke Mary Miss, clerk Internal Revenue, r. 1527i
Howard
Burke Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 619^ Octavia
Burke Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 869 Bryant
Burke Mary Miss, laundress U. S. Laundry, r. 1123
Twentieth
Burke Mary Mrs. , r. 38 Harriet
Burke Mary A. , domestic, 3608 Sixteenth
Burke Mary A., widow, r 86 Brady
Burke Mary A., widow, r. 331 Langton
Burke Mary N., widow, r. 1922 Franklin
Burke Mathew, fireman, r. 205 Bryant
Burke Maud Miss, furrier, r. 110 Turk
Burke Michael, conductor Market St. Ry, r. Cable
House
Burke Michael, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 709
Minna
Burke Michael, expressman, NW cor Main and Howard,
r. 37a Gilbert
Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, 1301 Scott
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 44 Clinton
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 327 Bryant
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Burke Michael, longshoreman, r. 204 Second
Burke Michael, porter, r. 406 Capp
Burke Michael, steam fitter, r. 869 Bryant
Burke Michael C. (Burke k Gordon) r. 619 Turk
Burke Michael P., baker, r. 1208 Green
Burke Minnie Miss, bookkeeper Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.
639 Golden Gate Av
Burke Nora J. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1413b e.lay
Burke Patrick, brassfinisher, r. 54 First
Bjirke Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Burke Patrick, seaman, r. 322 Main
Burke Patrick A., carsealer S. P. Co., r. 129 Silver
Burke Patrick D., r. 1420i Gtary
Burke Patrick J., teamster, r. 521 Folsom
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Biliiniinoiis MacUnery, Traction Engines & Qnartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL />JATIOMS DRIMK
pred(^ri(;l^sbur<5 la(^(^r Beer
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BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Burke Patrick K. (Burke k Sicke) r. 1.594 Bush
Burke Peter (Burke & Burke), r. 1710 Howard
Burke Peter, fireman stmr St. Paul
Burke Peter, laborer Gray Bros.,r. 813 Eureka
Burke Peter, liquors, 537 Brvant
Burke Peter, millhand S. F. Box Co., r. 506 Seventh
Burke Peter, blacksmitli helper Union Iron Wks, r.
Louisiana
Burke Peter J., hoseman Engine 24, r. 312 Eureka
Burke Peter J., paver, r. 41 Everett
Burke P. J., laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Burke Rachael, widow, r. 325 Haight
Burke Richard, liquors, 759 Howard
Bjrke Robert, plasterer, r. Ill Nineteenth
Burke Samuel, blacksmith Byron Jackson, r.
ton PI
Burke Samuel Jr., laborer, r. 16b Preiton PI
Burke Samuel N., clerk, r. 627 Eddy
Burke Stephen J., clerk, r. 16 Hampton PI
Burke Stephen J., shoecutter P. F. Nolan &
Golden Gate Av
Burke Terrance W., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 239
Golden Gate Av
Burke Thomas, cooper, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Thomas, lalwrer, r. 340 Fifth
Burke Thomas, soapmaker, r. 331 Lanjfton
Burke Thomas, teamster, r. 409 Folsom
Burke Vhomas, teamster, r. 614 Laguna
Burke Thomas, watertender Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 2 South Broderick
Burke Thomas, wood and coal, 127 Ninth, r. 726 Clem-
entina
Burke Thomas E.. butcher Di Vecchio Bros., r. 2795
Sixteenth
Burke Thomas E. , compositor Call, r. 1225 Green
Burke Thomas F , gas fitter, r. 306 Lombard
Burke Thomas H., steward, r. 29 Eddy
Burke Thomas J., liquors, 547 First
Burke Thomas W., salesman A. Zellerbach & Sons, r.
1527i Howard
Burke Thomas W , teamster r. 16b Preston PI
Burke Timothy, laborer, r. 68 Jessie
Burke Tobias, conductor, r. 1019J Natoma
Burke Walter, fireman stmr Sausalito
Burke Walter D. , driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1140^
Stevenson
Burke Walter J. engraver, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke William, boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks, r. 36
Burke William, carpenter, r. 1521 Baker
Burke William, fireman Market St. Ry, r. 7 Pearl
Bucke William, inspector Board of Health, r. 1510 Lar-
kin
Burke William, laborer, r. 105 Fairmount
Burke William, laborer, r. 1308 Sixth Av South
Burke William, laborer McPhee & Grolien, r. 1024^ Na-
toma
Burke William, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 2427
Brj'ant Av
Burke William, stonecutter, r. 62 Fourth
Burke Williams F., clerk E. Martin & Co., r. 1527 J How-
ard
Burke William F. , liquors, 5 Howard, r. 521 Folsom
Burke William F., sergeant police, r. 238 Shotwell
Burke William G. , bartender, r. 720 Waller
Burke William H., salesman Hale Bros., r. 437 O'Farrell
Burke William J. (W. J. & J. P. Burke) r. 219 Page
Burke William J., teamster, r. 2729 Bryant Av
Burke William M., clerk, r. 720 Waller
Burke W. J. & J. P. (William J. and John P.) liquors,
NE cor Valencia and Twenty-sixth, and junction
Market and Gough
Burke & Burke (Peter and Bernard) liquors, 320 Hayes
BIIKKE A- «OKDOi\ (M. C. Burke and D. J. Gordon)
wines and liquors, 1100 Market
Burke & Green (David Burke and Thomas Green) liquors,
NE cor Second and Brannan
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Burke & Sicke (Patrick K. Burke and Joseph Sicke)
wood and coal, 1323-1327 Bush
l^"B>irke. See Berck, Berk, Birk and Bourke
Burkert Henrj", groceries and liquors, 1702 Leavenworth
Burkes Henrv, asst stage carpenter Alcazar Theater
r. 116 O'Farrell
Burkes Samuel S., stage carpenter Alcazar Theater, r.
116 OTarrell
Burkett August, carpenter, r. 504 Twenty-second
Burkett Dand S., manager The Burlington, r. 605 Mar-
ket
Burkett Horace P. (Fancher & Burkett), r. The Burling-
ton
Burkett J. L., conductor S. P. Co., r. New Washington
Hotel
Burkett Max, laborer, r. Twenty-eighth Av South, nr
San Bruno Av
Burkett Orpha Mrs., r. 605 Market
Burkhard Frank, machinist Tivoli Opera House, r. 237
Sixth
Burkhardt Albert P., foreman Joseph Budde, r. 33 Thir-
teenth
Burkhardt Edmund J., porter Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, r. 108 Twenty -first
Burkhardt Edward, machinist, r. 1416 Venuont
Burkhardt Edward G. , clerk Kempkey, Gilham & Saw-
yer, r. 33 Thirteenth
Burkhardt Emily, domestic 1710 Buchanan
Burkhardt Frank W. , buteher, r. 404 Broadway
Burkhardt George, capitalist, r. 33 Thirteenth
Burkhardt George F., cigars, r. 1203 Howard
Burkhardt George H., accountant Humboldt Savings
and Loan Society, r. Alameda
Burkhardt George J., machinist, r. IIS Jones
Burkhardt Jacob F., porter, r. 15 Buena Vista
Burkhardt Laura Miss, r. 108 Twenty-first
Burkhardt Louise, widow, r. 1927 San Carlos Av
Burkhardt Robert, clerk, r. 33 Thirteenth
Burkhardt Theodore, foreman John F. Snow, r. 1667
Burkhardt William, glazier Mark Lewis, r. 357| Jessie
Mission
Burkhardt William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia nr Sierra
1^" Burkhardt. Burkardt
Burkhart Frank, salesman Wihret Bros., r. 26 Turk
Burkhart Henn- Z., secretarv Bandon Woolen Mills
Co., (Band".n, Coos Bay," Or.) 14 Sansome, r. 517
Mason
Burkheiraer William, ironworker Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 620 Howard
Burkhi)lder William H., gripman, r. 220 Central Av
Buckleo Van M. Mrs., r. 1613a Howard
Burkross Charles A., laborer, r. 504 Xapa
Burleg James, laborer Cal. Tallow Wks, r. §16 Fifteenth
Av South
Burlemann Henn-, encrineer, r. 417 Franklin
Burley Dudley, carpenter, r. 305 Minna
Burley Robert, clerk E. J. Bower, r. Oakland
g^ Burlev. See Burleigh
Burling Charles J. , shoemaker, 437 Castro, r. 138 Col-
lingwood
BITCLI.XG EM.nA fM»., proprietor The Burling-
ton, 605 Market
Burlmg G. B. (Burling & Kober) r. 2621 Bush
Burling James W., stock and insurance broker, 419 Cal-
ifornia, room 24, r. 1001 Pii e
Burling Leonide H., widow, r. 1920 Broadway
Burling Mary H. Miss, r. 1920 Broadwav
Burling William B. , r. 1920 Broadway "
Burling & Kober (G. B. Burling and Edward A. Kober)
citj- agents Employers' Liability Assurance Corpora-
tion, 411 California
Burlingame Claude, horse dealer, r. 1915 Page
Burlingame Hen y B., agent Mutual Investment
Union, r. Oakland
Burlingame James, engineer, r. 154 Main
Burlingame James H., teamster, r. 13275 Minna
Burlingame Ls R )y P., compositor John D. Hammond,
r. 408 Seventeenth
Burlingame Walter D., asst cashier Chronicle, r. lOl'J
Golden Gate Av
Burlingame William, clerk Chronicle, r. 222 Eddy
BlRlIXiTOX ROITE, B. «ft M. R. RY., W. 1>
Sanb'irn L'e leral western ag-ent. 32 Montgomery
BURLINGTON THE, »». c„...
Barling proprietor, 601-ti0.5 Market
Bumian Edgar P., cabinetmaker John Hammond ,S: C".
r. 234 Shotwell
Burmeister Alrich (Burmeister& Mehrtens) r. 1305 Cali-
fornia
Burmeister Brothers (Frederick H. and John H.) groceries
and liquors, 1225 Polk
Burmeister Carl, gardener, r. Osbom House
Burmeister Charles, baker, SE cor Buchanan and Fult<iu
Burmeister Frederick H. (Burmeister Bros.) r. 140.>
Bush
Burmeister Henry, waiter, r. 1317 Kearny
Burmeister John" H. (Burmeister Bros.) f. 1429 Polk
Burmeister Otto F. E., carpenter S. F Planing Mills, r.
920 Alabama
Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeister and August
Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW cor Leaven-
worth and California
1^^ Burmeister. .See Buhrmeister and Bunnester
Bunnester Annie, widow, liquors, 308 Fols<jm
Bunnester August, baker, r. 336 Third
Bunnester Henrj- W. , teas and coffees, 3S Seventh, r.
606 V Stevenson
Bum Anton, carpentsr, r. 425 York
Burn John L. , ruler John B. Mclntvre, r. 1027 Twent v-
first
Burnip Lizzie H. C, widow, furnished rooms, 420 Lea-
venworth
Burnell Clarence, laborer, r. 708 Point Lobos Av, rear
Bumell Fannie Mrs. (Burnell & Co.) r. Alameda
Burnell Frederick B. (Surnell & Co.) r. Alameda
Burnell John, h )S8man Engine 1
Burnell Martin, insurance broker, 4 Mills Bids;, 10th
floor, and 411 California, r. 1001 Pine
Bumell Nicholas, barber, r. 836 Mission
Bumell Stella G. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 435 Munich
Bumell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1571 Tehama
BIR.N'ELL & fO. (Mrs. Fannie and F. B. BumeU)
proprietors Albion Ale and Porter Brewerv, office
409 Batterj-
Burner Grace, widow, r. 937 Post
Burner Grace Miss, solicitor, r. 937 Post
Bumer Henrv, agent Cleveland Varnish Co., 634 Mission,
r. 1214 Noe
Bumer Ventura Miss, forelady The F. A. Week Co., r.
957 Post
Burner Walter B., salesman, r. 1214 Noe
Burnes F. G., laborer, r. 704 Sansome
Bumes Patrick C, r. 1300 Pine
Burnes-Gehricke Francis C. Mrs., phvsician, otfioe and
r. 325 Geary
Burness .John E., engineer, r. .320 Hill
Burness John Y. B., engineer Golden Gate Park, r. 907
Valencia
Burness Robert D. , teacher music, r. 907 Valencia
Burness William, engineer, r. 329 N^ineteenth
Bumeston Fannie, widow, r. 208 Fair Oaks
Burnett Alexander S., widow, r. 1450 Franklin
Burnett Andrew W., carpenter, r. 26 Fair Oaks
Burnett Da\id M., law student, r. 1713Larkin
Burnett Frank W. (Bumett & Slattery) r. 915 Twenty-
second
Burnett George, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Burnett George W. (Bumett & Co.) r. 803 O'Farrell
Burnett George W. , real estate, r. 616 Shotwell
Burnett G. Frank, with .Etna Mineral Water Co., r. 525
Shotwell
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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Burnett Henrv M., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 1906 S
Polk
Burnett J. A. Mrs., r. 325 Larkin
Burnett Jeremiah C, Lieutenant U. S. Navy, r. 1450
Larkin
Burnett John M. (Sawjer & Burnett) attorney at law, 420
California, rooms 1-2, r. 1713 Larkin
Burnett Jose i>h H., steward Chemical Engine 2, r. 29
Fell
Burnett Jose])h J., policeman, r. 229 Kearny
BURNETT liE.STER G., attorney at law, 318 Pine,
rooms 31-33, r. 1916 Broadway
Burnett Marius, clerk, r. 1916 Broadway
Bui-nett Peter H., capitalist, r. 1713 Larkin
Burnett Richardson D., collector, r. 1450 Franklin
Burnett Royall O., clerk Shaw's Pharmacy, r. 1902i
Polk
Burnett The, Benjamin O. Hodge proprietor, 1364
Market
Burnett Thomas T. , ffripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1510 Sac-
mento
Bl'K.^ETT -W'ELHSfGTO^f C, attorney at law,
318 Pine, rooms 31-33, and president Veteran's
Home Assn., 320 Sansoine, room 13, r. 1916 Broad-
way
Burnett William C, lumberman, r. 14i Garden
BI'RNETT A €0. (George W. Burnett and l"houiiis
Graham) druggists, 327 Montgomery, Telei^hoiie
Main 244
Burnett & Slattery (Frank W. Burnett and Thomas F.
Sl:itterv) photographers, 448^ Valencia
Burnette Frederick, student, r. 407 Powell
Burnette Mary, widow, r. 407 Powell
Burnham A. C., travehng salesman A. Schilhng & Co., r.
415 Jones'
Burnham Alice, r. 2225^ Mission
Burnham Allan P., machinist Harvey \V. Rice En^iinc
Wks, r. Oakland
Burnham Anthony, watchman, r. 1004 Montgomery A\-
Burnham Clark J., physician and surgeon, 1142 McAllis-
ter, r. 2509 Washington
Burnham Cordelia Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Gram-
mar School, r. 510 Clayton
Burnham Edward, clerk, r. 2122 Howard
Biu-nham Edward, superintendent Pioneer Wliite Lead
and Color Wks, r. 1520 Clay
Burnham Frank M., bookkeeper W. J. Murray & Co., r.
2104 Leavenworth
Burnham Frederick, flcjorman M. Michelsen & Son, r.
615 Ellis
Burnham George E., carrier Post Otficc, r. 1004 Mont-
gomery Av
Burnham Harriet A . Miss, trained nurse, i-. 160S Van
Nes'* Av
BIIRXHA.II J.LHES >V., president Burnham & Marsh
Co., 428 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Burnham Louis P., miner, r. 1316 Dolores
Burnham Louis W., clerk Stone & Hawley, r. 240a Sut-
ter
Burnham Lucretia M. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 121 Bartlett
Burnham Nellie E. Miss, stenographer E. M. Rolison, r.
417 Eddy
Burnham Nelson H. , foreman piledriver Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 305 Fremont
Burnham W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Fremont
Burnham O. H., with Gurnev Refrigerating and Milling
Co., 109 California, r. Oakland
Burnham Percy E. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Burnham Reginald H. C, clerk Purchase and Supplies
Dept. S. P. Co.. r. 150 Fourth
Burnham-St<ndeford Co. (Oakland, Cal., planing mills,
ofiBce 16 Post
Buniham Thomas, laborer Meyers' Restaurant, r, 36
Clay
Burnham Walter H. (Burnham & Burnham) r. 2 Waliuit
Av
WATSON &, CO., 124. Market Street
SEND FOR GIRCULHRS
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD,
WIELA/ND'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Burnham Walter R., attorney at law, 40 Phelan Bldg, r.
417 Eddy
Bl'RN'HA.II >VILLIAM,secretary Buniham .t Marsli
Co. , 428 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Burnham William, student, r. 1142 McAllister
Burnham William l>. (Buniham & Burnham; r. 2 Wal-
nut Av
Burnham & Burnham (William D. and Walter H.) elec-
tricians and locksmiths, 1018 Larkin
BURNHAM & MARSH CO.
<a<-oi-|><>railoii) .lames W. Barnliani itue*-
ident, FrccU'i-lck l». .nai-sli vlce-presideut.
M'illlaiii Biirnliaiii set-relary, real estate
agents, Iiousebr<»kers an«I .ent collectors,
bon(l.'« anil mortgages, 4'iH .Montgomery,
Telephone Main <>:$4
Burnhart Louis, tailor, r. 1039 Mission
Buras Aaron M., insurance, 306 Sansonie, r. 15(6 Wash-
ington
Burns Albert, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 423 Ellis
Burns Alexander M., salesman Tj-ler & Spotswood Co.,
r. 519 0'Farrell
Burns Alfred, porter Dr. James Simpson, r. 234 Post
Burns Andrew, laborer, r. SW cor &.teiner and Waller
Burns Andrew, teamster, r. 33 LilyAv
Burns Ann Miss, enamel worker, r. 736 Willow Av
Bums Anna, widow r. 1413 Twenty-third
Burns Arthur, butcher, 523 Socond, r. 50 Ritch
Burns Austin, laborer, r. 268 Minna
Burns E. Mrs. , liquors, 857 Mission
Burns Bernard, talesman Charles R. Allen, r. 28 Ben-
nington
Burns Bridget, widow, r. 1015 Alabama
Burns C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 425 McAllister
Burns Cameron, clerk Sawyer & Haight, r. 932 Jackson
Burns Catherine, widow r. 50A Silver
Burns Catherine, wdow, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Claj'ton J., broker, 916 Market, r. 1812 Gough
Burns Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows' Ceme.ery, r. 9
Boyce
Burns bani61, whipmaker, r, 608 Post
Burns Daniel F., bottler Cal. Bottling Co.. r. 1311 Eddy
BURNS BANIEL M., president Candelaria Consoli-
dated, Mexico and Contra Estaca Consolidated Mex-
ican Mining Co's., 134 Crocker Bldg, Telephone
Main 5258, r. 2413 Oetavia, Telephone West 700
Burns Daniel VV. , painter, r. 1311 Eddy
Bums Edward, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Burns Edward, driver N. Bullerdleck, r cor Lafayette
and Minna
Bums Edward, expressman, NE cor Spear and Mission,
r. 207 Twentieth
Burns Edward, marine fireman, r. 166 Tehama
Burns Edward, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 50^ Silver
Burns Edward F., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 314} Fulton
Bums Edward W., driver, r. 1023.^ Natoma
Bums Edward W., driver, 1249 Mission
BURNS EDWARD O., secretary Conmiercial Fire
Dispatch Co., 197-198 Crocker Bldg, r. 1514 Castro
Burns Ellen, widow, r. 135 Hayes
Burns Emma L., Mrs., r. 527 Taylor
Bums Fanny Miss, milliner Miss Nellie Burns, r. 215
Eleventh
Burns Frank, teamster Union Iron Wks, r. 709J Minne-
sota
Burns Frank E., janitor U. S. Sub Treasury, r. 145
Ninth
BurnsGatyA., salesman Geo. H. Tay Co., r. Golden
Gate, Alameda Co.
Burns Gustav, seaman, r. 1813 Dupont
Bums Hannah Mrs., r.9 19 O'Farrell
Burns Harry G., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. Oakland
Burns Henry, carpenter, r. 1936 San Carlos Av
Burns Henry, driver Cunningham, Curtis & Welch, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
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Bums Henrv, laborer Pac. Rolliiigr Mills, r. 1107 Ten-
nessee
Bums Henry, waiter stmr Eureka
Burns Henry J., r. 325 Seventeenth
Burns Henn' J., bartender California Hotel, r. 124i
Ridley
Burns Howard, architect, 916 Market, room 61, r. Oak-
land
Burns Hugh, boatniaker, r. 972^ Harrison
Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. 404 Van Xess Av
Bums James, hostler Duncan & Turner, r. 2318 Fill-
more
Bvirns James, laborer, r. 556 Xatoma
Bums James, laborer, r. 1106J Temiessee
Burns James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 12 Johnson
Av
Bums James, laborer Ridsou I. and L. Wks, r. 151 Te-
hama
Burns James, marine fireman, r. 166 Tehama
Burns James, marine fireman, r. 607 Howard
Bums James, painter, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns James, teamster, r. 410 Tenth
Burns James, teamster Henry Cowell & Co., r. 911
Mason
Bums James E., teamster, r. 50 J Silver
Burns James F. , boiler maker, r. 166 Tehama
Bums James J., painter, r. 1930 Stevenson
Bums James J., plumber, r. 160i Clara
Burns James M., contractor, r. Abbotsford House
Burns James P. , clerk Mrs. B. Bums, r. 857 Mission
Burns Jennie W. Miss (Black & Bums) r. 513 O'Farrell
Bums John, r. 402 Stockton
Burns John, r. 617 Stevenson
Bums John, r. 712 Church
Bums John, baker M. Trespaille, r. 1504 Turk
Bums John, barber, r. 21 Preston PI
Burns John, cari)enter, r. 149 Clara
Burns John, clerk, r. 235 Duncan
Burns John, expressman, r. 45 Juniper
Burns John, rivet heater T. J. Movnihan, r. 65 Natoma
Burns .John, saiUuaker, r. 209i FaiVOaks
Bums John, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 568 Folsom
Burns John Jr. , teamster, r. 207 Twentieth
Burns John B., jihysician, office and r. 624 Haight
Buni~ J .hn D., carpenter, r. 844 Grove
Huni- .I.hn F., painter, r. 1S07 Golden Gate Av
DUnllO JUHIl H.«t>oats of every de
•>cripti<tn built to order and constantly
(tn hand, steaiu launches a specially. 3*
iStanford and U44-646 Second r. 37 Stan-
ford
Burns John J., clerk, r. 514 Valencia
Bums John McK., salesman Murjjhy, Grant ck Co., r.
Oakland
Bums John P., painter, r. 2532 Sutter
Burns John S., bookbinder, r. 1424 Twenty-first
Bums John S., carriage painter Go.van, Gorman & Co.,
r. 929 O'Farrell
Bums John S., horseshoer Joseph F. Farrell, r. 9 Boyce
Bums Joseph, laborer, r. 18 West Mission
Bums Joseph, painter, r. 149 Clara
Bums Joseph, seaman, r. 62i Davis
Bums Joseph, trunk maker C. W. Malm & Co., r. 616
Capp
Burns Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1168 Fifteenth Av South
Bums Joseph T., musician, office 96 Chronicle Bldg
Bums Joseph W. , agent The C. F. Adams Co. , r. 51
Third
Burns Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 418 Tehama
Bums J. Simou, teamster Henry Cowell & Co., r. 118
Drumm
Bums Kitty Miss, seamstress, r. 215 Eleventh
Burns Maggie, domestic 1102J Eddy
Bums Maggie Miss, suspendermaker, r. 736 Willow Av
Bums Mamie Miss, seamstress, r. 215 Eleventh
Bums Marcella, widow, r. 1022 Alabama
Bums Margaret, widow, r. Alms House
Biims Martin, teamster, r. E s Elsie nr Cortland Ar
Bums Mary, domestic, 525 Harrison
Bums Mary, domestic, 1223 Waller
Bums Mary, domestic, 2211 Steiner
Bums Mary, widow, r. 43 Gilbert
Bums Marj-, widow, r. 413 Tehama
Bums Marj', widow, r. 736 Willow Av
Bums Mary, widow, r. 2110 Mission
Bums Marj-, widow, r. 2309 Mission
Bums Mary, Miss, stenographer, r. 18 West Mission
Bums Marj- E., widow, r. 319 Tenth
Bums Matthew, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Bums Matthew P., bookkeeper Pringle Bros., r. 935
Sutter
Burns Michael, cooper, r. 215 Eleventh
Bums Thomas, driver John Linehan, r. SE cor Vienna
and France Av
Bums Thomas, expressman, r. 1930 Stevenson
Bums Thomas, hostler Deneen & Turner, r. 2318 Fillmore
Bums Thomas, laborer, r. 2 Hunt
Bums Thomas, laborer, r. 278 Minna
Burns Thomas, miner, r. 36 Clay
Bums Thomas, plumber, r. 132') Eddy
Bums Thomas, sawyer, r. 207 Twentieth
Bums Tbomas, teamster Michael Burns, r. 410 Tenth
BURNS THOMAS A., p.op,.«.,
Facitic Fruit .Market, wholesale and
retail dealer, dairj produce, poultry,
game, foreign and domestic fralt.s, 109
Seventh, Telephone South 638
Burns Thomas B., painter, r. 1022 Alabama
Bums Thomas C, teamster Martin Joost & Bro., r. 618
Gough
Bums Thomas F., cigarmaker B. Mirsky, r. 215 Ele-
venth
Bums Thomas J., boilenuaker, r. 1182i^ Harrison
BI'RXS THOMAS F.. ca-shier and' acting assistant
treasurer U. S. Sub Treasurj-, r. 1626 J Howard
Bums William, cooper, r 215 Eleventh
Bums William, extraman Truck 6, r. 312 Sixth
Bums William, laborer, r. 2 Lysett PI
Bums William, laborer, r. 1107 Tennessee
Bums Michael, dravmin Cartan, McCarthv & Co., r. 41«
Tenth
Bums Michael, porter St. Mary's Hospital
Bums Michael, rigger, r. 506 Napa
Burns Michael, shoemaker Lobenstein Bros,, r. 12S
Castro
Bums Michael C. driver Market St. Ry.,r. NE corN'apa
and Minnesota
Bums Michael C, longshoreman, r. 65 Natoma
Bums Michael J. (Kennedy & Biu-ns) r. 15 Hoff At
Burns Myra, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Bums Nellie, widow, r. 223 Linden Av
Burns Nellie Miss, millinerv, 112J Ninth, r. 215 Eleventh
Bums Nellie Miss, r. S;54| Fiiteenth
Bl'RXS O. B., dentist, rooms 8-9, Chronicle Bldg, r.
1016 Geary
BrR\S OWE\, general manager Conunercial Fire
Dispatch Co., 197-198 Crocker Bldg, r. The Cali-
fornia
Bums P., bedmaker Commercial House
Bums Patrick, baker John Jensen, r. 638 Commercial
Bums Patrick, fireman, r. 11 Hattie
Bums Patrick, laborer, r. 2110 Mission
Bums Patrick, oiler, r. 414 First
Bums Patrick, stonecutter, r. 22 Minna
Burns Patrick J., boilermaker, r. 166 Tehama
Burns Patrick W., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 651 Napa
Burns Peter, policeman, r. 10 Sumner
Bums Peter J., 21 officer stmr Encinal, r. 1912 Mason
Burns Richard, clerk, r. 418 Tehama
Burns Richard, porter Charles Bush, r. 268 Minna
Bums Richard P., collector G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 67S
Mission
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
I2O6 MARKEZT SXREIE:!'
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
KODHKS
T. P. ANDREWS, log Montgomery
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTbRNS
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Burns Robert, r. 540 Turk
Burns Robert, laborer Risdon I. ami L. Wks, r. \(<fi 'I'e-
liarna
Burns Robert, pipe fitter, r. 84 Everett
Burns Robert, teamster Michael Heron, r. 50 Silver
Burns Robert Jr., reporter Examiner, r. 540 Turk
Burns Robert E., clerk, r. 13H Eddy
Burns Robert L. , printer, r. 166 Tehama
Burns Samuel, r. 1714 Buchanan
Burns Samuel H., laborer, r. 614 Mason
Burns Sarah, widow, r. 616 Capp
Burns Sarah, widow, r. 643 Valencia
Burns William, laborer, r. 1322 Bryant
Bums William, laborer, r. 1817 Folsom
Burns William, qiiarryman Hogan & C'rummey, r.
Seventh Av South bet K and L
Bums William, teamster, r. 207 Twentieth
IttRK^ WILLIAM A., groceries and liquors, 201
Valencia, r. 203 Valencia
Burns William B., seaman, r. ISNatoma, rear
Burns William M., painter, r. 1022 Alabama
Burns William N., painter, r. 3006 California
Burns William S., upholsterer, r. 616 Capp
Bums William T., electrician, r. 315 Minna
Burns William T., labor A. S. Neal Warehouse Co. , r.
cor Filbert and Battery
Burns William T., painter, r. 101 Leavenworth
Burns William M. , foreman W. A. Fleming & Co. , r.
1034i Bryant
Burns W. W., reporter Examiner, r. 319 Ellis
^^Burns. See Byrnes
Burnside John L. , "bill clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Burnside Joseph, laborer, r. 446J Natoma, rear
BURNSTINE BROTHERS,....
and Jacob) propriet(»r.s Pacific Iron Yard,
5(i.)-373 Firth. Telephone !>)oatli 517
Bumstine Henry (Burnstine Bros.) r. 1206 Eddy
Burnstine Jacob (Burnstine Bros.) r. 738 McAllister
Burnstine Solomon, iron merchant, r. 738 McAllister
Buron Mary Miss, laundress Julius Bouvet, r. 24 Tren-
ton
Buroni Joseph (Ghillmetti & Co.) r. 2124 Larkin
Burpee M. C, watertender stmr Columbia
Burpee Nathaniel W. , carpenter, r. W s Douglass bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
BuiT Amos, traveling jia^senger agent Vanderbilt Lines,
10 Montgomery, r. 1015 Market
Burr Annie, widow, r. 447 Natoma
Burr Augusta, widow, shoefitter Lobenstein Bros. , r.
1807 Mission
Burr Benjamin J. (B. J. Burr & Co.) r. 1519 Sacramento
Burr B. J. & Co. (Benjamin J. Burr and Samuel Meyer)
merchant tailors, 5| Kearny
Burr Carrie, widow, r, 303 Guerrero
Burr C. C. & Co. (Clarence C. Burr) mnfrs mustard and
spices, IDs Market, rooms 58-59
Burr Cliarles H. (Burr & Shields) r. 108 Lundy Lane
BUnn CHARLEo H.» weather strip
niaiiuf'artiirer. eu; Ulsslon, r. Berkeley
Burr Clarence (_'. (C. C. Burr & Co.) r. NE cor Van Ness
Av and Filbert
Burr E. C, manager Alameda Sugar Co., 132 Market, r.
1722 Vallejo
Burr Eli B. , cashier Land Dept. S. P. RR. Co., r. 411
Twentv-first
BURR FOLDING BED CO.
(Uilliam ii. Job^ton) dealers and niana-
racturers Bnrr Parlor Folding Bed, also
aseuts .4ndre\v.H' Fpright Cabinet Beds,
and sole agents for Harks' .Idjnstable
Folding Chairs and >Vheel Chairs, «63
.narket, Telephone .nain lOl
Burr George, r. 136 Fifth
"PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS F=IXTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory,
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Burr George E. tinsmith, r. 1807 Mission
Burr George W., solicitor, r. 1413 Mission
Burr John, whar/ builder, r. 1619 Mason
Burr Le\i, r. 127 Bay
Burr Margaret, widow, r. 1619 Mason
Burr Mary A., widov\-, r. 1824 San Carlos Av
Burr P. L., clerk Smedberg & Mitchell, r. 1456 Franklin
Burr Richard, clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Burr Robert, driver Winthrop J. Fifield, r. 320 Fulton
Burr Samuel B., silversmith, r. 1456 Franklin
BURR «fc !iHIELn.S (Charles H. Burr and Henry E.
Shields) proprietors Co-operative Paper Hanging: Co.,
635 McAllister
B^Burr. See Buhr
Burrall Lucia M. Miss, stenographer Alliance Assurance
Co. , r. Oakland
Burrell Alfred W., president California Bridge and Con-
struction Co. , branch office 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor,
r. Oakland
BURRELL EUM'ARD F., secretary C. A. Hooper &
Co., 204 Front, r. Alameda
Burrell Edward H., solicitor California Architectural
Pub. Co , r. 2643 Sacramento
Burrell James H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 1045
Market
Burrell Joseph, patternmaker, r. 913i Lombard
Burrell J. T., waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Burrell L. F. Mrs., dressmaking, 869 Mission
Burrell Martha G. , widow, r. 424 Shotwell
Burrell Minnie, vocalist, r. 107 Ash Av
Burrell Nellie E. Mrs., artist, r. 225S Ridley
Burrell Nicholson, janitor, r. 211 Fourth
Burrell Smith A., cashier C. A. Hooper & Co.,
meda
Burrell Thomas, carpenter, r. 1231 Market
BURRELL WALTER S., superintendent
Undertaking Co. , 733 Mission, r. 869 Mission
Burrenii William, contractor, r. 523 Laguna
Burress Floyd S., ship carpenter, r. 18 Eleventh
Burress Frank F., clerk Westem Union Tel. Co., r. 18
Eleventh
Burress Frederick, tanner, r. 808 Fifteenth Av South
Biu-ress Mary Mrs., r. 515 Sixth
Burress Bichard W., sign painter, r. 515 Si.xth
Burress Russell T., teamster, r. 808 Fifteenth Av South
Burress Victor L., porter Lowenberg & Co., r. 43 Second
Burress William P., driver The Pacific Transfer Co., r.
43 Second
Burri Joseph , cook Swiss Hotel
Burridge Benjamin W. (Schaezlein & Burridge) r. 1822
Page
Burrier Lucv Mrs., r. 318 Eddy
Burrill Alfred B., clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 2
Burrington J. Allen, clerk F. C. Horning, r. 271(
Burris Butler, bookkeeper, r. 824 Shotwell
Burris Caroline E., widow, r. 208 Jessie
Burris Eugene W. , waiter, r. 268 Jessie
Burris Lulu Mrs., r. 220 Eddy
Burris William, laborer, r. Alms House
B^"Burris. See Burress
Burroughs Augustus L., gripman Cal. St. RR.,
Polk
Burroughs John, driver Union Soap Factory, r. 897
Market
Burrow Joy, hostler Holmes & Jenkins, r. 834 Devisa-
dero
Burrowes Alexander, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1005
Capp
Burrowes T. Mrs. , r. 17 Haight
Burrows Edward W., r. 123 Shipley
Burrows Frank D., clerk Auditor's office, r. 514i Her-
mann
Burrows Henry, messman stmr City of Sydney
Burrows John, stevedore, r. 208 Minna
Burrows Richard, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. ^\^cs, r.
247 Second
Ala-
Union 3 ra
38 Sixth
Howard
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at $1.00 per Honth, or iold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Peirler-Jfloet & Co. Clianipaone "
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Burrows R. J., couduct<ir Market St. Ry., r. 426p Devis-
adero
Burrows Thomas, lougshoreman, r. 724 Front
Burrows Thomas, plumber, r. 117 Germania
Burrows William, driver, r. cor Thlrtj-second and Dia-
mond
Burrows William J., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Far^o
& Co.. r. 318 Golden Gate Av
Burshaw John, builder, r. 1039 Mission
Burson Belle Miss, stenographer Clinton E. Worden &
Co., r. 954 Bush
Burson Irene M. Miss, r. 825 Sutter
Burson James A., r. 954 Bush
Burson John W. , distributor Post Office, r. 410 Taylor
Burson Joseph W., clerk Post Office, r. 825 Sutter
Burson Lizzie J., widow, r. 952 Bush
1^" Burson. See Berson
Burt Addle Mrs., clerk J. H. Seeba, r. 3:31 Kearny
Burt Albert, manager Eagle Sisrn Co., 119 California, r.
1929 Devisadero
Burt Anna T. Miss, stenographer and t\T)ewriter, 9
Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1226 Bush
Burt Charles J., plasterer, r. 214| Fair Oaks
Bl RT DAVID, secretary Charles M. Depew Planing
Mill Co., 229-233 Berrj-, r. 202 Grove
Burt Emily, widow, r. 606 Octavia
Burt Frances Miss, stenographer John J. Burt, r. San
Jose, Cal
Burt Frank A., r. 1400 Webster
Burt Jennie R. , widow, r. 224 Shotwell
BI'RT J4»II.\ J., attorney at law, 420 California,
rooms 20-21, r. San Jose, Cal
Burt Robert, painter Joseph A. Johnson, r. 14 Selina
PI
Burt Samuel, compositor Bulletin, r. Oakland
Burt Thomas N., molder Golden State and Miners Iron
Wks, 918 Twenty-secoDd
Burt William J., house mover, office 16 Post, r. 2817
Mission
Bxirt Wilson A., plasterer, r. 918 Twenty-second
6^ Burt See Bert
Burtchaell James T., asst. exchange teller London and
S. F. Bank, r. Larkspur, Cal.
Burtchaell John W., art brass woks, 13 Trinity, r. 2828
Bush
Burtchaell Samuel W., clerk Dolliver & Bros., r. 2010
Gearj-
Burtchaell B., clerk Scottish Union and Xational Ins Co.,
r. Larkspur, Cal.
Burtelt Frederick, master schr Carrier Dove, r. 1419i
Mason
Burtin M. Mrs.,r. 415 Powell
Burtis Augustine W., manager C. C. Patridge, r. Oak-
land
Burtis Edith Miss, actress, r. 1 k21 Clay
Burtis James W. , r. 126 Fifth
Burtis Robert W., office 31 Second, r. 813 Webster
Burtis Sloan, traveling salesman M. & C. Mangels, r. 915
Post
sjiector Fire Underwriters Bureau,
Biutis William B.
r. 1421 Clay
Burtnett John A.
Burton August
painter, r. 555aNatoma
K., salesman Cobiuii, Tevis&Co., r.
1125 Buchanan
Burton Arthur (South & Burton) r. 1601 Harrison
Burton Benjamin J., farmer, r. 2101 Hyde
Burton Benjamin T., phvsician and surgeon, office and
r. 1031 Market
Burton Charles E. , cashier Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 23 Glen Park Av
Bl RTO.\ ('HARLE!>> O., Grand Secretary American
Legion of Honor, 6 Eddy, r. 728a Ashburj-
Burlon C. S., clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Burton David, laborer, r. 1425 Jackson, real
Burton George K., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Grand Hotel
Burton George W., publisher and proprietor The Grace
and County Merchant, 207-209 Sacramento, r. .\la-
lueda
Burton Harrj", Deputy County CUerk, r. 826 Page
Burton Henry, expressman, SE cor Market and Seventh,
r. 2604 Sutter
Burt< «n Henry, fireman stmr Ci >sta Rica, r. 340 Stewart
Burton Henry, Surgeon U. S. A., r. 791 Sutter
HurtMU Henry Mrs., bakery and notions, 2604 Sutter
BURTON ISAAC Lf manaractarer.
engines, elevators, pnmps (steam and
rentrlfagal)and bookbinder's niacbinerv,
115.117 First, r. 2'iri (ireenwlcb
Burton James, i)atternmaker W. T. Garr.ttt X Co.. r. 231
OTarrell
Burton James G., clerk r. 132a Twenty-sixth
Burton J. O., carpenter, r. 620 Fourth
Burton John, longshoreman, r. 514 Folsimi
Burton John A., secretarj- and treasurer Moraga Lund
Assn., .58-59 Chronicle Bldg, r. .501 Capp
Burton John S., .salesman James S. Con well, r. 1S24<.'
Howard
Burton John W., foreman patternmaker Golden State
and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 351 First
Burton Letitia A., widow, r. 927 Greenwich
Burton Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 200 Franklin
Burton Margarette D., widow, artist, 7 Montgomerj- A\
Burton Raleigh J., miner, r. 926 Mission
Burton Samuel C, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. C.,
r. 326 Eddy
Burton Stella Miss, retoucher Louis Thors, r. 730a Ash-
burj-
Burton William, bookkeeper, r 948i Howard
Burton W. H. & Co. (William H. Burton) awning mnfr,
706 Mission
Burton William, seaman, r. 6 Union
Burton William H. (W. H. Burton &: Co.) r. 1824c How-
ard
I^^Burton. See Berton acd F>ertui
Burtschell Augustus, millhand, r. 1443 Harrison
Biui^chell L. , r. 22 Stanford
Biul«chell William, marine engineer, r. 629 Second
Burwell Daniel S., shipping cierk W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
Burwell Laura Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wks
Burwell Viola Miss, manicure, 850 Market
Bury Allen B., clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co.. r. 1S12
"Fillmore
Bury Arthur T., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 1812 Fillmore
Bury George F. , truckman Truck 4, r. 3 Sharp PI
Burj- John A., furnished rooms, 110 Sixth
Bury Thomas, detective, r. 1812 Fillmore
Burj- Valentine R., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.. r. 1812
Fillmore
Busbee William, clerk, r. 430 Brannan
Busby Benjamin, cook, r. 1133i Pacific
Busbv Florence Miss, printer, f. 202 Bartlett
Busby Fred H., manufacturer of gloves, 412 Market, r.
Oakland
Busby Henry, hostler Famsworth & Collins, r. 325 Ritoh
Busby John," shoemaker, 3312 Mission, r. 203 Bartlett
Busby John A., clerk, r. 351 Fourth
Btisbv William, clerk, r. 430 Brannan
Buscelle Carrie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3131 Sixteenth
Buscelle Edwin C, actor, r. 1714 Harrison
Buscelle James F. , carpenter, r. 3131 Sixteenth
Buscelle James R., insurance broker, r. 3131 Sixteenth
Busch Daniel, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r. 9i
Rausch
Busch Edward, cook Spaelti & Diethelm
Busch George, papercutter Schmidt Label and Lit
Co.,r. 545 First
Busch George D., laborer, r. Hunter's Pouit, South S.
Busch Herman H., comjwsitor Valleau & Oliver, r. 1< -■
Devisadero
SAN FRAMCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SIDEWALI MYI
Bituminous Rocl< and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
sujI^lBE 5/^fi FRnNGISGO GftLL
CHAS M. SHORTEIBGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Busch Henry, laborer, r. 817 Pierce
Busch Herman, bartender, r. 447 Broadwa.\
Busch Joseph J., teamster, r. 2012 Dupont
Busch Jd^eph S. , laborer, r. 2012 Dupont
Busch Martin L., r. 520a Nineteenth
Busch M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 520a Nineteenth
Busch Paul, proprietor Ocean Terrace Restaurant, Sutro
Heights
Busch Peter \. (Busch & Wocker), r. 3918 Sacramento
Busch William C, blacksmith Mockel & Co., r. 1132
Bryant
Bl'8('H WILLIAM H., vice-president and manager
Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., 410
Pine, r. 2642 Howard
KI'MCH «& M'04'K.ER (Peter V. Busch and August C.
Wcicker), artists and fresco painters, office 325 Mont-
j^'omerv, room 31, studio, 3010 Sacramento
1^" Busch.' See Bush
Buschler John, carpenter, r. 22 Turk
Buschmi F., painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Buschmann John, bartender Martin Detels, r. 12.^ Sac-
ramento
Buse William, baker Albert Breuss, r. 7A Vassar PI
Buser Emma Miss, r. 1020 Castro
Bush Alice C, cashier .^. G. Carswell, r. 1719 Turk
Bush Anna K. Mrs., r. 614 O'Farrell
Bush Annie, widow, groceries, 23 Thirteenth
Bush Anthony H., clerk Freight Auditor's DeptS. P. Co.
Bush Archibald J., gasfitter, r. 614 O'Farrell
Bush Barbara, widow, r. 930^ Harrison
Bush Carl H., bartender Charles Bush, r. 115 Eddy
Bush Charles, r. 1839 Polk
Bush Charles, bowling alley, 220 Grant Av, r. 817 Pine
push Charles, cook, r, 1300 Turk
Bush Charles, restaurant, 764-765 Market, r. 1020b Fi.l-
som
Bush Charles G. (Bush & Son) r. 1512 Octavia
Bush Charles H., carpenter, r. 523 Post
Bush Charles P., policeman, r. .523 Post
Bush Charles S., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Bush ■Clinton H., clerk, r. 723 Valencia
Bush Cora, widow, r. 1217 Powell
Bush David, manager Country Dept O'Farrell & Co., r.
Oakland
Bush Edward, ])iledriver State Driver No. 2, r. Oakland
Bush Edwin D. , commission merchant, 405 Front, room
4, r. Alameda
Bush Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar
School, r. 1716 Hvde
Bush Ferdinand J. H., with Bush & Son, 2108 Howard
Bush Frank, bo lermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 2008 Leaven-
worth
Bush Frank A. , clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 817 Capp
Bush George, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 817 Pine
Bush George E., expressman, r. 6 Church Lane
Bush G. Frederick, buyer Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co. , r. Berkeley
Bush Harry, clerk," r. 1020b Folsom
BirSH HARRY V., general freight agent Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, 59 Chronicle Bldg, r. Oakland
Bush Harrv L. , r. 2826 Bush
KVSU. HE\RV T., president Bush & Mallett Co.,
328-330 Post, r. 614 O'Farrell
Bush H. N. F., r. 1037 Mission
Bush Hyman P., bookkeeper U. S. Mint and secretarj-
Eureka Consolidated Mining C<j., office 134 Market
r. Hotel Mirabeau
Bush Jacob, porter Cal. Wire Wks, r. 4 Midwaj-
Bush John, r. 817 Capp
Bush John, collector The J. Dewing Co. , r. East < >akland
;h John, porter, r. 211 Fourth
Bush John Jr, stonecutter, r. 817 Capp
Bush John F., boilermaker, r. 1214 Green
Bush John S., traveling salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Phoenix, A. T.
Bush Joseph, cook, r. 108 Eighth
Bush Joseph, porter, r. 871 Market
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
€i22 7vr?5RKET STREET
Vp-Stairs, opp. Pal.^vce Hotel.
Many Xovelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSHUKG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Bush Joseph A. , clerk, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Joseph A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 817 Capp
Bush Josei)h J., driver George Phillips, r. 1928 Howard
Bush Julia E., widow, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Lafayette L., hostler John C. Traver, r. 2611 Mis-
sion
Bush Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 723 Gough
Bush Lizzie R. Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar
School, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Louis (Bush & Son) r. 2108 Howard
Bush Louis C., retoucher Tabor Photographic Co., r. 932
Bush
Bush Nathan, manager Cal. Dair\' Kitchen, 761-763 Mar-
ket, r. 663 Willow Av
Bush Peter, r. 327 O'Farrell
Bush Richard J., cashier U. S. Naval Office, r. 905a Bush
Bush Rose Miss, cutter Amiand Calleau, r. 1640 Sacra-
mento
Bush Street House, 336^ Bush
Bush Street Theater, S s Bush bet Kearny and Mont-
gomery
Bush Thomas A. , conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
13 Valle3
Bush Walter N., principal Polytechnic High School, r.
1001 Pine
Bush William, clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 817 Pine
Bush William B., shirtcutter Thomas E. Kent, r. 817
Capp
Bush William J., asst vault clerk Safe Deposit Dept
Union Trust Co., r. 523 Post
Bush William K., butcher, 2203 Polk, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush William K., machinehand, r. 223 Thirteenth
BirSH A HIALLETT CODirA.VY, H. T. Bush presi-
dent, C. F. Mallett secretary, manufacturers and
dealers in gas and electrical fixtures, wood and iron
mantels, etc. , 328-330 Post, Telephone Main 784
BUSri & MALLETT CO.
MANrFACTURFTRS
GAS & ELECTRIC FIXTURES
Mantels, Crates and Tiles
328-330 POST ST.
Opposite Union Square,
SAN FRANCISCO
BI'SH «& SO^" (Louis and Charles G.)dentists, 8 Kearny
B^ Bush. See Busch
Bushard John, r. 19 Laskie
Bushell Alfred, bricklaj'er, r. 228 Fourth Av
Bushell William, oiler stmr Costa Rica, r. 214 Seventh Av
Bushell William H. , boilennaker Risdon L & L. Wks,
r. 214 Seventh Av
Busher Charles C, engineer, r. 712 Twenty-second
Busher John, paver, r. 134 Fourth
Bushman Edgar L. , r. 307 Fourth
Bushman William, patternmaker Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 141 Chestnut
Bushnell A. M., printer, r. 1121 J Howard
Bushnell Edward R. , compositor Post, r. 781 Haight
Bushnell Eliza, widow, r. 266.=^ Howard
BUSHNELL FKEB H., Fotografer, 1410 Market, Tele-
phone South 227
Bushnell George E. , physician and surgeon, office and r.
1121 Sutter
Bushnell Maria L., widow, r. 833 Howard
Bushnell Waters A., manager Review Printing Co. , 632
Market, r. 833 Howard
Bushnell William E., master stmr Piedmont, r. 23f)
Hajes
Bushway Ellen, \ndow, r. 320 Lombard
Bushna",- Maurice M., clerk, r. 320 Lombard
BITSIXESS EVENIXG SCHOOL. Elbert C. Kilpa-
triek Principal, S s Bush nr St-ockton
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Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
Single Fare, $4.50, On sale at 2 New
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428 California Street
Basiuess Men's Democratic Association of California, 413
Stoclfton
Busing Henrj-, r. 1413 Mason
Busing Jolin, seaman, r. 110 Berrj-
Businger Camelia Mrs., mnfr cigars, 1428 Xebrasica
Businger Hyacinth, liquors, 1428 Xebraska
Busk William, medical student, r. 723 Gough
Busk William L. P., fruit dealer, r. 437 O'Farrell
Buslin James, butcher, r. 511 Florida
Buss Charles, painter, r. 104 Caroline
Buss John G., baker Palace Restaurant, r. 104 Caroline
Busse August, restaurant, 550 First, r. 504 Second
Busse Frank A., bookkeeper A. Skaife & Co., r. 824
Waller
Busse Frederick, painter Swan & Stein, r. 435 Pine
Busse Louis, r. 1920 San Carlos Av
Busse Morris (Busse & Willard) r. 410 Post
Busse Richard, blacksmith, 306 Eleventh
Busse William (Busse & Gehrv) r. r. 547 Howard
Busse William E., with J. J. Pfist«r Knitting Co., r. 118*
Fair Oaks
Busse & Gehry i William Busse and August Gehry) board-
ing, 547 Howard
Bussy & Willard (Morris Bus.sy and Nathan Willard,
tailors, 335 Bush
Bussell Arthur, steward Citv of Rio de Janeiro, r. 1211
York
Bussell Louise Miss, milliner, r. 524 Eddy
Bussenius A. G., clerk E. A. Rosenfeld & Co., r. NE cor
Polk and Gearj-
Bussenius Ernest .J., photographer, r. 102 Ellis
Bussenius Robert G., collector Union Ice Co., r. 2318
Market
Bussey Kate, widow, r. 1120 Leavenworth
Bussey Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1120 Leavenworth
Bussinger Ferdinand, foreman Rovlance Brass Wks, r.
1400 Sanchez
Bussolino Severino, boots and shoes, 500J Union
Bustabade S'ictoriano, tinsmith, r. 826 Pacific
Bustarret Jean, laundry, 1501 Larkin
Busteed Ann, widow, r." 1240 Twenty sixth
Busteed Mary W. Miss, teacher, r. 1240 Twenty-sixth
Busteede Annie C. Miss, stenographer, 81 Chronicle Bldg
Bustorf Heim-, cabinetmaker, r. 70^ Corbett
Buswell E. R. Mrs, bookbinder>-, 516 Commercial, r. 1005
Buswell Georsfe F., foreman William F. Buswell, r. 312
Eddv
Buswell Henn C. R. , clerk, r. 1005 Union
Buswell James M., weigher Edison L. and P. Co., r. 38a
Hawthorne
Buswell M E Mrs., 1104 Market
Buswell R. P., swit<,-hman S. P. Co., r. 715 Howard
Buswell William F., bookbinder E. R. Buswell, r. 434
Haight
BISWELL 1^'ILLIAM F., millwright, engineer and
patternmaker, 108 Main, r. 312 Eddy
Butcher Charles, r. Seventh Av South nr N
Butcher Henry, laborer, r. 227 Ritch
Butcher James L., butcher, r. S s Seventh Av South nrX
Butcher James L. Jr., butcher, r. S s Seventh Av South
nrX
Butcher Thomas W. (Peacock &; Butcher) r. 1428 Twen-
tieth
Butchers' Board of Trade of San Francisco and Alameda
Counties, Kevin J. Turner secretarj-, 320 Sansonie,
room 39
Butchers' and Stock Raisers' Re\iew The, George Meyers
& Co. publishers, 434 California, rooms 12-13
Buteau Frank H., salesman DairiTuen's Union of Cal.,r.
Oakland
Butenschon Oscar C, shirt factorj-, 1346 Folsom
Butter Alban B., vineyardist, r. 2101 Pacific Av
Buttler Allen, bricklayer, r. 312i Minna
Butler Annie, domestic 922^ FoUom
Buller Annie Miss, hatmaker, r. -lOK Welsh
Butler Austin, foreman E. J. Ro<it,'r. 126 Fourth
Butler Benjamin F., clerk John A. Roebling's Sons Co..
r. Oakland
Butler Benjamin F. , machinist, r. 1825 Greenwich
Butler Benjamin F. Mrs., widow, r. 3009 Laguna
Butler Bridget, widow, r. 447J Natoma
Butler Charles, janitor 220 Market, r. 27 Minna
Butler Charles C, capitalist, with Madison & Burke, 626
Market
BITLER CH.4RLES «.. liquors, Laura Pl„ ofif Pine
Butler Charles M., carpenter William T. Thompson, r.
168 Silver
Butler Charles S., janitor U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Butler Charles W., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 846 Mi<-
Butler Charlotte, widow, r. 48 Fourth
Butler Edward, undertaker Craig, Cochran & (!o., r. 21
Mint Av
Butler Edward S., bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayes
Butler Elizabeth, widow, r. 315 Filbert
Butler Frank, liquors, 720 Third
Butler Frank I., architect, r. 1324 Haves
BITLER FRA\K J., secretarv Butler, Schutze Co.,
723 Market, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Frank M. , accountant Pacific Bridge Co. , r, Oak-
land
Butler Fred W., b<X)kkeeper Trolx>ck & Bergin, r. 16.?1
McAllister
BITLER FREDERICK S., manager Marine De-
partment Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto, Can-
ada) 423 California, r. 2426 Jackson
Butler Frederick J., clerk, r. 1423b Bush
Butler Frederick P., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
2426 Jackson
Butler George E. (Butler Jt Halden) r. Ross Valley,
Marin Co.
Butler George E. (Dillon & Co.) r. 728 Sutter
Butler George W., machinist Whj'te & De Rome, r. 3009
Laguna
Butler Hannah, widow, boarding, 1306 Brj'ant
Butler Hard Rubber Co. (New York) mnfrs hard nabber
goixls, Henrv Dovle & Co. agents, 517-519 Market
BMtler Harriet. A., widow, r. 3009 Laguna
Butler Harry J., liquors, NW cor Tenth and Brj-ant
Butler Henrj-, cook, r. 10 Laskie
Butler Henry W., r. 7 Montgomery Av
Butler Herbert M., student, r. ll()9i Leavenworth
Butler Horace, fruits, Tiburon Ferry, foot of Clay
Butler James, cider maker King-Morse Canning Co. , r.
411b Lyon
Butler James, gripman Market St. R.v, r. 323 Lyon
Butler James, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 20 Welsh
Bl'TLER J.4MES, treasurer United Workingmeii -
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Co. , 535
Market r. 116 Twenty-sixth
Butler James A., ship caq>enter, r. Columbia PI or Rut-
ledge Av
Butler James F. , laborer, r. 2326 Sutter
Butler James H., horseman, r. 823 Howard
Butler Jane, widow, r. 2109 Steiner
Butler John, blacksmith, r. W s Manchester nr Califor-
nia Av
Butler John, groceries and liquors, 121 Twenty-fourth, r.
2725 Bryant
Butler John, laborer, r. Columbia PI nr Rutledge Av
Butler John, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 135 Dore
Butler John, longshoreman, r. 65 Clementina
Butler John, wines and liquors, 506 Marketand 7 Sutter,
r. 2209 Steiner
Butler John A., foreman Simpson Lumber Co., r. 17S21
Stevenson
Butler John F., carpenter, r. 117a Webster
Butler John J., bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayes
Butler John W., compositor Call, r. 2002 Larkin
Butler John W., expressman, SW cor Larkin and Ellis, r.
1216 Fillmore
Bl'TLER JOH.V W.. secreton California Guarantee
ln\estment Co., 326 Montgomery, r. 2305 Howard
TtiG MonarcH Sicycie
Every Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
B/IKER fir H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
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BUT
Butler Joseph C, assistant cashier S. F. Gas Light Co.
: Webster
1171
430 Linden
Butler Joseph H., plumbing-, 435 Haye
Av
Butler Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms, 716 Larkin
Butler Julia, widow, r. 1137 J Shotwell
Butler Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1336 Natoma
Butler Kate L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1825 Greenwich
Butler Laura Miss, milliner, r. 716 Larkin
Butler Louis, clerk John Butler, r. 2209 Steiuer
Butler Lydia F., widow, r. 1226 Bush
Butler Margaret, widow, r. 732 Natoma
Butler Margaret J., widow, r. 8i Sherman
Butler Mary, widow, r. 117a Webster
Butler Mary E., widow, r. 12 Cherubusco
Butler Mary H., widow, r. 1226 Ash bury
BUTLEK .fl. J. MRl^., manager Carniel Cosmetic
Co. (incorporated) 131 Post
Butler Morris, cook, r. 3 Virginia PI, rear
Butler Otis, fireman, r. 9 Elliott Park
Butler Patrick, longshoreman, r. 116 Berry
Butler Percy B., clerk Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust Co., r.
2426 Jackson
BrTLER P. F., millinery, 808 Market, r. 818 Eddy
Butler P G. Rev. S. J., teacher St. Ignatus College, r.
214 Hayes
Butler Richard, inkmaker Cal. Ink Co., r. 7.'>0 Howard
Butler Richard G., tinner, r. 10 Bryant Av
Butler Richard H., cook W. H. Blunden, r. 10 Laskie
Butler Robert, compositor Examiner, r. 917 Natoma
Butler Robert, president Olvmpia Social and Sporting
Club, 30 Erie, r. 917 Natoma
Butler Robert M., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1109i Leaven-
worth
Butler Sarah W., widow, r. 1109i Leavenworth
BL'TLER. !i<€HlITZE €0. (incorporated) Frederick
Schutze president, Frank J. Butler secretary, im-
porters of millinery, 723 Market, Telephone Main 558
Butler Terrence, glassblower, r. W s Manchester nr Cali-
fornia Av
Butler Theodore, cook, r. 19 Hinckley
Butler Thomas (McGowan & Butler) r. 1324 Hayes
Butler Thomas, waiter, r. 35 Everett
Butler Thomas B., actor, r. 1706 Kearny
Butler Thomas E., bookkeeper, r. 207 Valencia
Butler Thomas F., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 601a Fell
Butler Thomas G., bookkeeper, r. 328 O'Farrell
Butler Thomas J., salesman, r. Columbia PI nr Rutledge
Av
Butler Thomas J. Jr., laborer S. P. Co., r. Columbia PI
nr Rutledge Av
Butler Thomas M., compositor Chronicle, r. 451 Jessie
Butler Timothy, laborer, r. 318 Fern Av
Butler Vincent K., manager Butler, Schutze Co., r. 436
Eighteenth
Butler Walter A. , messenger Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co. , r. 933 Sacramento
Butler Walter R., ship carpenter, r. Columbia PI nr Rut-
ledge Av
Butler Warren C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 14231) Bush
Butler Washington, machinist, r. 3009 Laguna
Butler Willard W., student, r. Hotel Miramar
Butler William, r. 1017 Golden Gate Av
Butler William, packer Levi, Strauss & Co., r. 65 Clem-
entina
Butler William, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Butler William A. , contractor, r. 1324 Haves
Butler William H., clerk, r. 3009 Laguna "
Butler William J., gasfltter, r. 1137i Shotwell
Butler William W., janitor Flood Bldg, r. Oakland
Butler Winifred, widow, r. W s Manchester nr Califor-
nia Av
BlITLEK «k H4LD.4\ (<Jeorge E. Butler and Edward
B. Haldan) general agents Phucnix Assurance Co. (of
London) and Providence Washington Insurance Co.
(of Rhode Island) 413 California, Telephone Main 684
F. W. WRIGfrTf
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
8^-Butler. See Beutler
BL IT AUGIE C, groceries and provisions, wines and
liquors, SE cor Sutter and Laguna
Butt Carston C, groceries and liquors, 333 Nineteenth,
r. 1802 Stevenson
Butt Peter D., hay, grain, wood and coal, 336 Nine-
teenth
Butt Peter N., insurance agent, r. 1631 Sutter
Butt Peter N. Jr., gi-oceries and liquors, 1501 Leaven-
worth
Butte Charles P., electrician, r. 1027 Pacific
Butte Lena C. Miss, teacher music, r. 1027 Pacific
Butte Paul, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 1027 Pa-
cific
Butte Queen Mining Co., F, W. Spencer president, offifc
721 Market
Buttelmann Henry E. A., groceries, NW cor Eleventh
and Howard, r. 136 Eleventh
Butter Herman, tinsmith Ahlbach & Co., r. 2819J Mis-
sion
BUTTERFIELD AUCTION CO.,
I. >'. I'attisoii iiresldont and treasurer.
Frank W, Batterrield nianaeer, salc»i-
rooni IG McAllister, near Market, dovr n
town otnce, 19 .Montgomery
Butterfield Charles, carpenter Unsworth Sign Co. , r. 1
Eddy PI
Butterfield Charles F., blacksmith F. L. Butterfleld, r.
858 Howard
Butterfield Edward, painter, r. 22 South Park
BUTT EK FIELD FKA%K W., manager ButUr-
field Auction Co., 16 McAllister, r. 1426 Page .
Butterfield Fred & Co. (New York) George W. Lederer
agent, office 120 Sutter, room 73
Butterfield Frederick L. , wagon mnfr, 860 Howard, r.
858 Howard
Butterfield George, sign painter, r. 108^ Ninth
Butterfield Ida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1842 Howard
Butterfield Nellie, widow, r. 108i Ninth
BIJTTEKFIELD %»ILLIAM, real estate and general
auctioneer, etc., 2 Crocker Bldg, r. Menlo Park
Butterfield William E., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,
r. 1045 Market
BI;TTEIM(^K publishing CO. (limited) Horace
A. Deming manager, 124 Post
Butterly Bartholomew, cigars and tobacco, 102 Steuart,
r. 32 Steuart
Butterly Edward, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Butterman Carl, dyer Co-operative Laundrj-
Butt rs Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper Palace Hotel
Butters Mary, w dow, r. 814 Twenty-fifth
Butters William M. Jr., traveling salesman E. J. Bowi-ii.
r. Oakland
Butterworth James H., plumber, r. SW cor Merced ami
Thirtieth
BI;TTER>V0RTH JOHX B.. plumber, 1809 PnlU,
r. 1223 I'nion
Butterworth .1 1 ihii \V., policeman, r. 2i 10 Harrison
BUTTERWORTH THOMAS C
stained glass >vorks, memorial windows,
glass bending, c-iittinK, staining and em-
bossing cliur*-!! windows, 3a3.325'2'J"
Tenth, Telephone !>«outh 387, r. 37 Haighl
Buttgenbach Hugo, clerk Buttgenbach & Widman. r.
314 Steiuer
Buttgenbach Joseph (Buttgenbach k Widman) r. S14
Steiner
Buttgenbach Walter, clerk Buttgenbach & Widman, v.
314 Steiner
Buttgenbach & Widman (Joseph Buttgenbach and Wil
Ham H. Widman) pork packers, NW cor Fourth ;inti
Bryant
Buttinier Addie Miss, student, r. 315 Castro
Buttimore John, hostler, r. 435 Clementina
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Buttle Clement F., boileriuaker Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
2325 Harrison
Buttle John J. , carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttle Walter C, caqienter, r. 2325 Harrison
Butler Augustus, laborer S. P. Co.
Buttler Harriette C. Miss, teacher Miss Mary Lake, r. 3214
Washington
Buttler T. J., laborer S. P. Co.
Buttner Adoljih, butcher Schrader Rros., r. 120A Nine-
teenth-
Buttner Christina, widow, r. 917 Filbert
Buttner Christopher, coojier Willows Brewery, r. 120A
Nineteenth
Buttner Ernest, driter, r. 578 Seventeenth
Buttner Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1417 Mason
Buttner Henry (Buttner & Co.) r. 1701 Church
Buttner Henry A., gardener Laurel Hill Cemeterj', r.
515 Guerrero
Buttner Joseph, laborer, r. 628 Twenty-second
Buttner Marj-, widow, r. 1417 Mason
Buttner Marj' Miss, furnished rooms, 746 Mission
Buttner Mary Mrs., r. 746 Mission
Buttner William, superintendent California Art Glass
Bending and Cuttmg Works, r. 31 Thirteenth
Buttner & Co. (Henry Buttner and Nicholas Wirlz) bak-
erj- and confectionerj', 120 Third
Button Frank A., salesman Bush & Mallett Co., r. 817
Gearj'
Button Isaac J. , driver Golden Gate Oil Supply Co., r.
119 Franklin
Button Philij), cigars and tobacco, SE cor Citv Hall Sq.
and Park Av, r. 11 Ru-s
Button R. W. , broker, 508 Montgomery, room 25a, r.
Oakland
Butts Hermann J., driver, r. 17 Isis
Butts William B. , r. 118 Ninth
Bute Ellen, widow, r. 2132 Bush
Butz Frederick R., insurance, r. 2132 Bush
Butz Herman, trussraaker, 4 Martha PI
Butz Philip C, clerk James J. Hayes, r. 2942 Mission
Butzbach Charles, barber, 338 Fifth Av
Butzbach Charles Mrs., bakerv and notions, 338 Fifth Av
Butzbach Edward E., barber, 615 Fifth Av, r. 310 Fifth Av
Butzke William, upholsterer, r. 19 Linden Av
Buxton Annie M., widow, r. 67 Everett
Buxton P. B. Mrs. widow, r. 609 Jones
Buxton Samuel, undertaker, r. 67 Everett
Buxtorf Christoi)her, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansome,
r. 348 Third
Buy Ole, longshoreman, r. 19 Harrison Av, rear
BIVeK C'H ARLE.S (Buver & Reich) r. 916 Van Ness
Av
Bi:VKR •& REICH (Charies Buyer and Leojwld
Reich) importers hosiery, undenvear, fancy goods,
notions, corsets, German woolens and cotton yams,
embroidery- and art materials, gilt and silver goods,
etc., 221-223 Bush
B\izard Alfred B., veterinary surgeon, r. 774 Clayton
Buzavich Dominik, cook A. H. Beth, r. 36 Vallejo
Kuzello Arthur R., masseur, 1117 Van Ness Av
Buzzal-aca Carl, r. 702 Vallejo
Knzzell, Stillman O., carpenter, r. 437 Eighteenth
BtlXZIKI CiEORGE, wines and liquors, 31 Nintl), r.
33 Ninth
Buzzini Joseph, liquors, SE cor Railroad Av and niirty-
second Av South
Buzzini Martin, cement worker, r. 1023 Sanchez
Byark John, laundrvman Sunset Laundn" Co., r. 44
Quinn
Bybee J. H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Bye Bertha, widow, r. 408 Chestnut
Bye Jacob, car builder CaJ. Car Wks
Byers Frederick, fireman, r. 416 Folsom
Byers James D. , carjjenter, r. 114 Turk
Byers Walter J., photographer, r. 606d Bartlett
Byington Fred F., manager Dispatch Printing Co., 28
Third, r. Oakland
Byington Kate, widow, r. 1412 Post
Byington Lewis F. (Weller &, Byington) attorney at law,
420 California, rooms 28-29, r. 1412 Post
Byington William H., deputy Sheriff, r. 2121 Bush
Bylan A. C, carpenter, r. New Western Hotel
Byles George, real estate, r. 725 California
Bynon William H., salesman, r. 1033 Guerrero
Byram Edward, detective, r. 1904 Green
Byram Izanah, widow, r. 1904 Green
Byren Robert, coachman, r. 633 Stevenson
Bvrne Alfred, musician, r. 2857 Mission
Byrne Allan, clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 616 Jones
BJTne Alouzo, finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co. , r. 346
Fourth
Byrne Ann W., widow, r. Alms House
Byrne Anne, widow, r. 203 Hyde
Bryne Annie, widow, r. 315 Gough
B^-me Bridget, widow, varieties 1205 Scott
Bvrne Carrie L. Mrs., saleslady Lucius W. Sanborn, r.
709 Post
Byrne Cassie. domestic 1721 Broadway
Bynie Charles F., upholsterer, r. 1407 Devisadero
Bvrne Cornelius J., oculist, r. 1050 Mission
Byrne Daniel, porter Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,
r. 622i Linden Av
BjTue Frank, carpenter Gearj- St. RR., r. 1530 Post
Bvrne Frank, laborer, r. 30 Laidlej-
BjTne Frank Jr., clerk Roos Bros., r. 1530 Post
BjTiie Frank J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
65«
898
BjTne Garratt J., superintendent O'Connor, Moff^tt &
Co., r. Russ House
BjTne George, laborer, r. 44 Gilbert
BjTue George G., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Alameda
B>Tne George P., tinsmith, r. 1216 Oak
Bj-me Gerald, clerk W. R. Baker, r. 705 Mission
Bvrne Henrv D., machine hand Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
213 Seventh
Bvrne Henrv L., real estate, r. 817 Oak
Byrne Henry T. , teamster, t. 2338 Washington
BjTiie James, driver, r. 25 Beideman PI
Byrne James, gardener, r. 1221 Devisadero
Byrne James, liquors, 973 Howard
Byrne James D., carriage painter Carvill Mnfg Co., r.
SW cor Castro and Army
Bj-me James J., plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 11 Noe
Byrne James J., stage carpenter, r. 17 Natoma
BJ-me J. E., plumber, r. Rojal House
Byrne John, boilermaker, r. 65 Natoma
Byrne John, liquors, 148 New Montgomery,
Howard
Bvrne John, teamster, r. 729 Church
Byrne John E., laborer, r. 2116 Howard
Bj-nie John F., grainer James H. Leunon,
Dolores
BYRNE JOM.N' J., general passenger agent Atlantic
and Pacific Rail Road, 59 Chronicle Bldg, head-
quarters Los Angeles
Byrne John L., plumber, r. 932 Shotwell
Bi,Tne John M., capitalist, 533 Kearny, room 11, r. 514
Mason
BjTne John, jihysician, office and r. N s Sadowa bet
Orazaba and Cipitol, Ocean View
Byrne John P., clerk, r. 905 Harrison
Byrne John P. , groceries and liquors, 22 Langton
Bvrne John R., with Cal. Fig Svrup Company, r. 1905
Hyde
BjTne John T. (John T. Byrne & Co.) r. Alameda
Bvrne John T. & Co. (John T. Bvrne) mnfrs straw and
felt hats, 31 Second
Byrne Joseph (Joseph BjTiie & Co.) r. 1067 Mission
Bvrne JosejA, hackman Portsmouth Sq, r. 16 Bourbon
PI
BjTiie Joseph, plumber P. F. Wood & Co., r. 11 Noe
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"LOHENGRIN"
Byrue) wwoleii!*, worsteds and caMsiiiierrM,
Byrne Joseph F. Rev., r. 1100 Franklin
Byrne Joseph P. (Mesmer & Byrne) 41 Mills mdg, 10th
floor
Byrne Joseph T., engraver, 31 Eddy, r. 15 Morris Av
BjTne K. L., journilist, r. 703 Hayes
Bvrne Maria, widow, r. 803 Howard
Byrne Marie (Byrne & McCoy) r. 1104 Market
Byrne Martha J. Miss, clerk, r. 1407 Devisadero
Bvrne Mary J. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Sarah A. Lowe,
r. SE cor Twenty-seventh and Harrison
Bvrne Mary E., widow, r. 1815 Webster
Bvrne Mary E. Miss, clerk, r. 2407 Devisadero
Bvrne Mary M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Bvrne Matthew, pressman, r. 244 Minna
Byrne Michael, salesman J. J. .O'Brien & Co., r, 1230
Green
Bvrne Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 32 Clara
B>Tne Michael B., clerk Mary A. Fox, r. 448 Fifteenth
Byrne Michael C, stevedore, r. 68 Natoma
Byrne Michael J., teamster ,r. 465 Shotwell
Byrne Miles, mortorman Market St. Ry, r. 314 \icks-
buig
Bvrne Ni'^holas, r. 2116 Howard
Byrne Patrick, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 117
Seventeenth Av South
B^rne Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Lily Av
Byrne Patr ck, laborer, r. 210 Michigan
Bvrne Patrick, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
B\rne Patrick F., laborer Cattoii, Bell & Co., r. .^07
Eighth
Byrne Peter, laborer, r. 117 Seventeenth Av South
B'\ rne Richard, coachman, 1822 Sacramento
Byrne Richard J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1009
Scott
Byrne Robert A., with Cal. FigSjTup Co., r. 1905 Hyde
BjTne Rosa, widow, r. 905 Harrison
Byrne Stephen, groceries and liquors, SE cor Gunnison
and Precita Avs
Byrne Stephen A., meter man, r. 14 Gunnison
Byrne Thomas, contractor, r. 932 Shotwell
Byrne Thomas, policeman, r. 116 Olivia Av
Bj-me Thomas, presshand Pac. Can Co., r. 729 Church
Byrne Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 622 J
Linden Av
B\ rne Thomas, traveling salesman, r. 703 Hayes
Byrne Thomas R., barber Harrj' L. Holdsworth, r. 932
Shotwell
I^.vrne Thomas H., r. 8 Oak Grove Av
Byrne Thomas H., plumber, r. 735 Twenty-second
Byrne Walter J., clerk, r. 948^ Howard
Byrne William, cabinetmaker, r. 26 Turk
Bvrne William H., foreman Engine 6, r. 937 Folsom
Bj-rne William (Bj-rne & Cusick) r. 2323 California
Bvrne William J. , engineer, r. 1407 Devisadero
Byrne William J. Jr., plumber, r. 1407 Devisadero
Byrne William R., machine hand Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
213 Seventh
Byrne William W., machinist Market St. Ry, r. 2719
Harrison
Byrne Winifred Miss, dressmaker, r. 804 Van Ness Av
Byrne W. M. Mrs. , furnished rooms, r. 337 Gearj-
Bvrne & Cusick (William J. Byrne and James Cusick )
liquors, 2426 California
Byrne & McCoy (Marie Bjrne and Adam W. McCoy) lodg-
ings, 1104 Market
l^"B}Tne. See Beirne
Byrnes Albert, printer, r. 2045 Harrison
Bvrnes Alonzo A., finisher Cal. Furniture Miifg Co., r.
346 Fourth
Byrnes Annie, domestic 718 O'Farrell
Byrnes Belle, widow, r. 33 Gunnison Av
Bynies Charles, sailmaker, r. 546 Minna
Byrnes David, laborer, r. 508 Linden A\
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCUL-HRS.
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Byrnes David, watchman, r. 29 John
Byrnes David, watchman, r. 506 Linden Av
Bvnies Delia Mrs., janitress Emerson Primary School,
r. 2627 Pine
Byrnes E., r. 212 Eddy
Byrnes Edward, carpenter Harbor t^ommissioners, r. 443
Page
Byrnes Edward, machinist, r. 52 Second
Bynies Edward E., horsedealer, r. 448 Fifteenth
Byrnes Edward E., stockman, r. NE cor Guerrero and
Fifteenth
Byrnes George, marine engineer, r. 101 Jackson
Bynies Hanna, domestic 270 Jessie
BjTnes Harry A., clerk Harris Bros. & Co., r. .'iOl Van
Byrnes James, coachman, r. 1506 Franklin
BjTues James D., painter, r. SE cor Army and Castro
Byrnes James E., purser s-tnir State of California, r.2112
Byrnes James H., motonuan, r. 37S Russ
Bynies John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2:i4^ Sixth
Byrnes John F., salesman Bnint & Co.. r. 501 Van Xess
Av
B\Tiies John J., caqienter, r. 1174 Harrison
Bvnies John J., roofer, r. 340 Cumberland
BJTnes M. Miss, telephone operator, r. 16 Bourbon
BjTiies Margaret, widow, r. 340 Cumberland
Byrnes Margaret E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1214 Twentieth
Byrnes Martin, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 11 Elsie
Byrnes Mary, widow, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Byrne i Patrick J., plumber, r. 340 Cumberland
Byrnes Patrick J., seaman, r. 916 Montgomerj-
B.\Tnes Peter, teamster, r. 14 Hawrthorue
Bynies Richard, carriage driver, r. 1337 Eddy
Byrnes Richard Jr., clerk, r. 1337 Eddy
Byrnes Thomas, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 2627 Pine
Byrnes William, carriage painter, 3121 Mission, r. S s
California Av nr Virginia Av
Byrnes Will am, plumber, r. 937 Folsom
Bynies William A. , woodturner, r. 1939 Steyenson
Bvrnes William H. , engi-aver, 420 Montgomery, room 37
Bvnies William H., janitor Young Men's Christian Assn
BIdg, r. 2511 Bush
Bynies William M., r. 1416 Twenty-fifth
B^ BjTnes. See Bums
Bvron'lvv, salesman Foster & Fonge
BYRON JACKSON MACHINE
XlfODUC K.vron JackHon proprietor.
WUniVOf uianaraci iirer engines,
t-umps. harvesting and agrieiiitiiral nia-
cliinery. ft'J.^ Sixth
Byron John, bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron John J., painter, r. 1.537 Jackson
Bvron Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron William E., contractor, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byrons Joseph, salesman Frederick Grass, r. 1232 Market
Byson Hasten M., drayman, r. 2015 Howard
Bystrom Charles, boileniiaker S. P. Co., r. 2761 Six-
teenth
Byxbee Algernon G., bookkeeper Albert Hansen, r. 2513
Post
Byxbee Elmer E. , lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Ber-
keley
Byxbee George F.. shipping clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co.,
r. Berkeley
Bvxbee John F., lumber commission merchant, 42 Mar-
ket, room 1, r. East Oakland
Bvxbee Robert G. (Byxbee & Clark) and president Na-
varro Mill Co., 42 Market, rooms 1-2, r. Fruitvale
BVXBEE A t'li.lKK (Robert G. Byxbee and J.
Fessendon Clark) lumber dealers, 42 Market, rooms
1-2, Telephone Drunini 5
1^" Byxbee. See Bixbee
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C. and C. Electric Motor Co. (New York (.'itv) office So
Market
Cabanas Fernando, porter Edsen ic Bemhard, r. 841
Pacific
Cabanas L. , 3d cook stmr Umatilla
C'ABAXISS CiEOKCiE H., attomev at law, 7 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 300 Van N'ess Av
Cabanot Bernard, li(iuors, W s Railroad Av nr Ninth
Av South
Cabanot Jean P., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth Av
South bet L and M
Cabanski Martin, tailor Gordan the Tailor, r. 519 Ste-
venson
Cable House, Mrs. Esther Willett manager, 219 Tenth
Cable House, Mrs. Jennie Breen proprietor, SW cor
Twenty-eighth and Tiffany Av
Cable Jacob M., r. 4 Mayre TeiTace
Cable Restaurant, Hakonson & Anderson propnetors,
.521 Jackson
Cables Alfred H. (Cables & Bailey) r. 2201 Broderick
('ABLE!^ A BAILEV (Alfred H. Cables and E. \V.
Bailey) wines and liquors, 121 Montgomery
Caboni Efisio, photographer, 309 Montgomery Av, r. 1321
Mason
Cabos John, fruits and vegetables, 401 Gearv
Cabossel John B., butcher, 2026 Fillmore, f. 2418 Cali-
fornia
Cabot J. W., clerk Jones, Mundy & Co., r. 1020 Capp
Cabot Samuel (Boston) Bell & Van Wyck agents, creosoto
stain for shingles. 303 California," room 27
Cabral Casimir, tailor Snow's Dye AMcs, r. 1846 Howard
Cabral Harry, tailor, r. 1846 Howard
Cabral John, starcher La Grande Laundry, r. 34 Kissling
Cabral .Mathia? F. (M. F. Cabral & Co.) r. 422 Drumm
Cabral M. F. & Co. (Mathias F. Cabral, John M. Medina
and .Manuel Silveira) general c mimission, 112 Jack-
Cabrera Eduardo (Cabrera, Roma A: Co.) and trea.surer
Quiros Soda Water Co., r. 920 \an Ness Av
Cabrera Ernest, clerk Haas Bros., r. 920 Van Ness Av
Cabrera Pasqual, tailor, 1006^^ Pacific
Cabrera Robert R., buyer Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 920
Van NessAv
IMKRERA, KOMA A VO. (Eduardo Cabrera and
J. Mariano Roma) importers and commission mer-
chants, 123 California, rooms 7-10, Telephone Main
158
Cabrila Antone, candvmaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 14
Union PI
Cabrol Adrian, r. 19 Harlan PI
Caecia Antonio, carpenter, r. 1012 Montgomerj-
Caccla C, waiter Tartori & Fantini, r. St. Gallard Hotel
Caecia Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1213i Kearny
Caecia Frank, musician, r. 1213J Kearny
Caecia Joseph, salesman Julius Kron, r! 1012 Montgom-
erj-
Caecia Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 12l3i Keaniy
Caecia Thomas, milker J. T. Roberts," r. 556' Thirtieth
Av South
Cacciari Mary Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 1323
Minna
Cacciari Paris, peddler, r. 1323 Minna
Cacciari Silvestro, peddler, r. 1323 Minna, rear
Cachot Maximilian A , physician, office andr. 207 Tavlor
Cadarella Luigi (Luigi, Cadarella & Bros.) r. 59 Jessie
Cadarella Luigi & Brother* (Luigi and Philip) groceries
and fruits, 102 Second
Cadarella Philip (Luigi Cadarella & Bros.) r. 59 Jessie
C^addell James J. , hamessmaker Hogan & Cnunmey, r.
Seventh Av South bet K and L
Caddell James, bookkeeper Hogan & Crummey, r. Seventh
Av South bet K and L
Caddell John, laborer, r. 52 Williamson
Caddell Martin, yardsman George P. Wetmore, r. ,SW
cor Qiiinn and Valencia
Caddy Louise Mrs., r. 215a Valencia
Cade Alpheus B., clerk Local Freight Ofliee S. P. Co., r.
6 Turk
Cademartini Bertolini, scavenger, r. 2416 Polk
Cademartori James S., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 54
Shipley, rear
Cademartori Louis (G. D. Pixlesta & Co.) r. 901 Pacific
Cademartori Luigi (Cademartori & Camiglia) r. 426
Green
Cademartori Luigi, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 606
Greenwich
Cademartori & Camiglia (L. Cademartori and A. Cami-
glia) groceries, 426 Green
Cadenasso Eugene (Cadenasso & Co.) r. 1302 Califomia
Cadenas^o Giuseppe, capitalist, r. 631 Green
Cadenasso Giuseppe, portrait and landscape artist, 121
Post, r. 10104 Buchanan
Cadenasso Luisi, laborer, r. 762 Union
CADENASSO & CO. (Eugene (ade-
nasso and Oito n. Katto) real estate
agents and Insnranee brokers, bonses
rented and rents eollerted, ■>l'j .llont-
goniery
Cadigan Catherine, widow, r. 221A Tehama
Cadigan James, waiter stmr Australia
Cadigan Katherine, widow, r. 19 Shotwell
i^ Cadigan. See Cadogan
Cadiz Mary, domestic 2814 Sacramento
Cadlitz Wenzel, musician Scheel's Orchestra, r. 618 Ellis
C'AD.MA.\ H.4RRV W., secretan" Healds Business
College, 24 Post, r. 911 Minna
Cadman John O. (Csidman & Kittle) r. Oakland
Cadman & Kittle (John O. Cadman and William S. Kit-
tle) genei-al insurance agents and district managers
Standard Life and Accident Ins. Co. (Detroit,
Mich.) 307 Califomia
Cadogan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 434J Ringold
Cadogan Patrick J., bookkeeper John S. Barrett & Co.,
r. Oakland
Cadogan Patricio A. , clerk Levi Strauss & Co, r. 1002
Polk
Cadogan Timothy L. , pipe layer, r. 16 Dore
Cadogan William R., r. 16 Dore
Cadra Lucv, domestic 1209 Leavenwiirth
CADrX PHILIP, president Patent Brick Co., office
240 Montgomerj-, rooms 3-4
Cadwalader Louise Mrs., teacher Delsarte, r. 1501 Wash-
ington
Cadv Allen H. , carjienter and joiner Neal L. Gerts, r.
1420 Twelfth Av South
Cady Bridget, widow, r. 1630 Mission, rear
Cadv Edwin A., clerk, r. 9.57 Mission
CadV Henn^ B., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
1706 Clay
Cady Lorenzo, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Cady Maggie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 1630
Mission
Cadv Martin K,, champagne and mineral waters, office
"220 O'Farrell, r. Agua Caliente, Cal.
Cady W. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1706 Clay
Caeffel C, candjTiiaker, r. 1315 Powell
Caen Flora, widow, r. 513 Lombard
Caen Joseph, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 513 Lom-
bard
Cafarata Albert, dental student Charles H. Decker, r. 217
Chestnut
Cafe Deschamps, Deschamps & Vinet proprietoi"s, JE cor
Point Lobos and Fifth Avs
4'.4FE R<»1'.4.L, James W. Omdorff manager, SW cor
Market and Fourth, Flood Bldg
Cife The, Jor^ensen, Carlson & Peterson, proprietors
221 Kearny
Caffall James G., teamster, r. 218 Union
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?ltr.';^':r„!J
L,Ufll-^\J
PHOTOSRAPHlGglL'^gi?
109 Montgomery St.
CAF
331
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C'affall Marj- A., widow, r. 218 Union
Caffarena Philip, groceries and fruits, 1414i Powell
Caffarino Joseph, blacksmith, r. 249 Pacific
C-afferata Antone, r. Third Av South bet N and P
Cafferata Antonio, real estate, r. 802 Broadway
Cafferty John, longshoreman, r. 440 Third
Cafferty Martin, expressman, r. 335 Broadway
Caffrey Frank, elevatonnan, 420 Montgomery
Caffrey James P., groceries, 1043 Guerrero
Caffrey Lou Mrs., r. 6i Hyde
Caffrey Mary widow, r. 911J Eighteenth
Caffrey Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co., r. 132
Flood Av
Caffrey Peter J., bailiff, r. 47 Tehama
8^ Caffrey. See Caffery and McCaffrey
Cagliedo Giusepin, salesman Campodonico & Malcolm Co. ,
r. 10 Verona PI
Caglieri George G., tickket agent Fugazi & Co., r. 1022
Filbert
Cagnacci Domenico, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 412
Broadway
Cagnacci Giuseppe packer Overland Packing Co.
Cagnacci Giuseppini Miss, compositor L'ltalia
Cagnacci Gulliermo (L. Corrado & Cr.) r. 316 Broadway
Cagnacci Peter, teamster A. Levy &Co., r. 606 Chestnut
Cagney Margaret Mrs. , furnished rooms, 408 Minna
Cagney Timothy J., plumber, r. 58 Shipley, rear
Cagney Timothy M., carpenter, r. 408 Minna
Cagnoni Carlo, bartender Louis Guanziroli, r. 401 Broad-
way
Cahalan James A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 914
Howard
Cahalan James H., painter, r. 1.5 Scott
Cahalan John L., carpenter, r. 23* Laskie
Cahalan Julia, widow, dry goods, 1508 Kentucky
Cahalan Thomas L, phimber, r. 23^ Laskie
Cahalin Gertrude H. , principal Peabody Primary School,
r. 300 Post
Cahen A. & Son (Alfred and Henry) general merchandise,
118 Washington
Cahen Adolph, clerk Max Cahen & Co., r. 1044 Golden
Gate Av
Cahen Albert, draughtsman M. J. L.yon, r. 419 Van Ness
Av •
Cahen Alfred, merchant, r. 419 Van Ness Av
Cahen David (Max Cahen & Co.) r. 1044 Golden Gate Av
CAHE.V HENRY (A. Cahen & Son) and manager
Califoniia Fruit Evaporating Co., r. Baltimore House
Cahen Isidore W (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 1917 Franklin
Cahen Joseph, draughtsman R. H. White, r. 1044 Golden
Gate Av
Cahen Louis, merchant, r. 1917 Franklin
Cahen Louis & Son (Isidore W Cahen and Simon Levy)
mnfrs syrups and cordials, 420 Sacramento
Cahen Max (Max Cahen & Co. ) r. 1504 Ellis
Cahen Max & Co. (Max and David Cahen) proprietors
Commercial Restaurant and Wine Rooms, 217-219
Pine
Cahen Sigmund, salesman Joseph M. Willard, r. 1044
Golden Gate Av
Cahen Soloman, hides, tallow, furs, pelts and wool, 406
Battery, r. 2222 California
eS'Cahen. See Cahn and Kahn
Cahill A. Miss, r. 1001 Bush
Cahill Bernard J. S. (Stone & Cahill), architect, 89 Dono-
hoe Bldg, r. 1208 Clay
Cahill Brothers (Joseph R. and Emmet E.) painters, 721
Valencia
Cahill Catherine, domestic 2307 Broadway
Cahill Charles, lather, r. 322 Fifth
CAHILL ('H.4RLES E., manager E. J. Mahoney, r.
31 Fourth
Cahill Delia Miss, groceries and liquors, 1501 Montgomery
Cahill Edward F. (E. F. Cahill & Co.) r. 410 O'Farrell
Cahill Edward F. , reporter, r. 456 Guerrero
Cahill Edward J., civil engineer, 508 California, room 18,
r. Grand Hotel
GO0L, COKE, GIPE ami WOOD
HT LOMEST RHTES
TeleDlione Soutl 458. 960 Howard Street
JAMES CANTLEY
THE DIIITED STIITES BfiEWERY
bre:w
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Cahill E. F. & Co. ('Edward F. and James Cahill) stock
brokers, 325 Montgomery, room 6
Cahill Emmet E. (Cahill Bros.) r. 721 Valencia
Cahill George L., artist J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1413 Ha.yes
Cahill Henrj' M., designer J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1120a
Golden Gate Av
Cahill James (E. F. Cahill & Co.) r. 410 O'Farrell
Cahill James A., artist Chronicle, r. 9 Caroline
Cahill James H. , collector, r. 807a Seventh
Cahill Jeremiah, r. 733 Tehama
Cahill J. L. Co. (incorporated) J. L. Cahill president,
painting and decorating, 107 Sixth and 463 Natoma
Cahill John, bookkeeper E. F. Cahill & Co., r. 28 Clinton
Park
Cahill John, finisher, r. 240 Ritch
Cahill John, laborer, r. 2301 Mariposa
Cahill John C, driver Truck 5, r. 1619 Webster
Cahill John E., paper hanger J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1413
Haves
Cahill John H., laborer, r. 825^ Folsom
Cahill John H., stockbroker, 325 Montgomery ,r. 41 Sau-
chez
Cahill John L., president J. L. Cahill Co, 107 Sixth and
463 Natoma, r. 1413 Hayes
Cahill Joseph, zinc etcher Chronicle, r. 1619 Webster
Cahill Joseph R. (Cahill Bros.) r. 721 Valencia
Cahill Kate, widow, r. 12 Fargo PI
Cahill Kate, widow, r. 1619 Webster
Cahill Louisa, widow, r. 909 Minna
Cahill Maria, widow, r. 1513 Hyde
Cahill Martin, boilennaker McMui-phy & McEvoy, r. 61
Natoma
Cahill Mary, widow, r. 9 Caroline
Cahill Michael, coachman 1519 California
Cahill Michael, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 733 Tehama
Cahill O. Miss, cleaning and dveing 5Q3k Hayes, r. 24
Haight
CAHILL PATRICK, president Cahill & Hall Elevator
Co., 214-218 Mission, r. Golden Gate, Cal
Cahill Patrick H. , wool grader, r. 343 Tehama
Cahill Patrick W., fireman S. F. Glass Wks., r. 1242 Fol-
som
Cahill Robert H., painter, r. 1619 Webster
CAHILL STEPHEX D., denti4t, 1238 Valencia
Cahill Thomas, horseshoer William Cahill, r. 723 Fifth Av
Cahill Thomas, waiter, r. 149 Taylor
Cahill William, clerk John C. Callahan, r. 1019.i Ala-
bama
Cahill William, clerk William Kelly, r. 337 Third
Cahill William, horseshoer, W s Fifth Av nr C. r. 723
Fifth Av
Cahill William, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Cahill William D., gilder Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 514
Jersey
Cahill William E., seaman, r. 510 Pacific
Cahill William J., plumber James E. Sweeney, r. 909
Minna
Cahill William P., watchman U. S. Mint, r. Haywards
Cahill William T., painter, r. 2 Precita Av
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO.
p. Cahill Mresidenl, C. I. Hall vice-presi-
dent, J. B. Keenan secretary, builders oi
elevators of all kinds, sole proprietors
Hall's hydro-steam elevator, 214-318 Mis-
sion, Telephone .Hain 172H
Cahn Aaron, capitalist, r. 1204 Geary
('ahn Berel. shoemaker, 1034 Golden Gate Av
Cahn Bernard, salesman F. Schweitzer & Co., r. 534^
Turk
Cahn Carrie, widow, r. 326 Polk
Cahn Israel, capitalist, r. 1120 Post
Cahn Julius, student, r. 1 120 Post
Cahn Leopold I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1120 Post
Cahn Maier A. , president The Kentucky Co., 320 San-
some, r. 2203 Sxitter
Cahn Maier I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1720 Post
STOVES
KND ICITCHEN SUPPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vint£.ge*
of H. CUVILLIER & FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
CD
CAH
332
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SUN
702
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
C'ahii Max, musician, r. 534| Turk
C'ahn Meyer L. iJ. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 1430 Gearj-
Cahn Xathan, r. 822 Fell
lAHX, \ICKRL»»BI KCi d: < O. (Mayer I. Cahn.
Siegfried Xickelsburg, .Joseph Bastheini and Leo-
IM>ld I. Cahn) manufacturers and importers boots
and shoes, leather findings, etc., factory 115-117
Haves, Telephone South 142, oflBce and salesrooms
129J-131 Sansome, Telephone Main 1806
Cahnbley Charles W., cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes A: Son,
r. 1026a Alabama
Cahusac Chester B., clerk Freight Audit4jr's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1416 San Carhjs Av
Cailland Emile (Guillermet& Cailland) r. 315 Sutter
CaiUeau Armand, cloaks and suits, 46-48 Gearj- r. 1424
Gear\-
Cailleaud Adolph, butcher, 82 California Market, r. 606
Pine
Cailleaud Henry, r. 916 Pine
Cailt«aux Edward, laborer, r. Burrow nr Berlin, V. M. T.
Cailteaux John B., jtoultryranch. Burrow nr Berlin
Cain Ann, widow, r. 2 Warren PI
Cain Catherine, widow, r. 343 Beale
Cain Charles J. , assistant keeper Farallone Island Light-
house, r. 151 T Broadway
Cain Charles P., bookkeeper La Grande Laundrs, r. 228
Twelfth
Cain F;dward, pressman Dempster Bros., r. 22 West Mis-
sion
Cain Frederick, distributor La Grande Laundry-, r. 228
Twelfth
Cain .James H. (J. H. Cain & Co.) r. 811 Scott
Cain .T. H. & Co. (James H. Cain and Albert P. Jacobs)
fruit and produce commission, 212 Washington and
113 Oregon
Cain John, hostler, r. 417 Folsom
Cain John, laborer, r. 1143 Stevenson
Cain John J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 229
Twenty-fifth
Cain Koppie, glazier and extraman Engine 21
Cain Rufus K., brickmason, r. 213 Page
Cain Ruth, domestic 343 Beale
Cain Thomas, expressman, r. 431J Grove
Cain Thomas, seaman, r. 6 Union
Cain William, printer, r. 229 Twenty -fifth
iTr^Cain. See Cane, Kaen and Kane
C^ine Charles, carjienter, r. 1220 Fulton
Caine Edward P., clerk Warren & Lanktree, r. Oakland
Caird Mary, widow, r. .530 Greenwich
Caine Thomas W., carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Caire Arthur J., secretary Santa Cruz Island Co., 521-
523 Market, r. Oakland
Cane Frederick F., salesman Justinian Caire, r. Oak-
land
('aire Justinian, chemicals, hardware, assayers' and
chemists" materials and glasswnre, wire cloth and
winegrowers' supplies, 521-523 Market, r. Oakland
Caimes Alexander >I., machinist The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. Seventeenth nr Sanchez
Cairns James, liquors, XE cor Stans'an and Waller
Cairns John "T. , engineer Cairns We.stern Sugar Refinery,
r. 418 Mississippi
Cairns John W., machinist I'nion Iron Wks, r. 418 Mis-
Cairns William, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r.
513 Shotwell
^^Caims. See Kearns and Kerns
Caito B. & Co. (Batiste Caito), fish, 17 Clav St. Market
Caito Batiste (B. Caito & Co.)
Caito Giovanni B. , scavenger, r. 324 ^■allejo, rear
Caito Giuseppe, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Caito Giuseppe Jr., laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Caito Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 324 Vallejo
Calanie Charles, salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 1.520
Mason
Calame Edward, clerk German-American Ins. Co
Calame Leon, restaurant, 438 Third
Calarchini John, cigannaker Peter Rlippini,
Front
Calcutt William R., traveling salesman W. Davis & Son,
r. East Oakland
Caldel Theopoli, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Calden Dennis, longshoreman, r. 473 Shotwell
Calden Edward, porter, r. 473 Shotwell
Calden Elizabeth C. Miss, r. 473 Shotwell
Calden Guy C. Miss, carrier Post Office, r. 2117 Jones
Calden Julia T. Miss, r. 473 Shotwell
Caldeon Ellen, widow, r. 155 Welsh
Caldera Enrique, clerk Oliver & Co. , r. 213| Post
Calderon Arthiu- F., carriage trimmer, r. 1328 Dupont
Calderon Eustarzio, phvsician and surgeon, office and r.
607 Sutter
Calderon Florin, seaman, r. 27 Stone
Calderon Frank A. , traveling salesman, r. 1616 Leaveu-
worth
Calderon Gregory, machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 834
Geary
Calderon Marie, widow, r. 2004 Mason
Calderon Martin J., tinsmith George H. Tav & Co., r.
1328 Dupont
Calderoni Antonio, bakerv, 436| I'nion
Calderwood G. W., r. 116'Turk
Calderwood Maria, widow, r. 1011 Mason
Calderwood Oscar S., stone cutter Patrick Degan, r. 1916
Howard
Calderwood Peter, clerk, r. 1011 Mason
Calderwood Robert, groceries, 117 Fillmore
Calderwood Robert, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1011 Mason
Caldon E., porter Olympic Club, r. 473 Shotwell
Caldorella Giachino (Truzzolino & Co.) r. 529 Second
Caldwell Angus B. , foreman Vallejo St. Free Warehouse,
r. 1340 Hvde
Caldwell Frank, clerk McNutt. Kahn & Co., r. 211 Dor-
land
Caldwell George P., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 700
I olsom
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r.
129 Diamond
Caldwell James F. , pantryman Young & Welsman, r. 4:-:'.i
Jessie •
Caldwell John J., stmr Mariposa
Caldwell Louis W., clerk The Princess, r. 109 O'Farrell
Caldwell Lucy G., widow, r. 1111 Lagiuia
Caldwell Martha, widow, dressmaking, 1503 Jackson
Caldwell Man- E. Mrs., teacher Bemal Heights Primary
School, r". 211 Dorland
Caldwell Mary J. , widow, r. 29 Everett
Caldwell Or\ille B., clerk J. De La Montonva, r. Berke-
ley, Cal.
Caldwell Robert, teamster George H. Tay & Co.
Caldwell Robert C, tailor H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 70<;
Folsom
Caldwell Samuel, miner, r. 404 Broadway
Caldwell Samuel, teamster Thomas Morton , r. 630 Gear\
CALDM'ELL S.IMIEL B.. president The Paciti'o
Coast Co-oi>erative Manufacturing Co., 324 Battery
Caldwell T. O., blacksmith Guadaloupe Dairj- Co., r.
San Bruiio Av opp Fifteenth Av South
Caldwell Warren, driver Charles Drj-er, r. 1315 Stockton
Caldwell William, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1427 Mason
Caldwell Wdliam, miner, r. 521 Ninete nth
Caldwell William A., real estate, 31 S. F. Savings Union
Bldg, r. East Berkeley
Caldwell William D., salesman Flint Carriage Hardware
Co., r. 1528 California
Caldwell William J., bookkeeper, r. 706 Folsom
{^"Caldwell. See Cauldwell and ColwtU
Caledonia Club Hall, 111 Larkin
Caledonia House, Colin Thomson proprietor, NE cor
Point Lobos and Forty-third Avs
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nevada) A.
Groth secretary, 414 California
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WOS^
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SftN FRflNGISGO 6/\LL
THE FITTZ 6URE -
taken by Bankers
generally, d<
, Merchants and Business Men
ecause it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
CAL
333
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Caledoniai) Cemetery, north of Point Lobes Avnr Thirty-
third Av
t4LEI>0.\IA\ IRfSI'RAXi'E CO. (of Edinburgh)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, George W. Spencer
manager, 323 California
Calef Henrietta T., widow, r. 320 Ellis
Calef Herman, cook, r. 040 Howard
Calef Vitalis, clerk, r. 423 Sutter
(^iLEGAKIS JOSEPH, chemist and phannacist, SE
cor Kearny and Pacific, Telephone Main 1201, r. S14
Lombard
Calelly James J., machinist, r. 7i Sumner
Calender J. A., physician, r.'Tll Jones
Caler Frederick E., printer, r. 423 Dolores
Calero Lou's, gardener, r. S s Silver Av and Cambridge
Calestini Angelo (Calestini .t Franchi) r. 420 Filbert,
rear
Calestini & Franchi (A. Calestini and L. Franchi) sau-
sage mnfrs, 1410 Dupont
Caley John (Caley & Roeder) r. 138 South Broderick
Calev John, machinist S. P. Co., r. 1609 Seventh
Caley Robert A., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1729i
Mission
C.ILEY A- ROEDER (John Caley and William T.
Roeder) wines and liquors, 1 Grant Av
Calfish B., sashmaker Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 734
Minna
Calhoun Bertha A. Mrs., tocher elocution and physical
culture, 90 Murphy Bldg
Calhoun Charles A., special policeman, r. 91 Murphy
Bldg
Calhoun David T., cabinetmaker \V. A. Clark, r. 208
Pennsylvania Av
Calhoun Frank, teamster Somers & C •., r. 141 Erie
Calhoun Jessie I. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 1131 Geary
Calhoun Julia A. , widow, furnished rooms 539 Gearj-
Calhoun Martin, drayman cor Brannan and First, r. 102
Nebraska
(allinun Thomas W., teamster Martin Calhoun, r. 102
Calhoun William, driver A. M. Grant, r. 20 Golden Gate
Av
CALIFORNIA ACADEMV OF MEDICISE. rooms
SE cor Bush and Van Ness
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, L. H.
Foote secretary and treasurer, 819 Market
California Academy of Sciences Bldg, 819 Market
California Adamant Wall Plaster Co., office 4 Sutter,
room 1, works SE cor Bay and Fillmore, M. Leven-
tritt manager
California Amalgamating Company, P. W. Johnson
president and secretary, 002 Market
CALIFORNIA A.MMOxIA WORKS, A. Haas man-
ager, 612-614 Seventh
California and Japan Trading Co., Y. F.Kimioto mana-
ger, importers Japanese goods, 120 Sutter
California and Nevada Ice Co., George W. Smith mana-
ger, office 29 Mills Bldg, works 356 Tehama
California and Oregon Land Co., Abraham Halsey secre-
tary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT AND BIJILDINC;
REWS, California Architectural Publishing Co.,
publishers, 408 California, room 16
California Architectural Publishing Co., W. J. Cutbert-
son president, Oliver Everett secretary, 408 Ca ifor-
nia, room 16
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS BENDING AND
CUTTING WORKS, William Schroeder presi-
dent, Henry J. Breuer secretary, 103-105 Mission,
Telephone Main 868
California Association of Engineers, Luther Wagoner
president, Otto von Geldern secretary, 819 Market,
room 56
CALIFORNIA BAG, TENT AND AWNING CO.,
Petemiann & Franks proprietors, mnfrs bags,
tents, etc., 111-113 Clay
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforr^ia Bol:tli9<^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Califoniia Bankers .Magazine (monthly), J. Willwuy
Treadwell ijublisher, 50 Montgomery Block
calif6rnia barrel CO..
.folia L. Koster i»resi<lent and iiiaiiaKer.
F. .1. Koster tIcc president and saperiii-
tendent, oftire S•i^ .Market, works Porrero,
Telepbone Main l^'it
C'jlifornia Baseball League, grounds E s Stanyan bet
Waller and Frederick
California Bellows Mnfg Co., Cami)bell & Troyer i)rci-
prietors, 123 Beale
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY, Rev. John 1».
Hammond agent, 1037 Market
CALIFORNIA BH IhWINOl S BLOCK iUANI-
FACTIjRING CO., John W. MacDonald presi-
dent, Walter E. Dennieon secretary, 45 Mills Bldg,
5th floor
California Block, SE cor California and Battery
California Blue Print Co., Charles H. Hastv manager,
120 Sutter, room 65
CALIFORNIA BOILER WORKS, J. C. Lemmcr
& Co., priiiirietiirs, 12.'i-127 Fremont
CALIFORNIA BOTTLING CO..
Robert F. Mieland president. Adolpli
Danker vice-president, < iirisiian Gebret
uiaaager aad treasarer, Edward C.
Kalbea secretary, sole bottlers .lolin
Wleland's Laser, and sole agents Maai-
ton .Mineral Water, 1407-1417 Eddy, Tel-
ephone West 144
California Boulevard, 3200 California
CALIFORNIA BRASS AND BELL FOIINDRl,
Vincent Kingwell proprietor, 125 First
CALIFORNIA BREWING CO., Charles Baltz.
Henry and John Peters, and Adolph Dittman,
proprietors, E s Douglass bet Seventeenth anil
Eighteenth, Telephone Mission 228
California Bridge and Construction Co., Alfred W.
Burrell president, William L. Prather Jr. secretary
engineers and builders, 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
California Broom Mnfg Co., Henrv & Puckhaber proprie-
tors, 129-131-133 Seventeenth'
California Building Loan Association (of Alameda, Cal.)
Charlts E. Na\Ior secretary, 19 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA BURIAL «'0., Blair T. Scott secre-
tary, 215 Sansome
CALIFORNIA CASKET CO., William P. Morgan
president, manufacturers and jobbers undertakers'
supplies, 934-936 Mission
C.iLIF4»RNIA CAP CO.. William Letts Oliver presi-
dent, Freeborn J. Fletter vice-president, Fred W. Wal-
lace secretarj', manufacturers blasting caps and elec-
tric exploders (Stege Station, Contra Costa Co.) office
218 California, Telephone Main 5043
<'ALIFORNIA CATERING <;<•. THE, J. Meyer
manager, office California Hall, 620 Bush
California Car Works, John Hanunond & Co. proprietors,
330-336 Beale
CALIFORNIA CATHOLIC THE (religious weekly)
Henry L Fisher editor and jiublislier, 10 Montgomery
Block
California Cement Co., Joseph Scheerer president, 21-
25 Tenth
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE «0., Robert Blum
president, George D. O'Neil secretary. Bouquet
Champagne, 244 Stevenson
«'ALIFORNIA CHEMICAL M'ORKS, John Rey-
nolds proprietor, E s San Bruno Av nr Twenty-
eighth, office 129 O'Farrell
CALIFORNIA CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
THE, Rev. V. Gregory superintendent, 522 Ellis
California Chinese Missions, 5 Brenhani PI, 1729 San Car-
los Av and 1818 Laguna
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Rev.
Benjamin F. Crary editor, 1037 Market
DIXON, BOBBESOH HO. SHOW GftSES
* 3T MARKET ST., S. P,
No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp. name Highland Springs)
S;^?„Ve"U\%^r;H^Ii HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Direct Connection
by Mail, Express
and Telegraph.
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WITH THE
SUN INSURftNGE 60.
428 California Street
California Clock Co., Charles Mayer Jr. & Co. proprie-
tors, 105 Post
California Co. The, publishers California Orchard and
Farm, W. G. Benton manager, 510 Montgomery
California Coal Co., Louis B. Kessmjc manager, 1511 Cali-
fornia
California Collateral Loan Office, Edward H. Lichten-
stein manager, 415 Kearny
California College of Pharmacy, S. H. Melvin M. D., presi-
dent, George J. Harvey Ph. 6., secretary, 113 Fulton
CALIFORNIA COLOXIZING INVEST.MEIST CO.,
Charles Rickoff president, H. W. Snow secretary, 328
M(jntgomery, room 3
California Conservatory of Music, Language and Art, Al-
bert M. Stevens principal, 1704 Sacramento •
CALIFORNIA CONSTRICTION CO., C. R. Eager
president, E. P. Gray secretary, 404 Seventeenth and
659 Market
California Copper Works, F. Todt proprietor, 226 Fre-
mont
California Cotton Mills Co. (Oakl ind) J. Y. Millar secre-
tary, 310 California
California Curled Hair Wks, Bailey & Fuchs proprietors,
W s Kansas nr Army
California Dairy Kitchen, Nathan Bush manager, 761-763
Market
California Decorative Art Rooms, 131 Post
California Decoration Wks, John Conley proprietor, 763
Mission
<'ALIFORVIA DEMOKRAT, (daily and weekly)
The California Demokrat Publishing Co. publishers,
409-413 Bush
CALIFORNIA DKMOKRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
Frederick Hess president, Frederick Hess Jr. secre-
tary, publishers California Demokrat, 409-413 Bush
California Dessicated Food Co., Hermm L Mayer pro-
prietor, mnfrs consolidated soups, etc., 103 Commer-
cial
CALIFORNIA DLSTILLING CO. (Antioch) C. Jost
& Son managers, 306-308 Clay, Telei)hone Main 795
CALIFORNIA DOOR CO. (incorporated) 113-115
Market
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
coivi(yiissiONCG.,:;?a";.^'.'r,r;.'
Luning Ids. :i California
California Drus and Spice Mills, L. D. Owens president,
Adolph Boyken secretary, Eugene Unger manager,
58i)-591 Mission
CALIFORNIA DRl'G CO. (incorporated) Daniel
Maclean president, L. F. Herrick secretary, A. E.
Scott manager, 1420 Folsom
4'ALIFOR\IA ORV OOCK CO. THE, John J.
Beaton superintendent, James W. Hart secretary,
docks foot of Bryant and Spear and Hunter's Point,
and proprietors Mission Rock Warehouse, office 302
California, Telephone 7011
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GA.S LIGHTING C«.,
office 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. (see Edison
Light and Power Co.) office 227-229 Stevenson, Tele-
phone Main 1363
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUP-
PLY AND CONSTRUCTION
pn Ernest II. Furst and .Julius »all-
OUi) inann proprietors, |.'>:{* Mission
CA
WORKS
FORNIA ELECTRICAL
«
••onroe t>reeii\vood presi-
dent, George ■». Greenwood
> lee-president and manager, Fred A.
Greenwood secretary and trea.surer, sr>
Dlarket, Telephone Ulalu tiH
California Engineering Co., Fred S. Williams manager,
94 Chronicle Bldg
California Entomological Society, 220 Sutter, room 18
California Exterminating Institute (Powel Fredrick and
Julius Weil) 120 Sutter, room 52, laboratory Seventli
and Bryant
California Farmer (weekly) 1004 Howard
CALIFORNIA FEATHER .nANUFACTLRING
CO., Thomas Sullivan proprietor, 743 Mission
CALIFORNIA FERTILIZER
m
\lf n D II C Kayle, Laeoste Jt Co. propri.
nUniVOf etors, .lohn E. Miller man-
ager, i>3J lUercliant, factory S s Fifth A>
Sooth bet L and M
CALIFORNIA FIG SV IFP CO., Richard E. Queen,
manager, 324 Haye-", Telephone South 574
CALIFORNIA FIRE^VORKS CO. OF SAN
FRANCISCO, (limited) John Sroufe president, A.
J. Donzel secretary and manager, 219 Front, works
NE cor Sixteenth Av South and L
California Fish Commission, H. F. Emeric president,
William C. Murdock commissioner, John P. Babcock
chief deputy, A. G. Fletcher secretary, 78 Flood Bldg
California Fisherman's Co., Fishermen's Wharf, foot of
Union
Califonna Florists and Growers' Association, 220 Sutter
California Folding Bed Co., W. P. English secretary, 52.=i-
527 Fifth
CALIFORNIA FROBEL SOCIETY, 64 Silver
California Fruit and Wine Land Co. (incorporated) Sol-
omon Sweet presiilent, 212 Sansome, room 29
CALIFORNIA FRUIT EVAPOR.ITING CO..
Henry Cahen manager, 112-114 Washington, Tele-
phone Main 842
California Fruit Exchange The, B. F. Walton president,
John Markley secretary, Edward F. Adams manager,
3 California "
California Fruit Grader, Mosher, Chandler & Co. mnfrs,
216 Front and 128 Market
California Fruit Grower, Brainard N. Rowley proprietor
and publisher, W. C. Fitzsimmons editor, 203 Cali-
fornia
California Fruit Union The, A. Z. Anderson president,
L. W. Buck secretary, 507 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE
MANUFACTURING CO.,
N. P. Cole president, mannfaeturers, Im-
porters and wholesale anil retail dealers
furnltare, Starr King Bldg, 117-121 Geary
bet Grant Av and Stockton, Telephone
Main 30
CALIFORNIA FUSE ASSOCIA-
TinN ••ames It. .ilerritt manager, 'i'iO
I lUilf California, room :i. Telephone
Main 4><i»
California Fuse Works, James Eva proprietor, factory
cor Fourteenth a"d Channel, office 220 Cal fomia
California Gas Engine Co., P. M. Hendry president.
Joseph M. Ouifh secretary, office and works 130 Main
CALIFORNIA GAS ENGINEER-
ING AND MACHINE CO.,
Badlam Brothers managers, mannfactur-
ers Peerless Gas Machine, 515 Market
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.%?JZ^:^l\t?^-
v?i-v,-;.
'>'^«'.. o •
IIENRV I. ROC.I'.KS, r,>
OfVUlpO^yy^^
Irop a^dU/reet^iQ^Qo.
SUCCESSORS TO
CALIFORNIA IRON YARDS
();38 0 64()
SECOND STREET
.^
Owners of the Steam-Wrecker "SAN PEDRO'
abEQariqe (^oijtractops
"^/pec
eckers aqd Divers
, .,,,,,, MWW.-.../.-.-' ■■'"■■""'•"'
S,rap .re, l,-a_Z|oe. Bra55,
Qopper, Etc.
Second=nand Engines, Boilers
seconu everv kind
and rXachinery of ever>
Wire Rope for Staijs. Guus. fencing or -/l^nij Other purpose
_^ IRON FOR SMELTING WORKS A SPECIALTY
^. .SMJl n< t:. M_-cr(.;Hi
Scrap Irbn, Lead, Zinc, Bras.'
Copper, Etc. — ^
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Successors to
CALIFORNIA IRON YARDS
638-640 S-Xbet
^ubmariqe dontpactioii^, Wi'bcI^bi'^ and DiVei>^
Owners of the Steam= Wrecker "San Pedro
DEALERS IN -— —
vSecond-Haud Engines
Boilers and Machinery of Every Kind
Wire Rope for Stays, Gii3^s, P'encing :
or any other pnrpose
IRON FOR SriELTING WORKS A SPECIALTY
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
CAL
335
CAL
CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE
Pn Ju'^^pli i^inionsou president, Fred-
vUif eriok >V. Farrar secretary, luanii-
lacturer.o, importers and dealers in
electric fixtures, gas flviares, ifood
■uantcls, tiling, Mroaglit Iron Mork, I'iS
Ciear.v, Telephone .>Ialn S83
CALIFORlWI.i ULOVE €0., F. G. Conklin & Co.
pioprietors, 507 Market
CALIFOXIA «LIIE WORKS, Martin Holje pro-
prietor, cor R and Sixth Av South, Telephone 7028,
office 106 Pine, Telephone Main 820
California Gold (Quartz Mining and Milling Co. (Nevada
Co.) .John J. Me vers, 109 California, room 1
4-ALIFORNI.4 <iRO€FR¥ <;0. (incoriiorated) Miles
A. Philbon president, Miss .Jennie M. Leonard sec-
retary, 142 Page
I'.ALIVOR.VIA «irARA\'TEE IXVESTMEMT CO,,
H. M. A. Miller president, John W. Butler secretary,
326 Montgomery, Telephone Main 5237
4'ALIFOR\IA HALL, Huber Brothers proprietors,
620 Bush
<'.4LlFOR\IA HAT WORKi^, Louis G. Dryer man-
ager, 111 Fourth
CALIFORIVIA HERB A\D <'H|:NI€AL CO..
Charles E. Morey secretary, 817 McAllister
CALIFORNIA HIKTORIC.IL MOCIETl'. J. V.
Coffey president, A. S. Hubbard, secretary, 819
Market, room 52
CALIF0R;VIA home B1 ILDI\0 L0A!V CO.,
.J. L. M. Shetterley president, .J. F. Mayer secretary,
316 California
California Horse Repository, Ward & Dalziel proprietors,
510 Van Ness Av
(ulifomia Hotel, Jean Marie Gales proprietor, 210 Mont-
gomery Av
CALI*^OKMA H >TEL REUIiSTER CO., A.
Wheeler manager, 632 Market, room 15
CALiF4»R\IA HOTEL I HE, R. H. Warfield pro-
prietor, N s Bush bet Kearny and Grant Av, Tele-
phone Main 1220
California House, Kramer & Peterson proprietors, 624-
626 California
California House, William Thompson proprietor, 103
Clark
4' ILIFORVIA IXK CO., manufacturers printing and
lithographic inks, Lincoln H. Lewars manager, 415
!Sacramento
< al if oriiia Inlaid Floor and Grille Co., F. P. Simmen
manager, hard wood floors, grille and fret work, 18
Post
California Insurance Company, L. L. Bromwell president,
James H. Anderson secretary, 313 California
CALIFORNIA IRON AND
UfDmiIMP rn successors to CaH-
WlllLUlVIIIU UU. foruia Iron Yard,
Henry J. Rodgers president, Robert .S.
Moore secretary, Charles .S. Castle mana-
ger, 038-640 il»eeond. Telephone Main 5153
< ALIFORMA ITALI.A:V PA<»TK CO., C. R.
Splivalo & Co. (incorporated) oflftce 307 Battery,
Telephone Main 1910
<'ALIFOR«IA JEWELRV CO. (Levison Brothers)
134 Sutter
CALIFOR.M.A JEWELRY FACTORY, Rothschild
& Hadenfeldt proprietors, 207 Sutter
California .Jockey Club, Thomas H. Williams Jr. presi-
dent, R. B. Milroy secretary, 204 Sutter
4'ALIFoRXIA .lOIIR^AL (weekly) Huefner & En-
gelke proprietors, 415 Montgomery, room 6
<4'ALIFORMA JUTE MILL CO. THE, L. P. Drex-
ler president, Louis S. Lissack secretarj', mills East
(Jakland, office 409 California
PABST BREWING CO,
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
Koyal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "'BEST" TONIC
ALL /VATIO/NS DRI/\K
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
C.4LIFORMA KINDERf^ARTE.N TKAINI!V(;
i^CHOOL, 64 Silver
California Last Factory (John C. Waller, Carlton L. Eld-
ridge and Willis F. Unfred) 117 "Main
California Launch Building Co., Donald Ross president,
W. C. Davidson secretary and treasurer, 300 Davis
California Laundry (branch) Peter Loustalet proprietor.
513 Howard
California Lawn Tennis Club Grounds, SW cor Scott and
Bush
CALIFORNIA LI\E PACKETS FROM XE>V
York, Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
and 3 Pine
4'ALIFOR.\IA LUMBER CO., George K. Porter
president, D. H. Bibb manager and secretary, O. H.
Greenewald treasurer, manufacturers Oregon pine
spruce and Port Orford cedar, office 4 Sutter, rooms
8-10, Telephone Main 756
CALIFOR.MA MA4'HI!VE WORK!^, William H.
Birch &Co., proprietors, 119 Beale
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Thomas Brown superin-
tendent, from California to Pine bet Kearny and
Montgomery, Telephone Main 565
California Medical and Surgical Infirmary, Dr. W. R.
Jamison president, 1029^ Market
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL COL-
I rpp i^'i'i Folsoni, Uanlel Maclean
LLuL> president and dean, dean's
oitLce, « Eddy
California Medical College publishers California Medi-
cal Journal, Dr. Charles N. Miller managing editor,
1422 Folsom
California Medical Journal (monthly) California Medical
College publishers, Er. Charles N. Miller managing
editor, 1422 Folsom
CALIFOR.\IA METHODLST EPISCOPAL
CHFRCH. SE cor California and Broderick
California Mid- Winter Dental Club, 235 Post
CALIFORNIA MILK CO , Frank E. Schafer, Luther
J. Ewell and James Rilev directors, 331 Twenty-
Third
CALIFORNIA MILL, N. Parish & Co.. proprietors,
manufacturers mouldings, brackets, frames, etc.,
30-34 Spear
CALIFORNIA MINERS ASSOCIATION, J. H.
Neff ijresident W. C. Ralston secretary, office 331
Pine, room 20
CALIFORNIA MORTAR CO-. Joseph Scherer presi-
dent, 21-25 Tenth
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENE- ^^
I e ni b e r •
ship tee $5,
$1 per niontn, no other expense, $10 per
week in case of sickness. .$8 to $25 in
case of accidents, ■i>;5 burial benefit,
James W. Hanna secretary. Murphy Bldg
California Mntual Savings Fund Loan and Building As-
sociation, James L. Field secretary, 307 Sansome
CALIFORNIA NATIRAL CAIiBOMC ACID
4; AS CO.. San Jose, Cal., Frank P. Bain agent, 10
Stevenson
CALIFORNIA NAVI4iATION ANW IMPROVE-
MENT CO.. Joseph D. Peters president, Sidney
Newell secretary, Hugh Corcoran manager, Charles
D. Clarke, San Francisccj agent, office Washington
St. Wharf, Telephone Main 805
Californai Neck Wear Co., Marcus Levy manager, 224-
226 Bush
CALIFORNIA-NEVADA CREAMERY CO. (of
Nevada) M. M. Johnson manager, 1 11 Front
CALIFORNIA NOTION AND i OY CO.. L. P.
Feigenbaum secretary and manager, 424-426 Market
and 23-25 Sutterg
FIT SOCIETY THE,"il
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C.BroWD& Sod fl^'t?. 823 Market St.
PEBDIEB-JOUET k CO. GlllI|nP0GNE
FOJ^ SRIiE BY flIiU FIRST-CUASS WINE JWEI^-
CHANTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. aaine of W. B. Chapman.)
; c 0
CAL
CALIFORNIA NURSERY CO,, ..,S
(Mies Alameda lo. 4ul.) John Kot-k
president, .1. H. Henn secretary, San
Francisco otiire, 'J05 sansoiiie
C;ilii.:.n]ia Oak Leather Association, F. W. Sumner pres-
ident A. J. Marcus vice-president, O. J. Krou secre-
taiT, A. B. Patrick trea-urer. .>fflce 125 Clay
CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO..
s<ientitie opticians and luannfactnref s
and importers optical goods, 31*-3I»
Kearnr. Telephone Main .>S4I
California Orchard and Farm, Warren G. Benton editor
and manager, Samuel E. Watson assistant manager,
,ilO Montgomery
California, Oregon and Idaho Stage Co. , H. Wadsworth
jjresident. A. H. Boomer general manager, 14 San-
some, room 11
< ALIFOKMA-ORF.GOX COOPEKAtE C«»„
Anson >'. Fessenden pre'ident, Richard W. Da^^s
vice-president, W. H. Smithson secretarv, 116 Towni-
send
C'4LIFORMA PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., Oer-
rit Lan-inu' secretarv, 41 Uninn Trust Co.. Bid-. 4
CALIFORNIA PAINT CO., ■»...
lactnrers Averilland Painters pure mixed
paiitts. colore in oil. putty, etc., and
ag»*nts Santa Cruz glues. O. S. Orrick
president, office and factory ■»'» .lessie.
Telephone Main 63
CALIFOR.MA PAVI\«; CO.. .Joseph Scheerer
president, Emil Scheerer secretar>-. iS-io Tenth
CALIFORNIA PERFORATED S4REEM CO.
Peter A. Wa^rncr pn.i.rietor. 147 Scale
CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM
AND ASPHALT CO., u;^
Ferry
_ secretary.
_ -i-js < rocker BIdg
( alifonua Pharmaceutical Society and College of Phar-
macv, 113 Fulton
♦ ALIFORXIA PHARMACY, llysses G. Hoover
proiirietor, XE cor California and Devisadero. Tele-
phone West 142
( alifornia Philatelic Press Club, publishers The Phila-
telic Callfornian, H. H. Zobel editor and business
manager, 1308 Pine
California Philatelist E. F. Gambs publisher, 1815 De-
visadero
CALIFORNIA PHOTO E>GRAVI>G CO., cuts
for all purp.jses, catologues, bill heads, labels, etc. .
fine half tones in copper and zinc a specialty, 513
Market, Telephone Main 1643
CALIFORNIA PIANO MAMFACTIRINGCO..
Walter S Pierce secretarv and manager, cor Four-
teenth and Market
< ALIFORNIA PIONEERS SOCIETY OF. Pio
neer Bldg, Fourth nr Market, Telephone Main 5319
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA
CO., Francis M. Stevens agent, NE cor Larkin and
Market
C4LIFORNIA POWDER WORKS THE (Santa
Cruz Co. and Hercules Station Contra Costa Co.)
John Bermingham president, J. F. Nesmith secretary,
230 California, Telephone Main 2(58
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMIS.SIOX, Ira P.
Ranken president. Rev. James Woodworth secretarj,
1713 Stevenson
Calif oniia Product Distributing Co., Francis J. Carolan
manager, canned goods, dried fruits, etc.. 3 Califor-
nia, rooms 44-45
C4LIFORNIA RATTAN CO., C. J. Bandman presi-
dent, F. P. McCann vice-president, 55-61 First
CALIFORNIA RETAIL DRFGGISTS' STATE
.4SSOCIATION. 113 Fulton
CALIFORNIA ROOF INS! RAN* E CO., Joseph
Sheerer j^iresident, Emil Sheerer secretar>-, 21-2.>
Tenth
< ALIFORNIA RFBBER CO., R. H. Pease vice
president, 577-579 Market
CALIFORNIA RFRAL WORLD THE (monthlyv
William R. Boone editor and proprietor, 49^ First
CALIFORNI.l SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRIST
CO., J. D. Fry president, Henn,- Williams vice-
president, J. Dazell Brown secretary and treasurer,
SE cor California and Montgomerj-, Telephone Main
Olifomia Sausage Factor}-, Winter & Felsing prci-
prietors, 37 Main
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
THE, David Farquharson president, Vernon
Campbell secretarv, 1 Powell
CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS
H. Bird and .1. C. Haugny proprietors,
mannfactnrers and dealers in saws,
SBM teeth, timber jacks and general saw-
mill supplies, saw rcpsiiriug in all Its
branches, •Jl.J-'il.i Mission, Telephone
Main l.=>0.5
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF DESIGN THE,
J. B. Martin secretarj-, NE cor Mason and Pine
California School of Elocution and Oratory, Miss Emily
Curtis principal. Young Men's Christian Assn Bld^.
NE cor Ellis and Mason
California School of Mechanical Arts, Horace Da\ >
president. Andrew S. Hallidie vice-president, Janic-
A. Bunnel secretarv, SE cor Santa Clara and Utah
CAtlFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN
TION OF CRFELTY TO ANIMALS, Charle>
B. Holbrook, secretar\-, 94-95 Donohoe Bldg
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FO« THE PREYEN
TION OF CKIEI.T-Y TO CHILDREN. John
McConib secretary, 94-95 Donohee
California Societ\- of the Sons of the American Revolu-
tion The, Major Edward Hunter, U. S. A., president,
210 Phel«n Bldg
California Soda Water Works, Goetze & Blohn proprie-
tors, XE cor lv\ Av and Octavia
CALIFORNIA ' SPRING MANI F.4CTrRIN<;
CO , Thomas Sullivan proprietor, 743 Mission.
Teleiihone Main 205
CALIFORNIA STA.ATS ZEITFXG (weekly) K.
Hess ^ Co. ]ir..prietors, 409-413 Bush
CALIFORNIA ST.iBLES, -John Xolan & Sons pro-
prietors. lt>ll-1615 California, Telephone East 37
CALIFORNIA S»ATE ALMANAC (German) Phil..
Jacobv pub.isher, (512 Commercial
CALIFORNIA STATE BOAKD OF DENTAL
EXA.MINEiCS. William J. Youngef, M. D., presi-
dent, J. D. Hodgen, D. D. S,, secretary, office lOo.S
Sutter
California State Board of Pharmacy, S. H. Melvin i>resi-
dent, John H. Dawson secretan-. SW cor Valencia
and Twentv-third
CALIKORXIA STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
Eugene J. Gregorv president, J. A. Filcher secretar> ,
.575 Market, Crocker Bldg, Telephone .Main 5360
CALIFOKXIA STATE BFREAI OF LABOR
^T.4TISTICS, George W, Walts commissioner,
C. W. Adams deputy cmnnissioner, 220 Sutter,
rooms 1.5-16
CALIFORNIA STATE DEMOCRATIC CUB,
17 Flood Bldg
CALIFORNIA STATE DETECTIVE BFREAI.
E. M. Roleson manager, office Phelan Bldg, room 4"
California State tloral Society, Edward J. Wickson pres-
ident, 220 Sutter
California State Gazeteer, D. L. Polk & Co. publisher-,
606 Moutgomeni-
XRY the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/\DRY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Mam 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
-4-01 ©ANSOME ST.
ALL
KINDS
OF
CHRDBOHRD
KDKINS mPG. CG,
e-^iO i=IF=.TH STREET
flIDION
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
CAL
337
CAL
California State Homoepathic Medical Society, Eleanor
F. Martin, M. D., secretar3-, 921 Polk
CALIfOR.^IA STATE HOTEL, John Serres pro-
prietor, 771 Howard
€ALIF0K;VIA state MllVIlVCi BIJREAir, Pio-
neer Bldg, Fourth nr Market
California State Protective Association, James P. Edoff
president, Winfield Scott secretary, 24 Mills Bldg,
6th floor
California Storage Warehouse, Thomas H. Rooney pro-
prietor, 722 Mission
< ALIFOKMA STREET CABLE RAILROAD
«'0., J. B. Stetson president, Alfred Borel & Co.
treasurer. Albert Stetson secretary, J. W. Harris
superintendent, office and depot, sVv cor California
and Hyde, Telephone East 113
CALIFOR.\IA-STREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL <'H|;RCH, Rev. W. R. Goedwin pastor, cor
California and Scott
CALIFORNIA STir.MP PULLER, Arthur Barnes
proprietor, 82-84 Zoe
CALIFOR^'IA SrOAR REFINERl', ClausSpreck-
els president, John D. Spreckels vice-president and
Adolph B. Spreckels secretary, office 327 Market,
Telephone Main 459, works Potrero
California Surgical Hospital, Dr. J. Dennis Arnold and
Dr. Julius Rosenstirn managers, 937 Sutter
California Suspender Manufacturing Company, SoloniDii
Zekind nroprietor, 6-S Sutter
CALIFORNIA SYSTEM OF
HOTEL ADVERTISING,
Patrick E. .McCarthy manager, .'Vil .Hont-
eoniery
(';\lif(iri)ia Tallow Works, Roth, Blum & Co. and Charles
and Jerome Millv proprietors, N s Fifth Av South
bet K and L, office 201-203 California
California Telegraph Instruction Co., John T. Welham
superintendent, 640 Clay
CALIFOICNIl THE, R. H. Warfield projmetor, Ns
Bush bet Kearny and Grant Av
CiLIFOKNIA TIIEATEK, Al. Hayman & Co. (incor-
porated) proprrs, X s Bush bet Keamvand Grant Av
CALIFORNIA TITLE IN-
SURANCE AND TRUST CO.,
Charles Patse president, Harry l». Laurie
secretary. Levi R. Ellert manager, 'iiO
Montgumery, .llills Bldg, Telepiioue .Uain
ISII
California Toilet Co., Louis Barrere proprietor, 116
Davis
CALIFOR.\IA TOOL AXD SUPPLY Co., J.
Weichhart's Sons proprietors, manufacturers me-
chanics* tools and supplies, 145 Beale
CALIFORNIA TOOL tV4»RKS, John Weichhart
proprietor, 143-147 Beale
CALIFORNIA TRAI.\IN<; KINDERd.lRTEN,
Miss Norah A. Smith principal, 64 S Iver
CALIFOR.NIA TRANSPORTATION CO., Andrew
Nelson president, X. Anderson secretary, office Jack-
son St. Wharf, Telephone Main 628
CALIFORNIA TURF THE (weekly) E. C. Weatherly
editor and proprietor, L. G. Weatherly business
manager, 609 Sacramento
C.lLIFORNI.l TTPE FOUNDRY, Painter & Co.
proprietors, 510 Clay, Telephone Main 177
CALIFORNIA UNDERTAKING CO., A. D.
Cheshire president, SW cor Geary and Stockton,
Telephone Main 971
CALIFORNIA UNIFORM CO.
<Marcu$i Lat'ee and .lames Kussell) mer-
chant tailors. National Gnard and Noclety
uniforms a specially, 523 Market
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHHS.
WIELA/ND'S
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Best Beer on Earth.
California Varnish Works, Patrick D. Winter proprietor,
W s Utah bet El Dorado and Center
Callfrrnia Ventilated Fruit Carrier Co., H. L. McKillops
president, T. G. Hughes secretary, 12 Montgomery,
room 8
California Verde Antique Marble Co., Willia.n E. Lamb
president, William J Gurnett secretary, 308 Pine
CALIFORNIA YKiORIT POWDER CO.. George
A. Moore president, Frelerick W. Perers secretary,
works California City, .Marin Co., offi;e 20i Caii-
fornift
California Violet Co., 21^ Third
4;ALIF0RNIA VOLKSFREUVD (Gennan weekly)
Heniy F. Bu Ide ma-iagir, California Volksfreund
Publishing Co. publishers, 429 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA YOLKSFREUND PUBLISHING
CO., Henry F. Budde m uiager, publisher California
Volksfreund, 429 Montgomery
California Wagon and Carriage Co., Heise & Co. proprie-
tors, 36i Fremont
C.ILIFORNI.A WAREHOUSE. Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, NE cor Second and Townsend
California Wharf and Warehouse C >. vWarehouse, Port
Costa) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. managers, office 316
California
California Window Cleaning Co., C. R issi & Co , proprie-
tors, 246 Sutter
CALIFORNIA WINE ASSOCIA-
TiriN ♦'J'a>'l«"* Carpy Mrcsideiit, Henry
I IUIi> Epstein vice-president and
assistant manager, .lacob Frowenl'eld
treasurer, Hans H. Koliler secretary.
S>V cor Second and Folsom. Telephone
.Main 1.^79
California Wine Co. , Frederick Kaufmann nmgi-, SW cor
Fifth and Mission
CALIFORNIA WINE C00PERA<;E, Fulda Bros.,
proprietors, 30-40 Spear
CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT, Henry Stoever pro-
I>rietor, NE cor Howard and Sixteenth
CALIFORNIA WINE GROWERS'
1 1 N I n M J< ("• "e St. Hubert president.
UlllUilf P. C. Descalso vice president.
L. M. Descalso secretary, SE cor 4iirant
Av and Sutter, Telephone N.ain 574'^
California Wine Makers' Corporation, Hemiann Bendel
president and manager, P. C. Rossi vice-president,
O F. Montealegre secretary, B. W. Paiton treasurer,
3 California, rooms 46-49
California Wine Refining Co., Rupert J. Harrison mana-
ger, refiners wine, 402 Sacramento
C.ILIFORNIA WIRE WORKS, A. S. Hallidie
president, Henry L. Davis secretary and treasurer,
office 509 Market, Telephone Main 1812, works cor
Bay and Mason
California Woman's Hospital, Miss Alice Hall matron,
3118 Sacramento
California Wood Co., Francis X. Laiiber, wood and coal,
806 Sixth
CALIF4»KNI.A WOOL DEPOT, Frederick S. Moody,
proprietor, 422-432 Townsend and 125-135 Bluxome,
Telephone South 181
California Woolen Mills, Dannenbaum & Weil proprie-
tors, office 20 Sansome
CALIFORNIA WORLD THE, George H. Bartlett
editor and manager, 410 Kearny, Telephone Main
5695
CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER, C. E. Naylor,
agent, 19 Montgomery
Calimberti Vincent, salesman The Maze, r. 1417 McAl-
lister
Calin John, lodgings, 1415 Stockton
Calinettes Alexander laborer, r. 427 Twenty-ninth
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■Calio Gardner R., clerk Pac. Tel. iXTel. Co., r. 942 Valen-
cia
Calish A Ed., traveling salesman, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calish John J., barber, 2124 Fillmore
Calish Raphael S. , teamster, r. 1411 Sacramento
ffg=Calish. See Kalish
Calisher Edwin, manager Walter Calisher, r 829 Ellis
Calisher Fannie, widow, r. 829 Ellis
Calisher Harry B., salesman Luscombe & Isaacs, r. 829
Ellis
Calisher Joseph, r. 829 Ellis
Calisher Walter, news stand, The Baldwin, r. 829 Ellis
Calistre Nouguei, laundryman Mme. E. Tvouillet, r. 1712
Polk
Caliterna Ottorro, cook Engelberg's Baker\', r. 811 Pacific
C^liyerag Louis, oysteropener, r. 44 Everett
Calkins Electric Burner Co., Han-y L. Moody manager,
622 Larkin
Calkins John V., teller Bank of California, r. Alameda
Call George W. , farmer, r. 1231 Washington
CALL IMOR\'I!«G (daily and weekly) Charles M.
Shortridge publisher and proprietor, 525 Montgom-
ery, Telephone Main 1874, branch office 710 Market,
Telephone Main 1868, 3 bells, editorial rooms
Telephone Main 1874
Call T. A. , r. 538 Sacramento
Callaert Theophile, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 406
Minna
Callaghan Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Cleveland
Callaghan Ann, widow, r. 1003 Devisadero
Callaghan Annie M., dressmaker, r. 554 Bryant
Callaghan Arthur V,, capitalist, office 421 California, r.
830 Eddy
Callaghan Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Callaghan Charles B., teamster, r. 815 Point Lobos Av
Callaghan Charles W., r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Cornelius, carpenter, r. 132 Hickory Av
Callaghan D. Mrs., widow, r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Daniel, r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 215 Brj'ant
Callaghan Daniel, shoemaker, r. 517 Twenty-si.xth
Calla^^han Daniel L. (Callaghan & O'Byrne) "r. 3230 Sacra-
mento
Callaghan Dennis, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co. , r.
938 Pacific
Callahan Dennis, J,, veterinary surgeon, r. 480 Tehama
Callaghan Edward W., carpenter, r. 451 J Jessie
Callaghan Elizabeth A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 833 Broad-
way
Callaghan Ella Miss, r. G14 Hyde
Callaghan Emmett, dentist, 989 Howard, r. 2410 Fill-
more
Callaghan Ennuett S., clerk, r. 2410 Fillmore
Callaghan George, laborer, r. 625 Bay
Callaghan James, shipping clerk The Maze, r. 231 Oak
Callaghan James, warehouseman, r. 331 Filbert
Callaghan James J., blacksmith, r. 735a T^venty-fourth
Callaghan James J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 400 Minna
Callaghan James P., clerk Post Office, r. 2024 Filbert
Callaghan Jane, widow, r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan John, shoemaker, r. 921 Natoma
Callaghan John C, fruits, 267 Third, r. 1019i Fillmore
Callaghan John D., physician and surgeon, office and r.
2410 Fillmore
Callaghan John F., compositor Sterrett Printing Co., r.
938 Pacific
Callaghan John H., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 322 Teh ma
Callaghan John J., fireman stmr Columbia, r. 833 Geary
Callaghan John L., foreman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
833 Broadway
Callaghan John M. , inspector Custom House, r. 1586
Powell
Callaghan John O., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1204
Golden Gate Av
Callaghan John W., carpenter, r. 173 Fremont Av
Callaghan Joseph, clerk, r. 625 Bay
Callaghan Joseph, stonecutter, r. Park Hotel
Callaghan Katie, dressmaker, r. 226i Birch Av
Callaghan Katie, widow, r. 815 Point Lobos Av
Callaghan Lizzie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 833 Broadway
Callaghan M. , fireman stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Callaghan Mamie, don.estic, r. 226J Birch Av
Callaghan Margaret, domestic 2038 Scott
Callaghan Martha, dressmaker, r. 226i Birch Av
Callaghan Martin A., plasterer, r. 735a Twenty -fourth
Callaghan Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Callaghan Mary, widow, liquors, 948 Howard
Callaghan Michael J., driver Patrick K. Burke, r. 1214 1
Broadway
Callaghan Michael J., laborer, r. 735a Twentj'-fourth
Callaghan P. Mrs., r. 1521 California
Callaghan Patrick (Hartnett & Callaghan) r. 2 City Hall
Square
Callaghan Patrick, hostler, r. 1521 California
Callaghan Patrick, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 921
Natoma
Callaghan Sarah A. , widow, r. 305 San Jose Av
Callaghan Thomas, fireman stmr Encinal, r. Oakland
Callaghan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 64
Sierra
Callaghan Thomas H. , deckhand tug Walter Nymph, r.
1460 Minna
Callaghan Thomas L., plasterer, r. 937i Nineteenth
Callaghan Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. East
Oakland
Callaghan Timothy, plasterer, r. 414 Duncan
Callaghan William, farmer, r. 625 Bay
Callaghan William, laborer, r. 22 Fourteenth
Callaghan William, Jr., shoemaker, r. 625 Bay
Callaghan & O'Byrne (Daniel L. Callaghan and Charles
S. O'Byrne) insurance, 405 Montgomerj-
1^" Callaghan. See Callahan
Callaghy Thomas, laborer, r. 1605 Bryant Av
Callahan Ann, widow, r. 1003 Devisadero
Callahan Anthony J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 518^
Lyon
Callahan Catherine, r. 213 Linden Av
Callahan Catherine Mrs., shirtmaker Standard Shirt
Factory, r. 501 Jessie
Callahan Charles, policeman, r. 833 Broadway
Callahan Charles W., mining expert, 328 Montgomery,
room 15, r. 1321 Geary
Callahan Cornelius, butcher, r. 905 Sanchez
Callahan Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 350
Michigan
Callahan Cornelius, peddler, r. 2020 Filbert
Callahan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 517 Twenty-sixth
Callahan Daniel, liquors, 50 Seventh
Callahan Daniel J., clerk, r. 213 Linden Av
(;ALL.4HA\ DANIEL T., physician, office and r.
1003 Devisadero
Callahan Dennis, laborer, r. 416 Minna
Callahan Dennis F., machinist Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 417 Laguna
Callahan Dennis S., laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 166
Clara
Callahan Edward, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
625 Bav
Callahan Ellen, domestic 2020 Bush
Callahan Ellen, widow, r. 309 Seventeenth
Callahan Elizabeth, r. 213 Linden Av
Callahan Eugene, boilermaker, McMurphy & McEvoy, r.
11 Lafayette
Callahan Fabian, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 426a De-
visadero
Callahan Felix, miner, r. 207 Clara
Callahan Frank W., deputy Sheriff, r. 1157 Folsom
Callahan Hannah, widow, r. 166 Clara
Callahan Hannah Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
350 Michigan
Callahan Henry, foreman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 925 Jackson
F. A. POBBINS PRESS WORKS
MANtTFACTURE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHOTO
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109 Montgomery St.
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Callahan Henry C, mining expert, r. 1321 Geary
Callahan Hu^h, r. 450 Clipper, rear
Callahan James H., painter, r. 15 Scott
Cal.ahan Jennie Miss, stenographer Dunham, Carrigun
& Hayden Co., r. Oakland
Callahan Jeremiah, assistant storekeeper S. F. Gas Light
Go.,r. 156 Third
Callahan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 214 Fifteenth
Callahan John, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 850
Michigan
Callahan John, butcher, r. 519)^ Stevenson
Callahan John, driver The Pac. Transfer Co.. r. 1146
Mission
Callahan John, printer, r. 1326 Mission
Callahan John, stableman, r. 366 Natoma
Callahan John F. , laborer, r. 1142 Union
Callahan John J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 18 Erie
Callahan John J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 511 Bryant
Callahan John J. , shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co. ,
r. 517 Twenty-sixth
Callahan John M. (Callahan & Soso) r. 26 Freelon, rear
Callahan Joseph J. , laborer, r. 166 Clara
Callahan Joseph F., porter San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r.
421c Natoma
Callahan Joseph T., manager Modern Tailoring Co., r.
934 Sanchez
Callahan Katherine T. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1321 Gearj-
Callahan Maggie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 350
Michigan
Callahan Margaret, r. 213 Linden Av
Callahan Margaret, r. 2432^ Bush
Callahan Mary, widow, r. 1 White
Callahan Mary, widow, r. 213 Linden Av
Callahan Mary, widow, r. 900 Bryant
Callahan Mary, widow, liquors, 1511 Kentucky
Callahan Mary E. Miss, principal Clement Grammar
School, r. 1321 Geary
Callahan Mathew, cashier Miller & Murphy, r.660 Howard
Callahan Maurice, bartender Henry Finkenstaedt, r. 25
Clementina
Callahan Michael, r. 2808 Greenwich
Callahan, Michael, laborer, r. 32b Kissling
■ Callahan Nora Miss, domestic, r. 166 Clara
Callahan Patrick, helper, r. 443 Clementina
Callahan Patrick, laborer, r. 1214 Broadway
Callahan Peter, fireman .-tmr City of Sydney
Callahan Peter, laborer, r. 430 Clementina, rear
Callahan Peter P., engineer, r. 2104 Lombard
Callahan Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Callahan Thomas, liquors, 3012 Laguna
Callahan Thomas, molder, r. 443 Clementina
Callahan Thomas, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 924
Shotwell
j Callahan Thomas, plumber S. Ickelheimer & Bro., r. 23 J
■ Laskie
i Callahan Thomas, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
833 Broadway
i Callahan Thomas F. , blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 350
Michigan
[ Callahan Tho mas H., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
I r. 3012 Laguna
\ Callahan Timothy, fireman Geary St. P. and O. RR., r.
' 11 Walnut Av
; Callahan Timothy, gripman, r. 105 Walnut
i Callahan Timothy, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. SW
cor Vermont and Sierra
Callahan Timothy J., cutter L. Goodfriend & Co., r. Oak-
! land
•Callahan Timothy J., groceries, 800 Bay
Callahan William, engineer Eagle Automatic Can Co., r.
900 Bryant
Callahan William, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 2024 Powell
Callahan William H., baker, r. 925 Jackson
Callahan & Soso (John M. Callahan and William Soso)
] horseshoers, 438 Fourth
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" in Busines-; nirectory.
^^^ THE mOST POPOLflH S
fl^Callahan. See Callaghan «»— 3
Callan Daniel, laborer, r. 723J Natoma > >
Callan Eugene, salesman Richard Tiddy, r. 112 Lily Av ^^^*
Callan James, groceries and liquors, 1501 Twenty-fourth ^■^^.-
Callan James, laborer, r. 255 Michigan ^^ ^
Callan Jeremiah, teamster C. S. Healey, r. 57 Precita Av j "^ ?
Callan Joseph, shoefinisher W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 517 w^m^
Twenty-sixth *^^^
Callan Michael, machinist, r. 532 Howard
Callan Michael, wool scourer Frederick S. Moody, r. 11 j
Gilbert ^^^
Callan Peter, foreman John W. Ferris, r. 214 Carl ^^^^
Callan Richard, laborer, r. 532 Mission "^^^^
Callan Sarah, domestic 2712 Pine ^^^
Callan Thomas, r. 129 Silver ^^
Callan Thomas, driver San Miguel Farm Dairy, r. 28 c j
Hoif Av .
Callan Thomas, liquors, 14 Turk, r. 149 Taylor f \ \
Callan Thomxs J., bartender Thomas Callan, r. 149 Tay- ^[l^jjj
Callanan Michael, teamster, r. 29| Moss
CALLA.^UKE.4.11 JULES physician, office and r. 403
Powell, office hours 2 to 4 P. M., Telephone 5371
Callane Anne, widow, r. 722 Harrison ^^g^
Callane William, butcher O'Doul & Co, r. Fifth Av South ^^^
bet K and L I^^^I
Callaris John, seaman, r. 15 Lafayette PI, rear J|^^^
Callaugh Emil, r. 119 Trenton -
Callaway Alfred W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2610 f^^^S
Folsom >^ ^
Callaway Edward D. , medical student, r. 807 California
Callaway John T. N., bookkeeper H. Hughes & Co., r.
232 Van Ness Av £2
Callely Anna M., widow, r. 274 Minna S;
Callen Ellen, widow, r. 19 Welch, rear g.
Callen John, messenger, r. 19 Welch, rear ^
Callen John, paver, r. 515 Twenty-ninth ^ ^^
Callen John E., shoemaker, r. 515 Twenty-ninth g" a
Callen Mary A. Miss, silkwinder, r. California Av opp ^ ^
Parker Av ^ tan
Callen Mary M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 515 Twenty-ninth ^ ^
Callen Michael, marblepolisher, r. E s California Av nr 5?
Parker H^" 1=2
Callen Michael J., lithographer, r. 515 Twenty-ninth ^- pu
Callen Thomas, transferer Dickman- Jones Co., r. 515 gg '~^
Twenty-ninth * ^
Callender Cordelia L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1426 Mason 3
Callender Henry, r. 2812a Howard S.
Callender Henry A., jeweler, 126 Kearny, room 7, r. 1422 -^
Devisadero
Callender Henry A. Jr., machinist L. Ph. Bolauder,
r. 1-122 Devisadero 00 K) Wi
Callender John A., physician, 318 Kearny, room 7 "?{"■*
Callender John T., rigger, r. 1426 Mason ° 9
Callender Monroe M., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. So ^
2812a Howard ai 5 6)
Callender William, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1828
Haight
Calleri John, r. 419 Broadway
Callero Domenico, bootblack, r. 10 Varennes
Callero Giovanni, bootblack, r. 10 Varennes
Callero Luigl, vegetables Colombo Market, r. 10 Va-
rennes
Calley Ellas J., mnfrs agent, 55 Stevenson, r. Oakland
Galley Henry C., salesman Robert B. Cal ey, r. Sausalito J^ <5
Callev Robert B., druggists' glassware, 55 Stevenson, r. (» rt ;
Oakland ^T*-** ,
Calli Ignacio, peddler, r. 4 Kohler PI o (/> •
Calliarye Louis, oysterman, r. 44 Everett Jj^ •
Callinan Ella A., stenographer Siebe, Glan>ille Co., r. JT TI
538 Howard * '
Callinan Herbert E., foreman, r. 2641 Howard
Callinan John, barber, 126 Second, r. 538 Howard, rear
Callinan Murty, policeman, r. 2641 Howard
Callinan Murty A., clerk, r. 2641 Howard
Callinan Rudolph, clerk Sal' anon Bros., r. 611 Eddy
Callinan William, policeman, r. 1058 McAllister
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
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C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. ChAPMA/N,
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Callinau William G., musician, r. 1058 McAllister
Callingham Ira, teamst«r, r. 211| Twentieth
Callingham Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2302 Folsom
C'ALLIXUH AM W. J., general agent Scottish Union
and Xational Insurance Co. (of Edinburjrh) and
Orient Insurance Co. lof Hartford) 420 California,
Telephone Main 1466, r. 938 Gear>-
Calliopean Club, 1620 California
Callison John D., real estate, r. 19 Pearl
Callnun Charles J., stonecutter, r. 1130 Market
Callnon Eugene W., stationery, etc., 530 Third, r. 504
Third
Callnon Florence W. Mrs., stationery, 504 Third
Callseu Anna, widow, r. 1435 Pacific
Callsen Peter, collector Harbor Commissioners, r. 1435
Pacific
Callum James W. , packer, r. 434 Jessie
Callundan Ferdmand H., collector, r. 301 Leaven-
worth
Callundan Ju'ius J., superintendent Morse's Patrol Sys-
tem, r. 823 Geary
Callundan William T., patrolman Morse's Patrol System,
r. 712a Fell
Callustro Co. The, Charles H. Lombard manager, 621
Market
Caiman Rudolph, groceries, cor Sixth and Harrison, r.
697 McAllister
Calmann Adolph, r. 611 Eddy
Calmann Julius, supe intendent P. F. Xolan & Co., r.
214 Grove
Caluiel Antoine, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av S.uth nr P
Calmeyer Henrj-, clerk William Wamke, r. 734 Broad-
way
Calmon Eugene, proprietor White House, 520 Jackson
Calnan John, teamster, r. 12 White
Calnan Michael T., machinist Cahill & Hall Elevator Co.,
r. 532 Howard
Calnen Daniel, teamster, r. 4 Howard Court
Calnen Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 4 Howard Court
Calnen John J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. Oak-
land
C'alnon Edward J., clerk, r. 26 Kuss
Calnon Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Russ
Calonge Frank, bartender, r. 1528 Jackson
Calori Augustino, scavenger, r. 11 Jasjier PI
Calsing Frederick, barber John Schmidt, r. 1089 Howard
Calsing Lottie Miss, saleslady The Maze, r. 1633 Fulton
Calvano A'incenzo, bootblack", r. 11 Portland PI
t.lLVARl €E.nETER¥. See MOIXT CAl-
V.iRV t'E.IIETERY
CALVIRY PRE<)BVTERI.4\ CHl'RCH, Rev.
•lohn Hemphill D. D. pastor, NW cor Gearv and
Powell
t'ulvert Geirge W., clerk Thomas Sullivan, r. 31 Pleasant
divert .lames, cook, r. 371 Jessie
Calvert Jnhn, r. 31 Pleasant
CALVERT JOH\, apothecarj- and chemist, SE cor
Clay and Kearny, Telephone Main 5498
Calvert Martha Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School,
r. 31 Pleasant
Calvert W. H., musician, r. 921 Webster
Cahin Da^id C, clerk Scott & Gilbert, r. 107 Broderiek
Calvin Eugene, gripman Market St. Ry , r. 1510 Sanchez
Calvin John A., salesman Hale Bros., "r. 324 Golden Gate
Av
Cahin William H., conductor, r. 1211 Sanchez
Calway James, messenger Charles Lyons, r. 153 E'eventh
Calway Xellie Mrs., dressmaking, 153 Eleventh
Calzia Bartholomew Rev. (S. J.), treasurer St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes
Cam Robert, real estate, r. 2116 Jones
Camacia Luis, stonemason, r. 617a Lombard
Camano Joseph, salesman, r. 624 Filbert
Camarato Giovanni, bootblack, r. 10 Varennes
Camarato Pietro, laborer, r. 10 Varennes
Camarina Christ (Michel Bacopulos & Co.), r. 32 Minna
CAMARINOS DEMETRIUS G.,
^ieneral coin mission and sbipplnu nier-
ohant. importer tropical traits, nnt«. etc.,
.M9 and o'i.t Sansome. and SM' i-or Masb-
ineton and Sansome. Telephone Main
.5T,s;$, P, O. Bo.t r>.>l, r. .503 Wiishlngton
Camazzi Leon, r. 1320 Stockton
Cambalone Matteo, bootblack, r. 2 Roach
Cambemuce Alexander, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 534 J^
Natonia
Camhio Thomas, peddler, r. 15 Jasper PI
Camblats Paul, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r. I iith Av
South, bet M and L
Caniblein David A., clerk John Sroufe & Co., r. Alameda
Chamblein Marj- F. Mrs., teacher Henrj-Durant Primary
School, r. Alameda
Cambrian Hall. 1133 Mission
Cambridge J. J., engineer Bowers Rubber Co., r.
meda
Cambrinie John, plaster caster F. T. Riley, r. 420
bert
Cambrou Carroll G., coffee broker, 201 Front, r
Ala-
Fil-
ru
Camden Charles, officer 328 Montgomer\% room 3, r.
Shasta, Cal.
Camela Bartola, fisherman, r. 11 Bollard PI
Camella Giovanni, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Camenano Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 221 Vallejo
Camera Emanuel, boots and shoes, 628 Broadwa.\
Cameron Alexander, plasterer, r. 100 Jones
Cameron Alexander, starter Cal. St. Ry, r. 1324i Pine
Cameron Alexander D. , dispatcher Market St. Ry. r. 29a
Thirteenth
Cameron Allan, carpenter, r. Alms House
Cameron Angus, r. 2634 McAllister
Cameron Bedford, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. 2604 Manchester
Cameron Bessse Miss, dressmaker, r. 1923 Ellis
Cameron Burton W., carpenter James D. Fraser, r. 38
McAllister
Cameron Charles, gardener, r. 705 Mission
Cameron Charles W., teamster, r. 1567^ Market
Cameron Daniel D., can)enter, r. 631i Stevenson
Cameron Daniel F. gasfitter Gas Consumers Assn, r. 29}
Lapidge
Cameron David P., engineer The Pelton Water Wheel '
Co., r. 718 Valencia
Cameron Dudley A., plumber J. Wilbur Clark, r. 926i <
Folsom
Cameron Dugald, laborer, r. 1224 Vallejo
Cameron Edgar M., clerk, r. 23 Willow Av
Cameron Edward X., confectionen, 351 and 1825 Devi.sa-
adero, r. 1196 Haight
Cameron Evelyn Miss, dressmaker, r. 1923 Ellis
Cameron Geoi^e, groceries and liquors, 331 Brvant, r.
327 i Bryant
Cameron George, harnessmaker, r. 926J Folsom
Cameron George E., purser stmr Dauntless, r. 7 Clin^)n
Cameron George T., with Crocker-Woolworth National
Bank, r. 712 Sutter
Cameron Gordon B., clerk George Webb Alexander, r.
1004 Pme
Cameron H. B., mining, r. 512 Eddy
Cameron Hattie Mrs., r. 23 Willows Av
Cameron J., cook stmr Pomona
Cameron J. Alexander, timekeeper King Morse Cunning
Co., r. 2604 Manchester
Cameron James, blacksmith, r. 106 Seventh
Cameron James, collector, r. 723 Eddy
Cameron James, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 12391
Market
Cameron James A., chief clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.. r.
Alameda
Cameron James A., lineman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 435 Xatoma
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Cameron James G., confectioner Edward N. Cameron, r.
1196 Haight
Cameron James H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 712 Sutter
Cameron James L., marine engineer, r. 2015 Golden
Gate Av
' Cameron Jessie, domestic 2119 Buchanan
1 Cameron John fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Canjeron John, lumberman, r. 23 Madison Av
Cameron John D., machinist Union Iron Wks., r. 1037
Dolores
; Cameron John J., clerk, r. 23 Madison Av
Cameron John W. , salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 519
Golden Gate Av
1 Cameron Johnson, tailor Davis Goldberg, r. 608 Tehama
j Cameron Ludovick, cook, r. 18 Hayes
j Cameron Mary Mrs., professional nurse, r. 1030 Mission
I Cameron Neil H. , lineman, r. 435 Natonia
Cameron Oliver P., carrier Report, r. 18 Birch Av
' Cameron Robert D., carpenter Market St. Ry, r. 29
Heaver
Cameron Thomas H., blacksmith Thomas O'Rourke, r.
2015 Golden Gate Av
i Cameron Tobacco Co., Catton, Bell & Co. agents, 406
' California
i Cameron Violet Miss, r. 319 Sutter
Cameron Walter H., dept. manager Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. Alameda
Cameron William, carriage painter Studebaker Bros.
Mnfg Co., r. 427i Ringold
i Cameron William, seaman, r. 334 Main
t Cameron William H., traveling agent Chronicle, r. 1517
Baker
, earners J. S., laborer, r. What -Cheer House
Cames Ferdinand (Games & Wias) r. 520 Stockton
I Cames Frank, driver Pierre Cames, r. 150 Shipley
i Cames Louis, carrier Post Office, r. 1047 Nineteenth
I Cames Paul, porter Em. Meyer & Co., r. 150 Shipley
(Cames Pierre, laundry, 150 Shipley
t Cames Nias (Ferdinand Cames and Richard H. Nias)
butchers, 12 and 38 Centre Market
Camescasse Raymond, waiter William Ozanne, r. 1237
Stockton
I Cameto Laurent (J. Baron & Co.) 2016 r. Stockton
Camfil Elmer, painter r. 8 Gough
I Camgros Jean B., bartender Jean Peyre, r. 10 Elgin Park
Av
I Camgross Joseph, lodgings, 48 Seventh, r. 9 Taylor
I Camicia Ennlio, seaman, r. 2 Hinckley PI
r Camicia Luigi, bootblack, r. 17 Lafayette PI
j Camilla M. Miss, teacher, r. 124 Tenth
1 Camille Jules, proprietor Baltimore House, 502 Bush
Camillo Giacomo, tishennan, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Camillo Giovanni, fish peddler, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Camilloni G. & Co. (Giuseppe Camilloni, Joseph Canepa
and A. Ravano) fish, 5-6 Clay St. Market
Camirioni Giuseppe (G. Camilloni & Co.) r. 10 Vincent
Caniinetti Addie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2315 Larkin
Caminetti Anthony (Caniinetti, McGee & Cavagnaro) r.
Jackson, Amador Co.
■ Caminetti Anthony, laborer, r. 526J Birch Av
Caminetti Jacobino, machinist, r. 814 Montgomery
Caminetti Bruce, laborer U. S. Apjiraisers' Store, r. 1322i
Filbert
Caminetti John, laborer, r. 12 Varennes
Caminetti John, packer Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 814
Montgomen,-
Caminetti Mary", widow, r. 2315 Larkin
C AMIJf ETTl, MeGEE A CAVACiNAKO (A. Cami-
netti, William J. McGee and J. F. Cavagnaro) attor-
neys at law, 610 Montgomery, rooms 3 and 4,Tele-
, l)hone Main 5659
Caminetti Richard, laborer, r. 1322^ Filbert
Camm Charies W., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 413
Post
'Camm Robert C, real estate, r. 2114i Jones
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Cammel John, salesman, r. 1324 Seventeenth
Cammett John H., traveling salesman Tillmann &
Bendel, r. Eureka, Cal.
Camous Andre, locksmith, 436 Bush
Camous Louis, baker, r. (ilO Pacific
Camozzi Giovanni, clerk L. Achille Rea, r. 1320 Stock-
ton
Camozzi Joseph, molder Whyte & De Rome, r. 412
Union
Camozzi Peter, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
Camozzi Vancacci, r. 114 Valparaiso
Camp Byron, laborer Charles Gaj'nor, r. 1321 Mission
Camp JohnW., vegetableman La Grande Laundrj-, r. 22s
Twelfth
Camp Sarah, widow, r. 128 Locust Av
Camp William (Camp & Carillon) r. 100 Hancock
Camp & Carillon (William Camp and Charles A. Carillon )
artificial stone paving, 514 Sanchez
B^Camp. See Campe and Kamp
Campagne Sylvester, musician, r. 1324 Natoma
\,ampana Angelo, waiter, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Campana Domenico (Campana & Risi) r. 317 Montgom-
erj' Av
Campana Domenico, laborer, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Campana Giacomo, waiter, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Campana Joseph, waiter Sartori & Fantini, r. 436 Union
Campana Paolo, tinsmith, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Campana Peter S., clerk Post Office, r. 710'Green
Campana William P., waiter, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Campana & Risi (D. Campana and P. Risi) liquors, 317
Montgomery Av
Campbell -. , peddler, r. 101 Minna
Campbell Addie J. Miss, stenographer Merchants' Retail
Commercial Agency, 412 Fifth Av
Campbell A. J., foreman George H. Tay & Co., r. Oak-
land
Campbell Alexander, baker stmr Acapulco, r. 22 Eddy
Campbell Alexander, engineer, r. 32 Rincon PI
Campbell Alexander, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
Campbell Alexander, porter, r. 424 Brj'ant
CAMPBELL ALE.\ANDER JK., attorney at law,
18 Supreme Court Bldg, NW cor Larkin and Mc-
Allister, r. 725 Union
Campbell Alexander L., contractor and builder, 16 Post,
r. 1523 Fulton
Campbell Allen, cook, r. 600 Central Av
Campbell Amy T. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1320 Jackson
Campell Andrew, carpenter, r. 1020 DeHaro
Campbell Angus, laborer McPhee & Groliere, r. 435 Br\-
ant
Campbell Ann, widow, dressmaker, r. 522 Union
Campbell Anna C. Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
Campbell Anna E. Miss, saleslady, r. 415 Jones
Campbell Annie Miss, clerk, r. 1081 Broadway
Campbell Annie B. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 1320 Jackson
Campbell Annie L. Miss, compositor, r. 121 O'Farrell
Campbell Archibald, bartender Henry Brown, r. 1012
Montgomery
Campbell Archibald, clerk W. A. Schrock Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 212a Eddy
Campbell Archie E. , law student Galpin & Ziegler, r. 331
O'Farrell
Campbell Arthur, hackman, r. 421 Eighth Av
Campbell Arthur C. , coal and dravage, 132 Folsom, r.
1219 Fulton
Campbell Arthur L., cari)enter, r. 1403i Lyon
Campbell Benjamin F., tinsmith, r. 21 Seventh
Campbell Bert M., r. 203 Taylor
Campbell Bridget, domestic 2315 Sutter
Campbell Bridget, widow, r. 16 Geneva
Campbell Catherine, widow, r. 12 Hollis
Campbell Charles, contractor, r. 317 Leavenworth
Campbell Charles, laborer, r. 2412i Harrison
Campbell Charles, plasterer, r. 241 Seventeenth
Campbell Charles, plumber, r. N s Blackstone nr Gough
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Campbell Charles J., real estate and insurance, 225 San-
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CAMPBELL CHARLES P.. secretarj- Overland
Freight Transfer Co., NW cor California and Front,
r. 1320 Jackson
Campbell Charles R., porter, r. 1001 Pine
Campbell C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 506 Stockton
Campbell C. M., r. 70S Taylor
Campbell Colin, attorney at law, 508 Montgomery-, room
23, r. Oakland
Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, teacher Irving Primary-
School, r. 139 Fourth
Campbell Daniel, coalpasser stmr Saturn
Campbell Daniel, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 428A Fifth
Campbell Daniel, tailor, r. 350^ Third
Campbell Daniel, teamster, r. 1102 Kansas
Campbell Daniel D., carpenter, r. N s Broad bet San Jose
Av and Plj-mouth, Ocean View
Campbell Daniel R., laborer, r. 24 Page
Campbell David, concrete worker, r. 28 Turk
Campbell David, plmnber Robert Ingenlath, r. 215
Vallejo
Campbell Dominick, laborer, r. 653 Folsom
CAMPBELL DOXALD 1., attorney at law, 530
California, room 53, Telephone Main 5602, r. Oak-
land
Campbell D. S., traveling salesman, r. 312 Eddy
Campbell Dugald, machinist, r. 524 Arkansas
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, r. 40 Minna
Campbell Edward, mail clerk Examiner, r. 30| Moss
Campbell Edward, printer, r. 49 Xatoma
CAMPBELL E. L., attorney at law, 33-34 Mills Bldg,
4th floor, r. Palo Alto, Cal.
Campbell Ella, widow, furnished rooms, 250 Sutter
Campbell Emma L. Miss, milliner, r. 1222 Steiner
Campbell Felix, laborer Kinney & McHugh, r. Tenth Av
nr Fulton
Campbell Felix, peddler, r. 501 Lyon
Campbell Francis, ironmelter Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 15
Hampton PI
Campbell Frank H., conductor, r. 26 Clinton
Campbell Frederick, plumber, r. 33 Clementina
Campbell Frederick A., specialist, 6 O'Farrell, r. Oak-
land
Campbell Frederick B., clerk, r. 33 Clementina
Campbell George, artesian well borer, r. 1505 Guerrero
Campbell George A., bartender Martin & Thorsen, r.
520 Jackson
Campbell George A., clerk, r. 43 Sixth
Campbell George A., watchman, r. 2 Boston PI
Campbell George C, salesman Hale Bros., r. 21 Seventh
Campbell George D., attorney at law and notarj- public,
14 Sansome, room 50, r. 416 Steiner
Campbell George E., puryeyor Cutting Fruit Packing
Co., r. 951 Mission
Campbell Gatrude Miss, teacher music, r. S57 Prannan
Campbell Hannah, widow, r. 911 Point Lobos Av
Campbell Harrj- X., r. 1222 Steiner
Campbell Helen Mrs. , editor The Impress, r. 1004 Powell
Campbell Hem^-, cook, r. 24i Third
Campbell Henn", plasterer, r. 875 Folsom
CAMPBELL HE^'RY C, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 53, r. Sausalito
Campbell Henrj- F. , asst engineer stmr Eureka, r. 763
Clementina
Campbell Herbert, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 343
San Jose Av
Campbell Hubbard J., with Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 1310
Hyde
Campbell Isabel, widow, r. 14<M Sanchez
Campbell J., coalpasser stmr Walla Walla
Campbell Jacob J., proofreader Call, r. 916 Post
Campbell J. -Alexander, salesman Tubbs Cordage Co , r.
East Oakland
Campbell James (Campbell & Troyer) r. Sonoma, Cal.
Campbell James, bartender, r. 43 Sixth
Campbell James, boilermaker, r. 820 Greenwich
Campbell James, contractor and builder, 16 Post. r. 2.30
Seventh Av
Campbell James, cook Charles Kopp, r. 346 Seventh
Campbell James, gardener, r. 1330 Sutter
Campbell James, laborer, r. 26 Tiffany Av
Campbell James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. li^
Kentucky
Campbell James, lineman Edison Light and Power Cf
Campbell James, seaman, r. 634 Twenty-third
Campbell James, plasterer, r. 844a How-ard
Campbell James, quartermaster stmr Australia
Campbell James, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co^ r. .
Welch
Campbell James A., calker, r. 247 Second
CAMPB1 LL JAMES .4., Judge Police Court
Chambers New City Hall, r. New Western Hotel
Campbell James E., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 361
Clementina
Campbell James H. , driver San Mateo Ranch Dairv, r.
1515 Fillmore
Canjpbell James F., insurance, 14 Sansome, room 51. r.
Oakland
Campbell James H., teamster, r. 12 Mollis
Campbell James J., gilder S. k G. Gump, r. 513 Minna
Campbell James T., capitalist, r. 43 Sixth
Campbell James W. , blacksmith, r. 2226J Howani
Campbell James W., inspector Custom House, r. 2(i'.U
Guerrero
Campbell James W. H., feed and grain. Section 1 SeaNv
r. 816 Lombard
Campbell Jane, widow, r. 123 Germania
Campbell Jennie, domestic 1603 Scott
Campbell Jennie Miss, clerk J. Spaulding & Co.. r. 728|-
Clementina
Campbell J. J., purser stuir Umatilla
Campbell J. M., clerk, r. 3125 Mission
Campbell Johanna, widow, r. 215 Vallejo
Campbell John, r. 317 Leavenworth
Campbell John, apprentice Dow Steam Ptmip Wks. ,
524 Arkansas
Campbell John, boilermaker P. F. Duudon, r. 5 Min
sota
Campbell John, bricklayer, r. 7281 Clementina
Campbell John, clerk, r. 30 Thirteenth
Campbell John, clerk, r. 43 SLUh
Campbell John, coalpasser stmr City of Puebla
Campbell John, fireman stmr San Rafael, r. Sausalitn
Campbell John, laborer, r. 1040 Kentucky
Campbell John, machinist, r. 430 Chestnut
Campbell John, porter International Hotel
Campbell John, porter, r. 1428 Pacific
Campbell John D. , clerk, r. 206 Fourteenth
Campbell John D., carpe ter, r. 515 Hickorj- Av
Campbell John F., carpenter McPhee & tifolierH. r. 220
Eddy
Camptieil John H.. clerk, r. 1428 Pacific
Campbell John J., cashier The Owl Drug Co., r. 12:tMi
Folsom ""
Campiiell -lohn J., painter Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. .■
Rincon Av
Campbell John J., teamster, r. 1428 Pacific
Campbell John M., dresser C. and Co. Hospita'
Campbell John M., teamster, r. 1235b Folsom
Campbell John V., clerk Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Ea-t
O ikland
Campbell Joseph, butcher, r. 2 Olive Court
Campbell Joseph, clerk, r. 43 Sixth
Campbell Joseph, driver Famsworth i Collins, r. 2 1
Dehon
Campbell Joseph, teamster Morton Draj ing and Ware-
house Co. , r. 248 Fourth
Campbell Joseph A., horseshoer George Tomkins, r..l2
HoUis
Campbell Joseph C.(Reddv Campbell A: Metson) attonie\
at law, 116 Crocker Bldg, r. 2619 Buchanan
Campbell Joseph C, cupular tender John G. lis i Co.,
r. 113 Cedar Av
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Campbell Joseph H., physician and surgeon, office r. 427
Twenty-fourth
Canii)bell Joseph V., collector, r. 723i O'Farrell, rear
Campbell Joseph W., driver Market St. Ry, r. 309 Fiftli
Campbell Julia Miss, clerk, r. 1081 Broadway
Campbell Kate Miss, saleslady, r. 16 Geneva
Campbell Katharine Miss, r. 1010 Tennessee
Campbell Kate, domestic 1735 Sutter
Campbell Lambert, carpenter, r. 740 Twenty-second
Campbell Lawrence A., carpetlayer Campbell & Soren-
sen, r. 1603 San Carlos Av
Campbell Lewis A., clerk Alexander Campbell, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Campbell Lillie Miss, r. 27 Lily
Campbell L. L. , shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Campbell Lucien, physician, r. 606 Leavenworth
Campbell Lucy J., widow, r. 416 Steiner
Campbell M., marine engineer, r. 310 Folsom
Campbell M., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Campbell Maggie Miss, clerk, r. 1081 Broadway
Campbell Malcom D., carpenter, r. 50 Merritt
Camptjell Margaret, widow, r. 30 Thirteenth
Campbell Margaret Miss (Cami)„ell & Sutherland) r. 528
Hayes
Campbell Mar on, cook Lane Hospital
Campbell Marion Miss, furnished rooms, 50h Third
Campbell Mark, carpenter, 126 Hayes
Campbell Mark Jr., shoemaker, r. 126 Hayes
Campbell Markham B., carpenter, r. 50 Merritt
Camjsbell Marriner Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. 1820
Turk
Campbell Mary, widow, r. 910 Page
Campbell Mary, widow, r. 1104 Kansas
Campbell Mary D. Mrs., physician, office and r. 427
Twenty-fourth
Campbell Mary F., widow, r. 113 Chattanooga
Campbell Mary S. Miss, paperbox maker, r. 1104 Kansas
Campbell Mary S. Mrs., adjuster V. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Campbell M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 437 Golden Gate Av
Campbell Michael, marine engineer, r. 245 Second
Campbell Michael, teamster, r. 508 San Jose Av
CamiJbell Michael F., mining expert, 40 California, r. 708
Taylor
Camjibell Murdoch, shipwrights' and calkers' tools, 102
Steuart, r. Alameda
Campbell Murdoch A. , capitalist, 63 Flood Bldg
Campbell Nellie Miss, cloakmaker L Botwin, r. 30 Thir-
teenth
Campbell Nellie G. Miss, compositor, r. 1221 O'Farrell
Campbell Patrick, coalpasser stmr Pomona, r. 41 Natoma
Campbell Peter, r. 1081 Broadway
Campbell Peter M. , chief engineer stmr Costa Rica, r.
340 Steuart
Campbell Ralph, lineman Pao. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 1.522
Eddy
Campbell Ralph V. , blacksmith, r. 479 Frederick
CAMPBELL R. M., mining and timber lands, 330
Pine, room 44, r. 1222 Steiner
Campbell Robert, blacksmith, r. 733 Market
Campbell Robert, machinist, r. 524 Arkansas
Campbell Robert, student, r. 2619 Buchanan
Campbell Robert Jr., coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r.
524 Arkansas
Campbell Robert E., boilermaker Union Iron WTis, r.
2 Minnesota
Campbell Robert E. , canmaker, r. 1428 Pacific
Campbell Robert J., asst engineer stmr Bay City, r. 1848
Stevenson
Campbell Robert P., r. 707 Post
Campbell Rose Miss, spooler G. G. Woolen Mills, r. 1104
Kansas
Campbell Rose Mrs., midwife, r. 26 Clinton
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1320 Jackson
Campbell Samuel J. , butcher, 334 Third, r. 926^ Har-
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Campbell Sarah E. Miss, weaver, r. 1104 '.
Campbell Sarah K., widow, r. 1320 Juckson
Campbell Shadrick, policeman, r. 239 Guerrero
Campbell Sophie, widow, r. N s Blackstone nr Gough
Campbell Stephen D., engineer, r. 206 Fourteenth
Campbell Susan, widow, r. 283 Jessie
Campbell Swain, carpenter, r. 120 Seventh
Campbell Sylvia, widow, furnished rooms, 406 Mason
Campbell T. , seaman stmr San Juan
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 357 Brannan
Campbell Thomas, carpetlayer, r. 513 Minna
Campbell Thomas, laborer, r. 18^ Laurel PI
Campbell Thpnias D. , blacksmith, r. 153 Perry
Campbell Thomas J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
Union
Campbell Thomas J., bricklayer, r. 915 Lott
Campbell Thomas P. , teamster, r. 1235b Folsom
Campbell Vernon, secretary The Cal. Savings and Loan
Society, 1 Powell, r. 507 Florida
Campbell Walter C. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1820 Turk
Campbell William (Campbell & Sorenseu) r. 513 Minna
Campbell William, laborer, r. 14 Auburn
Campbell William, laborer, r. 612| Second
Campbell William, ship carpenter B. McMahon & Son, r.
5 First
Campbell William Jr., ship carpenter B. McMahon & Son,
r. 5 First
Campbell William D., clerk S. P. Co,, r. 1425 Washington
Campbell William E., engineer Pioneer White Lead &
Color Wks, r. Berkeley
Campbell William C, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW
cor Bay and Laguna
Campbell William G., canvasser, r. 1415 Mason
Campbell William H., importer and commission mer-
chant, 402 Front, r. 7-26 Twenty-third
Campbell William H., painter, r. 659 Minna
Campbell William H. Jr., collector Charles R. Allen, r.
2301 Devisadero
Campbell William J. , bridge builder, r. 307 Bryant
Campbell William L. , carpenter, r liO'Si Lyon
Campbell William L., clerk cashier's dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1618 California
Campbell William S., zlncographer, r. 30i Moss
Campbell William T., carrier Post Office, r. 1526 Golden
Gate Av
Campbell William W.. druggist, 169 Ninth, r. 1256 How-
ard
CAMPBELL A SORE\<hE^' (William Campbell and
Soren Soreiisen) managers J E. Mitchell Carpet
Cleaning Works, 230 Fourteenth, Telephone Mission
74
Campbell & Sutherland (Miss Margaret Campbell and
Miss Josie Sutherland), dressmaking, 528 Hayes
Campbell & Troyer (James Campbell and Charles W.
"Troyer) proprietors Cal. Bellows Mnfg Co., 123 Beale
Campe George, cook, r. 164 Tehama
Campe Grace Miss, r. 713J Treat Av
Campe Harry, fireman Pac. Can Co. , r. 30 Geneva
Campe Harry M. (Henry Campe & Co.), r. 20 Devisatlero
Campe Henrj (Henr^- Campe & Co.) r. 20 Devisadero
CAMPE HENICl' Jt CO. (Henry Campe, George
Harms and Harrv M. Campe) wholesale liquors, 221-
225 Front
Campe J. Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1011 Harrison
Campe Mamie Miss, r. 20 Devisadero
aS"Campe. See Camp and Kamp
Campen Frederick (Heckert & Campen) r. 430 Chestnut
Campi Frank, teamster, r. 529 Valencia
Campi Luigi, vegetables Colombo Market
Campl Thomas, teamster, r. 5 '9 Valencia
CAMPrS ITALIAN REl^TACRANT, L Cuenin
proprietor, 531-533 Clay
Campi's R3stau'^nt, Sartori & Fantini proprietors, 33-35
O'Farrell
Camp'ni Eugenio, saw filer, r. 9 Gordon
Campini Gotlando, locksmith, r. 9 Garden
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Campion Albert, clerk George A. Dwyer, r. 1055 Mission
Campion Edward, earjienter, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Campion Edward J., mana^'erOnce a Week, 112 Seventh,
r. 112* Oak
Campion Eugene (Engene Campion & Co.) and liquors,
14-16, Leidesdorff, r. Piedmont, Cal.
CAMPIOl^ E|:GE^'E a €0. (Eugene Campion)
wines and liquors, 416 Pine
Campion Fenton, collector The Pacific Irish-American,
r. 926 Mission
Campion George, clerk W. B. CTuff & Co., r. 618 Jessie
Campion James, coal passer stmr Alameda
Campion John F., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 243 Ninth
Campion Michael, collector Once a Week, r. 112i Oak
Campion Nomian, watertender stmr Peru
Campion Patrick, gripman Market St. Rv., r. 39 Powell
Av
Campion Patrick J., policeman, r. ilii Oak
Campion Thomas, r. 1520^ Post
^^Campion. See Champion
Campmas Apaline Mme., with The F. Thomas Parisian
Dj-ing and Cleanfng Wks, r. 787J Ste\enson
Campodonico Antonio, vegetables, r. 29| Scott PI
Campodonico Charles, salesman Campodonico k Mal-
colm Co., r. 2008 Mason
Campodonico Gatetano, teamster, r. 1 Truett
Campodonico James, clerk A. Daneri &Co.,r 1 Shei>-
pard PI
Campodonico John, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 519
Greenwich
Campodonico John P., clerk, J. 1 Truett
Campodonico Joseph M., clerk J. H. Widber, r. 1817 !i
PoweU
Campodonico Mar?-, widow, r. 321J Union
Campodonico Stephen, r. 18l7i Powell
Camp<jdonico & Malcolm Co. (R. K. Malcolm) commission
merchants, 319 Washington
Campodono Luigi, agent, r. 824 Gearj-
Campolongo Camelo, bootblack, r. lO" Margaret PI
Campolomro Francesco, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Campolongo Frank, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Campolongo Pietro, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Camjwnienosi Louis J. , file setter, r. 5 Varennes PI
Camson Young, manager Roj-al Shoe Co., 509i Washing-
Camy Alice, widow, r. 410 Hj'de
Can Arthur (R. Armstrong &Co.)r. Napa City
Can George G., stock raiser, 32 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
2.i34 Washington
Canacci Frederick, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. E s San
Bruno Av nr Fifteenth Av South
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
n. M. stem district freiglit an<l passen-
ger agent. <>4S Market
C'ASfAL AnOLFO, consul Republic of Cijlombia, 217
Sansome, room 9, r. 944 Powell
Canalizo Jorge L. (W. Loaiza & Co.) r. New York
Canaris Henrj- S., florist, 2520 Pine
Canarj- Maurice, shoemaker, r. 357i Clementina
Canavan Andrew, gardener Union Square, r. 26 Steuart
Canivan Bartholomew, cabinetmaker, r. 220 Linden Av
Canavan Charles, riveter, r. 530 Arkansas
Canavan Daniel, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 29Natoma
Canavan Edward, painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Edward B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE
cor Napa and Louisiana
Canavan Elizabeth, widow, r. 636i Jessie
Canavan James H., plumber, r. 636^ Jessie
Canavan Jane, widow, r. 557 Fourth
Canavan John J., horseshoeing, SW cor Kentucky and
First Av South
Canavan John M., carriage finisher, r. 1901 Pacific Av
Canavan John T. , engineer, r. 210 Jones
Canavan Louisa, cashier, r. 40 Moss
Canavan Margaret, widow, r. 210 Jones
Canavan Mark, miner, r. 2928 Washington
Cana%-an Mark J., painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Martin, paver Edison Light and Power Co., r.
121 Fourth
Canavan Patrick J. , painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Patrick F., liquors, S s Prim nr Migsion
Road, Ocean View
Canavan Robert, painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Thomas J., engineer Engine 3, r. 1315 Cali-
fornia
I^^Canavan. See Cannavan
Canawjy James, engineer, r. 227 Harrison
Cancillo" Antonio, peddler, r. 5 Pollard PI
Cancilloni Giuseppe, fish dealer, r. 10 Vincent
Candage Wildes P., foreman, r. 617 Shotwell
Candau Felix, liquors, 213 Third, r. 150J Tehama
Candee L. & Co. (New Haven, Conn.) mnfrs nibber boots
and shoes. Bowers' Rubbers Co. , agents, 42 Sacra-
mento
C AXUELARIA CONSOLIDATED MEXICO NIX-
IMU CO. (Durango, Mexico) D. M. Bums presi-
dent George Gale secretarj-, 134 Crocker Bldg,
Telephone Main 5258
Candido Frank F., watchman, r. 4 Alemany
Candido Jose, janitor Merchants' Exchange Assn., r. 51
Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Candioto Salvatore, barber, 605 VaUejo
Candle Peter, master mariner, r. 2S Sacramento
Candle W., cook Russ House
CA\DLI> LILLIAN MOORE MRS., pastel artist,
r. 119 Pierce
Candlin William, clerk, r. 119 Pierce
Candoneu Nina, domestic 323 Ellis
Cane Alfred, dentist, 6 Turk, r. Oakland
Cane Coppel, fireman, r. 115 Fourteenth
Cane Frank, laborer, r. 916 Howard
Cane Gustave, barber, r. 115 Fourteenth
Cane John, shipping master, 26 Stuart, r. 34 Tehama
Cane John Jr., liquors, 26 Steuart, r. 1327 Steiner
Cane John C, clerk, r. 1327 Steiner
Cane Joseph, r. 34 Tehama
Cane Julian B., hoseman Hose 2, r. 1914 Larkin
Cane Marshall A., glazier, r. 115 Fourteenth
Cane William, shipping agent John Cane, r. 34 Tehama
^"Cane. See Cain, Kane, Kaen and Kain
Canepa Andrew, laborer Ravenna & Co., r. Oakland
Canepa Antonio, laborer Vermont Marble Co., r. 314
Union, rear
Canepa Bacci, butcher, r. 42S Greenwich
Canepa Bartolomeo, r. 430 Union
Canepa Brothers (Michael and Frank) fruits, 127 Third
Canepa Charles, window cleaner, r. 430 Union
Canepa David, scavenger, r. 1906 Powell
Canepa Frank (Canepa Bros.) r. 11 Hunt
Canepa Giovanni (Baglietto & Canepa) r. 1617^ Powell
Canepa Giovanni B. (Rovegno & Canepa) r. 428 Green-
wich
Canepa Giuseppe, laborer Am. Salt Co.
Canepa James, grinder, r. 869^^ Folsom, rear
Canepa Joseph (G. Camilloni & Co.) r. 521 Filbert
Canepa Lorenzo A. (Canepa & Ferrari) r. 317 Union
Canepa Louis, florist, lt2 Stevenson, r. 8694 Folsom
Canepa Luigi, cigars and tobacco, 543 Washington, r.
1813 Udion
Canepa Michael (Canepa Bros.) r. 179 Minna
Canepa Pasquale, florist, r. 869i Folsom
Canepa Peter, r. 608 Filbert
Canepa Teresa, widow, r. 430 Union
Canepa & Ferrari (L. A. Canepa and J. Ferrari) liquors,
410 Montgomery Av
Canessa Attilo, compositor Slavjanska Sloga, r. 436
Union
Canevaro Baptiste, cooper, r. 527^ Greenwich
Canevascini Martin (B ciari i & Canevascini) r. 216
Montgomerv Av
Canfield Charies H., plumber William F. Wilson, r. 1023
Pierce
Canfield Charles L., teamster, r. 928 Minna
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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CAN
345
CAN
4'iXFIELU €. L., general agent Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Railway, 112 Montgomery
Canfield John W., furnished rooms, 725 Bush
C'anfield Margaret, widow, r. SE cor Rhode Island and
Butte
Canfield Rufus J . , clerk San Francisco Produce Exchange,
r. Alameda
Canftll Elmer O., painter, r. 8 Gough
C;anguilhem Maiie Miss, laundress Jean Bustarret, r.
1501 Larkin
Canham Frances, widow, r. 1712^ Pacific Av, rear
Canham Frederick, bricklayer, r. 236 Shotwell
Canham Mary J. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Grannnar
School, r. 1712i Pacific Av
Canham Thomas, paint«r, r. 108 Bernard
Canham William F., electrician Pac. Electric Motor Co.,
r. 108 Bernard
Caniffe James J., salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r.
Vallejo, Cal.
Caniffe William, piledriver. r. 648 Howard
Cann Thomas, shipwright, r. Alms House
Cannan William C, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1145 Valencia
if^Caiinan. See Cannon and Canon
Caiine J. C. D.,r. Royal House
Cannell Robert E. , student James A. Deroto
Canne\ Edward, student, r. 518 Howard
Cannev Frederick G., physician, office and r. 924 Geary
CanneV Isabelle V. Mrs., r. 609 Hayes
Cannig George, clerk, r. 1009 Post
Cannini.' Anna Miss. r. 227 Perrj-, rear
Canning Br dget, w}dow, r. 743 Brannan, rear
Canning Charles J., blacksmith, r. 16 Hawthorne
Canning Frank V., druggist Boericke & Runyon, r. 929
Post
Canning H., fireman stmr Umatilla
Cannina- Henry, teamster, r. 743 Brannan, rear
Canning James D., clerk Holbrook, Merr.U & Stetson, r.
16 Hawthorne
Canning John, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co. , r.
1051'niversity
Canning Margaret, widow, r. 615 Chestnut
Canning Robert A. , pressman, r. 16 Hawthorne
Canning Wil iam, ironmolder, r. 743 Brannan
Cannon Edward B., electrician, r. 415 Twenty-seventh
Cannon Ellen, widow, r. 1423 Pine
Cannon Ellen, widow, groceries and liquors, 223 Perry
Cannon Evelina Miss, te icher music, r. 1413 Bush
Cannon Frank, clerk Albert Mueller & Co., r. 157 Ninth
Cannon' George W. , stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
Cannon Hugh J., laborer, r. 43 Freelon
Cannon James, laborer, r. Ill Elm Av
Cannon James S. , propertyman Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. Hotel Langham
Cannon John, fireman stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Cannon John, liquors, W s Mission Road nr County Line
Cannon John F., law clerk Clement, Cannon, Kline &
Stradley, r. 438 Van Ness Av
Cannon John J., stage carpenter, r. 43 Freelon
Cannon John P., toolmaker, r. 157 Ninth
Cannon Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
Colma, Cal.
Cannon Joseph, machinist, r. W s Mission Roatl nr
County Line
Cannon Joseph P., salesman, r. 157 Ninth
Cann m Lawrence, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 11
Shasta
Cannon Louise Mrs., varieties, 1552 Howard
Cannon O. R., suneyor, r. 524 Eddy
Cannon Robert F., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. San
Bruno Road, nr Wayland
Cannon Sophie S., widow, r. 609 Shotwell
Cannon Stephen F., salesman, r. 157 Ninth
Cannon Thomas, teamster Golden Gate Park, r. 207 San-
chez
Cannon Thomas E., laborer, r. 43 Freelon
Cannon William, boiler maker, r. 223 Perrv
Beer
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SfcND FOR CIRCULARS.
824
Co., r.
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"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GlilCflGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Cannon William H., driver Electric Laundry, r. 157
Ninth
Cannon William M. (Clement, Cannon, Kline & Stradley),
attorney at law, 11-14 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 314
Leavenworth
Cannon William S., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
^^Cannon. See Cannan, Canon and Connon
Cano Rafael, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
Canoll Frank T., solicitor Edison Phonograph Co.,
Laguna
Canova .James, stock cutter Porter, Slessinger &
2 Telegraph PI
Conrod Henrj', butcher, r. SW cor Railroad
Eighth Av South
Cansace Lorenzo, laborer, r. 10 Bartol
Cansdale Walter J., bartender John H. Bullwinkel, r.
llllj Pacific
Cansino Manuel, fireman stmr Manuel
Cant William H., gardener, r. 112 Valencia
Cantaloube Julie Mrs., nurse French Hospital
Cantaloubes Leon, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Cantell Annette Mrs. , laundrj-, 1601 Geary
Cantelow H. Clair, clerk Or. Ry. and Nav. Co, r. 1326
Page
Cantelow William Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Page
Cantet Eugene, teamster, r. 148 Tehama
Cantet Mary, widow, r. 524 Alabama
Cantiello L., musician, r. 813 Vallejo
Cantini Joachim, dairyman, Eighteenth Av South nr A,
office 32 Eddy
Cantini Peter, laborer, r. Seventeenth Av South nr H
Cantlen James J., clerk Sanboni, Vail & Co., r. 721
Clementina
Cantlen Kate Mrs., telegraph operator, r. 12 Bond
Cantlen Richard, bricklayer, r. 721 Tehama
and
CANTLEY JAMES.
wholesale aod re-
tail dealer Mood, eoke and ebarcoal, 960
lluManl. Telephone Soath 4.58, r. 93H
HoMard
Cantlion John, laborer S. P. Co.
Cantner Henry VV. , groceries, r. 947 Twelfth Av South
€A.\TO.\ IXSIJRAKCE C'OMP.4.\l' (limited) (of
Hongkong) Parrott & Co. agents, 306 California
Canton Joseph H., laborer, r. 316 Third
Cantor Carrie Miss, milliner Mrs. Rachael Cantor, r. 427
Eddy
Cantor Halmon, clerk Nordman Bros., r. 2S19 Green-
wich
Cantor Joseph, jeweler, r. 2819 Greenwich
Cantor Louis, clerk H. C. Schroeder, r. 2819 Greenwich
Cantor Rachael Mrs., millinery, 14i Sixth, r. 427 Eddy
Cantrell Edwin B., foreman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 1216
Larkin
Cantrell John W., artist Chronicle, r. 202 Grove
Cantrell Joseph B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 2412 Polk
Cantrell Thomas G. ( Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 1216 Larkin
Ciuitniwith Joseijh, r. 403 Leavenworth
Cantus (;o(>rii:e. miller, r. 3-4 Brannan
CANTWELL HERBERT C, c„....
niercial photosrapher, photo and Kodae
developing and printing a !«pecialtr, 40
Eddy, r. Oakland
Cantwell John, teamster, r. 29 Grand Av
Cantwell.John E., timekeeper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 104.">
Market
Cantwell Margaret, widow, r. 29 Grand Av
Cantwell Mary, widow, r. 1236 Bush
Cantwell Michael, liquors, 662 Howard
Cantwell Thomas, salesman, r. 29 Grand Av
Cantwell Thomas W., lodgings, 654 Howard, r. 062 How-
ard
Canty Charles, clerk, r. 329 Eureka
CantV Clara Miss, bagmaker, r. 329 Eureka
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428 California Street
Canty Cornelius, ironmolder, r. 16 Sheridan
Canty Daniel, laborer, r. 28J Louisa
Canty Daniel, plumber, r. SW cor Faxton and De Mont -
fort Avs
Canty Daniel P. , tailor, r. 1+21 Polk
Canty Edward, manager Bottle Protective Assn, 852
Howard, r. 1820 Union
Canty John B., r. 1223 McAllister
Canty Joseph, milkman, r. SW cor Faxton and De
Montfort Avs
Canty Julia, widow, r. SW cor Faxt-jn and De Mont -
fort Avs
Canty Mary, widow, r. 2718 Folsom
Canty Patrick, assistant foreman Engine 20, r. r. 3002
Octavia
Canty Thomas, assistant foreman Engine 8, r. 329
Eureka
Cantj- Thomas L., teamster, r. SW cor Faxton and De
Montfort Avs
Canty William D. , hamessmaker, r. 28i Louisa
Canty William D., painter, r. 1421 Polk
Cany Charles E. , bartender Chas. W. Sprague, r. 1121
Market
Caorski Louis C, engineer, r. 1102 J Tennessee
Capaccio Mario, draughtsman Pac. Rolling Mills r. 145
Ellis
CAPAY VALLET lAXD CO.. Frank S. Douty sec-
retarj- and treasurer, 53 Union Trust Co.'s Bldg, 4
Montgomerj-
Capde\'ielle F. j". Raymond, r. 1237 Stockton
Capdevielle Germain, proprietor Xewton House. 1237
Stockton
Capedeveille Theodore, laundrjTnau, r. 1517 Jackson
Cape Ann Oil Clothing Co. , Charles Sutton superintend-
ent, 334 Twenty-second
Capelis John T., clerk New-man i Le\inson, r. 408 Hvde
CAPELL HOWARD P., vice-president E. T. AUen
Co., 416 Market, r. East Oakland
Capella John, liquors, 712 Front, r. 907i Filbert
Capella Silvio, liquors, 26 Montgomerj- Av, r. 420 Mont-
gomery Av
Capelle Albert H., bookkeeper North German Llovd
Steamship Co., r. 616i Filbert
CAPELLE Ri*BERT, general agent North German
LloyJ Steamship Co. , 118 Montgomery, Telephone
Main 1357, r. The Miramar
Capelli A., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 208 Fran-
cisco
CapeUi Andrew, ironworker Dyer Bros., r. 40 Albert
Lane
Capelli Antonio, laborer, r. 13 Varennes
Capelli Carlo, laborer, r. 13 Varennes
Capelli Charles, bookkeeper, r. 420 Montgomery
Capellli Da%id, porter H. Plagemann .S: Co.",
> tockton
Capelli Frank, inspector Dumps, r. 208 Francisco
Capelli Giovanni, laborer, r. 430J Green
Capelli Giuseppe, peddler, r. 430J Green
Capelli Joseph, truckman Truck 2, r. 1231 Stockton
Capelli Julia Mrs., r. 1231 Stockton
Capelli Luigi, boots and shoes, 1628 Stockton
Capelli Marj-, widow, r. SW cor Franklin and Green-
wich
Capelli Michael, laborer, r. 13 Varennes
Capet R., r. 1001 Pine
Capewell Horse Nail Co. The, W. H. Standart agent.
1231
Capilas Constantine (Stathopulos & Capilas), r. US
Drumm
Capinelli Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Capinelli Pietro, vegetables, Colombo Market
C.4PI1-AL BtlLDI9fO A.\D LOA\ A$»80CIA-
TI .\ OF .SAX FRANCISCO, William H. Davis,
secretarj-, 43 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Capitani Gaetana, Iqiuors, 730 Vallejo
Capitanich Bias J., chop house, 210 Washington, r. 918
Montgomery
F. L. Tiirpin pro-
prietor. rooms per nishi 'i.5c. to $I.UO,week
$1.00 to $;{.00, luunth $1.00 to $1-2. ilO,
reading room containing all tlie daily
papers, ^S' Sacramento near .ttontgoniery
CAPITOL MILLS, Deming-Palmer Milling Co., pro-
prietors, IIO-IIH Sacramento
Capitol Salixjn, Benjamin Werthner proprietor, 432 Cal-
ifornia
CAPITAL WHITE LEAD A>D COLOR
WORKS. Yates & Cj., proprietors, 709-711 Front
Caplace John J., cellarman Hibernia Brewerj-, r. 728i-
Natoma
Caples John W., policeman, r. 1625 Turk
Caplice Eklward, laborer, r. 434 Tehama
Caplis John John J., salesman Newman i: Levison, r.
408 Hyde
Caplis Wtlliam, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hyde
Capon George, painter, r. 247 Second
Caponelli Fillippo, proprietor Ticino Hotel, 514 Pacific
CAPP ABR.4HAM B., superintendent Heald's Busi-
ness College, r. 211 Page
Capp Andrew, waiter, r. 215 Eleventh
Capp Charles S. (C. S. Capp & Co.) r. 612 Baker
CAPP C. 0. & CO. (Charles S. Capp)
itcal Estate Agent*. Rent Collectors and
Conveyancers, Insurance ElTeeted, 41*
.Hontgomery
Capp J. Mrs., widow, r. 310 Minna rear
Capp Samuel M., collector C. S. Capp & Co., r. 745 Gol-
den Gate Av
it^Capp. See Kapp
Cappel Bernard (Cappel & Lydon) r. 225 Sterenson
Cappel Bernard J., clerk H. Falk, r. 225 Stevenson
Cappel & Lydon (Bernard Cappell and Patrick Lydon>
liquors, 225 Third
Cappellari William U., comfKisitor E. Ruggiero & Co.,
r. 318 Broadway
Cappelletti Danielo (Rossi & Cappelletti) r. 525 A'ailejo
C.lPPEL.nAX.\ CH.IRLES W., proprietor The
Paragon Saloon, 123 Front, r. East Oakland
Cappelmann John C, clerk Miss N. F. Hawiey, r. 6
(Searj- Court
Cappelmann Oscar C, cashier RoUa V. Watt, r. 2 Hollis
Cappola C, fireman stmr Umatilla
Capps CJarrie Miss, hairdresser Miss Bessie Hogg, r. 252
Ellis
Caprie Elizabeth Mrs., r. 10 Turk
Caprile J., gardener, r. S s Silver Av nr Cambridge
Capron John S. , r. 1319 Devisadero
Capron Samuel C, street contractor, r. 1120 Shotwell
Capuano Antonio, fruit and produce, 125 Guerrero
Capuccio GofBedo, traveling salesman, r. 700 Broadway
Capuccio Mario, civil engineer Pac Rolling Mills, r. 700
Broadway
Capucetti, Frank, paper carrier, r. 1210 Gearj-
Capurro Adolph, driver G. (^purro, r. 525 Green
Capurro Attilia, clerk, r. 525 Green
Capurro David, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Capurro Giovanni B., vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
W s Oswego Av nr Ocean House Road
Capurro Giuseppe, vegetables Colombo Market
Capurro Giuseppe, wines, 5-23-525 Green
Capurro John, porter Hawiey Bros. Hardware Co., r.
West Berkeley
Capurro Luigi, gardener, r. .54 San Jose Road
Capurro Peter, laborer, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Capurro Stephen, teamster C. S. Healey
Capwell Harris C, merchant, r. 317 Lyon
Caraffa Batista J. , porter J. De La Montanya, r. 1.53:J
.Sanchez
Caraffa Margaret, widow, r. 1533 Sanchez
Caraffa Paul A., clerk, r. 1533 Sanchez
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
ent Work
Room 20
Bituminous Rock and Ce
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA S',
Telephone Mission 4.0
MftGlG LftNTERIHS
AND
ACCESSORIES
109 Montgomery St.
CAR
347
CAR
Carah J. H. & Co. (John H. Carah) engineers and ma-
chinists, 611 Fifth
Carah John H. (J. H. Carah & Co.) r. San Mateo
Caraniano Cesare, musician, r. 833 Howard
Caranielli P. V. Mme., r. 622 Taylor
Cai-ames Christopher, candy mnfr, 303 East, r. 114 Mnina
Caranza Giulio (boggiano d- Caranza) r. 3i Sonora PI
Caratto Agostino (Pessano & Caratto) r. 303 Montgomery
Av
Caratto Giacomo, painter, r. 1720 Stockton
Carballo Manuel, marine engineer, r. 19 Trenton
Carberry Cormac, carpenter, r. 261 Octavia
Carberry Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 3 .Man-
chester
Carberry James E., machinist Risdon 1. and L. ANTis, r.
206 Eddy
Carberry James M., driver John Hughes, r. 308 Clem-
tlna
Carberry John T., carpenter and builder, r. 2.51 Octavia
Carberry Nancy, widow, r. 251 Octavia
Carberry Patrick, contractor, r. 1615 Sutter
Carberry Robert, bartender, r. 705 Mission
Carberry Robert J., cariJenter, r. 251 Octavia
Carbinett Hugh, manager Hotel Richelieu, NE cor Van
Ness and Myrtle Avs, r. 917 Larkin
€ARBO:V mix €OAL CO., H. E. Huntington presi-
dent, F. S. Douty secretary, 58 Union Trust Bldg
Carbonari Angelo (Giovannini & Carbonan)r. 410 Broad-
way
Carbone Amedeo, nurseryman Joseph Carbone, r. W s
Mission Road nr Sickle Av, Ocean View
Carbone Andrew, engineer, r. 227 Chestnut
Carbone Felix, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 718
Greenwich
Carbone Jeremiah, porter D. De Bernardi & Co., r. 517 J
Union
Carbone John, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 225
Chestnut
Carbone Joseph, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 225
Chestnut
CARBONE JOSEPHf sole gro^^er ot
the Xew Violet •'The California." W s
.TIlsNlon Roaa near !»lckles Av, Ocean
Vle'w
Carbone Paul, candjniiaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. 225
Chestnut
Carbonni Charles, nurse French Hospital
Carbrae David, agent Chicago Clock Co., r. 21 Chapul-
tepec
Carcass C. Henrj', conductor Market St Ry, r. 35 Moss
Card Catherine Mrs., r. 501 Jessie
Card Charles W. , physician and surgeon, 103 Geary, r.
502 Deviiadero
Card Charles B., expressman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
CARD EGERTOK F., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2406 Sutter cor Devisadero, office hours 2 to
4 P. M., and 6:30 to 7:30 P. M., Telephone West 121
Card James, seaman, r. 109 East
Card John, teamster, r. 1205 Valencia
Card M. K. Mrs., teacher music, r. 630 Sutter
Card William H., dentist, office and r. 112 McAllister
Cardall Edward H. , dairy produce, 420 Devisadero
Cardall William (Cardall & Lerner) r. 129 Fifth
Cardall & Lerner (William Cardall and Jacob Lerner)
restaurant, 127 Fifth
Cardella Giuseppe, bartender Puccinelli & Ceccarelli, r.
702 Front
Cardella Luigi, clerk Frank Baldocchi, r. 2923 Sacra-
mento
Garden James, teacher oratory, r. 2339 Howard
Garden Mary C. Mrs. , r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Cardiff George F. , teamster, r. 344 Tehama
Cardiff Joseph, laundrjTuan Joseph T. Cavanaugh, r. 344
Tehama
Cardiff Joseph R., i)lumber, r. 344 Tehama
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED 8TI1TE8 BREWERY
BREIVV
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Cardiff Richard J., plumber, r. 344 Tehama
Cardiff Walter H., teamster Jason B. Cole, r. 344 Tehama
Cardinali John, clerk, r. 1408 Kearny
Cardinali Joseph, butcher, r. 1408 Kearny
Cardinali Louis, butcher, 311 Broadway, r. SE cor
Kearny and Union
Cardinali Luigi, butcher, r. 1408 Kearny
Cardinell Charles, calker, r. Ill Clinton
Cardinell John A., engineer, r. 11301 Filbert
Cardinell John D., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 1011
Guerrero
Cardinet Alice Miss, typewTiter Justinian Caire, r. Ala-
meda
Cardinez Anita Miss, seamstress, r. 1318 Dupont
Cardling Carl W., laborer, r. Seventh Av nr Point Lobos
Av
Cardona Leo, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 531a
Hayes
Cardona Peter C, jeweler, r. 531a Hayes
Cardoza Antonio, deckhand stnir Apache
Cardoza Frank J., clerk Delivery Department Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1036 Howard
Cardoza John H., r. 35 Dorland
Cardoza Joseph T., bill clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Cardoza Manuel J., r. 1036 Howard
Cardoza Samuel, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1036 How-
ard
Cardoza Wilford A., inspector Custom House, r. 922
Haight
Cardozo John (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 922 Haight
Cardozo & Baptista (John Cardozo and Jose Baptista)
lodging house, 422 Drumm
Careggio Erwetto, restaurant, 21971 Powell, r. 220 Fran-
cisco
Caregio G. & C. (Gemiano Caregio and Giuseppi Quai-
otti) restaurant, 206 Ellis
Caregio Germano (G. Caregio & Co.) r. 520 Gearj'
Carels John H. , collector, r. 1703 Webster
Carels John H. Mrs., dressmaking, 1703 Webster
Carew Frank, tillerman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
Carew George, truckman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
Carew John, r. 630 Linden Av
Carew Mary R. Miss, school teacher, r. 1633 Waller
<'4REW THOMAS R. (Carew & English) r. 1533
Waller
Carew William A., foreman Truck 7, r. 2658 Folsom
CAREW & ENGLISH r >. e.
Carew ana James Knglisli) fnneral dlree-
toFK, practical eiiibaliiiers and under-
taker.<i, 1» Van .\ess Av nr .Uarket, Tele-
phone South 1 50
Carey Agnes A, Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary School ,
r. 521 Twenty-fourth
Carey A. M., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2613 Mission
Carey Annie M. Miss, r. 916 Bush
Carey Augustus, horse trainer, r. 423 First Av
Carey Cornelius J., teamster W. A. Schrock, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Carey Edward, butcher Joseph SajTier, r. 1201 Mason
Carey Edward, steward Martin Franusich, r. 209 Leides-
dorff
Carev Edward P., shoe finisher J. C. Nolan & Co., r. S s
Vallev, bet San Jose Road and Dolores
Carey George E. , lead stainer Thomas C. Butterworth,
f. 108 Eighth
Carey James, r. 730J Natonia
Carey James, laborer, r. 1314 Eddy
Carey James, laborer, r. 662 Willow Av
Carey James A., editor The Adjuster, 316 California, r.
i642 Sacramento
Carey James A., stovemounter, r. 430 Twenty-seventh
Carey James M., hostler, r. 662 Willow Av
Carey James M. Jr., cement worker, r. 662 Willow Av
Carey John, r. 1906* McAllister
Carev John, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 213 Broadway
STOVES
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Carey John, laborer, r. 13 Ritch
Carey John, laborer, r. 1208 Mission
Carev John, laborer, r. 2o23 Sutter
Carey John, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 631 Florida
Carev John, teamster Collins & Lvons, r. 631 Florida
Carey John J., clerk Sun Insurance Office, r. 1314 Eddy
Carev John J., salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r. Berkeley
CAREV JOU\ T., attorney at law, 104 Sutter,
rooms 8-9
Carey John T., car])et layer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 734i
Natoma
Carey John W., draughtsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
faotel Savoy
Carev Julian E., president Cal. Pressed Brick Co, 77
Chronicle Bldg, r. 2603 Sleiner
Carey Kate J., domestic 1210 Clay
Carey Kearns, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Carey LawTence, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 26U
Harrison
Carey Lou Mrs., weaver W. A. Schrock, r. 2041 Harrison
Carey Maggie Miss, saleslady, r. 1314 Eddy
Carey Margaret, widow, r. 734* Natoma
Carey Marie, domestic 15 Ford
Carey Marj-, widow, r. 866 Channel
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 35 Ridley
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 1322i Harrison
Carey Michael, liquors, 670 Howard, r. 731 Fourth
Carey Patrick, gripman, r. 1906i McAllister
Carey Patrick, laborer, r. t»07 Folsom
Carey Patrick, peddler, r. 21 Hinckley
Carey R, coalpasser stmr Pomona
Carey Richard, gripman, r. 1906J McAllister
Carey Robert, seaman, r. 127 Second
Carey Thomas, coremaker Wh>-te & De Rome, r. 4b De-
catur
Carev Thomas, salesman Eveleth & Nash, r. 1119J Mc-
Allister
Carey Thomas, steward Young i: Weisman, r. 925 Post
Carey Thomas F. , bartender, r. 226a McAllister
Carey Walter L., mattress maker W. A. Schrock, r. 2041
Harrison
Carev Walter M., draughtsman, r. 700 Jones
Carey William, clerk, r. 1314 Eddy
Carey William, foreman Haslett & Bailey, r. Berkeley
Carey William, miner, r. 948 Folsom
Carey William C, carriage trimmer, r. 862i Mission
Carey William J., barber Andrew Hallahan, r. 13 Taylor
^^Carey. See Carj-
Cariani Luigi, butcher A. Chiesa, r. 1024 Montgomerj-
Carignani Angelo, salesman Peter Bacelli, r. 1714 Sutt«r
Carillion Lester Mrs., bakery, 1907 i Mission
<;arillon Charles A. (Camp & Carillon), r. 514 Sanchez
Carissini Giuseppi, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 439
Union
Carissini Louis, clerk F. Mecchi & Co., r. 1922 Mason
Cant J. Alphonso, r. 2112 Pacific Av
Carity John B., r. 1423 McAllister
Carl Andrew, cooper,217-219 Commercial, r. 107 Twentieth
Carl Au^st, tanner, r. 735 Brannan
Carl BjTon E., agent New York Life Ins. Co., 23 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor, r. Los Angeles, Cal
Carl Charles, dnToom La Grande Laundn-, r. 228
Twelfth
.Carl Harry, barber Joseph M. Le\y, r. 1944 Market
Carl James, waiter, r. I»j4 Jessie
Carl Joseph, tamale i>eddler, r. 13 Hinckley
Carl William, cooper, r. 677i Mission
Carl William P., coo])er Andrew Carl, r. 1126 Br\ant
8^ Carl. See Karl
Carlander George, fireman stmr Walla Walla
Carle Alonzo W., carjienter, r. 1508 Market
Carle Auguste, varieties, 1516 Stockton, r. 4 Graham PI
Carl Fred, bottler S. F. Stock Brewerv, r. 215 Henn'
Carle Gottlieb, bottler S. F. Stock Brewerj-, r. 237|
Heurj-
I'arle Hippol,\-te, proprietor Le Relevement (semi-
monthly) 735 Broadwav, r. 4 Graham PI
Carle Hj'polite Jr., clerk Auguste Carle, r. 4 Graham P|
Carle Paul, pantrjman L. M. Adler, r. 69 Minna
Carlen Carl, machinist Dow Steam Pump \\Tcs, r. 1118
\"allejo
Carlen John W., b(X)kkeeper R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oak-
land
XS' Carlen. SeeCarlin
Carles Howard R., clerk General Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 120 Twenty-sixth
Carleton Alonza B., shoemaker L. P. Anderson, r. 404
Third
Carleton Arthur M., teamster William W. P. Hatch, r.
2308 Harrison
Carleton Elbridge I., t«amster, r. 2308 Harrison
Carleton Harrj-, bartender Adolph Anderson, r. 812
Kearny
Carleton House, Mrs. Barbara Armbruster proprietor,
118 Grant Av
Carleten H. P., advertising solicitor Chronicle, r. Oak-
land
Carleton Jerome, whitener Samuel Kellett, r. 248 Ellis
Carleton Jerome Mrs., dressmaking 248 Ellis
Carleton Judson, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1913i Hyde
Carleton J. "W., bookkeeper, r. 313 Leavenworth
Carleton Mabel Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 425
Golden Gate Av
Carleton Samuel, cook Caleb Coates, r. 504 Natoma
Carleton S. B., manager Tomi Talk I^iblishtng Co., 20
Ellis, r. 918 Eddy
Carleton W. H., surveyor, r. Alms House
US' Carleton. See Carlton
Carley Abram W., stereotyper Examiner, r. 922 Ala-
bama
Carley Edward L. , teamster Arctic Oil Wks, r. 10 Wis-
consin
Carli Jacob, laborer, r, 13 Wool
Carlie Edward, clerk R. Liddle & Co., r. 238 Sixth
Carlie Lilly, widow, r. 23S Sixth
Orlile Andrew S., groceries and liquors, 420 Twenty-
fifth
Carlile William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Carlin Ann, widow, r. 735 Broadway
Carlin Frank, marine fireman, r. 208 Fifth
Carlin Henrj' J., inspector Custom House, r. 32 Laurel
Av
Carlin James, conductor, r. 820 Folsom
Carlin James, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
Carlin John, blacksmith John P. Snead, r. 733 Vallejo
Carlin John, insurance agent, 313 California, r. 705 Post
Carlin John J., clerk, i. 124 U Market
Carlin Katherine, cook, 603 Sutter
Carlin Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Alice
Carlin Richard, foreman Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 532
Mission
Carlin Richard, plumber, r. 262 Jessie
Carlin Roger, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1120 Fol-
som
Carlin Thomas K. . sign painter Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein, r. 540 Minna
Carlin William, heljjer William F. Wilson, r. 1035 Broad-
way
Carlin William H. , machinist The Rock Drill and Air
Compressor Machine Wks, r. 1548 Howard
Carlin William J., electrician The Baldwin, r. 32 Laurel
Av
J^Carlin. See Carlen
Carling Victor, bricklayer, r. 3 Rausch
Carlisle A. & Co. (Albert Carlisle) manufacturing station-
ers, 417 Montgomerj-
Carlisle A. E., carjienter, r. 120 Jones
Carlisle Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. 821 Vine, Berkeley
Carlisle Charles, railroadman, r. 2631 Sutter
Carlisle Eleanor M. Mrs., teacher Sherman Primarv
School, r. 1906 De\isadero
Carlisle George, r. 1621 Dupont
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
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Carlisle Henry, r. 710 Van Ness Av , ^ . ^.
Carlisle Herbert L., foreman Dispatch Pnntuig Co., r.
Oakland
Carlisle Thomas, clerk, r. 10141 Mmna
Carll Sarah A., widow, furnished rooms, 793 Mission
CarlmuUer Eugene, musician, r. 313 Ellis
Carlo Charles, bartender, r. 5 Dunn Alley „ ^ ^,
Carlo Giovanni, fireman S. F. Soap and Candle Co. Co.,
r. 15i Harper PI
Carlo Louis, laborer, r. Ifill Stockton
Carlo Luigi, laborer, r. 5 Dunn Alley ,^^ ^. ^ „ _
Carlon Nora Miss, chambermaid New Washington Hotel
Carlon Rose Miss, hairdresser, r. Isl4 Stockton
Carlone John H. W., foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 27
Gunnison Av
Carlos Tiburcio, saddlemaker, 102 Montgomery Av, r. 651
Vallejo
Carlotti Stefano, scavenger, r. 7 Lafayette Fl
Carlquist Adolph, tailor, r. 1459 Castro
,Carlsen Andrew, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Carlsen Carl M., beltman Union Iron Wks, r. 418 Jersey
Carlsen Charles, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Carlsen Christopher, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 4is
Jersey . ,
Carlsen Ida, domestic 2015 De^^sadero
Carlsen Nels P., master mariner, r. 625J Shotwell
Carlsen Niel L., engineer Geary St. P. & O. RR., r. 1009
Carlsen Peter, collector Harbor Commissioners, r. 1435
Pacific
Carlson Samuel P., stableman, r. 1210 Folsom
Carlson A. E. , laborer, r. 860 Howard
Carlson A. H., seaman, r. 229 East
Carlson Albert, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Carlson Alexander, deckhand stuir Bay City, r. 201 hteu-
art
Carlson Amanda, domestic 722 Valencia
Carlson Andrew, peddler, r. 310 Utah
Carlson Andrew J., clerk Charles G. Fredell, r. 1222
Carlson Andrew J., shoemaker, 2925 Washington
Carlson Andrew O. , master mariner, r. 42 Ringold
Carlson Annie, domestic 2830 Bush
Carlson Antone, pa'nter, r. 1430 Mission
Carlson August, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 918 Min-
nesota „ ^.,. -^,, ,
Carlson August, millwright Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 817 Bush
Carlson August, molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 43 Dore ^
Carlson August, porter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 5(1
Howard
Carlson August L., carpenter, r. 232 Day
Carlson Bessie, domestic 212 Ashbury
Carlson C , cook. r. 116 Berry
Carlson Carl, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 12 Michi-
gan
Carlson Carl, laborer, r. 104 Jefferson Av
Carlson Carl, laborer, r. 1332 Alabama
Carlson Cail, seaman schr Ivy, r. 411 Drumm
Carlson Carl A., benchhand Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
622 Minna
Carlson Charles, carpenter, r. 706 Sierra
Carlson Charles, cook Victor Evans, r. 48 Sacramento
Carlson Charles, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
Carlson Charles, machine hand, Truckee Lumber Co.,
r. 1030 Howard
Carlson Charles, oyster tonger M. B. Moraghan, r. MiU-
Carlson^Charles, surfman Golden Gate Park Life-Saving
Station „ ,, v
Carlson Charles A., oyster tonger M. B. Moraghan. r.
Millbrae ^, ^, ,
Carlson Ch.rles E., liquors, 413 East, r. cor Cortland
and Prospect Avs
Carlson Charles H., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1014 Polk
Carlson Charles J., portrait artist, r. 523 Pine
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Vl^ear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia BottIi9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELArSD'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Carlson Charlotte, r. 20a Angelica
Carlson Charlotte Miss, dressmaking, r. 1751 Polk
Carlson Claes C, r. 106 Broad, Ocpan View
CARLSON-CURRIER CO. ...p.. "J.
rier, president, V. P. Slieniiaii vice-presi-
dent, W. W. Sauf'ord treasurer, silk iiiaiui-
t'actnrers, olllce and salesroom « -8 Sutter,
mill Petaluma, California
Carlson E. A., hostler John W. Morshead, r. 210 Drumm
Carlson Edward, bookkeeper Frank B. Peterson & Co., r.
East Oakland
Carlson Elizabeth, widow, r. 523 Pine
Carlson Emil, deckhand stmr Tiburon
Carlson Erik, shoemaker, 438 Turk, r. 425 Turk
Carlson F., surfman Golden Gate Park Life-Saving Sta-
tion
Carlson Frank, laborer, r. 2320 Howard
Carlson Frank O., driver Simkins & Tliorp,r. 160O Steven-
son
Carlson George (Thomas & Carlson) r. 4a Antonio
Carlson Gustav, gripman r. 424 Jersey
Carlson Gustave E., foreman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 700
Capp
Carlson Henry, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Carlson Hilma, domestic 1725 Bradway
Carlson Hugh, painter, r. 2005 Golden Gate Ay
Carlson Ida, domestic 3032 Washington
Carlson Jennie, domestic 2291 Sacramento
Carlson John, driver, r. 631 Stevenson
Carlson John, fireman stmr Albion, r. 423i Harrison
Carlson John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2204
Greenwich
Carlson John, master mariner, r. 252J Tehama
Carlson John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Carlson John, seaman, r. 2120 Mason
Carlson John, seaman stmr St. Paul
Carlson John, stableman A. Quade & Co., r. 21 Sanchez
Carlson John, storekeeper Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 6,
Golden Gate Av
Carlson John, teamster, r. 766 1 Folsom
Carlson John I., custodian Cal. Academy of Sciences, r.
523 Pine
Carlson John M. (Jorgensen, Carlson & Peterson), r. 223
Kearnv ,
Carlson J(jhn P., fireman stmr San Rafael, r. 752t
Geary
Carlson John P., laborer, r. 2204 Greenwich
Carlson John W., molder Union Iron Wks, r. 902 Filbert
Carlson Lena Miss, clerk George Himmelstoss, r. 1708i
Church
Carlson Lena Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 12+
Erie
Carlson Louis, carbuilder Cal. Car Wks, r. 732^ Minna
Carlson Martiii, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Carlson Nels, seaman, r. 131 East
Carlson Nels P., tailor, r. 1920 Stevenson _
Carlson Olaf, engineer Wilson Dining Saloon, r. (3-2
Golden Gate Av
Carlson Ole A., finisher George H. Fuller Desk Co., r.
106 Steuart
Carlson Olaf G. (Hink & Carlson), r. 1110 Broadway
Carlson Orford W. , r. 632 Castro
Carlson Oscar (Petterson & Carlson) r. 29 Ninth
Carlson Oscar L., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 42 Rm-
Carlson Otto S., tanner Struven & Birgle, r. 1231 Rhode
Island
Carlson Peter, cabinetmaker Cal. Car Wks, r. 16 bher-
man
Carlsf)n Peter, seaman, r. 131 East
Carlson R., quartermaster stmr Umatilla
Carlson Robert, clerk German American Ins Co., r. 60:i
O'Farrell
Carlson Robert, laborer, r. 238J Ritch
Carlson S., watchman stmr Walla Walla
Carlson Signe I. -Miss, seamstress, r. 42 RingoUl
DimB0BI}ESflNH0.SflOWGnSES
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Climate on Eartn at
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-H Carlson S., Olof, shipwTight Union Iron Wlcs. r. 780
Illinois
O Carlson Susie R. Miss, landscape artist.r. 737 Twentv-first
M Carlson Sven G., foreman Stauffer & Co., r. 308 J Uteh
Carlson Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. S\V cor
yC Louisiana and Sierra
\^ Carlson Thomas L. , conductor, r. 132 Valley
—I Carlson Victor (Carlson & Shanley) r. 4 Martha PI
^ Carlson Victor, laborer A. B. Patrick k Co., r. Mont-
^ calm nr Isabelle
"^ Carlson & Shanley (V'ictor Carlson and Andrew Shanley)
• liquors. 318 Bush
/3 I^^Carlson. See Karlson and Carlsen
-^ Carlton Charles C. , commission and insurance, 514 Cal-
2 ifomia, r. 907 Pine
E^ Carlton Harriet C, widow, insurance solicitor .Etna Ins.
Co., r. 1407 Jones
fV CABLTO.N HABRV P., dentist, 67-68 Crocker Bldg,
* r. Oikland
lU Carlton Henrj-, with .Etna Ins. Co., r. 2604 California
Carlton Henrv H., cashier Jones & Co., r. 1705 Broder-
i:k
Carlton House, Mrs. Julia Combatalade proprietor, 405
Kearny
Carlton .Phillip S., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Oak-
land
^Carlton. See Carleton
Carlyle Albert, wool puller Isaac Levj-, r. Thirty-
seventh Av South nr K
Carlyle Alfred, tanner, r. Thirty-seventh Av South nr K
Carlvle Annie Miss, compositor Town Talk, r. 2021
Hyde
Carlyle Arthur, draughtsman, r. 10 Shotwell
-. K^Carlyle. See Carlile and Carlisle
►J CarlyonJohn, stationerj-, 113 Taylor, r. 10 Grove
rn Carlvon Peter H., stableman Bacome & Son, r. 26i
^ Ritch
Carman Benjamin F., conductor Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. 7 Sharp PI
Carman Clara, widow, r. 7 Sharp PI
Carman Dickerson M., real estate, r. The Bereaford
Carman Warren P., ship joiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r.
1154 Guerrero
Carman William, clerk, r. 121 Cedar Av
Carman William, laborer, r. 617 Third
Carman W. Ray, draughtsman James E. Wolfe, r. 11.54
Guerrero
Carmanv A. J., with CaL Title Ins. and Tmst Co., r.
Oakland
CAR^I-LXf CTRUS W., secretarj' and cashier Sav-
ing's and Loan Society, 101 Montgomery', r. Thir-
teenth Av nr Millburv, East Oakland
CARMANY JOHN W., ..... ...
gciils' rnrnishiiig ko<hIs, 'i.i Kearny, r. 1109
FraiiKlin SW cor .llyrlle Av
Curmanv Ringold, buokkeejjcr Anglo-Califomian Bank, r.
1026 Green
Carmanv 1 homhili, with Bank of California, r. 1026
Grien
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker, 527 Sansome, r. Ill
Montgomery Block
Camif^chi Giovanni, laborer, r. 53 Boardman PI
Carmel City Agency, Mr:<. Abbie J. Hunter, 819 Market,
ro ims 53-.14
CARMEL COSMETIC CO....e..
poratecl) Mrs. M. J. Batter manager, bair
ilre«sliis. uianicarlng and manalactnrers
of toilet preparations, 131 Post
Canueli Andreas, peddler, r. 3 Caroline PI
Carmeto Land and Coal Compa-y (incorporated) J. S.
Emery president, R. McF. Doble secretary, 202 San-
some, rof)m 2
Camielo Thomas, laborer, r. 444 Union
CARMEN ISLAND SALT WORKS
7U8-710 Battery, Importers and niano-
factorers <'arnien Island, Liverpool and
Bay salt, oflire 907 Front
Carmichael A. C, physician, W s Plymouth bet San Jose
Road and Sagamore, Ocean Vew
Carmichael Daniel, conductor Cal. St. RR , r. 4 Golden
Court
Carmichael Francis A., entrj- cl rk Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1211 (Jctavia
Carmichael Frank, bookkeeper, r. 1211 Octavia
Carmichael Neil, pol ccman, r. 84 Montgomery Block
Carmichael William E., laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace
Carmichael William S. , r. 937 Twenty-first
Carmo John M., longshoreman, r. 402 Vallejo
Carmodv Alice Mrs., ttationerj-, 206 Ninth
CAR.yib»Y ABTUl'B F., s perinti ndent Station G,
Post Office, 1003 Seventeenth, r. 1613 Larkin
Carmody Charles R., bookkeeper Cal. Tallow WTts, r.
2809 Howard
Carmody Daniel, watchman Crocker Estate, r. 236 Dun-
can
Carmod.v Edward , carpenter, r. 1725 Market
Carmody Ella R., domestic 1626 Jackson
Carmody Frank, bartender John Reidy, r. 908 Folsom
Carmody John, laborer, r. SW cor" Bryant Av and
Channel
Carmody John, wool-courer Watson & Marx, r. 411 Fifth
Carmody Michael, painter, r. 206 Ninth
Carmodv Patrick, teamster W. Fleisher, r. 22J Welsh
Carmona Adelaide, widow, r. 1606 Mason
Camiona Frank S., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
22 Allen
Carmona Gertilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 1606 Mason
>^ Carmozzi. See Camozzi
CannuUer E., music an, r. 313 Ellis
Cam Charles P., with La Grande Laundry, r. 23 Powell
Carnahan Henry D., clerk, r. 1055 Howard
Carnall Harr.-, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 546 San-
chez
CARNALL NATHAN C, ...
estate, I6'17 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 1347
Market
Camaud A. C. P., printer Filnier-Rollins Electroty]>e
Co. , r. 128 Ninth
Camaud Marie Mrs. (Carnaud& Tailleur)r. Ns Thirtieth
bet Church and Dolores
Camaud & Tailleur (Mrs. Marie Camaud and Louis Tail-
leur) proprietors Willows Laundry, N s Thirtieth bet
Church and Dolores
Came Harr\-, pattern maker Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 3
Powell "Av
Carne J. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 131 Montgomery
Came John E. , attorney at law, 131 Montgomerj-
Carnegie George, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1929
Stevenson
Carnegie John, plumber, r. 3011 Buchanan
CABNECIIE STEEL TOMPAXV THE, WUUam B.
Isaacs agent, 226 Market
iW Cameglia. See Carniglia
Camell George, clerk Morris Schimetschek, r. 542 Lin-
den Av
Camell George E. , civil engineer, r. 542 Linden Av
Carnes William A., agent G. H. Mumm & Co. Cham-
pagne, 306 Pine, room 3, r. 406 Sutter
g^ Games. See Cairns and Reams
Carney Edward, grainer, r. 649 Howard
Carney James, seaman, r. 30 Freelon
Carney John L., carriage painter, r. 1080 Howard
Carney Joseph, machinist, r. 68 Silver
Camev Joseph E., messenger Phonograph Co., r. 3<.>2
Fourth
Carney LawTence, contractor, r. 1080 Howard
Carney Mary, widow, r. 201 Willows Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIBS OF STEEET and SIEEWALI WOEi
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
3?1 MONTGOMERV SREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY C0.?1
5 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
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Carney Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 302 Fourth
Carney Patrick, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1511
Church
Carney Peter, laborer, r. 1013 Alabama
1^" Carney. See Karney and Kearney
Carniglia Antonio (Cademartori & Carniglia) r. 4^
Green
Carniglia Antonio, groceries, 14 Lafayette PI
Carniglia Catherine, widow, r. 32(J Green
Carniglia Egidio, machinist, r. 1315 Green
Carniglia Giovanni, packer, r. 12 Varennes
Carniglia Pietro, fisherman, r. 320 Vallejo
Carniglia Stefano, fisherman, r. 320 Vallejo
Carriock Lucy Mrs., r. Alms House
Caro Abraham W. (Caro Bros.) r. 712 Hayes
Caro Armand, salesman, r. 911 Laguna
Caro Brothers (Abraham W. and Isaac W.) importers
woolens and tailors' trimmings, 723 Market
Caro Charles (Galland Bros. & Caro) r. 919 McAllister
Caro David, salesman Gaskill & Regan, r. 3014 Sixteenth
Caro Edward H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
3014 Sixteenth
Caro Flora, widow, r. 712 Hayes
Caro Hyman, clerk Mercantile Toilet Co., r. 919 McAllis-
ter
Caro Isaac W. (Caro Bros.) r. 2114 Post
■Caro Jules, salesman, r. 911 La^na
Caro Louis, fancy goods. 240 Fifth
Caro Minnie Mrs. , widow, clothing, 315 Pacific
Caro Morris, clerk Dr. Loryea's Hammam Baths, r. 1306
Laguna
Caro Sam (Sam Caro & Co.) r. 1516 Post
Caro Sam & Co. (Sam Caro and Theodore Goodman)
mnfrs agents cigars and tobacco, 4 Sutter, room 7
Caro Samuel, crockery and house furnishings, 3014 Six-
teenth
<^aro Samuel, insurance agent, r. 911 Laguna
Caro Simon, mnfrs agent, 9 Phelan Bldg, r. 736 Ellis
Caroe Percy, agent New York Life Insurance Co., r. 416
Golden Gate Av
Carolan Edgar, r. 1714 California
Carolan Francis J., manager Cal. Product Distributing
Co., 3 California, r. 1714 California
Carolan Herbert, r. 1714 California
Carolan James, coachman 2122 Washington
Carolan James, laborer S. P. Co.
Carolan James, office 303 California, room 20, r. 1714
California
Carolan James P., stevedore, r. i(i^ Clara
Carolan Lawrence, grocery, 29c Rausch
Carolan Mary, domestic 1216J Stenier
Carolan Philip, marine fireman, r. 512J Second
Carolan Richard J., gasfitter, r. 262 Jessie
Caroli Angelo, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Caroli Anton, painter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New Conti-
nental Hotel
■Ciroli Etienne, barber Seppich & Kleiuhaus, r. 609 Stock-
ton
Caroline H. C, capitalist, r. Lick House
jr:S°Caron. Sec Carron
Caronte Charles, clerk Pinchon & Darius, r. 1011 How-
ard
■Carosio Angelo, salesman John Demartini & Co., r. 831
Vallejo
Carosio Edward, hackman, Portsmouth Square, r. 1527
Dupont
•Carothers Harry W., salesman Rothschild & Wise, r.
2436 California
•Carothers John T., baggage master S. P. Co., Market St.
Wharf, r. Oakland
Carothers William O., salesman Rothschild & Wise, r.
2436 California
,1^'Carothers. See Carruthers and Crothers
<.'aroul John, proprietor Milton House, 153 Third
<Jaroul Justin, furnished rooms, 114 Fourth
Caroul Marcellin, proprietor Hubbard House, 139 Fourth
'Caroul Marcellin Mrs. furnished rooms, 681 Mission
JARDIINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Jlinfflinous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
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Carow George H., shoemaker, 1213.| Folsom, r. 2410a
Post
Carp Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 1234 Treat Av
Carpaneto Louis, r. 501 Octavia
Carpenter A., seaman stmr Colima
Carpenter Alonzo, dairyman, r. 116 Scott
Carpenter Arabella P., widow, nurse, r. 1310 Green-
wich
Carpenter Arthur E., clerk, r. 1217 Jones
Carpenter Byron L., dental student, r. 116 Turk
Carpenter Catherine Mrs., r. 400 Sutter
CAKFENTEK DEXTER S., cashier Goodall-Perkins
Co., r. 1005 Market, Oakland
Carpenter Edward C. , journalist, r. 400 Sutter
Carpenter Edwin Wallace, r. 1217 Jones
Carpenter Frank, capitalist, r. 1845 Fillmore
Carpenter Frank, painter, r. 3423 Sixteenth
Carpenter Frank, printer, r. 2008 Union
Carpenter Frank B., phy^ician and surgeon, office 916
Market, room 54, r. 2522 Market
Carpenter George (Carpenter & Voigts) r. 1529 Dolores
Carpenter J. K., mining superintendent, r. 1807^ Pine
Carpenter Joseph, cianeman Union Iron Wks, r. 333
Ritch
Carpenter Joseph F. K., accountant Merchants' Associa-
tion St. Cleaning Dept., r. 550 Valtncia
Carpenter Lizzie Mrs. , r. 1626 OTarrell
Carpenter Louis G., reporter Evening Post, r. San Rafael
Carpenter Martha M. , widow, r. 2008 Union
Carpentea Marj' A., widow, r. 2102 Sutter
Carpenter Richard B., attorney at law, 40 Mills Bldg,
8th floor, r. 719 Hayes
Carpenter R. Ramond, student Edward J. McCutchen,r.
Oakland
Carpenter Samuel W. (Cariienter & Smith) r. 4.^
Haight
Carpenter Thomas, expressman, SE cor Market and
Eeventh, r. 114 San Jose Av
Carpenter "Tony G., physician, oflSce and r. 1346
Market
Carpenter William B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1326
Dolores
Car]3enter William C, motorman Market St.Ry., r. 1522a
Fell
CARPENTER A !i<iMITH (Samuel B. Carpenter and
L. B. Smith) proprietor Pacific Mailing Co., 516
Commercial
Carpenter & Voigts (George Carpenter and Frederick W.
Voigts) restaurant 104 Thirtieth
Carpentier Alphonse, commission merchant, 203 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
Carpier Frank, cook The Ingleside House
Carpmael Edmund D., student, r. 1059 Broadway
Carpmill Annie Mrs. , furnished rooms, 202 Second
Carpmill John, carpenter, r. 202 Second
Carpmill Samuel, carpenter, r. 529 Howard
Carpmill William J., driver Electric Laundry, r. 202
Second
CARFf C. «& CO. (California Wine Association)
wholesale wines and liquors, 513-517 Sacramento,
Telephone Main 1189
CARF* CHARLES) (C. Carpy & Co.) and president
California Wine Association, r. 2632 California
Carquinez Packing Co., George W. Hume president, Jay
Dealing seoretarv, 122 Davis
Carr Alfred (Carr & Co.) r. 11 Grand Av
Carr Bridget, domestic 270 Jessie
Carr Bridget, widow, r. 133 Chestnut
Carr Bridget, widow, r. 830 Douylass
Carr Carmichael Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. 1712
Sacramento
Carr Charles, gripman, r. 1603 Fulton
Carr Charles A., clerk George W. Shreve, r. 52i Third
Carr David, machinist Singer Mnfg Co., r. 464 Tehama
Carr David J., clerk delivery dept W. U. Tel. Co., r.l302
Pacific
Carr Dennis, liquors, 108 Townsend
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Carr Edward D., bookkeeper A. S, Neal Warehouse Co.,
r. 2802 Howard
Carr Edward B.,horseshoer and carriagemaker, 309 Koe,
r. 3516b Sixt€enth
Carr Edwin \V. , foreman Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldt'
Wks, r. 1461 Guerrero
Carr F. , carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. Berkeley
Carr Frank D. (Wilson & Cam r. 1215^ McAllister
Carr Frank E., printer, r. 425 Bush
Carr Frederick E. , salesman Dow & Carr, r. 1936 Mis-
sion
Carr George G. , stockraiser 32 Mills Bldg 9th floor, r.
Bakersfield, Cal.
Carr George W. , laborer, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
Carr Hattie J. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar School, r.
1461 Guerrero
Carr Isadore, musician, r. 427 Pacific
Carr James, laborer, r. 516 Howard
Carr James, liquors, 301 Larkin and NE cor Sutter and
Central Av, r. 2728 Sutter
Carr James, lodgings and liquors, 54 Sacramento
CaiT James, machinist Market St. R.v., r. 1149 Howard
Carr James, painter N. Brace, r. 528^ Valencia
Carr James, stone cutter AlcPhee & Groliere, r. 1430 Mis-
sion
Carr John, bartender Potrero Hotel, SW cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Carr John, longshoreman, r. 136 Townsend
Carr John, metal roofer James Guilfoy, r. 227 Liberty
Carr John, packer, r. 24i Shotwell
Carr John, track man Sutter St. RR., r. 2237 Gearj-
Carr John, water tender stmr City of Puebla
CARR JOH^f G., carpenter and builder, 122i O'Far-
rell, r. 1926^ Golden • ate Av
Carr John H., dynamoman Edison L. and P. Co., r. 603
Taylor
Carr John J., clerk, r. 2802 Howard
Carr John R. , mathematical goods and stationerj-, 240
Bush, r. 801 Mason
Carr Joseph, laborer, r. 227 Liberty
Carr Joseph, teamster, r. 734J Howard
Carr Joseph, wood worker Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 110 Clin-
ton
Carr Julia G. Miss, stationery, 2005 Geary
Carr M., seaman stmr Umatilla
Carr Marj', widow, r. 528 Third
Oarr Maurice W., clerk, r. 525 Seventeenth
Carr M. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1016 Pine
Carr Michael, boilermaker Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. SW cor Jefferson and Broderick
Carr Michael, seaman, r. 534J Natoma
Carr Michael R., nailer Tnion Box Factory
Carr M. L. Miss, r. 1001 Pine
Carr Myron W., clerk Fi eight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 525 Seventeenth
Carr Nellie T. Miss, r. 515 Eighteenth
Carr Nelson F., artesian well borer, r. 1309 Sanchez
Carr Patrick, seaman, r. 534J Natoma
Carr Peter H., clerk, r. 2802 Howard
Carr Peter J., r. 2802 Howard
Carr Richard H., bartender Frank E. Dietz, r. 114 Elev-
enth
Carr Saloma N. , widow, r. 1927 Sutter
Carr Samuel M. (Dow & Carr) r. 1936 Mission
Carr Sara A., widow, r. 1712 Sacramento
Carr Smith, policeman, r. 22 Geary
Carr Theodore C, compositor Examiner, r. 121 Silver
Carr Thomas, r. 529 Natoma
Carr Thomas F., clerk George A. Clark & Bro., r. 2802
Howard
Carr Thomas F. ,shipjoiner Union Iron 'W'ks,r.227 Liberty
Carr Thomas F., signalman, r. 1149 Howard
Carr Thomas W., seaman, r. Alms House
Carr William, teamster, r. 608 Sixth
Carr William, vardsman Union Box Factorj'
t ARR WILLIAM B., capitahst, 32 Mills Bldg, 9th
f I 1 r , 1 : ; : - Washington
Carr William H., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 30 Fell
Carr William J., laborer, r. 106 Shotwell
Carr & Co. (Alfred Carr) steampipe and boiler ci iverinir,
11 Grand Av
B^'Carr. See Karr and Corr
Carmine Louis (Carraine & Talo) r. 827 Howard
t'ARR.4I>'E •& TALO (Louis Carraine and Constant
J. Talo) wines and liquors, NE cor Howard and Fifth
Carralot Jean B., laborer Pierre G. Somps, r. 263 Clem-
entina
Carranza A., musician, r. 1414 Powell
Carranza Fra«ik, can maker Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 710 Washington
Carrara Marble Quarry of Amador County, Paul Bar-
bieri president, Charles Dondero secretary, office
and yard, 1219 Market
Carrasco" Clement, bartender, r. 10 Langton, rear
Carrau Joseph, r. 3247 Mission
Carrau Leon (Carrau ^^ Green) r. 2740 Pine
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CARRAU & GREEN
(Leon ('arranand
Walter A. ^ireen) watches, jewelry. dia>
monds and sterling sllverw are, 220 .Satter,
room 2
Carre Alexander, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 202.1
Mission
Carrel Albert, clerk, r. 3 Crooks
Carrel Andrew, clerk, r. 3 Crooks
Carrel Emily Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Crooks
Carrel John C. , conductor S. P. Co. , r. 2425 Harrison
Carrel Lucy, widow, r. 3 Crooks
Carrel William, laborer Spring Vallev W. W., r. 711 Eliza-
beth
l^"Carrel. See Carroll
Carrell Charles M., produce commission merchant, 221
Davis, r. 719 York
Carrera Edward G., cashier Union Pac Salt Co., r. 1304
Ellis
Carrere Alexanlrine, domestic 1518 Taylor
Carrere Clement, buteher, f. Sg cof Railroad A\ and
Seventh Av South
Carrere Jean, butcher Henrj- Moffat, r. 941 Eighteenth
Av South
Carrere John B., liquors, 501 Fifth Av South
Carrere Louis, baker John B. Bnin, r. 3 William
Carrere Marj-, widow, r. 428J Eddy
Carrere Pierre (Pierre Carrere & Co.) r. 109 O'Farrell
Carrere Pierre & Co. (Pierre Carrere) proprietors Maison
Tortoni, 109 O'Farrell
Carrero Frank, cigarmaker, r. 533 Sacramento
Carreta John ^'., barber, 980 Howard, r. 14^ Lincoln
Carretta Peter, jjorter Berges & Dominiconi, r. cor Sail'
some and Broadway
Carrette Aime, presser"N. T. Peterson & B
Montgomery Av
Carrick Bartlej- J., conductor, r. 116J Clara
Carrick Catherine, widow, r. 1017 Twenty-fourth
Carrick Daniel F., marine engineer, r. 1505 Sanchez
Carrick Daniel F. Jr., plumber, r. 1505 Sanchez
Carrick Francis P., machinist, r. 1505 Sanchez
Carrick George N. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S,
Co., r. 1312 Mason
Carrick George W., clerk, r. 1312 Mason
Carrick James R. (Carrick, Williams & Wright) r.
Mateo
Carrick John C, marine engineer, r. 632 Minna
Carrick John M., blacksmith Fulton Eng. and Ship Bl
Wks, r. 270i Tehama
Carrick Joseph, clerk, r. 632 Minna
Carrick Martin, contractmg plasterer, r. 1324 Fell
Carrick >Iar\-, widow, r. 542 Indiana
Carrick Nellie B. Miss, shoefitter, r. 1505 Sanchez
Carrick Richard, engineer, r. 632 Minna
Carrick Richard F., coojier, r. 632 Minna
Carrick Thomas F., storekeeper stmr Mexico, r. 11
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*^arrick Thomas R., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
Indiana
Carrick William, shipjoiner P. C. SS. Co., r. 120 Perry
Carrick William E., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 120
Perry
Carrick, Williams & Wright (James R. Can-ick, Hanibal
Williams and William S. Wright) proprietors San
Francisco Bo.\ Co., 51.5 519 Filth
Carriea Charles, fisherman, r. 114 Pacific
Carriere Amelia, widow, r. 1017 .Jackson, rear
Carriere Louise Miss, r. 914 Twenty-fifth
Carrigaii Andrew, salesman Dunh .m,Carri<,'an & Hayden
Co., r. San Anselmo, Marin Co.
Carrigan Delia, domestic 2023 Webster
Carrigan Donald, laborer, r. 1341 Howard
Carrigan Edward, painter, r. 1911 Polk
Carrigan James, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Carrigan James, shoemaker, r. 102 Twenty-third
Carrigan Joseph R., molder, r. 118 Capp
Carrigan Louis R., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co,
r. 1914 Sutter
Carrigan Mary Miss, r. 2513 Sacramento
Carrigan Patrick, teamster, r. 17 Alta
Carrigan William L., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co. , r. 2513 Sacramento
»^Carrigan. See Corrigan and Kerrigan
Carriher Michael, blacksmith, r. 512 Howard
Carrillo Alexander, harness cleaner St. LawTence Stables,
r. 325 Tehama
Carrillo Julia Mrs., r. 70G Post
CarriUo Manuel, hostler Santa Clara Stables, r. 1113?;
Keaniv
C.IRKILLO .lIKil'EL, Consul General Guatemala,
204 Front, room 14, r. 2024 Pnie
Carnngton Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 1413 Bush
Carringlon D. X., freight clerk stmr Progreso
Carrington Henry L. , laborer L'nion Iron Wks, r. <i24
Twenty-second
Carrington John A. shoemaker, r. 1402 Montgomerv
Carrington Lyman M., machinist helper ITnion Iron Wks,
r. 624 Twenty-second
f'arrington Samuel W., waiter Emil Quarg, r. 737 i^ How-
ard
I \inion Martha, widow, r. 927 Broadway
( ';irnquiry B. Mme., laundry, 1504 California
Carriquiry Bernard, laundryman, r. 1504 California
'Carroll Anna, widow, r. 42.S Natoma
Carroll Aimie, widow, r. 29 Minna
Carroll Annie, widow, r. 81 Clementina
Carroll Annie, widow, liquors, 58 Everett
Carroll Bernard C. , attorney at law Reddy, Campbell &
Metson, 116 Crocker Bldg
Carroll Bridget, widow, r. 616a Lott
Carroll Bridget, widow, r. 1420 Montgomery
Carroll Brothers (Thomas, Edward D. and William P.)
groceries and liquors, 123 Third
Carroll Caroline, widow, r. 790 Clavton
Carroll Catherine, widow, r. 1229 Claj-
Carroll Charles, fireman stmr Columbia, r. 568 Folsoni
Carroll Charles E., clerk Francis M. Stevens, r. 640
Twenty-second
Carroll Charles E. , switchman S. P. Co. , r. 1339 Alabama
Carroll Charles M., salesman E. R. Stevens & Co., r. 719
York
Carroll Cornelius J., policeman, r. 14.V Bennce
Carroll Cornelius J., teamster Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1012
Scott
Carroll Daniel, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Carroll Daniel, laborer, r. 1104 Twenty- third
Carroll Daniel, teamster, r. 240 Eleventh
Carroll Daniel J., leamster Black Diamond Coal Minim,''
Co. , r. 422 Second
Carroll David, butch<>r, r. 52 Clara
Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
ninth and Church
Carroll Edgar B. (Du Val & Carroll) r. The Colonial
Carroll Edward, laborer, r. 7i Garden
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Carroll Edward, painter, r. 650 Fourth
Carroll Edward D. (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 (JueiTero
Carroll Eliza, widow, r. 3102i California
Carroll Elizabeth A., widow, r. Alms House
Carroll E. M. Mrs., r. 29 Cook
Carroll Eugene, machine operator Pac. Can Co., r. 25
Kissling
Carroll Frank, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 424 Utah
Carroll Frank A., teamster, r. 925 Army
Carroll Frank J., molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 7!Ht
Clayton
Carroll Frederick (Fitch & Carroll) r. San Rafael, Cal.
Carroll Frederick H. (San Francisco and San Rafael Ex-
press Co.) r. San Rafael, Cal.
Carroll George C, chief engineer stmr San Joa(|uin No.
4, r. Sacramento
('.4RROLL CieOKUE L. (Carroll & Carroll and
George L. Carroll & Co. ) r. 906 Devisadero
<;ARR0LL CiEORGE L. A €0. iGeorge L. Carroll
and William A. Kelly) druggists, 852 Market, Tele-
phone Main 101 7
Carroll Harriet, widow, r. 12 Elliot Park
Carroll James, r. 712 Kearny
CaiToll James fCarroU & Tilton) r. 729 Grove
Carroll James, bartender John Cobine, r. 12 Steuart
Carroll James, cook, r. 65 Jessie
Carroll James, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 12 Bowie A\-
Carroll James, guard County Jail, r. 12 Bartol
Carroll James, laboser, r. 256 Clementina
Carroll James, laborer A. E. Bauman, r. SW cor Steiner
and Waller
Carroll James, master stmr Queen, r. Grand Hotel
Carroll James, shoemaker, r. N\V cor Twenty-fourth and
Mission
Carroll James F., r. 180 Noe
Carroll James H , printer, r. 1503i Eddy
Carroll James J., patent medicine, r. 415 Stockton
Carroll James L., clerk, r. 421a Twenty -second
Carroll James M., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co., r. 52
Clara
Carroll J. B. Mrs., r. 806 Leavenworth
Carroll Jeremiah, machinist, r. 52 Clara
Carroll Jeremiah, plumber S. Ickelheimer & Bro., r.
244a Twelfth
Carroll Jeremiah, teamster, r. 724 Fourteenth
Carroll Jeremiah J., tinsmith, r. 3102i California .
Carroll Jeremiah M., city editor Post, r. 713a O'Farrell
Carroll Jeremiah P., clerk Dennis Carroll, r. 1701 Church
Carroll Johanna, widow, r. 551 J Howard
Carroll John, r. 1104 Twenty-third
Carroll John (Carroll & Morrissey) r. 20 Twenty-eighth
Carroll John, bartender W. McCoi-mick
Carroll John, clerk, r. 52 Clara
Carroll John, wood and coal, 240 Eleventh
Carroll John, engineer, r. 32i Garden
Carroll John, expressman, SE cor First and Howard, r.
21.T Twenty-eighth
Carroll John, laborer, r. 50 Stevenson Av
Carroll John, laborer, r. 1118 Howard
Carroll John, laborer George Fritch, r. 452 Clementina
Carroll John, laborer, r. Alms House
Carroll John, lamplighter, r. 325 Eighteenth
Carroll John, molder, r. 255 California Av
Carroll John, mortorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 62«
San Jose Av
Carroll John, oil mi.Ker, r. 25 Kissling
Carroll John, stonecutter, r. 48 South Park
Carroll John, seaman, r. 71 Clementina
Carroll John, teamster E. F. Dennison, r. Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Carroll John, truckman Ti-uck 3, r. 724 Stevenson
Carroll John Jr., laborer, r. 40S Beale
Carroll John Jr., machinist Sterling Furniture Co., r.
32J Garden
t'.lRROLL JOHX A., Justice of the Peace, New
Citv Hall, 1st floor, r. 2524 Clav
CarroUJobn C, baker, r. 218 Palmer
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•CarroIlJohii C. , compositor Call, r. 537 Sacramento
Carroll John C. , laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
€arroll John C, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r. 408
Beale
Carroll John H., machinist Eagle Automatic Can Co., r.
434 Sixth
Carroll John J. (Louis Taussig & Co.J r. 617 Guerrero
Carroll John J., distributor Post Office, r. 1004 Bush
Carroll John J. , gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2526
Post
Carroll John J., porter Medical Dept U. S. A., r. 1212
Twenty-sixth
Carroll John J., purser stnu- Bonita
Carroll John J., shipping cleik, r. 412 Wel>ster
Carroll John J., wholesale liquors, 26-28 Main, r. 617
Guerrero
Carroll John M., stonecutter J. B. Blanchard & Co., r.
Belmont Hotel
Cair .11 John P., clerk Adkins Mnfg Co., r. 19 Kissling
t'arroll John R., r. 1520 Van Ness Av
Carroll John T., clerk, r 17 Pond
Carroll John T., law student, r. 157 Minua
Carroll John W., calker, r. 81 Clementma
Carroll Joseph, clerk, r. 423 Natoma
Carroll Joseph, liquor dealer, r. 713 Union
Carroll Joseph, miner, r. 36 Union
Carroll Kate Miss, r. 2811 California
Carroll Lawrence, grocer, r. 28101 Harrison
Carroll Luke M., stonecutter, r. 202\Turk
Carroll Luke W., wiper Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 154 Clara
CorroU Margaret, domestic 2530 Broadway
Carroll Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 240 Eleventh
Carroll Mary, widow, r. 11 Bartol
Carro'l Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Carroll Mary, widow, laundry, 1708i Stevenson
Carroll Mary Mrs., proprietor Grand Central House, 681
Carrol! Mary A. Mrs., liquors, 206 Silver Av
Carroll Mary- B. , r. 2411 Webster
Carroll Mary E. Miss, bookkeeper Adkins Mnfg Co., r.
616 Lott
Carroll Matthew J., brick layer, r. 2021 Turk
Carroll May, widow, r. 1021J Market
Carroll May Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum & Co., r. 617
Guerrero
Carroll Michael, r. 718 O'Farrell
Carroll Michael, blacksmith, r. 504 Eddy
Carroll Michael, bookkeeper Carroll & Morrissey, r. 20
Twenty-eighth
Carroll Michael, clerk Carroll & Tilton, r. 547 Minna
Carroll Michael, driver Gross & Mullanv, r. Mechanics
Hotel
Carroll Michael, pohceman, r. 1814 Filbert
Carroll Michael, shoemaker, r. 749J Brannan
Carroll Michael, stableman J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 1003
Battery
Carroll Michael J., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1004 Bush
Carroll Michael J., liquors, 118 Fifth, r. 1206 Market
Carroll Michael T., marble cutter, Holy Cross Cemetery,
r. 2120 Turk
Carroll Nellie Miss, machine operator John Hoev, r. 244a
Twelfth
Carroll Nora, widow, r. 52 Clara
Carroll Oliver, boxmaker, r. 1322 Mission
Carroll X)wen, machinist, r. 25 Kissling
Cirroll Patrick, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 3 Rin-
con Court, rear
Carroll Patrick Jr., driver Am. Brewery, r. 52 Clara
Carroll Patrick, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 613 Mis-
sion
Carr 111 Patrick, ironer La Gi-ande Laundrs', r. 36a Kiss-
ling
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 1104 Twenty-third
Carroll Patrick, marble polither Eugene Dumontelle, r.
724 Stevenson
Carroll Patrick, plumber S. Ickelheinier & Bro., r. 52
Clara
Carroll Patrick, wardtender C. and C. Hospital
Carroll Patrick C, groceries and liquors, 157 Minna
Carroll Patrick J., conductor, r. 2622^ Sutter
CaiToll Patrick J., foreman S. P. Co., r. 1611 Mission
Carroll Peter, laundrj'man Electric Laundry, r. 44 West
Mission
Carroll Philip, driver Consumers Ice Co., r. 420 Eighth
Carroll Redmond, clerk, r. 11 Cleveland
Carroll Richard, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
C?rroll Richard Mrs., widow, r. 1520 Van Ness Av
Carroll Robert, truckman Truck Co.
Carroll Robert J., trainer Bay District Race Track, r.
2716 McAllister
Carroll Roger, liquors, 518 Fourth, r. 213 Fair Oak
Carroll Simon, foreman, r. 345 Shipley
Carroll Thomas (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Thomas, printer, r. 537 Sacramento
Carroll Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 426
Eddy
Carroll Thomas, shipping agent, r. 118i Washington
Carroll Thomas H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
1843 Market
Carroll Thomas H., metal roofer William Cronan, r. 18
Cleveland
Carroll Thomas J. , printer, r. 1229 Clay
Carroll Thomas M., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 26,
r. 25 Kissling
Carroll Thomas M., shoemaker, r. 122 Utah
CarioU Walter A., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy Company,
r. 908 Church
Carroll W. B. Mrs., r. 29 Cook
Carroll William, laborer, r. 255 California Av
Carroll William, laborer, r. 716 Fifteenth
Carroll William, stableman, r. 1117 Golden Gate Av
Carroll William, teamster, r. 131 Freelon
Carroll William D., miner, r. NE cor De Haroand Solan»
Carroll William E., mechanical engineer Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 1843 Market
Carroll William F., machinrst Ovennan Wheel Co.,
1118^ Treat Av
Carroll William F., upholsterer, r. 1104 Fillmore
Carroll William H., salesman John Sroufe & Co.
Carroll William P. (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Winifred, widow, r. 2811 California
CARROLL A- CARROLL (George L. Carroll and"
Donald McDonald) wholesale liquors, 306 Market
Carroll & Morrissey (John Carroll and John Morrissey)
ha\ , grain, wood and coal, 3304-3306 Mission
CARROLL & TILTON (..<.m.c..
roll and William H. Tilton) dealers gents'
and boy'>* clotbing, furnishine goods,
raps, trunks, etc., 873 Market
it^ Carroll. See Carrel
Carroll James, hackman, r. 229 Langtoii
Carroll Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
B^"Carron. See Caron
Carroni Julian, saddler, r. 23 Pattou
Carruthers George, r. 5 Yerba Bueiia
Carruthers Jessie V. Miss, teacher Presbyterian Church
and Chinese Mission, r. 1818 De\isadero
Carruthers John Mrs., widow, r. 1818 Devisadero
Carruthers Lizzie M. Miss, r. 1818 Devisadero
Carruthers Mabel E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1818 Devis-
adero
Carruthers Malcolm, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
Berkeley
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeeper Scott & Greenberg,
r. Berkeley
8^- Carruthers. See Carothers, Caruthers and Crothe
Carson Andrew, shipping clerk Pac. Can Co., r. 9 Lih
erty
CarsonAiinieE. Miss, dressraalier Mrs. M. E. McNulty,
r. 224 Taylor
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
120© MARKEZT" STREZE"
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISC
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
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Carson Charles, deckhand stmr Encinal, r Golden Gate,
Cal.
Carson Charles, marine enipneer, r. 401 Bryant
t!arson Charles, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage
Co. , r. 16 Geneva
Carson Charts Jr. , seaman oiler stmr San Jose, r. 401
Bryant
Carson Charles T. , metalpolisher, r. 3 Rausch
Carson Charles W. , porter H. Heckman & Co., r. 542^
Folsom
Carson Creek Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) \lfred K.
Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Carson Edward, haekman, r. 322 Minna
Carson Edward K., laborer S. P. Co.,
Carson Edwin B., chief clerk General Baggage Agent
S. P. Co., r. 4iH Nineteenth
Carsou Elizabeth Miss, teacher Horace Maim Grammar
Schaol, r. 9 Liberty
Carson Emma, widow, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Frank, carpenter, r. 434 Ellis
Carson Franklin M., shipjoiner, r. 404 San Jose Av
Carson Frederick, laborer, r. 186J Vandewater
Carson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 30i Geneva
Carson George, attorney at law, r. 31 Moss
Carson Glove Company The, Robert N. Carson proprie-
tor, 318 Market
Carson Gustave, seaman, r. ^06 Union
Carson Henry W., chemist, r. isej Vandewater
Carson John, carpenter, r. 664 J Howard
Carson John, keeper Fourth St. Bridge
Carson John, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. W s Indiana
nr Sierra
Carson John, waiter, r. 22 Fifth
€AKSON JOMX B. rCarson & Savage) r. 1927 Geary
Carson John E., painter, r. 510 Chestnut
Carson John F., foreman Benjamin F. Gilman, r. 21 Pres-
ton PI
Carson John P., policeman, r. 2916 Pine
(.'arson Joseph, ]jalnter, r. 186i Vanderwater
Carson Joseph \V., clerk Chronicle, r. 9 Liberty
Carson Kate, widow, r. 9 Liberty
Carson Mary E. Miss, teacher Shennan Primary School,
r. 1520 Broadway
Carson Nellie, widow, r. 406i San Jose Av
Carson Nellie Miss, operator Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 9
Liberty
Carson Oliver, conductor Market St Ry, r. 1220 Twenty-
fourth
Carson Oscar, finisher George H. Fuller Desk Co., r. 504
Howard
Carson Otto W., laster P. F. Nolan, r. 1224 Eddy
Carson Rebecca, wid(jw, r. 1414 Bush
Carson Robert E., clerk Asch & Co. r. 4 Latham PI
Carson Robert E., surveyor, r. 21 Hincklej'
Carson Robert L. , laborer, r. 517 Seventh
Carson Robert N. , jiroprietor The Carson Glove Co. , r.
1516 Broadway
Carson Samuel H., engineer, r. 148a Fifth
Carson Theodore L., messenger U. S. Mint, r 22 Fifth
Carson Thomas, woodcarver, r. 1023J Capp
Carson Thomas E., millwright, r. 542i Folsom
Carson Thomas F., brassfinisher S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. 9 Liberty
Carson Thomas G. , 2d lieutenant 4th Cavalry U. S. A.,
Presidio
Carson Victor, seaman, r. 506 Union
Carson Washington K., clerk, r. 1045 Market
CARSO\ WILIIA.H (Dolbeer & Carson) r. Eureka,
Cal.
Carson William, machinist, r. 4 Latham PI
Carson William F. , Cal. passenger agent Canadian Pac.
Ry, 648 Market, r. 746 Twenty -first
Carson William L., fireman stnu- Encinal, r. Golden Gate,
Cal
CARSON A SAV.4GE (John B. Carson and Tlieodore
Savage)attorneys at law, 916 Market, rooms 39-40-41
Carss Hannah, machine operati^r, r. 51 Louisa
PETERSET& FISHER,
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207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Carss Robert J., teamster, r. 51, Louisa
Carssa Adella, r. NE cor Seventh Av and Clement
Carssow Felix H., civil engineer, r. 616 Folsom
Carstens Frederick, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
2013 Folsom :r^^ — ^ 7-^
Carstens Henry, clerk Warnke &Nienhaus, r. 129 Four-
teenth
Carstens Henry, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Carstens John, cook, r. 252^ Third
Carstensen Albert, clerk Julius Carstensen, r. 1601''|Do-
lores zJ!
Carstensen Henry G. T. , cabinetmaker Charles Greffe, r.
103 Falcon Av
tARSTEXSEX JIFLIUS, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores, r. 1601 Dolores
Carstensen Peter A., fireman, r. 1507 Kentucky
B^' Carstensen. See Karstensen
Carstons Henry, longshoreman, r. 34 Garden
Carswell Alden G., butcher, 256 Fourth, r. 54 Kissling
Cartan Charles A., decorative artist, r. 1114 Sacramento
Cartan Charles M., paperhanger, r. 1114 Sacramento
Cartan Earl, clerk C. Herrmann & Co., r. 1114 Sacra-
mento iw
Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. 330 Sutter
CARTAN, McCarthy & co.
Frank M. Cartan and Timothy F. .McCar-
thy) Mholesale Ilqnors and Mlne.s, distill-
- ers* agents and agents United Vineyard
Co., 313 iiaeraniento and 311-313 Commer-
cial, Telephone Main 1817
Cartazena Bandilis, bootblack Richard Walker, r. 1
,-■■-■- Fifth
Cartean Victor, lajiidary, r. Alms House
Carter Albert R., teamster, r. N s Lyon nr Beach
Carter Alexander, bartender Daniel Bradj'
Carter Amanda, widow, r. 8i Turk
Carter Ann, widow, r. 35 Natoma
Carter August L., barber, 3000^ Mission, r. 4 Mayre Ter-
race
Carter B. B. , baker stmr Mariposa
Carter Bessie Miss, dressmaking, 821 Pine
Carter Brothers (Martin and Thomas) carbuilders, 42
Market, rooms 4-7
Carter Charles, clerk, r. 1111 J Castro
Carter Charles, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Carter Charles A., plasterer, r. 619 Fell
Carter Charles C. (Carter & Davies) r. Berkeley, Cal.
Carter Charles D. , clerk house renting dept Bovee, To\-
& Co., r. 631 Valencia
Carter Charles W., clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., r. Oak-
land
Carter Daniel A., mate stmr Farallone, r. 16 Sacramento
Carter Daniel P., cigars ai.d tobacco, 842 Market, r. 306
Turk
Carter Edmond F., compositor Examiner, r. 5 Rusiell
Carter Edward, watchman, r. 223 Harrison
Cai-ter Edward E., janitor 222 Post
Carter Edwin E., gatekeeper Oceanic SS. Co's. Wharf, r.
223 Harrison
Carter Elizabeth, widow, r. 821 Pine
Carter Emily Miss, r. 1326 Guerrero
CARTER E.UN.A IIIRA., dressmaking pariors, 22S
Turk
Carter Ernest R., finisher Frank H. Malloye, r. 1621 Fol-
som
Carter F. , rigger, r. 624 Fourth
Carter Frank J. , traveling salesman Armer & Wein-
shenk, r. 1124 Fell
Carter Fred, porter Washburn & Moen MnfgCo., r. 1163
Carter Fred S., accountant, r. 1915 Sacramento
Carter Frederick, clerk John D. Godeus, r. 107 Bu-
chanan
Carter Frederick, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 821 Pine
Carter Frederick, waiter, r. 9 Leroy PI
Carter Frederick R. , dental student, r. 413 Post
Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rente<f
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Peniei-JouBt k Go. GHampayiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coa«t
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Carter George, clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 733 Bush
Carter George, laborer, r. 529i Sixth
Carter George, laborer, r. 902 Illinois
Carter George B., machinist Leo E. Alexander i: Bro.,
r. 899 Pine
Carter George J., steward, r. 5 Russell
Carter Georgiana Miss, dressmaking, 821 Pine
Carter Harrj', expressman, r. 900 Broadwaj'
Carter Henn.-, carpenter, r. 400 Bay
Carter Horace V., salesman Wolf Bros., r. 105 Grove
Carter James E., bartender, r. 59 West Mission
Carter John, boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 808 Union
Carter John, clerk, r. 116 Sullivan
Carter John, laborer, r. 59 West Mission
Carter John, laborer, r. 526 Howard
Carter John, laborer, r. 6U4| Howard
Carter John, peddler, r. Ocean View
Carter John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co. , r. 714 Lar
kin
Carter John, shipjoiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oakland
Carter John B., conductor, r. 511 Frederick
Carter John C, laborer, r. 21 Wildey
Carter John E., machinist, r. 649 Howard
Carter John E., machinist Bvron Jackson, r. 711 York
Carter John M., clerk Mrs. B. Bonetti, r. 28 Seventh
Carter John T., r. 1915 Sacramento
Cart< r John W., attorney at law, r. 1311i Scott
Carter John W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1109
Howard
Carter Joseph H., shoe fitter, r. 59 West Mission
Carter Joseph K., bookkee])er, r. 517 Capp
Carter Joseph M., clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r. 714
Larkin
Carter Kathenne, widow, r. 526 Geary
Carter L. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 47 Post
Carter L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 413 Post
Carter Louise E., widow, r. 609 Sutter
Carter Martin (Carter Bros.)r. Irvington, Cal
Carter Mary, widow, r. 714 Larkin, rear
Carter Mary E., domestic 2624 California
Carter Marj' J. Miss (Newell & Carter) r. 816 Laguna
Carter Maude Miss, bookkeeper Leonard Richardson, r.
Berkeley
Carter Maud Miss, clerk, r. 108 Hyde
Carter MjTon H., drajTiian, r. 257 Perry
Carter Nettie Mrs., stenographer Reinstein & Eisner, r.
714 Bush
Carter Oliver, coffee saloon, 3208 California
Carter Rebecca T. Mrs., teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
Carter Richard, plumber, r. 1106 Nineteenth
Carter R-.chard E., r. 1124 Fell
Carter R. Kelso, lecturer, 49 Donohoe Bldg, r. Oakland
Carter Robert W., real estate, r. 1 Scott
Carter Sterling P. (Carter Bros.), r. 1433 Steiner
Carter Steward, clerk, r. 821 Pine
Carter Thomas (Carter Bros.) r. 6 Turk
Carter Thomas B. , machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co. , r.
1621 Folsom
Carter Vera E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1417 California
Carter Walter R., salesman Wolf Bros., r. 105 Grove
Carter W. B. , engineer Guadaloupe Dairj- Co. , r. San
Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South
Carter Weslev S., machinist John J. Thomas, r. 541
Fourth
Carter William, clerk Holm & Nathan, r. 207 Leaven-
worth
Carter William, janitor Lincoln Grammar School
Carter William, marble cutter, r. 728i Foiuleenth
Carter William, pHedriver Thomson Bridge Co., r. 217b
Colli' gwood
Carter William, plumber Ford Bros., r. 714 Larkin
Carter William C, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
261 Stevenson
Carter William D., horseshoer, 304 Golden Gate Av., r.
1636 Post
Carter William E., porter Abraham Apple, r. 147 Third
C.4.RTEK '^riLLIAN M., proprietor San Francisco
Attiiing and Tent Co., 10 Mason, r. 606 Ellis
Carter William H., waiter Baldwin Hotel, r. 1113 Pacific
Carter William T., expressman, r. 1604 Jones
Carter William W., traveling salesman, r. 1163 Mission
Carter & Da\-ies (Charles C. Carter and Charles H. Daviest
proprietors Mission Planing Mill, 37-41 Main
^"Carter. See Cartter
Carthcut James L., seaman, r. 8 Clay
Cartier Horace, teamster William W. B. Hatch, r. 2308
Harrison
Cartinel John, waiter, r. 227 Second
Carton Gertie, domestic 1804 Bush
Carton John, gardener, r. 12 Valley
»"Carton. See Carrton
Cart«Ti^ht Charles H. (Cartwright & Gavin) r. 1327b
Valiejo
Cartw-right Daniel R., printer, r. 613 Mission
CARTWRIGHT DAVID S., .».■
ster. ^>1 f«r Main ana Vlisition. Tele-
phone Main I8S. r. i:;Oa Fourteenth
Cartwright Elizabeth, widow, restaurant, 525 Sixth
CartAmght Frederick, carjjenter, r. 1118 Howard
('.4KT>VRIGHT FREDEKU'K G., special agent
Fort Wayne Electric Co., 35 New Montgomerv, room
22, r. 19-271 Sutter
Cartwright George, brass molder, r. 525 Sixth
CartwTight Jane, widow, r. 1327 Valiejo
Cartwright S. F. Mrs., r. 820 Sutter
CartwTight William M., bookkeejjer David S. Cartwright,
r. 221 Twelfth
Cartwright & Gavin (Charles H. Cartwright and Charles
Gavin) wood and coal, 1307 Jackson
Cartv Franklvn L., clerk The Whitman & Barnes Mnfg
Co., r. 231 Eleventh
Carty James, plumber, r. 1303 Montgomerj-
Carty James C, laborer, r. 724 Howard
Cartv Jeiemiah, laborer, r. 1127 Folsom
CartV John, motorman Maiket St. Ry., r. 1602 Turk
Carty Martin, stableman Spring Valley W. W., r. 631
Brjant
Cartv Michael, laborer, r. 33 Alta
Cartv Patrick J., bartender Lawrence Murphy, r. 16
First
Carty Paul, salesman E. Martin & Co., r. 231 Eleventh
Carty Stephen, special officer, r. 246 Third
Carty Stephen F., pressman Dempster & Co., r. 231
Eleventh
Caruthers Irene Miss, telephone operator, r. 1130a
Broadway
Caruthers Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1130a Broadway
it^Caruthers. See Carothers, Carruthers and Crothers
Caruza Vincenzo, cooper August Petzold, r. 829 York
Carvalho Giuseppe, liquor dealer, r. 1012 Montgomery
Carver Annie M., widow, r. 327 Ellis
Carver Benjamin F. (Carver & Leaner) r. 1412 Bush
Carver Horatio B., ship liner, r. 236 Noe
Carver Louisa M., widow, r. 214 Castro
Carver & Leaner (Benjamin F. Carver and Reul>en T.
Leaner! chiropodists, 702 Market
Caneth Stephen, teamster, r. Ocean House Road nr
Ingleside House
t'ARTILL AL.1IO.\ D.. president Carvill Mnfg Co.,
46-48 Eight, r. Alameda
Carvill Charles D., upholsterer John Hoev, r. 1211 ilis-
CARVILL MANUFACTURING CO
iluion l>. iaivill uiesidtnt. «riin f».
larvill sniierintendent. Hiannfacturers
line carriages. 40-4S Kigiith
('4RVILL ORRI\ S., superintendent Can ill Manu-
facturing Co., 46-48 Eighth, r. 18:34 O'Farrell
^^Canill. See Carvell
Carvoones Gus, waiter Peter Carvoones, r. Sausalito
Carvoones Peter, restaurant stmr San Rafael, r. Sausalito
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
s"J|CRLBE 5^|yj FRflNGISGO GfllL
CHAS M. SHORTRIDGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Cary A. M., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r. 423 Sutter
Cary Charles W., carjieiiter, r. 9 Langton
Cary Cornelins B., bartender Michael J. McDonald, r.
608 Sixth
Cary Ernest H., compositor Examiner, r. 2237 Jackson
Cary Eugene D., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 2237 Jackson
,Cary Isaac G., barber Robert C. Francis, r. 929 Washin<<-
ton
Carv James C, attorney at la«-, 508 Montg-omer\-,
"rooms 28-28a, r. 810 Chestnut
Carry James H., attorney at law, .508 Montgonier\-,
rooms •2&-28a, r. 810 Chestnut
Cary Mabel Miss, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Cary Mary, widow, r. 717 Valencia
Cary Miles D., car dispatcher Sutter St. Ry, r. 1(5 St.
Rose's Av
Cary Thomas, steward, r. 925 Post
Cary Tolman E. (Fall & Cary) r. Haywards
Cary Walter, mattress maker, r. 2041 Harrison
€AR¥ WALTER n., director William H. Birch &
Co., 119 Beale, r. 700 Jones
Cary William M. Mrs., widow, r. 2237 Jackson
l^"Oary. See Carey
Casad John J., teacher music and musical instruments,
1621 Polk
Casad Mary, widow, r. 415 Matoma, rear
Casadebat Jean B., liquors, 532 Merchant, r. 626 Cali-
fornia
Casady Stephen V., salesman Louis T. Snow, r. 2514
Sutter
Casagne August, dyer The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing
and Cleaning Wks, r. 816 Jessie
Casamajou Jean B., bottler Pierre G. Somps, r. 259
Clementina
Casamajou Kate Mrs. , furnished rooms, 435 Jessie
Casamajou Victor, lithographer Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 614 Filbert
Casanova Antone, brewer, r. 330 Minna
Casanova Caroline, widow, r. 1715 Dupont
Casanova George J. , manager, r.. 325 Ellis
Casarotto Antonio, musician, r. 621 Broadway
Casassa A. & Sons (August, Eugene and Frank) groceries
and liquors, 526 Green
Casassa Adolph, medical student, r. 7 Valparaiso
Casassa August (A. Casassa & Sons) r. 530 Green
Casassa August, sisnpainter, 731 Filbert, r. 726 Filbert
Casassa Carlo, capitalist, r. 726 Filbert
Casa sa Charles (Paulucci & Casassa) r. 1119 Pierce
Casassa Charles, salesman, r. 7 Valparaiso
Casassa Charles H. , bandmaster, r. 2405 Buchanan
Casassa Charles S., bookkeeper Haskell & Muegge, r.
1119 Pierce
Casassa Clara Miss, compositor, r. 7 Valparaiso
Casassa David J., signpainter, r. 726 Filbert
Casassa Dominick, cellerman, r. 1522 Turk
Casassa Edith Miss, photograph colorer, r. 7 Valpara-
iso
Casassa Eugene (A. Casassa & Sons) r. 530 Green
Casassa Frank (A. Casassa & Sons) r. 530 Green
Casassa Frederick, teamster, r. 514 Greenwich
Casassa G. , peddler, r. N s 'Theresa nr Mission Road
Casassa Louis, driver Martinoni & Podesta, r. 410 Union
Casassa Madeline, widow, r. 514 Greenwich
Casassa Mary, widow, r. 7 Valparaiso
Cassassa Rolando, produce dealer, r. 1705 Stockton
Casassa Theres.i, widow, r. 519J Union
Casassa Stefano, clerk A. D. Bacigalupi & Co., r. 4 Keves
Alley
Casati Angelina Mrs., r. 1811 Polk
Casatt William, teamster, r. 12 Cleveland
Casa vaw Alfred L., teamster Vermont Marble Co., r. 26
DpBoom
Casavielli Pierre, driver P. G. Somps, r. 264^ Clementina
Casco Giuseppe, stonemason, r. 513 Broadway
<'.4SCADE LAi\\DRV, Henry Hickei manager, 2
Golden Gate Av, branches 510 Post and 155 Fourth
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 Ti^KRKET STREET
Up-St.\irs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Case Addison, painter, r. 1135 Mission
Case Albert, musician, r. 648b Jessie
Case Bella Miss, kindergarten and primary school, 2527
California
Case Benjamin F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 120 San
Jose Av
Case Charles, barber, r. 301 Turk
Case Clara H. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1606 Howard
Case Clarence J., machinist, r. 1836 O'Farrell
Case Dustin S., teamster, r. 1723 Clay
Case E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 924 Valencia
Case Edward, teamster, r. 7 Rushton PI
Case Elanson H., sewing machine supplies, r. 822 Larkin
Case Eli G., canmaker King-Morse Canning Co., r. 112 J
Seventh
Case Ervin T. , attorney at law, r. 1723 Clav
Case Irvln T. Jr., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1723 Clay
Case Frederick S., publisher Insurance Sun, 206 San-
some, r. 1606 Howard
Case George F., teamster, r. 814 Treat Av
Case Harry, decorator, r. 648b Jessie
Case Harve.v C, paperhanger Thomas Downing, r. 1202
Mission
Case Henry H., painter, r. 106i Hickory Av
Case Howard G., motoniian Market St.' Ry, r. 3237 Mis-
sion
Case James L., solicitor Royal and Norwich Union Ins.
Co., r. 2026 Howard
Case Lucy E. Miss, nurse, r. 1723 Clay
Case Martha S. Miss, medical student, r. 1723 Clay
Case Orrin I., insurance, r. 112i Seventh
Case Samuel S. , watertender, r. 1802 Howard
Case Thomas K., attorney at law, 47 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Case Westwood W. Rev. D. D., pastor Howard Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 2026 Howard
Case William, machine hand Cal. Can Co., r. 148 Sixth
Case William P. Rev., r. 23 Guerrero
Case Willmer S., machinist, r. 148 Sixth
Casebolt Harry C, buyer Tlllmann & Bendel, r. 609 Jones
Casebolt J. B. Mrs., r.' 307 Natoma
Casebolt Jonathan B., machinist S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Casebolt Simon M., grip repairer, r. 2406 Post
Casebolt Willi.im S., machinist Michael O'Brien, r. 2.t
Minna
Casella Augustino, se.xton Sts. Pietroe Paolo Church, r.
1.508 Dupont
Casella Giovanni B. , groceries, 424 L'niou
Casella Nicholas, tailor, 310 Montgomer3' Av, r. 17 Va-
rennes
Caselli Andrea, bootblack, r. 521 Vallejo
Caselli Antonio, laborer, r. 416 Union
Caselli Antonio, proprietor Lombardo Hotel, 249-253 Pa-
cific
Caselli Brothers (Pietro and Luigl) florists, 332 Montgom-
ery Av
Caselli Giovanni, r. 3 Magner PI
Caselli Giovanni, bootblack, r. 521 Vallejo
Caselli Joachim, peddler, r. 3 Magner PI
Caselli Justine, r. 3 Magner PI
Ca?elli Luigi (Caselli Bros.) r. 405 Filbert
Caselli Pietro (Caselli Bros.) r. 10 August Alley
Caselli Raflaelle, tailor S. Harris, r. 332 Montgomery Av
Casellini Joseph, painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. ' 84!i
Kearny
Casement Frank C. , shoecutter, r. 1330 Valencia
Casement Jeanette Mrs., r. 909i Mission
Casement William, clerk, r. 909J Mission
Casenave Antoine, t»nner, r. 920 Twelfth Av South
Casenave John P., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth
Av South bet M and L
Casenave Martin, jjorter Nevada Restaurant, r. 711 Cali-
fornia
Caseres Julius O., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Lorin
Caseret Joseph, laborer, r. 2729 Folsom
Casey Alice, widow r. 475 Valencia •
Casey Andrew J., bookkeeper Michalitschke Bros. & Co.,
r. 524a Capp
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428 California Street
Casey Anne Sirs., r. 28 Geneva
Case'y Bridget, widow, r. 219 Third Av
Casey Catherine, domestic 2212 Howard
Casey Catherine Miss, r. 5 Sheridan, rear
Casey Catherine, widow, r. 6a Antonio
Casey Catherine, widow, r. 1825 Pine
Casey Charles, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum, r.
2429 Post
Casev Charles A., salesman, r. 609 Pine
Casey Cordelia, widow, r. 219 Third Av
Casey Daniel (Riordan & Casey) r. 521 Howard
Casey Daniel, butcher Henrj- Antz, r. 322 Austin Av
Casey Daniel, laborer, r. 272 Tehama
Casey Daniel, liquors, r. 521 Howard
Casey DanielJ., blacksmith O'Brien Bros., r. 14 AVa^^h-
iugton Av
Casey David, carpenter, r. 553 Fifth
Casey David B. , laundryman, r. 110 Ridley
Casey David T., brassmolder, r. 24 Norfolk
Casey Dennis D., teamster McXab & Smith, r. 23 Hardy
Casey E dward, electrician, r. 616 Bush
Casey Edward, solicitor, r. 319 Sansome
Casey Edward H. , compositor Valleau & Oliver, r. 110
Ridley
Casey Edward J., clerk, r. 130 Langton
Casey Edward J., gripman Presidio and Ferries RR. , r.
1222 Green
C.4SE1" En\V4RD J., secretary- San Francisco Free
Public Librarj-, New City Halt, 2d floor, r. 2617 Oc-
ta\ia
Casey Edward M. , traveling salesman Murphv, Grant &
Co., r. 1825 Pine
Casey Ellen, laundress Palace Hotel, r. 327 Beale
Casej- Emma Miss, clerk, r. 682 Brannan
Casey, Falen & Cf).(James Casev and Albert Falen) para-
ters, 1316 Baker
Casey Frank, gasfitter, r. 3 Morse PI
Casey FVank M., plumber Duffey Bros., r. 115 Alabama
Casey Frank K., clerk Countv" Clerk's Office, r. 727
McAllister
Casey George, laborer, r. 47.5 Valencia
Casey George, soapmaker F. E. Seidel, r. 163 San Bruno
Av
Casey George F., salesman, r. 682 Brannan
Casey George P., teamster NcNab & Smith, r. 344 Te-
hama
Casey Gregory A., foreman Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. 416
Broadway
Casey Henry "h., shoelaster Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 407 Broderick
Casey Hugh, tailor, r. 407 Broderick
Cssey James (Casey, Falen & Co.) r. 2425 Post
Casey James, clerk VV. Jt J. Sloane & Co., r. 1122 Larkin
Casev James, cook Eastlake Hotel, r. 1911 Chestnut
Casey James, laborer Arthur Gruenbiu-g & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Casey James, laborer, r. 17 Washington
Casey James, lieut. colonel, 1st Infantrj-, U. S. A.,
Anijel Island
Casey James, street contractor, r. 1425 Twenty-fifth
Casey James H., blacksmith, r. 607 J Third
Casey James J., carijenter, r. 336 Fifth Av
Casey James J. , painter, r. 2529 Post
Casey James J., road repairer, r. 114 Chai)ultepec
Casey Jeremiah, teamster Daniel Gallagher, r. 220 Fifth
Casey Jeremiah T., laborer, r. 2 Gt>odsell PI
Casey John, clerk George E. Kelly, r. 112 Valencia
Casey John, distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 675
Clementina
Casey John, laborer, r. 2 Goodsell PI
Casey John, laborer, r. 17 Pinkney PI
Casey John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Casey John, longshoreman, r. 38 Natoraa
Casey John C. (Palmer & Casey) r. 30 Willow Av
Casey John C, tanner, r. 682 Brannan
Casey John J., brassfinisher, r. 607| Third
Casey John J., electrician General Electric Co., r. 211
Minna
Casey John P., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. SE cor Mission
and Seventh
Casey Joseph, junk, r. 28 Geneva
Casey Joseph A., bookkeejier Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society ,r. 404 Turk
Casey Joseph A., draughtsman Tnion Iron Wks, r. 723
Brannan
Casev Joseph J., stonecutter Clarke & Llovd, r. ^4 Ni>r-
folk
Casey Joseph M., sawyer, r. 1222 Folsom
Casey Kate, domestic 830 Gearj-
Casey Kate, widow, r. 130 Langton
Casey Kate F. Miss, principal Laguna Honda Primary
School, r. 407 Broderick
Casev Lizzie Miss, forelady Raphael Weill & Co., r. 110
Ridley
Casey Maggie, domestic 310 Fulton
Casey Margaret, widow, r. 411^ Xat«ma
Casey Marguerite, widow, r. 2712 California
Casey Martin E., well borer, r. 24 Norfolk
Casey Marj% domestic 34 Hoff Av
Casey Marj-, domestic 1720 Broadway
Casey Marj', widow, r. 5bl Bryant
Casey Marj', widow, r. 1425 Twenty-fifth
Casej' Marj- Miss, teacher Horace ilann Evening School,
r. 14 Washington Av
Casey Mary Mr^., laundress, r. 327 Beale
Casev Marv E. Miss, bakery, 403 Harrison, r. 2 Goodsell
PI
Casey Mary E. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 1117 Valencia
Casey Man- J., domestic 2819 Howard
C.4.SE1' >IA|TRI€E, general manager The McLaugh-
lin Co., and seeretan- The Central Gasliifht Co., 508
California rooms 1-2", r. 1329 Sutter, Telephone East
381
Casev May Miss, shoeliner Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
158 Shipley
Casev May Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary School, r.
610 Shotwell
Casey Michael, r. 225 Stevenson
Casey Michael, beamster A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Nicho-
las Hotel
Casey Michael, laborer, r. 612 Sixth
Casey Michael, liquors, 1.58 Shipley
Casey Michael, longshoreman, r. 212 First
Casej- Michael, longshoreman r. 247 Second
Casey Michael, porter Getz Bros. «& Co., r. 335Tehauia
Casey Michael, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. E s
Nebraska nr Army
Casey Michael, teamster, r. 253 Octavia
Casev Michael B., plumber, 128 Eleventh, r. 115 Olive
Av
Case.v Nellie, domestic 346 First
Casey Nellie E iliss, asst Librarian Free Public Libraiw,
branch 1, r. 1117 Valencia
Casey Nora Miss, chambermaid New Washington Hotel
Casey Owen, r. 934 Brvant
Casey Patrick, cook Pioneer House
Ca.sey Patrick, driver F. A. Lux Brewery, r. 521 Howard
Casev Patrick, laborer Bay District Race Track, r. 211
Elm Av
Casey Patrick C, sparmakcr, r. 1 Ridley
Casey Patrick D., brass molder, r. 24 Norfolk
Casey Patrick F., gasfitter, r. 3 Morse PI
Casey Patrick J., painter, r. 924 Mission
C'asey Patrick J., wood and coal, 61 Silver
Casey Peter, gripman, r. .509 Jersey
Ca,sev Peter F., carpenter, r. 1425 Twenty-fifth
Casey Peter S. Rev., rector St. Peter's R. C. Church, r.
403 Twenty-fourth
Casev Philip F., surgeon stnir Alameda -^
Casey Raphael N. Mi.ss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 110 Rid-
ley
Casej- Sarah Miss, r. 719 O'Farrell, rear
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Casey T. G., r. 10 South Park
Casey Thomas, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Casey Thomas, laborer Union Iron Wks. r. 506 Napa
CaseV Thomas F., clerk, r. 13 Pond
Casey Thomas H., bookkeeper Rathjen Bros., r. 934
Bryant
Casey Thomas I., photographer L. Thors.r. Oakland
Casey William, hoseman Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Casey William, laborer, r. 723 Brannan
Casey William, longshoreman, r. 401 Harrison
Casey William, longshoreman, r. 512 Fourth
Casey William, plumber Michael B. Casey, r. 115 Olive
Av
Casey William, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 515 Hyde
Casey William Jr., inspector Custom House, r. Oakland
Casey William D. (Toomey & Casey) r. 1619 Pine
Casey William D. , wharf builder Harbor Commissioners,
r. 141 Erie
Casey William F., architect, r. 561 Bryant
Casey William H. (Collins & Casey) r. 311 Sixth
Casey William J., porter Patrick Kennedy, r. 416i Na-
toma
CASEV WIIiLI.4M J., secretary Regan Vapor En-
gine Co., 309-311 Howard, r. Santa Clara, Cal.
■ Caseza Frank, tinsmith, r. 722 Washington
Casgella Domenico, bootblack, 28 Leidesdorff, r. 13
Union PI
CASH B.4ZAAR, Taylor Jahmes, proprietor, 1041
Guerrero
Cash George, clerk Prior & Smith, r. 118 Eddy
Cash George, tailor, 29 Mason
Cash George A., salesman Cox Seed and Plant Co., r. 279
Mason
Cash Robert, r. 727h Natoma
Cashel George J., fireman Engine 2, r. 226 Sutter
Cashel Kate Miss (Cashel & Knower) r. 703i Hyde
Cashel Kate A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 231 Golden Gate Av
CASHEL A KNOWER (Miss Kate Cashel and Mrs.
F. W. Knower) dressmaking 126 Kearny, rooms 29-30
Cashen Benjamin, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashen Edward F., paper ruler, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashen John T. , salesman H. S. Crocker Co, r. 413 Val-
lejo
Cashen Thomas J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 413
Vallejo
Cashin Darcy M., r. 2520 McAllister
Cashin Edward P., assistant keeper Farralone Island
Lighthouse
Cashin James, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Cashin James, rail puncher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New
Continental Hotel
CASHIN JOHN, superintendent of agencies The Na-
tional Ice Co., 327 Market, r. 2023 Webster
Cashin John P., law clerk Knight & Haggerty, r. 2023
Webster
Cashin Kate Mrs., r. 2550 McAllister
Cashin Margaret G. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 2023 Webster
Cashin Timothy, laborer, r. 1413i Kearny
Casbman Cornelius C, liquors, 314 Third, r. 49 Ritch
Caahman Dennis, fireman Edison Light and Power Co.
r. 313 Prospect Av
Cashman Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Silver
Cashman Elizabeth, widow, r. 57 Silver
Cashman Johanna, widow, r. 9| Welsh, rear
Cashman Mary A., domestic, 428 Waller
Cashman Mary A. , widow, r. 942 Valencia
Cashman Stasia M.ss, sa'eslady The Maze, r. 39 Clar-
ence PI
Cashman Theodore J., collector, r. 8 Twenty-ninth
Cashman William, foreman pressrooms Schmidt Label
and Litho. Co., r. 1925 San Carlos Av
Cashman William C, ship carpenter Pac. Coast SS. Co.,
r. 39 Clarence
Cashman William M., clerk Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co., r. 942 Valencia
Cashman William S., ship carpenter, r. 39 Clarence PI
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Casilia Christena, widow, r. 1630 Dolores
Casilia Martin C. , driver, r. 1630 Dolores
Casillas Juana, widow, r. 902 Broadway
Casinelli John, rancher, r. Twenty-ninth Av South, nr J
Casini Anton (G. Berti & Co.) r. 1 Fillmore PI
Casino Giovanni B., bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Caskey J. Harman, printer John Shaughnessy, r. 429
Larkin
Caskey Matthew, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r.
34 Grove
Caskie J. F., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. Oakland
Casner Charles, barber Guttman & MuUin, r. 336 Eddj-
Casner Gustav, salesman Roos Bros., r. 908 Laguna
Casner Harry, capitalist, r. 908 Laginia
Casner Harry Jr. , cigarmaker, r. 908 Laguna
Casner Marcus, upholsterer, r. 908 Laguna
Casner Nathan, watchmaker, r. 507 Pine
Casner Samuel, watchmaker, r. 908 Laguna
Casdli Joseph, carpenter Joseph Pattinson, r. 1304
Lyon
Cason Joseph H., barber C. H. Boone, r. 520 Bu.sh
Caspar Frank, latjorer, r. 618J Greenwich
Caspar Frederick W., driver Christ & Frahm, r. 150h
Minna
CASPAR LUMBER CO., J. G. Jackson president,
F. A. Wilkins secretary and treasurer, office, 48
Market, Telephone Druinm 18
Caspar! Caesar, musician, 77 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 6 Eddy
Casper Andrew, gripman, r. 1413 Guerrero
Casper Simon, teamster, r. 9 Louisa
B^ Casper. See Kasper
Caspers John, cook City and County Hospital
Casperson Andrew P., laborer Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. W s Broderick nr Tonquin
Casperson George, traveling salesman Standard Jewelry
Co., r. 715 Larkin
Casperson Ole (E. Benson & Co.) r. 1125 Florida
Cass John J., hardware, 366 Third, r. 364 Third
Cass Minnie Miss, clerk, r. 364 Third
Cassagnes Francois, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Cassanelli Catherine, widow, r. 313 Green
Cassanovich John, waiter, r. 142 Sixth
Cassanavich Martin, restaurant, 142 Sixth
Oassas John, baker, r. 22^ Scott PI
Cassassus Jean B. , cook, r. 628 Broadway
Cassassus Therese, domsstic 401 Baker
Casse Frederick (Mestre & Casse)r. 739 McAllister
Casseboom Margaret, widow, r. 1412a Bush
Cassel Leopold, traveling salesman, r. 1431 Geary
Cassell Annie, widow, r. 47 Natoma
Cassell Joseph B., reporter Chronicle, r. Press Club
Cassell Milton, porter Crane, Hastings & Co., r. 515 Sac-
ramento
fi^"Cassell. See Castle
Cassells Arthur, exchange teller London, Paris and
American Bank, r. Alameda
Casselmann Ernestine, widow, r. 1232 Golden Gate Av
Casselman Julius M., druggist VVakelee & Co., r. 1232
Golden Gate Av
Cassfly John, driver Consumers' Ice Co., r. cor Folsoin
and Otis PI
Cassen Albert W., teamster, r. 806 Bay
Cassen George, r. 268 Minna
Cassen Henry, r. 105 Berry
Cassen Henry C, paper carrier, r. 96 Montgomery Block
Cassen Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Lily Av
Cassens Charles, cook Michael Daly, r. 1934 Market
Cassens John J., longshoreman, r. 827 York
Casser Henry, musician, r. 148 Sixth
Casser Samuel, clerk Joseph Cohen, r. 29 Langton
ll^"Casser. See Kasser
Casserly Ann M., widow, proprietress Abby House,
junction Mission and San Jose Roads, Ocean VieSv
Casserly Annie M., domestic 2529 Pine
Casserly Edward P., deputy County Clerk, r. 604 Guer-
rero
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Casserly Eugene, paper carrier, r. junction Mission and
San Jose Roads, Ocean View
Casserly James, jjaper carrier, r. junction Mission and
San Jose Roads, Ocean View
Casserly John, r. 604 Guerrero
Casserly John, teamster Union Ice Co., r. junction Mis-
sion and San Jose Roads, Ocean View
Casserly John B.,r. 2123 Buchanan
Casserly John J., plumber, r. 634b Seventeenth
Casserly Margueritte Miss, r. 2123 Buchanan
Casserly Martin, r. junction Mission and San Jose Riods,
Ocean View
Casserly Michael F., clerk, r. 604 Guerrero
Casserly Michael P. , teamster, r. junction .' ission and
Sau Jose Roads, Ocean View
Casserly Patrick, r. 604 Guerrero
Casserly Patrick, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
Casserly Theresa, widow, r. 2123 Buchanan
Casserly Thomas A. , plumber, r. 604 Guerrero
Casserly Thomas E. , r. junction Mission and San Jose
Roads, Ocean View
Casserly William, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Casserly William J., teamster Georsre W. Gibbs Co., r.
604' Guerrero
Casserly William V., conductor Market St. Ry, r. junc-
tion Mission and San Jose Roads, Ocean View
Cassidy Andrew, drayman, r. 404 Sixth
Cassidy Annie, widow, r. 314 Ritch
Cassidy Annie Miss, r. 514 Hyde
Cassidy B., teamster William Ken- & Co., r. iK)3 Batterj
Cassidy Charles, horsetrainer, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
Cassidy Christopher, laborer, r. 198 Ash Av
Cassidy Christopher Jr. , attorney at law, r. 198 Ash Av
Cassidy Frank J., driver Police Patrol, r. 1326 Natoma
C!as3idy Henry, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 504 Napa
Cas-sidy Henrj' J., cornicemaker James Guilfoy, r. 108
Taylor
Cassidy Hugh, timekeeper, r. 1326 Natoma
Cassidy James, butcher, SE cor Twenty-third and
Florida
Cassidy James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Cassidy James Jr., butcher J. Cassidy, r. SE cor Twenty-
third and Florida
Cassidy James F., helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
309-Fifth
Cassidy James P., clerk The Maze, r. 614 Mason
Ca.ssidy James W., teamster William Kerr Co., r. 903
Battery
Cassidy Jerome, stage carpenter, r. 1520 Post
Cassidy J. H., laborer, r. 506 Napa
Cassidy John, bartender, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Cassidy John, horse trainer, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
Cassidy John, laborer, r. 247 Second
Cassidy John, laborer, r, 1326 Natoma
Cassidy John, wool scourer Watson & Marx, r. 17i
Geneva
Cassidy John J., clerk, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
Cassidy John J., waiter, r. 641 Folsom
Cassidy John J. Jr, laborer, r. 641 Folsom
Cassidy John R., fireman S. P. Co., r. 127 Sixteenth
Cassidy John W., tean^ter Golden Gate Lumber Co., r.
736 Tehama
Cassidy Joseph, laborer, r. 641 Folsom
Cassidv Joseph P., teamster Golden Gate Lumber Co., r.
736 Tehama
Cassidy K., pa'^er Frank H. Malloye, r. 538 Guerrero
C;assidy Mae Miss, stenographer, r. 641 Folsom
Cassidy Margaret, groceries and liquors, 744 Brannan
Cassiffy Mar>', widow, r. 107 Gilbert
Cassidy Marj-, widow, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Cassidy Mai^' Miss, milliner, r. 514 Hyde
Cassidv Mary E. Mrs., stationery, 157 Fifth
Cassidy Matthew, teamster, r. 21 Sharow
Cassidy Michael, teamster, r. 909 Batterj-, rear
Cassidy Michael J., bartender Dudley Connor, r. 100
Tehama
Cassidy Patrick, coreniaker, r. 5 Sheridan, rear
Cassidy Peter, U. S. pensioner, r. 208 First
( Lissidy Philip, laborer Pac. Improvement Co.
rassiily Robert, foreman, r. 114 Lily Av
Cassidy Ruth, widow, r. 312 Grant Av
Cassidy Sarah, widow, r. 2535 Post
Cassidv Thomas, liquors, 633 Davis, r. 1 Silver Star PI
Cassidy Thomas W., cutter B. J. Burr & Co., r. 13-26
Natoma
Cassidy Wi liam, cook, r. 856 Howard
Cassidv William, shipcarpenter, r. 157 Fifth
^ Cassidy. See Casady
Cassiers Charles, vegetableman Wilson Dining Saloon, r.
2 Bacon PI
Cassin Cornelius, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co. , r.
Clara Av nr Seventeenth
Cassin Francis Jr. , clerk William K. Van Alen, r. -268
Minna
Cassin Frank, policeman, r. 207 i Fourteenth
C^assin Herman, laborer, r. 614 Kearny
Cassin Peter, shoemaker, r. NW cor "Corbett Road and
Clara Av
Cassin Richard J., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 2225 Mission
Cassinelli Catherine, widow, r. 313 Green
Cassinelli Peter, gardener, r. S s Bosworth nr San Jose
Road
Cassinelli Stephen, ironworker, r. San Bruno Av nr
Wayland
Cassio Caroline Miss, dressmaker, r. 509 Filbert
Cassio Giovanni A., barber, 1423 Dupont
Cassio John, butcher, r. 509 Filbert
Cassio Marie, widow, r. 509 Filbert
Cassan William H., dentist, office and r. 2701 Mission
Cassons Charles, cook, r. 14 Jackson
Cassou Baptiste, nurse French Hospital, r. 112 Trenton
Cassou Basil, clerk Paul J. Desenfant, r. 112 Trenton
Cassou Bernard, dain-, Wa^ land nr Hamilton U. M. T.
Cassou Frank (Cassou & Honde\llle) r. 134 Eleventh
Cassou Jean, laundr.vman Jean Mivassou, r. 21 Ridley
Cassou John, waiter, r. 515 Sacramento
Cassou Joseph, driver B. Cassou, r. Wayland nr Hamil-
ton U. M. T.
Cassou Pierre, waiter, r. 112 Trenton
Cassou & Houdeville (Frank Cassou and John Honde-
\ille) laundrj-, 134 Eleventh
Cassula Antonio, bartender Francisco Boitano, r 4 Noble
PI
Castagnaro John, laborer, r. 2507 Jones
Castagnetto Andrea, fish, 409 Dupont, r. 406 Green
Castagnetto August, watchmaker, -203i Montgomerj- Av,
r. 503 Green
Castagnetto Edward (Valente, Marini & Co.) r. 1524
Stockton
Castagnetto Gerolamo, liquors, r. 249 Pacific
Castagnetto Giovanni, drj- goods, 1234 Dupont
Castagnetto Peter, jeweliy, 203^ Montgomery Av, r. 503
Green
CASTAGNINO BROTHERS .p.».
L. and Henry> eontrartors and bnllders,
house and sign painting, whitening,
paperlianging and glazing, 1-509 Stot-kton
and ol'i Montgomery Av
Castagnino Erail, paperhanger Castagnino Bros., r. 1.50'.i
Stockton
CastAgnino Henrj- (Castagnino Bros.) r. 1509 Stockton
Castagnino Peter L. (Castagnino Bros.) r. 1509 Stockton
Castandt Theodore, gardener Serveau Bros. . r. -232>
California
Castel George, funiiture, 11-21 Folsom
Castel William, laborer, r. 1316i Powell
Castelazo Arthur, bookkeeper Anglo-Callifornian Bank,
r. 2405 Octa%ia
Castelhun Ella Miss, teacher Agassiz Primarj- School, r.
1046 Valencia
Castelhun Ernest, messenger, r. 1046 Valencia
Castelhun Frederick C, physician, 661 Market, r. 1046
Valencia
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Castelhun Frederick C. Jr., attorney at law, 325 >li>nt-
g-onierv, rooms 4-5, r. 104<> Valencia
CASTELHrN FREDERICK .1., attorney at law,
325 Montgomerj', rooms 4-5, r. 215a Valencia
Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal Humboldt Primar^
School, r. 215a Valencia
Castellane Felicien, assorter Legullet-Hellwig Tanninir
Co., r. Sixth Av South nr P
Castellanos Jesus, domestic 2203 Sacramento
Castellanos Jose R., barber, 1320 Powell
Castello Charles, watchman, r. 233 Green
Castello Felipe, janitor, r. 507 Vallejo
Castello Thomas, clerk The Owl Drug Co., r. 31G Hill
l^~Castello. See Castillo and Costello
Castellon Martha, widow, r. 1517 i Mason
Casteneda Mariano, coachman, CIO Hampshire
Casteret John, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
W s Mission Road nr Onondago Av
Castigllo Julia, widow, r. 327 Vallejo
Castiglioni Joseph, salesman Gotelli Bros., r. 1927 De-
visadero
Castillar Harrison M., gauger, 606 Montgomerj-
Castillar H. M. Mrs. , bookbinder, 605 Montgomery, r.
«J06 Montgomery
Castillo Leo M., clerk, r. 1064 McAllister
Castillo v., seaman stmr Acapulco
•^"Castillo. See Castello and Costello
Castle A., solicitor, r. 39 Turk
Castle Albert E. (Castle Bros.), r. 2489 Jackson
Castle Albert E. cashier T. H. Dowling & Co. , r. 202 Noe
Castle Arthur H. (Castle Bros.), r. 2489 Jackson
CASTLE BROTH ERS<....r.o.«L..
MalU-r n.. .llbert E. and Arthur H. Cas-
tle), importers teas, coflee and spices and
roiiiniission merchants, 200-308 DavLs,
from .Sacramento to Commercial, Tele-
phone Main 393
CASTIE CH.ARLE.S H., vice-president California
Iron and Wrecking Co., 634-636 Second, r. 459
Bryant
Castle Edgar M., collector Pickens, Fulton & Co, r. 705
California
Castle Frank, clerk, r. 1013 Howard
Castle Henry H., relief messenger Wells Fargo & Co,, r.
Alameda
Castle James F., teamster, r. 10 Prospect Av
Castle John C, shoemaker, r. 10 Prospect Av
Castle John G., ship carpenter, r. 544 Howard
Castle John H., r. 544 Howard
Castle Lottie Miss, stenographer and bookkeeper Cal.
Iron and Wrecking Co., r. 459 Brj-ant
Castle Mary Mrs. , furnished rooms, 544 Howard
Castle Michael, r. 2001 Laguna
Castle Michael, r. 2201 Washington
Castle Neville H., attorney at law, r. 2201 Washington
Castle Stephen, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 6, r. 2328
Jones
Castle Wal'er M. (Castle Bros.) r. 1719 Bush
Castle William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
l^"Castle. See Cassel and Castel
Castlen Edward B. , traveling salesman Brigham, Hoppe
&Co.,r. 414 Clayton
Castlen John G., traveling salesman Coghill & Kolin, r.
414 Clayton
Casflen Marie J. Miss, artist, r. 414 Clayton
( astles Annie, domestic 711 Taylor
(astleton The, Mrs. W. A. McCauley iJroprietor, 207
Mason
I astner C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Castner, Robert Mc-
Lellan and Nathan W. Collins) sparmakers, E s
Channel bet Sixth and Seventh
Castner Charles A. (C. A. Castner & Co.) r. 813 Haight
Castner Ernest v., manager Mrs. Hattie Castner, r. 520
Pacific
Castner Frederick, clerk, r. 212 Minna
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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Castner Frederick S., gardener, r. 809 Solano
Castner Hattie Mrs., liquors, 520 Pacific
Casto Timothv A. , cooper Lackmann & Jacobi, r. 23'.
South Park
Cas'o William E., cooper Laehmann & Jacobi, r. 23".
South Park
Castor Albert, printer Cubery & Co., r. 1410a Pacific Av
Castor Charles F., policeman, r. 232i Seventeenth
Castor Joseph, janitor 310 Pine, r. 2803 Golden Gate A\
Castor Sophia, widow, r. 1200 Larkin
Castro Cannelito Miss, seamstress, r. 12 Hinckley
Castro Jesus, tortillas, r. 14 Pinkney PI
Castro Louisa, widow, r. Twelfth Av bet L and M
Castro Manuel, barber J. Cathlinat, r. 1318 Dupont
Castro Michael, laborer, r. 4 White
Castro Nicholas, laborer, r. 1113^ Kearny
Castro Pablo, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
10191 Pacific
Castro Rupenta, widow, r. 12 Hinckley
Castro Street Land Co. , 10 Montgomerj-
Castro Street Phannacv, James H. Seymour iiroprietor,
1234 Castro
Castronovo Paul, laborer, r. 420 Filbert
Casty John, carjienter, r. 27b Pearl
Caswell Albert J., painter, r. Eighteenth Av South nr
Railroad Av
Caswell E. E. Mrs. (E. E. Caswell & Co.) r. The Berk-
shire
Caswell E. E. & Co. (Mrs. E. E. Caswell and Miss Carrie
E. Wright) millinerj-, 28 Post
Caswell Erastus, pianom iker, r. 340 Post
Caswell George W. (George W. Caswell & Co.) r. 1921
Sacramento
CASWELL GEORGE W. & CO.
(^ieorse W. Caswell and ii. II. Ue.Mamieli
coffees, teas and spices, 406 Sacramento,
Telephone .Main 5351
Caswell Harvey Mrs., widow, r. 535 Post
Caswell Joseph P., baker Daly & Dewitt, r. 542i Linden
Av
Caswell Louis, tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co., r. 135
San Bruno Av
Caswell Marion F., clerk Motive Power and Machiner^•
Dept. S. P. Co., r. 2609 Folsom
C.A8n'ELL THO.WAS H., Grand Secretary Grand
Chapter R. A. M., Grand Recorder, Gra'^d Coni-
mandery Knights Templar and Grand Recorder
Grand Council R. and S. M., office Masonic Temple,
r. 418 Bartlett
Cataford Louis, carpenter, r. 1315 Rhode Island
Catania Joseph, peddler, r. 1707 Powell
Catanich Joseph A., r. 414 Taylor
Catanivich J. F., chief officer stmr Rio de Janeiro
Cataract and Wide West Gravel Mining Co., William B.
Lake secretarj-, 69 Columbian Bldg
Cataranich G., boots and shoes, SW cor Sagamore and
Plymouth Avs, Ocean View
Catcharo August, waiter, r. 722 Broadwaj', rear
Cate CJharles H., rangesetter John G. lis & Co., r. 717
Lott
Cate Edward A., rattanworker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
717 Central Av
Cate Harrj' R., decorator, r. 717 Lott
Cate Sarah, widow, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Cate William H., printer, r. 1724 Stevenson
Catechi John, fruit and cigars, 202 Second
Catelani Giuseppi, fruits, 702 Turk r. 703 Van Ness Av
Catelli Amerigo, butcher Albert Devicchio, r. 720 Laurel
Av
Catelli Carlo, laborer, r. 4 Green PI
Cater (Carles, teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.
Caterina J. T., master mariner, r. 622 Minna'
Cathalinat Jacques, barber, 680 Broadway
Cathcart Alexander T., capitalist, r. 1326' Sanchez
Clathcart Alfred B., r. 52 Whitnev
Cathcart Alfred B. Jr., clerk. r.'52 Whitnev
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Cathcart Charles warehouseman Standard Oil Co., r. 342
Fourth
Cathcart Charles S., clerk, r. 1032 Sacramento
Cathcart David, miner, r. 15 Fulton
Cathcart Ellen E., widow, r. 1032 Sacramento
Cathcart Erank H., instrumentmaker A. W. Taylor, r.
1032 Sacramento
Cathcart James L. , mister mariner, r. 6 Clay
Cathcart John J., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. 1032
Sacramento
Cathcart May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1.520 Jackson
Cathcart WaUer, photographer, r. 1121 Webster
Cathcart William P., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1032
Sacramento
Catherwood Daniel, laborer, r. 227 Duncan
Cathey Charles L., gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1540 Sacramento
CATHOLIC 4POSTOLIC CHIRCH, Rev. Wil-
liam M. Pearl rector, 685 Eighteenth
Catholic Ladies Aid Society, Miss Margaret Curtis secre-
tary, 29 Donohoe Bldg
Catlin Amelia G. Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. Hotel Sutherland
Catlin Robert M., mining, r. 2014 Devisadero
Catoir Albert, feeder Commercial Pub. Co., r. 1410a Pa-
cific
Catoir Julius, butcher, r. 1410a Pacific
Caton George R., tailor, r. 409 Green
Caton John, seaman, r. V. S. Marine Hospital
Caton William M., paper carrier, r. 409 Green
Cator George, teamster, r. 110 Shipley
Cator Henrj- E., nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
Townsend
Cator James H., machhie operator, r. 113 Clipper
Cator L. S., teacher Lincoln Grammar School.
Shotwell
Cator Lena, widow, r. 210 Townsend
Cator Ozro A., printer, r. 113 Clipper
Cator Thomas V., attorney at law, 212 Sansome,
Devi-sadero
Cator Zachariah T., ironworker, r. 210 Townisend
Cattarina Mathieu. porter Herman Heyneman, r.
Broadway
Cattail LawTence J. , clerk Auditor's Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
C.4TTERNOLE CH.4RLE.S H., ship chandlery and
groceries, XW cor Davis and Broadway, r. 1522
Mason
Cattermole Jcihn C, stevedore, r. 1.526 Mason
Catto John, marble and granite 123 California Av
Catto Joseph, marble cutter John Catto. r. 123 Califor-
nia Av
210
529
216
1059
Catton .\ima .M., widow, r. 1417 Tavlor
CATTON, BELL 4 CO. ,.»..... ..
Bell and A. Ualton Harrison) cuiunilssion
merchants, insurance asents and to>
bacco dealers and aeents Lloyds tnlon
.Issurance Society. Cameron Tobacco <o.,
and proprietors Wool Agency IVarelioose
and Scouring Works, 436 Townsend.
office, 406 California, Teleplione .Main
680
Catton Frederick R. Jr., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Catt<m Pierre, waiter Coutard & H(x;h, r. 112 Trenton
Catton Susan B., stewardess stmr Mariposa
CATTO >' WAITER D., manager W. R. Grace & Co.,
and Vice Consul Chili, 230 California, r. Oakland
Catton William M., cashier Catton, Bell & Co., r. 1417
Taylor
Cattran Joseph H., ship joiner, Pac Mail SS. Co., r. 4:«
Seccjnd
Cattran NeUie Miss, stenographer, r. 438 Second
Can Anna, widow, r. 6 Washoe PI
Caudias Jose, janitor Merchants Exchange Bldg
Caudle William L., cook John A. Shepstou, r. 771 How-
ard
Caufield Edward, stairbuUder Drew & McLaughlin, r.
2429 Harrison
Caufield Patrick, laborer, r. 2429 Harrison
Caufield Thomas, r. 833 Hayes
Caughan McCarthy M., packer John F. Meyers & Co., r.
17 Verona
Caughell Mamie, domestic 2412 Pacific Av
Caughey Annie, widow, r. 803 Howard
Cauhape Brothers (Jean P. and Grat) wood and coal, s^'.S
Harrison
Cauhape Grat (Cauhape Bros.) r. 836 Harrison
Cauhaiie Jean, florist r. X s Amazon nr Lisbon
Cauhape Jean P. (Cauhape Bros."* r. 836 Harrison
Cauhape Peter, florist Jean Mialocq, r. 1513 Bush
Cauhape Pierre, laborer, r. 836 Harrison
Cauley Henry, laborer, r. 363^ Eleventh
Cauley Michael, laborer, r. 511 Bryant
Caulfield Abner, seaman, r. 748 Howard
Caulfield Ahin B., salesman Moore, Ferguson & Co., r.
Oakland
Caulfield Bridget, widow, groceries, 287 Chenery
Caulfield Charles H., salesman, r. 1023 Pierce
Caulfield C.ara Miss, tailoress r. 287 C^henerj-
Caulfield Frank, teamster, r. 514 Mission
Caulfield Henry F., plumber, r. 228i Ritch
Caulfield John, driver M. Butterdieck, r. 85 West Mi—
si on
Caulfield Martin, Kmgshoreman, r. 85 West Missioa
Caulfield Rose, widow, r. 228 Ritch, rear
Cause D., widow, ladies nurse, r. 8 Gou^^h
Cause Marcellin, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co. ,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Caussail A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1515 Mason
Causse Fannie Miss, laundress, r. 320 Larkin
Causse Louis, brassfinisher, r. 827 Pacific
Causse Marius, laundrjTnan, r. 320 Larkin
Causse Virginia Mme. , laundry, 320 Larkin
Cauwet Hippolj-te, foremaa; The F. Thomas Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 915 Jessie
Cava Francesco, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cava Frank, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cava Giovanni, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cava Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 5 Varennes
Cavaglia Giovanni B., carpenter, r. 926a Greenwich
Cavaglia Onono, carpenter, r. 926a Greenwich
Cavagnari Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 17 Filbert PI
Cavagnari Luigi, bootblack, r. 17 Filbert PI
Cavagnaro Albert (D. Cavagnaro & Sons) r. N s Delaware
Av, junction Ocean House Road
Cavagnaro .Ajitone, peddler, r. 18 Aileen Av
Cavagnaro Augustine A. , druggist, r. 915 Jackson
Cavagnaro D. & Sons (Louis and .\Ibert) dairj- produce,
groceries and liquore, N s Deleware .A.v, junction
Ocean House Road
Cavagnaro Domenico, gardener, Colombo Market
Cavagnaro F. & Co. (Fiorenzo Cavagnaro and Giovanni
Rivolta) importers and dealers in foreign and domes-
tic wines, liquors and cigars, 17 Park Av
CAVAGX.4RO FIOREXZO (F. Cavagnaro & Co.)
and importer and wholesale dealer wines, liquors,
bitters and ocrJials, foreign and domestic, 622 Mont-
gomerj- and .538-542 Merchant, Telephone Main 5201,
r. 2618 Goiigh
Cavagnaro Francesco, shoemaker, 1718 Stockton, r. 1717
Stockton
Cavagnaro Francis A., collector, r. 915 Jackson
Cavagnaro Gambatista B., r. 12|c Willow Av
Cavagnaro John (Cavagnaro & Ravani) r. 1411 Mason
Cavagnaro John, window cleaner, r. 419 Filbert
C.4VAG!<rARO JOSEPH F. (Caminetti, McGee &
Cavagnaro) attornev at law, 620 Montgomery, r. 2905
Bush
Cavagnaro Julia, widow, r. 528 Green
Cavagnaro Louis D. (Cavagnaro & Sons) r. W s Mission
Road, nr Five Mile House
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
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ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
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Oavagnaro Naiiuy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Mason
Cavagnaro & Ravani (John Cavagiiaro and Leonardo Ra-
vani) plumbers, 422 Broadway
Cava^iero Catherine Mrs., dressmalcer, r. 615 Post
Cavellera Serafino, carpenter, r. 233 Richland Av, Holly
Park
Cavalli Andreas, foreman Leon R. Myers, r. 20 Gold
C.4VALLI GEORGK F., books and stationery, 13
Montgomery Av, and publisher L'Elvizia, 8 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 819 Union
Cavallier Jules P., r. Baldwin Hotel
Cavallo James, carpenter, r. 2 Gerke Alley
Calvary First Troop, armory 318 O'Farrell
Cavalsky Valdemar, dentist Ira G. Leek, r. 724i Market
Cavanagh Amelia, widow, r. 306c Lily Av
Cavanag-h Amy Miss, professional nurse, r. 926 Sutter
Cavanagh Annie, domestic 2603 Steiner
Cavanagh Charles H., plumber, 529 Twenty-fourth, r.
2811 Harrison
Cavanagh Daniel J., with Conlin & Roberts, r. 1236 Fol-
som
Cavanagh Edward, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Cavanagh Edward, machinist, r. 1511i Larkin
Cavanagh Eugene J., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r. 1236
Folsom
Cavanagh George H., clerk, r. 417 Stevenson
Cttvana.;h Hugh J., barber, 117 Valencia
Cavanagh James, brassfinisher, r. 631 Natoma
Cavanagh James, packer, r. 3 Simpson PI
Cavanagh James, tailor, r. 1118 Howard
Cavanagh Jaue, widow, r. 1511i Larkin
Cavanagh Jane, widow, r. 162 Shipley
Cavanagh John, electrician, r. 152i Clara
Cavanagh John, hackman, r. 1629 Pine
Cavanagh John, laborer, r. Alms House
Cavanagh John A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept., S. P.
Co., r. 12 Webster
Cavanagh John D., bricklayer, r. 417 Stevenson
Cavanagh JohnT., brassfinisher, r. 417 Tehama
Cavanagh Joseph, tinsmith, r. 631 Natoma
Cavananagh Julia, widow, r. 306c Lily Av
Cavanagh Mary, widow, r. 2112 Baker
Cavanaiih Mary, widow, r. 1236 Folsom
Cavanagh Mary G., widow, r. 1318| Natoma
Cavanagh Maurice, bookkeeper Lewis Packing Co. and
Vinegar VVks, r. 108 Twelfth
Cavanagh Patrick, laborer, r. 631 Natoma
Cavanagh Theresa Miss, candjTiiaker, r. 306c Lily Av
Civanagh Thomas, calker, r. 2811 Harrison
Cavanagh Thomas, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 1827 Fol-
som
Cavanagh Thomas, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 162 Ship-
ley
Cavanagh Thomas, porter, r. 3 Simpson PI
Cavanagh Thomas F. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 658
Bryant
Cavanagh Thomas J., painter, r. 827 J Ellis
Cavanagh Thomas J., policeman, r. 915 Jones
Cavanagh Walter, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 152^
Clara
Cavanagh William, r. 214J Eleventh
Cavanagh William, butcher, r. 152^ Clara
Cavanagh William A. , machinist Union Gas Engine Co.,
r. 731 Sei enteenth
Cavanagh William J., mana?er Oakland Art Pottery and
Terra Cotta Wks, 1175 Market, r. 1024 Minna
Cavanaugh Annie Mrs. , teacher music, r. 422 Natoma
Cavanaugh Charles, millhand S. F. Box Co., r. 92 Twen-
ty-fifth
Cavanaugh Daniel, cari)enter, r. 2623 Sutter
Cavanaugh Frank, conductur, r. 603 York
Cavanaugh Frank, telegraph operator, r. 417 Filbert
Cavanaugh George G. (Cavanaugh & Gump) r. 151 Xa,-
lencia
Cavanaugh George W., clerk, r. 1827 Folsom
Cavanaugh James B., policeman, r. 503^ Broderick
Cavanaugh John, lab rer, r. Alms House
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Cavanaugh John L., pressman, r. 417 Filbert
€AVAK.4II«H JO^^EPH T.. proprietor The Overall
Laundry and Supply Co., 2212 Folsom, r. 336 Eddy
Cavanaugh Lawrence, engineer, r. 1054 1 Howard
Cavanaugh Morris, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Cavanaugh Patrick, driver G. B. Demartini, r. 532 Mis-
sion
Cavanaugh Patrick T., bartender Henry J. Gerdau, r.
616 Bush
Cavanaugh Richard, r. 5 Alaska PI
Cavanaugh Richard Jr., candyinaker, r. 5 Alaska PI
Cavanaugh Richard H., car driver, r. 92 Twenty-fifth
Cavanaugh Thomas, blacksmith, r. 210 Michigan
Cavanaugh Thomas, candymaker, r 5 Alaska PI
Cavanaugh Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 28
Clementina
Cavanaugh & Gump (George G. Cavanaugh and D. L.
Gump) mirrors, glass and furniture, 1063 Mission
fi^" Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavanagh and Kavan-
augh
Cavarly Ann, widow, r. 15 Scott
Cavarly Frank B. , driver Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 1815 Sutter
Cavarly John M., master mariner, r. 1815 Sutter
Cavarly John M. Jr., storekeeper stmr Acapulco, r. 815
Scott
SS" Cavarly. See Caverly
Cavasso Heloise, Mrs., feather cleaner, r. 2 Delaware
Court
Cavazos Francisca Miss, teacher music, r. 938 Pacific
Cavazos Rafael, specialist, r. 938 Pacific
Cave George C. , molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 1626
San Carlos Av
Cavello Charles, iron worker, r. 54 First
Caveney Catherine, widow, r. 1303 Harrison
Caveney Hugh J., distributor Post Office, r. 13.J Bruce PI
Caveney John, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 13i Bruce
PI
Caveney Thomas, clerk, r. 13| Bruce PI
Cavere Mary A., cook 591 Ellis
Oaierly Orin E., foreman S. P. Co., r. Oakland
B^ Caverlv. See Cavarly
I'AVEBLi'S TKAKSFER CO., Knight & Olsen
proprietors, 21 Market, Telephone Main 1654
Cavers George, coalpasser stmr Queen, r. 1109i Mont-
gomery
Cavey Clemence, domestic 2613 Clay
Caviati Luigi (Crella & Caviati) r. 514 Union
Caviglia Amberto, cook Hotel del Campidoglio
Caviglia Bartolomeo (G. B. Gracchi & Co.) r. 170Si Du-
pont
Cavilli John, teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co., r.
706i Bryant
Cavin James C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 544 Castro
Cavins William, cloth dryer Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co., r. 513 Shotwell
Caxntt Thomas F., clerk Wm. C. Cavitt, r. 675 Mission
Cavitt William C, proprietor Pioneer House, 48 Fourth
and Charter Oak House, 675 Mission, r. 48 Fourth
Cavlier Robert, fanner, r. 310 Mason
Cavocci Emma, domestic 28 Ridley
Cavossel John B., butcher, r. 2418 California
Cawley Annie Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 609 Lombard
Cawley George, liquor dealer, r. 521i Stevenson
Cawley John, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. 609
Lombard
Cawley Maggie Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 609 Lom-
bard
Cawley Michael, laborer, r. 511 Bryant
Cawley William, liquors, 121 Park Av, r. 15511 Market
Cawstin Mary, widow, r. 908 Jackson
Cawthra Arthur H., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &
Lebenbaum, r. 505 Ellis
Cayanus Marie, laundress, r. 811 Vallejo
Cayford Richard N., horseshoer, 311 Seventeenth
Cayla Josephine, domestic 1123 California
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Cay 01 Augustus M , i)oliceman, r. 7371 Twenty-third
(JajTon Louis, laborer, r. 11*| Welsii
Ca'zala uigela, widow, r. Itj SelinaPl
Cazali Joseph, r. 1320 Stockton
Gazanego Domencio, barber, 218 Pacific, r. 431 Vallejt>
Cazans Jean, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Cazares Guillaume, butcher, 322 Fifth
Cazaurang Bernard, laundry, 409 Fourth
Cazeaux Jennie, widow, r. 819 Broadway
Cazeretto Katie Miss, r. 301 Twentieth
Cazeretto Louisa Mrs. , r. 301 Twentietli
Cazeretto Olivia Miss, r. 301 Twentieth
Gazes John E., bookkee))er London, Paris and American
Bank, r. The Berkshire
Gazneau Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 519i Capp
Gazneau Thomas L. , liquors, 108 Ellis
Gazneau William L. , waiter Midway Plaisance, r. 1709
Dupont
Gebrian C. E., president Pac. Plaster Co., 216 Bush,
room 14
Gebrian John C, architect, 330 Montg niery, r. 1801 Oc-
tavia
Cecale Giovanni B. , laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Geccarelli Giovanni (Buccinelli k Ceccarelli) r. Firebaugh,
Fresno Co.
Gecchettiui A. & Co. (A. Cecchettini and Francisco Gian-
nini) fruit and poultry, 1246 Sanchez
Cecchettini Achille (A. Gecchettiui & Co.) r. 1246 Sanchez
Cecchettini F. & Co. (Feilele Cecchettini) fruit and
vegetables, 107 Clark
Cecchettini Adolph, fruits, 1411 Church
Cecchettini Fedele (F. Cecchettini & Co.) r. 14 Sonora
Gecchi Pio, clerk Monti & Bargone, r. 917 Jackson
Cecil Amy P. Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
Cecil John, check clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
2318^ Larkin
Cecil Percy, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor Bay
and Laguna
Cecil Samuel W.. carpenter, r. 19 Belvedere
Cedar Creek Mining Co., G. B. Hutchins president, P. L.
Dunn secretary, 306 Market
Cedars Reuben, hostler Charles Drver, r. New Atlantic
Hotel ■
Cederberg Adolph P., cabinetmaker, r. 927 Florida
Cederberg August S., carpenter, r. 224 Seventeenth
Cederberg Peter A. cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture
Ga., r. 224 Seventeenth
Cederberg Sven A., cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 927 Florida
Gederblad Emil, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 263
Perry, rear
Gederbloom Arveba R., cutter F. Tonner, r. 26 Howard
Court
Gederbloom John S., blacksmith, r. 25 Albion A\-
Gederbloom Lottie Mrs., r. 26 Howard Court
Gederoth Ernest, seaman, r. 539 Vallejo
Gediey Francois, agent The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing
and Cleaning Wks, r. Berkeley, Cal.
Geeb Herman, machinist, r. 12i Miller PI
Gefous James, barber, r. 449J Jessie, rear
Gelaznv Joseph, peddler, r. 549 Natoma
CKI.EkV, BEEF AXD IRON CO.. Allison G. Bon-
nell proprietor, Chanes Ruggle.s manager, 150 New
Montgomery
Celestine Louis, r. 816 Capp
Gelestres William B., poultry dealer, r. 133i Diamond
Gelillo Angelo, laborer, r. 1 San Antonio
Gella Andrew, expressman, r 517J Union
Gella Antonio, fruit and produce, 502i Post, r. 6 Evans
Court
Gella Eleanor Miss, teacher elocution, r. 241 Oak
Gella Louis, liquors, 23 Kissling
Gellarius Charles (Thomas Taylor & Co.) r. 2031 Vallejo
Gellarius Eleanor, widow, dressmaking, 309 Sixth
Gellarius Hardy G. , shipping clerk Thomas Taylor & Co. ,
r. 2031 Vallejo
Gellarius William, teacher music, r. 309 Sixth
Celle Domenico, laborer, r. 4| Card Alley
Celle Domenico, pastemaker J. B. Celle, r. 11 Pollard PI
Gelle John B., maccaroni mnfr, 8 Margaret PI
Celle Joseph, laborer, r. 4^ Card Alley
CJelle Luigi, pastemaker J. B. Celle, r. 11 Pollard PI
Celler Michael, r. 727 Folsom
Celler Samuel, upholsterer, 727 Fidsom
1^" Celler. See Seller and Zeller
Gellieo Frank, barber, r. 523 Green
Gellier Alfred, with Alfred Borel & Co., r. 703 Sutter
CEMENT BKICK CO. OF CALIFORNIA, office
NE cor First and Mission, yard cor Folsom and
Eighteenth
CENTE.1IERI P. A CO., Frank L. Bird manager,
manufacturers, importers and retail dealers kid
gloves, 7 Kearny
Gentenaro Lorenzo, laborer, r. 520 Green
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Rev. R. J. Brlggs pastor, S s Bush bet
Octavia and Gough
Centennial Furniture Factory, Charles Greafl proprietor,
508-510 Fifth
4-ENTE.\NIAL LIVERY STABLES, Michael Con-
Ion proprietor, 1521- 1525 California, Telephone East
378
Centennial Lodging House, Mrs. Julia Hemberger pro-
prietor, 118 Drumm
Center Adeline, widow, r. 2418 Folsom
CENTER ALEX.'iNDER, general agent Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., cor First and Brannan, r. SW cor
Vallejo and Filhnore, Telephone West 561
Center Belle Miss, r. 241S Folsom
Center Daniel, liquors, 37 Fifth, r. 409 Clementina
Center George H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1711 J San
Carlos Av
Center George L., agent John Center, 30 Montgomery, r.
NE cor Sixteenth andShotwell
Center John, real estate, r. NE cor Sixteenth and Shot-
well
Center John W. , carpenter," r. 2022 Folsom
Center Mary, widow, r. 2022 Folsom
Center Samuel (Center & Spader) r. Alameda
CENTER <& SPAUER (Samuel Center and Charles
T. Spader) real estate and house brokers, 30 Mont-
gomery, Telephone Main 1389
8^" Center. See Senter
Gentola Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 235 Sixth
Gentoni Giovanni, r. 702 Front
Central California Lumber Co., John F. Kennedy presi-
dent, George T. Shaw secretary, office 405 Mont-
gomery, room 2
CENTRAL ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO., Albert
Gallatin president, Joshua Barker secretary, Horatio
P. Livermore general manager, 320 Sansome, room
16
CENTRAL GAS LIGHT CO. (Pacific Gas Improve-
ment Co. lessees, SW cor Annie and Stevenson) H.
J. Crocker president, Maurice Casey secretary, 508
California, rooms 1-2
Central Gospel Mission, SE cor Third and Stevenson
CENTRAL H.4RDWARE AND SUPPLY CO.,
Fred H. Gibson president and George R. Gibson sec-
retary, manu acturers and dealers undertakers' sup-
plies, 852 Mission, Telephone South 278
Central Hotel, Harry W. Lewis proprietor, 6 Union
t'entral House, Thomas McGinnis proprietor, 871 Market
Central Kindergarten, Miss Bertha Barringer principal,
N s Mission bet Sixth and Seventh
Central Lodging House, George Anderson proprietor, 52
Second
CEIVTRAL LUMBER AND MILL CO. (incorpor-
ated) A. Ghristenson president, 20-26 Tenth, Tele-
phone South 98
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Elbert R. Dille DD., pastor, N s Mission bet
Sixth and Seventh
SAtTfRANCISCO paving CO,
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIIDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
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Central Paoiae Lodi^ing- House, Neheniia D. Thayer
proprietor, 5 Market
CENTKAL FAtlFH! RAILROAD CO., H. E.
Huntington president, H. P. Schwerin treasurer, W.
M. Thompson secretary, 4 Montgomery, NE cor
Market
Central Park, SE cor Market and Eighth
Central Patent Bureau, John Richards & Co. proprietors
40 California, rooms 6-11
Central Salt Water Baths, Rienzi Hughes proprietor, 208
Third
CENTRE MARKET, P. J. G. Kenna superintendent,
SE cor Grant Av and Sutter
Centrup Charles, shoemaker, r. 2603Mission
Century Club The, 1215 Sutter
Ceraille Albert C, plumber, r. 622 Bay
Ceraille John, laborer, r. 622 Bay
Cerciat Adele M. Mrs. (Cereiat & Co.) t. 918 Larkin
Cerciat Eugene (Cerciat & Co.) r. 918 Larkin
Cerciat & Co. (Eugene and Adele M. Cerciat) laundry, 918
Larkin
CERCLE FRAXC'.AISE, D. G. Lucieu manager, 421
Post, Telephone Main 1754
Cercovich Lucas, cooper G. Kucich, r. 621 Broadway
Cereghino Andrew, scavenger, r. 1918 Mason
Cereghino Angelo, butcher Tassi Bros., r. 14 Hinckley
Cereghino Anton, bootblack, 646 Clay, r. 3 St. Charles
CERECHIIVO BENEDETTO, wood and coal, 4.S0
Pacific
Cereghino Carlo, locksmith, r. 3341 Mission
Cereghino, Cordano & Mezzero (Rocco Cereghino, Frank
Cordano and Joseph Mezzero) groceries and liquors,
NE cor Mission Road and Silver Av
Cereghino David, carpenter, r. E s Mission Road nr
China Av
Cereghino Domenico, fish peddler, r. 14 Hinckley
Cereghino Gabriel, scavenger, r. 329 Green
Cereghino Henry, stockman, r. 16 Valley
Cereghino Iiadore J., bookkeeper U. S. Sub-Treasury,
r. 1210 Powell
Cereghino John, r. 16 Valley
Cereghino John, carpenter, r. 624 Bay
Cereghino John, liquors, 100 McAllister
Cereghino Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedetti) r. 3258 Mis-
sion
Cereghino Joseph, carpenter, r. 16 Valley
Cereghino Louis, carpenter, r. S s Marshall nr Mission
Cereghino Louis, scavenger, r. 1918 Mason
Cereghino Madalena, widow, r. 14 Hinckley
Cereghino Marie, widow, r. 3 9 Green
Cereghino Nathaniel, bartender John Cereghino, r. 14
Hinckley
Cereghino Rocco (Cereghino,T!ordano & Mezzero) r. NE
cor Mission Road and Silver Av
Cereghino Stephen, bootblack, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Ceres hino & Debenedetti (Joseph Cereghino and Joseph
Debenedetti) dry goods, 3258 Mission
Cerelli Domenico, driver, r. 17 Pfeiffer
Cerelli Eugenio, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Cerelli George, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Bellair PI
and Pfeiffer, r. 17 Pfeiffer
Cereinilla Biaggio, bootblack, r. 254 Perry
Ceresa Emil (Roccatagliata & Ceresa) r. 928 Pacific
Cerf Albert (Cerf, Schloss & Co.)r. 716 Post
Cert Emanuel, expressman NW cor Third and Mission,
r. 109 Eleventh
Cerf Ernest (Russell, Cerf & Mowry) r. San Luis Ob'spo,
Cal.
Cerf Eugene, bookkeeper I X L Lime Co., r. 1203 Sutter
Cerf Eugene, furniture. 760 Howard, r. 338 Shipley
Cerf Herman, clerk, r. SW cor Sutter and Polk
Cerf Joseph L., druggist, 1001 McAllister, r. 917 Geary
Cerf Jules, merchant, r. 716 Po-t
Cerf Jules C, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1216
Geary
Cerf Marcel E., student, r. 1715 Sutter
Cerf Moses (Blockman & Cerf) r. 1203 Steiner
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TiAIKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bol:tli9<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Cerf Myrtile, bookkeeper I X L Lime Co. , r. 1203 Sutter
<'ERV, SCHLO!^!^ Jt, €0. (Alfred Cerf and Benjamin
Schloss) manufacturers' agents, crockery and glass-
ware, 111 Battery
C'erisola Nicola, laborer, r. 1819J Union
Cerkel Joseph D., clerk Charles Christensen, r. 138 Ful-
ton
Cerkel Julius, expressman, r. 921 Folgom
Cerkel Wolfe, grain dealer, 311 California, r. 2020 Geary
Cerles Gemiain, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Q nr Fifteenth Av South
Cerles Louis, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Fifteenth Av South nr Railroad Av
Cerlson Gustav, gripman, r. 424 Jersey
Cernogorcevich Christoforo, restaurant, 15 Vallejo, i-.
1000 Montgomery
Cernogorcevich Teofilo, steward C. Cernogorcevich, r. 15
Vallejo
Cerutti Antonio, foreman Fontana & Co. , r. 117 Vaiide-
water
Cei-utti Bazilio, porter, r. 4 Noble's Alley
Cerutti Giovanna, widow, groceries and provisions,
1523 Dupont
Cerutti Giuseppe, foreman Overland Packing Co.
Cerutti Paul, fruits and vegetables, 135 Oak and 212
Gough
Cervantes Henry, tailor, r. 36a Valparaiso
Cervantes Henry Jr., clerk, r. 36a Valparaiso
Cervelli Alexandre iL. Guanziroli & Co.) r. 1012 Mont-
mani) sausage factory, 223 Broadway
Cervelli Bazelio (B. Cervelli & Co.) r. 12 Ohio
Cervelli Ernest (Pestarino & Cervelli) r. 1505 Dupont
Cervelli Narciso, bottler, r. 507 Francisco
Cervelli Raffaelo, bartender, r. 16071 Dupont
Cervelli Virginia, widow, r. 525 Union
Cervieres Casimer (Vayssie & Cervieres) r. 802 Fifteenth
Av South
Cervieres Martin, bakery, 1010 Railroad Av
Cesare Fraiik, carpenter, r. 423 Filbert
Cesare Frank, steward, r. 2 Bartol
Cesari Cesar, farmer, r. 608 Broadway
Cesari Clorindo, wines, 610 Broadway
Cesena Cipriano, vaquero, r. NW cor Fifteenth Av South
and P
Cesena Cipriano Jr., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
Seventeenth Av South bet Q and R
Casena Frederick, messenger, r. NW cor Fifteenth A\
South and P
Caseua George, finisher Norton Tanning Co., r. Fifteenth
Av South bet P and Q
Cesena John, tanner, r. NW cor Fifteenth Av South and
P
Cesena Michael, laborer The Norton Tanning Co. , '-.
Fifteenth Av South bet P and Q
Cesperson Die (E. Benson & Co.) r. 1125 Florida
Cestra Rosina, i>antsmaker Columbian Woolen Mills, r.
540 Washington
Cevasco Antonio, peddler, r. 10 Russell
Cevasco Emanuel G., with La Voce del Popolo, r. 1216
Filbert
CEVASCO <i. K, A CO. (Giovanni B. Cevasco) railway
and steamship agents, 632 Montgomery, Telephone
Main 366
CEVASCO GIOVAIVXI B. (G. B. Cevasco & Co.)
and publisher and proprietor La Voce del Popolo,
729 Montgomery, r. 1216 Filbert
Cevelli Ernesto (Pestarino & Cevelli) r. 1505 Dupont
Cevey Anne, widow, r. 28i Freelon
Cervantes John, tamale peddler, r. 639 Second, rear
Chaban Josejih, painter and decorator, 1531 Polk
Chabot Mary A. Miss (Horst & Chabot) r. 519 Van Ness
Av
Chabot Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 452 Haight
Chabre J., labeler F. Chevalier & Co., r. 815 Stockton
Chabrier Desire, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
rn
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Chabv William, laborer Bay District Race Track
Ciiace John B., clerk W. W. Montage & Co., r. Ala-
meda
BS~Chace. See Chase
Chadbourne Edward, porter Wellnian, Peck & Co., r.
Oakland
€HA»BOIJRNE FORREST S. (F. S. Chadbourne &
Co.) State Harbor Commissioner, and president
Pacific American Decorative Co., 26 O'Farrell, r.
1106 Bush, Telephone East 290
CHADBOITRXE F, S. JSl VO. (Forrest S. Chad-
bourne) importers and maufacturers furniture and
bedding, 26 O'Farrell
Chadbourne Thomas E., clerk Eclipse Cracker Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Chadbourne Thomas J., manager Eclipse Cracker Co.,
214 Sacramento, r. Centerville, Cal.
Chadbourne W. R., r. St. Nicholas Hotel
8^"Chadbourne. See Shadburne
Chadderton William H., clerk, r. 802 Shotwell
Chadwick Arthur W., clerk, r. Hydenr Green
Chadwick Charles, liquors, E s Seventh Av bet I and J
Chadwick Elizabeth Mrs., janitress Laguna Honda Pri-
mary School, r. E s Seventh Av bet I and J
CHADWICK FRANK R., paying teller Donohoe,
Kelly Banking Co., r. 2120 Post
Chadwick Fred C. , bookkeeper, r. 1328^ Vallejo
Chadwick James P., architect, r. 1328^ Vallejo
Chadwick Nathaniel G. , carpenter and builder, r. 1328A
Vallejo
Chadwick Rufus S., sand cutter, r. 8 Vassar PI
Chadwick Wily J. , conductor, r. 405 Lyon
Chaffee Fred, r. The Clifton
Chaffer Thomas, agent, r. 418 Day
Chaffey Frank B., keeper Bay District Race Track
Chaguet Gregory (Poey & Chaguet) r. 1,'>67 Market
Chaguet John, laundrjTnan Poey & Chaguet, r. 1567
Market
CUAIGNEAIJ ALFRED, publisher and proprietor of
Le Franco Calif ornien, 529 California
Chaigneau Victoria, widow, r. 1406 Guerrero
Chaix Adrien (Chaix & Bernard) r. East Oakland
CllAIX A BERNARD (Adrien Chaix and Peter
Bernard! liquors, 207 Sixth
Chalaleno Philipe, laborer, r. 322 Vallejo
Chalan Charles, stonecutter, r. 1130 Market
Chaler Francis, tailor, r. Alms House
Chalfant John, dentist, office and r. 2700a Mission
Chalfant Samuel P., dentist, office and r. NE cor Market
and Mason
Chalfln Max, peddler, r. 1921 Bush
Chalgren Josephine, widow, r, 518 Stevenson, rear
Challenge Consolidated Mining Co (Storey Co., Nev.)
C. L. McCoy secretary, 35-36 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Challiol Charles, driver, r. 627 Geary
Challiol Edward W., bartender W. J. Sullivan, r. 131
Diamond
Challiol Madeline, widow, r. 627 Geary
Challstrom John, cabinetmaker, r. 110 Williams
Chalmers Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
615 Central Av
Chalmers Annie B. Miss, principal Lafayette Primary
School, r. Hotel Savoy
Chalmers Christina Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 18 Franklin
Chalmers Elizabeth, widow, r. 322 Turk
Chalmers George B., r. 34| Turk
Chalmers George C. , bookkeeper, r. 3 Fulton
Chalmers George W., salesman Dalziel & MoUer, r. Ber-
keley, Cal.
Chalmers Hugh, calker Union Iron Wks, r. 210 Con-
necticut
Chalmers J.,r. 1045 Market
Chalmers James C, assayer, r. IS Franklin
Chalmers John C, manager Club Stables, 409-411 Taylor,
r. 409 Taylor
Chalmers P., r. 2802 Sixteenth
Chalmers William, blacksmith Palmer & Rey Type
Foundry, r. 1026 Lomb ird
Chalmers William, drayman, r. 62 Thirteenth
Chalmers William, ship joiner Union Iron Wks, r. Oak-
land
Chalmers William P., physician, office and r. 1404 Page
Chaloner Elmer L. , inspector Custom House, r. 102 San
Jose Av
Chaloner Henry, plumber Taylor, Adams & Pritchard, r.
Lorin, Cal.
Chamard Claudius, r. 1015 Leavenworth
Chamard Frank J., bookkeejier, r. 14 Ellis
Chambant Loui-i, embosser Shreve & Co., r. 1212|
Jackson
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF gAN FRAN-
CISCO, Lyman H. Clement secretary, 58 Merch-
ants' Exchange Bldg, Telephone Main 5220
Chamberlain Arthur N. , switchman Market St. Ry, r. 8^
Brosman
Chamberlain Benjamin, h^ckman, r. 342 Fourth
Chamberlain Charles, clerk Alfred Gilbark, r. 651 Vallejo
Chamberlain Eugene, L., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Chamberlain Fred R., inspector Custom House, r. 618
Haight
Chamberlain George, packer Eclipse Cracker Co., r. 635
Vallejo
Chamberlain H. Mrs., proprietor The Sutherland, 791
Sutter
Chamberlain Harry, printer, r. 26 Rausch
Chamberlain Henry F. , solicitor Overland Monthly Pub-
lishing Co, r. Oakland
Chamberlain John, clerk, r. 1420 Guerrero
Chamberlain John T., boxmaker S. t'. Box Co., r. 911^
Mission
Chamberlain Joseph P., canvasser, r. 2756 Harrison
Chamberlain Joseph V., carriage painter, Railroad Av.,
between Fifth and Sixth Avs South, r. Somerset
near Felton, off San Bruno Av
Chamberlain Julia Mrs. , r. 505 Powell
Chamberlain Katie, domestic St. Luke's Hospital
Chamberlain Richard H., grain broker, 307 California, r.
Oakland
Chamberlain Samuel S. editor Examiner
Chamberlain W. B., carrier Post Office, r. Berkeley
Chamberlain William, biitcher, r. 1000^ McAllister
Chamber William E. Jr., accountant, r. 628 Howard
Chamberlsin William H., journalist, r. 2105 Pacific At
Chamberlain W. L., elect'ician, r. 25 Stanley PI
B^"Chamberlain. See Chamberlin
Chamberland Paul P., painter, r. 140 Anderson
Chamberlin Amelia Mrs. , teacher music, r. 712 Army
Chamberlin Abbey, widow, r. Williams nr Henry
Chamberlin Edwin G. , janitor, 818 Howard, r. Stockton
nr Vallejo
Chamberlin Harry, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 26
Rausch
Chamberlin H. B. , salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1420 Guerrero
Chamberlin Joseph P., r. 712 Army
Chamberlin Walter C, actor, r. 1 Cohen PI
CHAMBERLIN WILLIAM, proprietor Beresford
Hotel, NW cor Stockton and Bush
Chamberlin William Mrs., r. 309 Turk
B^"Chamberlin. See Chamberlain
Chambers Ada Miss, stenographer, r. 517 Mason
Chambers A. F., clerk James B. Randol, r. Alameda
Chambers Annie J., domestic 1906 Webster
Chambers B. P. , laborer Bay District Race Track
Chambers C. M. Mrs. , widow, r. 1 Chambers PI
Chambers Cornelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 142 Eighth
Chambers George, seaman, r. 404 Broadway
CHAMBERS GEORCiE R.. secretary Gladding, Mc-
Bean & Co., 1358-1360 Market, r. Oakland
Chambers Harold V., clerk Paraffine Paint Co., r. 1415^
Sacramento
Chambers James, r. 36 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY C0.?1
215 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
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HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A, REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Chambers James P., stevedore, r. 725 J
Chambers James R., pressman
Union
Chambers J. Lloyd, carpenter, r.
Chambers John, r. N s Sadowa b
Chambers John J. , driver, r. 13U
Chiunbers John S. , lamplighter,
C. Hughes,
417
Chambers PI
3t Orazaba and Capitol
Julian Av
r. 1415i Sacramento,
Chambers Joseph, expressman, r. 725 Banks
Chambers Joseph P., longshoreman, r. 725 Banks
Chambers Margaret, widow, r. 1000 Washinton
Chambers Matilda J., widow, dressmaking, 138i Fair
Oaks
Chambers Nellie, domestic 205 Third Av
Chambers Pusey P. , cigars and tobacco, 250 Sutter, r.
113 Fourth
Chambers Robert, r. 409 California Av
Chambers Robert C. , mining, r. 2220 Sacramento
Chambers Robert E., foreman Hogan <& Crummey, r.
Seventh Av South bet K and L
Chambers Simon P. , carpenter, r. 627 Fulton
Chambers Thomas, clerk, r. 35 South Park
Chambers William H., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 138J Fair
Oaks
Chambers William R. , oiler stmr Santa Rosa, r. 2422
Mission
Chambille George, peddler, r. 3425 Mission
Chambille Kate Mrs., liquors, 3425 Mission
Chambler Jose, shoemaker, 1721 Mason
Cham bliss William H., r. Palace Hotel
Chambrer J., cook, r. 633 Broadway
Chamey Ernest, cook Popular Restaurant, r. 7i Bowie
Av
Champ Robert E., janitor, r. 107 Powell
Champagne Joseph, laborer, r. 512 Vallejo
Champerico and Northern Transportation Co. of Guate-
mala, George A. Moore president, Edward Polhe-
mus secretary, 208 California
Champion Charles N., cashier Union Iron Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Champion G. C, with The Fidelity and Casualty Co., r.
Oakland
Champion Hall, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Champion Joseph (Champion & Van Geothem) r. 154
Shipley
Champion Joseph B., mining superintendent, r. 520
Kearny
Champion Matthias J. , laborer, r. 1703 Dupont
CH.i.tlPIO.^ MI\IXf; <;0. (Nevada City, Cal.) J. F.
Holling secretarv, 113-114 Crocker Bldg
CU.4..UriO.\ S0.4.P >VORIi!», Thomas Dolan pro-
prietor, E s Potrero Av bet Alameda and El Dorado
Champion Thomas E. , superintendent Blue Rock Con-
tracting Co., 330 Pine, r. 627 Octavia
Champion William B. , cooper Cal. Barrel Co. , r. 1658
Market
Champion William G. , bartender Joseph V. Brown, r. 25
Steuart
Champion & Van Goethem (Joseph Champion and Will-
iam Van Goethem) liquors, 313 Sixth
>^"Champion. See Campion
Champlain Mary S. , widow, nurse, r. 1 202 Mission
Champreux Alfred, molderW. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oak-
land
Champreaux Gustave, foreman brassfinisher W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., r. Oakland
Chanarone Hilarion, barber, 509 Castro
Chance C. A., Mrs., widow, r. 803 Leavenworth
i^" Chance. See Chautz
Chandler Alice Mrs., crayon artist, r. 210 San Jose Av
Chandler Charles C, r. 1907 Stockton
Chandler David C, watchman, r. 631 Sacramento
Chandler Frank M., clerk David J. Tobin, r. 915 Mont-
gomerj-
Chandler Frederick C. manajfer Lozier & Co. r. 734
Geary
< 'handler George C. , pauiter, r. 1609 Golden Gate Av
PABST BREWING CO,
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
Royal Eagie Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL y^JATIO/\S DRINK
pred(^ri(;l^sbur(5 l?<?<?r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Chandler H. F. Mrs., widow, r. 724 Post
CHANDLER JOHN «., Colonel U. S. A., Assistant
Quarter-Master General, Dept of California, Phelan
Bldg, 4th floor, r. Hotel Richelieu
Chandler Joseph F., carpenter, r. 213 Duncan
Chandlei- Kate A. Miss, school teacher, r. 213 Duncan
Chandler Lane, cigars and tobacco 242 Ellis, r. 136
Sixth
Chandler Lucy I., physician, office and r. 222 Eddy
Chandler Lowell M., engineer, r. 20a Rausch
Chandler Martha A., widow, r. 1706 Buchanan
Chandler Moses, physician, office and r. 1721 Sacramento
Chandler Richard B., draughtsman Fulton Eng and
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 920 Broderick
CHANDLER RICHARD D., o...
and iron and agent Ea.st ^Vellington Coal
€0., 507.509 East, Telephone Main 486,
r. 897 Chestnut,
Chandler Robert H., collector and insurance broker, 530
California, room 38, r. 1909 Leavenworth
Chandler Rollon O., carpenter, r. 1721 Sacramento
Chandler T. Harry (Mosher, Chandler & Co.) r. 911 Polk
Chandler Thomas, deputy Internal Revenue Service
r. 1021 Battery
Chandler William S., steward stmr City of Pekin, r. 213
Duncan
CHAXti TING CHIP. Consul General China, 806
Stockton
CHANNINU AUXIHARV, First Unitarian Church,
SW cor Geary and Frankhn
Channing Frank, civil engineer, r. 1140 Pacific
Channing Giovanni E. , special employee U. S. Treasury,
Dept, office 7 Appraisers Bldg, r. 725 Pine
Chanquet Pierre, bartender D. Chasney, r. 210 Stockton
Chantry Samuel N., laborer, r. 414 California Av
Chapel Veronice, forewoman, r. 16J West Mission
e^Chapel. See Chappell and Chappelle
Chapelle Edith A. Miss, medical student, r. 723 Edd>
Chapelle M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 723 Eddy
Chapepro Nathan, machinist, r. 6 Golden PI
Chai)in Charlotte Miss, stenographer, r. 838 Guerrero
Chapin Edg-ar VV., clerk Motive Power and Machinery
Dept S. P. Co., r. 700 Tones
Chapm Edward M. , inspector r. 838 Guerrero
Chapin Edward M. Mrs. , widow, r. 838 Guerrero
CHAPIN FRANK E. assistant supenntendent Cali-
fornia Street Cable Railway Co., r. 1406 Hyde
Chapin Edward M. Mrs., widow, r. 838 Gnerrero
Chapin George E. , bookkeeper E. L. Snell, r. 538 San-
chez
CHAPIN GEORGE W., real estate agent and pub-
lisher Real Estate Price List (monthly) 630 Market,
r. 538 Sanchez
Chapin John A., r. 5h Kearny
Chapin Salem T., r. 215 O'Farrell
Chapin William C, mining engineer, 331 Montgomery,
room 27, r. Alvord, Inyo Co. , Cal.
Chaplan John C. , mechanic, r. 975 Harrison
Chaplin George W., gripnian, r. 1333 Union
Chaplin James, bookkeeper Brown, Craig & Co., r.
Berkeley
Chaplin Manley J., machinist, r. 10 Stevenson
Chapman Albert F., secretary San Francisco Journal of
Commerce Publishing Co., 321 Montgomery, r. 118
Liberty
Chapman Albert J., with Butler & Haldan, r. 118 Lib-
erty
Chapman Alfred B., r. 771 Howard
Chapman Annie E., widow, r. 814 California
Chapman Annie S., widow, 629 Post
Chapman C. A Mrs., widow, r. 812 Hyde
Chapman Charles, paperhanger, r. 217 Third
Chapman Charles C. , salesman Groom & Hagan, r. 17
Powell
Chapman Charles F., compositor James H. Barry, r. 5
Carlos PI
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Chapman Charles W., clerk Deliverj- Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 812 Hyde
Chapman Clarence E., bookkeeper, r. 118 Liberty
CH.4.P.M.4X EDO.IR €., attorney at law, 33 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Belvedere, Cal.
Chapman E. K., cashier London and Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co. of L verpool, r. 305 Montgomery
Chapman Elizabeth, widow, r. 3001^ Sixteenth
Chapman Ella L Miss, cashier H. S. Crocker Co., r. (jl3
Twentv-flrst
Chapman E. AV., president Madera Canal and Irrigation
Co., 81 Nevada Block, r. Occ dental Hotel
Chapman F M. i Co. (Frank M. Chapman) proprietors
Citv Stables, 332 Bush
Chapm'm Frank, plumber, r. 1025 Golden Gate Av
(.'hapman Frank D. , r. 1310 Polk
Chapman Frank M. (F. M. Chapman & Co.) r. 1531
Waller
Chapman Frederick Y., compositor John Monahan& Co.,
r. 814 California
Chapman Georije, carpenter, r. 417 Union
Chapman George H., secretary South S. F. Land and Im-
provement Co., 202 Sansome, r. 1034 Pine
Chajjman George J., shipwTight, r. SWcor Broderick and
.Jefferson
Chapman Harr>-, jeweler, 608 Merchant, r. Berkeley
Chapman Harry, machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co. , r.
North Temescal
Chapman Ira, laundryman, r. 1040i Howard
Chapman Ira H., dentist, 3001* Sixteenth
Chapman Isaac F., attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor, r. Oakland
Chapman James, laborer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Chapman James B., clerk General Freight Office S. P.
Co.. r. 812 Hyde
Chapman James F. (J. F. Chapman A: Co.), r. East Oak-
land
Chapman James W., engineer, r. 2008a Howard
Chapman J. F. « Co. (James F. Chapman), shipping and
commission merchants, 22 California
Chapman John, electrician, r. 905 i Mission
ChJtiJman John B., contractor, r. 514 Chestnut
Chapman John C, cabinet maker, r. 975 Harrison
Chapman John E , special officer, r. 132 Twenty-sixth
Chapman John P., real estate, 30011 Sixteenth
Chapman John W., conductor, r. 499 De%isadero
Chapman Joseph M., farmer, r. 107 Twenty-sixth
Chapman Lena M. , widow, r. 402 Mason
Chapman Lillie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 511 Hyde
Chapman Lo\iis A., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. S Antonio
CHAP.n.lSi LOriS B., secretan,- Atlantic Dj-namit«
Co., 3 California, room 32, r. 1015 Geary
Chapman ilarj- E. , widow, r. 1909 Mission
Chapman Minnie, widow, dressmaker, r. 2010 Polk
Chapman Minnie L. , widow, r. 29 Russ, rear
Chapman Ralph J. , piano mover, S\V cor O'Farrell and
Stockton, r. 1015 Gearj-
Chapman Richard W., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 144 Rose Av
Chapman Robert, capitalist, r. 4 Ridley
Chapman Robert J., with J. F. Chapman & Co., r. East
Oakland
,^cl CHAPMAN ROCKWELL S., ......
i!rr Fir<- !«iii>|>lj l^epartiiient Boston
Woven Hose and Rabber Co., 14-16 Fre-
mont, Telephone East 'iftS, r. 4.{.} Edtly
Chapman R. W. , teacher music, r. 144 Rose .\\'
Chapman Samuel, bartender, r. 4 Eddy PI
Chapman Sarah E., widow, r. 1403 Mason
Chapman Stephen G. , manager E. C. Steams & Co. , 306
Post, r. 832 California
Chapman Thomas, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2148 Mis-
sion
Chapman Thomas H. Mrs., notions, 2148 Mission
Chapman Valeria, r. 1123 Ellis
•^ 0
Chaimiaii Vin,'inia X,. widow, r. 613 Twentv-first
CHAPMAN WILFRID B., .......
Beleiani, ronimission uierohant and im-
porter, agent Perrler-.JonettlC'o.'s cham-
pagne, ViS C'alirornia. Telephone Wain
77.5. r. 11?.'{ California. Telephone Ea>it 77
Chapman William, waiter, r. 1040^ Hi.ward
Chapman William A., captain Salvation Army, r. lOSi;
Fillmore
CHAPMAX WILLIAM H. S., attorney at law, 5 and
34 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, Telephone Main 1544, r.
1031 Twentieth
Chapman William H., longshoreman, r. W s Ellsworth
nr Cortland Av
Chapman William I., conductor, r. 353 Alvarado
Chapman William R., soda water mnfr, 1756 Ellis, r.
1633 Eddy
Chapman William S., mining secretarj", 306 Pine, room
6, r. Palace Hotel
Chapman W. Lang, surgeon stmr Gaelic, r. The Cali-
fornia
Chaponot Toussaint, furnace builder, 820 Pacific, rear
Chappel Scott R , traveling auditor S. P. Cj., 34 Hobart
bldg r. Alameda
Chappelier Marie, widow, r. 1709 Buchanan
C'H.IPPELL .lOH.V E.. manager Pacific Laundry
Machinerv Companv, 36-44 Fremont, r. Alameda
Chapiiell Johii W. (Chappell & Koons) r. 346 Minna
CU.4PPELL JOSEPH J., clerk and cashier. Oil-
lector Custom House, r. Cosmos Club
Chappell & Koons (John \V. Chappell and E. B. Koons)
coal, wood, hay and grain, 847-849 Mission
[^ Chap]>elL See Chapel and Chappelle
Chapijelle E. S. , manager Hilbert Bros.
Chappelle Mannie, citv salesman M. A. Gunst & Co
Chappelle Peter S., detective S. P. Co., r. 421 Eddy
l^~ Chappelle. Ste Chapijell and Chapel
Chappie Arthir J., engineer, r. 614 J Xatoma
Chaps Smelting Co. , C. Solomon Jr. manager, smelter-
and refiners ..f antimony, works 629 King, office 1"
Califoni'a
Chapton Edward P., can>enter, r. 215 Third Av
Cljapuis Bertha C, \ridi«w, schoolteacher, r. 2410 Steiner
Chapuis Francis A. , clerk Caesar Bertheau, r. 2410
Steiner
Chaquette Albert, foreman Golden Gate Park. r. 314
Hickorj- Av
Chaquette Eliza, widow, r. 314 Hickory Av
Chaquette Ephrami C, machinist Fulton Eng. and Shij.
Bldg Wks, r. 314 Hickory Av
Charbonneau Carrie, widow, r. 606 Montgomen". room 47
Charbonneau Theodore J., broommaker, r. 13 Page
Charcho An tone, ironwrker, r. 571 Howard, rear
Charcho Joseph, ironworker, r. 571 Howard, rear
Chard George H. , r. 1833 McAllister
Chard George R., clerk Wake^ee & Co., r. 1117 Sutter
Chard Hany, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. llii'>
Pierce
Chard Harrj- C, marble finisher Abraham Morris, r. 1 l-'i
Clementina
Chard James W., clerk, r. 1833 McAllister
Chard S. .\. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 183 J McAllister
Chardinal G.useppe, butcher L. Chardinal, r. 311 Br. -ad-
way
Chardinal Luigi, butcher, SE cor Vallejo and Kearny,
r. 311 Broadway
Chariot Joseph, jeweler, r. i Taylor PI
Charland John, shoemaker Louis Blanchette, i . 164i;
Howard
Cliarles Andrew, miner, r. 541 Turk
Charies Charles F., with Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1934
Ellis
Charles Edward (Jones X Charles) r. Oakland
Charles Fannie A. Miss, clerk Ticket Auditt.rs Dept
S. P. Co., r. 1934 Ellis
Charles (JeorgeC, clerk, r. 145 Henrj-
TRY -the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, Matn S"25-
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/?-? CUnifornid Street. San Francisco:
^ '■ Six Gold Medals, San Francisco, 1894
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OF TORONTO
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OFFICE 423 California Street
SAN FRANCISCO
H. M. GRANT, manager
C. A. Stuart, asst manager
HDKINS MFG. CO. fllDlON
6-*0 FIF5TH STREET 111L/I\/Il
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
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Charles Herbert R., clerk Anditing Dei>t Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1934 Ellis
Charles Herman, glazier, r. 526 F\ilton
Charles Johanna, widow, r. 2225 Sutter
Charles Louis, clerk, r. 526 Fulton
Charles Martha G. , widow, r. 1934 Ellis
CHAKLES MAX, manager Jacobs & Co., 113 Kearny
r. 2225 Sutter
Charles Morris, clerk, r. 526 Fulton
Charles Richard, clerk, r. 537 Birch Av
Charles Robert, salesman, r. 526 Fulton
Charles SallieL. Miss, clerk, r. 1934 Ellis
Charleson John, carpenter, r. 231 Hickory Av
Charleston John B., policeman, r. 15 Fulton
Charleton Constantine E. , meter repairer Spring Valley
W. W., r. 509 Lombard
Charleton Constantine E. Jr. brass finisher W. T. Garratt
& Co., r. 509 Lombard
Charleton Lillian W. Miss, typewriter Pac. States Type
Foundry, r. 509 Lombard
Charleville Lee F., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. East
Oakland
Charlock Clifford, jiainter Central Hardware and Supply
Co., r. Oakland
Charlock Nathaniel, painter Central Hardware and Suj)-
ply Co. , r. Oakland
CHARLOCK WILLI.AM H., with Craig, Cochran Jfe
Co. , r. 22 Mint Av
Charloni Antone, tinner, r. 221 Broadway
Charlseu John, master mariner, r. 145 Twelfth
Charlton H. J. C. , conductor Presidio and Ferries RR. ,
r. 1108 Union
Charlton John C, teamster Wetmore Bros., r. 539 Frank-
lin
Charlton Richard, grocer, r. 709 York
Charlton William R., clerk J. P. Fitzpatrick, r. 709 York
a^Charlton. See Charleton and Chorlton
Charmak Annie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1623 Buchanan
Chamiak Caroline Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1623 Buchanan
Charmak Charles, porter, r. 450 Jessie
Charmak HarrjS., clerk, r. 1623 Buchanan
Charmak Herman, clerk Ma.\ Shirpser Jewelry Co. , r.
1623 Buchanan
Charmon Louis C, physician, 160 Crocker Bids;-
Charpentier August, capitalist, r. 700 California
Charpier Jules, bartender Emden & Ravei-at
Charpiot Joseph (J. Prieur & Co.) r. 1904 Mason
Charrier Frantois, r. 327 Montgomery Av
ICharruau Charles, r. 1614 Steiner
Charstensen Casper, rattan worker Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 25J Rausch
Charter Oak House, William R. Cavitt proprietor, 675
Mission
Chartier Louis Mrs., widow, r. 127 Morris Av
CHARTKEY R.401IL, vice-president Joshua Hen'iy
Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. 2323 Jackson
Charvoz Alphonzo M. , molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 1337
Alabama
Chasano Lorenzo, cook, r. 1113^ Kearny
Chase Albert, barber, r. 546 Jessie
Chase Albert, physician and surgeon, office and r. 1926
Market
|: Chase Albert E. , clerk Louis Meyeratein & Son, r. 515i
Leavenwcrth
< 'base Alexander, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg Wks,
r. SE cor Baker and Beach
Chase Alice L. , principal Helping Hand Free Kindergar-
tens 1-2-3, r. 811 Mason
Chase C. F., porter, r. 519 Sacramento
Chase Charles, laborer, r. SE cor Baker and Beach
Chase Charles B., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. West Oak-
land
Chase Charles H. , barber B. M. Mann, r. 301 Turk
Chase Charles M. (Killiji & Co.) r. 2700 California
Chase Christ<ipher, laborer, r. SE cor Baker and Beach
Chase Clarence, electrician, r. 822 Turk
Chase Davis B., engineer S. P. Co., r. 241 Ninth
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WIELA/ND'S
L.HGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Chase E. C, bakery, 1923 Fillmore, r. 1923a Fillmore
Chase Edward, teamster L Gutte, r. Silver Heights
Chase Edward L., salesman Kohler & Chase r. OAklaml
Chase Florence Miss, r. 1518 Mason
Chase Frances Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
Chase Frederick, helper Bay District Race Track
Chase Frederick H. clerk, r. 1184 Harrison
Chase George M., engineer, r.811 Mason
Chase George W., drayman Henrv J. Segar, r. 213
Tenth
Chase Gilbert P., policeman, r. 55 J- South Park
Chase H., r. 24 Mint Av
Chase Harry F., foreman James B. Chase & Co., r. 1910a
Mason
Chase Helen Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary School, r.
803 Golden Gate Av
Chase Helen M. , widow, r. 508 Capp
Chase Henry A., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 1320
California
Chase H. Otis, mnfr spring mattresses, 2012 Howard, r.
710 Seventeenth
Chase Horace B., office 401 California room 13, r. Uni-
versity Club
Chase Jacob, confectioner Liternational Hotel
OH.ASE JANE8 B. (James B. Chase & Co.) r. 1518
Mason
C'lI.ASE J.l.VIE<i B. A €0. (James B. Chase) steve-
dores and ballastmen, 17 Steuart, Telephone Main 1315
Chase James L. , groceries, 2255 Market
Chase James M., gripman Market St. Ry. Co., r. 212
Eleventh
LIhase James W., watchman, r. 24 Ritch
Chase J. F., rancher, r. Lick House
Chase John D. , mining, r. New Western Hotel
t'H.ii^E .1011^' €1., contractor and builder, 2103 Lar-
kin, r. 2105a Larkin
Chase John G. Jr., carpenter John G. Chase, r. 2105a
Larkin
l'HA!i»E JOHN' M., editor Hotel Gazette, 420 Kearm-
r. 16 Bernard
Ch.ise John M., general agent Mutual Investment Union,
14 Sansome, r. 1034 Pine
Chase Joseph, machinist Pac. Box Factor>, r. 91 Califor-
nia Av
Chase Joseph G., carpenter, r. 1814 Laguna
Chase Joseph P., foreman Charles E. Haselton & Co., r.
West Berkeley
Chase Lallah R. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School,
r. 326 Larkin
Chase Lathiel T., tobacco and notio.is, 1627 Devisadero,
r. 25 Laurel
Chase Leander B., clerk National Fire Ins. Co., r. 811
Mason
Chase Levin J. , clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo & Co ,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Chase Louis, carpenter, r. SE cor Baker and Beach
Chase Louisa M. Mrs. , r. 25 Laurel
Chase Malcolm, stevedore, r. 1518 Mason
Chase Ottoway C, painter, r. 39 Locust Av
CHASE dlllXCV A., president Kohler & Chase,
26-30 O'Farrell, r. Oakland
Chase Robert P. , clerk, r. 31 Essex
Chase Silas A., cement worker, r. 16 Bernard
Chase Thornton, superintendent Agents Union Mutual
Life Ins. Co. (of Portland Me. ) 419 California, rooms
1-2
Chase William T., carpenter, 14 How^ard, r. 14 Howard,
rear
Chase William V., foreman James B. Chase & Co., r. 1520
Mason
CHASE WILLIAM W., president W. W. Chase &
Co., r. 508 Capp
Charles Winfred S. , millwright, r. 837 Castro
4'H.ASE W. W. A CO. (incoqwrated) W. W. Chase
president, George W. Collins secretary, hay, grain
and feed, 1938 Market, Telephone South 110, and
430 Fifth, Telephone South 185
DIXON, B0RGE80N& GO. SHOW GftSES
3T MARKET ST.
Vou do not have to depend upon
one Spring or Mineral Wat*
but bave 30 different kinas
(See pdge pp. aame Highland Springs.)
Both Hot and Cold,
one Spring.or.Minera, water. HIGHLAND SPRINGS '^'^ ^::,^^^^Z
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Place Your I^arine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
gS" Chase. See Chace
Chassagne Leon (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 823 Union
Chassels William, carpenter, r. 38 McAllister
Chatam Mward L., machinist, r. 54 First
Chateau Charles A. . r. 20 Bruce PI
Chatel Joseph T., proprietor Everett House, 55 Second
Chatelain Edward J., cook, r. 435 Green
Chatelara Aniaud, ciararmaker Wlegmann & Stuenier,
r. 803 Mission
Chat«let Claude, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Chatellier Juliette, domestic 1300 Leavenworth
Chatfield F. Miss, jirofessional nurse, r. 703 Sutter
Chatfleld Thomas i-'. , manager Alsip & Co. , 9 Mills Bldg,
1st floor, r. 235 Kearnv
Chatfield Walter, clerk Local Freight Oflice S. P. Co., r.
131 Montgomerj-
Chatham Bridget, widow, r. 435 Fulton
Chatham Diana, widow, r. 943 Mariposa
Chatham G. William, contractor and builder, 16 Post, r.
»43 Mariposa
Chatham Katie Miss., tailoress Elias Breitstein, r. 435
Fulton
Chatham Marj- Miss, dressmaker, r. iSb Fulton
Ch.\tham Robert, clerk, r. 943 Mariposa
Chatham William, contractor, r. 943 Mariposa
Channan Lizzie, widow, r. 1304 Powell
Chasworth House The, Mrs. Harriet E Drummond yny-
prietor, 703 Sutter
Cliattaiii Jean, r. 217 Francisco
Chatt«rton John, grpman, r. 22 Blake
Chatterton Samuel T., printer, r. 1005 Capp
Chattman Beverly B., cook, r. S s San Jose Road bet
Foote and Artay Avs
Chaucer William, maltster, r. 426 Shotwell
CHALC'HE »V BO.\ (Charles A. Bon) wholesale Cali-
fornia wines, 695 Front, Telephone Main 1514
Chauquet Valentin, bartender Frank Lespoune, r. 304
Jessie
Chaussade Henrj-, waiter CamUle Lavoue, r. S s Broad-
way bet Dupont and Stockton
Chauvet Emil, molder Joshua Hendy Machine ^Mcs, r. 8
Scott PI
Chavanette Joseph, molder Joshua Hendy Machine \Mcs,
r. 2 Salinas PI
Chavanette Marcellin, jMitternmaker Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 2 Winter PI
Chebukar Michael, bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 21 Glover
Check Henn- (Hughes 4: Check) r. 304 Baker
Check Joseph (Check & Benone) r. 808 Fifteenth
Check & Benone (Joseph Check and Joseph Benone)
fruits and Vegetables, 808 Fifteenth
Checo Michael, cook Christ & Frahm, r. 704 Bush
Cheeseman Morton Mrs.,, widow, r. 1907 Pacific Av
Cbeesman Emma Mi.ss, teacher White Sewing Machine
Co., r. 1221 OFarrell
Cheesman Frederick, waiter stmr Acapulco
Cheesman Robert B., inspector, r. 23, Bartl
Cheesman Urania, widow, r. 305 Leavenworth
Cheesman William, laborer, r. 41 Clinton
l^'Chee.sman. See Chessman
Cheetham Albert, traveling salesman, r. 1822i Mason
Oheetham James, c erk Robert Cheetham, r. 740 Elhs
Cheetham James, traveling salesman, r. 18221 Mason
C!heetham James F., manager Union Sign Co., r. 18-22 i
Mason
Cheetham Robert, wood and coal, 214 G<;.ugh
Cheover C. B. Miss. r. 26 E^se.^•
Cheever Frank, carpenter, r. 1544 Guerrero
Cheever Moses R.. mining r. 3404 Clay
Cheever Silas G., advertising agent, r. 7 Fair Av
^^Cheever. See Chever
Cheffens Charles, shipwright Whelan Bros., r. 16 Rin-
con PI
Chefflns Ernest F. , collector George T Gaden
Cheignon Adolph A., bookkeeper, r. 1120 Sutter
Cheignon Edmond (Lemoine & Co.) r. 1550 Jackson
Cheita Antonio, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo
Chelburg Andrew, shoemaker Axel J. Anderson, r. 122ob
Pacific
Cheli B. i: Co. (Bernardo Cheli and Joseph Laferrera)
horseshoers, 520 Davis
Cheli Bernardo (B. CheH & Co.) r. 4 Russell
Cheli Peter, horseshoer, 619 Front, r. 331 Union
Cheline Emil, salesman G. Onesti &: Co., r. 1806 Stockton
Chelini Frank, fruits and vegetables, 301 Octavia
Chelini Giovanni (Chelini, Son & Co. ) r. 332 Sixth
Chelini Giuseppe (CheUni, Son & Co. and Chelini, Griffn
& Co.)r. 332 Sixth
Chelini Giuseppe, stableman Pitto & Milani, r. 706 San-
sorae
Chelini, Griffo & Co. (Giuseppe Chelini and Antonio
Griffo) fruits, 104 Fourth
CheUni Joseph, stableman, r. 416 Pacific
Chelini Lazzaro, fruits and vegetables, 1607 Polk
Chelini Petrio, stableman, r. 416 Pacific
Chelini, Son & Co. (Giuseppe and Giovanni Chelini and
Domenico Griffo) fruits and produce, 332 Sixth
Chellini Amerigo, clerk Monti & Bargone, r. 928 North
Point
Chellini Emil, laborer, r. 928 Noith Point
Chellini Narcise, laborer D. Ghirardelli k Sons, r. 226
North Point
Chelsea House, 409 Turk
CttEIIIl iL eS«I-\E 1, SW cor Mission and New
Montgomerv
CHE'iK'AL E\G1\E 3, 144 Second
4'HE.niC'AL ENGINE 3, 112 Jackson
CHEMICAL E.VCil^E 4, 2114 California
CHEMIC.IL E.\GIXE 5, N s Pacific bet Jones and
Leavenworth
CHE.TIICAL EXCIXE 6, 311 SLxth
CHEMICAL E^VIXE 7, NW cor Sixteenth and
Albion Av
Chemical Gold Mining and Reduction Co. (Placer Co. 1
D. M. Kent secretarj-, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
Cheminant Alexis S., r. 1134 Jackson
Chemnitz Frederick W. A., clert William Beckmaun, r.
NE cor Chestnut and Mason
Chenais Aristide, bookkeeper J. Pinet & (^. , r. 1011
Larkin
Chenery Leonard, bookkeeper, r. lUOi Sacramento
Chenev Ansel B., agent Scham, Ingram, Batcher & C!o.,
109 Mission, r. 1006 Guerrero
Chenev Ansel C, clerk Ansel B. Cheney, r. 1006 Guerrero
CTienev Charles K. , r. 821 Shotwell
Cheney Chauncy J., r.al estate, r. 536 Twenty-third
Cheney Cora E. Miss, teacher music, r. 105 Larkin
Chenev George K. , teamster Blj-th & Trott
Chenev Irene M. , widow, r. 116'b Fourteenth
Cheney James W., teamster David S. Cartwright, r. 1704
Harrison
Chen-v Jesse, r. 417 Kearny
Chenev Lurintna E , widow, furnished rooms, 105
Ldrkin
CHENEY MAY L., manager Cheney^.
Pacific < oast Barean of Edncatlon. 300
Po«t. Telouhone Maia 907, r. College At
nr Bancroft. Berkeley
CHEXEV WARREX, manager Chenej's Pacific Coast
Bureau of Education, 300 Post, r. Berkeley
CHEXEV WILLIAM F., physician a.,d surgeon,
office and r. 90 i Polk
Chenev Zacheiis D., soapdealer, r. S21 Shotwell
CHENEY'S PACIFIC COAST
BUREAU OF EDUCATION,
May L. and Marren Cheney managers,
300 Post, a reliable mediom of commant-
cation belMeen teachers and schools,
families and colleges ^^
F. A. ROBBIINS PRESS WORKS
MANTTACTTTRE
r>RE>S»E>S, OIKS
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Mission 40
Telephone
x=>i^r\^rr^ apparatus r. p. Andrews
r^^SrlKj 1 V-^ SUPPLIES 109 Montgomery St.
CHE
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C'henich Thomas, cook Fleming & Km-tovich, r. 1424^
Howard
Chenoweth E. D. , mining, r. 320 Taylor
Cheiioweth John A., carpenter, r. 54 Ellis
ChenoACth Wellington H., bartender The Auditorium,
r. 505 Ellis
CHENOWETH WILLIAM H.,
proprietor the Aaditorluiu, Columbia
Theater, opposite Tlie Baldwin, r. f>
Powell
Chenowith George W., clerk, r. 807 Golden Gate Av
C'hepernich Luke, fruits and confectionery, SE cor Cla.\-
and Stockton, r. 92S Wash ngton
Cheppy Nicholas, cook, r. 44 Jessie, rear
Ohermela Fedilo, bootblack, 227 California, r. 11 Mai-
garita PI
Cherry Adelaide C. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 1304 Pine
Cherry Edwin, druggist, r. 1304 Pine
Cherry Joseph Mrs. , furnishad rooms, 112 Fourth
Cherry John, r. 33 Banks, B. H.
Cherry Joseph L., conductor, r. 112 Fourth
(Jherry Neva, dressmaker, r. 122 Turk
Cherry Robert, painter Thomas Downing, r. Sixth and
Howard
Chervin S., blacksmith, 924 Bryant, r. 446 Seventh
Chesebrough A. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 2428
Jackson
4'HESI<:BKOII<iH HENRV €., secretary Puget
Sound Lumber Co. and with Hanson & Co., 48 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
4'HKSIIIKG A. D., president California Undertaking
Co., SW cor Geary and Stockton, r. 123 Stockton
t 'hesin Jennie, domestic, r. Alms House
CHESLEY CHARLES P.,
physician and surgeon, olilce and r. 754
Howard, ofHce hours 13 M. to 3 P. M. and
6 t4» S P. H., Telephone Ulain 563S
Chesley David, carpenter, r. 44 Oak
Chesley James G., cashier Chronicle, r. 801 O'Farrell
Chesley Lucy H., widow, r. 1173 Valencia
Chesmore Alice Mrs., r. 1437 Market
Chesney Andrew, carpenter, r. 8 Grant Alley
(^ntuliUT Ui> wholesale wines and
liquors, 113 Cirant av cor Norton, and 133
Sixth, r, 1 « 12 Sixth
Chesney David A., carpenter, r. 44 Oak
Chesney Edwin L., butcher, r. 15 Cleveland
Chesney John, stevedore, r. 8 Grant Alley
Chessi Charles, scavenger, r. 1112 Chestnut
Chessman Edward E., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co.,r. 11 Wool, B. H.
I^" Chessman. See Chesman
Chester Charles, foreman marking dept. La Grande
Laundry, r. 1708^ Folsom
Chester Edward H., bookkeeper William E. Miles Co., r.
Oakland
Chester Frederick, salesman City of Paris, r. Oakland
Chester George, laborer, r. 1402 Stockton
CHESTER HESrUl', builder and contractor, 1619
Mission
Chester John, laborer Kinney & McHugh, r. Tenth Av
nr Fulton
Chester Joseph W., engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 501
Napa
Chester Louis, electrical engineer Palace Hotel, r. 811
Leavenworth
Chester Martin T., master mariner, r. 225 Franklin
Chester Minnie A. Miss, stenographer Fox, Kellogg &
Gray, r. Oakland
Chester Walter J., tinting and gilding, r. 532i Twenty-
fourth
Chesworth George, engineer, r. 315^ Austin Av
Chettle Joseph, r. 402 Stockton
PETERSEN & FiSHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" in Busines- Directory.
ml
BEST BEER ON EBRTJ
^^^ THE mOST POPOLm
CHETWOOU HOB.IRT REV., editor The Pacific
Churchman, 731 California
Chetwood John Jr., attorney at law, 37 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor, r. Oakland
Cheuer Edward E., r. 523i Haight
Cheule Charles F., teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 219
Tenth
CHEVALIER CAROLINE Nnie., (originally Mme.
Brand) feather factory, ostrich feathers dyed,
cleaned and curled, 4 Tavlor PI, off Tajdor nr Post
CHEVALIER F. & CO. <«..,.. .
Chevalier) iuiportei-s and dealers wines
and liquors, 530-532 Washington, Tele-
phone Main 183
Chevalier George F. (F. Chevalier & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Chevalier Jean, r. 918 Pacific
Chevalier Rose, widow, r. 951 Mission
Chevannier Armand, liquors, 535 Dupont, r. Berkeley
Chevassus Edward, aieut French Board of Underwriters,
13 Sansome, r. 2321 Scott
Chevassus Louis, porter Edward D. Wagner, r. 931
Kearny
Chevellier Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Chever Edward E., office 5 Pioneer PI, r. 523| Haight
Bi^Chever. See Cheever
Chevesich Albert, machinist, r. 701 McAllister
Chevesich Enrico, accountant French Savings and Loan
Society, r. 701 McAllister
Chevesich Ernest v., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
811 Hayes
Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper, r. 701 McAllister
Chevesich Valentine Mrs., widow, r. 701 McAllister
Chevesich Vincent, molder W. T. Garratt & Co. , r. 3
Dawson PI
Chevret Antoinette, student, r. 540 Turk
Chevrin Alexis, r. 953i Mission
Cheyne Robert, cigars and tobacco, 140 First
B^Cheyne. See Cheney
Chejaiey Sam W., mining engineer, 120 Sutter, rooms
43 and 54
Chianoli Pietro, fish dealer, r. 318 Broadwaj'
Chiappi Luigi (G. Leonardini & Co. ) r. 4 Bartol
Chiappa Vittorio E. , bartender Domenico Ginocchio, r.
40 r Pacific
Chiappari Joseph, scavenger, r. 33 Fair Oaks
Chiappari Louis, florist, r. cor Wayland and Somerset,
U. M. T.
Chiarini Antonio, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Chiatovich L. & Co (Louis Chiatovich and Lazarus
Poznanovich) liquors, 23 Van Ness Av cor Fell
Chiatovich Louis (L. Chiatovich & Co.) r. 321 Van Ness
Av
Chiavarie Hotel, Lorenzo Pitto proprietor, 215 Broad-
way
Chibbick John, laborer Thomas Madigan, r. SE cor
Twenty-second and Point Lobos Avs
CHIC (fortnightly) Chic Publishing Co., publishers
and proprietors, 5 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
CHIC PUBLISHING CO., Robert H. Davis editor,
Charles Thome Jr. business manager, publishers
Chic, office 5 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Chicago and Alton Railroad, Frank G. High, general
agent, 628 Market
Chicago and Erie Railroad Co., J. G. McCall general
agent, 20 Montgomery ■
CHICAGO AXI> XOKTH^VE^TERX RAILn AV
CO., C. E. Bray gc eral agent Passenger Depart-
ment, H. Frodshani Pacific Coast passenger agent,
2 New Montgomery under Palace Hotel, Telephone
Main 1778
C1IICA(;4» BREWERV, 1420-1434 Pine
CHICAGO, BIRLINGTON A.\D QIINCV
RAILR0.40, W. D. Sanborn general agent
Freight and Passenger Department, 32 Montgomery
Chicagn Cider Co., Frank Van Tassel and Carl Von der
Mehden projirietors, 241 Eighth
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per nonth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Matket Street
W. B. ChAPMA/M,
ipor
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALi>, San Francisco,
■894.
CHI
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CHI
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
CHICAGO CLOCK CO., .....Pe„ee
pre<iiiient and general manager, iinport-
er!<< clocks, lamps, rags, lace curtains,
silverMare, paintings, f'lirnitare, carpets,
and liouseliold specialties, lii'i'i-Ui'Zti .Mar-
ket. Teleplione Sontli 881
CHICAGO CLOTHING CO.. ..r..
Lilienfeld manager, 34-40 Kearny
Chicago Dairy, Louis Renner proprietor, W s Mission
Road nr Onondaga Av
Chicago Gas Consumers' Association, D. L. Randolph
president, 323 Sutter
Chicago Great Western Railway, Frank Myer Pacific
Coast passenger agent, 9 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
t'HICAGO HOTEL, Henry Rascham proprietor,
220-228 Pacific
Chicago House, Max Kip)) ])ro|)rietir, (U2 Howard
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
CT DA III DV 4. L. (anHeld gen-
Ol. rHUL m., eral agent and
€lias. M. Miles city passenger agent, H
Montgomery
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND
nil PI rip PY t'linton Jones gen-
1 H U I r I b n I . , eral agent Tassenger
Department, ollice 30 Montgomery, Tele-
plione Main 818, F. U. McCormick general
agent Frelglit Department office 338 t'ali-
rornia. Telephone Main 918
Chicca Giovanni, domestic 911 Broadway
Chicca Louis, expressman, r. 126 Pacific
Chichester Clarence A., treasurer C. D. Bunker & Co.
(incorporated) r. Golden Gate, Cal.
CHICHIZOLA AXTO.^IO, wholesale and retail
groceries, 316-318 Jacific, r. 911 Union
Chichizola Clotilde Miss, r. 911 Union
Chichizola Francisco, fruits dealer, r. 1727 Leavenworth
Chichizola John B., clerk Antonio Chichizola, r. 911
Union
Chichizola Tliomas J., bookkeeper Antonio Chichizola,
r. 911 Union
Chick G. H., mining, r. 652 Oak
Chick Grace Miss, stenographer Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 1227 Pme
Chick Harry E. (Morgan & Chick) r. 222 Diamond
Chick John J., boots and shoes, 2508 Mission, r. 322
Twenty-fifth
Chick William D , clerk John J. Chick, r. 2508 Mission
Chick William F. , salesman H. Heckman & Co. , r. 2003
Tavlor
4 HI4 KERIX4; THOMAS A 4,iRE4;ORV, AXD
4iER!!»TLE A SLOSS (William H. Chickering, William
Thomas, Warren Gregory, Marcus L. Gerstle and
Marcus C. Sloss) attorneys at law, 206 Sansome, 6th
floor. Telephone Main 577
Chickering William H. (Chickering, Thomas & Gregory
and Gerstle & Sloss) r. Oakland
4'HI('0 FLOUR MILL»^, Sperry Flour Co. proprie-
tors, W. F. Peacock manager, office, 134 California
Chicou John, plumber, 531 California, r. Berkeley
4 HIEF EX4;i:>EER SAX FRANCISCO FIRE
i»EI'ARTME>T, ottice New City Hall
4'lilEF OF POLICE, office 4 New City Hall, 1st floor
CHIEF SI FERVISOR ELECTIONS I'. S., Dis
Irict of California, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 4th floor
CHIEF WHARFINGER, office E s East foot Clay
Chieftain Stables, Root & Robinson proprietors, 905-907-
909 Golden Gate Av
Chielovich Elia, r. 2217 Fillmore
Chielovich Mark, porter William Westerfeld, r. 1024
Powell
Chiei-a Drago, barber, r. 329^ Broadway
CHIESA ANGELO, dealer picketed and smoked
meats, 322 Broadway, r. 1024 Montgomery
Chiesa G. , cook Bias Capitanich, r. 513 Broadway
Chiesa Henry, waiter, r. 425 1 Broadway, rear
Chiesa Louisa, widow, r. 425| Broadway, rear
Chiessa Celestino, liquors, 330 Pacific, r. 326 Pacific
Chila Pietro, cook, r. 911 Sacramento
Child Charles O. (Child & Haldin) and wood and coal,
1613 O'Farrell, r. 810 Fulton
Child Edward B , manager Excelsior Wire Wks, 751 Mis-
sion, r. 810 Fulton
Child Frank M., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 2222 Geary
Child George R., salesman J. A. Folger & Co.
Child Ralph D., insurance agent and collector, r. 810
Fulton
Child Robert, salesman Sterling Furniture Co., r. 1610
Clay
Child Wallace A. , purser stmr St. Paul
Child & Haldin (Charles O. Child and Martin HiUdin)
wood, coal hay and grain, 1925 Bush
B^-Child. See Childs
Childers Mary J., widow, r. llSCapp
4;HILDREN'S DAI HOMES, 110 Hayes, 1413 Powell
and 508 Franklin
CHILDREN'S HOME S04'IET¥, Rev. U. Gregory
superintendent, 522 Ellis
Childress A. D., secretary W. A. Vandercook Co., r.
Alameda
Childress Prentiss, clerk Forwarding Dept Wells F:u-yo &
Co. , r. Oakland
Childress William A. , carpenter, r. 940 Howard
Childs Alexander, teamster, r. 119^ Laneton
Childs Andrew, warehouseman Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 119Langton,
Childs Charles, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. 22S
Twelfth
Childs Charles W. , collector, r. 1918 Polk
Childs George, city agent Liverpool, London and Globe
Ins. Co. , r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs George A., collector Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
Ch'lds George E., lithographer, r. 119^ Langton
Childs George E. , watchmaker, r. 122 Oak
Childs Henry, laborer, r. 1108 Twenty-fourth
Childs James, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Childs James, upholsterer, r. 430i Natoma
Childs James H., carpenter, r. 119J Langton
Childs Katherine B. Miss, teacher Denman Grannnar
School, r. 954 Bush
Childs May, widow, r. 119J Langton
Childs Rufus H., cashier, r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs Thomas, porter Thomas H. Pierce
Childs W. H., collector Studebaker Bros., r. Oakland
Childs William H., painter, r. 119i Langton
80- Childs. See Child
Chilla Dominick, salesman P. F. Zamniitt
Chilo Joseph, tailor, r. 709 Stockton, rear
CHILSTROM PETER O., attorney at law, 102i-
Sixth
Chilton James, steward stmr St. Paul
4'HINA TRADERS' INSURANCE CO. (limited)
Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
4'HiNESE BAPTIST CHURCH, H. F. Norris su-
jierintendent, Rev. Tong Kit Hing pastor, NW cor
Sacramento and Waverly PI
4'HINESE BAPTIST MISSION. H. F. Norris su-
perintendent, NW cor Waverly PI and Sacramento
4'HINESE BUREAU (Chinese Inspectors Custom
House) office 71 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Chinese Cemetery, N of Pt. Lobos Av, nr Thirty-third
Av
Chinese Hospitals, E s Montgomery Av bet Pacific and
Broadway, and N s Pine bet Kearny and Dupont
4'HINESE MERCHANTS' CLUB, 739 Sacramento
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
W[[e Sari FrariGisce GALIx is a Great Newspaper
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Ttntle
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
A CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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t'HiNKSE HERCHWrS' U.VCHAVCIE. 739 Sacra-
mento
CUIKK^Ii: MISSION <^llirRCH (Presbyterian) VV s
Stockton bet Clay and Washington
CHINESK NlSi^lOlV HOME (Methodist) for women
andi grls, 916 Washington
CHIXESE llllSSIO.\ HOME (Presbyterian) for
women, Miss Marg-aret Culbertson matron, 920 Sac-
ramento
< HINESE MISSION OF THE AflERICAJf MIS-
SIO.VAKV ASSOtlATIO.V, 1729 San Carlos A v
4III\E.SE Ml!^SIO\ SCHOOL OE THE AMERI>
*'AX MISSION AKV A SOtlATION, 5 Bren-
ham PI
CHINESE PUIHARV SCHOOL, Miss Rose Thayer
pi-inci-pal, 916 Clay
C'liinese Theater (Grand) 814-816 Washington
Chinese Theater (New) 623 Jackson
t HINESE l'OIIN<; MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CIATION, Rev. Ira M. Condit superintendent, 911
Stockton
Chini; Edwin M., bookkeeper A. Schilling & Co., r. 944
Po..ell
C'hinn Frederick C, traveling salesman Cal. Optical Co.,
r. 802 Jones
Chinn John P., horseman Bay District Race Track, r. 938
Hayes
Chinn Thomas W., bookkeeper Internal Revenue Serv-
ice, r. 714 Bush
C'hinnock Clara Miss, compositor Dispatch Printing Co.,
r. Oakland
Chinnock Julia Miss, compositor Dispatch Printing Co. ,
r. Oakland
Cliinot Emile, clerk, r. 24 Lewis, rear
Chioppellone Louis G., bootblack, 21 Market, r. W s
Vallejo nr Dupont
Chiossi Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 35 Fair Oaks, rear
Chiosso Giacomo, scavenger, r. 1810 Lombard
Chiosso John B., scavenger, r. 44 Albert Allei
C'hipchase William J., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r.
Alameda
Cliiinnan Isaiah M.. oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 27
Hawthorne
C'liipnian Sheridan C, clerk General Auditor's Dept S.P.
Co. , r. Alameda
Cliipron Arthur P., assistant secretary Young Men's
Christian Assn, r. 826 Powell
Chisholm Alexander (McKa\ & Chisholm) r. Benicia,
Cal.
Cliisholra Alexander, floorwalker Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. Mies, Cal.
< ')iishiilm Alexander, Jr., clerk London, Paris and Amer-
ican Bank, r. Niles, Cal.
Chisholm Archibald, carpenter, r. 4 Tonningsen PI
Chisholm Christopher, contractor and builder, 16 Post,
r. San Rafael, Cal.
Chisholm Daniel, carpenter, r. W s Falcon Avbet Twen-
ty-first and "Twenty -second
< Tii-liulm Daniel, helper Atlas Iron Works, r. 917 How-
urd
Chisholm David H., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1417 Hyde
Chisholm Donald, woolsorter, r. 1159 Folsom
Chisholm Duncan, contractor, r. 727 Ellis
Chisholm Harry A., clerk Motive Power and Mach. Dept
S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Chisholm William H., bookkeeper Wells Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, r. Alameda
C'iilSMORE GEORGE, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 705 Sutter, Telephone East 425
Chittenden Alice B. Mrs., artist, r. 2215 Octavia
Chittenden Joseph G., bandsawj'er, r. 2215 Octavia
Chittenden Paul, janitor U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Chittick James J., compo itor, r. 1262a Eighteenth
Chiucovich P. S., cigars and tobacco, 8 Howard
Chiucovich S. D. & Co. (Steven D. Chiucovich and
Maurice N. Perrault) liquors, SE cor Golden Gate
A-. and Larkin
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
i MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UTKRKET STREET
Vp-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
i! Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Chiucovich Steven D. (S. D. Chiucovich & Co.) r. 2031
Golden Gate Av
Chiuda Vladimir (Chiuda & Flach) r. Commercial Hotel
Chiuda & Flach (Vladimir Chiuda and Peter Flach) com-
mission merchants, 419-423 Washington
Chi vers William A., furniture dealer, r. 626 Turk
Chocolate Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Co., S. P. Blumen-
berg manager, 221 Davis
Chodrick George, salesman, r. 551^ Minna
Chodrick George R., carpenter, r. 551i Minna
Chodrick William, clerk, r. 551^ Minna
Chodzko A. E., mechanical engineer Abner Doble Co., r.
r. San Mateo
Chodzko Edward, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co. , r. San
Mateo
Choisser Louis D., clerk, r 106 Thirteenth
Chola Gaetano, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Chola Giovanni, fisherman, r. 33 Prescott PI
Chollar Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. K. P. Harmon
president, Charles E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada
Block
Chonette Otto W., carpenter, 724 Larkin, r. 1425 Larkin
Chope Thomas, screenmaker, r. 2834 Sixteenth
Chope Thomas P., salesman, r. 306J Sixth
Chope William F., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2834 Sixteenth
Chorley John A., machinist, r. 28b Shotwell
Chorley Ross R., clerk, r. 28b Shotwell
Chorlton Johnston H., gardener, N s Clay bet Octavia
and Laguna
Chou Albert, cleaner The F. Thomas Parisian Dj'eing
and Cleaning Works, r. 415 Jessie
83"Chou. See Schou
Choup Francis B., gardener, r. Alms House
Chourre Marie, laundress Cassou & Hondeville, r. 134
Eleventh
Chown James G. , superintendent Christian Union Mis-
sion, r. 826 Powell
Chown James G. Mrs., proprietor Grayson House, 826-
828 Powell
Choynski Aaron M., tile-setter W. W. Montague & Co.,
'r. 2434 Bush
Choynski Harry, messenger Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
2434 Bush
Chovnski Herbert, attorney at law, 319 Pine, room 11, r.
703 Market
Choynski Isador N., editor, r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Choynski Isaiah, reporter 'The Examiner, r. 2434 Bush
Choynski J. , waiter stmr Columbia
Choynski Maurice A. , r. 789 Mission
Choynski Milton L., student, r. 2434 Bush
Chrenik Andreas (Andreas Chrenik & Co.) r. 52 Minna
CHRENIK ANDREAS A' CO. (Andreas Chrenik,
Paul Kuruczar and John Svabeck) proprietors Rus-
sian Wire Works, 52 Minna
Chresten Martin C. , cook schr Ivy, r. 552 Bryant
Chrestoffersen Anthony (Chrestoffersen & Tway) r. Oak-
land
Chrestoffersen & Tw.iy (Anthony Chrestoffersen and
Ephraim F. Tway) shipsmiths, Bryant bet Spear and
Main
Jt^ Chrestoffersen. See Christoffersen and Christo-
pherson
CHRETIEN JOHN M., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, room 20, Telephone Main 1343, r. 719
Green, Telephone Exst 249
Chretein Joseph, r. 719 Green
Chrisman E. J., clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 48 Fourth
Chrisman John T., painter, r. 448 J Third
Chrism HI Walker H., grain weigher, r. 967b Howard
SS" Chrisman. See Christman
CHRIST CHURCH (Reformed Episcopal* Rev. E. B.
Morgan, pastor. Red Men's BIdg, 520 Post
Christ Edward, bookkeeper E. C. Stearns & Co., r. 943
Golden Gate Av
Christ Frank K., lineman Edison L. • and P. Co., r. 5
Howard Court
Christ George, baker Frederick Kelterer, r. 3335 Mission
DIXON, BOBGESOHi CO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
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Christ Robert C. (Christ & Frahm) r. 1446 Twenty-
fifth
Christ William J., salesman Henry Wolff, r. 12S Twenty-
first
Christ & Frahm (Robert Christ an.) Harry Frahm)
buker\-, 9 Stockton
85- Christ. See Crist
Christal John, physician, 1421 Fourth, r. 527 Ellis
Christal Thomas, "marble cutter, r. 526 Twentv-seventli
e^- Christal. See Chrystal
Clirlsteen Charles, engineer, r. 42 Linden Av
Chri<teen Charles .!., engineer, r. 216c Linden Av
Christen Ferdinand, r. 335J ^ ourth
Christen Frank, milker Casper Turner, r. Foote nr Six
Mile House
Christen John A., d 'ir>-. Silver Av nr Scott Av
Christen Joseph, laborer, r. S s Tenth Av South nr P
Christen Joseph (Christen & Ginoldi) r. I'niversitx nr
Burrows, U. 51. T.
Christen & Ginoldi (Joseph Christen and Frederick
Ginoldi) dairymen, Bernal nr Wayland U. M. T.
aS° Christen. Christian and Christin
Christenot B. F., miner, r. 437 O'Farrell
Christensen A. F., seaman stmr Saturn
Christensen Alfred C. , machinist Pac Can Co., r. 27
Rondell PI
Christensen Andrew, bartender New Washington Hotel
Christensen Andrew, restaurant, 303 East, r. 46 Spear
Christensen Andrew G., cabinetmaker George H. Fuller
Desk Co., r. 60 Shipley
Christensen Anton, 1st officer lug Governor Markham,
r. 422 Fremont
Christensen Catherine, widow, r. I.=il7 Golden Gate Av
Christensen Cart E. T., cooper Fulda Bros., r. Alameda
Christensen C. G., master mariner, r. 9 Twenty -third
Christensen Charles, manager Am. Central Ins. Co.
(St. Louis) Delaware Ins. Co. (Philadelphia^ Pac.
Insurance Co. (Xew York) Lloyds Plate Glass Ins.
Co. (Xew York), 317 California," r. San Rafael
Christensen Charles F. , bartender August Barker, r. 536
Pacific
Christensen Charles G. , 1st officer stmr Oregon, r. 11
Third
Christensen Christen, r. 211 Steiner
Christensen Christen P., tailor, 120 Ellis, r. 636i Jessie
Christensen Christian (Thur & Christensen)
Christensen Christian, longshoreman Or. Rv and Xav.
Co., r. Berkeley
eTiristensen Christian B., laborer, r. 250 Perrj-
Christensen Christopher, master bktn Discoverv, office
318 Steuart
Christensen Christopher, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Christensen Christopher H., gripman Market St. Rv.
r. 1817a Howard
Christensen Enevold, coffee saloon, 202 Townsend
Christensen Eric C. , teamster, r. 1816 Scott
Christensen George, laborer, r. 8 Morel PI
Christensen Gustavus A., dentist, 2701 Mission, r. 2700
Mission
Christensen Hans A. , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312
Louisiana
Christensen Hjalmar E. S. (Christensen & Nielsen) r. 109
Chattanooga
Christensen Jacob, printer, r. 194 Lombard
Christensen James, laborer, r. 644 Second
Christensen James C. (Bradford & Christensen) r' 20
Haight
Christensen Jens, baker, r. 33'i Third
Christensen Jens, cook Jorgeusen i Larsen, r. 272 Bran-
nan
Christensen John, laborer Stauffer & Co. , r. 194 Lombard
Christensen John, master mariner, r. 120s Dolores
Christensen John, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 2015
Taylor
Christensen John M., teamster Judson Mnfg Co., r 620
.- Fourth ■ - — ■ n>>>
Christensen John M. C, "carpenter, r. 620 Fourth
Christensen John P., porter A. P. Hotaling & Co. r. 201.>
Taylor
Christensen Jorgen, master mariner, r. 1332 Sacramento
Christensen Joseph, cook Olsen Bros., r. 8 Central PI
Christensen L. , coalpasser stmr Walla Walla
Christensen Lena Miss, r. 194 Lombard
Christensen Leonard, porter James L. Baar, r. 8 Central
PI
Christensen Louis J. (Hankou Tea C^).) r. 605 Green-
\\ich
Christensen Martin, foreman stnu- 'Encinal, r. US
Drumm
Christensen Martin, machinist Presidio and Ferries RR.
r. 2001 Leavenworth
Christensen Mary, widow, r. 26 Derby PI
Christensen Marj-, widow, r. 194 Lom'bard
Christensen Max, waiter James L. Baar, r. 519 ijastro
CTiristensen Michael, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 707.
Montgomery Av
Cnristenseu Niles W., (Peterson & Christensen > r. 161
Tehama
Christensen Otto, groceries and liquors, 2126 Mason,
S17b Filbert
Christensen Peter, cook James Christsen, r. 822 Har-«
rison
Christensen Peter, laborer, r. 334 Montgomerj*
Christensen Peter, master schr War Eagle, r. 24 Freelon
Christensen Peter, motorman, r. 321 San Jose Av
Christensen Peter B., waiter, r. 2616 Market
Christensen Thomas, seaman, r. 114c Juniper
Christensen Thor i, widow, r. 27 Rondell PI
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Christensen Waldemar F., clerk Auditiiiir Deit Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1120 Filbert
Christensen & Nielsen (Hjalmar E. S. Christensen and
Peter Nielsen) dairy pr<iduce, 146 Seventh
4'HKISTE\.SO.>i AXDKKW, president Central Lum-
ber and Mill Co., 20-26 Tenth, r. 1122 Fell
Christenson Carl, cook, r. 68 Natoma
Christenson Canie, domestic 808 Twentv-first
Christen-on Charles, longshoreman, r. 506 Folsoni
Christenson Christ, laborer Cal. Glue Wks, r. Tenth A
South and P .
Christenson Christian, laborer, r. 711 Brannan
Christenson Christina, domestic 2128 California
Christenson Edwin A., clerk S. H. Hannon Lumber C<
r. 734 Hayes
Christenson Erik, cigars and tobacco, Folsom St. Wharf,
r. 219 Harrison
Christenson (ieorge A., accountant Central Lumber and
MiU Co., r. 1122 Fell
Christenson Henrv, pressman Cal. Glue Wks, r. Tenth
Av South and" P
Christenson Johanna, domestic 2012 Bush
Christenson J< hn, travehiig salesman Pac. C'.'ast Syrup
Co. , r. 713 Sansome
Christenson Margaret, domestic 1820 Clay
Christenson Mary, domestic 1706 Buchanan
Christenson Mary, widow, r. 233^ Green
Christenson Oliver, ma-ster schr Rebecca, office 6 Califor-
nia, r. 734 Hayes
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Christenson William E., plasterer, r. 9ii3 Folsoin
Christenson William F., clerk, r. 233i Green
Christern Joachim, painter, r. 160i)i California
Christesen John, waiter Ravn & Christesen, r. 2 Sumner
Christesen Marks, foreman Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 308 Taylor
Christesen Martin A. (Ravn & Christesen) r. 215 Steiner
^rChristesen. See Christiansen, Christianson and
Christsen
Christfani Louis (L. Lorenzini & Co.) r. 2210 Fillmore
Christian Bertha M^ss, artist, r. 3021 Buchanan
Christian Charles, clerk, r. 613 Octa\ ia
Christian Charles, porter Otto Nomiaim's, r. 514 Bush
CHKISTI.llV rHIIR€ll (FIRST) OR FIRST
CHI;R( H OF THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST,
Rev. M. J. Ferguson pastor, E s Twelfth bet Mission
and Howard
Christian Fadie, r. 1113 Hyde
Christian James, blacksmith Cal. Construction Co.
Christian James A., steward, r. 428 Tehama
Christian John, blacksmith, r. 1729i Mission
Christian Maggie, widow, r. Alms House
. Christian Martin, driver Durham Dairy, r. 1636 Howard
Christian Michael C. , laborer, r. 241 Fifth
Christian Peper Tobacco Works (St. Louis, Mo.) The
Wertheimer Co. agents, 106 Bush
Christian Science Home, Miss Eva 1. Fulton manager,
1231 Pine
Christian Thomas, carpenter, r. llli Castro
CHRIS ri.4,\ IIKION .niSSlOX, Rev. J. Q. Adams
president, Rev. A. C. Hirst vice-president, E. A.
Girvin secretary, J. G. Chown superintendent, 590
Mission
i^"Christian. See Christen
Christiansen Antone, seaman, r. 9i Houston
Christiansen Anton E., seaman schr Reliance, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Christiansen Arthur, paver, r. 748 Howard
Christiansen Charles, liquor dealer, r. 125i Silver
Christiansen Charles N. , groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bush and Laguna, r. 12 Sunny Court
Christiansen Christian (Christiansen & Meegan) r. 2816
Mission
Christiansen Christian, cellernian B. Lachman Co., r.342
Fourth
Christiansen Ernest W. C, master mariner, r. 1229 York
Christiansen Hans F., laborer, r. 1348 Alabama
Christiansen Hans H. , sergeant police, r. 2213 Larkin
Christiansen Henry A., chief engineer U. S. Stmr Gen-
eral McDowell, r. Alameda
Christiansen Ida R., domestic 1901 Van Ness Av
Christiansen Jens, rope splicer Market St. Ry, r. 1412
Mission
Christiansen John M., bookkeeper Davis Bros., r. 517
Ellis
Christiansen John P. , conduct"r, r. 1447 Twenty -fifth
Christiansen Laura, housekeeper 2131 Howard
Christiansen Louis, coachman 1834 California
Christiansen Oscar D., distributor Electric Laundry, r.
2408^ Market
Christiansen Peter, cook, r. 1317 Powell
Christiansen Tolena, widow, r. 416 Twenty eighth
Christiansen Theodore H. (Christiansen & Andersen) r.
1223 Steiner
Christiansen & Andersen (Theodore H. Christiansen and
Nels N. Andersen) fruits, 1223 Steiner
Christiansen & Meegan (Christian Christiansen and
Peter J. Meegan) liquors, SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Capp
Christianson Amanda, domestic 2014 Devisadero
Christianson C, watchman stmr City of Sydney
Christianson C. . r. 9 St. Charles PI
Christianson Christian, salesman Go'den Gate Com-
pressed Yeast Co., r. 1525i California
Christianson George H., tailor Carroll & Tilton, r. 461^
Minna
Christianson Jacob, seaiian, r. 1208 Dolores
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HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOX
727 /Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Christianson John, machinist Golden Gate Machine Wks,
r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Christianson John, seaman schr Pike County, r. 413 East
Christianson Peter, r. 1527 Califoniia
Christ anson Rasmus, machinist, r. 2010 Folsom
B^"Christianson. See Christensen and Christiansen
Christie A. D., carpenter, r. 259 Tehama
Christie Arthur F., clerk, r. 620 Church
Christie Case, ensr ineer, r. 13J Taylor
Christie Follett G., teacher music, 105 Stockton
Christie Frances, widow, r. 1633 Clay
Christie George, machinist Eagle Automatic Can Co., r.
2721 Brj-ant Av
Christie George C, decorator, r. 615 Capp
Christie Harry B., machinist, r. 812 Laguna
Christie Henry P., engine r and machinist, 222 Freimont.
r. 33 Sixth
Christie James, news agent, r. 13J Taylor
Christie James, shipjoiner, r. 1410^ Pacific
Christie James A. , clerk William F. Goad, r. 21 Haight
Christie James P., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,r.
106 Eddv
Christie Louis C, draughtsman Eagle Automatic Can
Co., r. 515 Sanchez
Christie Robert, bookkeeper. Morris & Kennedy, r. 714
Bush
Christie Robert, machinist Henry P. Christie, r. 626i
Hayes
Christie Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. «>0
Clementina
Christie Robert, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 529 Con-
necticut
Christie Robert L. , engraver, r. 620 Church
Christie Theresa F. , widow, r. 620 Church
Christie Thomas, blacksmith, 14 Howard, r. 12 Essex
Christie Thomas, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r
1826 H- de
Christie William H., molder, r. 21 Van Ness Av
B^Christie. See Christy
Christin Charles, r. 613 Octavia
CURISTI.V EDWARD L., wines and liquors, 313
Hayes
Christin Louis J. (Louis Juri & Co.) r. Napa, Cal.
8^"Christin. See Christen
Christinet Benjamin V., bookkeeper Wood, Curtis *:
Co., r. 12 Powell
Christinsen Peter F., ropeman Cal. St. RR.,r.2616 Lark ■
Christisen George, clerk, r. 2 Sumner
Christman George, bookkeeper Edward H. Aigeltinger,
r. 1221 Pierce
Christman Henry, livery stable, 1221 Pierce
l^~ Christman. See Chrisman
Christmann Philip, liquors, 541-543 Mission
Christmanji William, city druggist The German Geneial
Benevolent Society, r. 18 John
Christmas Kate, widow, r. 29 Everett
Christmas William J., clerk Columbian Woolen Mills, r.
29 Everett
Christoe James, stenographer Morocco's Grand OpciM
House, r. 1722 Stevenson
Christofani Olinto, driver, r. 515 Green
CHRISTOFFER C. M., agent Tribune Bicycles, 41!'
Stanyan, r. 417 Stanyan
Christo£Eersen Frederick, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Christop Lee, tailor Sam Meyer & Co. , r. 351 Minna
Christopher Craig W., clerk, r. 725i Hayes
Christopher John, druggist, r. Marchioness House
Christopher Lawrence, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New
Continental Hotel
Christopher W. C, salesman Chicago Clothing Co. , r.
7i5i Hayes
Christophersen Peter, liquors, 10 Steuart, r. Alameda
Christopherson Therese Mrs., stationery, 2931 Washing-
ton
Christoi)herson Charlotte, bakery and laundry, 237 Fifth
Christopherson Louis, rigger Union Iron Wks, r. 120
Mississippi
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Should be In Every Household. Rented at Ji.oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEm-JODETiCO.GHPinPHGNE
"Finest Extra Quarities."
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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G. I MLOR.
Pres.
California St.
^Christopherson See Christofferseu and Chrestoffer-
seu
Christsen Frederick, waiter James Christsen, r. 822 Har-
rison
Christsen James, coffee saloon, 700 Mission, r. 822 Harri-
son
Christy Au^sta Mrs., milliner>-, 20 Sixth, r. 325 Eddv
Christy Charles, contractor and builder, 16 Post," r.
Berkeley
Christy Janies, blacksmith, r. 224 Mississippi
Christy John, waiter, r. 10.' -U Howard
Christj' John J. (Burge & Christy and Burge & Donohoo
Co.) and secretarj- American Improvement Co., 12
Montgomery, room 3, r. 2S0 Twelfth
Christy Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah) George R. Spin-
ney secretary, 310 Pme, room 28
Christy Nellie Miss, dressmaker Miss Marv E. Baddele^ ,
r. 1633 Clay
Christy Robert, carj)enter, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
Connecticut
Christy Robert J., foreman Dow Steam Pump AVks, r.
Alameda
Christy William, bookkeeper Bailey, Weller & Xeave, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Christy William R., bookkeeper Hibeniia S. and L.
Society, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
CHRLSTl' <&' WISE (John H. and Harry E. Wiset
wool and commission merchants, 212 Sansome,
rooms 1, 2, 7 and 8
l&~Christv. See Christie
Chrome St<?el Works (Brookh^l, N. Y.) H. D. Morris &
Co. u.'ents, 141-143 First
LHnUlllCLt (dally and weekly) n. H.
de loung proprletur. \E eor Kearny and
Mai-Ket. 1eIe|>lione .Main 1«00, editorial
rooms Telephctne Main 10.58
4HRO.\l4'Li: BIILDI.XG, NE cor Kearnv and Mar-
ket
<HICOM4LE (E\t VC LOPffiDIA BRITAXMCA
WEIMRTMEXT) C. H. Pomerov manager, 126
Phelan Bldg
Chronicle Jacob, clerk, r. 1020 Howard
Chrosana Mario, candvmaker Louis Saroni & Co. , r. 322
ViHejo
Chrit«toph John, expressman, NW cor Larkin and Post
r. 12 Walnut Av
Chrj'sander J. A., r. Lick House
^f Chrystal. See Christal
Chucovich Marco, engineer, r. 109 Austin Av
Church Annie, domestic 422 Golden Gate Av
Church A. P., compositor Valleau & Oliver, r. 114
Fourth
Clancy James T., bookkeeper O'Connor, Mofifatt&Co., r.
535 O'Farrell
Church Calvin B., porter Bank of California, r. 229
Kearny
Church Canie, widow, furnished rooms, 613 Larkin
Church Charles E., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 808 California
Church Charles J., salesman Crane Co., r. 90 Twentv-
fifth
• huich David O., bookkeeper Warren k Malley, r. 613
Larkin
CHURCH EDWARD B. REV.,
priniipal lr>iug liistltule and assistant
rector. .«<t. John's Episeoiial ( hnreli, r.
103W Valencia
Church Edwara I., traveling salesman, r. 43.5 Eddy
Church Emma F. Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar
School, r 2727 California
CHlIRt'H FRAXC'ES A. MRS., vice-principal Irving
Ii stitute, r. 1036 Valencia
Chiu-ch Frank A., r. 2727 California
Church Frank A., with Dutton & Co., r. 210 Broderick
Church Frank H., student, r. 1907 Buchanan
Church Frank H. Rev., secretary Diocese of California,
731 California, r. Alameda
Church Gertrude M. Miss, r. 1016 Franklin
Church Gold Mining Co. (ElDorado Co., Cal.) Thomas R.
Chiu-ch president, A. P. Swain secretary, room 4,
Nevada Block
Church Henrj-, r. Old Peoples' Home, cor Pine and
Pierce
Church James A., cleaner J. Spaulding & Co., r. 353 Te-
hama
Church J. E., ^ripnian Market St. Rv., r. 1421^ Valencia
Church Joseph W., clerk, r. 212^ Seventeenth
Chiu-ch Mary C. , widow, r. 831 Bush
Church Mary J., widow, r. 1307 Leavenworth
Church Nathan, r. 3 Essex PI
Church Obadiah S. , carrier Post Office, r. 330 Bartlett
C'Hl'RCH OF CHRIST, James Dove pastor, 927
Mission
<'H1 Rt-H OF ST. MARV THE VIRGIX, (Epis
copal) Rev. W. W. Bolton rector, W s Steiner bet
Union and Green
<'HIIRC-H OF THE ADVEXT (Episcopal) Rev.
John A. Emerv rector, E s Eleventh bet Market and
Mission
(HIRCH OF THE HOLY CROSS (R. C.) Rev.
John F. McGinty recttir, X s Eddy bet Scott and
Devisadero
Church Robert A., conductor Market St. Rv, r. 1106c Va-
lencia
Church Robert B., machinist, r. 831 Bush
Chiu-ch Samuel H., 1st asst engineer stmr Alameda, r.
12 Essex
CHl'Rt'H SEVMOFR R., merchandise broker, 307
Sansome, room 1, Telephone Main 5086, r. 402 Geary
Church Thomas R., president Church Gold Mining Co.,
room 4, Nevada Block, r. 1016 Franklin
Church Thomas W., cement and fire brick, 307 San-
some, room 1, r. 572 Harrison
Church William, paperhanger and painter, r. 39 Ninth
Church &■ Co. (New York) bi-carbonate of soda mnfrs,
F. H. Ames & Co., agents, 3 California
Churchill Amelia, widow, r. 8S Everett
Churchill Fannie Miss, teacher music, r. 27 Fulton
Churchill Frank, gripman Market St. RR., r 3167
Gearj
Churchill Frank W., farmer, r. 1002 Haighl
Churchill Frederick C, drug clerk, r. 27 P\ilton
Churchill James, plasterer, r. 432J Natoma
Churchill Mar> F., widow, r. 1002 Haight
Churchill Meacham, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. 427 Oak
Churchill Miranda, widow, r. 3167 Gean-
Churchill Nellie L. Mrs. , r. 1909 Mission
Churchill Robert P. , farmer, r. 1002 Haight
Churich Dusan, bartender, r. 1 Eddy PI
Churich L. i: Co. (Lazar Churich and Adam L. Verce-
vich) liquors, SE cor Grove and Laguna
Churich Lazar (L. Churich & Co.) r. 628 Laguna
Chute Josie A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 73 Fourth
Chwald Charles, baker John Lanzer, r. 2232 Mission
Ciampra Giuseppe, shoemaker, 427 Filbert
Cianciolo Giuseppe, fish dealer, r. 1402 Keaniy
Cianciolo Michel, fish dealer, r. 1402 Kearny
Cianciolo Michel, fish, 2026 Fillmore, r. 11 Union PI
Ciaroni Antone, painter, r. 806 Green
Cibilich Martin, restaurant, 21 Mission, r. 1012 Tweutv-
fourth
Cibolo CYeek Mill and Mining Co. (Texas) L Osbom sec-
retarj-, 33 Nevada Block
Cicchi MaVia Mrs. (M. Cicchi & Co") r. 1000 Montgom-
ery
CicchiM. & Co. (Mrs. Maria Cicchi) cigar mnfrs, 427J
Broadwaj-
Cicerone Giovanni, scavenger, r. 12 Lafayette PI
Cicerone Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1402
Butte
Cicerone Sebastian, pastemaker, r. 12 Lafayette PI
Cichateni Eiuilio, laborer, r. 1319 Kearny, rear
-TRY -the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/SDRY
office:, 33 GEIARV ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATION, BELL & CO. ""il'rs^Sc*?* 406 Caiifomla St.
NEUH75US
St CO. lis KET^RNV
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
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Ciegler Samuel, butcher Henry N. Schoenfeld, r. 937
Folsom
Cieneg:a Andrea, laborer, r. 10 Lafayette PI
Cienega Buena Ventura, lithog-rapher Britton i<c Rev, r.
220 Montgonierj' Av
Ciepfel G., blacksmith, r. 127 J Langdon
Cier Josejih, laborer, r. 337a Shipley
Cigariol Bartolomeo, cabinet maker Fink & Schindler, r.
418J Broadway
Cigar Makers' International Union No. 228, G. W. Van
Gulpen secretary, Jacob Gassner president,368 Jessie
Cigar Packers' International Union, 539 California
Cills Edward O., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 524 Chest-
nut
Cills Henry, policeman, r. 746 Twenty-third
i Cills James H., insurance agent, r. 524 Chestnut
Cills Jean, waiter, r. 1320 Stockton
Cills John W., canner, r. 316 Fourth
Cilott Benajotti, boarding, 11 Vallejo
Cima Joseph, framemaker Lippi Bros., r. 21 Folsom .\v
Cimeron Frederick A., clerk Pay Dept. Headquarters
Dept. of Cal., U. S. A., r. 801 Ellis
Cinii Amelia Miss, seamstress, r. 512J Francisco
Cimi Angelo, r. 512} Francisco
Cilice Adolfo, tailor, r. 420 Broadway
Cincinnati Hotel, August Rowe proprietor, 529 Valencia
Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co., David N. Hawlev agent,
318 Market
CinoUo Peter (Zolezzi & Cinollo), r. 318 Broadway
Cinqmars Arthur E., painter J. Chaban, r. 213i White
Cinslen George E., machinist, r. 820 Treat Av, rear
Ciocca Eduardo, clerk Gaddini, Lorenzini & Co., r. 802J
Filbert
Cioli Peter B., bartender Joseph Monighetti, r. 606
Howard
Cipolloni Germano, musician, r. 510 Baker
Cipowsky August, boatman, r. 2011 Dupont, rear
Coriani Bonetto (La Voce D'ltalia Publishing Co.), r. S
Montgomery Av
Ciprico Edmund S. , superintendent Lachman & Jacob! ,
r. 1611 Oak
Ciprico Ferdinand D., commission merchant, 35 New
Montgomery, r. 735 Twenty-first
Ciprico Henr^- H. B., purser stmr Ciiy of Peking
CIRCIIT tOlRT UNI I ED STATES, 46 Ap
praisers' Bldg, 3d floor
Cirelli Antonio, bootblack, 801 Mission, r. Oil Powell
Cirelli Eugenio, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Cirimele Cannelo, bootblack, NE cor Third and Howard,
r. 1419 Dupont
Cirimele Ludovici, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cisin Chris E., butcher, 523 and 839 Valencia, r. 225
Sanchez
Cisneros Christopher, carpenter, 1317 Powell
Cisneros Constantine, cellar man C. A. Wetmore, r. 1317
Powell
Citizens' Building and Loan Association, Charles K.
Clark secretary, 208 Sansome
Citriro Antonio, shoemaker, r. 1206 Stockton
Citrograph The (RedlamJs' weekly) Scipio Craig editor
and publisher, 434 Bartlett
Citron Aaron, clerk, r. 851 Golden Gate Av
Citron Abraham, r. 821 Polk
Citron Bessie Miss, stenographer Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 851 Golden Gate Av
Citron Ernestine Mrs., bakery and dairy produce, 821 Pcjlk
Citron Isaac, searcher records, r. 851 Golden Gate Av
Citron Moritz L. Mrs., widow, r. 851 Golden Gate Av
Citron William J., glove maker, r. 851 Golden Gate A\
Citti Benedetto, gardener, r. 416 Pacific
CITY AXI> €OUNT¥ ALMS HOrSK, Philip L.
Weaver superintendent. Ocean House Road nr La-
guna Honda, 4 miles from New City Hall
CIT* AIXD <!OUXT¥ ASSESSOR, New City Hall,
1st floor
t'lTV A.\'» COUXTl ATTORXEV, New City Hall,
:xl floor
I WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
I SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
Tl?at iJQSijr passed (a^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
CITV .1X» C'OU.XTV AUDITOR, New City Hall,
1st floor
CITV AJSD t'OUNT¥ CLERK, New City Hall, 2d
floor
CITY .4.XD cot IVTY COROXER, Dunbar Allev,
rear Old City Hall
CITY A,XD COUXTY E>'(;iXEER, New City Hall,
3d floor
CITY AXD COUNTY HOSPITAL, E s Potrero A\
bet Sierra and Shasta
CITY .4.\D COU.VTl' JAILS, No. 1 N s Broadway
bet Kearny and Dupont, No. 2 Old San Jose Road
4 miles from New Ci'y Hall, No. 3 Old San Jose
Road 4 miles from New City Hall
CITY AND COUNTY LICENSE COLLECTOR,
New City Hall, 1st floor
CITY AND COUNTY MORCiUE, Dunbar Allev, rear
Old City Hall
CITY AND COUNTY PIIYSICI.4N, S. S. Kahn,
M. D.,oftice 14 Grant Av
CITY AND <'OUNTY REGISTRAR OF VO
TEKS, New City Hall, basement
CITY AND COUNTY RECORDER, Hall of Rec
ords, New Citv Hall
CITY AND COUNT!' SHERIFF, New City Hall, 1st
floor
CITY AND COINTV SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, New City Hall, .Sd floor
CITl' AND COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
STREETS, New Citv Hall, 1st floor
CITV AND COUNTY SURYEIOR, New Citv Hall,
3d floor
<ITY AND COUNTY TAX (OLLECTOR, New
Citv Hall, 1st floor
CITY AND COUNTY TRE.ISURER, New Citv
Hall, 1st floor
<'ITY AND .1II.SSION EXPRESS, Nicholas W.
Connor proi)rietor, 425 Sansome
City Apron Co., Edward De Courcy proprietor, 1925
Sutter
CITY ARGUS (weekly) Robert E. Culbreth publisher
and proprietor, 526 Kearny
City Building and Loan Association, James M. Ellis sec-
retary. 323 Montgomen'
<'ITV CEMETERV. Thomas Eagar superintendent, N
ni Point Lob. IS Av fr.mi :«(1 Av to 4Sth Av
CITY DIRECTORY LANGLEY'S,
omec 518 Clay
I'NTY, New
CITV ENGINEER CITY AND Ci
City Hall, 3d floor
Citj' Front Bovs Club, 615 Sansome
CITY FRONT COAL CO,, Flynn & McDevitt pro
prietors, 217-225 East
City Front House, Dennis Dowd proprietor, 625 Davis
City Fr(jnt House, J. D. Feldennan proprietor, 31 East
CITV HALL (New) SE cor McAllister and Larkin
<TTV HALL ((Jld) E s Kearny bet Washington and
Merchant
CITV HALL COMMISSIONERS, New City Hall,
1st floor
City Hall Market, Schrader Bros, proprietors, 1342-1344
Market
CITV HALL PIIAR.H.4<'V, Henrj- Ingram proprie-
tor, 201 Larkin
City Hotel, Leary & Holland proprietors, 512 Howard
City Ice Co. , F. O. Harnish manager, 20 Cumberland PI
CITV IRON WORKS, Joshua Hendy Machine Works
proprietor, office 38-44 Fremont, works cor Bay and
Kearny
CITY OF PARIS.
<;. Verdier A Co.,
proiirictors. iiii|>«>rters and dealers dry
goods, SE cor «iearj and Grant Ar. Tele-
phone .Main lilt, Paris II Rue d' Uzes,
New York 48G Broadway, Los .ingeles 2'J:5
South Broad way
U(
DIXON, B0R6ES0N HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
THOUSANDS ^URED (For particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.j
BviHeMHTERSHT HIGHL-TXISD SRRINGS
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Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURftNGE 60.
428 California Street
CITY OF PARIS LAUNDRY,
lare cartains. embroideries and all
kinds of >vasblii» done in tine style, 119
Stockton and 816 Larkin, time. Jaassand
proprietor
Cit\ •)!" Rome Baken,-, A. Petri jirojirietor, 117 Fran-
cisco
€IT%' POIXD. cor Sixteenth and Alabama
CITV RE€EIVI.\G HOSPITAL, New City Hall,
basement
City Stables, F. M. Chapman & Co proprietors, 332 Bush
CitV STEAM tAKPET REATIKC; AXD REX-
OVATI>'«; WORKS, George H. Stevens mana-
■_'er, 3s- iO Ki'j-hth
CITY STREET IMPROVEIVIENT
hiX .1. ^y. MeUonald pie^i*l<-iit. » . E.
wUi9 Eeunison secretary, contractors
tor all kinds of street Mork. railway
constractlon. etc., 45 Mills Bids, 5tli
floor. Telephone Main '>S''
CITY TRANSIT t'O., Samuel A. Si)edav proprietor,
203 Sutter
€ITY WAREHOISE, Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co. proi)rietors. SW cor Batterj- and Lombard
Ciucci Pasquale, laborer, r. 1004 Montgomerj' Av
Ciucci Salvatore (Ciucci and Guagnino) r. 1225 Mission
CIUCCI «t; GiIA«MKO (Salvatore Ciucci and Uanniell
Guagnino) vegetables and produce, 20-22 California
Market
Cizovich Nicolas, cook, r. 1432 Howard
Claasen Christian, clerk .1. H. Claasen & Co., r. 'Mi Har-
rison
Claassen John H. (J. H. Claasen & Co.» r. 986 Harrison
Claassen J. H. & Co. (John Henry Claa.sen) groceries and
liquors, 397 Sixth
l^"Claa en. See Classen, Claussen and Klassen
Claassen Jacob, r. 347 Webster
Claassen Louis W., bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 347
Waller
Clabor Charles, bo >tblack, r. 5221 Ivy Av
Clabroujfh Geor^'e W., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
906 Greenwich
CL.IBROIGII, GOK'HER A CO. (John P. Cla-
brou^h and William J. and Henry C. Golcher) gun.s,
fishinj^ taekel and athletic goods, 605 Market, Tele-
phone Main 1394
Clabrough Jane, widow, r. 906 Greenwich
Clabrough John P. (Clabrough, Golcher i Co.) r. 906
Greenwich
Clack Michael, gardener, r. 600 Minna
Clack William, under Sheriff, r. 15 Elgin Park Av
Claffey Anna, widow, r 3010 Sixteenth
Claffev James G., machinist Pac. Rolhng Mills, r. 126
Gilbert
Claffey Patrick, laborer, r. 308 Langton
Claffey Thomas, laborer, r. 126 Gilbert
Claffland William, foreman A. McCord & Co.
Claffy Peter F., carrier Postoffice, r. 15a Dore
Clafiin Morris F., cashier Waterhouse & Lester, r. 16
Beale
Claflin William, foreman Fashion Stables, r. 11 William
Clagett Joseph, real estate, 1126 Market, r. 201 Turk
CTagg Oscar A., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r. 10061
Minna
Claggett John, real estate, r. 201 Turk
Claggett William B., bartender Washoe Club, r. 182
Stevenson
Claiborne James H., r. 2212 Steiner
Claiborne James H. Jr., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 2212
Steiner
Claiborne Rose V. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 2212 SUiner
Claiburne Harvey R. , bartender Godber & McShane, r.
410 Minna
Clair F. D., cook, r. 1585 Valencia
Clair Frank, jtorter Mrs. Theresa Sloan, r. 151S A"a-
lencia
Clair James, r. 45 Everett
Clair John, bookkeeper, r. 45 Everett
Clairville Walter, master stnjr El Capitan, r. Oakland
Claison William, salesman Hale Bros., r. 609 Ellis
Clancev John, blacksmith, r. 609 Fourth
ClanceyJohn, fireman Powell St. RR., r. 1031 Vallejo
Clancey Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Claucj- August P. , plumber, r. 839 Twenty-third
Clancy Bartholomew, butler, r. 327 Minna
Clancy Benjamin F. , driver Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 1213 Scott
Clancy Beroard M., driver, r. 1910 Eddy
Clancy Catherine, domestic 127 Wildey
Clancy Ceslaus M. Rev. ,0. P. , clergyman Dominican
Monastery, Steiner bet Bush and Pine
Clancj- Charles A. , driver F. Korbel & Bros. , r. 9 Perry
Clancy, Daly & Co. (Terence Clancy and Patrick M. Daly i
shoes and furnishing goods, 310 Sixth
Clancy Daniel, plumber Charles W. Iredale, r. SE cor
Jones and Bernard
Clancy David C, machinist, r. 9 Perrj^
Clancy Elizabeth, widow, r. 1910 Eddy
Clancy Elizabeth D. Mrs., nurse, r. 526 Turk
Clancy Eugene A., ironworker, r. 331 Twelfth
Clancy Frank, glovemaker F. G. Conklin IX, Co., r. 1854
Stevenson
(^ancy Frank J., tailor, 514 Kearny, r. 715 Elizabeth
Clancy Henry, i-oliceman, r. 908 Lott
Clancy Henry G., policeman, r. 9 Perrj-
Clancy James, engineer, r. 222 Lobos
Clancy James, laborer, r. 839 Twenty-third
Clancy James, laborer, r. NE cor Eureka and Twenty-
second
Clancv James T. , bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. ,
r.' 535 O'Farrell
Clancv James W. , shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 342
Thirtieth
Clancy Jessie L. Miss, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder x
Co., r. 3240 California -
Clancv John, buggv washer M. Michelsen & Son, r. 615
EUia
Clancy J<jhn, clerk Clancy, Dalj- & Co., r. 261 Clara
Clancy Jfihn, laborer, r. 1608 Jones
Clancy John, laborer, r. 268 Minna
Clancy John, whalebone cutter Arctic Oil Wks, r. New
Continental Hotel
Clancy John J., painter, r. 1152 Folsom
Clancy John T., machinist, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Joseph, painter, r. 1152 Folsom
Clancy Joseph A., teamster Am. Biscuit Co., r. 9 Pern-
Clancy Martin, r. 331 Twelfth
Clancy Martin, teamster, r. 1033 Minna
Clancy Mary E., widow, r. 715 Elizabeth
Clancy Maurice, hostler, r. 12 William
Clancy Michael, expressman, r. 331 Twelfth
Clancv Owen, conductor, r. 32391 Mission
Clancv Owen H. , watchman U. S. Mint, r. 909 Powell
Clancv Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 12J Pres-
ton PI
Clancy Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Clancy Patrick, shoemaker, r. 110 Alta
Clancv Patrick b., chemist John Horstman, r. 9| Board-
man PI
Clancy Patrick W., watchman, r. 532 Sanchez
Clancy Peter, r. 535 O'Farrell
Clancy Peter A., phmiber, r. NE cor Twenty-second and
Em-eka
Clancv Sarah Mrs., restaurant, 3239| Mission
Clancy Terence (Clancv, Daly & Co. ) r. 261 Clara
Clancy Terence J., conductor Market St. Ry., r 32391
Mission
Clancy Terrance L., groceries and liquors, NE cor Ninth
and Natoma, r. 137 Ninth
Clancy Thomas, patternmaker, r. 525 Howard
Clancy Thomas C, laborer, r. 9 Perrj-
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4.0
MftGIG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. AN^KLVb
109 Montgomery St.
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Clancy Thomas J., liquors, 222 McAllister, r. 226 Seven-
teenth
Clancv Timothy, salesman, r. 261 Clara
Clancy Timothy J., clerk Miss Maggie A. Daly, r. 923
Vallejo
Clancy William, clerk, r. 1G08 Jones
Clancy William B., clerk, r. 2115 Mason
Clancy William J., salesman, r. 535 O'Farrell
Clapham Charles T., cook Frederick Kaufniann, r. 874
Mission
Clapoul Walter, printer, r. 27 Minna
Clapp Belle M. Mrs., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. 1716 Bush
Clapp Clark, painter School Dei^t, r. 42 Elgin Park Av
Clapp Charles H., surveyor, r. 1364 Market
Clapp Edward L., musician, r. 42 Elgin Park Av
Clapp Frank E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1119 Shotwell
ClaiJp Frank W., weigher S. P. Co., r. 1119 Shotwell
Clapp H. A., contractor, r. 25 Moss
Cla])p Harry, r. 326 Pacific
Clapp Harry A., U. S. Re\enue officer, r. Oakland
Clapp Henry L., shipping clerk Cal. Optical Co., r. 404
Lett
Clapp Henry P., clerk, r. 326 Pacific
Clapp Milton B. Mrs. , widow, r. 404 Lott
Clar Leo H. , clerk Oregon Coal and Navigation Co., r.
Oakland
Glare Anna, domestic 1022 Pine
Clare Bridget Miss., rattan worker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Wks, r. 113 Third
Clare G. , seaman stmr Colon
Clare Jesse Y., laborer, r. 81 Cuvier
Clare Peter F., machinist, r. 222 Twenty-second
aare Robert M., machinist Jardine Iron Wks, r. 20 Bond
Clare Robert M. Jr., salesman Hale Bros., r. 20 Bond
Clare William J., gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Clarenbach Carl, traveling salesman, r. 817 Mason
Clarence Frederick, r. 205 Turk
Clarence William, foreman Rothschild & Wise, r. Ala-
meda
Clarendon Hotel, Mrs. Lechec proprietor, 574 Folsom
Clarendon House, Mrs. E. P. Warburton proprietor,
142i Fourth
Claresy Emanuel, salesman B. G. Ruhl & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Clarey House, Thomas Clarey proprietor, 1024 Howard
Clarey Thomas, proprietor Clarey House, r. 1024 Howard
B^ Clarey. See Clary and Clearj-
Clark Abbott B., assistant editor Pacific Theosophist,
1170 Market, r. 1 Latham PI
CLARK AD.l MR!^., dancing academy, 211 Sutter
Clark Adolph, carpenter Harbor Commissioners, r. 21i
Shotwell
Clark A. G., salesman Palmetto Brush Co., r. 438 Van
Clark Agnes Mrs., r. Hotel Savoy
Clark A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1111a Jones
Clark Albert H. , salesman City of Paris, r. Oakland
Clark Albert R., stone cutter, r. 506 Jones
Clark Albert R. Mrs., dresssmaking, 506 Jones
CLARK ALBERT V., vice-president N. Clark &
Sons, 17-19 Spear, r. Alameda
aark Alexandei C, painter S. P. Co., r. 1833 Howard
Clark Alexander C. , r. Ocean View
Clark Alfred (R. Clark & Sons) r. 1720 Fillmore
Clark Alfred, cook, r. 704 Folsom
Clark Alfred O., millwright, r. 802 Fourth
Clark Alice G., widow, r. 2612 California
Clark Alice A. Miss, r. 406 Sutter
Clark Alice J. Miss, teacher North Cosmpolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 22.V Geary
CTark Allen B. , collector .Etna Mineral Water Co. , r.
1204 Oak
Clark Allen L., furnished rooms, 711 Howard
Clark Aloysius J., shoe cutter Cahn, Xickelsburg & Co.,
r. 314' Sixth
Clark Alva K., bookkeeper Charles K. Clark, r. Oakland
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanentlv CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IJ^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE OHITED STATES BREWERY
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WITH
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Clark AmosT., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1314 Geary
Clark Amy Mrs., dressmaker, r. 312 Valley
Clark Andrew, pressman Valleau & Peterson, r. 108 St.
Rose's Av
Clark Andrew Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Twenty -second
and Alabama
Clark Ann H., widow, r. 1410 Bush
Clark Annie, widow, r. 2 Grant Alley
Clark Annie, widow, r. 2015 F Ibert
Clark Annie A., Miss, r. 180 Noe
Clark Annie W. Miss, teacher music, r. 817 Guerrero
Clark A. P. Mrs., president King Daughter's Home for
Incurables, 217 Francisco
Clark Archibald B., salesman Union Ice Co., r. 734
Fourth
Clark Asa B., shoemaker, 536 Ellis
Clark Barbara Mrs., corsetmaktr, r. 833J: Sutter
CLAKK BE\.IA})IIV, secretarj' British Benevolent
Soc ety of California, 604 Merchant, r. Oakland
Clark Bernard, teamster, r. 1115 Broderick
Clark Bertram W., painter, r. 9 Rausch
Clark Brendon, finisher Imperial Photographic Studio, r.
33 Sixth
CLARK Bi:iLDI.\«, F. G. J. Margetson agent, 406
Sutter
Clark Catherine F., widow, 325 Ellis
Clark C. H,, r. Hotel St Nicholas
Clark Charles, laborer, r. 416 Broadway
Clark Charlej. liquor dealer, r. 736 Green, rear
Clark Charles, lodgings 17 Fourth
Clark Charles, limiberman, r. 36 Clay
Clark Charles B., o.ler Sutter St. Ry, r. 917 Sutter
Clark Charles C, clerk, r. 620 Washington
Clark C:harles F., r. 44 Th rd
Clark Charles F., cashier Henry L. Van Wyck, r. 535
Guerrero
Clark Charles H., cook Peter Malotie, r. 654 Mi sion
Clark Charles H., cashier Palace Hotel, r. Berkeley
Clark Charles H., hostler Jersey iiilk Co., r. 350 Tehama
Clark Charles H., merchant, r. 1134 Sutter
CLARK CHARLKS K., secretary Building and Loan
Association, 208 Sansome, r. Berkeley
Clark Charles L., traveling salesman, r. 1134 Sutter
Clark Charles W., dentist A. E. Macdonald, r. 30 Twen-
tv-eighth
Clark Charlotte D., widow, r. 817 Guerrero
Clark Christopher J., upholsterer, r. 1103 Page
Clark Clara Mi-s, silker Pac. Glove Wks
Clark Crawford W., cap talist, r. 2231 Washington
Clark C. Stanlev, clerk J. K. Cooper & Co., r. 33 Sixth
Clark Daniel, r. 413 Hickory Av
Clark David, hostler Jeffery Powers, r. 307 Thirtieth
Clark David, street contractor, r. 1214 Eighteenth
Clark Dennis S., dr.ver, r. 200 East Av
Clark Dorca-i, widow, r. 1021 Hayes
Clark E., manager Oakland Iron Wks (Oakland) office 16
Post
Clark E., 2nd cook Stmr Walla Walla
Clark E., porter, r. Golden West Hotel
Clark Edgar B., carpenter, r. 1222 Broadway
Clark Edmund F., real estate, r. 330 Twenty-seventh
Clark Edward, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
Clark Edward H., assistant manager Hearst Estate, 33
Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. Hotel Richelieu
Clark Edward J., cashier Le Count Bros., r. 634 Linden
Av
Clark Edward J., plumber, 611 McAllister
Clark Edward L., solicitor Hicks-Juod Co., r. 1534 Mis-
sion
<'LARK EDWARD S., M. D., oculist and aurist,
office 16 Geary, Telephone Main 5275, hours 10 A.M.
to 2 P. M., r. Alameda, Telephone 22
Clark Edwin C, clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r. 123 Cum-
berland
Clark Elijah, watchmaker, 120 Sutter, room 2, r. Ala-
meda
Clark Elizabeth J., widow, dressmaker, r. 727 Bush
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Selected Vintage* of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Clark Ellen, domestic 2015 Bush
Clark Elmer, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 445
Noe
Clark Elsie Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wks
Clark Emily E. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1103 Van Ness Ax-
Clark Esther, domestic 2020 Rerce
Clark Florence Miss, teacher Van Xess Seminary, r. 1849
Jackson
Clark Francis, capitalist, r. 200 East Av
Clark Frances B. Miss, trained nurse, r. 210 Fair Oaks
Clark Frank, cigar maker, r. 2717J Harrison
Clark Frank, bill poster, r. 169 Perry
Clark Frank, salesman Louis A. Grade, r. 538 Washing-
ton
Clark Frank A., Inspector Custom House, r. 526 Fell
Clark Frank E., traveling salesman, r. 1134 Sutter
Clark Frank H., machine hand Enterprise Mill and
Building- Co. , r. Oakland
Clark Frank M., compositor, r. 317 Third
Clark Frank P., clerk Spring Vallev \V. W., r. 314
Sixth
Clark Franklin N., dentist, office 26 Montgomery, r. 21
Ashburj-
Clark Fred,"engineer, r. 229 East
Clark Frederick, cari)enter, r. 44 Oak
CLARK FREDERICK A. MAJOR, civil engineer.
418 California, r. 1011 Green
Clark Frederick A., porter, r. 1016 J Pacific
Clark Frederick H , clerk Charles K. Clark, r. Berkeley
Clark Frederick H., teacher Lowell High School, r. Oak-
land
Clark Frederick N., carpenter, 50 Hyde, r. 507 Hyde
Clark Frederick S., baggageman S."P. Co., r. 242"^ Clara
Clark Frederick W., blacksmith Robert L. Clark, r. 436J
Francisco
Clark Frederick W., brakenian S. P. Co., r. 413 J Third
Clark G., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1839 Polk
Clark George (Clark & Webster) r. 1327 Sutter
Clark George, carpenter, r. S s Farallone bet Orazaba
and Capitol, Ocean View-
Clark George, cook, r. 246 Third
Clark George, ship owner, r. 1327 Sutter
CLARK GEORGE A. A BROTHER (New York)
O. N. T. cotton, James Elder agent, 538 Market, Tele-
phone Main 1414
Clark George B., conductor Market St. Rv., r. 607 Dia-
mond
<'LARK GEORGE O., secretaiy and treasurer N.
Clark & Sons, 17-19 Spear, r. 120 Frederick
Clark George E., laborer, r. 436 Minna
Clark George E., plumber, r. 617 Broderick
Clark George G., chief clerk Forwarding Dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 614 Halght
Clark George H., machinist, r. 1322 Ellis
Clark George M., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1397
Baker
Ciark George T., librarian S. F. Free I>iiblic Librarv,
New City Hall, 2d floor, r. 312 Broderick
Clark George W., porter Palace Hotel, r. 129 Tavlor
Clark Grant, cigarmaker John F. Schmidt, r. 2717^^ Har-
rison
CLARK G. .STl'ART, manager National Amusement
Agency, 21-24 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 227 Sixth
Clark Gussie Miss, r. 44 Oak
CL.4RK G. W. A- CO (Jerome B. Stanford and
Timothy J. Stack) importers paper hangings and
manufacturer window shades, 653 Market, Telephone
Main 715
CLARK G. M'AVERLEV. M. D., physician and
xurgeon, hours 1 t • 3 and 7 to S P. M., 781 Sutter
Telephone East 197
Clark Harrj% bartender, r. 617 Junes
Clark Harrj-, capitalist, r. 1824 Sutter
Clark Harrj-, salesman H. Sumn\erfield & Co., r. 924
Market
Clark Harry H., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Oakland
< 'lark Harrj- L. , instructor swimming 01>-nipic Club
i
Clark Harrj' W., optician Christian Muller, r. 1053?
Golden Gate Av
Clark Henrj- W., conductor S. P. Co., r. 41 3J Third
Clark Henderson, grlpman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1023 Union
Clark Herbert A., carpenter, r. 3259 Mission
Clark Herbert D., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Clark Horace O., traveling salesman Kohler & Cliase. r.
1011 Golden Gate Av
Clark Horace S., electrical engineer Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Mnfg Co., r. California Hotel
Clark Hosmer N., steward stmr Alameda, r. 320b Guer-
Clark Hugh R., real estate, r. 1135 Folsom
aark Hugh W., carpenter, r. 1320 Ellis
Clark H. W. Rev. , pastor St. Alban's Church, r. 1330
Ellis
Clark Ida E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School
22 -i Gearj-
Clark Ida M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1833 Howard
Clark Irrine, printer, r. 1 Latham PI
Clark James, r. 304 Sanchez
Clark James, laborer, r. 249 Minna
Clark James, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Clark James, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 507
Mission
Clark James, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 68J Everett
Clark James, teamster, r. 730 Fourth
Clark James, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 817 Mission
Clark James, watchman Bush St. Theater, r. 238 Fourth
Clark James A. , bricklayer, r. 145 Twelfth
Clark James C, painter) r. 47 Precita Av, B. H.
Clark James G., insurance agent, r. 634 Green
Clark James G., laborer Golden Gate Park ^
Clark James H. , broker, 70 St. Ann's Bldg
Clark James H., traveling s.ilesman G. C. Hall & Co,
729 Turk
Clark James L., laborer, r. 1517 Vallejo
Clark James P., fencemaker Alexander Bruce, r. Oakland
Clark James Q., dravman, 945 SJarket, r. 942 Twenty-
first
Clark James R., calker, r. 765^ Howard
Clark James W., clerk T. G. Gruenhagen & Co., r. 634
Linden Av
Clark James W., smelter, r. 340 Sixth
Clark Jane A., widow, r. 1001 Powell
Clark Jane T., widow, r. 614 Cvpp
Clark Jennie Mrs. , liquors, 802 Fourth
CLARK .1. FES.SEXDE.V (Byxbee & Clark) and vice-
president and superintendent Navarro Mill Co., 42
Market, rooms 1-2, r. Hotel Miramar
Clark J. Fessenden Mrs., purchasing agent, 703 Gearj'
r. Hotel Miramar
Clark John, blacksmith David Kerr, r. Oakland
Clark John, hackmau, r. 359 Minna
Clark John, laborer, r. 108 St. Rose's Av
Clark John, machinist, r. 414J- Fell
Clark John, shoemaker, r. 707 Natoma
Clark John C, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 123 Cum
berland
Clark John C, salesman David Samuels, r. 140 Cumber-
land
Clark John F. , track foreman Market St. Ry, r. 31(
Octavia
Clark John G., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 501 Na]^
CLARK JOHX G., teller Bank of California, r. 110
Green
Clark John H., cabinetmaker, r. 229 Olive A\-
Clark John J., architect, 70 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 1526 Cla
Clark John L. , traveling salesman Langley & Michae
Co. , r. 307 Jones
Clark John S., upholsterer r. 209 Franklin
CLARK JOHN T.,
forniture, rarpets
and liouse t'urnlsiiiht; goods, 1063 Mis-
sion, near Seventh, r. IOCS Hyde
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK M.
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°.rp?,=vt?T'p^s14«'p^i?J'^
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. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Clark John V., clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
San Carlos, Cal.
Clark John W., laborer, r. 115 Second
CLARK JOSEPH, attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 35, r. 231 Fair Oaks
Clark Joseph, carpenter, r. 1026 San Carlos Av
aark Joseph, painter, r. North Thrift nr Capitol Av,
Ocean A'iew
Clark Joseph, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. 127 Cumber-
land
Clark Joseph, teamster, r. SW corSteiner and Waller
Clark Joseph, upholsterer, 910 Pacific
Clark Joseph C, molder Tobey Curtis, r. 15 Rincon Av
Clark Joseph H., salesman G. C. Hall & Co., r. 729 Turk
Clark Joseph J., blacksmith, r. 27 Freelon
Clark Joseph M., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 634
Linden Av
Clark Joseph P., salesman George A. Clark & Bro., r. 942
Twenty-first
Clark Josie E., widow, r. 103 Scott
Clark Julien, calker, r. What Cheer House
Clark J. Wilbur, plumbing, 312 Turk, r. 312 Eddy
Clark Lee, cigars and tobacco, 2 California, r. 112 Butte
Clark Leland F., salesman City of Paris, r. Oakland
CLARK LEONARD S., attorney at law, 7 Mills Bldg,
9th floor, r. East Berkeley, Cal.
Clark Leroy, hostler Edward Corrigan, r. Bay District
Race Track
Clark Levy G., cigar dealer, r. 112 Butte
Clark Lincoln, electrician General Electric Co., r. 1616
Turk
Clark Lillie, domestic 528 Jones
Clark Lewis C. (Truman S. Clark & Son) r. 320 Guerrero
Clark Louis, waiter, r. 181 Jessie
Clark Maria, widow, r. 20| Stevenson Av
Clark Maria L., widow, r. 1305 Howard
Clark Martin, r. 922 Vallejo
Clark Marj% widow, r. 617 Broderick
Clark Mao" Mrs., confectionery, 1506 Howard
Clark MarV A., wii'ow, r. llOOHiight
Clark Mary J., widow, r. 112 Butte
Clark Matthew, insurance agent, r. 2303 Bush
Clark Michael (Clark & Farrelly), r. 1612 Folsom
Clark Michael, gardener, r. 592 Stevenson
Clark Michael, soapmaker, r. 110 Nebraska
Clark Michael, wood and coal,SE cor Twelfth and Howard
Clark Milton S., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1137^
Twenty-fouith
Clark Mylo A. , plasterer, r. 2623 Sutter
Clark Mvra Mrs. asst manager National Amusement
Agency. 21-24 St. Ann's bldg. r. 227 Sixth
CLARK N. & SONS» Sf. tiark presl-
dent, Albert V. t'lark vice-president, «.
D. Clark seeretar.v and trea.surer, nianu-
laetHrer.s and dealer.s vitrlHed iron stone
sewer pipe, eliiinne.y tops and pipe, tire
briek, fire elay, drain and irrigating tile,
17-i» Spear, Telephone Main 771
Clark Nathan, barber H. G. Garcia, r. 560 Willow Av
CLARK KEHEMIAH, president N. Clark & Sons,
17-19 Spear, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Clark Nettie H., widow, r. 1111a Jones
Clark O. E. , agent General Electric Co. , r. Oakland
Clark Olive W., widow, r. 4134 Third
Clark Osmer N., chief steward stmr Alameda, r. 3201)
Guerrero
Clark Patrick, laborer, r. 528 Third
Clark Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Clark Patrick F., boots and shoes, .S14 Sixth
Clark Patrick L., blacksmith Donohue & Kerdell, r. 3207
Fillmore
Clark Peter, sugarboiler, r. 154 Rausch
Clark Peter G., gardener, r. 5 Morris Av
Clark Philip (Connelly & Clark) r. 1082 Howard
Clark R. & Sons (Robert, Robert Jr. and Alfred Clark )
painters and paperhangers, 802 Larkin
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlio(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Clark Ralph, r. 439 Eddy
Clark R. Frank, solicitor and agent Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
Clark Rhua M., widow, r. 514 Sutter
Clark Richard, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1314 Van
Ness Av
Clark Robert (R. Clark & Sons) r. 1720 Fillmore
Clark Robert, laborer, r. Alms House
Clark Robert, shoemaker, r. S s Farallone bet Capitol
and Orizaba, Ocean View
Clark Robert J. (R. Clark & Sons) r. 1720 Fillmore
Clark Robert H. Mrs., r. S s Beach nr Baker
Clark Robert L., blacksmith, 325 Francisco, r. 319
Greenwich
Clark Robert L. Jr., jeweler Donohoe & Kerdell, r. 3207
Fillmore
Clark Robert N. , cook Troy Hotel
Clark Robert S. , bookkeeper The Silver King Mining
Co., r. Alameda
Clark Robert S., clerk, r. 124 De Long Av
Clark Rose, widow, r. 248 Third
Clark Samuel J., clerk, r. 905 Market
Clark Samuel P. B. (Clark & Williams) r. 2610 Folsom
Clark Samuel R., messenger, r. 413.^ Third
Clark Sarah Mrs., nurse, r. 560 Willow Av
Clark Sarah F. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 536 Ellis
Clark SejTnour B., mining secretary, 420 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 526 Post
Clark Sidney, driver, r. 2711 Bush
Clark Stephen, teamster, r. 5 Treat A v
Clark Stejihen A. , porter International Hotel
Clark Thomas, clerk, r. 627 Eddy
Clark Thomas, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 1214
Eighteenth
Clark Thomas, flagman S. P. Co. , r. 27 Freelon
Clark Thomas, plumber, r. 609 McAllister
Clark Thomas, sawfller Union Box Factory, r. 430 Chest-
nut
Clark Thomas Jr. , jeweler, r. 27 Freelon
Clark Thomas F., blafeksmith, r. 1214 Eighteenth
Clark Thomas F., plumber, r. 609 McAllister
Clark Thomas J., buggy washer Michael J. McBride, r.
366 Natoma
Clark Treat P., cariJenter, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark Truman S., manager Tnnnan S. Clark & Son, r. 22
Julian A\
CLARK TRUMAN S. «& SON (Lewis C. Clark)
woven wire mattresses and iron bedsteads, 621 Mis-
sion
Clark Wallace L. , clerk Lincoln Bros. , r. 220 Central A \
Clark Walter E. , receiving clerk Levi Strauss & Co. , r.
318 Golden Gate Av
Clark Walter P., teller Tallant Banking Co., r. 117 Capp
Clark Warren D. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 1732
Broadway
Clark William, boatman, r. 1322 Montgomery
Clark William, car repairer, r. 965 Folsom
Clark William, carriagemaker Harry Lipple,r. 30 Twenty-
eighth
Clark William, clerk Le Count Bros. , r. 634 Linden A\
Clark William, farmer, r. Alms House
Clark William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1415 Guerrero
Clark William, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 2207 Polk
Clark William, miller, r. 208 Second
Clark William, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1103
Page
Clark William, waiter, r. 224 Fourth
CL.ARK M'lLLlAM A., secretary Brode & Clark Iron
Works, 303-305 Howard, r. Dwight Way cor Spauld
ing, Berkeley
Clark William A., driver D. R. Avery & Co., r. 10094
Pierce
Clark William A., electrician, r. 312 Valley
Clark William A., engineer Brjant Av. Power House, r.
16 Shotwell
Clark William A. , master stmr Acapuleo
Clark William B. , barber Louis .\. Harris, r. 116 Eddy
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55 SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Clark William B., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Lebenbamn, r. 1198 Haight
Clark William C, electrician, 2012 Market, r. 131 Page
Clark William D., physician and surgeon, 121a Powell, r.
819 Filbert
Clark William E., clerk Am. Tract Society, r. 127a San
Jose Av
Clark William E., driver Payot, Upham & Co., r. 536 Ellis
Clark William F., eUrk Catton, Bell & Co., r. 521 Van
Ness Av
Clark Wil lam G., carpenter Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
220 Noe
Clark WUliam H. , adjuster of weights U. S. Mint, r. 131
Paa:e
Clark William J., salesman W. A. CTark, r. 1630 Howard
Clark William J., ship joiner, 14 Folsom, r. 123 Cumber-
land
Clark William L., collector The Baxter Portrait Co., r.
2726 Pine
Clark William M., carpenter, r. 127a San Jose Av
Clark William M., liquors, 409 Fourth
Clark William M., salesman, r. 1103 Page
Clark William R. , pamter, r. 478 Tehama
CL.IRK n'ILLI.4.tl B., Railroad Commis-ioner,
office 27 Chronicle Bldg
Clark William R. P., inspector Fire Underwriters Inspec-
tion Bureau, r. 1101 Green
Clark William S., paperhanger, r. Royal House
Clark William S., physician, office and r. 510 Larkin
Clark Zerah P. Mrs.," widow, r. 2612 California
Clark & Farrelly (Michael Clark and John Farrelly) gro-
ceries and liquors, 1555 Howard, and wood and coal,
205 Twelfth
ClarK & Webster (George Clark and Benjamin F. Web-
ster) shipwrights, 24 Beale
Clark & Williams (Samuel P. B. Clark and Horace G.
Williams) wood and coal, hay and grain, 2805 Folsom
Clark's Mile-End Spool Cotton,' Thomas Russell & Co.
(Xew York) sole agent, Floyd C. Walker manager,
104 Battery
Clarke Albert, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,r.
605 Larkin
Clarke Albert R. (Clarke & Lloyd) r. 605 Jones
Clarke Alfred, attorney at law, 213 Larkin. r. 230 Doug-
lass
Clarke Alfred Jr., superintendent Pacific Auxilian' Fire
Alarm Co., 216 Bush, r. 1713 Broderick
Clarke Arthur E., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improvement
Co., r. 404 Ellis
Clarke Benjamin F., physician, office and r. 1124 Sutter
Clarke Carleton J., painter, r. 47 Precita Av
Clarke Charles, bakerj-, 3529 Washington
Clarke Charles, shoemaker, 609 Howard
Clarke Charles A., bartender, r. 308 O'Farrell
Clarke Charles D., San Francisco agent California Na%-i-
gation and Improvement Co., Washington St.
Wharf, r. 600^ Leavenworth
Clarke Charles J., contractor, r. 1422^ Howard
Clarke Charles G., life insurance, r. 2303 Bush
Clarke Charlotte C. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 408 Larkin
Clarke Clara, widow, r. 26 Ps^e
Clarke Cornelius J., machinist, r. 317 Fell
Clarke David, capitalist, r. 4-27 Fremont
Clarke Delia Miss, nurse, r. 15f>5^ Franklin
Clarke Edward, waiter, r. 10 Page
Clarke Edward K., r. Cosmos Club
Clarke Edward S., teamster, r. 227 Sixth
Clarke Edwin A., messenger U. S. Mint, r. 1133 Union
Clarke E. K.,r. 2119 California
Clarke Elijah, painter, r. 1045 Mission
Clarke Ella Miss, ironer S. F. Lauudrj-, r. 1519 Eddy
Clarke Ethel, domestic 230 Douglas
Clarke Frances A. Miss, seamstress, r. 1422 Montgomerj-
Clarke Francis M., longshoreman, r. 1422 Montgomery "
Clarke Frank, pharmacibt Charles H. Roethe, r. 22354
Howard
Clarke Frank L., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
227 Sixth
Clarke Frederick W., manager Dans Bros., r. 899 Noe
Clarke George, liquors and lodging, 110 Pacific Av
Clarke George, longshoreman, r. 126 Fifth
Clarke George H., machinist, r. 1322 Ellis
Clarke George W., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 620
Lick
Clarke Grace Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1213a Clay
Clarke Harrold, student, r."21l9 California
Clarke Helene Miss, dressmaker, r. 1113 Eighteenth
Clarke Henry, bookkeeper, r. 503 Franklin
Clarke Herbert, clerk estate James G. Fair,
House
Clarke James, contractor, r. 1422^ Howard
Clarke James, cooper, r. 89 Silver
Clarke James, liquors, 606 Howard
Clarke James J., groceries, 2606 Mission
Clarke James L., plasterer, r. .524 Shotwell
Clarke James T. , plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke John A., machinist Goodyear Shoe Machinery Co.,
r. 924 Oak
Clarke John B. , attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 10-12,
r. 617a Fulton
Clarke John C, plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke John J., shoemaker, r. 609 Howard
t'L.4UKE JOHN J., M. D., physician and surgeon,
21 Powell, r. 202 Grove
Clarke Margaret E., teacher French, r. 617aFalton
Clarke Mary, widow, r. 12 Lynch
Clarke Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1113 Eighteenth
Clarke Mavnard V., clerk Overland Freight Transfer Co.,
r. 2235J Howard
Clarke Metcalfe A., insurance agent, 240 Montgomeo, r.
2303 Bush
Clarke Michael A., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 6-20
Stevenson
Clarke Samuel A., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 18 Valley
Clarke Samuel J., register -in bankruptcy, 506 Batten.-,
room 20
Clarke Thomas, carpenter, r. 50 Silver
Clarke Walter, miller, r. 608 Second, rear
Clarke Warren T., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co. , r. Berkeley
Clarke William, laborer, r. 317 Fell
Clarke William, clerk, Chicago and Northwestern Ry, r.
786 Van Ness Av
Clarke William E., mechanical engineer, r. 16 Shotwell
Clarke William H. , dentist, 127 Kearny
Clarke William J., insurance agent, r. 617a Fulton
Clarke William J., brass finisher F. Baud, r. 317 Fell
Clarke William W., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 439
Eighteenth, r. 1922 Stevenson
Clarke & Lloyd (Albert R. Clarke and Hugh J. Lloyd)
stone cutters, SW cor Harrison and Thirteenth
l^-Clarke. See Clark
darken Benjamin, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 748
Iowa
darken Mathew, attorney at law, 401 California, room
28, r. Benicia, Cal.
Clarkin Philip, painter, r. Ripley PI nr Alabama
Clarkson Charles H., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 626
Eddy
darkson Henry C, guard County Jail 2
darkson James, riveter Union Iron Wks, r. 609 Tenn-
Clarkson James B., sui^eon, r. 23 Guerrero
Clarkson M. F. Mrs., widow, r. 23 Guerrero
darkson Milton L., clerk Deliver}- Dept Wells Fargo &
Co. , r. 356 Clementina
Clarkson Prentice M., superintendent Branch Jail 2, r.
522 Eddy
Clarkson William, foreman rolling room U. S. Mint, r.
322 Golden Gate Av
darrage Edward D. , shoe machinery-, office 29 Second,
r. Oakland
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mm OF STMT and SIDEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTR I C LA U N D RY CO. %?JZ^:^.f:.t fJ
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
■■*" PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
CLA
383
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Clarrage Edward 1'., maohiiie operator P. F, Xolaii &
Co., r. Oakland
Clarson William, clerk Hale Bros., r. 609 Ellis
Clarville Walter, master stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Clary Florian, bartender, r. 621 Commercial
Clar\' Walter W., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co.
Clary William J., watchman, r. 1240 Fifth Av South
Biliary. See Clarey and Cleary
Clasby Henry, bartender James W. Crowe, r. -228
Eleventh
Clasby James, salesman W. R. Larzelere & Co. , r. 1
Fifth
Clasby John, laborer, r. Goettingen nr Silliman
Clasby ITiomas, shipping clerk Pacific Mnfg Co., r. 933
Howard
Clasby William J., carrier Post Office, r. 1«12 Green
Clasell Olof A., stationery, 921 Mission
Classen August, clerk, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Classen August, clerk John J. Classen, r. 1419 Baker
Classen Bernhard, r. 512 Taylor
<:iassen Charles A. W., clerk, r. NW cor Beach and Brod-
erick
Classen Charles B., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. C29
Shotwell
Classen Dora J., widow, r. 2738 Howard
Classen George, ironworker Francis Smith & Co., r. SW
cor First and Mission
Classen Henry, clerk, r. (529 Shotwell
Classen John C, carpenter and builder, 51(3 Kearny, r.
1925 Pacific Av
Classen John J., groceries and liquors, 1419 Baker
Classen John W., agent Yolo Mills, r. 1015 York
Classen John W. , with Hanson & Co. , r. 1925 Pacific Av
Classen Louise M. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1925 Pacific Av
8^"Classen. See Claasen, Clausen, Clausseu and Klassen
Classon Andrew, expressman, r. 221 Douglass
Classon E. Rorence, widow, r. 2418 Folsoni
•Clatan Clara, widow, r. 7i Rausch
Clatsop Mill Co. (Astoria, Or.) James M. Huddart man-
ager, factory SW cor Chestnut and Powell, ofl[ice 40
California
Claude Armand, jeweler, 149 Fifth
Claudi Mary, widow, r. 9c Sherwood PI
. Claudius August, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Claudius Peter, with Crown Distilleries Co., r. 1793 Mc-
Allister
Claumont de R., r. 1692 Page
Claus August, tanner Julius Henning, r. 20 San Bruno
Road
Claus Liebert, gripman Powell St. RR., r. 1 Yerba Buena
Claus Mary, widow, r. 12 Clara, rear
Clausen Annie E. Miss, school teacher, r. 17 Albion Av
Clausen Brothers (Fred J. and William H.) mnfg jew-
elers, 410 Kearny, room 3
Clausen Charles, clerk Mrs. Raphaels, r. 549 Washington
Clausen Charles, restaurant, 529 Washington, r. 618
Greenwich
Clausen Charles, seaman, r. 108 Berrj-
Clausen F. J., seaman stmr Colon
Clausen Fred J. tClausen Bros.) r. 17 Albion Av
Clausen Frederick, dairj' produce, 785 Haight
Clausen Frederick, driver Winkle Bros.,r. SE cor Vallejo
and Batterj-
Clausen Frederick M., laborer, r. 2715 Mission
Clausen Hans, clerk ¥. Clausen, r. 785 Haight
Clausen Henry, carriagemaker William Wertsch, r. 11
Merritt
Clausen J. B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 331 Twenty-
ninth
Clausen John, seaman, r. 10 Alice
Clausen Minnie, domestic 512 Van Ness Av
Clausen Peter, ship carpenter Gratto & Reimers, r. 3
Clyde
Clausen William, liquors 621 Sixth, r. 104 Twentieth
Clausen William, ship carpenter, r. 342 Fourth
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Bituminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /\ATIO/\S DRI/NK
pred(^ri(;l(sbur(5 {^(^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Clausen William H. (Clausen Bros.) r. 17 Albion Av
(^"Clausen. See Claussen
Clausmann Emil, r. 1912 Taylor
Clausmann Mary, widow, baths 738 Pacific
Clausnitzer Carl, engraver, r. Alms House
Clauss Jacob, pork packer 3 and 4 Gi-and Western Mar-
ket, r. 1433 Pine
Clauss Louis Mrs., widow, r. 12i Clara, rear
Clauss Shear Co. The, J T. Rader agent, 638 Market
Claussen Claus, groceries and liquors 225 Eighteenth, r.
771 Capp
Claussen Daniel, tobaconist, r. 1111 Steiner
Claussen Dietrich, liquors, r. 2008 Powell
Claussen Eggert, hor.se trader, r. 413 Grove
Claussen Henry (Morfitt & Claussen) r. 2008 Powell
Claussen H. H., veterinary surgeon, r. 514 Jones, rear
Claussen John, groceries and liquors 1701 Howard, r. 130
Fourteenth
Claussen John, tobacconist, r. 1111 Steiner
Claussen John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
and Taylor, r. 600 Jones
Claussen Nicholas, baker, r. 120 Pierce
Claussen Thomas, clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. Sausalito
€LAUSSEX WILLIA.H D., secretary and cashier
American Biscuit Co., NW cor Battery and Broad-
way, r. Sausalito
S^ Claussen. See Claasen, Clausen, Classen and Klas-
sen
Claussenius Ge >rge, compositor Fillmer, Rollins Electro-
type Co., r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Claussenius George Mrs., r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Claussenius Max, salesman O'Connor, Moffat & Co. , r.
260 Golden Gate Av
Claveau Charles F., extraman Engine 3, r. 1315 Cali-
fornia
Claveloux Louis, teamster, r. 201 Garden
Claven Frederick, music teacher, r. Ill Sixteenth
Clavere Alexon, liborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth Av
South bet M and L
Clavere John P. (Clavere & Bellegarde) r. 112 Bernard
Clavere M., musician, r. 1511 J Taylor
Clavere Marie, widow, r. 817 Broadway
Clavere & Bellegarde (John P. Clavere and Pascal Bel-
legrade) restaurant, 617-619 Montgomery, liquors,
530 Merchant
Clavere P. (Lacaye & Clavere) r. 702 Broadway
Clavere Peter, capitalist, r. 817 Broadway
Claverie Is ibelU, laundress Peter Lacoume, r. 253
Clenientini
CLAWSON L. E. & CO. ^....^ c.
€la>vsou and James H. Uobinson) sewer
and cliiiiiney pipe* patent cblnineys,
stoves, ranges and mantels, 1340 Market,
Telephone !»ontb 375
Clawson Leonard E. (L. E. Clawson & Co.) r. 129 Oak
Clawson Lulu Miss, bookkeeper L. E. Clawson & Co., r.
129 Oak
Clawson Samuel H. (Clawson & Guirard) r. Alameda
Clawson & Guirard (Samuel H. Clawson and Maxin>e C.
Guirard) sign painters, 404 Montgomery
Claxton Charles H., herbalist, r. 1711 Howard
Claxton Ernest, insurance, r. 2205 Fillmore
Claxton George E., clerk Firemans Fund Ins Co., r
2205 Fillmore
Claxton Louise L. M s,, dressmaker, r. 1711 Howard
Claxton Thomas, gardener, r. 7 Alvarado
Clay A. B., r. 822 Larkin
CLAY ALLEN .M., secretary Bank of California, NW
cor California and Sansome, r. Alameda
Clay Clement C. (Sherman, Clay & Co.) r. Fruitvale
Clay Edwin A., dental student, r. 13 6 Ellis
Clay Edwin C, student, r. 310 Leavenworth
Clay Florence, widow, r. 1211 Taylor
Clay Henry, asst cashier Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
707 Mason
Clay Henry, waiter Nicholas Sturlza, r. 411 Sansome
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r/\3 I tU K I I L I t-K^ C. Brown & Son fi^'t?. 823 Met Si.
CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
PEamER- JOUET & CO. CBflHIPmiHE :il- '«- '«« "^ "c,Hc CO.ST
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Sec'u.
Clay Horace T., cashier Thomas Day j: Co., r. 1330
• -=-■ Vnion
Clay J. P. Mrs., widow, r. 900 Pine
Clav Street House, Henn" Greaves i)roprietor, 36 Clav
Clav Street Market, 512-520 Clav
Clav Street ftTiarf , foot of Clav
B^ Clay. See Kley
Clajburgh Albert, hides and leather merchant, r. 1404
McAllister
Clayburgh Albert Jr., clerk, r. 1404 McAllister
ClaVburah Albert P.. bookkeeper Levenson &Co., r.lSlO
"Bush
Clavburgh Delia Miss, teacher (Jolden Gate Priman-
' School, r. 1404 McAllister
Clayburgh Emanuel P., clerk, r. 1810 Bush
ClaVburgh Leo H., hides and tallow, 49 Clav, r. 1404
" McAllifter
(/layburgh Leo J., bookkeeper Eenno Hart, r. 2408 Fill-
more
Clavburg-h Levi P., cattle buyer Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
■ 1810 Bush
Claybiu-g-h Meyer, capitalist, r. 2408 Fillmore
Clayburgh Moses, wholesale butcher, r. 1810 Bush
Clavburgh Simon (Poly, Heilbron i: Co.) r. 830 McAllis.
'ter
Clayburn Henry, teamster E. F. Dennison, r. Ninth Av
nr Point Lobos Av
Claybuni William, laborer Hogan & Crummey, r. Sev-
" enth Av Sou' h bet L and K
Clayes Arethusa A., widow, r. 1012 Fillmore
Clayes Harry M., compositor Examiner, r. 1120 Jackson
Claj-mour Edwin, conductor Market St. Ry, r, 132-2 Pag«
Claj-mour Jennie Mrs., saleslady, r. 6 Beaver
Claj-pole Alice Miss, teacher First Congrejrational Kin-
' dergarten, r. 2612 Webster
Claj-pole Jeremiah, miner, r. Alms House
Clajton Charles A., bill poster Pac. Coast Posting and
' Advertising Co. , r. 717 Turk
Clayton Charles H., conductor Market SU Ry, r. 1021
" Page
Clayton Eliza, widow, r. 2423 Buchanan
Clajton Ernest S., baker, r. 13 Hampton PI
Clayton Fanny Miss, r. 212^ Noe
Claj'ton Fanny S., widow, r. 212i Noe
Clavton Frank D., office 322 Washington, r, 1153 Howard
Clayton Gilbert, gasfitter, r. 1226 Bush
Clavton Harrj- G., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
" 122s^ Treat Av
Clayton Ida M. Miss, teacher Redding Primarj- School,
" r. 2423 Buchanan
Clayton James L., porter W. J. Sullivan, r. 2632 Sutter
Clayt«<n John A., carpenter, r. SW cor Cherubusco and
" Eugenia
Clajton JohnL., waiter, r. 2632 Sutter
Clayt^jn .'•amuel F. , carrier Examiner, r 117 Jones
Clayton William, secretarj- Sanford Bennett, r. 728 Sut-
ter
Claytor Charles, clerk Aime Girj', r. 71 Roach
Cleal John G., paperhanger, r. 40i Quinn
Clear Charles H., clerk County Clerk's office, r. 224
Seventh
ILEARIX; UOISE SAX FRAXIi^CO, Charles
tj f- Sleeper manager, 211 Sansome
Clearv Aggie F. Miss, steiwgTaj^her Boston Rubber Shoe
|! r Co. , r. 708 Octa\na
C LEAKY ANDREW J., librarian Odd Fellows'
ML Librarj-, r. 137 Page
Clean- Au'gustus S., inspector Custom House, r. 728
Twenty-first
Clearj- Benjamin F., guard County Jail
Clean- Catherine E., vsidow, r. 728 Twenty-first
Clearj- Christopher, blacksmith, r. 730 Folsom
Clears- Edward, ironmolder, r. 23 Morris Av
i'LEARY ER AXK C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
^— 40, r. 2919 Howard
Cleary Frank M., clerk Tarpey & Krigbaum, r. 2919
*^ Howard
Clearj- George, iroimiolder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 25 Jessie
Clearj- George S., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 23 Mor-
ris Av
Clear\- Henrj- H. , bookbinder R. J. Whelan & Co. , r. 1303
Sanchez
Cleary James, carpenter, r. N s Sacramento nr Orizaba,
Ocean View
Clean,- James, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1002 Polk
Clean- John, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South bet y
and R
Clean- John F., foremen Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 510 Jessie
Clearj- John K. (McDe\itt & Clearj-) r. 27 Stanley PI
Clearj- Louis, laborer, r. 2703 Howard
Clearj- Madge N. Miss, stenographer Spadone & Hunne-
well, r. 708 Octa^ia
Clearj- Martin T., clerk Custom House, r. 1102 Hijward
Clearj- Marj-, widow, housekeeper Pacific Union Club, r.
428 Tehama
Clearj- Mary Mrs., liquors, 256 Third
Clearj- Michael, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
Clearj- Nora Miss, stenographer Pope Mnfg Co. , r. 428
"Tehama
Clearj- Patrick, bookkeei)er Hibemia Sa\ings and Loan
Society, r. 2919 Howard
Cleary Patrick M., shoemaker, 1305 Sanchez, r. 1003
Sanchez
Clean- Thomas, clerk Hawaiian Commercial Co., r.
Oak 721 i
Cleaj\- Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 126 Freelon
Clears- Thomas, laborer, r. 2119 O'Farrell
Cleary Thomas H. , clerk Mrs. Marj- Clean-, r. 256 Third
Cleary Thomas J., capitalist, r. 708 Octavia
Cleary Thomas R. , marine engineer, r. 919 Pacific
Cleary Timothy J., shoemaker, 514 Mission, r. 25 An-
thony
Clean- William, clerk, r. 115 Ash Av
Clearv William E., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 332 Ritcli
Clearj- William J., collector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 23
Morris Av
Clearv William J. Jr., butcher Mohr & Nonnemann, r.
South Fifth Av nr L
l^"Clean-. See Clarev and Clan'
Cleave S."W., druggist", 1028 Larkin
Cleaves Hallie C. Miss, stenographer, r. 115 Tavlor
Cleaves Melville C, clerk Local Freight (MBce "S. P. Co.,
r. 130a T\\entj--sixth
Clees Pierre, billard table maker, r. 1205 Stockton
Clegg Agnes M. , widow, r. 1006 Minna
Clegg George E., fanner, r. 1713 San Carlos Av
Clegg Grace Miss, dressmaker, r. 1006 Minna
C'egg Grace Mrs., r. 510 Nineteenth
Clegg Harrj S. N., bookkeeper D. C. Heger, r. 819 Nine-
teenth
Clegg John J., clerk Carlson Currier Co., r. 1006 Minna
Clegg Oscar A. , boxmaker, r. 1006 Minna
Clegg Thomas E., iron molder, r. 1006 Minna
Cleghoi-n Thomas, teamster, r. 441 Fifth
Cleis Frederick, florist, 908^ Valencia
Cleland Frank, nurse, r. 122 Taylor
Cleland Frank A., mnfrs' agent, r. 223a Leavenworth
Cleland Robert, clerk J. J. Pfister Knitting Co., r. -J.tiio
Larkin
Cleland wniiam T. W., clerk, r. 2505 Larkin
Clem Clinton L., barber Frederick J. Bauske, r. 22i>
Third
Clem Oscar, bartender Charles D. Mangels, r. 501 Larkin
Clemens August F. , canvasser White Sewing Machine
■ Co., r. 915 Nineteeuth
Clemens Carl, machinist Jo-seph Wagner MnfgCo., r. 1'6
Clipper
Clemens Carl F. S. (Clemens & Janssen) r. 116 Clipper
Clemens George, cellannan National Brewing Co., r. 15
Birch Av
Clemens Michael, porter New Washmgton Hotel
Clemens Theodore, confectioner, r. 2219 Mason
Clemens & Janssen (Carl F. S. Clemens and Peter H.
Janssen) wood and coal, 332 Duncan
XRY the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, Main s<25-
BONESTELL & CO, k/i^^Ss nTRnRnTTRn
401 sansome: ST. OF \^ rw\.\y \^\j rwr\.x^
HDKINS MFG. CO. fliniON
fS^O FIFTH STREET Jlll/IV/ll
ANTI-FRtCTtON METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
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Cleniensen Anderw J., waiterr. 221 Grant Ave
Clement Alfred, collector, r. 406 Geary
Clement Alice Mrs. , r. 800 Montgomerj- Av
Clement Alphons (Pope & Clement) r. Oakland
Clement Auj^ust, engineer, 305 Steiner
Clement Benjamin F. , foreman Atlantic U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, r. 2321 Larkin
4'LEIIIE.^T, CAK.\Ox\, KLIXE AND ^TKADLEY
(Henry Jf. Clement, William M. Cannon, Will H.
Kline "and Walter P. Stradlev) attomejM at law, 11-
14 Mills Bldg, 4th floor. Telephone Main 855
Clement Edward, carpetlayer Alexander W. Whelden, r.
158 Clara
Clement Ephraim B. (J. & E. B. Clement) r. 2131 Tele-
graph Av, Oakland
Clement Francis H., bookkeeper S. F. Laundry, r. 1227
Pierce
Clement Frank, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
633 McAllister
Clement George, clerk Peter Clement, r. 2154 Filbert
Clement George B., tinsmith Taylor, Adams & Pritchard
CLEMENT 4;RA9I.UAR SCHOOL. Miss Mary E.
Callahan principal, Gearj- bet Jones and Leaven-
wo rth
Clement Henrv, bookkeeper Peter Clement, r. 2154 Fil-
bert
Clement Henn' D., waiter stmr Colon
<-LEMENT HESRV N. (Clement, Cannon, Kline and
Stradley) r. 637 Guerrero
Clement Herman, clerk Peter Clement, r. 2154 Filbert
Clement J,, laundrvman, r. 622 Clay
iXE.WENT .1. Jt E. B. (Ephraim B. Clement) exam-
iners of titles and searchers of records, 405 Montgom-
ery, Telephone Main 1108.
Clement Jabish, student, r. 637 Guerrero
Cleineiit John, hostler Root & Robinson
Clement Joseph, pantr\-man Marchand's Restaurant, r.
325i Bush
Clement Lewis M., engineer Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
CLEMENT Ll'MAX M., secretarj- Chamber .if
Commerce, 58 Merchants Exchange Building, r. 1001
Pine
Clement Peter, groceries and liquors, XE cor Fillmore
and Filbert, r. 2154 Filbert
Clement R., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1630 Ho«ard
4;LE.MEi\ r K. HEKBEKT, physician and surgeon,
office and r. 520 Sutter, hours 10 A. M. to 12 M. and 3
to 5 P. M, Telephone Main 5476
Clement Roswell P., attorney at law, 53 Supreme Coiirt
Bldg. r. 400 Lott
CLEMENT RLS!!iELL M., commission and merchan-
dise broker, 221 Front, room 1, r. Oakland
Clement Victoria, widow, r. 633 McAllister
Clement Walter A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 637 Guerrero
Clements Bernard W., clerk New York Life Ins. Co., r.
816 Nineteenth
Clements Charles H., r. 925 Hyde
Clements Charles S., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co.,
r. 617 Natoma
Clements Detlef, cooper Getz Bros & Co.,r. 1764 Harri-
Clements Frank, elevatonnan S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg, r. 1210 Devisadero
Ckinents Frank W., merchant tailor, 634 Market, r. 127
O'Farrell
Clements Frank W., insurance, 14 Sansome, room 51
Clements Frederick W., traveling salesman, r. 301
Leavenworth
Clements George, brewer, r. 510 Birch Av
Clements George F., confectioner, r. 617 Natoma
Clements George L. , ironworker, r. 917 Larkin
Clements Georgiana, widow, r. 2028 Green
CLE.MENT!!^ ttlLBERr ESTATE OF, Augustus
C. Barry and David F. Walker executors, William
CWments manager, 218 California, room 3
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA/ND'S
L.7^GER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Clements John, hoseman Engine 22
Clements John, seaman stmr Pomona
Clements John F., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements John F. Jr., 3d assistant engineer stmr Cor-
ona, r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements Joseph, hackman, r. 15 Howard C*urt
Clements Joseph J., driver, r. 617 Natoma
Clements Mathew, tailor, 45 Third, r. 30i Lewis
Clements Robert, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1630 Howard
Clements Sydney, bookkeeper estate Gilbert Clements,
r. 2028 Green
Clements Thomas H. , bookkeeper James A. Pariser r.
816 Nineteenth
CLEMENTS WILLIAM, manager estate of Gilbert
Clements, 218 California, room 3, r. 2028 Green
K?"Clements. See Clement and Clemens
Clementson Andrew, seaman, r. 43 Caroline
Clemes Richard, joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 524 Con-
neticut
Clendinnen John , asphaltum roofing, 1150 Mission
Clennan Milton A., foreman J. H. Carah & Co., r. 826
Waller
Clephane William, brass finisher W. T. Garratt .V Co., r.
Berkeley
Clerc Peter, laborer, r. 15 Pixley
CLlRC PlTlK r.> liiailiine vorl(»i,
laundry iiiarlitnery anil Garvin's Jacks.
Having been establNhed since l''6l, B re-
fer t» all leadins laundries (>r (alirornia,
219-i'il Main. r. Tfi TMenty-second
Clerfavt Jules, passenger agent Penn. Ry Co., 11 Mont-
montgomery, 528 Pine
CLERK BOARI» OF SIPERVISIIRS, office New
City Hall, 2d floor
CLERK. .UrSTICES' C0I:RT, New City Hall, 1st
floor
Clerk Sarah, domestic, 1901 Scott
CLERK .SrPREME COIRT OF CALIFORNIA.
Trobridge H. Ward, office NW cor Larkin and McAl-
lister
Clet Eniile, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Clettle Max, seaman stmr Acapulco
Cleu John P., baker, r. 2210^ Mason
Cleu Paul, driver Consumers Ice Co., r. 241 Ninth
Cleve Charles (A. H. Lochbaum & Co.) r. 1513 Scott
Cleve Clarence T. (Reed & Cleve) r. 809b Twentieth
Cleve Ernst, tinner Norton Tanning Co.,r. N s Twenty-
fifth nr Nebraska
Cleveland Aaron S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1513J
Mission
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO. (New
York) F. H. Ames Co. agents, 3 California
Cleveland Belinda, widow, r. 138^ Fair Oaks
Cleveland Benjamin, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 119 Third
Cleveland Bessie Mrs., physician, r. 204 McAllister
Cleveland Camille Miss, actress, r. 1751 Howard
Cleveland Charles, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 204 McAl-
lister
Cleveland Charles D., physician and surgeon, 600 Leav-
enworth, r. 1904 Ellis
Cleveland Clark B., carpenter, r. 1513 Broderick
Cleveland Edward, surveyor, r. 101 Grove
Cleveland Elizabeth A. Miss, principal Rincoii Grammar
School, r. 312 Van Ness Av
CLEVELAND FAUCET CO. THE,
Harry Hendt manager. 3WH EIII8. lele-
phone Soatb 86
Cleveland George C, law student, r. 50.5 Jones
Cleveland Horatio J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
728 Fulton
Cleveland Ida, widow, r. 1751 Howard
Cleveland Louis, tannerr. ,. 2605 Howard
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rajOBGESOHi CO. SHOWCASES
3-7 MARKET ST., S- F.
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Oleveland Marcia B. Mrs., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 826 Ellis
<-I.EVELAXD rniMARV ^'HOOI., Miss Annie
E. Slavan principal, Harrison bet Tenth and Eleventh
■Cleveland Rose Miss, manicure, office and r. 865^ Market
Cleveland Varnish Co., Henrj- Burner agent, 634 Mission
Cleveland W. W., assistant secretarj- University Club, r.
826 Ellis
•^Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clevenger Joshua D., manager Patterson Marble VV'ks, 37
Silver, r. 1515 Twenty-fourth
Clever Christina Mrs., r. 2247b Mission
Clew Henry, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Cliff E. H.", motorman Market St. Rv., r. 805 ProsiMJct
Av
CLIFF HOl'SE. terminus Point Lobos Av, 6 miles
W from New City Hall
Cliff William J., gripinan, r. 1412 Baker
Clifford Andrew J., carpenter, r. 427 Twenty seventh
Clifford Annie Miss, dressmaker W. M. Loudon, r. NW
cor S;tnchez and Clipper
Clifford Arthur H., inspector Custom House, r. 448
Bartlett
Clifford Charles, clerk, r. 416 Francisco
Clifford Cornelius, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 318
Vallejo
Clifford Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas LisrhtCo., r. 907 Folsom
Clifford David A., driver, r. 547 Mission
Clifford Edward J., clerk, r. 448 Bartlett
(Clifford Eugene, clerk, r. 301 Beale
Clifford Frank, upholsterer A. V. Henko, r. 214i Fill-
more
Clifford George B., wharfinger Harbor Commissioners, r.
IZh Liberty
Clifford George G., press agent, r. 448 Bartlett
Clifford Hannah, widow, r. o2ii Sixth
Clifford Hersey A., dairyman, office 32 Eddy
Clifford House, Joseph Clifford proprietor, 821 Howard
Clifford James B. , traveling salesman Butler Schutze Co. ,
r. Los Angeles
C!lifford Jeremiah, policeman, r. cor Sanchez and Clipper
C'LIFFORU JESSE, herbalist and drugs, 322| Third
Clifford John, r. 220 Fifth
Clifford John, fireman stmr Alameda
Clifford John, laborer, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
Clifford John, seaman, r. 108 Berry
Clifford John, steward S. F. Lamidn", r. 1212 Turk
Clifford John B., physician, office 322 J Third, r. 304
Third
Clifford John J. , porter Union Trust Co. , r. 206i Ninth
Clifford John H., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 114 Twenty-sixth
Clifford John T., coffeeroaster J. A. Folger & Co., r. 12
Mariposa Terrace
Clifford Joseph, janitor, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
Clifford Joseph, proprietor Clifford House, 821 Howard
Clifford Julia, r. 41 Everett
Clifford Kittie Miss, r. 114 Twenty-sixth
Cliffiird Michael, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 501
Napa
Clifford Peter A., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 220 Blake
Clifford Ralph H., janitor, r. 5 Auburn
Clifford R'.sd Mis<. r. 44S Bartlett
Clifford Sarali L., widow, r. 448 Bartlett
CLIrrOnD THl* Mrs. Jennle Foster
proprietor, 304 Ellis
Clifford Thomas, president U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
114 Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas, stevedore, r. 416 Francisco
Clifford Thomas C, laborer Market St. Ry, r. 404 San
Jose Av
aifford U. S. G., r. 13-2a Castro
Clifford William, cleaner J. F. Snow. r. 1623 Mission
Clifford William C. , hardware and plumber, 2401 Mis-
sion, r. 1930 San Carlos Av
Clifford William J., watchman, r. 52 Norfolk
Clift Esther, widow, r. 630i Olive A^
Clift James W., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1412 Baker
Clift Jane Mrs., r. 2406 Larkin
Clifton C, waiter stmr Walla Walla
Clffton Charles, seaman, r. 27 Minna
Clifton Charles, woo) drier Catton, Bell & Co. , r. 946
Harrison
Clifton Frank R., manager Wonderland Theater, 72»
Market, r. 803 Stockton
CLIFTO.V UE>'RV, general manager Veronica Min-
eral Water Co., 431 Turk
Clifton The, Mrs. Catherine C. Mathewson proprietor,
502 Powell
Cliggett Patrick, bartender David J. Tobin, r. 513 Stock-
ton
Climmars Dennis, laborer, r. 512 Mission
CLINCH BKl'AX .1., architect, 126 Kearny, room
57, r. 1716 SUickton
Clinch Charles G. (A. C. Dietz & Co.) r. 2310 Buchanan
Cline Anna B. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School, r
1414 Washington
Cline Annie Mrs., proprietor Pioneer Wine Co., 217
Grant Av, r. 733 Eddy
Cline Annie A. , domestic 312 Van Ness Av
Cline Edward, plumber, r. 547 Stevenson
Cline Frederick, cook, r. 1584 Valencia
Cline George, painter, r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Gustave, manager Pioneer Wine Co., 217 Grant
Av, r. 733 Eddy
Cline Henn-, r. 514" Bush
Cline Heno" A. , president Bay City Soda Water Co. , 116-
118 Golden Gate Av, r. 911 Fillmore
Cline Hugh, dairy produce, 2614 Sutter
Cline Ignatius, laborer, r 1335 Pacific
Cline Jacob, peddler, r. 530 Jessie
Cline Job, fireman stmr Tiburon
nine John, teamster, r. 168i Silver
CLINE JOHN E., clerk U. S. Engineer's office, r.
1817 Broadway
Cline John F., r. 1414 Washington
Cline Joseph V., draxTuan, 217 Front ,r. 1414 Washington
dine Martin S., bookkeeper A. Crocker & Bros., .r 1002
Sacramento
Cline Marj", domestic 1606 Larkin
Cline Mary J. Mrs. , teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline Peter, dra^-man, SW cor Sacramento and Front,
1508 Hvde
Cline Richard, clerk Post Office, r. 1414 Washington
Cline Samuel, tailor, r. 1002 Sacramento
Cline Thomas, laborer Custom House, r. 7^ Madison Ar
Cline Walter P., clerk Samuel More & Co., r. 1414
Washington
Cline William, musician, r. 437 O'Farrell
Cline William, plumbing, 2108 Fillmore, r. 2606 Sacra-
mento
CLINE WILLIAM, .r.c„,... «..«.
.>larket, r. 3o>o Mashingtoa
Cline William J., teamster, r. 10 Hardie
iCf^Cline. See Clyne, Klein, Kleyn and KUne
^r'Clingenberger. See Klingenberger
Clingerman Albert M., fireman Market St. Ry Co.,
141 Rose Av
Clingerman Ellen, wndow, r. 141 Rose Av
Clingerman Vernon G., r. 141 RoseAv
Clingman George E., traveling salesman Jones & C!o., r,
419 Ellis
Clmk Morris, tailor, r. 336 CTementina
Clinkenbard K. S., treasurer N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.,
r. Los Gatos
Clint Charles, master mariner, r. 319 J Bartlett
Clinton C. \N. H., laborer, r. Alms House
CLINTON CH.4RLES .4., physician and surgeon an
member of Board of Education, office and r. NE «
Twenty-first and Howard, hours 9 A. M. and 2 to
and 7 to 9 P. M., Telephone Mission 196
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
-I2O6 MARKEIT ST-REE"
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street
SAN FRANCISC
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
KODHKS
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
DETECTIVE CAMRRAS
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Clinton James, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 42 West Mission
Clinton John, clerk Swanberg & Dryseliiis,* r. 1220
Green
Clinton John, liquors, 245 Second
Clinton John B., butler, r. 1220 Green
Clintt)n Marjfaret, laundress, r. 6 Auburn
Clinton Margaret D. Mrs., nurse, r. 1220 Green
Clinton Rebecca Mrs., groceries and liquors, 437 Twen-
ty-ninth
Clinton Thomas, conductor, r. 850 Bryant
Clinton William J., clerk, r. 829a Oak
Clinton William J., printer, r. 437 Twenty-ninth
€LI.>ll'0.\' >VIRE CLOTH CO., (Clinton, Mass.)
Arthur N. Bayley agent, 210 Davis
Clipper Bicycle Co., Howard G. Stevenson president.,
James C. McBride secretary, Frank G. Cross man-
ager, 1114 Market
Clisby Seth, proprietor Eureka Grain Warehouse, NW
cor Montgomery and Chestnut, r. Oakland
Clisham James E., carrier Post Office, r. 1818 Stevenson
Olisham Thomas J., policeman, r. 3239a Sixteenth
Clivio Clara A. Mrs. , district visitor Associated Chari-
ties, r. 2928 Washington
Cloak Harry B., marine engineer, r. 509 Page
Cloches Henry, laborer, r. N s Sickles Av nr Sear, Ocean
View
Clodi Louis, compositor Cal. Demokrat Publishing Co.,
r. 1224 Pacittc
Clodius August, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 1731
Mission
Cloepperd Adolph C. T., shoemaker, r. 1407 Church
C'\og4 Peter (Mead & Clogg) r. S s Lyell nr Mission Road
Clooney James, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r, Oakland
Cloonin James, fireman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 41
Colton
Clos John M., conductor Cal. St. RR.
Close A., r. W s Gates n- Union Av
Close Benjamin F., carrier Post Office, r. 42 West Park
Close Charles S. , salesman Joseph S^hreiber Jr., r. 32(5
Ellis
Close Charles W. , turner, r. 221 Seventh
Close Edward W. , chief clerk Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Co. , r. 621 Bush
Close Frances Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Close Harry L., bookkeeper The Carson Glove Co., r. 326
Ellis
fl^"01ose. See Klose
Closson Harry C, compositor James H. Barry, r. Russ
House
Clot Camille, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 700
Broadway
Clot Eli, liquors, 726 Broadway
Clot Emile, finisher The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing and
Cleaning Wks, r. 726 Broadway
Clot Eugene, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 700
Broadway
(Jlot John B. (Clot & Meese) r. 1916 Broderick
CLOT & lYIEESE (J»hn B. dot and
Constant Heese) proprietors Reliance
Machine Woriis, sole licensed niannf'ac-
turcrs the Aledart Patent Wroaglit-Iron
Riiu Pulley, and agents Nenaslia Hickory
Split Pnlley lor California, Oregon and
^Vashington, 139-I;}! Fremont. Telephone
Main 847
Clotworthy Thomas, machinist, r. 29} Kissling
Cloud Charles, paperhanger, r. 43 Sixth
Cloud George W., clerk Smith's Cash Store, r. 712b Fell
Clough Alton H., secretary Pac. Coast Borax Co., office
101 Sansonie, room 26, r. Oakland
Clough Charles L., accountant Freeman, Smith & Co., r.
2021 Webster
Clough Elijah, compositor Call, r. 2111 Webster
CliOIIGH FRANK, chemist and druggist, 400 Ellis,
Telephone East 105, r. 404 Ellis
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GKS FRITTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER OM tHHKi ^^ ^^
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Clough Frank, lumberman, r. 659 Howard
Clough George A. (Beckwith & Clough) r. 1222 Seven-
teenth
Clough George A., law student Martin Stevens, r. 915
Hyde
Clough George F., (Beckwith & Clough) r. 1222 Seven-
Clough George H., plumber, 2602 Mission, r. 910 Shot-
well
Clough George P., storekeeper Vallejo St. U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, r. Oakland
Clough John F. , lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Berkeley
Clough Sarah A., widow, r. 406 Sutter
Clough Theodore U., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 2111
Webster
l^*Clou^h. See Clow and Cluff
Cloughley Thomas, clerk Hotel Fairmount
Clouse George W. , teamster, r. 533 Seventeenth
Clover George M., collector Ne.v Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. Alameda
CLOVEiC JOHN \., manager New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 1051 Market, r. 319 Lyon
Clover Mary E. Mrs., assistant bookkeeper New Home
Sewing Machine Co., r. Alameda
Clow Alonzo, contractor, r. 730 Naples
Clow Edward, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Clow Emma J., widow, dressmaking, 1330 Grove
Cloyes Charles E., clerk Custom House, r. 1114 Clay
Club Metropole, Perlev & Moore proprietors, 205 Post
Club Stables, William J. Rea & Co. proprietors, 409-411
Taylor
Clucas William, shipjoiner, 14 Folsom, r. 751 Howard
Cluces William F., carpenter, r. 336 Eddy
Cluck William, waiter, r. 64 Tehama
Clucktur Frank, laborer, r. 919 Sacramento, rear
Cluett, Coon & Co. , mnf rs shirts and collars, A. Culver
manager, 224-226 Bush
Cluff Brothers (Thomas M. Cluff and William Wat-
kins) wholesale and retail groceries, 40-42 Fourth,
9-11 Montgomery Av, 409-411 Montgomery Av and
401 Hayes
Cluff Thomas M. (Cluff Bros.) r. 1714 Vallejo
CLUFF W. B. «KCO. (William B. Cluff) groceries, 17
Sixth
CLUFF WILLIAM, president William Cluff Co. (hi-
corporated) 18-20 Front, r. 1916 Vallejo
CLUFF WILLIAM COMPAN* (incorporated)William
Cluff president, George W. Downey secretary, whole-
sale groceries, 18-20 Front, Telephone Main 1819
Cluff William B. (W. B. Cluff & Co.) r. Alameda
B^Cluffi. See Clough
Cluin Edward F. , bookkeeper Public Administrator, 319
Pine, r. 1307 Hayes
Clulow James, boots and shoes. 602 Montgomery, r. 809
Bush
Clune James, liquors, W s Manchester nr Precita Av
Cluue Mary, domestic Hotel Colonial
Clunen Bridget, widow, r. 41 Cotton
Cluness Peter, grocer, r. 1111 Folsom
Cluness William R., physician and surgeon, Pac. Mutual
Life Ins. Co. of Cal., r. 2004 Gough
Cluney Dennis, blacksmith, r. 1116 Hampshir
Cluniberti Johannes, laborer Gray Bros. , r. 329 Bay
Cluniberti H., laborer Gray Bros., r. NE cor Home-
stead and Twenty -fifth
Clunie Andrew J. (ciunie & Clunie) r. 115 De Long
Clunie Margery Miss, furnished rooms, 12411 Market
Clunie Thomas J. (Clunie & Clunie) r. 904 Devisadero
Clunie & Clunie (Thomas J. and Andrew J.) attorneys at
law, 202 Sansome
Clunk Christian, delicacies, 56 Bay City Market, r. 467 J
Tehama
Cluray Thomas, laborer S. P. Co.
Clussen Peter W., policeman, r. 10.| Angelica
Clute Aloa B., street contractor, 302 Montgomery, r.
1204 Dolores
Clute Edwin R., office 34 Montgomery, r. 1326 Scott
PASTEUR FILTERS :
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or iold Outright.
BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 IMarket Street
nm-im & go. cuampagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for PaclHc Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
CLU
COB
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fire and marine
428 california street
Clute F. J., miller J. A. Foljcer & Co., r. 311 Leaven-
worth
Clute John, law student, r. 412 Hyde
Cluver Henry, teamster Morton Drajing and Ware-
house Co., r. 516 Jessie
Cluzeran Jacques, carpenter J. Jacquemet & Co., r. 330
Broadway
Clvde James," clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
2012 Golden Gate Av
Clyde John, laborer, r. 32J^ Langton
Clyde The, Mrs. Maggie Godshall, proprietor, 36i Gear.-
Chnie Bartlett P., printer, r. 1.516 Devisadero
Clyne Edward M., compositor, r. 769 Harrison
cr>-ns John C, lineman, r. 162 Perrj-
ClJTie Matthew R., r. 769 Harrison
Clyne M. K. Mrs., janitress Longfellow Primarj' School,
r. 769 Harrison
Clyne Orr R., salesman Mark & Co., r. 930b Filbert
CljTie Patrick, insurance solicitor, r. 633 Ste\enson
ClyneThomas J,, clerk Xew England Mutual Life Ins.
Co., r. 769 Harrison
i^~Cl\Tie. See Cline, Klein, KlejTi and Kline
Clynes Annie, widow, r. 678 Clementina
Ciiopius L. C, produce commission, 303 Da\is, r. 1512
Sacramento
Coad Alfred, engineer, r. 1034 Washington
Coady Charles T., contractor, r. 1424 Point Lobos Av
Coady Michael, laborer, r. 3106j California
.-• Coady. See Cody
Coakley Andrew T. , apprentice patternmaker Union Iron
\\Tcs, r. SE cor Iowa and Yolo
Coakley Anna Mrs. , seamstress, r. 615 Birch Av
CViakley Annie, widow, r. 103 Ash Av
i'OAKLEV t'ALE, proprietor Midwinter Fair Hotel,
XE cor Geary and Central Av, Telephone West 618
Coakley Catherine, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Coakley Cornelius, longshoreman, r. Ill Morris Av
Coakley Ct^melius J. , laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. SE
cor Iowa and Yolo
Coakley Daniel, bartender Jeremiah Coakley, r. 236
Townsend
Coakley Daniel, machine hand. r. 44 Clinton
Coaklev Dennis J., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & I^ohman,
r. 426 Twenty-third
Coakley Edward, shingler, r. 45 Dame
Coakley Edward J. , sawj-er, r. 5 Sheridan
Coakley James, reporter Bulletin, r. 43 Sixth
Coakley Jeremiah, liquors, 236 Townsend
Coakley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 336 Louisi-
ana
Coakley John, painter Hopps & Sons, r. 48 Minna
Coakley John, stevedore, r. 416 Brjant
Co-ikley John F., laborer V. S. Api>raisers' Store, r. 121
Perry
Coakley John F., jiainter, r. 371 Louisa
Coakley John J., r. 212 Minna
Coakley Kate .-V., domestic 2515 Washington
Coakley Marj-, widow, r. 45 Dame
Coaklev Patrick J., laborer, r. 761 Harrison
Coakley Thomas J., clerk, r. 722 Shotwell
Coakley Thomas P. , packer Le^i Strauss & Co. , r. 41
Natoma
Coaklev Timothv, laborer, r. 45 Dame
l^~Coakley. See Cokely
Cgale Jesse B., inspector Cahill i Hall Elevator Co., r.
724 Mission
Coalev John F., machinist Pac. Wooden ware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 136 Eighth
Coan John, clerk James Deele\-, r. 3100 California
<'0.4i!;T AXD «;E0DETI(- SIRVET F. S.. I . .S.
Appraisers' Bldir, 4th floor
Coast CfiUection Agency, E. H. Wakeman attorney, Ed-
ward Acklev mana-jer, 124 Sansorae room 19-20
COAST REVIEW (insurance monthly) John G. Ed-
wards publisher, 508 Montgomery-, room 20-21 Tele-
))hone Main 1530
COAiiT SEAME.N'S JOl'R.\AL (weeklyi Walter
MacArthur editor, SW cor East and Mission
Coate Harrj R., sale.^imam The Coats Thread Co.. r. I'et-
aluma
Coates Caleb, liquors, 37 Sutter
Coates Frank C, tea expert Jones & Co., r. Hotel Lan^-
hani
Coates Gaines L., medical ►tudent, r. 213b Valencia
Coates George K., salesman, r. 2251 Sutter
Coates William H., clerk Hawlev Bros. Hardware Co., r.
Oakland
Coates William W., cierk C. H. Rejniolds & Co., r. 2523
California
Coates Winston C, medical student, r. 213b Valencia
Coates John R., clerk Market St. Ry. Co., r. 1117;. Ala-
bama
rOATS' THREAD CO. THE, Kittle & Co. a-eiits,
202 California
Cobb Charles, painter, r. 712 California
Cobb Edward S., mechanical engineer, 123 Calii.rnia,
room 15, r. 1130 Pine
Cobb G. W., teamster, 6 Battery
Cobb Harr>- D. M., salesman, r. 1822 Post
Ciibb Harrv H., salesman Dorn & Edwards, r. 30'.i
Fourth"
Cobb Henrj-, broker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Cobb Henrj-, marker La Grande Laundrj-, r. 1(X>1
Xatoma
Cobb Henry A., insurance agent, 321 Montgomery, r.
Sausalito
C'>bb Henry G., clerk, r. 118 Tenth
Cobb Ida E. Mrs., r. 232 Van Xess .\v
Cobb John, laborer, r. 5 Flint Alley
Cobb John, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cr Bay
and Laguna
Cobb Joseph, longshoreman, r. 129 Third
COBB MOSE8 G., attomev at law, 819 Market, rooms
49-50, r. 118 Tenth
Cobb W. Horace, bookkeeper, r. 702J Bush
Cf>bb William H. (Cobb ic Loetieri r. 37 Hill
COBB A LOEFLER (William H.Cobb and Martin G.
Loefler) attomevs at law, 137 Montgomen-, rooms
9-10-11
CobbljTi A., laundrjTnan The Lurline Baths, r. Haw-
thorne House
Cobby Albert E., architect H. Geilfuss, r. 516 EHi?
Cobby John W., carpenter, r. 516 Ellis
Cobine John, liquors, 14 Steuart, r. 12 Steuart
Ci ibleigh Charles E. , teamster Doane & Co. , r. 3 Bond
Cobleigh John L., blacksmith, 2020 Polk, r 1714 Clay
Coblentz August, traveling salesman, r. 1005 Gfilden
Gate Av
Coblentz Cerf, r. 525 Baker
Coblentz Felix, traveling salesman Coblentz, Pike i di.,
r. 511 Golden Gate Av
Coblentz Joseph (Coblentz, Pike & Co.) r. 1408 McAllister
Coblentz Jules, salesman Roos Bros., r. 911 Laguna
Coblentz Moses, salesman, r. 322 O'Farrell
Coblentz Nathan, solicitor, r. 1716 Post
Oblentz Felix, with Coblentz, Pike & Co., r. 511 Golden
Gate .\v
COBLE>'TZ. PIKE A CO. (Joseph Coblentz an.l
Btiaz D. Pike) importers and wholesale dealers wine-;
and liquors, 213-215 Batterj-, Telephone Main 1040
Coblentz Sylvain, salesman, r. 511 Golden Gate Av
Cobum Benjamin, caiTJenter, r. 2809 Bush
Cobum Charles, r. 739 Twentv-flfth
Cobum Clarence W. (Cobum, Tevis & Co.> r. 1704 Larkin
Cobum Francis H., carpenter, 2628 Bush, r. 2809 Bush
Cobum Frank, painter W. S. Upham
Cobum Frank L., clerk Deliven- Dept Wells Fargi ■ & €<<.,
r. 1139 Shotwell
Cobum George, fruit dealer, r. 668 Twentieth
Cobum Harrj-, plumber, r. 2202 Pine
Cobum Henry, carpenter, r. 43 Willow Av
Cobin-H Ira W., contractor and builder, r. 735 Twentv-
fiith
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Cobiirn Jamea, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Coburii James F., watchman, r. 1414 Jackson
t'oburn John C, stenographer Judson Mnf": Co., r. Em-
ery Station, Oakland
Coburn Joseph W., stairbuilder, r. 739 Twenty-fifth
Coburn Joseph W. Jr., printer Clinton E. Worden & Co.,
r. 739 Twenty-fifth
Coburn Nellie Mrs., r. 27i Fourth
CobJrii Ralph L., laborer, r. 748^ Minna
4'OBrRX, TilVI»!i A CO. (.Clarence W. Coburn and
Hugh Tevis) commission merchants and manu-
fat-tnrers' agents, 107-109 Front
Coburn William A., butcher F. E. Daverkosen & Co., r.
2.512 Bush
Cocasset Tannery (Benicia) Sumner Tanning Co. pro-
prietors, ofHce 413-415 Front
Cocco Peter, seaman, r. 6 Union
Cochell John T., compositor Chronicle
Cochin Pasquale, barber, r. 27 Stone
Cochituate Building, T. C. Kierulff agent, 213-215
Sansome
O ichius Ludwig, salesman, r. 537 Seventeenth
Cochran Belle Sliss, seamstress, r. 1918 San Carlos Av
Cochran Charles, assistant foreman Engine 21
Cochran Charles A. (Comej' & Cochran) r. 1108 Oak
Cochran Charles E., cigars, 1 Taylor, r. 119 Jones
Cochran Charles W., salesman A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 314
Jones
Cochran Conley A., stockman, r. 1110 Mason
Cochran Frank N., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 639
Ellis
Cochran H., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Cochran Henry, janitor, r. 907 Pacific
Cochran Hugh M., foreman Union Lmnber Co., r. 822i
Twenty-second
Cochran James, contractor and builder, 16 Post, r. 908
Minna
Cochran James, special policeman, r. 613.i Minna
Cochran James C. , r. 2316 Bryant
Cochran J. C, r. 29 Grant Av
Cochran Jennie Miss, r. 1918 San Carlos Av
Cochran John, expressman, r. 908 Ft)lsom
Cochran John, gunsmith, r. 631 Sacramento
Cochran John B. , carpenter August Guilbert, r. 2023
Mason
Cochran John J., marine engineer, r. 1115 Twenty-
third
Cochran John T., salesman John Sroufe & Co.
Cochran Joseph, detective, r. 402 O'Farrell
Cochran Joseph M., clerk, r. 1918 San Carlos Av
COCHRAN' JOSKPH P. (Craig, Cochran & Co.) r.
205 Leavenworth
Cochran Julia W., widow, r. 2644 Howard
Cochran Laura, widow, r. 318 Laguna
Cochran Leon H., wood and coal, 2634 Bush, r. 1525
Baker
Cochran Lida Miss, r. 205 Leavenworth
Cochran Martin, r. 206 Fifth
Cochran Mary A. Miss, r. 431 Bartlett
Cochran Orlando R. , capitalist, r. 22 Mint Av
Cochran Philip, laborer, r. 177 Minna
Cochran Rebecca, widow, r. 1918 San Carlos Av
Cochran Robert E., salesman, r. 123 Sixth
Cochran Robert N., r. 561 Minna
Cochran Thomas, blacksmith, r. 69 Natoma
Cochran William, teamster, r. 112 Perry
Cochran William E., conductor, r. 593 Schrader
€0CHRA:VE EDWIX O.. dentist, 850 Market, r. 326
Larkin
Cochrane R. A., oder stmr Coptic. O. and O. SS. Co., r.
on board
Cochrane Maria, widow, r. 612 Van Ness Av
Cochrane Richard L., r. 1216 Mission
Cochrane Richard R. , bellman, r. 106 Williams
Cochrane Robert J., special policeman, r. 829a Hayes
Cochrane Thomas, quartermaster stmr City of Sydney,
r. 3 Miller PI
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Cochrane Thomas C, contractor and builder, r. 3239b
Sixteenth
B^ Cochrane. See Cochran and Corcoran
Cockerill James C, musician, r. 311 Turk
Cockrill Harry B., deputy County Clerk, r. 617 Eddy
Cockrill Jane Mrs., dressmaking, 1116^ Larkin
Cockrill Robert L., corporal Harbor Police, r. 115 Leav-
enworth
Cockrill Theodore G., salesman N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
830J Bush
Cockroft Irving J. R., bookkeeper Western Sugar Refin-
ing Co. , r. Oakland
Cockroft Louis F., general passenger agent Oceanic SS.
Co., 138 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Cocks Barzilla, ship builder, r. 811 Church
Codding Charles R. , electrical engineer, r. 1001 Wash-
ington
8^" Coddington. See Codington
Code Alice B. Miss, stenographer S. P. Milling Co., r. 120
Oak
Code Charles H., warehouse foreman, r. 930 Valencia
CODE, ELFELT «£ CO. (Philip D. Code) manufactur-
ers canned goods, cor Tenth and Bryant, office 116
California, Telephone Front 65
Code Emma S. Mrs. , principal Winfield Scott Primar\-
School, r. 120 Oak
Code George R., devut^' Sheriff, r. 1022 Hamjishire
Code James, r. 1705 Oak
Code James C, tilesetter, r. 127 Ash Av
Code John, shoecutter, r. 634 Twenty-second
Code John M., r. 634 Twenty -second
Code Joseph F., manager John F. Myers & Co., r. 127
Ash Av
Code May P. Miss, teacher music, r. 120 Oak
Code Michael, proprietor Colton House, 220 Fourth
Code Miles, r. 220 Third
Code Nora, widow, r. 127 Ash Av
Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt & Co.) r. 930 Valencia
Code Philip D. Jr, clerk, r. 930 Valencia
Code Thomas, porter Redington & Co., r. 634 Twenty-
second
Code Thomas K , student, r. 930 Valencia
Code W. Field, clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 930 Valencia
Code WiUiam E., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1412 Lvon
e^" Code. See Coad
Codec Francis, liquors, 1501^ Polk
Codeglia Antone N., r. 514 Greenwich
Codey Matthew, r. 119J Fillmore
Codington C. Frederick, clerk Haas Bros., r. 223 Clij)-
per
Codington W. , storekeeper stmr Rio de Janeiro
Codington William H., bookkeeper Cal. Guarantee In-
vestment Co. , r. Berkeley
S^ Codington. See Coddington
Cody Agnes Miss, saleslady William Young, r. 118 C'liM-
ton
Cody Charles J., detective, r. 732 Capp
Cody Cornelius A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Hotel Fairmount
Cody Ellen Miss, r. 26 Hermann
Cody James F , contractor, r. 10 Twenty-ninth
Cody John, dairyman, r. 118 Clinton
Cody John, laborer, r. Alms House
Cody John, peddler, r. 258 Jessie
Cody Joseph, cle k, r. 119^ Fillmore
Cody M., linemnn Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 13 Dale PI
Cody Mary Miss, trained nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
Cody Patrick, melter, r. 119.J Fillmore
Cody Patrick J., contractor, NW cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission r. 10 Twenty-ninth
Cody Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Lily Av
Cody Thomas F., clerk, r. 10 JO Hampshire
Cody William E., salesman Joseph H. Terrv & Co., r.
631 O'Farrell
Cody WilUam P., machinist, r. 119^ Fillmore
l^-Cody. See Coadv
Coe Cassius M., r. 330 O'Farrell
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Coe George A., stableman Charles Drver, r. New Atlan-
tic Hotel
Coe George E., clerk sur^'eyors office Custom House, r.
2506 Sacramento
Coe Lawrence W., capitalist, r. 2506 Sacramento
Coe Sarah M. , widow, r. 927 Geary
Coe Thomas, porter stmr Humboldt, r. 221 Eighth
Coe Walter E., clerk, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coefield George W., machinist Duffey Bros.
Coefield John, plumber The Bald«-in'
Coelho Joaquin, capitalist, r. 423| Gre nwich
Coelter James J. , liverj- stable, 34 Hubbard
Coen Brothers (ilartin P. and William) v
butchers. Fourth Av South nr M
Coen Frank, furnished rooms, 526 Pine
Coen Harrj-, wood polisher, r. 2247 Jackson
Coen Jeremiah, plasterer, r. 2022 Folsom
Coen John S. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
r. 300 Cortland Av
Coen Joseph, china decorator, 234| Taylor, r. 35
rero
Coen Martin P. (Coen Bros.) r. Seventh Av South, bet L
and M
Coen Thomas, hostler R. B. Milroy & Co., r. «33 Stev-
enson
Coen William (Coen Bros.) r. 1233 Seventh Av South
^"Coen, See Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, Cone, Kohen and
Kohn
Coende Frances, widow, r. 2928 Washington
Coeuru Etienne, gardener, r. 3337 Mission
Coey James, mining, 402 Montgomery, room 21, r. 1329
Jackson
Coey William J., clerk Custom House, r. 1220 Golden
Gate Av
Cofer Elliott M. (E. M. Cofer & Co.) r. 1S30 Turk
Cofer Elliott M. Mrs., vice president King's Daughters'
Home for Incurables, 217 Francisco
Cofer E. M. & Co. (Elliott M. Cofer) commission and
brokerage, 216 Front
Cofer Laurie R., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1*^0 Turk
Cofer P. J. Mrs. , widow, r. 1912 Fillmore
Coffany Edward J. , undertaker Theodor Dierks, r. 957
Mission
Coffe Joseph, bartender Guillaume Tell Hotel
Cofifee A. J. Mrs., proprietor The Ivauhoe, 1715 Polk
Coffee Charles H., traveling salesman, r. 1023 Pierce
Coffee Edward E., bookkeeper, r. 2117 Howard
Coffee Ernest H. , druggist, r. ^^04 Larkin
Coffee Frank L., collector Pac. Gas Improvement Co., r.
1715 Polk
Coffey George, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r. SE cor
Pine and Mason
Coffee John, r. 1715 Polk
Coffee John C, laundrj-man Merchants' Laundrs", r. 3275
Mission
Coffee Michael, laborer, r. 543 Brxant
Coffee Patrick J., r. 704 Larkin
Coffee Walter A., clerk, r. 704 Larkin
Coffee William M., engineer Halleck Block, r. 1125
Eighteenth
aS'Coffee. See Coffey
Coffer John E. (McKnight & Coffer) attomev at law, 15
Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 733 Bush
Coffey Alfred I. (Martens & Coffey) r. 1142 Valencia
Coffey Daniel, detective, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffey Daniel, shoemaker, r. 133b Nineteenth
Coffey Edward J., journalist Monitor Publishing Co., r.
1600J Stevenson
Coffey Edward W., gripman, r. 4 crooks
Coffey Ella Miss, telegraph operator, r. 1600i Stevenson
Coffey Frank J., printer J. R. Lafontaine, r." 2005 Web-
ster
Coffey Henry E., manager real estate dept Easton, El-
dridge & Co. , r. 415 Clayton
Coffey James, longshoreman, r. 79 Clementina, rear
Coffee James B., porter, r. 2005 Webster
Coffey James B. Jr., bookkeeper Ludolph P. Detran, r.
2005 Webster
Coffey James D., laborer, r. 1610 San Carlos Av
CO ^ FEY JA.MES \., Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 9, chambers New City Hall, 2nd floor
Coffey Jeremiah V., clerk, r. 402 Golden Gate Av
Coffey J. J., ix)liceman, r. 17081 San Carlos Av
Coffey John, r. 342 Fourth
Coffey John, fireman S. P. Co., r. 10b Shotwell
Coffey John, laborer, r. 79 Clementina, rear
Coffey John, teamster, r. 430 Clementina
Coffey John J. (Knowiibui^ & Coffej) r. 23| Gilbert
Coffey John J., paver, r. 746 Howard
Coffey John ii., 3d cook stmr Queen
Coffey Joseph, laborer, r. 23^ Gilbert
Coffey Joseph F., attorney at law, 17 Supreme Court
Bldg,r. 1142 Valencia
Coffey Julia M., widow, r. 135 Larkin
Coffey Lizzie, widow, r. 228 Twenty-fifth
Coffey Lou N. Miss, clerk Washbiirn & Moen Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
Coffey Louis, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 530 Free-
mont
Coffey Louis J., r. 1142 Valencia
Coffey Mamie Miss, seamstress, r. 1820 Van Ness Av
Coffej- Mamie M,, domestic 1421 Larkin
Coffey Margaret, widow, r. 23i Gilbert
Coffey Mary, widow, r. 413 Seventeenth
Coffey Marj' Mrs., r. 133b Nineteenth
Coffey Mar\- Mrs., nurse, r. 1820 Van Ness Av
Coffey Michael, r. 2304 Folsom
Coffey Michael W., r. 18 Russ
Coffey Minnie Miss, shoestitcher, r. 1600i Stevens<-.n
Coffey Maurice, clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 23| Gilbert
Coffey Maurice D., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1600J Stevenson
Coffey Patrick J. (Coffey & Daly) r. 2304 Folsom
Coffey Richard L. , driver, r. 2005 ^^'ebster
Coffey Robert W., printer, r. 16 Hanover PI
Coffey Samuel, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. im
Nineteenth
Coffey Thomas, r. 540 Duncan
Coffev Thomas, florist J. J. McCarthv & Co., r. 18 Russ
Coffey Thomas J., clerk Report, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffev Thomas M., janitor, r. Ifi Hanover PI
Coffey Walter B., physician, 301 Sutter, r. 1142 Valencia
Coffev William C, clerk, r. 436 Seventeenth
Coffey William P., butcher, r. 2005 Webster
Coffev & Dalv (Patrick J. Coffev and James Dalv) liquor«,
le Sixteenth
B^"Coffey. See Coffee
Coffield Mar\- A. Miss, trained nurse, r. 808 Bush
Coffin Albert F. (Coffin & Sanderson) r. Oakland
Coffin Alexander, clerk H. HuddlesU>n & Co. r. 2013'.
Folsom
fOFFIX .4LO\ZO. pattern and modelmaker, 133-13.>
Beale.r. Mill Valley, Marine Co., Cal.
Coffin Andrew C. {Rediosrton& Co.) r. Brooklj-n,N. Y.
Coffin Arthur W.,clerkGeneral Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Coffin Bertram H., clerk Hellniann Bros, k Co., r. 2507i
Sutter
Coffin Carrie, widow, r. 603 Eddy
Coffin Carrie Miss, correspondent, r. 603 Eddy
Coffin Charles, draughtsman Reid Bros., r. 60 Annie
Coffin Charles A., dental student, r. 120 Jones
Coffin Charles D., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Coffin Charles E., 1st asst engineer V. S. Revenue Cut-
ter Bear, r. The Southerland
Coffin Charles W., bookkeeper, r. 1917 San Carlos Av
Coffin Charles W., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Coffin Charles W., packer Clothing Dept U. S. A., r. 122
Tenth
Coffin Deborah B., widow, r. 1614 Post
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Coffin Dewey (Coffin & Mears) r. 3237 Mission
Cofflti E. Mrs., r. 500 Van Ness Av
Coffin E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2507^ Sutter
Coffln fYancis M., compositor Chronicle, r. 1 Clarence
Court
Coffln Frank, salesman Davis Bros., r. 120 Jones
Coffin Frank W. , teacher music, r. 919 Post
Coffin Jean, widow, r. 1 Center PI
Coffin Harry W., mining expert, r. 1314 Webster
Coffin Helene M. Miss, retoucher, r. 919 Post
C<iffin Henry, plasterer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Coffin Horace, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2507 J Sutter
Coffln Howard F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 2507 J Sutter
Coffln Isaac S.(Redington &Co.) r. Brooklyn, N. Y.
COFFIX JAMES, secretary Alameda Sugar Co., 132
Market, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co., Cal
Coffln John H. (Coffin & Larkin) r. 10 Octavia
Coffin John W., plumber Russ Bros., r. 21 Sumner
Coffln Lincoln A. , painter, r. 33 Linden Av
Coffin Mary E., widow, r. 919 Post
Coffin Oliver C, compositor Report, r. Oakland
Coffin Robert, machinehand, r. 1 Center PI
Coffin Rouie Miss, milliner, r. 603 Eddy
Coffln Rudolphu^ W. (Cjffiii & Howe) r. 442 Guerrero
Coffin William H. , clevk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. 112 Jones
Coffln William H., 1st Lieutenant 5th Artillery U. S. A.,
Presidio
Coffin & Howe (Rudolphus W. Coffln and James E.
Howe) druggist, SE cor Sixteenth and Valencia and
and NW eor Twentieth and Mission
Coffln & Larkin (John H. Coffin and Patrick J. Larkin)
confectionery, 137 Kearny
Coffln & Mears (Dewey Coffin and Harry Mears) cigars
and tobacco, 3283 Mission
€OFFI.\ •& S.41VDERSOK (Albert F. Coffin and
George R. Sanderson) commission stock and bond
brokers, 228 Montgomery
Cofforratta Arasmu, florist, 182 Stevenson, rear, r. 9
Union PI
Coffrey Thomas F., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 212 Capp
€UFFKOTH JAMES W., secretary Superior Judges,
office New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 444 Fulton
Cofleld Charles H. , salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co. , r.
20 J Fifth
Cofleld George, r. 222 Eddy
Cofield John, r. 222 Eddy
Cofran John W. G. (Belden & Cofran) r. 1126 Hyde
Cogan Andrew, laborer, r. 152i Natoma
Cogan James, laborer, r. 152i Natoma
Cogan Johanna, widows r. 8 Jane PI
Cogan John, laborer, r. 152J Natoma ^
Cogan John, molder, r. 39 Jessie
Cogan Morris, carpenter, r. 152J Natoma
Cogan P., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorfi
Cogan Thomas, laborer, r. 345 Shipley
Cogan Thomas Jr., r. 345 Shipley
Cogan William, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
Cogan William, teamster, r. 2703 Harrison
U^Cogan. See Coogan
Cogger Edward, operator Buckingham & Heclit, r. 128
California Av
Cogger John H., tanner, r. 128 California Av
Cogger Thomas W. , carpenter, r. 128 California Av
Cogge<hall Castilla, widow, r. 920 Twenty-second
Coggeshall Susie A. Miss, teacher music, r. 920 Twenty-
second
Coggin Charles H. , cooi)er Kilbourn Cooperage Co., r.
116 San Jose Av
Coggin George C, papercarrier, r. 116 San Jose Av
Coggin Isaac C, manager Park Band, 70 Chronicle Bldg,
r. 123 Morris Av
Coggins Charles S. , lumber dealer, r. 718 Twenty-first
Coggins Edward B., whitener Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 575
Minna
Coggins Lizzie E. Mrs., nurse, r. 326 Jersey
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Coghill Newton B., clerk Coghill & Kohn, r. 1505 Jack-
son ti*- i
Coghill Thomas B. (Coghill & Kohn), r. Oakland
Coghill William H., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Chattanooga
COGHILL A KOHN (Thomas B. Coghill and George
A. Kohn), wholesale grocers, 300-306 Front, Tele-
phone Main 767
B^Coghill. See Cogill
Coghlan Allen, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. Indiana bet
Sierra and Napa
Coghlan Daniel W. , merchant, r. 19 Clinton Park
Coghlan Eva, widow, r. 720 Powell
Coghlan Frank, contractor plastering, office 16 Post, r.
1113 Hampshire
Coghlan Graham, clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 611 Chestnut
Coghlan James, groom 1316 Taylor
Coghlan John, carpenter, r. 17 Bridge PI
Coghlan John, reporter Post, r. 30 Rausch
Coghlan Martin D., driver, r. 12 Chattanooga
Coghlan Mary, widow, r. 1908i Green
Coghlan Nathan C, student Dennis Spencer, r. 720
Powell
Coghlan Patrick J., expressman, NW cor Mission and
Seventh, r. 12 Chattanooga
l3^"Coghlan. See Caughlan, Coughlan and Coughlin
Coghlin John, clerk, r. 330 Brannan
Coghlin John, laborer, r. 1217i Nebraska
Coghlin John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r. 546i
Second
Coghlin John D. (Coghlin & Ferguson) r. 700 Folsom
Coghlin Patrick, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r, 539J
Second
Coghlin Thomas E. , liquors, 1520 Market, r. SE cor
Ninth and Stevenson
Coghlin & Ferguson (John D. Coghlin and Thomas H.
Ferguson), liquors, 268 Third
Cogill Laui-a Mrs. , dressmaking, 1033 Laguna
B^-Cogill. See Coghill
Cogley Elizabeth E. Mrs., r. 149 Taylor
COGNET JOSEPH T., attorney at law, 14 McAl-
lister, rooms 22-23, r. 2332 Mission
Cogo Giuseppe, cooper G. Kucich, r. 4 Midway
Cogonero Michael, bartender, r. 421i Filbert
Cogorno Francisco (Cogorno & Garbarino), r. 416 Filbert
Cogorno John, gripman Powe 1 St. RR., r. 824 Jackson
Cogorno & Garbarino (Francisco Cogorno and Angelo
Garbarino) liquors, 512-514 Green
Cogozzo John, laborer, r. 330 Francisco
Cogswell Catherine, actress, r. The Burlington
Cogswell F. E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1001 Sutter
Cogswell Henry D., capitalist, r. 901 Powell
Cogswell James L., dentist, office and r. 350 Bush
Cogswell John P., bartender B. Conway, r. 1205 McAl-
lister
COGSWELL POLVTECHSJIC COLLEGE, SE or
Folsom and Twenty-sixth
Cogswell Sarah D., widow, r. 230 Cajjp
Cogswell William W., wireman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 604O'Farrell
Cogueugniot Katie Mrs., tailoress Samuel Meyer, r. 3:<
South Park
Cohan Bridget, domestic, r. 10 Dame
Cohan Celia, domestic, r. 40 Dame
Cohan David (S. Solomon & Co.) r. 1717 Sutter
Cohan John, tailor Fritz Oberg, r. 15 Verba Buena
Cohan Mitchell C, cutter A. Shirek & Co., r. 1717 Sutter
Cohan William, hackman, r. 734 Folsom
B^Cohan. See Cohen, Cohn, Cone and Kohn
Cohane Lawrence, eariienter, 710 Turk, r. 28 Turk
Cohelan Daniel S., weigher J. Macdonough & Co., r. 205
Bartlett
Cohen Aaron, engineer Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. 334
Green
Cohen Aaron, second-hand clothing, 309 Sixth
Cohen Aaron, tailor, 547 Clay, r. 720 Green
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Cohen Aaron, traveling salesman L. Goodfriend iSc Co.,
r. 116 Devisadero
Cohen Abraham, ciganiiaker, r. 902 Laginia
Cohen Abraham, clothing, 1202 Stockton
Cohen Aerie, carrier Evening Post, r. 527J Lombard
Cohen Albert, musician, r. 568 Howard
Cohen Albert D., barber Jean Broquet, r. 563 Mission
Cohen Alexander, glazier, r. 707 Laguna
Coaen Alfred, salesman Sperr^- Flour Co., r. 1510 O'Far-
rell
Cohen Alfred H., attoniev at law, 320 California, r.
Fruitvale, Cal.
Cohan Amelia Miss, clerk, r. 628 Twenty-second
Cohen Anita Miss, teacher Gai-field Primary School, r.
927 Sutter
Cohen Annie, widow, r. 628 Twentj--second
Cohen Aron, tailor, 1104 Clay, r. 17 Yerba Buena
Cohen B. Mrs. , r. 836 Sutter
Cohen Bamett, second-hand clothing, r. 960 Folsom
Cohen Baruch, shirt mnfr, 636 Clay, r. 517^ Grove
Cohen Benjamin, clothing, 14 Geary, r. 737 Green
Cohen Benjamin, rattan works, 1520 Polk, r. 1261 Cali-
fornia
Cohen Benjamin, second-hand clothing, r. 984 Folsom
Cohen Benjamin E., clerk Julius Morris, r. 669 Mc-
Allister
Cohen Bertha Miss, r. 1619 Post
Cohen Caroline, widow, r. 1454 'OFarrell
Cohen Casper, clerk Post Oflace, r. Alameda
Cohen Catherine, widow, r. 1013 Fillmore
Cohen Charles (Charles Cohen & Co.) r. 1236 Fillmore
Cohen Charles, salesman Metropolitan Molding Co., r.
1208 Polk
Cohen Charles, tailor, r. 1146 Sutter
Cohen Charles, tailor, 333| Fourth, r. 776 Folsom
Cohen Charles & Co. (Charles Cohen) shirt mnfrs, 209
Kearny
Cohen Charles I., painter and paper hanger, r. 1208 Turk
Cohen Daniel, rattan worker Benjamin Cohen, r. 1261
California
Cohen David, clerk F. To])litz & Co., r. 1621 De^-isa-
dero
Cohen David, locksmith, r. 1084 Howard
Cohen David, i)rinter Wniiam C. Brown Co., r. 1619 Post
Coheii David, second-hand clothing, 427 Sixth
Cohen David, tailor, r. 1044 Howard
Cohen David, watchmaker, 1014 Market, r. 630J Hayes
Cohen Donald A., clerk Costigan, Cohen & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Cohen Edgar A., manager J. B. Cohen Co., 203 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
Cohen Edward, policeman, r. 925 Geary
Cohen E. G. Mrs. , office, 320 California, r. Alameda
Coheu Eggie, salesman The Maze, r. 1013 Howard
Cohen Elias B., pawnbroker, 39 Fourth, r. 786 Folsom
Cohen Emanuel, traveling salesman, r. 1617^ Geary
Cohen Emil, salesman, r. 1716 Broderick
Cohen Emile (Cohen & Duglos) 20 O'Farrell
Cohen Emily, widow, r. 139J Shipley
Cohen Estelle Miss, clerk, r. 628 Twenty-second
Cohen Flora, widow, r. 909 Bush
Cohen George W., bookkeeper, r. 1210 Union
Cohen G. J. Miss, school teacher, r. 208 Polk
Cohen Godfrey, dry goods, r. 304 Hyde
Cohen Hannah, widow, r. 18a Russ
Cohen Harris, gents' furnishing goods, 54 Fourth, r. 316
Jessie
Cohen Harrj', cutter Hoffman & Alexander & Co., i. 552
Minna
Cohen Harry, cutter The Carson Glove Co., r. 14 J Oak
Grove Av
Cohen Henry, compositor, r. 1619 Post
Cohen Henry P., bookkeeper, r. 1312 Leavenworth
Cohen Hemian, commission merchant, r. 11 Laskie
Cohen Herman, rattanworker Benjamin Cohen, r, 1261
California
Cohen Herraan,'tailor, r. 1621 Devisadtro
4'OHE> MERRMASi,|importer mirrors, frames, etc
19 Grant Av, r. 2411 Octavia
Cohen Ida Miss, r. 960 Folsom
Cohen Isaac, cashier Ernest Essman, r. .552 Minna
Cohen Isaac, cloakmaker I. Botwin, r. 20 Moss
Cohen Isaac, merchant, r. 1519 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Isaac, peddler, r. 25 Norfolk
Cohen Isaac, peddler, r. 962 Harrison
Cohn Isaac, tailor, r. 20 Moss
Cohen Isaac, tailor, 404 O'Farrell, r. 422J Post
Cohen Isaac L., cigars and tobacco, 715J Fifth Av, r.
Oakland
Cohen Isaac N., president S. F. Clothing Renovating
Wks, r. 116 Devisadero
Cohen Isidore, glassdealer, 567 Market, r. Oakland
COHEX ISKAEL S., manufacturer's agent for the
Standard, Household, Goodrich, Eldridge sewing
machines, manufacturer of the San Francisco sewing
machine, manufacturer's agent for Eureka Silk Co's
silk, Wm. F. Nye's sewing machine oisl, Clark &
Beissell's hand needles, and Graff & Schmidt's scis-
sois, 145 Sixth, r. 30J Russ
Cohen Jacob, shoemaker, 145 Fifth, r. 909 Bush
Cohen Jacob, solicitor, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Jacob M., traveling salesman, r. 557i Lombard
Cohen Jacob S., merchant, r. 1236 Filhnore
Cohen James, laborer, r. 45J Gilbert
Cohen J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2247 Jackson
Cohen J. B. Co. (incorporated) Edgar A. Cohen mana-
ger, commission merchants, dried and canned fruits,
salmon, nuts and raisins, 203 California
Cohen Johanna, widow, r. 1619 Post
Cohen John, r. 11 Natoma
ohen Joseph, gents' furnishing goods, 48 Steuart , r- 1'08
McAllister
Cohen Joseph, merchant, r. 5271 Lombard
Cohen Julius, nurse, r. 1208i Turk
Cohen Lasser, carrier Post Office, r. Alameda
Cohen Leon, clerk L. & G. Brenner, r. 908 McAllister
Cohen Leopold, cigamiaker, r. 61 Shipley
Cohen Louis (Metropolitan Moulding Co.) r. 208 Polk
Cohen Louis, clothing, 310 Pacific, r. 1512 Buchanan
Cohen Louis, peddler, r. 7 Russ
Cohen Louis, watchmaker J. M. Strauss, r. 77J Fourth
Cohen Louis M., office 323 Montgomery, r. 1432 Geary
Cohen Lyon, salesman W. Oberdeener, r. 22 Sutter
Cohen M. Mrs., widow, crockerj-, 1914 Fillmore
Cohen Marks, barber, 21 Taylor, r. 729 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper, r. 1456 O'Farrell
Cohen Marks, peddler, r. 431 J Tehama
Cohen Marks, stockkeeper Lesser Crocker, r. 909 Bush
Cohen Mary, domestic, Alms House
Cohen Max, drj- goods, 1813 Powell
Cohen Max, fruit peddler, r. 1329| Clay
Cohen Max, peddler, r. 133 Collingwood
Cohen Max, salesman David Samuels, r. 1238 Golden
Gate Av
Cohen Max, shoemaker, r. 1581 Turk
Cohen Max, tailor, r. 1025^ Harrison
Cohen Max A., peddler, r. 10 Eldridae
Cohen Melville, barber Ferguson & Gies, r. 1813 Powell
Cohen Meyer, bookbinder, r. 1619 Post
Cohen M. H., conductor, r. 323 Lyon
Cohen Michael, tailor, r. 4 Hyde
Cohen Morris, cloakmaker I. Botwin, r. 351c Minna
Cohen Morris, compositor Report, r. 1619 Post
Cohen Morrfs, salesman M. Franklin & Bro., r. 1613
Webster
Cohen Morris J., special officer Municipal Burglar Alarm
Co., r. 957 Market
Cohen Moses, plumber, r. 215^ Twenty -third
Cohen Nathan, expressman, r. 1512 Buchanan
Cohen Nathan, jewelry, 407 Kearny, r. Alameda
Cohen Nettie Miss, ttacher Garfield Primarj- Schoo
927 Sutter
Cohen Newman, traveling salesman E. J. Hazard, r. 18
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(joheii Patrick, bricklayer, r. 532 Howard
Cohen Paul, clerk, r. 721 Folsom
Cohen Pauline Miss, glovemaker, r. 1906 Mason
Cohen Philip, barber, 12 Sacramento, r. 729 Golden Gate
Av
Cohen Philip, perfumer, r. 14f Oak Grove Av
Cohen Philip, watchmaker David Cohen, r. 13 Hopeton
Terrace
Cohen R. Mrs., r. 836 Sutter
Cohen Raphael, salesman Jose|>h t'ohen, r. 112!) Bu-
chanan
Cohen Rebecca M., widow, r. 931 Valencia
Cohen Reuben, traveling salesman Louis Kline & Co., r.
Cohen Reuben F., bartender H. Otersen, r. 720 Green
Cohen Reuben J., cashier Lowenburg iS Co., r. 5274
Lombard
Cohen Richard, collector, 14 McAllister, r. 12i Elgin Av
Cohen Rose Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
Sohool, r. 208 Polk
Cohen Rudolph, r. 703 Geary
Cohen Sadie, widow, r. 1013 Fillmore
Cohen Samuel, salesman, r. 417 Mason
Cohen Samuel, salesman Louis Kline & Co., r. 1454
O'Farrell
Cohen Selig, bookkeeper Aronson Furniture Co., r. 522
Geary
Cohen Simon, insurance broker, 216 Bush, room 68, r.
1519 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Simon, tailor, r. 552 Minna
Cohen Salomon, cigannaker, r. 197 Hyde
Cohen Salomon J., stock clerk, r. 1127 Geary
Cohen Susman, tailor, r. 450 Nattmia
Cohen Thomas T., collector Aronson Furniture Co., r.
323 Kearny
Cohen Waldo Mrs., teacher music, r. 1215 Clay
Cohen W. Hirsch & Co. (William Cohen and Lef>pold
Hirsch) clothing and furnishing goods, 5-7 Batter\-
Cohen William, r. 118 Tenth
Cohen William ( W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.) r. 828 Sutter
Cohen William, bottler Cal. Bottling Co.. r. 1208 Turk
Cohen William G., office 320 California, r. Alameda
Cohen Wolf, glazier, 1902 Fillmore, r. 1812Webster
Cohen & Duglos (Emile Cohen and Michael J. Duglos)
merchant tailors, 20 O'Farrell
8^ Cohen. See Cohan, Cone, Cohn and Kohn
Cohenour J. E. Mrs. , r. 1605 Webster
Cohl Abraham, teacher, r. 617 Gough
Cohl Brothers (Leopold and Morris A.) hatters, 220
Kearny
Cohl Leopold (Cohl Bros.) r. 312 Fulton
Cohl Morris A. (Cohl Bros. ) r. 619 Gough
Cohl Moses, salesman, r. 617 Gough
Cohn A., r. 813a Central Av
Cohn A. Mrs., r. 14i Cedar Av
Cohn Aaron, r. 821i Montgomery
Cohn Abraham, clerk, r. 1813 Powell
Cohn Abraham, traveling salesman, r. 469 Tehama
Cohn Abraham B., second hand clothing, 1068 Howard
Cohn Abraham E., manager Brown Bros. & Co., r. 161(>
O'Farrell
Cohn Adolph (Cohn Bros.) r. 1116 O'Farrell
Cohn Adolph, merchant, r. 637 McAllister
Cohn Alexander, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bush and
Battery, r. 1224 Ellis
Cohn Alexander, tailor, 1029 Market, r. 224 Fulton
Cohn Alfred H., ladies' tailor, 710 Hyde
Cohn Annie Miss, typewriter, r. 669 McAllister
Cohn Arthur, r. 1221^ Eddy
Cohn Augusta, widow, dairy produce, 919 Larkin, r. 14
Cedar Av
Cohn Bertha Miss (Cohn & Levey) r. 1608 Post
Cohn Brothers (Adolph and Herman) watchmakers and
I jewelers, 44 Sixth
' Cohn C, capitalist, r. 1519 Post
Cdliii Carl, clerk Julius L. Franklin, r. 637 McAllister
<'"lm Caspar, merchant, r. 309 Octavia
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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Cohn Charles, bartender Joseph Melczer & Co., r. 416
Natoma
Cohn Charles C, clerk City and County Attorney, r. 145
Grove
Cohn Daniel, barber Louis Rubenstein, r. 469 Tehama
t:ohn David, physician, office and r. 1404 Sutter
Cohn David, tailor, 408 Fourth
Cohn David S., gent's furnishing goods, 38 Sixth, r. 813a
Lott
Cohn Edward, merchant, r. 1721 Jackson
COH.^ EikWARU <K €0. (M. Blaskower & Co. suc-
cessors) importers, wholesale and retail dealers Ha-
vana and Key West cigars. 225 Montgomery, Russ
House Block, branch 1 Kearny, NW cor Geary
Cohn Ellas Mrs., boarding, 1008 Van Ness Av
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, r. 669 McAllister
Cohn Emil, boots and shoes, 124 Jackson, r. 1122a Turk
Cohn Esther, widow, r. 1121 Geary
Cohn Esther Mrs., tailoress, r. 22 Lafayette
Cohn Eugene B., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 410 Hyde
Cohn Felix, salesman Heneken & Schroder, r. 539
Geary
<'OHN *t. Jk VO, (incorporated) Goodman Cohn presi-
dent, wholesale liquors and cigars, 206-208 Battery,
Telephone Main 1385
Cohn Gabriel, manager Cosmos Cafe, 620 Market
Ct)hn George D., clerk, r. 1404 Sutter
Cohn Gerson, capitalist, r. 1519 Post
COHN GOODMAN, president G. Cohn & Co., 206-208
Battery, r. 1236 O'Farrell
Cohn Hannah Miss, stenographer Okell, Donnell & Co. ,
r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Cohn Harry, porter, r. 912J Geary
Cohn Heiman, watchmaker, 434 Hayes, r. 220J Fulton
Cohn Henry M., traveling salesman, r. 444 Jessie, rear
Cohn Herbert, clerk, r. 1519 Post
Cohn Herman, r. 1313a Steiner
Cohn Herman, capitalist, r. 901 Post
Cohn Herman (Cohn Bros.) r. 144 Fulton
Cohn Herman (Goldstein & Cohn) and president Gold-
stein & Cohn (incorporated) 26 O'Farrell, r. 1608
Scott
Cohn Herman, barber Morris Rosenthal, r. 117 Sixth
Cohn Henuaun, pictures and frames, 771 Clay, r. 625 Pa-
cific
Cohn Herman, printer, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Cohn H. F. Mrs. , r. 1312 Leavenworth
Cohn Isaac, barber, r. 1921 Bush
Cohn Isaac, second-hand clothing, 919 Folsom
Cohn Isador, merchandise, r. 424 Turk
Coh)i Isador, peddler, r. 107 Trenton
Cohn Isador, salesman Meyer A. Steen, r.l718b Ellis
Cohn Isadore, gent's furnishing goods, 106 Ninth, r. Oak-
land
Cohn Isadore G., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1519
Post
Cohn Isidore, clerk Philip Flatow, r. NE cor Geary and
Jones
Cohn Isidore, commission merchant, r. 1406 Webster
Cohn Isidore E., ph>sician and surgeon, office 20 Ellis,r.
2030 Scott
Cohn J. & Brother (Joseph and Solomon) clothing, 723
Montgomery
Cohn Jacob, r. 905 Market
Cohn Jacob, cigars, r. 1718b Ellis
Cohn Jacob, with G. Cohn & Co.. r. 617^ McAllister
Cohn Jacob, dental student, r. 1427 Bush
Cohn Jacob, groceries, 920 Folsom
Cohn Jacob, notions, r. 2415 California
Cohn Jacob D., r. 1405 Octavia
Cohn Jacob J., cashier Cook & Co., r. 669 McAllister
Cohn Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1313a Steiner
Cohn John, shoecutter, r. 307 Lily Av
Cohn Joseph, glazier, r. 739 Vallejo
Cohn Joseph (J. Cohn & Bro.) r. 942 Folsom
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Cohn Josephine Miss, teacher John Svvett Grammar
School, r. 1452 0'FarrelI
Cohn Kasper, merchant, r. 309 Octavia
Cohn Kaufman, framemaker, r. 707 Laguna
C ihn L., drayman, r. 1519 P -st
Cohn Lena, widow, r. 1538 Ellis
Cohn Leo, gilder Sohussler Bros., r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Cjhn Leopold, clerk Isador Glaser, r. 61 Shiple\'
Cohn Lesser, merchandise, r. ■2'24 Turk
Cohn LillieMiss, cashier, r. 1718 Ellis
Cohn Louis, deputy Assessor, r. 1608 Post
Cohn Loui<, news agent Occidental New^ Co., r. Paso
Rible-!, Cal.
Cohn Louis, jtorter James G. Walker
Cohn Louis, second hand goods, 310 Pacific, r. 1512
Buchanan
Cohn Louisa, widow, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Cohn Marcus, r. 1221 J Eddy
Cohn Marcus, clothing and furnishing goods, 228 Sixth
r. 230^ Sixth
Cohn Marion D., merchant, r. 1404 Sutter
Cohn Ma.x, cigarmaker, r. 923^ Folsom
Cohn Max, clerk H. Wolf & Bros., r. 637 McAllister
Cohn Max, i)ainter, r. 303 Octavia
Cohn Max M., bookkeeper Abramson, Heunisch Co., r.
145 Grove
Cohn Mendal, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 2415 Cali-
fornia
Cohn Meyer, boot and shoemaker, 246 Eleventh
Cohn Meyer A. , r. 1911 Geary
Cohn Mitchell, expressman, r. 1450 O'Farrell
Cohn Morris, r. 1610 Scott
Cohn Morris, baker, r. 710 Hyde
Cohn Morris, salesman, r. 326 Polk
Cohn Morris B., merchant, r. 1324 Ellis
Cohn Moses G., clerk Newman & Levinsoii, r. 145 Grove
Cohn Nathan, clerk, r. 17 Willow Av
Cohn Nathan, salesman The Maze, r. 224 Turk
Cohn Nathan, tailor, 109 Fifth
Cohn Nathan, tailor, r. 1036 Howard, rear
Cohn Nathan J., clerk Isidor Rudee, r. 820i Larkin
Cohn Newman (Cihn & Schetter) r. 220 Sixth
Cohn Newman, fringemaker Mrs. A. Colombat, r. 669 Mc-
Allister
Cohn Pearl, stenographer Abramson, Heunisch Co., r.
912 Sutter
Cohn Philip, r. 904 McAllister
Cohn Rachel L., widow, r. 1519 Post
Cohn Rav Miss, salesladv, r. 1813 Powell
Cohn Rebecca, widow, r. 1618 Fell
Cohn Kobert, salesman Henry Lyons, r. 707 Laguna
Cohn Rosa Miss, r. 905 Hyde
Cohn Samual, fruits and vegetables, 1502 Franklin, r.
311 Austin Av
Cohn Samuel, gents' furnishing goods, 24 Sixth, r. 434i
Natoma
Cohn Samuel, tailor, r. 923i Folsom
Cohn Samuel, telegraph operator, r. 637 McAllister
Cohn Samuel E., salesman Roos Bro-!., r. 417 Mason
Cohn Samuel H., school teacher, r. 1823 Sutter
Cohn Samuel M. (S. M. Cohn & Bro.) r. 828 Union
Cohn S mon, r. 1304 Laguna
Cohn Simon, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 22 Lafay-
ette
Cohn Simon Mrs. , widi>w, r. 1224 Ellis
Cohn S. M. & Brother (Samuel M. and Theodore) dry
goods, 1305 Stockton
Cohn Solomon, barber, 622 Shrader
Cohn Solomon (J. Cohn & Bro.) r. 614 Bush
Cohn Solomon S., broker, r. 1452 O'Farrell
Cohn Sophia, widow, r. 778 Stevenson
Cohn Theodore (S. M. Cohn & Bro.) r. 828 Union
Cohn Theodore, bookkeeper Rinaldo Bros. & Co. , r. 2134
Sutter
Cohn Thomas, meternian, r. 14^ Laussat
Cohn Thomas, tailor, 716 Washington, r. 13 Hopeton
Terrace
Cohn William (Horwitz & Cohn)r 17 Van Ness Av
Cohn William, bookkeeper A. Shirek & Co., r. 1304 La-
guna
Cohn William, clerk Frisbee, Risdon & Co., r. 1221^
Eddy
Cohn William, foreman The Hebrew, r. 1019 Fillmore
Cohn William F., foreman Porter, Sles-inger & Co., r.
1617 Church
Cohn William R., salesman Heller, Bachman i Co., r:.
1718b Ellis
Cohn Wolf L., tailor, 227 Montgomery, r. 1415 Scott
Cohn & Levey (Miss Bertha Cohn and Miss Frances-
Levey) florists, 1125 Sutter
Cohn & Schetter (Herman Cohen and Miss Arlele Schet- '
ter) hats and millinery, 503 Montgomery Av
B^Cohn. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cone, Kone and
Kohn
Cohnreich Arthur, r. 611 Eddy
Cohnreich Eugene, salesman H. Summerfield & Co.,i-
611 Eddy
Cohnreich Israel, proprietor The Van Dyke, 309 Powell
Cohnreich Rose, widow, r. 611 Eddy
Cohrn Edward, sergeant Harbor Police, r. 925 Geary
Coiner Oscar C. , salesman Will & Finck Co. , r. Oakland-
Coit Harry H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
r. Oakland
Coit L. H. Mrs. , r. Palace Hotel
BS^Coit. See Coyte
B^"Cokely. See Coakley
t;(iker William, commission, r. 2004 Devisadero
Colan Alfred, carpenter, r. 2728 Mission, rear
Colback WilUam H., bartender O'Neil Bros., r. 1125 Oak
Colbert Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 634 Elizabeth
Colbert Edgar, traveling salesman, r. 614 Eddy
Colbert Edward J., with Arctic Oil Wks, r. 614 Eddy
Colbert Ellen, widow, r. 30 -Hickory Av
Colbert James, plasterer, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Colbert James K. , bricklayer, r. 450 Third
Colbert J. Lee, conductor, r. 634 Elizabeth
Colbert John, gardener, r. 40<;!olton
Colbert John, painter, r. 27 Stevehson Av
Colbert John H., horse trainer, r. 40 Crocker
Colbert John W. , student, r. 634 Elizabeth
Colbert Joseph J., butcher Ernest Weber & Co., r. 40
Colt on
Colbert Malachi, paver, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Colbert Mary A. , widow, varieties, 450 Third
Colbert Michael, r. 729 Gough
Colberr, Philip G., bookkeeper E. Commins & Co., r. 729
Gough
Colbert Silas, clerk The Baldwin
Colbert William, shoemaker, r. 27 Stevenson Av
BSrColbert. See Culbert
Colbin Joshua, watchman Boys' and Girls' Aid Society
Colbourn Ellen, widow, r. 2509 Sutter
Colbourn Samuel D., clerk F. Willniack, r. 223 Fif-
teenth
Colbrandt John W., millhand, r. 18b Bluxonie
Colbrandt Maria, widow, r. 18b Bluxome
Colbrandt Richard, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 996 Noe
Colburn Anna, widow, r. 1709 Market
Colburn Charles E. , capitalist, r. 1033 Twentieth
Colburn Gejrge L., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1117
Hyde
Colburn Louisa, widow, r. 1169 Mission
Colburn Martha Mis., r. 816 Buchanan
Colburn Orville M., dental student, r. 1033 Twentieth
Colburn Sylvester W., cabinetmaker, r. 520 Fourth
Colburn William, boilerniaker Union Iron Wks, r. New
Continental Hotel
Colby Alfred S„ delivery clerk Thos. Day & Co., r. 409
Franklin
Colby Andrew J., solicitor Report, r. 122 J Oak
Colby Augusta, widow, r. 409 Franklin
4'OLBY €H4RLE!!i W., storekeeper Board of Edu-
cation, SW cor Pine and Larkin, r. 927 Howard
Colby Edwin, farmer, r. Alms House
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Colby Harvey W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Brent-
wood, Cal
Colby Hattie A., widow, r. 719a Fourteenth
Colby Henry H., sergeant police, r. 414 Lett
Colby James, janitor Chronicle BIdg, r. 22 Turk
Colby Maxwell Mrs., r. 122>^ Oak
Colby Nettie Miss, telephone operator, r. 409 Franklin
Colby Roy M., clerk, r. 719 Fourteenth
Colby Sadie R. Miss, stenographer, r. 409 Franklin
Colby W. H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 422 Elev-
enth
Colby William, cooper, r. 466 Bryant
Colby William, master bark Mercury, Pier 3 Steuart, r.
.524 Capp
Colby William R., clerk Bulletin, r. 913 Golden Gate Av
COLBV Z. Fli.ilVDERS, tobacconist, 19401 Mission
a^ Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby
Colclougli Samuel, r. 472 Tehama
Cold Blast Delivery Co. , John J. Meyers manager, 109
California, room 1
Coldthrop Robert R., janitor, r. 370 Natoma
COLDWELL GEORGE W., .....
and sboes, lVi6 Kentucky, r. »08 lo%va
Col.iwell Irad B. (Daly & Coldwell) r. 1021 Valencia
('(lid well Leverett, driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
Coldwell Owen W. , driver La Grande Laundry
Cole Abraham, teacher languages, r. 617 Gough
Cole Albert R., electrician, r. 3 Eaton PI
Cole Amos, teamster, r. 1416 Folsom
Cole Arthur B., conductor, r. Ill Fair Oaks
le Bernard, teamster, r. 261 First
le Charles H., musician, r. 120 Ttnth
le Charle^ M., electrician Phonograph Co., r. 2712
Bush
le Charles M., fruits and vegetables, 1013 Valencia, r.
337c San Jose Av
KOLE €H.4.RLE!$ HI., secretary California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., 117-121 Geary, r. 610a Bush
Cole Charles W., iron worker, r. 8 Salmon
lole Christopher, fireman, r. 527 Second
OLE DANIEL T., vice-president Moore, Hunt &
Co. , and State Harbor Commissioner, r. 1719 Geary
le Edward, laborer, r. 14 Jackson
!ole Edward, painter, r. 224 Kearny
le Edward F., salesman Crane Co , r. 1106 Gough
le Edward P., attorney at law, 4 Mills Bldg, 6th floor,
r. 2615 Buchanan
Cole Elmer Mrs. , saleslady, r. 2l5b Valencia
Elmer K., clerk Argonaut Publishing Co., r. Lorin,
Cal.
'Pole Kliza, liquor saloon, 301 Michigan
Cole F. M.,r. 1063i Mission
COLE FOii^TER P., treasurer California Furniture
! Manufacturing Co., 117-121 Geary, r. Alameda
ICole Frank G., machinist Harvey W. Rice Engine
I Wks, r. 909e Folsom
jCole Grant G., teamster Jason B. Cole, r. 33^ .Juniper
'Cole H., painter, 48 Sacramento
ICole Henrietta A., widow, r. 413 Post
ICole Henry, restaurant, 524 Sixth
iCole Henry J. (Cole & Wise) r. N s Alms House Road nr
j Corbett Road
Cole H. Hammond Rev. , pastor Olivet Congregational
I Church, r. 317 Noe
jCole H. Hammond Mrs., president Woman's Industrial
Union Rescue Home for Girls, r. 317 Noe
ICole Isaac, r. 8S Ninth
Cole Isaac H., traveling salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Sacramento, Cal
Cole James, boarding, r. 301 Michigan
I Cole James, cook, r. 246 Third
jCole James, inspect ir, r. 2106 Sutter
'Cole James, janitor, r. 372 Natoma
;Cole James, restaurant, .506 Howard, r. 522 Howard
jCole James J., painter, r. 313 Ellis
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COLE JASON B.f drayman, .\E cor
JMaIn and Mission, r. 1416 Folsom
Cole J. F. , tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.
Cole John, shoemaker, r. 227 Minna
Cole John E. , upholsterer, r. 1128 Pine
Cole John F., clerk Legge& Mills, r. 1213 Green
Cole John F. , salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg (Jo. , r.
1315a Golden Gate Av
Cole John H., butcher, 1316 Taylor
Cole John J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 313
Ellis
COLE .|I»H\ R., selling agent New York Insulated
Wire Co., 54 Second, r. Alameda
Cole John S., driver Morton Special Deliverv, r. 1801
Dupont
Cole Joseph F., oiler Cal. St. RR., r. 1213 Green
Cole Joshua, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Cole Juan, peddler, r. 1563 Kearny
Cole Lena C. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar School, r.
520 Grove
Cole Lomira C, widow, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Cole Louis, rectifier, r. 1323 Fillmore
Cole Lyman W. R., polisher S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. 3015 Fillmore
Cole Margaret Mrs., janitress Boys' High School, r. 206^
Ninth
Cole Mark T., bookkeeper Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. Lorin
Cole Martha A. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 711 Fair Oaks
Cole Martin T. , liquors, r. 75 Clementina
Cole Matthew B., dept. manager Levi Strauss & Co., r.
noi Pine
COLE NATHANIEL P.,president CalifoniiaFurniture
Manufacturing Co., 117-121 Geirv, r. 1120 O'Farrell
Cole Nathaniel P. Jr., student, r. 1120 O'B'arrell
Cole Percy J., carpenter Stockton Planing Mills, r. 332
Sunny Side Av
COLE R. BEVERLY, physician, surgeon and pro-
fessor diseases women. Medical Department Univer-
sity of California, office and r. 826 Sutter
Cole Robert, hostler, r. W s Harrison nr Precita A\-
Cole Robert, foreman Golden Gate Park, r. 1600 Mission
Cole Robert, steward, 820 Battery
COLE nOBEnT E.I Uvrry stable, ?46
Tliird, Teleplione Main .5619, and witli
irnion llndertalilng Co,, 7:».11ission, r. 654
Folsom
Cole Samuel D., teamster, r. 325 Forty-ninth Av
Cole Samuel E. , labt)rer, r. 325 Forty-ninth Av
Cole Sarah E., widow, r. 1815 Eddy
Cole Thomas, mining, 331 Pine, room 20, r. 2405 Octavia
Cole Thomas J. , r. 810 Hai'jrht
Cole Walter H., clerk Union Lithograph Co., r. Oakland
Cole William, carpenter, r. 637 Twenty-second
Cole William, interior decorator Daniel Foley, r. 28
Seventh
Cole William, laborer Union Iri>n Wks, r. 301 Michigan
Cole William, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1563 Kearny
Cole William, shingler, r. 1942i Mission
Cole William H., bartender Mary A. Carroll, r. 206
Silver Av
Cole William H., carpenter, r. 452 Haight
Cole William H. Jr., painter, r. 637 Twenty-second
Cole William L. , asst secretary State Board of Harbor
Commissioners, 10 California, r 1719 Geary
Cole William P , teamster Jersey Milk Co., r. 350 Te-
hama
Cole h Wise (Henry J. Cole and John S. Wise) proprie-
tors Baden Ranch Dairy, Alms House Road nr
Ocean House Road
8^ Cole. See Kohl and Coale
Coleman Abraham, barber, 527 Sacramento, r. 428
Green
STOVBS
KND KITCHEN S\JI=I=I-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected VInt&ges
of H. CUVILLIER & FRLRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Coleman Abraui, laborer Custom House, r. 511>. Green-
wich
Coleman Adolph, barber, (iU Washington, r. 428 Green
Coleman Alexander, [ilumber Thomas Gainford, r. 425
Green
Coleman Alexander, speculator, r. 11 Seymour Av
Coleman Alfred, seaman, r 504 Third
Coleman Andrew, pawnibroker, 41 Third, r. 2114 Pine
Coleman Annie T. Mrs., r. 325 O'Farrell
I'OLEMAK BARRV, vice-president and manager
United Carriage Co., Palace Hotel, r. 1920 Pierce
Coleman Birdie E. Miss, bookkeeper William Cline, r
915 Mission
Coleman Brothers ^Harry and Morris) furniture dealers,
915 Buchanan
C ileman Catherine, widow, r. 11 Clara
Coleman Catherine, widow, r. 636 Oak
Cjleman Charles, bartender, r. 1217 Devisaden.
Coleman Charles, r. .501 Napa
Coleman Charles, porter, r. 904 Kearny
Coleman Charles, real estate, r. 1513 Scott
Coleman Charles, tailor, r. 4161 Natoma
Coleman Charles C, r. 245 Minna
Coleman Charles E., mnfr's agent, 120 Sutter, r. San
Leandro, Cal.
Coleman Charles L. , nuif r, r. 1226 Golden Gate A\
Coleman Clarence, clerk, r. 47 Louisa
Coleman Cornelius, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r.
1114J Kentucky
Coleman Cornelius".;., ironworker Union Iron Wks, r.
1114i Kentucky
Coleman Daniel, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 109
Juniper
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 13^ Madison Av
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Coleman Daniel, teamster, r. 3112 Fillmore
Coleman Daniel .Jr., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r.
109 Juniper
Coleman Daniel F., boilermaker, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Daniel G., clerk Pope & Talbot and secretary
S. F. Athletic Club, r. 1316 Hayes
Coleman Daniel H. , policeman, r. 1316 Hayes
Coleman Daniel R., driver Stevenson k Co.
Coleman David C. , draughtsman BjTon J. Clinch, r.
2725 Brjant Av
Coleman David R., solicitor Swain & Murdock, r. 1927
San Carlos Av
Coleman Dennis, janitor, 23 Davis, r. 426 Chestnut
Coleman Dennis, shoemaker, r. 353 Clementina
Coleman Dennis A., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,
r. 109 Juniper
Coleman Dennis R., teamster, r. 137 Perry
Coleman Dora Miss, r. 2114 Pine
Coleman E. B. Mrs., r. 1900 Franklin
Coleman Edward, capitalist, r. Beresford Hotel
Coleman Edward, caqienter, r. 1534 Jackson
l'OLEn.4X KU>VARD, president Pacific Rolling
Mill Co., 100 Market, r. 600 Bush
Coleman Edward H., secretary, r. 1316 Hayes
Coleman Edwin, messman stmr Colima
Coleman Effie, clerk, r. 47 Louisa
Coleman Ellen, widow, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Ellen, widow, r. 12 5 Steiner
Coleman Elvira Miss, teacher Washington Gi-anunar
School, r. 422 Ellis
Coleman Ernest G., druggist, r. 1380 Buchanan
l'OLE.1IAN' El' AX J., president Pacific Transfer Co.
and United Carriage Co. and attorney at law, 20
Sutter, Telephone Main 5031, r. 1450 Sacramento,
Telephone East 120
Coleman F. M., second cook stmr Alameda
Coleman Frances E. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1418 Hyde
Coleman Frank E., printer, r. 803 Mason
Coleman Frederick, longshoreman, r. 5 Rincon Court
Coleman Gano W. , grocer, r. 485 Haight
Coleman Garry, janitor, r. 1109 Twentv-sixth
Coleman George, cook, r. 210 Bryant
Coleman George, laborer, r. 105 Xew Montgomery
Coleman George E., druggist, r, 1330 Buchanan
Coleman Gustavus A., clerk, r 414 O'Farrell
Coleman Hannah, widow, r. 30 Russ
Coleman Harlow G., embalmer H. C. Porter & Co., r.
122 Eddy
Coleman Harriet A., widow, r. 1330 Buchanan
Coleman Harris, taik)r, r. 428 Green
Coleman Harrj-, bookkeeiier, r. 805 Turk
Coleman Harry (Coleman Bros.), r. 30 Russ
Coleman Hattie E. Miss, stenographer, r. 915 Buchanan
Coleman Helen, widow, r. 417 Mason
Coleman Henry, r. 1330 Stockton
Coleman Henrj-, clerk, r. 513b Larkin
Coleman Henry R., librarian Mercantile Library, r. 917
Army
Coleman Herman, shoemaker, r. 915 Buchanan
Coleman Howard B., cigars and tobacco, 16 Third, r.
1407 Jones
Coleman James, laborer, r. 1008 Florida
Coleman James, machinist, r. 501 Napa
Coleman James, marine fireman, r. 542 First
Coleman James, packer Anglo-American Crockery and
Glassware Co., r. 11 Clara
Coleman James M., laborer, r. 30 Bernard
Coleman James M., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 246
Sixth
Coleman James S., r. 1209 Folsom
COLEMA.X JAiME»» V., capitalist, 31-32 Mills Bldg,
5th floor. Telephone Main 319, r. Palace Hotel
Coleman James W., real estat* agent, 131 Montgomery,
r. 27 Elgin Park Av
Coleman Jane, widow, r. 2724 Folsom
Coleman John, r. 722 Filbert
Coleman John, laborer, r. 12 Clinton
Coleman John Jr. , clerk Boston Oyster Cocktail Co. , r.
12 Clinton
Coleman John A. , groceries, 23 Clara
Coleman John A., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 13^ Madi-
son Av
Coleman John C, capitalist, r. 1820 Clay
Coleman John H., engineer Louis Saroni i Co., r. 1038
Nineteenth
Coleman John J., laborer Pac Coast SS Co., r. 924 How-
ard
Coleman John J., painter, r. 1008 Florida
Coleman John P., butcher, r. 1225 Steiner
Coleman John P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 133
Clara
Coleman John T. (Koenig & Co.) r. 412 Jones
Coleman John T., carpenter Enterprise Mill and Building
Co., r. 2725Brj'ant Av
Coleman John T., clerk, r. 11 Clara
Coleman John W., paints and oils, 926 Folsom
Coleman Joseijh, bartender, r. 7 Vassar PI
Coleman Joseph, boots and shoes, 110 Second, r. 114
Second
Coleman Joseph, deputy County Clerk, r. 30 Russ
Coleman Joseph, painter J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1314 Hayes
Coleman Joseph, tailor, 427 Bush, r. 1634 Post
<'OLEMA.\ JOiiiErH A., manager John C. Russell &
Co., 701 Geary, r. 810 O'Farrell
Coleman Joseph H., expressman, NE cor Fourth and
Stevenson, r. 25A Shotwell
Coleman Joseph J., decorator, r. 1316 Hayes
Coleman Josiah M., carpenter, r. 60 Thirteenth
Coleman Julius, haniessmaker B. A. Sammann, r. 41(;i
Natoma
Coleman Kate, widow, r. 135 Henn'
Coleman Kate Miss, clerk W. Lenfestey, r. 3112 Fillmore
Coleman Lida Miss, with George W. Spencer, r. 425
Sixth
Coleman Lipman C, stockraiser, r. 1226 Golden Gate Av
Coleman Lottie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Coleman Louis B., clerk Freight Auditor's DejJtS. P. Co.,
r. 1254 California
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mES OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
nOVERTlSE in the SfllH FRflNGISGO GflLL
THE FITTZ CURE '•
taken by KanKers, mercnants ana Business men
generally, because it is a Safe and Pernianent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Coleman Louis H., inspector Spring Valley W. \V., r.
428 Green
Coleman Louisa F. Miss, clerk Andrew Coleman, r. -2114
Pine
Coleman Lutiier B., clerk Freigiit Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1254 California
Coleman Margaret M. Mrs., r. 40.5 Turk
Coleman Margaret M. Miss, vocalist, r. 2114 Pine
Coleman Mary, domestic 308 Van Ness Av
Coleman Mary, widow, r. 1418 Hyde
Coleman Mary Miss, r. 2724 Folsom
Coleman Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Martin, blacksmith, r. 1-225 Steiner
Coleman Maurice, e.xpressman, r. 112 Shotwell
Coleman Meyer, tailor, r. 503 Birch Av
Coleman Michael, carpenter, r. 2725 Bryant A\-
Coleman Michael, foreman, r. 620 Fourth
Coleman Michael, gatekeeper Sutro Heights
Coleman Michael, porter, r. 317 Prosjiect Av
Coleman Michael J., dairmian,r. E s Naples nr China Av
jleman Michael J. Jr., driver, r. E 8 Naples nr China Av
Coleman Morris (Coleman Bros.) r. 30 Russ
Coleman Nelson Mrs, widow, r. 1216 Eddy
Coleman Patr ck, driver, r. E s Naples nr China Av
Coleman Pauline, widow, r. 15011 Fillmore
Coleman Peter, policeman, r. 938 Capp
Coleman Philip, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 208 Langton
Coleman Ralph C. , dentist, r. 1513 Scott
Coleman Robert L., attorney at law, 530 California,
room 18, r. Burlingame, San Mateo Co
t'OLENiX R|;F|;S A., advertising and publishing,
402 Montgomery, room 39, r. San Rafael
Coleman Samuel, r. 511^ Greenwich
Coleman Sargent W., painter, r. 1330 Buchanan
Coleman Simon, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 915 Buchanan
Coleman Simon, stock broker, r. 722 Filbert
Coleman Susan A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1254 California
Coleman Sybil, widow, r. 244^ Oak
Coleman Theresa Miss, r. 636 Oak
Coleman Thomas, r. 212* Langton
Coleman Thomas, billiard marker Palace Hotel, r. 245
Minna
Coleman Thomas, clerk, r. 504 Napa
Coleman Thomas, clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 810 Ten-
nessee
Coleman Thomas, foreman Hose 2, r. cor Broadway and
Montgomery
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 113J Shipley
Coleman Thomas, porter, r. 1000 Montgomery
Coleman Thomas .J., iwliceman, r. 810 Haight
Coleman Victor, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 513b Larkin
Coleman William, policeman, r. 21 Shotwell
Coleman William, whitener, r. 933 Sacramento
Coleman William D., compositor Call, r. 603 Pine
Coleman William E., chief clerk Quartermaster Dept of
California, U. S. A., r. 418 Sutter
Coleman William F., gasfltter, r. 11 Clara
Coleman William F., liquors, 241 O'Farrell, r. 319
OTarrell
Coleman William J. , r. 913 Montgomery
Coleman William S., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co, r. .527 Seventeenth
Coleman W. W., solicitor Boyd & Dickson, r. Oakland
B^Coleman. See Colm in, Kohlman and Kolman
Colemore Charles, student, r. 1314 Golden Gate Av
Colen Bertha, widow, r. 941 Shotwell
Colen Everett M., clerk Foster & Orear, r. 943 Shotwell
Colen Frank .J., carpenter, r. 142 Collingwood
Colen John H. , policeman, r. 1921 Mason
K?"Colen. See Colin and Collin
Coles Catherine, widow, r. 2717 Mission
€OLR!^ HARRISON P., secretary and treasurer
Union Gas Engine Co., 309-311 Howard, r. 35
Beaver
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bo(:tli9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Coles Ida E. Miss, principal South End Primary School,
r. 223 Castro
Coles Walter, teamster John Lauer, r. 10 Church Lane
Coles William L-, attorney at law, r. 223 Castro
Coles William L., salesman, r. 205 Tliird Av
Coles W. J. , packer Porter, Schlessinger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Coleson William H., metal spinner Joseph Budde, r. 555
Mission
Colestock Logan A. , dentist, 103 Geary, r. 148 Hancock
Colestock Thomas D. , bookkeeper Mohrig & Morrill, r.
148 Hancock
Colestock William W. , farmer, r. 148 Hancock
Coleston Julia Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 1007
Church
Coleston Samuel H., boilennaker, r. 1607 Church
Coleston William J. , boilennaker, r. 1607 Church
Colet James, painter, r. 1 109 Rhode Island
Colette Claudine, widow, r. 1019 Clay
Coletti Arniand, clerk, r. 434 Union
Coletti Attilio, boilermaker, r. 443 First
Coletti G., musician, r. 618 Broadway
Coletti Joseph, blacksmith James W. Keefe, r. 428^
Fifth
C(5lety Henr\' M., clerk Thomas J. Knowles, r. 185
Preston PI
Coley Elizabeth B. Mrs. , r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Colfenbach John, laborer, r. 2509 Jones
Colfer Josie F. Miss, student M. J. Dougherty, r. 1506i
California
Colford Henrs- N., clerk, r. 816 Twentv-third
Colford Margaret E., widow, r. 816 Twenty-Third
Colford Philip E., clerk, S. P. Co., r. 816 Twenty -third
Colford Santiago S., seaman, r. 664| Howard
Colgan Charles L., driver Frank Greg, r. 226 Eleventh
Colgan John, fireman fire boat Governor Irwin, r. 226
Eleventh
Colgan John Jr., driver, Frank Greg, r. 226 Eleventh
Colgan Michael, longshoreman, r. 542 First
Colgan William, gripman Geary St. Ry, r. 307 First Av
Colgan William H., wool sorter, r. 1035 Market
Colgards Louis, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Colin John G., cooper, r. 113^ hryant
B^Colin. See Colen and Collin
Coll John, clerk S. F. District Tel. Co., r. 674 Clemen-
tina
Coll John, shoemaker Albert Davis, r. 227 Minna
Coll Michael, baker, r. 674 Cletnentina
Coll Patrick, tailor Samue: Fisher, r. 559 Jessie
4'OLL.4TERAIi BA7£K, S. H. Lichtenstein mana-
ger and cashier, Charles W. Harris secretarv, 15
Grant Av
Colldeweih John H., bUvcksmith J. Stahlecker, r. 32S
Harrison
Colleary, John W., laborer, r. 2422 Bravnt Av
COLLE€T4»R CtSTOMJij I', S., district of San
Francisco, office Custom House, 3d floor
«OLLE4TOR IIVTER.^AL REVfc..>ilTE 1. S.,
r. S. Appraisers Bldg, 1st floor
COLLECTOR LICE.\SE!^, City and County, New
Citv Hall, 1st floor
COLLECTOR TA.\ES, City and County, New Citv
Hall, 1st floor
COLLEKE OF OEXTISTBY, University of Califor-
nia, Luis L. Dunbar Dean, 6th floor, Donohoe Bldg
College of Music, Mrs. Millie Mann director 15 Mercan-
tile Librarj' Bldg, 530 Golden Gate Ave
COLLEGE OF IN'OTRE DA.HE, E s Dolores bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
College of Pharmacy, W. M. Searby, Dean, 113 Fulton
Collenburg August, sugar refiner, r. 318 Langton
CoUen burg August Jr., clerk, r. 318 Langton
Colleran John, laborer, r. S s Tonquin nr Baker
CoUeran Michael, laborer, r. S s Tonquin nr Baker
Colleran Patrick, liquors, 309 Third, r. 542 Howard
Collet Clementina, widow, fruits, 31251 Mission
Collet Eugene, painter, r. 1109 Rhode Island
DIXON, B0B6E80N HO. SHOW GftSES
3T MARKET ST.,
F.
No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp. name Highland Springs)
^ri^mVe"U^%^ri"h%n HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Direct Connection
by Mail, Express
and Telegraph.
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WITH THE
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428 California Street
Colleton Annie, widow, r. 524 Bryant
Collett Charles W., cutter Valentine Tailoring Co., r.
919 Twenty-third
Collett Henn- G., advertising solicitor Palmer & Rey
Ts-pe Foimdrv, r. 919 Tweuty-third
Collett Selina S., widow, r. 919 Twenty-third
Collett Theodore H . , master mariner, r. 198 Lombard
Collett William J., laborer, r. 66 Minna
C^jlletti Giovanni, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Colletti Joseph, blacksmith, r. 428^ Fifth
Collev Charles J., architect, 67 Flood Bldg, r. 1825 Scott
CoUeV Frederick A., r. 206 San Jose Av
Colley Moses H., builder, r. 206 San Jose Av
Colli Giuseppe, cook, r. 513 Broadway
Colli Lui^, cook Anthony Lo Presti,'r. 26i Hayes
Collie Thomson (Thomson Collie & Co.) r. Alameda
COLLIE TUOMSO.\ A CO. (Thomson Collie, Peter
Demmings and John Erikson) bay and river freight-
ing, Pier St«uart, Telephone Main 1490
Collier Arthur, r. 406 Sacramento
COLLIER BIX'KN'KR K., attorney at law, 14 McAl-
lister, rooms 28-29
Collier George W., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 231 Olive Av
Collier Ham" H., agent N. T. Peterson & Bro., r. 833.V
Market "
Collier Henry B. Rev., r. 41 Eleventh
Collier James, stone cutter, r. 28 South Park
Collier Joseph, r. 142 Sixth
Collier J. Walter, cutter NeWUe & Co., r. 1305 J Vallejo
Collier Marj", widow, furnished rooms, 142 Sixth
collier' peter !•'., publisher and proprietor
Once a Week, 112 Seventh, r. Xew York
Collier R. B. H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Alameda
Collier R. H., agent New York Life Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Collier Robert O., salesman George W. Caswell & Co., r.
406 Sacramento
Collier William B. Jr. , draughtsman Union Iron Wks
e^" ColUer. See Collyer
CoUigan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 133 Vallejo
Colligan Charles E. , pressman Examiner, r. 329 Union
CoUigan Edward, engineer Engine 2
Colligan Ellen, domestic 1327 Oak
CoUigan Mar\- Miss, dressmaker, r. 1333 Vallejo
Colligan Terence, engineer C"al. Car Wks, r. 1333 Vallejo
Colligan William, clerk Thomas F. Kennedv, r. 1333
Vallejo.
1^" Colligan. See Culligan.
Collin Amelia A. , domestic 2205 Buchanan
Collin Donald, carpenter, r. 25 Chattanooga
Collin Donald A., clerk, r. 25 Chattanooga
Collin Francis J., druggist Henry Collin, r. 215 Mason
Collin Henr\-, druggist, 215 Mason, r. 1309 Pacific
Collin Henn,-, taUor, 1307 Pacific, r. 1309 Pacific
Cijllin Henry F., contractor, r. 25 Chattanooga
Collin Leon"E., clerk Henrj- Collin, r. 1309 Pacific
85" Collin See Colen and Colin
C'liUings Christopher F., laborer, r. 2 Caroline
Collings Frank, conductor, r. X s Army nr Castro
Collings Jane, widow, r. 28 Noifolk
Collins Adeline L. Mrs. (Collins i Lyons), r. 1420 Ma-
sonic Av
Collins A. J., machinist, r. 560 Howard
Collins Albert L., -clerk, r. 308 Tenth
Collins Alfred, clerk, Kohlberg, Strauss cSc Frohman, r.
14 Hayes
Collins Almica L. widow, r. 2503 Clay
CoUms Ann M. Mrs., r. 29 Laskie
Collins Annie, domestic 28i Cli"ton Park
Collins Annie, domestic 233 Fulton
Collins Annie, widow, r. 277 Jessie
Collins Annie, domestic 1406 Hyde
Collins Annie E., widow, r. 542 Sixth
Collins \sa. special policeman, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins B. Mrs., furnished rooms 23i Sixth
Collins Bartholomew J., i)ainter, r. 107 Junijjer
Collins Belle P., widow, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
Collins Benjamin, pressman Frank Eastman &Co., r. cor
Hyde and Calif (jriiia
Collins Bernard, cii.'armaker Charles Harris, r. 23^ Sixth
Collins Brothers (Mortimer and John) dry goods, 115*:
117 Fourth
Collins C. A., millwright Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 1705
Howard
Collins Catherine, widow, r. 515 Folsom
Collins Catherine Mrs., r. 530 Xinth
Collins Charles Mrs., widow, r. lOi Ransch
Collins Charles A., marble polisher, r. 957 Market
Collins Charles J. (Collins & Co.) r. 631 Larkin
Collins Charles T., solicitor U. S. Watch Co., r. 519
Douglass
Collins Charles W. , compositor E.xaminer, r. 308 Hayes
Collins Conway, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Collins Cornelius N., clerk, r. 518 Third
Collins C. W., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1129 EUis
Collins Daniel, cook Alms House, r. 1247b Eighteenth
Collins Daniel, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
CoUins Daniel, laborer, r. 741 Tehama
Collins Daniel, varieties, 210 Twenty-fourth
Collins Daniel A., groceries and liquors, 321 Clementina
Collins Daniel J., clerk John T. Collins, r. 1114 Bryant
Collins David, driver Engine 14, r. 1017 McAllister
Collins David, real estate agent, r. 15 Fulton
Collins Delia, widow, nurse, r. 207 Larkin
Collins Dennis, assistant superintendent Presidio and
Ferries RR., r. 1106 Union
Collins Dennis, butcher Brown, McCleUlan & Co., r. W 8
Sixth Av South
Collins Dennis F., butcher O'Doul & Co., r. Sixth Av
South bet K. and L.
Collins Dennis P., r. 922 Pine
Collins Dennis P., cook Wheeland & Collins, r. 1129|
Broadwav
Collins Dora M. Miss, r. 5-?3 Golden Gate Av
Collins Edward, bartender, r. 719 Twenty-first
Collins Edward, laborer, r. 223 Langhton
Collins Edward, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Twenty-
third and Bryant Av '
Collins Edward, liquors, r. 6 Norton PI
Collins Edward F., r. 1325 Union
Collins Elton H., clerk stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1018 Sacra-
mento
Collins Emma, widow, r. 1120 Mission
Collins Frank, hostler New Telegraph Stables, r. 112 New-
Montgomery
Collins Frank, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Collins Frank, salesman, r. 1203J Turk
Collins Frank, watchman, r. 49J Tehama
Collins Frederick A., Ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
NW cor Kentucky and Solano
Collins Frederick R., "architect, r. 1010^ Hyde
Collins Frederick T., hatter, r. lOlOJ Hyde
Collins Frederick W., boilermaker r. 123 Twenty-third
Collins George, policeman, r. 610 Seventeenth
Collins George B., pictorial sign painter John F. Quane,
r. 228 Hill
€OLLI.\S GEORGE D., attorney at law, 723 Market,
r. Alameda
Collins George D., laborer, r. 530 Ninth
Collins George E., laborer Ames & Harris, r. 714 La-
guna
Collins George H., teamster, r. 1016 Pacific
COLLINS GEORGE H.. president Higgins k Collins
(incorporated) 2l Market, room 12, r. Oakland
Collins George W. , bakerj", 3119 Mission
Collins George W., clerk," r. 776 Twenty-first
Collins Hannah, widow, r. 15 Alta, rear
COLLI.VS H.4RRV, proprietor The Criterion, 39
O'Farrell and 30 Stockton. Telephone Main 1607, r.
518 Ellis
Collins Harry G., clerk, r. 308 Eighth
Collins Harrj- J., bookkee]>er George M. Wood & Co., r.
714 Laguna
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STnEET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission AO
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINF ENGINES
PALMER &. REY, 405 SAN«OME ST.
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Collins Henry, jeweler Reinhold BujannofF, r. 166 Clara
Collins Henry (J., clerk F. F. Meier, r. 1120 Mission
•Collins Henrj C, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1411 Webster
Collins Henry. J., marine engineer, r. 20| Hawthorn
Collins Henry T. Mrs., r. 417 Lagiina
Collins Howard M. clerk, r. 2519 McAllister
Collins J., oiler stmr Queen
Collins James, boilermaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 16 Isis
Collins James, bookkeeper, r. Alms House
Collins James, carriage irimmer, r. 8 Chattanooga
Collins James, hodcarrier, r. 49 Langton
Collins James, laborer, r. 730 Natoma
Collins James, laborer, r. 712 Clementina
Collins James, laborer, r. Alms House
Collins James, stonecutter, r. 137J Langton
Collins James, teamster Dickins Lumber Co., r. 357
Clementina
Collins James C, merchant, r. 1829 Eddy
Collins James E., clerk Kane & Heaney, r. 542 Sixth
Collins Jamei F., brassfinisher, r. 1621 .J Howard, rear
Collins James F., teamster, r. illk Oak
Collins James G., patternmaker Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 117 Herman
Collins James H., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 16
Isis
Collins James P., butcher, r. 27 Natoma
Collins James R., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1311 Pine
Collins James T., r. 558 Olive Av
Collins James T., cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co.,
1. 11281 Howard
Collins James W., bartender' Stillmann & Co., r. 13 Moss
( '(illins Jane, widow, r. 925 Harrison
Collins Jane, widow, r. 1437 Pacific
Collins Jeremiah, coachman, r. 633 Stevenson
Collins Jeremiah, helper Golden State and Miners Iron
Wks, r. 1114 Bryant
Collins Jeremiah, lithographer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 8i
Cbittanooga
Collins Jeremiah F. , trimmer Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 10 J Louisa
Collins J. Leonard, salesman, r. 1027 McAllister
Collins John, r. 16 Isis
Collins John, r. 421 IwAv
Collins John (Collins bVos.) r. 119i Fell
Collins John, baker, r. 30 Dore
Collins John, basketworker, r. 925 Harrison
Collins John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 1540 Twenty-
fourth
Collins John, engineer Union Lumber Co., r. 23 Hoff Av
Collins John, laborer, r. 332 Day
Collins John, laborer, r. 3581 Clementina
Collins John, laborer, r. 624 Natoma
Collins John, laborer, r. 1016 Twenty-sixth
Collins Jiihn, laborer r. NW cor Douglass and Twenty-
ninth
Collins John, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 3
Tehama
Collins John, painter, r. NE cor McAllister and
Octavia
Collins John, peddler, r. Alms House
Collins John, stevedore, r. 1126 Treat Av
Collins Ji>hn, ropeman John A. Rowlings Sons Co. and
West Coast Wire and Iron Wks, r. 1605 Stevenson
Collins John B., policeman, r. 244a Twelfth
Collins John C, compositor Chronicle, r. Oakland
Collin-* John C, printer, r. 1312 Howard
Collins John E. , teamster, r. 27 Natoma
Collins John F.. porter, r. 126 Castro
Collins John H., ga fitter, r. 402i Fifth
Collins John J., fireman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 3
Tehama
Collins John J., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 410
Twenty-fifth
Collins John L. (Collins & Casey) r. 16 Gilbert
Collins John M., carrier, r. 410 Twenty-fifth
Collins John R., driver Newell & Bro., r. 15 Eureka
Collins John T., groceries and liquors, 1114 Bryant
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
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Collins John W., clerk, r. 15 Ls^ngton
Collins John W., gripiDan Sutt6r St. RR.; r. 1019 Larkin
Collins Joseph, clerk Winther Bros., r. Ill Langton
Collins Joseph, clerk Schweitzer & Co. , r. 1721a Jones
Collins Joseph, elevatorman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 925
Harrison
Collins Joseph, manager restaurant Mens' Home, r. 26
Tenth
Collins Joseph, steamfitter Union Iron Wks, r. 16 Isis
Collins Jo'-eph, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Collins Jo->eph B. , bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.l621^
Howard
Collins Joseph J., shipping clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r.
202 Turk
Collins Joseph M., elevator tender First Nation.il Bank,
r. 308 Eighth
Collins Joseph N., broker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Collins Joseph V., clerk Post Office, r. 275 Jessie
COLLIlM»i JOSEPH v., importer and dealer in
fancy dry goods, stationen, etc., 1901 Devisadero, r.
1903 Devisadero
Collins Joseph W., salesman, r. 1721 Jones
Collins Julia, widow, r. 1807a Howard
Collins Katie Miss, r. 534 Geary
Collins Laura N. Miss, stenographer, r. 508 Capp
Collins Leo W., elevatorman, 224 Bush, r. 308 Eighth
Collins Lizzie, widow, r. 542 Sixth
Collins Lizzie Miss, milliner Mrs. S. R. Hall, r. 516 Minna
Collins I-orinda S. Mrs., r. 127 Turk
Collins Louis, cook, r. 322 Main
Collins Lulu Miss, operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
2917 Mission
Collins M. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 310 Keaniy
Collins Mamie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1129J Broadway
Collins Margaret, domestic 211i Valencia
Collins Margaret, widow, r. 20f Hawthorne
Collins Margaret Mi-.s, dressmaker, r. 1807a Howard
Collins Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 308 Eighth
Collins Martin, plasterer, r. 1716^ Mason
Collins Martin J., shipliner, r. 308 Eighth
Collins Mary, widow, r. 34i Diamond
Collins Mary, widow, r. 523 Golden Gate A\
Coll ns Mary, widow, r. 532 Mission
Collins Mary, widow, r. 1322 Geary
Collins Mary Mrs., fnrn'shed rooms, 419 Stevenson ■
Collins Mary E. Miss, laundress, r. 332 Day
Collins Marj- M., widow, r. 316 Langton
Collins Matthew, clerk, r. 1418 Montgomery
Coll ns M chael, r. 235 1 Duncan
Collins Michael (Collins & McCarthy) r. 329 Tenth
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 18^ Bonita
Collins Michael, teamster, r. W s Baker nr Jefferson
Collins Michael D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 226
Van Ness Av
Collins Michael J. J., bartender John J. Lane, r. 418|
Fulton
Collins Miles, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 256 Michigan
Collins Mira L. Miss, r. 2503 Clay
Collins Mortimer (Collins Bros.) r. 609 Ellis
Collins Nathan W. (C. A . Castner & Co.) r. 2519 McAl-
lister
Collins Nellie, domestic 8 Fulton
Collins Nimrod D., driver Engine 14, r. 1017 McAllister
Collins Nora, domestic 2313 California
Collins Patrick, carpenter, r. 73 Natoma
Collins Patrick, clerk Joseph Enright, r. 1131 Howard
Collins Patrick, hostler, r. 27 Natoma
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 123 Twenty -third
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
Collins Patrick, longshoreman, r. 154 Tehama
Collins Patrick C. laborer, r. 512 Mission
Collins Patrick F., teamster, r. Schuyler nr Cortland Av
Collins Patrick H. , master mariner, r. 16e Stanley PI
Collins Peter, longshoreman, r. 314 Brannan
Collins Peter, machinist, r. 515 Folsom
Collins Peter F., carpenter, r. 1621 J Howard, rear
X/5
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sop fl^'t?, 823 Met St
PEBQIER-JODET k GO. GHIiPIIGNE
FOR SRIiE BV flUIi FIRST-CUflSS WIHE MBR-
CHAHTS AND GROCERS.
^See Page opp. aame of W. B. Chapman.)
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Collins P. F. Mrs., r. 530 Ninth
Collins R., ropemaker Cal. Wire Wks, r. Alameda
Collins Richard, hackiuan Thomas Foley, r. 1812 Powell
Collins Richard, porter The California Hotel
Collins Richard, real estate, r. 2917 Mission
Collins Richard J., bricklayer, r. 1120a Treat Av
Collins Richard M. (W. W. Chase &, Co.) r. 508 Capp
Collins Richard W., hackman Portsmouth Square, r.l814
Mason
Collins Robert, compositor Chronicle, r. 1021 Washinj,'-
ton
Collins Robert, fireman, r. Abns House
Collins Robert, jeweler Ham- W. Tucker, r. 523 Golden
Gale A%-
Collins Robert N., office 324 Pine, room 9, r. 2502 Leav-
enworth
Coll ns Samuel, boxmaker, r. 113 Bay
Collins Samuel, carpenter, r. 690 Brannan
C'OLLIXS r«>AMI'EL H. watches, jewelrj-, diamonds,
optical goods and loan office, 227 Kearny, r. 2512
Sacramento
ColUins Silas M. O^teeland & Collins) r. 909Broderick
Collins Sophia E. Mrs., bakery, r. 3119 Mission
Collins Susie Miss, opeiator, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Collins Thomas, boilemiaker, r. 718 Howard
Collins Thomas, engineer Laurel Hill Cemeten , r. 28
Williamson
Collins Thomas, helper Smelting and Lead Co. , r. 303
Bryant
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Twenty-si.xth
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 566 Brj-ant
Collins Thomas, hoseman Engii e 22, r. 1210 Laurel Av
Collins Thomas, paver, r. 208 Second
Collins Thomas, waiter, r. 366 Natoma
Collins Thomas C, workman U. S. Mint, r. 525 Stevenson
Collins Thomas C. M., gripman Gearv St. RR., r. 1129
EUis
Collins Thomas J., foreman, r. 558 Olive Av
Collins Thomas W. , r. 1824 Eddy
COLLIN'S THO.HAS W., vnth The John T. Cutting
Co., and secretary- Famswoith & Collms Co.. 100
California, r. 509 Webster
Collins Timothy, r. 411i Oak
Collins Timothy, capitalist, r. 1523 Twenty-fourth
Collins Timothy tjpecaster, r. 1928 Greenwich
Collins Theresa Miss, shoefitter, r. 54' Sixth
Collins Wade H., butcher Jacob M. Brand, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins William, helper Henry Hufschmidt, r. 18 Haves
Collins William, plumber, r. 306 Green
Collins William, tanner M. Windt
Collins William D. (CYystal Ice Co.) r. 525 Harrison
Collins William D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 226
Collins William F , W(X>1 washer, r. 402^ Fifth
Collins William H., bookkeeper U. S Laundn , r. 30
Fair Oaks
Collins William J., hostler E. J. Root, r. 1212 Golden
Gate Av
Collins William J., metalworker, r. 277 Jessie
Collins William P., boilermaker, r. 123 Twenty-third
CoUins William P., cooper Cal. Barrel Co.,, r.'sSO Ninth
Collins William P.. joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 16 Isis
Collins William R., barber, 6-28a Post, r. 1391 O Farrell
ColUns William W., engineer Market St. Ry., r. 720 Lott
COLLINS A C.4.SEY (John L. Collins" and William
H. Casey) wines and liquors, 315 Sixth
Collins Ac Co. (Charles J. Collins) hatters, 1018 Market
Collins & Lyons (Mrs. Adeline L. Collins and John
Lyons) teamsters. Pier 11 Steuart
Collins & McCarthy (Michael Collins and Michael Mc
Carthj-) groceries and liquors, 1319b Folsom
a^CoUins. See Collings
CoUmson Joseph H., motorman, r. 1708b Waller
Collinson Walter M. , clerk (estate of) James G. Fair r
720 Broderick
Collis Ada Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Derby PI
Collis Lillian Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Derby PI
Collison J. A. Mrs., artist, r. 917 Hayes
Collison Martraret, widow, r. Alms House
CoUmann Charles, butcher E. L. Chesnev, r. 447 Fifth
Collmann Dietrich, cook, r. 18i Sacramento
Collner Edward, cabinet maker, r. W s California Av nr
Precita Av
Collner James T., teamster, r. 11 Natoma
Collner John, comix>sitor Examiner, r. 11 Natoma
CoUom Leslie H. 1 MacEwen & CoUom) r. 386 San Jose
Av
Collom William N., phot<:^rrapher, 69 Flood Bldg, r. 38<i
San Jose Av
CoUonan Marj- A., widow, r. 29 Valley
Collonan Michael, helper, r. 29 Vallev
Collonan William, heli>er, r. 29 Valley
Collopy George E., finisher Cal. Funiiture Mnfg Co., r.
714a Clementina
Collopy Hattie Miss, bookbinder, r. 714a Clementina
Collopy James, bakerj-, 853 Bryant
Collopy Marj-, widow, r. 714a Clementina
Collopy Marj' Miss, dressmaker, r. 714a Clementina
Collopy Michael, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
C'cillopj- Richard, boilermaker, r. 714a Clementina
Collopy Rosie Miss, dres-smaker. r. 714a Clementina
Collopy William J., driver, r. 853 Brjant
Collopy William P., plumber, 1134 Howard
Collor Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hardy and Sixteenth
Colludi Albert H.,<;lerk Great Am. Tea Importinsr Co.,
r. 129 Ivy Ay
Colludi Andrew Mrs., r. 1-29 Ivy .\v
CoUum Bernard, r. 99 Powell .\v
CoUum Michael, team-^ter, r. 607-^ Linden Av
B^" Collum. See Cul um
Collver James E., clerk William H. Harrison, r. 109
Powell
Collwood Frank D., rigger, r. 2422 Greenwich
a^ Collyer. See Coilier '
CoHymnre Robert, haokkeeiier, r. 16 Pond
Colma 1 Abraham, merchant tailor, 775 .Market, r. I21;>
Eddy
Colman .\imwell K., shipinng clerk, S. F. Depot Aiuer-
icnn Tobacvo Co., r. 811 Van Ness Av
COL.H.W CH.1RLES, hatter, 130 Keaniv, r. 1.504
Post
Colman Charles G., salesman A. Colman, r. 1219 Edd.v
Colman Ella F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Colman Ellen, widow, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Colman Henry, clerk, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Colman Herman, stoves and tinware, 1306 Stockton, r.
1330 Stockton
Colman Joseph N., tilesetter, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Colman Maria T. Miss, saleslady, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Colman Michael D., salesman Blyth & Trott, r. 317 Pros-
pect Av
Colman Morris, «-ith Charles Colman, r. 309 Powell
8^ Colman. See Coleman, Kohlmsn and Kolman
Colmann Martiti, liquors, 1702 Market, r. 221 Page
Colmar Jacob F., teamster Mission Lumber Co., r. 41';
Munich
Colmer Marj", widow, nurse, r. 744 Ellis
Colmer Frank, barber, r. 5 Mint Av
Colrnesnil George T., draughtsman A. Page Br.iwn, r.
1814 Bush
C ilmesnil Mary \., widow, r. 1814 Buih
Cologne Manuel, restaurant, 323 Third
Colombat A. Mrs., fringe factory. 113 O'Farrell. r. 1221
Greenw-ich
Colombat Henry, with .Mrs. A. Colombat, r. 1221 Green-
wich
Colombat Rosalie, w-idow, r. 1-221 Grfeiiwich
Colombel Charles, driver U. S. Brewen", r. 11 Redwoo<l
Court
Colombet Argo, r. 31^ Garden
Colombet Cherubie Miss, landscai>e artist, r. 514 Castm
Colombini G. & Co. (Giovanni Colombini and Luigi Ro-
mani) restaurant, 525 Sansome
TRY the:
SAN FRANCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARV ST.
Telephone, Mam 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
-4-01 S«ara!=ic»x^:ie St,
ALL
KINDS
OF
NEWS & BOOK mm I
HDKINS MFG. CO,
6-yrO FIFSTH STREET
fllDlON
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
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Colombini Giovanni (G. Colombini & Co.) r. 6 Bartol
Colombo Alexander, cook, r. Latoma nr Nineteentli Av
South
Colombo Alexander (H. Rossi & Co.) r. 509 Filbert
Colombo Antonio, clerk L. Gendotti, r. 508 Octavia
Colombo Frank, laborer, r. 312 Vallejo
Colombo Hall, 625 Broadway
Colombo Hotel, Frank Fabris proprietor, 621 Broadway
Colombo John, laborer, r. 1112 Kearny
Colombo Marie Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 922f Jackson
COLO.nBO ])I.4KKi:T, Uominico Gianini superin-
tendent and secretar)-, bet Clark and Pacific and
Front and Davis
Colombo Market Hotel, Pag-anucci Bros, proprietors, 110
Pacific
Colombo Nicholas, fish dealer, r. 176 Vandewater
COLONIAL THE, Mrs. S. B. Johnson proprietor, SE
cor Pine and Jones, Telephone East 99
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. (of Denver, Col.) Peyton H.
Brooks agent, 22 Market, room 14
COLOSSEII.U LIQliOR SALOON, Kayser & Mayer
proprietors, 910 Market
€01QirilOIJN ROBERT D., clerk Mechanics' Insti-
tute, 1830 Bush
Colsen Olof, tailor, r. 48i Ridley
Colson Alcot, hostler E. J. Root, r. 37 Minna
Colson Alphonse, blacksmith Ewell's X L Dairy Bottled
Milk Co., r. 214^ Seventeenth
Colson Charles, cabinetmaker Potrero Funiiture Fac-
tory, r. 735 Bryant
Colson Charles, machinist, r. 3 Harriet
Colson Edward A., r. Old People's Home
Colson Emile, blacksmith Ewell s X L Bottled Milk
Dairy, r. 214^ Seventeenth
Colson FVederick, paperhanger, r. 254 Clementina
Colson Tobina Mrs., r. Old People's Home
fl^"Colson. See Coulson
Colstrup John F. , mister mariner, r. 57b South Park
COLT J. B. «& CO. (New York) manufacturers oi)ti<aI
lanterns, Geo. Breck manager, 131 Post
COLT'S PATE.\T FIRE ARMS MAXIFACTIIR-
ING CO. (of Hartford, Conn.) I. B. D. Grubb Pacific
Coast agent, 517-519 Market, Telephine M:iin 566
Coltelli Angelo Rev. S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
r. 214 Hayes
Colter Edward J., carrier Station F Post Office, r. 2S16
Pine
Colter James, laborer, r. 1814^ Scott
Colter John I)., Deputy Assess 'r, r. 2322 Pine
Colter Oscar, carpenter, r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Colter William T. , carpenter, r. 2322 Pine
a®'Colter. See Coulter
Colthrop Robert, assistant janitor Fair Bldg, r. 317 Na-
toma
Coltis Hugh, car cleaner S. P. Co. , r. 819 Howard
Coltman William, teamster, r. 641 Minna
COLTON ALRIC 0., a«or«e,aC.aw.
41-4-j Mills iil(lK, <>tli ftwor. Telephone
.Main .5«<il, r. ■HIS I 'i IMiie
Colton D. D Mrs., r. 2517 Pacific Av
COLTON DENTAL AS.SOCIATIOX. Dr. Charles
W. Decker, 6-10 Phelan Bldg
COLTON DENM flSSOGIflTlOX
Phelan Building, Rooms 6. 7, 8, 10.
(Entrance, 806 Market St.)
CAQ <iPPriAI IQTQ i'ositively Extract Teeth with-
OHO OrLUJHLJO I 0 out Pain— the only office that
makes and gives the celebrated "Colton Gas."
Established in 1S53. Over 40,000 references. Aiso
performs all operations in Dentistry.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA^D'S
L.7^GER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Colton Emerson, laborer, r. 726 Bay
Colton Franklin D. Mrs., widow, r. 2217^ Pine
Colton Franklin L., clerk, r. 22174 Pine
Colton Hannah Mrs. , bakery, 219 Steiner
Colton House, Michael Code proprietor, 220 F.iurth
Colton James, plumber, r. 26 Dore, rear
Colton Laura C, widow, r. 1609 Broderick
Colton Lena W. Miss, teacher Sherman Primarv School,
r. 1609 Broderick
Colton William, welldigger, r. 20 Dore, rear
Colton William E., bartender David Barry, r. 100 Mc-
Allister
Coluboros Peter, fruits. 822 Montgomery
Columbia Building and Loan Association, Leon Dennery
secretary, 214 Pine, rooms 3-5
Columbia Coffee aii.l Spice Mills, Bloom & Houser pro-
prietors, im))nrters teas and coffees, 701-703 Front
Columbia Dairy, George H. Pippy jiroprietor, 719 Linden
Av ■
Columbia Dairy Kitchen, William Schneider manager,
NW cor Bush and Kearny
Columbia Foundry, Ross Llewnllyn proprietor, W s
Sansome bet Greenwich and Lombard
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining Co. , E. D. Fanch soc-
retarv, 319 Pine, room 1
COLI'.UBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Mrs. Lizzie K.
Burke i)rincipal, Columbia bet Twenty-filth and
T we, ity -.sixth
Columbia Hotel, 714 Bryant
Ccihinibia Hotel, Fi-eileriek 1). Petri proprietor, 18 F.rst
Cnhiiiiliia La'iii<lr\ ,Su\unti'enth liet F >lsom and Harrison
COLUMBIA MARBLE CO. THE,
<iuari-i«.s I'uolaiiiiif <<>.. Cal., works ,U1
Brannan. Hearlield A Bannister manag-
ing OM ners, office 30.5 Sa« r.iiiiento
Columbia River Packing Co. , Cutting Packing Co. agents,
125-127 Market
COLU.UBIA .nHIRT STOKE, A. L. Hansen agent,
gents' furnishing goods, etc.. SE cor Market and
Third
Columbia Shoe Store The, H. L. Frankel and Solomon
Sondheimer, managers, 1380 Market
(COLUMBIA SQUARE, bet Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Columbia
Columbia The, Frederick Bovd, proprietor, 421 Stanyan
COLIJ>IBIA TIIE.ATRE (late Stockwell's) Jacob J.
Gottlob and Samuel H. Friedlander lessees and
managers, W s Powell bet Ellis and Eddy opp The
Baldwin Hotel
COLl'.VIBIAN B.*NKI.N« CO., I.J. Truman presi-
dent, WiHiam S. Miller vice-president, Charles O.
Perr^ m.inager and cashier, 236 Bush, Telephone
.Maiii lOiii
4'OLi:.1IBIAN BLILDINCi, 916 Market
<'OLll11BIAN EVENING SCHOOL, S. A. Me Gaw
principal, 916 Mirket and 13 Ellis
Columbian ManufacsuringCo., Bloom & Houser proprie-
tors, mnfrs extracts, spices, baking powders, etc,
701-703 Front
COLI^IIBIAN MILL CO., Thomas A. Pettus presi-
dent, Charles E Doty vice-president, and John P.
Lindsay secretarj-, 539-543 Brannan, Telepl one
South 145. Box 199, 16 Post, Builders Exchange
Columbian Mutual Building and Loan Association,
Haynes K. Starkweather tecretary, 310 California
COLI MBLAN SASH ANO DOOR LOCK CO.,
E. W. Crook agent, 126 Kearny, room 49
Columbian Sawdust Co., William Bell manager, sawdust
and sand, 710 Folsom
COLUMBIAN WOOLEN MILLS
(Saniuet >., .Ilt-yer and Kenjainiu Wood
and Abraliain L. Peyser) inannt'actnrers
clottiinc, .511 flarket. Teiepiione Main
5040, braneti offices 'jli Montgomery and
s;o Wasfitngton, Oakland
DIXON, BORGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S.
Vou do not have to depend upon
one Spring or Mineral Water,
but have 30 different kinds at
(See pige pp. aame Highland Springs.)
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Both Hot and Cold.
Tickets for Cali.stoi!a Route 00
sale at Southern Paciiic Uepota
COL
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Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
■Col'Oniba Martin, mast-er mariner, 9 Mission
eOIiVNBUJii BlItiGV CO. (of Columbus, Ohio) A. G.
Cilenn manag-er, manufacturers carriages, etc. ; Paci-
fic Coast branch, 215 Market, Telephone Main 1400
Columbus E., machinist Singer Miifg Co., r. 812 Howard
Columbus Paste Co. (L. Valsangiacomo, S. Romani and
G. Martini) macaroni mnfrs, 425-427 Jackson
COLII9IBU!$ S.4VIVGS AMD L0.4\ SOCIETY,
J. F. Fugazi president. F. L. Belgrano secretary, G.
Costa treasurer, 614 Washington
Columbus The, Franz Kern proprietor, 220a O'Farrell
Colver Anthony W. , solicitor Fidel'ty Mutual Life Ass<i-
ciation, 14 Sansome, room .51, r. 109 Fifth
Colver Charles, teamster, r. 1144J Stevenson
Colver Edward H., carpenter, r. 46 Elgin Park Av
Colver Frederick E. , clerk Radway Mail Service, r. 320
Ellis
B^Colver. See Culver
Colverd Walter H., musician, r. 921 Webster
Colvert Silas, buyer The Baldwin, r. The Baldwin
Colvey John, laborer, r. 101 Michigan
Colv ck Joseph, laborer Cahill & Hall Elevator Co., r. 51
Jessie
Colville James, machinist Union IronWks, r. 43 1 Brjant
Colvin Alexander F., foreman, r. 109 Fillmore
Colvin Charles, bookkeeper, r. 526 Castro
Colvin Charles A. , clerk Prussian National Insurance
Co.
Colvin Edward J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1118
Powell
Colvin Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 526 Castro
Colvin Hugh J., engineer, r. 1515 Mason
Colvin James J., plumber, r. 1915 San Carlos Av
Colvin Kate, widow, r. 526 Castro
Colvin Mary J. Miss, saleslady W. Third & Son, r. 1915
San Carlos Av
Colvin William, cook Henry Sass, r. 633 Commercial
Colvin William J., plumber, r. 526 Ca-^tro
C3lwellGeorgeE.,attomey at law, 47 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor, r. Alameda
Colwell John, teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
Colwell Victor I., foreman Crowni Paper Co., r. San Ra-
fael, Cal.
Colwell William, salesman Yates & Co.
1^- Colwell. See Caldwell, Cauldwel), Coldwell and
Culwell
Comaich Frank H., teamster, r. 910 Bryant
Comaich George M., boxmaker, r. 910 Bryant
Comaich Martin J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 910 Brjant
Comary J. A., painter and decorator, 350 McAllister
Comas Edward, labo er Bay District Race Track
Comas Vincent, fisherman," r. 1315 Sansome, rear
Comasky Patrick, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Havden
Co , r. 1929i Sutter
Combatalade Adrien, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Combatalade Alfred, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Combatalade Alfred L., plumber, r. 405 Kearny
Combatalade Andrew, proprietor Santa Cruz House, 1313
Stockton
Combatalade Felix, tanner, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Combatalade Henry, bartender H. Delsol, r. 1213 Stock-
ton
Combatalade Jules, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Combatalade Julia, widow, proprietor Carlton House,
405 Kearny
Combatalade Leontine, domestic 1109 Sixth Av South
Combatalade Prosper, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Comber James, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 517|
Combs James O,, coachman 2015 Franklin
Comegj's George W., clerk, r. 1352 Fair Oaks
Comela Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 323 Vallejo
Comer Joseph A., salesman, r. 25a Hermann
Comer Walter, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co. , r. 351a
Minna
Comerford Annie, widow, liquors, SW cor Mason and
Bay
Comerford Catherine, widow, r. 1331J California, rear
Comerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
Comerford John, metal roofer, r. 12^ Clinton
Comerford John J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Duncan
and Dolores
Comerford Joseph M., real estate agent, 3306 Mission, r.
2736 Folsom
Comerfi>rd J. W. Mrs., r. 325 San Jose Av
Comerford Laurence, seaman, r. 532 Stevenson
Comerford Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1331 J California,
rear
Comerford Michael F., plumber, r. 13314 California,
Comber Michael, blacksmith, 531 Bryant
Comber Patrick, expressman, NE cor Montgomerv and
Post, 1 . 1330* Lombard
Combes Charlotte, widow, r. lOh Perine
Combes Edward L., engineer Langlev & Michaels C'l., r.
1226 Alabama
8^ Combes. See Coombs
Comerford William, miner, r. 1(
Comerford William M., metal roofer, r. 12 J Clinton
1^~ Comerford. See Commerford
Comfort J ames B. , r. 501 Broderick
Comfort John V. C, clerk, r. 3132 Washington
Comiqia Santos, scavenger, r. 331 Broadway
Comisky James, liquors. Ocean View
^" Comisky. See Comaskey, Cumisky and Cumniinsky
Commary John A., decorator, r. 412 McAllister
Commarj- William E., carpenter, r. 1118 Golden Gate Av
Commary William T , contractor and builder, 16 Post, r.
1021 Devisadero
('O.MMERriAIi AGEVCV THE, Pickens, Fulton &
Company (iucoi-porated) proprietors, 130 Sansome,
Telephone Main 206
COM.HEKCI.IL BLOCK, SE cor California and
Front
Commercial Box Factory, Gray's Harbor Commercial Co.
proptrs, factorv SK cor Third and King
CO.'U.nERCIAL Bl'ILDI.W, iNW cor Pine and Bat-
tery
Commercial Building and Loan Association, Charles K.
Clark secretary, 208 Sansome
Commerial Clerks Information Bureau, S. Morris & Co.,
managers, 310 Kearny
Commercial Electric Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.) Martin &
Lindner agents, 106 Market, rooms 26-27
COMMElCCIAt FIRE DISPATCH CO., John H.
Wise president, Samuel H. Brown vice-president,
Edwin O. Burns secretary, Owen Burns general
manager, 197-198 Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main
1764 "
Commercial Hall, E s Powell bet Clav and Sacramento
CO.nUEKCIAL HERALU AM» MARKET RE-
VIEW (weekly) James O'Leary editor, office 321
Mi>iit<,'-nnierv. edit >rial rooms, 518 Sacramento
COMUKRCI AL IIKai SCHOOL (See Polytechnic
Ili-h Sel
s Bush :
nckt,
Edward
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Holland im -oprit-tor, cor er .lluiitgoiiiery
Av anil Ke^irny, Aiiiei-ican and European
plan. iOO sunn} rooms, 50c per day and
upwards^, Kearny St. electric ears pass
the door, meals HSc, Telephone Main .5335
Commercial House, Joseph Koepke proprietor, 636-646
Commercial and 643-651 Clav
COMMERCIAL LI!«E OF STEAMERS (between
San Francisco, Gray's Harbor and Shoalwater Bay)
Grav's Harbor Commercial Co., agents, 121 Market
\\niarf foot of Steuart
Commercial Mills, Einstein & Lew, proprietors, 539
Fifth
COMMERCIAL XEWS AJTD I5fSrRA.\CE
RECORD (weekly) Commercial Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors, 34 California
F. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
MAKUFACTURE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHOTO
APPARATUS
SUPPLIES
T. P. ANDREWS
109 Montgomery St.
COM
403
COM
CO.HUEIU^IAIi NEWS ABTH SHIPl'INO LI8T
(daily* Ctmimercial Publishing Co. publishers and
proprietors, 34 California
COMKIEKI'IAL PUBLISHING CO., Morris U.
Bates president, Charles A. Gunnison secretary,
Victor J. Robinson treasurer, George F. Neal man-
ager, publishers and proprietors Commercial News
and Shipping List, 34 California, Telephone Main
1003
Commercial Restaurant and Wine Rooms, Max Cohen &
Co. proprietors, 217-219 Pine
Commercial Salt Works, James Baumberger jirojirietor,
313 Montgomery, r. San Leandro, Cal.
Commercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libbey proprietors, N s
Alameda nr De Haro, office 212 Sacramento
CO.tlMEKCIAL STE.AM POWER WORKS, Ivey
L. Borden proprietor, Lucius C. Watters superin-
tendent, 510 Commercial, Telephone Main 5846
COHMEKl-IAL STEAH PRINTING HOUSE,
Francis & Valentine proprietors, 517 Clay and 510-
516 Commercial
€0.>1]»IKR€I4L TRAVELER THE, Isaac Baer
publisher, 20 Ellis
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, LIMITED,
(OF LONDON) €harleH F. MuIIins man-
ager, 301 California, Telephone Main l.>.54
Commercial Warehouse, N s King bet Second and Third
Commerford Edward F. , horseshoer James W. Keefe, r.
14 J Folsom Av
Commerford Katherine, widow, r. 14^ Otis PI
.^S°Commerford. See Comerford
Commins David F., cleik E. Commins'& Co., r. 708
Golden Gate Av
CO.tlMINS B. <K CO. (Edward Commins) wholesale
wines and liquors, 5-7 Pine
Commins Edward (E. Commins & Co.) r. 708 Golden
Gate Av
Commins Edward H., cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2306
Larkln
Commins Frank, paying teller Hibernia Savings and
Loon Society, r. 2412 Larkin
Commins George, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2412
Larkin
Commins James E. , wagonmaker, 1927 Mission, r. 911
Prospect Av
Commins Peter W., blacksmith, 3249 Mission, r. 209
Cortland Av
Commins Thomas E., clerk E. Commins & Co., r. 2412
Larkin
Commins Thomas H., blacksmith P. W. Commins, r.
209 Cortland Av
B^~Commins. See Comj-ns, Cummings and Cummins
Commiskey J. H., collector Singer Mnfg Co., r. 437
Golden Gate Av
Commiskey M. E., agent, r. 437 Golden Gate Av
CO.MMISSIONER OF IM.niGRATION UNITED
STATES, Walter P. Stradlev, 11 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor
COIMHISSIONER SHIPPING UNITED STATES,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 1st floor
COMMISSIONERS BANK, 206 Sansome, room 16
COMMISSIONERS HARBOR, 10 California
COM.MISSIONERS NEW CITY HALL, New City
Hall, 1st floor
COM.MISSIONERS OF ELECTION, New City Hall,
basement
COMMISSIONERS OF INSANITY, New City Hall,
basement
COMMISSIONERS PARK, Park Lodge, Golden
Gate Park
COMMISSIONERS PILOT. .506 Batterv, room A
COMMISSIONERS POLICE, New City Hall, 1st
floor
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P umbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON E|IRT|i ^^ ^^
t^^w
m
THE mOST POPOLBH ^
CO.MMISSIONERS R.AILROAD, office 27 Chronicle
Bldg
CO.MMISSIONERS REVENUE FUND, oflnce New
City Hall
COM.MISSIONERS SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DE
PAKTMENT, ofliice New City Hall
CO.MMISSIONERS SUPREME <!OURT OF CAL-
IFORNI.l, NW cor Larkin and McAllister
CO.MMISSIONERS VITICULTUR kL, STATE
B0.4.RD OF, 101 Sans(mie
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuscarora,
Nev.), Robert R. Grayson secretary, 331 Pine,
room 20
COMMONWEALTH MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATIO\ OF SAN FRANCISCO,
William Sinon, president, Wickliffe Matthews, sec-
retary, office 402 Montgomery, rooms 18-19
Comoffo Richard, ship carpenter, r. 19i Welsh
B^"Comozzi. See Camozzi
Compagiia Doniiniez, peddler, r. 1317 Powell
COMPAGNIE DU BOLEO, Hippolyte Du Vergey,
agent, 14 Sansome, room 14, Telephone Main 5804
Campagnie Generale Transatlantique, 5 Montgomery Av
Compagno Emanuel M., poultry and game, 1320 Polk, r.
San Bruno Av nr Five Mile House
Compagno John (Compagno & Co.)
Compagno Lawrence, clerk Emarmel M. Compagno, r.
Saa Bruno Av nr Five Mile House
Compagno Miteo, blacksmith, r. 505 Filbert
Compagno Matt (Compagno & Co.)
Campagno & Co. (John and Matt) poultry and game,
1-3-5 Clay St. Market
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST, Miss Agnes D.
Brewer grand secretary, 120 O'Farrell
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST, A. O. F.,
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Roy grand secretary, 102 O'Far-
rell
Campano Peter, clerk, r. 815^ Vallejo
Campart M., laborer Pac. Orphan Asylum and Home for
Aged, 1-. S s Silver Av nr Mission Road
Compher Eugene, park policeman, r. 1614 Page
Compo George L., manager Pringle Bros., r. 1124 Mc-
Allister
Compomenosi Lewis J., beveler Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 5 Varennes
COMPTOIR N.ATIONAL D'ESCOMPTE DE
PARIS, L. Houssett agent, 122 Sansome, Telephone
Main 783
Compton Elmer S., clerk Paul Rieger & Co., r. 804
Jones
Compton Gile Mrs. , r. 804 Jones
Compton George T. , dental student, r. 804 Jones
Compton John D. , clerk Unio)i Iron Wks
Compton Joseph, carpenter John T. Grant
Compton Louis F., compositor Examiner, r. 307 Golden
Gate Av
Compton William, chief cook stmr Alameda, r. 28 Minna
Compton Willliam B., clerk Crocker- Woolworth Bank, r.
Oakland
Computing Scale Co., Pierce & Co. agents, 11-16
Chronicle Bldg
Comstock Charles, engineer S. P. Co., r. 2312 Bryant Av
CO.MSTOCK CH.ARLES N,, general manager The
Fidelity Mutual Life Association (Philadelphia, Pa.)
14 Sansome, room 51, Telephone Main 425, r. Oak-
land
Comstock George, r. 1006 Powell
Comstock George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2836 Folsom
Comstock George O. , policeman, r. SW cor Plymouth
and Ocean Av
Comstock Homer G., agent Mutual Investment Union,
14 Sansome
Comstock Isaac W., city agent New England Mutual
Life Ins. Co., 18-23 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. Mayfleld,
Cal.
Comstock James \Y. , millhand Pac. Tank Co.. r. 888
Shotwell
o w
fit '
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of tlie Water. Rented
at $1.00 per rionth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 1894.
COM
404
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SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
COMSTOt'K JOH.V F. O., superintendent Under-
writers Fire Patrol, 106-108 Jessie, r. 156 Second
Comstock Liver\- Stable, Charles Hendricks proptr, 524
Third
Conistock Lou Miss, operator, r. 3313 Clay
Comstock Merlin, carpenter, 1722 Polk
Comstock NeUie Mrs., r. 2312 Brj-ant Av
Comstock Nelson A. , architect, 91 Donohoe Bldg, r.
Berkeley
Comstock RufusR., marine engineer, r. 1864 Stevenson
Comstock William E., baker\', 395 Sixth
I'OMTE AI'GVSTIS Jr., attorney at law, 534i Cali-
fornia, Telephone Main 5732, r. 104 Guerrero
Comte George, clerk, r. 12 Oak
Comte Lo\iis (Guillium & Comte) r. 221 Broadway
Coniuth Edward, marble vard, 112 Golden Gate Av, r.
124 Fulton
Com\nis Charles J., assistant storekeeper Custom House
r. 215^ Polk
Comyns John, calker, r. 3261 Seventh
Corny ns John F., bookkeeper Wieland Bros., r. 326 1
Seventh
Comyns Maurice, calker, r. 215i Polk
Comyns Thomas L., roufer Conlin & Roberts, r. 22 Caro-
lina
l^"Comyns. See Commins, Cummings and Cimimins
Conaghan Frank A., wagonmaker, r. 218 Golden Gate
Av
Conallen Brothers (John and Patrick) groceries and
liquors, 122 Fifteenth
Conallen John (Conallen Bros.) r. 36 Shotwell
Coniillen Patrick (Conallen Bros.) r. 36 Shotwell
Conallen Patrick, laundrvman La Grande Laundn', r.
228 Twelfth
Conant Augustus F., foreman Famsworth & Collins Co.,
r. 57 South Park
Conant George B. , real estate, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Conaty Bernard, clerk Nicholas Kennal, r. SE cor Shot-
well and Nineteenth
Conaty Peter, ship supplies, 29 East, r. 2827 Howaid
Conaught Gregory H., traveling salesman L. & G. Bren-
ner, r. 335a Fair Oaks
Conaught Mary, widow, r. 716 Diamond
Conboy George C, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 225 Clipper
Conboy Harry, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
225 Clipper
Conboy John, glassblower, r. 10 Anthony
Conboy Michael J., Sergeant Police, r. 407 Vallejo
CoDcannon James, laborer, r. 797 Stevenson
Concannon Luke, groceries and liquors, 1577 Market
Concannon Martin, groceries and liquors, 984i Folsom
Concannon Patrick J. marine fireman, r. 29^ Lapidge
Concannon Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Concannon & Shea (Oakland, Cal.) contractors and
builders, office 16 Post
Concilia Giuseppi, fruit dealer, r. 529| Green
CO.%X"L.4VE THE, Holler & Jobst proprietors, NW
cor Gean' and Kearnv
CONCORDIA rH'B, SE cor Post and Van Ness Av
Condee George M., mining, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Conderman Almira, widow, r. 725a Twenty-fourth
Condewitsky Henry, bookseller, 953J Folsom
Condict J. Elliot, manager, r. 620 Sutter
Condiotto Michael, shoemaker, r. 1428 Pacific
Condit Ira M. Rev. , missionary Presb)terian Chinese
Church and Mission, 911 Stockton, r. Oakland
Condit Roy D., stock clerk, r. 132 Ninth Av
Condle Leonore A. Miss, r. 2118 Pine
Condon Benjamin E., marine fireman, r. 69 Natoma
Condon Clement, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. Fifth .\\
South bet M and L
Condon Coi nelius, engineer, r. 119 Fourteenth
Condon Cornelius, laborer, r. 141 1 Shipley
Condon Daniel Jr., laborer, r. Florence nr Palmetto Av
Condon Daniel E., civil engineer and president The
Western Engineering Co. , r. Alameda
Condon Da\-id, carpenter, r. 923 O'Farrell
Condon David, stonecutter, r. 1202 Mission
Condon Edward F. , typefounder Pac. States T\pe Foun-
dr}% r. 810i Union
Condon Edwin, teamster J. B. Bocarde Drayage Co. , r.
615 Twenty-first
Condon Ella, widow, r. 141 i Shipley
Condon Ellen Miss, saleslady J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 425
Twenty-seventh
Condon F. A., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r. 609
Ellis
Condon James, r. 425 Twenty-seventh
Condon James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Condon James, laborer A. E. Bruckman
Condon James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r 660
Howard
Condon J. H., marine engineer, r. 119 Silver
Condon John, r. 646 Minna
Condon John, blacksmith, r. 1138 Howard
Condon John D. , cabinet maker, r. 3 Madison Av
Condon John D. Jr., clerk, r. 3 Madison Av
Condon Joseph, clerk, r. 1138 Howard
Condon Joseph, clerk Carroll & CirroU, r. 728 Howard
Condon Martin J., ironmolder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 16
Hawthorne
Condon Maud Miss, bookkeeper, r. 317i Fell
Condon Michael, marine engineer, r. 119 Fourteenth
Condon Morris, laundrvman La Grande Laundn-, r. 228
T\velfth
Condon Patrick, molder, r. 807 Mission
Condon Patrick H., messenger Market St. Rj., r. 716i
Twenty-second
Condon Richard T., insurance agent, r. 1310 Broderick
Condon Sarah C, widow, 317i Fell
Condon Thomas P., shoemaker J. Palmer, r. 733 Market
Condon William (Condon & McCall), r. 210 Third
Condon William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 214 Third
Condon William, laborer, r. <417 Eleventh Av
Condon William T., bookbinder R. 1. Whelan & Co., r. 3
Madison Av
Condon & McCall (William Condon and William Mc-
Call), glove manufacturers-, 210 Third
e^ Condon. See Congdon
Condout John, laundrymau Nouque Etienne, r. 406 Pa-
cific
Condran John, plumber, r. 215 Seventh
Condran Philip, machinist, r. 215 Seventh
Condrej- John B., florist A. Jacquemet, r. E s Lisbon nr
Silver Av
Condrey Joseph, laborer, r. 662 Howard
Condrey Pierre (Joseph Jacquemet & Co.), r. Ocean
House Road Nursery
Condrin Frank, driver Matthews Bros. & Co., r. 19
Prospect Av
Condrin James, bottler, r. 508J Ninth
Condrin James T., teamster, r. 118 Ivy Av
Condrotte Adolphe J., bagmaker D. Block & Co., r. 1724
Mission
Condrotte Joseph, lime dealer, r. 1724 Mission
Condrotte Louis J., teamster, r. 421a Natoma
Cone Frederick S., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 45S
Eighteenth
Cone Henry, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 610
Jones
Cone James E. , collector, L. E. C'lawson & Co. , r. Oak-
land
Cone Thomas P., laborer, r. 14i Laussat
Cone William H., mnfs' agent, "r. 458 Eighteenth
Cone William H. Jr., manager retail leather goods dept
Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 458 Eighteenth
ffiW Cone. See Coen, Cohen and Kohn
Conens Gerhard, clerk Nathan, Dohrman & Co., r. 527
Seventh
Conev Ale.xander, r. 528 Haves
C'0.>"EV .4LE.\A.\0ER K,. Consul-General Mexico,
r. 1522 Post
Coney Antone, lalwrer, r. 324 Arlington
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mm OF STEET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
T^he San FrariGisGO GALL: is a Great Newspaper
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
a CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Coney Belle A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2519b California
Coney Charles W. H., r. 2519b California
Coney David M., dental student, r. 528 Hayes
Coney Elkan H., clerk, r. 528 Hayes
Coney Jacob A., clerk, r. 528 Hayes
Coney Sophie A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2519b California
it^ Coney. See Cooney
Confectioner's Union No. 42, 939 Howard
Confidence Silver Mining Co., A. S. Groth secretary, 414
California
Comfort Henry, laborer, r. 29J Clara, rear
Congdon Henry Mrs., r. 823b Sutter
Congdon Joseph H., clerk Home Library and Supply
Association, 14 Sansome, r. 706 Gough
gW Congdon. See Condon
Conger Benjamin S., conductor Market St Ry, r. 1413
Guerrero
C(mger Charles W., with W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 141 J
Shipley
Conger Rosalie, widow, r. 141i Shipley
COiVtiKK SVDXE¥ .1., manager The Whitman &
liarnes Manufacturing Co., 33 Market, r. Oakland
Conger Thomas, cigarmaker Abram Josselyn, r. 14U
Shipley
CONVKEOATION BETH l!«RAEL, Rev. M. S.
Levy rabbi, S s Gearj- bet Octavia and Laguna
COXGREGATION BETH KIENAHIM iikTREI-
S.4WD, Rev. Joseph Willner rabbi, 335-337 Minna
VO.\GRE«ATION E.^AMi; EL, Jacob Voorsanger
rabbi, N s Sutter bet Stockton and Powell
CO.\«KECiATIOX NEVAH ZEDEK, 14 Golden
Gate Av
4 0NVKEGATI0V OHABI SHALOME, David
Meverson cantor, Golden Gate Hall, 025 Sutter
€ONCiRE«ATI»I« SUERITH ISRAEL, Rev.
Jacob Nieto rabbi, NE cor Post and Taylor
('0N<;RE4;ATI0.\AL AS.SOCIATES, Stephen B.
Smith president, 7 Montgomery Av, James E. Ager
secretary, 508 Claj-
< Oi\<i RELATION A L A.S80CIATI0]V OF
CHRISTIAN <'HINESE, 5 Brenham PI
('ON*. RELATIONAL MINISTERS' RELIEF SO-
CIETY OF CALIFORNIA, Rev. J C. Holbrook
D. D, president. Rev. J. H. Warren D. D. secretary,
670 Twentieth
Congregational Publishing and Sunday School Society,
San Francisco Depository, 745 Market
Conhan Thomas, painter, r. 108 Bernard
Coniff Michael, laborer, r. 319 Bryant
Coniff Thomas, plumber, r. 319 Brjant
8^"Coniff. See Conniff and Cunniff
Conimus Jacob, waiter, r. 909 Kearny
(Frank Conk-
CONKLIN BROTHERS
III!) proprietors Pacific Steam Carpet
Cleaning and Renovating Works, 33.'{
Oolden «;ate Av., Teleplione East ISG
Conklin Charles (Conklin & Whitehead) r. 1634 Broad-
way
Conklin Charles P., bookkeeper F. G. Conklin & Co., r.
600 Capp
CONKLIN F. «. «& CO. (Frank G. Conklin) glove
manufacturers, 507 Market
Conklin Frank (Conklin Bros.) r. .335 Golden Gate Av
Conklin Frank G. (F. G. Conklin & Co.) r. Oakland
Conklin Gertrude, widow, r. 649 Folsom
Conklin G. P., storekeeper stmr Walla Walla
Conklin Herbert C. , clerk The George F. hberhard Co.,
r. 2926 Pine
Conklin Jane, widow, r. 1415 Mission
Conklin Jerome C. , driver Henry Sutliff, r. 858 Mission
Conklin John, teamster, r. 975^ Bryant
Conklin John, with Sanborn & Vail, r. 100 McAllister
Conklin Kate Miss, principal Starr King Primary School,
r. 335 Golden Gate Av
Conklin Lester A., collector Commercial Union Assu-
rance Co. Limited, r. 2926 Pine
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TU^KRKEX STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imncrted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Conklin Lillie, widow, r. West Stanford Heights Av
Conklin M. A. & Co. (Mrs. Mary A. Conklin and Daniel
L. Murphv) proprietors Excelsior Straw Wks, 120
Fourth
Conklin M. A. Mrs. (M. A. Conklin & Co.) r. 1334 Folsom
Conklin Philip A., clerk Station D, Post Office, r. 335
Golden Gate Av
Conklin Piatt, r. 2926 Pine
Conklin Thomas, laborer, r. 1415 Mission
Conklin Thomas C. (Thomas C. Conklin & Co.)r. SE. cor
Fourth and Folsom
Conklin Thomas C. & Co. (Thomas C. Conklin) proprie-
tors Pac. Brush Factory, 573i Bryant
Conklin William G., compounder Atkins' Manufacturing
Co., r. 824 Protrero Av
Conklin William M., contractor, r. 335 Golden Gate Av
Conklin & Whitehead (Charles Conklin and Robert
Whitehead) general railroad and steamship ticket
offise, 626 Market
Conkling Anna M., widow, r. 2211 Fillmore
Conkling David L., assistant librarian S. F. Law Librarv
r. 2211 Fillmore
Conkling Thomas E., driver Geyser Water Co., r. 1501
Broadway
Conlan Annie, widow, r. 28105 Harrison
CONLAN CHARLES T., Judge Police Court No. 2,
chambers New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 536 Page
Conlan David, carpenter, r. 923 O'Farre:!
Conlan Edward J., carpenter, r. 428 Castro
Conlan Ellas, r. 1330 Suiter
Conlan George, clerk, r. 722 Linden Av
Conlan James F. , carjjenter, r. 428 Castro
Conlan John, cirpenter, r. 428 Ca tro
Conlan John, harnes m iker, r. 154 Tehama
Conlan John G. Rev., Rector St. Francis Church, NE
cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo, r. 620 Vallejo
Conlan John P., foreman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 71
Verona
Conlan Mary E. Miss, r. 620 Vallejo
Conlan Nicholas, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Conlan Patrick, r. 16 Oak
Conlan Patr ck, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 1289 Eigh-
teenth
Conlan Patrick, teamster, r. 45 Natoma
Conlan Rosa, domestic 1607 Lagun i
Conlan Samuel L., stenographer, r. 7^ ^'■erona
Conlan Thomns, salesman A. Simon, r. 705 O'Farrell
Conlan William E., phy-ician, r. 16 Oak
Conlan William J., salesman Jac(th Unna, r. Alameda
8^"Conlan. See Conallen, Conlin and Conlon
Conless John, expressman, r. 18 Kissling
Conless Nellie, domestic 2411^ Folsom
Conley Carrie, widow, r. 309 Fifteenth
Conley E. M. Miss, clerk R. T. Ward & Co., r. 610
Clay
Conley Frank D., clerk, r. 1510 California
Conley James, teamster Union Box Factor.v, r. 422
Francisco
Conley James, laborer, r. W s El Dorado bet Nebraska
and Vermont
Conley James M., compositor, r. 716 Stockton
Conley John, boilermaker, r. 439^ Eleventh
Conley John, laborer, r. 309 Fifteenth
Conley John, propr Cal. Decoration Wks, 763 Mission, r.
Oakland
Conley John J., policeman, r. 1510 Califoniia
Conley Kate, widow, r. 1237 Stockton
Conley Kate A., domestic 1705 Geary
Conley Maggie, domestic 268 Jessie
Conley Margaret, widow, r. 33 Hinckley
Conley Mary T. , widow, r. 1035 Mission
Conley Nora, domestic 268 Jessie
Conley Thomas, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
CONLEY THOMAS II., groceries and liquors, 1.5.54
Howard, cor Twelfth
Conley William, bartender John F. Crowley, r. 1126
Market
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-( Coiiley William, painter, r. 118 Alabama
Conley William H., pressmap, r. 1511 Mason
3 ^rConley. See Conly, Connelly, Connolly, and Con-
«] noUey
Conlin Amy Miss, dressmaking, 807 Mission
,r" Conlin Dora Miss (Conlin & Krebs) r. 944 Valencia
5 Conlin Edward J., bookkeeper Conlin & Roberts, r. 1643
Z, Howard
-' Conlin Eugene, paperhanger Burt & Shields, r. 140 Fell
5 Conlin Frank P., pressman Francis & Valentine, r. 115
■^ Henry
Conlin Hugh, student, r 316 Fern Av
O Conlin James (Conlin & Roberts) r. 1643 Howard
i- Conlin James L., special policeman, r. 316 Fern Av
2 Conlin James Jr., clerk, r. 1227 Steiner
5" Conlin James A., clerk Charles Goldstone, r. 316 Fern Av
Conlin James B., printer Francis & Valentine, r. 115
fY Henry
*^ Conlin John J., contractor, r. 342 Fourth
m Conlin John J., horsecoUar maker Charles S. Ewing, r.
1^ 105 Cumberland
Conlin Kate, widow, r. 807 Mission
Conlin Kate Miss, bookbinder, r. 807 Mission
Conlin Martin, laborer, r. 203 Greenwich
Conlin Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 316 Fern Av
Conlin Thomas, printer War Cry, r.ll39 Market
Conlin Thomas, roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 124 Third
Conlin Walter E., foreman Conlin & Roberts, r. 1643
Howard
Conlin & Krebs (Dora Conlin and Helene Krebs), dress-
makers, 796 Van Ness Av
Conlin & Roberts (James Conlin), metal and slate roof-
ers, 728-730 Mission
B^ Conlin. See Conallen, Conlan and Conlon
ConliskCharlesW., cashier Call, r. 318 Golden Gate A v
Conlon Bernard L., tailor, r. 24 Sherwood PI
Conlon Bernard L. Jr.. clerk, r. 24 Sherwood PI
Conlon Bridget, widow, janitress Agassiz Primary
School, r. 2604 Mission
Conlon Catherine, widow, r. 1129 Harrison
Conlon Catherine, widow, r. 1317 California
Conlon Charles P., carpenter, r. 226 Ritch, rear
Conlon Frank, laborer, r. 3 Channel
Conlon Frank, teamster, r. 19 Prospect Av
Conlon Frank J., clerk F. G. Walkington, r. 1317 Cali-
fornia
Conlon H. Mrs., r. 631 Larkin
Conlon Helen, widow, r. 336 Eddy
Conlon Helen D. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar School,
r. 336 Eddy
Conlon James, shoecutter Siebe-Glanville Co., r. 159
Minna
Conlon James J., bookkeeper Michael Conlon, r. 1521
California
Conlon John, laborer, r. 1120b Golden Gate Av
Conlon John, seaman, r. 541 First
Conlon John J., district engineer S. F. F. D., r. 1317
California
Conlon Jonas, teamster, r. 1456 Minna
Conlon Joseph, driver Brooklyn Hotel
Conlon Lawrence J., shoemaker, r. 24 Sherwood PI
Conlon Margaret, widow, r. 159 Minna
Conlon Martin, laborer, r. S s Greenwich nr Sansome
Conlon Mary Miss, dressmaking', 1129^ Harrison
fONLOX MICHAEL, proprietor Centennial Liverv
Stables, 1521-1525 California, Telephone East 378, r.
1521 California
Conlon Patrick, laborer, r. 1120b Golden Gate Av
Conlon Robert, molder O'Connell & Lewis
Conlon Thomas, engineer, r. 419 Stevenson
Conlon Thomas, laborer, r. 924 Natoma
Conlon Thomas P., clerk^Michael Conlon, r. 1521 Cali-
fornia iiCHviii. ::^ ^Anoia
Conlon William J., salesman Jacob Unna, r. Alameda
B^Conlon. See Conallen, Conlan and Conlin
Conly John, porter, r. 1124 H;rrison
Conly John Mrs., widow, r. 3313 W'ashington
Conly Josephine Miss, stenograj)her The S. F. Breweries>
r. 221a Twelfth
Conly M., r. 44 Sixtn
l^*Conly. See Conley, Connelly, Connolly and Conol-
ley
Comny Thomas C, foreman Frank Eastman & Co , r. 933
Keaniy
Conn Edward E., saw filer Peter E. Duchein, r. 1429a
O'Farrell
Conn Edward J., sawmaker, 656 Mission, r. 2600 Sacra-
mento
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 1121
Hampshire
Conn Fred J. (Fred J. Conn & Co. and Conn & Silver-
stien) r. 1121 Hampshire
Conn Fred J. & Co. (Frea J. Conn) wholesale dealers and
Importers salt, office 212 Sacramento
Conn Richard L., plumber, r. 2425 Sutter
Conn & Silverstien (Fred J. Conn and Abraham M.
Si verstien) proprietors Mission Chemical WTis, 212
Sacramento
Connahan Cornelius, capitalist, r. 513 Devisadero
B^Connahan. See Conahan
Connama Bernard, laborer, r. 1015 Francisco
Connama Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 1015 Francisco
Connan Annie, domestic 2528 Pine
Connaughton ElUn, domestic 1816 Pacific* Av
Connaughton Joseph, stone polisher, r. 27)4 Bernard
CO.NNECTM.'IITFIRE I\<<«rRAKCE VO. (of Hart-
ford, Connecticut) Robert Dickson general agent,
401 Montgomery, Telephone Main 698, Boyd & Dick-
son cit)^ agents, 501 Montgomery
Connecticut Indemnity Association, Fred F. Weed State
agent, 304 Turk
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO. Xoyergeneral
a$;ent, A. K. I'. Ilariiioii Jr. district snper-
intendent Padtic Coast agencies, 30.."J1
Mills Bldg. 3d floor. Telephone Main 766
Council Adeline Miss, telephime operator, r. 808 Geary
Connell Bessie, domestic 2908 Jackson
Connell Charles H. , janitor, r. 1409a Mason
Connell Cornelius, extraman Engine 13, r. 1405 Valencia
Connell Cornelius, plasterer, r. NW cor Esmeralda and
Lundy Lane
Connell Daniel, compositor Call, r. 237 Seventeenth
Connell D. O., traveling salesman, r. 1904 M.irket
Connell Edward, blacksmith John J. Klapperich, r. IS
Wiishiniiton Av
Cjnnell Edward, engineer Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 211 Oak
Council Kdwin, engineer, r 40 Oik
Connell Eleanora Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 1404 Cali-
fornia
Connell Eliza, widow, r. 1404 California
Connell Elizabeth, widow, r. 927 Shotw^ll
Connell Harry, lumber dealer, r. 540 Sanchez
Connell Henry F., laborer, r. 927 Shotwell
Connell James, r. 2403 Railroad Av
Connell J^mes, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR , r.
1209 Green
Connell James, painter, r. 404 McAllister
Connell James, rancher, r. SW cor Gould and Salinas
Av
Connell James F., driver Robert E. Cole, r. 438 Brannau
Connell Jame-i W., carpenter, r. 18 Washington Av
Connell John, boilermaker P c. Rolling Mills
Connell John, laborer, r. 247 Second
Connell John, laborer, r. 519 Brannan, rear
Connell John, steward stmr Eureka, r. Oakland
Connell John, upholsterer, r. 39 Fifth
Connell John, plasterer, r. 18 Washington Av
Connell Joseph Mrs , furnished rooms, 2943^ Mission
Connell Joseph A., piinter, r. 1608 Twenty-fourth
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Connell Katharine, widow, r. 204 Seventh
Connell Lillian Mi,ss, milliner, r. 808 Geary
Connell Maggie, domestic 2204 Pacific Av
Connell Maggie Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 18
Washiii^on Av
Connell Margaref, widow, r. 2J Sheridan
Connell Margaret, widow, r. 742 Twenty-second
Connell May, widow, dr ssmaking, 1506J Polk
Connell Mary Miss, shoefitt«r, r. 2943i Mission
Conn 11 Mary I. Miss, tetcher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 927 Shotwell
Connell Maurice, melter O'Connell & Lewis, r. 914J
Harrison
Connell M. E. Miss, stenographer National Surety Co. ,
r. 720 Geary
Connell Jlichael, carpenter, r. 310 Michigan
Connell Michael, blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 884
IlUn-.s
Connell Michael, caqienter Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks r. 160S Twenty -fourth
Connell Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 151J
Clara
Connell Michael, laborer Wan-en & Malley, r. SW cor Bay
and L iguna
Connell N. Mrs., r. 40 Oak
Connell Patrick, plasterer, r. 1002i Minna
Connell Sarah'Miss, comp isitor, r, 927 Shotwell
Connell Thomas, boilermaker Keystone Boiler Wks, r.
im Hyde
Connell Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46i
Z'.e
Connell Thomas C, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 927 Shotwell
Connell Timothy, r. Alms House
Connell Timothy, r. 410 Natoma
Connell Tim ithy, railroadman, r. 520 Fourth
Connell Timothy, gas fitter Day & Simms, r. 2J Sheridan
Connell William, b.jilermaker, r. Illinois nr Napa
Connell William B., porter Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. 5
Folsom Av
Connell William J., clerk Cluett, Coon & Co., r. 18 Wash-
ington Av
B^Connell. See Cornell
Connelly Annie, widow, r. 742 Howard
Connelly Arthur, laborer, r. Alms House
Connelly Bernard, marine engineer, r. 11 46 Howard
Connelly Charles, gas fitter, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut
Connelly Daniel, laborer, r. 22 St. Rose's Av
Connelly Daniel, laborer, r. 1234 Lombard
Connelly Daniel, lumberman, r. 411 Harrison
Con elly Daniel D., salesman, r. 411 Harrison
Connelly Edward, bedmaker St. Mary's Hospital
Connelly Edward, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 538
HoWard
Connelly Edward, oiler S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r. 245
Eighth
Connelly Elizabeth, widow, r. 157 Tehama
Connelly Eugene P., with Luning Co., r. 823 Bryant
Connelly F. F., teamster, r. 3 Howard Court
Connelly F. J. & P. J. (Francis J. and Peter J.) liquors,
S. P. Go's. Narrow Gauge stmrs. foot Market
Connelly Francis J. (Lane & Connelly and F. J. & P. J.
Connelly), r.3 5 Scott
Connelly Frank, butcher, r. 82 Jessie
Connelly Frank, tinsmith, r. 48 Chenery
Connelly Frank J., cigar dealer, r. 35 Scott
Connelly Frank M., boilermaker, r. 411 Harrison
Connelly Frederick J., carriage painter, r. 4S0 Eighth
Connelly James (Connelly & Borle) r. 1310 Devisadero
Connelly James, laborer, r. 48 Chenery
Connelly James, tinsmith, r. 13-'3 Montgomery
Connelly James F., upholsterer, r. 1511 Mason
Connelly James W., electrician S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 1201 Guerrero
Connelly Jefferson M., soaps and oils, 7 Gordon
Connelly John, clerk Leo Alexander & Bro., r. 82 Jessie
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Connellj- John, expressman, r. 82 Jessie
Connelly John, lamplighter, r. 1323 Montgomery
Connelly John, teamster, r. 1108 Tennessee
Connelly John F., r. 1806 Center
Connolly John H., butcher, r. 740 Folsom
Connelly John T., bartender James P. Dunne & Co., r.
718 Leavenworth
Connolly John T. laborer, r. 6 Bruce Av
Connelly Jo^eph, driver, r. 823 Bryant
Connolly Josepu P., laborer, r. 411 Harrison
Connelly Joseph W., milkman, r. 480 Eighth
Connelly Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 2300 Mission
Connelly Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1332 Twenty-sixth
Connellv Marie Miss, operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 201 Turk
Connelly Martin (Connelly & Clark) r. 2903 J Folsom
Connelly Martin, machinist, r. 126 Valley
Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 2903^ Folsom
Connelly Mary, widow, r. 1332 Twenty-sixth
Connelley Mary A., widow, r. 742 Howard
ConnellyMichael, laborer, r. 1532 Pacific Av
Connelly Michael, laborer, r. W s Third Av bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Cannelly Michael, waiter, r. 720 Natoma
Connelly Patrick, contractor, r. 1312 Broderick
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1806 Center
Connelly Peter, butcher, r. 1605 Mason
Connelly Peter Mrs., widow, r. 1325 Devisadero
Connelly Peter J. (F. J. & P. J. Connelly) r. 406 Haight
Connelly Rena, tailoress August Hulten, r. 742 Howard
Connelly Rose Miss, r. 201 Turk
Connelly Sallie Miss, r. 2903.i liolsom
Connelly Thomas, r. 411 Oak
Connelly Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 162 Clara
Connelly Tliomas, expressman, r. 1319 Guerrero
Connelly Thomas, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 247 Elev-
enth
Connelly Thomas F., bookkeeper, r. 2903J Folsom
Connelly Thomas F., laborer, r. 1806 Center
Connelly Timothy, r. 2522 Gough
Connelly William", bartender, r. 410 Tehama
Connelly William, horse collar maker W. Davis & Son, r.
157 Tehama
Connelly William, laborer, r. 1254 Mission
Connelly William, watchman Charles Kalisky, r. 56
Minna
Connelly William D. , r. 1806 Center
Connelly & Borle (James Connelly and Mrs. Louis L.
Borle) furniture, 932 Mission
Connelly & Clark (Martin Connelly and Philip Clark)
wood and coal, 1082 Howard
B^ Connelly. See Conley, Conly, Connely and Conul-
ley
Conne'r Albert E. , draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r. 2400
Fillmore
Conner Allen H., engineer Pac. Mail Dock, r. Lobos bet
Capitol and Orazaba
Conner A. S. Mrs. , widow, r. 1255 California
Conner Charles C, motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 1733i Church
Conner Edward, electrical engineer Pac. Tel. and Tel.
Co., r. 1713i Jones
Conner Frederick W., draughtsman Reid Bros., r. 2400
Fillmore
Conner George W., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 870
Eighteenth
Conner Ignatius C, plasterer, r. 318 Fifth Av
Conner Jefferson D., special policeman, r. Lobos btt
Capitol and Orazaba
Conr.er John, clerk Kingan & Co., r. 305 Polk
Conner John, laborer, r. Alms House
Conner John F., shademaker, r. 909 Bryant
Conner John L., r. 2400 Fillmore
Conner Julia W., widow, r. 2400 Fillmore
Conner Lindsley D. , millwright Joseph Wagner Mnfg
r. Oakland
Conner Mary Mrs. , varieties, 909 Brj^ant
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Conner Mattie Miss, stenographer, r. 526 Golden Gate
Av
Conner Patrick, capitalist, r. 526 Golden Gate Av
Conner Patrick, marine fireman, r. 546 Kirst
Conner Richard, laborer, r. 247 Second
Conner Robert, salesman, r. 967 Mission
Conner Thomas J. , master mariner, r. 615 Broderick
Conner William E., clerk General Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 2311 Polk
Conner William R., auctioneer, r. 112 Twentv-fourth
B^Conner. See Conners, Connor, Connors and Conor
Conners Cornelius, laborer, r. 629 Natoma
Conners Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Conners James, laborer, r. NT\' cor .Jefferson and Brod-
erick
Conners James J., telephone operator, r. 629 Xatoma
Conners John, liquors, SW cor Eighth and Howard "
Conners John, mattress maker Bemhard Mattress Co..
r. 27 Laskie Av
Conners John F., molder, r. 11 Tehima
Conners Nellie Miss, nurse Ladies' Pr .tective and Relief
Society, r. 1200 Franklin
Conners Oscar, expressman, XE cor Larkin and Golden
Gate Av, r. 150 Fourth
Conners Patrick, laborer, r. 308 Linden Av
Conners Patrick, laborer, r. 917 Sansome
Conners P. J., gas fitter, r. 240 Taylor
Conners Thomas O., engineer Examiner, r. 1314
Kearny
Conners Westley, r. 924 Mission
*S^Conners. See Coner, Connor, Connors and Conyers
Connerton Margaret, widow, r. 926 McAllieter
Connerton Martin J. , salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.
1021 Twentieth, rear
Connerton Marj-, domestic 1524 Jackson
Connes Herman, laborer, r. 527 Seventh
Conness Roberts., distributer Post Office, r. 108J Hayes
Conness Thomas, laborer, r. 18J Otis PI
Connich Antone, foreman L. G. Sresonch & Co., r. 317
Green
Conniff Edward W., clerk, r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Frances Miss, r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff James E., foreman Engine 1, r. 707 1 Green
ConoiS James E. Jr., machinist, r. 707^ Green
Conniff John V., clerk, r. 209 Rose Av
Coftn iff .Joseph D., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 209
Rose Av
Conniff Kate Mi.ss, dressmaking, 121 Post, room 49
Conniff Minnie Miss, bookbinder, r. 707A Green
Conniff Nicholas, r. 316 Oak
Co-miff Patrick J., clerk John J. Ryan, r. 529 Brannan
Conniff Thomas, tapper Spring Valley W. W., r. 18 St.
Rose's Av
Conniff William, fire-escape master, r. 707i Green
B^" Conniff. See Coniff, Cuniff, Cunniff and Kenniff
Conning James, assistant accountant Cal. Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Conning Stephen, carjieater, 616 California, r. 137 Han-
cock
Connitt Charles A., clerk City Dept. Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co. , r. 825 Seventeenth
Comiolly Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1533i Howard
Connolly Agnes J. Miss, teacher CTement Grammar
School, r. 637 Ellis
Connolly Annie Miss, r. 6 Hariiet
Connolly Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 309 Cortland Av
Connolly Bernard W. , clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 128
Fern Av
Connolly Coleman A., teamster, r. 258.^ Clara
Connolly Daniel, laborer, r. 60 Everett
Co\molly Daniel, laborer Mount Calvarv Cemetery, r. 22
St. Rose's Av
Connolly Denis, butcher, r. Tenth Av South nr Railroad
Av
Connolly Denis, clerk, r. 60 Everett
Connolly Edivard, bookbinder A. J. Learv Co., r. 22
Hoff Av
Connolly Edward, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South n
Railroad Av
Connolly Edward, shoemaker, r. 509 Hermaim
Connolly Edward A., bricklayer, r. 637 Ellis
Connolly Edward M., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 1526 Clay
Connolly Ellen, widow, r. 509 Brannan
Connwlly Ellen, widow, r. 1508 Kansas
Connolly Eugene, r. 924a Twenty-second
ConnoUy PYank, laborer, r. 26 Everett
Connolly G i.-^rge, laborer, r. 620 Hampshire
Connolly George A., teacher St. Ignatius Coll ge, 214
Hayes
Connolly James, policeman, r. 623J Gearj-
Connolly James, teamster, r. Alms House
Conn lly Jaiue-s H. , sailmaker, r. 1533^ Howard
Connolly James J., laborer, r. 1311 Harrison
Connolly Jane Miss, shoefitter, r. 50t» Hermann
Connolly Jrremi..h, laborer, r. 16 Byington Av
Connolly John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Seventh Av
and K
Connolly John, policeman, r. 1227 Florida
Connolly John, stevedore, r. 308 Tehama
•Connolly John, teamster, r. 44Jessif , rear
Connolly John F., bookkeeper Warren & Mallse, r. SW
cor Bay and Latruna
Connolly John F., clerk The E. G. Lyons Co., r. 2124
Harrison
Connolly John J., barber, r. 218 Minna
Connolly John J., clerk Raphael's Incorporated, r. 1526
Clay
Connolly John J., millhand, r. 258| Clara
Connolly John L., surf man Golden Gate Park Life Sav-
ing Station, r. Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Connolly John M., groceries and liquors, 422 Natoma
Connolly John T., undertaker Pacific Undertakers, r. 777
Mission
Connolly Joseph, assistant collector The Werner Co., r.
509 Church
Connolly Josephine, widow, r. 17 Priest
Connolly Katie Miss, r. 6 Harri";t
Connolly Kittle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1503i Folsom
Connolly Margaret Miss, r. 930 Montgomery
Connolly M., paperwetter Examiner, r. 136 Church
Connolly Martin, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
Connolly Mary, domestic 267 Minna
Connolly Marj-, widow, groceries and liquors, 309 Cort-
land Av
Connolly Matthew, laundj-man La Grande Laundr>% r.
14i Thirteenth
Connolly M athew F., cashier Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
2581 Clara
Connolly Michael, r. 218 Minna
Connolly Michael, clerk, r. 143 Clara
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South nr
Railroad Av
Connolly Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 44
Sixth
Connolly Michael, stevedore, r. 60 Everett
Connolly Michael D. Rev., rector St. Paul's Church (R.
C), r. 1628 Church
Connolly Michael G., soapmaker, r. 7 Gordon
Connolly Michael I., painter, r. 218 Mnma
Connolly Michael J., r. 406 Octavia
Connolly Minnie Miss, waitress A. W. Dennett, r. 331
Jessie
Connolly Nicholas, butcher, r. 1503J Folsom
Connolly Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 1503^ Folsom
Connolly Owen, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Connolly Patrick, cook, r. 541 First
Connolly Patrick, groceries and liquors, 143 Clara
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 258i Clara
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South nr
Railroad Av
Connolly Patrick, liquors, 329 Tliird, r. 409 Third
Connolly Patrick, liquors, 528 Fourth, r. 247 Eleventh
Connolly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 19b Moss
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Connolly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Connolly Patrick, longshoreman, r. N s Broad bet Ora-
zaba and Capitol, Ocean View
Connolly Patrick M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 23<J
Clara
Connolly Peter, gardner, r. 2190 Devisadero
Connolly Peter, laborer, r. 18 Laurel PI
Connolly Peter, teamster, 132J Clara, rear
Connolly Ptter, teamster, r. 1508 Kansas
Connolly Peter J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &Co., r.
1119 Scott
Connolly Kichard, fireman stmr San Bias
Connolly Rose, domestic 3700 Washington
Connolly Terrace, r. 1124 Folsom
Connolly Thomas, r. 324 Fourth
Connolly Thomas, clerk Kavanagh & Nolan, r. 983 Har-
rison
Cinniolly Thomas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sanchez
and Twenty-fourth
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 247 Eleventh
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Connolly Thomas E. , physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1327-1329 Howard
Connolly Thomas W. , pharmacist, r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Connolly Timothy F., policeman, r. 21 Chattanoo.a
Connolly William, labo er Masonic Cemetery, r. 131
Waller
Connolly William, upholsterer Thomas Sullivan, r. 1511
Mason
Connolly William A., bookkeeper Butterick Publishing
Co., r. 131 Waller
Connolly William F., carrier Post Office, r. 2300 Mis-
sion
Connolly William J., butcher, r. 728 Capp
Connolly William J., grocer, 164 Jessie, r. 410 Tehama
Connolly William R., brass finisher, r. 1925 Bryant Av
tt^ Connolly. See Conley, Conly, Connelly and Con-
noley
Connon George, contractor and builder, r. 22
Connon George Jr. , carpenter, r. 220 Dorland
B^Connon. See Cannon
Connof Alice, domestic 1027 Washington
Connor Amelia A. Mrs., physician, oflice and r. 56 Mur-
phy Bldg
Connor Charlotte A., widow, r. 1210 Mission
Connor Cornelius C, real estate, r. 825 O'Farrell
Connor Dudley, liquors, 43 Second, r. 37 Second
Connor Edward, carpenter, r. 208 Second
Connor Edward, driver Winthrop J. Fifield, r. 320 Ful-
ton
Connor Emil, cook, r. 323 Minna
CONIMOK FKEIt F., general agent Oregon Railway
and Navigation Co., 19 Montgomery, r. Berkeley
CONNOR IDA E. MISS, ..o„..»,r
line ireiick uiilUuery, SB iieary, r. Ala-
ineiia
Connor J A., machinist S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Connor James, boilermaker SS. Gaelic, O. and O. SS.
Co., r. 309 Gavin
Connor Jeremiah, expressman, SE cor Seventh and Mis-
sion, r. 2327 Harrison
Connor John (Connor & Link), r. 246| Oak
Connor John, fireman, r. 100| Jackson
Connor John, watchman Headquarters Dept. of Cal., U.
S. A.,r. 4 Vernon PI
Connor John P., clerk Connor & Link, r. 246^ Oak
Connor John W., laborer, r. 318 Chestnut
Connor Kate C, widow, r. 17131 Jones
Connor Lawrence, janitor Pac. Tel, and Tel. Co., r.
1502J California
Connor Margaret, widow, r. 24 Hunt
Connor Marie, domestic, r. 318 Chestnut
Connor Marie Miss, stenographer, r. 228 Eleventh
Connor Martin, gardener Masonic Cemetery, r. 23 Parker
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WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
SBND FOR CIRCULHRS.
yi?at di^stjrpassed la^er
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GHIGHGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Comior Martin, gi-ipman Geary St. RR., r. 334a Second
Av
Connor Martin, wood and coal, 232 Tenth
Cjnnor Mary, widow, r. 544 Turk
Cjnnor Mary Miss, proprietor Mint House, 933 Mission
Connor Mary C, widow, r. 228 Eleventh
Cjnnor Mary E., widow, r. 724 Twenty -third
Connor Mary S. Mrs. , housekeeper, r. 15021 California
Connor Michael, foreman John Tuttle, r. Pt>int Lobos
Av nr Cliff House
Connor Michael, seaman, r. 25J Welsh
CO.^KOR NICHOLAiS W., commissary County Jail
2, and proprietor City and Mission Express, 425
Sansome, r. 1609 Church
Connor Patrick, boots and shoes, 541 Montgomery Av, r.
115 Valparaiso
Connor Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Connor Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ocean
View
Connor Robert, bartender, r. 2501 Sutter
Connor Samuel, laborer, r. 318 Chestnut
Connor Samuel B. (Connor & Grant) r. Alameda
Connor Sarah, cook, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Valen-
cia
Connor Thomas, shoemaker, 1912 Market, r. 6 Rose Av
Connor Thomas, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Connor Thomas, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Connor Thomas F., shipbuilder, r. 228 Eleventh
Connor Thomas S., engraver, r. 1502^ California
Connor Willard, millman Kilbouni Cooperage Co., r. 119
Turk
Connor William, laborer, r. 318 Chestnut
Connor William H., secretary Union Mnfg Co., 29 Steu-
art, r. Ventura, Cal.
CONNOR & GRANT (Sa.nae.».<oa.
nor and Andrew ». dlrHnt) millwrights
and ensineers, 303 California, rooms 30-
31
t'OXNOR «£ LIIM K. (John Connor) fruit and produce
commission, 519 Sansome
fiS"Connor. See Conner, Conners, Connors and Conor
Connors Daniel, marine engineer, r. 212 Twelfth
Connors Daniel, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Connors Dennis, clerk Martin O'Shaughnessy, r. 439
Bryant
Connors Edward, laborer, r. 132 Clara
Connors Henry, teamster, r. 118J Washington
Connors James, laborer, r. 1227 Pacific
Connors John, guard County Jail, 2
Connors John, laborer, r. 230 Langton
Connors John, laborer, r. 312 Sixth
Connors John, laborer, r. 338 Brannan
Connors John, laborer, r. 438 Twenty-fovirth
Connors John, liquors, 308 Pacific
Connors John, machinist S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Connors John W. , telegraph operator, r. 1 Chesley
Connors Maggie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 1079
Tennessee
Connors Mary, widow, r. 3418 Mission
Connors Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1079
Connors May Mrs., r. 206a Post
Connors Michael, seaman, r. 549 Mission
Connors Patrick, harnes.^maker, r. 512 Mission
Connors Patrick, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ocean
View
Connors Robert, carpenter, r. Alms House
Connors Thomas, deckhand stmr Sunol
Connors Thomas, laborer, r. 35 Crocker
Connors Thomas, laborer, r. 1079 Tennessee
Connors Thomas, waiter Men's Home, r. 28 Tenth
Connors Timothy, bricklayer Pac. Rolling Mills', r. 509
Connecticut
Connors Timothy, laborer, r. 251 Michigan
Connors William, bartender John Freitas, r. Ocean View.
Connors William, carpenter, r. 907 Folsom
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
THOUSHNDS CURED C^^^ particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.)
BY THB MJ.TERS KT H I G H L-7^ IS D SRRINGS
CON
410
CON
Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURf\IH6E GO.
428 California Street
Connors William, hoseman, Engine 19
Connors WiUiam, shoemaker, r. 29 Linden Av
Connors William P., plumber, r. 24 Ritch
I©"Connor.-». See Conner, Connors, Connor and Conor
Connrane George, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2412
Larkin
Conolley Edward, insurance and real estate, r. 2831
Howard
Conollev Edward D., bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 761 Capp
Conollev William, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen & Leb-
enbaum, r. 2831 Howard
Conor Franc >is, lapidary, 25 Post
Conrad Agnes Miss, phjsician, office and r. 719 Turk
Conrad Bertha, dressmaker, r. 719 Turk
Conrad Charles P., solicitor Rnhjen Bros., r. 719 Turk
Conrad Clara, dressmaker, r. 719 Turk
Conrad Delia, d-me-tic 1950 California
Conrad George, bartender, r. 525 Howard
Conrad George, teamster C.R. Spilivalo & Co., r. 13 Glen
Park Av
Conrad Henry, caq>enter, r. 719 Turk
Conrad Henry A., contractor and builder, 623 Cali-
fornia
Conrad Jacob, cook, r. 559 Eighth
Conrad John, cook Walter Houghton, r. 1011 Howard
Conrad John G. (Voss, Conrad & Co., F. G. V ss & Co.,
and George Easton & Co. » r. 1316 Montgomerj'
Conrad Juliu-:, cooper John Wieland Brewery, "r. 106
Tehama
Conrad Karl, cook, r. 312 Chestnut
Conrad Louis E., barber Conrad Towle, r. 605 Jessie
Conrad Marj-, widow, r. 13 Glen Park Av
Conrad Miry E. Mrs., fumi-hed rooms, 614 Bush
Conrad William, clerk Langlev & Michaels Co.,r. 13 Glen
Park A^
Conrad William T., salesman John Quadt & Co., r. 1708
. Turk
l^'Conrad. See Conradt and Konrad
Conrades Ferdinand, r. 1220 Howard
Conradi Emma, widow, r. 2907 Clay
Conradi Philip (Conradi & Goldberg) r. Oakland
Conradi .& Goldnerg (Philip Conradi and Adolph Gold-
berg) importers leaf tobacco, dealers cigar mnfrs
supp ie-i, 730 Montgomery
Conrads Jaco' I, seaman, r. 19"FreeIon
Conradsen Olof, seam m, r. 19 Brjant Av
Conradson Oscar, cf>achman, r. 248 State
Conradt H. Julius, dentist 821 Keaniy, r. 2016 Gearv
Conrady Henry P., carpenter, r. 62.'i York
Conran Michael J., clerk Peter P. C^mran, r. 928 Mission
Conran Patrick J. W., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 928 Mission
Conran Peter P., cigars and tobacco, 241 0'Farrell, r. 928
Conran Thomas S. , mnfrs agent, 120 Sutter, room 63
Conrell Frank, foreman George H. Tav Co., r. 1325 Fil-
bert
Conrox- A., machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 10391
Market
Conroy Annie, widow, r. 13i Federal
Conroy Anthony B. (Conroy Bros.) r. 4 Geary Court
Conroy Bernard, miner, r. 4 Gearj- Court
Conroy Brothers (Anthony B. and James J.) groceries
and liquors, 901 Post
Conroy Catherine, groceries and liquors, S s Precita Av
ur Treat Av
Conroy Catherine Miss, glovemaker, r. 319 Beale
Conroy Daniel A., painter E. H. Black, r. 144 Fourteenth
Conroy Daniel, stableman, r. 2111 O'Farrell
Conroy Edmund C. , deputy License Collector, r. Lick
House
Conroy Edward, laborer, r. 464 Clementina
Conroy Edward V., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 319 Fell
Conroy Frank M., teamster Levi B. Siblev, r. 28 J Wash-
ington Av
Conroy George S., carrier Post Olfi e, r. 925 Lombard
Conroy George W., clerk Belden & Cofrai, r. 1303 Hvde
Conroy Heiir>-, clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r. -IMG
California
Conroy Hugh, horseshoer Daniel I. Newkirk, r. XW cor
Juniper and Brjant
Conroy James, janitor stmr Columb'a
Conro.v James, laborer, r. 107 Shipley
Conroy James J. (Conroy Bros.) r. 4 Geary Court
Conroy Jay G., contractor, r. 1730 Greenwich
Conroy John, hoseman E gine 17, r. 920 Brj-ant
Conroy John W. (Conroy & Pretorius) r. 319 Beale
Conroy Joseph, derk Brandt & Co., r. Oakland
Conroy Joseph, wa-ter, r. 147 Ninth
Conroy Mamie Miss, stenographer, r. 419 Beale
Conroy Michael, painter, r. S s Precita Av nr Treat Av
Conroy Myra, widow, r. 920 Bryant
Conroy Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 25 Federal
Conroy Peter, porter Willard Bros., r. l-:6 Juniper
Conrov Richard M., canmaker Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 920 Bryant
Conroy Thomxs, bartender, r. 909 Kearny
Conroy Thomas, laborer, r. 228 Tenth
Conroy Thomas J., assistant secretary Board of Fire
Underwriters of the Pacific, r. 1803" Hyde
Conroy Walter D , boilermiker, r. 319 Beale
C jnroy William C. , bookkeeper, r. 25 Federal
Conroy William, painter, r. S s Precita Av nr Treat Av
Conroy & Pretorius (John W. Conroy and Frederick
Pre -onus) proprietors Golden West Boiler Wks, 619
Brannan
Conry C. A., electrician, r. 10371 Market
Conry James W., collarmaker Main & Winchester, r. ISll
Howard
Consani Achille, butcher. 111 Sixth, r. 467 Minna
Consani Anton, blacksmith S. F. Candle Co., r. 412
Broadway
Consani Rafael, butcher Archie Consani, r. 462 Miiuia
Considine John, r. 35 Clinton
Considine John L., clerk Railway Mail Ser\ice, r. Rus.s
House
Considine Patrick, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. 208 Moulton Av
Consiglieri Seraflno (Seraflno Consiglieri & Co.) r. 255
Clementina
Consiglieri Serafino & Co. (Seraflno Consiglieri) fniits,
357 Fourth
Consiglieri Victor (G. B. Cordano & Co.) r. 255 Clemen-
tina
CO.%'.<»OLID4TED BITr.HINOCS ROCK CO.. A.
C. Bassett president, J. H. Swift xnce-president and
manager, 106-108 Phelan Bldg
COVSOLIUATED CALIFOKMA
GI.M.4 .HI.\I>'<; CO, (Storey Co.
L. Fish president, Albert W. Havei
Nevada Block
Consolidated Eureka Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal. ) C. T. Bridge secretary, 3 Hobart Bldg
Consolidated Golden Gate and Sulphuret Mining and
Development Co., James H. Cary secretary, 320 San-
some, rooms 31-32
Consolidated Imperial Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) C.
L. McCoy secretary, 3.5-36 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Consolidated New York Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
Charles HIrshfeld president, Charles E. Elliot secre-
tary, 79 Nevada Block
Consolidated Pacific Mining Co (Bodie, Cal.) F. E. Luty
secretan', 33) Pine, room 5
Consolidated St. Gothard Gold Mining Co. (Nevatla C«>.,
Cal.' J. F. HMllin? secretarv-, 113-114 Cracker Bldg
CONSOLIDATED STEEL AND
llfinr pr\ (Cblcago, II1.» Baker «£
WlnL uUi Hamilton agents, jnnc-
tlon .Market, Pine and Davis
Consolidated Sti>re Service Co., J. W. Thorns manager,
120 Sutter, room 47
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mm OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
4XD VIR.
Nev.) Charles
secretary, 58
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
MftGlbLflmtltiHb
AND
ACCESSORIES
109
Montgomery St.
CON
411
CON
Consolidated Wyoming Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co.)
W. J. Gurnett secretary, office 308 Pine
Consonno Paul, clerk W. C. G. Mattat, r. 821 Greenwich
Constable William M. (Constable & Hamilton) 16 Post, r.
Oakland
Constable & Hamilton (William M. Constable and Peter
Hamilton) contractors and builders, office 10 Post
Constance Roy Mrs., widow, r. 1116 Vallejo
Constant T. R. Mrs., fancy goods, 2200^ Fillmore
Constant Rose Mrs., lodgings, 28 Ellis, 777 and 783*
Market
Constantine Athena Mrs., r. 1814 Taylor
Constantine John, barge pilot stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Constantine John, boatswain stmr City of Sydney
Constantine John, cook, r. 609 Ellis
Constantine John, fruits and confectionery, .502 Kearny,
r. 820 California
Constantine John, oyster saloon, 772 Howard, r. 3
Howard Court
Constantini Stanislaus, restaurant keeper, r. 1.515 Pierce
Constine A., groceries and liquors, 1408 Buchanan, r.
16 17^ Gearj'
Constine Augustus, salesman, K. Kowalsky & Co., r. 306
Van Ness Av
Constine Isaac, clerk A. Constine, r. 1013 Buchanan
Constine Joseph, clerk A. Constine, r. 1617^ Geary
Constine Lawrence, clerk C. Herrmann & Co., r. 823.Ellis
Constine Mace, traveling salesman, r. 1311a Ellis
(^ONSIKIICTIOV UEPAK«MK^T MARKET
STREET K.IILWAV t'O., H. H. Lynch su-
perintendent, 19 Hobart Bldg
COXSIL ARCiEKTIlNE REPITBLIC Joseph F.
Schleiden acting consul, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
CO.\8lIL A1I.STR0.UU^(;ARI.4N empire, Fran-
cis Korbel, 308 Battery
Consul Baptist, milker Liberty Dairy, r. S s Russia Av,
nr Naples
CO«!*CL BELCIIJM, Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 Cali-
fornia
COXSli'L CHILI, Juan M, Luco, 84 Montgomery
Block
CO^'SI'L CHIKA, Chang Ting Chip consul-general,
Wong Chong Liang secretary, 806 Stockton
CONSUL CO.STA RICA, Rafael Gallegos consul-
general, 230 California
COi\SIIL DENMARK, John Simpson, 22 California,
room 12
CONSUL ECUADOR, John T. Wright, 640 Market
CONSUL FRANCE, Alexandre Laurence de Lalande,
604 Commercial
CONSUL GERMAN EMPIRE, Adolph Rosenthal
consul-general, Oswald Lohan vice-consul, 318 Sac-
ramento
CONSUL 4iREAT BRITAIN, Denis Donohoe con-
sul, Welleslev Moore vice-consul, 506 Battery
CONSUL OREECE, Dr. D. Pavlides, consul, Auguste
Goustiaux acting consul, 617 Pacific
CONSUL liiUATEMALA, Miguel Carrillo consul-gen-
eral, 204 Front, room 14
CONSUL HAWAIIAN ISL.ANDS. Charles T. Wilder
consul-general, John F. Soper vice-consul, 206 San-
some, room 22
CONSl'L HONOUR 4S, John T. Wright, 640 Market
CONSI'L ITALV, Francisco B. Grinialde consul-gen-
eral, Cesare Poma vice-consul, 506 Battery, rooms
1-2.
CONSUL .lAP.AN, Saburo Koya consul, M. Odagiri
and K. Nyeno, secretaries, 1514 Pine
CONSU'L MEXICO, Alexander K. Coney consul-gen-
eral, 604 Clay
C0NSI;L ^K'iRAGUA, William L. Merry consul-
general, 204 Sansome
CONSUL PAR.AOUA*, P. J. Van Loben Sels, 508
Montgomery, room 20
CONSI'L PKRSI.A, George E. P. Hall, 212 Sansome
CON'<UL PERU, Robert B. Hine, vice consul, Walter
D. Catton, 203 California
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. G WYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IK HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STATES BREWERY
bre:\a/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
CONSUL PORTUGAL. Ignacia de Costa Duarte
consul, Henrique Laidley vice-consul, 313 Mont-
gomery and 605 Clay
CONSUL REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA, Adolfo
Canal, 217 Sa'isome, room 9
CONSUL ROUMANIA, W. E. Von Johannsen acting
consul, 1411 Clay
CONSUL RUSSIA, Vladimir A. Artsimovitch consul-
general, Horace G. Piatt vice-consul, 418 Californi*,
rooms 9-10
CONSUL SALVADOR, Eusterjio Calderon, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 2
CONSUL SP*IN, Jorge Madrilley consul, Camillo
Martin acting vice-consul, 411 J California, room 1
CONSUL SWEDEN AND NORWA*, Henry Lund,
214 California
CONSUL SIVITZERLAND, Antoine Borel, 311
Montgomery
CONSUL THE NETHERLANDS, P. J. Van Loben
Sels, 508 Montgomerv, room 20
CONSUL TURKEt , George E. P. Hall, 212 Sansome,
CONSUL "l'RA«UAV, Jose Costa, 330 Montgomery
Consumers Fertilizer Co., 1100 Market
CONSUMERS ICE CO.. «.o.s»....
presiuent, J. M. Hail secretary, oftice and
works, i'iO Elglitb, Telephone Soath 4<>3.
Consumers Wholesale Grocery Co. (Charles L. and Rollie
R. Parks and Cora M. Bryant proprietors) 209 Fourth
(^Jonsumers Yeast and Vinegar Works, Joseph A. Stulz
president, Chris Bruse secretary, Phillip Muller
manager, factory Oakland, office 318 Battery
Contardi Victor, liquors, 1722 Stockton, r. 531 Green-
wich
Conte Osmin, liquors, 409 Dupont
Contee Daniel, butler 2220 Broadway
Content Frank J. (Serpa & Content) r. 215 Elm Av
(Contention Consolidated Mining Co. (Tombstone, Ari-
zona) Dudley C. Bates secretarj', 81 Nevada Block
Conti Arthur, proprietor Globe Rubber Stanij) Store,
1433 Market
Conti Gabriel, liquors, 305 Montgomery Av
Contilio Louis, showmin, r. 813 Vallejo
CONTINENT.AL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CI.ATION. Edmund E. Hill president, William
Corbin secretary and manager, 222 Sansome, 1st
flo.r
Continental Hotel, Joseph Reed proprietor, 521 Pacific
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. (of New York)
W S. Du Val, general manager, 321 Pine, J. D. Max-
well cit3' agent, 421 California
Continental Search Light Advertising Co., Isaac L.
Funk president, John M. Kennedy secret..ry and
treasurer, 630 Market
Continental Tailoring Co., Henry Arnold proprietor, 54
Third
Contioto Salvitore, barber, r. 1319 Dupont
CONTRA COSTA HOUSE, Augustus Johnson
proprietor, 14 Jackson, cor Drumm
CO.VTRA COSTA LAUNDRt CO., George H. Hal-
lett president, Patrick E. Dalton vice-president,
John H. Griswold secretary, Pliny Bartlett super-
intendent, office 56 Sacramento, branch 30 Geary,
Telephone Main 958
Contra Costa Water Co., Henrj^ Pierce president, Wil-
liam H. Mead secretary, 728 Montgomery
Contra Estaca Consolidated Mexico Mining Co. (Sinaloa,
Mexico) D. M. Burns president, George Gale secre-
tarj', 134 Crocker Bldg
Contrac'jing Plasterers' Association The, C. C. Morehouse
president, William Witts secretary, office 16 Post
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OFFICES,
314 Montgomery
Contreau George, seaman stmr San Bias
Contrevas John C., clerk Freud's Corset House, r. 415
k_ Twentv-ninth
5o
STOVES
HND KITCHEN SV/F=F=I-IES at
C, BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNrA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
CON
412
COO
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
^ Couture Alfred N. , physician, office and r. 1117
00 Eighteenth
^ Conture Joseph M., coppersmith, r. 1117 Eighteenth
Couture Marie V. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1117 Eighteenth
5 tO.WEXT OF THE HOLl FAWILT, conducted
3 by the Sisters of the Holy Family, Sister Dolores
0 Armer superioress, 85(j Haves
(A <OXVE>T OF THE lU.MAClLAfE COXCEP.
TIO.V, W s Guerrero, bet Twentv-fourth and
ifl Twentv-fifth
V COWEXt OF THE MO^T HOLY XAME^ OF
5 JF.Srs AXD MARY, 210 Tenth
_g Converse Albert A., clerk, r. la20a Union
a Conver.te Charles M., superintendent S. F. Gas Light
^ Co., Potrero station, r. 845 California
4, Converse Henrj- S., operator W. L'. Tel. Co., r. Oak-
H land
Convery Daniel, gripman, r. 1206 Oak
Convery John, gripman, r. 1206 Oak
Converj- May F. Miss, tailoress, r. 608 Jones, rear
Converv Patrick, teamster, r. 608 Jones, rear
Convey Edward, butcher 1824-1826 Hyde, r. 1133
Gree»
-3 Convey Edward Jr, butcher Edward Convey, r. 1133
9^ Gr en
S Convey John T., butcher Edward Convey, r. 1133 Green
> Con vie Ottis, druggist, r. 2297 Sacramento
'—• Conville Thomas, engineer, 722 Harrison
^ Convoy Patrick, pantrjinan stmr Pomona
'"^ Conway Agnes Miss, machine operator J. O'Kane, r. 812
-3 Howard
zr Conway Annie, domestic 1S14 Vallejo
d Conway Annie C, widow, r. 1030 Twenty-fourth
Conway Bam-, coalpasser stmr Santa Rosa
COXWAY BERXARD. n-ines and liquors, 993 Mar-
ket, r. 1205 McAllister
Conway Bros. (James C. and Michael J.) butchers, 22
>i^ Twenty-fourth
Conway Charles, coalpasser stmr Acapulco
■ Conway Cornelius, coachman, r. NW cor. Santa Clara
and York
Conway Daniel, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 518
Howard
Conway Delia, domestic 2502 Broadway
Conwav Edward F., printer, r. 9 Yerba Buena
Conway Ellen J. Miss, r. 1232 Cnion
Conway Emma Miss, shoefitter, r. 12C9 Folsoni
C-uway Eugene, messenger Assistant Adjutant Dept. of
Cal., U. S. A., r. Presidio
Conway Florida Miss, imager, r. 1030 Twenty-fourth
Conway Frank, laborer Thomas Madi^n", r. SE cor
Twenty-second and Point Lobos Av
Conway Frederick, r. 801 Leavenworth
Conwaj Frederick, waiter stmr Columbia
Conway Frederick R., clerk, r 1028 Hyde
Conway George, master mariner, r. 121 Market
Conway George F. , clerk Post Office, r. 464 Eighth A\
Conway Henry (Flahavan & Conway) r. 79 Xatoma
Conway Henry F., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 129 Twentv-
third
Conway Henry P., tinsmith, r. 560 Howard
Conw .y James, bartender Dunn Bros , r. 718 Leaven-
worth
Conwaj- James A. , r. 464 Eighth Av
Conway James C. (Conway Bros. ) r. 1209 Nebraska
Conway James H. , carpenter, r. 139 Center
Conway John, boiler maker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Xew
Continental Hotel
Conway John, carpenter, r. 451 Xatoma
Conway John, coalpasser stmr Columbia
Conway John, laborer, r. 737 Harrison
Conway John, machinist, r. 2034 Brj-ant
Conway John, porter A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 1030 Twentx ■
fourth
Conway J.jhn, seaman, r. 104 Jackson
Conwaj- John, teamster, r. 525 Seventh
Conway John Jr., plasterer, r. 451 Xatoma
Conway John A., clerk John D. Drost, r. 1334 Florida
Conway John F., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Conway John H., searcher of records with F. A. Roleau,
r. Golden West Hotel
Conway John J., sign painter William G. Koch, r. 812
Howard
Conway Joseph B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 523 Eddy
Conway Laura Miss, compositor Commercial Pub Co., r.
1028 Hyde
Conway M., laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Conway Maggie, domestic 1006 Pine
Conway Major (Conway & Baum) r. 207 Larkin
Conway Mamie Miss, shoe fitter, r. 658 Harrison
Conway Margaret, widow, r. 812 Howard
Conway Margaret J. , widow, r. 523 Eddy
Conway Mary Miss, clerk The San Francisco Breweries,
Limited, r. 523 Eddy
Conway Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 6 Vincent
Conway Mary E., widow, furnished rooms, 1028 Hyde
Conway Mary E. Miss, clerk John 0. Mej-erink, r." 1209
Xebraska
Conway Mary J., widow, r. 1209 Xebraska
Conway Matilda B. Miss, teacher Pol.rtechnic High
School, r. 464 Eighth Av
Conway Michael, laborer, r. E s San Jose Av opp Valley
Conway Michael G., harness and saddles, 9311 Mission
Conway Michael J. (Conway Bros.) r. 1209 Xebraska
Conway Michael J., hamessmaker Michael G. Conway,
Conway Michael J., butcher, 22 Twenty-foiirth, r. 1209
Xebraska
Conway Morris, marblesawyer Rufflno & Bianchi, r. 324
Austin Av
Conway Xellie Mrs., fimiished rooms, 984 Howard
Conway Patrick, laborer, r. X s Fulton nr Masonic Av
Conwaj- Patrick, laborer, r. 324 Brannan
Conwaj- Patrick, stonecutter, r. 961 J Brjant
Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, r. 78 Na-
toma
Conway Peter H., J. A. Folger & Co., r. 726J Army
Conway Richard, shoemaker,- r. XW cor California Av
and Montezuma
Cjnway T., musician, r. 39 Fourth
Conwaj- Thomas, r. Xew Western Hotel
Conw-av Thomas, musician, r. 648 Minna
Conwaj- Thomas F. , carpenter, r. 139 Center
Conwaj' Thomas J., draj-man, XW cor Front and Clav,
r. 420 Eureka
Conwaj- Thomas J., policeman, r. 1112 Harrison
Conway Timothy F., boxmaker, r. 324 Austin
Conway William J., laborer, r. 1334 Florida
Conwaj- & Baumel (Major Conway and Fred J. Baumel)
furnishing goods, 4 Haj-es
A^Conway. See Conawov
Conwell Ellen, widow, r. -22 Ash Av
Conwell James S. , manager Indiana Bicvele Co. , 18-20
McAllister, r. 14 McAllister
Conyers James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r 309
Fremont
Coogan Clarence, policeman, r. 632 Oliver Av
Coogan Eugene, e.xpressman, XE cor Bush and Polk, r.
l.=>08 Broadway
Co->gan Henry F., laborer, r. 1617 Montgomery
Coogan Jennie, wido*-, matron Stanford Kindergartens
1 and 2, r. 1906 Mason
Coogan John J., miner, r. 123 Second
Coogan Margaret, widow, r. 1508 Broadway
Coogan Mary Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 614 Lom-
bard
Coogan Patrick, seaman, r. 6 Union
C'00«AX T. €., attomev at law, 310 Pine, rooms
35-3^, Telephone Main 45, r. 1217 Filbert, Oakland
Coogan Thrma« J., engine r Engine 1, r. 419 Pacific
Coogan Timothy, laborer, r. 230 Fifteenth
Cooeran William^ clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.l906 Mission
l^~ Coogan. See Cogan
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STEEET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rocic and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
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Cook Aaron, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 12 Ansrelica
Cook Addison F., painter J. I, Cahill & Co., r. 107 Sixth
Cook Agsjie Miss, presser, r. 807 Humboldt
Cook Albert, collector Gas Consumers Assn, r. 623 Cali-
fornia
Cook Alexander R., plumber, r. 642 Waller
COOK ALEXANDER .«»., can^enter and builder,
2612A Mission, r. 1816 San Carles Av
Cook Alfred C, machinehand W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 127
Ridley
Cook Alfred H., clerk, r. 239S Ritch
Cook Algeron M., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 1313a
Hayes
Cook A'geron M. Jr., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1313a
Hayes
Cook Alice, cracker packer Eagle Cracker and Biscuit
Co., r. Berkeley, Cal.
Cook Amanda Mrs., r. 8361 Fifteenth
Cook Andrew, seaman, r. 229 East
Cook Andrew T. , stevedore Central Lumber and Mill
Co., r. 1702 J FoUom
Cook Anthony, bookmaker Bay District Track, r. 202
Grove
COOK A. 0. & SON (Frank K. look)
nianiira<-turfr« leatlier belting and lac-
ing, ollioe and factory cor Eighteenth and
Fair Oak.s, Telephone .nission 48, store 511
mission
COOK ARCHER S., !»I. D., physician and surgeon,
231 Post, r. 1139 Geary, Telephone East 623
Cook Archibald, travelinu^ salesman, r. 524 Waller
Cook Archie, gardener 1100 California
Cook Amelia, widow, r. 2820 Sixteenth
Cook Austin, nuUer, r. 506 Third
Cook Benjamin, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
425 Geary
Cook C. , seaman stmr Walla Walla
COOK C. A. >IRS., physician, 231 Post, r. 1139
Gearv
Cook Caroline, widow, r. 1610 Polk
COOK CARROLL, attornnv at law, 17-20 Chronicle
Bldg, T. lephone Main 1090, r. 141 Haight, Telephone
South 378
Cook Channin? H., physician and surgeon, 850 Market,
r. SE cor Sixteenth and Hoff Av
Cook Charles, bottler Eg^ers, Gould & Co., r. 861 Mar-
ket
Cook Charles, engineer Satntarium Baths, r. 14 PfeifTer
Cook Charles, miner, r. 905 McAllister
Cook Charles, moldt-r, r. Beach nr Broderick
Cook Charles, plumber A. W. JlcDonald
Cook Charles D., electrician, r. 400b Oak
< . M .k Charles E , salesman George F. Wells, r. 522 Eigh-
teenth
Cook Charles M., paperhanger, r. 1055i Folsom
Cook Charles M., wellborer, r. 243 Stevenson
Cjok Charks T , inspect ir Custom House, r 1710 Clay
Cook Christian O. (Olsen, Ruth & Cook) r. Alameda
Cook Christine, widow, r. 140 Gough
Cook Clara Miss, milliner Fanny Hicks, r. 1020 Polk
Cook Daniel, groceries and liquors, 439 Grove
Cook David, clerk Andrew Coleman, r. 41 Third
' Cook Edward, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1816a Ellis
Cook Edward, driver Henr\' Northrup, r. 920^ Jackson
Cook Edward A., i)lumijer Charles Brown & Co., r. Gold-
en Gate Hotel
Cook Edward E., r. 1950 McAllister
Cook Edward J., clerk Peoples House, 856 Howard
Cook Edwin L., liquors, 501 Broderick, r. 1412 Hayes
Cook El bridge G., real estate, r. 120 South Broderick
Cook Elisha V. S., attorney at law, 401 California, room
30, r. SE cor bixteenth and Hotf Av
Cook Eliza, widow, r. SE cor Hoff Av and Sixteenth
Cook Eliza A., widow, r. 929 Alabama
COOK ELIZABETH M.. artist, r. 420 Nineteenth
Coi>k Emil, barber, r. 109 Clipper
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TUIPCRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
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Telephone West 144. H 1 3 EDDY ST.
Cook Emil, plumber Ernest Cook, r. Aztec nr Chapul-
tepec
Cook Ernest A., plumber, 3012 Mission, r. Aztec nr
Chapultepec
Cook Eugene, car builder, r. E a Kosciusko nr Crescent
Av
Cook Eugene B. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 201 Ele-
venth
Conk Fannie Miss school teacher, r. 1115 Jackson
COOK FlRN C.f phTsiclan and sur-
geon, 59>«iO .MurphT Bldg, r. 93.5 Valencia
Cook Finlav, attorney at law, 9 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r.
642 Wa'Uer
Cook Francis L., jeweler, r. 1506 Mission
Cook Fred Russ (A. O. Cook &Son) r. 708 Guerrero
Cook Frederick, capitalist, r. 1810J Post
Cook Frederick, electrician, r. Beach nr Broderick
Cook Frederick, janitor Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 437
O'Farrell
Cook Frederick, miller, r. 239k Ritch
Cook Frederick, waiter, r. 845 Mission
Cook Frederick H., laborer, r. 447 Guerero
Cook Frederick L, decorator, r. 2005 Bush
Cook Frederick J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1309 Larkin
Cook F. Stevens, physician and surgeon, office and r.
712 O'Farrell
Cook George, r. 833 Sutter
Cook George, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r.
2010 Dupont
Cook George, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Cook George, maltster, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Cook George, seaman, r. 623 Howard
Cook George A. , medical student, r. 113 Castro
Cook George B., collector Neville & Co. r. Commercial
Hotel
Cook George H., inspector Spring Valley W. W., r. 818
Church
Cook George H., teamster, r. 1125 Folsom
Cook George M., porter Kahn Bros., Klein & Co., r. 201^
Gough
Cook George W., chemist J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Cook George W. Jr. , bookkeeper Charles P. Harris, r.
Oakland
COOK OEORCiE W. F.. Justice of the Peace, New
City Hall, first floor, r. 218 Haight
Cook Gustave L. , salesman Joel B. Jones, r. 439 Grove
Cook Henry E., bookkeeper D. G. Antonovich & Co., i.
1324 Pacific
Cook Henry J., laborer Risdon L and L. Wks, r. 7 Victor
Cook Herman, shell jewelry, 105 Beale, r. Oakland
Cook Hiram B., Chief Deputy Tax Collector, r. 1913
cook H. N. BELTING CO.
Milton H. Cook manager, leather belting
and hose, :il*-319 .nission. Telephone
Main ->63
Cook Hugh E. Mrs., widow, r. 2225 Howard
Cook Ira, packer Subsistence Dept.,U. S. A., r. Oakland
Cook Ira O. , cook, r. 837 Folsom
Cook Irving B, commission merchant, r. 59 Noe
Cook Isaac, engineer Thomas C. Buttervvorth, r. 816
Treat Av
Cook Israel, dentist, 1312J Castro
Cook James, cutter Joe Poheim, r. 823 Eddy
Cook James, laborer, Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 708 Hum-
boldt
Cook James, policeman, r. 1111 Castro
Cook James, special officer S. P. Co
Cook James D., clerk Pass, and Ticket Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 642 Waller
Cook James O., musician, r. 507 Powell
Cook James S., teamster, r. 314 J Clementina
Cook Jesse B., policeman, r. 1111 Castro
Cook John, r. 208 O'Farrell
Cook John (Moore, Ferguson & Co.), r. 710i Post
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LUUK JUnllt carpenter, 5-J3 Pine, r.
SK, cor Polk and i^ntter
Cook John, cooper, r. 1 Verona
Cook John Mrs, r. 805 Mason
Cook John D. B., lodgings, 419 Stockton
Cook John G. (Knox & Cook) office 16 Post, r. 514a
Turk
Cook John H., machinist, r. 1115 Jackson
Cook John J., operator Taber Photographic Co., r. 2820
Clay
Cook John T., actor, r. 435 O'Farrell, rear
Cook John V., car builder Powell St. Ry., r. 526 Kearny
Cook Josephine A., widow, r. 1628 Pierce
Cook Julia B. Miss, asst bookkeeper, r. 905 McAllister
Cook Kate, widow, r. 158 Perry
Cook Kate A., widow, r. .59 Noe
Cook Kate N. Miss, compositor, r. 905 McAllister
Cook Leon, r. 1610 Polk
CookLemH., bookkeeper The Stuparich Mfg Co., r.
1819 LagTina
Cook Lester S., foreman George W. Emmons, r. 6 Juni-
per
Cook Lillie, milliner, r. 807 Humboldt
Cook L. S. , teacher dancing, r. 805 Mason
Cook Lucretia A. Mrs., r. 113 Castro
Cook Luella, widow, r. 812 Nineteenth
Cook M. Miss, stenographer G. H. LTmbsen & Co., r.
Oakland
Cook Maggie, domestic 2022 Pine
Cook Mary, domestic 2202 Jackson
Cook Mary Miss, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Co kMary E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1115 Jackson
Cook Mary J., widow, r. 718 Fourteenth
Cook May M. Miss, musician, r. 113 Castro
Cook Michael S., contractor, r. 3110 Geary
Cook Milton, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 1610 Polk
€OOK .MILTOX M,, manager H. N. Cook Belting
Co., .317-319 Mission, r. 2118 Union
Cook Morton L., proprietor People's Publishing Co.,
213 Sansome, r. 91Sa Oak
Cook Nathan I., bookkeeper Dallemand & Co., r. 1819
Laguna
Cook Niel, blacksmith, r. 38 Silver
Cook Nellie F. , widow, r. 424 Eddy
Cook Nishia, widow, r. 803 Mason
Cook Oliver, engineer Commercial Steam Power ^V^ss, r.
Alameda
Cook Orrin, bartender Hotel St. Nicholas
Cook Pardon A., r. 2212 Sutter
Cook Patience Mis^, clerk, r. 1613 Howard
Cook Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Fourteenth
Cook Patrick, longshoreman, r. 23 Clementina
Cook Phillip H., steward, r. 10321 Minna
Cook Raymond, baker Thorp & Co., r. 36| Erie
Cook Richard, carpenter and builder, 2525 Sacramento,
r. 1520 Eddy
Cook Robert, laborer, r. 1114 Pierce
Cook Robert E., barber Adam Schenk, r. 114 Fourth
Cook Robert R., machinist, r. 215 Moulton Av
Cook Rudolph W., foreman spice mill Tillman & Bendel,
r. Fruitvale
Cook Samuel J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1 Verona
Cook Sarah E., teacher music, r. 320 Mason
Cook Simon, harnessmaker Harrj' Sparber, r. 28 Clara
Cook T. Mrs. , widow, r. 1819 Laguna
Cook Thomas, clerk, r. 923J Mission
Cook Thomas, laundrjnnan, r. 1710^ Howard
Cook Thomas, seaman, r. 6 Union
Cook Thomas, welldigger, r. Beach nr Broderick
COOK TIIO.HAS A SOXS (London, England) rail-
way and steamship ticket agents, John Freeman,
agent, 621 Market
Cook Thomas S., distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 1710 J
Howard
Cook W. A., electrician, r. Royal House
Cook Walter G., clerk Mission Lumber Co., r. 2 Juri
Cook Walter I., warehouseman McNab & Smith, r. 158
Perry
Cook W. G., millwright, r. 519 Sacramento
Cook W. H. , sorter Cal. Broom Co. , Howard bet. Eighth
and Ninth
Cook Wilber B., driver Peerless Laundry Co., r. 1313a
Hayes
Cook William, r. 805 Mason
Cook William, bookkeeper Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 712 Post
Cook William, carpenter, r. 923J Shotwell
Cook William, carriagemaker, r. 643 Folsom
Cook William, clerk, r. 826 Powell
Cook William, milkman, r. S s Moulton bet. Webster
and Fillmore
Cook William, musician, r. 27i Fourth
Cook William C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1043 Noe
Cook William E., agent Klamath River Lumber Co., 4
Crocker Bldg
Cook William E., salesman D. Bemardi & Co., r. 720i
Folsom
Cook William H., bookkeeper Raphael Weill & Co., r.
828 Powell
Cook William H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co.,r. 1126 Vallejo
Cook William H , gripman, r. 1213 Sanchez
Cook William Hoff, attorney at law, 17-20 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 3209 Clay
Cook William L., storekeeper Kittle & Co., r. 2511 Lar-
kin
Cook William N. (Morrison & Cook)r. Ocean View
COOK A <"0., Isidore H. Ackerman manager, whole-
sale and retail crockery, glass and platedware, 123
Kearny
Cooke AUyn H., teacher Polytechnic High School, r. 826
Powell
Cooke David, tailor, r. 41 Third
Cooke Frank W. , foreman S. L. Everett, r. Oakland
Cooke George J., cigarmaker Frederick Bodemer, r. 826J
Pacific
Cooke Harrj' A., clerk Nevada Bank, r. East Oakland
Cooke J. F., musician, r. 114 Turk
Cooke Joseph P., with Alexander & Balflwin, r. Oakland
Cook Martin H. W. , stenographer Stoddart Bros. , r. 705
California
Cooke Walter B., society editor Argonaut Publishing Co.,
r. 522 O'Farrell
Cooke William E., entry clerk D. de Bemardi & Co., r.
720J Folsom
Cooke Winfield S.. compositor E.xaminer, r. 521 Pine
l^~ Cooke. See Cook and Koch
Cookley Eulalie, widow, r. 6 Winters PI
Cookingham George V., r. 1318 Jackson
Cooks Albert, bookkeeper Cooks Decorating Co., r. Oak-
land
COOK!^ DECOK.4.Ti:VG CO., Louis Cooks mana-
ger, 410 Sutter
Cooks Louis, manager Cooks Decorating Co., 410 Sutter,
r. Oakland
Cookson F., chief engineer stmr Progreso, r. 1919 San
Carlos Av
Cookson H. H., r. 915 Hyd«
Cookson Horace E. , i-hipwright, r. 920 Army
Cool George, student William P. Cool, r. 22 Kearny
Cool William P. , dentist, office and r. 22 Kearny
B^Cool. See Kuhl
Cooley A. R. Mrs., r. 18271 Sacramento
Coo'ey Arthur S., clerk, r. 806 Guerrero
Cooley Benjamin F., r. 520 Noe
Cooley Earl K , inspector Custom House, r. 2617 How-
ard
Cooley Earle K., shipping clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Alameda
Cooley E. D., physician, r. 413 Jones
Cooley Ernest T., salesman J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 2647
Howard
Cooley H. A. , cook stmr San Juan
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
3:1 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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Cooley Horace B., carrier Post Office, r. 2647 Howard
l!ooIey Mary, widow, r. 7 Morris Av
Cooley Patrick, r. 167 Minna
Cooley Rushford, seaman, r. 9i Laskie
Cooley Walter E. , wharfinger Harbor Commissioners, r.
2b6a Post
Coolidge Charles S., compositor George Spaulding & Co.,
r. 590 Mission
Coolidge Frank, clerk, r. 321 Ellis
Coolidge George H., carpenter, r. 322 Sixth
Coolidge George W., coffee roaster S. H. Tyler & Son, r.
123 Eddv
€ooHng George W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1014
Fifteenth Av South
€ooling Joseph, r. 1014 Fifteenth Av South
Coomans John B., electrician, 106 Powell
Coombe Florence Miss, stenographer Dorn & Dorn, r.
758 Ashbury
CIMIMBK PHILIP REV,, pastor Richmond Congre-
gational Church and Pierce Street Chapel, cor Sev-
enth Avand Clement, r. 3335 Washington
€oombe Marion G. , compositor Edwards Publishing Co.
Coombe Mary, widow, table delicacies, etc., 618 Geary
Coombs A. Leslie, official reporter Superior Court Dept
1, office 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. The Colonial
Coombs Arthur G., bookkeeper Gray Bros., r. Adeline
St ition, Berkeley
Coombs Edward L., engineer Langley & Michaels Co., r.
1226 Alabama
Coombs Frederick C, horseshoer M. W. Fay, r. 644^
Natoma
Coomlis James O., coachman, r. 2015 Franklin
•Coombs John H., gripman, r. 320 Scott
Coombs Katherine Mrs., r. 722 Powell
€oombs Stephen D., steward, r. 750 Howard
Coombs W. M., florist, r. 417 Kearny
B^Coombs. See Coombes
COOSf CiFiOKtiiK D., secretary The Hawthorne Vine-
yard and Orchard Co. , Young Men's Christian As-
sociation Bldg, r. 927 Howard
Coon Daniel A., barber, r. 215 J Mason
Coon David, proprietor Belden House, 137 Montgomery
Coon Edward B., gripman Market St Ry, r. 409 Steiner
Coon Edward L., tinsmith, 912 Howard
Coon Frederick H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1805
California
COiilWCiKORGE M., druggist, 1001 Pierce, Tele-
phone West 186
Coon George W., carriage maker Martin L. Wilbert, r.
1203 Golden Gate Av
Coon Henry Q., insurance agent, SE cor California and
Sansome, r. Berkeley
Coon J. Dewitt, glovemaker Baruch & Co., r. 352 Jessie
Coon Philip, cigars and tobacco, 55 Fifth, r. 352 Jessie
Coon Williard J., compositor Chronicle, r. 615 Shotwell
.ag'Coon. See Koon, Kuehn and Kuhn
<'(ionan Catherine R. Mrs., r. 350 Twenty-fifth
Cnonan Lizzie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 813J- Fulton
Coonan Mary E. Miss, organist, r. 320 Twenty-fifth
CiMinan Sarah K., tracher mu-ic, r. 813 J Fulton
( '. »>nan Sophie K. Miss, r. 320 Twenty-fifth
< (loney A. J., boilermaker T.J.Moynihan, r. 560 Howard
CiKiney Albert, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 40 Han-
cock
Cuoney Alfred, seaman, r. 14| Rausch
Cooney Andrew, contractor, r. 671 Walnut Av
( 'ocmey Anna Mrs., notions, 291 Union
■<'<ii)ney Catharine, widow, r. 41i Clara
('iii)ney Celia Miss, teacher music, r. 335 Fourth
■( 'iHniey Charles, painter and extraman Engine 21
( 'ooney Daniel J. (Cooney & Cochran) r. 40 Hanc(5ck
<'(ioney Edmond, laborer, r. 7 Wood
< iioney Ellen, widow, r. 1204 Treat Av
(noney Ellen Miss, real estate, r. 326.^ Vallejo
■I'ooney George W., clerk, r. 41^ Clara
<'ooney James J., notary public, 11 Montgomery, r. 422
Fell
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Biiuminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /NATIONS DRIMK
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Cooney James T., laborer, r. 27 Fair Oaks
Cooney John, r. 1622 Turk
Co mey John, laborer, r. 1305 Dolores
Cooney John, packer, r. 336i Vallejo
Cooney John F., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John J., paints oils and wallpaper, 141 Fourth,
r. 1233 Hayes
Cooney John P., glazier, r. 1108 Twenty -third
Cooney John P., porter, r. 1204 Treat Av
Cooney John P., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 731
Harrison
Cooney John V., blacksmith Thomas Christie, r. 2 Essex
Cooney Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 41^ Clara
Cooney Joseph T., copyist Recorder's Office, r. E s Ninth
Av bet C and D
€OONEV M., attorney at law, 102-103 Phelan Bldg, r.
422 Fell
Cooney Maggie Miss., shirtmaker, r. 1108 Twenty-third
Cooney Martin T., policeman, r. 1730 Stevenson
Cnoney Mary, domestic 1202 Dolores
Cooney Mary, domestic 1708 O'Farrell
Cooney Mary, widow, r. 414i Twenty-fourth
Cooney Mary, widow, r. 1108 Twenty-third
Cooney Mary J. Miss., shirtmaker, r. 1108 Twenty-third
Cooney Mary V. Miss, machine operator, ,r. 1204 Treat
Av
Cooney Michael, laborer, r. W s Harrison nr Precita Av
Cooney Michael, shoemaker, 1218 Pierce
Cooney Patrick H., laborer, r. 27 Fair Oaks
Cooney Robert J., shipping clerk, r. 1204 Treat Av
Cooney Sarah Miss, housekeeper, r. 460^ Minna
Cooeey Thomas, laborer, r. 1219 FU)rida
Cooney Thomas E., machinist O'Connell & Lewis, r. 41 J
Clara
Cooney Thomas S., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 455 Octavia
Cooney Walter J., student, r. 41^ Clara
Cconey William, carpenter, r. 21 Beaver
Cooney William, painter J. J. Cooney, r. 291 Union
Cooney William F., r. 4U Clara
Cooney William G., printer, r. 21 Beaver
Cooney & Cochran (Daniel J. Cooney and Charles Coch-
ran) house and sign painting, 1026 Oak
fiS" Cooney. See Coney
Coonley Benjamin, proprietor Owl Publishing Co., 536
Clay, r. 1017 Clay
Coonley Benjamin D., feeder Hinton Printing Co., r. 1017
Clay
Coonley Charles C, salesman Britton & Rey, r. 1017
Clay
Coonley Holland C, so'icitor German-American Fire Ins.
Co. (of New York) 324 Montgomery, r. 1017 Clay
Coonley Zillah Miss, r. 1017 Clay
Coons Ephriam, wood and coal, 1045 Mission
Coons George H., druggist Frank B. Heider
Coop John, r. 2425 Howard
Coop John, with Columbian Banking Co., r. Belvedere
Coop Mary Miss, r. 2425 Howard
Coope W. , driver Wright & Ulsen, r. 424 Minna
Cooper A., physician, office and r. 523 Kearny
Cooper Abraham, bookkeeper M. Wunsch & Co. , r. 823c
Sutter
Cooper Abraham, clerk M. Schussler & Co., 823c Sutter
Cooper Abraham M., tailor, 622 Clay, r. 9 26 Pacific
Cooper Archibald, r. 610 Geary
Cooper Arthur W., 3d assistant engineer stmr City of
Peking, r. 534a Nineteenth
Cooper Barbara E. Mrs., nurse, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper Bartlett, clerk V.an Ness & Redman, r. East Oak-
land
Cooper Cavlin A., furnished rooms, 119 Third
Cooper Charles, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 88 Ninth
Cooper Charles, pantsmaker, 622 Clay, r. 715 Green
€Ol»PEK CHARLES E., physician and surgeon,
office 823 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 A. M. and 2 to 4 and 7
P. M. , Telephone East 505 and superintendent Wal-
deck Sanatorium, r. 404 Eddy, Telephone East 171
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Cooper Charles O., clerk, r. 607 Buchanan
Cooper Chauncey F., printer The Getchell-Berrj- Print-
ing Co., r. 432 Turk
Cooper Eben B. , bookkeeper, r. 2205 Fulton
Cooper Edwin, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1816a Ellis
Cooper Edwin T. , law student Wm. F. Gibson, r. SE cor
Pierce and McAllister
Cooper Ella, widow, r. 1016 Mariposa
COOPER EL WOOD, presdent State Board of Horti-
culture, 220 Sutter, r. Saiita Barbara, Cal.
COOPER E. .M., manager Pacific Department Wells
Fargo & Co., NE cor New Montgomery and Mission,
r. 933 Adeline. Oakland
Cooper Emma M. Miss (Misses Cooper & Cooper) r. 703
Lark in
Cooper E. N. Mrs., clerk London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co. of Liverpool, r. cor Mariposa and Kansas
Cooper Emma M., clerk Charles A. Grow, r. 3511 Jackson
Cooper Ezekiel, janitor Merritt's Bldg, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper Fannie Miss, tailoress, r. 926 Pacific
Cooper F. J. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. , r.
1404 California
Cooper Frederick T. (Stauf & Cooper) r. 1810 Lyon
Cooper George, r. 411 Natoma
Cooper George, machinist Palmer & Rev, r. 1008 Howard
Cooper George D. (W. & .J. Sloane & Co.) r. 2009 Bu-
chanan
Cooper Giles, clerk John Fellows, r. 20 South Park
COOPER HARRIET MISS, dejmty superintendent
Golden Gate Kindergarten Association, r. 1902
Vallejo
Cooper Harry J., bookkeeper Lowenbei^ & Co., r. 823c
Sutter
Cooper Harry R. (J. K. Coojier & Co.) r. 223 Powell
Cooper Herbert H., 1st asst engineer stmr China, r. 22
Prosper
Cooper Henry S., salesman, r. 606 Ellis
Cooper Hubert, box sawyer, r. 1018 Howard
Cooper J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1417 Hyde
Cooper J. , porter Russ House
Cooper James, miner, r. 208i Eleventh
Cooper James, painter, r. lOlS Howard
Cooper James K. (J. K. Cooper & Co.» r. 228 Powell
Cooper Jennie D. Mrs., teacher South End Primary
School, r. NW cor Twentieth and Mission
Cooper Jennie L. Miss, witn advertising dept Palmer &
Rey Tjpe Foundry
Cooper Jesse, patternmaker, r. Alms House
COOPER J. K. & CO. (James K. and Harry R.
Cooper) booksellers and stationers, 746 Market
COOPER JOHX, merchant tailor, 28 New Montgom-
ery, r. 2027 Pacific Av
Cooper Ji>hn, warehouseman, r. 412 Francisco
Cooper John B. H., r. 1926 Octavia
Cooper John B. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1928 Sacramento
Cooper John H., clerk Goodall, Perkms & Co., r. SE cor
Pierce and McAllister
Cooijer John H., salesman A. L. Bertelsen & Co.
Coojjer Joseph, tailor, 102 Powell, r. 607 Buchanan
C<»OPER LEO, voice building, elocution and dra-
matic expression, 814 Geary, r. 938 Geary
Cooper Louis, cnmpositor Call, r. 511J Greenwich
Cooper Louis, contractor, 511 J Greenwich
Cooper Louise B. Mrs., journalist, r. 3511 Jackson
Coojier Mark, bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 926 Pacific
Cooper May N. Miss (Misses Cooper & Cooper), r. 703
Larkin
COOPER .MEDICAL COLLEGE, Dr. Levi C. Lane,
president, Dr. Henry Gibbons Jr. , dean of the fac-
ulty, NE cor Webster and Sacramento
Co()i)er"Michael, calker, r. 1720 San Carlos Av
Cooper Morris, tailor Sam Mever & Co., r. 823c Sutter
COOPER PRIMARY S( HOOL, Mrs. Celine R.
Pechin principal, Greenwich bet Jones and Leav-
enworth
Cooper Richard, clerk, r. 926 Pacific
Cooper Samuel E. , capitalist, r. 125 Turk
Cooper Samuel N., traveling salesman, r. 2116 California
COOPER SARAH B. .MRS., president Golden Gate
Kindergarten Association, r. 1902 Yallejo
Cooper Selina Mrs. , confectionery, 2549 Folsom
Cooper Solomon, tailor, r. 938 Howard
Cooper Theodore B., porter, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Cooper Theresa Mrs. , bakerj-, 1425 Polk
Cooper Thomas H., accountant, r. 3108 California
Cooper Thomas H., toolsharpener, r. 108 Laurel
Cooper Thomas J., blacksmith John W. Farren, r. I(il8
Howard
Cooper Thomas P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 121
Cook
Cooper Walter G., collection teller Anglo Calif ornian
Bank, r. 315 Nineteenth
Cooper William, r. 217 Francisco
Cooper William, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 20 South
Park
Cooper William, master mariner, r. 1304 Ellis
Cooper William A., foreign clerk Post Office, r. 315
Alasnn
Cooper William P., jjacker General Electric Co., r. 1018
Howard
Cooper William R., cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r.
2549 Folsom
Cooper & Cooper Misses (Miss Emma M. and Miss May
N. Cooper) millinery, 703 Larkin
Co-operative Laundry (William Schmitt, Carl Butter-
man and I. S. Schultz) 442 Ha.ves
Co-operative Merchant Tailoring Co., Gardener Landon,
manager, 105 Stockton
Co-operative Mutual Building and Loan Association,
Henry P. Sonntag president, Daniel Roth \-ice-
l)resident, Charles A. Buckbee secretary, 218-220
Monti
CO-OPERATIVE PAPER HANG-
IMP Pn BumV SbieUls, itri>|>rletor!4,
IIIU bU.v 635 McAllister
CO OPKRATIVE ROOMING HOl.SE. Barker &
Warfiekl managers, 829-831 Stevenson off Tenth
Coots William, bartender, r. 1000 Minna
fff" Coots. See Coutts
Coover Charles B. , mining, 640 (Hay
Coo\i Louis, molder Jo--hua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 1
Bartol
Cope Frank M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 702 Twen-
ty-fourth
Cope Frederick T., clerk Auditing Dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 51 5a Seventh
Cope George, clerk, r. 405 Haves
COPE GEORGE W., auditor Custom House, office
Custom House, 3d floor, r. Oakland
Cope James H., shoefitter, r. 1729 McAllister
Cope J. P., motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r. 405
Hayes
Cope Oliver, engineer, r. 305 Tenth .\v
COPE W.IRREX W., attoniey at law and advison,'
counsel Boyd, Fi field & Hoburg, 324 Pine, rooms 11-
14, r. Contra Costa Co.
Copeland Alexander, engineer Murphy, Grant & Co.,-r.
242 State
Copeland Charles C, cigarmaker, r. International Hotel
Copeland Edward F., trunkmaker, r. 26 Alvarado
Copeland George, jjeddler, r. 376 Natoma
Copeland Henn" M., bookkeeper estate of Leland Stan-
ford, r 231 Franklin
Copeland Kate, widow, r. 26 Alvarado
Copeland Kate, widow, r. 231 Franklin
Copeland Margaret E., r. Oriel Hotel
Copeland Maud V., nurse Lane Hospital
Copeland Medical Institute, 1-2 Columbian Bldg
Cojieland Robert A., compositor James H. Barry, r. 1534
Mission
Copeland W., cook steamship L'matilla
Copeland William G. (Coiieland & Peirce), r. 897 Noe
TRV THE
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office:, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main sias-
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Copelancl William H., physician The Copeland Medical
Institute, 1- ; Columbian Bldu;, r. Palace Hotel
Oopeland & Peirce (William G. Copeland and Cnarles
V. Peirce), architects, 12t> Kearny, room 21
^0" Copeland. See Copland and Coupland
Oopely James, messenger, r. 740 Howard
Copely William, telegraph operator, r. 740 Howard
Coper William, master schooner Je.ssie Fremont, r. 1:504
Ellis
Copithorne Grace, widow, r. 1527 Howard
Copland George H., contractor, r. 309 Lyon
Copminn Martin C, bookkeeper (estate of) Leland Stan-
ford, r. 415 Post
Copp Arthur W. , operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 412 Leavenworth
Copp F. P., salesman Dairymen's Union of Cal
Copp Henry W., watchmaker, r. 1014 Haight
Coppage Belle, saleslady Sanborn, Vail .t Co., r. 225i
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD..
Coppage Frederick E., embosser Shreve & Co., r. 225|
Dolores
COPPAGE J0H:V W., buttonholemaker, 724i Mar-
ket, r. 25 Lloyd
Copper Frank, mnfrs agent, 123 California, room 33, r.
433 Hayes
COPPEK UL'EEV €0\!!»0LIDATED 1II>'I.\« €0.
(Bisbte, Arizona) Carlos G. Young purchasing agent,
122 Davis
Copper Samuel, with Bugbee & Gash, r. 433 Hayes
Coppersmith .Joseph, r. 718 Valencia
Coppleters Ernst, ornamental ironworker Mockel & Co.,
r. 1004 McAllister
Coppin Richard, carpenter, r. 1252 Mission
Coppinger Henry, laborer Thomas Madigan, r. SE cm-
Twenty -second and Pont Lobos Avs
Copple Daniel E., barber, 1807 Haight, r. 417 Stanyan
Coppo Giovanni, laborer, r. 516 Pacific
Coppola Alfred, bartender, r. 9i>9a Howard
Coppola F. Mrs., lodgings, 969a Howard
Coppola Frank, r. 9(59a Howard
Coppola Louis, baker Eagle Cracker and Biscuit Co., x.
969a Howard
Copriviza George P. , waiter Matteo Drobaz, i-. .503 East
Copsey Alamander N., dentist, 21 Powell, r. 203 Taylor
Copson George, prosp ctor, r. 217 Thiri
Coptes Mining Co. (Tuscarora Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall sec-
retary, 314 Mo itgomery, rooms 1-2
Copus Jay M., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 703 Tennessee
Copus Joseph W., laborer, r. 703 Tennessee
Coqueugniot Gustave H., engineer, r. 33 South Park
Coquille Mill and Tug Co. (Coquille River, Or.) Charles
F. Doe & Co. agents, SW cor Spear and Howard
Coray Robert, physician, office an 1 r. 3258^ Mission
Corbell George W., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 572
Harrison
Corbell Peter, bootblack, NW cor McAllister and Hyde,
r. 408 Dupont
Corbello AngeUj, r. 5 Varennes
Corbert Sadie L. Miss, clerk Post Office, r. 508 Jersey
Corbet Carrie, muiager Mail Order Dept. The Maze, r.
397 Haves
Corbet William, clerk Lojal Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
397 Hayes
Ciirbett Agne.s G. Miss, bookkeeper George A. Dwver, r.
452 Tenth
t '. Tbett Delia, domestic 1615 Scott
t ''>rbett Edward, laborer, r. 1335 Folsom
Corbett Edward, teamster, r. 335J- Twelfth
Corbett Edward P., re eiver Market St. Rj., r. 417 Clay-
ton
C'ORBKTT ELIZ.IBETH .1. .IIH.S., physici m, office
and r. 1514 Sacramento, Telephone East 487
C'lrbett Ella Mr< , proprietor The Princess, 109 O'Farrell
Ci.rbett Ellen, widow, r. 114 i;lara
Corbett Francis C, widow, 730 Geary
(' )rbett Frank J., secretarv . F. Undertaking Co., 1235
Market, r. 131 Oak
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WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
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Corbett Frederick W., molder, r. 109 O'Farrell
Corbett Han-y E., liquors, 30 Ellis, r. 522.5 Hayes
Corbett Harvey W., student, r 1514 S.icramento
Corbett Henry J. , laborer, r. 27 Minna
Corbett James, engineer Flood Bldg, r. Oakland
Corbett James, longshoreman Or. R. and N. Co., r. 314
Beale
Corbett James, teamster, r. 1319 Folsom
Corbett James, tinner Schuster Bros.
Corbett James H., plasterer, r. 27 Stevenson A\-
Corbett John, bottler, r. 255 Minna
Corbett John, carpenter, r. 114 Clara
Corbett John, laborer, r. 217 Third
Corbett John, plasterer, r. 530 Third
Corbett John, real estate broker, r. 1014 Lombard
Corbett John B., printer The Getchell-Bem Printing
Co. , r. 70 Minna
Corbett .John C, clerk, r. 1014 Lomqard
Corbett John C. , clerk Augustus D. Splivalo, r. 4 Albion
Av
Corbett John C. F., carpenter, r. 811 Shotwell
Corbett John E. , switchman, r. 515 Castro
Corbett John J., carriage painter, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Corbett, John J., mill hand Deming- Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 251^ Clara
Corbett Joseph, clerk Rivers Bros., r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Joseph, oiler, r. 109 Perry
Corbett Katie J., domestic 1801 Laguna
Corbett Lee, foreman C. A. Weber & Co., r. 730 Geary
Corbett Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 1620 Polk
Corbett Malachi, track repairer, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Corbett Marj' Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Corbett Patrick, laborer, r. 425 Ringold
Corbett Patrick J., livery stable, 518-520 Haves
CORBETT TUO.n.4S, secretary La Grande Laundrv
Co. , 23 Powell, r. 109 Cumberland
Corbett Thomas, tinsmith, r. 4 Albion Av
Corbett Thomas, liquors, NK cor Battery and Bush, r.
636 Hayes
Corbett Thomas B., harnessmaker, 215 Jackson, r. 815
Bush
Corbett William, clerk U. S. Custom House, r. 20 South
Park
Corbett William, edge setter Cahn, Nickelsbiu-g & Co.,
r. 27 Stevenson Av
Corbett William, gilder, r. 452 Tenth
Corbett William, with La Grande Laundrj', r. 109 Cum-
berland
Corbett William C. , clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co. ,
r. 730 Geary
Corbett William H. Mrs., widow, r. 730 Geary
Corbett William L. iCorbett h Gallagher) r. 1011 J Pierce
Corbett William R. , e.xpressman Pac. Storage Co. , r.
lOlli Pierce
Corbett \Villiam R., salesman Robert L. Toplitz & Co.,
r. 452 Tenth
Corbett & G dlagher (William L. Corbett and William J.
Gallagher) proprietors Union Square Furniture
Moving and Packing Co. , 301 Stockton and 642 Hayes
j^"Corbett. See Corbet
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co., R. B. Dickinson agent, 3 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor
Corbin Robert, coal passer stmr Eureka
Corbin Thomas H. , upholsterer, r. 1013 Mission
COKBIN H'lLLIAill, secretary and manager Conti-
nental Building and Loan Association, 222 Sansome,
1st floor, r. Lakeview
t'OKBLV CHARLES E., with George H. Fuller
Desk Co., 638 Mission, r. 132 Ninth Av
CORBIS AXDREW T., purchasing and commission
agent and secretary- Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining
Co., 25-26 Mills Bldg, 7th floor. Telephone Main 404,
r. 1503 Jones
Corbus Emil, glazier, r. 722 HaiTison
Corbus James, salesman, r. 1503 Jones
Corby Joseph, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Corcora'i Annie, widow, r. 152 Minna
DIXON, BOBGESON 4 DO. SHOWCASES
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
<!6rcoran Annie, widow, r. 774 Folsom
Corcoran Charles H., law student J. A. Stephens, r. 532
Nineteenth
Corcoran Cornelius.!., foreman linemen Pac. Tel. and
Te'. Co., r. 351b Minna
Corcoran D., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Corcoran Daniel, laborer, r. 255 Perry
Corcoran Da\id, r. 1031 Market
Corcoran David F., teamster, r. 17 Guerrero
Corcoran Dennis, expressman, r. 1024J Minna
Corcoran Eliza, widoiT, r. 201 Guerrero
Corcoran Elizabeth, widow, r. 532 Nineteenth
Corcoran Elizabeth, widow, r. 2415 Clay
Corcoran Ellen, widow, r. 32 Powell Av
Corcoran Ellen, widow, liquors. 306 Minna
Corcoran Frank, longshoreman, r. 2012 Powell
t'ORfOR-4> WlltiH, manager California Navigation
and Improvement Co., Washmgton St. Wharf, r.
Stockton, Cal.
Corcoran J. Rev. , assistant St. Francis Church, r. 620
Vallejo
Corcoran .James, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 506
Napa
Corcoran John, assistant manager S. F. District Tel. Co.,
r. 8^ Bowie Av
Corcoran John, butcher Mark Strouse
Corcoran John, inspector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 2316
Brjant Av
Corcoran John, laborer, r. Alms House
(kmjoran John, laborer S. F. Gas Co., r. 664i Howard
Corcoran John, lineman S. F. Di.-trict TeL Co., r. 43
Everett
Corcoran John A., painter, r. 1015^ Larkin
Corcoran Joseph A., butcher, 7-9 Pac. Fruit Market, r.
1204 Kearny
Corcoran Joseph J. (Corcoran & Co.) r. 10 Russell
Corcoran Kate Miss, r. 532 Nineteenth
Corcoran Mamie Miss, telephone operator Pac. Tel. and
Tel. Co., r. 2316 Brjant Av
Corcoran Mark, stableman Edward J. Creely, r. 510
Golden Gate Av
Corcoran Mary, widow, r. 406 Minna
Corcoran Michael, salesman Am. Wringer Co., r. 85 Bowie
Av
Corcoran Michael, insurance agent, r. 549 Brjant
Corcoran Michael, seaman, r. 245 Second
Corcoran Minnie, widow, r. 1309 Dolores
Corcoran iL J., coalpasser stmr Acapulco
Corcoran Owen, r. 2812 Howard
Corcoran Patrick, r. 462 Minna, rear
Corcoran Patrick, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 1106
Twelfth Av South
Corcoran Patrick J. (Corcoran & Co.) r. 2019 Hj'de
Corcoran Philip, mining engineer, office 220 Sansome,
room 4, r. 632 Mission
Corcoran Richard F. , salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
406 Minna
Corcoran T. , lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. , r. 2316 Brjant
Av
Corcoran Thomas, r. 621 Bush
Corcoran Thomas, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 201 Guerrero
Corcoran Thomas, longshoreman, r. 334i Day
Corcoran Thomas H. , salesman Robinson & Knox, r. 532
Nineteenth
Corcoran Thomas J. , butcher, r. 533 Commercial
Corcoran Thomas J. , compositor, r. 8i Bowie Av
Corcoran William, gripman, r. 1.524 Howard
Corcoran William, laborer, r. 357 Clementina
Corcoran William, tailor William Walker i!c Co., r. 2019
Hyde
Core- rail William D., coffee roaster McCarthy Bros., r.
334 Twenty -seventh
Corcoran WUliam J. , purser, r. 532 Nineteenth
Corcoran William R., clerk, r. 201 Guerrero
Corcoran & Co. (Patrick J. and Joseph J. Corcoran) wood
and coal dealers, 2025 Hvde
l&"Corcoran, See Cohran and Cochrane
Cord John, conductor Market St. Rj., r. 19 Lundy Lane
Cord LilUan Miss, ratten worker S. F. and Paa Glass
WTcs, r. 910i Bryant
Cord M. K. Mrs., teacher music, r. 630 Sutter
Cord W. C. Mrs , r. 503 Jessie
Cordano Cipriano, bootblack, r. 1111 Kearny
Cordano Frank (Cereghino, Cordano & Mezzero) r. NE
cor Silver Av and Mission
Cordano George B. (G. B. Cordano & Co.) r. 729 Folsom
Cordano George B. & Co. (John and George B. Cordano,
Victor Consigleiri and Louis F. Sericano) commissioM
merchants, 226 and 305 Fourth
Cordano Giuseppe, laborer, r. 311 Union
Cordano John (George B. Cordano & Co.) r. 153^ Clara
Cordano John, fruit and vegetebles, 1517 Devisadero
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, NE cor Calif ornia and Davis,
r. 7 St. Charles PI
Cordano Louis, r. 7 St. Charles PI
Cordano Luigi, bootblack, 227 Montgomery, r. »
Clementina
Cordano Luigi, laborer, r. 311 Union
Cordano Mary, widow, r. 7 St. Charles PI
Cordano Peter, clerk Bernard Miller, r. 7 St. CTiarles PI
CordareUa Filippo, fruit dealer, r. 59 Jessie
Cordarella Luigi, fruit dealer, r. 59 Jessie
Corde Frank, commission broker, 86 Chronicle Bldg, r.
219 Gearj'
Corde Magsfie Mrs., resteurant, 1063 Market, r. 562
Stevenson
Cordell Edward C. , attorney at law, 420 California, rooms
14-15, r. 10.'2 Stenjan
Cordell James, attorney at law, r. 1022 Stanyan
Cordell William, oystemian H. Puttock, r. 16(» CaU-
fomia
Cordelia George, seaman, r. 629 Second
Cordelia Manuel, laborer, r. 1113i Kearny
€ORDE\ THOMAS J., cigars, tobacco and BtaUon-
ery, 525 Fourth
Corder Harry, expressman, r. 20 Norfolk
Corder Henriette widow, r. 319 Turk
Corder Henrietta Miss, dres maker, r. 319 Turk
Corder John, furniture, 1125| Mission
Cordero Charles, waiter stmr Acapulco
Cordero Juana A., widow, r. 121 Trenton
Cordes Albert F. , driver S. F. Laundn-, r. 2419 Harriso*
Cordes Anna, widow, r. 97 Hickorj- Av
Cordes Brun (Cordes & Warnke) r. San Rafael, Cal.
Cordes Charles, clerk Charles Lindemai>n, r. 2001 PoweM
Cordes Charles F., digarmaker David H. Sanders, r. 313
Dav, rear
Cordes Charles H , teamster, r. 97 Hickorj- Av
Cordes Edgar, butcher E. Brugge
Cordes Frederick Rev., pastor Salem Evangelical Churck
(German* r. 737 Shot well
Cordes GusUve, carpenter, r. 318 Day, rear
Cordes Henrique Rev., pastor German Emanuel Church
of the Evangelical Assn, r. 20| Twelfth
Cordes Henrj-, teamster, r. 97 Hickory Av
Cordes Herman J., clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r. 1501
Valencia
Cordes Jacob H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
sixth nnd Valencia
Cordes Joachim, bartender Bernard Luhrmann, r. lOS
First
Cordes John (Sturcke & Cordes) r. 3277 Mission
Cordes John, bo)kkeeper, r. 712 Twentieth
Cordes John, liquors, 911 Kearny, r. 4 Silver Star PI
Cordes Louis, r. 2419 Harrison
Cordes Richard, bartender P. N. Lange, r. 246 Towns-
end
Cordes Richard, clerk Elfert Luhrs, r. 645 Post
Cordes William, teamster, r. 121 Hickory Av
Cordes William F. (Pattosien Carpet Co. )r. 712 Twentieth
t'ORDES«& W.4B\KE (Brun Cordes and Herman
Warnke) groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
DR, NAT. T. COULSON
I2O6 MARKEIT STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street
SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
109 Montgomery
T. P. ANDREWS.
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45^Cordes. See Cords
C'ordozo John (John Cork«zo and Jose Baptista) r. 922
Haight
Cordozo & Baptista (John Cordozo and Jose Baptista)
proprietors Lisbon House, 422 Drumni
Cordrey Grant, asst secretarj' Renton Co-operative In-
vestment Co., r. 410 Hyde
Cords David A., r. 620 Eddy
Cords David A. Jr., with Bank of California, r. Alameda
Cords Joseph, niessman'stmr Australia
Cords Robert, watchman Harbor Commissioners Jack-
son St. Wharf, r. Fruitvale
Cords William, salesman D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r. Ala-
meda
•^"Cords. See Cordes
Cordsen Jess (Hansen & Cordsen) r. 1221 Polk
Cordy Edward 'L., elevatorman Thurlow Block r -'4
Hanover PI
Cordy John J., bookkeeper, r. 516 Jersey
Cordy Walter R. , travelini? salesman, r. 123 Hartford
Core Edward, hostler James Beattv, r. 426 Ringold
Core Mary, widow, r. 426 Ringold, "rear
Corell John Mrs., widow, r. 19J Washington Av
Coret Emm 1, widow, r. 124 Morris Av
Corey Capitola B. Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 204 Golden Gate
Av
Corey Charles E., Deputy Co. Clerk, r. 811 Hanison
Corey John, plumber, r. 811 Harrison
Corey Joseph L., clerk Hammam Baths, r. 11 Haight
Corey Maria, widow, r. 811 Harrison
Corey Thomas, helper William F. Wilson, r. 811 Harri-
son
^i^Corey. See Cory
Corinson Isaac, office 304 Montgomery, r. 2900 Buchanan
Cormson Jacob, Surveyor City and County Surveyor, r
2900 Buchanan
Corinson Morris, pedlar, r. 2900 Buchanan
Corinson Nathan, cigarmaker, r. 2900 Buchanan
Corinson Simon, upholsterer, r. 2900 Buchanan
€ORI.\THIAW VACIIT CLUB, John W. Pew com-
modore, Alexander J. Young secretary, 4 Mills Bldg
(-orkerill Joseph, bridge builder, r. 123 Eddy
Corkery Dennis (P. Corkery & Sons) r. 1439 Harrison
Corkery James (Corkery & Quill) r. 422 Tehama
Corkery John (P. Corke'ry & Sons) r. 1439 Harrison
Corkery John, e-xpressman, r. Ill Juniper
Corkery John, upholsterer Frank D. North, r. 1439 Har-
rison
Corkery Mary Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar School, r
r. 621 Eddy ' '
^.Corkery P. & Sons (Patrick, John and Dennis) teamsters,
1439 Harrison
Corkery Patrick (P. Corkery & Sons) and proprietors
San Fi-ancisco Transfer Co. and S.F. Furniture Pack-
^■^^MJ'^'lr Shipping Co., 1127 Sutter, r. 1439 Harrison
*»KKE«V A UiriLL (James Corkery and Anthony
Quill) groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and How-
ard and SE cor Twenty-sixth and Alabama
Corkm Edward J., riveter Union Iron Wks, r. 118 Ninth
Corl Joseph E., physician The Copeland Medical Insti-
tute, r. 223 Fourteenth
Corle & Son, Oatmeal and Cereal Co. (Kansas City) F. H
Ames Co. agents, 3 California
Corleis Henry, steward Ahlboru House
CORLETT ARTHUR f., liquors, 21 Minna
Corlett Mary, widow, r. 61.5 Jessie
Corlett William J., canvasser, r. 61.5 Jessie
CorleyJ. M., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 5 Lundv
Lane
Corley Margaret, widow, r. 9 Laurel PI
Coriey Michael, horseshoer Peter Lynch, r. 9 Grant
Alley
Cmjey Timothy, clerk Michael J. Manning, r. 1801 Post
8^^ Coriey. See Curley
Coriis Albert, longshoreman, r. 116 Berry
Corliss Edward M. , foreman Oriental Gas Eno-ine Wks
r. 322 Sanchez "
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GT^S FRITTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the headine
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Coriiss William P., clerk P. Greenberg & Co., r. 15U
Third
Cormac T. E. K. (Cormac & Donohoe), r. Sausalito
COR.nAC Oi DONOHOE (T. E. K. Cormac and Dens
Donohoe Jr.) attorneys at law, 207 Batterr, rooms
17-28, and No. 4 Palmerston Bldj.', Old Broad St.
London '
Cormack Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 2508 Folsom
Cormack Jessie, widow, r. 239 Fifth
Cormack J. M. , fireman Olympic Club, r. 239 Fifth
Cormack William, bootblack Stephen Fowles, r. 239
Fifth
Cormack William, salesman O'Conri
1029 McAllister
Corman Edward P., salesman Goldberg, Bowen&Leben
baum, r. The Clifford
Com Joseph, clerk A. B. Palmer, r. 34 Hubbard
Cornahrens Anna, widow, r. 978 Howard
Cornahrens Henry, bookkeeper S. F. Planing Mills, r
978 Howard
Cornart Louis S.,
Geary
Comberger Charles, painter, r. 739 Tehama
Cornberger Eliza Mrs., r. 739 Tehama
Comberger Rene Miss, dressmaker, r. 739 Tehama
Corueen John (Montague & Corneen) r. 1602 Valencia
Cornehl Fred, confectioner, r. 426 Turk
Cornehl Henry (Eggers & Cornehl, r. 424 Eddy
Cornelius Ferdinand, bartender, r. 1324 Devisadero
Cornelius Ge Tge F., fireman S. P. Co., r. 214 Capp
OJ
foreman Golden West Stables,
1516
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Cornelius John F., laborer, r. 574 Folsom
Comelius M. Mrs., widow, r. 1251 Twenty -fourth
Cornelius Minnie, widow, r. 1113J Bryant
Cornelius M. P., engineer Pac. Tank Co., r. 954 Mission
Cornelius Richard, c >nductor, r. 293.'^ California
Cornelius Samuel, laborer, r. 2937* California
Cornelius Theodore, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Ninth and Jessie
Cornell Allen A. (Cornell & Co.) r. 506 Capp
Cornell Ann, widow, r. 31 Moss, rear
Cornell Annie Mrs., r. 1007 Leavenworth
Cornell Charles E. , accountant Hulse, Bradford & Co
r. East Oakland
Cornell Charlotte, widow, r. 1437 Pacific
Cornell F. A., r. 605O'Farrell
Cornell Hasel Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 216 Powell
Cornell Henry, watchman G'ray Bros., r. 56 Homestead
Cornell James C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1229 Fell
Cornell John, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 549 Howard
Cornell John, paper carrier, r. 146 Twelfth
Cornell JohnG., speculator, r. 1027 McAllister
Cornell Josephine, widow, r. 1320 Page .
Cornell Lottie, widow, r. 720 Geary
Cornell Mont, r. 33 John
Cornell R. , hallman Grand Hotel
Cornell Roger B., candymaker George Haas & Son, r
1401 Scott
Cornell Squire, seaman, r. 506 Capp
Cornell Willam, r. 14 Hawthorne
Cornell William, seaman, r. 1229 East
Cornell William C. Mrs., widow, r. 1320 Page
Cornell W. J., machinist Singer Mnfg Co., r. Sausalito
Cal. '
Cornell & Co. (Allen A. Cornell and Lester E. James)
coopers, 410 Main
8S" Cornell. See Connell
Corneps Bernard F., plumbing and tinning, 1915 Howard
Corneps Herman J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co r
918 Vallejo
Corner James, fireman, r. 11 Natoma
Corner John, carriage painter, r. 424^ Shotwell
Corner John, printer, r. 11 Natoma
COR.\EK THE, Schumacher & Janssen proprietors,
SE cor Twenty-first and Valencia
Cornfield Joseph, contractor, r. 211 Fillmore
Cornfield Noah, contractor, r. 211 Fillmore
Cornfield Saul, contractor, r. 206 Fillmore
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CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
B^" Cornfield. See Corfield
Cornfoot Hany, stevedore, r. 316 Fourth
Cornick Charles H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 634
Corning Christopher R. , mining and civil engineer, 223
Crocker Bldg, r. Pacific Union Cluh
Cornish John F., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
680 Clementina
Cornwall Thomas H , foreman jiainter S. P. Co., r. 810
Waller
Cornwall Ambrose F., clerk O. P. Downing & Co., r.
Oakland
Cornwall Arthur W. , salesman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 3215 Sacramento
Cornwall Bruce, student, r. SE cor Page and Buchanan
C'ORNW.\LL FKA;VK, professor of opthalmology,
laryngology and otology California Medical College,
office 227 "Geary, hours 11 A. M. to 4 P. M., Tele-
phone Main 5654, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Cornwall Grace F. Miss, musician, r. 24 Mint Av
Cornwall John, millwright, r. 408 Ninth
CORNWALL PIERKE B., president Black Diamond
Coal Mining Company, and Bellingham Bay and
British Columbia Railroad Co., office 450 Main,r. SE
cor Page and Buchanan
Cornwall William, bootblack, SE cor Mission and Fourth,
r. 231 Third
Corn well Felicia F., widow, r. 1802 Howard
Cornwell George, engineer S. P. Co. , r. 1719 Howard
Cornwell George, laborer, r. 8 West Mission
Cornwell George P., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
531 Fell
Cornwell Jane, widow, r. 522 Turk
Cornwell John P., clerk Albert Meyer, r. 1908^ Ellis
Cornwell William, r. 911 Greenwich
Cornwell William H. , r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Cornyn Francis, groceries and liquors, 1116 Folsom,
r. 11181 Folsom
Cornyn Frank T., clerk Richard W. Simpson, r. 136
Francisco
Cornyn Frank W., deputy License Collector, r. 28 Lloyd
Cornyn James, proprietor Manhattan House, r. 825 Bat-
tery
Cornyn James F., packer Haywood Bros. & Co., r. 7
Willow Av
Cornyn John, painter, r. 424^ Shotwell
Cornyn Joseph, carriage painter Larkins & Co., r. 527i
Nineteenth
Cornyti Josephine, domestic 1613 Scott
Cornyn M. Miss, printer T. C. Marceau, r. 3 Crookes
Cornyn Rose, domestic 2142 Post
Cornyn Rosa, widow, notions, 136 Francisco
Cornyn William F., rattan worker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 527i Nineteenth
Corona Antonio, barber Christof Ludwig, r. 254 Minna
Corona Cosmetic Co., Edwin W. Crook manager, r. 126
Keamv, room 49
Corona House, Schuler & Erbe proprietors, 246 Sixth
Coronado Mmeral Water Co., C. B. Rode & Co. agents,
318 Battery
COKO.^ER C'lTV AND t'OUNTV, Dunbar Alley,
rear Old City Hall, Telephone Main 1947
rORrORATION 14RDSAX FRANtIS<0 FIRE
l»EPAI{TME\T, 50-52 Sacramento, Telephone
Main 15SS
iORFOUATION lARD STREET DEPART-
MEi^T, 123 City Hall Park
Corr Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 912 Sanchez
Corr Bridget, widow, r. 250 Chenery
Corr David L., printer W. A. Woodward & Co., r. 638
Green
Corr Francis J. , merchant, r. 3529 Sixteenth
Corr Frank, clerk, r. 3529 Sixteenth
Corr Frank, proprietor Bay City Transfer Co., 250 Sut-
ter, r. 1313 Baker
Ccrr Oscar, laborer, r. 321 Ellis
Corr Rose, widow, r. 3529 Sixteenth
Corr Sallie J. Miss, saleslady, r. Hotel Fairmount
Corr William, plumber, r. 1658 Market
»*- Corr. See Carr and Korr
Corrado Giovanni, laborer, r. 4 Sonora
4'ORRADO L. «& 1"0. (Luigi Corrado and Gulliermo
Cagnacci) groceries and liquors, 316 Broadway
Corratlo Luigi (L. Corrado & Co.) r. 316 Broadway
Corralitos Paper Mill Co., James Brown agent, 5 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor
4'ORRAN W. H. L., with H. S. Crocker Co., 215-219
Bush, r. 1812 Market
Correale Stefano, teacher music, r. 307 O'Farrell
Correl M. Mrs. , stenographer, r. 301 Leavenworth
Correy Andrew, teamster, r. 514 Haight
Corridon John, shoe dealer, r. 1718a Stevenson
Corridon Maurice, groceries and liquors, 441 Jessie, r.
570 Minna
Corridon Thomas, nurse, r. 570 Minna
Corriea John F., salesman Trobock & Bergen, r. 1306a
Powell
Corriea F. M., salesman, r. 1306a Powell
Corrigan Bridget, domestic, r. 426a Clementina
Corrigan Catherine, widow, r. 309 Eighteenth
Corrigan Charies F., telegraph operator, r. 309 Eigh-
teenth
Corrigan Edward, horse breeder and owner, r. ' Forty-
ninth Av nr Ocean Beach
Corrigan Elizabeth, widow, r. 2430 Sacramento
Corrigan Eugene, teamster, r. 211 Sutter
Corrigan Hannah, widow, r. 218 Ritch
Corrigan James H. , salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r.
Oakland
Corrigan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2252 Taylor
Corrigan John, laborer, r. 920 Green
Corrigan John, stonecutter, r. Park Hotel
Corrigan John, tailor, 304 Minna
Corrigan John J. , plasterer, r. 309 Eighteenth
Corrigan Kate, widow, r. 1329 Minna
Corrigan Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 217
Perry
Corrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 16a Stanley PI
Corrigan Thomas, r. 132| Fourteenth, rear
Corrigan Thomas P., p.)rter, r. 2430 Sacramento
B^"Corrigan. See Carrigan
Corrin Jacob, tailor, r. 230 Seventh
Corscilia Johanna, labeler, r. 1510 Mason
Corsiglia John (L. Lercari & Co ) r. 1419 Powell
Corso Salvator, clerk, r. 1614 Powell
Cortel Margarita, widow, r. 2 Vallejo PI
Coi-telyou Cornelius L. , butcher, r. 624 Capp
Cortelyou Mark E., butcher, 4 Grand Central Market, r.
1220 Vermont
Cortelyou Peter L., dairy produce, 10 California Market,
r. Alameda
Cortese Frank, barber Francis Deckelman, r. 4 Pollard
PI
Cortese Lorenzo, packer, r. 4 Pollard PI
Coitez Camillo, tamales, r. 1318 Dupont
Cortez Isabel Mrs., tamale factory and groceries, 13J
Pinkney PI
Cortez Maria Mrs. , teacher Van Ness Seminary, r. 1849
Jackson
Cortez William, clerk, r. 13J Pinkney PI
Corthoy Henry M. , collector Mutual Indemnity Co., r.
2001 Taylor
CORTH'ELLI SILK CO. (New York) Brown & Metz-
ner agents, 535 Market
Cortley George W., barber, 28a Ellis, r. 19a Sharon
Cortopassi S., peddler, r. 21 Ohio
Cortsen Charles, baker, r. 323 Vallejo
Cortsen Henry J., ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r.ll94
Treat Av
Cortsen Maria, widow, r. 323 Vallejo
Cortsen Mary Miss, branch bakery, 323 Vallejo
Corvi Antonio Miss, r. 5 Bartol
Corvi Giovanni, knifegrinder, r. 5 Bartol
Corvi Louis, r. 1 Bartol
SAIN FRAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK!
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
sujfcRlBE sflfj FRflNGlSGO GftLL
CHAS M. SHORTRID&E,
Proprietor.
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Corville Michael, i)roi)rietor Corville Packing- Co., v. 370
San Jose Av
Corville PackinffCo., Michael Corville proprietor,37-2-374
San Jose Av
Corwell Charles, laborer, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwell Frank, tinsmith, 1325 Filbert
Corwell James A., driver Enfifine 1, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwell Jane, widow, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwell Joseph, fireman, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwin George W., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 422!,
Guerrero
Corwin Gillispie B., traveling salesman Tillman & Bendel,
r. 2604 Howard
Corwin HarleyXJ., clerk, r. 2604 Howard
Corwin Thornton, i)aper dealer, r. 529 Taylor
Corwin William B., traveling salesman Robert L. Top-
litz & Co., r. 705 Ashbury
Cory Ada L., widow, furnished rooms, 1516 Polk
Cory Frank, porter Louis Snow, r. 326 Oak
('OKY ISAAC II., coumiission merchant, 114 Cali-
fornia, room 2, r. 326 Oak
Cciry Perry, r. 1528 Howard
B^Cory. See Corey
Coryell John R., speculator, r. 2514 Pine
Coryell John R. Jr., r. 2514 Pine
Coryell Joseph B., real estate, r. 251#Pine
Cosack John, carpenter, r. 2419 Clay
Cosaok Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 2419 Clay
Cosbie Erskine F.,harnessmaker William Cosbie, r.2209.i
Mission
Cosbie Henry R. , clerk Great American Importing Tea
Co. , r. 3 Selina PI
Cosbie Hugh S. C, harnessmaker, 2205 Mission
Cosbie John W., harnessmaker William Cosbie, r. 610
Third
<'OSBIE WILLI IM, harness and saddlery, 535 Mis-
sion, r. 610 Third
Coselli Basilio, blacksmith, r. 416 Pacific
Cosgrave Andrew, shoemaker, r. 127 Shipley
Cosgrave Charles O'M., insurance agent, r. 1317 Hyde
Cosgrave Desmond, student, r. 1317 Hyde
COSGKAVE .lAtlES K., cashier Post, r. 1317 Hyde
COSURAVE .1. O'HARA, editor The Wave, 220-221
Crocker Bids.', r. 1317 Hyde
Cosgrave John B., salesman M. Friedman & Co., r. 1206
Leavenworth
Cosgrave Sabina, widow, groceries and liquors, 7 Decatur
Cosgrave William J., metal roofer, r. 11 1 Welch, rear
B^" Cosgrave. See Cosgrove
Cosgriff Anna G. Mrs., millmer, 48 Third, r. 2411 Web-
ster
Cosgriff Clara Miss, r. 2411 Webster
Cosgriff Henry H. , clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., r.
801 Mason
Cosgriff John E. , car repairer Market St. Ry, r. 927 Val-
lejo
Cosgriff Martin F. (M. F. Cosgriff & Co.) r. 801 Mason
COSGRIFF M. F. «» CO. (Martin F. Cosgriff) repack-
ers merchandise, 417 Battery cor Merchant
Cosgriff Thomas, millwright, r. Park Hotel
Cosgrove Annie, widow, r. 1552 Jackson
Cosgrove Brothers (Frederick H. and John P.) groceries,
NW cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Cosgrove Catherine, widow, r. 500 Twenty-sixth
Cosgrove Edward, piano mover, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove Edward, plater, r. 815 Mission
CosgTove Edward, teamster Gaskill & Regan, r. 151 Na-
toma
Cosgrove Ellen, widow, r. 605 Geary
Cosgrove Ellen, widow, r. 815 Mission
Cosgrove Ellen, widow, groceries and liquors, 18i Na-
toma
Cosgrove Frank, engineer, r. 28 South Park
Ccgrove Frank M., stenographer Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,
r. 300 Van Ness Av
Cosgrove Frederick H. (Cosgrove Bros.) r. 2942 Folsom
Cosgrove Hugo, laborer, r. 1312^ Natoma
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, oi>p. Palace Hotel.
Mail}' Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Cosgrove James, r. 911 Greenwich
Cosgrove James, dairyman, r. North Point nr Devisa-
dero
Cosgrove James, painter, r. 815 Mission
Cosgrove James, printer, r. 1552 Jackson
Cosgrove James Jr, gardener, r. North Point nr Devisa-
dero
Cosgrove James F., tilesetter, r. 100 McAllister
Cosgrove John, chief engineer stmr Modoc, r. Oakland
Cosgrove John, porter Lewis, Anderson & Co. , r. S s
North Point nr Devisadero
Cosgrove John, silversmith, r. 805 Union
Cosgrove John E. , clerk National Fire Ins. Co., r. 100
McAllister
COSGROVE JOHN F., wines and liquors, 225 Clay
r. 1103 Vallejo
COSGROVE .lOHN H., superintending engineer
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., office Broadway Wharf,
r. 775 Harrison
Cosgrove John P. (Cosgrove Bros.) r. 500 Twenty-sixth
Cosgrove John T., stoves and ranges, 1828 Market, r. 426
Hermann
Cosgrove John T., traveling salesman, r. 805^ Union
Cosgrove Joseph, barber R. C. Francis, r, 220 Kearny
Cosgrove Joseph, driver Katz & Sons, r. 1006 Union
Cosgrove Katie, saleslady, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove Lillie Miss, r. 368 Eleventh
Cosgrove Lucy, widow, r. 1210 Washington
Cosgrove Maria, widow, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove Mary J. , r. 100 McAllister
Cosgrove Nellie, bookfolder, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove Patrick C, packer, r. 118 Bernard
Cosgrove Patrick H., marine fireman, r. 9 Kohler PI
Cosgrove Richard, porter Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 208
Francisco
Cosgrove Thomas, r. 836 Twenty-second
Cosgrove Thomas, tinsmith, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove William, tinsmith, r. 131 Francisco
Cosgrove William J., metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
nh Welch
8^ Cosgrove. See Cosgrave
Cosio Sylvester, tamale maker, r. 418 Filbert
Cosmo Commercial Co., Richard E. Queen director, 324
Hayes
COSMOPOLITAN ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Hennan A. Pollak proprietor, 729 Montgomery
Cosmopolitan Block, SW cor Bush and Sansome, David-
son & Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
COS.MOP4ILITAN HOTEL. William Fahey proprie-
tor, 100-102 Fifth, Telephone South 328
Cosmopolitan House, 211-213 Steuart
COSMOPOLITAN PRINTING HOISE, P. J.
Thomas proprietor, 207 Sacramento
COSMOPOLITAN VETERINARY INFIRMARY,
Cesare Masoero proprietor, 811 Howard
COSMOS CLIIB, Herbert R. Rue secretary, 317 Pow-
ell, Telephone Main 1337
C'lismos Loan Association, J. S. Hopkins secretarj', office
101 Battery
Coso House, Joseph Hab^-garten proprietor, 411 San-
some
Cosper Louis H., journalist, r. 216 Eddy
Cossanovich Martin (Versalovich & Cossanovich) r. 142
Sixth
Cossell Jackson, messenger Bank of British Columbia,
r. New Western Hotel
Cost Frederick, transferrer Britton & Rey, r. 1930 Stock-
ton
Cost Lizzie E. Miss, stenographer Pac. Equipment Co. ,
r. 1930 Stockton
Costa David, farmer, r. 8 Ohio
Costa Etta Miss, r. 2110 Taylor
Costa Francisco, cinchmaker, r. N s Blackstone bet
Franklin and Gough
Costa Frank, waiter stmr Australia
Costa Frederick, clerk G. H. Wright & Co., r. 115 Dor-
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Costa Gennaro, bootblack, SE cor Mason and < )'Farrell,
r. 108 Valparaiso
Costa Giacomo, capitalist, r. 215 Chestnut
Costa Giacomo (Cuneo & Costa) and treasurer Columbus
Savings and Loan Society, r. 20o Lombard
Costa Henry, salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 115
Borland
Costa J. florist, 638 Broadway
Costa James, seaman stmr City of Sydney
Costa Jennie, widow, r. 41 Hayes Alley
€OSTA JO^E, fire and marine insurance and Consul
Uruguay, 330 Montgomery, Telephone Main 69, r.
1512 Broadway
Costa Joseph, bartender Joseph Cuneo, r. 11 Jasper PI
Costa Joseph, clerk F. H. Rahlman, r. SW cor Fifteenth
Av South nr Railroad Av
Costa Joseph, dairj-. Mission Road nr Six Mile House
Costa Lorenzo, general merchandise, 608 Front, r. 2110
Taylor
Costa Louis F., florist, 63S Broadway, r. 4i Keyes Alley
Costa Ludovici (Costa & Razzetto) r. 720 Broadway
Costa M., seaman stmr City of Sydney
Costa Manuel, fanner, r. 8 Ohio
Costa Manuel T., bartender Arthur Josue, r. 308 Fifth
Costa Pera, fisherman, r. -JOOJ Greenwich, rear
Costa Peter, truckman Truck 2, r. il Keyes Alley
Costa & Razzetto (L. Costa and F. Razzetto) groceries
and liquors, 1345 Dupont
i^" Costa. See Coster, Koster and Kosta
Costamagna Francis, clerk Peter Costamagna, r. 28
Franklin
Costamagna Peter, fruits and vegetables, 28 Franklin
Costantinno Giordanno, gardener, r. W s Mission
Road nr Five-mile House
Costanto Frederico, laborer, r. 40 South Park
Coste Marie H., chiropodist, 106 Stockton
Coste William H. , r. 313 Sutter
Costello Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Laskie
Costello Annie, widow, r: ISIO Montgomen-
COSTELLO ALfit'!^TI.\E J., secretaVv O'Connor,
Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post, r. 1033 Golden Gate Av
Costello Bartela, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Costello Bridget, widow, r. 1320 Mission
Costello Catherine, widow, r. 611 Greenwich
Costello Daniel, laborer, r. 325 Langton
Costello Daniel, plasterer, r. 213 Langton
Costello David J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 917
O'Farrell
Costello Delia Miss, bag maker, r. 1310 Montgomerj- Av
Costello Dennis, expressman, r. 439 Eleventh
Costello Edward, driver H. "Tobelmann, r. 2S| Page
Costello Henrietta, widow, r. 1517 Dupont
Costello Henry, laborer, r. 528 Sixth
Costello James, bartender, r. 26 Russ
Costello James, gardener, r. 542 Bryant
Costello James, laborer, r. 2559 Greenwich
Costello James, packer, r. 1310 Montgomery Av'
Costello James A., street contractor, r. 1035 Shotwell
COSTELLO JAMES M.. .vice-president O'Connor,
Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post, r. 1808 Bush
Costello John, compositor Examiner, r. 221 Moultrie
Costello John, cook steamer Modoc
Costello John, finisher G. Dillmann, r. 325 Langton
Costello John, florist, r. 1114 Montgomerj-, rear
Costello John, foreman A. S. Xeal Warehouse Co., r. 305
Day
Costello John, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 314 Tehama
Costello John, laborer, r. 544J Natoma
Costello John, plasterer, r. 1215 Mission
Costello John, special officer, r. 641 Harrison
Costello John, waiter, r. 1257 Montgomery
Costello John A., street contractor, r. 1035 Shotwell
Costello John H., blacksmith, r. 737a Twenty-first
Costello John T., butcher, r. 1013 Nineteenth
Costello Joseph, clerk, r. 218 Linden Av
Costello Joseph M., plumber William S. Snook & Son. r.
1320 Mission
CosteUo J. P., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 2000 McAl-
lister
Costello Kittie, domestic 1325 Jackson
Costello Lawrence J., metal roofer, r. 1320 Mission
Costello Louis, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
233 Green
Costello Mary, domestic 1530 O'Farrell
Costello Mary Miss, telephone operator, r. 131 Shiplev
Costello Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Sickles Av and "San
Jose Road, Ocean View
Costello Michael, laborer S.P. Co., r. 1328 Latona
Costello Michael, marble finisher W. H. McCormick, r.
1229 Broderick
Costello Michael J., groceries and liquors, 747 Brannan
Costello Michael J., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 943
Twenty-first
Costello Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Clara
Costello Patrick, laborer, r. 146 Tivelfth
Costello Patrick, longshoreman, r. E s Elsie nr Cortland
Av
Costello Peter, engineer, r. 1526 Post
Costello Peter, shoemaker, 1534 Dolores
Costello Richard W., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt vV
Co., r. 923 Grove
Costello Robert, eijjfineer tug Active, r. 1605 Twenty-
fourth
Costello Stejihen V. (Henley & Costelloi attorney at law ,
101 Sansome, rooms 18-19, r. 1530 California
Costello Thomas, laborer, r. 261 First
Costello Thomas, laborer, r. 953 Folsom
CosteUo Thomas, laborer, r. 1328 Xatoma
COSTELLO 'WILLIAM, president O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., 111-121 Post, r. 923 Grove
Costello William, stock yards, 385 Ninth, r. 11 Gordon
Costello William, teamster Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
525 Howard
Costello William S , seaman, r. Alms House
l^^Costello. See Castello
Coster Frank, laborer, r. N s Sagamore nr t)razaba.
Ocean View
Coster Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Garden
l^*Coster. See Costa and -Koster
Costich Nicholas, bartender, r. 107 Austin Av
Costigan Augustus B., clerk Costigan, Cohen & Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Costigan, Cohen & Co. (James M. Costigan) grain and
wool brokers, 203 Battery
Costigan James M. (Costigan", Cohen & Co.) r. Oakland
Costigan Margaret, widow, r. 1213^ Eddj-
Costigan Thomas, blacksmith, 404 Jackson, r. 1213^ Eddv
COSTI«A.\ M ILLIA.M J., clerk U. S. Circuit Court
and V. S. Commissioner, 51 V. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
3d floor, r. 3034 California
Coswell .(ohn, r. 34 Kissling
Cota Pedro, r. 907 Filbert
Cotati Company The, George T. Page secretary, 302 Cali-
fornia, room n
Cote James E., wheelwright, r. Boutwell bet Helen'a and
Augusta
Cotes BjTon S., l<x;al manager Portland Oacker Co.
Cothran .\braham L., interne U. S. Marine Hospital,
Presidio Reservation
Cotrel -\my E. Miss, teacher Berfclev Grammar School,
r. 3220 Clay
Cotrel Edna Miss, substitute teacher, r. 3220 C:iay
Cotrel Lucv Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Grammar
School', r. 3220 Clay
Cotrel William B. , clerk The Caliioniia Powder Wks, i-.
3220 Clav
^Cotrel. See Cotterell and Cottrell
Cotta Emanuel, waiter Meyers & Son, r. 439 Greenwich
Cotta Michael, vaquero, r. Fourteenth Av South nr P
Cotte Edward, plimiber, r. 961 Mission
Cotte Elodie Mme., laundrj, 407 Geary, r. 426a Gearj-
Cotte Joseph B., printer Le Franco Califomien. r. 42i;
Gearj-
Cotte Julie Miss, w ith Mme Cotte, r. 426a Gean-
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Cotter Charles R., conductor S. P. Co., r. 522 Sixth
Cotter David F., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 300 Valencia
Cotter Edward, porter, r. 1319 J Ke irny
Cotter Ernest G., brakeman, r. 116 Morris Av
Cotter Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
Cotter Helen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
Cotter James, cook Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 365 Jessie
Cotter James, fireman stmr Pomona
Cotter James, laborer, r. 114 Freelon
Cotter James, laborer, r. 730 Natoma
Cotter James A. , carpenter, r. E s Hoffman nr Twenty-
third
Cotter J. E. Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Cotter John J. (Morgan & Cotter) r. 718 Grove
Cotter Katie, domestic 204 Lombard
Cotter Katie Miss, laundress Palace Hotel, r. 114 Freelon
Cotter Lawrence, shoemaker William Sinclair, r. 53
Montezuma, B. H.
Cotter Maggie, domestic 411 Golden Gate Av
Cotter Mary Miss, laundress Palace Hotel, r. 114 Freelon
Cotter Mai y Mrs. , r. 1047 Mission
Cotter Maurice, shoemaker, r. 300 Valencia
Cotter Michael, plumber Spring Valley W. W., r. 423
Bush
Cotter Minnie, domestic 421 Baker
Cotter Nicholas, teamster, r. 317 Tehama
Cotter Patrick, millman , r. 783 Mission
Cotter Patrick, peddler, r. 1427 Nebraska
Cotter Richard, expressman, r. 499 Fourth
Cotter Richard, with P. A. McDonald, r. 813 Folsom
Cotter Richard J., plumber Grand Hot«l
Cotter Thomas S., mail clerk Examiner
Cotter Timothy, gardener, r. 2105 Golden Gate Av
Cotter Westley, machinist, r. 31J Sixth
ll»"Cotter. See Cotta and Cutter
Cotterill M. Miss, stenographer Johnson- Locke Mercan-
tile Co., r. 715 Sutter
COTTIEK WILLIAM TALBOT, inventor, patentee
and general superintendent American Ventilating
Co., Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Cottingham Hilliard P., with Tallant Banking Co., r.
Cosmos Club
Cottle Agnes D. , domestic 1127 Golden Gate Av
Cottle Franklin B., r. 292 Hawthorne
Cottle H. S., with H. L. Ladd & Co., r. 113 Fourth
Cottle James C, policeman, r. 1606 California
Cottle James E., watchman Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, r. 183.5 Polk
Cottle John E., plasterer, r. 21171 Bush
COTTLE JOH^' E. REV., rector .St. Bridget's
Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Cottle Mary, widow, r. 2 Wall
Cottman E. T. Rev., pastor Second African Methodist
Episcopal Church, r. 1132 Broadway
COiTO^ Al'LETT K., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
erj', rooms 18-19, Telephone Main 687, r. 2024 Bush
Cotton Avlett R. Jr., student Avlett R. Cotton, r. 2024
Bush
Cotton Charles E., student, r. 2769 Sixteenth
Cotton E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 834 Sutter
Cotton E. D. , switchman S. P. Co.
Cotton Lester F., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Cotton Mary A., widow, r. 1826a sutter
Cotton Robert, engineer, r. 1003 Mason
Cotton Walter, boilennaker S. P. Co., r. 2769 Sixteenth
Cotton Wesly, salesman H. Lewis, r. 114 Pacific
COTTONSMITH EIJGEXE, secretary Caloric Vita
Oil Co., 1513 Buchanan
Cottrell Charles J., clerk King Morse Canning Co.. r.
410 Union
Cottrell Edward S., steward, r. 1402 Twenty-third
rOTTRELL (»E0K<;E, superintendent Jos. Wagner
Manufacturing Co., 101-103 Mission, r. Oakland
Cottrell Henry, with J. N. Knowles, r. Oakland
Cottrell Jennie C, widow, r. 414 Capp
Cottrell Walter G., gripman, r. 1634 Grove
a^Cottrell. See Cotrel and Cotterell
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Coturri Albert, boiler maker Union Iron AVks, r. 1412
Powell
Coturri Lorenzo, shoemaker, r. 1412 Powell
Cotturi Peter, basket maker, r. 727 Sansome
Coturri Peter, fruit-s and vegetables, 1600 Post
Couch E. I. Mrs. , r. Oriel Hotel
Couch Henry, harness maker J. O'Kane, r. 1219 Mis-
Couch John, horse dealer, r. 448d Guerrero, rear
Couch John P., mining, 318 Pine, r. 810 Grove
Couch Mary, widow, r. 1818i^ Hyde
Couchman Martha H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 700 Jones
Couchot Maurice, draughtsman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,
r. 606 Powell
Couderc Emile, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Railroad Av nr Seventh Av South
Couderc Jean, carpenter Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Railroad Av nr Seventh Av South
Coudeu John (L. Loustette & Co. ), r. 906 Buchanan
Coudou Jean, driver B. Casson, r. Wayland nr Hamilton
U. M. T.
Couesnon Alexander, caterer, 1510 Bush
Couesnon Rudolph A., clerk, r. 1510 Bush
Coughlan Daniel, laborer, r. 30 Rausch
Coughlan Ella Miss, seamstress, r. 14.^ Sumner
Coughlan Harry J., clerk The Maze, r. 614^ Natoma
Coughlan James, clerk, r. 614^ Natoma
COUCiHLAN JAiME8. millinery, 919 Market
Coughlan James Mrs. , millinery, 919 Market
Coughl m Jeremiah, laborer, r. 89i Albion Av
Coughlan M. Miss, dressmaking, 2508J Bush
Coughlan Mamie Miss, laundress, r. 14J Sumner
Coughlan Richard, laborer, r. 235 Twenty-Eighth
Coughlan Thomas, r 14J Sumner
Couifhlan Thomas J., clerk, r. 614.J Natoma
Coughlan William T., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 729
Grove
Couglilen Fannie J. dressmaker, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlen James J., teamster, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlen John C, teamster, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlen John C. Jr. , teamster, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlin Cornelius, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 322
Tehama
Coughlin Daniel, expressman, Jackson St Wharf, r. 2014i
Bryant Av
Coughlin Daniel, horseman Engine 8, r. 1228 Green
Coughlin Daniel, laborer, r. 1329 Sansome
Coughlin Daniel H., tinsmith, r. 1228 Green
Coughlin Daniel J., marine engineer, r. 43 Hermann
Coughlin Ferdinand, laborer, r. 909 Illinois
Coughlin Francis D., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 514A
Third
Coughlin Frank A. , motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1434
Turk
Coughlin James J., stairbuilder, r. 115 Twenty-seventh
Coughlin Jeremiah, harnesscleaner Club Stable.s, r. 122
Turk
Coughlm Jeremiah, laborer, r. Alms House
Coughlin Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 16 Sheridan
Coughlin Jeremiah J., expressman, Jackson St VVliarf , r.
'20141 Bryant
Coughlin John D., butcher C. W. Foster, r. Sausalitn,
Cal.
Coughlin John T., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 330 Brannan
Coughlin John J., paver, r. 115 Twenty-seventh
Coughlin John J., policeman, r. 1228 Green
Coughlin Joseph, trackman, r. 1602 Turk
Coughlin Mamie E. Miss, seamstress La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 514J Third
Coughlin Margaret Miss, shoefinisher Nolan Bros., r. (Ki5
Mission
Coughlin Mary, widow, r. 5141 Third
Coughlin Margaret, widow, r. 655 Mission
Coughlin Mattie liss, packer, r. 514^ Third
Coughlin Michael J., cigarmaker Schlaberg Bros., r.
51U Third
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Wn r^H A OIVI A \I '*3 CALIFORNI* ST., Importer of a few Selected
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Conghlin Nellie Miss, hairdresser M. Duval, r. 115
Twenty-seventh
Coujfhlin Patrick, laborer, r. 1416 Montgomerv
• 'oughlin Timothy C, clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Coughlii! William, carj^enter, r. 115 Twenty-seventh
Cougrhlin William, hostler Golden West Stable, r. 1603
Geary
Coughhn William, millhand, r. 514J Third
Cou^hlin Will am F., groceries and liquors, 1329 San-
some
B®"Coughlin. See Coghlan, Caughlin and Coughlan
Coughran Patrick, policeman, r. 2023 Ellis
Coulie John D. , buyer Fulton Iron Wks, r. 106 Webster
Coull Edward A., solicitor Pierce & Co., r. 3424 Sacra-
mento
Coulmau .James, painter, r. 19i SteveM-on Av
Coulson John, salesman C. Cuirtiu, r. 211 'S'alencia
Coulson Maggie, domestic 450j Tehama
CODCSON NATHANIEL T., dentist, office and r.
1206 Market
Coulson Washington C. Captain, assistant insiiector 12th
U. S. Life Saving District, 35 U. S. Appraiser's Bldg,
2d floor, r. Hotel Pleasanton
1^" Coulson. See Colson
OouLsting James, laborer, r. 927 Brannan
COltLT J. HO^V.ARD, secretarj- and manager The
F. A. Week Co., 53 Stevenson, r. 527 J Haight
Coulter Edward A., laborer J. Martenstein & Co., r. 314
Bush
Coulter Esther Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 2634
Sutter
Coulter Fannie E. Miss, nurse, r. 543c Castro
Coulter Frank A., painter, r. 708 Church
C<iulter George, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 322 Eureka
Coulter James, bricklayer, r. 13 Oak
Coulter James D., r. 1613 Pine
Coulter John W., r. 149 Erie
Coulter Joseph, laborer, r. 610 Third
t'Oi:LTER KOBEKT, manager Wakefield Rattan Co.,
125 Geary, r. 1921 Clay
Coulter Robert A., driver Simkins & Thorp, r. 149 Erie
coulter William Mrs., r. 1836 Powell
Coulter William, capitalist, r. 70S Church
Coulter William E., gripman, r. cor Masonic Av and
Congress
Coulter William H., r. 114 Folsom
Coulter William H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Coulter Wiafield W., salesman Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
1721 Broadwair
^^Couher. See Colter
Couly Adrien, fruits and vegetables, 818 Pacific
Councilman George, machine hand George H. Fuller
Desk Co., r. 7845 Harrison
Counihan Edward C, prmter E. C. Hughes, r. 929
Twenty-sLxth
Counihan Jeremiah P., trimmer Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 926 Twenty -sixth
Counihan John, teamster, r. 911 Buchanan
Counihan John (John Counihan & Son) r. NW cor Santa
Clara and Carolina
Counihan John Jr. (John Counihan & Son) r. XW cor
Santa Clara and Carolina
Counihan John & Son (John and John Jr.) tannerj-, SE
cor Santa Clara and Carolina
Counihan Patrick, r. 929 Twenty-sixth
Counihan Thomas F., teamster William J. Gallagher, r.
911 Buchanan
Counihan Timothy, r. 1907 Dupont
Counter Andrew, "laborer, r. 14c Clinton
Counter Charles E., paints and oils, 1826 Market
Counter Christopher, plumber John A. O'Dea, r. 1826
Market
Counter Ed.vard C, electrician, r. 420? Fourteenth
Countrj-man Robert H., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
erj', rooms 14-15, r. 102 Walnut
2444
t'OIXTV AIMS HOI'!4E, Ocean House Road, 4=
miles from Xew Citv Hall
C'OIXTV A.<iSE!»SOR. New City Hall, 1st floor
fOI XTV ATTORNEV, New Citv HaU, 3d floor
tOr.NTV AIDITOR, New Citv Hall, 1st floor
COIWTV CLERK, New City Hall, 2d floor. Telephone
Main 1586
<OI \TV «'ORO\OR, Dunbar Alley, rear Old City
Hall
lOIXTV HOSPITAL. E s Potrero Av bet Sierra and
Nevada
COl XTV JAIL I, E s Broadway bet Kearny and Du-
pont, Telephone Main 1537
«'OrX lY JAIL 'i (formerly House of Correction) W s
Old San Jose Road nr Ocean House Road
COIWTV JAIL 3 (formerly Industrial School) W
Old San Jose Road nr Ocean House Road
<'Of.\TY LICENSE COLLECTOR, New City Hall,
1st floor
COTNTV RECORDER, Hall of Records, New Citv
Hall
COI NTV SHERIFF, New City Hall, 1st floor
COINTY SI RYEYOR, New Citv Hall, 3d floor
COINTY TAX COLLECTOR, New City Hall, 1st
floor
COINTY TREASFRER, New aty Hall, 1st floor
County Wi'liam, laborer, r. Alms House
Couper August (Wilkens & Couper) r. 311 Eureka
Coupland William F., silk hatter, 604 Merchant,
Hyde
Couniau Peter, tanner, r. 922 Twelfth Av South
Courneen Dennis, policeman Harbor Police, r. 2656J
Folsom
Courneen James, laborer, r. 1 Caroline
Courreges Rock, plumber, r. NW cor Cortland Av and
Buena Vista
Coi-rreges Susan, wido^^ , r. 22 Allen
Coursen Ellen Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 1429 Bush
Coursen Gershom A., stockbroker, r. 1060 Fulton
Coursen Sherman, 2d officer stmr Alameda, r. 1060 Ful-
ton
Courser Frank F., carpenter, x. 6 Jane PI
Coursey James, laborer Risdon I. -and L. Wks, r. 61 Na-
toma
Coursey James A., blacksmith W. A. Schrock, r. 61
Natoma
Coursey John M. , machinist, r. 61 Natoma
Coursnous Isadore, machinst Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 918 Pacific
COFRT CIRCFIT FNITED STATES, U. S. Ap
praisers' Bldg, 3d ficor
COFRT niSTRICT I NITED STATES, U. S. Ap
praisers' Bldg. 3d floor
Court Fritz, milker Nager Bros., r. Twenty-eight Av
South nr San Bruno Av
COFRT JFSTICES' CITY AND COFNTY, New
Citv Hall, 1st floor
COFKT POLICEl, James A. Campbell Judge, New
Citv Hall, basement
COFRT POLICE «, Charies T. Conlan Judge, New
Citv Hall, 1st flixjr
COI RT POLICE 3, Henry C. Joachimson Judge,
New Citv Hall, 1st floor
COFRT POLICE 4, Charies A. Low Judge, New
Citv Hall, first floor
COFRT SFPERIOR DEPARTMENT 1, James
M. Seawell Judge, New Citv Hall, 3d floor
COFRT SFPERIOR DEPARTMENT 2, W. R.
Daingerfield Judge, New Citv Hall, 3d floor
COFRT SFPERIOR DEPARTMENT 3, Daniel J.
Muryihv Judice, New Citv Hall, 2d floor
COFRT SFPERIOR DEPARTMENT 4, J. C. B.
Hebbard Judge, New Citv Hall, 2d floor
COFRT SIPERIOR DEPARTMENT 5, John
Hunt Jr. Judjfe, New Citv Hall, 3d floor
COFKT SFPERIOR DEPARTMENT <i (criminal)
William S. Wallace Judge, New City Hall, 2d floor
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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COURT SUPEUIOK I>FP 4RTMENT 7, Austin A.
Sanderson Judge, New City Hall, 2d floor
COURT SIIPEKIOR I»EPARTME»1T 8, James
M. Troutt Judge, Nf w City Hall, 3d floor
<*OIIRT SUPERIOR DEPARIMEJMT « (probate)
J. V. Coffee Judge, New City H '11, 2d floor
COIRT SUPERIOR DEPARTMENT 10 (insol-
vency) Charles W. Slack Judge, New City Hall, 2d
floor
COIRT SIPERIOR DEPARTIIIEKT II (criminal)
Edward A. Belcher Judge, New City H ill, 2d floor
COIRT SUPERIOR DEPARTMEIMT 12 (criminal)
George H. Bahrs Judge, New City Hall, 1st floor
<'0|IRT SUPREME OF CALIFORNIA, chambers
NW cor Larkin and McAllister
Court William T., laborer, r. {j03 Hyde
Courtemarsh Joseph S. , barber, r. 1884 Noe
Courteney Gregoriy E., porter, r. 28 Louisa
Courteney John G., helper G. & E. Snook, r. 28 Louisa
Courteney Michael R., painter, r. 28 Louisa
Courtier Richard J., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1911
Union
Courtis William G., janitor John Swett Grammar School,
r. 803 P ige
Courtney Albert, laborer, r. 116^ Freelon
Courtney Alphonse, porter Rosenberg Bros. & Co. , r.
242i Clara
Courtney Andrew, pipefitter, r. 227 Seventh
Courtney Daniel, marine engineer Tug Alert, r. 48 Silver
Courtney Fenton, rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co., r.
13 Hartford
Courtney Frank J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. l(]l Clara
Courtney George H. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Courtney Gregorj- P., butcher Steinbring Bros., r. 930
Nineteenth
Courtney James, stableman Michael J. McBride, r. 507
Jessie
Courtney James D., liquors, 438 Third, r. 134i Perry
Courtney John, gardener 1820 Van Ness Av
Courtney John, teamster California Paving Co., r. 23
Tenth
Courtney Katie, domestic 2920 Clay
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrellamaker, 788 Folsoni, r.
970 Harrison
Courtney Martin, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Ala-
bama
Courtney Mary, domestic Hospital for Children and
Training School for Nurses
Courtney Nora, domestic 1015 Howard
Courtney Thomas, wire mattress weaver Alexander Jan-
sen, r. 970 Harrison
Courtright Dora, domestic 517 Mason
Courts John Mrs. , widow, r. 1238 Howard
Courts John W. , laborer, r. 1238 Howard
Courts Margaret Miss, trimmer, r. 1238 Howard
Courts Thomas F., shipping clerk, r. 1238 Howard
Courts William E., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1238
Howard
iS?"Courts. See Korts
Courvoisier Ephraim B., with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 501
Courvoisier Ernest, mechanic Western Union Tel. Co. , r.
1215 Clay
Cousin Nicholas Mrs., widow, r. 2706 California
Cousins Aliiert H., salesman, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins Arthur H. , liquors, SW cor Ninth and Howard,
r. 200i Ninth
COUSINS DRY DOCK, James J. Cousins proprietor,
foot of Fremont
Cousins Eliza, widow, r. 1110 Scott
Cousins Frederick W., coal inspector chief Quartermas-
ter Dept. of Cal., U. S. A., r. Alameda
Cousins Herbert W., packer Tillmann & Bendel, r. 29
Liberty
COUSINS JAMES J., proprietor Cousins Dry Dock,
foot Fremont, r. 3348 Clay
WATSON & CO., 124 r^arket Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
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C(iui;ins Lucy A., widow, r. 1873 Mission
Cousins Martin M., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1124 McAl-
lister
Cousins N. E., master mariner, r. Areata, Cal.
Cousins Richard J., engineer, r. 28 Tehama
Cousins Robert B., shipping merchant, r. 1904 Market
Cousins Robert C. , traveling salesman Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 29 Liberty
Cousins William, bricklayer, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
COUSINS WILIil.lM «., attorney at law, 409 Cali-
fornia, r. 1083 Broadway
B^ Cousins. See Cousens and Cozzens
Coussean Josephine, r. 29 John
Coussik Frank, cooper, r. 520 Jackson
Coustet John, proprietor Lily House, 439 Bush
Coustet Marie Miss, domestic 1723 Market
Coustette Louis (Coustette & Co. ) r. 618 Ash Av
<;Oi;STETTE •£ CO. (Louis Coustette and Jean
Coudeu) wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 850
McAllister cor Laguna
Coustolle E. Mme., teacher Mme. B. Ziska, 1606 Van
Ness Av
Coutard Louis ( Coutard & Hoch) r. 1110 Mason
COUTiRD «S HOCH (Louis Coutard and Julius A.
Hoch) proprietors Franks Rotisserie, 419 Pine
Coutat John Y., gri])man Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 1
Delgado PI
Coutolene August, clerk Louis Duprat, r. 26i Scott PI
Coutou John, baker, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Coutoumanos Polyzois, fruits, 212 Grant Av
Coutts Alexander, engineer, r. 441 California Av
Coutts Andrew, carpet cleaning, 703 Valeni ia
Coutts James J. , ship carpenter, r. 38 Silver
Coutts Sarah Mrs. , r. 703 Valencia
8^" Coutts. See Coots
Couture Alfred M., physician and surgeon, office and r.
1117 Eighteenth
Couture Joseph M., roofer, r. 1117 Eighteenth
Coutiire Marie, dressmaker, r. 1117 Eighteenth
Couzet Bernard, baker, r. 700 Broadway
Covacevich Ellen, widow, r. 37 Commercial
Covacevich Frank, broommaker Zan Bros. & Co., r. 1201
Front
Covaro Catherine, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI
Cove Emilv A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School, r.
2011 Howard
Cove Robert, hardware, 2045 Mission, r. 2011 Howard
Covel Lewis H. , printer, r. 525 Valencia
Covell Charles R., r. 1429 Pine
Cevell Elizabeth, widow, r. 1429 Pine
Covell E. P. Miss (B. F. Hanson & Co.) and notary pub-
lic, 38 Chronicle Bidg, r. 1008 Hyde
COTELIi MANUFACTURINC; CO. (Chicago, 111.)
John D. Eby agent, 29-31 Spear
Covell Walter, ])rinter, r. 413 Kearny
COVENANT MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION r'N."r/,?,w:.'.ii:
ag»T fur Calilttrnia, 3 Odd Fellows Bnild-
ing
Coveney Agnes B., widow, domestic 1800 Sutter
Co\ene"y Alfred, steward stmr Alameda, r. 14i Rausch
Covert 'Henry M., real estate, 218 California room 4, r.
Redwood City, Cal.
Covert M. Miss, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Covert Joseph, r. 6 Eddy
Covert William H., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 6 Eddy
Covey George T., deputy County Clerk, r. 1002 Polk
Covey Otto, r. 29 South Park
Covey Perry, attorney at law, r. 1528 Howard
Covey Warren S., housemover, r. 29 South Park
Covin Frank, teamster, r. 124 Perry
Covonachio Giuseppe, laborer, r, 619 Broadway
Cowan Andrew P. , capitalist, r. 252 Second
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Cowan Ann, widow, r. 37 South Park
Cowan Charles, laborer Pac. Rollinjir Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Cowan Charles B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 150
Minna
<OWAX UKORGE JT., salesman Charles R. Allen, r.
614 Taylor
Cowan Hui^h (Cowan & Bakeri r. SE cor Third and Bran-
nan
Cowan Hugh, marine engineer, r. 109| Fourth
Cowan James S., superintendent King-Morse Canning
Co., r. 1334a Union
Cowan J. E. Archer, clerk, r. 1000b Golden Gate Av
Cowan Jessie I. Miss, r. 37 South Park
Cowan John A., clerk, r. 1000b Golden Gate Av
Cowan John C, painter, r. 2-26 Michigan
Cowan McClure, salesman, r. 308 Minna
Cowan Robert E., clerk A. Waldteufel, r. 321 Twentieth
Cowan Robert H., chiropodist, 126 Keaniv, room 24. r.
711 Treat At
Cowan Walter R., painter, r. 7 Johnston Av
Cowan William, r. 330 Geary
Cowan William A., storekeeper P. M. S.S. Co., r. 37
South Park
Cowan William H., undertaker, r. 28 Birch Av
Cowan & Baker (Hugh Cowan an-i Harrv Baker)
liquors, SE cor Third and Brannan
1^^ Cowan. SeeCowen and Cowi'ig
Cowap Samuel L., plumber, r. 112i Hancock
Coward Percie H., manager American Salt Co., 217 Sac-
ramento, r. 1018 Seventeenth
Coward William M., countrv lands Bovee, Tov & Co., r.
5 Tremout Av
Cowden Ella Miss, starcher Am. Steam Laundry-, r. 28
Eighth
Cowden James B., bookkeeper Ferris & Williams, 2028
Green
COM'DERT J.\BEX V.. attorney at law, 325 Mont-
gomerj-, riK>m 24, telephone Ma"in 1143, r. 1173 Va-
lencia
Cowell Henn- rHenrv Cowell & Co.) r. 413 Hvde
COWELL HENRY & CO.
<Heiirj i'owfH) iiianurartarers liuie,
dealers bitauiinoas rock and Importer.^
cement, tire brick, etc.. 'il 1-213 Draniiu,
telephone .Main 4.5'J
Cowell Joseph, truckman Truck 4
COWELI.'S >r.4REHOrSE, Henrj- Cowell & Co.
proprietors, SW cor Front and Union
Cowen Alexander H. (Cowen & Cowen), r. 1104 Eddy
Cowen Frederick, mnfr's agent, 7 Phelan Bldg. r. Ala-
meda
Cowen Joseph, jiorter, r. 2i Delaware Court
Cowen Philip (Cowen & C jwen) r. Pet iluma
Cowen William, painter, r. 226 Michigan
Cowen cSc Cowen (Philip and Alexander H.) crockerv.
1041 Market
Cowgill J. C. carpenter, r. 620 Fourth
Cowgill Lewis I., cashier Sather Banking Co., r. 1001
Pine
Cowie Alexander, stonecutter, r. 624 Foiu-th
Cowie George M. (Peters & Cowie) r. 215 Guerrero
Cowie John. r. 831 Guerrero
Cowie Wallace M., with E. G. Denniston, r. 2 Fair Oaks
Cowie WMlliam, fireman stmr Costa Rica. r. 340 Steuart
Cowig Mag ie Miss, r. 240 Fell
Cowig Martha Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wks
Cowig Marj-, widow, r. 27 Harriet
Cowing George B., dec-orator, r. 625i Larkin
Cowing Henry S., painter, r. 1427 Howard
eS" Cowing. See Cowan and Cowen
Cowles Anna Mrs., r. 135 Twelfth
Cowies Gertrude Mrs., r. 608 O'Farrell
Cowles Grace Miss, r. 1708i Howard
Cowles Hattie Miss, r. 1708i Howard
Cowies Irene S. Mrs., real estate, 110 Ellis, r 989 Howard
Cowies Minerva, widow, r. 1708.J Howard
Cowles Paul, with The A ssociated Press, r. 3022 Clav
Cow les Samuel M. , merchant, r. 135 Twelfth
Cowles Winthrop L., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co., r.
205 Third Av
COWLES W. X., president Alcatraz Asphalt Co.,
Crocker Bldg
Cowiey Bemice Miss, hairdresser, r. 793 Haight
Cowley Florence A. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 11201 Turk
Cowiey John E., expressman, XAV cor Mission and Xew
Montgomerj-, r. 1137 Folsom
Cowley Joseph W., bixikkeeper, r. 1900 Stockton
Cowiey William A. , salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1421
Webster
Cowperthwaite John J., marine engineer, r. 4 Bond
Cowperthwaite William, engineer tug Governor Mark-
ham, r. 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite William Jr, foreman Report, r. 30i Stan-
ley PI
CowTan Jacob, tailor, r. 23) Seventh
Cowsell James, contractor, r. 321 Eddy
C'0\ A.4RO.%', president and treasurer Cox Seed and
Plant Co., 411-415 Sansome, r. 426 Post
Cox A;bertD., car;«enter Joshua Hendv Machine Wks,
r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Cox Alexander C, barber, r. 720 Third
€0.\ .ILEXAVOER M. (Cox & Donnelani r. 508
Jersey
Cox Anna, widow-, furnished rooms, 336 O'Farrell
Cox -^Tthu^, billi ird tender, r. 1314 Green
Cox Bridget, domestic 442 Greenwich
Cox B. S. , trimmer Edison Light and Power Co. , r. 232
Fourth
Cox Caroline C. Mrs., 606 Montgomerv, room 20
Cox Charles, stableman Winthrop J. Fifield, r. 320 Fulton
Cox Charles, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Cox Charles E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2025 Ellis
Cox Charlotte, widow, r. 1741 Missioi, rear
Cox Christopher C, capitalist, r. 1321 Jackson
Cox Christopher O., porter Post Office, r. lOOSI Leaven-
worth
Cox Dennis, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Cox Donald H., salesman, r. 335 Eleventh Av
<'0.\ ERXEST A., secretar^- North American Com-
mercial Co. , 24 Mills Bldg. 9th floor, r. 800 Van Xess
Av
Cox Edward, builder, r. 691 McAllister
Cox Ella, domestic 1236 Page
Cox Ella Mrs., r. 1200 Franklin
Cox Emma Miss, clerk, r. 947 Valencia
Cox Ermina, widow, r. 691 McAllister
Cox Ethel Miss, r. 1211^ Eddy
Cox Fannv Miss, dressmaker, r. 711 Tehama
Cox Frank P., r. 12111 Eddy
Cox Frederick, waiter stmr City of Sydney
Cox Frederick S., traveling salesman Michalitschkr? Bro-.
& Co., r. 2311 California
Cox George, clerk Wiester & Co., r. 321 Capp
Cox Hamilton, marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Co.x Hannah, boots and shoes, 236 Xoe
Cox Henry J. , r. 335 Eleventh Av
Cox Henrv J., clerk Sunset Seed and Plant Co.. r. 72S
Sutter
Cox HoUis M., miner, r. 2226^ Howard
Cox Ida M. Miss, purchasing agent, r. 3 Fulton
Cox Irene Mrs., purchasing agent, r. 12111 Eddy
Cox James, watchman Or. Improvement Co.. r. 617
Minna
Cox James M., canvasser, r. 1213 Bush
Cox James M., painter, r. 148 Sixth
Cox Jerome B. , mining, r. 2740 California
Cox John (Cox & Hennessy) r. 858 i Folsom
Cox John, bookkeeper Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 691 McAUister
Cox John, liquors, XWcor Howard Court and Howard
Cox John, machinist, r. 711 Tehama
SAIN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.V.'JZ^:^.?:itl
PHOTOSRAPHIG
PRINTING
RELOADING
109
COX
427
1^. ANyKDVb
Montgomery St.
CRA
Cox John, i-ubber stamp mounter C. A. Klinkner & Co.,
r. 1218 Union
Cox John C, electrician Bryant Av Power House, r. 16
Shotwell
Cox John H., conductor Marlcet St. Ry., v. 19 Lundy
Lane
Cox John H., watchman, r. 1 Gabrielle PI
Cox Joseph, plumber, r. 711 Tehama
Cox Joseph G., salesman Charles M. Volkman, r. 321
Capp
Cox Joseph M. , barber, r. 720 Third
Cox Leander, marine engineer, r. 122 California
Cox Levitt H., apothecary San Francisco Polyclinic, r.
691 McAllister
Cox Luther C, physician, 20 O'Farrell
Cox Mary M. Miss, teacher Lowell Hijjh School, r. 312
Van Ness Av
Cox Michael, laborer, r. 1035 Minna
Cox Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Missis-
sippi nr Nevada
Cox Oliver, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1070 Second Av
Cox Philip K., carpenter Union Iron Wks, r. 1538 Folsoni
Cox P. M., clerk auditing dept. Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Oakland
Cox Printing Co. (A. M. Cox and Thomas Donnelan)
general printers, 519 Montgomery
Cox "Rebecca, widow, r. 422 Natonia
Cox Richard, messenger Bank of California, r. 236 Fifth
Cox Robert, driver Golden Gate Oil Supply Co., r. 6
Hartford
€0\ ROSAMOXD l., physician, eye, ear, nose and
throat, office and r. 426 Post, hours 12 to 2 and 7 P. M.
<'OX KOSAMOXD L. MI.SS, secretary Cox Seed and
Plant Co., 411-415 Sansome, r. 426 Post
t'O.V SEED AND PLANT CO.. Thomas A. Cox
general manager, William A. Cox vice-president,
Aaron Cox president and treasurer. Miss Rosamond
L. Cox secretary, seedsmen, 411-415 Sansome, Tele-
phone Main 278
Cox Stephen, fireman, r. 529 Mission
Cox Susan, widow, r 524 Ninth
Cox Susan Miss, glove cleaner, r. 1741 Mission, rear
Cox Thomas, medical student, r. 723 Waller
COX THOSI.'IS A., general manager Cox Seed and
Plant Co., 411-415 Sansome, r. Alameda
Cox Thomas E., broommaker Cal. Broom Co., r. 919
Sacramento
Cox Timothy, flagman, r. 671 Shipley
Cox Walter, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 321 Capp
Cox William, driver, r. 1741 Mission, rear
Cox William Mrs., widow, r. 691 McAllister
Cox William, wireman Edison Light and Power Co., r.
691 McAllister
Cox William A., vice-president Cox Seed and Plant Co.,
r. 426 Post
Cox William G., r. 2203 Mission
Cox William H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 911 Illi-
nois
Cox William H., waiter, r. 8 Hajes
Cox William H. Mrs., domestic Hotel St. Nicholas
Cox & Donnelan (Alexander M. Cox and Thomas Don-
nelan) proprietors Cox Printina: Co., 519 Montgom-
ery
Cox & Hennessy (John Cox and Richard Hennessy)
liquors, 816 Howard
Coxe John, searcher «■ records. Hall of Records, and 308
California, r. Alameda
Coxhead Alnieric W. S. (Coxhead k Coxhead) r. 2419-
2421 Green
Coxhead Ernest A. (Coxhead & Coxhead) r. 2419-2421
Green
Coxhead Frank G. , clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. Ber-
keley
Coxhead & Coxhead (Ernest A. and Almeric W. S.) ar-
chitects, 120 Sutter, rooms 45-46
Coy Charles Shaw, teller Security Savings Bank, r. 439
Geary
GOHL, COKE, GiPHLaqil WOOD
KT LOMEST RHTES
mmu Sontli 458. 960 Howara Street
JAMES CANTLEY
THE UMITED STHTES BREWERY
BREIVv' ^^
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER S.
WITH ^^^2
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS. ' {
Coy Delia, widow, furnished rooms, 817 Geary ^^JJ*
Coy Edward, plumber, r. 1042 Howard ^^^m«
Coy Georgiana H., widow, boarding, 439 Geary ^^'^
Coy Hattie B. , saleslady George Haas & Son, r. 434 ^—^^
Twenty-fourth "^^3
Gov Nancy Mrs. , furnished rooms, 1042 Howard
COYE HIRAM L., president Nevada Salt and
Borax Co., 310 Pine, r. 807 Greenwich ^^^^
Coyle Andrew, lineman, r. 117 Oak ^^^^
Coyle Annie, domestic NW cor Santa Clara and York ^K^
Coyle B. Mrs., widow, r. 335 Eighth Av ^^^^
Coyle Charles, stonecutter, r. 708 Hampshire ^J^
Coyle Frank, teamster Peter Hansen, r. P South bet ^^^
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs ^JJL*
Coyle George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Railroad /^i^^
Av nr Twelfth Av South ^»»^W
Coyle Henry, shoemaker, r. 5 Bowen Block, Railroad J^^J
Av South
Coyle Hugh J., porter, r. 659 Clay
Coyle James, steamfitter, r. 4 Russ ^_^^
Coyle James, teamster, r. 903 Battery I^^^^
Coyle John, boatsw ain stmr San Bias ^^^^
Coyle John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. W s Iowa »— ■*■
bet Nevada and Yolo ^■^■"^
Coyle John Rev., presiding elder M. E. Church S. F.
district, r. 20 Liberty
Coyle John, salesman, r. 506 Jones
Coyle John P. Rev., rector Star of the Sea Church, r. 335
Eighth Av
Coyle Joseph A., r. 202 Grove
Coyle Mary, widow, r. 805 Turk
Coyle Mary G. Mrs., substitute teacher, r. 1323 O'Farrell
Coyle Michael, shipsmith Chrestoffersen & Tway, r. Pa-
cific House
Coyle Michael J., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 501 Napa
Coyle Patrick, painter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Coyle Patrick H., hackman, r. 658^ Jessie
Coyle Philip, r. 912 Howard
Coyle Stephen P., collannaker Main & Winchester, r. 525
Fourth
Coyle William, trimmer Edison Light & Power Co. , r.
417 Bryant
Coyne Bridget, widow, r. 678 Brannan, rear
Connie Charles, plasterer, r. 11 Kingston Av
Coj^le Dennis, distributor Post Office, r. 621i Post
Coyne Dominick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 103
Precita Av
Coyne Frank, expressman, SE cor Howard and Second,
r. 10 Kissling
Coyne James, contractor, r. 490 Eleventh
Cojaie James, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Coyne John, carpenter, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne John, laborer, r. 10 Natoma
Coyne John, plumber, 32 Clay, r. Oakland
Coyne Joseph, special policeman Harbor Commissioners,
r. 182 Noe
Coyne Lawrence W. , teamster, r. 432 Natoma
Cojne Maiy, widow, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne Mary Miss, r. 333 Eddy
Coyne Michael, contractor, r. 490 Eleventh
Coyne R. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Coyne Thomas, foreman Cal. Car Wks
Coynie Thomas F. , wheelwright, r. 114.V Shipley
Coyne Timothy, machinist Cal. Car Wlcs
Covne William J., teamster Scott & McCord, r. 118 Mor-
' ris Av
85" Coyte. See Coit
Coz Leon, apprentice molder Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. West Berkeley
Crabb F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Lombard
I'RABB GEORGE ^\., captain 5th Artillery U. S.
A. and Commandant Fort Mason
Crabb Henry, solicitor, r. 419 Bartlett
Crabb Henry, steward, r. 1511 Leavenworth
Crabb Samuel E., hel er Wiley S. Bishop, r. 419 Bartlett
Crabb William H., salesman, r. 62 Hennann
STOVES
KND KITCHEN SUPPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
w. B. CHAPMAN •t?„"i:;.':?.",k'«v
., Importer of a few Selected Vint£.ges
FRbRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
CRA
428
CRA
SUN
i:n:{Sxjr^s.:vok 00.
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Crable Heleu M., widow, r. 409 Post
Crable OaU, r. 409 Post
Crables Constantine, fireman stmr Alameda
Crabtree Allen, cattle dealer, r. 1843 Stevenson
Crabtree Benjamin, painter, r. Alms House
Crabtree C. L., general baggage agent S. P. Co. Pacific
ST.^tem, r. 615 Fifteenth, Oakland
Crabtree C. Warren, clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Carbtree Thomas, butcher Hammond & Brod, r. 330
Tehama
Crachez Victor, tailor, r. 452 Xatoma
Crack Peter, master mariner, r. 814 Twentieth
Crackbon Ale.xander B., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
300 Scott
Crackbon Charles A., pressman C. A. Murdoch & Co., r.
816J Haight
Crackbon Charles L., president C. A. Murdock i Co., 53-2
Clay, r. 300 Scott
Crackbon Frederick A. , bookkeeper C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 300 Scott
Crackbon Joseph, portrait artist, 917 Larkin
Crackbon Louis S. (L. S. Crackbon & Co.) r. 818 Larkin
Crackbin L. S. & Co. (L luis S. Crackbon) mnfg chemists,
818 Larkin
Craddock A. A. Miss, r. Hotel St. Xicholas
Crad lock Catherine iCraddock 6: Webster) r. 1044 Mc-
Allister
Craddock George W. (Br-.wn & Craddock) r. Oakland
Craddock Martin, marine engineer, r. 1371 Silver
Craddock & Webster (Catherine Craddock and Mrs. Wil-
liam Webster) bakery, 1044 McAllister
Cradock Joseph J., horseshoer William Cradock, r. 1627
McAllister
Cradock Peter G., horseshoer, r. 1627 McAllister
Cradock William, horseshoer, 833 Gearv, r. 1627 Mc-
Allister
Craemer Eda Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Capp
Craemer L' luise Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Capp
CYaemer Otto A,, stairbuilder, 407 Mission, r. 18 Cai)p
Craemer Sophie Mrs., r. 18 Capp
l^"Craemer. See Cramer and Creamer
Craft Henry F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 16 Kiss-
ling
Craft James B., plumber De Sanno Bros., r. 1-237 Stock-
ton
• H. Zimmerman,
Craft Walter, bartender Ludwi
Bush
Craft William C, actor, r. 2830O"Farrell
Craf toji Isaac M. , machinist, r. 100^ Second
(^"Crafts. See Krafts
Cragin W. S. W., appraiser Savings and Loan Society, r.
1207 Sherman, Alameda
8^ Cragin. See Kragen
Cragoe Agnes Sliss, r. iili Clementina, rear
Cragoe William, druggist, r. XE Howard and Second
Craig A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 617 Central
Av
Craig Abbie, widow, r. 1943 Howard
Craig Albert W. (Craig & Mosher) r. Oakland
Craig Alexander, accoimtant Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1121i Fijbert
Craig Alexander, wood and coal, 205 Twentieth, r. 832A
Alabama
Craig Alexander D., draughtsman Percv & Hamilton, r.
1519 Grove
Craig Alexander E., tinsmith, r. 141 Ridley
Craig Alice, widow, r. W s Texas bet Xapa and Butte
<'R.4IG AXDBEW, attorney at law, 331 Montgom-
ery, room 4, r. 723 Grove
Craig Annie Miss, dressmaker Miss Kate Cashel, r. 153*,
Castro
Craig Archibald F. McD., clerk Home and Phoenix Insu-
rance Co's., r. 1523 Post
Craig E. Mrs., r. The Colonial
Craig Campbell W. (C. W. Craig & Co.) r. 1312 Jones
Craig Charles E. , painter James C. Sellers, r. 115 Haves
Craig Charles F., student, r. 1532 Ellis
CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO.
(Mlss.S. A. Craig and J. F. Corbran; un-
dertakers and eiubalnier<«. 'i'i-'i6 Mint Av.
I elephone !ioath 4*
CRAIIi C. ^\. «t CO. (Campbell W. Craig) commis-
sion merchants, 205 Battery
Craig Da\id, clerk, r. 616 Folsom
Craig Dennis, r. 734 Montgomery
Craig Edward T., expressman, r. X s .\nny bet Folsom
and Howard
Craig F. E. Mrs., r. 511 Eddy
Craig Frank, foreman Am. tobacco Co., r. 723 Grove
Craig Frank W. , joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 21 Mastic
Terrace
Craig George A., baker\-, 413 Third
Craig George A., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 42
Parker Av
Craig George V. , paiatei , r. 129^ Rose Av
Craig George W., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1532
Ellis
Craig Harold A. , clerk, r. 1532 Ellis
Craig Henrj- J. , conductor Market St. Rj . , r. X s Army
bet Folsom and Howard
Craig Henry X., painter, r. 129^ Rose Av
Craiij Homer \. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Oakland
CR.IIG HrGH, manager Xew Zealand Insurance Co.,
312 California, r. Piedmont
Craig Isaac, carpenter, r. 308 Cortland Av
Craig James, engineer, r. 1538 Castro
Craisr James, gardener, r. 17 Ferric
Craig James, hostler, r. 1514 Fell
Craig James, laborer Masonic Cemeterj', r. 113 Blake
Craig James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 418 Texas
Craig James, liquors, 211 Stevenson
Craig James B., real estate, r. 1523 Post
Craig James B., steward, r. 508 Ellis
Craig James D., accountant, 530 California, room 28, r.
1523 Post
Craig James E., asst propertsTuan Baldwin Theatre, r.
27 Twelfth
Craig James F., r. 2517 Washington
Craig Jamej R., collector, r. 2290 Point Lobos Av
C'l-aig James R., physician and surgeon, office and r. 1428
Market
Craig Jane, widow, r. 439| Xineteenth
Craig John, carriagemaker, 933 Twenty-fourth, r. 927
Twenty-fourth
Craig John, expressman, r. X s Army bet Folsom and
Howard
Craig John, helper Union Iron Wks, r. 564 Pennsvlvania
Av
Craig John, liquors, 815i Folsom, r. 327 Clementina
Craig John, reporter, r. 2137 Pine
Craig John, shipjoiner Central Lumber and Mill Co., r.
141 Ridley
Craig John, teamster W. W. Montague & Co., r. 535|
Seventeenth
Craig John H., r. Oriel Hotel
Craig John R., plumber, 341 Eddy, r. 522 Eddy
Craig Joseph, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Craig Joseph, blacksmith John Craig, r. 927 Twenty-
fourth
Craig Judson, bookkeeper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 723
Grove
Craig Julia Miss, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Craig Larkin W., compositor Chronicle, r. 609 Pine
I'BAICi LEE D., searcher of records, notary public
and commissioner of deeds, 316 Montgomery, r. 507
Turk
Craig Lillian Miss, stenographer Schacht, Lemcke &
Steiner, r. Alameda
Craig Louis S., sign painter X. Brace, r. 115 Hayes
Craig Margaret C, widow, r. 1523 Post
Craig Mary, domestic 1216 Leavenworth
Craig Mary, domestic 1720 Sacramento
Craig Man-, widow, r. 1701 Market
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CflL
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ftDVERTISE in ttie SflN FRflNGISGO GALL
THE FITTZ 6URE '^
taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
CRA
429
CRA
Craig Marj-, widow, r. Alms House
Craig Mary Lyiide Mrs., attorney at law, r. 434 Bartlett
Craig Nellie, widow, r. 2290 Point Lobos Av
Craig Newton N., traveling salesman, r. 121 Bartlett
Craig Peter A., clerk, r. 1701 Market
Craig Peter W , teamster George W. Gibbs Co., r. Frait-
vale
Craig Robert T., gripman, r. 720^ Lott
Craig Sarali A. Miss (Craig, Cochran & Co.) r. 514 Van
Ness Av
Craig Scipio, editor and publisher The Citrograph, r. 434
Bartlett
Craig Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Treat Av
Craig Thomas F., proprietor Scottish Milling Co., r. 909d
Folsom
Craig Thomas H., entrance and clearance clerk and act-
ing Deputy Collector Custom House, r. 1532 Ellis
Craig Thomas J., bookkeeper L. Greenbaum & Co., r.
110 Eddy
Craig T. S., r. The Colonial
Craig Victor, engraver Dewey Engraving Co. , r. Oakland
CRAlCi WALTER R., mining engineer, 316 Mont-
gomery, r. 507 Turk
Craig Walters., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1532
Ellis
Craig William, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Craig William (Craig & Meredith) r. 2517 Washington
Craig William, blacksmith, r. 142 Perrj'
Craig William, coremaker Vincent Kingwell, r. 2290
Point Lobos Av
Craig William, watchman, r. 25 Ninth
Craig William B., clerk, r. 2208b Larkin
Craig Wdliam J., laborer, r. 1701 Market
Craig WUliam M., clerk C. W. Craig & Co., r. 1312 Jones
Craig & Meredith (William Craig and John H. Meredith)
attorneys at law, 530 California, rooms 25-26
Craig & Mosher (Albert W. Craig and James L. Mosher)
solar printers, 222 Turk
Ci-aigie Henry, dentist, office and r. 536 Hayes
Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspectors of Steam Ves-
sels, 21 Appraisers' Bldg, r. 515^ Bush
Craine William, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Craljevich Marko, waiter Luca C. Jancovich, r. 513
Davis
Crall Charles W., manager The Werner Co., 7 City Hall
Av, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Crall James B., driver, r 435 Golden Gate Av
H^Crall. See Krall
Cram Charles S., painter, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Cram Charles S. Jr., painter, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Cram Eliza, widow, r. 19 Verona
Cramas Marced Miss,stamping, 415J Powell, r.514 Taylor
Cramer A., coal passer stmr Walla Walla
Cramer Benjamin, hackm m, r. 607 Natoma
Cramer Charles L. (M. E. and C. L. Cramer) and photog-
rapher, 402 Kearny, r. 328 Seventeeth
Cramer Edwin, cashier Equitable Life Assurance Society,
r. 930 Pine
Cramer Francis A., merchant, r. 730 Sutter
Cramer Frank E. , photo printer Charles L. Cramer, r.
328 Seventeenth
Cramer Frank O., clerk, r. 914 Greenwich
Cramer Fred, clerk, r. 1108 Steiner
Cramer Frederick, butcher Alfred E. Rhodes, r. 2333
Pine
Cramer George W., r. 930 Pnie
Cramer Gustav, porter, r. 36 Clay
Cramer Hazael C. , compositor Examiner, r. 1607 Powell
Cramer John H. , carpenter, r. 461 Minna
Cramer John W., cooper, r. 930 Twentieth
Cramer Joseph, barber G. Drago, r. 511 Broadway
Cramer L. Jefferson, clerk T. G. Gruenhagen & Co., r.
939 Pine
Cramer M. E. & C. L. (Mrs. Melinda E. and Charles L.)
principals Home College of Divine Science and edi-
tors and publishers Harmony Magazine, 328 Seven-
teenth
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 7UTKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144- 1413 EDDY ST.
Cramer Melinda E. Mrs. (M. E. & C. L. Cramer) r. 328
Seventeenth
CnAMER OTTO L., proprietor Fhll-
adelpliia Mauufai-luriiig Co., grocers' sun-
dries, 4:s:$-4;t.'> Seventh, Telephone South
.tSO, r. 435 Seventh
Cramer Philip, milkman, r. fi37 Minna
Cramer P. Joseph, warehouseman Cutting Fruit Pack-
ing Co., r. 11531^ Folsom
Cramer Sarah E. Mrs. , r. 930 Pine
Cramer Silas, trader, r. 428 Broadway
Cramer Thomas J., r. 930 Pine
Cramer Walter H. , mnfrs agent and connnision mer-
chant, 640 Market, r. Alameda
it^Cramer. See Creamer, Kramer, Kreamer and
Kremer
Cramerdmg George H., butcher, 1561 Mission, r. 9
Tonningsen PI
Cramerding Philip, upholsterer, r. 1011 Mission
Crammond William, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 216
Michigan
Cramp Edward E. , marine engineer, r. 921 Jones
Cramsie William, clerk, r. 312 Eddy
Crampton James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Califor-
nia and Powell Avs, r. 20 Powell Av
Cranch Philip, steward stmr Alameda
Crandal P. C. , bartender, r. 520 Jackson
Crandall A. W. (Crandall & Bull) r. 133 Pierce
Crandall Edward E., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. Alameda
Crandall Fred, porter, r. Osborn House
Crandall George A. , clerk Frederick G. Eickhorst, r. 3003
Pierce
Crandall George B., route agent Wells Fargo & Co., r.
2825 Howard
Crandall George M., r. 1908^ Larkin
Crandall Giles G., clerk Melters Dept. U. S. Mint, r.
Alameda
Crandall John R., r. 2909 Mission
Crandall M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2909 Mission
Crandall Shannon, salesman F. W. Wright, r. 502 Powell
Crandall Warner G., capitalist, r. 1306 Geary
Crandall William G., secretarj' Long Syrup Refinery Co.,
SW cor Eighth and Brannan, r. 822 Army
Crandall William S., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 1908i
Larkin
Crandall & BulHA. W. Crandall and Franklin P. Bull)
attorneys at law, 419 California, room 21
Crandell Robert B., agent, r. 35 Fifth
Crandell William F.. salesman The Maze, r. 510 Mason
Crandley William J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Oakland
Crandon Herbert W., carpenter, r. Ws North Av nr
Cortland Av
CR.4.XE ALBERT E., real estate, 410 Montgomery,
room 2, r. Oakland
Crane Allen W., driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San
Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South
€RA.\E AL.U.l L.. vice president and superintend-
ent Union Photo-Engriving Co., 523 Market, r. San
Mateo
Crane Arthur H. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) 316 Sacra-
mento
Crane Barney, laborer John Tuttle, r. 40 Mary
Crane Bert, waiter Albert Young, r. 516 Jones
€RA.\E CARLTO.\ €., Pacific Coast agent Vander-
bilt Lines, 10 Montgomery, r. Decoto, Cal.
Crane Catherine Miss, r. 240 Clara
Crane Charles, cook, r. 126 Fifth
Crane Charles H., caqienter, r. 544 Pennsylvania Av
Crane Charles S., contractor, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Crane Charles W., clerk J. R. Gates & Co.. r. 2316 Clay
Crane Co., H. T. Lally manager San Francisco branch,
l)lumbers supplies, 24 Fremont and 23-25 First
Crane Daniel, laster, J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 240 Clara
Crane Delia S. , widow, r. 920 Twenty-second
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Crane Douglass B., clerk O. and O. SS. Co., r. 1324 Page
Crane Edward, teamster Warren & Mallej-, r. SW cor
Bay and Webster
Crane E. J., r. Palace Hotel
Crane Ella Miss, compositor Commercial Pub Co., r. 30
Twenty-first
Crane Elmore J., bookkeeper Alfred Jonas, r. 611 Ellis
Crane Emma, widow, r. 433 O'Farrell
Crane Eugene J. , agent G. Dillmann r. 831 York
Crane Francis, laborer, r. 831 York
Crane George F., driver Goldben^, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 1009 Powell
Crane George J., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 15J
Pond
Crane G«orge W., teamster, r. 333 Rich
Crane Hanora, widow, r. 15i Pond
CR.4\E H.4RRV H., rea'l estate, 410 Montgomen"
CRANE, HASTINGS & CO. ar,.„.
^11. IKAXK) Importers and dealers Mines
^and lldunrs. 316 r»aerauientn and 331 C'om-
merrlal. Telephone Main 1119
Crane Henrv' A., conductor, r. IIOJ Langton
Crane Henry A., office 640 Market, r. 2316 Clay
CYane .James P., patternmaker Union Iron ^Vks, r. 728
Twenty-fourth
Crane John, carpenter, r. 18 Merritt
Crane John, comicemaker James GuiUoj-, r. 240 Clara
Crane John, hostler Bamej- Schreiber, r. Ocean Side
House
Crane John F., brassmolder, r. E s Twenty-first Av nr
Clement
Crane John G., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 606 Folsom
Crane John M., keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 319 Sutter
Crane L. E., r. Xew Western Hotel
Crane Lemuel F., correspondent O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 709 Claj-ton
Crane Lemuel P., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1324 Page
Crane Louis, tailor, r. 909 Greenwich
Crane Mary C, widow, janitress Sutro Primary School,
r. SW cor Point Lobos and Fifteenth Avs
Crane Matthew, helper Union Iron Wks, r. 2413 Folsom
Crane Milton, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum, r.
2222 Grove
Crane Xathaniel H., carijenter, r. 434 Church
Crane Nettie C, widow, dressmaker, r. 400 Golden Gate
Av
Crane Owen, laborer, r. 338 Minna
Crane Stella Miss, clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 220 Leaven-
worth
Crane Susie, widow, r. 220 Leavenworth
Crane T., miner, r. 209 Leidedorff
Crane Tacitus M., solicitor Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 324 Ellis
Crane Thomas, brassmolder, r. 1143d Stevenson
Crane Timothy F., watchman, r. 932 Jackson
Crane V. M., r. 516 Jones
Crane Warren B., papermaker, r. 1501 Broadway
Crane William, carpenter, r. 22 Turk
Crane William B., cutt«r Pac. Am. Decorative Co., r. 41
Louisa
Crane William H., clerk, r. 728 Twenty-fourth
Crane William P., expressman, r. 48 Louisa
S^ Crane. See Craine
Cranelli Andrea, peddler, r. 9 Vincent
Cranelli Catherine, widow, r. 9 Vincent
Cranelli Joseph S., bartender George Buzzini, r. 1 Polk
Craner Adolph H., r. b\~^ Jessie
Craner Adolph P., r. 657 Harrison
Cfaner Henry C, clerk, r. 2132 O'Farrell
Craner Joseph, solicitor, r. 2702 Polk
Craner Philip J., salesman Joseph M. Willard, r. 657
Harrison
Cranford Frank H., carjienter, r. 327 Tenth Av
Cram'ord James, carpenter, r. 2635 Harrison
Cranford James A.., clerk Rauer's Law and Collection
Agency, r. 304 Turk
Cranford John A., r. 304 Turk
Crangle Edward H., master schr Helen Meriman, office
14 California, r, 218 Blake
Crangle William, laborer L'nion Iron Wks, r. 216 Michi-
gan
Cranmer Fred, clerk Post Office, r. Elmhurst, OaL
Crann Kate, widow, r. 11 Gearj-
Cranna Virginia, widow, furnished rooms, 412 Hyde
Cranna Virginia T. Miss, cashier Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
412 Hvde
Cranphite S. D., r. Oriel Hotel
Cranston John (Cranston & Brown) r 959 Harrison
Cranston Robert A., student, r. 1550 Page
Cranston Robert D., builder, r. 1550 Page
Cranston & Brown (John Cranst<^)n nnd Samuel Brown)
liquors, 246 Third
Crantz Edward, tanner, r. 67 San Bruno Av
Cranz Frank H., dental student, r. 433 Eddv
CK.4XZ LOUS T., dentist, 103 Gean, , r." 433 Eddy
Cranz Richard, waiter, r. 403 Hayes
Cranz Theodore D., insurance agent, r. 326a EUis
Crapo Herbert, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 5 Freeloa
Crapo Luigi, bootblack, r. 5 Grand PI
Crapo W., laborer Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oakland
Crapuchettes Jean, laundrj-, 1007 Folsom *
Carpuchettes Marc, laundn-, 232 Ninth*
Crarj- Beiijiman F. Rev., editor California Christian Ad-
vocate, 1037 Market, r. 2725 Pine
Crar\- Lewis M., pressman Dickman-Jones Co., r. 2725
Pine
83"Crarj-. See Creery
Crasp George E. , salesman Weston Basket and Manu-
facturing Co., r. 9 Seventh
Craven Ann, widow, r. 528 Jones
Craven Bridget, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Craven Catherine Miss, glovemaker, r. 55 Natoma
Craven Edward T., r. S s Sadowa bet Orazaba and Capi-
tol, Ocean View
Craven James, driver McLellan Bros., r.l713 Washington
Craven James, gasfitter, r. 55 Natoma
Cra^ en Janet R. Mrs. , principal Mission Grammar School
r. 2202 Leavenworth
Craven John, painter S. P. Co., r. 218 Church
Craven John H. , laborer, r. S s Sadowa bet Orazaba and
Capitol, Ocean View-
Craven John T. , iron molder, r. 701 Natoma
Craven Margaret R. Miss, woolgrader, r. S s Sadowa bet
Capitol and Orazaba, Ocean View-
Craven Peter, farmer, r. S s Sadowa bet Orazaba and
Capitol, Ocean View-
Craven William, laborer, r. S s Sadowa bet Orazaba and
Capitol, Ocean View
Cravens Harry H., r. 534i Jessie
Craviotto Agostino, blacksmith, r. 523 Filbert
Cra\iotto Alexander (Roven & Cra>iotto), r. 212 Gough
Craviotto Concessa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 523 FUbert
Craviotto Luigi, laborer, r. 6 Grand PI
Craw Albert, clerk Leo Gans, r, 279 Jessie
Craw Alexander, quarantine officer State Board of Hort-
iculture, 220 Sutter, r. Alameda
Craw Ida M., widow-, r. 279 Jessie
Crawford Addie, r. 3001 Jackson
Crawford Alexander, machinist Atlas Iron Wks, r. W s
Missouri nr Mariposa
Crawford Alexander S., stenographer Chronicle, r. 322
Oak
Crawford Andrew-, buggj-washer, r. 139 Fourth
Crawford Andrew-, carpenter, r. 72 Tehama
Craw-ford Andrew- D., upholsterer, r. 328 Fremont
Crawford Ann, widow, r. S s Sixteenth nr Castro
Craw-ford Anna E., widow, r. 2120 California
Crawford Arthur, woodturner John McKee A: Sons, r.
129 Welsh
Crawford Benjamin T., cashier L. V. Merle, r. 1217.^
Florida
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT EDi SIDEWALI WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?!
5 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
HtRCULES GAS AND GASOLINF ENGINES
PALMER &. REY. 405 SAI^t^OME ST.
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611i
Crawford Carroll B., with Charles C. Pennell &
625i Post
Crawford Charles, contractor, r. 1317 O'Farrell
Crawford Daniel C, clerk Jonathan J. Crooks,
Minna
Crawford Edmund, capitalist, r. 707 Broderick
Crawford Edward D., reporter Chronicle, r. 1016 Mission
Crawford Esther A. Miss, milliner, r. 717 Church
Crawford Ezekiel M., assistant secretary Pac. Union
Club, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
Crawford Fannie E. Miss, saleslady The Maze, r. 42 Russ
Crawford Francis, •2d assistant engineer stmr China
Crawford Frank, gasmaker S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1904
Greenwich
Crawford George, chief cook Davis & Marston, r. 872
Mission
Crawford George B., expressman, NE cor Market and
Van Ness Av, r. 16 Thirteenth
Ci-awford George B., manager Davis Bros., r. 1327 Utah
Crawford George D., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 16
Thirteenth
Crawford George E., salesman Hale Bros., r. 1613 Fol-
som
Crawford George W., watchman Davis Bros., r. 42 Russ
Crawford Goodwin R., machinist Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
516 Jersey
Crawford H. Mrs., widow, r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Crawford Harry, driver, r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Crawford Isa Mrs., widow, r. 811 Octavia
Crawford Jennie Miss, cashier The Maze, r. 42 Russ
Crawford J. F., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. I502J California
CRAWFORD JOHN, accountant, 406 California, r.
Berkeley
Crawford John C, carpanter, r. 611i Minna
Crawford John D., clerk, r. 611 J
Crawford John F. , clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1437 Pacific
Crawford John H., foreman boilermaker Risdon I. and
L. Wks, r. 711 Ellis
I'RAWFltRO JOHN J., state mineralogist. Pioneer
Bldg, W s Fourth nr Market, r. Al tmeda
Crawford John R., insurance, 14 Sansome, room 51, r.
903 Jones
Crawford John W.. cigars and tobacco, 405 Washington,
r. 1935 O'Farrell
Crawford John W. Jr., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 1935
O'Farrell
Crawford Joseph G., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 614 Eddy
Crawford Josie, widow, r. Il9h Sixth
Crawford Lottie Miss, musician, r. 229 Eleventh
Crawford Louise, widow, furnished rooms, 516 Leaven
worth
Crawford Martha J. , widow, r. 312i Fulton
Crawford M. F. Miss, stenographer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
1437 Pacific
Crawford Orrin, foreman Weston Basket and Mnfg Co.,
r. 651i Folsom
Crawford R. B. , asst bookkeeper University Club
Crawford Robert E., butcher Philip Kuntz, r. 717
Church
Crawford Robert M., shipwright, r. N s Missouri bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Crawford Samuel, clerk, r. 611J Minna
Crawford Samuel E., carpenter, r. 717 Church
Crawford Samuel J. , carpenter, r. 717 Church
Crawford Sarah, domestic 775 Haight
Crawford Sarah Mrs. , nurse, r. 1812 Market
Crawford Thomas A., r. 1217^ Florida
Crawford Thomas J., carpenter, r. 2008i Geary
Crawford William J., machinist, r. 1935 O'Farrell
ijrawford William L. , editor, r. 929 Page
<Crawhall John, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1114 Army
"Crawhall Lottie Mrs. , r. 9 Willow Av
Crawhall Will am, gasfitter, r. 422 Duncan
'Crawley George W., contractor, r. 923^ Shotwell
PABST BREWING CO.
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Crawley Jane, widow, r. 923i Shotwell
Crawley Louis, helper Eureka Electric Co., r. 2814 How
ard
Crawley Margaret A., widow, r. 15 Verona
AS'Crawley. See Crowley
Crawshay Edmund, clerk, r 311 Walnut
Cray James H. , teacher music, r. 834 Folsom
Craj'thorne C. W., machinehand Main & Winchester, r.
337 Fourth
Crayton A. Mrs., widow, r. 714 Golden Gate Av
Creagh Ethel Miss, r. Palace Hotel
Creagh W. , r. Palace Hotel
^^Creagh. See Creigh
Creamer Arthur R., pressman Edwards Pub. Co., r. 1422
Washington
Creamer David J., inspector Harbor Commissioners, r.
1421 Valencia
Creamer George E., plumber, r. 1422 Wa hington
Creamer Harry \V., lauiidryman Excelsior Laundry, r. 8
Ford
Creamer James, drayman, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer James H., reporter Edwards Pub. Co., r. 1422
Washington
Creamer John, cellarman Palace Hotel, r. 209 Leides-
dorff
Creamer John, lamptender Market St. Ry., r. 1421 Va-
lencia
Creamer John C, marine engineer, r. 573 Minna
Creamer J(jhn F., blacksmith helper Market St. Rv., r.
1530 Guerrero
Creamer John J., salesman George W. Caswell & Co., r.
1422 Washington
Creamer John M. (Creamer & McGoveru) r. 415 Third
Creamer Joseph, r. 23/' Stevenson
Creamer Joseph, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r. Park
Hotel
Creamer William J., blacksmith, r. 1421 Valencia
Creamer & McGovern (John M. Creamer and John F
McGovern) groceries and liquors, 401 Third
^^ Creamer. See Craemer, Cramer, Kramer, Kreamer
and Kremer
Crean P. E., driver, r. 322 McAllister
Creasej' Aldis, driver Farnsworth & Collins, r. 523i Bran
nan
Creasey Sarah A., widow, r. 523^ Brannan
Creba Edward, with S. Creba & Son, r. 1142 Golden Gate
Av
Creba S. & Son (Samuel and Samuel Jr.) horseshoers,
1112 Golden Gate Av
Creba Samuel (S. Creba & Son) r. 1142 Golden Gate Av
Creba Samuel Jr. (S. Creba & Son) r. 1142 Golden Gate
Av
Crebbin Thomas, plumber William E. Lane, r. 638 Com
mercial
Creber John, rattan worker Hey wood Bros. & Co., r. 16
Vandewater
Creber Walter, maltster, r. 16 Vandewater
Creber Walter H., weaver Cal. Wire Wks, r. 16 Vande-
water
Crediford A. F., lumberman, r. 246 Third
Cree George, engineer, r. 322 Sixth
Creed Daniel F. , boiler maker, r. 35 Lapidge
Creed Michael, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Market,
r. 16 Columbia PI
Creede Frank P., printer The Getchell-Berrv Printing
Co., r. 3000 Webster
Creede Percy, foreman purifying house S. F. Gas Light
Co. , r. 2032 Lombard
Creede William, coalpasser S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Creedmore House, Mrs. Rose Gallagher proprietor, 1122
Larkin
Creedon Daniel, capitalist, r. 116 Jones
Creedon Patrick, laborer, r. 2l7i Perry
Creedon Timothy, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. Alameda
Creegan James F., bookkeeper G. Onesti & Co., r. 543
Stevenson
PASTEUR FILTERS
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C. Brown & Sod fi4't5. 823 Met St
PEBHIEB-JOOET & GO. GHHIHPBGNE
FOI^ SfUlE BY Aliti FIRST-CIiHSS WIKE ^«EI^•
CHANTS AND GROCERS.
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Creegran Marks, upholsterer, r. 410 Lagima
Creegan Mary, widow, r. .543 Stevenson
Creegan Matthew, plasterer, r. S Gough
Creegan Michael, laborer, r. 410 Lagiuia
Creegan Michael, plasterer, r. 22 Turk
Creegan Peter J., keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 543 Stevenson
Creegan Thomas, laborer, r. 24 Verona
Creelman Xellie Miss, school teacher, r. 22 Webster
CREELY EDWARD J. DR.
D\\ C vet*rlnarj sargeon and pro-
• ■• Oi9 prietor New I'ork Veterin-
ary hospital, .510 (iolden Gate Av, Tele-
phone East 'J8*, office and r. 510 Ciolden
jUate .4v
Creelv J. & Co. (James Creelvi horseshoers, 218 Fifth
Creelv James (J. Creelv & Co.) r. 916 Florida
<-REELl' JAMES H., attorney at law, 4 .Sutter,
room 22, r. 1221 Adeline, Oakland
Creem Frank, liquors, 122 To«Tisend
Creem Thomas, glass blower, r. 122 Townsend
Creerv Alexander, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 929 Post
Crees Theodore, instrument maker A. VV. Taylor, r. 1023
Market
Cregan Christopher, bartender, r. 733 Fifth
Cregan Cornelius, gripmin Gearj' St. RR., r. 1226 Point
Lobos Av
Cregan Dennis, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1404 Mason
CYegan John, laborer, r. 116 Eugenia
Cregan Michael J., traveling salesman Neuburger, Reiss
& Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Creger William, mnfr pants, 14 Sansome, room 3:}, r.
1727 Sutter
Creget Leoi>old, florist, W s Franklin bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Crego C\-nis, r. 94 Fair Oaks
Crehore" George, carrier Post Office, r. 1609i Clay
Creigh Edward X., clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 632a Seven-
teenth
Creigh John W., printer Sherman, Clay & Co., r. oOS
Filbert
Creigh S. Williamson, r. 632a Seventeenth
a®°Creigh. See CYeagh
Creighton Charles, insurance solicitor, r. 1228 Dolores
Creighton Charles E. , bartender Daniel O'Connell, r.
260* Cnara
Creighttin Charles E. A., clerk Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 508 Second
Creighton Daniel, r. 116 Jones
tYeighton Daniel J. , blacksmith, r. 768 Harrison
Creighton Douglas, clerk Llndley & Eickhoff, r. 015
Powell
Creightau Esther P. Miss (The Creightons) r. 40 Turk
Creighton Ferdinand, insurance broker, r. 424 Mission
Creighton Francis X., Signal Corps Headquarters Dept
of Cal., U. S. A., r. 133 Twenty -first
Creighton Herbert P. (The Creightons) r. 40 Turk
Cre ghton Hu-h H. , 1 arber, 330J Montgomerj-, r. Russ
House
Creighton James, gasfitter, r. 768 Harrison
Creighton James, plumber, r. 508 Second
Creighton Jane, widow, r. 51 Tehama
Creighton Jeremiah N., clerk, r. 615 Powell
Creighton John, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1431 Polk
Creiirhton John F., bookbinder, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Creighton Joseph J., umbrellamaker, 13 Mason
Creighton Laura P. iliss (The CVeightous) r. 40 Turk
Creighton Man- L. Mrs. (The Creiahtons) r. 40 Turk
Creighton Patrick, liquors, 300 Fifth, r. 927 Folsom
Creighton Patrick C, contractor, t. 508 Second
Creighton Peter, engineer, r. 748 Howard
Creighton Ralph, car dispatcher, r. 12-. 8 Dolores
Creighton Richard, clerk, r. 768 Harrison
Creighton Samuel G. (The Crei>.'ht^ais) r. 40 Turk
Creighton Sarah, widow, r. 260i Clara
Creighton Tlionns Jlrs. , r. 740 Grove
Creighton Thomas C, sjiecial agent Aetna Life Insurance
Co., 212 Sansome
Creighton Thomas F., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.
813 Capp
Creighton Victor P. (The Creightons) r. 40 Turk
Creightou William D., purser stmr Gipsv, r. 615 Pow-
ell
Creiifhtons The (Samuel G., Mrs. Man- L., Miss Laura P.,
Miss Esther P., Victor P. and Herbert P.) stationers,
printers and mnfrs, 40 Turk
Crell Charles, cook, r. 8-23^ Bush
Crella Marco (Crella & Ca>aati) r. 514 Union
Crella & Caviati (Marco Crella and Luigi Caviati) wood
and coal, 514 Union
Crellin John, with Morgan Oyster Co. , r. Oakland
Crellin Thomas, \ice-presideat The Morgan Ovster Co.,
612-614 Third, r. Oakland
Crellin Thomas A., bookkeeper The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. Oakland
Crenan Henrv J., laiuidryman, r. 8 Ford
CrenletM. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Ot;s PI
Creole Coffee and Spice Mills, M. Getz & Co. proprietors,
561 Mission
Creon Casar (Rolling & Creon) r. 233 Fourth
Creon George, clerk John Knubel, r. SE cor Sanchez
and Sixteenth
Creon John H. VV., salesman Thierbich Ac Kroeger, r.
3-20 Thirtieth
Crepaux Louis, teacher music, r. 607 Ellis
Cresalia John, draughtsman, r. 219 Stevenson
Cresalia Martin, restaurant, 15 Third, r. 219 Ste\enson
8^ Cresalia. See Cressaglia
1BEM'E.\T ilTV A\D SMITH KIVER RAIL-
ROAU, Hobbs, Wall & Co. agents, 314-324 Si>ear
CRE.SC-EXT €ITV STEAMER, Hobbs Wall & Co.
agents, office 314 Spear
CRESteVT CITV TRAXSPORT.4TIOX € ».,
Joseph G. Wall president, CharlesE. Dug n secretary,
office 314 Spt-ar
CRESCENT tlTY WHARF A\» DOCK CO.,
J. K.C. Hobbs president, -Charles E.Dugan secretary,
office 314 Spear
Crescenzo Louis J., bagg-agemaster M')rton Special De-
liverj-, r. 632 Minna
Crespi CJesar, editor r. 306 Lombard
Crespino Gorge (Grasso & Crespino) r. Oakland
Cress Robert, physician and surgeon City and County
Hospital, r 2104 Market
Cress WiUiam, carman, r. 2000 McAllister
t^" Cress. See Crees
Cresse Frank H., carrier Post Office, r. 7 Montgomery
Av
Cresse George, cooper, r. 26 Bluxome
Cressemor Howard, r. 614 Folsom
Cressens Joseph, cellarman Pioneer Wine Co., r. 5
Marcy
CRESSEl' EDWARD P., assistant treasurer Pacific
•Mail Steamship Co.. r. 628 Sutter
Cresswell A. Leslie, auctioneer Luidy Furniture Co., r.
624 Guerrero
CYesswell John C, salesman, r. 25 Elgin Park Av
Cressy Albert, driver Contra Costa Laundrj-, r. 81 7 i
Larkin
Cressy Frank S., compositor, r. 314 H 11
Cressv Theodore S. (Feiling, Cressv ^vc Co.) r. 314 Hill
CREST.4 BLA.\CA SOUTEXIR VI.\ PACE (Liv
ermore, Cal.) depit 325 Pine, basement, C'arence J.
Wetmore general agent. Telephone Main 5889
Cresta Frank, farmer, r. N s Onjnd;iga Avnr Mission
Road
Cresta Frank, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 1122
Montgomery
Cresta Joseph, clerk, r. 1122 Montgomerj-
Cresta Manuel, gardener, r. 1122 Montgomerj'
Cresta Maria, widow-, r. 1122 Montgomerj'
Cresty William, shoemaker, r. 1213 Keamv
TRY -the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARV ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
ALL
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L'RE^WELL HARRY T., City and County Attor-
ney, office New City Hall, 3d floor and 320 San-
some, ruom 19, r. 2101 Devisadero
Creta Gaetano, barber, r. 10a Jasper PI
Cretser FVankC, roofer, r. 935 Fols im
Crevling Fannie Mrs., furnished rooms, 120i Geary
Crevling Stewart, carpenter, r. 120J Geary
Crew James S., secretary and treasurer The J. Dewing-
Co., r. Lorin
Crew John S., r. 524 Howard
Crewe Charies, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
West Berkeley
Crewe Henr.\ P., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 911
Greenwich
Crewe Thomas S., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
West Berkeley
Crews William L., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol
Station 1
Greyer August, clerk Martin Keating, r. 1653 J Mission
Cre'ver Charles L. (Creyer & Heck), r. 1653J^ Mission
Creyer Edward A., clerti J. D. Feldman, r.'soo Haight
Creyer & Heck (Charles L. Creyer and Stephen Heck)
butchers, 1(355 Mission and 1718 Howard
CRIBBEN, SEXTON & CO.
iiianiiracturerK Universal i$tove.<i au<l
Ranges, L. M. i-ischer manager, I3.|.'>
Blaxome, Telephone Sonth 330
Cribbin Michael, liqunrs and lodgings, 541 First
Cribbins Elizabeth, widow, r. 128 Valencia
Cribbins John F., salesman Justinian Caire, r. 128 Valen-
cia
Cribbins Margaret Miss, telephone operator, r. 128 Va-
lencia
Cribbins Mary Miss, teacher nuisic, r. 128 Valencia
Cribbins Patrick, hostler, r. 3309 Sixteenth
Cribbins William, salesman Happy Medium Medicine
Co., r. 128 Valencia
Crichton George C, pantryman stmr Colima
Crichton James, superintendent Pac. Imp. Co.'/ stables
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 216 Castro
Crichton Peter, co itractor and builder, 16 P(^st, r. 109
Baker
Crick William E., carbuilder, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Cridge Alfred, compositor James H. Barry, r. 123 Mont-
gomerj' Block
Cridere Jessie V. D. Miss, hairdresser, r. 524 Jones
Crilly John, merchandise iroker, electric car trucks and
wheels, lubricating oils, etc., 123 California, room 2,
r. Oakland
Crilly Maggie, domestic 3344 Clay
Crini George S. , real estate, 118 Montgomery, r. 2411
Mission
Crim Grace M. Miss, r. 2526 Howard
Crim Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 2320 Howard
Crim Samuel M., student, r. 2526 Howard
CRIM W. H. «& C«'. (William H. Crim) real estate
insurance and h'^nse brokers, 118 Montgomery, Tel-
ephone Main 1357
Crim William H. (W. H. Crim & Co.) r. 2526 Howard
Crim William H. Jr. , student, r. 2526 Howard
Cnmi Lawrence, watchman Wells, Russell & Co., r. ti25
Vallejo
Crimmins Catherine, widow, r. 7 Solano
Crimmins Cornelius, laborer, r. 1141 Stevenson
Crimmins Daniel, act ir, r. 3103 Buchanan
Crimmins Daniel Mrs., actress, r. 3103 Buchanan
Crimmins Dennis, laborer, r. 220 Church
Crimmins Dennis, laborer, r. 515 Mission
Crimmins Dennis, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Crimmins Dennis, laborer, r. 945 Brj^ant
Crimmins John, machinist, r. 45 Riteh, rear
Crimmins John J., shoemaker, r. 45 Ritch, rear
Crimmins Joseph, brassfinisher The J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 1411 Montiromery
Crimmins Mary, domestic 2130 Post
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Crimmins Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Crimmins Philip J., r. 320 Taylor
Crimmins Timothy, laborer, r. 2-^0 Church
Crimmins T mnthy, laborer, r. 2625 Harrison
Crinden A. , steward stmr Saturn
Cripps Henry T., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
Criser Theodore, carriage painter, r. 393 Sixth
Crisman S. F., motorman Market St. Rv, r. 413 Bavtlett
Crisp Edward, attorney at law, 137-139 Phelan Bldg, r.
San Rafael, Marin Co.
Crispin J. , waiter stmr Acapulco
Crist Charles W., bookkeeper O. F. Von Rhein & Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Crist Frederick G., bookkeeper G. I. Crist & Sons, r.
East Oakland
Crist G. F. & Sons (Rudolph F. and Julius A.) tanners
and sole cutters, office 29 Jessie
Crist H., teamster California Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Crist John L., carpenter Cal. Mills, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Crist Julius A. (G. F. Grist & Sons) r. East Oakland
Crist Rudolph F. (G. F. Crist & Sons) r. East Oakland
l8^"Crist. See Christ
Cristhwaite Michael H., plumber, r. 335 Fifth Av
Crristofani Antonio, scavenger, r. 3 Lawrence PI
Cristofani Dominick, fruits, 1123 Clay
Cristofani Luigi (L. Lorenzi & Co.) r. 2208 Fillmore
Cristofano Alessandro, rancher, r. Seventeenth Av South
nr S
Cristoforo Demetre, fruits, 1460 Market
Critcher Henry, speculator r. 1227 McAllister
Criteher John, inspector Custom House, r. 3230 Sacra-
mento
Critcher Laura G. Mrs. (Critcher & Quaid) r. 305 Leaven-
worth
Critcher Madison H., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker Co., r.
3230 Sacramento
Critcher N. C. Mrs., r. 1227 McAllister
Critcher Robert, clerk, r. 1227 McAllister
Critcher William, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1227
McAllister
Critcher & Quaid (Mrs. Laura G. Critcher and Mrs.
Urania Quaid) millinery and dressmaking, 305
Leavenworth
Gritcherson John F., conductor S. P. Co. r. 481 Valencia
Gritchlow Robert G., teamster S. F. Box Co., r. 556
Bryant
Criterion Market, John Scully proprietor, 352 McAllister
CRITERION' THE, Harry Collins proprietor, 30
Stockton
CRITTEIVDE^ €IIARLE«» S., proprietor Occident
Stables, 1000 Geary, Telephone East 48, r. 714 Ash-
bury
Crittenden Florence Miss, r. 1912 Bush
CRITTENDEN, FODTE «« VAX WTCK (James
L. Crittenden, Henry S. Foote and Sidney M. van
Wyck Jr.) attorneys at law, 35-39 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor, Telephone Main 508
Crittenden Harry L., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 714
Ashbury
Crittenden George B., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 207 Larkin
Crittenden Grove Miss, r. 1912 Bush
Crittenden James L. (Crittenden, Foote & van Wyck) r.
Oakland
Crittenden Joseph L., teacher Lowell High School, r. 15
Hill
Crittenden Laura Miss, r. 1912 Bush
Crittenden Mary A. Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Ashbury
Crittenden William C. , electrician, r. 714 Ashbury
Crittendon Charles M., evangelist, r. 1524 Mission
Croall Frank, mnfrs agent, r. 2107 Mason
Croall James, plumber, r. 2107 Mason
Croall Medora V. Miss, dental student, r. 2107 Mason
^Croall. See Crowell
Crobert Mary, widow, r. 1108 Kansas
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Crocco George, butcher, r. 161(3 Mason
Crocco Giuseppe (Fugazi & Crocco) r. 1500 Stockton
Crocco Louis, packer Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Wks, r.
3 Eaton Alley
Oroce Egidio, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 829i Vallejo,
rear
Croce Ettore, waiter G. Caregio & Co., r. 218 Francisco
Croce P. E & Co. (Peter E. Croce) watchcase makers,
62-2 Clay
Croce Peter E. (P. E. Croce & Co.) r. 622 Clay
Croce Pompeo, waiter Campi's restaurant, r. 829i
Vallejo, rear
Crockard John (H. Crockard's Sons) r. 13 Henrj-
Crockard Robort F. (H. Crockard's Sons) r. 9k Bartlett
Crockard's H. Sons (John and Robert F. ) shipsmiths, 216
Steuart
Crocker A. & Brothers, merchants (Eureka and San
Louis Obispo, Cal.) office 124 Pine
Crocker Aaron (A. Crocker & Bros.) r. 2034 Bush
Crocker Aaron (Crocker Bros. ) r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Adolph (A. Crocker & Bros.) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co.
Cti icker Alice Miss, mangier La Grande Laundr\', r. 913
Oak
(KOCKER Bl'ILDIXG, 610 Market, Da\'idson &
Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
Crocker Brothers (.\aron and Herman) loan office, 612
Miintgomerv
CROC'HEK rH.4RLE!« F., president Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co., vice-president Southern
Pacific Co. and president Market Street Railway Co.,
4 Montg.)mery, room 52 I'niou Trust Bldg, Tele-
lihone Main 90, r. NE cor Pine and Leavenworth,
Telephone Main 5245
CROCKER CH.4.RLI-:S B., treasurer and general
mmager H. .S. Crocker Co., 215-219 Bush, r. Belve-
dere
Crocker Clark W. Mrs. S., r. 1609 Sutter
CVocker Da\id, elevatorman, r. 510 Geary
CVocker EMward, merchant, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Ellen, widow, r. 1114 Masonic Av
CROCKER ESTATE CO.. Charles E. Green sec-
retan-, 57 liiion Trust Bldg, 4 Montgomery
Crocker F. O. , r. 44 Sixth
OROlKKR FiSEE KI\»ERG.\RTE\, Miss A. P.
Pelham principal, 64 Silver
CROCKER <iEOR«E. director Southern Pacific Co..
.'.2 I'nion Trust Bldg, 4 Montgomer}-, Telephone
Main 32.50
CROCKER ORAVinAK SCHOOL, William H.
Edwards principal, S s Page bet Broderick and
Baker
("nx-ker Hannah B. Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
.School, r. 1114 Ma-sonic Av
CROCKER HE\R1' J. (The McLaughlin Co.) and
vice-president H. S. Crocker Co. , office 508 California,
rooms 1-2, r. XW cor Washington and Laguna
CROCKER HENRI' S., president H. S. Crocker Co.,
21.=V-219 Bush, r. California Hotel
Crocker Herman (Crocker Bros.) r. lOlli Larkin
Crocker Horace L. , record clerk Land Dept C. P. RR.
Co. , r. sm Waller
CROCKER H. S. BI'ILDIXG, 21.5-219 Bush, David-
son & Leigh agents, 1S7 Montgomery
CROCKE < H. S. COMPAXl. H. S. Crocker pres-
ident, C. H. Crocker treasurer and general manager,
importers, stationers, printers, lithographers and
bo jkbinders, 21.5-219 Bush and 227 Post
Crocker I. A. Miss, asst proofreader Post, r. 41S Golden
Gate Av
Crocker Isaac B., clerk, r. 12 Adair
Crocker Jacob (A. Crocker & Bros.) r. San Luis Obispo,
Cal.
CROCKER JOHX H., stockbroker, 327 Pine, r. 1632
Broadway
Crocker Lester, drygoods, 724-726 Montgomery
Crocker Louis, laborer, r. 3 Eat(m PI
Crocker Mijrris, tailor, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Xatha'.i offica 330 Pine, r. 929b Sutter
CROCKER WILLIAM, ..opr,„.,s..
Francisco Planing .Mills, .5'i4-.>30 Fifth,
Telephone Sooth 15, r. 913 Oak
Crocker William, seaman, r. 6 Union
Crocker William A., steamfitter I'nion Iron ^^'ks, r. 147
CoUingwood
CROCKER WILU.4M H., president The Crocker-
Woolworth National Bank of San Francisco, 600
Market, r. XE cor California and Jones, Telephone
East 194
CROCKER-WOOLWORTH \ATIO.\AL BA\K
OF SA> Ft{.4\CISCO. William H. CYocker pres-
ident, G. W. Kline cashier, junction Market and
Post, Telephone Main 764
Crockett Charles, policeman, r. 1017 Howard
Crockett F ank, engineer Engine 20, r. 3014 Fillmore
CYockett Frederick P., distributor Electric Laundry, r
Cincinnati Hotel
Crockett Joseph, engineer, r. 2029 California
Crockett Marv Mrs., furnished rooms, 1017 Howard
Croder John F., painter, r. 228i Tenth
Croffield Thomas, laborer, r. 833 Hayes
Crofford Bertha, widow, r. 816 Powell
Crofft Alouzo H., paperhanger, r. 1237 Stockton
Croffut Howard B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3107
Mission
Croft Ellen, widow, r. 858i Folsom
Croft Walter, mining, r. 321 Bush
Crofton George J., peddler, r. 269 Third
Crofton John J., r. 15 Alta
Crofton John J., salesman FYatinger & Co., r. 1812 Mar-
ket
Crofton William M., 2d lieutenant 1st Infantry U. S. A.,
Angel Island
Crofts Francis E., teacher Lowell High School, r. 2839
Bush
Crofts J'-hn J., marine engineer, r. 3004^^ California
Crogan Charles M., biwkhinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1410
Taylor
Crogan Christopher S. iMisgil & Crogan) r. 1532J Eddy,
rear
Crogan E. L.. painter, r. 512 Bush
Crogan James, plumber, r. 2622 Sutter
Crogan May L. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 915a Jackson
Crogan Patrick, painter, r. 1532i Eddy, rear
Croger William H., cigarmaker Julius W. Lytgens, r.
330 Tehama
Croghau Francis J., marine engineer, r. 372 Bramian
Croke Catherine, widow, r. 21 Grand Av
Croke James, janitor Humboldt Primary School, r. 831
Seventeenth
Croley George H., poultrj- supplies, 417 Sacramento, r.
Alameda
Cromback John A., electrician Will & Finck, r. 325 Eddy
Crombir P. , waiter stmr Umatilla
Crome August, agent, r. 114 San Jose Av
Crome Edward, organmaker, r. 1434 Turk
Crompton Robert, patternmaker Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks r. 836 Mission
Cromwell Burn>ide, reporter Call. r. 2833 Pine
Cromwell Samuel H., master mariner, r. 218 Shotwell
Cron Charles L., bookkeeper Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
San Rafael, Cal
Cron Eugene C, fireman S. P. Co., r. 102 Juniper
Cron Minnie, widow, r. 102 Juniper
S:^ Cron. See Krohn and Kron
Crona Hall. 413 Sutter
CRO.N'ACHER CHARLES, liquors and restaurant,
SW c .r Castro and Jersey
Cronan Annie, domestic 334 O'Farrell
Cr.nan Bridget, domestic 140 Haight
Cronan Cecilia Miss, dressmaker, r. 14 Dale PI
Cronan Charles T., jiainter. r. (i50 Xatoma
F. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
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215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Cronan Daniel, laborer, r. 524 Iry Av
Cronan Daniel P., machinist Union Iron Wks., r. 733i
Minnesota
Cronan James, groceries and liquors, SW or Twenty-
ninth and Sanchez
Cronan James, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 9 Clem-
ent Av
Cronan Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Lisrht Co., r. 317
Jessie
Cronan John, r. 938 Mission
Cronan John B., clerk, r. 519 Eddy
Cronan John J. (Murphy & Conrad) and groceries and
liquors, 321 Jessie and 230 Eighth, r. 317 Jessie
Cronan Joseph, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 733i
Minnesota
Cronan Julia Miss, millinery, r. 14 Dale PI
Cronan Lu>y Miss, millinery, r. 14 Dale PI
Cronan Mary, widow, r. 2J McLea Court
Cronan Michael, loungemaker, r. 2^ McLea Court
Cronan Patrick, foreman boilermaker Union In in Wks,
r. 733i Minnesota
Cronan Peter, carriage painter, r. 14 Dale PI
Cronan Samuel J., loungemaker Emil Heubner, r. 2i
McLea Court
Cronan Thomas, laborer, r. 2J McLea Court
Cronan Tnomas, metal roofer William Cronan, r. 1215
Market
Cronan Thomas ■<., i)atternmaker Union Iron Wks, r.
733^ Minnesota
CRONAN WILLIAM, .eu., .......
router, luanuractarer galvanized iron
cornices, ventilators, skylights and
chimney tops, 1313-131.5 .Market, Tele-
phone Sonth 334, r. 17 Baker
fl^" Cronan See Cronen and Cronin
Crone Edward, organbuilder, r. 1432 Turk
Crone Henry, shipcarpenter, r. Seventeenth Av South nr
Railroad Av
Crone Jamss, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co., r. 30 Tehama
Crone John J., carpenter, r. 2222 Grove
Crone Margaret Miss, r. 26 Hermann
Cronen James J., teamster, r. 3 Rushton PI
Croner Bondy, dressniakine, 309 Hayes
Croner Louis, liquors, 125 Sixth, r. 309 Hayes
Cronin Bridget Mrs., domestic 2548 Jackson
Cronin Catherine, widow, r. 203 Ritch
Cronin Cornelius, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 22 West Park
Cronin Cornelius, hodcarrier, r. 7 Hermann
Cronin Cornelius, laborer, r. 5 Madison Av
Cronin Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 49 Clementina
Cronin Cornelius J. , laborer, r. 547 Mission
Cronin Daniel, groceries and liquors, 1669 Mission
Cronin Daniel J., clerk, r. 957 Folsom
Cronin David W. (Ford & Cronin) r. Eleventh Av South
nrN
Cronin Ellen, widow, r. 545 Natoma '
Cronin Emma Miss, spicejiacker Cal. Drug and Spice
Mills, r. 207 Ritch
Cronin Henry J., cooper, r. 627 Bryant
Cronin James A., clerk, r. 5 Madison Av
Cronin James, teamster Daniel Gallagher, r. 946 Harrison
Cronin James J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2331 Cali-
fornia
Cronin James P., woolsorter Frederick L. Moody, r. 575
Bryant
Cronin' Jeremiah, blacksmith William Dolan, r. 771 Fol-
som
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Cronin Jeremiah, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 413 Fol-
som
Cronin John, electrical engineer Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,
r. San Mateo, Cal
Cronin John, liquors, 2331 California
Cronin John, shoemaker, r. 7 Hermann
Cronin John Jr., plumber, 1910 Fillmore, r. 2331 Cali-
fornia
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Cronin John C, r. 1614 Missouri
Cronin John D., hquors, 421 Third, r. 49 Perry
Cronin John F., policeman, r. 40^ Louisa
Cronin John J., laborer, r. San Miguel Rancho nr Clar-
endon Av
Cronin John R., horseshoer James S. O'Rourke, r. 957
Folsom
Cronin Josie Miss, proprietor The Imperial, 728 Sutter
Cronin Julia, widow, r. 627 Bryant
Cronin Julia M. , domestic 538 Folsom
Cronin Kate Miss (Cronin Sisters) r. 1227 O'Fan-ell
Cronin Maggie, domestic 1613 Gough
Cronin Mary Miss, r. 2606 Bryant Av
Cronin Mary Miss (Cronin Sis'tersI r. 1227 O'Farrell
Cronin Mich lel, bartender Thomas W. Rollett, r. 3553
Fillmore
Cronin Michael, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
Cronin Michael, laborer, r. 412 Beale
Cronin Michael, laborer, r. 635 Second
Cronin Michael, shoemaker, r. 7 Hermann
Cronin Michael J., plumber, r. 1227 O'Farrell
Cronin Neally, clerk, r. 7 Hermann
Cronin Nora M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 525 Turk
Cronin Owen, laborer, r. 336 Shipley
Cronin Patrick, laborer, r. 305 Michigan
Cronin Patrick, laborer, r. 711 Elizabeth
Cronin Patrick, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Cronin Rosie, domestic, r. 7 Hermann
Cronin Sisters (Misses Kate and Mary) dressmaking, 1227
O'Farre 1
Cronin Thomas, r. 1050 Mission
Cronin Thomas, rancher, r. SE cor Crescent Av and
Folsom
Cronin Thomas J., gripman. r. 2yi5a Pine
Cronin Timothy, fireman, r. 305 Michigan
Cronin Timothy B., boilermaker, r. 800 Tennessee
Cronin Timothy J., bartender John J. Hayes, r. 318
Fourteenth
Cronin Timothy J., painter, r. 650 Natoma
Cronin Walter, oiler stmr San Juan, r. 245 Second
Cronin William, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 33C
Shipley
Cronin William, paver, r. 10 Ringold
Cronin William H., hoseman Engine 9, r. 203 Ritch
B^" Cronin. See C'onan and Cronen
Croning John, butcher Ch rles Strehl, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery
Cronise Clement, assayer Selbv Smelting and Lead Co. ,
r. 2219 Van Ness Av
Cronise William H. V., mining, 405 Montgomery, r. 810
Powell
Croninson Morris, peddler, r. 2900 Buchanan
Cronister Clayton (Schrickram & Cronister) r. 550 Bryant
Cronk Allen, teamster Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 826 Hamp-
shire
Cronk Arthur, warehouseman W. P. Fuller & Co. , r. 608
Sixth
Cronk Virgil J., painter, r. 43 Erie
Cronk Walter S., motomian Market St. Ry., r. 3508 Mis-
sion
Cronk M. P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1515 Guerrero
Cronkhite Julia A. Mrs., r. 336 Sixth
Cronogue James, gardener, r. 822 Twenty-third
Cronogue William, clerk S. F. News Co. , r. 822 Twenty-
third
Crook Annie Mrs., bakery and delicacies, 2506 Mission
Crook Edwin W., mnfr shirts, 126 Kearny, room 49, r.
2(10 Rose Av
Cronk Frederick, clerk, r. 408 Sixth
Crook H., master mariner, r. 12 Sacramento
Crook Isaac C, advertising solicitor, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.,
NE cor Mason and Ellis, r. 1203 Devisadero
C'KOOK OLIVEK, secretary Guadalupe Dairj^ Co.,
cor San Bruno and Fifteenth Av South, r. 2506
Mission
Crook William C. J., bookkeeper W. A. Clark, r. 712 Post
l^"Crook. See Krock
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123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
3 g Crocker Artl.ur, salesman George W. Caswell & Co., r. fi
3 »» Adair
~ g Crooker Frederick, carpenter, r. 122 Eddy
V g Crooker Matthew H., supt O'Connor, Mijffatt & Co., r.
i -= 619 Twenty-first
- ^ Crookham C. J. Mrs., r. 318 Laguna
3 t2 Crooks Ann, widow, r. 1432 Post
Crooks Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 2508^ California
■«— » Crooks Frank B., capitalist, 12 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r.
^ 21 5 Gough
^ Crooks George B., salesman John Taylor & Co., r. 514
.^ Van Ness Av
^ Crooks Jackson G., capitalist, otfice 420 Montgomeiy,
•^-* room 8
Q^ Crooks Jerome B., mill hand Deming- Palmer MillingCo.,
C^ r. 438i Sixth
^^ Crooks John J., contractor, r. KiOl Geary
^ CROOK»» JO^'ATHA.^ J., real estate and insurance
a agent, 420 Montgomery, room 8, r. Hotel Richelieu
CO Crooks Richard, collector Bay City Transfer Co., r. (50
^, Third
Q Crooks Robert L., capitalist, r. 2332 Pine
fjp^ Crooks Samuel, carpenter, r. 2424 California
Crookshank A. H., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
T? Brooklyn Hotel
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^"^ I iUn tracts trrtli simply andpaiDlessIy
t3^ by use of our positively hariulvss gas, 7.5«
r5 Market
ppoppletor
troonie Den-
tal Assoclnllon, ;5;> Market, r. 30'^0 Califor-
nia
Croon George H., oiler stmr Modoc, r. cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Croon John F. , printer, r. 8.5 Henry
Croon Peter, 2d officer stmr Bay City , r. 1203 Green
Crooner Frank, r. 512 Bush
C'rojjp Harry R., conductor, r. 515 Broderick
Crojiper J mes, machinist, r. 3 Rincon PI
Crosberg Frank, blacksmith, r. 2206 Greenwich
Crosbey Charles, salesman Patrick Murphy, r. 1229 Pine
Crosbie James, waiter, r. 19 Natoma
Crosby Amelia C, widow, r. E s San Jose Avopp Hearst,
Ocean View
Crosby B. C, chief steward stmr San Jose
Crosby Edward, longshoreman, r. 110 Tehama
Crosby Edward B., painter, r. 2317 Larkin
Crosby Emorj- A., peddler, r.'326 Ninth
Crosby Frank B., machinist Simonds Saw Co., r. I.i22
Howard
Crosby Frank C, foreman John W. Morshead, r. 101
Prospect PI
Crosby Frank L., collector Singer Mnfg Co., r. Dwight
nr Yale
Crosby Frederick L., carpenter, r. 1815 Union
Crosby George H., chief engineer stmr Walla Walla, r.
1724 Broadway
Crosby George S., laborer Men's Home, r. 28 Tenth
Crosby George W., salesman Davis Bros., r. Alameda
Crosby John, extraman Truck 2, r. 223 Green -
Crosby John F., carpenter, r. 64 Hermann
Crosby Joseph P., collector, r. 701 Natoma
Crosby Louisa, domtstic 782 Van Ness Av
Criisbv .Margaret, widow, r. Alms House
Cri.sliy .\Iur> Mrs., r. 101 Prospect PI
(rcisty .Michael, laborer, r. 27J 1 1 Isom Av
Crosbv Michael J., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. 21s
Rit<.h
Crosby Milton H., plate printer Payot, Upham & Co., r.
?^ Alameda
Crosby Patrick, laborer, r. 207 Tehama
Crosby Patrick, policeman, r. 446 Fifteenth
Crosby Patrick Jr., clerk, r. 446 Fifteenth
Crosby William, commission agent, r. 115 Williams
Crosett A. A., r. 210 Eddy
Crosett Edward F., bookkeeper Jones, Mundy A Ct
136 Cumberland
Crosett Georare H., machinist, r. 995 Market
CROSETT JAMES F...
Co.)
real estate
•lose Av
isett James H. , mot
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ission mining agency and
i'iH Sacramento, r. '^:itl San
239 San Jose Av
CROSETT J. F. & CO. ..ames K.
Crosett)eiui)lo}iuentand business agency.
male and female. ti'iH Sacramento. Tele-
phone Main IHIl, and ;tfj Sutter, lele-
plione Main 5»0tt
8^" Crosett. See Crossett
Crosetti Joseph, teamster, r. SW cor Ninth andBramiau
Croskey George A., laborer, r. Thirty -first Av South bet
H and L
Cross A. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 515 Stockton
Cross Arthur D., engineer George H. Tay Co., r. 171S>
Broderick
Cross Charles M., with McEwen Bros., r. 718 Waller
Cross Charles W. (Cross, Ford, Kellv & Abbott) r. 718
Waller
Cross Charlotte Miss, r. 2645 Mission
Cross Clyde A., student, r. 718 Waller
Cross Dudley, steward Young & Weisman, r. .501 t*o.st ■
Cross El zabeth, widow, r. 624 Polk
Cross Ernest J., student, r. 718 Waller
CROSS, FORD, KELLV A ABBOTT (Charles W.
Cross, Terry L. Ford, Frank P. Kelly and William
M. Abbott) attorneys at law, 101 Sansome, rooms 20-
23, Telephone Main 1519
Cross Frank G., manager Clipper Bicycle Co.. r. .522
Twenty-second
Cross Fred T., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co ,
r. 17271 San Carlos Av
Cross George H., clerk, r. 2645 Mission
Cross Hugh, student Hahnemann College
Cross James, president Hobart Estate Co., 532 Market,
r. 2534 Mission
Cross James T., capitalist, r. 1100 Gough
Cross John, r. 645 Mission
Cross John E., stenographer General Auditor's Dei)t
S. P. Co.,r. 2645 Mission
Cross John R., mill superintendent Sperry Flour Co., r.
801 Haight
Ooss Joseph, painter, r. 1727i Sail Carlos Av
Cross Lee, bartender, r. 409 Dupont
Cross Manuel L., seaman, r. 82 Natoma
Cross Maria, domestic 1818 Lyon
Cross R., chief engineer stmr Coptic
Cross Robert J., clerk, r. 2645 Mission
Cross Ruf us S., porter Post Office Station D. r. 613
Geary
Cross Sarah A. Miss, saleslady Miss Annie M. Kaveny, r.
2347 Mission
Cross Susan, widow, r. 303 Turk
Cross Thomas, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1509 Baker
Cross Thomas H., laborer, r. 213 Waller, rear
Cross Thomas J., carwasher Market St. Ry, r. 1727 j San
Carlos Av
Cross William, shoemaker Edwin Kendall, r. 607 Batters-
Cross William D. Mrs., widow, r. 1719 Broderick
Cross William H., steward stmr Alameda
Ooss William H., trimmer Edison Light and Pnwer Co.,
r. 626 Polk
Cross William W., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 51.5
Stockton
Cross Wilson A., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2645 Mission
l8^"Cross. See Crass
Crossberg George, harnessmaker, r. 314 Jessie
Crossbow Gold Mining Co. (Shasta Co. ) Henry D. Walker
secretary, 62 Nevada Block
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<.'rosseup Oscar, eiidriiieer, r. 1009 Buchanan
C'vossett Fred W. , clerk Frei;,'ht Auditor's Dejit S. P. Co. ,
r. 1222 Valencia
(.'rossett William I., collector Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 615iCai)p
I^~Crossett. See Crosett
Crossfield Edmund W., painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. (i
Scotland
Crossfield Lydia Miss, candymaker, r. 6 Scotland
Crossley Catherine Miss, copyist, r. 522 Turk
Crossley Clarence S., copper plate engraver H. S.
Crocker Co., r. 714 Ashbury
Crossley Greorge ■!.. engineer, r. 13 Elgin Park Av
Crossley John F., laborer W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1313
Fillmore
Crossley Leonard O., mining expert, r. 522 Turk
Crossley Madison B., engineer M. Greenberg's Sons, r.
1500 Mission
Crossley William, laborer Cal. Iron and Wrecking Co.,
r 33 Stanford
Crossman George, fireman stmr Transit, r. 158 Four-
teenth
Crossnian John C, foreman shops S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Crossman Laura C. Miss, seamstress, r. 1006 Pacific
Crossman Ramona, widow, r. 1006 Pacific
Crossman Thomas H., laborer, r. 2793 Sixteenth
Crossman Thomas J., collector Jordan Bituminous Rock
and Paving Co. , r. 533 Harrison
Crossman William T. , clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. West Berkeley
Crosson Henrj', laborer, r. 5 Lick Alley
Crost Alfred, coachman 507 Harrison
Crosthwaite George, carjienter, r. 328 Eleventh Av
Crosthwaite Isaac, r. 1403 Point Lobos Av
Crosthwaite John, printer, r. 308^ Fell
Crosthwaite W. T., agent Globe Publishing Co., r. IIG
Turk
Crothers Frank, cariienter, r. 614 Ellis
Crothers George, uitholsterer John Hoe.\, r. 614 Ellis
Crothers John H., clerk Bulletin, r. Niles, Cal.
Crothers R. A., r. 1018 Bush
Crothers Ralph, clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 614 Ellis
Crothers Thfimas G., attorney at law, 29 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor, and special administrator estate of James G.
Fair, 230 Montgomery
fl^" Crothers. See Carotliers, Carruthers and Caruthers
Crotty James J., laborer, r. 17 Julian Av
Crotty James J., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 213 Mis-
sissippi, rear
Crotty John, laboier, r. 440i Natoma
Crotty John, laborer, r. Alms House
Crotty John T., bartender James E. Kenny, r. 3032 Six-
teenth
Crotty Michael, brickmason, r. 1319 Scott
Crotty Michael, laborer, r. 884 Illinois
Crotty William P., gasfitter S. F. No eltv and Platin;,'
Wks, r. 40 Borland
Crouch Alfred, peddler, r. 90 Miguel
Crouch Annie B. Mrs., r. 929a Sutter
Crouch James, cigar mnfr, 411 Montgomer\-, r. 413 Mc-
.^llister
Crouch Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 90 Miguel
Crouch Thomas F., seaman, r. 90 Miguel
Crouch v., wa'ter stmr Alameda
Crouch William F., cigamiaker James Crouch, r. 413
McAllister
Crouch William S., griinnan Powell St. RR., r. 1533
Jackson
Croudace Charles, driver, r. 2335 Harrison
Croudace Frederick W., printer, 620 Merchant, r. 2203
Fillmore
Ci-ough John A., dairj- ])roduce, 428 Haj'es, and pro-
visions, 108 Sixth, r. 422 Hayes
Crouifhwell Anna T. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 10 Mid le
i'roughwell Eugene C, bookkeeper J. S. Van Winkle &
Co., r. 10 Middle
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Crouse Colman F., real estate agent, r. 1013 Ellis
Crouse Daniel M., clerk, r. 123d San Jose Av
Crouse Jolm, cigamiaker, r. 416 Minna
SS" Crouse. See Kiaus, Krauss, Krausse and Krouse
Crousse John, stevedore, r. 833 Howard
Crow Albion, solicitor, r. 616 Octavia
Crow Guadaloupe, widow, r. 13J Hubbard
Crow Henry R., horseshoer, r. 13 J Hubbard
Crow James, laborer Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 937 Brannan
Crow John H., engineer, r. 202 Waller
Crow Llo.vd T., telegraph operator, r. 616 Octavia
Crow Samson, waiter Jens P. Nissum, r. 322 O'Farrell
Crow Thomas, telegraph operator, r. 322 O'Farrell
Crowe Charles, clerk, r. 417 Kearny
Crowe Charles, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 922 Post
Crowe Eugene, extraman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Crowe James P., extraman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Crowe James W., liquors, NW cor Ninth and Folsom, r.
15 Sheridan
Crowe J. C, r. 1817i Broadway
Crowe J. H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 109
Leavenworth
Crowe John F., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 907 Mission
Crowe .John J., clerk M. De Witt & Co., r. 656 Har-
rison
Crowe John J , painter, r. 727 Treat Av
Crowe Maria Mrs. , r. 927 Brannan
Crowe Mark A., decorator, r. 2408 J Sacramento
Crowe Maxwell L., insurance, r. 136 Hancock
Crowe Thomas M., starter Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
2913 Pine
Crowe Thomas M., janitor Health Office, r. 1046 Folsom
Crowe Thomas P., proprietor Troy Hotel, 506 Napa
Crowe William, ironworker, r. 807 Mission
Crowell Ann H. , widow, r, 905 Guerrero
Crowell A. Russell, field editor Breeder and Sportsman,
313 Bush, r. Alameda
Crowell Benjamin, i)rinter, r. 728 Howard
Crowell Catherine, widow, r. 1006 Pine
Crowell Charles H., school teacher, r. 310 Seventeenth
<;R0WELL €H.4RLE!« H., secretarj' Laurel Hill
Cemetery Association and superintendent Laurel
Hill Cemeter\ , office Central Av opp Bush
Crowell Charles I. (John Sroufe k Co.) r. The Colonial
Crowell Eliza A., widow, r. 1003 Larkin
Crowell Elizabeth E. Mrs., r. 1026 Pine
Crowell Frederick W., bookkeeper D. Appleton & Co., r.
310 Seventeenth
Crowell George C, compositor Chronicle, r. 1018
Howard
Crowell George W., superintendent Lynde & Hough Co.,
40 California, r. California Citj% Marin Co., Cal.
Crowell Harold W., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 1006
Pine
Crowell Martin, route agent Wells Fargo & Co., r. 404
Golden Gate Av
Crowell Marj-, widow, r. 1517 Noe
Crowell Prentiss, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 905
Querrero
Crowell W. , chief officer stmr Acapuico
Crowell Walter H., c:erk Bank of California, r. 1603
Larkin
Crowell Walter T., compositor Chronicle, r. 1018 Howard
iI3°Crowell. See Croall
Crow hurst Samuel G. , baker, r. 1013 Treat Av
Crowley Bartholomew, baker, r. 320 Fifth
Crowley Catherine, widow, r. 166 Perry
Crowley Charles, blaeksmith, r. 615 Beale
Crowley Charles, clerk, r. 1331 Twenty-fourth
Crowley Coiilin, laborer, r. 7054 Tennessee
Crowley Cornelius, laborer, r. 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, liquors, 1446 Valencia, r. 1442 Va-
lencia
Crowley Cornelius, shoemaker, r. cor Corbett and Clara
Avs
Crowley Cornelius D., plumber Ahlbach & Co., r. 116
Wildey
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Crowley Daniel F., inason, r. 30 Johnston Av
Crowlev Daniel F., wharfinger Harbor Commissioners,
r. i017 Treat Av
Crowlev DanielJ, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
334 Third
Crowley Daniel J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 620
Linden Av
Crowley Daniel J., liquors, 73 Fourth, r. 795 Mission
Crowlev David, boatman, r. 414 Francisco
1'RO>VlE¥ DAVID W., manager Electric Laundn,-,
217 Valencia, r. 41 Ridley
Crowlev Dennis J., painter, r. 620b Linden Av
4-RO^'LET DEWIS O. REV., president The
Youths' Directory, 2030 Howard
Crowley Edith H. Miss, teacher Stanford Pnmarj' School,
r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Elizabeth E. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Ellen, widow, r. 514| Third
Crowley Emily, widow, r. 22U Montgomerj- Av
Crowley Florence, longshoreman, r. 20 Federal
Crowley Florence, messeufjer, r. 315 Beale
Crowley Florence, widow, r. 320 Seventeenth
Crowley Frank, machinist, r. 3 Palmer
Crowley Frank, porter, r. 220 Montgomery Av
CYowley Frank, teamster, r. 30 Hunt
Crowley George, bartender Cornelius Crowley, r.
Valencia
Crowley George, bookkeeper Tnion Ice Co., r.
Guerrero
Crowley George, shoe laster, r. 320 Fifth
Crowley Henrj-, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 705^ Ten-
1442
1010
Crowley James, candymakerJ. Seidl & Co., r. 190 Stev-
enson
Crowley James, clerk, r. 1817 Greenwich
Crowley James, clerk Union Box Factory, r. 422 Fran-
cisco
Crowley James, hoseman Engine No. 6, r. 311 Sixth
Crowley James B., traveling salesman Schweitzer & Co.
Crowley James C, laborer, r. 94 hitch
Crowley James M., molder, r. 7051 Tennessee
Crowley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 210 Clara
Crowley Jeremiah T., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 319
San Jose Av
Crowley J. George, bookkeeper Union Ice Co., r. 1010
Guerrero
Crowley John, r. 592 Stevenson
Crowley John, barber, r. 705i Tennessee
Crowlej- John, bartender Sears Jt Foley, r. 33 Juniper
Crowley John, calker, r. 22^ Hubbard
Crowle.v John, conductor S. P. Co., r. 128 Morris Av
Crowley John, cook, r. 603 Front
Crowley John, driver Consimiers Ice Co., r. 420 Eighth
Crowley John, fireman stmr Apache
Crowley John, hostler S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Crowley John, laborer, r. 518 Chestnut
Crowley John W. , laborer, r. 620b Linden Av
Crowley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 810 Ten-
nessee
Crowley John, liquors, 1207 Kentucky
Crowiey John, plumber, r. 13 Williams
Crowley John, stamp clerk Post OtBce, r. 1514 Howard
CrowIej- John, teamster, r. 812 Bryant
Crowley John Jr., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 334
Louisiana
Crowley John B., bookkeeper, r. 937 Fifteenth
Crowlej- John C, laborer, r. 9 Clara
Crowley John E., haniessmaker, r. 3 Palmer
Crowley John F., laborer, r. 114 Juniper
Crowley John i'., liquors, 15 Mason, r. 620b Linden Av
Crowlev John F., mechanic Gas Consumers Assn, r. 1642
Polk
Crowley John F., salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 438
Jessie
Crowley John H. , shoemaker, r. 320 Fifth
Crowley John J., carpenter, r. 30i Moss
Crowley John J., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Rv, r.
13 Valley
Crowley John J., salesman Geortre A. Moss, r. 210 Clara.
Crowley John J. Jr., clerk, r. 646 Valencia
Crowley Joseph, telegraph operator, r. 704 McAllister
Crowlev Joseph D., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. 334
Third
Crowley Julia Miss, janitress Girls High School, r. 14034
Scott
Crowley Kate, domestic 724 O'Farrell
CYowley Kate, widow, r. 113 Gilbert
Crowley Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 438 Jessie
Crowley Kate H. Miss, teacher Linculn Evening School,
r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Lottie Miss, packer, r. 514 1 Third
Crowley Madge Miss, seamstress, r. 114 Juniper
Crowley Maggie, domestic 2307 Scott
Crowley Minnie Miss, starcher La Grande Laundrv, r.
228 Twelfth
Crowley Mamie Miss, stenographer, r. 592 Stevenson
Crowley Margaret, widow, r. 12 Homer
Crowley Margaret, widow, r. 315 Beale
Crowley Margaret I. Miss, substitute teacher Edison
Primary School, r. 1630 Market
Crowley Mark F., salesman, r. 321 Bryant
Crowlej' Mary, domestic 299 Hjde
Crowlej- Marj-, widow, r. 1227 Mission
Crowlej- Marj- A. Mrs., widow-, r. 1817 Greenwich
Crowiey Marj- E. Miss, teacher Lon^'fellow Primarv
School, r. 1630 Market
Crowley Michael, laborer, r. 327 Clementina
Crowley Michael, laborer, r. 1109i Tennessee, rear
Crowley Michael, real estate, r. 1111 Folsom
Crowiey Michael J. , r. 215 Tiu-k
Crowley Michael J., fireman, r. Twenty-sixth Ax nr
Point Lobos Av
Crowley Nathaniel G., clerk, r. 342 Eighteenth
Crowley Nellie Miss, printer, r. 1817 Greenwich
Crowiey N<"ra, domestic 724 O'Farrell
Crowlev Nora, domestic, 2138 Post
CRO^VLEV P.lrRICK, Chief of Police, oflBoe 4
New City H%11, 1st floor, Telephone Main 79. r. 1629
Sacramento
Crowley Patrick, foreman F. G. Walkington, r. 149 Sil-
ver
Crow-ley Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Jackson
Crwiey Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 1109 Tennessee, rear
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Crowiey Paul J., r. 1926 Stockton
Crowlev Peter, clerk P. A. McDonald
Crowiev Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2030 Fil-
bert
Crowlev Robert S., salesman Murphv, Gi-ant & Co., r.
112 Webster
Crowiey Samuel S., deputy License Collector, r. 1629
Sacramento
Crowlej- Stephen J., shoemaker, r. 214 Jersej'
Crowley Terrance, laborer, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Crowley Thomas, boatman, r. 414 Francisco
Crowley Thomas, laborer, r. 461 Tehama
Crowiey Thomas, laborer, r. 710 Brannan
Crow-ley Thomas, laborer, r. 924 Illinois
Crowlej- Thomas J., druggist Wm. J. Bryan, r. 12 Homer
Cro.ttlej' Thomas P. , house-smith Ralston Iron Wks, r.
1817 Greenwich
Crowiey Thomas P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
624 Post
Crowien Timothj-, boilermaker, r. 315 Beale
CYowley Timothy D. , laborer, r. 814 Tehama
Crowlej- Timothj- F. , bricklayer, r. 210 Clara
Crowlev Timothv J., attoriiev at law, 1-3 Chronic'e
Bldg, r. San Rafael, Cal.
CYowIej- Timothy J. , horseshoer, NE cor Merchant and
Drumm, r. 5 Birch Av
CYowley William, clerk, r. 425 Eddy
Cowley William, teamster, r. 30 Hunt
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Crowley William B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 112i
Fell
Crowley William E. , salesman Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein, r. 528 Nineteenth
Crowley William J., expressman, r. 2827 Clay
Crowley William T., teamster, r. 812 Bryant
Crowley William W., foreman distributing Electric
Laundry, r. 41 Ridley
g^ Crowley. See Crawley
Crowly John J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 646 Valencia
Crown David S., cigar maker Frahni & Frankenberg, r.
CROWN DISTILLERIES CO.,
Krnest R. Llllentlial i>r<-<iitlent, Louis .S.
Haas secretary, proprietors «'jriis .\oble
Distillery (Lynchburg. 0.> and wholesale
iiqnor dealers, 100-103 Front. Telephone
Main »>a
Crown Flouring Mills (Stockton) Stockton Milling Co.
proprietors, 112 California
Crown Isaac (Shaen & Crown) r. 528 Hayes
Crown Mark, shoemaker H. Levy, r. 224 Clementina
Crown Paper Co (incorporated) Sigmund D. Rosenbaum
president, A. Schwabacher vice-president, L. Schwa-
bacher secretarj' and general manager, mnfrs wrap-
ping paper and" paper bags, 707 Front
CROWN vaxsr <,^ld and .silver Jiii^iiNCi
CO. (Storey Co., Nev.) C. L. McCoy president,
James Newlands secretary, 35-36 Mills bldg, 3d floor
Crown The, Frederick Reichert proprietor, 29 Grant Av
Crowninshield Charles B., r. 407 Tehama
Crowther Edward W., carpenter, 1505 California, r. 1220
Webster
Crowther Isaac, r. 824 Lagima
Crowther Lizzie Miss, r. 824 Laguna
Croyland John, attorney at law, 410 Pine, r. 1805 Pierce
Crozade Alphonse, r. 709| Seventeenth
Crozade Caroline, r. 7092 Seventeenth
Crozade Pauline Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 709S Seventeenth
Crozer Enoch L., patternmaker The Pelton Water Wheel
Co. , r. Alameda
Crozier George, gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 24
Alien
Crozier Harry P., clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. 019
Pine
Crozier Herbert W. , machinist Phoenix Iron Wks, r. 619
Pine
Crozier John, bartender Jas. D. Courtney, r. 134 J Perry
Crozier Orlando P., clerk William F. Friedhofer, r. 107
Capp
Crozier Samuel, clerk A. Eisenberg & Co., r. 448 Fulton
Crozier Sarah T., widow, notions, 1201 Bush
Crozier William J., bookkeeper, r. 619 Pine
Cruden Alfred, cook, r. 524 Union
Cruden David, shipwright, r. 2545 Howard
Crudo Antonio, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Crudo Frank, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Crudo Salvatore, bootblack, r. 5 P. .Hard PI
Crudup James, butcher, r. 720 Ivy Av
Cruells Emilio, musician, r. Hotel Mirabeau
Cruickshank Wlliam, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 450 Haisfht
Cniil Julia Miss, r. 919 Florida
Cruise James, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 324 Second Av
Cruise Patrick, laborer, r. 925 Natoma
Cruise William, laborer, r. 233 Perry
Crum Freeman A., dentist, r. 700 Harrison
Crum George W., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 3103
Clay
Crum Harry A. , clerk L. Feldman & Co. , r. 700 Harrison
Crum Margaret E. Miss, manicure, r. 700 Harrison
Crum Ray, milkman, r. 700 Harrison
Crum R. C., traveling salesman, r. 1207 Market
Crum William, tinsmith John F. Myers & Co., r. Ala-
meda
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Cruman John, cook, r. 271 Stevenson
Crumley Charles, clerk Tamm & Nolan Co., r. 7 Albion
Av"
Crunnnev Eugene, driver Engine 11, r. 1016 Fourteenth
Av S'outh
Crummev Hugh (Hogan & Crummy), r. W s Railroad
Avbet Thirteenth and Fourteenth Avs South
Crummy James, sheep merchant, office 530 Clay, r. 272a
Folsom
Crummy John, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. S s First
Av South nr Railroad Av
Crummey John, laborer, r. 426 Second
Crummev John A., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. 937
Eleventh Av South
Crummey John T., driver Engine 16, r. 1002 Tennessee
Crummey M. L. Mrs., r. 1220 Mason
Cnimmey Owen, butcher, r. 1106 Railroad Av
Crump Percy A., clerk, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Cruse F. Mrs., r. 923^ Howard
Cruse Frank, blacksmith, r. 923i Howard
Cruse Harry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
CRLSE JOHN il., wines and liquors, 527 East
Cruse Mary, widow, r. 129b Guerrero
Cruse William, superintendent dredging Harbor Com-
missioners, r. Oakland
Cruser George E. , porter, r. 2i Delaware Court
Ci-utchfield Joseph, porter, r. 2318 Geary
Crutchfield Mary, widow, r. 2818 Greenwich
Cruttenden David, shoe finisher J. C. Nolan & Co., r.
354 Twenty -fourth
Cruttenden Sarah, widow, r. 354 Twenty-fourth
Crux George A., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 271'.
Pine
Cruvl Florimond, r. 1 Warren PI
Cruz Elizibeth, widow, r. 1616 Mason
Cruz William J., cellarman Am. Brewery, r. 1016 Mason
B^~Cruz. See Kross and Kruse
Cruza Adolph, butcher, r. 734 Minna
Cruza Frank J., driver Evvell's X L Bottled Milk Co., r.
2324i Harrison
Cruza Joseph A. , butcher, r. 30i Lafayette
Cruza Louis J., canner, r. 2016 Powell
Cruza M. Mrs., widow, r. 2016 Powell
Cruze William, cook International Hotel
Crjer William, boat builder, r. \Z^ Silver
Cr"\stal George S., master mariner, r. 809 Filbert
CRVl^rAL HOTEL, Peter Hansen proprietor, 731<
Fourth
Crystal Oil Co. (William D. Collins) 31 Essex
Crystal Packing and Provision Co. (John A. Pecher, Mar-
tin Kupfer and John Doassans) provision packers
and mnfrs lard, 319-321 Francisco
CRYSTAL PALACE, Hageman & Haquette proprie-
tors, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystal Salt Company The (incorporated) Meyer Lewis
president, George Searl secretary, 303 California,
rooms 10-11
CRYSTAL SALT W.tTER B.ITHINC; COHIIVi-
XY. John Farnham president an 1 manager, Frank
B. Farnham assistant manager, 3l:!-325 Bay
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS, Plummer Brothers, nrj-
prietors, office 14-16 Spear
Crystal Soda Water Co., Frank Maxson president and
manager, SE cor Mason and Vandewater
Crjstal William, carpenter, r. 793i Stevenson
Csaki George (Csaki & Poessl) r. 29 Geary
Csaki & Poessl (George Csaki and Joseph Poessl) barber-.
29 Geary
Cuberv William M. (Cubery & Co.), r. Alameda
CUBERY & CO.
._ (Wllllaiii M. Cabcryj
book and job printers, photO'ensravlJig,
and dealers cards for all societies, TyU'
.Mission below Second, Telephone Main
Cubitt Albert E., teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.
Cubitt Henrj-, nurse, r. 102.J Eleventh
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Ouche Frederick, dog trainer, r. S s Gutenberg- nr Bruns-
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€1€IIEL KHILE, treasurer and general manager
Traffic Publishing Co., 429 Montgouierv-, r. 1610|
Hyde
Cucuel George, r. 1916 Broderick
Cudahy Packing Co. (South Omaha and Los Aneeles) F.
Hi Ames Co. agents, 3 California
Cuddeback George W., bookkeeper Carroll & Tilton, r.
28 Antonio
Cuddon John, cashier Grill Room Palace Hotel, r. 1007
Eighteenth
Cuddy Catherine, widow, r. 6 Alice
Cuddy Jeremiah, lodgings. 1147 Harrison
Cuddy John, laborer, r. 40 South Park
CXiddy Michael, r 922 Batterj'
Cuddy William, woodmolder, r. 6 Alice
Cudell Gustave, soapmaker, r. W s Nebraska bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Cudhey John, longshoreman, r. 126 Welsh
Cudworth Abel W., capitalist, r. 2420 Fillmore
Cudwurth James W., real estate, r. 2018 Union
Cudworth Jeremiah J., law student, r. 2420 Fillmore
Cudworth Merrill P., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
2420 Fillmore
Cudworth Rrjval W., student, r. 2018 Union
Cue William G., clerk, r. 1520 Sanchez
Cue William G., journalist, r. 526 Keamv
^" Cue. See Kuh
Cuedro Felix, teamster Pac. Improvement Co.
Cuello Henr)' J., clerk, r. 27| Hav\-thome
Cuello Joseph, laborer, r. 651 Vallejo
Cueiica Horace, print«r, r. 1503 Taylor
Cl'E\CA LAI R.l n. de, editress Revista Hispano-
Americana, Mills Bldg, r. 1503 Taylor
Ciiei.in Francis, bookkeeper Campi's Restaurant, r. 1626
Vallejo
('|;EWI.\ ILOEFO^'SE, proprietor Campi's Restau-
rant, 531-533 Clay, r. 1626 Vallejo
Cuest Peter, porter Jacob Daris, r. 1040 Folsom
Cueto Man- Mrs., r. 6 Selina PI
Cuff TillieMiss, r. 237 Franklin
Cuffield Eva Mrs., r. 1034 Folsom, rear
Cu^iey LouLse, domestic 2211 Clay
(JutftSt'Trancis X., shoemaker, 1327 ilarket, r. 432
Broadway
Culberson Clara Miss, furnished rooms, 26 Ststh
Culbeison .James H. , advertising, solicitor Chronicle,
r. 543 Minna
Culbert William C. (S. B. Leavitt Co.), r. Alameda
B^Culbert. See Colbert
C^ilbertson Adelia, «idow, r. 7 Seventh
Culbsrtson Clifton, baker, r. 1036^ Folsom
Culbertson Margaret Miss, matron Presbyterian
Chinese Mission House, 920 Sacramento
Culbieth Robert E., proprietor City Argus. 526 Keamv,
r. 1017 Geary
Culin Edward L., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Berkeley
Culln F. L., clerk Board of Fire Underwriters of the
Pacific, r. 511 Folsom
Cull Joseph, painter, r. 110 Ninth
Cull Lawrence C, produce, 12 Twenty-fourth
Cull Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 319 I\y Av
Cull Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 319 Ivy Av.
CuUen Alice, domestic 709 Broderick
Cullen Alice Miss, principal Buford Free Kindergarten,
r. Ea.st Oakland
Oollen Ann, widow, r. Alms House
CuHen Annie, domestic 2297 Sacramento
Cullen Charles J., horse coUarmaker, r. 7 Ritch
CuHen Clarence, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Cullen Cornelius, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. Redwood City, Cal.
Cullen Cornelius J., conductor, r. W s Third .\v nr J
Cullen Daniel J., bartender, r. 119 Cedar Av
Cullen Davi'i, laborer, r. 856 Howard
CULLEN DELLA MISS, re....
Employ nient Ageuej, 10.3 !«tockton, Tel-
ephone .Uain o^'iO, r. 63* Golden Gate Ay
Cullen Dennis, shoemaker, 253 Eighth, r. 1124 Folsom
Cullen Edward, drajTuan, NEcor Army and Missouri
Cullen Edward, watchman, r. 208 Second
Cullen Edward F. , r. 2107 Vallejo
Cullen Eva Miss, teacher Nathaniel Gray Memorial Free
Kindergarten, r. 141 Grove
CuUea Frank, bookkeeper, r. 511 Folsom
Cullen F ank, dra\-man Aron Wolff, r. 366 Natoma
Cullen Frank H.," clerk Wells, Fargo Si Go's Bank., r.
1404 Grove
Culle 1 Gerald, clerk Supply Dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1320 Kearuv
Cullen Henry, f. 24 Mint Av
Cullen J., laborer, r. Commercial Hotel
Cullen James, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor
Georgia and Sierra
Cullen James, conductor, r. 107| Walnut
CuUeu James, laborer, r. 303 Capp
Cullen James, laborer Pac Rolling Mills, r. 255 Michi-
gan
Cullen Jane A. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar School,r.
1494 Grove
Cullen John, r. 1045 Market
Cullen John, iron worker Pac Rolling Mills, r. NW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Cullen John C, clerk S. P. Co., r. 416 Claj-ton
Cullen John H.. teamster G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 2 Potrero
Av
Cullen John J., boilermaker Union Iron Wlis, r. 24
South Park
CuUen John P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Cullen Joseph, conductor, r. 19121 Lyon
Cullen Joseph P., r. 2107 Vallejo
CuUen Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1237 Stockton
Cullen Katie, domestic 2297 Sacramento
Cullen Laura R. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary School,
r. 911 O'Farrell
Cullen Louisa A., Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary
School, r. 2107 Vallejo
Cullen MtriaMrs., liquors, 225 Perry
Cullen Mary, widow, r. 107i Walnut
Cullen Mary J. , widow, r. 2107 Vallejo
Cullen Patrick H., gardener G<jlden Gate Park, r.
Third Av nr I
Cullen Paul, laborer, r. 1011 Larkin
Cullen Paul, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29 South
Park
Cullen Peter, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Cullen Robert, laborer, r. 434 Main
Cullen Susie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Cullen Thomas, waiter, r. 7 Ritch
Cullen Thomas, with McGinn Bros., r. 31 Eddy
Cullen Thomas D., oil dealer, r. 40 West Av
Cullen Thomas J., bicycle instructor Devan3-, Hopkins &
Co., r. 520 Stanyon
Cullen Thomas W., painter, r. 303 Capp
Cullen William, property clerk Police Dept, r. 59 South
Park
Cullen William F. , teamster, r. 225 Perry
Cullen William O., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1219 Eleventh, East Oakland
Cullej- Ann, widow, r. 328 Jessie
CuUev Brothers (John and Willam) blacksmiths, W s
Railroad Av nr Fifth Av South
Culley John, r. 317 Geary
Culley John (Culley Bros.) r. NW cor Seventh Av South
and Railroad Av
Culley John P., plumber, 22 Seventh, r. 1910 Golden
Gat€ Av
Culley William (Culley Bros.) r. N^V cor Seventh Av
South and Railroad Av
TRY the:
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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NEUHT^US
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CUL
441
CUM
iBTCiilley. See. Cully
Cullicott John P., master mariner, r. (i26 Harrison
Culligan Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate PI
Cull gan Anita Miss, milliner, r. 237 Oak
Culligan Edward, engineer, r. 27 Kate PI
Culligan Hannah, widow, r. 218 Ritch
Culligan John, teamster E. Griswold & Co., r. SE cor
Santa Clara Av and Connecticut
Culligan John F., florist George B. Jones, r. 2 Hanover
hgun
Cullijfan Katherine, widow, r. 707 Van Ness Av
Culligan Lizzie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 27
Rati PI
Culligan Mary A., domestic Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Culligan Matthew, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 717. \
O'Farrell
Culligan Michael, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Culligan Michael, rancher, r. SE cor Santa Clara Av and
Connecticut
Culligan Michael T., teamster, r. SE cor Santa Clara Av
and Connecticut
Culligan Patrick F. , foreman E. Griswold & Co., r. 1120
Bryant
Culligan Philip, clerk Davis Bros., r. 717 j O'Farrell
Culligan Thomas, boilenuaker, r. 27 Kate PI
Culligan William, gardner, r. Irlii Natoma
Culligan William Jr., gardener, r 1322 J Natoma
Culligan William J., traveling salesman, r. 237 Oak
.^•Culligan. See Colligan
Cullini Bernard J., teamster, r. 456 Twentieth
Cullim Michael, laborer, r. 456 Twentieth
Cullim Ellen M., shoe fitter, r. 456 Twentieth
CuUinan Bridget, widew, r. 119 Gilbert
Cullinan Delia Miss, employment agent, 105 Stockton, r.
637 Golden Gate Av
Cullinan George A. , salesman The Maze, r. Hotel Fair-
mount
Cullinan Harrj', painter, r. 15i Dore
Cullinan Katherine Miss, r. 637 Golden Gate Av
Cullinan Lawrence J., hamessmaker, r. 2313 Larkin
Cullinan Mary Miss, r. 637 Golden Gate Av
Cullinan Vincent, clerk Sullivan & Sullivan, r. 2030
Howard
Cullinane Edward L., stairbuilder Drew & McLaughlin,
r. 1730 Church
Cullinane Hannah, widow, r. 140 Perry
Cullinane Henry J., traveling salesman, r. 2223 Mission
Cullinane James, policeman, r. 659 Clay
Cullinane James, roofer, r. 63J Everett
Cu'linane Michael, shoemaker, r. NW cor Thirtieth and
Church
Cullinane Michael J., laborer, r. NW cor Thirtieth and
Church
Cullinane Timothy P., teamster, r. NWcor Thirtieth and
Church
Cullinsen G., clerk, r. Hotel Fairmount
CuUum Charles, policeman, r. 360 Jessie
CuUum James, r. 105 New Montgomery
Cullum Leslie, printer, r. 3S6 San Jose Av
B^CuUum. See Collum
CuUumber John, cooper, r. 2632 Bryant Av
Cully Joseph, driver Engine 21, r. 1107 Oak
Cully Rosie, domestic 2813 Pine
i^- Cully. See Culley
Culotta Marie, widow, r. 323 Vallejo
Culotta Charles, clerk, r. 1709a Stevenson
Culp Daniel S., clerk Valleau & Oliver, r. 2824 Clay
Culp Sophie V. Miss, teacher china decorating, r 2824
Clay
Culver Herman, longshoreman, r. 227 Minna
Culver Alexander E., millwright, r. 315 Mason
Culver A., manager Cluett, Coon & Co., 224 Bush, r.
Oakland
Culver Charles M., distributor Post Office, r. Alameda
C\ilver E. N. , with ^tna Ins. Co.
Culver Frank D., contractor, 916 Market, r. 17 Stockton
WATSON A, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCUL.HRS.
]r^at di^sarpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
B8EWERY, PINE ST., 8. F.
Culver Hattie Miss, adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 443 Golden
Gate Av
CI'LYEK J. H,, secretary Mechanics Institute, 31
Post, Telephone Main 1019, r. 1111 Clay, Telephone
East 479
CulvtnJohn O., Post Office Inspector, 78c U. S. Ap-
praisers Bldg, 4th floor, r. Palo Alto
Culver Marg-aret, widow, r. 206A Ninth
ClJLVi^K MARSHALL 1., secretary- Inter Nos and
Granite Mutual Building and Loan Associations, r.
1186 Park, Alameda
Cl'LVER O. B. «IE <"0. (Orrin B. Culver) maniifac-
turers' agents, 35 New Montgomery, room 32
Culver Oliver L., laborer, r. 31 Tenth
Culver Orrin B. (O. B. Culver & Co.) r. Oakland
Culver Rose J. Miss, r. 226 Twelfth
Culver Stanley Z., stenographer M. Cooney, r. 2415
Green
Culver William H., bookkeeper Cluett Coon & Co., r.
Berkeley
Cuh er William L., bookkeeper Frank Bros., r. Oakland
Culver William S. , carpenter, r. 1068 Howard
8®~ Culver. See Colver
Culverwell George F., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell Joseph E., teamster, r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell Kate Miss, teacher Trinity School, r. 3004
Sacramento
Culverwell Richard S., resident engineer S. P. Co., r.
3004 Sacramento
Cunianisch Matthew, milker, r. 621 Commercial
CU.MBACH >VILLIAM E., manager Pacific Coast
Branch Troy Laundry Machinery Co. (Limited) 583
Mission, r. Alameda
I'lINBERLAXD COAL CO.. John L. Howard presi-
dent, Denton D. Stark secretary, 3 California, room
21, Telephone Drumm 37
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHINESE
.MISSIO.M, Mrs. Naomi B. Sitton superintendent, 3
Clay Av
Cumbers Alfred E., clerk Marcuse & Remmel, r. Ala-
meda
Cumbers George W. , salesman Eisen Vineyard Co. , r.
Alameda
Cumisky James, tillerman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway
iK^Cumisky. See Comisky and Cumminsky
Cumming Alexander M., insurance, 305 California, r.
Fruitvale
Cumming Andrew J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 3120
California
Cunnning David (George Cumming & Co.) r. Chicago
Cumming George (George Cumming & Co.) r. 20 Fell
Cumming George, marine surveyor, 305 California, r.
Fruitvale
CUMMING GEORGE & CO.
(Cii'oree. l>a>ld and .Joseph M. Cnmniine)
■iianataeturers of The Cumiuing Portable
Forge aud the Cnmiiiing Hand Blo\«er,
Hydraulic Marhinerr, etc., l!< fell, opp.
cor I euth and Market
Cumming George M., draughtsman, 3623 Sixteenth
Cumming Joseph M. (George Cumming & Co.)r. 20 Fell
Cummings Adelia, widow, r. 436 Brannan
Cummings Alexander, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. 305 Turk
Cummings Alexander, clerk Motive Power and Machin-
ery Dept S. P. Co., r. 202 Oak
CMmmings Alice Mrs., furnished rooms, 431 Geary
Cummings Annie Mrs., r. 446 B'annan
Cummings Benjamin, fireman stmr Acapulco
Cummings B. F., r. 1364 Market
Cuniniiugs Bryan J., car repairerS. PCo., r. 8S Sheridan
( 'unnnings Charles, president Pneumatic Power Co., 819
Market, room 45, r. Oakland
Cummings Charles, stenographf r, r. 817 Howard
Cummings Charles E., tanner Filer & Lawrence, r. E s
San Bruno Av nr Army
Ul
DIXON, B0BGE80H HO. SHOW GftSES
3T MARKEIT ST., S,
TH'-^ USHNDS '^URED (For particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register^
bv.h^wktb'rst.t HIGHL-KrSlD SPRINGS
CUM
442
CUN
Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
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428 California Street
Cunnnings Christopher, foreman Isaac Levy, r. 1012
Railroad Av
Cunimings Daniel H., cooper George VVindeler, r. 18 J
Chesley
Cummings David G., expressman Alms House
Cummings Daniel K , laborer, r. 7 Victor
Cummings David, carpenter, r. 229 East
Cummings Edward, teamster, r. 622 Fourth
Cummings Ellen C, domestic 568 Hofiman Av
Cummings Emma, widow, r. 18 Chesley
Cummings Eva, widow, furnished rooms, 620 Golden
Gate Av
Cummings Findley, wood turner Andrew Wilkie, r. Ala-
meda
Cummings Fleata Miss, saleslady, r. 117 Jones
Cummings Frank, clerk, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
Cunmiings Frank, truckman Truck 2, r. 436 Braniian
Cummings Frank Mrs., proprietor The Marchioness, 160
Golden Gate Av
Cummings Frank J., driver, r. 2300 Market
Cummings George A., carpenter, r. 138 Fiairth Av
Cummings George H., machinist, r. 114 McAllister
Cummings Henry K., weigher, r. 64 Meriitt
Cummings Henry O., fireman Clatsop Mill Co.,r. 1900
Powell
Cummings Isabella, widow, r. 1925 Webster.
Cummings James, floorman R. B. Milroy & Co., r. 1350
Market
Cummings James, gripmau Cal. St. RR., r. 14 Lynch
Cumminy-s James, laborer, r. 1021 Fl irida
Cunmiinys James, specialist, r. 303 Third
Cumniinjis James E., carpenter, r. 1324 Mission
Cunimin;^'s James F., horseshoer John Ewing, r. 82S Ala-
bama
Cummings James H., stock dealer, r.E s San Jose Road,
nr Sickles Av, Ocean View
Cummings James J., carjjenter, r. 828 Alabama
Cummings James J., packer Justinian Caire, r. Ala-
meda
Cummings John, driver Laurel Vale Dairy, r. SVV cor
Moulton and Buchanan
Cummings John, fireman, r. 2 Washington
Cummngs John Mrs., furnished rooms, 431 Geary
Cummings John H., foreman A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
Fifteenth Av South, nr Railroad Av
Cummings John H., dental student, r. 1402 Bush
Cummings Jnlm J., teamster, r. 18.V Chesley
€1 ;iI.1IlN<;.x< .lll»E E., dentist, office and r. 1402
Bush
Cummings Lawrence, laborer, r. 706 Natoma
Cummings Margaret A., widow, r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Cummings Martin, laborer, r. 246 Clementina
Cummings Martin J., second hand furniture, 1646 Mis-
sion
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 573 Minna
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 618i Post
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 1506 Sacramento
Cummings Mary Mrs. , r. 117 Jones
Cummings Mary E. , widow, r. 402 Grove
Cummings May" Mrs., r. 191 Hyde
Cummings Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 410 Third
Cummings Minnie Mrs. , r. 434 Sixth
Cummings M. P. F., Mrs., widow, r. 236 Shotwell
Cummings P., electrician Market St. Ry
Cummings P. & Son (Patrick and Thomas) horseshoers,
2613 Bush
Cummings Patrick (P. Cummings & Son) r. 1411 Lyon
Cummings Patrick, street paver, r. 1413 Alabama "
Cummings Quincy C, clerk Genl. Pass, and Ticket Dept
S. P. Co., r. 1012 Page
Cummings R. D., r. 2308 Market
Cummings Richard, gardener, SW cor Haightand Pierce
Cummings Susanna, widow, r. Alms House
Cummings Sydney A., teamster, r. 638 Minna
Cummings Thomas (P. Cummings & Son) r. 1411 Lyon
Cummings Thomas E., driver Peter Garrity, f. 110
Sixth
Cummings Walter B. , commission, 405 Montgomery,
room 5
Cummings William, assent, r. 100 J' nes
Cummings William, nurse, r. 1147 Harrison
Cummings William Jr. (Cummings" Sons) r. Alameda
Cummings William F., marine engineer, r. 2.62J Harri-
son
Cummings William G. , teamster, r. 18 Chesley
Cummings William M., watchmaker Landecker & Gru-
ber, r. Alameda
Cummings * Sons (William Cummings Jr.) jewelers, 327
Kearny
Cummins Anna Mrs., clerk Genl. Freight Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1209 Octavia
Cummins Christopher, woolpuUer, r. 1012 Railroad Av
Cummins Ge rge W. , clerk Shot Tower, r. East Oak-
land
Cummins James, bartender Hiram D. Deafraa, r. SW cor
Seventh Av and D
Cummins James J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 716
Cummins John J., carpenter, 1642J 1
Cummins John T., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 2657 Howard
Cummins Patrick J. Rev., pastor St. Charles Borromeo
Church, r. 390 Shotwell
Cummin < Patrick S., longshoreman, r. 1642 J Mission
Cummins Samuel W. , plumber, r. 26 Turk
Cummins Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 1003
Tennessee
Cummins William T., chief clerk Land Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 507 Oak
^-g" Cummins. See Commins, Comyns and Cummings
Cumminsky Joseph B., porter The Pac. Transfer Co., r.
570a Folsom
8^" Cumminsky. See Comisky
Cunane Frank E , bookkeeper Hart Bros., r. 867 Brj-ant
Cunane Peter, r. 867 Bryant
lU.VlRD ROV.4L BI.4.IL .STE.l]ll!<^HIP CO..
Williams, Dimond & Co. -agents, 20^ Market, Tele-
phone Main 55
Cundifif Carroll, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 916 20th
Cundy Thomas, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Cuieen James, teamster S. Jacob, r. 417 Grove
Cuneo Albert, restaurant keeper, r. 937 Fifteenth
Cuneo Andrew C. workman (j. S. Mint, r. 420 Montgom-
ery Av
Cuneo Angelo (Queirolo & Co.) r. 511 Green
Cuneo Antone, carpenter, r. 326 Arlington
Cuneo Antonio, carpenter, r. 48 Erie
Cuneo Bartolomeo (Vanoni & Cuneo) r. 146 Second
Cuneo Bartolomeo, scavenger, r. 604 Chestnut
Cuneo C, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Cuneo C. & Co. (Celestino Cuneo and B. Giacopetti)
liquors, 611 Jackson
Cuneo Celestino (C. Cuneo & Co.) r. 1112 Kearny
Cuneo Charles (Cuneo & Daneri) r. 31 rj Lombard
Cuneo Charles, commission, r. 630 Broadway
CuneoCharles, laborer, r. 508 Vallejo
Cuneo Charles, macaroni maker Queirolo & Co., r. .'.11
Green
Cuneo Charles, peddler, r. 430 Vallejo, rear
Cuneo David, student, r. 615 Bay
Cuneo Domenico, carpenter, r. 416 Fifth
Cuneo Domenico, peddler, r. 1031 Montgomery
Cuneo Eugene, boxmaker, r. 184 Vande water
Cuneo Frank, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 732 Union
Cuneo Frank, laborer, r. 9 Moulton PI
Cuneo Frank, laborer, r. 2509 Jones
Cuneo Frank, peddler, r. 102 Freelon
Cuneo Frank, teamster, 318 Market
Cuneo Frank J., collector Madison & Burke, r. 510 Fi-;ui-
cisco
Cuneo Giovanni, interpreter, r. 1807 Dupont
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.^lf.r^'-.^rr^fc
MftGlG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBREW5
109 Montgomery St.
CUN
443
CUN
Cuneo Giuseppe (Cuneo & Isola) r. 714 Front
Cuneo Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 320 Vallejo
Cuneo Henry, laborer, r. 430 Green
Cuneo Hippolyte, foreman molder Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 502 Clement
Cuneo John, r. 1416 Kearny, rear
Cimeo John, baker Queirolo & Co., r. 511 Green
Cuneo John, barber Seymour Miller, r. 826 Bush
Cuneo John, teamster, r. 406 Vallejo
Cuneo Joseph (C\ineo & Costa) r. 615 Bay
Cuneo Joseph, barber, 1405 Dupont, r. 1505 Dupont
Cuneo Joseph, liquors, 635 Union, r. 716 Front
Cuneo Joseph, teamster, r. 1906 Powell
Cuneo Josephine Miss, r. 184 Vandewater
Cuneo Louis, butcher, 537 Fourth, r. 529 Fourth
Cuneo Louis, carpenter, r. 2433 Howard
Cuneo Louis, teamster, r. 190r, Powell
Cuneo Madeline, widow, r. 615 Bay
Cuneo Micele, scavenger, r. 8a Jasper PI
Cuneo Michael, clerk, r. 822 Broadway
Cuneo Michael, winemaker, r. 222 Francisco, rear
€l'.\EO riETRO, wines and liquors, N s Lake, nr
Thirteenth Av
Cuneo Rinalde J., clerk F. Costa, r. 630 Broadway
Cuneo Stephen, housemover, r. 525 Bay
Cuneo Thomas, peddler, r. 508 Vallejo
Cuneo Thomas, wood and coal, 531 Pine, r. 602 Stockton
Cuneo Theresa, widow, r. 184 Vandewater
Cuneo & Costa (Joseph Cuneo and Giacomo Costa) real
estate agents, 5 Montgomery Av
Cuneo & Daneri (Charles Cuneo and Frank G. Daneri)
fish, 5 Clay St Market
Cimeo & Isola (Giuseppe Cuneo and Paolo Isola)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and Virginia
Av
Cuney John, president Ostrander Repeating Gun Co.,
oflSce 406 Montgomery, room 6, r. Palace Hotel
Cunfeiman Nicolas, r. 448 Twenty-sixth
Cunha Firmino J. (Cunha & Sarmentojr. Oakland
Cunha Manuel, restaurant, 646 Clay, r. 906 Jackson
Cunha Manuel D., r. 1333^ Natoma
Cunha & Sannento (Firmino J. Cunha and Antonio A.
Sarmento) clothing, 319 Drumm
Cuniflfe George W., laborer Schickram & Cronister, r.
559 Bryant
Cunisich Anton, foreman L. G. Sresovich & Co. , r. 317
Green, rear
Cunisich Giacomo, fisherman, r. 317 Green, rear
Cunisich Giovanni, laborer, r. 317 Green, rear
Cunliffe John, upholsterer, r. Alms House
Cunliffe Mary Miss, hair dresser, 1425 Sacramento
Cunniff Annie, domestic 2011 Buchanan
Cunniff Catherine, widow, r. 24 Twenty-fourth
Cunniff William A., r. 1807 San Carlos Av
8^- Cunniff. See Coniff, Conniff, Cuniff and Kenniff
€lJ.\XIN4>iHAitI A. AIICHIE, analytical chemist,
229 Geary, r. 25171 Sacramento
Cunningham' A. J. Miss, cashier Rivers Bros., r. 2408
Folsom
Cunningham Alexander, carpenter, r. 118 Mississippi
Cunningham Alvira Mrs., r. iHK Third
Cunningham Andrew, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Cimningham Andrew, teamster, r. 66 Clementina
CVNNIXOHAM ANDREW C. manager Acme En-
graving Co., 436 Montgomery, r. Fruitvale
Cimningham Ann, widow, r. 1144 Folsom
Cunningham Anne, domes'ic 1015 California
Cunningham Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1812^ Geary
Cunningham Arthur, porter New Western Hotel
Cunningham Bernard, motomian, r. 766 San Jose Av
Cunningham C, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Clough
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Cunningham Charles, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Oak-
land
Cumiingham Clementina L. , widow, r. 2211 Van Ness
Av
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3tt% HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE ONITED STjlTES BREWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGEP BEEP
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
CTNNINOHAM, CURTISS A' WEl€II (Mrs. M. H.
Cunningham, Edwin B. Curtiss and Samuel B.
Welch) imporiers and jobbers hooks and station-
ery, SW cor Sansome and Sacramento, Telephone
Main 858
Cunningham C. W., carpenter, r. 309 Sacramento
Cunningham E. C, conductor Pullman Car Co., r. 1045
Market
Cunningham Edward, fireman, r. 213 Scott
Cunningham Elizabeth Miss, r. 3 Alice, rear
Cunningham Ellen, widow, r. 620^ Natoma
Cunningham Elmer L., laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Alabama
Cunningham Frank, machine operator, r. 1921a Howard
Cunningham Frank J., bartender Henry Whitman, r.
2213 Powell
Cunningham George, cook, r. 27 Bernard
Cunningham George A. , laborer, r. 114c Juniper
Cunningham George H., foreman distributor La Grande
Laundry, r. 1436 Mission
Cunningham George L., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.
Oakland
Cunningham Gregory, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Bay bet Laguna and Buchanan
Cunningham Hannah, widow, r. N s York bet Center
and EI Dorado
Cuiinin ham Harold, r. 715 Hyde
Cunningham Harry, painter, r. 2408 Folsom
Cunningham Henry, engineer tug Sea Queen, r. 117
Jones
Cunningham Henry, hamessmaker Charles S. Ewing,
r. 28 Converse
Cunningham Henry, teamster Charles Harlel}' Co., r.
491 Fourth
Cunningham Howard F., bookkeeper, r. 1822 Devisu-
dero
Cunningham Hugh, asphaltum worker, r. 19a Pres-
ton PI
Cunningham Hugh, fireman stmr Alameda, r. 81 Natoinu
Cunningham Hugh L. sawyer, r. 337 Jersey
Cunningham J. A., agent New Y'^ork Life Ins. Co.
Cunningham James, r. 1144 Folsom
Cunningham James, bricklajer, r. 340 Seventh
Cunningham James, coal passer stmr Mariposa
Cunningham James, carriage painter, r. 2408 Folsom
Cunningham James, laborer, r. 815 Minnesota
Cunningham James, seaman, r. 314 Beale
Cunningham James wool sorter, r. 2213 Powell
Cunningham James A., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. 1226 Pine
Cunningham James H. , gardener Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Cunningham Jeremiah L., trimmer Edison L'ght and
Power Co., r. 18 Grove Av
Cunningham J. H., master mariner, r. 7 Vassar PI
Cunningham John, r. 227 Langton
Cunningham John, r. 555 Bryant
Cunningham John, r. 1104 Green
Cunningham John, r. SW cor Silver Av and Craut
Cunningham John, boatman, r. 316 Beale
Cunningham John, bricklayer, r. 841 Harrison
Cunn ngham John, carpenter, r. 209 Gough
Cunningham John, expressman, r. 306 Fremont
Cunningham John, fireman, r. 117f Perry
Cunningham John, groceries and liquors, 631 Fell
Cunningham John, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Cunningham John, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner aii<l
Waller
C^unningham John, teamster, r. 911 Buchanan
Cunningham John Mrs., with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Bay
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Cunningham John F., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
G Cleveland
Cunningham John F. , groceries, 14 Clay, r. 2412 Sutter
Cunningham John G. , clerk Sunset Tel. and Tel. Co. , r.
726b Ashbury
Cunningham John J., bookkeeper, r. 841 Harrison
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Cunningham John J., engineer, r. 1724J Lj-on
Cunningham John J., wood and coal, 124 Twentv-fourth,
r. 126 Twenty-fourth
Cunningham John L. , electrician, r. 18 Oak Grove Av
Cunningham John M., capitalist, office 39 Sutter, r. 2829
Pacific Av
Cunningham Joseph, clerk P. J. Silk, r. 4 Precita Av
Cunningham Joseph, student, r. 227 Douglass
Cunningham Joseph, teamster, r. 6 Cleveland
Cunningham Joseph H. (Dorey & Cunningham) r. 1104
Green
Cunningham Kate, domestic 2620 Buchanan
Cunningham Kitty Miss, dressmaker, r. 620| Natoma
Cunningham LawTence, cashier Shea, Bocqueraz & Co. ,
r. 2620J Sutter
Cu minsham Laura Mrs., artist, r. 2613 Mission
Cunningham Lewis P., bartender, r. 2408 Folsom
Cunningham Lizzie, domestic 10 Liberty
Cunningham Lizzie, waitress Henry Nemnann, r. 66
Clementina
Cunningham Lizzie Miss, clerk Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 2814 Laguna
Cunningham Mabel, widow, r. 1426 Twenty-sixth
CuimiTighani Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 138i Clara
Cunningham Margaret Miss, ironer Neustadter Bros., r.
410 Grove
Cunningham Mary, domestic 2108 Jackson
Cunningham Mary, widow, r. 138| Clara
Cunningham Mary, widow, r. 213 Scott
Cuimingham Mary Miss, mangier La Grande Laundry, r.
1C05 Stevenson
Cunningham Mary A. Miss, stenographer William J.
Landers, r. 1511a Jackson
Cunninarham Mary B. Mrs., adjuster LT. S. Mint, r. 1714
Market
Cunningham Mary E., domestic 1737 Sutter
Cunningham Mary H., widow, r. 2518 Broadway
Cuimingham Maurice, shoecutter, r. 138| Clara"
Cunningham M. G. Miss, stenographer Vermont Marble
Co., r. 306 Grove
Cunningham M. H. Mrs. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch)
r. 2518 Broadway
Cunningham Michael, cooper, r. 322 Eighteenth
Cunningham Michael, salesman Gould & Jaudin, r. 908
Sansome
Cunningham Michael, teamster, r. 20 Garden
Cunningham Michael J., painter, r. W s York nr Six-
teenth
Cunningham Milton, plasterer, r. 2623 Sutter
Cunningham Mollie Miss, r. 1353 Folsom
Cunningham Mollie Miss, seamstress Philip Schoelles, r.
Potrero
Cuimingham Nathaniel F., copyist Recorder's office, t:
102 Eili-.
Cunningham Owen, peddler, r. 52 Jessie, rear
Cunningham Patrick, carpenter, r. 28 Gilbert
Cunningham Patrick, longshoreman, r. 922 Battery
Cunningham Patrick, longshoreman, r. 808 Sansome
Cunningham Patrick, shoemaker, r. 4 Precita Av
Cunningham Paul J., driver Wiester & Co., r. 2408
Folsom
Cunningham Peter, marine engineer, r. 208 Drumm
Cunningham Peter, seaman, r. 337 Jersey
Cunningham Peter K., glasscutter, 10 Stevenson, r. 14S
Natoma
Cunningham Philip J., clerk Bovd, Fifie'd & Hoburg, r.
1226 Pine
Cunningham R. D., carrier Post Office, r. 1325 Wash-
ington
Cunningham Richard C, r. 306 Grove
Cunningham Richard C, packer Friedrichs & Co., r. 322
Eighteenth
Cunningham Robert, driver Harvey & Johnson, r. 2614
Mis>ion
Cunningham Robert, calker, r. 1921a Howard
Cunningham Robert M., machinist, r. 1939 Clay
Cunningham Robert S., policeman, r. 334 Hickorv Av
Cunningham Robert V. , asst bookkeeper C. W. Craig &
Co., r. 306 Grove
Cunningham Rose, domestic 720 Fourteenth
Cunningham Samuel, hostler, r. 3109 Sixteenth
Cunningham Sarah D., widow, r. 1325 Washington
Cunningham Stephen, tailor, 808 Howard
Cunningham Stephen J., dental student, i-. 1521 Cali-
fornia
Cunningham Tessie E. Miss, type wTiter Graham Steno-
graphic Bureau, r. 1921a Howard
Cunningham Thomas, hackman, r. 383 Dolores
CJunningham Thomas, teamster, r. 911 Buchanan
Cunningham Thomas B., real estate, 4111 California,
rooms 2-8, r. 608 Chestnut
Cunningham Thomas F , driver, r. 454 Tehama
Cunningham Thomas H., painter Cal. Car VVks, r. 2408
Folsom
Cunningham Thomas J., clerk, r 4 Precita Av
Cunningham Ihomas J., inspector Fire Underwriters'
Bureau, r. East Oakland
Cunningham Thomas S., telegraph operator, r. 2814
Laguna
Cunningham William, bartender, r. 1402 Pacific
Cunningham William, paper carrier, r. 1705 San Carlos
Cunningham William, quartermaster stmr Colima
Cunningham William, receiving teller Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 536 Polk
Cunningham William, teamster S. P. Co., r. 1413
Twenty-third
Cunningham William E , engineer Engine 7, r. 411 Va-
lencia
Cunningham William P., salesmvn Hinz & Landt, r.
935 Sutter
d^Cunninirham. See Coningham
Cupfer Frederick, druggist, r. 1828 Market
Cupp Willie V. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Cupple David L., bookkeejjer Cal. Wire Wks. r. 1020'
Sacrament
Cupples Samuel, Wooden Ware Co. (St Louis, Mo.)
A. E. Dunham agent, 116 California, room 7
Curby Maggie, widow, r. 224 fourth
Curby Michael, liborer, r. 244 Clementina
Curdy Henrj-, painter. Eighth and Market, r. 116 I>a-
guna
Curdv Micheal J., teamster, r. 2413 Pacific Av
Curien Emil, barber, 744 Fourth
Curien Philibert, barber, 630 Fourth
Curieux Charle,s miner, r. 712 Seventeenth
Curieux Charles Jr., jeweler T. Musgrave & Co., r. 712
Seventeenth
Curieux Emma G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 712 Seventeenth
Curieux Louise F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 712 Seventeenth
Curieux William H., carpenter, r. 712 Seventeenth
Curjoal Victor, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Curlett James, insurance agent, r. 820 Church
CVRLETT >VILLIAM, architect, 314-316 Phelan
Bldg, r. San Rafael
Curley Anna Miss, r. 128 Locust Av
Curley Annie, widow, r. 519 Shotwell
Curley Bridget, widow, r. SW cor Filbert and Baker
Curley Bridget M., groceries, 2823 Geary
Curley Catherine, widow, r. 68J Everett
Curley Catherine, widow, r. 446 Fulton
Curley Daniel, miner, r. Alms House
Curley Daniel, teamster, r. 114 Alabama
Curley Delia, widow, r. 119 Page
Curley Edwin T., contractor, r. 704 Linden Av
Curley Frank, blacksmith, r. 223 Point Lobos Av
Curley Frank J., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 129 Cumber-
land
Curley James, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 119S Chatta-
nooga
Curley James, teamster, r. 1008 Thirteenth Av South
Curlev James P., shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 3016
Pine
Curley James T., elevator operator, r. 129 Cumberland
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Curley J. H. & Co. (John H. Curley) merchant tailors,
846 Market
Curley John, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Cnrley John, i. 705a Hayes
Ciu-ley John, bookbinder Mysell & Rollins, r. 13 Russell
Curley John, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1130 How-
ard
Curley John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 10c Dore
Curley John F., meterman, r. 22 Mariposa Terrace
Curley John F., keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 705a Hayes
Curlej John H. (J. H. Curley &; Co.) r. 1008a Golden
Gate Av
Curley John J., chief engineer stmr Gold, r. Lorin, Cal.
Curley John J., teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 9 Russell
Curley John P., carpenter, r. SE cor Eighth Av and I
Curley John R., bookbinder, r. 9 Russell
Curley John W., teamster, r. SW cor Filbert and Baker
Curley Maggie, domestic 1705 Buchanan
Curley Martin J. , teamster, r. SW cor Filbert and Baker
Curley Mary Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 15c
Dore
Curley Michael, r. 1209J Bush
Curley Michael, laborer, r. 308^ Minna
Curley Michael, trackman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
3016 Pine
Curley Michael T., driver Studebaker Bros.,r. 1401 Mar-
ket
Curley Patrick, grii)man Market St. Ry, r. 526^ Jersey
Curlev Patrick, horseshoer, r. 5 Miller PI
Curley Patrick, laborer, r. 218^ Willows Av
4Jurley Patrick, stableman Market St Ry, r. 32 Clara
Curley Patrick, teamster J. Kelso, r. 114 Alabama
Curley Peter, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 5361"
Curley Sadie Miss, candy maker J. Seidl & Co. , r. 68i
Everett
Curley Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchanan
Curley Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Filbert and Baker
Curley Thomas, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Curley Thomas, plumber, r. 3016 Pine
Curley Thomas, waiter Russ House
Curley Thomas F., press- '.an, r. 9 Russell
Curley Thomas F., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 11
Nineteenth
Curley Thomas H., bookkeeper, r. 446 Fulton
Outley Thomas J. (Curley & Wolf) r. 758 Oak
CurleV William, r, 445 Natoma
Curley William F. , policeman, r. Alms House
Curley William T., liquors, SE cor Eighth Av and I
CUnLEY & WOLF (Thomas J. Carley
aud .loliu A. Uull> merchant tailors,
«a3 Market, Telephone Main 1367
l^"Curley. See Corley
Culling E. J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. 115 Eu-
genia
Cunna Anton, track sweeper Market St. Ry, r. Ocean
View
Cunna Charles, track sweeper Market St. Ry, r. 14 Louisa
Curiiow George, barber, 226 First, r. 3 Tehama
Curon Frank, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Curragh John M. , dentist, 313 Kearny
Curran Ann, widow, r. 2 Auburn
Curran Anthony, plumber Cavagnaro & Ravani, r. 2
Auburn
Curran Bernard, r. 268 Minna
Curran Catherine Miss, clerk Nolan Bros. , r. 2973 Har-
rison
Curran Charles, tailor, r. 28 Eighth
Curran Daniel, laborer, r. 2811 Geary
Curran Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1012 Battery
Curran Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 2811 Geary
Curran Daniel J., carriage trimmer, r. 310 Waller
Curran Daniel L., laborer Golden Gate Park
Curran Daniel S., clerk Post Office, r. 213 Point Lobos Av
Curran Delia Mrs. , r. 3 Marye Terrace
Curran E., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1209J Bush
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7W!l7?RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
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Telephone West 144. H 1 3 EDDY ST.
Curran Edward, asst janitor Mutual Life Big, r. 110
Silver
Curran Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Curran Francis E., engineer, r. 906 Illinois
Curran Frank, bartender H. Atzeroth & Co., r. 219
Tenth
Curran George T., butcher, 833 Central Av, r. 211 Point
Lobos Av
Curran Hugh, proprietor Golden Eagle Hotel, NW cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Curran Hugh E., clerk Golden Eagle Hotel
Curran Hugh L. (Daly & Curran) r. 524 Geary
Curran Isaac, tailor, r. 3 Caroline
Curran James, longshoreman, r. 1110 Hampshire
Curran James, teamster, r. 410 Grove
Curran James, wood and coal, 1460 Market, r. 1239J
Market
Curran James, woodworker California Rattan Co., r. 54
Tehama
Cu"ran James A., blacksmith Tullio J. Argenti, r. 2942
Mission
Curran James B. , teamster, r. Royal House
Curran James E., missionary, r. 213 Flond Av
Curran John, asst superintendent Pacific Telegraph and
Telephone Co., r. 1828 Eddy
Curran John, groceries and liquors, 1419 Folsom
Curran John, laborer, r. 436J Clementina
Currjin John, longshoreman, r. 36 Ritih
Curran John, longshoreman, r. 221 Vallejo
Curran John E., salesman, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Curran John F., with James Curran, r. 12391 Market
Curran John J., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1805a Du-
pont
Curran John M., foreman Keyston Bros., r. 121 Eureka
Curran John W., traveling salesman Triest & Co., r. Port-
land, Oregon
Curran Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 410 Grove
Curran Maggie, domestic 1125 Geary
Curran Mary, widow, r. 45 J Gilbert
Curran Mary, widow, r. 321J Clementina
Curran Mary, widow, r. 2973 Harrison
Curran Marj' Miss, dressmaker, Mrs. B. M. Brown, r. 8i
Golden Gate Av
■ Curran Michael, r. 11 Ivy Av
Curran Michael, baker, r. 2838 Mission
Curran Michael, expressman, r. 387 Arlington
Curran Nora, widow, r. 410 Grove
Curran Patrick, carpenter, r. 50 Tehama
Curran Simon, laborer, r. 11 Decatur
CIIRR4M THOM.4S E., attorney at law, 184-185
Crocker BIdg, r. 816 Twenty-fifth
Curran Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 927
Elizabeth
Curran Timothy, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co. ,
r. 1202 Valencia
Curran William, cooper, r. 1760 Harrison
Curran William, fireman, r. 527 Second
Curi-an William, Jaborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 713,V
Clementina
Curran William, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 430|^
RingolH
Curran William F., extraman Engine 23, r. 3022 Wash-
ington
Curran P., satchel maker, r. 24^ Elgin Park Av
Curran Winifred C, candy and notions, 231 Fifteenth
8®" Curran. See Curren and Currin
Curres Maggie, dianestic 1306 California
Currey George T., jjorter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1804 Market
Currey John, capitalist, 405 Montgomery, room 6, r.
Palace Hotel
Currey John, insurance, 14 Sansome, room 5
Currey Joseph E., collector J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 1006
Geary
Currey Samuel T. , carpenter, r. 1003 Powell
K^ Currey. See Currie and Curry
Currid Jolin H., cardriver, r. 125 Henry
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Currie Adam, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 28
Hawthorne
Currie Allie, widow, r. 1919a Howard
Currie Arthur M. , clerk, r. 1308 Grove
Currie Cornelius, laborer, r. 729 Baj'
Currie Donald, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
421 Twenty-ei^ht
Currie Frank P., machinist Western Sugar Refinerj-, r.
ft9 Hoff Av
Currie Henry L., carpenter, r. 1308 Grove
Currie James, expressman, r. 538i Ninth
Currie J. Archie, carpenter, r. 421 Twenty-eighth
Currie Joseph S., bookkeeper Pac. Imp. Co., r. 24 Fell
Currie Minnie, chambermaid Russ House
Currie R. Elmer, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 421 Twenty-eight
Currie Robert, centractor and builder, 16 Post, r. 1308
Grove
Currie Susie E. Mrs., widow, r. 533 Geary
^-^'Currie. See Currey and Curry
Currier A. , stewardess stmr Santa Rosa
Currier Albert J., driver, r. 611 Polk
Currier Amos, picture dealer, r. 611 Polk
Currier Benjamin, hoseman Engine 3, r. 131.5 Califor-
nia
Currier Charles H. , block and pump maker, 28 Market,
r. 816 Grove
Currier Charles H. Jr., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 816
Grove
Currier Christopher B., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 921^ Geary
Currier Ernest, picture dealer, r. 611 Polk
Currier Edward W., designer and taxidermist, 120
Sutter, r. Alameda
Currier Eliza A., widow, r. 711J Minna
Currier Frank J. , adjusting room U. S. Mmt, r. Berkeley
Currier George A., carriage painter, r. 1812 Market
Currier George F. , clerk, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier G. W., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 728 Lott
CURRIER J.4MES P., president Carlson, Currier
Co., 6-8 Sutter
<'IJRRIER JOHN C, treasurer Veteran's Home As-
sociation, 320 Sansonie, room 13, r. Oakland
Currier John M., memorandum clerk U. S. Mint, r. 37
Valparaiso
Currier Joseph H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,r. 2112
Taylor
Currier Maggie H. Mrs. , teacher Starr King Primary
S hool, r. 2012 Taylor
Currier Mary E., widow, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier Nathaniel, contractor, r. 3518.^ Sixteenth
Currier Thomas F., hostler, r. 1304 Golden Gate Av
Currier William B., barber Miller & Fauth, r. 711J
Minna
Currin James W., varieties, 1328 Howard
B^" Currin. See Curran and Curren
('urrington D. R., laborer Cal. Fruit Evaporating Co.,
r. 112 Washington
Currivan James, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
Sunny Side
Curry A." A., adjuster Gas Consumers Assn, r. 233
O'Farrell-
Curry Allen, clerk George Nichols, r. 141 Steuart
Curry Andrew, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Curry Austin L., tape worm specialist, 930 Market
<'liRRV CHARIiES F., County Clerk, New City
Hall, 1st floor, r. 789 Stevenson
Curry Charles H. M.. Grand Reporter Knights of Honor,
47 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 789 Stevenson
Curry Daniel, laborer, r. 26 Minna
Curry Daniel, painter, r. 445 Guerrero
Curry Edward J. (Curry & Bohan) r. 1726 Lyon
Curry Ellen, widow, r. 738 Twenty-third
Curry Ellen, widow, r. Tenth Av South nr P
Curry Fannie, widow, r. 3 Morrell PI
Curry Frank, brakeman S. P. Co. , r. 650 Fourth
Curry Frank, clerk Geo. Marcus & Co., r. 16 Bonita
Curry Gay L. , liusmith W. W. Montague &Ca, r. 413
O'Farrell
Curry George, with California Casket Co., r. 1708 Fol-
som
Curry Hugh, laborer, r. 26 Bennington
Curry James, conductor, r. 2132 Broderick
Curry James, engineer, r. 20 Masonic Av
Curry James, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. W s Tenth Av
South bet N and P
Curry James F., currier, r. 218 Twenty-second
Curry James M., agent Arizona Sandstone Co., office 16
Post, r. 19 Hatght
Curry James N. , stone dealer, r. 712 Franklin
Curry James P., carriagemaker William F. Murasky, r.
1028 Sacramento
Curry John, bartender, r. 329 Fifth
Curry John, lamplighter, r. 16 Bonita
Curry John, real estate, r. 444 Bryant
Curry John A., laborer, r. 16 Bonita
Curry John H., tailor Curry & Bohan, r. 1726 Lyon
Curry John J. , carpenter, r. 26 Bennington
Curry John J., compositor Chronicle, r. 621 Bush
Curry John W., bookkeeper, r. 444 Bryant
Curry L., clerk, r. Park Hotel
Curry Leonard M., watchman, r. 789 Stevenson
Curry Luke P. , machinist Corporation Yard S. F. F. D., r.
43S Twenty-third
Curry Maggie E. Miss., r. 445 Guerrero
Curry Margaret B. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 444 Bryant
Curry Margaret E. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 738 Twentv-third
€URRV MARTIN Us O., real estate, 126 Kearny,
room 43
Curry Mary, domestic 1144 Page
Curry Mary, domestic 2119 Buchanan
Curry Mary, widow, r. 1804 Market
Curry Nathmiel, clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 1715 Polk
Curry Patrick, gripman, r. 2132 Broderick
Curry Patrick H. , boilermaker, r. 31 Rausch
Curry Peter, gripman, r. 31061 California
Curry Peter H., boilermaker Ridson I. and L. Wks, r.
123 E'ldy
Curry Reuben H., manager Geyser Water Co., 1125 Mis-
sion, r. Berkeley
Curry Roger, lamplighter, r. 16 Bonita
Curry Thomas J., carpenter, r. 201 PljTnouth, Ocean
View
Curry Thomas P., driver, r. 26 Beniungton
Curry William H., hostler Edmond Joyce, r. 718 Valen-
cia
Curry William K., deputy County Clerk, r. 789 Steven-
son
CIIRRV A BOHAN (Edwarj' J. Curry and John
Bohant merchant tailors, 214 Bush
fl^Curry. See Currey and Currie
Curtaz Agatha Mrs., president Benj. Curtaz & Son,
16-20 O'Farrell, r. 50 Bartlett
Curtaz Benjamin, salesman Benj. Curtaz & Son, r. 424
O'Farrell
CURTAZ BENJ. & SON,
Mrs. A. Cortax president, H. J. Curtaz
secretary, Osear H. Curtaz treasurer, Pa-
eifie Coast agent* 8teck, Cliickering «fc
.Sons, Vose A Sons and Sterling Pianos,
Farrand tt Votey and Sterling organs,
agents for Wileox A White's symphony
and organs, 16-18-30 O'Farrell, Telephone
Main 1347
Curtaz Hannah, widow, r. 2517.^ Sutter
Curtaz Henry J., secretary Benj. Curtaz & Son, 16-20
O'Farrell, r. 2216 Steiner
Curtaz Oscar H., treasurer Benj. Curtaz & Son, 16-20
O'Farrell, r. 50 Bartlett
Curtaz Otto R., with Benj. Curtaz & Son, r. 50 Bartlett
Curtin Bartholomew J., laborer, r. 43 Perry
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
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ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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<'urtin Bartholomew M., porter C. Curtin, r. 39i Russ
t^Un I 111 Ui importer and dealer foreisii
aiul domestic dry goods, ladies' nnderM ear
and t'arnisliing goods, 911-913 .Market, r.
:UH Ellis
I'urtin Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Eleventh and
Bryant
CURTIN D. A.f notary pnblic, 24
Mills BIdK, 3d Itoor, Telephone 14«7, r.
35 Bennington, nr Tblrty-tirst
Curtin Daniel (James Curtin) r. 1123 Market
Curtin Daniel, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Curtin Daniel, peddler, r. 619 Jersey
Curtin Daniel V. , florist, r. 444 Sixth
Cnrtin David, laborer, r. 308 Day
Curtin David, tracklayer S. P. Co., r. 43 Perry
i'urtin David J., driver Matthews Bros. & Co., r. 21 Vir-
ginia Av
Curtin Edward H., traveling salesman, r. 847 Bryant
Curtin Geortre C, salesman C. Curtin, r 318 Ellis
Curtin James (Daniel, Michael and William Curtin) hard-
ware, 1123 Market
Curtin James M., groceries and liquors, 923 Howard
Curtin Jeremiah, teamster Or. Imp. Co., r. 982i Ham-
son
CI'KTIN JOHN, principal Curtin's Detective Agency,
328 Montgomery, room 21, r. 14 Turk
Curtin John, proprietor Fulton Hotel, 334 Main
Curtin John, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
Curtin John B., agent United Transfer Co. , r. NW cor
Eleventh and Bryant
Curtin John H., liquors, 648 Second
Curtin John M., waiter, r. 39i Russ
Curtin Joseph F., deputy U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
r. 597 Linden Av
Curtin Julia B., widow, groceries, 506J Natoma
■Curtin Michael (James Curtin) r. 1123 Market
Curtin Owen, boilermaker, r. NW' cor Eleventh and
Bryant
Curtin Patrick, r. 108 Jackson
Curtin Robert E., clerk C. Curtin, r. 433 Larkin
Curtin Samuel, waiter M. Tarabochia, r. 332 Fremont
Curtin Thomas, guard, r. 1336 Pacific
Curtin Thomas, stevedore, r. Alms House
Curtin W. E. steward stmr Umatilla
Curtin William (James Curtin) r. 1123 Market
Curtin William, laborer, r. 247 Second
Curtin William L. Mrs., r. 1406 Polk
4'VK'riN'S DETKCTIVE AtiENCl', John Curtin
principal, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Curtis Allen A., president Pacific Lumber Co., 6 Cali-
fornia, r. San Rafael
Curtis Annie, widow, r. 205 Cortland Av
Curtis Arthur, student, r. 2630 Folsom
Curtis Benjamin, basketmaker, r. Alms House
Curtis Belle Mrs., r. 31 Oak
Curtis Charles, sailmaker Brann & Prior, r. 1028
Twentieth
Curtis Charles M., traveling salesman Dunham, Carri-
gan & Haj'den Co., r. Los Angeles
Curtis Christopher S., safe superintendent Cal. Safe De-
posit and Trust Co., r. 1611 Leavenworth
Curtis Corinna M. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary
School, r. 722 Hayes
Curtis E. B. , watchman Pac. Lumber Co. , r. 1 20 Perry
Curtis Edward C, plumber, r. 1135 Folsom
Curtis E. E., journalist Chronicle, r. 2137 Howard
Curtis Elizabeth H., widow, r. 2526 California
Curtis Ella, widow, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
Curtis Emily Miss, principal Cal. School of Elocution
and Oratory, Young Men's Christian Assn Bldg, r.
664 Haight
<.;urtis Emily O. Mrs., r. 722 Hayes
Curtis Frank E., clerk A. Colman, r. 931b Howard
■Curtis Frank E., real estate, r. 511 O'Farrell
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Minilnous lacMiery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /\ATiO/\S DRi/\K
pred(^ri(;l(sbijr<5 ^a(5^rBeer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Curtis Frank G., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 622 Shot-
well
Curtis Frederick G., painter, r. 47 Third
Curtis George, master mariner, r. 328 Fremont
Curtis George D., watchman S. P. Co., r. 745 Seven-
teenth
Curtis George J., bartender Michael McLaughlin, r. 22
Harriet
Curtis Henry, electrician, r. 3 Golden PI
Curtis Henry, quartermaster stmr Gaelic, O. and O. SS.
Co
Curtis Henry C, clerk Charles L. Taylor, r. 1019 Larkin
Curtis Henry L., physician, office 746 Mission, r. 920
Ellis
Curtis Henry P. , steward Sacred Heart College
Curtis Howard C. , salesman Greenberg & Green berg, r.
115 Hayes
Curtis H. R., clerk Baldwin & Hammond
Curtis James M. (J. M. Curtis & Son) r. 3022 Clay
Curtis J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2517 J Sutter
Curtis Jennie Mrs., r. 1306b Powell
Curtis J. F. D., manager Mann & Wilson, r. 2813 Webster
CURTI:^ .1. M. •& SOi\ (James M. and Marvin)
gaugers and wine chemists, 123 California, room 27,
Telephone 690
CIIRTl!^ J. N., manager San Francisco LimiberCo.,
office under Nevada Bank, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine, r. The Berkshire
Curtis John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 8 Gough
CIIKTI8 JOHN, manager Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter
Curtis John, salesman T. H. Nelson, r. 121 Seventh
CIIRTI!^ .IOH!V B., secretary Hemme & Long Piano
Co., r. 1542 Page
Curtis John M., architect, 126 Kearny, room 51, r. 2321
Webster
Curtis John W. , secretary San Francisco and Los Angeles
RR. Co., 530 California
Curtis Jonathan, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r. 2731
Clay
Curtis Lena Miss, teacher music, 2517i Sutter
Curtis L. F. Mrs., r. 931b Howard
Curtis Margaret Miss, secretary Catholic Ladies' Aid So-
ciety, r. 1135 Folsom
Curtis Marvin (J. M. Curtis & Son) r. 1610 Lyon
Curtis Mary A. Mrs., mnfr herb ointment, r. 2654 Folsom
Curtis Metta Miss, secretary in charge Unitarian Head-
quarters and Book R jom, 300 Post, r. Oakland
Curtis Michael, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis M. J. (Curtis & Bowley) r. Sacramento, Cal.
Curtis Peter J. , Deputy Sheriff, r. 1009 Florida
Curtis Peter P., collector J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1135
Folsom
Curtis Richard, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 245 Mich-
igan
Curtis Richard, tanner, San Bruno Av nr Army, r. 2630
Folsom
Curtis Richard, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 307 Hayes
Curtis Richard V., attorney at law with John J. Dwyer,
38 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 26."<0 Folsom
Curtis R. J. Miss, r. 46 Silver
Curtis Robert H., physician, office and r. 1030 Post
Curtis Spencer N., manager The Densmore Typewriter,
115 Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Curtis Thomas, oil dealer, 24 Hayes, r. 664 Haight
Curtis Thomas J., driver Charles L. Hedemark & Co., r.
205 Cortland Av
Curtis Thimas J., porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 1017
Howard
Curtis Thomas M., foreman Oriental Warehouses, r. 2654
Folsom
Curtis Thomas R. , bookkeeper Haslett & Bailey, r. 2654
2010
Curtis Tobey Jr., clerk J. F. Crosett & Co.,
Folsom
Curtis William, clerk, r. 1028 Twentieth
Curtis William A. (Wood, Curtis & Co.) r. Sacramei
Cal.
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Cvirtis William B., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. Fruitvale
Curtis William B., secretary Bookbinders' Protective
Union, otfice 1517 Tvrent.v-fourth
Ctirtis W'illiam E., steward stmr I'mitilla, r. Alameda
CIRTIS WILLIAM G., assistant to general manager
and engineer Maintenance of Way Department S. P.
Co , r. 2623 Laguna
Curtis William G. , tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co. , r.
810 Humboldt
Curtis & Bowley(M. J. Curtis and Argil D. Bowleyi
financial agents, 32 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Curtiss Edwin B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch) r. Xew
York - -^
Curtiss Emily O., widow, r. 722 Hayes t— '2
Curtiss Lawrence, watchman Bay District Track
Curtoni Frank (Curtoni & Mitrovich) r. 615 Turk
t:urtoni Frank D., r. 615 Turk
Curtoni &^ Mitrovich (Frank Curtoni and Mark Mitro-
vich), fruits, 4*1 Turk
Curts Henn , harness maker John A. McKerron, r. 1143
Folsom
Curts John P., harnessmaker, r. 1143 Folsom
Curzons Henrv E., cutter Hart B«-os., r. Alameda
Cusack Frank T., reporter, r. 440^ Hayes
Cusack James, teamster, r. 15 Pea'l
Cusack Joseph, groceries and liquors, 71.t Brannan
Cusack Julia, domestic 1601 Gough
Cusack Margiiret Miss, clerk, r. 165 Peny
Cusack Mary A., widow, r. 165 Peny
Cusack Mary J. Mi^s, stenographer, r. 165 Peny
Cusack Michael, bricklayer, r. 223.V Solano
Cusack Richard, cook Bernard Conway, r. 863i Market
Cusack Thomas, calker, r. 2617 Harrison
f^ Cusack. See Cusick, Kusick and Kucich
Cusheon Edward W. D. , bookkeeper, r. 830 Bush
Cusheon Frederick C. , clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co. , r.
830 Bush
Cusheon Margaret, widow, r. 833 Bush
Cushing Allen D., secretarj- Ancient Order of Samaria,
21 Powell, r. Alameda
Cushing Catherine Miss, r. 276 Minna
Cushing C^harles A., mnfr gas stoves, 657 Mission, 1. 2418
Pacific Av
Cushing Charles D., citv agent Wm. J. Landers, 205 San-
some, r. 1618* Clav
CrSHIW CHABLE.«i S. (Mullany, Grant & Cu-sh-
in;<) attorney at law, 104 Sutter, r. 1669 Thirteenth,
Oakland
d'SHIXG CLIXTOX, physician, professor gjTiecol-
og\- Cooper Medical College, office and r. 636 Sutter
C"ushmV Edward, driver Wells Fargo & Co. ,r. 340 Duncan
Cushing Ellen Miss, school teacher, r. 1214 Laguna
Cushing Frank A. , assistant manager The California
Hotel, r. 475 Haight
Cushing Frank W., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
C'LSHIXO HEXKV A., proprietor Western Addition
Electrical Wks, 1704 Polk
Cushing James T., sawyer Andrew Wilkie, r. Berkeley
Cushing John W., traveling talesman J. B. PaceTobaccu
Co.,r. 2611 Howard
Cushing Joseph, collector S. P. Co., r. < »akland
Cushing Matthew, clerk D. B. Beaven, r. 1024 Twentieth
Cushing Russell, student, r. 443 Golden Gate At
C'l'SHIX<i S. B., vice-president Cushing- Wetmore Co.,
508 Califoniia, room 9, r. San Rafael, Cal
Cu^^hint' Stephen R., dental student, r. 2424 Pine
CUSHING ■ WETMORE COM-
DA NY <"«o''gP p. Wetmore president,
rMllI !*. B. CH<shing vice-president,
concrete and artificial stone. .508 Califor-
nia, room 9. TeIe|)lione Main 1081, ^ards
cor Valencia, Qainu and Brosnan
Oishman Charles H., carrier Post Office, r. Sixteenth
Av nr I
Cushman Frank E., contractor, r. 2084 Market
Cushman Hany D., engineer Market St Ry.. r. 1621
Webster
Cushman John M., clerk George W. MeNear, r. 534
Bush
Cushman Seth W., secretary to general freight agent Atl.
and Pac. RR., r. Alameda
Cushman Thomas G., master mariner, r. 32 Second
Cushman William H., photographer, r. 505J Haight
CMsick Ellen, widow, r. 815 Folsom
Cusick Ellen, widow, r. 1601 J Geary
Cusick F. L. Mrs., widow, r. 224 Seventh
Cusick Frank S., sign painter, r. 135 Ivy At
Cusick Helen Miss, stenographer Ash & Mathews, r. 216
Eighteenth
Cusick James, bartender, r. 90 Zoe
Cusick James, foreman Josiah H. Swain, r. 11 Laurel PI
Cusick James A., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. sl.5
Folsom
Cusick James J., clerk, r. 11 Laurel PI
Cusick John, miner, r. 218 Eighteenth
Cusica John J., painter, r. 1601i Geari
Cusick Maggie Miss, tailoress, r."l601j"Gearj-
Cusick Matthew, laborer, r. VM) Zoe
Cusick M. F. Miss, stenographer Board o' Education, r.
671 Clementina
Cusick Michael, butcher Simon P. Hicks, r. SS Wildey
Cusick Xicolas J., iron bedmaker W. A. Clark, r. 1928
Folsom
Cusick Patrick F., merchant, r. 671 CHementina
Cusick Thomas, clerk Schweitzer & Co. , r. 815 Folsom
Cusick Thomas J., wTapjier O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
815 Folsom
Cusick Thomas P., U. S. storekeeper Internal Revenue
Service, r. 11 Laurel PI
Cusick William H., salesman G. Verdier ^^; Co., r. 671
Clementina
e^" Cusick. See Cusack, Kusick and Kucich
Cusmich Frank, laborer, r. Hi Vallejo
Cussae Frederic, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Cxissens M. A. A., salesman Raphael Weill &Co., r 3u'.1
Oak
Cussens Patrick .1.. salesman The Maze, r. 10 Monroe
Custer Alexander, plumber, r. 123 \\y Av
Custer Arnold W., pcirter Wells Fargo & Co.. r. 817
Treat Av
Custer Blanche Miss, artist, r. 1923 Mission
Custer Edward, salesman, r. 1923 Mission
Custer Fritz, liquor salesman, r. 256i Tehama
Custer James D. , conductor, r. 630 Sutter
Custer James D., gripman, r. 1923 Mission
Custer James M., collector, r. 817 Treat Av
Custer William A., clerk, r. 817 Treat Av
Custodio Escolastrco R., bo<jtblack Peter Schmidt, r.
1007 Valencia
CISTOM FEED MILL, Hans Outsen proprietor. 549
Fifth
CISTO.M HOLSE I'XITED ST.4TES. W s Battery
f)et Washington anil .Jackson
Cutchings Thomas C. , attorney, r. Russ House
Cuthbert Charles, stonecutter," r. 520 Fourth
Cuthbert George, clerk Land Dept Central Pacific RR.
Co., r. 11.33 Pacific
Cuthbert James, laborer, r. 417 Twenty-ninth
Cuthbert James X. , porter Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 552i Natoma
(Mthbert James O. , r. 2310 Mi.ssion
Cuthbert John W. , s;ilesnian Le\i Strauss & Co. , r. C13
Hai?ht
Cuthbert Joseph D. , with \V. & J. Sloan & Co., r. Ala-
meda ^'^
Cuthbert Jf. W , watchman, r. 711 Jones
lAithbertson Frederick W., rep<irter The Bradstreet Q<>.,
r. Alameda
Cuthbertson Marguerite, nui-se Lane Hospital
Cuthbertson W. Jones, architect, 93 Flood Bldg, r. 2243
Market
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C'uthill Alexander, machinist Atlas Iron Wks,
Oakland
Cutlar Roger, dentist, office and r. 416 Geary
CUTLER ALFKKD D., president Cutting? Krnit Pack-
ing Co. , 125-127 Market, and secretary Pacific Can
Co., 209-211 Mission, r. 3009 Clay
Cutler Benjamin A., piano salesman The J. Dewing Co.,
r. 52 Erie
Cutler Charles, porter Kings Daughters Home, 217 Fran-
cisco
('inLEK E. B. (Cutler & McKnight) r. 1737 Broadway
Cutler KJwin, tinsmith J. De La Montanya, r. Oaklaml
Cutler Frank, with Bay City Soda Wks, r." 440.J Hayes
Cutler Frank S., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 611
Twenty-first
Cutler Frank W., cook C. W. Prentiss, r. 11 Laskie
Cutler Joseph S., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 322 Ful-
ton
Cutler Mary R. , widow, r. 2910 Folsom
Cutler Paul D., elevatorman Mutual Life Bldg, r. 755
Stevenson
Cutler \"ernon, secretary, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Cutler William, gripman, r. 1814 Polk
Cutler William R., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 718 Ellis
CIJTLEU rf! McKiVIGHT (E. B. Cutler and James
H. McKnight) attorneys and counselors at law, 4()-
48 Academy Bldg, 330 Pine
Cutrell Henry D., bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 826
Bush
Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. 2516 Sacra-
mento
Cutten Hazel, professional nurse, r. 911 Polk
Cutten Joseph E., bookkeeper B. M. Atchinson & Co., i-.
3412 Sacramento
Cutter B. B. Mrs., widow, i-. 2611 California
Cutter Daniel (Cutter & Co.) r. 845 Harrison
Cutter Edward, porter, r. 826 Broadway
Cutter Edward B. (Cutter & Moseley) r." 2209 Webster
Cutter Horace F., r. Pac fie Union Club
Cutter J., salesman O'Connor, Moftatt ..V Co., r. 328
Geary
Cutter James H. , cashier George W. .McXeur, r. l(;2.'i
Webster
CUTTER J. F. WHISKEY ..,..«,„
A Co., agents, 411 market
Cutter Jolni, r. 1163 Market
Cutter Leo, r. 1625 Webster
Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and Peter B. McFarhuie)
East EXTRA PALE.
(Edward K.
teamsters, 102 Clav
CUTTER & MOSELEY
i'uttcr and Andrew S. .Hoseiej) grain and
(•omnii<islon merchants, 310 lalifornia.
Telephone .>Iain 53»S
8^" Cutter See Kutter
Cutting Alice, domestic 2320 Howard
Cutting Chester E., clerk American Tract Societj, r. 350
San Jose Av
Cutting Eugene A. , real estate, r. 3.50 San Jose Av
Cutting Eugene L., bookkeeper Ameriean Tract Society,
r. 336 San Jose Av
CUTTIKti FRANCIS, president Regan Vajior En-
gine Co., 221-223 First, r. Oakland
CUTTING FKUIT PACKIIVG CO.. A. D. Cutler
president, J. G. Ward secretary, manufacturers her-
metically sealed goods, office 125-127 Market, factory
1134-1166 Harrison
Cutting James, cook Engelberg's Bakery, r. 310 Jessie
CUTTING .lOHN T., president The John T. Cutting
CUTTING JOHN T. CO THE
JncoriMtiaSeuy canned goods, grocers'
specialties, siiipplngand commission, 1'i'i
Davis, Telephone Front 6
Cutting Margarette M. Mrs., r. 530.^ Valencia
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
STANDARD.
WIELA/ND'S
I-HGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
CUTTING IMCKING CO., Sidney M. Smith presi-
dent, J. G. Ward secretary, connnission merchants
and manufactures' agents, 125-127 Market, Tele'
phone Main 41
Cuvellier B. Charles, with James De Fremery .It Co., r.
Oakland
CUVILLIER II. A FRERE (France) W. B. Chaii-
man sole agent Pacific Coast, 123 California
Cuyala Remain, bartender D. Chesney
Cuyler F. M., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. 707
Hyde
Cuzcns Henr\ L.
rier Post Ottiu
\Sm Ste\
CYCLOPS IRON WORKS,.
lO (Victor ^
hiirg) ini-
Etienne and Uichael liillenhiirg) ii
proved cooi>er daring macliines, brcM'^
er.v iiiacliinery, sole manufacturers of
the patent vt'ootl branding and printing
press, als<» of the .M. ilillenhurg ice and
refrigerating machines and patent am-
monia fittings, II-5-1I7 Beaie, Telephone
Main ;6:t
Cvford Alfred J., slKjemaker, r. 28 Mary
CT PRESS LAWN (JE.METERY ASSOCIATION,
H. H. Noble, manager, 9 City Hall Square, rooms :i>-'
4, Telephone South 576
Cyrus Elizabeth Miss, art student, r. 1425i Valencia
Cyrus H. E., cnnductor Market St. Ry.," r. 1425^ Val-
encia
Cyru* Noble Distillery, Crown Distilleries Co. agents,
100-102 Front
Czapkay Adelina W. , widow, r. 1213 Bush
Czapkay Edward G. , ironer Lick Laundry, r. Oakland
Czarnecki Anton, cigars and tobacco, 131 Montgomery-
Av, r. 936 Filbert
Czarnecki Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 340 McAllister
Czarnecki John, carriagemaker William Wertsch, r. 340
McAllister
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1) 'Charles (Merel & Co.) r. 1107 Kearny
D laly Lawrence, laborer, r. 1724 Lyon
Dabalos A?ostin, shoemaker, r. 827^ Pacific
Da Barboni Rinaldo, liquors, r. 813 Laguna
Dabaus D. L. Mrs., teacher German and Portvigue^
Filippe's Academy of Languages
Dabcovich John C, fruits, 112 Stockton
Dabel Richard, master schr Aloha, 202 Market
Dabelow William, musician, v. 731
DABELSTEIN HENRY, ,.,»„,.,.,.
urer wliite labor cigars and dealer to-
bacco, snuiTs, pipes, etc., .5'^ First, r. i:'>
Stanly PI
Daberhahl Ferdinand, laborer, r. 103 First
Dabis Hans, telegraph editor Cal. Demokrat, r. Ala)neda
Dable Albert, blacksmith, r. 224 Eleventh
Dable William, carpenter Christopher W. Durtie, r. 316
Minna
Dabney J. M., conductor Geaiy St. RR., r. 414 First A\
Dabovich Eleanor E., widow, r. 919.^ Lombard
Dabovich Ella Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1733 Eddy
D bovich George A., porter, r. 919i Lombard
Dabovich George E., bookkeeper, r. 919i Lombard
Dabovich Nicholas, r. 1733 Eddy
Dabovich Sebastian Rev., missionary, r. 9191 Lombard
Davovich Steven D., clerk, r. 1733 Eddy
Daborich Stephen E., wines and liquors, 603 Kearny, r.
246 Se'iond Av
da Camara Marie Bettencourt, editor A Uniano Portu-
gueza, r. 1012 Clay
»^ Dacey. See Dacy and Deasy
Dachal Raniano, carpenter, r. 1518 Howard
Daclin Emile, blacksmith, r. 1341 Union
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3T MARKEX ST., S. F.
You do not have to depend upon
one Sprinjf or Mineral Water,
but have 30 different Icinds at
(See page opp. name Highland Spricgs.)
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Both Hot and Cold.
Tickets for Calistoga Route on
sale at SoutUern Pacific Depots
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Place Your iviarine Insurance
WITH THE
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Da' Col Giuseppe, blacksmith, r. 44V Erie
Vu Col Giuseppi, laborer, r. 10 Black
Da Col Louis, machinist James L. Hicks, r. 511 Linden
Av
Da Col Teresa, r. 511 Linden Av
Dacon Edward 1)., shoemaker D. A. Leigh
^?"Dacy. See Dacey and Deasy
Dadd Charles, coek, r. 2826 Sixteenth
Dado Emil, bartender, r. 1219 Pacific
Dado .John, cook, r. 772J Harrison
Dado Jussildo, brass finisher, r. 1219 Pacific
Dado Mary, widow, r. 1219 Pacific
Dadswell Cyril, musician, r. 11 Glen Park Av
Dady Norah, widow, r. 11 Precita Av
8^~bady. See Deady
Daehn Charles, laborer, r. I(i27 Pacific
Daehnke Charles, liquors, 130 Third, r. 427 Francisco
Daewentz Moritz (Graneist & Daeweritz) r. 218 Stockton
Daeweritz William, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1319
Kearny
Dagenais Gillis, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1020 Broderick
Daggett Almore K., notary public, 14 Montgomery, r.
424 Leavenworth
Daggett E. F. Miss, r. 554 Church
Daggett Franklin, master mariner, r. 2611 Howard
Daggett Frederick E., steward Brooklyn Hotel, r. 336a
Bush
Daggett James, printer, r. 17 South Park
l»A«i«iETT JOHN, superintendent U. S. Mint, NW
cor Fifth and Mission, r. 2023 Broderick
IIAGGETT JOHN R., president The McCollam Fish-
ing and Trading Co. , 40 California, room 2, r. Oak-
land
Daggett Leander B., bookkeeper, r. 2611 Howard
Daggett May Miss, r. 1501 Polk
Daggett Weston, aeronaut, r. 22 J Seventh
Daggett William shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 804 Potrero Av
r^" Daggett. See Doggett
Daglow Paul, driver Jersey Milk Co,, r. 350 Tehama
Dagneau Hubert, carpenter, r. 1239 York
Dagneau Joseph H., plumber, r. 12.39 York
Dag^neau Louise Miss, dre-smaker, r. 1239 York
Dayneau Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1239 York
Dahl AddieMrs.,furni bed rooms, 121 O'Farrell
Dahl Andrew G. , cabinetmaker, r. 916 Natoma
Dahl Anna Miss, stenographer Dr. W. Anderson, r. 233
Twelfth
DAHL BJAR.VE F., stock, real estate and mining
broker, 324| Montgomery, r. 318 Kearny
Dahl Charles, carbuilder Cal. Car Wks, r. 922 Minna
Dahl Charles W., marine engineer, r. 5 Sharp PI
Dahl Christian, teacher languages, r. 1821 Dupont
Dahl Christian A., engineer Eagle Tannery
Dahl Elias, cooper Roth, Blum & Co., r. 3118 Fillmore
Dahl Frederick, baker, r. 123 Olive Av
Dahl Henry, r. 322.T Gean'
Dahl Henry, plumber, 919 Shotwell, r. 1018b Shotwell
Dahl Henry Jr., butcher, 3225 Geary
Dahl Jennie Miss, r. 82:ib Capp
Dahl John (Hoffman, D .hi & Co.) r. 916 Natoma
Dahl John C, painter, r 28 Eighth
Dahl Kniit M., diaughtsman Union Iron Wks, r. 308
Eliz beth
Dahl Peter G., seaman, r. 11 Freelon, rear
Dahl Phili)), etone cutter, r. Park Hotel
Dahl Thomas, cooper Roth, Blum & Co., r. 15^ Bryant
Dah, Thomas, r. 59 J South P^irk
Dihl Viggo C, bookkeeper Cal. Wire Wks, r. 1821
Dupont
Dahl "WilHam, butcher H. Dahl Jr., r. 3225 Geary
B^Dahl. See Dall
DAHLBE.VDER (;E»Rr.E, druggist, 214 Kearny,
Telephone Main 553!, r. 310 Post
Dahlberg Alma, d..me-tic 2.526 Clay
Dahlberg Andrew, coniractor, r. 119 Joost Av
Dahlen Frank C, teamster Thomas B. Broderick, r. 9
Norfolk
Dahlen Philip J., clerk Hippolite Dutard, r Oakland
Dahler Adam M., clerk S. F. & San Mateo Ry, r. 529 Noe
Dahler Harry G., machinist S. F. & San Mateo Ry, r. 528
Noe
Dahler H. M. G., capitalist, r. 529 Noe
Dah er Theodore, laborer, r. 606 Third
Dahlgren Cirl, landscape painter, studio 76 Donohoe
Bldg, r. Oakland
Dahlsren Fritz E., shoemaker, 181 Minna, r. 1638
Futon
Dahlyren George B., tailor, r. 541 Stevenson, rear
Dahllof H., master schr San Buenaventura, &-11
Market
Dahlman Nathan, salesman Triest & Co., r. 228J Post
1^" Uahlman. See Dal man
Dahlquist John T., benchhand Pac. Door Co., r. 811
Bry.mt
Dahlquist Walter, stone cutter, r. 50 South Park
Dahlson Ossin W., hostler, r. 3514 Sixteenth
Dahlstrom Albert, cardriver, r. 125 Welsh
Dahlstrom August, laborer, r. 860 Howard
Dahlstrom Ch irles, oystennan, r. 814 Third
Dahlstrom Erasmus A., butler 1122 Sutter
Dahlstrom Oscar F., embalmer Hans P. Petersen, r. 8
City Hall Sq
Dahlton Alexander, coreiniker, r. 317 Harrison
Dahlton Oliver, carpenter Steiger & Kerr, r. 317 HarrisoM
Dahmel August E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 51»
Lyon
Dahmke Frederick, groeeriej andliqu >rs, 109 Berry
Dahmke Georste H., driver, r. 1308 Seventeenth
Dahmke StefBn F., plumber, r. 109 Berry
Dahms Charles H., baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 33T
Turk
Dahse Theodore, yardman John Rosenfeld's Sona, r. OS
Clementina
Daigger Benedict, wheelwright, r. 1188 Harrison
Daigneau Frank, fireman S. P. Co. , r. 102 FreeloD
Daigneau Frederick E. , marker Am. Steam Laundry, r.
SWcor B.yand Webster -
Daigneiu George, teamster, r. 102 Freelon
Daigneau Ira, clerk Theo. Hermann & Co., r. 6} Golde*
Gate Av
Daigneau Joseph H., plumber E. Demers, r. 1238 York
D.iiley Annie, domestic 15'j7 Pacific Av
Dailey Annie A., domestic 2525 Pacific Av
Dailey Charles E., r. 42 Montgomery Block
Dailey Daniel, laborer, r. 7^ Clyde
DAILEV Enn'.ARO C, manager The Goodrich
Hard Rubber Co. and The B. F. Goodrich Oo., 36
New Montgomery, room 32, r. Oakland
Dailey Henry, coachman, r. 1122 Larkin
Dailey Henry, team-ter, r. 668^ Clementina
Dailey Peter J., cigars and tobacco, junction McAllister
and Market, r. Oakland
Dailey William, merchant, r. 765J Howard
Dailey William E., galvanizer, r. 815} Howard
Daily Jeremiah, chief clerk Merchants' Exchange Asso-
ciation, r. 50 Tehaiu <■
Daily John T. , furniture worker Sterling Furniture Co. ,
r. 9J Clyde
Daily Joseph, laborer, r. 8 Clyde
1>.A1L¥ JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, San Fran-
cisco Jour tal of Commerce Publishing Co. publish-
ers, office 32t> Pine, James O'Leurj' editor and presi-
dent, editorial rooms 518 Sacramento
Daily Nellie Mis^, dressmaker, r. 668 Clementina
Daily Patrick, laborer, r. 2301 Mariposa
DAILY REPORT PUBLlSHI.Nfi CO. THE, (Will-
iam M. Bunker and Amos C. Hiester) printers and
publishers, publication office 238 Montgomery and
730 Market, Telephone Main 1992, editorial rooms
320 Sansome, Telephone Main 1993.
DAILV SHIPPI.Vi; AND H0TI':L NEWS J^T
Federlein editor and proprietor, 403 Market
DR. NAT. r. COULSOI^
120© MARKEIT STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISC®
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
2i5 VALENCIA ST.
Teletphonc Mission 40
hCODAKb
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
TRIPOD CAMERAS
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Daily William H., teamster, r. 9^ Clyde
«^ Dajlv. See Uailey, Daly, Daley and Deiley
Uainj^erfield Eliza P., widow', r. 712"Sutter
nAIXVEKFIELD WILLIAM R., Jud^'e Sui)eni)r
Court, Department 2, chambers New City Hall, 3d
floor, r. 712 Sutter
DAIKVMR^'S VSlOJi OF CALIFORNIA, William
S. Pierce president, Henry Brunner secretary,
Louis Tomasini manager, 113-119 Davis, Telephone
Front 87
Daisley John, saw sharpener Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
1 Jefferson
Daisley Samuel, millwright Yolo Mills, r. 15 Clara
Daiss Andrew, clerk J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 517 Post
Daiss Charles (Daiss A: Bauer) r. SW cor Wayland nr
Somerset, U. M. T.
Daias Charles M., jeweler, r. 517 Post
Daiss Edward, clerk Charles Meier, r. 517 Post
Daiss Edward C, plumber, r. 517 Post
Daiss Katie Miss, feathers, r. 517 Post
Daiss & Bauer (Charles Daiss and Adolph Bauer) dairy-
men, SW cor Wayland nr Soraorset, U. M. T.
Dajas Louis, attendant Lurline Baths, r. 29 Willow Av
Dakam Sarah, widow, r. 1018 Clay
Dake Edmund C, advertising agent, 64-65 Merchants'
Exchange Bldg, r. 1709 Turk
Dake Edmund D. , clerk Edmund C. Dake, r. 2633 Pine
I»AKK ENGIKE MANUFACTIJRIMG CO., John
D. Ebv agent, 29-31 Spear
Dake Leiand W., student, r. 1709 Turk
Dakin Abbie T., widow, r. 3 Cottage Row
Dakin Charles, lamplighter, r. 638 Jessie
Dakin Ekiward A., manager Dakin Publishing Co., 320
Sansome, rooms 42-46, r. 218 Stockton
Dakin Edwin (Dakin & Libbey) r. San Mateo, Cal
Dakin George W., marine engineer, r. 110 Bay
Dakin Mary E Miss, typewriter, r, 3 Cottage Row
Dakin Meta Mrs., dressmaking 638 Jessie
Dakin Publishing Co., Edward A. Dakin manager,
lithographers and electric printers, 320 Sansome,
rooms 42-46
Dakin Samuel, chemist, r. 727 Bush
Dakin & Libbey <Edwin Dakin and John G. Libbey)
soap mnfrs, proprietors Commercial Soap Co., 212
Sacramento
X^ Dakin. See Deacon and Deakin
Dalberto Frank, elerk Joseph Raniacciotti, r. 2939i Clay
Dalby Edgar W., track foreman Market St. Ry, r. 12^
Brosnan
Dale Andrew J., train baggageman S. P. Co., r. 609
Bartlett
Dale Bertha Mrs., physician, office and r. 1328 Grove
Dale DoTer, actor, r. 849 Harrison
Dale James, fireman Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 14
Allen
Dale Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 5 Rausch
Dale Martin, patent medicines, 1328 Grove
Dale O., oiler strar Umatilla
Dale William C, cigarmaker, r. 1328 Grove
Dale William E., machinist, r. 1021| Market
Dale William F. J., machinist Union Gas Engine Co.,r.
117 Jones
Dale William J. (George W. Tindal Co.) r. 2509 Jones
Dalely John R., clerk Hall of Records, r. 759 Mission*
Dalergo David, waiter De Losa & Ricci, r. 418i Broad-
way
Dalessi Antone, clerk, r. NW cor Clement and Second Av
Daley Albert, messenger, r. 1 Stephens Couil
Daley Annie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Daley Bridget, widow, groceries and liquors, 230 Langton
Daley Carson , bartender, r. 636 Fourth
Daley Charles, janitor, r. 316 Beale
Daley Charles F., lineman S. F. Fire Alarm Telegraph,
r. 324 Day
Daley Cornelius, printer, r. 31 Durland
Daley Daniel, laborer, r. 554 Minna
Daley Dennis, fireman, r. 105 Clark
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEEB OH E,^RT|I ^
#
THE mOST POFBLRR
Daley Dennis, laborer, r. 416 Ringold
Daley Dennis J., plumber, 320 Montgomery Av, r. 521 J
Lombard
Daley Edward, steward La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Daley Ella Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 361
Eleventh
Daley Eugene J., machine hand S. F. Planing Mills, r.
803 Florida
Daley Francis R., carriagemaker, r. SE cor Parker and
Alabama
Daley Frank H, iron molder McCormick Bros., r. 321 J
tenth
Daley George F., broommaker Cal. Broom Co., r. 2042
Howard
Daley Henry, laborer, r. 1 Stephens Court
Daley James, cooper, r. 2037 Harrison
Daley James, foreman, r. 702 Natoma
Daley James, laborer, r. 11 Patton, Holly Park
Daley James, laborer, r. 413 Twenty-seventh
Daley James, liquors, 430 Fourth, r. 416 Ringold
Daley James, longshoreman, r. 3 Beale PI
Daley James, porter, r. W s Manchester nr Stoneman
Daley Jaaies Jr., clerk, r. NE cor Manchester and Stone-
man
Daley James F., bookkeeper, r. 7 Alvarado
DALEY JA.nES H., liquors, NE cor Davis and
Jackson, r. 1002a Union
Daley Jeremiah, engineer Magdalen Asj'lum
Dalev Jeremiah, sidewalk layer, r. 1202 Union
Daley, John, blacksmith, r. S s Serpentine Av nr Fol-
Daley John, boxmaker, r. 1614.5 Stevenson
Daley John, finisher Central Hardware and Supply Co.,
r. 454 Jessie
Daley J.'hn, fireman Engine 12, r. 504 Davis
Daley Joha, peddler, r. 416 Ringold
Daly John, serviceman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 932 San-
chez
Dalev John S., journalist, r. 1826 Vallejo
Daley Lawrence T. , plumber, r. 1220 Powell
Daley Kate Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. W 8
Pennsylvania Av nr Army
Daley Maggie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. W 8
Pennsylvania Av nr Army
Daley Maria Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundrj', r. 1519
Eddv
Daley Martin, millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. W s Pennsyl-
vania Av n Yolo
Daley Mary, domestic 2524 Pine
Daley Mary, wid w, r. 14i Ringold
Daley Mary, widow, r. 103 Wei h
Daley Mary, widow, furnishe 1 rooms, 1220 Powell
Dalev Mary Miss, r. 81 Natoma
Daley Mary Miss, spmner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 416
Ring. .Id
Daley Michael W., miner, r. 1619J Howard
Daley Nora, domestic 2614 Scott
Daley Nora, widow, r. 7i Clyde
Daley Orin, clerk, r. 2313 Clay
Dalev Patrick, r. 416 Ri.gold
Daley Patrick, laborer, r. 1719 O'Farrell
DaleV Peter, steward stmr yueen
Daley Robert H. , architect, 216 Post
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 1212 Larkin
Daley Thomas M., fireman, r. 325 lirj'ant
Daley Thomas V., tailor, r. 932 San-liez
Daley W'illiam, boilennaker, r. 143 Natoma
Daley Will »m H., bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r.
1150 Harrison
Daley William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
3211 Tei.th
Daley William J., timekeeper Oceanic SS. Co., r. 2622
Manchester
l^"Da'.ey. See Dailey, Daily and Daly
Dalgleish Charles G., carpe ter, r. 626 Stevenson
Dalgleish .James M s., widow, r. 211 i Polk
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. BROWN & SON, Agents, 8a3 Market Street
PBrner-Jouet i Co. CHampagne "
EXTRA DRY "Special."
. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
DAL
452
DAL
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Dalgleish John C, clerk, r. 1443 McAUister
Dalin <>lof, liquors, 526 Third, r. 338 Ritch
Hall Charles L., liquors, 506 Central Av
Dall Christine E Miss, bookkeei>er, r. 732 Sutter
Dall Christine J., widow, r. 732 Sutter
Dall Christopher C. (Dall & Reid) r. 1210 Mason
Dall Edward R., collector Spring Vallev W. W., r. 1103
Hvde
Dall Hans A.. foundrxTnan Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 836b
Howard
Dall Martha, widow, r. 1122 Jackson
Dall Peter, foundrjTnan Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 83Bb
Howard
Dall Peter P., receiver Market St. Rv.
Dall k Reid (Christopher C. Dall and William B. Reid)
liquors, l-.;02 Mason
63-DalI. See Dahl
Dallam Aquilla P., sawyer Anues i: Dallam, r. Berkeley
Dallam Frederick B., salesman Amies & Dallam, r. 508
Devisadero
Dallam Joseph S., clerk Chronicle, r. 622 Shot well
Dallam Richard B. (Armes & Dallam) r. 521 Devisadero
Dallam William H., clerk, r. 1309 Mason
Dallamore Elizabeth, widow, r. 1529 Washington
Dallamore Frederick, plasterer, r. 414 De\-isadero
Dallamore George C, plumber and gasfitter, 414 Devisa-
dero, r. 1529 Washington
Dallamore Mark, plimiber George C. Dallamore, r. 414
Devisadero
^^ Dallamore. See Delamore and DeUamore
Dallas George, clerk John B. Dallas, r. 242 Seventh
Dallas James, team ter, r. 242 Seventh
Dallas Jo> u (Dallas & Damcke) r. 548 Valencia
Dallas John B., wood and coal, 1106 Folsom and 242
Seventh
Dallas Robert B., teamster J. B. Bocarde Drayage Co., r.
242 Seventh
DALLAS A DAMCKE (John Dallas and Otto
Damcke) proprietors Mission and City Transfer Co. ,
545 Valencia, Telephone Mission 162
OALLDOKF Rl'DOLPH. wines and liquors, XE cor
Mission and Eeale, r. 83ij Broadwav
Dallemand Albert (DallemanKv Co.), r. 2211 Buchanan
WALLEMAND A C«. (Albert Dallemand, Tobias
and Max Oberfelder and James P. Edoff) wholesale
wines and liqu rs, 215-217 California, Telephone
Main 1747 and 51 Lake, Chicago
Dallia Anton, clerk Donio Scapocia, r. 517A Union
Dalliba Henry, floorman Andrew J. Turner, r. 1344 Ellis
Dalliba Henry S., journalist, r. 1344 Ellis
Dallin James, teamster William Kerr Co. , r. 905 Battery
Dallman Louis', merchant, r. 1235 O'Farrell
S^r Dallman. See Dahlmau
Dallorzo Susan, xvidow, r. 1802 Green
Dallj- Andrew J., mechanical engineer, r. 60Si Locust Av
Dally Josei)h F., accountant J. K. Armsb.v Co., r. 60si
"Locust .\v
DalljTi Charles E., traveling salesman Waterhouse &
Lester, r. 1428 California
Dallyn Vina Miss, clerk, r. 1428 California
Dalmas Charles, contractor, r. 8 Lily Av
Dalmas Daniel P., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 309 Fifth
Dalmas George W., cooper Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein,
r. 734^ Xatoma, rear
Dalmon Han^- A. C, clerk Frank F. Patterson, r. 243
Xinth
Dalmon Julian, gardener, r. 555 Harrison
Dalmon Mary, widow, r. 243 Xinth
Dalpino A. k Co. (A. Ualpino and C. Garbini) fruits and
vegetables, 1526 Dup<jnt
Dalpino Amateo (A. Dalpino & Co.) r. 1526 Dupont
Dalpino John B., peddler, r. 2406 Geary
Dal-Poggetto Assunta Miss, dres.smaker Mrs. A. Fisher,
r. 190 Vandewater
Dal-Poggetto Rafael, wine dealer, r. 190 Vandewater
Dalporto Joseph, bartender Arrighi & Martini, r. 2004
Fillmore
Dalto Joseph, bootblack, XW cor Pine and Kearnv, r.
517 Union
Dalto Luigi, bootblack, 325 Grant Av, r. 8 Reed P!
Dalto Michael (Dalto & Lombard!) r. 505 Green
Dalto i Lombard! (Michael Dalto and Michele Loni-
bardi) liquors, 505 Green
Dalton Benton C, salesman Dalton Bros,, r. XW cor
Twentv-slxth and Fair Oaks
DALTOX BR0THI';R.S (Frank and Thomas B.)
commission merchants, fruits and produce. 308-
310 Davis, Telephone Main 768
Dalton Charles R., furniture, S08-810 Valencia, r. 338
Xinteenth
Dalton Clyde, salesman Sanborn, Vail A Co. , r. XW cor
Twenty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Dalton Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Baker
Dalton Dennis J., laborer City Cemetery
Dalton Edward, laborer, r. 2831 Jackson
Dalton Edward, laundrjTuan, r. 12 Elizabeth
Dalton Edward E.. policeman, r. 223 Shotwell
Dalton Edward J., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 223 Shotr
well
Dalton Eugene, stonemason, r. 2831 Jackson
Dalton Eugene Jr.. painter, r. 2831 Jackson
Dalton Frank (Dalton Bros.) ar,d president San Fian-
cisco Fruit Exchange, 202 Sacramento, r. 436 Fair
Oaks
Dalton George A., clerk J. H. Mehrtens, r. 12 Elizabeth
Dalton Henry & Son's Co. (Oakland, Cal. ) iron fouiidrj-,
warehouse and office, 117-119 Howard
Dalton Irwin W., driver Contra '-'osta Laundn" C-:. r. 12
Elizabeth
Dalton James, teamster, r. 406 Jackson
Dalton James, laborer, r. 2831 Jackson
Dalton Jolm, hostler Holmes & Jenkins, r. Sunnvdale
Road
Dalton John, watchman Spring VaUey W. W., r. Lake
Merced, Ocean View
Dalton John D., plumber, r. 146 Eleventh
Dalton John K., engineer, r. 1420 Mission
Dalu n John P., painter, r. 20(54 Fillmore
Dalton Louis, mnchinist, r. 933 Mission
Dalton Martin J., laborer Pioneer Warehouse, r. 8 Cle-
mentina
Dalton Mary, widow, r. 44 Quimi
Dalton Michael, laborer, r. 11 Caroline
Dalton Michael, porter, r. 538 Mis-ion
Dalton Michael C, laborer, r. 425 Frem< nt
DalUin Patrick, conductor Market St Ry, r. 454 Bartlett
Dalton Patrick E., vice-president Contra Costa Laundrj-
Co., 56 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Dalton Peter E., painter, r. 12 Elizabeth
Dalton Richard, conductor, r. 1328 Hayes
Dalton Thomas B. (Dalton Bros.)r. 2510 Clay
Dalton Walter S., fireman, r. 36 Clay
Dalton William, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 223 Shotwell
Dalton William Dray Co. (William H. Dalton) draxTiien,
310 Daxis
Dalton William, laborer, r. 11 Caroline
Dalton William, painter, r. 319 Fillmore
Dalton William, porter, r. 1300i Stockton
Dalton William H., r. 67S Brannan
Dalton William H. (William Dalton Dray Co.) r. XW tor
Twenty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Dalton Wiiliam H., water tender stmr City of Puebla
Dalton William P., pol'ceman, r. 22 Shotwell
l^-Dalton. See Dahlton
Dalus William, butcher, r. 2000 McAllister
Da Luz Francisco F., groceries and liquors, 721 ilroaii-
way, r. 725 Broaclway
Daly Ada, widow, r. 327 Francisco
DalV Agnes, widow, r. 411 Ellis
Daly Agnes E. Mrs., r. 117| Fair Oaks
Daly Andrew J., foreman, r. 13 Garden Av
Daly Ann, widow, r. 14 Alemany Av
Daly Anna Miss, r. 1026 .\labama
Daly Anna R., teacher music, r. 1111 Twenty-fourth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET and SDOEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
smi^'BE sf^fj FRflNGISGO GfllL
CHAS M. SHORTEIDGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
Safe, Reliable and
Room 7, Flood
is
Price, $25
Permanent
Building, S. F.
DAL
453
DAL
Daly Annie, domestic 1-218 Clay
DalV Amiie, widow, r. 3^U Eleienth
Ualy Annie, widow, r. 1018 Webster
Dalv Annie A. Mrs. (Daly & CuiTan) r. Santa Clara
-DalV Bridget, widow, r. 277 Stevenson
Dalv C, printer Upton Bros., r. 31 Dorland
Daly Catherine, widow, r. 2 Vallejo Court
Dalv Catherine, r. 2950 Howard
Daly Celia A. Miss, principal Stanford Free Kinderi,'arten
■A, r. 2313 Clay
Dalv Charles, fireman, r. 1017 Devisadero
Daly Charles H., salesman Hawley Brjs. Hardware Co.,
r. Oakland
Daly Charles J. A,, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
■ 1920 Market
Daly Cornelius, r. 027 Greenwich
Daly Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Daly Cornelius, laborer, r. Alms House
Daly Cornelius, laborer, r. 254 Clementina
Dalv D., coalpasser stmr Walla Walla
Daly Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 5 Rausch
Daly Daniel, laborer, r. 331 Be de
Dalv Daniel, laborer, r. 1357 Minna
J >arv Daniel T. , laborer, r. 451 Minna, rear
Daly David, plumber Edward Wolfe, r. 2715 Bush
Dar\- Dennis, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 4 Preston
'Pl
Daly Dennis, lon'^shoreman, r. 5 Rincon Av
Daly Dennis, plumber John T. Cosgrove, r. 361 Eleventh
Daly Dennis, teamster, r. 2715 Bush
Dalv Edmund, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 1007 Fifteenth
"Av South
Daly Edmund, laundryman, r. 14 Alemany Av
Dalv Edward, plasterer, r. 10 Masonic Av
Daly Ellen, widow, r. 1116 Clay
Daly Ellen Mrs., groceries, 1357 Minna
Daly Eugene, laborer, r. 418^ Ringold
Daly Feli.\ Mrs., widow, r. 411 Ellis
Daly Frank J., laborer Risdon I and L. Wks, r. 410 Knl-
som
Daly Frank J., seaman, r. 653 Folsom
Daly George, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welcli, r. 614
'Geary
Daly George F., clerk, r. 2313 Clay
Daly Hannah, widow, groceries and liquors, 218 Langton
Daly Henry, bakery, 1134 Folsom
Daly James (Coffey & DaljO r. 551^ Stevenson
Daly James, blacksmith, r. 16 Masonic Av
Daly James, boatbuilder, r. 1111 Twenty-fourth
Daly James, boilermaker, r. 121 Pierce
Daly James, capitalist, r. 69 Natoma
Dal\- James, cigar packer Adelsdo.fer & Braudensteiii, r.
"250 First
Daly James, clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 501 Napa
Dalv James, laborer, r. 454 Jessie
Daly James, liquors, 500 Davis, r. 1002a Union
Daly James, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 504 First
Dalv James E., deputy Cou ity Clerk, r. 728 Powell
Daly James H., liquors, 122 Second, r. 648 Howard
Daly James J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 15 Michi-
Dal.\ James J., tilesetter, r. 2i0| Foui-teenth
Daly James M., r. 653 Folsom
Daly Jean T. Mrs., liquors, 619 Merchant, r. 626 Mer-
chant
Daly Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Braiman
Daly Jeremiah, horseshoer J. Reidy, r. 932 Folsom
Daly Jeremiah, laborei-, r. 10 Michigan
Daly Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 39 Tehama
Daly Jeremiah, porter, r. 31 Do land
Daly Johanna E. Miss, shoefltter, r. 1139 Guerrero
Dalj John, r. What Cheer House
Daly John, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 327 Fran-
cisco
Dalv John, carpenter, r. Railroad Av nr Fourteenth Av
" South
Daly John, coalpasser stmr Colima
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TS^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opr. P.\l.\ce Hotel.
^lai y Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSKUKG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Dorland
532 Fcilsom
Dalj' John, gardener 2125 Pacific Av
Daly John, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 3
Daly John, laborer, r. 210 Michigan
Daiy John, liquors, 314 Eddy
Daly John, liquors, 1425 Tonquin
Daly John, pressman Valleau it Olive
Daly John, salesman, r. 434i Jessie
Daly John A., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 361
' Eleventh
Daly John B. , clerk P. C. Mollov, r. 823 Larkin
D4LV JOIIX D. (Dalv& Coldwell) r. 900 Guerrero,
SW cor Twenty-first
Daly John E., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 15 Michi-
gan
Daly John F., bartender Niles R. Holmquist, r. 217
Grant Av
Daly John C, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 653
Folsom
D.ay John C. , clerk Lawrence Daly, r. 1117 Twenty-third
O.ILV .lOHX F., president Union Gas Engine Co.,
309-311 Howard, r Alameda
Daly John J. (Dalv & McLees) r. 212 O'Farrell
luerobant tailor.
DALY JOHN R.,
Waller
»1» Stocktui
Daly John T., liquor saloon, 1060 Kentucky
Daly Joseph, painter, r. 31 Dorland
Daly Joseph, teamster, r. Royal House
Daly Joseph J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. :
Daly Kat«, widow, domestic 1250 Taylor
Daly Kate Mrs., r. 10 Michigan
Da^v Kate Mrs., candy and varieties. Railroad Av nr
'Fourteenth Av South
Daly Kate C. Mrs., bakery, 256 First
Daly Lawrence, gripman, r. 2821 Bush
Daly Lawrence, hay, grain, wood and coal, 409 Sixth, r.
" 1117 Twenty-third
Daly Lawrence, messman stmr Colon, r. 103 Welsh
Daly Lawrence Jr , driver LawTonce Daly, r. 1117 Twen-
"tv-third
Daly Maggie Miss, r. 122^ Twenty-fifth
Daly Maggie Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 904
Illinois
Daly Maggie Miss, nurse 2308 California
Daly Martin, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 902 .Minne-
sota
Daly Mary Miss, compositor Chronicle, r. 735 Hayes
Daly Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1018 Webster
Daly MarV A., widow, r. 653 Folsom
Daly Matthew, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 14 Kissling
Daly Maurice, collannaker W. Davis & Son, r. 790
Eighteenth
Daly Maurice, woolscourer Frederick S. Moody, r. 524i
Si3ith
Daly Mic lael, restaurant, 1934 Market, r. 3 Rose \y
Daly Michael, teamster, r. 1236 York
Daly Michael F., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt&Co., r. 327
Francisco
Daly Michael J., foreman W. W. Montague
"Pierce
Daly Nellie, domestic 31 Belvedere
Dily Nora Miss, r. 1824 Mason
Daly Olof, cellarman S. Lachman & Co.
tina
Daly Patrick, carpenter, r. 845 Mission
Daly Patrick J., produce commission, 306 Davi
Capp
Dalv Patrick M. (Clancy Daly & Co.) r. 923 Vallejo
Dal.v Peter (Daly & Davitt) r. 1728 Devisadero
Daly Richard, laborer, r. 1708 Leavenworth
Daly Rose, widow, r. 1 AugTist Alley
Dalv R. S., jjrinter Cuherj- & Co., r. 230 Kearny
Dalv Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co
Daly Thorn s, shoemaker U. W. Bo it and Shoe Co., r.
■ 123 Twenty-sixth
Daly Thomas, watchman Hibernia Brewery, r. 7191
Tehama
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121
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Daly Thomas, wool scourer Frederick S. Moodv, r. (jl6
Sixth
Daly Thomas F., teamster I. Gutte, r. 927 J Natoma
Daly Thomas J., bookkeeper J. H. Small, r. 430 Braniian
Daly Thomas O., machinist Pac Coast SS. Co., -J". 23] 3
Clay
Daly Th' mas R., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 1111
Twenty-fourth
Daly Tillie Miss, r. 1026 Alabama
Daly Timothy, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Lag-una
Daly William, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 327
Francisco
Daly William, fireman, r. 1225 Eighteenth
Daly William, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Seven-
teenth At South, bet P and Q
Daly William, teamster Pac. Improvement Co.
Daly William B., attorney at law, 38 Nevada Block, r.
1018 Webster
Daly William H., r. 2313 Clay
Daly William H., salesman Cal. Saw Wks, r. 319 Sansome
Daly William W., laborer, r. 2715 Bush, rear
Daly & Coffey (James Daly and Patrick Coffey) liquors,
16 Sixth
DALY * COLDWELL (John D. Daly and Irad B.
Coldwell) proprietors San Mateo Dairy, 1010 Valencia
and 35 Eddy
DALY & CURRAN
(Mrs. A. A. Walj
aud M. L. Cnrran^ proprietors The Old
Book »»tore, 306 Po-vrell
Daly & Davitt (Peter Daly and John B. Davitt) bakery,
408 Hayes and 1709 Devisadero
Daly & McLees (John J. Dalv and James T. MeLeesi
liquors, 212 O'Farrell
S3' Daly. See Dailey, Daily, Daley and Deilv
Dalzell A. B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 717 Post
Dalziel Andrew, salesman Dalziel k Moller, r. Oakland
Dalziel Ira B., veterinary dentist, 605 Golden Gate Av, r.
620 Octavia
Dalziel James, salesman Dalziel & Moller, r. Oakland
Dalziel Robert (Dalziel & Moller) r. Oakland
DALZIEL. A MOLLER (Robert Dalziel and William
Moller) plumbers and ^asfitters' supplies, 554-556
Mission, Telephone Main 1312
B^ Dam. See Damm
Daman Theodnre, carpenter, r. 538 Hickory Av
Damario Dom, chipper Thompson Bros., r.'4 Green
Damas James, clerk, r. 235 O'Farrell
Damatei James, scavenger, r. 30 Prescott PI
Damati Vincent (G. Orsi & Co.) r. 34 Austin Av
Dambacher Alexander E., traveling salesman W. H.
Miner, r. Alameda
Dambacher Joseph, porter S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 1502i
Guerrero
Damcke Otto (Dallas & Damcke) r. 412 Dolores
Damermann Rudolph, tanner J. C. Rued & Co.
Dameron James P., attorney at law. City Hall Law Li-
brary, r. 2709 Larkin
Dameron W. D., fireman S. P. Co., r. 208 Shotwell
Damery Annie Mrs., liquors, 738 Howard
Dames Hans, local editor S. F. Tageblatt, r. 814 Green,
rear
Damkroeger Daniel A., shipwright Fulton Ena. and Shii)
Bldg Wks, r. 17 Glover
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 1113 Pacific, rear
DAMKROEGER HENRY, physician and surg-eoii,
hours 8 to 9 A. M., 1 to 3 and 6 to 7:30 P. M., Sun-
days 9 to 10 A. M. only, office and r. 719 Larkin,
Telephone East 416
Damm Anna, dome-tic 2741 California
Damm August, clerk Rulfs & Co., r. 234 Van Ness Av
Damm A. W., engineer B. McMahon & Son, r. Oakland
fi£^ Damm. See Dam
Dammann Theodore, merchant, r. 310 Tehama
Dammar Oscar, maltster Albany Brewery, r. 330 Minna
Dammes Ernest, cigannaker, r. 2233 Geary
Dammes William, clerk, r. 2233 Geary
Damner Samuel, tailor, 206 O'Farrell, r. 651 Vallejo
Damon Frank, collector G. H. Umbsen <te Co., r. 411^
Ridley
Damon Frank, property-man Morosco's Grand Opera
House
Damon George C, carpenter, r. 2037 Mission
Damon Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Chestnut
and Dupont, r. 1901 Dupont
Damon James E., loans and real estate, 303 Montgomerv,
r. 1001 California
Damon John S., bartender H. L. Schnier, r. NE cor
Haight and Stanyan
Damon Marshall M., 1st assistant engineer stmr Pied-
mont, r. 411^ Ridley
Damon Mathaus, maltster, r. 428 Chestnut
Damon Newton F., machinist, r. 617 Shotwell
Damon Sarah A., widow, r. 720 Twenty-fourth
Damon SethT., collector Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 2413 Clay
Damon Silas E., concrete worker, r. 139 Fair Oaks
ay Damon. See Daemon
Domozonis John, laborer, r. 1717 Stockton
Damozonio L. & Co. (Luigi Damozonio and Giovanni
Garbarino) liquors, 1237 Dupont
Damozonio Luigi (L. Damozonio & Co.) r. 1717 Stock-
ton
Damran Adolph, seaman, r. SW cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Dams Henry, teacher languages, r. 1108 Clay
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher embroidery, r. 1108 Clay
Damsen Thomas, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co
Dana Frank M., clerk D. Appleton & Co., r. 330 Golden
Gate Av
Dana Henry A., clerk I X L Lime Co., r. 132 Thir-
teenth
Dana Henry S., with Shreve & Co., r. 1898 Broadway
Dana Percy R., waiter Occidental Club, r. 603 Bush
Danahard Emma, widow, r.~1129J Stevenson
Danahy James, laborer, r. 705 Point Lobos Av
Danahy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 80 Jessie
Danahy Tliomas, teamster, r. 445 Minna
Danahy Timothy, laborer, r. 445 Minna
Danahy Timothy Jr., laborer, r. 445 Minna
Danahy William E., h(3seman Engine 10, r. 356 Brannau
B£^ Danahy. See Denahy, Denehy and Danehy
Danchert Charles, butcher, r. 700 Front
Dancinger Henry, butcher Henry N. Schoenfi-id. r. 937
Folsom
Danckwardt Henry, barber, 1048 McAllister, r. 1046 Mc-
Allister
D'Ancona A. Dawson, attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,
room 19, r. 2114 Devisadero
D'Ancona Arnold A., physician and surgeon, 40S Mont-
gomerv, room 19, r. 2U4 Devisadero
D'Ancona D. A., clerk, r. 1613J Web.ster
Dane Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Dane Mary A., widow, r. 225 Fair Oaks
Dane Simeon, laborer, r. 1209 Union
8^" Dane. See Dain and Dayan
D nehy Bartholomew, laborer, r. 524 Indiana
Danehy Daniel, hostler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 116
Golden Gate Ay
Danehy Michael, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1504 Kentucky
Daneke Dietrich, cigars and tobacco, 315 Pine, r. 317
Bush
Danelli Pietro, laborer American Salt Co.
Daneman Louis, barber, 220 McAllister, r. New Western
Hotel
Danebaum Nelson E., haniessmaker, r. 2413 Mission
itir" Danebaum. See Dannenbaum
Daneri A. k C'o. (Andrew Daneri) fruits and vegetable-^,
r. 1101 Powell
Daneri Andrew (A. Daneri k Co.) r. 1 Shepherd P!
DANERI ANTONIO (estate of) hardware, 420 Battery
Daneri Attilio H., clerk Dellepiane & Co., r. 808 \'alle.j>>
Daneri Bartolomeo, wine dealer, r. 23 Scott PI
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Daneri Emile H., bookkeeper estate of A.
9'28b (ireenwich
DANERI F. & CO.* importers and
JoouerH wine* and liquors and M'holesale
groceries, 413-414 Battery, TeleplKme
Main s;}'>
Uaneri Frank G. (Cuneo & Daneri) r. 921 Battery
Daneri Henry F., clerk, r. 808 Vallejo
Daneri Jwhn (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208 Powell
Daneri John, liquors, 921 Battery
Danen Joseph, teunster P. Belano & Co., r. 1208 Powell
Daneri Lorenzo, laborer, r. 1114 Montifomery, rear
Daneri Louis (G. B. Musto & Co.) r. 1107 Kearny
Daneri Madelina, widow r. 1012 Montgomery
Daneri Michele, laborer, r. 1012 Montgomery
Daneri Stefano, laborer Am. Biscuit Co., r. 720 Union
Danforth Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 514 Twenty-sixth
Danforth Charles, seaman stmr Mariposa
UANFOUTH EDWARD P. (C. H. Gilman & Co.) r.
1816 Vallejo, Telephone West 827
DAN FORT II EDWIN (C. H. Gilman & Co.) and
proprietor U. S. Bonded Warehouse, 723 Battery,
Telephone Main 1551 (4 bells) r. 2027 Broadway, Tel-
ephone West 5a5
Danforth Fred R., clerk, r. a023 Clay
6^" Danjjerfield. See Daingerfield
Danjirers Diedrich (Jacob Hoeges & Co. and Wheaton,
Breon & Co.) r. 2818 Bush
Dangers Henry, salesman Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1829 How-
ard
Danglada Antonio, salesman Keiss Bros. & Co., r. 1318
Sacramento
Danglada Antonio Jr., driver Eugene E. Geisel, r. 1318
Sacramento
Danglada Arthur F., notary public Mattoon & Danglada,
r. 1811 Baker
Danglada Ignacio (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 2021 Broderick
Dangus Louis, cement finisher, r. 1038 Twentieth
Danhauer Louis H., cashier Armour Packing Co., r. 326
Eddy.
Danhauser Fannie, widow, r. 507 Grove
Danhauser Sarah, widow, r. 423 Bryant
DANICIIEFF KID CLOVE FACTORY, Cyprien
Limousin proprietor, 119 Grant Av
Daniel Bertha, widow, varieties, 821 Pacific
Daniel Dorothy F., widow, r. 10 Grant Alley
Daniel Eugene, janitor Concordia Club
Daniel Frederick J., conipesitor, r. 511f Greenwich
Daniel G. E., r. 44 Third
Daniel George E., butcher H. Q. Markus & Co., r. 314A
Ivy Av
Daniel John (John Daniel & Co.) r. 2013 Polk
Daniel John Jr. (John Daniel & Co.) r. 2013 Polk
Daniel John & Co. (John and John Daniel Jr.) marble
works SE cor Bush and Central Av
Daniel Laura Miss, teacher Hamilton Evening School, r.
2013 Polk
Daniel Lilbert L., conductor, r. 1455 Castro
Daniel Mary W. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r 2013 Polk
Daniel Peter, peddler, r. 2 Polk Lane
Daniel Samuel, agent, office 16 Post, r. Belvedere
Daniel Thomas F^., carpenter Joseph Kluber
Daniel William L., plumber, 234 Post, r. 407 Hyde
B^" Daniel. See Danneil
Danielewicz Sigismund, r. 634 Green
Daniell John A. , butcher, r. 708 Mason
Daniell Thomas F. , contractor, r. 209 Langton
Daniell William, carrier Post Office, r. 703 Green
Daniells John R., teacher Business Evenhig School, r.
521 Post
Daniells Thomas, builder, r. 1305 Stockton
Daniels Alfred C. , molder, r. 643 Folsom
Daniels Daniel, engineer, r. 165 Ninth
Daniels Edward W., with Shreve & Co., r. 410 Hyde
Daniels Frank C, student, r. 1777 Green
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Daniels Frederick V., contractor, r. 149 Taylor
Daniels George, liquors, 218 Ritch
Daniels George E., dentist, office and r. 3 Haight
Daniels George J., musician, r. 338 Green
Daniels Gustav V., painter, office 16 Post, r. 122 Freelon
Daniels Henry, upholsterer, r. 10 Grant alley
Daniels Henry J., laborer, r. 222 Filbert
Daniels John J., painter, r. 105 Lundy Laue
Daniels Joseph L., agent Mitchelson & Hilbard, Kansas
City, Mo., leaf tobacco 410 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Daniels J. P. truckman, r. 730 Fell
Daniels Margaret E., widow, r. 1625 Church
Daniels Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1926 Market
Daniels Nelson H., shipsmith Isadore Burns, r. 2021
Mason
Daniels Roy A., salesman A. Bruenn, r. 47 Capp
Daniels Samuel H., exchange teller Bank of California,
r. 1321 Leavenworth
Daniels Samuel L., stable foreman Market St Ry, r. 1315
Howard
Daniels ShuU, warehouseman Flint & McLennan, r. fll3
Shotwell
Daniels Thomas J., farmer, r. 1777 Green
Daniels Thomas J., machinist Neville & Co., r. Montara,
San Mateo Co.
Daniels Thomas M., laborer Custom House, r. 523 Pine
Daniels Vesta M., widow, r. 3 Haight
DANIELS W. H.» general subscrip-
tion agent tor the Pacific Coast for Amer-
ican Agi-icnlturalist ol" l¥ew ¥ork and
Ladies Home Jonrnal of Plilladelpliia,
78 Columbian Bide. OIG Market, r. i;i«
Haight
Daniels William, clerk, r. 1513 Grove
Daniels William, cooper, r. 31 Garden
Daniels William, harnessmaker John A. McKerron, r.
1513 Noe
Daniels William, professional nurse, r. 1 Jackson
Daniels William, special officer, r. 231 Golden Gate Av
Daniels William B. , cook, r. 822 Greenwich
Daniels William F., 1st officer stmr Truckee, r. 322
Twelfth
Daniels William H., r. 1812 Devisadero
Daniels William P., clerk Wm. Boger, r. 730 Fell
gig" Daniels. See Dannals
Danielsen Charles B., driver Ewell's XL Bottled Milk Co.,
r. 719 Capp
Danielson Albert H. , draughtsman Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. cor Butte and Texas
Danielson Andrew, fireman stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Danielson Anna, domestic 314 Bush
Danielson Charles, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 620 Sacra-
mento
Danielson Charles, roofer, r. 1328 Filbert
Danielson Daniel, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Danielson Godfrey, student, r. 1610 Stockton
Danielson Gustave, seaman, r. 334 Main
Danielson Gustave A., clerk Murphy, Gr<int it Co., r. tnr
Texas and Butte
Danielson John F., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co., r. <<ii'
Butte and Texas
Danielson John G., clerk-, r. 1610 Stockton
Danielson John W., tailor, r. 608 Sacramento
Danielson Peter (Anderson & Danielson) r. 1623 Pine
Danielson Peter A., whitener and paperhanger, 635 Cali-
fornia, r. 1623 Pine
Danielson Swen, restaurant, 413 East
Danielson Thomas, painter, r. 1610 Stockton
Danielson William, decorator W. S. Upham, r. 14 Victor
Danielwitz Isidor, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 16, r.
2939^ Sixteenth
Danielwitz Joseph, merchant, r. 29391 Sixteenth
Daniher Marguerite, widow, r. 421 Franklin
Danike Fredtrick, waiter Fred W. Schmideke, r. .512 Ful-
ton
D nish Society Norden, 25 Tenth
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should bs In Every Household Rented at *i.oo per Moath
C. BAOWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN
23 CALiFORNn ST., Importer of a few Selected
brands of SAKDEMAN, BUCK & CO'S (FHMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
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Daiiius Christiana, widow, r. N s Tingley iir Mission
Road
Dankemeyer Fritz, weaver Louis Froinm, 461 Howard
n.VKKER Hi:^\R¥, assistant manager Transatlantic
Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg) office 213 Sansome,
r. Alameda
Dankert William, bartender, r. 904 Keaniy
DanksC. P. Mrs., widow, r. 2310Steiner
Danks John D., clerk, r. 2310 Steiner
Banks John W., deputy U. S. Shipping Commissioner, r.
2310 Steiner
Danks Julia A. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
r. 2310 Steiner
i>ankwerth Brothers (George and Hermann) butchers,
424 Fourth
Daiikwerth Catherine, widow, dairy, 814 San Jose Av
Dankwerth George (Dankwerth Bros.) r. 409 Fourth
Dankwerth Hermann (Dankwerth Bros.) r. 409 Fourth
Daniy Chester A. . clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. Alameda
D.inly Helen A. Miss, r. 1827 San Carlos Av
Danly Marion P , clerk D. Appleton, r. Alameda
Dann William H., shoe cutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 682
McAllister
Danna Albert, shoemaker C. Dietle, r. 130 Ellis
Dannals Charles H , salesman A. (Juade & Co. , r. 447
Nineteenth
Dannals George H., clerk A. (juade & Co., r. 447 Nine-
teenth
Dannals Marion, widow, r. 447 Nineteenth
Dannals Minnie B. Miss, teacher Silver Star Free Kin-
dergarten, r. 447 Nineteenth
S^ Dannals. See Daniels
Dannan William (William Dannan & Co.) r. Oakland
Dannan William & Co. (William Dannan) stock brokers,
316 Montgomery
Danneil Emil, coffee roaster Henry Grandjean, r. 310
Diamond
Uannemark George H. (Danneniark & thom-Wuhrden)
r. 326 Scott
I>aiinemark & thom-Wohrden (George H. Danneniark
and Henry thom-Wohrden) groceries, SE cor Page
and Scott
Dannenbaum Eugene, clerk, r. 1630 Octavia
Dainienbaum Jacob, seaman, r. 325 Folsom
Dannenbaum Joseph (Dannenbaum & Weil) r. 1303 Van
Ness Av
Dannenbaum Joseph, salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
California and Battery, r. 1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Moses, r. 1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 133 Mont-
gomery, r. 1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Samuel, salesman The Maze, r. 923 Geary
Dannenbaum Solomon, merchant, r. 1630 Octavia
Dannenbaum Sylvester R., salesman Magner Bros., r.
1S07 Pine
D^MiiKiiliauni & Weil (Joseph Dannenbaum and Moritz
Wuili proprietors Cal. Woolen Mills, 20 Sansome
/f"' Dannenbaum. See Danenbaum
D.innenberg Amelia, widow, r. 1306 Leavenworth
Dannenberg Lizzie M., widow, r. 603 Geary
Dan lenbiiiik Hannah Miss, dressmaker W. L. Loudon,
r. 716 Capp
Danneufelser Amelia, widow, r. 1006 Twenty-fourth
l>annenfelser AmosL. P., carpenter, r. 1050 Howard
Dannenfelser Joseph E., painter, r. 1006 Twenty-
fourta
D .nner Charles, printer War Cry, 1139 Market
Danner Joseph S., salesman Cerf, Schloss & Co., r. San
Anselmo, Cal
Daimer Max M., baker, r. 523' Castro
Danner Max M. Mrs., bakery, 523 Castro
Dannevig Martin, master schr Viking, 3-5 Mission, r. 10
, Oak Grove Av
Dailnheimer Louis, talior, r. 1507 Sacramento
Dannmeyer Rudolph, salesman Crown Distilleries Co., r.
909 Nineteenth
Dannzonio Giovanni, clerk Monti cV Bargone, r. 1717
Stockton
Danon George P., ship carpenter, r. 411a Ridley
Danore Domenico, porter C. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 11
Union PI
Danos Hannah, widow, r. 2090 Market
Danos Therese Miss, teacher music, r. 2090 Market
Da Nova Jennie Miss, packer, r. 11 Union PI
Da Nova Manuel V., longshoreman, r. 2304 Larkin
Dansen Victor, laborer, r 927 Minna
Danskin Clarence A., clerk Johnson & Higgins, r. 416
Lott
Danton Frank A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 214Shotwell
Danton Frederick H., trunkmaker John H. Denton, r.
214 Shotwell
Danton James, hostler, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Danton John H., trunk mnfr, 611^ Market, r. 214 Shot-
well
Danz Elizabeth, wid<jw, r. 913 Fourteenth Av South
Danz John VV., butcher, r. 2712 Harrison
Danzie Joseph F., cook, r. 1180 Harrison
Danziger Charles, salesman Am. Wringer Co., r. 351
Grove
Danziger Henry, butcher, r. 937 Folsom
Danziger Isidore, secretarv and treasurer Asch & Co., 101
Grant A v, r. 712 Sutter
Danziger Louis, tailor Albert Mueller & Co., r. 316
Tehama
Danziger Samuel, r. 140^ Clara
Dapello Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1203 Valencia, r.
2631 Mission
Dapelo Agostino, groc ries and liquors, 913 Battery
Dappe Harry, seaman, r. 31 East
•a^ijiello Frank, vegetables Colombo Market
d'Aquin Gerard J. M. E., with Consulate The Nether
lands, 508 Montgomery, room 20
Daray Louis, bottler, r. 51S Third
Darb'ee Robert E., Cal. Oyster House, 1405 Bush
Darbee Sherman U. (Darbee & Inmiel) r. 115 Third Av
Darbee & Immel (Sherman U. Darbee and Frederick C.
Innnel) oyster dealers, 25 Centre Market
Darbey Edwin T., cashier Continental Insurance Co., r.
521 Golden Gate Av
Darby Edward H., clerk, r. 637| McAllister
Darby George W., bookkeeper, r. 521 Golden Gate Av
Darby George W. Jr., clerk r. 521 Golden Gate Av
Darby Henry E., clerk Palatine Insurance Co., r. 637i
McAllister
DARBY LAYDON & CO. <»..».
Layiiun) pilr drivers, >vbarr and bridge
bailder:^ and contractors, i;n-i:{9 Main
Darby Thomas F., brushmaker, r. 100 Jones
Darby Walter H., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
504 O'Farrell
Darch John T., delivery clerk Pac Coast SS. Co., Broad-
way St Wharf, r. Commercial Hotel
D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 807 California
Darcy Anme, domestic 825 Haight
D'Arcy Annie M. Miss, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 12
Clementina
Darcy Bernard, InborerHogan & Crummey, r. Seventh
Av South bet K and L
Darcj' Catherine, widow, domestic 1808 Fillmore
D'Arcy Charles, porter Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r. 3 Col-
umbia Sq
Darcy Cornelius, r. 446^ Ninth
Darcy Edward D., gripman, r. 1341 Twenty-sixth
D'Arcy George H., r. 807 California
Darcy James S., marble cutter, r. 10 Falmouth
D'Arcy John, janitor, r. 614 Bush
D'Arcy Julia, widow, r. 725i Hayes
D'Arcy Margaret, widow, r. 12 Clementina
D'Arcy Mary J. Miss, with Ames & Harris, r. 12 (_'leni-
entina
D'Arcy Miles T. , teamster, r. 12 Clementina
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Darcy Peter, ^lijnnaii Market St. Ry, r. 1341 Twenty-
sixth
Uarcy Richard S., plumber, r. 9 Cook
WAUCV THOMAS, groceries and liquors, NW cur
Douglass and Twenty-first
D'Arcy William F., ship carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 2077
Harrison
O'Arcy William H., plasterer, r. N s Twenty-third nr De
Haro
Darcy William P., blacksmith, r. 1119 Hampshire
Dardano Charles, student, r. Hotel Miramar
I»AKIC IIA^'IEL €., manager Golden Gate Advertising
News and Literarj- Bureau, 420 Montgomery, room
C, r. 831 Stevenson
Ik.AKK .IOII.\ 'I'., Prosecuting Attorney Police Court
3, and attorney at law, 7 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 25
Hill
Dare Starr, clerk, r. 25 Hill
Dareno Christina, widow, r. 1420 Kearny
Dareno Joseph, cooper, r. 1420 Kearny
Dargie Stewart M., machinist, r. S s Tonquin nr liaker
Daris G., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Darius Frai'ces, widow, r. 6 Beaver
Darius Gusta\ , bookkeeper, r. 6 Beaver
Darius Henry (Pinchou & Darius) r. 926 Broadway
Darius Peter, r, C Beaver
Darius William, blacksmith L. C. Rasmussen, r. 347 Na-
toma
Darker Richard B., liquors, 624 Sacramento
Darkes M. A. Mrs., r. 424 McAllister
Darley Henry, laborer, r. 546 Folsom
Darl ng Ahram F., marble cutter Abraham Morris, r. 116
Waller
Darling Charles, bookkeeper, r. 810 Lott
Darling Charles, operator Pac. Cap Co., r. 128 Shipley
Darling Charles C. Jr., special agent The Mutual Life
Ins. Co. (of New York)
Darling C. Sherman, r. 718 Twentieth
Darling D. N., plasterer, r. 26 Turk
Darling Gforge L., salesman J. Duffy & Co., r. 718
Twentieth
Darling George W., painter William R. Eaton, r. 108
Twenty-fourth
Darhng Ida M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2216 Pine
Darling J. G., steward stmr Colima
Darling John A., major 5th Artillery U. S. A., Presidio
Darling John H. , painter, r. 848 Folsom
Darling John J., contractor, r. 1314 Scott
Darling Margaret, widow, r. 108 Twenty-fourth
Darling Olney J. , capitalist, r. 319 Sansome
Darling William E., painter, r. 108 Twenty-fourth
Darling William R., clerk Henry Kahn & Co., r. 632
Eddy
Darnis Heraian, printer, r. 869 Mission
Damis He.man A., printer, 421-423 Market, r. 214
Third
Darms Leonard, car driver Market St. RR. Co., r. 403
Sixth
Darms Nellie Mrs., varieties, 403 Sixth
Darms Richard, baker, r. 772 Mission
Darneal Annie Miss, nurse, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Darning C. , waiter stmr Columbia
Daroles Joseph, baker Alexander Bailly, r. cor Pacific
and Stockton
DAKOLLES LEOX, proprietor Model Laundry, 33
Chenery
Darr Edward L. , clerk Haas Bros.
Darr E ne^tine, widow, r. 106 Commercial
Darr Henry, toolmaker Cal. Saw Wks, r. 106 Commer-
cial
Darr Louis, porter Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. 24 Freelon
Darr Otto, toolmaker, r. 106 Commercial
Darragh Clara, widow, r. 3111 Bryant
Darragh Dennis, baker Thomas Rush, r. 23
Darragh Frank P., gardener, r. 311 J Bryant
Darragh Frank P., rectifier, r. 784 Folsom
l»ARICAGH JAflES W., gardener, 31U Bryant
1 Third
WATSON & CO., 124 SVIarUet Street
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Darragh John H., patternmaker, r. 5 Morris Av
D uia^h Lucy, widow, r. 621 Greenwich
itiT Jarragh. See Darrow
Darrah Caroline, widow, r. 912^ Harrison
Da rah Samuel M., proprietor Saloon Towel Sup))ly Co.,
y Lick PI, r. 621 Bu*
Darratis Martin, barber, r. 308 Fifth
Darrav Louis, cellarm^n Lachman & Jacohi, r. .518
Third
Darren Leon, bartender Felix Daleau, r. 102'!^ Wash-
ington
Darrimor Victor, bartender Louis Peres, r. 1716 .loncs
Darrin L. A. Mrs., r. 1717 McAllister
Darromau Henry H., clerk Pinchou & Darius, r. 6 John
Darrous Peter, laundry, 2409 Mission
Darrow Benjamin O., electrician Electric il Engineering
Co., r. Oakland
Darrow Jane, widow, r. 1016 Minna
S'S' Darrow. See Darragh
Darson Cornelius, carpenter, r. 1612 Lyons
Dart Frederick M., bartender Richard I). Schroeder, r.
318 Eddy
Dart John, driver, r. 509 Grove
Dart John, seaman, r. 517 Second
D'Artan Juiius, winemaker, r. 1029 McAllister
D'Artenay Eugene, pharmacist SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Potrero Av, r. 1202 Potrero Av
Dartigue Edward, waiter John Bergez, r. 912 Jackson
Darvie Kate Mrs., telegraph operator, r. 1818 Green
Dirwell Arthur W. W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co.. r. 601 Polk
DAIOVIN €HAKLE.S B., attorney at law 331 Mont-
gomery, room 65, r. Alameda
Darwin Joseph, r. 1007 Market
Dasburiy Peter, fireman, r. lOS Jack.son
Daseking Henry, bartender S. D. Matler, r. SE cor
Twelfth and Mission
Daseking Herman, bookkeeper J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.,
r. 415 Post
Dash wood James W. , porter Wells Fargo &Co., r. 546
Minna
D'Askwith Edward, shoecutter Siebe, Glanville Co., r.
Berkeley
Dasmann Dora, widow, r. 80 Colton
Dasmann Frederick W., policeman, r. 5221 Shotwell
Da smann William, groceries and liquors, 2044 Howard,
r. IOC Thirteenth
Dasse Eugene, i)ainter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 26 Circular
Road
Dassell Warren, hostler Alex McCord & Co., r. 123 Eddy
Dassonville Frederick, manager Baker & Hamilton, r.
122 Lyon
Dassonville Henry, signwriter 325 Francisco, r. 36 Val-
paraiso
Dastrevigiie Valentine R., liquors .515 Valencia, r. 513
Valencia
Dastu^iie G^ibriel, r. 1116 Sacramento
Dastvigue George, r. 612 Bi-oadwav
Dastugue Josephine Mrs., laundry, 612 Broadway
Dates Edwin M., finisher D. M. Van Wart, r. 121b Shij)-
ley
Dati Narciso, salesman American Union Fish Co, r. 425
Br .adway
Dattan Paul (Dattan & Teigeler) r. 1513 Dolores
Dattan & Teigeler (Paul Dattan and H. Teigeler) wood
and coal, NE cor Nineteenth and Capp
Dattlebaum M., manager tailoring dept Rajihael's In-
corported, r. 309 Powell
Daubenmire Samuel R., driver Union Ice Co., r
Third
Dauber Frank, r. 19 Glen Park Av
Daubu Peter, proi)rietor San Bruno Dairy, r.
View
Dauernheim Frederick, musician, r. 1117 Folsom
Daugherty L. N., mining engineer, 434 California,
7, r. 905 Market
1^" Daugherty. See Doherty and Dougherty
601
Bav
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Dau^huey J., drayman Smiths' Cash Store, r. 418 Front
Daughney John J. (Dau^hney & Pe^llan) and presi-
dent Union Undertaking Co., r. 52 Louisa
Daughney & Pejuillan (John J. Daug-hne.v and Emil
Pejuillan) merchant tailors, 200^ Fourth
U.ll'tillTKR!^ OF THE AMERICA.V REVOLi;-
TIO.V (Sequoia Chapter) Mrs. E. Elnood Brown
recording secretary, Mrs. J. M. Chretion correspond-
ing secretary
Daumbaugh William, bartender stmr J. D. Peters
Daunet Edward H., plumber, r. 18i Sumner
Daunet J. Frank, clerk, r. 709 Miniia
Daunel Leon, actur, r. 709 Minna
Daunet Margaret, widow, r. 709 Minna
Dauphin Aime, proprietor King House, 1.50 Fourth
Dauphinais Michel, r. 55 Second
Daus Adolph, barber John LingenfelJer, r. 1327a Pa-
cific
Daus Daniel, tailor, 914 Kearnv, r. 1417 Powell
Daus Frank S., tailor, r. 1417 Powell
Dau. Frederick C, tailor, r. 1417 Powell
Daus George F., barber, r. 1417 Powell
Daus Isador, capitalist, r. 707 Vallejo
Dauscher Irwin J. , concrete worker, r. 1723 Leaven-
worth
Dauscher Otto P., ironworker Francis Smith & Co., r.
1716 Jones
Dauscher Peter, miner, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Dauter William, shoemaker, r. 566 Mission
Dauterman William L., clerk Xagle & Xagle, r. 34
Eureka
Dauth Arthur K., asst storekeeper Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 1936 Mission
Dauth Louise, widow, r. 1936 Mission
Dau\-illiers Just n, fl rist. r. 312 Central Av
Da Valle Amerigo, clerk Delia Maggiora & Moretti, r.
850 Valencia
Davalle Ales^andro, laborer, r. 313 Vallejo
Davalle Vincenzo(VincenEo Da^-alle A: Co.) r. 1256 Mont-
gomery
Davalle Viacenzo & Co. (Vincenzo Davalle, Peter Gio-
vanuoni and Giuseppe Scatenai proprietors Toscano
Hotel, 619 Broadway
Davalos Faustino, shoemaker, r. SiiU Pacific
Davalos Michael L., compositor R. M. Wood Co.. r. 140S
Powell
Davega Edgar, salesman Cal. Collateral Loan Office, r.
323 Kearny
Daveggi Antonio, laborer, r. E s Landers bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Davenport Bert D., dentist, office and r. 125 Grove
Davenport Don D., jeweler, r. 125 Grove
Davenport Ellen C, widow, r. 460 Eighteenth
Davenport Frank S., hostler Union Lumber Co., r. 52si
Alabama
Davenport George, r. 631 Ivy Av
Davenport Harry, student, r. 460 Eighteenth
Davenport H. E. Mrs., r. 125 Grove
Davenport Homer C, artist Examiner, r. 811a Hayes
Davenport James P., salesman Sherwood &. Sherwood,
r. Oakland
Davenport John E., bookkeeper Pacific Lumber Co., r.
460 Eighteenth
Davenport Mary, domestic SE cor Van Ness Av and
Washington
Davenport Robert, r. 515 Post
Davenport Walter L., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 400
Eighteenth
Davenport William A., wagonmaker, 1219 Pierce, r. 125
Grove
Davenport Willianj T., hamessmaker, r. 730 Gearv
Daverkosen F. E. & Co. (Frank E. Daverkosen and Fran-
cois Markham) butchers, 2512 Bush
Daverkosen Frank E. (F. E. Daverkosen & Co.. r. 2517
Davey Edward, laborer, r.
Davej- John, expressman, i
11 Langton
>21 Langton
Davev Frank, photographer Tiber Photographic Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Davey George, carpenter, r. fOl Broadway
£^ Davey. See Da\ie and Davy
David Allen, r. 422 Brannan, rear
David Brothers (Henry and Solomon) cigars and tobacco,
643 Keaniv
David Charles H., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 4201 Seventh
Dasid Edward, bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1203
Court
David George W. , master mariner, r. 728 Shotwell
David Harr\- L. , clerk, r. 29 Broadwav
Da\-id Henry (David Bros.) r. 10331 Clay
David Isaac L., speculator, r. 832 Folsom
David Jo-seph, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1635
Post
Da\id Jules, broker, office 215 Sacramento, r. 1301 La-
guna
Da^id Lazarus, merchant, r. 29 Broadway
David Louis, clerk Preston and McKinnon, r. 538
Castro
David Robert L., traveling salesman, r. 512 Jessie
Da\id Solomon (Da\id Bros.) and cigar miifr, 519 Mont-
gomery, r. 706V Pine
David William, taif.ir, 1633 Post
Davids Charles, car repairer, r. 420J Seventh
Darids John W., teamster, r. 1120 Broadway
Da^idson Abbot Miss, r. 1029 Ellis
Da\idson Alexander, inspector Custom House, r. II23I.
Filbert
Davidson Alice Miss, deputy, Internal Revenue Service,
r. Petaluma, Cal.
Davidson Alonzo, proprietor Pacific Dairv, office 32
Eddy, r. 215 Eureka
Davidson Alonzo Jr., dairj-man, r. 205 Diamond
Davidson Andrew J., bricklayer, r. 28i West Missicin
Datidson Andrew O., teamster, r. 215" Eureka
Davidson Archibald W., driver Samuel J. Lank, r. 138
Fair Oaks
Davidson Arthur D., compositor Chronicle, r. 631 Sutter
Davidson Calvin L., proprietor New Hampshire Dair\-,
1036 Twentieth
D.l%IDl^O\' D.4VID, crockery and glassware, 22
Ninth, r. 411 Golden Gate Av '
Da\idson Da\id, shipwright, r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson David, teamster, r. 219 Tenth
Davidson David M., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 517
McAllister
Da\idson David N., stationerj-, 713 Valencia, r. 1828
Stevenson
D.i.VIDSOX D. B., cashier The Nevada Bank of .San
Francisco, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Davidson Elisha J., conducttir Market St. Ry, r. 408 San
Jose Av
Davidson Esther, r. 3217 Jackson
DaWdson Ewen W. W. , draughtsman Copeland & Peirce,
r. 916 Treat Av
Davidson Forrest M., machine operator Pac. Glove AiNTiS,
r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson Frank N., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 942 Va-
lencia
Da\idson Frank P., salesman Dairj-man's Union of Cal.,
r. 609 Bush
Davidson Frank S., bricklayer, r. 1916i Greenwich
Davidson George, r. 1497 Twenty-first
Davidson George ( Da%idson & Leigh) r. 219 Eddy
DAVIDi^OX «EOKCiE PROFEi^SOR, assistant
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, 2d floor, r. 2221 Washington
Davidson George, real estate, r. 219 Eddy
Daiidson George, ship joiner, r. 1218 Twentieth
Davidson George B., electrician, r. 6.33a Minna
Davidson George F., r. 2221 Washington
Davidson George M., bookkeeper, r. 517 McAllister
Da\idson Hallie B., proprietor Glenn Ranch Dairy, office
32 Eddy, r. 564 Pennsylvania Av
Davidson Harrj-, r. 214 Castro
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
TcLEPHONe Mission 40
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Davidson Harrv, expressman, 211 Piue, r. 544 Ash Av
Davidson Harry C, painter Burr & Shields, r. 405 Castro,
rear
Davidson Henry, engineer White Star Laundry
Davidson Henry L., clerk, r. 1939 O'Farrell
Davidson Herbert M., bookkeeper M. Davidson, & Co., r.
517 McAllister
Davidson Herbert R., payinff teller Bank of British
Columbia, r. 1 Seymour Av
Davidson Isador, glazier, r. N s Sagamore bet Capitol
and Plymouth, Ocean Vievi'
Davidson Jacob, r. 411 Golden Gate Av
Davidson James, blacksmith, r. 764 Harrison
Davidson James, shipjoiner Union Iron Wks, r. 209 Turk
Davidson James, woolsorter Ballard & Hall, r. 910 Treat
Av
Davidson James D , locksmith, 724i Market, r. 439 Noe
Davidson John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2914 Bush
Davidson John, gardener, r. NE cor Shotwell and Six-
teenth
Davidson John L., clerk Davidson & Leigh, r. 219 Eddy
Davidson John W., sawver. r. 149 MeClellan
DAVIDSON JOSEPH R.,p.v..c....
Vit .^B«iU«ouiery. tiours It M. to 3 P.M.,
and 7 to H P. 11.. Sundays 11:30 A. M. to Vi
M.. Telephone South 259, r. 411 Golden
4iateAv
Davidson Josephine B. Miss, stenographer City and
County Attorney, r. Petaluma, Cal.
Davidson Julia M., widow, r. 136 Haight
Davidson Lena Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Ida Schwartz, r. 20
Langton
Davidson Louis N., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1939
O'Farrell
Davidson M. & Co. (Meyer Davidson) notions and station-
ery, 161 New Montgomery
Davidson M. & Co. (Mokelumne Hill) general merchan-
dise, office 121 Sansome
Davidson Marcus, r. 231 Sixth
Davidson .Vlary A., widow, r. 1313 Mason
Davidson Mary A. Mrs. (Meyer & Davidson) r. 1029 Ellis
Davidson Meyer (M. Davidson & Co.) r. 708 Twentieth
Davidson Meyer (M. Davidson & Co.) and drajonan and
commission merchant, 121 Sansome, r. 920 Fulton
Davidson Nathan, r. 564 Pennsylvania Av
D4VIDS01V OBSERVATORY, U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Surrey, Astronomical and Telegraph Longi-
tude Station, Laiayette Park, cor Octavia and Clay
Davidson Peter A., salesman H. Roman & Co., r. Oak-
land
Davidson Ralph A., driver, r. 215 Eureka
Davidson Robert, molder Risdon I. and L. AVlis, r. 102s
Nineteenth
D ' vidsou Robert, sailmaker, r. 407 Montgomerv Av
DAVIDSON ROBERT F., M. D.,
denti<«t, Ti ilonohoe BIdg, 1170 Market,
r. 1.54 Golden Gate Av
Davidson Robert M., electrician, r. 312 Sixtli
Davidson Sarah J., widow, nurse, r. 408J O'Farrell
Davidson Saul N., jeweler, 126 Kearny, room 58,
r. 1423b Geary
Davidson Solomon, drayman, 211 Pine, r. 1124 Turk
Davidson S. Thomas, operator Western Union Tel Co.,
r. 501a Broderiek
Davidson Theresa Mrs., teacher Haight St. Primary
School, r. 708 Twentieth
Davidson Thomas, ca'i.p superintendent John W. Fer-
ris, r. S in Miguel
Davidson Thomas D., student, r. 2221 Washington
Davidsim Thomas J., wool sorter Ballard & Hall, r. 916
Treat Av
Davidson Thomas M. (Davidson & Elliott) r 2759 Mission
Davidson Walter, teamster, r 515 Seventeenth
DAVIDSON W.41.TKR P., receiving teller Bank
of California, r. 1428 Twenty-fifth
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Davidson William, teamster, Cal. Construction Co
Davidson William A., stonecutter Patrick Degan, r. 631
Locust Av
Davidson William C, secretary and treasurer Cal.
Launch Building Co. , r. 300 Davis
Davidson William H., electrician, r. 1214^ Steiner
DAVIDS«>.\ WILLIA.n R. (Pacific Coast Home
Supply Association and The King Publishing Co.)
132 Market, r. New York
DAVIDSON >VILHA.n W., attorney at law, 420
California, rooms 14-15, Telephone Main 1522,
r. 9 Fulton
Davidson & Elliott (Thomas M. Davidson and Andrew
A. Elliott) livery stable, 2918-2920 Mission
DAVIDSON A LRIGH (George Davidson and E. A.
Leigh) real estate and insui-ance, 137 Montgomery
^^ Davidson. See Davison
Davie Charles L., driver San Francisco Laundry, r. 1213
Scott
Davies Ada Miss, nurse Irving Institute, 1036 Valencia
Davies Arthur P., clerk Rollo V. Watt, r. 524 Jersey
Davies Charles H. (Carter & Davies) r. Oakland
Davies Daniel, lumbennan, r. 640 Howard
Davies David, master U. S. Lighthouse stmr Madrona
Davies David C, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 28j Moss
Davies David R., superintendent construction Western
Union Tel Co., r. 410 Post
D.AVIES KVAN, contractor and plasterer, 16 Post, r.
919h Fourteenth
Davies Fannie Miss, teacher Redding Primary School, r.
1608 Washington
Davies George, inspector Edison Light and Power Co. , r.
30J Lafayette
Davies Helen, widow, nurse, r. 1338 Union
Davies Henry J., shoemaker Thomas Roberts, r. 803
Montgomery
Davies Hubert H., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r. 725
Pine
Davies Isabella W., widow, r. 719 Polk
Davies James, machinist Sterling Furniture Co., r. 831
Eighteenth
Davies James E., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
318 Dav
Davies J. H., traveling salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co.
Davies Lillie Mrs., dressmaking, 1000 Minna
Davies Llewellyn, ship rigger and painter, SE cor Oregon
and Battery, r. 1120 Montgomery
Davies Margaret Mrs. , dressmaking, 942 Howard
Davies Marie Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
DAVIES M.ARV MRS., physician, office and r. 14
McAllister
Davies Nellie J. Miss, stenographer Wetmore Bros. , r.
414 Hyde
Davies Rose Miss, bookkeeper Henry HoUmann, r. 921
Capp
Davies Thomas A., deputy clerk Justice's Court, r. 1132
Jackson
Davies William, fireman, r. 1614.^ Leavenworth
Davies William A., insurance agent, r. 1132 Jackson
Davies William H., carpenter, r. 921 Capp
DAVIES WILLIAM H., wines and liquors, 239 East,
r. 1000 Minna
DAVIES WILLIAM H., physician and proprietor
Junction Pharmacy. 2000 Market, r. 25i Haight
Davies William W., bricklayer, r. 81 Cuvier
B^Davies. See Davis
Davin Camilie, laundress Peter Feutrier, r. 423^ Turk
Davin Eugenia, domestic 20 Pierce
Davin Joachim, teamster Daniel Giovannini, r. 2 Redfield
PI
Davin Josephine, laundress, r. 1207 J Golden Gate Av
Da Vincenzi G., musician, r. 527 Green
Davini Andrew (Vaudagna & Davini) r. 1421| Dupont
Davini Yda, cigar maker, r. 1421i Dupont
Davios B. & Co. (Benjamin Davios and Charles Ber
rvessa) Mexican restaurant, 226 Ellis
KND KITCHEN S\JF»PI-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vinicges
of H. CUVILLIER & FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Oavios Beiijainiu (B. Uavios & Co.) r. 5 Tavlor PI
iUvis A., r. 119a Williams
Davis A. Mrs., miUiuen-, 1109 Sutter
Uavis A. & Co. (Abraham Davis) watchmakers and
jewelers, 1.525 Market
1» ivis A. i D. (Abram and D,ivid) cigars and tobacco, 30
Montg-ouierv
Davis Aaron \V.' (George Davis K Son) r. 31 South Park
Davis A. B., cashier S. Koshland & Co., r. 418 Leaven-
worth
Davis Abraham (A. Divis & Co.) r. 1024 Folsom
Davis Abraham, tailor, 251 Third
Da\is Abram (A. & D. Davis) r. 105 Austin Av
Davis Addie M., widow, r. 717 Polk
Dr. is .\dolph, barber, 335 Fifth, r. 166.^ aara
i) ,. is .A.gnes Mrs., dressm»king, 14 McAllister
Da. is Al., salesman A. &. T. Weil Jt Co., r. Hotel Lang-
ham
Davis A. L., p >rter Tillmann i: Bendel, r. 1510 Broad-
waj-
Davis Albert, engineer, r. 034 Minna
D ivis .\lbsrt, shoem iker, 33jL Third, r. 5 Verona
Davis Albert C, r. 125 Oak
Davis Albert H., clerk R. G. Dun cSc Co., r. 30 Pleasant
Davis Alfred, stoker Engine 8, r. 1506 Pacific Av
Davis Alfred E., vice-pre iJent Pacific Laud and Invest-
ment Co., 230 Montg.imery, r. 601 Stockton
Davis -AJvin, plumber, r. 337 Twentj-seventh
DaTis Ammi F., shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
12 ill Pacific
Davis .\ndrew, laborer, r. i>7ii Clementina
Davis .Andrew J., restaurant, 110 Sutter, r. 400 Sutter
Davis Andrew M. (Davis Bros.) r. 1722 Pine
Da\-is Anna B. M., widow, r. 733 Bush
Da%1s .-Vnnie, widow, r. 308 M nna
Davis Annie E. iliss, milliner Shepherd & Staples, r. 916
Montgomery
Davis Ansley G." (Davis Broj.) r. 1605 Post
Davis .\ntonia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10211 Pacific
Davis .Arthur G., machinist Murch & Gray, r. 441 Golden
Gate Av
Davis .\sa T., pressman C. W. Gordon, r. 571 Howard
Daxis Asher, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbauni,
r. 1807 Eddy
Davis -A.. T. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 571 Howard
Davis Axel, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 44 Gilbert
Davis Barker, bookkeeper, r. 418 Leavenworth
Davis Belle Miss, stenographer Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 3i
Verona
Davis Ben, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 1513 Polk
Davis Benjam'n, fruitdealer, r. 23 Boardmm PI
Davis Benjamin, laborer, r. 3o Clay
Davis Benjamin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 10
Tilden
Divis Beijamin, tamale maker, r. 252 Tehama
Davis Benjamin F., cashier Hooker & Co., r. 1635 Sacra-
mento
Davis Bernard B., glazier, 208 OTarrell, r. 2534 Sutter
Davis Bitters Co., Davis & Son proprietors, 409 Fell
Davis Bliss, clerk, r. 411 Jlinna
U.iVIS BROTHER'S (Andrew M. and Anslev G.) pro-
prietors Gulden Rule Baziiar. 718-722 Market, Tele-
V«hone Main ISO.
Davis Burt L., clerk J. B. F. Davis & Son, r. Ross Val-
ley, .Marin Co.
Da\is Burr S., stenographer, r. 114 McAllister
Wavis Carl, mining engineer, 302 Montgomery, rooms
7-8, r. 437a Hayes
Divis Caroline, widow, gents' furnishing goods and
dressmakers trimmings, 510 Fourth
Davis Carriage Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio) W. L. Heise man-
ager, 36i Fremont
Davis Catherine, widow, r. 308 Fulton
Da\is Charles, draj-man Ksberg, Bachman & Co., r. 712
Grove
Davis Charles, carpenter, r. 424 Clementina
Davis Cliarles, plumber, r. 526i Stevenson
Davis Charles, porter. Hotel Colonial
Davis Charles, teamster, r. 7 Fourteenth
Davis Charles A., phvsician and surgeon, office and r.
3712 Clay
Da\is Charles H., hatter Knut A. Lundstrom
Davis Charles H., laborer, r. 15^ Freelon, rear
Davis Charles L, cjppsrsmith Union Iron Wks, r. 623
Tennessee
Davis Charles I. , salesman David Samuels, r. 905 Mar-
Itet
Davis Charles L., receiving teller S. F. Savings Union,
r. Cosmos Club
Da\is Charles N., conductor, r. 172 Minna
Davis Charles P., clerk Detrick SS. C •., r. Berkeley
Davis Charles W., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., f. 846
Armv
Davis Charles W., -tudent, r. 130 R dley
Davis Christy, wool broker, NW cor Fifth and Bluxome,
r. College Park
Davis Claude E., clerk Ins. Co. of Xorth .A.merica, r.
Oakland
Da\is Cora Miss, saleslady, r. 626 Eddv
Davis Curtis, student, r. 406 Sutter
Daxis D.,r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Davis Daniel S., coffee saloon, SW cor Sutter and Keaniv,
r. 2423 Sutter
Davis David (A A: D. Davis) r. 2924 Clay
Davis David, bookkeeper W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r. 510
Devisadero
Davis David, clerk, r. 805 Ellis
Davis David, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 1250 Howard
Da\is David Rev., cantor Congregation Sherith Israel, r.
611 Taylor
Davis David, salesman Adeline Marks, r. 525 Fulton
Davis David, salesman Newman & Levmson, r. 922
O'Farrell.
Davis David G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 207
Taylor
Davis David H., moUer, r. 323| Clementina
Davis David M., bricdayer, r. 1914| Fay or
Davis David R., electrician, r. 1504 Kentu'ky
Davis David W., pilecoverer Paraffine Paint Co., r. 323i
Clementina
Davis Delia T., widow, r. 333 Turk
Davis E., coal passer stmr Mariposa
Davis E. A., r. 1045 Market
Davis Edgar J. (Barker & Davis) r. 337 Twenty-seventh
Davis Edward, tailor, 347 Third, r. 3V Verona
Davis Edward, teamster, r. New Coniinental Hotel
Davis Edward A., mining, r. 2323 Sacramento
Davis Edward C, traveling salesman Langley k Mich-
aels Co., r. Alame 'a
Davis Edward F., carjjenter, r. 121a Oak
D.IVIS ED>V.4.RD L., dentist, 101 Phelan Bldg, r.
711 .Jones
Davis Edwin, coachman, r. 417 Folsom
Davis Edwin F., blacksmith William .A. Davenport, r.
1219 Pierce
Davis Edwina C, w'dow, r. 219 Elm .Av
Davis Elizabeth, widow, r. 123 Hnbbard
Davis Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2318 Howard
Davis Ellis D., furnished rooms, 933 Sacramento
Davis Emanuel, bookkeeper Castle Bros., r. 2818 Pine
Davis Ernest, packer Smith's Cash Store, r. 635a Na-
toraa
Davis Ernest A., painter, r. 337 Twenty-seventh
Davis Ettie, widow, r. 2211 Larkin
D.4VIS E[GE.\E G.. novelties, 1234 Market, Tele-
phone Mn.in 1807 (5 bells), r. Belvedere
Davis Eva K., widow, dressmaker, r. 1834 Powell
Davis Evelvni A. Mrs. r. 133 San Jose .Av
Davis Frank W., machinist Pac. Can Co., r. 724i Sun
Carlos Av
Davis Fre.lerick, distributor S. F. Lau dry, r. 1519 Eddy
Davis George (George Davis K Son), r. 31 South Park
Davis George, bartender M. W. Levy, r. 454.V Tehama
Davis George, carpenter Joseph Kluber, r. .502 Broadwu.\
SAIN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET aM SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ftDVERTlSE in the SftN FRftNGISGO GALL
THE FITTZ CURE
Is taken b
generally,
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because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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DavisGeorge, capitalist r 411 Minna
Davis George, laborer Odd Kellows' Cemetery, r. 1224i
Davis George, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 723 Minnesota
Davis George, musician, r. 427 Pacific
Davis George, peddler, r. 917 Pacific
Davis George, salesman, r. 721 Twenty-second
Davis George, steward; r. 61C Jessie
Davis George, teamster, r. 1249 Valencia
Davis George, waiter, r. 933 Sacramento
DITIS OeOKUE «& SON (George and Aaron W.)
housemovers 31 South Park, office 16 Post
Davis George A. (Davis Bros. ) r. 1722 Pine
Davis George A., conductor, r. 1'27 West Park
Davis George A. Mrs., r. 1090 Union
Davis George B., truckman Truck 4, r, 1224i Green
Davis George C, clerk Wells. Fargo Go's Bank, r. 1408
Post .... ,
DIVIS GEOKGE E., homoeopathic physician and
surgeon, office and r. 520 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 and 7
to 8 p. M. Telephone Main 547C
Davis George E„ nailer, r. 15 Madison Av
Davis George E., whitener, r. 527 Jersey
Davis George H. (Davis, Haber& Co.) r. 108 AValnut
Davis George L., block pressman Dickman-Jones Co., r.
Alameda
Davis George M., teamster, r. 368 Dolores
Davis George T. , actor, r. 1331 Valencia
Davis Gejrge T., bu.ver S. Koshland & Co., r. 1904
Market
Davis George W. (Davis & Son), r. 409 Fell
Davis Geori;e W., bookkeeper Frederick Kaufmann, r.
1331 Valencia
D4.YIS GEOKGE W., physician, office 633 Sutter,
Telephone Main 5483, r. 813 Hyde
Davis Gertrude, widow, delicacies ,1602^ Post, r. 1529 Post
D.VVIS, M.4.BEK «l! CO. (George H. Davis and S. D.
Haber) auctioneer and commission merchants, 211
Pine, Telephone Main 5036
Davis Hannah, widow, bakery 309 Minna
Davis Harold E., dental student, r. 2323 Devisadero
Davis Harry, carpenter, r. N s Sadowa bet Capitol and
Orizaba, Ocean View
Davis Harry, contractor, r. 29 Broadway
Davis Harry, expressman, NW cor Commercial and Mont-
gomery, r. 907 Vallejo
Davis Harry, seamai., r. 1 Zoe PI
Davis Harry W., engraver Shreve & Co., r. Fruitvale
Davis Heber J., clerk Motive Power and Machinery Dept
S. P. Co. , r. 1209 Sutter
Davis Henry, clerk, r. 1109 Sutter
Davis Heniy, clerk, r. 825 Golden Gate Av
Davis Henry merchant, 211 Pine, r. 1718 Ellis
Davis Henry, millhand, r. 331 Geary
Davis Henry, physician, r. 529 Sacramento
Davis Henry, tailor, r. 457 Jessie
U.iVIS IIE\'K¥ t'.. dentist, 131 Post, r. 2323 Devis-
adero, Telephone West 743
U.lVliij HE.\K¥ H., attorney at law, 420 California,
rooms 3-4, r. 2621 California
DAVIS HEi^RY L., president California Optical Co. ,
317-319 Kearny, and secretary artd treasurer Cali-
fornia Wire Works, 509-511 Market, r. 2108 Vallejo,
Telephone West 328
D.IVI.S IIOKAI'E. president Sperry Flour Co, NEcor
California and Front, r. 1800 Broadway
Davis Isaac L. , merchant, r. 832 Folsom
Davis Isadore, r. 1506 PaeificAv
Davis Isidore, salesman, r. 1712 O'Farrell
Davis J., butcher stmr San Bias
Davis J. A., r. 232 Vicksburg
Davis J. A., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2071 Linden Av
Davis Jacob, barber, 11 Grant Av, r. 21 Grant Av
Dayis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second, r. 58 Minna
Davis Jacob, traveling salesman L. & G. Brenner
Davis Jacob W., superintendent factory Levi Strauss &
Co. , r. 1635 Sacramento
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VTKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifor^ia BottliQ*^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE —
BEST BEER ON EARTH. ^jjl
Telephone West 144- 1413 EDDY ST. \\\
l»AVI,S .lAC'OB Z. (Boyd & Davis) r. 408 Post
Davis James, bottler Mathews Bros. &Co., r. 315 Twenty-
seventh
Davis James, clerk, r. 326 Pacific
Davis James, insurance agent, r. 1203 Sanchez
Davis James, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Davis James, shoemaker, r. 9272 Natoma
Davis James F., horsetrainer Edward Corrigan, r. Bay
District P.ace Track
Davis James H., cattle driver, r. W s San Jose Road bet
Randall and Fairmount
Davis James H , vice-president S. F.and Pac. Glass Wks,
r. San Mateo
Davis James J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 9272 Na-
toma
Davis James L., engineer A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Eleventh
Av South nr Railroad Av
Davis James S. (Davis & Son) r. 409 Fell
Davis James W., hackman J. P. Ferguson & Son, r. 33(i
Natoma
Davis Jane, widow, groceries and liquors, 15 Madison Ax-
Davis Jane Mrs., dressmaking, 59 Columbian Bldg, r. 712
Sutter
Davis Jarrett W., manager Educational Publishing Co.
(Boston) 300 Post, r. 1452 Franklin
Davis J. B. F. & Son (John B. F. and Winfield S.) gen-
eral insurance brokers, 407-409 Montgomery
Davis Jennie C. Miss, assistant secretary Board of State
Viticultural Commissioners, r. 1321 Clay
Davis J. M., professor Healds Business College, r.
Oakland
Davis J. N. Mrs., widow, r. 602 Precita Av, B. H.
Davis John, coalpasser stmr City of Puebla
Davis John, engineer, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Davis John, engineer, r. 793 Mission
Davis John, fireman stmr Colon, r. 154 Tehama
Davis John, hostler, r. 1123 Webster
Davis John, laborer, r. 240 Fifteenth
Davis John, liquors and lodgings, 924-926 Illinois
Davis John, seaman, r. 12 Essex
Davis John, teamster, r. 22 Turk
Daxis J.ihii A., gripman, r. 9ii4 Minna
liavis Jdhn B. F. (J. B. F. Davis & Son) r. Ross Station,
Marin Countv, Cal.
Davis John F. , attorney at law, r. 2323 Sacramento
Davis John H., r. 916 Montgomery
Davis John H., Deputv Fish Commissioner, 78 Flood
Bldg, r. 318 Eddy
Davis John J., bookkeeper C. Carpy & Co., r. 50 Pernio
Davis John O., gripman, r. 420 Jersey
Da\as John S. (Davis & Sun) r. 409 Fell
Davis John W., carpenter, r. 623 Tennessee
DAVIS JOHN WARXER. secretary and treasurer
California Optical Co., 317-319 Kearny, r. Hotel
Stewart
Davis John Y., foreman Pacific Press Brick Co.
Davis Johnson, seaman, r. 734i Howard
Davis Joseph, cook Matthew Ryan
Davis Joseph, cooper Kilboum Cooperage Co., r. 202
Pacific
Davis Joseph, coremaker M. (Jreenberg's Sons, r. 67
Clementina
Davis Joseph, engneer, r. 506 Napa
Davis Joseph, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Davis Joseph, laborer, r. 224 Utah
Davis Joseph A., janitor, r. 850 Church
Davis Joshua D., manager Elite Photographic Studio,
838 Market, r. 535 Turk
Davis J. S. Bitters Co., H. L. Norton manager, 117o
Market, room 65
Davis Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 339^ Thirteenth
Davis Julius, r. Sli Sutter
Davis Julius, merchandise broker, r. 1301 Laguna
Davis Julius A., carijenter, r. NE cor Farallone and
Capitol, Ocean View
Davis Julius, fruits and vegetables, NWcor Montgomery
Av and Kearny, r. 1817. i Powell
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Davis J. W., rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co., r. 118
Cumberland
Davis K. Hilda Miss, tra'ned nurse, r. 1103 Van Ness Av
Davis L. Mrs., widow, r. 82^ Everett
Davis Lazarus, peddler, r. 29 Broadway
Davis L. E. Mrs. , proprietor The Victoria, NW cor Hyde
and California
Davis Leo, druggist Charles H. Mentz, r. 1.534 Polk
Davis Leo, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1808 Pa-
cific Av
Davis Levi, r. 609 Grove
Davis Lizzie Mrs., teacher music, r. 782i Harrison
Davis Louis, r. 1712 O'Farrell
Davis Louis, fruits and vegetables, 11-13 City Hall Market,
r. 1113 Mission
Davis Louis, cook Joseph Mead, r. SE cor Third and
Mission
Davis Louis, miner, r. 139 Fourth
Da\is Louis, packer Goldberg, Bowen & Lebanbaum, r.
1250 Howard
Davis Louis H. , boarding officer U. S. Revenue Cutler
General Hartlev, r. 1506 Pacific Av
D.4TIS .WAE, modiste, 516 Sutter
Davis Manus D., liquors, 21 1 Everett
Davis Margaret A., widow, r. 1223 Folsom
Davis Margaret B., widow, r. 1925 Taylor
Davis Marks, drajTnan Esberg, Bachman & Co. , r. 712
Grove
Davis Martha, widow, r. 824 Laguna
Davis Martin, laborer, r. 924 Illinois
Da\is Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 30a Minna
Davis Mary, widow, r. 153i Third
Davis Mary, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Davis Marj' Mrs., r. 013| Linden Av
Davis Marj' C. Miss, matchmaker Metropolitan Match
Co., r. 224 Utah
Davis Mary D., widow, r. 2323 Sacramento
Davis Mary E. Miss, glovemaker, r. 1914J Taylor
Davis Mary M., widow, r. 1608 Bush
Davis Marj' S. Mrs., bakerj-, 1517 Sanchez
Davis Mason, traveling salesman, r. 905 FMllmore
Davis Matilda, w^idow, r. 1250 Howard
Davis May, r. 2321 California
Davis Max (Davis, Schonwasser & Co.) r. 1808 Pacific Av
Davis Max, tailor, r. 1024 Folsom
Davis MajTiiie A. Miss, milliner, r. 526 Post
Davis Meyer, meter repairer, r. 732 Treat Av
Davis M chael, longshoreman, r. 147 Clara
Davis Michael M., laborer, r. 1030^ Howard
Davis Milton F., 2d Lieutenant 4th Cavalrj- U. S. A.,
Presidio
Davis Milton M., clerk Henrj- H. Davis, r. 2321 Califor-
nia
Davis Minnie, widow, r. 524 Jessie
Davis Minnie Mrs., laundress Electric Laundry, r. 212
Octavia
Davis Minnie L. Miss, stenographer D. Keefe & Co., r.
'.116 Montgomery
Davis M. Louise, stenographer S. F. Bridge Co. , r. Oak-
land
Davis Mollie Miss, milliner, r. 524 Jessie
Davis Morris J. , salesman Drummond Tobacco Co.
Davis Morris W., salesman, r. Iii35 Sacramento
Davis Mortimer, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 2534
Sutter
Davis Mortimer, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1250 Howard
Davis Moses, musician, r. 1020 Hyde
Davis Moses E., salesman M. Seller & Co., r. 3i Verona
Davis Nathan, tailor Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 30^
Harriet
Davis Nicholas, carpenter, r. 16 Marye Terrace
Davis Oreon S., clerk, r. 812 Valencia
Davis Oscar, clerk, r. 419 Minna
Davis Oscar W., cutter Murphv, Grant & Co., r. 413
Post
Davis Parker A., r. 418 Leavenworth
Davis Patrick, proprietor Sunny Side House, 247 Second
Davis Percv L. (Dabis & Marston) r. 2317 Sutter
Davis Philip, capitalist, r. 1712 O'Farrell
Davis Philip, cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r. N s Sutter
bet Webster and Buchanan
Daris Philip, delicacies, 1602J Post
Davis Rachael, widow, r. 106 Austin Av
Davis Ralph, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 661 Willow At
Davis Ralph, clerk William Uhlmann & Co., r. 1718
Ellis
Davis Ralph, with Goldberg, Bowen A: Lebenbauin,r.2427
Post
Davis Ray Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum & Co., r. 1250
Howard
DAVIS REASON «.. president Sterling Furniture
Co., 1039 Market, r. 2126 Vallejo
Davis Rees O. , c mtractor, r. 623 Tennessee
Davis Rees W., liquors, 312i Grant Av
Davis Richard, carpenter, r. A'ms House
Davfs Richard, piledriver, r. 1102 Indiana, rear
Davis Richard L. , miner, r. 942 Howard
Davis Richard S. , proprietor English Institute for the
cure of stammering, stuttering and lisping, 11
Hyde
Davis Richard W., treasurer Golden Gate Compreseed
Yeast Co., 1420 Pine, r. The Colonial
Davis Robert, carpenter, r. llOo Stevenson
Davis Robert, marine ensrineer, r. 52a South Park
Davis Robert, optician, r. 1913 Stockton
Davis Robert, outfitter Hermann Lewis
Davis Robert, waiter, r. 210 Washington
Davis Robert H., editor Chic, 5 Mills Bldg, 3d floor and
recording secretarv Press Club, r. 106 Eddy
D.4.VIS KOBEICT J., cashier Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Co. of California, r. 2517 Broadway,. Tele-
phone West 164
Davis Robert T., harnessmaker Kempkey, Gilhaiu &
Sawyer, r. 256^ Clara
Davis Rosie, domestic 517 Haigbt
Davis Samuel, r. 1020 Hyde
Davis Samuel, clerk Goldstein & Co., r. 134 Fourtti
Davis Samuel, office 408 California, room 2, r. Alameda
Davis Samuel, wool scourer,-r. 145 Fourth
Davis Samuel D., student, r. 2423 Sutter
Davis Samuel J., driver Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 212
Octavia
Davis Samuel M., barber, 3212 California, r. lOfl Austin
Av
Davis Sarah, widow, r. 1109 Franklin
DAVIS, SCHONWASSER & CO.,
(Max Davis and Enill i.. Sihouwasser)
ladies' and childrens' furnisbins goods,
132-134 Post, cor Grant Av, Telepbone
Main 99:
DAVIS SEIZING MACHINE CO. THE, William
E. Jackson agent, 632 Washington
Davis Siegfried, barber, 133-. Market, r. 418 Fell
Davis Simeon A. , clerk U. S. Naval Office, r. Berkeley
Davis Simon, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 1393
O'Farrell
Davis Simon E., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1635 Sacra-
mento
Davis Solomon (Davis Bros.) r. 1033^ Clay
Davis S ephen T., stone cutter, r. 831 Eighteenth
Davis Teresa, widow, r. Alms House
Davis T. Frank, carpenter, r. cor SLxth and Howard
Davis Thomas ( Jehly & Davis) r. San Leandro, Cal.
Davis Thomas, barber, r. 513 ilinna, rear
Davis Thomas, stone mason, r. 831 Eighteenth
Davis Thomas Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
Davis Thomas H. , master mariner, r. 2316 Webster
Davis Thomas J. , crockery, 2018 Fillmore
Davis Thomas J., printer, 523 Market, r. Alameda
Davis IMIlie Mis., r. 6 Tay
Davis Valentine, laborer, r. 310 Tehama
Davis Victor, jockey, r. 1208c Howard
Davis W. , coalpasser stmr Queen
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL inniS OF STMT M SIDEWALI WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HtRCULES GAS AND GASOLINf ENGINEb
■■*"■ ^ PALMER & REY. 405 SAN«OME ST.
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Davis W., porter Brooklvii Hotel
DAVIS W. & SON <»...un. ..d
IVllliaiu t',) b»rn«-!i!!<. saddlery and sad-
dlery bard>tare, 410 .Tlarket
Davis Walford C, tinsmith, r. 1 Latham PI
Davis Walter A., driver, r. 212 Octavia
Davis Walter A., photographer, r. "82 J Harrison
Davis Walter L., bookbinder Frank H. Malloje, r. 221
Cnipper
Davis Warren F., machinist, r. 1724^ San Carlos Av
Davis W. C, insurance agent, r. Royal House
Davis W. D. , printer H. S. Crocker Co. , r. 2203 Geary
Davis V^. E., motonuan S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 1G05
Dolores
Davis Wesley R., clerk, r. 1331 Valencia
Davis William, r. 2323 Devisadero
DAV18 WILLIAM (W. Davis & Son) r. 1112 Second
Av, Oakland
Davis William, boilermaker, r. 123 Eddy
Davis William, butler, r. 615 Post
Davis William, capitalist, r. 414 Golden Gate Av
Davis William, cigars and tobacco, 131 Second, r. 58
Minna
Divis William, expressman, r. 1519 Jackson, rear
Davis William, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Davis William, fireman Cal. St. RR., r. 1125 Broadway
Davis William, gardener, r. 30 Pleasant
Davis William, hostler, r. 1110 Golden Gate Av
Davis William, laborer, r. 418 Larkiii
Davis William, lineman The Lurline Baths, r. 1200 Lar-
kin
Davis William, salesman, r. 839 McAllister
Davis William, seaman, r. 178 Clara
Davis William, turner M. Hansen & Co. , r. 760 Howard
Davis William Jr., sailmaker William Da\is, r. Alameda
Davis William C, expressman Sausalito Ferry, r. 2102
Stockton
Davis William E., bartender James B. Mahony, r. 1302
Castro
Davis William E., coachman, r. 1519 Jackson, rear
Davis William E., cook J. H. Breeze, r. 1015 Market
Davis William E., dental student, r. 109 Lyon
DAVI»» WILLI.t.n F. (W. Davis & Son) r. 7k Pond
Davis William G. (Davis & Watson) r. Alameda
Davis William H., d«tective agency, r. 213 Gough
Davis William H., fireman, r. 813b Central Av
Davis William H., ironworker Western Iron Wks, r. 413
Twenty-ninth
Davis William H., painter, r. 225 Fourth
O.iYIS WILLI.A.n H., secretary Capital Bldg and
Loan Association of San Francisco, 43 Mills Bldg,
7th floor
Davis William H., historian, 606 Montgomery, room 2
Davis William J., bakery and coffee saloon, 425 Pine
Davis William J., laundryman Sunset Laundry, r. 683a
Clementina
Davis William J., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
810b Union
Davis William J., salesman Ignatz N. Eisenberg, r. 405
Kearny
Davis William J., traveling salesman Standard Oil Co.
Davis William L., dentist, r. 522 Eddy
Davis William R., porter Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 921^
Sacramento
Davis William W. , boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
31 Rausch
Davis William W., clerk Money Order Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 728 Twenty-third
Davis .William W., woolgrader Ballard & Hall, r. 675
Howard
Davis WilUs E., office 42 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. 2501
Scott
l»ATi$« WILLISTOX W., secretary Blythe & Trott,
NE cor Spear and Mission, r. Berkeley
Davis Winfield S. (J. B. F. Davis & Son) r. Ross Station,
Marin Co., Cal.
PABST BREWING CO,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
/\LL NATIO/NS DRI^K
pred(^ri(;l^sbijr<^ l?<?<^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
DAVIS & MARSTON <pe., ..
Itavis and Frank i% . Mar.'«ton) proprietor.s
*'Tbe Original" Creamerie Lancli Par-
lors, 865 .Harket nr 5tb, Telephone South
588
Davis & Son (John S. and George W.) proprietors Davis
Bitters Co., 409 Fell
Davis & Watson (William G. Davis and Kenneth Watson)
insurance, 208 Sansome
t^" Davis. See Davies
Davison Catherine Mrs., r. 15* Norfolk
Davison Edwin H., mining expert, r. 821 Webster
Davison Frank H., conductor Sutter St RR., r. 821 Web-
ster
Davison Frank S., plumber, r. 610 Minna
Davison Frederick, carriagewasher St. George Liverv
Stable
Davison James W., r. 900 Powell
Davison Man,- Mrs., physician, office and r. 865i Market
Davison M. L. Mrs., r. 611 J Minna
Davison Samuel M., contractor, r. 510 Post
Davison William H. , electrician, r. 1214J Steiner
gS" Davison. See Davidson
Davitt John B. (Daly & Davitt) r. 402 Hayes
t^ Davitt. See Devitt
Davock James E., boxmaker, r. 112 Shipley
Davock John, laborer, r. 112 Shipley
Davock Michael F., laborer, r. 8 Morris Av
Da vol Medicine Co., Joseph H. Goldman manager, 632
Market
Davorck Mat. , tailor Sam Meyer & Co. , r. 702 Vallejo
Davoren George R., teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1430
Kentucky
Davoren Lena, widow, r. 1430 Kentucky
Davovich George, clerk Demetrius G. Camerinos, r. 919|
Lombard
Davy James G., engineer, r. 566 Mission
Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. Oakland
Davy Robert B., physician and surgeon, office and r.
448.^ Valencia
10^ Davy. See Da vey and Davie
Daw Edward, cigars and tobacco, 228 Twenty -fourth
Daw Edward P., clerk, r. 228 Twenty-fourth
Daw Hezekiah (Daw & Carr) r. 100 Geary
Daw John C, bookkeeper Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Oakland
Daw Joseph, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 228 Twenty-
first
Dawe Henry J., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 333
Elizabath
Dawe Henrj' S.. seaman, r. 331 Elizabeth
Daw-Kerrell Albert, capitalist, r. 1312 Guerrero
Daw-Kerrell Albert G., clerk, r. 1312 Guerrero
Daw-Kerrell Charlotte E., bookkeeper, r. 1312 Guer-
rero
Dawes Alfred G., conductor, r. 949 Masonic Av
Dawes Peter, machinist Market St. Ry, r. 102 Ninth
Dawes Richard C, bookkeeper Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1813 Eddy
Daws John, laborer, r. 224 Eleventh
Daws William, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r.
1102 Scott
Dawsett George, marine engineer, r. 136 Lombard
Dawson Albert, porter S. F. Weeks Co., r. 781 Mission
Dawson Charles H., salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r. Sau-
salito
Dawson Charlotte, widow, r. 42 McAllister
Dawson Christopher, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co. , r.
123i Shipley
Dawson Edward, watchman, r. 1316 Natoma
Dawson Edward T. , teamster, r. 340 Capp
Dawson Ella G. Miss, knit.er, r. 340 Capp
Dawson Ezra R., druggist, r. 732 i Pine
Dawson Frances E. Miss, journalist, r. 12 Priest
Dawson Francis M., cook Al'red O. Meith, r. 547 Mission
Dawson Fred, miner, r. 431 Seventeenth
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FOR SHIiE BV Aliti FlRST-CIiflSS WITIE MER-
CHANTS RfiD GROCERS.
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Dawson George, liquors, 321 Califoniia, r. 2219 De\isa-
dero
Dawson George, real estate, r. 120 Turk
Dawson George C, asst steward Citv Receiving- Hospital,
r. 3408 California
Dawson Gertrude S., widow, r. 23 Randall
Dawson Henry S. , real estate, 304 Montgomerj-, r. 340
Capp
Dawson Henry S. J., laborer, r. 23 Randall
Dawson James, r. 226 Page
Dawson James, tanner Miciiael Tipmey, r. 23 Randall
Dawson .James, watchman stmr. Coiima
Dawson James A., 1st asst engineer stmr Queen, r. 9
Mission
Dawson James D., coojier Kilboum Cooperage Co., r.
649 Howard
Daw^son James F., molder, r. 417 FUbert
Dawson John, carjienter stmr Mariposa
Dawson John, sexton St. Peter's Episcopal Church, r. 417
Filbert
Dawson John H. , druggist, XE cor Twenty-third and
Valencia, r. 1177 Valencia
Dawson Louis, r. 42 McAllister
Dawson Margaret Mrs., janitress \Miittier School, r.
59 Shipley
Dawson Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Jane Da\ns, r. .59
Shipley
Dawson Pierce H., traveling salesman William E.
Pettes, r. 916^ Oak
Dawson Richard J., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
23 Randall
Dawson Sadie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Jane Davis, r. bO
Shipley
Dawson Samuel H., woolsorter, r. 340 Capp
Dawson Thomas, hostler S. F. Laundry. 1519 Eddy
Dawson Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Dawson PI
Dawson Thomas, molder, r. 415 Brannan
Dawson Thomas B., supt Cutting Fruit Packing Co., 1134
Harrison, r. LawTence, San Mateo Co.. Cal.
Dawson Thomas G., cabinetmaker, r. 20A Fifth
Dawson William, packer Eclipse Cracker Co.
Dawson William, porter William Cluff & Co., r. 430
BranuHH
Dawson William, tinsniith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 23
Randall
Dawson Wi liam A., cabinetmaker, r. 620 Fourth
Dawson William D., cooper Kilbouni Cooperage Co., r.
106 Minna
Day Agnes, w.dow, r. 508 Third
Day Alfred H., engineer, r. 1116 Church
Day Annie, widow, r. 2819 Howard
Day Arthur S., bartender, r. 555c Natoma
Day Austin, clerk H. Liebes & Co., r. 2918 Clav
Day Benjamin W., clerk U. S. Laud Office, r. 2612 Web-
ster
Dav Caroline, widow, r. 2918 Clav
Day Charles A. (Thouas H Day& Sons) r. 1012 Devis-
adero
Dav Charles E., shipping clerk S. F. and Sacramento
Candv Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Day Charles T., teamster, r. 940 Mission
Dav Charles T., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r. 2414
Post
Dav Charles T. Mrs., operator W. l". Tel. Co., r. 2414
Post
Day Clinton, architect, 222 Sansome, 5th floor, rooms 3-5,
r. Berkeley
Dav Daniel C, blacksmith, r. 202| Chenerv
Day Daniel C. J., blacksmith, r. 202 J Cheiierj-
Dav Edgar J., cigars, r. 514 Gearv
Day E. L., Ij^rber, r. 56 Erie
Day Eugene, printer Palmer & Rey, r. 909 Laguna
Dav Fannie, widow, r. 810 Greenwich
Day F. M. & Co. (Frank M. Day and Thomas W. Lee)
photo engravers, 540 Clay
Dav Frank, blacksmith, r. iih Belcher
Day Frank M. (F. M. Day & Co.) r. Oakland
Dav Frank M., agent, 220 Sansjme, room 8, r. Belmont
' Cal.
DAV FRA\KLI\ H., secretarv California Lodge
F. & A. M. , California Chapter R. A. M., and Re-
corder California Council P. and S. M., office 51
Masonic Temple, r. 924 Pine
Day George, clerk, r. 202i Chenerv-
Day George E., electrician, r. 940* Mission
Day Geirge F., steam power, 130 Main. r. 17 Bartlett
Day George X., wholesale bananas, 314 Washington
Day George W., clerk Post Office, r. 12 Langton
Day Henrj-, teams: er, r. 212 Ninth
DavHenn- 1., assistant druggist C. and Co. Hospital
Day Henry L. (Thomas H. Day & Sons) r. 1012 De\is-
adero
Dav Herbert, clerk F. & S. N. Lew, r. 16 Octa\ ia
DAV HOME FREE KIXDEBGARTEX, 1413
Powell
Day James, machinist, r. 517 Valencia
Day James Jr., plumber and ga -fitter, 517 Valencia
Dav James B., ovsterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 1133 How-
■ ard
Day James H., bookkeeper Cal. Barrell Co., r. 204 Turk
Day James M., capitalist, r. 13 i4 Market
Day James S., carriage maker, 518 Lea\ en worth, r. 2910
Folsom
Day Jennie Miss, actress, r. 304 Sutter
Day John A., clerk U. S. Xav.il Construction Office, r.
117 Montgomerj' Block
Day John G., janitor, 308 Market, r. Oakland
Dav John W. , machinist Abner Doble Co., r. 338 Capp
Day Justin F , clerk, r. 2918 Clay
Day Louis, watchman, stmr San Bias
Day Louis T., chief adjuster U S. Mint, r. 202 Gn^ve
Day Lou sa, widow, r. 2205^ Mason
Day Maria Mrs., r. 940 Mission
Day Maud Miss, clerk The Owl Drug Co., r. 16 Octaviu
Day MayL Miss, teacher Washington Evening School,
r. 16 Octavia
Dav Xelson, laiiitor Alliance Assurance Co., r. 10<:m)
" Sutter
Day Patrick, boot fitter, r. 26a Howard Court
Day Patrick F., laborer, r. 2044 Leavenworth
Dav Paul, butcher, r. 940 Mission
Day Richard B., driver D. W. Bates, r. 2918 Cla%
Dav Robert, r. Hotel Mirabeau
Day Roy, barber 701 Larkin, r. 926 Mission
Day Taylor, clerk, r. 202 Grove
Dav Thomas seaman, r. 31 Broad wav
DAY THOMAS & CO.
I.SSB) Frank .1. Sjiunies president, ^antler-
Ijnn .<«to>v secretary and treasurer, im-
porters and nianafactarers gas and elec-
tric lixtnres, ^-i'i Satter, Telephone Main
13.51, ami .597 ^oatli Spring, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Dav Thomas A , brick'aver, r. 28 Moss
Day Thomas H. (Thomas H. Day & Sons) r. 1012 Devisa-
dero
Day Thomas H. & Sons (Th .mas H., Henrj- L. and
Charles A.) coi.tractors and builders, office 16 Post
Day Thomas J., clerk, r. 204 Turk
Day Thomas J., engraver, 120 Sutter, rix)m 2, r. Ala-
meda
Day Timothy, barber Joseph Goodman, r. 1523 Polk
Day WiUiam, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Day William, master mariner, r. 516 Folsom
Day William, printer, r. 1207 Mission
Day William, shoemaker HjTuan Greenbaum, r. IIIX
Minna
Day WiUiam A., engraver Thomas J. Day, r. Alameda
Dav William C, watchman Santa Clara Stables, r. 1031
■ Market
Day William C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1031 Market
Da;.- William I., machinist, r. 967a Howard
Day William P. (Day & Marvin) r. 535 California
TRY the:
SAN FR/\/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
(Incorporated
BONESTELL & CO
401 Se».rasorx3.e> St.
ALL
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LUBRICATING OILS
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DAY Jb CLARK (New York) jeweler's specialty,
Roman Gold Goods, Phelps & Miller ag-ents,120 Sut-
ter
Day & Marvin (William P. Day and William J. Marvin)
" printers, 535 California
B^ Day. See Dey
Dayan judjfe W., clerk Stationery Dept S. P. Co., r.
Hot«l St. Nicholas
Dayball Bridget, widow, r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Dayball John M., porter Lowell's warehouse, r. 9 Sheri-
dan, rear
DA¥LL ROBKRT E., assistant Postmaster San
Francisco Post OfHce, r. 127 Kearny
Days John, finisher, r. 433 Linden Av
Dayton Alton A., salesman, r. 2135 Pine
Dayton Catherine W. Mrs., r. 201 Cortland Av
Dayton Eli, carpenter, r. 201 Cortland Av
Dayton Eli, physician, office and r. 438 Eleventh Av
Dayton John F., brakeman, r. 402 Grove
Da.Hon Kate, widow, r. 613i Stevenson
Daj^on William, seaman, r. 22 Laussat
DAY WALT GEORGK W., physician and surgeon,
diseases of the nose and mucous membrane a spec-
ialty, 14-15 Murphy Bldg, 1236 Market, Telephone
South 307, r. 2123 Jackson, Telephone West 235
Dazols Angel Miss, laundress J. Anglade, r. 1330 Pacific
Deable William, butcher J. G. James & Co., r. SW cor
Eighth A v South and Railroad Av
Deacon Frank C, engineer, r. 1912 San Carlos Av
Deacon George M., bookkeeper William Larzelere, r.
1912 San Carlos Av
Deacon Geor,'e T., engineer, r. 1912 San Carlos Av
Deacon James E. , foreman Main St. Iron Wks, r. 319
Nineteenth
Deacon John, r. 436 Bartlett
DEA€0.^ ^VILLIAM, proprietor Main St. Iron Wks,
131-135 Main, r. 811 Twenty-fifth
Deacon William S. , draughtsman Maui St. Iron Wks, r.
811 Twenty-fifth
SS" Deacon. See Dakin and Deakin
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder, r. 2114 Mason
Deady Edward, conductor, r. 534 Hayes
Deady Eugene S., bartender, r. 16 Ash Av
Deady John M., clerk, r. 534 Hayes
Deady Philip, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill-t, r. 1)18 Minne-
sota
Deadv William F., gardener, r. 534 Haj^es
8^" Deady. See Dadv
Deaf raa Hiram D., liquors, SW cor Seventh Av and D
Deagan J. C, musical specialties, r. 4 Lily Av
Deagenhardt Charles, butcher, r. 338 Shipley
Deahn Henry, plumber, r. 1093 Howard
Deakin Brothers (Walter and Fred H.) art goods, 8 New
Montgomerj'
Deakin Fred H. (Deakin Bros.) and timber, mines and
investments, 8 New Montgomery, r. 2022 Pine
Deakin Katie J. Miss, r. 317 Eddy
Deakin Walter (Deakin Bros.) r. Berkeley
B^ Deakin. See Deacon and Dakin
REAKVNE HERBET, Seeond Lieutenant Engineer
Corps U. S. A., 89 Flood Bldg, r. Eureka, Cal.
Deal Clay Mrs., widow, r. 3il Eighteenth
Deal Grove, r. 1922 Broderick
Deal Louise B. Mrs., physician and teacher Lincoln
Evening School, office" 2608 Howard, r. 2722 Howard
Deal Samuel, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 2334 Mission
Deal Samuel Jr. , clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.
r. 2813 Mission
DEAL, TAIISZKY »ft >VELLS (W. E. F. Deal, Ed.
inund Tauszky and George R. Wells) attorneys at
law, 51-53 Nevada Block
Deal Virgia V. Miss, school teacher, r. 1512 Larkin
DEAL >VILLI.A91 E. F. (Deal, Tauszky & Wells)
attorney at law, 51-53 Nevada Block, r. 2702 Sacra-
mento
B^ Deal. See Deil, Diehl and Diel
De Alberto Caeser, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA/ND'S
1_HGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
De Alma Harry C, compositor Chronicle
De Almade Domitita, widow, r. 21 South Park •
Dealy James W., car builder, r. 1714 Harrison
Dealy Michael, longshoreman, r. 1714 Harrison
Dealy Walter M., molder, r. 1714 Harrison
8^" Dealy. See Deely and Deily
Deaman "Theodore, carpenter, r. 1007 Oak
Deamer William W., attorney at law with Garber, Boalt
& Bishop, r. 2532 Mission
Deamony Christina, widow, r. 1420 Kearny
Deamony Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1420 Keaniy
Dean Adolph "T., bookkeeper J. Ivancovich & Co., r.
Alameda
Dean Albct P., clerk Andros & Frank, r. 1209 Union
Dean Alexander T., 1st lieutenant 4th Cavalry U. S. A.,
Pre-idio
Dean Andrew P., teamster, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean Anna E. Miss, artist, r. 3406 Clay
Dean Anthony, cabinetmaker, r. 130 Clara
Dean Anthony Jr., boxmaker, r. 911 i Harrison
Dean Benjamin D., btwkkeeper Crocker- Wool worth Na-
tional Bank, r. 3406 Clay
Dean Bernard M., cook P. Peterson, r. 781 Mission
Dean Bessie, widow, r. 130 Clara
Dean Blanche Miss, dressmaker, r. 1009 Buchanan
Dean Charles E., laborer Alex McCord & Co., r. 630
O'Farrell
Dean Charles F., laborer, r. 630 O'Farrell
Dean Charles O., dentist, r. 1003 Twenty-first
DEAN E. B. Jk <'0. (Elisha B. Dean and David Will-
cox) wholesale lumber dealers, office 22 California,
room 4, Telephone Drumm 51
Dean Edgar M. , clerk Custom House, r. 2138 Howard
Dean Edwin H., expressman, r. 616 Guerrero
Dean E. J. Mrs., r. 1403 Octavia
Dean Elisha B. (E. B. Dean & Co.) r. Oakland
Dean Elizabeth G. Mrs., dressmaking, 1241J Market
Dean Ellen Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 1009 Buchanan
Dean Frances A. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r. 1215
Sutter
Dean Francis, 1st asst engineer stmr Mariposa
Dean Frank M. , clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1206 Market
Dean Frede»ick, clerk Gulllxson Bros., r. 427 Franklin
Dean George J., watchman S. P. Co., r. 794 Elizabeth
Dean George O. , contractor and builder, r. 1412 Guer-
rero
Dean George W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
828 Twenty-fifth
Dean Gilbert S., dentist, office and r. 2486 Market
Dean H., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 213J Clara
Dean Harry G. , compositor Valleau & Peterson, r. West
Berkeley
Dean Henry I'., carpenter, r. 939 Capp
Dean James, carpenter, r. 520 Folsom
Dean James, fireman stmr Bonita, r. 2 Lincoln Av
Dean James, porter Decker & Bening, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean James, teamster, r. 1525 Ellis
Dem James H. (Harrison & Dean) r. 3406 Clay
Dean Jared B., salesman, r. 1929 Howard
Dean Jeremiah, teamster, r. 222 Harrison
Dean Lizzie C, widow, r. 828 Twenty-fifth
Dean M., machinist, r. 560 Howard
Dean Mary E. Miss, matron Lane Hospital
Dean Morris, shipjoiner, li Folsom
Dean Patrick, machinist, r. 652 Howard
DEAN PETER, president Sierra Lumber Co. and
])re8ident Merchants' Exchange Bank of San "
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Main 924, r.
Cisco, room 9, 320
1415 Jones
Dean Robert A., with Sierra Lumber Co., r. Belvedere,
Cal.
Dean Samuel H., barber Benjamin Tichner, r. 320 Ellis
Dean Sarah, widow, r. 529 Capp
Dean Sarah E., widow, r. 2410 Harrison
Dean Simeon, laborer, r. 1209 Union
Dean Stephen J., salesman John F. Myers &, Co., r. 1209
Union
DIXON, BORGESONi GO. SHOW CnSES
3T MARKET ST.
F.
You do not have to depend upon
one Spring or Mineral Water,
but have 30 different kinds at
(See page pp. dame Highland Springs.)
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Both Hot and Cold.
Tickets for Calistoga Route oa
sale at Southern Pacific Depots
DEA
466
DEB
Place Your IMarine Insurance
WITH THE
Deasy Conjelius Jr,, electrician, r. 717 Bay
Deasy Daniel C, law student Reddy, Campbell &Metson,
r. 813 Pulton
Deasy David, carpentei-, r. 1012 Florida
Deasy Edward M. , clerk Palatine Insurance Co., r. 813
SUN INSURANCE CO. deTsy jeremiah
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
DEAN >TALTEK E., capitalist, office 81 Nevada
Block, Telej)hone Main 419, r. Palace Hotel
Dean Walter Leonard, office 331 Pine, room 20, r. Pacific
Union Club
Dean Warren Y, carriagemaker, 55 Beale, r. 781 Mission
Dean William, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth Av South bet R
and S
Dean William, salesman, r. 6371 McAllister
Dean William E. , gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. West
Berkeley
Dean William J., painter, r. 2311 5 Larkin
Dean William M., with Pacific Equipment Co., r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Dean Willis E., clerk Post Office, r. 1116J Twenty-third
a®" Dean. See Deane
De Andries Cosmo R., porter, r. 10 A'andewater
De Andries Victor U., foreman Leege & Mills, r. 6 Van-
dewater
Deane Alice P., widow, r. 501 Cole
Deane Annie E. Miss, porcelain artist, r. 3406 Clay
Deane Arthur G., r. 501 Cole
Deane B. Douglas, bookkeeper Crocker-Woolworth
Bank, r. 3406 Clay
Deane Charles A. , artist, r. 308 Hyde
Deane Charles B., r. 646 Fell
Deane Charles F., liquors and lodgings, 408 Pacific
Deane Charles M. , laborer, r. 36 Richland Av
HEANE 4'MAKLE8 T., physician, office and r. 1003
Sutter
Deaue Coll, clerk Selby Smeltmg and Lead Co., r. ."iOl
Cole
Deane Edward, bartender, r. 817 Howard
Deane Edward A., r. 501 Cole
Deane Eliza A. , widow, r. 34*6 Clay
Deane Emily A . Miss, porcelain artist, r. 3406 Clay
Deane Frances Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r. 1215
Sutt«r
DEANE JOHN J., notary public, commissioner of
deeds and superintendent Chronicle Bldg, office 102
Chronicle Bldg, r. 1933 California
Deane L. Dale, portrait artist, r. 308 Hyde
Deane Louis C, oculist and aurist, 20 Supreme Court
Bldg
Deane M., carpenter stmr Gaelic, r. 120 PeTl-y
Deane Mary A. Miss, principal Redding Primary School,
r. 1919 California
Deane Tenison, surgeon and asst police surgeon, 305 Lar-
kin, r. 1003 Sutter
Deane William, agent Brooks Spool Cotton, 12 Sutter
Deane William A., deputy Comity Clerk, r. 1817 Pine
8^ Deane. See Dean
Dearborn G. Walter, cashier Traveler's Ins. Co., r. 608
East Fifteenth, Oakland
Dearborn Haze 1 S., park pol ceman, r. 12 Tremont Av
Dearborn John S. (R. J. Getz & Co.) r. 13035 Buchanan
Dearborn Loviise E. , widow, r. 1630 Broadway
Dearborn Robt rt H. , master mariner, r. 2044 Leaven-
worth
Deardorf Frank, .Japanese goods, 27 Post, r. Alameda
Deardorff Mary E., widow, r. 7 Sharp PI
Dearin James H. (O'Donnell & Dearin) r. 10 Derby PI
Dearing Carrie Miss, japanner Geo. H. Tay Co., r. Oak-
land
Dearing Joseph W., carpenter, r. 211 Eleventh
8^ Dearing. See Deering
de Arrie B. Mrs,, r. 3 City Hall PI
Deas A. Alston, stenographer G. V. Smith, r. Alameda
Deas John, ship plumber, 15 Mission, r. 1829 O'Farrell
Deas William, cooper George Windeler, r. 401 Mariposa
DEASl' BROTHERS (Jeremiah and Cornelius) boots
and shoes, 875 Market
Deasj Catherine, widow, groceries, 317 Fifth
Deasy Charles J., teamster, r. 12| Washington Av
Deasy Cornelius (Deasy Bros.) r. 10 Dale PI
Deasy Cornelius, fireman, r. 717 Bay
Deasj' Cornelius, with Edison Light and Power Co., r.
771 i Mission
(Deasy Brothers)
and agent Palatine Insurance €0. of Man-
chester, England, capital $8,500,000, 875
Market, principal wflice 439 Calirurnia,
r. 813 Fulton
Deasy Jerome, deputy License Collector, r. 500 Fulton
Deasy John F., r. 717 Bay
Deasy Joseph, laborer, r. 717 Bay
Deasy Kate, domestic 1714 Clay
Deasy Mary Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 1012
Florida
Deasy Marv E. Miss, stenographer Mary T. Kelley & Co.,
r. 1330" Washington
Deasy Matthew, laborer, r. 1 White
Deasy May Miss, r. 2925 Greenwich
Deasy Michael, driver Market St. Ry, r. 180 Perry
Deasy Michael, foreman Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 28 i Rausch
Deasv Patrick (Deasy &• Rogers) r. 67 Clementina
Deasy Timothy D., miner, r. 1413i Guerrero
Deasy William J., shoecutter W. H. Nolan, r. 12i Wash-
ington Av
Deasv & Rogers (Patrick Deasv and Michael Rogers)
liquors, 145 Third
K?" Deasy. See Dacey and Dacy
Deaver Edward J., miner, r. 13 Rondell PI
De Balbani Rinaldo, grocer, r. 203 Sunny Side Av
Debaldi Antonio, peddler, r. 1411 Kearny
Debaldi Felipe, peddler, r. 1411 Kearny
De Bar Mathew, boilermaker Risdon "l. and L. Wks, r.
27 Clinton
de Barber Manuel, milker, r. NE cor Grant and Brazil
Av
De Barbini Renil, saloon keeper, r. 813 Laguna
De Bare Flora, widow, r. 2946 Mission
De Bare Joseph M., cigars and tobacco, 2946 Mission
De Barr Frank, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 33^ Ridley
De Barry Arnold (Rapp & De Barry) r. 814 Lott
De Bauge Paul, chef Marchand's Restaurant, r. 1010 Mis-
de Bauviac A. Moreau, r. 709 Hyde
Debb Frank C, caterer, r. 221 Diamond
de Beaujardin G. Mrs., widow, r. 823 Broadway
De Beltrand J. Miss, musician, r. 618J Fulton
Debenedetti Giovanni, scavenger, r. 122^ Gilbert
Debenedetti John, scavenger, r. 117j Gilbert
Debenedetti Joseph (Cereghini & Debenedetti) r. Half
Moon Bay
Di Benedetti Louis, foreman Fontana & Co.,r. 1421i Du-
pont
Debenham George W., car dispatcher Market St Ry., r.
1533a Dolores
Debenham John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1533a
Dolores
Deberg Eugene, carpenter, r. 2413 Sonoma
SS'Ve Bergevin. See Bergevin
de Bernal G. R. Mrs., widow, r. 645 Seventeenth
De Bernardi Albert C, teamster, r. 419 Filbert
De Bernardi Charles, cook, r. 419 Filbert
DE BER.V.ARDI D. A CO. (David De Bernardi)
commi>sion merchants and wholesale dairy produce,
406 Front
De Bernardi David (D. De Bernardi & Co.) r. 1135 Guer-
De Bernardi David F., clerk D. De Bernardi & Co., r.
1135 Guerrero
D^ Bernardi Emile, teamster, r. 2001i Dupont
De Bernardi Mary, widow, r. E s Islais nr Mission Road
De Bernardi Maurice, delivery clerk Thomas Day & Co.,
r. 19i Adelaide PI
F. A. ROBBIINS PRESS WORKS
MANTJFACTXJRE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mission 4-0
liinKj 1 KJ supplies 109 Montgomery St.
DEB
467
DEC
Deberne Ajfostino, laborer, r. 7 Lafayette PI
De Berne Lucieii, cooper Aug'ust Petzold, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
lie Blauniford D. Nicholas, barber, 545 Second, r. 514
Clipper
Deblay Jules, r. 34^ Birch Av
De Blois George E., policeman, r. 215 Nevada
De Blois Henrietta, seamstress, r. 309 Third
De Blois Sadie Miss, seamstress, r. 309 Third
De Blois William, elevatorman, r. 309 Third
de Blonay R. , secretary Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society-
and Swiss Relief Society, 536 Kearny, room 2, r. 515 i
Bush
Debney Alfred W., oiler stmr City of Puebla, r. 917 Mc-
Allister
Dehney Gerard, master stmr City of Puebla, r. 917 Mc-
Allister
Debney Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
de Boer Christopher, master mariner, r. 934 Eigh-
teenth At South
De Boer Henry J., dealer barrels, r. 159 Erie
Deboi Bernhard, r. 1315 Scott, rear
Deboi Henry B., laborer, r. 1315 Scott, rear
De Bois H. H., 2d cook stmr Colima
De Bois Mary J., widow, r. 110b Eighteenth
itff De Bois. See Dubois
De Bolen George, butler SW cor California and Powell
Debones M., polisher Ruffino & Bianchi, r. Tuscano
Hotel
De Boni Angelo, baker, r. 21 Lafayette PI
De Bonis Celia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 125 Page
De Bonis Silvio, musician, r. 125 Page
de Bonnet Adolph, salesman, r. 621 Guerrero
De Boom Romain C, real estate, 413 Kearnv, r. 1609
Scott
Deborno John, carpenter, r. 26S Natoma, rear
De Bourg Eugene, boarding, 2413 Twenty-fourth
De Bours S., musician, r. 125 Page
De Bous Anthony H., cook William F. Riedinger, r. 307
Fourth
de Braban Emily M., widow, r. 1513 Powell
De Braum John, barber, 283 Third
De Brazzi Antonio, peddler, r. 1214 Kearny
De Brazzi D'Arvil, waiter, r. 539 Vallejo
Debret Andrew, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Debret Michael (P. Priet & Co.) r. 115 Grant Av
de Bretteville Alexander, machinist Fulton Eng. and
Ship Bldg Wks. r. 912 Francisco
de Bretteville Viggo, teacher languages, r. 912 Francisco
De Brevans Emily M., widow, r. 1513 Powell
De Brie George W., ironmolder, r. 317 Vicksburg
De Brie William, ironmolder, r. 317 Vicksburg
Debrunner W. Ulrich, r. 2909 Clay
De Bndge William, liquors, 817 Eighteenth, r. 817i
Eighteenth
Debus Alice, widow, r. 335 Fourth
De Cadiz Eugenio O., widow, r. 2814 Sacramento
De Camare C. S. Francisco, barber Tony Botlh, r. NW
cor Vallejo and Sansome
Decamilli Allessandro F., bartender P. Demartini, r.
1609 Powell
De Camp Emanuel, cigamiaker, r. 342 Fourth
De Campos Joaquin, r. 28 Lewis
De Campos Manuel, master bark Bundaleer, r. 10 Thir-
teenth
De Cardona Leo, clerk Supt of Streets, r. .533a Hayes
De Carle Ramon, carpenter, r. 1518 Howard, rear
De Carlo Antonio, laborer, r. 8b San Antonio
De Carlo Antonio, laborer, r. 1214 Kearny
De Carlo Lisanto, laborer, r. 8b San Antonio
De Caro Frank P., jeweler Jacob Weinshenk, r. 521
Pine
De Carolia Raffaello Rev., rector Sts Pietro e Paolo
Church, r. 1600 Dupont
De Carr William C. , engineer, r. 13 Rondell PI
De Carteret Frederick, vegetable peddler, r. W s Mc-
Clellan nr Cortland Av
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Decase Giovanni, laborer, r. 425i Broadway, rear
De Casper Katie, widow, r. 1131 Kentucky
De Celle John (Lewton & De Celle) r. 220 Third
De Celle John A. O., barber John F. Adams, r. 220 Third
De Chantreau Jacques D., physician, office and r. 120 J
Geary
Dechatrette Valeria, widow, r. 200 Franklin
Decheut Charles (Charles Dechent k Sonl r. 2701J Sutter
Dechent Charles & Son (Charles and Charles H.) nursery,
10 Point Lobos Av
Dechent Charles H. (Charles Dechent & Son) r. 2701 i
Sutter
Dechent Henry, wine broker and agent Electric Cutlery
Co., r. 724^ Twenty-first
Deck Jacob, vvatchmaker Herman L. Polack, r. 100
Leavenworth
Deck John, carpenter, r. 2939 Mission, rear
Deckelman Alois T. (Deckelman Bros.) r. 1121 Mission
Deckelman Brothers (Hiram A. and Alois T.) barbers
supplies, 106 Ellis, factory 10 Stevenson
Deckelman Cyrus, salesman Deckelman Bros., r. 112
Fourth
Deckelman Frank, barber, 413 California, r. 505 Lyon
Deckelman Frank E., salesman John W. Rooch, r. 505
Lyon
Deckelman Hiram A. (Deckelman Bros.) r. 241 Oak
Decker Abraham M., financial agent, 325 Montgomery,
room 34, r. 250 Fourth
Decker Alice Miss, r 2127 Paciiie Av
Decker Annie M., domestic 744 Ellis
Decker Barbara, widow, r. 634 Jessie
Decker Cecelia Miss, stenographer, r. 501 Harrison
Decker Charles, stevedore, r. 249 Pacific
DECKER CHARLES W., ........
<i-iw Ftielan Bids, r. Falu Alto
Decker Christian, 5 Bruce PI
Decker Christian, seaman, r. 501 Harrison
Decker Corvin J., phyaician, office 20 Ellis, r. 1001 Pine
Decker Frederick A., dental student Charles W. Decker,
r. 2917 Bush
Decker George (Decker & Bening) r. 1114 Webster
Decker George E., clerk, r. 1114 Webster
Decker Hannah Airs., dressmaker Mrs. B. M. Brown, r.
yi Golden Gate Av
DLCKLn nLllnY C.f real estate and
basiuess ageut, city and county property
boaght, sold and exchanged, I'iOG Market
cor Taylor, r. 7 Holly Park
Decker J. H. & Co. (John H. and J. Henry Decker) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor California and Larkin
Decker J. Henry (J. H. Decker & Co.), r. 1434 California
Decker John, machinist, r. 503 Jessie
Decker John H. (J. H. Decker & Co.), r. 1434 California
Decker John H., dentist with Charles H. Decker, r. 501a
Broderick
Decker John W., lumberman, r. 1036 Bryant
Decker Joseph, r. 710 Laurel Av
Decker Martha B., widow, r. 2917 Bush
Decker Peter, clerk, r. 501 Harrison
Decker Peter Mrs., widow, r. 2127 Pacific Av
Decker Richard, r. 1406 Pine
Decker Richard, blacksmith John H. Babbitt, r. 79
Clementina
Decker Samuel, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 7 Hen-
rietta Square
Decker Tedy, laborer, r. 445 Clementina, rear
Decker William L., salesman Charles Mattheas & Co., r.
1139 Vahacia
Decker & Bening (George Decker and Frederick Bening
liquors, S W cor Howard and East
Deckert Annie Miss, milliner, r. 79i Clementina
Deckert Antone J., cashier H ffman & Woenue, r. 79^
Clementina
Deckert Joseph ne, widow, r. 79J- Clementina
Deckert Richard J., blacksmith, r. 79i Clementina
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Deckstin Freda Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
de Clairmont Alonzo L. , special agent Fidelity Mutual
Aid Asjn, r. 12 Mason
de Clairmont Ralph, insurance agent, r. 1692 Page
De Clard Jean, musician, r. E s Ellsworth nr Cortland
Av
De Clear Charles, tailor, r. 1 Bacon PI
De Clear Frank, tailor, r. 1 Bacon PI
de Clert Henry, electrician, r. 817 Bush
Da Clute Charles W., butcher, 1338-1340 Mission, r. 1634
Howard
Decolwood Frank, rigger Frank D. Wood, r. 2422 Greeii-
wiih
De Conipt A. E., paperhanijer, r. 624 Fourth
DE
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traft«tr lor coiiipirte or partial beet and
oane sugar plants, 103 Ellis
de Coryal L. L., physician and surgeon, office and r. 1307
Stockton
De Corvette Harry, dyer, r. 2086 Market
De Costa Abigail N., widow, r. 1313 Green
De Costa Henry N., teamster, r. 26 Twelfth
Decot Frank, painter J. St. Denis & Co. , r.
De Courcy Charles G., with City Apron Co.,
417 Kearny
, r. 510 Wab-
De Courcy Edward F., solicitor City Ajjron Co., r. 510
Webster
De Courcy Fanny, widow, r. 510 Webster
De Courcy William, manager Golden Gate Towel Co., v.
DECdURTIEUXA.&SONo.......
and .iiaand Jr.) stall fed meats, 1.5-10 Fa-
eitic Fruit .llarket, Teleplione Main 995
Dectiurtioux Amand (A. Dacourtieu.x & Son) r. 817
Union
Decourtieux Amand Jr. (A. Decourtieux & Son) r. 1320
Leavenworth
Decrooy Charles, r. 625 Pacific
»KCIIEN€A LAURA M. (Schleiden & de Cuenca)
editor of La Revista Hispano-Americana and teacher
of Spanish, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 218 Leaven-
worth
de Curtoni Frank (de Curtoni & Mitrovich) r. 615 Turk
de Curtoni & Mitrovich (Frank de Curtoni and Mark L.
Mitrovich) fruits and vegetables, 615 Turk
De Cusick Frank, r. 102 Ellis
Dederich Joseph, shoemaker, r. 52 Jessie
Dadericks John, steward, r. Alms House
Dederky Henry, r. 123 Fell
Dederky Henry Jr., real estate, r. 123 Fell
Dedie Charles, barber, r. 654 Mission
Dee Annie, domestic 808 Octavia
Dee James, shoecutter Lobenstein Bros., r. 235 Golden
Gate Av
Dee Jardin, truckman George E. Plummer & Co., r. 204
Castro
Dee John Mrs., widow, furnished rooms. 570 Minna
Dee Patrick, carrier Post Office, r. 823J Montgomery
Dee Thomas, oiler, r. 114 Lily Av
Dee William, groceries and liquors, 26 Natoma
Deeds August, cigamiaker, r. 391 Eighth
Ueegan Eliza Miss, r. 123 Welsh
Deegan .John, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 28 Wash-
inj'ton Av
Deegan Mary, widow r. Alms House
OS" Deegan. See Degan and Degen
Deely George, teamster E. F. Dennison, r. Ninth Av iir
Pf Lobos Av
Deely James, liquors, 3100 California
Deely John, laborer, r. 19 Parker Av
Deely Lawrence, r. 1724 Lyon
B^" Deely. See Dealy and Deily
Daeney A. J. Mrs., laundress, r. 331 Dore
Deeney Ann, widow, r. 416 Tenth
Deeney Annie Miss, machine operator, r. 416 Tenth
iif S.
20.>
Daeney George, miner, r. 2409 Twentj'-fifth
Deanay George F., laborer Metropolitan Match Co., r.
2409 Twenty -fifth
Deeney James, laborer Market St. Ry, r. ISh Lafayette
Deeney James J., teamster, r. 416 Tenth
Deeney John, teamster, r. 2036 Green^^ich
Deeney John H., franjamaker Metropolitan Molding Co.,
r. 416 Tenth
Deeney Maggie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 416 Tenth
Deeney Mamie E. Miss, shoefitter, r. 416 Tenth
Deeney William, r. 2103 Howard
^rg" Deeney. See Denny
nEEKE CHARLES H., president Deere Im].lement
Co., 305-307 Market, r. Molina, 111.
DEERE IMPLEMENT €0., C. H. Deere presi-
dent, S. H. Velie vice-president, Fred W. Vaughn
secretary and manager, 305-307 Market, telephone
Main 5186, warehouse, 324 Townsend
Deering Annie Miss, r. 329 Haight
Deering Cassie Miss, r. 329 Haight
Deering Charles L., sign painter Brook Sign <-'■>.. r. 205
Steiner
Deering Charles J., paying teller Union Trust C>
F.,r. 2410 Jackson
Deering Edward, sign painter, 614 California,
Stainer
Deering Frank P. (Myrick & Deering) attorney at law, 14
Sansome, r. 423 Baker
Deering James H., r. 423 Baker
OEERINC JAMES H. JR., attorney at law and li-
brarian San Francisco Law Library, New Cit\ Hall,
3rd floor. Telephone South 113, r. 423 Baker
Deering Michael, civil engineer S. P. Co., r. 619 Lombard
^t^ Deering. See Dearing
Deery Frank, laborer, r. 721 Natoma
Deery James, laborer, r. 213^ Tehama
Deery James Jr., r. 213^ Tehama
Deery John, cigarmaker, f. 213| Tehama
B®~ Dees. See Deas
De Fassion Mme. , dressmaking, 243 Ninth
De Ferrari Fred M., watchmaker and jeweler, 211-213
Montgomery Av, r. 810 Union
De Ferrari Giovanni B. , i)aintin<^ and paper hanging, 307
Montgomery Av, r. cor Broadway and Mason
De Ferrari James, paper hanger G. B. De Ferrari, r. SE
cor Vallejo and Kearny
De Ferrari Jerome, painter G. B. Da Ferrari, r. ,SE cor
Vallejo and Kearny
Da Ferrari John B., signwriter, r. 1220 Buchanan
De Ferrari Peter, painter G. B. De Ferrari, i-. 1220 Bu-
chanan
Deff Hanson, laborer, r. 518 Bryant
Deffren William C. shipwright Union Iron Wks, r. 631
Tennessee
DE FILirPE T. B., Academy of Languages, 320 Post
opp Union Square, r. SW cor Grove and Eighth,
Oakland
De Fonseca David L., physician, 604 Merchant
De Fonte Joseph, barber, 519 Fourth
De Fonte Louis, barber Joseph De Fonte, r. 519 Fourth
De Fontville Philip H., sign i)ainter, 618 Jackson, r. 326
Pacific
De Ford William, waiter James Padlina, r. 129| .Second
De Forest Eugene, teacher elocution, r. 814 Geary
De Forest Grace Miss, r. 2452 Howard
DE FOREST JOSEPH, manager San Francisco
Yards Sierra Lumber Co., NE cor Fourth and Chan-
nel, r. 2452 Howard
De Forestier Henry, r. 1344 Pnie
De Forrest H. L., printer, r. 812 Kearny
De Forrest Margaret, widow, r. 1317 Leavenwortli
De Forrest Mary Mrs., proprietor Forrest House, 2S6
Stevenson
De Frees Phoebie J., widow, r. 47 Erie
Dafrease Thomas E., barber, 319 Sansome, r. 614 Taylor
de Freitas Frank L. , bookkeepor VV. Whitland i^c Co. , r.
618i Greenwich
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De Freitis J. L., boxiuaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 914}
Harrison
IJe Fremery James (James De Fremery &. Co.) r. Oak-
land
■IE FRE.nERl' JAMES A CO. (.James and William
V. B. De Frenier\) imi)orters and commission mer-
chants, 410 Battery
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremerj' & Co.) and
president Sacramento ■Packing and Drying Co., r.
Oakland
De Freville Eugene, r. 621 Gough
Defty Henry C, electrician, r. 740 Ellis
de Gallardo Raoul, tinsmith, r. 726 Green
Degan Catherine, widow, r. 14 Pfeiffer
Degan James J., ketper .Sheriff's Office, r. 12 Pfeiffer
Degan John A., machinist, r. 2918 Washington
iJegan Patrick, stoneyard, 423 Eleventh, office 16 Post,
r. 2918 Washington
Degan William H., stonecutter Patrick r>egan, r. 2918
" Washington
£^ Degan See Deegan and Degen
De Garcia Joseph, r. 611 Montgoir.en,- Av
De Gear George P., contractor, r. 123 Collingwood
De Gear George W. , carpenter, r. 115 Collingwood
De Gear Jefferson D., metal roofer, 717 Fifteenlh, r. 719
Fifteenth
De Gear Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 115 Collingwood
itS" De Gear. See De Guerre
De Geller Charles, barber stmr Australia
Degelman John W., boots and shoes, 406i McAllister
Degen Anton, foreman A. Asmann, r. 248 Oak
DEGA.\ Ll'DOLPII P., manufacturer leather and
fulled rawhide belting, lOi-107 Mission, Telephone
Main 562, r. 1375 Sixteenth, Oakland
^jsT Degen. See Degan and Deegan
Degenhardt Louis (Lertge & Degenhardt) r. 326 Pacific
Degenhart Charles G., butcher, r. 338 Shipley
De Gerick Julia Mrs., lodgings, 309 Third
De Gerick Julius G., machinist, r. 309 Third
Deggen J. C, musician, r. 4 Lily Av
Degion Angelo, r. 1321^ Kearny
Degnan John J., carpenter, r. 1135 Folsom
Degnan Thomas, watchman, r. 508 Taylor
Degnan Thomas P. , expressman , r. 3 Treat Av
erS" Degnan. See Dignan
Degner Mary, widow, r. 1110 Mason
De Golia Edwin B., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r. Oakland
De Gonzales A. N. , Mexican groceries, 708 Broadway
Degouy Lucy Miss, r. 1315 Sacrament(j
Degouy Marie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1315 Sacramento
De Graaff Samuel J., motonnan Market St. Ry., r. 907a
Guerrero
De Grazia Asunta, widow, r. 1000 Montgomery
De Grazia Ferucci, r. 708 Front
De Grazia Giuseppe (De Grazia & Co.) r. cor Dupont and
l-nion
De Gnizia & Co. (G. De Grazia and S. Biagi) proprietors
Washington -quare Fruit Market, 1310 Powell
^' De Grazia. See Di Grazia
De Greaj^er Septimus, stockbroker, r. 310 Stockton
de<;ree of ho.\or a.miext order
iriVITED >V0RK>IE.\, D. S. Hirshberg grand
recorder, 65 Flo(5d Bldg
Hegrilla Frederick, laborer Union Lumber Co. , r. 2311
Larkin
De Groot James, varnisher Thomas Roberts, r. 11 Hick-
ori- Av
I)e Groot J. L.. traveling salesman Haley Ink Co., r.
1037 Market
De Groot Lonis, dairnnan Kooistra Bros. , r. W s Mission
R'>ad nr P'ive-Mile House
De Groot Peter, rigger, r. 880 Illinois
De Gr.Mit Thomas, seaman, r. 700 Front
De Gruot William H., carriagemaker Thomas Roberts,
r. 11 Hickory Av
De Gri)tt Henry, laborer, r. 122 Silver
De Guan Thomas, watchman, r. 508 Taylor
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De Guerre Albert S. J. (Armstrong & De Guerre) r. 131
Hartford
De Guerre Frank H., carpenter, r. 226 Collingwood
De Guerre Warren J., metal roofer, r. 24 Hardy
8^" De GueiTe. See De Gear and Guerre
De Guigne Christian, vice-president Union Trust Co. 2
Montgomerj-, r. 517 Sutter
De Guines Albert F., bookkeeper Payne's Bolt Wks, r.
331 i Bush
De Guire Robert P., policeman, r. 42 Willow Av
Dehaney Martin C, Chinatown guide, r. 28 Hawthorne
S':^ Dehaney. See Denehy
De Haro Alonzo, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 323
Twentieth
De Haro Frauk, gflder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 320
Twentieth
De Hart Frank, r. 1006 Clay
De Hart W. J., brickmason, r. 252 Second
De Haven John J. (Denson & De Haven) attorney at
law, 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. Hotel St. Nicho-
las
De Haven Luniber Co. (of Westport, Cal.) C. L. Dingley
& Co. agents, 204 Front, room 9
De Haven Pliny A., car painter, r. 417 Castro
Dehay Armand J. , liquors, 518 Valencia
Dehay Ben E., clerk A. J. Dehay, r. 518 Valencia
Dehay Emile B., clerk A. J. Dehay, r. 518 Valencia
Deheron Frances, widow, r. Alms House
De Hertel Frederick, horse clipping, 536 Twenty-second,
r. 426 Shotwell
Dehertoghe Andrien, r. 914 McAllister
Dehertoghe Anna Mrs., laundry, 914 McAllister
Dehn Henrj- F., plumber John P. CuUey, r. 1093 Howard
Dehne Anna Mrs. delicacies, 313 Fifth
Dehne Charles, baker, r. 1708J San Carlos Av
Dehne Charles, miller, r. 318 Brannan
Dehne Louis C, seaman, r. 1708| San Carlos Av
Dehnert & Co. (John H. Dessmeyer) housesmiths, SE
cor Twenty-sixth and Noe
Dehnhardt Frederick, stevedore, r. 1315 Seventh Av
South
de Hoenig Adolph, ladies tailor, r. 2809 Pine
Dehring George, machinist, r. 1550 Folsom
De Hurtel Clementina F., widow, r. 304 Van Ness Av
Deicher Joseph, tanner, r. 1409 Sixth Av South
Deichmiller Conrad, dentist, office and r. 616 Golden
Gate Av
Deicke Otto A., salesman Henry Stoever, r. 14 Capp
Deickman Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1524 Kentucky
Deidel Frank, brewer, r. 2216 Van Ness Av
B^-Deihl. See Diehl
Deil John, waiter, r. 1830 Union
Deil Oswald S., restaurant, -651 Sacramento, r. 517 Pine
Deily James B., foreman Pac Planing Mills, r. 702 Na-
toma
Deimel August, washer John Wieland Brewery, r. Oak-
land
Deininger John H., draughtsman, r. 1546 Howard
Deinlein John, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 545
Folsom
Deisel John P., cabinetmaker, r. 42J Louisa
Deishler Joseph, finisher Norton Tanning Co., r. Sixth
Av South nr K
Deit Antone, blacksmith Warren & Malley, r. 3006 La-
guna
Deitemeier William F., piano tuner, r. 814 Ellis
a^Deitz. See Dietz
Delves Joseph, bartender Frank McManus, r. 12 Oak
de Jarnac Edward, painter, r. 77 Sixteenth
Dejoiner Oscar, artidt C. F. Priest, r. Alameda
de Josez R. A., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
De Julio Frank (Parri & De Julio) r. 313 Green
de Jung W., clerk Mastick, Belcher & Mastick, 520
Montgomerj'
De Keerschieter, John M., carpenter, r. 13 Himmelmann
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De Klyn Warren W., barber, 17371 Market
de Koutske A., r. 1527 Geary
De Koutske Chevalier, composer, r. 1527 Geary
Delacamp Casimir, marblecutter Eugene Duniontelle, r.
909 Jackson
Dela Camp Charles U. , engraver Acme Engraving Co. , r.
Fruitvale, Cal.
de Lachasse Gustave, bookkeeper Hibemia SaWngs and
Loan Society, r. 208 Powell
De la Cruz Rosa", widow, r. 1131J Clay
De la Cuesta Pet«r, barber, r. 9O0 Folsom
De Lacy J., steward stmr Gaelic, O. and O. SS. Co., r.
Russ House
Delafield Alfred W., lithographer H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 529 Seventeenth
Delafield Henrj-, inspector Custom House, r. 1223^
Guerrero
DEL.4FIELD, .nrGOVER\ <ft CO., merchants
(New York and Chicago) 302 California
DELAFIELD ROBERT H., special agent and ad-
juster Royal Insurance Co., NE cor Montgomery
and Sacramento, r. 2012 Baker
De La Fontaine Charles, cutter, r. 13 West Mission
De La Fontaine Charles, musician, r. 1221 Noe
De La Fontaine Charles F., carrier Post Office, r. 1221
Xoe
De La Fontaine Frank, carpenter, r. 13 West Mission
De La Fontaine Frank, laborer, r. 725 Banks
De La Fontaine John J., carpenter, r. 1008i Natoma
De La Fontaine Joseph A., clerk Baldwin House, r. 1221
Xoe
De La Fontaine Victor V., musician, r. 13 West Mission
De La Fontaine Winifred Miss, machine o])erator, r. 13
West Mission
DelagTies Henri, proprietor Xicolai House, 775J Mission
Delahaef Elisha, clerk, r. 502^ Broadway
Delahanty James, fireman stmr Alameda
Delahanty Joseph, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. I(j09i Cali-
fornia
Delahantv William, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
520i Union
X^ Delahanty. See Delehantj-
Delahaye Este'lle Miss, r. 1825 California
Delahunty Alfred, porter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 529|
Lombard
Delahunty Eliza, widow, r. 730 Folsom
Delahunty Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 529i Lombard
Delahunty Thomas, laborer, r. 119 Cook
de'Lainville E. V., r. 1325 Octavia
De Lair Allen, bartender, r. 2322 Fillmore
de L.4LA.\DE ALEXANDRE LAWRENCE, Con-
sul France, 604 Commercial, r. 2611 Pacific Av
De Lamare August J., agent Gordon & Dil worth. Hotel
Savoy
Delamater Arthur J., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1825
Broadway
De Lamater Frederick, lather, r. 1147 Mission
De Lamater Gumbert B. v., clerk Purchases and Sup-
plies Dept S. P. Co., r. 418 Sutter
Delamater Oscar W. , insurance, r. 1825 Broadway
Delamater Rolla C, insurance, r. 1825 Broadway
Delamater .-chuvler C, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 418
Sutter
Delamater Theodore C, r. 18:5 Broadway
De Lamatre Oscar J., lather, r. 1147 Mission
De La MatjT Elias B., phjsician, otfice and r. 622a Gearj-
De La Montanya Herbert, attorney at law, 26 Mont-
gomery, r. San Rafael, Cal.
De La Montanya James, stoves and metals, 214-222
Jackson, 606-608 Batterj-, r. 1510 Taylor
De La Montanva Matthew Jr., deput\ Citv and County
Treasurer," r. 500 Fulton
De La Montanya Pierre, salesman Am. Tobacco Co. , r.
San Rafael, Cal.
Delamore Frank, helper Market St. Ry, r. 18 Stevenson
Av
Delamore Gustav, porter Jacob Unna, r. 563A Minna
Delamore Mary E. , widow, r. 1420 Castro
Delamore Richard, clerk, r. 563i Minna
aS°Delamore. See Dallamore and Delemore
Delancev George, hostler, r. Alms House
De Land" Alvord, r. 2013 Bush
De Land Charles H. , clerk Ticket 'Auditor's IDept S. P.
Co., r. 415 Eddy t ^ - -
De Landresse Henr\-, carrier Post Office, r. 614 Potrero
Av
Delane Charles, laborer, r. 730 Folsom
Delaney Andrew, bartender Frank McManus, r. GK
Third
Delanev Charles, whipmaker Kevston Bros., r. 110
Minna
Delaney Charles B., clerk Mutual Savings Bank, r. Phelan
Bldg
Delaney Charles W. , confectionery, 708 Valencia
Delaney Daniel, laborer, r. 308 Sutter
Delaney Daniel M., musician, r. 520i O'Farrell
Delaney Dennis J., marine fireman, r. 105 Clark
Delaney Edith, widow, seamstress, r. 155 Erie
Delaney Ellen, domestic 2018 Webster
Delaney Frank, clerk Westcott & Sons, r. 35 Lily Av
De Lanev Frankie Miss, hairdressing, 14 Grant Av. r. 519
McAllister
Delaney Geosge, laborer, r. 510 Schrader
Delaney Harry, jiainter Morosco's Opera House
Delaney Horace, laborer, r. 362 Francisco
Delaney James, e'erk, r. 115 Gilbert
Delaney James E., clerk Castle Bros., r. Fruitvale
Delaney John, clerk, r. 738 Broadway
Delaney John, clerk Pac. Can Co., r." Berkeley
Delaney John, merchant, r. 12.33 Eighteenth "
Delaney John, liquors, 1352 Market, r. 14 Seventh
Delaney John A. , driver National Laundry, r. 418 San-
chez
Delaney Joseph, contractf)r, r. 1416b Howard
Delaney Joseph, marine engineer, r 560 Howara
Delaney Marj-, domestic 730 Twenty-fourth
Delaney Mary, •widow, r. 57 Silver
Delanej- Marv, widow, r. 717 Elizabeth
Delaney Matthew, clerk Seller Bros., r. 519 McAllister
Delaney Michael, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
210 Michigan
Delaney Michael, pressman, r. 605 Broadway
Delaney Nicholas, r. 519 McAllister
Delaney Patrick, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Delaney Patrick J. , peddler, r. 1210 Sanchez
Delaney Peter, gripman, r. 1714 Clay
Delaney Philip, junkdealer, r. 1509 Twenty-fourth
Delaney Richard, laborer, r. 613 Jessie
Delaney Richard, seaman, r. 65 Federal
Delaney R'chard, seaman, r. 502 First
Delan. y Thomas, r. 173 Clara
Delaney Thomas, clerk W. & J. Sloan, r. 519 McAllister
Delaney Thomas, upholsterer, r. 35 Lily Av
Delaney William D., machinist Thomas Day & Co., r. 24
Julian Av
Delaney William F., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 738 Broad-
way
Delanej- William J., asst weigher Custom House, r. 519
McAllister
^3" Delaney. See Delany
de Lange Conradus, r. 928 Twentieth
De Langton Walter H., master mariner, r. SW cor Sev- ,
enteenth and Santa Clara Av
De Lansruilette Louis, machinist, r. 323i Duncan i
De Lano Brothers (William W. and Frank M.) ship tin- ;
smiths and plumbers, 21 Spear '
Delano Charles M., r. 2522 Clay j
Delano F., musician, r. 9 Spear •;
De Lano Frank M. (De Lano Bros.) r. 115 South Bmd ;
erick i
Delano George W., calker. r. 20 J Sixth
Delano Gertrude Miss, teacher music, r. 220 Shotwell
De Lano Giuseppe, waiter, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Delano Jerome A., calker, r. lOOi Second
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De Laiio Joseph Mrs. , widow, r. 1000b Golden Gate Av
Delano Lysander T , caller S. P. Co., r. 355 Eleventh
Delano R. G., 2nd officer stmr Progreso
Delano Robert T., calker, r. 220 Shotwell
De Lano Silas L., patternmaker, r. 115 South Broderick
Delano S. Lysandar, clerk, r. 103 Butte
De Lano William W. (De Lano Bros.) r. 113 South Brod-
erick
Delany Ann, widow, r. 551 J Howard
Delany Hu^h L., plumber, r. 551 J Howard
Delany John M., sheet iron worker, r. 551 J Howard
Delany Patrick M., superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 844 Grove
Delany William, musician, r. 9 Dehone
Delany William P. , machinist, r. 551^ Howard
gS" Delany. See Delaney
De Lanza H. M. Mrs., r. 111b Franklin
Delap Thomas, waiter, r. Alms House
de la Pena Estevan R. , draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r.
925 Pacific
De la Peyre Arthur, clerk Mrs. Marie Boxel, r. 401 Geary
Delapiere Henry D. , paper hanger, r. 724b Filbert
Delaporte George, salesman Christy & Wise, r. Oakland
De Lappe R., special agent Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 410
Hyde
Delareuelle Ferdinand, butcher 11-12 California Market,
r. 28 Scott PI
De Lariviere Florence Miss, tailoress, r. 310 Ritch
De Lariviere Joseph J., derk J. F. Perini, r. 310 Ritch
De Lariviere Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 310 Ritch
De Lariviere Rose Miss, tailoress, r. 310 Ritch
Delaroche Alfred, bartender Charles Signou.x, r. 633
Broadway
Delarue Madeline, widow, r. 114 Hayes
De Las P. P., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 429
Larkin
De Lasaux Harry E. , bookkeeper Farnsworth & Collins
Co., r. 14 South Park
DE LAS CASAS JO.«»EPH B., attorney at law, 11
Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 14 McAllister
De Lassomm Monerreni, actor, r. 410 Kearny
de la Torre Antonio, carriage trimmer, r. 1237 Stockton
Delatour Frederick J., printer, r. 1727 Stevenson
Delatour Isaac J., shoemaker, 1727 Stevenson
Delatour Louis, warehouseman McNab & Smith, r. ISO
Fifth
DelaValle Martino, scavenger, r. 11 Lafayette PI
Delavarre Elizabeth, widow, r. Alms House
Delavau Katherine M., widow, r. 826 Union
De Laveaga Joseph M. , plumber, r. 535 Bryant
DE LA¥EAGA MIGUEL A., capitalist, 415 Mont-
gomery, room 12, r. 1 228 Geary
De la Vega Enrique, clerk Haas Bros., r. 1421 Geary
DE LA VERG^E KEFRIGERATIIVG MACHINE
C'O.MPANV THE (New York) The Fulton Engi-
neering and Ship Building Works, agents and
licensees, Carlos A. Luzano, M. E. , specialist, 213
First
Delaware Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia) Charles Chris-
tensen manager, 317 California
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, J. F.
Fug^azi general agent, 5 Montgomery Av
De Lay Charles Y., president J. H. Sielcken Co., 131
Larkin, r. 1911 Ellis
De Lay Daniel J., principal Ocean House Primary
School, r. Ocean House Road nr Ingleside
Delbanco N., office 526 Market
Delbat Jeanne Mrs., domestic 1713 Larkin
Delbondio John B. , carpenter, r. 509 Ellis
Delbos A. Mme. (Delbos & Mathat) r. 909 Jackson
Delbos August, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 909
Jackson
Delbos & Mathat (Mme. A. Delbos and E. Mathat) laun-
dry, 527 Pine
Del Bucchia B., r. 708 Front
Del Carlo Daniel, fruit dealer, r. 211 Twentieth
Del Carlo Eugene, liquors and lodgings, 10-12 Ohio
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Del Carlo Eugenio, boarding, 12 Prescott
Del Carlo Felice, cleaner Stone & Co. , r. 1504 California
Delcarlo Frank, r. S s El Dorado bet Utah and Potrer..
Av
Del Carlo Frank, salesman, r. 1113 Montgomery
Del Carlo Giosafatto, r. 2505 Mission
Del Carlo Joseph, fruit dealer, r. 211 Twentieth
Del Carlo Louis, fruits and vesetables, 30 Eighth
Del Carlo Paolo (Massoni & Del Carlo) r. 1121 Ke^ny
Del Carlo Peter, fisherman, r. 21 Ohio
Del Carlo Raffaello, helper National Ice Co., r. 418 Rin-
gold
Delcasco James R., collector D. Appleton & Co., r. 1922
Howard
Del Castillo Barbara Miss, teacher Spanish and Italian
Filippe's Academy of Languages
Del Chiaro Giuseppi, r. 702 Front
Delcol Emile, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Delcol Jean P., laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Delean Felix, liquors, 1211 Powell, r. 1025^ Washing-
ton
Deleau Jules, liquors, 921 Kearny, r. 819 Vallejo
De Lee Edward, warehouseman, r. 559 Eighth
Delee James, carpenter, r. 112 Gilbert
Delegar Clarence, seaman, r. 49^ South Park
Deieglise Adelle Miss, bookkeeper Mangeot & Hirsch, r.
Oakland
Delehanty Geoi-ge H., boltmaker, r. 9 Minna
Delehanty Ignatius J., plumber Charles H. Amy, r. 6
Decatur
Delehanty James W., fireman, r. 117^ Perry
Delehanty Johanna, widow, groceries and liquors, 9 De-
catur
Delehanty John, bartender, r.6i Sheridan, rear
Delehanty John, 4,Tocories and liquors, 1155 Harrison
Delehanty John E. (Murphy & Delehanty) r. 837 McAl-
lister
Delehanty Kate, dressmaker, r. 9 Decatur
Delehanty Margaret, dressmiker, r. 9 Decatur
Delehanty Thomas, coalpasser stmr Colon, r. 103 Welsh
Delehanty Thomas, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemeterj', r.
2il Blake
Delehanty Thomas H., boilermaker, r. 9 Minna
Delehanty William, seaman, r. 9 Minna
g^ Delehanty. See Delahanty
Delehay Edward J., bricklayer, r. 145| Valencia
8^" Delemore. See Dallamore, Delamore and Delhi-
more
De Leone Anna Mrs., clairvoyant, 122 Taylor
Deletis Vincent, laborer, r. 67 Minna
de Lew Lewis Rev., r. 944 Geary
De Lew Lewis Jr., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 944 Geary
Deley John, laborer, v. lllTwentv-sixth
Delfino Antonio (Delfin ■ & Ross) r. 723a Union
Delfino August M. , r. 723a Union
Delfino George, cellarman Napa Valley Wine Co., r. Kio,
Market
Delfino George, fui'nished rooms, 1007 Market
Delfino Giacomo, packer Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Wk-^,
r. 422 Vallejo
Delfino John, laborer, r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Delfino & Ross (Antonio Delfino and Allan O. Ross) sad-
dle and harnessmakers, 712 Sansome
Delfrate Frederick, fruit dealer, r. 318 Vallejo
Delfs George, stevedore, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Delf s Henry, driver Market St. Ry, r. 16} Oak Grove A v
Delfs Marcus, r. 609 Chestnut
Delfs Marcus A., millwright, r. 609 Chestnut
Delfs William C. , shoemaker Robert B. Freeman, r. '.»3ii
Mission
Delgardo Cresencia Mrs. , r. 1323 Stockton
Delgardo Gregorio, cook Edward Hansen, r. 46 Spear
Delger Edward F., bookkeeper The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1223 Guerrero
Del Grande Sebastiano, peddler, r. 708 Front
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C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
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"Finest Extra Qualities."
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Delhi Mining Company, \V. Mcll. Weighel secretary, 14
Sansome, room 11
Delicat Frederick A. , caqienter, r. 1 Cottage PI
Delicat J. Fred A., clerk \V. J. Bryan, r. 1 Cottage PI
Delicat Kate, domestic 632 O'Farrell
De Litre Auzerais, carpenter, r. 1612 Leavenworth
De Liere Walter, waiter, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Delies Bllen, widow, r. 539 Valencia, rear
Deligne Alexander, clerk, r. Alms House
Uelillo Joseph, bootblack, XW cor Sixth and Howard, r.
523 Green
Delin Victor E., vaniisher Potrero Furniture Factorj", r.
XW cor Santa Clara and Wisconsin
De Lisle, Raymond F. , millhand Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 411 Ridley
Delias Auto F. W., clerk Thannhauser & Co., r. Alameda
Dell A. J. , r. 105 New Montgomerv
Dell B. S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Dell Calixa Miss, actress, r. 126 Fourth
DeU Charles L. , clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. Alameda
Dell Edward, glovemaker The Carson Glove Co. , r. 25
Hvde
Dell Harry B., clerk, r. 1715 Polk
Dell James C, clerk, r. 25 Hyde
Dell J. H., butcher, r. 533 Sacramento
Dell Linnie Miss, furnished rooms, 231 Third
Delia Ferrera Joseph, liquors, 923 Kearny, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Delia Maggiora Brothers (Louis and Sebastian) fruits,
2505 Mission
Delia Maggiora Carlo, clerk Delia Maggiora & Moretti,
r. 850 Valencia
Delia Maggiora Giovanni (Delia Maggiora & Moretti) r.
850 Valencia
Delia Maggiora Louis (Delia Maggiora Bros.) r. 2505 Mis-
si nn
DsUa Maggiora Narciso, clerk Delia Maggiora & Moretti,
r 850 Valencia
Delia Maggiora Octavio, clerk Delia Maggiora & Moretti,
r. 850 Valencia
Delia Maggiora Sebastian (Delia Maggiora Bros.) r. 2505
Mission
Della-Maggiora & Moretti (Gio%'anni Delia Maggiora and
Rinaldo Moretti) groceries and fruits, 850 and 908
Valencia
Dellamonica John, liquors, 615 Pacific
Dellamore Frederick, cigarmaker Auguste Brune, r. 1232
Lombard
(^" Dellamore. See Dallamore, Delamore and Dele-
more
Dellapietra Giovanni, waiter, r. 513 Broadway
Dellarosa Adolph, printer, r. 813J Greenwich"
Dellegar Bruce, waiter Davis & Marston, r. 759 Mission
Dellepiane Angelo, painter, r. 118 Broad, Ocean View
Dellepiane F., teacher music, r. 899 Pine
UELLEPIAXE & CO. (Peter Alferitz) commission
merchants, wholesale foreign produce and wool
dealers, 425.-427 Batterj", Telephone Main 780
De'/ex Edward F., butcher, r. 872 Mission
Dellex Gustave, hackman, r. 241 Minna, rear
Delliat Jean, laundryman, r. 1237 Stockton
Dellman Vincent Jr., contractor, r. 21871 Mission
DeirOsso Daniel, blacksmith, r. 17 Prescott
Dellos,so Onesto. groceries, 723 Brannan
Dellow Alexander, coachman W. S. Hobart, r. 1316
Pine
Dellwig A-.bert, machinist, r. 1912 Polk
Dellwig Ciiarles, baker, r. 226 Lhureh
Dellwig Dora, widow, r. 926 Eddv
Dellwig Theodore, bakerv, 1912 Polk
OEIMAS D. M. (Delnias & Shortridge) attomev at
law, 28-36 Crocker Bldg, r. Pacific-Union Club
UKI.M.tg A .SHORTKIDGE (D. M. Delmas and
S. M. Shortridge) attomevs at law, 28-36 Crocker
Bldg, Telephone Main 75
Del Massa Giuseppe, w ndowcleaner, r. 322 Green
Delmer George, sjiecial officer Cal. Society Prevention
Cruelty to Animals, r. 414 Tehama
Delmhorst William, waiter Hem^- Doscher, r. Seal Rock
House
Delmon Louise, domestic 1718 Fell
DELMOMCO KESTAl'RAXT, Gutzeit & MaUanti
proprietors, 110-112 0' Farrell, Telephone Main 80S
Delmont Francis, physician, office and r. 1439 Polk
Delmont Jean B., laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Delmont Louis, laborer, r. Sixth At. South nr P
Delmonte Angelo (Dehnonte Bros.) r. 434 Broadway
Delmoute Brothers (Angelo and Ferdinando) restaurant,
434 Broadwav
Del Monte Coal Co., D. R. McNeill president, R. S. Fal-
coner secretarv, Bank of Hanford treasurer, 1189
Market
DEL MONTE DAIBl', Xavier Fassler proprietor,
1819 Howard
Delmonte Ferdinando (Delmonte Bros. ) r. 434 Broadway
Delmonte Giacomo, furniture, 610 Vallejo, r. N s Broad-
way bet Kearny and Montgomery
Delmonte House, Mrs. Angelo Simonnet proprietor, 1030
Howard
DEL .110>TE MILLIES CO., Thomas J. Parsons
president and manager, Frederick Meckfessel vice-
president, George D. Metcali secretarj-, mills S s
Brannan nr Second, office 107 California, Telephone
Mam 885
DEL \OKTE COMMERCIAL CO., R. D. Hume
president, C. S. Winsor secretarv, 320 California
DEL .\ORTE !»TEA.MER, E. K. Wood Lumber Co.
agents, foot of Si>ear
Deloche Caroline, widow, r. 704i Harrison
Deloche Gustave, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1229
Twenty-fifth
Deloge Julia Miss, salesladv, r. 269 Clara
De Long Bert, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 304 Lily Av
De Long Brothers (Frank L. and George B.) proprietors
Novato Ranch Dair.v, 1718 Jackson
De Long Da\id M. , marine diver, r. 431a Turk
De Long Francis C. (estate of) Eugene C. Blank agent,
office 123 California, room 21
De Long Frank L. (De Long Bros.) r. Hotel Miramar
De Long George B. (De Long Bros.) r The Imperial
De Long Harry, metal worker, r. 317 Minna
De Long H. Emerv B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
416 \'an Ness Av
Le Long Ida Mrs., r. 321 Fifth
De Long Jules, tailor, r. 7i2 Washington
De Long Lida F., widow, r. NVV cor Ashbur>- and Fred-
erick
Delord Paul, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
SLxth Av South, nr P
Delorieux Felix, machinist, r. 10 Montgomery Court
Delorieux John (Toulouse & Delorieux) r. Si Pratt PI
De Lorme Annie, widow, r. 29 Gilbert
De Lorme G. L.,r. Hancock House
De Lorme G. Victor, secretarj- Stockton Milling Co., 112
California, r. Alameda
Delosa Francesca, widow, r. 428 Green
De Losa Frank (De Losa & Ricci) r. 418i Broadway
Delosa Frank, fish, 1332 Dupont, and liquors, 1334
Dupout, r. 428 Green
De Losa & Ricci ( Frank De Losa and Frank Ricci) pro-
prietors Trinacria Hotel, 41SJ Broadway
de Losmonteros Danmian E., contractor, r. 1323 Minna
Del Osso Carlo, fruits and groceries, 1330 Dupont, r.
1318 Dupont
Delous Octa\'ie, laundress, r. 2307 Pine
Depeaux Batiste, helper The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing
and Cleaning Works, r. 1723 Market
Delpech Jean, watchman, r. Sixth Av SoutL nr P
Delpech Justin, laborer, r. 6th Av South nr P
Delpech Paul, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Del Poggetto Rafael, knife grinder, r. 7 Bartol Alley
del Rio >liguel, steward stmr Manuel Dublan
del Sarto Gaudenzio, gardener, Colombo Market
TRY the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/\DRY
OFFICE, 33 GEZARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CAHON, BELL & CO. *"°!i"rstrHc^'"" 406 California St.
NBUH7XUS
St CO. lis KET^RNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
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Del S«oco Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 1301 Devisa-
ero
Delsul Augusts, cook Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av Louth nr P
Delsoi Brothers (John F. and Paul) liquors, 501 Fourth
Delsol Elie, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Uelsol Gerwaine, rancher, r. 1313 Stockton
Delsol Honore, liquors, 1401 Powell
Delsol Irene, domestic 2111 Pine
Delsol John F. (Delsol Bros.) r. 501 Fourth
Delsol Louis, capitalist, r. 807 Pacific
Delsol Paul (Delsol Bros.) r. 613 Bryant, rear
De Luca Gesueklo, butcher, 1338 Dupont, r. 1810 Du-
pont
De Luca Jac )h, jieddler, r. 12 Bonita
De Luca Lazaro, butcher G. De Luca, r. 621 Broadway
De Luca Narciso, bartender Fortunate Kazzetto. r. 12
Bonita
De Luca Walter, clerk G. De Luca, r. 1810 Dupont
De Lucca Carlo, liquors, 512 Vallejo
Delucchi Agostino, scavenger, r. 1114 Montgomery, rear
Deluechi Angelo, laborer, r. 2 Filbert PI
Delucchi Anton (Delucchi & Arvigi) r. 2219 Union
Delucchi Anton (F. Lucchettl & Co. ) r. 249 Pacific
De Lucchi Anton, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI
Delucchi Antonio, r. 2 Filbert PI
Delucchi Antonio, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Deluechi Felice, laborer, r. 10 Bartol
Delucchi Domenico, scavenger, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
Delucchi George, liquors, r. 2006 Mason, rear
Delucchi Giovanni, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Deluechi Giovanni, liquors, 432 Francisco, r. 31 Vaiider-
water
Delucchi Giuseppe, r. 2 Filbert PI
Delucchi John, dental student, r. 420 Montgomery Av
Delucchi Katie Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 624 Broad-
way
Deluechi Lorenzo, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo
Deluechi Louis, laborer, r. 5 Bartol
Delucchi Louis, scavenger, r. 331 Broadway
Delucchi Louis Jr., expressman, r. 5 Bartol
Deluechi Luigi, scavenger, r. 322 Vallejo
De Lucchi Luigi, scavenger, r. 535J Union
Delucchi Mateo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Delucchi & Arvigi (Antone Delucchi and Anton Arvigi)
sign painters, 729 Union
Delury Daniel, deckhand State Dredger No. 2, r. 36
Langton
Delury Daniel P., boilennaker, r. 911 Folsom
Delury George, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. 911
Fijlsom
Delury James, clerk, r. 911 Folsom
Delurv James, laborer. Union Lumber Co., r. 123 Ship-
ley
Delury Maggie, domestic 2223 Post
Delury Thomas, clerk, r. 911 Folsom
Del Valle Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 1808 Laguna
Del Valle Jacob, bookkeeper Mendelson Bros., r. 1808
Laguna
Del Valle Rachel, widow, r. 1308 Laguna
Delventhal Ferdinand W., bartender Union League
Club, r. 147^ Perrj-
Delventhal William F., bartender, r. 1471 Perry
Delvin Frank, plumber Frank H. Mills, r. 27 Ford
Delwisch Antone, teamster, r. 14 Thirteenth
Delworth James, lather, r. 26 Turk
De Ljons Hattie I., stenographer Wood. Curtis & Co., r.
313 Geary
De Ljiins Melvin, stenographer Arthur A. Martin, r.
313 Geary
De Lyons Sorelle, dressmaker, r. 507 Powell
Delzelle David H., salesman J. J. O'Brien &Co., r. 890
Fourteenth
Delzelle SVilliam R., clerk Payot, Uphani & C<.., r. Ala-
meda
DemalJer Catherine, domestic 555 Harrison
De Maiden .Joseph, laborer, r. 209 Ritch
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
Jl^at Opsijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CHIGHGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
De Mamiel Gustav H. (George W. Caswell & Co.) r. 1512
Golden Gate Av
De Mamiel Louis, teamster, 463 Third
Deinandovski Amandus V., chandelierinaker, r. 1237
Sauchez
Demaiigeon August, salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
802 Broadway
Demangeon Louis G., patternmakei Golden State and
Miners' Iron Wka., r. 1228 Pine
Demant Philip, r. 338 Oak
D'Emanu-il Joseph, laborer, r. Ahns House
De.Manuel Louis T., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 403
Third
De Mar Mme., teacher languages, r. 331 Eddy
De Mare Frank, cigannaker S. F. Cigar Mnfg Co., r. San
Mateo, Cal
De Marais Marcel, liquors, 959J Mission
De Marais Victor, painter, 959 Mission
De Marco Giuseppe, tailor, r. 5 Pollard PI
De Marco Manuel, laborer, r. 428 Green
De Marco Maria, widow, r. 428 Green
Demarco Pippino, bootblack NE cor Third and Howard
Demard Marv Miss, tailoress George N. Baty, r. 1650
Haves
Deinarest E. J. , r. 209 Grant Av
Demaria Luigi, gardener, r. NW cor Franklin nr Filbert
De Marias Victor, laborer, r. 944 Mission
Demarke Peter, baker William Westerfeld, r. 431 Pine
Demars Augustine L. , blacksmith, r. 653 Howard
Demariini Andrea, capitalist, r. 516 Filbert
Demartini Angelo, bootblack, 7 Leidesdorff, r. 311 Union
Demartini Angelo, laborer, r. 1114 Montgomery, rear
Demartini Antone, capitalist, r. 528a Green
Demartini Antonio, bootblack, r. 1114 Montgomery, rear
Demartini Antonio, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Bro-
derick and Tonquin
Demaitini Baci, clerk A. Calderoni, r. 536J Union
Demartini Bartolimio, Italian groceries, 706 Mont-
gomery Av
De Martini Charles, clerk Dominic Roverto, r. 515 Union
Demartini Charles, fruits, 268 First
Demartini Colomba Miss, clerk, r. 1112 Kearny
Demartini Emile, paper carrier, r. 515 Union
Demartini Emilio, bartender, r. 1119 Kearny
de Martini, Eva D. Mrs., domestic 651 Broadway
Demartini Filomena, widow, r. 12 Union PI, rear
Demartini Francesco, vegetables Colombo Market
Demartini Frank, baker A. Calderoni, r. 436i Union
Demartini Frank, butcher, 240 Fourth, r. 315 Clementina
Demartini Frank, gardener, r. W s Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
De Martini Frank, scavenger, r. 78 West Mission
Demartini Frank J., blacksmith, r. 12 Union PI
Demartini G. B. , liquors, 1313 Point Lobos Av
Demartini G. Bai)tiste, coal dealer, 706 Busli, r. 513
Bush
Demartini Giovanni, laborer, r. 29i Scott PI
Demartini Giovanni, scavenger, 5 Jasj)er PI
Demartini Giovanni, shoemaker, 229i Montgomery Av,
r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Giovanni B. (Perata & Demartini) r. 620
Broad ay
De Martini Giuseppi, r. 425 Broadway, rear
Demartini Giuseppi, expressman, r. 12 Union PI
Demartini Harry J., printer E. R. Ormsby & Co., 29.^^
Scott PI
Demartini J. J. & C'. (J. Demartini and B. Badaracco)
coal and wood, 1503 Fillmore
Demartini James, gardener, r. S s Bosworth nr San Jose
Road
Demartini John (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 1^03 Fillmore
Demartini John (John Demartini & Co.) r. 2 Verona
De Martini John, butcher L. Cuneo, r. 331 Fourth Av
Demartini John, gardener, r. S s Bosworth nr San Jose
Road
De Martini John, packer, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
De Martini John, porter F. Deckelman, r. 533 \'allejo
DimB0RI}E8flN4C0.SHOWGnSES
3T MARKET ST
THvLUSSNDS CURED (^o^" particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.)
BYlHei«£HTERSHT HIGHLT^ND SPRINGS
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WITH THE
SUN INSURftNGE GO.
428 California Street
Uemartini John, shoemaker, r. 14 Union PI
DEMARTIM JOH>' A €0. (John Deuiartini) gen-
eral commission merchants, 315-317 Washington,
Telephone Main 5135
Demartini Joseph, bootblack, 400 Montgomery, r. 522
Filbert
Demartini Joseph, clerk, r. 800 Union
Ue Martini Louis, confectioner, r. 60 Third
De Slartini Louis, cooper Auarust Petzold, r. 234 Sanchez
Demartini Luigi, president S. F. and Sacramento Candy
Mfg Co. , 548 Mission, r. 516 Filbert
Demartini Marie, widow, r. 420 Broadway
De Martini Marie, widow, r. 1603 Dupont
De Martini Man", widow, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
De Martini Marj% r. 522 Filbert
De Martini Nicholas J., pressman W. A. AVotKlward & Co,
r. 1131 Pacific
Demartini Paolo, bootblack SW cor Bush aud Kearny, r.
7 Hinckley
De Martini Paolo, liquors, W s Twelfth Av. bet Lake and
California
Dennrtini Paul, bootblack, r. 1603 Dupont
De Martini Paul, capitalist, r. 1131 Pacific
Demartini Paul, carpenter, r. 926a Greenwich
Demartini Paul, liquors, SW cor Powell and Union, r.
Oakland
De Martini Paul, pressman, r. 1008 Clay
De Martini Paul, scavenger, r. 923 Pacific
De Martini Paul Jr., shoemaker, r. 1131 Pacific
Demartini Paul E., fruits and vegetables, XW cor Union
and Mason
DEM.4RTI\I PHILIP, proprietor Sminyside Saloon,
304 California. Telephone Main 524, r. i021i Union,
Telephone East 279
Demartini Rose, widow, r. 515 Union
Demartini Stefano, bootblack 227 Montgomerj", r 504A
Vallejo
Demartini Stephen (Demartini & Arata) r. 14i Union PI
Demartini Theresa, widow, r. 525 Union
Demartini Victor, clerk G. B. Cordano & Co. , r. 346
Clementina
Demartini William, laborer, r. 260 First
DE NABVILLE HENRI B0lR«0re>0\. phy-
sician and surgeon, office 533 Sutter, r. 2203 Buch-
anan
DemasiniT. Rev. S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
r. 214 Hayes
Dematei Agostino, liquors, 1326 Dujxint, r. 404 Green
Dematei Antonio, bartender A. Dematei, r. 404 Green
Dematei Giovanni, ])eddler, r. 33^ Prescott PI
Dematei Giuseppe, bootblack, r. ol Sonora
Dematei John, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 404
Green
Demat«i Pietro(Bacigalupi & Dematei) r. 19J Sonora
Dematei Pietro, scavenger, r. 30 Prescott PI
Dematei Tomaso, peddler, r. 317 Vallejo, rear
Dematei Tomaso, scavenger, r. 30 Prescott PI
Demattei David (Demattei & Raggio) r. 407J Union
Demattei & Raggio (Domenico Demattei and David
Raggio) liquors, SE cor Montgomer\- .\v and Broad-
way
de Mattos G., r. 816 Ellis
Demby John, janitor, r. 830 Jackson
de Medina H. O. Mrs., widow, r. 312 Oak
Deraedriades Manuel, oysters, 126 Third
DemeliaRose Miss, dressmaking 116 Turk
Dement Edward D., journalist, r. 126 Kearny
Demeny Joseph, sheet iron worker John C. Lawson, r.
603 Battery
Demer John, merchant, r. 914 Jackson
Demeret Frank W., collector, r. 1078 Broadway
Demerest James H., collector, r. 1078 Broadway
t^' Demerest. See Demorest
Demeritt Hayden L., assistant engineer U. S. Engineers
office 89 Flood Bldg, r. Benicia, Cal
Demers Eusebe, plumber and gasfitter, 302| Fourth, r.
3273 Mission
Demers Henry, gripman Sutter St RR., r. 1214 lArkiii
de Mersanne Ernest, machine repairing, 1005 Larkin
Demery Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 1650a Hayes
Demesmay Jules, porter John Dupas, r 1308 Stockton
De Meyer Julius, driver Engine 18. r. 423 Duncan
Demic Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. R. Warren, r.
123 Turk
Demicheli Michael, teamster The Sturla Coal Co., r. 120
Wilder
DE .MUX E. G., shirt manufacturer, S38 Market
Deming Charles L., barter, r. 715 Howard
Deming Charles L. , seaman, r. 446 Brannan
Deming Edmund O. , Treasurer Deming- Palmer Milling
Co., 110 Sacramento, r. 716 Ellis
Deming Edward, laborer, r. 63 Everett
Deming Halleck V. P., with Deming- Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 714 Ellis
DE.WI.W HOR.tCE .4., manager Butterick Publish-
ing Co. (limited) 1:^4 Post, r. 816 Sutter
Deming Horace V., cletk, r. 225 Page
Deming Jay (Geor^-e W. Hume & Co.) r. 1915 Ellis
DEMI.VG JOSEPH G., president Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., r. 2-'5.V Page
DEMI\G-PALNER MILLING CO., Joseph G.
Deming president, Jacob Palmer \ice-president,
David H. Vail secretary- proprietors Capitol Mills,
110-116 Sacramento, Telephone Main 50
Demings James, wheat sampler, r. 241 Greenwich
Demings Peter (Thomson, Collie & Co.) r. 241 Greenwich
Demings Richard P., wheat sampler, r. 241 Greenwich
Demmen Walter, molder, r. 644| Minna
Demmick Edwin F. , carrier Post Office, r. 507 Sixth
Demming John, hackman United Carriage Co., 327i
Fourth, rear
DE.MOK.R.4T CALIFORNIA (daily, weekly and Sun-
day) California Demokrat Publishing Co. publishers,
40i»-413 Bush
DeMoldrup Angelica Miss, r. 732 Valencia
Demond Henrj-, cook, r. 702 Vallejo
de Monsigny Rene, teacher French, r. 2242 Bush
Demonte Samuel, bootblack, r. 519 L'nion
Demorest Hannah E., widow,- r. 10 J Patton
^^ Demorest. See Demerest
Demorki Peter, baker William Westerfeld, r. 431 Pine
De Mott Sarah J., widow, r. Lenox Hotel
De Motte Edgar M., manager Sheet Music Dept A. Wald-
teufel, r. 710i Hayes
Dempsey Andrew H. Mrs. , widow, r. 666 Walnut Av
Dempsey Bernard, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 167
Silver
Dempsey Bernard, teamster, r. 2038 Greenwich
Dempsey Brothers (Michael aud Martin J.) groceries and
liquors, 219 Fourth
Dempsey Daniel, longshoreman, r. 222 Minna
Dempsey Edward, carpenter, r. SE cor Twenty -fourth
and Rhode Island
Dempsey Edward, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Dempsey Edward P. J. Rev., r. 1100 Franklin
Dempsey Ellen, widow, r. 1213 Clay
Dempsey Ellen Miss, matchmaker Metropolitan Match
Co., r. 210 Utah
Dempsey Frank P. , laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 700
Hampshire
Dempsey Hannah, domestic 831 Bush
Dempsey Henry, clerk John B. Van Arsdale, r. 34
Rhode Isla 'd
Dempsey Honora, widow, r. 832 Mission
Dempsei' James, longshoreman, r. 1031 Army
Dempsey Jeremiah, laborer, r. 218 Minna
Dempsey John, boilermaker. r. 18 Welsh
Dempsey John, fireman, r. Twelfth Av South nr P
Dempsey John, laborer, r. 210 Utah
Dempsey John, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Dempsey John, marine fireman, r. 154 Tehama
Demjwey John, molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 709 Hamp-
shire
SAN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC^lL^r.^rfl^fo^
MftGIG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBREVS
109 Montgomery St.
DEM
475
DEN
Dempsey John F. , cooper B. Drej'f us & Co. , r. 2423 Har-
ris n
Dempsey John G., collector, r. 1213 Clay
Dempsey Joseph L. , teamster, r. 167 Silver
Dempsey Josie, domestic 1727 Sutter
Dempsey Kittie Miss, stamper, r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Dempsey L., lineman, r. 342 Fourth
Dempsey Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 1 213 Clay
Dempsey Lottie Mi-'S, dressmaker, r. 1213 Clay
Dempsey Martin, teamster, r. 3410 California
Dempsey Martin J. (Dempsey Bros.) r. 261 Tehama
Dempsey Mary Miss, r. 1809 Sutter
Dempsey Mary Miss, shoefitt^r, r. 407 J Bay
Dempsey Michael (Dempsey Bros.) r. 261 Tehama
Dempsey Michael F., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 22 Oak
Grove Av
Dempsey Michael S., liquors, "39 Folsom
Dempsey Patrick, tanner, r. 709 Hampshire
Dempsey Patrick, tin roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 652^
Jessie
Dempsey Patrick J., gripnian Cal. St. RR., r. 127 First
Av'
Dempsey Peter, millwright, r. 24 Victor
Dempsey Peter, sawyer, r. 1922 Pacific Av, rear
Dempsey Peter, teamsfer, r. 212 First
Peter, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 2040 Green-
Dempsey
wich
Dempsey Thomas J., metal roofer, r. 167 Silver
Dempsey Timothy, laborer, r. 110 Buena Vista
Dempsey William, laborer S. P. Co.
Dempsey William J., melter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 709
Hampshire
Dempsey William, painter, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Rhode Island
Dempster Brothers (Louis R. Dempster) printers, cor
Bond and Glen Park Av
Dempster Clancey J. (Dempster & Son) r. 36 Glen Park
Av
Dempster Clancey R., manager Rent Dept. Baldwin &
Hammond, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Daniel R., with Tallant Banking Co., r. 36
Glen Park Av
Dempster Harry Mrs. , nurse, r. 703 O'Farrell
Dempster Lawrence C, rigger, r. 914 Folsom
Dempster Louis R. (Dempster Bros.) r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Milen R. (Dempster & Son) r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Roy R. , student, r. 36 Glen Park Av
OENPSTER Jt SON (Clancy J. and Milen R.) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 320 Sansome,
room 22
Denahy James A., fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. 1713
Stevenson
Denahy Jeremiah, laborer, r. W s San Jose Road bet
Broad and Sadowa, Ocean View
Denahy John T. , carpenter, r. W s San Jose Road bet
Broad and Sadowa , Ocean View
Denahy Julia M. , dressmaker, r. W s San Jose Road bet
Broad and Sadowa, Ocean View
Denahy Thomas J., wharf builder State Harbor Commis-
sion, r. 503 Folsom
8^ Denahy. See Danahy, Danehy and Denehy
Denaveaux Martin, commission merchant, r. 1614 Steiner
Den Besten Sebastian, cigars and tobacco, 259 Ninth
Denborn Co. The, James Horsburgh Jr. president, G. F.
Richardson secretary, publishers Travelers and Ship-
pers Directory of the Pacific Coast, 66 Crocker Bldg
Denby John, janitor Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 930
Jackson
Dence John, core i aker Union Iron Wka, r. 29i Madison
Av
Denechaud Auirust, salesman, r. 700 Broadway
Denechaud Dolores, widow, dressmaker, r. 229 Bartlett
Deneen Jeremiah A. (Deneen & Turner) r. 1927 Green
Deneen & Turner (Jeremiah A. Deneen and Nathaniel
B. Turner) proprietors Foxhall Livery Stable, 2318-
2320 Fillmore
Denegri Andrew, salesman G. B. Denegri, r. 731 Vallejo
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. G WYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311}^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE ONITED STATES BREWERY
BREIW W ^
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER S.
WITH ^^^Z
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS. 1 [
Denegri Antonio, bartender Cuneo & Isoio, r. 3313 Mis-
sion
Denegri Antonio, clerk G. B. Denegri, r. 731 Vallejo
Denegri G. Baptiste, groceries, 731 Vallejo
Denehy Cornelius, laborer, r. 611 Fourth
Denehy Cornelius, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 704 Laurel
Av
Denehy Daniel, blacksmith, r. 611 Fourth
Denehy Dennis V., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., i.
350 Sixth
Denehy James, furnace expert W. W. Montague k Co., r.
24 Boyce
Denehy James E., contractor, r. 705 Point Lobos Av
Denehy Jeremiah, liquors, 625 Fourth, r. 603 Fourth
Denehy John P. , pressman John Monalian & Co. , r. 414
Sixth
Denehy Joseph, clerk Emerson & Ryan, r. 419 Laguna
Denehy Julia, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Denehy William, fireman, r. 356 Brannan
gS' Denehy. See Denahy, Danahy and Danehy
Denekamp J. S., clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 828 Eighteenth
Denervaud Calixte, with Alfred Borel & Co.. r. 3001 Cali-
fornia
Dengel Emile A., stereotyper, r. 1125| Alabama
Denges Fredrick, laborer, r. 1050 Folsom
Dengler J., capitalist, r. Russ House
Dengler Louise D., teacher music, r. 1017 Buchanan
Denhard Herman A. (Kolb & Denhard) r. 216 Ninth
Denhard John, r. 1219 McAllister
Denhard Otto E., butcher, 214-216 Ninth, r. 1219 McAl-
liste r
Denhard Paul, lithographer H. S. Crocker Co. . r. 1219
McAllister
g^ Denhard. See Dehnhardt
Denholm John, conductor, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
UETVIt'KE EKNST A., capitalist, offices NE cor
Sacramento and Mason, Telephone Main 5355, and
320 Sansome, Telephone Main 5581
Denicke Frederick, law student, r. 1000 Mason
Denicke Herman, brewer Union Brewery, r. 619 Florida
B^" Denicke. See Denike
Denigan Edward C. (Thos. Denigan Sou & Co.) r. 1715
Octavia
Denigan Frai k, laborer, r. 1615 Church
Denigan Thomas (Ihos. Denigan Son & Co.) r. 1715 Oc-
tavia, Telephone West 099
DENIGA M THOW.4.S SOX A CO. (Thomas and Ed-
ward C. Denigan) wool, hides and pelt, 132 Market,
rooms 1-2-3
B^ Denigan. See Dinnigan
Denike Catherine, widow, r. 1204 Broadway
Denike Gottfried, laborer, r. Alms Hou?e
Denike Van Alstyne, teamster J. G. Johnson* Son, r.
Mayfield, Cal.
iS" Denike. Denicke
Denio Angie Mrs., r. 6 Zoe
Denis Etiene, dishwasher, r. Alms House
Denis Frank V., clerk, r. 1415 Sacramento
Denis Mary S. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School", r. 1415 Sacramento
Denis N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 5 Bacon PI
Denis Sarah A. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary School,
r. 1415 Sacramento
Denis Vincent, messenger U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. H15 Sacramento
e^" Denis. See Dennis
Denjes Frederick, laborer S. P. Co.
Denker Annie Miss, box trimmer F. Korbel & Bros. , r.
305 Linden Av
Denker Josie R. Miss, saleslady Ernest Essman, r, 305
Linden Av
Denker Nicholas C, stevedore, r. 914 Alabama
Denker Sebern, cigarmaker, r. 305 Linden Av
Denker Sebern R. Jr., r. 627 Fell
Denker William, porter David B. Faktor, r. 994 Keani\
C*^^X^X-\X r T"^. g*^ 75ND KlITCHEN S\7F>PI-IES at
^^ 1 ^J \/ r"^. ^^ C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
DEN
476
DEN
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
I>euker William G., iihoto'.'rapher Arthur O. Eppler, r.
305 Larkin
D£>'M4.\ CRAM.nAU SCHOOL, Azro L. Mann
principal, NW cor Bu«h and Tayl<ir
Denman James, r. 211 Miuna
Denman Lilie Miss, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Denman William, law student ChickerinK, Thomas &
Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss, r. 1107 Bush
Denman Lenas H., carriage maker, r. 211 Minna
Denmark Louis, cook, r. 531 Filbert
Demnark Rufus, water tender stmr Alameda
Denn Catherine, widow, r. 1025 Clay
Denn John, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome .
Denn Maurice, board and lodging, 1327 Sansome
Denn Richard, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
Denuahy William, mail clerk Examiner, r. 624 Lombard
Dennan James F., pwliceman, r. 228 Church
Dennan Jostph P., com])ositor, 228 Church
Dennan Kate Miss, domestic 1715 Polk
Dennan Margaret, r. 114 Hyde
Dennan Maria, widow, r. 228 Church
B^" Dennan. See Dennen, Dinan and Dineen
Dennehy Michael, laborer, r. 105 Walnut
^" Dennehy. See Danahy, Danehy and Denahy
Dennen Albert, clerk, r. Mii Minna
Denn n John, laborer, r. Tenth At nr Fulton
Dennen John, miner, r. 644i Minna
Dennen Wallace, molder, r. 644.J Minna
8^ Dennen. See Dennan, Dinan and Dineen
Deniier Peter, liquor dealer, r. 9 Heron
Deuner Peter Jr., clerk, r. 9 Heron
Dennery Adeline Miss, hairdresser Goldstein & Cohn, r.
1423 Webster
Dennfrv Estelle Miss, stenographer S. P. Tajior Paper
Co.", r. 142.'? Webster
DEX.XERY lEO.\ (L. L. Dennerj' & Sou) r. The
Baldwin
DEXSiERlf L. L. A SO.\ (Leon Dennery) secreUries
Building, Mutual and Loan Associations, 214 Pine,
rooms 3-5, Telephone Main 5670
Dennery Pauline, widow, r. 1423 Webster
Dennet George quartei master stmr Acapulco
Dennett Albert W., restaurant, 783 Market, r. New York
Dennett E. P. Rev., pastor Potrero Methodist Episcopal
Church, r. 323 Mississippi
Dennett Louis, laborer, r. 26 Silver
Dennett Wilson D., secretary Western Meat Co., r. 1516
California
Denney John, seaman, r. 32 Stanford
Denney John, seaman, r. 608 Second
Dennie Harry W., sun'eyor, r. 23 Stockton
Denning Fannie Miss (Misses Denning), r. 121 Post
Denning John, 1st officer tug Governor Irwin
Denning J. W., watchman, r. 415^ Fillmore
Denning Misses (Miss Fannie and Miss Sadie) dress-
making, 121 Post, room 18
Denning Sadie Miss (Misses Denning) r. 112 Post
Denninger F., wood turner H.Freidrich, r. fi30 Grove
Dennis Abraham L., clerk SUndard Oil Co., r. 2507
Bush
Dennis Bert W., collector H. B. Mayo, r. 2633 Pine
Dennis Cecil C, dentist, 115 Powell, r. Alameda
Dennis Charles K., real estate, 640 Market, r. 2633 Pine
Dennis Daniel, clerk .Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 502 Taylor
Dennis Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 502 Taylor
Dennis David, painter, r. 7 Dale PI
Dennis Den P., bill poster Pac. Coast Posting and Adv Co.
Dennis Edward, janitor Surveyor's Office, r. 1921 Mason
Dennis Edwin S. , blacksmith," r. 1429 Mission
Dennis Elizabeth Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 107 Oak
Dennis Frank H., physician, office and r. 743 Pine
Dennis George H., laborer, r. 48 Thirteenth
Dennis George W., r. 2507 Bush
Dennis George W., collector Rudolph Herold, r. Alameda
Dennis Herbert, stenographer Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 609 Shot well
Dennis Jacob, liquors, 791 San Jose Av
Dennis James Mrs., r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Dennis James H., painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 427
Broaflway
Dennis James J., cashier Belden & Cofran, r. 107 Oak
Dennis James W. D., clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Dennis John, laborer, r. 102 Lundv Lane
De inis John K., clerk Pac. Postal" Tel. Cable Co., r. 70S
Montgomer>-
Dennis John L., painter, r. 2420 Post
Dennis John R., r. 367 Eleventh
Dennis Joseph, compositor R. M. Wood Co., r. 2507 Bush
Dennis Joseph, laborer, r. 260 Jessie
Dennis Joseph, metal roofr, r. 259 Minna
Dennis Julian, bookkeeper, r. 2.507 Bush
Dennis Lottie R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2507 Bush
Dennis M. T., agent T. B. Bailey & Co., 37 Phelan Bldg
Dennis R. A., clerk Bemhard Mattress Co., r. 708 Mont-
gomery
Dennis Richard J., miner, r. 708 Montgomery
Dennis Robert W. , agent, r. 107 Oak
Dennis Samuel, r. 107 Oak
DE\.\IS SAMrEL W., dentist, 115 Powell, ,r. Grand
cor Santa Clara Av, Alameda
Dennis Thomas, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 609
Shotwell
Dennis Thomas W., collector Harbor Commissioners, r.
126 De Long Av
Dennis W. Alexander, r. 2507 Bush
Dennis Wilbert W., clerk, r. 2633 Pine
Dennis William S., machinist Main St. Iron Wks., r.
1622 Polk
gS" Dennis. See Denis
Dennison Alfred, driver, r. 1035 Eighteenth
Dennisvn Ammi L., draughtsman V. S. Naval Constrtic-
tio"n Office, r. 1011 Pine
Dennison Ammi P., office 5 Pioneer PI, r. 601 Polk
Dennison Annie Miss, sale-^lady, r. 1118 Howard
Dennison Daniel, foreman Warren & Malley, r. SW cor
Bay and Laguna
Dennison Edward, porter Woonsocket Rubber Co., r. 422
Brannan
Deimison Edward F., contractor, r. Ninth Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Dennison Erasmus B., capitalist, r. 1509 Golden Gate Av
Dennison Ezra F., contractor, 538 Kearny, r. E s Tenth
Av nr California
Dennison Hannah, domestic 700 V<n Ness Av
Dennison Hannah, widow, r. 915 Francisco
Dennison Jacob, conductor Market St. Ry. r. 1444
Folsom
Dennison James, laborer, r. S s Parker nr Alabama
Dennison Maggie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.22S
Twelfth
DEN.MSO.V MAXI F.ICTIKIXG CO. (New York)
Fred B. Sadler agent, 120 Sutter, room 31
Dennison Oscar, dishwasher A. W. Dennett, r. 523 Pine
Deimison Rebecca Mrs., janitress U. S. Mint, r. 1021
Powell
Dennison Thomas, shoemaker, r. S s Parker nr Alabama
DEXXli^OX W.4LTER E., secretari- City Street
Improvement Co. and California Bituminous Block
Manufacturing Co., 45 Mills Bldg, 5th' floor, r. 810
Central Av
Dennison Williim, teamster, r. E s London nr Paris
Dennison William E., cashier Hulme & Hart, r. 110
Brf)derick
If^ Dennison. See Denison
Denniston Edmund, clerk, r. 422 Brannan
DEXXISTOX EDW.IRD €., proprietor San Fran-
cisco Plating Works, 653-655 Mission, r. 824 Twenty-
first
Denniston John F., r. 422 Brannan
Denniston Maria Mrs., r. 1103 Shotwell
DennisUw The, Mrs. W. H. Weeks proprietor, NE cor
Twenty-first and Valencia
Denniston "William, teamster, r. 1103 Shotwell
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET M SDDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°,.IS"p?,^vtfT'pl"J.^'p'l'''
THE FITTZ CURE '%'rfiSm^^*iB
Never Fails. Call on or
to N.J. STONE & CO.
lood Building, S. F.
DEN
477
DER
Denno Edward, bartender, r. 40 Minna
Dennwald Albert, cigarmaker, r. 2013 Folsom
Uenny Arthur H., salesman Edward Denny & Co., r.
1112 Shotwell
Denny Carrie Miss, bookkeeper Edward Denny & Co., r.
1112 Shotwell
Denny Charles, seaman, r. 14 Jackson
Denny Edward, engineer, r. Alms House
DKiVnV EDIVAKD •& CO. (estate of Edward Denny)
wholesale and retail stationers, drawing paper and
materials, 418 Montgomen,', Telephone Main 1304
Dennv Fannie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 11 Rausch
Denny Frank I., printer The F. A. Week Co., r. 11
Rausch
DBNNV MORAt'.K, manager Edward Denny & Co.,
418 Montgomery, r. 1112 Shotwell
Denny James, waiter stmr Mariposa
Denny James E., master marmer, r. 209 Hyde
Denny John W., painter, r. 409 Leavenworth
Denny Joseph L., teamster, r. 11 Rausch
Denny Loretto Miss, bookbinder, r. 11 Rausch
Denny Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 1408 Mission
Denny Nellie, widow, r. 11 Rausch
Denny Sarah J., widow, r. 1112 Shotwell
Denny William J., carpenter, r. 423 Eleventh Av
BS" Denny. See Deeney
De Noon Christine Mrs. , r. Palace Hotel
Denova Baroness, widow, r. 29^ Linden Av
DENKOCHE EDWARD J., manager Vacuum Oil
Co., 308 Market, r. 886 Milton, Oakland
Denroche Percy, clerk S. L. Jones &Co., r. Oakland
Densmore Gilbert, journalist, r. 1224 Bush
Densniore John, carpenter and builder, 775^ Market
Densmore Typewriter, Pacific Press Publishing Co.
agents, 115 Crocker Bldg
8^"I)ensmore. See Dinsmore
Denson Henry B., attorney at law, 17-19 Mills Bklg, Sth
floor, r. 2900 Jackson
DE^M»>' S. V. (Denson & De Haven) r. 2900 Jackson,
Telephone West 400
0EN80X A DE HAVEN (S. C. Denson and John J.
De Haven) attorneys at law, 17-19 Mills Bldg, Sth
floor. Telephone Main 5329
Dent Ernest W., salesman, r. 814 Nineteenth
Dent George S. , 2d officer stmr Gipsy
Dent James, porter J. A. Folger & Co., r. 32^ Freelon
Dent John, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. Shipley bet Fifth
and Sixth
Dent Maude M. Miss, r. 41 Perry
Dent Sterling P., drayman Wellman, Peck &Co., r. Ala-
meda
Dent S. Mrs. , widow, r. 41 Perry
Dent William J., stableman, r. 505 Jones
Dent Wrenshall S., surveyor, r. 41 Perry
DENTAL DEPAKTMENT INIVERSITV OF
CALIFORNIA, Donohoe Bldg, Market and Tay-
lor, L. L. Dunbar dean
Denter Emma, widow, r. 724 Front
Dentler Lawrence M. Mrs., widow, r. 1622 Pacific A v
Denton G.S.,r. 126 Ellis
Denton Irving, stenographer Thomas & Kahn, r. 615 Eddy
Denton Thomas H. , laborer, r. 5 Kent
DENTER •& RIO GRANDE RAILROAD CO., W.
J. Shotwell general agent, L. L. Downiing contract-
ing agent, 203 Front, Telephone Main 5347
Denver House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 217 Third
Denver Mary W., widow, r. 1101 Pine
Denvir William J., contractor and Ijuilder, 314 Golden
Gate Av, r. 426 Castro
Denwell Joseph, baker, r. 430 Greenwich
Denwell Joseph Jr., harnessmaker, r. 430 Greenwich
Denz Jofcph, mechanic, r. W s Bank nr Cortland Av
Denze Robert, cook, r. 528 Bryant
Denzler Jacob, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 918 Larkin
De Ojeda Francisco, coffee planter, r. 1950 California
De Paoli Antimio, brass finisher, r. 1421 Kearny
De Paoli Benedetto, bootblack, r. 326 Green
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 7W5KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144- 14 13 EDDY ST.
Depaoli Domenico (D. De Paoli & Co.) r. 1014 Mont-
gomery
Depaoli John, fruits and vegetables, 29 Laussat
De Paoli John, gardener, r. W s Mission Road and Croke
Depaoli & Co. (D. Depaoli and S. G. Traverser©) fruits
and vegetables, 2125 Polk
de Pas Charles B., salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r. 52
Steiner
De Pas Samuel C, bellman The Oliver
De Pauli John. r. 921 Montgomery
Depauli Anton, gardener, r. San Bruno Road nr Bacon
Depauti Louis, gardener, r. San Bruno Road nr Bacon
Deperu W. A. , marine engineer, r. 2226 Howard
DEPE^V CHARLE8 HI., president Charles M. Depew
Planniif Mill d >. , r. SOS S;iu Jose Av
DEPEW CHARLES M. PLANING
MILL COMPANY, ;.'n're.'Ii.lJt:
David Kurt secrt-tary, planiiiK, sizing
and resawiiig. 'i'iii-'iXi Berry bet Fourth
and l-lfYh, Telephone .naln 1753
Depew Hugh, cashier, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
DEPIERRE EMILE, architect, 334 Kearny, r. 701
Ashbury
Depoy Ella Miss, crayon artist, r. 515 McAllister
Deppe H. C, harnessmaker Pac. Carriage Co., r.ll6 Hayes
Deppe Henry, sausage factory, 446 Third
DEPPE HENRV N., wines and liquors, 96 Ninth, v.
1640 Mission
Deppe Lena Mrs., delicacies, 116 Hayes
Deppen Herman, salesman Benjamin Cohen, r. 10191
Powell
Deppich John, waiter August Bruns, r. 608 Sixth
de Prefontaine George W., salesman Reed & Goodman,
r.546 Twenty-third
Deprette August, r. 1148 Guerrero
DE PIIE EDCiAR J., president Yolo Orchard Co. and
vice-president Union Warehouse Co., 222 Sansome,
3d floor, room 3, Telephone Main 5089, r. 2311 Scott,
Telephone West 832
De Pue H. G., receiver Geary St. RR., r. 158 Golden
Gate Av
Dejiuv Hannah Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
Depuy Stillman F., painter W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 46^
lie Boom
Dejmy Sylvanus H. , drajnnan, r. 927 Brannan
Dequadros Joseph (Morgan & Dequadros) r. 429 Pacific
De yuadros Manuel S. (M. S. De Quadros & Co.) r. 534
Bush
DE aVADROS M. S. «K CO. (Manuel S. De Quadros)
produce commission, 318 Washington
De Quards Mary Miss, housecleaner, r. 13 Virginia PI
De Quoy Alfred, wireman Edison Light and Power Co.
De Raggio Ralph, musician, r. 515 Filbert
De Raggio Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 515 Filbert
de Ratze F., r. 446 Brannan
Derban Alfred, asphaltum roofer, r. 275 Broad, Ocean
View
Derbaum Henry G., painter, r. 1216 Twenty-sixth
Derbaum John C, painter, 1201 Howard, r. 217 Clipper
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) B. E.
Auger secretary, 320 Sansome, room 26
Derby Albert T., dentist, 206 Kearny, r.640 Golden Gate
Av
Derby Annie, widow, r. 217 Francisco
DERBY .AUGl'STIJS B., secretarv and treasurer E.
M. Derby & Co. , 22 California, room 10, r. E Four-
teenth nr Twenty-eighth Av, Fruitvale, Cal.
Derb\- Charles W., merchant, r. 942 Mission
DERBY E. M. »t CO. (incorporated) George H.
Payne president, O. E. Derby vice-president, A. B.
Derby secretary, lumber dealers, headquarters
Brooklyn Lumber Yard, East Oakland, Cal., Ala-
meda Lumber Yard, Alameda, Cal., San Francisco
office 22 California, room 10
DIXON, BOBESON& GO. SHOW CnSES
3T MARKET ST.,
F.
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Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Derby Frank W., salesman, r. 942 Mission.
Derby Henrv C, carpenter The Lurline Baths, r. 1419
Pacific '
Derby James, laborer, r. 420 Second
Derb^' James F., stevedore, r. 442^ Brannan
Derby Joh\i, storekeeper stmr Gaelic, r. Occidental Hotel
Derbj' Mary A. , widow, r. 942 Mission
Derby Oscoe E. vice president E. M. Derby & Co., 22
California, room 10, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Derby Patrick, machinist, r. 33 Everett
Derby Patrick T., foreman, r. 420 Second
DERRV RICHARD, chief clerk General Auditor's
Department Southern Pacific Co., r. Berkeley
Derchuren Gearhart, master mariner, r. 1809 Lagruna
De Remee Adde, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1421 Folsom
De Remee Axel M., bookkeeper, r. 1421 Folsom
De Remee Natalie Mrs., sewing school, 1421 Folsom
Dereno Fritz, baker, r. 763 Howard
Derenthal Ferdinand, groceries and liquors, 1400 Pacific
Derenzi Diodato, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Derenzi Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
De Reynier Eugene, lumber broker, 319 Pine
Dergaiis Peler, bartender Andrew Ketterer, r. 400 Bay
Derham Bartholomew, r. 1613 Clay
Derham Charles S. , cigars and tobacco, 328 Pine, r. 1613
Clay
Derham Ernest, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1314
Mason
Derham Howard, attendant Lurline B'ths, r. 1314 Mason
Derham James E., porter, r. 1314 Mason
Derham Jennie, widow, r. 1011 Mason
Derham John F., clerk, r. 1613 Clay
Derham Joseph E., foreman William Lewis & Co., r.
2108 Larkin
Derham Oliver J., with Charles Derham, r. 1613 Clay
Derham Terence, teamster, r. 973 Bryant
Derham Taeresa E. Miss, teacher Potrero Priman"
School, r. 1613 Clay
Derham William, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 321 Lombard
Derham William, plmnber and extraman Engine 5, r.
1025^ Washington
Derham William A., cashier Brown & Metzner, r. 1613
Clay
43°Derham. See Durham
De Ricca Michael, cooper G. Kucich, r. 10 Pfeiffer
Dericco Benedetto, laborer, r. 1012 Montgomery
Dei icco Carlo, proprietor Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific
Derkin Andrew C, cook, r. 512 Bush
Derkin James, gripman, r. 721 Central Av
Derksen E. W., with Charles Drescher, r. 114 McAllister
Derksen Peter W., barber, r. 114 McAllister
1^" Derksen. See Dercksen
D'Erlach Arnold, draughtsman and engineer Union
Iron Wks, r. 1109 Twentieth
Dermin Margaret A., widow, r. 623 California
Dermody Anne, widow, r. 307 Elm Av
Dermody James, engineer, r. 8.564 Harrison
Dermody James P., porter, r. 416J Natoma
Dermody Jeremiah, engineer, r. 856^ Harrison
DeniK idy Thomas, laborer, r. 397 Eighth
Dermody William J., machinist, r. 856i Harrison
aS°Dermody. See Darmody
Dermot Paul O. , boilermaker, r. 624 Fourth
Dennot Samuel, butcher, r. 214 Steuart
Dermot Thomas, master bktn Portland, office 48 Market,
r. East Oakland
Dernbach George, upholsterer, 1.54 Ninth, r. 39i Jimiper
Dernham Albert, merchant, r. 1354 Post
Derning George Y., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
846 Capp
Derning Henrj-, laborer, r. 727 Tehama
De Rochemont Herbert S., real estate, r. 2312 Larkin
de Roco Joseph U., clerk F. A. Routleau, r. 1622 Laguna
de Roco Marion S., solicitor, r. 1622 Laguua
de Roco Mary A., widow, r. 1622 Laguna
de Rojas Joseph R., r. 417 Kearny
Deroiu Edwajd D., carpenter, r. 21 St. Rose's Av
Deroin Francis, widow, r. 21 St. Rose's Av
de Romanis Cherubino Rev., assistant rector Sts. Pietro
e Paolo Church, r. 1600 Dupout
De Rome Louis (White & De Rome) r. Golden Gate, CaL
De Rome Wilferd, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Berke-
ley
de Roos Leon, salesman, r. I3II5 Golden Gate Av
De Rosa Joseph A., carpenter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
916 Howard
Derque Alphonse, proprietor Palmer House, r. 328 Pa-
cific
Derre August, mining engineer, r. 41 Willows Av
Derre Louis E., distiibutor Post Office, r. 41 WUlows At
Derrick Alice L. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Andrew, waiter, r. lOlOl Clav
Derrick Frank, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. NW cor
Chaimel and Rhode Island
Derrick Frank, wagonmaker, r. 551J Howard
Derrick Henry, collector, r. lOlOi Clay
Derrick John L., treasurer Western Outlook Publishing
Co., 4-25 Montgomerj-, r. 1391 Baker
Derrick Louis M., engineer stmr Alcazar, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Marcus H., janitor, r. lOlOi Clay
Derrick Margaret, widow, r. 705 Hyd»
Derrick Martha, widow, r. lOlOJ Clay
Derrick Richard, collector, 425 Montgomerj', r. lOlOi
Clay
Derrick William J., carrier Post Office, r. lOlOJ Clay
Derricks Hoover, ship carpenter Gratto & Reimers
Derricks Peter, ship carpenter Gratto & Reimers
Derry Frank P., driver Farnsworth & Collins, r. 229 Clara
Derrj- James, laborer, r. 2131 Tehama
Deruette Arthur, carpenter, r. 1100 Powell
Deruette Jean B., baker, r. 1504 Trirk
DE RliSSY ALFRED .1.. general agent Texas and
Pacific Railway, 121 California, r. San Mateo, Cal.
De Ruyter John E. , marine clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. Sausalito
Den'ald John, seaman, r. 139 Gough
Derve Rafael, laborer Albion Lumber Co., r. 17 Ohio
Derve Annie M., housecleaner-, r. 733 Twenty-second
B^ Dervni. See Durvin
De Sabla Eugene, office 40 California, r. Guatemala
De Sabla Eugene Jr. , office 40 California
De Salas Joseph, candymaker William S. Towneend, r.
743 Mason
Desalky Louis, r. 507 Gough
De Sanno William F., machinist Electrical Engineering
Co., r. Golden Gate, Alameda
De Santa Coloma J., cook, r. 539 Vallejo
de Santa Marina E. J. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Desante Angelo, laborer Pac Rolling Mills, r. Seventeenth
Av South bet Q and R
De Sassise Jules, laborer, r. 2 Grant PI
DE S.4TILLE C. MRS., proprietor Redfem House,
ladies tailoring, 217 Post, r. 2809 Pine
Desbarats John, proprietor Europe Hotel, 814 Mont-
gomery
DESBEC'k JOH\, attorney at law, 17 Mills BIdg,
3d floor, r. 807 Franklin
Descalso Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 514 Green
Descalso Giuseppe, laborer, r. 514 Green
Descalso James K. , collector, r. 1922 Howard
Descalso Luke, capitalist, r. 1922 Howard
DESCALSO LUKE M., secretarj- California Wine
Growers Union, SE cor Grant Av and Sutter, r.
1922 Howard
Descalso Peter C, vice-president California Wine Grow-
ers Union, r. 1215 Waller
Descalzo Pasqualina, widow, r. 2404 Folsom
Deschamps Joseph (Deschamps & Vinet) r. SE cor Point
Lobos and Fifth Avs
Deschamps & Vinet (Joseph Deschamps and EMward
Vinet) proprieters Cafe Deschamps, SE cor Point
Lobos and Fifth Avs
Deschwaiiden Antone, r. 849 Bryant
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IMS OF STREET and SIEEWALI ¥ORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
Sn MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. ?lLre':frj:
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
■■*• PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
DES
Descoufeyfce Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 51.'> Sacra-
mento
L)escoueyte Jean, laundrjTiian, r. 33 Chenery
1^" Desecker. See Dessecker
DB SEDA CABLOS J., wood and coal, 133 Turk,
r. 103 Fulton
Deselle D. H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 890
Fourteenth
WESEXFANT PAl'L J., proprietor Golden West
Poultry and Game Stall, 11-15 Pacific Fruit Market,
r. 73-2i" Green
De Shields Benjamin (De Shields & Son) r. N s Seven-
teenth bet Folsom and Harrison
De Shields Brit, sash and door maker, r. 5 Minna
De Shields Ivan (De Shields & Son) r. N 8 Seventeenth
beo Folsom and Harrison
De Shields & Son (Benjamin and Ivan) laundry, N s
Seventeenth bet Folsom and Harrison
De Silva Mary V., widow, r. 403 Union
De Silva S. B., shipping clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. Alameda
De Silva William, salesman, r. 129a Fourteenth
De Silveira Manuel G., barber, 30i Clay, r. Oakland
Desimone Salvador, fruits and vegetables, 2764 Mission
Desirello Domenico, laborer, r. 1224 Twenty-si.xth
Desize Anthony J., painter, r. 12 Howard Court
Desler Peter, barber, r. 31 Ferrie
Desmann Frederick, laborer, r. 80 Colton
De Smet A., r. 417 Jones
De Smet S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 603 Bartlett
Desmond Agnes Miss, factory hand Nolan Bros. Shoe
Co., r. 319 Sierra
Desmond Andrew, longshoreman, r. 1314 Montgomery-
Desmond Ann, widow, dressmaking and notions, 5
Columbia PI
Desmond Annie, domestic 1628 Vallejo
Desmond Arthur, wool comber, r. Alms House
Desmond Bamet, r. 425^ Fourth
Desmond Charles L., sign painter, r. 2215 Pine
Desmond Cornelius, 1st Officer stmr Modoc
Desmond Cornelius, laborer, r. 432^ Ringold
Desmond Daniel, r. 456 Clementina
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, r. 2238 Bush
Desmond Daniel, helper, r. 2223 Greenwich
Desmond Daniel, laborer, r. Alms House
Desmond Daniel, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. Lake
Honda
Desmond Daniel, lineman Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 26 Harriet
Desmond Daniel, paver, r. 142 Perry
• Desmond D. Arthur, carpenter, r. 142 Perry
Desmond Dennis, fireman, r. 726 M South
Desmond Dennis, horseshoer, 1427 California, r. 120
William
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 415 Minna
Desmond Edward, boatman, r. 2208 Mason, rear
Desmond Felix, teamster, r. 1013 Natoma
Desmond Felix P., carriage p linter, r. 835 Vallejo
Desmond Ella Miss, shoe finisher Nolan Bros.' Shoe Co.,
r. 319 Sien-a
Desmond Ellen, widow, r. 120 William
Desmond Frank J., butcher Alfred E. Rhodes, r. 202
Eddy
Desmond George, carriage painter, 835 Vallejo
Desmond Henry, boatman, r. 2208 Mason, rear
Desmond Israel, clothing, 425i Fourth
Desmond James, laborer, r. 940 Bryant
Desmond James, shoemaker, r. 415 Minna
Desmond James, signalman S. P. Co., r. 216 Seventeenth
Desmond James A., porter Studebaker Bros., r. 1607
Powell
Desmond James W., shoefitter W. H.Nolan & Co., r. 415
Minna
Desmond Jeremiah, groceries, 230 Twentv-second
Desmond John, laborer, r. 4 Converse
Desmond John, roofer Herman Schottler, r. 132.'> York
Desmond John, watchman Market St. Ry, r. 421 Sixth
JARDIINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
.Bituminous MacMuery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
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Desmond John Jr. , woodturner, r. 421 Sixth
Desmond John B., clerk, r. 24 Lafayette
Desmond John F., painter, r. 456 Clementina
Desmond John H., clerk Motive Power and Machine
Dept S. P. Co., r. 1719 Sacramento
Desmond Joseph W., teamster, r. 456 Clementina
Desmond Mary Miss, dressmaking, 5 Columbia PI
Desmond Mary E., widow, r. 1711 Clay
Desmond Michael laborer, r. 2 Russell
Desmond Nellie, widow, r. 43 Natoma
Desmond Patrick D., bartender Martin & Martin, r. 456
Clementina
Desmond Paul, attorney at law, r. 330 Geary
Desm md Philip, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. Henrietta
Square nr Eleventh
Desmond Thomas, janitor 220 Mason, r. 12 William
Desmond Timothy, laborer George S. Neale, r. S s Lom-
bard bet Montgomerj- and Sansome
Desmund Timothy, laborers. P. Co., r. 17 Washington
Av
Desmond Timothy, tallyman S. A. Harmon Lumber Co.
r. 325 Virginia Av
Desmond Timothy J. , butcher Oliver Grand, r. U5h
Third
Desmond William, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond William E., carriage painter James Torry, r.
Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Desmond William J., boilermaker, r. 415 Minna
Desmond William J., clerk Edward E. Patten, r. 806
Shotwell
Desmond William J., clerk Jeremiah Desmond, r. 230
Twenty-second
Desmus Rosalie, widow, r. 1319 Mason
DE SOLL.4 ABRAM n. (Ue SoUa & Deussing) r.
1207 Howard
DE SOLL.l «& DEUSSING. agents magnesia sec-
tional steampipe and boiler covering, 2 California,
Telephone Drumra 42
De Soria Jesus Chavez Mrs., widow, r. 114 Trenton
De Soto Joseph, clerk Palace Hotel, r. 731 McAllister
De Soto Salvador, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 320 J Scott
De Souza Manuel, baker Eclipse Cracker Co., r. 1422
Stockton
Despard Thomas, gardener, r. 1513 Valencia
Desparr Eugene, barber, r. 5 Laskie
Desjjaux Baptiste, laborer, r. 1723 Market
Despaux Helorine Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 1723 Market
Despaux Jean B., laborer, r. 1723 Market
Despetre Charles, bookkeeper, r. 918 .lackson
Desprey Josephine, widow, r. 332 Shipley
Desrosier Henry P., blacksmith Herman Hoptette, r.
1012 Fourteenth Av South
Desrasier Hercules, carpenter, r. 1012 Fourteenth Av
South
Dessau Henry, tilesetter, r. 3 Cottage PI
Dessauer Max L., salesman The Henry OUelder Cloth-
ing Co., r. 1315a Steiner
Dessens Joseph, proprietor Sutter Street House, 308
Sutter
Dessmaiin Emma Miss, laundress, r. 80 Colton
Dessmeyer John H. (Dehnert & Co.) r. 1234 Twenty-
sixth
Dessouslavy Jules C, commission merchant, 124 San-
some, r. 2437 California
De Stein Louis, oiler stmr Acapulco, r. 2006a Howard
de St. Germain Angele, widow, r. 1709 Siockton
de St. Gei-main Eugene, with St. Germain Billiard Co.,r.
1709 Stockton
DE ST. OERMAI^ GEORCiE. manager St. Ger-
main Billiard Co., 55-57 First, r. 1709 Stockton
DE ST. HI BERT .1. €M., president California Wine
Growers' Union, SE cor Grant Av and Sutter, r. 1206
O'Farrell
de Suca James, insurance agent, r. 501 Twenty-sixth
Des Waltenne Ernest, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
612 Bush
r^ A C*T~^ri I r% ^11 T^rf~fcO Rented $L00 per Month or Sold Outngh
.r/\b I tU K I I L I lK^ C. Brown & Son R^'t?, 823 Wet Si
PEm-JODET&GO.GHPPHiEr;
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
(See Page opf. narne of Vi' . B. Chapman. )
DES
480
DEV
C. L. TAYLOR.
Pres.
WM. H. FRIEND
507
de Swert Louis, bartender Sabatini Giovannini, r. 215
Montgomen- Av
Detchie Joseph H., electrician, r. 1614 Guerrero
Detels John A., silesman M. P. Detels, r. Oakland
DETELH M. & €0. (Martin Detels) ship supplies,
groceries and liquors, SW cor Harrison and Mam,
SE cor Pacific and Davis and 8 Sacramento
Detels Martin (M. Detels & Co.) r. Oakland
UETEL!) .n.lRTI.>l P., flour, produce and commis-
sion merchant, 114 Davis, Telephone Front 5, r. 1108
Green
Deterdiug^ Christian E. , foreman S. F. Gas Fixture and
Art Metal Co., r. 43 Warren
Deterdiiig Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 428 Eiffhteenth
Dethfefsen Christ, waiter, r. 107 Berrj-
Dethlefsen Frederick, butcher Simoii P. Hicks, r. 2430^
Sacramento
Dethlefsen Joseph, r. 718 Leavenworth
Dethlefsen Nicholas F., proprietor Railroad Lodginir
House, 533 Commercial, r. 213 Chattanooga
Dethlefsen Peter, seaman, r. 131 East
Detlow J., stevedore Oceanic S. S. Co., r. 62 Clementina
Detoy Alexander, awning maker, r. 108| Hickors- Av
Detoy Charles, clerk, r. 851 Folsom
Detoy Louis, bookkeeper A. F. Tenney Company, r. 851
Folsom
Detrick Albert, clerk, r. 1585 Turk
Detrick Charles R., general manager Detrick SS. Co., r.
1909 Jackson
Detrick Edington, oflBce 19 Spear, r. 2709 Laguna
Detrick Edington Jr., mnfrs' agent and dealer in bags
and twine, 19 Spear, r. 2705 I.aguna
Detrick Elise M. Mrs. , homoeopathic physician, r. 2709
Laguna
Detrick Henrj- L., collector Western Light and Power
Co., r. 2709 Laguna
Detrick Steamship Co., Charles R. Detrick general man-
ager, agents and commission merchants, oflSce ;i5
Steuart
10" Detrick. See Diedrich and Dietrich
Detroit Foundry Supply Co., Joseph E. Plamondon
manager, 621 Market
De Troost George, publisher, 320 Sansome, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Dettinger Charles, laborer, r. 616 Fifteenth Av South
Dettinger Frederick, tanner, r. »»16 Fifteenth Av South
Dettinger Henrj-, laborer, r. 616 Fifteenth Av South
Dettling Joseph, laborer W. R. Knights Co. , r. 821 Filbert
Dettling Michael, driver, r. 15 Hyde
Dettmann Frederick, waiter, r. 716 Bush
Dettmann Ludwig (Sanders & Co.) r. 109 Webster
S^ Dettmann. See Dittmann
Dettmar Charles H. , foreman Composing Dept Schmidt
Label and Litho Co., r. 540 McAllister
Dettmar George, compositor Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r, 706 California
Dettmar Henr>-, machin'st, r. 706 California
Dettmar John, watchman Hanson & Co., r. 312J Fulton
Dettmar Marj-, lodgings, 706 California
iS" Dettmar See Diltmer and Dittniar
Dettmer Henry G., bartender Jacob D. Hoist, r. NWcor
California and Thirteenth Av
Dettmering John F., salesman, r. 410 Austin
Dettmers George, master stmr Cosmopolis, office 22
Market, room 12, r. 324^ Eighteenth
Dettner Ernest H., printer I'pt-m Bros., r. 3240 Mission
Dettner George W., type founder Pac. States T\-pe
Foundr\-, r. 1439 Twenty -third
Dett«iler Arnold W., patrolman Morse's Patrol Svstem
r. 11 Dale PI
Detiu-be John, marine engineer, r. 201 Mission
De Turbeville A., nurse, r. 1712 San Carlos Av
De Turbe\-ille Essie R. Miss, stenographer Dewev En-
gTa^^ng Co., r. Oakland
DE Tl'RK IS.S.lt', C. M, Mann manager, native win %
and brandies, 220 Sacramento, Telephone Main 920,
r. Santa Rosa
Deubler Conrad, barber, 1507 Steiner
Deubler Ge'>rge, barber, 728 Montgomerj' Av,
Chestnut
Deuel De A'ere V. , foreman Townley Brothers, r. 1734
San Carlos Av
Deuel Jay C, clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1045 Market
Deumer Frederick, machinist, r. 105 New Montgomeri"
DEl'PREV EIGEXE X., attorney at law. .504
Kearny, room 7, r. NE cor Clay and Laurel. Tele-
phone West 137
;ty Deuprey. See Dupre and Duprey
De "I'rioste Hannah, widow, r. 1107 Van Ness Av
de Urunuela Lu E., widow, r. 1920 Taylor
Deuser Charles J. W., policeman, r. 1715 Howard
Deusss Hugo A., watchmaker, 126 Kearn^-, room 14
Ul'ESSjIXt; TITIS (De Solla & Duessing)r. .507 Baker
Deui ch Isaac, bookkeeper Leege & Mills, r. 12231 Geary
Deutsch Emil, manager retail department Nathan, Dohr-
mann & Co., r. 1420 Post
Deutsch Ernest J., bookkeei>er, r. 614 Mason
Deutsch Frederick, clerk M. E. Mayer & Co., r. S63 Fol-
som
Deutsch Jacob, shoemaker, r. 1513 Geary
Deutsch Joseph M., laborer, r. 109 Randall
Deutsch Ju>i'is (Julius Deutsch & Son) r. 1618 Phie
Deutsch Julius & Son (Julias and Solomon) harness-
makers, 1408 Polk
Deutsch Louis, bartender, r. 321 Taylor
Deutsch Marion, widow, r. 863 Folsom
DECTSCH MirU.iEL, manager Otto Normann's, 411
Bush, r, 1427 Pine
Deutsch Samuel, salesman J. Samuels, r. 2615 Pine
Deutsch Solomon (Julius Deutsch & Son) r. 1818 Web-
ster
DErTSt:HE VEREI.VS-ZEITl'.Vfi. (Gennan So-
ciety weekly) Leidecker & Co. publishers and pro-
prietors, 535 Washington
Deutscher Eva, widow, r. 1118 Kansas
Deutscher Frauen Verein Rtd CYoss, California Hall, 620
Bush
DErTSl'HEK LLOVI» HIRINE IN-SlRAXt'E
<'0. (of Berlin) .Syz & Co., general agents, 410 Cal-
ifornia Dent>cher iletzijer Verein, 310 O'Farrell
DEI'TSCHER TEREI\. Charles Bundschu presi-
dent. Max Schen^el financial secretary, C. F. Guts-
chow recording secretary-, NE cor Post and Powell
Deuwel Joseph, baker, r. 430 Greenwich
Deuwel Joseph Jr., hamessmaker, r. 430 Greenwich
De Valk — Mrs., widow, ladies nurse, r. 826 Greenwich
De Vail Frank, clerk Market St Ry, r. 33i R dley
Devall Frank E., r. 1134 Stevenson .
De Vail Frederick, musician, r. 911 J Mission
Devall George A., porter U. S. Appraisers Bldg, r. 927
Greenwich
De Vail H., musician, r. 39 Fourth
Devalle Edward, elevator engineer George H. Tay Co., r.
19 John
De Valle Estelle. widow, r. 21 John
de Valle Joseph, irotier La Grands Laundry, r. 1711
Howard
Devan Maria, widow, r. 1310 Green
Devan William, t-arpenter, r. 1319 Kearny
DEVAXT, HOPKI.VS & CO. (Lawrence Devany)
bicvcles, 520-522 Stanvan, Teleph .ne West 221 and
1923-1929 Page
Devany James, pantryman stmr Citv of Svdney
Devany John, laborer, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Devany John A., cari>enter, r. 318 Shi^twell
Devany John A. Jr.. iirinter, r. 318 Shotwell
Devany Lawrence (Devany, Hopkins & Co.), r. 511 Stan-
yan
iT^^Devany. See Deveny
de Varila Walter, mining engineer, r. 710 i Taylor
Devaschari Antonio, fisherman, r. 317 Vallejo
De Vassev L., r. 2 Riaphael PI
De VaulfHarr^- L., solicitor G. H. Vmbsen & Co.. r 1617
Webster
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office:, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
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De VauU John, real es'ate, r. 1828 Post
De Vaull Lloyd, salesman, r. 1828 Post
i^- De Vaull. See Devall, Du Val and Du Valle
Devecchi Albert, butcher, 122 Taylor, r. 1445 Ellis
Devecchi Andrew, piinter, r. 2109 Mason
Devecchi George, driver Patrick Lvnch, r. 532X Eddv
DE VEC'CMI PAOIiO, physician and surgeon," 7!)
Crocker Bldg, Telephone 1759, r. 1717 .Jackson,
Telephone East 174
Devecchi Silvestre, florist, 434 Montgomery Av, r. 8 San
Antonio PI
B^" De Vecchi. See Di Vecchio
De Vecchio Joseph, laborer, r. 6 Russell
De Vecchio Louis, laborer, r. 6 Russell
Develey Frederick K. (H. K. Develey & Sons) r. 609 Polk
Develey Henry K. (H. K. Develey & Sons) r. 1840 Union
Develey Henry K. Jr. (H. K. Develey & Sons) r. 1840
Union
Develey H. K. & Sous (Henry K., Henry K. Jr. and
Frederick K. ) groceries and liquors, 1838 Union
Develin Annie, widow, r. 1070 Shotwell
l>'ETELVN F. W., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 405 Powell, diseases of heart and lungs, hours 1 to
3 P. M., evenin,'M 7 P. M., Sundays 1:30 to 3 P. M.,
Telephone Main 5185
Devendorf J. Frank, vice-president Welch Inhaler and
Medicine Co., 57 Second, r. San Jose
Deveney Edward W., barber, r. 2931 Harrison
Deveney Henry, lonashoreman, r. 1 Columbia PI
Deveney John, r. 4 Russ
Deveney John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1 Columbia
PI
Deveney Martin, capitalist, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Deveney Patrick, stonecutter, r. 608 Sixth
1^" Deveney. See Devany
Devens Rhoda Miss, r. 404 Stockton
Dever Annie, domestic 21 Laurel
Dever Hugh, longshoreuia 1, r. 322 Beale
Dever J. , harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Dever James, clerk, r. 811 Capp
Dever James, teamster, r. 903 Batter\-
Dever James H., foreman Engine 26, r. 3905 Sacramento
Dever John, cardriver, r. 297 Clementina
Dever Mary, domestic, r. 205 Langton
Dever Mary E. Mrs., r. 811 Capp
Dever Rose, domestic 1525 Geary
8^ Dever. See Diver and Divver
de Verdugo C. V. Mrs., widow, r. 1029i Jackson
De Vere F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 454 Bartlett
Devereaux Michael, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Devereaux R. M., r. 337 Geary
Deveretux William, oiler stinr Modic, r. 710 Polk
Deverell Richard L. , liquors, 44 Eighth
Devereux John, engineer, r. 128 Cli iton
Deveron Duncan, marine engineer, r. 21 Stanley PI
Devers D. J., waiter stmr City of Sydney
Devers Harry M.. clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel Co., r. Oakland
Devers John, teamster Golden Gate Park
Devery John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and
Baker
Devery Thomas, liquors, 243 Fourth
de Veuve \-larence, bookkeeper, r. 1216 Laguna
de Veuve Earl, clerk Cesar Berth eau, r. 1216 Laguna
de Ve\ive Gardner, student, r. 1216 Lagfuna
de Veuve Henry, civil engineer, r. 1216 Laguna
de Veuve Henry Jr., with Swain & Murdock, r. 307J
Castro
Devigia Christopher, cook, r. 1320 Stockton
De ViUers Henry A., r. 727 Sansome
de Villiere Albert J., pressman Brunt & Cn., r. 1139
Valencia
Devincenzi Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 132 Francisco
Devincenzi Anijelo, scavenger, r. 423 Broadway, rear
Devincenzi Angela, scavenger, r. 509 Vallejo
Devincenzi Antonio, r. 1 Bartol
Devincenzi Antonio, r. 427 Broadway, rear
tXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS,
WIELA/ND'S
L?5GER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Devincenzi Antonio, laborer, r. 10 Varennes
De Vincenzi Antonio, peddler, r. 14 Ohio ;
Devincenzi Antonio, teamster, r. NE cor Utah and
Center
Devincenzi Baptiste, drayman, r. 427 Broadway, rear
Devincenzi Batiste, r. 112 Kearny
Devincenzi Domenico, r. 132 Francisco
Devincenzi Gietano, teacher music, r. 527 Green
Devincenzi Giovanni, laborer, r. 10 Varennes
Devincenzi Giovanni, laborer, r. 19 Bartol
Devincenzi Giovanni, vegetables, Colomo Market
Devincenzi John, stationery, r., 425J Broadway, rear
De Vincenzi Joseph, laborer, r. 10 Caroline PI
Devincenzi Louis, r. 425 Broadway, rear
Devincenzi Louis, bootblack, SE cor Kearnv and Clay,
r. 2109 Mason
Devincenzi Luigi, scavenger, r. 1020 Montgomery
Devincenzi Luigi, scavenger, r. 1926 Post
Devincenzi Michael, bootblack Louis Devincenzi, r. 2109
Mason
Devincenzi Mosceo, r. 314 Pacific
Devincenzi Pasquale, scavenger, r. 1926 Post
Devincenzi Peter, vegetable dealer, r. 3113 Laguna
Devincenzi Provedo, vegetable dealer, r. 3113 Laguna
De Vincenzi V., scavenger, r. 331 Brf)adway
Devine Annie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1142 Pacific
Devine Annie Miss, nurse, r. 232 Day
Devine Celia, domestic 1027 Washington
De\ine Edward P., compositor Chronicle, r. 609 Hyde
Devine Elizabeth B., widow, r. 929 Va'encia
Devine Fannie Miss, seamstress, r. 209 Valencia
Devine Frank, r. 509 Minna
Devine Frank J., salesman, r. 612 Page
Devine George E., clerk Langley cfc Michaels Co., r. 612
Page
Devine George F. W. , harnessmaker Kempkey, Gilhani &
Sawyer, r. Oakland
Devine Grace, widow, nurse, r. 232 Langton
Devine Howard M., r. 652 Minna
Devine James (J. W. Lomelino & Co.) r. 1523A Wash-
ington
Devine James, hostler Wells Fargo & Co. , r. 611 Folsoni
Devine James, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. .437b Hayes
Devine James P., carpenter, r. 719 Tennessee
Devine James P., clerk, r. 929 Valencia
Devine James P., tinsmith, r. 612 Page
Devine Jane, widow, r. 1142 Pacific
Devine John, hostler, r. 22 Turk
Devine John, laborer, r. 27 Lundy Lane
Devine John D., steward Chemical Engine 7, r. 1014
Leavenworth
Devine Joseph, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Devine Lizzie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1142 Pacific
Devine Mark A., clerk, r. 929 Valencia
Devine Mary Miss, glovemaker r. 1142 Pacific
Devine Michael, laborer, r. 64 Jessie
Devine Michael, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI
Devine Patrick, r. 1130 Howard
Devine Patrick, laborer, r. 558 Pennsylvania Av
Devine Patrick, waiter, r. Alms HouVe
Devine Patrick, wa ertender stmr City of Pekuig
Devine Robert J., compositor Chronicle, r. 609 Hyde
Devine S. V., shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 309 East
Devine S. V. Mrs. , lodgings, 309 East
Devine Sylvester A. , collector, r. 929 Valencia
Devine Thomas, hostler, r. 9 William
Devine Thomas, laborer, r. 112J Morris Av
Devine Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 311 Sierra
Devine William A., salesman J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 612
Page
Devinier Isaiah R , waiter, r. 221 Golden Gate Av
Devins Michael F., laborer, r 122 Clinton
IkEVISADERO STREET LIVERV AIM U BOARD.
l\1i i^TABLE, Holmes & Jenkins proprietors,
834 Devisadero, Telephone West 783
De\itt Arthur E., clerk Carroll & Tilton, r. 425 Natoma
Devitt Edward, special policeman, r. 1019 Larkin
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
fteVttt Henry, master mariner, r. 91ti Montgomery
Devitt William, Seaman, r. 645 Seventh
Devitt Winifred, domestic 1710 Octavia
jy Devitt. See Davitt
Devize B. , cook Palace Hotel, r. 219 Elm Av
Devlin Annie, widow, r. 1070 Shotwell
Devlin Gather ne, widow, r. 12 Hawthorne
Devlin Charles J., clerk Morton Bros., r. 47 Jessie
nCVLIN CHARLE!« J. I., architect. Supreme Court
Bld^, NW cor Larkin and McAllister, Telephone
South 547, r. 936 Hayes
Devlin Edward, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 21
Berkeley
Devlin Edward, steamfitter ITnion Iron Wks, r. 23 Zoe
Devlin Elizabeth K. , widow, r. 47 Jessie
Devlin Fannie Miss, tailoress, r. 341 Tehama
Devlid Felix I., salesman Armes & Dallam, r. 115
Page
Devlin Frank S , plumber, r. 27 Ford
Devlin Frank, maiiaarer H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 2100
Bush
Devlin Henry, r. 129 Freelon
Devlin Henry A., porter, r. 47 Jessie
Devlin Hugh, driver Katz & Sons, r. 1006 Union
Devlin James, millwright, r. 302 Green
Devlin James, sa e.sman Henry M. Heineman, r. 115
age
Devlin James A., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1235b Folsom
Devlin James F., dairy, 812 San Jose Road
Devlin James S., carpenter, r. 936 Hayes
Devlin J^ue, widow, r. 129 Freelon
Oevliu John, blacksmith, r. 297 Clementina
Devlin John, driver Mark Devlin, r. E s Mission Road
opp S"ix Mile House
Devlin John, laborer Sutter St. Rv., r. 1920 Filbert
Devlin John Jr., printer, r. 1920 Filbert
Devlin John 1)., manager Baden Laundry Co., 122 How-
ard, r. 1414 Washington
Devlin .John E., salesman Armes & Dallam, r. 115 Page
Devlin John T., woOlsorter, r. 18 Russ
Devlin Jo-eph, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1301 Lyon
Devlin Mark, dairyman, E s Mission Road opp Six Mile
House
Devlin Michael, laborer, r. 341 Tehama
Devlin Patrick, u river Market St. Ry., r. 209 Tehama
Devlin Robert H., laundryman, r. 66 Shipley
Devlin Vincent, draughtsman Charles J. L Devlin, r.
936 Hayes
Devlin William, bookkeeper, r. 245 Eleventh
1^- Devlin. See Tevlin
De Voe Louise, widow, r. 1118 Sacramento
De Voll Henry H., real estate and insurance agent, r.
510 Turk
De Voll M. A., Mrs , milliner\-, 510 Turk
De Von Mae Miss, r. 1019 Market
Devon The, Daniel K. Hall proprietor, 1130 Market
Devonshire The, Mrs. Louisa Sandford proprietor, 725-
727 Pme
Devorak John, shoemaker, 117 Twentieth
Devorak Joseph, machinist L^nion Iron Wks, r. 16 De
Boom
De Vos Anton, bartender, r. 504i Grove
Devoto Americo (A. Galli Frufi Co.) r. 2046 Leaven-
worth
Devo o Andrew A., ironworker Over Bros., r. 1718
Stockton
Devoto Antonio, groceries and fruit, SW cor Powell and
Green, r. 705i Green
Devoto Antonio (The Sturla Coal Co. ) r. 2407 California
DEVOTO DAVID, charcoal and wood commission,
430 Pacific, r. 9 Bai tol
Devoto Francisco, laborer, r. Alms House
Devolo G. Mrs., widow, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Devoto Gerolamo, laborer, r. 1718 Stockton
Devoto James, clerk Bernhard Miller, r. 1718 Stockton
DEVOTO J.4NE8 A., attomev at law, 3-4-5 Mont-
gomery Block, Telephone Main 5730, r. 705S Green
Devoto John, clerk Giovannini & Carbonari, r. 921 Mont-
gomery
Devoto Joseph, teamster, r. 430 Pacific
Devoto Louis A., bartender Dennis Chesney, r. 118
Sixth
Devoto Marie Mrs., r. 921 Montgomer\-
Devoto Micha^I (Devoto & Solari) r. 109 Third)
Devoto Vietorio, porter, r. 2046 Leavenworth
Devoto & Solari (Michael Devoto and Joseph Solaril
i)akery and restaurant, 109 Third
Devoy Patrick, cook, r. 247 Second
Devrieze Ann, widow, r.506 Eureka
Devvismes Henry, carpenter, r. 3 Polk Lane
De Wald Harry, tanner Filer & LawTence, r. 2952a Fol-
«3m
Dewald John, r. 327 Montgomery Av
De Wall Bernard, poultry raiser, r. Ninth Av South nr D
De Walt Melena Mrs., proprietor The Earl, 304 Stock-
ton
Dewar Allan C. , plumber, r. 28 Thirteenth
Dewar Daniel R., helper Muir Bros., r. 34J Russ
Dewar Margaret, w dow, r. 34iRuss
Dewar Mary Miss, coremaker J. Rovlance Brass Wks, r.
28 Thirteenth
Dewar Peter, clerk Pacific Can Co., r. 28 Thirteenth
Dewar Roder ck H. , machinist Pacific Paving Co
Dewar Thomas B., engineer, r. 28 Thirteenth
Dtwey Alfred H., engraver Dewey Engraving Co., r.
Oakland
DEWEV ALFRED T. (Dewey & Co.) and manager
De«ev Engraving Co., 220 Market, Te'.ephone Maia
658, r". 1304 Franklin. Oakland
Dewey Daniel L. , asst. superintendent Masonic Cemetery,
r. 2054 McAllister
DEWEY ENGRAVING CO., ^.r^
T. Dewey lusDager, piioto-engraving (half
tone)zlncugrapher6 and wood engravers,
'i'iO Market, Telephone .Main 658
DeweyGeorge, musician, r. 3S4 Sun Jose Av
Dewey Harry L., salesman -Murphy, Grant & Co., r. ei."}
Diamond
Dewey Josiah A., furniture mnfr, r. 239i Bartlett
Dewey Kate H., widow, r. 3137 Clay
Dewev Mary, wi
424 Rin-old
DEWEY PUBLISHING CO., ... f.
Halloran gt-ueral uianaeer, pablisbers
Parilif Raral Press and Mining and Scien-
titic Press, 220 Market
Dewev Robert P., wood turner, 549 Brannan, r. 29 Vie-
t"r
Dewev Wilhur T., compositor Dewey Publishing Co., r.
609* Greenwich
Dewey William, carpenter Louis Schmidt, r. lllSi Ster-
enson
Dewey W'illiam H. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1233 OFarrell
DEWEY a CO. (Alfred T.Dewey, War-
ren B, Ewer and Cieorge H. Strong) Amerl-
ran and foreign patent solicitors, 22eMar^
ket. Telephone Main 658
DeWeys William D. , vulet, r. Si Wetmore PI
Dewing Amassa J., Piano Dept The J. Dewing Oo.,r. 1406
Bush
Dewnng Arthur J., r. 1005 California
Dewing Archibald A. (Dewing & Blankart) r. East Oak-
land
Dewing k Blankart (Archibald A. Dewing and Otto
Blankart) real estate and collateral loans, NE cor
Sacramento and Montgomerj'
Dewing Charles H., bookkeeper Sherman, Clay & Co.,
Oakland
Dewing Elizabeth, widow, r. 26 John
DR, NAT. T. COULSON
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DEWING J. CO. THE .,««.. oe.-
ing pi-fsldeat, Yladison liii. Uewing vlre-
president, book palilishersand Importers
of pianos, 13-11 Flood BIdg, Telepbone
Main U79
DEmK<; JAMES, president The J. Dewing Co.,
12-14 Flood Bldg, r. 710 Central Av
DE'WI.Vt; IHADISOIV S., vice-president The J.
Dewing Co., 12-14 Flood BIdg, r. 2201 San Antonio
Av, Alameda
Dewing Mary E., widow, r. 1005 California
Dewing Otto (Dewing & Blankart) r. East Oakland
Dewing Stephen, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. Golden
Gate, Cal
do Wit Albert P. , r. 30(>^ Shotwell
de Wit Cornelius, engineer Long SjTup Refinery Co., r.
:^(Kft Shotwell
de Wit John, laborer Western Sugar Refining Co., r. 155
Dore
De Witt Arthur W. (M. DeWitt & Co.) r. 652 Folsom
De Witt Frank, carpenter, r. 1223 Lombard
De Witt James M., cashier J. De La Montanya, r. Ala-
meda
UE WITT M. «» €0. (Mortimer and Arthur W.
De Witt) American grocers and oil dealers, sole
agents Paragon Oil and canned pure teas and coffees
a specialty; goods delivered to all parts of the city,
221-22S Third
De Witt Marj', widow, r. 1223 Lombard
De Witt Mortimer (M. De Witt & Co., and De Witt &.
HaiTis) r. 600 Oak
De Witt Sophie L., widow, r. 1519 Larkin
OE WII'T T, BVROX, physician and surgeon, oflSce
and r. 1609 Jackson
De Witt William L., r. Hunters Point
De Witt & Harris (Mortimer De Witt and William F.
Harris) groceries, 24 Seventh
J»" De Witt. See Devitt
De Wolf E. S., clerk, r. Hotel Pleasanton
De Wolf Louisa, widow, r. 233 Fourth
De Woody Mary T. Mrs. , dressmaking, 224J O'Farrell
De Woody Thomas H., clerk, r. 224^ O'Farrell
Dews Edwin B., janitor, r. 16 Rausch
Dexter A. G., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Dexter A. W., bookkeeper, r. 301 Leavenworth
Dexter Benjamin F., clerk, r. 22 Page
Dexter Charles, r. 326 Mason
Dexter Daniel G., insurance, r. 652 Waller
Dexter David H., clerk, r. 652 Waller
DEXTER D. CilLBEKT, general agent Massachu-
setts Benefit Life Association, 819 Market, room 19,
r. 6.52 Waller
Dexter Eben H., teamster, r. 446 Fifth
Dexter F. B. , r. The Baldwin
Dexter Forrester W. , teamster, r. 324 Ritch
Dexter George A., liquors, 400 Ninth
Dexter Haltie B., widow, r. 725 Devisadero
Dexter Henry S., r. 1016 Green
Dexter Hermanci F., cashier Dewey Publishing Co., r.
Alameda
Dexter Prince Stables (Frederick C. Klein, Hans FreU-
8on and S. M. Morse proprietors) 1509 Grove
Dexter S. Mrs., boarding, 534 Bush
Dexter Thomas A. , stenographer, r. 343 Beale
Dexter William, hackman, r. 139 Fourth
Dextraze Delphis D., watchman, r. 5 Kramer
Dey Richard V., office 7 Nevada Block, r. Virginia Citv,
Nev.
8^' Dey. See Day
Deyl Josephine, widow, r. 22 Collingwood
De Young John, r. 132i Dorland
De Young John, baker, r. 625 Clay
De Younij Martin, starcher La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
^'ETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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de I'OUNG MICHEL H., proprietor San Francisco
Chronicle. NE cor Kearny and Market, r. 1919 Cali-
foniia. Telephone West 315
Dezendorf F., bottler, r. 428 J Fell
Dezert Leon P., salesman Ernest Essman, r. 18 Lewis
Dezondo Vincenzo, cement paver, r. 1211 Steiner
Dezzirello Dominic, laborer, r. 1811JUnion
D'Gendron Mme., dressmaking. 240 Ninth
D'Halluvin Camille, teacher French, r. 603 Montgomery
Av
Dheilig Alfred J., carrier Post Office, r. 1511 Taylor
Dhelick Hannah, widow, r. 905^ Valencia
Dhue Edward, laborer, r. 2730 Greenwich
Dhue Hannah Miss, dressmaking, 840 Harrison
Dhue John, stone cutter, r. 840 Harrison
Dhue John T., stone cutter Patrick Degan, r. 840 Harri-
son
Dhyr Peder J., proprietor S. F. Cutting School, 222 Post,
r. 309 Fell
Diack Isabella Miss, nurse, r. 427 Sutter
Diamant Leopold, capitalist, r. 407 Powell
Diamond Agnes Miss, stenographer John D. Hammond,
r. 623 O'Farrell
Diamond Caroline Miss, r. 2414a Sacramento
Diamond C. W. , riiillhand, r. 520 Fourth
D amond David, tailor, r. 335 Third
Diamond G. E. , canvasser, r. 501 Golden Gate Av
Diamond Harry, helper Fulda Bros., r. 406 Sutter
Diamond James C, president Retail Liquor Dealers'
Association, r. 40o Sutter
Diamond Solomon, cantor Congregation Beth-Menahim
Streisand, r. 28 Clara
B^Diamond. See Dimond
Diana Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.)
Robert R. Grayson secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
Diaphanium Artistic Window Decoration Co. , Herm Malz
proprietor, 742 Tehama
Dias Joseph, driver, r. 336 Third
Dias Joseph P., laborer, r. 358 Fourth
Dias Manuel P. (Lemos & Dias) r. 358 Fourth
Diaz Angel L., saddler, r. 422 Powell
Diaz August, waiter stmr Apache
Diaz Bruno Jr. & Co. (New York and Havana) Cliarles
M. Leavy representative, 214 Pine, room 23
Diaz Francisco, laborer, r. 20 Hinckley
Diaz John, cement paver, r. 4 Redfield Alley
Diaz Joseph, barber John Lingo, r. Oakland
Diaz Manuel A., waiter, r. 20 Hinckley
Diaz Millie Mrs., furnished rooms, 116 Eddy
Diaz Peter, musician, r. 833 Pacific
Diaz Parfirio Mining Co. (Sonora, Mexico) A. A. Norton
secretary, 661 Market, rooms 24-25
US' Diaz. See Diez
Dibben Henry H. , plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 110 Ma-
Dibbem Frederick C. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1410 J
Hajes
DIBBERi\ J. HENRI' (Manheim, Dibbern & Co.) r.
44Gearj'
Dibble Henry, attorney at law Henry C. Dibble, r. 1812
Vallejo
DIBBLE HEXRV C. attorney at law, 405 Mont-
gomery, rooms 25-26, r. 1812 Vallejo
Dibble William I., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 400i.
Haight
DIBBLE niLLIAM S., city agent Provident Sav-
ings Life Assurance Society, 405 Montgomerj', room
1, r. 2917 Harrison
Dibblee Albert, office 320 Sansome, room 21, r. Ross Val-
ley, Marin Co., Cal.
Dibblee Albert J., with Albert Dibblee, r. Ross Valley,
Marin Co., Cal.
Dibblee William, carpenter, r. 1718 Dupont
Dibblee William H., jeweler, r. 1718 Dupont
Di Bene Joseph, clerk C. Baldocchi, r. 307 O'Farrell
di Bernardi Beatrice Mme., teacher elocution, r. Hotel
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Will keep Disease Qerms out of the 'Water. Rented
at $1.00 per nontli, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Penlei-Jouet & Go. Glianipagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. natae ofW. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Dibert A. C, ag-eiit Johnson Co. (Johnstown, Pa.) 1 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Hotel Pleasanton
DIBERT BROTHERS MANU-
FACTURING C0.i^'"J2MK."S
O. Ulbert) niillwrigbts, 335-337 Mission
Dibert Daniel O. (Dibert Bros, llnfg Co.) r. 225 Mission
Dibert Lloyd C. (Dibert Bros. Mnfg Co.t r. 318 Sanchez
Dibert Wayne C. (Dbert Bi'os. Mnfg- Co.) r. 225 Mission
Dicaud Josephine Mrs., proi)rietor Federal Hotel, 1205
Stockton
Dice John, master mariner, r. 225 Drnnini
Dice Joseph E., machinist, r. 4 Simmer
Dicey Levi, machinist Main St. Iron Wks, r. 507 Mission
Dick Alexander, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 21t> Michigan
Dick byron C, manager Fire Dept, Sun Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Dick Charles, engineer The Lurline Baths, r. 1315 Larkin
Dick Daniel J., foreman The Morgan Oyster Co., r. 614
Third
Dick Douglas, capitalist, r. 2120 Broadway
Dick Ira, traveling salesman, r. 11 Polk
Dick J., laborer, r. Commercial House
Dick Ole D. J., laborer, r. 860 Howard
Dick Robert D., watchman, r. 726 Minna
Dick Sarah A., widow, r. 2 Fair Oaks
Dick Tliomas, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 11
Rincon Av
Dick William, consulting engineer, r. 917 Union
Dick William, janitor New City Hall, r. 1043 Market
Dick William H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
r^ Dick. See Dieck
Dickelt Henrietta, domestic 1426 Clay
Dickers William A., barber, r. 1113i Pacific
Dickerson Carl, con.mission merchant, r. 317 Leaven-
worth
Dickerson David E., carpenter, r. NE cor Jackson and
Kearny
Dickerson Eugene A., plasterer, r. 1307 J Minna
Dickerson G. F., master mariner, 9 Mission
Dickerson Henrj-, butcher, 1573 Market, r. 114 Page
Dickerson Robert A., laundrvman, r. 530i Valencia
Dickey Clarence, oil clothing, 18 California, r. 11 Bart-
lett
DICKEY UERBEKT V., foreman Pacific Pine Lum-
ber Co., r. 114 Guerrero
Dickey James R., liquors, SW cor Sixth and D, r. 711
Jones
Dickev John T., groceries and notions, NW cor Minot
aii.l Crtland Av
Dickey \V. S., switchman S. P. Co.
Dickie lieorge. wool sorter, r. 1208 Folsom
DICKIE UEORCiE ^\., manager Union Iron Works,
office Potrero, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Dickie Herman, laborer, r. 14 Jackson
Dickie James, foreman Union Iron Wks, r. 428 Missis-
sippi
Dickie John A., clerk 0. P. Downing & Co., r. 3000 Web-
ster
Dicki.' John W., superintendent Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 3000a Webster
Dickie Richard S., agent The United States Printing Co.
(Ohio) 20 O'Farrell, r. 1118 Gough
Dickie William, draughtsman Union Iron Wks
Dickins Edmund F., assistant U.S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1527 Cla.v
Dickins Joseph F., miner, r. 1214 Mis.sion
DICKINS LUMBER COMPANY,
wholesale and retail dealers in Fine and
Redwood Lunilter, Walter Dickins vice-
president and manager, Berrj, bet Third
and Fourth, Telephone Main 993
Dickins Maggie, dnv e^lk-. lli.S Leavenworth
Dickins Thomas S. (Dickins & Co^) 301 Clay
DiCKI\$ WALTER, vice-president and manager
Dickins Lumber Co. , Berry bet Third and Fourth,
r. 506 Cole
Dickins & Co. (Thomas S. Dickins) commission and in-
surance, 301 Clay
Dickinson Arthur S , paper box maker, Oakland Paper
Box Factor^-, r. 579 Mis-ion
Dickinson August, clerk, r. 424Vallejo
Dickinson Carrie Miss, r. 1602 Polk
Dickinson Cniarles H., policeman, r. 1905 O'Farrell
Dickinson Charles S., manager W. J. Rustemever, r. 733
Market
Dickinson Crocker, cashier C. W. Prentiss, r. 403 Leav-
enworth
Dickinson D., electrician, r. 913J Mission
Dickinson Elizabeth, widow, r. 1021 Leavenworth
Dickinson Fred G., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 501
Geary
Dickinson Harvej", real estate, r. 424 Vallejo
Dickinson Herman, bookkeeper, r. 1211| Mission
Dickinson James, bookkeeper, r. 333 O'Farrell
Dickinson James J., with Leon & Co., r. 2319| Pine
DICKINSON ,IOH\ H., attorney at law, 216
Bush, rooms 36-39, Telephone 852, r. Sausalito
Dickinson John J., traveling salesman Edgeh:!i Wine
Co., r. 12114 Mission
Dickinson Richard B., mnfr's agent, 3 Mills Bldt', 4th
floor, r. ) 101 Pine
Dickinson Richard X., carpenter, r. 646i Minr.a
Dickinson Robert, wat<;hman, r. 411 Minna
Dickinson Robert C, seaman, r. 22 Sacrament(j
Dickinson Robert E. , r. 906 Guerrero
Dickinson Robert F., receiver Market St. Ry.. r. 340
Twenty-second
Dickinson Stanhope, r. 76 Natoma
Dickinson Thomas Mrs., r. 1024 Bush
Dickinson William L., president Union Warehouse Co.,
222 Sansome, 3d floor, room 3, r. 1424 California
^^Dickinson. See Dickerson, Dickson, Dixon and Dix-
son
Dickman Charles A., nmsician, r. 704A Larkin
DICK.MA-X CHARLES J., president Dickman -Jone.s
Co., 508-514 Folsom, r. Berke ev
DICKMA\-JO\ES CO., Charles J. Dickman presi-
dent, George Jones \ice-president, Eugene D. Pissis
secretar\-, Louis Sloss Jr. treasui er, Michael Hettrich
manager, lilhoLTaphers and label printers, 508-514
Folsom, Telephone Main 894
Dickman Joseph Otto, transferer Dickman-Jones Co., i-.
Berkeley
fi®"Dickman. See Dieckmann
Dickow Robert (Dickow & Franke) r. 1540 Twent\ -fiftli
Dickow & Franke (Robert Dickow and Paul Franke)
liquors and lodgings, 772 Mission
Dicks Henry G., laborer, r. SW cor Wool and Blaine
Dickson Adam T., physician, office and r. 459^ Br. ant
Dickson Albert, conductor, r. 914 Army
Dickson Annie S., domestic 309 Taylor
Dickson Da\ id, clerk John McComiack, r. 409 Leavtu-
worth
Dickson David, molder, r. 21 Bovce
Dickson David M. , butcher, 232 Third, r. 2937 Howard
DICKSON, DE WOLF A CO. (Edward D. Heatley)
import'ng, shipping and commission merchants,
326 Clay, Teleph. ne Main 5015
Dickson Eliza J., widow, r. 1212 Clay
Dickson Frank, r. 423 Cole
Dickson Frank B., clerk Famsworth & Collins Co., r.
8361 Valencia
Dickson Frank B., teamster, r. 7 Dearborn PI
D ckson Frank W. (Boyd & Dickson) r. KW cor Page and
Cole
Dickson Frederick W., law student Webster & Russell,
r. Oakland
Dickson George, 2d assistant engineer stmr Pomona
Dickson M. (Gleason & Dickson) r. 216 Austin Av
SAN f RANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
s'illcRjBE sftfj FR/IN61SG0 GALL
CHAS M. SHORTRILGE.
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
IS Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
Die
485
DIE
Dickson James, stevedore, r. 21 Boyce
Kickson James, teamster The Merchants Bill Posting and
Advertising Co., r. 6 Henrietta Square
Difkion James P. Rev., pastor First Cumberland Pres-
byterian Church, r. 234 Dolores
Dickson Jennie Miss, dressmaking, 1212 Clay
Dickson John, foreman Miller & Hamilton, r. Alameda
Dickson John, traveli«g salesman, r. 919 Eddj'
Dickson John R., journalist, r. 409 Leavenworth
Dickson Joseph, conductor, r. 1251 Mission
Dickson Joseph, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Dickson Katherine L., clerk Post Office, r. 1212 Clay
Dickson Oscar, porter, r. 1002i Jackson
Dickson Patrick .M., salesman Macondray & Co., r. 016
Folsom
DICKSON ROBERT
manager Qacen
Insurance to., Conueelicnt Fire Insur*
ance Co. (Hartford, Conn.) Koyal Ex-
rliauge Assurance (London, Eng.) oflice
401 Jtlontgomery, Telephone .Main 698, r.
XW cor Ualght and Baker, Telephone
West .54
Dickson Walter W., messenger S. P., Co,, r. 1212 Clay
Dickson William, clerk, r. 1212 Clay
1^ Dickson. See Dixon and Dixson
Dictor John, laborer, r. 228i Perry
Dicus William H. , clerk Z. F. Colby, r. 1940^ Mission
Didie Charles A., barber, 1920 Market, r. 626 Mission
Didier Louis A., clerk Pomiiein Perfume Bath Tonic
Co. , r. 331 Hale
l>iebold Michael E., glass silverer Fr. H. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 212 Clipper
UIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO., C. B. Parcells
general agent Pacific Coast, 6 California
Diebold Ernest, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1001
Sierra
Diechle John, caq)enter, r. 1609 Stevenson
Dieck Edward, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes & Son, r. 446
Natoma
Dieckert M. & Co. (Martin Dieckert) merchant tailor,
1522 Folsom
Dieckert Martin (M. Dieckert & Co.) r. 1522 Folsom
Dieckhoff E. Miss, bookkeeper James W. Edwards, r. IS
Seventh
Dieckman John, poultrj' ranch, r. 727 Girard
Dieckmann Charles, butcher, r. 927 Girard
Dieckmann Frederick, driver Frank Laub, r. 904 Do-
lores
Dieckmann Frederick T., clerk Dieckmann & Co., r.
Oakland
Dieckmann Gustave, clerk Anglo Californian Bank.r. 1112
Powell
Dieckmann Hermann H. , liquors, SW cor Fifteenth Av
South and Railroad Av
Dieckmann John, woodturner, r. 108i Lily Av
Dieckmann John H. (Dieckmann & Co.) r." Oakland
Dieckmann John H. Jr., bookkeeper Dieckmann & Co.,
r. Oakland
DIECK.1IANK & CO.. (John H. Dieckmann) whole-
sale dealers hardwood lumber and commission mer-
chants, 114 California, Telephone Front 60
KS" Dieckmann. See Dickmann
Diederich Christopher, laborer, r. 5 Margaret PI
Diederich Emil, laborer, r. 227i Twenty-second
Diederich Henry, bakery, 2206"Bush
Diederichsen Frederick, rigger, r. 113 Twenty-fifth
Diederichsen Otto, finisher H. G. Krasky, r.' 733 Treat
Av
Diedrich Frederick, painter, r. 2011 Mission
Diedrich Henrv J. , clerk Tariff Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2429 Folsom
Diedrien Henrv J. Jr., salesman, r. 2429 Folsom
Diedrich Louisa Mrs., r. 1585 Turk
8S'"Diedrich. See Detrick and Dietr ch
Ditdrichson William, watchman, r. 31 Broadway
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs. orp. Palace Hotel.
Shirts to
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Many Novelties in Imported W^ear.
Order a Specialty.
Dieffenbaoher William (Dieffenbacher & Wihl) r. 925 Fil-
bert
Dieffenbacher & Wihl (William Dieffenbacher and Gus-
tave Wihl) vulcanized fibre washers, 318 Front
Diegger Mary, domestic 459| Brjant
Diegmann Christoff, rancher, r. Ninth Av South and A
Diehl Albert H., clerk, r. 408 Francisco
Diehl Andrew, seaman, r. 8 Federal
Diehl Conrad, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 1306
Kearny
Diehl Ferdinand, baker, r. 123 Olive Av
Diehl Gustave, cook, r. 249 Clara
Diehl Henry A. (Diehl, Menke & Co.) r. 320 Mason
Diehl Henry M. foreman Oliver Chilled Plow Wks, r. 720
Folsom
Diehl H. P., watchman, r. 560 Howard
Diehl John D., paper carrier, r. 512 Sixth
Diehl Lizzie, domestic 2394 Howard
l»IEHL, .VIENKE Ai CO. (H. A. Diehl and Werner
H. Menke) Winegrowers Agency, 419 California,
rooms 4-6
Diehl Michael H., shipping clerk Oliver Chilled Plow
Wks, r. 720 Folsom
Diehl Peter, finisher H. Friedrichs, r. Elmhurst, Cal.
Diehl William, laborer, r. 3 Clyde
8^"Diehl. See Deal, Deil and Diel
Diehm George, cooper U. S. Brewery, r. 702a Willow Av
Diekelman William J., r. 514 O Farrell
Dieken John, r. 724 Mission
Dicker Gerhard H , millhand Frank A. Geier, r. 126
Gerraania
Diel Carl, furniture, 2705-2707 Mission, r. 537 Twenty-
third
Diel Frank, upholsterer Carl Diel, r. 2707 Mission
Diel Henrietta Miss, r. 1223^ Eddy
Dieling Brune (Dieling & Helm) r. 719i Howard
Dieling Frederick, bartender, r. 507 Ash Av
Dieling Herman, clerk, r. 508 Fourth
Dieling John, liquors, 60 Third
Dieling William, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 507 Ash Av
Dieling & Helm (Brune Dielingand Louis Helm) liquors
204 Third
Diemer Charles, bartender John Diemer, r. 1014 Jack-
son
Diemer John, liquors, 643 Washington, r. 1014 Jackson
Diemer John Jr., bartender, r. 1014 Jackson
DIETER HE^IRV, house raiser and mover, 29 Waller
Dierck Charles, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrance
Diercks Claus, driver Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 107
Sixteenth
Diercks Henry, waiter, r. Ill Shipley
Diercks Hermann, clerk H. Sturcke,"r. 1783 Mission
Diercks John H. , cashier G. H. Richard, r. Ill Shi]>lev
Diercks John P., ship carjienter, r. 1626 Seventeenth
Diercks Ralph, carpenter, r. 718 Valencia
Diercks Wifliam, surveyor, r. 21 Hinckley
fS^ Diercks. See Dierks and Dirks
Dierks Adolph, butcher James Allan, r. 1887 Mission
Dierks Anton, cook, r. 625 Claj'
Dierks Arthur, bartender, r. Folsom nr Army
DIERK!i« CUARLE^^. groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Lyon
Dierks Charles, musician, r. 441 Eddy
Dierks Edward P., chicken ranch, r. Eighth Av South
bet C and D
Dif rks Frederick, waiter, r. 625 Clay
Dierks George, laborer, r. 1127 Tennessee
Dierks Harry, laborer, r. 1106 Tennessee
Dierks Henry, bartender John F. Winter, r. 718 Filbert
Dierks Henry, clerk Charles H. Lunsmann h Co., r. 130
Perrv
DIERKIA THEODORE, undertaker, 957 Mission,
Telephone South 121, r. NE cor McAllister and Devi-
sadero
Dierks William (Suhr & Dierksi r. SE cor Pierce and
Eddy
S^ Dierks. See Diercks and Dirks
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Diers Henrj-, proprietor Russ House Cafe, 205 Mont-
gomery, r. 219 Turk
Diers John", plumber John Wieland Brewery, r. East
Oakland
Diers Joseph, longshoreman, r. 410 Pacific
DIEKS M€UOLA!», wines and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Folsom, r. 249 Fifth
Dierssen John, clerk Charles Hoecker, r. 829 Polk
Dierssen M., traveling salesman H. Levi & Co., r. Oak-
land
Diertch Emma, domestic 3626 Sixteenth
Dierwanger Lydia M., widow, r. tOl Devisadero
Dierze John, brewer, r. Twelfth Av nr K
Dies Mar\-, widow, r. 1257 Montgomerv
Diescher'c. G. T. (Diescher & Graper) V. 26 OFarrcll
Diescher & Graper (C G. T. Diescher and Charles
Grajjer) proprietors German-American News Co., 26
O'Farrell
Dieser Julius M., pressman Bowers Rubber Co., r. 11
Henrietta Square
Dieter Charles, laborer, r. 1606 Mission
Dieter John, lather, r. 1606 Mission
Dieter Philip, groceries and liquors, 1606 Mission
1^" Dieterle. See Dietterle
Diethelm Anton, bottler, r. 1125 Webster
Diethelm August, butcher, r. 627 Commercial
Diethelm Ulrich (Spaelti t*c Diethelm) r. 627 Commercial
Dietle Arthur, clerk Tillmann A: Bendel, r. 234 Page
DIETLE €tl.4RLE!>t, prize bootmaker, 235 Bush, r.
" Buena A'ista Av
Dietrich Adam, baker Palace Hotel, r. 413 Minna
Dietrich Albert L., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1169 Bryant
Dietrich August, upholsterer, r. 1232 Stockton
Dietrich Augusta Miss, clerk John P. Miller, r. 1216
Union
Dietrich Caspar, r. 639 Jersey
Dietrich «'atherina, widow, r. 1216 I'nion
niETKiCH t. E. MRS., manufacturer of regalias.
i:,-i:>
sev
l»IETKli'H CHARLES, groceries and liquors, SE
cor G..lden Gate Av and Fillmore, r. 1237 Golden
Gate Av
Dietrich Frank, maltster National Brewing Cf>., r. 15
Farren Av
Dietrich Julia Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Franklin
Dietrich Julius, hair dressing, 19J Sixth
Dietrich Kate Miss, glovemaker, r. 1216 Union
l>ietrich Robert, sa esman Tillmann & Bendel, r. Ala-
meda
Dietrich William A,, driver Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1216 Union
Dietrich William K., real estate, 609 Sacramento, r.
SS" Dietrich. See Detrick and Diedrich
Dietsch Jessie F., widow, r. 115J Twentj'-sixth
Dietsch Louis, tanner, r. 12^ Powell Av
Dietterle Irank, cierk Collection Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 805 Capp
Dietterle George, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
bamn, r. 409 Capp
L)ietterle Helena, widow, r. 805 Capp
OIETZ ft. C. & CO. ,«..e. ..
Oietz aad Cbarlri^ *i. liinrb^ nianafac-
turer* and iiiipnrters paint's, oils, glass,
varnish, labricating aud lllaiulnating
oils, etc., '-9 Front
Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz & Co.)r. Oakland
Dietz Charles, carj>enter Tivoli Opera House, r. 218
Mason
Dietz Charles L., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Oakland
Dietz Frank, musician, r. 705J Webster
DIETZ FRAXK E., mining secretarv, 38 Mills Bldg,
3d floor, r. 2115 Scott
DIETZ FRA.\K E., proprietor Masons and Builders
Exchange, 310 Montgomen', Telephone Main 5801,
r. 2115 Scott
Dietz Frederick, messman stmr Columbia
Dietz Henrj- L. Rev., pastor First German Baptist
Church, r. 2418 Mission
Dietz Herman, clerk Harbor Commissioners, r. 21 Val-
ley
Dietz John, molder L'nion Iron Wks, r. 917 Tennessee
Dietz John, shoemaker, 540 Fourteenth, r. 391 Eighth
Dietz John E., baker, r. 119 Silver
Dietz Martha L., widow, r. 1910 Mission, rear
Dietz Philip, laborer, r. 1214b Scott, rear
Dietz Philip, gardener, r. 2198 Devisadero
Dietz W. Mrs., manager F. C. Burdett & Co., 12 Phelan
Bldg, r. Berkeley
Dietz Walter J., teamster, r. 1910 Mission, rear
Dietzius Charles (Dietzius & Stager) r. 115 Hermanu
DIETZItS A. STAGER (Charles Dietzius and Fred-
erick Statrer) groceries and liquors, SW cor Oak and
Franklin, Telephone West 243
DievesJ. A., clerk, r. 12 Oak
Dievoich Nicholas, restaurant, 2002 Fillmore, r. 21(«i
California
Diez August J., cigarmaker, r. 391 Eighth
Diez Cayetano C. , cigar mnfr, 521 Davis
Diez John, shoemaker, r. 391 Eighth
Diez Marv Miss, laundress Sunset LaundiT Co., r. 391
Eighth
Diez Philip, hoseman Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Diez Philip J., glassblower, r. 102 Morris Av
l^-Diez. See Diaz
Diez de Bonilla Brothers, proprietors Mexico and Central
American Telegraph Agency, Miss F. B. Slatter>-
general agent, 303 Montgomerj"
Diezelski Louis, restaurant, 438 Haves, r. 507 Gough
Diffley William, janitor Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 802 Penn-
svlvania Av
Diftot Alphonse, r. 310 Stockton
DIGCiES EVA E. MISS, t\-pewriter, 1 Mills Bldtr,
4th floor, r. 1024 Green
Diggins Augustus C. (Diggins Bros.) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins Brothers (Augustus C, Julius C. and Bjmn)
street contractors, 16 Post
Diggins Byron (Diggins Bros.) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins Edward A., medical student, r. 2416 Sutter
Dii^gins Eliza, widow, r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins James, laborer, r. 18 Bluxome
Diggins Josephine, domestic 2321 Jackson
Diggins Julius C. (Diggins Bros.) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggles Henry E., salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 95i<
Gearj-
Diggs John B., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Berkeley
Diggs Kate, widow, r. 736 Capp
Diggs Kathrni M. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 736 Capp
Digier Caesar, cook, r. 806 Filbert
Digier Louise Mme., dressmaker, r. 806 Filbert
Digioia Angelo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Dignan Ella, domectic 3040 California
Dignan James, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Dignan James H. bookkeeper, r. 926 McAllister
Dignau John J., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
926 McAllister
Dignan John P., merchant tailor, 102 Murphy Bldg
Dignan Julia, widow, r. 21 Bruce PI
Disrnan Mary, widow, r. 926 McAllister
B^ Dignan. See Degnan
Di Grazia Lorenzo (P. Biagini & Co.) r. 412 Broadway
Dihr Louis, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Dijabeau Pierre, laundrj-man, r. N s Thirtieth bet
Church and Dolores
Dijeau Alexander (Dijeau & Severini) and copyist Re-
corder's Office, r. 34 Third
Dijeau & Severin (Alexander Dijeau and Frank A. Sev-
erin) photographers. 34 Third
if^Dikeman. See Deckman and D.vkeman
Di Levo G. H. E., window cleaner V. Palmi & Co., r. 41»
Mason
Dilges Catherine, widow, r. 714 Brjant
TII6 Monarcii BicuGle
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DUgea Elizabeth, widow, r. 105 Juniper
Dilges Henry H., grocer, r. 714 Bryant
Dilges Jacob, cooper Andrew Carl, r. 105 Juniper
Dilipere Henry, paper hanger, r. 724b Filbert
Dill Ada P. Mrs., hajrdressing and manicuring, 151«ii
Polk
Dill Arthur R., carpenter, r. 1516^ Polk
Dill George H., r. G16 Page
Dill Hamilton, stairbuilder, r. Alms House
Dill Howard I., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 637 Eddy
UILL .fOHN P., foreman composition room Lang-
ley's S. F. Directory, 518 Clay, r. 701 Stockton
Dill John W., marine engineer, r. 1623 Powell
Dill Thomas, carpenter, r. 1516^ Polk
Dill Thomas B., carpenter, r. 1516^ Polk
Dill Walter J., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 151 6J Polk
Dilla Douglas N. , irrigation broker, 3 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor, r. 70 Jessie
Dilla Thomas H., stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 70 Jessie
Dillamore Frank, niolder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 466
Clementina
Dillard William H., clerk Internal Revenue Service, r.
927 Washingto*
Dille Elbert R. Rev. , pastor Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, r. 1210 Mission
Dillen Jesse E., yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 1160 Guerrero
Dillenburg Michael (Cyclops Iron Works) r. 1124 Treat
Av
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Diller John, engineer Hammam Baths, r. 341 Joost Av
Dillery Albert J., teamster, r. 240 Townsend
Dilling John, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Dillinger Francis C, house painter, r. Ql^ Natoma
Dillingham Frank, agent Provident Savings Life Assur-
ance Society (New York) r. 1810 Union
Dillmann George, mnfr interior hardware, 560 Brannan,
r. 1107 Nebraska
Dillmann George P., clerk George Dillmann, r. 1107 Ne-
braska
Dillon Anastasia, widow, r. 314 Fremont
Dillon Ann, widow, r. 1510 Mason
Dillon Annie, widow, r. 2314 Mason
Dillon Bridget, widow, r. 215 Fillmore
Dillon Charles M., engineer Odd Fellows' Cemeterv, r.
1730 Baker
Dillon Charles S., p rter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 160 Silver
Dillon David, contractor, r. 3 Homer
Dillon David, teamster, office 16 Post, r. 13 Maria
Dillon Delia A., r. 215 Fillmore
Dillon Edward, laborer, r. 257 Minna
Dillon Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oakland
Dillon Edward Jr. (Dillon & Co.) r. South Berkeley
Dillon Elizabeth Mrs., r. 9 Michigan
Dillon Ellen Miss, r. 1436 Nebraska
Dillon George B., compositor, r. 1627 Sutter
Dillon G. M.,gripman Market St. Ry, r. 723 Tehama
Dillon Hannah, domestic 2826 California
Dillon Henry M. , molder Union Iron Wks, r 9 Michigan
Dillon James, driver Bonestell & Co., r. 1510 Mason
Dillon James, laborer, r. 132 Clara
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF KVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Dillon James, porter Murphy, Grant & Co.,
Twentieth
Dillon James, varieties, 662 Howard
Dillon James Jr., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., v.
11391 Twentieth
Dillon James B. , 1627 Sutter
Dillon James E., molder, r. 33 Chattanooga
Dillon James G., teamster L. Scatina & Co., r. 220 Ritch
Dillon Jeremiah, broker, r. 215 Fillmore
Dillon Jeremiah, laborer, r. 245^ Michigan
Dillon John, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 9 Garden
Dillon John, machinist Pac. Rolhng Mills, r. 501 Nai>a
Dillon John, teamster, r. 1 Homer
DILLOK JOHN F., physician and surgeon and pro-
prietor Washington Pharmacy, NW cor Fourth and
Harrison, r. 809 Harrison
Dillon John G., laborer Union Wks, r. 506 Napa
Dillon John H., bookkeeper S. H. Stuart, r. 720OctaviH
Dillon John H., cooper, r. 225 Twenty-fourth
Dillon John J., buyer Miller & Lux, r. 215 Fillmore
Dillon John J., coachman, r. 662 Howard
Dillon John J., laborer, r. 506 Napa
Dillon John J. Rev., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, r. Sixteenth nr Dolores
Dillon Josephine, housekeeper 1417 Howard
Dillon Kate M. Miss, portrait painter, r. 3 Homer
Dillon Lena Miss, dressmaking, 33 Chattanooga
Dillon Margaret Miss, dressmaking, 1510 Mason
Dillon Mark A. , cooper, r. 225 Twenty-fourth
Dillon Mary, domestic 810 Turk
Dillon Mary, widow, r. 349 Tehama
Dillon Mary, widow, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth and Ham)>-
shire
Dillon Marv A., bakery 2106 Market
Dillon Mary A. , nurse, r. 15a Henry
Dillon Mary E. Miss, student, r. 1934^ Bush
Dillon Michael, r. 257 Minna
Dillon Michael, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 726d Te-
hama
Dillon Michael, laborer, r. 662 Howard
Dillon Michael, lampman S. P. Co., r. 2227b Geary
Dillon Michael J., teamster, r. 12 Cleveland
Dillon Miles, fireman stmr Modoc, r. 10471 Folsom
Dillon Nano, widow, r. 2606 Pacific Av
Dillon Patrick, laborer, r. 43 Federal
Dillon Patrick, molder, r. 12 Washington Av
Dillon Patrick, wireman Market St. Ry, r. 1716 Mis-
sion
Dillon Patrick F., molder, r. 33 Chattanooga
Dillon Peter F., laborer, r. 31 Minna
Dillon P. Frank, clerk Shreve & Co., r. 12 Washington
Av
Dillon Richard, millwright, r. 712 Howard
Dillon S. H. Mrs. , widow, r. 316 Sixth
Dillon Stephen, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 9 Garden
Dillon Susan Mrs., r. 1718 Mission
Dillon Thomas, r. 220 Union
Dillon Thomas, Corporal police, r. 313 Sixtli
Dillon Thomas, detective, r. 164 Shipley
Dillon Thomas, laborer, r. 515 Elizabeth
Dillon Thomas F., clerk Cafe Royal, r. 326 Larkin
Dillon Thomas H. , policeman, r. 1118 Seventeenth
Dillon Thomas I., asst City and County Attomej, r.
2606 Pacific Av
Dillon Thomas I., salesman Wolf & Frank, r. 1118 Se\ -
enteenth
Dillon Timothy E , r. 122 Henry
Dillon Viola A. Miss, teacher English, r. 140. Fulton
Dillon William, bartender The Hoffman, r. 724J McAllis-
ter
Dillon William J., bartender M. H. Smith, r. SJ Golden
Gate Av
Dillon William S. , contractor, r. 27 Glen Park Av
Dillon William S., solicitor Dillon & Co., r. 502 Powell
DILLON A to. (Edward Dillon Jr. and George E.
Butler) chronometer and watch makers, 310 Califor-
nia
PASTEUR FILTERS
ShouH be In Every Household Rented at Ji.oo per Montfc
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPIVIAN
123 CALIFORNn ST., Importer of a few Selected
brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK A GO'S (PEMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
DIL
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Dillfiw K. M. (The McLaug-hlin Co.) 508 California, rooms
1 and 2
Dilworth James D., shipping clerk The \\'hitman &
Barnss Mnfg Co., r. 233 Quinn
Dilworth Rutherford .J., clerk The Knickerbocker, r. 233
Quinn
Dimas Nicholas, bartender 1). G. Camarinos, r. 214 Third
Dimberg-Rustaf, painter, r. 732} Clementina
Dimraell James H., hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 430 Greenwich
Dimmer Eugene, patternmaker, r. 1119 Washington
Dimmer Julius, bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co., r. 1119
Washington
Dimmer Nicholas, msurance, r. 1119 Washington
Dimmick Harvey L., r. 257 Eleventh
Dimmick Ivan, cook, r. 1000 Montgonien-
UIMMICK >¥AliTKR N. (Dimmick & Low) and
broker, 204 FYont, r. Oakland
UVNMICH & LOW (Walter N. Dimmick, Charles P.
Low and David W. Loring) wholesale commission
and manufacturers' agents, 221 Front
Dimmig John A., hackman, r. 327i Fourth
SSS" Dimmock. See Demmick
Dimock Alice Miss, stenographer Fire Association of
Philadelphia, r. Berkeley
Dimock Watson L. , teamster, r. 229 Shotwell
Dimond Edwin R. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 2204
Pacific Av
Dimond Henrj' H., cashier's clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2224
Washington
Dimond Henry P., attorney at law, 3 Mills Bldg., 10th
floor, r. 405 Clayton
Dimond Jacob S. Jr., clerk Easton, Incell & Messinger,r.
12 Cleveland
Dimond John, r. 623 O'Farrell
Dimond John, coal p;i.sser stmr Colon, r. 541 First
i>ll»10KD JOSEPH I., secretary Golden Gate Fair
Assn, Dist. No. 1, and Supcnisor 5th Ward, office
306 Market, r. 30 Kearny
Dimond William H. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 2224
Washington
8^"Dimond. See Diamond
Dimpfel Get.rge H., r. 533 Post
Dinan C*therine, waitress, r. 2 Alger PI
Dinan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 319 Vallejo
Dinan Dennis C, clerk, r. 5 Jane PI
Dinan Dennis F., laborer, r. 429 Bryant Av
Dinan Elizabeth Miss, seamstress, r. 8 Jane PI
Dinan Jeremiah F., policeman, r. 5 Jane PI
Dinan Johanna B., widow, r. 5 Jane PI
Dinan John, blacksmith, 2315 Pine, r. 12 Wildey
Xi'.wxw Joseph J., asst O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., f. 2 Alger
PI
Dinan Kate, widow, r. 4-^9 Bryant
Dinan Mary, widow, r. 2 Alger PI
Dinan Mary Miss, r. 5 Alger PI
Dinan Mary Miss, dressmaking, 2408 California
Dinan Mary T. Miss, dressmaking, r. 12 Wildey
Dinan Maurice A. clerk, r. 12 Wildey
Dinan Nellie Mis*, dressmaking, 12 Wildey
Diiian Pauline Miss, millinen'. 111 Stockton, r. 1217
Polk
Dinan William E., policeman, r. 5 Jane PI
it2r' Dinan. See Dennan, Dennen, Dineen and Dinneen
Dinckley Charles D. (Dincklev h Co.) r. 790 Stevenson
Dinckley & Co. (Charles D. Dincklev) real estate and
general business, 47 Tliird
Dineen Catherine, widow, r. 124 Freelou
Dineen Charles, drlyar W. L. Hammond, r. 30i Rausch
Dineen Jeremiah, r. 1927 Green
Dineen John, longshoreman, r. 614^ Natoma
Dineen William, apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 124
Freelon
AS" Dineen. See Dennan, Dennen, Dinan and Din-
neen
DineleyJohn, dark Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 540 McAll-
ister
Dingberg Catherine, widow, r. 504 Ninth
Dingberg Mollie Miss, laundress, r. 504 Ninth
Dingberg Rosina Miss, laundress L'. S. Laundry, r. 504
Ninth
Dingle Richard J., carpenter, r. 845 Florida
Dingle Rosetta Miss, r. 845 Florida
Dingle William K., laborer, r. 845 Florida
DI.XGLE n'lLLIAM N., teacher dancing and man-
ager San Francisco School for Dancing and Elocu-
tion, Mowrj''s Opera House, SW cor Laguna and
Grove
Dingley CaiTie B. Jliss, clerk T. F. Dinglev, r. 325 Fifth
Dingley Charles L. Jr., with C. L. Dingley ft Co., r. Oak-
land
Dingley C. L. & Co. (Hannah B. Dingley) wholesale
lumber dealers, 204 Front, room 9
Dingley Eugene F., clerk T. F. Dingley, r. 325 Fifth
Dingley Hannah B., widow (C. L. Dingley & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Dingley Herbert H., with C. L. Dingley & Co., r. Oak
land
Dingley Thomas F. , teas, coffee and tinware, 325 Fifth
Dingley Willard E., with C. L. Dingley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Dingman Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Dingnan John, assistant foreman Engine 16
Dingstad Henry, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. 578Howard
Ding\vall Lewis, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1188 Haight
Dini Attila, fruits and vegetables, 246 Fifth
Dini Rafael (Fanielli & Dini) r. 1127 Howard
Dinkelmann Herman, bookkeeper Martin Joost & Bro.,
r 104 Noe
Dinkelspiel Arthur, secretarj- The Kutuer-Goldstein Co.,
4 Sutter, rooms 2-3, r. Fresno, Cal.
Dinkelspiel Henrv (L. Dinkelspiel & Sons) r. New York
DIXKELSPIEL HE.VRV U. W., attorney at law,
42 Chronicle Bldir., r. 804 Ellis
Dinkelspiel Henrj- S. , office 120 Sutter, room 3, r. Cali-
forniaHotel
Dinkelspiel Joseph L. , salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Sons,
r. 1300 Octa-via
Dinkelspiel Joseph S. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2409
Scott
DI>IKELSPIEL L. & SO.\S (Lazarus, Henry and
Samuel) importers and jobbers drj' goods, 37-39
Battery, Telephone Main 700
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Sons) r. 1300 Oc-
tavia, Telephone East 161
Dinkelspiel Lissette, widow, r. 1534 Ellis
Dinkelspiel Melville M. , salesman L. Dinkelspiel ft
Sons, r. 1300 Octavia
Dinkelspiel Samuel (L. Dinkelspiel & Sons) r. 1300 Oc-
tavia
Dinkelspiel S. B. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel Montrose
niXKELSPIEL 8. B. & ro. (Joseph S. Dinkelspiel
and David D. Jo-sephi) importers watches, dia-
monds and jewelry, 120 Sutter, room 3
B^" Dinkerwerth. See Dankwerth
Dinklage Herman, Chinatown guide, 703 Dupont, r. 921
Powell
Dinkleman Rudolph, cook, r. 862J Mission
Dinmore Soaji Co. (Walter R. Dinmore) mnfrs soaps, 121
California
Dinmore Walter R. (Dinmore Soap Co.) r. 717 Twentv
first
Dinmore W. Harrj% salesman Otis, McAllister & Co., r.
2337a Mission'
Dinne John C. , horse trainer, r. 364 Grove
Dinnebier Otto, waiter, r. 158 Silver
Dinnt en Bartholomew, marble cutter, r. 2919i Mission
Dinneen John, laborer, r. 8 Fourteenth
1^* D nneen. See Dennan, Dennen, Dinan and Dmeen
Dinnen Hannah M., domestic 2511 Pacific Av
Dinniene John H., glass cutter, r. 29 Hoff Av
Dinniei e Timothy A., butcher, r. 9 Tehama
Dinnigan Annie, widow, r. 772 Folsom
TRY the:
SAN rRA/MCISCO
LAU/\DRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARY SX.
Telephone, Main si^S-
GflTTOli, BELIi & GO. ti!™",Sf 406 California St.
THB BBSJ -.--^C^-UITSTO^ORDBR /MEUhAUS & CO.
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DIX
Dinnigan Michael E., r. 772 Folsom
Dinnigan Richard R., traveling salesman W'ellnian, Peck
& Co., r. 420 Jersey
8^ Dinnigan. See Denigan
l)i Xola Alfonso, pharmacist, 1249 Market, r. 1247 Market
III NOLA LRONE, druggist, NW cor Twelfth and
Howard, r. 540 Haight
Dinsbad Harry, seaman, r. 578 Howard
Uinse Gustav C., teamster, r. 735 Brannan
Dinslage Hermann C, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 11
Harriet
Dinsmore Frederick B., master brig Galilee, 40 California,
r. Alameda
Dinsmore William H., bookkeeper John \V. Pew, r. 23(5
Sutter
1^" Dinsmore. See Densmore
Dinter Joseph, bookkeeper F. Korbel & Br<ps., r. 438
Seventh
Diocesan House, 731 California
Diomar Paul, musician, r. 24 Jansen
Dipolter Aleck, baker Log Cabin Bakery, r. SW cor
Sanchez and Fourteenth
Dipi>el Henry, liquors, 327 Montgomery Av, r. 2013
Powell
Dippel John, blacksmith, W 8 Railroad Av nr Sixth A\'
South
Dippel William, master mariner, r. 9^ Newell
Dipper L:jui(<, oigarmaker C. Frankhauser, r. 626 Ash Av
lURUCTORV FOR CHILUKEX'S HO»sPITAL
TR4I\KD ^^rRSES. 1608 Van Ness Av
DIRECTORY LANGLEY'S SAN
rDANPICrn ««»««' ^'^ ^'ay* ^ele-
rnAraUIObUf plione Main 1680
DIKEllORi OF CURSES FRO.II THE SAX
FRAMISIO TRAININCi SCHOOL, 1608 Van
Ness Av
Dirking Edward, watchman, r. 1204^ Sutter
DIRKING FRITZf jeweler and liii-
porter waU-iie.s, la Chelan Bide, r. 9 Fair
Oaks
Dirks George, rancher, r. Tenth Av South bet I and J
Dirks Henry, ship carpenter, r. N s Thirteenth Av South
nr Railroad Av
Dirks John A. C, calker, r. 1011 Eleventh Av South
Dirks John J., r. 148 Tehama
Dirks William N., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 1011
Eleventh Av South
gS" Dirks. See Diercks and Dierks
Di Sxnti Pletro, wagon maker, r. 12 Prescoti
UISBECKER SAMFEL, secretary Schmidt Label
and Lithographic Co., 17-31 Main, r. 207 Mason
Disborough William W., superintendent American Steam
Laundrj-, r. 805J Leavenworth
Disbrow James W. , painter, r. 119 Pierce
Disburg Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Discher Frederica, widow, r. 230 Langton
Dischler Eva, widow, r. 797^ Stevenson
Dischler John, butcher, r. 797? Stevenson
Dischler William (C. P. Littell & Co.) r. 730 Ashbury
Diserens Fredrick, accountant, r. 2017 Howard
Disiere P. P., pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 411 Vallejo
Dismal H. , chief cook stmr Santa Rosa
niSP.4T«'H LIXE OF CLIPPER SHIPS TO
.MEW YORK, John Rosenfelds Sons proprietors,
202 Sansome
Dispatch Printing Co., Fred F. Byington manager, 28
Third
Dispaux John T., note teller Donohoe-Kelly Banking
Co., r. 1305 Larkia
HISPEXSARY OF THE CHILOREXS HOS-
PIT.tL, 1109 Mission
Diss Joseph, hostler S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Dissat Antonio, hairdressing, 511 Kearny
Disse Emma, domestic 1328 Natoma
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
Jl^at Unsurpassed lager Beer
ii
LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GVICHGO BBEWEBY,
PIKE ST., S. F.
Disse Mary, domestic 1328 Natoma
Di>se Theresa, widow, r. 1328 Natoma
Dissmever Antone, laborer, r. 2036 Folsom
Dissmeyer John H. (Denhert & Co.) r. 1234 Twenty-sixth
UISSTON HEi\R¥ A SONS (Philadelphia) saw
ni uiufacturers, California Saw Works selling agents,
21:i-215 Mission
Distel Josephine, widow, r. 632 Green
DISTRICT ATTORSiEV, office New Citv Hall, 2d
floor
DISTRK'T COFRT F. S., Northern Division ..f
California, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d floor
UISTHICT .\IRSINCI ASSOCI.4TIORI, Mrs A. E.
Dooley-Szanik manager, 808 Bush, Telephone Main
5047
Disturnell William C, compiler, r. 1329 Clay
Dithmar Augustus C. , agent, r. 610 Haight
Ditlow Joseph, longshoreman, r. 54 Clementina
Dito Benjamin, bootblack Frank Korbel, r. 6 Sonora PI
Dittes Charles F. , butcher, 1507 Fillmore, r. 1505 Fill-
more
Dittes Ernst, salesman Wieland Bros. , r. 1505 Fillmore
Dittes Michael, barber, 1505 Fillmore
Dittli Henn- (Dittli & Widmer) r. 502 Bryant
Dittli & Widmer CHenrv Dittli and Albert Wulnier)
liquors, 452 Third
Dittman A(lolph(Cal. Brewing Co.) r. 123 Douglas
Dittman Julius, cabinet m\ker, r. 368 Brannan
Dittmann Frank, clerk, r. 1505 Pine
Dittmann Louise Miss, bookbinder, r. 1505 Pine
Dittmann Richard W., harnessmaker, r. 118 Austin
g^ Dittmann. See Dettmann
Dittmar Charles, barber and cigars, 733J Broadway
Dittmar Edward C. , janitor, r. 1312 Devisadero
Dittmar Frederick, carjienter, r. 820 Hampshire
Dittmar Herman, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 820
Hampshire
Dittmer Frederick, tailor Louis Lachman, r. 208 Four-
teenth
Dittmer Hem-v H., bartender National Brewing Co., r.
108 William
Dittmer Herman W., clerk German Consulate, r. 1613
Gough
Dittmer John F., liquors, 1114 York
Dittmer Max, clerk, r. 1613 Gough
Dittmer Oscar W. C, salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r.
1613 Gough
Ditto Robert L., decorator, r. 317 Third
Diudonne John D., lithosrapher, r. 507 Greenwich
Di Vecchi Emil (Massoni & Co. ) r. San Rafael
Di Vecchio Albert, fniits and produce, 1447 Ellis, r. 1445
Ellis
Di Vecchio Brothers (Ermenigildo and Fiore) butchers,
404 Hayes
Di VecchioErmenigildo (Di Vecchio Bros.) r. 404 Hayes
Di Vecchio Fiore (Di Vecchio Bros.) r. 424^ Fell
Diver Frederick, laborer, r. .523 Sixth
Diver John, longshoreman Oregon R. & N. Co.
Diver Raymond A., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
(of New York) r. 2118 Fillmore
B^ Diver. See Dever and Divver
Divers Samuel, laborer Bailey & Fuchs, r. 211J Perry
Divers Samuel R., laborer, r. 11 Bowie Av
Divert W. C, planing mill, r. 957 Mission
Dividend Building, NW cor Pine and LeidesdorfF, Dav-
idson & Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
Divver John, laborer, r. 33| Dore
Divver John Jr., teamster, r. 33i Dore
Dix Mao; C., widow, r. 2150 Filbert
Dixev William F., cashier Dunham, Carrigan
Co. , r. 19 Beale
l»l\0\. AGARD CO., William A.
president and treasurer, E. Thomas secretaiy, cigar
manufacturers, 309-313 Clav
Di.xon Alexander M., teamster, r. 393 Ninth
Dixon Ann, widow, r. 115 Perry
Dixon Annie, widow, r. 2700a Missicn
& Hayden
Agard
DIXON, BORGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST.,
\. F.
(See page opp. name iiigniana springs}
dlGHLAND SPRINGS
NEW BATHS ARE THE BEST IN CALIFORNIA.
If you have any Kidney or Bladder Trouble Highland Springs will cure yoa
DIX
490
DOB
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Dixon Bessie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Maiy Einmett, r. 9
Rausch
Uixon Bessie Miss, teacher Edison Primary School, r.
501 Gear\-
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
(John B. Ui.vwn and Charles Borgeson)
luanafactarers show rases, 37 .Market
Dixon Carrit, widow, furnished rooms, 437 Geari-
Dixon Charles, pressman Examiner, r. 519 Geary
Dixon Charles S , clerk Cunningham, Curtlss & Welch.r.
Oakland
Dixon Charles W., clerk L. L. Dennery & Son, r. 112
Devisadero
Dixon Charlotte E. Mrs., r. 1006 Washintfton
DIKOX t'LE-UE-N'T, wines and liquors, 8 Summer, r.
San Mateo, Cal
Dixon Constance M., widow, r. 1.513 Jackson
Dixon Edmund, steward, r. 1006 Washington
D xon Elizabeth G., widow, r. 1537 Eddy
Dixon Frederick F., interior decorator, 421 Jones, r. 9
Rausch
Dixon George D., painter, r. SE cor Union and Broder-
iok
Dixon George E., clerk, r. 112 Devisadero
Dixon George W., real estate, 214 Pine, rooms 3-5, r. 112
Devisadero
Dixon Harry C, carriage maker Carvill MnfgCo., r. 163
Perrj-
Dixon Helen C. Miss, r. 215 Pierce
Dixon Herman, carpenter, r. 549 Minna
Di.\on James, clerk Neustadter Bios., r. 1223 Pacific
Dixnn James, heater Pac Rolling Mills, 719-4 Minnesota
Dixnn Jairn.'-;, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 21 Bojee
Dixon James A., manager Western Shipping and Com-
missi.m Co., 206 Sansome,r. 1802 Market
Dixon James F., salesman The Maze, r. 221 1 Polk
Di.xon John, machinist, r. 115 PeiTv
Dixon John, manufactuer tools, NE cor Van Ness Av and
Union
Dixon John, salesman Pac. Laundry Tr.iy Co., r. 18 Al-
pine
Dixon John, traveling salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 919 Eddy
Dixon Ji)hn B, (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.) r. Oakland
Dixon J.ilin M., salesman M. E. Frank, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Josejih, clerk M. Hart, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Joseph Crucible Co. (Jersey C tv, N. J.) James
G. Allen agent, office 304 Market
Dixon Joseph, seaman, r. 322 Main
Dixon Joseph L., fireman, r. 163 Perrj-
Dixon Lizzie, r. 409i O'Farrell
DI.\OX L. L., secretary People's Express and Trans-
fer Co., 20 Market, r. Oakland
Dixon L. Majiiard, magazine illustrator, r. 1513 Jack-
son
Dixon Lucy Miss, dressmaking, 1223 Pacific
Dixon Margaret Miss, saleslady George A. Moss, 1537
Eddy
Dixon Mary C. , widow, r. 163 Perrj^
Dixon Mathew, teamster, r. 393 Ninth
Dixon Patrick, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 719J Muuie-
sota
Di.xon Richard H., mail clerk, r. 29294 Mission
Dixon Robert, r. 631 Sacramento
Dixon Robert, laborer Cal. Construction Co. , r. 535 Sev-
enteenth
Dixon Samuel, stockbroker, 313 Montgomerv, r 901
Powell
DIXOX S. W., hatter, 237 Kearnv, r. 1909 Larkiii
Dixon Sarah, widow, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Sarah A. Miss, dressmaking, 221i Polk
Dixon Thomas, clerk Nathan Rogers, r. 221J Polk
Dixon Thomas E. , carpenter, r. 1028 Clay
Dixon Thomas F., caqienter, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon- Thomas J. , r. 221 J Polk
Dixon Thomas N., helper William IF. Wilson, r. 153
Eddy
Dixon Walter O., salesman S. W. Dixon, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon William J., shipping clerk H. Bingham & Co., r.
1816 Dupont
Dixon William S., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Oakland
KF" Dixon. See Dickson and Dickinson
Dizney James, bartender, r. 621 h Guerrero
Dizney William, cabinetmaker, r. 621 J Guerrero
Doan Ollie C. , widow, dressmaker, r. 1016 Montgomery
Doan Sylvester, compositor Examiner, r. 23 Beaver
Doane Clarence W., student, r. 1405 Hyde
Doane Frederick A., broommaker, r. 219 Fifteenth
Doane Frederick A. Rev., pastor Mizpah Presbyterian
Church, r. 525 Harrison
Doane George, cement finisher, r. 4i Dehone
Doane George A., a-sst supt Sutter St. RR., r. 1828 Bush
Doane George W., r. 822 Larkiii
Doane Henry W. , molder Golden State and Miners' Iron
Wks, r. 216 Far Oak
Doane Isaac Y., r. 1405 Hyde
Doane John H., hardware", r. 108 Webster
D0.4.\E JOH\ O., secretan- Prest n and McKinnon,
and Shoalwattr Bay Mill Co., Pier 5 Steuart, r. 2019
Broderick
Doane Lucv J., widow, r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane Micah (Doane & Co.) r. 105 Twelfth
Doane Orson K., hav and grain, 1316 Grove, r, 1318
Grove
Doane P. A. , salesman S. F. Lumber Co. , r. Oakland
Doane Samuel B., clerk Motive Power and Mach. Dept.
S. P. Co., r. San Carlos, Cal
Doane S. P. Miss, r. 31 Liberty
Doane Thomas, caqjenter, r. 48 Fourth
Doane Thomas H., bookkeeper Bonestell & Co., r. 3011
California
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane & Henshelwood) r. 2013 Bush
Doane Willard C, with The Morgan Oyster Co., r. 29 Hill
Doane William A., clerk, r. 2019 Broderick
Doane & Co. (Micah Doane) dia\nuen, 6 Bea'e
DOANE & HENSHELWOOD
OVIIbar G. Doane and 1 hoiua<i K. Hen-
shelwood) importers and retail dealers
dry goods, anil agents Dr. Jaeger's ^ani•
tarj M'oolen System, IS'i Kearny, SE e«»r
latter, Thnrlov Block
^^ Doane. See I)uane
Doar John, bartender J. B. Muirhead, r. 3i Larkin
Doassans John ( Kupfer & Doassans and Crystal Packing
and Provision Co. ) r. 404 Union
Dobbas B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 3232 Sacramento
Dobbas Joseph, watchman, r. 1(>42 Sacramento
Dobbas Josephine Miss, telephone operator Pac. Bell
Tel. Co., r. 1642 Sacramento
Dobbelaar John, master mariner, r. 32 Twelfth
Dobbell Frederick W., bookkeeper H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 1022b Shotwell
Dobbie Christina Miss, furnished rooms, 529 Post
Dobbie James A., housecleaner, r. 1217 Scott
Dobbie William, porter, r. 130 Fourth
Dobbin Hamilton H., park policeman, r. Treat Av nr
Frederick
Dobbings Alfred, painter, r. 1138 Howard
Dobbings John, painter, r. 1138 Howard
Dobbings John, teamster, r. 905J Mission
Dobbins Thomas A., canmaker, r. 501i Sixth
Dobbs Elizabeth, widow, r. 157 Seventh
Dobbs Frederick B., gripman, r. 1123 Oak
Dobbs George W., receiver Powell St. RR.,r. 1412 Mason
Dobbs Hattie, packer Eagle Cracker and Biscuit Co., r.
157 Seventh
Dobbs Lemuel L., flour broker, 307 Battery, r. 1424 Bush
Dobelli August, waiter, r. 634 Vallejo
Dobenmyer Henrj-, r. 601 Third
Dobenm> er Simuel, driver, r. 601 Third
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERV STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
PHOTOGRAPHIG ES" t,„P- anbREVS
DOB
491
109 Montgomery St.
Dob"
Dober Joseph H. R., packer, r. 452 Tehama
Uober Joseph W., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Uobert Henry, liquors, 1700 Polk
Dobie Clarence W. , clerk Wni. H. Miner, r. 212 AusUn
Av
Dobie Robert, blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 342 Fourth
Dobie Robert, laborer, r. 129 Freelon
Dobie William, blacksmith Am. Tool Wks, r. 2 Zoe
Dobinson Henry, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 755 Capp
OOBLE ABSiEK, president and treasurer Abner
Dobie Co., 13-15 Fremont, r. 1315 Goutrh
DOBLE ABNER COMPANY,
Abuer l*ol)l4' prcNideut aud (rea«Hrer.
Robert .McF. Dobic vice-president and
secretary, importers, dealers and uianu-
factarers Iron, steel and uietals, niana-
facturers* tools, agents Thomas FIrtli •»
Sons" Knslisb steel, 13-15 Fremont, Tele-
phone Main »!)H
DOBLE ROBERT McF., yice-president and secre-
tary Abner Dobie Co., 13-15 Fremont, and general
manag-er Blue Lakes Water Co., office 202 Sansome,
r. Ross Valley, Marin Co., Cal
OOBLE WILLIAM .4., superintendent Abner Dobie
Co., 13-15 Fremont, r. Alameda
Doblemann David, caneworker, r. 814 Bryant
Doblemann Frederick, r. 542 McAllister
Dobler Charles, metallurgist, r. 1230 Twenty-third
Dobner Harry, printer, r. 552 Fourth
Dobner Leon, printer, r. 552 Fourth
Dobner Morris, clothing, 552 Fourth, r. 1415 Guerrero
Dobner William, printer, r. 552 Fourth
Dobos Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Dobrin Mark, compositor Chronicle, r. 1525 Geary
Dobrzensky Adolph (George Steers & Co.) r. 1019 Noe
Dobrzensky Jvdius, foreman S. F. Gas Liight Co., r. 548
Minna
Dobs Clara Miss, stamping and embroidery, 625 Larkin
Dobson Adelbert, engineer tug Joseph H. Redmond, r.
U6h Fulton
Dobson Charles H., marine engineer, r. 29 Haight
Dobson David A., plasterer, r. 512 Nineteenth
Dobson Edward, r. 1311i Sacramento
Dobson Fannie Miss, r. 116* Fulton
Dobson H. , waiter stnir City of Pueblo
Dobson John, solicitor Sunset Laundry, r. 23 Third
Dobson Lena Miss, r. 116| Fulton
Dobzensky Rosa, widow, r. 717 Larkin
Dobzensky Sarah Miss, stationer 717 Larkin
Dock Peter O., dairy produce, r. 2631 Sacramento
DockendorfE Emile, expressman SE cor Pine and Kearny,
r. 56 Hermann
Dockendorff Johanna, widow, r. 1334 Turk
Dockery Frank, attendant James Lick Baths, r. 23
Grand Av
Dockery James P., solicitor North British and Mercan-
tile Ins Co., r. 23 Lloyd
Dockery Patrick, teamster Levi B. Sibley, r. 23 Grand Av
Dockery William, plumber, 23 Grand Av
Docking Elizabeth Mrs., lodgings, r. 634 Vallejo
Dockrell William J. , liquors, 509 Howard
Dockum James A., shoemaker, r. 130 Oak
Dodd Adams, master mariner, r. 1309 Guerrero
Dodd Cecilia, widow, r. 226 California Av
Dodd F., electrician, r. 1003i Pierce
Dodd John laborer, r. 3112 Fillmore
Dodd John S , carpenter, r. 432 Kentucky
Dodd Percy H. , distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Dodd Vincent A., superintendent S. F. Laundry, r. Ala-
meda
Dodd William, teainster, r. 44 South Park
Dodd William M., r. 719 Fillmore
Dodd Willis G., proprietor Phctnix Iron Wks, 225-227
First, and mana,'er First-street branch Union Iron
Wks, 127 First, r. 1809 Pierce
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Dodds Amos W., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel Co.,
r. 1538 Twenty-fifth
Dodds Andrew P., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 1416 Bush
Dodds Charles J., printer Upton Bros., r. 816 Twenty-
sixth
Dodds Mamie, laundress Lane Hospitl
Dodds Robert, foreman Phcenix Iron Wks, r. 816 Twen-
ty-sixth
Dodd'y Peter J., shoemaker, r. 1004 Leavenworth
Dodei Hans, druggist Alfonso di Nola, r. 1307 Howard
Dodel Xavier, physician, office and r. 1307 Howard
Doden August, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New Conti-
nental Hotel
Doden W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co.
Dodge Arthur B. , artist Chronicle, r. 2811 Howard
Dodge Arthur H., r. 718 California
Dodge Augustus N. , bench hand Dodge & Dunshee, r.
844 Fifteenth Av South
Dodge Benjamin F., canHMitcr. r. 148 Sixth
DODGE BRUTHEnS (incorporated)
Xenas i', Uodge president and manager,
stationers. encraverM and plate printers,
'i25 Post. Telephone Main U
Dodge Charle H., conductor, r. 511 Lyon
Dodge Charles H., musician, r. 27 Grant Av
Dodge Charles P., engineer, r. 808 Mission
Dodge Charles R., salesman Kearny St. Cash Gun Store,
r. 628 Montgomery
Dodge Charles R. Jr., elevator tender, r. 116 Montgom-
ery Block
Dodge" Clarence B., extraman Engine 18, r. 340 Duncan
Dodge Daniel, master mariner, r. 414 Harrison
Dadge David (Dodge & Dunshee) r. 844 Fifteenth Av
South
Dodge David F., r. 2811 Howard
Dodge Edgar P., janitor, r. 37 Twentieth
Dodge Edward E., clerk, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge Edward J. (Pollard & Dodge) r. Alameda
Dodge Elkert N., painter, r. 119 Franklin
Dodge Elizabeth P., widow, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Dodge Frank, carpenter, r. American Exchange Hotel
Dodge Frank B., r. 521 Fell
Dodge Frederick G., 2d Lieut. U. S. Rev. Cutter Bear,
r. 791 Sutter
Dodge George E. , manager C. H. Higgins, r. 414 Harri-
son
Dodsfe Georgiana M., widow, r. 531 Capp
Dodge H. Miss, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2216 Hcjward
Dodge Harry B., clerk, r. 629 Twenty-first
Dodge Henry A., clerk, r. 414 Capp
OOUGE HEXRV L. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) and
president Pacific Wijodenware and Cooperage Co., r.
2015 Franklin
Dodge Henry W., plumber, r. 431 O'Farrell
DODGE JARED S., president Dodge Stationtry Co.,
107 Montiromery. r. Redwood City, Cal.
Dodge John W., master schr Free Trade, office 14 Cali-
fornia, r. 303 Chestnut
Dodge John W. Jr., engraver George M. Wood & Co., r.
303 Ch-stnut
Dodge Joseph E., master stmr Farallon, r. 320 Devisa-
dero
Dodge Lee, plumber John Wieland Brewery, r. 15 Cook
DODGE MILES B., patentee of mining machinery,
21 Fremont, r. 534 Bush
Dodge Mortimer M., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 724.V Twenty- second
Dodge Nathan 'a., clerk Albert Dibblee, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge Nathan N., clerk, r. 629 Twenty-first
Dodge Oliver N., waiter stmr Queen
Dodge Orin, po ter Carroll & Tilton, r. 1021 Larkin
Dodge Ronald F., bookkeeper Dodge & Dunshee, r. 844
Fifteenth Av South
Dodge Rosanna, widow, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge Sanborn H., tilesetter, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Dodge Sarah, widow, r. 2 Liberty
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Dodffe Seward M. , agent Mutual Investment Union, r.
414 Capp
■»ODGESrATIOKERY€0.. Jared S. Dodgre presi-
dent, Georgre H. Mayers vice-jn-esident, Henry Mose-
bach secretary, 107 Monticomery
l»ODGE, SWEE\E¥ A CO. (Henry L. Dodge, Lo-
renzo H. Sweeney, John E. Ruggles and F. W. Van
Sicklen) wholesale provision and commission n er-
chants, 114-116 Market and 11-13 California. Tele-
phone Main 125
Dodje Theodore C, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 531
Capp
Dodge Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 813 Howard
Dodge Walter H., special policeman, r. 1149 Mission
nOIM;ElVA.SUINeTON, physician and surgeon,
office NE cor California and Devisadero, r. 1814
Baker
Dodsre William, compositor, r. 813 Howard
Dodge William C, machin st. r. 836b Howard
Dodire William G., cashier Bohemian Club, 130 Post, r.
1620 Fulton
Dodge William J., policeman, r. 37 Twentieth
Dodge William W., Deputy Assessor, r. 1201 J Golden
Gate Av
■kODUE ZEXAS r., attorney at law and president and
manager Dodge Bros., 219 Post, r. 2229 Sutter
l»ODtiE A nCNSHEE (David Dodge and Edgar L.
Dunshee) proprietors Excelsior Mill Co., 713-717
Bryant
Uodman Harry, hostler E. S. .lohnson, r. 680 McAllister
Dodo William F. , porter Gill kt Frank, r. 26 Steuart
Dodson Beverley, contractor, r. NE cor Lundy Lane and
Virginia Av
Dodson Eugene M., dental student, r. 629 Eddj-
Dobson George T., waiter, r. 908 Larkin
Dodson William, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2924 Bush
Doe Alonzo C, clerk Railwav Mail Service, r. 425 Gearv
DOE B. A J. S. (Bartlett, estate of John S. anil
Charles F. Doe) doors and blinds, 44-46 Market
Doe Bartlett (B. & J. S. Doe) r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Doe Charles F. (B. & J. S. Doe and Charles F. Doe &
Co.) r. 2000 Laguna
l>OE CHARLES F. A CO. (Charles F. and Frank
P. Doe) wholesale and retail lumber, SW cor Spear
and Howard, Telephime Main 1987
Doe Charles P. (Russ, Sanders & Co.) r. Alameda
Doe Charles W., \vith B. & J. S. Doe, r. 19J1 Clay
Doe Frank P. (Charles F. Doe & Co.) r. 2002 Laguna
Doe John S. (estate of B. & J. S. Doe) office 44-46 Mar-
ket
Doe John S. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
l>OE LORIN'G B., contractor railroad, bridge and
public works, office 14 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 1727
Pine
Doe Wellen L., with B. & J. S. Doe, r. Oakland
Doe Otis, engineer stmr Whitesboro, r. 140a Fell
Doebet Frederick, bakerj-, 1218 Powell
Doehn Albert P., shoecutter, r. 530 Eddy
Doeh ing Charles F., baker, r. 1827 Market
Doeing Charles A., editor, r. 2917 J Harrison
Doelger John, bakery, 1321 Mason
Dielter Albert, barber Joseph Bruner, r. 634 Post
Doejifner Alexander, clerk, r. 2004 Taylor
l>oei)fner Annie Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor Ma-
son and Vallejo
Doepfner Fannie M., widow, r. 2004 Taylor
Doepfner Hulda Miss, r. 2004 Tavlor
Doejifiier Oscar (Doepfner & Co.) r. 1631 Church
I> iei>fner Richard, driver, r 615 Lombard
Doepfner Richard, weigher, r. 615 Lombard
Doepfner & Co. (Oscar Doepfner) fish and poultry, 4 Citv
Hall Market
Doering Frank, bartender, r. 8 Dale PI
Doering Frank K. , itressman, r. 122 Trenton
Doering George, laborer, r. 1109 Treat Av
Doering George J., contractor and builder, 707 Eliza-
beth
Doering John G., butcher, r. 1122 Seventh Av South
Doering John J., carpenter, r. 1109 Treat Av
Doering Joseph, vaquero, r. 1122 Seventh Av South
Doering Leopold F. , florist, r. 1137 Twenty -fourth
Doering Margaret, widow, r. 1122 Seventh Av South
Doering Paul, cabinetmaker, 2440 Union
Doering Paulina, domestic 4 3 Baker
Doering William, carpenter, r. 122 Precita Av
Doermann Gustave, bartender Hedrich & Ruge, r. 425
Sixth
Doernbecher Furniture Mnfg Co., James S. Gieig
manager, 720 Mission
Doerner John, shoemaker, 3119 Fillmore
Doerr August, liquors, NW cor Moscow and Italy Av
Doerr August Jr, machine hand H. Fredrichsi r. NW
cor Moscow and Italy Av
Doerr Henry, blacksmith, r. 1425 Sanchez
Doerr Henry, cigamiaker, r. 239 Fifth
Doerr Marj- Miss, domestic, r. 1425 Sanchez
Doerr Philip, blacksmith, r. 1425 Sanchez
Doerr Rose Miss, domestic, r. 1425 Sanchez
«^ Doerr. See Dore and Dorr
Doerrer Josephine, widow, r. 1002 McAllister
Doerrer William G., sign painter, r. 514 Eighteenth
Doerrer William G. Jr, sign painter, r. 514 Eighteenth
Doe-cher Claus, capitalist, r. 134 Fourth
Doescher Rudolph R., salesman, 802 Jones
Doettger Benjamin, restaurant 135 Fifth, r. 200b Fifth
Doettger Henry, co >k, r. 327i Third
Doffe Louis, beltmaker N. H. Cook Belting Co., r. 253
Jersey
Doffeldecker Charles, carpenter, r. 365 Minna
Doffmann Frederick, woodcarver, r. 812 Bryant
Doggett Danton C, foreman Bacon Printing Co., r. 16
Haj-es Park
Doggett Samuel W., attorney at law, 609 Sacramento, r.
812 Twenty-sixth
ifef Doggett. See Daggett
Do,'giano Doraeiiico(Doggiano & Caranza) r. 3| Sonora
Doggiano & Caranza (Domenico Doggiano and Gurliv
Caranza) groceries and liquors, 1501-1503 Dupont
l»OHE.'HANN HER.n.ANX- (Speckter & Dohemann)
r. 2440 Mission
Doheney William, stevedore, r. 12 Henrj-
Doheney William J., plumber, r. 12 Heiiry
g^ Dohenej-. See Dohoney
Doherty Alexander, teamster, r. Alms House
Dohertv Andrew G., salesman J. Samuels, r. 712 Cen-
tral Av
Doherty Bernard, ironworker, r. 22 Geneva
Doherty Brj^an, lamplighter, r. 3007 Octavia
Doherty Cecilia Miss, teacher telegraphy California Tele-
graph Instruction Co. , r. 640 Clay
Doherty Charles, molder, r. 1321 Minna
Doherty Charles, teamster, r. 25 Lafayette
Doherty Charles E., ironworker, r. 1917 McAllister
Doherty Daniel, cardriver, r. 356 Third
Dohertr Daniel, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Doherty Daniel, engineer, r. 14 Geneva
Doherty Daniel, laborer, r. 510 First
Doherty Daniel, tailor, r. 912 Natoma
Doherty Daniel, teamster, r. 1321 Minna
Doherty E. D., stone polisher Dickman-Jones Co., r.
2007 Octavia
Doherty Edmund R., trunkmaker, r. 1761 Howard
Dohertv Edward, driver Thom.is J. Sullivan, r. 1912
Steiner
Doherty E. Greta Miss, stenographer Page & Eells, r.
707" Mason
Dohertv Eugene, clerk, r. 8 Shotwell
Doherty Frank, r. 27 Alta
Doherty Frank, boxmaker, r. 227a Fourteenth
Doherty Frank, butcher Charles Graeber
Doherty Frank, student, r, 105 Colton
Doherty Frank J., clerk, r. 1256 California
Doherty Frank J., laborer, r. 27 Alta
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Doherty FVederick, bartender Harry Collins, r. 71
Fourth
Doherty George W., surveyor, r. 71 Fourth
Doherty Hugh, r. 1761 Howard
Doherty James, r. 2410 Sacramento
Doherty James, gardener Magdalen Asylum
Doherty James, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 110
Welsh
Doherty James, longshoreman, r. 20 Federal
Doherty James, roofer, r. 18 Gilbert
Doherty James, teamster, r. 105 C'olton
Doherty James J. (Hurst & Doherty) r. 1721 Devisadero
Doherty James V., painter Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 227a
Fourteenth
Doherty John, clerk, r. 22 Geneva
Doherty John, clerk B. Newman, r. 125 Fifth
Doherty John, fireman Union Iron Wks, r. 501 Napa
Doherty John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twentj -
third and York
Doherty John, lineman Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 1109
Howard
Doherty John, marine fireman, r. 351 Alvarado
Doherty John, salesman C. Curtin, r. 408 Hyde
Doherty John, seaman, r. 9 Kate PI
Doherty John, special policeman, r. 1628 Pacific .\v
Doherty John, teamster, r. 1510 Folsom, rear
Doherty John Jr., clerk, r. 1109 Howard
Doherty John A., foreman Electric Laundrj', r. 17 i
Ridley
Doherty John C, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 2410
Sacramento
Doherty John F., engraver, r. 128 Seventh
Doherty John J., blacksmith, r. Alms House
Doherty John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1114
Tennessee
Doherty John J., plumber, r. 227a Fourteenth
Doherty John P , machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 926
Illinois
Doherty John P., plumber, 345 Kearnj', r. 2000 Steiner
Doherty John R., builder, r. 1604 San Carlos Av
Doherty John V., wool dryer Frederick S. Moody, r. 22
Geneva
Doherty Margaret, dressmaker, r. 1321 Minna
Doherty Mary, dressmaker, r. 227a Fourteenth
Doherty Mary, dressmaker, r. 1321 Minna
Doherty Mary, widow, r. 6 Napier Alley
Doherty Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 213 Stevenson
Doherty Mary Mrs., r. 117 Julian Av
Dohertv Mary E. Miss, teacher Colimibia Grammar
School, r." 1761 Howard
Doherty Mary M., widow, r. 1917 McAllister
Doherty Matthew, longshoreman, r. 1324 York
Doherty Michael, bartender Edward McColgan, r. 209
Tehama
Doherty M. O., r. 1434 Turk
Doherty Nora Miss, r. 410 Tehama
Doherty Owen, laborer, r. 422 Brannan
Doherty Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW cor
Georgia and Sierra
Doherty Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp Co., r. 4|
Federal
Doherty Patrick J., clerk J. Doherty, r. SE cor Tsveuty-
third and York
Doherty Rebecca, widow, r. 128 Seventh
Doherty Richard, laborer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Doherty Roger P., salesman C. Curtin, r. 408 Hyde
Doherty Rose A., wiSow, provisions, 22 Geneva
Doherty Thomas, engineer, r. 61 Seventeenth
Doherty Thomas F., molder, r. 238 Chattanooga
Doherty Thomas J. (Doherty & Fahey) r. 8 Sheridan
Doherty Timothy, expressman, r. 227a Fourteenth
Doherty William, laborer, r. 646 Howard
Doherty William, teamster, r. 69.J Shipley
Doherty & Fahey (Thomas J. Doherty and Philip Fahey)
liquors, 1364 Folsotu
i^" Doherty. See Daugerty, Dougherty, Dorety and
Dorrity
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Dohlberg Peter, fireman stmr Alameda
Dohle John, painter, r. 14 Moss
B5~ Dohle. See Dahle
Uohman Henry, coachman 703 Leavenworth
Dohman Joseph, portrait artist, r. 33 Glen Park A\
Dohnken Henry, brickmaker, r. 622 Greenwich
Dohoney James, expressman, r. 70 Brosnan
Dohoney Nellie Miss, r. 117 Shipley
a^ Dohoney. See Deheney
Dohring Charles, janitor, r. 2 Eleventh
Dohring Henrj-, laborer, r. 2920i Pierce
Dohring Peter" H.,ship\\Tight Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 29201 Pierce
Dohrman C, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Dohrman Minnie Miss, embroidery, r. 507 Hyde
Dohrman William C, patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, r. 106 Jessie
Dohnuan William H., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. lu
Dehon
Dohnnann A. B. C, general manager Nathan, Dohniianii
& Co., r. 1310 Jones
Dohrmann C, stock clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
2609 Pine
Dohrmann Elizabeth, widow, r. 2705 Howard
Dohrmann Frederick A., liquors, 310 O'Farrell, r. 314b
O'Farrell
Dohnnann Frederick W. (Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.) r.
1310 Jones
Dohrmann Frederick W. Jr., assistant manager retail
department, Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 1310 Jones
Dohrmann John, liquors, 235 East
Dohrmann Julius, stock clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 2609 Pine
Dohrmann William F., dentist, 63-64 Crocker Bldg, r.
1310 Jones
Dobs Charles, r. 956 Harrison
Doig David, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg Wks.
r. 2102 Larkin
Doisron Julius, weaver Cal. Wire Wks, r. 2315 Lombard
Doklestich Varso, restaurant, 18 Folsom
Doko Asahi, barber, 118 Eddy
Dolan Annie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 5G0
Pennsylvania Av
Dolan Bridget, widow, r. 8 Lundy Lane
Dolan Brothers (Patrick and Michael) liquors, 1374
Market
Dolan Cecile J. , furnished rooms, 826 Ellis
Dolan Charles H., r. 121i Twenty-fourth
Dolan Daniel P., traveling salesman, r. 731 Harrison
Dolan David, finisher Haywood Bros. & Co., r. 159
Minna
Dolan Edward, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan Edward Rev., assistant St. Joseph's Church, r. 214
Tenth
Dolan Edward F., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 305 Linden Av
Dolan Emma, widow, r. 271 Clara
Dolan Emma J. Miss, r. 121 i Twenty-fourth
Dolan Eva Miss, stenographer The Provident Savings
Life Assurance Society, r. 648 Waller
Dolan Felix, cook, r. 227 Mmna
Dolan Francis, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 625 Third
Dolan Francis, ]}atteromaker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 20.tL
Tliird
Dolan Frank, laborer, r. 1035 Market
Dolan Frank E., plumber, r. 850 Bay
Dolan Harriet Miss, dressmaking, 2000 Larkin
Dolan Harry, bartender, r. 1917 Howard
Dolan House, Aloise E. Duriez proprietor, 143 Third
Dolan Hugh, r. 121ii Twenty-fourth
Dolan Hugh, bartender Dolan Bros., r. 729i Natoma
Dolan Hugh J., i)ainter, r. Twelfth Av South bet X
and P
Diilan James, carpenter, r. 135 Lily Av
Dolan James, engineer Golden Gate Park, r. 312 Hick-
ory Av
Dolan James, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
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Dolan James, port«r, r. 1337 Valencia
Dolan James, woolsorter, r. 506 Fourth
Dolan James J., attorney at law, 31-32 Chronicle Bldg,
r. 817 Van Ness At "
Dolan James J. , manager Railroad House, •2623 Sutter
Dolan James J., miner, r. 718 Church
Dolan John, r. 126 Iw Av
Dolan John, bartender Henrv H. Wolff, r. 135 Shiplev
Dolan John, butcher, r. 1133 Florida
Dolan John, cook stmr San Bias
Dolan John, laborer, r. Alms House
Dolan John, melter Atlas Iron Wks, r. 69 California Av
Dolan John, shoemaker, r. f>09 Nineteenth
Dolan John Jr., patternmaker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 69
California Av
Dolan John D., policeman, r. 2341 Eleventh
Dolan John E., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 8
Lundv Lane, B. H.
Dolan Jolin F. , teamster, r. Twelfth Av South bet N
and P
Dolan John H. , molder, r. 359| First
Dolan John J., tanner, r. 1313 Vermont
Dolan John M., driver police patrol, r. 442i Natoma
Dolan John M. , teamster, r. 158 Shiplev, rear
Dolan John P., asst O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 33 Ship-
ley
Dolan John T. , bookkeeper John T. Sullivan, r. 850 Bay
Dolan John V., clerk Hall of Records, r. 1012 Fifteenth
Do an Joseph, horsetrader, r. 560| Natoma
Dolan Joseph, seaman, r. i 31 Second
Dolan Joseph, stonecutter J. B. Blanchard & Co., r. NE
cor Cycle and Railroad Avs, Ocean View
Dolan Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 648 Waller
Doian Joseph F., r. 731 Harrison
Dolan Joseph P. , 2d asst engineer stmr Corona, r. 19i
Pond
Dolan Josephine M., stenographer Cal. Notion and Tov
Co., r. 648 Waller
Dolan Lawrence, gasfitter, r. r. 8 Lundy Lane
Dolan Lawrence, laborer, r. 560 Pennsylvania Av
Dolan Luke, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Dolan Marguerite Miss, stenographer Pickens i Co., r.
69 California Av
Dolan Maria, widow, r. 122 Perry
Dolan Marion, bartender, r. 135 Shipley
Dolan Mark, bartender, r. 729| Natoma
Dolan Mary Miss, r. 226J Sanchez
Dolan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Lundy Lane
Dolan Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 277 Stevenson
Dolan Marj J. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 1012 Fifteenth
Dolan Michael (Dolan Bros.) r. 729| Natom*
Dolan Michael, bartender, r. 143 Third
Dolan Michael, clerk Macondray & Co. , r. 920 Nineteenth
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. 212 First
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. 33s Minna
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. 1605 Fulton
Dolan Michael, stevedore, r. 338 Minna
Dolan Michael F. , proprietor Railroad House, 2623 Sutter
Dolan Michael H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
8 Lundy Lane
Dolan Michael J. , assistant e gineer S. F. Fire Dept.
Dolan Michael M., machinist, r. 235 J Fell
Dolan Miles A., chandelier-maker Thomas Dav & Co., r.
126 Ivy Av
Dolan Nellie, widow, dressmaker, r. 29i Clara, rear
Dolan Nellie A. Miss, shoefitter, r. 850 Bay
Dolan Norah, widow, r. Twelfth Av South bet N and P
Dolan Patrick (Dolan Bros.) r. 729i Natoma
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Gough"
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
Dolan Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1034
Army
Dolan Patrick C, fireman Golden Gate Park, r. 312
Hickorj- Av
Dolan Philip, liquors, 624 Jackson and 628 Merchant, r.
1007 Washington
Dolan Robert, watchman, r. 1605 Fulton
Dolan Robert E., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 920 Nine-
teenth
Dt.lan Thomas, laborer, r. 226J Sanchez
l>OL.4\ THO.tlAS, proprietor Champion Soap Works,
£ s Potrero Av bet Alameda and El Dorado, r. 50
Potrero Av
Dolan Thomas B. , r. 850 Bay
Dolan Thomas F., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 523 Franklin
Dolan Thomas F., sweeper Harbor CommissionerB, r.
243 Langton
Dolan Thomas F., teamster, r. 2623 Sutter
Dolan Thomas F. Jr., clerk Railroad House
Dolan Thomas L., laborer, r. 231 Peary, rear
Dolan Timothy, contractor, r. 777 Haight
Dolan William, blacksmith, 7 Louisa, r. 21 Louisa
Dolan William, canvasser, r. 654 Minna
Dolan William, civil engineer, r. 312 Hickory At
Dolan William, clerk John S. Alsop, r. 333 Shipley
Dolan William, hackman, r. 2517 Post
Dolan William, printer, r. 706 California
Dolan William b. , real estate, r. 1223 Waller
Dolan William L., bartender, r. 560 Pennsylvania
Dolan W. Kisling, bookkeeper Nathan, Dohrmann &Co.,
r. 234 Eleventh
X^ Dolan. See Doolan
D(3lase Otto, seaman, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
DOLBEER JOU.\ (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lom-
bard
DOLBEER A <ARSO\ (John Dolbeer and William
Carson) wholesale lumber dealers, shipping and
agents Dolbeer & Carson Lvunber Co. , 10 California,
room 3
DOLBEER <t: CAR!»0\ Lr.MBER CO. (Eureka,
Humboldt County, Cal.) Dolbeer & Carson agen s, 10
California, room 3
Dolberg. Peter, fireman stmr Alameda
Dolce Stephen, r. 416J Sixth
Dold Joseph, gun and locksmith, 262 Eighth
Dold Joseph, tailor, 722 Valencia
Dold J. Packing Co. (Kansas City, Mo.) Eugene B. Grace
agent, 513 Front
Dold Peter, cabinet maker Sanborn, \'ail & Co.,r. 1320
Steiner
Dolder Leopold F., traveling salesman Tlllmann & Ben-
del, r. 905 Fourteenth
Dole Edwin, expressman, SW cor Larkin and McAllister,
r. 2361 Thirteenth
Dole Stephen, pressman, r. 20J Sixth
Dole Walter W., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Dolemas Thomas, bathman Leppich & Kleinhans
Dolet John B. , hquors, 817 Larkin
Dolet Louis E., manager J. B. Dolet, 817 Larkin
Dolheguv Grace, widow, r. 1324 Jackson
Dolhegiiy Leon (Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguv) r. 921J Filbert
Dolheguy Maria Miss, bookkeeper Kuhlmeyer & Dol-
hegiiy, r. 1324 Jackson
Doliver John, longshoreman, r. 24 Verona
Doll Edward C, clerk Edward H. Goetze, r. 433 Sutter
Dollar James, manager Dollar Lumber Co., 10 California,
room 11, r. San Rafael
Dollar Lumber Co. , James Dollar manager, 10 Califor-
nia, room 11
DOLLAR ROBERT, manager Usal Redwood Co., 10
California, r. San Rafael
Dollard Arthur W., clerk Frank' Barnard, r. 1803 La-
guna
Dollard Edward J. , clerk City of Paris, r. 1803 Lagona
Dollard John, teamster, 113 Front, r. 1803 Laauna
Dollard John A., sailmaker Edward E. Hitch, r. 642
Twenty-second
Dollard Mary E., widow, tailoress, r. 7 Seventh
Dollard Wiil'iam, wool grader, r. 13 R' ndell PI
Dollard William E., oystemian The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 58 Tehama
DoUe Emma, widow, r. 431 Clementina, rear
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET aM SMWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 IWONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOUNF ENGINES
■■^•■^^ PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
DOL
495
DON
Dolle James, clerk, r. 431 Clementina, rear
Dolle Mary A., domestic 2218 Jackson
Dollein Adam, tinsmith, r. 2921 Mission
Dollenger L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1046i Folsom
Dollenger Marx, tailor, r. 1046i Folsom
Dollerup Benjamin, ship carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Dolling Elsabe, widow, r. 918 Page
DoHing William H., engraver, 3 Hardie PI, r. 918 Page
Oolliver Edwin, steward, r. 745 Folsom
DoUiver Frank P., salesman, r. 360 Eleventh
Dolliver John S., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. Alameda
DoUiver Louis E., gripman Cal. St. RK., r. 360 Eleventh
•Dolliver Samuel K. (Do.liver & Bro.) r. 12 Beaver
Dolliver Sewall, clerk Dolliver & Bro., r. 1008 Jones
Dolliver Thomas (Dolliver & Bro.) r. 2201 Fillmore
Dolliver William, porter Dolliver & Bro., r. 1736 San
Carlo-i Av
Dolliver William, salesman, r. 2710J Harrison, rear
Dolliver & Brother (Thomas and Samuel R.) shoe mnfrs'
material, 29 Second
Dollman Frank, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Dollman Frederick K. , r. 424 Leavenworth
Dollman John, baker, r. 2232 Mission
Dolly Michael P., wood and coal, 5 Oak Grove Av, r. 911i
Harris' m
Dolph Elof H., di%er, r. 15 Henry
Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club, James J. Cronin
secretary, SE cor North Point and Leavenworth
Dolphin Yachting Club, office 539 California
Dolton John J. , laborer, r. 506 Napa
Dolton Richard, laborer, r. 506 Napa
Domange Francis, waiter 112 Geary, r. 29 John
Domaranz Raphael (Domaranz & Arcanin) r. 1334 Broad-
way
Domaranz & Arcanin (Raphael Domaranz and George
Arcanin) restaurant, 2011 Polk
Domarie Dominiuo, laborer Thompson Bros., r. 4 Green
Domay Andrew, porter Wichman, Lutgen & Co., r. 933
Ktamy
Dombach John, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 707
Diamond
Dombernowsky F. A., glove cutter Baruch & Co., r. 304
Dombrower Helen, widow, r. 1419J Webster
Domenic & Co. (Domenico Figone) florists, 307 Kearny
and 338 Sutter
Domenichini Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1648 Mission
Domenichini Celestine (Domenichni & Venturi) r. 1617
Powell
Domenichini Frank, clerk A. Domenichini r. 1648 Mis-
sion
Domenichini Michael, clerk A. Domenichini, r. 1648
Mission
Domenichini & Venturi (C. Domenichini and V. Ven-
turi) groceries and li(|uors, 1501 Powell
Domenici Basilio, tailor, 1335 Dupont, r. 313^ Lombard
Domeniconi Albert, clerk, r. 2008 Taylor
Domeniconi Amelia, widow, r. 2008 Taylor
Domeniconi Dominic, teamster, r. 713^ Greenwich
Domeniconi Severena, clerk, r. 2008 Taylor
Domergue Achille, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Domergue Josephine, widow, dressmaker, r. 1622 Stock-
ton
1IOMESTIC SEl^lNt; NACHIXES AND PAPER
FA!>tHIONS, J. W. Evansagent, 1021 Market
Domett William E., r. 708 Guerrero
Domingo Manuel, laborer, r. 13 8 Dupont
Dominguez Adolph, leather carver, 1332 Dupont
Dominguez R. A., engineer stmr San Jose, r. 1405 Pow-
ell
Dominic Jean, laundrjTnan, r. 605 Broadway
Dominic Marty, milker Liberty Dairy, r. N s Russian
Av nr Naples
Dominica Leonia, cabinet maker Julius G. Klemm, r.
438 Francisco
DOMINICAN CHURCH, NW cor Bush and Steiner
PABST BREWING CO,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL /NATIONS DRI/\K
pred(^ri(;l^sbdr(5 [^<^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
DOMINICAN CONVENT, 1210 Guerrero
DOMINICAN MONASTERY, W s Steiner bet Bush
and Pine
Dominion Social Club, 421 Seventeenth
Dominique Fouree, furnished rooms, 246 Fourth
Dominique Jean, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Dommes William C. , machinist Electrical Engineering
Co., r. 511 Douglass
Domnshat W., porter Commercial House
Dompmartin Jeanne, domestic 2123 Fillmore
Domrowe Wilhelm, boots and shoes, 1324 Polk, r. 337
Tenth Av
Domshee Paul, bookkeeper J. Seidl & Co., r. 1309 Stock-
ton
Dona Antone, harness maker, r. 6 Cleveland
Donagher Kate Miss, laundress Manuel Alvares, r. 713^
Minna
Donaghy Barney, laborer, r. 208 Second
Donaghy James S., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 623 Har-
rison
Donaghy Michael, wood and coal, 404 Fifth
Donahoe Charles T., teamster, r. 1045 Folsom
Donahoe Frank, laborer, r. 27 Gilbert
Donahoe Johanna, widow, r. 27 Gilbert
Donahoe Park, teamster, r. 1045 Folsom
Donahoe Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Gilbert
Donahoe Thomis, bootblack, r. 340i Fifth
Donahoe Thomas, steward Oriel Hotel
Donahoe William R. , laborer, r. 713 Battery
Donahoo Michael J., vice-president Burge & Donahoo
Co. , 220 Sansome, room 4, r. Oakland
Donahoo Peter B., mining engineer, office 220 Sansome.
room 4, r. Oakland
Donahue Annie, widow, r. 824 Pennsylvania Av
DONAHUE ANNIE, widow, office 916 Market, room
36, Telephone Main 1673, r. NE cor Bryant and
Second
Donahue Ann'e Miss, shoefltter, r. 28 Alvarado
Donahue Charles E., driver J. Spaulding & Co., r. 353
Tehama
Donahue Charles H., kettleman Am. Brewerj-, r. 1603
Mason
Donahue Charles J. , bartender, r. 2210 Jones
Donahue Daniel, engineer, r. 1412 Mason
Donahue Daniel, brewer Am. Brewery, r. 724 Green
Donahue Dennis, teamster, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue Edward F., porter, r. 484 Tehama
Donahue Edward H., compositor Chronicle, r. 212 Eddy
Donahue Elizabeth Mrs., teacher Redding Primarj^
School, r. 132 Julian Av
Donahue Ellen, widow, r. 4 Zoe PI
Donahue Eugene, expressman, r. 145J Dore
Donahue George, r. 718 Natoma
Donahue George, laborer, r. 87 Colton
Donahue Henry, druggist, 500 Fourth
Donahue Henry, >ewing machine agent, r. 614 Birch Av
Donahue Henry M., clerk Thomas E. Windell, r. 1018
Howard
Donahue Henry M., druggist, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue Henry J., porter, r. 933 Kearny
Donahue Honora, widow, r. 718 Fourteenth
Donahue Hugh, carriage painter, r. 6 Kissling
Donahue James, r. 312 Lily Av
Donahue James, baker, r. 934 Seventeenth
Donahue James, barber, 1933 Mission
Donahue James E., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 28
Alvarado
Donahue James E. Jr., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
28 Alvarado
Donahue James J., wrapper Hale Bros., r. 120i Eigh-
teenth
Donahue James T., bookkeeper Stevenson & Co., r. 120
Eighth
Donahue James T., bookke per, r. 443 Brj'ant
Donahue Jeremiah J., driver, r. 113i Ridley
Donahue John, file cutter, r. 6 Ridley
Donohue John, gripman, r. 1721a Haight
r>AC~I~^l in* iCIl T^r^O Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
r/\b I lU K I I L I lK^ C. Brown & Sop m> 823 Met St
PEBBIER-JOUET k CO. GimGNE
FOn SHllE BV RUU FIRST-CUASS WIJIE VIMI^
CHHTITS AJ4D GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of \V. B. Cbaptaan.)
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Donahue John, plasterer, r. 988 Howard
Donahue John F., clerk, r. 28 Alvarado
Donahue John R., porter, r. 934 Seventeenth
Donahue John W., compositor Journal of Commerce, r.
16 Clara
Donahue Joseph, carpet layer, r. 616 Mason
Donahue Joseph, salesman, r. 419 Laguna
Donohue Kate Miss, seamstress, r. Royal House
Donahue Maggie Mrs., furnished rooms, 443| Minna
Donohue Mary, wiuow, r. 2210 Jones
Donahue May F. Miss, clerk Hall of Records, r. 315
Grove
Donahue Michael, hostler, r. 274 Jessie
Donahue Patrick, jt-weler, 1016 Shotwell
Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. 336 Duncan
Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Donahue Patrick, porter A. C. Nichols & Co. , r. 1519
Mason
Donahue Patrick J., contractor and builder, r. 118i Pre-
cita Av
Douanue Peter, capitalist, r. 346 First
Donahue Robert E., driver National Ice Co., r. 443
Brj'ant
Donahue Simon, shoemaker, r. 477 Jessie
Donahue Thomas, r. 115 Grove
Donahue William, liquors, NE cor Mission and Steuart,
r. 635 Natoma
Donahue William J., clerk, r. 718 Fourteenth
Donahue W. M. Mrs., r. 443 Bryant
BS"Donabue. See Donahoe, Donahoo, Donoghue, Don-
ohoe and Donohue
Donahy Dani 1, butcher, r. 445 Minna
Donahy Thomas, teamster, r. 44.'i Minna
Donahy Tnnothy, laborer, r. 445 Minna
Donahy Timothy Jr. , waiter, r. 445 Minna
Donaire Henrj-, steward stnir Alameda
Donald Andrew, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 321 Penn-
sylvania Av
Donald Harriet Mrs., nurse, r. 1104 Mission
Donald J. C, with The Associated Press, r. 912 Pine
Donald John, r. 526 Connecticut
Donald John, boilermaker, r. 121 Arkansas
Donald Joseiih E., student, r. 122 Scott
Donald Mary, widow, r. 631 Locust Av
Donald Timothy, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Donald William, joiner, r. 526 Connscticut
Donald William, sergeant at anns Board of Supervis-
ors, r. 616 O'Farrell
Donaldson A., master mariner, r. 717 Capp
Donaldson Alexander, dockmaster, r. 339^ Clementina
Donaldson Alfred E., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital, r.
918 Jackson
Donaldson Annie Miss, boxtrimmer, r. 429 Seventh
Donaldson Charles G. , printer, r. 926 Mission
Donaldson David, bookkeeper, r. 926 Mission
Donaldson Frank J., solicitor, r. 1067 Mission
Donaldson George W., fireman, r. 1330 Sanchez
Donaldson Helen R. , widow, r. 1608 Devisadero
Donaldson Ida, domestic 1812 Larkin
Donaldson James, broker, 207 Battery, r. Oakland
Donaldson James, shipping and commission, r. 1615 Sac-
ramento
Donaldson John, cellarman, r. 339i Clementina
Donaldson John E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1745
Hayes
Donaldson .Joseph F., clerk Byxbee & Clark, r. 1330
Sanchez
Donaldson Robert, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 3395
Clementina
UOKALDSON ROBERT A., assistant General Pass-
enger and Ticket Agent S. P. Co., r. 1151 Octavia
Donaldson Robert H., clerk Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dept
S. P. Co., r. 1151 Octavia
Donaldson Stuart, printer, r. 428 Oak
Donaldson William, draughtsman U. S. Naval Construc-
tion Office, r. 3391 Clementina
lurt
618
Donaldson William, wireworker West Coast Wire and
Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Donaldson William A., vice-president Truckee Lumber
Co. of San Francisco, r. Truckee, Cal
Donaldson Watson N. , mail clerk Examiner, r. 509 Jones
Donaldson & Co. (James Donaldson) shipping and com-
mission merchants, 207 Batterj-, room 7
I^T'Donaldson. See Donelson
Donaleby Abraham (Harris & DonUeby) r. 136 Second
Donati A & G. (Antonio and Gastano) fruits and vege-
tables, 1200 Kearny
Donati Antonio (A. & G. Donati) r. 1200 Kearny
Donati Gaetano (A. and G. Donati) 1200 Kearny
Donavon Daniel J., attornev at law, 18 Supreme
Bldg, r. 6 Godeus
Donavon Edward, laborer, r. 209 Capp
Donavon Nellie, widow, r. 7144 Natoma
l^'Donavon. See Donovan
Donbarand Joseph, compositor James H. Barrj-,
Harrison
Doncaria Louis, laborer Am. Salt Co.
Doncks Peter H., capitalist, r. 339^ Hayes
Dondere Joseph, clerk E. J. Robinson & Co.. r. 4 Vir-
ginia PI
Dondere Joseph, jeweler, r. 4 Virginia Court
Dondero Andrew, finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1211 Powell
Dondero Antonio, scavenger, r. 1810 Lombard
Dondero August, baker, r. 718 Greenwich
DONDERO €HARLE.S, secretary Italian Chamber of
Commerce, 506 Batterj-, r. Adeline Station, Berkeley
Dondero Charles G., clerk Gleason & Dickson, r. 2815
Greenwich
Dondero Frank, baker, r. 718 Greenwich
Dondero Frank, teamster, r. 19 Russell
Dondero Giovanni (Toppiano & Dondero) r. 522 Green
Dondero Giovanni B., r. 718 Greenwich
Dondero James, horfctrainer, r. 718 Greenwich
Dondero John, candymaker, r. 420 Filbert
Dondero John, i)acker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 718 Green-
wich
Dondero Louis, laborer, r. 6 Russell
Dondero Louis, porter, r. 521 Geary
Donegan Edwaid, laborer, r. 63* Everett
Donegan Hubert, surve* or, r. 810 Mission
Donegan John, longshoreman, r. 6'i\ Everett
Donegan John J. , wood and coal, 716 Folsom, r. 48 Ritch
Donegan Margaret, widow, r. 1232a Broadway
Donegan Thomas, plimiber, r. 1232a Broadway
Donegan William, hostler, r. 1000 Geary
Donegan William J. , bartender J. L. Mitchell, r. 131 Ash
Av
fi^" Donegan. See Donigan and Dunnigan
Donelin Timothy J. , clerk Freight .\uditor's Dept S. P.
Co. , r. East Oakland
Donelon Peter, fireman stmr Apache
Donelson D. August, salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r.
616J Filbert
fi^" Donelson. See Donaldson
Donigan Belle Miss, r. 212 Powell
Donigan Frank P., helper G. & E. Snook, r. 1121 -Mont-
gomerj-
Donigan John, musician, r. 3632a Sixteenth
Donigan Michael, porter, r. 1121 Montgomerj-
Donigan Michael Jr., patternmaker, r. 1121 Mont-
gomery
a^ Donigan. See Donegan, Dunigan and Dunnigan
Donisou Harry J., marine engineer, r. 154 Berry
Donkersloot Arie, iioultry ranch. Ninth Av South in-
Dry Dock
Donkin H. , salesman Payot, Uphaiu & Co. , r. 417 Mason
Donlan Charles H., canvasser, r. 32 Russ
Donlan Frank R., clerk, r. 32 Russ
Donlan James D., Mosaic worker, r. 5-26 Howard
Donlan John P., canvasser, r. 32 Russ
Donlan Joseph D.,tile setter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
526 Howard
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Telephone, Mam S'^s-
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Odnlan Kate F. Miss, saleslady, r. 219 Sanchez
Uonlan Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Clementina
Donlan Thomas, messman stmr Mariposa
Uonlan Thomas, speculator, r. 32 Russ
Uonlan Thomas, stableman G. Lindaun, r. 862 Howard
Donlan Thomas E., fireman S. F. and San Mateo Rv, r.
235 Eighth
Donlan Thomas S., blacksmith, r. 20i Otis PI
Donlan William, laborer, r. 219 Sanchez
Donlan William E., clerk, r. 32 Kuss
t^ Donlan. See Donalan, Donlon and Donnellan
Donleavy Michael F., merchant, r. llSli Howard
Donleavy Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 113(5 Howard
Donley William H., waiter, r. 311 Jessie
£3" Donley. See Donnelly and Donnolly
Donlon Dennis G., shoemaker, 105 Ash Av
Donlon John H. , barber H. Scheunert, r. cor Fourth and
Minna
Donlon Joseph M. , insurance solicitor Charles Chris-
tiansen, r. 729 Twenty-third
Donlon Michael, car inspector S. P. Co., r. 131^ Lang-
ton
Donlon Michael, longshoreman, r. 17 Minna
Donlon Michael J., stableman, r. 309 Francisco
Donlon Patrick F., plasterer, r. 4 Merritt
Donlon Thomas, gripraan Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1218 Green
Donlon William J., machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 309
Francisco
Donlon William J., clerk, r. 729 Twenty-third
ISr Donlon. See Donlan and Donnellan
Donne Richard M., expressman, cor Washington and
Battery, r. 1009 McAllister
Donne Robert M., conductor S.P. Co., r. 404 Third
Donne Joseph H., repacker, r. 1009 McAllister
Donne Richard J. , clerk, r. 1009 McAllister
Don nel James N^., photographer John H. Peters, r. 233
Seventh
Donnelan Edward J., printer Cox & Donnelan, r. Sau.sa-
lito
Donnelan Thomas (Cox & Donnelan) r. Sausalito
DON^ELL .4RTUUR C. (O'Kell, Donnell & Co.) r.
California Hotel
Donnell Jonathan, r. 807 \'an Ness Av
Donnellan George E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1400
Mason
Donnellan Thomas P., r. 719 O'Farrell, rear
Donnellan Thomas P. Jr., accountant, r. 719 O'Farrell,
rear
Donnellan William E., clerk, r. 1406 Mason
Donn-Ellan William T., salesman, r. 1832 Market
8^ Donnellan. See Donlan and Donlon
Donnelly A., messboy stmr San Bias
Donnelly Albin B., gu rd County Jail 2
Donnelly Annie, widow, r. 1922 Taylor
Donnelly B., hoseman Engine 4, r. 8 Minna
Donnelly Bernard, groceries and liquors, 1901 Fillmore,
r. 2014 Fillmore
Donnelly Bernard, liquors, 315 East, r. 118 Clara
Donnelly Bridget, widow, r. 110 Seventh
Donnelly Bryan, deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
315 Eighth
Donnelly Catherine, widow, r. 1610 Post
Donnelly Charles F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1331
Valencia
Donnelly Charles J. A., dresser St. Mary's Hospital
Donnelly Christie, widow, r. 607 Bryant
Donnelly Christine, domestic 2540 Vallejo
Donnelly Cronin, laborer, r. 678 Bran nan
Donnelly Daniel, laborer, r. 1813 Stevenson
Donnelly Daniel W., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co. , r. San Mateo
Donnell V Duke M. , horseshoer, r. 1045 Market
D0N:VELLV, D1'.\KE & CO. (Edward T. Donnelly
and James F. Dunne) stock raisers, 601 California
Donnelly Edward, r. NE cor Atkins and Brazil Av
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA/ND*S
KGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Donnelly Edward, gilder, Sanborn, Vail At Co., r. 137
Fourth Av
Donnelly Edward F., distributor Post Office, r. 2412 Sac-
ramento
Donnelly Edward F., physician and surgeon, 402 Hayes,
r. 497 Gough
Donnelly Edward J. C, sa'esman The Maze, r. 1302 Pine
Donnelly Edward T. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. 318 Oak
Donnelly Edward T., contractor, r. .58 Shipley
Donnelly Ellen, widow, lodgings, 724 Front
Donnelly Francis A., salesman, r. 704 Sansome
Donnelly Frank (Nagle h Donnelly), r. 1241J Market
Donnelly Frank, truckman Truck 3
Donnelly Frank J., porter, r. 329 Riteh
Donnelly Frank J., teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 208
Town.send
Donnelly Frank L., expressman, r. 937 Eighteenth
Donnelly Frank R., butcher Horn & Judge, r. JV s First
Av South nr Railroad Av
Donnelly Frederick J., patternmaker, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly George, laborer, r. 7 Be mont PI
Donnelly George C. P. , laborer, r. 7 Polk Lane
Donnelly George J. , brassworker Eureka Brass Wks,
r. Oakland
Donnelly George S., r. 1618 Fulton
Donnelly George S. Jr., dental student, r. l^ilS Fulton
Donnelly George W. , teamster, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Henry, peddler, r. 7 Belmont PI
Donnelly Henry J., bartender, r. 2440 California
Donnelly Hugh, porter Murph3', Grant & Co., r. 15
Langton
Donnelly James, carriage painter, r. 356 Clementina
Donnelly James, laborer, r. Alms House
Donnelly James, lineman, r. 734 Natoma
Donnelly James, master schr Webfoot, office 48 Market
Donnelly James J. (Donnelly & Bramian) r. 1201 Oc-
tavia
Donnelly James O., painter, r. 311 Castro
Donnelly James T., laborer, r. 9 Vasserot PI
Donnelly James W., real estate, 31 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 215
Shotwell
Donnelly Jane J., widow, r. 7 Polk Lane
Donnelly John, r. 137 Fourth Av
Donnelly John, r. 946 Mission
Donnelly John, butcher, r. 247 Sixth
Donnellj' John, marine engineer, r. 24J Lajiidge
Donnelly John, miner, r. 635 Geary
Donnelly John, porter Cobum, Tevis & Co., r. 110
Seventh
Donnelly John A., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1113 Pierce
Donnel'y John C, liquors, 210 Grant Av, r. Oakland
Donnelly John C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
19 Sumner
Donnelly John E., actor, r. 724 Twentv-third
Donnelly John H., molder, r. 2428 Bush
Donnelly John H., sheet ironworker, r. 58 Shipley
Donnelly John H., wood carver, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly John T., painter, r. 70 Minna
Donnelly John T., stair buildei-, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Joseph, r. 2818 Greenwich
Donnelly Joseph, clerk, r. 937 Eighteenth
Donnelly Joseph, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Donnelly Joseph C, porter Magner Bros., r. 1241.V
Market
Donnelly Lizzie Miss, casemaker S. F. Jewelry Co, r. 516
Brannan
Donnelly L. M., r. 112 Taylor
Donnelly Louis P., porter, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Louise M. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 815 Oak
Donnelly Luke, oiler stmr Rio de Janeiro
Donnelly Margaret, widow, r. 7 Belmont PI
Donnelly Martin, painter, r. 540 Valencia
Donnelly Mary J., widow, domestic 308 Page
Donnelly Mary E Miss, vi('e-princi))al Hearst Grammar
School, r. 815 Oak
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Donnelly Michael, laborer, r. 109 Buena Vista
Donnelly Michael, tanner, r. 58 Shipley
Donuel y Micliael, tinsmith, r. IVM Market
Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper Timothy J. Moj-rihau,
r. 222 Seventeenth
Donnelly Minnie Miss, machine operator Levi Strauss .k
Ck)., r. 516 Brannan
Donnelly Patrick, r. 531a Hayes
Donnelly Patrick, liquors, SE cor Mission and Fourth, r.
150^ Tehama
Donnelly Patrick, p ast«rer, r. 4 Merritt
Donnelly Patrick F. , brassfinisher, r. 135 Tehama
Doiuielly Patrick T. , abstract clerk U. S. Mint, r. 905
Market
Donnelly Peter, blacksmith, r. 16J Decatur
Donnelly Peter, laborer, r. 516 Brannan
Donnelly Peter, proprietor Uuiver-al House, 140 Minna,
r. 208 Seventh
Donnel y Richard M., cigarmaker, r. 660 Howard
Donnelly Sadie, confectionery, 531 Hayes
Donnelly Sarah F. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 815 Oak
Donnelly Thomas, r. 531 Seventh
Donnelly Thomas, laborer, r. 35-2 Jessie
Donnelly Thomas, lonsjshoreman, r. 247 Second
Donnelly Walton C, teamster, r. 1618 Fulton
Donnelly William, jjeddler, r. 7 Belmont PI
Donnelly William F. , marine engineer, r. 1915 Gean-
DOX NELLY A BRANNAN (.James J. Donnelly)
wines and liquors, SE cor California and Kearny and
SE cor Seventh and Mission
eS" Donnelly. See Donley
Donnels Albert T., salesman Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 101
Scott
DONNELS HORACE C, cashier Home Life Insur-
ance Co. , r. 101 Scott
Donnels Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 101 Scott
Donner Heurv- L., shipping clerk Lievre, Fricke & Co., r.
1515b Market
Donner Theodore, r. 2818 Greenwich
Dimnolly James, laborer, r. 151 Silver
DonnoUy Mary, widow, r. 140 Hickery Av
Donnolly Marj-, widow, r. 306 Hyde
Donogh Andrew O. , salesman Charles B. Perkins, r. 412
Fifth Av
DmoghT. J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 340
Fourth Av
Donoghue E. M. Miss, r. 1026= Larkin
Donoghue Ignatius, stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
331 Turk
Donoghue Joseph, clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 331 Turk
Donoghue Joseph, laborer, r. 959 Bryant
Donoghue Julia, domestic 3319 Clay
Donoghue Kate, widow, r. 7A Isis
Donoghue Michael, messenger First National Bank, r.
815 Eddv
Donoghue Timothy, mining, r. 220 Fulton
DONOMOE BLiLDlNV, NE cor Market and Taylor,
entrance 1170 Market
Donohoe Cornelius C. policeman, r. 27i Devisadero
DONOHO£I>ENl!!», Consul Great BriUin, office 506
Battery, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Donohoe Denis Jr. (Cormac & Donohoe) attorney at law,
207 Battery, roo ns 15-17, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Donohoe Edward, teller Donohoe-Kelly Banking Co.,
r. 526 Harrison
Donohoe Hugh (Roche & Donohoe) r. 8 Carlos PI
Donohoe .James, r. J 513a Howard
DONOHOE JAMES H., superintendent Station F
Post Office, NE cor Post and Devisadero, r. 27|
Devisadero
Donohoe John, miner, r. 624 Fourth
DONOHOE JO.SEPH A., president Douoboe-Kelly
Banking Co., r. 526 Harrison
DONOHOE JOSEPH A. Jr., secretar\- Donohoe-
Kelly Banking Co., r. 2117 Pacific .\v
DONOHOE-KELLY BANKINCi CO., Joseph A.
Donohoe president, Howard Havens \'ice-president,
Joseph A. Donohoe Jr. secretary, James A. Thomp-
son cashier, NE cor Montgomery and Sutter, Tele-
phone Main 864
Donohoe Marv, widow, r. Tenth Av South nr Railroad
Av
Donohoe Mary Mrs. , r. 23 Bridge PI
Donohoe Michael (Donohoe & Murphy) r. 1309 California
Donohoe Patrick, car driver, r. 54 Clementina
Donohoe Patrick, stone cutter, 1613 Turk, r. 1309 Cali-
fornia
Donohoe Peter, blacksmith, r. 8 Carlos PI
Donohoe & Murphy (Michael Donohoe and John Murphy)
wood and coal, 1309 California
S^" Donohoe. See Donahoe, Donaghue, Donohue and
Donahue
Donohue Allie, carpenter, r. 72 West Mission
Donohue Andrew, laborer, r. Alms House
Donohue Anna, widow, r. 1100 Stevenson
Donohue Annie, domestic 1413 Taylor
Donohue Catherine, widow, r. 2018 Filbert
Donohue Catherine Mrs., r. 122 Taylor
Donohue Celia, widow, r. 160j Howard
Donohue Charles A., clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towne.r. 17
Oak
Donohue Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 848 Howard,
r. 314 Minna
Do"ohue Cornelius, laborer, r. 218 Minna
Donohue Cornelius J., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Donohue Delia Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 1020
Bryant
Donohue Ellen, widow, r. 1624 Howard
Donohue Eugene, student, r. 72 West Mission
Donohue Francis, r. 1.508 Guerrero
Donohue Frank M., grocer, 428 Twenty-fourth, r. 1502
Guerrero
Donohue James, r. 13 Everett
Donohue James, driver, r. 1614 Stevenson
Donohue James, groceries and liquors, 116 Seventh, r.
551 i Minna
Donohue James, m^'lder, r. 46 Tehama
Donohue Jnmes, salesman T. D. McCarthy, r. 120 Fourth
Donohue James L., clerk James Donohue, r. 551J Minna
Donohue Jenn e, domestic The Baldwin
Donohue Jeremiah, clerk Cornelius Don«hue, r. 84S
Howard
Donohue Jeremiah, seaman, r. 744 Harrison
Donohue John, blacksmith, r. 1704a Harrison
DoQohue John, butcher Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
r. N bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Avs South
D nohue John, g.Ider Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. West
Berkeley
Donohue John, h 'Stler, r. 212 Broadway
Donohue John, hostler, r. 410 Fifteenth
Donohue John, painter, r. 264 Clara
Donohue John, painter, r. 1624 Howard
Donohue John, teamster, r. 2018 Filbert
Donohue John Mrs., widow, r. 27 Gilbert
Donohue John J., salesman R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. N~W
cor Harrison and Steuart
Donohue John W., contractor, r. 72 West Mission
Donohue Joseph, painter J. St. Denis 4 Co., r. 1606
Howard j
Donohue Kate, domestic 1762 Howard |
Donohue Kate, widow, r. 414 Sixth I
Donohue Lawrence, brakeman, r. 520 Fourth ]
Donohue Lizzie Miss, domestic 1701 Van Ness At
Donohue Margaret, domestic Mount St. Joseph's Infant
Orphan Asylum
Donohue Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, 113
Juniper
Donohue Marv A., widow, r. 787 Haight
Donoh\ie Matthew, foreman P. and O. RR., r. 26 Minna
Donohue Michael, r. 234 Fifth
Donohue Michael, wood and coal, 406 Fifth
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Donohue Ps-.tnck, contractor, r. 72 West Mission
Deuahue Patrick, laborer, r. 1301 Point Lobos Av
DONOHUE PATRICK J., d,.,„
In cUulce family groceries, tine wines,
liquors and cigars, fresli ranch eggs and
batter, XE cor Montgomery and Oreen
Uonohue Peter, r. 281 Second
Donohue Peter A., carpenter r. 72 West Mission
Donohue Philip, r. 24 Hunt
Uohohue Robert, clerk Joseph S. Marshall, r. 910 Clay
Donohue Roger, expressman. 1341 Alabama
Donohue Susan, widow, r. 1423 Pine
Donohue Thomas, r. 425 Eddy
Donohue Thomas, engineer, r. 114 Grove
Donohue Thomas, groceries and liquors, 500 Grove
Donohue Thomas, laborer, r. 404 Fourth
Donohue William, clerk James Donohue, r. 55J Minna
Donohue William H. (Donohue cSi Kerdell) r. 61(i Masou
Donohue & Kerdell (William H. Donohue and Tony Ker-
dell) mnfg jewelers, 134 Sutter
^g" Donohue. See Donahue, Donahoo, Donoghue and
Donohoe
Donovan Addie, widow, copyist, r. 303 Polk
Donovan Agnes, widow, r. 727| Tehama
Donovan Allen W., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Service,
r. 533 Bryant
Donovan Andrew J., chief deputy Superintendent
Streets, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Augustine J. , salesman, r. 1715J San Carlos Av
Donovan Bridget, widow, r. 2(56 Jessie
Donovan Catherine, widow, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Catherine, widow, r. 524 Hickory Av
Donovan Charles, driver J. Hertz & Co., r. 6 Medan PI
Donovan Charles, with Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 13890'Farrell
Donovan Charles F., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1010 Tennessee
Donovan Charles H., printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 29
Garden
Donovan Cornelius, r. 1809 Pine
Dojovan Cornelius, coal passer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3
Pixley
Donovan Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 903 Sanchez
Donovan Cornelius, laborer, r. 24J Harriet
Donovan Cornelius, machinist, r. 860 Bryant
Donovan Daniel (Galvin & Donovan) r. 786 Folsom
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 Stockton, r. 915
Union, rear
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 275J Minna
Donovan Daniel, woolgrader, r. 763 Bryant
Donovan Daniel, shoemaker, 2755 Union
Donovan Daniel P. , trimmer McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 721
Minna
Donovan David, bartender, r. 521J Stevenson
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 721 Natoma
Donovan Edward, driver Consumers' Ice Co., r. 420
Eighth
D(movan Edward, hostler, r. 358i Clementina
Donovan Edward P., deputy County Clerk, r. 29 Garden
Donovan Edward S., watchman, r. 10 Ritch
Donovan Ellen, widow, r. 421 Broderick
Donovan Ellen, widow, r. 1807 Mission
Donovan Ellen Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 511 Turk
Donovan Engene, laborer, r. 948 Harrison
Donovan Fra^k M., printer, r. 193a Filbert
Donovan Frank T. , shoemaker, r. 616^ Laguna
Donovan George, plumber, r. 37 Madison Av
Donovan George L. , decorator, r. 17151 San Carlos Av
Donovan George M. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 850
Bryant
Donovan Geraldine G. Miss, school teacher, r. Bush nr
Central Av
Donovan Helen, shoefllter, r. 139^ Fourteenth
Donovan Helena F. Miss, stenographer Davis Bros., r.
1306 Folsom
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Donovan Honora, widow, r. 612J Natoma
Donovan Hugh, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South bet R
and S
Donovan James, baker John Tamony, r. Valencia nr
Twenty-fourth
Donovan James, bricklayer, r. 1306 Folsom
Donovan James, cooper, r. 40 Spear
Donovan James, laborer, r. 1613 Twenty-seventh
Donovan James H. , boiler maker, r. 736 Hayes
Donovan James J., tanner, r. 1342 Nebraska
Donovan James M., butcher, r. 2 10 Grove
Donovan James P. (Donovan Express Co.) r. 611 J Grove
Donovan James T., policeman, r. 2219^ Polk
Donovan Jeremiah (Josich & Donovan) r. 1432 Howard
Donovan Jeremiah, calker, r. 208 Noe
Donovan Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 417 Minna
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 107 Twenty-third
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 720 Clementina
Dono an Jeremi ih, laborer, r. 1212 Mission
Donovan Jeremiah, r. 2711^ Laguna
Donovan Jeremiah, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 1012 Potrero
Av
Donovan Jerome, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 29 San-
cheu
Donovan Jerome, clerk Richard Tiddy, r. 1335^ Natoma
Doiionan John, r. 555 Natoma
Donovan John (D(mo van's Express Co.) r. 611 J Grove
Donovan John, artificial limb maker, r. 783 Mission
Donovan John, clerk United Shirt and Collar Co., r. 63
Natoma
Donovan John, conductor, r. 8 Gough
Donovan John, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Donovan John, hostler R. B. Milroy & Co., r. 3 Buchanan
PI
Donovan John, laborer, r. 6 Medau PI
Donovan John, laborer, r. 322 Twenty-first
Donovan John, labcjrer, r. 519J Brannan
Donovan John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Donovan John, laborer, r. Alms House
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 172 Clementina
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 2804 Sixteenth
Donovan John, teamster, r. 36 Tehama
Donovan John Mrs., lodgings, 783 Mission
Donovan John B. , blacksmith, r. 85 J Bryant
Donovan John E., engineer, r. 29 Garden
Donovan John H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co,
Fulton
Donovan John H. , plumber, r. 23J Zoe
Donovan John J., painter, r. 13S Eleventh
Donovan John J. , teamster, r. 46 Merritt
Donovan John P., carpenter, r. 421 Broderick
Donovan John P., helper Fulda Bros., r. 40 Spei
Donovan John P., ironworker, r. 73S Hayes
Donovan John P.. portrait artist, 26 O'Farrell
Donovan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1116 Potrero Av
Donovan Joseph, expressman, r. 37 Stanley PI
Donovan Kitte, hairdresser, r. 2215 Polk
Donovan Laura Miss, school teacher, r. 212 Noe
Donovan Lawrence, tanner Metten & Gebhardt,
Utah
Donovan Lawrence A., carriagemaker, r. 7312 Twenty-
second
Donovan Lucille Miss, dressmaker, r. 1000 Railroad
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Ddnovan Mamie, domestic 716 Franklin
Donovan Martin, messenger City and County Attorney,
r. 6161 Laguna
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 139i Fourteenth
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 512 Second
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 1526 Polk
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 1711 Clay
Donovan Mary E., domestic 1717 Broadway
Donovan Mary M., widow, r. 2215 Polk
Donovan M. E. M-s., widow, r. 1389 O'Farrell
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 12 Go leus, rear
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 91fti N'toma
Donovan Michael, teamster, r. 1307 Mnntgomerr
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DO!VOVAN miCHAEL J., painter, 1173 Market,
Telephone South 374, and recording secretary The
Builders' Exchange, 16 Post, r. 1633 Ellis
Donovan Michael M., carriagepainter, r. 731^ Twenty-
second
Donovan Michael T., butcher, r. 300 Railroad Av
Donovan Minnie, domestic 539 Turk
Donovan Murtagh, rancher, r. Eighteenth Av South bet
R and S
Donovan Neil L., carpenter, r 727 Church
Donovan Nellie E. Miss, millinerj-, 1526 Polk
Donovan Patrick, r. 23h Ritch
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 115 Langton
Donovan Pa;trick, shoemaker, 202 Second
Donovan Patrick A., ca penter, r. 743 Brannan
Donovan Peter W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 732a
Twenty-fourth
Donovan Robert, carpenter, r. 743 Brannan
Donovan Robert T., carrier Post Office, r. 2119 Jones
Donovan Thomas F., blacksmith Morgan & Cotter, r.
5194- Brannan
Donovan Timothy, r. 533 Bryant
Donovan Timothy (Dor ovan & Holland) r. 1338 Folsom
Donovan Timothy, hackman, r. 37 Stanley PI
Donovan Timothy, laborer, r. 3 Pixley
Donovan Timothy, molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 63 Na-
toma
Donovan Timothv A., shaemaker, 262 Stevenson, r. 37
Stanley PI
Donovan T mothy A., shoemaker J. C. Nolan k Co., r.
711 Diamond
Donovan William, laborer, r. 334 Louisiana
Donovan Wilham, laiborer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 930i Folsom
Donovan William, salesman Daniel Donovan, r. 915
Union
Donovan William D., liquors, 1440 Santa Clara
Donovan William F., bookkeeper, r. 29 Garden
Donovan William H., carriage painter, r. 529 Olive Ar
Donovan William H., molder Union Iron Wks, r. SSS
Ilhnois
Donovan William J., stockbroker, r. 620 Greenwich
Donovan & Holland (Timothy Donovan and Dan el Hol-
land) groceries and liquors, 233 Ninth
aS° Donovan. See Donavon
Donovan's Express Co. (James P. and John Donovan),
express and wood and coal, 222 Leavenworth
DOXZEL AINE J., secretary and manager Califor-
nia Fireworks Co. of San Fi-ancisco (limited) 219
Front, r. 41 1 Fair Oaks
Donzel Alice A., widow, r. 41^ Fair Oaks
DOIVZEL DAVID, secretary The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., 121 123 Main, r. 41 J Fai"- Oaks
Donzel Martha, domestic 2608 California
Doody Daniel, sergeant marines U. S. Marine Corps Re-
cruiting Rendevous, 20 Ellis
Doody Daniel D., harnessmaker, r. 1228 Bush
Doody Ellen, w.dow, r. 14 Oak
Doodv Patrick, laborer, r. 24 Laskie
^ Doody. See Dudy
DOOOAN MAVNES VERY REV. O, P., sub-prior
Dominican Mcmastery, W s Steiner bet Bush and
Pine
Doolan Francis, patternmaker, r. 205 Twenty-third
Doolan Frank T. , architect, r. 1424 Mission
Doolan Richard P., assistant-cashier Custom House, r.
1424 Mission
Doolan Thomas, capitalist, r. 1424 Mission
Doolan Thomas F., clerk, r. 210 Valencia
aS" Doolan. See Dolan
Dooley Catherine, widow, r. cor Florence and Broad,
Ocean View
Dooley Charles F. , manager The Strathmore, 207 Lar-
^^kin
Dooley E. F., laborer, r. 204 Van Ness Av
Dooley Eugene, gripman, r. N s Lake bet Tenth and
2 M Eleventh Avs
Dooley James P., printer, r. cor Florence and Broad,
Ocean View
Dooley Jane, widow, r. SISJ Stevenson
Dooley John, driver, r. 668 Clementina
Dooley John F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1805 Folsom
Dooley John F. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1805
Folsom
Dooley John H., capitalist, r. 910 Pierce
Dooley John J., plumber Joseph Budde, r. 4 Maiden
Alley
Dooley John T. , porter M. Goodwin & Co., r. 1819 Bu-
chanan
Dooley L. L., waiter, r. 108 Sixth
Dooley Martin, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 3 Ma-
sonic Av
Dooley Mary Mrs., g^roceries and liquors, 2523 Pn^t
Dooley Patrick, r. 227 Second
Dooley Patrick, r. 1138 Eighteenth
Dooley R. W., widow, r. 1111 Laguna
Dooley Thomas, clerk, r. 3015 Larkin
Dooley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 4 Maiden Alley
Doolev Thomas E., clerk Wangenheim, Sternheiin & Co.,
r." 731 Bay
Dooley William M., mail clerk Report, r. 1224 Mont-
gomery
^^Dooley. See Dooly and Duly
Doolin Edward, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co., r.
135 Decatur
Doolin James, porter Shed F S. P. Co., r. 13i Decatur
Doolin James J. , baker R. C. Orphan Asylum, r. N South
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Avs
Doolin Michael J., traveling salesman Brown & Metzner,
r. Berkeley
Doolin Thomas F. , salesman The Maze, r. 210 Valencia
Dooling John, teamster, r. 1115 Broderick
Doolittle Augustus A., carpenter, r. 1035 Market
Doolittle Edward A., carpenter, r. 343a San Jose A\
Doolittle Ira R. (Ira R. & James H. Doolittle) r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Doolittle Ira R. & James H., proprietor Hotel St.
Nicholas, junction Market, Hayes and Larkin
Doolittle James K. (Ira K. & James H. Doolittle) r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Doolittle J. E. , r. Palace Hotel
DOOLITTLE NELSON R., secretary United States -
Standard Weight and Measure Association, 4 Steven-
son, r. 89 Henn-
Doolittle William, with Easton, Eldridge & Co.. r. .554
Folsom
Doolittle William W. , bookkeeper Whitman & Banies
Mnfg Co., r. 153 Virginia Av
Dooly Andrew J., laborer, r. 89 Twenty-fifth
Dooly Lucy Mrs., varieties, 3105 Jersey
e^ Dooly. See Dooley and Duley
Doom M. L., physician and surgeon, office and r. 72ii
Gearj'
Doonan John, laborer, r. Alms House
Door John, bartender, r. 35 Larkin
Doose John C, clerk Rosenthal, Fader & Co., r 301 Ful-
ton
Doose Louisa, widow, r. 301 Fulton
Dop John, seaman, r. 1211 Vermont
Doph Charles B. W., jiressman, r. 1114 Taylor
Doph Robert S., collector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co . v.
1114 Tavlor
Doph Sarah E., widow, r. 1114 Taylor
D'Or Claude, teamster L. Marks & Son, r. 709.V Fulton
Dora Gold Mining Co., Julius Bhimenthal secretary,
office 415 Montsfomerv, room fi
Doraii Albert, r. 634 Post'
Doran Annie Miss, r. 1028 Capp
Doran Bernard, driver Market St. Ry., r. 33sb Twenty-
fourth
Doran Bridget, widow, tumished rooms, 81 Natoma
Doran Charles A., carpenter, r. 2032 Folsom
Doran Charles E., broommaker, r. l.SO Precita Av
Doran Charles E., plumber, r. 5035 Natoma
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Doran Daniel, steve<*ore, r. 138 Perry
Doraii Delia, widow, r. 12 Pag-e
Dor.iu Edward F., liquors dealer r. 121 Turk
Doran Edward J., plasterer, r. 1517 Sanchez
Doran K. J. Rev., asst St. Joseph's Church, r. 214 Tenth
Doran Ellen, widow, r. 75 Jessie
Doran Ellen, widow, r. 914 Pacific
Doraii Francis F.. clerk, r. 1711 Mason
DoPdii Frank G., bartender, r. 503i Natonia
Doran Oeorge A. , teamster, r. 2 Rose Av
Doran J., teamster Henry Cowell & Co., r. 308 Fifth
Doran Jacob, teamster, r. 2938 SLxteenth
Doran James, horsenhoer, r. 1028 Capp
Doran .lames, laborer, r. 317 Jersey
Doran James, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Doran James, seaman, r. G8 Minna
Doran Janes, seaman, r. 81 Natoma
Doran James H., horseshoer, 55 Beale, r. 2921 Mission
Doran John, butcher, r. 1133 Florida
Doran John, bartender, r. 1809 Jones
Doran John B., gripman, r. 10 Bowie Av
D(jran Joseph, policeman, r. 820 Twenty-fifth
Doran Joseph P., butcher, r. 820 Twenty-fifth
Doran Josephine, widow, r. 19 Moss, rear
Doran Julia A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 2308 Buchanan
Doran Kate C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 503i Natoma
Doran Marie E. Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary School,
r. 9 1 4 Pacific
Doran Mary M., widow, r. 234 Seventeenth
Doran Margaret, domestic 725 Twenty-third
Doran Matthew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Li)uislana and Sierra
Doran Michael, sailmaker, r. 2933 Harrison
Doran Michael R., painter, r. 1012 Pacific
Doran Morris, teamster Daniel Gallagher, r. 101 Central
Av
Doran Patrick, gardener, r. 1809 Lyon
Doran Patrick, hackman, r. 415 Fourth Av
Doran Peter A., master mariner, r. 315 J Austin Av
Doran Redmond, seaman, r. 1.^5 Perry
Doran Richard E., ironmolder, r. 130 Precita Av
Doran Richard L.. bookkeeper, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran Thomas, carpenter, r. 1045 Market
Doran Thomas F. , bridge builder, r. 36 Birch A\
Doran Thomas L. , Deputy County Clerk, r. 503i Natoma
Doran Thomas N., horseshoer, r. 1028 Capjj
Doran William, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran William, driver Mark Devlin, r. Es Mission Road
opp Six Mile House
Doran William J. , asst foreman Call press rooms, r. 504
Guerrero
Doran William P. , tailor, r. 5034 Natoma
Doran William R., conductor Market St. Ky., r. 130 Pre-
cita Av
Doran & McCue (Timothy McCue) liquors, 1434 Mark.-t
Dorcv Lavina, widow, r. 14 Powell Av
asr i>(>rcy. See Dorsey
Dnro Ada Miss, dressmaker, r. III1 McAllister
Dore Albert, brewer Railroad Brewerj-, r. 427 Valencia
Dore Anna M. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School, r.
59 Silver
Dore Edward, furniture, 1807 Powell, r. 800J Bay
Dore Frank E., pressman Hicks- Judd Co., r. Alameda
Dore Henry M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
Berkeley
Dore Margaret, widow, r. 1115 McAllister
Dore Marie Miss, teacher music, r. 1115 McAllister
Dore Maurice, real estate agent, office 412 Pine, r. 1215
Junes
Dore Michael, laborer, r. 8 Napier Alley
XW Diire. See Doerr and Dorr
Doren .'oseph, driver Charles Matthews & Bro., r. 303
D.y
Doren .Mark, ship carpenter stmr Tiburon, r. Tiburon
Doreon Marguerite, dome -tic 2203 Sacramento
Dorety Elizabeth G. , widow, r. 5 Ridley
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Up-Stairs, opp. P.alace Hotel.
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Order a Specialtj'.
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Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Dorety George A., teamster, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety Jessie I. Miss, stenographer, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety Mabel L. Miss, stenographer Payot, Upham&Co.,
r. East Oakland
Doretv Montrose H. , bookkeeper McDonogh & Runyon,
r. 5 Ridley
1^" Dorety. See Doherty, Dorrity and Dougherty
Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper Cal. Transportation Co., r.
1819 Broadway
Dorey Harry, ship carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 1710 Leav-
enworth
Dorey Nicholas A. (Dorey & Cunningham) r. 1725 Green
Dorey & Cunningham (Nicholas A. Dorey and Joseph H.
Cunningham) men's furnishing goods, 509 Mont-
gomery
Dorfler John, laborer, r. 218 Langton
Dorfler Robert H., teamster, r. 909i Harrison
Dorgan Elizabeth L. , widow, r. 708 Post
Dorgan George P., millwright, r. 315 Twelfth
Dorgan Hanna, domestic 1500 Leavenworth
Dorgan Maggie, r. 8 Howard
Dorgan Michael H., plumber, 30 Gearj-, r. 415 Oak
Dorgan Thomas, laborer, r. 3553 Fillmore
Dorgan Thomas J. , clerk, r. 315 Twelfth
Dorgan Thomas J., stationery, 339 Hayes, r. 513 Gough
Dorgan Timothy, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 24
Turk
Dorgan William, carpenter, r. 4(56 Minna
Dorgan William, clerk, r. 31.=i Twelfth
Dorganz John, cook Now Washington Hotel
Dorgeloh Charles, teamster, r. 1114 Kansas
Dorgeloh Claus, groceries and liquors, 124 Taylor, r. 140
Eddy
Dorgeloh Frederick, grocer, r. 122 Taylor
Dorgeloh Henry, clerk John Schloen, r. 1541 Polk
Dorgeloh Hen'-y Jr., bartender, r. 600 Haight
Dorgeloh Herman, elerk John F. Wichman, r. saOBrod-
erick
Dorgeloh Martha, domestic 715 Pacific Av
D»rgeloh Mary, domestic 612 Jones
Dorges Gus, master mariner. 9 Mission
Dorheim Matthew, barber, 152J Steuart, r. 917 Market
Doring Paul, bottlewasher John Wieland Brewery, r.
2440 Union
Doris Michael, laborer, r. 1110 Harrison
Dorland Amelia, widow, r. 623 Seventeenth
Dorland James F., r. 516 Eighteenth
Dorland Robert H., superintendent Spring Valley W.
W. , r. cor. University and Bacon, U. M. T.
Dorland Thomas J. , conductor, r. Park Road and Con-
gress
Dorman Anna, widow^ r. 4 Ford
Dorman Charles, boxmaker, r. 16 Madison Av
Dorman Samuel, pawnbroker, 139 Third, r. 264 Tehama
Dorman William H., compositor, r. 10 Dehon
Dormann J. L. Mrs., stewardess stmr City of Rio de
Janerio
Doniier Thomas W., carrier Post Office, r. 72 South Park
Dormer William, capitalist, r. 908 Jones
Doni Alphonse, clerk, r. 2334 Sutter
Dorn Byron W. (Dorn & Wentworth) r. 303 Fourth
Dorn Charles A., 2d officer stmr yueen, r. 1226 Kearny
DORN D. S. (Dorn & Dorn) r. 1433 Geary
Dorn Ellen B. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 653 Third
Dorn George, laborer, r. 653 Third
Dorn Gustav, seaman, r. 739 Berry
Dorn Gustave E.,travesling salesman F. Toplitz& Co., r.
648 Valencia
Dorn James, engineer, r. 2030 Pine
DOKX MARCELLII!^ A. (Dorn & Dom)r. 2116 Bush
Dorn Myron J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 302 J Fourth
Dorn P. , pantrniian International Hotel
Dorn Richard, r. 1527 Mission
Dorn Samuel P. H., butcher, r. 2819 Si.vteenth
Dorn Walter, law student, r. "824 Gearj-
Dorn Walter E., president Madera Improvement Co.,
306 Pine, mom 10, r. 824 Geari-
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DORX A DOR.V (M. A. & D. S.) attorneys at law, 306
Pine, rooms 9-10-11-12-14 and 15, Telepbone Main
1538
Doni & Wentworth (BjTon W. Dom and Edmond Went-
wortii) ink mnfrs,'932i Harrison
Doman Richard P., carpenter, r. 724 Howard
Dombach Bertha Miss, compositor, r. 707 Diamond
Dombach Jacob E., porter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
707 Diamond
Dombierer James, machinist, 520 Fifth, r. 606 Folsom
Donibluth Robert G., cabinetmaker, r. 822 Eighteenth
Domenberg August A., patternmaker Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Donier Charles F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 122
Langton
Domer Thomas, letter carrier, r. 72 South Park
Domfeld F. E., master mariner, r. Port Los Angeles,
Cal.
Domheim Hilmar, musician, r. 224i O'Farrell
Dornheim Matthew, barber, lr<2i Steuart, r. 917 Market
DORNIN GEORGE D.,
National Fire Insurance to. of Hartford,
40!> California. Teleplione Main 82.J, r.
Oakland and Falton P. O., Sonoma Co.,
<al.
DOR.\I.\ GEORGE W., assistant manager National
Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, 409 California, r.
Oakland
Dornin William H., calker, r. 2609 Folsom
Dorr Conrad, bartender, r. 126 Sheridan
DORR L. L., physician and surgeon, 6 Crocker Bldg,
r. 1115 Hyde, fe.ephone Main 1366
Dorr Otto H., waiter, r. 933 Eighteenth
Dorr Paint Co., C. L. McCoy secretary, 35 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor
^W Dorr. See Doerr and Dore
Dorris Thomas P., 2d officer stmr City of Sydney, r. 511
Second
Dorrity Anthony, marine engineer, r. 1421 Fult<in
Dorrity John F., marine engineer, r. 1421 Fulton
SS" Dorrity. See Dorety and Dougherty
Dorry J. Edward, 2d asst engineer U. S. Revenue
Cutter Bear
Dorsey Annie Mrs. , bakery and notions, 220 Scott
Dorsey Edward, cook, r. Alms House
Dorsey Gilbert M., inspector Custom House, r. 1341
Twenty-sixth
Dorsey Janies, laborer, r. 217 Third
Dorsey J. J. brakeman S. P. Co. , r. 620 Fourth
Dorsey John, laborer, r. 1136 Howard
Dorsey John W. (Maxwell, Dorsey & Soto) attorney at
law, 67 Nevada Block, r. Belvedere, Cal.
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Randall
Uorsey William, helper Bay District Race Track
SS" Dorsey. See Dorcy
Dortignac John, florist'Domenie & Co., r. 419 Broad-
way
Dorward Andrew, carpenter, r. 1914 Ellis
Dorward Da\id, engineer, r. 619 Guerrero
Dorward James, molder, r. 3011 Buchanan
Dorward Joseph E., engineer, r. 2817 Greenwich
Dory Frank, electrician, r. 1807 Haight
l»OSAL JOSEPH v.. Chancellor Mexican Consulate,
604 Clay, r. 1132 Pine
Doscher Anna M. Miss, r. 816 Florida
Doscher Edward E., laborer, r. 816 Florida
Doscher Elizabeth Miss, saleslady Schoenholz Bros. &
Co., r. 715 Larkin
Doscher Henry, capitalist, r. 1229 Pierce
Doscher Henrj-, p/oprietor Ocean Beach Pa%1lion and
Seal Rock House, Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Doscher Henrj- W. , clerk W. Sellschopp & Co., r. 1912
Fillmore
Doscher Lizzie A. , widow, dressmaker, r. 715 Larkin
SS" Doscher. See Dozier
Doslin Herman L. , contractor, r. 25 Douglass
Dosola Francisco, peddler, r. N s Fell bet Broderick and
Devisadero
Dostal Albert, barber Philbert E. Curion, r. 630 Fourth
Dostal Nettie Miss, basket finisher, r. S19i York
Doton Augusta E. Mrs., furnished rooms,' 802 O'Farrell
Dott Harry F., clerk Maritime Ins. Co., r. Sausalito, Cal.
Dott James A. , teamster Overland Freight Transfer Co. ,
r. 56 Morris Av
Dotta Charles, bedmaker California Hotel, r. 13061
Stockton
Dotta Esther Mrs. , dressmaking, 1306^ Stockton
'Dotta Guivanna Mrs. , midwife, r. 707 Vallejo
Dotte Joseph, cook Kramer & Peterson
Dotten Mary, widow, r. 93 Thirteenth'
Dotter Rosa Miss, forelady H. S. Crocker Co., r 1223^
Bush
Dotter William H. , printer, r. 1223^ Bush
Dotterer George V. , r. 116 Turk
Dottwalls Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Leavenworth
Doty Charles E., vice-president Columbian Mill Co., 53!)
Brannan, r. 314 Turk
gS" Doty. See Doughty and Douty
Doualeby Abraham (Harais & Doualeby) r. 136 Second
Doub D. M., machinery, steam, and electric specialties,
137 First, r. Oakland
Doubleday John W. , bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane & Co. ,
r. Alameda
Doucette Frank I., waiter, r. 130 O'Farrell
Doucher Eugene, r. 509 Leavenworth
Doucornio Filbert, driver San Bruno Dairj-, r. Nine-
teenth Av South, Bay View
Doud Haron (Hadley & D'oud) r. Menlo Park, Cal.
Doud Andrew, laborer Gulden Gate Park, r. Twenty-
sixth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Doud Charles J., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 1724 Pa-
cific Av
Doud Daniel, laborer, r. 412 Clementina
Doud John E., cooper, r. 1724 Pacific Av
DOLD .n.4LCOL.n P., secretorj- Santa Cruz Rock
Pavement Co., 302 Montgomery, rooms 7-8, r. 2202
Devisadero
Doud Roy D., receiver Market St. Ry Co., r. 273(U How-
ard
Doud William A. , r. 718 Twenty-fourth
it^ Doud. See Dowd
Doufourg John, capitalist, r. 933 Kearny
Dougall William G., foreman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1106 Seventeenth
Dougan Thomas M. , barber, 921 Harrison
Dougart John I., butcher, r. 214 Fillmore
Dougherty Ann, widow, bakerj-, 3419 Mission
DoUfcherty Annie, chambermaid International Hotel
Dougherty Barnaby, contractor, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Barnaby F., clerk, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Celia Miss, teacher California Telegraph In-
struction Co., r. (i40 Clay
Dougherty Charles J. . gilder, r. 1321 Minna
Dougherty Charles M., capitalist, 30 Montgomerj", 1:
Hotel Pleasanton
Dougherty Charles W. , molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
2633 i Harrison
Dougherty Clementina L., widow, r. 1410 Mason
Dougherty Cornelius, teamster, r. 41 Norfolk
Dougherty Daniel, laborer, r. 2 Federal
Do\igherty Daniel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 16
Boyce
Dougherty Daniel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 309 Linden Av
Dougherty Daniel T., carrier Post Ofiace, r. 2747 Harri-
Dougherty Daniel J., guard County Jail 2, r. 515 Gough
Dou,'herty Dennis, teamster, r. 309 Linden Av
Dougherty Edward F., oiler Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 326a
Eighteenth
Dougherty E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 408 Larkin
Dougherty Fannie Miss, stenograjiher People's Home
Savings Bank, r. 1410 Mason
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Dougherty Felix F. , brass melter Union Iron Wks, r.
900 Illinois
Dougherty Frank B., gas fitter S. F. Gas Light Co.
(stove dept) r. 320 Third Av
Dougherty George, cement worker George Goodman
Dougherty George, contractor, r. 1905i Stockton
Dougherty George, hoseman Engine 16
Dougherty George, laborer, r. 8 Lapidge
Dougherty George, liquors, SW cor Georgia and Sierra
Doiij<herty George, policeman, r. 416 O'Farrell
Dougherty George H. , oiler stmr Colon
Dougherty Georgetta, widow, furnished rooms, 436a
Jess e
Dougherty Grace Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry,r. 1519 Eddy
Dougherty Henry, laborer, r. 221 Palmer
Dougherty Henry, laborer, r. SW cor Georgia and Sierra
Dougherty Henry, paver, r. 688 Green
Dougherty Hugh (Dougherty & R ley) r. 982 Howard
Dougherty Hugh, cigars and tobacco, 342 Third, r. 8
Shotwell
Dougherty Hugh, expressman, r. 2880 Army
Dougherty Hugh, fireman, r. 23 Broadway
Dougherty Hugh, laborer, r. 1318 Dupoiit
Dougherty Huge Jr. , teamster, r. 2880 Army
Dougherty Isabella Miss, nurse, r. 320J Geary, rear
Dougherty James, baker Daly & Davitt, r. 1728 Devisa-
dero
Dougherty Jame=, fireman, r. 2747 Harrison
Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. 56 Everett
Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. 525^ Howard
Dougherty James, marine fireman, r. 225 Drumni
Dougherty James, president San Jose Brick Co., office
Green St. Wharf, r. Boulder Creek, Cal.
Dougherty James, teamster, r. 105 Colton
Dougherty James W. , medical student, r. 1211 Folsom
Dougherty Jane, domestic, r. 56 Everett
Dougherty Jannette, with William Curlett, r. 408 Larkin
Dougherty J. D., messenger Pac. Coast Savings Society
Dougherty John, clerk S. A. Perrv & Co., r. 309 Linden
Av
Dougherty John, engineer, r. 9 Kate PI
Dougherty John, foreman Engine No. 17, r. 9 Mint Av
Doughertv John, shipjoiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 46
Shotvvell
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 55 Shipley, rear
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 924 Illinois
Dougherty John, policeman, r. 1812 Hyde
Dougherty John, solicitor, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Dougherty John A., teamster Daniel Gallagher, r. 1510
Folsom, rear
Dougherty John D., messenger Pac. Coast Savings So-
ciety, r. 760 Eddy
Dougherty John J., painter, r. 117 Julian Av
Dougherty John J., shoemaker, r. 558 Mission
Dougherty John M. , boilermaker, r. 157 Oclavia
Dougherty John M., motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 628 San Jose Av
Dougherty John P. , seaman, r. 820 Battery
Dougherty John T., assistant chief engineer S. F. Fire
Dept., r. 414 Minna
Dougherty Joseph, painter, r. 1713 Howard
Dougherty J. P. Mrs. , r. 33 Rincon PI
Dougherty Mamie Mrs. , liquors, SE cor Illinois and Napa
Dougherty Martha A. Miss, copyist, r. 1410 Mason
Dougherty Martin, r. 21 Ripley PI
Dougherty Mary A., widow, r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty Mary A., widow, r. 1628 Pacific Av
Dougherty Michael, r. NE cor Montgomery and Broad-
way
Dougherty Michael J. , carrier Post OfHce, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
Dougherty Michael J., hoseman Engine 26, r. Third Av
bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Dougherty Michael M. , foreman S. F. Gas Light Co. ,
stove dept., r. 320 Third Av
Doughertv M. J. , teacher shorthand, 23-24 Marye Law
Bldg'
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727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Dougherty Patrick, longshoreman, r. 23 Broadway
Dougherty Peter, bookkeeper, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Peter, teamster, r. 1812 Hyde
Dougherty Philip, laborer, r. 217 Palmer
Dougherty Thomas, plumber W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 228
Chattanooga
Dougherty Thomas J. , painter Sutter St. Ry, r. 167 Oc-
tavia
Dougherty Thomas P., machinist, r. 2747 Harrison
Dougherty William A. , clerk W. E. Mayhew, r. 7 Sher-
wood PI
Dougherty William C. clerk San Francisco Post OflSce,
r. 1414 Taylor
Dougherty William H., boilermaker, r. 115J Shipley
Dougherty & Riley (Hugh Dougherty and George Riley)
teas and coffees, 123 Sixth
t^ Dougherty. See Daugherty and Doherty
Doughty Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Joseph A., gasfitter, r. 130 Turk
Doughty Marv A. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2108 Scott
Doughty Walter V., bookkeeper H. S. Bridge & Co., r.
1508 Leavenworth
;JS"Doughty. See Doty and Douty
Douglas Adam, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 638 Waller
Douglas A. H. Mrs. , r. 1002 Mason
Douglas Andrew C, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. S s
Sadowa bet Plymouth aud Capitol
Doutrlas Archibald J., plumber, r. 1415 Vermont
Douglas Charles D. , clerk, r. 1415 Vermont
Douglas Charles H. (Porterfteld & Douglas) r. Oakland
Douglas Charles W., contractor and builder, r. 1120
Hampshire
Douglas Clara B. Miss, r. 1002 Mason
Douglas Donald M. , harnessmaker Anton Weitner, r. 433
Twentv-fourth
Douglas Edward, manager The John Douglas Co., 20S
Ellis, r. 3110 Buchanan
Douglas Effie Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School,
r. 1715 Golden Gate Av
Douglas Ella widow, hairdresser, r. 10 Metcalfe PI
Douglas Ernest C, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 638
Waller
Douglas Ernest J., driver Montgomery & Co., r. 1725^^
Stevenson
Douglas Frank, clerk, r. 507 Powell
Douglas George, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co. , r.
706 Montgomery
Douglas George, drj' goods, 359 Devisadero, r. 1105 Oak
Douglas James, laundryman, r. 20 Alpine
Douglas James A., ship agent, r. 1010 Montgomery
Douglas James C, bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 1238 Mission
Douglas James H., 2d officer stmr Piedmont, r. Alameda
Douglas James H., machinist W. T. Garratt k Co., r.
1205 Pacific
Douglas John, blacksmith, r. 1205 Pacific
Douglas John, musician Marshall Bros.,r. 5081 Jessie
Douglas John Co. The (of Cincinna'i) Edward Douv^las
manager, plumbers specialties, 20S Ellis
Douglas John J., blacksmith, r. 1128 Broadway
Douglas John J., expressman, NE cor California a:id
Da\is, r. 20 Clementina
Douglas John W., clerk I. S. Van Winkle, r. 1205 Pa-
cific
Douglas Joseph, r. 217 Francisco
Douglas Louis, engineer, r. 150 Steuart
Douglas Malcom E., saddler, 2612 Mission, r. 433li.
Twenty-fourth
Douglas Margaret, widow, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Perc- H., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 638 Waller
Douglas Percy S., salesman Stein, Simon & Oo., r. 1002
Mason
Douglas Robert, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oakland
Dou:ilas R..bert A., barber James W. Hayes, r. 2(84
Sutter
Douglas Stephen A., musician, r. 1205 Pacific
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Douglas Thomas F. , clerk, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Thomas H., guide Chinatown, r. 2044 Jones
Douglas Thomas M. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1045
Douglas Walter R., salesman D. N. & E. W.lter & Co.
r. 1715 Golden Gate Av
Douglas William H., bookkeeper, r. 1715 Golden Gate Av
Douglas William H. Jr., chemist r. 1715 Golden Gate Av
Douglass Albert, teamster, r. Alms House
Douglass Crawford, stenographer Home Life Ins. Co. , r.
209 Point Lobos Av
Douglass Frank G., proprietor Park Hotel, 1828-1830
Haight
Douglass Frederick C. , brassBnisher Union Iron Wks, r.
2ll Dorland
Douglass George A., clerk Oceanic SS. Co., r. Fruitvale,
^^ Douglass George C, i>oliceman, r. 213 Fillmore
Douglass George H. , bookkeeper, r. 209 Point Lobos Av
^ Dousflass George W. , foreman Car Dept Market St. Ry. ,
^ *- r. 1915 Stevenson
S O Douglass Harrj', furniture polisher, r. (i21 Jessie
^ V Douglass Henry, r. 404 Broadway
m 'Z Douglass Henry D., conductor, r. 15 Wood
Q. Douglass James A., bookkeeper Smith Bros., r. 9i Grand
^ 0 Av
. ^ Douglass John, marble cutter, r. 2517 Bush
H Dougla-ss 'ohn R., medical student, r. 809 O'Farrell
Douglass Joseph, tailor, r. 19 S ott PI
Douglass Lewis B. , teacher music. 97-98 Murphy BIdg
JL^ Douglass N. S. Mrs. , widow, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
^ l»0(;«LA88 PRI!WAK¥ .SCHOOL, Miss Winifred
y^^ L. Tarpey principal, NE cor Douglass and Eigh-
j^ teenth
\^ Douglass R. A., quartermaster stmr San Juan
~™ Douglass Richard, machinist, r. 717 Polk
P\J Douglass S A., real estate, 12 Montgomery, room 7, r.
1715 Broderick
r I Douglass Stephen, agent, office 16 Post, r. Tamalpais
L liduglass Terrence H., conductor, r. 127 Turk
[>oaglass Thomas, calker, r. Lakeview
I louglass Thomas Jr., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, i. Lake-
view
Douglass Thomas A., carpenter, 209 Point Lobos Av
J-^ Douglass Thomas F., driver Cal. Milk Co., r. 636 Twen-
• "^ ty-second
^rn Douglass Thomas H., electrician Market St. Ry., r. 414
^ O'Farrell
_*■" I "ouglass Walter, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. Lake-
I "\ view
Douglass William, druggist, r. 604 Geary
Douglass William A. Jr., clerk, r. 809 O'Farrell
Douglass William A. Mrs., widow, r. 809 O'Farrell
Douglass William E. , engineer Engine 19, r. 138 Waller
Q) Douglass William F. , clerk Postoffice, r. 1705 Dupont
,^ Douglass William F. Mrs., r. 1715 Broderick
L,, Douglass William H. oysterman, r. 717* Larkin
I * Douglass William J., mining, r. 1715 Broderick
•TTT Douglass William Y., Captain Police, r. 213 Fillmore
Q^ Doukln Harry, salesman, r. 506 Jones
^_- Doul Andrew G. , cabinetmaker, r. 916 Natoma
Iv Doul F. , r. Commercial Hotel
r^ Doul John, r. 916 Natoma
t \ « Doulton Marj', widow, r. 27 Willow Av
Doumecq Bernard, laundry, 145 Fifth
Douren A. L., pressman estate of M. Weiss, r. 309
Green
Dours Urbain, laborer, r. Sixth Av Soath nr P
Dousso irt Joseph, cellarman , r. 14b Harriet
Douthett L. Mr."., stenographer The Stillwell Detective
Agency, r. 512 Jones
I>outhitt D. William, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 26,
r. 1607 Scott
Douthitt D. William Jr., law student, r. 1607 Scott
DOIITV FRANK S., secretary and treasurer Pacific
Improvement Co., room 58 General Office S. P. Co.,
4 Montgomery, r. San Mateo, Cal.
^r Douty. See Doughty and Doty
Dovalavich Nicholas, waiter, r. 314 Fremont
Dove George S. , solicitor, r. 533 Castro
Dove James, knitter, r. 533 Castro
Dove James, pastor Church of Christ, r. 927 Mission
Dove Joseph A. (Dove & Taylor) r. 533 Castro
Dove William, stage carpenter, r. 1 Moulton PI
Dove & Taylor (Joseph A. Dove and George A. Taylor)
book and job printers, 510 Valencia
Dovichi Silvestro, florist, 432 Montgomery Av, r. 8b San
Antonio
Dovine Antoine, cigar mnfr, 109 Farallone
Dow Amos R. , real estate broker, 508 Montgomery, room
25a, r. Oakland
Dow Archibald, coalpasser stmr Colima
Dow A. W. , clerk Holm & Nathan, r. 1221 York
Dow Burritt N. , physician, r. 424a Page
Dow Cyrus C. , salesman Central Lumber and Mill Co. ,
r. 223 Oak
Dow Dexter D., driver Union Ice Co., r. 36i Zoe
Dow Edward J., painter, r. 322 Third
Dow Edwin T., student, r. 1801 Laguna
Dow Eliza A., widow, r. NW cor Santa Clara and Bryant
Av
Dow Freeman A., master bktne Planter, r. 1245 Twenty-
third
Dow George, shipjoiner Union Iron Wks, r. 1221 York
DOW CiEORGE E.. proprietor Dow Steam Pump
Works, 114-116 Beale, r. 1801 Laguna
Dow George H., laborer, r. 4 Polk Lane
Dow Hattie, widow, r. 327 Fourth
Dow Henry A., clerk Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 1208 So-
lano
Dow Hezekiah (Dow & Carr) r. 1936 Mission
Dow James J., park policeman, r. 1608 Hayes
Dow John H., shooting gallery, 911 J Kearny
Dow Loring, teamster Austin & Co
Dow Martin, lamps and tinware, 124 Second
Dow Mary J. Mrs. , r. 448i Third
Dow Percy A. R. , teacher music, r. 1028 Pine
DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS
«;ieorge E. Dum proprietor, niannractar-
ers steam pumps and taydranlle macbln'
ery, 111-116 Beale, Telephone Main 1077
Dow William A., attorney at law, 13 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. Oakland
Dow & C«rr (Hezekiah Dow and Samuel M. Carr) sew-
ing machine agents, 1936 Mission
SS" Dow. See Dowe
Do wan Alice Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Dowan Mary, widow, r. SE'cor Wood and St. Rose's Av
Dowan Thomas, molder, r. SE cor Wood and St. Rose's
Av
Doward Pietro, tailor, r. Alms House
Dowd Andrew, laborer, r. 726 Twenty-fourth
Dowd Andrew J. , shij) joiner, r. 726 Twenty-fourth
Dowd Annie, domestic 2014 Webster
Dowd Bernard, watchman, r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Catherine, widow, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Dowd Charles J. , porter, r. 1821 Dupont
Dowd Daniel I., coremaker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 29 La-
fayette
Dowd Denis, restaurant, 625 Davis
Dowd Frank J., machinist, r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Honora, widow, r. 2 Eddv PI
Dowd Hugh, policeman, r. 2224 Post
Dowd Jeremiah 0., laborer, r. 474 Tehama
Dowd John, bartender James Murtha, r. 1726 Market
Dowd John, gripman, r. 3913 Sacramento
Dowd John, r. 8 Gough
Dowd John, longshoreman, r. 13 Garden
Dowd John, teamster, r. 488 Eighth
Dowd Lily Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Ellis
Dowd Margaret Miss, glovemaker Cyprien Limousin, r.
2537 Mission
Dowd Mary, domestic 780 Van Ness Av
Dowd Mary Miss, fumi>hed rooms, 78 Natoma
RY xhe:
SAN rRA/\CISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *t""Sc'l.* 406 Calllorilla St.
NBUHT^US
St OO. lis KEKRNV
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
DOW
505
DOW
Dowd Mary E. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School,
r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Mary J. , domestic 1358 Post
Dowd Peter, expressman, NW cor Sixteenth and Mis-
sion, r. 2537 Mission
Dowd Rodfjer, laborer, r. 118 St. Rose's Av
Dowd Stephen J., solicitor Commercial Hotel, r. 4 Kent
Dowd Thomas, f ramemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co. , r. West
Berkeley
Dowd Thomas, teamster, r. 78 Matoma
Dowd Vincent F., policeman, r. 430 Clipper
Dowd William, teamster, r. 44 South Park
D»wd William M., plumber, r. 29 Lafayette
^^ Dowd. See Doud
Dowdall Richard, r. 2136 Mission
Dowdall Richard E., chemist Wukelee & Co., i. SIS
Eifi-hteenth
1»0>VU4LL RICH.4.KD J., druggist, 763 Valencia,
r. 318 Eighteenth
Dowdall Theodore T., dentist, r. 318 Eighteenth
Dowdall William P., painter John G. Edmondson, r. 107
Nhieteenth
Dowdell Arthur P., special officer Municipal Burglar
Alarm Co. , r. 9 Havens
Dowdell James W., butcher, r. 139} Rose Av
Dowdell Katie, widow, r. 13 Louisa
Dowdell Rose A., widow, r. 1419 California
Dowdell Thomas, master mariner, r. 1621a Turk
Dowden Henry, shoefitter, r. 17 Rondell PI
Dowden Henrv Jr., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. 17 Ron-
daJl PI
Dowden William J., bookkeeper Rudolph Mohr, r. 17
Rondell PI
Dowdle Samuel R., draughtsman J. Cather Newson, r.
Oakland
Dowdy Edward, barber Benjamin Tichner, r. 512i Na-
toma
Dowe Arthur W., portrait artist, 231 Post, r. 1508 Mar-
ket
Dowe Lewis, dealer musical instruments, 1521 Market, r.
1507 Larkin
t^ Dowe. See Dow
Dowell John, cirpenter, r. N s Broad bet Plymouth and
Capitol
Dower Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1926 Taylor
Dower C. E. Miss, teacher Wheeler 6i Wilson Mfng Co.,
r. 117 Jones
Dower George, watchman stmr Corona, r. 1926 Taylor
Dower George P. , master mariner, r. 1926 Taylor
Dower John R., policeman, r. 513 Eddy
Dower Leslie, master mariner, r. 902 i Filbert
Dower Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 522 Polk
Dower Michael, groceries and liquors, 165 Silver
Dower Robert E., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 932 Jack-
son
Dower Thomas, horseshoer William M. Cradock, r. 12
Willow Av
Dower William G., master mariner, r. 1926 Taylor
Dowland Edwin, musician, r. 724 Lott
Dowle William G., conductor, r. 41 Tremont Av
Dowlen Louisa Mrs., r. 428 Sutter
Dowling Albert, teamster, r. 402 Ninth
Dowling Albert J., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 402 Ninth
Dowling Alice, widow, r. 402 Ninth
Dowling Alice Miss, glovemaker, r. 402 Ninth
Dowling Annie Mrs., janitress, r. 547 Stevenson
Dowling B. & L. Misses (Miss Bessie and Miss Louie)
millinery, 1908 Market
Dowling Bessie Miss (Misses B. & L. Dowling) r. 5 Page
Dowling Bridget, widow, r. 641 Valencia
Dowling Brothers (Richard and John) livery stable, 922
Harison
Dowling Carrie Miss, teacher music, r. 1820 Howard
Dowling C. W., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1220 Bush
Dowling Dennis, longshoieman, r. 9i Lafayette PI
Dowling Edmund, expressman, SEcor Bush and Kearny,
r. 1310 Grove
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
Jl^at iJQSijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CHlCfiGO BREWERY, PINE ST., 8. F.
Dowling Edward B., clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 946J Fol-
som
Dowling Frank C, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1820
Howard
Dowling Frank H., woodmolder Califoniia Mill, r. 234
Clipper
Dowling George B., lumberman Simpson Lumber Co., r.
801 Guerrero
Dowling James, r. 211} Lily Av
Dowling Ja nes, r. 426^ Fell
Dowling James, carpenter, r. 230 Langton
Dowling James, laborer, r. 9J Lafayette PI
Dowling James, laborer, r. 920i Bryant
Dowling James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 547 Mis-
Dowling James J., clerk, r. 2 Eljzabeth
Dowling Jane, widow, r. 922 Harrison
Dowling Jerome, dentist, r. 13^ Silver
Dowling John (Dowling Bros.) r. 922 Harrison
Dowling John, foreman Platshek & Harris, r. 1525 Ellis
Dowling John, longshoreman, r. 65 Federal
Dowling John, salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 17 South
Park
Dowling John F., longshoreman, r. 3271 Bryant
Dowling John T., laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Dowling Joseph J., teamster, r. 1214 Alabama
Dowling K. E. Miss, compositor Call, r. 801 Guerrero
Dowling Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 402 Ninth
Dowling Louie Miss (Misses B. & L. Dowling) r. 5 Page
Dowling Maggie Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 141
Brosnan
Dowling Margaret, domestic 1311 Hyde
Dowling Margaret, widow, r. Sixteenth Av South nr
Railroad Av
Dowling Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 14J Brosnan
Dowling Mary, widow, r. 17 South Park
Dowling Mary, widow, r. 213 Seventh
Dowling Michael S., boatbuilder, r. 410 Fourth
Dowling Patrick, carpentpr, r. 14J Brosnan
Dowling Richard (Dowling Bros.) r. 922 Harrison
Dowling T. H. & Co. (Thomas H. Dowling) grocers, 219
Front
Dowling Thomas H. (T. H. Dowling & Co.) r. 2612
Larkin
Dowling William E. , driver La Grande Laundry, r. 230
Twelfth
Dowling William J., electrician, r. 213 Seventh
Dowling William J., lather, r. 14 J Brosnan
Dowling William T., oriver La Grande Laundry, r. 1820
Howard
Down Margaret M., r. 651 J Folsom
e^ Down. See Downs
Downe Charles, cok, r. 216 Ninth
Downer Perley R., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1522
Devisadero
Downes A. W. , conductor, r. 1828 Haight
Downes Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 41 Second, r. 13
Elizabeth
Downies Charles S. , druggist The Owl Drug Co. , r. Russ
Hou e
Downes George, laborer, r. Alms House
^W Downes. See Downs
Downev Annie, widow, r. 17 Bruce PI
Downey Bridget, widow, r. 1410 Church
Downey Ellen R. Miss, school teacher, r. 1410 Church
Downey George W., secretary William Cluff Co. (in-
corporated) 18-20 Front, r. Berkeley
Downey Henry, engineer T. J. Moynihan, r. 546 Folsom
Downey J. A., traveling salesman Tamm & Nolan Co., r.
1521 Seventeenth
Downey James, bart.ender John Robbins, r. 638 Vallejo
Downey James, lineman, r. 434 Tehama
Downey Jeremiah, traveling salesman, r. 1521 Seven-
teenth
Downey J. J., clerk Local Freight Oflftoe S. P. Co., r.
1206 Market
DIXON, BOBGESOH HO. SHOW Gf\SES
3T MARKET ST
THvLiUSKNDS CURED (For particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.}
BY f He MSTERs HT H I G H L-K N D SRRINGS
DOW 506
Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURftNGE GO.
428 California Street
Dow-ney John, bricklayer, r. 2705 Harrison
Downey John, laborer, r. 118 Ivy Av
Downey John, teamster Wainwright & Easton, r. 11
Lafaj'ette
Do^vney John C. , clerk W. P. Fuller & Co. , r. East Oak-
land
Downey John F., bricklayer, r. 1736 San Carlos Av
Downey John H., carpenter, r. 1410 Church
Downey John J. , butcher, r. 9-16 Twentieth
Downej' Joseph M. , clerk Local PYeight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. i06 Eighth
Downey Josephine A. Miss, teacher Sheridan Primary
School, r. 1410 Church
Downej' Julia Miss, milliner, r. 315J Langton
Downey Kate Miss, bookbinder, r. 315J Lantrton
Downey Mary, widow, r. 315J Langton
Downev Mary L. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
r. 1410 Church
DowTiey Michael, deckhand tug Active, r. 516 Folsom
Downey Michael, laborer, r. 261 First
Downey Michael, laborer, r. 1500 Franklin
Downey Michael, peddler, r. 19 Heron
Downey Robert, longshoreman, r. 231 Green
Downiey Thomas, carpenter, r. 118 Twenty-fourth
Downey Timothy, tanner, r. NW cor Folsom and Twen-
ty-eighth
Downey Thomas, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 1805J
Stockton, rear
DOWNEY BOILER INCRr§TAT10:W PRETE:^'.
TIVE CO., George McGillivray manager, 42
Second
Downie Henry, pressman A. J. Leary Co., r. 546 Fol-
som
Downing Benton, student, r. 1220Gearj'
Downing Charles J., plasterer, r. 24 Russ
Downing Charles O. , conductor Market St. Ry, r. leo.'i
Howard
Downing Charles T., ship joiner, r. 7 Lapidge
Downing Daniel F., r. 233 Franklin
Downiing Edward A. , clerk Thomas Downing, r
Geary
Downing Fannie S. Mrs., r. 1031 Valencia
Downing Frederick P. , student, r. 1031 Valencia
Downing G., conductor Cal. St. RR.
Downing George J., purser stmr Santa Rosa
Downing James, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.
Guerrero
Downing James, piinter, r. 426J Ringold
Downing James, rigger, r. 38 Diamond
Downing James A. , salesman Wangenheim, Stemheim &
Co.
Downing J. C, 1st officer stmr St. Paul
Downing John, lineman, r. 831 Hayes
Downing John H., clerk The California Hotel, r. 617
Bush
Downing John M., teimster, r. 328a Ninth
Downing Julica, milliner Charles E. Adcock
Downing L. L., contracting agent Denver and Rio
Grande RR.*, 203 Front
Downing L. P., teacher Golden Gate Anglo Japanese
School, r. Oakland
Downing Marian A., widow, r. 426| Ringold
Dowaiing Matthew, plasterer, r. 24 Russ
l>On.\IN« O. P, «K CO. (Incorporated) George B.
Flint president and manager, Alfred V. Matta secre-
tary, druggists' sundries, 116 Battery
DOWNi:V« ORRIEN P. (0. P. Do'wning & Ce.) r.
Hanford, Cal.
Downing Richard, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Downing Richard C. , plasterer, r. 24 Russ
Downing Robert L., salesman O. P. Downing & Co., r.
Oakland
DO>VNIi\<; THOMAS, house, sign and fresco painter
and paper hanger, 615 Mission, r. 1220 Geary
Downing T. K. Mrs., typewriter, r. 1827 Stockton
Downing William, carbuilder, r. 311 Van Ness Av
Downing William, student, r. 1220 Geary
DOY
Downing William C, barber George E. Thomas, r. 421
Powell
Downs, A. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1307 Larkin
Downs Catherine, widow, r. 115 Williams
Downs Charles L., bootblack, r. 216 Ninth
Downs Edward, drayman, r. 20 Heron
Downs Edward F., shipping clerk Howard H. Hogau, r.
22 Heron
Downs James, blacksmith, r. 1819J Hyde
Downs John, mason, r. 1030 Mission "
Downs Kate M. Miss, furnished rooms, 465 Stevenson
Downs Leonidas W. S., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
Alameda
Downs Michael M., laborer, r. 1819i Hyde
Downs Robert, teamster, r. 20 Heron
Downs Thomas P. , hostler, r. 35 Natoma
Downs Virginia, domestic 1801 Leavenworth
Downs Walstein J., teamster, r. 1425 Howard
Downs William, milker, r. 816 Nai)les
Downs William, teamster, r. NE cor Folsom and Eighth
Downs William B., clerk Merchants' Exchange Associa-
tion, r. 1141 Mission
Downs W. Selden, collector, r. 405 McAllister
8^" Downs. See Downes
Dows Henry S., foreman Haslett & Bailey, r. 145 Fourth
Dowse Richard, bartender Bohemian Club, r. 523^- Geary
Dowse William H., steward, r. 1029 Pacific
Dowsett George, engineer, r. 131 Lombard
Dowsett George Jr., machinist, r. 131 Lombard
Dowsett William, baker, r. 181 Lombard
Dowton Louis C. , boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 933
L220
448
Dowty Jefferson, carpenter William Little, r. 22 Fifth
Dowzenberrj' William, painter Charles Wreden, r. 804
Lombard
Doxey Hawthorne, with William Doxey, r. 704 Ashbury
Doxey Lillie Miss, waitress, r. 15 Hubbard
Doxey Walter, painter Columbus buggy Co. , r. 15 Hub-
bard
00\EY '^VIIil.lAM, publisher and importer books,
631 Market, r. 704 Ashbury
Doxev William J., with WilliUm Doxey, r. 704 Ashbury
Doyal Edwin, architect, r. 1144 Howard
Doych^rt Charles L. , traveling salesman, r. Baltimore
House
Doyle Adelaide Miss, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle Alexander J., stonecutter, r. 2825 Bush
Doyle Andrew, teamster, r. 1238 Sixth Av South
Doyle Ann, widow, r. 535i Eighteenth
Doyle Anna S., widow, r. 954 Bush
Doyle Arthur, clerk, r. 430 Brannan
Doyle Augustus J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., v.
232 S Nineteenth
Doyle A. V. Miss, hairdresser and dealer human hair,
108 Powell, r. 1312 Mason
Doyle Bernard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 314 Sierra
Doyle Bridget, widow, r. 508 Shotwell
Doyle C. A. , reporter Examiner, r. 833 Howard
Doyle Charles, r. 937 Mission
Doyle Daniel, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 109 Four-
teenth
Doyle Daniel P., furniture, 214 Fourth, r. 833 Howard
Doyle David, horseshoer, r. 123 Sixth
Doyle Dennis E., salesman J. Noonan, r. 124 J Noe
Doyle Dennis W. , stevedore, r. 219 Shotwell
Doyle Dora, cook, r. 950 Eddy
Doyle Edward, blacksmith, r. 744 Howard
Doyle Edward, ship carpenter, r. 1019 Twentieth
Dovie Edward C. , bookkeeper Wilmerding c& Co., r. 1S02
■ Hyde
Doyle Edward C. , plumber, r. 503 Fourth
Doyle Edward L., meterman Spring Valley W. W., r. 729
' Pine
Doyle Eliza M., widow, r. 1016 Seventeenth
Doyle Elizabeth, widow, r. 927 Eighteenth
Doyle Ellen, domestic, r. Alms House
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 11 Freelon, rear
SAIN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lf.r.';^'!fr.S
MflGIG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBRCVS
109 Montgomery St.
DOY
507
DOY
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 2253 Mission
Doyle Eugene F., clerk J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 109 Four-
teenth
Doyle Frank S., blacksmith John W. Ferris, r. San
" Miguel, Cai.
Doyle George B., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 919 Florida
Doyle George H., with Gallagher Bros., r. 1221 Valencia
Doyle Hannah, widow, r. 360 Eleventh
Doyle Harry, r. 1216 Treat Av
Doyle Henry (Henry Doyle & Co J r. 2299 Sacramento
Doyle Henry, butcher, r. 346 Naples
Doyle Henry, clerk Jlonitor Publishing Co. , r. 1605i
Doyle Henry, laborer Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 3630 Mis-
sion
Doyle Henry Jr., salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r. San
Mateo, Cal.
DOYLE HRNRV Jt, CO. (Henry Doyle) commission
merchants, 517-519 Market
Doyle Howard, storekeeper stmr Colon
Doyle James, bartender, r. 328 Geary
Doyle James, cook, r. 211 Fourth
Doyle James, crockery and glassware, 2012 Mission
Doyle James, machine hand S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1019
York
Doyle James, melter Union Iron Wks, r. 565 Howard
Doyle James, roofer, r. 357 First, rear
Doyle James, silversmith, r. 8 Pearl
Doyle James, special policeman First National Bank Safe
" Deposit, r. 5351 Eighteenth
Doyle James, waiter stmr Umatilla
Doyle James F., roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 357 First
Doyle James H., sawmaker, r. 927 Eighteenth
Doyle James J., r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle James J., framemaker, r. 24 Julian Av
Doyle James J., liquors, 322 Main
Dojle James J., sailmaker, 50 Clay, r. Oakland
Doyle James J., with Wm. H. Miner, r. 211 Fourth
Doyle James P., clerk Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 1718 Fill-
more
Doyle James P., plumber, r. 1716 Stevenson
Doyle Jarvis L., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Doyle Jeremiah, selector H. Huddleston & Co., r. 227
Filbert
Doyle Johanna, widow, r. 525 Howard
Doyle John, blacksmith Charles A. Warren, r. 780 Stev-
enson
Doyle John, carpenter, r. 228 Fulton
Doyle John, hostler 627 Haight
Doyle John, housemover, r. 1619 Mission
Doyle John, laborer, r. 1239 Twenty-fifth
Doyle John, longshoreman, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Doyle John, machinist, r. 735 Brannan
Doyle John, plumber, r. Ocean View
Doyle John, sawyer, r. 2253 Mission
Doj'le John, shoemaker Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r, 208
Powell
Doyle John B. , assistant cashier S. F. and N. Pac. Ry.
Co., r. 605Larkin
Doyle John J. (Sullivan & Doyle) r. 977 Harrison
Doyle John J., manager Las Palmas Vineyard, office 416
Pine, r. Cupertino, Cal.
Doyle John J., sawyer, r. 246 Nineteenth
Doyle John J., teamster, r. 208 Seventh, rear
Doyle John M., laborer, r. 512 Mission
Doyle John R., carriagemaker, r. 845 Howard
0OVLE JOHN T., attorney at law, 36 Columbian
Bldg, r. MenloPark, Cal.
Doyle Joseph, corniceniaker James Guilfoy, r. 214
Seventh
Doyle Joseph, laborer, r. 706 Mariposa
Doyle Joseph, wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. ,r. l.WSi
Broderick
Doyle Joseph A. , r. 905^ Mission
Doyle Joseph F., sailmaker James J. Doyle, r. Oakland
Doyle Joseph T., sp-^cial officer, r. 1506 Lyon
I^ORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3ii% HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STflTES BREWERY
bre:\a/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Doylo Joseph W., plumber W. W. Montague & Co., r
■ 23i Rich
Doyle Julia, dressmaker, r. 1239 Twenty-fifth
Doyle J. W., miner, r. 44 Third
Doyle Kate Miss, saleslady, r. 927 Eighteenth
Doyle Kate W., widow, r. 222 Turk
Doyle Liwrence, fireman stmr Oakland, r. 319^ Ivy Av
Doyle Luke D., florist, r. 2922 Bush
Doyle Mabel Miss, artist, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle Mamie Miss, teicher music, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle Margaret, domestic 920 O'Farrell
Doyle Margaret Mis , dressmaker, r. 1027 Capp
Doyle Margaret E. Miss,teacher Lincoln Evening School,
~ r. 2253 Mis>ion
Doyle Martin C, collector, r. 1141i Stevenson
Doyle Martin F., watchman S. P. Co., r. 139 Silver
Doyle Mary, widow, r. 208 Seventh, rear
Doyle Mary, widow, r. 1505J Broderick
Doyle Maurice, blacksmith and horseshoer, 4 Everett, r.
133 Shipley
Doyle Michael, laborer, r. 227 Filbert
Doyle Michael, machinist, r. 357 First, rear
Doyle Michael J., cigars and tobacco, 1125 Market
Dovle Michael T., stevedore, r. 219 Shotwell
Doyle Mollie Mrs., bakery, 228 Noe
Doyle Patrick, groceries and liquors, 120 Eighth
Doyle Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 716 Sierra
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 884 Illinois
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet L
and K
Doyle Peter, bookkeeper, r. 1002 Polk
Doyle Peter V., paints r, r. 503 Fourth
Doyle Peter W., cirpenter, r. 2808 Howard
Doyle Richard, blacksmith, r. 2012 Mission
Dovle Richard, longshoreman, r. 15 Federal
Dovle Richard S.-(R. S. Doyle & Son) r. 2806 Howard
DOVLE ROBERT E., Assistant Postmaster San
Francisco Post Office, r. 127 Kearny
Doyle Robert E., clerk, r. 208 Seventh
Doyle Rose, widow, r. 219 Shotwell
Doyle R. S. & Son (Richard S. and Stephen R.) contrac-
* tors and builders, office 16 Post
UOVIiE §TEPHEV R. (R. Doyle & Son) and pres-
ident The Builders' Association of California, 16
Post, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Thomas, bartender, r. 715 Howard
Doyle Thomas, horseshoer, 628 Howard, r. Oakland
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r. 1239 Twenty-fifth
Dovle Thomas, salesman Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 1523
' Webster
Doyle Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Doyle Thomas, wood and coal, 315 xVinth, r. 24(i Nine-
teenth
Doyle Thomas, wood and coal, 2253 Mission
Doyle Thomas B., fireman Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 607 Third
Doyle Thomas F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 508 San
Jose Av
Doyle Thomas F., sailmaker Joseph J. Doyle, r. Oakland
Doyle Thomas J . , painter, r. 228 Noe
Doyle Thomas J., teamster, r. SW cor Twenty-third and
Utah
Doyle Thomas P. , driver, r. Sunshine Court
Doyle Thomas P., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. 2124a
Broderick
Doyle Thomas R., chief clerk freight office S. P. C. Ry.,
r. 118 Ellis
Doyle Thomas W., clerk, r. 222 Turk
Dovle Thomas W., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
" Welch, r. 3017 Washington
Doyle Walter G., sign painter Artliur M. Plato, r. Ala-
meda
Dovle W. H., r. 218 Eddv
Doyle William, clerk, r. 2012 Mis,sion
Doyle William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
" 2109? Howard
STOVES
KND KITCHEN SWRPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
f_f r^ ^^r j-Tri-^nfw-'mi.t i23 California street, importer of a few
JAL O t-H M M Afl /A IN Selected Vintage* of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
**"^« *-'• V-^Al.rT.i^i Li-\1T FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNE8.
DOY
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SUN
iJv«xjiej^:ivoE> oo.
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Dovla William, trunkm iker, r. 1019 York
Doyle William A., salesman Henn' Doyle & Co., r. 2299
Sacramento
Doyle William E., carpenter, r. 1221 Valencia
Doyle William F., clerk, r. 927 Eighteenth
Doyle William P., sawyer S. F. Planing Mill, r. 28i
Geneva
Doyle William H. , boilerm iker, r. I.t Oak Grove Av
Doyle William J. , horseshoer, r. 309 Minna
Doyle William M., gardener, r. E s Capitol bet Sagamore
and Palmjtto
Dozier Charles A. . M. D. , resident physician St. Luke's
Ho-pital, r. W s Valencia bet Twenty-seventh and
Tweaty-eighth
D >z ;r F. L. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. West
33rkeley
8^ Dozier. See Doscher
Drabes Fred, r. 1202 Powell
Drach Michael, waiter, r. 231 Stevenson
Draahan Mar?-, nurse, r. 1421 Mason
Drichbar Harry, bricklayer, r. 123c San .Jose Av
Drickert George, barber Antone Ortega, r. 301 Turk
Draldy John, engineer, r. 24 Welsh
Draddy John J., cigirmiker, r. 24 Welsh
Draddy.Marj-E. Miss, cigarmaker, r. 24 Welsh
Draddy Miurice C, bsitoiilder. r. 24 Welsh
Drady Brothers (Thomn and Edward I.) tailors, 6
Flo 3d Bldg
Drady David, fumitare dea'er, 719 Tennessee
Drady David A. , r. 220 Devi ^a iero
Drady Edward I. (Drady Broi.) r. 220 De^isadero
Drady Eliza, wido *, r. 220 Devisadero
Drady Frank S., with Monitor, r. 220 Densadero
Drady Robert G., clerk, r. 220 Devisadero
Drady Thomas (Drady Bros.) r. 220 Devisadero
Drady Thomas, laborer, r. 13j Hermann
Draffin Agnes Miss, domestic 1621 Sacramento
Dratfiii John, with O'Keefe & Draffin, r. 1607 Stevenson
Draffin Sarah A., domestic, r. 1607 Stevenson
Draffin William H. (O'Keefe & Draffin) r. 1607 Steven-
sou
Dragamano\itch Spiro A., bartender James Gibb, r. 703
Stockton
Drajer Au,'ust, r. 26 Chesley
Dra,'er Edward, cook, r. 616"Stevenson
Draper J jseph, woolscourer, r. 2t>4.5 Howard
Draarer William H., woo'sorter, r. 2645 Howard
g^ Dra/er. See Dreger
D ago Giac )mo, barber 512 Broad wa\
Draheim Pauline, liquors 423 Dupont
DR.4I.V.1R»IA\D, proprietor Eureka Vallev Laundry.
20 Collingwood
Drain Daniel, liquors, r. 22 Colliugwood
Drain Henrj-, carpmter Miller & Hamiltm, r. Berkeley
Drain James, engineer Zeile s baths, r. 528 Pacific
8^ Drain. See Drane
Drake Arthur H., clerk S F. and N. P. RR. Co., r. 616
Golden Gate Av
Drake Cecil, watchman V. S. Mint, r. 21 Page
Drake Edward E.. salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co. , r. 781 Sutter
Drake Elizibeth Mi<s, dre-ssraiker, r. ISll Howard
Drake Flemor, clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Alameda
Drake Frank B., student, r. 1015 Mirket
Drake George F., ranfr's agent, 126 Kearny, room 6, r.
Oakland
D.-ake James, chief steward stmr City of Sydney
Drake Joseph G., clerk Denver House, r. 217 Third
Drake J. C, Lieutenant U. S. Xaval Construction Office,
r. Hotel Bella Vista
Drake John, porter, r. 521i Gearj-
DrakeJohn B., salesman' ButleV, Schutze Co., r. 921
Howard
Drake John Q., r. 808 Leavenworth
Drake John R., r. 1811 Howard
Drake Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1811 Howard
Drake Samuel, blacksmith, r. 902 Montgomery
Drake William H., r. 232 O'Farrell
Drane George W., conductor, r. ]24Vallev
«^ Drane. S e Drain
Draper Andrew, restaurant, r. 650 Fourth
Draper Edward P. (Draper & Selig) r. cor Railroad Av
and M South
DR.IPER FR.4\K S., manager Revere Rubber Co.,
527 Market, r. Chicago, 111.
Draper Frederick H., machinist Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
1003^ Sierra
Drapsr Henrj-, chicken ranch, r. Bay \'ie\v
Draper Marj," widow, r 139 Eleventh
Draper Thorp B., butcher Draper & Selig, r. S s Eighth
A\- South nr M
Draper William, salesman Hale Bros., r. 209 Turk
Draper & Selig (Edward P. Draper and Isidore Selig)
wholesale hog and sheep butchers. Fifth Av South
nr Railroad Av, office SW cor Fifth Av South and
Railroad Av
Drasdo Paul, proprietor Vienna Bakerj- and Confection-
ery, 112 Grant Av
Drathmau C, clerk M. J. Brandenst«in & Co., r. 321 Fell
Dratt Andrew, cooper, r. 511 Fifteenth, rear
Dralz Frederiok, carpenter, r. 91 Albion Av
Draud N'ano, domestic 300 Haight
Draver Frank, apprentice G. W. Shreve, r. 1202 Powell
Dray Calvin H. , sexton C<3ntral M. E. Church, r. 1041
Mission
Dray Daniel, laborer, r. 310 Twenty-sixth
Dray James J. painter, r. 331 Shotwell
Drayeur August C, r. 625i Larkin
Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy
Draj-ton William H., stevedore, r. 127 Second
Drechsler John G., bartender T. J. Walsh, r. 318 Octavia
Drechsler Louis, shoemaker, 320 Twenty-first
Dreckschmitz Herman, agent Gemiania Life Insurance
Co., 20 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Dredge Theodore F., traveling salesman Judson Mnfg
Co.
Drees Elmer W. , clerk London Tea Co. , r. 118 Jones
Drees Herman A., driver, r. 2044 Jcnes
gS" Drees. See Dries
Dreger Charles, teamster, r. 50 Stevenson Av
g^ Dreger. See Drager
Dreher Fritz, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Dreibelbis Stuart, bricklayer, r. 807 Shotwell
Dreiersdorf Louis, master mariner, r. 226 Ritch
Dreimann Andreas, fish dealer, E s Baker nr Touquin
Dreisbach George, tailor, r. 707 Tehama
Dreisbach William R., barber, 200 Market, r. 425 Golden
Gate Av
Dreischman John, shoemaker, r. 1638 Mission
Dreman Ge irge B., laborer Pioneer Wliite Lead and
Color Wks, r. 620 Fourth
Drennen Joseph, brass polisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
424 Tehama
Dresbach-Wilham F., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 63 Merchants' Exchan^^e, r. 3003 Jackson
Dresch George, bartender Hermann Burhaus, r. 995
Market
Drescher Charles, barber, 1 Front, r. 16 Antonio
Drescher Charles, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 16 An-
tonio
Drescher John J., cooper Chicago Brewer}-, r. 229 Fil-
teenth
Drescher Lena Miss, ironer S. F. Laundrv, r. 1519 Eddy
DREiiEL <;L'!^TAV DR., oculist and aurist, 139-141
Crocker Bldg, office hours 10 to 12 A. M. and 2 to 4
P. M., Telephone 4681, r. 1018 Haight
Dresel Julius (Dresel & Co.» r. Sonoma, Cal.
Dresel & Co. (Julius Dresel and Theodore Blanckenburg)
wines, 1316 Ellis
Dresen Fredericks, widow, biker>-, 1012 Pierce
Dreisel Julius, seaman, r. 23a Vandewater
Dresser Auiustus, student, r. 1403 Octavia
Dresser Charles, hostler L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 1307 J
Minna
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET and SIDEWALK WOEK
Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
20
Send the WEEKLY CALL ^s°,.I?"p« 'v*!,"rl'i/.?'p'i?i'^
THE FITTZ 6URE '?r.<l'-5.«'s»'«
Never Fails. C>ll on or
Write to N.J. STONE a CO.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Uresser John, cooper, r. 229 Fifteenth
Dresser .Julian W., driver G Idberg, Bowen & Leben-
bauiii, r. 1403 Octavia
Dresser Margaret, domestic 1523 Sacramento
Dresser Mary M., widow, r. 1403 Octavia
Dresser William, laborer, r. SWcor Steiner and Waller
Dressier B., joiner Sehussler Bros., r. Oakland
Dressier Ernest, tailor, r. 2227a Geary
Dressier William, gardener, r. 1910 Greenwich
Dressier William D., journalist, r. 1422 Larkjn
DreusikeO. B., foreman William Cronan, r. 1219 Mis-
Drever James (Elder & Drever) r. 1029 McAllister
Drevsen Louis, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Drew Aaron, porter, r. 1222 Bush
Drew Ada, widow, r. 803 Montgomery
Drew Albion P. , stairbuilder, r. 25 Clara Av
Drew Charles B. , teamster H. N. Tilden & Co., r. 437
Noe
Drew Dennis J., sexton St. Peter's (R. C.) Church, r.
SW cor Twenty-fourth and Florida
Drew Edward, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Drew Edward, paperhanger, r. 328 Minna
Drew Edward F., night watchman, r. 1236 Alabama
Drew Edward F. Jr., packer Roos Bros., r. 1236 Alabama
Drew Edwin P., master bark Andrew Welch, r. Oakland
Drew Ellen, domestic 1325 Devisadero
Drew Estelle R. Miss, r. 2331 Pine
Drew Estelle M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 222i O'Farrell
Drew Frank, amalgamator Midas Gold Saving Machinerj-
Co., r. 1403 Polk
Drew George I. , carpenter A. C. Hussey, r. 22 Wool
Drew George W., foreman Edward B. Hindes & Co., r.
Oakland
Drew Harry, conductor Market St Ry, r. 16 Lundy Lane
Drew Henrv, nietalroofer, r. 1236 Alabama
Drew Hiraiii M., stairbuilder, r. 404 Third
Drew Horace C. , bartender, r. 631 Sacramento
Drew James H., conductor Powell St. RR.,r. 2211i Polk
Drew John, carpenter, r. 1312 Twenty-fourth
Drew John, machinist, r. 1016 Twenty-fourth
Drew John K. (Drew & McLaughlin) r. 1112 Seventeenth
Drew John S., teacher, r. 1112 Seventeenth
Drew Joseph, carpenter, r. 22111 Polk
Drew MjTon, stairbuilder, r. 404 Third
Drew Nettie R., widow, furnished rooms, 226 Sutter
Drew Patrick, peddler, r. 1016 Twenty-fourth
Drew Patrick H., peddler, r. 1016 Twenty-fourth
Drew Samuel, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 1108
Scott
Drew Thomas, marine engnieer, r. 160 Third
Drew William, foreman Herafeld, Bannister & Co., r. 20
South Park
Drew Will am, painter, r. 636| Jessie
Drew William J., student, r. 1112 Seventeenth
DREW & Mclaughlin <..... «.
Ur«>w and Frank McLaagblin) stair build
ers. Tiie King Planing .11111, S3I-251 king
street bet 3d and 4tb
Drewes Claus H., liquor dealer, r. 702 Bryant
Drewes Frederick, butcher, 1706 Church
Drewes Henry (Otten & Drewes) r. 101 Hayes
Drewes Henry J., butcher, 340 Twenty -fourth
Drewes Hermann, butcher, r. 1706 Church
DKEWITZ ARTHUR €., druggist, XE cor Eddy
and Taylor, r. 222 Taylor
Drews Charles, g?sfitter S. F. Noveltv and Plating Wks,
r. 131 Utah
Drews Hermann, clerk W. Third & Son, r. 744 Twenty-
second
Drews John H., watchman, r. 131 Utah
Drews Louis W. , rancher, r. 2124 Howard
Drews' Hall, 121 New Montgomery
Dre.xel Joseph, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 677J Slis-
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7U5KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty. •
Qa'liforpia Bottlii)(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BCST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Dre.xler Anna, domestic NE cor Sacniinento and Mason
DREXLER LOVIti P., president The California Jute
Mill Co., 409 Califoniia. and president Judson
Manufacturing Co. , 14 Fremont, r. 1603 Van Ne;s
Av
Drevdemi Peter, tailor, r. 718 Turk
Dreyer Bernard, vice-president Renter's Co-operative
"investment Co., 8 Donohoe Bldg, r. Gonzales. Cal.
Dreyer Ernest, liquors, SW cor Stockton and Sutter, r.
'401 Sutter
Dreyer George H., chemist Paul Rieger & Co., r. Ws
'Willard bet McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Dreyer flenry, brewer, r. 1609 Twenty-fourth
Dreyer Henry, sausagemaker, r. 447 Minna
Dreyer John, groceries and liquors, 242 Fourth, r. 315
Clementina
Dreyer John H., shoemaker Charles Maier, r. Oakland
Dreyer John W., groceries and liquors, 423 Third, r. llj
Perry
Dreyer Joseph, insurance broker, 225 Sansome, r. 1716
Post
Drever Louis, salesman The Maze, r. 446 Eighteenth
Dreyer Louis G., manager Cal. Hat Wks, 111 Fourth, r.
728 Gears-
Dreyer Richard, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 44 Elgin
Park
Dreyer William, clerk C. Vollers, r. 947 Fifteenth
B^' Dreyer. See Dryer
Dreyfous Emile, teacher music, r. 2002 Pine
Drevfous Sylvan L., j6weler, r. 2002 Pine
Dreyfus A.'H., waiter, r. 224 Fourth
DREVFIJ!4 B. «& CO. See California Wine Association
Dreyfus Alexander, merchant, r. 742 Ellis
Drevfus Charles L., clerk, r. 742 Ellis
Dre'yfus Emil B. , clerk, r. 1918 Franklin
Dreyfus Leah, widow, r. 1918 Franklin
Dreyfus Mark H., salesman, r. 2514^ Sutter
Dreyfus Moses, butcher, r. 517 Stevenson
Dreyfus Theodore, dyeing and cleaning, 129i Sixth, r.
523 Stevenson
Dreyfus Walter A., clerk, r. 200 Turk
8^ Dreyfus. See Dreyfous and Dryfous
Dreyfuss Carrie, widow, furnished rooms, 606 Leaven-
worth
Drej'fuss Edward, salesman, r. 1017 Post
Drey-fuss Jacob, collector, 632 Market, room 1
Dreypolcher Edwin, billiard table finisher St. Germain
Billiard Co., r. 1511 Pierce
Dreypolcher Frederick, foreman St. Germain Billiard
Co., r. 1511 Pierce
Dreypolcher William S., with Examiner, r. 901 Powell
Dreysdorffer Louis, master schooner Piute, office 7 Clay
Dricchi Charies, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Driefer Adolph, bartender Nicolaus Meyer, r. 109 Jessie
Drieschman Arthur, clerk John E. Klein, r. 625 Her-
mann
Drieschman Barbara Mrs., r. 625 Hermann
Drieschman Edward, blacksmith and horseshoer, 1626
Mission, r. 234 Thirteenth
Drieschman Harry C. , collector Collateral Bank, r. 62.')
Hermann
Drieschman John, shoemaker, 163S Mission
Drieschman John, upholsterer, r. 625 Hermann
Drieschman Matilda Miss, clerk, r. 625 Hermann
Drieschman William F. , wagonmaker, r. 625 Hermann
Driffield Vero Caru , manager Pacific Coast Branch
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg) 213
Sansome, r. 1125 Leavenworth
Drigo Joseph, teacher Spanish, r. 228 Frank in
Drinan Tliomas, brassmolder The J. Raylance Brass
Wke, r. 704 Harrison
DRI.\KUOr!$E FREDERICK R., secretary J. A.
Drinkhouse Co., -227-229 Battery, r. 2502 Broad-
wav
DRI^kllOrtitE J. A., p esident and treasurer J. A.
Drinkhouse Co., 227-229 Battery, r. 2502 Broad-
7S
rn
5
DIX0HJ0BGE80N HO. SHOWCASES
3T MA>RKE:T ST., S. F.
EVENING BULLETIN =iiAXt^
see PACE 315
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Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
DRINKHOUSE J. A. CO.,
J. A. Urlnkhuase president and treas-
urer, John Arthnr nrinkhouse Tlce-
president. Frederick R. Orlnkhoase sec-
retary, tobacconists, ii' - 229 Battery,
established 1850, Incorporated May 11,
--■iss:
DRIXKHOCi^E JOH\ ARTHCR, vice-president
J. A. Drinkhouse Co., 227-229 Battery, r. 2502
Broadway
Dris(x>ll Agnes R. Miss, teacher music, r. 2612 Post
Driscoll Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 743 Golden Gate Av
DriscoU B. T. Mrs., nurse, r. 2S12 Post
Dnscoll Catharine, widow, r. Alms House
Driscoll Charles A., clerk, r. 1431 Mission
Driscoll Cornelius, brass finisher, r. 85 Adelaide PI
Driscoll Cornelius, oiler Powell St. RR., r. 1529 Jackson
Driscoll Cornelius E., proprietor Sanitarium Baths, 2212
Powell, r. 1712 Bush
Driscoll Daniel, fireman stmr Sunol, r. Vallejo, Cal.
Driscoll Daniel, florist Sunset Seed and Plant Co. , r.
Menlo Park, CI.
Dnscoll Daniel, laborer, r. 1104 Tennessee
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, r. 2612 Post
Driscoll Daniel, oiler Powell St. RR., r. 18 Reed
Driscoll Daniel, sparmaker C. A. Castner & Co., r. 1431
Mission
Driscoll Daniel, teamster, r. 1050 Howard
Driscoll Daniel J., painter, r. 1431 Mission
Driscoll Daniel ■]., policeman, r. 334 Tenth
Driscoll Daniel O., master tug Millen GriflBth, r. 542|
Second
Driscoll Daniel W., painter, r. 1211 J Steiner
Driscoll Denis, laborer, r. Point Lobos Av nr Cliff House
Driscoll Dennis, r. 334 Tenth
Driscoll Dennis, but<;her, r. 31J Dorland
Driscoll Dennis, deckhand stmr Modoc
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 314 Dorland
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 453 Tehama
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 1314 Florida
Driscoll Dennis, stonemason, r. 414 Clementina
Driscoll Dennis F., steward, r. Oriental Hotel
Driscoll Edward F., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co. , r. 506 Shrader
DRIi^COLL ED\r.4.RD P., physician, office and r.
1431 Mis-sion
Driscoll Elizabeth, widow, r. 1331i Minna
Driscoll Ellen, widow, r. 310 Tehama
Driscoll Florence, groceries and liquors, 426 Ringold
Driscoll Florence, oiler Powell St. RR., r. 18 Reed
Driscoll Frank, machinist, r. 1117J Shotwell
Driscoll Frank I., druggist, r. 2431 Mission
Driscoll Frank J. , tailor, 954 Mission
Driscoll Frederick A., clerk John J. Mahoney, r. 1431
Mission
Driscoll George S. , shoemaker, r. 1431 Mission
Driscoll Hannah E., widow, r. 610 Willow Av
Driscoll Henry, porter, r. 157 Dore, rear
Driscoll James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 54 First
Driscoll James, packer Anglo-Am. Crockerj- and Glass-
ware Co. , r. Oakland
Driscoll James E., marine engineer, r. 3042 Pine
Driscoll James F., saloon keeper, r. 25 Dorland
Driscoll Jeremiah, driver The Pacific Transfer Co., r. 24
Tehama
Driscoll Jeremiah, grainer J. St. Denis & Co.
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 3 York
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 422 Tehama
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1104 Tennessee
Driscoll Jeremiah, porter C. Nauman & Co.
Driscoll Jeremiah, shipjoiner, r. 243 Hickory Av
Driscoll J. J., brass finisher S. F. Gas Fixture and Art
Metal Co., r. SI Adelaide PI
Driscoll John, butcher stmr Acapulco, r. 542 First
Driscoll John, janitor Metropolitan Temple, r. 474 Jessie
Driscoll John, laborer, r. 81 Everett
Driscoll John, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 24 Tehama
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 446 Natoma, rear
Driscoll John, milkman, r. 523 Seventh Av
Driscoll John, peddler, r. 117 Juniper
Driscoll John, plumber, r. 630 Broadway
Driscoll John, stableman, r. 8i Adeline PI
Urisc'jU John, truckman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
Driscoll John Jr., butcher, r. 24 Tehama
Driscoll John A., butcher, 1206 Valencia, r. 1205 Valen-
DriscoU John H., clerk, r. 1431 Mission
Driscoll John I., clerk Po-t Office, r. 11171 Shotwell
DriscoU John J., brassfltiisher Thomas Day & Co., r. 622^
Driscoll John J. , liquors, XE cor Fifth Av South and L
Driscoll John M., ornamenter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 648
Steven -on
Driscoll Joseph P., bricklayer, r. 414 Clementina
Driscoll Julia, w'.dow, r. 9.j Welch, rear
Driscoll Kate, laundress, r. 13311 Minna
Driscoll Kate, shoefitter, r. 3 York
Driscoll Katie, domestic 507 Webster
Driscoll Katie G. Miss, tailoress, r. 954 Mission
Driscoll Lillian, widow, hairdre-'ser, r. 2110 Sutter
Driscoll Mag^e, domestic 210 Frederick
Driscoll Margaret, domestic 1512 Larkin
Driscoll Margaret, widow, r. 129 Capp
Driscoll Margaret, widow, r. 12115 Steiner
Driscoll Margaret Mrs. , dressmaking, 630 Broadway
Driscoll Mary, widow, r. 1320J Scott, rear
Driscoll Mary A., tailoress Frank Driscoll, r. 954 Mission
Driscoll Mary A. Miss, stenographer, r. 1117i Folsom
Driscoll Mary E , widow, r. 11171 Folsom
Driscoll May, widow, r. 29 Grant Av
Driscoll May Miss, clerk Colu nbiau Woolen Mills, r. 928
Dolores
Driscoll Michael, coremaker Thomas Day & Co., r. 6221
Minna
Driscoll Michael, laborer, r. 1104 Tennessee
Driscoll Michael H., carpenter, r. 954 Mission
Driscoll Michael, metal sorter, r. 200 Mission
Driscoll Moses, b.oommaker, r. 161 Chenery
Driscoll Xora, domestic 910 Steiner
Driscoll Patrick (Driscoll & Wettig) r. 420 Clementina
Driscoll Patrick, gripman, r. 938 Pacific
Driscoll Richard boxmaker Hobbs, Wall k Co.
Driscoll Richard, hoseman Elngine 9
Driscoll Robert F. , carpenter, r. 334 Tenth
Driscoll Stephen, groceries and liquors, 718 Clementina
Driscoll Stephen J., peddler, r. 161 Chenerj-
Driscoll T. , hosem in Engine 16
Driscoll Teresa E. Miss, milliner, r. 2612 Post
Driscoll Thomas, laborer, r. Wh it Cheer House
Driscoll Thomas, waiter, r. 66 Minna
Driscoll Thomas C, salesman C. A Hooper & Co.,
1039 Mission
Drisc jII Timothy, r. 1221 Florida
Driscoll Timothy J., laborer, r. 1104 Tennessee
Driscoll Walter, clerk John B. Brownlee, r. 811 Castro
Driscoll William, sign painter Ashworth Sign Co., r. 648
Stevnnson
Drissjll William, wa"/«r, r. 631 Sacramsnto
Driscoll William H. , bartender, r. 515 Stockto n
Driscoll William J., porter Butler, Schultze &Co., r. 414
Clementina
Driscoll & Wettig (Pitrick Driscoll and Theodore
Wettig) wood and coal, 936-938 Folsom
Dr sh Edwin C, driver, r. 2824 Mission
Drish Ellen J., widow, furnished rooms, 1050 Mission
Dnsko John F. , master mariner, r. 6 Dearborn PI
Drisko F. J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1401 Baker
Driver Charles, painter John F. Quane, r. 30 Sumner
Driver Lizzie, domestic 423 Franklin
Drivon Euirene, hairdresser, r. 524 Sutter
Driron Jeanne Mme, corset factory, r. 524 Sutter
SAIN f RAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imrS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
Room 23
lous Rock and Ce
a Specialty.
Sn MDNTGOMEIiy S REET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
HERCULES
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
DRI
511
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Dmiz Frank, milker P. T. Wolff, r. SE cor Naples and
Persia Av
IIKOBAZ MATEO, chop house and coffee saloon, 503
East, r. 1538 Howard
Droege John C, fanner, r. 2i2 Minna
Droessaer William, gardener, r. Alms House
Urogan Louis, waiter, r. 225 Stevenson
Droge Brothers (Henry and Charles) groceries and
liquors, NW cor Dupont and Francisco
Droge Chailes (Droge Bros.) r. 100 Francisco
Droge Charles H. (Jurgens & Droge) r. NW cor Seven-
teenth and Douglass
Droge t)ora Miss, r. 841 Geary
Droge G. F. C, confectioner, r. Golden West Hotel
Droge Henry (Droge Br is.) r. 100 Francisco
Droge Henry, clerk, r. 125 Cumberland
DBtfOE UENKI, groceries, wines and liquors, 1016
Olay
Droge Peter, carpenter, r. 125J Cumberland
Droge T., farmer, r. 262 Minna
WROCiER HEIVRY S., notary public, 2 Mills BIdg,
9th floor. Telephone Main 65, r. 213J Post
Droger Mary, widow, r. 1918 Page
Drogmund Herman C, wireworker, r. 16 Schuyler
Drohan James, bartender, r. 225 Powell
Drohse James, cook, r. 7 Market
Droit Belle Miss, saleslady M. H. Obtr & Co., r. 1143
Howard
Droit Thomas C. , carpenter and builder, 406 Montgomery,
r. 1143 Howard
Drolet Johanna, widow, r. 20 Valparaiso
Drolet John A. , commission merchant, r. 824 Broad-
wav
1»R4»1,ETTE JOi^EPH, contractor and builder, 1120
Twenty-fourth
Drolette Louis, plasterer, r. 1120 Twenty-fourth
Drolette Wilber, carpenter, r. 1120 Twenty-fourth
Dromey Ellen, widow, r. 248 Clementina
Drome V Michael, laborer, r. 248 Clementina
Drove Dominick, watchman, r. N s Channel bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Droppmann Augusta, widow, r. 809J Bryant
Droppmann Charles M., druggist, r. 809| Bryant
Droppmann Henry, clerk, r. 809i Bryant
Droscher Frank, stevedore, r. 929 Shotwell
Dross Robert, insurance agent, 225 Sansome, r. 1716
Pacific Av
Drossel August A., physician, 1203 Powell, r. 900 Jack-
son
Drossel Charles D., tailor, 1140 Market
DROSSEL JOl^EPH II., druggist, NW cor Powell
and Jackson, r. 900 Jackson
Drossel Joseph H. Jr., druggist Joseph H. Drossel, r.
900 Jackson
Drossner Adolph, salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r. 415
Mason
Drossner Jacob, salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r. 1814
Larkin
Drossner John, cigars, r. 1814 Larkin
Drost John D., druggist, SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Alabama
Droste Henry, hackdriver, r. 2118 Mason
Drouaillet G", capitalist, office 534 California, r. Paris,
France
Drouet Hippolyte Mrs., sausagemaker, 315i Fifth
Drouet Victor, real estate, r. 3103} Buchanan
Drouet Victorine, widow, 3103i Buchanan
Drough Willi im, cook, r. 706 California
Drought Robert H,, tailor, r. 649 Folsom
Drouillard John E., marine engineer, r. 52 J Silver
ItROWN ALBERT Nl., attorney at law, 104 Sutter,
rooms 2-4, r. 2550 Jackson
Drown Archer, clerk, r. 2550 Jackson
Drown William B., clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Droyer Leon, barber, r. 323 Vallejo
Druce George A., boilemiaker, r. 175 Eighth
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Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
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Drucker Albert, clerk Buttmann Bros., r. NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Howard
Drucker August, real estate, r. 1422 Fulton
DRUCKER AU«UST E. (A. W. Wilson and August
E. Drucker) r. 120 Post
DRUCKER EXPRESS AND TRANSFER CO.,
Knight & Olsen proprietors, 21 Market, Telephone
Main 1654
Drucker George I. , dentist, 906 Market
Drucker John, plumber, r. 344 Thirtieth
Drucker Mary, widow, r. 344 Thirtieth
Dracker William, mill tender S. F. Stove Wks, r. 344
Thirtieth
DRICKER'S EAST OAKLAND, FRIIITVALE
AND SAi\ FRANCISCO EXPRESS, 21 Market
Druffel Anna, widow, r. 1235 Hj^de
Druga Louis, vegetable garden. Railroad Av nr Twen-
ty-ninth Av South
Druhan Nellie C. Miss, labeler Paul Rieger & Co. , r. 405
Gough
Druhan Thomas, boots and shoes, 214 Twenty-fourth, r.
405 Gough
Druhe A. Herman, trustee estate of J. H. Druhe, 23
Market, room 1, r. Oakland
Druhe J. H. (estate of) H. A. Druhe trustee, 23 Market,
room 1
Druhe William H. , clerk estate of J. H. Druhe, r. 321
Bush
Druhm C. Dohrman, r. 133 Page
Druhm Charles, bartender Emile R. Fisher, r. 650
DRUIDS' HALL, 413 Sutter
DRUIDS' JOURNAL THE (monthly) Druids' Jour-
nal Publishing Co. piiblishers, 529 Washington
Druids' Journal Publishing Co., publishers Druids'
Journal, 529 Washington
Drum Courtland F. , steward, r. 7 Glover
DRU.il FRANK «., cashier James B. Haggin, r.
Oakland
Drum George E. , clerk Post Office, r. 3423 Sixteenth
Drum James L. , civil engineer estate of James G. Fair,
r. 1324 Webster
Drum Josephine K., widow, r. 3423 Sixteenth
Drum Patrick, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. SWcorSteiner
and Waller
Drum William J. J., pressman Dempster Bros., r. 3423
Sixteenth
Drum William P., civil engineer, r. 1324 Webster
Drumbell Annie Miss, hairdresser Mrs. Lizzie J. Whee-
lock, r. 1117 Broderick
Drumgold John H., manufacturing jeweler. 111 Phelan
Bldg
Drumm William, surveyor, r. 423 Bush
Drummond Edward, seaman, r. 6 Union
Drummond Edward, fireman, r. SEcor Waller and Stan-
yan
Drummond Harriett E., widow, proprietor The Chats-
worth House, 703 Sutter
Drummond J. H. Mrs., widow, milliner, r. 336 Polk
Drummond John, stmr City of Puebla
Drummond Joseph H., flange turner T. J. Moynihan, r.
309 Clementina
Drummond Joseph T., oil dealer, r. 309 Clementina
Drummond J. P., lithographer, r. 514 Taylor
Drummond Margaret, widow, r. 529 Second
Drummond Mark, distributor Post Office, r. 173S San
Carlos Av
Drummond Mary, widow, r. 119 Julian Av
Drummond Samuel, driver, r. 417 Bush
Drummond Tobacco Co. (of St. Louis) Isidor Seller
agent, 228 California
Drummond John, laborer, r. 26 Lapidge
Drummond William, fireman Cal. Glue Works, r. Tenth
Av South nr Railroad Av
Drundy Edmund, gasfitter, r. 140 Clipper
Drury Charles A., city salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r.
640 Oak
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Drury Charles O., laborer, r. 6J Deharo
Drur^- Frank G., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &Co.,
r. 640 Oak
Dnirj- Henry, clerk Delivers" Dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
640 Oak
Drurj- Jennie Mrs., saleslady T. C. Marceau, r. 538 Fol-
som
Drury John W., butcher John Scully, r. 640 Oak
DrurV Michael, hoseman Engine 26, r. 1207 Point Lobos
Av
Drmr Michael Jr., tailor, r. 1207 Point Lobos Av
Drun,- Patrick W., r. 640 Oak
Drurv Peter, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny
Drurj- R. Lloyd, draughtsman Union Photo-Engraving
Co., r. 516 Commercial
Drun- Thomas J. , clerk Agents' Oflfice Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 640 Oak
Drun," Wells, citj' editor Call, r. 908 Twenty-firet
Uruschel Frederick, buteher Henry Schmidt, r. 2014
Hyde
Drusedom Albert D., clerk Jacob Greenebaum, r. 1811
Mason
Drusedom John, beerbottler, 1811 Mason
Drusedom Walter, painter, r. 1811 Mason
Druxler Catherine, widow, r. 35 Hardy
Dryden Charles, reporter Chronicle, r. 415 Post
Drvden Frank T., clerk Simpson & Miller, r. 1926 Mar-
" ket
Drvden George H. S., wharfinger Harbor Commissioners,
■ r. 1426J Gearj-
Dryden William S. , asst. foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co. , r.
" Oakland
Dryer Charles, hackman, r. "14 Green
Dryer Charles F., livery stable, 1315 Stockton
Dryer Charles F. Jr. , bookkeeper Charles Drier, r. 1315
Stockton
Dryer Ernst, liquors, 401 Stockton
Dryer John Jr., ex-pressman, XW cor Fourth and Towni-
send, r. 207 Ritch
Dryer John F., driver Engine 5, r. 1220 Stockton
Dry-er Lizzie Miss, domestic 1901 Van Ness Av
Dryer Louis G. , manager California Hat Wks, r. 728
Gearj-
^f" Drjer. See Dreyer
Drj-fous Henry, butcher, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
Drj-fous Jacob, butcher Henrj- C. Wellner, r. 716 Tehama
^^ Dryfous. See Drej-fous, Dreyfus and Drej-fuss
Dr^■fuss Edward, dept manager Levi Strauss i Co., r.
■ 1017 Post
Drynan Julia Miss, r. 30 Clara, rear
Diyner George, boxmaker, r. 704 Harrison
Dryner Thomas, brassnioider, r. 704 Harrison
Dryner William J., with J. N. Knowles, r. Oakland
Drvsdale D., cannerj- superintendent Alaska Packers'
" Assn, 308 Market
Drj-sdale Elizabeth, «idow, r. 112 Hyde
Drysdale Harr>- E., machinist, r. 342 Third
Drvsdale Murdock, laborer, r. 21 Guerrero
Dnsdale William, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 21 Guer-
rero
Drj-selius Allen (Swanbcrg & Drvselius) r. 1631 F^ilton
Duane Anna Miss, r. 218 Fifteenth
Duane Annie M. Mrs., r. 605 Green
Duane Charles, shipping clerk Anner & Weinshenk, r.
711 Scott
Duane David C, seaman, r. 704 Sancume
Duane Edvrard, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r. 749
Seventeenth
Duane James, clerk D. Keefe & Co., r. 47 Juniper
Duane James, clerk Michael Duane, r. Twenty-ninth and
Sanchez
Duane James, laborer, r. 230 Fifteenth
Duane John, bricklayer, r. 711 Scott
Duane John, cooper, r. 218 Fifteenth
Duane John, gardener, r. 605 Green
Duane John, policeman, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth and
Sanchez
Duane Maggie, dressmaker, r. 218 Fifteenth
Duane Maurice, policeman, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth and
Sanchez
Duane Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Htiward,
and Eighth, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Duane Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r. 401
Twenty-ninth
Duane Nellie, domestic 2906 Jackson
Duane Patrick, laborer, r. 218 Fifteenth
Duane Timothy, peddler, 47 Juniper
Duane William, patrolman Morse's Patrol System, r. 737
Harrison
Duane William L., salesman Bl.vth & Trott, r. 40 Spear
SS" Duane. See Doan and Doane
Duart Frank S., barber, 503 Howard, r. 36i Tehama
Duarte Charle.s, fourth cook stmr Mariposa
Di'ARTE I«5iAC'IA DA COSTA, Consul Portugal,
605 Clay
Duarte Pascal, fruit drv-er, r. 1517 Dupont
Dubacher Anton, liquors, San Bruno Road nr Sillimau
OrBBCR HENRY C, manager estate of Henrj- W.
Hutafif r. 915 Montgomerj-
Dubbers Henry, porter Clinton E. Worden & Co., r. 340
Ritch
Dubedat Edward (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.) r. 2003 Frank-
lin
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.) r. 2003 Frank-
lin
Dubero Frederick, electrician, r. 2215a Filbert
Dubner John, janitor Verein Eintracht, r. SW cor Santa
Clara and Hampshire
Duboce AugTistin, optician, r. 7| Langton
Duboce Victor D. with Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. 1835
Scott
Du Bois A. F., teacher French and Greek de Fllippes
Academy of Languages, r. Oakland
Du Bois August* P., bookkeeper, secretarv and control-
ler S. P. Co., r. 20 Berkeley Av
Du Bois Henrietta, widow, r. 309 Third
Du Bois .James, inmager L. J. Jordan & Co., r. 218 Mdv
Du Bois James L. . bookkeeper Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. Hotel Savoy
Du Bois Johannes A., salesman Baker & Hamilton
Dubois John W., conductor, r. 1313 Fulton
Dubois Martin, barber, r. 438 Green
Dubois Mary, widow, r. 110b Eighteenth
Dubois Paul, waiter, r. 438 Green
DUBOIS P.irL A., druggist, 409 Kearnv. r. 1407
Clay
Du Bois, Percy H., salesman Gilbert Bros. & Co., r.
Oakland
Du Bois Peter C, miner, r. 313 Capp
Du Bois Pierre C. , mining, r. 313 Capp
Du Bois Samuel N., shoe cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1215 Mission
Du Bois William C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
SS" Dubois. Sf e Debois
Du Boise Sumner V.. special agent Sun Ins. Co., r. San
Leandro, Cal.
Dubourdien Jean, cook M. Lasalle, r. IS5 Scott PI
Dubrucilh Julius, waiter, r. 205 Second Av
Ducas Solomon, real estate, 11 Montgomerv, r. 610i
Polk
Ducasse Abel, machinist Toulouse i: Delorieux, r. 628
Broadway
Ducas je Jane Mrs., proj)rietor Richelieu House, r. 231
Montgomerj- Av
Du Castel Edward, French teacher, r. 323 Chestnut
Duchateau Louis, r. 1320 Stockton
Duchatel Frank, distiller and winemaker, r. 321 Bush
Duchein Eugene, clerk P. Duchein, r. 25:3 Clementina
Duchein Louis, laundr.vman, r. 713 Montgomerj' Av
Duchein Louise Mnie., laundry, 713 Montgomery Av
Duchein Peter E., butchers' suppUes and cutler, 23
Montgomery Av, r. 253 Clementina
Duchene Jennie Miss, dressmaking, 918 McAllister
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Ducheiie Jolin, looksmi^h, 918 McAllister
Duchoslov Joseph, tailor, r. 21 Scott PI
Ducich Chri^topher, laborer Warren & Malley,
cor Bay and Lajjuna
Duck Charles L., carrier Post Office, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Edward B., clerk, r. 2021 Polk
Ouck Emily H., widow, r. 2021 Polk
Duck George H., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
835 Valencia
Duck George H., clerk \V. Third & Son, r. 2011 Polk
Duck William L., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 8:55 Valencia
Duckel John, pressman, r. 25121 Sutter
Duckel Nicolas, clerk, r. 621 Capp
Duukell William N., conductor Gal. St. RR., r. 1207
Broadway
Ducker Christopher, iron worker, r. 1041 Army
Ducker Jeremiah E., manager The Charles A. Vogeler
Co., 313 Bush, r. 702 Broderick
Ducker Matilda H., widow, r. 308 Lombard
Duckert Matthais, lodgings, lOOi Second
Duckett Charles S., dentist, 850 Market, r. 170.? Post
Duckett Henry P., scenic artist, r. 501 Leavenworth
Duckgeischel Matthew C, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co.,
r.Uh South Park
Duckworth Henry A. , machinist H. G. Lavng Machine
Wks, r. OakUnd
Duckworth R. R. , r. Oriel Hotel
Duclaire Joseph, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
Duclaire Peter, teamster, r. 534 Vallejo
Duclos Philip, carpenter, r. 447 Natoma, rear
Duclos Vital, teamster, r. 220 Twenty-second
Ducommon William A., carrier Post Office, r. 206 Nine-
teenth
Ducray Justin F., teamster, r. 121 Morris Av
Ducroix Auarust, cook, r. 155 Bryant Av
Ducroux John, laborer, r. S s Carolina nr Napa
Ducruet Justina, widow, r. 2 Leroy PI
Ducruet Theodore I., upholsterer, 515 Bush, r. 2 LeroT
PI
Duddy Anthony, horseshoer, r. 19i Adelaide PI
Duddy Bartley, laborer, r. 1137 Tennessee
Duddy Bridget, widow, r. lOJ Adelaide PI
Duddy George, laborer, r. 1137 Teiuiessee
Duddy James, teamster, r. 641 Minna
Duddy John J., salesman James Kitteniiiui, r. 919 Fil-
bert
Duddy Katherine Miss, dressmaking, 19^ Adelaide PI
DuiJdy Martin, bartender, r. 1137 Tennessee
Duddy Mary, domestic 1508 Leavenworth
Duddv Thomas F., teamster, r. 641 Minna
Duddy WilHam F., salesman James Kitt'vnnan, r. (Oak-
land
«^ Duddy. SeeDoody
Duden Adolphina, widow, r. 211 Ridley
Duden Ernest, confectionery, 1409 Polk, r. 1602 Polk
Duden Frederick W., clerk Ernest Dudel, r. Iii02 Polk
Dudgeon George E. , molder, r. 568a Folsom
Dudgeon Jane Mrs., 568a Folsom
Dudley Albert E., carpenter, r. 732i Twenty-»econd
Dudley Belle Mr:*., r. 627 Ellis
Dudley Cecelia, widow, r. 718 McAllister
Dudley Edith Miss, dressmaking, 514 Taylor
Dudley Edward T. , attorney at law, r. 102 Devitiadero
Dudley Elijah C, carriageinaker, r. 1320 Devdsadero
Dudley Estelle L., widow, r. 1217 Fell
Dudley George, helpsr Bay District Track
Dudley George, watchman, r. 1405 California
Dudley Mary, widow, r. 1815 Baker
Dudley Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) A. J. Ralston president,
Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 58 Nevada Block
Dudley Nellie Miss, cashier, r. 718 McAllister
Dudley Priscilla Mrs. , with Schmidt Label and Litho. Co. ,
r. W s Noe nr Twenty-eighth
Dudley William C. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 221t5
Larkin
Dudy Daniel, machinist, r. 18 Parker
Dudy John, apprentice O'Connell & Lewis, r. 18 Parker
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Dudy Thomas \V., laborer, r. 18 Parker
Dudy William J., blacksmith, r. 18 Parker
9»" Dudy. See Doody
Due Anton, teamster C. S. Laumeister
Duebel Charles Jr., stenographer, r. 330 Freemont
Duebel Charles A., (;arpenter, 126 First, r. 330 Free-
mont
Duebel William, carpenter, r. 330 Freemont
Dueben Charles, steward, r. 19 Cedar Av
Dueben E. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 19 Cedar Av
DirEBER WATCH CASE .UAJVl FACTUKI.'VU
CO. THE (Canton, O.) A. I. Hall & Son agents,
528-5S0 Market
Duecker George F., butcher, 1629 Devisadero, r. 1509
Devisadero
Duenwald Frank H., millhand Fulton Eiig. and Shii)
Bldg Wks, r. 3 Chestnut PI
Duenwald Frederick, cigannaker, r. 1312 Nebraska
Duenwald Fritz, cigarmaker, r. 624 Fulton
Duenwald Henry W., carpenter, r. 6 Che-tnut PI
Duenwald Marie, widow, r. 3 Chestnut PI
Duer Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 207 Montgomeiy Av
Duer Meinert, driver, r. 105 Francisco
Duering Bernard, vignette engraver Dickman-Jones Co.,
r. 2113 Golden Gate Av
Duering George, cabinetmaker, r. 819 Bryant
Duerot Joseph, machine hand Pmc. Can Co., r. 1164
Bryant
Duesburj' Horace, portrait artist, studio 59 Donohoe
Bldg, r. 554 Willow Av
Duesenberger John, paperhanger, r. 912 Howard
Dufau A. M. Mrs. , dressmaking, 504 Stockton
Dufau Belle, saleslady The Maze, r. 504 Stockton
Dufau Emma L. Miss, teacher music, r. 504 Stockton
Dufau John T., salesman, r. 1130 Market
Dufau Julia M., widow, r. 421 Second
Dufau Maria Mme, r. 815i Geary
i^Dufau. See Dufour
Diifault Noe (Weisheimer & Dufault) r. 1603 Dolores
Duff Andrew, bartender F. J. & P. J. Connolly stmr En-
cinal, r. 2215 Howard
Duff Annie E. Miss, bookkeeper Columbian Woolen Mills,
r. 91 li Lombard
Duff Charles, milling engineer, 309 California, room 16,
r. 700^ Bush
Duff Edward, seaman, r. 144 Fifth
Duff Edward E., bookkeeper, r. 211 Bartlett
Duff Emma Miss, r. 1607 Webster
Duff Frank, fireman stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Duff George H., sackmaker, r. 911J Lombard
Duff George W., clerk Boston Rubber Shoe Co., r. 2810b
Howard
Duff Hugh, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 316| Iowa
Duff James, r. 414 Third
Duff James J., clerk J. W. Coleman, r. 263 Octavia
Duff James R. , clerk Subsistance Dept U. S. A. , r. 1609
Webster
Duff John, carpenter, r. 1113 Seventeentli
Duff John, dtUverj' clerk Cal. Barrel Co., r. 316 Iowa
Duff John, painter, r. 723 Shotwell
Duff .j'ohn F., marine engineer, r. 136 Fair Oaks
Duff John J. painter, r. 211 Bartlett
Duff Joseph, solicitor, r. 561 Minna
Duff Louisa, widow, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Duff Margaret Miss, r. 2215 Howard
Duff Margaret B., widow, r. 120 Turk, rear
Duff Nannie M. Miss, cashier Cal. Navigation and Im-
provement Co., r. 710 Geary
Duff Robert P. R. (Duff & Co.) r. 336 Eddy
Duff Ruth, widow, crockery and tinware, 414 Third
Duff Tena Mrs. , dressmaking, 217 Fourteenth
Duff Thomas E., 3d assistant engineer stmr Pomona, r.
145 Fourth
Duff Thomas L., carpenter, r. 423 Eush
Duff Thomas T., cooper, r. 316 Iowa
Duff William, laborer, r. 911J Lombard
Duff William H. , shipjoiner, r. 38 Tehama
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
DI'FF A CO. (Robert P. R. Duff) produce commission,
2J2 Davis
Duffey Alpheus, blacksmith, r. 429 Jersey
I»5.IFFE1' BUOTUEKS (George F. and Eugene J.)
plumbers and ga-^fitters, Chas. E. Duffey manager,
117 Sutter, factory 11 Trinity
Duffey Charles E., manager Duffey Brothers, r. 1718 Fell
Duffev Edward J., salesman Thomas Dav & Co., r. 5 Park
Road
Duffey Eugene J. (Duffev Bros.) r. 417 Baker
Duffey George F. (Duffey Bros.) r. 2019 Golden Gate Av
Duffey James, longshoreman, r. 34 Minna
Duffev James, with 1 uffey Bros., r. 1614 Grove
Duffey John, liquors, 346 Third, r. 19 Verona
Duffey John F., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r. 603 Fourth
Duffey Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1322 Mission
Duffey Josephine Miss, operator, r. 1308 Golden Gate Av
Duffey Louis, clerk, r. 253 Jersey
Duffev William, waiter, r. 619| Stevenson
JCS" Duffey. See Duffy
Dufficv George W., druggist R. E. White & Co., r. San
R'afael, Cal
Dufficy Peter, penmaker, r. 310^ Nineteenth
Dutfie" Christopher W., carpentpr and builder, 700 O'Far-
rell, r. 830 Page
Duffield Edward, liquors, 818 Clay, r. 1014 Washington
Duffield Frank B., teas aud coffees, 1336 Dupont, r. 1109
Montgomery
Duffield (Jeorge W., real estate, r. 1107 Montgomery
Duffield George W. Jr, collector, r. 1913 Larkin
Duffield Henry A., clerk, r. 19 Minna
Duffield William W., sugar analyzer, 202 Market, room 3
Duffiii Edmunc J., compoitor E.xaminer, r. 701 Stockton
Duffin James, seaman, r. 9 White
Duffy Alexander, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Duffy Alfred, blacksmith, r. 429 Jersey
Duffy Alice B., manicure, 21 Powell, r. 2119 Mason
Duffy Alicia Miss, teacher Butna Vista Primary School,
r. 1713i^ Hyde
Duffy Anne, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Duffy Annie, widow, r. 518 Ninth
Duffy Annie, widovr, r. 1220 Eddy
Duffy Annie M. Mrs. (Jas. Duffy i: Co.) r. 1944 California
Di ffV Artemissa, widow, r. 1316 Harrison
Duffy Belinda, widow. 1713J Hyde
Duffy Bernard, contractor and builder, r. 828 Church
Duffy Bernard C, real estate, r. 2119 Mason
Duffy Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
Duffy Charles, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rear
Duffv Charles F. , clerk, r. 319 Hyde
Duffy Charles H., manager J. J. Duffy & Co., r. 319 Hvde
Duffy Charles M., clerk, r. 12 Sherman
Duffy Daniel F., carpenter, r. 828 Church
Duffy Edward, r. 914 Sansome
Duffy Edward, hostler John Wieland Brewery, r. 58
Duffy Eihvard, plumber, r. 38 Harriet
Duffy Edward P., gripman, r. Merz Hotel
Duffy Edward P. , painter, r. 907 Va lejo
Duff J' Edward P., porter Ames & Harris, r. 11 Leroy PI
Duffy Eliza, domestic Alms House
Duffy Ellen, widow, r. 603 Fourth
Duffy Felix, tanner, r. 212 Broadway
Duffy George, plater, r. 184 J ssie
Duf^ George, teamster, r. 306 Hickory Av
Duffy George F., cl.-rk, r. 44 Perrj', rear
Duffy Isabelle, widow, r. 428 Sutter
Duffy J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1904 Lagima
Duffy James, engineer, r. 1322 Mission
Duffy James, hoseman Engine 1, r. 419 Pacific
Duffy James, molder, r. 306 Hickory Av
Duffv .lunies, waiter, r. 573 Howard
DUFFY JAMES & CO. <..».»..,
and Jolin F. .loaruen) i-arpets, paper
hangings, -window shades, etc., 811 Mar-
ket, Telephone Main 574
Duffy James B., clerk Atlantic and Pac. RR. Co., 58
Chronicle Bldg
Duffv James W. (Kellv and Duffy) r. 205i Twenty-third
Duffy Jimes W., salesman J. Duffy & Co., r. 1944 Cal-
ifornia
Duffy J. J. & Co. (John J. Duffy) produce commission,
304 Washinsrton
Duffv John, r. 1005 Church
Duffy John, (Kelly & Duffy) r. 205i Twenty-third
Duffy John, iceman Palace Hotel, r. 28 Stanley PI
Duffj'John, laborer, r. 710 Tehama
Duffy John, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Duffv John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 110 Twenty-
third
Duffy John, liquors, r. 19 Verona
Duffy John, painter, r. 143 Shipley
Duffy John, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Duffy John C, plumber, r. 3621 Sixteenth
Duffv John E., carpenter, r. 828 Church
Duffv John F., with Thomas P. Duffy, r. 1005 J Church
Duffy John J. (J. J. Duffy & Co.) r. 319 Hyde
Duffy John J., grain weigoer, r. 927 Twenty-sixth
Duffy John J., laborer, r. 110 Freelon
Duffv John P. , tailor, r. 518 Ninth
DFFFl' JOHN P., with Market St. Ry Co., room 21
Hobart Bldg, r. 1714 Polk
Duffy John R., r. 622i Minna
Duffy Joseph, brickwork contractor, r. 828 Church
Duffy Julia, widow, r. 519| Stevenson
Duffv Maggie Mrs. , r. 525 Taylor
Duffv Margaret Mrs. , r. 807 Point Lobos At
Duffy Neil, bakerj' 525 Taylor
Duffv Neil J., plumber, r."614 Pine
Duffv Neil P. , deputy Sheriff, r. 525 Taylor
Duffy Owen, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 205J Twenty-
third
Duffy Patrick (Sweeney & Duffv) r. 14 Tehama
Duffv Patrick, laborer, r. 230 Fifteenth
Duffev Patrick G., printer, r. 608^ Minna
Duffv" Patrick T., laborer, r. 1714 Polk
Duffy Peter, conductor, r. 715 Howard
Duffy Peter, marine engineer, r. 24 Parker.
Duffv Richard, carpenter Presidio & Ferries RR., r. 1218
Filbert
Duffv Sarah, widow, r. 44 Perry, rear
Duffy, Sarah J. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar School,
r. 1904 Laguna
Duffv T., conductor Market St Ry., r. 117 Chapultepec
Duffy Terrence, nursery, 1300 Golden Gate Av, r. 1308
Golden Gate Av
Duffy Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 6081
Minna
Duffy Thomas, with Thomas P. Duffy, r. 1005i Church
Duffv Thomas A., clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1714 Polk
Duffy Thomas B., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1313 Sansome
Duffv Thomas F. Jr.. clerk J. B. Duggan, r. 608 J Mmna
Duffy Thomas J., solicitor Palatine Ins Co., r. San
Rafael, Cal
Duffv Thomas P.,, wood and coal, 1005 Church
Duffy \'alentine, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co., r. 573
Howard
Duffv William, laborer, r. 33i Moss
Duffy William, patrolman Morse's Patrol System, r. 614
Pine
Duffv William A., porter, r. 44^ Perry
Duffy William F., bookkeeper Mack & Co., r. 1944 Cali-
fornia
l^W Duffv. See Duffev and Duffie
Du Fosee Charles, clerk Kittle & Co., r. 230 Perry
Dufour Antone, clerk Comptoir National d'Escompte de
Paris, r. Alameda J
Dufour Edmund, mirror maker Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 1608 Steiner
Dufour Louis, baker, r. 1510 Dupont
Dufour Ljuis, machinist, r. 327 Montgomery Av
DR, NAT. T. COULSON
1i20© MARKET Q-TREET
Corner Taylor 1
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANOSCO
ELECTRIC LA U N D R Y CO. ^:LZ):f^^L !J-
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAQIC LANTERNS
ALNTERN 3LIDES
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Dufour Madalina Miss, seamstress, r. 438 Green
Oufour Ha ugio Mrs., widow, r. 438 Green
Dufour Victur, machinist, r. 438 Green
tm" Uufour. See Dufau
Uu Franc Vital, laundry, 2939 Clay
Du Frane John L., engineer, r. 1706 Ellis
Du Fresne J. A., clerk stmr City of Puebla
Du Fresne L. A. Mme., dressmaking, 707 Sutter
Dugan A. E. Miss, decorative artist, r. 031 Sutter
DUGAN ALPHONSO G.,<.»r..
agent ^HpriuKtield Fire and Marine Insur-
ance €»., office '^15 Sansome, r. 3843 Fill-
more
Dugan Ann, widow, r. 041 Nitoma
Dugan Catherine, widow, r. 523 Howard
Dugaa Charles, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 329
Louisiana
UlffiAiV €MARLE8 E., cashier Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
and secretary Crescent City Transportation Co. and
Crescent Wharf and Dock Co., 314 Spear, r. 1414 Ma-
sonic Av
Dugan Charles J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 932
Minnesota
Dugan David, bartender, r. 967 Howard
Du,'an Denis, seaman, r. 412 Main
Dugan E. C. D., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 520
Hermann
Dugan Edmund, expressman, r. 1616 Folsom
Dugan Edward, coachman, r. 417 Folsom
Dugan Edward, operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 668i
Clementina
Dugan Edward G., canmaker, r. 30 Natoma
Dugan Elizabeth, widow, r. 108 Williams, rear
Dugan Elsie, domestic 1726 Pine
Du,'an Emma F., widow, r. 631 Sutter
Dugan Feli.v •)., clerk, r. 1114 Hampshire
Dugan Francis P., labjrer, r. 1114 Hampshire
Dugan Geir/e F., shoecutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 668i
Clementina
Dugan Helen, widow, r. 668i Clementina
i»tJGAN HERBfiRT F., druggist, 701 Sutter, Tele-
phone East 444, r. 631 Sutter
Dugan Hugh, r. 722 Harrison
Dugan James A., cellarman, r. 641 Natoma
Dugan James B. , silverplater, r. 54 Eighth
Dugan James E. , paper carrier, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Jeremiah, bartender, r. 318 Jessie
Dugan John, carrier Post OfBce, r. 2322 Webster
Dugan John, cooper Pioneer White Lead and Color Wks,
r. 334 Fremont
Dugan John, liquors, 932 Minnesota
Dugan John, longshoremm, r. 212 Broadway
Dugan John, waiter stmr Walla Walla
Dugan John L., engineer Boston Farm Dairy, r. 223 Sev-
enth
Dugan John N., r. 520 Hermann
Dugan John S., carrier Post Office r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Joseph U., clerk Springfield Fire and Marine Ins.
Co., r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Dugan Kate, domestic, 2323 Sacramento
Dugan Lawrence, stableman, r 2113 Pine
Dugan Margaret, widow, r. 30 Natoma
Dugan Mark M., janitor New City Hall, r. 12 Mint Av
Dugan Mary, domestic 30 Clinton Park
Dugan Mary, widow, r. 130i Langton
Dugan Michael, laborer, r. 1050 Howard
Du^an Michael T., clerk, r. 641 Natoma
Dugan Patrick, lab >rftr, r. 43 Natoma
Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Dugan Patrick, road foreman Pi esidio and Ferries RR. ,
r. 1222 Greei
Dugan Patrick F. , liquors, 1912 Market, r. 9 Page
Dugan Patrick H. , carpenter, r. Alms House
Dugan Philip, extraman Truck 7, r. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Folsom
Dujfan Philip, laborer, r. 1114 Hampshire
PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS F=IXXERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
^^ THE mOST FOFOLBR
Dugan Timothy, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Dugan Timothy, porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 1306
Mason
Dugan Timothy J., policeman, r. 1500 Leavenworth
Dugan William C, r. 771 Haight
Dugan William E., boxmaker, r. 536 Howard
Dugan William E., janitor, 420 Montgomery
SW Dugan. See Duggan
Duges Jean, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Duggan C itherine, widow, r. 3 Essex PI
Duggan Catherine, widow, r. 1617 Webster
Du,'gan Charles, 1st officer stmr Eureka, r. 318 Shotwell
Duggan Edward F., liquors, 218 Sanchez
Dugan Daniel, laborer Risdjn I. and L. Wks, r. 4 Simp-
son PI
Duggan Frank R., shirt cutter, r. 414 Sanchez
Duggan H. Arthur, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 903 Mc-
Allister
DUGGAN JAMES B.,
men's rarnish-
119 nioutgomery,
839 O'Far-
In;: goods
rell
•uggin Janes T., blacksmith Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 9
Lask'e
Duggan John, shoefinisher J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 646i
Eleventh
Duggan John E., druggist, r. 414 Sanchez
Duggan John H., birte ider Gill & Frank, r. 40 Spear
Duggan Joseph B. , student, r. 829 O'Farrell
Duggan Joseph F. (Duggan-Tucker Co.,)r. 825 Mission
Duggan Joseph F., janitor r. 413 Tehama
Dugjfan M irgaret (Duggan & Ames) r. 1024 Clay
Duggan Marv A. Mrs.,r. 414 Sanchez
Duggan Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 281 First
Duggan Nellie Mrs., dressmaking, 1500 Leavenworth
Duggan Thomas, boilermaker, r. 54 First
Duggan Thomas, special officer Public Schools, r. 1014
Washington
Duggan Thomas J., policeman, r. 914 Jackson
DIJftGAN-TIJCKER €0. (Joseph F. Duggan, Arthur
H. Tu'jker and Frank N. Wade) electrical contract-
ing, 825 Mission
Duggan & Ames (Margaret Duggan and Frank M. Ames)
wood and coal, 1024 Clay
SW Duggan. See Dugan
Duggarr Philip, musician, r. 2801 Folsom
Dughan Annie F. , domestic 642 Waller
Dugler George, apprentice Louis Leiser, r. 763 Mission
Duglos Michael J. (Cohen & Duglos) r. 19 Scott PI
DIIHE.U AUGIISTE, florist and decorator, 117 Pow-
ell, Telephone South 452, r. 116 Guerrero
Duhem Victor L., photographic printer V. M. Duhem,
r. 64 Third
Duhem Victor M. , photographer, 64 Third
Duhirst Isaac, expressman, r. 10 Eureka
Duhmen Henry A. , salesman William Hoelscher & Co. ,
r. 813 Franklin
Duhne Frank, clerk M. D. Meyer & Co. , r. 1419 Devisa-
dero
Duhne Herman, millwright, r. 1530 Kentucky
Duhr Lena, widow, liquors, NW c 'r First Av and D
Duhrer Theodore, milker New York Dairy, r. Old San
Jose Road
Duhring Dora, widow, r. 1096 Post
DilHRl!VG FKEUERICK T., attorney at law, 120
Sutter, room 54, r. 1096 Post
Duignan Michael, machinist, r. New Continental Hotel
Duignan Thomas J., driver, r. Wayland nr Berlin, U.
M. T.
Duisenberg Augusta W. Miss, notary public, 510-312
California, r. 3216 Jackson
Duisenberg Charles F. , clerk, r. 1031 Harrison
Duisenberg Edward G. , clerk, r. 1031 Harrison
Duisenberg Minna, widow, r. 1031 Harrison
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PASTEUR FILTERS :
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
BROWN & SON, Agent*, 823 Market Str««V
Peirlei-Jouei & Go. Glianipagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for PaciHc Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Du Jardin Albert, bottler Quiros Soda Water Co., r. 329
Eddy
Du Jardin Clifford, clerk Geo. E. Plummer & Co. , r. 204
Castro
Du Jardin Frederick, clerk F. K. Arnold, r. 639 Ellis
Du Jardin Frederick Jr. , driver Quiros Soda Water Co.,
r. 329 Eddy
Du Jardin Louis, bartender Stciner & Fer^son, r. 323
Jones
Duke Andrew J. (Eureka Deliverj- Co.)r. 510J Hayes
Duke Catherine, widow, r. 525 Folsom
Duke Catherine, widow, r. 1234J Bush, rear
Duke John, foreman Henry, Bohls & Co., r. 8 Anthony
Duke John D., carpenter, r. 303 Oak
Duke John, secretar\- Pan American Development Co.,
508 California, r. 926 Sutter
Duke Joseph, r. 511 El zabeth
Duke Robert D., r. 303 Oak
Duke-Smith Frank H., publisher and editor, r. 1827
Market
Duke Thomas S., conductor Market .^t. Ry, r. 510
Schroeder
Dukelow James, driver, r. 528 O'Farrell
Dukelow John, seaman, r. 233 Langton
Dukich Eugene, j/orter stmr San Rafael, r. Sausalito
Duks William, barber Frick & Weir, r. 50*5 Jessie
Dulcezoni Leopold, cleaner Stone & Co., r. 1515 Cali-
fornia
DI'LEV FRA\K P., wood and coal, 1713 Mission
Duley George, clerk C. W. Foster, r. 310 Jersey
luley J. H., bookkeejjer, r. 1045 Market
Dulfer Frederick W., clerk E. H. Ne\ille, r. 15 Pros|)er
Dulich Louis, 2d officer ship Charles A. Falk
Dulion Arsene A., motomian S. F. and San Mat«o Rv,
r. 12 Day
Dulip Alfred J., foreman Roth & Co., r. 317 Gough
Dulip Emil A., liquors, NW cor Drumm and Commer-
cial, r. 309 Lombard
Dulip John P., r. 311 Lombard
Dull Charles O., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 9 Cedar .\v
Du'.lea Catherine, widow, r. 14 Beideman
DuUea Edward F., coaper S. P. Co., r. .505 Jones
Dulleghan Alice, widow, r. 319 ireniont
Dulleghan Joseph P. , machinist, r. 319 Fremont
DuUeghan Thomas F., boilermaker, r. 319 Fremont
Dultz Albert G. . painter, r. Alms House
Dimiain David, candy mnfr, 757J Howard
Dumaroz Raphael (Dumaroz & Arcianin) r. 1434 Broad-
way
Dumaroz & Arcianin (Raphael Dumaroz and George
Arcianin) restaurant, 2011 Polk
Duma.s George, seaman, r. 1201 Steiner
Dninas James E., barber, 20 California, r. Oakland
Dumas Lucien, r. 1806 Howard
Dmnas Marieux, hotel keeper, r. 535 Dupont
Dumbarton Land and Improvement Co. (incorporated)
Philip Rohrbacher president, Jabez Howes secre-
tary, 214 Pine, room 55
Dumbrell Charles T., dairyman, r. 1812 Broderick
Dumbrell James H. , teamster, r. 1812 Broderick
Dumbrell James W., printer John D. Hammond, r. 20
Franklin
Dumbrell John H., clerk, r. 1812 Broderick
Dummage Marj-, widow, r. 308a Bartlett
Dimimage William T. , machinist r. 308a Bartlett
Duminell Frank, machinist, r. 441 Douglass
DummettJohn C, marine engineer, r. 212 Scott
Dumont Albert, musician, r. 311 Lombard
Dumont Ale.xander, r. 764J Folsom
Dumont Charles, confectioner, r. 1711 Stevenson
Dumont Charles A., blacksmith, r. 121b Shipley
Dum lit Edward, jjainter G. B. De Ferrari
Dumont Frank A., salesman, r. 144 Eleventh
DuniiMit Frank A. Jr., paper hanger, r. 144 Eleventh
iHimout Frederick, laborer, r. 103 Army
Dumont Harrj- H., salesman Holt Bros. Co., r. 1032
Armv
Dr.nO.\T PIERRE, wholesale and retail liciuors, SE
cor Fourth and Folsom, r. 764^ Folsom
Dumonte Joseph, cisrar maker, r. 14091 Dupont
DUMONTELLE EUGENE
Italian auU lennessee marble Tor far-
nitare. plnnibers* slabs, etc. A fnll Ilnr
of Tennessee marble and Iron mantels
on band at Eastern prices, 5T3-5'ir, Finii,
r. 423 Twenty-sixth.
Dumontier Josejih L., clerk, r. 1209 Leavenworth
Dun Peter, bartender Peter Parsfm, r. 602 Second
Di;X R. «. A- CO., The Mercantile Agency, Jay
Lugsdin manajrer, 320 Califoniia
DrXAi\l» LOLIS r., attorney at law, 324 Pine,
room 17-18, Telephone Main 5592, r. San Rafael
DLNB.4R .ll'BREl T., assistant manager Revere
Rubber Co. , 527 Market, r. 610 Taylor
Dunbar Benjamin F., cook, r. 315 Jessie
Dunbar Donald R., laundrraian, r. SW cor Bay and
Webster
Dunbar Ella, widow, r. 732 Valencia
Dunbar Frank, r. 2480 Market
Dunbar Frank, seaman, r. 5 East
Dunbar George, stevedore, r. 313 Beale
Dunbar George W. Rev., Chaplain U. S. A., .\lc-atraz
Island
Dmibar Gus, plumber, r. 33 Eddv
Dimbar James W. (J. W. Dunbar & Co.) r. lOOti Dolores
Dunbar Joeeph, seaman, r. 29 Sacramento
Dunbar Joshua, real estate, r. 449 Jersey
Dunbar J. W. & Co (James W. Dmibar) produce com-
missi.m. 120 Wishington and 123 Orego7i
DUNBAR LUIS L, dentm, omee
and r. .300 .•iotter, bonrs 9 A. M. to .% P. M..
Telephone Main iH'i
Dunbar Marcus W., printer H. S. Crocker Co.. r. I'^Oo
Howard
Dunbar Marj- A. , widow, r. 615 Xat<jma
Dunbar Robert, ward tender C. and C. Hospital
Dunbai- Robert C, butchee A. Brady & Co., r. 4.50i
Tehama
Dunbar Thomas, clerk Frederick Kaufmann, r. 901
Mission
Dunbar Thomas, rattan worker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Wks, r. 615 Natoma
Dunbar William, engineer, r. 281 Elgin Park Av
Dunbar William, mason and builder, 16 Post, r. 9 Powell
Dunbar William C, laborer, r. 22 Turk
Dunbar William F., sign painter, 995 Market, r. 118 Sixth
Dunbarton F1a,x Spimiing Co. The, E. Detrick Jr. agent,
mnfrs twines, yams, etc., 19 Spear
Duncan Alexander, r. 207 Larkin
Duncan Alexander A., wood and coal, 2214 Mission, r.
113 Twentv-ninth v.-^
Duncan Alida'o. Miss, adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 204 Mc-
Allister ■:!
Duncan Allen L., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 204 Mc.\llN-
ter
Duncan Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Seventh
Duncan Andrew J., foreman, r. 1933 Geary
Duncan Annie J., widow, r. 534 Hermann
Duncan Arthur, clerk R. D. Himie & Co., r. The Beres-
ford
Du-'can Arthur L., superintendent Hume Canning and
Trading Co., 320 California
Duncan Augustine, teacher dancing, r. XE cor Sutter
and Van Xess Av
Duncan Benjamin B., clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 305
Polk
Duncan Carrie, widow, r. 602 Geary
Duncan Charles E., machinist, r. 237 Sanchez
Duncan Clara L. Miss, teacher Moulder Primarv School,
r. 1815 Eddy
Duncan David, cashier Voss, Conrad & Co., r. Alameda
Duncan Dominick, gardener, r. 1415 Lyon
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SHJEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
s^JfCRiBE 5f^f} FRrtNGISGO GrtLL ""%''r.Sr
THE FITTZ CURE
Is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Duncan Dora Miss, teacher dancing, r. NE cor Sutter
and Van Ness A\-
Duncan Doia G. Mrs., r. NE cor Sutter and ^■an Ness
Av
Duncan Edward, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 884 Illi-
nois
Duncan Edward, calker, r. 51 Second
Duncan Edward L., compositor Brown & Craddock, r.
907 Guerrero
Duncan Eliza E., widow, r. 123 Henry
Duncan Emile, chief engineer stmr San Juan, r. 558 Fol-
som
Duncan Frankl n T., chemist Frank Clough, r. 558 Fol-
som
Duncan Frederick, horseshoer. r. 10(>J Turk
Duncan Georg-e, bricklayer, r. 1135 Twenty-third
Duncan George, civil engineer, r. 45 J Clara
Duncan George, foreman Peter Garrity, r. 113 Leaven-
worth
Duncan George, laborer, r. 550} Natoma
Duncan George E. Rev., jiastor Third Baptist Church, r.
518 Powell
Duncan George J., train baggageman S. P. Co., r. Oak-
land
Duncan George W. S., coffee saloon, 312 Third
Duncan Henrj-, patternmaker, r. 836 Mission
Duncan Hilarion, capitalist, r. 1823 Turk
Dinican Isabella, widow, r. 829 Broadway
Duncan J., 3d cook stmr Santa Rosa
Duncan James A., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 1650
Hayes
Duncan James E., clerk, r. 113 Leavenworth
Duncan James H. , r. 35 Hoff Av
UI'NCAN JAMES M., general engraver, 126 Kearny,
room 25, r. 399 Buana Vista Av
Duncan James H., merchant, r. 34i Erie
Duncan James M., secretary Equitable Collection Loan
and Discount Association, 16 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r.
Oakland
Duncan James M., sexton Tuird Baptist Church, r. 518
Powell
Duncan James W. , contractor, r. 726 Bush
Duncan John, cigars and tobacco, 634 Fourth
Duncan John, sergeant police, r. 2721 Sacramento
Duncan John J., deputy clerk Supreme Court, r. 628
Sutter
Duncan John M. (.Tohn M. Duncan & Son) r. 1136 Mis-
DUNCAN JOHN M. & SON
(.fulin M. aud ltob«rt S.) iiianufai-tarerK
and d<-alers Freuch rangeK, heavy kitchen
ware, etc., I13« Mission bet Seventh and
Kighth
Duncan John T., decorator, r. 113 Leavenworth
Duncan Joseph H. , expressman, NW cor Third and
Mission, r. 107 Twenty-ninth
Duncan Juliana, widow, r. 514 Van Ness Av
Duncan Lithco T., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 115 Seventh
Duncan Maggie, domestic 835 Fifteenth
Duncan May Miss, teacher dancing, r. NE cor Sutter
and Van Ness Av
Duncan Mary A., widow, r. 113 Leavenworth
Duncan Oscar, laborer, r. 13J Sanchez
Duncan Phoebe H. Mrs., r. 726 Bush
Dinican Raymond, teacher dancin.', r. NE cor Sutter
and Van Ness Av
Duncan Robert, clerk Martin S. Kane, r. 884 II inois
Duncan Robert, currier, r. 113 Twenty-ninth
Duncan Robert, wireman Edison Light and Power Co. ,
r. 907 Guerrero
Duncan Robert H. , manufacturer, r. 907 Guerrero
Duncan Robert S. (John M. Duncan & Son), r. 1136
Mission
Duncan Rufus V., laborer, r. 953 Mission
Diuican Samuel M. Jr., clerk, r. 714 Guerrero
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Noveltits in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Duncan Thomas, laborer, r. 216 Michigan
Duncan Thomas, salesman Drunimond Tobacco Co.
Duncan Thomas H., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r.
8.36 Mission
Duncan William Mrs. , r. 106^ Turk
Duncan Wdhani B., seaman, r. 115 Seventh
Duncan William C, clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 514^
Stevenson
Duncan William D., stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
1501 .Jones
Duncan William T., broker, r. 214J Sixth
DU.VCAN'I^ MILLiis LAND AND LUMBER CO.,
I. E. Thayer agent, William E. Elliott secretarj-, 28
California
Duncanson John, blacksmith Union Iron Wks., r. 536
Wisconsin
Dunck Eugene M., bartender Lyon Zacharias, r. 2847
Sixteenth
Dunck Henry L., salesman, r. 2847 Sixteenth
Dunck Jacobine, widow, r. 2847 Sixteenth
Dunckel Charles, furr.er H. Liebes & Co., r. 6 Brosnau
Dunckel Delia A. , widow, r. 1040 Mission
Dunckel Edward P., liquors, 1350 Valencia, r. 6 Bros-
Dunckel Ira T. C, salesman Hale Bros., r. 1040 Mission
e^" Dunckel. See Dunkel
Dunckhorst Henry, clerk Roval Eagle Distilleries Co., r.
522 Polk
Dli.NCOMB EDWAKD .1., secretary W. W. Mon-
tague & Co. (incori>jrated) 309-317 Market, r. 2010
Devisadero
DUxHCOMBE AMBULANCE SERVICE THE.
William S. Dunconibe manager, 1011 Polk, Tele-
l)hone East 4
WINCOMBE SURGICAL J^UPPLV CO. THE,
William S. Duncombe manager, 1011 Polk
DIINCOMBE WILLIAM S., manager The Dun-
combe Surgical Supi)ly Co. , r. 1011 Polk
Dundas Dorinda Mi.ss, dressmaker, r. 1026 Geary
Dundas James carrier Report, r. 212 Seventeenth
Dundas Jane, widow, r. 705 Hayes
Dundas Matilda V. Miss, teacher music, r. 705 Hayes
Dundas Mowbray R. , clerk Goodall, Perkins &"Co.,r.
1026 Geary
Dundas William A., dry goods, 512a Oak
Dundon Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 333 Eddy
Dundon J. , concrete worker, r. 556^ Natoma
Dundon John, laborer, r. 1501 Jackson
Dundon .Tohii, ])!umber, r. 10^ Louisa
DUNDON P. F.
proprietor Sail Fran-
ci.sco Iron Worlis, boiler tanks and gen-
eral iron woriis, Dnndon's patent coui>
pound marine boilers, approved by U. S.
Inspector, most economical boilers in
use, :tl4-S18 Main, Telephone Main 1435, r.
■iO 8i>uth Park
I>undon Timothy, boilermaker, r. 128 Pennsylvania
Dungan Eugene, baggageman S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Dungan Jacob S., physician, office and r. 23 Kearny
Dunham Addie, domestic 108 Walnut
Dunham A. E., agent Samuel Cupples Wooden Ware Co.
(of St. Louis, Mo.) 116 California, room 7, r. Oak-
land
Dunham Benaiah S., wheelwright, r. 427 Dolores
l»ir\HAM BENJAMLN F., president Dunham, Car-
rigan & Havden Co., r. 13117 Alice, Oakland
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAY-
it. F. Itiinham president.
Brace llaTden vice-presi-
dent, Sanrord Bennett secretary and
treasnrer, importers liardware, iron,
steel, metals, pipe etc., I'-ia Beale and
•JO-ai Main, Telephone Main '«;{
Dunham C. S., r. 869 Mission
DEN CO.,
DIXON, BOeGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST.,
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428 California Street
Dunham E. K. Miss, dressmaker, r. 930i Mission
Dunham Hattie Mrs., medium, 1104 Mission
Dunham John H., real estate, office 409 California
room 5
Dunham Robert J., master mariner, r. 1019 Eighteenth
Dunham William G. , foreman printer Abramson-Heu-
nisch Co., r. 706 California
Dunkel George, cooper, r. 627 Commercial
Dunkel H. & Co. (Henrj- Dunkel) butchers, 1609 Fill-
more
Dunkel Henrv (H. Dunkel & Co.) r. 1308 Steiner
£3" Dunkel. See Dunckel
Dunkelman Paul (Dunkelman & Janssen) r. 1301 Bu-
chanan
Dunkelman & Janssen (Paul Dunkelman and John
Janssen) groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy and
Buchanan
Dl'XKEK ADOLPU, proprietor Otto's Saloon, 425
aav, r. 2710 Bush
DI'\KER rHRIST«»PHER. Supervisor Seventh
Ward, r. 332 Fremont
Dunker Diedrich, laborer, r. 569 Minna
Dunker Ernest H., capitalist, r. 1428 Broadway
Dunker Ferdinand F. H., mining, r. 321 Bush
Dunker John A. , Deputy County Clerk, r. 332 Fremont
Duokerly Joseph, r. 21 Buena Vista
Dunkhase William, bartender Joseph Schwarz, r. 1823
Dupont
Dunkle Charles W. , porter, r. 127 Welsh
Dunkle Daniel W., messenger Wells Fargo i Co., r. 212
Powell
Dunlap Albert, upholsterer, r. 528 Broadway
Dunlap Charles, clerk, r. 215 O'Farrell
Dunlap Charles H., insurance agent, r. 112 Fair Oaks
Dunlap David L., clerk, r. 921 Hyde
Dunlap E. , coalpasser stmr St. Paul
Dunlap Forrest M.. machinist Atlas Iron Wks, r. 215
Seventh
Dunlap Henr>- H., proprietor The Alexandria, 781 Sutter
Dunlap John, painter, r. 202 Brannan
Dunlap W. E. , barber, 3237 Mission, r. 3105 Mission
Dmilap William, shoemaker Pringle Bros. ,r. 8 Oakwood
Dunlap William C, deputy County Clerk, r.821 Webster
Dunlap Will-am H., saleman Pnngle Bros., r. 219
Sanchez
Dunlap Wilmer, conductor, r. 1910^ Lyon
Dunlap Wilson B. , commission broker, 331 Montgomerv,
rooms 19-21, r. 703i Hyde
IS" Dunlap. See Dunlop
Dunlea Man- Miss, stenographer Washburn & Moen
MnfgCo., r. 102 Dore
Dunlea Michael, foreman Edward T. Anthony, r. 102
Dore
Dunlea vy Daniel, clerk, r. 143S Twenty-fotirth
Dunleavy James, clerk, r. 27 Fell
Dimleavy James, helper, r. 216 Michigan
Dunleavy James, salesman, r. 631 Ellis
Dunleavy James T. Mrs., widow, r. 548 Folsom
Dunleavy Jeremiah, harnessmaker, 423 Post, r. 631 Ellis
Dunleavy Jeremiah, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r.
27 Fell
Dunleavv John A. , salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. , r.
631 Ellis
Dunleavy Michael, laborer, r. Z\ Crooks
Dunleavy Thomas, messenger W. L. Cohn, r. 548 Fi.I-
som
Dunlea v> Timothy, clerk Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 27
Fell
Dunlevy Andrew J., captain Harbor Police, r. 511b Page
Dunlevj- William 0., marine engineer, r. 511b Page
I3F Dunlevy. See Dunleavy and Donlea\-j-
Dunlop Ammie W., clairi-ovant, r. 822 Mission
Dunlop Charles, plasterer, 16 Post, r. 1626 Broadway
t^ Dunlop. See Dunlap
Dunmore John, r. SW cor Jefferson Av and Pulaski
Dunmore John Jr., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. SW
cor Jefferson Av and Pulaski
Dunn Albert W., foreman William S. Townend, r. 215^
Chattanooga
Dunn Alexander, fisherman, r. 256 Brannan
Dunn .\lexander, watehman U. S. Sub Treasury, r. 212
Austin Av
Dunn Alma V. Miss, teacher music, r. 212 Austin Av
Dunn Andrew T., laborer, r. 33 Hawthorne
Dunn Andrew T., longshoreman, r. 554 Minna
Dunn Annie, domestic 29 Alvarado
Dunn Annie Miss, machine operator, r. 150 Clara
Dunn Arch bald, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 2''.
Louisa, rear
Dunn Barney, teamster, r. 358J Clementina
Dunn Bartholomew, laborer, r. Alms House
Dunn Beatrice M., widow, r. 1918 Taylor
Dunn Bridget, domestic Hospital for Children and Train-
ing School for Nurses
Dunn Bridget Mrs., groceries, 542 Howard
Dl'X.V BROTHERS (Frank and William \.\ wines
and liquors, 1318 Market
Dunn Catherine E. Miss, teacher Stanford Primary
School, r. 830 Twentv-fifth
Dunn Charles A., bricklayer, r. 128 Bartlett
Dunn Charles A., shoecutter Siebe, Glanville Co., r.
1228i Folsom
Dunn Charles W. (C. W. Dunn & Co.) r. 102 Octavia
Dunn C. W. & Co. (Charies W. and Michael C. Dunn i
cigar factory, 1719 Market
Dunn Cornelius, r. 143 Ridley
Dunn Daniel, laborer, r. 306 Valencia
Dunn Daniel J., lather, r. 29i Twenty-second
Dunn Daniel J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 102<ii
Shotwell
Dunn Deborah, widow, r. 328 Third, rear
Dunn Dora Miss, furnished rooms, 953 Folsom
Dunn Edward, iron worker, r. 315 Minna
Dimn Edward, wharf builder, r. 554 Minna
Dunn Mward A., photo engraver Globe- McCabe Co., r.
227 Bartlett
Dunn Edward J., clerk S. F. and y. P. RR. Co.,r. 143 Ridlev
Dunn Edward P., clerk J. J. O'Brien i Co., r. Colma,
San Mateo Co., Cal.
Duim Elerj- E , foreman Merten Mnfg Co. , r. Alamed:i
Dunn Eliza J., widow, r. 126 Bartlett
Dunn Ellen, widow, bakery, 1408 Church
Dunn Emily, widow, dressmaking, 1014 Buchanan
Dunn Emily A. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary Schi>i>l,
r. Oakland
Dunn Emmett, salesman, r. 1815 Stockton
Dutm Esther, \ridow, r. \h\\\ Market
Dunn Francis, laborer, r. 114 .Vatoma
Dunn Frank (Dunn Bros.) r. 1211 Scott
Dunn Frank, painter, r. SE cor Serpentine and Po-
trero Avs
Dunn Frank, sawj-er, r. 224 Ritch
Dunn Frederick W., miner, r. 625 O'Farrell
Dunn George E., bricklayer, r. 103 Church
Dunn George E., weigher. Section 1 Sea Wall, r. 109
Guerrero
Dunn George F.. paper carrier, r. 485 Grove
Dunn George S., clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 727 Minna
Dunn George W., naturalist, r. 440 Third
Dunn Hannah, widow, r. Ill Oak
Dunn Henry, asphaltum worker, r. 727 Clementina
Dunn Hennr, 2d cook stmr St. Paul
Dunn Henry, molder, r. 29 Alvarado
Dunn Henry F., cigar maker, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Henry- L. , clerk, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Horace D., office 112 Montgomery Block
Dunn J. Mrs., liquors, 41 East
Dunn James, fireman Market St. Ry, r. 542 Lott
Dimn James, molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. Alameda
Dunn James, molder Union Iron Works, r. Oakland
Dunn James, piledriver, r. 129 Francisco
DI'XX J.4NES, vice-president and manager Ameri-
can Biscuit Co., N'W cur Batten- and Broadway, r.
1218 Hyde
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Every Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
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San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELEOTRIO LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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519
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Diuin James C, shoemaker, r. 227 Bartlett
l>unn James 0. , upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co. ,
r. HI Oak
Dunn James E., teamster Market St. Ry, r. 1131 Steren-
son
Dunn James F., architect, r. 727 Minna
Dunn James H., jailer County Jail 1, r. 1613 Leaven-
worth
Dunn James J., laborer, r. 474 Bryant Av
Dunn Jeremiah, shipjoiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Dunn John, r. 611 Fourth
Dunn John, bartender, r. 41 East
Dunn John, blacksmith, r. 1228J Folsom
Dunn John, capitalist, r. 410 Chestnut
Dunn John, cook, r. 554 Minna
Dunn John, eni^ineer, r. 2626 Bryant Av
Dunn John, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1830 Bush
Dunn John, laborer, r. 143 Natoma
Dunn John, laborer, r. 721 Brannan
Dunn John, laborer, r. Alms House
Dunn John, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Dunn John, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1110 Taylor
Duini John, 2d mate stmr Coptic, r. San Jose, Cal.
Dunn John, woodcarver, r. 3657 Mission
Dunn John B., shoemaker, r. 939 Eighteenth
Dunn John J., entry clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 143
Ridley
Dunn John J., contractor and builder, r. 2026 Golden
Gate Av
Dunn John J. Jr, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1228J Folsom
Dunn John O., carpenter, 2808 Mission, r. 1412i Gue-
rerro
Dunn John P., bookkeeper John Tuttle, r. 516 Haight
DUXN JOIIK P., Register U. S. La d Office, 610 Com-
mercial, r. 1735 Oak
Dunn John P., shotmaker, r. 109 Guerrero
Dunn John T., real estate, 112 Montgomery, r. Mountain
View, Cal.
Dunn Joseph, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph, bartender John Fowsev
Dunn Joseph, truckman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway
Dunn Joseph P. , laborer, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Julia, widow, r. 727 Minna
Dunn Kingsley G. (Electrical Construction and Repair
Co.) r. 1007 Market
Dunn Lawrence, engineer, r. 1413 Valencia
Dunn Lawrence, teamster, r. 358J Clementina
Dunn Lawrence J., wood and coal, 1249 Valencia
Dunn Lena Mrs., r. 225 Perry
Dunn Louisa Miss, r. 1638 Polk
Dunn Maggie, domestic 2540 Howard
Dunn Maggie Miss, dressmaking, r. 103S Mission
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 150 Clara
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 1112 Hampshire
Dunn Margaret Miss, machine operator, r. 150 Clara
Dunn Margaret L. Miss, teacher CoUnnbia Grammar
School, r. Ill Oak
Dunn Mark T. , serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 56
Minna
W*V,S\ IWARTIX J., dentist, 850 Market, r. Berkeley
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 29 Alvarado
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 39 Louisa
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 312J Tehama
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 2111 Broderick
Duim Mary, widow, bakery, 1638 Polk
Dunn Mary E., widow, r. 1412 Guerrero
Dunn Michael, butcher, r. 9 Rincon Av
Dunn Michael, laborer, r. 415} Clementina
Dunn M ch lel, quarryman, r. 922 Battery
Dunn Michael, seaman, r. 207 Main
Dunn Michael C. (C W. Dunn & Co.) r. 102 Octaria
Dunn Michael C, laborer, r. 1344 Alabama
Dunn Michael J., liquor dealer, r. 149 Perry
Dunn Michael T., marine engineer, r. 1426 Twenty-sixth
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALBR IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Dunn Patrick, painter, r. 81 Natoma
Dunn Patrick D., r. 109 Guerrero
Dunn Peter L., consulting engineer and secretary Cedar
Creek Mining Co., 306 Market
Dunn Riinsom B., bookkeeper Aloin D. Ayres
Dunn Ritchie L., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1218 Hyde
Dunn Russell L., mining engineer, r. 1906 Baker
Dunn Thomas, bartender Joseph Rausch
Dunn Thomas, liquors, 800 Fourth
DLNN THOMAS F., Assistant District Attorney,
New City Hall, r. 143 Ridley
Dunn Thomas F., painter, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Thomas R. , real estate and secretary Sunset Gold
Mining and Milling Co., 630 Market, r. 724 Valencia
Dunn Vincent, salesman Julius C. Amelung, r. 1815
Stockton
Dunn William, bar tender, r. Grafton Av, Lakeview
Dunn William, blacksmith, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn William, clerk, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Dunn William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1509
Guerrero
Dunn William, enjiineer, r. 18i Stevenson Av
Dunn William, laborer, r. 8 Regli PI
Dunn William, plasterer, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn William, winchman stmr Gaelic, r. 1129 Treat Av
Dunn William H., bookkeeper Lamb & Son, r. Ill Oak
Dunn William H., bricklayer, r. 313 Fell
Dunn William J., plumber, r. 18 Rincon PI
Dunn William T., with Charles Brown & Co., r. 154 First
Dunn William T. (Dunn Bros.) r. 630 Golden Gate Av
S^ Dunn. See Dun and Dunne
Dunne Catherine, widow, r. 1024 Bryant
Dunne Cecelia, widow, r. 1457 Leavenworth
Dunne David E., chiropodist, r. 1294 Stanyan
Dunne Daniel J. , machinist, r. 1020^ Shotwell
Dunne Edmund C, civil engineer, r. 135 Erie
Dunne Elizabeth C. Miss, laundress, r. 1024 Bryant
Dunne Eugene W., teamster, r. 1024 Bryant
Dunne F., machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 912a Larkiu
Dumie Frank H. , attorney at law, 25 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor, r. 1457 Leavenworth
Dunne George A., marine engineer, r. 10 South Park
Dunne Isabella F., widow, r. 1020i Sh< twdll
Dunne James, shoemaker, r. 1129 Treat Av
Dunne James, waiter, r. 930J Harrison
Dunne James E., advertising agent, r. 6 Cohen PI
Dunne James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. San Felipe,
Santa Clara C«.
Dunne James H. , air brake inspector S. P. Co. , r. 14 De
Boom
Dunne James J., porter, r. 1133 Florida
DriVNB JAMES P. (James P. Dunne & Co.) r. 1457
Leavenworth
Dl'^VNE JAMES P. A CO. (James P. and Peter J.)
wines and liquors, junction Market and Eddy and
NW cor Stockton and Ellis, Telephone Main 1608
Dunne Jeannette Mrs., r. 1407 McAllister
Dunne John C, clerk S. P. Co.
Dunne John C, marine engineer, r. 912a Larkin
Dunne John H., wood carver, r. E s Mission nr Plymouth
Av
Dunne Joseph, conductor, r. 805 San Jose Av
Dunne Joseph J., attorney at law, r. 2111 Broderick
Dunne Joseph T., painter, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Mary A., widow, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Mary Miss, r. 700 Jones
Dunne Mary J. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary School,
r. 1457 Leavenworth
Dunne Matthew, hackman, r. 734 Folsom
Dunne Maurice, plumber John H. Bonder, r. 1617 San
Carlos Av
Dunne Michael, driver Engine 18, r. 417 Duncan
Dunne Michael J., shoemaker, r. 1428 Valencia
Dunne Owen, bartender, r. 515 McAllister
Dunne P. Francis, teamster, r. 1024 Bryant
Dunne Peter F. (Dunne & McPike), r. 2111 Broderick
Dunne Peter J., office 601 California, r. 2120 Pacific A\'
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brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & CD'S (PEMARTIN)
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UHNNE PETER J. (James P. Dunne i Co.) r. 1455
Leavenworth
Dunne Thomas E. , salesman Yates & Co. , r. 1423 Hyde
Dunne William, marine fireman, r. 915 Francisco
Dunne William J., salesman Lask's Bitters Co., r. 421
Oak
Dunne William L., caqienter, r. 1720 Mission
IHIKNE A lIcPIKE (Peter F. Dunne and Uemy C.
McPike) attorneys at law, 310 Pine, rooms 42-47,
Telephone Main 130
B^Dunne. See Dun and Dunn
Dunnen Peter, teamster, r. 17 Simmer
Du nett Da\-id, shoemaker, 1559 Mission, r. 1G5 Capp
Dunnett David P., bookkeeper, r. 105 Capp
Dunnett Isaac, clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 105 Capp
Dunnett John R., merchant, r. 105 Capp
Dunney Stephen, fireman, r. 12i Bluxome, rear
Dunnij:an Aloy.sius R., clerk John N. Philan, r. 731
Twenty-first
Duiinigan Charles H., clerk Coburn, Tevis & Co., r. 1002
Minna
Uunnigan David, longshoreman, r. 552 Folsom
Dutmigan Edward, plumber, r. 1232a Broadwaj-
Dunnegan George J., lumberman, r. 1002 Minna
Dunnigan Huber, civil engineer, r. 810 Mission
Dunnigan James, waiter, r. 921 J Capp
Dunnig n Jolm, stableman, r. 1314 Filbert
Dunnigan John D. , clerk Post Office, r. 552 Folsom
Dunnigan John F., clerk, r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan JohnH., lumberman, r. 13 Garden
Dunnigan John S. , editor Am Ptess Assn, r. Oakland
Dunnigan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 913a Post
Dunnigan Margaret E., dressmaker, r. 209^ Fair Oaks
Dunnigan Michael, marblepolisher, r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Michael Jr., gla^^sworker, r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Michael E., traveling salesman, r. 772 Folsom
Dunnigan Michael J., clerk Overland Freight Co., r. 408
Fourth
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Dunnigan Richard, marblecutter, r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Rose Miss, r. 5 Ewing PI
Dunnigan Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dunnigan Thomas H., telegraph operator, r. 231 Lang-
ton
Dunnigan Tliomas J., laborer, r. 1505 Napa
I •unnigan William, bartender, r. 131 Ash Av
i«^ Dunnigan. See Donegan and Donigan
Dunning Am isa H., driver, r. 704 Howard
Dunning Carrie L. , r. 825 Sutter
Dunning Edward, plumber, r. 25 Dore
Dunning Frank S., tuleworker, r. 25 Dore
Dunning Harlan P. Rev., supt Colportage Am. Tract
Society, 735 Market, r. Oakland
Dunning James, horseshoer, r. 224 Twenty-third
Dunning James, laborer, r. 25 Dore
Dunning James A., butcher, r. 231 Perry
Dunning James M., g^ipmau Market St. Rv, r. 25 Dore
l>l'\KI.\€i JOH.M P., superintendent Western divi-
sion The Associated Press, 302 Montgomery, rooms
29-31, Telephone Main 301, r. 2529 California
Dunning Michael, laborer, r. 321 Eighth
Dunning Terence, liquors, 321 Eighth
Dunning Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Perry
Duuning William H., laborer, r. 242 Clementina
Dunning William R. , bartender, r. 1824 Union
Duniiw Max, liquors, 5ie California
Duiiphy Annie T. Mrs. , manager Pac. Coast Posting and
Advertising Co., r. 836 Sutter
IKinphy C. Mrs., widow, r. 2122 Washington
Dunphy Caesar S. , r. 178 Noe
Dunphy Citherine, widow, r. 1781 Mission
Duniphy Frank C, chemist Wm. H. Miner, r. 1121 Oak
Dunphy George, machinist, r. 624 Fourth
Dunphy Geirge P., blacksmith Union Iron 'Wks, r. 518
Third
Dunphy James, electrical engineer Pac. Tel. and Tel.
Co. , r. imh Morris Av
Dunphj- James, laborer, r. 1354 Mission
Dunphy James C, capitalist, r. 2122 Washington
Dunphy John, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 158 Perry
Dunphy J., oiler stmr Umatilla, r. 29 Welsh
Dunphy John E., bricklayer, r. 905 Florida
Dunphy Luke, messenger Chief Quartermaster Dept. of
Cal. U. S. A., r. 328 Second Av
Dunjihy Margaret, widow, r. 1824b Howard
Dunphy Marj-, widow, r. 106J Morris Av
Dunphy Patrick, paver, r. 902 Langton
Dunphy Paul A., bookkeeper, r. 836 Sutter
Dumphy Peter, laborer, r. 209 Langton
Dunphy Robert, salesman John E. Quinn, r. 328 Second
Dunphy Samuel, teamster, r. 227 Langton
Dunphy Thomas, laborer, r. 2013 Folsom
Dunphy Thomas J., painter, r. 1121 Oak
DunphV Walter, miner, r. 814 Howard
DUXPHV n'lLLlAM (estate of) office Academy of
Sciences Bldg, 819 Market, room 15
Dunphy William F., advertising agent, r. 836 Sutter
Dunphv William H., clerk Neville & Co., r. 106i Morris
Av
»I'\PH¥ WILH.IM H., mmager Home Life In-
surance Co. (New York(3-4 Flood Bldg, r. Milbrae,
Cal.
Dunshee Cornelius E., contractor and builder, office 16
Post, r. 417 Ridley
Diinshee Ed^ar L. (Dodge & Dunsheei r. 17a Sharon
Dunahee Hubert, stenographer, r. 417 Ridley
Diuishee Willis A., carpenter, r, 1631 Sutter
Dunsing Frederick W., carpenter, r. 1010 Shotwell
Dunsing William, machinist, r. 1010 Shotwell
Dl'XSMORE CHARLES U., secretary Bank Com-
missioners, 530 California, room 19, r. Oakland
Dunsmore Charles F., clerk London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Dunsmore William, sawjer, r. 624 Fourth
Dunsmuir Alexander (R. Dunsmuir & Sons)r. Bohemian
Club
Dunsmuir Anderson J. , laborer, r. 5 Mission Court
Dunsmuir James (R. Dunsmuir & Sons) r. Victoria,
DUNSMUIR R.&SONS.<.»m.s..d
Alexander) proprietors »eIllngtoii Col-
lieries. otBre 340 .-stenart. Telephone Main
76
Dunstone William, capitalist, r. 902 Montgomery
Dunsweiter Ida Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 534 Eighteenth
Dunton Alice J., widow, r. 2726 Mission
DCXTOX CH.ARLKS H., vice-president J. Rojiance
Brass Works, 112-114 Main, r. 1518 Clay
Dunton Elizabeth, widow, r. Alms House
Dunton Ellen J. Miss, varieties, 2706 Mission
Dunton Oliver M., marine engineer, r. 4107 California
Dun weber Charles, clerk Rancke Bros., r. 1116 Tennes-
see
Dunwoody Frank M., 2d lieutenant U. S. Revenue Cut-
ter Rush
Dunworth James, teamster Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 21 i Clinton
Dunworth John, assistant bookkeeper Hlbemla Brewery,
r. 704 Capp
Dunworth Peter, groceries and liquors, 25 Clinton
Dun.vorth Thomas J., clerk, r. 704 Capp
Dunzweiler Carl, laborer, r. 534 Eighteenth
Dunzweller Jacob, bricklayer, r. 534 Eighteenth
DuParc Charles, receiving teller Union Trust Co.
Dupas John M., restaurant, 635 Washington, r. 736
Broadway
Dupas Octave, locksmith, 930 Mission
Duper Peter, r. 26 Hanover PI
Duperu Alphonse M., chemist, r. 900 Lombard
Duperu Angelo R., electrician, r. 900 Lombard
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Ouperu Numa, stock and bond broker, 401 California, r.
1)00 Lombard
Duperu Redick M., clerk, r. 900 Lombard
Duperu William A., marine engineer, r. 2226 Howard
Dupin Celestin, dra.\Tnan Lenormand Bros., r. 272
Tehama
Duplissea George, clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 327 Thir-
teenth
Duplissea Leonard, pile driver, r. 1818i Folsom
Duplissea Walter L., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 327 Thir-
teenth
Dupois Thomas, -driver Mark Strouse
Dupont Pet r, laborer, r. 907 Illinois
Dl'POXT PO^VDEK €0., C. A. Haight agent, 22(1
Market, room (j
Duprat Antonio C, tailor, 2126 Fillmore
Duprat Charles, bartender, r. 403i O'Farrjll
Duprat Louis, dealer hams, 71 California Market, r. .531
Geary
Duprey Edward, hatter David C. Braid Jr., r. 366
Natoma
Dui>rey Timothy, steward, r. 416 Valley
i^ Duprey. See Deuprey and Dupre
Dupuis Ednmnd, laborer, r. 712 Natoma
Dupuis Eugene, •aqienter, r. 1909 Leavenworth
Dupuis Thoma-f, butcher, r. 712 Natoma
Dupuis Victor, gardener, r. 1922 Pacific
Dupuv Bertha, widow, r. 1311 Leav enworth
Dupuy Edw ird J. Rev., pastor French Reformed Chuich,
r. 1110 Powell
Dupuy Pierre, capitalist, r. 1802 Post
du Pv Ernst, physician and surgeon, r. 2121 Mason
DIJ PY OCTAVE G., attorney at law, 29-31 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 2121 Masoii
du Py Peter G., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
2121 Mason
Duque Luis, teacher languages, r. 104 Hayes
Duraind George J., journalist, r. 1509 Pierce
Duraind Louisa, widow, r. 1.509 Pierce
Duraind May R. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1509 Pierce
Duran Charles J., polisher Morris Plating Works, r. 75
.Jessie
Duran Charles J. Mrs. , r. 153 Minna
Duran Cruz E. , stationery, 334 Montgomery Av, r. 1319
Dupont
Duran Henry W., insurance agent, r. 506 Eddy
Duran Louis, r. 1314 Stockton
Duran Marguerite, domestic 845 Golden Gate Av
Durand Alfred (Searey & Durand) r. 724 Ivy Av
Durand Josejih A., agent Charles Pfizer & Co. (New
York) 329 Front, r. 503 Devisadero
Durand Leon, cleaning and dyeing, 7 Julian Av
Durand Louis, waiter, r. Alms House
Durand Margueritte, widow, r. 1602 Post
Durant Benjamin, machinist Payne's Bolt W'ks, r. 369
First
Durant Francesco, laborer, r. 1309 Kearny
Durant John, pianomaker, r. 271 Minna
g^ Durant. See Duran, Durand and Durrant
Durbin Joseph, r. 347* Grove
Durbin Kate, domestic 342 Grove
Durbm Lulu, waiter Albert Kuhn, r. 326 Jessie
Durbin Maurice, waiter Young & VVeisman, r. 438 Jessie
Durbrow Alfred, clerk C. F. Weber & Co., r. 1615 Wash-
ington
nrRBROW AliFREn K., mining secretary, 69 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Charles J., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Eldridge, exchange teller Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 1706 Buchanan
Durbrow Emma L., widow, r. 1124 Bush
Durbrow George W., manager New Liverpool Salt Co.,
109 California, room 4, r. 1714 Clay
Durbrriw Harry, manager marine dejrt Mann & Wilson,
r. 1124 Bush
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Durbrow Pierson, clerk -■Etna Ins. Co. , r. Alameda
Durorow Well Co., Harry Durbrow secretary, 322 Cali-
fornia
Durbrow William, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Walcott C, r. 1706 Buchanan
Dl'RDEW UEVRV S., secret ry State Mining Bu-
rciu. Pioneer Bldg, r. 1720 Union
Dureiu.x August, cook, r. 15J Brjant Av
Dureu William H., r. 506 Eddy
Duret Claude, boxmaker, r. 391 Ninth
Duret Lizzie Miss, r. 200 Turk
Duret Louise Miss, r. 200 Turk
Durgin Peter, miner, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Durham Albert, merchant, r. 1354 Post
Durham Antone E., roofer, r. Alms House
Durham Charles, salesman Sanborn Vail & Co., r. 40
Diamond
Durham Charles H., 3d engineer stmr Mariposa, r.
1813i Stockton
Durham Dairy, Ore Imdorf proprietor, 1636 Howard
Durham Edward, metalroofer, r. 40 Diamond
Durham Frank E., stevedore, r. 1813J .-Stockton
Durham Frank E. Jr., bookbinder, r. 18134 Stockton
Durham Henrj', bookbinder, r. 1813i Stocktan
Durham John A. , r. 40 Diamond
Durham Katherine Miss, cashier, r. 1036 Vallejo
Durham Margaret Mrs., janitress Lafayette Primary
School, r. 1813J Stockton
Durham Margaret, widow, r. 40 Diamond
Durham Michael J. , baker John Hughes
Durham Patrick J., collector, r. N s Fulton nr Masonic
Av
Durham Robert L., teacher stenography, Murphy Bldg,
r. 646 Golden Gate Av
Durham William, gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Durham William T., pressman, r. 1813^ Stockton
/T-f Durham. See Derham
Durie Charles W., coi.k Christian P. Toft, r. 8 Central PI
Durieux Frank (Durieux & Buffet) r. 717 Bush
Durieux & Buffet (Frank Durieux and Michel Buffet)
liquors, 550 Clay
Duriez E. Aloise, proprietor Dolan House, 143 Third
Durkee Bessie T. Miss, teacher Polytechnic High School,
r. 1710^ Hvde
Durkee Frank, jeweler, 1435.V Polk, r. 1000b Golden
Gate Av
Durkee Frank Mrs., widow, r 17 Fourth
Durkee John L., insurance broker, r. 1710^ Hyde
Durkin A. O. , laborer, r. Alms House
DurkinAminda V., widow, groceries and liquors, 325
Broadway
Durkin Edward insiiector Custom House, r. 1230 Folsom
Durkin Hilary S., plumber, r. 1237 Folsom
Durkin James, r. 1237 Folsom
Durkin J i.mes, laborer, r. 239^ Langton
Durkin John, clerk, r. 1413 Ellis
Durkin J..hn W., p.oliceman, r. 1726 Folsom
Durkin Louise F. Miss, teacher Franklin (irammar
School, r. 1237 Folsom
Durkin Mary, domestic U23 Leavenworth
Durkin Peter, c.>ok Union Hotel
Durkin Thomas, labDrer, r. SW cor Bay and Fillmore
Durnan John, r. 3311 Geary
Durnbeck T., niistsr mariner, r. 417 East
Dunieen John J., grinder John G. lis & Co., r. 743 Gol-
den Gate Av
Durney Isabelle Miss, r. 1012 Broderick
Durney Joseph, salesman J. K. Armsby & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Dumev Mirguerite E., widow, r. 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J. , bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co , r.
1020 Broderick
Durney Paul E., musician, r. 14.i St. Rose Av
Duniey Rebecca Miss, r. 1012 Broderick
Dumford William E. , waiter stmr Corona, r. 1829 Twen-
ty-fourth
Durn'ford William T., carpenter, r. 126 Douglass
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Dumin Helen, widow, r. 314J Clementina
Durnin Henry, porter Murphy, Grant & Co. , r. 15
Dumin John E., laborer, r. 31.4J Clementina
Dumin John E. , clerk, r. 510 Mission
Durnin Patrick, carpenter, 2228 Geary
Durni 'g Charles, machinist, r. 536 McAllister
Durmni^ Charles, seaman, r. 113 Natoma
Durof August, peddler, r. Beach nr Broderick
Durot Armand, r. 535 Haight
Durot Armand Mrs , dressmaking, 535 Haight
Durr John, traveling salesman, r. 135 Ridley
Durr Otto, nurse German Hospital
Durran Antonio, r. 1517 Mason
Durrant Maul A. Mis-", teacher music, r. 425 Fair Oaks
Durrant William A., machine operator G. M. Kutz &
Co. , r. 425 Fair Oaks
Durrstein Lorenz C, gilder Schuster Bros., r. 1045
Market
Durschke Joseph, engineer, r. 321 Clementina
Dursma Cornelius, tailor, r. 905 Market
Durst John H., attorney at law, 20 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor, r. East Oakland
Durst Robert, porter St. Lukes Hospital
i^ Durvin. Sec Drrvin
Duryea James, painter John E. Rose, r. 1930 Stevenson
Duryee Pierie, bookkeeper, r. 711 Ellis
Durj-ee William, silversmith, r. SE cor Twelfth Avand L
Dusenbery Esser, insurance, office 301 California, r. 696
Geary
Dusenberj' Jacob, r. 1126 O'Farrell
Dusenbery Louis, real estate, r. 1318 Sutter
Dusenbery Nathan, capitalist, r. 1126 O'Fajrell
Dusenberj- William, painter, r. 1122 Mason
Duaenbury Lj-man B. , painter, r. 330 Fell
Dusenbury Philip S., inspector Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Dushak Albert, slioeniaker, r. 13S Twenty-sixth
Du8sau GAbriel, machinist, r. 55 Shiplev"
Dr$!^ELDnKFER .UlRIXE I.ViilJRAlVCE CO.
(of Dusseldorf) Syz & Co. general agents, 410 Cali-
fornia
Dustin Ernest, laundryman New Pleasanton
Dustin Henry H., seaman, r. 1343 Pine
Dust'n Thomas, nurse, r. 19 Stone
DUTARD HIPPOLITE. commission merchant, 125-
129 Davis r. 1920 Jackson
Dutch Mining and Milling Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.) Gus-
tav Trittenbach president, George W. Gerhard sec-
retary, 511 Ci-lifomia, rooms 67-68
Dutcher Edward, laborer, r. 217 Third
Dutchler George, sausage manufacturer, r. 416 Shotwell
Dutertre Louis, capitalist, 59 Montgomery Block, r. Gol-
conda, Nev.
Dutot Amzy, painter, 1005 Folsom, r. 28 Russ
Dutra Flmanuel, deck hand stmr Sausalito
Dutra Gustav, oiler Edison Light and Power Co., r. 404 J
Jessie
Dutra Joseph, laborer Simon Strauss, r. Berkeley
Dutra Narcisa E., widow, r. 2326 Clay
Dutreaux Angelique Mrs., r. 1102 Taylor
Dutreaux Charles J. , clerk A. Quade & Co. , r. 1102 Tay-
lor
Dutreaux Constant, painter, r. 1102 Taylor
Dutreaux Frederick, mail clerk, r. 1102 Taylor
Dutreys Jean M., bedmaker Michel & Nouguier
Duttke Richard, confectionery, 449 Third
Dutton Cyms H. , barber, 1741 Mission
Dutton Frances C, widow, r. 733 Bush
Dutton George W. (Dutton & Co.) r. 733 Bush
Dutton George W., bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
215a Guerrero
Dutton Henry F., r. 1730 Jackson
Dutton J. Warren, farmer, r. 1328 California
Dutton Lorin J. (Dutton & Hahn) r. 405 Leavenworth
Dutton Mary, widow, r. 93 Thirteenth
Dl'TTOX SA.1I1JEL E. (Dutton & Partridge) r. 2511
Sacramento
rarpenter^ and buil.ler^, 12s Golden Gate
""»* DUTTON & PARTRIDGE
Dutton Warren, r. 1328 California
Dutton W. GrHvson, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
Hotel Bella" Vista
IH'TTOX '^TILLlA.n .1.. vice-president Firemans
Fvmd Insurance Co., agent Rhode Island Underwriters
Association, Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsyl-
vania, marine agent Providence-Wash ^nt'ton Insur-
ance Co. and Insurance Co. of North America, ofBce
401-405 California, r. Hotel Bella Vista
Dutton & Co. (George W. Dutton) wholesale and com-
mission merchants, hav and grain. Pier 7 Steuart
Dutton & Hahn (Lorin .T. butt(.n and Henry C. Hahn)
" builder^, 12s Gulden Gate Av
(Samai-I
E. Kiittun and John Fartrldge) import-
ing, mannfartarlne and Jobbing station-
ers, paper dealers, printers, lithograph-
ers, bookbinders and city agents A. I and
A. B. €. and other .standard 4' odes, ^13-314
California, Telephone Hain 614
Duval Charles J., assayer, r. 2422 Howard
Duval Eli, blacksmith La Chapelle k Loiselle, r. 146
Eleventh
Duval Eli Jr., messenger, r. 146 Eleventh
Duval George A. , janitor \J. S. Appraisers' Bldtf
Duval Marie, w dow, r. 1000 Montgomery
Duval Mary Mrs., wigmaker. 112 Eddy
Duval Sarah Mrs., r. Alms House
Du Val William M. (Du Val & Carroll) r. Oakland
Du Val William S., general agent Continental Ins. Co., r.
1012 Pine
Du Val & Carroll (William M. Du Val and Edgar B.
Carroll) brokers and commission merchants, 221
Front, room A
Duval Zelia Miss, laundress, r. 1320 Stockton
!&• Du Val. See De VauU
Duvall Carrie, widow, r. 633 Ellis
Duveneck Charles H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sevtrnteenth and Eureka
Duvene k George B. (Jobbing & Duveneck) r. SE cor
Seventeenth and Eureka
DI'VE\'ECK HIKO, president and treasurer Thann-
hauser & Co., 311 California, r. Alameda
Duveneck William F. , clefk Assessor's Office, r. 6 Col-
lingwood
Duveneck's Hall, NW ciir Twenty-fourth and Church
Di:VERGEY HIPPOLVTE, agent Companie du
Boleo. 14 Sansome, room 17, Telephone Main 5804, r.
928 Pine
Duwer Edward, butcher, r. 682 Jessie
Duwer Gustave, tailor, r. 632 Jessie
Duwer William, waiter, r. 632 Jessie
Dvorak Frank, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 551^ How-
ard
Dvorak John C, painter, r. 426 Twenty -ninth
Dwelle Edward, electrician, r. 139 Fourth
Dwelle Nellie, widow, r. 18 Clara
D wight Ella B. Mrs., r. 432 Church
Dwight Gteorge G., millwright Deming- Palmer Milling
Co., r. 818 Larkin
Dwight Herbert P., special officer Municipal Burglar
Alarm Co. , r. 2844 Mission
Dwight H. T., laborer, r. 818 Sansome
Dwight Thomas W., bookbinder, r. 432 Church
Dworzizek Bertha Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1525 Clay
Dworzazek Eva, widow, r. 1525 Clay
Dworzazek Gustave, machinist Pac. Tel. and Tel. Oo., r.
1525 Clay
Dwyer Alice Miss, r. 1311 Minna
Dwver Anna M. Miss, teacher South (Dosmopulitan Gram-
" mar School, r. 739 Ellis
Dwyer Annie, widow, bakery, 3911 Ninth
Dwyer Anthony, capitilist, r. 1420 Hyde
Dwyer Catherine M., widow, dressmaking, 415 Franklin
Dwyer Chailes, gripman, r. 105 Walnut
SAN FRAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Roem 2C
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DYE
Uwyer Cornelius, laborer, r. 63 Clementina, rear
Dwyer Edward A., bookkeeper, r. 1415 Polk
Uwyer Edward B., stairbuilder, r. 345 Clementina
Dwj'er Edward H. , r. Koster House
Dwyer Edward J , driver Herman Herring, r 438 h y
"Av
Dwver Edward M., horseshoer, r. 90" Francisco
Dwyer Elizabeth, widow, r. 630 California
Dwver Elwood J., cashier Whvte & De Rome, r. 609
■ Hyde
Dwyer Fanny A. Mrs., r. 854 Bay
DwVer Frank, painter, r. 283 Jessie
Dwyer Frank A., driver Electric Laundry, r. 1125J Stev-
enson
Dwyer George, clerk George A. Dwyer, r. 438 Tenth
Dwver George A., poultry, 24 Bay City Market, r. 446
■ Nmth
Dwver George R. , liquor saloon, 2799 Baker
Dwyer H. W. , quartermaster stmr Gaelic
Dwyer I. D. J., clerk Post Office, r. 611 Buchanan
Dwyer James F., bookkeeper, r. 611 Buchanan
Dwyer James J., principal Horace Mann School, r. 611
Buchanan
Dwyer James R., merchant, 220 Sansome, room 8, r. 518
Devisadero
Dwyer James S., painter, r. 226 Michigan
Dwyer Jeremiah, bookkeeper r. 739 Ellis
Dwyer Jeremiah M., policeman, r. Commercial Hotel
Dwyer John, candymaker Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r.
63 Clementina
Dwyer .fohn, carpenter, r. 346 i Seventh
Dw"> er John, carpenter, r. 1110 Harrison
Dwyer John, coachman 2302 Clay
Dwyer John, driver American Brewery, r. 1323 J Harri-
son
Dwyer John, groceries and liquors, 2300 Howard
Dwyer John, laborer, r. 316 Chenery
Dwver John, laborer, r. 2017 Filbert
Dwj-er John, printer, r. 283 Jessie
Dwyer John F., butcher, r. 2799 Baker
Dwyer John F., wood and coal, 1407 Harrison, r. 1320i
Harrison
Dwver John J. , attornev at law, 38 Mills Bldg, 7th floor,
'r. 739 Ellis
Dwyer John J., carpenter, r. E s Fifteenth Av Sonth bet
L and M
DwA-er John P., card writer, 1138 Market, r. 407 Minna
Dwyer John P. Jr., elevatorman A K Bldg, r. 407 Minna
Dwyer Joseph, druggist, 613 Jackson, r. 734 Montgomery
Dwyer Joseph F., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 317 Eureka
Dwyer Joseph F., traveling salesman Schuster Bros., r.
725 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer Joseph W., baggage agent, r. 407 Minna
Dwyer Kate, widow, r. 264i Tehama
Dwyer Kate, widow, r. 1429 Howard
Dwver Katie, widow, furmaker, r. 29 Fnlton
Dwj'er Lawrence, r. 1020J Alabama
Dwyer Lawrence J., painter, office 16 Post, r. 1320 Utah
Dwyer Lillian A., saleslady, r. 1007 Minna
Dwyer Lottie Miss, tailoress, r. 303 Guerrero
Dwyer Mary Mrs., r. 854 Bay
Dwyer Mary, widow, r. 515 Stevenson
Dwver MarV, widow, groceries, 108i Shipley
Dwyer M. D. Mrs. , r. 1512 Folsom
Dwver Michael, coalpasser, r. 268 Brannan
Dwj'er Michael, coremaker O'Connell & Lewis, r. 433
Clementina
Dwyer Michael, laborer, r. 246 Clara
Dwyer Michael, proprietor Union Hotel, 512 Mission
Dwyer Michael, seaman, r. 527 Second
Dwver Michael J., machinist, r. 515 Stevenson
Dwyer Michael T., clerk, r. 8.54 Bay
Dwyer Michael W. , watchman, r. 1007 Minna
Dwyer Nora Miss, teacher West End School, r. 611 Bu-
chanan
Dwyer Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S\V cor
Louisiana and Sierra
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Dwyer Patrick, stevedore, r. 545i Second
Dwyer Patrick H., painter, r. 221 Church
Dwjer Patrick J., liquors, 3262 Mission, r.
625 San Jose
Av
STOVES
Dwver Richard E., bagijage agent O. R. and N. Co.,
r. 513 Second
Dwyer Sarah, widow, r. 739 Ellis
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, r. 1110 Harrison
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Steineo- and Waller
Dwyer Thomas B., clerk Tax Collector's office, r. 864 Bay
Dwyer Thomas F., paver, r. 346i Seventh
Dwyer Thomas H. , laborer, r. 2799 Baker
Dwj-er Timothy, clerk, r. 515 Stevenson
Dwyer Timothy, painter, 1009| Folsom
Dwyer Walter T., salesman, r. 1007 Minna
Dwyer William, blacksmith, r. 348 Clementina
Dwyer William, clerk John Dwyer, r. 2300 Howard
Dwyer William, laborer, r. 907 Francisco
Dwj'er William E. , painter, r. 650 Fourth
Dwyer William J., clerk Boston Rubber Shoe Co., r. 854
Bay
Dwj'er William J., shoemaker, r. 717 Army
Dwyer William T., clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1007
Minna
Dyar John, carpenter, r. 549 Howard
l^ Dyar. See Dyer
Dj'as Edward J., driver Union Ice Co., r. 3 Clj'de
D'vas Jo.se^jh C, r. 2114 Mission
Dyas J. W., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2212 Fillmore
Dybergh Richard, clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Dyde Daniel, woodworker Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 1017 Clay
Dye Richard V., private secretarj', r. 221 Grant Av
Dye Spen-y W., master stmr Sunol, office 7 Clay, r.
Vallejo, Cal.
Dve William M., city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 1418 California
Dver Arthur, clerk, r. 430 Brannan
DVKK BARLOW, superintendent Letter Mailing Di-
vision Post Office, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Dyer Bessie, domestic 1721 Broderick
DYER BROTHERS (teorge H. and
Richard W. Oyer) proprietors Golden
>Vest Iron >Vorl{8, 110 Main, Teleplione
Main 979
Dver Clarence E., printer, r. 708 Ellis
Dyer D. Elmer, bookkeeper Crocker- Woolworth National
Bank, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Dyer Edward A., salesman, r. 373 Jessie
Dyer Emerson, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 2823
Sixteenth
Dyer Emily M., widow, r. 1745 Union
Dyer Frederick J., machinist, r. 1218 Folsom
Dyer George H. (Djer Bros.) r. 1613 Fillmore
Dyer Henry S., sugar chemist, 22 California, room 19, r.
Oakland
Dyer James, laborer, r. 420 Shotwell
Dyer James A. , contractor, r. 822 Dolores
Dyer John, contractor and builder, r. 171 Tremont A\-
Dyer John, general foreman Ridson I. and L. Wks, r.
318i Scott
Dyer John, janitor r. 4'20 Shotwt 11
Dyer Joseph B. , stockbroker, 316 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Dyer Laura S. Miss, teacher Washington Evening School
r. 1745 Union
Dyer Louis J., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 1745 Union
Djer Louise, widow, r. 2833 Sixteenth
Dyer Manly, tinsmith, 749 Mission, r. 339 Sixth
Dyer Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 1945 Mission
Dyer Marj' J., widow, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Dver Nettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1613 Fillmore
Dver Richard, sail maker, r. 1613 Fillmore
Dyer Richard W. (Dyer Bros.) r. 1613 Fillmore
Dyer Rudolphus C, shoemaker, r. 129a San Jose Av
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Dyer Walter (Dyer k Koch) r. 1613 Fillmore
Dyer William A. (Eberle & Dyer) r. 416 Taylor
D>er & Koch (Walter Dyer and John Koch) groceries,
1607 Fillmore
^aT Dyer. See Dyar
Dvhr Peder J., proprietor S. F. Cutting School, 222
Post, r. 309 Fell
Dyke George W., shoe agent, 20 O'Farrell
Dyke Willard, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Dykeman George M., clerk, r. 1108 Taylor
Dykeman John J., engineer, r. 1108 Taj'lor
Dykeman Margaret, widow, r, 1108 Taylor
Dykeman Walter E., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1108
Taylor
Dykes Frances, widow, r. 2409 Clay
Dykes George, driver, r. 2409 Clay
DJ'Kes John, wood and coal, 1641 Howard, r 926 Florida
Dylen Christine Miss, furnished rooms, 766i Folsom
Dyreborg Robert X. , master bark Forest Queen, oflSce
6 California
Dysart John, shoemaker, 409| Pine
Dyson James, glass cutter, r. 1519 California
Dyson Thomas A. Rev., I). P., Dominican Monastery, W s
Steiner bet Bush and Pine
Dyson William, bootblack, r. IIO.'S Powell
Eade George, carpenter, r. 215 O'Farrell
Eade George W., longshoreman, r. 110 Bay
Eade J. J. , driver Union Ice Co. , r. 3 Welsh
Eadie James, manager Rocklin Granite Co., office 16 Post,
r. Oakland
Eader Annie Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wks
Eader Susan H. , ^vidow, dressmaker, r. 523 Shotwell
Eader William, harnessmaker, r. 523 Shotwell
Eadim Edward H., salesman Morris Rothchild, r. 122
Ellis
Eade in Mosses, buyer Hawlev Bro -. Hardware Co. , r. Oak-
land
Eadoii William H., upholsterer, r. 114| Ridley
g-^" Kailon. See Eaton and Eden
Eads (.liarles B., carpenter, r. 363 Jessie
Eadwoll Charles, hostler Josiah H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
Eadwell R'lse, domestic 320 Fremont
Eagan Brothers (Frederick and Henry) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Union and Montgomery
Eagan Charles, salesman Schulken & Scliulken, r. 220
Fifteenth
Eagan Charles E., clerk Subsistence Dept U. S. A., 36
New Montgomery, i-. 2219 California
K.IVAN CHARLES P., Major and Commissary of
Subsistence U. S. A., and Chief Commissary of Sub-
sistence Deparment of California, 36 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2219 California
Eagan Frederick (Eagan Bros.) r. 301 Union
Eagan Henry (Eagan Bros.) r. 301 Union
Eagan Ignatius J., with Sun Ins. Co., r. 124 Fillmore
Eagan James, bartender, r. 3.i9 Clementina
Eagan John, laborer, r. 446 Brannan
Eagan John, liquors, 1129 Folsom
Eagan John, teamster S. F. Hay and Grain Co., r. 926
Harrison
Eagan Joseph, telegraph operator, r. 1122 Larkin
Eagan Kate, domestic 1124 Bush
Eagan Katharine, widow, r. 910 Minnesota
Eagan Lawrence, r. 2.507 Pine
Eagan Margaret, widow, r. N s Cortland Av nr Prospect
Av
Eagan Maria, domestic 1124 Bush
Eagan Mary Mrs., r. 411 Ivy Av
Eagan Michael, horseshoer, 1622 Mission, r. 220 Fifteenth
Eagan Michael Jr., blacksmith, r. 220 Fifteenth
Eagan Patrick, r. 174 Perry
Eagan Thomas, liqueurs, 708 Folsom
Eagan Thomas F. , clerk John Egan & Co. , r. 768 Hairison
Eagan William, coachman, r. 115a Sixth
Eagan William, watchman, r. 1917 Harrison
Eagan William F. , shoemaker, r. 15 Dale PI
Eagan William J., laborers. P. Co.
Eagan William T., clerk, r. N s Cortland Av nr Prospect
Av
*^ Eagan. See Eagen and Egan
Eagar Ansel T. , physician and surgeon, 22 Geary, r. 1918
Eagar Thomas, superintendent City Cemetery, N of Point
Devisadero
Lobos Av from Thirty-third to Forty -eighth Av, r.
1918 Sacramento
Eagar Thomas C. , inspector Custom House, r. 1918 Sac-
ramento
Eagar Walter S., draughtsman, r. 1918 Sacramento
^r^" Eagar. See Eager and Egar
Eagen Henry, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 202 St.
Rose Av
Eagen James, blacksmith, r. 13 Garden Av
Eagen James, engineer, r. 204 St. Rose's Av
Eagen James Jr., machinist, r. 204 St. Rose's Av
Eagen Johanna, widow, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
Eagen Michael, laborer, r. 2730 Gree .wich
Eagen Patrick H., laborer, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
Eagen Thomas, general foreman construction dejit
Market St. Ry., r. 2616 J Bush
Eagen Thomas, laborer, r. 506 Napa
Eagen Thomas F., fireman, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
eS' Eagen. See Eagan and Egan
E.4«EK CU4KLES R.. president California Con-
struction Co., 659 Market, r. 406 Se\enteenth
Eager Daniel, expressman, NE cor Market and Powell, r.
1 Hartman PI
Eager George, pressman Examiner, r. 329 Union
Eager Mary, widow, r. 329 Union
E iger Walter F., compositor Chronicle, r. 1621 Jones
Eager Walter H., compositor Examiner, r. 329 Union
Eager William E., salesman Cal. Ink Co., r. 329 Union
Eager William T., pressman-Chronicle, r. 824 Laguna
S^ Eager. See Eagar and Egar
EAGLE AIJTOM.ITIC CAM CO., Irvin Ayres presi-
dent and manager, W. J. Stewart secretary, Henry
Schaake superintendent, 849-863 Brannan and 601-
621 Eighth
Eagle Block, NW cor Pine and Davis
EAGLE BRASS, MACHINE A,\D PL.iTI\G
WORKS, M. Greenberg's Sons proprietors, 225-
227 Beale
Eagle Cigar Co., L. C. Bertin president, C. Lepori man-
ager, 518 Washington
Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, L C. Bertin president,
C. Lepri manager, 516 Washington
EAGLE CRACKER AND BISCUIT CO., Gerhard
MuUer proprietor, factory and main office 104
Eleventh, SW cor Mission
EAGLE nRVii STORE, Arthur C. Drewitz pro-
prietor, NE cor Eddy and Taylor
EAGLE EXCHANGE, Michael Kilday iiroprietor,
SW cor Second and Mission
Eagle John W., printer, r. 905 J Powell
Eagle Josejih L., carpenter, r. 5 Rausch
EAGLE MANLF.ACTrRING CO., Lievere, Fricke &
Co., proprietors, 707-711 Sansome, office 117 Battery
Eagle Pad Co , James H. Wilson proprietor, mnfrs sweat
pads, 132J Main
EAGLE PHARMACY, Joseph H. Hubachek proprie-
tor, 201 Gough cor Oak
Eagle Pharmacy The, Thomas F. Wise manager, 3279
Mission
Eagle Robert F. , printer, r. 905^ Powell
Eagle Safety Fuse Works, C. A. Haight agent, 226 Mar-
ket
Eagle Sign Company, Albert Burt manager, 119 Califor-
nia
SAN FRANCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. ' Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SftlH FRftNGISGO GflLL
T*I1C Cl'l "I "7 fl I1DC Is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
l|-lp rll 1/ I'^lllin generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Ci
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
EAG
525
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Eaj?le SoajjCo. (Charles Laufenburijer) office 210 Clay
Eagle Stables, Ellis J. Root proprietor, 1212 Golden
Gate Av
Eagle Suspender Company, Eintracht & Mllsner propri-
tors, 112 Sutter
Eagle Tannery, Morris Windt proprietor, SE cor Twenty-
sixth and San Bruno Av
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proprietor, 17-19
Davis
EAGLK WIXE VAUI-TS, fi30-642 Brannan
Eagles John, waiter Swain Bros., r. 5i,7 Turk
Eagleson Arthur J., draughtsman A. C. Schweinfurth, r.
606 Oak
Eagleson Charles E. , conductor Market St. Ry., r. 230
Twenty-ninth
Eagleson Erastus, carpenter, r. 11 Page
KACilE^iOW, HAWKIN.H A CO., John G. Eagle-
son president, Robert Eagleson vice-president, W.
Irving Hawkins secretary and treasurer, manu-
facturers gents' furnishing goods, 535 Market
EAGLE»^Oi\' JOHN «. (Eagleson & Co.) and presi-
dent Eagleson, Hawkins & Co., 535 Market, r. 406
Sutter
EAGLESON ROBERT (Eagleson & Co.) and vice-
president Eagleson, Hawkms & Co., 535 Market, r.
824 Geary
Eagleson Thomas, draughtsman Samuel Nevvsom, r. 606
Oak
EAOLESO.\ «K €0. (John G. and Robert Eagleson)
gent's furnishing goods, 748-750 Market, Telephone
Main 1599, Branch, 242 Montgomery
B^Eagleson. See Eggleston and Egleston
Eames Jeane Miss, assistant bookkeeper Zeno Mauvais
Music Co. , r. Oakland
Eames John C, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2614
Larkin
EAMES ROSCOE I., secretary and manager The
Zeno Mauvais Music Co., 769 Market, r. Berkeley
Eauter George, barber Valentine Meinberger, r. 110
Sixth
Earhardt F., laborer Bay District Race Track
Earhardt Kada, r. -'.428 Market
Earhart George H. , clerk J. Macdonough & Co., r. 208
Turk
[^"Earhart. See Earhardt and Erhardt
Earl Adelbert C. , expressman SE cor Fifth and Bran-
nan, r. 5 Bryant Av
Earl Albert E., salesman Hemme >& Long Piano Co., r.
1144 Howard
Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Earl & Co.) r. 2121 Laguna
Earl D. W. & Co. (Daniel W. Earl and Sisson, Crocker &
Co. ) commission merchants, 322 Pine
Earl Edward J., seaman, r. 508 Third
Earl Eugene, r. 2121 Laguna
Earl George A., stenographer, r. 215 Gough
Earl George W., teacher gui'ar, r. 230 Turk
Earl John 0., mining, 401 California, room 23, r. 2440
Jackson
Earl Martha, widow, r. 331 Twenty-ninth
Earl Morris, musician, r. 501 Octavia
Earl Ogden M., clerk Rolla V. Watt, r. Alameda
Earl The, Mrs. Melena de Walt proprietor, 304 Stockton
EARL THOM.4S M., secretary and treasurer A. L.
Bryan Shoe Co., 310 Market, r. 832 California
Earl William S., clerk H. Huddleston &Co., r. 508Tliird
Karle Charles B. , driver G. Ammerup, r. Berkeley
Earle Clara B. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Grammar
School, r. 2424 Sutter
Earle David J., clerk Otto Turn Suden, r. 1312 Mason
Earle Frederick, clerk Louis Muller, r. 304 Steiner
Earle Frederick A. , butcher, r. 304 Steiner
Earle George F , clerk Redington & Co., r. Berkeley
Earle Halford, r. 2424 Sutter
Earle Henry G., shoemaker, r. 304 Steiner
Earle Henry H., mnfrs agent, 16 Second, r. 1720 O'Far-
rell
Earle John, machinist, r. 227 Second
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 l^T^FiKm-T STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
QaliforQia Bottlii^i^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Earle John B., note teller Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
Oakland ~i _i^
Earle Joseph S. , fringe maker, r. 18 Dore
Earle Marion E. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 1001 Pine
Earle Mary A. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 323 Kearny
Earle Michael, baker, r. 18 Dore
Earle Mollie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Earle Neta Miss, r. 1001 Pine
Earle Slade A., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 463 Third
Earle Susan A. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 1001 Pine
EadeS. Z., r. 102 Ellis
Earle W. F., clerk, r. Commercial House
Earle William F., type founder Pacific States Type
Foundry, r. 503 Post
Earlen Harry S., cook, r. 52 Second
Earley Edward, laborer, r. 6i Clinton
Earley James, steelmaker, r. 2311 Lombard
Earley James E. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. ril Clin-
ton Av
Earley J. O., r. 212 Leavenworth
Earley Thomas, stevedore, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Earlie Hugh F. , conductor Geary St. RR., r. 334a Sec-
ond Av
Earls Joseph S., presser, r. 18 Dore
Earls Michael, baker, r. 18 Dore
Earls Thomas, laborer, r. cor Second and Natoma
Early Bridget D. Mrs., r. 225 Liberty
Early Francis, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co. , r.
Ill Twenty-sixth
Early George, baker, r. 1554 Market
Early James, painter M. J. Donovan, r. 132 Sixth
Early John A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2615 Sutter
Early Joseph, carpenter, r. 926 Mission
Early Patrick H., piano polisher A. Bruenn, r. 1050
Howard
Early Times Distillery Co., Samuel Bros. & Co. agents,
132-1.34 First
Earnest Joseph T. , grain broker, 303 California, rooms
12-13, r. 616 Bush
tS" Earnest. See Ernest and Ernst
Earp Wyatt, r. 720 McAllister
Easdale Clara H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1423a Geary
Easdale Emily H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1423a Geary
Easdale John, glassblower, r. 313 Mississippi
Easdale William, clerk, r. 1423a Geary
Easson Henry, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 1 Jefferson
Easson William L., tinsmith Union Iron Wks, r. 236
Iowa
East Best and Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Virginia City,
Nev.) C. H. Mason secretary, 324^ Montgomery
East Gilbert W. C, r. 2962 Howard
EAST L.IKE HOTEL, Eli J. Wilkinson proprietor,
- W cor Bay and Webster
East Sierra Nevada Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.)
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Easter Henry, carpenter, r. 1216 Diamond
Easterby Agnes, domestic, r. Alms House
Hlastern Clock Co. (Isadore Shemanski and Henrv
Sieroty) household goods, 1234 Stockton
Eastern Hotel, Mrs. A. Fehlemelcher proprietor, 435
Pine
Eastern Oil Supply Co., 9 Geary
EASTERN STAR ORDER OF THE, Mrs. Kate
J. Willats grand secretary, 68 Flood Bldg
Eastin Charles D., r. 1810a Ellis
Eastin William B. , real estate agent, 628 Market, r. 42
Quinn
Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 1519J Howard
Easting Clarence E., painter, r. 1519i Howard
Easting James M., painter, r. 1519i Howard
EASTLAND ALFRED T.. secreUry Stockton Gas
Light and Heat Co., 604 Commercial, and Patent
Brick Co., 240 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Eastland Amelia J. Mrs., dressmaking, 14 Grant Av, r.
22A Franklin
en
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WITH THE
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428 California Street
t:.4.STLAND JOl^EFH G., capitalist and president
Stockton Gas Light and Heat Co. and Oakland Gas
Light and Heat Co., office 604 Commercial, Telephone
Main 1163, and vice-president California Prison Com-
mission, 1713 Stevenson, r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.
Eastland Sauney M., secretary Alaska Coal Co., 218 Sac-
ramento, r. Oakland
Eastland William H., manager Alaska Coal Co., 218 Sac-
ramento, r. Oakland
Eastling Olof A., deckhand stmr Ukiah, r. 249 Pacific
Eastman Co. The (T. White, M. L. and Galen Eastman)
hardware, 2734 Mission and 516 Valencia
Eastman Edward, lineman, r. 9 Delgarde PI
Eastman Emily R. M.S., photographic artist, r. 34 Ply-
mouth Av
Eastman Florence O., widow, r. 161 Tremont Av
EASTMAN FRANK & CO.
(Micbael Shannon) proprietors Franklin
Book and Job Printing, olBtre 509 Vlaj
Eastman Galen (The Eastman Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman George M., plumber The Eastman Co., r. 2734
Eastman George S. , policeman, r. cor Solano and Indiana
Eastman George W. , collector Mercantile Library Assn,
r. 530 Golden Gate Av
Eastman Hannah E. Miss, school teacher, r. 516 Valencia
Eastman Joseph, barber Edsen & Bernhard, r. 417
Powell
Eastman Julia, widow, r. 1202 Buchanan
Eastman Julian, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 1 Perry
Eastman Lottie Miss, typewriter, r. 25 Steuart
Eastman Martha H., widow, r. 808 Hyde
Eastman M. L. (The Eastman Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman Thoman S., capitalist, r. 704 Stockton
Eastman T. White (The Eastman Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman William H. (Eastman & Kimball) r. 161 Tre-
mont Av
E.4ST.WAN A KIMB.4LL (William H. Eastman and
Frederick H. Kimball) printers, 56-58 Donohoe Bldg
Easton Adeline M., widow, r. 915 Leavenworth
Easton Ansel M. (Easton & Schwartz) r. Millbrae, Cal
Easton Charles, r. 610 Buchanan
East(m Charles, butcher 5 and 6 Grand Western Market,
r. 1220i Pacific
Easton Daniel, medical student, r. 222 Haight
Easton David, machinist Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r.
610 Buchanan
EASTON, ELDRIDGE&CO.
(a t-orporation) Wendell Easton president,
<;eorge Easton vioe-president and .secre-
tary, AnKlo-t'alirornian Ba<ik treasurer,
real estate agents and aactioneers, oflice
and salesrooms 638 Market, Telephone
Main 5T0
Easton Elizabeth B. Miss, teacher, r. 1816 Steiner
EASTOX CiEOKGE vice-president and secretary
Easton, Eldridge & Co., 638 Market, and president
Pacific Equipment Co. , 225 First, r. 2608 California
EASTON GEOKOE «K CO. (Frederick G. Voss and
John G. Conrad) general insurance, 204 Sansome
Easton George D. (Easton, Incell & Messinger) r. 2608
California
Easton George W. , janitor Mercantile Library Assn, r.
530 Golden Gate Av
Easton Henry, carpenter, r. 516 Diamond
Easton House, Mrs. Annie Hendrickson proprietor, 409
Drumm
EASTON, INCELL «£ MESSINGER (George D.
Easton, Henry W. Incell and Gustave Messinger)
insurance, 512 California, Telephone Main 1422
Easton James W. (Wainwright & Easton) r. 1928 Sutter
Easton John W., r. 109 Fell
East n John, butcher Charles Easton, r. 610 Buchanan
Easton John N., r. 2825 Howard
Easton Langdon C, civil engineer, r. 1906 Bush
Easton Nettie Miss, ironer La Grande Lauudry, r. 228
Twelfth
Easton Robert A. , laborer, r. 2418 Geary
Easton Thomas C. Jr., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 222
Haight
EASTON '>VENDELL, president Easton, Eldridge &
Co., and Pacific Coast Savings Society, office 638
Market, r. 2201 Scott
EASTON A SCM>VARTZ (Ansel M. Easton,
Samuel and William Schwartz) importers teas, cof-
fees, mattinus, silk goods, etc., 19 Battery
Eastwood Alice Miss, curator Herbarium Cal. Academy
of Sciences, 819 Market
Eastwood Burr, clerk Holbrook Merrill & Stetson, r.
1417 Clay
Eastwood Charles, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 501
Napa
Eastwood Eliza, widow, r. Alms House
Eastwood Herbert, dairy, r. Ocean View
Eastwood Joseph (Eastwood & Wilson) r. 1318 Ehode
Island
Eastwood Orlo, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1417 Clay
Eastwood Richard, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 771
Clementina
Eastwood Thomas F., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 77 Clem-
entina
EASTnOOD A WILSON (Joseph Eastwood and
Arthur L. Wilson) proprietors American Tool Wks,
109 Mission
Easty James, machinist, r. 606 Folsom
Eaton Annie, widow, hairdresser Leon Bloch, r. 1415
Larkin
Eaton Arthur J. (Occidental Watch Co.) r. 402 Haight
EatOii Charles, miner, r. Alms House
Eaton Charles H., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Eaton Charles M., r. 1654 Market
EATON CHARLES S.,
agent for
Haxelt«>n Bros., Brown A Simpson and
other pianos, and Worcester organs,
pianos rented and sold on installments,
735 Market, r. 2430 Jackson
Eaton Charles W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 106 Eddy
Eaton Clara, widow, r. 1025 Twenty-fourth
Eaton Emma J. Mrs., r. 611 Hermann
Eaton Eugene I). , salesman E. R. Mauzy, r. 1222 Pine
Eaton Frank C, porter 108 O'Farrell, r. 317j Tehama
EATON FKEUEKIC W., general commission
merchant and treasurer Pacific and Sunset Tele-
phone and Telegraph Ci>mpany, 216 Bush, r. 1024
Pine
Eaton Frederick, engineer, r. 611 Hermann
Eaton Frederick E., conductor S. P. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Eaton Frederick S. Mrs., widow, hairdressing, r. 1415
Larkin
EATON FREE KINDERGARTEN, Miss Grace
Pierce principal, 64 Silver
Eaton George, carpenter, r. 22 Lloyd
Eaton George R., street contractor, 316 Montgomery, r.
907 Pine
Eaton George W., pninter, r. 1824 Folsom
Eaton Harry, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1514i Pacific Av
Eaton Harry, park policeman, r. 108 McAllister
Eaton Henry, boat builder, r. 12 South Park
Eaton Henry, tinsmith, r. 1207 Green
Eaton Hester A., widow, r. 1514J Pacific
Eaton I. Ward, asst inspector Clothing Dept U. S. A.,
r. 1024 Pine
Eaton I. Ward Mrs., widow, i. 716 Central Av
Eaton Jennie, widow, r. 1516 Broadway
Eaton John D., r. 410 Van Ness Av
Eaton John W. , stationer>', r. 621 McAllister
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager. I
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.%?J„tt,'Z:i^l
HtRCULES bA5 AND GA50LINF ENGINES
• ■■.■ WW PALMER & REY. 405 SAN^OME ST.
EAT
527
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Eaton Louis P., bookkeeper W. B. Moraghan, r. 618
O'Farrell
Eaton Priscilla Miss, teacher dancing, r. 927 Dolores
Eaton R. Lloyd, collector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. , r. 1024
Pine
Eaton Roy, bellboy Russ House
Eaton Russel L., r. 1024 Pine
Eaton Sarah A., widow, r. 710 Green
Eaton Thomas F., bartender J. P. O'Riely, r. 613 Pine
Eaton Vena Mrs., teacher banjo, 997 Market
Eaton William, carpenter, r. 27c Noe
Eaion William, laborer, r. 478 Jessie
Eaton William H., tinsmith George H. Tay Co, r. 1207
Green
Eaton William L., r. 318 Scott
Katon William R., house and sign painter, 240 Ellis, r.
1319 Hayes
S3^ Eaton. See Eadon and Eden
Eatwell Charles, carriage washer Josiah H. Swain, r. 417
Folsom
Eautal William, shoemaker Charles F. Onnstott, r. 566
Mission
Eaves Joseph, longshoreman, r. 59 Tehama
Eayres Charles, marble turner, r. 231 Ninth
Eayrs Jennie W., widow, r. 214 J Fillmore
Ebahard Emil, roofer Herbert Tracy, r. 2405 Sutter
Ehbeson John P., 1st asst engineer simr Colima, r. 1218J
Folsom
KBB£:T^ ARTHUR M., proprietor Merchants'
Coal Yard, 109-115 Sacramento, r. 1405 Jones
Ebbets Arthur S., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1405 Jones
Ebbets George, traveling salesman, r. Royal House
Ebbinghausen Edward, machinist, r. 630 Shotwell
Ebbinghausen Henry, capitalist, r. 630 Shotwell
Ebbinghausen Henry J., miller J-L Getz & Co., r. 630
Shotwell
Ebel Ernst, compositor S. Tageblatt, r. 6 Marye Terrace
Ebel Frederick, machinist Charles Waltz, r. 808^ Filbert
Ebel Gustave, cook, r. 2908 Washington
Ebeling Conrad, restaurant, 268 First
Ebeling Henry, waiter John L. Williams, r. 255 Third
Ebeling Julia Miss, r. 141 Shipley
.Ebener Augusta, domestic 2112 Post
Ebenritter Babetti, widow, r. 433 Fulton
Ebenritter Henry, machinist, r. 112 Golden Gate Av
Ebenritter Herman, clerk Mrs. Sarah Mish, r. 433 Fulton
Ebenritter Otto L., upholsterer, r. 433 Fulton
Eber Albert, r. 1021 Ellis
Eber Charles K., clerk J. Van Vliet, r. 1021 Ellis
Eber Eugene, jeweler, r. 1021 Ellis
Eber Joseph, salesman Hyams, Pauson Jc Co., r. 1021
Ellis
Eberhard E. D., r. 436 Min^ a
Eberhardt Emil, r. 1532 Eddy
EBERHARD GEO. F. COMPANY
TM r" t;ei». F. Eberiiard presldeat, man-
I riLf agers, saleK ofllce.s, sample rouiui*
and warelioasc for the proiiucts of vari-
OHS inanai'acturerA, 13-14 Druniiu, Tele-
phone Drnnini 15
EBERHARD GEOROE F., president The George
F. Eberhard Co., 12-14 Drumm, r. 832 Grove
.Eberhardt Charles, r. W s Ellsworth nr. Cortland Av
Eberhardt John, restaurant, 626 Fourth
Eberhc^rdt Martin A., baker, r. 772 Mission
Eberhardt William, baker Young & Weisman, r. 808
Eberhart Adolph, secretary Native Sons of the Golden
West Hall Association, 24 Fourth, r. 1715 Ellis
Eberhart Adolph Jr., bookkeeper Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1715 Ellis
Eberhart Frank, conductor, r. 168 Tehama
Eberhart Joseph, brewer, r. 314 Brazil Av
Eberhart Joseph, poultry raiser. Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royai Eagle DistiUeries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE •'BEST" TONIC
ALL MATIO/NS DRI/MK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Eberhart Matthew, liquors, NE cor Sixteenth and
Capp
Eberle Adam W. , chief engineer stmr Oregon, r. Ala-
meda
Eberle Alfred, conductor, r. 739 Lott
Eberle Anthony, butcher Horn & Judge, r. First Av
South bet Kentucky and N
Eberle Anton, candy maker, r. 1422 Stockton
Eberle E. , baker, r. 763 Howard
Eberle John E., clerk, r. 314 Twenty-first
Eberle John P. (Eberle & Dyer) r. 1111 Montgomery
Eberle Joseph B. , shoemaker, W s San Bruno Av nr
Army
Eberle Martin, laborer, r. 218 Twenty-ninth
Eberle Otto, machinist Oriental Gas Engine Wks, r. 78a
Clementina
Eberle Peter, blacksmith, r. 706 Birch Av
Eberle Philip, barber, r. 720 Harrison
Eberle & Dyer (John P. Eberle and William A. Dyer)
barbers, 4 Steuart
Ebers Herrmann, groceries and liquors, 114 Eleventh
Eberson Olof, tanner, r. 1340 Nebraska
Eberspacher Charles, baker, r. 448 Natoma
Ebert Annie Mrs., varieties, 323 Fifth
Ebert Clarence, steward, r. 164 Jessie
Ebert G. Edward, musician, r. 323 Fifth
Ebert Gustav, laborer, r. 10 Clementina
Ebert Henry, paper hanger, r. 323 Fifth
Ebert Jo>ie Miss, dressmaker, r. 323 Fifth
Ebert Julius, r. 2116 Baker
Ebert Lawrence, barber, r. 533 Sacramento
Ebert Otto, attendant German Hospital, r. 9 Noe
Ebert William, paper hanger, r. 323 Fifth
Ebeser Ida Mrs., r. 501 Jessie
Ebner Charles L., vice-president Tamm & Nolan Co.,
524 Devisadero
Ebner Frank X., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1309
Gough
Ebner G. Wendell, receiving teller Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank, r. 1138 Fulton
Ebner Joseph F., clerTi Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1309
Gough
Ebntr Matthew Jr., pressman William Quane & Son, r.
1024 Larkln
Ebner W. A., waiter stmr Australia
Ebreter John, carpenter, r. 1227 Howard
Ebright Harold R., student, r. 331 San Jose Av
Ebritsch Frank, painter, r. 1909 Mission
Ebv Frank, real estate, r. 439 O'Farrell
ERY JOHN D.,
selling agent for
Stearns Manaractaring €o. and dealer In
machinery, 'i9-'M Spear, r. Oakland
Eby W. C, switchman S. P. Co.
Eby William, engineer, r. 171 Perry
Eccles Christopher, salesman Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 609 Twenty-first
Eccles John, fireman, r. 538 Howard
Eccle-i John S., plumber, r. W s Mission Road nr
Thirty-fourth
Eccles Nellie, widow, r. 738i Clementina
Eccles Thomas, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 538 How-
ard
Eccles William W., carpenter, r. W s Mission Road nr
Thirty-fourth
B^ Eccles. See Eckles
Eccleston, Laura, widow, r. 32 South Park
Echardt H nry, cooper, r. Lake View, Cal
Echeve-ria Angie Miss, clerk, r. 1111^ Pacific
Echeverria Frank, bartender George Dawson, r. 517
Greenwich
Echeverria Loreta Miss, clerk, r. 1111 J Pacific
Echeverria Romualdo R., plumber, r. 8 Vallejo Ten-ace
Echgelmeier Mary S., widow, nurse, r. 422 Sanchez
Echlin Charles C, asst. cashier Home Mutual Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
Echtler John, printer Abend Post, r. 508 Sixth
N/5
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sop fl^'t?. 823 Met St
PERQIER-JOUET k GO. GHilPilGNE
FOR SRIxE BV Alia FlRST-CIiHSS WIJIE JHER-
CHATITS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. aame of W. B. Chapman.)
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Pres.
Eckowitz Alexander, capmaker M. Marsh & Co., r. 110}
Langtoii
Eck Adam, r. Henry nr Williams, U. M. T.
Eckardt Frederick C., tailor, r. 1009 Powell
Eckardt Hermann, shoemaker, r. 1328i Pacific
Eckart Charles F., student, r. 3014 Clay
Eckart Emma Miss, clerk, r. 2515 Bryant Av
Eckart Henrj', painter, r. 1104 Nineteenth
Eckart William R., ci\il and mechanical engineer, 217
Sansome, r. 3014 Clay
SS" Eckart. See Eckhardt
Eckel Charles F., insurance agent, r. 324 Geary-
Eckel Joel J«., physician, r. 324 Geary
Eckel Stewart, el'erk The Earl
Eckelmann John E., plumber, 1311 Pacific, r. ti Bur-
jfojTie PI
Eckels John, lumber handler, r. 14J Heron
Eckenroth Frank H. (Bach, Meese & Co.) r. 1117 Wash-
ington
Ecker George, r. 719b McAllister
Ecker Krescensia, domestic NE cor Lyon and Fulton
Ecker V. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2030 Bush
Eckermann Charles, painter, r. Alms House
Eckert Alfred, millwright, r. 1926 San Carlos Av
Eckert Allen, carpenter Wheeler .S Burdick, r. 51 Hoff
Av
Eckert Charles E., shoemaker, r. 3034 Sixteenth
Eckert Daniel F., jtainter, r. 51 Hoff Av
Eckert Edwin T. M. , clerk General Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Eckert Henry F.. engineer and draughtsman, 105 Fre-
mont, r. Lorin, Cal
Eckfeldt William H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
16 Capp
Eckhardt Anton, driver, r. 1 Geary PI
Eckhardt Frederick, barber Eugene H. Fanner, r. 32
Turk
Eckhardt George, r. German Hospital
Eckhardt George E., proprietor California Billiard Par-
lors, 2418-2424 California, r. 2430 California
Eckhardt Henn', cooper Lashman & Jacobi, r. Lake View
ECKH.4RDTL. M., with St. Germain BiUiard Co.
(formerly Jacob Strahle & Co.) r. 724 Geary
Eckhardt Louis H. Jr., clerk Tom C. Grant, r."724 Geary
Eckhardt X. , baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Eckhardt William, r. Ahlbom House
Eckhardt William, laborer, r. 1503 Leavenworth
SS" Eckhardt. See Eckart
Eckhart Bertha, domestic 1414 Taylor
Eckhoff Peter, salesman Hencken"& Schroder, r. 406 Ivy
Av
Eckhoff William T., r. 2129 Geary
Eckland Charles, seaman stmr Queen
Eckler Erick, gilder, r. 312 Haight
Eckler Jesse S., painter, r. 934 Dolores
Eckler Joseph S., painter R. E. Eckler, r. 934 Dolores
Eckler Marj- E. Miss, teacher music, r. 934 Dolores
Eckler Robert E. , painter, 1639 Mission, r. 934 Dolores
Eckler Robert E. Jr., painter, r. 934 Dolores
Eckles L. O., salesman, r 48 Fourth
Eckles Raymond, foreman Whvte & De Rome, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Eckles Robert, printer, r. 925i Eighteenth
Eckley Frank N., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Eckley John L., agent Spring Dale Water Co., office
Mission St. Wharf 1, r. Eckley Station, Port Costa
Ecklund John P., restaurant, 1403 Valencia
S^' Ecklund. See Eklund
Eckman Albert, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1403 Baker
Eckman Alexius O., teacher music, r. 205* Gough
Eckman Alexius O. Jr., violinist, r. 205i Gough
Eckman Charles G., seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Eckman Claus, bookkeeper, r. 3004 Laguna
Eckman Jacob B., engineer, r. 1313a Scott
Eckman John T. , mimeographer, 632 Market, r. 205 J
Gough
Eckmau Susana A. Miss, seamstress, r. 1317 Larkin
Eckmann Henrj-, machinist Risdon L and L. Wks, r-
459 Clementina
Ecks Meta, widow, r. 1130 Buchanan
Eckstein Alfred B., r. 311 Turk
Eckstrom Ephraim, storekeeper, r. 1313 Stockton
Eclipse Carpet Beating and Renovating Works, John W.
Shanahan-proprietor, office 9 Ninth, works 574-57(>
Brannan
Eclipse Cracker Co., Thomas J. Chadboume manager,
1412-1420 Grant Av, office 214 Sacramento
Ecouomakis Peter, confectionery, 501 J Kearny
ECONOMIC THE D. mman propri
etor, Iniich supplies and table clelicades.
218 O'iarrell
Economy Building and Loan Association, S. R. Chiireh
secretary, 307 Sansome, room 1
Edberg Magnus, carpenter, r. 1236 Twenty -sixth
Eddelbuttel Fritz, waiter Green Bros., r. ill Minna
Eddelbuttel Henry, clerk, r. 317 Fulton
Eddelbuttel Wilhelmini, widow, r. 317 Fulton
Eddy C, 2nd cook stmr Progreso
?:ddy Earl D., dentist, office and r. 822 Gearj-
Eddy Grace Miss, dressmaker, r. 9' 5b Post
Eddy Harry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 503 Florida
Eddy Harry C, salesman George Phillips, r. 1928 Ho\v-
ard
Eddy James H., compositor George Spaulding & Co., r.
947 Mission
Eddy Lewis H., reporter, r. 30 Lewis
Eddy ^■ina Miss, dressmaker, r. 915b Post
Ede H. P. , carpenter, r. 58 Tiffany Av
Ede William, capitalist, r. 460 Guerrero
Ede William Jr., student, r. 460 Guerrero
Edel August, baker, r. 336 Tliird
Edelatz Nicholas, with Union Iron Wks, r. 524 Fourth
Edelen Mrs. I. C, dressmaker, r. 2076 Market
Edelman Charles, president The S. F. Diamond House,
102 Kearny, r. 120 Post
Edelman George L., clerk D. W. Wessenberg, r. 81S
Lombard
Edelman Matthew A., upholsterer Palace Hotel, r. 114
Pierce
Eden John I). , salesman Taylor, Adams & Pritchard, r.
69 Tehama
Eden Mar^-, widow, r. 69 Tehama
Eden Menno, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighteentli
and Collingwood
Eden William, clerk Shoobert, Beale Co., r. 142 Seventh
^r'Eden. See Eadon and Eaton
Edesgroove Patrick, michinist, 18 First
Edgar Charles, seaman, r. 334 Main
Edgar Daniel -J., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1228 Broadway
Edgar Edward J., tanner Metten & Gebhardt, Ns Precita
Av nr Howard
Edgar Fannie M., widow, r. 1400 Twenty-third
Edgar Frank M., with N. Gray & Co., r. 1306 Sacra-
mento
Edgar George B., clerk, r. 1228 Broadway
Edgar Harry, messenger Wells Fargo A: Co., r. 605 Post
Edgar Hubert, wirewiirker, r. NE cor Precita Av and
Howard
Edgar Isabelle A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 176 Perry
Edgar John, r. 1130 Sacramento
E Igar John, laboror S. P. Co.
Edgar John S., r. 176 Perry
Edgar Julia W. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 3016 Fillmore
Edgar S. , coalpasser stmr San .Juan
Edgar Samuel, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Edgar Thomas, r. 218 Broadway
Edgar William F., compositor Examiner, r. 1139 Oak
Edgar Wiiliam H., wireworker, r. NE cor Twenty-seventh
and Howard
Edgcumbe Charles W., clerk U. S. Nav-\- Pay Office, r.
310 Haight
Edge Hill Vineyard Co. (St. Helena, Cal.) Holcombe K
Hooke agents, 116 California, room 7
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Edgecomb Byrain W., jiacker Ca'. Casket Co., 1: ()42J
Natonia
Edgecombe J. H. Mrs., r. 743 Pine
Edfjell Sarah, widow, r. 220 Minna
Edgerly Arthur A., clerk Mrs. Laura M. Ed^'crly, r. 205
Montgomery Av
Edgerly Laura M. Mrs., stationery, 21.5 Montgomery Av,
r. 205 Montgomery Av
Edgerly Samuel A., r. 205 Montgomery Av
Edgerson Marj- Mrs. , r. 490 Eleventh "
Edgerton Frances B., widow, elocutionist, r. 1001 Leav-
enworth
Edgerton George A., jeweler, r. 112 First
Edgerton Josephine, widow, r. 1210b Scott
Edgerton Margaret, widow, r. 112 First
fit?" Edgerton. See Ejierton
Edil Charles, r. 29 Drumm
Edinger Frederick S. , bridge inspector Maintenance of
Way Dept S. P. Co. , r. 1136 Jackson
Edison Alice Miss, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 441 Fell
Edison General Electric Co., office 15 First
KDISOK LIGHT AXD POWER CO., James B.
Stetson president, Josejjh E. Green secretary and
general manager, 227-229 Stevenson, Telephone
Main 1363
EDISO\ PHOXOGRAPH AXD KLVETOSCOPE
AR€ADE, Peter Baeigalupi proprietor, 946 .Market
EDISSOJN' PKI.n.llCY SCHOOL, Miss Annie B.
Chalmers principal, SW cor Church and Hill
Edison Silver Mining Co. The, F. E. Luty secretary, 330
Pine, room 5
Edlefson Minnie B. Miss, stenographer and t^T^ewTiter, 9
Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 622 Post
Edler George, laborer, r. 2311 Harrison
Edler George, porter Deere Implement Co., r. 823 Ala-
bama
Edler John H.^ trunkmaker, r. 1221*1 Twenty-sixth
Edlin Henry, clerk William Cline, r." 6.o4i Mission
Edlin Juli\is, tailor, 44 O'Farrell, r. 1836 Sutter
Edlin Nathan, clerk, r. 654J Minna
Edman Charles F. (Bergstrom & Edman) r. 26 Fell
Edniester William L., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 216 Nine-
teenth
Edminster A. H. Mrs., r. 1509 Clay
Edniinster Philip A., teamster, r. 1718 Pacific Av
Edmonds Annie C. Miss, teacher, r. 913 Bush
Edmonds Axel, longshoreman, r. 74J Natoma
Edmonds Edmond, surveyor, r. 423 Bush
Edmonds Frank W., clerk U. S. Coast and Geoiletic Sur-
vey, r. 913 Bush
Edmonds Hannah, widow, r. 1129 Broadway
Edmonds Horace A., engineer James Yuung, r. 931
Nineteenth
Edmonds James J., bigs, 5 Clay, r. 12 Connnercial
Edmonds James W., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 931
Nineteenth
Edmonds Lizzie Mrs., r. 1923 Greenwich
Edmonds Mary E., physician, 330 Sutter, r. 913 Bush
Edmonds Stephen S., groceries, 1610 Baker
Edmonds Stephen T., plumber, r. 1610 baker
Edmonds Susan M. , widow, r. 1812 Laguna
Edmonds William J., clerk C. F. Doe & Co., r. 29054
Harrison
Edmonds W. R. .Mrs., r. 1923 Greenwich
XS" Edmonds. See Edmunds
EDUIONDSOX .IOHi\ G., house, ship, sign and orna-
mental 1 ainting, 220-222 Brannan, r. 2320 Mission
Edmondson Jonathan, timekeeper, 307 Montg .mery,
r. 10084 Market
Edm<mdson The, Mrs. Annie Kennedy proprietor, 3114J
Mission
Edmondson, William H., barber, 623 Clay, r. 4281
Chestnut
Edmunds Fame Miss, clerk, r. 241 Fifth
Edmunds Henry H. , laborer, r. 643J Natonia
Edmunds Mamie Miss, seamstress, r. 643j Natoma
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Edmunds Margaret, widow, r. 6435 Natoma
Edinundsen Edward, seaman, 419 Vallejo
Edoff James P. (Dallemand d Co.) and president Cali-
fornia State Protective Association, 24 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. Oakland
Edouard James, waiter, r. 1314 Stockton
Edouard M. Mrs., domestic 2706 Sacrament<i
Edrich Frank, painter Nathan Brace, r. 1909 Mission
Edsall Edmund P., clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r. 300.J
Turk
Edsberg Edward E., salesman Cal. Cloak Co., r. 54 Quinn
Edsburg Carl C. ^Bearwald & Edsbuvg) r. 1422 Valencia
Edsen Charles H. (Edsen & Bernhard) r. 341 Bryant
Edsen & Bernliard (Charles H. Edsen and John Bern-
hard) barbers, 629 Market
Edsill Jacob W., clerk Jacob Metzger, r. 208 O'Farrell
Edson Albert E. , car repairer, r. 531a Twenty -fourth
Edson Annie IL, widow, r. 441 Fell
Edson Arthur, carjjenter, r. 1443 Harrison
Edson Benjamin, librarian Supreme Court Library, r.
305 Larkin
ED80N C'M.IRLES .1., physician and surgeon, oflBce
and r. 726 Geary
Edson Edward C, clerk, r. 441 Fell
Edson Josiah R., clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 441 Fell
EDSON S.\K4H L. 9IR.S., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 726 Geary
Eduards Louis, r. 612 Howard
El»i:CATIO:V B0.4RD OF, New City Hall. 2d floor
EDIICATIO.XAL AM* SCHOOL SUPPLY
.4GEi\Cl'. See Pacific Educational and School
Supply Agency
Educational Publishing Co. (Boston) Jarrett W. Davis
manager, 300 Post
Edwards, Abstract from Records San Francisco (daily)
Edwards Publishing Co. (incorporated) i)ublishers
and proprietors, 215 Sansome
Edwards Albert, clerk, r. 1813 Lyon
Edwards Albert, glassblower, r. 735 Brannan
Edwards Albert E., clerk, r. 1007 Dolores
Edwards Albert S., clerk Edwards & Co., r. 1833 San
Carlos Av
Edwards Amelia, packer, r. 174 Vandewater, rear
Edwards Annie, domestic 2121 Buchanan
Edwards Arthur E.,glovefinigher, r. 429 Ivy Av
Edwards Arthur T., machinist Union Iron Wks., r.
103 Guerrero
Edwards Axel, shoemaker Herman Frese, r. 1211 Kearny
Edwards BertT., manager James W. Edwards, r. 1105
Franklin
Edwards, Breviate of Records Marin County (weekly)
Edwards Publishing Co. (incorporated) publishers
and proprietors, 215 Sansome
Edwards Charles, r. 10 South Park
Edwards Charles, cigars and tobacco, 441 Jackson
Edwards Charles, electrician, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Edwards Charles, laborer, r. 174 Vandewater, rear
Edwards Charles A., bartender C. C. Cashman
Edwards Charles A. , molder, r. 564 Folsoni
Edwards Charles H., engineer, r. 1618 Lagiuia
Edwards Charles M., painter, r. 2-3 Stephen's Covn-t
Edwards Charles N., r. 1713 Ellis
Edwards Criterion (monthly) Edwards Publishing Co.
(incorporated) publishers and propretors, 215 San-
some
Edwards Cycle Co., general agents Keating Wheel Co.,
503 Stanyan
Edwards Daniel, clerk, r. 3001 Webster
Edwards Daniel, mining expert, r. 212 Waller
Edwards Daniel F., superintendent, r. 12^ Webster
Edwards David, ladies' tailor, 26 O'Farrell, and gent's
furnishing goods, 4 Mission, r. 629 Ivy Av
Edwards David, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 550
Iowa
Edwards David G., dentist H. G. Young, r. 1841 Polk
Edwards David T. , janitor St. George's Club, r. 317 Mason
Edwards Dwight, traveling salesman, r. 122 Henry
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Edwards Ernest, clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co. , r. 1713
■ 'iEUis
Edwards Edgar, seaman, r. 310 Xatoma
Edwards Edward, candjuiaker Louis Saioni & Co., r.
211 J Jones
EDWARDS ED>y4RD, proprietor Mint Saloon and
Re.staurant, 605 Commercial, r. 192S Vallejo
Edwards Edward, seaman, r. 938 Harrison
Edwards Edward, teacher Spanish, r. 720 Ellis
Edwards Edward, waiter, r. 903J Valencia
Edwards Ellis, detective Albert E. Lucas, r. 10 South
Park
Edwards Elven E., r. 317 Lyon
Edwards Emma T. Mrs., clerk Post Office, r. 1414 Sacra-
mento
Edwards' Epitome of Records, San Mateo County
(weekly) Edwards Publishing Co. (Incorporated)
publishers and proprietors, 215 Sansome
Edwards & S. , r. 14 McAllister
Eklwards Evans, butcher Romer & Sorenson, r. 1317
Scott
Edwards Edward, agent N. Y. Life Ins. Co.
Edwards Elizabeth Miss, tailoress, r. 564 Folsom
Edwards Ellis, clerk, r. 10 South Park
E<1 wards Emily, widow, r. 180S Fillmore
Edwards Emma T. Mrs., clerk Post Office, r. 1414 Sacra-
mento
Edwards F. Ernest, secretary and manager Edwards'
Publishing Co. (incorporated) 215 Sansome, r. 1326
Guerrero
Edwards Flora Miss, school teacher, r. 14 Grove
Edwards Frances M. Miss, substitute teacher, r. 14 Grove
Edwards Frank, painter, r. 225 Drumm
Edwards Frank, painter, r. 1587^ Turk
Edwards Frank, plumbei, r. 236 Ellis
ED'IVARDS FR.4.\K <;.. president Board of Fire
Commissif>ns and president Edwards Publishing Co.
(incorporated) 215 Sansome, r. 1326 Guerrero
Edwards Frank G. Mrs., treasurer Edwards' Publishing
Co. (incorpt>rated) 215 Sansome, r. 1326 Guerrero
Edwards Frank H., springmaker, r. 564 Folsom
Edwards Frank L. , waiter, r. 737 Howard
Edwards Frankie. widow, r. 675 Mission
Edwards Frederick, painter, r. 1587i Turk
Edwards Frederick G. L., burnisher E. G. Denniston, r.
Berkeley, Cal.
Edwards Frederick .1., fireman 6. P. Co., r. 18:53 San
Carlos Av
Edwards George, carjienter. r. 224 Pacific
Edwards George, collector The H ston- Co., r. Berkeley,
Cal.
Edwards George, machmist Union Iron Wks, r. 550 Iowa
Eklwards Georire, seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Edwards George, liquors, 1224 Mason, r. 1225 Market
EDWARDS CiEORGE D.. secretary Overman Silver
Mining Co., 414 California, r. 1121 Laguna
Edwards George F., woodturner, r. 1100 Dolores
Edwards George W., carpenter, r. 14 Grove
Edwards Geor^-e W., salesman, r. 2 A'.-^mon PI
Edwards George W., steward stmr Santa Rosa
Edwards Godirey, manager Edwards Cyc'.e Co., r. 503
Stanyan
Edwards Gustave, metal roofer, r. 2522 Chestnut
Edwards Harry, bookkeeper Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. Oakland
Edwards Harry, rancher, r. 217 Third
Edwards Harry T., niolder, r. 14 Grove
Edwards Henry, r. 418 Eddy
Edwards Henry-, bookkeeper, r. 1010 Polk
Edwards Henry, clerk David Edwards, r. 629 Uy Av
EdwarrLs Henry C, bookkeeper John R. Van Arsdale, r.
SW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Edwards Henrj H., lithographer, r. 325 Haight
Kdwards Herbert J., accountant Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. 1813 Lyon
Edwards J., r. New \\'estem Hotel
Edwards James, canvasser, r 548 Xatom;'
Edwards James, carpenter, r. Alms House
Edwards James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Edwards James A., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1412 Lyon
EDWARDS J.A.UES W., dealer in dental supplies,
5i Kearny, Telephone M.in 5624, r. 1105 Franklin
Edwards J. M., compositor Examiner
Edwards John, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1232 Broadway
Edwards John, blacksmith, r. 536 Mission
Edwards John, blacksmith, r. 1055 Mission
Edwards J<)hn, cashier Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
1925 San Carlos Av
Edwards John, coachman 2009 O'Farrell
Edwards John, peddler, r. 174 Vande water
Edwards John, longshoreman, r. 315 Vallejo
Edwards John, policeman, r. 2406 Polk
Edwards John Jr., labeler, r. 174 Vandewater, rear
Edwards John E., student, r. 503 Stanvan
EDWARDS JOH\ ti., publisher "Coast Review, 21
Pacific Mutual Life Bldg, 6th floor. Telephone Main
1530, r. 317 Lyon
Edwards John L., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Ed«ards John T., miner, r. 301 Montgomery Av
Edwards Justin, shipjoiner Pac. Coast SS." Co., r. 363
Jessie
Edwards Justus H. (Edwards & Co.)r. 1833 San Carlos Ay
Edwards J. W., capitalist, r. 1001 Pme
Edwards L. C, .student, r. 503 Stanyan
Edwards Lemuel B., super ntendent agencies Ins. Dept.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. r, 317 Lyon
Edwards Lillie Miss, dre smaker, r. 564 Folsom
Edwards Louis, tut her, r. 508| Jessie
Edwards Louis, packer, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Edwards Louis b., clerk Davis Bros., r. 612 Jones
Edwards Louisa Miss, tailoress, r. 564 Folsom
Edwards M. A. Mrs. , widow, r. 429 Ivy Av
Edwards Mabel C. Miss, nurse, r. 160s Van Ness Av
Edwards Marj-, widew, r. 14 Grove
Edwards Mary, wd^w, r. 508 Brannan
Edwards Mary, widow, nurse, r. 603 SutteV
Edwards Matilda Mrs., confectit.nery, 1225 Market
Edwards Matthias, r. 2124a Broderick
Edwards Meyer, clerk David Edwards r. 629 Ivy At
Edwards Minness C, salesmah, r. 221 Ridley
Edwards Minnie, widow, r. 1808 Fillmore
Edwards Morgan, cariienter, 1702 Sacramento, r. 536
Hermann
Edwards N. E. Mrs., dress-making, 917 Larkin
Edwards Nellie Miss, dead letter clerk Post Office, r. 617
Bush
Edwards Peter, teacher navigation, 54 Mission, r. 310
Natoma
Edwards Pinkman, r. 1055 Mission
EDW.ARDS PIBLISHIXG CO. (incorporated)
Frank G. Edwards president, Mr-". Frank G. Edwards
treasurer. F. Ernest Edwards secretary and mana-
ger, publishers and proprietors Edwards Abstract
from Record , S. F. (daily) Edwards Transcript of
Records, Alameda (daily) Edwards Breviate of
Records, Mar n ( weeklj ) Edwards Epitome of Rec-
ords, San Mateo (weekly) Edwards Criterion
(monthly) publication and business office, 215 San-
some
Edwards Rosanna Mrs., r. Alms House
Edwards Robert M., notary public, 303 Montgomery, r.
1407 Gough
Edwards .Samuel G., attorney at law, r. 629 Ivy Av
Edwards Samuel J., bookkeeper MacPherson & Rucker,
r. 807 California
Edwards Sarah G., widow, r. 1100 Dolores
Edwards Sigmund, bartender, r. 6| August Alley
Edwards Susan, matron City Receiving Hospital
Edwards Theresa L., widows r. 2043 Pine
Edwards Thoma-s, coal passer, r. 6 Federal
Edwards Thomas, driver Mark Devlin, r. E s Mission
Koad opp Six Mile House
Elwards Thomas, hacknian, r. .518 Austin Av
Edwards Thomas, host er, r. 222 Fifth
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Kdwards Thunias, marine fireman, r. SW cor Federal
and First
Edwards Thomas M. Jr., draughtsman Polk & Polk, r.
San Mateo, Cal.
Kdwards Tinuthy, clerk Purchases and Sui)plies Dept.
S. P. Co., r. 32 Page
Kdwards Transcript of Records, Alameda County (daily)
Edwards Publishimf Co. (incorporat«d) publishers
and proprietors, 215 Sansonie
Kdwards Walter, clerk Henrj- HoUman, r. cor Twent\ -
fifth and Harrison
Kdwards William (Edwards & Co.) r. 1407 Gough
Edwards William (J. W. Russell & Co.) r. 322 Day
Edwards William, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
Alameda
Edwards William, butcher, r. 1021 i Market
Edwards William, druggist William A. Brooks, r. ."iOO
Devisadero
Kdwards William, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
Edwards William, bookkeeper Dalziel & Moller, r 135
Haight
Edwards William F., master stmr Humboldt, r. 554i
Natoma
Edwards William H., driver Market St. Ry, r. 1552 Ken-
tucky
Edwards William H., principal Crocker Grammar School,
r. Russ House
Edwards William H., stevedore, r. 564 Folsom
Edwards William M. (Edwards & Graham) r. Los Ange-
les, Cal.
Edwards William M. A., cashier Edwards & Co., r. 1407
Gough
Edwards William S., manager Hotel Wentworth, 617
Bush
Edwards William S., manager The Silver King Mining
Co., 191-192 Crocker Bldg, r. 1001 Pine
Edwards William T., laborer, r. 1926 Market
Edwards William T., baggagemaster S. F. and N. P.
RR. Co., r. 1123Shotwell
Edwards Wolf, miner, r. Alms House
Edwards & Co. ^Justin H. Edwards) commission mer-
chants, 104 Davis
EDWARDil) A CO. (William Edwards) stockbrokers,
304 Montgomerj-
Edwards & Graham (William M. Edwards and C. E. Gra-
ham) mnfrs agents, 119 Bush
Edwardsen Alexander, seaman, r 39 Jessie
Kdwards E., agent New York Life Insurance Co.
Eel Rixer and Eureka RR. Co., Dolbeer&Carsoii, agents,
10 California, room 3
KEL RIVER VALLEV LUMBER CO., Pollard &
Dodge agents, 3 California
KEELS ALEX.4XDER ti., attorney at law, 325
Montgomery, room 14, r. 1168 Haight
Bells C. E. Mrs., r. 417 Eddy
Kells Charles P. (Page & Eells) attorney at law, 222 San-
some, rooms 5-9, r. 2524 Washington
F^ells Hobart K., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 1168 Haight
Eells John S., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
2508 Folsom
EellS Sarah A. Mrs. , r. 238 Fair Oaks
Effert Leonard, r. 706^ Willow Av
Effinger Christian, hardware, N s Mission Road nr
Sickles Av, Ocean View
Efifinger Christian E., horseshoer Herold Bros., r. Mis-
sion Road nr Seven Mile House
Efiinger John H. , horse bootmaker, r. 607 Haight
Effingham A., 2d cook stmr Saturn
Efller .Maximillian, brewer, r. 2118 Powell
Etford Evelyn Miss, dressmaker Delia Schantz, r. 1318
Guerrero
Efford Katherine Miss, r. 2216J Fillmore
EfTord Robert J., electrician stmr Australia, r. 1318
Guerrero
Egan Minie Miss, panttmaker Columbian Woolen Mills,
r. 142 Natoma
PETERSEN & FISHER,
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Egan Annie Miss, milliner Lottie M. A. Ellis, r. 24 Ford
Egan Bridoet, widow, r. 1006 McAllister
Egan Brothers (Thomas and James L.) hay and grain,
858-860 Harrison
Egan Calvin, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission
Egan Celia, widow, r. 620 Octavia
Egan Charles, driver, r. 220 Fifteenth
Egan Cornelius, liquors, NE cor Butte and York
Egan Daniel, clerk, r. 26 Howard
Egan Daniel, machinist, r. 187 Hyde
Egan Daniel V., r. 122 Page
Egan David C, porter Wellman, Peck k Co., r. 3 Haight
Egan Edward, blacksmith, r. 545 Howard
Egan Edward J., boilermaker, r. S s Sickles Av nr Wy-
oming, Ocean View
Egan Edward J., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 1608
Golden Gate Av
Egan Edward M., detective, r. 1825 Eddy
Egan Euge e, teamster, r. 644 Howard
Egan Eugene P. (Lawler & Egan) r. 1105 Treat Av
Egan Fannie Miss, machine operator, r. 26 Albion Av
Egan Frank, carpenter, r. 1215a Twenty-fifth
Egan Frank, carpenter, r. 2952c Folsom
Egan Frank, horseshoer Joseph Scheid, r. Gaven nr
San Bruno Road
Egan Frank, laborer, r. 272 Brannan
Egan Frank J. (R. J. Egan & Son) r. 2117 Mission
Egan Frank J., plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan George D., optical goods, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Egan George V., dramatic reader, r. 519 Van Ness Av
Egan George V., laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 138 McAllister
Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan Ignatius J., with Sun Ins. Co., r. 124 Fillmore
Egan James, r. 1108 Bryant
Egan James, clerk Thomas F. Gibney, r. 110 Fourth
Egan James J., special policeman, r. 1920 Fillmore
Egan James L. (Egan Bros.) r. 926 Harrison
Egan John (John Egan & Co.) r. 122 Page
Eian John, clerk James B. Mahony, r. 1302 Castro
Egan John, picture framer, r. isr Hyde
Egan John, salesman Egan & Son, r. 26 Albion Av
Egan John, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Egan John, teamster, r. 926 Harrison
EOAN JOHX Jt CO. (John Egan) wholesale liquors,
623 Sansome
Egan John H., clerK San Francisco Gas Light Co., r. 117
Leavenworth
Egan John J., boilermaker, r. 1105 Treat Av
Egan John J., plasterer, r. Tilden and Fifteenth
Egan John J., pi inter, r. 417 Twenty-seventh
Egan John J., waiter, r. 142 Natoma
Egan John J. Jr., foreman William Lambert, r. 142 Na-
toma
Egan John S. , clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Haj'den Co.,
122 Page
Egan John W., salesman, r. 1603 Golden Gate Av
Egan Johnson, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
609J Third
Egan Joseph A., plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan Josephine R. Miss, r. 124 Fillmore
Egan Marcus, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Reidy's Hotel
Egan Margaret, widow, r. S s Sickles Av nr Wyoming,
Ocean View
Egan Martin, cooper, r. 1.504 Kentucky
Egan Mary, widow, r. 187 Hyde
Egan Mary, widow, r E s Tilden nr South Broderick
Egan Mary E., widow, r. 417 Twenty-seventh
Egan Mary J. Miss, teacher music, r. 1953 Market
Egan Mary L. Miss, sh^efitter, r llOi Treat Av
Egan Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Bernard
Egan Michael, r. 124 Fillmore
Egan Michael, roofer, r. S s Sickles Av nr Wyoming,
Ocean ^■iew
Egan Michael E., carpenter, r. 417 Twenty-seventh
Egan Michael J., caipenter and builder, r. 2020 Ellis
Egan Owen, driver John B. McCloskey, r. 432J Clemen-
tina
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Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Matket Stre«*
W. B. ChAPMAM,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
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Ej,'aii P. , teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
Egan Patrick, clerk, r. 1701 Mission
Egan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 644 Howard
Egan Patrick, sexton Church of the Holj' Cross, r. 1820
Eddy
Egan Peter, shoemaker, 1105 Treat Av
Egan Peter J., <jroceries and liquors, 933 Greenwich
Egan Richard J. (R. J. Eagan & Son) r. 26 Albion Av
Egan Richard J. Jr., clerk, r. 26 Albion Av
Egan R. J. & Son (Richard J. and Frank J.) furniture,
2117 Mission
Egan Thomas (Egan Bros.) r. 926 Harrison
Egan Thomas, bootcrimper, r. 81 Stevenson, rear
Egan Thomas, plumber .John A. O'Dea, r. E s Tilden nr
South Broderick
Egan Thomas B., clerk, r. 417 Twenty-seventh
Egan Thomas F., bookkeeper Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1603 Golden Gate Av
Egan Thomas F., clerk, r. 122 Page
Egan Timothy, laborer, r. 352 Minna
Egan William, longshoreman, r. 1012 Battery
Egan William, marine fireman, r. 546 First
KHAS WILLIAHI F., M. R. C. V. S. England and
F. E. V. M. S. Edinburgh, veterinary surgeon S. F.
Fire Department, office and r. 1117 Golden Gate Av,
hours 9 A. M. and after 6 P. M., Telephone West 128
Egan William H., b'rtender, r. 614 Jones
Egan William J., liquors, r. 120 Page
Egan William J., weigher, r. W s OcFan Hoiise Road nr
Corbett Road
Egan William V., machinist, r. NE cor York and Butte
B^ p:gan. See Eagan and Eaaen
ELrar Robert, painter, r. Twenty-second Av nr Point
L. ill. IS Av
KI^BKKT (CHARLES, manager John Wieland Brew-
L'l y, 228-240 Second, r. Oakland
Egbert Cornelia I., widow, r. SE cor Noeand Twenty-first
Egeberg Henry P. , machinist, r. 2038 Bryant
Etrelund Emil, molder, r. 613 Twenty-third
Egenhoff Annie, widow, r. 1409^ Harrison
Egenhoff Annie Miss, clerk Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co. , r.
1409^ Harrison
Egenhoff Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1409| Harrison
Egenhoff Lizzie Miss, manager S. F. Tel. Co., 912 Mar-
ket, r. 1409i Harrison
Egensberger William, birber, r. 702 Vallejo
it^T Egerton. See Edgerton
Eggeling Charles, carrier Post Office, r. 618J Post
Eggeling Henry, bakery, NE cor Lyon and Fulton
Eg.:eling Louisa, widow, r. NE cor Lyon and Fulton
Egger Andrew N. , seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Egge'ling Frederick, port r, r. la Redfleld Alley
Eggerman Henry, carpenter, r. 1223 Mission
Egyers Charles, butcher Horn & Judge, r. Twelfth Av
South bet L and M
Eggers Edward, tanner, r. Twelfth Av South bet L and M
Eggers Fenlin;ind H., foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1S07 Steiner
EGGERS FRAIlK r.» manoractnrer
clef trie motors and djuaiiios, and sole
patentee and nianufaeturer ol° the EggerK
^" Eleetrie Dental Eneine. Storage batteries
;]^repalred, eharged and maintained. 134
-^Sntter. r. lOSl Pacific
Eggers Frederick, proprietor Humboldt Hotel, 231-233
Fifteenth
Eggers Frederick, salesman Leege & Mills, r. 302 Gough
Eggers George F., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Oakland
Kgirers George H. (Eiigers & Oj.) r. 1130 Eddy
EGGERS, GOULD & CO. >..,.,.
_ EKt^er>>, .Sidney h.. <;oiild and Jolin M.
|^J»lnller> dealer* mineral Maters (('alifor-
^ Ilia and European springs) and niannfne-
turers superior ginger ale, 1308 Mission,
Teleplione'Sontli 4K1
Eggers Hans F. (Eggers & Gibson) r. 1308 Mason
Eggers HeJen, domestic 1081 Dolores
Eggers Henry, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan, r. 82
Tehama
Eggers Herman C, with E?gers & Co., r. 1130 Eddy
Eggers John, helper Fischer & Co., r. 404 Bryant
ECdERS JOH^ C, general produce commission,
30S-311 Drumm, r. 1310 Cilifornia
Eggers John F. G., r. 128 Brannan
Eggers John H. (Schmidt & Eggers) r. 1516 Pacific Av
E4,;GER»» .n.lRTl.M, groceries and liquors, 701 Van
Ness Av, r 226 Elm Av
Eggers Minnie, widow, r. 1031 Pacific
Eggers Oswalda, widow, r. 312 Haight
Eggers Peter (Roehr & Eggers) r. 272 Fir.st
Eggers William (Eggers & Cornehl) r. 15 Marye Terract
EGGERS A CO. (George H. Eggers) wine and raisin
growers, 214 California
Eggers & Cornehl (William Eggers and Henry Cornehl)
plmnbers and gas fitters, 426 Turk
Eggers & Gibson (Hans F. Eggers and Tazwell M. Gib-
son) groceries and liquors, NW cor Jackson and
Mason
Eggersted William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Eggert Addie Miss, r. 715 Post
Eggert August, butcher, 343 Third, r. 11 De Boom
Eggert Emil, shoemaker Richard Pahl
Eggert George, porter American Exchange Hotel
Eggert Hattie Miss, correspondent Nathan, Dohmiann
& Co., r. 307 Fell
Eggert Henry, butcher, NW cor Union and Kearny, r.
301 Union
Eggert J. Frank, salesman .1. M. Litclifield, r. 1406 Cali-
fornia
Eggert John F., shipping clerk, r. 1406 California
Eggert Louise L. .widow, teacher music, r.5 Glen Park Av
Eggert Sophie Miss, r. 715 Post
Eggert ITiomas G. , r. 71.'x Post
Eggert William, r. 307 Fell
Eggerton Christopher, laborer, r. .-'0 CVmverse
Eggerton Walter, peddler, r. 30 Converse
Eggertson Jacob, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1628 Union
Eggler August, driver, r. 21 Moss, rear
EGGLE.STO\ A. T.. manager Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., 342 Post, r. Berkeley
Eggleston Lucy C. , furnished rooms, r. 629 Geary
Egileston Simon A., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg A;
Co., r. 1091 Ridley
SS" Eggleston. See Egleston and Eagleson
Eggleton Geurge, r. 1613| Larkin
Eging Christian, tailor, 316 Leavenworth
Egleston John, salesman J. Samuels, r. 325 Larkin
Egleston Lizzie Mrs., r. 967 Mission
Egleston May, widow, teacher music, r. 325 Larkin
Egleston William H. , theatrical agent, r. 967 Mission
a^Egleston. See Eggleston and Eagleson
Egiiell Emil, painter, r. 2226b Geary
Egner John, cooper, r. 920 Montgomeiy
Egvptian Palace The, Hadji Raphael, proprietor. 621
Market
Ehat Andrew A., painter, r. 411 Van Ness Av
Ehat Edward, clerk, r. 512 Greenwich
Ehle Hickman, groceries and liquors, 1301 Webster, i-.
1.509J Ellis
Ehle Thomas D. , r. 88 Ninth
Ehlers Frederick (Stunker & Ehlers) r. 512 O'Farrell
Ehlers Gus, stableman Charles Drver, r. New Atlantic-
Hotel
Ehlers Gustave, waiter, r. 541 Fourth
Ehlers Henry, clerk Henrj- Schade, r. 126 Guerrero
Ehlers J. Henry, capitalist, r. 1205 Kearny
Ehlers John, liquors, NE cor Grove and Stanyan
Ehlers Mary, domestic 943 Howard
Ehlers Peter F. , musician, r. 224^ O'Farrell
Ehlers Theodore, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1106 Triat
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Kiiier* Wiechen, capitalist, r. 1205 Kearny
^>rEhler.s. See Ahlers
Khlert Charles, r. 400 Bay
Ehlert Charles H., clerk Berut H. Tictjen, r. 10 De
Bi lom
Ehlert Teresa.jlomestic 1316 Taylor
Khlert William S., solicitor, r. 415 Natoina
Bhiet Charles, fisherman, r. Sixth Av South, nr .1
Ehlinger Charles, bu .cher F. C. Waffner & Bro., r. 120
Shot well, rear
Ehliii','er Michael, shoemaker, 525 Pine
EHMANN CHARLES E.,
photograph sallrry. III Foarlh, r. 316
rweltth
Ehinann Charles E. Jr., photographer C. E. Ehmann, r.
107 Fourth
Ehmann E. W., travelin<^ salesman Nathan, Dohrmann
& Co., r. Alameda
Ehmann Madeline, widow, r. 107 Fourth
Ehu Andrew W., laborer, r. 173a Clara
Ehnin;,'-er H. & Co. (Henry Ehninger) furniture and
oari)ets, 1003 Mission
Ehninger Henry (H. Ehninijer & Co.) r. 47i Hermann
KHRENBERI^ A. T., physician, office 1800 Market,
hours 8 to 9 A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M. Sundays
10 to 11 A. M., r. 2006 Hjward, hours 11 to 12 A. M.
and 8 to 9 P. M.
Ehrenberg Isaac, salesman Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. Alameda
Ehrenberg Moses, clerk George Aronson, r. Alameda
Ehrenberg- Walter, druggist, r. 2006 Howard
Ehrenclou Alfred, machinist, r. 4 Hyde Terrace
Ehrenfeuchter Albert, tinner Conrad Heinz, r. 7 Val-
lejo Terrace
Ehrenpfort Albert, bookkeeper, r. 801 Fillmore
Ehrenpfort Arthur, student, r. 926 Eddy
Ehrenpfort George F. (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r. 1751
Ellis
Elirenpfort Louis, druggist, r. 926 Eddy
Ehrenwerth Bennett, salesman J. S. Oppenheim, r.
1422 Taylor
Ehrenwerth George, clerk A. Shirck & Co., r. 1422 Tay-
lor
Ehrenwerth Morris, jeweler, r. 1422 Taylor
Ehrer Charles C, secretary Ewell's X L Dalrv Bottled
Milk Co., r. 1045 Twentieth
Ehret Albert, machinist Harris, Oswald & Noble, r.
Oakland
Ehret Albert H., plumber, r. 1136 Folsom
Ehret Antone, baker, r. 824 Montg miery
Ehret Frances, widow, r. 122 Shipley
Ehret .loseph, glazier Joseph Scheerer Co. , r. Berkeley
Ehret Robert F., r. 39 East
Ehrhard John F., butcher E. Reulein. r. 130 Twentv-
fonrth
Ehrnai-dt Albert, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 357J
Minna
Ehrhardt Frank, compositor Call, r. 417 Bush
Ehrhar.lt John 1)., city agent Gutte & Frank, 303 Cali-
fornia, r. Colnia, San Mateo Co. , Cal
Ehrhardt Leo, clothing, 348 Third
Ehrhardt Leonard A., glovecutter B. Blunienthal & Co.,
r. 307 Natoma
»y Ehrhardt. See Earhart and Erhardt
Ehrhart Michael, barber, r. 104i Ninth
Ehrhart Peter W., barber, 104^ Ninth
Ehrh.irn Carl T., shoemaker, 14C4a Ellis
Ehrhorn Edward, shoemaker, 1803 Polk
Khrh.)rn Edward C, barber John Schmidt, r. 1803 Polk
Ehrhorn George H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. Ber-
keley
Ehrhorn RuJolph. shoemiker, 1940 Steyenson
Ehrichi Helena, widovy, r. 1232 Broadway
Ehringer Willi im. carpenter, r. 20 Capj)
Ehrke Freleriek, clerk Henry Huckfeldt, r. 1200 How-
ard
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 3VTK =?KET STREET
Vp-Stairs, opp. P.\lace Hotel.
M:u!y Xoyelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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A Choice and Delicate Lager
Teleohone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Ehrlich Ferdinand, porter Wiohman, Lutgen & Co., r.
2815i California
Ehrlich Frank, teamster, r. 2815i California
Ehrlich Herman, stationery and fancy goods, 225 .Sixth,
r. 202 Seventh
Ehrlich John, msurance agent, r. 1150 Golden Gate Ay
Ehrlich Louis, merchant, r. 856 Harrison
Ehrman Albert L., buyer M. Ehmian & Co., r. 1914 Pa-
cific Av
Ehrman George, upholsterer, r. 415 Grove
Ehrman George Jr., musician, r. 415 Grove
Ehrman Herman, bookkeei)er -M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r.
1234 Bush
Ehrman Jennie Mrs., teacher English literature, r. 1234
Bush
Ehnnan Joseph (M. Ehrman & Co.) r. 2511 Pacific Av
Ehrman Lexy, receiving clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 847
Golden Gate Av
EHRH.4..\ n. A. CO. (Myer, Joseph and Solomon
W'. Ehrman, Samuel Sus-man and Samuel L
Wormser) importer;) and wholesale grocers, 104-110
Front
Ehrman Myer (.\I. Ehrman & Co.) r. 1914 Pacific Av
Ehrman Sidney, student, r. 1914 Pacific Av
Ehrman Solomon W. (M. Ehrman & Co.)r. 2016 Van Ness
Av
Ehrman Theodore F., musician, r. 415 Grove
Ehrmann John, r. W. s. Adam, nr Eve
Ehrmann John A., harnessmiker, 1245 Folsom
Ehnnann Julius (Esberg, liachman & Co.) r. New York
Ehrmann Valentine, bakery, 155 Grove
Ehrmann Valentine Jr. , carpenter, r. 22 Stockton PI
Ehrnfeldt Louis, card writer, r. 220 Eddy
Eiben Henry J. (Eiben & Scheffauer) r. 631 McAllister
Eiben Henry J. Jr., carpenter, r. 631 McAllister
Eiben Jacob H. E., groceries and liquors, NW cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores, r. 392 Dolores
Eiben & Scheffauer (Henry J. Eiben and George Schef-
fauer) carpenters, 225 Post
Eiberger Michael, machine hand Cal. Car Wks
Eichbaum Charles W. , collector Pac. Gas Improvement
Co., r. 3621 Sixteenth
Eichbaum Frederick H., superintendent Pac. Gas Im-
provement Co. , r. 2644 Howard
Eichbaum Frederick H. Jr., meterman Pac. Gas Im-
provement Co., r. 2644 Howard
Eichberg Maurice H., wholesale pai)er agent, 403 Market,
r. 415 Mason
Eichel John C, salesman H. Summerfield & Co., r.
Hampshire
Eichel Marie, \yidow, r. 623 Greenwich
Eichel Martni C. , sailmaker Hendrix & Eraser, r.
Greenwich
Eichel William, bartender James F. Kearny,
Greenwich
Eichelbaum Max, r. 447 McAllister
Eichel berger Carl, cellerman John Wieland Brewerj'
Eichenberg Edgar S., clerk, r. 15 Sanchez
Eichenberg Henrj' G. , bookkeeper Doane & Henshel-
wood, r. 15 Sanchez
Eichenberger Lambert, photographer, 503 Montgomery
Av
Eichenlaub John, r. 623 Castro
Eichholz Emil, porter, r. 619 Stevenson
Eichholz Otto, porter G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 513 Brannan
Eichh(3lz Charles G. , carpenter, r. 2010 Polk
Eichhorst Lizzie, domestic 1900 Page
EICHIiER ALFRED, jihy-sician and surgeon, office
and r. 1012 Mission
Eichler John H., electrician, 493 Haight, r. 310.V Waller
Eichler Joseph J., tador George Streckelberg, r. 30.^
:08
623
r. 623
Eicholzer John, painter, r. 511 Moultrie
Eichner John, butcher, r. 8 Ashburton PI
Eichorn Hilman, tailor, r. 621 Octavia
Eichorn Julius A., cutter A. Block & Co
Octavia
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Eick Ernst H. , proprietor Mechanics House, IKj Berry
Eickbusch Rita, domestic t'OOl Ediiy
Eicke Margaret, widow, r. 732 Natoma
Eickhoff Clara, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
EICKHOFF HENRY (Lindlev & Eickhoff) attorney
at law, 530 California, rooms 39-42, r. 2217 Cali-
fornia
Eickhoflt Theodore, cellamian, r. 1111 Broadway
Eickholt Antone, carpenter, r. 624 Fulton
Eickhorn Annie, domestic 1802 Pacific Av
Eickhorst Frederick G., groceries, NW cor Greenwich
and Pierce, r. 3005 Greenwich
Eide Soren, draughtsman W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Berke-
ley
EidenniuUer Georgina Miss, teacher Ediscjn Primarv
School, r. 1<>26 Fell
EIDE.VMULLRR WILLIA.n V., physician and
surgeon, office 14 Grant Av, rooms 1-5, r. 630 Green
Eidinger Edward, tailor, 2 .'27 Mission
Eidinger Edward A., ironworker W. A. Schrock, r. 2227
Mission
Eidinger Emil, clerk, r. 2227 Mission
Eidinger Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2227 Mission
Eiermann Gustav C, clerk, r. 2 Clarence Court
Eifert Conrad, shoemaker, 1325 Kearny
Eifert H. Otto, lithographer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 7h So-
nora
Eifert William, brassfinisher Whyte & De Rome, r. 7i
Sonora
Eiffel House, Ethart & Tarride proprietors, 727 Sansome
Eigler Henry, carpenter, r. 1009 Eighteenth
Eik Eva, mdow, r. 1 Elizabeth
Eilel J. M. F., druggist, r. 407 Octavia
Eilerman Charles B., clerk, r. 1710 Baker
Filers Frederick R. , salesman Lievre, Fricke .t Co., r.
513d Larkin
Eilken Herman F., gripman, r. 222 Central Av
Eimer Arthur F. , clerk, r. 616 Folsom
Eimeth Philip, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. Oakland
Einfeldt Detlef J., engineer Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 12 Belvedere
Einfeldt Henry L. , manager Mrs. Martha Ross, r. 510
Mission
Einfeldt John A., machinist, r. 510 Mission
Einfold Carl, baker, r. 763 Howard
Einselen Charles R., r. 619| Larkin
Einselen Gustav A. , compositor Cal. Demokrat Pub. Co.,
r. 1016 Leavenworth
Einselen G. A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1016 Leaven-
worth
Einselen Henry W., confectioner Swain Bros., r. 2
Broad's PI
Einser Nicholas, bartender, r. 550 Mission
Einsfeld Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 2003 Fillmore, r.
20 Middle
Einsfeld Henry, painter, r 12 Bridge PI
Einsfeld Harry, barber, r. 2815 Si.\teenth
Einst William G., clerk Henry Miesenburg, r. 34 Jessie
Einstadt John, laborer, r. 449 Tehama
Einstein Benjamin, secretary S. F. Clothing Renovatm,'
Wks, r. 1002 Polk
Einstein Daniel, contractor and builder, 630 Market, and
president The Star Jewelry Co., r. 957 Noe
Einstein Fredericka, widow, r. 2 Broad's PI
Einstein Jacob CEinstein & Levy) r. 1453 Franklin
Einstein Morris, commission merchant, 122 Davis, room
14, r. 2211 Buchanan
Einstein & Levy (Jacob Einstein and Mark Levy) pri>-
prietors Commercial Mills, 639 Fifth
Eintra.ht Morris (Eintracht & Milsner) r. 1616 Steiner
Eintracht & Milsner (Morris Eintracht and Adolph .\.ils-
ner) proprietors Eagle Suspender Co., 112 Sutter
Eis Martin, waiter, r. 309 Ivy Av
Eisan George (Bradshaw & Eisan) r, 716 Tehama
Eisan James H. , inolder, r. 716 Tehama
Eisel Carl.W., turner Will & Finck Co., r. 923 Union
EI8ELE FELI.V (New Louvre) r. 8 O'Farrell
Eiselen Alfred J., grooeriej and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Eiselen Alfred J. Jr., clerk Alfred J. Eislen, r. NW cor
Twent^ -eighth and Dolores
Eiselen Oscar J., barber, 1438 Church, r. 211 Twentv-
eighth
Eiseman Amelia, widow, r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman David, auctioneer Killip & Co. and S. B. White-
head & Co., r. 1813 Sutter
Eisen Augustine C, with Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 11 Silver
Eisen Edward G. , dentist, 122 Phelan Bidg, r. 1323 Guer-
rero
EISEN FRAiVCIS T., proprietor Eisen Vineyard Co.,
12 Stevenson, r. 11 Silver
Eisen Peter, maltster Empire Malt House
EISE.N VINEYARD €0., Francis T. Eisen proprietnv,
12 Stevenson
Eisenbach Adolph (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. 2116 Post
Eisenbach Isaac P., salesman, r. 1808 Pacific Av
Eisenbach Julian, stenographer The Sather Banking Co.,
r. 1208J Polk
Eisenbach Julius, clerk, r. 2116 Post
Eisenbeis Gustave, apprentice O'CDiiuell & Lewis, r. 565
Eisenberg A. & Co. (Adolph Eiseuberg) jewelry, 126
Kearny, room B, r. 1807 Post
Eisenberg Adolph (A. Eisenberg & Co.) r. 1807 Post
Eisenberg Elkan, cigars and tobacco, 202 Sixth, r. 2006
Jackson
Eisenberg Henry, salesman Ignatz N. Eisenberg, r. 60Sa
Powell
Eisenberg Ignatz N., boots and shoes, 406 Kearny, r.
608a Powell
Eisenberg William, engineer Pac. Ammonia and Chem-
ical Wks, r. Francisco and Webster
Eisenbraun Henry, porter Ludolph P. Degen, r. 174^
Minna
Eisenhardt John, baker, r. Alms House
Eisenhauer Margaret, widow, r. 1107 Clav
Eisenhuth Frank T., clerk Harbor View Park, r. NW cor
Baker and Jefferson
EIl^ENHIJTH J. W., capitalist, 201 Crocker Bldg, r.
208 Broderick
Eisenmann Josei)h, r. 3024 Washington
Eisenmann Philip, clerk, r. 3024 Washington
Eisenschimel Adolf, waiter, r. 555 Mission
El!^ENS€HI!WEL CARL, teacher pemnan.ship and en-
grosser, 235 Kearny, r. 125 Sixteenth
Eisenschimel Henry C, clerk, r. 125 Sixteenth
Eisenschimel James C, clerk Michalitschke Bros, it Co.,
r. 125 Sixteenth
Eisenschimel Milton C, bookkeeper Martin M. Hogan,
r. 125 Sixteenth
Eisens ein Charles, conductor Market St. Rv, r. 1610
Church
Ei.sert Henry W., cashier G.. H. Unihsen & Co., r. 5:«b
Haves
8S" Eisert. See Isert
Eisfelder Edgar M., stationer, r. 635 Eddv
Eisfelder Elise, widcnv, r. 635 Eddy
Ei<le Widia D, olam dealer, r. Hart nr Visitacion Av
Eisleben Hans (A. Jahn & Co.) r. 34 Ellis
Eisner Abraham, clerk The Kutner-Goldstein Co.,
McAllister
Eisner Benjamin, ht)okkeeper, r. 838 McAllister
EISNER DANIEL mannractarer of
nno fuivs, fancy fcirs and Healsklns a
specialty, sealskin sacanes re-dyed and
altered to iatest style, .iSl Kearny, r.
IHO: Post
Eisner Herman, plumber, 1707 Sutter, r. 12 Ewing PI
EI.^NE K .niLTUxX S. (Reinstein & Eisner) attorney at
law, 217 Sansome. rooms 12-18, r. 1800 Pierce
Eisner Philip, plumber an 1 st ives, 426 Hayes
Eisner Sarah, widow, r. 838 McAllister
Kisnor William, clerk Adams House
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San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
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215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Eisold Emil, baker H. Niemann, r. 645 McAllister
Eissler Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 117 Julian Av
Eissler Martin, baker, r. 117 Julian Av
Eiszler Daniel, salesman Cit}' of Paris, r. 13 Glen Park
Av
Eitel Charles, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. Oakland
Eitel Edward E., with The Fidelity and Casualty Co.,
r. Murphv Bids?
Eitel Eliza F. widow, real estate, 850 Market, room 15
Eitel Hugo, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 663 Howard
Eitel John M. F., druggist, r. 407 Octavia
Eitzen Carolina Mr-., r. 128 Twenty-first
Eizaga Florencia, janitor 339 Kearny, r. 5 Bacon PI
Eivers Joseph, liquors, SE cor Eighteenth and Castro
Ek Osoar, with J. Cohen Co., r. Oakland
Ekelund Eric, electro plater, 9 Hardie PI, r. 312 Waller
Ekengren Mary, cook, r. 2504 Howard
Ekensteen Max, canvasser, r. 1819 Dupont
Eklund Elrik E., painter, r. 113 Fulton
Eklund Birger, candy maker, r. 309 Mason
Eklund Charles S.," conductor Market St. Ry., r. 11
Twenty-sixth
Eklimd John P., oyster saloon, 89-90 Centre Mkt, r. 1812
Bush
Eklund Sven A., tailor, r. 1025 Hampshire
B^Eklun.l. SeeEcklund
Ekstrom Charles A., musician, r. 824b Filbert
Ekstrom John F. , restaurant, r. 321 Third, rear
El LeopDldo Gold and Silver Mining Co., Jabez Howes
secretary, 214 Pine, room 55
ThosCButterwqrth
2e3 225 227 TEN^TH STREET
f— »-. 5AN FRANCI5CD, CAL'-
IXTAINEDY^
LASS
Elam Thomas, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
511a Sanchez
Elasson Hilmer, seaman, r. 419 East
Elastic Tip Co. (Boston, Mass.), bicycle supiilies, Ernest
E. Buckleton agent, 14-16 Fremont
Elberg Abraham, clerk, r. 626 Eddy
Elberg Samuel, tailor, r. 625 Eddy"
Elberg Solomon, clerk, r. 625 Eddy
g^ Elberg. See Alberg
Elberling Henry, carpenter, r. 1030 Twenty-f. urth
Elbert John N., mining, r. 1225 Jackson
Elbert John N. Jr., collector Harding's Collection Office,
r. 1225 Jackson
Elcho House, William W. Walmsley Jr., proprietor, 86^i
Market
El Comercio (Spanish weekly) A. P. Alvarez i)ublisher,
536 Clay
Elder D. Paul, with William Doxey, r. 2715 Buchanan
Elder Elva R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, r.
520 Capp
Elder George, carpenter, r. 1 138 Shotwell
Elder George W., r 216 Eighteenth
Elder George W., r. 4.'"i5 Valuicia
ELDER JAIYIEOf agentCirorse A.ClArk
«K Brothers, KeM fork, agent Clark's
O. ^. T. K|»ool cotton, and Marshall A
■■Co.'s Linen Threads, S.'iS Market
Elder James W . , carjjenter, r. 345 i Third, lear
Elder James W., cashier Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r. 3402
Clav
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
see; page 10
■'191
Elder John (EUer & Drever) r. 1023 Twenty-first
Elder J. Robert, fire and life insurance, 324 Montgomery,
r. 501 Geary
Elder Mary L. Miss, r. 609 Twenty-third
Elder Ph Up, laborer, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Elder Robert B., manager lighting dept General Elec-
tric Co. , r. 2715 Buchanan
Elder Robert C, clerk Kowalsky & Co.,r. Oakland
Elder Robert F. , clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
609 Twenty-third
Elder Scott, electrician, r. 2715 Buchanan
Elder Sherman, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
flder Suviah L., widow, r. 609 Twenty-third
Elder W. G., traveling salesmaa H. Levi & Co., r. Oak-
land
Elder William, cashier G. G. Wlckson & Co., r. Alameda
Elder William J. , stoves and tinware, 606 Clay, r. Ala-
meda
Elder & Drever (John Elder and James Drever) dry and
fancy goods, 31.t Hai es and 1943 Mission
Elderkin William A., Major IT. S. A. Commissary of
Subsistance Department of California, Phelan Bldg,
4th floor
El Dorado Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev) John
H. Sayer secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
El Dorado Lin>eed Oil Works Co., Edward Polhemus
president, George A. Moore secretary, office 208 Cali-
fi'rnia
El Dorado Loan Association, Leon Dennery secretary,
214 Pine, rooms 3-5
Eldracher Charles, tailor, r. 131 Seventh
Eldi acher Peter, miner, r. 131 Seventh
Eldracher William, clerk, r. 131 Seventh
Eldred Nellie A., widow, r. 524 Twenty-second
Eldred William, gardener, r. 721i (VFarrell
Eldred William H., furnished rooms. 304 Third
Eldredge Benjamin, r. 1924 Broderick
Eldredge John B., mining superintendent, 916 Market,
room 69, r. Alameda
Eldredge Kimball C, dealer Mexican cedar, 309 Cal-
ifornia, rooms 1-2, r. 1226 Ashbury
Eldridge Carlton h. (California Last Factory) r. 359
Eleventh
Eldridge Charles, cooper, 24 Commercial, r. 810^ Fil-
bert
Eldridge Charles, laborer, r. 814 Jessie
Eldridge C. W. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 13-6
Mission
Eldridge Edward, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 1512
Howard
Eldridge G. C. Mrs., r. 427 O'Farrell
Eldridge Herbert N., butcher J. E. Burkaid, r. 44S
Minna
Eldridge Jane, widow, r. 810^ Filbert
Eldridge John R., physician, office and r. 1250 California
Eldrii'ge Josep , longshoreman, r. 14 Cherubusco
ELOKIOGE OLIVER, vice-president Pacific Tel -
and Telegraph Co., and vice-president Continental
Building and Loan Association, 222 Sansonie, 1-^t
floor, r. 615 Sutter
Eldridge R. Eugene, teacher Lincoln Grammar Scln Mil,
r. 1250 California
Eldridge Samuel, cooper Charles Eldridge, r. 810J Filbe t
Eldridge Sylvester A., solicitor Alliance Assurance Co. .
r. Oakland
Eldridge William, laborer, r. 131 Seventh
Electric Construction Co., H. R. Bowie manager, 20
O'Farrell
ELECTRIC IMPROVEMENT CO.. F. M. Picker-
ing managing director, 523 Montgomory, store-
rooms niul works, 41-43 Stevenson
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO..
O. >V. Crowley manager, office 317 Val-
encia, Telephone Mission 40
Electric Placer Mining Co. (incorporated) J. R. Kenilall
president, A. R. Vining secretary, 214 Pine, room 3(»
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WMJJRIEND
Sec'u.
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Electrical Construction and Repair Co. (Walter L. Mc-
Kinley, Albert Peterson and Kinj<«le.v G. Dunn)
232 Moiityomers'
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
pn *'. B. Sessions secretary and man'
yU.j ager, .H.-.m Main, Telephone Main
Electrical Maintenance Co. (G. .J. King and W. Man-
g'elsdorf) office 16 Post
Electrical Siii^ply Co., Robert Langer jiroprietor, 58 First
ELECTROPOISE,
Watson
Co.
u aeitii- « oast acents. Ii'i.i2i Market
t-lerson Cliarles, iouLrshorenian, r. 755J Howard
Elevator Publishing Co., J. B. Wilson secretan' pub-
lishers The Elevator, 622 Clay
ELEVATOR THE (weekly) Elevator Publishing Co
publishers, 622 Clay
ELEV JOHM D., selling agent Stearns Manufac-
turing Co., 29-31 Spear, r. Oakland
Elfelt .Joseph, r. 1020 Post
Elfendahl Ernest, shipi)ing clerk Frank B. Peters.m
, & Co. , r. 2616 Bush
Elfendahl Ernestine widow, r. 2616 Bush
Elford R. , electrician stmr Australia
Elford William H., r. 516 Fourth
Elfors Frank, watchman, r. 114 Pacific
EliEVII^t; I'AKL W., manager Ell'ving & Seawall's
Law and Collection Agency, 21" Sansome, room 9 r
1013 Clay
Elfving Johii E., collector Elfving k Seawell's Collection
AgencN", r. 1013 Clay
ELE»IN(; A .SEAWELL'« L.4>y AXD COLLEC-
TIO.% A«EXCy, Carl W. Elfving manager, Victor
F. Seawell secretary, 217 Sansome, room 9
Elgtr William, cooper, r. 735 Brannan
Elg„' Charles, painter, r. 537 Birch Av
Elgin Dairy, Edward H. Beverly proprietor, 1423 Eddy
hlgni William G., tinner Olsen, Ruth & Cook, r. Oakland
Elgren Hulda, tailoress, r. 442J Ninth
Elgueta S., messman stmr Mariposa
Elias George, clerk, r. 511 Eddy
Elias Ceorge W., clerk Youngberg & Borland, r. 1005
i:li;i.s Isaac, bi.okbinder, r. 814a Green
Kli IS Israel, watchman, r. 814a Green
Khas l.iiimun, real estate, r. S14a Green
Elias Margaret Miss, r. 1006 Mason
Ehas Morris, gents' furnishing goods, 514 Second
Elias Sarah Miss, clerk Morris Elias, r. 514 Second
Hlias William, liquors, 901^ Kearny,r.513Montgomerv Av
Kha-cr Aliraham, r. 915^ McAUister
Miaser Isaac, r. 915| McAllister
i;ii;i.sseu Cliarles H., cabinetmaker John Hoey, r. 718
Eliassen Edward, bookkeeper The Werner Co., r. Oak-
land
Elia-sseu Elias, shoemaker, 763^- Bryant
Elia.s.sen Martin, cabinetmaker, r. 718 Mission
Eliot Alice J., widow, r. 146 Twelfth
ELIOT WILLIA.M «. JR., RKV., associate pastor
First Unitanan Church, SW cor Geary and Franklin,
r. 27 Laurel
a^" I'.Hot. See Elliot and Elliott
Elisen John, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Elison Alice, domestic 1714 Clay
ELITE FIIOTOORAPHie' STUDIO, Jones & Lotz
proprietors, 838 Market
ELIl'E .S.4LOO.\, William Schreiber proprietor, 21
Keirny
ELITE 'I HE, A. Mautz & Co. proprietors, dry goods,
gents' furnishing and fancy goods, 2520-2522 Mission
ELK RIVEIC MILL AXi» LI.MBER CO., Jacob
C. Hawle>- agent. Pier 4 Steuart
Elken Albert, r. 524 Twentieth
Elk en Albert, porter, r. 527 Nineteenth
Elkin Edwaid C, sticker hand M. Hansen Jt Co., r. 410
Minna
Elkin.:ton Charles E., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co
r. 1523^ Dolores
Elkington James E., shipping clerk Boston Woven Hose
and Rubber Co., r. 20h Albion Av
Elkins A. M. Mrs., r. 952 Bush
Elkins Georae, tailor, r. 429 Natoma
Elkus Edward, clerk Davis, Haber & Co., r. 2328 PaciHc
Av
Elkus L. Co. The (Sacramento) manufacturers and
wholesale furnishing goods, office 211 Pine
Elkus Louis (The L. Elkus Co.) r. 2328 Pacific Av
Ellard Catherine, widow,. r. 1410 Baker
Ellard Frederick S., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. Oakland
Ellard Thomas, glass packer, r. 1212 Hampshire
^ Ellard. See Allard
EUefsen Charles, master mariner, r. 38 Luiidy Lane
Ellefsen Christopher, boatswain stmr Queen, r. 112 Pre-
cita Av
Ellefsen Olaf, seaman, r. §36 Second
Ellefsen Samuel, seaman stmr Queen, r. 112 Precita Av
Ellenberger Casper, wood carver, r. 1110 York
Ellenberger Cyrus, observer L^. S. Weather Bureau r
NE cor Twenty -third and Rhode Island
Ellenberger George C, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co
r. 1110 York
Ellenbrook Joseph M., commercial traveler, r •'>69
Third
Ellenbrook Josephine S., teacher music, r. 269 Third
Eller John, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Ill Tenth
Eller Joseph, milker New York Dairy
Eller Philip, waiter, r. 16 Antonio
Ellerby J. R., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1602 Turk
Ellermeier Henry, locksmith John Todt, r. 1217 Pacific
Ellert Charles, tailor, r. 334 Bush
Ellert John, laborer, r. 412 Haight
Ellert John A., Deputy Assessor, r. 820a Geary
Ellert John L., r. 823 Polk
ELLERT LEVI R., manager California Title In-
surance and Trust Co., 210 xVIontgomery, Mills Bldg,
r. 1915 Webster
Ellert Robert, sailmaker, r. 51 Clay
EUery Douglas, traveling salesman, r. 33 Ridley
Ellery Edward, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1821i Lyon
Ellery Jessie L. Miss, teacher, r. 621 Bush
Ellery John L., laborer, r. SW cor Fulton and Masonic Av
Elliason John, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Ellich Milo, clerk, r. 1916 Leavenworth
Ellicott H. W., lumber inspector Purchases and Supplies
Dept S. P. Co., r. Hotel Richelieu
Ellien Ives, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 304 Louisiana
EUiff Joseph, hostler, r. 108 San Jose Av
Elliger Adalbert (Schoeder & Elliger) r. 510 Mason
Ellinger Augustus A., gripman Sutter St. Ry. r. 1217
Polk
Elliuffer C. Mrs., r. 1845 Fillmore
Ellinger Chanes, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 528 Devisa-
dero
Ellinger Charles W., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 1845
Fillmore
Ellinghouse Alfred, r. 639 McAllister
Ellinghouse BrrtTia, widow, r. 639 McAllister
Ellinghouse Edward C, compositor Examiner, r. 639
McAllister
Ell'nghouse Oscar, with Tallant Banking Co., r. 639 Mc-
Allister
EUingsen Peter, fireman, r. 28 Rausch
Ellingson Charles, seaman, r. 131 East
Ellingson Peter O., master schr Parkersburg
EUingsworth Restaurant The, George M. Seaman i)roj>ri-
etor, 518 Geary
EUingwood Isiac H., collector Harbor Commissioners, r.
1113 Shotwell
Tw V the:
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office:, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, IMain 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *••; ^^^-Sc?"' 406 Caiiioii|la St.
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Klliiif,rwood William C, clerk, r. lllS Shotwell
KI.L1JVWOOD CHAKLESi; X., physician anil surgeon
■ and professor phjsiolog-y Cooper Medical Colleg:e and
surgeon (Jity and" County Hospital, office 71:") Clay,
Telephone Main 1988, r. 1723 Wne
EUinwood Marvin T., collector, 715 Cliiy
ElHnwood William, janitor State Mining Bureau, r. 25!)
Stevenson
Elliot Albert H. (Stearns & Elliot) attorney at law, ^7-08
Nevada Block, r. 34 Hanover PI
Elliot Arthur, boikkeeper Kingan & Co., r. 944 Powell
Elliot Benjamin G., foreman Mrs. Martha A. Elliot, r.
Alameda
Elliot Charles A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 213
Pierce
KLLIOr C'UAKLEl!) E., mining secretary, 7!t Nevada
Block, r. Alameda
Elliot Charles M., collector Golden Gate Lumber Co., r.
.■SOe Turk
Elliot Charles W. , salesman, r. 50C Turk
Elliot Emm I F. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary School,
r. 213 Pierce
Elliot F. P., drayman, 216 Steuart, r. San Fafael, Cal.
Elliot Frank, hostler Deneen & Turner, r. 2318 Fillmore
Elliot Frederick N., manager F. P. Elliot, r. 31 Glen
Park Av
Elliot George, clerk, r. 1712 Post
Elliot George R., foreman F. P. Elliot, r. 31 Gleu Park
Av
Elliot G. H. , cle k, r. 321 Bush
Elliot Harry, steward, r. 440i Twentieth
Elliot Hector, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 14 (Jrant
Av
Elliot Henry M., carpenter, r. 825 Harr'son
Elliot .Tohn, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K and L
Elliot .T(ihn C. , teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Elliot Martha A. Mrs., foundry facing, 133 Beale, r. Ala-
meda
Elliot Mary, widow, r. 2632 Folsom
Elliot Mary Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar School,
r. 213 Pierce
Elliot Richard J., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 213
Pierce
Elliot Samuel F., carpenter, r. 1130 Shotwell
Elliot Viola A., widow, r. 640 Hayes
ELLIOT >VILLI\.n E., secretary Duncan's Mills
Land and Lumber Co. , 28 California, r. 506 Turk
Elliot W'illiam H., carpenter, 32 Mint Av
Elliot Z. P. Mrs (Runge & Elliot) r. 240 Montgomery
Elliott Abel A., carpenter, r. 1051 Chestnut
Elliott A. F., tra\eling salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Seattle
Elliott Alice H. Mrs., r. 1006 Valencia
Elliott Andrew A. (Davidson & EJlliott) r. 2920| Mission
Elliott C. C, r. 2310 Steiner
Elliott Charles, painter, r. 1324 Mission
Elliott Edward, carpenter, r. 2702 Polk
Elliott Edward G., porter Kowalsky & Co., r. 305 Jonew
Elliott Ernest E., machinist James S. Conwell, r. 88
Ninth
Elliott Francis V. Miss, r. 1827 Sacramento
Elliott Frank, laborer, r. N s Crescent Av nr Gates
Elliott Frederick A., clerk, r. 4 CoUingwood
Elliott George, laundryman, r. 105 New Montgomery
Elliott Henry, camenter, r. 1051 Chestnut
Elliott Henry B., teamster George W. Tindal & Co., r.
2507 .Jones
Elliott Henry H., traveling salesman Tillmann k
Bendel, r.Ukiah
Elliott Herbert S., bookkeeper The J. Dewinj.^ Co., r.
1022 Sacramento
Elliott James, laborer, r. 1415 Scott
Elliott James, pipemaker Shot Tower, r. 307 Lake
Elliott James T., dyer, r. N s Crescent Av nr Gates
Elliott John (Montgomery & Co.) r. 134 Haight
Elliott John, r. N s Crescent Av nr Gates
Elliott John, carpenter, r. 1411 Fulton
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Elliott .lohn P., millhand, r. N s Crescent Av nr Gates
Elliott .John S. (Wright & Elliott) r. 176 Perry
Elliott Johnston, clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 1715 Polk
Elliott Jonathan, clerk, r. 704 Twenty-fourth
Elliott .Joseph F., sawyer McFarland Bros., r. 39 Lundy
Elliott Kate Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r. 711
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SfcND FOR CIRCULARS.
Elliott Katherine B. Miss, r. 1827 Siicramento
Elliott L. B., r. 48 Fourth
Elliott Mary, widow, r. 1022 Sacramento
Elliott Mary B. Miss, r. 1827 Sacramento
Elliott Maiid M., widow, r. 323 Scott
Elliott Orson H., clerk, r. 842 Capp
Elliott Richard, r. 718 California
Elliott Richard C, decorator Frank McMann, r. 1324
Mission
Elliott Richard E., r. 1129 Mission
Elliott Robert, gripman, r. 212 Eleventh
Elliott Robert, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1501 Howard
Elliott Robert, miner, r. 754 Mission
Elliott Robert, porter Armour Packing Co., r. 546 Jessie
Elliott Robert, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. Lorin,
Cal.
Elliott Robert H., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r.
1022 Sacramento
Elliott Stephen B., clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 1510
Dujiont
Elliott Tliomas, fireman, r. 916 Montgomery
Elliott Thomas, laborer, r. 307 Lake
Elliott Thomas D. (Keating & Elliott) r. 715 Bush
Elliott Thomas E. , teamster, r. 2704 Polk
Elliott Wallace W., r. 1309 Polk
Elliott William, laborer Gray Bros., r. SE cor Twenty-
tiftli and Castro
Elliott William C, bricklayer, r. 10 Serpentine Av
Elliott William L., manager Pac. Cycle Co., 21 New
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Elliott William P., clerk Frank Maskey, r. East Oakland
Elliott William R., bartender Gibson & Berrier, r. 608
Laguna
Elliott William W., carpenter, r. 39 Lundy Lane
Elliott, W. L. Mrs., r. 1827 Sacramento
S^ Elliott. See Eliott and Elliot
Ellis Adrian C, attorney at law, 414 California, r. 2214
Broderick
Ellis Alice, widow r. 509b Larkm
ELLIS ARTHUR J., cashier Horn & Judge, r. 8
Mason
Ellis B. , r. 912 Harrison
Ellis B., conductor Cal. St Ry, r. 1714 California
Ellis Benjamin, carrier Post Office, r. The Abbotsford
Ellis Bennett Mrs. , widow, r. 1204 Buchanan
ELLIS t'H.lRLES L., secretary San Francisco Busi-
ness College, r. 1236 Market, r. Battle Creek, Mich
Ellis Charles vV., carpenter and builder, r. 9 South
Broderick
Ellis Charles Z., physician and surgeon, 18 Columbian
Bldg, r. 2116 Bush
Ellis Clifford, machinist Gas Consumers' Assn., r. 1022
Twentieth
Ellis Daniel, tarjienter, r. Sixteenth Av South, nr Rail-
road Av
Ellis E. Mrs., widow, r. 1012 Lombard
Ellis Euaene R., insurance, 14 Sansome, room 51
Ellis Frank, oiler stmr Costa Rica, r. 2237^ Sutter
Ellis Frank, student, r. 2209 Fillmore
Ellis Frank H., salesman Palace Hardware Co., r. 2902
Bush
Ellis Frank M.C., salesman Sperry Flour Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ellis Franklin, superintendent Gas Consumers' Assn., r.
1022 Twentieth
Ellis Frederick K., clerk, r. 1204 Buchanan
Ellis George, manager P. Lynch, r. 2237J Sutter
Ellis George W. (Ellis & Nahl) r. East Oakland
Ellis Gustav, teamster, r. 310| Sixth
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Ellis Harry G., brick mason, r. 912 Harrison
Ellis Henry, clerk, r. 424 Eddy
Ellis Henrj-, painter Suiro Ba'hs, r. W s Twentieth Av
bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Ellis Henrv A. Mrs., widow, r. 1410 Larkin
Ellis Henry C. (Ellis & Miller) r. Sunol, Cal
Ellis Henrv (.'., salesman Halev & Thornton, r. 424
Eddv ■
Ellis Henrv H. (Ellis & Miller) r. Oakland
ELLIS HENRY RIVES, .........
('iicineer aua laetallurKist (<<uroessor to
Knstel tV Co.) a>say o!tie«- and luetallurei-
ral works, 31S Pint-, r. Titi BroderU-k
Ellis Herman L., yripman, r. 105 Austin Av
Ellis H. v., r. 912 Harrison
Ellis James, engineer, r. 318 Vallejo
Ellis James I}., barber, r. 211A Geary, rear
Ellis James J., mach nist, r. 608 Twenty-first
Ellis James M., notary public and secretars' of Prudent
City and Golden Gate Building and Loan Associa-
tions, and insurancebruker, 323 Montgomery, r. 1233
Geary
Ellis John, bottler, r. 265 Clara
Ellis John, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Ellis John, painter, r. Alms House
Ellis John, seaman, r. 326 Pacific
Ellis John E., first assistant engineer stmr Progreso, r.
710 Folsom
Ellis John F., clerk General Passenger and Ticket l)ei>t
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Ellis John S., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
796 Van Ness Av
Ellis Joseph, coalpasser stmr City of Sydney
Ellis Joseph, laborer, r. Alms House
Ellis Joseph U., calker, r. 312 Castro
Ellis Joseph D. Jr., calker, r. 312 Castro
Ellis Leila, widow, teacher Girls' High School, r. 836
Sutter
Ellis Lillie Miss, teacher Monroe Primary School, r. 911
Twentv-fifth
Eirs Linnaeus T., student, r. 431 Eddv
Ellis Lottie M. A. Miss, milliner, 2140 Mission, r. 24
Ford
Ellis L.R., physician and surgeon, office and r. 112'.
Ellis
Ellis Mamie, widow, r. 321 Franklin
Ellis Mary, widow, r. 2237* Sutter
Ellis Mary, widow, r. 13041 Larkin
Ellis Mary A., widow, r. 114 McAllister
Ellis Mary A. Miss, millinery, 2140^ Mission
Ellis Meville M., student, r."l233 Gearv
Ellis Michael, r. 24 Ford
Ellis Moses, capitalist, Bovee, Toy & Co. agents, 1!)
Montgomery, r. Boston, Mass.
Ellis Nathan R., contractor and builder, 911 Twentv-
ftfth
Ellis Peter, shoemaker, r. 974i Folsom
KLLI.S PLBLI8HINV CO.MPAXV, J. A. Wiles,
C. E. Howard and A. R. Kip proprietors, 1236
Market
Ellis Randall, clerk Blue Lakes Water Co., 202 Sansome,
room 2, r. 911 Twenty-fifth
Ellis Richard, printer Fro'lich & Meighan, r. 265 Clara
Ellis Robert, r. 44 Sixth
Ell-8 Robert, teamster, r. 2t>5 Clara
Ellis Robert M., carpenter, r. 212 Turk
Ellis Rowland B., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 836
Sutter
Ellis Sarah, widow, r. 313 Jessie
Ellis Seeley E., hardware, 1908 Fillmore, r. 1940 Fill-
more
Ellis Stephen, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 265 Clara
Ellis Theodore, upholsterer, r. 1106 Treat Av
Ellis Th >mas P., i)oliceman, r. 24 Ford
Ellis Walter, drayman Frederick Jantzen, r. 147 Ship-
lev
Ellis W. C. & Co. (William C. Ellis and Henry M. Coletv )
groceries, 1806 Market
Ellis William, boxmaker A. F. Otto & Co. , r. 265 Clara
Ellis William, salesman, r. 435i Stevenson
Ellis William, seaman, r. 326 Pacific
Ellis William, silversmith Shreve& Co.,r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Ellis William A., dentist H. G. Young, r. 509b Larkin
Ellis William C. (William C. Ellis & Co.) r. 1804 Market
Ellis William E. , laborer, r. 620 Tennessee
Ellis WiUiam H., master schnr Halcyon, office 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Ellis William W., r. 223a Leavenworth
EHis William W., clerk North Pac. Coast RR. Co.
Ellis William W., molder Union Iron Wks, r. NW cor
Yolo and Texas
Ellis Wilmot E., 2d Lieutenant Fifth Artillery, U. S. A.,
Presidio
KLLIS A MILLKR (Henry H. and Henry C. Ellis
and estate of John \V. Miller) wholesale commission
merchants, hay, grain and feed, 25-27 Spear, Tele-
phone Main 257
Ellis & Nahl (George W. Ellis and Perham W. Nahl)
draughtsmen, dc;signers a id lithographers, 605
Moutsromc-y
Kllison David, fireman Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Ellison Emma, domestic 1915 Pacific
Ellison George, laundryman White Star Laundry, r. 17
Carolina
Ellison James, brass molder, r. 5| Camp
Ellison James A., porter Mills Bldg, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Ellison Joseph R., bartender J. Henrj- Soehl, r. 816 Cali-
fornia
Ellison Robert F., clerk Jones & Co., r. Peralta
Ellison Thomas, steward stmr Costa Rica, r. 620 Filbert
Ellison William, r. Crocker Old People's Home
Elmaker Maria E., widow, r. 436i Eighteenth
Ellon Flora, widow, r. 914 Pierce"
Ellsworth B. E. Miss, clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r.
A anieda
Ellsworth Charles E. , collector Harbor Commissioners,
r. 813 Oak
Ellsworth Charles H., clerk MrEhnnan & Co.. r. Oak-
laud
Ellsworth Frank, messenger Wells Fargo i Co., r. 1326
Page.
Ellsworth George E., author, r. .516 Howard
Ellsworth Henry L. , type founder Pac. States Type Foun-
dry, r. 730 Pine
Ellsworth Henry P., harnessmaker Kempkej', Gilham vV:
Sawyer, r. Oakland
Ellsworth James W. Rev., manager Florence Crittendoii
Homes, 5i0 Keamv
ELLi^mORTU OLIVER, attorney at law, 43-44 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Niles, Alameda County, Cal.
Ellsworth Timothy, agent Hartford Life and Annuity
Ins. Co. , 640 Market, r. 411 Broderick
Ellsworth William E. , barber Antbonv S])an-ow, r. 619
Bush
e^ Ellsworth. See Elsworth
Elm Flax Mills (A. H. Hart Co. of New York) mnfrs ball
and sack twine, Alvin P. Figg manager, 219 Front
EL.HER HOrSE, Mrs. Goodwin Hilton proprietor,
314 Bush
Elmer Walter O. , transferer Union Lithograph Co., r.
626 Eddy
Elmers Harrj- J., piledriver, r. 201 Steuart
Elmers Henry H. , clerk Hennan G. Lackmann, r. 1319
Sacramento
Elmina Christina E. Miss, baker, r. 1504 Turk
Elming August, carpenter, r. 1 Bowie Av
Elmo Lesley S., r. 1950 Washington
EL MONTE HOTEL, ;?.T^.!;K
proprietor, San Francisco ollice "WS
Kearny, rooms 3 and 4
Elmore Delia G., r. 2526 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STEEET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTQOMERV STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY C0.?1
215 VALENCIA S"
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ELMORE JOHK M., attorney at law and libi-arian
Mills Lxw Library, 16 Mills Bldj,', 4th floor, r. 819 Post
K'inore Lena, widow, r. 1169 Mission
Elmore May Miss, furnished rooms, 123a O'Farrell
Elmore Rjse Mrs., asst librarian Mills Law Library, r. 819
Post
Elmquest Emile H., machinist, r. 243 Tehama
Klmquest John M., machinist, r. 243 Tehama
Elmquest Oscar, laborer, r. 243 Tehama
Elms John T., carpet layer, r. 118 Fourth
Elmstedt Charles, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr K
Elmwood Distilling Co. The, office 221 Front, room 4
Elmwood The, Mrs. Siiijfer Harris proprietor, 1239J
Market
Eloesser Arthur (Heynemann & Co.) r. 2230 Broadway
Eloesser Hugo (William Uhlmann & Co.) r. 1836 Green
ELOESSEK LEO, secretary Eureka Benevolent Asso-
ciation and Pacific Hebrew Ori^han Asylum and
Home Society, 105 Stockton, r. 1836 Green
-Elquetta Santiago, waiter, r. 313 Green
Elrick Richard G., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 599 Ellis
Elrick Thomas, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 599 Ellis
Elrick William J., hostler John W. Morshead
EWass John, driver Milwaukee Brewery, r. 167 Juniper
Elsasser Charles C, marine engineer, r. 21 Byington
Elsisser Christopher, stevedore, r. 915 Montgomery
Elsasser Jonas, salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim iSi Co. ,
r. 1904 Steiner
Elsasser William A., 2d officer stmr Apache
Elsbach Albert, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 1423
Larkin
Elsluu'h Herman (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.) r. 1423 Larkin
8^~ El-e. See Use
Klsen Morel H., baker, r. 617 Post
Elsin',' Joseph, baker, r. 815 Laurel Av
Elsinore Hotel, Peter J. Kearney proprietor, 801-803
Filbert
Elsmer Joseph, bartender, r. 435 Chestnvit
EL»iMEIEE FREK KINDERttARTE.V, Miss Libby
J. Hill principal, 113U Mission
Elsmere The, Mrs. John Pooley proprietor, 418 Sutter
Eisner Ricliard, cook, r. 1807 Haight
Elster Peter C, clerk, r. 212^ Eleventh
Elstner Charles E., solicitor, r. 4 Golden PI
Elston Sydney W., bookkeeper James S. Con well, r. 402.^
Grove
Elston Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 418 Franklin
Elsus Christopher, te mister, r. 12 Bourbin PI
Elter Richard, shoemaker Leo. Wegrich, r. 2755 Mission
Eltinge Charles S., treasurer Fruit Vale Improvement
Co., room 20 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. San Mateo, Cal
Eluro Antonio P., teamster Giovanni B. Torre, r. 718
Greenwich
Elvers Claus, clerk William Bariier, r. 2598 Howard
Elvers Frederick, driver Rapp & DeBarry, r. 330 Folsom
Elvers Henry, bartender, r. NE cor Fremont and Folsom
Elvers Hermann, plater, r. NE cor Fremont and Folsom
Elvidge Chirles F., draughtsman and millwright Stearns
Mnfg Co , r. Oa-kland
Elvid^e Freierick H., bookkeeper Western Mnfg Co., r.
O-ikland
Elvin Benjamin, cook, r. 152i Steuart
Elvin Frank,'carpenter, r. 325 Minna
Ehin Henry, bartender, r. 16 Rincon Av
Elvin John, oiler Spring Valley W. W.. r. Lake Merced
Elvin William, waiter Swain Brus., r. 1213 Bush
Elwell Frank D., civil engineer B. McMahon & Son, r.
Berkeley
Elwood Aniiie Miss, rattan worker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Wks, r. 212 Seventh
Elwood Charles, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
Elwood John, horseshoer John P. Glynn, r. NE cor Fil-
bert and Fillmore
Ely Frank A., bookkeeper Columbus Buggy Co., r. Pied-
mont, Cal
Ely John T., gasfitter, r. 10 Columbia Sq
Ely John W. (J. W. Ely & Co.), r. 315 Mason
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3H}i HYDB ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
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ELI' J. W. A €0. (John W. Ely) manufacturers ^^^mt
Wild t berry Phosphate, 55 Stevenson ^^i^
Ely Nicholas, carriage painter William Wertsch, r. 10 3^^*
Columbia Sq i^^^
Ely Robert H. , carpenter, r. 140 Fourth ^^^^
Elzer John, bottler, Ewell's X L Bottled Milk Dairy, r. mmb^
2430 Folsom
Elzinga Wilhelm, seaman, r. 400 Bay
EHAIWIIEL BAPTIST €HIIR€H (of San Francisco) |^^^
Rev. J. George (Jibson pastor, E s Bartlett bet ii^^JJ
Twentv-secolid and Twenty-third ^^^^ '
EMANIIEL CHURCH OF THE EVANCiELICAL t: 3
ASSOCIATIOIV, Rev. Henrique Cordes pastor, ^h^
W s Twelfth bet Market and Mission Wm^
Emanuel Emanuel (L. & E. Emanuel) r. SE cor Van Ness
Av and Geary
Emanuel Frederick E., cook, r 1617 Mason
Emanuel Harry J., r. 1916 Pacific Av
Emanuel Joseph L. , foreman West Coast Furniture Co. ,
r 1916 Pacific Av
EMANUEL L. & E. a,.,. .»..
Eiiiauuel) iiiauiirartarers. dralers and
iiii|ti>rt(>rs riiruitiii'P. bedding and u|i-
Iiolstery, 43'>-43t Fourth, Telephone Main
l(it>
Kmanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 1916 Pacific Av
Emanuel Lizzie Mrs. , r. Alms House
EUAXIIEL MISSION, 928 Harrison
E.HAXU-EL SISTERHOOD, 219 Ninth
B^" Emanuel. See Emmanuel
Emberton Thomas, marine engineer, r. 46 Everett
Emden Jules (Emden & Raverat) r. 522 Pine
Emden & Raverat (Jules Emden and Lucien Raverat)
proprietors Astor House, 522 Pine
Emeling John, conductor, r. 1070 Second Av
Emelli Mark, painter, r. 9 Hayward
Emerald Oscar, barber 1708 Devisadero, r. 1720 Devisa-
dero
EMERIC HENRV F., capitalist, 621 San=ome, Tele-
lihone Main 1665, r. 1115 Geary, Telephone East 339
S^ Emeric. See Emmerich and Emrich
Emerick John, carpenter, r. Alms House
Emerson Albert B. , clerk Deere Implement Co., r. 2038
Sutter
E.tlERSON ALBERT B., vice-president S. F. Weeks
Co., 25-27 Market, r. 707 Post
Emerson Carl, master mariner, r. 51 Clay
Emerson Carolina A. Mrs., dressmaking, 116 Taylor
Emerson Carroll, clerk Jesse W. Lilienthal, r. Centre-
VI lie, Cal
Emerson Charles, painter, r. 829 Stevenson
Emerson Charles, stevedore, r. 20 Perry
Emerson Charles B. , Yankee Novelty Mnfg Co. , r. 619
Hyde
Emerson Charles M., teacher music, r. 1536 Ellis
Emerson Charles M. Jr., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. 1536 E lis
Emerson Charies P. , r. 1536 Ellis
Emerson David, carpenter, r. 1109 Potrero Av
Emerson E., waiter stmr Santa Rosa {/j l/J ]
Emerson Edward W., dentist, office and r. 137 Sixth n n'
Emerson Esther B., widow, r. 2817 Folsom « « ,
Emerson Francis X., physician and surgeon, 659 Clay, r. " JJ. •
113 Ninth - - ,
Emerson Frank N., groceries and liquors, 632 Bush q (/> .
Emerson Frederick, painter, r. 2817 Folsom tt '
Emerson George T., r. 1129 Filbert. TT ly
Emerson George W., special agent Mutual Life Ins Co.
of New York, r. 2048 Jones
Emerson Harry, clerk, r. 915 Montgomery
Emerson John A., salesman Luke G. Sresovich & Co., r.
1203 Taylor
Emerson John M., barber, 334 Geary, r. 326 O'Farrell
Emerson Louis M., mason, r. 7 Beaver
Emerson Lyda D., widow, r. 115 Leavenworth
Emerson N. Mrs., widow, r. 621 Post
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Emerson Nellie M. Mi-s, r. 1730 Fillmore
Emerson P., seaman stmr Australia
EMERSO.V PRIMARY iSCHOOL. Miss Sara M.
\Vil>.in [irincipal, X s Pine bet Scott and De\isadero
Eniers..]] Kiohard, musician, r. 143(5 Pine
EMERSON, SMITH A CO. (Beaver Falls, Pa. 1. John
D. Eby ajifent, 29-31 Spear
Emerson WUliam P. (Emerson & Ryan) r. 408 Hyde
Emerson William R., theatrical manager, r. 501 Baker
Emerson & Rvan (William P. Emerson and Matthew H.
Ryan) drj- goods, 222 Sixth
^^Emerson. See Emmerson
Emerton Belle Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 74
B.-osnan
Emerton George H.. clerk Edgar C. Sea vey, r. 74 Bros-
iian
Emerton John W. , painter, r. 74 Brosnan
Emerton Mary Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 74
Brosnan
Emerj- Augustus H., salesman Revere Rubber Co.
Enierj- Charles, r. 217 Francisco
Emery Charles A., dental student, r. 136 Chestnut
Emery Charles G. , bartender, r. 55 Second
Emerv Cordelia Miss, r. 1045 Mission
Emerj- Edward T.. laborer, r. IWH^ Post
Emery Eugene, window cleaning and jobbing, r. Isll
Stevenson
Emerj- Frank, foreman Morton's South End Warehouse,
r. t»lti Twenty-second
Emery Frank, window cleaner, r. 1811 Stevenson
Emery George, cook, r. 79 Mission
Emerv George T., mining, ofiBce 59-61 First, r. 151.5
Baker
E.MERV HEXRl' T.. secretary The Merchant-s' Ex-
change Association of San Francisco, Merchants'
Exchange Bldg, 1st floor, r. San Jose, Cal
Emerj- John A. Rev., pistor Church of the Advent
(Episcopal) r. 133 Chestnut
Emer\ John M., waiter Fischer & Co., r. 946 Folsom
E.MERV JOiiEPH S.. mining secretary, 202 San-
some, r. Oakland
Emery Roscoe P., r. 946 Folsom
Emerv Rufus C. , with Pac. Steam Whaling Co., r. ."iSO
Oak
Emery Thatcher G., r. 709 \'an Xess Av
Emery Walter, lather, r. 1811 Stevenson
Emer\ William H.. r. 163 H Post
Emhoff Antun, driver Mrs. K. Emhoflf, r. XE cor Lisbon
and Chipa Av
Emhoff Katrina M., widow, dairy, XE cor. Lisbon and
China Av, r. 207 Lisbon
Emhoff John, milker Libertv Dairy, r. S s Russia Av nr
Xaples
Emhoff Jo»ei>h, dairyman, Mrs. K. Emhoff, r. XE cor
Lisbon and China Av
Emhoff Louis, milker, r. 714 Munich
iTrS" Emhoff. See Imhoff
Eming Henry, baker, r. 763 Hf>ward
Emiifh James, teacher Heald's Business College, r. 52S
Tweutv-fourth
EMILY F.4ITHFEL FREE KI.N'DE <<€i4RTE.\,
Miss Anna Lehmkuhl jiriueipal, 3270 Mission
EMILI P. ^VALKER MEHORl.AL FREE KI\-
DER4;.iRTE\, Miss Frances Sargent principal.
211-Jlo Xinth
Knilen Clement H., apprentice Union Iron Wks, r. 423A
Mi>>:~-i).pi
Khilct Hi M, carpenter, r. 217 Third
E'.iimal .iM~,i,h B., real estate, r. 266;J Howard
Eniuial J...-ei>h B. Jr., insurance 409 California, r. Ala-
meda
Emmel Konrad, hostler Overland Freight Transfer Co.,
r. 105 J Freelon
Emmens Xewton W., banker, r. Palace Hotel
Emmens Stephen H., banker, r. Palace Hotel
Emmerich Max, machinist Anton Kuhling, r. 355 Bran-
nan
10" Emmerich. See Emeric and-Emrich
Ennnerlins H. Richard, wofKi turner Fink & Schindler,
r. 42 Grove
Emmerson Charles F., tinsmith Gaskill & Regan, r. Ala-
meda
Emmerson George W., with W. W. Montague 4 Co., r.
308 Sutter
Enmierson Thomas, ropemaker Cal. Wire Wks, r. 2434
Larkin
Kmniett George, molder,r. E s De Wolfe nr Sherman Av,
Ocean View
Emmett George, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Emmett Marie Mrs., dressmaking, 44 Donohoe Bldg, r.
-Uameda
Ennue't Mar>- Mrs., milliuen, and fancy goods, E s De
Wolfe nr Sherman Av, Ocean View
Emmons Celia, chambermaid Golden West Hotel
Emmon Charles, porter, r. 118J Washington
Emmons Courtenis S., contractor and builder, r. 728 Do-
lores
Emmons Elmer L., aiiprentice M. Greenberg's Sons, r.
417 Fifth
Emmons Elmer S., bookkeejier Sjtring Valley W. W., r.
3714 Sacramento
Emmons Frank, clerk, r. 417 Fifth
EM.MOXS Cie«»RGE W.. drajTuan and freight ad-
juster, 203 Front, Telephone Mam 1722, r. Alameda
Emmons Idella C. Miss, teacher Edison Primarj' School,
r. 3714 Sacramento
Emmons Joseph E., machinist, r. 628 Eddy
Emmons Marv" J., widow, r. 3714 Sacramento
Emmons William B., clerk, r. 417 Fifth
Emmrich Albert T., saddler Henrj- A. Wegener, r. 1423
Steiner
Emmrich Enist, teacher penmanship and drawing, r.
1423 Steiner
Emmrich F., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1423 Steiner
Emol Joseph, tanner, r. 735 Brannan
Emond Comb, clerk Preston & McKinnon, r. Oakland
Emon- Martin A., junk, r. 117 Julian Av
E.MPEl' J. WALTER, secretar>- Guide Publishing
Co. , 532 Commercial
Kmpev Man- J., widow-, r. 54 Steiner
Empev Walter L., clerk J. W. Ryan, r. iii Fifth
EmpeV William C, collector Will & Finck Co., r. -281.=.
dav
EMPEV WILLIAM F., president Guide Publishing
Co., 532 Commercial, r. 2815 Clay
Empire Building and Loan Association, William E. Gutz
secretarj-, 205Sansome
Empire Coal" Mine and Railroad (Mt. Diablo) Mortimer
W. Belshaw ])roprietor, office 402 Front
Empire House, Jacob Hoeges proprietor, H:i6 Commer
cial
EMPIRE MALT HUI'SE. Schweitzer & Bauer pro
prietors, 41S Chestnut, office 632 Sacr-AUiento
EMPIRE STEAM COFFEE A.\D SPICE MILLS,
Le ire \- Mills propr7etnr>, 410-412 Clav
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY ASSI RAXCE COR
PORATIOX LIMITED (of London, England)
Okell. Doiinell A; Co., general agents, 411 California
Emptage John F., longshoreman, r. 807 Folsom
Emrich .a ugust, butcher, r. 1009 Eighteenth
Emrich Frederick, butcher, r. 510 Castro
Emrich Joseph H., bookkeei>er A. Brady & Co., r. 35
Russ
sy Emrich. See Emeric and Emmerich
Enas G. H., master mariner, r. Oakland
Enhrulia Jacob E., boxmaker, r. 6132 Greenwich
Encalada August, cook, r. 612 Filbert
Enciso Peter, butcher Page 4: Falch, r. 1032 Market
Encoyand Z., laundrj", 1119 Folsom
Eucoyard Frank, French laundrj-, 209 Eddy
Enderle Theodore, gnxjeries and liquors, X'E cor Mission
and Xinth, r. 1246 Mission
Enderline Wilhelm, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 522
Eighth
SAPrFRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL Kims OF STMT M SIDEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°.IS"p?.^!T^p"orJ.?'p^'!i''
THE FITTZ GURE ^?r.ft!-F."5i!5«^<
never raiis. v.aii on or
Write to N.J. STONE 4 CO.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. f.
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Enderline William, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 210
Michigan
Eiiders George, tailor, r. 211 Prospect PI
Enderson Ganios E., blacksmith, 149 Kentuck; , r. 240i
Clara
Endlich Frank, gardener, r. 1224| Pacific
Endstroni Elizabeth, widow, r. 217 Francisco
EKDTEK LOUIS, groceries and liquors, 931 Folsom
Knelund Antone L., picture frames, 1009JLarkin, r. 1600
Post
Eneinan John, tailor, r. 829 Stevenson
Enemark Andrew J., cabinetmaker St. Germain HilliartI
Co., r. 767 Harrison
Enevoldsen Nels, seaman, r. 13^ Folsoin
Enewold Christian R., r. 1435 Pine
Enewold LawTence C, vice-president Golden Gate Com-
pressed Yeast Co., 1420 Pine, r. 1435 Pine
Eng John A., tailor, r. 30 Stanley PI
Engby Cornelius, gripman, r. 914.V Oak
Engdahl Anton, painter, r. 430* Ringold
Engdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1026 Treat Av
•Engdall Celia E., domestic 2615 Calif ornui
Engebrettsen Edward, master schr Ivy, pier 5 Steuart, r.
227 Sixth
Engel Annie M. , clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 2707
Howard
Engel Carl I'., conductor, r. 1921 Taylor
Engel Caroline, wklow, r. 1921 Taylor
Engel Caspar, laborer New England Soaj) Co., r. 310
Utah
Engel Eliza, widow, r. 1128 Union
Engel Frank W., policeman, r. 15 Hickory Av
Engel Freda Miss, r. 1921 Taylor
Engel Frederick, butcher, 2707 Howard
Engel Frederick, machinist, 1: 30 Casselli Av
Engel George, laborer, r. W s Maple bet Washington and
Jackson
Engel George N., boatman. Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128 Union
Engel Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1409 Jackson
Kngel John, cabinetmaker Bader & Fincke. r. Berkeley
Engel Ludwig, traveling salesman The Harry Unna Co. ,
r. Grand Hotel
Engel Max R., salesman, r. 1122 Hyde
Engel Moses, doorkeeper California Theatre, r. 33 Sixth
Kngel Paul, clerk, r. 229 East
Engel Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Casselli Av
Engel Rudolph, solicitor, r. 1409 Jackson
Engel Therese, domestic 2527 Fillmore
8^" Engel. See Angell, Ankel, En>fle and Enkle
Engelage Frederick, laborer, r. 221 Cheslev
Kngelberg Charles, tamier Charles G. Bennett & Co., r.
1150 Vermont
KIS'CiELBEKG EMIL A., vice-president Tillmann \
Beiidel, 313-327 Battery, r. 1342 Hyde
Engleberg Tillie, widow, r. 145 Grove
EN<<;ELBEKC;'8 B.4KERV, Franz Siebrecht jiro-
l^rietor, 4Ui Kearny, r. 418 Kearny
Engelbert Peter H., gents' furnishing goods, SW our
Twenty-first and Mission
Engelbert Wi'liam, laborer, r. 418 Seventh
Engelbrecht Ida, widow, r. 522^ Ninth
Engelfreid John, vinegar maker Fisher Packing Co.
Engelhardt Elise, widow, dressmaker, r. 737J Green
Engelhardt George, cooper U. S. Brewery, r. 2753
Harrison
Engelhardt George Jr., sausage maker, r. 2753 Harrison
Engelhardt John, stableman Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 521
Fifteenth
Kngelhardt John B., spinner Louis Fromm, r. 421 First
Av
Engelhardt Katche, widow, liquors, 419 Montgomerj- A\ ,
r. 309 Green
Engelhnrdt William, cook National Hotel
Engelhardt William Mrs., widow, r. 309 Green
Engelke Alice Miss, dressmaker W. L. L(JUdon, r. cur
Twenty-seventh and Church
Engelke August, rigger, r. 319 Green
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 jy^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bol:tIi9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
En.:elke Augusta Miss,trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness A\-
Engelke Charles, liqui>rs, SW cor Howard and First, r.
^ 537 Powell
Engelke Christian H. (Huefner & Engelke), r. 1409
Church
Engelke Emil, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. Oakland
Engelland John, driver, r. 1114 Steiner
Engelman Charles, carpenter, r. 22 Sacramento
Eiigelman Edwin R., teamster, r. 102 Mission
Enirleman Edwin R. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Mission
Kngelman Max P., cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r. 22S
Noe
Engelman Veronica Mrs., bakery, 1234 Golden Gate Av
Engelman W., painter and whitener, 1209 Church
Engels Bernard, salesman Uavid Pattyn, r. 244 Ninth
Fngels Harry, clerk, r. 717 Twentieth
Engels Henry, traveling talesman Standard Oil Co.
Kngels John, boatman, r. 13 Havens
Engelschmidt Frederick, r. 632 Jessie
Engelson Christopher, teamster Nicholas Hansen, r. S s
Amazon Av nr Greece
8»"Engenlath. See Ingenlath
Enger C. Mrs., widow, r. 249 Stevenson
Engh Harry, seaman, r. 19 Bruce PI
Ei^OINE 1, S. F. F. D., 419 Pacific
EX«INE 3, S. F. F. D., 412 Bush
EN«INE 3, S. F. F. I»., 1315 California
El^OINE 4, S. F. F. »., 144 Second
EN<JIKE 5. S. F. F. D., 1219 Stockton
e:v<;i:ve 6, s. f. f. »., 311 si.xth
E.\<]1I^E 7, S. F. F. »., Sixteenth bet Valencia and
Guerrero
E.\'<>iINE 8, S. F. F. I>., 1616 Pacific Av
Ei^<iilNE », S. F. F. »., 320 Main
EX<il.%'E 10, S. F. F. I».. 516 Bryant
EM«I!^E 11. S. F. F. »., N s Fifteenth Av South
bet N and Railroad Av
ENGINE 12, S. F. F. I»., SW cor Drumm and Com-
mercial
ENGINE 13, S. F. F. U., W s Valencia bet Twenty-
fifth and Twentv-sixth
E.\G1.\E 14, S. F. F. !>., 1017 McAlIlister
ENGINE 15, S. F. F. D., 2114 California
ENGINE Ifi. S. F. F. D., E s Tennessee bet Sierr;i
and Twentieth
ENGINE 17, S. F. F. l».,9MintAv
ENGINE 18, S. F. F. !»., 417 Duncan
ENGINE 19, S. F. F. D., 120 Waller
ENGINE 20, S. F. F. D,, Filbert bet Webster and
Fillmore
ENGINE 21, S. F. F. I»., Oak nr Broderick
ENGINE 22, S. F. F. D., Post nr Fillmore
ENGINE 23. S. F. F. I».. Washington bet Broderick
and Baker
ENGINE 24, S. F. F. !>., Douglass nr Twenty-first
ENGINE '25, S. F. F. !»., Folsom nr Twenty-second
ENGINE 3(». S. F. F. !>., Second Av and Point Lobos
Av
ENGINE €HE.nn;.4L 1, S. F. F. D., SW cor New
Montgomerv and Mission
ENGINE CHEMICAL 2, S. F. F. D., 1425 Market
ENGINE eHE.nit'.4L 3, >j. F. F. D., W s Second
Av nr Point Lobos Av
ENGINE CHEMIC'.IL J, S. F. F. D., 2124 Cali-
fornia
ENGINE C'HE.nH'AL 5, S. F. F. D., 1214 Pacific
ENGINE CHEMK'AL «, S. F. F. D., 311 Sixth
ENGINE CilEMIfAL 7, S. F. F. W., Masonic Av
and Java
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«;olden <^ate Wire llotb MannlactorT,
8-10 Ptne, Telephone n»in 170-J, r. Ala-
meda
Engish George, blacksmith Henrv Hinrichs & Co., r. .533
Hayes
Engiscli John, baker.v, 533 Hayes
Eng^-er Edward, salesman, r. 814 Filbert
England Xen-ton, cook Wendell Bernhard, r. 313 Turk
England William .J., plumber, r. 1415J Ha.ves
En^'lander Aaron (En,flanier Bros.) r. 807 Franklin
Englander Bernhard, r. 211 Oak
En^lander Brothers (Aaron and Henrj- M.) draymen,
100 Battery
Englander Emanuel J., barber, r. 1009 Golden GateAv
Englander Fr.nk E., musiei m, r. 201 Oak
Englander Gu-stav, barber, r. 1009 Golden Gate Av
Englander Harrj-, salesman, r. 1009 Golden Gate Av
Englander Henry M. (Englinder Bros.) r. 807 Franklin
Englander Lena Miss, furnished rooms, 437-447 Mc-
Allister
Englanler Xoah canvasser, r. 1812 Geary
En,'lan'ler Samuel, teamster, r. l.V27i Market
Engle Clarence X. , plumber, r. 1022 Mission
Engle Frank B., tinsmith Wiester & Co., r. 123 Eddy
Engle FVank T., messenger, r. 930 Xatoma
Engle Frederick, irrocer, r. 430| Natoma
Engle Jacob P. (Engle A: Son) r. XE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Engle Nelson B., cigars and tobacco, 1091 Howard
Engle Volney, hackman, r. 930 Xatoma
Engle Walter J. (Engle & Son) r. 3304 Fillmore
Engle & Son (Jacob P. and Walter J.) lumber and mold-
ings, SE cor Fillmore and Francisco
t^" E^gle. See Angell, Ankel, Engel and Enkle
Englefield John, clerk Langlej A: Michaels Co., r. 503
Seventh
Englefield Ophelia, widow, r. 503 Seventh
Englehart John, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 337 Turk
Englehart Oren B., ticket agent Conklin & Whitehead,
626 Market, r. Alameda"
tt^ Engleman. See Englemann
Engler August, r. 1814 i Devisadero
Engler Benedict, pork oacker and sausage factorj', 227
Fourth, r. 225 Fourth
En/ler George F., metalroofer, r. 393b X^'inth
Engler John (Engler & Richirdson) r. 29 Valencia
Engler John J., capitalist, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Engler Julius, boot and shoes, 3422 Mission
En,'ler Louisa Miss, artist, r. 1017 Buchanan
Engler Rebecca Miss, artist, r. 1017 Buchanan
Engler & Richardson (Engler John and Fred. Richard-
s, n'* metalroofers, 25 Valencia
Engler Frederick W., barber, r. 114 Fell
Fnglts George Mrs., stenographer, r. 22Sa McAllister
Engles Henry C, r. 5 Hyde
Enj,'lin,'Gustav, tinsmith John G. lis & Co., r. Ea-st
Oakland
English Allen H. , gasfitter, r. 10081 Market
English Alice, widow, r. 318 Austin Av
English Andrew J., electrician, r. 12144 Steiner
Endish Ann, widow, r. lOlli Xatoma, re^r
English Benjamin, plumber,"r. 1214J Steiner
English Benjamin, salesman D. Keefe .£ Co.
English Charles F., student, r. 2417 Howard
English Charles M., foreman Dominie Roberts, r. 5 Kra-
mer PI
English Daniel, shoemaker, 1314 Larkin
English Edward, mason, r. 110 Eddy
En-lish Elizabeth E. A. Mrs., wid.w, r. 110 Webster
English F., peddler, r. What Cheer House
English Gertrude Miss, i>acker, r. 703 Greenwich
English Frederick B., clerk U. S. Land Office, r. Oakland
Eni;lish Henry, millwright Michael O'Brien, r. 1529
Mission
Elfish Henry S., electrician, r. 121-ii Steiner
English Institute for the cure of stammering, stuttering
and lisping, R. S. l)avis proprietor, 11 Hyde
Endish James (Carew & English* r. 514 Hyde"
English James M., bookkeeper, r. 5 Kramer PI
English Jerome, real estate, r. 1724 Geary
English John, cement worker, r. 6 Zf>e
English John, helper Hearfield, Bannister & Co., r. 6
Zoe
English J"hn, 2ii enu'ineer tug Fearless, r. 414 Octavia
ENGLISH JOHN F., pr»dHee and
toiiiniission, Enslish's Block Washington
and llrunim. Telephone .Wain 375, r. 3417
UoMard, Telephone nisMon 8.5
English John F., tailor, r. 232 Turk
English John J., butcher, r. 318 Austin Av
English Mary, domestic 901 Guerrero
English Mountain Gold Mines Company The, O. O.
Howard Jr. manager, 58 Crocker Bldg
English X'ellie, domestic 15 Henrj-
English Xellie, domestic 2120 Sutter
English Rebecca F. Miss, teacher Horace Mann GrauT-
mar School, r. 2835 Folsom
English Richard, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
English Robert W'., teamster, r. 124 Utah
English Samuel B., L". S. Ganger Internal Revenue Ser-
vice, r. 1314 Van Xess Av
English William, clerk, r. 713 Ellis
E.N'tiLISH WII.LI.4.n D.. Surveyor of the Port of
San Francisco, office Custom House, 3d floor, r.
Oakland
English William F., cooper, r. Alms House
English William M., real estate, r. 326 Elhs
English William P., manager folding bed dept H. Euler
& Co., r. 1364 Market
SS" English. See Inglis
Englund Albert, r. 29 Thirteenth
Englund Axel, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Engs Edwin W., teacher Hamilton Evening School, r.
Mills Bldg, room 7
Engstedt John, laborer California and Xevada Ice Co.,
r. 439 Tehama
Eng trom Annie, domestic 1200 Jones
Engstrom Charles, coachman, r. 5i Cedar Av
Engstrom Charles J., seaman schr Guide, r. Cr>stal Hotel
Engstrom John, restaurant, 421 East, r. 321 Third
Engvick Anna Miss, compositor P. J. Thomas, r. East
Oakland
Eng^^ck Marj- Miss, stenograhher Wellraan, Peck & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Eng^ver Charles F. , scenic artist, r. 820 Lombard
Engwer Edward A., traveling salesman Alta Soap Co., r.
814 Filbert
Engwer William A. (Alta Soap Co.) r. 820 Lombard
Engwer William A. Jr., traveling salesman Alta Soap
Co., r. 814 Filbert
Engwicht Emanuel, r. 428 Chestnut
Engwicht Frederick E., brakeman, r. 428 Chestnut
Engwic^t John M., machinist, r. 428 Chestnut
Enkel Lizzie Mrs. (Enkel & Herbert) r. 402 O Farrell
Eukel & Herbert (Mrs. Lizzie Enkel and Mrs. Harry
Herbert) propriet irs The Beauregard, 402 O'Farrell
Enkle Abram, r. 1112 Hyde
Enkle Herman, deputv tax Collector, r. 43 Eleventh
Enkle J. .M. Mrs., landscape artist, r. 402 O'Farrell
Enlow Ephraim E., inspector Custom House, r. 417
Larkin
Eniiis Anton W., tailor, r. 5 Moulton PI
Ennis Frank (Ennis & Gularte) r. 1510 Mason
Ennis Frank, longshoreman, r. SMoulton PI
Ennis John, boxmaker, r. 5 Moulton PI
Ennis John D., clerk, r. 19S Ash Av
Ennis Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. I.i5 Potrero Av
Ennis Kate Miss, waitress, r. 1237 Stockton
Ennis Lawrence, housemriver, r. 1118 Howard
Ennis Xicholas, hackman, Portsmouth Square, r. 1716
Ellis
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEET aid SIDEWALI WORi
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Sn MONTGOMERV S REET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mission 4.0
HERCULES
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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543
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Ennis Richard, boxm iker, r. 5 Moulton PI
Knnis Richard, policeman, r. 337 Fourth
Kiiiiis Walter, teamster McElroy Bros., r. 103 Perry
Kiinis William, laborer, r. 418^ Seventh
Knnis & Gularte(Frank Ennis'and John Gularte I barbers
736 Market
B^ Ennis. See Annis and Innes
Ennor .John M., jeweler Davis Bros., r. 526J Geary
Elinor Thoma.s, paperearrier, r. 1229 Lombard
Knnos Abraham T., smelter, r. 2725 Howard
Eiios Antonio, cabinet maker Singer Mnfg Co., r. Oak
land
Enos Emanuel barber, 413 East, r. Oakland
Enos Frank, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Enos Frank S. (F. S. Enos & Co.) r. 1626 Leavenworth
K.X'OS F. S. A CO. (Frank S. Enos) produce commis-
sion, 415 Davis, Telephone Main 5190
Enos John, deckhand stmr Modoc
Enos John P., druggist, r. 666 Haight
E.MOS JOHN S., attorney at law and Prosecuting At-
torney Police Court 1, New City Hall, basement
Enos Joseph, laborer, r. 155 Potrero Av
Enos M. Lewis (Enos & Amaral) r. San Leandro
Enos Morris S , bartender Frederick Kock, r. NE cor
Howard ;ind Twenty-third
ENDS & AMARAL(M.LeMis En«sand
Fauliue .S. Amaral) Melri»<ie, Fitchbure.
San Leandro, San Loren/.o and Hay wards
Express, 20 .Vlarket
i^ Enos. See Enas
Enquest Alfred A. , notary public, 210 Montgomei-y, r.
1902 Green
Enquist J. A., salesman Elike, MoflBtt & Towne, r. 826
Elizabeth
Enrieche William, musician, r. 255 Minna
Enright Bartholomew, plasterer, r. 101 Grove
Enright Cornelius, laborer, r. 631^ Stevenson
Enright Cornelius, liquors, 411 Pine, r. 630 Sutter
Enright Edward, r. 517 Bush
Enright Edward J., butcher, r. 209 Polk
Enright Edward P. , r. 1131 Howard
Enright Frank R., machinist, r. 717 Grove
Enright Isaac N. , plumber William F. Wilson, r. 213
Scott
Enright J., r 16 Lewis
Eniight James, seaman, r. 229 East
Enright John, r. 44 Hartford
Enright John, grocer, r. 347 Jessie
Enri'.;ht John, musician, r. 21 Clinton
Enright John, trackwalker Market St. Ry., r. 210 St.
Rose's Av
Enright John, watchman, r. 1112 Clay
Enright John J., r. 1922 Eddy
Enright Joseph, wrapper Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 44 Hartford '
Enright Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1131 Howard
Enright Joseph, lumber dealer, r. 717 Grove
Enright Maggie E. Miss, r. 44 Hartford
Enright Marguerite, widow, varieties, 209 Polk
Enright Maurice P., teamster, r. 210 Michigan
Enright Michael, pediler, r. 44 Hartford
Enright Patrick, blacksmith, r. 222 Fifteenth
Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, 301 Beale
Enright Patrick, horseshoer, r. 222 Fifteenth
Enright Patrick J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1310 Valencia
Enright Robert, collarmaker A. S. Levy, r. 103 Freelon
Enright Thomas, r. 1922 Eddy
Enright rhomas, laborer, r. 44 Hartford
Enright Thomas Jr., peddler, r. 44 Hartford
Enright William, laborer, r. 723 Tehama
Enright William, plumber, 535 California, r. 1718 Turk
•ft^ Enright. See Enwright
Knsburv William, liquors, SW cor Fourth and Howard,
r. 312 Second Av
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron rounders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Bitmninons MacMnery, Traction Engines & QnanzMills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL y\ATIO/\S DRIMK
pred(^ri(;l^8bur(^ [^<^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD. g
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Ensbury William Jr., patternmaker S. F. Tool Co., r.312 ■
Second Av {!3L
ENSIGN, BICKFORD & CO. ^
(«r SImsburj, 4oun.) .lames B. Merritt , —
manager, manalaeturers rase. .Seminary ^^
Fark, tlameda «'o., office 'i'iO Callt'ornia, 7^
room S rTj
Ensign Eugene J. (Ensign & McGuffick) r. 722a Twenty- Hnl
first y*-^
Ensign Leon E., clerk Continental Ins. Co., r. 722a Twen- _t3C
ty- first y I
Ensign Publishing Co., Mrs. Marj- K. Haniish secretary l-^
and business manager, 132 McAllister " t j^
EXSKiHI SA LOO iM, Schwartz & Meyer proprietors, 1 ^^
Market
Ensign William F., lock exjiert, 318 Market, r. 719.; C^
Bush r^ T
Ensign & McGuttick (Eugene J. Ensign and John R. Mc- > I i
Gulfick) lubricating oils, 23 Spear
Ensinger C. H., pianomaker, r. 321 Bush
Ensinger Fred, electrician, r. 629 Ivy Av
Enteman Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
ENTERPRISE BREWING CO. g
llrleli Kemensperger president, Feter w V
»'indler vlee-presldent and treasurer.
Klcbolus L. Meyer secretary, •iOir^-'iOT.i
FoLsom, Telepbone Gl.i'i
ENTEKFKISE OARFET BEATI.>Ci >VOKK.S,
Zachery T. Barber )jroprietor, 236 Fourteenth
ENTEKFKISE FOUNDRY, H. Sohrader & Co., pro-
prietors, 140-142 Folstmi
E.\TERFRISE MATi'H FACTORY, Zachary T.
Barber proprietor, main office and factorj', 236 Four-
teenth
ENTERPRISE MILL AND
BUILDING CO., lUi^ri^rr
Amlraux secretary, sawtug, planing,
turning and manufacturinsf I'rames,
doors, sashes, blinds, moldings, bar
counters, store fixings, etc., \ s Berry bet
Tliird and Fourth, Telephone Main :24
Enterprise Mutual Building and Loan Association, Max
Walter president, Henry G. Meyer secretary, 216
Pine
Enterprise Paper Box Manufacturing Co., Mattes Ham-
merschlag manager, Arthur Austin superintendent.
115 Battery
Enterprise Soda Water Works, Frederick Miehelsen
and Adolph Both proprietors, 2735 Bryant Av
EKTERFkISE .STKAW WORKS, W. Haker &
Hmz proprietors, 545 Market
Enterprise Transfer Company (Edwin B. Waugh & Co.)
SE cor Turk and Larkin
Enters John, laborer, r. 162 Clara, rear
EIMT2MANRI ARNOLD F. J., secretary Austro-
Hungarian Consulate, 308 Battery, r. Alameda
Entzmmger Elise, widow, r. 3231 Twenty-ninth
Entzminger Laurentz, blacksmith, r. 323i Twenty-
ninth
Enwright John, laborer, r. 210 St. Rose's Av
Enwright John R. , calker, r. 1206^ Union
Enwright Joseph, trimmer Edison Light and Power Co.
r. 707 Harristm
B^" Enwright. See Enright
Enyirt Samuel L., clerk Chr micle, r. 1720 Market
Enzlin Rudolf, carpenter Market St. Rv, r. Athens nr
India Av
Eoif Rudolph S., printer, r. 1211 Taylor
Ephraim Adeline Miss, teacher Douglass Primary School,
r. 705 Broderick
Ephraim Bernhard, insurance agent, r. 224 Sixth
Ephraim Ernestine, widow, r. 705 Broderick
CO
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $L00 pep Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sod fl^'t5. 823 Market Si
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SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
(See Page opp. ?iame of W. B. Cnapman.J
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EPH
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Ephraim Ferdinand, manager Ephraim Mercantile Co.
and ag-ent Woonsocket Rubber Co. of Providence,
R. I., 115 Battery, r. 1529 Gearj-
Ephraim Jacob A., stationer and printer, 17 Gean-, r.
705 Broderick
Ei)hraim Janette Miss, teacher .Jefferson Priniarj- Scliool,
r. 705 Broderick
Ephraim Mercantile Co., F. Ephraim manager, 115 Bat-
tery
Ephraim Moses A., florist J. H. Sievers, r. 1314 Fulton
Ephraim Solomon, manager National Fruit Growing Co.,
142 Phelan BIdg
Epinat Peter, cook, r. 706 Pine
Epinat Peter Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 70(5 Pine
Epperson Clem, r. 1216 Polk
Epperson Lucy Mrs. , r. 8 Pratt PI
Eppertshausen Ignatz, salesman Pac. Butchers' Supply
Co., r. 414 Golden Gate Av
Eppinger Herman (Eppinger k Co.) and president Pac.
Coast Warehouse Co., 311 California, r. 1717 Bush
Eppinger I. Peck, insurance agent, r. 2240 Pacific Ay
Eppinger Jacob (Eppinger & Co.)r. 2240 Pacific Ay
Ejipinger Joseph L., clerk Eppinger i- Co., r. 800 Ellis
Eppinger Josua, with Eppinger & Co., and secretary
Pac. Coast Warehouse Co., 311 California, r. 1717
Bush
EPPIX«ER A <"0. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger and
Bernard Ettlinger) shipping and commission mer-
chants and grain dealers, 311 California
Eppler Andreas, boots and shoes, 308 Mason
Eppler Arthur O. , photographer, 1319* Larkin
Eppler Charles, barber Jacob Lang, r. 26 Sixth
Eppler John, butcher Richard T. Baccus, r. 8132 Geary
Epps Charles, expressman, r. 7 Himmelmann PI
Eppstein Frederick J., insurance and land agent, 412
Pme, r. 1219 Polk
Eppst«in Phillip, shoemaker Dayid Steinberg, r. 235
Sixth
Eppstein Samuel (Eppstein & Co.) r. 1219 Polk
Eppstein Sarah Mrs., r. 1615 Bush
Eppstein & Co. (Samuel E))])stein) general insurance
agents, 412 Pine
1^ Eppstein. See Epstein
Epstein Emanuel (Rehflsch & Co.) r 1513 Gough
EPSTEIX HE.\R1- (.\r]iad Haraszthy & Co.) and
yice-president and assistant manager California Wine
Association, r. Alameda
Epstein Henry, barber Max Epstein, r. 64 Everett
Epstein John Mrs. , nurse, r. 461 Clementina
Epstein Louis, locksmith, 1125 Harrison
Epstem Mary Miss, clerk John S. Albra, r. 514 Eddv
Epstein Max, barber, 24 Third, r. 64 Everett
Epstein Morris, porter Nierman k LefkoWtz, r. 61 Lang-
ton
Epstein Moses, junk dealer, r. 61 Langton
Epstein Nathan, tailor, 702 Mission, r. 5 Everett
Epstein S., r. 310 Stockton
Epstein Saul, barber Max Epstein, r. 64 Everett
Epstem Tobias, clerk Godfrey Leopold, r. 625 Post
1^' Epstein. See Eppstein
Epting Henry, lithographic artist, .531 California
Epting Nicholas, wo d can'er F. W. Kreling Sons Co., r.
805 Diamond
Epworth House, Mrs. H. A. ilcCormack propriet<:>r, 1037i
Market
EP>VORTH .METHUDl!4T EPIii^C'OP.lL
C'Hl'RCH. Rev F. K. Baker jiastor, XE cor Twenty-
sixth and Church
EQl .\LIZ.4TIO.> B04RD OF, New City Hall, 2d
floor
Equi Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 230-232 Twenty-
fourth, r. 2763 Harrison
Equitable Building and Loan Association, Eugene Levy
secretarj-, 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Equitable Collection and Discount Assn. The, Frank C.
Morrison manager, John W. Bourdette attome\ ,
16-17 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
EQIIT.4BLE LIFE A!!»SUB.4.\CE SOCIETY (of
the United States) George H. Riplev general man-
ager, Edwin Cramer cashier, Crocker Bid", Tele-
))hone Main 970
Eragoni Tony, cook Albert Walt«rstein, r. 236 Sutter
Erask Eniil, clerk Paul Reicker, r. 1101 Scott
Erasmy George, butcher Erasmy & Houser, r. 118 Thir.
teenth Av
Erasmy Henrj-, butcher Erasmy & Houser, r. 118 Thir-
teenth Av
Erasmy John (Erasmy & Houser) r. 118 Thirteenth Av
Erasmy A: Houser (John Erasmv and Leslie L. Houser)
butchers, 1421 Point Lobos Av
Erb Abraham (I. Erb & Bro.) r. 121 Grove
Erb Charles, foreman Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 87 Henr\-
Erb Emanuel, clothing, 250 Sixth, r. 38 Russ
Erb Frank, bartender, r. 422 Fifth Av
Erb I. & Brother (Isador and Abraham) boots and .-hoes,
252 Sixth
Erb Isador (I. Erb & Bro.) r. 38 Russ
Erb John, fireman, r. 11075 Tennessee
Erb Morris, tailor, 521 SacramenUi, r. 1806 Hyde
Erbacher Charles, cook, r. 811 Mission
Erbacher Gustave, cand.vmaker, r. 607 Broderick
Erbe Ernst, salesman F. Toinier, r. 910 Post
Erbe Frances Mrs. (Schuler & Erbe) r. 246 Sixth
Erbe Louis, carpenter, r. 246 Sixth
Erben Frederick, driver Goldberg, B<;)wen & Lehenbaum.
r. 609 Pine
Erben William C, clerk, r. 812 Potrcro Av
Erculioni Anthony, clerk AngeJo Jlaldocchi, r. 2401
Howard
Erderlatz Nicholas, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 500 Napa
Erdin Mathilda Mrs., r. 444 Brannan
Erdin <). Mrs., proprietor New Mechanics Hotel, 444-446
Brannan
Erdin Tlieodore, engineer Cal. Chemical AMcs, r. cor
Fifteenth .\y South and San Bruno Av
Erdin Theodore, rabinetiiiaker, r. 169 San Bruno Av
Erhard Joseph. Ixirber, 22.i Fifth
Erhanlt Henrv. 'borer, r. 418 Twelfth Av
ERHIIROT PAULC.,f."A!;,V,.'i,£
»!« .narKet. Ii«>ur>i » to Vt \. M. and I to •>
P. M., r. .504 .<«brader
Ja?" Erhardt. See Earhart and Ehrhaidt
Erhart Anna E., widow, r. 211 Linden Av
Erhart Babette, domestic 1615 Bush
Erich Emil, baker, r. 625 Clay
Erick Emil. cabinetmaker Sanborn, Vail & Cm., r. ■'.
Grace Terrace
Ericksen August, c-ai|>enter, r. 17762 Folsom
Ericksen Christian, cook schnr War E^le
Ericksen Erick, seaman stmr Progreso
Ericksen Hans, seaman, r. 408 Chestnut
Ericksen Henry, nursery, 512 Hai^t
Ericksen Neils, mate schnr Alaska
Ericksen Nels, seaman stmr Alameda
Ericksen Peter, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1316 Larkin
Ericksou Albert J., waiter, r. 14a Sheiidan
Erickson Alexander, tailor, r. 928 Washington
Erickson Andrew, longshoreman, r. Alms House
Erickson .-Uidrew, seaman, r. 504 Sec md
Erickson Andrew, bo.vmaker, r. 125 Clara
Erickson Anna, domestic 927 Bush
Erickson Annie Miss, tlressmaker, r. 524 Mdy
Erickson Annie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1114 Jackson
Erickson Annie M., widow, r. 722.^ Fell
Erickson Augtist, laborer, r. 2518 McAllister
Erickson August, seaman U. S. Revenue Cutter General
Hartley, r. 711 Greenwich
Erickson Bernhard M., Nvatchmaker, 116 Ninth, r.' 110
Ninth
Erickson Caspar, clerk Tubbs Cordite Co., r. 748 Iowa
Erickson Charles, coachman, 2031 California
Erickson Charles, 1st officer stnu' Whitesboro, r. 131
East
XRV the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main S'^S-
BONESTELL & CO.
401 SsLx^sox^ae. St.
ALL
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NEWS & BOOK rflPER
KDKINS MFG. CO.
fllDlON
ANTI-FRICTION METAl.
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
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545
ERR
Ericksoii Charles, glove cuttur B. Blumenthul&Co., r. 11
South Park
Eriekson Charles, laborer, r. 6J Sheridan
Erickson Charles, repairer Thimias H. B. Variiej , r. 121
Julian Av
Ericksoii Charles, seaman, r. 501 Harrison
Ericksnn Charles M., piinter H. C. Henderson, r. 1112i
Welsh
Erickson Charles W., bicycle repairer Thomas H. B.
Varney, r. 917 Twenty-second
Ericksoii Charlotte, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Erickson Edward, porter, r. 115 Twenty-second
Erickson Edward, teamster, r. SE cor Sixth Av South
andM
Erickson Edward, tinsmith John P. Brownlee, r. 708
Ellis
Erickson Eric, seaman, r. 755J Howard
Erickson Erick, clerk O. W. Nordwell & Co., r. 1114
Jackson
Erickson Erick, oiler, r. 8 Garden
Erickson Erick, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Erickson Frank O., janitor S. F. Gas Light Co., r. V.i
Minna
Erickson Frank O. , master mariner, r. 14| Hoff Av
Erickson Frederick, conductor, r. 3407 Mission
Erickson Frederick, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
Erickson George, salesman Russ, Sanders & Co., r. 113.'p
Treat Av
Erickson Henry O. , blacksmith Risdon I. and L. VVks, r.
Oakland
Erickson Herman, stevedore, r. 240 Perry, rear
Erickson Ida, domestic 2700 California
Erickson Jennie, domestic 900 Fell
Erickson John, laborer, r. 112 Welsh
Erickson John, stevedore, r. 519 Sacramento
Erickson John, waiter, r. 728i Mason
Erickson John P., tailor, r. 11251 Clay
Erickson Joseph H., tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co., r.
1129 Florida
Erickson Max, salesman, r. 197 Hyde
Erickson Morris, seaman, r. 105 New Montgomery
Erickson O. C, laborer, r. 748 Iowa
Erickson Oscar, longshoreman, r. S'i2}4 Ritch
Erickson Oscar, mate stmr Albion, r. 23 Ferry
Erickson Oscar, seainan, r. 409 Drumm
Erickson Oscar C, laborer, r. 14a Sheridan
Erickson Paul, cook Johnson & Brown, r. Visitacion
Valley nr Six Mile House
Erickson Peter E., cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny, r. 8a
Pleasant
Erickson Peter E., cari>enter, r. 11^ South Park, rear
Erickson Robert A., bartender, r. 409 Drunnn
Erickson Evan, i)roprietor Arbor House, 425 East, r.
Oakland
Erickson T. , conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 3407
Mission
Erijkson Theodore, seaman, r. 320 Pacific
Erickson Thomas G., clerk, r. 723 Webster
Erickson Victor, pattennnaker, r. 748 Iowa
Erickson Wilhelm, instrument maker Herman MuUer,
r. 4<)li Clementina
Erickson William, laborer, r. 522 Alabama
Ericson Augusta M. Miss, dressnraker, r. .507 Jones
Ericson Carl, coa hman 1299 Taylor
Ericson Eric, laborer, r. 13 Anthony
Ericson Laurence, meter repairer Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 25 Birch Av
Ericson Matilda, domestic 2716 California
Ericson Paul, baker, r. 025 Clay
Ericson William, porter Wheeland & Collins, r. 226 Te-
hama
Ericsson Edward, plumber, r. 1320 Guerrero
Ericsson Olof , cabinetmaker Geo. H. Fuller Desk Co. , r.
1320 Guerrero
Erie Lines, J. G. McL'all Pac. Coast agent, 20 Mont-
gomery
Eriksen Christian, cari>enter, r. 318 Hickory Av
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Erikson Alma, domestic 2932 Jackson
Erikson August, laborer, r. Broderick and .Jefferson
Erikson Charles, bartender August Lindborn, r. 518 Pa-
cific
Erikson Emil, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Erikson Eric, laborer, r. 16 Perry
Erikson John (Thomson, Collie & Co.) r. 1123 Hamijshire
Erikson Olof, tailor, 311 Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda
Erken Charles, drajman, 422 Ninth
Erken Charles, drayman, NW cor Mission and Fremont,
r. 234 Eleventh
Erland Fred, laborer, Pac. Coast SS. Co
Erlaiidsen Andrew, porter Tillmann & Bemlel, r. 9 Boyce
Erlandson Benjamin, cirpenter, r. 1016 De Haro
Erlandson Carl X., pattennnaker Risdon I. and L. Wks,
r. 1021 De Haro
Erlandson Charles, laborer, r. 830 Howard
Erlandson Christian, laborer, r. 1029 De Haro
Erlandson John, painter, r. 1029 De Haro
Erianger Essie W. Miss, r. 2218 California
Erlanger Herman (Erianger & Galinger) r. 2218 California
Erianger Isidor, salesman Erianger & Galinger, r. 2218
California
Erianger Jimas (Jonas, Erianger & Co.) r. 2720 Sacra-
mento
Erianger, Jonas & Co. (Jonas Erlan,fer) general com-
mission merchants, 209-211 Davis
Erianger Joseph G., student, r. 2218 California
Erianger Simou, salesman Erianger & Galinger, r. 2218
California
■■:XI>.4\«ER A. GALINGER (Herman Erianger and
Meier Galinger) commission merchants, 304 Davis,
Telephone Main 1463
Erlebach Otto S., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Hotel
Mirabeau
F>lenbach Agusta, widow, r. 2111 Devisadero
Erlenbach Martin, salesman C. W. Craig iV Co., r. 2111
Devisadero
Erlenhein Julius F., stevedore, r. 313 Bryant
Erlenwein Jacob, tailor, r. 210 Prospect PI
Erlenwein John, liquors, 545 Clay, r. Alameda
Erlich Harr>% agent, r. 301 Lott
Erlich Theresa, widow, r. 301 Lott
Erlin George E., clerk, r. 345 Waller
Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker, r. 345 Waller
Erlin J. Theo(!.>re, clerk Langlev & Michaels Co., r. 345
Waller
Erman May, dom3stic 1217 J Hayes
Ernaud Gustave, cook Nevada Restaurant, r. 4 Adelaide
PI
Eme»t Emil, nur.'je German Hospital
Ernest Frederick, gardener, r. 13 Ripley PI
Ernest George, clerk Frank Pelicano & Co., r. cor
Twenty-eighth and Folsom
Ernest James H., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 1102 Nine-
teenth
Ernest Nils H. (Bollman & Eniest) r. 8 D
Ernest T. J. , grain broker, r. 616 Bush
Ernest William, r. 16 Page
Ernst Adolph, diamond setter, 216 Kearny, r. 1313 Eddy
Eimst Adolph, tailor, r. 604 Lombard
Ernst Carl, plumber, r. 1010 Jackson
Ernst Fritz, clerk Charles Sturm, r. SE cor Grove and
Lott
Ernst Henry, plumber, 634 Broadway, r. 1010 Jackson
Ernst Jacob L., clerk, r. 863^ Market
Ernst .1. D., laborer Bay District Race Track
Krn-t J ihn, mining expert, r. 2120 Point Lobos Av
Ernst .lulius, driver Alameda Transfer Co., r. Alameda .
Ernst (ttto, carpenter, r. SE cor Homestead and Twenty-
fifth
#V Ernst. See Eanist and Earnest
Emstdorf Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 36 Eddy, r. 808
Geary
Erola John, bartender, r. 927 Washington
Erratt May E. Mrs., r. 1031 Clay
Erratt Walter C, master mariner, r. 2090 Market
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Brrecard John H., laundry, 153S bush
Errickson Nil-, seaman, r. (39 Fourth
gS" Erricltson. See Erickson
Ersin John G., manager F. A. Kuhls, r. 812 Kearny
Erskine Dou^'las, clerk Redington & Co., r. Alameda
Erskine Eveline, widow, r. 9 Auburn
Erskine Howard, papercarrier, r. 9 Auburn
Erskine John, janitor, r. 204 McAlhster
Erskine John B., with William Johns, r. Alameda
Erskine Melville C. pilot, office 50t) Battery, r. 2623 Cal-
ifornia
Erskine Oakes R., r. 118 Sixth
Erskine Robert H., patrolman Morses Patrol System, r.
126 Thirteenth
Erskine Walter B., janitor, r. 9 Auburn
Erskine W. W. , cigar merchant, r. 2530 Pnie
Erson May Miss, dressmaker, r. 539 Geary .,„^.^^„
ERSTE DKITCHE B.4FT1STEN OEMEINDE
€HIIR('U, H. L. Dietz pastor, NW cor Seven-
teeth and Dehon
Ertola Andrea, machinist, r. 11 Vincent
Ertola Burgio, machinist, r. l.'iOS Dupont
Ertula John, plmnber, r. 11 Vincent
Ertola Joseph F., plumber, lr)08 Dupont, r. 11 Vincent
Erttman Will, laborer, r. E s Broderick ur Jefferson
Ertz Charles E., promoter, r. 2217 Buchanan
Ervin Albert, r. 1311i Sac amento , ^-^ ^
Ervin Alexander H., delivery clerk O. R. & N. Co., r.
311 Elizabeth
Ervin Daniel W., real estate, r. NW cor Augusta and
Ervin Henry, ship carpenter, r. 1412 Fifth Av South
Ervin Henrj- J. Jr, shi]) carpenter, r. 1412 Fifth Av
South
Ervin Herbert, butcher, r. 432 Kentucky
Ervin John L., ship carpenter, r. 988 Howard
Ervin Thomas H., ship calker, r. T09 Minna
Ervin William, wood and coal, 529 Stevenson
Erving Robert C, carpenter, r. 15^ Washington Av
Er wick Joseph, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Erwin Charles L., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1424
McAllister
Erwin James, r. 640 Clav
Erwin James W., Post Office Inspector, 78c U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bldg, 4th floor, r. Berkeley
Erwin Logan, r. 511c Page
Erwin Rossi, waiter, r. 3 Central PI
Erwin S. A., motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 22
Valley ^ , .
I^~ Erw.n. See Ervin, Irvine and Irwin
Erz August, wine merchant, 453 Brannan, r. 815 Twen-
Erz-'raber Catherine, widow, r. 439 Golden Gate Av
EKZtiKABEK WILLIAM E. secretary Merchants
Club, 222 Sansome, r. 820 Ellis
Esal Ida Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Esbenshade Joseph B., furnished rooms, 828^ Fifth
Esberg Alfred I., cL rk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 2211
Pacific Av , , „ ,.
E^^BEKO, BACHMAN A CO. (Mendel Esberg,
Simon Bachman and Julius Ehrmann) manufactur-
ers and dealers leaf and plug tobacco, importers
cigars, SE cor California and Battery, Telephone
Main 1801
Esberg, Bachman Leaf Tobacco Co. (incori)orated)
Mendel Esberg president, Henry Esberg secreiary,
importers and packers foreign and domestic leaf to-
bacco, 223 California
Esbery Henry, secretarj Esberg, Bachman Leaf Tobacco
Co., r. 2211 Pacific Av
Esberg Mendel (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) and president
Esberg-Bachman Leaf Tobacco Co., r. SW cor Buch-
anan and Pacific Av
Escaig Jacques, cutter, r. 716a Green
Escallier Delfina Miss, laundress, r. 1^20 Stockton
Escallier Philippe (Escallier & Matheron), r. 621 Pacific
Escallier & Matheron (Philippe Escallier and Joseph
Matheron) liquors, 621 Pacific
Escande Charles, furniture, 2543 Mission
Esch Henry J. A., bartender Schwartz & Meyer, r. 23
Market
Eschelbach George, cigar mnfr, 2124 Mission
Eschelbach John, laborer, r. cor. Paul and Gould
Eschelsen Jasper, dairyman, r. 223 Seventh
Eschen Henry, liquors, r. 1009 Oak
Eschen Isadore, barber, r. 724a Filbert
Eschen James C. (Eschen & Minor), r. Alameda
Eschen Levie, salesman Henry Hilp, r. 724 Filbert
Eschen & Minor (James Eschen and Robert Minor) steve-
dores and ballastmen. Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Eschenhorst Diedrich (Stock & Eschenhorst), r. 454 Sev-
enth
Eschenhorst Hermann F., clerk W. Eschenhorst, r. 1035
Eschenhorst William, groceries and liquors, 1035 Clay
Eschweiler Henry, musician, r. 131 Grove
Escloses John, dairy, 1491 Naples
Escobar Bridget, widow, r. 1624 Dupont
Escobar Cornelius, coffee planter, r. 1616 Larkin
Escoffier Peter (F. Ghisle & Co.) r. 1400 Stockton
EscoUe Leon, clerk Frank Fagothey, r. NW. cor. Fifth
and Howard
Escorza Ciro, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. 1332 Du-
pont
Escoubes J., laborer, r. cor Thirty -fourth Av South and
Railroad Av
Escoubet John, laundry, 803 Geaiy
Escude Gabriel L., butcher 508 A'alencia, r. 317 Twenty-
seveiith
Eskelson Frederick, carpenter, 21 Randal
Eskelson Thomas, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co.
Esker Fredrick L. carpenter, r. 168J Silver
Eskesen Hans, laborer, r. 1114^ Tennessee
Eskew Emory, policeman, r: 517 Elizabeth
Esklund Hannah, domestic 1501 Van Ness Av
Eslick loseph, laborer, Joseph Anthony, r. 27 Russ
Esling Joseph, baker, r. 1625 Clay
Esmiol Leon, liquors, 1025 Powell, r. 1025 Jackson
LSMO\D HOUSE, John F. Sweeney proprietor, 43
Sixth
Esnard I'rank, clerk, r. 812 Buchanan
Esnard Sarah, widow, r. 812 Buchanan
Esola Frederick L., Sergeant Police, r. 420 Montgomery
Av
Espana Linda Miss, ma' icure, 865i Market
Espee Anna M., domestic 2007 Pierce
Espee Desire, laborer, r. SE. cor. Twenty-second and
Douglass
Espejo Louis B., clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r. 551 J How-
ard
Espel Annie, widow, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Bernadino w dow, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Ferdin nd, engineer Swain iros., r. 18 Hauthorne
Espel Louis, merchant, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Rosanna Mrs., r. 803 Bryant
Espeland Gabriel, salesman H. C. Henderson, r. 1619
Mission
Esperance Blaise, ironer Bazelle Lacome, r. 143 Eleventh
Esperance Jean P., laundiTinan, r. 1231 Golden Gate Av
Esperson Eliza, domestic 214 Noe
Esperson El zibeth, domestic 2111 Geary
Espeset Belle S., trainel nurse, r. 932 Valencia
Espie August, laborer, r. cor. Twenty-second and Doug-
lass.
Espiiia Pedro A., teacher Polytechnic High School, r.
339 Phelan Bldg
Espmosa Josef a B., widow, r. 2826 Clay
Espinosa Fel*ppe, bootblack, r. 1332 California
Espinosa Prospero, compositor Joseph M. Torres, r. 447
Broadway
Espitallier Joseph B., waiter Andrew Bergle, r. 621 Pa
cific
Esposoto Uomenico, scavenger, r. 713 Filbert
DR, NAT. r, COULSON
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Espy Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. •221 Twelfth
Espy Riibert.I., master mariner, r. 221 Twelfth
Espy Robert J. Jr., compositor Call, r. 1613^ Folscmi
Espy William C. , foreman machine shoj) Fulton Eiijf.
and Ship Bldg Wks, r. 221 Twelfth
ia Frank, painter, r. 364 Cedar Lane
Henry R , millwright, r. 14S Sixth
Esser Alexander, mariner, r. 22 Sacramento
Essey Charles, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Essler William B. , barber Boss & Muller, r. 807 Califor-
nia
Essman Ernest A. F.. dry gfoods, 1022 Market, r. 721 J
Guerrero
Estabrook A. F., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Estabrook Charles D. (.J. H. Myers & Co.) r. 20i Rondell
PI
Estacaille Louis, butcher, 1806 Howard, r. 1859 Howard
Estarziau Bernai-d, cook T. R. Smith, r. 1122 Dupont
ESTATE OF KATE JOH^'.SON, office 120 Sutter
room 55
Estee Morris M. (Estee & Miller) r. 2291 Sacramento
ESTEE «K illlLLER (Morris M. Estee and John H.
Miller) attorneys at law, 419 California, Telephone
Main 554
Estelita Alexander J., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 70 Te-
hima
Estelita Anton rivet heater T. J. Moynihan, r. 70 Te-
hama
Estelita Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 70 Tehama
Estelita Michael J., citfarmaker Henry Dabelsteiii, r. 70
Tehama
Estelita William, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 70 Tehama
Estep Frederick J., millwright, r. 11 Adair
Estep Katherine A. Miss, nurse r. 1502ji California
Estep Pearl Miss, bookkeeper, r. 11 Adair
Esters William, dru rgfist, r. 1802 Market
Estes Albert J. , compositor John F. Anderson, r. 750i
Minna
Estes Daniel F. , stableman, r. 735i Minna
Estes Frederick J., machine hand. Excelsior Redwood
Co., r. 735J Minna
Estes George W., polisher Schussler Bros., r. 7354
Minna
Estes George W. Jr., finisher, r. 735| Minna
Estes H. L. Mrs., bookkeeper Uavid Stern & Sons, r.
424 Leavenworth
Estes Melville B. , pliy.sician and surgeon, office and r.
605 Larkin
Estes William E., distributor Post Office, r. 113 Fourth
Estes William H., laborer, r. 735 J Minna
Estinec John, cook, r. 612 Howard
Estrada Belisario, va^uero, r. 645J Fifteenth Av South
Estrada Edward, liquors, r. 621 Powell
Estrada Frederick, tiuvcling salesman McLeod and
Fauss, r. 638 Green
Estrada Julia, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
Estrada J lia G., widow, r. S s Union nr Baker
Estrella Ramiro, cigarmaker, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Estrem Joseph, clothing, 24 Montgomery Av
Estud llo Bernard, baker, r 21 3| Broadway
Estudillo J. M., clerk Freignt Aiditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. San Leandro
Estudillo Michael, teamster, r 213J Broadway
Estudillo Rey, barber 33J Broadway, r. 1306 Kearny
Etchart Jean B. (Etchart & Tarride) r. 727 Sansome
Etchart & Tarride (Jean Etchart and Peter Tarride)
proprietors Eiffel House, 727 Sansome
Etchebam« Casimir, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 781 Sutter
Etcheberry Marie, dome-tic 1802 Post
Etchebert Charles, laundryman, 1062 Howard
Etgen Carl, sugar refiner, r. 306 Langtoii
Ethell George W., r. 726 Geary
Ethell Nellie Mrs., r. 726 Geary
Ethelle John S., teamster, r. 217 Fourteenth
Ethen Joseph, bartender August F. Meyer, r. 8 Dale PI
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GKS FRITTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
■■T^'ainibers" in Business Directory.
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Ethier Louis N., foreman blacksmit'i Phoenix Iron
Works, r. 69 Natoma
Ethridge James, riveter, r. 836 Illinois
Ethridge John, galvanizer, r. 836 Illinois
Etienne Joseph M., macainist Cyclops Iron Works, r.
482 Tehama
Etienne Leopold, harnessmaker, r. Alms House
Etienne Victor (Cyclops Iron Wks) r. 482 Tehama
Etienne Victor Jr., bookkeeper Cyclops Iron Wks
Etique John P. Mrs., widow, r. 737 Twenty -second
Etthofer Elizabeth Mrs., r. 58 Zoe
Etthofer Henrv, shoemaker, r. 312^ Riteh
Etting Charles W., clerk William A. Etting, r. 1928 Stev-
onson
Etting William A., hardware, 110 Si.xth, r. 1928 Steven-
son
Ettinger Louis S., with Max C. Ettinger, r. 1917 Sutter
Ettinger Max C, fringemaker,105 Post, r. 1006 Van Ness
Av
Ettinger Moritz, r. 1917 Sutter
Ettl Louis, wrecker, r. 103 First
Ettli Fritz, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. 2916 Pierce
Ettling Louis, salesman David S. Cohn, r. 142 Eleventh
Ettling Marcus, salesman, r. 142 Eleventh
Ettlinger Btrnhard (Eppinger & Co.) r. 1909 Van Ness
Av
Ettlinger Isaac L., with Eppinger & Co., r. 1909 Van
Ness Av
Ettmann Joseph, waiter, r. 634 Sacramento
Ettridge James, machinest, r. New Continental Ho el
Ettringham William, conductor Powell St. RR., r. 908
Jackson
Etzel Frederick, eellerman, r. 578 Howard
Etzel LouIh, butcher, r. 26 Turk
Eubank Rule G., laborer S. P. Co.
Eubanks Charles, carpenter, r. 560 Howard
Eubanks James C., traveling salesman S. J. Friedlander
& Co., r. 115Tavlor
EIJi'ALVPTIIS BOILER FLUID (Downie B. L P.
Co.) George McGillivray manager, office 42 Second
Euchler George B., carpenter, r. 1053 Golden Gate Av
Euday Joseph H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 426n
Devisadero
EuenCarl, bricklayer, r. Park Hotel
Euen George, i)eddler, r. 8 Eldridge
Euing Harry, jjorter Louis Keser, r. 930 Fourteenth Av
8^" Euing. See Ewing
Eulenfeld Julius (F. Gau & Co.) r. 29 Rausch
Eulenstein Jul us, cellarman, r. 532 Fourth
Euler August, bookkeeper H. Euler &, Co. , r. 431 Second
Euler Charles E., salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 431
Second
Euler Gsorge F., sale man H. S. Crocker Co., r. 431
Second
ElILEit H. <£ CO. (H. Euler Jr.) proprietors Fifth St.
Fur iture Manufacturing Co., 523-527 Fifth
Euler Henrv, r. 431 Second
Euler Henry Jr. (H. Euler & Co.) r. l.Sll Lyon
Euler John, farmer, r. 50SJ Natoma, rear
tLULLn rnlL J.? rarrlase and wacon
paiiiiiiiK. itaiiitlng and lettering In all
branclic^i, art ant! sign itaintins a .special-
ty, branch ollicc. U'tti Harrison nr Fit'tli,
general office, .«: Fifth, r. lO.VJa Page
Euler W. August, polisher B. Curtaz & Son, r. 6 Russ
Euley James H., clerk J. McLachlan & Co., r. 443 Spear
Eulitz Charles T. , r. 939.^ Howard
Euphrat Emanuel, clerk J. M. Ellis, r. 1006b Golden
Gate Av
EllPllltAT L. »t rO. (Ludwig Euphrat and Herman
Nathan) importers and jobbers wines and liquors,
125-127 California
Euphrat Ludwig (L. Euphrat & Co.) r. 3032 Washing-
ton
Euphrat Martin F., clerk L. Euphrat & Co., r. 3032 Wash-
ington
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disea.<;e Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $f 00 per Honth, or .sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Streei
Pei^ier-Jouet k Go. Glampaoiie '^
EXTRA DRY "Special."
B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
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Euphrat Morris F., agent New York Life Ins. Co., r. 10061)
Golden Gate Av
Euphrat Morris L., student, r. 3032 Washington
Euradau Jules, packer, r. 660 Brannan
EIREKA BENEVOLENT A8!^0€IATI0\, Leo
Eloesser secretary, 105 Stockton
EUREKA BOILER WORKS,
>ViIll:ini .1. Brady i>ropriet<tr. niannt'acta-
rers boilers, sbeet iron and sbiu work,
II.-} 115 Mission. Teleplione Main 5045
Eureka Brass Works, Nolan & Branch i)roprietors, 133
EUKEKA BROOM FACTORV, Zan Bros. & Co.
proprietors, office 310 Davies, factory .Seventeentli
bet Howard and Shotwell
fiureka Building and Loan Association, Sol. J. Levy sec-
retary, 304 Montgomery
Eureka Conipan* of San Francisco The, George Staacke
secretary, 426 California, room 1
EIREKA €0.\80LID.4TED ORIFT .MININ<;
<"0. (Placer Co.) Daniel M. Kent secretarj', 330 Pine,
rooms 35-36
Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.)
William Fries president, Hymen P. Busch secretary,
134-136 Market
Eureka Cutlery Works, Adolph Blaich i)roiirietoi-, dealer
in cutlery, 540 California
Eureka Dairy, Furrer Bros, proprietors, S s Geneva Av
nr Tara
Eureka Delivery Co. (A. .1. Duke and George H. Swain)
Eureka Diamond Sole Co. (William T. W. Clelland and
Frank P. Noble) rubber soles, 87-88 Donohoe Bldg
Eureka Electric Co. J. H. Lawrence president, 645 Mis-
EUREK.4 FOUNDRY, Thompson Bros, proprietors,
127-131 Beale
Eureka Grain Warehouse, Seth Clisby proprietor, NW
cor Montgomery and Chestnut
Eureka Hotel, Peter Balzer proprietor, 411-415 Brannan
Eureka Loan Association, D. Hirshfeld secretary, 3 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor
El'REKA .MACHINE WORK!i», H. G. Laying pro-
prietor, 107-109-111 Fremont
Eureka Roller Bearings Co., A. T. Hatch president, H.
W. Hammond secretary, office 605 Clay
Eureka Salt Works, Newell & Bro. proprietors, 217-219
Davis
Eureka Soda Water Works, Hagedorn & Schmidt propri-
etors, 1756 Ellis
Eureka Valley House, Patrick Mahoney proprietor, 2658
.Market
Eureka ^'allev Laundrj', Armand Drain proprietor, 20
Colling wood
Europa Hotel, Foppiano & Barbagelata proprietors, 628
Brt)adway
Europe Hotel, John Desbarats proprietor, 814 Montgom-
ery
Eustace Edward, teamster, r. Sweeny and King
Eustace Frank A. , machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Oak-
land
Eustice Edward W., contractor, r. 2041 Howard
Eustice James, tin packer, r. 48 Oak
Eustis D. F., cashier W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Euston Edward, coalpasser stmr City of Sydney, r. 245
Second
Euston J. , messman stmr Australia, r. 245 Second
Eva James, jjroprietor Cal. Fu e Wks, cor Fourteenth
and Channel, office 220 California, r. W s Iowa bet
Butte and Solano
Eva James Jr, with James Eva, r. NE cor Napa and
Pennsylvania Av
Eva Samuel J., draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r. NE
cor Napa and Pennsylvania Av
Evain Eniile A., clerk, r". 72.=..J o'Fan-ell, rear
Evain Louis J., laundry, r. 726 J O'Farrell, rear
Evain Victoria Mme., laundry, 72o^ O'Farrell, rear
Evanoff John, ca inetmaker Cal. Car Wks
Evans A. Miss, nurse Waldeck Sanitarium
E\ans Albert S., bookkeeper Charles S. Healey, r. 914 Oak
Evans Alfred J., marine engineer, r. 1832 Green
Evans Alice .M. Mrs., r. 825| Geary
Evans Allan B. Mrs., widow, r. 2519 Sacramento
Evans Andrew, tailor, 906 Laguna, r. 1121 Fell
Evans Arthur H., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. Park
Hill Av
Evans Arthur W., salesman, r. 913 Nineteenth
Evans Caleb P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Evans Caradoc A., machinist, office Specialty Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
EVANS C. H. & CO. (»e.», ..
Evans and .lolin Thomp.ton) mecbani<-al
engineers and machine Morks, 110-113
Beale, Telephone Main 1442
Evans Charles, bookkeeper Trumbull & Beebe, r. 17;'.0
Fillmore
Evans Charles, dairyman, r. 12 Hartford
Evans Charles, junk, r. 32 Crocker
Evans Charles, with Pac. Steam Whaling Co., r. 30
Gol en Gate Av
Evans Charles H., liquors, S.Wl Fillmore
Evans Charles J., examiner U. S. Appraisers' Store, r.
Oakland
Evans Charles J., teamster, r. 1027 York
Evans Chester H. (C. H. Evans & Co.) r. 825 Capp
Evans C. J., salesman Hale Bros., r. 478 Jessie
Evans Clarence, clerk Samuel A. McDonnell, 720 Laguna
Evans David J., carpenter, r. 820 Green
Evans Edward C, washer George W. Morsebead, r. 64.'>
Geary
Evans Edward J. , furrier F. P. Evans, r. Alameda
Evans Elizabeth Gonier, widow, r. 2826 Sacramento
Evans Elmer, clerk, r. 690 McAllister
Evans Elmer E., clerk Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 762
Mission
EVANS EVAN €., commission merchant, shipbroker,
and agent Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Co.
(limited) 302 California, Telephone Main 5460, r.
San Rafael, Cal.
Evans Fannie E., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 20 Alpine
Evans Frederick, psych ographist, r. 1242 McAllister
Evans Frederick H., clerk C. W. Foster, r. Oakland
Evans George A. , veterinary surgeon, r. 122^^ Welsh
EVANS GEORGE H., physician and surgeon, office
andr. 2115 Howard
Evans George P., cook, r. 634^ Broadway
Evans George S., clerk Treasury Dept S. P. Co., r 20
Alpine
Evans George T., millhand, r. 677 Harrison
F^vans Grace, widow, r. \4\ Garden
Evans Hannah P., widow, r. 514 Sutter
Evans Harlow, tinsmith, r. 1132 Twenty-second
Evans Harlow, brushmaker Read & Zahn, r. 897 Noe
Evans Henry, carpenter, r. 330 Fell
Evans Henry, real estate, r. 2313 Van Ness Av
Evans Henry A. , shoemaker, r. 28 Eighth
Evans Herbert, barber, 725| Fifth Av
Evans Ivor, r. 433 Jessie
Evans James, quartermaster stmr Columbia
Evans James M., conductor, r. 1137 J Twenty-fourth
Evans James P., porter Henry Cowell & Co., r. 19.13
Leavenworth
EV.4N.S J. J., manufacturing stationer, printer and
bookbinder, 411^ California, room 3, r. 29i Hawthorn
Evans J. O., clerk General Passenger and Ticket Dept
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Evans John, bartender, r. 1028 Hyde
Evans John, laborer, r. 953 Folsom
Evans John, fireman U. S. Revenue Cutter Hartley, r.
711 Greenwich
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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EVA
549
EVE
Kvans John H., master mariner, r. 1107 Vallejo
Kvans John H., porter Paul Keyser, r. 6i Moss
Evans .Fosephine C. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar
School, r. 514 Sutter
EV4NS J. W,, agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
1021 Marliet, Telephone South 296, r. 304e Four-
teenth, East Oakland
Evans Lark, piano mover, r. 1005 Powell
Evans Lizzie G., widow, nurse, r. 430d Clementina
Kvans Maggie, chamherniaid Russ House
Evans Mahaska S., furniture worker, r. 2524 Third
Kvans Margaret, widow, r. 2313 Van Ness Av
Evans Marj Miss, hair dresser, r. 722 Octavia
Evans M. M. Mrs., widow (Jones, Mundy & Co.) r. 2117
Brolerick
KV.iNiS OLIVE ]£ P., attorney at law, 17-18 Mdls
Bldg, 9th floor, r. 2416 Washington
Evans P. de T., engineer Union Iron Wks, r. 1434 Wash-
ti>n
Kvans Perry, student, r. 2416 Washington
Kvans Philip, team -iter, r. 433 Jessie
Evans Philip T., plumber, r. 1434 Washington
Evan* Richard J., driver The Morgan Oyster Co., r. 44.5
Third
Kvans Robert H., longshoreman, r. 1531 Third
Evans Robert P. , musician, r. 2006a Howard
Evans Rose Mrs., r. 76 Natoma
Evans Samuel, laborer, r. 1509 Twenty-fourth
Evans Samuel, clerk Hooker & Co., r. 1121 Fell
Evans Samuel, teamster, r. 909 Kearny
Evans Terrence F., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. Diamond
nr Jersey
Evans Theodore, waiter, r. 7 Leonard PI
Evans Thom is, waiter, r. 7 Leonard PI
Evans Thomas, carrier Post Office, r. 35 Zoe
Evans Thomas, clerk The San Francisco Breweries,
r. Lorin, Cal
Evans Thomas, electrician, r. 48 Oak
Evans Thomas, laborer, r. 614 Folsom
Evans Thomas, labjrer, r. 925 Harrison
Kvans Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 677 Harrison
Evans Thom is B., carpenter, r. 2314 Van Ness Av
Evans Thomas J., tri umer Edison Light and Power Co.
r. 478 Jessie
Evans Thomas J. , compositor Browa & Craddock
Evans Thomas P., electrician, r. 27 Lafayette
Evans Thomas P., oiler Edison Light and Power Co., r.
412 Eddy
EV.l^S THOMAS R., proprietor NewWiscomsin Ho-
tel, 902 Montgomery
Evans V.Mrs., teacher Cooper Primary School, r. 514
Sutter
Evans Valentine, printer Pac. Printing Co., r. 1503 J
Market
Evans Wallace D. , bookkeeper Price Baking Powder Co.,
r. Oakland
Evans Warren, foreman Pac. Can Co., r. 32i Shotwell
Evans W. F., president American Labor Bureau. 632
Market, r. 2) Ellis
Evans William, sashmaker, r. 749 Harrison
Evans William, teamster, r. 720 Laguna
Evans William, teamster Meyer Davidson, r. 139 Fell
Evans William H. , foreman blacksmith Golden State
and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 9 Vassar PI
Evans William J., asst bookkeeper Pub ic Administator,
r. 1026 Twentieth
EVANS WILLIAM M., ...... r
records, :?'i.5 Sluntgomery, room 12, Tele-
Itlione 061, r. BntlerAv nr llerzog, Oak-
land
Evans William N., gasfitter, r. 2223 Filbert, rear
Evans William P., manager Pac. States Detective
A','ency, 20 Ellis
Evans William R. . bookkeeper Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co,, r. East Oakland
Evans William B., clerk, r. 20 Alpine
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TVYMRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
predericksbur^ Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
8^" Evans. See Evens
Evars Victor, liquor.s and lolgings, 48 Sacramento
Evatt Edward, salesman Thomas Lundy, r. 108 De\isa-
dero
Evatt Frank B., printer, 421 Markett, r. 407 Twentj-
eighth
Evatt William, hatter William F. Copeland, r. 108 Devis-
dero
Evearts Jonathan J., interior decorator, r. 1C24 Oak
Eveland George F., clerk S. P. C. Ry., r. Alameda
Eveleth Alma, jilasterer, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth Francis D., butcher Schmidt & Eggers, r. 1026
Oak
Eveleth James A. (Eveleth & Nash) r. 718 California and
Santa Rosa
Eveleth Joseph A. , carpenter, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth Sarah, widow, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth William J., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. Sau-
salito
EVELETH «k IVASH, (James A. Eveleth and William
A. Nash) produce commission, 422 Front, Telephone
Main 168
Evelich John, waiter, r. 142 Sixth
EVENIMft BULLETIN, (daily and weekly) office 622
Montgomery, Telephone Main 926, editorial rooms
517 Clay, Telephone Main 480
EVENING POST
(dally and Meekly >
Evening Post FultlishinK €0. proprietors
and pnbllsliers, .\E cor Kearny and Bash
EVENING POST Bi;iLI>l>'Ci, 300 Kearney, NE
cor Bush
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Evens Frederick W., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Fixture and
Art Metal Co., r. 796 Van Ness Av
Evens Harve3' A., collector Schweitzer & Co., r. 790 Van
Ness Av
Evens Thomas, seaman, r. 334 Main
Evens William F., clerk, r. 79G Van Ness Av
8^ Evens. See Evans
Evenson Andrew, laborer, r. cor Bryant and California Av
Evenson J. J., real estate, r. 23 Stockton
Evenson John O., stevedore, r. California Av nr Bryant
EVKR REA»V DKE!^.S STAY CO.. (Ypsilanti,
Mich.) Brown & Metzner agents, 535 Market
Everding E. Miss, retoucher t. O. Marceau, r. 208 Turk
Everding Frederick W. , salesman John Everding & Co. ,
r. 1623^ Turk
Everding Herman, shoemakf r, r. 17 Madison Av
Everding John, (John Everding & Co.) r. 2116 Ma-son
i:VEKI>I.\« J0H:V a CO., (John Everding) com-
mission merchants and starch manufacturers, 48
Clay
Everding John Jr., with John Everding & Co., r 2116
Mason
Everett Abijali P., commission merchant, 405 Front, r.
816 Sutter
Everett Alexander H., clerk California Architectural
Publishing Co. r. 122 Third Av
Everett Ann, widow, r. 426 Waller
Everett C. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1309 Devisadero
Everett Daniel H., clerk, r. 1420 Larkin
Everett Edward, salesman Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 618
Larkin
Everett Estella B. Miss, teacher Sheridan Primary
Sihool, r. 1309 Devisadero
Everett Fred H., vocalist, r. 10 Angelica
Everett George L. Jr., salesman The Whitman & Barnes
Mnfif Co., r. Oakland
EVEKETT OK.IMMAR SCHOOL, Mrs. Frances
A. Banning jjrincipal, Sanchez bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
f:verett Harold F. bartender Marshall Bros
Everett House, Joseph T. Chatel proprietor, 55 .Seco' d
Everett John, machuiist, r. 37 Tehama
Everett Minnie Miss, dre-smaker, r. 4i6 Waller
EVERETT OLIVER, architect, 126 Kearny, room 41,
and secretary California Architectural "Publishing
Co., 408 California, room 16, r. 8Tremont Av
Everett Sebastian L., publisher Pacific Coast Wood and
Iron, 4 California, room 12, r. Oakland
Everett Thomas, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Everett Thomas, porter, r. 118i Washington
Everhard P., r. 323 O'Farrell
Evenngham Samuel M., clerk J. C. Rued & Co., r. 33
Beideman
Everlie John E., clerk Newman & Levison, r. 314.^^
Twenty-first
E\ers August C, roofer Herman Schottler, r. 107
Twenty-fifth
Evers Charles, teamster, r. 1818J Folsom
Evers Charles D., foreman I. Gutte, r. 128 Fourteenth
Evers George, cooper Ole Madson, r. Oakland
Evers George C, clerk I. Gntte, r. 122 Fourteenth
Everson Charles, watchman Union Box Factory, r. 1322
Montome y
Everson Christina, widow, r. 5 Everett
Everson Frank, lithographer, r. 1322 Montgomery
Everson (Jeorge, porter, r. 1322 Montgomery
E\erson Oeniye, longshoreman P. M. SS. Co., r. 427
Thirtieth
Everson Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 518 Mission
EVERSON' WALLACE, president Pacific Surety Co.,
308 Sansome, r. Oakland
Everson William, lamplighter, r. 14 Vincent
fe'" Everson. See Iversen
Evert Annie, widow, r. 2010 Taylor
Evert Louis, carrier Call, r, 2010 Taylor
Everts Charles P. , dentist, 2103 Fillinore, r. Oakland
Everts Jonathan J., painter, 1020 Oak
Everts Philetus, r. 2711 Sacramento
Evertson F., quartern! ister stmr San Bias
Evesen Charles, seaman, r. 131 East
Eviston Joseph L.,calker, r. 1107 Montgomery
Ewald Anthony, with Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
17 J John
Ewald Anton, r. 37 Lily Av
Ewald Brothers (Deckastown, N. J.) shoes, E. R. Mauzy
agent, 19 Batti ry
Ewald Edward, real estate, r. 538 Guerrero
Ewald Edward Jr., r. 538 Guerrero
Ewald Jacob, r. 1621 Buchanan
Ewald Patrick, pressman A. J. Leary, r. 25 Capp
Ewald Theodore W., barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17-J John
Ewart Catherine, widow, bakery and notions, 233 Fell,
r. 327 Fell
Ewart Maggie, widow, furnished rooms, 232i O'Farrell
EWART AlANIIFACTIIRIIVG CO. (Chicago, 111.)
John D. Eby agent, 29-31 Spear
Ewart Robert Mrs., liquors, 101 Geary, r. 505 Leaven-
worth
Ewbank Thomas, dairy produce, NE cor Buchanan and
Fulton
Ewell Augustus H., engineer Vermont Marble Co., r. 1
Congo
Ewell Louis, carpenter, r. 436 Minna
EWELL LliTHER J., director Calif(jrnia Milk Co.,
r. 2537 Folsom
;fi!/' Ewell SeeYuill
EWELL'S \ L DAIRY BOTTLEU MILK CO..
Jean Vermeil president, Frederick A. Janssen vice-
I)resident, Charles C. Ehrer secretary, depot NW
cor Twenty-first and Folsom
Ewen William H., rigger, r. 8b Shotwell
Ewen J. Sangster, bookkeeper George D. Gray, r. 252.'.
Lombard
Ewer Warren B. (Dewev & Co.) r. 1513 Clay
EWER W. D. <K CIK (I. Philtppson and C. F. Preeht)
employment agency, 626 Clay, Telephone Main 187
Ewers George I., train dispatcher S. P. Co., r. 1314 Do-
lores
Ewers Max, laborer Enterprise, Brewing Co., r. 512^
Taylor
Ewers William A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co.. i'.
llOi McAllister
Ewert John, laborer, r. 412 Haight
Ewert Theodore, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r. 412
Haight
Ewert William C. M., laborer, r. 412 Haight
Ewig Ernst, liquors, 727 Davis
Ewing Calvin, manager collar shop Main & Winchester,
r. 208 San Jose Av
Ewing Calvin Jr., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 208 San Jose
Av
Ewing Charles, seaman, r. 334 Mam
Ewing Charles G. , capitalist, r. 2221 Scott
Ewing Charles M., clerk Evening Post Pub. Co., r. 20?
San Jose Av
EWI\G CHARLES S., manufacturer horse collars
and harness, 544 Mission, r. 2517 McAllister
Ewing Chesney W., artist, 131 Post, r. 720 Oak
Ewing Daniel," with Secretary S. P. RR. Co., r. 1218 Turk
Ewing Edward H., laundryman Electric Laundry, r. 2
Camp
Ewmg Ellen E. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary School,
r. 2221 Scott
Ewing F. R., manfrs' agent, 126 Kearny, room 39
Ewing Fi-ank J., waiter, r. 633 Geary
Ewing George, blacksmith, 1128 Florida
Ewing George, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 616 Twenty-
third
Ewing George, stoker Engine 12, 101 Commercial
Ewing George Jr., woodworker, r. 1128 Florida
Ewing George F., blacksmith, r. 1129 Alabama
Ewing H. B., r. 102 Fifth
Ewing James, r. 417 Bush
Ew ing James, grainer, r. 1218 Tu' k
TUG Monarcn Bicucle
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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA S"^
Telephone Mission 4.0
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Ewing Jane, domestic 1830 Jackson
Ewing John, horseshoer, 103 Eleventh, r. 1218 Turk
Ewing John F., blacksmith, 1129 Alabama, r. 1128 Fie-
ri a
Ewing J. Stanley, salesman Nolan & Rourke, r. 211 Ma-
son
Ewing Luther r . , salesman John A. Foster, r. 1611 Turk
Ewing M. Miss, copyist U. S. Surveyor General's tiflSce,
r. Oakland
Ewing Mary Mrs., r. Alms House
Ewing Mary M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1611 Turk
Ewing Maurice W., trimmer Cal. Casket Co., r. 959
Howard
Ewing Robert, r. 136 South Broderiuk
Ewinvf Robert, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Ewing Samuel Howard, machine hand Main & Win-
chester, r. 208 San Jose Av
Ewing Samuel M., with Law Dept S. P. Co., r. 2007 Pine
Ewing S. Howard, foreman collar shop Main & Winches-
ter, r. 208 San Jose Av
Ewing W. Alison, horse-collar maker Charles S. Ewing,
r. Oakland
Ewing W. H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1330 Howard
nyEwing. See Euing
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(dallT and weekly)
William it. Hearst editor and proprie-
tor SVj cor Ulariiet and Grant Av., Tele-
plioiie .Vlaln l$0.>, editorial, eoniposiug and
press rooms, 015-647 Mission, Teleplione
Main ISOt
EXCELSIOR COAL AND
SCREENING C0.» JVesWent!"*'!!
K. Koberts Jr. vice-president and general
agent, 5 Spear
Excelsior Glove Co., S. Fear & Co., |iroprieti>rs, 41:5-415
Market
Excelsior Hall, 2317 Mission
Excelsior Hall Associati n, Frank G. Nonnan president,
James N. Nisbet treasurer, Samuel Booth secretary,
a317 Mission
Excelsior Hotel, August Bruns proprietor, 608 Sixth
Excelsior Laundry, Augustus H. Salisbury proprietor,
SE cor Eighteenth and Shotwell
Excelsior Loan Association Nathan Schlesinger secretary,
304 Montgomery
EXCELSlOk MILL CO. (David Dodge and Edgar
L. Dunshee) manufacturers window frames, sash
and blinds, moldings, etc., 713-717 Bryant nr Fifth
Excelsior Redwood Co., C. A. Hooper & Co. agents, SE
cor Fourth and Channel, office NE cor California
and Front
EXCELSIOR STABLE, Lot D. Slocuin proprietor,
925 Sutter
Excelsior Straw Works, M. A. Conklin & Co. proprietors,
120 Fourth
Excelsior Wire Works, Justinian Caire proprietor, Ed.
B. Child manager, office 521 Market, works 751 Mis-
sion
Excelsior Wooden Pipe Co., C. A. Hooper & Co. agents,
D. C. Henny manager, 204 Front
Exchange Block, 506 Battery
Exchequer Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.)C. Hirshfield
president, Charles E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada
Block
Exelby Arthur, cabinetmaker, r. 1929 Howard
Exempt Fire Co., 6 Brenham PI
Exergier Frank, shoemaker, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Exler Stevenson, cabinetmaker Hoffman, Dahl & Co., r.
NE cor Mission and Third
E.xner Charles, clerk, r. 1836 O'Farrell
Exner Charles R., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. Sausalito,
Cal.
Eybs William (Schroder & Eybs) r. 521 Franklin
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Ever George, cook, r. 426 Natoma
Eylenfeldt Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 29 Riuisch
Eymat Gustave, porter, r. 434 Green
Eynon W. P. , waiter stmr Australia
Eyrand Ambrose, laborer, r. 625 Pacific
Eyre Anthony, cook 217 Twentieth
ETRE EDWARD E., president Germania Le-Mi
Works, 124 Sansorae, room 7, r. Menlo Park, Cal.
EVRE I DWARD L. (Girvin, Baldwin & Eyre), and
president Vulcan Iron Works, office 307 California,
r- 1216 Jones
Eyre Fred A., pattermaker Cahn, Nickelsburg cSi Co., r.
414 Van Ness Av
Eyre Gerald E., machinist, r. 1127 Bush
Eyre Manuel, attorney at law, r. 1127 Bush
Eyre Manuel G., messenger U. S. Sub Treasury, r. 1127
Bush
Eyre Nellie D. Miss, stenogra|)her Smith's Cash Store, r.
1127 Bush
Eyre Perry (Brown & Eyre) r. Menlo Park, Cal.
Ejre William L., editor The Pacific Irish-American, 420
Montgomery, room 36, r. Oakland
8^ Eyre. See Ayer, Ayersand Ayres
Ej res Frank G. , waiter John Janke, r. 63 Minna
Eyrich George, engineer George U. Tay & Co., r. Oakland
Eyrick J. C, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Eyselee Albert, teamster, r. 228 Langton
Eyselee Alfred, teamster, r. 228 Langton
Eyselee Sarah, widow, r. 228 Langton
Ezekiel Rebecca, widow, r. 1620 Clay
Ezekiel E., household goods, 1*3 Seventh
Ezekiels Mark, traveling salesman Wellman, Peck & C".,
r. Russ House
Ezqnerro Louise, widow, r. 1217 Powell
Ezquerro Manuel, barber, 1217 Powell
F
Fabbi Henry, veterinary surgeon, office 2125 Mission, r,
434^ Fourteenth
Fabbri Alexander, peddler, r. 430 Pacific
Fabl)ris Emedio, mosaic worker, r. 236 Hickory Av
Fabbris Ermanio, mosaic worker, r. 238 Hickory Av
Fabbris Guglielmo, groceries, 236 Hickory Av
Fabbris Louis J., mosaic worker, r. 236 Hickory Av
Fabbris William, clerk Mattuoci & Vannucci, r. 124
Pacific
Fabens Frances A., widow, r. 1913 Polk
Fabens Frank C, clerk Gen. Supt's Office S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Faber A. C, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Lebeiibauni,
r. 1719 Fulton
Faber Augustus G., carjJenter, r. 211a Castro
Faber Charles, clerk, r. 1715 Fulton
Faber Charles, pantryman stmr Marip )sa
Faber Charles J., carriage trimmer, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber C. W., dairyman, 32 Eddy
Faber Fred, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty -
fourth and Sanchez
Faber George, lineman S. F. Fire Alarm Telegraph
FABER HEKMAN!V (Faber & Co.) r. 204 Fillmore
Faber Joseph, laborer, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber William H., bartenier Harry Collins, r.'15 Dale I'l
rAuLn & LU. (Hermann Faber)
groceries, SW cor Waller and Fillmore
Fabian Benjamin W., musician, r. 115 Collingwood
Fabian Brothers (Charles A. Fabian) groceries and
liquors, NW cor Stockton and Filbert
Fabian Charles A. (Fabian Bros.) r. 2054 Jones
Fabian Harris, second-hand clothing, 1011 Folsom
Fabian Joseph, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. E « Iowa
bet Nevada and Yolo
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FAB
552
FAH
Fabian Louisa G., widow, r. lUOO Bush
Fabian Morris, tailor Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 120()
Howard
Fabian P. & Co. (Philip Fabian and Louis Levinskj)!fen-
eral merchandise, 224-226 Bush
Fabian Philip (Fabian & Co. ) r. 1522 Broadwav
Fabian William, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 915
Gearj
Fabre Benjamin C, [xirter Olsen Bros., r. 138 Fourth
FABRE JULES C. plumber and gusfitter, 618 Cali-
fornia, r. 23 Scott PI
Fabreque Henri, with Hipi>oljte Duvergev, r. 920 .Jack-
son
Fabricins Hans, seaman, r. ST^ Ea.st
Fabrigo Esteban, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
Fabris A., musician, r. 623 Broadway
Fabri Dominick (Fabris & Rivolo) r. 1256 Montgome^^
Fabris Frank, proj.rieUir Colombo Hotel, 621 Broad\va\
Fabris Gerolamo A., shoemaker, r. 1307 Broadway
Fabris Jeremiah, cook, r. 531 Linden Av
Fabris Miguel, laborer, r. 35 Prescott PI
Fabris & Rivolo (Dominick Fabris & Antonio Rivolo)
fish, 4 Clay St Market
^ Fabris. See Fabbris
Fabrizzio Antonio, jieddler, r. 515 Green
Fabrizzio Victor, bootblack, r. 515 Green
Fabry Frank, laborer, r. W s Lisbon nr China Av
Fabrj Frank H., pressman Brunt & Co., r. 1 Geaty PI
Fabry Hennan, r. 520 Lagnna
Fabrj' Leoiwld M., r. 520 La^na
Fabry Sebastian, butcher, r. 274 Clementina
Faby Frank, barber, W s Mission Road nr Silver Av
Faccini Camilla, widow, r. 314 Vallejo
Faccini Enrico, r. 314 V'allejo
Faccini Joseph F., tinsmith, r. 314 Vallejo
Facio Louis, waiter Giuseppe Bazzuro, r. 9 Gavin PI
Faciriades Milton, salesman, r. 1415 Mason
Factor Samuel, merchant tailor, 805 Howard
Fadrofif Nicholas, machinist The Pelton Water \\Tieel
Co., r. 209 Hvde
Faeder Wallace F., expressman, r. 729A Treat Av
Faesy G. R. Mrs., r. 712 Union
Fajralde Frank, laborer, r. 5 Chestnut PI
Fagan Andrew, laborer, r. S s West Park ur Hollv
Fasraii Ann, widow, r. 1550 Kentuckv
Fagjui Catherine, widow, r. 510^ Third
Fagan Catherine, widow, r. S s West Park nr HoUv
Fatrai, Henrj", shoemaker, r. S s West Park nr Holiv
F a-r.m J. , coalpasser stmr Acapulco
I-aifan J., heli)er Bay District Track
F agran .James, engineer, r. 413 Second
l a«utj James, shoecutter, r. 417 Minna
Fajjaii James C, carcleaner S. P Co., r. 0 Alemanv
tXiiAN JAiUES J,, cashier American Bar. k and Trust
Co. of San Francisco, NE cor Bush and Montg-om-
ery, r. Alameda
Fagau John, laborer, r. S s West Park nr HoHv
Fa^an John F., r. 615 Haight
Fagau Joseph F., driver, r. 9 Alemanv
Fag-an Joseph H., calker, r. 9 AlemanV
tagan Joseph W., laborer, r. 9 Alemanv
Fagan Lizzie Miss, dres:maker Mrs. Jane Davis r ')
Alemany
Fagau Mabel R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 427 Sutter
l-aganMarj- Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r E «
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Fagan Mary J. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary School
r. no Jones
Fagan Michael, porter, r. 223 Kearnv
Fagan Michael F., sailmaker Neville" & Co r 7'6 Filbert
Fag^n Patrick, hostler ilarket St. Rv, r. i331 Nebraska
tagan Patrick, laborer, r. S s M'est Park nr Holly
Fagan Thomas, cook, r. S s West Park nr Hollv
Fagan Thomas H., clerk, r. 110 Jones
Fagan William, electrician Gas Consmuers Assn, r. 1611
Fagan William .
Fagan Wdliam T., shipcarpenter, r. 39 Perrj-
gS" Fagan. See Fagen, Fagin and Fegan
Fagen Charlotte iliss, r. 615 Haight
Fagen Dominick, fireman, r. 224 Greenwich
Fagen Edward, bedmaker St. Marv's Hospital
Fagen James (James Fagen & Son) r. 1014 Sacramento
Fagen Jame> & Son (James and James J.) proprietors
Merchants' Stables, 11-13 Webb
Fagen James J. (James Fagen & Son) r. 1014 Sacramento
Fagen Peter J., collector David Stem & Sons, r 418
First
Fagen Rose Mrs. , r. Alms House
9S^ Fagen. See Fagan, Fagin and Fegan
Eager John, carpenter, r. 1315 Broadwav, rear
Fagerbei^ William F., rattanworker Wakefield Rattan
Co.
Fagerel Albert, seaman, r. 116 Berrv
Fa^erel Oscar, seaman, r. 116 Berrj"
Fagerstrom Alexander, deckhand' schr Agnes, r. 106
Newman
Fagerstrom John, seaman, r. 517 Greenwich
Fagg John M., deputy Tax Collector, r. 2323 Pacific A\
FACIOTHEY DE3iI.>», groceries and liquors and musi-
cian, NW cor Turk and Jones, r. 52oJ Turk
Fagothey Frank, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddv
and Leavenworth, r. 1323 Oak
Fagothey John E., bookkeeper Neuburger. Reiss &
Co., r. 1323 Oak
Fagothey Joseph A., bookkeeper F. ChevaUer & Co., r.
1323 Oak
Fagundes Francisco M., laborer, r. 218 Pacific
Fahden Hans, shoemaker, 410 Devisadero
Fahey Annie Mrs., r. W s Sixth bet Howard and Mission
Fahey Annie Mrs., bakery, 513 Bryant
Fahey Edward, marine fireman, r." 409 First
Fahey Heurv R., foundrjinan Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 34
Minna
Fahey James, laborer, r. 247 Second
Fahey John, longshoreman, r. 5484 Natoma
Fahey John, teamster U. S. Customs Serv ice
Fahey John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19 Georgia
Fahey John J., shoemaker, 1625J Fillmore
Fahey Martin, shoemaker, 2929 Mission
Fahey Marj-, widow, r. 539 Howard
Fahey Matthew, boilermaker, r. 539 Howard '
Fahey Michael, laborer, r. 706 Natoma
Fahey Patrick, laborer, r. 513 Brjant
Fahey Pauline, widow, r. 413 Bniderick
Fahey Philip (Doherty & Fahey) r. 8 Sheridan
Fahey Robt rt E. , clerk O'Farrell & Co. , r. 1500 Taylor
Fahey Thomas, grainer, r. 346 A'alencia
Fahey Thomas, jockey, r. 118 Sixth
Fahey Thomas, painter, r. 1031 Market
Fahey William, proprietor Cosmoixjlitan Hotel, 100
Fifth
t^ Fahey. See Fahy, Fay and Fey
Fahlbusch George C, gardener, r. 224 Lobos, Ocean
View
Fahlsbusch William, musician, r. 224 Lobos, Ocean View
Fahlbusch William H. , messenger U. S. Weather Bureau,
r. 224 Lobos, Ocean View
Fahnestock Gates D., general agent International Navi-
gation Co., 609 Market, r. 1101 Pine
Fahrbach August C. , bookkeeper, r. 2671 Howard
Fahrbach Christian F., wine broker, 526 Front, room 6,
r. 2671 H .ward
Fahrbach Emil F. , cashier L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r. 2527
Gough
Fahrbach George, musician, r. S s Ripley PI nr Alabama
Fahrenholz .Arthur, carriage painter, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenholz Frederick W., manager Bav City Distrib-
uting Co., 632 Market, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenholz Henn', lX)rter, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenkrug William (Charles Menu & Co.) r. 1086 Hi>\v-
ard
Fahrman Henrv-, cook, r. 317 Minna
Fahs Frederick, lithographer, r. 425 Fremont
XRV the:
carnage painter, r. 327 Clementina
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Fahs Henry F., clerk William Dasmann, r. 2044 Howard
Fahsel' Henry, candy and stationery, 128 Third
Fahy James, r. Dominican Monastery, W s Steiiier l)et
Bush and Pine
Fahy J. J., teamster Henry Cowell & Co., r. 118 Urumm
Fahy John F., teamster, r. 12 Dore
Fahy Louis B., salesman, r. 623 Turk
Fahy Richard, carjienter, r. 514 Noe
Fahy William F., driver, r. '.'(iSl Harrison
B^" Fahy. See Fahej', Fay and Fey
Kaliys Joseph & Co. (New York) John Serex manager,
manufacturers watch cases, 4 Sutter
Faich Brothers (Nicholas and Conrad) willow and rattan-
ware, 1545 Mission
Faick Conrad (Faick Bros.) r. Missoula, Montana
Faick Nicholas (Faick Bros.) r. 15l5 Mission
Fair Adella, widow, r. 404 Turk
Fair Aubrey, salesman, r. 522 Polk
Fair Aubrey J., laundryman, r. 1512 Howard
Fair Charles L., capitalist, office room 74Chroiiii.lf Bldy:,
FAIRFuWlTURE CO., «....»....
.ItattlieM-s proprietor, H.i9 MLsslon
Fair Gejrge, grain broker, 27 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. Oakland
FAIR JAJMES «., (estate of) 230 Montgomery
Fair Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1513 Market
Fair Robert, plasterer, r. 518 Mission
Fair Virginia Miss, r 1120 Pine
FAIR >VIWD SALOOK THE, Louis Bendel and
Frederick Atzeroth, proprietors, NW cor Market,
East and Sacramento
«^" Fair. See Phair
FAIR'S BIj'ILDIXGS, SW cor Sansome and Pine
and 230 Montgomery
Fairall Charles H., attorney at law,r. 911 O'Farrell
Fairbairn Joseph E., blacksmith, r. 1234 York
Fairbairn Richard, painter, r. 219 Clara
Fairbanks Charles D., druggist William F. Friedhofer,
r. 107 Capp
Fairbanks Frances E. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 35 Fifth
Fairbanks Harold W., field assistant State Mining
Bureau, r. Berkeley
Fairbanks Henry, cook, r. 510 Stockton
Fairbanks Joseph F., barber, 1905 Hyde
Fairbanks Joseph H., salesman Walter A. Muller, r. 1905
Hyde
Fairbanks Levina Mrs., dressmaking, 324 Mason
FAIRBAXK!^, MORSE A CO. (incorporated) W.
Rennie manager, scales, etc., 316 Market, Telephone
Main 5196
Fairbanks R. D. , r. Hancock House
'Fairbanks Rolla D., carrier Post Office, r. 781 Mission
Fairchlld Florence Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 2094 Market
Fairchild Fred M., machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 2094 Market
Fairchild George E. , teamster Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co. ,
r. 207 Franklii)
Fairchild George H., marine engineer, r. 516 Oak
Fairchild George W., engineers. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg, r. 1515 Jackson
Fairchild Harriet M. Miss, principal Lafayette Primary
School, r. 1200 Van Ness Av
Fairchild J. Murray, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 502
O'F.rrell
Fairchild L. R., traveling salesman Greenebaum &
Mich els
Fairchild Mahlon D. Jr., bookkeeper American Press
Assn, r. Oakland
Fairchild Maria E. Miss, teacher South Cosnioiiulitan
Grammar School, r. 2004 Market
Fairchild Richard H., clerk, r. 2094 Market
Fairchild William W., machinist, r. 2904 Pine
Faircloth Frank T. M. , stenographer West Publishing
Co.,r. 421 Ellis
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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Faircloth Maud, widow, r. 421 Ellis
Faircloiigh Jimes, laborer Cni(m Iron Wks, r. N s
Missouri btt Santa Clara and Mariposa
Fairfax Villa Co. (Ma-rin Co ) Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secre-
tarj-, 56 Nevada Block
K irfiel'd Addie B., widow, r. 211 Twenty-eight
Fairtield Daniel, laborer, r. 1427 Twenty-sixth
Fairfield Daniel, marine engineer, r. 317 Harrison
Fail-field EUa, domestic 1142 Mission
Fairfield Gabrielle Mrs., shampooer Hammam Baths, r.
815 Mission
Fairfield Ida B. , widow, r. 211 Twenty-eighth
Fairfield John, longshoreman, r. 211 Twenty-eighth
Fairchild Marshall (Fairfield & Stoddard) r. 1924 Stev-
enson
Fairfield Marshall J., driver National Laundry, r. Four-
teenth nr Noe
Fairfield Marj", widow, r. 8 Hyde
Fairfield Minnie W., widow, r". 211 Twenty-eight
Fairfield Oliver E., pajjcr carrier, r. 1924 Stevenson
Fairfield Orlando W., salesman Parke & Lacy Co., r. 541
Turk
Fairfield William R., with Examiner, r. 8 Hyde
Fairfield & Stoddard (Marshall Fairfield and Fred H.
Stoddard) proprietors National Laundry Co. ,411 San-
chez, office 213a Powell
Fairgrieve Andrew D., bookkeeper Somers & Co., r. 424
Bryant
Fairgrieve William, carrier Post Office, r. 424 Bryant
Fairgrieve William B. , foreman Whitney & Webster, r.
16 Hill
Fairley Robert, draper, r. 26 Elgin Park Av
Faimian Maria L., widow, r. 1823 Green
Fairman Robert G. , watchman P. H. Whitelaw & Son, r.
Section 3, Sea Wall
FAIRMOi;.\T PRIMARY SCHOOL, Mrs. Clara
M. Johnston principal, E sChenerv nr Randall
FAIRMOUNT HOTEL, k..».. .
•lones proprif'tors Junction Market, Fell
and Polk, Telephone South 677
Fairmount Loan Association, Tliomas F. Creighton sec-
retary, office 1177 Valencia
Fairville "Creamery, L Satori & Co. proprietors, 8 Lick
PI
Fairweather Alfred J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r
409 Steiner
Fairweather David, machinist, r. 531 Arkansas
Fairweather Ernest H. , clerk Boericke & Runyon, r. 407
Steiner
Fairweather Helen B. Miss, teacher Emerson Primarx'
School, r. 725 Waller
Fairweather Julian R., mnfr sash and doors, 514 Fifth, r.
407 Steiner ^"J^ """
Fairweather P. W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 213
Elm Av
Fairweather Stuart, clerk The F. A. Week Co., r. 407
Steiner
Faith Andrew, teamster, r. 5371 Dolores
Fairre John P., cook. University Club
Faktor David B., liquors, 24-26 Ellis and 923-925 Kearny
r. 827 Fillmore
Falby Patrick, laborer, r. 442 Clementina
Falch Otto (Paffe& Falch), r. 1131 Ellis
Falciola John, umbrellas, 1005 Howard, r. 1011 Howard
Faick Bemhard F., traveling salesman J. A. Dnnkhouse
Co., r. 2209 Larkhi
Faick Henrj', cigars and tobacco, 59 Second, r. 2209
Larkin
Faick Millicent E. Miss, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2209 Larkin
Faick Peter M., jeweler Emil Schwartze & Co., r. 1105
Sutter
e^ Faick. See Falk
Falconer Frank M. , seaman, r. 5 East
Falconer George, seaman, r. 6 Union
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FAtC'OXER J4»H>', permanent secretary Ancient
Order of Foresters and A. O. !■'. Hall Association,
102 O'Farrell, Telephone Main 187(j
Falconer Joseph, seaman, r. 509 Howard
Falconer Margaret, domestic 1905 Pacific Av
Falconer Robert S., real estate, 1189 Market, r. 425
Stevenson
gS" Falconer. See Falkner and Faulkner
Falen Albert (Casey, Falen & Co.), r. 401 Harrison
Fales Fernando S., teamster California Paint Co., r. 1332
Florida
Fales Leonardo D., t«amster Dutton & Co., r. 538
Twenty- third
Fales LilaL., Miss, principal First Congreg-atioiial Kin-
dergarten, r. 53s Twenty-third
Falk Aoraham, candvmaker, r. 530 Jessie
Falk Uora, domestic'2715 Scott
Falk George, brewer, r. 446 Brannan
Falk Gurtave, acidmaker, r. 444 Brannan
Falk Gustave, liquors, 42 Steuart, r. 44 Ridley
Falk Henrj-, restaurant 135 Fifth
Falk Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 601 Market, r. 306 Van
Xe^8 Av
Falk Jerome, salesman Em. Mever & Co., r. 1117 Geary
Falk M. Mrs., r. 705 Sutter
rALiX IYiUnnlu> inannractarers* agmt
and roiuuiissi<»n merchant, Vi'i .Main, r.
1*11 Barlianan
Falk Olof, furnished rooms, 505 Brannan
Falk Pauline, widjw, millinerv, 316 Sutter, r. 1926 Sut-
ter
Falk Philip, clerk, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Samuel, capitalist, r. 306 Van Ness Av
Falk Sarah, widow, r. 24| Lafayette
Falk Stephen, with Joseph Stocker, r. 12 Bush
Falk Thomas, shoemaker, r. 204 Second
i^" Falk. See Falck
Falkaisan Otto, mate schr Emma, r. 792 Fourth
FALKE\.li; LOL'IS. proprietor State Assay Office.
434 California r. 355 Devisadero
Falkeiibur^ Xelson H., seaman, r. 520 Nineteenth
Falkenburg Victor, carpenter, r. 776 Stevenson
Falkenstein Christian J., blacksmith, r. 25 Dorland
Falkenstein Gusta\-us A., shirt mnfr, 1508 Post
Falkenstein Henry, bartender, r. 131 Third
Falkenstein Henn, merchant, office 318 Sacramento, r.
2401 Webster"
Falkenstein Heniy, waiter, r. 1069 Howard
Falkenstein Isaac traveling salesman, r. 1508 Post
Falkenstein Monroe, traveling salesman William Cluff
Co.,r. 2401 Webster
Falkingham Edwin, r. 1721 Mission
Falkingham Joseph J., buyer Hooper & Jennings, r.
Alameda
Falkner Alfred, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1154i Fol-
som
Falkner Charles, waiter, r. 310 Jessie
Falkner E. G., laborer Custom House, r. 214.J Currv
Falkner Georgie Mrs., corsets, 705 Larkin
Falkner Mary, domestic St. Luke's Hospital
Falkner Zella Miss, seamstress, r. 418 Lilly Av
tff" Falkner. See Falconer and Faulkner
Fall Frank, manager Hayes Valley Advertiser, r. .507
Hayei
Fall George S., driver, r. 12 Bridge PI
Fall J. Henrj- (Fall & Carj) r. Haywards, Cal.
Fall Louise, widow, nurse, r. 12 Bridge PI
Fall & Carj' (J. Henry Fall and Tolman E. Gary) projirie-
tors Smalley's Hav wards Express, 3 Commercial
»- FaU. See Faull
Fallan John B., moroiman, r- 105 Twentv-fifth
FALLEK >ATH.4.\, electrician to the Medical Fra-
ternity, 1606 Powell, Telephone Main 5084
Fallenback H. Edward, bartender, r. 702 Vallejo
Fallman John P., groceries, NE cor Kosciusko and Old
Hickorv Av
Fallon Annie Mrs., lodgings, 1046 Folsoni, r. 943 Golden
Gate Av
Fallon Annie A., Mrs., r. 556 J Natoma
FalUjn Charles Mrs., widow, r. 2102 Market
Fallon Dor I A. Miss, teacher Faimiount Primary School,
r. 1215 L" nion
Fallon Delia, widow, r. 2110 Howard
Fallon Edward D., teamster, r. 351 Beale
Fallon Edward L., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 415
Jones
Fallon Frank J., attorney at law, 2(j-27 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor, r. 432 Oak
Fallon Hu;ch, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Alabama
Fallon James, helijer William F. Wilson, r. 435 Dun-
can
Fallon James, hamessmaker, r. 124 Silver
Fallon James J. , bartender, r. 558 Natoma
Fallon James J., cook, r. 556| Natoma
Fallon John G., carpenter, r. 337 Twenty-eighth
Fallon John H , bookkeeper Man, Sadler & Co., r. 1909a
Union
Fallon Joseph C, clerk Frank J. Fallon, r. 943 Golden
Gate Av
Fallon J. R., millhand Excelsior Redwood Co., r. Me-
chanic's Hotel
Fallon Kate, domestic 1521c Howard
Fallon Kate A. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar School,
r. 1215 Union
Fallon Maria, widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Martin G., ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 124
Silver
Fallon Mathew, liquors, SW cor Lombard and Batterj-
and deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 407 Powell
Fallon Michael, r. 943 Golden Gate Av
Fallon M chael, carpenter, r. Sixteenth Av South nr F
Fallon Michael, laborer, r. 44 Quinn
Fallon Michael, lodgings, SW cor First and Minna
Fallon Patrick, laborer, r. 924 Illinois
Fallon Peter, treer Rosenthal, Feder & Co , r. Berkeley
Fallon Peter J., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r. 124
Silver
Fallon Ralph, wood turner, r. 446 Brannan
Fallon Thomas, conductor, r. 124 Silver
Fallon Thomas H., accountant Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1215
Union
Fallon Thomas P. , laborer, r. 997 Folsom
Fallon William, teamster, r. 351 Beale
Falls Amelia S., «idow, r. 529 Capp
Falls Dolly P., widow, r. 2511 Clay
Falls George, clerk, r. 529 Capn
Falls Stephen D., clerk Belden & Cofran, r. 120J Gearv
Falls William F., bookkeeper Dolliver & Bro., r. 2511
Clay
Falls WiliianiG., clerk Executive Dept S. P. Co., r. 53&
Capp
Faltermayer Jacob, printer E. A. Jannsen & Co., r. 549
Howard
Faltings Julius (Beverson k Fallings) r. 535 Fourth
Falton Jane, widow, r. 26^ Garden
Falvey Arthur J., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 5:«>
Hayes
Falvey Edward A., carpenter, r. 929 Nineteenth *
Falvey Kate Miss. r. 1008 Golden Gate Av
Fancelli Paola, laborer, r. 1127 Howard
Fancher Charles H., clerk The Burlington, r. 605 Market
Fancher Charles H Jr., deputy County Clerk, r. The
Burlington
Fancher Charles I., wood turner, r. 11 Liberty
Fancher Frank H. (Fancher & Burkett) r. 1307 Taylor
Fancher Ira. contractor and builder, r. 11 Liberty
Fancher William W., carpenter, r. 11 Liberty
Fancher & Burkett (Frank H. Fancher and Horace P.
Biu-kett) produce commission, 524-526 Sansome
Fancourt Henry, painter, r. 2210 Filbert
Fanger Nicholas dairjinan, W s Mission Road nr Ocean
House Road
Fani Tronquil, plaster caster, r. 1219 Market
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Fanielli Paul (Fanielli & Dini) r. 1119J Howard
Fanielli & Dini (Paul Fanielli and Rafael Uini) fruits and
vegetables, 1127 Howard
Fankhauser Christian, cigar mnfr, 626 Fulton
Fanning Andrew J., clerk F. M. Peterson & Co., r. 12
Rincon Av
Fanning Angelo, paperhanger, r. 705 Diamond
Fanning Edward, contractor, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Edward, printer, r. 931b Howard
Fanning George W., boxmaker, r. 1317 Sacramento
Fanning James, laborer, r. 12 Rincon Av
Fanning James, wool sorter, r. 434 Tenth
Fanning James J., waiter, r. 28 Tenth
Fanning John, r. 560 J Natoma
Fanning John J., policeman, r. 800 Green
Fanning Nanna Miss, r. 1703 Mason
Fanning Patrick, stevedore, r. 29 Louisa
Fanning Peter, policeman, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Sadie, widow, r. 627 Eddy
FanningThomas, driver Isaac Levy, r. Thirty-seventh
Av South nr Railroad Av
Faiuiing Thomas, farmer, r. 434 Tenth
Fanning Thomas, teamster, r. 728 Fifteenth Av South
Fanning Thomas F. , clerk Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 12 Rincon Av
FaiHiing William, farmer, r. 434 Tenth
Fannon Daniel, carpenter, r. 435 Duncan
Fannon Frank, plumber, r. SE cor Union Av and Fol-
som
Fannon James, laborer, r. SE cor Union Av and Folsom
Fannon James F., plumber, r. 435 Duncan
Fannon John, tanner, r. SE cor Union Av and Folsom
Fannon Mary, widow, r. SE cor Union Av and Folsom
Fannon Mary E., cloakmaker, r. 435 Duncan
Fannon Thomas, laborer, r. 435 Duncan
Fannon Thomas, tanner, r. SE cor Union Av and Fol-
som
Fanole John, laborer, r. 6 Portland
Fant Richard H. , machine hand S. F. Planing Mills, r.
967b Howard
Fant William, driver Drucker's Express, r. East Oak-
land
Fantini Antonio (Sartori & Fantini) r. 818 Sansome
Fantoni Charles, stone cutter, r. 1410 Powell
Fantoni James, laborer, r. 17 Av South bet R and S
Fantoni Louise Mrs. iFantoni & Co.) r. 1410 Powell
Fantoni & Co. (Mrs. Louise Fantoni) laundry, 1410
Powell
Fanucchi Frank, peddler, r. 514 Davis
Fanucchi Pietro, peddler, r. 514 Davis
Faraco Amadeo, hackman, r. 1407 J Kearney
Faraco Genarro, r. 1407^ Kearny
Faraco James, r. 1407 J Kearny
Faraday George A., clerk, r. 426 Twenty-seventh
Faraday Richard B., lumberman, r. 426 Twenty-seventh
Faraday Richard B. Jr., clerk Thomas T. Atkins & Co.,
r. 426 Twenty-seventh
Farah Elie, oriental goo Is, 644 Market, r. 423 Pine
Farah Habib J., oriental goods, 644 Market, r. 423 Pine
Fardelius Frederick, master schnr Azalea, office 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Fardy Dennis L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW cor
Maryland and Sierra
Fare Emma F., teacher mnsic, r. 110 McAllister
Fareira Antonio B., barber, 503^ East, r. Oakland
Farenholtz Henry, warehouseman Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 1127 Treat Av
Farcy Julius, mnfr mirrors, 332 Shipley
Fargenson Edward B., machinist, W s Mariposa bet
Texas and Mississippi
Fargenram Walter, waiter, r, 624 California
Fargo Calvin F., capitalist, r. Paciflc-Union Club
FARGO E. A. A €0. (Jerome B. Fargo) importers
and wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 316 Front,
Telephone Main 1760
Fargo Edwin D., gripTnan Cal. St. Ry., r. 1510b Hyde
Fargo Frederick J., carrier Post Office, r. 1309Larkin
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Fargo Henry W., carrier Report, r. 3109 Larkin
Fargo House, Arlington J. Smith proprietor, 105 New
Montgomery
Fargo Jerome B. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fargue John P., engineer, r. 1000a Union
Farhner George W. , griprepairer, r. 802 Lott
Faria Balrino, seaman, r. 1 Montgomery Couit
Faria Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 1 Montgomery Coui-t
Farina Francis, tailor, r. 14 Hopeton Terrance
FARISiH ANTHO.W L.. Chief Deputy United States
Marshal, 45 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d floor, r.
Berkeley
Farish Edwin D., mining secretary, 319 Pine, rooms 1-2,
r. Oakland
Farish James R., editor The Herald of Trade, 403 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Farjeon Irene, nurse St. Luke's Hosjiita
Farkas Martin, r. 1045 Market
Farland Katie Mrs. , teacher music, r. 513 Post
FARLANO MILF8 L., publisher Pacific Coast
Dentist, 536 Clay
Earless Ashley R., with Thomas A. Earless, r. 1108 Bush
FARLESS 'THOMAH A., real estate and collecting,
217 Sansome, room 11, r. 1108 Bush
Farley Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 225i Eighth, rear
Farley August, barber J. E. Howell, r. 232 Minna
Farley Bernard, liquors, SW cor San Jose Av and Ocean
House Road
Farley Bernard Jr., conductor, r. SW cor San Jo.se Av
and Ocean House Road
Farley Charles H., r. 225^ Eighth, rear
Farley Daniel E., master tug Governor Markham, r. 414
Fell
Farley Daniel G., molder, r. 414 Fell
Farley Elliott, policeman, r. 124 Fifteenth
Farley Frank E., conductor S. P. Co., r. 1329 Howard
Farley Frank E. , pressman Post, r. 223 Fair Oaks
Farley Ge >rge, special policeman, r. 813 Oak
Farley Helen Mrs., housekeeper Potrero Hotel
Farley Hugh F., electrician, r. 427 Haves
Farley James, laborer, r. Alms House
Farley James, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. SE cor Tliird
and South Park
Farley James C , driver Welch & Walsh, r. SW cur Sim
Jose and Ocean House Roads
Farley James F., teamster, r. 396 Ritcli
Farley John F., liquors, 902-904 Market, r. 821 Haight
Farley John P., conductor, r. SW cor San Jose and
Ocean House Roads
Farley John S., plumber New City Hall, r. 723 Filbert
Farley M. Mrs., nurse, r. 717 Oak
Farley Margaret Mrs., notions and groceries, NE cor
Duncan and Guerrero
Farley Mary, widow, r. 2«07 Polk
Farley Matthew, painter, r. 1530 Pacific Av
Farley Newton S., deputy Collector U. S. Custom House,
r. 1912 Leavenworth
Farley Patrick, conductor, r. 209 Tehama
Farley Patrick, stairbuilder, r. 132 Liberty
Farley Patrick F., upholsterer, r. 15 Bruce PI
Farley Patrick J., capitalist, r. 8il Haight
Farley Peter, r. 547 Mission
Farley Richard (Farlev & Locan) r. 821 Haight
Farley R. J. Mrs., r. 36 Page
Farley Rose, school teacher, r. 304 Third
Farley Thomas, wood turner, r. 1515 (Juerrero
Farley Thomas J., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 132 Lib-
erty
Farlev iSi Locan (Richard Farley and Ralph E. Locan
liquors, 311 Bush
Farm Charles A., carpenter, r. 109 Langtin, reai
Farman Andrew F.) tailor, r. 1007 California
Farinan Arthur F., electrician, r. 1007 California
Farman Charles E., clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 1007 Cali-
fornia
Farmar Frederick C, journalist, r. 1713 Stockton
Farmen John, musician, r 633 Broadway
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sole agents lor the Facilic Coast, 510 Clay
Fanner Colonel D., carpenter, r. 218 Noe
Farmer Frederick E., clerk Tax Collector's ottice, r. lis
Fell
Farmer Frederick E. .Ir., laborer Custom House, r. 118
Fell
Farmer Georije L., clerk Kailwa\ Mail Service, r. Cali;--
toga, Cal.
Farmer Harriet, domestic Woman's Hospital
Farmer Henrj- E., clerk Custom House, r. 306i Octavia
F.irmer James A., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
lis Fell
Farmer .Jessie C. Miss, physician, oflSceand r. 921 Larkin
Farmer .John D., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1409i
Lyon
Farmer John H., clerk V. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 815
Jessie
Farmer Kate, widow, r. Ocean House Road
Farmer Man" A. Miss, Butterick Pattern Agency, 1704
Market," r. 118 Fell
Farmer Sadie R., widow, dressmaker, r. 427 Sutter
Farmer Thomas, turner, r. 623 Howard
Farmer Thomas S. Mrs. , r. 921 Larkin
Farmer William, labo er, r. E s Falrmount bet San Jose
R ad and Chenerj-
Farmer William, laborer, r. S s Randall nr San Jose Av
Farmer William J., painter, r. 114c Juniper
F"armers' Alliance and Industrial I'nion, J. M. Moore
state business agent, 221 Front
FARMERS rXIO!V AND MILLING CO., Sperry
Flour Co. agents, office 210 California
Farmers' Warehouse Co. The, Barg & Kleen managers,
.=i2(i Seventh
Farnam Charles W., office 14 California, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
10" Farnam. See Farnham and Famum
Fanian James M., clerk Ticket Auditor's Uept S. P. Co.,
r. San Mateo, Cal.
Famey Marx, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 321 Ellis
Farnham Bert, elevator tender Mills Bldg, r. 502 Mason
Farnham Charles A., foreman i>atternmaker W. T. Gar-
nUt & Co., r. Oakland
Farnham Charles R., conductor, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
Faniham D., student, r. 29 Haight
Farnham Frank B., asst mana^^er Crystal Baths, r. 934
Union
Farnham James G., carpenter, r. 921 Dolores
Farnham Jeremiah W., master mariner, r. 921 Dolores
FAR.\HA11 JOHN, proprietor Crystal Baths, 413
Faniham John H., shipwright, r. 1310 Jackson
Farnham John W., engineer Crystal Baths, r. 934 Cnion
Farnhain William J., clerk Pac. Box Factory, r. East
( lakland
S^ Farnham. See Farnam and Farnum
Farno Harry J. , teamster, r. 225 Perrj-
Fams C, cook William Westerfeld, r. 512 Fulton
Famswoith Alfred, teacher i)enmanship, r. 2825 Pine
Famsworth Beesev Mrs. , furnished ro<jms, 8 Anthoiiv
F.IRXSWORTH DATID L,, president Farasworth
& Collins, 100 California, r. 125 Golden Gate Av
Famsworth Edward P., fire insurance adjuster, 401 Cali-
foiiiia, room 4, r. 3019 Washington
FARNSWORTH FRANCIS A.
MDC lessee and nianaser San Fran-
Ill llOi Cisco Riding School, l4>|.-> Facitic
Av, r. I6i: Pacific Av
Famsworth Harry H., painter, r. 793 Mission
Famsworth Isaac L., r. GO Annie
Famsworth James O., machinist Jow Steam Pump Wks,
r. 751 Capp
Famsworth Julian W., clerk Haas Bros., r. 501 Geary
Famsworth Silas B., r. 125 Golden Gate Av
Famsworth William 0., r. 751 Capp
FARXSWORTH «t COLLIXS (incorjwrated) Da\id
L. Famsworth president, Thomas W^. Collins sec-
retarv, dravmen, 100 Califo nia. Telephone Main 853
F.lRWL'iil CHARLES E., physician and surgeon and
demonstrator anatomy Cooper Medical College, office
703 Market, hours 1 to 4 and 7:30 to 8 P. M., r. 2536
Market
FARXFM JOHN E., office Pacific Bank, r. Oakland
Famum Norris C, special agent Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., 318 California, r. .539 Twenty- third
XS" Famum. See Farnam and Farnham
Farovemi Pietro, porter Henrj- Kaiser, r. .533 Com-
mercial
Faipeilha Manuel A., barber, 14| Montgomery Av, r.
Oakland
Farquhar Charles, hackman, r. 754 Mission
Farquhar Edward, laborer, r. 239 Fifth
Farquhar John, engineer, r. 601 Turk
Farquharson Charles D., bookkeeper The California Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 801 Van Ness Av
Farquharson Charles D., capitalist, 1 Powell, r. 899 Pine
Fa'-'iuharson David, carjienter, r. 1216 Mission
FARQFHARSOX DAVID, president The California
Savings and Loan Society, and Visltacion Water
Co., 1 Powell, r. 801 Van Ness At
Farquharson Henrj- C. , a.sst clerk Board of Supervisors,
r. 203 Keamy "
Farr Albert L. , draughtsman Clinton Day, r. Oakland
Farr Clarence C, team foreman Sperry Flour Co., r.
7261 Twenty-second
Farr Da^id K. , attorney at law, r. 533 Post
Farr Edward, machinist W. W. Montague & Co., r. 54
First
Farr Elizabeth, widow, r. 928i Folsom
Farr George W., teamster S. F. Planing Mills, r. 402
Hampshire
Farr Harry St.L., clerk The Salher Banking Co., r. Oak-
land
Farr Raj-mond H., compositor Fred W. Croudace
Farr Rebecca Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Farr Richard, t«amster Sutro Baths, r. 5 Ocean Terrace
Farran Alfred J., sailmaker, r. 409 Twenty-seventh
Farran James, groceries and liquors, 219^ Eleventh
Farran Theresa A. , widow, r. 409 Twenty-seventh
I^ Farran. See Farren and Farron
Farrand Arthur, plumbing, 506 Jones, r. 426 Vallejo
Farrand Fountain R. Rev., pastor Howard Presbyterian
Church, r. 1610 Howard
Farrant Fred W. (Farrant & Co.) r. 239 Fell
Farrant William C, machinist, r. 545 Howard
Farrant & Co. (Fred W. Farrant and Walter H. Green-
wood) glove mnfrs, 1435 Market
FARRAR FREDERICK W., secretarj- California
Gas Fixture Co., 123 Geary, r. Alameda
Farrell Andrew, driver Michael Farrell, r. 1328 Harrison
Farrell Andrew, laborer, r. 220 Ritch, rear
Farrell Andrew J., i)lumber, r. 15 Verona PI
Farrell Ann widow, groceries and liquors, 453 Natoma
Farrell Anna, domestic St. Luke's Hospital
Farrell Anthony, machinist, r. 1010 York
Farrell Augustus, clerk Rennedv & Van Kirk, r. 51 .^a
Fell
Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 1 Lincoln PI
Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 1600 Pacific Av
Farrell Charles J., pressman Dickman-Jones Co., r. 12b
Garden
Farrell Cbarles M., salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r.
2405 Clay
Farrell Daniel, hostler, r. 32 Louisa
Farrell Delia, dome-tic 740 Brjant
Farrell Edward, bagniaker American Salt Co.
Fa/rell Edward, bricklayer, r. 302 Eighth Av
Farrell Edward, machinist, r. 623 Howa'd
Farrell Elizabeth, furnished rooms, 1102 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
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Farrell Emma Miss, compositor, r. 1713* Stevenson
Farrell Florence, boilermaker, r. 1315 Utah
Farrell Frank H., special policeman, r 513f Larkin
Farrell Frank M., carpetlayer, r. 20 Henry
Farrell Frederick J., salesman Henry Lyons, r. 13-24
O' Farrell
Farrell Georgfe, bricklayer, r. 328 Twenty-seventh
Farrell George, machinist, r. 134 Fourth
Farrell Georg'e, policeman, r. 119 Silver
Farrell Geor>e C, bookkeeper Preferred Accident Ins.
Co. of New York, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Farrell George F., clerk Eugene G. Da\1s, r. 2.52:', Third
Farrell George L., teamster, r. 214 Lanj-ton
Farrell Henrv O., clerk, r. 1004 Natoma
Farrell James, butcher, r. 1244 Fifth Av South
Farrell James, cardriver, r. 720 Sierra
Farrell James, carrepairer S. P. Co., r. 526 Alabama
FaiTell James, laborer, r. Ocean View Av
Farrell James Mrs., groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma
Farrell James J., electrician Municipal Burglar Alarm
Co. , r. 113 Fourth
Farrell James J., policeman, r. 1843 Fillmore
Farrell James W., gasfltter, r. 90t) Oak
Farrell John, hostler United Carriage Co.. r. 315 Te-
hama
Farrell John, laborer, r. 539 Birch
Farrell John, laborer, r. 1413 Twenty-third
Farrell John, laborer Rlsdon I. and L. Wks,r. 8 Vassar PI
Farrell John, machinist, r. 221 Elm Av
Farrell John, marine engineer, r. 753 Howard
Farrell John, plumber, r. 1102 Howard
Farrell John, salesman, r. 321 Minna
Farrell John, shoemaker, r. 2711 Bryant Av
Farrell John, stockbroker, r. 1133 Green
Farrell John A., plumber, r. 1102 Howard
Farrell John B., harnessmaker, r. 1244 Fifth Av South
Farrell John H., teacher music, r. 2(5 Page
Farrell John J., bricklayer, r. 50J Clara
Farrell John J., hostler United Carriage Co., r. 320
Clementina
Farrell John J., laborer U. S. Appraisers' Service, r. 24i
Clara
Fan-ell John M., varieties, 1413 Castro
Farrell John T., carpetlayer, r. 20 Henry
Farrell John T., plumbing, 442 A'alencia
Farrell Joseph, bagmaker, r. 711 Bush
Farrell Joseph, liquors, 902 Kearny
Farrell Joseph, marine fireman, r. 256 Brannan
Farrell Joseph, tinsmith, r. 737 Howard
Farrell Joseph D., salesman Neuburger, Keiss & Co., r.
2405 Clay
Farrell Joseph F., horseshoeing, 1317 Broderick, r. 336
Twelfth Av
Farrell Joseph L., plumbei-, r. 737 Howard
Farrell Joseph P., carriagemaker, r. 407 Franklin
Farrell Kate, domestic 907 Harrison
Farrell Katherine, )vidow, r. 34| Clara
Farrell L. Mr.s., stenographer C.E.Whitney & Co., r.
t )akland
Farrell LawTence, plasterer, r. 26 Louisa rear
Farrell Mamie Miss, copyist, r. 221 Elm Av
Farrell Margaret, widow, r. 773 Harri-on
Farrell Margaret, nurse Lane Hospital
Farrell Martin, teamster, r. 821J Montgomery
Farrell Marv, domestic 1420 Ha\es
Farrell Mar^-, widow, r. 221 Elm Av
Farrell Marv, widow, r. 325 Minna
Farrell Mary, widow, r. 906 Oak
Farrell Mary, widow, hairdresser, r. 532 Jessie
Farrell Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 1 Martha PI
Farrell Michael, butcher, 1328 Harrison
Farrell Michael, ironworker, r. 1315 Utah
Farrell Michael, laborer, r. 613J Florida
Farrell Michael, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Farrell Michael, laborer, r. 907 Battery
Farrell Michael, molder Golden State and Miners Iron
Works, r. Hi Bowie Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
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Up-Stairs, opp. P.\lace Hotel.
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Terephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Farrell Michael, painter Union Iron Works, r. 501 Napa
Farrell Michiiel, teamster U. S. Custom Service
Farrell Michael A., laborer, r. 414 Brannan
Farrell Michael F., r. 20 Henrv
Farrell .Michael J., hatter T. H. Kortick, r. 029i McAllis-
ter
Farrell Michael J., shoemaker, 246 Third
Farrell Michael M., r. 2405 CHav
F.IRRKLL .WICH4KL W., wood and coal, 1303
Castro and 1421 Church, r. 1421 Church
Farrell Nellie, widow, r. 1 Buchanan PI
F.4RRKLL, PATRICIN\E .1. H., physian and sur-
geon, office and r. 235 Post, rooms 4, 5, 6 and 7,
hours 1 to 4 P. M. and 7 to 8 P. M., Telei)hone Main
1391
Fan-ell Patrick, helper Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks., r. 553 FoLsoni
Farrell Patrick, hostler, r. 315 Tehama
Farrell Patr ck, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Farrell Patrick, liquors, 3059 Point Lobos Av
Farrell Patrick, waiter, r. 70 Minna
Farrell Patrick F., clerk Martin O'Shaughnessy, r. 7U(j
Broad'.vay
Farrell Patrick H., Deputy County Clerk, r. 2012 Point
Lobos Av
Farrell Peter W., bo.xmaker, r. 1 Lincoln PI
Farrell P. H., liquors, 9 East
Farrell Tessie Miss, compositor, r. 17131 Stevenson
Farrell Thomas, butcher Hermann Kiepen, r. W s
State nr Sherman Av, Ocean View
Farrell Thomas, cook, r. 160 Clara, rear
Farrt-ll Thomas, liquors, NW cor Ninth and Point
Lobos Av
Farrell Thomas, master schr Robejl; and Minnie, office
52 Mission, r. Oakland
Farrell Thomas, molder, r. 1315 Utah
Farrell Thomas, newsdeal-ir, r. 321 Minna
Farrell Thomas F., plumber, r. 320 Sixth
Farrell William, carrier Post Office, r. 1220 Dolores
Farrell William, bookbinder, r. 20 Henrj'
Farrell William D., cigars and tobacco, 773 Market, r.
321 Minna
Farrell William J., engineer, r. 1102 Howard
Fan-ell William J., painter, r. 906 Oak
Farrell William L., boatman, r. 214 Langton
Farrell William P., clerk, r. 458 Natoma
Farrell William T., butcher, r. 1244 Fifth Av South
eS" Farrell. See Ferral
Farrellv James, boatman, r. 5 Jefferson
Farrelly John (Clark & Farrelly) r. 205 Twelfth
Farrelly John A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings ami
Loan Society, r. 729 California
Farrelly Phillip'j., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 209 Grant Av
Farrelly VVi Ham E., bo.\maker, r 2106 Mason
Farren Andrew J., receiving teller American Bank and
Trust Co. , r. 500 Harrison
Farren Bernard, chipper Vincent Kingwell, r. cur Fol-
som and Twenty-seventh
Farren Daniel J., driver Engine 19, r. 120 Waller
Fan-en Dennis, laborer, r. 212 Fii st
Farren Frank G., clerk, William Cluff Co., r. .■■>00 Har-
rison
Farren J. Mi-s., r. 219 Eleventh
Farreii James, black.sinith, r. 528 Folsom
Farren Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 848 Mission
F .rren John, r. 505 Howard
Farren John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Laguiia
Farren John, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
Farren John T., teamster Pac. Improvement Co., r.
110\ Freelon
Farren John W., blacksmith and wagon maker, 121
Beale, r. 500 Harrison
F.4RREN .lOHK W. Jr.. secretary American
Bank and Tnist Co. of San Francisco, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush,r. 500 Harrison
Farren Margaret, widow, r. 773 Harrison
Farren Mary \. Mi-s, r. 724 Geary
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Farreii May, widow, r. 244 J Perry
Farren May Miss, dressmaker, r. 773 Harrison
Farren Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Thir-
teenth and Isis
Farren William D. , insurance, 407-409 Mongtomery, r.
52t) Eddv
Farren William J., machinist John W. Farren, r. 500
Harrison
gg" Farren. See Farran, Farron, Ferran and Ferren
Farrenkopf Charles, blacksmith Patrick Degan, r. 4.t
Warren
Farrenkopf William C , chandeliermaker S. F. Gas Fixt-
ure and -Art Metal Co., r. 45 Warren
Farreiis William, cook George Mayes & Co., r. 428 Na-
toma
Farrick Otto, waiter, r. 35 Xatoma
Farrier Hiram L., clerk Tubbs Cordajfe Co., r. East Oak-
laud
Farrington A. L., clerk, r. 510 Gear>-
Farrington Elvin D., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Farrington James W., with Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
Farrmgtou Joseph Vf. , real estate, 39 Merchants' Ex-
change bldg, r. 509 Vermont
Farrington Mirie L., teacher Spanish, r. 509 Vermont
Farrington Nelson, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 526
Post
FarringtA>n Peter, laborer, r. 809 Iowa
Farrington Sarah, domestic 2200 Post
Farris Adeeb, peddler, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
Farris E. R., assistant ticket agent Atlantic and Pac.
RR. office, 650 Market, r. Alameda
Farris George W., carpenter, r. 404 Broadwa^-
Farris John R., master stmr Apiche, r. Alameda
Farris Lillie M., domestic 2446 Jackson
Farris Marj- Miss, dressmaker, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Farris William, mas'er mariner, r. 47 Tehama
Farrisy Hannah Miss, seamstress, r. 1719 H:iyes
Farro Jlanuel Jr. , shirtcutter, r. 1310 Montgomery
Farron Alfred J., cellarman, r. 409 Twenty-seventh
Farron John, laborer, r. Seventeenth Av South bet L
and K
Farron John, farmer, r. Railroad Av nr Thirty-first Av
South
Farron Stephen, engineer, r. 54 Everett
Farron Thomas, watchman Isaac Levy, r. Thirty-second
Av South nr Rai road Av
Farrow G. H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 284 Langton ,
Farrow James, packer The Maze, r. 28i Langton
Farrow William, clerk, r. 1050 Howard'
Farrusseng Elizabeth Miss, vestmaker, r. 520 Geary, rear
Farry John, fruits and vegetables, 1606 Dolores
Farsett Samuel, oil dealer, r. 1121 Stevenson
Farsi.n Charles, jiatrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 1910 Taylor
Farson John, laborer, r. 150 Perrj-
Farwell Jessie Mrs., trained nurse, r. 926 Sutter
Farwell Peter W. , waiter, r. 18 Lewis
Farwell Sarah K., widow, r. 1028 Bush
Farwell Susan C. Miss, teacher Ueuman Grammar School,
r. 1028 Bush
Farwell Willard B., mining office 14 Post, r. 2318 Steiner
Fdschian Andrew, restaurant, 28i First, r. 34 Mary
Fa-schian Herman, cook. r. 16 Clinton Park
Fas. 1 Peter, barber William Lowenfeld, r. 830 Sutter
FASHION STABLES, Alex. McCord & Co. proprie-
tors, 221 Ellis
Fasler Frederick, liquors, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Fass Aaron, tailor, 6481 Commer ial, r. 1604 Powell
Fass Abraham S. (A. S. Fass & Bro.) r. 1619 Sutter
Fass A. S. & Brother (Abraham S. and William) cigar
mnf rs, 528 W'ashington
Fass Brothers (Jacob and Nathan) tailors, 431 Keamv
F.ss Jat^)b (Fass Bros.) r. 614 Bujh
Fass Joseph, salesman Gianvito Tacconi, r. 1604 Powell
Fass Nathan (Fass Bros.) r. 614 Bush
Fass William (A. S. Fass & Bro. > r. 1619 Sutter
tff" Fass. See Foss
Fassett Anna M. Mrs., r. 2928 Pine
Fassett Frederick H., shipping clerk Cunningham, Cur-
tiss & Welch, r. 2622 Sacramento
Fassett Harris N., surveyor Home Mutual Ins. Co , r.
2622 Sacramento
FASSETT JILirS F. (Nowiin & Fassett) attorney
at law, 230 Montgomerj-, rooms 23-24, r. 230 Mont-
gomery
Fassett Philip R., manager S. F. Blue Print Co., 109 St.
Ann's Bldg, r. 14 McAllister
Fassett Thomas O., sailmaker, r. 14 McAllister
Fassett William, clerk Ticket .Vuditor's Dept S. P. Co.,r.
416 Lott
Fassett Willard O., with S. F. Blue Print Co., r. 14 Mc-
Allister
Fa«sler Joseph, dairy W s Mission Road nr Six Mile
House
FASSLER XAYIER, proprietor Del Monte Dairj,
1819 Howard
Fassmann Dorothea, widow, r. 931 Golden Gate Av
Fassmann Emma Miss, r. 931 Golden Gate Av
Fassmann Eugene F., salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 25
Birch Av
Fassold Evel\-n Mrs., confectionery- and bakery, 1701
Market
Fassum Seiber, caryienter, r. 63 Sierra
FAST J. H. A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Broad-
way and KeaTiy '
Fatchn George, baker, r. 518 Stevenson ■
Fatjo Joaquin J., r. 1306 Polk 1
Fatz Jacob, saddler, r. 43 Minna, rear \
Faubel Ernest, driver D. W. Bates, r. 2432 Sacramento
Faubel Henry, saLsman Goldman & Son, r. 3247 Six-
teenth
Faubel John, butcher, 2432 Sacramento
Faubel John, superintendent George Goodman, r. 3ll4i
Washington
Faubel Philip, r. 3247 Sixteenth
Faubert Helene Mrs., furnished rooms, 513 Howard
Fauche Emilv Mrs., r. 805 Filbert
Fauche Simon, fish, 805 Filbert
Faucompre Marie E. Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary
School, r. 1717 Baker
FAll»A CARLO O., di-uggist, 1600 Stockton, r. 15
Stockton
Fau.la Eugene, clerk C. O. Fauda, r. 1600 Stockton
Faude George, laborer, r. 2529 McAllister
Faught Sophie F. , clerk Am. Tract Society, r. 226 Web-
ster
Faught William H., carpenter, S. F. Planing Mills, r. 22«
Webster
Faulhaber Finnin, cigarmaker, r. 1318 Harrison
Faulkner Catherine G. Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies'
Home
Faulkner Charles P., chemist George H. Root, r. 921
Market
Faulkner Eaton, machine hand, r. 109 Hoffman Av
Faulkner Edward G., laborer, r. 240 J Perry
Faulkner Emma Mrs., dre-smaker, r. 1217 Sutter
Faulkner Henrj-, clerk, r. 537 .Sacramento
Faulkner James, laborer, r. 53 Prospect Av
Faulkner Murray Jr., ladies' tailor, r. 1217 Sutter
Faulkner Richard D., teacher Potrero Primary School,
1 . 45 Sanchez
Faulkner Thomas barber, r. 17 Stockton
Faulkner Thomas, laborer, r. 224 Twentv-second
Faulkner Thomas, jwrter Phelps i Arnold, r. 240i Perry .
Faulkner Thomas J., glazier Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
240J Perry
Faulkner William B., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 1425 Mission
gr^ Faulkner. See Falconer and Falknt r
FauU William C, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r. 202S
Broad wav
g^ FauU. See Fall
Faulstich Thaddeus, r. Ill Morris Av
Faultless Gas Saver, Joseph Kraker manager, 220 Sutter i
Faultless Novelty Co. , IL S. Flinberg manager, 220 Sutter i
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO..
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL miJS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK:
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?l!.r„f«^fJo*!:
HERCULES
GAS AND GASOLINF ENGINES
PALMER A, REY. 405 SANf^OME ST.
FAU
559
FAY,
Faunce Wflliam R., clerk, r. 120 Fourth
Faunt William J., carpenter S P. Cu.,r. 1022 Mission
Fauntelroy Joseph, printer Ravelev Printing Co., r. 518
Clay
Fauntelroy The, George N. Tate proprietor, 105 Stockton
Faure Albert F. V., bookkeeper, r. 1002 Union
Faure Alice, lau iJress Peter Feutrier, r. 423^ Turk
Faure Au^aist, cook, r. 17 Scott PI
Faure Emile, laundry, 2206 Mission
Faure Henry E., salesman John G. lis & Co., r. 1002
Union
Faure John, waiter, r. 1514 Powell
Faure Laurence F., clerk Oregon Improvement Co., r.
1206 Kearr.y
Faure Margaret, widow, r. 1206 Kearny
Faure Philomena, widow, r. 736 Vallejo
Faure Sophie, widow, r. 1002 Union
Faure Virginia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1206 Kearny
Faurie Jacques, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
Fauser Charles A., butcher, 1212 Railroad Av
Fauser George, driver John Fauser & Co., r. 130 Guer-
rero
Fauser John, teamster, r. 434^ Fourteenth
Fauser John & Co. (Mrs. John Fauser) beerbottlers, 126
Guerrero
Fauser John Mrs., widow (John Fauser & Co.) r. 130
Guerrero
Fau-er William, driver John Fau er & Co., r. 130 Guer-
rero
Fauss Annie, widow, r. 444 Elizabeth
Fauss August, laborer, r. 545 First
Fauss Carrie Miss, r. 444 Elizabeth
Faass Edward L., bookkeeper A. S. WoUberg, r. 444
Elizabeth
Fauss Ottfi (McLeod & Fauss) r. 319 Nineteenth
8S^ Fauss. See Fouse, Fos and Foss
Faust Albert G., engraver Dewey Engraving Co., r. 821
Howard
Faust Delia Mrs., hairdresser, 9 Stockton
Faust Fl'-ra. Mrs., r. 1111b Jones
FAUST HALL, Charles Stepp proprietor, 16 Ge rv
Faust Henry W., publisher, 208 Post, r. Lorin, Cal."
Fauth Lawrence (Miller & Fauth) r. 415 Mason
Fauth William E., barber, r. 5 Bassett PI
Fautz Henry, lock and gunsmith, 120 Drumm, r. 603
Chestnut
Fautz Will am, r. 2217 Taylor
Fava Araadeo, fruits and vegetables, 1502 Folsom, r.
235> Duncan
Fava Angelo, r. 11 Montgomery Court
Fava Inocenza, ornamental plasterer, r. 464 Minna
Fava Joseph, laborer, Gould & Joudin, r. 314 Washington
Favares Joseph, bartender D. Chesney, r. 412 Ellis
Favares Mar^ Mrs., dressmaking, 412 Ellis
Favilla C. & Co. (Cherubino Favilla) furniture, 522 Davis
Favilla C. & Co. (Cherubino F.ivilla and Vincent
Lenci) furniture, 1214 Stockton
FavilU Cherubino (C. Favilla & Co.) r. 325 Broadway
Favilla Giuseppi, r. 16 Union PI
Favilla Louis (Louis Favilla c& Co.) r. 1513 Stockton
Favilla Louis & Co. (Louis Favilla and Giuseppe Neri)
furniture, 1513-1515 Stockton
Favor Chauiicey O., machinist James Young, r. 417
Twenty-eighth
Favor E. L., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Alameda
Favre Margery, widow, r. 503 Montgomery Av
Favreliere Etienne, groceries and liquors, 514 Bush
Favro Frederick, laborer, r. Alms House
Favto Frank, laborer, r. Beach nr. Broderick
Fawcett Alvin A. (Fawcett Bros.) r. 1121 Stevenson
Fawcett Brothers (Jesse L. and AMn A.) coal oil, 29
Hickory Av
Fawcett Edward H. , machinist Alarm Bell and Novelty
Wks, r. 506 Natoma
Fawcett Jesse L. (Fawcett Bros.) r. 12 Lily Av
Fawcett Mary L., widow, dressmaker, r. 12 Lily Av
PABST BREWING CO,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distiiieries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS^ SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL y\ATiO/\s DRINK
pred(^ri(;l(sbur(^ \3(^<^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
& Co. (Stephen Fawcett) fruits and
" Centre Market
Fawcett !
bles,
Fawcett Samuel, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 774 Folsom '^
Fawcett Stephen (S. Fawcett & Co.) r. 803 Montgom-
ery °
Fawcett Walter B., bicycle manager George Webb Alex-
ander, r. 312 Eddv
Fawke Alfred T., plasterer, r. 17 Bonita
Fay A. Mrs., bakery and notions, 1230 Twenty-fourth
Fawke Lottie, domestic 1200 Kentucky
Fay Andrew, butcher, 1129 Howard, r. 1230 Twentv-
fourth
Fay Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 335 Broadwajl '' "I
Fay Bernard, plasterer, 315 Stockton, r. 21 Thirteenth
Fay Catherine, widow, r. 1500a Taylor
Fay Charles, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron
Fay Charles W., contractor, r. 834 Grove
Fay David, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 729 Chestnut
Fay Edward, r. 809 Hyde
Fay Edward, barber, r. 202J Stockton
Fay Edward J. , elevatorman Buckingham & Hecht r
3251 Mission ' '
Fay Emily Miss, dressmaker, r. 1001a Dolores
Fay F. J., teamster, r. 361 Minna
Fay Frank, driver John Lanzer, r. 2232 Mission
Fay George, clerk, r. 1001a Dolores
Fay George, teamster, r. 118i Washington
Fay George H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht r 3->51
Mission ' ' '
Fay James, marblesetter, r. 1416J Harrison
Fay James, policeman, r. 227 Oak
Fay James A., gasiitter, r. 1130 Vallejo
Fay James E., brassfinisher Whyte & De Rome r 31 St
Mary's Av , • .
Fay Johi, r. 2014 Powell
Fay John, piano mnfr, N s St.
son Av, r. 716 Henderson Av
Fay John, plasterer, r. 1421 Polk
Fay John, springmaker Thonus
Broderick
Fay John, woolscourer Golden Gate Woolen >Liftr Co r
4 Santa Clara '' '
Fay John J., plasterer, r. 418 Fulton
Fay John M. , bartender, r. 277 Stevenson
Fay Joseph, salesman John T. Sullivan, r. 203 Franklin
Fay Joseph A., plumber, r. 1230 Twenty-fourth
Fay Julius, bookkeeper City of Paris, r. Alameda
Fay Katherine Miss, glovemaker E. Lewis & Co r 9999
Mission ,.-.;'
Fay Katherine C. Miss, teacher Polytechnic High School
r. 1130 Vallejo '
Fay Lucy A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 223 Post
Fay Martin W., horseshoer, 3098 Mission, r. 110 Ridlev
Fay Mary, widow, r. 647 Howard
Fay Mary A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 1130 Vallejo
Fay Mary A. Mrs., housekeeper Palace Hotel
Fay Max H., traveling salesman G. Cohn Co r 407
Powell •. . V,
Fay May, widow, r. 110 Hyde
Fay Michael, liqu rs, 3251 Mission
Fay Michael, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, r 4-?l Mis-
sissippi
Fay Newton M., capitalist, ofBce 304 Montu-omerv r
Fruitvale •" '
Fay Nora, domestic 36 Minna
Fay Patrick, bakery, 513 Bryant
Fay Patrick, plasterer, r. 1421 Polk
Fay Peter, r. 1130 Vallejo
Fay Peter, laborer, r. 24 Washington Av
Fay Peter J., carrier Post OfKce, r. 1130 Vallejo
Fay Peter P., conductor, r. 2935 Ca'ifornia
Fa.v Philip, teamster Union Iron Wks, r. 421 Mississippi
Fay Phihp J., contractor, r. 834 Grove
Fay Philip S., bituminous paving, 124
r. 834 Grove
Rose's Av, nr Hender-
Sullivan, r. Oak nr
N/5
DACTFIID Fll TFDC Rented $1.00 per Month or SoldOutnght
r/\0 I l-U t\ r I L I Ll\0 C. Brown & Sod fi^'t^. 823 Market St
PEBQIEB-JOOET k GO. GHfljnPHIiNE
FOR SniiE BV Alia FIRST-CIiflSS WlfiE flEI?-
CHANTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of \V. B. Chapman.)
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560
FEE
C. L TAYLOR.
Pres.
m. H FRIEND
Sec'i!.
California 5t.
FA¥ ROBERT, piano manufacturer, 1729 Mission, r.
714 Henderson Av
Fav Rose MJS8, teacher Cooper Primary School, r. 1130
■ Vallejo
Fay Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 3S7 Tehama
Fay Stanley J., commission broker, r. 8.34 Grove
Fay Stephen, clerk, r. 416 Broadway
Fay Thomas, bricklayer, n 418 Fulton
Fay Thomas, butcher, r. 813 Mission
Fay Thomas, c'erk Gove & Co., r. Oakland
Fay Thomas, pressman Ke\ille & Co., r. 510 Shotwell
Fay Thomas, ship ealker, r. 647 Howard
Fay Thomas, washer Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg Co., r.
4 Santa Clara
Fav Tliomas .J., real estate, office and r. Russ House
Fay Walter, porter G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 203 Franklin
Fay William, clerk Wiester & Co., r. 57 Minna
Fay William, steward, r. 14 Godeus
Fay William H., painter California Dry Dook, r. 1050
Howard
Fav William .!., tanner, r. 3251 Mission
1^ Fay. See Fayhe and Fey
Favlor George A., reporter Report, r. 1008 Mason
F.ilMOWILLE BER.VARD, second vice-president
and secretary Fireman's Fund Ins. Co. , 401-405 Cali-
foruia, r. 2514 Fillmore
Fajnie Therese, domestic 1612 Larkin
Fajiie Thomas, r. 527^ Linden Av
Fazackerly Lewis J., carjienter, r. 1031 Guerrero
Fivzackerley Maixue Miss, milliner, r. 1031 Guerrero
Fazackerley Robert E., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r.
1031 Guerrero
Fazackerley Sarah B., widow, r. 1031 Guerrero
Fazio Frank, bootblack, E s Pine bet Kearny and Mont-
gomery
Feader Wallace F., expressman, r. 729^ Treat Av
Fealev Dennis P., wheelwright, r. 2010 Polk
Fealy .Joseph A., distributor Post Office, r. 1322 Ellis
SH" Fealy. See Feeley and Feely
Fear Alfred S., clerk George Lezinsky, r. 1321 Mont-
gomery
Fear Frederick H., painter, r. 623 Guerrero
Fear S. & Co. (Samuel Fear) proprietors Excelsior Glove
Co., 413-415 Market
Fear Sxmuel (S. Fear & Co.) r. 623 Guerrero
FE.4RX CHARLES E,, phvsician and surgeon,
office and r. 1228 Market, Tele'phone South 198
Feani Sophie Miss, stenographer, r. 683 Harrison
FEAR.M WALTER M.. phvsician and surgeon, office
and r. 1228 Market, hours 11 to 12 M., 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 P. M., Sundavs 12 to 1 P. M., Telephone South
198
Fearon Daniel & Co. (Shanghai, China) F. H. Ames A:
C^). agents, 22-24 Liming Bldg
Fearon Richard, seaman, r. .528 Third
Fearon William, chief engineer SS. Manuel Dublan
Feather Thomas A., driver, r. 231 Sixth Av
Featherlv Henrietta Miss, teacher Le Conte Primarv
School, r. 1107 Ma.son
FE.4THERSTO.\ .IOH\ \'., secretary Langlev A:
Michaels Co. , 34-40 First, r. 1805 Jones
Featherston Marj', \vidow, r. 1805 Jones
Featherston Patrick, cooper, r. 324i Fifth
Featherstone Bernard, r. 1042 Folsom
Featherstone James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 826
Folsom
Featherstone Jessie P. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.
1036 Valencia
Featherstone John E.. clerk A. Nusbaumer
Featherstone Marj- E. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.
1036 Valencia"
Featherstone Peter, insurance agent, r. 426 Fulton
Featherstone Thomas, hostler, r. 115 Carolina
Feau Finnin, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Fechheimer Charles S., clothing, 706-710|Keamv, r.
1621 Bruadwav
Fechheimer, Fishel & Co. (New York) T. R. Hutchinson
agent, office 113 Bush
Fecht«ler A. F. , Lieutenant U. S. Jf. , in charge Hydro-
graphic Office, Merchants' Exchange Reading Room
Fechter George, baker, r. 518 Stevenson
Fechter George, carpenter, r. 102 Collingwood
Fecken John, carpenter, 641 Coiumercial
Fedde Bielfeldt, clerk, r. Thirtieth Av South nr >'
Fedde Peter, teamster, r. 703 Florida
Feddersen George, fish, 807i Valencia
Fedderseu Justus F., 22 Stockton
Feddersen Theodore, teacher music, r. 814b Larkin
Feddersen William, groceries and liquors, 971 Bryant
Feder Abraham S., with Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,'r. 1610
Scott
Feder Adelina Miss, physician, office and r. 1224 Golden
Gate Av
Feder Daniel, salesman Louis A. Grade, r. 848 Grove
Feder Grace Miss, phvsician, office and r. 1224 Golden
Gate Av
Feder Gustav, salesman Charles Michalitschke, r. 914
O'Farrell
Feder Jerome, clerk Lippnian Bros., r. 848 Grove
Feder Louis, r. 918 O'Farrell
Feder Maurice, clerk Newnnau & Levinson-, r. 848 Grove
FEDER MORRIS, ladies' cloak manufacturer, 1002
Valencia nr Twenty-first
Feder Moses M., coal dealer, 914 O'Farrell
Feder Robert, merchant, r. 848 Grove
Feder Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. 1224 Golden
G-»te Av
Feder Samuel, cutter Friedlander & Mitau, r. 843 Grove
Federal Hotel, 1205 Stockton
FEDERAL .MARIXE IXSrR.lNCE €0. (of Zurich.
Switzerland) Gutte & Frank managers Pacific Coast
Department, 303 California
Federated Trades of the Pacific Coast, Comicil of, II.'.'.p
Mission
Federation Hall. 818 Howard
Federer Beniharl, baker, r.625 Clay
Federlein Isaac J., dn* goods, r. 823 Bush
FEDERLEi:V JAl", jmblisher The Herald of Trade
and Dailv .Shijijung and Hotel News, 403 Market, r.
823 Busli
Federlein Sophie Miss, r. s23 Bush
Federlin Joseph, laborer, r. 621 Commercial
Federspiel Sophus, bookkeei)er Italian-Swiss Agricultural
Colony, r. Alameda
Fedoloff George, engineer, r. 504 Napa
Fee Harrj- R.. clerk, r. 2249 Market
Fee James, fireman, r. 3 Xatoma
Fee Graut, caritenter, r. Park Hotel
Fee Mary F. , widow, varieties, 2249 MarJiet
Feederle Joseph, tanner, r. 1418 Vermont
Feehan Edmund, carrier Post Office, r. 443 Page
Feehan James B., law student, r. 443 Page
Ft EH AN JOoEPH, wines and lluaors,
cor tUj Hall Av and City Hail Sqaare.
r. 1939^ .UcAlii<it<>r
Feehan William, r. 443 Page
Feeker Charles, r. llOi Stockton
Feeley Charles S., teamster, r. 25 J Decatur
Feeley Joseph, clerk, r. 1218 Twent.\ second
Feeley Patrick, stovemouiiter W. S. Ray Mnfg Cki., i'.
6 !4 \N'ashington
^W Feeley. See Fealy and Feely
Feely Daniel, longshoreman O. Rv. and N. Co.
Feelv Ella V. Miss, foreladv Morris Siminoff, r. 122S
"Market
Feely George P., clerk Post Office, r. 2816 Bush
Feely James J., accountant, r. 528 Stevenson
Feely John, painter, r. W s Michigan bet Sierra and
Xapa
Feelv Michael J., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 1309a O'Farrell
Feely Patrick, boilemiaker. r. 633 Second
TRY the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARY
Telephone, Main 5125.
BONESTELL &
401 eANSOME ST,
Fr9«'5^^CHRDBOHRD
HDKINS MFG. CO,
6-*0 PIFSTH STREET
fllDION
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
FEE
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FEI
Keelj- Patrick, laborer, r. 674 Harrison
Feel}' Patrick H. , traveling salesman P. Berwin & Bro. ,
r. 2816 Bush
Feely Rose C. , chanvbermaid Russ House
Feely Sarah, widow, r. 52S Stevenson
B^" Feely. See Fealyaud Feeley
Feeiiaii Charles P., machinist, r. 521 Howard
Feenan Michael, r. 726 Fourteenth
Feeney Catherine, widow, r. 629 Octavia
Feeney Charles J., clerk, r. 508 Brannan
Feeney Edward, shoemaker, r. 62!) Octavia
Feeney Edward T., driver Bay Citv Soda Water Co., r.
1127 Vallejo
Feeney Frank, clerk Jacob Tyler, r. 254 Third
Feeney Frank M., teamster, r. 1616 Sanchez
Feeney Harry J., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 368 Brannan
Feeney James, liquors, 300 Hayes
Feeney James, marine fireman, r. 25 Welsh
Feeney James, watchman S. F.Gas Light Co., r. 508 Bran-
nan
Feeney James A., policeman, r. 1616 Sanchez
Feeney John, boilermaker, r. 216 Minna
Feeney John, clerk and storekeeper Corporation Yard
S.'F. F. D., r. 1127 Vallejo
Feeney John, conductor Geary St Ry, r. 337J Fifth Av
Feenev John, molder, r. 217 Third
Feeney John E., carrier Post Office, r. 1821 Hyde
Feeney John J., watchman, r. 738 Clementina
Feeney Joseph, shoecutter, r. 935^ Capp
Feeney Joseph C, niotorman S. F. and San Mateo Rj-, r.
232 Chenery
Feeney Josie, widow, r. 329 Tehama
Feenev Kittle Mi.ss, laundress S. F. Laundry, r. 151!)
Eddy
Feeney Martin, molder, r. 207 Waller
Feeney Mary, widow, r. 37 Ringold •
Feeney Mary Miss, domestic 1501 Van Ness A\-
Feeney Michael, miner, r. 1045 Market
Feeney Mitchell R., printer Francis, Valentine it Co., r.
Oakland
Feeney Mollie, domestic 1130 Jackson
Feeney Patrick, laborer, r 455 Minna
Feeney Patrick, tailor, r. 232 Chenery
Feeney Patrick J., teamster, r. 322 Fremont
Feeney Robert L., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 613
Folsom
Feeney Stephen, packer H. Levi & Co., r. 368 Brannan
Feeney Stephen Jr., teamster, r. 368 Brannan
Feeney Thomas, bartender, r. 716 Clementina
Feeney Thomas, teamster, r. .'568 Brannan
Feeney Thomas J. , molder, r. 217 Third
Feeney William, musician, r. Alms House
Feeney William, tailor, r. 757 Folsom
Feeney William P., car builder, r. 1130 Filbert
Fegan Christopher, rigger, r. 413 Second
Fegan Christopher Jr., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r.
413 Second
Fegan Henry, maltster Claus Wreden & Co. , r. 3109i
Buchanan
Fegan Hugh, laborer, r. 221 Broadway
Fegan John, rigger, r. 413 Seciind
Fegan John H., clerk W. Fitz Maurice, r. 413 Second
Fegan Joseph W., wiper S. P. Co., r. 1142 Howard
a^" Fegan. See Fagan, Fagen and Fagin
Fegliotti Luigi, carpenter, r. 739 Broadway
Fehd George, clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. Berkeley
Feherty Philip, caqjenter, r. 2018 Filbert
Fehey Thomas, hackman, cor Bush and Kearny, r. 310
Kearny
Fehlemeloiier A. Mrs., proprietor Eastern Hotel, 435
Pine
Fehlemelcher August, clerk, r. 435 Pine
Fehlemelcher Otto, cigar maker, r. 435 Pine
Fehlemelcher William A., clerk Eastern Hotel, r. 435
Pine
Fehlen August, i)hysician and surgeon, office and r. 989
Howard
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA/ND'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Fehler Henry, laborer Western Su?ar Relinery, r. Es
Pennsylvania Av nr Yuba
Fehn Rosa, widow, r. 614 Taylor
Fehnemann Benjamin, solicitor, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemann Charles H., clerk Registrar's office, r 2201
Larkin
Fehnemann Minnie, widow, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehning Herman, carpenter, r. 258 Clementina
Fehr Jacob, barber, 2 Thirtieth, r. W s Mission Ro.-id nr
Six Mile House
Fehr John, bottler, r. 1510 Ellis _
Fehr Joseph, bottler, r. 1616 Buchanan
Fehr Ulrich, r. 704i Larkin
Fehrenbach Albert, liquors, SE cor Nineteenth and Mis-
sion
Fehrenbach Marie, widow, r. 12 Godeus
8^" Fehrenbach. See Ferrenbach
Fehrenbacher William, brewer, r. 1008 Natoma
Feht Henry, clerk John Hartman, r. 14a South Park
Feht Herman, bartender, r. 630 Lombard
Feibush Emily, bakery, 1414 Ellis, r. 1315a Ellis
Feibush Louis, jeweler, r 131.5a Ellis
Feichat William, expressman, r. 1313 Fillmore
Feichtl David, groceries and liquors, 911 Illinois
Feichtmann J. Louis, r. 333 Eddy
Feierbach C, clerk, r. Ahlborn House
' Feig Alexander, furniture, 151 Third
Feig Joseph, bartender, r. 205 Third
Feig Michael, clerk Joseph Bremer & Co. , r. 502 Powell
Feige Albert R., sawyer, r. 1024JCapi)
Feige Henry, carjaenter, r. 10245 Capp
Feige Henry Jr., architect, r. 1024^ Capp
Feige Jacob C, collector Max J. Franklin & Co., r. 736
Hayes
Feige Raphael C, Collector Benj. Cnrtaz & Son, r. 736
Hayes
Feige Robert, tailor, NE cor Bush and Battery, r. 736
Hayes
Feigenbaum Benedict, r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Joseph, r. 1208 Golden Gate Av
Feigenbaum Julius, salesman Cal. Notion and Toy Co. ,
r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum L. Co. The, general merchants (Rohner-
ville, Cal.) office 524 Market
Feigenbaum Lionel B., secretary and manager Cal. No-
tion and Toy Co., r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Sanford, salesman Cal. Notion and Toy Co.,
r. 1208 Golden Gate Av
Feighery George, horsetrainer, r. 830 Geary
Feighery Henry, livery stable, 128-130 Fern Av
Feighery James, foreman Van Ness Av. Club Stable, r.
1123 Sutter
Feikert Susan, domestic 1005 Lombard
Fell Emil, salesman Joost Bros. , r. 1438 Mission
Fell Ernest D., wood, coal, hay and grain, 2.500 Clay
Fell John H. , clerk, r. 401 Hyde
Felling Arthur J., dentist, r. 120 Diamond
Feiling Clara, widow, r. 18 Beaver
FEILING, CRESSV A CO. (Louis Feiling, Theo-
dore S. Cressy and Frank J. Feiling) produce and
commission merchants, 108 Davis
Feiling Frank J. (Feiling, Cressy & Co.) r. 120 Diamond
Feiling Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 825 Vallejo
Feiling James R., decorator, r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Feiling John G., cabinetmaker, r. 825 Vallejo
Feiling Louis (Feiling, Cressy & Co.) r. 120 Diamond
Feiling Louis P., salesman Feiling, Cressj- & Co., r. 2Zi
Prosper
Feiling Robert W., painter, r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Feilinir Thomas, stevedore, r. 314 Folsom
Feiling William F., clerk, r. 120 Diamond
Feinberg Mose S. , manager Faultless Novelty Co., 220
Sutter
Feine Adolph, shoemaker, 313 Jessie
Feintuch Marcus, r. 1512 Geary
FEINTIICH .nORRIi^, secretary and treasurer The
Wertheimer Company, 13-15 Battery, r. 2122 Geary
DimB0BGES0HH0.SHOWGf\SES
ST MARKET ST.
Vou do not have to depend upon
one Spring or Mineral Water,
but have 30 different kinds at
(See page pp. aame Hiahland Springs.)
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Both Hot and Cold,
Tickets for Calistoua Route oa
sale at Southern Facilic Depot*
FEI
562.
FEN
Place Your Fiarine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Feintuch William, draper, r. 1512 Gearj-
Feiring Charles, CO per, r. NE cor DeHajo and Mari-
posa
Fei.'^el Edwin, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1430 O Farrell
Feisel Frederick T., carriagemaker, 1509 Mission, r. 1430
O'Farrell
Fei.<!el Frederick T. Jr., carriagesinith, r. 1430 O Farrell
Feisel James D., blacksmiih, r. 1430 O'Farrell
Feisel Walter, student, r. 1430 O'Farrell
Feis.s Julius J., clerk C. Stelling, r. 1900 Mission
Feist A., mnfrs agent, 14 Sansome, room 31
Feist Augusta A. , widow, r. Vllo Sanchez
Feistcom Charles A., comixisitor James H. Barry, r. 921
Filbert
Feit Daniel, millwTight, r. 1045 Market
Feitelberg James, store fixtures, 1121^ Market, r. 1404
Church
Feitelberg Nathan, laborer, r. 16i Garden
Feix John F., foreman Melters' and Refiners' Dept U. S.
Mint, r. 1116 Pierce
Felch Noah, r. 2507 Pine
Felchlin Meiiihardt (Jacob i Felchlin) r. 233 East
Feld E.. driver John F. Mjers & Co., r. 123 Grove
Feld Eniil, tailor, r. 123 Grove
Feld George, salesman Bennett Bros., r. 123 Grove
Feld Joseph, merchant tailor, 608 Montgomerj-, r. Oak
land
Feld J.seph Jr.. clerk H. Sahlender, r. 123 Grove
Feldbu.sch Charles H., hatter, r. 1019 Treat Av
Feldbusch Harrj', wait€r, r. 10131 Folsom
Feldbusch John D., r. 1407 Bush
Feldbusch John H. D., solicit<)r Sun Insurance Co., r.
52» Shotwell
Feldbusch John H. D. Jr., with Smi Insurance Co., r.
5-2a Shotwell
Feldemiann J>ihn D., liquors, 31 Easl
Feldhaus Gerl ard, expres.sman, 620 Hermann, r. 115 Ger-
niania
Feldheim Herman, coc»k J. H. Luiisman, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Feldheim Nathan G., adjuster Board of Trade, r. 814
Fulton
Feldheim Seligman N., salesman L. Dinkelspeil & Sons,
r. 814 Fulton
Feldheimer Max, r. 653i Minna
Feldkamp S. H. W., driver Market St. Ry, r. 1542 Ken-
tuckv
Feldkamp William J., jeweler C. H. Lindennann, r. 735
Ellis
FeUlman Felix, r. 229 Hayes
Feldnian Frank, cooper, r. 653 Brannan
Feldmaii Henry, liquors, 653 Brannan
Feldmaii Henry, seaman, r. 650 Fourth
Feldmaii Leon^ butler 915 Leavenworth
Feldinann Charles W., salesman Charles Goldst^ine, r.
110 Fell
Feldmann Charles W., liquors, 711 Fifth Av
Eeldmann Edward H., salesman, r. 641 Shotwell
FELD.MAN'X JOH.\ D., groceries and liquors, N^VV
c >r Haitrht and Scott, r. 800 Haight, Telephone West
150
Feldmann John O., bartender, r. 1616 Folsom
FELDMAK^' L. A CO. (Louis and Louis Feldmaun
Jr.) wood and willow ware, brushes and brooms,
220-222 Front, Telephone Main 497
Feldmann Louis (L. Feldmann & Co^ r. 641 Shotwell
Feldmann Louis Jr.(L. Feldma^ n & Co.) r. 641 Shotwell
Feldmann N., r. Ahlborn House
Feldmann Walter H., clerk, r. 641 Shotwell
Feldtmann Henn' H., rectifier Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 4
Martha PI
Felgenhauer Paul H., electrician, r. 14 Moss
Felicia Joseph, barber, 825 Pacific
Feline Annie Miss, a.ssistaiit S. P. Taylor Paper Co., r.
416 Clav
FKLI.V .4DLER FREK KINDERUARTEX, SE
cor Second and F Isuiu
Felippo D. D., laborer, r. Alms House
Feix David, solicitor Bancroft Whitney Co., r. 922
Howard
Felix Frank B., teamster, r. 7&4i Harrison
Felix Frederick, tallow renderer, r. SW cor Fourteenth
Av South and R
Felix Geor^'e, carpenter, r. 251 Crescent Av
Felix Jacob, laborer, r. 1227 i Folsom
Felix John, carpenter, r. 253 Crescent Av
Felix John, laborer, r. 1227 J Folsom, rear
Fel X Manuel, laborer, r. 5 Salmon
Felix Nicholas, cook, r. 1332 Dupont
Felker George H. . clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 719b
Twentv-first
Felker Helena D. , widow, r. 719b Twenty-first
Felker Lewis B., contractor, r. 902 Montgomery
Fell Carrie, widow, ca dymaker, r. 438^ Jessie
Fell George, waiter, r. 8 Ave y
Fell James Rev., chaplain Seamen's Institute, 33 Steuart
r. Occidental Hotel
Fell Mary Mrs., matron Little Sisters Infant Shelter, r.
.512 Minna
Fell Richard, teamster, r. 505i Linden Av
Fell Thomas, salesman Wright & Olsen, r. 938 Seven-
teenth
Fell Valentine J., porter Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 72 Jun-
iper
Fella John v., clerk St. Germain Billiard Co., r. 219
Clipper
Fellerman Frederick, editor, r. 634 Green
Fellemiaii Frederick Jr., tailor J. R. Smith & Co., r.
634 Green
Fellheimer Marx, laborer, r. 653i Minna
Fellheimer Minna, widow, r. 653^ Minna
Fellman Felix, barber, 986 Folsom
Fe4i>OW nORKCR .n.A«AZI.\E, 109 Caiifornia,
room 27
Fellows Da\id A., poultrj- raiser, E s Lyon nr Un'on
Fellows Edward, teamster, r. 241 Clara
FELLOWS EVERETT P., collection agency. 434
California, r. 409 Powell
Fellows Frank, switchman S. P. Co.
Fellows John, fish, 242 Third
Fellows Julia, widow, r. 209 Clara
Fellows Louis L., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 714 Larkin
Fellows Park, with Balfour, Guthrie i Co., r. Oakland
Fellows Samuel S., traveling salesman, r. 515 Webster
Fellows Thomas J., plumber, r. 21 Hawthorne
Fellows William M., clerk Everett P. Fellows, r. 409
Powell
Fells J.hn F., clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1227 Pine
Felsen Grotte, Henrj- Aschen and Charles Propfe pro-
prietors. 1032 Market
I'elsenthal Philip, r. 2527 Fillmore
Felsing Frederick (Winter & Felsing) r. 1206 Treat Av
Felt Ellen, widow, r. NW cor Rhode Island and Solano
Felt John W., electrician, r. 1408 Broderick
Felter William R., office 415 Batterj-. r. 2929 Clay
Feltes John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 528 Devisadero
Feltiii Louis, cin>en'er, r. 116 Freelon
Feltin Louis W., carpenter, r. 116 Freelon
Fel ton Charles N., president V. S. Smokeless Powder
Co. (incorporated) and president Pacific Coast Oil
Co., 13 Pine, rooms 1-2, r. Menio Park
Felton Chartes N. Jr., oflice 13 Pine, room 1, r. MenIo
Park ^
Felton Edward, contractor, r. Abbotsford House
Felton Elward, laborer, r. 108 Tehama
Felton Edward S., train baggageman S. P. Co., r. Oak-
land
Felton John, expressman, r. 1334 Pacific
Feltv>n W. H., machini t, r. 939i Howard
Felvev Lawrence, r. 2622 Bryant Av
Fenaci Baptiste, cook Bias Capiianich, r. 513 Broadway
Fenaia Diorole ( Fenaja, Zocchi & Co.) r. 1801 Mission
Fenaja, Zocchi & Co. (Diovole Fenaj i, Angelo Zocchi and
Vict(jr Stucky^ artistic wood carving, 217 Hayes
F. A. POBBINS PRESS WORKS
MA>rCFACTrRE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
32-4- FREIMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
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Fenchel Charles, lumberman, r. 336 Green
Fender Joshua, gripman, r. 804 Lott
Feridersoii Wallace C, reporter The Examiner, r 5A
Ke.r. y ' '
Fendler J()sei)h, bottler, r. 41 Morris Av
Fenelius Adolph M., pressman, r. 42 Thirteenth
Fenelius Alfred, cabinetmaker, r. 42 Thirteenth
Fenelius Annie Miss, milliner, r. 42 Thirteenth
Fenelius Lottie Miss, laceworker, r. 42 Thirteenth
Fenelius Otto, carpenter, r. 42 Thirteenth
Fenelon Lizzie, domestic 230 Tenth
Feneran Charles, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Fenerazzo Florentine, cooper, r. 2202 Stockton
Fenerlich John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Fenger John A., traveling salesman Carlson-Currier Co. ,
r. East Oakland
Fenger'Sarry M., salesman Elias Breitstein, r. Oak-
land
Fengler Charles, shoemaker, r. 1008 Pacific
Fengler Matilda, widow, r. 737 Clementina
Fengler Oscar J., shoemaker, r. 737 Clementina
Fengler William E., bartender, r. 737 Clementina
Fenkhausen Caesar, r. 430a Page
Fenkhausen R. & Co. (Rudolph T. Fenkhausen) whole-
sale liquor dealers, 5-7 Drumm
Fenkhau en Rudolph T. (R. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 1202i
Buchanan
Fenkhausen Walter R., r. 1202J Buchanan
Fenlon Jeremiah, plumber, r. 447 Minna
Fenn Charles B., bookkeeper Henry L. King, r. 841
Castro
Fenn James A., carpenter, r. 121 Clinton
Fenn Larson T., carpenter, r. 436 Seventh Av
Fenn Lyman J., varnishmaker, r. 841 Castro
Fenn Malcolm G., clerk Stanlv, Haves, McEnerney &
Bradley, r. 318 Haight
Fenn William L., clerk Geo. F. Grant, r. 318 Haight
Fenn William W. , teamster, r. 409 Sanchez
Fennane Agatha G. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Fenne Alma Miss, r. 232 Van Ness Av
Feniie Kittie Miss, r. 321 Franklin
Fennel Caroline, widow, r. 1015 Capp
Fennel Henry T., special agent Palatine Ins. Co., r. lOlS
Capp
Fennell Charles E., policeman, r. 130^ Julian Av
Fennell Edward, teamster, r. 2545 Mission
Fennell James S. (Martin Fennell & Son) office 16 Post,
r. 441a Fifteenth
Fennell John, bricklayer, r. 27 Julian Av
Fennell John, driver Engine 4, r. 144 Second
Fennell Joseph, laborer, r. 22 Clara
Fennell Margaret, widow, r. 1032 Noe
Fennell Marguerite A. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1034 Pine
Fennell Martin (Martin Fennell & Son) r. 27 Julian Av
Fennell Martin & Son (James S. and Martin) contractors
brickwork, office 16 Post
Fennell Martin Jr., bricklayer, r. 27 Julian Av
Fennell Michael Mrs., widow, r. 132 Julian Av
Fennell Norah Miss, teacher nmsic, r. 132 Julian Av
Fennell Thomas, carpenter, r. 450 Bartlett
Fennell William, harnessmaker, r. 433 Fair Oaks
Fennelly Edward, hostler, r. 2 Buchanan PI
Fennelly Thomas, hostler, r. 9 W illiam
Fennema Charles, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Fenner Irvin R. , artificial and surgical appliances, 26
Geary
Fenner Max, teamster, r. 2J McCormick
Fenner Richard, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1422
Masonic Av
Fenner Robert, baker A. Asmann, r. 248 Oak
Fennessey Edward, laborer, r. ISlSj Florida
Fenfiessy Mary C, widow, r. 830 Twentv-fifth
Fennessy Thomas D. , compositor Examiner, r. 2618 Sac-
ramento
Fennessy William T., painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 5
Bruce PI
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Fennig Edwin, clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. 229
Sanchez
Fennig Henry, waiter Tivoli Opera House, r. 228 Birch
Av
FEN.VI.nORE WATSOX !>., vice-president Califor-
nia Optical Co., 317-319 Kearny, r. 1430 Post
Fenning Bert, driver Hoger Bros, r. 326 Larkin
Fennoni James, laborer, r. 5 Hinckley PI
Feno John, blacksmith, r. 235 Stevenson
Fenster Isador, teacher music, r. 421 Ellis
Fenster M., musician, r. 421 f:ilis
Fenstermacher Caroline, widow, r. llj Washington Av
Fenstermacher George, rlerk, r. 11^ Washington Av
Fenstermacher Louis, clerk, r. UJ Washington Av
Fenstermacher William, clerk .John Quadt& Co., r. UK
Washington Av
Fentern Thomas, sack maker, r. 2116 Powell
Fenton Bertha A. Mrs. , teacher Redding Primary School.
r. 418 Twelfth Av
Fenton Danitl P., bookkeeper, r. 418 Twelfth Av
Fenton E. A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1421 Bush
Fenton Edward A., barber, r. 1421 Bush
Fenton E. J. Mrs., r. 1747 Mission
Fenton trank, student, r. 509 Golden G.ite Av
Fenton Frederick M., r. 279 Stevenson
Fe ton James, fireman stmr City of Sydney
Fenton James, shoemaker, r. 502|^ Broad .vay
Fenton James, tin-mith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
509 Golden Gate Av
Fenton James F., clerk, r. 418 Twelfth Av
Fenton J. J. Mrs. , employment agency, 104 J Stockton
Fetiton John, fireman Edison Light and Power Co., r.
235 Crescent Av
Fenton John B., r. 1421 Bush
Fenton John J. , driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1045
Stockton
Fenton Joseph, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co. , r. 1 Pruett
Fenton Katherine, widow, r. 911 Bush
Fenton KateT., dressmaker, r. 1421 Bush
Fenton Lawrence J., tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 583 Park Road
Fenton P., shipcarpenter Pac. Coast SS. Co.
Fenton Patricli, shoemaker, r. 129 Waller
Fenton Patrick, stevedore, r. 105 New Montgomerj-
Fenton R. B., laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
Fenton Thomas P. , r. 1421 Bush
Fenton William E., insurance agent, r. 509 Golden Gate
Fentress Chester B., clerk J. D. Maxwell, r. 10375 Market
Fentress Elmer T., clerk RoUa V. Watt, r. 10375 Market
Fentress Leslie H., collector S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. 10375 Market
Fenwick Hattie Miss, ci)i)yist, r. 625 Geary
Feore James, chief janitor U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, r. 905
Market
Ferbeck Bernard, teacher, r. 1417 Howard
Ferbeck Harry, bottler, r. 112i Fillmore
Ferber Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 2 Hayward
Ferber Henry J., printer, r. 1151 Harrison
Ferbinger James, cook, r. 19 Hinckley
Ferear Joseph, millhand Cal Barrel " Co., r. Nineteenth
Av and Bay View
Fereira Manoel, milker Cole & Wise, r. N s Alms House
Road nr Corbett Road
Ferem Frederick, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Ferem John, superintendent Sailors' Home, r. 2514 Mc-
Allister
Ferero Michael, laborer, r. 607 Greenwich
Fergerson Matthew J., jiroprietor Scott Spring Motor
Co., r. 670 Twentieth
Fergus James W., r. 602 Central Av
Ferguson A. C, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Ferguson Albert, clerk, r. 1816b Howard
Ferguson Alexander S., r. 914 Oak
Ferguson Andrew, blacksmith, r. 22" Second
Ferguson C, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
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5-0 a
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Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
at $1 00 per rionth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Aeents, 823 Maiket Streat
W. B. CHAPMA/N,
J 23 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Ferguson Charles, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. filS
McAllister
Ferguson Charles E., engineer, r. 1422 Valencia
Ferguson Charles H., engineer, r. 1328 Hayes
Ferg^ison Christopher, carriage painter Larkins & Co.
Ferguson Daniel, liquors, 7 Jackson
Ferguson Daniel, scale repairer Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
Ferguson Daniel B., clerk Carroll & Tilton, r. 522 O'Far-
rell
Ferguson David, boilermaker, r. Girard nr San Bruno
Av, U. M. T.
Ferguson D. C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 426n De-
visadero
Ferguson Donald, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 914 Oak
Ferguson Eben W. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 2814 Clay
Ferguson Eleanor, widow, r. 228 Sixth Av
Ferguson Ernest M., salesman Sanboni, Vail & Co., r.
1.522 Fell
Ferguson Finney, waiter, r. 533 Commercial
Ferguson George, r. 100 S'icksburg
Ferguson George B., driver U. S. Laundrj-, r. 100 Vicks-
burg
Ferguson George B. , traveling salesman Kahn Bros.,
Klein & Co., r. 781 Sutter
Ferguson George H., marine engineer Pac. Mail SS. Co.
Ferguson Harrj-, plasterer, r. 1927 St«venson
Ferguson Henry, teamster G. C. Fowler
Ferguson Henrj- A., butcher, r. 1715i Jones
Ferguson James, r. 520 Pacific
Ferguson James, boilermaker Union Iron \\'ks, r. 930
Minnesota
Furguson James, marine engineer, r. 934 Folsom
Ferguson James, seaman, r. 1616 Stockton
Ferguson James B., starter Bay District Track
Ferguson James C. H., with Union Iron WTiS, r. 899
Pine
Ferguson H., waiter stmr Australia
Ferguson James P. (J. P. Ferguson & Sou) r. 21 Russ
Ferguson James T., inspector Custom House, r. Wind-
sor Hotel
Ferguson J. N., cadet stmr Acapulco
Fei-guson John, blacksmith Union Iron W'ks, r. 227
Ninth
Fergusen John, laundrjuian Sunset Lauodrj- Co., r. ;?85
Eighth
FER<^I 80X JOHN, proprietor ABC House, XW
cor Kearny and California, r. Sausalito
Ferguson Jolin D., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 913a
Powell
Ferguson John F. , rei>airer Rapid Safets^ Filter Co. , r. 9
Cedar Av
Ferguson John J., jiorter Crown Distilleries Co., r. 124
Francisco
Ferguson John L., r. 1011 Washington
Fergusiin Jose))h (Ferguson & Gies) r. 216 Golden Gate
Av
FEKUISOX J. P. A- SOX (James P. and William J.)
liven- stables, 134-136 Seventh, Telephone South
102 "
Ferguson Louisa Miss, r. 2015 Webster
Ferguson Malcolm C, bookkeeper Wm. McPhun, r. 215
McClellan
Ferguson Marj', widow, r. 124 Francisco
Ferguson Michael, teamster, r. 308 Minna
Ferguson Neil, fisherman, r. 7 Jackson
Ferguson Oscar H., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. 741
Sutter
Ferguson Peter, tailor, r. 732 Folsom
FEKGl'SOX PHIXEAS F.. manager and secretary
^^United States Laundrj* Association, 1004 Market, r.
100 Vicksburg
Fer uson P. S., ship car^ienter, r. 560 Howard
Ferguson Robert, cari>enter and builder, 1510 Gean , r.
1525 O'Farrell
Ferguson Robert, stonecutter, r. 553 Fifth
Ferguson Roderick, groceries and liquors.NEcorTwentj-
sixth and Florida
FERGUSON S.S.& CO. <s..,.«,.
F<-rgusun and Uonaltl Mackintosh) pro-
prietors |i«an Franrisro Carpet Beating
and Renovating Works, W-25 Tentii,
bet .Market and Mission, Telephone 303«i
Ferguson Stewart S. (S. S. Ferguson & Co.) i. 617 Oc-
Ferguson Theodore, master mariner, r. 103 First
Ferguson Thomas, laborer, r. 124| Silver
Ferguson Thomas, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 913a Powell
Ferguson Thomas H. (Coghlin & Person) r. 762b Fol-
som
Ferguson Thomas M. (Steiner & Ferguson) r. 446
FiUton
Ferguson Tilghman H., dentist, 209 Kearny, r. 1011
Washington
Ferguson W., coal passer stmr Acapulco
Ferguson Walter B., laundryman, r. 719 Valencia
Ferguson Walter L., printer George Spaulding & Co., r.
228 Sixth Av
Ferguson Weary M. , widow, r. 908 Larkin
Ferguson William, r. 430 Tenth
Ferguson William, clerk, r. 331 Minna
Ferguson William, driver Stulz Bros., r. 2511 Bush
Ferguson William, policeman, r. 2 Midway
Ferguson William, printer, r. 25a Vandewater
Ferguson William, seaman, r. Alms House
Ferguson William, steward, r. 22 Sacramento
Ferguson William H., clerk U. S. Laundrj Assn., r. 100
Vicksburg
Ferguson William J. (James P. Ferguson & Son) r. 21
Russ
Ferguson William J., clerk W. & G. Sloane & Co., r. 513
McAllister
Fergnson W. P., sale-man The Maze, r. 242 Seventh
Ferguson & Gies (Joseph Ferguson and August Gies)
barbers, 107 Eddy
Fergusson Matthew J. Rev., ])astor Christian Church
(First) or First Church of the Disciples of Christ, r.
670 Twentieth
Fergusson Samuel W., manager Kern County Land Co.
and Kern County Canal and Water Co., 28 MilK
Bldg, 9th floor, r. Alameda
Ferhele Caroline Miss, r. 249 Pacific
Ferico Michael, peddler, r. 617i Ellis
Ferin Peter A., hardware, 629 \aUejo
Ferini Bartholomew, proprietor Perini'sRestaiu-aiit, 207
Post, r. 216 Steiner
Ferini Joseph, r. 1004 Larkin
Ferlan Rudolph, shoemaker, 611 Napa, r. 504 Napa
Ferle Mateo, bartender, r. 4 San Antonio
Ferle Redentore, fish, 211| Ninth
Fermosa Louis, teamster, r. 1318 Dupont
Fern Conrad, painter Charles Wreden
Fern John, finisher A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Twenty-fifth
and Hampshire
Fema Henrj-, carpenter, r. 1627 Mission
Feniald Charles, clerk Fontana & Co., r. 1518 Clay
Femandes Joseph, barber Wahl & Romer, r. 308 Fifth
Femandes Manuel P., barber, 207 Jackson, r. Oakland
Fernandez A., waiter stmr San Bias
Fernandez Adela, widow, r. 914 Montgomerj- Av
Fernandez Adela Mrs., dressmaker, r. 718 Greenwich
Fernandez A. F., machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 122
Post
Fernandez Amelia, widow, r. 34 Hinckley
Fernandez .Antonio, 3d officer stmr St. Paul
Fernandez Antonio, wire ropemaker, r. 327i Chestnut
Feniandez Christina M., widow, r. 327i Chestnut
Fernandez Francisco, cook, r. 706 Batterj-
Femandes Frank, laundrvman La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Fernandez Frank, waiter, r. 718 Greenwich
Fernandez Frank, salesman National Cigarette and To-
bacco Co., r. 631 Greenwich
Fernandez Joseph, teacher music, r. 327i Chestnut
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
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Femanii^ Manuel, cook, r. 330 Jersey
Fernandez Manuel R. F., barber, 1038 Alabama
Fernandez Philip, cigars and tobacco, 705 Market
Fernandez 1 homas M., engineer Engine Relief 1, r. 74
Natoma
Fernbach Benjamin, helper Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 1720 Sutter
Fernbich Ella, widow, r. 1720 Sutter
Fernbach Henry, r. 427 Stevenson
Fernbach Henry, with Shreve & Co., r. 1720 Sutter
Ferndale The, Miss Maggie Martin proprietor, 518
Geary
Fernell Albert H. , painter James C. Sellers, r. 474 Jessie
Fernett Mathew, broommaker Zan Bros., r. 621 Broad-
way
Ferns Edward, seaman, r. 700 Front
Kerns Henry H., superintendent Byron G. Smith, r. 231
Ninth
Ferns William, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1228
Treat Av
Fero Andrew, teamster, r. .'>!) Green
Fero Daniel, hostler, r. 32 Clementma
Fero John A., teamster, r. 11a Dore
Fero Angelo, laborer, r. 1933 Dupont
Ferot Antone, gardener, 13 Green
Ferot Armand, clerk, r. 1211 Polk
Ferot Emile, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 1211
Polk
FERRAL ROBERT, attorney at law, 331 Montgom-
ery, rooms 28-29, r. 2518 California
8^" Ferrall. See Farrell
Ferran Alexander Mme., laundrj', 1757 Polk, r. 1755
pa:i
Ferran Arthur, plumber, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Ferran Leontine Mrs., lodgings, 1307 Stockton
Ferrando Jose, merchant, r. 126 O'Farrell
Ferrara G. Delia, bartender, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Ferrari Andreas, laborer, r. 4 Bartol
Ferrari B. , r. 513 Broadway
Ferran Colombo, r. 8 Claj'
Ferrari Desiderio, clerk, r. 1115 Broadway
Ferrari Dominic, laborer, r 1014 Dupont
Ferrari Emil, clerk, r. 1115 Broadway
Ferrari Fernando, scavenger, r. 3 Sonera
Ferrari Giovainii, clerk, r. 10 Graham PI
Ferrari J., r. 423i Broadway
Ferrari John (Canepa & Ferrari) r. 10 Graham Pl
Ferrari John, laborer, r. 21 Ohio
Ferrari John, laborer, r. 1018^ Montgomery, rear
FERRARI L., manager San Francisco Window Clean-
ing Co., .328 Sutter, r. iOSan Antonio PI
Ferrari Lorenzo, clerk M. Simi, r. 1100 McAllister
Ferrari Lorenzo, salesman, r. 1307 Castro
Ferrari Louis (Ferrari & Negro) r. 537 Broadway
FeiTari Louis (01mo& Ferran) r. 1018^ Montgomery
Ferrari Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 1115 Broadway
Ferrari Lucidina, widow, r. 4 Bartol
Ferrari Luigi, musician, r. 915 Montgomery
Ferrari Luigi, scavenger, r. 4 Bartol
Ferrari Luigi, scavenger, r. 3 Sonora
Ferrari Madelina, widow, r. 10 Graham PI
Ferrari Maurizio, garden hand, r. W s Mission Road nr
Five Mile House
Ferrari Oresti, r. 11 Bartol
Ferrari Peter, musician, r. 915 Montsromery
Ferrari & Negro (Louis Ferrari and Joseph Negro) res-
taurant, NW cor Merchant and S msome
Ferrazano Giuseppe, barber, 1203 Dupont, r. 1128
Kearny
Ferrazzi Louis, expressman, SW cor Broadway and
Montgomery, r. 408 Broadway
Ferrazi.0 FiorenV.o, laborer, r. 2102 Stockton
Ferre Addie J. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 615 Hyde
Ferre Antonio, cigamiaker, r. Alms House
Ferre Ella Mis-", correspondent C. E. Worden & Co., r.
1322 Buchanan
Ferre Horace R., bookkeeper, r. 1322 Buchanan
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Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
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Ferre John, laborer, r. 236 Townsend
Ferre Lucinda M., widow, r. 1322 Buchanan
Ferre Martin, liquors, 639 California, r. 525 Pine
Ferre Melville, druggist The Owl Drug Co., r. 1322 Bu-
chanan
B^Ferre. See Ferrie and Ferry
Ferrea Angelo, peddler, r. 28 Hinckley
Ferrea Angelo, vegetables, 533 Vallejo
Ferrea Augustina, widow, liquors, Mission Road nr
Five-mile House
Ferrea Emile, clerk C. O. Fauda, r. 1600 Stockton
Ferrea Eniilio, student, r. 533 Vallejo
Ferrea James, clerk C. Lagomarsino & Co., r. 713 Fil-
bert
Ferrea Jennie Miss, candymaker, r. 713 Filbert
Ferrea John, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Ferrea Joseph, laundryman, r. 22 San Jose Av
Ferrea Louis, clam digger, r. Bay View
Ferrea Louis, teamster, r. 3113 Laguna
Ferrea Lucia, widow, r. 11 Bartol
Ferrea Mary Miss, packer, r. 713 Filbert
Ferrea Virginia, widow, r. 22 San Jose Av
Ferreira Joseph D., deckhand stmr El Capitan, r. Twen-
ty-fifth Av South nr Railroad Av
Ferreira Justni A., laborer, r. 14 Commercial
Ferreiro Lianao A., laborer Custom House, r. San Lean-
dro, Cal.
Ferrell William A., machinist, r. 445 Ninth
1^" Ferrell. See Farrell
Ferren Daniel, laborer, r. 212 First
Ferren James H., salesman, r. 120|^ Hayes
Ferren John, watchman, r. 37i- Perry
Ferren John L., watchman C. and C. Hospi.al
BS" Ferren. See Farran and Farron
Ferrenbach Herman, special policeman, r. 928 Green-
wich
Ferrenbach Otto, insurance, 45 Third, r. 928 Greenwich
B^ Ferrenbach. See Fehrenbach
Ferrer Alfred, solicitor, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer Amelia Miss, teacher nmsic, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer Fernand F., clerk, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer Florinda Miss, seamstress, r. 1808 Powell
Ferrer Joseph L., laborer, r. 1808 Powell
Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher music, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer M. J., clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. 1919 Geary
Ferrer Richard, musician, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrera Csesar, cook, r. 22 Erie
Ferrera Louis, car repairer, r. S s San Jose Road nr Joost
Av
Ferrera Manuel, milker Cole & Wise
Ferrero Antonio, cigar mnfr, 428 Montgomery Av
Ferrero John, cigar maker, r. 428 Montgomery Av
Ferrette Florence Miss, saleslady James C. Garrett, r.
1431 Howard
Ferrretti G. B., coal, 515 Pacific
Ferretti John, gripmnn Sutter St. RR., r. 214 Austin
Av
Ferretti Salvador, conductor Sutter St. RK. , r. 1409^
Lyon
Ferrie A. S. Miss, medical student, r. 1255 California
Ferrie E. F. Mrs. , widow, r. 1255 California
Ferrie Florinda Miss, shirtmaker Charles M. Apelt, r.
1808 PoweU
Ferrie Josef a Mrs., shirtmaker Charles M. Aiielt, r.
1808 Powell
a^jf Ferrie. See Ferre and Ferry
Ferrier John H. , laborer, r. 236 Townsend
Ferrier Joseph, deckhand stmr Modoc
Ferrier Syme, butcher, r. 240 J Sixth
Ferriera Albert, shoemaker, NE cor Drumm and Jack-
son, r. West Berkeley
Ferrill Louisa N. Miss, r. 814 Tw^enty-ninth
Ferries Joseph, cook, r. 126 Fifth
Ferris Charles, butcher, r. 506a Folsom
Ferris Charles, cook, r. 969 Howard
Ferris Charles J. , broommaker, r. 407 Folsom
Ferris Crawford, bricklayer, r. 9 Bourbin PI
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Ferris Frank O., 1st Lieut. 1st lufantry I'.S.A., Angel
Idand
Ferris George, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. 13301 Xatonia
Ferris Hugh, laborer, r. 202 Second
Ferris Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 109 Xinth
Ferris John, buffer M. Greenberg's Sons, r. 4 Anthony
Ferris John H. (Ferris & Williams) r. 917 Pine
Ferris John M., brass polisher, r. 17 Anthony
Ferris Joseph (Joseph A. Ferris & Co.) r. 220 Scott
Ferris Joseph A. & Co. (Joseph A. Ferris) fruits and
produce, 217 Scott
Ferris Maria, widow, r. 13301 Jfatoma
Ferris William, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1330 J Xa-
toma
Ferris William, gripman, r. 1228 Treat Av
Ferris William H. Mrs., r. 121 4i Folsom
Ferris & Williams (John H. Ferris and Thoma? H. Wil-
liams Jr.) engineering contractors, 320 Sansome,
room 17
Ferrio John, laborer, r. 11a Dore
Ferrio John F., blacksmith, r. 426 Day
Ferroggiaro A. (G. B. Orcese & Co.) r. 715 Greenwich
Ferroggiaro Andrea, teamster, r. 437 Dolores
Ferroggiaro Andrew, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.
r. 718 Greenwich
Ferroggiaro Angelo, vegetables, 1339 Dupont
Ferroggiaro Antonio, vegetabli s, r. 3 Fillmore
Ferroggiaro Giovinni A., bootblack, 308 Bush, r. 7 Bartol
Ferroggiaro Mary, widow, r. 459 Dolores
Ferroggiaro Luigi, vegetables, Colombo Market
Ferroggiaro Natale, baker, r. 815 Union
Ferruil Henrj-, cof)k; r. 629 Post
Ferron Steiihen, engineer, r. 54 Everett
FERRV X. t'.. ^^eereta^■ California Petroleum and As-
phalt Co. , r. &28 .Sutter
Ferry Catherine Miss, r. 124 Perrj-
Ferrv Daniel, foundnman, r. 512"Howard
Fern- E. P., r. 1016i"Valencia
Ferry EveljTi P., widow, r. 1107 Bush
Ferry G. Frank, musician, r. 2728 Sutter
Ferrv John, ]x>rter, Abramson-Heunisch Co. r. 124
Perrj-
Ftrrj- John E , laborer, r. 28c Ritch
Ferrj- Josie, widow, compositor, r. 020 Golden Gate Av
Ferry L. .\. Miss, stenographer and tvi>ewriter, 38
Chronicle Bldg., r. 2728 Sutter
Ferrj- Patrick, laborer, r. 726 Fourteenth
Ferry Susie Miss, domestic, r. 124 Pern-
Ferry William, r. 915| Tweuty-second
^" Ferrj-. See Ferre and Ferrie
Fershstand Theodore, jeweler Shreve & Co. r. 228
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Fenillo Da\id, liquors, XE cor San Jose Road and ()n-
ondoga Av
Fesler Frank C, contractor and builder, 1199 Market,
r. 126 Fourth Av
Fesler Frederick, liquors, 625 Sansome
Fessant Edward, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 920
Xatoma
FESSEXDEV A.XSOX X., president California-Oregon
Cooperage Co., 114-118 Townsend, r. The Colonial
Fessler Daniel, liquors and lodgings, 816 Sansome
Fessmann Frederick, teamster, r. 1326 Mission
Fest Oscar L., scenic artist Tivoli Opera House, r. 1616
Turk
Festelani Tobia, painter, r. 513 Broadway
Fester Adolph, dairj- produce, 2216 Fillmore
Fetherstonhaugh Frank C, salesman City of Paris, r. 423
Broderick
Fett Carl H., bartender, r. 934 Folsom
Fett Charles, liquors, 777 Market, r. 934 Folsom
Fett William E., bartender, r. 934 Folsom
Fetter Adrianna W., widow, r. 519i Fell
Fetter Benjamm M., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 519 J FeU
F«tter Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 8 Russ
Fetter Frank C, solicitor Mack & Co., r. 219 Oak
Fetter L., r. 2242 Howard
Fetterly John F., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1114 Taylor
Fetthauer Henn", engineer Willows Brewen', r. Berke-
lev
FETZ JOSEPH, wholesale wines and liquors, SE cor
Third and Mission, Telephone Main 1513, r. 740 Guer-
rero
Fetz Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Joseph Fetz, r. 740 Guer-
rero
Fetz Otto, salesman Josejjh Fetz, r. 740 Guerrero
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 214 Prospect PI
Feteer George J., salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 10<:»3
Buchanan
Feucht Jacob, baker, r. 2952 Mission
Feuchtwanger Sigmund (Xeustadter Bros.) r. 1720 Pine
Feulen Jacob H., laborer, r. 122 Silver
Feulen Jacob H. Jr., laborer, r. 112 SUver
Feurstack Max, clerk, r. 429 Eddy
Feusier Clarence L., student, r. 1027 Green
Feusier Edward (Martin, Fusier & Co.) r. 621 Green
Feusier Frank (H. Feusier & Son) r. 2016 Pierce
Feusier H. i Son (Heurj- and Frank) groceries, fruits,
etc., 1801 Polk
Feusier H. E. Clermont, civil engineer, r. 819 Grove
Feusier Henrj- (H. Feusier i: Son) r. 2016 Pine
Feusier Louis" (Martin, Feusier & Co.) r. 1027 Green
Feustel Frank, agent, r. 2950 Mission
Feustmann JoseiihB., director Thannhauser & Co., r. 12n
Stockton
Feutler Jacob, laborer, r. 411 Morris Av
Feutrier Peter, laundrj", 423^ Turk
Feutrier Schalasque Mrs., laundress, r. 6i Jasper
Fevre August H., steward, r. 1137i Pacific
Fevre Mary Mrs., varieties, 11371 Pacific
Fevier Charles A., contractor, r. 241 Dorland
Fevrier Emile G.. carpenter, r. 17 Lloyd
Fevrier J., r. 231 Dorland
Fevrier John P., cleik, r. 2111 .Jones
Fevrier Sem, painter, r. 14 William
Fe.\ George (Fex & Goldberg) r. 929 Twenty-third
Fex & Goldberg (George Fex and Louis R. Goldberg)
shoe facton", 1896 Mission
Fey Charles (Holtz & Fey) r. West Berkeley
Fey Conrad, porter F. Chevalier & Co., r. 3 Gaven PI
Fey Edward, barber, r. 202i Stockton
Fey John, bartender, r 501 Stanj-an
1^" Fey. See Fahey, Fahy and Fay
Feyge Henn- G., teamster," r. 1755 Howard
Feyhl John, bakery, 1111 ilarket, r. 737 Minna
Feykert Jacob, musician, r. 2 Brosnan
Feyock Conrad, laborer, r. 1307 Treat Av
Feyock Frederick, baker, r. 326 Broadway
Feyock Minnie, domestic 1206 Treat Av
Fgregna Frank, carpenter \V. J. Grant, r. 915 Battery
Fiala Ada M. Miss, teacher Washington E\ening School,
r. 1626 Polk
Fiala Lillie A. Miss, stenographer Metzger & Franklin
Fiala Henrj-, resUurant, 530 Lott
Fibeger Richard, baker, r. 625 Clay
Rce Richard, gr. iceries and liquors, 1735 Market
Fichter Louis, bartender, r. 426a Geary
Fichthaler John L., salesman, r. 1939 McAllister
Fichtner Gustav C, physician and surgeon, office and r.
436 i Hayes
Fick Henrj," bedmaker Reno House
Fick John F., shipping clerk Coghill & Kohn, r. 11:18
Pacific
Fick Xicholas, clerk Clause Claussen, r. 225 Eighteenth
Ficke Charles H.. butcher, r. 440a Xinth
Ficke Henry, butcher, 410 Xinth, r. 440a Xinth
Fickeisen William, baker, r. 1914 Howard
Ficken Frederick, clerk H. E. A. Buttelmann, r. 148
Eleventh
Ficken Henrj-, driver Cal. Soda Water Wks, r. 219 Hick-
ory-Av
Ficken John, packer Eagle Cracker and Biscuit Co. . r.
641 Commercial
Ficken Lewis, teamster, r. 1107d Folsom
m Monarcn Bicycle
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Ficken Lewis J., blacksmith, r. 1107(1 Folsoni
Fickes John A., millhand, r. 1040 Army
Fickett James E., drayman, NE cor Howard and Beale,
r. 325 Fremont
Fickett James E. Jr., cle k Alaska Packing- Assn, r. 325
Fremont
Fiddes George, deputy Assessor, r. 616} Grove
Fiddes James R.. r. 1650 Hayes
Fidelcke Henry, foreman Cal. Brewing Co., r. cor Hatti*
and Mary
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO.
m(ori\ew I'ork) accident, liablUtr,
f plate glass and bonds of sarety-
slilp, 8. C Pardee resident manacer,
Ciiarles >Tatson assistant resident man-
ager, 319 i^ansonie, Telepiione 3Ialn G9»
Fidelity and Deposit Company (Baltimore, Md.) Voss,
Conrad & Co., general managers, 204 Sansome
Fidelity Building and Loan Association, William E.
Lutz secretary, 20.5 Sansome
FIDELITY MUTUAL AID ASSO-
PIATinM •>• L- ''*I< Sbetterlcr sicre-
IflA I iUllf taryand manager, 316 Cal-
irornla
FIDKLIIV ni;T4AL LIFK ASSOC lATIO ^ THE
(Philadelphia, Pa.) Charles N. Comstock general man-
ager, 14 Sansome, room .'il
Fidler Benjamin, draughtsman Marcus Levi, r. 966 Fol-
soni
Fiebeger R'chard, baker, r. 625 Clay
Fieber William, butcher James McDennott, r. Fifth Av
South nr J
Fiedtrlein William, baker Albert Breuss, r. 620 Sacra-
mento
Fiedler Alfred, bookmaker, r. 403 Fillmore
Fiedler August P. , window cleaner, r. 20 Washingt(jn Ay
Fiedler Moritz, nurse German Hospital
Fiedler Soi)hron, teacher music, r. 1703 San Carlos Av
Fiedler William, brush mnfi-., 1220 Kearny
Fiege Albert, sawyer M. Hansen & Co., r. 1024J Capp
FMeger John, wa','qnmaker, r. 321 Bush
Fiel Gustav, clerk John E. C. von Oesen, r. 401 Hyde
Field Alfonso R., solicitor Bulletin, r. 727 Hayes
FIELU .ALFRED B., president Field & Stone Co.
(incorporated) 126 California, r. 2733 Clay
Field Alfred G., salesman Bates & Suvdam, r. 2733 Clay
FIELD CHARLES A., manager Vermont Marble Co.,
244-250 Brannan, r. 900 OFarrell
FIELD CIIARLES K., with New England Mutual
Life Insurance Co., r. 717 Paru, Alameda
FIELD CHARLES L., secretary The Norton Tanning
Co. and agent The Sawj'er Tanning Co. , 312 Clay, r.
1230 Geary
Field ClifiEord, clerk, r. 1137 Twenty-fourth
Field Duane W., commission merchant, r. 1324 Wash-
ington
Field Edna R. Mrs., physician and surgeon, office and r.
1230 Geary
Field Eugene, housepainter, r. 1316 Hampshire
Field Eugene F. Jr., marble cutter, r. 2526 Bryant Av
Field Frank B. , foreman Pac. Bridge Co. , r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Field Georu'C B., clerk National Life Ins. Co., r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Field George L., clerk Edmund Taylor, r. 234 Fifth
Field George L., ticket seller Wonderland Theatre, r. 404
Post
Field George R., mechanical engineer Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 781 Sutter
Field Hampton S. (Hammersmith & Field) r. 2716 Cali-
fornia
Field Harry B. (Birkholm & Smith) r. 1045 Market
Field Helen L., widow, r. 1502^ Golden Gate Av
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main ^608
see; page 10
9%
iIlLD nLNnY K.f eeneral agent IVev
England niatiial Life Insnrance Co. (of
Boston, .Hass.) 18-33 »llll.s Bldg, 3d floor.
Telephone Main 1703, r. 717 Para, Ala-
meda
Field James E. (Field * Mackie) r. 727 Hayes
Field James F., teamster, r. 2526 Bryant Av
Field John T., carpenter, r. 3110 California
Field Martin, clerk New England Mutual Life Insurance
Co. , r. Alameda
Field Mary Mrs., tailoress, r. 3012i Sixteenth
Field Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 829 Bush
Field NelsT., spe;ial policeman, r. 3110 California
FIELD SPORTS (weekly) Harry T. Payne publisher
and proprietor, 318 Pine, room 22
Field Thomas, portrait artist, r. 724^ Market
Field Timothy, finisher, r. 176H Mission
Field Williani A., r. 338 Eddy
FIELD WILLIAM J., c.o,„.......
builder, oltice 1(> Post, r. 3(i33 Pine
Field W. J., Chinese interpreter and g^ide, oflSee 32
Montgomery, r. 18 Montgomery
Field & Mackie (James E. Field and William Mivckie)
mnfrs' agents, 53 Flood Bldg
FIELD «& STONE CO. (incorporated) A. Ti. Field
president, B. F. Stone secretary and treasurer, com-
mission merchants, 126 California
Fielding Gilbert, r. 34 Erie
Fielding Samuel M. , traveling salesman, r. Russ H(5Ui<e
Fielding Susan, widow, r. 34 Erie
Fields Charles, druggist American Drug Store,' r. 7.^7
Market
F"ields Dennis, niachinist, r. 334 Fremont
Fields Edwin R., clerk, r. 25 Johnston Av
Fiel Is Frank, barber, 342a Union, r. 1306 Montgomery
Fields James L., accountant and auditor, 43 Mills Bld|r
7 th floor
Fields James T., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 216
Eddy
Fields John M. , master stmr Queen
Fields Mary, widow, r. 1041 Hampshire
Fields Theresa Miss, weaver, r. 1041 Hampshire
Fieh's Thomas W., special policeman, r. 25S Johnsti>ii
Av
Fields Thomas W. Jr., clerk, r. 25| Johnston Av
Fields William, master mariner, r. 311 Broadway
Fields William, molder, r. 32i Thirteenth
Fields William F., elevator man Fair Bldg, r. 25^ John-
ston Av
Fieldwick William, superintendent Bay District Race
Track, r. 414a Fifth Av
Fielitz Henry, groceries and liquors, 259 Fourth, r. 251
Fourth ■
Fielitz William, r. 251 Fourth
Fiennan Francis A., teacher French, r. 519 Laguna
Fies John, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co:, r. 1(7
Eureka
Fies Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 137- Eureka
8^ Fieschel. See Fishel
Fiestkorn Richard, po ter Frederick Grunowski, r. -221
Third
Fife George S., r. 1201 California
Fife Joseph, meJical student, r. 630 Hayes
Fifer Joseph L., planer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 8195 Y..rk
Fifield Daniel B., engineer, r. 1721i Mission
Fifield Ella, widow, dressmaker, r. 512 Twenty-first
Fifield Eugene L., millhand Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
512 Twenty-first
FIFIELD M'lLLIAM H. (Boyd, Fifield & Hoburgi
attorney at law, 324 Pine, rooms 11-14, r. 352 E.ist
Fourteenth, Oakland
Fifield Winthrop J., dairy, 320 Fulton
FIFTEENTH AVENUE M. E. CHURCH, Kev.
Arthur Anderson pastor, S 8 Fifteenth Av South bet
N South and P South
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be in Every Household. Rented at Ji.oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
rtQIiltK-JUUtl & liU. liHPPHIiNt
B. CHAPMAN, 133 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIFTH .STREET FIRXITIRE .MAX! F.4CTrR.
IXC; CO., H. Euler & Co., proprietor, 523-527
Fifth
Ff €i.4.RO (theatrical daily) .John P. Bogardus proprie
tor and editor, 532 Merchant
Figeac Antonio, liquors, 812 Pacific
Figeac Louis, bartender Eugene Mercier, r. XW cor
Folsom and Seventh
FigM.''iAuthur W. , city agent Sun Insurance office (of
London) The Imi>erial Ins. Co., limited (of London)
The Lion Fire Ins. Co., limited (of London* 205 Sau-
some, r. 2212 Bush
Figel Edgar P., instuunce agent, r. 326 Eddy
Figel Joseph, merchant, r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Oscar, cigrars and tobacco, 121 Post, r. 2236 Pme
Figel Philip I., with Mann & Wilson, r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Samuel insurance agent, 303 California, r. 2504
Clay
Figel Theodore A., bookkeeper Hoffman & Alexander,
r. 1236 Page
Figer Benedict, mnfr carjjetsweepers, 310 Sutter, r. 82S
Pacific
Figer Henry .J., salesman, r. 828 Pacific
Figer .Joseph, brush mnfr, 310 Sutter
rlGG ALVIN P.f nianasf-rPacinrCoast
branrii. Jobn T. Bailey A Co. of Phila-
delphia and Elm Flax nilU of New York,
219 Frunt, Telephone Main .>39*
Flguone Antone, laborer, r 2470^ Market
Figone Andrea, window cleaner, r. 438 Union
Figone Angelo, scavenger, r. 14 Ohio
Figoue Antone (Hilbert & Figone) r. 419 Broadway
Figone Antone, clerk, r. 132 Filbert
Figoue Antone, teamster, r. 624 B oadway
Figoue Antonio, scavenger, r. 317 Vallejo
Figone Antonio, scavenger, r. 1313 Kearnj-
Figotie Batholomew, gardener, r. Twenty-ninth Xr »nd
California
Figone Bastante, laborer, r. 19 Ba^tol
Figone Constantine, painter, r. 10 San Antonio
Figone David, scavanger, r. 19 Sonora
Figoue Deliiida, widow, r. 10 San Antonio
Figone Domenico (Domenic & Co. ) r. 419 Broadway
Figottft Domenico, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 1116
Montgomery
Figone Francisco, scavenger, r. 14 Ohio
Figone Gaetano, scavenger, r. 1313 Kearny
Figone Giacomo, laborer, r. 317 Vallejo
Figone Giovanni, scavenger, r. 322 Green, rear
Figone Giuseppe, liquors, 1111 Kearny
Figone John, laborer, r. 6 Lafayette PI.
Figone Lorenzo, gardener, r. Lake View
Figone Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 19 Sonora
Figone Luigi, scavenger, r. 12 San Antonio
Figone Luigi, scivenger, r. 6 Lafayette PI
Figone Paolo, peddler, r. 6 Lafayette PI
Figone Peter, laborer, r. 317 Vallejo
Figone Silvio, scavenger, r. 1116 Montgomery
Figoni Anton, florist, r. 727 Bush
Figoui Antonio, scavenger, r. 14^ Jasper PI
Figoni Giovanni, r. 3 Bartol alley
Figoni Giovanni, scavenger, r. 14 Cadell Alley
Figoui John, scavenger, r. 24| Decatur
Figuera A., waiter stmr. San Bias
Figuera Florence, cigarmaker, Charles Schoenfeldt, r.
1426 Mason
Figuera John, framer, r. 315 Braunan
Figttcroa G., polisher Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 1314
Powell
Figueros George, machinist, r. 438 Broadway
Figuiere Joseph, clerk Post Office, r. 30 John
Fijalkowsky Andrew, groceries, 1503 Church
Filben Nellie Miss, clerk Hays& Ruhe r. 400 Scott
FJlben Miles J., engineer A. S. Neal Warehouse Co., r.
741 Green
Filben Thomas Rev., pastor First Methodist Episcopa
Church, r. 1333 Jacksou
Filbem Richard, cook, r. 216 Michigan
Filbert George W., carnage builder, r. 504 Gough
Filbert William, seaman, r 6 Union
Filby Miles, teamster, r. 155 Minna
Filcher Joseph A., secretarj- State Bt.ard of Trade Ex-
hibit, 575 Market, r. 1904 Market
Filer Charles (Filer & LawTence) r. 1507 Kansas
Filer it Lawrence (Charles Filer and James Lawrence)
tanners, E s DeHaro nr Army
Filette Teresa, widow, r. 2 Montg'emery Court
Filette William, clerk, r. 2 Montgomery Court
Filgate Henry P., liquors, 722 Howard, r. 11 Clinton
Filiatrault Joseph, cigar packer, r. 1115 Clay
Filiberti Frank, laborer, r. 611i Seventh
Filiberti Joseph, mill hand, r. 24 Decatur
Filio Electa Mrs. r.. Episcopal Old Ladles Home
Filipich Nicholas, restaurant, 7 Howard, r. 1 Beale PI
Filippe Giorgo, bootblack, 437 Pine, r. West Berkeley
FILIPPE T. B. de. Academy of Languages, 320
Post opp Union Square, r. SW cor Grove and
Eighth, Oakland
FILIPPF/S AC.4DEN1 OF LAXGlACiES, Pro
fessor T. B. de Filip])e proprietor, 320 Post opp
Union Square
FilippelU Giacomo, stone mason, r. 3113 Lagima
FILIPPINI PETER. .™„r„.,
li(|Bors. cigars and tobacco, 704 Front, r.
XW cor Clement and Second At
Filippini Peter, painter Giacomo Orsi, r. 730 Vallejo
Filisetti Vincent, waiter Delmonico Restaurant, r. 325
Eureka
Filkelstein Isaac, cutter, r. 3'-> Willow Av
Fill Winif»ed, domestic 2741 Pine
Fillebrown Jane, widow, r. 429 Tehama
Fillebrowne George C, clerk General Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. Golden West Hotel
Filley Frank J., brass polisher, r. 16 Ritch
Filley George W., brass finisher, r. 16 Ritch, rear
Filley William A., housemover, r. 16 Ritch, rear
Filley Will am P., tj-ptefounder, r. 16 Ritch, rear
Fillipelli Giovanni, bootblack, r. 1418a Kearny
Fillipelli Luigi, shoemaker, r. 1418 Kearny, rear
Fillipelli Nicholas, gardener, r. 3252 Mission
Filhnore Flora Miss, teacher, r. 233 Oak
FILLMORE JEKOHE A., general suDerinteuddDt
Southern Pacific Co., 44 general office S. P. Co., 4
Montgomerj-, r. Occidental Hotel
FILL.IIORE LFTHER, division superinteudent SauU
Cruz Division Southern Pacific Co., office foot of
Market, r. Girard House, Oakland
Fillmore William H. Mrs., widow, r. 2618 Webster
Fillipelli Pietro, r. 110 St. Roses Av
Fillipi Joseph, bootblack, 35 Sutter, r. 14 Green
Fillmore Charles W., r. 38 Hawthonie
Fillmore Edward L., messenger U. S. Naval Construc-
tion Office, r. 833i Sutter
Fillmore Frederick, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
r. 232 Oak
Fillmore House, Frederick C. Keller proprietor, 651
Broadway
Filmer Arthur, clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 1921
Stevenson
Fiimer George, secretarj- and superintendent Filmer
Rollins Electrotype Co., r. 914 Sanchez
Filmer John, electrot^-per Filmer-Rollins Electrotj-pe
FILMER -ROLLINS ELECTRO-
TV DC rn William Filmer presl.
I I I L UUi« dent and manager, elec-
trotjpers, stereotjpers and typographers,
424 ^ansome and 4'24 Commercial (freight
only) Telephone .Main TTS
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/\DRY
office:, 33 GEIARY
Telephone, Main 5125.
ST.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *»'';*,»rs"Sc,'.'"'^ 406 caiifomia S(,
NBUHT^US
St CO. 115 KET^RNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
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309
FIliMES WILLIAJM, president and general mana-
ger Filmer-Rollins Electrot3'pe Co., 424 Sansonie, r.
914 SancheE
Kilmer William P., elect^ot^^)er Fihner-Rollins Vu., r.
712a Fell
Filori Anton, enffineer, r. 3258i Mission
Filthauer William, baker, r. 625 Qay
Finan Michael, hostler Robert E. Cole, r. 240 Third
Finard John P., engineer Bavaria Brewery, r. 302n
Pierce
Finherg Charles, barber, r. 36 Gro\e
Finberg Isaac, manager Otto Berman, r. 769 Market
Finberg Louis, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1413 Twenty-
fiftn
Finberg Martin, salesman William Cline, r. 1413 Twenty-
fifth
Finch F. T., clerk O'Byrne, Romaine & O'Bynie, r. 270U
Pierce
Finbreth Frank A., marine engineer, r. 409 Greenwich
Finch Automatic Oil Cup Co. The, John Q. Finch presi-
dent, 35 Bealu
Finch Frank W., carpenter, r. 24 Hartford
Finch H. H., clerk R. Dickson, r. 1431 Jackson
Finch J. A. B., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. Hotel
Mirabeau
Fitich William H., re<il estate, r. 1416 Seventeenth Av
South
Finck Carrie E. Miss, r. 309 Mason
Finck Christian, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
Sierra
Finck Henry L., foreman factory Will & Finck,
Mason
FI.\'€K JULIUS, president Will & Finck Co., 81S-S2U
Market, r. Oakland
Finck William, solicitor, r. 1 Lily Av
Fincke Henry W. , canmaker Holbrook, Merrill &. Stet-
son, r. 1112 Pacific
Fincke John, deckhand stnir Sausali'>.o
Fincke Oscar F. (Bader & Fincke) r. 3437 Sixteenth
Fincke Philip, baker, r. 763 Howard
Finder Max, cloak ninfr, 838 Market
Findes Frank, cook stmr Alameda
Findlay Robert (John D. McGilvary & Co.) r. King bet
Second and Third
Findley Frank B., clerk S. Moody, r. 1910 Gough
Findley Johannah, widow, r. 732 Natoma, rear
Findley Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1910 Gough
Findley William, motorman, r. 622 Foiuth
Findley William A., blacksmith, r. 417 Harrison
Fine Abraham, tailor Columbia Woolen Mills,
Langton
Fine Adolph, machinehand P. F. Nolan \- Co.
Chestnut
Fine Amanda M., widow, r. 3712 Clay
Fme James, buyer, r. 1109 Alabama, rear
Fine John J., barber, 1004 Hyde, r. 1211 Clay
Fine William A., law student Chickerlng, Thomas A:
Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss, r. Oakland
Finegan Daniel, watchman S. P. Co., r. 1863 Stevenson
Finegan Eliza M., widow, r. 1719 Laguna
Finegan Kate Miss, saleslady, r. 1863 Stevenson
Finegan Mary, domestic NE cor Second and Bryant
Finegan Robert J., seaman, r. 739 Broadway
Fmegan Thomas, deputy County Clerk, r. 1863 Stev.
enson
Finegan William J., surveyor, r. 1863 Stevenson
10" Finegan. See Finigan, Finnegan and Finni^an
Finerd John P., engineer, r. 3009i Greenwich
Finerty James, carpenter, r. 801 Hyde
Finfrock Eliza, widow, r. 636^ Fifteenth
Finger Augusta, widow, nurse, r. 14 Prosjicr
Finger Jacob, r. 504 Shrader
Finger John P., plasterer, r. Park Hotel
Finger Lizzie Miss, r. 14 Pro.-per
Finigan Ellen Miss, r. 444 Tehama
Finigan Francis Miss, r. 444 Tehama
/CS" Finigan. See Finegan, Finnegan and Fimiigan
107
313
WATSON A, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
)i7at dpsijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
ClilCHGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., S. F.
Finiiiyer H. Luuis, clerk J. Spaulding & Co.. r. 28 Dor
land
Fink A. W., dairy produce, 50-51 Washington Market,
r. Alameda
Fink Charles, jeweler, 724i Market, r. 1027 Guerrero
FIX K CONRAD (Fink & Schindler) r. 318i Sanchez
Fnik Frederick, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 12 De-
Boom
Fink John ship carpenter, r. 1214 Kearny
Fink John, waiter, r. 535 Natoma
Fink Joseph, laborer McCormick Bros., r. 100 Freelon
Fink Louise Miss, bookkeeper, r. 3185 Sanchez
Fink Martin, drive'- Charles Stromaier, r. 418 Brannan
Fink William C, bartender Caleb Coates, r. 120 Eighth
Fink William C. Mrs., furnishing goods, 120 Eighth
FINK & SCHINDLER (C«nracl Fink
and Adaiu 4'. Scliindlf r) oflice, store and
bank fl.vtnres and farnitare, 1300-131.5
flarket. Telephone »367
e^" Fink. See Finck and Finke
Finke Ada Miss, hairdresser, r. 2501 Post
Finke F. H. & Co. (Fred. H. Finke and Philip Steffan)
meat market, 41 Market
Finke Fred H. (F. H. Finke & Co.) r. Alameda
Finke's A. Widow, manufacturer California Champagne,
F C. MuUer manager, 809 Montgomery
FIXKFLDEY CHAKLE.S (Balz Bros. & Finkeldey)
r. 1505 Kansas
Finkelstein Isaac, cutter Gordan the Tailor, r. 3') Willows
Av
Finkelstein O., r. 13| Garden
Finkenstaedt Henrj", liquors, NE cor Second and How-
ard, r. 25 Clementina
Finkenstedt Henrj- Mrs., drj' goods, 1307 Stockton, r.
Fruitvale
Finking Richard, clerk J. W. Thode, r. 544 Hayes
FIXKINO RICH4KD, merch^t tailor, 341 Kearny,
r. 317 Scott
FINKING RICU.4RI» JR.. bookkeeper Richard
Finking, r. 1112 Turk
FINKLER HENRY 1'., secretary Supreme Court of
California, 305 Larkin, r. 445 Nineteenth
Finland Hotel, Charles G. Ahlgren proprietor, 26 Folsom
Finlay A. Julius, clerk S. P. Ci..,r. 131 Sixteenth
Finla'v Annie J. widow, r. 131 Sixteenth
Finlay Frank J., clerk San Francisco Lumber Co., r. 131
Sixteenth
Finlav Frederick F., with Re 1 wood Mnfrs' Association,
r". 913 Post
Finlay James F., clerks. F. Lumber Co., r. 131 Six-
teenth
Finlay J ihn, brakeman, r. 131 Sixteenth
Finlay John, mining elitor Post, r. 1425 High, Alameda
15^ Finlay. See Findlay and Finley
Finlayson'Jean Miss, stenographer Henry Kahn & Co.,
r.' San Rafael
Finley Bjnjamin J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
304 Seventh
Finlev Edward D., carrier Post Office, r. 304 Seventh
FinleV F. A. Mrs., r. 922 Post
Finlev Fanny Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 811
Minnesota
Finlev Henry B. , water tender stmr City of Peking, r.
1604 O'Farrell
Finlev James, laborer, r. .501 Napa
Finlev James, wharf builder, r. 728 Folsom
Finley James H., warehouseman, r. 536 Linden Av
KinleV James R., pantrvinan, r. 825 Mission
Finlev James W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1018
Powell
Finlev Johanna, widow, r. 732 Natoma, rear
Finley John .J., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 5.36 Lin-
den Av
Finley John, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
Finley John, seaman, r. 527 Second
Finlev John, watchman stmr Colima
DimBOBGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
THOUSKNDS CURED ('^O'' particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.^
BV;HEi«iHTERSHT HIGHL-T^ND SPRINGS
FIN
570
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Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE GO.
428 California Street
Finley John B., foreman Broadway U.S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. Alameda
Finley Mabel, stenographer, r. 1604 OTarrell
Finley Margaret J., widow, r. SE cor Francisco and
Leavenworth
Finley Margaret L. Miss, r. 1918 Stockton
Finlev Nellie Miss, clerk Tnion Ice Co., r. 1604 O'Farrell
Finley Peter J., clerk S. F. and X. P. RR. Co., r. SE cor
Leavenworth and Francisco
Finley Robert, contractor, r. 60.5 Third
Finley Robert, engineer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 811
Minnesota
Finl-'v Thomas, driver National Ice Co., r. 1036^ Bryant
Finley Thomas, hostler Fashion Stables, r. li William
Finley W., wrapper Nathan, D.ihrniinn & Co., r. 304
Seventh
Finley William, boilermaker J. C. Lemmer & Co. , r. 417
Harrison
Finley William, machinist Byron Jackson, r. Melrose,
Alameda Co.
Finley William, stagehand Bella Union Theatre, r. 301
.Monigomerv Av
B^" Finley. See Finlay and Findlay
Finlof John, carpenter, r. 422 Twenty-fourth
Finman Martin, bricklaver, r. 21 Boardman PI
Finn Albert W., foreman \V. U. Tel. Co., r. 826 Fifteenth
Finn D. Augustus, special officer, r. 1209 Powell
Finn Edward, dairyman, cor Nineteenth Av and L
Finn Eugene T., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Finn F. Miss, musician, r. 124 Morris Av
Finn Hannah Miss, box trimmer, r. 112 Shipley
Finn Hannah Miss, weaver, r. 2304 Harrison
Finn Helena Miss, dressmaker, r. 13 Butte
Finn James, carpente , r. 1334 Natoma
Finn James, laborer, r. 621 Seventh
Finn Jame-<, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. New Continen-
tal Hotel
Finn James T. , laborer, r. 137 Tehama
Finn James T., teamster, r. 419 J Natoma
Finn James W., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. dOr,
Guerrero
Finn Jeremiah, insurance agent, r. 124 Morris Av
Finn Jerome F.. clerk \V. P. Fuller & Co., r. 13 Nine-
teenth
Finn Joh;\nn;\, \vi.l..\v. r. Alms H'aise
FINN JOHN METAL WORKS,
10»-lil .Mission, TelcpUonc llain 1*07.
r. 1301 Shattaek Av, Berkeley, Cal.
Finn John, deputy Sheriff, r. 1206 Fulton
Finn John, shoemaker, r. 940 Twentv-sixth
Finn John, stevedore, r. 221 Eighth," rear
Finn John Mrs., widow, r. 2304 Harrison
Finn John H., machinist Gas Consumers Assn, r. 321
Franklin
Finn John H., teamster, r. 221 Eleventh
Finn Joseph E., engineer Engine 25, r. 2459 Folsom
Finn Malcolm G., clerk, r. HIS Haight
Finn Marj', chambermaid Russ House
Finn Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 13 Butte
Finn Mary, domestic Alms House
Film Mary, widow, r. 13 Butte
Finn Mary, widow, r. 137 Tehama
Finn Michael E., U. S. storekeeper Internal Revenue
Service, r. 1221 Page
Finn Morris, stevedore, r. 137 Tehama
Finn Norah. domestic 2231 Washington
Finn Patrick, tailor, r. 1551 Mission
Finn Peter J., teamster, r. cor Nineteenth Av South
and L
Finn Robert, special policeman First National Bank
Safe Deposit, r. 728? McAllister
Finn Simon M., oiler Gearj- St. RR.,r. Park Hotel
Finn Thomas, carriage trimmer, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Finn Thomas, city a^ent Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. 140
Austin Av
Finn Thomis, patrolman Morse's Patrol System, r. 616
Stevenson
Finn T.mothy,r. 31 BMrdmin PI
Finn William, laborer, r. 926 Illinois
Finn William L., insurance agent, r. 318 Haight
Finn William W., laborer, r. 17 Treat A v
Finnay Frederick F., accountant, r. 1913 Post
Finnegan Agnes, domestic 220r Buchanan
Finnegan Charles, .salesman, r. 961 Mission
Finnegan Clara L. .Miss, teacher St^rr King Primary
School, r. 27 Ford
Finnegau Dennis, janitor, r. 215 Hickory Av
Finnegan Edward, plumber Ford Bros.
Finnegan Eliza, widow, r. 210 Grove
Finnegan Francis (Finnegan & Pechart) r. 444 Tehani;i
Finnegan Harriet, widow, r. 118 Eugenia
Finnegan Hugh, marine fireman, r. 81 Natoma
Finnegan J , fireman stmr Colon
Finnegan J., teamster, r. 230J Clara
Finnegan James, blacksmith, r. 107 Welsh
Finnegan James, clerk, r. 963 Mission
Finnegan James, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Finnegan Joanne, widow, r. 27 Ford
Finnegan John, bartender, r. ^20 Sixth
Finnegan John, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. 137A
Sixth
Finne^'an John, taiuier Matten & Gebhardt, r. 84 Nye
Fl.W'EGAX .IOH\ E., city agent Travelers' Insur-
ance Co. , 24 .Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. 1357 Webster,
Oakland
Finnegau John J., olerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 120 Mc-
Allister
Finnegan Josephine C. Miss, stenographer Chapman
Solomon Jr. , r. 27 Ford
Finnegan P., truckman The Pac. Transfer Co., r. 508 ^
Ninth
Finnegan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32'.»
Louisiana
Finnegan Thomas, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Finnegan William, longshoreman, r.305 Minna
Finnegan k Pechart (Francis Finnegan and Frank Pech-
art) horseshoers, 370 Natoma
e^ Finnegan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnigun
Finnegass Margaret A., widow, r. 626 Eddy
Fiimen August F., clerk Standard Soap Co., r. 1 Verba
Buena
Finnen C. Frederick, liquors, SW cor Howard and Sev-
enth, r. 200 Seventh
Finnen Dora, widow, r. 1 Verba Buena
Finnen Frank, with C. F. Finnen, r. 721i Minna
Finnen Henry, bartender C. F. Finnen, f. 200 Seventh
Finnen Patrick, porter, r. 11 Minna
Finneran John E., laborer, r. 21 Boardman PI
Finnerty Annie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Finnerty James, cutter, r. 813 Mission
Finnerty James, laborer John G. lis & Co., r. 724i Clem-
entina
Finnerty John E., bootmaker, 829 Bri-ant,r. 420 Seventh
Finnerty Margaret, seamstress, r. 327 Minna
Finnerty Marv, widow, r. 1000 Washington
Finnerty Mary E. Mrs. r. 327 Minna
Finnerty Thomas, seaman, r. 109 East
Finnerty Thomas, seaman, r 465a Tehama
Finnerty Thomas R., clerk Van Pelt & Kolton, r. 723
Valiejo
Finney Bertha Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r.
2011 Mission
Finney Charles, barber, 433 California, r. Lorin, Cal.
Finnev Charles E. , superintendent Adolph Sutro, r. 1908
Baker
Finney James, baker J. Bamford, r. 2011 Mission
Finnej- James A., auctioneer, r. 2011 Mission
Finney Jane, widow, r. 1709 Mason
Finney Maggie, domestit 2235 Washington
Finney Marietta Miss, starcher La Grande Laundry, r.
2011 Mission
Finney Martin, carpenter, r. 10 Sherman
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.V^J.^t':^.?:ito
MflGIG LflNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
r. p. ANBREVS
109 Montgomery St.
FIN
571
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Finney Seldon A., sifcnalman Cal. St. RR., r. 1815 Val-
lejo
Finney William, r. 626 Merchant
BS^ Finney. See Finnie and Phinney
Finnican James A., conductor Marltet St. Ry, r. 912 l-a-
g:una
Finnican Ladd Mrs. , medium, r. 912 Laguna
Finnie David, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. Oakland
Finnie Mamie Miss, saleslady, r. 308i Guerrero
Finnie Walter F., physician, 1121 Sutter, r. 1907 Union
Finnie William, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 927
Brannan
Finnie William W., with Clarence E. Bickford, r. 308i
Guerrero
Finnigan Arthur, fireman, r. 1124 Folsoni
Finnican Bernard (Roesner & F nnigan) r. 1224 Folsom
Finnigan Catherine, domestic 938 Filbert
Finnigan Charles, laborer, r. 447 First
Finnigan Daniel, plasterer, r. 1.' Folsom Av
Finnigan Dennis, clerk, r. 27n9 Harrison
Finnigan Haimah, cook, 621 O'Farrell
Finnigan Henry J., r. 328 Eighteenth
Finnigan James, wireworker West Coast W^ire and Iron
Wks, r. 216 Moulton
Finnigan James, horseshoer, ,50.5 Jessie, r. 352 Clemen-
tina
Finnigan James, seaman, r. 45.^ Dore, rear
Finnigan Jane, dressmaker, r. 1703 Howard
Finnigan John, truckman Truck 1
Finnigan John T., marine fireman, r. 77 Natoma
Finnigan Margaret, widow, r. 45| Dore, rear
Finnigan Matthew, painter, r. 329 Second Av
Finnigan Michael, laborer, r. .108i Ninth
Finnigan Michael, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Finnigan Michael F., laborer, r. 329 Second Av
Finnigan Peter, driver, r. 508i Ninth
Finnigan Peter, machinist, r. Alms House
Finnigan Robert, laborer, r. 29 Langt )n
Finnigan Thomas, packer W. W. Montague & Co. , r. 1304
Webster
Finnigan Thomas C, carrier Post Office, r. 1059 Mission
Finnigan William, boiler coverer, r. 215 Hickory Av
Finnigan William, hoseman Engine 3
aS" Finnigan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnegan
Finning Louise C. Miss, teacher music, r. 832 Dolores
Finning Michael, laborer, r. 832 Dolores
riNNISH JihAMEN'!^ MlS^iilO.V, 9 Mission
Fino Giorgio, peddler, r. 513 Broadway
Finocehio G. B., gardener, r. Seventeenth Av South,
nrH
Flnsterbusch Charles G., bakery and notions, 112 Ridley
Fintel William, laborer, r. 449 First
Fintelmann A. B. E., clerk Branch House
Finucane John, tailor, 2507 Mission
Fioiante Gaetano, laborer, r. 521 Vallejo
Fioratti Maurice, waiter, r. 119 Trenton
Fiorete Isidor, cutler, r. 407 Montgomery Av
FIRK AL.\R.n AXD FOLHE TELEGRAPH,
William R. Hewitt superintendent, 9 Brenham PI
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
John D. Bradford manager, 308 Pine
FIRE BOAT GOVERNOR IRWIIV, berth Larue's
Wharf
FIRE BOAT GOVERiVOR MARKHAM, berth
Larue's Wharf
FIRE l»EPART>IEXT CARPENTER SHOP, 1119
Ellis
FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS, office
New Citv Hall
FIRE DEPARTMENT CORPORATION lARD, .
50 Sacramento
FIRE MARSHAL, New City Hall, 1st floor, and 303
California
FIRE UNDERWRITERS* ASSOCIATION OF
THE PACIFIC, office 303 California
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3ti}i HYDE ST., betveeen
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STATES BREWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER ^D
WITH ^m^mi.
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS. ^HHL
FIRE liNDERURITERS' INSPECTION BII
RE.4U, Francis H. Porter chief inspector, ."503 Cali-
fornia, room 38, Telephone Main 5295
FIRl'.BAirGH IIENRV C, attorney at law, 325
Mont;romerv, rooms 15-16, r. 3100 Washington
Firebau;,'h Willi;
H.
::lerk, r. 3100 Washnigton
S^
FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE
Pft (lire ami marine) Davia .1. Staples
UU. president nilllaiii .1. Datton viee-
president. Bernard i^aynionville Rec<»nd
Tiee-presldentand secretary, .I.B. Levison
marine secretary, Loais M'einniann as-
sistant secretary, Stephen l>. Ives general
agent, 40i.40.'> California, cor Sausome,
Telephone Main i»»l
FIREMANS FIND INSI RANCE CD'S BIILD-
ING, f^W cor California and Sansome
FIREMAN'S INSURANCE CO, (of Newark, N. J.)
James D. Maxwell general agent, 421 California
Firemen's Insurance Co. (of Baltimore) Cesar Bertheau
general agent, 210 Sansome
Firenzi Domenico, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Firenzi Domenico, scavenger, r. 1117 Kearny
Firenzi John, scavenger, r. 30 Prescott
Firenzi Lorenzo, widow, cleaner, r. (i Grand PI
Firenzi Luigi, laborer, r. 6 Grand PI
Firenzi Luigi, scavenger, r. 30 Prescott
Fireproof liuilding Covering Co. , William H. CTiapman
secretary, 5 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
FIrmin John L. E., plumber, 1244 Valencia
S^W Firrain. See Furman
Firm-tone Henry T., butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r. 151()
Clay
Firmstone John E., butcher Leon 1). Stone & Co.,r. 1516
Clay
Firmstone Robert S., butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.
1516 Clay
FIRST AFRICAN M. E. ZION CHI RCH. Rev.
W. H. Tuckei pastor, 805 Stockton
First Annie, domestic 1802 Pacific Av
First Avenue Hotel, NW cor First Av South and Ken-
tucky
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. M. P. Boyiiton
acting' pastor, 320 Eddy
FIR.ST<'HRISTIAN CH1!R<'II, Rev. M. J. Fer-
gusscin ]iastiir, W s Twelfth bet Mission and Howard
FIRST C0NGKE«;ATI0NAL church. Rev. C.
(). Brown U. 1). )i;istor, SE cor Post and Mason
FIR.ST CONGREGAIIONAL KINDERGARTEN,
Miss Lilah L. Fales principal, 934i Harrison
FIRST CI MBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHl'RCH, Rev. J. P. Dickson pastor, 1358
Market
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LITHERAN
CHURCH, Rev. J. S. Simon pastor, S s Geary bet
Gt)ugh and Octavia
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev.
Henry L. Dietz pastor, NW cor Seventeenth and
Dfhon
First Hebrew Benevolent Society, NE cor Post and
Taylor
First Humanitarian Society, Metropolitan Temple, NE
cor Fifth and Jessie
First Infantry Regiment N. G. C, headquarters 216
Bush, arinorv 1327 Market
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI RCH,
Rey. Thomas Filben pastor, W s Powell bet Wash-
ingt(m and Jackson
First National Bank Building, NW cor Bush and San-
some
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO,
Samuel G. Murjihy president, James K. Lynch
cashier, NW cor Bush and Sansome, Telephone Main
1326
in 3- i
3 •< 2
STORES
KND KITCHEN S\JF>F>I-I]BS at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST,
M. B. CHKPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
FIR
572
FIS
:fa
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
FIK)*T NATIONAL BA.Xli OF SAN FRAM'IMO
SAFE DEPOSIT, James K. L\-uch manager, XW
cor Bush and Sans, .me, Telt phone Main 1326
FIRST >EM JERISALEM 4 UlRCU (Sweden
borgian) Rev. Frank L. Higgius jiastor, X s O'Farrell
tet Webster and Fillmore
FIRST PRESB\TERIA\ CHIRCH, Rev. Robert
Mackenzie pastor, SE cor Vnu Xess Av and Sacra-
mento
FIRST SAN FRANCISCO WIN-
DOW CLEANING CO.,'ii'Vrr
prletors, ii-t Bash
First Society of Progressive Medimns Hall, 111 Larkin
First Street "House, Jacob Home jiroprietor, 507 Mission
FIRST S>VEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
C'HCRCH, Hev. J. O. Wahlberg pastor, X s How-
ard bet Eighth and Ninth
FIRST IXITARIAX CHLRCH. Rer. Horatio
Stebbins pastor, SW cor Franklin and Gearj-
First Troop Cavalrj N. G. C, armor>- 318 O'Farrell
Firth Josei'h B., real estate, r. 12 Giiy PI
rmTH JUoLrrl K. president Vucca
Root Soap €o., 1155 Mission, r. *34 Tark
Firth Thomas & Sons (Limited) Sheffield En:f.. Abner
Doble & Co. agents, 14 Fremont
Firth William B., carpenter, r. 90S Harrison
t&' Firth. See Furth
Fischbacher Jacob, miner, r. 627 Commercial
Fischbeck Adeline, widow, 1023J Pacific
Fisehheck Frederick H., with Xew England Soap Co., r.
715 Hampshire
Fischbeck Harry W., driver, r. 1023i Pacific
Fischbeck Herbert E., student, r. 120 Thirteenth
Fischbeck Herman (Fischbeck & Glootz) r. 120 Thir-
teenth
Fischbeck John R., r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck John R. Jr., actor, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck Julius M., bartender Fischbeck & Kins, r.
1217 Mason
Fischbeck Louis R., with Xew England Soap Co., r. 120
Thirteenth
Fischbeck Max, shoemaker, r. 1421 Mason
Fischbeck Rudolph H. (Fischbeck ^-i King) r. 1217 Ma-son
Fischbeck Sterling H., bookkeeper Fischbeck & Glootz,
r. 26011 Sacramento
Fischbeck William, teamster, r. 1023 Pacific
FISCHBECK & GLOOTZ .»..,..
lisehbcrk and Adolpb 4iluol/) proprietors
-New Enelanct Soap Co., cor. >anta Clara
and Rhode Island, Telephone Main IWH,
oftire 30* Sacramento, Telephone Main
I9'>:{
Fischbeck S King (Rudolph H. Fischbeck and Albert .M.
Kuig) wines and liquors, 1016 Market and 12 Eddy
S^ Fischboume. See Fishbourne
Fischer Adam, r. 134 Third
Fischer Adolph, bookkeei)er Wolters Bros. & Co., r 270
First
Fischer Adolph, laborer, r. 133 Errie
Fischer Adolph G., carriage painter E. E. Fischer, r. S s
Twenty-second bet Valencia and Guerrero
Fischer Albert, driver, r. 609 Franklin
Fischer Alexander, barber, 923 M <ntgoniery, r. 92s
Montgomery
Fischer AMn, locksmith and electrician, 3007a Six-
teenth
Fischer Annie Miss, clerk F Fischer, r. 1250 Sanchez
Fischer Augusta, widow, r. 918 Treat Av
Fischer Charles, r. 543 Stevenson, rear
Fischer Charles, clerk Acme House
Fischer CJiarles, junk, r. 424 Ele\enth
Fischer Charles, niolder John G. lis & Co., r. 1617 Du-
iwnt
Fischer Christian, brewer Willows Brewerj-
Fischer Edward, clerk, r. 1250 Sanchez
Fischer Edward E , carriage jiainter, 29 West Mission, r.
1642 Twentv-fifth
Fischer Ella Mrs., r. 715 Howard
Fischer Emil, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Hav-
wards, Cal.
FISCHER EtllL R., wines and liquors, 533 Califor-
nia, r. 32S Clementina
Fischer Emil, pressman, r. 24 Eleventh
Fischer Emil, watehm.iker, 207 Sutter, r. 408i O'Far-
rell
FISCHER E. A., proprietor The Oberon, 36-38 O'Far-
rell, r. Alameda
Fischer Ernest L., foreman George Goodman, r. 139
Eighth Av
Fischer Eugene E., silver ingot melter U. S. Mint, r.
2717 Union
Fischer Ferdinand, stonecutter, r. 24 Eleventh
Fischer Frank, butcher, 711 Turk, r. 615 Van Ness Av
Fischer Frank, physician, office 906 Market, r. 1409
Jackson
Fischer Frajik, pressman, r. 24 Eleventh
Fischer Frank, teacher Business Evening School, r. 1409
Jackson
Fischer Frank, r. Oriental Hotel
Fischer Franz, teacher music, r. 208 Nineteenth
Fischer Ftederick, butcher, 27(8 Mission
Fischer Frederick, cooper August Petzald, r. Alameda
Fischer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1250 Sanchez
Fischer G. A., solicitor Gray Bros., r. 39 Turk
Fischer George, clerk, r. 16 Mason
Fischer George, liquors, 612 D
Fischer George A. (Fries & Fischer) r. 2120 Jones
Fischer George L., porter, r. .542 J Bryant
Fischer George M., operator Municipal Burglar Alarm
Co., r. 8* Monroe
Fischer Geoi^e T., horsecol'ar maker, r. 410 Brjant
Fischer George W., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 30 Clara
Fischer (Jottlob, basket maker William Fischer, r. 727
Twenty-second
Fi.scher Helena, widow, r. 2522 California
Fischer Henrj-, cooper, r. 229 Fifteenth
Fischer Herman G., cigarmaker Pac. Coast Co-opera-
tive Cigar Mnfg Co., r. 324 Batterj
Fischer Isaac, cigarmaker, r. 12 Willow Av
Fischer Jacob A., president The Consolidated Golden
Gate and Sulphuret Mining and Development Co.,
320 Sansome, rooms 31-32, r. 2022 Fillmore
Fischer Jennie G. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 1409 Jackson
Fischer J. Marcus, clerk, r. 3427 Sixteenth
Fischer John (Fischer & Co.) r. 932 Oak
Fischer John, porler J. Richard Freud & Co., r. 24 Elev-
enth
Fischer John, waiter, r. 69 Minna
Fischer Joseph, baker Henry Ickler, r. 215 Second
Mscher Joseph, clerk Simpson Lumber Co. , r. Alameda
Fischer J. R., engineer stmr Gaelic O. and O. SS. Co., r.
533 Fourth
Fischer Julius, woodturner, r. 91" Sanchez
Fischer Lena Miss, saleslady Lowenstein Bros., r. 14u8
Stockton
Fischer Louis (Fischer & Co.) r. 10 Everett
FISCHER LOI'IS M., assistant manager Cribben,
Sexton & Co., 13-15 Bluxome, r. 508 Larkin
Fischer Ludwig W.. dental student, r. 116 Turk
Fischer M., porter Tillmann i Bendel, r. 3427 Six-
teenth
Fischer Max, cooper D. Bucking, r. .546 Thirty-first Av
South nr San Bruno Av
Fischer Moritz, r. 1409 Jackson
Fischer Oscar, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 1305 Ma.son
Fischer Peter, steward ship Charles A. Falk, r. 639 Mis-
sion
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mUS OF STREET aill SIIJEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
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riSCHRR S. E. A €0. (Sophian E. Fischer) copper-
plate engravers and printers, engravers mono-
grams, seals and crests, 402 Montgomery, rooms 13-
14
Fischer Sigmund, agent, r. 509a Ash Av
Fischer Sophian E. (S. E. Fischer & Co.) r. Haj wards,
Oal.
Fischer Walter R., pressman Brunt v^ Co., r. !)28 Mont-
gomery
Fischer William, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Fischer William, clerk Henrj- A. von der Nienburii, r.
1301 Larkin
Fischer William, painter, r. 226 Michigan
Fischer William, pressman, r. 24 Eleventh
Fischer William C, gripman, r. 14 Cook
Fischer William R., telegraph oj)erator Pac. Postal Tel.
Cable Co., r. 607 Hyde
Fischer & Co. (John and Louis Fischer) restaurant, 134
Third
gS" Fischer. See Fisher.
Fischler Rosa Mrs. , tailoress, r. 345 Seventeenth
Fish Arth\ir A., iihunber, r. 326 Valley
Fish Artlnir A., pnunoer, r. 3-.it> >
FISH ARTHUR L,
agent Heury R.
Wortbington (New lork) .4iiiericaii Fire
Engine Co. (J*eneca Falls, X. V.) and Buck-
eye Engine to. (»»aleni. Ohio) .59-61 First,
r. 047 IJnden, Oakland
Fish Charles P., bookkeeper California Paint Co., r. 600
Sutter
FISH CHARLES U ., president Consolidated Califor-
nia and Virginia Mining Co., 58 Nevada Block, r.
San Rafael, Cal.
Fish Charles .). W., carpenter, r. 326 Valley
Fish Edward P., advertising agent Daily Report, r. Ala-
meda
Fish Edwin, salesman Oregon Improvement Co.
Fish Eliza, widow, r. 15 Xoe
Fish F. A., purser stmr Apache, r. 827 Twentieth
Fish Frederick, tailor Joseph Coleman, r. 1033i Clav
Fish Frederick C, carpenter, r. 1140 Pacific
Fish George H., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
605 O'Farrell
Fish Henry P., carjjenter, 1203 Pacific, r. 1126 Pacific
Fish James, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Peralta Park
Fish Jennie, widow, r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fish Jerome F., clerk, r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fish Joseph W^., contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
226 Valley
Fish Julius N., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 450 Jessie
Fish Lauron E., compositor Chronicle, r. 1611 Sutter
Fish L. W. Mrs., vapor baths, 118 Grant Av
Fish Margaret, widow, r. 6 McCormick
Fish Milo H., printer, r. 2506 Post
Fish Nella Miss, dressmaker, r. 120 Seventh
Fish Robert M. , printer, r. .'i34 Page
Fish Thomas F., bookkeeper Consolidated California
and Virginia Mining Co., r. 1001 Pine
Fish Walter C, carpenter, r. 326 Valley
Fishbach Jack of, dairyman Ruhland "& Zimmerman, r.
N s Point Lobos Av, bet Thirty-second and Thirty-
third Avs
Fishbeir M. L., r. Grand Hotel
Fishboume Ann T., widow, r. 233 Valley
Fishbourne Kate F., widow, r. 12 Moss
Fislibourne William H., clerk, r. 233 Valley
B^ Fishbourne. See Fischboiu-ne
Fishbum Jennie D., widow, r. 2510 Clay
Fishel David, clerk Kahn Bros. Klein & Co., r. G14 Jes-
sie
SS° Fishel. See Fieschel
Fishen Benjamin, r. 614 Jessie
Usher Abbie Mrs., cook, r. 440 Twenty-seventh
Fisher Abraham, merchant, r. 920 McAllister
Fisher Ada, widow, r. 242 Bartlett
Fisher Agnes Mrs., dressmaking, 1408 Stockton
Fisher Albert, driver, r. 1408 Stockton
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 2U5KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144- 1413EDDYST.
Fisher Alexander, coiitractor, r. 38 Perry
Fisher Alexander C, janitor Cal Academv of Sciences
Bldg, r. 440 Twentv-seventh
Fisher Alfred, boatbuilder, r. 110 Welsh
Fisher Annie, widow, r. 135 Langton
Fisher Annie, widow, r. 258 Jessie
Fisher Annie, widow-, furnished rooms, 123 Powell, 323
Kearny and 503 Post
Fisher Anthony, r. 782 J Harrison ,
Fisher Antonio, barber, r. 9 Flint Alley
Fisher Antonio Jr., barber, r. 9 Flint Alley
Fisher Benjamin, plumber William J. Wilson, r. 8i
Monroe PI
Fisher Benjamin D. , laborer, r. 106 Eleventh
Fisher Benjamin H. Mrs., widow, r. 920 Gearj-
Fisher Benjamin S., clerk, r. 923 McAllister
Fisher Benjamin T. , janitor Cal. Academy of Sciences
Bldg, r. 440 Twenty-seventh
Fisher Brothers (Oscar Fisher) men's furnishing goods,
158 Third
Fisher C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 512 Eddy
Fisher Catherine, widow, r. 258 Jessie
Fisher Charles, r. 415 Minna
Fisher Charles, groceries, 717b Diamond
Fisher Charles, laborer, r. 30 Twenty-first
Fisher Charles & Co. (Charles Fisher) dress and cloak
fur trimmings, 22 Sutter
Fisher Charles A., laborer, r. 30 Tiventy-first
Fisher Charles A. (Charles Fisher & Co.) r. 30 Post
Fisher Charles A. (Fisher & Co.) r. 309 Jones
Fisher Charles C, real estate, 507 California, r. Oakland
Fisher Charles E. , sign i)ainter, r. 672 Twentieth
Fisher Charles F., barber John Johnson, r. 856^ Harri-
son
Fisher Charles L., manager Lucas Mnfg Co., 139 First, r.
534 Lyons
Fisher Charles M., bartender PhiUp De Martini, r. 11. ">
Hayes
Fisher Charles S., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1301i Lar-
kin
Fisher Charles W., machinist, r. S s Precita Av nr Ala-
bama
Fisher Charles W., raolder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 1116 Mason
Fisher Charles W.(Petersen & Fisher) r. 126 Ninth
Fisher Christian F., laborer, r. 21 J Harrison Av, rear
Fisher CJhristina, widow, r. 2917 Laguna
Fisher C. M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. cor Taylor and
Gearj-
Fisher Daniel F., teamster, r. 1124 Elm Av
Fisher David, baker Page & Falch, r. 535^ Stevenson
Fisher Da\ id, starter Market St. Ry, r. 424 Nineteenth
Fisher Edna A. Miss, r. 615 Geary
Fisher Edward, clerk Fisher Packing Co., r. 310 San
Jose Av
Fisher Edward M., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 1219 Hayes
Fisher Edward R., operator \V. V. Tel. Co., r. West
Berkeley, Cal.
Kisher Edwin G., bookkeeper Hadley tc Doud, r. Ala-
meda
Fisher Elizabeth, widow, r. £6 Treat Av
Fisher Ellen, widow, r. Alms House
Fisher Emil, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Alameda
Fisher Emma Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. Fisher, r. 140S
Stockton
Fisher Fanchon Miss, stenographer, r. 923 McAllister
Fisher Ferdinand, longshoreman, r. 258 Jessie
Fisher Frank, laborer, r. 82 Everett
Fisher Frank A., clerk stmr Apache, r. Benicia, Cal.
Fisher Frank L., traveling agent H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1219J Hayes
Fisher Fred, coek Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 4 Taylor
Terrace
Fisher Frederick, plumber, r. 142 Seventh
Fisher Frederick B. , sacksewer, r. 3 Redfield PI
Fisher Frederick W., clerk Livingston & Co., r. Alameda
Fisher Gardner, news agent, r. 1)27 Valencia
Fisher (Jeorge, carpenter, r. 2a Scotland
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Fisher George, harnessmaker, r. 43 South Park
Fisher (Jeorge, laborer, r. llii Batterj-
Fisher George A., carpenter, 659 Folsom, r. 606 Folsom
FISHER GEOROK A., manufacturers' agent aud
member State Board of Commissioners of the Build-
ing and Loan Associations, 109 California, r. 1812
Enoinal Av, Alameda
Fisher George C, c )llector Thomis DiV & Co.
Fisher George F. , r. 1001 Market
Fisher George L., porter Stilt lonerjDept. S. P. Co., r.
5424 Brjant
Fisher George W., painter, r. 17a Sixth
Fisher Godfrey (Lyons & Fisher) r. 824 O'Farrell
Fisher Harry P., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1610
Washington
Fisher Harry S., agent New York Life Ins. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Fisher Henrv, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Fisher Henry, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 1030
Eighteenth
Fisher Henrv, messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 63 Silver
Fisher Henr>' E., contractor, r. 26i8 California
Fisher Henry L, editor and publ sher The California
Catholic,' 10 Montgomery Block, r. Alameda
Fisher Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Herbert, laborer, r. 3 i« Natoma
Fisher Hennan, r. 725 Grove
Fisher Herman, r. 1202 Webster
Fisher Herman G., cigarmaker, r. 553 Fifth
Fisher Hu^o, landscape artist, studio 506 Battery, r.
1000a Lombard
Fisher Jacob, butcher Winters & Steinhauser, r. 822
Jessie
Fisher James, b'icklayer, r. 423 Bush
Fisher James, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 519 Webster
Fisher James, packer Hale Bros. , r. 335 Turk
Fisher Jennie Miss, hairdresser, r. 440 Twenty-seventh
Fisher John, can^enter, r. 8 Verba Buena
Fisher John, clerk William Kratz, r. 32 Bartlett, rear
Fisher John, lab.>rer, r. 118| Valparaiso
Fisher John, painter, r. 226 Michigan
Fisher John, restaurant keeper, r. 932 Oak
Fisher John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Fisher John, seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
Fisher John, wa ter H. H. Voung, r. 69 Minna
Fisher John E., butcher, r. 32s Fourth
Fisher John H. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. 310 San Jose Av
Fisher John H., messenger Commercial Union Assurance
Co, Limits 1, r. 1607 Jones
Fisher John H. Jr., packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 10331
Clay
Fisher .John L., carpenter, r. 113 Ash Av
Fisher John M., clerk, r, 633 Shotwell
Fisher John M., mining, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher John S. , cardriver, r. 801 Hyde
Fisher Joseph, butcher, r. 447 Fifth
Fisher Joseph, cooper California Barrel Co., r. 417
Minna
Fisher Joseph, laborer, r. 1080 Howard
Fisher Joseph, clerk S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 27 Treat Av
Fisher Joseph, tailor, r. 17 Stockton
Fisher Joseph M., gripman Sutter St Ry. r. 1417 Bush
Fisher Julia, domestic Mount St. Joseph's Infant Or-
phan Asylum
Fisher Julia," wid-w, r. 523 Golden Gate Av
Fisher Kitty Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor
T went .'-seventh and Treat Av
Fisher Lawrence P., salesman, r. 428 Ninth
Fisher Lewis, assistant manager Bridge & Beach Mnfg
Co., r. 508 L.irkin
Fisher Lizzie Miss, r. 110 Pierce
Fisher Lou's, waiter, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Fisher Louis, watchman, r. 1708 Kearny
FlonLn L. r.» Advepll<ilns Agent,
, l.Mertliaiils' E.vrliaiis*' Blrfs. Teleplioue
«alM i:3S, r. ViOS <'asir». Oakland
Fisher Lydia Mrs. , furnished rooms, 21 Ninth
Fisher Mandel, driver, r. 25 Fourteenth
Fisher Mariana, widow, r. 925 Washington
Fisher Martin, porter Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 633 Shot-
well
Fisher Mary, widow, r. 607 Broadway
Fisher Marj- E. V., widow, r. 627 Twentieth
Fisher Mat. Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 440 Twenty-seventh
Fisher ileta A. Mrs. , agent, r. 32S Geary
Fisher Moses F., plumber and gasfitter", 1332 Church, r.
205 Clipper
Fisher M. T. Miss, dressmaking, 517 Post
Fisher Nathan, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1136
Sutter
Fisl er NewTuan, merchant, r. 923 McAllister
Fisher Obtd W., clerk Livingston & Co., r. Alameda
Fisher Oscar (Fisher Bro-.) r. \oM O'Farrell
FISHER PACKING CO. <...o ..
aiiu joiiu ■•. HI her Jr.) ■iianofacfarers
French and <;eriuan mustard, pickles,
8aiiccs, \ineear, etc., oOtt-.ji: Cumnierclal,
Telephone itiain til>
Fisher Paul.na, widow, r. 2708 Mission
Fisher Peter, labo er, C. and C. Hospital
FIS'iEK rUILIF I., assistant secretary Levi Strauss
i Co., 10-16 Battery, r. 1610 Washington
Fisher Runsom G., dairy produce, 749 Market, r. 927 Va-
lencia
Fisher Robert, paper carrier, r. 620 Fell
Fish.r Robert A., machinist, Pac. Rolling Mills Co.,
Berkeley
Fisher Samuel, second hand clothing, 119 Fourth, r. 911
Howard
Fisher Samuel, tailor D. Le\in, r. 635 Natoma
Fisher Sidney A. , real estate, 304 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
Fisher Solomon, clothing, 633 Kearny, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Stillman T., messenger W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1124
Elm Av
Fisher Thomas, mining expert, 222 Crocker Bldg, r. 897
Fulton
Fisher Thomas, stevedore, r. 62 Clementina
Fisher Thomas A. , salesman, r. 897 Fulton
Fisher Valentine, longshoreman, r. 258 Jessie
Fisher Virginia E., widow, r. 672 Twentieth
Fisher W. , teamster, r. 95 Silver
Fisher Walter, clerk, r. 132 Fourth
Fisher Walt r. clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
704 Howard
Fisher Walter, student, r. 242 Bartlett
Fisher W. C, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 3206 Point Lo*
bos Av
Fisher W. E., physician, r. Oriel Hotel
Fisher W. H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3247 Mission
Fisher Will E. (Will E. Fisher & Co.) r. 1210 Sutter
FISHER WILL E. & CO. o..,.e.
risn«ran<i Heurj A. Smith) rial estate
agenl.s. 14 Po<«t
Fisher William, bartender, r. 713} Union
Fisher Will am, bartender Philip Kiefer, r. 637a Minna
Fisher William, but<-her John Hayden, r. 110 Ele\enth
Fisher William, butcher William Rammers, r. 5 E^t
Fisher William, pressman Pac. Printing Co., r. 24
Eleventh
Fisher William, waiter, r. 465 Muina
Fisher William C, manager William Ramsawl, r. NW
cor Plymouth and M nerva. Ocean View
Fisher ^^illiam F., foreman S. F. Laundi-j-, r. Alameda
Fisher Wi.liam F., talesman Fisher Packing Co., r. Oak-
land
FISHER '^VILLIAM II., secretary Oregon Coal aud
Navigation Co. , NW cor Broadway and East
Fisher William M. , butcher, r. 709i Stockton
Fisher William R. . dynamoman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 1201 Silver
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STELET and SIBEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
3ri IWCNTGDMERY TrEET, " Room
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•& CO. (Charles A. Fisher) hatters, i
Jr.) barb(
■ear Fisher. See Fisuher
Fisherman's Home, Joseph Masser proprietor, 3 Vallejn
Fisherman's Aiutual Benevolent Society, 808 Mont-
gomery
Fisherman's Wharf, foot Filbert
Fishier Florence Miss, retoucher C. F. Priest, r. 316
Hayes
Fishwick E. P., 3d officer stmr Gaelic
Fisino Duarte, candymaker, r. 322 Vallejo
Fisk Asa, note broker, L40 Montsromery, r. 700 Hayes
Fisk Asa Jr., chief clerk Estee & Miller and attorney at
law, 419 California, r. 700 Hayes
Fisk Charles M., laborer City Cemetery
Fisk George, r. 1203 Market
Fisk John B., r. 932 Guerrero
Fisk Louise G., widow, r. 267 Jersey
Fisk Mary A., widow, r. 547 Minna
Fiske Edward S., dental student, r. 710 Central Av
Fiske Henry G., real estate, r. 710 Central Av
FlSKl< HEXKV M., M. D., physician and surgeon, 6
Donohoe Building, telephone South 583, r. 2100
Bu h, Telephone West 132
'Fister John, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 709 Stockton
iFitch Casper, laborer, r. SW cor Railroad and Solano
Avs
Fitch George (Fitch & Carrolb r. San Kafael
Fitch George H., journalist Chronicle, r. 1.528 Clay
PBC-BUTTERWORTH
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FITCH CiK4»R<iB K., capitalist, r. 703 Bush
Fitch George L., physician and surgeon, office and r. 20
Ellis
Fitch George W., r. 335 Eddy
l<''IT<'H (;KAHAM D., 1st Lieutenant Corps of En-
gineers, office 89 Flood Bldg r. 1938 Vallejo
Fitch Helen A., widow, r. 1326 Washington
Fitch He ry S. , bookkeeper Crown Point Gold and Sil-
\er Mining Co., r. Oakland
Fitch J. R., brok. r, 322 Pine, r. 2520 Sacramento
Fitch Louisa J., widow, dressmaker, r. 231 Tenth
Fitch Luther E. , manager advertising dept. Bulletin, r.
1326 Washinv ton
Fitch Maggie M. Mrs., clerk White Star Laundry Co.
Fitch Oscar (S. F. and San Rafael Express Co.) r San
Rafael
Fitch Thaddeus S., real estate, 12 Montgomery, room 8
Fitch Thomas, r. 709 Minna
Fitch Viola, Miss, stenographer John F. English, r, 1821
Market
Fitch Virg nia Miss, secretary Associated Charities, 601
Commercial
Fitch Walter S.. carriage painter, r. 1821 Market
Fitch William, cook, r. 525J Stevenson, rear
Fitch William S., helper M< Iter's Dept U. S. Mint, r.
7081 Larkin
Fitch Zale, printer, r. 1821 Market
Fitch & Carroll (George Fitch and Frederick Carroll)
proprietors San Rafael Express, 323 East
Fitchworth Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
JARDIINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bituminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEAS E STS.
ALL /\ATIO/\S DRI/\K
pred(^ri(;l^8bur<5 [^(^((r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Fiterre Henry S., compositor John D. Hammond, r. 845
Castro
Fitler Frederick, cook, r. 535 Stevenson
Fitschen Adolph F., butcher, r. 1008 Twelftli Av South
FIT8CHE.\ JOHN C, retail liquors, 3055 California.
Telephone Main 198, r. 923 Twentieth
Fittt)ck Fred, carpenter and builder, r. 1438 Twentieth
Fittock Fred Mrs., bakery, 1438 Twentieth
Fitts William L. G., teamster, r. 1120^ Florida
rlTTZ UUnQ THL for alcoholism,
IV. .1. Stoue 4£ Co. agents, 7 Flood Bldg,
Telephone Main 1340
Fitz A. M., widow, r. 509 Grove
Fitz George L., real estate, 606 Montgomery, room 11,. r.
Oakland
Fitze Phineas, laborer, r. 1142 Howard
Fitzgerald Abbie, widow, r. 262 Jessie
Fitzgerald Alice, widow, dressmaker, r. 521 Bryant
Fitzgerald Anna Miss, with Peixotto & Silverman, r. 609
Ellis
Fitzgerald Annie, domestic 1322 Leavenworth
Fitzgerald Annie Miss, dressmaker Miss Maggie J. Slat-
tery, r. 154i Clara
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, r. 322 Fulton
FSlzgerald Austin Jr., liquors, 231 Kearny, r. 322 Fulton
Fitzgerald Bridget, domestic 1321 Leavenworth
Fitzgerald Christopher, bricklayer, r. 215 Third A\-
Fitzgerald Christopher W., civil engineer, r. 215 Third
Av
Fitzgerald C. M. Miss, clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 722
Bryant
Fitzgerald Daniel L., clerk Freight Auditor's Dei)t S. P.
Co., r. 17 Linden Av
Fitzgerald Daniel M., groceries and liquors, 1329 Harri-
son
Fitzgerald David, boatman, r. 5 Jefferson
Fitzgerald David, boa' man, r. 1025 Francisco
Fitzgerald Dennis, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. r.
1 Isis
Fitzgerald Dennis, longshoreman, r. 821 Broadway
Fitzgerald E., mining superintendent, r. 321 Ellis
Fitzgerald E. Mrs.,r. 407 Clayton
Fitzgerald Edmund, bookkeeper S. C. Murray, r. 22 Isis
Fitzgerald Edward, r. 522 Union
Fitzgerald Edward, boxmaker, r. 333 Tehama
Fitzgerald Edward, clerk, r. 7 Fulton
Fitzgerald Edward, laborer, r. 339 Shipley
Fitz^-erald Edward, timekeeper, r. 1 Pfeiffer
Fitzgerald Edward F., clerk Davis Bros., r. 10 Wood
Fitzgerald Edward G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
525 Natoma
Fitzgerald Edward J. (Shea & Fitzgerald) r. 123 Herman
Fitz:erald E. L., weigher U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Fitzgerald Elizabeth, domestic 2442 Jackson
Fitzgerald Elizabeth Miss, r. 416 Harrison
Fitzgerald Ellen, widow, r. 167 Minna
Fitzgerald Ellen Miss, r. 167 Minna
Fitzgerall Frank, helper Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 3 Freelon
Fitzgerald George, r. 525 Natoma
Fitzgerald George, bartender Hagerty Bros., r. Ocean
Beach nr Cliff House
Fitzgerald George, driver Henry Hollman, r. 2811 Mis-
sion
Fitzgerald George, nurseryman Sunset Seed and Plant
Co. , r. 87 Clipper
Fitzgerald Haniiiih, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Fitzgerald Harry, bookkeeper, r. 1 Cohen PI
Fitzgerald Henry, clerk, r. 722 Bryant
Fitzgerald Henry, clerk, r. 17 Linden Av
Fitzgerald Henry, laborer, r 10 Wood
Fitzgerald Honora, widow, r. 416 Harrison
Fitzgerald J., laborer Cal. Wire Wks, r. 1 Pfeiffer
Fitzgerald J., mechanic Gas Consumers' Assn, r. 333 Te-
hama
Fitz^-^erald James, r. 2713 Bush
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Fitzgerald James, boatman, r. 1134 Broadway
Fitzgerald James, jailer County Jail, r. 1301 1 Lvoii
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. 6i9 Natf>ma
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. 652 Minna
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. 724 Linden Av
Fitzgerald James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 50<J
Napa
Fitzgerald James, polisher Harrold, Hochholzer & Allen
r. 262 Jessie
Fitzgerald James, ix)i-ter Hammersmith & Field, r. 100
Oheiiibusco
Fitzgerald James, shoemaker, and hoseman Engine 21
Fitzgerald James D., veterinan- siirgeon, office 1350
Market, r. 1529 Howard
Fitzgerald James P., teamster, r. 12 Bond
Fitzijerald James T., clerk J. D.Sullivan, r. 137 Fair
Oaks
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald Jeremiah G., liquors, 335 Fourth, r. 2s3(;
Harrison
Fitzgei-ald Johanna, widow, r. 102i Fi-ancisco
Fitzgerald Johanna, widow, r. 137 Fair Oaks
Fitzgerald Johanna, widow, r. 1329 Harrison
Fitzgerald John, barrelmaker, r. 317 Beale
Fitzgerald John, blacksmith, r. 506 Napa
Fitzgerald John, druggist, r. 515 Tavlor
Fitzgerald John, gripman, r. 913 Sanchez
Fitzgerald John, groceries and liquors, 635 Howard
Fitzgerald John, groceries and liquors, 813 Bryant
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 724 Linden Av
Fitzgerald John, ladies' tailor, 78-81 Murphv Bldo^ r
Millbrae, Cal. " '
Fitzgerald John, lithoffrapher, r. 1 Pfeiffer
Fitzgerald John, longshoreman, r. 551i Hf>\vard
Fitzgerald John, machinist. The Pelt. .n" Water Wheel C"o
r. 87 Clip)>er
Fitzgerald John, marine engineer, r. 159 Silver
Fitzgerald John, musician, r. 1 Isis
Fitzgerald John, riveter, r. Xapa bet Illinois and Michi-
gan
Fitzgerald John, shipcarjienter Pac. Coast SS. Co
Fitzgerald John, shoemaker Charies F. Onnstott, r 590
Mission
Fitzgerald John, special policeman, r. 344 Fremont
Fitzgerald John, stonecutter, r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald John C. , publisher The Pacific Irish-American
420 Monts-omerv-, room 36, r. 911 Oak
Fitzgerald John E., can:'enter, r. 1001 Folsom
Fitzgerald John F., shoemaker, r. 429 Clementina
Fitzgerald John G., bookkeeper Sheriff's Office, r -'S-'
Minna
Fitzgerald John H., foreman Union Iron Wks r 105
Eighth
Eitzgerald John J., carrier Post Office, r. 58a South
Fitzgerald John J., cook H. Falk, r. 375 Natoma
Fitzgerald John M., liquors, 329 Sixth, r. 273i Clara
titzgerald John P., bricklayer, r. 326 Shotwell
Fitzgerald John T., collector United Carriage Co r
lS58i Stevenson '' '
Eitzgerald John T., driver La Grande Lauudrv r ]■>
Isis . . ■ -
Fitzgerald Joseph F., bricklaver, r. 2917 Gean-
Fitzgerald Josephine Miss, sa"lesladv Peizotto" & Siher-
mati, r. 609 Ellis
Fitzgerald Joseph M., plumber, r. 333 Tehama
Fitzgerald Kate M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 137 Fair Oaks
Fitzgerald Katie, domestic 1414 aay
Fitzgerald Katie, widow, r. 154 Clara, rear
Fitzgerald Katie F., r. 332 Turk
Fitzgerald Lawence, collector J. Macdonough & Co r
12 Eugenia Av => -, .
FITZGERALD LAWRE.NXE, suijerintendent Sta-
tion H Post Office, XW cor Laguna and UtAv r
633 W ebster • ' '
Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twentv
third and Hampshire
S39 Golden Gate
Fitzgerald M. Miss, clerk Post Office,
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, teacher, r. 633 Webster
1- itzgerald Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors 43S
Clementina
Fitzgerald Maria Mrs., r. 609 Ellis
Fitzgerald Martin, laborer, r. 339 Shiplev
Fitzgerald Mary, domestic 1729J Mission
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, telejjhone operator, r. 1134 Broad-
way
Fitzgenild Mary Mre., r. 440 Third
Fitzgerald Marj- Mrs., domestic 19 Valencia
Fitzgerald Marj-, widow, r. 29 Twentv-fourth
Fitzgerald Mary B. D. , domestic 1618i Clav
Fitzgerald Mary E. Mrs., r. 1 Cohen PI
Fitzgerald Mary T. Miss, r. 1 Pfeiffer
Fitzgerald May Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Isis
Fitzgerald May F. Miss, teacher Webster Primarv
School, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Fitzgerald Maurice J., painter Market St. Rv Co r
Berkeley • '' "
Fitzgerald Michael, car repairer S. P. Co r 1 Isis
Fitzgerald Michael, Sergeant Police, r. 62S Twenty-third
Fitzgerald Michael, weigher Custom House, r. 839 Golden
Gate Av
Fitzgerald Michael J., carpainter Powell St. RR r 6->3
Golden Gate Av
Fitzgerald Michael J., marine reporter Merchants' E\-
change, Meigg's Wharf, r. 1702J Leavenworth
I- Itzgerald Michael J., mill hand Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 515 Elizabeth ^
Fitzgerald Michael J., shipwright, r. 722 Bn-ant
Fitzgerald M. J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.
r. Oakland '
Fitzgerald Morris, laborer, r. 2232 Greenwich
Fitzgerald Murtagh, laborer, r. 91 Shipley
Fitzgerald Nicholas, engineer, r. 139i Pe'rrv
Fitzgerald Nichola.s, laborer, r. 333 Tehama
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman, r. 419 Fremont
Fitzgerald Nich.> as Jr., painter, r. 333 Tehama
Fitzgerald Patrick, cook, r. Alms House
Fitz-erald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 560 Mission
Htzgerald K. D. .Mrs., domestic 726 Octavia
Fitzgerald Richard, salesman Lundy Furniture Co r
19J Pern
Fitzgerald Richard A., blacksmith, r. 317 Beale
Fitzgerald Richard A. Jr. , barrelmaker, r 317 Beale
Fitzgerald Richard D., foreman E. J. Hazard, r. 726 La-
guna
Fitzgerald Richard Y.
rero
Fitzgerald Robert H., Deput\- County Clerk, r. 895 Noe
Fitzgerald Sadie Miss, folder ViaviCo., r. 1 Pfeiffer
Fitzgerald Stewart, laborer, r. 17 South Park
Fitzgerald T., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 53.".
Seventeenth
Fitzgerald Thomas, blacksmith, r. lOlOJ Larkin
Fitzgerald Thomas, bricklaver, r. 326 Shotwell
Fitzgerald Thomas, cauitolist, r. 2508 California
Fitzgerald Thoma-, laborer, r. 1108 Stevenson
Eitzgerald Thomas, teamster, r. 234 Fiftli
Fitzgerald Thomas H., cutter Albert Mueller * r., r
lOlOi Larkin
Fitzgerald T. P., salesman Rajthael Weill & Co., r Mill
Valley
Fitzgerald William, r. 1521b Howard
Fitzgerald William, birtender, r. 1 Isis
Fitzgerald William, boilermaker J. C. Lemraer & Co
Fitzgerald William, clerk, r. 242i Perry
Fitzgerald William, engineer, r. 537 Howard
Fitzgerald William, ironworker, r. 42 Sou. h Park
Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. 116 Shiplev
Fitzgerald William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills r 107i>
attoniey at law, r. 1118 Guer-
BONESTELL & CO.
401 SANSOME ST.
Fitzgerald William, steehvorker Pac. Rolling Mills, r
501 Napa
Fitzgerald William, waiter, r. 554 Minna
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State of California, office State Capitol, Sacramento,
and 419 California, rooms 18, 19, 20, r. 2220 Cali-
fornia
Fitzgerald William F., liquors, Meiggs Wharf
Fitzgerald William J. , r. 251 Tehama
Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker, r. 30 Minna
Fitzgerald Willi.ni S., cement worker, r. 246 Fourth
Fitz^'erald William T., i>assenger agent S. P. Co., r. 401
"Fillmore
Fitzgerald W. W. , laborer, r. 628 Broadway
Fitzgerald W. W., laborer, r. 814 Montgomery
Fitzgerald Edward, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1728
Eddy
Fitzgibbon Frank T., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 860 Mission
FITZGIBBON GEBALD J.,
pliyslcian and surgeon, otlice SW cor
roweli and Bills, rooms ;$.4.5, olliee lionr.s
'i to 4 and ::3« to 8:30 P.M., Tel«-|»ltone
South 151, r. '^01 llalslit. Telephone
West 4S->
Fitzgibbon James, carpenter, r. 100 Fifth
Fitzgibbon James G., dental student, r. 860 Mission
FitzGibbon JohnM., Sergeant Police, r. 545 Howard
Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman, r. 860 Mission
Fitzgibbon Manrice C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co. , r. 2007 Howard
Fitzgibbons David, r. 353 Thirteenth
Fitzgibbons Ja nes, carpenter, r. 102 Fifth
Fitzgibbons John, longshoreman, r. 241 Fremont
Fitzgibbons John A., minin-^ engineer, r. 612 H.yde
Fitzgibbons Thomas, fireman, r. 413J Broadway
Fitzharris John, driver, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Fitzhenry Arthur, r. 2257A Minna
FitzhenrV John T., policemui, r. 813 Baker
Fitzhenry M., driver Truck 3, r. 1569i Market
Fitzhugh P., insurance, r. 2.502 Fillmore
FITZHUtiH WILLIAM .M., civil engineer, r. 2:)llt
Broadway
Fitzer Frederick E., porter, r. 406 Third
Fitzler Lena Mrs., bakery. 406 Third
Fitzmiier William, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Fitzmaurice George, master mariner, r. 987 Harrison
Fitzmaurice John, clerk State Board of Trade Exhi1)it,
■ r. 716 Clementina
Fitzmaurice John A. , laborer, r. 716 Clementina
Fitzmaurice Lionel A. , mariner, r. 219 Douglass
Fitz Maurice Kate, r. 1002 Polk
Fitz Maurice Paul, clerk, r. 1002 Polk
Fitz Maurice Rupert, with Shreve & Co., r 1002 Polk
Fitzmaurice William F., attorney at law, 401 California,
room 9, r. 404 Ellis
Fitz Maurice William J., gents furnishing goods, 817
Market, r. 1320 Hayes
FITZ MIURICF WILLIAM M., attorney at law,
331 Montgomery, rooms 28-21), r. Hotel Marechal
Niel
Fitzmeier J. . laborer, r. Commercial House
Fitzpatrick A. M. Mrs. , widow, dressmaking, 728 Geary,
r. 509 Grove
Fitzpatrick Amelia Miss, skirt finisher, r. 3 Reed PI
Fitzpatrick Annie Miss, r. 813| Greenwich
Fitzpatrick Arthur G., clerk, r. 413 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick Bernard Rev., assistant St. Franci-i Church,
r. 620 Vallejo
Fitzpatrick Bridget, widow, r. 813i Greenwich
Fitzpatrick Catherine, widow, r. 2106 Hyde
Fitzpatrick Charles, bartender, r. 667 Minna
Fitzpatrick Charles, laborer, r. 66 Brady
Fitzpatrick Daniel, laborer, r. 180 Perry
Fitzpatrick Daniel, teamster, r. 257 Clementina
Fitzpatrick Daniel Jr., r. 180 Perry
Fitzpatrick Edward, car driver, r. 1702 J Harrison
Fitzpatrick Edward, clerk, r. 813J Greenwich
Fitzjiatrick Edward J. , solicitor, r. 15a Henry
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Fitzpatrick Edward P., stenograjjher F. A. Lawson &
Co., r. Oakland
Fitzpatrick Edward T., clerk G. G. Wicksoii k Co., r. 220
Tenth
Fitz])atrick Ella Miss, milliner, r. 413 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1324 Devisadero
Fitzpatrick Frank, blacksmith, r. 1018 Alabama
Fitzpatrick Frank, bookkeeper John Taylor & Co., r.
1232 Treat Av
Fitzpatrick Frank, harnessmaker, r. 1232 Treat Av
Fitz]iatrick Frederick S., painter, r. 413 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick George, barber Elmer R. Oeler, r. 1019 Ala-
bama
Fitzpatrick Guy N., dentist, r. 2414 Polk
Fitzpatrick Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 257 Clementina
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1011
Minnesota
Fitzpatrick Hugh, steward, r. 1018 Alabama
Fitzpatrick Hugh A., molder Union Iron Wks, r. 1018
Alabama
Fitzpatrick James, carpenter, r. 12S Clara
Fitzpatrick James, hostler Market St. Ry, r. 2413 Twen-
ty-fourth
Fitzpatrick James, plumbing, 825 Howard
Fitzpatrick James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 210
Moulton
Fitzpatrick James J., clerk Frank M. Donohue, r. 1018
Alabama
FITZPATRICK JAMEi^ P., groceries, 200 Twenty-
first
Fitzpatrick John, cook, r. 375 Natoma
Fitzpatrick John, cooper, r. 216 Ritch, rear
Fitzpatrick John, elevatormxn Palace Hotel, r. 312}
Minna
Fitzpatrick John, machinist, r. 452 Clementina
Fitzpatrick John, porter L. Meyers, r. 611 Broderick
Fitzpatrick John, seaman, r. 509 Howard
Fitzpatrick John E., exchange teller Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co. , r. 906 Oak
Fitzpatrick John F., molder Union Iron Wks, r. 1018
Alabama
Fitzpatrick John J., salesman J. J. O'Brien, r. 611 Brod-
erick
Fitzpatrick John O., molder, r. 33 Russ
Fitz)>atrlck John P., marine engineer, r. 107 Diamond
Fitzpatrick Joseph, painter, r. 2106 Hyde
Fitziiatrick Julia, domestic 2307 Broadway
Fitzpatrick Kate A. Mrs., confectioner, r. 107 Diamond
Fitzpatrick Lawrence St. C, artist Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. 1951 Market
Fitzpatrick Llzz'e Miss, dressmaker, r. The Abbotstord
Fitzpatrick Margaret, widow, r. 29} Moss
Fitzpatrick Margaret, widow, r 226 Tenth
Fitzpatrick Margaret, widow, r. 815 Laurel Av
Fitzpatrick Marguerite Miss, dressmaker, r. 226 Tenth
Fitzpatrick Martha, widow, r. 1525} Mission
Fitzpai,rick Martin, liverj' stable, 814 Mission
Fitzpatrick Mary, waitress, r. 2518 Broadway
Fitziiatrick Mary Miss, bookkeeper S. F. and Sacramento
Candy Mnfg Co., r. 1233 Treat Av
Fitzpatrick Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 226 Tenth
Fitzpatrick Mary Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary
School, r. 511 Minna
Fitzpatrick Mary, widow, r. 813i Greenwich
Fitzpatrick Matthew, laborer, r. S s Lombard nr Baker
Fitzpatrick MattieG., widow, r. 2414 Polk
Fitziiatrick May G. Miss, upholsterer, r. 180 PeiTy
Fitziiatrick Michael, contractor, r. 133 Twenty-sixth
Fitzpatrick Michael, teamster r. 2116 Bryant Av"'
Fitziiatrick Owen, iron molder, r. 528 Howard
Fitzpatrick Patrick, fireman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 15 DeBoom
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, r. 445 Clemedtina, rear
Fitzpatrick Patrick D., plumber, r. 1325} Vallejo
Fitzpatrick Peter, laborer, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick Peter J., brassflnisher, r. 2335a Harrison
Fitzpatrick Philip, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
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Eitgtatmck. Roger C, clerk E. Stanislas, r. 2335a Har-
rison
Fitzpatrick Sarah Miss, dressmakin?, 1324 Devisadero
Fitzpatrick Simon, laborer, r. 25 Julian Av
Fitzpatrick Tliomas (Allen & Fitzpatrick) r. 515 Kearny
Fitzpatrick Thomas, butcher, r. 133 Twenty-sixth
Fitzpatrick Thamas, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S\V
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick Thomas, porter, r. 435 Ivy Av
Fitzpatrick Thomas, tool maker, r. 2335J Harrison
Fitzjjatrick Thomas J. . tinsmith, r. NE cor Eleventh and
Channel
Fitzpitrick Thomas N.. liquors, 655 Sacramento, r. 515
Kearny
Fitzpatrick Timothv Rev., pastor All Hallows Church,
(R. C.) r. Fifteenth Av South nr M
Fitzpatrick Timothy I., student, r. 611 Minna
F.tzi>atrick William, butcher, r. 765 Mission
Fitzpatrick William E., dentist, r. 2414 Polk
Fitzpatrick William F., conductor S. F. and San Mateo
Ry, r. 331 Uay
Fitzroy K. Tobin, teacher music, r. 1307 Lyon
Fitzsiiimions Bella, domestic 408 Clay
Fitzsimiuons Charles F., with W. & J. Sloane & C'o.,r.
2021 EUis
Fitzsimmo.is Charles S., clerk Custom House, r. Alameda
Fitzsimmons Edward, longrshoreman, r. 3 Boston PI
Fitzsimmons James, r. 400 Diamond
Fitz-iimmons James, pressman Examiner, r. 311 Filbert
Fitzsimmons James, priutc •, r. 409 Turk
Fitzsimmons James C., engineer, r. 1220b O'Farrell
Fitzsimmons James C, secretarj' American Composition
Pipe and Pile Armor Co., r. 832 Ellis
Fitzsimmons James P., stereotjTDer, r. 51 Tay
Fitzsimmons J. C, salesman Standard Oil Co., r. 1320
O'Farrell
Fitzsimmoiis John, stoker Engine 19, r. 120 Waller
Fitzsimmons John R., engineer Market St. By, r. 1751
Hayes
Fitzsimmons John T., driver, 1222 Union
Fitzsimmons Joseph E., plumber, r. 1231 Sacramento
Fitzsimmons Kate T. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Lottie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Fitzsimmons Malinda Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Pitzs'mmons Margaret, widow, r. 234 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Mary, widow, r. 1222 Union
Fitzsimmons Patrick, contractor, r. .S13 Scott
Fitzsimmons Patrick, contractor, r. 513 Scott
Fitzsimmons Patrick J., stonemason, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons Peter, blacksmith, r. 805 Prospect Av
Fitzsimmons Rose A. Miss, teacher Miss on Grammar
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Samuel, riveter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Oak-
land
Fitzsimmons Tliomas, plumber Corporation Yard S. F.
F. D., r. 151 Moss
Fitzsimmons Thomas J. , advertising agent, r. 710a Ellis
Fitzsimmons Thomas R., stonecutter, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons William, clerk Katz & Sons, r. 1222 Union
Fitzsimmons William C. , editor California Fruit Grower,
203 California, r. 1001 Pine
Fitzsimmons William J., clerk Morris, Newton & Co., r.
1751 Hayes
Fiuren Christim S., carpenter, r. 1106 Kansas
Fiiiren Jacob H., laborer, r. 105 Kin?
Fiuren Jacob H. Jr., butcher, r. 105 King
Five Mile House, Francois Meilette proprietor, junction
Ra.lroad and San Bruno Avs
Five Mile House, Frederick Meincke proprietor, W s
Mission Road, 5 miles from Old City Hall
Fivey William J., printer, r. 631 Jessie
Fixsen Harrj' J., bartender J. C. Nobman, r. 2111 Fill-
more
Fjarem Karoline, teacher physical culture, r. 934 Oak
Fkumotj Y., mana^'er Cal. and Japan Tniding Co., 120
Sutler, r. 1602 Valle.;o
Flach Jos'.ph, butcher, 544 Seventeenth, r. 385 Dolores
Flach Jose)jha, widow, r. 546 Seventeenth
Flach Peter (Chimda & Flach) r. 1421 Laguna
10" Flach. See Flack
Flachmevcr Charles, r. 431 Tehama
Flack Bella Miss, labeler F. Chevalier & Co. r. 604a Nine-
teenth
Flack George D. , statistician Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. 2909 Folsom
Flack Jennie Miss, r. 504a Nineteenth
Flack Kate, widow, r. 504a Nineteenth
Flack William M., fireman S. P. Co., r. 2909 Folaom
gW Flack. See I- lach and FUck
Fladmark Olof (Heinemann & Fladmark) r. 1309 Fulton
Fladung Edward, contractor brickwork, office 16 Post,
r. (>an Jose, Cal.
Flaueollet Fruncis E., clerk, r. S47 Valencia
FLAGEOLLET HENRY CprcpHe.
i«ir lion 1011 Harkt-i, b04-»i'u Valencia,
lei phone Mission 50, r. *o4 Dolores
FlageoUetti Garibaldi, famier, r. Lake View, Cal.
Flagg Albert E. , butcher, r. 1619 Devisadero
FLAtiU CHAKLKS t., manager The Berkshire, 711
Jones
Flagg Charles E. B., 1st Lieutenant Assistant Surgeon
U S. A. Angel Island
Flagg Frank, butcher T. H. Bradbury & Co., r. 2511
uush
Flagg Frank H. , waiter, r. 37 Madison Av
Flagg R.H., agent National Reserve Association, 120
O'Fairell, r. American Exchange Hotel
Flagg Sarah A., widow, r. 903 Guerrero
Flagg Theodore E., mining opemtor, r. 320 Mason
Flagler Lucy A. , widow, r. 317 Ninth
Flaglor Amasa P., agent Penn. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.
326 Haight
Flaglor Frank A., r. 326 Haight
Flagst om <J., quartermaster stmr Alameda
Flahaut Henry E., salesman A. Koenig, r. 726 Linden At
nahaut Valentine Mrs., widow, r. 2129 Bush
Flahavan Stephen (Flahaven & Conway) r. 518 Howard
Flahavaii W'illiam, m. tal roofer, r. 518 Howard
Flahavan & Conway (Stephen Flahavan and Henry Con-
way^ tinners and roofers, 135 Second
t^ Flahavan. See Flavin
Flaherty Annie, domestic 402 Lott
Flahertv Annie, dome.-tic, 3410 Washington
Flaherty Arthur P., clerk W. F. Coughlin, r. 1329 San-
some
Flaherty Bernard, granite cutter, r. 1005 Tenth Av South
Flaherty Edmond (Flaherty & O'Connell) r. 3108 Cali-
fornia
Flahertv Edward, barber Geort'C Obenauer, r. 617 Mission
Flaherty Fletcher A. , r. 434 Fourteenth
Flaherty James, carpenter, r. 2-10 Chattanooga
Flaherty James, laborer, r. 331 Jessie
Flaherty James, laborer Fulton Eng. and Shipbuilding
Wks, r. S s Tonquin nr Broderick
Flahertv James, sexton St. James Church, r. 1171 Fair
Oaks
Flaherty James J., tinsmith, r. 17 Lewis PI
Flahert.v James W., liquors, 19i Fourth
Flaherty Johanna, domestic 1335 Jacki^on
Flahety John, bricklayer, r. 123 Wildey
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 216 tiara
Flahertv John, proprietor Golden State House, 1207
Mark, t
Flaherty John J., whitewer, r. 109 Williams
Flaher y John L., attorney at law, r. 911 Steiner
Flaherty Joseph, clerk, r. 911 Steiner
Flaherty Joseph D., cashier P. C. Molloy, r. 503 Cough
Flahertv Joseph P., laborer U. S. Appiaisers' Se^^ice, r.
109 Williams
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Flaherty Katherine, cook, r. 1727 Market
Flaherty Kj,tie, domestic 2317 Sutter
Flaherty Katie, domestic 2735 California
Flaherty Margaret, widow, r. 17 Lewis PI
Flaherty Martin C, stu<ient, r. 503 Gough
Flaherty Martin F., teamster, r. 109 William
Flaherty Mary, dressmaker, r. 1005 Tenth Av South
Flaherty Mary, widow, r. 9 Alvarado
Flaherty Mary, widow, r. 109 Williams
Flaherty Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. 109 William
Flaherty Michael, laborer, r. 14 Jackson
Flaherty Michael, laborer, r. 261 First
Flaherty Michael, laborer, r. 41 T Twentj'-seventh
Flaherty Michael, quarter master stmr Santa Rosa
Flaherty Michael F., butcher Charles Rosenberg, r.
Twelfth Av South bet L and M
Flaherty Michael J., hostler Market St. Ry, r. 1410 Ver-
mont '
Flaherty Michael J., nwrblecutter, r. 240 Chattanooga
Flaheny Nellie Miss, domestic 1617 Van Ness Av
Flaherty Patrick, r. Twelfth Av South bet L and M
Flaherty Patrick Jr., butcher,' r. Twelfth Av South bet
L and M
Flaherty Peter, hostler, r. Alms Hiiuse
FLAHERTY RICHARD, .........
root'8 and floors and bltniulnoos pare-
■nent«, 35 Post, r. 911 Steiner
Flaherty Richard Jr., clerk, r. 911 Steiner
Flaherty Samuel M., laborer, r. 1311 Rhode Island
Flaher y Thomis, driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 814 Octaviu
Flaherty Thomas, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Flaherty Thomas, whitener, r. 17 Lewis PI
Flaherty Thomas, woolpuUer Isaac Levy, r. Tliirty-
seventh Av South nr K
Flaherty Wdliam H., foreman factory Levi Strauss &
Co.", r. 827 Hayes
Flahertj- William T., carriage painter, r. 721i Clementina
Flahertv & O'Connell (Edmond Flaherty and John
O'Connell) liquors, 3210 California
Flakiff J. T., switchman S. P. Co.
Flaker John F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 232
Langton
Flamaud Marie M'ne., dressmaking, 429 Geary
Flamand Victor, vocalist and teacher French, r. 429
Gieary
Flamant James, r. 222 Eddy
Flamm Gustave, tailor Albert Mueller & Co., r. 16S Har-
riet
Flammer Charles (Samuel More & Co.) r. 2307 Bush
Flanagan Alonzo, sujierintendent Sutro's Park, r. San
Miguel Rancho nr Clarendon Av
FL.4NAGAX CHARLEiii B., publisher The Nation,
536 Clay, r. 1212 Twentieth
Flanagan Delia, domestic 1450 Sacramento
Flanagan George A., teamster, r. 1538 Guerrero
Flanagan James, buyer J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1129
Steiner
Flanagan James, heater, r. 727 Minnesota
Flanagan James, marine fireman, r. 314 First
Flanagan James, teamster, r. 1510 Fols )m, rear
Flanagan James F., 3d assistant engineer stmr San Jose
Flanagan John, laborer Bay District Track
Flanagan Joh I, expressman, r. 1005 Sierra
Flanagan John, laborer, r. 140 Lily Av
Flanagan John, selector Anglo-American Crockery and
Glassware Co., r. 1608 Pacific Av
Flanagan Joseph, waiter Russ House
Flanagan Katie, domestic 2121 Laguna
Flanagan Keerna\i, bartender, r. SE cor Waller and
St an van
Flanagan Lawrence G. (Flanag.in & Maguire) r. 1538
Guerrero
Flanagan Mary, widow, r. 312^ Clementina
Flanagan Mary Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 312i
Clementina
Flanagan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1909 Hyde
PETERSEN & FISHER,
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207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Flanagan Patrick, engineer Pac Improvement Co., r. 148
Silver
Flanagan Patrick, laborer, r. 743 Minna
Flanagan Patrick, marine engineer, r. 418 Fremont
Flanagan Patrick, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. East
Oakland
Flanagan Thomas, stone cutter, r. 23i Decatur
Flanagan William J , oiler Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 312 Clemintina
Flanagan William J., lead glazier Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. cor Duncan and Guerrero
FL.IXACIAIV «K .IIAVUIRE (Lawrence G. Flanagan)
wood, coal, hay and grain, NW cor Folsom and
Eighteenth
eW Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan and Flanni-
gan
Flanders Albert L., plumber, r. 313J O'Farrell
Flanders Charles, cook, r. 229 East
Flanders Charles R., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 461
Shotwell
Flanders Eugene O. , carrier Post Office, r. 1567i Market
Flanders Lizzie G., widow, r, 1S96 Broadway
Flanders Thomas, Sergeant Police, r. 806 Ha'ight
Flanigan Arthur, machinist, r. 915 Sanchez
Flanigan Bernard, fireman, r. SW cor Federal and First
Flanigan Cha les H., clerk Report, r. 409* Hayes
Flanigan Edward, laborer RiJson I. and L. Wks, r. 312
Clementina
Flanigan Mary, domestic NW cor Fillmore and Pacific
Flanigan Patrick, dry and fancy goods, 152 Sixth, r.
1120 Howard
Flanigan Simon, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 7|
Sumner
Flanigan Thomas W., bartender, r. 933 Howard
Flanigan Winfred Mrs., r. 436 Duncan
Flannagan John, laborer, r. 233 Crescent Av
Flannagan John, packer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 151
Perry
Flannagan Kate Miss, janitress Marshall Primary
School, r. 718 Valencia
Flannagan Murtagh, moulder John G. Ills & Co., r. 822
Green
tW Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flannigan
Flannelly Stephen, bricklayer, r. 605 Gue rero
Flannelly Timothy P., pjliceman, r. 5 Walter
Flannelly Williani, lab )rer, r. 42.'>i Clementina
Flannery Andrew, longshoreman, r. 26 Everett
Flannery Celia, domestic 2605 California
Flannery Cornelius J., clerk Standard Shirt Factory, r.
421 Franklin
Flannery John, longslioreman, r. 212 Broadway
Flannery John P., r. 2703 Howard
Flannery Joseph P., gripman Sutter St. R
Larkin
Flannery Mamie, domestic 1724 Bush
Flannery Mary, widow, r. 421 Franklin
Fl-mnerv Michael, r. 1321 O'Farrell
Flannerj- Michael J., laborer, r. 40 Mary
Flannigan Annie, domestic 1816 Pacific
Flannigan Bridget, domestic 419 Bryant
Flannigan Edward J., clerk H. Liebes & Co.
Flannigan James, trackman, r. 1608 Pacific
Flannigan John, laborer, r. lllli Tennessee
Flannigan John J., clerk, r. 1608 Pacific
Flannigan Katie, domestic 1508 Howard
Flannigan Laurence, laborer, r. 23-'4 Harrison
Flannigan Michael, riveter Unim Iron Wks, r. 15 Lloyd
Flannigan Nellie, domestic 2118 Post
Flannigan Owen J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 151 Perry
Flannigan Patrick, laborer, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Flannigan Parthenia, widow, r. 2117 Webster
Flannigan Thomas F., with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 312J
Clementina
Flannigan William J., mus'cian, r. 39 F(mrth
Iff Flannigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flannagan
Flashaar Herman, boilermaker J. C. Lemmer & Co., r.
3.16 Brannan
r. 1309
PASTEUR FILTERS :
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Rented!
at $ I 00 per Imth, u- ..■>old Outnght.
BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Strecv
Peiner-JouGi & Go. Glanipagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coasi
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Flat Creek Mining Co. (Shasta Co.) F. E. Lut.v secretarj-,
330 Pine, room 5
Flater John, honsemover, r. 1006 Florida
Flathmann Heinrich, liquors, NE cor Gear}- and Leaven-
worth, r. 600i Leavenworth
Flathmann John, bartender X. Ahrens, r. Oakland
Flatlev Edward, marker La Grande Laundrj-, r. 228
iSvelfth
Flatlev Edward J., gripman Geary St. RK., r. 338 Second
aV
Flatlev George, inspector Edison Light and Power Co.,
r.30 Linden Av
Flatlej John, horseshoer, r. 622 Jones
Flatlev Owen, rancher, r. X s Marshall nr Congdon
Flatlev William D., laborer, r. 213 Holly
Flat-ow I. & Co. (Israel Flatow) dry goods, 240 Sixth
Flatow Israel (I. Flatow & Co.) r. 810 Hvde
FLATOW PHILIP, dnisgist, XE cor Gearj' and
Jones, Telephone East 345, r. 810 Hyde
r^ Flatow. See Floto
Flavan Katherine Miss, teacher Miss West's School, r.
2014 Van X'ess Av
Flavin Elizabeth, widow, r. 810 Lombard
Flavin S. Edward, laundrjTuan, r. 1937 Mission
fi^" Fla^^n. See Flahavan
Fleck Frank C, clerk, r. 223 Potrero Av, rear
Fleck Ida, widow, baker, 1203 Eddy
Fleck Theophilus, tailor, r. 7 Wall
Flecklin Joseph (Flecklin & Sutter) r. 3 Gardner PI
Flecklin & Sutt«r (Joseph Flecklin and Caspar Sutter)
liquors, 1-3 Gardner PI
Fleckner Oliver P., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1614
Scott
Fledkjer Claus, laborer, r. 29| Vaudewater
Fleetwood Joseph, r. 804 Larkin
Fleetwood Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Sierra
Fleies Antonio, liquor dealer, r. 154 Haight
t^" Fleiger. See Flieger
Fleischauer Tillie A., widow, r. 1605i Devisadero
Fleischel George (George Fleischel & Co.) r. 1922 Stock-
ton
Fleischel George & Co. (George Fleischel and Josejih
Bertrand) locksmiths, 612 California
Fleischel Hattie Mrs., r. 20 Sherwood PI
fleischel Joseph, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 935 Army
Fleischer Charles, driver, r. 2433 Brj-ant Av
Fleischer Charles, expressman XE cor Eddy and Taylor,
r. 813 Eighteenth
Fleischer Charles, foreman S. Xathan, r. 1623 Powell
Fleischer Ernst, glovecutter, r. 27 Pearl
Fleischer Oscar, musician, r. 2008i Larkin
Fleischer William S., glovecutter Lewis Morgenstein &
Son
Kleischman Charles, restaurant, 1309 Castro
Fleischman Charles L., teacher music, r. 716 Bush
Heischman Charles X''., barber, 315 Kearny, r. 716 Bush
Fleischman Elizabeth Miss, b<x)kkeeper Friedlander A:
Mitau, r. 1017 Oak
Fleischman Emilie C, r. 1822 Buchanan
Fleischman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 3026 Sixteenth
Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r. 9 Howard Court
Fleischman Mathias R., teacher music, r. 1017 Oak
Fleischman Milton P., salesman Hirsch & Cohn, r. 1017
Oak
gS" Fleischman. See Fleishman
Fleisher Bertha Mrs. r. Alms House
Fleisher Eva, widow, r. 922 McAllister
Fleisher Lizzie, domestic 2739 Pine
Fleisher M. & Co., merchants (Santa Maria) oflSce 222
California
Fleisher Wolf, wholesale hats and caps, 22-24 Batteri", r.
1525 Gearj-
aS" Fleisher."- See Flesher
FLEISHHAf'KER A. A CO. (Aaron and Mortimer
Flelshhacker) manufacturers paper and paper boxes,
jewelr\- cases and fancy plush boxes, 520-522 Mar-
ket, Telephone Main 10113
Flelshhacker Aaron (A. Fleishhacker & Co.) r, 2110 Cal-
ifornia
Flelshhacker Herbert, bookkeeper A. Fleishhacker A:
Co., r. 2110 California
Fleishhacker Mortimer (A. Fleishhacker & Co.)r. 2110
California
gS" Fleishhacker. See Flyshaker
Fleishman Frederick, assistant bookkeeper Woousocket
Rubber Co., r. 726 Grove
Fleishman Leon, cigar dealer, r. 2015 Dupont
Fleishman Max, porter M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 530 Jessie
Fleishman Moses, special policeman, r. 2529 Washington
Heishman Samuel G., musician, r. 726 Grove
1^" Fleishman. See Fleischman
Fleissig Ignatz, barber, r. 467 Stevenson
Fleissner George W., bookkeeper, r. 1615 Webster
Fleissner Gustav A., clerk W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
1615 Webster
Fleissner Hugo H., clerk, r. 1615 Webster
Fleissner Lewis Mrs., teacher music, r. 2008 Jackson
Fleissner Otto, teacher music, r. 2514 Octavia
Flekser Jacob, peddler, r. 332 Shipley
Flemer Henry, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2617 Folsoni
Fleming Anna V., Miss, teacher music, r. 6 Camp
Fleming Annie Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 621 Davis
Fleming Arthur, druggist, r. 6 Camp
Fleming .■V.rthur, starcher La Grande Laundrj', r. 22^
Twelfth
Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper, r. 2212 Webst«r
Fleming Bartholomew F., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2212 Webster
Fleming Catherine, widow, r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming Charles, clerk, r. 3127 Sixteenth
Fleming Charles F., traveling salesman, r. 2212 Webster
Fleming Charles X., bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co.,r.6 Caniii
Fleming David, laborer, r. 221 Vallejo
Fleming Edward J., teamster, r. 51 Sacramento
Fleming Elizabeth, widow, r. 10 Auburn
Fleming E. M.Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 405
Leavenworth
Fleming Frederick T. , r. 221-2 Webster
Fleming George, cook, r. 88 Xinth
Fleming George, laborer, r. 221 Mississippi
Fleming George, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Fleming George K., shoemakfer, r. 109 Tvventj-sixth
Jleming George W. , mining, r. 410 Leavenworth
Fleming H. A. D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Sixth
Fleming Harrj-, laborer, r. 46 Jessie
Fleming Harrj- J., clerk, r. 41 Louisa
Fleming Henry E., tinsmith, r. 120S Grove
Fleming James, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming James, farmer, r. Alms House
Fleming James, foreman Yates A: Co., r. 1510 Mission
Fleming James, harnessmaker, r. 36 Clay
Fleming James, teamster, r. 221 Vallejo
Fleming James B., supt. Public Pound, r. 2514 Center
Fleming James B., foreman Henrj- I. Fisher, r. Oak-
land
Fleming James R. (Fleming & KurtoAich) r. 1612 Fol-
som
Fleming Jeannette K. .Miss, teacher Starr King Primarv
School, r. 2084 Market
Fleming J. F., r. 3313 Geary
Fleming Jeremiah F., porter Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 51 Clementina
Fleming John, cigarmaker, r. 217 Guerrero
Fleming John, teamster, r. 3127 Sixteenth
Fleming John, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Fleming John B., pauiter, r. 18 Hayes
Fleming John J., clerk Lick House
Fleming John M., grocers' supplies, r. 400 Octavia
FLE.WIXCi JOH\ T., attorney at law, 530 California,
room 4. r. 1433 High, .\lameda
Fleming John W., jioliceman, r. 708 Buchanan
Fleming Joseph F., driver S. i. Laundrj-, r. 11 Elliott
Park
Fleming Joseph M., teamster, r. 124 Perry
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIEEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
sujIcRiBE 5/^fj FRflNGISGO 6/\LL
CHAS M. SHORTRIDGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Fleming Joseph P., te cher swimming, r. 51 Sacramento
neming Jo iepiiine Miss, teacher James Liclv Grammar
School, r. 3127 Sixteenth
Fleming Mark, barber, 1055 Marlcet.r. 1049 Market
Fleming Martin W., clerk New York Life Ins. Co., r.l42G
Leavenworth
Fleming Mary A. Mrs. , r. 420 Fourteenth
Fleming Michael, shoemaker \V. S. Nolan & Co., r. 24
Lafayette
Fleming Patrick E., i>aliceman, r. 14 Preston PI
Fleming Patrick H. , engineer, r. 3127 Sixteenth
Fleming Peter, seaman, r. Alms House
Fleming Peter H., engineer Chemical Engines, r. 1527
Leaven wi>rtli
Fleming Philip, marine fireman, r. 229 Minna ■
Fleming Rebecca Miss, clerk, r. 10 Auburn
Fleming Richard M. , jiorter J. De I^a Montanya, r. 641
Harrison
Fleming Sands S., carpenter, r. 916 Post
Fleming Thomas W., carriage painter, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming T. L., salesman M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r.
Berkeley
Fleming W. A. & Co. (William A. Fleming) draymen, 12
First
Fleming Willard S., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 6
Camp
Fleming William, laborer, r. OriSJ Clementina
Fleming William, painter, r. 313J O'Farrell
Fleming William, shipcarpenter, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming William, teamster, r. 525 Harrison
Fleming William, teamster, r. 668 Clementina
Fleming William, teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
Fleming William A. (W. A. Fleming & Co.) r. Oakland
Fleming William G., track foreman, r. 1312 Page
Flemhig William J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Oakland
Fleming William J., clerk, r. 41 Louisa
Fleming William J., horse trainer, r. 1234 Twentieth
Fleming William J., messenger, r. 41 Louisa
Fleming & Kurtovich (James R. Fleming and Matthew
Kurtovich) restaurant, 1420 Howard
Flemm Jacob, seaman, r. 6 Union
Flemmer Henry, gripman, r. 2617 Folsom
Flemming Daniel, teamster, r. 204 Perry
Flemming George, shoemaker, r. 109 Twent3'-8ixth
Flemming James, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 559 Bry-
ant
Flemming Jane, widow, nurse, r. 923 Greenwich
Flemming John, teamster, r. 107 Freelon
Flemming Maggie, domestic 3700 California
Flemmmg Mary, domestic 2524 Pine
Flemming William, teamster, r. 116 Minna
Flesh Frank P., inspector Custom House, r. 313 Jones
Flesh Henry, peddler, r. 13 Hinckley
Flesher Gregorj' P. C, physician, office 103 Geaiy, r. 819
Lombard
Fletcher Artemas T., clerk John Rosenf eld's Sons, r.
Alameda
Fletcher Arthur G. , secretarv Cal. Fish Commission, 78
Flood Bldg, r. The Colonial
Fletc;her Charles, laborer, r. 227 Eighth
Fletcher Charles A., r. 1118 Hyde
Fletcher Charles A., clerk Stoddard Bros. , r. 400 Geary
Fletcher Charles E., electrician General Electric Co., r.
719 Post
Fletcher Charles S., fancv and variety store, 1723 Hyde
FLETCHEK DAVIU M., manager Lengfeld's Phar-
macy, 202 Stockton, r. 1806 Laguna
Fletcher Edward, printer, r. Alms House
Fletcher Edwin F. (Fletcher & Johnson) r. 1413 Mason
Fletcher Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Lynch
Fletcher Elliott G., wireman Edison Light and Power
Cn., r. East Berkeley, Cal.
Fletcher E. J., reporter, r. 1226 Mission
Fletcher F., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 2832 California
Fletcher Francis A., deputy Internal Revenue Service,
r. Oakland
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVMRKET STREET
Up-Stairs. orp. P.\LACE Hotel.
Many Novelties in Inirorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksbiir^ Bottlir)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Fletcher Frank W., machinist, r. 357j Minna
Fletcher George, pantryman Montgomery's Hotel
Fletcher George A., clerk, r. 12 Rondell PI
FLETCHER GEORGE R., superintendent Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery, r. S s Point Lobos Av bet Hender-
son and First Av
Fletcher George T., mechanic, r. 1117 Stevenson
Fletcher George T. Mrs., r. 1520i Howard
Fletcher George W., commercial agent S. P. Co., 613
Market, r. Berkeley
Fletcher H. Mrs., r. 11431 Folsom
Fletcher Harriet, widow, r. 1328 Mission
Fletcher Haniet W., widow, r. 1521 Sacramento
Fletcher Harry, marine engineer, r. 2928 Laguna
Fletcher Henrv K., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Fruitvale,
Cal.
Fletcher Henrj' W., machinist, Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. lee'l^ Mis.sion
Fletcher Irwin L., storekeeper Pac. Glove Wks, r. 1806
Laguna
Fletcher James, woodturner, r. Clara bet Fourth and
Fifth
Fletcher Joseph, bellowsmaker, r. 59 Federal
Fletcher Joseph, mason Odd Fellows' Cemetery, S s
Point Lobos Av bet Henderson and First Av
Fletcher Joseph G., janitor, r. 4 Lynch
Fletcher Lewis N. , carjjenter, r. 227 Clipper
Fletcher Lucv H. Miss, bookkeeper Boston Rubber Shoe
Co., r. Oakland
Fletcher Lvle M., general agent American Refrigerator
Transit Co., 132 California, r. Oakland
Fletcher Matthew M. , bookkeeper John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 2832 California
Fletcher R. Mrs., domestic Palace Hotel, r. 614 Folsom
Fletcher Richard, clerk, r. 2832 California
Fletcher Robert H., captain C. S. A. (retired) r. 2503
Fillmore
Fletcher Stephen, collector California Wire Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Fletcher Thomas, dentist, r. 218 Noe
Fletcher William F. , clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oak-
land
Fletcher William, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 614
Folsom
Fletcher William A., driver, r. 35 Washington Av
Fletcher William C, clerk Freight Auditors Dept S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Fletcher & Johnson (Edwin T. Fletcher and Emile John-
son) restaurant, NW cor Montgomery Av and VaKejo
Flett William, ropeman, r. 1604 Guerrero
Flett William, shoemaker W. H.Nolan & Co., r. Oak-
land
B^- Flett. See Fleet
FLETTER FREEBORN J., vice-president California
Cap Co. , 218 California, r. Alameda
Fleur Alfred, laundryman, r. 1743 Mission
Fleur Virgil, ironer John BemaUvr. 627 Third
Fleury Adolphe, laundryman, r. 131 Morris Av
Fleury EUzabeth, cashier The Maze, r. 2912 Fillmore
Fleuiy Emile V., machinist, r. 131 Morris Av
Fleury John M., r. 721 Geary
Fleury Julius, machinist, r. 2912 Fillmore
Fleurv Peter, driver Hitte Bros.
Flick Carl W., r. 3011 Pierce
Flick Charles G., engineer, r. 1041 Armv
Flick Dueker, ironworker, r. 1041 Army
Flick Edmond, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1010 Broadway
Flick John B., teacher languages, r. 1010 Pacific
Flick Philip, clerk Miller. Sloss & Scott, r. 12j;Lapidgy
Flicke Gustave, painter, r. 131 Fifth
Fliegelman David, cutter Charles Lyons, r. 8J Dale PI
Flietti William, salesman J. J. Duffy & Co., r. 2 Mont-
gomery Court * •" iiv.na
Flieger Ernest I. , groceries and liquors, 3147 Sixteenth,
r. 401 Guerrero
Flieger Henry R., expressman, NE cor Mission and
Steuart, r. S s Thirtieth nr Sanchez
DIXONJOHGESON HO. SHOWCASES
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^ 428 California Street
-H Flieler Richard, barber, 871 Market, r. 33 Thirty-secunJ
■H Flierl John F. , tailor, 34 Third, r. Oakland
Fligeltaub Isaac, sale-man, r. lo Third
O Flinn E. A. Mrs., bakery, 200 Noe
*>1 Flinn Edmund, cigarmaker, r. 1211 Laguna
^ Flinn Edmund F. Jr., salesman John VV. Flinn, r. 90.5
jj* Jones
\^ Flinn Hubert F., bookkeeper, r. 1211 Lagiina
2 Flinn James J. (Flinn & Treacy) r. 1145 Harrison
Hj Flinn John W., proprietor Pavilion Auction House, 319-
5 321 Sutter, r. 905 Jones
Flinn Joseph H., policeman, r. 1211 Laguna
• Flinn Patrick T., manager Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 1226
9 Page
Zi Flinn Thomas J. (Flinn & Bonney) r. 2131 Mission
-H Flinn Th imas R., policeman, r. 515 Buchanan
SV Flinn William D., solicitor Flinn & Treacy, r. 515 Bu-
chanan
(V Flinn & Bonney (Thomas J. Flinn and James W. Bon-
(jj ney) liquors, 2131 Mission
Ul Flinn & Treacy (James J. Flinn and Timothy E.
Treacy) artificial stone and street contractors, 321
Montgomery
B^ Flinn. See Flynn
Flint Agnes W. Mrs., registrar Associated Charities, 601
Commercial
Flint Alexander B., wharf builder D. Laydon & Co., r.
730 Folsom
Flint Alraira, widow, r. 26a Pleasant
Flint Almira T. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
r. '.'Ca Pleasant
Flint Brilsford P. (Flint & McLennan) r. 1121 Hyde
FLI!«T €.\RRIAGK HARDWARE €0. (Edward
D. Flint) 217-221 Mission
Flint David, lather, r. 27i Fourth
Fl nt Edward D. (Flint Carriage Hardware Co.) r. Oak-
land
Flint Edward P., real estate, 19 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Flint Frank J., drayman, r. 621 Ash Av
Flint George B. , president and manager O. P. Downing
Co., 116 Battery, r. Oakland
Flint George E., druggist Dr. A. F. Leonard, r. 1229
Ellis
Flint Hannah, widow, r. 1604 Post
Flint Harry P., miner, r. 11^ South Park
Flint Honora, doniestic 2501 California
Flint Howard, clerk William K. Vickery, r. Oakland
Flint J. F., tinsmith W. W. Montague "& Co.
Flint Joseph A., tile setter, office 16 Post
Flint Joseph N., clerk U. S. Naval Office, r. 323 Larkin
Flint Martha, domestic, r. 4.J D
Flint Motley H., Post Office Inspector, 78c U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, 4th floor, r. Los Angeles Cal.
Flint Nathan E., machinist S. P. Co., r. 238 Seven-
teenth
tLIXT SAMIIEl, superintendent U. S. Railway Mall
Service, office SW cor Jackson and Battery, r. Oak-
f'^<«-.land
FLINT «K HlcLEKNAN (Brilsford P. Flint and Frank
P. McLennan) proprietors San Francisco Wool Sort-
ing and Scouring Co., SW cor Fifth and Bluxome,
Telephone South 60
Flint's Warehouse, Bode & Haslett proprietors, 1203
Battery
FHntner Frank W., lumber survevor, 9 Mission, r. 3426
Bki Sixteenth
Flinton Leonard, teamster, r. 525 Howard
Flittner Henry, hore trainer, r. 702 Van Ness Av
Floan Louis B., carpenter, r. 6 Moss
Flober Ernest, nurse, r. 1144 Sutter
Flockhart Caroline, widow, r. 1434 Broadway
Flockhart John S., engineer, r. .50(>i- Natoma, rear
Floersheim Jacob, mnfrs agent, 4 Sutter, room 11, r
1538 Ellis
r. 323
Fleeter Hermann E., bartender Adam
Turk
Flohr Frederick, sculj^tor, N s Fourteenth bet Mission
and Valencia
Flohr Gustave F., sign writer, r. 761 Mission
Flohr Theodore, r. 327 Montgomery Av
6S~ Flohr. See Fluhr
Flood Adele Miss, machine operator, r. 151 Dore
Flood Alvah H., engineer stmr Encinal, r. 9 Beaver
Flood Andrew, contractor, office 16 Post, r. 1405Ji Scoti
Flood Arthur M., dental student, ,59 Muqihy Bldg, r. 9
Beaver
Flood Bridget, r. 123J Ivy Av
Flood Bridget, widow, r. 228 Tenth
FLOOD BIIILDIJMO, SW cor Market and Fourth
Flood Charles, carpenter, r. 827 Pulaski nr Cortland .\\
Flood Charles M., r. 422 Eddy
Flood Edward, laborer Alex.'McCord & Co., r. 26 Turk
Flood Eveline Miss, machine operator W. H. Nolan, r.
151 Dore
Flood George W., traveling salesman, r. 508 Webster
Flood Harry C, clerk Raphael Weill & Co.,r. 2015 Broiul-
way
Flood Helene A. Miss, clerk, r. 1122 Elm Av
Flood Henry E., r. 422 Eddy
Flood Henry T., clerk Nolan & Sons, r. 1122 Elm Av
Flood James, laborer, r. 151 Dore
Flood James, rancher, r. 27 Third
Flood James, stevedore, r. 9 Vert)na
FLOOD .I.4MES F. REV., jMstor Sacred Heart
Church, S s Fell bet Webster and Fillmore, r. 546
Fillmore
FLOOD JAME»!i L., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, Tele-
phone Main 483, r. Menlo Park, Cal.
Flood James W., machinist, r. 4 McCormick
Flood James C. Mrs., widow, r. 1010 California
Flood Jennie Miss, r. 1010 California
Flood John, bakery, 143 Third
FLOOD .JOHN C, attorney at law, 75-76-77 Nevada
Block, r. 914 Treat Av
Flood John J. , stairbuilder, r. 9 Verona
Flood John J., student, r. 819 Golden Gate Av
Flood John W., r. 422 Eddy
Flood John W. (Brown & FloodJ r. 136 Sixth
Flood Joseph, r. 723 Polk
Flood Joseph C. (Flood & McDonald) r. 531 Castro
Flood Josephine, widow, r. 151 Dore
Flood Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 711 Van Ness Av
Flood LukR, liquors, SW cor Brannan and Ritch
Flood M. Mrs., widow, r. 2122 Washington
Flood Marie Miss, machine operator W. H. Nolan, r. ir.l
Dore
Flood Marion E., widow, r. 522^ Jessie
Flood Mary, widow, r. 1122 Elm Av
Flood Michael, real estate agent, 302 Montgomery, nxini
14, r. 723 Polk
Flood Michael A., draughtsman Charles J. 1. Devlin, r.
723 Polk
Flood Nellie Miss, tailoress, r. 151 Dore
Flood Patrick, r. 1312 Harrison
Flood Patrick, laborer, r. 417 Twenty-sixth
Flood Patrick Mrs., widow, r. 39 Lafayette
Flood Patrick J., plumber, 17?8 Fillmore, r. 207 Bart-
lett
Flood Peter P., bartender Charles Mueller & Co., r. 12.'.
Diamond
Flood Philip H., physician and surgeon, office and r. 839
Ellis
Flood Richard A., clerk, r. 125 Silver
Flood Theresa Miss, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Flood Thomas, teamster, r. 39 Lafayette
Flood Thomas F., driver U. S. Brewery, r. 39 Lafayette
Flood Thomas R., assistant druggist St. Mary's Hospital
Flood & McDonald (Joseph C. Flood and William H. Mc-
Donald) plumbei-s and gasfitters, 531 Castro
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Florance Alfred C, tillermaii Truck 6, r. U25a Oak
Florance John G., groceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Florence A. E., clerk What Cheer House
Florence Charles H., millman, r. 1045 Market
FLOKKKCIi: CRITTESiOO:^ HOMES, Rev. James
W. Ellsworth manager, 520 Kearny
Florence Edward, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. Berkeley
Florence Georye C, waiter, r. 618 Jones
Florence Jose])h, butcher, r. 1416 Geary
Florence Joseph, tanner Struven & Kirgle, r. 1231 Rhode
Island
Florence Manufacturing Co. (Florence, Mass.) Brown &
Metzer agents, 53ft Market
Florence The, Mrs. Nellie Withers proprietor, 102 Ellis
Florentine Augustus, proprietor Four Mile House, Es
R tilroid Av bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Av
South
Florentine Walter, laborer, r. 2S04 Greenwich
Flores Anselmo A., machinist, r. S s Folsom nr Fourth
Flores Eli, barber, r. 27 Stone
Flores Frank, storekeeper Owens & Starr, r. 7 Ninth
Flores Jose, cigarmaker Pacific Coast Co-operative Cigar
Mnfg Co., r. 5S5 Mission
Flores Manuel, clerk George Dawson, r. 320 Green
Flores M. B., barber Manuel F. Silva, r. 211^ Polk
Flores Vincenso, lisherman, r. 6 Gaines
Florin Charles, seamen, r. 229 East
Florintine Sarah, wi low, r. 321 Jersey
Floris Frank, waiter, r. 212J- Sixth
FIiOKI8TO.\ I€E CO., Alexander F. Morrison presi-
dent, Joseph Martin secretary, office 327 Market
Florists and Flower Growers Association of California,
H. J. Kassel secretary, A. Hilbeit treasurer, office
31 Geary
Flosden George, hostler, r. Bay District Track
Floto James H., physician, 402 Kearny
Floto Sidney W., clerk Tillmann & Bendell, r. Oakland
Floud J. R., 31 asst engineer stmr Rio de Janeiro
FLOUftVOV .fOil.M. attorney at law, 39 Mills Bldg,
10th fljor. Telephone Main 1901, r. 1829 Clay
Flover Ernest F. , proprietor California Nurses Agency,
r. 1144 Sutter
Flower Charles H., r. 1108^ Hampshire
Flower Henry, student, r. 211.^ Polk
Flower John H., laborer, r. IIOSJ Hampshire
Floyd Albert N., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Floyd Edw.vrd T., clerk S. F. Gas Liifht Co., r. Alameda
Floyd Elizabeth, widow, r. 537 Howard
Floyd George (Fl .yd & Kelly) r. 1615 Devisadero
Floyd George, truckman Truck 6
Floyd Harry, plumber Floyd & Kelly, r. 1615 Devisa-
dero
Floyd Herbert, seaman, r. 27 Federal, rear
Floyd James, engineer, r. Alms House
Floyd Jefferson D , liquors and restaurant, 118 Califor-
nia, r. 329 Jersey
Floyd John, clerk S. St Denis & Co.
Floyd John H., coachmxn, r. lOS Austin Av
Floyd John M., policeman, r. lUlf) Devisadere
Floyd Joseph F., bookbinder Phill ps Bros., r. Alameda
Floyd Lawrence, foreman Thomas C. Butterworth, r. NE
cor El Uoraio and Bryant Av
Floyd Minna Miss, r. 169 Perry
Floyd Thomas, r. 1022 Treat Av
Floyd Thomas, gro eries, NE cor Bryant and El Dorado
Floyd Thomas L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. SE
cor Bryant and El Dorado
Floyd Trust The, H. E. Matthews agent, 120 Sutter,
room 27
Floyd Wdliam F. (Phaenix Engraving Co.) r. 2515 Sac-
ramento
Floyd William E., salesman Yates & Co., r. 204 Fair
Oaks
Floyd William T., painter, r. 519 Minna
Floyd & Kelly (Ge .rge Floyd and James Kelly) plumb-
ers, 2000 Devisadero
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Flubacher Emil, shoemaker, r. 734 Montgomery
Flubachcr Louis, ship rigger, r. 706J^ Pine
Fluegel Emil F., clerk W. MohIe& Co., r. 991 McAllis-
ter
Flugger Frederick M., manager Palo Alto Ranch Dairy,
r. 1814 Devisadero
Flugger J. Charles, dairj-man, r. 1810 Devisadero
Flugger M. , widow, r. 1814 Devisadero
US' Flugger. See Flueger
Fluhr Lizzie Mrs. , r. 531 Noe
Fluhr Theodore P. , finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 531 Noe
Fluitch Elward, sausagemaker Katz & Sons, r. 1006
Union
Flukiger Jacob, bartender Anna M. Vetterli, r. 711 Mis-
sion
B^" Fluren. See Fuiren
Flynn Andrew, clerk American Import Co., r. 29J Oak
Grove Av
Flynn Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW eor
Louisiana and Sierra
Flynn Anthony, carpenter, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Albert H., foreman Clinton E. Worden & Co., r.
3634 Sixteenth
Hynn Catherine, widow, r. 531 Twenty-second
Flynn Charles, blacksmith, r. NE cor Twenty-ninth and
H
Flyan Charles, driver J. T. Roberts, r. Bay View
Flynn Charles, horseshoer, r. 446 Brannan
Flynn Chirles H., clerk, r. 11801 Harrison, rear
Flynn Daniel, blacksmith, r. 624 Fourth
Flynn Daniel, butcher, r. Tenth Av South nr Railroad
Av
Flynn Daniel I., candy maker, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Daniel S., laborer, r. 711 Natoma
Flynn David, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1330J
Broadway
Flynn Delia Miss, domestic 1718 Sacramento
Flvnn Dennis, r. 577 Minna
Flyiin Dennis, butcher, r. Railroad Av nr Niiith Av
South
Flynn Dennis, laborer, r. 322 Minna
Flynn Dennis, shoemaker, r. SE cor Powell Av and Mis-
sion
Flynn Dennis L., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Service, r.
622^ Natoma
FljTin Edmund, foreman Coburn, Tevis & Co., r. 21t>
Duncan
Flynn Edward, plasterer, r. 29| Oak Grove Av
Flynn Edward, shoemaker, r. 1330^ Broadway
Flynn Edward J., conductor, r. 2927b Sacramento
Flynn Ella Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 1434 California
Flynn Ellen, widow, r. 4 Alemany
Flynn Fannie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 317 J Tehama
Flynn F. R., starcher La Grande Laundry, r. 22s
Twelfth
Flynn Frank, compositor Exmiiner
Flynn Frank, fireman stmr Mariposa, r. 607 Howard
Flynn Frank, teamster, r. 21 Clara, rear
Flynn Frank J., clerk C. A. Hooper \- C.x, r. 723 Guei--
rero
Fl nn Frederick V. (Flynn & Sheehan) r. 29
Flynn George J., teamster, r. 630J Fulton
FLI'IVIV UVfiH (Flynn & McDevitt) r. 339 Minna
Flynn J., salesman, r. 637 Golden Gate Av
Flvnn James, asst keeper Point Bonita Lighthouse
Flynn James, boots and shoes, 34 Second, r. 649| F^Iso:i
Flynn James, clerk, r. 87 Brady
Flynn James, clerk, r. 2106J Bryant
Flynn James, driver Milbrae Co., r. 1249 Mission
Flynn James, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 12 William
Flynn James, m ingler La Grande Laundry. 16 ShotwoH
Flynn James, milkman, r. 1924 San Carlos Av
Flynn James, pjrk packer, 47 California, r. 2022 BrjMUt
Flymi James, printer, r. 437b Hay^s
Flynn James, salesman, r. 715 Franklin
Flynn James E., bookbinder, r. 333 Jessie
¥\ycm James F., canvasse-, r. 12 Hunt
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Flyiiu James F., plumbing and g^asfltting, 1008 Railroad
Av
Fiyiin James H., surveyor, r. 1903 Hyde
Flyiin James H., teamster, r. 1180^ Harrison, rear
Flynn James J., proprietor Golden Gate Contracting Co. ,
76 Columbian Bldg, r. 299 Hyde
Flynn James T. , laborer, r. 413 Filbert
Flytm John, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 914 Howard
Flynn John, cook schr Parkersburg, r. Alameda
Flyiin John, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 230c Twelfth
Flynn John, ensrineer, r. 1924 San Carlos Av
Flynn John, laborer, r. 19 Calhoun
Flynn John, laborer, r. 3.553 Fillmore
Flynn John, liquors, 1509 Valencia
Flynn John, rigger, r. 1114 Sanchez
FIjim John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Flynn John F., jeweler, r. 119 Fell
Flynn John H., carpenter, r. 202 ^'an Ness Av
Flynn John H. Mrs. , dressmaking, 74 Murphy Bldg, r.
14 McAllister
Flynn John J., asst chief clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
7041 Linden Av
Flynn John J., carpenter, 1465 Minna
Flyun John J., motorman Potrero and Bay View Ry., r.
3 Kentucky PI
Flynn John J., shipping clerk Kingan & Co. r. 2020
Brj'ant
Flynn John J., tinsmith, r. 413 Filbert
Flynn John R., laborer, r. 412 Utah
Flymi John S., hackdriver, r. 1101 Mission
Flynn John T., carpenter, r. 127 Hickory Av
Flynn John T. , hackman, r. 1010 McAllister
Flynn John T., teamster McNab & Smith, r. 35 Gilbert
Flynn Joseph, clerk, r. 1924 San Carlos Av
Fljim Joseph, policeman, r. 384 Dolores
Flyiui Joseph, teamster, r. 87 Brady
Flynn J. Stanton, harnessmaker J. O'Kane, r. 6491 Fol-
som
Flynn Julia, widow, r. 14 White
Flynn Lizzie Miss, domestic 1822 Sacramento
Flynn L. J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 637 Golden
Gate Av
Flynn Luke, laborer, 87 Brady
Flynn Luke A., salesman Shennan, Clay & Co., r. 6 Shel-
don PI
Flywn M., bedmaker What Cheer House
Flynn Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 216 Jersey
Flynn Margaret, typewriter, r. 322 Minna
Flynn Margaret, nurse 2919 Van Ness Av
Flynn Maria, widow, r. 704J Linden Av
Flynn Mary, r. SE cor Powell Av and Mission
Flymi Mary, domestic 222 Fulton
Flynn Mary E. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary School,
r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Mary K., widow, liquors, r. 3125 Mission
Flynn Matthew J., watertender, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Maurice, 1180J Harrison, rear
Flynn Maurlca, plasterer, r. 604 Bartlett
Flyim Maurice A., real estate, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Maurice A. Jr., clerk, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Maui ice D. , machinist, r. 1180^ Harrison, rear
Flvnn Michael, r. 117 Fell
Flynn Michael, r. 328 Geary
Flynn Michael, carpenter, r. 127 Hickory Av
Flynn Michael, finisher A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Twenty-
fifth and Hampshire
Flynn Michael, fireman stmr. Colon, r. 103 Welsh
Flynn Michael, ironworker, r. 20 Georgia
Flynn Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 327 Louis-
iana
Flynn Michael, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
Flynn Michael, teamster Wainwright & Easton, r. 2750b
Bush, rear
Flynn Miles, janitor, r. 333 Jessie
Flynn Millie Miss, teacher music, r. 230c Twelfth
Flyim Nellie Miss, r. 443 Clementina
Flyim P., fireman stmr. Colima
Flynn Patrick, wood and coal, 406 Tehama, r. 263 Perry
Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. 157 Michigan
Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 255 Minna
Flynn Patrick, tinsmith, r. 413 Filbert
Flynn Patrick H., granite cutter, r. 823 Seventeenth
Flynn Peter, miner, r. 217 Third
Flynn Peter J., foreman F. B. Joyce & Co., r. 291 Oak
Grove Av
Flynn Thomas, bolt maker, r. 914 Howard
Flynn Thomas, contractor, r. 17 Third
Flynn Thomas, expressman, cor. Third and Market,
r. 723 Guerrero
Flynn Thomas, gardener, r. 2415 Clay
Flynn Thomas, gilder, r. 723^ Natoma
Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. 2018 Br>ant
Flynn Thomas, marine fireman, r. 541 First
Flynn Thomas, porter, r. 19 Calhoun
Flynn Thomas, salesman Patrick Flanigan, r. 1120 How-
ard
Fljini Thomas C, shoemaker, r. 118 Lily Av
FLli^x^ THOMAS E., manager Wasp, 313 Market,
r. 905 Market
Flvnn Thomas F., teamster, r. 1924 San Carlos Av
Flvnn Thonsas F., teamster, r. 112} Lily Av
Flynn Thomas F., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. 413
Filbert
Flynn Thomas J. , with Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Thomas P., groceries and liquors, 23 Garden
Flynn Timothy, painter, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Timothy, painter, r. 1907 Hyde
Flynn Timothy, plasterer, r. 1313 T\\ enty -fifth
Flynn Timothy J., teamster, r. 531 Twenty -second
Flynn William, apprentice Pac. Rolling Mills
Flynn William, carpetlayer William Ehrenpfort, r. 723
Guerrero
Flynn William, laborer, r. 54 First
Flynn William, laborer, r. 500i Seventh
Flynn William, longshoreman, r. 1914 Greenwich
Flynn William, painter, r. 216 Jersey
Flynn William, teamster, r. 19 Calhoun
Flynn William C, r. 3 Clyde
Flynn William D., r. 531 Twenty-second
FljTin William F., stevedore, r. 627 Second
Flvnn William P., lithographer, r. 11801 Harrison, rear
Flynn William T. , clerk, r. 723 Guerrero
Flynn Winifred Mrs., r. Railroad Av nr Ninth Av South
Flynn & McDevitt (Hugh Fl3Tin and James E. McDevitt)
proprietors City Front Coal Co., 217-225 East
FLYNN & SHEEHAN <.r^.H,. v.
FIjnn and Juliu H. s^^lieelian) merchant
tailors, Jnnt-tion Ellis and Market, en-
trance 906 Market
SS" Flynn. See Flinn
Flyshaker Samuel, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 51S
Stockton
Foard El zabeth, widow, r. 1912 Devisadero
FOAkD L0RE\TZ, ship chandler and groceries, 9-11
Market and 3-5 Steuart, Telephone Main 670, r. Ala-
meda
Foard Thomas J., compositor Bacon Printing Co., r. 425
Kearny
gS" Foard. See Ford and Forde
Focacci Marie, widow, r. 932 Montgomery
Foch Henry, shoemaker, r. 2152 Filbert
Fodera Antonia, poultry and game, 2-8 San Francisco
Market, r. 1402 Mason
Foere James, clerk U. S. Appraiser's Service, r. Windsor
Hotel
Foerster Charles A., foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Foerster Coustantine E. A. (Morrison, Stratton &
Foerster) attorney at law, 123-127 Crocker Bldg. r.
748 Twenty-third"
8®" Foerster. See Forrester, Forster and Foster
Foertsch Conrad, cooper, r. 642 Folsom
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Foertsch Frederick, waiter, r. 20 » Leidesdorff
Foertsch Henry J. , cooper, r. 104 Silver
Foesten Herman, clerk, r. 3 Mary Lane
Foflf Gustave, waiter, r. 564 Natoma
Fogarty Annie M. Miss, teacher music, r. lOOSt Guerrero
Fogarty Charles, blacksmith Martin & Co.
Fogarty Edward, driver Log Cabin Bakery, r. 933 Nine-
teenth
Fogarty Edward, waiter, r. 176 Minna
Fogarty Elizabeth J., domestic 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Frank, ship carpenter, r. 202 Brannan
Fogarty Frank P., furniture finisher, r. 808 Mission
Fogarty Henry P., watchman, r. 30 Derlaiul
Fogarty James, r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty James, carpenter,- r. 22 Turk •
Fogartv James, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth and
Tiffany Av
Fogarty James, teamster Daniel Gallaglier, r. 1()02 Har-
risi>n
Fogarty James B., carpenter, r. 933 Nineteenth
Fogarty James H. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 104 Duti-
can
Fogarty James P. (Fogarty & Springer) r. 1718 San Car-
los Av
F(jgar'y James T., shoemaker, r. 10 Chapultepec, B. H.
Fogarty John, teamster, r. 736 Tehama
Fogarty John, teamster W. J. Ray Mnfg Co., r. 933
Nineteenth
Fogarty John J., bartender, r. 4 Magner PI
Fogarty John P., bookkeeper, r. 1008 J Guerrero
Fogarty John T., special agent and adjuster RoUo V.
Watts, 502 Montgomery, r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty Martha A., niachinehand, r. 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Mary, widow, r. 1008 J Guerrero
Fogarty Mary T. Miss, cashier Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein, r. 400 Utah
Fogarty Martin, laborer, r. 28^ Chesley
Fogarty Michael, teamster, r. 400 Utah
Fogarty Patrick, shoemaker, r. 263 Clementina
Fogarty Richard, hoseman Engine 7. r. 30 Dorland
Foifarty Thomas, laborer, r. 281 Chesley
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Thomas J., laborer, r. 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Walter T., filler Pierre G. Somps, r. 263 Cnem-
entina
Fogarty William H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
331 Haight
Fogarty Widiam H., salesman, r. 808 Mission
Fogarty William J., clerk Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. Alameda
Fogarty & Springer (James Fogarty and William H.
Springer) wood, coal, hay and grain, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
Foge Jacob, clerk John M. Foge, 913A Mission
Foge John M., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth and
Mission, r. 913J Mission
Foge Lafranz Mrs., widow, r. 620 Twenty-third
Foge William H., clerk Bernhard F. Bruse, r. 1061
Golden Gate Av
Fogel Frank, r. 614 Grove
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay, r. 614 Grove
Fogel Jacob, ladies' furnishing goods, 1356 Market, r. 614
Grove
Fogel Johanna, widow, r. 1828 Union
Fogel Reuben, bookkeeper George Fogel, r. 614 Grove
8^ Fogel. See Fogle and Vogel
Fogelstron Annie, domestic Woman's Hospital
Fogg George R., dispatcher Market St. Ry, r. 334 Braii-
F04>(> I1E8LIE F., vice-president and superintendent
Bay City Iron Wks, 103-105 Fremont, r. 3006 Steiner
Fogg Nathan P., clerk, r. 963 Mission
Fogiani Sofia, widow, r. 8 Prescott PI
Fogle A. L. Miss, copyist U. S. Surveyor General's office,
r. 1809 Steiner
Fogle Oren B., paying teller Crocker- Wool worth National
Bank, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
WATSON & CO., 124 TJlarUet Street
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H^" Fogle. See Fogel and Vogel
Fi >gt N. , chief cook stmr City of Sydney
Fogus Wallace, plumber Ford Bros., r. 212 Golden Gate
Av
Fojada Celestina, widow, r. 3 Reed PI
Fold ng Iron Gate and Guard Co., ottice 123 New Mont-
gi unerj-
Foley Albert, peddler, r. 641 Minna
Foley Anastatia, widow, r. 12a Garden
Foley Andrew J., bartender Thomas J. Walsh, r. 1220
Webster
Foley Annie Miss, domestic, r. 14 Bluxome
Foley Annie T. Miss, forelady Greenebaum, Weil A:
Michels, r. Alameda
Foley Augustus, laborer E. F. Dennison, r. Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Foley Bridget, r. 116 Albion Av
Foley Catherine Miss, r. 18| Rincon PI
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 75 Natoma, rear
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 252 Clara
Foley Charles, master mariner, r. 302 Fifteenth
Foley Cornelius J., painter, 2110 Fillmore, r. 2412 Post
Foley Daniel, boilermaker J. C. Lenimer & Co., r. 68
Minna
Foley Daniel, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 911
Batterj'
Foley Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Minnesota
Foley Daniel, painter, 1804 Market, r. Twelfth Av
and H
Foley Daniel, teamster, r. 678 Brannan
Foley Daniel F., laborer, r. 2422 Geary
Foley David J., porter Castle Bros., r. 1904Larkin
Foley Denis, laborer, r. 40 Montcalm
Foley Denis, laborer, r. 40 Montcalm
Foley Dennis, musician, r. 618^ Natoma
Foley Dennis, teamster, r. 27 Railway
Foley Dennis F., r. 722 Harrison
Foley Dennis J., ship carpenter, r. 8:^6 Guerrero
Foley Edmund, engineer, r. 8 Gough
Foley Edward, baker, r. 1124i Harrison
Foley Edward, engineer, r. 139 Taylor
Foley Edward H., teamster Calvin E. Knickerbocker, r.
i7 Tehama
Foley Edward J., pressman E.xaminer, r. 133 Langton
Foley Edwni J., bookkeeper J. Richard Freud & Co., r.
14 Garden
Fr>ley Edward T. , salesman H. S. Crocker Co. , r. 1413i
Buchanan
Foley Ella, widow, r. 10401 Mission
Foley Ellen, domestic 2425 Buchanan
Foley Elizabeth, widow, r. ISh Rincon PI
FOLEY F. Jt €0. (Francis and Frank X. Foley) wool
pullers, 911-923 Seventh cor Channel
Foley Francis (F. Foley & Co.) r. 1215 Hayes
Folev Frank, baker, r. 918 Montgomery
Foley Frank, actor, r. 5Hi Third
Foley Frank D., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 1413J-
Buchanan
Foley Frank J., upholsterer, r. 7 South Broderick
Foley Frank X. (F. Foley & Co.) r. 1215 Hayes
Foley Frederick W., janitor, r. 406 Sutter
Foley Georire, laborer, r. 40 Montcalm
Foley Henry J., lithographer, Schmidt Label & Litho
Co., r 112 De Long Av
Foley Howard A., r. 2215 1 Polk
Foley Hugh, stone cutter, r. 1531 Seventeenth
Foley James, r. 922 Fifteenth Av South
Foley James, cook, r. 12 E\erett
Foley James, laborer, r. 1719 Jones
Foley James, musician, r. 433 Turk
Foley James, policem n, r. 1221 Scott
Foley James, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 812 Buch-
anan
Foley James, porter Bonestell & Co., r. 1225 Kearny
Foley James, scavenger, r. 34 Federal
Foley James A. i)ainter, r. 433 Turk
Foley James P., clerk, r. 725^ Natoma
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Foley Jeremiah, cement paver, r. 1311 Eddy
Foley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 125 Vallej-
FoleV Jeremi ih, laborer, r. 722 Sierra
Foley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Foley Johanna Mrs., janitress, r. 24 Clara
Foley John, contractor, r. 11 Walter
Foley John, clerk, r. 812 Buchanan
Foley John, hackdriver, r. 24 Clara
Foley John, h ickdriver. r. 1315 Stockton
Foley John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Foley John, laborer, r. 109 Filbert
Foley John, laborer, r. 144 Clara
Foley John, laborer, r. 519 Brannan, rear
Foley John, millhand, r. 14 Bluxome
Foley John, painter, r. 13 Isis
Foley John, woodworker, r. 737 Har»ison
Foley John Jr., laborer, r. 144 Clara
Foley John A. with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 135a Doug-
lass
Foley John C, carpenter, r. 1020 Califiimia
Foley John J., barber, r. 324 Tehama
Foley .John J., hackdriver, r. 1812 Powell
Foley John J., ironmolder, r. 1151 Mission
Foley John R., traveling salesman Dunham, Carrigan iV
Hayden Co., r. 714 Twentieth
Foley John T., inspector Custom House, r. 13 Walter
Foley Joseph, clerk Oook & Co., r. 1904 Larkin
Foley Joseph, waiter, r. 931a Howard
Foley Joseph A., gripman Market St. Ry. r. 1524 Howard
Foley Joseph T., carpetlayer, r. 27 Railway Av
Foley Laurence, longshoreman, r. 28 Ridley
Foley Lucy, domestic 2534 Mission
Foley Maggie Miss, r. ISi Ruicon PI
Foley Maggie Mrs., nurse, r. 150S Howard
Foley Margaret Miss, r. 1700 Kearny
Foley Margaret, domestic, 35 Essex
Foley Margaret, widow, r. 20i Hubbard
Foley Margaret, widow, r. 616 Minna
Folev Martin, laborer, r. 1305 Green
Foley Mary Mrs., r. 1812 Market
Foley Mary, furnished rooms, r. 737 Harrison
Foley Mary Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 1112
Army
Foley Mary Miss, typewriter, r. 1700 Kearny
Foley Mary A., domestic 2104 Bush
Foley Maurice, clerk Aloise Gless, r. 37J Louisa
Foley Michael, bakery, 118 Seventh, r. 1031 Ellis
Foley Michael, driver, r. 436 Tenth
Foley Michael, fireman, r. 40i Dore
Foley Michael, gravel yard, Sixth and Channel, oflfice 16
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 133 Freeion
Foley Michael, laborer, 1700 Keaniy
Fo'ey Slichael, piledriver, r. 137 Tehama
Foley Michael, seaman, r. 6 Union
Foley Michael, stevedore, r. 52J Clementina
Foley Michael, teamster, r. 90 Colton
Foley Michael, warehouseman 138 Lombard
Foley Michael J., painter, r. 726 Natoma
Foley Morris, clerk, r. 37J Louisa
Foley N. T. Miss, school teacher, r. 100 Tehama
Foley Patrick, bartender Steiner & Ferguson,
Harriet
Foley Patrick, drajinan, r. 2711 Aldine
Foley Patrick, hackman, r. 135 Shipley
Foley Patrick, housemover, r. 725 J Xatoma
Shipl<
, 725J>
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Victor
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 413 Eleventh
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 707 Xatoma
Foley Patrick, watertender stmr Peru
Foley Patrick A. Rev., asst St. Patricks Church, r.
744 Mission
Foley Patrick F., cabinetmaker W. A. Schrock r. 413
Eleventh
Foley Patrick J., papercarrier, r. 2 Hunt
Foley Peter, ironmolder Thompson Bros., r. 100 Te-
hama
Foley Richard, blacksmith James W. Keefe, r. 12a Gar-
den
Foley Richard J., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 520
Brjant
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 109 Gilbert
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 618} Xatoma
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Foley Thoma-s, printer H. S. Crocker Co"., r. 11 Harriet
Foley Thomas, livery stable, 1812-1814 Powell, r. ISIS
Powell
Foley Thomas, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Foley Thomas, weigher, r 7 Gilbert
Foley Thomas F., compositor, r. 618^ Natoma
Foley Thomas L, blacksmith, r. 622 Stevenson
Foley Thomas J., laborer, r. 21 Gunnison Av
Foley Thomas M., laborer, r. 16J Johnston Av
Foley Thomas T., carpenter, r. 269 Broad, Ocean View
Foley Timothy, r. Railroad Av nr Tw entieth Av South
Folev Timothy, liquors, r. 426 Hickon' Av
Foley Timothy (Sears & Foley) r. 426 Hickory Av
Foley Timothy, watchman stmr Transit, r. 40^ Dore
Foley Timothy F., carpenter, r. 40| Dore
Foley Walter "j. T., milkman, r. 11 Walter
Foley William, r. 14 Bluxome
Foley William, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. if-
Decatur
Foley William, laborer, r. 1112| Army
Foley William, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 524 Stevenson
Foley William, milkman, r. 515 Brodenck
Foley William E., machine hand C. M. Dejjew Planimr
Mill Co., r. 117Perry
Foley William F., liquors, 2100 Folsom, r. 105 Seven-
teenth
Foley William L., blacksmith G. W. Phelan, r. 144 Clara
Folger AUvn S., bookkeeper Fulton Eng. and Ship BlUg
Wks, r. Oakland
Folger Char'es, harnessmaker, r. 220 Montgomery Av
FoUer Clinton, accountant New Zealand Ins. Co., r. 1323
Guerrero
FOLUER DANIEL W.. expert accountant, .530 Cali-
fornia, room 38. r. 1916 Franklin
Folger Ernest R., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Fc:)lger Eu,'ene, insurance agent and collector, 238 Mont-
gomery, r. Russ House
FOL<.ER J. A. A CO. (incorporated) James A.
Folger president, C. J. Paddock vice-president,
John H. Titcomb secretarj- and treasurer, importers
and dealers coffee, teas »nd spices, and proprietors
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 104-112 Cali-
fornia, Telephone Front 49
FOLUER JA.UE.S A., president J. A. Folger & Co.
(incorporated) 104 California, r. Oakland
Folger Myron E., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 60.'.
Post
Folger Samuel G. , r. 411 Fifth
Folger Sarah J., widow, r. 3413 Geary
Folger Seth, weigher, r. 1215 Mason
Folger Shubel M. , r. 651 Stevenson
Folger S. J. Mrs. , assistant librarian Free Public Librar\ ,
Branch 4, r. 813 Point Lobos Av
Folger William A. , clerk Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Oakland
Folk Ernestine, teacher music, r. 1250 California
Folk Esther, widow, r. 1329 Eddv
Folk Louii, clerk, r. 1329 Eddy
Folk Pauline, widow, milliner, r. 1924 Sutter
Folk Samuel S., engineer, r. 1329 Eddv
Folkers C. T. A., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r. Oak-
land
Fi.lkersG. A. W., cashier J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Oakland
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers Jt Bro.) r. Oakland
FOLKER8 J. H. A. A BROTHER, agents Tie-
mann's suraical and dental Instruments, etc., 815
Market, Telephone Main 786
SAIN FRANCISCO P.4VIING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
TcLCPHONE Mission 4-0
PHOTOSRAPHIG
DEVELOPINQ
PRINTING
RELOADING
T. P. ANBREWS
109 Montgomery St.
FOL
587
FOR
Folkers J. H. L., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r. Oak-
laud
Folkera Joseph H., tinsmith John G. lis & Co., r. 3
Chatham PI
Folkers Oscar H., student, r. 423 Golden Gate Av
Folks John, washer La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Folks Ralph N., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 20 Turk
Follansbee A. W. Jr., marine clerk Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. .509 Cole
Follansbee Alonzo W., bookkeeper John Rosenfeld's
Sobs, r. 509 Cole
Follansbee George S., clerk Shainwald & Buckbee, r. 509
Cole
Follansbee Joshua, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 246 Sixth
Follansbee William G., clerk J. K. Amisby & Co., r. 509
Cole
Follett Alfred, waiter stmr Mariposa
Follett William T. , r. 90 Zoe
Foils James H., bookkeeper Union Consolidated Silver
Mining Co. , r. 2230 Washington
FOLLI.S KICH.IRB H.. office 2230 Washington,
Telephone West 7S0, r. San Rafael
FoUmer Henry, blacksmith, r. Thirty-second Av South
nr Railroad Av
FoUmer William G., ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
cor Thirty-second and Railroad Avs
8S^ Follmer.' See Vollmer and Volner
Folster John H., shooting gallery, 310 Grant Av, r. 785
Folri.ini
Folsom Albert, r. 2918 Sacramento
Folsom Eugene H. , collector and insurance broker, 530
California, room 38, r. 2918 Sacramento
Folsom George A. (Folson & Locke) r. 1509 Jackson
Folsom George F., carrier Post Office, r. 2018 Powell
Folsom George S., clerk Union Iron Wks r. 1123 Leav-
enworth
Folsom George T., general accountant S. P. RR. Co. and
Market St. Ry Co., 21 Hobart Bldg, r. 1001 Pine
Folsom Henry L., salesman, r. 326 Clipper
Folsom Joseph R., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. 1123 Leaven-
worth
Folsom Louise, widow, r. 217 Fifteenth
Folsom Samuel, laborer, r. 3 Lizzie
Folsom Sovia A. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar School,
r. 712 Sutter
Folsom & Locke (George A. Folsom and James P. Locke)
carriage manufacturers, 329 Golden Gate Av
Folsom St. Wharf, foot of Folsom
FOLi^OU WATEK POWER CO. THE (Folsom,
Cal.) Charles E. Livermore president, Horatio P.
Livermore secretary and general manager, 320 San-
some, room 15
Folte G. J. O. , paying teller The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. Oakland
FOLTZ CLAR4 SHORTRIDOE, attorney at law,
14-15 Mills Bldg 9th floor, r. 321 Van Ness Av
Foltz Charles, cook P lace Hotel, r. 219 Mason
Foltz Frank G., carpenter, 1540 Bush, r. 1408i Polk
Foltz Matthew, with Kast & Co., r. Alameda
Foltz Samuel C, collector, r. 1809a Eddy
Folwig August, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Folwig Mary, domestic l.')10 Jones
Fonda Charles P., cashier Abner Doble Co., r. 3714 Sac-
ramento
Fonda Walter G., with Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. 2426 Post
Fonda William M., bookkeeper, r. 3712 Sacramento
Fonda William T., president Golden Gate Advertising
Co., r. 3011 Sacramento
Fonge George (Foster & Fonge) r. 622 Sutter
Fonjes Baptiste, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Fonner Henry E., conductor, r. 306 Central Av
Fonrodona Salvador, fisherman, r. 409J Greenwich,
rear
Fonson Oscar, dishwasher, r. 661 Howard
Fontaine Charles, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. 13
West Mission
Fontaine Charles, wa ter Palace Hotel, r. 863 Mission
CO0L, COKE, GHflQGOdLailll WOOD
HT LOMEST RKTES
TeleuMe Sontl 458. 960 Howard Street
JAMES CANTLEY
TKE DNITEO STiJTES BREWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Fontaine Emi', waiter, r. 824 Broadway
Fontaine J., clerk Grand Hotel
Fontaine Joseph, porter H. H. Young, r. 21 Hunt
Fontaine Victor, cooper, r. 1629 Mission
Fontana G. & Co. (Giusto Fontana and Benedetto Ro-
mani) fruits and vegetables, NE cor Twenty -second
and Dolores
Fontana G usto (G. Fontana & Co.) r. NE cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Fontana iMark J. (Fontana & Co.) r. 745 Francisco
Fontana Paulo, scavenger, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Fontana Victor, fruits an 1 ve,'etable3, 521 Geary
F<»!«TAX4 A €0. (Mark J. Fontana, Sanford L.
Goldstein and William Fries) fruit packers and man-
ufacturers canned goods, NE cor Taylor and Fran-
cisco, office 13 4-13o .Market
Fonteneau Charles L., clerk, r. 161i Tehama
Fonteneau Edward M., actor, r. lol^ Tehama
Fonteneau Victor M., r. 161i Tehama
Fonteriel Louis J., bartender James P. Dunne & Co., r.
707b Stockton
Fontiene C, rectifier Kohler & Van Bergen, r. Alameda
Fookes Emma A., widow, r. 812 Dolores
Fookes Harry, clerk Bayle, Lacoste & Co.
Foorman Samuel C, conductor, r. 232 Eighteenth
Foorman Isaac S., secretary Mokelumneand Campo Seco
Canal and Mining Co., 330 Pine, room 42-43, r. 2022
California '
FOORUAN SI.UOW, president Mokelumne and Campo
Seco Canal and Mining Co., 330 Pine, rooms 42-*3,
r. 2022 California
Foot Charles B.. clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Foote Frank H., agent Pac. Fruit Packing Co. and mer
chandise broker, 116 California, room 8, r. Alameda
FOOTE I1E!MRV S. (Crittenden, Foote and Van
Wyck) and U. S. District Attorney, U. S. District
Attorney's Office, U.S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 2129 Green
Foote Hugh, builder and contractor, r. 729 'Twenty-
first
Foote Joseph H. Miss, r. 1215 Mc.\llister
Foote Lizzie M., dressmaking, 729 Twenty -first
FOOTE LIICIITS M., secretary and treasurer Califor-
nia Academy of Sciences, 819 Market, room S, r.
Bohemian Club
Foote Malvern M., attorney at law, r. 1210 M'ssio i
FOOTE W. W,, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
35-38, Telephone Main 45, r. 1154 Brush, Oakland
Footman Henry C, clerk Custom House, r. East Oakland
Footman Kate, domestic. 771 Haight
Foppiano Elizabrth, widow, r. 754 Brannan
Foppiano Francesco, r. 1818 Stockton
Foppiano Giovanni B., r. 327 Montgomery Av
Foppiano Giovanni B., r. 528 Filber
Foppiaio Ja'nes, te mister, r. 1818 Stockton
Foppiano John, milk dealer, r. 1808 Stockton
Foppiano John, inspector Supt. Streets, r. 2331 Har-
rison
Foppiano Joseph, laborer, r. 2 Edith PI
Foppiano Marco, scavenger, r. 1804 Stockton, rear
Foppiano Nicholas, boarding, 522 Green
Foppiano Peter, real estate, r. 522 Green
Foppiano Stefano (Foppiano c& Barbagelata) r. 028
Broadway
Foppiano & Barbagelata (Stefano Foppiano and Giovanni
Barbagelata) proprietors Europa Hotel, 628 Broad-
way
Foran Edward, printer, r. 537 Sacrame ito
Koran E. V. Mrs. , r. 91.i Jones
Foran Frank J., clerk J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 915 Jones
Foran L. V., compositor Examiner
Foran Patrick, foreman, r. 2025 Devisadero
Forbes A., capitalist, r. Royal House
FORBE!^ A. B. A- SOS (Andrew B. and Stanly) gen-
eral agents The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York) Mutual Life Bldg, SE cor California
and Sansome
Ci:
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STORES
KND KITCHEN S\7F>F=LIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
of H. CUVILLIER & FRLRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
FOR
588
FOR
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
FORBES A. J. «S SOX (Alexander J. and John B.)
cabinet makers, 213 Mi-ision
Forbes Alexander, carpenter, r. 1079 Market
Forbes Alexander, dynonian Edison Liyht and
Power Co., r. 606 Leavenworth
Forbes Alexander, laborer, r. 982 Harrison
Forbes Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 2604 Jackson
Forbes Alexander J. (A. J. Forbes & Son) r. 21) Glen
Park Av
Foibes Ale.xander W., foreman Novelty Foundry, r.l927
Folsom
Forbes Andrew B. (A. B. Forbe? & Son) r. 29 Essex
FORBES ARTHl'R W., manager G. M. Jos*elyn &
Co. (incorporated) 38-40 Market, r. Oakland
FORBES BROTHERS (Charles Forbes) importers
and commission merchants, 307 Sansonie, room 2
Forbes Charles (Forbes Bros.) r. 129 Turk
Forbes Charles H., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, r. 1969
Eddy
Forbes Cleveland, asst ena^ineer Spring Valley W. W., r.
29 Essex
Forbes Duncan, r. 710 Van Ness Av
Forbes Ella M. Miss, r. Ilia Franklin
Forbes Frances F., nurse, r. 628 Valencia
Forbes Frank H., drug clerk Charles A. Bavlv, r. 1012
Geary
Forbes G«orge, contractor, r. 1.56 Octavia
Forbes Hannah Miss, teacher music, r. 710 Van Ness Av
Forbes Hugh B., clerk Cirlsm-Currier Co., r. 1663 Mis-
Forbes Jacob, butcher, r. SE cor Sixth Av South and M
Forbes James, r. 3 Alice
Forbes James, shipchandler, r. cor Frederick and Clay-
ton
Forbes James Jr., carjienter, r. 3 Alice
Forbes Jane R. , widow, r. 917 Armv
Forbes J. B., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1807 Howard
Forbes J. Franklin, with Market St. Ev, room 21, Ho-
hart Bldg
Forbes John B. (X. J. Forbes & Son) r. 1930 Union
Forbes John R., marine engineer, r. 9 Pearl
Forbes John T. , painter, r. 229 Seveuteenti
Forbes J. R., chief engineer stnir St. Paul
Forbes J. R. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Army
Forbes Kinsty, widow, r. 2756 Harrison
Forbes Lithographic Co. (Boston) Joseph E. Thane
agent, 109 Cilifornia, room 1
Forbes Margaret, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 108.V Ninth
Forbes Melville P., drayman, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Forbes Robert, foundryman, r. Ilia Franklin
Forbes Sheridan, clerk H. S. Crocker Co.
Forbes Stanly (A. B. Forbes & Son) r. 2614 Scott
Forbes Theodore, driver Millbrae Co., r. 108 J Ninth
Forbes Thomas Y., engineer, r. 22^ Rau-sch
Forbes William H., compositor Chronicle, r. 409 Turk
Forbes William D., clerk Forbes Bros., r. 2604 Jackson
Forbes Willie H. A., clerk Famsworth & Collins, r. 1663
Mission
Forcada Frank, plumber Charles J. Reilley, r. 4 Mont-
gomery Court
Forcada Joseph, fisherman, r. 4 Montgomery Court
Forcade Arthur, bartender, r. 1112 Kearnv
Forcide Charlotte H., widow, r. 1205 Octavia
Ford A. D., hodcarrier laborer, r. 114 Eugenia
F.irJ A. Florence Miss, teacher Chinese Baptist Mission,
r. Oikland
Ford Alfred B., cashier Land Dept C. P. RR. Co., r. San
Mateo
Ford Alice, widow, r. 1855 Stevenson
Ford Andrew J., r. 625 Minna
Ford Arthur J. , dental student, r. 448i Valencia
F..r.i V, , clerk Raphip! Weill >*c Co., r.'The Clifton
FOnU BnOTHEnO (Thomas J. ami
James F.) plumbers and g;astitters. sani-
tary pinmbing a specialty. 035 Ellis, Tele-
phone 401
Ford C. , baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Ford Campbell, physician and surgeon, 734^ Broadway
Ford Charles, plumber, 615 Ellis
Ford Charles, stock broker, r. 1422 Point Lobos Av
FORD CHARLES D., treasurer Mendocino Lumber
Co. , 40 California, r. Berkeley, Cal.
Ford Charles R., clerk Gen. Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
2019 Ellis
Ford Chestine, porter, r. 2 Raphael PI
F.iri Clara P. Mrs., physician. 120 McAllister
F.>rd C. W. R. (C. W. R. Ford & Co.) r. Los Angeles, Cal.
FORD €. W. R. A CO. (C. W. R. Ford and Jacob
M. Schneider) silks and tailors' goods, 522 Market,
Telephone Main 84
Ford Daniel, lumberman, r. 408 Twenty-fifth
Ford David, laborer, r. 823 Minna
Ford Edward, plasterer, r. 3247 Mission
Fork Mward, porter, r. 320 Minna
Ford Edward A., teamster, r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Ford Edward J., laborer, r. 1811 Mason
Ford Elizabeth S., widow, r. 512 Moultrie
Ford Ellen Mrs., r. 142 Eleventh
Ford Ellen, «idow, r. 215 Polk
Ford F. D., musician, r. 402 O'Farrell
Ford Frank, pilot, r. 715 Howard
FORD FR.4\K C, clerk Chief Quartermaster, U. S.
A. Dept of Cal., r. 624 Polk
Ford Frederick W., butcher A. W. Morgcnsteni, r. 515
Fifteenth
Ford George, wool sorter, r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Fnrd George H. , boxmaker, r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Ford Henry, bookkeeper G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. Oak-
land
Ford Henry, messenger White Hoiise, r. 1811 Mason
Ford Henry C, butcher Alfred W. Mcrgenstem, r. 406
Brannan
Ford Henrj- J., conduct<jr, r. 1910A L^on
Ford Henry J. Mrs. , furnished rcwms, 415 Jones
Ford James, r. 210 Michigan
Ford James, chief engineer stmr Humboldt, r. 410 Gearj-
Ford James, hamessraaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 1811
Mason
Ford James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 212 Michigan
Ford James F. (Ford Bros.), r. lis Olive Av
F.ird James H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 408 Twenty-
fifth
Ford Jennie, widow, r. 1211a Bush
Ford John, shoemaker, 825 Battery
Ford John, foreman Engine 11, r. E s Ninth Av South
nrM
Ford John, laborer, r. 14 Bond
Ford John, teamster, r. 425 Linden Av
Ford John B., tanner Morton Tanning Co., r. 839 Thir-
teenth Av South
Ford John E., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 1772 How-
ard
For 1 John J., fireman, r. 721 M South
Ford John J. (Ford & Cronin) r. Ninth Av South nr N
Ford Joseph A. (Murphy, Grant & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Ford Kate, widow, r. 8.58 Brannan
Ford Levenia, widow, r. 3025 Sacramento
Ford Louis E., hostler, r. 18 Everett
Ford M., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 826 Mission
Ford Maggie, domestic 103 Scott
Ford Maria A., widow, groceries, cor Hale and Merrill
Ford Martin, longshoreman, r. 913 Montgomery
Ford Martin P., horseshoer, r. 1311 Steiner
Ford Marvin, salesman Nolan Bros. Sh<je Co.,r. 926 Mis-
sion
Ford Marj, widow, r. 1811 Mason
Ford Mary J. Miss, varieties, 1045 Nineteenth
Ford Max. shoemaker, r. 203a Bartlett
Ford Michael (Ford & Fos) r. Eighth Av South and M
Ford Michael, laborer, r. 2025 Mason
Ford Michael, shoemaker, r. 311^ Elm Av
Ford Michiel G., laborer, r. 1811 Mason
Ford Mitchell, actor, r. 56^ Shipley
SAIN FRAiNCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imrs OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ADVERTISE in ttie SftJH FRflNGISGO GALL
THE FITTZ CURE
Is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
FOR
589
FOR
Ford Nathaniel M., clerk, r. 28 West Missiuii
Ford Oscar J., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 14 Bond
Ford Otto, cook, r. 902 Montgomery
Ford Patrick, laborer, r. 1310 Lyon
Ford Patrick J., conductor, r. 2607 Post
Ford R., clerk, r. The Clifton
Ford Rich ird, actor, r. 783i Market
Ford Robert, bricklayer, r. New Continental Hotel
Ford Robert, longshoreman, r. 20 Clementina
Ford Stephen, watchman, r. 1772 Howard
Ford Thomas, r. 232 Minna
Ford Thomas, boilermaker. r. 156 Natoma
Ford Thomas, chemist, r. Royal House
Ford Thomas, musician, r. 402 O'Farrell
Ford Thomas, packer, r. 1811 Mason
Ford Thomas, porter Waller Bros., r. 318 Eddy
Ford Thomas, railroad builder, r. 204 Turk
Ford Thomas (Thomas Ford & Son) r. 1311 Steiner
Ford Thomas & Son (Thomas and Thomas Jr.) horse-
shoers, 105 First
Ford Thomas Jr. (Thomas Ford & Son) r. 1311 Steiner
Ford Thomas F., clerk, r. 311* Elm Av
Ford Thomas J. (Ford Bros.) r. 635 Ellis
FOKD THOMAS .1., Superintendent of Mails, S. F.
Post Office, r. 327 Twenty-flfth
Ford Thomas W„ stock fitter, r. 3247 Mission
Ford Timothy, laborer, r. Alms House
Ford Tirey h. (Cross, Ford, Kelly & Abbott) attorney at
law, 101 Sansome, rooms 20-23, r. 1412 Post
Ford T. W., shoe cutter, r. 3247 Mission
Porde Walter, telegraph operator, r. 142 Eleventh
Ford William, clerk, r. 1855 Stevenson
Ford William, waiter, r. 129 Second
Ford William J., horseshoer, 2312 Pine, r. 14 St. Rose's
Av
Ford William O., engineer, Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
207 Franklin
Ford William R., brush and broomaker, r. 512 Moultrie
Ford & Cronin (John J. Ford and David W. Cronin)
liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr Tenth Av South
Ford & Fos (Michael C. Ford and Raymond Fos) whole-
sale butchers, S s First Av South nr Railroad Av
8^ Ford. See Foard and Forde
Forde John M., gatekeeper P. M. SS. Co., r. 25 Haw-
thorne
Forde Mary, widow, r. 2213 Larkin, rear
Forde Robert, seaman, r. 1513J Market
Forde William C, compositor Report, r. Alameda
Forde William J., contractor, r. 33 Hardy
1^" Forde. See Ford and Foard
Forden Charles T., manager White Sewing Machine Co.,
138-140 Ellis, r. Oakland
FORDERER CORNICE WORKS,
.1. v. Fortleror prrsiiii-iit aii<l iiiaitacer, B.
/ehiider vice-president, ^\. lleidt sec-
retary and ^\. Hille and F. Ilolineek
directors, iiiannfacturers architectaral
sheet metal cornices, copper and xinc
ornaments and slate and metal roofers,
234-298 mission, TeiephoneMain .'iTTa
Forderer George S., clerk Forderer Cornice Wks, r. Ala-
meda
FOKDERER JOl^EPH F., president and manager
Forderer Cornice Works, 224-228 Mission, r, Ala-
meda
Fordham Adaline F., widow, r. 2105 Devisadero
Fordham Nathan E., seaman, r. 820 Battery
Fordham Patrick, expressman, r. 137i Silver
Fordyce Charles, r. 2840 Harrison
Fordyce Elizabeth, widow, r. 2840 Harrison
Fore"Charles W. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. Oakland
Foreaux Frank, draughtsmen S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Alameda
Foreggino Felici, carpenter, r. 9 Union PI
Forehand Jennie, domestic 2111 Baker
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
XJp-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifor^ia Bott:li9<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Foreman A. & Son (Andrew and Andrew Jr.) tJ^le
foundry, 611 Merchant
Foreman Andrew (A. Foreman & Son) r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew Jr. (A. Foreman & Son) r. 1515 Oak
Foreman I). A., porter Olympic Club, r. 41 Eddy-
Foreman Edward, City and County Surveyor, r. 423
Turk
Foreman Francesca L, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 612 Jones
Foreman George L., chief clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office,
r. 952 Bush
Foreman John, musician, r. 633 Broadway
d^" Foremin. See Forman
Forest Alma Miss, furnished rooms, 235 <.)'Farrell
Forest City Packing Co. (Cleveland, O.) S. P. Nelson A:
Co. agents, 10 Commercial
Forester Annie M. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 614 Powell
Forester Edward H., general agent Freight Dept N. P.
RR., 638 Market, r. Oakland
Foi-ester Kate A., widow, r. 614 Powell
Forester Lillie Miss, machine operator, r. 218 Locust Av
Forester of Ameiica The (monthly) Fraternal Publishing
Co. publishers, W. D. S. Harrington manager, 335
Bush
Forester William, contractor and builder, r. 924 Howard
8^ Forester. See Foerster, Forrester, Forster and
Foster
Foresters' Advocate (monthly) R. N. McLennan editor,
6 Eddy
Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy
Forey Vesey, widow, r. 15 Natoma
Forgert Emile, restaurant, r. 13 Tremont Av
Forgert Felix, barkeeper The Wigwam, r. 233 Fourth
Forgie Hugh, tailor, 26 Montgomery, r. South Berkeley
Forgie J.ihn, tailor, 530 California, room 28, r. Oakland
Forgoffsky Oscar, bartender, r. 272 Clementina
Forler William C, teacher music, r. 2116 Pine
Forman Allen B., salesman Columbian Woolen Mills, i-.
309 Fell
Forman A. W., salesman William Cline, r. 118 Sixth
Forman Charles, civil engineer, r. 207 Mason
Forman Houston, painter, r. 614i Post
Forman Ida Mrs. , bakery, 614i Post
Fonnan Isaac, r. 2022 California
Forman James H., waiter, r. 722 Bush
Fonnan Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie k Co.) r. 2010
Washington
Fonnan R. W., salesman Cline & Co., r. 118 Sixth
Forman Simon, r. 2022 Califoniia
Forman William, clerk, r. 1221 Mission
Former William, musician, r. 2116 Pine
Fonnan William B., traveling salesman Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., r. 827 Ellis
g^ Forman. See Foreman
Formes Karl Mrs., teacher music, r. 8251 Sutter
Formhals Ferdinand, tinsmith, r. 1609 Dupont
Fornaciari Michele, paper flowers, r. 9 Montgomery Court
Forner Jacob B., special policeman, r. 14 William
Forner Louis, milker J. Heim, r. Eighteenth Av South
nrC
Forni Ferdinand, r. 3232 Sacramento
Forni Dennis, laborer, r. 309 Butte
Forno Marco, plumber, 1427 Dupont, r. 1419 Dupont
Forrest Agnes, widow, r. 2823 Jackson
Forrest Alexander, molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 221 So-
lano
Forrest Charles M., master mariner, r. 461^ Biyant
Forrest D. Mrs., lodgings, 286 Stevenson
Forrest Edward, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Forrest Edward P., seaman, r. 1133 Treat Av
Forrest Emma, widow, r. 405 First, rear
Forrest Edwin, blacksnuth, r. 1027 Sanchez
Forrest Edwin, quartermaster stmr Queen, r. 1027 San-
chez
Forrest EveljTi C, stenographer The Maze, r. 512 Larkin
Forrest Frank, clerk F. Chevalier x Co., r. 1101 Bryant
rn
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Forre?t George A. (James Forrest & Sons) r. 432 Fell
Forrest George H., chemist, r. 1101 Brjant
Forrest House, Mrs. Mary De Forrest proprietor, 286
Stevenson
Forrest James (James Forrest & Sons) r. 432 Fell
Forrest James D., horse dealer, r. Udh Ridley
Forrest James M. (James Forrest & Sous) r. 614 Linden
Av
Forre-t James S., ship carpenter, r. 334 Fremont
Forrest James S., salesman, r. 2823 Jackson
Forrest James & Sons (James, James M., George A.
ai.d William) draymen, 21 Beale
Forrest Jennie, tailoress B. Fross, r. 405 First
Forrest J. M. , dentist, r. 3259 Mission
Forrest J .hn R., salesman E. S. Jaffray & Co., r. 2823
Jackson
Forrest John S., shipwriirht, r. 334 Fremont
Forrest Marguerite M., milliner, r. 512 Larkin
Forrest Memorial VV., farmer, r. 914 Larkin
Forrest Michael, r. 527 O'Farrell
Forrest Robert, laborer, r. 117 Eighth
Forrest Robert A., florist J. H. Seivers, r. 1101 Brj-ant
Forrest Robert M., «ith Union Iron Wks, r. 1101 Brjant
Forrest Robert VV., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 728 Geary
Forrest Thomas M., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 512
Larkin
Forrest William (James Forrest & Sons) r. 432 Fell
Forrest William D. (Black & Forrest) r. 1525 Golden Gate
Av
Forrester Charles F., clerk, r. 619i McAllister
Forrester Frank, porter Louis Teese Jr., r. 633 California
F^irrester LawTence, longshoreman, r. 26 Freelon
tk^ Forrester. See Foerster, Forster and Foster
Foss .\lexander, teamster Hogan & Crummey, r. Seventh
Av bduth bet K and L
Fursailh K. W., r. Grand Hotel
Forsaith. tee Forsyth and Forsythe
Forsberg Alexander, bakerj', 1606 Folsom
Forsberg Andrew G., tailor, 29| Kissling
Forsberg Axel, seaman, r. 13 Perrj'
Forsber.: Fredolf, blacksmith, r. 3 Mission Court
Forsberg Gustav, horseshoer, r. 3 Mission Court
Forsberg Hans P., tailor Carl J. Rehn, r. 29^ Kissling
Fiir^berif John, seaman, r. 13 Perry
F.Ji--bur_' I tscar, cooper, r. 13 Perrv
F.r-' tr_4 otto H., clerk William Nicol, r. 1606 Folsom
F'T.-beri.' Samuel, seaman, r. 13 Perrj'
Forseutt Mark H. , pastor Reorganized Church of Jesus
Lhrist of Latter Day Saints, r. 1543 Mission
Forse Frank, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
For^ell August, corper, r. 38 Plymouth Av
Forsell Charles F. , cooper, r. 38' Pl^Tnouth Av
Forsell Emil, cooper, r. 38 PljTuouth Av
Fonshee Frank H., dentist r. 503 Hyde
Forshce Rob rt A., dentist, 2701 Mission
For.^en Ferdinand, oiler, r. 210 Ritch
Forstrom Emile, brass founder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
4 6 Tehama
Forst Ernest H. (California Electric Supply and Con-
struction Co.)r. 1537 Mission
Forster Daniel (.Tracy & Forster) r. 727 Fifth Av
For.ster David (Forster, Lit le & Co.) r. 406^ Larkin
Forster Ed','ar L., salesman Clabrough, Golch<.r & Co., r.
901 Twentieth
FIIKSIEK E:i»>riN L., attornev at law, 11 MiUs
Bllg, 3d flo.r, r. 2325 Howard
Forster F. H., phj-sician, r. 2701 Mission
Forster Eugene L.. clerk, r. 631^ Sh twell
Forster Jacob, waiter, r. 9 Hopeton Terrace
Forster James F. , business manager The W' asp, r. 1408
Hyde
Forster, Little & Co. (David Forster, Archibald Little
and Hugh S. Smyth) furniture, b61 Market
Forster Oscar A., lettercarrier, r. 2763 Octavia
Forster William, molder Western Foundry, r. 407 Cali-
fornia Av
Forster W'illiam G., lumberman, r. SW cor Laidley and
Mateo
F. ir-ter William J. , clerk Forster & Co. , r. Berkeley
FOKStTER >VILLI.4.1I .>I. (Frster& Co.) and physi-
cian, 1059 Market, r. Berkeley
FOR8TER A <;0. (William M. Forster) proprietors
Pill Box Drug Store, 1059 Market, Telephone South
449
Forstrom Emil, laborer, r. 476 Tehonia
Forsyth Alexander C. , manager stationery dept H. S.
Crocker Co., r. 1316 Fulton
Forsnh Bella Miss, dressmaker, r. 1016 Guerrero
Forsyth David S., ce.larman Kuhls, Schwarke & Co., r.
369 First
Forsj-th George, gardener, r. 1402 Point Lobos Av
Forsyth George C, shoemaker, r. 421 Fell
Fors.vth George W^., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 1604 Larkin
Forsvth Ida M. Miss, professional nurse, r. 808 Bush
FORl^VTH JA.tlES ^^ ., Brigadier General U. S. A.,
and Commanding General Department of California,
Phelaii Bldg, 4th floor, r. Palace Hotel
Forsyth John, laborer, r. cor Broderick and Grove
Forsyth John, nursery, r. 1402 Point Lobos Av
Forsyth John W., clerk McNab & Smith, r. 1402 Point
Lobos Av
Forsvth Maggie, domestic 2016 Pine
FORSYTH ORRi\ W., secretary and manager Cali-
fornia Land Bureau and secretary Summit Lake
Water Co., 640 Market, r. 100 Fillmore
Forsyth Robert, mechanical engmeer Union Iron Wks,
r. The Bercsford
Forsyth Ttiomas, molder, r. 1016 Guerrero
Fors\th Walter B., plumber, r. 607 Bush
FORSVTH >VILL1.4.n C, plumbing, gasfitting, etc.,
106 Golden Gate Av, Telephone South 670, r. 3219
Briggs Av, Alameda
Forsyth William G., clerk Bulletin, r. 742 Folsom
Forsyth William J., apprentice Union Iron Wks, r. 1016
Guerrero
Forsvth William K., bookkeeper William C. Forsyth, r.
421 Fell
Forsythe John, packer Joseph McEvoy, r. 1447 Harrison
Forsj'the Lila A. Miss, school teacher, r. 933 Shotwell
Forsj-the Peter J. , packer, r. 1447 Harrison '
Forsrthe Samuel, machinist, r. 933 Shotwell
^f Forsythe. See Forsyth and Forsaith
Fort Harrv, bartender Thomos J. Walsh
Fort J. B.', clerk, r. Mew Western Hotel
FORT M.4SO\ (formerly Black Point or Point San
Jose) N s Bay bet Van Xess Av and Laguna
FORT POI\T LIFE SAVI.^iG ST.4riO.^, Pre-
sidio, four miles northwest of New Citv Hall
FORT W41XE ELECTRIC CO. (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
Frederick G. Cartwright special agent, office 35 New
Montgomery', room 22
FORT WI.XFIELD SCOTT (formerly Fort Point) nr
Golden Gate, four miles northwest of New City Hall
Forta Jean, gardener, r. 1110 Pacific
Fortado Rafael O., porter, r. 1128 Kearny
Fortayou Simon, laundrjTnan, r. 333 Twenty-fourth
Sff" Forte. See Faught
Forthaus Antone, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Forte John, gardener Jean Mialocq, r. 213 Austin
Fortier Anna C. , widow, r. 432 Kearny
Fortier Augustus A. , engineer, r. 1916 Eddy
Fortier Bertha, saleslady, r. 1916 Eddy
Fortier Pierre A., optician, r 1916 Eddy
Fortier Rose Miss, U aeher Fremont Primary School, r.
1916 Eddy
FORTIN BRICK CO., v. .. .0..,.
president. i>. It^. Fortin .secretary, Pierre
Fortin manaser San Ralael jard, and
John J. North Tire-president and mana-
ger San I ranrisco oltlce, 341 B«Trj, works
Poini San Pedro. .Marin Co.. Cal.
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
■ ■^i WW*, PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
FOR
591
FOS
FOttTIN ». E., secretary Fortin Brick Co., 341 Berry,
r. Oakland
FUKTI!^ PIERKE. manager San Rafael Yard Fortin
Brick Co , 341 Berry, r. San Rafael
F<irtin Peter, bartender John Rutemann, r. 600 Seventh
FOKTIN V1€T«« L., president Fortin Brick Co., 341
Berry, r. ()..Uland
Fortiiian Henry E. , clerk Custom House
Fortmann Frederick, collector, r. 307 Clementina
Fortmann George, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ecker
and Jessie
Fortmaim Henry F., president Alaska Packers' Assn, 308
Market, r. 1808 Ellis
Fortner Clinton, packer W. R. Larzelere & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Fortriede Henry, ivory, amber and shell goods, 637 Mar-
ket, r. 919 Howard
Fortriede Herman A., engraver Shreve & Co., r. 919
Howard
Fortro Joseph I., expressman, r. 624 Capp
Fortro Louis J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 107 Ne-
vada
Fortune Harry J. (Fortune & Walsh) r. 17 Third
Fortune James, fireman, r. 219 Fredrick
Fortune James E., printer, r. 1146 Stevenson
Fortunate John, laborer, r. 421 Battery
Forlune John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Fortune John W., carpenter, r. 1146 Stevenson
Fortune Joseph, paver, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Fortune Joseph, pressman D. S. Stanley & Co., r. 321
Fortune Joseph, seaman, r. 321 Jessie, rear
Fortune Lucius H., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 1027 Post
Fortune Minnie Mrs., dressmaking, 405 Turk
FOKTUIVE A WALSH (Harry J. Fortune and John
T. W;ilsh) wines and liquors, 13 Third
Forzaoi, P.etro, jeweler, 1230 Dupont
Fos Isadore, butcher, r. 1313 Hayes
Fos Josep h, butcher, 2856 Mission, r. 2901 Mission,
rear
Fos Raymond (Ford & Fos) r. 1510 Dupont
SS" Fos. See Fauss and Foss
Fosberg George, engineer, r. 36 Chenery
Fosberg Gustav, blacksmith, r. 1039 Minna
Fosburg John, marine fireman, r. 152i Steuart
Foscarini Alexander, pastemaker, r. 9'Sonora
Fosen Csmond, lodgings, 407 Tehama
Fosney ■)., soda water mnfr, r. 8 Gough
Foss Benjamin M. , laborer, r. 1163 Mission
Foss Christian, r. 682 Clementina
Foss Conrad, carpenter, r. 137 Dore
Foss Emma R., widow, r. 219 Leavenworth
Foss George, machine operator Buckingham & Hecht
Foss George N., watchman, r. 440 Sanchez
Foss Harriett, widow, r. HOlh Turk
Foss Henry, laborer, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
Foss Henry, laborer, r. 412 Ringold, rear
Foss H. L., freight clerk O. SS. Co., r. San Mateo, Cal.
Foss Isador, butcher 953 Howard, r. 1313 Hayes
Foss Ivory L., carpenter, r. 48 Tiffany Av
Foss L. R. , r. 301 Leavenworth
Foss Lucy, domestic 512 Minna
Foss Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 349 Minna
rUwv UwbAll) photograph supplies,
H*l iHissloii, lelephone Sooth 254, r. 830
Fo<it
Foss William S., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 523
Geary
XS" Foss. See Fauss and Fos
Fossas Pedro, commission merchant, r. 902 California
Fossette Alice V. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1033} Valencia
Fossey Chiirles A. , hotel steward, r. 228 Taylor
Fossey G. Frank, car washer, r. 1323^ Sacramento
Fossey George H., car washer, r. 1323^ Sacramento
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
pred(^ri(;l^sbur(5 la<^(^rBeer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Fossey Harry, clerk C. Hermann & Co., r. 1323J Sacra-
mento
Fossey Lena Mrs. . furnished rooms, 228 Taylor
Fossmaii Nancy F., widow, r. 728 Twenty-first
Fossum Sivert, ship carpenter, r. 62 Sierra
Fostenun Fritz, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Foster Abram A., clerk, r. 207 Bartlett
Foster Albert L., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Alameda
Foster Allie T. Miss, bookkeeper Howard H Hogan, r.
11 Germania
Foster Anna D. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2763 Octavia
Foster Arthur, oiler stiur City of Sydney
FOSTEK AKTHIIK J., vice-president S. Foster &
Co. , 26-28 California, r. Alameda
FOSTER ARTHUR W. (A. W. Foster & Co.) and
president San Francisco and North Pacific Railway
Co., Mutual Life Bldg, r, San Rafael, Cal.
FOSTER A. W. •& €0. (Arthur W. Foster) stock
brokers, 322 Pine
Foster Belle Miss, r. 1003 Wiehington
Foster Cecilia, widow, r. 502^ Seventh
Foster Charles (Foster & Orear) r. Alameda
Foster Charles, longshoreman, r. 229 East
Foster Charles, tinsmith, r. 212J Sixth
Foster Charles E., wood and coal, 97 CoHon
FOSTER CHARLES J. (Shreve & Co.) r. Sausalito
Foster Charles J., smelter, r. 506 Napa
Foster Charles L., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 810
Foster Charles M. (Foster & Fonge) r, 710 Taylor
Foster Charles M. ,machinst Edison Light and Power Co. ,
r. Oakland
Foster Chauncey C. Jr., cashier C. W. Foster, r. 628
Sutter
Foster Chauncey W., butcher, 749 Market, r. 628 Sutter
Foster Colin L., superintendent National Vinegar Wks,
r. 601 Polk
Foster Daniel T., liquor saloon, r. 339 Fifth Av
Foster Edgar, teamster, r. 710 Fulton
Foster Edward C. , manager Klamath River Lumber Co. ,
4 Crocker Bldg, r. 120 Lyon
Foster Ed» ard M. , r. 318 Kearny
Foster Edward T., porter Howard H. Hogan, r. 11
Germania
Foster E. J., clerk, r. Royal House
Foster Ellen, varieties, 324 Broadway
Foster Elmer E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 235 O'Farrell
Foster Emil, waiter, r. 9 Hopeton Terrace
Foster Emil, winemaker, r. 542 Green
Foster Eugene, clerk Arnold Bros., r. 712 Twenty -first
Foster F., r. Royal House
Foster Trenton P., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
722 Twentieth
Foster Frank, carpenter, r. 937 Shotwell
Foster Frank, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Foster Frank F., cleik The Clifford, r. 201 Ellis
Foster Frank P., driver Levin Bros., r. 813 Olive
Foster Fred, compositor Mysell & Rollins, r. 12 Essex
Foster Fred F., bookkeeper A. Schilling & Co., r. 306
Fifth Av
Foster Frederick W., confectionery, 818 Twentieth
Foster George, r. 929a Sutter
Foster George Mrs., r. 11 Germania
Foster George A., contractor, r. 2422 Buchanan
Foster George E., salesman, r. 712 Valencia
Foster George H., insurance broker, 530 California, r.
2125 Jackson
Foster George W. , miner, r. 11 Germania
Foster Harry bartender Peter P. McDonough, r. 1420
Clay
Fos'er Henry, civil engineer, r. 426 Ellis
Foster Henry, teacher dancing, 997 Market
Foster Henry, W., shipjiiner. r. 14 Folsom
Foster Horace G., janitor New City Hall, r. Golden West
Hotel
Foster Hugh, accountant, r. 129a Guerrero
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sop fl^'t?. 823 Met St
PEBHIER-JOUET & GO. G1|IIP0GNE
FOR SAliE BY flIiU FIRST-CIiflSS WUIE »E1^
CHANTS AHD GROCERS.
(See Page opp. aame of W. B. Chapman.)
FOS
592
FOU
P. H
Sec'u.
California 5t.
Foster Isabell Mrs., confertioner, r. 035 Sutter
FOSTER JOHN A., importer and
jobber In cigars, tobacco and smokers'
articles. SW cor .sixth and Market, r. :5i4
Fair Oaks
Foster .James M., sale-sman Macdonald Cracker and Tea
Co., r. 407 California Av
Foster Jennie Mrs., proprietor The Clifford, 204 Ellis
Foster John, assistant foreman Engine 17, r. 424 Steven-
son
Foster John, carpenter, r. 121o| Powell
Foster John contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
3716 Jackson
Foster John, hackmau, r. 1120 Mission
Foster John B., traveling salesman E. Martin & Co
Foster John C, bookkeeper E. T. Allen Co., r. Oakland
J = Foster John F. , r. 703 Sutter
3 FOSTER JOHX F., manaijer Pacific Coast Advertis-
2 ing Co., 307 Sansome
5 Foster John H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 214 Austin
Av
J Foster John R. , upholsterer, 408 O'Farrell r. 11 Willow Av
5 Foster John W., fireman, r. 424 Stevenson
Foster Joseph A., clerk Freight Auditor's DeptS. P. Co.,
9 r. 629 Twenty-third
5 Foster Joseph F., driver, r. .517 Si.xteenth
5 Foster Laura M., teacher music, r. 1331 Union
a Foster Laurence E., clerk O. W. Marye i Co., r. 722
iC Twentieth
' Foster Louis, liquors, 16 J Folsom
Foster Ljinan D., clerk, r. 1722 Washingt-on
Foster Mabel Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1237 Stockton
Q Foster Maggie Miss, operator W. V. Tei. Co., r. 1003
^ Washington
BC Foster Mamie Mrs., seamstress, r. 1125 Valencia
O Foster Maria, widow, r. 207 Bartlett
> Foster Mary E., widow, dressmaking, r. 1207i Mission
Foster M. J. Mrs., r. 2337 Mission
Foster Xehemiah D., carj^enter, r. 229 Seventh
Foster Nellie Miss, ojierator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1003 Wa,sh-
ington
Foster Xettie F. Miss, teacher music, r. 1331 Union
FOSTER XEWTOX H., audit<ir Motive Power and
Q Machinerv- Department S. P. Co., 27 Hobart Bldg,
(J r. 209 Walnut
„ (/) Foster O., musician, r. 612 Batterj-
3 Foster Pauline Miss, r. 2326 Mission
Z Foster Philip H., gripman, r. 666 Walnut Av
< Foster Philip, motomian Market St. Rv, r. 3258^ Mission
g FO.STER S. A CO., Samuel Foster president, A. J.
Foster vice-president, Morris Marcus secretarj- and
I 2: treasurer, wholesale grocers and commission mer-
S chants, 26-28 California, Telephone Drunim 64
Foster Sadie, dressmaker, r. 122 Turk
I K FOSTER S.4.tIl'EL, president S. Foster & Co., 26- 2S
1*1 California, r. 1722 Washington
' = FOSTER S.4Ml'EL L., electrical engineer with H. H.
' ^ Ljiich, 19 Hobart Bid?, r. 839J Twenty-fourth
' (/) Foster Sarah A , widow, r. 722 Twentieth
Foster Sarah K. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 14 McAllister
Foster Sumner S., electriuian Gas Consumers Assn, r. 818
T>ventieth
Foster .Susanna Mrs., dressmaking, 1215i Powell
Foster Thomas C. , salesman Le Coimt" Bros., r. Los
Angeles
Foster Thomas L. , travelin-,' salesman Miller, Sloss i
Scott, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Foster Walter, marine fireman, r. 340 Steuart
Foster Walter, master mechanic Pac. Concrete Co., r.
1134i Golden Gate Av
Foster Walter F., salesman Thos. H. B. Vaniey. r. 132.5
Market
Foster William, bootfitter, r. 115J Txventy-si.\th
Foster William, laborer, r. 612 Howard
Foster William, teamster, r. 508 Brannan
Foster William A., engineer, r. 502A Seventh
Foster William C, porter Jansen & Co., r. 206 Steuart
Foster William H., foreman E. C. Hughes, r. Alameda
Foster William J., barber, 137^ Fifth, r. 437 Gearv
Foster William S., agent, 322 Pine, r. 1420 Larkin
Foster William S., clerk Golden Gate Lumber Co., r.
129a Guerrero
Foster William T., proprietor Oriel Hotel, 1904 Market
Foster Winnifold Mrs., nurse, r. 817 Geary
Foster & Fonge (Charles M. Foster and George Fonge i
fruits and vegetables, 9-10 and 42—44 Center Market
FOSTER A OREAR (Charies Foster and Horace
Orear) projtrietors Oakland and Alameda Parcel and
Package Deliver^-, and stationery, Ferry Bldg, foot
Market
^~ Foster. See Forster, Foerster, Forester and For-
rester
Fothergill J. L., i)orter Henrj- Cowell & Co., r. Alameda
Fotheringham James, miller Central Lumber and Mill
Co.,r. 400 Bay
Fotherh.'.'ham Marv ifrs., r. 229 Ninth
FOTTRELL MICHAEL J., „.,.,•
clan, 19 Fbelan Bids. Telcithone nain
1718. r. •im Fillmore
Foubert Eugene A., jeweler Shreve ^V Co., r. Temescal
Foubert Eugene J., plater Shreve & Co., r. Temescal
Fouch Albert, physician, r. 1616 Turk
Fouch Aljihonse !>., physician and surgeon, 611 Union
Fouchv Onesime. r. N s Putnam nr Cortland Av
FOr<;A ,IOU\, assistant clerk U. S. District Court.
Northern District California and Commissioner
U. S. Circuit Court, 63 U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, 3d
flo,.r, r. 516 Ellis
Fould George A., actor, r. 102 Ellis
Foulds J.ihn E., attorney S. P. Co., 64 Union Trust
Bldg. 4 Montgomerj-, r. Berkeley
1^" Foulerton. See Fullerton
Foulk G. H., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 12 Lundy Lane
Foulkes Edwant W., clerk Hulse, Bradford c>c Co.. r.2<;i ;
Mission
Foulkes J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2S00 Washington
Foulkes Lottie, widow, r. 2613 Mission
Foulkes Stephen, printer, r. 2613 Missioii
Foulkes Wade H., r. 1826 Sutter
Foulkes William B., jthysician and surgeon, r. 25i>i
Washiiiston
Foulks George H., att<jrnev at law, .53 Nevada Block, r.
811 Pine
Foulks John P., Mrs., r. 811 Pine
Foulks William C. student, r. 811 Pine
Fountain James W., teamster, offices 427 Market ami
237 First, r. 917 Eighteenth
Fountain Jerome, salesman, r. 371 Jessie
Fountain Joseph .\., brushmaker Buchanan Bros., r. 91 •»
Sacramento
Fountain M. E. Mrs., r. 41.5 Jones
Four Mile House, August* Florentine proprietor, E <
Railroad Av bet Twentv-fourth and Twenty-flftl.
.\vs South
Fouratt Enos, master stmr Modoc, r. 2107 Larkin
Fourcade George, salesman Eagleson .<: Co., r. 1032;
Minna
Fourcade Hen rj (D. Lapouble & Co.) r. Ws Mission
Road nr Onondaga Av
Fourie John, laborer, r. NW cor Fifth A^ South and M
Fourness Christina Mrs., furnished ro<3ms, 1217 Mission
Fourness Havelock, clerk, r. 170 Clementina
Fourness William, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 170 Clementina
Founiiguier Louis, cook Nathan M. Adler, r. 917 Vallejo
Fourot Marclin V., barber, 221 East, r. 1415 Stockton
Fourquet .fules, cook, r. 819b Hayes
Fourquet Louis, ovstero]iener, r. 5 Hojjeton Terrace
FOFRTH COX«REG.4TIOXAL CMFRCM, Rev.
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Fousek Joseph, bakerj- and confectionery, 2007 Hyde
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Foute George de K., clerk, r. 2128 California
Foute Joseph T., signpainter, r. 21 Caroline
Foute Robert C. Rev., reocor Grace Church, r. 2123 Culi-
fortiia
Fouts Clarence L., draughtsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
1011 Washington
Fouts Lawrence L., porter, r. 246 Third
Fouts Maria, widow, r. 1003 Washington
Fouts William C. , clerk St. Nicholas Pharmacy, r. 1802
Market
Foveaux Frank, draughtsman S. F. Gas Liglit Co., r.
Alameda
Fowden Frank F., clerk General Electric Co., r. 1245i
Valencia
Fowden Harry, bookkeeper Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r,
2 Torrens Court
Fowder Mark, agent Wertheimer & Co. (of Xew York)
216 Bush, room 68, r. 1716 Baker
Fowkes Frederick, teamster, r. 1015 Nebraska
Fowkes Henry, stevedore, r. SE cor Serpentine Av and
Potrero Av
Fowle Arthur H., bartender The Auditorium, r. 724
Post
Fowler Agnes Miss, cloakmaker Peixotto & Silverman,
r. 24^ Welsh
Fowler Albert, teamster, 318 Market
Fowler Ale.xander, weigher, r. 516 Third
Fowler Allen, student, r. 542 Folsom
Fowler Annie Miss, cloakmaker Pei.xotto & .Silverman,
r. 24J Welsh
Fowler Arthur A. , dental student, r. 328 Golden Gate
Av
Fowler Bicycle C.i., Les R. Orwen agent, 506 Kearny
Fowler Charles, liciuws, 77'i Market, r. 33il Clemen-
tina
Fowler Charles, waiter stnir San Juan
Fowler Charles A., day we ghmaster S. P. Co.
Fowler Charles D., plumber, r. 211 Guerrero
Fowler Edgar C, bookkeeper Western Meat Cl, r. 1826
O'Farrell
Fowler Edgar S., manager Pac. Coast dept Preferred
Accident Insurance Co. of New York, 14 .Mills Bldg,
10th floor, r. 712 Sutter
Fowler Edward, janitor, r. 426 Chestnut
Fowler Edward, laborer, r. 184 Vandewater
Fowler Elizabeth, saleslady, r. 1 Frank PI
Fowler Ella F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 15164 Polk
Fowler Emma C. Miss, seamstress, r. 24K Welsh
Fowler Frank H., salesman, r. 34 Douglas
Fowler Frank L., bookkeeper, r. 534 Ellis
Fowler Fred, stenographer Preferred Accident Ins. Co.
of N. Y., r. 712 Sutter
FOWLER FRED, treasurer The Orpheum, r. Alameda
Fowler Gilbert C, wood and coal, and boiler covenng,
656-6)8 Howard, r. Alameda
Fowler Henrietta A., widow, r. 309 Gough
Fowler Henry R., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2511 Post
Fowler Jefferson, cigars and tobacco, 36 Second, r. Oak-
land
Fowler John, laborer Reese Llewellyn
Fowler John A., clerk Occidental cigar Store, r. ou.i
Jones
Fowler John B , teamster, r. 410i Larkin
Fowler John H., clerk Hicks- Judd Co., r. 1 Frank PI
Fowler Laura T. Miss, teacher Normal School, r. 409
Fair Oaks
Fowler Leven H., blacksmith, r. 542 Folsom
Fowler Lewis H.. machinist Francis Smith & Co., i-. .i42
Folsom
Fowler Marion L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1516}
Polk
Fowler Martha, witlow, r. 506 Third
Fowler Mary, widow, r. UK Walsh
Fowler Mary, widow, r. 1 Frank PI
Fowler Nellie Mrs., r. 522A Stevenson
Fowler Paul W., car:ienter, r. 309 Gough
Fowler Percy, barber, r. 1411 Devisadero
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Fowler Prentiss U., salesman Norton, Teller fi Rodeii, r.
Oakland
Fowler Sarah, widow, r. 1516i Polk
Fowler Sarah L., widow, r. 534 Ellis
Fowler Thaddeus W., clerk Freight Auditors Ucpt S. P.
Co., r. 829 Broadway
Fowler Wesley F., painter, r. 516 Third
Fowler W. H. B., librarian Chronicle, r. 617b Fultim
Fowler William B., ironworker Fi-ancis Smith & Co., r.
542 Folsom
Fowler William C, clerk G. C. Fowler, r. 656 Harrison
Fowler William E., painter, r. 516 Third
Fowler VVilliam G., r. 145 Twelfth
Fowler William H., asst bookkeeper Willows Brewery, r.
339 Clementina
FOWLER WILLI.4.M H., attorney at law, 318 Pine,
room 25, r. 918J Lirkin
FOWLER WILLIAM
gruei'al agent Australian I'ho-nlv, Kuyal
aud Imperial I'i'm ilt-i^eil Insurani'i* i'o.
<or Vienna^ and Mannlii'iiii luKuran*-*-
t"o. (tlannlieiiu) 'iHi Sansome, Telt'pbon*'
Main lis, r. HIS Lrav(-n>r«trlh.
Fowler William S., dentist, r. 696 M.jAllisler
Fowler William W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Alameda
Fowler Wdlis L.. r. 611 Pine
Fowlerton George, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
FowlesStei>hen, barber, 214 Mason, r. 67 Tehama
Fowser John, wines and liquors, 230 .Mmitgomery Av., r.
126 Guerrero
Fowzer Jacob, photographer, 1228 Market, r. 339J^
Hayes
Fox Alice, domestic 458 Guerrenj
Fox Annie A. Miss, r. 2017 Buchanan
Fox Arthur W., steerage watchman stinr Gaelic, r. 12
Essex
Fox Augusta, widow, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Aylmer H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
r. Oakland
Fox Charles J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 805
Treat Av
Fox Charles M., a*l vert zing agent, r. 3015 California
FO.\ €H.4RLES X. (Fox, Kellogg & Gray) r. Oakland
Fox Charles W., capitalist, 318 Pine, room 2, r. The
Baldwin
Fox Charles W. , paver, r. 1053 Golden Gate Av
Fox Claude E., clerk Fox, Kellogg & Gray, r. 1127 Bush
Fox Daniel, marine fireman, r. 9 Natoma
Fox David C. Mrs., milliner, 820 Geary
Fox Edward (Gerlach & Fox) r. 2509J^ Larkin
Fox Edward, bartender C. W. Feldman, r. 711 Fifth Av
Fox Edward, salesman R. Duusmuir & Sons
Fox Emily Miss, tailoress, r. 20 Hubbard
Fox Ferdinand, cooper, r . 214 Vicksburg
Fox Frank, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
Fox Frederick, cooper, r. 1012 Shotwell
Fox George Mrs., stenographer H. Liebes& Co., r. 1828b
Sutter
Fox George F., cooper John Horstmaun, r. Oakland
Foye George F., traveling salesman Haas Bros.
Fox George H., clerk Freight Auditor's Department
S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Fox George W., attorney at law, 420 Mont^gomery,
room 6
Fox Henry, laborer, r. 19 Hinckley
Fox Henrv D., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2024 Golden
Gate Av
Fox Henry L., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 1, r. 1414
Sacramento
Fox Hiram W., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 740 Broadway
Fox HjTnan, speculator, r. 9h Moss
Fox Isaac, screeimiaker John W. Quick, r. 41 Tehama
Fox Jacob, laborer, r. 830 Harrison
F(jx Jacob, sewing machines, 5124- Montgomery Av
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'FoK James, drajiuau, r. 63 Minna
•F(»x Jasjier, stableman, r. SW cor Moulton and Bu-
chanan
Fox John, r. 113 Eddy
FoK J.'hn, paver, r. 136 Perry-
Fox John, solicitor Occidental Hotel, r. 40 Perrj'
Fox John, varni.sher, r. 20 Hubbard
Fox John B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Alameda
Fox Joseph C. , asst foreman Truck 4
Fox Joseph C. , coppersmith, r. 1204 Broadway
Fox Jo-eph F., engrineer C. and C. Hospital, r. 120
H^yes
Fox Josephine Miss, trimmer, r. 1238 Howard
Fox Katie, domestic, 2100 California
FOX. KELLOGG & GRAY «..r.e.>.
Fox, Mariuadnke B. Kelloiig and Ko.scoe
S. <>ray) attorney.s at law. Pacific .Mntnal
itide, .^08 .tlontgonierr, rooms 5 6-T, Tele-
phone Main .541
Fox l,evi T., bookkeeper Buttffenbach & Widman, r. 218
.Seventh
Fox L. T. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Seventh
Pox Mary^aret Mi.ss, laundress Sunset Laundry Co., r.
1040i Howard
Fox Martin W., office 324 Pine room 8
Fox Mary, widow, r. 431 Ringold
FoxMar>-A., widow, groceries and liquors, wood, coal
and grain, NE cor Fifteenth and Guerrero and 283-
289 Guerrero, r. 448 Fifreenth
F<iK Mary T., widow, r. 132 Scott
Fox Max", tailor, .521 Jones
Fox Morris, tailor, 351 Tehama
Fox Peter, laborer, r. 704 Sierra
F;.x Rose, domestic, 1023 O'Farrell
Fox Sanih K., Mrs., r. 208 Turk
Fox S mon, ta lor, r. 640 Stevenson
Fox Sophia Miss, waitress, r. 638 Sacramento
Fox Teresa, widow, varieties, 489 Eighth
Fox Theodore, accountant, r, 1067 Mission
Fox Thomas, expressman, NE cor Oak and Devisadero,
r. 330 Devisadero
Fox William, marine engineer, r. 122 Taylor
Fox William C, laborer G. Lindaucr, r. 200 Fifth
Fox William J., mining secretary, r. 218 Seventh
Fox William J., rattan worker Heywood Bros. & Co.
Fox W.Ui.vm P., shoemaker, r. 604 Ellis
Foxgord James R., barber, 206 Fifth, r. 40 Erie
FoKg )rd NelsR., watchman, r. 40 Erie
FO.VH4LL LIVERV y4T.4BLE, Deneen & Turner,
propriet'irs, 2318-2320 Fillmore
Foy Anna Miss, r. 1812 Market
Foy Ellen, widow, r. 225 Pen-y, rear
Foy Herbert H., bookkeeper H. Fov, r. 507^ Sutter
FO* Hl.<-H, proprietir Olympic Club Stables, 503
Sutter, Telephone Main, 1434, r. 507^ Sutter
Foy John, hostler, r. 849 Harrison
Foy Sarah, widow, r. 12 Decatur
Foy Timothy J., bartender Michael Welsch, r. 27 Minna
Foye Catherine Mrs. , groceries and liquors, 241 Day
Foye Charles E. , master mariner, r. 829 Fulton
Foye Francis Mrs., widow, r. 20 Washington Av
Foye James, T>lasterer, r. 347 Twenty-eighth
Foye James H., clerk Post. r. 20 Washington Av
Poyle Robert A. , cabinetmaker H. G. Krasky, r. Oakland
Frace Abraham B., cashier Joseph T. Terrv'& Co., r. 518
Ellis
Frace John, clerk Custom House, r. 433 Geary
Frache Justin, steward, r. 814 Montgomery
Fraden' Peter, clerk, r. 448 Clementina
rB.4DliEV .1. F. A CO., (New York) manufacturers
gold and .silver headed canes, Phelps & Miller, agents,
120 Sutter
Frage Joseph V., deckhand stmr El Capitan, r. Oakland
Fragley Albert W., clerk, r. 1210 Valencia
Fragley John M., driver Martin F. Fragley, r. 1210 Va-
lencia
Fragley Joseph H., with Martin F. Fragley, r. 1210 Va
lencia
FK.4GLOY n.4.BTlK F., proprietor O. K. Livery
Stable, 4 Valencia, r. 1210 Valencia
Fragley Martin F. Jr., carriage painter, r. 1210 ValenciiX
Fragolia Frank, salesman Ant nia Devot-), r. 705J Green
Fraher James J., tinsmith, r. 303 Day
Fraher Mag,'ie Miss, tailoress, r. 303 Day
Fraher Philip, laborer, r. 303 Day
Fraher Philip E., policeman, r. 303. Day
Fraher Thomas D. , bUcksmith P. W. Commins, r. 303
Day
Frahm Charles, cornice maker Forderer Cornice Wks, r.
186 Noe
Frahm Ernest (BoUweg & Frahm) r. NE cor Fulton and
Lagruna
Frah n Henrj", r. 400 Bay
Frahm Henrj' (Christ & Frahm) r. 184 Noe
Frahm Henry, labt^rer, r. NVV cor HyJe & Beach
Frahm Mary, widow, r. 184 Noe
Frahm Thoinis (Frahm & Frankenbsrg) r. 2611 Polsom
Frahm & Frankenberg (Thomas Frahm and N.ithan J.
Frankenbe g) cigar mntrs, 418 Battery
Frains Louise, sch ic! teacher, r. 260.i Larkin
Fraine Philip, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
Frair DaviJ tl.. machinist, r. 2 Hulbert Alley
Frakes James, stableman, r. SW cor Sac >nd and South
Park
Frakes T. W., r. 649 Mission
Frame A. R., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,
South Berkeley
Frame Ir.i L., compositor Cal fcMnia Fruit Grower,
Oakland
Framy Frank, driver William H. Brown, r. 127 Keamyj
Franca Jose, watchman and jeweler, 113 Jackson
Francara Alfred, stonecutter, r. 10i6 Clay
Francard Ernest (Francard & Fulton) r. 60S Larkin
Francard Mary Mrs , feathers and pluues, 1026 Clay
Francard & Fulton (Ernest Francard and Daniel
Fulton) fruits and produce, 60S Larkin
France George W., proprietor Oakland House,
Howard
France Henry W., clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Dept S. P. Co., r. Oakland
France Mary J., widow, trained nurse, r. 222 San Jose Av
France Robert L., clerk Market St. Ry Co., r. Oakland
France The odore, barber, r. 328 Minna
France William M., druggi>t, r. 2803 Sixteenth
France Wil.iam T., laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
2S03 Sixteenth
Frances Gsorge W., shoe laster, r. 1521 Sanchez
Fr^ncas M.'na, widow, r. 118 Haight
Its' Frances. See Francis
Franceschi Ji icinto (Alberigi & Franceschi) r. 902 Jack-
son
Franceschi John B., fish, r. 335 Grove
Franceschi Mateo, l.ibDrer. r. SOS Vallejo
Franceschmi C. & Co. (Cherubino Franceschini) butch-
ers, 1.528 Dupont
Franceschni Cherubino (C. Franceschino & Co.) r. 513a
Union
Francescl.ini Emanuel, fruits and vegetables, 343 McAl
lister
Franceschini M. & Co. (Michele Franceschino and Pietr"
Barbouchielli) fruits and vegetables, 618 Seven
teenth
France chini Michele (M. Franceschini & Co.) r. 646
Seventeenth
France -chini Victor, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Ellis
and Larkin, r. 640 Ellis
Francesconi Fernando, fisherman, r. 1318 Dupont
Franchi Angela Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 136
Julian Av
Franchi Antonio, wood and coal. 215 Scott
Franchi Char'es, manager Antoriio Franchi, r. 215 Scott
Franchi Felicita, widow, r. 215 .scott
Franchi Krederick, clerk Antonio Franchi, r. 215 Scott
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Franchi Frederick, peddler, r. N s Fell bet Broderick
and Devisadero
Franchi Luifri (Calestine & Franchi) r. 420 Filbert
Franchi Luigi, waiter, r. 915 Battery, rear
Franchi Vincenzo, clerk A. Lencioni & Co., r. 402 Cedar
Av
Franchini Basilic, bakery, 2006J Mason
Franchini Benjamin, laborer, r. 330 Green, rear
Franchini Georgina (Queirola & Franchini) r. 2208 Pow-
ell
Francis Allen J., janitor, r. 1X30 Pacific
Francis Anton 3, signalman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1704 Polk
Frances B., lineman, Pac. Pel. and Tel. C >., r. 423 Bush
Francis Charles B., janitor, r. 213i Mason
Frances Charles T. , shoemaker, r. 130 Clipper
FRANCl!^ D. B. (Francis & Valentine) r. Hotel Savoy
Francis David G., compositor Chronicle
Francis Eric M., clerk Cashier's Dept Wells Farjo & Co.,
r. 2616 Webster
Francis Frederick J. , photographer, r. 528 Geary
Francis Frederick W., carrier Examiner, r. 117 Jones
Francis Ganot, printer, r. 517 Sacramento
Francis George, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 464 Clem-
entina
Frances George E., clerk, Gen. Pass, and Ticket I)ei)t
S. P. Co., r. 2106 Jones
Franci George G., salesman F. N. Woods & Co., r. Oak
land
Francis Grosvenor, surveyor Boyd & Dickson, r. 261(!
Webster
Francis Guy, special agent Robert Dickson, r. 518 Gol-
den Gate Av
Francis Hannah, widow, furnished rooms, 238 Sixth
Francis Harry, financial agent, 501 Montgomery, r. San
Rafael
Francis Harry T. , hostler G. W. Browii, r. 185 Stevenson
Francis Henry M., tailor, r. 127 Silver
Francis J., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Francis James, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
527J San Jose Av
Francis James E., janitor New City Hall, r. 1133 Union
Francis James S. (M. S. Simas & Co.) r. 1334 Sacramento
Francis John, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
r 1130 Pacific.
Francis John, laborer, r. 2909 Harrison
Francis John, salesman Am. Salt Co., r. 339i Eigh-
teenth
Francis John B., teacher music, 1134 Valencia
Francis John D., clerk, r. 1100 Powell
Francis Joseph, porter S. P. Co, r. Oakland
Francis Joseph, porter W. J. Murray & Co., r. 422
Davis
Francis Joseph, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
Francis Joseph B., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 523
Howard
Francis Joseph S. president Western Outlook Pub. Co.
and clerk Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dept S. P. Co., r.
26 Pleasant
Francis Joseph S., salesman, r. 1334 Sacramento
Francis Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 506 Jones
Francis Kate Mrs., r. 5 Guerrero
Francis Louisa, widow, r. 11 Auburn
FRANCIS ."WAXlIFAeXIIKINtt CO, (Niagara Falls,
N. Y.) hook and eye manufacturers, J. W. Pierce
agent, 22 Kearny
Francis Martin S., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1334 Sac-
ramento
Francis Perry L. , motorman S F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
1601 Church
Francis Peter, laborer, r. 46 Clintim
Fi-ancis Peter C, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
29 Chapultepec
Francis Robert C, r. 2106 Jones
Francis Robert C. , barber, 1020 Powell and 315 Sutter, r.
San Jose
Francis S. , helper Edison Light and Power Co., r. 523
Howard
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Francis Thomas, engineer Hearfield, Bannister & Co., r.
203 Ritch
Francis Walter, cashier S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Francis Willard H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.
Alameda
Francis William J., conductor, r. 1704 Polk
Francis William T., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 828
Fulsom
FRANCIS & VALENTINE <..B.
FraDi-is and S. D. \aleiitluc) iiroprietors
Coniiuerrial Steam I'rIiitliiK, Uesigalng,
Ensravinu and Elertrtttypinc House, 517
I'lar and 510-316 Coniiuercial, Telephone
.Main 383
SS' Francis. See Frances
Franciscan Fathers, Rev. Maximillian Neumann, O. S.
F., Superior, 115 Golden Gate Av
Francisco Beonde, salesman Trapani & Gazzolo, r. 140
Jackson
Francisco Gede, r. 1950 California
Francisco H. H., agent Atlantic and Pac. Fast Freight
Line, 61 Chronicle Bldg
Francisco Joseph, farmer, r. Alms House
Francisco Joseph S., bookkeeper Revere Rubber Co., r.
23S Sixth
Franciscovich Frank, cashier Louis Taussig & Co., r.
25061 Mission
Frank Adam, machinist, r. 5 South Broderick
Franck Charles, bartender Robert Briese, r. 502 Sixth
Franck George, paints and oils, 325 Hayes
Franck H. A., machinist Joseph Wagner Mnfg Co., r.
308 Noe
Its' Franck. See Francke, Frank, Franke and Franks
Francke Albert (Herlel & Francke) r. 634 Pacific
Francke Philip E., salesman Golden Rule Bazaar, r
19134 Devisadero
gW Francke. See Franck, Frank, Franke and Franks
Franco-American Laundry, Mrs. Jennie V. Mayouran
proprietor, 3127i Mission
Franco-American Restaurant, Fabien Hitte proprietor,
521 Montgomerj'
Franco-American Tallow and Fertilizing Co., August
Prou proprietor, SW cor Deharo and El Dorado
Franco F. L., messnian stmr Mariposa
Franco-German Rinir Co., Greensfelder & Co. agents,
220 Sutter, room 7
Franco Gustav, r. 520 Stockton
Franco Louis, fireman stmr San Jose
Franco Mariana Mrs. , restaurant, 27 Hinckley
Francoeur David T., carpenter, r. 358 Elizabeth
Francoeur Francis L, editor lUu trated Pacific States,
6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 845 Fillmore
Francoeur George H., attorney at law, 14 Sansome,
room 50, r. 845 Fillmore
Fra'icoeur Germain F., printer, r. 845 Fillmore
Francois Miguel, cook, r. 1320 Stockton
Franconi L. Mrs., r. 1021 Polk
Franconia House, 147 San Bruno Av
Francovich John, oyster oi>ener George Maj-es & Co., r.
9 Salmon PI
Francoz J. M. Gustave, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 520
Stockton
Francy William, molder Western Foundry, r. Oakland
Frang Luigi, waiter, r. 334 Bush
Franger Philip H., musician, r. 2714 Greenwich
Frank Abraham, clothing, 108 Pacific
FKAKK ABKAU4.n L., secretary Raphaels In-
corporated 13-15 Kearny, r. 2121 California
Frank A. H., stationer and printer, 523 Clay, r. Ala-
meda
Frank Albert (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. 1353 Post
Frank Alexander (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. 206a Post
Frank Alexander H. (E. Frank & Sons) r. 2313 Califor-
nia
Frank Andreas, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 549
Howard
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Frank Andrew, painter O. B. De Ferrari, r. cor Powell
and Green
Frank Anna, widow, r. 1617 Green
Frank Arthur, clerk Bernard H. Frank, r. 13-20 Pacific
Frank August, engineer, r. 338 Ritch
Frank August W., sigupainter, 616 Merchant, r. 427^
Chestnut
Frank Augustus G., salesman Indiauapolis Furnituie Co.,
r. 142 Twelfth
Frank Benjamin, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
80o Pine
Frank Bernard H., drj- goods, 1322 Pacific, r. 1320 Pacific
Frank Bernard J., painter, r. 427? Chestnut
FR.4>K BKOTMERJ* (Frederick A. and George P.)
agricultural implements, 221 Market, Telephone
Mam 224
Frank Caroline Mrs., cook 1.516 Van Ness Av
Frank Catherine, widow, r. 1431 McAllister
Frank Charles, shoemaker, r. 116 Lily Av
Frank Charles, steward Merchants' Club, r. 63 Minna
Frank Charles, steward stmr St. Paul, r. 1.522 Dolores
Frank Charles A., embosser Shreve & Co.,r. 1322 0ctavia
Frank Clara M., widow, r. 1353 Post
Frank Clements N. , furniture dealer, 212 Commercial, r.
1823 Market
Frank Daniel, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 5 South Broderick
Frank David, tailor Harn- D. Hutt, r. 216 Clara
Frank E. iV Sons (Ephraim, Mitchel L. and Alexander
H.) clothiers and furnishers, 53.i-.537 and 540 Keamy
Frank Mwin B., gardener County Hospital, r. 2427
Bryant Av
Frank Emanuel M. , r. 1453 Franklin
Frank Emil, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 1509 Gouah
Frank Ephraim (E. Frank & Sons) r. 2313 California
Frank Ernestine, widow, r. 1930 Bush
Frank Etta, widow, r. 1623 Vallejo
Frank F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 140 Twelfth
Frank Ferdinand, painter, 1002 Pacific
Frank Fred W., engraver Schmidt Label and Litho. Co.,
r. 140 Twelfth
Frank Frederick A. (Frank Bros.) r. 2001 Van Ness Av
Frank Frederick VV., wagonmaker, r. 549 Howard
Frank George L., manager W. D. Wilson, r. 142 Twelfth
Frank George P. (Frank Bros.) r. Portland, Or.
Frank George W., miller, r. 542 Castro
Frank Harrj- J., clerk Crown Distilleries Co., r. 1807
Laguna
Frank Harrv T. W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1623
Vallejo
Frank Henrj% clerk .T. H. Schlesselmann, r. 235 Pierce
Frank Henn", gardener, r. 1715 O'Farrell
Frank Henr\- F., clerk P. Maver & Co., r. 24 Kissling
Frank Henrv W. (H. W. Frank .'c Co.) r. 1433 McAl.is,
t«r
Frank Hennan B., transferer Britton & Rev, r. 142
Twelfth
FRANK H. W. Jk CO. (Henry W. Frank) manufac-
turers bedding, furniture and upholster}', 212 Com-
mercial
Frank Ida, widow, r. Alms House
Fiank Irving H., stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r 1320
Sutter
Frank Isaac, r. SOS Pine
Frank Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 1930 Bush
Frank Isabel Mrs., furnished rooms, 338 Ritch
Frank Isidor, peddler, r. 5 Hayward
Frank .1. & Sons (Caiist<iga, Caj.) merchants, office 13-15
Batterv
Frank .Jacob (.J. Frank & Sons) r. 1709 Post
Frank .Jacob, upholsterer Indianapolis Fumfture Co.,
r. 3 Lark in Av
Frank Jacob J., salesman Crown Distilleries Co., r. 1807
Lagima
Frank John, carpenter, r. 209 Eighth
Frank John, restaurant, 1002 Hjde, r. 1228i Pine
Frank John B., fish, 629 Laguna, r. 535 Grove
Frank John B., painter August W. Frank, r. 427J Chest-
nut
Frank John L., carpenter Hooper & Co., r. 520 Hickory
Frank John R., butcher, 221 Clement
Frank Joseph S., clerk Roos Bros., residence 1821 Sac-
ramento
Frank Karl, carjienter, r. 401 Harrison
Frank Kassell, salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 1013 Howard
Frank Lena, domestic 419 Bartlett
Frank Leon (Gill & Frank) r. 805 Pine
Frank Leslie, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co
Frank Louis J (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. Redwood Citv,
Cal
Frank Ludwig, bookkeeper Albert Mueller & Co., r. 1823
Sacramento
FKA.N'K .1IARK E., genfs funiishing goods, 23;
Keaniv, r. 1613 Scott
Frank Martin (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. New York
Frank Maurice, special agent Fidelity C^ualty Ins. Cc.
219 Sansome, r. 2610 Sacramento"
Frank Max, patternmaker Union Iron Wks., r. 314 EUi^
Frank Max, baker, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Frank Mitchel L. (E. Frank & Sons) r. "2313 California
Frank Morris E., traveling salesman G. M. Kutz & C".
Frank Moses, orthoepist, 126 Kearny, room 40
Frank Moses A., bookkeeper Wolf & Frank, r. 105 Scott
Frank Moses J. , r. 1819 Laguna
Frank Nathan, r. 105 Scott
Frank Nathan, tailor, r. 559i Stevenson
Frank Nathan Mrs. , r. 559.} Stevenson
Frank Nathan H. (Audros & Frank) attorney at law, xj
Sansome, room 6, r. 714 Centril Av
Frank Oscar, bookkeeper, r. 2610 Sacramento
Frank Otto, waiter Henrj- C. Olsen, r. 318 Minna
Frank Peter, porter Fisher Packing Co., r. 105i Freeli^u
Frank Samuel, milkman, r. 237 Clara
Frank Samuel, stock broker, 307 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
Frank Samuel M., r. 1821 Sacramento
Frank S. H. Mrs. , widow, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
FRANK S. H. A CO. (Martin, William, Albeit,
Ijouis J. and Alexander Frank and Alfred.!. Marcus >
tanners and dealers leather, hides, etc., office 406-40--
Batterj-, Telephone Main 1546, warehouse Front an I
Green
Frank Stephen, furnished rooms, 23 Anthony
Frank Tanning Co. The (Redwoixl Citv) tanners, office
406-408 Batterv
FRANK WII,L1.A.M (Gutte & Frank) office 303 Cali-
fornia
Frank William (S. H. Frank & Co.)r. 2207 Buchanan
Frank William, carriagemaker Charles Klein, r. 517 Bii>l.
Frank William, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty -fifth an-:
Castro
Frank William J. W. , carpenter, r. 317 Cumberland
^^ Frank. See Franck, Francke. Franke and Frank-
FRANK'S BILLIARD F.4RLORS. Harry B. Adler
proprietor, 8-12 Eddv
FRANK'S BLOCK, .502 Washington and 609i San-
some
FRANK'S ROTlSSERIE, Coutard & Hoch proprie-
tors, 419 Pine
FR.ANK'S SALOON, J. L. Radovich & Co., proprie-
tors, 328 Pine
Franke Augustus, clerk, r. Alms House
Franke Bruno J., seaman, r. 467 Shotwell
Franke Charles, carpenter Pac. Door Co., r. 909 Geary
Franke Emile, gardener, r. 517J Birch Av
Franke Frederick H., trimmer Edison Lisht and Power
Co. , r. Fifteenth Av South nr L
Franke H., carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Franke Henry, packer Quartermaster's Dept. L*. S. A. ,
r. Seventeenth Av South nr I
Franke Ida, domestic 2.398 Howard
Franke John W., upholsterer, r. E s Fifteenth Av South
nr L
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rocit and Cement Work
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331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Fnuike Oustav, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r. 554}
Natoina
Franke May, widow, r. E s Fifteentli Av South nr L
Franke Michael, laborer, r. 31 Ford
Franke Otto G., j)hiniber Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wk!>, r. IVih Francisco
Franke Paul (Dickon & Franke) r. 772 Mission
Franke Powell, laborer, r. 1551J Mission
Franke Rudolph, shoemaker, 508 Post, r. 635 hecker
PI
Franke William, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. SE cor
Seventh Av South and Railroad Av
n^ Franke. See Franck, Francke, Frank and Franks
Fi-ankel Charles, plumber, r. SE cor Twelfth Av and L
Fninkel David, ci'jars and tobacco, 244-246 Fremont, r.
1630 O'Farrell
Frankel Hannah, widow, r. SE cor Twelfth Av and L
Frankel Herman L., manager Columbia Shoe Store, 1380
Market, r. 1514 California
Frankel Julius, dairyman, r. SE cor Twelfth Av and L
Frankel Lee (Kaufmann & Frankel) r. 1514 California
Frankel Richard, baker, r. 631 Sacramento
Frankenbach Valentine, r. 1616 Buchanan
Frankenberg Benjamin, salesman, r. 2215 Sutter
Frankenberg Josejih, harness and saddlery, 208 Dnimm
r. 2215 Sutter
Frankenberg Leon, salesman Davis Bros., r. Alameda
Frankenberg Lewis, cigarmaker, r. 626 Grove
Frankenberg Lottie, widow, r. 626 Grove
Frankenberg Louis, cutter Abrams & Rosen, r. 232
Seventeenth
Frankenberg Nathan .1. (Frahm & Frankenberg) r. 2105i
Larkin
Frankenheimer Joseph, r 136 West Mission
Frankenheimer Meyer, jiorter M. Blaskower & Co., r. 13H
West Mission
Frankenthal Frederick (Goldman & Co.) r. 229 Stockton
Frankenthal Jacob, r. 1718 Bush
Frankfort Accid«!nt and Plate Glass Insurance Co. (of
Frankfoit-on-the-Main, Germany) Voss, Conrad &
Co. general managers, 204 Sansome
Frankfort Marine Insurance Co. (of Frankfort-on-the
Main, Germany) Voss, Conrad & Co. general manag-
ers, 204 Sansome
Franklin Abe, salesman, r. 1121 Powell
Franklin Abraham, barber, 104 Pacific, r. 1803 Jones
Franklin Abraham, merchant, r. 1409 Ellis
Franklin Albert W., painter, r. 13 Douglass
Franklin Alice, domestic 517 Mason
Frmklin Benjamin G., citv agent Massachusetts Mutual
Life Ins. Co., r. 28 Hawthorne
FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE.sSrr.!
proprietor, 509 Clay
Franklin Building and Loan Association, W. A. Hatje
secretary, 413 Bush
Franklin C. mining, r. New Western Hotel
Franklin Charles, patterimiaker, r. r>25 Folsom
Franklin Charles, salesman, r. 1803 Jones
Franklin Charles B., carpenter and builder, r. 506 Ellis
Franklin Fannie M. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r. 514 Hermann
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia, Pa.) Ed-
ward E. Potter general agent, 508 California
Franklin Flora Miss, ironer Electric Laundry, r. 933
Howard
Franklin Frederick M., painter, r. 802 Ellis
Franklin Frederick W., secretary and treasurer Sunset
Manufacturing Co., 1429 Mission, r. 308 Hyde
Franklin G., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1916
Leavenworth
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis, r. J07 Trenton
Franklin George W., machinist, r. 525 Fols(jn
FR.4NKLI.M GRAM.nAR SCHOOL. James G.
Kennedy principal, E s Eighth nr Brj-ant
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^KSKET STREET
Ui>-Stairs, opp. Pai..\ce Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Franklin Gravel Mining Co. (Dutch Flat, Cal.) George R.
Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Franklin Hall, 1839 Fillmore
Franklin Harry, molder, r. 925 Brannan
Franklin H. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 506 Ellis
Franklin Henry H., solicitor, r. Ill Ninth
Franklin Harman, traveling agent The Savings Society
of Denver, 106 Walnut
Franklin Hjnnan (Newman & Franklin) r. 629 Golden
Gate Av
Franklin James, seaman, r. 221 Paris
Franklin John, cement worker, r. 63 Tehama
Franklin John H., millwright, r. 870 Folsom
Franklin Joseph (M. Franklin &Bro.) r. 1227 Geary
Franklin Joseph, motorman, r. 3352 Mission
Franklin Julius, brassmolder Vincent Kingwell, r. 523^
Natoma
FRANKLIN JULIL'S L. (Metzger & Franklin) capi-
talist, 26J Kearny, r. 2930 California
Franklin Kate Miss, r. 741 Sutter
Franklin Leon, r. 1508.J HowarU
Franklin Lodging House, William Buchanan proprietor,
216 Ninth
Franklin Lottie, widow, r. 2226J Post
Franklin M. &. Bro. (Marcus and Joseph) furnishing
goods, 25-27 Battery
Franklin M. A. Mrs., proprietor Vermont House, 303:'?
Sutter
Franklin Marcus (M. Franklin & Bro.) r. 629 Golden
Gate Av
Franklin Marj-, widow, r. 525 Folson
Franklin Max J. (Max J. Franklin k Co.) r. 1432 Gearj'
Franklin Max J. & Co. (Max J. Franklin) jewelrj% 21-23
Sutter
Franklin Milton W., bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro., r.
1227 Geary
Franklin Moses J., pawnbroker, 215 Grant Av and 1106
Market, r. 1444 O'Farrell
Franklin Nathan, salesman M. Franklin & Bro., r. 629
Golden Gate Av
Franklin Noah J. Mrs., widow, r. 1440 O'Farrell
Franklin Robert E., clerk .Etna Mineral Water Co., r. 31
Lafayette
Franklin' Samuel, druggist Model Prescrijition Pharmacy
r. 1409 Ellis
Franklin Samuel S., tailor, r. 1803 Jones
Franklin Sxrah Miss, stenographer John D. Baumann &
Co., r. 1428 Howard ^__;
Franklin Sarah A., widow, r. 614 Hennann
Franklin Sarah M. Mrs., r. 1117 Valencia
Franklin Savings and Building Association, W. J. Hatje
secretary, 413 Bush
FRANKLIN ST. PRESBYTERIAN (HKRCH.
Rev. G. D. B. Stewart pastor, SW cor Franklin and
Vallejo t—.u
Franklin Walter S., bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro., r.
1227 Geary _
Franklin William, clerk, r. 312 Leavenworth
Franklin William, expressman, r. 431 Minna
Franklin William S., sign writer John Paradese, r. 52.'i
Folsom
Frankovich Antonio, cook, r. 503 East
Franks Anna E. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary- School,
r. 98 Fillmore
Franks August, engineer, r. 517 Second
Franks August C. (Petermann & Franks) r. 922 Filbert
Franks Caroline, widow, lodgings. 11 Taylor
Franks Edward, engineer, r. 98 Fillmore
Franks Fred, clerk Cal. Construction Co., r. 550 Valen-
cia
Franks Frederick, poultry, r. Lake View
Franks George M., agent Henry H. Roelofs & Co., 27
Phelan Bldg, r. The Colonial
Franks Isidor, musician, r. 236 O'Farrell
Franks James, r. 98 Fillmore ,
Franks James, painter, and extraman Truck 6, r. 829
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Franks James Jr., beer bottler, SE cor FiUmore and
Hermann, r. 98 Fillmore
Franks John L., carpenter Excelsior Redwood Co, r.
520 Hickory Av
Franks John V., caqjenter. r. 209 Ei^fhth
Franks Joseph P., machinist, r. 98 Fillmore
Franks Kate, widow, r. 308 Guerrero
Franks Morris, salesman, r. 317 Third
Franks Newman, tailor, 131 Eddy, r. 310 U7 Av
Franks W. & Co. (William Franks) real estate, 610 Post
Franks William (W. Franks & Co.) r. 610 Post
Franks William, carriage builder, r. 517 Bush
S^ Franks. See Franck, Francke, Frank and Franke
Fi-anquelain Adolph, collector, r. 31 John
Franquelain Adolph Jr., clerk, r. 31 John
Fransen James, laborer, r. 716 Brannan
Fransen Peter F., laborer, r. 716 Brannan
Fransom Oscar, laborer, r. 57 Natoma
Franusich Martin, restaurant, cor Main and Bryant, r.
403 Bryant
Franz AugTist, laborer S. F. Stock Brewerj-, r. 2112 Pow-
ell
Franz Charles, gardener, r. 541 Valencia
Franz Charles, locksmith, r. 5 Polk Lane
Franz Loige, waiter Henry Lamarque, r. 334 Bush
Franz Valentine, carpenter, r. E s San Jose Road nr
Broad, Ocean View
Franze Rudolph, baker, r. 66J Everett
Franzen Albert, upholsterer H. Franzen, r. 1015 Ne-
braska
Franzen Augusta, widow, r. 1627^ Howard
Franzen Frederick, salesman E. J. Robinson & Co., r.
231 Ellis
franzen George J., carpenter, r. 909 Powell
Franzen Henry, upholsterer, 231 Ellis
Franzen Henry Jr., draper H. Franzen, r. 231 Ellis
Franzen John, miller, r. 207 Montgomery -\v
Franzina Martino, contractor, r. 613 Broadway
FRA>'Z1\ELLI A>TO-\IO, liquors, 449 Broadway,
r. 447 Broadway
Franzini Adoli^h, clerk Cafe Royal, r. 2834a Sixteenth
Franzoi Charles, cutter L. Gottheim & Co., r. 1423 Cali-
fornia, rear
Frapolli B. & Co. (Mrs. There-a and Frank FrapoUi)
native wines and brandies, 712-714 Battery
Frapolli Frank (B. Frapolli & Co.> r. 909 Filbe'rt
Frapolli Silvio, foreman B. Frapolli & C., r. 909 Filbert
FrapolliTheresa, widow (B. Frapolli & Co.) r. 909 Fil-
bert
Frase Theodore F. , electrotyper The Joseph Winterburn
Co., r. 724 Mission
Fraser A. E., real estate, 26 Flood Bldg, r. 300 Fair Oaks
Fi-aser Andrew, laliorer, r. Alms House
Fraser Annie, widow, r. 1702 Polk
Fraser Annie, widow, furnished rooms, 926 Mission
Fraser Bruce E. , motorman Market St. Ry Co. , r. 805
Prospect Av
Fraser Cattle Food Co., William Tucker manager, 11
Hickory Av
Fraser Charles C, salesman, r. 1503 Taylor
!■ raser Charlotte E. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1103 Van
Ness Av
Fraser Cora F. Miss, stenographer, r. 1503 Taylor
Fraser Daniel G., machinist Union Iron Wks,, r. 128J
Silver
Fraser Daniel M., journalist, r. 1443 McAllister
Fraser Delia, widow, r. Alms House
Fraser Duncan P., carpenter, r. 117 Vallej'
Fraser Edward W. , asst O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
926 Mission
FRAi^KR K»WI\ J., physician and surgeon, office
406 Sutter, r. 2013 Sacramento
Fraser Frank, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r. Oak-
land
Fraser Frederick, clerk Edward Anderson, r. Berelej'
Fraser George F., i>lumber William S. Snook &, kon, r.
810 Dolores
Fraser George W., collector J. Dewing Co., r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Fraser Gregorj- G., traveling salesman Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., r. Grand Hotel
Fraser Gordon, ship carpenter, r. 341 Duncan
Fraser Henry, cook, r. 1111 Rhode Island
Fraser Howard, machinist, r. 1108 Twentj-fourth
Fraser Hugh, insurance agent, 508 California, room 4--',
Fraser Hugli, laborer, r. 316 Louisiana
Fraser Hugh W., attorney at law, 508 California, TOuni
42, r. 224 Van Ness Av
Fraser James, r. 1235 Potrero Av
Fraser James, fireman, r. 12 Federal
Fraser James C, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 1.5CS
Taylor
Fraser James D. (Fraser & Macdonald) r. 38 McAllister
Fraser James E., clerk Treasurer's Dept. S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Fraser James G., carpenter, 451 Brjant
Fraser James G. , salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r. 1429
Steiner
Fraser James H., clerk Mutual Fire Ins. Co. (of New
York) r. 123J Noe
Fraser James K. (Henrix & Fraser) r. 543 Frederick
Fraser James O., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 1826 Hyde
Fraser John, carpenter, r. 123i Noe
Fraser John, liquors, 113 Bay
Fraser John, team^ter, r. 8 Gough
Fraser John, watchmaker, r. SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Fraser John A., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1281
Silver
Fraser John C, stone cutter, r. 12391 Market
Fraser John P. (Fraser & Keefe and The Litho. Sitru
Co.) r. 809 Mission
Fraser John R., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 16 Glover
Fraser Louis C, agent Flood Bldg, SW cor Fourth and
Market, r. 100 Devisadero
Fraser N. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 131 Post
Fraser Robert, shipwright Clark & Webster, r. Oak-
land
Fraser Roderick, ship carpenter Castner & Co., r. SIC
Dolores
Fraser Simon J., physician, office and r. 1218 Mission
Fraser Simon P. A. , carpenter, r. 2931 Laguna
Fraser Jessie, domestic 1711 Buchannan
Fraser Thomas, gripman Presidio and Ferries RR, r.
1124a Union
Fraser Thomas, plasterer, office 16 Post, r. 123 Eddy
Fi-aser Thomas T. , druggist, NE cor Seventh and Howartl
Fraser Warren A., carpenter, r. 2041 Howard
Fraser William, shipwright, r. 302| Lily Av 1
Fraser William, watchmaker A. Schohaj & Son, r. :.l
Henry
Fraser William C, porter, r. 719b Twenty-second
Fraser William F., jeweler, r. 123^ Noe
Fraser William H., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Wk^, ,
r. 515 Oak
Fraser William L., painter, r. E s Majestic .4v nr Hearst
Av
Fraser William P. , carpenter, r. 44 Sixth
FRASER & KEEFE (John P, Fraser
and John H. KeeFp) |tainter<i, polishers
and natnral >voocI finishers, 310 Stociiton
FRA«^ER Jt !WAt'DO\.4LD (James D. Fraser and 1
Archie C. Macdonald) carpenters, 14 Leavenworth
e^ Fraser. See Fraiser, Frazer and Frazier
Frasier Daniel S., carpenter Townlev Bros., r. 375 Sh.'t-
well
Frasier James A. , painter, r. 1002 Natoma
Frasier. See Fraser, Frazer and Frazier
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FRAT.4!ii A.\TMO.\V, proprietor Tony's Place, 112
Steuart, r. 413 Seventeenth
Fritenial Hall, 302it Sixteenth
FKAl'BK.NAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, 206 Sansome,
rooms
Frates Frank, laundrjiiiau La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Frates Joseph, longshoreman Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oak.
land
Fratessi Charles, dairyman, r. 74 San Bruno Road
FKATI.VGElt A. M., proprietor Fratinger & Co.'s
Cloak and Suit House, importer and manufacturer
ladies' and children's cloaks vnd suits, 105 Kearny,
r. 817 Eddy
Fratin er Arthur F., clerk Fratinger & Co., r. 817 Eddy
FRATINGER & COS CLOAK
AND SUIT HOUSE, ,?.v'Vr,;
U>v, tflioi«aie autl rfiall cloaks and
SHit^, lO.i Kearny. Telephone Main 803
Fratini Giuseppe, peddler, r. IC Ohio
Frauen Adolph G., finisher, r. 11 Wool
Frauen Henry H., shoemaker, (j06j Third
Frauen Peter, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling Sons Co. , r.
11 Wool
Frauea Theodore, salesman, r. 11 Wool
Frauenholz rthur J., bookkeeper Bavaria Brewery, r.
135 Chestnut
Frauenholz Eleanor Miss, r. 135 Chestnut
Frauenholz Hugo, manugtr Bavaria Brewery, r. 135
Chestnut
FRAIIEKHOLZ MARY MRS. (estate of) proprietor
Bavaria Brewery, NW cor Greenwich and Sc tt
Fraund William, cigar maker, r. 3 Hollis
Frausen Theodore, tanner, r. Alms House
Frautner Theodore, 6lectr(ityper The Winterburn Co., r.
3L2 Diamond
Fravage Mary, widow, r. 32b Kissliug
Frawley Albert, laborer, r. 751 Harrison
Frawley Annie, widow, r. 707 Post
Frawley Edward, stonecutter, r. 107 Welsh
Frawley Elizabeth, widow, r. 107 Welsh
Frawley Ellen, wid w, r. 2 Vernon PI
Frawley Eugene, clerk, r. 1454 Minna
Frawley Henry W., shoemaker, r. 131 Castro
Frawley James P., wharfbuilder U. Laydon & Co., r. 512
Howard
Frawley John, r. 1 31 Castro
Frawley John C, laborer, r. 953 Folsom
Frawley Patrick J., laborer, r. 107 Welsh
Frawlev Thomas R., tinsmith, r. 1454 Minna
Frawley Tillie Miss, waitress, r. 1454 Minna
Fray John F., teamster G. & R. Gillogley, r. 31i Dove
Frayer Joseph F., bartender, r. 4 Center PI
Frayne Frank J., janitor New City Hall, r. 113 Wildey
Frayse Marj' Mrs., laundress, r. 214 Seventeenth
Fraze William, engineer's storekeeper stmr Alameda
Frazee Mary E. , widow, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Frazer Alexander, teamster, r. 730 Army
Frazer B. E., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 805 Prospect
Av
Frazer Charles, metal roofer William Cronan, r. 1215
Market
Frazer Charles E., painter, r. 439 Fell
Frazer Charles R., electrician, r. 439 Fell
Fiazer Christopher, roofer Herbert Tracy, r. 4(j Sev-
enth
Frazer David W., periodicals, 116| Taylor, r. 400 Broad-
way
Frazer Eugene P., clerk, r. 853J Folsom
Frazer J. A., machinist, r. 620 Fourth
FRAZEK .lAMES, general insurance, 212 Pine, r.
The Westminster
Frazer James L., conductor Market St. Ry, r. lS24b
Howard
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Frazer John, caqxinter Stockton Planing Mills, r. .M
Henry
Frazer Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 1702 Polk
Frazer Thomas, blacksmith, r. 2208 Greenwich
Frazer Thomas, plasterer, r. 123 Eddy
FRAZER THOMAS .1., dentist, 80 Flood Bldg. r.
The Berkshire
Frazer William J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1643a
Folsom
Frazer W. L., oiler stmr Alameda
1^" Frazer. See Eraser, Frasier and Frazier
Frazier Albert, bellman, r. 1012 Baker
Fi-azier Ferdinand F., traveling salesman Wellinan,
Peck & Co., r. 1504 Market
Frazier Frederick, clerk, r. 114 Scott
FRAZIER J.AMES L., division superinteneent S. P.
Co., r. 1902 Broderick
Frazier Patrick B., liquors, NW cor O'Farrell and De-
visadero
Frazier William, laborer, r. Ill Natoma
Frazier William S. , miner, r. 1429 Mission
its' Frazier. See Eraser, Frasier and Frazer
Fread Frank, helper Krug & Yung, r. 4 Adair
Frear Chauncy E., bo.xmaker Clatsop Mill Co., r. 2105
Powell
Frear Hugo P., naval architect Union Iron Wks, r. 127
De Long Av
Frear Walter Rev. , agent American Board of Foreign
Missions, 7 Montgomery Av, r. Oakland
gS" Frear. See Freer
Frears John, cook J. Feyhl, r. 10 Stockton PI
Frechette Edwin, carpenter, r. 1437 Valencia
Frechette Louis E., carpenter, r. 211 J Prospect PI
B^" Frechette. See Frichette
Frechou Eugene M. , butcher I. Foss, r. 150 Shipley
Freck Henry M., stairbuilder, 407 Mission, r. 931 Do-
lores
Freck Jacob, milker J. Cantini & Co., r. Eighteenth
Av South, Bay View
Fred Mary, domestic 2131 Sacramento
Freddiug Oscar, porter New Pleasanton, r. 715 Howard
Frede Wolfe, tailor Fritz Oberg, r. 820J Larkin
Fredell Charles G., groceries, 1222 Howard
Fredell Henry, bookbinder, r. 815 Mission
Fredenbum Major C, mill hand Excelsior Redwood ''o.,
r. 1722 Market
Fredene Minnie, domestic 2330 Jones
Frederich Fessler, liquor,", 816 Sansome
Frederick Annie, domestic 2103 Pacific Av
Frederick B. Morrison, compositor James H. Barry, r.
916 Howard
Frederick Charles, seaman stmr Whitesboro, r. 534 Sei^
ond
Frederick George, cook stmr Australia
Frederick Harley W., barber Benjamin Scharft, 17U;i
San Carlos Av
Frederick Harry, bartender Martin & Martin, r. 83K
O'Farrell
Frederick Henry C, tailor, r. 27 Lapid:fe
Frederick John", barber, r. 27 Lapidge
Frederick John H. , coopsr August Petzold, r. 1 1>
Drmnm
Frederick Lizzie Miss, machine operator Columlii.m
Woolen Mills, r. 27 Lapidge
FREDEKICK MORRIS, vice-president Will & Fii^ck
Co., 818-820 Market, r. 2506 California
Frederick Robert B., stock fitter Buckingham & Hei-ht,
r. 11 Eugenia Av
FREDERICK W. A. A €0, (Mrs. William A. Fred-
erick, George Schaferand Daniel Sullivan) propriet-
ors Jackson Biewerj-, 1428 Mission
Frederick Wilhelmine, mid-wife, r. 27 Lapidge
FREDERICK ^VILLIA.M A., manager Jackson
Brewery, 1428 Mission, r. 1426 Mission
Frederick William A.Mrs. (W. A. Frederick & Co.) r.
1426 Mission
Frederick William B., r. 2203 Mission
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tf:^ tVederick. , See Frederich, Frederichs, Fredericks,
Fredrich, Fredriehs and Frerichs
Fredericks Albert E. , janitor Mutual Life Bldg
Fredericks Amelia, widow, r. 417b Francisco
Fredericks A. Remj-, salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co.,
r. 1810 Webster
Fredericks Charles, r. 449t Twentieth
Fredericks Charles, clerk" Goldberg, Bowen & Lebcii-
bauiu, r. 2004 Devisadero
Fredericks Cliarles E., manager Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. 1128 Sutter
Fredericks Conrad, driver Walker Bros., r. 42S Seventh
Fredericks Detlef, bai-t«nder, r. 332a Gearv
Fredericks Edward, baker, r. 330 Fremont
Fredericks Edward P. , ma-ker S. F. Laundry, r. lolit
Eddy
Fredericks Emma, widow, r. 120S Leavenworth
Fredericks Frederick, teamster, r. 1612 Steiner
Fredericks George H., bookseller, 326 Seventh
Fredericks Henry, furniture maker, r. 739 Treat Ar
Fredericks Henrj- B., bookkeeper, r. 739 Treat Av
Fredericks Jacob, brewer, r. 314 Fifth
Fredericks Jacob C, teamster, 113 Bush, r. 1612 Steiner
hYedericks John, engineer, r. 714 Tehama
Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.) r. 1128
Sutter
Fredericks .Inseph. salesman, r. l>iiri Webster
FREDERICKS JOSEPH & CO.
(Josepli Fredericks) ruuiiture. earpets.
in)hol.st<>ry, sole aeents Henna KentM ood
Ftirnitnre, .special designs, portieres,
draperies and art cabinet work, 640-651
Market. Telephone Main 816
Fredericks Joseph A., teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 20.5 Folsom
Fredericks Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 478 Jessie
Fredericks Louise, domestic 2215 Buchanan
Fredericks Mark, laborer, r. 10 Wes-t Mission
Fredericks Paul J., foreman R. A. Gilbride & Co., r. 571
Bryant
Fredericks William G. 1 marine engineer, r. 110 Sanchez
B^" Fredericks. See Fredriehs, Fredricks, Fridericks
and Friedricks
rRKI»EKl€K!»BirR« BOTTLIXG CO.. August
J. Lang manager. Otto Lang president, D Todt
secretary, 1510-1512 Ellis, branch office 921 Market
FKEIIERICKSBURCi BRE^YERV, office 403
Market
Fredericksen Charles, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Fredericksen Christian, seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
Fr.derickson Bernhard, master schr Granger, office Pier
7 Steuart
Frederickson Charies, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. Oak-
land
Frederickson Charles, laborer Merchants Ice and Cold
Storage Co., r. 40 Louisa
FreJericksen Frank, bartender Charles G. Ahloren r
26 Folsom
Frederickson Gustave, fisherman, r. 82 Everett
Frederickson Henry, painter, r. 40 Montcalm
Frederickson John, seaman, r. .534 Second
Frederickson Louis J., driver, r. 24f'8J Sacramento
Frederickson Neils, laborer, r. 650 Fourth
Fraderickson Olas, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Frederickson Soren P., waiter James U. H.istings r 719
Market
Frederickson Wiliiara, master stnir El
land
^■ir Frederickson. See Fredrlckson
Frediani A. & Co. (Attilio and Massimo Frediani) fruits
and vegetables, 1605 Folsom
Frediani Attilio (A. Frediani & Co.) r. 1605 Folsom
Frediani Geo.-ge, clerk Frediani & Co., r. 1050 Valencia
Frediani George, waiter, r. 229 Pacific
Freliani Giovanni (Frediani & Co.) r. 10.50 Valencia
Frediani Joseph (Frediani & Lavan) r. 1018 Montgomery
Frediani Joseph, waiter, r. 355 Pacific
Frediani Massimo (A. Frediani & Co.) r. 305 Twelfth
Frediani & Co. (Giovanni Frediani) fruits, 1050 Valencia
Frediani & Lavan (Joseph Frediani and Charles Lavan)
wagonmakers, 426 Pacific
Frednian F., presser, r. 7 Falmouth
Fredman Theodore, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Fredriehs Henn,-, waiter, r. 262J Folsom
Fredriehs William, carpenter, r. 404 Turk
^?" Fredriehs. See Frerichs
Fredrick Charles, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Fredrick Edward H., broom maker, r. 1611 Stevenson
Fredrick Powell (Cal. Exterminating Institute) r 204
Hyde
Fredricks Elizabeth, widow, r. 126 Colling\vood
Fredricks Elizabt th L. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primarv
School, r. 126 CoUingwood
Fredricks George, buj-er Union Iron Wks, r. 616 Guer-
rero
Fredricks Harrj-, bartender, r. 836 0'Farrell
Fredricks Tlieresa M. Miss, teacher Edison Primarj
School, r. 126 CoUingwood
e^ Fredricks. See Fredericks and Friedericks
Fredrickson Annie R., widow, r. NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-eighth
Frenrickson Frederick, seaman, r. 59 South Park
Fredrickson Frederick C. , produce commission merchant
r. 217 Pierce
Fredrickson George S., oiler, r. NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-eighth
Fredrickson Henry W., painter Daniel Foley, r. 40
Montcalm
Fredrickson John, marble cutter Vermont Marble Co.,
r. 30* Stanley PI
Fredrickson John, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Fredrickson Olof, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Fredrickson Svenson, master schr Erie, office Pier 7
Steuart
10"P'redrickson. See Frederickson
Fredriksen Charles, stevedore, r. 1922 Greenwich
Fredriksen Peter, carpenter, r. 497 Fourth
Free Benjamin F., engineer Golden Gate Distilling Co.,r.
2117 Jones
Free Christian, jeweler Shreve& Co., r. Oakland
Free Herman D., restourant -and liquors, NW cor D and
Seventh Av
Free Michael, 1 quor dealer, r. 928 Illinois
FREE Pt'BLiC LIBRARV, George T. Clark libra-
rian. New City Hall, 2d floor. Telephone South 134,
branches 1131 Valencia, 1126 Kentucky, 1801 Stock-
ton and 813 Point Lobos Av
Free Robert H., clerk Sullivan R. Hall, r. 427 Grov e
Free William S., salesman Norton, Teller &, Roden, r.
212 Scott
1^" Free. See Freehr, Frej-, Fry and Frye
Freechtle Josaph, harnessniaker, 896 Larkin, r. 1435
Ellis
Freed Aliraham, expressman, r. 1228 Folsom
FREED FR.i.\K P., superintendent Station K, Post
Office 30 New Montgomorj-, r. The Colonial
Freed Isaac, salesman Horn &"Co., r. 719 Fourteenth
Freed Jacob, jeweler S. Peckemian, r. 22f Russ
Freed John B., salesman New Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. 1724 Fillmore
Freed Simon, barber, r. 1228 Folsom
Freeh Jacob, restaurant, 304 Grant Av
Freeh Michael, liquors, 19 Everett
Freel Ann, widow, r. 613 I
Freel John, compositor Examiner
Freel John B., policeman, r. 215b Valencia
Freel Mar>-, .. idow, r. 234i Tenth
Freel Mary M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 613 I
Fi-eel Nellie Miss, r. 234* Tenth
1^- Freel. See Friel and Freil
Freeland Charles, salesman, r. 505 Harrison
Freelaud John P., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
505 Harrison
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Freeland May Miss, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 212
Powell
Freeland Nicholas, driver International Hotel
Freeland Robert, r. 48 Fourth
Freelaiid William H. , surveyor, r. 212 Powell
Freeland William P., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo A:
Co., r. 618 Golden Gate Av
Freeland William W., carpenter, r. 1114 Twenty -fourth
XW Freeland. See Vreeland
Freeler David, painter, r. 749 Brannun
Free\nan Abraham C. (Freeman & Bates) r. 3084 Wash-
ington
FKEE.H.IM ALLC^' O., manager J. K. Aruisby ('.,.,
138-140 .Market, r. Palace Hotel
Freeman Bridget Miss, r. 144 Clara
Freeman Charles E., salesman, r. 854 Mission
Freeman Charles H., interne Toland Medical College
Freeman Daniel, janitor, r. 1305 Sacramento,
Freeman E. J. , widow, r. 1050 Mission
Freeman Elisha, r. 516 Folsom
Freeman Ella M. Miss, r. 2007 Bush
Freeman Emma Miss, tailoress, r. 132 McAllister
Freeman Eniest W., bartender J. Sliskovich, r. 725 Fifth
Av
Freeman Eugene M., pilot, r. 3000 Sacramento
Freeman Forrest B. jjhysician and surgeon, ottice !I53
Marker, r. 1050 Mission
Freeman Francis Miss, r. 703 Sutter
Freeman Frank B., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Freeman Frank F., attorney at law, 8-11 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor, r. 826 Bush
Freeman Frederick W., r. 516 Folsom
Freeman George, quartermaster stmr Acajnilco, r. G
Union
Freeman Gideon M., physician, 321 Geary, r. 922 O'Far-
rell '
Freeman Gustav, seaman, r. 11 Drumm
Freeman Isadore, salesman, r. 1321 Eddy
Freeman .Jacob (Freeman & Wrin) r. 21 Fair Av
Freeman James A., woolgrader, r. 2629 Harrison
Freeman James E. , r. 2507 Pine
Freeman Jeremiah N., janitor, r. 1006 Washington
Freeman J. Eugene (Smith & Freeman) r. The Colonial
Freeman John, r. 526 Gearj-
FKEEMAN JOHN, agent Thomas Cook & Sons, 621
Market, r. 322 Golden Gate Av
Freeman John, carpenter, r. 631 Stevenson
Freeman John, painter, r. 1434 California
Freeman John E.. r. 2507 Pine
Freeman John L. with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 3509a Six-
teenth
Freeman L., peddler, r. 31 Moss
Freeman Lewis, r. 804 McAllister
Freeman Magnus, tailor O.W. Nordwell & Co. , r. Oakland
Freeman Mary, widow, r. 633i Geary
Freeman MatQda Miss, furnished rooms, 144 Clara
Freeman Matthew D., horseshoer, 436 Valencia, r. 50
Quinn
Freeman Michael C. , blacksmith, r. 907 Folst)m
Freeman Nellie, nurse, r. 2108 Vallejo
Freeman Nicholas, miner, r. 144 Clara
Freeman O. K., purser stmr City of Rio de Janeiro, r.
1223 Geary
Freeman Otis G., freight clerk stmr Acapulco
Freeman P. Enoch, musician, r. cor Pine and Pierce
Freeman Peter, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Freeman Richard, physician, 321 Gearj'
Freeman Robert B., shoemaker, 930 Mission, r. 221
Sixth
Freeman Samuel F., merchant, r. 2007 Bush
FREE.11AN, SNITII «& CO. (Arthur A. Smith) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 122 California,
Telephone Main 5652
Freeman W., lineman, r. 342 Fourth
Freeman Walter J., salesman Fred B. Hi.ight, r. 854
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
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Fret'ui in Walter K., salesman Ames & Harris, r. Oak-
laud
Freem.n Webster, laborer S. P. Co., r. 100 Fifth
Freeman William H., seaman, r. 6 Union
FREEMAN A B.lTESi (Abraham C. Freeman and
George E. Bates) attorneys -.t law, 8-11 Mills Bldg,
9th floor.Telephone Mam 174
FREEMAN A WRIN (Jacob Freeman and Michael
J. Wrin) stoves, tinware and plumbing, 326 Third
Freeney F., carpenter, r. 620 California
Freer Burr W., traveling salesman Waterbury Watch
Co. , r. 816 Powell
Freer Louis, carpenter, r. i\\\ Polk
Ks^ Freer. See Frear
Frees Charles W., traveHug salesman Fancher & Bur-
kett, r. 422 Post
FREE$»E .%NDREn' €., stevedore, 55 Mission, Tele-
phone Main 619, and Public Administrator, 319
Pine, rooms 8-12, Telephone Main 1565, r. 812 Fell
Freese Andrew J. , teacher Potrero Evening School, r.
922b Sutter
Freese Annie, widow, r. 920 Moiitgomerj'
Freese Charles A., engineer, r. 1120 Twenty -fourth
Freese Charles F., engineer, r. 1120 Twenty-fourth
Freese Charlotte, widow, r. 516 Fulton
Freese Edward B., clerk Andrew C. Freese, r. l.')4
Waller
Freese F., seaman stmr Colima
Freese Harry, cook, r. 36 Moss
Freese Herbert L., teamster, r. 304 Fremont
Freese Herman A., clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 516
Fulton
Freese John H. , groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
eighth and Church
Freese John H., proprietor Bay Central Saloon, 417
East
Freese Joseph, capitalist, r. 1169 Mission
Freese Joseph C, collector Blvthe estate, ofHce 14 Grant
Av, r. 812 Fell
Freese Louis, teamster, r. NE cor Iowa and Nevada
> reese Marie, widow, r. 1129 York
Freese Peter (Hartwick & Freese) r. Alameda
Freese Richard, broomsewer Cal. Broom Co. , r. 318 Dun-
can
Freese Samuel W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1330
Folsom
Freese William, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
fYeese William H., bartender R. G. Schroeder, r. 2220
Fillmore
l[W Freese. See Fre^e, Fries and Friese
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker, r. 631 Stevenson
Freelhy George W., master mariner, r. 257 Tehama
Fregenza Thomas, engineer, r. 2228 Greenwich
Frehe Herman F., shoemaker D. Leigh, r. 517 Hayes
Frei Andrew, farmer, r. 20 Rincon PI
Frei Charles, baker, r. 444 Brannan
Frei Conrad, tailor, 204 4 Powell
Frei Eniil, artist Thomas C. Butterworth, r. 32 Page
Freid Jacijb, clerk, r. 22 J Russ
Freidenrich David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ackennan)
attorney at law, 426 California, r. 203 Turk
gW Freidman. See Friedman
Freiermuth Annie, widow, r. 1524 Ellis
Freiermuth Annie C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 429A Oak
Freiemiuth Charles, stoves and tinware, 1809 Union
Freiermuth George H., contractor, r. 1524 Ellis
Freiermuth Henry H., clerk, r. 429^ Oak
Freieruuith Harvey W., salesman, r. 429.^ Oak
Freiemiuth Kate Mrs., r. 5431 Natoma
FREILING PETEn» rename pUc care,
'i'i* Bra u nan
Freiling Rufus T., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1628
Devisadero
Freis Abraham, tailor, r. 4 Harriet
Freise Paul, butcher, 813 Buchanan, r. 704 Bird) Av
Freitag Christian M., widow, r. 320 Drumm
DIXON, BOBGESON 4 CO. SHOWCASES
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tS^ Freitag. See Freytag
Freitas Ada M. Mrs., r. 1931 San Carlos Av
Freitas Antone F., barber, r 419 Fourth
Freitas Joaquin T. (Freitas & Rodgers) r. Hampshire bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Freitas John, liquors, 1018 Kearny, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Tri -tas John L. , teacher music, r. 914 Harrison
Freitas Joseph, laborer, r. 837 Broadway
Freitas Julius, boxmaker, r. 914 Harrison
Freitas Lotta, widow, r. Ninth Av South and G
Freitas Manuel, seaman, r. 1 Bartol AUev
FREITAS MANUEL T., .e..er.,
coiuiiiisslon iiiercliaat, r.iriii and dairy
prod ace and provisions, ;W5 Front, r.
Hotel Fairinonnt
Freitas & Rodgers (Joaquin T. Freitas and Manuel Rod-
gers) beer bottlers, 400-411 Eighth
(^"Freitas. See De Freitas and Fraitas
Freitts William C, carrier Edwards Publishing Co., r.
110 Tehama
Frellson Hans (Dexter Prince Stables) r. 1 509 Grove
Frelund John, coppersmith Union Iron Wlis
Fremey Frank, driver, r. 127 Kearny
Fremier Julius, clerk, r. 1509 Dupont
Fremont Joseph, glove finisher Pac. Glove Wks, r. 37
Moss
Fremont Milhng Co. (Seattle) 1. E. Thayer agent, 2S
California
Fremont Mining and Milling Co. (incorporated) R. McF.
Doble treasurer, 202 Sansome, room 2
FRENOKT PKira.4BV »s('HOOL, Miss Rose Gold-
smith principal, N s McAllister bet Baker and Bro-
derick
French Alver L., clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. 31 Oak
FRENCH AND ENGLISH INSTI-
TIITC ^avltr MefiPt (Oftlrif^r d'Aca-
I U I L> dfiiiie) direc or, rS'il Po-well
nr iir<»adMay
FRE\<;ii BK\'ETOLE\T SOCIETY, 318 Post, Tele-
phone Main 1547
French Board of Underwriters, Edward Chevassus agent,
1-3 Sansome
French C, teamster, r. 564| Bryant
FRENCH CEMETERY, N of Point Lobos Av nr Thir-
ty-third Av
French Christian Uni<m of California, Mrs. Marie Marsh-
all president, 1120 Powell
FRENCH CON8iiL.4TE. Alexandre Laurence de La-
lande, consul, 604 Commercial
French Cyrus E., laborer, r. 33 Lapidge
French Edward J., marine engineer, r. 1128 Treat Av
French Edward W., salesman Pac. Marine Supply Co., r.
2104 Hyde
French Etta Mrs., r. 1212 Geary
French Fidie C, widow, r. 1117 Ellis
French F. Mc rtimer (French & Linforth) r. Alameda
French Frank, shipping clerk, r. 330 Duncan
Frencli Frank, teamster, r. 721 Fourteenth
FREMCH I'-RANK J., attorney at law, 530 California,
rooms 62-63, r. 1617 Jackson
French Frank S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1617
Jackson
French Frank W., proprietor San Francisco Calcium
Light Co., 10 Stevenson r. 715 Post
French Frederick J., clerk, r. 842 McAllister
French Frederick W., blacksmith, r. 952} Howard
French Frederick W., clerk The Whitman & Barnes
Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
French George E., cashier Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 722
Fillmore
French George L., office 320 California, r. 328 Haight
French Harold, student, r. 1617 Jackson
FRENCH HAYES C, M,D.,eye,ear,
nose aud throat, iioiirs 11 to 13M and I to
4 r.n., Young Men's Cliristian Association
BIdg, Teleplione South .->!», r. »4I Vaieneia
French Henry De A., solicitor Fidelity Mutual LifeAssn,
r. Oakland
French Hosea E. , watchmaker, r. 722 Fillmore
FRENCH HOSPITAL, Charles H. Rouget superin-
tendent, SE cor Fifth and Point Lobos Avs, Tele-
phone Main 1548
French Ida B. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School,
r. 1811 Pine
French James, carpenter, r. S s Stratton nr Stanyan
French Jatnes, clerk, r. 982 Howard
French James E., bartender, r. 1130 Market
French John B., r. 842 McAllister
French John D., mnfrs agent, 23 Davis, room 10, r.
Oakland
French John H., plumber, r. 6 Cottage Row
French John L. S. , clerk J. F. Crosett & Co., r. 121 Turk
French John F., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. 842
McAllister
French John S., teamster, r. 31 Oak Grove Av
French Joseph, glass cutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 2009
Mission
French Joseph A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dejit S. P.
Co., r. 2009 Mission
French J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 328 Haight
FRENCH LIKK.iRY, Daniel Levy president, Aime
Masson secretary, 305 Larkin, room 27
French M. J., stevedore, r. 651 Jessie
French Mary Mrs., electric physician, office 206 Turk, r.
31 Turk
French May B. Miss, milliner, r. 1303 Leavenworth
French May L., widow, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 427
Sutter
French Mima T., wido^'-, r 1811 Pine
French Mutual Benevolent Society, 318 Post
French Otto, photographer, r. 407" Fell
French Pauline Miss, stenographer, r. 714 Bush
FRENCH REFORMED CHIjRCH, Rev. Edward J.
Du)>uy pastor, 1110 Powell
French Richard, finisher George H. Fuller Desk Co., r.
2009 Mission
French Rosa M. Mr-., secretary Womans Industrial
Union Rescue Hdine, r. 941 Valencia
FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN
CnnCTY K» •'• •-« 'Brelon president
OUwIL I I) .4. itrand secretary, (gnar-
autee capitai $300,000) 534 California,
open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M., Saturday
evenings, 7 to 8 P. M.
French Susan F. W. Mrs. , widow, r. 1002a Bush .
French Thomas J., conductor r. 1220 Twenty-fourth
French Walter B., boiler maker Union Iron Wks, r. 1811
Eddy
French Walter E., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 1811
Pine
French Wheeler N., teamster, r. 1811 EdJy
French William F., shoemaker Siebe, Glanville Co., r.
40) Corbett Road
French William H., teamster McNab & Smith, r. 2T
Garden
French William J. , printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1233
Vallejo
French & Linforth (F. Mortimer French and Edward W.
Linforth Mnnfrs agents hardware, metals, etc., 33
Beale
£g- Frenkel. See Frankel
Frenna Henry A., carpenter, r. 1625 Mii^sion
Frenna Joseph P. , barber, 1207 Polk, r. 1230^ Bush
Frenna M. Mrs. , boarding, 1625 Mission
Frenna Vincent, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 16
Preston PI
SAIN FFAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY C0.?1
215 VALENCIA S".
LEPHONE Mission 4.0
mm LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBKLWb
109 Montgomery St.
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603
FRI
Frentrup Louis, advertising agent S. F. Tagsblatt, r. 514
OFarrell
Frenzel Augusta, domestic 1836 Turlt
Frenzei Charles P., porter Schlegel & Benker, r. 307
Green '
Frenzel Otto, metal plater, r. 4 Hayward
Frerichs Johanna, widow, proprietor The Almonte, 1
Fifth
Frerichs Martin, drj- i^oods, 1006 Eighteenth, r. 434 Cas-
tro
Frerias Frederick, clerk Henry Hellberg, r. 1104 Bryant
Fresch Joseph, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 733 Turk
Fresch Joseph, liquors, 329 Pacitic, r. 818 Sansonie
Fresch Louis, plumber, r. 642i Fourth
Fresch P. ter, waiter, r. 5421 Fourth
Frese Anton, baker, r. 772 Mission
Frese Christian, bartender, r. 318 Duncan
Frese Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 318 Duncan
FRESE HERMANN* boot ana shoe
uiaudiactarer, .til %ir»nt Av, r. 805
Halght
Frese Hermann, treasurer S. P. Taylor Paper Co., r.
1407 Bush
Frese Richard, broominaker. r. 318 Duncan
FKE.S£ W. A <;0. (William Frese) merchants, and
agents Oceanic Phosphate Co., 419 Cal fornia,
room 15.
Frese William (W. Frese & Co.) r. 2506 Pine
Ffese William H., tile setter, r. 318 Duncan
Fresh Louis, laborer, r. 105.^ Freelon
Fiesler Daniel, bricklayer, r. 1014 Noe
Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co. , W. H. Ingels secre-
tary, 8-9 Mills Bldg 6th floor
iKR!^«i» «IT¥ A\D rOllXTV DIKECTORV,
F. M. Hasted publisher, 530 California, room 65
Fresno Millint,' Co. (Fresno) Sperry Flour Co. jiroju-i-
etors, office 134 California
Fresno Vineyard Co., L. P. Drexler president, office 409
C lifornia.
Fretillaire Mary, widow, r. 3 Rincon Court, rear
FKETIVELL EUWIN, president American Bank
and Trust Co. of San Francisco, NE cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 2112 Green
Fretz Frank H., merchant, r. 700 Broadway
FREUD CORSET CO. (J. Richard Freud & Co.) im-
porters and manufacturers, and wholesale and re-
tail dealers corsets, 816 Market, and 11 O'Farrell
Freud J. Richard (J. Richard Freud & Co.) r. 1714 Van
Ne.se Av
FREUD J. RICHARD & CO.,
(J. Richard Freud) Freud Cor.set | lo..
M'holesale and retail corsets, 816 Mar-
ket and 11 O'Farrell
FREUD IW «& SOi\ (Mrs. Rosa Vogelsdorff) Freud's
Corset House, 742-744 Market and 10-12 Grant Av
FREUD'S CORSET HOUSE,,...
Ro^a Vogelsdorff) Importers ami iiiann-
facturer* cor.sets. 743-744 Market and 10-
12 liirant Av. Telephone Main i:{75.
Freudenberg Henry, with Laurel Palace, r. 1904 Baker
Freudenberg John G., bookkeeper C. R. Hansen & Co.,
r. 3016 Scott
Freudenberg John H., watchman, r. 3016 Scott
Freudenberg Peter H., printer, J. O. Jejjhson & Co., r.
3016 Scott
Freudenthal Ada Miss, spumer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
543 Indiana
Freudenthal Frederick J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co. r. 542
Indiana
Freudenthal John H., watchman, r. SW cor Pennsylva-
nia Av and Nevada
Freuier James L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2S17
Bush
Freuier John, mth Alfred Borel & Co., r. Oakland
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IJ^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
8 to 5 P. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED 8TJ1TE8 BREWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Freund Arnold H. , clerk, r. 1135 Shotwell
Freund Carl, confectioner, r. Alms House
Freuud Carrie Mrs., r. .508 Franklin
Freund Charles, milkman, r. 627 Commercial
Freund Charles F., deputy Assessor, r. 1135i Shotwell
Freund Charles G., taiior. r. 17 Everett
Freund Frank M., insurance broker and solicitor Cesar
Bertheau, r. 1125 Shotwell
Freund Henry, milkman, r. 627 Commercial
Freund Otto W., bookkeeper S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
27.57 Harrison
Freund Philip, stationer, r. 1629 O'Farrell
Freund Robert H., chemist, 801 Sutter, r. 2234 Pine
Freund Ru lolph, bartender, r. 905 O'Farrell
Freund William A., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 404 Third
Freund & Co., 423 Washington, room 13
Freundschuch Charles, liquors, 617 Sacramento, r. lllSi
Stockton
Frew Emma P. Miss, stenographer, 43 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 2016 Howard
Freweek George H., bartender, r. 113 Eighth
Frey A. F., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r. West
Berkeley
Frey Alice, widow, r. 577 Minna
Frey Anna M. Miss, r. 615 Pine
Frey Annie Miss, operator Pa';. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 212
Eighteenth
Frey Charles, cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 212 Eighteenth
Frev diaries S., telegraph operator, r. 615 Pine
Frey David J., bakery, 1205 Polk
Frey Eugene W., driver, r. Old San Jose Road
Frey Franz, cashier Chicago Brewery, r. 2327 Howard
Frey Fre I, attorney at law, 13 Supreme Court Bldg, r. 32
Birch Av
Frey Fre lerick, laborer, r. 316 J Langton
Frey Gizela, widow, r. 1204a Larkin
Frey Gustave, r. 43 Sixth
Frey Henry, cooper, r. 21 Fourteenth
Frey Jacob, c .rpenter, r. 1912 Mission
Frey John W., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 321 Bush
Frey Joseph, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 15-.'4J
Clay
Frey Julius D., traveling salesman Abramson-Heunisch
Co., r. 1305 Laguna
Frey Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 577 Minna
Frey Reinhold, cooper, r. 21 Fourteenth
SS" Frey. See Free, Frei, Fry and Frye
Freyganu Alfred, cigars and tobacco, 501 Market, r. 626
' California
Freygang Paul, oliioe 113 Davis, r. 626 California
Frey tag Christopher H., confectioner, r. 2307 Bush
tteytag Edward, agent, 30 Kea ny, room 18
Freze W. L., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 1316
Sacramento
Friberg Ole, laborer, r. 21 Silver
Frichette Athanase, contractor and builder, r. 89 Powell
Av
Frichette George J., clerk Henry J. E. Vaupel, r. 1437
Valencia
Frichette Harry E., carriagemaker, r. 1437 Valencia
Frichette L. J., bookkeeper, r. 89 Powell Av
Frich«tte Louis D., contractor and builder, 223 Drumni,
r. 89 Powell Av
S^ Frichette. See Frechette
Frick George W., porter, r. 943 Folsom
Frick J. B., stone and concrete work, 632 Market, r. 331
Ellis
Frick Louis C. (Frick & Weir) r. 8 Monroe
Frick & Weir (Louis C. Frick) barbers, 308 Kearny
Fricke Charles (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2123 Union
Fricke Gustav, dairy produce, 131 Fifth
Fricke Henry F. , groceries and liquors, SE cor Nine-
teenth and Guerrero
Fricke James, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 722 Minna
Fricke L. S. Mrs., r. 816 Sansome
FRICKE THEODORE, secretary Louis Roesch Co.,
419 Sacramento and 320 Sansome, r. Alameda
STOVES
KND KITCHEN S\JF>PL-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST,
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET. Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
FRI
604
FRI
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Fricker Lizzie, domestic 816 Chestnut
Flickers Michael, driver Cal. Tallow Wks, r. 1325 Sixth
Av
FricklandE., shoemaker, 8 Grant Av
Fridav Henrv C. , dmamoman Edison Light and Power
Co.,r. 606 Ellis
Fridericks Leopold, master schooner Howard, r. 10 De
Boom
Fridrich Oscar, woodworker Wight & Hocking-, r. 735
Folsom
Fried Agnes, widow, r. lllS Scott
Fried Hattie, widow, r. 313 Sanchez
Fried Julia, dressmaker, r. 2331J Pine
Fried Rudolph, r. 503 Hyde
Fried WiUiam, bartender, r. 13 Frankfort Av
_ 4) Frieilberg Isaac M., r. 1216^ Golden Gate Av
_ ^" Fried berg Noah S., general merchandise, r. :W5 Fulton
^ S^ Friedberg. See Freidberg
Friedburg Ke^. iiia, widow, r. 1101 Page
Friedel Charles A., shoemaker, 402 Brannan, r. 3201
Ritch
3 Friedel Frederick T., shoemaker, r. 894 Dolores
• e^ Friedel. See Fredell
3 ^ Friedell & Co. (L. Friedell and M. Kopiiel) barbei-s, 34
i iZ, F.urth
' g Friedell Louis (Friedell ^ Co.) r. 429 Larkin
) ;-^ Friedemanu Charles S., salesman City of Paris, r. 2527
Qj McAllister
3; Q Friedemann George V., salesman, r. 413i Broderick
f Friedemann Millie Miss, jewelrj' casemaker Shreve & Co. ,
7' "2, r. 2527 McAllister
) *; Friedenberg Maurice, tailor Albert Mueller & Co., r. 138
J ^ Fulton
; Friedenrich Samuel Mrs., r. 728 Sutter
Frieder M., salesman B. H. Patrick & Co
FKIEOEKIi'H OrSTAV, cashier Lo»«,.,n and San
„^ Francisco Bank (limited) ?r\V cor California and
^\ Leidesdorff, r. 1412 Washington
_^ FreidliL-fer George J., horseshoer Paul Friedhofer, r. 2603
^ Howard
^ Friedhnfer Paul M., horseshoer and blacksmith, 351
->^ Tliird, r. 2603 Howard
— FRIEOHOFEK MILLIAH P., druggist, 2797 Six
-n teenth
^l' Frieul .Joseph, jiainter, r. 9 De Boom
\\ Jrriedland .Julius, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. -^4
, Hill
ol Frie llander Abraham, salesman Friedlander i Milan, r.
1808 Scott
Friedlander Adolph, salesman Da-iid Samuels, r. 1->16+
Eddy
r\ Friedlander Alice G. Miss. r. 2018 Buchanan
^ FRIEDLANDER B. CO. THE
-/ (iii«'t>ri>oraie<l; tine «-a>toni tailors, ItilO
n Market. Hotel .st, Mrholas
V Friedlander Bernhard (The B. Friedlander Co.) r. 4
tL Waller '
r\ Friedlander Ernest (Friedlander i Mitau) r. 1808 Scott
* Friedlander Flora F., stenographer Bass-Hueter Paint
Co., r. 1216J Eddy
Friedlander H. Jlrs., r. 1064 Howard
^ Friedlander Harry A., salesman J. Seidl & Co, r 014
J Trtat Av
^ Friedlander Herman, merchant, r. 703 Broderick
^ Fri dlander Herman, mnfr children's wear, 12 Sutter r
^ 310', Fell
~ Kriedlanler Herman W., bookkeeper Charles Colman, r
r* ItilOi Bush
-j Friedlander H'llda Mrs., r. 438 Tehama
J l->iedlaiider Ivan, wrapper Peixotto & Silverman, r
3101 Fell
Friedlander Joseph, receiving teller Anglo-Califomian
Bank, r. 916 Bush
Friedlander Joseph M. , cigarmaker, r. 935 Eighteenth
Friedlander Louis, (Friedlander & Kaesar) r. 1816
O'Farrell
Friedlander Louis, merchant, r. 529a G
Friedlander Mariana Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 1216i Eddy
Friedlander Mitchell, musician, r. 438 Tehama
Friedlander Moritz, manager Quiros Soda Water Co.,
XE cor Eddy and Hyde, and attorney at law, 419
California, room 5, r. 203 Turk
Friedlander Phillip, clerk, r. 1816 O'Farrell
Friedlander Richard, merchant, r. 703 Broderick
Friedlander Samuel, salesman David Samuels, r. 615 Taylor
Friedlander Samuel H., lessee and maipa3er Coluriibia
Theatre, W s Powell bet Eddy and Ellis, r. 2018 Bu-
chanan
FRIEDLAXDER S AMI EL J. (S. J. Friedlander &
Co. ) r. 1715 Pacific
Friedlander Sigmund, candy mnfr, 46 Sixth, r. 10411
Folsom
Friedlander Simon, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 935 Eigh-
teenth
Friedlander Simon, musician, r. 438 Tehama
Friedlander S. J. & Co. (Samuel J. Friedlander and
Albert Liebenthal) importers hats and caps, 21-23
San some
FRIEDLANDER T. CARY, secretarj- Snn Francisco
Produce Exchange, San Francisco Produce Ex-
change Call Board Association and San Francisco
Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit Association,
office 433 California, r. 1913 Clav
Friedlander Tillie Miss, saleslady S'igmund Friedlander,
r. 1041 J Folsom
Friedlander W. I. Mrs., widow, r. 16101 Bush
Friedlander & Kaeser (Louis Friedlander and Edward
Kaeser) cigar mnfrs, 429 Montgomery
Friedlander & Mitau (Ernest Friedlander and Morris
Mitau) mnfrs ladies' and children's underwear, 14-16
Sutter
Friedlein Frederick, baker, r. 772 Mission
Friedlinjier S. (Majoro8.-y & Friedlinger) r. 1013 Larkin
Friedlund Amanda, domestic 23-'3 Franklin
Friedman Abe, stenographer, 916 Market, r. 18^ Russ
Friedman Abraham, salesman The Hub, r. 1912 Larkin
Friedman Alfred, butcher, r. 2830 Sixteenth
Friedman Alfred, clerk Solomon, Friedman, r. 2758
Sixteenth
Friedman Alfred, crocken- and glassware, 4.56 Haight
r. 2783 Sixteenth
Friedman Alfred, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
Oakland
Friedman Brothers (Max and Samuel) crocken-, 1067
Market
Friedman David, clerk J. S. 0]ii)enheiui, r. 1310 Ellis
Friedman Emanuel, capitalist, r. 309 Scott
Friedman Eva Miss, cashier, r. 1310 Ellis
Friedman Fannie Miss, stenographer, r. 1310 Ellis
Friedman George V., salesman City of Paris, r. 413i
Brode'ick
Friedman Harrj- (Friedman & Gilbert) r. 733 McAllister
Friedman Henry, manager Bouquet Cigar Store, 634
Market, r. 816 Hyde
Friedman Isaac (Friedman & Wolff) r. 1410 Larkin
Friedman Isaac, butcher, r. 2830 Sixteenth
Friedman Isaac, clerk Solomon Friedman, r. 2781
Sixteenth
Friedman Isaac (P. Greenbei-g & Co.) r. 818 Hyde
Friedman Israel, tailor, r. 18i Russ
Friedman Jacob, clerk Nierman A: Lefkoritz, r. 1311
Devisadero
Friedman Joseph, r. 1310 Ellis
Friedman Julius, r. Palace Hotel
Friedman Louis, blocker G. Rosenberg & Son, r. ISi
Russ
Friedman Louis, ta'lor, r. 816 H' de
Friedman Louis S. (Friedman & Rogers) r. 804 McAl-
lister
FRIED.nA\ M. A fO. (Max Friedman) dress goods,
silks and satins, furniture, carpets and rugs, 224-
228-230 Stockton and 237 Post, Telephone Main 1328
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STEEET ed SIDEWALK WOM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room
Send the WEEKLY CALL ^s°,.I?'i^.'vef"pl''J.?'p'i?i'"
THF FITT7 HIIRF for alcoholism ^^rtVJ^Nl-! s?sii
11 IL 1111/^ UUlVI^ Price, ^2S. Room 7, Flood Buildini
on or
E&CO.
E, S. F.
FRI
605
FRI
Friedman Morris J., bookkeeper Louia Levy, r. 733 Mc-
Allister
Friedman Max (Friedman Bros.) r. 536J Natoma
Friedman Ma» (M. Friedman & Co.) r. 818 Hyde
Friedman Max, restaurant, r. 817 Turk
Friedman Mayer Mrs. widow, r. 1310 Ellis
Friedman Meyer, foreman James Hurst, r. 94'2 Mission
Friedman Meyer L., cutter Globe Glove Co., r. 733 Mc-
Allister
Friedman Moses, spectacles, r. 447 Jessie
Friedman Paul, wholesale liquors, 411-414 Sacramento,
r. 1612 Scott
Friedman Philip (Simpson & Friedman) r. 804 McAl-
lister
Friedman Philip, ])eddler, r. 70Gi Fulton
Friedman Ralph, r. 1310 ElUs
Frie iman Ray Miss, saleslady, r. 1310 Ellis
Friedman Samuel (Friedman Bros.) r. 447 Jessie
Friedman Samuel, cig'ars and tobacco, 1201 Polk, r. 818a
Geary
Friedman Samuel, cloakmaker, r. 456 Minna
Friedman Samuel, salesman M. Friedman & Co., r. 818
Hyde
Friedman Solomon, crockery and glazing, 2783 Six-
teenth, r. 2785 Sixteenth
Friedman Solomon, glazing, 2815J Mission, r. 2781 Six-
teenth
Friedman Theodore, clerk, r. 306 Lombard
Friedman Withold, mnfr's agent, r. 1759 Ellis
Friedman & Gilbert (Harry Friedman and Victor Gil-
bert) barbers, 233i East
Friedman «& Rogers (Louis S. Friedman and Herman
Rogers) mnfrs boots and shoes, 6 Battery
Friedman & Wolff (Isaac Friedman and William Wolff)
matzo bakery, 21 5 Post
Friedmann Douglas, r. 424i Hayes
Friedmann Joseph, wood turner, 572 Brannan, r. 166
Clara, rear
Friedmann Marcus, furniture, 424 Hayes, r. 424i Hayes
Friedmann Saul, clerk, r. 424^ Hayes
Fried rich Carl, brewer, r. 49J Ritch
Friedrich Charles G., groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
som and Twentieth
Friedrich George, waiter John G. F^-ederick, r. 647 Val-
lejo
Friedrich George A., liquors, 406 Dupont, r. 436 Bush
Friedrich Henry W., clerk, r. 2398 Folsom
Friedrich John G. , coffee saloon, 647 Vallejo
Friedrich Karl A., bookkeeper, r. 2398 Folsom
Friedrich Louis L., musician, r. 905^ Mission
Friedrich Robert A., attorney at law, 89 Chronicle Bldg
Friedrichs Brothers (John J. and Charles W.) cemetery
fence builders, 3413 Geary
Friedrichs Carl, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 314
Fifth
Friedrichs Charles W. (Friedrichs Bros.) r. W s Aldine
bet Willard and Stanyon
Friedrichs Detlef, bartender Whelan & Collins, r. 323a
Geary
Friedrichs Ferdinand, blacksmith Richard Busse, r. 330
Fremont
Friedrichs Frede, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 417b
Francisco
Friedrichs Henn", furniture mnfr, 29-33 Seventeenth, r.
739 Treat Av
Friedrichs Henry B., bookkeeper H. Friedrichs, r. 739
Treat Av
Friedrichs John, carpenter, r. Aldine bet Turk and
Golden Gate Av
Friedrichs John J. (Friedrichs Bros.) r. W s Aldine bet
Willard and Stauyan
Friedrichs Margaret, widow, r. N s Aldine bet Turk and
Golden Gate Av
Friedrichs Nettie H. Miss, saleslady, r. 205 Fair Oaks
Friedrichs Philip J., teacher music, r. 205 Fair Oaks
Friedrichs W., apprentice H. Friedrichs, r. 739 Treat Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlir^t^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144- 1413 EDDY ST.
8^" Friedrichs. See Frederichs, Fredericks and Freder-
iks
Friel Charles, janitor, r. 704 Fulton
Friel James, fireman stmr General McDowell, r. 14 Te-
hama
Friel Margaret, furnished rooms, 3310 Mission
Friel Matthias, watchman, r. 220 Ritch
Friel Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Polk Lane
Friel Patrick, marine engineer, r. 704 Fulton
Friel Patrick, seaman, r. 14 Tehama
Friele Daniel E., master mariner stmr Peru, r. Palaci'
Hotel
Friele M., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
£g- Friel. See Freel and Freile
Friels Richard, deckhand stmr Oakland, i-. Oakland
Frien Daniel, laborer, r. 246 Clara
Friend A., carpenter E. E. Otlerbeck, r. 1408 Mission
Friend Ada C. Mrs., r. 2405 Octavia
Friend Edmund, druggist Stern Bros., r. 903 Geary
Friend Jacob, clerk Heller, Bachman & Co.
Friend Joseph, laborer, r. 110 Seventh
Friend Mertie Mrs., coffee saloon, 3240 California
Friend Roger B., with Sun Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Friend Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 122 Turk
FRIEND W1LLI.49I M., secretary Sun Insurance
Co. and general agent Merchant Insurance (of
Newark, N. J.) r. Oakland
Frier Edward G., clerk H. D. Morris & Co., r. Alameda
Frier William L., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Fries Joseph (Fries & Fischer) r. 913 Greenwich
Fries Mathias, steward Olsen Bros., r. Elsie nr Cortland
Av
Fries William (Fontaiia & Co.) and president Eureka
Consolidated Gold Mining Co., 134 Market, r. 1814
Washinglj^
Fries William, president Nevada Gypsum and Fertilizing
Co.. 216 Bush, room 14
Pi-ies & Fischer (Joseph Fries and George A. Fischer)
plumbers, 700 Montgomery Av
^W Fries. See Freese and Frese
Friese Henry, laborer Pioneer White Lead and Coloi
Wks, r. 321 Green
Friesenhausen Charles F., cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt,
r. 1410 Devisadero
Friesenhausen John, cigarmaker, r. 1412 Devisadero
Friesenhausen John A., grainer, r. 1412 Devisadero
Fricke Julius, cigarmaker, r. 717 Stockton
Fricsleben Daniel N., capitalist, r. 2226 Washington
Friesleben Matilda Miss, r. 2413 Mission
Frietas Amy Mrs., r. 8 China Av
F'rietas Anthony, barber, r. 409 Fourth
Frietas Anton, cook, r. S s China Av ur Mission Road
Frietas John, gripman Powell St. RR., r. 837 Broadway
Frietaz Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Frietsch Henry, butcher, r. 21b Valley
Fi-ietsch Louis', laborer, r. 21b Valley
Friganovieh Vincent, cooper, r. 509 Filbert
F"riis Arthur C, laborer, r. 821 Twenty-third
Friis Charles S., master mariner, r. 1030 Sanchez
Friis Christian, mariner, r. 482 Eighth
Friis Hector, master mariner, r. 1030 Sanchez
Friis Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 1030 Sanchez
Frilarry Jean, r. 3242 Sacramento
Friley Daniel M., carpenter William B. Kreger, r. 574
Fols om
Friman Daniel, printer Gustave F. Wikstrom, r. 308
Minna
Fringate John, laborer, r. Fifth Av South
Frink George K., physician and surgeon, office and r.
47 Post
FRINK <iEORGE W., capitalist, r. Hotel Pleasan-
ton
Fripe Giacomo, laborer, r. SW cor Deharo and El Dorado
FKI8BEE FRANK, secretary Frisbee, Risdon & Co.,
and expert accountant, 132 Market, r. 2008 Golden
Gate Av
DIXONJOBGESOKHCSHOWGnSES
3T MARKET ST.,
EVENING BULLETIN BIJVS
sec PACE 316
FRI
606
FRO
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Frisbee George G., weigher Or. Imp. Co., r. 2425 Sutter
Friabee Jacob L., clerk Or. Imp Co., r. 2425 Sutter
Fr.sbee James D., lumbennan, r. 529 Sixth
FKIi^BEE, Kl!^UO.\ «& CO. (incorporated) Frederick
R. King pre-siaeiit, E. Saunders vice-president,
Frank Frisbee seer tary, A. G. Mitchler treasurer,
Bureau of Special Information, 132 Market
FKISBIE enW.ilEH «., physician and surgeon,
229 Geary, r. 1922 Sutter
Frisbie Hugh, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
F isbie William B., student, r. 1922 Sutter
Frisby James D., yardman Truckee Lumber Co., r. 529
Sixth
Frisby Uriah L. , laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
Frisoh Clara, widow, nurse Kings Dauafhters Home, r.
217 Francisco
Frisch Herman, conducter Cal. St. RR., r. 1530 Clay
Frisch John W., ajr icer es, 132 Seventh
Frisch Joseph, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 733 Turk
Fri<ohe Diedrich, clerk Henry Hartje, r. 731 Brannan
Frische Henry (Kunuecke & Frische) r. 442 Second
Frises William P., r. 44 Sixth
Frisius Fred A., clerk Law Dept S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Frisk Emil J., tanner, r. 260 Richland Av
Frisk K. A., master schr Maggie V. Hartman, r. 26 Fol-
som
Frisk P«ter G., pipemaker, r. 240 Minna
Frisken James, carpenter Enterprise Mill and Bldg Co.,
r. 835 Twenty-second
Fritch Bernard, violinmaker, r. 8 Page
FICITCII OEOltOE, coal, 109-115 East, Telephone
Main 688, r. 1008 Green
Fritch J. Homer, w th George Fritch, r. 722 Page
Fritchi Charles, r. 255 Crescent Av
Fritsch Albert, barber Nelsjn & R^efFel, r. 25 Oak
Fr tsch Emil, stock broker, 33(i Pine, r. 914 Sutter
Fritschi Alfred R., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. Alameda
Fritschi Carrie Miss, r. 137 Larkin
Fritschi John B. , clerk Aiiglo-Californian Bank, r. Ala-
meda
Fritschi John H. (Fritschi & Bachmann) r. 137 Larkin
Fritschi Mary Mrs., bakery and stationery, 137 Larkin
Fritselii & Bachmann (John H. Fritschi and John E.
Bachmann) liquors, NW cor Powell and Ellis
Fritsehler Edwari, gardener, r. S s Silver Av nr Mission
Road
Frittito Philippo, clerk C. Baldocchi & Co., r. 414
Green
Fritts Joseph F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Mountain
View
Fritz Alfred J., attorney at law, 33-36 Mills Bldg, 5th
fl )or, r. 131 De Long
Fritz August J. , compositor James H. Barry, r. 1617 J
Howard
Fritz Carl, r 3 Chatham PI
Fritz Dietrich, blacksmith, r. 135 Shipley
Fiitz Emanuel, maltster, r. 2830 Sixteenth, rear
Fritz Eugene N., cipitalist, r. SW cor Masonic Av and
Frederick
Fritz Etta, widow, r. 127 Ridley
Fr tz Frederick expressman, r. 651 Jessie
Frif? Henry, salcsm m, r. 700 Broadway
Fritz Joh , r. I(il7i Howard
Fritz John R. , capitalist, r. 3 Clyde
Fritz Mary A., widow, r. 131 De Long
Fritz William, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 145 Twelfth
SW Fritz. See Fretz
Fritzsche Otto, musician, r. 2208 Fillmore
Frizell Frank, sawyer, r. 215Ji Perry
Frizell John, conk, r. 7721 Harrison
Frizell Joseph R., shoemaker, r. SE cor East and Jack-
Frizell Mary, widow, r. 215^ Perry
Frizell William, steward A. E. Barbich, r. 215J Perry
Frizetto John, cook, r. 77-1 Harrison
Frizinger Louis, laborer Hogan & Crummey, r. Seventh
Av Snuih bet L and K
Frizzi August, locksmith, 1324 Polk, r. Larkspur, Cal
Fr-iberg George, porter stmr Australia
Frobose Henry, clerk F. H. Koch, r. 1502 Vallejo
Frodsham Edward, packer, r. 1030 Bryant
FRODSH4M HE.\KV, Pacific Coast passenger agent
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 2 New Mont-
gomery r. 413 McAllister
Frodsham William, asst armorer 2nd Regiment Armory
FR4EBEL AMD EIIKOPE4\ KINUEKCiAUXEN,
Miss Jeanne Bolte principal, 2127 Jackson
Froehlich Edward, clerk John E. A. Helms, r. 2140 How
ard
FKOclLICtI CHRISTIAM. importer wrought and
cast iron pipe, boiler tubes, etc., 202 Market, room
4, r. Pacific-Union Club
Froelich Otto, secretary The Voorman Co., 402 Mont-
gomery, room 10, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Froehlich Marian M. Miss, teacher drawing Irving In-
stitute, r. 1036 Valencia
Frohberg Paul, bartender, r. 1020 Howard
Frohlich E. Mrs., r. 123 Shipley
Frohnan Charles, bartender Marshall Bros., r. Baldwin
House
Frohman Ferdinand, chief accountant Cal. Wine Assn,
r. 408 Clayton
Frohman Henry (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman) r. 1911
Buchanan
Frohman Herman, clothing and furnishing goods, 422
Kearny, r. 1519 Webster
Frohman Isaac, attorney at law, 36 Mills Bldg, 7th floor,
r. 1232 0'Farrell
Frohman Samuel, shoemaker, r. 437b Hayes
Frohman Solomon, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 209
Grant Av
Frohman Susman, shoemaker, 535^ Hayes, r. 437 Hayes
Frohnerath Joseph, barber, r. 42 Dorland
Frolich Audley, capitalist, r. 807 Fulton
Frolich Theodore (Frolich & Meighan) r. 807 Fulton
Frolich Theodore H., s-bipping and commission mer-
chant, 50O Mont^'omery, r. 146 FultO'i
Frolich William Mrs., furnished rooms, 1018 Mission '
FROLICH & MEIGHAN <T».«,.,e
■' roiicii and t U<»iiia« F. Meimian) Pioneer
i'icar Kox Factory, lithographers, steam
printers, zliicosraphers, oHIce :t^0 San-
S4»nie, factory X'A'i t- onrth
SW Frolich. See Frohlich
Froman S. C, r. 138 Moulton Av
Fromb rg Bernard, gripman, r. 2048 McAllister
Fromberg Charles, upholsterer, r. 530 Bush
Fron)berg Isaac, r. 101 Leavenworth
Fromberg Ray Miss, milliner, r. 101 Leavenworth
Fromelius C. L., porter Cable House, r. SW cor Twenty-
eighth and Tiffany Av
From nt Anthony, liquors, 350 Fifth, r. 346 Fifth
Froment Mars A., engineer Market St. Ry., r. 1109 Mason
Froment Mars A. Jr., clerk Dunham, Camgan & Hay-
den Co., r. 1109 Mason
Froment William P., machinist, r. 1109 Mason
Fromer Reinhold, butcher, r. 314 Twelfth
Fromni Ellen, cook 1200 Jones
Fromni Lizzie, widow, r. 705 Bush
Fromm Louis, cook, r 571 Howard
Fromm Louis E. , mnfr upholstery and drapery trim-
mings, 543 Market, r. 2502 Washington
Frommholz Dora Miss, dre-smaker,r. 1555 Market
Fronk Edward B., gardener C. and C. Hospital
FROMT STREET fVAREMOVSE.C. H. Gilman & Co.
proprietors, SW cor Front and Broadway
Frontin Elizabeth A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. East Oakland
Frontin Joseph F., collector Bovee, Toy & Co., r. East
Oakland
Frontin Ma y J. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. East Oakland
Froom Henry, bartender, r. 1828 Powell
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mm OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
CI MOHTGOMERV S REET, Rooin 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST,
Telephone KAission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
FRO
607
FUH
Krooniberg Abraham Mrs. , widow, r. 7 Hollis
VROi^CH HENUY A. W., expressman.NW cor Stock-
ton and Ge.irv, r. 213 Tenth
KroBS Bernard, tailor, 324 Bush, r. 416a Fell
FrosB Isjac, student, r. 2456 Market
Fross Morris, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 2456 Market
Frost Alfred S., clerk Car Accountant's Uept S. P. Co.,
r 929b Sutter
Frost Carl, ship carpenter, r51 Clay
FRO!«T CARLBTON S., secretary A. B. Patrick &
Co., 324 Battery, r. Hotel Savoy
Frost Charles, teamster Stetson, Renner Drayajje Co., r.
. Sixth nr Harr son
Frost Charles A., cordmaker Max C. Ettinger, r. 123
Turk, rear
Frost Edmond "., clerk, r. 2324 Mission
Frost Georg-e, lineman Edison Light and Power Co., r.
23 Howard Court
Lrost Gottlieb, carcleaner S. P. C->., r. 915 Florida
Froit Herbert L., florist, r. 28 Russ
Frost J. W.. solicitor Pierce & Co., r. Oakland
f nOoT JAIYlEo* physician and snr-
geoa. ollice and r. 'iSH lUls.sion
Frost John H., traveling salesman, r. 2522 Mission
Frost Lucy A., widow, r. 221 Capp
Erost Sadie, widow, furnished rooms, 409 Dupont
Frost Walter H., salesman C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. 2522
Mission
Frost William L., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1607
Santa Clara
Frothingham Anna M. , widow, r. 2020 Van Ness Av
Froude John S. , stage carpenter, r. 17 Natoma
Frowenfeld Edward, with Cal. Wine Association, r. New
York
FROWENFELD J.* COB, treasurer California Wine
Association, SW cor Folsom ai.d Second, r. 2411
Jackson
Fruchey Jesse O., salesman G. Ammenip, r. 418 Minna
Fruchter Alfred, peddler, r. 670 Walnut Av
FRDE ORE CONCENTRATOR, Jas. E. Brownell
Western agent, 132 Market, room 15
FRIIE VANNING MACHINE CO.. Jas. S. Brownell
Western agent, 132 Market, room 15
Frue William B., law student, r. 1759 Howard
Fruelis Joseph, artist, r. 19i Rausch
Fruestueck Johanna, widow, r. 2614^ Bush
Fruli Eliza, cook Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION, Mrs. Martha W.
Shainwald president and manager, 420 Post
»RII1T TREEiS, 427-429 Sansome
Fruit Vale (Fresno) est ite M. Theo. Kearney proprietor,
216 Bush, rooms 14-15
FRUITVALE IMPROVEMENT CO., Robert Hus-
band secretary, 20 Mills Bldg. 7th floor. Telephone
Main 5590
Frush Albert, painter, r. 1908 J Powell
FrussettaJohn, cook, r. 772^ Harrison
Faush Mabel r. 1632 Grove
Frutiger Catherine, widow, r. 1715 San Carlos Av
Frutiger George, farmer, r. 1715 San Carlos Av
Fruto Land and Improvement Co. (incorporated) Louis
Schwabacher president, Melville S. Levy secretary,
212 Sansome, room 27
Fry Abraham , plasterer, r. 1070 Howard
Fry B. E. , r. 1316 Sacramento
Fry Bella Miss, clerk James C. Garrett, r. 103 Hayes
Fry Delos, clerk Davis Bros. , r. 103 Hayes
-Fry Emma, widow, r. 103 Hayes
Fry Frederick, attorney at law, r. 11 Diamond
Fry Harry H. (Martin & Co.), r. 135 Ninth
Fry James I., carpet layer, r. 1241^ Market
FRV .lOHN D , president California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., SE cor California and Montgomery, r.
1812 Jackson
Fry Kate, domestic 1622 Geary
Fry Laurence, conductor, r. 1316 Sacramento
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bliuniinous Machinery, Traction Engines & Qnartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL />JATIO/\S DRI/NK
pred(^ri(;l(8bur(^ [^(^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Fry Louis D., waiter, r. 308 O'Farrell
FRV ROBERT D., 2d -vice-president California Safe
Deposit and Trust Co., SE cor California and Mont-
gomery, r. 2510 Pacific Av
Fry Thomas C, glazier, r. 45 Julia
Fry Thomas J., driver Pacific Carriage Co., r. 1217 Mis-
sion
FRV WILLIS B., general agent Singer Manufactur-
ing Co., 22 Post, r. 1661 Webster, Oakland
eS" Fry. See Frei, Frey and Frve
FRVE .4LBERT I., civil engineer (consulting) spec-
ialties bridges, roofs and structural iron work, 401
California, rooms 11-12, r. Alameda
Frye Charles F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 219 Dun-
can
Frye Eliza E. Mrs., r. 526 Kearny
Frye James, carpet layer Conkl*n Bros., r. 1241 J Market
Frye Jesse, carpenter, r. 2H Everett
Frye John W., clerk Grand Hotel, r. 219 Duncan
Frye R. J., r. 1217 Mission
Fryer Edmond C, groceries and bakery, 627 San Jose Ar
Frj'er William R., carpenter, r. Alms House
Fuarga B., driver G. B. Pode ta& Co., r 901 Pacific
Fuchs Charles (Gassman & Fuchs) r. 207 Grand Av
Fuchs Ferdinand, cooper, r. 214 Vicksburg
Fuchs Frederick, coojier, r. 1012 Shotwell
rUUHo ULUnuL(Snoces.sor to Bailey
A Fuchs, proprietor ialilornia Hair Co,,
inauutactarer or carled iiair and dealer
in feathers, Kansas and Army Streets,
near San Bruno Road
Fuchs George, sausageinaker, r. 12') Fell
Fuchs Henry, shoemaker, r. 2152 Filbert
Fuchs Hugo, bookseller, 1157 Folsom
Fuchs J., bricklayer, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Fuchs Joseph, carpenter, r. 521 Franklin
Fuchs Joseph, painter, r. 1232 Union
Fuchs Martin, patternmaker Vulcan Iron Wkg, r. 718
Union
Fuchs Nicholas, pork and sausages, 3 Grand Central
Market and Grand Arcade Market, 315-319 Sixth,
r. 125 Fell
Fuchs Philip, president Alarm Bell and Novelty Wks,
574 Brannan, rear, r. Oakland
Fuchs Stephen (Golly & Fuchs) r. 308 Sutter
Fuelscher Hermann, salesman Cal. Bottling Co., 1417
Eddy, r. 1616 Eddy
Fuendeling Bdward J., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 705
Bush
Fuendeling Julius Rev., pastor St. Mark's German Evan-
geticai Lutheran Church, r. 705 Bush
Fuendeling Julius C, bakery, 106 Twenty-fourth
Fuentus Miguel, longshoreman, r. Eighteenth Av South
bet Q and R
Fuernstahl Frank, molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. West
Berkeley
Fuerstnow L. Miss, retoucher T. C. Marceau, r. 22 Page
Fuetscher Martin, master mariner, r. 1307 Buchanan
Fugazi Francesco (Fugazi & Crocco) r. 1500 Stockton
Fugazl Giovanni, hackman, r. 329J Green
Fugazi John F. (J. F. Fugazi & Co.) general agent Dela-
ware-Lackawanna and Western Railroad, 5 Mont-
gomery Av
FU<>AZI J. F. A' CO. (John F. Fugazi and Egisto
C. Palmieri) steamship agents, 5 Montgomery Av
Fugazi & Crocco (Francesco Fugazi & Giuseppe Crocco)
liquors, 1500 Stockton
Fugil Alexander, carpenter, r. 709 Clementina
Fugilee John, r. 918 Tenth
Fuhrberg Christian, mattressmaker, r. 306 O'Farrell
Fuhrer Conrad W., teacher instrumental music and
languages, r. 2009 Webster
Fuhrer Jane Mrs., teacher music, r. 2009 Webster
Fuhr.r John, hostler Albany Brewery, r. 48 Everett
Fuhrig Charles, machinist, r. 1712 Howard
Fuhrig Dora Mrs., midwife, ofticp and r. 1712 Howard
r^ * OT'^Z'B I rH r~M ■ TCrrfcO Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outngn
r /\b I tU K ■ I L I t K^ C. Brown & Son fl^'t?. 823 Met Si.
PEQIilEa-JOU£THO.GH0|IIPPE
w
^crt.c^'i^^'*''*"' '*3 CALIFORNIA STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
•- - ia?ne of W. B. Chapman.)
(See Page
FUH
FUL
Kulimiau Adolpli M., wireworker Standard Iron Wire
Wks, r. 2404 Larkin
Fi;HK.fI.i\ ALFRED, attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
roi.ms 4-5, r. IIOJ Oak
Fuhrmau William F., shoemaker, r. 8 Russ
Fuhs Annie Mrs., dry goods. 500 Castro, r. 502 Castro
Fuhs Maximillian, machinist, r. 502 Castro
8^" Fuirin. See Fiuren
Fuji Co. The, Shichiro Yasuda manasjer, tea«, fancy
goods and bamboo work, 120 Fifth, 1362 Market anil
!)63 Washington
Fulcher Charles N., managor Davis Bros., r. 202 Grove
Fulcher Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312 Louis-
iana
Fulcher Henry W., carpenter, r. 30!) Jones
Fukla Bernhard, butcher, SW cor Hvde -End Geary r
702 ( (Farrell
FULDA BROTHERS, <.,.„.„.„.„.
and t',1 proprietors lalirornia Wine
fooperage and Fiilda's Flaning Mills
and Tank Ylanafaotorj, ;i0.40 .•inear.
Telephone Main 888.
Fulda C. (Fulda Bros.) r. 1708 Sacramento
Fulda Caroline, widow, r. 1708 Sacramento
Fl'LDA EDWARD, cigars and tobacco, 3 Monto-om-
er}% and manager Fulda Bros., r. 1708 Sacramento
Fulda Lamartine R. (Fulda Bros.) r. 102 Ellis
Fulda Philip, butcher, r. 560 Natoma
FtLDlS FLAMNG .MILL .4.\D TA.NK MAM-
^ ,. .SX?."^'' ^^^'^^ '^'■'^^- proprietors, 30-40 Spear
Fulford W ilham G. (F. X.Woods & Co.) r. 1405 Van
Ness Av
Fulham John C. , stone cutter, r. Roval House
Fulham Leo H., clerk, r. 115 Ellis '
Fullaway William H., pipemaker, r. 54 First
Fulleborn Max, clerk Mohns & Kaltenbach, r. 540 Wash-
nigton
Fuller A. L., secretary Sausalito Baj- Land Co., 303 Cali-
fornia, room 25, r. Oakland
Fuller Albertine, widow, r. Iij4 Tehama
?",?'*'l? fUARLES F., druggist, 2307 Fillmore
Fuller Charles G., barber, r. 615 Pine, rear
Fuller Charles H., dentist, office and r. 44 St Ann's
Bldg
Fuller Clifford A., loan and investment broker, 19 Mont-
gomery, r. San Jose
Fuller David, expressman, r. 920 Natoma
Fuller David M., painter, r. 1321 Filbert
Fuller Ellen E., widow, r. 1548 Folsom
Fuller Ellen M., domestic, 1910 Green
Fuller Edwin W., r. 304 Guerrero
Fuller F. Julius, janitor Mills Bldg
Fuller Frank, porter Albert Walterstein, r. 23 Authonv
Eu er Frank J insiiector Custom House, r. 1414 Castro
tuUer Frank ^A., real estate, 19 Montgomery, r. Ala-
Fuller Frank W., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 839 O'Far-
Fuller George C, clerk, r. 1020 Capp
Fuller Ge irge E., laborer, r. 577 Minna
F'l'LLER GEORGE H,, president George H.- Fuller
Desk Co., 638 Mission, r. 2020 Point Lobos Av
FILLER GEORGE H. DESK CO., George H.
Fuller president, S. Fuller secretary, manufacturers
Fi^lfFRTpftR^t^ «■''''?."■ ^"^^-^yf Bluxome
^}t^„ '" "-**KGE « ., physician and surgeon, office
636 Sutter, r. 2306 California, Telephone West 167
FuUrr Harriet B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1708 Clav
Fuller Henry H., clerk, r. 34 Hill
Fuller James A., r. 217 Francisco
Fuller James P., artificial stone pavement, r. 126 Bart-
FFLLER .lESSE B., Bank Commissioner, 530 Cali-
foMiia, room 19, r. Marysville, Cal.
^""fL^;.^- ^P^'^'-'^' ^®"* =^"'1 adjuster Rolla V. Watt
502 Montgomery, r. California Hotel
Fuller Joel P., laborer, r. 1813 DuponT
V uller John, hostler, r. 48 Everett
Fuller John, master ship Yosemite, 34 Lunincr Bldtr
!• ul er John, tanner, Struven & Bergle. r. 1407 Utah
Fu Jer Josiah P., carpenter, r. 411 Tehama, rear
Fuller Lewis H., chief clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S P
Co., r. San Mateo ' "
Fuller Margaret H., «-idow, r. 839 O'Farrell
Fuller Mary, widow, r. 271 Stevenson
Fu ler Philip, butcher, r. 560.? Natoma
i.i?-. 1,^^'*^ ^- "^^'*^' saleslady, r. 920 Natoma
"'jffR.F!"\r'^V'' ^^l *^«»^« KINDER
1>AKIK..N, Miss Xena Roberts principal, 74 West
Mission 1 . ' 'CM
Fuller Sherwood W., manager Indianapolis Furniture
Co., 750 Mission, r. 34 Hill
Fuller Sophia Mrs., matron Hospital for Children and
Training School for Nurses
^"ll®"" T-. concrete worker, r. 410 Leavenworth
Fn l' wir' ^^T ^^^ T."'"'' L"*^ ^"«- Co., r. Oakland
^^' *"' ,^).f ]""" •^- capitalist, r. 2510 Pine
!■ uller \\illiam H., city agent Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. ,04 Haves
FFLLER WILLIAM P., president W. P. Fuller &
1.^ „■,;••,, *'°'" ^'"® =^"^1 ^roxA, r. 2336 Pacific Av
wi^ Ji» «°' 1i' '''^'■'' Standard Oil Co., r. 310 Hyde
FIXLER W. P. & COMPAW, William P. Fuller
president I. F. Littlefield secretary, proprietors
Pioneer Mhite Lead and CoJor Works, 231 Fremont.
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., 228-230 Beale,and Pioneer
OH A\ orks, cor Sansome and Greenwich, and import-
ers and dealers paints, oils, glass, etc., and manufac-
MafnliS""'''""^' '^^^' "*"" ^'"® ''"*' ^'■"'"*' Telephone
Fullerton C. L. Miss, r. 117 Grove
Fullerton D. P., electrician Pac. Tel. and Td. Co r 614
Bush ■ '
Fullerton Y W., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 334 Turk
Turk •^''' ^°^'^^ "^^ C- ^- --^dams Co., r. 201
Fullerton George, salesman, r. 941 Golden Gate Av
Jullerton James P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r
11, Grove '
Fullerton John, master mariner, r. Twenty-fourth ni-
Howard
Fullerton John, painter, r. 783 Mission
Fullerton Photo Co. (S. J. Fullerton and J. C. Sehulte)
photographers, 1398 Market
Fullerton Samuel J. (Fullerton Photo Co.) r 407 Fell
FuUi Cardinet, clerk, r. 59 Jessie
Fullmer L. D., 'alesmaih William H. Miner, r. Oakland
tulmer Rudolph, porter George D. Mayle, r. 869 Market
Fullum Alice, widow, r. 146 Clai-a
Fullum Edward, cigamiaker, r. 146 Clara
Fullum Louis, driver Davis & Bauer, r. Wavland nr Som-
erset, U. M. T.
Fullum Thomas, cigarmaker, r. 146 Clara
Fulmer Walter W., clerk Supply Dept Wells Fargo .t
Co., r. 323 Eureka
Fulton Adelaide N. Miss, teacher Miss West's School r
1215 Sutter ' "
Fulton Alonzo, laborer, r. 14J Miller PI
Fulton Anna Mrs. . r. 217^ Po'lk
Fulton Dairy, Hayden Bros, proprietors, 1212 Devisadero
Fu t >n Daniel J. (Francard & Fulton) r. U18i Larkin
1-ulton Edward B., motorman, r. 714 Ashbury
Fulton Emily J., widow, r. 939 Guerrero
FULTON ENGINEERING AND
SHIPBUILDING WORKS,
•lames Spiers president and gener^
manager, Daniel V. Hlnoivlev vire-
president, L. Heynemann secretary, main
works Harbor View, Telephone West I«3,
branch works and oftice 3I3 Firast, Tele-
phone .Main 2'i.5
RY Ti
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICI
33 GEARY ST
Telephone, Main 5125.
l^J^lsmL^I w. .^3 WRAPPING PAPER
-HDKINS MFG. CO. fllDION
6>=iO PIPTH STREET lllL/lV/ll
ANTI-FRICTION METAi.
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
FUL
609
FUR
Fulton Eva I. Miss, nian;i^er Christian Science Home, r.
1231 Pine
Fulton George M , carpenter anil builder, 207 Ninth, i-.
221 Seventh
Fulton Hector S. , carpenter, r. 409 Cortland Av
Fulton Hotel, John Curtin proprietor, 334 Main
Fulton Hugh, compositor Examiner
Fulton House, John Germain proprietor, 617 Mission
Fulton House, Mrs. Arthur McGurren proprietor, 3 Ful-
ton
FULTON IRON WORKS, Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes
proprietors, 213 First
Fulton James F., bookkeeper Patrick Lynch, r. G18i
Lark in
Fulton James R., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 1220
Bush
Fulton J. K., professional nurse, r. 781 Mission
Fulton John, bartender, r. SE cor Hyde and Beach
Fulton John A. , pile driver, r. 1211a Broadway
Fulton John B., foreman Tubbs Cordaffe Co., r. T:i(!
Iowa
FULTON JOHN J.* pronsso,- «f tmr
apeutirs and proprietor ot'Fiillon'.'t Radi-
cal Remedies lor the certain cure of
Brislit'.o disease, diabetes and rlieiiina-
tisia >«°ith all the coiuplirations atten«l-
litg these diseases, Vi^ Townsend
Fulton John R. (Johnston & Fulton) r. Alameda
Fultan John R., salesman John F. Mj-ers & Co., r. !»:«t
Guerrero
Fulton John W., bartender, r. l.'ilG Sanchez
Fulton Jo.-.ephine Miss, r. 433 Twenty-fourth
FULTON LIVERY STABLE AND
RIDING ACADEMY, 1^^;.^^:
tui Third. Telephone tlaln 5<il»
Fulton M. Miss, r. 720 Geary
Fulton Mary J,, widow, r. 234 Capp
Fulton O. Miss, r. 2119 Pine
Fulton Robert R., packer, r. 939 Guerrero
FULTON RAniCAL RE!UEI»IFi.S, John .1. Fulton
proprietor, 132 Townsend
Fulton Theodore, bartender, r. 6 Birch Av
FUliTON WILLIA.n, president Pickens, Fulton &
Company (incorporated) 130 Sansome, r. 2418 Wash-
ington
Fulton William H., r. ^'alencia St. Hotel
Fulton William L., comjiositor Coast Seamen's Jounial,
r. 132 Townsend
Fulwider Lucine E., gripman, r. 443 Elizabeth
Fumasoire Bernardo, painter, r. 5 Jasper PI
Funcheon John, whipmaker, r. 1114 Sanchez
Funcheon Kate, domestic 1135 Guerrero
Funcheon Patrick, painter, r. 1114 Sanchez
Funcke Alexander (C. P. Funcke k Sons) r. S s Seven-
teenth Av South nr Railroad Av
Funcke Charles P. (C. P. Funcke & Sons) r. S s Seven-
teenth Av South nr Railroad Av
Funcke C. P. & Sons (Charles P., Philip G., Alexander
and Robert) proprietors Bay View Tannery, SW cor
Sixteenth Av South and F
Funcke Philip G. (C. P. Funcke & Sons) r. S s Seventeenth
Av South nr Railroad Av
Funcke Robert (C. P. Funcke & Sons) r. S s Seventeenth
Av South nr Railroad Av
8^ Funcke. See Fanke
Funder Peter, 2d officer stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Funk Catherine, widow, r. 16051 Dupont
Funk Charles, brewei Chicago Brewery, r. 12264 Pine,
rear
Funk Frank, waiter stmr Mariposa
Funk George W., capitilist, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Funk Henry, barber Charles Roesles, r. Mission m- West
Av
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
WIELA/ND'S
L-HGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
K\ink Isaac, cai-jienter, r. 515 Broderick
Funk Isaac L., president Continental Search Light Ad-
vertising Co. , 995 Market, r. 515 Broderick
Funk John, butcher Ernest Weber & Co., r. 13105 Cali-
fornia
Funk Mary Mrs., r. 175 Clara
Funk William, maltster, r. 188 Vandewater
Funke Alfred, teamster, r. 251 Clementina
Funkenstein Ednumd, j)re8snian Richard M\nik, r. 347
Minna
F1;NK.FNSTFI\ FDWARU. real estate, 320 San-
some, r.M.ni 33, r. 838 O'Farrell
Fr.\KF\-.STKIN .lULIFS, real estate, 320 Sansome.
room 33, r. 83S O'Farrell
Fuog Kate, widow, r. 1118 Howard
Fuoi-i Frank, restaurant, r. 1313 Buchanan
Furbush Ellis M., salesman, r. 813 Lombard
Furbush lillis W. , school teacher, r. 813 Lombard
Furliush Moses, capitalist, r. 813 Lombard
Furey Ai;nes Miss, cashier Young & Matthey, r. 1038
Mission
Furey Frederick, agent San Francisco Transfer Co.,
branch office 247 Steuart, r. 714 Larkin
Furey George, blacksmith, r. 525a Ivy Av
Furey James, foreman Kingan & Co., r. 725a Union
Furey John J., blacksmith's helper Jo.shua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. .525 Ivy Av
Furev Robert L., foreman Palmer & Rey Type Foundry,
r. 418 Sutter
Furey Wallis M., driver, r. 716 Larkin
Furey William, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
Furger Eliza Miss, r. 520 Natoma
Furger Mor.tz (Furger & Laussmann) r. Nineteenth Av
South nr G
Furger & Laussman (Moritz Furger and Joseph Lauss-
mann) dairy, Nineteenth Av South nr G
Furkert Mary, widow, bakery and notions, 1812 Dupont
Furkert Otto, cigarmaker Pacific Coast Co-operative
Cigar Mnfr Co., r. 1607 Twenty-fourth
Furley Henry, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
1567 Kearny
Furley John F., goldbeater, r. 1567 Kearny
Furley Mary A., saleslady, r. 128 Fourth Av
Furlong Anatasia, domestic 2414 Webster
Furlong Annie F. Miss, tailoress, r. 313 Day
Furlong Augustus, elevator man Olympic Club, r. 317
O'Farrell
Fur'ong Clara J,, widow, r. 947a Seventeenth
Furlong Edward A., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 313
Day
Furlong Eustsuce, clerk Williams-Marvin Co., r. 947a
Seventeenth
Furlong G., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Furlong George, seaman, r. 6 Union
Furlong Herbert W., r. 947a Seventeenth
Furlong James, laborer, r. 15 Natoma
Furlong John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L, Wks, r. 31 :i
Day
Furlong John Jr., boilermaker, r. 313 Day
Furlong Joseph, butcher, 1504 Polk, r. 1529 Sutter
Furlong M., laborer, r. What Cheer House
Furlong Mary, cook, r. 2623 Sutter
Furlong Mary, widow, r. 1210 Fo som
Furlong Mary, widow, r. 1611 1 Jt)nes
Furlong Mary, widow, r. E s Cole nr Carl
Furlong Mary J. , widow, r. 55 Shipley Av
Furlong Patrick, longshoreman, r. 40 Minna
Furlong Patrick, longshoreman, r. 105 New Montgom-
ery
Furlons' Richard, laborer, r. E s Roscoe nr Crescent A\
Furlong Samuel J., marine engineer, r. 31 Ritch
Furlong Thomas, laborer, r. 542 Natoma
Furlong Thomas, policeman, r. 525 Alvarado
Furlong Thomas N., mnfr showcases and laundry tvajs,
1219-1221 Market, r. 914 Fulton
Furlong Timothy, driver, r. 410 Natoma
Furman Byron A., clerk Le Count Bros.
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one Spring or Mineral Water,
but have 30 different kinds at
(See page opp. name Highland Spricgs.)
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Both Hot and Cold.
Tickets for Calistoga Route on
sale at Soutliern Pacific Depots
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
■PurifiaiiUrnest W., canvasser, r. 720 Geary
-Furinao Henry M., bookkeeper, r. 1344 Pine
riltEMAN IIEIVKV M., secretary and treasurer San
Pedro, Santa Barbara. Port Costa, Stockton and
Valley Lumber Go's. , 4 California
Furman William B., clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Berkeley
Furnanz Joseph M., brassfinisher F. Baud, r. 58f> Ash Av
Furner Harry K., rattan furniture, 1618 Polk, r. 1508
California
Furness Harold, clerk, r. Golden West Hotel
Furness Herbert O., clerk, r. 704 Van Ness Av
Furness Hulda, widow, furnished rooms, 70(5 Powell
Furness John, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r. 8
Steiner
Furniture Workers Hall, 1159 Mission
Furrer Albin, liquors, 709-711 Mission, r. 709 Mission
Furrer Ambrose (Furrer Bros.) r. S s Geneva Av nr Tara
l''urrer Brothers (Ambrose and Frank)prop ietors Eureka
Dairy, E s Geneva Av nr Tara, depot 335J Fourth
Furrer Caspar, proprietor Nevada Dairy, Foote nr Six-
Mile House
Furrer Charles, foundrjman, r. 5 Natoma
Furrer Charles, milker Reg-li & Muther, Ocean View
Furrer Emil, carpenter, r. 305 Seve th
Jt'urrer Emil, wa<^onmaker, r. 1078 Howard
Furrer Frank (Furrer Bros.) r. 702 San Jose Road
FIIRRKR GOTTLIEB (Furrer & Co.)r. 428 Turk
Furrer Jacob, but her, r. SE cor Sixth Av South and M
Furrer John, hostler Albany Brewery, r. 48 Everett
Furrer .Joseph M., dairy. Old San Jose Road nr County
Jail
Furror Paul, cigar mnfr, 305 Seventh
rUnnLn & CO. (Gottlieb Parrer
and John anu Jacob .Stadtler) |>ro|)rletor!4
Seventeen Mile Farm Dairy, Milk Depot,
43S.4;{0 Turk and 74.i Twentieth
Fursman William L., salesman Union Clothing Co., r.
'220 Dorland
Furst Adolphus W., auctioneer, 525 Kearny, r. 127a
Oak
Furst Ernest F., clerk W. W. Montagne & Co., r. 2025
Mason
Furst Leon, elerk Paul P. Bernhardt & Co.,r. Oakland
Kur,t Philip, Merchant, r. 2831 Pine
Furston Charles, clerk, r. 218 Stockton
Fui-tado Ant nio J. , barber, 822 ■ bird, r. 410 Brannan
Furtado Jos.-ph, barber, r. 1031 Jackson
Fuitado Rose, domestic 1702 Larkin
Furth Alfred, clerk B. Shoenfeld & Co., r,
OFarrell
Furth Charles, carpenter, r. 910 Ellis
Furth Ignatz. r. 1410 O Farrell
Furth Melville, cashier D. N. & E. Walter & Co ,
Ellis
Furth Simon, cpitalist, r. 910 El:is
ffW Furth. See Firth
Fury A^nes Miss, clerk Young & Matthey, r. 1038 Mis-
sion
Fury John, laborer, r. 152 Clara, rear
Furze Richard, engineer, r. 614J Natoma
Fusco James, booth ack, r. 5 Gavin
Fusco Vincenzo, booth ack, 219 Grant Av, r. 5 Gavin
Fuselier John, polisher Harrold, Houhholzer & Allen, r.
4 Rose Av
Fuselier Margaret, widow, r. 4 Rose Av
Puseii L., seaman, r. 229 East
Fusenot August J. G (G. Verdier & Co.) r. Belvedere
Fuiier Edward D., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Co , r.
621 Green
Fusiliet Antonio, baker, r. 1110 Green
Fustini Lorenz >, flori t, 24 Hayes, r. 309 Cumberland
Fustina Peter, proprietor Buena Vista Nursery, r. NW
cor Church and Twenty-fifth
Futter Samuel S., salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 425
Stevenson
Futtermenger George G., peddler, r. 351 Arlington
1410
910
Fyfe Edwin S. , fruit com
Jose Av
FIFE JANES C, Eastern agen
room 8, r. 2513a Post
ion merchant, r. 312 San
220 Sansome
O
Gabb Frederick H., hardwood finisher, r. 6.J D
Gabbi Joseph, milker F. A. Perrini, r. Waylaud and Ber-
lin, U. M. T.
Gabbs Albert S., millwright, r. 617^ Capp
CiABB:^ MILTON F., dentist, office 406 Sutter, r. 2028
Pine
Gabel Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Gabinett Angelo, poultry, r. 405 Union
Gabini tt George, clerk, r. 405 Union
Gabinett Pasqual, poultry dealer, r. 405 Union
Gabinetti Frank, peddler, r. 8 Sonora
Gabinetti Luigi, bootblack, r. 8 Sonora
Gable Catherine M., widow, r. 721 Hayes
Gable Herbert A., bookkeeper Bartlett Springs Co., r.
2116 Bush
Gabriel Adolph, agent, r. 1203 Gough
Gabriel Antoue, iieddler, r. 1143 Harrison
Gabriel Carrie, widow, saleslady, r. 1605 Devisadero
Gabriel Gaspard, r. 128 Twenty-ninth
Gabriel George, painter G. B. He Ferrari
Gabriel Gus, shoepacker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
306^ Fell
Gabriel Gustav A., cook, r. 162 Tehama
Gabriel Harry, salesman Anglo-American Crockery and
GUssware Co., r. 7J1 Hyde
Gabriel Henry, S. J., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 214
Hayes
Gabriel J. Henry, shoemaker Siebe Glanville Co., r. 34
Fell
Gabriel J. Lester, floor manager Raiihael's Incorjwrated,
r. Hotel Langham
Gabriel Julius, printer, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Louis, printer, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Seymour cashier. The Wertheimer Co., r. 711
Hyde
Gabriele Fr ink, clerk Antonio Pardi, r. 1027 Guerrero
Gabrielli Felice, waiter Venaglia& Luisi, r. 216^ Lom-
bard
Gabrielli Giu-eppe (Gabrielli & Albertini) r. 623 Pacific
Gabrielli & Albertini (Giuseppe Gabrielli and
Albertini) restaurant, 227 Montgomery Av
Gabrielsoii Augu-sta Mrs., nurse, r. 790 Stevenson
Gacht Louis, b.irtender Alfred Vauthier, r. 3 Wheelock
PI
Gad bernard, cigars, 26 Eddy, r. 210 Octavia
Gad H irrv, packer Hale Bros., r. 210 Octavia
Gadberry"S. L., porter Wood, Curtis & Co., r. 112 Wash-
ington
Gaddois Alf re 1 P., cook John W. Ferris
GaddiiJiovanni, peddler, r. 521 Green
Gaddi Nathan, laborer, r. 2006 Mason, rear
Gaddini Giovanini (Gaddini, Lorenzini & Co.) r. 805i
Filbert
GADDIXI, LOREKZINI A CO. (Giovanni Gaddini
and D inienico Lorenzini) wholesale wines,
Broadway
Gaddini Mich el, gardener, r. 1601 Union
Gatlen George T. vice-president and general manager
Anglo-Am. Gas Control Co., 819 Market, rooms 16-J7,
r. 717 Post
Gadient Christian A., fireman Enterprise Brewit)g Co.,
r. 1512 Army
Gadipre Adol hu-", drajTnanTheH.,T. Holmes Lime Co.,
r. 286 Ste\enson
Gadsby Elijah H., painter, r. 529 Seventeenth
Gadsby Frederick L., stenographer Cal. Jockey Club, r.
1343 Twenty third
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1206 MARKEIX STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?l
5 VALENCIA ST.
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Gaebler Gottlieb, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks
Gadecheiisi Henrj' E. , bartender, r. 644 Sacramento
Gaerdes Hermann, groceries, SW cor Powell and Greuii-
wii-h
Gaerdes Henry, confectioner, r. 322 Fell
tS" Gaerdes. See Gerdes
Gaestel Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1016 Montgomer\-
and 206 Montgomery Av, r. 1020b Jackson
Gaetcke Gustave (Lillienthal <t Gaetcke) r. 2805 Har-
rison
B^" Gaetjen. See Goetjen
Ga«tke John, carpenter, r, NW cor Sierra and Michigan
Gaetsano G., coalpasser stmr San Jose
Gaewert Frederick W., driver John Wieland Brewery, r.
254 Kissling
Gaff Daniel, collector, r. 231 Second
Gaffey Mary Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1015 Hayes
G.iff^V'Thomas W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1015
Hayes
Gaffield Le Roy, porter N. F. MacPhee, r. 1507 Market
Gaffigan John A. , printer, 823 Valencia
G.iffl;fin Letitia, widow, r. 2107 Bush
Gaffigan Thomas J., clerk Charles Goldstone, r. 618
Jones
Gaffke Ernst, cigarmaker, r. 818 Pacific, rear
Gaffke Otto, asst. engineer U. S. Brewery, r. 126 Moulton
Av
l^"Gafifke. See Geffke
<iaffney Anna, widow, r. 640 Tennessee
Gaffney Annie, widow, r. 151 Natonia, rear
Gaffney Benjamin J., liquors, 537 Howard
Gafifiiey Frank, weigher, r. 318 Tehama
Gaffney Frank M. , teamster, r. 318 Tehama
Gaffney Georg , conductor, r. 2409 Clay, rear
Gaffney Henry T., collector, r. 466 Minna
Gaffney James, driver Market St. Ry., r. 343 Beaman
Gaffney James B., butcher, r. 1708'Devisadero
Gaffney James F., laborer, r. 114 Olive Av
Gaffney James P., stenographer Sullivan & Sullivan, r.
433^ Clementina
Gaffney Johanna Mrs., r. 24081 Sacramento
Gaffney John, butcher, 1706 Devisadero, r. NE cor
Eighteenth and Church
Gaffney John, hostler, r. 185 Stevenson
Gaffney John, laborer, r. 30 Washington Av
Gaffney John P., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 433.^ Clementina
Gaffney Joseph M. , broom maker, r. 337 Seventeenth
Gaffney Malachi, laborer, r. 323 Clementina
Gaffney Mary, domestic 1230 Page
Gaffney Mary, wid(3w, r. 1428 Broadway
Gaffney Martin, laborer, r. 51 i Howard
Gaffnev Michael, bookkeeper, r. 913 Sacramento
Gaffney Michael, cook, r. Alms House
Gaffney Michael H. , capitalist, r. 1910 Polk
Gaffney Michael J., clerk William A. Plunkett, r. 433i
Clementina
Gaffney Miles, molcler, r. 404 Third
Gaffney Patrick M. , r. 433i Clementina
Gaffney Peter, r. 2763 Sixteenth
Gaffney Peter Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 2763 Sixteenth
Gaffney Thomas, laborer, r. 1706 Devisadero
Gaffney Thomas W., student, r. 2763 Sixteenth
Gaffney W. , engineer, r. 30 Washington Av
Gaffney William, laborer, r. 323 Clementina
Gaffney William, marine engineer, r. 625 Davis
Gaffney William F., master sloop Starlight, office 40 Cali-
in.«i'fornia
^^Gaffney. See Gefleney
Gafney Mary, widow, r. 24324 Bush
Gafney Mary A. Miss, dres- making, 24324 Bush
Gafney Philip W., carrier Post Office, r. 218 Stockton
Gafney William, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Gagan Charles R., official reporter Superior Court Dept
2, r. HI 94 Hyde
Gagan Grant W., printer Thomas Donnellan, r. 1014
Mason
PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS F^IXXERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Gagan John, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo
Gagan Mary J., widow, r. 210 Shotwell
Gagan Thomas, clerk, r. 1119^ Hyde
Gagan Thomas, laborer, r. 440| Jesse
ilAOAN W. H. Jt CO. (William H. Gagan) drugs,
SW cor California and Hyde, Telephone East 550
Gagan William H. (W. H. Gagan & Co.) r. 1119 Hyde
Gagan William M., coppersmith S. P. Co., r. 210 Shot-
well
B^ Gagan. See Gagen, Gaha'.'an, Gegan and Geohegan
Gage Amanda S., widow, r. 704 Stockton
Gage Charles L., contracting freight agent Burlington
Route, r. 517 Twenty-second
Gage Edgar L., engineer, r. 39 Dorland
Gage John W , Port Worden office Clay Street Wharf r.
Berkeley
Gage Julia A., widow, r. 51' Twenty-third
Gage Mary, widow, proprietor Valencia House, 1021
GAGK STEPHEN T., president Golden Gate Woolen
Manufacturing Co., 535 Market, r. Oakland
Gage William S., president Sacramento River Packers
Assn, 126 Davis, r. 822 Bush
Gage William S. Jr., r. 822 Bush
Gau-en James, furrier, r. 24 Franklin
B^" Gagen. See Gagan, Gahagan, Gegan and Geohegan
Gager Neils M., teamster, r. San Miguel Homestead
Gagliano Antonio, shoemaker, 1819 Howard, r. 5 Mile
House, Mission Road
Gagliardo Andrea, boots and shoes, 1333 Dupont
Gagliardo Antonio, capitalist, r. 9034 Powell
Gagliardo John H., grocer, r. 9034 Powell
Gagliardo Pasquale, laborer, r. 434 Un on
Gagliardo Vineenzi, clerk Hotel del Camiddoglio
Gagliata Ansano, vegetables, 101 Twenty-third
Gagne Gustav, florist, 16124 Pacific Av
Gagre Anton, waiter, r. 1432 Howard
Gagus Charles, salesman, r. 433 Golden Gate Av
Gagznos Stephen J., tailor, r. 105 Montgomery
Gahagan James, laboier Golden Gate Park
Gahagan John, driver, r. 20 Wood
Gahagan Thomas, laborer, r. 2000 McAllister
Gahagan Thomas, painter, r. 20 Wood
8^ Gahagan. See Gagan, Gagen, Gegan and Geohegan
Gahan Ann, widow, r. 39 Madison Av
Gahan John J., piinter, r. 1418 Turk
Gaherty Johii, plasterer, r. 17 Eugenia
Gahl Julius, driver, r. 14 Eureka
Gahru Henry, bartender Hahn, Bohlman & Co., r. 458
Minna
Gahwiler John, blacksmith William Kerr Co., r. 205
Vallejo
Gaides Julius, cabinet maker, r. 724 Mission
Gailhard Hotel, Mrs. R. Berger proprietor, 507-509
Pine
Gaillard Albert H., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1412 Buchanan
Gaillard C, laborer, r. 633 Broadway
Gaillard Charles J., cashier Comptoir National D'Es-
■compte de, Paris, r. Oakland
GAILLARD .I08EPH, wines and liquors, 229
Sixth, r. 229.V Sixth
Gaillard Loan, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 10134
York
GAILLARD LOUIS,MinesandIiauors,
\E <or Oak :iii<l 4>oui:h, r. 136 Oak
Gainburg B., conductor, r. 710 Army
Gaines Catherine, widow, janitress Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1008 McAllister
Gaines M. Edward, bookkeeper Union Oil Co. of Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
Gaines Rufus, electrician stmr Santa Rosa, r. 7214 Ten-
nessee
Gaines Walter E., bag ageman S. P. Co.
Gaines William R., janitor Fair Bldg, r. 9194 Jackson
Gainey Kate, domestic 626 Shotwe.l
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Gallagher Ann, »-idow, r. 806 Union
Gallagher Anna, widow, r. 212 L'tah
Gallag-her Anne, widow, r. SW cor Treat and Preuitu
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Oainev Timothy C, drher S. F. Laundry, r. 1611 Golden
Gate Av
Gainford Thomas, plumber, 4 (Jolden Gate Av, r. 22J
Lafayette
Gaing Ursula Mrs., cook Pacific Orphan Asylum and
Home for Aged
Gainsbury B., conduct^jr Market St. Ry., r. 710 Army
Gaklig M"ichael, miner, r. 37 Natoma
Galahorn Metta E. , widow, r. 161 Chattanooga
Galan Gratien, laundr\-man, r. 48 Seventh
Galan Katharine Mrs., laundry, 48 Seventh
Galatoire Paul, waiter, r. 120i Trenton
Galbally Richard J., laborer, r. 49 Perrj'
Galbraith George H., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Company,
r. 712 Castro
Galbraith Xellie, widow, r. 712 Castro
Galbraith \V. H. , secretary Santa Cruz Mountain Wine
Co., 322 Bush,r. Santa Cruz, Cal.
Galbraith William C, clerk The Maze, r. 448b Guerrero
Galbraith William W., 1st Lieut. 5th Artillery U. S. A.,
Presidio
1^" Galbraith. See Gilbraith
Gale Albert W. , attorney at law, 54-55 Ci-ocker Bldg, r.
1037 Post
Gale Charles, waiter Charles Harrison, r. 214 Third
Gale Frank W., r. 1832 San Carlos Av
Gale George, secretarj' Candelaria Consolidated Mexican
Mining Co., 134 Crocker Bldg, r. 3033 Washington
Gale George H. G., Captain 4th Cavalry U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Gale Herbert A. , physician, 46 O'Farrell, r. Oakland
Gale Howard M., insurance, room 1, Crocker Bldg
Gale .Jeremiah W., real estate, r. 1011 Oak
Gale L. A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1832 San Carlos Av
Gale Lizzie, domestic 1722 Pine
Gale .Merritt F. (Richardson & Gale) r. 149 San Jose Av
Gale Milton, teamster, r. 917^ Filbert
Gale Richard L., shoemaker, r. 642 Minna
Gale Robert P., r. 610 Van Xess Av
Gale William (Gale & Harrard) r. 701 Fifth Av
Gale & Harrard 0^ iHiam Gale and Samuel Harrard) bar-
bers, 701 Fifth Av
Galeano Elizabeth, widow, r. Alms House
Galeano John, painter, r. 1301 Dupont
Galeano Thomas, fruit dealer, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Galeberg P. H. , cabinetmaker Palace Hotel, r. 835 Mc-
Allister
Galehouse Fannie M. Mrs., r. 197 Hyde
Galeoto Servino, dentist, r. 1029 Jackson
Gales Jean M., proprietor Cal. Hotel, 729 Montgom-
ery Av
Gales Lawrence, driver, r. 264^ Clementina
Galey A. Miss, corsetmaker, 935 Army
Galey Ale.icine, widow, r. 935 Armv
Galey Hubert, liquors ,NE cor Polk and California
Galindo Bertha, wiflow, r. 10 Hinckley
Galindo Felix B., clerk Swain Bros.
Galindo Frank (Galindo & Arthur) r. Oakland
Galindo Pedro, cook, r. 10 Hinckley
Galindo & Arthur (Frank Galindo and John Arttiur)
carriage painters, 414 Broadway
Galinger Jonas, salesman Jonas Erlanger & Co., r. 2227
Pine
Galinger Meier (Erlanger & Galinger) r. 2312 Laguna
Gall Charles F. (Charles F. Gall & Co.) r, New York
Gall Charles F. & Co. (Charles F. Gall), New York, 320
Saiisome, nvim 33
OALL <;OTTLOB, bakerj' and coffee saloon, 28
Fourth, r. 331 Tehama
(Jail -hihn M., heljier Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r.
Oakland
Gall William, salesman Devany, Hopkins cSc Co., r. 520
Stanvan
^ Gall! See Gaul
Gallafert Bernard, butcher, r. 1222 Green
Gallagher Agnes, widow, r. 2208 Geary
Gallagher Andrew, butcher, r. 108 Freelon
Gallagher Annie, domestic, 2220 Sacramento
tJallagher Annie, domestic, 2440 Pacific Av
Calla.her Annie, widow, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Annie B. Miss, r. 123 Castro
Gallagher Aimie M. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 818 Ellis
Gallagher Anthony, fireman stmr Sausalito, r. Sausalito
Gallagher Anthony M., liquors. 2501 Sutter
Gallagher Bernard, boilermaker, r. 2 Boston PI
Gallagher Bernard, merchant, r. 818 Ellis
Gallagher Bernard J. (Gallagher Bros.) r. 2208 Geary
Gallagher Bernard J., carriagemaker, r. 700 Van Ness A v
Gallagher Brothers (Edward J. and Bernard J.) groceries,
1811 De\isadero, and church goods, 410 Sacramento
Gallagher Brothers (Joseph G. and Edward B. ) plumbers
and gas fitters, 1221 Valencia
Gallagher Catherine, shoefltt«r, r. 806 I'nion
Gallagher Catherine, widow, r. 243 Ninth
Gallagher Celia, domestic 1429 Mason
Gallagher Celia Miss, folder S. F. Lanndrj", r. 1519 Edd\
Gallagher Charles (Larkin & Gallagher) r. 203 Twentv-
third
Gallagher Charles, laborer, r. 1004 Hampshire
Gallagher Charles, wood and coal, 41 Ford
Gallagher Charles B., clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Gallagher Charles J., plumber, 208 Ninth, r. 1302 Fol-
som
Gallagher Cora Miss, teivcher Everett Grammar School .
r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher Cormac, plasterer, r. 1307 Baker
Gallagher Cornelius, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
Gallagher Cornelius, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Gallagher Cornelius J., bartender, r. 8 Sunny Court
Gallagher Daniel, groceries, 229 Langton
Gallagher Daniel, laborer, r. 255 Michigan
Gallagher Daniel, teamster, N\V cor Howard and Beale,
r. 1510 Folsom
Gallagher Daniel F., clerk Daniel (Jallagher, r. 1510 Fol-
som
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher, r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher Dennis, fireman stmr Saturn
Gallagher Dora, widow, r. 318 Minna
Gallagher Edward, clerk Cobuni-Tevis Co., r. *5i'
Hayes
Gallaaher Edward, porter Cal. Warehouse
(iallagher Edward B. ((iallagher Bros.) r. 1221 Valencia
(Jallagher F;dward H., clerk Henry F. Wynne, r. 113
Ca.stro
Gallagher Edward J., r. 403 Octavia
Gallagher Edward J. (Gallagher Bros.) r. 2614i Bush
«i.4LL.4(>iUER EDWARD H., paints, oils, glass,
etc., house and sign painting, whitening and paper
hanging, 611 Sacrament ■, Telephone Main 640
(iallagher Edward M., teamster Daniel Gallagher r. 1510
Folsom
Gallagher Edward V., printer, r. 40 Hoff Av
Gallagher Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
Schofd, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Ellen Mrs., r. 20 South Park
.iallagher Ellen, widow, r. 21 Rincon PI
Gallagher Ellen Miss, teacher Everett Granunar School,
r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. 2 Elizabeth
Gallagher Enmia Mrs., widow, r. 40 Hoff Av
Gallagher Fannie Miss, laimdress S. F. Laundrj', r. 1519
Eddy
(iallagher Farrell, blacksmith, r. ccr Seventeenth and
Gallagher Felix, foreman John Kelso, r. 230 Fifteenth
Gallagher Frank, carjjenter, r. 527 Linden Av
Gallagher Frank, laborer, r. 106 Twenty-fifth
Gallagher FYank, machinist Phoenix Iron Wks., r. 10
Boardman PI
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, ^' Room 20
s^JfcjeE 5ft|y| FRflNGISGO GflLL™%''r.Sr
THE FITTZ CURE
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(Jallagher Frank, iiatrolmaii Morse's Pa'rol System, :
621 Minna
Gallagher Frank J. , laborer, r. 1209 Folsoni
Galla><-her Frank K., clerk \V. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 51
Golden Gate Av
Gallajrher Frederick K., stenographer, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher George, bi)t)kkeeper, r. 930J Mission
Gallagher George, blacksmith, r. 5S1 Montgomery A\
Gallagher George, shoemaker, r. 1320 Florida
Gallagher George E., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. !»1
Broderick
(Gallagher George W., conductor, r. 1126 Elm Av
Gallagher Gertrude G., student, r. 113 Castro
Gallagher Gustave ('. , pressman, r. 1829 Webster
Gallagher Hannah Mrs. , laundress Electric Laundry, 1
27 i Clara
(iallagher Henry, r. 214 O'Farrell
(Jallagher Henrv, cari)enter, r. 1228 Sacramento
Gallagher Henry, laborer, r. 222 Filbert
(Gallagher Henry, insi)ector Custom House, r. 208 Frai
Gallagher Henrv, porter, r. (5 Union
GALIiAGUEK HENRV.I. (McAvoy & Gallagher) r.
123 Castro
Gallagher Henrj' J., wheelwright, r. 826| Harrison
Gallagher Henry P., blacksmith, r. 439 First
Gallagher Hugh, engineer, r. 275i Clara
Gallagher Hugh W., inspector Custom House, r. 20 South
Park
Gallagher Humphrey, salesman Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. cor Treat Av and Twenty-fifth
Gallagher Isabel M. , stenographer, r. 1829 Webster
Gallagher James, laborer, r. NW cor Pennsylvania Av
and Nevada
Gallagher James Mrs., furnished rooms, 632 Mission
(iallagher James A. , teamster, r. 1510 Folsom
Gallagher James E., shoemaker, 2.515 Mission, r. 1131
Treat Av
Gallagher James H. , r. 112|^ Fillmore
Gallagher James L., 2d assistant City and County Attor-
ney, r. 722 Broderick
(tallagher Janies L., policeman, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher James P., laborer, r. 1415 Mission
Gallagher James W. (Gallagher & O'Connor) r. 826.^ Har-
Gallagher Jane M., domestic, r 641 Ninth
Gallagher Janie Miss, clerk Station F, Post Ottice, r. 818
Ellis
Gallagher J. J., watchmm, r. NE cor Sickles Avand San
Jose Road, Ocean View
Gallagher John, bartender Hugh McLaughlin, r. 1095
Howard
Gallagher John, carjjenter, r. 408 Jones
Gallagher John, cooper, r. 439 First
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 15 Hampton PI
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 307 Austin Av
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 428 Sierra
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 662 Howard
(^allagher John, marine fireman, r. 542 First
Gallagher John E., helper Sanders & Co., r. 108 Freelon
Gallagher John F , stenographer, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher John J., clerk E. Martin & Co., r. 112^ Fill-
more
Gallagher John P., bookkeeper Daniel Gallagher, r. 1510
Folsom
Gallagher John P., pro|irietor Hotel Langham, 145
Ellis
Gallagher John T., clerk, r. 746 Howard
(ialla,'her Jose])h, laborer, r. 29 Federal, rear
Gallagher Joseph, messenger U. S. Engineer's Office, r
1617 Stevenson
Gallagher Joseph Jr., printer, r. 1617 Stevenson
Gallagher Joseph F., bookkeeper, r. 403 Octavia
GALLAGHER JOSEPH G. (Gallagher Bros.) and
superintendent Station C, Post Office, r. 1221 Valen-
cia
Gallager Joseph P. , master marnier, r. 113 Castro
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UTKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlip^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Gallagher Joseph T., paper carrier, r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher Julia, cashier Wakelee & Co. , r. 504 Hickor\
Av
Gallagher Kate Miss, clerk ClaiK'y, Daly & Co., r. 263
Clara
Gallagher Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Freelon
Gallagher Kate, widow, groceries, 10 Boardman PI
(Jallagher Lizzie Miss, candy maker, r, 212 Utah
(iallagher Lizzie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Gallagher M. A., tinsmith Power & Pike, r. 216 Powell
Gallagher Maggie Miss, r. 420 O'Farrell
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 112J Fillmore
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 1004 Hamphshire
Gallagher Margaret J. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. Alameda
Gallagher Martin, contractor, r. 630 Polk
Gallagher Mary, domestic 1300 Taylor
Gallagher Mary, widow, r. 113J Gilbert
Gallagher Marj', widow, r. 229 Langton
Gallagher Mary, widow, r. 1624 Clay
Gallagher Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1004 Hampshire
Gallagher Mary A., widow, r. 29 Federal
Gallagher Mary A., widow, r. 1829 Webster
Gallagher Maurice, plumber, r. 1228 Sacramento
Gallagher M. E. Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 909 Polk
Gallagher Michael, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 316 Fern Av
Gallagher Michael, bricklayei;, r. 15 Sixteenth
Gallagher Michael, stone cutter, r. NW cor Capitol A\
and Broad, Ocean \'iew
Gallagher Michael F., solicitor The California Catholic,
r. 219 Eleventh
Gallagher Michael H. , shoemaker, r. 405 Gough
Gallagher Michael J., ]>ainter, r. 2227 Filbert
Gallagher Michael J., salesman, r. 208 Jones
Gallagher Nancy, widow, r. 1421 Jackson
Gallagher Nellie Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 850
Hayes
Gallagher P., boiler maker J. C. Lemmer & Co., r.
2 Boston PI
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 134 Rose Av
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
Gallagher Patrick, marble ])olisher, r. 214 i Clara
Gallagher Patrick, watchman, r. cor Yolo and Nebraska
Gallagher Patrick F., bakery, 11301 Howard
Gallagher Patrick H,, laborer, r. 723 Fifth Av
Gallagher Patrick J., warehouseman Scott & McCord, r.
263i Clara
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, r. 8.50 Hayes
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, r. 126 Twenty-first
Gallagher Peter J., foreman Daniel Gallagher, r. 1510
Folsom
Gallagher Robert, janitor Henry Durant Primarj' School .
r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher Robert F., stenographer, r. 1825c Howard
GalLigher Rose Mrs., proprietor Creedmore House. 1122
Larkin
Gallagher Rose C. Miss, teacher Harrison Priiuarj
School, r. 818 Ellis
Gallagher Roy, attorney at law, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher Samuel J., clerk. Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dcpt
S. P. Co., r. 2023 J Mission
Gallagher Sarah, widow, r. 1126 Elm Av
Gallagher Thomas, hackman. r. 1604 Bush, rear
Gallagher Thomas, lamplighter, r. Ill Austin A\
Gallagher Thomas, teamster Peters & Cowie, r. 540
Sixth
Gallagher Thomas J., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 222
Eleventh
Gallagher Walter, attorney at law, 13 Suprema Court
Building, r. 332 Golden GateAv
(ialhigher William, carjjenter, r. 630 Polk
Gallaglier William, laborer, r. 51 Brady
Gallagher William A., conijiositor, r. 850 Hayes
Gallagher William 11., r. 112.^ Fillmore
GALLAGHER 'tVILLIAM .1. (Corbett & Gallagher)
and wood anil coal, 642 Hayes, r. 704 Buchanan
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Gallajrher William p., clerk Occidental News Co., r. 108
Freelon
Gallatrher William P., laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks., r.
1620 Polk
Gallagher William T. , painter, r. 1126 Elm Av
Gallagher Winifred Miss, r. 1323 O'Farrell
Gallat'her Winnie, domestic, 1429 Mason
GALLAGHER & O'CONNOR
<Jaiiies » . Ciiallasber and Itaniel O'Con-
nor> trnrk and waeon building and re-
pairing, 610-613 Bryant
Galland Aaron (B. Bluraenthal & Co.) r. 120S O'Farrell
Galland Barney B. (Galland Bros. & Caro) r. 1618 Bu?h
Galland Brothers & Caro (Ed. R. and B. B. Galland and
Charles Caro) proprietors Mercantile Toilet Co., 124
Pine
Galland Caroline, Mrs., r. 611 Taylor
Galland Edward R. (Galland Bros, i: Caro) r. 1500
Post
Galland Frances A., widow, r. .529 Turk
Galland J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1618 Bush
Galland .Jesse A., deputy Sheriff, r. .529 Turk
Gallardo Adalberte, r. 925 Broadway
GALLATI\ ALBERT, president Sacramento Elec-
tric Power and Light Co., Sacramento County
Water Co., and Central Electric Railway Co., 320
Sansome, room 16, r. N'W cor Jackson and Scott
(iallatin Albert Jr., capitalist, r. 2401 Scott
Gallatin Willis E., clerk, r. 236 Fell
Gallaway John, policeman, r. 471 Harrison
Gallego R. C. & Co. (R. C. Gallego) brokers in bags and
bagging, 319 California, rooms 3-4
Gallego Romulus C. (R. C. Gallego & Co.) r. Alameda
Gallegos Laura, domestic, r. 16 Central Ay
GALLEGO^ RAFAEL, Con.sul-General Costa Rica,
230 California, r. Berkeley
Gallegos Rafael Jr., clerk Sun Ins. office, r. Berkeley
Gallen Daniel, wines and liquors, NW cor Buchanan and
Fulton
Gallen James W. , bartender P. Gallen, r. XW cor Bu-
chanan and Fulton
Gallen .lohn T., conductor, r. 1617 Turk
Gallen Mar^-, domestic 2904 Jackson
Gallet George, waiter, r. 748 Harrison
Galletta Couchette, fruit and vegetables, 13 Valencia, r.
213 Vallejo
Galletta Dominieo, fruits and fish, 2238 Mission
Galletti Giuseppe, coufeotionerj-, 504 Hayes
Galletta James, thipwright, r. 432 Kentucky
GALLI A. FRUIT CO.uu.cricoDe
vot«0 Importers tropical frnits and gen
eral comniission merchants, 510-518 San
some
Galli Angelo (Galli & Gaspari) r. 407 Pacific
Galli Angello, clerk Sylvester Scatena, r. 1320 Polk
Galh Antone, driyer Hilbert Bros., r. 420 Filbert
Galli Antonio, fisherman, r. 917 Sansome
Galli Cicero, fruits and vegetables, 2800 Sixteenth
Galli Dionizio, fish, 1222 Polk, r. 34 Austin Ay
Galli Francesco (P. & F. Galli Co.) r. 26 Lewis
Galli Giuseppi, laborer, r. 513 Broadway
Galli Joseph, porter, r. 420 Filbert
Galli Joseph A., expressman, SW cor Eddy and Taylor
r. 2302 Hyde " ' '
Galli Lorenzo, salesman Giusepi>e Baisocchini, r. 303
Hayes
Galli Machine Works The, (Joseph and Leon Schneily
and Emil Streuber) macbin st, 504 Commercial
Galli Pauline (P. & F. Galli Co.) r. 605 Post
Galli P. & F. Co. (Francesco and Paolino Galli) produce
dealers, 605 Post
Galli Vincenzo. r. 420 Filbert
Galli William, fruits and yezetables, 2121 Webster
Galli & Gaspari (Angelo Galli and G. Gaspari) proprie-
tors Hotel Di Genoya, 407 Pacific
Galliani Antonio, bootblack, 21 Leidesdorff, r. 5 Va-
rennes
Galliano Celestino Rev. S. J., clerg\-man St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes
Gallick Daniel, printer, r. 1826^ Powell
Gallick Daniel J., compositor Valleau Peterson, r. 804
Vallejo
Gallick Fannie, widow, r. 414 Buchanan
Gallick George, teacher music, r. 157 Seventh
Gallick Max, furniture, 1171 Market, r. 818 Jessie
Gallick Nicholas, printer Abramson, Heunisch Co., r.
1111 Mason
Gallick Pedro L., bookkeeper A. Fleishhacker & Co., r.
Oakland
Galligan Bridget, domestic 136i Fern Av
Galligan Edward H., clerk M. Sheedy, r. 556 Stevenson
Galligan James, r. 216 Minna
Galligan Patrick, cardriver, r. 306 Tehama
Galligan Winnie, domestic 136i Fern Av
Gallin John, conductor Gean' St. RR., r. 1617 Turk
Gallino John B,, expressman, r. 22 Hunt
Gallivan Charles, butcher, r. 11 1 Wildey
Gallivan Cornelius, dairj-man, r. 11^ Wilday
Gallivan Frank, salesman Benedict & Turner, r. IIA Wil-
dey
Gallivan James, stonecutter, r. Hi Wildey
Gallivan James Jr., plumber, r. ll"i Wildey
Gallivan John H., salesman Benedict A: turner, r. 1837
Bush
Gallivan Richard, butcher, r. 1010 Natoma
Gallo AJphonso, barber, r. 822 Vallejo
Gallo Antone, cabinetmaker W. A. Schrock, r. 134
Fourth
Gallo Antonio, peddler, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Gallo Michele, junk, r. 822 Vallejo
Gallois Eugene (Raphael Weill & Co.) r. 2701 Sacra-
mento
Gallois Louis, clerk Frederick A. Neif , r. 4.34 Golden Gate
Av
Gallois Paul, clerk Frederick A. Neif, r. 434 Goldeji
Gate Av
Gallon Henry, porter, r. 2301 Polk
Gallon Matthew, laborer, r. 506 Napa
Gallop J. T., mast«r schr J. OL Wall, office 6 California
Gallotto Giusei)pe, fruits, 715 Stockton
Galloup Henrj- C, pressmaii Commercial Pub. Co., r.
Berkeley
Galloup John L. , master mariner, r. 8J Rausch
a^" Galloup. See Gallup
Gallowav Anna B., widow, r. 1409 Powell
Galloway Belle J. Miss, r. 1409 Powell
Galloway, Giddings & Co. (John D. Galloway, Raymond
S. Gidduigs and Lj-man R. Andrews) printing and
engraving, 42-44 Steuart
Galloway James D. , ship joiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r.
1918 Filbert
Galloway John D. (Galloway, Gidding
.) r. Oakland
GALLOWAY LITHOGRAPHING
Pn <<*tto Schoning and Olof E. Olsen)
IjUi iitliographers, 418-4?'j t'ommer-
cial, Telephone .Main 95
Galloway Martha, widow, r. 2203 Devisadero
(Jalloway Martha S^ Miss, teacher Cooper Primary
School, r. 2203 Devisadero
Galloway William T. , mnfrs agent, 916 Market, r. 2203
Devisadero
Galloway Robert, hostler, r. 228 Twelfth
£3' Galloway. See Gallwey
Gallwey James A., pharmacy, 624 Keamj , r. 1325 Jack-
GALLWET JOH.V, physician and surgeon, 624
Kearny, office hours 1:30 to 4 P. M. and 7:30 to 9
P. M., Telephone Main 207, r. 1331 Leavenworth.
Telephone East .574
(Jallwey Mary M., «idow, r. 1325 Jackson
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Gallwey Philip, clerk, r. 1325 Jackson
e^ Gallwey. See Galway
Galpin Philip G. (Galpiu & Zcigler) r. 1738 Broadway
<iiALPI.V •£ ZEIVLKK (Philip G. Galpin and Wil-
bur G. Zeigler) attorneys at law, 45-48 Crocker Bldg,
Telephone Main 696
Gait EJWdird G., bookkeeper, r. 781 Sutter
g^ Gait. See Gault
Galtzmann Israel, groceries, 970 Folsom, r. 972 Folsom
Galvan Thomas J., physician and surgeon, office and r.
832 Mission
Galvert Frederick W., teamster, r. 25i Kissling
Galveny S., teacher music, r. 609 Ellis
Galvez Adele Miss, r. 413i Hayes
Galvez Ferdinand, draughtsman, r. 413i Hayes
Galvez Frank, tinner, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Galvez Juanna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413V Hayes
Galvin Andrew, laborer, r. 1112 Kansas
Galvin Daniel, shoe cutter, r. 96 Colton
Galvin Dennis I., expressman Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
424 Fremont
Galvin Edward J., painter, r. 1516 Mission
Galvin Ellen Mrs., r. 814 Hayes
Galvin Frank, water tender stmr Walla Walla
Galvin G., laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Galvin Garet, tail r, r. 1226 Mission
Galvin Harry, laborer, r. 1112 Kansas
Galvin James, horse trader, r. 4 Russ
Galvin James, shoemaker, r. 96 Colton
Galvin James A., carriage trimmer, 23 Seventh, r. 517
Taylor
Galvin Jeremiah, ironworker, r. Si Clementina
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 714i- Natoma
Galvin Jeremiah, liquors, 243 Third
Galvin Jeremiah J., proof reader, r. 711 Webster
Galvin John (Galvin & Donovan) r. 786 Folsom
Galvin John, boiler maker, r. 401 Harrison
Galvin John, laborer, r. 2 Beale PI
Galvin John, laborer Ristlon I. and L. Wks, r. 424 Fre-
mont
Galvin John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1112 Kansas
Galvin John, salesmxn, r. 1837 Bush
Galvin John E., teamster, r. 259 Stevenson
Gavin John J., merchant, r. 1207 Laguna
Galvin John Q., switchman, r. 1615 Leavenworth
Galvin Joseph, dyer The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing and
Cleaning Wk-i, r. 827 Stevenson
Galvin Joseph, shoemaker, r. 96 Colton
Galvin Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. 96 Colton •
Galvin Martin, laborer, r. 1701 Mission
Galvin Mary, domestic Alms Hou^e
Galvin Maiy, widow, r. 259 Stevenson
Galvin Michael, r. 1212 Turk
Galvin Michael, bartender Jeremiah Galvin, r. 18 Verona
Galvin Michael, groceries and liquors, 1701 Mission
Galvin Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 3 Mich-
igan
Galvin Michael, laborer, r. 118 Frelon
Galvin Michael, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Galvin Mortimer, canvasser A. & A. Baker, r. 763 Mis-
sion
Galvin Patrick, r. 431 Ringold
Galvin Patrick, l)artender Shei & Prunty, r. 18 Verona
PI
Galvin Richard, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Galvin Robert F., farmer, r. 1339 Twenty-fourth
Galvin Thomas M., salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 425 Do-
lores
Galvin Thomas P. (Galvin & Nolan) r. 1811 Union
Galvin Timothy, shoemaker, r. 1035 Hampshire
Galvin William, ttremin, r. 2215 Greenwich
Galvin William, laborer, r. 1112 Kansas
Galvin William A., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 117 Grove
Galvin William P., laborer, r. 1112 Kansas
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Galvin & Donovan (John Galvin and Daniel Donova)i
liqu rs, 786 Folsom
Galvin & Nolan ( Phomas P. Galvin and J. Nolan) horse-
shoeing, 2107 Polk
Galway David, packer Joseph McEvoy, r. 14J Heron
fl^ Galway. See Gallwey
Galy John, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet L and K
Galvin Leon, clerk G. Rottanzi, r. 1012 Valencia
Gama Geronimo, laborer, r. 4 Sonora
Garaa Matteo, bootblack, r. 6 Sonora
Gamave Harry C, student, r. 1413 Taylor
GAMAGE JOHNi conndeaUal ag< nt,
iiVt iallfitrnia, 7 ground Qoor, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
G.IMAGB JULK <-., manager Harding's r,aw and
Collection Office 303 Montgomery, r. 1413 Taylor
Gamage Mary T., widow, r. 1413 Taylor
Gaman Agnes E. Miss, r. 910 Post
Gaman Frederick, confectioner, r. 314 Devisadero
Gaman Thomas D. (Gaman & Lyon) r. 910 Post
GAMAIV A L¥ON (Thomas D. Gamin and Albert J.
Lyon) real estate brokers, 215 Kearny
Gamart Emile, waiter, r. 467 Clementina
Gamart Victor, butcher, r. 467 Clementina
Gamart Victoria, widow, r. 467 Clementina
Gamba Felicia, bootblack, NE cor Larkin and O'Farrell.
r. 2 Verennes
Gamba Frank, barber Jesus Y. Garcia, r. 6 Valparaise
Gamba Malo, laborer, r. 621 Broadway
Ganiber E. , r. New Western Hotel
Gambero Luigi, boatbuilder G. B. Gracchi & Co., r. 1708
Dupont
Gambert Felix, clerk, r. 207 Larkin
Gambert Lucien L., clerk Wilfred B. Chapman, r. '207
Larkin
Gamberto Luigi, bootblack, r. 5 Varennes
GAflBETTA HOTEL, Eugene Baldit proprietor, 509
Bash
Gambetta J., seaman stmr City of Sydney
Gambi Antonio, clerk, r. 415 Green
Gambill Clifford J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 'i3b)4 Shiji-
ley
Gambitz Albert K., salesman Kady Gambitz, r. 1427 Oak
Gambitz Kadv, commission, 216 Washington, r. 1427 Oak
GAMBITZ MILTON R., D. D. $.,
demist, California Aeademy of Selein-es
Bldg, !^I0 .llarket. room Ti, ofHce hoars ft
A. I»l. to 5 P. !»!., r. 14a7 Oak
Gamble Alexander, capitalist, r. 16 Ellis
Gamble B., r. 309 Fifth
Gamble Frederick, bookkeeper William Chiff Co., r. 17<i;'>
San Carlos Av
Gamble Fritz M., decorator, r. 1036 Vallejo
Gamble Hairy J., machinist Union Gas Engine V«., r.
Oakland
Gamble James, capitalist, 230 Montgomery, romn 23, r.
Piedmont
Gamble James Jr., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo ^t
Co., r. 1036 Vallejo
Gamble James M., Pac. Coast agent Liggett & Myirs
Tobacco Co. , 215 Front, r. 31 Prospect Av
Gamble John, r. 517 Bush
Gamble John, teacher music, r. 31 Prospect Av
Gamble Mary Miss, r. 1036 Vallejo
Gamble Mary E. Miss, principal Stanforl Free l*inil< i
garten No. 5, r. 31 Prospect Av
Gamble Patrick, laborer, r. 139 Center
Gamble Ri hard, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Gamble Richard, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 139 Cititir
Gamble Samuel, horse breeder, r. 1307 Dolores
Gamble William, conductor, r. 1705 San Carlos Av
Gamble William, elevatorman Sanborn, Vail «i Co., r.
139 Center
Gambs Charlotte, widow, r. 1815 Devisadero
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Gambs Gustav, baker, r. 763 Howard
Gambs Walter R., clerk, r. 1815 Devisadero
Game Jaiues, laborer, r. 3t> (.'lay
Game Mateo F., clerk Freight Auditor's Dejit. S. P. Co.,
r. 1227 Guerrero
«AMBM'ELL FIKE .tLAR.TI TELEGRAPH €0.
The, R. A. Rose Pacific Coast ag^ent, 196 Crocker
Bid-
Gaiuina Annie, widow, r. 12 Hunt
Gamma Barbara, widow, r. i67i Tehama, re;ir
Gamma Bonaveutura, liquors, 603 California, r. 416 Ful-
ton
Gamma Claus, with Josei>h Furrer, r. S s Gutenberg nr
Six Mile House
Gamina Fnwik, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av Stiuth nr H
Gamma Johu, confectioner, r. 21 Grant Av
Gamma John, milker Joseph Furrer, r. S s Gutenberg nr
Six Mile House
Ganuua Joseph, driver Joseph Furrer, r. S s Gutenberg
nr Six Mile House
Gauima Mars" (Steiuer & Gamma) r. 431 Pine
Gammer Frederick, barber, r. 416 Fulton
Gammon Josephine, widow, r. 510 Minna
Gammon Jules C, packer Sanborn, Vail A: Co., r. 510
Minna
Gammon Samuel, baker, r. 1501 Polk
Gamp Camille, machinist Peter F. Clerc, r. Oakland
Gamper G. W. , assistant auctioneer, r. 537 Sacramento
Gamper George W., clerk Davis, Haber & Co., r. 211
Pine
Gamper George W., rectifier Lachmau & Jacobi, r. 432
Ellis
Gauasso Egisto (Vicke &. Gauasso) r. 407 Pacific
Ganoo Marie J. Mrs., laundry, 819 Gearj-
Gande Edward A., ])iano iwlisher Sherruan, Clay & Co.,
r. 932a Capp
Gande Esther, widow, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
Gande Henry A., trunkmaker, r. 932a Capii
(Jander Andrew, blacksmith, 536 Sacmmento, r. 4261
Broadway
Gander Charles, butcher, r. 328 Minna
Gandner Amandez, machinist, r. 1114 Treat Av
Gandner Bernard, tanner, r. 1114 Treat Av
Oanduer Elizabeth A. Miss, .seamstress, r. 1114 Treat Av
Gandolfi Edward, shoemaker, 1132 Folsom
Gandolfo John (John Gandolfo & Co.) r. 2101 Larkin
GANDOLFO JOH\ A fO. (John Gandolfo) wood
and coal, hay and grain, XW cor Vallejo and
Larkin
(Jaudolfo Louis, r. 833 Brjant
(Jandriip Jennie, domestic 2915 California
Ganey John, laborer, r. 125 Shipley
(;aney John, sh leraaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 717
Twenty-.second
Gang Herman, r. 1072 Howard
Gang Johns., ooper, r. 428i Brannan
Ganglofif Frank, laburer. r. 1320 York
Garignier Caroline, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Gum George, r. 627 Octavia
Gannon Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 10 J Falmouth
G iimou Charles, laborer, r. 608a Ivy Av
Gannon Charles F., r. 1617 Larkin
Gannon Kllen, widow, r. 319 Eighth
(;anuon Haiuiah, widow, r. 462J Minna
Gannon Jame-<, h^iseman Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Gannon James, laborer, r. 233 Crescent Av
Gannon James, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Gwiuou James J., Rev. assistant rector St.
Church, r. 320 Harrison
Gannon James T., i>lumber, r. 462J Minna
Gannon John E., r. 1617 Larkin
Gannon Joseph H., tinner, r. 462J Minna
Gannon Larry J., boots and shoes, 4 Twenty-fourth
Gannon Margaret Miss, candj-maker, r. 20 Ritch
Gannon Marv A., widow, r. 1617 Larkin
Gannon Marj- F. Mrs., teacher Harrison Piimary School,
r. 31 Linden Av
Gannon Peter, laborer, r. 528 Alabama
Gannon Thomas, boilermaker, r. 20 Ritch
Gannon Thomas, deckhand stmr Sausalito
Gannow Daniel, packet Quartermaster's Dept. U. S. A.,
r. Oakland
Gano Columbia, domestic, 1023 Vallejo
Ganor John, laborer, r. Almshouse
Gaus Albert W., r. 1312 Webster
Gans Charles, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1416a Ellis
Gans Isadore, butcher, 843 McAllister, r. 1033 Eddy
Gaus Jacob, insiu-ance solicitor, r. 1416a Ellis
Gans Leo, hats and furnishing goods, 1154 Market, r.
1312 Webster
Gans Leon, clerk, r. 1002 Golden Gate Av
Gans Louis, carpenter, 2201 Montgomery Av, r. 637
Broadway
Gans Marcus, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r. 1516a
Ellis
Gans Minnie L. Mrs., proprietor Tlie Leavenworth, 301
Leavenworth
Gans Robert H., asst weigher Custom House, r. 2705
Laguna
Gans Samuel, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market, r. 1312
Webster
Gans William, butcher, 703 McAllister, r. 736 McAllister
^S" Gans. See Ganz
Gansberg John, bartender FYederick N. Bent, r. SW cor
Twenty-second and Folsom
Gansner Laura Miss, dressmaker, r. 112 Hyde
Gansner Lena Miss, r. 112 H.vde
Gansz Salome M., widow, r. 828 Twenty-second
Ganter Charles, molder, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Ganter Christopher, bartender William Beyer
Gantnen A. F., storekeeper stmr Australia
Gantner Bernard, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 1114
Treat Av
Gantner Frederick, cook Louis M. Juhl, r. 15J Scott PI
Gantner Frederick G., bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 1220()'Farrell
Gantner Henr>- W. (Gantner & Jacobs) r. Twelfth Av
South nr N
GAXTXER J O.SCAR., secretary J. J. Pfister Knit-
ting Co., 120 Sutter, r. 1220 O'Farrell
Gantner Nanette, widow, r. 1220 O'Farrell
Gantner Richard, wagonmaker August Stamer, r. 319
Lombard
Gantner & Jacobs (Henrj- W. Gantner and John A,
• Jacobs) groceries, SW cor Railroad Av and Eleventh
Av South
Gunton William, steward, r. 2104 Taylor
Gants William H., plumbing and gasfltting, 504 Post, r.
1222 Treat Av
Gantt Frederick R., painter, r. 168 Tehama
Ganlz Adolph, laborer, r. SWcor Bav and Webster
Gantz Nathan, clerk, r. 1922 Baker "
SS" Gantz. See Gans
Ganz Max, r. 1400 Sutter
Ganzert Charles, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. SW cor
Twenty-second and Point Lobos Av
Garahan Thomas, laborer, r. 110 Bav
Gapsch Richard, butcher 1139 Pacific, r. 1041 Vallejo
Garassino Benedetta, widow, r. N s Farragut Av nr
Mission Road
Garassino Nicholas, gardener, r. N s Farragut Av nr
Mission Road
Garauvel Antoine, statuarj- molder \Vh\-te & De Rome,
r. 820 Pacific
Garaventa Angelo, laborer, r. 525| Green
Garbade Theodore J. , r. 125 Oak
Garbarino .\ngelo (Cogorno & Garbarino) r. 524 Filbert
Garbarino Charles, locksmith Joseph Bien, r. 25 Dunn's
Alley
Garbarino Giovanni (G. Torre & Co.) r. 500 Francisco
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Garbarino GiovatDii (L. Damozonoi & (Jo.) r. 9 Pollard
PI, Tear
Garbarino Giovanni, gardener, r. \V s M'ssion Koad nr
Five-mile House
Garbarino Giovanni Jr. , bartender, r. 9 Pollard PI
Garbarino Ida F. Miss, teacher Polyteulinic High .Scliool,
r. 1523 Mason
Garbarino James C. , groceries and liquors, 221 Seven-
teenth
Garbarino John, sawj-er, r. 1126 Kearny
Garbarino Joseph J., plumber, r. 1523 Mason
Garbarino Louis, macilnist The Galli Machine Wks. r.
5254 Green
Garbarino Mary, widow, r. 1523 Mason
Garbarino Michael, painter, r. 1731 Market, rear
Garbar no Nicola, bootblack, SW cor California and
Front, r. 414i Vallejo
Garbarino Pietro, bartender, r. 9 Pollard PI
Garbarino Stefano, vegetables, Colombo Market
Garbate G. & Co. (Gerome Garbate) coffee saloon, 424
Clay
Garbate Gerome (G. Garbate & Co.), r. 621 Broad waj-
Garbe Henry F., shoemaker, 227| Post
Garben Lizzie, domestic 824 Turk
<3i.i.RBEK, BOALT A BISHOP (John Garber, John
H. B.TiIt, Thomas B. Bishop and Charles S.Wheelert
attorneys at law, top floor Hobart Bldg, 532 Mar-
ket, entrance room 41, Telephone Main 477
Garber E. B. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
Garber Eugene H., attorney at law, 35-36 Mills Bldwr,
7th floor, r. Palace Hotel
Garber John (Garber, Boalt& Bishop) r. Berkeley
Garber Josepli B., attorney at law with Garber, Boalt &
& Bishop, r. Berkeley"
Garbini A. & Co. (Agostino Garbini) fruits, 508 Broadway
Garbini Agostino (A. Garbini & Co.) r. 412 Broadway
Garbini Albert, teamster, r. 513c Union
Garhini Amadeo, bootblack, r. 515 Green
Garbini Angelina, widow, r. 1112 Keamy
Garbini Antonio, expressman, r. 513c Union
Garbini Avellna, liquors, 526J Pacific
Garbini Carvello (A. Dalpino & Co.) r. 1526 Dupont
Garbini John, marbleworker, r 420 Filbert, rear
Garbini Joseph, manager J. Zentner & Co., r. 1618 Turk
Garbini Jos-ph, attendant Palace Baths, r. 721A Filbert
Garbini Louis, teamster, r. 513c Union
Garbini Sebastian, peddler, r. 1507 Dupont
Garbis John, cigarmaker, r. 432 Cedar Av
Garbis Rebecca, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av
Garbutt John, acrobat, r. 656 Minna
Garcelon Horace T. , clerk Levi Strauss & Co. , r. Alameda
Garcelon Trust, Henry Rogers agent, olfice 22 California,
room 11
Garcia Adelina, widow, r. 5 Salmon
Garcia Beatrice Miss, dressmaking, 220 Montgomery Av
Garcia Benito, Mexican curios, 740 Broadway '
Garcia Bricinno Mrs., r. 2215a Sutter
Garcia Emilia, dressmaker, 1519 Polk
Garcia Eustace, molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1513A Jones
<;AK€IA FR.iXC'ISCO, wines and liquors, 133'Mont-
gomerj', r. 2734 California
Garcia Frank F. with F. Garcia, r. 2734 Californin
Garcia G., musician, r. 607 Vallejo
Garcia Henry G., barber, 336 Bush, r. 744 Howard
Garcia J. Mrs., agent, r. 410 Taylor
Garcia Jesui Y., barber, 525 Pacific, r. 1111 Kearny
Garcia Jesus, machinist Robert L. Clark
Garcia John, barber, r. 533 Vallejo
Garcia John, cook, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Garcia John, boxmaker, r. 824i^ Pacific
Garcia Jose, teamster, r. SVV cor Steiner and Waller
Garcia Jose, porter, r. 611 Larkin
4iARf'I.l JOSE A., cigar manufacturer, 413 Sacia-
mento, r. Alameda
Garcia Joseph R., butcher, r. 1206 Union
Garcia Letitia, widow, r. 726 Vallejo
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Garcia Louis, ajjprentice coppersmith Union Iron Wks,
r. 116 Fulton
(Jarcia Louis, bootblack stmr Sausalito, r. 2723 Laguna
Garcia Margarita, widow, r. 8241 Pacific
Garcia Marie, widow, r. 220 Montgomerj- Av
Garcia Manuel, salesman Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguv, r.
921. i Filbert
Garcia Medardo (Garcia & Mfcggini) r. 2020 Taylor
Garcia Modesto E., clerk Pac. Tel, and Tel. Co. r. 1512
Broadway
Garcia Nieves, tamales, 1033^ Valencia
Garcia Pedro, can>enter, r. 17 Hinckley
Gareia R., grainer E. M. Gallagher, r. Broadway and
Mason
Garcia Raymon, seaman, r. 407 Green
Garcia Ra\-mon, transferrer Britton & Rev, r. 726 \'al-
lejo
Garcia Richard, barber, 434 Pacific, r. 525 Pacific
Garcia Vincent, cigarmaker, 622 Clay, r. 1624 Leaven-
worth
GARCI.A <& NAG01.\I (Medardo Garcia and Charles
Maegini) general commission merchants, 1<M)-102
Washingt .n and 301-307 Drumm
Garcin Edward, mining engineer, r. 16 Elliot Park
Garcin John, marine fireman, r. 327 Montgomerj- Av
Gard George E., chief sjiecial agent S. P. Co. Pacific
System, 31-33 Genei-al Office S. P. Co., 4 Mont-
gomery, r. 1428 Gearj-
Gard Isaac N. , carpenter, r. 706 Clementina
fi^" Gard. See Guard
Gardanowsky Albert E., paperhanger, r. 43 Sixth
Garde Catherine, widow, r. 12 Farren Av
Gardella Celeste, apprentice Joseph F. Farrell, r. 10 Ma-
sonic Av
Gardella Charles, teamster, r. 10 Masonic Av
Gardella Frank, gardener Italian Mutual Benevolent
Society's Cemetery
Gardella Joseph, supt. Italian Mutual Benevolent Soci-
ety's Cemetery
Garden Alexander J., gardener, r. 11 Guerrero
Garden Emily, widow, r. 162 Tehama
Garden Helnier Miss, tailoress, r. 162 Tehama
Garden Jonathan H., foreman Golden Gate Park, r.
11 Guerrero
Garden S. Mrs. , r. 1402 Post
Gardener Charles, laborer, r. 71 Federal
Gardener Charles, seaman schr Ivy, r. cor Jackson and
Drumm
Gardener Eugene, machinist Joshua Hend\-
Wks, r. 4929 Mason
Gardener Joseph, kalsominer, r. 1126 Pacific
Gardener Otto, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Gardener William, laborer, r. 71 Federal
<iiARDES HENRY, groceries and liquors,
Hyde and Post, r. 8174 Geary
Garde't Victor, bookkeeper Em. Meyer & Co.
Taylor
Gardiner Alexander S., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r
2.'?7 Texas
Gardiner Baldwin, stock broker, r. 952 Bush
Gardiner Charles H., driver, r. 1413 Devisadero
Gardiner Charles H., .secretary J.J.Valentine, r. East
(Oakland
Gardiner Duane W., helper Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 44 Sixth
Gardiner Everett W., clerk Chronicle, r. 952 Bush
Gardiner Frank H. (Ashton & Gardiner) r. 713 Capp
Gardiner George H., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., v.
Oakland
Gardiner Hairy, gasfitter S. F. Gas Fixture and Art
McUil Oo.,"r. 618 Jones
(ianliiitr John R., traveling salesman, r. 112 Guerrero
(Jardiner Joseph H., bottler, r. 31374 Sixteenth
Gardiner Kittle F., widow, r. 618 Jones
Gardiner Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 610 Eddy
Gardiner Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 620 Eddy
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tarv, 22 California, room 18
Gardiner Robert K., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Gardiner Thomas M., bookkeeper Fi emans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Oakland
Gardiner William, foreman J. Seidl & Co., r. East Oak
land
Gardiner William D., copperplate printer H. S. Crocke
Co., r. Alameda
Grrdiner William E., electrician, r. 11 Day
Gardiner William H., cabinetmaker Sterling- Furniture
Co., r. 3137i Sixteenth
Gardiner William M., clerk Morrison, Stratton A:
Foerster, r. Oakland
Gardner Abbie E. A., widow, r. 305J Capp
Gardner Bennett, merchant, r. 330 Tehama
Gardner Caspar J., carrier Call, r. 32 Twelfth
Gardner Charles, cooper George Windeler, r. 46 Morris
Av
Gardner Charles A. , sune.vor, r. 1219 Filbert
Gardner Charles C. , with Joshua Hendy Machine Wks
and Pacific Laundry Machinery Co., r. Alameda
Gardner Charles H., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine
Hospital
Gardner Charles O. , driver Contra Costa Laundry-, r.
1206 Market
Gardner Charles R., capitalist, r. Lick House
Gardner Clarence C, chief porter Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1518 Castro
Gardner Clarence L., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1518
Castro
Gardner Daniel, r. 320 Pacific
Gardner Eaton A. Mrs., widow, r. 305^ Capp
Gardner Eva, widow, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Gardner Frank, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Gardner Frank A., teacher Pol\-technic High Schcxil, r.
828 Powell
Gardner Fr<-derick A., engineer Market St. Ry, r. 1613
Howard
Gardner Given, widow, r. 305i Capp
Gardner George W., oiler, r. 3 Newell
Gardner Harriet >'. Mrs., baker>-, 233 Eighth
Gardner Hattie Miss, candlemaker S. F. Candle Co., r. 3
Channel
Gardner Henn' R., carpenter, r. 204 Golden Gate Av
Gardner Jacob, cl^akmaker Isaac Visho^it, r. 20 Langton
Gardner James, conductor, r. 46 Parker
Gardner James, deputy City and County Survejor
Gardner James H. (Gardner & Thomlev) r. Sau-alito
Gardner Jam^s N., printer S. F. Box Co., r. 102 Fifth
Gardner J. C. Mrs., matron Boys'and Girls' Aid Society
Gardner J. Edward, agent Sanbom-Perris Map Co., 426
California, rooms 6-7, r. 923 Hyde
Gardner John (Gardner & Harris) r. 1209a Folsom
Gardner John, laborer, r. Aurora nr Silver Av
Gardner John C, machinist, r. 1349 Alabama
Gar Jner John E. , office editor Pac. Christian, r. 2520
Bush
Gardner Joseph, a«st O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 830
Greenwich
Gardner Joseph C, lodgings, 14 Turk
Gardner Julia A., widow, r. 130 Turk
Gardner Kelly, carpenter, r. 4 Midway
Gardner L., condnctor Market St. Rv, r. 630 Elizabeth
CiARD.NEK .>I.4TTIIET«', superintendent Southern
Pacific Hospital Association, 4 Montgomerv r. 1402
Post
Gardner Mav, dressmaker, r. 16 Turk
Gardner Mehin A., clerk Lot-al Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 305i Capp
Gardner Nicholas J., r. 561 Howard
Gardner Oran G., baken", 327^ Fifth, r. 230 Eighth
Gardner P. R., piledriver, r. 427 Eddy
Gardner Richard C, business manager The Orpheum, r.
The Baldwin
Gardner Robert C, dentist, 231 Post, r. Hotel St. Nich
olas
Gardner Samuel, driver Hose 2, r. 1308^ Greenwich
Gardner Sarah, widow, r. 1613 Howard
Gardner Sophie, widow, r. 1219 Filbert
Gardner Sylvester, manager Hotel Grosvenor, 319 Sutter
Gardner Thomas, watchman, r. 33| Lapidge
Gardner Thomas G., laborer, r. 730 Fourteenth
Gardner Warren, farmer, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Gardner William, r. 44 Third
GARDXER >riLLIAM A., pastor West Side-Chris-
tian Church, N s Bush bet Scott and Devisadero, r.
2520 Bush
Gardner William H., lumberman Union Lumber Co., r.
4 Hayward
Gardner William J., broker Smedberg & Mitchell, r.
Oakland
Gardner William S., carpenter, r. 15 Oak
Gardner William S., clerk Mrs. Laura M. Edgerly, r. 235
Kearny
Gardner William T., clerk Eagelson i Co., r. 830 Green-
wich
Gardner W. N., telegraph operattir S. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Gardner & Harris (John Gardner and Samuel Harris)
merchant tailors, 150 Fifth
CiARD.\ER A THOR.\LEV (James H. Gardner and
William H. Thomlev) Custom House brokers, 322
Washingt4jn, Telephone Main 220
t^ Gardner. See Gardiner and Gardener
Gardon George, laborer, r. 2013 Folsom
Gardstrom Adrian, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Gareau George, r. 23 Stanlay PI
Garen John, laborer, r. Alms House
Garety James F. , teamster, r. 50 Clara
Garety Matthew, toamster, r. 50 Clara
Garety Patrick, teamster, r. 50 Clara
gS' Garety. See G^rrity, Geraghty, Gerrity and Geh-
erty
Garfield Henry L., president Kingman Silver Mining
Co., 402 Moutgomerj-, room 21, r. Alameda
GARFIELD HOTEL, Michael Hogan proprietor, NE
cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Garfield House, Thomas Wilstm propriet<5r, 737^ Howard
Gameld John M., sexton Plvmouth Congregational
Church, r. 2232 Post
Garfield John Q. , whitener, 315 StockU>n, r. 2232 Post
GARFIELD PRI.H4RV !»€UOOL, Miss Mary A.
Scherer i)rincipal, Union bet Kearny and Mont-
gomerv
GARFIELD SQFARE. between Harrison and Treat
Av, Jwenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Garfield Walter P., whitener, r. 5 Cottage Row
Gargan Philip, laborer, r. 449b Twentieth
Gargen J«mes, longshoreman, r. 71 Jessie
Gariano Paolo, bootblack, r. 5 V'arennes
Garibaldi Antonio, r. 510 Filbert
Garibaldi Antonio, farmer, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Garibaldi August", teamster, r. 618 Chestnut
Garibaldi Brothers (Stephen J. and John) liquors, 1513-
1515 Powell
Garibaldi Domenico (P. Paolinelli & Co.) r. 1237 Pacific
Garibaldi Domenico, gardener, r. Lake View
Garibaldi Emanuel F., tfamster, r. 618 Chestnut
Garibaldi Frank, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Twenty-
ninth Av South
Garibaldi G, laborer Joseph Muston & Son, r. 709 Bat-
terv
Garibaldi G. B., gardener, r. W s Geneva Av nr Mission
Road
Garibaldi Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Garibaldi Giuseppe, gardener, r. 233 Green
G.IRIBALDI HALL. 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Hotel, Frank Ungaretti proprietor, 222 Broad-
wav
Garibaldi John (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi John (Garibaldi & Menesini) r. 249 Pacific
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Garibaldi John, liquors, cor. Old San Jose Road and San
Jose Av
Garibaldi John, salesman Am. Union Fish Co., r. 12.37
Pacific
Garibaldi John, teamster, r. 618 Chestnut
Garibaldi Joseph, grocer, r. 810i Filbert
Garibaldi Marie, widow, r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi Mutual Aid Society, B. Ratto secretary, 423
Broadway
Ganbaldi Peter A. , clerk, r. 910 Vallejo
Garibaldi Stephen J. (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1515J Powell
Garibaldi Vincent, clerk Garibaldi Bros., r. 1516 Powell
GAKIB.4LU1 «& MENESIKl (John Garibaldi and
Henry Menrsini) butchers, 214 Pacific
Garich August, blacksmith, r. What Cheer House
Garie Anton, tanner, r. Tenth Av. South bet P and Q
Oarin Etienne A., draughtsman John J. Clark, r. Oak-
land
Garini John B., fruits and confectionery, NW cor C'ali-
foi-nia and Kearny, r. 902 J Jackson
Garland Abbie A. Miss, teacher Humboldt Prinjarj'
School, r. 333 O'Farrell
Garland Alexander M., purser stmr City of Sj'dney, r.
142 Guerrero
Garland Frank, expressman, r. 524 Castro
Garland Frederick H., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. East
Oakland
Garland House, 127 Montgomery
Garland John B., manager Globe Publishing Co., 526
Montgomery, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
Garland Norval A. , conductor, r. 2440 Mission
Garland Richard, conductor, r. 1913 McAllister
Garland Richard, fireman stmr Modoc
Garland Walter E., driver, r. 1670 Mission
Garland Walter E., timekeeper Market St. Ry., 1:
■ 1314 Natoma
Garlick John, fireman stmr Mariposa
Garlin George W.. bookkeeper, r. 1006 Bush
Garlinger Jonas, clerk, r. 2227 Pine
Garlinger Julia, stenographer, r. 2227 Pine
Garlinger N. Mrs., widow, r. 2227 Pine
Gamis William F. (Surmann & Garms) r. 403 Eleventh
Garnard Mane J., widow, laundress, r. Thirtieth opp
Chenery
Gamaiid Auguste, laundrjTiian, r. 619 Pacific
Gamaud Emanuel, laundryman, r. 619 Pacific
Garneau Carrie E. Miss, r. 107 Freelon
Garneau Charles, motorman Edison Light and Power Co.
r. 1315 York
Garneau Gaspard, car driver, r. 1315 York
Garneau William J., bagmaker, r. 107 Freelon
Garner Consolidated Gold Mining Co, (Calaveras Co.)
Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 56 Nevada Block
Garner George W., machinist, r. 125 Eleventh *
Gamer Thomas J. , expressman, NE cor Oak and Devisa-
dero, r. 1135 Oak
Garner Walter L., laborer S. P. Co., r. 334 San Jose Av
Garnett Alexander B. , copyist Recorder's office, r. 1346
Market
Garnett Edgar M. , r. 35 Essex
Garnett John A., waiter, r. 406 Mason
Garnett Kennedy P., weigher U. S. Mint, r. 35 Essex
Garnett Lou's A., capitalist, r. 35 Es.se <
Garnett William H. , r. 35 Essex
Gamier Alphonse, laborer, r. 132 Page
G.4A.\IEK E. A C"0. (Emile Gamier) whoesale wines
and liquors, 618 Sacramento, Telephone Main 579
Gamier Emile (E. Gamier & Co.) r. Alameda
Gamier Frederick, carpet layer, S. S. Ferguson k Co., r.
216 Hickory Av
Garnij r Frederick A. , cook, r. 285 Palmer
Gamier Leon, laundry, 534 Fourth
Gamier Marie, dressmaker, r. 818J Geary
Gamier Rosalie, dressmaker, r. 8184 Geary
Gamier Thomas R. , miner, r. 16 Ellis
VAKNISS JA.nE8 B., insurance agent and attor-
ney at law, 210 Sui-some, r. 1224 Pine
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Garno Giacomo, labi)rer, r. 26 Prescott PI
Garnsbach William, motorman, r. 36 Chenery
OAROUTTE CIHARLE!^ H., Associate Justice Su-
preme Court of California, chambers Supreme Court
Hldg, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Garoutte Jeremiah M., right of way adjuster S. P. Co.,
r. 722 Capp
Garoutte Manfred M., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1630
Market
Garrahan Nicholas, gardener, r. 1.^ Jansen
Garrard F., machinist Cal. St. RR., r. 1826 O'Farrell
Garratt Anna G., w dow, r. 1720 Washington
GARKATT B. F. (W. T. Garratt & Co.) r. 1307
Guerrero
GaiTatt Edwin, electrician, r. 607 Polk
Garratt James H., merchant, r. 816 Turk
Garratt Joseph W., engineer, r. 409 Capp
Garratt Lou H., widow, r. 721 Twentieth
Garratt Milton 1)., with W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oakland
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
H. tt. iiorton president, A. L. Taj lor
sevretary and treasarer, bras.s aud bell
foundry, machine and hydranllc works,
engineers' findings, Mater, gas and steam
pllte and flttlnss, NW eor iNatoma and
Fremont and \W cor Fifth and Brannan
89^ Garratt. See Garat and Garrett
Garraud Alexander, dyeing and cleaning, 1706 Polk
Garraud A. Mme., decorative artist, 1706 Polk
Garraza H., fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Garrecht Stephen, butcher, r. 405 Keamy
Garren Benjamin, cashier Peixotti & Silvennan, r. 13
Minna
Garren David, porter Raphael's Incorporated, r. 13
Minna
Garren Leslie E.., clerk Friedman & Rogers, r. 13 Minna
Garren Louis, glazier, r. 13 Minna
Garren Morris (S. Kragen & Co.) r. 1510 Dolores
Garretson Mary E., widow, r. 1817 J Broadway
Garretson Nettie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1817 i Broadway
Garretson Watts L., salesman, r. 436 Ellis
8^" Garretson. See Garrettson
Garrett Albert J., clerk Assistant Adjutant Dcpt of Cal.,
U. S. A., r. 616 Geary
Garrett Alice, widow, r. 417 Brj-ant
Garrett Anna, widow, r. 1720 Washington
Garrett Barbara, widow, r. 2008 Howard
Garrett Charles W., conductor, r. 1617 Grove
Garrett C. O., r. New Western Hotel
Garrett Frank, shoemaker, 313 Third
Garrett James C, candies, 1307 Mason, r. 1314 Howard
Garrett James H., fireman John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1
' Marion PI
Garrett James L., carbuilder Market St. Ky, r. 156
Golden Gate Av
Garrett John C, teamster, r. 32 Hartford
Garrett John M., liquors, 622 Jackson, r. 825 Keamy
Garrett Julia Miss, seamstress Willi»m E. Maher, r. 549
Howard
Garrett Kate Miss, r. 2528 California
Garrett Richard W., s desman, r. 313 Third
Garrett Samuel, teamster, r. 510b Fulton
Garrett Thomas, joumalitt Chronicle, r. .^27 (Joldeii
Gate Av
Garrett Thomas C. , janitor, r. 326 Vallejo
Garrett Thomas F., plumber, r. 313 Third
Garrett William L., barber, r. 828 Jaiikson
Garrett William T., clerk, r. 417 Bryant
l8^~ Garrett. See Garrat and Garratt
Garrettson Fred. W., vice-president Pacific Coast .Syrup
Co., r. 427 Harrison
Garrettson Worthington K., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
1444 Folsorn
Garrick John, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 8i Clinton
Garrick Margaret, widow, r. 2J Clinton
Garrick Michael G., bf)xmaker S.F.Box Co., r. 2.i Clinton
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(iarrick Walter J., clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 410 Van
Xess Av
Garrigaii James, plumber, r. 1142 Pacific
Garrigan James, longshoreman, r. 71 Jessie
Garrigan James Jr., pressman John H. Knarston, r. 71
Jessie
Garrigan Mar\-, domestic ii Liberty
Garrigan Michael F. , mail clerk Examiner, r. 6i Pfeififer
Garrigan Patrick, teamster, r. 17 Alta
Garrigan Paul J., mail clerk Examiner, r. SPfeiffer
Garrigan Philip, watchman, r. 429 Twentieth
Garrighty Daniel, machinist Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 519 Seventh
Garrigues A. (Lallement & Garrigues) r. 908 Stockton
Garrigues Antoine, tanner, r. Tenth Av South nr P
li.irrismes John, vegetable dealer, r. 11 Harlan PI
Garrigues Leon F., resident surgeon Woman's Hosjiital
Garriock Carrie, widow, nurse, r. 634 Twenty-third
Garris Alexander, baker, r. 108 Jackson
Garrissere Frank, liquors, 220 Stockton, r. 751 Sutter
Garrissere Katherine, ha rdresser, r. 751 Sutter
Ciarrison Captain K., clerk John Kentfield k Co., r.
Fruitvale
Garrison Charles, butcher, r. 186 Perrj-
Garrison Henrr, wood, 734 Fourth, r.738 Fourth
Garrison John D., phonographic expert Peter Baciga-
lupi, r. 414 Hyde
Garrit.v Andrew, attendant C and C. Hospital
Garrity Ann, laundress Episcopal Old Ladie.s' Home
Garrity Ann, widow, r. 52 Everett
Garrity Ann, widow, r. 325 Tehama
Garritv Arthur, marine fireman, r. SW cor Federal and
First
Garrity F., laborer, r. Golden Ga'e Hotel
Garrity Hugh, driver, r. 810 Howard
Garrity Hugh, plasterer, r. 667 Minna
Garritv James, liquors, XE cor 0"Farrell and Powell, r.
130 O'Farrell
Garrity James, plumber, r. 12 Salmon
Garrity John, laborer, r. 422J Ringold
Garrity M. Miss., bookbinder Commercial Pub. Co., r. 133
Chestnut
Garrity Michael, clerk The Maze
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. 422J Ringold
Garrity Nellie Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School, r.
212 Leavenworth
Garrity Xora, domestic 525 Hickory Av
Garrity Patrick, horseshoer, r. 4221 Ringold
Garrity Patrick, plasterer, r. 667 Minna
Garrity Patrick, teamster, r. 1416 Keanix
Garrity Peter, driver, r. 52 Everett
Garritv Peter, liverv stable, 164-166 Golden Gate Av, r.
1519 Fulton
Garrity Randolph J., bookkeeper Peter Garrity, r. 1*19
Fulton
Garrity Thomas, elevatorman, r. 52 Everett
Sff" Garritv. .See Garety, Garretty, Geraghty, Gerrity
and Geherty
Garrod James, musician, r. 24 Grove
Garrv Edward, laborer, r. 20 J Fifth
Garri- John H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 807 Harrison
(Jarry Michael, furnished rooms, 20J Fifth
Garry Sarah, widow, r. 9 Van Xess Av
1^" Garrv-. See Gar>-, Gearj and Gerrj
Garside Joseph P. , fireman stmr Citv of Puebla, r. 71
Federal
Garske John, brewer, r. 3 Broad's PI
Garson Andrew, cigar maker, r. leili Stevenson
Garson Benjamin, lalK>rer, r. 316 Folsom
Garson Ci)rnelius, carjienter, r. 1612 Lyon
Garson Gusta\, clerk Xeustadter Bros., r. 1611J .Ste\ en-
son
H^" Garson. See Garcin
Garstang Thomas G., new and second-hand furniture,
753 Mission
Gartelmanu Henrv, foreman Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
510 Grove
GARTER CHARLES A., attornev at law, office 163
Crocker Bldg, r. 308 Haight
Garter Eugene R'^ , attornev at law, 35-36 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor, r. Palace Hotel "
Garthlev Maud P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 11 Marye Ter-
Garthoffner James, bartender, r. 631 Sacramento
Garthorue Charles A., photo printer, 538 California
Garthome Edward, foreman Kemkev, Gilham & Sawyer.
r. 526 Post
Garthorne George H., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r.
Oakland
Garthorne R., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1103 Montgom-
ery
Girthwaite Hem^', lumber, 27 Steuart, r. Oakland
Gartlan James J.", attorney at law, 41 Mills Bldg, Tenth
floor, r. 525 Harrison
Gartlaud Alice, domestic 505 Golden Gate Av
Gartland James, clerk McDouell fc Ryan, r. 788 \an
Xess Av
Gartland John, car driver, r. 750 Folsom
«ARTLA\D JOH\ B., attorney at law, 7 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, and bookkeeper Superintendent
Slree's, r. 632 Post
Gartland Patrick, boiler maker, r. 126 Rincon PI
Gartland Philip, bricklayer, r. 247 Second
Gartling Charles F., carriage painter William •£. Mur-
asky, r. 945 Mission
Gartner Boniface, cabinet maker F. W. Kreling Sons
Co., r. 428 Tehama
Gartner Charles, cooper, r. 46 Morris Av
Garvais Henrietta, liquors XE cor First Av and Fulton
Garver Kossuth, with >L H. Stamer, r. 418 Folsom
Garvev Elizabeth E. Miss, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept
S. P. Co., r. 1000b Golden Gate Av
Garvey Ellen, domestic 270 Jessie
Garvey James, marine engineer, r. 19 Verona
(Jarvey James D., eninneer stmr San Jose. r. 925i Mis-
sion
Garvey John F., clerk Evening Post Publishing Co., r.
38 Crocker
Garvey Julia, widow, r. 38 Crocker
(^iarvey Kate Miss, r. 504 Cole
Garvey Mary, widow, r. 1454 Minna
Gan-ev Manuel, wai'er stmr Colima
Garv ey William P. , clerk Henrj- W. Burmester, r. 1009
Powell
Garrin Charles L. , student, r. 1417a Clay
Garvin Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 234 Oak
Garv in James (James Garvin Ac Co.) r. Oakland
Gar%in James & Co. (James Garvin) ship chandlers, 320
W^hingt jn
Garvin Joseph, bartender Philip Dolan, r. 713 Union
Garvin Thomas, r. 1430 Jackson
Garvin William, stonecutter, r. 624 Fou th
Garvin William, teamster Central Lumber and Mill Co.
Ganin William J., electrician, r. 234 Oak
Sff" Garvin. See Ga\in
Garwiek Frank, 2nd officer stmr San Rafael, r. Sausalito
Garwood George M. (L. M. Walker & Co.) r. Oakland
GARWOOD >VILLIAM T., physician and surgeon.
office and r. 301 Sutter
Garj- Bemhard, baker, r. 763 Howard
Gary Robert J., tilesetter, r. 339 Jessie
^iT'Gary. See Ganr, Gearv and Gerrv
GAS A.\0 'WATER INSPECTOR, Christopher E.
Newman, Xew Citv Hall, 1st floor
Gasberrj- David, r. 143* Third
Gaschlin F. G., musician, r. 762 Howard
GAS CONSUMERS' ASSOCIA-
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A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Gash John (Bugbee & Gash) r. 1226 Mission
Gaskell Edward F., tailor Adolph E. Lewis, r. 1020* Lar-
kin
Gaskell Frederick, seaman, r. 333 Bryant
Gaskill Herbert D. (Gaskill & Regan) r. Oakland
Gaskill Samuel, carpenter, r. 1501 Polk
Gaskill Varney W. (V. W. Gaskill & Co.) r. Oakland
GASKILL V. W. & CO., <v...e, ».
tiaskiil) general asents Inited ^States Fire
Insurance to. («r Xew Tork> agents
Franklin Fire Insni^nee Co. (of Philadel-
phia) Alliance Assarance Co. (of London)
313 Caiirornia
Gaskill & Regan (Herbert D. Gaskill and James I. Regan)
stoves and tinware, 119 New Montgomery and 117
Minna
Gaskin Charles M., dair^^nan, 1526 Howard, r. 820 Jessie
Gaskin Elizabeth, widow, r. 7151 Tehama
Gaskin Frank J., driver, r. 1515a Howard
Gaskin John B., solicitor, r. 715| Tehama
Gaskin Minnie Mrs., saleslady Albert Komstweft, r. 337
Turk
Gaskin William G., baker Daly & Davitt, r. 1616 Devisa-
dero
Gasking Samuel, r. 515t Bush
Gaspar James H., teamster, r. 1124 Bryant
Gaspari G. (Galli & Gaspari) r. 407 Pacific
Gaspari Gervasio, ha«kman, r. 1015 Washington
Gasper George F., steamfitter, r. 312 Folsom
Gasper Harry, laborer Harbor Commissioners, r. Den\ er
House
Gasper John, longshoreman, r. 237 Green
Gasper William, longshoreman, r. 737 Howard
Gasque Henry F., groceries and liquors, 2426 Sutter
Gasquay Lucius, cook, r. 603 Front
Gass Fannie R. Mrs., chiropodist and hairdresser, 38
Eddy
Gass Julius A. (Verhoeven & Gass) r. 508i Guerrero
Gassagne Charles J., clerk, r. 307| O'Farrell
Gassaway Edloe C, clerk, r. 1219a Edd.y
Gassaway Frank H., superintendent special advertising
dept Examiner, r. 703 Market
Gassaway James A., teamster, r. 209i Linden Av
Gasser Leo, wood polisher, r. 719a McAllister
Gassert William J., teamster, r. 164 Jessie
Gasske Henry, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1226 Bush
(Jasslander Fritz G. , engineer, r. 507 Filbert
Gassman Calixta Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1715 San Carlos
Av
Gassman Cecile Miss, hairdresser, r. 1715 San Carlos Av
Gassman Eugene, laundry, r. 404 Union
Gassman George, plumber S. Szanik &. Co., r. 1715 San
Carlos Av
Gassman John, baker, r. 625 Clav
«ASSWAN JOHN B., laundn,-, 406 Union
Gassman Juliet, widow, r. 1715 San Carlos Av
Gassmann Charles (Gassmann & Fuchs) r. 1179 Market
Gassmann House, Jerome Meyer proprietor, 428 Broad-
way
Gassmann Joseph, r. 1101 Broadway
Gassmann Joseph F. (Otis & Co.) r. 1215 Greenwich
Gassmann k, Fuchs (Charles Gassmann and Charles
Fuchs) liquors, 1179 Market
Gassner Jacob, president Cigirraakers' International
Union 228, 368 Jessie, r. 2762 Mission
Gassner Joseph, cigar mnfr, 2762 Mission, r. 203b Bart-
lett
Gassner Louis, furrier, r. 215 Seventh
Gassner Michael, turner Thome & McMann, r. 275!)
Mission
Gast Sophia, widow, r. 86 Everett
Gastaldi Edward, teacher music, r. 1407 Mason
Gaster Fred C, fruit packer Rosenberg Bros. & Co., r.
1329 Florida
Gaston Henry C. , shoemaker, r. 19 Harlan PI
Gaston John, boilermaker SS. Coptic, r. 112 Cole
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Gaston Leon, cook, r. 413 Jones
Gast<jn Ridge Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada Co.)
D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
(iatelli Luigi, vegetables, Colombo Market
Gatelli Matteo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Gately Annie, dressmaker, r. 2317J Larkin
Gately Catherine, widow, r. 1326 Eddy
Gately Emma, dressmaker, r. 2317^ Larkin
Gately James, proprietor Potrero Hotel, SW cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Gately John, metennan S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 918 Har-
rison
Gately John F., boatmati, r. 703| Davis
Gately Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 2317^ Larkin
Gately Mich-ael, real estate, r. 1850 Howard
Gately Patrick, teamster, r. 369 First
Gately Patrick J., liquors, 1237 Market, r. lOA Eighth
Gately Thomas, r. 465 Clementina
Gately Thomas, clerk, r. 1850 Howard
Gately Thomas B., compositor Chronicle, r. 1305 Broad-
way
Gately Thomas F., cashier Le Roy G. Harvey & Co., r.
1850 Howard
Gately Thomas J. , butcher, r. 465 Clementina
Gately William H. , painter, r. 465 Clementina
e^ Gately. See Gatley
Gaten John, peddler, r. 32 Kissling
Gaten John, shoemaker, r. 32 Kissling
Gaterman Christopher, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Gates Abbie Miss, student, r. 315 Castro
Gates Albert E., clerk, r. 2108 Scott
Gates Charles F., cycling editor Examiner, r. 33 Sixth
Gates Daniel E., with Union Iron Wks, r. 2811 Calif or
nia
Gates Edwin F., clerk, r. 118 Waller
Gates Edwin W., bookkeeper Fiorenzo Cavagnaro, r.
Seminary Park
Gates Emery P. (Emery P. Gates & Co. and James H.
Gates & Son) r. 118 Waller
Gates Emery P. & Co. (Emerj' P. and James H. Gates)
druggists, 100 Stockton
Gates Emile B., quartermaster stmr Colima
Gates George, printer, r. 2103 Leavenworth
Gates Grace A. Mrs., professional nurse, r. 647 Stevenson
Gates Harry, journalist, and manager Music and Drama
Amusement Agency, 636 Clay, r. 3 City Hall PI
Gates Harry J., clerk, f. 118 Waller
Gates Herbert M., real estate, r. 508 Eddy
Gates Horace D., civil engineer, r. 311 Lypn
Gates Isaac N., carpenter, r. 725b Twenty- fourth
Gates James H. (James H. Gates & Son and Eiiier\-
P. Gates & Co.)r. 118 Waller
(iates James H. & Son (James H. and Emery P.) drug-
gists, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Gates J. R. (J. R. Gates & Co.) r. 334 O'Farrell
4;ATE!« J. R. «& CO. (J. R. Gates) wholesale and re-
tail druggists, 417 Sansome cor Commercial, Tele-
phone Main 369
Gates Leonard J., draughtsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 20
O'Farrell
Gates Mattie L. Miss, asst George J. Luce, r. 821 Ellis
Gates Rudie O., teamster, r. 24 Byington
Gates S. W., electrician, r. 419 Stockton
Ga£han Maria Miss, teacher music, r. 757 Howard
Gatier Stephen F., cook, r. W s Folsom nr Crescent A\
Gatje John M. , laborer, r. 1115 Broadway
* Gatje Meta Miss, clerk, r. 1115 Broadway
Gatjen Henry, liquors, 800 Sixth, r. 602} Seventh
Gatley George G., 2d lieutenant 5th Artillery, U. S. A..
Presidio
Gatley James J., laborer, r. 104 Twenty-third
Gatley John, bricklayer, r. 1.311 Buchanan
Gatley Patrick, porter Wells Fargo & Co , r. XW cor
Second and Folsom
Gatley Richard H., cigars and tobacco, 1084i Howard
it^ Gatley. See Gately
Gatti Gaspar, tanner, r. 130 Ninth
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Gattinger William, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 3S
Tilden
Gatto Agostino, horseshoer 537 Green, r. 1-2-26 Kearny
Gatto Angelo, laborer, r. 1 Grand PI
Gatto Antonio, wood and coal, 2738 California
Gatto Frank, laborer, r. 116 Henrj-
Gatto G. & Co. (George Gatto) wood and coal, 408 De\-isa-
dero
Gatto George (G. Gatto & Co.), r. 408 Devisadero
Gatto George Jr. , clerk G. Gatto & Co. , r. 4113 California
Gatto Giovaimi, bootblack, r. 9 Varennes
Gattt) John, clerk Antonio Gatto, r. 2738 California
Gatto John, laborer, r. 930 North Po nt
Gatto John, laborer, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Gatto John, porter L. Scatena & Co , r. 1809^ Stockton
Gatto John, wood and coal. 4113 California
Gatto Louis, clerk, r. 116 Henry
Gatto Louis, cooper, 1809^ Stockton
Gatto Louis, laborer, r. 7 Gavin PI
Gatto Luigi, bootblack, r. 5 Varennes
Gatto Pet«r, lal orer, r. 2006 Mason, rear
Gatto Salvator, bootblack, r. 5 Varennes
Gatzke Ernst, professional nurse German Hospital
Gau Christ, clerk Dominick Bolderl, r. 1020 Bryant
Gau Christian, laborer, r. 19.^ Rausch
Gau F. & Co. (Frank Gau and Julius Eulenfeld) planing
mill, 227 Main
Gau Frank (F. Gau & Co.) r. 23 Federal
Gau Philip, house painter, r. 611 Hayes
Gaubatz Charles, liquors, 1803^ Haight
Gaubatz Wdliam, bookkeeper The San Francisco Brew-
eries, L'd, r. 232 Nineteenth
Gaiich Adam, baker, r. 913 Buchanan
Gaudard Alexi»^, furnished r oms. 213 Powell
Gaudard Julie Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Dikeman PI
Gaudet Mar e, domestic 1916 Vallejo
Gaudin Fred (Bullock & Jones Co.i r. 1322 Webster
Gaugander Ella Mrs. , widow, S s Hermann, bet Buchanan
and Webster
Gauggel Leo, shoemaker, r. 530 Geary
Gauihran James, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. Twenty-first
and Harrison
Gau^hrau John, longshoreman Or. River and Nav. Co.
Gaughran Magg e Miss, millinery, 248 SLxth, r. 2337
Harrison
Gaughran Nicholas, laborer, r. 15 Jen en PI
Gauh Philomene, widow, r. 338 Duncan
Gaul James, fireman, r. .517 Bush
Gau! Michael J., tanner M. Windt, r. 2643 Hrrrison
f:^ Gaul. See Gall
Gauld George G, secretarj' J. Boa^, and proprietor Russ
House News Stand, r. 1927 Devisadero
Gaulev Aima S., widow, r. 1401 Sutter
Gault Adolph, machinist, r. 22 Scott PI
Gault Adolph G., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 22 Scott
PI
SS" Gault. See Gait
Ga\ipin Charles, machinist, r. 710 Folsom
Gaupp Brothers (Philip and Chri t) liquors, 514 Califor-
nia
Gaupp Christ (Gaupp Bros.) r. 844^ Folsom
Gaupp Philip (Gaupp Bros.) liquors, 844i Folsom
Gauroii Edmond, barber, 774 Howard, r. 325 Busb
Gaus Lem., clerk Levi Strauss & Co.,r. 1002 Golden Gate
Av
Gausen T'.llie, domestic 2319 Scott
Gaust Ernest, printer, r. 31 Glen Park Av
Gautadine August, printer, r. 1320J Natoma
Gauthier Mme., dressmaking, 20 O Fai-rell
OAI'I'HIEK F- Jr. A €0. (Eugene Gauthier Jr.)
316 Montgomery
Gauthier Emie, clerk E. Gauthier Jr. & Co., r. llllj
Moiitgiimerj-
Gauthier Eugme, stock broker, 316 Montgomerj-, r.
1111^ Montgomery
Gauthier Eugene Jr. (Gauthier Jr. & Co.) r. lllli Mont-
gomery
Gauthier Frederick (Gauthier & Kelly) r. Flood Bldg
Gauthier & Kelly (Frederick Gauthier and Francis G.
Kelly) contractors, 946 Folsom
G-iuti Vincent, cook Marchaud's Restaurant, r. 12 Har-
lem PI
Gauvi Emil, cigarmaker, r. 1113i Kearny
Gavan Michael J., clerk, r. 331 Bryant
t^ Gavan. See Gavin
Cavazzi Luigi, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. E s Missouri nr Army
Gaver Dairy, Kinjrston «: Morrison proprietors, 6 Beide-
man
Gaver John, blacksmith, r.*1309 Vallejo
Gaver Rebecca, widow, r. 522 Polk
Gav'iati Louis (Grella & Ga\iati) r. 17 Varennes
Gaviato Luigi, laborer, r. 17 Filbert PI
Gavigaii Albert B., clerk, r. 1112 Larkin
Gavigan Annie E. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r 1112 Larkin
Gavigan Charles A, clerk, r. 1112 Larkin
Gavigan Daniel M. , deputy Recorder, r. 1112 Larkin
Gavigan Elizabeth, widow, r. 1112 Larkin
Gavi.:an Joseph S. , cooper, r. 1112 Larkin
Gaviian Marv K. Miss, teacher Wir.fleld Sott Primary
School, r. 1112 Larkin
Gavigan Michael, laborer, r. 1544i Kentucky
Gavigan Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Maryland and
Sierra
Gavigan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW cor
Marj-land and S;erra
Gavigan Thomas F., stenographer Westinghouse Electric
and Mnfg Co. , r. SOO Ellis
Ci.%VIC;A.\ >VILLI.4.n J.. M.D., Nervous System
and Medical jurisprudence, 1033 Sutter
Gavilio Joseph, macaroni maker, Queirlo & Co., r. 511
Green
Gavillet Aime, cook, 121 Chestnut
Ga\illet Julia Mrs. , domestic 121 Chestnut
Gwin Aitohison, carpenter, r. NW cor Capitol Av and
Montana
Gavin Barney, expressman, r. 17i Madi-on Av
Ga\'in Celia, widow, r. 733 Twenty-second
Gavin Char.es (Cartwrigbt & Gavin) r. 1307 Jackson
Gavip Emmet J. , printer, r. 733 Twenty-second
Gavin George, laborer, r. 256 Clementina
Gavin Harry, bartender, r. 20 Moss
Gavin James, marble polisher, r. 1832 Pacific Av
Gavin John, fireman stmr Australia
Ga%in John, hoseman Engine 20, r. 2309 Lombard
Ga\in Marj', widow, r. 206 Moulton
Gavin Mary, widow, r. 1438 Jackson
Garin Michael, laborer, r. 2417 Clay, rear
Gavin Michael, liquors, 172 Minna
Gavin Michael, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 321
Brjant
Gavin Patrick, r. 1307 Jackson
Gavin Peter J., seaman, r. 400 Bay
Gavin Thomas, r. 1552 Jackson
Gavin Thomas F. (Gann & O'Brien) r. 321 Bryant
Gavin William C, teamster, r. 1615 San Carlos Av
Gavin William H., driver Police Patrol, r. 1312 Jackson
Gavin & O'Brien (Th' mas F. Gavin and Luke B. O'Brien)
grocers, 321 Bryant
Gav oli Peter, r. 2 Gerke Alley
Gavlin Timothy, laborer, r. 150i Minna
Gavock James, machinehand S. F. Box Co., r. 112
Shipley
Gaw Hugh, clerk John L. Williams & Co., r. 1807 Steven-
son
Gawne I, watchman stmr City of Sydney
Gawthorne J. F., shorthand reporter, r. 137 Chestnut
Gawthonie Robert, r. 1214 Jackson
gkg' Gawthorne. See Garthome
Gaxiola John (Gaxiola & LawTence) r. 410 Clement
Gaxiola Marguerite, widow, r. 1008a Powell
Gaxiola Ysmiel, saddler, r. 430 Geary
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOBI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
HERCULE:
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PALMER &, REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Gaxio!a&; Lawrence (John Gaxiola and Manuel Law-
rence) barbers, NW cor Sutter and Kearny
Gay Albert C. , carpenter, r. 2708 Harrison
Gay Alice Miss, r. 33a Kissling
Gay Charles, real estate, 523 Montgomery-, r. 308 Eigh-
teenth
Gay Charles, tinware, 544 Green, r. 14 Guy PI
Gay Clara B., widow, r. "2329 Fillmore
Gay Edward P., butcher, r. 1840 O'Farrell
Gay Florence Miss, teacher Cooper Primary .School, r.
■ 23i9 F.llmore
Gay Frank H., clerk H. W. Schmidt & Bro., r. 1840
C'Farrell
Gay George R. , clerk Maintenance of Way Dept S. P.
'Co., v. 1840 O'Farrell
Gay John, clerk Charles Gay, i. 544 Green
Gay John G., r. 47 Russ, rear
Gay Louis, clerk Arthur Brown
Gay Mary C, widow, r. 2840 O'Farrell
Gay Michael, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Gav Robert H., bookkeeper Pacific Can Co., r. 613 Tay-
' lor
Gay Theobold, Clearing H-use clerk London, Paris and
' American Bank, r. 1321 Powell
Gay Thomas K., private Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r.
~ lOB Jessie
Gaylard Christopher, liquors, 2209 Powell
Gaylord Robert B., law student Herbert S. Herrick, r.
Oakland
Gaymont Isidore, milker B. Cassou, r. Wayland nr Ham-
ilton
Gaymont John, milker B. Cassou, r. Wayland nr Hamil-
t«")n
Gaynor Francis, boilermaker S. P. Co. , r. 217 McClellan
Gaynor Anna Mis^i, artist, r. 12161 Steiner
Gaynor Charles, second-hand goods, 1321 Mission
Gaynor John, laborer, r. 67 Jessie
Gayner J. T. , salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1922
Goldeh Gate Av
Gaynor Lawrence, teamster, r. 15i Tehama
Gaynor M.. baker Am. biscuit Co.
Gaynor Martin, laborer, r. 608 Minna
Gaynor Margaret, widow, r. 325 Broadway
Gaynor Richard, bookkeeper, r. 227 Perrj'
Gaynor Thomas, teamster, r. 21 Anthony
Gaynor William, policeman, r. 227 Perry
4i4XKTTE PtIBLISUING CO., publishers The
Gazette, 320 Sansome, room 54
UAWiKTTV. THE (Weekly) Gazette Publishing Co.
publisher*, 320 Sansome
Gazelli Giovanni, expressman, r. 1008 Montgomery Av
Gazznor S. J. , tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 105 Montgom-
ery
Gazzolo Joseph, laborer, r. 1026 Powell
Gazzolo Louis (Trapani & Gazzolo) r. 1318i Kearny
Geandrot Ali'red J., basketmaker, r. 637 Twenty-first
Geandrot Frank A., machinist Union Iron Wks, r, 752
Howard
Geaney E len, widow, r. 222 Grove
Geaney Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. Fifteenth Av
South nr P
Geaney Louise J. Miss, dressmaking, 222 Grove
Geantit Alphonse, butcher, 16-18 San Francisco Market,
r. Reed Station, Cal.
Gear George D. (Gear & Gear) r. Mill Valley, Cal
Gear Hiram L. (Gear & Gear> and asst reporter Supreme
Court of t.;alifornia, r. 791 Sutter
C:EAR <& <;EiR (Hlrman L. and George D.) attor-
neys at law, 211 Sansome, rooms 8-9, Telephone
Main 5090
eS" Gear. See Geer
Gearhart Taylxr, m ner, r. 299 Hyde
Gearing James, seaman schr Mary F. Cruz, r. 56 Steuart
e^ Gearing. Sue Geering and Gehring
Gearon Dennis, housemover, r. 231 Ash Av
Gearon Herbert E., d aughtsman, r. 126 Tenth
Gearon John F. , agent, r. 126 Tenth
PABST BREWING CO.
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Royal Eagle Distilleries Co,
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
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Gearon John J., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 231 Ash
Av
Gearran James, compositor Bulletin, r. 31 Clara
Gearrin William H., musician, r. 31 Clara
Gearty James, groceries and liquors, 224 Clara
Geary Charles, shoecutter, r. 156 Shipley
Geary Daniel, r. 286 Union
Geary Daniel W., salesman Palace Hardware Co., r. 1702
Folsom
Geary E. Dennis, solicitor Will E. Fisher & Co. , r. 25
Maple Court
Geary Edward, lamplighter, r. 286 Union
Geary Elizabeth Miss, stenographer, r. 1711 Eddy
Geary Frank, engineer, r. 212 Collingwood
Geary Frederick M., salesman Americin Wringer Co., r.
1409 Buchanan
Geary Genevieve Miss, stenographer, r. 1711 Eddy
Geary Henrj-, r. 3115 Geary
Geary Henry J., boilermaker, r. 219 J Clara
Gear}- James, laborer, r. Ninth Av South bet G and H
Geary James J., asst clerk Justices' Court, r. 306
Guerrero
Geary James P., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 2324 Sutter
Geary Jeremiah, r. 306J Guerrero
Geary John, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 920 Pacific
Geary John, fireman, r. 14 Jackson
Geary John D., stevedore, r. 286 Union
GEARY .lOHlV L. Jr,. attorney at law,l Mills Bidg,
3d floor, r. 308 Grove
Geary John V., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. Lorin, Alameda Co., Cal
Geary Joseph J., stenographer, r. 1711 Eddy
Geary Michael J., sporting editor Call, r. 1823J Howard
Geary Mollie Miss, assistant bookkeeper U. S. Mint, r.
i702 Folsom
Geary Patrick, liquors, 127J East, r. 12i Clementina
Geary Robert, plasterer, r. 210 Ritch, rear
GEARV STREET, PARK AND OCEAK RAIL.
ROAl» CO., Charles F. Crocker president, Adam
Grant vice-president, N. T. Smith treasurer, J. L.
Willcutt secretary and general manager, general
office 23 Hobart Bldg
it^ Geary. See Garry, Gary and Gerry
CiEBBIE «& VO. (of Philadelphia) John J. Newbegin
mana.rer, fine art publishers, 43 Flood Bldg
Gebel Conrad, laborer, r. 517 Potrero Av
Gebel Herman W., gold gilder Metropolitan Molding Co.,
r. 13 Madison Av
Gebers Edward, clerk Thannhauser & Co., r. Alameda
Gebhardt Charles A. (Mettsen & Gebhardt)r. Ill Twenty-
ninth
Gebhardt Charles G., r. 1707 Oak
Gebhardt Charles L., carpenter, r. 251 Hardy
Gebhardt Chris, tanner « ith Metten & Gebhardt
Gebhardt Frederick, r. 959 Howard
Gebhardt Frederick, sawmaker, r. 25J Hardy
Gefchardt George J. , poultryman, r. 25J Hardy
Gebhardt John, driver National Brewing Co., r. 801
Buchanan
Gebhaidt Louis C, upholsterer, r. 959 Howard
Gebhardt Philip (Gebhardt & Graner) r. 204 Ridley
Gebhardt Theresa, widow, r. 25i Hardy
dEBHARRT A GRANER" (Phili'p Gebhardt and
Charles M. Graner) wines and liquors, 921 Market,
Telephone South 571
Gecan Andrew, liquors, 221 Sacramento, r. 1019J Clav
Geckler Albert, clerk F. Topliz & Co., r. 473 Jessie
Geckler George W. . picture-frame maker, r. 473 Jessie
Geckler John, carriagemaker, r. 473 Jessie
Geddes Alexander, plumber, r. 1109 McAllister
Geddes Charles, architect, 415 Montgomery, room 16, r.
936 Guerrero
Geddes C. J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. SlliBrodenck
Geddes George, cement worker, r. 217 "Third
Geddes I-abella, widow, r. 1109 McAllister
Geddes James, clerk, r. 1109 McAllister
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
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CHAJSITS AND GROCERS.
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California St.
Geddes .John, collector C. S. Eaton, r. llOit McAllister
Geddes Robert, musician, r. 720 Oak
Geddes Thomas, ^pman, r. 2516 Post
Geddes William, machinist, r. 2516 Post
Gedtfe Donald M., phvsioian, office 40(5 Sutter, r. 1222
"Pine
Gedge Frank J., salesman Benedict & Turner, r. 1222
.Jackson
Gedg-e H. Edward, dental student, r. 1222 Jackson
>^" Gedge. See Gage
Gedney Percy W., clerk London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co., r. 1114 Leavenworth
Gee Alfred, blacksmith, r. 33J Garden
Gee Arthur T., collector Sanboni, Vail & Co., r. 114 Mc-
Allister
Gee Elizabeth, widow, r 114 McAllister
Gee Ernest, blacksmith's helper Ralston IronWks, r. 33.^
Garden
Gee Ernst, waiter Jerome Porter, r. 1420 Mason
Gee Frederick B., publisher Universal Railroad Guide,
516 Valencia, r. 114 McAllister
Gee James, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 106 Cumberland
Gee Martin C, clairvovant and test medimu, r. 222
Sixth
Gee Owen D. F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 136 Ful-
ton
Gee Robert S., manager Althof & Bahls, r. Alameda
Gee Thomas, wire worker, r. 2213 Mason
Gee William Jr., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 568 How-
ard
e^ Gee. See Jee
C^er Carroll M. , stonecutter, r. 1.505 Tiu-k
Geer Richard, stonecutter, r. 1060 McAllister
Z Geer Roger C, teamster, r. 1060 McAllister
^ ^f Geer. See Gear
Jt Geerdts Albert, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 3009a
^ Buchanan
2 Geerdts Marie, widow, r. 3009a Buchanan
5 Geerdts William F., jeweler, r. 3009a Buchanan
Ji Geerkens Nicholas H., liquors, 9| Tavlor, r. 202^
"' Seventh
^^ Geertz Charles, framer Sanboni, Vail & Co.,r. 413 Waller
rj Geertz Hennann, laborer, r. 413 Waller
U Geertz John, lalwrer, r. 413 Waller
£ Geffeney C. H. Mrs., r. 21 Cedar Av
y. Geffeny Albert H., chief assistant U. S. Commissioner of
0) Immigration, room 11 Mills Bldg, r. Fruitvale, Cal
Geffke Ernest, baitender Hermann Gohlich
V- Geffke Henry W., r. 1010 Bnant
52 Geffke Henry W. Jr., poiter Murphv, Grant t Co., r.
5 1010 Bryant
Geffoli Benedotta, blacksmith, r. 426 Gallejo
Gefken George (Gefken & Morgan) r. 233 Lily Av
Gefken Henry, teamster, r. 625i York
GEFKE.V JOH\, groceries and liquors, NT: cor Gol-
den Gate Av and Scott, r. 1002 Scott
Gefken & Morgan (George Gefken and John F. Morgan*
licpiors, 329 Front
Gefvert Olaf, laborer, r. 860 Howard
(;egan Ambrose F. Mrs., widow, r. 2922 Pine
(iegan James P. , carpenter, r. 5 Bowie Av
SiS" Gegan. See Gagen and Gagan
(Jeggus .Andrew L., chemist The Edwin W. Joy Co., r.
17 Moss
Geggus Charles F , insurance agent, r. 2?0 Douglass
Geggus Delia, ttidow, furnished rooms, 315i Jessie
Geghen Edward V., helper The Pelton AVater Wheel Co.
r. 62 Shipley
GegusesE., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 1513 Twenty-
fourth
Gehagan Michael, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Geherty Hugh T., plasterer, r. 17 Eugene
<Jehagan Michael, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Gehlich Julius, carpenter Miller iV Hamilton, r. -'S
Glover
Gehlke Peter, master schr Nellie Rich, office 524 Sixth
Gehm Albert, assistant engineer Chicago Brewery, r.
1226J Pine
Gehrcke Henrv Rev. , pastor German Lutheran Church ,
r. 546 Turk
Ciehrels Lena Mrs., bakery and confectionerj', 623 Union
Gehrels William C, clerk Goodall, Perkins "& Co., r. 623
Union
Gehret Alfred C, salesman Cal. Bottling Co.,r. 1417 Eddv
4;EHRET CURISTIAX, manager California Bot-
tling Co., 1407-1417 Eddv
Gehret Fred, bookkeeper Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1417 Edd\-
Gehret Pauline F. Miss, assistant bookkeeper Cal. Bot-
tling Co., r. 1417 Eddy
Gehret Sophie Mme, corsets, 143 Larkin, r. 1417 Eddv
Gehrig Ferdinand, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1005
Minna
Gehrig Ferdinand Jr., framer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1005 Minna
Gehrig Frank, sa<ldler, r. 1005 Minna
Gehrig Louis, plumber Robert Ingenlath, r. 127J Shipley
Gehring Charles, blacksmith J. B. Blanchard & Co., r.
14 Sodowa, Ocean View
(Jehring Frederick, upholster, r. 14Sadowa, Ocean View
Gehring John, maltster, r. 701 Florida
Gehring Richard L., lumberman, r. 208 Twenty -fifth
Gehnuan William, seaman, r. 6 Union
Gehrmann John, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,
r. 26 Turk
Gehrt Henr>-, groceries and liquors, 7*3 Dupont
Gehry .August (Buss.v & Gehry) r. 547 Howard
tJeib Daniel G., springmaker Thomas Sullivan, r. 70!>
Treat Av
Geib Edward H. , blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co., r.
709A Treat Av
f;eib Frederick, blacksmith, r. 103 First
Geib John F., car])enter, r. 520 Alabama
Geibel George, liquors, 637 Broadwaj-, r. 315 Green
Geibel George F. , clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r.
315 Green
C^ick Frederick, tiiilor, r. 418 Clementina
(ieick Leo Rev. . r. 374 Natoraa
Geide Conrad, laborer, r. 16j Boardman PI
Geide Fred, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 16 Federal
Geide John, watchman, r. 16 Federal
GEIER FK.l^'K .4., proprietor Market St. Planing
Mill and Lumber Yard, S. W. cor Market and Do-
lores, r. 60i Fourteenth
(ieiger A., clefk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. Berkeley
Geiger Charles E., porter, r. 136 Flood Av
Geiger Frederick W., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1518 De-
visadero
Ghihon L., labor Bay District Race Track
Geike Richard, barber, 131 Eddv, r. 1520 Post
4;EII.Fr$»:$ HE.VRl'. architect, 120 FiUton, Telephone
South 413, r. 811 Treat Av
Geils .Albert H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 5i Monroe
Geils Elizabeth, domestic 1316 Washingto»
Geils Har\- H., driver Wells Farg.i & Co., r. 5i Monroe
Gelmann Walter J., salesman William Geimann, r. 12i;
Fourth Av
Geimann William, merchant tailor, 112 Sutter, r. 13171>
Clay ,
Geimann William F., policeman, r. 406 Thirtieth
c;einie» Sebastain, cigarmaker, r. N s Sixteenth A\
South bet q and R
Geirrine Charles A., bookkeeper Cliarles F. Doe & Co.,
r. West Berkeley
Geirrine Charles H., salesman Am. Import. Co., r. Ber-
keley
Geisel Eiigene E. , groceries and i>ro\ isions, 1205-1207
Stockton, r. 1213 Powell
CJeisel Minnie, widow, r. 1213 Powell
Geisel Paul, laborer, r. 315 Green
Geisen Anthony S., dairj-man, r. 2623 Mission
Geisen Robert,' blacksmith, r. 718 Fulton
1^" Geisen. See Gisin
Geisendorfer Marj-, widow, varieties, 158 Second
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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Geiser Alice Miss, r. 23^2 iJryant Av
Geiser Frank J., miiitelmiker, r. 2322 Bryant Av
Geiser Inni, Miss, r. 2322 Bryant Av
Geiser Louisa, domestic 1717 California
Geishaker Andrew, machine hand, r. 418 Bryant
Geishaker Charles P., molder, r. 413 Bryant
Geishaker James S., machine hand, r. 413 Bryant
GeiSler Charles, assistant superintendent I. De Turk, r.
910 Harrison
Geisler Chris, dru^'g-istG. Dahlbender, r. 215 Post
Geisler Paul, b irtender, r. 21sJ Minna
SS" Geisler. See Giessler and Gisler
Geiss Aujrust, musician, r. 422i Post
Geiss Miles A., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 422 J
Post
Geiss Otto, upholsterer, r. 512 Bush
Geissberger Louis, laborer, r. 26 Rondell PI
Geissberg-er Louis H. , machinist, r. 26 Rondell PI
Geisselmann Albert, instrument maker William Hat-
teroth, r. 1226J Pine, rear
Geissler Edward A., salesman Sherman, Clav & Co., r.
2019J Ellis
Geissler Louis F. (Sherman, Clay & Co.) r. .\lametla
Geissler William, seimxn, r. 739 Fourth
^9" Geisaler. S6(e Giessler and Gisler
Geist Lilian W. Miss, bookkeeper Troy Laundry Machin-
er\' Co., r. 1102 J Eddy
Geist William, collector, r. 1102| Eddy
Geister Auafust, tailor, r. ISISI Pacific
Geister Humbold, sausagemaker. r. 1313i Pacific
Geistlich Lttti Mrs., r. 1435 O'Farrell
Geistlich Ma.< E., butcher, r. 1907 O'Farrell
Geistlich Robert E., telegraph operator, r. 1435 O'Farrell
Geistlich William, clerk, r. 1551 Natoma
Geiter Emil, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 134 Fern At
Geitner Henry, bottler, r. 116 Sixteenth
Geitner Leoiihard, laborer, r. 116 Sixteenth
Geitner Robert, bartender, 1012^ Larkin
Gelardi Luigi, painter, r. 527 Union
Gelardiiii John, painter, r. 14 Union PI
Geldard Hattia, widow, r. 222 Leavenworth
Geldemeister J. P. H., r. 118 Montgomery Block
Gelder DaviJ v., traveling salesman The Werthehner
Co., r. Oakland
Gelder Mark, waiter Charles Goldberg, r. 126 O'Farrell
Gelderuian Edward, bookkeeper William Wolff & Co., r.
Alameda
Gelder Walter L. H., bicycles, r. 230 Turk
Geldner Paul, coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r. 448 Te-
hama
Gelette William D., assistant engineer Engineering De-
partment S. P. Co., r. 122 East Twelfth, Oakland
Oelgenburg Mary, domestic 224 Grove
Geliamo B., gardener, r. 559 Russia Av
Gelien Gustave A., miner, r. 822 Post
Gelien R. G. Mrs., widow, r. 822 Post
Gelien Robert B., tobacconist, r. 822 Post
Gelinas Frederick O., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1404 Folsom
Gelinas John P., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
1404 Folsom
Gelinas Leon G., drugyrist Boericke & Runyon, r. 1404
Folsom
Geller Nathan, sec >nd-hand furniture, 1042 Howard
Gellert Charles, painter, r. 1211 Powell
Gellert Henry, barber California Hotel, r. 217 Oak
Gellert Henry, with Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r. 608
Powell
Gellert Isaac, bookkeeper Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r.
230 Oak
Gellert Louis, tailor, r. 230 Oak
Gelley Henry J., laborer, r. 47 Morris Av
Gelvert Charles, driver Palace Hotel, r. 523 Pine
Gem Restaurant and Cafe, Horst & Chabot i>roi)rietor»,
226 McAllister
Gemballa August, laborer, r. 120 Valley
Gemballa Emile, cigarmaker, r. 120 Valley
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STANDARD.
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SEND FOR CIRCULKRS.
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Gemballa Frederick, millhand, r. 120 Valley
Gemballa Gustave, blacksmith, r. 120 Valley
Geminian Louis G., student S. G. Backman, r. 192.'*^
Union
Gemmell William, clerk Swain Bros., r. 703 Sutter '
Gemmer Annie E. , widow, milliner, r. 308 Third
Gemmill Christina M. , widow, varieties, 515 Second
8^" Gemmill. See Gimmel
(Jemo George, liquors, 505 East
<;enasci GiuJetta, widow, lodgings, 1401 Powell
Genberg John I., seaman, r. 9g Freelon
Gendar Edward F., candy mnfr, 113 Powell, r. 545. Ste-
Gendar John W., with Edward F. Gendar, r. 413 Post
Gendar William H. (Gendar & Hink) r. .545 Stevenson
GEKD.4.R A HI.N'K (William H. Gendar and Ousiav
Hink) wines andli(iuors, 32 Montgomery, Telephone
Main 5276
(Jendotti Louis G., liquors, 508 O^tavia, r. 1622 Hayes
<iiF:XE:K.\L 11 l>irOR'!4 hep.irtmrnt h. p.
<'0., Edward C. Wright uenerul auditor, 34 Hohirt
Bldg
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
(.New I'ork) iiKHiia.s Addison di.>>trirt utau-
ager. l.i First, Telepliuiie .Main 173
General Frederick, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 226
Third
Genereaux Emile C, master mariner, r. 715 Webster
Genereaux George B., clerk John Taylor & Co., r. 715
Webster
Generaux Pauline K., widow, r. 715 Webster
Generaux Victor H., bookkeeper, r. 715 Webster
Genera Gold Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev. ) Henry D.
Walker secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Geneston Pierre, with Eugene Campion, r. 618 Cali-
fornia
Geneva Mineral Water Co., August De Laniare presi-
dent, Frank C. Cooper secretarj-, 201 Front
Geneve Elizabeth, widow, r. 231 Jessie
Geneve Louis, r. 2 Lynch
Gengnagel Jacob, butcher, r. 830 Shotwell
Geniser Maximillian, liquors, 19 Steuart
Genius Kamp L., barber Miller & Fauth, r. 9 Rausch
Gennheimer Frederick, winemaker, r. 4 Hayward
Gennis Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Gennon James, bookkeeper, r. 6 Lewis
Genova Hotel. Angelo Galli proprietor, 407 Pacific
Gonovessi f Charles, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r.
Oakland
Gensberger Max (Louis Kline & Co.) r. Hotel Montrose
Genserowsky Ernest, carpenter, r. 186 Minot
Gensi Edward, harnessmaker, r. 818J Geary, rear
Gensler Goodkind, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1403 Church
Gensler Jacob, compositor Brunt & Co., r. 14 Metcalf PI
Gensler Jules, tailor, 131J Eddy, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Gensler Lena H., wigmaker, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Genster August, barber H. G. Garcia, r. 404 Grove
Genster Jacob, barber, r. 404 Grove
Gente Emile Rev., assistant Notre Dame dcs Victoires
Church, r. 526 Bush
(Jenther Louis, cook, r. 704 Sansome
Genthner Gottlieb, porter, r. 219 Minna
Gentil Jules, cellarraan C. Carpey iSiCo., r. Berkeley
Gentle William F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 330
Eddy
(Jentlemans Sodality, St. Ignatius Church
Gentry Catherine, widow, r. 707 Montgomery .\v
Gently Martha A., widow, r. 121 Post
Genti V N. Kate, hairdresser, 121 Post, room 29
Genty Edward, r. 500 Eddy
Genty John, miner, r. 829 Folsom
Geiitz Frank, steward The Ingelside House
Gentzler Edward, compositor Post, r. 539 California
Genung Frank A. , draughtsman H. G. Layng Machine
Wks, r. Fruitvale
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"GsayUK-W.illiain L., machinist H. G. Layng Machine
Wks, r. Fruitvale
Ctenzel Carl, glovecutter Baruch & Co., r. 809 Filbert
Geiizel William, glovefinisher Baruch & Co., r. 809 Fil-
bert
Geodge Christina Miss, clerk Robert L. Toplitz & Co. , r.
2018 Taylor
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA,
Peter McEwen secretary, 819 Market, room 55
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETl' OF'IIIE PACIFIC,
g31 Pine, room 2, S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Geohagan Margaret, widow, r. 921^ Folsom
1^^ Geijhegan. See Gagan, Gagen and Gahagan
George Adaui, engineer, r. 449 Minna
George Alex.nder, truckman Truck (i, r. 72;) Sutter
George Andrew, masttr mariner, r. 2618 Market
George August, laborer, r. 126 Morris Av
George Augustus, tinsmith, r. 16 Rauj'Ch
George B., r. 206a Post
George Bernhard E., engineer Raphael's Incorporated,
r. 5.i6a Folsom
George Brother Rev., teacher Sacred Heart College
George Charles, porter J. F. Weeks Co., r. 47 Tehama
George C L., laborer, r. 633 Broadway
CJeorge C. R., r. 16 Fiilton
George Kdward F., woodturner, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Dolores
George E. E. Shoe Co. (Emery E. George^ wholesale
boots and shoes, 37 Second
Geo'-ge Emanuel, laborer vVells, Russell & Co., r. 447
• Tehama
George. Emery E. (E. E. George Shoe Co.) r. 1243a
Jiighteenth
George Frederica B. , widow, r. 729 Sutter
George Genio S., teller Columbian Banking Co., r. Ala-
meda
George Heniy C, salesman Henrj- Cowell & Co., r. 1200
Treat Av
George Henry ¥., medical student, r. 722 Waller
George James H., salesman, r. 212 Powell
George .John, shoemaker, r. 75 Oregon
George John P., laborer, r. 8 Clara Av
George Julius Mrs. , widow, r. 729 Sutter
George Louis E., stenographer William G. Richardson, r.
1828 Powell
George Lulu Miss, r. 1434 California
George Manuel, bartender, r. 50S Broadway
(Jeorge Manuel, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
George Marguerite C, widow, r. 1408 Lyon
George Martin, r. 608 Geary
Gei>rge Mary, widow, r. 1604 Larkin
George Mary J. Miss, bookkeeper E. E. George Shoe Co. ,
r. 1243.1 Eighteenth
CJeorge Peter, longshoreman, r. 27 Valparaiso
George Pe er P., clerk, r. W s Mission road nr Five Mile
House
GEORGE ROBERT, secretary Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co., 405 Montgomery, r. Sausalito
George Robert H., manager S. F. Ga. Light Co. (stove
dei)t) r. 608 Geary
George T. , clerk, r. Royal House
George Theodore F. , assistant manager Union Central
Life Ins. Co. (of Cincinnati) 303 California, r. Ala-
meda
George Walter, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 329 Nint teenth
George Warren B., salesman E. E. George Shoe Co., r.
441 McAllister
George Wesley, horse dealer, r. 818 Larkin
George William, r. 47 Tehama
'. George William, peddler, r. 13 Hinckley
George Wdliam B. (Perle.i & George) r. 206a Post
George William H., cashier Henry Cowell & Co., r. 1200
Treat Av
George William P., clerk, r. 1045 Market
Georgeault Louisa Miss, milliner, r. 127 Bay
Georgeault Peter, r. 127 Bay
Georgeault Rosie Miss, dressmaker, r. 127 Bay
Georges Leonard (Sherman, Clay & Co.) r. Fruitvale
Georgeson Frederick W. , accox n .ant Shoobert-lieale Co. ,
r. 665 Broder ck
Georgi Pietro, r. 318 Broadway
Georgi Luis, stenographer, r. 1828 Powell
Geotefend Elizabeth, widow, r. 828 Haight
Gippert George W., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 123 Cedar
Av
Geppert Louis E., cabinetmaker, r. 123 Cedar At
Geppert Michael, painter, r. 123 Cedar Av
Gerabeck Frank, cook.r. 220 Third
Geraghty Abbie T.. widow, r. 218 Oak
Geraghty Catherine Mrs., r. 310 Langton
Geraghty Delia, dojiestic 34 Essex
Geraghty Hugd, hackman United Carnage Co., r. 810
Howard
Geraghty John, carpenter, r. 310 Langton
Geraghty Martin, teamster, r. 1322 Harrison
Geraghty Michael, r. 615 Pine, rear
Geraghty Michael, plasterer, r. 310 Langton
GERAGHTV .>IICHAEL, varieties, 1127 Folsom r
1603 Folsom
B^" Geraghty. See Garrity and Gerritv
Gerald Edward F., foreman sheds S. P. Co., Alam da
Gerald Ezekial F., traveling auditor S; P. Co., r, Ala-
meda
a^ Gerald. See Ceroid
Geralde Bernard, machinist, r. 408i Chestnut
Geralde Elizabeth, widow, r. 4' 8J Chestnut
Geralde Henry, journalist Pacific Irish- American, r.
Mission R lad opp St. Mary's College
Geralde Joseph ne, seamstress, r. 408J Chestnut
Geraud H., engineer French Hospital
Geraut Jacjb, cle k, r. 123 Trenton
Geraut Jean, r. 823 Pacific
Gerard C. A., salesman, r. 110 Eddy
Gerard Elizibeth, w.dow, r. 6 i5 Ellis
Gerard George L. , pharmacist Joseph H. Hubachek, r.
1518 .Mission
Gerard James, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 646 Folsom
Gerard James S., agent Union Transportation Co., Clay
St. Wharf, r. 408J Waller
Gerard James W., carpenter, r. 1906 Broadway
Gerard Robert, blacksmith J imes McCarty, r.420 Howard
8^" Gerard. See Gerrard and Girard
Gerarde M., ropemaker Cal. Wire Wks, r. 412 Green
Gerardi Gabriel, musician, r. 14 Elliot Park
Gerlier Ernst, labjrer St. Louis Brewery, r. 1524 Pacific
Gerber Daniel, teach r languages, 416^ Post
Gerber H. Mrs., dressmiker, r. .531 Sutter
Gerber Hermiii H., carrier Post Office, r. 139 Fourth Av
Gerber John B., shoemaker, r. 302 Francisco
GEKKEKDI.\G A. <& CO. (Albert Gerberding and
William Baehr Jr.) grain commission merchants,
222 Sansome, 3d floor, room 5, Telephone Main 1418
Gerberdin if Albert (A. Gerberding & Co.) and vice pres-
ident The Merchants Exchange Association of San
Francisco, Merchants Exchange bldg., 1st floor, r. ,
2-15 Scott I
Gerberding Mary J., widow, r. 1218 Clay '
Gerberding William, si card, r. HI Broadway
Gerbes John F., cigarmaker, r. 432 C dar Av
Gerbes Rebecca, wid 'w, r. 432 Ceiar Av
Gercke Frederick (John Quadt & Co ) r. 507 Steiner
Ge-cke Frede -ick, b 'Okkeeper W. H. Gercke. r. 808 Oak
Gercke Gustav, proprietor Mechanics' Home Ho el, 624
Fulton
Gercke William H., furniture, 745-747 Mission r. 808
Oak
/^^ Gei'cke. See Gerke
G;rcke's H )tel, E. Gilgenkrantz rroprietor, 922 Battery
Gercken Charles, stableman American Brewery, r. 627
Lombard
Gercken Ernest H., porter, r. 627 Lombard
Gercken Williim. seaman, r. 116 Berry
Garcken W Ham, driver Bavarian Brewery, r. 2425
Greenwich
If . A. POBBINS PRESS WORKS
MANUFACTtTRE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREZMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST
Telcphone Mission 40
Removal Notice
DR. GEO. G. GERE
Office, ?37 Qeary Street
Residence, 310 SCOTT STREET
TELPHONE MAIN 5771
PHOTO
SUPPLIES
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109 Montgomery St
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627
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t^ Gercken. See Gerken
Gerdau Aui,ii.st J. (Rohlffs & Gerdau) r. 426 O'Farrell
lierdau Henry J., wines and liquors, NE. cor. California
and Davis, r. Alameda
(ierdes Alexander, groceries and liquors, 743 Ellis, r. 44
Willow Av
Gerdes Alfred, clerk Frederick Richers, r. 604 Eddy
Gerdes Brune H., laborer, r. 236^ Clara
Gerdes Carson, expressman NE cor Grant Av and Market,
r. 2233 Mission
Gerdes Demetre C, oyster saloon, 121 Sixth
(Jerdes Frederick, liquors and lodgings, 328 Drumm
Gerdes Frederick C, bricklayer, r. 2233 Mission
(Gerdes Henrj* C, collector Harbor Commissioners, r. 927
Lombard
Gerdes Henry G., druggist, r. 927 Lombard
Gerdes Henry J., salesman, r. 2233 Mis-ion
Getdes Hemian, laborer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks. , r. 9 Laskie
tierdes John, fisherman, r. 103 First
(Jerdes John H., butcher, r. 136i Collingwood
Gerdes Martin, groceries and liquors, 1544 Eddy, r. 1106
Pierce
(ierdes William R., expressman, r. '2233 Mission
1^" Gerdes. See Gaerdes.
Gerding Lizzie, widow, r. 213 Polk
t^erdts John, bookkeper H. Bohls & Co., r. 1022J Guer-
rero
Gere Baptiste, hostler, Presidio and Ferries R. R., r.
606 Vallejo
4>ERE CiEOKtiE ii., surgeon and professor surgery,
California Medical College, office and r. 412J Post,
hours 11 A. M. U) 2 P. M., and 6:30 to 7:30 P. M.
Telephone Main 5771
Ciere Lucia Miss, r. 1001 Post
Gere Rosa, widow, r. S s Elizabeth bet Hoffman Av and
Ocean Road
Gerenday John, tailor, Joseph Koenig, r. 774 Folsom
Gerevine Peter, cement paver, r. 1917 Mason
Gerevine Rinaldo, cement paver, r. 1917 Mason
Gerges August, clerk, Wm. H. Bowe, r. 101 Twenty-
second
ijierhard George, secretary Dutch Mining and Milling
Co., 511 California, rooms ^7-68, r. 420 Lilly Av
Gerhardt Rhine H. , conductor, r. 1797 McAllister
Gerhardt Charles, teamster, r. 640 Howard
Gerhardt Frank J., gi-oceries and liquors, NW cor Wal-
ler and Shrader
r.ERHAKDT Jl'LES, (Ortion & Gerhardt.) r. 15
Leavenworth
Gerhart James, solicitor, r. 238 Sixth
Gerhow Charles, butcher, r. 67 Tehama
Gerhow Margaret, widow, r. 67 Tehama
Gerhow Robert, driver Fredericksberg Bottling Co., r.
1707 Ellis
Gerichten Frederick G. , salesman Main & Winchester, r.
2603 Howard
Gerichten Josephine E. Mrs. . teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2603 Howard
Gerisch Edward, clerk, r. 1 Marcy PI
Gerisch George, carpenter, r. 1 Marcy PI
Gerke Nellie Miss, r. 2410 Washington
Gerke William, painter, r. 13 Hardy
8^ Gerke. See Gercke
Gerker Arthur, clerk Gustave Berson, r. 516 Octavia
Gerken Dietrich, groceries, 2101 Golden Gate Av., r.
835 Central Av
Gerken Frederick (Pilster & Gerken), r. 8 Miles Court
Gerken Henry, bartender, r. 202i Seventh
Gerken Henn,-, boots and shoes, 1071 Third
Gerken Henry, porter Charles Bush, r. 613 Powell
Gerken Henry, porter Witzel & Baker, r. 1212 Kearny
Gerken Herman H., superintendent Pac. Wooden Ware
and Cooperage Co., r. 618 Shotwell
Gerken Hermann, liquors, 30 Turk, r. 13 Willow Av
Gerken John, laundryman German Hospital
Gerken William (William Gerken & Co.) r. 718 Valencia
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
^^ THE PIOST POPOLe?
CiERKEX WlLLIA.n A €0. (William Gerken) pro-
prietors Valencia St. Hotel, 718-720 Valencia and
liquors, 28 Third
eS" Gerken. See Gercken
Gerl Christian W., widow, r. 1608 Guerrero
Gerl Henry G., boilermaker, r. 1610 Guerrero
Gerlach Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach Benjamin, machinist, r. 501 Vermont
Ger'ach Bernard, barber, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach Catherine, nurse, r. 1225 Filbert
Gerlach Christian, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 827
Vallejo
Gerlach Edward, horseshoer, r. 1225 Filbert
Gerlach Emil, president Gerlach Patent Wave Motor
Co., 12 Nucleus Bldg, r. Santa Monica, Cal.
Gerlach Emil F., compositor S. F. Tageblatt, r. 14 Oak
Grove Av
Gerlach Frederick, clerk, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach Frederick W., shoemaker, 2007 J Fillmore, r.
1405 Sacramento
Gerlach George, physxian, office 1000 Webster, r. 1313
Golilen Gate Av
Gerlach Henry (Gerlach & Fox) r. 1225 Filbert
Gerlach Johanna, widow, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach John, cabinetmaker r. 501 Vermont
Gerlach John, packer Leege & Mills, r. 1225 Filbert
Gerlach John, teamster, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach L zzie Miss, seamstress, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach Parent Wave Motor Co., Emil Gerlach pres-
ident, William T. Kilgrove, secretary and Harry
W. Hutton, treasurer, 12 Nucleus Bldg
Gerlach William, shoemaker, 1631 Polk
Gerlach William P., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 2120
Sutter
Gerlach & Fox (Henry Gerlach and Edward Fox) horse-
shoers, 433 Third
Gerlich Charles, musician, r. 439 Fourth
Gerlich J., r. 1314 Kearny
OERLK'H, J. D. «., win«s and liqiors, 237 East
Gerloff Gustav, attenda t U. S. Marine Hospital
Germain Fr lit Co. (Los Angeles) Erlanger & Galinger,
agents, 304 Davis
Germain John, lodgings, 617 Mission
Germain M. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 201 Powell
4;ERJ»A.\ AMEI'ICAN IxXSURANCE <'0. (of New
York) George H. Tyson, general agent, 435 Califor-
nia
German-American News Co., Diescher & Graper, propri-
etors, 2(i O'Farrell
CiER.n.4N C -IttSTERY, N of Point Lobos Av nr,
Th rty-third Av
GER.n.A.\ CO.^SI'lATE, Adolph Rosenthal Consul-
General, Oswald ).,ohan Vi e Consul, 318 Sacramento
GER.WAN DU.MI lOAN COKVEXl, W s Guerrero
bet 1 wenty -fourth md Twenty fifth
Germa 1 Dyeing and Cleaning Works, Hellers & Seabert
proprietors, 11 Fair Av
OERMAM EMAKI EL CHIRCH OF THE EVAN-
GELICAL ASSOCIATION, Rev. Herman Curdes
pastor, SE cor Twelfth and Stevens n
GERMAN EVANGI-LICALLIIlHEic AN SCHOOL,
John H. Hargens principal, SE cor Gough and
Eddv
GERMAN GENER4L BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
THE. Eugene Romer general age:it, 320 Geary
Te ephone Main 1557
GER.UAN HOSPITAL, Theodore V. Brown superin-
tendent, W s Nue bet Fourteenth and Ridley, Tele-
phone West 268
German Hotel, Frederick C. Janssen proprietor, 560
Howard
German La'lies' General Benevolent Society, 316 Post
German Ladies' Verein, Druids Hall 413 Sutter
German Louis, furrier Albert Mueller & Co., r. 142 Oak
GER.MAN LUTHERAN 4'HIIRCH, Rev. Henry
Gehrcke pastor, E s Eleventh bet Market and
Mission '
OCA'
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of tlie Water. Rented
at $1.00 per nontll, or 3old Outngtit.
C. BROWN & SON. Agents, 823 Maiket Stre«|
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
ipor
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALi, San Francisco, 1894.
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438 CALIFORNIA STREET
VERMA\ MEDICAL IXSTITI TE, Dr. George H.
E. Werner manager, 23 Stockton
GERMAN METHODl!»T EPISCOPAL CHIIKCH,
Frederick Bonn, i>astor, X S Folsom bet Fourth and
Fifth
«;ekma>' savi.ngs axd loax societv
THE, Edward Kruse president, A. H. R. Schmidt
cashier, William Herrmann assistant ca.shier, George
Tourny secretary, A. H. MuUer assistant secretary,
.i26 Ca'lifornia, Telephone Main 5299
German Suhutzen Club, 639 California'
(;.->niian \\ e^tley, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
GERMANIA,
The .1. C. Jens <(
pub-
lishers, an iliastratert tierman monthly
iiiaRazine. the only hia:li class periodical
in the German langaace published in
the West. It reaches the best German
ramilies everywhere. $l..50 a year, II9«
Treat Av
Germania Building and Loan Associatii)n, Henry F.
Fortman president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, Sit
Flood Bldg
Geniiania Club, 421 Post
GEKMAXIA FIRE I.\SljRA>€E €0. (of New
York) Cesar Bertheau manager, 210 Sansome
(Jennania Gardens, Ernest Maack, proi>rietor, SE cor
Baker and .Jefferson
GERMAXIA LEAD >VORK!S, Edward E. Eyre,
jiresident, 124 Sansome, room 7
German a Life Insurance Co. (of New YQrk)W. A. Jacobs,
general manager, 19-22 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Germania Schutzen <;lub, Andrew Mocker secretary,
California Hall, 620 Bush
Germania Lloyd Bureau Henr>- Mohns, agent, 29 Market
Gennanu Fritz J., waiter H. H. Young, r. 822 Larkin
Germatine Co., Henry Jessen, manager, 28 Ninth
Gerner .John A. (Gemer & Hofman) r. 292 Valencia, rear
Genier & Hofman (.John A. Gemer and Antone Hofman)
butchers, 292 Valencia
Gernert Ge rge, foreman Pioneer Malt House, r. 400
Bay
Gernns .John, clerk Fred Meyer, r. 1200 Fillmore
Gemns Marie, domestic 2.528 Piue
Gernns Marie Miss, r. .3214 Washington
Genioff G., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Gerold Lawrence, machinist, r. 12 Vincent
Gerolimo Stefano, laborer, r. 9 Varennes
- Gerotio\ich Stephen, restaurant, 1218 Mason
Gerot Delia Mrs., nurse Alms House
Gerrard Frank S., machinist, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Gerrard .John B., r. 182() O'FaiTell
Gerrard William .J., carpenter, r. 1906 Broadway
eS^ (ierrard. See Gerard and Girard
(Jerriii- Charles W., clerk, r. 239 Twelfth
(Jerriiii: Ward Mrs., r. 1325 Eddy
GKKKISII HARRY A., collector, 41-42 Mills Bid-.
I it li flu,, r, r. 715 Eddy
Gerritsen Annie, widow, r. 512 Chestnut
gS' Gerrity. See Garrlty, Geraghtv and Garety
(terry Alfred A., teamster Ba.ss-Hueter Paint Co., r. 417^
Noe
Gerrj- Ferdinand F., lumber sur\'eyor, 9 Mission, r. 417i
Noe
Gerry .Jdhn H., wines and liquors, .527 Kearny, r. Ne%y
Western Hotel
Gerschke Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 4.38 Tehama
Gerson Erich, salesman A. Schoenfeld. r. 1138 Turk
Gerson Isaac, salesman The Pac. Notion Co., r. 305 Octa-
yia
Gerson Maria, widow, r. 2605 Sacramento
Gerson Michael, varieties, r. 1011 Union
Gerson Nathan, grain broker, 214 Pine, room 64, r. 1918
Pine
Gerson Samuel, proprietor The Pac. Notion Co., 17 Bat-
tery, r. 1311 Golden Gate Av
4iERST GARRISON, vice-president Anspacher Bros.-
214 Pine, r. 1400 McAllister
Gersten berg William H., upholsterer Robert C. Hlslop.
r. 314 Hayes
Gerstle Frederick ,1., with Bissinger & Co., r. 1517 Van
Ness Av
GER8TLE LEWIS (Louis Sloss & Co.) and president
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome, r. 1517 Van
Ness Av
Gerstle Marcus L. (Chickering, Thomas & Gregi>ry and
Gerstle & Sloss) r. 2308 WashlngUm
Gerstle William L., with Alaska Commercial Co.. r. 1517
Van Ness Av
Gerstner Mary, widow, r. 45 Clara
Gerstner William, .salesman A. Andrews, r. 47 Clara
<Jerts Neal L., cari)enter, 621 Merchant, r. 2910 Fillmon-
Gertson Gustav, brass finisher, r. 413, Harrison
Gertson Hattie Mrs., with Miss Mamie McMillan, r. 2.".
Hermann
Gertz Edward, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Gerten Otto, carpenter, r. 439 Twenty -.seventh
Gervasoni Carlo, butcher A. Chiesa, r. 516 Pacific
Gervrin George H., manager Perc\- Beamish, r. 35 San-
chez
Oerwin Henry G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312
Louisiana
Gerzabek Oscar V., with Bass-Hueter Paint Co.. r. 662
Twentieth
• leschke Carl, cabinetmaker, r. 438 Tehanja
CJesford Frank R. Miss, adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 437 Geary
(ieslin Prosper, r. 520 Jackson
Gesoret Eugene, machinist, r. 1306 Polk
Gessan Ralph, waiter A. H. Beth, r. 29 Madison Av
Gessen Catherine, widow, r. 1528 Jackson
Getohel R. N., master Sehn
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GETCHELL-BERRY PRINTING
COMPANY THE,i^.!.'Se';f!-,'l,'H:;
ers. 4» First, Telephone Main Wi
Getchell Guy B., i<teward Stmr Alameda
Getchell Herbert D. (The Getchell-Berry Printing Co.)
r. 517 Leavenworth
Getchell Somner, wharf builder State Harbor Commis-
sion, r Oakland
Getchell Winslow D., boilennaker I'nion Iron Wiirk>,
r. 1114t Kentucky
XS" Getchell. See Gitchell
Gethings Annie, widow, r. 312 Sixth
Gethings Catherine, widow, r. 49 Hoff Av
Gethings George J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1025 J Guer-
rero
Gethings Kat« Miss, lithographer, r. 312 Sixth
Gethings Nora, widow, r. 46 Richland Av
Getitn Robert B., r. 1045 Market
Getleson Bernard, insurance agent, 26-28 Battery, r.
1427 Geary
Getleson David, r. 1427 Geary
Getleson Harrj' B., traveling salesman, S. P. and Sac-
ramento Candy Mfg. Co., r. 1427 Gearj'
Getliffe Frederick 'C, machinist Abner Doble Co., r. 21
Stanley PI
Getson .J., miner, r. 537 Sacr<iniento
Gettenby Thomas, seaman, r. 125^ Welsh
Gettey William J., salesman Le Count Bros., r. Alameda
Gettier Adolph, milkman, r. 621 Commercial
Getz Albert, bookkeei>er Sol. Getz & Bro., r. 507 Devis-
adero
Getz August, painter, 302 Stockton, r. 310 Mason
Getz Barry, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 930 Ellis.
GETZ BERXHARD (Sol. Getz& Bro.)r. 219 Brotierick
Getz Brothers & Co., (Joseph and Louis Getz) whole-
sale jirovisions and dairy produce 111-115 California
Getz Edgar G , solicitor Cline & Co., r. 507 Devisadero
Getz Joseph (Getz Bros. & Co.) r. 930 Ellis
Getz Jules J., salesman Cline & Co., r. 507 Devisadero
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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<ietz Kittle Miss, typewriter O. P. Downing- & Co., r.
1221 OTarrell
(ietz Louis (Getz Bros. & Co.) r. 1105 Laguna
Getz Louis M., clerk Jacob Brant & Co., r. 807 Grove
Getz M. & Co. (Maurice Getz) coffee and spice mills, Mii
Mission
Getz Marcus, dravinan Getz Bros. & Co. , r. 39 Soutli
Park
(ietz Marion, teamster, r. 7 Albion Av
Getz Maud M., bookkeeper, r. 39 South Park
(ietz Maurice (M. Getz « C >.) r. 171(i Post
Getz Max, travelinsf .salesman, r. 807 Grove
(ietz M. Milton, bookkesper, r. 39 South Park
GETZ R. J. & CO. (Rudolph .1. iietx
and .lohn iS. Ikearborn) lii»ase, Klsn and
l>irtorial paintins. >vhitenlns, tinting,
paperlianglne. etc., 508 .llarket and 9
Slitter.
Getz Rudolph J. (K. J. Getz & Co.) r. 2208 Bush
4i>ETZ SOL. A- BKO., real estate dealers and own-
ers, headquarters for Park Lots, room A, first floor,
Crocker Bldg cor Montgomerj- and Post
( ietz Solomon (Sol. Getz & Bro. ) f. 507 Devisadero
(ietz Theodore, driver, A. Quade & Co., r. 250 Eureka
IS^ Getz. See Goetz and Gotz
(ieuder Mary, domestic, 1321 Pine
Gender William, printer, r. 2207 Geary
(Jewurrtz Joseph, painter, r. 1409 Valencia
(ieyer John, liquors, 131 Third, r. 506 Baker
Geyser Water Co., Reuben H. Ciirry manao'er, 1125 Mis-
sion
(ifell Pius (T. Mus^Tave & Co.) r. 2947 Sixteenth
Gfrorrer Alphenzo, cook, r. 4 Rose PI
(iheen Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 816 J Jessie
(iheeii William D., carpenter and builder, r. 830 Florida
(Jheffoli Benedetto, blacksmith, Louis Pardini, r. 42(>
Vallejo
Gherbatz John, barber, r. 116 Pacific
Gherini Amante, salesman, C. Cari>.v & Co., r. 2527 Fol-
som
Gheroldi Vittorio (Pelegrini &Gheroldi)r. 1710Chincli
(ihiassa Eduardo, cle.k G. Bovo, r. 710 Vallejo
(ihibandi Giovanni B., baker, r. 423^ Fdbert
Ghidossi Pio, bartender, r. 513 Broailwaj-
Ghielmetti Emanuel, fish dealer, r. 318 Broadwa\
Ghielmetti Louis (Ghielmetti & Co.) r. 2134 Larkin
Ghie'.metti & Co. (Liuis Ghielmetti and Joseph Buroiii)
wood and coal, 2124 Larkin
(ihig^eri Casparo, bwtblack, 437 Pine, i-. 4 Charles PI
(ihiggeri Casparo Jr., bootblack, r. 4 Charles PI
Cihiglieri Ant^mio, r. 1012 Montgomery
(ihigliri Andrew, bartender Louis Baglietti, r. 502
Greenwich
<;HI<;LI0TTI UIOVAXWI, manager First San Fran-
cisco Window Cleming Co., 425 bush, r. 414 Union
(ihigliotti Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 339 Union
(ihio Edward, jiacker, r. 523 Green
Ghio Giacomo, foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., r. S24b
Broadway
(ihio Michael, fisherman, r. 221 Vallejo
(ihiotte Antonio, laborer, r. Alms House
(ihiotte Henry, wagonmaker Frediani & Lavau, r. 8
Varre lines
(ihirardelli Aiitone, cementworker, r. 533 Green
4iHIK4RDEIiLI ». «&' SO^IS (Domingo Jr., Joseph
and Louis) imjiorlers and manufacturers chocolate
coffee and spices, 617-619 Sansome
Gbirardelli Domingo Jr. (D. Giraradelli & Sons) r. 2(il7
La.'una
(ihirardelli Eugene, wine broker, 512 Montgomery, r.
92 0 Twentieth
(ihirardelli Freder.ck, cellarman Edward L. Christin, r.
r. X 3 Hayes
(Ihirardelli Joseph (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oakland
Gbirardelli Lou.s (D. Ghiiarclelli & Sons) r. Oakland
Ghiselli George, horseshoer, r. 508 Davis
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 7UVKSKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. P.^vi.ace Hotkl.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Ghiselli Giocondo, gents' furnishing goods, 508 Davis
Ghiselli Frank, clerk Giocondo Ghiselli, r. 508 Davis
ijhisla Fred A., clerk Dairymen's Union of Cal.. r. 340
Vallejo
Ghisla Mary, umbrellas, 645 Vallejo
Ghisle F. & Co. (Peter Escoffier and Fulgencio Ghisle)
bakers, NE cor Stockton and Vallejo
Ghisle Fulgencio (F. Ghisle k Co.) r. 1400 Stockton
Ghislieri Eugenio, salesman Justinian Caire, r. 903
Jackson
liHISOLFI V. A €0, (Virgilio Ghisolfl) liquors and
groceries, 1026 Leavenworth
Ghisolfi Virgilio(V. Ghisolfi &Co.) r. 1259 California
Giacobbi Louis, jeweler, 230 Kearny, r. 934 Filbert
Giacoma J., baker. Am. Biscuit Co.
Giacomella James, cook, r. 717^ Vallejo
Giacometi Louis, clerk S. Mariani, r. cor Twenty-third
and Florida
Giacomini Natale T., restaurant, 321 Drumm
Ciaoomo Paravagna, laborer, r. 1 Maiden Lane
GiacovBO Raffo, bootblack, 437 Pine, r. 4 Charles PI
Giacopetti B. (C. Cuneo& Co.) r. 21 Donzale PI
Giacopetti Frank, porter Bertin & Lepori
Giamatei Leopold, r. 1515 California
Giambruno Antonio, teamster, r. 521 Francisco
Giambruno Antoinette, wiJow, r. 521 Francisco
Gianil)runo Marie, widow, r. 1914J Powell, rear
Giampo, Joseph, laborer, r. 478^ Eighth
Giarapolini Giovanni, teamster, r. 438 Union
Giampolini Felix, painter, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Giampolini Savini Miss, cigarmaker M. Cicchi & Co., r.
1412i Kearny
Gianbatista Badano, fl.)rist Guglielmo Biasotti, r. 425
Broadway
Gianetti Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 110 Alta
Gianettoni Camillo, wines and liquors, 833 Kearny, r.
1510J Powell
4;IA:VETT0XI ;»I.4IiA€HI.i, wines and liquors, 29
Sixth
Gianettoni Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettoni) r. 902 How-
ard
Gianini Joseph, waiter, r. St. Gallard Hotel
Giannelli Dominick, fruits, 815 Bryant
Giannetti Joseph, musician, r. 2011 Taylor
Gianni Annibal, liquors, 708 Front
Giannini Amadeo P. (L. Scatena & Co.) r. 1119i Taylor
Giannini Andrew, laborer, r. Nineteenth Av South, Bay
^'iew
Giannini Armadale, commission, r. 604 Filbert
Giannini Baftolomeo, scavenger, r. 4231 Filbert
Giannini Charles G., laundryman, r. 1318 Turk
(iiannini Edward, peddler, r. 13 Albion Av
Giannini Emilio I., pressman Daily Report, r. 214
Eighteenth
Giannini Eugene A., driver, r. Berlin bet Burrows and
Fulton '
(iiannini Florinda L. Mrs., dressmaking, l(i36 Sacra-
mento
(iiannini Francisco (A. Cecehettini & Co.) r. 1246 San-
chez
Giannini Francisco, rancher, N s Point Lobos Av nr
Twenty-ninth Av, r. 431 Broadway
(iiainiini Frank M., clerk, r. 1636 Sacramento
(Iiannini Gaetaiio, milkman, r. Berlin bet Burrows and
Felton
(iiannini George J., cashier L. Scatena & Co.,. r. 604
Filliert
(iiannini Henry G., laundry, 1318 Turk
t;iannini HenrV J. P., driver, r. 1318 Turk
Giannini Henry P., r. 214 Eighteenth
Giannini John, cook, r. 2122 Filbert
Giannini John, peddler, r. SW cor Oswego Av and
Ocean House Road
Ciiannini Joseph, clerk Dominic Belluomini, r. 301
Hayes
Giannini Mary, widow, r. 214 Eighteenth
Peter A., watches, 208 Sutter, r. 316 Hayes
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Giannini Peter J. F., laundrv-nian, r. 1315 Turk
Giannini Vicenzo, cooper, r. 14 Pfeififer
Giannoni Elmenegildo, salesman C. Lippi & Co. , r. 329
Elizabeth
Gianola Dominlck, sheetiron molder Francis Smith A:
Co., r. 12175 Kearny
Giannotti Carlo, peddler, r. 412 Green
Gianotti Gerardo, bartender, r. 760 San Jose Av
Giannoti Giovanni, salesman, r. 4381 Union
Gianotti Henry (Gianotti & Wilkins)r. 760 San Jose Av
Giannoti Luigi, scavenger, r. 412 Green
Gianotti Nicola, shoemaker, 1402 Dupont, r. 432 V'allejo
Gianotti Rinaldo, liquors, 708J Twenty-second, r. 21
Twenty-eighth
Gianotti & Wilkins (Henry Gianotti and Frederick Wil-
kins) liquors. 2645 Mission
GIANT POWDER CO. CON-
SOLIDATED THE. E. .. P«oa
president, .4 . B. Moulder secretary, Jallan
Sonntag general manager, niannracturers
of Dynamite, Improved Jndson Powder,
Blasting Gelatine, Gelatine-Dynamite
and Clipper Mills Blasting Powder.
oOlce 430 California !»treet, .<». F., <'al..
Dynamite >Vorks, Giant Station, Contra
Costa Co,, Black Powder Works, Clip-
per Gap, Placer Co., Telephone Main 415
Giapsianna Giusepjie B., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 518
Filbert
Giaxa Harrj-, cashier G. B. Cevasco & Co., r. 1301 Mason
Gibault Loiiis D., with Eugene Campion & Co
Gibb Albert O. , cigarmaker Pacific Coast Co-operative
Cigar Mnfg Co., r. New Washington Hotel
GIBB J.i.MCS, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant, r.
1818 Gear>
Gibb James W., clerk James Gibb, r. 1818 Gean
Gibb John, teamster, r. 520 Alabama
Gibb Margaret Miss, r. 1818 Geary
Gibbel F. G. Miss, nurse City and County Hospital
Gibbens Edward L., bookkeeper Getz Bros & Co., r.
Oakland
Gibbes James T., survevor, 81 Montgomerv Block
i^ Gibbes. See Gibbs"
Gibbey William, r. 31 Broadway
Gibblen Michael, cooper, r. 212 First
Gibbney Thomas, framemaker, r. 647i Willow Av
Gibbon John A. , dentist, office 14 Grant Av, room 35,
r. 2112 California
Gibbon John F., physician, office 623 Kearny, r. 2112
California
Gibbon Joseph, clerk Ctmningham, Curtiss & Welch, r.
2112 California
Gibfcon Patrick, cook, r. What Cheer House
Gibbon Peter L., stucent, r. 2112 California
Gibbon William R., musician, r. 1001 Folsom
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, r. 1805 Broderick
Gibbons Bernard J., laborer, r. 413 Duncan
Gibbons Charles, teamster, r. 103 Greenwich
Gibbons Charles P., solicitor H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 844
Capp
Gibbons H. Mrs., widow, r. 434 J Hayes
Gibbons Hannah, widow, r. 3 Haighl
Gibbons Harry, r. 105 New Montgomerj-
GIBBOXS HE.MRl' .IR., phvsician and surgeon.
office and r. 920 Polk, Telephone East 177
Gibbons James, horseshoer. r. 1121 York
Gibbons James, upholsterer, r. 22 Lewis
Gibbons John, r. 627 Greenwich
Gibbons John, r. lOlSi Mason
Gibbons John, butcher S. E. Nutting & Co., r. 4 Jansen
Gibbons John, laborer, r. 261 First
Gibbons John, teamster, r. 3271 Broadway
Gibbons Julia, widow, r. 4 Jansen
Gibbons Lydia B., widow, r. 844 Capp
Gibbons Margaret, domestic 2110 Devisadero
Gibbons Marj- Miss, shiitmaker, r. 4 Jansen
Gibbons Mary, widow, r. 211 Langton, rear
Gibbons Michael, teamster, r. 229 Twenty-second
Gibbons Michael J., bootcrimper, r. 136 Tehama
Gibbons Morton R.. student, r. 920 Polk
Gibbons Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor TwentA-
second and Harrison
Gibbons Peter, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 13 Minnesota
Gibbons Philip E., oiler, r. 1018i Mason
Gibbons Robinson, draughtsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, r. Alameda
Gibbons Sarah, widow, r. 4 Redlield Alley
Gibbons Sarah J. Miss, clerk Palmer & Rey Type Foun-
drv, r. 1805 Broderick
Gibbons Thomas, r. 1711 Oak
Gibbons Thomas, laborer, r. 1121 York
Gibbons Thomas Jr., peddler, r. 1121 York
Gibbons Thomas E., painter, r. 616 Stevenson
Gibbons W. E. , porter Olympic Club, r. 22 Lewis
Gibbons W. H., special agent Browii, Craig & Co., 407-
409 Montgomerj-
Gibbs Charles E., attorney at law, 328 Montgomen .
room 19, r. Oakland
Gibbs Charles E., shipping and commission merchant.
818 Front, r. 833 Post
GIBBS COR.\ELirS V. S., treasurer George W.
Gibbs Co., 33-39 Fremont, r. 722 Post
Gibbs Da^id, marine fireman, r. 72 Tehama
Gibbs Frank, teamster, r. 1125 McAllister
Gibbs Frederick A. Mrs., r. 431 Bartlett
Gibbs Frederick R., porter, r. 1419b Mason
Gibbs George, machinist William Wedgwoixl. r. 126i
Francisco
Gibbs George B., engineer, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
GIBBS GEORGE W., president George W. Gibb-
Co., 33-39 Fremont, r. SW cor Capp and Sixteenth
GIBBS GEORGE ^\. CO.. George W. Gibbs presi-
dent, Edward A. Selfridge \ice-president, C. V. S.
Gibbs treasurer, Harrj- T. Gibbs secretary, Henr>
J. Morton and Harrj- T. Gibbs directois, iron, steel.
heavv hardware, etc., 33-39 Fremont, Telephone
Main" 23S
GIBBS HARRV T., secretarv George W. Gibbs Ci...
33-39 Fremont, r. 722 Post
Gibbs Henrv A., conductor Market St. Rv., r. 14'
Twelfth
Gibbs Jacob, stoves and tinware, 31 J Ninth
Gibbs James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 146 Twelftl
Gibbs James A., millwright Joseph Wagner Mnfg Co..
T. Oakland
Gibbs Judson D., asst cashier Ciistom House, r. '(»
Hyde
Gibbs O., messman stnir San Juan
Gibbs Reuben F., sawmaker and filer, 637 Mission
Gibbs Rosalia, widow, r. 131 Bartlett
Gibbs Warren G., carpenter, r. 44 Erie
GIBBS WILLIA.M C, adjuster marine losses. 3i>:.
California, room IS, r. Oakland
Gibbs William J., farmer, r. 920 Oak
e^ Gibbs. See Gibb and Gibbes
Gibeau Isaac O., wagonmaker, 509 Twenty-sixth, r. 4-.'"
Clipjier
Gibeau Edward, hostler, r. 26 Minna
Gibeau John, carriagemaker, r. 824 Twenty-fifth
Gibeau Philippe, laster J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 26 Minna
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Giberson Nelson S., physician and surgeon, 121a Powell,
r. 1902 Union
Gibert Adelaide, laundress, r. 21 Ridley
Gibert Oatalina Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1227 Broadway
Gibert Felix, marbl cutter, r. 1227 Broadway
Gibert Josaphine Miss, r. 12i7 Broadway
Giblen Dmiel, horseshoer, 162*4 Pine, r. 1823 Pine
Giblen Daniel G., r. 1828 Pine
Giblen John, lilacksmith, r. 1823 Pine
Gibl' tt George E. , carpenter, r. 1530 Eddy
Giblin Corneliu-, copperplate printer M. J. Slattery, r.
110 N nth
Giblin Edward M., laborer, r. cor 16 Av. South and
Railroad Av
Giblin Frank, laborer, r. cor Sixteenth Av South and P
Giblin Frederick J., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 108 Fair Oaks
Giblin George E., conductor, r. 108 Fair Oaks
Giblin James F., clerk Auditing Dep . Wells, Fargo &
Co.. r. 822 Amiy
Giblin John J., carpenter, r. 110 Ninth
Giblin John J., finisher, r. 428 Linden Av
Giblin Kate, widow, r. 108 Fair Oaks
Giblin Thomas, conductor, Cal. St. Ry, r. 1309 Sacra-
mento
Giblin William, shoemaker, r, 110 Ninth
Gibli William Jr., carpenter, r. 110 Ninth
Gibney An Irew D., molder, r. 128 Morris Av
Gibney Bridget, domestic, 715 Frankin
Gibney Charles, agent Alcazar Theatre, r. 118} Ellis
Gibney Charles F., machinist, r. 13 Hubbard
Gibney J.imes, contractor, r. 212 First
Gibney James, framemaker, r. 647J Willow
Gibney James, hickman Portsmouth Square, r. 727
Broadway
Gibney Jahn, ele.'atorman Palace Hotel, r. 25 Lloyd
Gibney Mar.aret, widow, r. 13 Hubbard
Gibney Mary Mrs. , r. S s Greenwich bet Sansome and
Montgome y
Gibney Michael, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Gibney Michael P., elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 25
Llovd
Gibney Thomas F. , liquors, 143 Fifth, r. 359 Clemen-
tina
Gibouret Alphonse, cabinetmaker, r. 215 Minna
Gibraltar Wareh ouse, A. S. Neal Warehouse Co. propri-
etors, SE cor San -ome and Filbert
Gibson A. carpenter M. Hansen & Co
Gibson A. B. , porter Olympic Club, r. 611 Powell
Gibson Albert, r. 710 Van Ness Av
Gibson Alexander, laborer, r. 84 Clipper
Gibson Alexander (Wilton & Gibson) r. 15S7i Turk
Gibson Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Ninth
Gibson Annie E. Mrs., r. 856J Harrison
Gibson Bertrams., motomian Market St.Ry Co.,r. 1720 J
Church
Gibson Charles, barber Edsen & Bemhard
Gibson Charles, peddler, r. 4 Boyd
eiBSON CHARLES A., secretary Olympic Salt
Water Co and assistant treasurer J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. Co., r. 647 Haight
Gibson Chauncey W. secretarj' Carbonic Acid Gas Co.,
office 19 Stevenson, r. Grand B anc, Michigan
Gibson Uavid, laundryman, r. Alms House
Gibs'm Edna Miss, stenographer, r. 406 Sutter
Gibson El ward E., car dispatcher Ferries and Cliff House
Ry Co., r. 15 Laurel
Gibson Edward L., policeman, r. 514.J^ Haves
Gibson Fannie Miss, furnished rooms, 328 Ellis
Gibson Fra'ik A. Mrs., widow, r. 647 Haight
Gibson Frank B., secretary' Law and Order League of
California. 8 Hjbart BIdg. r. 214 Hyde
Gibson Frederick H., president Central Hardware and
Supply Co.. 852 Mission, r. 302 Baker
Gibson Frederick W., dentist, r. 612 Hyde
Gibson GSeorge, bookkeeper Portland Cracker Co., r. 1043
Market
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Gibson G orge, candyniaker, r. 535 Minna
Gibson George H. , engineer, r. 300 Eighteenth Av
Gibson George L., millbuilder, r. 135 Page
Gibson George M., clerk Foster & Orear, r. 317 Geary
Gibson George R., secretary Central Hardware and Siip-
plv Co. , 852 Mission, r. 13 Liberty
Gibson Gerald, clerk, r. 713i Twenty-first
Gibson Henry, manufacturers' agent, 626 Market, r. 2128
Broderick
Gibson Henry T., clerk Mechanics' Librarj', r. 718 Leav-
enworth'
Gibson Henry Y. , r. 418i Powell
Gibson Herbert L., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 34 Fair Oaks
Gibson Hugh, teamster, r. Sixteenth bet Folsom and
Shotwell
Gibson James, clerk Beattie Bros., r. 320 Minna
Gibson James, janitor, r. 114 Bernard
Gibson James, laborer, r. 535 Minna
Gibson James, laborer, r. 856} Harrison
Gibson James, lithographer, r. 535 Minna
Gibson James C. contractor, r. 2819 California
G bson Jamas E., baker, r. 424i Grove
Gibson James H., r. 317 San Jose Av
Gibson James H., jeweler, r. 424^ Grove
Gibson James H., paperhanger r. 618b Natoma
Gibson James J., stable foreman Wells t'argo & Co., r. 6
Vernon PI
Gibson James L., capitalist, r. 612 Hyde
Gibson Jesse, upholsLcrer, r. 2 Cadell Alley
Gibson Jessie A., widow, bakery, 1210 Steiner
Gibson John, machinist Risdon L and L. Wks, r. 443
Bryant
_iiibson John B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2107 Hyde
Gibson John G. Rev., pastor Emanuel Baptist Church,
r. 901 i Valencia
Gibson John A , laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 526 Sixth
Gibson John T., clerk Columbia Shirt Store, r. 418*
Powell
Gibson John W. , phvsician, office and r. 612 Hyde
Gibson Joseph, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 1030 Howard
Gibson L o, clerk, r. 120 Ivy Av
Gibson Leroy C, pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 6 Ve
rona PI
Gibson Lizzie Mis-, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 22.^
Twelfth
Gibson Loreni Miss, clerk Graham Decorative Art
Gibson Lucy, widow, lodgings, 655 Washington
Gibson Maria E. , matron St. Luke's Hospital
Gib on Mary Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 22h
Twelfth
Gibson Mary Mrs., widow, r. 535 Minna
Gibson Matthew, paver, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Gibson Matthew M. Rev., pastor First United Presbyter
ian Church, r. 1518 Fulton
Gibson Maxwell L., stevedore, r. 12i West Mission
Gibson M. R., instructor in microscopy and vegetabh;
histology, r. 612 Hyde
Gibson Otto, carpenter, r. 18 Clara
Gibson Owen L. , clerk Local Freight Ottice S. P. C^>. , r.
1158 Guerrero
Gibson Peter, bricklayer, r. 1326 0'F;xrrell
Gibson Phoebe, widow, r. S s Mariposa bet Tennesse and
Minnesota
Gibson Ralph P. , teamster, r. 2210 Harrison
G'bson Richard, attorney at law, r. 16 Ellis
Gibson Robert, basketmaker, r. 670 Bryant
Gibson Robert, boatmin, foot of Third
Gibson Robert, sawyer, r. 670 Brj'ant
Gibson Robert A. , barber, r. 52 Tiffany Av
Gibson Robert W. F., machinist, r. 7 Carlos PI
Gibson Samuel W., barber, r. 339b San Jose Av
Gibson Tazwell M. (Egjers & Gibson) r. 1308 Mason
Gibson Thoma.s, r. 654 Folsom
Gibson Thomas, seaman, r. 334 Main
Gibson Thomas B., policeman, r. 202 Grove
Gibson Thomas E., plumber, r. 84 Clipper
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Gibson Timothy, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
Gibson W. D. C. (Gibson & Revier) r. 1544 Howard
GIBSON H'ALTEK D. K., treasurer J. D. Spreokela
& Bros. Oo. , 327 Market, r. Hotel Baltimore
Qib.-ioii Walter L , electrician, r. 806 Potrero Av
Gibson Walker W., ship joiner, r. 443 Bryant
Gibson W. Frank, car dispxtcher Market St. Rt,
r. 1720 i Church
Gibson William, r. 116 Grant Av
Gibs<»o William, bartender, r. 1544 How ard
Gibson William, lithographer, r. 535 Minna
Gibson William, waiter, r. 641 Washington
Gibson William B., janitor, r. 7 Carlos PI
Gib.son William C, barber, r. 216 Eddy
GIBHO.\ tVILLI.lM F., attorney at law, 71-74
Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 731, r. 912 Dolores
Gib.son William H , cloth worker Central Hardware and
Supply Co., r. 13 Liberty
Gibson & Bevier (W. 0. C. Gibson and Louis Bevier)
proprietors The Mills, 141 Montgomery
Gjdding Raymond S. (Galloway, Giddings& Co.) r. 1009
Pacific
Qieck Maggie, widow, domestic 2126 Post
Gieger Ignats, tailor, r. 430 Clementina
Oieger Kate, domestic 923 Twe itieth
Gielis George A. F., baker, r. 512 Bush
Gielow Charles C. T., mi5ter mariner, r. 63Sa Natoma
Gielow Charles G., master mariner, r. 1714 Howard
Gielow Charles H., clerk, r. 1714 Howard
Gielow Ernest F., boat builder, r. 1714 Howard
Gielow George A., clerk, r. 1714 Howard
Gienger Charles, r. 503 Fell
Gienger Charles J., clerk Wm. .J. Bryan, r. 503 Fell
Gierisch W., packer Tillman & Bendel, r. Grace Terrace,
ofiE California
Gies August (Ferguson & Gies) r. 202^ Ninth
Giea George, barber, 341 Bush, r. 1406 Po.vell
Gieschen William N., bartender, r. 10 Ewing PI
Giescher Louis M., bartender, r. 201 Fremont
Glese Carl A., blacksmith, r. 23 Sumner
Giese Claus, groceries and liquors, 1901 Point Lobos Av,
r. 1903 Point Lobos Av
Giese Henry, marine fireman, r. 5 Washington
Giese .Jurgeii H. (Giese & Nickel) r. 249 Pacific
Giese & Nickel (Jurgen Giese and William Nickel) gro-
ceries and liquors, 230 Pacific
Giesecke Albert Ccellarman, r. 39 Hill
(iiesecke Frederick, barber, 1209 Valencia, r. 39 Hill
Gieseker Charles, laborer, r N s Beach bet Hyde and Lar-
kiii
Gie-ieki Theodore, capitalist, r 1612 Church
Gie<el Benjamin, grinder, r. 113 Bernard
Giesel F'aul, laborer, r. 315 Green
Gioselman Henry, laborer Alms House
Gie.-ieii Anthony, driver Harvey & Johnson, r. 2623 Mis-
GIKSEN BROTHERS (Robert and Fritz) carriage
builders, 306 Gough
Giesen Fritz (Giesen Bros.) r. 718J Fulton, rear
Gie-fen Robert (Giesen Bros.) r. 718^ Fulton, rear
B^" Giesen. See Gisin
G.es'er Albert, chromo painter, r. Alms House
Giesler Anton, baker, r. 1212J Kearny
Giesler Charles, musician, r. 174 Clementina
Gie.ssen Peter, watchman, r. 3 Minna
Giessine S. F., traveling salesman W. W. Montague & Co.
Giessler Daniel, bakery and notions, 455 Ninth
Giessler D,)ra Mrs., cigar mnfr, 132 Ninth
Giessler Frederick G., barber, 133^ Ninth
Gieftrter John, ooper, r. 132 Ninth
B:3r Giessler. See Geissler and Gisler
GIESTIIVO JOSFPH G., manager Herron, Hall,
Marvin Co., 609 Market, r. l'J28 Pine
Giffin Coleman J., plumber, r. 3514 Mission
Oiffin John, nailer Union Box Factory, r. 1004 Mont-
gomery Av
Giffon Eugene, confectioner Palace Hotel, r. 706 Pine
Gififord Edward L., carpenter, r. 501 Greenwich
Gifford Edward L., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Alameda
Gifford Edwin B., carpenter, r. *01 Greenwich
Gifford Ira, millman, r. 368 Dolores
Gifford J. A. Mrs., r. 38 Grove
Gifford William C, driver, r. 1107^ Howard
Gift Frank L., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P Co. r
116 Turk
Gift J. N. Mrs., r. 1923 Vallejo
Giger Conrad, clerk Ernst Lanzendorff, r. 11 Bonita
Gigerich Adam J., engineer Fink & Schindler, r. 18 Erie
Giggy Grace Miss, domestic, 2530 Sutter
Gngio John, clerk Zolezzi & CinoUo, r 318 Broadway
Giglio Bartie tGiglio Bros.) r. 915 Battery
Giglio Brother:! (Joseph and Bartie) rope and net tanners,
foot Union
Giglio Giovanni, modeler, r. 3 Jasper PI
Giglio Joseph (Giglio Bros.) r. 915 Battery
Giglio Salvador S. J., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 214
Hayes
Gigliotti G., bootblack, 5 Montgomery Av, r. 339 Union
Gignat Pierre, cooper, r. 321 Green
Gigon P., cellarman Arpad Har«iszthy & Co., r. 19 Scott
PI
Gihon George H. (Thomas Gihon & Son) r. 422 Bryant
Gihon Thomas (Thomas Gihon & Son) r. 422 Bryant
Gihon Thomas & Son (Th»mas and George H.) card and
seal engravers, 137 Montgomerj'
Gilardi Louis, painter Giacoma Orsi, r. 730 Vallejo
Gilardi Michael, carver, r. 35 Gilbert
Gilbm Harry L. W., clerk LeRoy G. Harvey & Co., r. 806
Green
Gilban J., laborer Cal. Wire Wks, r. 806 Green
Gilbart Alfred, groceries and liquors, 1435 Dupont, r. 515
Gilbart Henry W., birber, 1506 Dupont, r. 1217 Kearny
Gilberg Herman, with Shreve & Co., r. 1019 Vermont
Gilbert A. , laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
Gilbert Alfred, litho printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1916 J
Stockton
Gilbert Andrew, agent, r. 164 Jessie
Gilbert Annie C, widow, r. Alms House
Gilbert Arthur E., sdlmaker, r. 631 O'Farrell
Gilbert Auguste, confectioner, r. 2708 Sutter
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1041
Stockton
GILBERT BROTHERS (James D. and Walter P.)
expressman, stand 1039 Market
GILBERT BROTHERS <K CO. (Irving L. Gilbert,
Simon Prouty and Clifford C. Gilbert) commission
merchants. 118-120 Davis, Telephone Main 1268
Gilbert Caroline, widow, r. 410 Utah
Gilbert Charles D., clerk, r. 1909 Baker
Gilbert Charles M., city agent Northwestern Masonic Aid
Association, r. Hotel Miramar
Gilbert Charles W., vice-president Sterling' Furniture Co.,
1039-1041 Market, r. Highland Park
Gilbe-t Christopher J., boilermaker, r. 217 Second
Gilbert Clifford C. (Gilbert Bros. & Co.) r. Oakland
Gilbert Clock Co., Max Adelsdorfer agent, 523 Market
Gilbert EJward H., stonecutter Patrick Degan, r. 1612
Eddy
Gilbert Elizabeth, widow, r Alms House
Gilbert Emil, cook, r. 248 Tehama
Gilbert Emily, widow, furnished rooms, 603-605 Stock-
ton
Gilbert Ernest, cooper, B. Dreyfus & Co.,r. 770 Bryant
Gilbert Ernest Jr., porter Livingston & Co. , r. 770 Bry-
ant
Gilbert Ernest C, sailmaker, r. 631 O'Farrell
Gilbert Ferdinand (Van Glahn& Gilbert) r. 1022 Jackson
Gilbert Francis D., physician, office and r. 1247 Market
Gilbert Francis P., bo kkeeper, r. 1908 Filbert
Gilbert Frank, boilermaker, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Gilbert Frank, cooper, r. 770 Bryant
Gilbert Fred, blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
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Oilbert^Seorge, marine fireman, r. SW cor Federal and
First
Gilbert George S., stockraiser, office 400 Front, r. •221«
Clay
Gilbert Hannah Miss, r. 1513 Valencia
Gilbert Harry, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and La>^una
Gilbert Henry M., travelin^r salesman M. Seller & Co., r.
1330 Stockton
(Jilbert Irving L. (Gilbert Bros. & Co.) r. Oakland
Gilbert James Mrs., r. 509 Stevenson
Gilbert James D. (Gilbert Bros.), r. 509 Stevenson
Ciilbert James E., bottler, r. 7 Twenty-second
Gilbert James T., r. 2436 Market
Gilbert J. B. (Scott & Gilbert) r. 107 Broderick
Gilbert Joljansen, tailor, r. 925 Natoma
Gilbert John, electrician, r. 48 Seventh
Gilbert John G., carriage washer, r. 17 Hoif Av
Gilbert John H., car repairer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Gilbert John M., deputy License Collector, r. 9:{i» Do-
lores
Gilbert L. E., r. 420 Geaiy
Gilbert Leo M., boots and shoes, 610 Kearny, r. 1220
Sacramento
Gilbert Louis, clerk Peter L Cortelyou, r. 770 Bryant
Gilbert Maggie, widow, r. 2082 Market
Gilbert Mary Mrs., r. 103 Twenty-sixth
Gilbert Mary A., widow, r. 1909 Baker
Gilbert Mary J., widow, r. 1517 Grove
Gilbert Mortimer T.. laborer, r. 35 Washington Av
Gilbert N. Mrs., r. Ahlborn House
Gilbert Robert, i)orter Livingston & Co., r. 770 Bryant
Gilbert Sadie Miss, r. 1909 Baker
Gilbert T. A. , r. 829 Stevenson
Gilbert Thomas, laborer S. P. Co.
Gilbert Thomas, watchman, r. 37 Washington Av
Gilbert Victor (Gilbert & Friedman) r. I85 Sacramento
Gilbert Walter P. (Gilbert Bros.) r. 822i Shotwell
Gilbert Warren G., traveling salesman, r. 1023 Post
Gilbert William, actor, r. 8 Metcalfe PI
laLBEKT >yiLLlAN B., Judge U. S. Circuit Court,
52 U. S. Appraisers' BIdg, 3rd floor, r. Portland, Or.
Gilbert William H., secretary Sacramento Packing and
Drying Co., and fruit broker representing San Jose
Fruit Packing Co., 3 California, room 63, r. Oakland
Gilbert William J., cooper, r. 770 Bryant
Gilbert & Friedman (Victor Gilbert and Ham' Friedman)
barbers, 237 i Market
l»" Gilbert. See Guilnert
Gilberts Edward, stonecutter, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Gilberts Edward H., stonecutter, r. 1612 Eddy
Gdberts Frederick C, lithographer, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Gilberts Oscar O. , stonecutter, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Gilbertson Charles, seaman, r. 6 Union
Gilbertson John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Gilbey John R., flshemaan, r. 33d Av South, Bay \iew
Gilbo Evalina, widow, r. 1509 Jackson
Gilborson Charles, upholsterer, r. 269 Minna
e^ Gilbraith. See Galbraith
Gilbride B., iwrtcr J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Noe nr Four-
teenth
Gilbride Bernard F., blacksTiith, r. 110 Noe
Gilbride John C, upholsterer, r. 702 Fourteenth
Gilbride Michael W., blacksmith, r. Seventh .\v Si>\ith nr
Railroad Av
Gilbride Patrick, r. 702 Fourteenth
GILBRIDE R. A. & CO.KoaerUK
A. «>ilbriae) wholesale dealers In wood
posts and bark. Berry St. Wliarf bet Third
and Fourth, Telephone 5633
Gilbride Roderick A. (R. A. Gilbride & Co.) r. <i(i4 Haiglit
Gilbride Roderick A. , laborer, r. 614 Jersey
Gilcher John, cabinetmaker, r. 553 Fifth
Gilchrist Charles S., clerk Leo Bagala, r. SE cuv Twenty
fourth and Folsom
Gilchrist Frank L., salesman, r. 908 Geary
Gilchrist James, carpenttr, r. 42 Hawthorne
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS. '
Tl?at iJQStjrpassed la^er Beer
a
LOHENGRIN'
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GtilGHGO BBEWERY,
PIME ST., 8. F.
Gilchrist John, paver, r. 905 Market
Gilchrist John G., salesman Hey, Grauerholz & Co., r.
1509 Scott
Gilchri.st John P., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Lorin, Cal
Gilchrist Robert C, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Lorin,
Cal
Gilchrist Robert M., carpenter, r. 1509 Scott
Gilchrist Samuel, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 501
Napa
Gilchrist Steiihen L, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 501
Napa
Gilchrist Vincent T., machinist Union Iron Wks., r. 44
Sixth
Gilchrist William, clerk Internal Revenue Service, r. 1509
Scott
Gilcrest Frank M., sjjccial agent and adjuster Rojal Ins.
Co. , r. Oakland
Gilday William J., painter, r. 37 Second
B»" Gilday. Sde Gildea and Guildea
Gildea James J., floor manager The Hub, r. 1223 Bush
Gildea Lillie Mrs., furnished rooms, 988 Iloward
Gildea Maggie T. Miss, furnished rooms, 704 Folsom
Gildea M. Joseph, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1223 Bush
Gildea Peter J., bridge builder, r. 657 Folsom
Gildea Thomas, fireman, r. 117^ Perry
Gilder William, shearsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Potrero
Hotel
(Jildersleeve Robert, teamster C. W^. Bryson, r. 527 Fourth
(iildmacher Joseph, clerk, r. 1453 McAllister
Gildmacher Levi, merchant, r. 1453 McAllister
Gildmacher Marco, clerk, r. 1453 McAllister
Giles Bessie R. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 210 Van
Giles Charles F., with Sperrj- Four Co., r. 1117 Mc-
Allister
Giles Grant, driver Morton Special Deliverv, r. 26 Turk
Giles James C, clerk, r. 1304 Turk
Giles James W'., weigher, r. 1304 Turk
Giles Marj', widow, r. 210 Van Ness Av
Giles Orrin A. , lineman, r. 25 Webster
Giles Robert, carpenter, r. Eighth Av South m- Rail-
road Av
Giles Robert H.. clerk, r. 1004 Leavenworth
Giles William A., plasterer, r. 11 Garden
(Jiles William S., carriage painter, r. 1304 Turk
Giletti Secondo, artificial stone, oflice 16 Post, r. 1160
Haight
Gilfeather Annie, widow, r. 261J Perry
Gilfeather Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 261i Pen-y
(Jilfe ither Dennis, laundrjnnan, r. 9 Bernard
Gilfeather Frank J., upholsterer S. P. Co., r. 106 Cali-
fornia Av
Gilfeather James, carriage painter, r. 9 Bernard
Gilfeather Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 261 i Perry
Gilfether Augustus J., apothecary James I. Stant.m, r.
120 California Av
(iilfether Daniel F., glovemaker, r. 30 Hill •
(Jilfether Frank T., blacksmith S F. Gas Light Co., r. 30
Hill
Gilfether Joseiih A., glovecutter, r. 30 Hill
Gilfether Margaret Miss, dressmaker,r. 128a Twenty -sixth
Gilfether Owen, upholsterer, r. 120 California Av
Gilfillan James C, draught man Parke & Lacy Co., r. 506
Grove
(iilfiUan Sophie J., widow, r. 1344 Hyde
Gilford William, finisher Cal. Fumiture Mnfg Co.
Gilfoy Dennis, boxmaker, r. 14 Russell
Gilfoy John, clerk, r. 14 Russell
Gilfoy John, policeman, r. 829 Seventeenth
(lilfoy Mary, widow, r. 14 Russell
8^" Gilfoy. See Guilfoy
Gilfred Samuel, tanner, r. 643 Folsom
Gilgen Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 608 Jones
Gilgen James R , builder, r. 608 Jones
Gilgen Roger, r. 608 Jones
Gilgenkrantz Eniest, proprietor Gercke Hotel, 922 Bat-
ter v
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WITH THE
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428 California Street
Gllgrmi Patrick, wareHouseman Shoobert, Beale &Co., r.
153 Clara
Gilham Frank M. (Kempke.v, Gilham & Sawyer) r. Oak-
land
Gilheanev William, laborer, r. 432i Seventh
Gilhoolv Peter, laborer, r. 2823 Gear>-
Gilhoolv Thomas P., clerk, r. llllPotrero Av
Gilhuly Ellen, r. 327 Fourth
Gilhulv Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrig'au & Hayden Co.,
r. 257^ Clara
Gilhuly James H., clerk Dunham, Carrig-an & Hayden
Co., r. 719 Devisadero
SS" Gilhuly. See Gilhoolv and Gillogley
Gills John T., carpenter and builder, r. r> Glen Park Av
Gilis Joseph, teamster E. F. Dennison, r Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Gilkey Andrew L. , butcher, r. 627 Bush
Gilke.y James A., chief engineer stmr Saturn
Gilkyson Albert R., guard San queutin, r. 212| Waller
Gilkvson John W., bookkeeper J. Dewing Co., r. 212J
Waller
Gilkvson John W. Jr., inspector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,
r. 2121 Waller
Gill Andrew, laborer, r. 676 Clementina
Gill Anna, domestic 2015 Franklin
Gill Catherine, widow, r. 3011 Laguna
Gill Catherine Miss, nurse Nurserj- for Homeless Chil-
dren
Gill Charles M., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2132
Union
GiU C. L., fireman S. P. Co., r. 339A Thirteenth
Gill E. , stairbuilder Drew & McLaughlin, r. Oakland
Gill Elizabeth, widow, r 814 T«-eiitv-sixth
Gill Eugene (Gill & Frank) r. 12i Sacramento
Gill Frank, laborer, r. 28 Russ
Gill Frank, tanner, r. 1106 Twelfth Av South
Gill Henry E., i>lumber, r. NE cor Cortland and Califor-
nia Avs
Gill James, laborer, r. 676 Clementina *
Gill James, policeman, r. 332 Green
Gill James, student, r. 2242 Howanl
OILL J.4.fIK.S B., superintendent Municipal Bur-
glar Alarm Co., 206 Kearny, rooms 8-9, r. 714
Ashley
Gill J. C'operaUir W. IT. Tel. Co., r. 414 Tavlor
Gill Jesse, gasfitter, r. 1406 Broderick
Gill John, groceries, 32 Silver
Gill John, laborer, r. 7 Sheridan
Gill John, machinist, r. 220 Ritch, rear
Gill John F., ci\-il engineer, r. 223 Ritch
Gill John M., laborer, r. 240 Ritch, rear
Gill Katie, widow, r. 240 Ritch, rear
Gill Margaret, widow, r. 240 Ritch, rear
Gill Maria Mrs., r. 417 Mason
Gill Mariano, teamster, r. Visitacion Valley nr Six Mile
House •
Gill Martin, wheel wTight. r. 223 Ritch
Gill Mary, widow, r. 1106 P South
Gill Michael, laborer, r. 679i Harrison
Gill Nicholas H., salesman L. Scatina & Co., r. 93 Silver
Gill Patrick, laborer, r. 240 Ritch, rear
Gill Peter, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Gill Robert, clerk Newnnan"& Levinson, r. 3011 Laguna
Gill Robert, gasfitter, r. 1406 Broderick
Gill Septima Mrs., r. 42 TSvelfth
Gill Stephen A., bartender M. Detels & Co., r. SE cor
Pacific and Davis
Gill Thomas, laborer, r. 550 Howard
Gill Timothy, laborer, r. 7 Sheridan
Gill Timothy, laborer, r. 676 Clementina
Gill William, bartender, r. 1241J Market
Gill William, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. NE
cor Cortland and California Avs
Gill William F., shoemaker, r. 1241^ Market
Gill William M., extramaii Engine 10, r. 223 Ritch
Gill William M., with Shreve & Co., r. 3011 Lagxma
Gill William W., cashier Pac. Oil and Lead Wks, r. 812
Taylor
Gill K Frank (Eugene Gill and Leon Frank) liquors, 60
Steuart
Gillan John, r. New Western Hotel
Gillan John A., liquors, 133 Perry
Gillan Patrick, brickmaker, r. 1620 Washington
Gillan William, waiter, r. 2932 Sixteenth
Gillan Joseph, laborer, r. 17 Jansen
Gillberg Herman F., jeweler, r. 1019 Vermont
Gille Henr^', manager United states Brewery, 323 Fulton,
r. 808 Treat Av
G lie William, bookkeeper John Wieland Brewery, r. 808
Treat Av
Gilleece James, teamster M. & O. Maguire, r. 16 Eleventh
Gilleece James, watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 729J
Natoma
Gilleece John, laborer, r. E s Folsom nr L'nion Av
e^ Gilleece. See Gillies and Gillis
Gillen Charles J., butcher, r. VV s Railroad Av nr Sixth
Av South
Gillan Dominick, porter H. Schultze, r. 931 Larkin
Gillen H , cook Ahlboni House
Gillen John, hackman LTnitcd Carriage Co., r. 36 Perry
Gillen John, teamster, r. 414 Fourteenth
Gillen Matthew, slioemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Gillen Robert B., r. 1045 Market
Gillen Rose, folder S. F. Laundrj-, r. 1519 Eddy
Gillen William, miner, r. 157 Seventh
Gillen William J., haruessmaker, r. 331 Minna
Gillen William P., driver A. Zellerbach & Sons, r. 433.'
Rin^old
tff" GiUen. See Gillan, Gillin and Gillon
Gilleny William, marblepolisher, r. 432 Seventh
Giller Charles L. , engraver, r. 7 Walter
Giller Charles L. Jr. , carrier Post Office, r. 7 Walter
Giller Josephine, widow, r. 524 Fulton
Giller Louis, printer, r. 7 Walter
Giller William F., machinist Lionel H. Moise, r. 7 Wal-
ter
GILLKK.W .IAME8, proprietor Windsor Hotel, 905
Market
Gilleran Mathew J. , trunkmaker, r. 2410 Folsom
Gilleran Patrick, laborer, r. 312 Langton
Gilleran William, irroceries and liquors, 2 South Brod-
erick
Gilles Dagenais, r. 1020 Br(xlerick
GillesM. C, r. 44 Third
Gillespie Alexander C, millhand Pac. Coast Door Co.. r.
2 Essex PI
Gillespie A\igusta, r. 3026 Washington
Gillesi>ie Byron D. , clerk, r. 210a OTarrell
Gillespie Charles, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 154 Tehama
Gillespie Charles, traveling salesman J. A. Moreland, r.
1029 Twentieth
Gillespie Charles S., salesman, r. 210a O'Farrell
Gillespie Clark D. , engineer S. P. Co. , r. 241 Ninth
Gillespie Edward, gripman, r. 813b Central Av
Gillespie Edwin A., carpenter, r. 330 Ellis
Gillespie Elizabeth, widow, r. 15 Geneva
Gillespie Emma Miss, r. 3026 Washington
Gillespie Farnham, machinist, r. 1319b Clay
Gillespie George D., bookkeeper, r. 562 Stevenson
Gillespie George G. , contractor and builder, office 16
Post, r. 1318 Devisadero
Gillespie George R., apprentice Union Iron Wks, r. W s
Texas nr Mariposa
Gillespie Hattie M. Miss, stenographer Pac. Music Co.,
r. 1222 Pine
Gillespie Ida Miss, r. 3026 Washington
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 1248 Howard
Gillespie James Mrs., widow, r. 13 Geneva, rear
Gillespie Jane H. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 315 Nineteenth
Gillespie John, collector, r. 1819 Stockton
Gillespie John, hoseman Engine 26, r. 1316 Point Lobos
Av
SAiN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. ?!!„"„* ';^^=r„S
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ACCESSORIES
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Gillespie John, laborer, r. 932J Minnfisota
Gillespie John, marine engineer, r. 100 Second
Gillespie John, painter, r. 1527 Green
Gillespie John, riveter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 119 Minne-
sota
Gillespie John, shoemaker, 1316 Point Lobos Av
Gillespie John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1819 Stockton
Gillespie John H., mining, r. 1906 Stockton
Gillespie John P., agent, r. 2524 Market
Gillespie Kate, widow, r. 1319b Clay
Gillespie Lucy K., widow, r. 315 Nineteenth
Gillespie Luella Miss, teacher Hamilton Primary School,
r. 3026 Washington
GiUespie Mary, widow, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Gillespie Nellie Miss, stenographer, r. 1319b Clay
Gillespie Patrick, carpenter, r. 1031 Fell
Gillespie Peter, teamster, r. 53 Shipley
Gillespie Ralph S., clerk Charles S. Young, r. 1072 How-
ard
Gillespie Sarah, widow, r. 14091 Scott
Gillespie Sarah A., widow, furnished rooms, 210a O'Far-
rel
Giilespie Thomas, policeman, r. 2411 Folsoni
Gillespie Thomas F., laborer, r. 1725 Leavenwurth
Gillespie Thomas J., clerk, r. 2411 Folsom
Gillespie Thomas P., laborer, r. 15 Geneva
Gillespie William, laundryman, r. 703 Powell
Gillespie William J. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 1013 Scott
Gillespie William M., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 9 Bernard
Gillespie Winnie Mrs., r. 136 Julian Av
t^ Gillespie. See Gillespy
Gillet L. E., barber, 2003 Fillmore, r. Ill Grove
Gillett Isaac C, machin hand S. F. Box Co., r. 515 Fifth
Gillett Samuel A., book agent, r. 949 Mission
<<ILLETTE CASSIIIS E., li-t Lieut. Engineer Corps
U. S. A. , 70-73 Donohoe Bldg, r. Fort Mason
Gillette Charles A., portrait artist, 13 Mason, r. Sausalito
Gillette George D., patternmaker, r. 1 Louisa
Gillette Isaac, carpenter, r. 130i Langton
Gillette Mary Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Gillette Robert W. , conductor S. P. Co.
Gillette Russell W. , wire chief Western Union Tel. Co. ,
r. 913 Lombard
Gilley Frank A., plumber, r. 910 Capp
Gillian Frank J., fireman, r. 437 Eleventh
Gillick Edward J., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills r. 333t
Mississippi
Gillick Jame;', engineer, r. 1007^ Sierra
Gillick John, warehouseman Kittle & Co., r. Berkeley
Gillick Silas T. , steward, r. 510 Stockton
Gillie John, magnetic healer, r. 803 Bryant
Gillie John A., r. 336 Sixth
Gillies Annie, widow, r. 4 Alaska PI
Gillies D. M., r. W s McClellan nr Cortland Av
Gillies James, patternmaker, r. 222^ Austin Av
Gillies Margaret, widow, r. 222i Austin Av
Gillies Percival, r. 1412 Hyde
Gillies Robei t, bartender, r. 2 Tehama
Gillies Samuel J., boxmaker, r. 4 Alaska PI
Gillies William, watchmaker, r. 222i Austin Av
tS" Gillies. See Gilleece and Gillis
Gillig Jacob, carriage trimmer, 329 Golden Gate Av, r. 13
Cook ft
Gillig John, r. 1001 Pine
Gilligan Bartley, laborer, r. 2 Hunt
Gilligan Ellen Miss, dressmaking, 115 Kearny
Gilligan George W,, machinist, r. 102b Juniper
Gilligan Jennie, domestic 126 Julian Av
Gilligan John, machinist, r. ,65 Harrison
Gilligan John P. , shoemaker D. Murphy, r. 553 Bryant
Gilligan John T., clerk, r. 1012 Alabama
Gilligan Joseph D., plumber, r. 13 Alvarado
Gilligan Kate, widow, r. 13 Alvarado
Gilligan Kate Miss, dressmaking, 115 Kearny
Gilligan Lizzie Miss, saleslady, r. 13 Alvarado
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWY^R'S PRIVATE;
HOME for Patients, 3i\% HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p, M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STATES BREWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LACEF BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Gilligan Lizzie Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry, r.
343 Thirteenth
Gilligan Mary, widow, r. 50 N<rfolk
Gilligan Michael, laborer, r. 1413 Baker
Gilligan Patrick J., carpenter, r. 102b Juniper
Gilligan Patrick, gardener, r. Alms House
Gilligxn Thomas F. E., plumber, r. 542 Indiana
Gilligan Thomas J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 331
Elizabeth
Gilli and Adam, special agent Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
Fruitvale
Gilliland Bessie Miss, stenographer William H. Barnes,
r. 608 Buchanan
Gilliland Eliza J., widow, r. 608 Buchanan
Gilliland John, sexton St. John's Presbyterian Church,
r. 1937 California
Gilliland Laura Miss, stenographer, r. 608 Buchanan
Gilliland Marv Mr ., furnished rooms, 315 Eddy
Gilliland N. (The L tho Sign Co.) r. 315 Eddy
Gilliland William J., insurance, 1 Crocktr Bldg, r. East
Oakland
Gilliland William M.. shoecutter, r. 608 Buchanan
Sis' Gilliland. See Gillilland
Gillin Frank W., ilerk, r. 315 Steiner
GILLIN CiEOKOE B., attorney at law, 184-185 Crock-
er bldg, r. 315 Steiner
Gillin James, teamster, r. 907 Battery
Gillin Jame< W., Serg ant Police, r. 315 Steiner
Gillin Jann, widow, r. 315 Stein'r
Gillin Joseph T., special policeman, r. 1017^ Union
Gillin Martin J., shoemaker, r. 11 Natoma
Gillin Peter, teamster, r. 12 Rutledge
Gillin William Mrs., domestic NE cor Sacramento and
Buchanan
B^ Gil in. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillon
Gillis Angus, roofer, r. 793 Mission
Gillis Charles, waiter, r. 657 Mission
Gillis Hector, stoneutter, r. 20 Garden
Gillis James, enginei r stmr Saturn
Gillis James, patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 222J
Austin
Gillis John, teamster, r. 1125 McAllister
Gillis William F., irripman Market St. Ry, r. 1312 Page
eS" Gillis. See Gillies
Gilliss George P., clerk, r. 2218 Jackson
Gillman J. W. Mrs., r. 5 J Kearny
Gillogley Annie, widow, r. 11 Chajmltepec
GILLOGLEY G. & R. («eorge and
t.oitert) traiiister.«, t s Caroline bet How-
ard and FoIsoni
Gillogley George (G. & R. Gillogley) r. 1304 Folsoni
Gillogley John, r. 11 Chapultepec
Gillogley John, <ontractor and builder, r. 714 San Jose Av
Gillogley Robtrt (G. h R. Gilloglev; r. Martinez, Cal.
Gillogley Robert, plasterer, r. 11 Chapultepec
Gillogley William, student, r. 714 San Jose Av
Gillon Annie, widow, r. 9.55 Bryant
Gillon Charles, laborer, r. 9.'5 Bryant
Gillon Edward E., clerk John H. Krause, r. 2726 Folsom
Gillon Frank E., r. 816 Market
Gillon James, stockbroker, ;a8 Pine, room 2, r. The
Baldwin
Gilloii Joseph, barber, r. 955 Bryant
GilUn Mark, gardener, r. 955 Bryant
Gillon Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 955 Bryant
Gillon Thomas, laborer, r. 955 Bryant
(Mtlon Thom-isB., clerk, r. 95i Bryant
B^Gillon. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillin.
Gillony George J., ear painter, r. 38 Page
Gillony John M., car painter, r. 38 Page
Gillorich Martin, cook, r. 316 Davis
Gillro.v James, teamster, r. 57 Crocker
Gillsoii James W. F., finisher, r. 232i O'Farrell
GILLSO^\ JOHN, secretary and cashier Judson Manu-
facturing Co., SW cor Howard and Beale, r. 410
Hyde
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M. B. CHHPMHN -4S^
23 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
of BARTON & GUESTiER'8
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GILMAN BENJAMIN F.,pa.„c.o.e
bottle i-overs aad bollard patent tule
paeking. sole iiianaf'aetiirer , i'iO-i'i'i
Mntli. Telephone 8oath 94. r. 417 Tenth
CilL.UAX C. H. A CO. (Charles H. Gilman, Edwin and
Edward P. Danforth) proprietors Broadway U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, Atlantic U. S. Bonded and Free
Warehouse, Atlantic Bonded Tea Warehouse, SE cor
Battery and Broadwa.v, and Front Street Warehouse,
SW cor Front and Broadway
Gilman Charles, carpenter, r. llSGough
Gilman Charles E., tule worker Benjamin F. Giinian, r.
417 Tenth
Gilman Charles H. (C. H. Gilman & Co.) r. Oakland
Gilman Charles H., carpenter, 1713 Sacramento, r. 514
Van Ness Av
Gilman Fred W. , machine operator Cahn, Nickelsburij &
Co., r. 117 Hayes
Gilman John P., merchant, r. 1.5 Park Road
Gilman Marv, widow, r. 1632 Sacramento
Gilman Nat." M., clerk Cashier's Dept Wells Far^'o \; Co.,
r. 2113 Jones
Gilman Nils C, cooper, r. 835 Brannan
Gilman Nils C. Jr., machine hand, r. 833 Branuan
Gilman R. W. Mr-., r. 1914 Broadway
Gilman Samuel W., stenographer John A. Roeblinsr's
Sons Co., and West Coast Wire and Iron Wks, r. 110b
Hayes
Gilman Thomas, musician, r. 2104 .Market
Oilman William W., printer, r. 2914 Fillmore
Gilmartin Andrew P., porter, r. 1113 Oak
Gilmartin James J. , printer H. S. Crocker Co.. r. 1209
Hayes
Gilmartin John T, clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1217
Union
Gilmartin Martin, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Gilmartin Michael, laborer, r. 908 Folsom
Gilmartin Thomas, clerk, r. 13 Guy PI
Gilmier Robert A., clerk, r. 801 Filbert
Gilmore A. N. , r. New Western Hotel
Gilmore Benjamin, clerk, r. 505 Harrison
Gilmore Brothers (McLelland and Samuel J.) liverj-
stable, 36 Twelfth
Gilmore Carrie, widow, r. 114 Liberty
Gilmore Charles B., clerk Charles Bro\ni & Co., r. 505
Harrison
Gilmore Charles C, clerk Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 2308 Mis-
sion
Gilmore David, stonecutter, r. 44 South Park
Gilmore Edith M. Miss, teacher, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore Edward A., harnessmaker, r. 1212 Green
Gilmore Elijah S., millwright, r. 28:53 Folsom
Gilmore Forest A. Miss, teacher Moulder Primarj' School,
r. 2833 Folsom
(;iLNOKE F. P., Lieutenant Connnander United
States Navy United States Naval Board of Inspec-
tion and Survey, 87 Appraisers' Bldg, r. Cosmos Club
Gilmore Harry, r. 644 Stevenson
Gilmore Henrietta, widow, r. 187 Hyde
Gilmore Ida Mrs., furnished rooms,"222 Sixth
Gilmore James, longshoreman, r. 401 Harrison
Gilmore James, marble polisher, r. Alms House
Gilmore James, wood and coal, 1438 Nebraska
Gilmore James A., clerk, r. 1121 Hyde
Gilmore James B.. shipping clerk, r. 808 Twenty-sixth
Gilmore J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 8i Moss
Gilmore John, r. 821 Mission
Gilmore John, laborer, r. C29 Fultoii
Gilmore John, marine engineer, r. 359 First
VIL.nOKE .IOHx\ H., real estate broker, 321 Moat-
gomery, r. 2032 Bush
Gilmore John J., plasterer, r. 130 Richland Av
Gilmore Joseph B., clerk, r. 417 Elizabeth
Gilmore Letitia Mrs., matron City Prison
Gilmore Louis F. , secretarj- Moro Bay Improvement Ct>. ,
512 Montgomery, r. 816 Douglass
Gilmore McLelland (Gilmore Bros.) r. 22 Twelfth
Gilmore Michael, plasterer, r. 1614 Lyon
Gilmore Patrick, stevedore, r. 413 Fremont, reir
Gilmore Peter, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
Gilmore Quincev S. , shipjoiner, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore Robert" F., laborer, r. 222 Sixth
Gilmore Samuel, real estate, r. 905 Fourteenth At
South
Gilmore Samuel J. (Gilmore Bros.) r. SW cor Twelfth
and Mission
Gilmore Thomas, laborer, r. 335 Fourth
Gilmore Thomas, stevedore, r. 413 Fremont, rear
Gilmore Thomas D., contractor, r. 112 Turk
Gilmore Thomas J., groceries and liquors, 1113 Folsom
Gilmore Walter A., r. 2124 Howard
Gilmour Andrew, ship carpenter, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour Angus A., phvsician and surgeon, office and r.
404 Golden Gate a"v
Gilmour Angus D., machinist, r 404 Golden Gate Av
Gilmour B. Crabtree, painter, r. 415 Eddy
Gilmour George D. , capitalist, r. 27 tSarden
Gilmour George D. Jr., ship joiner, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour George W., foreman Siebe Glanville Co., r. Oak
land
Gilmour H. C, r. The Baldwin
Gilmour John, machinist, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 540 Grove
Gilmour Thomas W., clerk, r. 540 Grove
Gilmour William, shipwright Union Iron Wks, r. 27
Garden
Gilmour William, carpenter, 706 Laguna, r. 628 Grove
Gilroy Ann, widow, r. 557 Natoma
Gilroy Charles H., r. 1410 Harrison
Gilroy Edward, clerk, r. W s Buchanan bet Hermann
and Webster
Gilroy Jessie E. Miss, compositor, r. 1505 Guerrero
» Jilroj' John, laborer, r. 247 Second
(iilroy John, miner, r. 925 Army
Gilroy Marj% widow, r. 652 Mission
Gilroy Michael, r. 1410 Harrison
Gilroy Peter F., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Co., r. 342
Jersey
Gilson Edward, bricklayer, r. 437 Jersey
Gilson Edward B., clerk Sutton & Beebe, r. 2113 Jones
Gilson Emma, widow, r. 2113 Jones
Gilson John F., hostler, r. 925 Sutler
Gilson Livingston, mining engineer, 211 Sansome, r.
Palace Hotel
Gilson Milo H., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 5, r. 10
Monroe
Gilson Samuel A., machinist, r. 1662i M'ssion
Gilson Susan W. Mrs., r. Old Pej|>le's Home
8^ Gilson. See Gillson
Gilvia James, laborer, r. 409 Nineteenth
Gimbel Charles, pisner Union Box Factory
Gimbel William, salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 9
Graham PI
Gimmel Albert L. , cooper, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel Henrj- L., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 507 Green-
wich
Gimmel Julius C. , cooper, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Ginmel Louisa, widow, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel William, with Swain Bros., r. 703 Sutter
Gimpel A. Mrs. , paints and hardware, 2.337 Market
Gimpel Maurice C, signpainter, r. 2337 Market
Gimpel Paul, ladies and infants' underwear, 3S Geary, r.
830 Fulton
Ginis Leon, butcher, r. 1414 Powell
Ginaca Henry G., machinist Marshutz *; Cantrell, r. 331
Kearny
Ginaca Martha Mrs., furnished rooms, 331 Kearny
Ginder Louis, bellman Grand Hotel
Ginag Emil, watchmaker, r. 110 Lyon
Gingg Herman C, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 110 Lyon
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Gingg John H., carpenter, 612 California, rear, r. 110
Lypn
Gingg Marj,'aretha, widow, r. 110 Lyon
Gingg Ulrich (Happ & Gingg) r. 322 Devisadero
Glngles Hattie Mrs., furnislied rooms, 1068 Howard
Ginley Edward, contractor, r. S12 Fourth Av
Ginlev George F., tinroofer, r. 915 Fifteenth
Qinn Annie Miss, stamping and emhroidery, 226 O'Far-
rell
Ginn Fredericlc B., manager Ginn & Co., 327-331 San-
sonie, r. Oakland
Ginn & Co. (Boston) Frederick B. Ginn and William
Tappan managers, office 327-331 Sansome
Oiniierver Fergus, surgical bandage maker C. Hoult &
Co., r. 17 Collingwood
Ginocchio Andrew, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1403-1405
Point Lobos Av
Ginocchio Uomenico, liquors, 530 Washington, r. 1916^
Stockton
Ginocchio Qiusev>pe, commission merchant, r. 2727 Fol-
som
Ginocchio Ida Miss, saleslady, r. 629 Lombard
Ginocchio John, bartender, r. 1916| Stockton
Ginocchio John, macaroni worker, r. 629 Lombard
Ginocchio Joseph, distributor Post Office, r. 1419.J Du-
pont
Ginocchio Pietro, r. 629 Lombard
Ginoldi Frederick (Christen & Ginoldil r. Girard iir
Wayland, U. M. T.
Ginsberg Joseph, r. 1226i Folsom
Ginselar Vincenzi, laborer, r. 6 Sheridan
Ginter Frank, cigarmaker Frahm & Frankenberg, r. 420
Natoma
Ginty James, r. 625 Minna
Ginty Kate, laundress, r. 625 Minna
Ginty Thomas F., butcher, r. 625 Minna
Ginuard Henry, driver, r. 129 Rose Av
Ginz Margaret W., widow, r. SE cor Gough and Loni-
t.ani
(;ioiiietti Salvatorp, knife grinder, r. 5 St. Charles PI
ciiiini Serafino, expressman, cor Broadwaj- and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1012 Montgomery
Giorgi Daiite, clerk S. N. Mariani, r. 1301 Kearny
Glorgi Luigi, tailor, 118 Montgomery Av, r. 1918J Stock-
ton
Gioth Frederick, bricklayer, r. 237 Twelfth
Giotto Giovanni, gardener, Colombo Mai-ket
Giovanetta Amadeo, teamster, r. 710 A'allejo
Giovannetti Anmbalo, butcher C. Giovannetti, r. 311
Clement na
(i;..\;innettl Ant(mio, chicken i-anch, r. E s Barneveld
Av nr Baker Av
(iioviinnetti August, butcher, r. 513b Union
cinvaimetti Carlo, butcher, 244 Fourth, r. 311 Clemen-
tina
Giii\annetti Salvatore, stableman L. Marsili, r. 320
Broadway
.Giovanni Angelo, driver A. Pagini, r. 724 Filbert
Giovanni Stogiiaro, gardener, r. Ocean House Road
Giovannini Charles, bartender Sabat:no Giovannini, r.
(i23 Pacific
(;i.i\annini Daniel, wood and coal, 808-814 Pacific
(iinviinnini Francisco (Giovannini & Carbonari) r. 432
Broadway
Giovannini Luigi (Giovannini & Gregori) r. 1523 Diipont
GIOVANNINI PHILIP (u.v......
•li «'o.) and iiierliaiiiical engineer Spring
Valley Water Works, r.43.5 Ridley
, Giovannini Romolo, teamster Daniel Giovannini, r. 810
Pacific
', Giovannini Sabatino, liquors, 623 Pacific
Giovannini William P., with Giovannini & Co., r. 425
Ridley
Giovannini & Carbonari (Francisco Giovannini and An-
gelo Carbonari) groceries. 407 Broadway
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TUJKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlir^i^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. H 1 3 EDDY ST.
(H. <;iovannlni)
I'acitic, Telephone
GIOVANNINI & CO.,.
Mood! and roar
Main 1001
GIOVANNINI & C0.,( » .a...
annini) Union Brass Works, iMannlar-
tarers gas inaeliines, water meters, mac-
aroni inacliines, and dies, Indleators,
etc.. 10.> Fremont
Giovannini & Greg.)ri (L. Giovannini Jt N. Gregori)
wood and coal, 641 Vallejo
Giovannoli Antone, "alesman, r. 23 Scott PI
Giovannoni Albert (Giovannoni Bros.) 727 Vallejo
Giovannoni Angelo (Giovannoni & Puccinelli) r. 707
Greenwich
Giovannoni Angelo Jr., salesman, r. 707 Greenwich
Giovannoni Brothers (Martino, Gabriel and Alberto
wood and coal, 727 Vallejo
Giovannoni Carrie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 707 Greenwich
Giovannoni Gaberillo (Giovannoni Bros.) r. 727 Vallejo
Giovannoni George, farmer, r. 707 Greenwich
Giovannoni Giuseppe E., laborer, r. 5 J Filbert P!
Giovannoni Luigi, laborer, r. 5^ Sonora
Giovannoni Marlino (Giovannoni Bros.) r. 727 Vallejo
Giovannoni Mary, domestic 2241 Jackson
Giovannoni Massimo, liquors, 419 Davis, r. 1015 Mason
Giovannoni Peter (Vincenzo.Davalle & Co.)r.619 Broad wy
Giovannoni Raffaello, clerk C. Zapelli, r. 1430 Dupont
Giovannoni & Puccinelli (Angelo Giovannoni and Vin-
cenzo Puccinelli) liquors, 618 Front
Giovini R., polisher Rufflno & Bianchi, r. 318 Broadway
Gioyther Eliza, widow, r. 2114 Mason
Gipner Jennie Mrs. , r. 218 Devisadero
Girard August, laborer, r. 1117 Broadway
Girard Clementh L., molder, r. 608 Sixth
Girard Edouard, laundry, 775 Folsom
Girard Emile (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 922 Union
Girard Emile, liquors, 1509 Franklin
Girard Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 514 Leavenworth
Girard Fiie Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia) Mann &
Wilson general agents, 322-324 California
Girard Florence Miss, actress, r. 48 Oak
Girard George L. , druggist, r. 1518 Mission
Girard George R., blacksmith, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Girard Henry (J. & H. Girard) r. 17a Sixth
Girard House, Mrs. M. Prahl proprietor, 142 Seventh
Girard J. C. & H. (Joseph C. and Henry) news stand and
cigars. The California Hotel
Girard John, liquors. Railroad Av nr Sixth Av South
Girard Joseph B., inajor, surgeon U. S. A., Presidio
Girard Joseph C (J. & H. Girard) r. I7a Sixth
G rard Leon, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Girard Louis, shoemaker, r. 23 Park Av
Girard Paul, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1116 Filbert
Girard Rafaela, domestic 621 Haight
B^ Girard. See Gerard and Gerrard
Girardin Manuel H., barber, 1905 Fillmore
Giraud Emil, laundryman, r. N s Thirtieth bet Church
and Dolores
Giraud Etienne (Giraud & Martin) r. 1015 Clay
Giraud Eugene, clerk Isidore Merle, r. 633 Broadway
Giraud Gabe, st^e carpenter, r. 1008^ Market
Giraud Sophie Mrs., widow, r. 17a Sixth
Giraud & Martin (Etienne Giraud and Charles Martin)
liquors, 532 Pacific
Giraux Adelaide, widow, r. 1110 Powell
Girdler Thomas C, r. 217 Fourth
Girdwood Robert B., vice-president S. F. Storage and
Warehouse Co., S s Brannan bet Eighth and Ninth
Girev Harry L., motorman Turk and Eddy St. Electric
Ry Co., r. 1110 Pierce
Girkle Douglass, Postal clerk, r. 1921 Union
<;iRLS' DIRECTORY (home for friendless girls and
abandoned children of all denominations) conducted
bv the Catholic Ladies of St. Francis, SE cor Park
Road and Lott, branch 510 Ellis
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GIKLV HI«>M oCHOOi, Llisha Brouks principal,
E s Scott bet Gean- and O'Farrell
Girls' Rescue Home, 26 Hill
Girixlion Julius, nurservTnm, r. 5 Ocean Terrace
Girot Alfred, machinist^ r. 1034 Shotwell
Girot Frank, bricklayer, r. 905 J Church
Girot John, laundry, r221 Stockton
Girsch P.iul, groceries and liquors, SW cor Devisadero
^i^and Pa e
Girtaniier Frederick, inventor, r. 323 O'Farrell
Gir\an Charles S , salesman Sherman, CUy & Co , r.
Oakland
€liRVI.\, BAIDWI.V A EVRE (Richard D. Ginln,
Barrj' Baldwin and Edward L. Eyie) grain shippers
and "importers, and agents London and Proviicial
Marine insurance Co. (limited) 307 California, Tele-
phone Main 631
Giriiii Charles, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Girnn Erne t A., stenographer Supreme Court of Cali-
fom a, r. 515 Devisadero
Girvin Richard D. (Girvm, Baldwin & Eyre) r. Menlo
Park Cal
CilRl" AIME, bovs' elothing, 635 Keamv, r. 612 Clay
tIRV t'A.UlLLE v., manager Aime Giry. r. 612
"Clav
Cill^ELMAX WILLIAM, atKjmey at law, trustee
Hastings trust estate and real estite, 120 Phelan
Bldg, r 1720 Golden Gate Av
Gisendorfer Mary, widow, stationery, 158 Second
Gisin Adolph, butcher, 839 Vaienc.a
Gisin Carrie, seamstress, r. 119 Fifth
Gisin Christopher E., butcher- 523 Valencia, r. 225 San-
chez
Giss Louis, draj-man, r. 1632 McAllister
Gissier Abraham (Johnson & Gissler) r 204 Steuart
Giss er William, laborer, r. 280S Baker
Cil^LOW LAMBERT, drayman, XW cor Eddy and
Larkin, r. 126 Nineteenth
Gissnard William engineer, r. 227 Second
Giss )■! Peter, laborer, SW cor First and Minna
Gist H B., traveling salesman Palace Hardware Co., r.
1512 Sacram nto
Gist Johi H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. Eighth Av
bet I and J
Gitchell Allen V. , medical student, r. 136 Chestnut
Gitchell B F., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Rv, r.
3407 Mission
Gitchell Chise, attorney at law, r. 136 Chestnut
Gitchell Corwin, clerk, r. 136 Chestnut
Gitchell Edward P.. motorraan Market St. Rv, r. 334
Day
Gitchell James M., Registrar in Bankruptcy, r. 136
Chestnut
_ a^ Gitchell. See Getchell
' Gitsham Charles, contractor and builder, and de der
ill hardwa-e, 723 Valencia, r. 294S Mission
Gittin.;s Henrj- F., carpenter, r. W s Schuy.er nr Jeffer-
son
Gittins John, teamster Pac Rolling Mills Co., r. 42 Gil-
bert
Gittler Gustavus, baker Henry Ickler, r. 215 .Second
Giubbiny G. A., Italian correspondent Wheaton, Breon
& C.., r. Ocean View
Giudici Alfred, waiter Ferrari & Xegro, r. 5 Bacon
Giuffr.i Joseph, peddler, r. 726i Montgom ry Av
Gingni Bendetio, r. 26 Presott PI
Giu.'ni Frank, slon mason, r. 4;6 Vallejo
Giulianell' Antone (Giulianelli Bros.)r. 12.^ Hoff Av
Giuhinelli Brothers (Rafae! and Antone) fruits and
V3getables, 300.^ Sixt;;en h and 3047 Si.\teeiith
Giulianelli Raiael vGiulianelii tin is.) r. 12i Hoff Av
Giuliani Antonio, pjrter Campi's Restaurant, r. 6 Card
Alley
Giuliani Catharine Mrs., cigar maker M. Cicchi & Co.
Giuliani Dunieiiic.j, pei^^ier r. 9 Montg meiy Court
Giu iiiii Frederick, butcher, 127 Si.vili. r. 462 Minna
Giuliani Joseph, fruits, 8;5J Seven*eeiith
Giu iani Silvia, cigar mnfr, 812JSansome
Giuliano Joseph, shoemaker Joseph Guglielmo, r. 308
Turk
Giulmatti Delia, Mrs., domestic 200 San Jose Ay
Giuiitini Carlo, boarding and Uquors 215 Clark
Giuntiiii Louis, clerk, r. 215 Clark
Giurich B., cashier Giurich, r. 529 Stevenson
Giurich Theodore, oyster saloon, 38J Ellis, r. 521 Steven-
Giurkovich George, cook Mattie Droba, r. 503 Eaet
Giurl ni Angelo, peddier, r. 416 Pacific
Gius August, marble cutter, r. 1725 Mission
Gius Giuseppe, sculptor, 1725 Mission
Giuseppe Fiaiik, bartender, r. 1313 Buchanan
Giuseppe Maria, widow, r. 313 Vallejo
Giusti AlphoMse, r. 2048 Leavenworth
Giusti A phouse Jr., ca-shier American Union Fish Co.,"
r. 2048 Leavenworth
Giusti Angelino, peddler, r. 5 Bartlett Alley
Giusti Frank, gardener Joseph Carboni, r. W 8 Mission
Road nr Sickle^ Av, Ocean View
Giusti John, electro plater, 15 Trinitv, r. 16 John
GIUSTI JOHN J.. D.D.S...»...^
16j fo»t, room .i >, office hoar.s :) A. M. to
5 P. .M., r. 14i C'olambla Sqaare
Giusti Joseph A., gatekeeper R. and N. Co., r. 2626 Fol-
som
Giusti Julia, fruits and vegetables, 220 Broadway
Giusti Laurence, scavenger, r. 1521i Dupont
Giusti Thomas (P. Belando & Co.) f. 10 Adele A ley
Giusto Doineuico, expressman, 1422 Market, r. 508b Ful-
ton
Giusto Elvera Miss O., dressmaker, r. ?08a Fulton
Giusto Gregory, hackman, r. 509 Birch Av
Giusto James J., bartender Joseph Feehan, r. 509 Birch
Av
Giusto Philip, hackman, r. 509 Birch Av
Giusto Rosa O. Miss, milliner, r. 508a Fulton
Givandant Marie (David Bertrand & Co. ) r. 620 Geary
UIVAXOTIt'U AUOLPU, liquors, 151 Eleventh, r.
931 Natoma
Givens Charles S. (Jones & Givens) r. Pac. Union Club
Givens David, carrier Post Office, r. 1633 Saciameuto
Givtns Grace Miss, r. 404 EUl-;
Givens John A., painter, r. Ill Shipley
Givens Josie Miss, r. 404 Ellis
Givens Mary R., widow, r. 9151 Twenty-seconi
'Givens Thomas F., boiler maker, r. 813 Minnesota
Giviu Mary £., widow, r. 1450 Sacramento
Givinoni Paul, salesman Minaker & Welbanks, r. 411.^
Bay
Gi\ins Harrv J., porter Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 321J O'Far-
rell
Giwert Jane Miss, housekeeper, r. Point Lobos Av nr
Cliff House
Gjerlevsen Lina, dressmaker, r. 230 O'Farrell
Gjertson Charles A., foreman Pac. Can Co., r. 204J Clara
Gjessing Errand, r. 606 Folsom
Gjes vang Augusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Minna
Glackin James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Napa and
Missouri
Glackin Joseph, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8W cor
Texa< and Nevada
<;LADDI>i<i .ALBERT .1., vice-president Gladding,
Mctiean i Co., r. Lincoln, Cal.
Gladdin • Geortre L., contractor, r. 217 Mason
GLADDING. McBEAN & CO.,
1*. .^fo. .Yli-Bean pre^i<l«-iit «.eorte R.
Chambers secretary. Albert .1. (Cladding
vice-president, iiianiitacturers arciiitect*
oral terra cotta, fire proofing, pressed
brick, vitrified «• v^er pipe. «tf., I3jS-1360
Market, Telephone South 41
Gladding S. A. Mrs., r. 1011 Franklin
Gladey Elo J. (Gla ey & Mitrovich) r. 10 Sacramento
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STRICT and SIDEWALK WOKI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
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Gladey & Mitrovich (EIo J. Gladey and Alexandre P.
Mitrovich) restaurant, 10 Sacramento
Glado Charles, long-shoieman, r. 11 Sherwood PI
Gladosch Charles, joiner Schussler Bros., r. 928 Mc-
Allister
Gladsdale Hu^li, carpenter, r. 8 Gou^h
Gladson George M., watchman, r. 913 Twenty-third
Gladstone Joseph H., laborer, r. 98 Francisco
Gladstone William, blacksmith, r. 98 Francisco
Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeper Poly, Heilbron & Co.,
r. 2214 Howard
Gladwin Frederic E., r. 305 Devisadero
GJadwin George S., clerk Freight Auditor's Uept S. P.
' • Co., r, 221tj Howard
Glamser Madden, brewer, r. 52i Clara
Glance Frederick, carpenter, r. 1.507 Steiner
Glancy William P., wood dealer, r. 107 Sixteenth
Glandar Frederick, clerk Henry Meeve, r. 202 Ritdi
Glander Alvin, brewer Cal. Brewing Co., r. 1614 Harri-
son
Glander Brothers (Henrj' and Frederick) groceries and
liquors, 1732 Fillmore
Glander Frederick (Glander Bros.) r. 1732 Fillmore
Olander Henry (Glander Bros.) r. 1732 Fillmore
Glander Henry H., groceries, SE cor Sutter and Fill-
more, r. 2320 Pine
Olane R. , butcher stmr Alameda
Glaner Emile, driver, r. Scott Av nr Silver Av
Glanville Cora W., shoecutter, r. 7 -1 Hampshire
Glanville Frank M., bookkeeper Sicbe Glanville Co., r.
793 Haight
Glanville Nellie A. Mrs., receiving teller S. F. and San
Mateo Ry, r. 30 Perry
Glanville Susie, trunk finisher D. Block & Co., r. 721
Hampshire
<;LAKVILL& WILtl.lM W., president Siebe Glan-
ville Compiny, 25-31 Jessie, r. 30 Perry
Glanz Jennie Miss, saleslady, r. 2012 Stockton
Glanz John, ceuientmaker, r. 2012 Stockton
Glasoo B rthi. Miss, dressmaker, r. 233U Pine
Glasco Louis, plumber, r. 632 O Farrell
Olasco Morris, crockery and glassware, 237 Third
Glaser Arnold (Glaser Bros.) r. 119 Third
Glaser Arnold, glass and glazing, 121 Pine, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Glaser August C, master mariner, r. 135 CHpper
<?!lase.' Brothers (Ar lold and Michaelis) cigars and to-
bacco, •^14 Montgomery
Glaser Caroline, dressmaker, r. 2203 Mason
Glaser E J ward F , druggist, r. Cooper College
Glaser Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 102 Third, r. 119 Third
Glaser Joseph W., salesman Wessell Bros., r. 2208 Mason
Glaser Julius, contractor, r. 2208 Mason
Glaser Marx, boots and shoes, 131 Fourth
Glaser Michaelis (Glaser Bros.) r. 119 Third
Glaeer Peter, bricklayer, r. 2208 Mason
Glaser Rudolph, wai er, r. 259 Stevenson
Glaser S mon, glazier, r. 714 Devisadero
Glaser Simou, importer and wholesale liquor dealer, 123
California, room 14, r. 750 Castro
£3' Glaser. See Glazier
Glasgow James, r. 1035 Twenty -fourth
Glasgow William F., conductor, r. 413 Broderick
Glasgow Willi im J., carpenter, r. 1035 Twenty-fourth
Glasheen William, foreman A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
Twelith Av South bet. L and M
Glass Albe t T., r. 29 Grant Av
Glass Arthur E., agent Occidental News Co., r. 312
Leavenworth
Glass Chirles, solicitor The Smger Manfg Co., r. 1045
Glass Edward, r. 2709 McAllister
Gla-s Ed war 1 S. , bartender, r. D nr Sixth Av
Glass Frelerick, barber, r. 17 Sharon
Glass Hermann, glazier, r. 1021i Clay
Glass Jacob, r. 26 Sixth
Glaes James, ship joiner, r. 766 Howard
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Blimninoiis MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEAIE STS.
ALL NATIONS DRINK
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Glass James M., clerk, r. 621 Bush
Glass Jane C. Mrs., r. 412| McAllister
Glass John, merchant, r. 1433 Mission
Glass Kate K. Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
CiLASS LOIII^, special agent Sunset Telephone and
Telegraph Co., 216 Bush, r Hotel St. Nicholas
Glass Marcus, tailor 403 O'Farrell, r. 312 Leavenworth
Glass Max, laborer, r. 1021^ Clay
Glass Moses, confectioner, r. 17 Sharon
Glass Samuel, traveling salesm n, r. 1236 Eddy
Glass William C, clerk Standard Soap Co., r. 1818 Lyon
Glassau Albert F. , hostler, r. 325 Seventeenth
Glassett Charles, clerk Corkery & Quill, r. SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Alabama
Glassford Hazel Miss, hairdresser, r. 1703 Market
Glajssford John R., watchman, r. 1703 Market
Glassford Nancy, nurse, r. 17»3 Market
Glassford Peter S., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Berkeley
Glassford Richard H., mail clerk Examiner, r. 323 Hill
Glassi Mateo, candyaiaker, r. 628 Broadway
Glassman Abraham B., barber, 9 Pacific, r. 815 Filbert
Glassman Charles, cook, r. 553 Fifth
Gla-isman Edwin W. (Jacob Glassman & Son) r. 314
Jones
Glass. nan Frederick, civil engineer, r. 69 Natoma
Glassman Harry, barber, 2 Sixth, r. 19 Bannain PI
Glassman Jacob (Jacob Glassman & Son) r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, junk, r. 19 Bannam PI
GLAS!!^.U.4.\ J.4€OB«tSOi\ (Jacob and Edwin W.)
cigars and tobacco, 335 Montgomery
Glassman Jacob A., clerk Jacob Glassman & Son, r. 314
Jones
Glassman Joseph, waiter, r. 13 Bartol
S^" Glassner. See Glessner
Glasson Charles W., foreman Vermont Marble Co., r.918
Florida
Glatigny M. A., musician, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Glatti Henry, r. 17 South Park
Glat* Charles, teamster E. F. Denisson, r. Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Glatz Louis O., salesman Henry O. Wieders, r. 424
Minna
Glauber Charles H., hostler, r. SE cor Bay and Mason
Glauber W lliam, driver, r. 1210 Mason
Glavan Peter, cook, r. 41 Pacific
Glavin John, driver, r. 610 Capp
Glavinovich John Mrs., furnished rooms, 1210 Polk
Glavinovich Luke, pressman, r. 109 Austn Av
Glavinovich & Brown (John Glavinovich and Mitchell
Brown) liquors, restaurant, 1210 Polk
Glaziei Richard, proprietor Mission Starr Stables, 17
Hoff Av
Glazier Richard Jr., collector, r. 17 Hoff Av
Glazier William W. , driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1309 Devis-
adero
8^" Glazier. See Glaser
Gleary William, cook, r. 613 Howard
Gleason Anna M. Mrs., physician, office and r. 307 Ma-
son
Gleason Bernard P., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 824
Union
Gleason Charles R., clerk Rolli V. Watt, r. San Leandro,
Cal.
Gleason Claus (Gleason & Dickson) r. 216 Austin Av
Gleason Edward, with John Calvert, r. 720a Union
Gleason Eugene O., with Electric Laundry, r. 461a
Minna
Gleason Francis M., blacksmith, r. 713^ Natoma
Gleason Frank, clerk Frank M. Donohue, r. SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Gleason Frank, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 1224
Montgoni ry
Gleason Frank P., laborer, r. 21 J Dore
Gleason Frelerick, student, r. 424 McAllister
Gleason Gaorge R., teas and coffee, 410 Devisadero, r.
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S3 CALIFORNIA STREET
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Sec'u.
California St.
(JleasoH Henry W. (Gleason & Walker) r. 2607a Sacra-
mento
Gleason James, lodgings, 1519 P' Ik
Gleason James W., plumber, r. 1048 Folsom
Gleason James W., salesman Hugh McCabe,r. 139 J Clara
Gleason Jay M. , clerk N. Nusbaumer, r. 307 Mason
Gleason John, agent The C. F. Adams Co., r. 186 Perry
Gleason John, laborer, r. 557 Mission
Gleason John, r. 720a Union
Gleason Joseph E., fireman, r. 1922^ Howard
Gleason Joseph M. Rev., asst St. Joseph's Church r. 214
Tenth
Gleason Joseph T., laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 21. V
Dore
Gleason M., laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Gleason Margaret H. Mrs., stenographer Greenebauni,
Weil 41 Michaels, r. 824 Union
(Ueason Martin M. , shoemaker, r. 1608 San Carlos Av
Gleason Mary A., widow, r. 612| Minna
Gleason Mary T. Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar
School, r. 824 Union
Gleason Michael, r. 713^ Natoma
Gleason Michael, collector Sather Banking Co., r. 824
Union
Gleason Michael, stonecutter, r. Alms House
Gleason Minna Mrs., actress, r. 145 Ellis
Gleason Patrick, porter Murphy, Grant & Co. , r. Oak-
land
Gleason Patrick F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Twen-
ty-fifth and Harrison
Gleason Patrick J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks,
r. 401 California Av
Gleason Patrick W.,housemover, r. 307 Mason
Gleason Peter, laborer, r. 1060 Howard
Gleason Thomas, clerk H. W. Baxter, r. 82J Union
Gleason Thomas, laborer, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Fol-
som
Gleaaon Thomas, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet L
and K ,
Gleason Timothy, capitalist, r. 400 Twenty-fourth
Gleason Timothy, watchman Pac. Box Factory, r. 2U
Dore
Gleason Will am, laborer, r. 901 Vallejo
Gleason William, lamplighter, r. 27J Freelon
Gleason William H., clerk, r. 824 Union
Gleason William H., jeweler, r. 1126 Market
Gleason William J. (Tobin & Gleason) r. 1615 Scott
Gleason William L., stage manager Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 145 Ell s
Gleason & D ckson (Claus Gleason and Henry M. Dick-
son) fish dealers, 1320 Polk
Gleason & Walker (Henry W. Gleason and George B.
Walker) butter and eg:gs, 2600^ Sacramento
S^ Gleason. See Gleeson
Gleeser Carl, president Labor Exchange, Branch No. 2(),
30 Tenth, r. 829 Sterenson
Gleesman Joseph, water, r. 333 Vallejo
Gleeson Ella M. Miss, clerk The Kraker Mnfg Go. , r. 729
Army
Gleeson Frederick, waiter, r. 321 Eighth
Gleeson Henry P., policeman, r. 16 Hartford
Gleeson Jennie F. Miss, clerk Thts Kraker Mnfg Co., r.
729 Army
(Jleeson John, r. 112 Sanchez
Gleason John, stevedore, r. 334 Bryant
(Jleeson John E., longshoreman, r. 302 Green
Gleeson John E., porter, r. 16 Hartford
Gleeson Mary, widow, r. 123 Fourteenth ^
Gleeson Michael, special policeman, r. 215 Twelfth
Gleeson Patrick, laborer, r. 340^ Fifth
Gleeson Patrick J. , laborer, r. 226 Michigan
(Jleeson Sarah Miss, stenographer, r. 112 Sanchez
Gleeson William, carpenter, r. 713 Franklin
Gleeson WiHiam F., clerk General Freight Otfice S. P.
Co., r. Hotel Fairmount
Gleeson William H., machinist, r. 112 Sanchez
Gleeson William J. , r. 235 Sanchez
8^" Gleeson. See Gleason
Gleim Martin, foreman Emi)ire Malt House, r. 708 Lom-
bard
Glein Carlos F., r. 913 Fell
Gleitz C, bartender, r. What Cheer House
(Jlcjmser Frank L., plumber, r. 558 Willow Av
(JLEN ELLEN WINE CO., Charles Schlesinger
manager, 959 Market
Glen Ranch Dair\-, Hallie B. Davidsoji proprietor, N\\"
cor Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Glen's Falls Insurance Co. (Glen's Falls, New York)Voss,
Conrad & Co. , general agents, 204 Sansome
Glenbrook House, Emil A. Hartman proprieti
Sixth
Glencairn Oliver, seaman, r. 6 Union
Glendale and Warren Creek Mills (Humboldt Bay
J. R. Hanify, agent, 22 Market, rooms 15-16"
Glendenning David, dentist, r. 634 Post
Glendye Cora E., widow, dressmaker, r. 30 Silver
4;LEN.\ .iLE\ANDER C, manager Pacific C^ast
branch (L'olumbus Buggy Co. , 215 Market, r. Fruit-
vale, Cal.
Glenn Frank, millhand, r. 251 Oara
Glenn J. H. Mrs., r. 11:^7 Harrison
Glenn John, laborer, r. 114 Clii>per
Glenn John, laborer, r. 809 Iowa
Glenn John, peddler, r. 312 Noe
«LE.\N JOHN «., assistant mana-er Columbus
Buggy Co., 215 Market, r. Friiitvale, C'al.
Glenn Joseph, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Glenn M. C, r. 242 Fifth
Glcini Mieliael, hostler LaGrande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
llii
Cal.)
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;2"e3e25 227 TENTH STREET
!f>^ SAN FRANCI5CD, CAL-.
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Glenn Nancy, widow, r. Alms H.iuse
Glenn Ralph W., a)iprentice Union Iron Wks, r. 129
Seventh
(Jlenn Thomas C, stationerv, 129 Seventh
(Jlenii Walter L., salesman W. B. Glidden, r. 410 Post
Glenn William, laborer, r. 28 Tenth
Glenn William H., carrier Post Office, r. 718 Laguna
B^" Glenn. See Glynn
Glennan John M., clerk J. De La Montanya, r. 509 O'Far-
rall
Glennan Martin J., butcher, SE cor. CJearv and Hvde, r.
509 O'Farrell
Glennan Matthew J., r. 509 O'Farrell
Glennan William, laborer, r. 1328 Twentieth
Glennan William E., butcher, r. 509 O'Farrell
(Jlennie George, corniceworker William Oonan, r. 1215
Market
(^Jlennie John, candymaker Louis A. Grade, r. 1039 Mis-
sioh
Glennie John Mrs., saleslady Louis A. (Jrade, r. 1039
Mission
Glennie Justitia J. 0. Miss, bookkeejier Thomas Deni-
gan. Son & Co., r. Alameda
Glennon Beatty Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1319 Broadway
Glennon Isabel T., Miss teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 911 O'Farrell
(Jleimon John, longshoreman, r. 29 Federal, rear
Glennon Lawrence, janitor Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 1
Meacham PI
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office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
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Glennon Peter, teamster, r. 112 Henry
Gleiinon Richard, tean.ster, r. 53.S Seventeenth
Glennon Wallace L., laborer, r. 317 Jersey
Glennon William, stonecutter, r. 11* Webster
Glennon William F., gardener, r. 105 Cumberland
B^" Glennon. See Gletnian
Glentzlin Joseph, waiter, r. 12 Hopeton Terrace
Glenwood The, Mrs. Kate Green proprietor, 1532 Polk
Gleser Matthew, carpenter, r. 304 Sutter
GLESS ALOl!<^l<:, liquors, 401 Fourth
Glessner Daniel, motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
30 Valley
Glick Allen, ciffarmaker, r. 743 Howard
Glick Harry, porter, r. 410 Fell
Glick Kolnian, r. 410 Fell
Glick Samuel, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 410 Fell
RS" Glick. See Gluck
Glickman Dav.d, jeweler, 2006 Fillmore, r. 2314 Fill-
more
B^" Glickman. See Gluckman
Glidden Ada M., widow, r. 1415 J Twenty-fifth
Glidden Albert M., butcher, r. 1309 Lvon
Glidden Charles W., liquors, 221 Ellis, r. 220 O'Farrell
Glidden Cora A. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School,
r. t)02 Capp
Glidden James, watchman S. P. Co., r. 2803J Mission
Glidden Mary A. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School,
r. 602 Capp
Glidden Prescott B., attorney at law, 214 Pine, rooms
10-11, r. 602Cai)p
Glidden William B., maimfacturers' agent (silverware),
120 Sutter, room 31, r 510 Jersey
Gliddon Louisa, widow, r. 826 Shotwell
Gliebe Frank, liquors, 447 Third
Glindemann John, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 123
Hem-y
Glindemann William (Glindemann & Schweitzer) r. 52!t
Gearv
<;|J.\DEMA1N':V A SCIIWEITZEK (William Glinde-
mann and Jose]ih Schweitzer) watches, diamonds
and optical gooils, 303 Kearny and 5 Third
Glinden Genevieve Miss, clerk, r. 12 Ritch
Glinden Helen L. Miss, clerk, r. 12 Ritch
Glinden John E., salesman .Tohn T. Sullivan,
Glindnn Martin H. , mana er Nolan Bros. Sh
814 Market, r. 299 Hyde
Glinden Mary, widow, r. 12 Ritch
Glines Alfred E., polisher Sterling Furniture Co. , r. 17,55b
Howard
Glissman Henry, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Alameda
Glissmann Perly R., clerk LeCount Bros., r. Alameda
Glixman Philip, lutter Am. Clothing Assu, r. 706^ Ful-
ton
Globe Brass and Bell Foundry, Whyte & DeRoine pro-
prietors, 126 128 Main
Globe Corset Co. (Worcester, Mass.) R. M. Tripp agent,
120 Sutter
Globe Glove Co., Newman & Franklin proprietors, 121
Pine
Globe House, Mrs. Alice Mott pri>prietor, 137 Seventh
<;LOBE-!»IacC.4BE CO. (Richard S. MacCabe) photo
and half-tone engraving and zinc etchings, 611 Mer-
chant, Telephone Main 5492
Globe Portrait Co., G. H. Smith manager, 20 Ellis
Globe Publishing Co. (incorporated) John B. Garland
manager, 526 Montgomcn"
GLOBE RUBBER STAMP
CTrtnn A. < oiiti proprielor. I4:{;5 llar-
0 I UllL* k<-t iir Teiitli. All kiiuls of
rubber !«taiiip.<i,ink!i, .stencil.s and repair-
ing
Glock Charles, coope", r. V. s Bank nr Cortland Av
Glocker Charles, clerk .1. K. Cooper & Co., r. 2080 Mar-
ket
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
12 Ritch
Co., 812-
WATSON & CO., 124. Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
WIELA/ND'S
LHGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Glocker Frederick, car di-patcher Powell St. RR., r.
2092 Market
Glocker M. E. Mrs., r. 2092 Market
Glocker Rudolph, clerk Shreve & Co., r. 637 Jessie
Glootz Adolph (Fischbeck & Glootz) r. 1507 Sacramento
Glootz Adolph, r. 1 Vasserot PI
Glootz Ernst C, bookkeeper, r. 1 Vasserot Pi
Glootz John P. M., liquors, 421 Geary, r. 1 Vassei'ot PI
Glos Andrew, shoemaker, r. 1225 Devisadero
Glos Peter, porter, r. 510 Sixth
Glos Sebxstian, superintendent I. D3 Turk, r. 510 Sixth
Glosser Gertrude, milliner Charles E. Adcock
Glosser George W., plasterer, r. 1213 Devisadero
GlouberHermm, r. 521 i Brannan
Glover Andrew A., interpreter, r. 1715 Green
Glover Andrew J., drug clerk, r. 1715 Green
Glover Clara E. Miss, bookkeeper John A. Benson, r.
Oakland
GLOVER cosmos .4., physician and surgeon, office
268 Ninth, Oakland, r. 1715 Green
Glover Eudora, domestic 534 Guerrero
Glover Frederick H., crpenter, r. 1812 Market
Glo\'er George A., clerk Post Office, r. 1715 Green
Glover George A. S., accountant J. K. Arm.sby Co., r.
12 Isis
Glover James, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 705
Tennessee
Glover John A., r. 1034 Noe
Glover John F., laborer, r. 7 Pfeiffer
Glover John T., shoemaker, r. 33^ Louisa
Glover Otto C, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Glover Per y C, r. 28 Eighth
Glover Richard, coachman SE cor Pierce and McAl-
lister
Glover Robert O., foreman Standard Oil Co., r. Oakland
Glover Stephen C.,harnessmaker, r. 1813 Mason
Gloyd George S., laster, r. 434 Valley
Gluck Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Fillmore
Gluck Jacob, tailor, 765 Mission, r. Alameda
Gluckman David, r. 2126 Bush
Glucksman Isaac, fancy goods, 538 Third
Glucksman Simon, watchmaker and jeweler, 538 Third
Gluecke George, cabinetmaker, r. 28^ Madison Av
Glumas Nicholas, porter, r. 253 Stevenson
Glunk Christian, smoked meats, stall 56 Bay City Mar-
ket, r. 467 J Tehama, rear
Glimk Frank J., pressman Joseph M. Torres, r. 467 J
Glunz John B. , contractor, i-.. 4^ Webster
Glunz Wi liam ., proprietor Western Delivery Co , :i72
Natoma, r. 11 Columbia Square
Gluyas K. Mrs., r. 425 Golden Gate Av
Glyiiii Charles, laborer, r. 129 Welsh
(i ynn Ellen, r. 1322 Geary
(JlVnn Ellen Mrs., r. ISTwelftn
(Jlynn Emerson O., r. 206 Turk
(ilvnn Hannah, widow, r. 1628 Clay
(ilynn Ignatius J., plumber, r. 918 Natoma
Glynn James, contractor, r. 1926 Market
Glynn James C, compositor P. C. Thomas, r. 18 Twelfth
Glynn John, butcher, r. Bowdoin nr Henry
Glyim John, laborer, r. 520 Fourth
(Jlvnn John, laborer, r. 963 Market
Glynn John J., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 918
}Ttitonia
Glynn John P. (Broyer & Glynn) r. 351 Tehama
Glynn John P., wagonmaker and horseshoer NK tor
Filbert and Fillmore
Glynn Margaret, widow, r. 13 William
Glynn Martin, laborer, r. 13 Verona
Glynn Martin, farmer, r. Bowdoin nr Henry
Glynn Maiy, widow, r. 1909 Stockton
Glynn Mary A. Miss, insurance broker, r. 1909 Stockton
Glyim Michael, laborer, r. 23 Parker Av
Glynn Michael, laborer, r. 724 Mi-ssion
Glynn Michael, stableman, r. 36a Kissling
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Vou do not have to depend upon
one Spring or Mineral Water,
but have 30 different kinds at
(See page opp. name Highland Springs.) Both Hot and Cold.
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
<!l>9ui- Patrick; distributor La Grande Laundrj, r. 36a
Kif<slinsf
Otyiiii Thomas, bricklayer, r. 150 Fourth
Olyim Thomas F., clerk, r. 250 Chenery
(Uynn Thomas F., drayman Ami Vignier, r. 112 Henry
CiLVNN THOMAS J., City and County Recorder,
office New City Hall, r. 240 Second Av
Glynn Thomas R., bookkeeper, r. 18 Twelfth
Glynn Timothy, laborer, r. 107 Brady
Glynn Timothy, laborer, r. 364 Eleventh
OlVnn Vincent G., clerk, r. 1909 Stockton
Glynn William L., plumber, r. 18 Twelfth
(Jl^iiii William P., marine engineer, r. 19C9 Stockton
«t^ Glynn. See Glenn
Gmelilich Herman, driver, r. 18 Marj'e Terrace
Gmeiner Joseph, brewer, r. 546 Folsom
Gnarini An<irew A., clerk, r. 1419 Clay
Gnekow Frank, compositor Chronicle
GOAD 'WIliLIAJH F., attorn^y at law, 40-42 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor, r. 2000 Washington
Goaue .James, teamster, r. 628 Capp, rear
Goar .John, r. 105 New Montgom^ ry
GoleiU Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 408 Sixth
GobeiU Louis, laborer, r. 408 Sixth
Gobel Conrad, ca riage trimmer Waterhouse & Lester, r.
C)r Potrero Av and Seventeenth
Goberman Simon, teacher music, r. 12 Morris Av
Gobett Giovanni, laundryman, r. Lombardo Hotel
UOBKV FKANK, wines and liquors, 228 Sutter, Tele-
phone Main 1257, r. 226 Sutter
Gobty Jesse, bartender Frank Gobey, r. 226 Sutter
Gctbin Ann-e S. Mrs , r. 2507 Pine
Gobyiier Ernet, woor'turner, r. 902 Bryant
GoBle Xntone, laborer, r. 706 Sierra
Goble John E., liquors, lO-i Kentucky
Giible Thomas, teamster, r. 105 Kentucky
Gobolich Martin, laborer, r. 1116.J Tennessee
Gochlech Hermann, liquor dealer, r. 819 Vallejo
CJock Albert, ho.stler, r. 69 Minna
Gock Anna Mrs., lodgings, 69 Minna
Gock Henry, carpenter, r. NW c >r Market and Sansome
Gock John, hostler, r. 69 Minna
Godair Clarence S., barber, r. 1222 Bush
Go'Jair Louis A., barber, 120 Ellis, r. 1222 Bush
,G<idar William E , bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1222 Bush
Goia 1 Charles, machinist Gas Consumers Assn, r. Oak-
Imd
Godart Jules, architect, 307 Sansome, ro m 14, r. 918J
Geary
Godber William (Godber & McShane) r. 1418 Howard
Godber & McShane (William Godber and Frank J. Mc-
Shane) liquors, 1418 Howard
GodboldJohn H., engineer Union Flour Mills, r. 1716
Mason
G>dclia\ix Adolphe, insurance agent, 523 Market, r. 1429
Webster
Godchaux Edmund, mnfrs agent, 523 Market, r. 1429
Webster
Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 526 Ellis
Godchaux Lei ntine Miss, glovemaker, r. 622 Polk
Godchaux Lu'.ien, mnfrs agent, 523 Market, r. 1429 Web-
ster *
Oodcheaux Sylvain, bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1429 Webster
Goddard A. H.. r. New W'estem H< tel
Goddard Arthur G., barber, r. 214 Fourth Av
Goddard Augustus F., draughtsman, r. 522 Van Ness Av
Goddard Charles, engraver, r. 214 Fourth Av
4iOI»DARD CL.IRK L., dentist, 406 Sutter, r.
Oakland
Goddard E. A*., teacher Stiehls Business College and
Sho-thand Institue, r. Oakland
Goddard George H., civil engineer, r. 518 Van Ness Av
Goddard George H. Jr., r. 3 Helen PI
Goddard Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Noe & Co., r. 23
Collingwood
oddard Henry K., r. 1507 Larkin
Goddard Herbert A., salesman Redingti.n & Co., r. 326
Ellis
Goddard James F., plumber, r. 214 Fourih Av
Goddard Joseph, deputy County Clerk, r. 213 Franklin
Goddard J. \\. & Sons (New York tail rs' trimmings,
etc., Frank Thompson agent, 120 Sutter
Goddard O. M., traveling auditor Standard Oil Co., r.
Alameoa
Godda>-d T( omas W., carriage painter, r. 234 Thirteenth
Goddard Will am H., blacksmith, r. 214 Four h A»
Godeuu Julius (Godeau & Lipman ai d Godeau & Co.) r.
419 Green
Godeau Margarita, widow, r. 419 Green
Godeau Pariait E., upholsterer, r. 730 Filbert
UOUKAII A t'6. (Julius Godeau an.. Isidor Lipman)
un ertaUer , ;.2<i-3?8 Mont, on er\ AvTeleph ne 1995
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«i>u a>.t. 1. Kioi *.!, ii.aiii undertakers,
A'4*t !»utl«-r, telephone .>tain 586
Godeski Wi.liam, cook, r. 414 Clementina, rtar
Godet Lou s, laundry, 8441 Folstim
Godett Charles, painter, r. 6'.8 Howard
G' deus J hn D., photographer, 10 Sixth
Godfrey Annette Mis.-, stenogiapherFiremans Fund Ins.
Co.. r. Alameda
Godfrey Annie, domestic 628 Capp
Godfrey Annie, widow, groceries, 330 Minna
Godlrey Arnold A., barber, r. 1812 baker
Godfrey Charles H., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1023
Layuna
Godfrey Dennis, driver Alameda and San Francisco
Grcely Transfer Co., r. Alumeda
GOUFUbV E. €., Paper, California Orchards, 37
Crocker Bldg, r. California Hotel
Godfrey Edward H., insui-ance a-ent, r. 1312 Leiiven-
wi .rth
Godfrey Ferdinand, baker, r. 625 Clay
Godfrey George, millhand, r. 1239 Seventh Av South
Godfrey George T., guard County Jail 2, r. 640 Ninth
Godfrey Helen, widow, r. 1932 Pine
Godfrey James, cook, r. 125 Locust Av
Godirey Jan es, seaman, r. 524 Howard
GOOFKEV JOUrV, Surgeon in Command United
States Marine Hospital, office 1 United Stales Ap-
praistrs' bldg, r. Ui.ited States Marine Hobp.taJ
Godlrey John F., gardener 5;0 Harrison
Godirey Nathaniel A., barber, 8 Fols.m, r. 1812 Baker
Godlrey Nathaniel A. Jr., porter, r. 1812 leaker
Godfiey Richard, cooper, r. 1239Sevei.th AvSoutb
G dfrty Samuel J., s>vilmakei . r. 66C'l y
Godfrey Thomas J., actor, r. 326 0 Farrell
Godfrey W. A., r. 1045 Market
Godfrey William A. H., clothing, 101-103 Second, r. 1024
Mi-sion
Godfrey William, assistant secretary Bay District Track
Godie bertha Mrs., dressmaking, l643A Folsi.m
Godie Wilfred, ropemaker, r. 1043i Fo'lsom
Godin Eugene, shoemaker, r. S s Wolfe nr California At
Godi' Victor G., carpenter, r. 116 Arlington
Godkin Thomas E. , compositor, r. 629 Vallejo
Godkin William H., cleik, r. 718 Vallejo
Godley Jesse E., clerk Sperry Flour Co., r. 1818 Sacra-
mento
GOnmV .MO\TGOMERV, with estate of John Par-
rotr, 414 Montgon ery, r. 1S18 Sacnmento
Godlev Montgomery Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1818 Sacra-
mento
Godley Philip, with Evan C. Evans, r. 1818 Sacramento
Godoii Eugene, cook Camille Lanoue, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Godon Leon, dyeing and cleaniny, 1841 Fill.nore
Godsey George' P., cashier Am. Tobacco Co., r. 104 Wal-
nut
Godshall Maggie Mrs. , proprietor The Clyde. .S65 Geary
Gods 1 Harry J., marker Electric Laundry, r. 9u0 How-
ard
Godsil James, r. 22 Pearl
DR. NAT. r. COULSON
1206 MARKEIX STREIE-F
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCC
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?.
5 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 4-0
KODAKS
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
DETFCTIVE CAMFRAS
TklPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTERNS
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Godsil John H., broomniaker, r. 2911 Harrison
Godsil Lula E. Miss, stenographer Joseph Hutchinson, r.
22 Pearl
Godsil Thomas J., trunkinaker, r. 2911 Harrison
ijodsil Tim.ithy, expressman, r. 2911 Harrison
Godwin John, steward, r. 1315 Rhode Island
8^ Godwin. See Goodwin
Goe Bernard, clerk Shainwald. Buckbee &. Co., r. 808
Leavenworth
Goe Charles A., clerk Liverpool, and London and Globe
Ins. Co., r. 400 Golden Gate Av
Goe Ella M. Mrs., stenographer, 8 Mills Bldg, 2d Hoor, r.
2922 Pine
(ioe George C, clerk, r. 400 Golden Gate Av
GOE SAMUEL E.f dentist, ^IPo^eH,
r. l»o-i Marnet
(Joe William, r. 400 Golden Gate Av
Goebel Charles, baker, r. 1721 Haight
Goebel Louis, driver, r. 1433 Ellis
Goebel Walter, derk H. Koster, r. 727 Bush
Goeber Minnie, domestic 1809 Laguna
Goecken Annie Miss, bookkeeper H. B. Goecken, r. 551
Fourth
Goecken Herman B. , hay and grain, 549-551 Fourth
Goecker Charles, accountant Thomas Bell & Co., r. 305
Scott
Goeckeritz Ernest H. , liquors, 414 Sansome, r. NW cor
Polk and Ash Av
Goede Christian, seaman, r. 739 Fourth
(ioedecke Meta, widow, r. 537 Montgomerj' Av
Goedje Christina M. -Miss, r. 2«18 Taylor
Goedje Harry A., clerk Dutton & Partridge, r. 2018
Taylor
Goedje Julius H., carpenter Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
2018 Taylor
4;OEHKIXCi ADOLPH, manufacturer artificial
floivers, 913 Mission
(Joeller Carl, carpenter, r. 844 Fifteenth
4iOEIiLUR EDTVI.M. secretary and treasurer Pickens,
Fulton & Co. (incorporated) 130 Sansome, r. 411
Shrader
Goepel Robert, shoemaker, r. 532 Polk
Goepfert Edwtrd W., painter Diebild Safe and Lock Co.,
r. 3114 Fillmore
Ooepert Mary Mrs., varieties, 3114 Fillmore
Goepfert Rose, machine operator John Hoey, r. 15 Har-
riet
Goeppert George, liquors, 110 Stockton, r. 225 Waller
Goeppart William, foreman John Wieland Brewery, r.
619 Chestnut
Goergen Frederick, cement worker, r. 10 Isis
Goertzhain Henry L., florist, r. 713 Twenty -first
Goertzhain Hermann, clerk Dietrich J. Segelken, r. 713
Twenty-first
Goerfzhain Joseph F., hos'ler, r. 1221 Pierce
Goesch Mary, widow, dressm iker, r. 819J Larkin
Goe sol Kurt, bartender Joseph Alkaley, r. 549 Howard
Goessel Paul H., contractor, r. S s West Park nr Park
Av
Goethe Edward, driver, r. 816 Treat Av
Goeting Frederick, machinist, r. 423 Bush
Goef jen Aaron F. , gripman, r. 218 Central Av
Goetjen Adolph, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen Adolph W., r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen Alfred, clerk, r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen Charles, labo er, r. 281 Minna
Goetjen Charles H. (G.jetjen & Meyer Bros.) r. 248 Fifth
Goetjen Emma Miss, student, r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen Henry (Goetjen & Muller) r. 114 Chattanooga
Goetjen Henry, candymaker Charles A. Mercer, r. 69
Tehama
Goetjen Herman H. , r. 1061 McAllister
Goe jen Jacob, bakery, 1510 Hyde
Goetjen John, bartender Goetjen & Muller, r. 201 Mis-
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GKS FRITTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
■■Piimiber';" in P.usineS'i Directory.
BEST BEER ON ETO ^^ ^^
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THE PIOST FOFOLflR
Goetjen Nicholas, cannery, NE cor Webster and McAl-
lister, r. 1064 McAllister
GOETJEN & MEYER BROTH-
f DC (^^'t^ries Cioetjen and Herman and
tnO t'liarles Meyer) proprietors Fir>«
istreet Cash Store, groceries, winen and
llanors. 248-2.>0.35i} Flttb, NW eor Fol out
Goetjen & Muller (Henry Goetjen and Henry Muller)
liquors, 201 Mission
US' Goetjen. See Gaetjen
Goetsche John H. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 1717
Stockton
Goette Athan^sius Rev., r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Goette Bernard, dairy produce, 11 Farren Av
Goette George, laborer, r. 11 Farren Av
Goette Henry, butcher, r. 11 Farren Av
Goette J., upholsterer, r. 321 Bush
BS" Goettig. See Gottig
Goetting Charles L. , bookkeeper O'Brien & Spotono, r.
2513 California
Goetting Charles W., musician, r. 811 Pine
Goettinger George, with Rothehild & Ach, r. 207 Chest-
nut
Goettsch Peter, bath attendant Harbor View Park, r.
NW cor Baker and Broderick
Goetz Andrew, porter, r. 818 Scott
Goetz Balthazar, real estate, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Goetz Batrolos, carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Goetz Charles F., clerk Henry Stelling, r. 14J Oak Grove
Av
Goet . Fredprica Miss, tailoress, 231 Eighteenth
Goetz Fredricka, widow, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
Goetz George, r. 1315 Larkin
Goetz Henry, jeweler, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
Goetz Henry, traveling salesman E. J. Bowen
Goetz Herman, instrument nv ker R. Hoppe, r. 634
Green
Goe!z Jacob L., driver,. r. 414 Elizabeth
Goetz John bakery, 140 Ei.:hth
Goetz Joseph, capitalist, r. 1820 Vallejo
Goetz J. Otto, clerk Armstrong ^Merchant, r. 454 Twen-
tieth
Goetz Leo, cigarmaker, r. 785 Stevenson
Goetz Leopold, carpenter, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
Goetz Lorenze, carpenter, r. 634 Green
Goetz Louisa Miss, compositor Frank D. Perkins, r. 1706
Mason
Goetz Lucy Miss, tailoress, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
Goetz Robert, tanner Charles G. Beanett & Co., r. 2514
Bryant Av
Goetz T Hie Miss, varieties, 211 Eighteenth
Goetz Wilhelniina, widow, r. 1706 Mason
Goetz William L., harnessmaker, r. 1706 Mason
I^" Goe.z. See Getz and Gotz
Goetze August E. , r. 408 Waller
Goetze August E. Jr., ca rier I'ost Office, r. 408 Waller
Goetze Catherine, widow, r. 1006 Fillmore
Goe ze Edward H., groceries and liquors, 433 Sutter
Goetze Ed "in A., barber, r. 73 Brady
Goetze Ernest H., clerk, r. 1006 Fil more
Goetze Frederick W., fresco painter, 925 Twenty-si.xth
Goetze Henry (Goetze & Blohm) r. 1006 Fi Imore
G'letze Henry Jr., bottler, r. 1006 Fillmore
Goetze John 'C, lithographer, r. 73 i.rady
Goetze John C. Jr., piper carrier, r. 73 orady
Goetze John W., driver, r. 1006 Fillmore
Goetze Joseph, musician, r. 73 Brady
Goetze & iJlohm (Henry Goetze and John Blohm) pro-
prietors California Soda Water Wks, NE cor Ivy Av
and Octavia
Goetzes John, cabinet maker, r. 18 Albion Av
Goewev Charles, bookkeeper Spr ng Valley W. W., r.
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Giewey James M., capitalist, r. 300 Piige
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Goewey James M. Jr., stationei^', 108 Eddy, r. 300 Page
Guff Almon B., glazier Sierra Lumber Co., r. 116 Fell
GoffAlmon B. Jr., clerk Sierra Lumber Co., r. 116 Fell
4;OFF D. •» SONS (Pawtucket, R. I.) manufactur-
ers braids, Henr^- Doyle & Co. agents, 517-.519 Market
Goff Ella M., widow (R. F. Lange & Co.) r. 116 Fell
Goff George P., attorney at law, 545 California, room 5,
r. 207 Larkin
Goff Henry F., engineer tug boat Lottie, r. East Oak-
land
Goff James, seaman, r. 3 Alger PI
Goff Joseph J., expre>.sman, SVV cor Stockton and
Broadway, r. 19^ Mt r»y Alley
Goff Louisa C, widow, r. 510 Stockton
Goff Mary, widow, r. 234 Folsom
Goff Susan M., widow, r. 3 Belvedere
Golf Zacharias, agent, r. Park Hotel
B^ Goff. See Gough
Goff ey Philip M., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1015
Hayes
Goff rie Charles F. L. , teacher music, r. 1430 Webster
Gogan Daniel, teamster Hi>gan & Crummey, r. Seventh
Av South bet K and L
Gogan Eliza, widow, r. 272 Minna
Gogan James C, conductor Market St. Rv, r. 1728
Eddy
Gogan John J., blacksmith, r. 272 Minna
Gogan William H., prniter r. 272 Minna
Goger Charles, plumber, 425 Bush, r. 824 Bush
Goger Charles L. , clerk Keystone Watch Case Co. , r. 824
Bush
Goger Joseph, clerk, r. 641 Jessie
Goggin Charles, driver Thomas Doyle, r. 23 South
Park
Goggin David, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r. 504
California Av
Goggin Emily M. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar School,
r. 17 Scott
Goggin Gerald E., surveyor Geo. F. Grant, r. Alameda
Goggin James, laboier, r. 892 Biyant
Goggin James, laborer, r. 534 Minna
Goggin James H., laborer, r. 261 First
Goggin John, longshoreman, r. 39 Tehama
Goggin John B., shoemaker, 1006 Twenty-second, r. 5
Powell Av
Goggin John F., conductor, r. 118 Laurel
Goggin John J., stonecutter, r. W s Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
Goggin Michael, laborer, r. N s A nr Eighth Av
Goggin Reginald D., clerk C. and C. Hospital, r. 17 Scott
Goggin Robert, clerk The Owl Drug Co., r. 23 South
Park
Goggin Thomas, laborer, r. 704 Laurel Av
Goggin Walter W., clerk Samuel W. Levy, r. Alameda
(Joggin William, teamster, r. Ill Ridley "
Gobi William (Gohl & Nelson) r. 532 Jessie
Gobi & Nelson (William Gohl and Nicholas Nelson) gro-
ceries and liquors, 416 O'Farrell
Gohlich Hei-man, liquors, 1200 Stockton, r. 819 Vallejo
(iohii Alexander, baker H. Voltmer
(JoiLov.ih George, restaurant, 20 Sacramento, r. 5 Mar-
k. t
Goicovich George J., r. 109 Austin Av
Goidler Thomas C, tinsmith, r. 217 Fourth
Gokel Charles, boxmaker, r. 1109 Treat Av
Golcher Catherine, widow, r. 1104 Page
Golcher Henry C. (Claybrough, Golcher & Co.) r. 105
Broderick
Golcher William J. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r. 1104
Page
Gold Adnlph, junk, r. 9 Thirteenth
Gold and Silver Extraction Co. of Am«rica(Liniited)The,
P. George Gow agent, 23 Stevenson
<>OLI» .4XD STOCK TELEGRAPH €0. OF
<'.iLIFOKNI.4, Frank Jaynes president, Edwaid
F. Weihe superintendent, 607 Market
Gold Canon Mining Co., Frederick A. Berlin secre^arv,
33 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Gold Hill Mining Co. (Grass Vallev, Cal.) C. A. Grow
secreary, 27 Mdls Bldg, 5th floor
Gold Lena Mrs., furn shed rooms, 1066 Howard
Gold Maria Miss, laundress, r. 3 Salmon
Gold Ridge Consolidated Mining and Milling Co. Tlic,
Richard Phelan president, R. H. Daley secretar\",
office 216 Post
Gold Thomas W., por.er Gladding, McBean & Co., r.
1233 Folsom
XS" Gold. See Golds and Goldt
<iOLU.4RACE.VA OREL >l.,drusgist, 1201 Dupont.
Telephone Main 1217, r. 1502 Powell
Goldbeck Charles, carpenter, r. 10 Henrietta Square
Goldbeck Charles H., carpenter, r. 309 Ninth
Goldbeck Theodore C, clerk James W. Merrill, r. 309
Ninth
Goldberg Adolph (Conradi & Goldberg) r. 3319 Clay
Goldberg Benjamin B., driver I". S. Laundry, r. 29
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & LEBEN-
RAliM (i"<'<*r|i<>rat«'(l) Jacob Goldberg
DH U ill president and Reneral iiianaser,
kiiUi;o O. Keil first viee-presldent. L.
LebenbauHi second vice-president, Menrj
A. BoM'en secretary and treasurer, ini-
porting grocers. Continental and East
Indian table Inxnries and novelties,
43«i.433 Pine, Telephone Main 1, 21.%-
•ii: Sntter, Telephone .Main HI, 3S0.>.
2809 Calirornia, Telephone West 101 and
319 Montgomery
Goldberg Carl, cigars and tobacco, 785 Market, r. 1410?*
Geary
Goldberg Charles, r. 3014 Sixteenth
Goldberg Charles, decorator, r. 12 Marye Terrace
Goldberg Daniel, tailor, r. 31 1 Hayes
Goldberg David, confectioner, r. 1907S Mission
Goldberg Davis, tailor, 526 Commercial, r. 1000 Mont-
gomerv
Goldberg Ezra, tailor, r. 608 Polk
Goldberg Gabriel, clerk, r. 1000 Montgomery
Goldberg Harry, clerk, r. 1000 Montgomery
Goldberg Henry, furniture and carpets, 717 McAllister
Goldberg Hyman, clerk Municipal Loan Office, r. 608
Polk
Goldberg L S., r. 1410i Gearj-
Goldberg Isaac, tailor John Reid, r. 608 Polk
GOLOBEKG J.4COB, presidentand general manager
Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum, 426-432 Pine, 215-
217 Sutter and 2805-2809 California, r. 1807 Broad-
wav
Goldberg Leon B., r. 2008 Pierce
Goldberg Le=ter, clerk Goldstein & Goldberg, r. 132S
Ellis
Goldberg Lippman, capitalist, r. I41O5 Geary
Goldberg Louis, student, r. 1410i Geary
Goldberg Louis, tailor, 1043 Valencia
Goldberg Louis R. (F. x & Goldberg) r. 1896 Mission
Goldberg Manuel, tailor, r. 1 Rose PI
Goldberg Max ladies' tailor, 109 Turk
GOLUBERti MAX, president and manager San Fran-
cisco Collateral Loan Bank, 538 Kearny, r. 904 Mc-
Allister
Goldberg Mejer, peddler, r. 520 Eighth
Goldberg Philip, salesman, r. 7271 McAllister
Goldberg Reutien, tailor, r. 1408 Devisadero
Goldberg Soloman, r. 1509 Post
Goldberg Solomon, clerk Conradi & Goldberg, r. 1410i
Gearv
Goldberg Willia-n (Goldstein & Goldberg) r. 1328 Ellis
Goldberger David, clerk Burg & Kleen, r. Oakland
Goldberger, Benjamine, r. 423 Washington
Goldblatt Nathan, second-hand clothing, 1060 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
s>il|CRLBE 5/^|yj pRfliHGlSGO GftLL
CHAS M. SHORTEIBGE.
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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(Joldeii Andrew, waiter stmi Mariposa
Golden Anne, widow, r. 413 First Av
Golden Bartholomew, teamster, r. 154 Shipley
Golden Catherine, widow, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
124 Erie
Golden City Dairy, Henry Hunkin jjropnetor, 148
Sixth
Golden City House, NE cor San Bruno and Silver Avs
Golden Delia, domestic Hotel Colonial
GOLUEW lil/itiLG HOTEL, Hugh Curran proprie-
tor, NW cor Mont^'omery and Broadway
Golden Frank, clerk, r. 700 Broadway
Golden Frank, iiorter Wetmore Bro8., r. 005 Green
Golden Gate A Ivertising Company, William T. Fonda
president, anil Thomas E. Haydon secretary, 324
Hayes
4;OLI>E.\ GATE ADVERTISING 1¥EW.S Ai\D
lilTERARV BUREAU, Daniel C. Dare manager,
420 Montg-omery, room (i
(Jol \en Gxte Ang-lo-japinese School, E. L. Merrill sup-
perintendent, 410 Franklin
(Jolddii Gate Avenue Block, 24-2S Golden Gate Av
GOLI»E\ GATE BLOCK, 123-131 Post, Davidson
k Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
Golden Gate Building anl Loan Association, James M.
Ellis secretary, 323 Montgomery
Golden Gate Button Factory, J. M. Wilkins & Co. pro-
l)rietors, 3681 Mission
Golden Gate Coal Co., Frank O'Kane proprietor, 1036
Golden Gate Av
Golden Gate Commandery Building, 625 Sutter
Golden Gate Comp'-es-ieJ Ye ist Co.,L. C. Enewold vice-
pretiident, R. W. Davis treasurer, 1420 Pine
<Jolden Gate Cotitracting C >., James J. Flynn proprietor,
76 Columbia Bid-'
GOLDEN GATE DISTILLING CO
l<)aac Woriuser president, J. A. Spanier
vice-p esldeut, S. I. Wormier secwlaiw,
'.>o: Battery. Telephone Main SOi, distil-
lery SE o»r Fllluiikre and €he>;tnat. Tel-
ephone West as
GOLDEV GATE DISTILLING €0*!* VEAST
DJi^POT, Hanry C. Siiamer manager, 821a Howard
Telephone Soutli 362
GOLDE.V GATE FAIR ASSOCIATION, DIS-
TRICT NO. I, Joseph 1. Dimond secretary, office
306 Market
GOLDEN GATE FLOLRING MILLS, Sperry &
C >. proprietors, office •<j04 Front
Golden Gate Glove F.ict.iry, Simon Biiruch & Co., pro-
prietors, 100 Battery
Golden Gate Glue Co., Chapman Solomoi Jr. agent, 10
Cali'ornia, room 20
Golden Gate Hall, George H. Root superintendent, 625-
623 Sutter
Golden Gate Hall, N s Pacific Av bet Polk and Van Ness
Av
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL, Mayrhofer Bros, proprie-
tors, 134 Fourth
GOLDEN G.ATE HOSPITAL, office 235 Kearny
G4»LDEN GITE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIA-
TION, Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper president, 1902
Vallejo
GOLDEN GATE KINDERGARTEN FREE
NORMAL TRAINING •€Hl»OL, Miss Anna M.
Sti.vall instructor and i)rincipil, 211-213 Ninth
GOLDEN GATE LIVERY AND
RIDING ACADEIVIY, nr^CV;
pr<»l>riet<>r<, •ti-:ii mtltU'n Gate Av, Tele-
p1i»ne Snalh ;U:?
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TVTKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs. opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imrorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
GOLDEN GATE LUMBER CO.,
O. M. Greenewald pi-eKldeut, D. H. Bibb
viee-presldent, A. Ileilbronner secretary,
«»llli'e 4 Sntter, roonn 8-I«, Telephone
.tiain 7>C, yardH at North Beach, bonnd
ed by Powell, Beach, Stockton and North
Point
Gl»LDEN GATE MACHINE >VORKS, Adam
Sehilling & Sons proprietors, 211-213 Main
Golden Gata Military Band, George Hildebrandt mngr,
432 Hayes
Golden Gate Nursery, Edward L. Reimer proprietor, NE
cor Folsom and Twentieth
Golden Gate Operatic Society, 1837 Fillmore
GOLDEN GATE PAPER Bl»\ FACTORY, A.
Fleishhaoker & Co. proprietors, 520-522 Market
GOLDEN GATE PARK, entrance Baker bet Oak
and Fell
GOLDEN GATE PARK COMMISSIONERS,
office Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park
GOLDEN GATE PARK LIFE SAVING STA-
TION, Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
GOLDEN GATE PARK PUBLISHING CO.,
Mvsell & Rollins proprietors, 512 Clav
GOLDEN GATE PLASTER
MIIIC Lnca* «t Co. proprietors, man- ^^
ITIILLO* nrarturers calcine plaster I M
(plaster Paris) ni:irble dost and land plas- ^^
ter. -Ji.VJi: Main ^^
GOLDEN GATE PillM.ARV SCHOOL. Mrs.
Aurelia Griffith principal, Golden Gate Avbet Pierce
and Scott » ^.
GOLDEN GATE SALMON CO., George Tasheira l#J
))resident, Charles F. Overton secretary, 40 Califor- ^J^
nia, room 2 ^^^
GOLDEN GATE STEAM DYE ^
ll/riDIIC ^' '• ■'cterson «t Brother ^^
nUnlVOi proprietors, dyeinu and I
cleanini; of every description, chemical ( ^
cleaning of ladies and gentlemen's cloth- V# /
lug, 312 McAllister «
Golden Gate Tallow Works, Milton Schuster jiroprietor,
Bay View
Golden' Gate Towel Co , William De Courcy manager,
659 Mxrket, room 65
GOLDEN GATE TRAINING KINDERGARTEN,
Mi.^s AunaM. Stovall principal, 211 Ninth
GOLDEN GATE irNDERTAKING COMPANY,
Gaorge W. Keeler manager, Harry E. Snook assist-
ant manager, 2429 Mission, Telephone Mission 102
GOLDEN GATE VALLEY FREE KINDER-
G.IKTEN. Miss Anna M. Arnold prineii>al, 1816
Union
Gilden Gate Villa The, HaggertBros. proprietors. Forty-
ninth Av and D
GOLDEN G.4TE W.liREHOIISE (general merchan-
dise) Searle & Holt proprietors, 41-49 First
Golden Gate Warehouse, S. H. Frank & Co. i)roprietors,
SE cor Commercial and Battery
GOLDEN G.ATE WAREHOfSE, Sperry Flour Co.
proprietors, 13-15 Main
GOLDEN GATE WIRE CLOTH MANIIFAC
TOTIY, Victor Enginger proprietor, 8-10 Pine
GOLDEN GATE WOOLEN M ANlFACTilRING
CO.. Stephen T. Gage president, William MacCann
secretary and treasurer, office 535 Market, mill bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth, Hamjjshire and Bryant
Av
Golden George A., butcher, r. 10 Dearborn PI
Golden George E., driver, r. 236 J Oak
Golden Hugh M., conductor Gearr St. HR., r. 334a Sec-
ond Av
DIXON, B0RGE80N& CO. SHOW GflSES
3T MARKET ST., S.
Evening Bulletin ■
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THE LEADING and MOST
NFLUENTIAL PAPER OP
THE WEST..-See Page 313.
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WITH THE
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428 California Street
Golden Jacket Mining Co. (Humboldt, Nev.) D. Guy
McClellan president, Robert G. McClellan secreUry,
331 Montgonieiy, room 24
Golden John, laborer, r. 1 Alemany
Golden John, laborer, r. 12 Ferrie
Golden John, iwrter Market St. Ry., r. 3 Golden Court
Golden John, teamster, r. 78 Natoma
Golden John R., painter, r. 725 Church
Golden John W., r. 414 Eddy
Golden Kingr Mining Co., Edward Polhemui president,
George A. Moore secretary, 208 California
Golden Margaret, widow, r. 19 Albion Av
Golden Mathew J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
3119 Si.\teeuth
Golden Maurice M., groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason
and Green, r. 808 Green
Golden Michael E. , r. 331 Turk
Golden Patrick J., paver, r. 818 Lyon
GOLDE.\ RULE BAZ.i.4R, Davis Brothers proprie-
tor, 718-722 Market and 1234 Market
Golden Rule Mutual Building and Loan Association The,
John Bruckman secretary, 209 Sansome
Golden State Amateur Press Assn, William A. Dag sec-
retary, 120 Sutter, room 2
Golden State House, John Flaherty proprietor, 1207
Market
Golden State Land Company, Henry Geilfuss president
Rudolph Mohr secretarv, 39 Flood Bldg
Golden State Publishing Co." The, Charles A. Boldemann
manager, 142 Phelan Bldg
Go den State The (monthlv) Charles A. Boldemann man-
ager. 142 Phelan Bldg"
Golden State The, Mrs. Marie A. Klein proprietor, 10(i
Eddy
Golden State Trading Co., Menasseh A., Silas M. and
Reuben M. Joseph proprietors, 939 Howard
GOLi»f:\ STATE ^ l.\E .4M» LM|I <»R UEFOT,
Ha
'A-1 Turk
GOLDEN STATE AND MJNERS;
InUll WOnKO) Slide* Valve "'«>rlTss
Ensilne. nlller's l»aple.v Steam Pniiips.
(iletcbell A French .lletallic PackiiiR.
Wales L. Palmer president, miiiam E.
Palmer secretary. Jolin ^\ . Bronn super-
intendent, 'i3l-2ol First, Teleplioue .Main
273
Golden Thomas, r. 414 Eddy
Golden Thomas, carriagewasher, r. 195 Stevenson
Golden Thomas E., shoemaker, r. 413 First Av
Golden Thomas H. , painter, r. 414 Eddy
Golden Thomas J., wholesale lumber, iiCalifornia, room
12, r. 12201 Webster
Golden West. ilrs. Emilv A. Hopkins proptr, 438Gearv
GOLDEN WEST BOILER WORKS
tOnioy «t Pretorlons proprietors, for-
merly of the California Boiler Woriss,
boilers, tanks and niinins cars, repairs
promptly attended to, and sheet iron
Mork of all descriptions, 619 Braunan
Golden Wtst Bottling Co., Jacob Hilpisch proprietor,
P^ 417-419 Eighth
Golden West Building and Loar Association, Sol J.
f Levy secretan', 304 Montg(mierv3 o .
Golden West Hall" 320 Post ' -""=^
OOLDE\ WEST IBO.\ WORKS, Dyer Brothers
^ proprietors, 110 Main
GOLDEN WEST HOTEL, Wieneke & Plagemann
^ proprietors, 32-36 Ellis
Golden West News Co., Frank Scott proprietor, 36 Ellis
Golden West Portrait Co., Martin H. Wilkins proprietor,
■-«.= 11 Gean-
GOLDEN W EST POFLTRl AND GAME STALL,
Paul J. Desenfant proprietor, 11-15 Pacific Fruit
""^ Market
Golden West Stjibles, Peter F. Garrity proprietor, 1603
Gear}-
Golden West Tailoring and Renovating Co., Henry R.
Newbauer manager, 523 Market
Golden William, laborer, r. 43 Everett
Golden William F., policeman, r. 1436 Twentieth
a^ Golden. See Golding
Goldenberg Frank, peddler, r. 108 Shiplev
GOLDER BROTHERS (Louis F., Robert and George 1
groceries, 1422 Howard
Golder Geor>;e (Golder Bros.) r. 1121 Bush
Golder Louis, capitalist, r. 1121 Bush
Golder Louis F. (Golder Bros.) r. 1121 Bush
Golder Robert (Golder Bros.) r. 1121 Bush
Goldfish Benjamin, merchant, 204 Front, rooms 11-12, r.
2932 Jackson
Goldhammer Louis, clerk, r. 411 Pacific
Goldin Isadore, teacher, r. 508 Fulton
Goldin Moses, meat inspector, r. .508 Fulton
Golding Aaron, salesman Borck & Rosenberg, r. 71S
Eddy
Golding Edward, laborer, r. 13 Garden Av
Golding Edward, railroad builder, r. 204 Turk
Golding Heber, butcher, r. 226 Rose Av
Golding Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 613 Turk
Golding Thomas S., clerk, r. 613 Turk
Goldkuhl William J. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r._75<.
Howard
Goldman Alfred J., clerk, r. 1S36 Eddy
Goldman Aaron (M. Marsh & Co.) r. 320 Seventh
Goldman Bell M ss, school teacher, r. 428 Franklin
Goldman Benjamin F., traveling salesman, r. 1721 Scot!
Goldman Bernard, hairwork, 250 Sutter
Goldman Clarence O. (I. S. Go dman & Son) r. 2309 Post
Goldman Harris, collector M. Rothschild, r. 249 Eleventh
Goldman I. S. & Son (Isaac S. and Clarence O. Goldman)
modelmakers, 58 First
Goldman Isaac, collector Chicago Clock Co., r. 2.55
Eleventh
Goldman Isaac A., capitalist, r. 1310 Laguna
Goldman Isaac S. (I. S. Goldman & Son) r. 2309 Post
Goldman Isaac W. (J. G .Idman & Co. ) r. 918 Van Ness A v
Goldman J. & Co. ^Joseph and Isaac W. Goldman and
Jacob Wolfrom) general merchandise, 4 Sutter, rm 6
Goldman Jacob (J. Schussler & Co.) r. 428 Franklin
Goldman Jacob, groceries and liquors, 1200 Kentucky
Goldman Joseph (J. Goldman & Co.) r. Hotel Richelieu
Goldman Joseph, mining, r. 1836 Eddy
Goldman Joseph H., manager Davol Medicine Co., 632
Market, r. 328 Haight
Goldman Julia E. Miss, teacher Richmond Prinuirv
School, r. 1836 Eddy
Gi>ldman Leopold, tailor, 1229J Market
Goldman, Levy & Co. (Isidor N. Levy) wholesale «int-
and liquors, 209 Sansome
Goldman Louis J. (GtJdman & Son) r. 1310 Laguna
Goldman Mark L. (Goldman & Son) r. 3042 Sixteenth
Goldman Mattie, widow, r. 828 McAllister
Goldman Max 1 Goldman & Co.) r. 407 Powell
Goldman Rutherford G., modelmaker I. S. Goldman *c
Son, r. 2309 Post
Goldman Sanmel, merchant, r. 1505 Golden Gate Av
Goldman Samuel, painter, r. 1411 Valencia
Goldman Samuel L., clerk, r. 1310 Laguna
(Joldman Solomon, shoemaker, r. 14271 Laguna
Cioldman Tonv D., brasspolisher S. F. Gas Fixtiire and
Art Metal Co., r. 2309 Post
Goldman & Co. (Max Goldman and Fred. Frankenthalj
stock brokers, 312 Pine
Goldman & Son (Louis and Mark L.) dry goods and cloth-
ing 3029- 3031 Sixteenth
(ioldniaiiii Albert, carpenter, r. HOG De Haro
GOLDMANN ERNESTINE,
profe.ssor of piano, eraduate Conserva-
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Geary
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Goldmeyer Aaron, butcher, r. 29Russ
Goldmeyer Abraham, butcher Issac H. Goldmeyer, r. 29
Ruis
Goldmeyer Edward, butcher, r. 29 Russ
Goldmeyer Isaac H., butcher 576 Howard, r. 574 How-
ard
Goldmeyer Louis, merchant, r. 29 Russ
Goldner Alfred C, attorney at law, 530 California, room
32, r. 421 Fair Oaks
Goldner Hattie Mrs., teacher music, r. 421 Fair Oaks
Goldner Julius, German interpreter, 530 California,
room 32, r. 421 Fair Oaks
Goldrath Rosa, widow, r. 032 Grove
Goldring Abraham, tailor, r. C26 Minna
Goldsack Alexander A., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1634 Grove
Goldsam Matthias, confectioner Tivoli Cafe, r. 121 Twen-
ty-seventh
Goldsberg- Margaret, widow, r. 6 Bridge PI
Goldsberry William D., butcher, r- 602 Gough
Gold-b ir ugh Margaret, widow, r. 12 Briggs PI
Goldschmidt rn ild dry goods, n .tions, etc., 1529 Turk
Goldschm dt Emil, journalist, r. 1045 Market
Goldschmi.lt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 358 Fourth, r.
1485 Silver
GoldshiFdt Fred, cigarmaker Frahm & Frankenbcrg, r.
737 i Kearny
Goldsmidt Julius, clerk Security Loan Bank, r. 346
Sixth
Goldsmidt Lyman, r. 1830 Sutter
Goldsmid. Nathan, furnishing goods, 348 Sixth, r. 346
Sixth
Goldsmith Ada Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1728a Sutler
Gol smith A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1820 Webster
Goldsmith Annie L., widow, r. 'ir>5 First
Goldsmith B., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 917
O'Farrell
Goldsmith Benjamin A., asst secretary H. Liebes & Co.,
r. 1219 lioarv
Goldsmith Bernard, shoecutter Fe.K & Goldberg, r.
Berkeley
Goldsmith Bernhard (Pac. Butchers' Supply Co.) r. 414
Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Bert, mnfrs' agent, 308 Mirket, room 18
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
Scho 1, r. 172Sa Sutter
Goldsmith C. vi., wilow r. 1100 Fell
GOLDSMITH EOWIN S..
eui^i-axr \»«'<luii»g and >lsHlii!: cards, no-
tary ami society seals, 3« MoDtKomery, r.
818 Larklii
Goldsmith Elizabeth, widow, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Gaston, carrier Post ' fRce, r. 225 Third Av
Goldsmith iJeorge, bartender, r. 1 Vincent
Goldsmith George, waiter, r. 239 Ninth
Goldsmith Ger-on, traveling salesman St'ner, Straus &
Hyman, r. 1219 Geary
Goldsmith H.nnah, hairdresser, r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Helen Miss, saleslady S. Stencj', r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Henry, cashier Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
biu s r. 414 Hyde
Goldsmith Henry, teamster, r. 2008 O'Farrell
Goldsmith Hug,), clerk H. Levi k Co. , r. 1100 Van Ness
Av
Goldsmith Jeanette, widow, r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Joh 1, laborer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks. r. 711 Howard
Goldsmith John N., bookkeeper McCarthy Bros., r. 1525
Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Julius R. , solicitor, r. 1450 O'Farrell
Goldsmith Lee, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1911 Baker
Goldsmith Leon, usher Alcazar Theater, r. 923 Geary
Goldsmith Liuis, clerk, r. 1383 Post
Goldsm th Laci-m, fringemaker, r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Maggie Mrs., r. 414 Golden Gate Av
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Goldsmith Max, clerk Levi & Co., r. 1363 Post
Goldsmith Meyer, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1408
Pine
Goldsmith Milton, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbauni ,
r. 414 Hyde
Goldsmith Moses, clerk H. Liebes & Co.. r. 1219 Geary
Goldsmith Nettie Miss, stenographer H. M. Newhall &
Co.. r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Oliver, salesman W. E. Fisher & Co., r. 1525
Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Rose Miss, principal Fremont Primary ychool,
r. 1728a Sutter
Goldsmith Rosine, widow, r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Samuel, clerk, r. 346 Sixth
Goldsmith Sophie, widow, r. 1408 Pine
Goldsmith Thomas S., clerk M. S. Grinbaum & Co., r.
1007 Pierce
Goldsmith V., bookkeeper, r. 1219 Geary
Goldsmith Walter J., actor, r. 1200 Union
Gollsmith Zerline, widow, r. 1219 Geary
Goldstein Abraham (Goldstein Bro-.) r. 1208 Eddy
Goldstein Alexander', secretary The Kutner-Goldstein
Co., 4 Sutter, r. 2316 Washington
Goldstein Antone, tinsmith W. J. Ray Mnfg. Co., r.
Alamed ..
Goldstein Bernard M. (Goldstein Bros.) r. 1530 Ellis
Goldstein Brothers (Abraham and Bernard M.) fringe,
cords and tassels, 10-12 Sutter
Goldstein Charles (Goldstein & Goldberg) r. 1328 -pilis
Goldstein David, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r; 1606J
Turk
Goldstein Emanuel L. Mrs., widow, r. 1423 Sutter
Goldstein Eugene, clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 601
Buchanan
Goldst-in Fannie Miss, r. 3216 Washington
Goldstein Franz M., teacher Girls' High School, r. 'ilOC
Larkin
Goldstein Harris, shoemaker, r. 23i Moss
Goldstein Henry, clerk Cohl Bros.,'r. 226 Kearny
Goldstein Henry, money broker, 231 Third, r. 1919 Sutter
Goldstein Hiram, sal sman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
334 Gold'U G ite Av
Goldstein Jacob, salesman Max Silberberg, r. 102 Austin
Av
Goldstein Jacob, second hand clothing, 335 Third
Goldstein John, peddler, r. 42 Julia
Goldstein Joseph, furnished rooms, 116 Grant Av
Goldstein Joseph P., expressman, NE cor O'Farrell and
Mason, r. 4 Codman PI
Goldstein Julius P., expressman, r. 4 Codman PI
Gold tein Karl, tailor, 634 Ellis
Goldstein Leon (Goldstein & Co.) r. 1315b Steiner
Goldstein Leon, tailor, 703 Hyde
Goldstein Leon A., salesman Raphael's Incorporated, r.
231 O'Farrell
Goldstein Louis, expressman, r. 1450 O'Farrell
Goldstein Louis, tailor, r. 614 Post
Goldstein Ludwig, with John G. H. Meyer, r. 2106 Lar-
kin
Goldstein Martin, boots and shoes, 1197 Market, r. 1044
Howard
G(dd8tein Maurice, stationery, 303 Grant Av, r. 2S
Stockton
Goldstein Miller, r. 311 Van Ness Av
Gold.^tein Morris (Goldstein & Levin) r. 13 Chesley
Goldstein Morris, peddler, r. 316 Eleventh
Goldstein Pauline, widow, r. 601 Buchanan
Goldstein Perry, tailor, 623i Post
Goldstein Sadie Miss, typewriter, r. 1150 Golden Gate Av
Goldstein Samuel, r. 228J Post
Goldstein Samuel, compositor Filmer- Rollins Electrotype
Co., r. 1416a Ellis
Goldstein Samuel, fringemaker Max C. Ettinger
Goldstein Samuel, peddler, r. 213 Langton
Goldstein Samuel, vice-president The Kutner-Goldstein
Co., 4 Sutter, rooms 2-3, r. 902 Eddy
Sh-rall bK in Every Hausehold Rented at Ji.oo per Hontk
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C»«Wsteiii Sauford L. (Fontana & Co.) r. 1423 Sutter
Cinldsteiii Sarah, widow, r. 605 McAllister
tJoIdstein Simon (Goldstein A: Cohn) and treasurer Gold-
stein & Co., 26 O'Farrell, r. 1936 Stevenson
Goldstein Simon, rabbi Congregation Shaaii Zedek, r.
1437 Pine
Goldstein Solomon, tailor, r. 4t>6 Clementina
Goldstein Solomon, cashier Henrv Goldstein, r. 1919
Sutter
Goldstein William, with California Wine Association,
r. 1721 Pacific Av
(;OIiD!^TEI.\ A t"0. (incorporated) H. (>)hn presi-
dent, Charles Kircbner secretary, Simon Golostein
trea.«urer. costumers, 26 O'Farrell
Goldsteni «fe Co. 1 Leon Goldstein and John C. Keman)
job printers and publishers San Francisco Stock Ex-
change List, 326 Pine
Goldstein & Cohn (Simon Goldstein and Herman Cohn)
human hair goods, 822 Market
Goldstein & Goldberg (Charles Goldstein and Vllliam
Goldberg) groceries, 1420 Ellis
(Joldstein & Levin (Morris Goldstein and Max Levin)
junk, 95.5 Folsom
Goldstone Abraham, clerk Charles Goldstone, r. 1427
Bush
Gi>ldstone Bertha, widow, cigars and tobacco, 507 Hayes
Gladstone Brothers (Moses A., Henrj, Joseph and Leo
W.) drj- goods, 926-928 Dupont
Goldstone Charles, poultry and game, 11-12 Grand
Western Market, r. 1427 Bush
Goldstone Charles, tobacco stripper, r. 523 Grove
Goldstone Davis, jewiler, 651 Washington, r. 917 Pacific
Goldstone Edwin, cigar dealer, r. 2207 Fulton
Goldstone Henry ((Joldstone Bros.) r. Portland, Or
Goldstone Henrj-, Njokkeeper Charles Goldstone, r. 1427
Bush
Goldstone Jacob, capitalist, office 926-92S Dupont, r.
1608 Gear)-
Goldstone Jacob, clerk, r. 1427 Bush
CiOLD.STOME JOU\ B., manager M. Lambeth &
(.v.. , 101 Market, r. 414 Buchanan
Goldstone Joseph (Goldstone Bros.) r. Portland, Or
Goldstone Jo.seph, salesman Mark Goldstone, r. 735b
Ellis
Gol'Istone Julius (Wj-man k Goldstone) r. 417 Hayes
Goldstone Leo W. (Goldstone Bros.) r 1608 Geary
Goldstone Lewis, student, r. 2207 Fulton
Goldstone Louis, clerk Napthaly, Friedenrich & Acker-
man, r. 513 McAllister
Goldstone Mark, clothing, 35 New Montgonierv, r. 735h
Ellis
Gvldst^ine Mitchel, merchandise broker, 118 Batten-,
r. 1406 Post
(ioldstone Morris, junk, r. 718 Linden Av
(k)ldstone Moses A. (Goldstone Bros.) r. 1728 Sutter
Goldstone Percy, printer, r. 2207 Ftilton
Goldstone Percy, s.ilesraan Baruch Solomon, r. 1406
Post
Goldstone Philip, butcher, r. 1427 Bush
Goldstone Richard L. , porcer, r. 542A Brj ant
Goldstone Samuel, barber, r. 718 Linden Av
GolJstone Samuel, clerk Langlev & Michaels Co.,r. 1427
Bush
Goldstone Samuel J., cigars and tobacco, 508 Market, r.
2207 Fulton
Goldstone Samuel J. Jr., clerk Samuel J. Goldstone, r.
2207 Full on
G.ildt John G., clerk C. Mehrtens, r. SW cor First Av
and Point Lobos Av
G jidtborpe Albert, r. 607 Pine
Gtddthwaite Oceana I., teacher dancing and music, 4
Ridley
G'lldtree Hr.jthers (Nathan, Isaac and Morris) produce
and commission merchants, 14 Sansome, room 32
CJoldtree Isjuc (GoldtreeBros.) r. Gt-rmauy
Goldtree Isador, bookkeeper, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Goldtree M >rris (Goldtree Bros. 1 r. German v
Goldtree Nathan (Goldtree Bros.) r. 930 Eddy
Gold water Benjamin G., printer, r. 1607 Broderick
Gcildwater Jacob, teamster John McQueen, r. 427 Na-
toma
Goldwater John, upholsterer, r. 427 Natoma
Goldwater Marks, second-hand clothing, 303| Third
Goldwater Michael M., commission merchant, 18-20
Battery-, r. 1320 Sutter
Goldwood Julia, widow, dressmaking, 116 St. Ann's
Bldg
Goldzieher Stephen, accoimtant Hevnemann & Ce., r.
2108 Taylor
Golender James, salesman, r. 299 Hyde
Golia Vincent, machinist, r. 15J Lafayette PI
Golita Mining Co. (Mono Co., CaL) Daniel M. Kent secre-
tarj-, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
Goliza Antonio, fisherman, r. 323 Vallejo
Gollan John, tailor, r. 30 Lapidge
Gollender Besie Mrs , dressmaker, r. 23 Langton
Gollender Isaac, painter, r. 23 Langton
Goller Edmund, r. 411 Sehrader
Goller Frank, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 627 Green
Goller Henrj- J., r. 8J Walnut Av
Gollin Walter W. , manager Transatlantic Marine Ins.
Co. (limited) 311 California, r, San Jose, Cal
Gollner Joseph, cook Louis Diezelski, r. 433 Hayes
GoUner William, watchman, r. llj Vincent
Gollober Julius, bankrupt stock buyer M. Franklin •!*
Bro.,r. 428 Fell
Golly Ambrose, jeweler, r. 520 Filbert
GollV August, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 1024 Filbert
Golly Edward V., clerk M. R. Higgins, r. 1013i
Filbert
Gollv Joseph (GoUv i: Fuchs) r. 328 Jersey
Golly Lena, widow, r. 1013^ Filbert
GOt.LT LEO.\, secretan- and manager Standard
Soap Co., 5-25 Market, r."ll02 Myrtle, Oakland
Golly William, clerk, r. 1013| Filbert
Golly & Fuchs (Joseph Golly and Stephen Fuchs) bar-
bers, 325 Grant Av
Golobich Joseph, lodgings, 272 Brannan
Golobich Martin, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Goloskoff Sevali, broommaker, r. Alms House
Golton T., pressman, r. 435| Tehama
Goltz Frederick, butler, r. 1090 Eddy
Goltzene Christian, baker\-, 758 Brvant, r. 1-25 Morris
Av
Golz Philip, laundrj-man, r. 2 Chapel PI
Goman John, janitor Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, r. 1621 Post
Gomer Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 13 Hopeton Ter-
race
Gomerly Edward, car driver, r. 444 SLxth
Gomersell Charles, oysterman H. Puttock, r. 1603 Cali-
fornia
Gomerj- Charles, baker, r. 7l)3 Howard
Gomes George, cook, r. 108 Jackson
Gomes John F., carpenter, r. 25 Oak, rear
Gomes Marie Mrs., shirtmakar Charles .M. Apelt, r. 1636
Dupont
Gomes Robert, chief steward stmr Mariposa^
Gomes W. F., ■2d cook stmr Mariposa
Gomez Antone F., clerk C. S. Navy Pay Office, r. 1821
Pine
Gomez Charles, chief cook stmr Apache
Gomez Edward R., latmdryman, r. 19a Lafayette
Gomez Frances Miss, seamstress, r. 408 Vallejo
Gomez John, liquors, 34 Jackson, r. 321 Drumm
Gomez JohnR., sign painter, r. 14021 Powell
Gomez Joseph, pressman, r. 408 Vallejo
Gomez Juan E., janitor S. F. Free Library and Mexican
groceries, 140i| Powell
Gomez Julius J., bartender, r. 322.V Pacific, rear
Gomez Manuel, barber, 101 Montgomerj- Av
Gomez Manuel, shoemaker, r. 408 Vallejo
Gomez Maurice, deckhand stmr Encinal, r. 305 Twent.\ -
sixth
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(Jomez Pedro Y., sexton
Cedar Av
Gdinez Rafael, longshoreman, r. 1318 Dupont
Gomez Refugio C, widow, r. 124 Cedar Av
(Jomez Robert, r. 417 Kearny
Gomez Rose L. Miss, saleslady Juan E. Gomez, r. 1402i
Powell
(iomez William, bartender, r. 1301 Point Lobos Av
(Jommet Fleury, agent, r. 389 Kearny
(Sommet Philomene, furnished rooms, 724 California
(iomnio William L., electrit-ian, r. 807 Diamond
Gomo Louis F., laborer, r. 1318 Florida
Gompertz Charles F., manager insurance dejit A. U.
Gonzales & Co., r. Berkeley
Gompertz M., stationery, 522 Hayes
Gompertz Walter A., bookkeeper R. Dunsmuir & Sons,
r. Berkeley
Goncalves Anton, printer, r. 12J Lewis PI
Goncalves G^orge J., brassmolder Thomas Day *c Co., r.
12^ Lewis PI
Goncalves Joseph, printer, r. 12J Lewis PI
Goncalves Manoel, shoemaker, 6ia Post, r. 12| Lewis PI
Goncalves Manoel G., tilesetter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 121 Lewis PI
Gondelin Joseph, bootblack, SW cor Ninth and Howard
Gonderson- Thomas, bartender Peters Bros., r. NE cor
Kearny and Washington
Gondolfo Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 331 Broadwa\
Gonnella Doinenlco, fisherman, r. 442 Green
Gonterman James C, liquors, 506 Clay
Gonyeftu John B., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 124 Seventh Av
Gonzales Abraham, paperhanger, r. 109i Ridley
Gonzales Alfred, capitalist, r. 2322 Devisadero
Gonzale-: Ambrose, marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Gonzales Andreas, teacher Spanish, r. 44 Hancock
Gon2»les Andrew S., barber, 2537 Sutter, r. 1420 Baker
Gonzales Angelo, laborer, r. 714 Fourteenth
Gonzales Ares, porter stinr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Gonzales Francesco, laborer, r. 54 First
Gonzales Frank, whitener, r. 513 Filbert
Gonzales Isidario, barber, r. 27 Stone
Gonzales John, ironer La Grande Laundry,
ard
Gonzales John, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Gonzales John, waiter, r. 3 Reed PI
Gonzales Luciana, widow, r. 72.'i| Broadway
Gonzales Lucius S., niprine engineer, r. 1414 Stcj
Gonzales M. E. physician, r. Palace Hotel
Gonzales Micha«l, cook, r. 367 Clementina
Gonzalez A. Antonio B. (A B. Gonzalez & Co.)
O'Farrell
Gonzalez A. Antonio F. (A. B.Gonzalez & Co.) r. 1122
O'Farrell
<;OKZALEK A. B. A €0. (Antonio B., Antonio F.,
and Luis G. Gonzalez A.) importers and commission
mprchants, 303 California, room 2, Telephone Main
.VZIS
Gonzalez A. Luis G. (A. B. Gonzalez & Co.) r. 1122 O'Far
rell
Gonzalez Alberto, machinist, r. 710 Vallejo
(ronzalez Benjamin, compositor Josejih M. Torres, r.
1100 Powell
Gonzalez Edwina Miss, r. 3614 Sixteenth
Gonzalez Felix, nurserv, NE cor Crescent and Wayne
Av
Gonzalez Florence, domestic, 1230 Jones
Gonzalez Frank, r. 1445 McAllister
Gonzalez Frederick, clerk Parke & Lacy Co.. r. 2203 Sac-
ramento
Gonzalez Joaquin, clerk Urruela, Urioste & Co., r. 22(i8
Sacramento
Gonzalez Joseph C, barber, r. 213 Powell
Gonzalez Joseph F., clerk John Middleton, r. 645 Geaiy
Gonzalez Manuel B., barber, 2724 Sutter
Gonzalez Manuel E., tinsmith, r. 1221 Eddy
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Gonzalez Marie, domestic 1230 Jones
Gonzalez Miguel, merchant, r. 2203 Sacramento
(Jonzalez Miguel Jr., student, r. 2203 Sacramento
Gonzales Robert, seaman stmr Colima
Gooliv Bessie Miss, hairdresser, r. 626 Eddy
Goocii Dewitt, laborer, r. 605 Clay
Gooch Henrv T., engineer Phoenix White Lead and
Color Wics, r. 605 Clay
Good Charles, photographer, r. 453i Tehama
Good Elisa, nurse, r. 4 Bacon PI
Good Harry, bartender, r. 807 California
Good Harn- C, r. 2633 Sacramento
Good Henry (Henry Good & Sons) r. W s ^orbett Road
opp Twenty-second :, , , t x
Good Henry & Sons (Henrj-, H. Gordon and John L.)
dairy, W s Corbett Road opp Twenty-second
Good H. Gordon (Henry Good & Sons) r. W s Corbett
Road opp Twenty-second
Good John, shoemaker, r. 29431 Mission
Good John L. (Henry Good & Sons) r. W s Corbett Road
opp T went v-second .
Good Richard, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 210 Michi-
Good William C. (Henry Good & Sotr.i) r. W s Corbett
Road opp Twenty-second
Good Walter C, r. 2633 Sacramento
g^ Good. See Goode
Goodale John R., physician, office, 8731 Market, r.
Oakland
Goodale Nettie Mrs., r. 323 Eddy
Goodall Arthur, clel-k Oregon Coal and Navigation Co.,
r. Oakland „ ^
<;OODALL CHARLES (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) and
vice-president Oceanic Steamship Co., 327 Market,
r. SE cor Pierce and McAllister
Goodall Charles, carpenter John W. Ferris, r. San Miguel
Goodall Charles, molder, r. 211 Clement
4;OODALL CHARLES HI., vice-president Oregon
Coal and Navigation Co , NW cor Broadway and
East, r. Oakland , -. .
4;OODALL EDWI.X (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) and
)>resident Oregon Coal and Navigation Co., NW cor
Broadway and East, r. Oakland
Goodall Harry, master mechanic Baldwin Theatre, r. 1417
Oak
CiOUDALL HARRV >V., vice-president Piper Aden-
Goodall Co., 7 Clay, r. SE cor Pierce and McAllister
Goodall James M. , gripman, r. 2516a Post
Goodall John A., clerk, r. 207 Larkhi
Goodall John R., bookkeeper John Demartini & Co., r.
1111 Vallejo , ^ J „
4;OOI»ALL. PERKINS A' CO. (Charles Goodall,
(Jeorge C. Perkins and Edwin Goodall) general
agents Pacific Coast Steamship Co., and superin-
tendents Ocean Division Union Pacific System and
agents Spring Valley Water Works for shipping, 10
Market, Telephone Main 138
l^~ Goodall. See Goodell
Gdodban Arthur E. , porter Jones k Co., r. 1717 Leaven-
wnrth
GOODBAN FRANK E. P..PH;»r
Alplia Traiiiwl .\urse Agency, 1117 ^an
!*css Av, Telephooie East 579
Goodby Albert, embos.ser Shreve & Co., r. 1225 Mission
(Joodbeck Paul, laborer, r. 1249a Eighteenth
Gocidcbild James, steward stmr China
(Joodchild Mary, widow, r. 527 Filbert
(ioodday Jacob L., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 2822 Pine
(joodday Louis, capitalist, r. 4 Hyde
Goode Lincoln, starter Cal. St. RR., r. 1804 Hyde
Goode William B. , toolmaker Shreve & Co. , r. 314 Eddy
Gocxle William C, traveling salesman Dunham, Carngan
& Hayden Co., r. Oakland
8^" Goode. See Good
Goodell C. Mrs., widow, r. 207 Larkin
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Goodell Charles E., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r
Hotel Strathmore
Goadell George H., master stmr Dauntless, r. "24 Gough
Goodell Oliver S., teacher drawing, r. 207 Larkin
(iOO»ELL A W ATE K.S (Philadelphia, Pa.) John D.
Eby agent, 29-31 Spear
a^" Goodell. See G(X>dall
Goodendorf Frank, waiter, r. 503 Eighth
Goodenough Alexander, jeweler, 1321 Pacific
Goodenough Milton A. N., watchmaker 1321 Pacific
Goodfellow Ernest, teamster, r. 10a Elliot Park
Goodtellow Francis .1. I., upholsterer John W. Flinn, r.
San Rafael
Goodfellow Mamie Miss, machine operator G. Rosenberg
& Son, r. 1211 Laguna
Goodfellow Ralph E. , plumber John Co\-ne, r. 2302a Sut-
ter
Goodfellow Summerfield S. , engineer, r. 2302a Sutter
GOODFELLOW WILIAH S., attornev at law,
.^.7-iil Nevada Block, Telephone Main 931, r. 935
Fifth Av, Oakland
GOOD FELLOWS' GROTTO THE
(foriuerlj lot- ■<(■* filth aad Uarkct) K. .1.
Tecliaa «t Co. proyrletors. raniily resort,
restaurant, >vines and liiiaors, Market,
Citr Hall :»ciaare and City Hall At, opp
Eishtb, Telephone Sooth 434
Goodf riend Carrie E. . bookkeeper Mrs. Nellie Beighle
Goodfriend Isidore, traveling salesman Louis Kline ^v
Co..r. 1406a O'Farrell
Goodfriend L. & Co. (Louis Go' Kifrieud) mnfrs clothing,
25 Sansome
Goodfriend Louis (L. Goodfriend & Co.) r. 1406a o'Far-
rell
Goodhe irt George, clerk, r. 73S Broadway
Goodhue Annie, widow, r. 71 Natoma
Goodhue Benjamin S., clerk Chronicle, r. »17 Van Ness
Av
Goodhue Frank, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Goodhue Howard C, teamster M. Friedman & Co. , r.
823 Capp
Goodhue James W , manager San Matsti Ranch Dain ,
r. 1722 Gearj-
Goodhue Lawrence, laborer, r. 71 Natoma
Goodhue Margaret L. Miss, trained inirse, r. 1608 Van
Ness Av
Goodhue Thimas J., engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 724
Clementina
Gooding Marj-, widow, r. 827 Fifteenth
Goodkind Abi-am (Goodkind & Keilus) r. 229.5 Sacra-
mento
Goodkind Mortimer A., clerk The Hub, r. 2295 Sacra-
mento
Goodkind Percival R., salesman The Hub, r. 2-295 Sacra-
mento
GOODKI.VD A KEILL.S (Abram Goodkind and
Charles Keilus 1 proprietors The Hub, 202-206
Kearny
Goodloe E. L. , freight clerk stmr San Bias
Goodloe Paul T., clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 1210 Jackson
Goodloe Robert P., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1508 Sacra-
mento
Goodman Abraham, jeweler, r. 306 Scott
Goodman Abraham, merchant, r. 902 McAllister
Goodman Adele, widow, r. 412 Post
Goodman Adolph, boots and shoes, 6 Sixth, r. 902 Mc-
Allister
Gooodman Adolphus, locksmith, r. 6 Miles PI
Goodman Albert, salesman, r. 1429 Post
Goodman Allf, bartender, r. 338 Ritch
Goodman Alphonso, coachman, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Benjamin F., salesman D. W. Bates, r. 2204
Fillmore
Goodman Chailes S. (Reed & Goodman) r. Oakland
Goodman Daniel, clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 412 Post
Goodman David, mining, r. 1225 Golden Gate Av
Goodman David, tailor, r. 695 McAllister
Goodman Dureasso, driver, r. 708 Diamond
Goodman Edgar L., r. 1603 Gough
Goodman Edward A., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 2134
Sutttr
Goodman Eliza, widow, r. 2134 Sutter
Goodman Felix, student, r. 104 Noe
Goodmm Frank J., tailor, r. 225 Minna
GOOblvi AN GEORGE, artlAcUl st«ne
niannracturer, :3u; Montgomery, Tele-
phone Main 53??, r. Oakland
Goodman Harry, cook, r. 217 Third
Goodman Henry, capitalist, r. 1603 Scott
Goodman Henry J. (Goodman- Levison Co.) r. 2134 Sutter
Goodman Isaac, pr)rter, r. 617 Bush
Goodman Isadore, salesman M. Franklin i: Bro., r. 1217
Geary
Goodman J., clerk Cal. Wine Assn, r. 306 Scott
Goodman Jacob, co<ik Brookl.vn Hotel
G<Jodm in Jacob, tailor, 1329 Polk, r. 1502 Pine
Goodman Jacob A., cigarmaker, 610i Minna
Goodman J. H. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Goodman J. J. Mrs , widow, r. 2134 Sutter
Goodman Josep 1, barber, 1525 Polk, r. 1519 Polk
Goodman Joseph, junk, r. 3 Sumner
Goodman Joseph, clerk Market St. Ry, r. 431 Fell
Goodman Leo, clerk, r. 2134 Sutter
Goodman Leon F., salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
412 Post
Goodman-Levison Co. (Henrj- J. Giwdman and Alexander
Levison) printers and engravers, 404-408 Sansome
Goodman Lillian Miss, teacher Irving Primary School, r.
1429 Post
Goodman Louis, clothing, 607 Jackson and 731 Mont-
gomery-
Goodman Louis, hamessmaker, r. 526| Hayes
(ioodman Louis J., clerk, r. 2134 Sutter
(Joodman Marcus, tailor, 5261 Hayes
(ioodman Marcus S., clerk, r. 1603 Gough
Goodman Morris, peddler, r. 42 Julia_
Goodmm Oscar, clerk, r. 104 Noe
Goodman Oscar G., salesman Nathan i: Gorxlman. r.
1603 Scott
(Joodman Paul, baker, r. 763 Howard
Goodman Rachel, widow, r. 1429 Post
Goodman Sarah, widow, r. 1603 Gough
G lodman Simon, cigars and tobacco, 434^ Si.xth
GOODMAN' T. H., general pissenger and ticket
age it Southern Pacific Co., 23-29 Union Trust BIdsr,
4 ilontgomen-, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Goodman Theodore iSimuel Caro & Co.) r. 1429 Post
Goodman Thomas B., laborer, r. 742 Willow Av
Goodman William G , master schr Robert Lewers, office
22 Market, room 12, r. Berkeley, Cal.
Goodmuudson Alvin K., clerk Howard H. Hogan, r.
Oakland
Goodmundson Ella K. Miss, stenographer Howard H.
Hogan, r. Oakland
(iiHxImurphy Sidney R., plumber, r. 1205 Taylor
Goodnight Rufus F., janitor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Goixlnow E. Mrs., dressmaker, r 917 Larkin
Goodnow James, r. 917 Larkin
Goodrich B. F. Co. The, E. C. Dailey manager, 35 New
Montgomerj-
Goodrich Courtland L. , purser stmr Belgic
CJoodrich E. D. , r. Palace Hotel
Goodrich Edwad B., r. 910 Laguna
Goodrich Egbert, gripm m Market St Rv. r. 239 Ninth "
Goodrich Fraricis M., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 2701
Pierce
Goodrich Frank E., laborer, r. 444 Minna
Goodrich George, machinist, r. 133a Fifteenth
fJoodrich G. Montrose, seaman, r. 615 Fulton
CJoodrich Hard Rubber Co. The, E. C. Dailey manager,
35 New Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET and SIDEWALK WORK
ent Work
Room 2C
Bituminous Rock and Ce
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMEftV STREET.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHOrOGRAPHIG Sr T, p. ANBREVS
GOO
651
Montgomery
GOR
Goodr ch James H., shoemaker, r. 148 Ninth
Goodrich John H., caiTiagemaker, r. 615 Fulton
Goodrich Mary, widow, r. 68 Minna
Goodrich P. P., r. 710 California
Goodrich Robert F., carpenter, r. 2700 Pine
Goodridge Charles, r. Alms House
Goodridge Henry C, bookkeeper Coburn, Tevis & Co., r.
1808 Hyde
Goodridge John, longshoreman, r. 247} Clara
Goodridge Joseph, r. 414 Polk
Goodron John H., broommaker, r. 147 J Fifth
Goodrum Wlliam E., commission agent, r. 423^ c?rod-
erick
Goods Carey S., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
dOODSELL D.4KIEL A., D. D., LL. I>., resident
bishop Methodist Episcopal Chuich, r. 435 Bu-
chanan
Goodsell de Courcey M., real estate, r. 429 First
Goodspeed Jennie Miss, r. 2408 Mission
Goodsjeed Lucv C, widow, r. 2408 Mission
Goodstein Abraham, glazier, r. 1022} Folsom
Goodsteiii Charles, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 607
Larkin
Goodwin Bella Mrs., physician, office and r. 1370 Market
Goodwin Charles, painter Geo. J. Smith & Sons
Goodwin Charles W., pork packer 15-32-34 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 1719 Turk
Goodwin Daniel F., longshoreman, r. 131 Greenwich,
rear
Goodwin Frank, carjienter, r. 442 Athens
Goodwin Frank J., secretary American Faucet Co. and
bookkeeper Pierce & Co., 11-16 Chronicle Bldg, r.
1027 Post
Goodwin Prtderick C, lumbennan, r. 125} Kimon PI
Goodwin George W., salesman S. J. Friedlander & Co.
r. 872 Eighteenth
Goodwin H., r. Alms House
Goodwin James A., clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. 1722
Broadway
Goodwin James P., capitalist, r. 1313 Taylor
«OODWIN JAMEi^ W., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills
Bldg, 10th floor, r. 1003 Morton, Alameda
Goodwin Jane C, furnished rooms, 521 Turk
Goodwin Jessie Miss, stenographer, r. 131 Greenwich
Goodwin J. F. & Co. (John F. and Thaddeus P. Good-
win) printers, 25 Eighth
Goodwin John F. (J. F. Goodwin &Co.) r. 1136 Howard
Goodwill Joseph, clerk, r. 431 Fell
Goodwin Laura, widow, r. 2620 Bush
Goodwin Laurence, r. 131 Greenwich, rear
GOODWIN IM. <& CO. (Michael Goodwin) im-
porters and dealers wines and liquors, 407 Battery,
Telephone Main 1087
Goodwin Mary, widow, r. 131 Greenwich, rear
Goodwin Michael (M. Goodwin & Co.) r. Commercial
Hotel
Goodwin Ktibert, capitalist, r. 1722 Broadway
Goodwin Thaddeus P. (J. F. Goodwin & Co.) and lumber
surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 147 Ninth
Goodwnn Thomas, r. 212 First
Goodwin Thomas A. , painter, r. 504 Natnma
Goodwin Thomas B., carjienter, r. 2215 Filbert
Goodwni Thomas J., teamster, r. 131 Greenwich, rear
Goodwin William L., porkpacker, r. 2620 Bush
Goodwin W. R. Rev. , pastor California Street Methodist
Episcoi)al Church, r. 2829 Cahfomia
8^ Goouwiii. See Godwin
Gijody John, merchant, r. Marchioness House
Goody Minnie, domestic 2524 Washington
eOODYEAK RUBBER CO., R. H. Pease vice-
president and manager, 577-579 Market
Goodyear Shoe Machinery Co., Henry Doyle & Co.,
agents, 517-519 Market
Goodykoontz Jasper, r. 417 Kearny
Goodyre Martin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, r. New
Continental Hotel
GOIIL, COKE, GIPPL and WOOD
KT LOMEST RKTES
TeMone Soutli 458. 960 Howard Street
JAMES CANTLEY
THE DNITEO STflTES BBEWERY
bre:\a/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER g>
WITH ^2^^
SUPEPIOR MALT and SUPfRiOR HOP"^. j
Goold Edniond L., with Alaska Commercial Co., r. 233 ; ^
Fair Oaks ^mm^
Goold Patrick P., laborer, r. 34 Minna **m^
^r Goold. See Gould S^n*
Goor Eva B., widow, r. 1218 Folsom ^™I^
Goos Charles, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1409b Pacific _^
Goosey Thomas E., clerk W. W. Chase Co., r. 219 Golden > >
Gate Av
Gopchevitch Bozo M., editor and proprietor The be ben
Ainerikana, 1329 Clay, r. 5 Bonita f^^^
Gopchevitch Peter M., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 5 j^^^^
Bonita ^^^^
Goppel Louisa, widow, r. 4 Tonningsen PI ^^^
Goppel William, driver U. S. Mail Service, r. 618 Third ^» .
Gordan Edward, millwright Joseph Wagner Mnfg Co., r. ^^n^
Oakland *^^^
Gordan Jacob (Gordan The Tailor) r. 730 McAllister (—\^
Gordan John N., Lieut. U. S. Navy, r. 1021 Haight , r
Gordan Ka ie, domestic 1838 Sutter m^^^
Gordan Patrick, cook. r. 7 Ninth
Gordan Robert J., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. o61i
Minna * , —
GORDAN THE TAILOR...... ^
«or.iau) merciiHat tailor, ll!i!J-H24 Mar- ■'^~"
ket, r. -30 McAllister ■
Gordan William, gripman, r. 1729 Eddy C^,^^
Gordanowsky Albert E., paperhanger W. S. Upham, r. V^^ ^
48 Sixth
Gordes Charles, machinist, r. 624 Fulton
Gordes Fiank, bakery, 3208 Sixteenth ^ pd
Gordon Alexander, clerk Western Meat Co., r. 20 5. ^
Twelfth ^ _
Gordon Alexander, gripman Market St. Ry., r. Ib4a <=, <=
Fulton __, <=
Gordon And- ew, fishennan.r. 21 Silver ^ 1=
Gordon Augusta E. Mrs., teacher German, r. 118} Ful- g- ^
ton "^ ^_
Gordon Charles E., clerk, r. 309 Fifth .-^ ^
Gordon Cuthbeit P., cashier Charles Christensen, r. 1714 3 ^
Clay ^ g^
GORDON C. W.) steam book and Job fZ c
uriuter, .*»* Mission, r. 912 Taylor ^^ ^
Gordon Daniel J. (Burke & Gordan) r. 1710a Buchanan «= =
Gordon Elden, switchm-xn S. P. Co., r. 57} South Park e
Gordon Elka Mrs., r. 53« O Farrell ^ g
Gordon Elliot, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 20} Hawthorne
Gordon F. E., ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. 204 Ellis 00 M U
Gordon Frank, salesman John Percy, r. 536 Fulton
Gordon George, carpenter, r. 423 Hayes
Gordon George, carpente , r. Hotel Fairmount
Gordon George, laborer, r. 2013 Folsom
Gordon George, laborer, r. Alms House
Gordon George, waiter, r. 132 Fourth
Gordon George F. (Gordon & Young) attorney at law, 14
Sansome, r. Berkeley
Gordon George G., stevedore, r. 251 Third
Gordon Georgina, widow, r. J 5J Bryant Av
Gordon Harrv G., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Berke-
ley
Gordon Harry M. , horseshoer, r. 4 Everett
Gordon Harry S., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 251
Third
Gordon Henrj", risrger, r. 1125 Dupont
Gordon J., watchman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. (12
Montgomerj'
Gordon James, carpenter, r. 9 Grand Av
Gordon James, conductor, r. 137 Center
Gordon James, laborer, r. 1016 Jackson
Gordon James, longshoreman, r. 314 Beale
(iordon James E., wholesale fruit, 202 Market, room 4,
r. San Jose
Gordon John (Montgomerj- & Co.) r. The Strathniore
Gordon John C. F., chief clerk Post Office Inspector, 78e
U. S. Appraisers' BWg, r. Oakland
STOVBS
KND KITCHEN SWPF'I-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
ia3 CALrFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintage*
of H. CUVILLIER a FRLRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
GOR
CD 1)
652
GOR
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Gordon Joseph, miner, r. VHH Shotwell
4;URDO>' LAIKA RE FORCE, attorney at law,
Mayre Law Bldgr, ln04 Market cor City Hall Square,
rooms 27-2S, r. 3 Fultr)n
Gordon Lennox A., cooper, r. 710 Folsoni
Gordon Levi B., policeman, r. 1908 Polk
Gordon Louis J., clerk, r. 654 Minna
Gordon Louise, widow, r. 1615 La^na
Gordon Lucy H., widow, r. 715 Eddy
Gordon Martin, bricklayer, r. 922J Natoroa
Gordon Martin I , meterman Pac. Gas Imp. Co.. r. 15|
Shendan
Gordon Marj-, domestic, r. 922J Folsom
Gordon Mary A., widow, r. Alms House
GirdonM. E. Mrs., widow, teacher German, r. IISJ
Fulton
Gordon Nicholas W. , bookkeeper George A. Bert on, r.
1661 Octavia
Gordon Noah H., bookkeeper Home Mutual Ins. Co., r.
Hotel Plea.sant<jn
Gordon Patrick, laborer, r 916 Jackson
Gordon Patrick, paver, r. 527 J Gearj-
Gjrdon Patrick, t«imster, r. 74 Brady
G.jrdon Patrick H. (Nunan & Gordon) r. 748 Seven-
teenth
Gordon Patrick J., bartender M. J. Pierce, r. 52 Rid-
ley
Gordon Patrick J., liquor dealer, r. 74 Brady
Gordon Phil K., ticket a,'ent Canadian Pac. Kailwav,
648 Market, r. 2112 Devisidero
Gordon Philip, clerk M. Schumacher &: Bro. r. 1208|
Turk
Gordon Robert, shipcarpenter, L'nion Iron Wks, r. 125
Twenty-second
Gordon Robert, stevedore, r. 561A Mi'ina
Gordon Samuel, merchant, r. 654 Minna
Gordon Samuel, peddler, r. 224 Eighth
Gordon Samuel A., salesman Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 120»i
Turk
Gordon Sarah, widow, r. 908J Jackson
Gordon Sheldon S., restaurant 3281 Mission, r. 1305
Guerrero ,
Gordon Walter, driver, r. 15 B.;,int Av
Gordon William, clerk John h! Sehleff, r. 908 J Jackson
Gordon William, driver L'. S. Mail Sen ice, r. 108 Clara
Gordon William, horseshoer Tiemev A McGlade, r.
1519J Ma.son
Gordon William, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Gordon William, stonecutter McPhee X Groliere, r. 41
Dorland
Gordon William, teamster, r. 74 Brady
Girdon William A., forman White Bros., r. 211 Shi.t-
well
Gordon William P., billposter, r. 25 Clara .\v
Gordon William T., printer, r. 849 G .Iden Gate Av
Gordon iS: Dil worth (of New Yorki table delec-acies,
Au.^lst J. DeLamare one t, 201 Kront
CiOR»0.\ A- VOr.\(; (Geori^e F. Gorhon and Ed-
ward B. Young) attorneys at law, 14 Sansome,
rooms 6-9
e^" Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon
Gore Cyrus A. (Inorerson & Gore) r. Oakland
Gore Eva B., widow, r. 1218 Folsom
Gore Francis, painter, r. 631 Sacramento
Gore Frederick A., driver Goldberg, Bowen A: Leben-
haum, r. 700^ Bush
Gore James M., assistant keeper Farallone Island Light
house
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley W. W.
Gore Michael, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum
r. 222 Langton
Gore William H., clerk Waller Bros. r. 841 Howard
Gorenflo Otto, laundrj-man La Grande Laundry, r. 1713
Howard
Gorevan James J., r. 1825 CHay
Gorevan James J. Jr., clerk," r. 3128 Washington
Gorevan Joseph T., policeman, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan William I., clerk G. D. Collins, r. 182.S Clay
Gorey George, r. 551 1 Howard
Gorey John, laborer, r. 812 Lott
Gorey John, longshoreman, r. 37 Minna, rear
Gorfinkel Aaron, r. 3005 California
Oorfinkel .\braham, barber, 442 Sixth, r. 615 Octavia
Gorfinkel Ephraim, r. 462 Clementina
Gorfinkel Henrj-, peddler, r. 462 Clementina
Gorfinkel Leo, peddler, r. 462 Clementina
Gorfinkel Max, peddler, r. 462 Clementina
Gorfinkel Jacob, distributor Post Office, r. 615 Octavia
Gorfinkel Jacob, painter, r. 646 Stevenson
Gorfinkel Meyer, bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 615 Oc-
tavia
Gorfinkel William, barber Abraham Gorfinkel, r. 615
Octavia
Gorgen Frederick, laborer, r. 10 Isis
Gorgoll Louisa, widow, r. 1406 Nebraska
Gorefoll Max, tanner, r. 1406 Nebraska
Gorgoll Paul, laborer, r. 1406 Nebraska
Gorham Bartley, laborer, r. 215 Perrj
Gorham Charles L. , boilermaker Union Iron Wks, i. 20
Rondell PI
Gorham Charles M., ciipitalist, r. 309 Central Av
Gorham Daniel, clerk U. S Naval Office, r. 1621 Clay
Gorham Henrj- F., engraver Dickman-Jones Co., r. 2tiJ
Kissling
(;ORH.4.11 MA\rF.4C-TrRI.\(i CO. (Providence.
R. I., and New York) silversmiths, Phelps k Miller
agents, 120 Sutter
Gorham M. G., watchman stmr Rio de Janeiro
fiORHAM .niCHAEL C, groceries, 164 Jessie and
secretarj- and manager Pacific Undertakers, 777
Mission, r. 31 Sanchez
Gorham ilichael J., groceries and liquors, 27 Everett
Gorham Patrick J., driver, r. 22 Beaver
Gorham Rubber Factory, W. J. Gorham proprietor, 31."i
Mi.ssion
(Jorhani Sarah C, widow, r. 2422 Mission
Gorham Valentine, laborer, r. 410 Natoma
Gorham Wesley T. (Hadwen Swain Mnfg Co.) r. 1824
Vallejo
G irham William J., ]>roprietor Gorham Rubber Factory,
315 Mission, r. Alameda
G.)r eh Fra k, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Gorie James T., wood and coal, 631 Howard, r. 214 First
Goring Charles L., flyman Morosco's Grand Opera House,
r.704^ Mission
Goring Edward R. (Schrjeber iV Goring) r. 411 Van
Ness Av
Gorman Alice Miss, r. 1102 Scott
Gorman Andrew J., vamisher, r. 307 Kosciusko
Gorman Annie Miss, r. 1882 Wa.shington
OOR.MAX Ai;«lSTA .MISS, proprietor The M.xlel
Millinerj-, 1372 Market, r. 193 Hjde
Gorman B., seaman, r. 245 Second
Gorman Benjamin, fireman Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. 4i Third
Gorman Catherine, widow, r. 237 Eighth
Gorman Charles E.. clerk Frisbee. Risdon & Co.. r. 2.314i
Lark in
Gorman Lharles (J., clerk, r. VM Guerrero
Gorman Chnstopher C, painter, r. 307 Kosciusko
Gorman David J., salesman O'Connor, MofFatt &, Co., r.
823 Grove
Gorman David L. , groceries and liquors, SE cor Post and
Buchanan, r. 1613 Post
Gorman Dennis engineer stmr Sausalito, r. Sausalit^i
Gorman Dennis, laborer, r. 11 Kissling
Gorman Edward, groceries and liquors, 644 Natoma
Gorman Felix, laborer, r. 733 Harrison
Gorman Francis, laborer, r. Kansas nr Yolo
Gorman Frank, marine fireman, r. .546 First
Gorman Henrj-, laborer Laurel Hill Cemet«r\-
Gorman Henry, liquors, 231 Fifth, r. 216 Seventh
Gorman James, laborer Hibemia Brewery
Gorman James, lineman S. F. Fire Alarm Telegrajih
SAInTrANCISCO paving CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ftDVERTlSE in fhe SfllH FRflNGISGO GALL
THE FITTZ CURE -
taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
GOR
653
GOS
Gonnan James, loiigshortinan, r. 118 Fourth
Gorman James, stevedore, r. 216 Filbert
Gorman James, teamster, r. 27 Washinjfton Av
Gorman James B. (Gowan, Gorman & Co.) r. 15 Tiideii
Gorman James E., carrier Report, r. 15 Taylor, rear
Gorman James J., clerk Edmund E. Hill, r. 1110 Eddy
Gorman James J,, speculator, r. 43 Sixth
Gorman James M., real estate, r. 39 Turk
Gorman James P., contractor, r. 1318 Scott
Gorman Jane B. Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary Scho.il,
r. 44 Sixth
Gonnan John, clerk, r. 213 Ninth
Gorman John, foreman Darby Laydon & Co., r. 1143a
Stevenson
Gorman John, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
Gorman John, laborer, r. 134 Seventh
Gorman John, laborer, r. 233 East
Gorman John, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Gorman John, tanner, r. cor Sacramento and Front
Gorman John E., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 211
Ninth
Gorman John J., sack sewer, r. 10 Bryant Av
Gorman Kate, widow, r. 237 Eighth
Gonnan Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 274 Clementina
Gorman Leonore, widow, r. 228i Eighth
Gonnan Masgie Miss, r. 10 Bryant Av
Gorman Maggie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. G23 Twenty-
first
Gorman Maggie J. Miss, r. 211 Ninth
Gorman Malachi, laborer, r. 384 Arlington
Gorman Margaret, widow, r. 325 Twenty-first
Gorman Marguerite Mrs., furnished rooms, 3!t Turk
Gorman Mary, domestic 1030 Bush
Gonnan Mary, widow, r. 211 Ninth
Gorman Mary, widow, r. 233 Fell
(Qorman Mary, widow, r. 313 Folsom
Gorman Mary Miss, r. 10 Bryant Av
Gorman Mary Mrs., janitress, r. 211 Ninth
Gorman Mary E. , domestic, r. 329 Twelfth
Gorman Michael, r. 1320 Stockton
Gorman Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. IS
Michigan
Gorman Michael VV., seaman, r. 313 Folsom
Gorman Michael J., carpenter and builder, r. 1635
Fulton
Gonnan Minnie Miss, m Uiner, r. 423 Eddy
Gonnan Uwen, groceries, 134 Twenty-first
Gorman Owen, policeman, r. 34 Washington Av
Gorman Patrick, cook, r. 32b Kissling
Gotman Patrick, driver, r. 27 Washington Av
Gorman Patrick Mrs., groceries and liquors, 240 Langtoii
Gonnan Patrick, laborer, r. 1028 Montgomery
Gorman Peter W., teamster, r. 2759 Mission
Gorman Simon, laborer, r. 315 Folsom
Gorman Susan Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. NW
cor Powell and Francisco
Gonnan Thomas, driver, r. 25 Ninth
Gorman Thomas, foreman Hotel Gazette, r. 705| Natoina
Gorman Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Washington Av
Gorman Thomas E., bratsfltter S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. 552 Folsom
Gorman Thomas F., shmgler, r. 421 Dame
Gorman Victor, teamster, r. cor Sacramento and Front
Gonnan William, machinist stmr Sausalito, r. Sausalito,
Cal.
Gorman William H., wire mattress maker, r. 1102 Scott
Gorman William J., city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
and teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. 710 Nine-
teenth
Gonnand James, laborer, r. 534 Folsom
Gormans John, electric engineer, r. 77 i Catherine
Gormendez Isadore, haniessniaker, r. 74 Natoma
Gomies John, carpenter, r. 25 Oak, rear
Gormley George, waiter, r. Alms House
Gormle'y George G., secretary and treasurer George E.
Plummer & Co. , 54 Steuart, r. Alameda
Gonnley Isabelle Miss, r. 40 Clara, rear
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel,.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforr^ia Bottli9<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE ^
BEST BEER ON EARTH. pfs
=^
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Gonnlev John, teamster, r. Alms House
(Jormley John F. G., r. 2002 Taylor
Gonnlev Joiin J., salesman George E. Plummer & Co.,
r. 2002 Taylor
(.iornetzski Christian, conductor, r. 1902i McAllister
Gorrell George, typewriter, r. 830 Bryant
Gorre 1 William, laborer, r. 830 Bryant
Gorrick John, laborer, r. 8| Clinton
UORKILIi RICHAKD W., president Pacific Bridge
Co. , 4 California, r. Oakland
Gorschin John, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 735 Bran-
nan
Gorshe John, laborer, r. 524 Fourth
Gorshe Peter, fireman, r. cor Utah and Santa Clara
Gorson Heniy, laborer, r. 5 August Alley
Gorson Mary, widow, r. 5 August Alley
Gortenburg Samuel, r. 921 Harrison
Gorter Henry H., machinist Corporation YardS. F. F. D. ,
r. 134 Chestnut
4;ORTO.\ CAREV D., dentist, office and r. 0 Eddy
Gorton Mary E. D. , widow, r. 413 Harrison
V^" Gorton. See Gordon
Gortz Lorentz (Wassman & Gortz) r. 929 Folson
Gor«'ood Joseph C. , gardener, r. N s Sadowa bet Ply-
mouth and Capitol, Ocean View
Goryl Benjamin, harnessmaker, r. 1322 Minna
Goryl Theodore, laborer, r. 1322 Minna
Gosbee Annie A. Mrs. , salesladj- Model Music Store, r.
1714 Market
Gosch Charles, fresco painter, r. W s St. Rose's Av nr
John-on Av
Gosch John, foreman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 1522 Stock-
ton
Goserud Olaf , shoemaker, 704 Valencia
Gosland Jessie, dressmaker, r. 2 Marye Terrace
Gosland Thomas, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. lOf)
Tehama
Gjsland William T., teamster, r. 18 Wisconsin
Gosliga Harry, carpenter, r. 45 Collingwood
Gosliner Aaron, restaurant, 119 Sixth, r. 15J Moss
Gosliner Aaron S. , butcher, r. 236^ Eleventh
Gosliner Edward, barber Charles W. Gunnerson, r. 109i
Austin Av
Gosliner Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1318 O'Farrell
Gosliner Harry B., stock broker, 304 Montgomerv, r.
2241i Sutter
Gosliner Henry G., clerk, r. 1318 O'Farrell
CJosliner Jacob, collector, r. 1318 O'Farrell
Gosliner Lewis S., clerk, r. 109^ Austin Av
Go.sliner Nathan A., general merchandiser. 1832 Sut-
ter
Gosliner Otto, bookkeeper, r. 1832 Sutter
Gosliner Samuel, butcher, r. 236^ Eleventh
Gosliner Samuel H., clerk, r. 1318 O'Farrell
Gosliner Simon, tailor, r. 109^ Av
Gosling Harriet O., w dow, r. .521 i Fel
Goslinsky E. &Co. (Elias and Philip E. Goslinsky) ninfis
cigars, 217-219 Battery
Goslinsky Elias (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1360 Post
Goslinsky Philip E. (E. Goslinsky &Co.) r. 1360 Post
Goslinsky Samuel, cashier E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1300
Post
Gospodnetich Anton, restaurant, 109 Eddv
Gospodnetidi .bibn, fruits, 344 Tliird
ALICE M. MISS, PU,s.c,an,
olHco auu r. .'>I4 Sutler, b»urs 8 t» 9 A. .11.,
1 (i>:tr. >!. and 4>:30 to 7:30 P. M., Tele-
phone Main <i0.5
Uoss A. Furbush, miner, r. 807 California
Goss Charles E., wood, coal, hay and grain, 2100-2102
Mission, r. 2034b Mission
Goss E. J. Mrs., proprietor Fremont House, 523 Kearny
Goss Ferdinand, clerk Theodore Enderle
Goss Gennan A., bookkeeper California Wine Assn., r
781 Sutter
Goss John, carjiel layer, r. 276 Jessie
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Goss John, carriitge painter, r. 30 Hartford
Goss Joseph, shipwTight, r. 26J Shotwel'
Goss M. & Co. (Michael Goss) pouUrj', 503 Washington
Goss Marv E., widow, r. 723 Twenty-first
Goss Michael (M. Goss & Co.) r. 30 Hartford
Goss Sarah F. Miss, teacher South San Francisco Pri-
mary School, r. 723 Twemy-first
Gossard Frank W., painter, r. 718 V'alencia
Gosselk Brothers (John and Mart n) liquors, 102 Sixth
Gos-elk John (Gosselk Bros.) r. 100 Sixth
Gosselk Martin (Gosselk Bros) r. 100 Sixth
Gossip Harriet Miss, clerk Wells Fargo & Co. r. 515
O t'arrell
Gossip James, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
51.T OTarre 1
Gostrick C. E. Miss, nurse, r. 1502 J California
Gotells Antone, peddler, r. 180 Van lewater
Gotelli Antone Jr., salesman, r. 180 Vandewater
Gotelli Brothe s (Lorenzo and Diminico) fruit < and veg-
etables, SW cor Devisadero and Califoi nia
Gotelli David grocer, r. 17 S mora
Gotelli Domenico (Gotelli Bro-.) r. 1933 Devisadero
Gotelli Dominic, salesman, r. 180 Vandewater
Gotelli G. . vegetables, Colombo Market, r. Bay View
Gotelli George J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 16J
Sonora
Gotelli Giovanni, liquors, 94) Bryant
Gotelli Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 Varennes
Gotelli Lauren, e, scavenger, r. 1421 J Dupont
Gotelli Lorenzo (Gotelio Bros.)r. 1933 Devisa'lero
G tell. Luigi, laborer, r. 419.| Filbert
Gotelli Mary Miss, fruit c.nner, r. 180 Vandewater
Gotelli Pietro, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Goie :li Vincent, scavenger, r. 142U Dupont
Got chong John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Gott Fred B , bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2480i
Market
VOl'T VKMRGE .4.. secetary Sisson, Crocker & Co.
(incorporated) and secretary Northern Pac. Trading
and Packing Co., 330 Pine, room 15, r. San Leandro,
Cal.
Gotte Annie Miss, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Go'tenberg Adolph, capitalist, r. 2214 Fillmore
Gottenberg Hartley W., student, 508 Sutter, r. Oakland
Gotteiig Frederick", grinder, r. 421 Bush
Gotterke Frederick W., elect ician, r. 1346 Turk
Gottfried Frederick, mechanical enfjiueer J. Hammond
Jc Co., r. AUmeda
Gottfried M. O., yard master Cal. Bottling Co., r. 2009
Gulden Gate Av
tiOTTHGl.lI L. <K CO. (Louis Gottheim) tailors, 350
bush
Gottheim Louis (L. Gottheim & Co.) r. Lorin, Cal.
Gottig Sophie, wido%v, r. 1806 Pine
Gottinger William r. 34 Tilden
Gottlieb George, clerk M. H. Girardin, r. 157 Seventh
Gottlieb Louis, shoemaker, r. 715 Bush
Gottlieb William, clerk, r. 157 Seventh
Gottliebson Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 334 Eddy
Gottliebson Henry, r. 102 Ellis
Gottlob Anna, dome -tic, 252.=> Washington
Gottlob Jacob J. , lessee and man ger Columbia Theater,
W s Powell bet Eddy and Ellis, r. ;ij Monroe
Gottlob Reinhardt, machinis', r. H2S Fulton
Gottruji George, farmer, r. 220 Pacific
Gotts Henry, waiter stmr Acapulco
Gottschalk Adolph, watchmaker Charles H. Gottschalk,
r. 21 Albion Av
Gottschalk Amiie Miss, r. 270 Jessie
Gottscha.k Charles H., jeweler, 50? California, r. 21 Al-
bion Av
Gottschalk John F. A., r. 23.S8 Washington
Gottschalk Louis, engraver Britton & Key, r. 21 Albion
Av
Gottschalk Marcus, compositor The Hebrew, r. 1809
; Howard
Gottschalk Otto F., watchmaker, r. 21 Albion Av
Gottsche John, butcher, r. 208J Noe
Gottslich Hermann, tanner, r. 1017^ York
Gottung Charles J , painter, r. 5 Wilder
Gottung Freder.ck, carpenter, r. 220 Golden Gate Av
Gottung Frederick Mrs., dressmaker, r. 220 Golden Gate
Av
Gottung George C, painter, r. S s Montcalm nr Califor-
nia Av
Gottung Harvey C. A. , painter, r. 1427 Howard
Gottung J. P., laborer, r. Ss Montcalm nr California Av
Gottung William L., painter, r. 1427 Howard
Gottw 1 Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Leavenworth
Gottzmann Gottlieb, dyer, r. 2212 Folsom
Gotz Andrew, porter, r. 818 Scott
Gotz Carl, with Gutte & Frank, r. 818 Scott
Bfe?"Gotz. See Goetz and Getz
Gouailhardou Felix, waiter, r. 615 Sacramento
Gouajlhardou Jean, bartender, r. 2328 California
Gouailhardou John, r. 1108 Pacific
Gouailhardou John L., bartender, r. 1123 ]
Goudry W., rope maker Cal. Wire W'ks,
Goudsmit Louis, picture frames, 818 Gearv, r. 7 AIbi»n
Av
Gough Adam, bakery, 913 Buchanan
Gough Alfred L.. clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 1747 Mission
Gough George P. , deputy License Collector, r. 205
Lark in
Gough J., laborer Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 3 Alger PI
Gough James, master mariner, r. 631 Sacramento
Gough James W., cleik Main & Winchester, r. 908 Green-
wich
Gough Maggie, domestic 2818 Pine
Gough Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, 971 Har-
rison
Gough Robert F., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 971 Har-
GOIIUH TU0.1tAS .J., secretary Pacific Saw Co., 17-
19 Fremont, r. 908 Greenwich
Gough Williant, boilermaker, r. 274 Minna
^Gough. See Goff
Gould Albert R., carpenter, r. 5 Myrtle Av
Gjuld Alexander, street contractor, r. 1063J Mission
CiUVLII ANU Cl'KRV SILVEK .UL^IKCi CO.
(S -orev Co., Nev.) Alfred C. Durbrow secretary, 69
N vada Block
Gould Annie Mi-s, r. 2242 Bush
Gould Charles A., carrier Post Office, r. 1324i O'Farrell
Gould Charles B. , conductor S. P. Co. , r. 726J Twent> -
first
Goull Charles W. (Gould & Jaudin) r. 1610 Vallejo
Gould Charles W. , motorman, r. 7 Day
Gould Clarence E., painter, 2402 Post
Gould Cornelius, pol ceman, r. 506 Turk
Gould Dav d F., carrier Post Office, r. 3 Redwood Court
Gould Ellen K., widow, r. 1610 Vallejo
Gould Emily B. Miss, clerk, r. 515 Turk
Gould Emmet F., clerk George Gefken, r. SE cor Twen-
ty-third and Howard
Gould Eugene H., vineyardist, r. 1713 McAllister
Gould Frank C, marine engineer, r. 422 Guerrero
Gould G«oige, clerk M. Meyerhof & Co., r. 334 Geary
Gould George G, painter C. and C. Hospital
Gould George W. , teamster, r. 444 Ninth
Gould Gilbert E., photographer, 1708 Fillmore
Gould Harry A., mining, r. 114 McAllister
Gould Harry F., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Insuranoe C!o., r.
904 V..i; Ness Av
Gould H. E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Oo., r. 522
Jones
Gould James Jr., mechanical engineer Pac. Can Co., r.
Berkeley
Gould John C, engineer Levi Strauss & Co.,r. 723 Clem-
entina
Gould John M., laborer, r. 7211 Broadway
Gould Joseph A., carpenter, r. 127 Freelon
G ulJ Julia Miss, trained nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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Gould Matthew J., teamster Frederick H. Hammer, r.
(lould Minnie Miss, seamstress Ladies Protective and
Relief Society, r. 1200 Franklin
Gould .sathan, general agent stmr Gold, office Kast bet
Washington and Jackson, r. Petaluma, Cal.
Gould O. F , widow, furnished rooms, 26(5 Elyhth
Gould Packing Co., J. C. Winans agent, 220 Fremont
Gould Peter F., laborer, r. 444 Ninth
Gould Sidney E. (Eggers, Gould & Co.) r. 25 Eighth
Gould Thomas B., book finisher Phillips Bros., r. 322
Nineteenth
Gould Thomas F., teamster, r. 712 Post
Gould Willard, machinist Pac. Can Co., r. Berkeley
Gould William, electrician, r. 1209 Folsom
Gould William O., actuary Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 904 Van Ness Av
Gould & Jaudin (Charles W. Gould and Harry N. Jaudin)
fruit commission, 314-316 Washington
&^' Gould. See Goold and Gauld
Gould's M. Sons & Co., R. B. Dickinson agent, 3 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor
Goulet Isidore (Lancaster & Co.) r. 1511 Golden Gate Av
Gouley Ellen, widow, r. 1326 Pacific
Gouley Joseph F., painter, r. 1326 Pacific
Gouley Wilham A.,coffeeroaster Adelsdorfer& Branden-
stein, r. 1326 Pacific
Gouley William H., longshoreman, r. 1326 Pacific
Goulstom David, second-hand goods, 651 Washington, r.
917 Pacific ■
Goumer Frederick, r. 1703 Oclavia
Gourdon Arinand, plumber, 808 Larkin
Gourley Fitzallan, mining superintendent, r. 313 Ellis
Gourley Harry W., clerk Forster & Co., r. 610 Van Ness
Av
Gourley James D., teamster, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Tenth Av South
Goustiaux Auguste (J. JuUien & Co. ) and acting consul
Greece, 1. 625 Union
Gout Joseph, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
Gout Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 927^ Washington
Gout Vincent, cook, r. 9271 Washington
Gouthier Eugene Jr. & Co. (Eugene Gouthier Jr.) stock
brokers, 316 M. nt.< mery
Gouveia Joaquin, milker, r. N s Alms House road nr
Corbett road
Gouvi Emile, porter Adolph Harris & Co. , r. 1223 Kearny
Gouvi Louis, laborer American Salt Co., r. 1223 Kearny
Gouvi Nicholas, fireman Engine 12, r. 1113J Kearny
Govanne ti August, butcher, r. 150 Clara
Gove Andrew J., grain dealer, r. 925 Vallejo
Gove Charles A., deputy grain inspector, 42 Merchants'
Exchange, r. Oakland
4;0'VRU.4tlU M., druggist, 2101 Fillmore, r. 2404
Califor ia
Gove Edwiird V., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakl nd
Gove Evelyn E. Miss, stenographer Morrison, Stratton &
Foerster, r. Oakland
Gove Frank L., delivery clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Gove Henry M.. clerk Frederic A. Hyde, r. 612 Bush
Gove Hu^h, groceries and liquors, 427 'fhirtieth
Gove Isaac W., master bark Columbia, pier 3 Steuart, r.
Berk el y
Gove Jacob T., mining, r. 1712 J Devisadero
Gove Jeremiah D., laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse, r.
Oakland
Gove Will,; m R. (Gove & Co.) r. 925 Vallejo
Gove & Co. (William R. Gove) grain receivers, Section 2
Seawall
Govednick John, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Gover Mining Co. (incorporated) J. S. Emery president,
R. McF. Dobl secretary, 202 Sansome, room 2
Gow Douglas, shoemaker, r. 272 Stevenson
Gow P. Geurge, agent The Gold and Silver Extraction
Co. of America (limited) 23 Stevenson, r. 2615 Union
PABST BREWING CO,
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GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE -'BEST" TONIC
ALL NATIONS DRI^K
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Gowan Edward (Gowan. Gorman & Co.) r. Berkeley
Gowan, Gorman & Co. (Edward Gowan and James B.
Gorman) carriage painters, 314-318 McAllister
GowiDg George, machinist Singer Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Goyette Anna, widow, r. 1751a Howard
Goyette Theophile X., miner, r. 12^ Clinton
Goyheneix Peter, laundry, 625 Turk
Cozener Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 125 Morris Av
Graaf Melville S., barber, r. 427^ Bryant
Graaff R. Mrs. , r. 916 Twenty-third
Graalfs John D., carpenter, r. 2508 Bryant Av
Grabau Bros. (Emil A. and Frederick W.) licjuors, 417
Bush
Grabau Emil A. (Grabau Bros, and Schroeder & Grabau)
r. 705 Stockton
Grabau Frederick W. (Grabau Bros.) r. Z\ Monroe
Grabau John, clerk John H. Becker, r. 624 Taylor
Grabau Robert H. (Neubert & Grabau) r. 307 Gough
Grabe Caroline D. E., widow, r. 1228 Jackson
Grabe Frank, liquors, cor Dwlght and San Bruno
Road
Graber Henry, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Graber Jacob M., liquors, 512 Jackson and 908 Kearny,
r. San Rafael, Cal.
Graber Jacob M. Jr., bartender, r. 512 Jackson
Graber Mary, widow, r. 252^ Tehama
Grabe William, cook, r. 252^ Tehama
B^Graber. See Graeber
Graliicke Leopold, tinsmith Union Iron Wks, r. 409
Tenth
Grabo Carl F., dairy produce, 643 Vallejo
Gracchi G. B. & Co. (Giovanni B. Gracchi and B. Ca-
viglia) boatbuilders, 13 Vallejo
Gracchi Giacomo (L. Baglietto & Co.) r. 1708 Dupont
Gracchi Giovanni B. (G. B. Gracchi k Co.) r. 1708 Du-
p .nt
Gracchi Tomasina Miss, dressmaker, r. 1708 Dupont
Grace Annie, domestic 2123 Buchanan
Grace Antone, barber Antone Thomas, r. 306 Fifth
liKA€f<: €HI]K€U (Episcopal) Rev. R. C. Foute
rector, SE cor California and Stockton
Grace Edward G., hackman, r. 16 Sanchez
CiRACE EUGENE B., commission merchant and
agent J. Dold Packing Co., 513-515 Front, Tele-
phone Main 5496, r. 2505 California
Grace Frank A., clerk The California Hotel, r. 320 Ellis
Grace Henry S. (Grace & Reynolds) r. 334 Jessie
Grace James, plumber, r. 1045 Market
Grace James F., horseshoer, r. 1900 McAllister
Grace James P., clerk H. L. Ladd & Co., r. 211 Twenty-
fourth
Grace James P., plumber, r. 222^ Elm Av
Grace Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 101 Michi-
gan
Grace John, laborer, r. 101 Michigan
Grace John, plumber, r. 1045 Market
Grace John, printer Dempster Bros., r. 220 Eleventh
Grace John, shoemaker, 423 Ninth
Grace John J., carpenter, r. 211 Twtnty-fourth
Grace John J. , horseshoer 1108 Howard, r. 1900 Mc-
Allister
Grace Joseph, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Grace Josejjh H., teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co..
r. 2 4^ Perry
Grace Matthew, seaman, r. 334 Main
Grace Max, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Ocean View
«KA€E MKTMOWIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Eli McClish D. D. pastor, NW cor Twenty-first
and Capp
GRACE .Yl£THO»ISr EPISCOPAL MISSION
CHURCH, 209 Twenty-third
Grace Patrick P., r. 170Ci Stockton
Grace Willi im F., ch rk, r. 16 S .nchez
Grace William J. (W. J. Grace & Co.) r. 423 Ninth
Gra'-e William P., carpenter, r. 303J Octavia
Grace William R., barber, r. .'i31 Fourth
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GRACE W. J. & CO. .......... ..
«ira«.e) Mliole«ale an«l retail dealers In
sugar pine an«l yellow pine lumber, oltiee
and yard*. \ s ( bannel bet Fourth and
Flftb. telei'hone :?«04
GRACE W. R. & CO., M .,.ca.,.„
manager, Kobert B. Huie and J, H. Kosse
ter sub-managers, sliipping and conimis
sion merehants and agents South Aiiier-
iean Steamship < o., the Bank of Tarapara
and London Limited) \ew York, Lima.
Valparaiso, tallao. Santiago and Concep-
tion. 'i(Ki (alirornia
GRACE & REYNOLDS »,.. ...
<;raee and Arthur D. tceynolds) maehin
ists and model makers. t<»ols, dies and
special machinery designed and made to
order, lOS Main, upstairs
Gracey Henrj-, hardware, 403 Ha\es, r. 40l' Hayes
Gracia Emile, carriage trimmer, r. 607 Vallejo
Gracia Frank E., waiter, r. 607 Vallejo
Gracia John, fisherman, r. 429 Vallejo
Gracia John, tanner, r. Twenty-ninth Av South nr J
Gracia Marie, dome.stic 917 Noe
Gracia William, wool puller Isaac Levy, r. Twenty-ninth
Av f outh nr J
Gracier Addie J. Mrs., teacher Everett Grammar Schnnl,
r. 446 Bartlett
Gracier Bert G., litho-printer, r. 446 Bartlett
Gracier Charles R., engineer E.xaminer, r. 26 Valle\
Gracier Frank W., r. 446 Bartlett
Graciette Auguste, bartender, r. NVV cor Broadway and
Stockton
Grade Louis A., proprietor Pacific Steam Candy Factory,
538 Washington, r. 1213 Xoe
Grade Tena, domestic 726 Shotwell
Grade William A., capitalist, r. 1213 Xoe
Grader John, baker, r. 409 Union
Gradin August, painter, r. 608 Jer-ej'
Gradman Joseph, tailor, 872 Howard
Gradman Morris, tailor Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 872
Howard
Gradwohl David, manager Davis Bros. , r. 1927 Fillmore
Gradwohl Maurice, attorney at law, 402 Montgonierv",
room 2.5, r. 1924 Steiner
Gradwohl Meyer, winebroker, r. 1921 Fillmore
Gradwol Abraham, clerk, r. 19 Yerba Buena
Grady Agnes J. Miss, milliner, r. 1411 Larkin
Grady Allie, widow, r. X s Sycamore bet Capitol and
PljTuouth , Ocean View
Grady Dennia, laborer, r. Alms House
Grady Dennis, laborer, r. 23 Broadway
Grady Edward, carpenter, r. Xinth Av South bet K
and L
Grady Edward, laborer, r. 614 Noe
Grady James, foreman Engine 23, r. 1438 Pacific
Grady James F., r. 310 Sanchez
Grady Johanna, wid'.w, r. 595 Ash Av
Grady John (Grady & Smrth) r. 48 Grove
Grady John, barber, r. 432 Fourth
G.-ady John, fitter O'Counell & Lewis, r. 534 Howard
Graiy John, laborer, r. 627 Jessie
Graiy John, laborer, r. 1120 Stevenson
Grady John, oiler stmr Acapulco
Grady John, stenographer, r. 817 Howard
CIRADV JOHN M., real estate, 323 Montgomery, r.
730 Twenty -fourth
Grady John J., expressman, r. 310 Sanchez
Grady Joseph, clerk Richard & Tiddy, r. 627 Jessie
Grady Lillie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Larkin
Grady Margaret, widow, r. 506 Minna
Grady Mark, harnessmaker Julius Deutsch & S<jn, r. 7
Middle
Grady Mary, widow, r. 595 Asli Av
Grady Marj- Miss, compositor, r. 12JUoss
Grady Michael, collector, r. 2759 Mission
Grady Michael, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
Grady Michael, laborer, r. 7 Middle
Grady Michael, plumber, r. 1411 Larkin
Grady Michael W., carpenter, r. 343 Fourth
Grady Patrick J., laborer, r. 1120 Stevenson
Grady Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Grady Tliomas H. , painter, r. .506 Minna
Grady William J., butcher, r. 595 Ash Av
Grady William O., watchman V. S. Mint
Grady *: Smyth (John Gradv and John Smyth) liquors
48 Grove " - / -i
ity Grady. .See O'Grady
Graeber Charles C, butcher, 2121-2123 FiUmore
Graeber Charles F., teacher music, 634 Post
Graef Adele, widow, r. 708 Shotwell
Graefenecker Leon, steward, r. 151 Clara
Graeff Jacob, frameniaker, r. 427 Fourth
Graessler Frederick E., millinerv", 127 Tavlor
GRAF BROTHERS ..acob l. «.rar
Importers and manufacturers human
hair goods, hair ornaments and lancy
goods, .569 .Market
Graf Christian A. C, laundrnuan, r. '> Midway
Graf Edward, confectioner, r. 763 Howard
Graf Frank, brewer, r. 1909 Harrison
Graf Frederick W., jeweler William Manning, r. 740
Guerrero
Graf Georj^e. cellarman, r. 662 Howard
i;raf Harry. I.lacksmith, r. 3240 California
Graf Henricus, mnfrs agent, 126 Kearny, room 34, r.ll23
Sci.tt
Graf Jacob L. (Graf Bros.) r. 1814 Buchanan
Graf Otto, bottler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Graf Richard J, cashier Raiier's Loan and Collection
Agency, r. 1120 Ellis
Graf Siegfried, mi lager .\merican Liquor Cn., 1524 Mar-
ket, r. 629 ( )ctavia
Graf Theodore, h iker. r. 625 Clay
Graf Wilhelm, baker, r. 625 Clay
«&" Graf. See (iraff and Graeff
Grafe Joseph A., liquors. 540 Clay, r. 1014a Washington
Graff Albert, driver Kolh Jt Denhard, r. 15 Erie
Graff Albert, lamp, and gasfixtures, 47 Second, r. .\la-
meda
Graff Amos, carpenter, r. 15 Erie
Graff Brothers (Josejih and Frank) itrojjrietors Union
Fire Wood Co.. 326 Guerrero
Graff Eva, widow, r. 427^ Bryant
Graff Frank (Graff Bros.) r. 326 Guerrero
Graff Frank, boatman Harrison St. Wharf, r. 314 Ft.l-
som
Graff George, carpenter, r. 15 Erie
Graff Gusta>e, varieties, 2759 Sixteenth
Graff Gustave, w.jod and coa', 612 Treat Av
Graff Jacob, whitener Schussler Bros., r. 427 Fourtli
Graff Joseph (Graff Bros.) r. 326 Guerrero
Graff Joseph J., machinist, r. 612 Treat Av
Graff Robert W.. special agent The Provident Savings
Life Assurance Society (New York) 405 Montgomery,
r. San Leandro, Cal
Graff Ulrich, packer The Rfisenblatt Co., r. 2759 Six-
teenth
Graff Uriah H., painter, r. 1327 California, rear
Graff Wilson L., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 317 Grove
Graff Xavier, cellannan Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 190it
Harrison
iS'G-afS. See Graef and Graf
Grafflin John C. Co. The, E. Detrick Jr. agent, import-
ers and manufacturers bags and burlaps, 19 Spear
Grafford Frank, r. 213 Powell
Grafton Isaac M., machinist, r. lOOi Second
Gragen >Iary, widow, r. 1259 Eighteenth
Graham Adams S., carjienter, r. 7 Beaver
TRY the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/\DRY
office:, 33 GEIARY
Telephone, Main 5125.
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Graham Alice N. Miss, braidsewer Pac. Straw Wks, r.
2726J Folsoiii
Graham Alexander F. , r. 401 Buchanan
Graham Andrew, caq>enter, r. 127 Fourth
Graham Angus A., foreman Paratfine Paint Co., r. 129
Grove
Graham Annie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 127 Fourth
Graham Annie Mrs., r. 21 5^ Mason
Graham Anthony, laborer, r. 229 Twenty-second
Graham Arthur,' clerk Tillmann & Bendel.r. 2007 Webter
Graham Arthur, switchman Sutter St. RR., r. 3414 Sac-
mento
Graham Arthur W. , trimmer Edis(jii Liyrht and Power
Co., r. 529 Central Av
4;RAH4M AIJOir^TA B. MRS., decorative artist,
220 Post, r. 889 Post
Graham Camille, widow, r. 617 Powell
Graham C. C. Mrs., r. 1621 Larkin
Graham Cassie A. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 127 Fourth
Graham C. E. (Edwards & Graham) r. 710 Geary
Graham C. E. , clerk, r. 326 Brannan
Graham Catherine, widow, r. 317 Fremont
Graham Chalmers A., clerk Dunham, Carrig-aii & Hayden
Co., r. 132 Castro
Graham Charles, cook, r. 418i Post
Graham Charles, elevatorman, r. S s Precita Av nr Co-
lumbia PI
Graham Charles E., secretarj- F. S. Douty, r. 1133 Guer-
rero
Graham Charlotte C. , widow, r. 1621 Larkin
Graham Clara, retoucher J. H. Baker, r. 765 Market
Graham C. M. Mrs. , stewardess stmr Alameda
Graham Cjnrad, packer Wni. Cluff & Co., r. Berkeley
Graham Crawford, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 233 Perry
Graham Daniel, calker, r. 444 Bartlett
GRAHAIU OEVURATIVR ART, 220 Post
Graham Edward, r. 1 Latham PI
Graham Edward, clerk William H. Graham, r. (KiO
Twentieth
GRAHA.fl ED'«VARi» J., president Peoples' Ex-
press and Tranifer Co. (incorporated) 20 Market, r.
422 Ninth, Oakland
VRAHASr EDWARD Y., decorative art!st,220 Post,
r. 839 Post
Graham Elizabeth M. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 1333 Leavenworth
Gi"aham Ella, widow, restaur.mt, 3508 Mission
Graham Ellen, widow, r. 1217 McAllister
Graham Emma B., widow, r. 1029 Ellis
Graham Fannie L. Miss, bookkeeper 1. M. Wentwoith &
Co., r. 402 O'Farrell
Graham Frances J., widow, r. 825 S'xth Av South
Graham Francis G., r. 525 Harrison
Graham Frank, clerk J. K. Smith, r. 618^ Natoma
Graham Frederick W., travelinff salesman, r. 1333 Leav-
enworth
Graham Gawn, wood and coal, 1006 Minnesot', r. 1004
Minne-ota
Graham Georg-e, cooper, r. 342 Fourth
Graham (xeorge, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor
Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Graham George, seaman, r. 152^ Steuart
Graham George D. , printers' inks, 529 Commercial, r.
1333 Leavenworth
Graham George E., bookkeeper James Graham, r. 208
Eddy
Graham George F., slioemaker, r. 3016 Sixteenth
Graham George H., jjoliceman, r. 173Si Howard
Graham George S., cashier Hot«l Pleasanton
Graham George S. . clerk, r. 935 Sutter
Graham George S. Mrs., dressmaking, 935 Sutter
Graham George W., clerk, r. S s Precita A\' nr
Columbia PI
Graham George W., i)ainter, r. 2726i Folsom
Graham Gerald O., miner, r. 210 Bush
Graham Harrv, lithographer Union Litho. Co., r. 1710
Leavenworth
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Graham Harry B., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 839 Post
Graham Harvey, contractor and tnickman, 313 Mont-
gomery, r. 1023 Bryant
Graham Henry M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. A ameda
Graham Honora G., widow, lodgings, 1123 Sutter
GRAHAM 1. Jb t'U. (Irvine Graham) oil dealers,
warehouse NW cor Seventh and K ng, office 13 Pihe
GRAHAM IRVIKE (L Graham & Co.) and proptietor
Van Ness Avenue Club Stables, 1620 Pacific Av, r.
1716 Vallejo
Graham James, r. 281 Minna
Graham James, assayer S'elby Smelting & Lead Co., r.
Fi-uitvale, Cal
Graham James, laborer, r. 3B Lundy Lane
Graham James, machinist, r. 3414 Sacramento
Graham James, mnfr stoves and ranges, 35 Second, r.
Newark, Cal.
Graham James, packer, r. N s Beach nr Baker
Graham James, steward Chemical Engine 1, r. 9 Mint'Av
Graham James, teamster Atlas Iron Wks, r. 903 Bryant
Graham James D. , bookkeeper Weston Basket and Mnfg
Co., r. 651^ Folsom
Graham James E., engineer B. F. Barton & Co., r. 2015
O'Farrell
tiraham James E., teamster, r. 1011 Mason
Graham James H., plumber, r. 1123 Sutter
ORAH.AM .I.IMES H., vice-president and manajjer
Vulcan Iron Wks, 135-145 Fremont, r. 1217 Mc-
Allister
Graham James J., ironworker, r. 431 Dore
Graham James R. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 813Shotwell
Graham Jane S., widow, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham J. M. Mrs., jainitress Jefferson Primary School,
r. 200 Mission
Graham John, r. 218 Stockton
Graham John, expressman, SE cor Market and Eighth,
r. S s Precita Av, nr Columbia PI
Graham John, marine engineer, r. 36 Clinton Park
Grjham John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Graham John A. , teamster, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham John N., clerk, r. 1621 Larkin
Graham John R., carpenter, r. 1201 Steiner
Graham John T., general mdse and proprietor Graham's
Hall, SE oor Columbia PI and Precita Av
Graham John W., salesman Oregon Improvement Co. , r.
Oakland
Graham Joseph, cook, r. 40 Norfolk
Graham Joseph, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. Harbor View
Graham Joseph, wood and coal, 330^ Sixth, r. 9 Colum-
bia Sq
Graham Josie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 109 Montgomery
Graham Lawrence A., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1814
Polk
Graham Lilian, domestic 1724 Twenty-third
Graham Louis, laborer, r. 3508 Mission
Graham Lulu Miss, shirtmaker, r. 127 Fourth
Graham M. A. Mrs., saleslady, r. 905 Market
Graham Marcellus A. , proprietor Oriental Gas Engime
Wks, 105 Beale, r. 438 Gear}'
Graham Martha S., r. 7 Beaver
Graham Mary, domestic 68 Minna
Graham Mary, domestic 231 Fair Oaks
Graham Mary A., widow, nurse, r. 312J Linden Av
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY (St. Louis, Mo.)
William G. Richardson Pacific Coast manager, 627
Commercial
Graham Patrick, coachman, r. 26 Tehama
Graham Richard H., r. 510 Davis
Graham Robert, r. 311 Taylor
Graham Robert E., tallyman, r. 1556J Kentucky
Graham Robert F., policeman, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham Robert G., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Graham Robert I. , carpenter, r. 1123 Stitter
Graham Robert J., clerk, r. 813 Shotwell
Graham Robert M., professor mathematics, r. 321
Geary
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Graham Robert T., janitor Jefferson Primary School, r.
200 Mission
Graham Samuel, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Graham Samuel, switchman, r. 437 J Fourth
Graham Samuel J., carpenter stmr Peru, r. 419 Twenty-
ninth
CSAHAM !^TE\OGRAPIIIC' BlREAl, 1 Mills
Bld^., 4th floor
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 1023 Brjant
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Esmeralda Av and
Lundy Lane
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. ME cor Sickles Av and San
Jo e Road, Ocean View
Graham Thomas, plasterei , r. 43J Dore
Graham Thomas, iwrter, r. 14 Fai ren Av
Graham Thf>mas, salesman Western Meat Co., r. 326
Brannan
Graham Thomas, stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
(;KAHAM THOMAS D. (Buniett & Co.) r. 2127
Bush
Graham Thomas F., clerk Prosecutinjj Attorney Police
Uourt 3, r. 1812 Stockton
Graham Walter, decorator, r. 28 Eighth
Graham Walter D. , painter, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham Weden W. , gasfitter S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. Oakland
Graham William, baker, r. NW cor California Av and
Powhattan
Graham William oiler stmr San Blaz
Graham William, shoe laster J. C. Nolan &, Co., r. 541 J
Natoma
Graham William, teamster, r 1023 Bryant
Graham William C, barber, r. 127 F^.urth
Graham William G., steward Swain Bros., r. 91.5 Sutter
Graham William H., groceries and liquors, 660 Twentieth
Graham William H., hostler, r. 22 Haight
Graham William J., cashier Louis Marshall, r. 41 Louisa
UKAHAM WILLIAM 51., Colon 1 5th Artillery,
U. S. A. , and Commandant Presidio
Graham's Hall, SEcor Columbia PI and Precita Av
Grahn Henry, engineer, r. 928 Florida
Grain BartholonieA', bartender Michael J. Nichaw, r. SE
cor Mason and Bav
Gram Tyra, domestic 2802 Pine
Grambarth Charles, cigar mnfr., 562 Howard, r. 647
Howard
Grambarth Herman, restaurant, 314 Clay, r. 223 Minna
Gramcow Frederick W. , porter, r. 714 Howara
Gramlich Sebastian, baker, r. 811 Bryant
Gramlow Charles, blacksmith, r. 134 Fourth
Gramlow Otto, groceries, 221 Golden Gate Av, r. 7
Dale PI
Gramoit Jean, barber and liquors, Railroad Av nr
Seventh Av South
Gran Andrew, master mariner, r. 216 Minna
Granato Vincent, barber, 709 Da\is
Granberg Fred, waiter Palace Grill Room, r. 318 Taylor
Grancourt Frank, clerk, r. 621 Capp
Grand Arcade Market, E s Sixth bet Folsom and Harrison
Grand Annv House, Peter Provensal proprietor, 425
Bush
«KA>D ARMY OF THE REPIBLIC, Depart-
ment of Califiirnia and Nevada, 18 St. Ann's Lkig
CiBAXU ARMY OF THE REPIBLIC CLME-
TERY, N of Point Lobos Av nr 'Ihirtv-third Av
GRA.XD ARMY OF THE REPlBLiC CEME-
TERY ASSOCIATION. 29 Post
Grand Central Hall, 997 Market
Grand Central House, Mrs. Mary Carroll proprietor, 681
Mission
Grand Central Market, S. Solomon proptr, 967 Market
(;ra\d chapter order eastern star.
Mrs. Kate J. Willats Grand Secr.tarv, 71 Flo.'d bldg
GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
Ti'omas H. Caswell Grand Secretary', Masonic Temple
«RAND COM.MA < DERV KN I<;HTS 1 EMPI AR,
Thomas H. Caswell Grand Rec^.rder, Masonic Temple
GRAND CONSISTORY A. AND A. SCOTTISH
RITE, George J. Hobe Grand Registrar, Masonic
Temple
GRAND COINCIL AMERICAN LEGION OF
HONOR, C. O. Burton Grand SecreUiry, 46 St. Ann's
Bldg
GRAND COi NCIL ORDER CHOSEN FRIENDS,
42 St. Ann's bldg
GRAND COINCIL ROYAL AND SELECT MAS>
TERS, Thomas H. Caswell Grand Recorder, Masonic
Temple
GRAND COURT OF CALIFORNIA, A. O. F. OF
A.MERICA, C. H. Bremer Grand Secretary, 120
OFarrell
Grand Eniile, ironer John Bemau, r. 629 Third
GRAND ENCA.MPMENT INDEPENDENT OR-
DER ODD FELLOWS, William H. Barnes Grand
scribe, roums 1-2 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Grand Francois, porter Coutard & Hoch, r. 708 Post
GRAND GRO%E INITED ANCIENT ORDER
DKI'IDS, John H. Knarston Grand Secretary, 413
Sutter
GRAND HOTEL. S. F. Thorn manager, SE cor New
Montgo'iierv and Market
GRAND JIRY ROOMS, NEW CITY HALL, 2d
floor
GRAND ,11 RY ROOMS I. S., U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, 4th floor
Grand L. .Mrs., dressmaking, 708 Post
GRAND LODGE ANCIENT ORDER FNITED
WORK.MEN, Davd S. Hirshberg Grand Recor-
der, (j.5-6tl Flood Bldg
GRAND LODsE F. AND A. M.4SONS. George
John.soM Grand Secretary, Masonic Temple, Tele-
phone Main 10S3
GRA\D LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER
B'N.AI B'RITH (DISTRICT .NO. 4) Jacob
Levison, Secretary, 121 Eddy
GRAND LODGE t. O. O. F., Georare T Shaw
Grand Secretary, William H. Barnes Grand Scribe,
rooms 1 and 2 Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market
and Seventh
GRAND LODGE I. O. R. M , Charles F. Burg-
man Great Chief o: Rec rds, 320 Post
GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. H.
Schaffner G. K. of R. and S., 16-17 St. Ann's Bldg
GRAND NATIONAL BEER HALL, Rodefeld &
Wrede proprietors, 105-107 Grant Av-
Grand Oliver, butcher, 110 Seventh, r. 412 Eddy
Granl Ojiera Hall, 737 Mission
Grand Opera House, N s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Grand Prize Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) Robert R.
Gravson secretarv, 331 Pine, room 20
GRAND SOITHERN HOTEL, Richard C. Hughes
proprietor, 1067 Mission
Grand Western Market, 1310-1318 Polk
Grandemann William, porter TUlmann & Bendel, r. 807
California
Grandijou P., stove mounter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Ocean View
Grandini George, packer Eclipse Cracker Co
Grandjean Charles, engraver Shreve & Co., r. San Rafael,
Cal
GRANDJE«N HEnRY, proprietor Seal Rock Cof-
fee and Spice Mills, and manufacturer Engelbrecht's
Vienna Coffee Flavor, 823 Montgomery, r. Gakland
Grand-e in Pierre, ivoryturner, r. 31 ''J Castro
Grandiunl John, seaman, r. 3141 Ritch
Grandon Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Minna
Grandt James A., machinist, r. 217 Devisadero
Grandv Jennit- Mrs., furnished rooms. 939 Mission
Grandy Roy, porter Mills Bldg, r. 1016J La-kin
Grandy William J., porter American Exchange Hotel
Graneist "tto (Granei-t & Daeweritz) r. 18 John
Graneist & Daeweritz (Otto Graneist and Moritz Daewe-
ritz") coffee saloon, 26 Gean'
Granelli Angelo, gardener, r. 331 Broadway
r. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
M.^XrFACTTTRE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREIMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mission 40
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659
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«;raiierA(li>lphT. (Boeckmann & Graner) r. 1213 Bii-
chanaii
<Jraner Charles M. (Gebhardtfc Graner) r. 711 McAllister
Graney Daniel J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 530 Sixth
Graney Edward M., horseshoer, 7 St. George's Alley, r.
VM> Sacramento
Graney Ellen, widow, r. 536 Haight
Graney Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1201 Seventh Av
Graney Kate, widow, r. 1630 McAllister
Graney Kate, widow, dressmaker, r. 109 J Seventh
Graney Peter . I., yardman S. P. Co., 1201 Seventh Av
South
US' Graney. See Greaney
(iranfield Arthur (William Granfield & Sons) r. 1040
Howard
Granfield John (William Granfield & Sons) r. 1040 How-
ard
Granfield Kate, widow, r. 610 Ivy Av
(iranfield William (William Granfield & Sons) r. 1040
Howard
Granfield William Jr. (William Granfield & Sons) r. 112J
Lanifton
Granfield William & Sons (William, William Jr., John
atid Arthur) wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange Louis A. , bookkeeper, r. 127 Kearny
Grange Numa, wholt sale liquors. 711 Sansome, r. Ala-
meda
Grange Thomas, laborer, r. 633 Bryant
Granger Alexander, cashier Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Mining and Concentrating Co., r. East Oakland
<;ranger Alexander, tailor, r. 2 Kappeler Court
Granger George B., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 110 J Silver
Granger Samuel, machinist, r. Alameda
3^ Granger. See Grainger
liRAKVEKS' B.IKK OF CALIFORNIA, Hugh M.
La Rue president, Albert Montpellier cashier and
manager, Frank McMullen secretary, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Hatterv, Telephone Main 607
GRANGERS' BUSINESS ASSO-
CI ATI DM *""• **" ''>'e'"y Buauager,
IH I IUIl> general coniniLsslon mer-
chauls, produce, lOS Davis
4iRA:V€lFR!$' SALOON, Arthur Josue proprietor, 30
California
Granicher Walter A., shirtcutter, r. 220A W^aller
Granler Charles A., harnessmaker, r. 1208 Union
Grannis Frank R., salesman Herring-Hall-Marvin Co.,
r. 1708 Baker
Grannis James G. (A. Baumsteiger & Co.) r. 1503 Geary
CiRANNISS OEORCiE W., real estate, and agent for
Estate of Frederick Billings, 626 Montgomerv, room
37, r. 1326 Leavenworth
Granquist John, sawj-er Pac. Wooden Ware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 48 Sa ramento
Granrath Minnie, furnished rooms, 524J Pine
Gmnrath Nicholas, liquors, 524 Pine
Gransbach W., motornian S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r.
36 Cheney
Granson G. , seaman stmr City of Puebla
Grant A. L C. Mrs., r. 826 Bush
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Albert W., salesman Lytton Springs Water Co., r.
110 Eddv
Grant Alfred H., foreman A. N. Grant, r. 20 Golden
Gate Av
CRANT ALFRED N., hav and grain, 20 Golden Gate
Av
Grant Alfred S., clerk, r. 2757 Mission
Grant Andrew S. (Connor & Grant) office 303 California
CiRANT ANGUS A. (Grant Bros.) and president Mo-
raga Land Association, 58-,'i9 Chronicle ■■Idg
Grant A. R., compositor Call, r. 607 Powell
Grant Ardelle Miss, r. 137 Bartlett
Grant August, bartender, r. 449.^ Jessie
GRANT AVENUE SALOON, Rumetsch & Walther
proprietors, 207 Grant Av
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Gram Beniamin, manager The Great Eastern Carpet
Beatit)g and Renovaiing Wks, 14 Ei hth, r. 20 Ninth
Grant Benjamin E., gripman, r. 715 Elizabeth
Grant Bros. (Los Angeles) railroad contractors, office
58-59 Chronicle Bldg
Grant Carrie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 723i Turk
Grant Charles, seaman, r. 616 Tennessee
Grant Charles A., painter, r. 1145 Mission
Grant Charles E., salesman George T. Marsh & Co., r.
1310a Page
Grant Charles F., clerk Belden & Cofrn, r. 2017 Lyon
Grant Charles J., surgeon, r. Alms House
Grant Charles T.. wrapper Kaptiael's Incorporated, r.
406h Larkin
Grant Charles W., agent City Dept Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 2017 Lyon
Grant Cordrey, bookkeeper Renters' Co-operative In-
vestment Co., r. 410 Hyde
Grant Daniel W., insijector Custom House, r. 2114 Lar-
kin
Grant David, student, r. 1602 Stevenson
Grant Dolly Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Lafayette
Grant Donald, cook E. F. Dennison, r. Tenth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Grant Edgar M., electrician, r. 2114 Larkin
Grant Edward, r. NWcor Filbert and Scott
Grant Edward, laborer, r. 212 First
Grant Ella, widow, r. 420 Bartlett
Grant Edward, pressman Valleau & Peterson, r. 1079
Howard
Grant Edward, sexton St. Mary's Church (old Cathe-
dral) r. 628 California
Grant Edward J., seaman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Grant Ellen G. Miss, te .cher Jefiferson Primarj' School,
r. 101 k Van Ness Av
Grant Ellery A., painter, r. 210 Twenty-fifth
Grant Emily Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Lafayette
Grant Eugene C, conductor, r. 2524_ Sutter
Grant Frank, laborer, r. N s Silver Av nr Congdon
Grant Frederick, clerk, r. 406^ Larkin
Grant Ganielia I. Mrs. , r. 405 Sutter
GRANT GEORGE, assistant cashier The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine, r. East Oakland
Grant George, fisherman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Grant Gei rge, laborer Cal. St. RR., r. 8 Wall
Grant George, tinsmith, r. 119 Fulton
Grant George E. , capitalist, 26-28 Fremont, r. East Oak-
land
Grant George E. Jr. , bookkeeper, r. 2000 Sutter
GRANT GEORGE F., manager London Assurance
Corporation, Northern Assurance Company, 501
Montgomery, Telephone Main 1632, r. Marin County
Grant George F', manager Muilany, Grant & Gushing,
104 Sutter, r. Lick House
Grant George W., lather, r. 1571i Market
Grant Georgiana, widow, milliner, r. 18 Lafayette
Grant Gertrude, nurse Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum
and Home
Grant Gold Mine, S. P. Thorn secretary, 64-65 Chroni-
cle «Idg
Grant Grant L., laborer, r. 419 Jersey
Grant Henry H., machinist, r. 2427^ Bryant Av
GRANT H. M., manager Western Assurance Co.,
British America As-urance Co. (of Toronto, Canada)
and American Fire In-urance Co. (of New York) 423
California, r. 102 Guerrero
Grant Horace A., master carpenter Pac. C. SS. Co., r.
Oakland
Grant Huxh W., bartender, r. 121U Polk
Grant Isaac, clerk G. H. Umbseu & Co., r. 920 Hyde
Grant James, shipwright, E 8 Fifteenth Av Sou.h bet L
and M
Grant James A, gripman Market St Ry. Co., r. 1362 Fol-
som
Grant James S., boilennaker, r. N s Kansas bet Santa
Clara and Center
PASTEUR FILTERS :
Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
-- "■' "" -— "ontli, or Sold Outr-ght.
Agents, 823 Matket Stre««
at"$l 00 per nontli, or Sold Outr«ght.
BROWN & SON, - - - . -
W. B. CHAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer ot Pine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 1894.
GRA
660
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SUN
butcher, 1423 Devisadero, r. 2103
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Grant Jajiies W. , patent medicines, (540 Mariiet, r. SW
cor Hyde and O'Farrell
( irant Jane, widow, r. 1602 Stevenson
Gram John, capitalist, r 1818 Turk
Grant John F., millwrisrht, r. 3266 Mission
Grant John F. Mrs., varieties, 3266 Mission
Grant John H., tinsmith, r. 1602 Stevenson
Grant John R. (Grant Bros.) r. Oakland
Grant John T., seaman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Grant John W., clerk Railwav Mail Service, r. 111b
Frinklin
Grant Joseph, teamster, r. 216 Xinth
Grant Joseph, teamster David S. Cartwrlght, r. bih
Norfolk .
Grant Joseph, watchman, r. 518 Powell, rear
Grant Joseph B. , laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Grant Joseph D. (MiuT^hy, Grant & Co.) r. 948 Gearv
Grant Joseph H., blacksmith, r. 18 Lafayette
Grant Julia Miss, r. 517 Eighteenth
Grant Lawrence, laborer, r. E s Fifteenth Av South bet
L and M
Grant Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 406| Larkin
Grant Le>lie, turf correspondent, 17 Phelan Bldg
Grant Levi J , teamster, r. 521 Fell
Grant Louis G., baker, r. 419 Jessie
Grant L. H. and I.. W. (Lowell H. and Lvndon W.)
painters, 2757 Mission
Grant Lowell H. (L. H. and L. W. Grant) r. 2757 Mission
Grant Lyndon W. (L H. and L. W. Grant) r. 2757 Mis-
sion
Grant Marararet, widow, r. 18 Pierre
Grant Mar>-, widow, groceries, NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Grant Marj- Mrs. , proprietor Melbourne House, 33 Fifth
and 375 Jessie
Grant Marv E., furnished rooms, 12 Ellis
ORA>'T .n.4RY E., proprietor Hotel Veodome, 1104
Market, 15 Turk
Graut M. E. Miss, r. 826 Bush
GR.WT MEMORIAL FREE KI.\»ERCARTE\,
Miss Mar\- Inglis principal, Alabama nr T\ventv-
third
Grant Mort Mrs., r. 826 Bush
Grant Xeal, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
Grant Nicholas, tanner, r. E s Fifteenth Av South bet
L and M
Grant Patrick, blacksmith, r. 110 T<iwnsend
Grant Patrick, laborer, r. 546 Bryant
Grant Patrick J., shipwright, "r. E s Fifteenth Av
South bet L and M
Grant Pauline T., widow, r. 9 Beaver
Grant Peter, seaman, r. 528 Third
Grant Richard Mrs., milliner, r. 1700 Sacramento
Grant Richard A., gripman Sutter St Ry, r. 1700 Sacra-
mento
Grant Robert, carpenter, r. 118 Laurel
Grant Robert, marine engineer, r. 1602 Stevenson
Grant Thomas, boiler maker, r. 1119* Folsom
Grant Thomas M. , r. 707 Hvde
ORAN'T TO.n C, general agent North British
and Mercantile Insurance Co., 212 Pine, r. Napa, Cal.
Grant Ward D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 18 Pierce
«RA>'T WILLIA.n (Mullanv, Grant & Cushingj
attorney at law, 104 Sutter, r. Lick House
Grant William, blacksmith, r. 110 Townsend
Grant William, carpenter, r. 414 Bartlett
Grant William, carpenter, r. 6a2 Geary
Grant William, clerk, r. 504 Geary
Grant William, ship joiner, 14 Folsom
Grant William C, r. 607 Pine
Grant AVilliam J., mill hand, r. 316 Beale, rear
Grant William R., carpenter, r. 409 Minna
Grant William R., salesman Thomas Russell & Co., r.
504 Geary
Grantland John A., pattern maker Fulton Eng and
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 1331 Sanchez
Grantz Adolph, butcher, 1423 Devisadero, r. 2103 Gearj-
Grantz William P.
Geary
S^ Grantz. See Granz
Cranucci Ambrosrio (Granucci Bros.) r. 1507 Dupont
CiRAXtCCI BROTHERS (Gisberto and Ambrogio)
wholesale grocers. 514-516 Front
Granucci Frank, butcher S. Granucci, r. 1407 Powell
Granucci Giovanni, laborer, r. 919 Sansome
Granucci Grocery Co. (Costa & F. Razzetto) 1345 Dupont
GranuLci Gisberto (Granucci Bros. ) r. 22 Wetmore PI
Granucci Salvati>r, butcher, 1300 Stockton, r. 1212 Stock-
ton
Granvall Marj-, chambermaid Montgomery's Hotel
Granville Andrew J., carriage jiainter, r. 1122 Treat Av
Granville Arthur J. , plumber, r. 32 Lau>f ton
Granville James, laborer ITnion Wks, r. i031 Eighteentli
Granville Joseph, carriage painter, r. 1122 Treat Av
Granville Joseph O. , plumber, r. 238 Clara
Granville Maurice W. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r.
1031 Eighteenth
Granz Charles T., clerk Napa Vallev Wine Co., r. 410
Post
Granz Louis, furniture, 1909 Howard
^3" Granz. See Grantz
Grapengeter Charles, bartender, r. 407 Dolores
Graper Charles (Diescher vV Grai>er) r. 26 O'Farrell
Gras Giuseppe, cook, r. 580 Green
Graser Louisa, widow, nurse, r. 502 Twenty-sixth
Grases James E., bartender Jesse E. Marks, r. Oakland
Grass Adeline, widow, r. 8 Bourbin PI
Grass Andrew D., salesman David Samuels, r. 1624 Fell
Grass Charles, butcher, r. 511 Pacific
Grass Charles B. , groceries and liquors, 1529 Dupont, r.
501 Filbert
Grass Frederick, boots and shoes, 1506 Market, r. 1029
Golden Gate Av
Grass Frederick, porter Wieland Bros., r. .^lameda
Grass George, blacksmith Farnsworth & Collins, r. Ala-
meda
Grass Henry, salesman, r. 1624 Fell
Grass Jacf)b, millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. 219 Capp
Grass John, r. 122 Montgomerj- BIk
Grass L. G., musician, r. 1 Stockton
Grass Martin, r. 219 Capp
Grass Sebastian, laborer, r. 219 Capp
Grass Valley Water and Irrigation Co., James D. Hagure
president, D. A. Jennings hecretarj-, 401 California,
room 14
Grassa Albert, gardener, r. 325 Seventeenth
Grasse Hutro F., butcher Hemy G. Pfaeffle. r. 322 Fifth
Grasser Martin, tailor, 29 Ninth, r. 16i Treat Av
Grasshoff Herman, copjiersmith, r. 321 Scott
Grasshoff Robert (Brauer, Grasshoff & Co.) r. 321 Scott
Grasshoff William, clerk WUIiam Schulz, r. 321 Scott
Grassman Frederick, baker, r. 4 Hunt
Grassman Otto, baker, r. 4. Hunt
1^^ Grassman. See Grossman
Grasso Angelo CGrasso i Crespino) r. Oakland
Grasso Francesco, shoemaker, 311 Pacific
Grasso & Crespino (Angelo Grasso and George Crespino »
liquors, 625 California
Grassot Paulo, lodgings, 637 Califoniia
Grater John, baker, r. 409 l*nion
Grath (ieorge, cigars and tobacco, 523j Pacific
Gratiana Michael, fisherman, r. 917 Sansome
Gratschier Halfdan, secretary Swedish and Norwegian
Consulate, 214 California, r. 1905 Baker
Grattan John, clerk Dennis J. Sheehan, r. 736* Clemen-
tina
Grattan John, clerk Railway Mail Senice, r. 810 Mission
g^ Grattan. See Gratton
Gratto David P., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 4 Harrj- PI
Gratto Gaetano, peddler, r. 1111 Kearny
Gratto Richard (Gratto & Reimers) r. 226 Chattanooga
Gratto & Reimers (Richard Gratto and John A. C. Rei-
mers) shipwrights, E s Fifth Av South bet J and K
SAN FPANCISCO PAYING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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UrxttonP. A., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohinan, r.
^1319 Folsom
(iratz Charles, laborer, r. 727 Minna
(Jrau Abraham L., clerk Kaufman & Frankel, r. 1423J
Sacramento
(jirau Augusta, r. 727 Gough
Orau Conrad A., salesman Fisher Packing Co., r. Oak-
land
<;rau Gottlieb, poultry, r. Mission Road nr Five Mile
House
(Jrau H. Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 1423 Sacramento, rear
Grau Ludwig H., r. 35 Eleventh
Grau Olga Miss, dressmaker, r. 727 Gough
Grau Rachel, widow, r. 1423 Sacramento, rear
Grauerholz Henry J. (Hey, Graiierholz & Co.) r. 2414
Mission
tiraul Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 705 Post
Griun Frederick, laborer Morris Shappery, r. 6 Geneva
Graupner Louis C., salesman Parke & Lacy Co., r. 134
Scott
(iraunur Maurice, r. l(522a Post
(irauvogel Margaret, furnished rooms, 528 Pine
(JrauvoMl Peter, bartender, r. 528 Pine
UnAVt D. LU. (incorporated) Henry
V. itlMas.s president, Bernard <)irave vice-
president, ('liarles H. Maass secretary,
bailders of strictly lirst-class vehicles of
all kinds, 431-133 Paciflc, Telephone Main
8:»
4:RAVE BERNARD, vice-president B. Grave Co.,
421-423 Pacific, r. 1013 Filbert
(;rave Joseph W., wheelwright, r. 1013 Filbert
<;RAVERT JACOB C, wines, liquors and lunch
house, 1524 Kentucky
(iraves Abram L., porter," r. 181 Jessie
tiraves Ann S., widow, r. 31 Scott
(Jraves Arthur E., salesman Pairpoint Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
land
Graves Benjamin, r. 605 Laguna
Graves Catrina A., r. 224 Jackson
<iraves Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 6 Julius PI
Graves Edward, teamster, r. 1147 Mission
Graves Eliphalet L., wharf builder P. M. SS. Co., r. 1311
Dolores
Graves Emma Miss, nurse, r. 11301 Pacific
<iraves Felix F., waiter, r. 914 Gearj'
(Jraves Frank B., assistant librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute, r. Alameda
Graves Frank O. , pile driver, r. 1311 Dolores
Graves Frederick, clerk Hassler & Shumat«, r. 605 La-
guna
Graves Frederick, fireman Mills Bldg, r. 2405 Twenty-
fifth
•iraves Hiram T., corporation secretary, 808 Montgom-
ery, room 2, r. Alameda
(Jraves James E. , watchman U. S. Mint, r. Russ House
Graves John, bookkeeper Yates & Co., r. 1516^ Vallejo
Graves John H. , student, r. 1816 Post
Graves John L., bartender, r. 455 Stevenson
Graves Linas, quarrjanan, r. 2518 Market
Graves L. S., r. 917 Filbert
Graves Mary L., widow, r. SE cor Visitacion Av and
Viatt
tiraves O. Frank, bridgebuilder, r. 1311 Dolores
Graves Paul, clerk S. P. Taylor Pajier Co. , r. 118 Jones
Graves Paul, waiter, r. 271 Stevenson
Graves Samuel A., coachman 813 Sutter
Graves Thomas, waiter, r. 1 Taylor PI .
Graves Walker C, attorney at law, 402 Kearny, r. 2131
Howard
ftiRAVES W.VEiTER E., representative Pairpoint
Manufacturin;^ Co., 220 Sutter, r. 1213 Central Av,
Alameda
iS" Graves. See Greaves
Gravet Adolph, musician, r. 307i O'Farrell
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 7UT7^:?KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Pai.ack Hotel.
Jinny Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURCx PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Graviotto August, blacksmith, 13J Vallejo, r. 523 Filbert
Gravity Flusher Co. , R. A. Rose president, contractors
sewers and water works, 315 California
Gray Albert E., clerk Deckelnian Bros., r. 1707S Stock-
ton
Gray Albert E., secretary The Land Savings Union of
Cal., 501 Montgomery, r. 1208 Clay
Gray Albert W., penman, r. 427 Stevenson
Gray Alexander, searcher of records, r. 1707J Stockton
Gray Andrew, conductor, r. 3205 Clay
Gray Anna L., r. 3139 Sixteenth
Gray Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1221 Fell
Gray Archibald, boilermaker, r. 929i Shotwell, rear
GRAY BROTHERS <«. p. ........
Oray> artitlcial stone pavingand all kinds
or concrete worh, crashed trap rock for
luacadaiiii/ing and concrete parposes,
olllccs »1(» Hitntsoniery, San Francisco,
Telephone Main .5111, '^308 Encinal Av,
Alameda, 205 \ew llleh, Los Angeles, 4*0
Tenth, Oakland, and 305 Morrison, Port-
land, Or.
Gray Catherine, widow, r. 116 California Av
Gray Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 121 Sixth
Gray Charles, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 1220 Folsom
Gray Charles E., blacksmith, r. 104 Twenty-first
Gray Charlotte, widow, r. 1410 Octavia
Gray Clara A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 509 Jones
Gray Clarence (Law & Gray) r. 751 Sutter
Gray Clarence H., traveling salesman Cluett, Coon &
Co.,r. 1710 Clay
Gray DeWitt C. (McCauley & Gray) r. 324 Jones
Gray Ea^le Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) H. W. Gray
president, A. P. Swain secretary, room 4, Nevada
Block
OR.4.V EDIIUND S., vice-pre-iident and manager
Palace Hardware Co., 603 Market, r. 836 Alice, Oak-
land
Gray Edward, fireman stmr Acapulco
(;RAY EDH'ARD, physician, office 530 Sutter, r.291fi
Sacramento
Gray Edward, teamster, r. 6 Isis
Gray Edward, teamster, r. 8 Gough
Gray Edward A., secretary Pac. Coast Door Co. (incor-
porated) r. 131 Grove
CRAY EDWARD P., secretary California Construc-
tion Co., 659 Market, r. 2212 Hyde
Gi-ay Ellen, widow, r. 128 Bartlett '
Gray Eloise, stenographer, r. 116 California Av
Gray Emily G. Miss, saleslady, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Gray Ethel Miss, medium, r. 108 Sixth
Gray Florence L. Miss, stenographer, r. 1213 Leaven-
worth
Gray Frances H. Miss, teacher music, r. 1501 Washing-
ton
Gray Frank J. (Kennedy & Gray) r. 726 Fillmore
Gray Frank K., bookkeeper D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 637
Twenty-fourth
Gray Frank M., bookkeeper Gray & Barbieri, r. San Jose,
Cal.
Gray Franfe P., medical student, r. 524 Eddy
Gray Frank S., collector Edison Light and Power Co., r.
542 Minna
Gray George A., salesman, r. 411 Franklin
Gray Gorge B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1230i Fol-
som
Gi-ay Geora-e D., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 14141i Wasli-
inu:ton
GRAY UEORCiE D., lumber dealer, 10 California,
room 1, r. Oakland
Gray George E., cai>italist, r. 1115 Bush
Gray George V., r. 1115 Bush
Gray George F. (Gray Bros.) r. 825 California
Gray George H., foreman S. F. Planing Mills, r. Corbett
Road bet Hattie and Danvers
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Graj George W., engineer C'ahill & Hall Elevator Co., r.
1657 Mission
Gray Geoi^e W., engineer Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r. 777
"Market
Gray Ge Ffiie Miss, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 777
Market
Gray Giles H., attorney at law, 8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r.
Oakland
Gray Grant S., butcher, r. 258 Third
Grav Hamilton W., president Grav Eagle Mining Co.,
room 4, Xevada Blook, r. 2133 O'Farrell
Gra.\ Hannah, widow, r. 404 Third
Gray Harriet SV. Mrs., teacher Irving Primary Schof>l, r.
918 Twenty -first
Grav Harrv D., brakemau, r. 510a Fulton
(>RAV HARRY X. (Gray Bros.) r. 916 Jones
Gray Harry P., salesman H. P. Gregor}- & Co., r. Oak-
land
Gray Hattie E. , widow, r. 306 San Jose Av
6iay Henrj-, miner, r. 2l;« O'Farrell
Grav Henrv, secretary F. H. Ames Co., 3 California, r.
"717 Fi'llmore
Gray Henrj- H., dyer, r. 1111 York
Grav Henry L., motorman, r. 1110 Pierce
Gray Henrv P., sketch artist Call, r. 1707 1 Stockton
GraV Henry W. (Henrj- W. Gray & Co.) r. 1235 Golden
'Gate Av
Grav Henrv \V. & Co. (Henrv W. Grav) liver\- stable, 16
"Webb
Gray Herman, harness and saddlerj-, 1005 Valencia
Gray Isabella Miss, bookkeeper, r. Corbett Road
Gray Isadore, tailor, r. 1511 Golden Gate Av
Gray J. Alfred (Murch & Gray) r. 1707 J Stockton
Gray James, brass finisher, r. 29 Tehama
Gray James, clerk, r. 459 Minna
Gray James, driver, r. 633 California
Graj- James, paper carrier, r. 2130A Sutter
Gray James, teamster Daniel Gallagher, r. 6 Isis
Grav James H., jwrter Crocker Bldg, r. 541 Silver
CiRA V .I.AME.S .n. (Gray & Barbieri) r. San Jose, Cal.
Gray Jennie E., widow, r. 1415 Mason
Gray John, concrete worker, r. Park Ht)tel
Gray John, fireman stmr City of Sydney
Gray John, shipping clerk William Cluff Co., r. 716
"O'Farrell
Gray John C, stenographer Munson School of Shorthand
and Typewriting, r. 411 Franklin
eRAV j"OH.\ H., general agent The Washington
Life Insurance Co. (of Xew York) 322 Montgomery,
r. 122 Scdtt
Gray John J., bartender, r. 121 Sixth
Gray John J. , painter, r. 331 Shotwell
Gray John P., clerk, r. 918 Twenty-first
Gray John P., live stock, r. 1934 Ellis
Gray John S., solicitor, r. 1501 Washington
Gray John T.. plumber, 230 Sutter
Gray Joseph, paper carrier, r. 2130i Sutter
Gray Joseph Jr, shipping clerk John D. Hammond, r.
"1224 Haight
Gray Joseph J., collector, r. 222 Eddy
Gray Kate, domestic 2930 Sacramento
Grav Keith F., blacksmith, r. 637 Twentv-fourth
Grav Lendal M.. clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. San Leandro, Cal
Gray Lizzie C. Miss (Gray & O'Xeill) r. 309 Eddy
Gray Louise, widow, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Gi ay Luke, gardener A. Sutro, r. NW cor Hayes and
Fillmore
Grav Marion Miss, teacher, r. 1221 Fell
Gra"v Marion E., agent Palouse City Mills, 48 Clay, r.
West Berkeley
Gray Martin, ironmolder, r. 6 Isis
Gray Mary, nurse, r. 3139 Sixteenth
Gray M<ry, widow, furnished rooms, 215J Mason
Grav Matthias Company, Thompson Blair manager,
"office 137-139 Keaniy
Gray M. E. Miss, correspondent Sherwood & Sherwood,
"Oakland
ndertakers and
Gray Michael, laborer, r. 9 Alabama
Gray Michael E., stoker Engine 16, r. 1008 Tennessee
Gray M. King, asst electrician Mills Bldg, r. 743 Pine
Gra'v M. V., r. 427 Stevenson
GRAY N. & CO., a
iiiipurters ondertakers' materials, 641-
«43-tt4.> Sacranieato, Telephone Main 4;J
Gray Xellie Miss, stenographer Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
Fruitvale. Cal
Gray Nicholas, r. 327 Montgomerj- Av
Gray Nicholas, teacher Russian, Filippe's Academ\' of
Languages
Gray Patrick J., shoefinisher, r. 727 Seventeenth
Grav Peter, laborer, r. -iS Perry
Gra"y Peter, tinsmith P. M. SS." Co., r. 2558 Geary
Grav Reuben, laborer, r. 426 Powell
GRAY RICHARD, General Traffic Managers. P. Co..
room 32 General Offices S. P. Co., 4 Moutgomerj".
r. 236 San Jose Av
Gray Robert B., office 405 Montgomery, room 5, r. Bos-
ton, Mass.
Grav Robert F., dentist, r. 1514 Tavlor
CiRAY ROSCOE S. (Fox, Kellogg i Gray) attorney
at law, 508 Montgomerj-, room 6, r. 1053 Onter,
Oakland
Graj- Samuel, chief steward stmr Crista Rica, r. 34('
Steuart
Gray Samuel N., clerk William J. Adams, r. 306 San Jost
"Av
Gray Sarah M., widow, r. 1304 Post
Gray Stella Miss, stenographer Dunne & McPike, r. Ala-
meda
Grav Theoflore, accountant Selbv Smelting and Lead Ci>.,
"r. 2047 Pine
Gray Thomas, collector, r. 327 Montgomerj- Av
Gray Thomas, ent(int-er, r. 723 De^isadero
Gray Thomas A., millwTight S. P. Co., r. 134 Twelfth
Grav Thomas L. , carpenter, r. 116 California Av
GR.Al TH0.1I.A!» P. D., ca hier Northwestern Na-
tional Insurance Co. , r. 122 Scott
Gray Thomas S., waiter, r. 3 Scheerer PI
Gray Vernon, r. 1115 Bush
Gray Vincent, clerk Dunne & McPike, r. Alameda
Gray Walter A. , clerk Freiirht Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. 507 Fourth
Gray William, clerk, r. 637 Twenty- fourth
Gray William, ship builder, r. 929i Shotwell, rear
Gray William B. , salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 1521 Broadway
Gray William B., clerk D. M. Osborne & Co., r. fB7
Twentv-fourth
(Jray WiPiain E., assistant editor Blue Book, r. 420 Ellis
Gray William E , iron molder, r. 4 Langtou
Gray William J., capitalist, r. 1514 Taylor
4iR.AY WILLIA!M J., superintendent Ship Owner-
and Mechants Tug B<jat Co., r. 2417 Pacific Av
Grav William W., machinist, r. 1514 Tajlor
GRAY A BARBIERI (James M. Gray and Paul Bar-
bieri) general commission merchants, 307-311 Wash-
ington
Gray i; O Neill (Misses Lizzie C. Gray and Neliie (;.
O'Neill) dressmakers, 90 Donohoe Bldg
t^ Grav. See Grey
GRAY'S HARBOR COMMER-
riAl Pn ■"- ^'- HerrU-k president,
UIAL UU. M . C. Kirketerp serretary.
lit Market, proprietors Coninierclal Box
Faetorj. factories Third and King, and
C'osniopolis. >Va<ih., I'artory Telephone
Main .'>46'j. office 610. agents Commercial
Lin"" of Steamen* between San Francisco.
Oray's Harbor and Shoalwater Bay
Gray's Harbor Packets, Simpson Lumber Co. agents, 4-
Market, room 2
TUG Monarcn Bicycle
Kvery Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
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Graj don John T., motormau Market St. Ry., r. -^27
Palmer
Graj'ham The, Henry Van Marie, proprietor, 219 Grant
Av
Grayriga; Robert S., student, r. 1123 Ca'ifornia
Grayson House, Mrs. James G. Chown proprietor, 826-
8i8 Powell
CiRA¥SON UEOKUE W., mining office, 331 Pine,
room 20, r. Oakland
<;RA¥!«0K KOBEKT R. (Ralston & Grayson) and
mining secretary Las Annua - Land and Cattle Co. ,
331 Pine, room 20, r. Pacific Union Club
Grayson S. W., broommaker, r. llSi Langton
Grazeller Charles, millwright Cal. Drug and Spice Mills,
r. 134 Fourth
Grazer Adolph G., cigar maker, r. 9')2 Twenty-sixth
Grazer Frederick A., physician and druggist, NE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Grazini Pietro, bootblack, r. 6 Sonora
Greaney Catherine Miss, r. 815 Greenwich
Greaney UanielG., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 815 Green-
wich
Greaney Wdliam, clerk, r. 81.5 Greenwich
Greaney William P., team-ter, r. 74? Brannan
Greany Frank J., millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. cor Seven-
teenth Av South and Kentucky
Greany John T., attorney at law, 14 Grant Av, room 25,
r. Sn Brannan
Greany Michael, r. 827 Brannan
Greany Thomas F., bartender, r. 602 Sixth
Greanv William F., numismatist, r. 827 Brannan
1^" (ireany. See Graney
Great An)erican Importing Tea Co. (H. Huddleston &
Co.) 52-5S Market
GREAT AHieaiCAN STGREOPTICO.V AND
CONCElCr CO. THE, Professor J. H. Tigner pro-
prietor, 23 First
GREAT COLNCIL IMPKOVEI> ORDER RED
llIEi\, C. F. Burgman Great Cliief of Records, 320
Post
GREAT EASTERN CARPET BE.4TI.\G .4.\D
REKOVATI.NG >VORKl^ THE, Benjamin Grant
manager, 14 Eighth
Great Eastern Clothes Renovating Co. (John M. Jones
and Daniel A. Sullivan) 419 Cali ornia, room 23
GRE.4.T NORTHERN RAILWAY, John M. Smith
general agent, (528 Market
Great Western Mill and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Frederick E. Luty secretarj-, 330 Pine, room 5
Greai Western Quicksilver Mining Co., Abraham Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Greathead Nicholas T., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co. , r. East Oakland
Greathead Norman J., clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Greathead R. G., watertender stmr City of Sydney
Greathouse Louise, widow, r. 2019 Webster
Greatrix Arthur, janitor 12(j Kearny, r. 52 Second
Greatzer Frank, adjuster S. F. Board of Trade, r. 110
Eddy
Greaves Henry, proprietor Adams House, 519 Sacramento,
Pacific douse, 209 LeidesdorfT, San Fra'cisco House,
737 Howard, Clay St. House, 36 Clay, r. San Lean-
dro, Cal.
Greaves Thomas, bookkeeper Smiths' Cash Store, r. Ala-
meda
Greb Conrad, r. 24^ Garden
Greco Camielo, with O'Brien & Spotomo, r. 324 Vallejo
Greefkens John H., clerk General Auditor's Office S. P.
Co., r. 826 McAllister
Greeg George, master mechanic S. P. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Greehy Timothy, oiler, r. 2319 Post, rear
Greeley Alameda and San Francisco Transfer Co. The,
P. F. Kellogg proprietor, 3 Spear
Greeley Ann Mrs., nurse, r. 12 Laskie
Greeley Charles B. , clerk W. P. Fuller & Co. , r. Alameda
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Greeley George, reporter, r. 115a Sixth
Greeley James J., plumber, r. 12 Laskie
Greeley John, groceries and liquors, 539 Howard
Greeley John, policeman, r. 213 Dorland
Greeley John B., plumber, r. 1120 Stevenson
Greeley Joseph, clerk Joseph Gaestel, r. 1016 Mont-
gomery
Greeley Mark, driver, r. Old San Jose Road
Greeley R. P. M., vice-president American Railway Con-
struction and Land Improvement Co., 10 California,
r. Oakland
Greeley Thomas H.. plasterer, r. 1120 Stevenson
B^" Greeley. See Greely
Greeley's San Francisco and Alameda Express, 39 Mar-
ket
Greely Aggie Miss, weaver W. A. Schrock, r. 709 Treat
Av
Greely Annie Miss, r. 217 Francisco
Greely Arthur J , teamster, r. 324c Second Av
Greely Henry, cellarman A. Repsold & Co., r. 512
Bush
Greely James, laborer, r. 3a Elliot Park
Greely James, plumber John Bradley, r. 326 Eighth Av
Greely J 'hn, mine , r. 1407 Scott
Greely John D. , contractor, r. 326 Eighth Av
Greely John J., bookkeeper C. A. Macomber &Co., r. 3a
E liot Park
Greely John S., teamster, r. 326 Eighth Av
Greely Joseph W. , repairer Water Filter Co., r. 14*7
Scott
Greelv Mark, driver, r. 326 Eighth Av
GREEN ABR.4HAM, dealer in diamonds, 220 Sntter,
room 1, r. 1210 Ellis
Green Abraham, salesman M. Scheyer & Bro., r. tiOo
0< tavia
Green Abraham Mrs., widow, r. 1210 Ellis
Green Abraham E., solicitor Newman, Levinson & Co., r.
•.i338 Pine
GREEN ADAM T.i real estate br«.
ker, >«I7 CaliAtrnia, r. Dwlglit Way nr
Bo>vditrh. Berkeley, Cal.
Green Adelbert W., pressman Dempster Bros., r. 1534
Mission
Green Adelle, ironer Electric Laundry, r. 1894 Mission
Green Advertising Sign Co. The (Charles Green and
Harry E. Oppeniieimer) 213 Sansome
Green Albert, mining, r. 308 Valencia
Green Abertine H. Miss, portrait artist, r. 225 Bartlett
Green Alexander, teamster, r. 1317 Natoma
Green Alfred T., collector, r. 1645 Twenty-fifth
Green Annette H. Mrs., teacher Haight Primary School,
225 Bartlett
Green Annie, domestic 1108 Green
Green Annie, widow, r. 124 Ash Av
Green Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 51 Kearny
Green Anth aiy, teamster Wdliam Kerr Co., r. 905 But-
tery
Green Arthur, butcher, r. 423 Linden Av
Green Arthur F., timekeeper P. .M. SS. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Green August, deckhand stmr Tiburon, r. 12 Dore
Green August, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Green Bartholomew, groceries and liquors, 1944 Filbtrt
Green Austin, asst foreman Truckee Lumber Co., r. t.ir.
Natoma
Green A. W., printer, r. 1534 Mission
Green Belinda M.. widow, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Green Belle, widow, r. 418 Leavenworth
GREEN BROTHERS (Charies S. and Henry D.)
propri tors Green's Planing Mill, 551-555 Brannan
GREEN BROTHERS (Silas and Charies) liquors, 228
Market
Green Carrie Mrs., r. 24 Mint Av
Green Charles (Green Bros.) r. 2235 Sutter
Green Charles, r. Alms House
Green Charies, carpenter, r. 255 Jessie
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Green Charles, laborer, r. 766^ Folsoni
Green Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Green Charles A., seaman, r. 12 Dore
Green Charles B., contractor, r. 34 Hawthor:.e
Green Charles D., iron molder Thompson Bros., r. 921
Shotwell
Green Charles E., laborer Kittle & Co., r. 28 Maria
Green Charles E. , engineer stmr Farallon, r. 1701 San
Carlos Av
GR£liN 'CHARLES E., private secretary Charles F.
Crocker, 52 Union Trust Bldg, r. NW cor Pacific Av
and Fillmore
Green Charles H., foreman S. Moody, r. Alameda
Green Charles J., shipmight Fultou Iron Wks, r. 721|
Tennessee
Green Charles L., master stmr Eureka, r. 1021 Jackson
Green Charles S. (Green Bros. ) r. 16 Camp
Green Charles W., engineer, r. 315 Bryant, rear
Green Christopher, capitalist, r. 815 Haight
Cireen Cornelius, policeman, r. 21 Clinton
Crreen Daniel, r. 826 Union
Green Daniel, blacksmith, r. 138.V Rose Av
CiKEEN DANIEL, deputy City and Countv Survevor,
r. 826 Union
Green Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 371 Minna
Green Daniel Jr., surveyor, r. 826 Union
Green Daniel W., cary)enter, r. 154 Silver
Green David K., druggist American Drug Store, r. 722
Franklin
Green Delia Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 1894
Mission
Green Duff Mrs. , widow, r. 1001 Pine
Green Edgar T., clerk Welch & Co., r. 1323 Guerrero
Green Edward, r. 98 Derisadero
CJreen Edward, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo i Co.,
r. 604 Ellis
Green Edward, clerk Frank Rossi & Co., r. 1102 Howard
Green Edward, confectioner M. L. Steanis, r. 108 Mc-
Allister
Green Edward, jeweler, r. 1210 Ellis
Green Edward F., boatman, r. 1105 Montgomery
Careen Edward F., clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towiie, r. 338
Oak
Green Edward H. , seaman, r. 98 Derisadero
ftiRKEN EDWIX A., manager and secretary Millbrae
Cpr, SE cor Mission and Ninth, r. Millbrae, San Ma-
teo Co.
Green Edwin S. , r. 367 Minna
Green Elinor Miss, dressmak*, r. 1813 Broderick
Green Elizabeth, widow, r. 362 Third
Green Elizabeth H., widow, r. 1620 Geary
Green Emil, millhand, r. 212 Golden Gate Av
Green Eric, laborer, r. 719 Clementina
Green F., master mariner, r. 5 Market
Green Frank, longshoreman, r. 1105 Montgomery
Green Frank, teamster, r. 28 Prescott PI
Green Frank, wool sorter, r. 24i Garden
Green Frank B. , woodworker, r. 6^ Alemany
Green Prank E., warehouseman F. S. Moody, r. 24 J
Garden
Green Frank T. (Theodore Green & Son) and analjtical
chemist, r. 214 Scott
GKKEN FRED U., general agent, 330 Pine, room 15,
Telephone Main 1610, r. Sausalito
Green Frederick M. , master bark Alaska, 46 Steuart, r.
Oocideutal Hotel
Green Frederick P., policeman, r. 3006 Fillmore
Green Frederick R., salesman Thomas Rassell S Co.
Green George, machinist, r. 98 Devisadero
Green George, messenger Davis & Marston, r. 19 Stone
Green George, paper ruler Mysell & RoUius, r. Oakland
Green George, shanipooer, r. 224J O'Farrell, rear
Green George, special policeman, r. 919 Greenwich
Green George, watchman Market St. Rj , r. 18 Rutledge
Av
Green George, wool sorter, r. 1212 Dolores
Green George F. , bookkeeper, r. 901 Haight
Green George G., laborer, r. 19 Georgia
Green George H., waiter Philadelphia House
Green George K., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 517 Turk
Green George W., farmer, r. Laguna Puerca
Green Geoi^e W., millhand Green Bros., r. 16 Camp
Green Hannah, domestic 1920 Franklin
Green Harrj-, master schr Modoc, office 7 Clay
Green Henrietta R., widow, r. 1323 Guerrero
Green Henrj", paper carrier, r. 605 Octa^^a
Green Henrv-, porter Fred Zachoreck
VREE\ HEXRr, wall paper and fresco cleaner.
office 119 California, r. 1 Eddy
Green Henrj- D. (Green Brothers)" r. 509 Natoma
Green Hiram M., conductor Sutter St. RR. r. 1519 Polk
Green Hjuse, Michael Farrell proprietor, X W cor Mary-
land and Sierra
Green Howard C, clerk Palace Hardware Co., r. 34
Hawthorne
Green I. E. Mrs., r. 1812 Market
Green Isabelle, widow, furnished nwms, 418 Leaven-
worth
Green Isidore, tailor, 1024 Leavenworth
Green Isidore S., barbers' supplies, r. 2211 Sutter
Green J. , gardener, r. 2425 Gough
Green Jacob, r. 722 Franklin
Green James, janitor Supreme Court, r. 915 Pacific
Green James, lon'^horeman, r. 1105 Montgomery
Green James, polisher S. F. Novelty and Plating Wks,
r. 444i Third
Green James D., elevatorman 220 Sutter, r. 639 J Steven-
son
Green James E., paperhanger, r. 3137 Sixteenth
Green J. C, engineer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1403 Powell
Green J. Charles (The Green Advertising Sign Co.)
Green J. Charles, commission merchant, r. 932 Fillmore
Green John, bookkeeper, r. 407 Mason
Green John, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Green John, dri\er U. S. Mail Service, r. 618 Third
Green John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 307 Sierra
Green John, marine engineer, r. 224 Frederick
Green John, restaurant and lodgings, 205 Bryant
Green John, roller, r. 251 Michigan
Green John, solicitor Stoddart Bros., r. Howard nr Sev-
enth
Green John, teamster, r. 562J Natoma
Green John Mrs., r. 251 Michigan
Green John S., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 20A
Fifth
Green John B., miner, r. 1405 Powell
Green John C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1188
Haight
Green John C, real estate, r. 17 Polk
Green John E., engineer Union Iron Wks, r. 1103 Bu-
chanan
Green John J., bartender L. Guanzerole & Co., r. 1105
Montgomery
Green John L.. "real estate, r. 1130 Market
Green John M., mining, r. 2490i Market
Green John T., policeman, r. 639i^ Stevenson
Green John T., teamster, r. 238 Chattanooga
Green John W., teamster, r. 207a Chestnut
GREE.^ J »SiATHA.V, druggist, NE cor Mason and
Washington, r. 1210 Mason
Green Joseph, r. 205 Turk
Green Joseph C, engineer, r. 1403 Powell
CREE.\ JOSEPH E., .secretary- and manager Edison
Light and Power Co., 227 Stevenson, r. 338 Oak
Green Joseph W., salesman, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Green Josie A., milliner)-, 318 Leavenworth, r. 1133
Gearj-
Green J.S., miner, r. 326 Larkin
Green Julia, widow, r. 324 Jones
Green Julia B. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Green Kate Mrs., proprietor The Glen wood, 1532 Polk
Green LawTcnce N., marine engineer, r. 919 Greenwich
Green Lilian Mrs., r. 1532 Polk
Green Lizzie Miss, hairdresser, r. 808 Leavenworth
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Telephone, Main 5125.
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Green Louis, i)eddler, r. 605 Octavia
Green L. W. H. , rancher, r. Ocean House Road nr Ingle-
sifte
Creen Mark (M. Phillips & Co.) r. 1322 Golden Gate Av
Green Martin, seaman, r. S\V cor Federal and First
Green Marj-, widow, r. 40 Perry
Green Mary, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Green Marj-, widow, r. 1105 Montg^omery
Green Mary widow, r. 1806 Green
Green Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Green Mary, widow, r. Oriel Hotel
Green Marv A. Mrs., teacher Chinese Alission I'hm-i-h, r.
914 Powell
Green Maximilian, jeweler, 224 Bush, r. 695 Octa\ ia
Green Michael, rancher, r. Bay View
Green Michael, tailor Nathan Epstein, r. 5 Everett
Green Miner, carpenter, r. 9 Eighth
Green Morris, shoemaker, 555 Fourth, r. 5211 Brannaii
Green Nathaniel, bookkeeper, r. 954 Bush
Green Ne lie, widow, teacher, r. 225 Bartlett
Green Oscar, candymaker, r. 736 Folsom
Green Patiiek, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Green Patrick, undertaker J. C O'Connor * Co., r. 767
Mission
Green Richard M., clerk Robert H. Green, r. 820 Twen-
ty-sixth
Green Robert G. , porter Kohler & Chase, r. 517 Turk
Green Robert H., hardware, 132S Valencia, r. 820
Twents -sixth
Green Robert M. & Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.) manufactur-
ers marble soda water apparatus, Parmelee & Bow-
ker a'jrents, 120 Sutter
Green Robert W., carrier Post Office, r. 35 J Garden
Green Samuel, cooper, r. 824 Fourteenth Av South
Green Samnel E., clerk, r. 815 Haight
Green Sanniel S., manager Hotel Gazette, 420 Kearny, r.
Alameda
Green Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1250 California
Green Sarah A., widow, r. 1223 J Broadway
Green Seth, barber, r. 23 Anthony
Green Silas (Green Bros.) r. 2822 Pine
Green Simon, clerk Post Office, r. 722 Franklin
Green Solomon, glazier, 229 Hayes
Green Theodore (ITieodore Green & Son) r. 500 Uevisa-
dero
Green Tlieodore & Son (Theodore and Franklin T.) drug-
gists, 500 Devisadero
Green Thomas (Barker & Green) r. 439 Bryant
Green Thomas (Green & McCullough) r. 1113 Folsom
Green Thomas, baker, r. 1317 Folsom
Green Thomas clerk J. J. Green, r. 2401 Harrison
Green Thomas, horseshoer, r. 933 Mission
Green Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Ninth
Green Thomas, millhand, r. 125 Julian Av
Green Thomas, peddler, r. 410| Seventeenth
Green Thomas, wardtender C. and C. Hospital
Green Thomas E. , r. 509 Brannan
Green Thomas W., accountant A. ./. McNicoll & Co., r.
942 Valencia
Green Timothy, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Green Walter, molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 2425
Gough
Green Walter A. (Carrau & Green) r. 1210 Ellis
Green William, r. 42 Second
Green William, carpenter, r. 407 Brannan
Green William, clerk H. B. Coleman, r. 726 Golden Gate
Av
Green William, glassblower, r. 14| Freelon
Green William, laborer, r. Alms House
Green William G., draughtsman Dow Steam Huniji Wks,
r. 721i Tennessee
Green William H,, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 224
Frederick
Green William H., salesman, r. 506 Eddy
Green William J. , cooper, r. 423 Union
Green William M. , warehouseman Kittle & Co. , r. 28
Marj-
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
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OKEEN W. S., United States Surveyor-General, 610
Commercial, r. Russ House
Green & McCullough (Thomas Green and Peter McCul-
lough) wood and coal, 1113 Folsom
B^~ Green. See Greene and Gruen
Green's Vrt Co., 1610 Market
GREEN'S PLANING MILL, ....n
Brotlicrs proprietors, planiuK, scroll saw-
iiiK, sliow case and picture f'raine mold-
ings. .411 kinds moldings a specialty,
551>555 Brannan
Greenan Frank, policeman, r. 114 Thirteenth
Greenan Frank T., driver, r. 28 Prescott
Greenan John, inspector Custom House, r. 244 Second Av
Greenan Joseph, seaman, r. 28 Prescott
Greenan Reb cca Mrs. , teacher Cleveland Primar>- School,
r. 114 Thirteenth
Greenan William P., bartender, r. 28 Prescott
Greenbaum Hyman, boots and shoes, 345 Third
4;KBEIVBAIJM L. a. €0. (Sigmund L. Ackennan
and S. Greenbaum) stock brokers, 320 Montgomery
Greenbaum Lawrence, student, r. 1026 Ellis
Greenbaum Max, cutter Phil Seldner & Co. , r. 1008b
Golden Gate Av
Greenbaum Sarah, widow (L. Greenbaum & Co.) r. 1026
Ellis
<;KEENBAUni WIllIAM L., manaeer Greenbaum
& Co., 128 Post, and confectionerj' 205 Sutter, and
s; .1 l>roprietor Greenbaum's Phaimacy, Tweuty -fourth
and Alabama, r. 1026 Ellis
GREENBAUM & CO., «.....». >..
<;reenl)aaiu manager, manufactarers fine
perfames and toilet articles, 128 Post
aS" Greenbaum. See Greenebaum and Grinbaum
Greenberg Abraham (Scott & Greenberg) r. 1626 Ellis
Greenberg Adolph, r. 1411 Pacific
Greenberg Caroline, widow, r. 1020^ Geary
Greenberg Charles, cigars and tobacco, 49 Sacrament<p
Greenberg Frank L., barber, r. 706i Jones
Greenberg Henry, butcher, r. 1044J Howard
Greenberg H. H. (Scott & Greenberg) r. 1403 Ellis
Greenberg Joseph (M. Greenberg's Sons) r. 2293 Frank-
lin
Greenberg Leon (M. Greenberg's Sons) r. 1434 Golden
Gate Av
Greenberg Leopold, salesman L H. Lichtenstein, r. 1411
Pacific
Greenberg Louis, pediller, r. 106 Caroline
Greenberg Max C, salesman Roos Bros., r. The Montrose
Cireenberg Max H. (Greenberg & Greenberg) r. 2112 Post
Greenberg Morris, tailor, r. 1825i O'Farrell
4;UEENiBERC> N. «. W., druggist and apothecary,
SE cor Union and Larkin
Greenberg Oscar, seaman, r, 48 Sacramento
Greenberg P. & Co. (Philip Greenberg and Israel Fried-
man) woolens and tailors' trinnnings, 11 Flood Bldg
Greenberg; Pauline M. Mrs., r. 1411 Pacific
Greenberg Philip (P. Greenberg & Co. ) r. 910a Devisadero
Greenberg Sanmel (;. (Greenberg & Greenberg), r. Hotel
Montrose
4;REE^BEK4ii !i. H., wholesale watches, diamonds
and jewelrj-, 126 Kearny, room C, r. 2410 Pacific Av
Greenberg Solomon, bookkeeper Bauer Bros, h Co., r.
1608 Washington
Greenberg William, porter Mohr & Neumayer, r. 19
Hmckley
Greenberg Wolf B., clerk Tariff Dept. Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. ISOiia Haves
GREENBERG & GREENBERG
(.Max H. and i^amuel <'.) fancy go4»ds, laces,
embroideries, trimmings, hosiery, hand-
kerchiefs, 31 Cirant Av, Telephone .Main
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B^ Greenberg. See Green burg and Gruenberg
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GREENBERG'S M. SON'S, ae.n
an4l Jo.'sepb iireenberg proprietors) Eagle
Brass .llaehine and Plating ^Vorks, '235-337
Beale
Greenbert Hans, peddler, r. 467 Stevenson
Green r latt Edgar A., bookkeeper \V. Haker k Hinz, r.
84 1 Golden Gate Av
(iKEENBLATT MOSES, editor California Deinokrat,
r. 847 Golden Gate Av
Greenburg Simon, tailor, 131 Montironien , r. 616 Bush
ay* Green burg. See Green bera:
Greene Anne E., widow, r. 1357 Post
GREECE CHARLES S., with Overland M.mthlv
Publishing Co., •26a Pacific Mutual Bldg
Greene C. Harrj-, bookkeeper New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. Oakland
Greene David H., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 1620
Geary
Greene Edward M., office 324 Pine, r. Claremont
€iKEE\E FRAMK, 1st Lieut. U. S. A., Chief Signal
Officer Department of California, 4th floor Phelan
Bldg, r. 447 McAllister
Greene Henry E. R., laborer Subsistence Dept V. S. A.,
r. 2107 Pacific Av
Greene Herbert M., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 506 Eddy
Greene Ida A., operator W. L'. Tel. Co., r. 33 Sanchez
Greene James J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Harrison
and Twentieth
Greene John E., deputy Assessor, r. S13 Haight
Greene Joseph, comp >sitor Bulletin, r. 1618 Steiner
Greene Lucius E., attorney at law with Garber, Boalt &
Bishop, r. 1511 Pierce
<;EEE.\E .UAUAME, dressmaking, 236 O'Farrell
Greene Maria A., widow, groceries and liquors, 838
Eighteenth
Greene Merced A , widow, r. 915 Pacific
<iREEXE .MILTO\' J., attorney at law, 32 Mills
Bldg. 8th floor, r. 1676 Webster," Oakland
Greene Nathaniel, storekeeper stmr City of Sydnev
«REE.\K OLIVER D.. Colonel V. S. A. and Assistant
Adjutant General Department of California, Phelan
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 2107 Pacific Av
Greene Oliver D. Jr., student, r. 2107 Pacific Av
Greene Ransom, r. 33 Sanchez
Greene Thomas, clerk James J. Greene, r. 2403 Har-
ris(jn
Greene Watson H., expressman, r. 309 Eleventh Av
Greene William P., traveling salesman Adelsdorfer &
Brandenstein, r. Oakland
Greene William H.,nurser}-, r. W s Ocean House Road
nr Corbett Road
Greenebaum Alfred, secretary Pacific Marine Supplj- Co. ,
206 California, r. 2106 \"an Ness Av
Greenebaum Alfred H., bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1823 Clay
GREE.^EBAl'.n EMIL, secretary King Morse Can-
ning Co., NW cor Broadway and Sansoine, r. 1823
Clay
Greenebaum Jacob, stock broker, 337 Pine, r. 2100 Van
Greenebaum Jose L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1459 Franklin
Greenebaum Leon S., purchasing agent Western Meat
Co., r. 14.59 Franklin
Greenebaum Louis, bookkeeper Louis Sloss&Co.,r. 1823
Clay
Greenebaum Morris, jiresident Greenebaum & Co., office
43 Leonard, New York
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels) r.
Hotel Richelieu
Greenebaum Samuel, clerk Rivers Bros., r. 615^ Fulton
C:REE\EB.41'.1I .SIU.Wr.VD, manager Londan, Paris
and American BaiiK, Limited, 1-3 Sansome, r. 1459
Franklin
4;REEN'EBAUM. %*EIL a MICHAELS (Mosc
Greenebaum, Leop.Ud Weil and Leopold Michels)
importers and manufacturers men's furnishing
goods, 17-19 Sansome, Telephone Main 597, factory
531-539 Mission
Greenebaum William, secretary and treasurer The
Stuparich Manufacturing Co., 521-527 Market, r. SW
cor California and Gough
<;REE.\EBAL.11 a CO., Morris Greenebaum, presi-
dent, Henry Kohn secretarj', auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 11.5-117 Bush
aS'Greenebaum. See Greenbaum and Grinbaum
Greene .vald Aaron B. , cut rate ticket office, 630 Market,
r. 501 Post
t;REE\EM'.VLD OTTO H., president Golden Gate
Lumber Co. , and treasurer California Lumber Co. ,
office 4 Sutter, rooms 8-10
gS" Greenewald^ See Greenwald
Greenfeld Thomas, seaman, r. 100 Jackson
Greenfield Adolph, editor Play and Pla.vers" Publishing
Co., 838 Market, r. Langham Hotel
Greenfield Clark A., salesman Columbian Woolen Mills,
r. 721a Twenty-second
Greenfield Jesse C, clerk Newman & Lexinson, r. 2023
Pacific Av
Greenfield R. Mrs., widow, r. 2023 Pacific Av
Greenfield Williams, barber Shaen & CroMi, r. 28a Ritch
Greenfield William C, r. 721 Bush
Greenhall C. D. Mrs., r. Ill Franklin
Greenham Lawrence, dental student, r. 1026 Ellis
Greenham JIary E. Miss, teacher shorthand Pac. Busi-
ness College, r. 920 Harrison
Greenham Robert S., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 920 i
Harrison
Greenhill George, engineer stmr Belgic, r. 614 Folsom
Greenhoff Herman, r. 271 Stevenson
Greenhood Bertha G. Miss, teacher music, r. 1309 Broad-
way
Greenhood Fannie Miss, teacher Henry Durant Primary
School, r. 1303 Octavia
Greenhood Hugo O. , shipping and forwarding, 312 Sac-
ramento, r. 1309 Broadway
Greenhood Louis, r. 1303 Octavia
Greenhood Louise, widow, r. 1303 Octavia
Greenhood Max, dry goods and clothing, 2824-. 830 Six-
teenth, r. 512 Guerrero
Greenhood, Riese & Co. (David Riese) cigar mnfrs, r.
611 Sansome
Greeuhow Albert, watchman, r. 2804 Greenwich
Greenhow Alexander N., molder Fulton Eng. and Sbi|>
Bldg Wks, r. 1922 Filbert
Greenhow James, blacksmith, r. 1922 Filbert
Greeninger Theodore, foreman G. Dillmann,r. 524 How-
ard
Greea^cevich Nicholas S., pastor Russian Church, r. 205<)
Leavenworth
Greenlaw Charles E. , painter, r. 571 Stevenson
Greenlaw Clair, calker, r. 528 State
Greenlaw Frederick, shipwright, r. 428 State
Greenlaw George, teamster, r. 5'71 Stevenson
Greenlaw John, shipwright, r. 428 State
Greenlaw John B., machinehand Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
239 Texas
Greenlaw Mary, widow, r. 2131 Clara
Greenlaw Mattie A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 571 Stevenson
GREENLAW MAYO A., ........
Academy «>t' .Srlenees Bids, KI9 .Market,
rowiiis 11-13. honrs 9 to 13 M. and 1 to .'>
P. M., r. 044 Oak
Greenlaw Thomas J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 239 Texas
Greenlaw William G., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 457
Jersey
<iREEMLEAF CHARLES R.. Lieut«nant-Colonel.
deputy Surgeon-General, U. S. A., disbursing offi-
cer Medical Department, U. S. A., 36 New Mont-
gomery, r. Oxford St., Berkeley
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WORK
ent Work
Room 20
Bituminous Rock and C
a Specialty.
331 MOKTGOMERV STREET.
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Greenleaf Delia, widow, furnished rooms, 3237 Mission-
Greenlee Fredericlt S.,j,'eneral brolier, 203 Front, r. 20
O'Farrell
Greenlee James W., coachman 1206 Post
Greenless John, carpenter, r. 1020 Haiijht
Greenley Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. C30
Valencia
Greenlia Clarence F., teamster, r. 722 Clementina
Greenly John H., funeral director, S\V cor Geary and
Stockton, r. 1625i Pine
Greenman B. C, r. 955 Market
Greeninan Kate Mrs., stenographer Land Savings Union
of California, r. Alameda
Gieenman S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Franklin
Greenough H. T., purchasing and supply agent Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Berkeley
Greenough Major A., carpenter, r. 909 Treat Av
Greenow William, canienter, r. 900 Howard
Greensfelder Naph. B. (Greensfelder & Co.) r. 2123 Pine
GUEENSFELIIER <t CO. (Naph. B. Greensfelder)
merchandise brokers. 220 Sutter, room 7
Greenslade A. L., messenger W. U. Tel. Co., r. 946 Mis-
Greenslade Louis M. (Kureka Stamp Co.) r. 946 Mission
Greentree Charles T. , clerk, r. 475 Valencia
Greentree Louis L., shirt manfr, r. 1345 Powell
Greentree Maria Louise Mrs., r. 1345 Powell
Greentree Mary E., widow, r. 1706 Washington
Greenwald C. D. , r. Ill Franklin
Greenwald Felix, traveling salesman Bloom & Hoaser, r.
Oakland
Green waki George R. P., policeman, r. 427 Broadway
Greenwald Hattie Miss, ehampooer Hammau Baths, r.
109a Powell
Greenwald Jacob, capitalist, r. 1513 Gough
Greenwald L. Mrs., r. 1516 Van Ness Av
Greenwald Louis, bartender, r. 1029 Mission
Greenwald Nels, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 423 Fre-
mont
Greenwald William, bookkeeiier S. F. Diamond Hou-ie,
r. 3 14 Washington
•^Greenwald. See Greenew Id
Green way Alfred E., cook J. M. Parker & Co.
Greenway Edward M. , office 50 Nevada Block, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Green well John, clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
CiKEEIVmcIl nO€K BONDED WAKEH01.se.
Bode & Haslett proprietors, NW cor Battery and
Greenwich
Greenwich Insurance Co. (of New York) Tom C. Grant
general agent, 216 Sansome
Greenwood Arthur, hostler A. Hoppe, r. 1305i Polk
Greenwood Frank M., solicitor Palace Hardware Co., r.
711 Hayes
CiREE\'V»'OOD FREDERICK .V., secretary and
treasurer California Electrical Works, 35 Market, r.
Hotel Pleasanton
CiREENWOOn OEOKOE D., vice-president and
manager California Electrical Wks, 35 Market, r.
Oakland
Greenwood George, laborer Union Soap Factory, r. 26
Kissling
Greenwood Hannah, widow, r. 202 San Jose Av
Greenwood Henry, butcher, r. 26 Kissling
Greenwood Jacob, grocer, r. 1501i Market
Greenwood John q. , r. 1617 Polk
Greenwood M. Mrs., widow, r. 747 Francisco
4iREEN WOOn .nOXROE. president Heal Estate and
Development Co., California Electrical Wks, and
Palace Hardware Co., office 12 Montgomery, rooms
1-3, r. 713 Hay«
Greenwood Ralph, physician, r. 639i Natoma^
Greenwood Richard,
26 Kissling
"foreman Union Soap Factory, r.
Greenwood Walter H. (Farrant & Co.) r. 202 San Jose
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanentlv CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
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Greenwood William, cigars, 344 Kearny
Greenwood William, soap maker, r. 26 Kissling
Greenzweig George (George Greenzweig & Co.) r. 2322
California
Greenzweig George k Co. (George Greenzweig) whole-
sale jewelry, 2-4 Sutter
Greenzweig Jacques, jeweler, r. 17 Stockton
Freer Anna P. Miss, r. 1216 Hyde
Freer Honora, widow, r. 14 Clementina
Freer .lane E. Miss, teacher Chinese Primary School, r.
1514 Taylor
Greer Jessie I., collector Julius Blumenthal, r. 415 Fill-
more
Greer John, r. 14 Clementina
Greer John W., teamster, r. 636 Twenty-third
Greer Lizzie Miss, cashier, r. 714 Clementina
Greer Mary M. Miss, r. 1216 Hyde
Greer Percy H., auctioneer, 525 Kearny, r. 118^ Oak
Greer Richard N., musici.m, r. 8 Rausch
Greer Robert P. , manager Pacific Ammonia and Chemi-
cal Wks, NW cor Francisco and Webster, r. 317
Powell
Greer Robert W., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 825 Valencia
Greer Sarah, widow, r. 306* Hyde
Greer Stephen, laborer, r. 1114 Kansas
Greer Thomas, teamster, r. 128| Eleventh
Greer Wil iam J., carpenter, r. 850 Mission
Greer William J , livery stable, 226-228 Fourteenth, r.
636 Twenty-third
ew Greer. See Grier
Greezrjiel George, machinist Cyclops Iron Wks, r. 1621 J
Post
Greff. Charles, proprietor Centennial Furniture Factory,
508-JlO Fifth, r. 2-.;3i Clara
Greg David, conductor, r. 56 Erie
GREG FRANK,..
sa\»-
ihlte sand and
dust, b'i'j Mlislon, r. 803 llaisht
Gregel George, seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
Gregell John, engineer r. 1519} Howard
Greger John, master stmr Hercules, r. 35 Silver
Gregg Alice C. Miss, teacher Sprinsr Valley Grammar
School, r. 2110 Polk
Gregg Ann, widow, r. W s Noe nr Twenty-eighth
Gregg George, gripman, r. 1925 Ellis
Gregg George, master mechanic S P. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Gregg Herbert R., bookkeeper William Cluflf Co., r. San
Rafael, Cal
Gregg James, stonecutter, r. 24 Potrero Av, Ocean View
Gregg Jane L. Mrs., 2110 Polk
Gregg Louise L. Miss, compositor Bacon Printing Co. ,
r. 963 Mission
Gregg Ralph W., grader, r. 1721 Eddy
Gregg Sarah M., widow, r. 1721 Eddy
Gregg W., clerk tax agent S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Gregg W. H., conductor, r. 52 San Jose Av
Gregg William, carpenter, r. 863 Mission
Gregg William C. , bookkeeper Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. The Burlington
Gregg William Jr., asst receiving teller Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank, r. Berkeley, Cal.
Greggains Alexandei-, workman U. S. Mint, r. 142 Ship-
lev
Greggains Bridget, widow, r. 1 42 Shiijley
Greggains Margaret, domestic Roman Catholic < )ri)han
Asylum
Greggains Michael, fireman, r. 142 Shipley
Greggs Eugene K., boots and shoes, 2854 Mission
Grego Carmelo, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Gregoire Louis, salesman, r. 816 Capp
Gregor Charles, teamster, r. 50 Stevenson Av
Gregor John, master mariner, r. 11 Silver
Gregor William, clerk, r. 101 Baden
Gregori Narciso (Giovannini & Gregori) r. 724 Filber
Gregory A. Irene Miss, stenographer, r. 2811 Howard
Gregory Albert H., collector Crane Co., r. 1929 Sutter
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Cre^'ory Albert J., shoemaker Porter, Slessiiisjer & Co.,
r. Berkeley
Gregory Amelia, widow, r. 210 Eddy
Gregorj- Auton, cook, r. 527 Sacramento
Greg:orv B. S., attorney at law, 104 Sutter, room 9, r.
1004 Van Ness Av"
Gregorj' Catherine B., widow, r. 905 Bush
Gregorj' Charles A., shoecutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. East Berkelej'
Gregory Charles E., manager Interior Dept Easton,
Eldridge &C6., r. 2914 Jackson
Gregory Charles M., traveling salesman Tillman & Ben-
del, r. Santa Barbara, Cal.
Gregorj- Edwin, fireman Cal. St. RR., r. 1619i Leaven-
wortn
Gregory Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Fulton
Gregory Eugene J., president California State Board of
Trade, 575 Market, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Gregory George, r. 1606 California
Gregory George, miner, r. 23 Anthony
Gregory George, seaman, r. 146 Twelfth
GREGORY H. P. & CO.. ...«.
O. KlcliardK iiresident, Tjler HrnshaM
>lce president, niaeliinerr and maelilne
.^applies, \>V eor Fremont and .llis.sioo
Gregory Henry, printer, r. 817 Bush
Gregory Hugh M., master mariner, r. 116 Page
Gregory James W., foreman St. George Liverj- Stables,
r. Russ House
Gregory J. M. & Brothers (John M. Gregorj') dried
fruits, nuts and honey, 327 Front
Gregory J. N., salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r. Sausalito,
Cal.
Gregory John, nurserj-man, r. Berlin bet Burrows and
Felton
Gregorj' John M. (J. M. Gregory & Bros.) r. 1929 Sutter
Gregory John S., merchant, r. 1814 Pierce
Gregory Joseph, fireman, 319 Pine, r. 446J Guerrero
Gregory Joseph, nursery, r. Berlin bet Burrows and
Felton
Gtegorj- Leo, barber, r. 42.^i Broadway
Gregory Lester C, medical student, r. 661 Market
Gregory Mary, widow, r. N s Trumbull nr Mission
Gregory Paul, clerk, Tlie Maze, r. 34 FeU
Gregory Silas E., insurance, r. 819 Lombard
Gregory Thomas R., reporter Call, r. 120.^ Geary
Gregory Thomas V., shoemaker, r. 2127 Mission
Gregory Uriah Rev., superintendent the California
Children's Home Society, r. 522 Ellis
Gregory Victor, record clerk S. P. Co.
Gregorj- Warren (Chickering, Thomas & Gregory and
Gerstle \' Sloss) r. University Club
(;rt-nr\ William F., r. 413 Oolofes
(iregorx William H., electrician, r. 1814 Pierce
Gregory William M., merchandise broker, r. 26 McAllis-
ter
Greerovitch Matthew, steward, r. 253 Stevenson
Greib Peter, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Greichen William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1208
Twentieth
Greif George M., bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co., r. 1310
Greif John J., deputy License Collector, r. Ill Hemiaini
Greig D., conductor Market St. Ry., r. .56 Erie
Greig James, laborer, r. 146 Potrero Av
liKEICi JAMES, secretary San Francisco Lumber
Co., office under Nevada Kank, NWcor Montgomery
and Pine, r. SW. cor Pani and .\lameda Av, Ala-
meda
Greig James, ship carpenter Union Iron \\'ks, r. 604
Mariposa
Greig James S., manager Doernbeoher Furniture Mnfg
Co. , 720 Mission, r Alameda
Greig William, seaman, r. 334 Main
Grein Bartholomew, bartender, r. SE cor Bay and Mason
Greiner Amelia Miss, dressmake.. r. 631 Tennessee
Greiner Christiania, widow,r. 631 Tennessee
Greiner George, banender Atzarath & Bender, r. 75:
Howard
Greist William, r. 417 Eddy
Grejet Leopold, seedsman "and florist, XW cor Frank
lin and Greenwich
Grelis Margaret, widow, r. 725| Hayes
Grell Fritz, liquors, 562 Brannan
Grella Mark A. (Grella & Gaviati) r. 531 Union
Grella & Gaviati (Mark A. Grella and Louis Gaviati
wood and coal, 514 Union
Grellniann Charles, druggist Keni & Kibber, r. 440 Sec
ond
Grellniann C. Paul, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 8J Sher
idan
Grellniann Cuneo, mnfr cigar boxes, 237 Vallej'
Gremer Adolph, carpenter, Fulton Eng. and 'Ship BIdg
Wks, r. 1209i Mission
Gremlich Sebastian, baker, r. 811 Brj-ant
Gremmer James, clerk, r. Alms House
Gremminger Francis C. , painter, r. 650J Natoma
Gremminger Joseph, plumber, r. 650| Natoma
Gremmler Conrad H. , waiter, r. 10 Howard Court
Grendona Gertrge, janitor Pac. Door Co., r. Oakland
Grenelle Frank G., copyist, r. 915b Post
Crenelle Frederick H., stenograplier, r. 915b Post
ORENELLE HAKT, druggist Stoddart Bros., r. 91.5b
Post
Grenham Dennis, laborer, r. 13321 Broadwaj'
Grennam Margaret, r. 1332J Broadway
Greninger Daniel, capitalist, r. 107 Buchanan
Greninger George F., plumbing and gasfitting, 1
Market, r. 107 Buchanan
Greninger Theodore, foreman G. Dillman, r. 1728i
Church
Grennian Alonzo, longshoreman, r. 726 Bay
Grennan Bros. (Thomas P.) merchant tailors, 15 Ellis
(irennan John A., clerk B. P. Oliver, r. 328 Fell
Grennan Joseph F., tailor, r. 328 Fell
Grennan Matthew, salesman Philip Kennedy Co., r. 27
Sanchez
Grennan Patrick, liquoi's, 311 East, r. 103 Clay
Grennan Peter, farmer, r. 27 Sanchez
Grennan Peter F., clerk. 27 Sanchez
Grennan Thomas P. (Grennan Bros.) r. 27 Sanchez
Grenningloh William, seaman, r. 820 Batterj'
Grenold Adolph, milker Joseph Furrer, r. old San Jcl^e
Road
Grenzin Hannah Mrs. , r. 311 Turk
Grenzin John, engineer, r. 157 Eleventh
Greppin Joseph E., engineer Market St. Ry, r. 1231 Turk
Gress Adeline, widow, r. 8 Bourbon PI
Gress Ernst, baker, r. 772 Mission
Gress George, blacksmith Farnsworth & Collins, r. AU
meda
Gress Kent W. , waiter, 603 Stanyan
Gressler Ernest, traveling salesman, r. 1323 Sacramento
Gresswell Benjamin, waiter, r. 313 Fourth
Gresty William, shoemaker, 437 Pine. r. 1213 Keamy
Grete Edward C. , superintendent .Martin & Hagan
Greter George, r. 841 Pacific
Greth Gustave A., physician and physical culture, oflSce
and r. 1924 Sto kton
Grether Ellsworth T., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1297
Castro
Grether Reinhard, baker stmr Alameda, r. 409 Union
Gretsch Philip, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r. 161S.i
Turk
Gretton Paul A., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
1319 Folsom
Gretton William, longshoreman, r. 127 Second
Gretz Joseph, liquors, NW cor Howard and Beale, r. 1
Williams
Greub Adolph, instrument maker The A. Lietz Co., r.
Oakland
Greur John, liquors, SW cor Tenth Av South and Rail-
road Av
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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breut E. G. , pressman, r. 1519 Hyde
kjreulich John, upholsttrer, r. 1017 Geary
IGreve Marj-, widow, r 2524 Tehama
breve William, cook, r. 2524 Tehama
IGrever Gerhard, laborer. Western Sugar Refining' Co., r.
1510 Kentucky
breves Edward H., plasterer, r. 917 Post
breves George W., hosemaii Engine 9, r. 3 Rincon
j Court
breves James, seaman stmr Pomona, r. 10 Clinton
jGreves William, stevedore, r. 225 Ritch
brevstadt John, shoemaker, 139 Gough
brew Charles, bartender, r. 1237 Stockton
KJrey Alexander D., clerk, r. 28 Langton
rev Archibald, carpenter, r. 929 Shotwell, rear
Grey Grey S., clerk, r. 1621 Sutter
Grev Henry, taxidermist, r. 139 Minna
Grey John R., clerk, r. 716 O'Farrell
Grey John T. , crier U. S. Circuit Court, 46 U. S. .Ap-
praiser's Bldg, r. 425 Kearny
Grey Kate Miss, proofreader, r. 743 Pine
Grey M. K., electrical engineer, r. 743 Pine
Grey Peter J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r. 744
Mission
Urey Richard H., bookkeeper Oliver & Co., r. 14 Colling-
wood
drey Samuel, engineer, r. 1 Louisa
Srey Sarah M. , widow, r. 1304 Post
Grev Thomas H., machinthand J. Hammond & Co., r.
212i Steiner
Grey W. E., solicitor Our Societj- Blue Book, r. 420 Ellis
Grey. See Gray
Grez Albert, hairdresser Stanislaus Strozynski, r. 512
Larkin
Gribben Alfred, cement worker, r. 401 Oak
Gribben Edward, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Gribben Fanny, widow, r. 401 Oak
Gribbin John H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 3124
Haight
Gribble Alonzo, salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 19 Rausch
Gribble Arthur, clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 19 Rausch
firibWe Edgar C, electrician Palace Hotel, r. 19 Rausch
JriMile John, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. Oakland
liril.i.lc John B., mining expert, r. 19 Rausch
(;|{||»LEV FLOUR MILLS (Gridley) Sperry Flour
I ' I. proprietors, office 134 California
i;iiilUy Gerti-ude, widow, r. 915 Van Ness Av
iriili Henry T., contractor and builder, 610 Green, r.
418d Francisco
l>e Charles, liquors and restaurant, 1216-1218 Point
Lobos Av
Brief George M., bookbinder, r. 1310 Powell
GrielTer B. Mrs., saleslady George H. Lee, r. Oakland
Srieme Herman H. (Riechers & Grieme) r. 18 Se\entli
Grienim William, baku-, r. 512 Birch
Girienauer Carl, musician, 441 Eddy
3riener George, bartender, r. 751 Howard
Gtriener Leslie F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 920 Oak,
rear
Hrier Robert, carpenter, r. 1512 Sacramento, rear
Eirier William, carpenter S. C. Murray, r. 1512 Sacra-
mento
Frier. See Greer
Orievson Anna, widow, r. 522 Turk
GKIES FRKDERICK, liquors, SE cor Howard and
Main, r. 725 Ca.\>\>
riese Carl, i);asterer, oflice 16 Post, r. 1318 Stanyan
Uriese Elizabeth, widow, r. 113 Germania
Grieser John, polisher California Gas Fixture Co., r. 143
Minna
Grieshabel Robert, cook, r. 957 Market
Griesinger Wilhelm, nurse German Hospital
Griesmer Frederick E., machinist, r. 121 Silver
Qriest Ernest A., contractor, r. 7234 McAllister
Griffen F., seaman stmr Colon
QriflFen J., coal passer stmr San Bias
Griffen James, presshand Pac. Can Co., r. 1604 Clara
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
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Griffen Michael P., packer Thomas Day & Co., r. 306
Lombard
(iriffen Mollie E., r. 1318 Octavia
Griffen R. C, traveling salesman Coghill & Kohn, r.
San Jose, Cal.
Griffen William F., presshand Pac. Can Co., r. 160^ Clara
Griffert James, wagonmaker, r. 553 Fifth
Griffin Agues Miss, stenographer, r. 623 Third
Griffin Alfred, brassfinisher White & De Rome r. 530
Howard
Griffin Alice, domestic 112 Scott
Griffin Andrew G., with Griffin & Skelley Co., r. Alameda
Griffin Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 244 Sixth
Griffin Annie Miss, r. 1063i Howard
Griffin Anthony T., carpenter, r. 309 Oak
(iriffin A. T., widow, r. 309 Oak
Griffin B., mason L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 309 Oak
(iriffin Bartholomew, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 17104
Howard
Griffin Bartholomew, laborer, r. llOSi Potrero Av
Griffin Bernard F., lamplighter, r. 2717 Bush
Griffin Bridget, widow, r. 205 Cortland Av
Griffin Bridget, vsidow, r. 613 Jessie
Griffin Charles B., driver Bay City Transfer Co., r. 1313
Baker
Griffin Charles F., physician, office and r. 422 Twenty-
fourth
4;RIFFIN C'II-4RLES ^\„ secretary and treasurer
Griffin & Skelley Co., 132 Market, r. 1611 Santa
Clara Av, Alameda
Griffin Cora B., principal Hearst Free Kindergarten No.
2, r. Oakland
(iriffin Daniel, teamster, r. 1147 Howard
Griffin Daniel J., blacksmith, r. 120 Silver
Griffin Delia, widow, r. 808 O'Farrell
Griffin Dennis T., boatbuilder, r. 615 Ivy Av
Griffin Edward D. , carrier Post Office, r. 4064 Waller
GRIFFIN E. HEWITT. .P..C..,...-
lalist, .5 1-'^ Kearny, 1st floor, office hoars
9 A. .11. to .5 F. M., r. 1038 Twenty-first
Griffin Eliza Mrs. , r. 727 Tehama
Griffin Emily C. Mrs., r. 31 Oak
Griffin Francis M., watchman, r. 520 Twentj-second
Griffin Frank, boxmaker, r. 8 Norton PI
Griffin Frank, painter, r. 710 Diamond
Griffin Frank C, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 248
Clara
<iRIFFIK FR.4NK D., superintendent City Divison
Post Office, r- 1511 Jackson
Griffin Frank J., clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 18 Hawthorne
Griffin Frank J., compositor J. O. Jephson & Co., r. 1430
Pacific
(iriffin George, driver, r. 1313 Baker
Griffin George J., broker, r. 529 Sacramento
liriffin Gerald R., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
309 Oak
(iriffin Hallock, medical student, r. 244 Sixth
Griffin Harriet, widow, dressmaker, r. 1727 Eddy
Griffin Ham', cai-penter, r. 1319 Minna
Griffin Harr\- J., clerk, r. 861 Market
Griffin Hugh, teamster, r. 704i Natoma
Griffin James, laborer, r. 8 Norton PI
Griffin James, printer, r. 1430 Pacific
Griffin .James, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Oakland
Griffin James, tinsmith, r. 8 Norton PI
Griffin James J., canmaker, r. 59 Langton
Griffin James J., teamster, r. 68 West Mission
(iriffin James P., salesman A. Koenig, r. 618 Golden
Gats Av
Griffin Jennie, widow, r. 518 Jones
Griffin Jeremiah, steward, 522 Van Ness Av
Griffin John, carpenter, r. 14* Middle^
Griffin John, cook, r. 11 Geneva
(iriffin John, cooper, r. 8 Norton PI
Griffin John, janitor, r. 10024 Jackson
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Griffin John, laborer, r. 623 Third
Griffin John, uinlng expert, r. 1420 Taylor
Griffin John D., boat builder, r. 1714J Howard
Griffin John D. Jr., paintinaker Yates & Co., r. 710 Dia-
mond
Griffin John J., r. 228 J Ritch
Griffin John M., te mster, r. 1303 Castro
Griffin John P., clerk, r. 309 Oak
Griffii John T., su ar boiler, r. 1108.J Potrero Av
Griffin Joseph F., clerk D. F. Keefe, r. 1008 Alabama
Griffin Julia, widow, r. 633 Kissliusr
Griffin Julia Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 33b
Kijsling
Griffin Lizzie Miss, tvpe«Titer, r. 425 McAllister
Griffi I Lulu Miss, r. "220 Elm Av
Griffin Majf^e Mrs., r. 520 Twenty-second
Griffin Mamie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 309
Oak
Griffin Martha A. Mrs., dressmaking, ll.=i Kearny
Griffin Martin, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 120S
Mi-ij-ion
Griffin Mary, widow, r. 56 Minna
Griffin Mary, widow, r. 1512 Hyde
Griffi'i Marj' Miss, r. 8 Madison Av
Griffin Maur ce, laborer, r. 856 Folsom
Griffin Maurice, milkman, r IIO85 Potrero Av
Griffin Mav, dres.-maker, r. 623 Third
Griffin M. E., r. 4 Hartfird
Griffin Micliael, engineer Phelan Bldg, r. 807 Geary
Griffin Michael, laborer, r. 13 McLea Court
Griffin Michael, laborrr, r. 251^ Clementina
Griffin Micha 1, laboier, r. 309 Oak
Griffin Michael, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1208 Mission
Griffin Michael J. , bartender Hartnett & Callaijhan, r.
1108 Potrero Av
Griffin Morris, r. 13 Tehama, rear
Griffin Nell'e, widow, r. 711 Gearv, rear
Griffin Nora Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 33b Kiss-
ling
Griffin Patrick, butcher, r. Alms House
Griffin Patrick, contractor and builder, r. 114 Ridley
Griffin Patrick, laborer, r. 23 Ferrie
Griffin Patrick J., carb lilder, r. 2207 J Mason
Griffin Patrick Rev., assistant St. Franc s' Church, r.
620 Vallejo
Griffin Sarah E. Miss, matron kindergarten, r. 68 West
Mission
Griffin Thomas, shoemaker, r. 114 Twenty-si,\th
Griffin Thomas, fireman, r. 2 Morrel PI
Griffin Thomas F., driver, r. 44^ Zoe
Griffi 1 Thimas G., bookkeeper Cal. Chemical Wks, r.
434 Seventh
Griffin Th..mas H., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 230 Liberty
Griffin Timothv, wagonmaker Joseph J. La Chapelle, r.
143 ' Pacific
Griffin Walter, portrait artist, r. 1420 Taylor
Griffin Warren, shoecutter, r. 800 Twenty-fifth
Griffin W Uington A., compositor Chronicle, r. 1604 J
Stevenson
CRIFFIX triLLARD M., president Griffin &
Skellev Co., 132 Mari-et, r. Alameda
Griffin William, r. 344 Fifth
Griffin William, coremaker, r. 315 Pixley
Griffin William, laborer, r. 251i Clementina
Griffin William, s oemaker, r 1015 Nebraska
Griffin William A., engineer Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 3ii29 Sixteenth
Griffi William B., jmitfjr, r. S^6^ Montgomery
Griffin William W. , engineer Adolph Hromada, r. 1008
Alabama
Griffin William W. Jr., shoemaker, r. 1008 Alabama
GRIFFI> A 8KFLLEV CO. (incorporated) Willard
M. Griffin jiresi'lent, Edijar K. Skellev vice-pr si-
dent, Charles VV. Giiffin secretary and treasurer,
packers raisins and dried fruits, 132 Market, Tele-
phone Driunm 14
Grifflng Edward B., drusgist F. S. Kel.y, r. Oakland
Griffing George J., money broker, 1 Montgom ry Block,
r. 529 Sacramento
Griffing Frederick A., salesman A. Fleishhacker & Co.,
r. 636 Waller
Griffing J. Lewis, mans^er Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 501
Geary
Griffis Jeremiah, glovemaker The Carson Glove Co., 316
Market, r. 28 Eighth
Griffith Alexander, baker, r. 1103 Montgomery
Griffith Alfred Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1419 Pacific
Griffith Annie, widow, r. 563 Minna
Griffith Anthony J., claim investigator Market St. Ry.r.
2507 Larkin
Griffith Anthony J. Jr., clerk, r. 2507 Larkin
Griffith Aurelia Mrs., teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 1050 McAllister
Griffith Benjamin A. , salesman Wolf & Sons, r. 1017
Union
Griffith Bowen, policeman, r. 118 Twentv-sixth
Griffith Charies A. , chiropodist, 1302 Stockton
Griffith Charles F., clerk William O. Bacon, r. 2912c La-
giina
Griffith Edward A., clerk John W. Harrison, r. 2507
Larkin
Griffith Edward B., printer E. B. Griffith's Song, r. 2839
Sixteenth
CiRIFFITH FOniX L., secretarj- Pacific Steam
Whaling Co., 30 California, r. San Rafael, Cal
Griffith Em ch, laborer, r. Alms House
Griffith Fleming M., laborer, r. 2912c Lasruna
Griffith Fredrick L. (E. B. Griffith's Sons) r. 2839 S4x-
teenth
Griffith George C, salesman F. H. Ames Co., r. Ala-
Griffith Harrie E. (E. B. Griffith's Sons) r. 2839 Six-
teenth
Griffith Harry J., clerk Market St. Rv, r. 2507 Larkin
Griffith Harvey F., printer E. R. Griffith's Sons, r. 2839
S'Xteenth
Griffith James A., wheel wTight, r. 551 Fifth
Griffith Jennie A., hairdresser, r. 2912c Laguna
Griffith Jol n, tanner, r. 12 Geneva
Griffith John B., painter, 1604 Polk, r. 935 Sanchez
Griffith, John E., machinist, r. 1055 Market
Griffith John L. , painter, r. 935 Sanchez
Gritffith Joh'i W., president Pac. Business College, 230
Post, r. 1526 Twenty fifth
Griffith Joseph, watchman, r. 441J Clementina
Griffith Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 715 Post
Griffith Margaret Miss, r. 12 Geneva
Griffith Marshall A., machinist Chris M. Christoffer, r.
935 Sanchez
Griffith Mary, widow, r. 12 Geneva
Griffith Milieu, capitalist, r. 569 Harrison
Griffith Otis A., clerk, r. 935 Sanchez
Griffith Owen L., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
17 Third
Griffith Peter, conductor, r. 220 Blake
Griffith R. Vaughn Rev., pastor Welsh Presbyterian
Church, r. Oakland
Griffith Hriah L., r. 309 Fell
Griffith William E.. clerk N. P. C. RR. Co., r. Oakland
Griffith William W., contractor, r. 1125 Mission
Griffith's E. B. Sons (Harrie E. and Fredrick L.) print-
ers and publishers South San Francisco and Mission
Mail, 1035 Howard
Griffiths .\lbert, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 2607a Sacramento
Griffiths Dominiik E., chief officer stmr Colima
Griffiths Griffith B., policeman, r. 118 Twenty-sixth
Griffiths Griffith L. , liquors, 15 Valencii
Griffiths James, boiiermaker, r. 123 Silver, rear
Griffiths Jame H., plumber, r. 123 Silver, rear
Giffiths John W., butcher, 1100 California
Griffiths Joseph, liquors, ■. 627 Naton a
Griffiths Joseph, watchman, r. 441i Clementina
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IMS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WOKI
Bituminous Rocl( and Cement Work
a Specialty.
C'l MONTGOMERY S REET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lLr/:rJJ
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
■■*" ^ PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
GRI
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Griffiths Nathaniel, plumber, r. 123 Silver, rear
Griffiths Samuel, engineer stmr Albion, r. 505 Guerrero
Griffith" Thomas, gardener, 2021 Devisadero
Griffiths Thomas H., master mariner, r. 34 Liberty
Griffiths Joseph, butler, r. 1115 Geary
Griffiths Thomas, machinist William H. Birch & Co., r.
Alameda
Griffmati George B. , plumber, r. Twenty-sixth Av South
nr San Bruno Road
Griff- Antone, fruits and vegetables, r. 102 Fourth
Griffo Antonio (Chelini, Griffo & Co.) r. 317^ Natoma
Griffo Domenico (Chelini, Son & Co.) r. 332 Sixth
Griffo Giovai ni, clerk Chelini, Son & Co., r. 332 Sixth
Griggs C. W., president Uickins Lumber Co., N s Berrj-
bet Third and Fourth, r. Tacoma, Wash
Griggs Eugenia Mrs., bakery, 1523 Mission
Griggs Joseph, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 1523 Mission
Grigsby Albin H., compositor John D. Hammond, r.
Alameda
Grigsby John, conductor, r. 3 Powell Av
Grigsby Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 114 Turk
Grigsby William H. u|)holsterer, r. 225 Fourth
Grigsby W. P., millwright Cahill & Hall Elevator Co., r.
1302 Market
Grilarry James, r. 3242 Sacramento
Grill Ernest, r. 628 Sutter
Grill Joseph, laborer, r. 28 Tenth
Grim Alfred R., assistant manager Alliance Assurance
Co., r. Berkeley
Grim Alonzo M. , cashier Sanger Lumber Co. and Moore
& Smith Lumber Co., r. 3026 Washington
GRIMALDI FRAXCESCO BRITIN, consul-general
Italy, office 606 Battery, rooms 1-2
Grimes Alexander W., salesman, r. 2007 Webster
Grimes Alfred, with J. Jacquemet & Co., r. 102 Freelon
Orime Frank, clerk, r. 1536 Eddy
Grimes Fred C, foreman S. P. Co., r. 1919 Howard
Grimes George, laborer, r. 102 Freelon
Grimes George A., timekeeper, r. 1409^ Buchanan
Grimes George L., manager Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
SW cor Market and Beale, r. 1819 Baker
Grimes Jennie, domestic 215 Steiner
Grimes John, painter, r. 419 (TFarrell, rear
'Grimes L iwTence, washer La Grande Lanndry, r. 228
Twelfth
Grimes Matthew, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 71 Te-
hama
Grimes Michael, r. 19^ Beaver
Grimes Richard, laborer, r. 709 Howard
Grimes Richard, lab rer, r. 1212a Clay
Grimes Robert, laborer, r. Alms House
Grimes Sarah Miss, r. 33a Kissling
Grimes Thaddeus E. (Koch & Grimes) r. 1135 Nineteenth
Grimini James A., musician, r. 426 Greenwich
Grimley Frank, teamster, r. 915 Broadway
Grimley Patrick, laborer, r. 630 Valencia
Grimm Adam, bartender William Schreiber, r. 717
O'Farrell
Grimm Adam, capitalist, r. 36 McAllister
Grimm Adam H., proprietor Lick House Barber Shop, r.
Lick House
Grimm Adele L., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, r.
1606 Post
CRI-WM ANDREW, restaurant, 511 Montgomery, r.
1025b Jackson
Grimm August, carpenter, r. 506 Second
Grimm Bernard, r. 620 Locust Av
Grimm Charles, r. 606 Folsom
Grimm Charles H., physician, 32.5a Sutter, r. 835 Bush
Grimm Charles W., with S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. Alameda
Grimm Emile F., confectioner, r. 4 Chatham PI
<jrimm F. A. , clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
r. 510 Taylor
Grimm Frederick, driver, r. 2328 Greenwich
Grimm Frederick W., draughtsman, r. 304 Clementina
Grimm H., hostler, r. 6 Elliott Park
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Bituilnons MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEA! E STS.
ALL ^ATIO/^IS DRIMK
pred(^ri(;l^sbur<5 l?(^(^r Beer
iECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Grimm Hermann, r. 367 Minna
Grimm Mathias, real estate, office and r. 613 Jones
VRI.nni MATT, wines and liquors, 111 Leidesdorff,
r. 610 Leavenworth
Grimm Peter, seaman U. S. stmr General McDowell
Grimm Wendelin, porter Brooklyn Hotel
89^ Grimm. See Grim
(;Ri.nn*!4 yinevard ai^d wine vaults,
Calistoga, Napa Co., Matt Grimm proprietor, 111
Leidesdoi-ff
Grimme Henry, groceries and liquors, 314 Eighth
Grimmel Julius C, extraman Truck 2, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Grimmelmann Frederick, bartender J. H. Siebs, r. Ber-
keley
Grimmelmann Richard, bartender, r. 417 Buh
Grimmenstein Henry E., clerk Thomas T. Fraser, r. 1086
Howard
Grimmer R. , waiter Pac. Union Club, r. 229 Minna
Grimshaw Henry, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 808
Green
Grimshaw Samuel, laborer, r. 708 Army
GRIMWOOD A. D., attorney at law, 214 Pine, room
52, r. cor Fourteenth and Twenty-sixth Av, Oakland
Grimwood Alfred, compositor, r. 109 Silver
Grimwood J. Bryant, chemist with S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. Fruitvale
Grinbaum Morris S., president M. S. Grinbaum & Co.,
215 Front, r. Palace Hotel
Grinbaum M. S. & Co. (limited) Morris S. Grinbaum
president, commission merchants, 215 J^Yont
Grindell Oscar C, electrician, r. 309 Fifth
Grindley J., engineer Yolo Mills, r. Berkeley
CRlNDIiEY JOHM U., with Deming-Palmer Milling
Co. , r. Oakland
Grindlev T. R., physician and surgeon. 920 Buchanan,
r. 2133 Bush
Gringer Henry, laborer, r. 1350 Kentucky
Grinnell Frank G., clerk, r. 915b Post
Grinnell Fred H. , clerk, r. 915b Post
Grinnell Hart, druggist, r. 915b Post
Grinnell Henry F., r. 311 Capp
Grinnell Philander, warehouseman Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 57 Bluxome
Grinzen John, engineer La Grande Laundry, r. 157 Elev-
enth
GrippJohn, bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oakland
Gr ppen Mary E. Miss, teacher, r. 1318 Oetavia
Grippin Joseph E., engineer, r. 1251 Turk
Grische George, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r.
Berkeley
Grisdale James, seaman, r. 6 Union
Grisel L(puise G., widow, r. Hotel Miramar
Griskin Daniel, laborer, r. 549 Mi .sion
Grisman Joseph, buttonholemaker, r. 455 Minna
Grissim Samuel F., traveling salesman W. W. Montague,
309 Market
Grissim William W., registrar of deposits U. S. Mint, r.
723 Waller
Griswold Augustas H., mining, r. 2488 J Market
Griswold Charles C, teamster, r. 2235 Market
Griswold Charles L., dentist, office and r. 21 Powel'
Griswold Charle- P., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Griswold E. & Co. (Eugene Griswold) mnfrs and re-
finers carbonate soda, SE cor Center and Rhode
Island
Gri-iwold Edward, cardriver, r. 2 Juniper
Griswold Ed«ard J., r. 2235 Market
Griswold Euge)ie{E. Griswold & Co.) r. Oakland
Griswold George, car repairtr S. P. Co., r. 608 Sixth
Griswold George B., traveling salesman, r. 225 Montgom-
ery
Griswold Jane R., widow, r. 811 Polk
Gri wold John H., secretary Contra Costa Laundry Co.,
.56 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Griswold Ma thew, physician, r. 2488 J Market
GriiwolJ Mervin J., clerk, r. 1012 Natoma
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Griswold Norman W., real estate, 124 Sansome, room 9,
r. Kenwood, Sonoma Co., Cal
Griswold William, printer Geore:e Spaulding- & Co. , r.
Oakland
GRISMOLD >riLLI.4.>I H., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 8.50 Market
Griswold Wolcott X. , physician and surgeon, oflSce and
r. 106 Edd.v
Gritz Joseph, restaurant, r. 1 William
Grien Jost, cabinetmaker W. A. Schrock, r. 2.5 Riplev PI
GRIZXLT BEAR .l.\D CRAB HOtSE, William
H. Davies propriet:.r, 239-241 East nr Market
Groat William L., wood and coal, 622 Laguna
Grob Herman, laborer Aermotor Co., r. 283 Jessie
Orobe Bertha, shirtmaker, r. 340 Third
Grobert Paul, painter, r. 961 Mission
CiROCER A.\D COIXTRI .HERCHAXT THE
(commercial weekly) G. W. Burton publisher and
proprietor, 207-209 Sacrament^)
Grodgens John P., r. 157 Seventh
Grodjinsky Bessie Miss, stenographer, r. 1535 Eddv
Grodjinsky Fannie Miss, clerk, r. 1535 Eddv
Grodjinsky Lillie Miss, stenographer, r. 1535 Eddy
Grodjinsky Pauline, widow, r. 1535 Eddv
Grodona Charles, salesman, r. 813 Union
Grodoua Dorio, butcher, r. 813 Union
Grodona James, engineer, r. 813 Union
Grodt William, laborer, r. 9 Esses
Groebl Otto, hut(Aer, r. 1512 Kentucky
Groeling Theodore, watchmaker A. Andrews, r. S26
Geary
Groen William, brassfinisher Wh^te & De Rome, r. 5
Collin
Groeneveld Johathau, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 130;i
Polk
Groenevelt Gustave, jeweler, r. 17 Sumner
Groenninger Frederick J., groceries and liquors, 254
Jessie
Groenninger Henrj- E., liquors, 336 Main
GroensbergO. Rev., pastor Our Saviour's Scaudinarian
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 1631 Howard
Groenwoldt Minnie, domestic 1211 Hyde
Groeper Emil, groceries and liquors, S W cor Twentv-si.\th
and Bartlett
Groeper Harold C. , asst superintendent Ship Owiiers' and
Merchants' Tug Boat Co., r. 523 Guerrero
Groeschel Benjamin, butcher, r. 1521 Gearv
Groezinger Charles, capitalist, r. 2010 Union
Groezinger Emil A., winemaker, r. 623| Guerrero
Groezinger G. C, r. 623^ Guerrere
GROEZI.N'GER G. C. JR., Justice of the Peace,
New City Hall, 1st floor, and attomev at law, 509
Montgomery, rooms 3-4, r. 823.^ Guerrero
Groezinger Robert, laborer Legaflet-Hellwig Tanning
Co.. r. Sixth Av Sauth nr P
Groezmger Robert, messenger R. G. Dun & Co., r. 422
Ringold
Groezinger Robert, tanner, r. 422 Ringold
Groff Isatlor C, jeweler, r. 427 Oak
Groffman Charles P., pliuuber, 208 Twenty -fourth, r. 15
Sixteenth Av
Grogan Alexander E., insiuTince, r. 424 Post
Grogan Annie, widow, r. 1434 Washington
Grogan Ella M., widow, r. 1625 Churcu
Grogan Henry, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1434 Wash-
ington
Grogan John, butcher, r. Fifth Av South and M
Grogan Maggie, widow, r 528 Linden Av
Grogan Matthew, painter, r. 512 Bush
Grogan Michael, seaman, r. 6 Union
Grogan Patrick, laborer, r. 507 Gough, rear
Grogan Thomas, driver, r. 528 Linden Av
Grogan Thomas, hostler, r. 48 Fourth
Grogan Thomas, hostler, r. 832 Mission
Grogan Walter R., stenographer Purchase and Supplies
Dept S. P. Co., r. l-230a Broadway
Grogan William, laborer, r. 528 Linden Av
Grogan William, pressman, r. 734 Phie
Groh A. F., bookkeeper Nathan, Dohrmann & Co. r
Oakland
Groliere John (McPhee J: Groliere) r. 264 Golden Gate Av
Grolimund F., laborer, r. NE cor Lisbon and China Av
Gronander Bonde N., laborer, r. Alms House
Grond Gus, bartender Joseph Okerblad, r. 4491 Jessie
Grond William, engineer, r. 1309 Butte
Grondona George, millhand Pac. Coast Door Co. r Oak-
land '
Grondona James, fish dealer, r. 315 Green
Grondona James, superintendent Fisherman's Tugboat-^
r. 813 Union
Grondona Joseph, engineer D. Ghlrardelli & Sons, r Oak-
land
Grondson Frederick, attorney at law, r. 424 McAllister
Gronigle Jacob, laborer, r. 1020 Howard
Gronosky David, cleik Rohde & Mehrtens, r. 1015 Larkiii
fironosky Edward, painter, r. 1015 Larkiu
Gronosky Heurj-, tailor, 1015 Larkin
GROOM JAMES J. (Groom A: Hagan) r. Ill Devis*-
dero
Groom James T. , salesman Groom i Hagan, r. Ill De-
visadero
Groom Joseph P. (J. P. Groom & Co.) r. 14 Henry
Groom J. P. i- Co. (Joseph P. Groom) plumbers and ffas-
htters, 12 Mason ®
Groom Laura, widow, r. 902 Folsom
Groom William, farmer, r. W g San Jose Road nr Ocean
House Road
GROOM & HAGAN fashionable bat-
t<r« and *(»!«• ageat<i loaiuau s >>« lork
hats, uii >larkt-t, amler Tht- Baldwin
Groos Charle^i, liookkeeper London, Paris and American
Bank, r. 2405 Octavia
Groiier A., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Gropper Peter, fireman, r. SE cor California Av and
Aztec
Gros Brothers (.li.hn and Frank) dair\ . San Bmno Road
nr Wayland
Gros Frank (Gros Bros.) r. San Bruno Hoad nr Wa viand
Gros John (Gros Bros.) r. .San Bruno Road nr Wa viand
Gros Marino, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
^S" Gros. See Gross
Grosbauer Ji)hn F., c-arpenter, r. 214 Gough
Groschel Hiiiry, cellarman John Wieland Brewery 3.5o
Eleventh
Grosgebauer Sophia, widow, r. 1005 Minnesota
Grosh Alvin B., grain dealer, r. 632 Waller
Grosh Eliza T., widow, r. 3000 Califoniia
Grosh Milton D., sudent, r. 3000 California
Grosh Walter B., engineer, r. 3000 California
Grosky Simon, locksmith, r. 6 Everett
Grosley Thomas F., r. Alms House
Groswird Rudolph, glove cutter The Carson Glove Co.
r. 112 Mason
Gross A^e, domestic 425 Sclu-ader
Gross Alexander, peddler, r. 1 Boardman PI
Gross Alfred Mrs., r. 817 Turk
Gross Alfred G., pressman Guide Publishing Co , r
Golden Gate, Cal.
Gross Benjamin, driver, r. 930 Twentv-second
Gross Carl C, special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co. (of New-
York) r. 2111 Baker
Gross Charles, clerk Allen & McAllister, r. 1313a Steiner
Gross Charles, cook. r. 1020 Howard
Gross Charles, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Gross Charles A. , tailor C. G. Kamraerer.r. 4 Verba Buena
Gross Dci\id, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1133
Gearj-
Gross Edward, painter, r. 227 Fourteenth
Gross Emile C, compositor Guide Publishing Co . r
Golden Gate, Cal.
Gross Felix (Gross & Mull mei") r. 806 Fulton
Gross Frank E., pamter, r. 227 Fourteenth
Gross Frederick, miller, r. 1012 York
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office:, 33 GEIARV ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
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«ro8S George, patternmaker The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. 4 Yerba Buena
CROSS tiEORUK, physician and surgeon, 326 Kearny,
office hours 1 to 3 and 7:30 to 8 P. M.
Gross Gustave, barber, r. 121 4 Railroad Av
Gross Harry J., salesman Joseph V. Collins, r. 2626
Pine
Gross Isadore C. , carrier Post Office, r. 427 Oak
Gross Jacob, butcher, r. Alms House
Gross James, laborer, r. 1810J Broderick, rear
Gross John, baker, r. 706 Bush
Gross John F. , painter, r. 1030 Howard
Gross Joseph, clerk Edward L'ebscher, r. 1310 Powell
Gross L. G., salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r. 320i
Sutter
Gross Louis, commission broker, 10 California, room 15,
r. 806 Fulton
Gross Louis, student, r. 2009 Fillmore
Gross Louis, teatnster, r. 1632 McAllister
Gross Marius, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
Gross Max, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 737 McAllister
Gross Morris, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 947 Folsom
(}ross Oscar, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Gross Otto, Uilor, 1213 Polk, r. 2517 California
Gross O to F., waiter stmr San Juan
Gross Philip, tailor, 2009 Fillmore
Gross S. A., Mrs., dressmaker, r. 873 Mission
Gross Samuel, r. 2625 Pine
Gross* Mullany (Felix Gross and Michael Mullaney)
wood, coal, hay and grain, 534 Fulton
■ST' Gross. See Gros
Grosscup Frederick V., confectioner M. L. Steams, r. 620
Fulton
Grosse Albert 15., physician French Hospital, r. 2124
Post
Grosse John G. F. (Bogel & Grosse) r. US Fifteenth
Grosse K. Mrs., seamstress P. M. SS. Co.
Grosse Peter, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Grosse Rudolph M., butcher, 303 Golden Gate Av
Grosse William (W lliam Grosse & Co.) r. 2124 Post
Grosse William T., traveling salesman, r. 2124 Post
Grosse William & Co. (William Grosse and Paul Lohse)
im))orters fancy goods, 35 New Montgomery
Grosser E., cook Commercial House
Grossetta John, r. 624J Lombard
Grossetta Marian, salesladj', r. 624J Lombard
Grossetta Peter, boxmaker, r. 624| Lombard
Grossi Benjamin, driver G. Rottanzi, r 1012 Valencia
Grosskopf Joseph, maltster Empire Malt House
Grosslicht Charles, teamster, r. 436 Natoma
Grosslicht Morris, te mster, r. 436 Natoma
Grosslicht Seli^, salesman D. R. Avery & Co., r. 729i
Folsom
Grossman Aaron E., bookbinder, r. 715b O'Farrell
Grossman Albert, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 18
Minna
Grossman Annie Mrs., cand3rmaker John Hvizdos, r.
336 Sixth
Grossman Geor.^e, liquors, NE cor Post and Kearny, r.
212 Jersey
Grossman George S., candymaker John Hvizdos, r. 33(>
Sixth
Grossman Hermaim, confectioner, r. 318*^ Ritch
Grossman Jacob E., bookbinder, r. 715b O'Farrell
Grossman John B. , waiter, r. 38 Chapultepec
Grossman Marks, glazier, 517 California, r. 715b O'Farrell
Grossman Morris L., cook, r. 1002 J Hyde
Grossman Moses E., dentist, r. 715b O'Farrell
Grossman F. H., restaurant, 522 Fourth, r. 4l8i Ritch
Grossmaver Abraham, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co. , r.
1201Van Ness Av
Grossmayer M. H., bond and stockbroker, office 225
Sansome, r. Oakland
Grossmiller August, waiter Paul Drasdo, r. 312 Minna
Qrosso Francisco, shoemaker, 311 Pacific
Qrote Charles F., elevatorman, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
Qrote Elleu, widow, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
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Grote Frederick, groceries and liquors, 330 Vallejo
Grote Frederick .1., clerk Henry F. Grote, r. 1636 Golden
Gate Av
Grote Henry, manager bottling dept St. Louis Brewers,
r. 330 Vallejo
Grote Henry F., groceries and liquors, 2230 Gearj'
Grote Margarette E. Miss, teacher Henry Durant Prim-
ary School, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
Grote Otto, clerk Fi-ank Sanders, r. 623 Second
Grot« Sophie A. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primjiry
.School, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
Grotefend Charles W., machinist Union Iron Wk8,r. 823
Howard
Grott gut William H., agent Leni Si, Fink (New York)
r. 512 Eddy
VROTH .iXI»REW S., mining secretary, 414 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
Groth Benjamin F., clerk, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth David, groceries and liquors, 1900 Sutter
Groth Frederick, paper carrier, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth Henrj', paper carrier, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth Henry VV., deputy U. S. Shipping Commissioner.
r. 1711 Hyde
Groth Soren B. , master mariner, r. 1045 Market
Groth Walter, paper carrier, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth William (Buck & Groth) r. 1073 Howard
Grotheer August L.. butcher, 2503 Howard, r. 2735 Brj-
ant Av
Grotheer Charles C, motorman, r. '2735 Bryant Av
Grotheer Frederick, butcher, r. SE cor Sixth Av South
and M
Grotheer Frederick, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Grotheer Henry, laborer, r. 139 Dore
Grotheer Louis, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson, r.
1510 Bryant Av
Grotheer Louis, liquors 1017 Bryant Av
Grotheer Mary, widow, r. 2735 Bryant Av
Grothman Andrew, longshoreman, r. 3 Pringle Court
Grothmann Emma, widow, r. 2809 Folsom
Grothwell Armand, paint dealer, r. 1205 Gough
Grotschier Halfdan, secretary Swedish and Norwegian
Consulate, 214 California, r. 1905 Baker
Grott Leon, stock driver J. G. Johnson & Son
Grottaroli Pietro, furnished rooms, 334 Bush
Grottkau Paul, r. 3 Grace Terrace
Groun Frederick, laborer, r. 6 Geneva
Ground William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 180!»
Butte
Groune Owen, milker John Linehan, r. SE cor Vienna
.and France Av
Grouney Henry, iron molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 231
Mitina
Groux Albert, jiainter, J. St. Denis & Co.
Grove Lucy Mrs., r. 1715 Polk
Grove Street The tre, Leon Samuels lessee and manager,
110-118 Grove
Grover Augustine A., cider and vinegar dealer, 1326
Guerrero
Grover Benjamin P., hardware, r. 1098 Dolores
Grover James J., hostler, r. '217 Third
(Jrover Leonard, actor, r. 330 Eddy
Grover Thomas, confectioner, r. 38 Natoma
Grover William, barber, r. 623 Bu.sh
Grover William A., surgeon stmr Mariposa
Grover \; Baker Sewing Machines, J. W. Evans agent,
1029 Market
Grovermann Frederick, bookkeeper Milwaukee BreweT> ,
r. 317 Tenth
Groves Ayscough, clerk S. P. Co. (Santa Cruz Division)
r. Oakland
Groves Converse, calker, r. 121 Cumberland
Groves James O., mining manager, r. 1111 Van Ness Av
Groves William, baker Christ & Frohm, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
GROW ('H.4.RLES .1., agent Mrs. E. B. Hopkhia,
27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, and treasurer Union Ice Oo.,
r. 2510 Fillmore
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOW Gf\SES
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but bave 30 different kinds at
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Grow Harry, cook, r. 217 Third
Growall Willard L., cutter Block & Georges,
Growney Alfred T., blacksmith, r. 220 Twelfth
Growney John H., iron uiolder, r. 231 Mnina
Grownev Samuel, asst weigher Custom House, r. 220
Twelfth
Growney Theodore, engineer, r. 220 Twelfth
Growney William H.. coal oil, 651 Minna, r. 238 Twelfth
Groyrose Antone. marhle cutter John C. Pierce, r. 33,
Grozart Francis, painter, r. 1325 Guerrero
Grozelier Anna M. Miss, teacher Irving Prnnary Scliool.
r. 730 Shotwell
Grozelier Siin..n H., r. 730 Shotwell
Grozos Auguste, miner, r. 303 Montgomery Av
Grub John, baker, r. 625 Clay ,., „ . »
CKIIBB I. K. !».. Pacinc Coast agent Colts Patent
Fire Arms Manufacturing Co. and Union Metallic
Cartrid^'c Co., 517-519 Market, r. 2127 Broderick
Grubb Josei.h R., clerk Rothchild & Ach, r. 418 Waller
Gnihh Rosa Miss, typewTiter, r. 418 Waller
Grub!) Samuel N., plumber, r. 418 Waller
Grubb William A., clerk Washburn & Moeu Mnfg Co.. r.
Grubb William T., litho-pressman Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 8b Pfeiffer
Grubbs Albert J., messenger Secretary and Controler !>.
P. Co., r. 439 Eddy
Gruhe Albert C., seaman, r. 6 Union
Grube John H., gardener, r. 13 Moss
Grube Max, stationer, 306 Third, r. Oakland
Grube Oscar, clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. Oakland
Gruber Adam, butcher, r. 1 Codman PI
Gruber Adelbert, r. 807 Mission
Grubei Alexander J,, expressman, r. 26 Eureka
Gruber Anton, liquors, 439 Pine, r. Montgomery Block
Gru er Charles, laundryinan, r. 528| Valencia
Gruber Ferdinand, naturalist, r. 254 First Av
Orui er Hiram O., salesman The Maze, r. 522 Polk
Gruber Wdliam (Landecker & Grulier) r. 1007 Mission
Gruber William, clerk, r. 522 Polk
Gruel Emil, horse collarmaker Kemjikey, Gilhain &
Sawyer, r. 437 O'Farrell
Gruen Harry, m .,st«r schr Modoc, r. Oakland
Qruenberg Arthur (Arthur Gruenher.: & Co.) r. Alameda
Gnienberg Arthur & Co. (Arthur Gnienherg) manufac-
turers California Champagne, 1144 Howard
Oruenberg Carl, bookkeeper Arthur Gnienberg & Co., r.
Alameda
Gruenberg M. & Co. (Max Gruenbers) commission mer-
chants, 525 Front
Gruenberg Max (M. Gruenberg & Co.) r. Alameda
Grueiibridge Rldridge, r. 129 Th rd
GniendlerCn.-t d;iirv proiluce and provisions, 633 .Mer-
chant, r. 1(1 M..!itril.|i
GnienerE. 1-.. ttk/nipliir editor, r. 710 Taj-lor
CiKlll-:NHA<;K.\ CHilCLO II. (T. G. Gruenhagen
& (:o.)andi)roprietor San Francisco Wire Works, 669
Mission, r. 2312 Gough
4iKliK!^'H/%<;KN T. «. A €0. (Theodore G. and
Charles H. Gruenhaaen) confectionery, 20 Kearny
Gruenhagen Theodore G. (T. G. Gruenhiigen & Co.) r. 841
Capp
Gruenig Gd r :e (George Gruenig & Son) r. 1130 Florida
Gruenig George & Son (George and George D.) groceries
and liquors, NE cor Twenty-fimrth and Florida
Gruenig George U. (George Gruenig '- "— -' - '
Florida
<4ruening August, liquors, 1153 Mission
Gr\ieninger Theorlore, cabinet maker, r. 524 Kansivs
Oruct Eugene, printer, r. 1519 Hyde
Oruegel Fritz W., master schr S. Danielson, office 14
California, r. 22 South Park
Oruggel Oscar L., chiropodist, 10 Geary
Gruhler Barbara, widow, r. 732 Cnementina
«ruhler .lohn, teamster, r. 732 Clementina
Gruhn Abraham (Gruhn & Co.) r. 1611a Sutter
Gruhn William (Gruhn & Co.) r. 1702 Post
Gruhn & Co. (Abraham and William Gruhn) importers
laces, 35 New Montgomerj-
Gruman S. M., speculator, r. 915i Mission
Crumley James, shipbuilder, r. 1127 Laguna
Grummett John, laborer, r. 1029 Twenty-third
Grummon Frank S., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co.. r. 1003 Florida
Grums George, assistant superintendent Sutter St. Rv^
r. 14091 Buchanan
Grunauer Moses, tailor, r. 1622a Post
Grund Atigust, bartender, r. 449 Jessie
Grund Louis, bartender, r. Commercial House
Grundel Christian, meerscnaum goods, 335 Kearny ,.r. 113
William
Grundel Emil, meerschaum pipe maker Christian Gnin-
del, r. 113 William
Grundel Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1512 Pacific Av
Grundel Katie, widow, r. 1512 Pacific Av
Grundel Otto F., jeweler Mathies & Maison, r. 13&
Douglass
Grundel Tillie, domestic 401 Post
Grundell Axel H. , chief officer stm San Juan,r.l61 Perry
Grundell Charles, seaman, r. 446 Brannan
Grundell Charles L., marine eiigineer, r. 109 Cumberland
Grundell Herbert J. , engineer, r. 109 Cumberlaud
Grundell James H., marine engineer, r. 1006 Nineteenth
Grundell Richard M., 3(1 assist, engineer stmr San
Juan, r. 12 Adair
Grundies Martha Miss, teacher languages, r. 705 Post
Grundig Margaret, widow, r. 727 Minna
Grundler Gustave, cooi)er John Horstmann, r. 10 Mont-
calm . '
Gruner Aloise, electrician Alcazar Bldg, r. 514 Mission
Gruner Elizabeth, widow, r. 515 Vail- jo
Gruner Ferdinand, engraver, r. 515 Vallejo, rear
Gruner Frank, jeweler, 724 Washington, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner Frederick, bartender, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner Harry H., master mariner, r. 2004 Union
Gruner William, watchmaker Gustav Weiinan, r. 515
Vallejo
Gruninger Albert, manager Popular Book Store, 10
Post, r. North Temescal
Grunnairle Georire, clerk Li>cal Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 1015J Folsom
Grunnagle George L. , accountant, r. 311 Polk
Grunnagle Jacob S., foreman Shed E, S. P. Co.
Grunninger Jacob, r. 826a Lombard
Grun<iwski Frederick, restaurant, 227 Third, r. 3 Center
PI
«Rl'XSKV V. EW.4LD, civil engineer, 88 Flood
Bldg, r. 3006 Clay
Grunwald Albert E. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r
Ritch
Grunwald Carrie, forelady, r. 121a Wildey
Grunwald George, policeman, r. 427 Broadway
Grunwaldt Theodore, hatter, 117 Stockton, r. :«0 Wal
ler
Grupe Henry, gardener, r. 1823 O'Farrell
Grupp R., r. New Western Hotel
Gruppo Joseph, laborer, r. 624 Hermann
Gru gen Henrv, bartender Eugene Campion
Grush Clarence M., driver Millbrae Dain,-, r.
Crush D .vid, engineer, r. 545 Fulton
Gruski Frank X., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co., r. 80«
Sanchez
Grussell Henry, salesman, r. 718 A alencia
Grusti Joseph", gatekeeper, r. 2626 Folsom
Grutter Albert, draughtsman Cal. W ire Wks, r. 18lb
Mason „ ,. , .
Grutzmacher William, teamster, r. 1318 Eddy
Graver CHiarles S., laundryman Electric Laundry, r. 21 1
Valencia ,„,„^
Griiwell Arthur J., salesman Roos Bros., r. 1010 Gearj-
Gschwind Rupert, solicitor Schlegel, Brauer& Co., r. a£i
Valencia
251
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814 OcUvia
1130
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215 VALENCIA ST.
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A. noj iiresldeiit, 1 Uarles >V. Taber vice-
president, L. A. Ilayward treasurer and
saperintendent, Oliver C'rook secretary,
frank li. Johnson assistant superintend.
4;nfi city depot, 1015 Valencia, general
office cor 8au Bruno Iv and Flfteentii Av
South, branch office 3r> Eddy
Guadaloupe Joseph, finisher A. B. Patrick & Co., r. N s
Twelfth Av South nr V
< Juagnino Aiitoiie (Hippmami & Guagnino) r. 725 Mc-
Allister
(Juagnino Daniel (Ciucci & Gna<j:nino) r. 1525 Howard
VrALALA MILL €0. (Mendocino Co.) Franklin
Heywood president, Simeon Hackley secretary, 31
Steuart
Uualala River Railway Co., Franklin Heywood president,
Simeon Hackley secretary, 31 Steuart
Guanziroli L. & Co. (Luigi Guanziroli and Alexandro
Cervelli) liquors, 53i Montifomery Av
(iuanziroli Luigi (L. Guanziroli & Co.) and liquors, 401
Broadway, r. 409 Vallejo
Guaraglla G. & Co. (Giacomo Guaraglia and John Zappe-
tini) butchers, 1500 Dupont
Guaraglia Giacomo (G. G-'araglia & Co.) r. 450 l^nion
CilJARANTl' LOARI AND TRUST CO. AiM»
mOKEV LEKI»IN<;, 51 Murphy Bldg, 123(i Market
Guard Reginald T., freight clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros.
Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
<;tIAKDIAK ASSURANCE CO. (of London, England)
William J. Landers general agent, 205 Sansome
4;rARDIAN LOAN ASSOCIATION, Louis Blank
secretary, 214 Pine, room 1(1
Guardm Vinco, peddler, r. 15 Jasper PI
Guardini Romola, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 439
Union
<;uaspari Albert, driver, r. 1015 Washington
<}uastucci Andrea ( Matron i & Guastucci) r. 402 Green
Guataf Lorenz, waiter William Westerfeld, r. 135 Ridley
Guatemala Central Railroad Co.,G. L. Lansing secretary.
4 Union Trust Bldg, 4 Montgomery
Gubler John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Gubmann Minna, widow, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Guchter Andre, expressman, r. 722J Bryant
Guckelsberge- Charles M. , clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r.
1517 Dupont, rear
Guckelsberger Jacob .1., clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r.
1517 Dupont, rear
Guckelsberger William M. L , clerk Bibo, Newman &
Ikenberg, r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guckenheimer Marks, butcher, 513 Bryant, r. 1813 Sut-
ter
Gudde Marinus, rancher, r. Thirty-third Av South nr G
Gudden J. E., brakeman S. P. Co., r. Ill Twentieth
Gude William F., attorney at law, r. 2000 Washington
Gudehus Addie Miss, clerk, r. 2012^ Stockton
Gudehus Adolph, clerk Pac. Music Co., r. 2012J Stockton
(iudehus Christian, porter, r. 2012A^ Stockton
Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, 316 Grant Av,
r. 1912 Powell
Gudehas Hermann, bookkeeper Trubenbach & Co., r.
304 Clementina
Gudehus William, clerk Fred Gudehus, r. 1912 Powell
Gudraundson Elof, bartender, r. 800 Third
Gudniunsen Andrew B., master mariner, r. 1719 Stev-
enson
Gudsta<l Gustav, cook, r. 229 East
Guedet Edward F., fish, 1418 Stockton, r. 1608 Leaven-
worth
Guedet Mary Miss, booksewer A. J. Leary Co., r. 1608
Leavenworth
Guehring Jacob C, sausage anl bacon, 314 Twelfth
Guehring John, brewer, r. 701 Florida
Gueldner Ernest, carjienter, r. 87.V Dore
Guelfi Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Guencho Pietro, peddler, r. Alms House
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Guenin Felix, capitalis , r. 1510 Dupont
Guenley Edward, pressman Commercial Pub. Co., r. 22.^
Harriet
Gue ther Adam, clerk J. C. Nobman, r. 2418 California
Guenther Charles J., bakery, 776 Folsoni
Guenther Conrad, cigarmaker, r. 2418 California
Guenther Ernest, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 422d
Fremont
Guenther Francis L., Lieutenant-Colonel 5th Artillery
U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Guenther Frank, cigarmaker, r. 420 Natoma
Guenther Gustav (Guenther & Kewitz) r. 1713 Leaven-
worth
Guenther Theodore, musician, r. 715 Howard t "
Guenther William, baker, r. 763 Howard
Guenther & Kewitz (Gustav Guenther and Charles Ke-
witz) liquors, 763 Howard
B^ Guenther. See Gunther
Guenzel Otto, painter, r. W s Baker bet Golden Gate
Av and McAllister w -;
Guerimaned A. Madeline, widow, florist, r.l406J Powell
Guerin Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Ellis
Guerin Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 126 Ellis
Guerin Cornelius, bartender, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Guerin James L., plasterer, r. 618^ Linden Av
Guerin Jennie E. Miss, hairdresser Jacob Hauptli, r. 618.i
Linden Av
fiiUERIN .lOHN, wood and coal, 412 O'Farrell
Guerin John F., pressman, r. 618J Linden Av
Guerin Kate, domestic 2517 Octavia
Guerin Patrick S., laborer, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Guerin Thomas, expressman, Beale and Market, r. 618.V
Linden Av
Guerra Bernard, laborer Pierre G. Somps, r. 261 Clemen-
tina
Guerra Domenico (Guerra & Matteoni) r. 15 Hinckley
Guerra James L, seaman, r. 426 Twenty-ninth
Guerra Luis, r. Hotel Miramar
Guerra Tibaldo (Guerra & Bacigalupi) r. 15 Hinckley
Guerra Tibaldo, clerk Scatena & Bacigalupi, r. 18 Hinck
ley
Guerra h Bacigalupi (Tibaldo Guerra and John Baciga-
lupi) wholesale and retail wines, .505 Davis
Guerra & Matteoni (Domenico Guerra and Giovanni
Matteoni) liquors, 19 Hincklev
Guerrero Emma Mrs., r. 9 Page
Guerrero J"sie Miss, r. 9 Page
Guerrero Juan de Dios, tanner, r. 1318 Hamjjshire
Guerrero Leandro, baker, r. 28 Hinckley
Guerrero Mnrgarct, r. 1316 Hampshire
Guerrero Peter, cook, r. 661 Howard
Guertler Edward, r. 454 Tehama
Guesnier Gabriel, druggist, r. 318 Minna
Guess Henry, r. 412^ Fifth Av
Guess William T., steward, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guest Harry, fireman, r. 438i Jessie
Guest Thomas, foreman, r. 20 Johnston Av
Guetersloh John, clerk Jochim Witt, r. 1924 Broderick
Guex A. , hquors, 142 Geary
Guffin A. i/lrs., stewardess stmr Gaelic, r. 716 I'ell
Guffin Charles A., watchman stmr Coptic
Gugel Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1168 Bryant
Gu,'g John, ce'larman John Wieland Brewery, r. 457
Folsom
Guggenheim Max, i)hysican and surgeon, 406 Kearny,
. room 5, r. 416 McAllister
Guggenheimer Simon, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
302 Turk
GIIGGENHIME LEON (Mack & Co.) and president
Concordia Club, r. 1119 Post
Guglielmetti Frank S., restaurant, 410 Fourth, r. 141
Clara
Guglielnio Joseph, shoemaker, r. 308 Turk
Guhler Barbara, widow, r. 732 Clementina
Guibbiny G. A., clerk, r. N s Sickles A\
Road
Guibert Gennaine, laundress, r. 1.528 Bush
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BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Streel
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B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Co«»i
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Guibout Euffene, caqjenter, 529 Pine, r. 1038 Pacific
Guifh.it Emile, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
CI'iDE Pl'BLISHIXCi CO., William F. Empey
president, J. Walter Empey secretary, publishers
The Guide, 532 Commercial, Telephone Main 136
eriDE THE (daily) Guide Publishing Co., publishers,
532 Commercial
Guider James, teamster .1. S. Hare & Co.. r. 1009J Elev-
enth Av South
Guidi Frank, baker, r. 612 Filbert
Guidi .Joseph, sugar refiner, r. 716 Vallejo
Guie Theodore G., glovemrker, r. 865 Mission
Guiett .Joseph, clerk, r. 808 Hyde
Guignard Alexander X., peddler, r. 411 Potrero Av
Guignard Henn-, driver Kuffino & Bianchi, r. 129 Rose
Av
Guignard .J. M. A., merchant, r. Alms House
Guignon Joseph, tinsmith, 406 Ninth
Guilbert August, carpenter and builder, 329 Francisco,
r. 2.307 Tavlor
Guild Bertha Miss, r. 917 Polk
CiCILD CAROLINE I., M. D., physician, office and
r. 917 P. .Ik
Guild E. T., r. 917 Polk
<;riLD GOLD HI>I\<i tOMPAM', W. A. Nev
ills president, G. H. Waggoner secretarv, 205 Crocker
Bldg
Guild Herbert C, r. 114| Shotwell
(Juild John, bakerv, 1141 Shotwell
<;■ ILD OF ARTS AXI» CRAFTS OF SA\
FRAX'ISCO, Bernard Moses president, Bruce
Hiirter secretarv, 006 Jackson
Guild Phiueas K., e'lectrician Market St. Ry, r. 917 Polk
Guild William, machinist Thompson Bros., r. Oakland
Guildea James, messengers. P. Co., r. 8.33 Harrison
Guildea Michael E., check clerk S. P. Co., r. »40i Bryant
«&' Guildea. See Gilday and Gildea
Guilford Samuel G. A., assorter G. F. .Christ & Sons, r.
643 Folsom
Guilford William, baker, r. 1243b Eighteenth
Guilfoy James, sheet metal worker, 204 Eighth, r. 930
Capp
Guilfoy Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 930 Capp
Guilf.yle Dennis, sawyer, r. 14 Russell
Giiilfoyle George, Boilermaker, r. New Continental Hotel
Gwilfoyle Hannah, widow, r. 39| Ringold
Guilfoyle John J., r. 29^7 Mission
Guilfoyle Joseph, attorney at law, 13 Supreme Court
Bldg, r. 2937 Mission
Guilfoyle Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 519i Grove
Guilfovie Theresa, widow, r. 519^ Grove
Guilfoyle Theresa Miss, r. 2937 Mission
(iuilf. ivle William J. , shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe Co. .
r."l'il Twenty -sixth
Guiliani Joseph, fruits and vegetables, S s Seventeenth
bet Ni>e and Sanchez
Guiliani G. & Co. (Giuseppe Guiliani) fruits and vege-
tables, 130 Fifth
Guiliani Guisepiie (G. GuiUani & Co.) r. 130 Fifth
Guillaiune Jua , porter E. Heider, r. 1201 Broadway
Guillaume Martin, r. 1320 Stockton
Guillaume Samuel, salesman .\ntonio Fodera, r. 651
Cuillaumne Tell Hotel, Marius Pellison proprietor, 619
t«s Pacific
Guillemard Louisa, widow, r. 225J Eighth, rear
Gnillemard L'lysses J. A. , cutter, r. 2922i Folsom
Guillemet Adolphine Mrs., millinerj', r. 1520 Powell
Guillemet Leonidas, hat pre.sser, r. 1520 Powell
Guillennet Francis (Guillermet & Caillaud) r 315 Sutter
(iuillemiet & Caillaud (Francis Guillermet and Emile
Caillaud) barbers, 315 Sutter
CillLLET CHARLE.S. candies and confectionery, 905
'--> Larkin, r. 905c Larkin
Guillet Gustave, clerk Comptoir National d'Escompte de
3: Paris, r. Gailhard Hotel
Guillium Philip (Guillium & Comte> r. 402 Pacific
Guillium & Comte (Philip Guillium and Louia Comtet
bakery, 402 Pacific
Guillon Harry, cook, r. 102 Sixth
Guinan Andrew, biiilermaker S. P. Co., r. 226 Eighteenth
Guinan G. A., cook Wm. Schneider, r. 406 Mason
Guinard Henry, carpenter, r. 3 Graham PI
Guinasso Angelo, bootblack, r. 14 Lafayette PI
Guinasso Antonio, laborer, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Guinasso David, student, r. 617 Green
Guinasso Francesco T., bakery, 1309 Dupont, r. 617
Green
Guinasso Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 430 Montgomery Av
Guinasso Giovanni, foundryman L'nion Iron Wks, r. IT
Jasper PI
Guinasso John, teamster, r. 4381 I'nion
Guinasso Joseph, r. 14 Lafayette PI
Guinasso Joseph, scavenger, r. 4 Union PI
Guinasso Julian, clerk, r. 617 Green
Guinasso Luigi, bootblack, 7 Leidesdorff, r. 327 Green
Guinasso Luigi, teamster, r. 15 Sonora
Guinasso Victor J. (Arata & Guinasso) r. 420 Paaific
Guinaw John, stair builder, r. 61 Clipper V
Guinee John, maltster, r. 507 J Seventh
Guinee Joseph, clerk Edison Light and Power Oo., r. aO'^
Seventh
Guinn John, carpenter, r. .501 Franklin
Guinn John, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Guinn May, widow, r. 107 Jesie
Guinn Michael, seaman, r. 2 East
Guinn Margaret, widow, r. 77 Natoma
Guinn William, clerk stmr Modoc
Guinn William J., clerk, r. 77 Nstoma
g^ Guinn. See G«in and Gwynn
Guinnane Harry, clerk Payot, L'pham & Co., r. 148»
Church
Guinnane James H., wheelwright, r. 1429 Church
Guinnane James H. Jr., broommaker, r. 1429 Cburcb
Guinnane John, Laborer, r. 42 East
Gniunane Joseph, seamen, r. 2. Jessie
Guinnane Joseph P., blacksmith, r. 1429 Church
Guinnane William J., bookkeeper Bancroft- Whitney Co.,
r. 1429 Church
Guinnar James, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 746 Mission
Guiol Fred M., billiard instructor, r. 424 O'Farrell
Guion Leonar(i, r. 915 Howard
Guion O. Mrs., lodgings, 16 Turk
Guiot Alexander, asphaltum roofer, 729 Broadway
Guiot John B., laborer, r. 729 Broadway
Guirard Genuain, foreman, r. Seventh Av South bet M
and L
Guirand Patrick, foreman, r. 1242 Seventh Av South
Guirard Augusta Mrs., furnished nwms, 308 Mason
Guirard Marie Mis.^, actress, r. 302 Mason
Guirard Maxime C. (Clawson & Guirard) r. 302 Mason
Guirey Frederick W., clerk, r. Ill Filbnore
Guirey William C, clerk, r. Ill FiUmore
Guirich Theodore, oyster saloon, 14 Sixth, r. 528 Stever
son
Guisi Samuel, cutter Aime Giry, r. 826 Broadway
Guisle Eugene, grocer, r. 1213* Powell
GUITTARD ETIENNE ...«..„...
baking powder, chocolate, etc., cele-
brated Cafe l>e<> Cioariuand.s, 10*-109
Beale. r, 4'J6 Eddy
Guittard George, driver J. E. Shoemaker & Co., r. 1004
Sutter
GuitUrd Horace C, bookkeeper Butterick Publishing
Co.,r. 426} Eddy
Guitterrez Edward Sr., engineer, r. 818 Powell
Gularte Isabella, nuase, r. 607i Stockton
Gularte John (Ennis & Gulartei r. 1510 Mason
Gularte Joseph, barber, 340 Sutter, r. 607i Stockton
Guldbach Paul, brewer, r. 1249a Eighteenth
Guldemann Henrv, brewer, r. E s Bank nr Cortland At
Gulick Daniel H. (Gulick Si Wetherbee) r. 865 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
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«IILICK & WeXHERBEE (Daniel H. Gulick and
Charles Wetherbee) plumbers and gasfltters, 210
Masi.n, Telephone South 623
«ull Adolph, baker, r. llllj Pacific
Gull Emile, butcher Leon D. Stone, r. llllj Pacific
Gull Jacob, compositor, r. llllj Pacific
Gull R. , waiter stmr City of Sydney
Gull Theodore, blacksmith, r. llllj Pacific
(Julian Daniel, millwright, r. 715 Howard
Gulliver Edward, teamster, r. 248i Clara
Gullixsen Hans G., master mariner, r. 1337i Alabama
Gullixsen Olof. house mover, r. 228 Lanarton
GULLIXSON BROTHERS ........
and Han^) i-arpctii, »>> itlarKet
cjullixson Emil S. (Gullixson Bros.) r. 212 Powell
Gullixson Hans (Gullixson Bros ) r. 212 Powell
Gumaer Sarah Miss, teacher private school, r.l?i07 Larkiii
Gumas Varcele, oyster saloon, 135 Third.r. 20 Sherwood PI
Gumbel Charles, bookkeeper, r. 70 Clementina
Gumbel Henry, r. 70 Clementina
Gumm Peter, baker, SE cor Twentv-fourth and Sanchez
Cir.UlMER FRANK A., with Carroll Cook, attorney
at law, 18-20 Chronicle Bldg, r. 90 Twenty fifth
Gummer Frederick C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1703 Octavia
Gummer William R., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2i) Chattanooga
Oummow Charles, blacksmith, r. 135 Ridley
Guramow Fred R., cuTier Ed^-ards' Publishing Co., r.
135 Ridley
Bummow Harry S., carrier Edwards' Publishing Co., r.
135 Ridley
Gump Abraham L. salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 1224
Geary
6ump Ahred S., salesman S. iSt G. Gump, r. 1224 Geary
Gump Charles \V., machinist, r. 2757^ Harrison
Gump D. L. (Cavanaugh & Gump) r. 151 Valencia
Gump Gustav (S. & G. Gump) r. 3014 Washington
ClJ.tIP S, «Se i(ji. (Solomon & Gustav) importers and
manufacturers mirrors, picture frames, oil pamtings,
fine art novelties, etc., 113 Geary, Telephone Main
51t>
Su.aip Solomon (S. & G. Gump) r. 1224 Geary
Gump William E., clerk Easton & Schwartz, r. 1221
Geary
tSumpel Michaelis, lithographer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Oakland
Gumper Emil, bookbinder Frank H. Malloye, r. 1217J
Ke,tmy
Gumpar Frank, forwarder printing dept H. S. Crocker Co
Gumpf Frederick, draper, r. 506 Jones
Gundelfinger Henry, r. 219 Ninth
Gunder Ernest, machinist, r. 422J Fremont
Gundsrsen Peter M. , mate Brig Galilee, r. 206 Steuart
Gunderson Alfred, teamster, r. Itj44 Mission
Gunderson Cornelius, seaman, r. 37 Ringold
Gunderson H. , carpenter, r. 1644 Mission
Gunderson Harry, shoemiker, r. 1644 Mission
Gunderson Hartrick, shoe finisher W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
214 Capp
(Sunderson J. Herman, cook, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Gunderson Nels, seaman Stmr Pro.rreso, r. 24 Mint Av
Gunderson Otis, laborer, r. 1644 Mission
Gundlach Carl, with J. Gundlach & Co., r. 125 Chestnut
Gundlaoh George, peddler, r. 8 Beaver
Gundlach George M., electrician, r. 213 Elm Av
Gundlach Henrv.with J. Gundlach & Co.,r. 125 Chestnut
GUNDLACH J. & CO.. .... .r
Jacob <iuii(ilacli and i'li.trle^ Bnadschii)
sbipppr-« aad gnuver.t <'alif'ornl t wines
and brandies, and proprietor.^ Rhine
Farm, Sonoma, and Barclins >yine Vanlts,
4SH-443 Bryant, otlice and salesroom SE
cor Second and Market. New Vork ofllee
SB cor >Tatts and M'aslilngton
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 Ti^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, orr. Palace Hotel.
>Iany Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksbiir^ Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Gundlach Jacob (estate of) ofllee SE cor Second and
Market
Gundlach John, distributor Post Office, r. 1926 Union
C>i;i\DLA€H Ph. & CO. (Philip Gundlach) pro-
prietors New City Hall Wine Vaults, 13-15 City Hall
Square, Telephone South 221
Gundlach Philip (Ph. Gundlach & Co.) r. Oakland
Gundlach William A., importer, r. 21 Fulton
Gundlftnger Louisa, widow, dressmaker, r. 904 Bryant
Gundry Edward Mrs., widow, r. 408 Bryant
Gundry Frank E., compo.sitor Examiner, r. 37 Second
Cilll^N AD.IM F.. manager American Book Co., office
101 Battery, r. Oakland
Gunn Albert A., laborer, r. N s Solano nr Indiana
Gunn Alida R, widow, r. 1228 Twenty-sixth
Gunn Anthony W. , boilerinaker, r. SW cor Solano and
Indiana
Gunn Arthur E., teamster, r. 1608i Stevenson
Gunn Benjamin M. (Benjamin M. Gunn & Co.) r. 2511
Scott
GUNN BENJAMIN M. & CO.
Benjamin ill. <;unn real estate and in-
surance agents, 3t}8 Montgomery, Tele-
phone Main 116.5
«U1V!V CHARLES E. (Gunn & Koscialowski) r. 319
Pine
Gunn Charles M., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 900 Pine
Gunn Felix E., machinist, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Frank A., clerk Frank J. Gunn, r. 2313 Webster
Gunn Frank J., dry goods, 710 Montgomery, r. 2813
Webster
Gunn Frederick S. , lather, r. 404 Seventeenth
GUNN CiEOKfiiE, physician and surgeon, offi'^e and
r. 1342 Hayes
Gunn Herbert, med'cal student, r. 816 O'Farrell
Gunn Isabella Miss, dressmaker, 231 Post
ftUNN J.A.MES 0*B., secretary Union Iron Wks, NE
cor Mission and First, r. 1833 Clay
Gunn James W., shoemaker, r. 126 Twenty-ninth
Gunn Jennie, widow, r. 414J Fourteenth
Gunn Johanna, widow, varieties, 136 Twenty-ninth
Gunn John W., clerk, r. 2313 Webster
Gunn Marguerite, widow, r. 121 Ivy Av
Gunn Michael, r. 12 Hawthorne
Gunn Richard, r. 2517 J California
Gunn Samuel, clerk Cal. Construction Co., r. 404 Seven-
teenth
Gunn Stephen, iron molder, r. 1583 Eddy
Gunn Walter J., iron molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 30
Minna
Gunn W. F., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oakland
Gunn William E., foreman, r. 2523 McAllister
<iUN.N WIIHAM J., real estate, 410 Montgomery,
r. 816 O'Farrell
«IIN!« & KOSCIAIOWSKI (Charles E. Gunn and
Philip L. Koscialowski) attorneys at law, 319 Pine,
rooms 30, 31, 32
Gunnell Frank, salesman The Maze, r. 4 Barrett '"^^
Gunner George, hostler Andrew J. Turner, r. Union
Hotel
Gunning Brid.get, widow, r. 417| Clementina
Gunning James F., paperhanger, r. 909 Bryant
Gunning John, paperhanger, r. 15 Caroline
Gnnninj: Michael S., traveling salesman Sanborn, Vail.&
('(I., r. 1.5 Caroline
GUNNISON ALBERT R., .........
adjuster, 4;i9 Callforaia, r. »;W Twenty-
lirst
Gunnison Albert W., teacher, r. 932 Twentv-first
CillNNISO.^ ANDREW .1. (Gunnison, Booth & Bart-
nett) r. 1603 Van Ne=!s Av
Gunnison August, glas.sni older, r. 1034 Folsom
DIXON, BfleGE80N& CO. SHOW GftSES
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eiiXXISO^, BOOTH A BARTXETT (And ew J.
OO Gunnison, Andrew G. Booth and Walter J. Bartnett)
^3 attorneys at law, 328 Montg-omery, rooms 9-10, Tel-
ephone Main 1448
qC «lJX.\ISOX CHARLES A., secretary Commercial
S Publishing Co., 34 California, r. Palo Alto, Cal.
»;— i Gunnison Charles W., barber, 1424 Polk, r. 1700 Sacra-
g~{ mento
<— » Gunnison Frank S., stenographer Frederick H. Ham-
mer, 932 Twenty-first
• Gunnison Lois A. Miss, landscape artist, r. 932 Twenty-
W first
^fi Gunnison Robert, restaurant, 9 Sixth, r. 822 Harrison
i^^ Gunnison Robert, saworrinder, r. 822 Harrison
W^ Gunnison Thomas, mast«r stmr Alcazar, r. Berkeley
Gunsauls Clara Mrs. (K. W. Gress & Co.) r. 603 Stanyan
[V Gunsauls John P., cari>enter, r. 603 Stanyan
JfJ Gunson William, master stmr Georgie Noods, office 7
m Clav, r. 85 Silver
<-i Gunst Abraham, r. 1613 Sutter
h tL GI.XST n. A. •&- CO. (Moses A. Gunst) cigars, tobac-
rn i_4 CO, pipes and smokers' articles, 201-203 Kearny, Tel-
„i (V ephone Main 1558
lli ti; CiCXiiT .VOSE.S A. (M. A. Gunst & Co. and J. M.
rn ^ Parker & Co.) and Police Commissioner, r. 905 Hvde
*" n Gunst Silas A. Mrs., r. 2104 Post
*^ Gunter Joseph, groceries, 101 Fillmore
fn Guutem Mariness, buteher Cnarles S. Bacher, r. 113.5
I; n Clay
X 7Z Guntem Moritz, bartender, r. 621 Commercial
L, O Guntem Peter, milker Liberty Dairy, r. S s Russia Av
Q nr Naples
, Gunther Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliott Park
►J Gunther Charles, plasterer, r. 1139i Folsora
0] ei '.\THER EDW.4RD JV., collections, real estate
and insurance, 14 Sansome, room 6, r. 3614^ Six-
teenth
Gunther Emil, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg. Co., r.
7 Elliott Park
Gunther Ernst W. , clerk, r. 1 Cedar Av
Gunther Fred G., blacksmith, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Gunther George, batteryman Dist. Tel. Co., r. "J Salmon
PI
Gunther Gustave C, «ith Herrmann & Co., r. 1 Cedar
Av
•junther Henuan, bakery, 26 Sixth, r. 633 Minna
Gunther Max, tinsmith Boesch Lamp Co., r. 317 Green
Gunther Minnie Miss, domestic 1640 Pine
Gunther Sophie, widow, r. 1 Cedar Av
Gunther William, laborer, r. 829 Treat Av
Gunther William C, gripman, r. 733c Tehama
Guntli Peter, driver National Brewing Co., r. 716 Ivy
Guntz Frank L., capitalist, r. 23 Dolores
Guntz Joseph A. , carpenter, r. 23 Dolores
Guntz Leon, pantmnan, r. 27 John
GUNZBURGER BENJAMIN M..
dentist, gas, cocaine and
elertrlrity adniinistereM,
ottiee hnnrfi 9 A, .M. to 5 I*. M., rooms
I-'^, 4tta floor, loans .Men's Christian Asso-
rialiou Bids, ror Ellis and Mason.
entrance on .Mason, r. I6'3< 4;olden Gate
.4v
Gunzbur^'er Emil, real estate, 214 Pine, rooms 3-.'). r. 311
Eddy
Gunzburger Jacob, cigars, r. 1617i Webster
Gunzburger Jacob Mrs. , milliner, r. 1617i Webster
Gunzel Emil C. H. , solicitor Lorentz Foard, r. 9 Alaska
PI
<ii;\ZE\nORFER CiCST.iVE, attorney at law, 325
Montgomerj-, rooms 26-29, r. 25 Laussal
Guofluh Joseph", laborer, r. 108 Williams
Gnptil I Daniel W., wine broker, 314 Bush, room 39, r.
760 Oak
D, D. S..
Guptil Ed«in A., patent medicines, 1165 Market
Guptill Frederick L., marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Guptill James, merchant, r. 1017 Steiner
Gurbleson John, seaman, r. 420 Sixth
Gurchen Henry, candymaker, r. 69 Tehama
Gurgotis Nicholas, waiter, r. 221 Minna
Gurley Harrj-, druugist, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Gurmendez Isidore, hamessmaker Corporation Yard S.
F. F. D. , r. 74 Natoma
Guniee Clinton, attorney at law, 612 Commercial, r.
Grand Hotel
Guniee Clinton Jr., survevor, 612 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Gumee D. H., proprietor Benicia Parcel Express, 10
Bush
Gurnett -A_ G. & Co. (Albert G. and William J. Oumettt
st»ck brokers, 308 Pine
Gurnett -Albert G. (A. G. Gurnett & Co. ) r. Oakland
CJumett William J. (A. G. Gurnett & Co.) and secretary
Cal. Verde Antique Marble Co., office 308 Pine. r.
(Jakland
Gumey Gilbert, mining expert, r. cor. Hoff Av and Six-
teenth
Gurmey James, master mariner, r. 1530 Howard
Gurrney John, master mariner, r. 18i Sacramento
Gurmey Refrigerating Co., John J. Jlyers manager, li.^
California, nxim J
Gurren Patrick P., laborer, r. 5 L'ck All -.y
<»rRREV .ILFRED R.. mana:.'er Western Aseurance
Co., British America Assurance Co. (of Torontfi,
Canada) and American Fire Insurance Co. (of New-
York) 401 California, room 4, r. 1314 Page
Gurrj- Charles, distributor Post Office, r. 327 Oak
Gurry John, sawyer, r. 327 Oak
Gurry Marj- E. Miss, teacher South San Franclsc<j Pri-
mary School, r. 327 Oak
Gursler Edward, waiter, r. 465i Minna
Gurtler C. F., milkman, r. 521 Munich
Gury Louis, stableman, r. 1163 Howaid
Guscetti Charles P., locksmith, 606 Post, r. 3 Lewis
Guscetti John, bookkeeper Galloway Lithographing Co.,
r. 216 Steiner
Gusfield William, cook, r. 2S Sacramento
Gush Louis, seaman, r. 116 Berrj-
GusheeGeop^e E., packer Geor.'e H. Tay Co., r. Oak-
land
Gusmani Mary, widow, r. 1 Hinckley PI
Gusmani Peter (Gusmani cS Ingulia) r. 1 Hinckley PI
Gusmani & IngugUa (P. Gusmani and A. Ingugiia) fish,
.107-509 Merchant
Cussander Fritz A., bookkeejier Vallejo Street U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, r. 630 J«acramento
Gustafsen ^■ictor, laborer Stauffer i: Co., r. 308$ Utah
Gustafson .\dolph, seaman, r. 323* Tliird
Gustafson August, cooper, r. 36 Plwiiouth .\v
Gustafson .\ugust, laundrjTiian, r. 312 Capp
Gustafson C. H., jjainter Palace Hotel, r. 1115 Eighteenth
Gustafson Charles, deikhand stmr Piedmont, r. 323i
Third
Gustafsim Charles, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder&Co.,
r. 153 Tehama
(Justafson Charles, 1st officer stmr Tiburon, r. Tiburon
(Justafson Charles A., carbuilder, r. s34d Howard
Ciustafson Gustave, foreman construction Pac. Postal
Tel. Cable Co., r. US Eureka
Gustafson Hilda, domestic lltW Haight
Gustafson Lena, domestic 215 Fair Oaks
(Justafson Nils, wood and coal, 419.^ NaU>raa, r. 8 J Clyde
< Justafson Olof, painter Palace Hotel, r. 1213 Eighteenth
t;u>tavson Gustave A., carjieiiter, r. 713i Bush
(;u:-t;i\soii John, shipbuilder L'nion Iron Wka, r. 319
Capp
(Ju.stavson Martin, seaman, r. 110 Berry
Gustin Jv>hn, teamster, r. 25 Jansen
<;ITBERLET JO.SEPH, boots and shoes, 129 Mont-
gomen', r. 1808 Stockton
Gutberlet Julius, clerk J. Gutberlet, r. 1808 Stockton
TDe Monarcti Bicycle
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the Finest Material obtainable.
BAKER 6r H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los .4ngeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA S"^
Telephone Mission *0
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'Gutcher Williani, bookkeeper, S. F. News Co. , r. 1522
Geary
Gutcher William Mrs., private school 1522 Geary
Gutchow Ernest F., insurance ajrent, r. 2102 California
Gutfeld Maximilian, baker, r. ISli^b Mason
Gutfeld Simon, clerk G. Jewell & Co., r. 1812b Mason'
Guth Anna, widow, dairy produce, 210 Twelfth
Guth Georsre Rev., presiding elder M. E. Church District
of California, r. 2112 Howard
Guth John G-, tiusmith, r. 2111 Howard
Guth Magdaliiie G Miss, dressmaker, r. 132 Fourth
(iuth William W., «tudent, r. 2112 Howard
Guthe Gustav, baker, r. 625 Clay
Guthof W'lliam, waiter S. F. Verein
Guthrie Ale.xander (Balfour, Guthrie i& Co.) r. Liver-
pool, Eng.
Guthrie David L., dairj'nian, 231 Si.xth Av
Guthrie George, plumber, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
De Haro
Guthrie Henry, porter Mills Bldg, r. 58i Second
Guthrie James, inspector Custom House, r. 1804^ Dupont
Guthrie James, shoemaker, r. 117 Hayes
Guthrie James D, jtolisher S. F. Noveltv and Plating-
Wks, r. 821 Howard
Guthrie Jane, widow, r. 1627 Sacramento
Guthrie Ossian, r. 1927 Union
Guthrie Samuel, foreman, r. 1927 Union
Guthrie Thomas, seaman, r. 1805a Dupont
Guthrie William J., salesman, r. 526i O'Farrell
Guiterrez Frank, tailor August Hulten, r. 230 Union
Guiterrez Juana, widow, r. 716 Montgomery Av
Gutler Gustav, baker, r. 625 Clay
Gutman Adolph, clerk, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Ale.xander, musician, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Joseph, tailor, 905 Howard, r. 172 Claru
Gutman Louis (Gutman & Mullin) r. 2222 Jackson
Gutman & Mullin (Louis Gutman and Edwin Mullin)
barbers, 11 Eddy
Gutman Samuel, barber, r. 164() Polk
Gutman Morris, barber, r. 1646 Polk
Gutmann D.. mining, 126 Kearny, room 31, r. 122.T Gol-
den Gate Av
Gutmann Ludwig, bookkee )er, r. 721 Mission
Gutmanson Eddie, compositor, Stevenson
Gutomante Thomas, r. 1103 Powell
CilJTi^CH GD.STAV (Loewy & Gutsch) attorney at
law, 310 Pine, rooms 39-34, r. 515b Taylor
Gutschow E. F., city agent Prussian National Insm-ance
Co., 216 Sansome, r. 2102 Cahfornia
Gutschow P. E., with E. F. Gutschow, r. 9 Van Ness Av
Gutstadt Herman, U. S. Storekeeper Internal Revenue
Service, r. 238 Fifth
ftlUTTA PERCH A .i\l» RUBBEK .'»IA.\UFAC-
TURIKG CO. THE, manufacturers mechanical
rubber goods, Spadoue & Hunnewell managers, 30-32
Fremont, Telephone Main 1813
Gutte Henry, laborer, r. El Dorado and Rhode Island
GUTTE I. (Isidor and Julim Gutte) commission
merchant, 303 California
(}utte Isidor (Gutte & Frank an 1 I. Giitto) r. 217
Leavenworth
Gutte Julius ((iutte & Frank and I. Gutte) r. 1S35 San
Jose Av, Alameda
GUTTE & FRANK dMilorandJallas
Gutte and ^Villiaiii Frank) nianaKer* Pa-
cific €oa!«t department, Masdebnrg Fire
Insurance Co. (of Hasdeburg) Williclma
of ItlaKdeburg General Insurance. Tlie
National Mai-ine Inisurance Associa-
tion, llnilted. (of London) Federal Ma-
rine Insurance Co. (of Xurlch, Switzer-
land) and the .4s>ioclated Assurance Co's.
limited, composed of Munich Assurance
Co. limited (or Munich) and Alliance As.
sorance Co. limited (of Berlin) iiO:i Cali-
fornia, Telephone Main 288
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
(Jutterson Arthur L., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union,
r. Oakland
Gutterson F. S., musician, r. Oakland
Guttman Fannie Miss, stationery and toys, 1330-
1332 Polk, r. 1832 Bush
Guttmann John B., proprietor California Hat Works,
111 Fourth, r. 728 Geary
Guttormsen B., master sihr Eclipse, office 6 California
Gutzeit Henry (Gutzeit & Malfanti) r. 110 O'Farrell
GITTZEIT <K MALFANTI (Henry Gutzeit and Ji.-
seph Malfanti) proprietors Delmonico Restaurant,
110-112 O'Farrell, Telephone Main 808
Gutzen John J., liquors, 414 Folsom
GGutzkow Building, 931-933 Market
Gutzkow Frederick, mining engineer, r. 18 Columbia
Sqare
Gutzstein Abraham, glazier, r. 1022^ Folsom
Guy Eugene, glovecutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r. 8«5
Mission
Guy Gustav, clerk, r. 2 Farren Av
Guy Michael H.. stonecutter, r. 435 Pine
Guy Otto, bookkeeper, r. 313 Natoma
Guy William, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 519 Second
Guy William, marblecutter Ma.\ Roth, r. Oakland
Guyatt John, butler, r. 578 Howard
Guybert Antone, porter, r. 1313 Stockton
Guye Joseph A., barber, r. 408 O'Farrell
Guyennot John, r. 3?6 Pacific
Guyette Rod G., cashier Union Pac. System, 1 Moiilgoni
eiy
Guyford Leonard, r. 1015 Ells
Guymas Julius, teacher music, r. 704 Van Ness Av
Guzman Richard, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 6 Hai-
Gwerder Leno, milk depot, 147J Third
Gwin Alexander M., check clerk S. P. to., r. 505 Post
Gwin George W., machinist, r. 429 Twenty-eighth
GWIX MINE DEVELOP.MENT CO. (Calaveras C...
Cal.) Edwin L Parker secretiiry, 14-15 Nevada
Block
Gwin Rebecca L., dressmaker Miss Jennie A. Magee, r.
513 Hyde
Gwin William E., policeman, r. 429 Twenty-eighth
GWI\ WILLIAM M., U.S. Shipping Commissioner,
office 13-15 U. S. Appraisers' BIdg, r. 2310 Octavl-i
^rjT Gwin. See Guinn, Gwinn and Gwynn
Gwinn C, machinist CaL Wire Wks, r. 868 Mission
Gwinn Edward R., machinist, r. 429 Twenty-eighth
GWYER F. R. Mrs., M. D.,
medical electricity and specialist fi»r
Female diseases, also cure guaranteed
Tor morphine, liquor and tobacco habits.
hours 10 A. M. to fj M. and 'i to 4 P. M..
otiice and r. 311 1-3 Hyde, Telephone 'i'i'n
Gwynn Charles A., asst bookkeeper The H. T. Holmes
Lime Co., r. 1922 Pine
Gwjnin John, capitalist, r. M ssissipj)i bet Third at>d
" Fourth
Gwyun William J., real estate agent, 326i Montgornerv.
r. Oakland
tS" G\vynn. See Guinn, Gwin and Gwinn
Gydison Thomas C, clerk E. L. Battalli, r. 2051 Mis»i..ri
Gysin Maria, domestic 1318 Buchanan
H
Haab Henry, tailor, 402 Montiromery, room 15, r. Ala
meda
Haack Katie A. , w'dow, r. 126 Fern Av
Haack William, laborer, r. cor San Bruno Av a d
Twenty-seven
Haack Williani H., cementmaker, r. 673 Chenery
PASTEUR FILTERS
ShouM be In Every Haasehold Rented at Ji.oo per
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN
laa CALIFORNIA ST., importer of a few Selected
brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & CD'S (PEMARTINI
Choice Sherries. '
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Sec'u.
California 5t.
Haaf Adolph, laborer, r. 270 First
Haaf Charles, saddler Henry A. Wegener, r. Lorin,
Cal.
Haag Anna, widow, r. 215 Broderick
Haag Charles, provisions, 1066 Howard, r. 9 Russ
Haag Louis, jeweler, r. 1407 Mason
Haake Alice Miss, millinery, 214 Post, r. 14 Chattanooga
Haake Bertha Miss, clerk, r. 14 Chattanooga
Haake Christina F., widow, r. 14 Chattanooga
Haake Delia Miss, cloakmakei-, r. 14 Chattanooga
Hiwike Dora Miss, saleslady, r. 14 Chattanooga
Haake H. Charles Jr., i)roprietor Pae. Oyster House, 7
Stockton
Haake Henr>- C, gasfitter, r. 14 Chattanooga
Haake John R., clerk Syz & Co., r. 1338 Bush
Haake Louis, liquors, 859 Market, r. 1710 Ellis
gS" Haake. See Haack and Haoke
Haan William G., 2d Lieut 5th Artillery U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Haar Henry, liquors, 114 O'Farrell, r. 119 Olive Av
Haar Louis, laborer, r. 724 Mission
Haai-strich Emma, domestic 1201 Hyde
Haas A. . baker stmr San Bias
Haas Abraham, manager Pacific Bone, Coal and Fertiliz-
ing Co. and California Ammonia Wks, 614 Seventh
r. 405 Van Ness Av
Haas Abraham, traveling salesman Lowenberg & Co r
1613a Suiter
Haas, Baruch & Co. (Los Angeles) wholesale grocers and
druggists, offlt-e 100 California
HAAS BROTH ERS(Kaliiian and »n-
Jlam Haas, Leoi>i»i<i, tarl and Ednard
Klaii and Abe nieerUcf) importer!* and
wholesale groceries and provisions, 100-
102 California eor navU, Telcplione Front
IIAA$» CARL F., proprietor San Franciso Wood and
Ivory Works, 64-6i> First, r. 326 Eleventh Av
Haas Carl F. -Jr., turner S. F. Wood and Ivory Wks r
326 Elevi nth Av '
Haas Carrie Miss, teacher Webster Primary School r
1511 Geary ' '
Haas Charles, r. .515 Kearny
Haas Charles, provisions, 412J Sixth
Haas Charle.s, teamster, r. 1012 Mission
Haas Charles F., r. 172 Minna
Hasus Eugene, turner S. F. Wood and Ivoi-y Wks r 3-'6
Eleventh Av
Haas Fritz, turner s: F. Wood and Ivory Wks r*
Eleventh Av
Haas George ( George Haas & Son) r. 612
H1A.S GEORGE A SOST (George H.
confectionery, 810 Market
Huas George W. (George Haas & Son) r. 612 Ellis
Haas Henry C, salesman, r. 412 J Sixth
Hais .J(jhn, driver, r. 23i De Boom
Haas .r()sei)h, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 438 Twentv-
seventh
Hi IS Kalnj m (Haas Bros.) r. New York
Hi IS Leonard, solicitor Sun Insurance Co., r. Thirtieth
bet Whittiey and Warren
'''*^'^S,^?J?'* ^•' secretary Crown Distilleries Co,
100-102 Front, r. 1311 Octavia
Haas M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 617 Bush
Haas Martin, butcher Ahlborn House
Haas Michael H„ confectioner, r. 113 Silver
Huas Minnie Miss, .stenographer, r. 1511 Geary
Haas Morris, sa'esraan, r. 714 Folsom
Hiias Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin, r. 1511 Gearv
Haas Rose Miss, bookkeeper California Gag Fixture Co
r. 1511 Geiry
Haas Rose Mrs., seamstress, r. 448^ Tliird
H as Rudolph, butcher, 50 Centre Market, r. 909 Bush
Haas Soloni..n, r. 1.311 Octavia
Haas Susie Mist
1511 (iicary
Ellis
and Geo.
326
W.)
teacher Marshall Primary School,
Haas Therasa H., widow, r. 113 Silver
Haas William (Haas Bros) r. 2007 Franklin
Haas William, cook, r. 216 Valley
Haas William J., lithographer H. S. Crocker Co.. r 288
Turk
Haas William W., salesman Roos Bros., r. 1613a Sutter
8^~ Haas. See Haase and Hass
Haase Charles, shoemaker, r. 308 Fell
Haase Christiana M. Miss, saleslady George A. Moas r
2128 Stockton '
Haase Christian F. M., watchman, r. 2128 Stockton
Haase Frederick, clerk Post Office, r. 792 Eighteenth
Haase Herman, bartender John Wieland Brewer\', r 59
Clementina
Haase Herman, tailor, r. 700 Mason
Haase Herman, waiter, r. 542 First
Haase Herman R. (Junge & Haase) r. 792 Eighteenth
Haase John, laborer, r. 2128 Stockton
Haase Martin, seaman, r. 406 Greenwich
Haase Max, clerk Charles Hellman, r. 1 Jackson
flSf" Haase. See Haas and Hass
Habenicht Fritz (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 1321 Pine
Habenicht George N., insurance agent, r. 1321 Pine
Haber Henry I. Mrs., widow, r. 1611 Post
Haber Joseph, r. 2640 Jackson
Haber S. D. (Davis, Haber & Co. 1 r. 1611 Post
Haber William A., clerk Val Schmidt, r. 2640 Jackson
Habergarten Joseph, proprietor Coso House, 411 San-
some
Haberland Isaac, cellarmau Lachman & Jacobi, r. 238
Fourth
Haberland Matilda, widow, r. 608 Sacramento
Haberlin Alice F. Miss, stenographer, r. 426 Duncan
Haberlin John, porter, r. 426 Duncan
Haberlin Patrick W., hamessmaker Kempkey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. S s Seventh Av bet N and M
Haberly Frederick, shoemaker, 1039 Eddy
Haberly Frederick Jr. , butcher, r. 110 Hyde
Haberly George W., distributor Post Office, r. 325.1
Golden Gate Av
Haberly William T. , traveling salesman, r. 215 Franklin
B^- Haberly. See Heberly
Habermacher Ferdinand J., clerk T. H. Dowling & Co.
r. 334a Geary
Habermacher Giistav, tinsmith, r. 1829 Vallejo
Haberniann Julius, bartender A. J. Smith, r. D and
Second Av
Habets James A,, bookkeeper French Savings and Loaa
Society, r. 629^ McAllister
Habich Augusta, widow, furnished rooms, 1520 Cali-
fornia
Habich Charles, tailor, 8 Montgomery Av
Habich Harry, carriage trimmer, r. 4} Harriet
Habich Walter O., cl. rk, r. 1520 California
Habrie Julius, janitor Ladies' Protective and Relief
Society, r. 1200 Franklin
Habrie M. Miss, nurse Ladies' Pnttective and Relief
Society, r. 1200 Franklin
Haccour Josepi, laborer, r. 467 Clementina
Hachette Victor F., window shademaker, r. 727 Minna
Hackmann Julius, bookkeeper Parrott & C(k, r. 1121
Geary
Hachtmann Bernard, carpenter, r, 32 Morris At
Hack John U., lamplighter, r. 1700 Sacramento
Hackby R. J. , engineer stmr Mariposa
Hacke Charles W., secretary Pac. Jewelry Co., 406
Market, r. 536 Eddy
Hacke Christopher, r. 536 Eddy
Hacke William C, salesman Dunham, Carrigan A
Hayden Co., r. 223a Fourteenth
S^ Hacke. See Haacke and Haake
Hackemeyer Henry (Hackeineyer & Brinckmann) r. 1
Merritt
Hackemeyer k Brinckmann (Henry Hackemeyfr and
August H. Brinckmann) groceries, SW cor Hattie
and Merritt
Hackenson Chr.stian, finisher, r. 125 Oak
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Hacker Charles, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfjj
Co., r. 423 Cedar Av
Hacker Henry, beltmaker, r. 423 Cedar Av
^rS" Hacker. See Hecker
Hackerson Henry, groceries and liquors, 2701 Missit)n
Hackett Alfred, steward stmr Alameda, r. 35 Glen Park
Av
Hackett Andrew J., carrier Post Office, r. 124 Bartlett
Hackett Annie Miss, clerk, r. 115 Haj'es
Hackett David, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 444 Guer-
re rro
Hackett Dennis, foreman Hogan & Crunnney, r. 2(13
Jersey
Hackett I) wight, secretary National Trotting A.ssn, <i09
Sacramento, r. Oakland
HACKETT EDWARD, receiver U. S. Land Office, r.
1203 Jackson, Alameda
Hackett Edward, sa\vyer Union Box Factory, r. Alameda
Hackett Edward H., r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Eva S. Miss, teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 226 Stockton
HACKETT FRANCIS M., dentist, h(mrs 9 A. M. to
5 P. M., office and r. 413 Leavenworth
Hackett Frank A., clerk E. McGinnis, r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Fied H. , reporter Chronicle, r. 1 Fifth
Hackett Henry J., peddler, r. NW cor Franklin and Fil-
bert
Hackett Harry L., compositor Chronicle, r. 14.5 J Minna
Hackett James, coalpasser stmr Colima, r. ,'i41 First
Hackett James, marine engineer, r. 849a Stevenson
Hackett James A., rubber goods, 58 Steuart, r. Alameda
Hackett James F., water tender stmr Pomona, r. 821a
Seventeenth
Hackett James W. , tinsmith Taylor, Adams & Pritchard,
r. 726 Natoma
Hackett John, boilermaker, r. 13 Zoe, rear
Hackett John, manager Pac. Coast Dredging and Re-
clamation Co. , r. Oakland
Hackett John Jr. , clerk, r. 13 Zoe, rear
Hackett Joseph, sheetiron worker, r. New Continental
Hotel
Hackett Joseph L., boilermaker, r. 1009 York
Hackett Lincoln E., printer, r. 310J Turk
Hackett Lindsay, foreman, r. 957 Harrison
Hackett Luke, r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Mark, planer Union Box Factory, r. Alameda
Hackett Mark J., pauit<^r, r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Marquis, longshoreman, r. 16J Bluxome
Hackett Martin, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Alameda
Hackett Michael, r. 417 Bush
Hackett Patrick, salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r. 444
Guerrero
Hackett Patrick, tailor, r. 161} Clara
Hackett Richard C, janitor S. F. Polyclinic, r. 410 Ellis
Hackett Tliomas, carpenter, r. 161J Clara
Hackett Thomas, carrier Post Office, r. 606 Folsom
Hackett Thomas, fireman stmr City of Sydney, r. 541
First
HackettWilliam S., molder Union Iron Wks, r. 1229
Florida
Hackey John A., master schr Alma, .56 Steuart, r. 14
Ritch
Hackfeld Hermann, clerk M. Meyer, r. 701 McAllister
Hackfeld Louisa, widow, r. 102 Collingwood
Hackley Antone, cook, r. 734 Montgomery
Hackley R^bert, marine engineer, r. 2739 Pine
Hackley Simeon, secretary Gualala River Railway Co.,
31 Steuart, r. Berkeley
Hackmann Frederick, liquors, 20 Clay, r. 253 Minna
Hackmann Vincent H., musician, r. 235 O'Farrell
HACK.nEIER A. MRS., proprietor Hackmeier's
Hotel, 123-129 Eddy, r. 2218 Post
Hackmeier Adam E., manager Hackmeier's Ho'el, 123-
129 Eddy
Hackmeier August J., butcher, r. 123 Eddy
Hackmeier August J. W., asst. manager Hackmeier's
Hotel
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Hackmeier Charles M., clerk Hackmeier's Hotel
Hackmeier Christine Miss, r. 2218 Post
Hackmeier Phillip N., cook, r. 1005J Natoma
Hackmeier William, taxidermist William F. Nolte, r.
14 Rondell PI
HA4'K»IEIER'S HOTEL, Mrs. A. Hackmeier pro-
p:ietor, 123-129 Eddy
Hachineister Charles, candies, fruits, etc., 418 Third, r.
458 Bryant
Hackney Frederick E., solicitor Pac. Box Factory, r. 820
Diamond
Hadden Charles, butcher, r. 124 Ninth
Hadden John, butcher, 124 Ninth
Haddock Allen, phrenologist and publisher Human Na-
ture Magazine, 1016 Market, room 1, r. 1229 Green-
wich
Haddock William Jr., engineer, r. 128 Locust Av
Hade Richard (Knowlton & Hade) r. 24 Clinton
Hadele Augustus, drayman, r. 2219b Sutter
Hadeler Brothers (John «nd Claus) groceries and liquors,
NE cor Seventeenth and Mission and SE cor Larkln
and Geary
Hadeler Charles, millhand, r. 1 Grant PI
Hadeler Claus (Hadeler Bros.) r. 2056 Mission
Hadeler Claus, plumber Charles E. Anderson, r. 125
Bernard
Hadeler Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
and Howard, r. 943 Howard
Hadeler Diedrich, lineman, r. 125 Bernard
Hadeler Edgar, boxmaker, r. 1 Grant PI
Hadeler Elizabeth, widow, r. 1 Grant PI
Hadeler Gustave, boxmaker, r. 1 Grant PI
Hadeler John (Hadeler Bros.) r. 841 Geary
Haden M. A. Mrs., r. 11 Monroe
Haden William, bookkeeper, r. 2600 Sutter
l®~ Haden. See Hayden
Hadenfeldt Charles (Rothschild & Hadenfeldt)
Fillmore
Hadenfeldt Herman D. , clerk Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
922 Fillmore
B?" Hadenfeldt. See Haydenfeldt
Haderli> Ellen Mrs., r. 796i Stevenson
Hadler Annie C. Miss, clerk, r. 12J Zoe
Hadler Eliza Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor Nevada
and Vermont
Hadler Henrj-, teamster, r. Sixth Av South bet K and L
Hadler fienry, engineer Cal. Wood Co., r. 1132 Harrison
Hadler William T. (Shields & Hadler) r. 303 Tenth
Hadlev Abbie E. Mrs., r. 17 Harriet
Hadley Albert F., carpenter, r. 1604 Howard
Hadley Annie, widow, r. 1105 Pierce
Hadley Arthur E., printer, r. 1113 Howard
Hadley Charles B., bricklayer, r. 1105 Pierce
Hadle\' Charles W^, machinest Llnion Iron Wks, r. 329
(Jolden Gate Av
Hadley Everett, painter, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
Wisconsin
Hadlev Frederick L., bricklayer, r. 1105 Pierce
HAI>LEV FREDERICK W. (Hadley & Doud) and
se(;retary San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
331 Pine, r. 518 Capp
Hadley Herbert F., porter, r. 2841 Mission
Hadley James, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hadley Maggie Miss, mnfr flowers and feathers, 1105
Pierce
Hadley Minnie S. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 930| Mis-
sion
Hadley M. L.., advertising agent Am. Press Assn, r.
Oakland
Hadley Moses F., jiorter, r. 2842 Mission
Hadley R. Frank, carpenter, r. 17 Harriet
Hadley W., peddler, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hadley William, waiter stmr Mariposa
Hadlev William D., boxmaker, r. 7 Dale PI
HAI»LEV •» DOUD (Frederick W. Hadley and Aaro»
Doud) stock brokers, 326 Pine
^ Hadlev. See Hedlev
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Hadsell Anna L., widow, lurnished rooms, 311 Jessfie
Hadsell Frank M., waiter, r. 1555 Kearny
10" Had> troni. See Hedstrom
H.IDWEN SWAIN MAXIJFACTI RI.Nt; €0. (Had
wen Swain and Wesley T. Gorham) manufacturers
jfas and gasoline engines and printing presses, 215-
217 Spear
Haedrich Hernran, manager Claude Long, r. 258 Steven-
son
Haedrich James, carrier Post Office, r. 319^ Guerrero
Haedrich Thomas F., plumher, r. 25S Stevenson
SS^ Haedrich. See Hedrich
Haef eli Peter P. , cellarman J. Gundlach v«: ('(>., r. 522
Stockton
Haege David, laborer, r. 538i Jessie
Haehl Harry, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 23 Bartlett
Haemer Louis, r. 306| Twentj'-sixth
Haenacke Julius C, r. S s Serpentine Av nr Folsom
Haenger George, waiter, r. 808 Sutter
Haentschel Charles, waiter, r. 150 Silver
Haentschel Philip E. F., clerk Barrow, Wade, Guthie &
Co., r. 150 Silver
Haesloop Christian P. (Hiurichs & Haeslooj)) r. 1305
Kearny
Haesselbarth Hugo (Hvigo Haesselbarth & Co.) r. NW
cor Golden Gate and Van Ness Avs
HARSSELBAKTH HI'CiU «i- CO. (Hugo Haessel-
barth) manufacturers agents, XW cor Golden Gate
and Van Ness Avs
Hafele J. Byron, carpenter, r. 371 Minna
Hafeuger Mary, widow, r. 1949 Geary
H;ifer John, engineer Pacific Power Co., r. Berkeley, ("al.
Haffemeyer Joseph, glass beveller, r. 15 Sonora
Haffen Jo.seph P., foreman, r. 1227 Twenty-first
Haffer Heinrich, laborer, r. 731 Brannan
Haffey Frank, r. 821) Florida
Haffey Hugh, purter M Us Bldg. r. (.31 Florida
Haffey James, card cle.mer Golden Gate Woolen .Mnfg
Co., r. 826 Florida
Haffey Mary Miss, r. 826 Florida
Hafifey Patrick, r. 826 Florida
Haffinger Joseph, waiter, r. 6S5 Harrison
Hafford Harry M., clerk, r. 2 De Long Av
Hafford Harvey S., carpenter, r. 427 Francisco
Hafford Louis W., carpenter, r. 2 Ue Long Av
Hafford Samuel, carpe'iter, r. 2 De Long Av
Hafky Julius G., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. 322
Bartlett
Hafner Bertha Miss, bookkeeper, r. Ill Ridley
Hafner Charles J., bookkeeper Paul Odermatt, r. 13
Bruce PI
Hafner Rudolf, wagonmaker, r. 435 Pine
Hafner Tii ie Miss, dressmaking. 111 Ridley
Haft E. E. , attorney at law, r. 617 Bush
Hagadorn Cornelia, widow, furnished rooms, 34.V Turk
and 102 Taylor
9^ Hagadorn. See Hagedorn and Hargadon
Hagamore Sarah, widow, r. 838J Harrison
Hagaii Bernard, laborer, r. 528 Sixth
Hagan Daniel, blacksmith, r. 314 Beale, rear
Hagan Daniel, clerk, r. 1.5?0 Webster
Hagan Delia Mrs., r. 10 Silver
Hagan Edward, baker, r. 10 Silver
Hagan Henry B., foreman James H. O'Brien, r. 115 Caro-
line
Hagan Henry H., foreman, r. 115J Eleventh
HACiA.N' HlKiH S. (Groom & Hagan) r. 212a Edd>
Hagan James, driver Truck 1
Hagan James, engineer, r. 5 Seymour Av
Hagan James, undertaker, 525 Valencia
Hagan James, wood and coal, 431 Third, r. 429 Third
Hagan James, laborer, r. 544} Natonia
Hagan James O., carpenter, r. Five Mile House
Hagan John, longshoreman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Hagan John P., r. 236 Sixth Av
H-.gan Joseph, undertaker, 17 City Hall Square, r. 232
Turk
HAOAX I.OIIIS (Hagan Brother ) r. 28.33 Pine
Hagan l.ouis E., traveling salesman, r. 422 Golden
' Gate Av
HAGAN BROTHERS (Louisaud Mar
tin n.iiseneral insurance agents and local
agents Tor Pliu'nix Insurance Co. (orilart-
ford, loun.) .'>03 California
HAGAN .MAUTIX' M. (Hagan Brothers) r. 1703 Baker
Hagan Mary J., widow, r. 236 Sixth Av
Hagan Mary J. M ss, teacher music, r. 230 Si.vth Av
Hagan Michael, horseshoer, r. 33l Eighteenth
Hagan Ole, carpenter, r. 449i^ Jessie
Hagan Patrick, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Hagan Patrick, laborer, r. 87 Clipper
Hagan Patrick F., shoemaker, r. 14221 Valencia
Hagan Patrick J., ])orter. r. 507 Sixth
Hagan Peter, laborer, r. SE cor Lombard and Webster
Hagan Peter, teamster, r. Seventh Av South bet K and L
Hagan Peter J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 216 Austin
Hagan Philip, laborer, r. 314 Beale
Hagan Richard, clerk Redington & Co.. r. 420 Ellis
Hagan Rud Iph .\., r. 420 Ellis
Hagan Rudolph B., r. 420 Ellis
Hagan Sarah J., widow, r. 2213 Steiiier
Hagan William, lab irer, r. .528^ Valen.-ia
Hagan William, laborer, r. 1216 Seventeentli
Hagan William, longshoreman, r. 314 Beale
IS^ Hag.m. Sej Hagen
Hagans Edward tl., miner, r. 120 McAllister
US' Hagar. See Hegar
Hagarty Annie M. Miss, principal Jlonrie Primary
School, r. 29 Sanchez
Hagarty John G., clerk, r. 29 Sanchez
Hagarty Joseph G., clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 29 Sanchex
Hagart.v Minnie Miss, r. 29 Sanchez
Hagarty Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Hagarty Patrick, shoemaker, r. 8 Rose Av
Hagart"\ Patrick S., Corporal police, r. 29 Sanchez
llayartN William, laborer, r. SE cor Steiner and Waller
Hagarty William H., shoemaker, r. 119 Clipper
ytrg" Hagarty. See Hagerty, Haggerty, Heagerty and
Hegarty
Hagberg Andrew, seaman, r. 152i Steuart
Hage Charles, carpenter, r. 732i Minna
Hage Henry, cook, r. 544 Howard
Hage Peter, carpenter, r. 28 Minna
Hage Toby, awningmaker, r. 16 Hampton PI
Hasredorn Alexander C, cablesplicer, r. 1021 Lombard
Hagedorn Alwin E., machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 1021
Lombard
Hagedorn Aima C. Mi.ss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 2I6Tweltth
Hagedorn Annie, domestic 2241^ Sutter
Hagedorn August (Hagedorn & Schmidt) r. 1717 Turk
Hagedorn Frederick, wireworkpr Standard Iron and
Wire Wks, r. 1021 Lombard
Hagedorn Frederick C, engineer J. Spaulding & Co. , r.
334 Clementina
Hagedorn Frederick C. Jr., clerk Butterick Publishing
Co., r. 334 Clementina
Hagedorn Hennan A., ropeman John A. Roebling'a Sons
Co. r. 1021 Lombard
Hagedorn Herman R., conductor, r. 1906 McAllister
Hagedorn Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, 2501 L;a-
kin
Hagedorn Sophie Miss, r. 1021 Lombard
Hagedorn & Schmidt (August Hagedorn and l^ui-^
Schmidt) sodawatei- mnfrs, 1756 Elli.s
S:W Hagedorn. See Hagadorn
Hagelsten Leonard, painter, r. 28 Grove
Hageman Abraham J., laborer, r. 309 Elizabeth
Hageman Charles, butcher, r. 115 Fair Oaks
Hageman George (Hageman & Haquette) r. 723 Bush
Hageman Herman M., upholsterer, 413 Gro^ e
Hageman J. B., bartender, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hageman Louise, seamstress, r. 244 Langton
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UAOEMAN A HAaUBTTE (George Hageinan and
Krnest Haquette) proprietors Crystal Palace, 5
Kearny and 12 Geary
S^g" Mage man. See Hagaman
Hagemaiin Albert, black -iniith, r. 413 Grove
H.lGEM.tW BKEWI.W €0., Frederick Hage-
inann Jr. president, Joseph Rech secretary, 71-75
Everett
Hagemann Charles, bakery, 832 Pacific
Hagemann EJwaril, clerk William Ufferman, r. 2310
Howard
lIACiE.nA>'.\ FREDERICK Jr., president Hage-
mann Brewing Co., 71-7.5 Everett, r. 7r>8 Howard
Hagemann George, carpet cleaner, r. 2310 Howard
Hagemann Mary, widow, r. 2310 Howard
Hagemann Phillip, bakery, 1057 Howard
Hagemann Wdliam, bartender, r. 2310 Howard
Hagemann William M., porter J. R. Gates & Co., r. 4)3
Grove
Hagemister David, baker La Grande Laundr\% r. 228
Twelfth
Hagen Carrie M., widow, dressmaking, 2(317 Harrison
Hagen George, jjainter, r. Alms House
Hagen Hany C. A., jeweler, r. 2(517 Harrison
Hagen Joseph, undertaker, 2428 California, r. 2343 Wash-
ington
Hagen Peter, laborer, r. SE cor Lombard and Webster
Hagen Robert Mrs., widow, r. 1801 Jones
Hagen Rosina, widow, r. 329 Seventeenth
Hagen Rudolf A., clerk New Lou\Te, r. 8 O'Farrell
Hagen Rudolph, laborer, r. 935 Mariposa
gg" Hagen. See Hagan
Hagenauer Victor, butcher, r. 102t)i Washington
Hagenbucher Arnold, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hagenkamp Adolph, tailor, r. 218 Clara
Hagenkamp Adolph T., clerk, r. 3 Tonningsen PI
Hagenkamp Louis K., merchant, r. 218 Clara
Hager August E., cooper, r. 1510 Mason
Hager Carl N. G., driver Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
r. Oakland
Hager C. August, machinist Marshutz & Oantrell, r.
Oakland
Hager Charles, teamster, r. 28 Everett
Hager James O., carpenter, r. SE cor Lisbon and Russia
Av
Hager J. S. Mrs. , widow, r. 1815 Gough
Hager Louis, r. 747^ Tehama
Hager William, shoemaker, r. 1610 Mason
Hagerhouse John, clerk, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Noe
Hagerlund Caroline, domestic 1603 Post
Hagermau John, motorman S. F. and San Mateo R\-, r.
30 Valley
Hagerman J.jhn, woodcarver, 536 Brannan
Hagerman R. H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3275 Mis-
sion
Hagerman William (Acton' & Hagerman) r. 501 Post
Hagennann August (Wilberg &• Hagermanni r. (i50
Valencia
Hagerty Annie Mrs., r. 616 Eddy
Hagerty Brothers (John B. and Robert D.) liquors.
Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Hagerty Charles, teamster, r. SW cor Teulli Av South
and Railroad Av
Hagerty Daniel, clerk, r. 359 Libertj-
Hagerty Daniel A., packer Cook & Co., r. 25S.J Tehama
Hageity Dennis, shoemaker, r. 229 Cortland Av
Hagerty Ellen, widow, r. 34 Dore
Hagerty Frank, birtender Henry H. Wolff
Hagerty H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Hagerty James, groceries and liquors, 241 Fourth, r. 347
Clementina
Hagerty James, laborer, r. 34 Dore
Hagerty James, toohuaker Am. Tool Wks, r. 45 Clemen-
tina
Hagerty James B., laborer, r. 726 Fourteenth
Hagerty James W., te mister, r. 45 Clementina
Hagerty Jeremiah. ilri\er, r. 79 Everett
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Hagerty Jeremiah, helper Albany Brewery, r. 8 Everett
Hagerty Jeremiah, laborer, r. 126 Bernard
Hagerty Jeremiah, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Hagerty John, accordion pleating, 9 Geary, r. 359 Lib-
erty
Hagerty John, laborer, r. 37 Minna
Hagerty .lohn, laborer, r. 150 Clara
Hagerty John, liquors, 339 Third
Hagerty John B. (Hagerty Bros.) r. 184 Jessie
Hagerty John M., teamster, r. 45 Clementina
Hagerty Joseph, butcher James Hall, r. P South bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs
Hagerty Joseph G., salesman, r. 29 Sanchez
Hagerty Lydia Miss, shoefitter, r. 229 Cortland Av
Hagerty Margaret, widow, r. 229 Cortland Av
Hagerty Margaret, widow, r. 1219 Hayes
Hagerty Mary A. Miss, r. 359 Liberty
Hagerty Michael, longshoreman, r. 34 Harriet
Hagerty Patrick, laborer, r. 532 Howard
Hagertv Robert D. (Hagerty Bros.) r. Ocean Beach nr
Cliff House
Hagerty Thomas, longshoreman, r. 542 Howard
Hagerty Thomas F., engineer, r. 359 Liberty
Hagerty William, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hagerty William, teamster, r. "i Clyde
gW' Hagerty. See Hagarty, Haggerty, Heagerty and
Hegarty
Hagerup Frederick C, cleaning and dyeing, 148 Third
Hagif Alfred A., cabinetmaker, r. 3253 Mission
Hagg Edward B., doorkeeper S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 1,507 Jackson
Hagg Mary, widow, r. 29 Linden Av
Hagg Peter L., laborer, r. 320 Twenty-seventh
Haggard Elizabeth S., widow, r. 1704 Washington
Haggard (Jtto, laborer, r. 5a Vassar PI
Haggart James, machinist, r. 2102 Larkin
Haggenmiller George T., tinsmith, r. 45 Everett, rear
Haggerty Bridget, domestic 2315 Bush
Haggerty George, farmer, r. Alms House
Haggerty Hannah, domestic 2018 Webster
Haggerty Jane, widow, r. 132 Twenty-fourth
Haggerty John, laborer, r. 116^ Freelon
Haggerty John, teamster, r. 8 Alemany
Haggerty J. W., machinist Singer Mnfg Co. , r. .50 Nucleus
Bldg
Haggerty Kate, widow, r. 726 Fourteenth
Haggerty Leo M., Dominican Monastery
Haggerty Peter J., salesman J. J. O'Brien i Co., r. 132
Twenty-fourth
^r Haggerty. See Hau'arty, Hageity, Heagerty, Heg-
garty and Heggerty
Haggett Elizabeth M., widow, dressmaking, 518 Laguna
Haggett Forest T., mattressmaker, r. 423 First Av
Haggett George W., policeman, r. 429 J Broadway
Haggett James A., barber, r. 826 Bush
Haggin Charles, carpenter, r. 31c Boardnian PI
Haggin Henry, coachman, r. Alms House
HAOtiilN JAME8 B., capitalist, office 30 Mills Bldg,
9th floor and Mills Bid-, New York, r. 1250 Taylor
H.K^GIX LOri.S T., attorney at law, 30 Mills Bldg,
9th floor, r. 1310 Taylor
Hagghnid John G., clerk Post Oftice, r. 1309 Howard
HAi^LER .lOHX O., liquors, 419 Bush, r. 1 Chatham
PI
Hagler William, maltster, r. 1819 Powell
Haglund Adolph, teamster, r. 514 Haight
Haglund William, laborer, r. 52^ Clara
Hagmaier Charles, mechanical engineer The Pelton
Water Wheel Co. , r. 219 Fillmore
Hagman Charles F., painter, 115 Van Ness Av, r. 916
Twenty-fourth
Hagman Nicholas, clerk, r. 244 Langton
Haamann LawTence, blacksmith, r. 528i Stevenson
HagopauT. D., 118 Powe 1
Hagquist Charles R., cari)enter, r. 8 West Mission
Ilagstrom C, quartermaster s'mr Alameda
Hagstrom John A. (Hagstrom & Kieffer) r. 429 Bingold
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C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN ':?„"iirL'!L*,.V
., Importer of a few Selected Vint&ges
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Hagstroin & i\ietter (Jolm A. Hag^itrom and Albert
KlefFer) proprietors S. F. Mantel Co., r. 2219FoIsom
Hague James T., president Ori^rinal Empire Mill and
Mining Co., Magenta Consolidated Gold and North
Star Mining Co., 401 California, room 14, r. New
York
Hague Jennie, widow, r. 719 YorK
Hague Mairgie Mrs., r. 1320 Mission
Hague Richird G., barber E. P. R iche, 209 Lirkin, r.
707 O'Farrell
Hague Swen O. , cai-peuter, r. 81 Cuvier
Hagy Leonard A., stenogrj,pher Winchester Repeating
Arms Co., r. Alameda
Hahan Wearbj', peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Hahn A. C. Mrs., furnishing goods, ^33 Kearny, r. 2737
California
H ihn Anaes Miss, assistant S. F. Free Public Librar,\-,
r. 120 Devisadero
Hahn Andrew J. (Lippert & Hahn) r. 992i Noe
Hahn August, cxpitalist, r. 2017 Bush
Hahn Augustus (Hahn Bros.) r. 4S Parker Av
HAH.V, BOUL.n.i\.\ ^ CO. (Fritz Hahn and Henry
and Ehler Bohhuann) wines and liquors, SW cor
Third and Harrison
Hahn Brothers (Augustus and Frederick) expressmen, ■
2121 Fillmore
Hahn Carl O., with Mrs. A. C. Hahn, r. 2737 California
Hahn Carl T.. sale.sman Mrs. A. C. Hahn, r. 2737 Cali-
fornia
Hahn Charles, barber, 2003 Mission, r. 2008 Mission
Hahn Charles, teacher music, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Dora, widow, dressmaking, 308 Sixth
Hahn Edward O., law student, r. 2.37 California
Hahn Elizabeth B., widow, r. 1610 Pacific
Hahn Emile C, coppersmith, r. 5464 Natoma
Hahn Euirene J., journalist, r. 520 Baker
Hahn Felix (Passet & Hahn) r. Oakland
Hahn Frederick (Hahn Bros.) r. 48 Parker Av
Hahn Fritz (Hahn & Bohlmann and Hahn, Bohlmann i:
Co. ) r. Oakland
Hahn Gaston L., laborer Custom House, 120 Devisadero
Hahn (Jeorge, plumber, r. 226 California Av
Hahn George F., shoe cutter J. C. Nolan & Co., r. SW
cor Second and Steienson
Hvhn iJustave, expressman, r. 44 Parker Av
Hahn Henry, teamster, r. 426 Fulton
Hahn Henry C. (Dutton & Hahn) r. 523 Stevenson
Hahn Hugo, nurse German Hospital
Hihn Ida Miss, dressmaking, 719 Waller
Halm Jacob H., butcher, SE cor Chattanooga and Twen-
ty-third, r. 212 Vicksburg
Hahn Ji.hn J., gasfltter, r. 445 Elizabeth
Hahn J .hn W., sugar refiner, r. 5i6h Natomi
Hahn John W. Jr., salesman Juhus H. Medau, r. 5461
Natoma
Hahn Julius, gardener, r. 1506 Golden Gate Av
Hahn, Levy & Co. (Joseph Levy) cigar mufr, 312 Batterv
Hahn Milton, clerk, r. 546| Natoma
Hahn Robert C, gent's furnishing goods, 1008 Market,
r. 1008^ Market
Hihn Rudolph H., clerk, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Rudolph J., junk, r. 1518 Ellis
Hahn Sabena, widow, r. N s Blackstnne nr Gough
HahuT. M is ^, City agent Fiieman's Fund Ins. Co., r.
1614 Buchanan
Hahn & Bohlmann (Fntz Hahn and Ehler Bohlmann)
groceries and liquors, 201 Third
Hahne Mahette, widow, r. 13_'0 California
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HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL COL-
LEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO,
.1. \. Kckcl. n. I*., president, miliani
Boerieke, I»I. I»., re^Utrar. i\ B. Carrier,
.n. ■»., dean, 115 Haight, dean's office 931
fieary
Hahneofeld Frederick Mrs., r. 1216a Broadway
Haig Alexander, watchman, r. Alms House
Haight B. P. Mrs., r. 18^ Page, rear
Haight Clarence A , agent Dupont Powder Co.. 226 Mar-
ket, room 6, r. Alameda
Haight Dinah, wid pw, r. 649 Folsom
Haight Edgar G., clerk Phelps & Miller, r. 503 Leaven-
worth
Haight Frank M., salesman Clabrough, Golcherfc Co., r.
17 Clement
H.ilGHT FRKD B., produce commission merchant,
212-214 Front, r. Alameda
HAlCiHT tiEOKGE W., attorney at law, 220 San-
some, r. Berkeley
Haight Harrison, patternmaker W. T. Garratt & Co.. r.
503 Leavenw.rth
Haight Harry, expressman, SE cor Sutter and Kearny,
r. 503 Leavenworth
Haight Henry H., attorney at law, 206 Sansome 6th
floor, r. Oakland
M.iieUT PKimAKV SCHOOL, Miss Mary A.
Haswell principal. Mission bet Twenty-fifth and
Twentv-s xth
Haight Robert (Robot Haight & Co.) r. 1822 Poet
Haight Robert, cook, r. 909 Keaniv
UAKiHT ROBERT »t CO. (Robert Haight> com-
mission merchants, 226 Front
Haight Robert F. (Sawj'er k Haight) r. 430 Geary
Haight Sophia, widow, r. 120 Page
Haight Street Baseball Grounds, E s Stanyan bet Waller
and Frederick
Haight W. A. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight W. H., traveling salesman Crane, Hastings & Co.,
316 Sacramento
Haigis Ernst H., packer The Rosenblatt Co., r. 225 Stev-
enson
Haikey John, master mariner schr Alma, r. 14^ Ritch
Haile Anton, expressman, NW cor Kearny and Jackson,
r. 610 Bryant Av
Haile James H., physician and surgeon, office and r. NB
cor Howard and Twenty-fourth
Haile W. Linwood, bookkeeper The Maze, r. Aiaaieds
itsr Haile. See Hale
Hailer Albert, bottler, r. 1427 Liguna
Huiler Henry, carpenter, r. 623 Turk
Hailer Henry N., millhand r. 207 Perry
Hain Mary L, widow, r. 1616 Washington
Hainer William W., carpenter r. 1637 Mission
&" Hain. See Hayne
H.AIXE»^ Bl'RON W., dentist, gold and silver Elec-
tric Deposit Dental Plates, office 14 Grant Av,room8
16-17-18 Telephone Main 5400, r. Hotel Pleasantom
Haines Constance E , domestic 2918 Folsom
Haines George M., electrician, r. Alborn House
Haines George Mrs., r. 138 Church
Haines H. B., clerk, r. 1305 Steiner
Haines. Joseph D., electric pen writer, 604 Merchant,
room 9, r. Oakland
Haines Kester G., clerk Edison Light and Power Co., r.
595 Ellis
Haines Samuel N., marine engineer, r. 1013 Twentieth
1^" Haines. See Haynes
Hainke Hennan, tailor, r. 612 Pine
Hainque Martial, machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co., r. -it
Clinton Park
Hainroth Lena, widow, r. 833 Bush
Hainroth Oscar, jeweler, r. 833 Bush
Haii)z Ju'ius, musician, r. 909 Kearny
Hair Elijah, pr>rt;r Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 434J
LTnion
Hair James, superintendent The Pac. Transfer Co. , -it
Sutter, r. 2305 Fillmore
Hair Myrtle Miss, waitress, r. 15071 Market
1^" Hair. See Hare
Haire Hugh, hostler Jeflerj- Powers, r. 2125 Mission
Haire James G., locksmith, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Haire James V., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 33 Grand At
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALI WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SflN FRflNGISGO GftLL
MCITXT /^l 1I?C '* taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
rll I / l\lll\r generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
1 1 i 1 X^ VlUlVL^ Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Hais Margaret, widow, proprietor Swiss Medicine Co. , r.
708 Twenty-second
Haise Charles F. A., dishwasher James Pedlina, r. 517
Pine
Haisler William S, brushmaker Read & Zahn, r. 942
Howard
HAKALAU PLANTATION CO.,
Claus !»preokeIs prci<Uleul, .loun A. liiick
vice-president, E. H. Slieldon secretary,
J, D. Spreckels 4^ Bros. Co. treasurer,
ofnce337 Market
Hakans H., r. 2 Merritt
Hakanson Charles (Anderson & Hakanson) r. 631 Jack-
son
Haker George P., manager Haker, Gerdts & Co., 723
Market, r. 409 Castro
Haker, Gerdts & Co. (of Los Angeles) George F. Walker
manager, wholesale millinery goods, 723 Market
Hak er W. & Hinz, C. Herrmaiui receiver, office 313 Sac-
ramento
Haker William, r. 2117 California
Hawkins Jacob, wagonmaker Charles Herold, r. E s Cali-
fornia Av nr Army
Uakla Martin, seaman, r. 400 Main
Hakom Michael, peddler, r. 231 Green
Hakonson Christopher, painter, r. 125 Oak
Halbert William N., printer Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Halbritter Anton, butcher, NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Shotwell, r. 28 Lapidge
Halck Albert T., superintendent construction Pacific
Postal Tel. Cable Co., r. 282<5 Pine
Hald Hans S., seaman, r. 1214 York
Hald John S., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1346 Ne-
braska
Halden Edward B. (Butler k Halden) r. 1523 Sacramento
Haider Richard, clerk, r. 530 Pacific
Haldin Martin (Child & Nadin) r. 1925 Bush
Hale Albert S., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. The
Florence
HALE BKOTHGKH (incorporated) O. A. Hale presi-
dent, R. B. Hale secretary, P. C. Hale manager, im-
porters and dealers in dry, fancy and furnishing
goods, 937-941 Market, Telephone South 665
Hale David, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Hale C. Peter, salmon packer, 126 Davis, r. 1435 Steiner
Hale Delia, r. 47 Louisa
Hale Edward, bookkeeper Girvin, Baldwin & Eyre, r.
1005 Sutter
Hale F. Monroe, fireuian Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 209
Plymouth, Ocean View
Hale Frank O., watchman, r. 209 Plymouth, Ocean
View
Hale Frederick, painter, r. 1709 Mason
Hale George S , bartender, r. 846 Mission
Hale George W., barber, r. 222 Eddy
Hale Hattie H., widow, r. 836 O'Farrell
Hale Horace, secretary People's Ice Co., r. 9 Lapidge
Hale James, salesman Wild & Spear, r. 911 Vallejo
Ha e John, laborer, r. 551 Mission
Hale John F., driver Whitnev Transfer Co., r. 911 Val-
lejo
Hale Joseph, laborer Wm. Lambert
Male Joseph P. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Larkin
Hale Lemuel, bridge builder, r. Ocean View
Hale Marshall, r. 115 Scott
Hale Mary E., widow, r. Ocean View
Hale Mary E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1414 Larkin
Hale Nathan S., laborer Market St. Ry., r. 27 Minna
Hale O. A., president Hale Bros., 937-941 Market, r. San
Jose, Cal.
Hale Orin F., expressman Buttei-field Auction Co., r.
318 Twenty-fifth
HALE PKENTIS C, manager Hale Bros., 937-941
Market, r. 1515 Scott
Hale Prudence D., widow, r. 1515 Scott
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, orp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforr^ia Bottli9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLEF?S OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
HALE REUBEN B., secretary Hale Bros., 937-941
Market, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Hale Reuben L., dental student, r. 1005 Sutter
Hale Richard, attorney at law, r 816 Sutter
Hiile Robert L., driver American Steam Laundry, r. IDIU
Greenwich
Hale Roinie P., collector, r. 742 Twenty-third
Hale Samuel, carpenter, r. 27 Minna
Hale Susie V. Miss, r. 1414 Larkin
Hale Teresa, widow, r. 128 Seventh
Hale Thomas, hostler, r. 246 Third
Hale Thomas, hostler, r. 712 Kearny
Hale Titus, capitalist, office 126 Davis, r. Oakland
Hale William E., salesman Roos Bros., r. 47 Louisa
HALE A NORlKO»^8 SILVi<:R MINING CO.
(Storey Co., Nev.) Nat. T. Messer president, A. B.
Thompson secretary, 26 Nevada Block
e®~ Hale. See Haile
Hales Digsby, bootblack, r. 146a Fifth
Hales Stephen, steward Robert T. Shannon, r. 1226 Point
Ltibos Av
Hales T. W. Mrs., r. 712 Golden Gate Av
Haley Bridget, widow, r. 12 Converse
HALEY BROTHERS (Daniel T. and William E.) pro-
prietors Laurel Vale Dairy, SW cor Moulton & Bu-
chanan
Haley C. E. , stenographer Bank of Sisson, Crocket &
Co., r. West Berkeley
Haley Charles, steward stmr Apache, r. NW cor Hyde
and Vallejo
Haley Charles M., receiver, r. 812 Fulton
Haley Charles S. (E. P. Heald & Co.) and physician, 24
Post, r. Berkeley
Haley Christopher, machine hand Excelsior Redwood
Co., r. 1 Hampton PI
Haley Daniel J., carpenter, r. 226 Twenty-eighth
Haley Daniel T. (Haley Bros.) r. 2002 Greenwich
Heley Edward, boxinaker, r. 163 Dore
Haley Edward, gasmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 501 Na]ia
Haley Edward H., compositor Chn.nicle, r. 1820 Market
Haley Elizabeth, widow, r. 1504i California ^^
Haley Frank, operator Pac. Can Co., r. 12 Converse
Haley Frank, printer r. 616 Minna
Haley Frank J., laborer, r. 1817 Lombard
Haley Frederick, porter W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 464 Clem-
entina
Haley H., springmaker, r. 328 Hickory Av
Haley Hannah, widow, r. 1610 Leavenworth
Haley Ink Co., Martin Behrman agent, 436 Montgomer>
Haley James, laborer, r. 1403 Montgomeiy
Haley James, operator Pac. Can Co., r. 12 Converse
Haley Jennie, widow, r. 414 O'Farrell
Haley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 12 Wood
Haley John, laborer, r. 0 Beiderman
Haley John, laborer, r. 29 Bryant Av
Haley John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
Haley John, pressman Fredericks. Moody, r. 624 Fourth
Haley John D., peddler, r. NW cor Kingston Av and
Berkshire
Haley John J., boilennaker Union Iron Wks, r. 134^
Tweutv-first
HALEY JOH.V .1., city real estate agents. P. Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 812 Fulton
Haley John L., steamfitter. Union Iron Wks, r. 22 Zoe
Haley John T., bookkeeper William A. Boole, 219 Steu-
art
Haley Kate Miss, r. 464 Clementina
Haley Katherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 48 Tehama^
Haley Martin J., plumber Chatles H. Amy, r. 25 De-
catur
Haley Michael, laborer, r. 8 J Falmouth
Haley Michael, peddler, r. 163 Dore
Haley Michael A., carpenter, r. Lobos bet CapitoPaiid
Orazaba
Haley Michael C. (Haley & rhornton) r. 1816 Green
Haley Michael E., ct)ntractor, r. 1610 Leavenworth
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Halev Michael J., foreman machinist Union Iron Wks, r.
1009 Broadway
Haley Mortimer, plumber, r. 5 Decatur
Hale.^- Patrick, laborer, r. 1817 Lombard
Haley Richard, laborer, r. 614 Minna
Haley Kosie Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Bridge PI
Haley Sampson M. B., wall borer, r. 2207 Fillmore
Haley Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Converse
Haley Thf)mas, laborer, r. 234 Langton
Haley Thomas, wire worker West Coast Wire and Iron
Wks, r. 5 Decatur
Haley Thomas Jr., wire worker, r. 5 Decatur
Haley Timothy, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Haley Timothy B., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 134J
Twenty-first
Halej- William, cigarmaker, r. 18 Garden
Halev William Mrs., widow, r. 2002 Greenwich
Haley William E. (Haley Bros.) r. 2002 Greenwich
Halev William M., seaman, r. 1 Boston PI
Haley & Thornton (M. C. Haley and John F. Thornton)
cigars and tobacco, 1000 .Market
H.tLF MILLION C'LLB, Hugh Craig temporary
secretary, office 312 California
Halferty Edward, laborer, r. 10 Ritch
Halferty Frank, marine fireman, r. 541 First
Halfmann Anton, cellarman U.S. Brewery, r.631 Ash Av
Halfner Rudolph, carriagemaker, r. 435 Pine
Halfpapp Henrietta, lau idress, r. German Hospital
Halfjienny Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Fulton
Halfpenny Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Fulton
Halgensen John, watchman Cal. Wire Wks, r. 303 Lom-
bard
Halk Charles, blacksmith, r. 104 Twenty-first
Halk John A., horseshoer, r. 104 Twenty-first
Halk Joseph, butcher, r. 104 Twentv-first
Halkett .Archibald, blacksmith, r. 28 Turk
Halkett William, r. 1045 Market
M.4LKETT WILLIA.tl, carriage builder, 903 Golden
Gate Av
Halkett William Jr., blacksmith William Halkett, r. 28
Turk
Hall .\braham, cashier EUis & Miller, r. 1612 Clay
t A. I. HALL 5c SON
HENRY E. HALL & A. W. HUGQINS)
pianulacturers' ppots
528-530 MARKET ST.
The Dueber Watch Case Mfg. Co. (Canton, O )
The Hampden Watch Co. (Canton, O.)
The Waterbury Clock Co. (Waterbury, Conn.)
The Renommee Mfg. Co. (Newark, N.J.) Gold,
Jewelry and Silver Novelties.
William Rogers Mfg. Co. (Hartford, Conn.) Gen-
uine Rogers Flatware.
5impson, Hall, Hiller & Co. (Wallingford, Conn.)
The Barbour Silver Co. (Hartford: Conn.) Silver
Plated HoUowware.
.naltby, Stevens & Curtiss Co. (Wallingford.)
Sterling and Nickel Silver.
HALL A. L & SON, <Hei>ry E. Uan
and A. n. Maggins) mannractorers'
agents, 538-530 .llarket. Telephone Main
::3
Hall A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 2105 Webster
Hall A. L., ma.ster mariner, r. 125 Clipper
HALL ALBERT, manager Cafe Royal, SW cor Mar-
ket and Fourth, Flood Bldg, r. 507J Franklin
Hall Albert E. , teamster, r. Lobos bet Pl.vmouth and
Capitol
Hall Albert S., r. 606 Capp
Hall Alexander D. , carpenter, r. 207 Jones
Hall .\lice A. Miss, matron Woman's Hospital
Hall Alice E. Miss, stenographer Mj-rick & Deerin" r
834 Sutter " " '
Hall Alice H. Miss, saleslady, r. 1509 Baker
Hall Andrew, janitor Alcazar Bldg, 120 OFarrell
Hall Andrew L., 1st officer stmr Umatilla, r. 310 Valen-
cia
Hall Anna H. , widow, dressmaking, 2247 Mission
Hall Annie Miss, r. 1606 Post
Hall Arthur, r. 27 Glen Park Av
Hall Bailey, laundryman, r. 1923 Greenwich
Hall Benjamin, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks. r. 37J
Brannan
HALL BROTHER^i (Winslow G. and Henry- K.)
shipbuilders, office 28 California
Hall Catherine, widow, r. 431 McAllister
Hall Catherine, widow, r. 2324 California
Hall Charles, molder, r. 517 Folsom
Hall Charles, painter (i. B. De Ferrari
Hall Charles, sale.sman Wagenheim, Sternheim & C!o., r.
Oakland
Hall Charles, waiter, r. 916 Natoma
Hall Charles E., druggist, r. 706 Twenty-fourth
Hall Charles F., 1st officer stmr Corona, r. 1022 Castro
Hall Charles H. , policeman, r. 1.512 Jones
Hall Charles W., salesman Domestic Sewing Machine Co. ,
r. 555J Natoma
Hall Clarence W. Mrs., widow, r. 624 Grove
Hall C. O., Mrs., widow, r. 1914c Bush
HALL COFR.4.\ I., vice-presidenr Cahill A Hall Ele-
vat<ir Co. , 214-218 Mission, r. 1143 Valencia
Hall Cornelius I. D., chemist, r. 1819 Lvon
Hall Daniel K. , furnished rooms, 1130 Market
Hall E., cook, r. 702 Vallejo
Hall Edward (Hall, Ferguson & Biggj) r. 11 Albion Av
Hall Edward, cook, r. Alms House
H. ALL EDM'.ARD, president United States Laundrr
Association, 1004 Market, r. 123 Julian Av
Hall Edward, salesman Neustadter Bros. , r. 2525 Sutter
Hall Edward L., collector Home Ins. Co., r. East Oak-
lanil
Hall Edward M. (Hall & ^^■hite1y) r. East Oakland
Hall Edward M., carpetlaver, r. 2101 Steiner
Hall Edward T., clerk Leege & Mills, r. 220Sa Larkin
Hall E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2022 Van Ness Av
Hall Elizabeth R., widow, r. 2418 Washington
Hall Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher elocution, 406 Sutter, r.
241S Washington
Hall Emily, widow, dressmaking, 1433 Steiner
Hall Ernest R., embalmer H. C. Porter & Co., r. 4.37
O'Farrell
Hall Etta Miss, stenographer, r. 847 Harrison
Hall F., messman stmr Umatilla
Hall Frank, waiter, r. 1923 Greenwich
Hall Frank E , fireman fire bjat Gov. Markham, r. 1517
Grove
Hall Frank .M., .salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 18181 Post
HALL FREDERIC W. (Hilbom & Hall) attorney
at law, U Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. Oakland
Hall Frederick, r. 92(i Sutter
Hall Frederick L., salesman Waltz Safe Co., r. 7:^8
Ellis
Hall Frederick G., r. 116 Ji..nes
Hal! Fremont S., engineer Engine 22, r. 18181 Post
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIBS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?l
5 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 4.0
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
■■*" ^ PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Hall G. C. & Son ((Jilbert C. and Milton R.) dry gootl.s
and commission merchants, 35 New Montg'uniery
Hall George, r. 1121 McAllister
Hall George, r. I'JUc Bush
HaV. George (Lewis & Co.) r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, drayman, r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, seaman, r. 640 Howard
Hall George A. B., dentist, r. 1 Webster I'l
Hall (Jeorge C. (Hall & Harrison) r. 178 Minna
Hall George E., shoemaker, 606 Eddy, r 202 Sixth
H4LL <;E0KGE E.F., consul Turkey and Persia,
manager agency department Christy & Wise, and
agent Victor Tuot Imperial Champagne, office 212
Sansorae, Toon\ 12, r. 1914c Bush
Hall George F., enirineer, r. 512 Jackson
Hall George H.,cle"ik Pac. Lumber Co., r. Oakland
Hall George I., clerk Reno House
Hall George L., collector, r. 651 Harrison
Hall George W., conductor, r. 1509 Baker
Hall George W. , cooper, r. 5 Merritt
Hall George W., receiving teller London and S. F. Bank,
r. Alameda
Hall George W. , salesman Raphael Weill <& Co., r. 42S
Geary
Hall Gilbert C. (G. C. Hall & Co.) r. Alameda
Hall H., seaman schr Star
Hall H. Albert, shoemaker, r 708 Twenty -fourth
Hall Harry, salesman E. Gamier .ic Co., r. 2707i Mission
Hall Harry A., oil compounder, r. 5 Rausch
Hall Harry F., salesman Holbrook, Meirill & Stetson, r.
Berkeley
Hall Harry J., shoemaker, 705.^ Mission, r. 150 Fourth
Hall Harry N., stenographer, r. 151 Fair Oaks
Hall Harry P., electrician, r. 2243 Market
Hall Harry R., waiter stmr Corona
Hall Harvey, carpenter, r. 718 Valencia
Hall Harvey R., clerk Breeder and Si)ortsman, r. 313
Bush
Hall Hattie M. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Pr'mary School,
r. 16 Devisadero
Hall Henry, r. 417 Kearny
Hall Henry, tilesetter, r. 15) West Mission
Hall Henry, watc mian, r. 7 Perry
Hall Henry C, traveling salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
.5(14 Baker
Hall Heurv E. (A. L Hall & Son) r. The Colonial
Hall He.iry K. (Hall Bros.) r. Port Blakeley, Wash.
Hall Herbert E., attorney at law, r. 430 Post
Hall H. K., with Arctic Oil Works, r. Oakland
Hall Horace P., mufg chemist, r. 1819 Lyon
Hall Ira J., news agent, r. 1433 Steiner
Hall Isaac E., clerk Adolph Isaac, r. 620 Folsom
Hall Isaa*,' R. (Ballard & Hall) r. 1432 Lagima
Hall James, r. 1222 Folsom
Hall James (Hall & Jahnke) r. 30J Thirteenth
Hall James, peddler, r. 282 Jessie
H.4LL J.IMES, wholesale butcher, S s First Av South
nr Railroad Av, office and r. 651 Harrison
H .4LL. J inES A., attomjy at law, 6 Mills Bldg
7th floor, r. 1096 Post
Hall Jamss A., porter, r. 417 Noj
Hall James A., with Jamei Hall, r. 651 Harrison
Hall James A. Mrs. , clerk C. E. Whitney & Co. , r. 417 Noe
Hall Ja-nes F., inspector Custom House, r. 431 McAllister
HALL JAHES M.. secretan' Consumers' Ice Co., 420
Eighth, r. 1911 Ellis
Hall James T., patternmaker William F. Buswell, r.
Oakland
Hall J. C. Co. The (Providence, R. I.) Jennison C. Hall
president, office 316 Sacramento
Hall Jennie Miss, school teacher, r. 847 Harrison
HALL JENXISON €., president and manager L^nion
Lithograph Co. and president The J. C. Hall Co.,
office 316 Sacramento, r. 3412 Washington
Hall John, butcher, r. 1120.J Twenty-first
Hall John, cook stmr City of Puebia
Hall John, cook, r. Alms House
PABST BREWING CO.
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Hall John, engineer D. Block & Co., r. SE cor Vermont
and Mariposa
Hall John, foreman Construction Dept Market St. Ry, r.
13 Garden Av
Hall John A., foreman E. F. Uennison, r. Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Hall John H., barber, r. 38 Grove
Hall John H., foreman U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 708
Tweuty-fourth
H.ALL JOH.\ 1*., clerk Board of Commissioners Six-
teenth Street Extension, r. 1338 Folsom
Hall Ji hn T., roofer, r. 150 West Mission
Hall Joseph, salesman, r. 944 Mission
Hall Joseph C, policeman, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Hall Joseph M., sawyer, r. 1222 Folsom
Hall Josie Mrs., r. 1315 J Webster
Hal' Julia, widow, r. 1503 Steiner
Hall J. W., electrician, r. 1364 Market
Hall Katheriiie, widow, r. 150 West Mission
Hall Lawreiice H., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1214
York
Hall Lillian C, widow, nurse, r. 1.50 West Mission
Hall Lois Miss, teacher music Irving Institute, r. 1036
Valt-ncia
Hall, Luhrs & Co. (Sacramento) wholesale grocers, office
205 Front
Hall Luke F., salesman, r. 738 Ellis
Hall Marion O. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
16 Devisadero
Hall Mar^- A., widow, r. 1336 Church
Hall Mary A. , widow, r. 1701 Post
Hall Mary A., widow, r. 1507 Broadway, rear
Hall Mary J., domestic, r. Alms House
Hall Matthew P., foundrj-man Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
Berkeley
Hall Maurice A., r. 1914c Bush
Hall Milton R. (G. C. Hall & Co.)r. 1810 Vallejo
Hail Monroe, buttermaker, r. 350 Tehama
Hall Nicholas, stockraiser, r. E s First Av nr McAllis-
ter
Hall Norman F., bookkeeper Cal. Curled Hair Wks, r.
307 Hayes
HALL OF RECORDS, New City Hall, junction Mc-
Allister and Park Av
Hall Oliver J., clerk, r. 312 Fifth Av
Hall Oliver L., manager Leonard & Ellis, 615-617 Front,
r. 2704 Laguna
Hall Otho N., with Voss, Conrad & Co., r. 2324 California
Hall Pat' ick J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1710 Sacra-
mento
Hall Peter A. , shij) jo'ner, r. 15 Lapidge
Hall Peter N., clerk Martin & Thorson, r. 909 Battery
Hall Raljjh, cigars and tobacco, 1128 Folsom
Hall Richard, driver, r. 295 Clementina
Hall Richard B., r. 1818^ Post
Hall Robe.t, blacksmith, r. 538 Howard
Hall Robert, machinist and engineer, 44-46 Main, r. 1606
Post
Hall Robert, shoemaker, r. 136 Twelfth
Hall Robert, teamster, r. 433 Eddy
Hall Robert H., traveling salesman, r. 2014 Golden Gate
Av
Hall Robert R., clerk Cal. Optical Co., r. Il29 Mitsion
Hall Rose, widow, furnished rooms, 203 O'Farrell
Hall Samuel, plasterer, r. 904 Kearny
H.ALL SANL'EL HASTIXGS, physician and surgeon,
oflSce hours 10 to 12 M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.,
office 14 McAllister, Telephone South 464, r. Russ
House
Hall Samuel L., wood carver, r. 26 Twelfth
Hall Sarah B. Miss, r. 1521 Pine
Hall Sidney, r. 11 Washington Av
Hall Silas M., carriage painter Studebaker Bros., r. 114
Haight
Hall S. R. Mrs., millinerj-, 938 Market, r. 6 Eddy
Hall Stephen A. D., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
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HALL SULLIVAX R.. proprietor Golden State Win"
and Liquor Depot, 342 Turk, Telephone East 704, r-
6 Eddy
Hall Susie Miss, r. 16 Devisadero
Hall Theodore L., cook, r. 314 Haight
Hall Thomas, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR. , r.
1707i Jones
Hall Thomas J., watchman S. P. Co.
Hall T. P., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. Berkeley
Hall W. A., seaman stmr Umatilla
Hall \V. C. & Co. (William C. Hall) mnfrs agents, 2014
Golden Gate Av
Hall William, laborer, SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hall William, baker, r. 537 Sacramento
Hall William, cooper, r. 29431 Mission
Hall William, extraman Truck 3, r. 16 Oak
Hall William, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1121 Mc-
Allister
Hall William Mrs. , widow, r. 112 Fair Oaks
Hall William A., real estate, r. 2504 Bush
Hall Wi'liam F., longshoreman, r. 121 Bav
Hall William C. (W. C. Hall & Co.) r. 2014 Golden Gate
Av
Hall William G., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1509 Baker
Hall William H., civil engineer, r. 324 Haight
Hall William H., e gineer Hind's Power House, r. SW
cor Eighteenth and Folsom
Hall William M., auditor Standard Oil Co., r. Oakland
Hall William T., r. 30^ Thirteenth
HALL « I.\SLOW, contractor, 230 Bush, r. 507 Brod-
erick
Hall Winslow G. (Hall Bros.) r. 1612 Clay
Hall W. S., r. 319 Sutter
Hall & Harrison (George C. Hall and Michael Harrison)
clothing, 157 Third
Hall & Jahnke (James Hall and Paul Jahnke) proprie-
tors Stockton Farm Dairv, 1615 Folsom
Hall & Whit.ly (Edward M. Hall and Henrj- M. Whitely)
insurance and mining agents, 314 ilontgomerj',
rooms 1-2
Halla Otto (Halla & Co.) r. 303 California
U.4LL.4 A CO. (Otto Halla, Sigmund Kanitz and
Rudolph Samet) imix)rters and commission mer-
chants, 303 California, rooms 16-17
Hallahan Andrew, barber, 113 Taylor, r. 14 Harriet
Hallahan Ella F. Miss, clerk State Board of Horticul-
ture, r. Oakland
Hi 'ahau James, porter, r. 743 Seventeenth
Hallahan Kate Miss, stenographer John Floumov, r.
Oakland
Hallahan Michael, laborer, r. 20 Page
Hallahan Patrick, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 716t Twenty-second
Hallahan Thomasj blacksmith, r. XE cor Butte and Min-
nesota
Hallahan Thomas, cigardealer, r. 57 Nattima
Hallahan Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wlcs, r. 708
Diamond
S^ Hallahan. See HoUahan
Hallbeck James, tailor, 769 Market
Hallberg Elsie, domestic 1118 Sacramento
Halleck Block, Gilnian Lambert agent, 320 Sansome,
room 18
Halleck Joseph, laborer, r. 618 Harrison
Hallen C, seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Hallen John, melt«r Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 325 Louisiana
Hallenstein Julius, r. 1420 Taylor
Haller Bridget, domestic 1454"OFarrell
Haller Emile L., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 240 Taylor
Haller Joseph P., manager Sacramento River Packers'
-Association, 126 Davis, r. 2531 P.ne
Haller Louisa Miss, dressmaking. 1802 Laguna
Haller Margaret, widow, r. 2120 Greenwich
Haller Margaret M. , widow, r. 240 Taylor
Haller Maria C, widow, r. 1802 Laguna
Haller Pauline W. Miss, cashier J. K. Amisby & Co r.
1802 Lttgima
Haller Sophie .Mrs. , dressmaking, 406 Sutter, r. lllS
Powell
£S' Haller. See Heller and Holler
Halleran Joseph, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Halleran Maurice, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oakland
Halleran Michael J. , upholsterer, r. 315 Tenth
Halleran Patrick, expressman, XE cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 315 Tenth
Halleran Thomas K., blacksmith, r. 19 Minnesota
0^ Halleran. See Halloran
Hallet James F., Deputy Coroner, r. 2Sh Louisa
Hallett .\lbert H., actor, r. 602 Iowa
HALLETT ALO.VZO. \-ice-president Jos. Wagiirr
Manufacturing Co., 101-103 .Mission, r. 801 Haight
Hallett Arthur W., extraman Engine 23, r. 3903 Sacm-
mento
Hallett C. H. , watchman stmr Alameda
Hallett Eugene B., painter, r. 114 McAllister
Hallett George, wardtender C. and C. Hospital
Hallett George H., president Contra Costa Laundry Co..
56 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
Hallett J Louis, r. 36 Maple Court
Hallett Oliver C, inspector Board of Health, r. 301'*
California
Hallett Orlando, mining, r. 1217 Market
Hallett William H., salesman Pavot, I'pham * Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Hallett William L., deputy Pound Keeper, r. 2514 Center
Hallett Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laundry Co., r.
944 Valencia
Halley -Ann, widow, r. 521 Mission
Hallgar en Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss Jt Co. , r. 2u'23
Pacific Av
1^- Hallicy. See Hallisey
Halliday Josias A., engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New
Continent d Hotel
Halliday William A., confectionery, 918 Filbert
HALLIDIE .4.\DRE1V M., president California Wire
W'lprks, Mechanics' Institute and Cable Railway Co..
office 509-.=il 1 .Market, r. 1032 WashingUm
Halligiin Alexander, stevedore, r. 249 Pacific
Halligan David, marine fireman, r. 81 Natoma
Halligan Marguerite, widow, furnished rooms, 225 Geurr
Halligan Patrick J., p.iper carrier, r. 1519 Polk
Hallihan Eliza, widow, r. 510 Eddy
Hallihan Michael, porter A. L. Bryan Shoe Co.
Hallin John, bartender, r. 4 Medau PI
Hallinan Dennis, laborer, r. 44 Tehama
Hallinan Gertrude Mrs., r. 1300 Seventh Av South
Hallinan John, laborer S. P. Co.
Hallinan John F., r. 258 Tehama
Hallinan John F., groceries and liquors, 714 Tehama
Hallinan John J. (Hallinan & Homan) r. 850 Market
Hallinan Joseph, butcher, r. 1228 Seventh Av South
Hallinan Joseph, car repairers. P. Co , r. 433 Bryant
Hallinan Maurice J., driver Engine 5, r. 403 Folsom
Hallinan Michael, stevedore, r. 165 Perry
Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith John Dipple, r. 1228
Seventh Av South
Hallinan Nathaniel P. , blacksmith, r. 1300 Seventh Ay
South
Hallinan Patrick, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1710 Larkin
Hallinan Patrick, laborer, r. 1228 Seventh .\v South
Hallinan Robert S., clerk, r. 715 Howard
Hallinan Thomas, cigars, 14 Third, r. 57 Natoma
Hallinan Thomas F., boilermaker, r. 403 Folsom
Hallinan Thomas J., foreman printer Abramson-Ueuu-
isch Co., r. 44 Tehama
Hallinan William J. , groceries and liquors, 1019 Natoma.
r. 1019J Natoma
Hallinan & Homan (John J. Hallinan and Edward [Ho-
man) proprietors Midway Plaisance, 771-775 Market
Hailing Frank, bartender Da%id B. Faktor, 923 Kearnj ,
r. 737i Green
Hallisev Julia, domestic 2303 Bush
1^- Hallisey. See Hallicy
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Hallmeyer Hermann, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. Tem-
escal, Cal.
Hallock James F., auditor Palace Hotel, r. 720 Twenty-
fourth
Halloran Catherine Miss, housekeeper, r. 709 Howard
Halloran Desmond J., real estate and accountant, r. 35
Fulton
Halloran John, foreman stmr General McDowell
Halloran John J., asst City and County Surveyor's
Office, r. 1103 Mason
Halloran John J., teamster, r. 33! Jersey
UALLOKAN JOSEPH F., y:eneral manager Dewey
Ptiblishing Co., 220 Market, r. 2039 Baker
Halloran Michael, boxmaker, r. 724 Folsom
Hall jran Michael, gardener, r. 216i Austm Av
Halljran Timothj-, clerk, r. 1103 Mason
Halloran Timothy, laborer, r. .537 Sacramento
Halloran William, laborer, r. 7 Water
B^" Halloran. See Halleran
Hallo well Came A., widow, r. 2506 Bush
Hallowell Helen A. Miss, student, r. 2506 Bush
Hallowell Richard, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1822J
Mason
Hallowell Robert C, undertaker, r. 738 Oak
Hallowell Samuel W., carpet layer, r. 1215 Union
Hallowell Sylvester, bartender, r. 814i Nmeteeuth
Hallowell William C, clerk McHardie & Co., r. 418
Devisadero
Hallows Alfred, exchange teller London and S. F. Bank
Lt'd, r. 2915b California
Hallquist Emil G., tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co., r.
42 Plymouth Av, Holly Park
Hallrook Joseph, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Wal-
ler
Hally Michael W. , wool scourer Frederick L. Moodj', r.
506 Fourth
Halpin C, quartermaster stmr Colima
Halpin David, r. 617 Fillmore
Halpin Frank J., inspector Custom House, r. 617 Fill-
more
Halpin George H., bookkeeper Britton & Rey, r. 617
"Fillmore
Halpin Hannah, widow, r. 345 J Third
Halpin John, teamster, r. 16 Mission
Halpin John A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 169i Sil-
ver
Halpin John A. Jr, insurance agent, r. 169^ SilverJ
Halpin Kate Miss, r. 1401 Larkin
Halpin Marti'i, teamster, r. 1925 Bush
Halpin Max, bojks, r. 1043 Folsom
Halpin Michael, marine fireman stmr Alameda
Halpin Patrick R., janitor 211 Sutter
Halpin Philip, gripman, r. 105 Wa'nut
Halpin Thomas, porter Bay District Track
Halpin Wil iam, fireman, r. 318 Brannan
Halpin William, insurance a^ent, r. 2759 Mission
Halpin Will am, laborer, r. Lake Laguna
Halpin William, laborer, r. W s Ocean House Road nr
Corbett Road
Halpin William, -iler stmr Peru, r 1708 Eddy
Halpin Wihiam J., asst secretary Society for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals, r. 617 Fillmore
Halpini Edgardo, clerk, r. 436 Green
Halpruner Mary E. Mrs., vocalist, r. 3610i Sixteenth
Halpruner Winfleld S., chiropodist, 850 Market, r. 3610^
Sixteenth
HAL8EW .4.BRAH.i.M, mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. 2421 Washington
Halsey Francis G., bookkeeper, r. 1914 Lyon
Halsey Henry Mrs., widow, r. 13U Page
Halsey Henry G., special agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. AUmeJa
Halsey James, clerk Eagleson, Hawkins & Co., r. 145^
Page
Halsey Sarah M., widow, r. 814 Buchanan
Halsey William A., restaurant, 158 First, r. 47 Natoma
Halsin Ivar M., tailor, r. 429 Fell
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Halstead Ada L. Mrs., authoress, r. 2510b California
Halstead Emmel P., denial student, r. 1441 McAllister
Halstead Mary F. Mrs., bookkeeper P. J. Thomas, r. *i
Essex PI
Halsted James L. (Halsted & Co.) r. 1441 McAllister
Halsted James L. Jr., undertaker Halsted & Co., r. 1441
McAllister
Halsted John B. , undertaker Halsted & Co., r. 1441 Uiy
Allisrer
Halsted William A. (Halsted & Co.), r. 816 Scott
HALSTED & CO. (Jame^ L. aud
»Uiiaiii A. Italsteti) undertaKers, 94«
nii^siou. Telephone Soath 163, open all
night
Halt Michael, laborer, r. m Welsh
Halthusen E. T., r. 1045 Market
Halton Ignatius F., ilerk Isaac Dc IMrk, r. Alameda
Halton John H., cashier St'U & Van Bergen, r. Alameda
Halverson Alfred A., butcher, r. 1403 Church
Halverson Andrew, house mover, r. 739 Fourth
Halverson Chris, clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1606 Leaven-
worth
Halverson Edward, machinist, r. 1403 Church
Halverson Hans, seaman, r. 311 Main
Halverson Swen, butcher, r. 1403 Church
Halverson William S., butcher Paul C. Strahle, r. 14«3
Church
Halvorsen Andreas, teamster Ellas E. Otterbeck, r. 1408
Mission
Halvorsen Hans, teamster Charles J. Wesson, r. 10
Bruce PI
Halvorsen Niels, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 30 Ferrie
Halvorsen Steiner (Johnson & Halvorsen) r. 28 Jackson
Ham Charles H., teax;her Polytechnic High School, r. 14
Albion Av
Ham Charles W., merchant, r. 14 Albion Av
Ham Denni-i, lather, r. 667 Minna
Ham James, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Ham Joseph, brushmaker, r. 919 Sacramento
Ham Richard K. Estate of (Renton, Holmes & Co.)
Ham Timothy L., compositor Examiner, r. 521 Pine
B:S' Ham. See Hamm
Hainan Henry, clerk William Boyken, r. 2229 Mission
Haman John, blacksmith, r. 2229 Mission
Hamann B. Miss, musician, r. 20^ Twenty-first
Hamann J. Miss, musician, r. 20J Twenty-first
Hamann John H., shoemaker, 2533 Sutter
Hamann Paul Z., barber Leop.jld Jentzsch. r. 114 Morris
Av
Hamann T. Mrs., musician, r. 2O3 Twenty-first
Hamberg Carl, shoemaker H. Wolf & Bro., r. 787 Fol-
som"
Hamberg Charles, music'an, r. 904b Powell
Hamberg Frank, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Hamberg Harry, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Hamberg Olof F., lab. rer, r. 1024 Alabama
gS" Hamberg. See Hamburg
Bamberger Louis C, casemaker Shreve & Co., r. 221
Chattanooga
Hamberger William C, buyer E. L. G. Steele & Co., r.
Alameda
1^" Hamberger. See Hamburger
Hamblin Sidney J. Mrs. , widow, r. 1319c Pine
Hambly Harry P., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hamburg Adam, upholsterer, r. 9 St. Charles PI
UAMBI!RCi-A.UeKI€A\ STEAMSHIP 1.INE,
twin screw express steamships. New York, South-
ampton, London, Hamburg-New York, Naples and
Genoa, Mediterranean Winter Line, A. W. Myer
general Pacific Coast agent, 401 California
HAMBUKU-B.lLTI.nOKE STEAItl.SHIP LINK,
A. W. Myer general agent, 401 California
HAMBIIK4i BOAKi> OF UNDERWRITERS,
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(of Hamburg) Rudolph Herold Jr. general agent, 415
California, Telephone Main 1184
Hamburpr William E., inspector Custom House, r. 124
Julian Av
B^" Hamburg. See Hamber^
Hamburger Aaron, salesman D. Hamburger & Co., r.
1609 Post
BAMBIfRCiER AHHER. president The Hamburger
Co. (incorporated) r. 1309 Van Ness Av
BAMBIIRCiER «;0!»IPANV THE (incorporated) A.
Hamburger president, M. A. and D. A. Hamburger
vice-presidents, R. E. Marx secretary, Nevada Bank
treasurer, Market, Taylor and Golden (!ate Av, Tele-
phone South 448, New York 256 Church
Hamburger 1). & Co (David B. and Henry Hamburger)
imp rter~ fancy goods, 6-8 Sutter
Hamburger David A. . vice-president The Hamburger
Co , r. 1309 Van Ness Av
Hamburger David li. (D. Hamburger &, Co.) r. 1609 Post
Hiimburger Gus, clothier, r. 1433 Buchanan
Hamburger Henry (I). Hamburger & Co.) r. 2517 Fill-
more
Hamburger Julia Mrs., proprietor Centennial Lodging
House, 118 Drumm
Hamburger L. r. 787 Folsom
Hambu ger Lodging House, George Samsreither proprie-
tor, '409 Pacific
Hamburger Morris, capitalist, r. 1431 Buchanan
Hamburger Moses, salesman D. Hamburger & Co.. r.
1609 Post
Hamburger Moses A., vice-president The Hamburger
Cii.'(incorporat>d) r. 1309 Van Nt«8 Av
Hamburger Yetta, widow, r. 1609 Post
ffW H;imburger. See Hamberger
Samby Walter H., coachman, r. 533 Taylor
Hamden Charles W. , solicitor, r. 349 Clementina
Hamdor. Charles A., teamster, r. 413 Fourth Av
Hameistsr Mattiias C. , stevedore, r. 1904 Powell
Hamel Joseph, carpenter, r. 310f Eighteenth
HAMEJjIIV a. Nnie., manufacturer corsets, 411
Geary
Hanielin Henri A., printer Le Franco Californien, r. 507
Pine
Hamen Nelson, driver, r. 1125 McAllister
Hanier George H. , whitener, 802 Mission, r. 11a Sher-
wood PI
Hamer William J., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 309
Fell
8^" Hamer. See Hammar and Hammer
Hamerton Edward, caqienter, r. 301 Valley
Hamerton John W., policeman, r. 30^ Valley
Hamercon William C, carpenter, r. 318 Twenty-ninth
Hames Minnie Mrs., stewardess stmr Colima
Hamill Amelia H. Mrs., teacher Jefferson Primary
School, r. 16 Lyon
Hamill Genrge W., foreman stevedore Oceanic SS. Co. r.
1105 Rhode Island
Hamill John E., clerk, r. 618 Linden Av
Hamill Louisa, vndow, r. 11311 Shotwell
Hamill Mary, widow, r. 2 South Park
Hamill Rose, widow, r. 618 Linden Av
Hamill Samuel P., blacksmith, r. 8 Gough
B^- Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill
namiltoii Albert J., policeman, r. Orlando House
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper Raphael Weill & Co., r.
2707 .Sacramento
Hamilton Alexander, machinist, r. What Cheer House
IIA.niI/rO!V ALEX AM DER, vice-president and sec-
retary Baker & Hamilton (incorporated) NW cor
Pine and Davis, r. 1015 California
Hamilton Amelia Mrs. , r. 521 Shotwell, rear
Hamilton Andrew, teamster, r. 18 Antonio
Hamilton Annie, widow, r. Alms House
Hamilton Annie, widow, r. 212 Seventh
Hamilton Arthur O., carpenter, r. 423 Eddy
Hamilton A. W. Mrs , r. 2513 Pacific Av
Hamilton Benjamin J., teamster Sunset Transfer and
Storage Co., r. 244 Townseiid
Hamilton Bessie Miss, r. 314 Stockton
Hamilton Brothers (Sidney and Jerome) printers, 1310
Leavenworth
Hamilton Callahan, shoemaker, r. 2615| Sutter
Hamilton Carrie, widow, r. 55 Grant Av
Hamilton Carrie A. Mrs., proprietor Wells House, 108
Geary
Hamilton Charles A., mining expert, r. 1216 Valencia
Hamilton Charles A. Jr., assayer, r. 1216 Valencia
Hamilton Charles J., plater Shreve & Co., r. 43*
Twenty-ninth
Hamilton Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan At
Hayden Co., r. Sausalito
Hamilton E. H., r. 1317 Octavia
Hamilton Elias, teacher music, r. 14 3a Geaiy
HANILTOX EVEMIMG SCHOOL, Edwin W. Bun
nell principal, Geary bet Scott and Pierce
Hamilton Francis W., r. 931 Capp
Hamilton Frank, barber, 35 Pacific, r. 38 Ellis
Hamilton Frank, butcher, r. 521 Shotwell
Hamilton Frank, laborer, r. 430 Brannan
Hamilton Frank, embosser, r. 1428 Broadway
Hamilton Frank G., master mariner, r. 724 Folsom
Hamilton Frank J., gripman, r. 1220J Twenty-fourth
Hamilton Frank T., hostler Market St. Ry, r. 1127 Ten-
nessee
Hamilton Frederick F. (Percy & Hamilton) r. 2513 P»-
ciflc Av
Hamilton G., seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
Hamilton George, hackman, r. 18 Antonio
Hamilton George, student, r. 1037 Post
Hamilton George E., stickerhand, r. 731 Ivy Av
Hamilton George H., traveling salesman, r. 164 Jessie
Hamilton George O., bookkeeper, r. 731 Ivy Av
HAMILTON URAHAIAR SCHOOL. William A.
Robertson principal, Geary bet Pierce and Scott
Hamilton Hall, SW cor Geary and Steiner
Hamilt(m Hannah, widow, r. 212 Seventh
Hamilton Harry, painter, r. Park Hotel
Hamilton Henry A., barber, r. 303| Turk
Hamilton Herman, paperhanger, r. 52 Second
Hamilton Hilaria Mrs., dressmaking, 204 Powell
Hamilton Hiram M., with Smith & Young, r. Alamed*
Hamilton Hugh G., liquors, E s Kentucky nr Nevada
Hamilton James (Hamilton & Leach) r. 1316 Leaven-
worth
Hamilton James, boiler miker, r. 315 Beale
Hamilton James, farmer, r. 269 Perry
Hamilton James, foreman gilding dept Sanborn, Vail *
Co., r. West Berkeley
Hamilton James, lumberman, r. 518 Mission
Hamilton James F., brass molder Fulton Eng. and Ship
Blig Wks, r. 2205 Polk
Hamilton James J., clerk Freight Auditors Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 412 Hyde
Hamilton James K. , special agent Insurance Co. of
North American, r. 2157 San Jose Av, Alameda
Hamilton James M., shipping clerk Baker & Hamilton,
r. Bohein'an Club
Hamilton James M., boatman, r. 0 Hodges Alley
Ham Iton James S. , painter, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton James T., asst foreman boilermaker Union
Iron Wks, r. 540 Connecticut
Hamilton James T., principal Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 914 Broderick
Hamilton James W. (Miller & Hamilton) r. 731 Ivy At
Hamilton James W., riveter Union Iron Wks, r. 735 Six-
teenth Av South
Hamilton Jennie, widow, r. 78 Colton
Hamilton Jerome (Hamilton Bros.) r. 1316 Leavenworth
Hamilton Jesse W., clerk John T. Clark, r. 418 Clay-
ton
Hamilt'Mi John, blacksmith W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oak
land
Hamilton John, clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 640 Howard
F. A. POBBINS PRESS WORKS
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AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
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ESTABLISHED 1875
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PROPRIETOR
1=13 Grant Ave.
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PACIFIC COAST FOR
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BMTHS
tLECTRlC, SULPHUR
AND OTHER
MEDICATED BATHS
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Telephone Main 242
F. W. WRIGHT
Telephone, Main 5608
727 Market Street
Opposite '•Examiner
WHOLKSAI.R AND RKTAir.
Fine Bronze Hardware
We make a specialty of Fine Builders' Hard-
s' ware and Supplies of all kinds, which we carry
in Stock and sell at lowest market rates.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED AT ANY TIME
Cabinet Hardware
A complete line of Drop Handles, Cabinet
^ ' Locks, Castors and miscellaneous Furniture
Trimmings.
Fine Tools
Tools of every kind for Carpenters, Machinists,
^^ Plasterers, Masons, Cabinet Makers, etc., etc.
We carry the best brands, and our prices are
right.
Cutlery
Rogers, Wo.stenholm and American brands
^ of Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, Shears.
Carving Sets, etc.
Qer)Li\i)e LL/m. I^o^ers Siluer plated LL/are
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109 Montgomery St.
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Hamilton Jnhn, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Av nr
Fifteen ill Av South
Hamilton John, oiler stnir Mariposa, r. 343 Bryant
Hamilton John, painter, r. 271 Stevenson
Hamilton J.ihu, teamster, r. 935i Howard
Hamilton John A., shipjoiner,r. 14 Folsom
Hamilton John C, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 231
Ninth
Hamilton John R., hostler, r. 409 Taylor
Hamilton John T., tile setter, r. 236 Taylor
Hamilton John W., machinist, r. 2351 Texas
BAMILTOIV JOHN W.. physician and surgeon,
39 Crocker Bld^, r. 1146 Sherman, Alameda
Hamilton Jo-eph, harnessmaker, 421 Bryant
Hamilton Joseph S., Ist asst engineer stmr Pern, r.
421 Bryant
Hamilton Josiiih, soap maker, r. 513 Shotwell
Hamilton Julia R. Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
Hamilton Louis, fish, 52 Fourth, r. 807 Mission
Hamilton Lonis, plumber, r. 423 Sutter
Hamilton Lydia J. Miss, seamstress, r. 931 Capp
Hamilton Mamie Miss, r. 1508 California
Hamilton Margaret, widow, r. California Av nr Ala-
bama
Hamilton Martha J. Mrs., r. 931 Capp
Hamilton Mary, widow, r. 307 Oak
Hamilton Matthew, boiler maker, r. 41 Shotwell
Hamilton Napier, carpe:.t«r Miller & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Hamilton Noble, attorney at law, 67 Nevada Block, r.
1317 Octavia
Hamilton Percy L., medical student, r. 213b Valencia
Hamilton Peter (Constable & Hamilton) r. 1519 Grove
Hamilton Peter, laborer, r. llllj Tennessee
Hamilton Richard, pressman, r. 310 Montgomer.T Av
Hamilton Robert, longshoreman, r. 46 E'crett
Hamilton Robert, mechanic, r. 465 Natoma
Hamilton Robert, salesman Baker & Hamilt<}n, r. 1016
California
Hamilton Robert shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Berkeley
Hamilton Robert J., liquors, 400 Polk, r. 414 Fulton
Hamilton Robert J., gripman Market St. By, r. 1307
Sanchez
Hamilti n Robert M. Mrs., widow, r. 1015 California
Hamilton Samuel, chef University Club
Hamilton Samuel, waiter, r. 25 Perry
Hamilton Samuel S.. clerk, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Sidnev (Hamilton Bros.) r. 1316 Leavenworth
HAJMILTOIV saiARE, betGeary and Post, Steiner
and Scott
HAMILTON SQl ARE BAPTIST CHI'RCH, A.
M. Russell pastor, S s Post bet Fillmore and Steiner
H 4 MILTON SQIARE PRESBl'TERIAN
CHURCH. SW cor Geary and Steiner
Hamilton Thoii.as R., seaman U. S. Revenue Cutter
Hartley, r. 201 Langton
Hamilton Thomas, shoemaker, r. 4 Vernon PI
Hamilton Thomas J., contractor, r. 334 Sixth
Hamilton Thomas R., boatman, r. 6 Hodges Alley
Hamilton W., seaman stmr Progreso
Hamilton Walter, machinist Golden State and Minern
Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Hamilton William, carpenter, r. 2114 Powell
Hamilton Willimi, clerk, r. 542 J Second
Hamilton W^illiam, fireman, r. 337 Hr>'ant
Hamilton William, porter, r. 1013 Wa.shington
Hamilton William B. , insurance, 32 Mills Bldg, 8th floor,
r. 1317 Octovia
HAMILTON WILLIAM C, manager A. L. Bancroft
& Co., 324 Post, r. S32 Fifteenth
HAMILTON WILLIAM H., architect, 409 Califor-
nia, room 1, r. Park Hotel, .\lameda
Hamilton William H., cook, r. 45A Gilbert
HAMILTON WILLIAM H.. general agent Freight
Department Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 2
New Montgomery, r. California Hotel
PETERSEN & FISHER,"
207 POWELL STREET
[ TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
fi For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
' ••P'umbers" in Business Directory.
*IV«(S^^^^ - S
^^ THE BOST POPOLaa ^
Hamilton William J., salesman Rubin & Raas, r. 1202 J[JJ|^3
Folsom ^B^_g
Hamilton & Leach (James Hamilton and William Leach) ^m^^
proprietors Keystone Boiler Wks, NE cor Main and JZ^^*
Folsom Cl^
Hamley Isabelle, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 811 Filbert ^^^^
Hamlin Charles, tanner, r. 2723 Bryant Av m^m^
Hamlin Fred, laborer, r. 12 Preston PI
Hamlin George F., nickelplater, r. 506 Napa
Hamlin Kate M., widow, r. 12011 Golden Gat« Av
Hamlin R. N., stenographer Chronicle, r. Alameda i^^^^
Hamlin Samuel L., tankmaker Excelsior Redwood Co., i^^^^
r. 728^ Howard ^^1^
Hamlin Sanih U. Miss, teacher, r. 1708 Clay ^m^^
Hamlin Thomas, waiter, r. 218 Prospect PI ^^"^
Hamm Henry S., master mariner, r. 560 Howard ^^[JJ^
Hamm James, watchman Presidio and Ferries RR, r. 133 ^a^mm,.
Chestnut VvW
Hamm Joseph, wireworker, r. 638^ Jessie ^™^^
Hamm Louis, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank, r. "^""^
San Rafael, Cal.
Hamm Sarah Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Hamm Siegmund, clerk Holtum Bros., r. 1106 De Haro ».^^^
gW Hamm. See Ham 1^^^^
Hamma Fred, molder W. T. Garratt .fe Co. , r. Alameda (^^^"l
Hamma William R., with George A. Bordwell, r. Ala- m^^t
meda ^^^^
UAM.MAM BATHS, Axel O. Lindstrom proprietor, y^^T
415 Sutter V^^
HAM.M.4M BATHS, Charles Sladky proprietor, 11-13
Grant Av
HAMMAM BATHS, DR. LOR- |
g £=>
yCA'C Mrs. E. S. Lory^-a propri«'tor,
I Ln O (ieorge L. Lor.vea manager and
Kaiierintcndent, 21? Post bet Orant At
and Stockton
Hamman Albert, laborer, r 18 Verona
Hannnar Abram, blacksmith, r. NE cor Fremont and
Folsom
Hammar Annie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1023
Tenth Av South
Hammar Charles P., tanner S. F. Tannery, r. 3061
Twenty-sixth
Hammar Lais F., confectioner, r. 303 Lombard
iff" Hammar. See Hamer and Hammer
Hammarlind Charles, tanner, r. 2723 Bryant
Hammar.-trom Heliodor, conductor, r. 3947 Clay
Hammatt Robert W. Mrs., r. 911 O'Farrell
Hammel John, clerk, r. 1320 California
Hammel Joseph, elevator man The Auzerais, r. 706 Pine
Hammell John, pointer, r. 324 Minna
Hammell Sanuiel L., horseshoer, r. 8 Gough
i®° Hammell. See Hamill and Hammill
Hammer Alexander, laborer, r. 748 Iowa
Hammer Alvir.a, widow, r. 134 Clipper
Hammer Benjamin, milkman, r. 627 Commercial
Hammer Charles, laborer, r. 306i Twenty -sixth
Hammer Christian, shoemaker, r. 143 Third
Hammer Edward H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 44
Silver
Hammer Edwin, student, r. 110 Guerrero
Hammer Frank G., salesman P'rederick H. Hammer, r.
110 Guerrero
HAMMER FREDERICK H., produce commission,
215-217 Davis, r. 110 Guerrero
Hammer George, clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 110
Guerrero
Hammer Hugo.-clerk, r. 1714 Van Ness Av
Hammer John, coppersmith, r. 837 Folsom
Hammer John, manager children's dept H. Summer-
field & Co., r. 705 California
Hammer Joseph, baker, r. 520 Twenty-second
Hammer Margaret, widow, r. 2231 Mission
Hammer William, salesman W. A. Schrock, r. Oakland
Hammer William F., upholsterer, r. 134 Clipper
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W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer ot Roe
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALi, San Francisco, 1894.
HAM
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Hammer William H., bookkeeper Frederick H. Ham-
mer, r. 2639 Sacramento
HaDuner William O., painter, r. 7 Adelaide PI
g^ Hammer. See Hamer and Hammar
Hammergien Carl F., laborer, r. 537 Arkansas
Hannnerich Annie, domestic 188^ Vandewater
Hammerich Ernest, longshoreman, r. 188J Vandewater
Hammerli Alfred, tailor, li'4 Kearny, r. 3| Moray Alley
Hammerman Henrj-, teamster Anspacher Bros., r. 735
Brannan
Hammers Albert, harness maker, fi24 Laguna
Hammerscblag Annie, wid<iw, r. 627 Stevenson
Hammerschlag Mattes, manager Enterprise Paper Box
Mnfg Co., 115 Battery, r. 1304 Larkin
Hammersciilag Thomas, "clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 627
Sttvenson
Hammerschmidt M. F. Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 707 Mont-
gomery Av
Hammerslev G. H. Jr., clerk Ticket Auditor's DeptS. P.
Co., r. 413 Post
Hammersmith Alfred, student, r. 1308 Geary-
Hammersmith Charles, r. 867 Market
Hammersmith Char es A., solicitor Bovee, Toy & Co., r.
8 Brosnan
Hammersmith Dora Miss, saleslady, r. 301 Van Ness Av
Hammersmith Edward, waiter, r. 617a Lombard
Hammersmith Edward B., bartender, r. 115 Larkin
Hammersmith F. Arthur, clerk Alaska Treadwell Mining
Co., r. .Alameda
Hammersmith George, clerk Frank J. French. r.Alameda
Hammersmith John A. (Hammersmith & Field) r. 2S30
Bush
Hammersmith John E., capitalist, r. 1308 Geary
Hammersmith Louis, cashier Hammersmith & Field, r.
3 Fremont Av
Hammersmith Seymour, driver Consumers' Ice Co., r.
420 Eighth
HA.MMEJtSMITH Jt FIELD (John A. Hammer-
smith and Hampton S. Field) gold and silversmiths,
118 Sutter, Telephone Main 455
Hammerson Alfred T, driver McLellan Bros., r. 1713
Washington
Hammerson W., cutter Thomas C. Butterworth, r. 25
Ninth
Hammerstrom John, master mariner, r. 18 DeBoom
Hammes John, laborer, r. 365 Jessie
Hammett George, fish, 72 and 73 Centre Market, r. 249
Stevenson
Hammett George W. , teamster, r. 639 Jessie
Hammett Theodore, butcher, 639 Jessie
Hammetter Fred, waiter, 1. 609 Pine
Hammill Joseph, laborer, r. 415 Eleventh
Hammill, William H., gripman Powell St. RR., r. 428
Linden .Av
g^ Hammill. See Hamill and Hanimell
Haminit Charles H., clerk WilUam B. Kirk, r. 529 Alva-
ra!o
Haromit John N. ,lcoppersmith S. P. Co., r. 104 Vicks-
burg
Hammon Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 348 Grove
Hammon Th< mas. fireman stmr Bay City, r. Fruitvale
HAM>|0\ >VILLI.4M H., forecast official U. S.
Weather Lureau, 16-18 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 840
Grove
Hammond Albert, speculator, r. 18 Verona
Hammond Anselm C, mining secretary, 39 Merchants'
Exchange Bldg, r. Alameda
Hammond A. C. J., accountant Sun Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Hammond Arthur, carpenter, r. 5 Ver.na
Hammond Charles, cook, r. 412 Folsom,'rear
Hammond Charles, gripman Powill St. RR., r. 1018
Powell
Hammond Charles, ma«-ter mariner, r. 1C8 Minna
Hammond Charles, porter Michael Kilday, r. 414 Folsom
Hammond Charles M., general agent The Boiler Organ
Co., and superintendent street lights S. F. Gas Light
Co. 26 0'Farrell
Hammond Charles J., compositor John D. Hammond, r.
Alameda
Hammond Edward, clerk Charles C. Rledy, r. 1211
Eighteenth
Hammond Emily L. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 714 Geary
Hammond Etta E. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 2732 Howard
Hammond Frances A., widow, furnished rooms, 410
Leavenworth
Hammond Francis M. Mrs., widow, r. 707 CFarrell
Hammond Frank H., carpenter, r. 205 Webster
Hammond Frank L., clerk Railwa.vMail Service, r. Oak-
land
Hammond Fred W., clerk General .Vuditor's Dept 8. F.
Co., r. 707 CFarrell
Hammond George, laborer, r. 654 Howard
Hammond George P., carpenter, r. 16i Chenery
Hammond Harrj- T., compositor Call, r. lillb Clay
Hammond Harry W., clerk Palace Hotel and aecretarv
Eureka Roller Bearing Co., r. 707 CFarrell
Hammond Henry P., student, r. 1904 Market
Hammond Hugh W., clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 935*
Howard
Hammond John (John Hammond & Co.) r. 714 Geary
HAMMOXD JOHX, president La Grande Laundry
Co., 23 Powell, r. 117 Twelfth
Hammond John & Co. (John Hammond) mnfrs railroad
cars and elevatoi-s, millwright-', 334 Beale
Hammond John A., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo Ji
Co., r. 1027 Sutter
HAMMOND JOHN D., ........
A baton (.New Vork) .flethocllst Book De-
pository, 1037 Market, r. Berkeley
Hammond John H., mining and civil .engineer, 22S
Oocker Bldg
Hamnicjnd John J., r. 1316 Page
Hammond Joseph, shoecutter, r. 6181 Minna
Hammond Joseph H., cutter, r. 2732 Howard
Hammond Manton E., Ixjokkeeper J. Hammond k Oo..
r. 714 Gear>-
Hammond Marj-, widow, r. 618J Minna
Hammond Peter, carpenter, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Percy J., student W. H. Armitage, r. 1316
Page
Hammond Philip, metal roofer, 318 Larkin, r. 2 City
Hall PI
Hammond Richard P., r. 906 Jones
Hammond Robert E., clerk, r. 1211 Eighteenth
Hammond Samuel C. (Hammond & Brod)r. 2033Howanl
Hammond Samuel J., watchmaker, r. 16^ Chenery
Hammond Samuel J. Jr., clerk, r. 16.V Chenery
Hammond Sarah M., widow, r. 28321 Sixteenth
Hammond Steve M., with La Grande Laundry, r. 25
Powell
Hammond Susan, widow, r. 1 Reed PI
Hammond Wilbert E., confectioner, r. 418 ffermann
Hammond William, clerk, r. 935* Howard
Hammond William, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. Alameda
Hammond William A., bookkeeper Marshall, Teggart &
Brorsen, r. 1211 Eighteenth
Hammond William B., salesman McDonogh & Runyon.
r. 1211 Eighteenth
Hammond William T., plumber, r. 19i Pond
Hammond William C, stenographer superintendent
Railway Mail Service, r. Hotel Langham
Hammond William L., wood and coal, 958 Mission
UAnWOXD A BKOD (Samuel C. Hammond and
.\miel H. Brod) butchers, 33-35 Fourth, Telephone
Main 5628
Hammonds William J., expressman, r. 434 Hayes, rear
Hamner Estelle Miss, dressmaker, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hamon James A., watchman, r. 133 (Hiestnut
Hamor George H., ironmolder, r. 130 Precita Av
HA'tlPDEN WATCH <0. THE (Canton, O.) A. I
Hall k Son agents, 528-530 Market
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIBS OF STEEET and SIDEWALK WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMEUr STREET, " Room 20
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THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
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Hampe Frederick, tailor, r. 950 Army
Hampe Silas L., electrician John Kline, r. 950 Army
Hamiiel Alexander, tailor, r. 185 Jessie
Hampel August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hampel August C. , butcher, r. 418 Sanchez
Hampshire George W., engineer Shot Tower, r. 508 How-
ard
Hampshire Mary, widow, r. 25 Clementina
Hampdon Joseph, expressman, NE cor Geary and Stock-
ton, r. 658i Jessie
Hampton Albert C, draughtsman Charlea J. I. Dexlin,
r. 933 Valencia
Hamptm Alfred P., carpetlayer, r. 933 Valencia
Hampton Ann E., widow, r. 125 De Long
Ham))ton Charles, machinist Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
Berkeley
Hampton David F., hackman, r. 7^ Freelon
Hampton Gertrude, widow, r. 2 Salmon
Hampton House, Edward Porter proprietor, 113 Fourth
Hampton James C, laborer, r. 1035 l)e Haro
Hampton John L., driver, r. 2626 Sutter
Hampton Joseph A. , collector Madison & Burke, r. 1037
Minna
Hampton Leo F., salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r.
Berkeley
Hampton Mamie, domestic The Colonial
Hampton Mary A., widow, r. 933 Valencia
Hampton Robert, r. 933 Valencia
Hampton Sallie B. Miss, r. 125 De Long
Hampton Thomas, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry.,
r. 3 Thirtieth
Hampton Thomas E. , cabinetmaker, r. 413 Harnson
Hampton William, gardener, r. 52 Williams Av
Hampton William, superintendent Equipment Dept.,
Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Berkeley
Hamptan William C, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 52
Parker Av
HA]llPTO.\ WIlLIA.n E., proprietor and general
manager Pacific Tank Co., 27-29 Beale, r. 628 Slitter
Hamreus Nils, conductor, r. 24 Allen
HamricU Juliet Mrs., furnished rooms, 131 Taylor
Hams Thomas, seaman, r. 7 Jackson
Hamshar Richard H., compositor, r. 512 Mason
Hamshaw James, steward stmr Umatilla
gS' Hanagan. See Hannaffan and Haniiigan
Hanahan John M. , machinist, r. 4 Sumner
g^ Hanahan. See Hanrahan
Hanak Albert, r. 2325 California
Hanak Ferdinand, salesman F. W. Barkhaus, r. 1706
Geary
Hanak Jacob (Hanak & Lasky) r. 1706 Geary
Hanak & Lasky (Jacob Hanak and Michael C. Lasky)
pawnbrokers, 214 Grant Av
Hanaman Benjamin, laborer, r. 552 Natoma
Hanaus Frank, cooper, r. 205 Second
Hanavan John H., contractor brick work, office 16 Post,
r. 2412 Santa Clara
Hanavan Philip, machinist James Young, r. Oakland
Hanav.tn Thorn s J. , millman, r. 337 Tenth
Hanback Harvey, teamster, r. 241 Minna
Han back Walter, elevatorman, r. 241 Minna
Hanberry James, hostler, r. 402 Valencia
Hanberry James, laborer, r. 311 Naples
Hanberry John J., teamster, r. 311 Naples
Hanberrj- Kate Mrs. , r. 311 Naples
Hanberry Peter, laborer, r. 311 Naples
Hanberry William, driver, r. 311 Naples
Hanbury Catherine Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Hanbury John F., purchasing au'ent, office 31 Sutter, r.
318 Kearny
Hance George, painter, r. 310i Sixth
Hanchett David G., carpenter, r. 5J Clinton
Hanchett Victor, shademaker J. Duffy & Co.
Hanck Maxi, bartender Charles F. Rehwald, r. 1073
Market
Hancock Albert W. , laborer, r. 205 Chattanooga
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7V/^7^.=2KEX STREET
Ur-ST.\iRS, opw. Pai.ace Hotel.
Watiy Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
|-redericksbijr^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Hancock B. H., compositor Eximiner
Hancock Brothers (Jules F. and Victor A.) job printers,
661 Market, rooms 45-46
Hanc'>ck David C, bookkeeper Wheaton, Breon& Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Hancock Elizabeth, widow, r. 1836 Turk
Hancock Francis O., calker, r. 28 Silver
Hancock Frank J., printer Hancock Bros., r. 28 Silver
Hancock Frederick S., conductor, Sutter St. RH., r. 1513
Broderick
Hancock House (estate of Samuel Hancock) 781 Mission
Hancock John, teamstei-, r. 822^ Shotwell
Hancock John B., carrier Post Office, r. 1513 Broderick
Hancock John H., carrier Post Office, r. 2238 Post
Hancock Jules F. (Hancock Bros.) r. 28 Silver
Hancock L. M., r. 225 Fair Oaks
Hancock McClellaii, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1513
Broderick
Haneock Robert J., capitalist, r. 928 Broderick
Hancock Robert S., engineer Dickman- Jones Co., r. 727
Harrison
Hancock Stephen S. , laborer, r. 75 Jessie
Hancock Thomas, butcher, 326 Devisadero, r. 1227 FeU
Hancock Victor A. (Hancock Bros.) r. 28 Silver
Hancock William, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Hand Annie Miss, dressm-ik' r, r. 1013 Twentieth
Hand Eliza J., widow, r. 624 Ellis
Hana George, clerk Cabrera, Roma & Co. , r. Alameda
Hand Harry C., bookkeeper Williams, Brown & Co., r.
1722 Fillmore
Hand James W., manager billiardroom Occidental
Hotel, r. 350 Clementina
Hand John, longshoreman, r. 14 Jackson
Hand John J., clerk, r. 1013 Twentieth
Hand John R., telegraph operator, r. 101 3 Twentieth
Hand John S., merchant tailor, r. 1000 Lombard
Hand J W. salesman Pioneer Whit« Lead and Color Wks
r. 34^ Second
Hand Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1013 Twentieth
Hand Stephen H., collector Palatine Insurance Co., r.
712 Taylor
Hand William M., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 1722 Fillmore
Handel George, billiard table mnfr, r. 946 Folsom
Handford Alvin, capitalist, r. NE cor Eighth Av and D
Handlen Richard, laborer, r. 218 Central Av
Handley Charles J., foreman laborers Custom House, r.
1419 Mission
Handley Ellen, widow, r. 4 Billings PI
Handley Hannah S., widow, nurse, r. 289 Iowa
Handley Henry H. , Corporal Police, r. 429 Haight
Handley Hugh E. , clerk Preston an 1 McKinnon, r. 242
Clara
Handley James E., engineer stmr Rio de Janeiro, r. 611
Valencia
Handley James H., ship carpenter, r. 822 Treat Av
Handlev James M., clerk James H. O'Brien, r. 312 Ninth
Handley Jennie Miss, saleslady, r. 637 Golden Gate Av
Handley John, laborer, r. 611 Valencia
Handlev John, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
Handley John F., seaman, r. 4 Billings PI
Handley John J. , clerk, r. 611 Valencia
Handley John M., porter, r. 128 Ringold
Handley Joseph M., tinsmith, r. 4 Billings PI
Handley Josephine Miss, dressmaker Mrs. B. M. Brown,
r. 2J4 Carl
Handley Margaret, widow, r. 475 Valencia
Handley Michael, laborer, r. 119 Silver
Handley Nathan, bartender Steiner & Ferguson
Handley Nellie Miss, saleslady, r. 637 GoldenGate Av
Handley Patrick, laborer, r. 2615 Leavenworth
Handley Patrick H., labo er, r. 2610 Leivenworth
Handlev Thomas W., policeman, r. 43 Jupiter
Handley William F., r. 4 Billings PI
^r Handley. See Hanley and H.-aily
Handlos .\lbert O., cleik Nathan, Dohmiann & Co., r.
237 Fifteenth
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Handles Joseph W., bookbinder, r. 237 Fifteenth
Handlos Oscar A. , salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co. , r. 9
Dikeiuan PI
Handlos Theresa Mrs. , bakery, 237 Fifteenth
Handman Frank C, clerk Collection Dept. Wells Fargo
&Co.,r. lOiOShotwell
Handniann Joseph E., traveling salesman Tillmann &
Bendel, r. 1713 Hyde
Handmann Oscar AI., machinist, r. 22 J John
Handmore Martui J., musician, r. 2809^ California
Handrecks Emil, waiter, r. 727 Sansome
Handscboe Barbara, widow, r. 6 Virginia Court
Hand Charles E., with Examiner, r. Hotel Langham
UAH »» FOKKESX J« ., real estate and loans, 061 Mar-
ket, rooms 57-57 J
Handv Joseph L., salesman George Morrow & Co., r. 225a
Twelfth
Handy Louis (Barber & Handy) r. 1624 Pacific ,
Handv Nelson A., hides and furs, r. 13 J9 Golden Gate
Av
Handy Stephen L., cooper, r. 42 Clara
Hanebeck John, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Hanekamp George F., (Osmer & Co.) r. 125 Perry
Hanekamp William J., carrier Post Office, r. 1114 Elm
Av
Haneke George W. , carpenter, r. 1725J Green
e^ Hanek. See Hanicke
Hanell Harry, engineer tug Hercules, r. 1119 Broad-
way
Hanell William, marine engineer, r. 1119 Broadway
Hanelt Ernst, cook, r. 239 Minna
Haneman Edward, pastry cook Montgomery's Hotel
Hanengress Martin, brewer, r. 727 Hampshire
Haney Charles, conductor, r. 229 Franklin
Haney Charles, peddler, r. 518 Filbert
Haney Frank, peddler, r. 518 Filbert,
Haney Michael T., bartender John Long, r. 127 Fourth
SSg" Haney. See Hanney, Heaney, Heeney a«d Heney
Hanfurd i). T., sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. 321
Pacific
Hanford E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. A'a-
meda
Hanford Emily, widow, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Hantord Emu.a, widow, r. 1210 Seventh Av South
Hanford Eveline F. Miss, teacher South S. F. Primary
School, r. 1210 Seventh Av South
UAKFOKD JAMES M., paymaster Southern Pacific
Co. and Market Street Railway Co., 17 Hobart Bldg,
r. 1205 PeralU, Oakland
Hangen Brown P., truckman Truck 1
Hangert Fritz, bartenler, r. 618 Sacramento
Hanifin Michael J., salesman Abraham Strasser, r. 871
Market
Sff" Hanitin. See Hanavan
Hanify Albert R., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 160
Gulden Gate Av
HAIllrY J. n.f Inmber dealer and
a^eut tor tue Markhani Mill at Markham,
Souoiiia Co., and The <>len4lale and bar-
ren Creek .Mills, Hnuiboldt Bay. Cal.,
office 'Jj Market, rooms 15-I4>, r. '.;.'tl4 lie-
visadero
Hanify Mary, widow, r. 1913 Howard
Hanisch Anna, widow, r. 856 Mission
Uanjes August F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Missi.'U, r. 1732 Stevenson
HANJEtii EIDE H.,groceries and liquors, NE cor
Ellis and Jones, r. 4u6 Jones
Hanjes Herman E., laundry, 1732 Stevenson
Hank Charles H., r. 1011 Leavenworth
Hank Richard, musician, r. Hotel Langham
Hankerson Hiram 1)., upholsterer, 607 Post
HANKI> .M0.\TA011E, secretary British Consul and
agent Joseph Fetley & Co., London, 606 Batlery, r.
San Rafael
Hankin Montague, reporter, r. 9 South Park
Hankin Seymour, solicitor, 506 Battery, r. San R^ael
Hankins Samuel J., stenographer, r. 501 Geary
Hankon Tea Co. (Louis Jensen and Louis J. Christen-
sen) 1811 Powell
Hanks Abbot A., chemist Henry G. Hanks, r. 1124
Greenwich
Hanks Amy D. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1715 Polk
Hanks Calvin W., longshoreman, r. 540 Folsom
Hanks Catherine M., saleslady, r. 626 Eddy
Hanks Harry M., clerk, r. 2122 Howard
Hanks Henry G., analytical chem st, assayer aad geolo-
gist, and proprietor Pac. Chemical Wks, 718 Mont-
gomery, r. 1124 Greenwich
Hanks M. W. (M. W. Hanks & Co.) r. Merchant's Ex-
change Bldg
Hanks M. W. & Co. (M. W. Hanks) mnfrs red rubber
stamps, 34-35 Merchants' Exchange
Hanks Pern* N., salesman The Whitman & Baraes Mnfj
Co., r. Oakland
Hanlan Alexander J., r. 339 Liberty
Hanlan James, r. 339 Liberty
Hanlan John, laborer, r. 601 Seventh
Hanlan John J., clerk, r. 601 Seventh
Hanlan Robert, teamster, r. 601 Seventh
Hanlan William, laborer, r. 129 Sixth
8^'Hanlan. See Hanlon
Hanley Charles P. , collector Edison Light and Power Oo. ,
r. 209 Webster
Hanley David, fitter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 711 Minnesjtfc
Hanley David A., fireman Buckingham & He«A:t, r 14
Ripley PI
Hanley Ellen, domestic 270 Jessie
Hanley Ellen, widow, r. 4 Napier Alley
Hanley Frank, laborer, r. 310 Commercial
Hanley George, laborer, r. 523 Sixth
Hanley Henrv G., teller Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r.
209 Webster
Hanley James, gent's funiishing goods, 779 Market, r
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hanley James, insurance agent, r. 333 Seventeenth
Hanley James, teamster, r. 745 Minna
Hanley James, tinsmith, r. 4 Napier Alley
Hanley Jennie, widow, r. 828 Ge.iry
Hanley John, fireman, r. 4 Napier Alley
Hanley John, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
Hanley John J., bookkeeper Jos. Melczer & Co., r. 63#-
Florida
Hanley John J., oreman Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r
30 Clay
Hanley John M. clerk Lick House, r. 412^ Ringold
Hanley Joseph, tinsmith, r. 4 Napier Allev
Hanley Mary Mrs., r. 630 Floiida
Hanley Matthew J., shoecutter, r. 326 Duncan
Hanley Nathaniel, liquor, dealer r. 1227 Twenty-fifth
Hanley Nora B. Miss, teacher Bemal Heights Primary
School, r. 209 Webster
Hanley Patrick, laborer, r. 428J Seventh
Hanlej- Richard J., policeman, r. NW cor Railroad and
Eighth Avs South
Hanlej^ Thomas, carrier Post Office, r. 716J Ivy At
Hanley Thomas, fireman, r. 4 Napier Alley
HANLEY W. A. Mrs.,
iug. 111! Van .^ess Av
Hanley Walter, machinist, r. 1702 Polk
Hanley W. B., clerk Hancock House
Hanley William, r. 4 Napier Alley
Hanley William, contractor, r. 1702 Polk
Hanley v»illiam H., policeman, r. 415 Seventh At
B^ Hanley. See Handley, Hanly and Henley
Hanlon Agnes, saleslady, r. 29 Clinton
Hanlon Amelia I. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School.
r. 237 Sixth
H.AKLOi\' B. F., insurance agent, office 222 Pine, t.
521 Golden Gate Av
TUG MonarcH Blcucle
Kvery Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
BAKER fir H/iniLTOK
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Aageles
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215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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HAN
695
HAN
Hanlon Catherine, widow, r. 24 Verona
Hanlon Catherine, widow, r. 337 Bryant
HANLON <;HAKLES F., attorney at law, 96 Chron-
icle Bids, r. Hotel Savoy
Hanlon Daniel, notary public, 19 Montgomery', r. 1627
Jackson
Hanlon Daniel, stevedore, r. 29 Clinton
Hanlon Daniel J., rivet heater Pacific Rollintf Mills, r.
29 Clinton
Hanlon Daniel M., stockraiser, r. 1627 Jackson
Hanlon Edward, laborer, r. NW cor Napa and Illinois
Hanlon Edward, hostler, r. 334 Bryant
Hanlon Edward, waiter, r. 5J Scheerer PI
Hanlon Edward R., bookkeeper Baldwin Pharmacy, r.
1423 Bush
Hanlon James, real estate, r. 1611 Gough
Hanlon J..hn, carpenter, 1617 Cilifornia, r. 1423 Bush
Hanlon John, cellarnian, r. 49 Federal
Hanlon John, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Hanlon John Mrs., r. 21 Fourteenth
Hanlon John D., vice-president Chas. M. Plum & Co., r
1915 Baker
HANLON JOHN F., attorney at law, 26 Merchants
Exchange Bldg. r. Fruitvale
Hanlon Joseph, boilermaker, r. 52 Natoma
Hanlon Josie Miss, saleslady, r. 29 Clinton
Hanlon Kittle Miss, saleslady, r. 29 Clinton
Hanlon Louis, waiter, r. 5.i Scheerer PI
Hanlon Louise R. Miss, teacher Madison Primary School,
r. 1112 Powell
Hanlon Matthew, laborer, r. 246 Third
Hanlon Matthew, laborer, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Hanlon Michael, expressman, r. 26 Gilbert
Hanlon M chael, lather, r. Alms House
Ha' don Philip N., cigarmaker, r. 449 Stevenson
Hanlon Valentine, r. 1112 Powell
Hanlon Valentine Jr. , compositor Examiner, r. 1112
Powell
Hanlon Welsh, laborer, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Hanlon William, marine engineer, r. 1610 Howard
19" Hanlon. See Hanlan
Hanly James L., with Dady Report, r. 461 Valencia
Hanly Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1116 Larkin
Hanly Thomas, stevedore, r. 6 Converse
Hanly Thomas J., clerk, r. 461 Valencia
Hanly Thomas J. Jr., compositor, r. 461 Valencia
gS" Hanly. See Handley, Hanley and Henley
Hanmore Hiram, inventor, 20 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Hanna Alexander, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills Co., r.
14 Georgia
Hnnna Annie, domestic 121 Shotwell
Hanna Char es, cabinetmaker Bush & Mallett
Hanna Charles W., cle.-kF. G. Norman & Sons, r. 73
California Av
Hanna Edward, laborer, r. Alms House
Hanna George B., bookkeeper Golden Gate Woolen
MnfgCo., r. 8 E wing PI
Hanna George H., butcher, r. 2068 Market
Hanna Hugh, woodturner W. A. Schrock, r. 73 Califor-
nia Av
Hanna James, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 122J Ridley
Hanna James, stonecutter, r. 335 Duncan
Hanna James L. , plmnber, r. 121 Shotwell
Hanna James T., porter, r. 626 Filbert
Hanna James W. , finisher, r. 1049 Market
HANNA JA>IES W.. secretary The California Mu-
tual Benefit Society, 128 Murphy Bldg, r. 1049 Mar-
ket
Hanna John, engineer, r. 39 Ninth
Hanna John, ma-ter schnr Nettie, Pier 7, Steuart
Hanna Joseph T., reporter Call, r. 626 Filbert
Hanna Richard, salesman, r. 121 Shotwell
Hanna Marv Miss, nurse, r. 121 Shotwell
Hanna Stow W., r. 18.i3 Polk
Hanna Walter, plumber, r. 1600 Mason
tS" Hanna. See Hannah
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
737 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
tH«
Hannagan John, boilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r. Oak-
land
Hanuau an Thomas B., clerk Washburn & Moen Muig
i \>.. r. Alameda
HANNAGAN WILLIAM,
iii»>er, /:il3Hason
e^ Hannagan. See Hanagan and Hannlgan
Hannah Daniel, Sergeant Police, r. 1415 Pacific
Hannah Jesse, carpenter, r. 512 Larkin
Hannah Levi, master stmr Pomona, r. 226i Oak
Hannah William, laborer, r. 1716 Stevenson
Hani ah William, plumber, r. 1292 Market
BS^ Hannab. See Hanna
Hannan Bernard, engineer, r. 1112^ Harrison
Hannan Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Point LoboB aod
Twenty-third Avs
Hannan Dennis, p.tinter, r. 238 Eleventh
Hannan David, >tovemouiiter, r. 2 Chatham PI
Hannan Edward J., packer H. Huddleston & Co., r. flWi
Harrison
Hannan Edward T., clerk Holbrook, MerrUl A Stetson,
r. 41 Perry
Hannan Ella, widow, r. 1757 Howard
Hannan George, clerk, r. 3'i2 Fremont
Hannan Geor^'e T., clerk Creamer & McQoTern, r. 41
Perry
Hannan Hannah Mrs., boarding, 1625 Mission
Hannan Jamas, boilernnker, r. 41 Perry
Hannan James, machinist, r. New Continental Hotel
Hannan James D., condiictor, r. 41 Perry
Hannan James J., clerk, r. 322 Fremont
Hannan Jervis, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Hannan John, clerk Richard Wallmann, r. 2700 Sutter
Hannan John, laborer, r. Alms House
Hannan John, laborer, r. 15 Rausch, rear
Hannan J(5hn, laborer, r. 038J Harrison
Hannan John, marine engineer, r. 346 Beale
Hannan John, seaman, r. 59 Tehama
Hannan John F., clerk, r. 810 Folsom
Hannan John H., teamster, r. 15 Norfolk
Hannan John P., salesman, r. 41 Perry
Hannan Margaret, widow, r. 810 Folscjm
Hannan Mark J., boilermaker, r. 41 Perry
Hannan Mary, domestic 809 Iowa
Hannan Matthew, carpenter, r. 31 Fourteenth
Hannan Michatl, asst keeper Lime Point LighthoBse
Hannan Michael, bartender Patrick J. Ryan, r. 322 ^t-
mont
Hannan Patrick, laborer, r. 9.38^ Harrison
Hannan R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1112J Harrison
Hannan Robert, r. 1112i Harrison
Hannan Thomas, bartender James T. Hannon, r. Hfc
Ninth
Hannan Thomas, laborer, r. 814 Montgomery
Hannan William D., ironworker, r. 322 Fremont '
SW Hannan. See Hannon
Han"appel Peter, laborer, r. 16 Jansen
Hannason Thomas, glass stainer, r. 25 Ninth
Hannay Henry, helper Union Iron Wks, r. 339 Bry.vnt
Hannemann Edward, umbrellamaker, 314 Beale
Hanneraann George, carpenter, r. 446 Brannan
Hannemann H. W., whitening and paperhanging, 4/^
Gearj'
Hanney W. F., miner, r. 314 Fillmore
Hannigan Catherine, widow, r. 20 Willows Av, rear
Hannigan Charles L., goldbeater, r. 27 Minna
Hannigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1122 Montgomery
Hannigan Daniel Jr., r. 1122 Montgomery
Hannigan Edward, teamster, r. 313 Union
Hannigan Eliza, widow, r. 1435 Valencia
Hannigan Hannah, widow, r. 717 Valencia
Hannigan J., stonecutter, r. 553 Fifth
Hannigan James, car])enter, 717 Valencia
Hannigan James F., te;unster, r. 20 Willows Av, rear
Hannigan John, brushmaker, r. 210J Eleventh
Hannigan Joseph, carpenter and builder, 717 Valencii
PASTEUR FILTERS
Shonld be In Every Hoasehold. Rented at Ji.oo per Mon*
C BROWN a SON, 823 Market Street
P£l(l{IENDOtriGO.GH)l|nPflGN£
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman^
HAN
696
HAN
G. L. TAYLOR.
Pres.
m. H. FRIEND
California St.
Hannigan Mar}- M., saleslady, r. 917 O'Farrel;
Hannigan Michael, helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 336
Louisiana
Hannigan Michael P., salesman Neustadter Bro3.,r. 806
Bush
Hannigan M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 917 O'Farrell
Hannigan Nora, domestic 1435 Valencia
Hannigan Patrick, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 616 Sixth
Hannigan Patrick, fireman Chemical Engine 3, r. 21-2
Jackson
Hannigan William, glassblower, r. 1046 Folsom
Hannigan William N., steward, r. 1765 Ellis
05^ Hannigan. See Hanagan and Hannagan
Hanniger Lena, widow, r. 42 Gilbert
Hannivan Maggie, domestic 1915 Pierce
Hanniver William, teamster, r. 19 I sis
Hannon Bridget, domestic 1303 Hyde
Hannon Bridget, widow, r. 719i Franklin
Hannon Catherine, dressmaker^ r. 719^ Franklin
Hannon Charles M., laborer, r. 3i08 Sixteenth
Hannon Eugene, bookkeeper, r. 441 Clementina
Hannon Hubert, clerk, r. 10'24J Natoina
Hannon James T., liquors, 1932 Market and 115 Ninth,
r. 115 Ninth
Hannon John, fireman, r. 719J Franklin
Hannon John, seaman, r. 719i Franklin
Hannon John, seaman, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Hannon John, teamster, r. 1024} Natoma
Hannon K. V. Miss, proofreader Valleau & Oliver, r.
Sausalito, Cal
Hannon Maggie, widow, r. 1024J Natoma
Hannon Mary, widow, r. 256 Clementina
Hannon Michael, fireman, r. 1024} Natoma
Hannon Michael, longshoreman, r. 136 Hickory Av
Hannon Nora, domestic 1316 Steiner
Hannon Patrick, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Hannon Patrick, liquors, 1116 Howard
Hannon Peter J., r. 1116 Howard
Hannon Robert, deckhand stmr Modoc
Hannon Thonnis, laborer, r. 332 Valley
Hannon Thomas J., butcher, r. 1116 Howard
Hannon William, stovemounter, r. 1716 Stevenson
Hannon William, student, r. 1024} Natoma
Hannon William P., laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. 332 Valley
1^^ Hannon. See Hannan
Hannus Frank, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 205
Second
UAKOVER FIRK IKSIJRAXCE CO. (of New
York) Cesar Bertheau manager, M. A. Bertheau
assistant manager, Siebe, Raschen & Co. city agents,
210 Sansome
Hanover House, Mrs. Nellie Wilkes proprietor, 311
Grant Av
Hanrahan Alice, domestic 2508 Sacramento
Hanrahan Annie, domestic 935 Fifteenth
Hanrahan Catherine, widow, r. 907 Eleventh Av, South
Hanrahan David B., teamster Getz Bros. & Co., r. 38
Natoma
Hanrahan Dennis J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 428
Ringold
Uaiirahan Edward, guard County Jail 2, r. 260 Clara
Hanrahan Edward F., clerk Gaston Stiaus, r 428 Ringold
Hanrahan Eliza, domestic 648 Waller
Hanrahan Henry, guard County Jail 3, r. W s San Jose
Road nr Industrial School
Hanrah;tn James, deputy Sheriff, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Hanrahan Margaret, widow, r. 428 Ringold
Hanrahan Thomas, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson &Co.,
r. 907 Eleventh Av, South
Hanrahan Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Lincoln Av
Hanrahan William F., street contractor, r. 428 Ringold
Hanrahan William P., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 147
Perry
Hanrath Fred R., steward U.S. Marine Hospital Ser-
vice, Quarantine Station, Angel Island
Hanratty Arthur F., liquors, 1012 Railroad Av
Hanratty John, weigher F. G. Walkington, r. 150 SUver
Hanratty Michael, stableman Harris Packing and Pro
\ision Co., r. NE cor. Sixth and Berrj-
Hans Julius R., butcher, 76 Clementina
Hans William, clerk, r. 2719 Mission
Hans William Jr., carrier, r. 2719 Mission
Hansbrough George W. , contractor, r. 1287 Stanyon
Hansbrough John W., contractor, 609 Laguna, r. 1020
Stan van
HAXSBROn' CiEOKGR B., secretary S. B. Leavitt
Co., 509-511 Sacramento, r. Alameda
Hansbury Patrick, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Hansbury Peter, blacksmith J. E. Commins, r. Mission
Road nr Five Mile House
Hanschen Peter, driver, r. 315 Shotwt 11
Hanscom Willi .m W., electrical engineer Union Iron
Wks, r. 612 O'Farrell
Hansel Charles, chief tailor Clothing Dept U. 8. A., r.
W s Falcon Av nr Twentieth
Hansel Conrad, baker, r. Alms House
Hansel Emil, billiardtable maker, r. 3 Dikeman PI
Hansel Henry, carpenter, r. 3 Dikeman PI
Hansel Herman, carpenter, r. 3 Dikeman PI
Hansen Caroline S., widow, r. 710 Larkin
Hansen C. E., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 416 O'Farrell
Hansen Geoige B., proprietor Oriel Tea Co., 1900 Mar-
ket, r. 16 Twelfth
Hansen Htnry, carpenter, r. 1103 Pierce
Hansen JohnB., carpet layer, r. 2924 Octwia
Hansel! John T., pressman C. A. Murdock & Oo., r. T
Harry PI
Hansen Wnilam L., upholsterer, r. 2924 Octavia
Hanselman Andrew, ))lumber, r. 5 Cohen PI
Hanselnmn Henry, bartender Tivoli Opera House, r. S2»
Third
Hanselman Henry, cigarmaker, r. 20 Stockton PI
Hanselman Leonard M., cashier Olympic Club, r. 80
Stockton PI
Hanselmann Adolph, baker, r. 2945^ Folsom
Hansen A., fireman stmr Australia
Hansen A. , deckhand stmr Santa Rosa
Hansen Adolph, laborer, r. E s Iowa bet Yolo and Yuba
Hansen Adolph, packer TUlmann & Bendel, r. 632 Sutter
Hansen Ado ph, seaman, r. 229 East
HA.\!»EX ADOLPH L., agent Columbia Shirt Store,
gents furnishing goods, SE ci>r Third and Market,
r. 422 Haight
Hansen A. G., r. 905 Market
Hansen Albert, plumber Conrad Heinz, r. 320 Union
II4.\!»E.\ ALBERT, proprietor Pacific Planing MUls,
S s Berry bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 2513 Post
Hansen Alice, domestic 2311 Webster
Hansen Alice Miss, clerk Melendy & Harriman, r. 30
Dame
Hansen Andreas (Hottua & Hansen) r. 122 Guerrero
Hansen Andreas P., gripman Market St Ry r. 1011a
Minna
Hansen Andrew, gnpman Market St Ry, r. 6 Twenty-
seventh
Hansen Andrew, miner, r. Alms House
Hansen Andrew, quartenniSter stmr Queen,
C'hesley
Hansen Andrew P., clerk Chronicle, r. 164a Clara
Hansen Annie, widow, r. 514 Second
Hansen Annie, widow, r. Seventeenth Av South bet K
and L
Hansen Asmus, assayer Selby Smelting & Lead Co., r.
Mill Valley, • al
Hansen Asmus H., proprietor New Hausa Hotel, 320
Drumm
Hansen Asmus W., clerk, r. 320 Drumm
HANSEN' AI«. CO. TH E (August Hansen and Win-
iam J. Van Der Kaay) dealers in fine art, importers
and dealers in pictures, frames and artists' materials,
228 McAllister
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office:, 33 GEARY ST".
Telephone, Main 5125.
CAHON, BELL & CO. «1i"-'r:^.™'' 406 CalllOFIlla St.
NEUH?^\JS
St CO. 115 ICET^RNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
HAN
697
HAN
Hansen August (The Aug. Hansen Co.) r. 323 Lark in
Hansen August, hamessmaker, r. 339 Union
Hansen August, seaman schr Bender Brotliers, r. 40>i
Drumni
Hansen August, seaman stmr Mariposa
Hansen Axel, laborer Peter Wolfe, r. 262 Third
Hansen Axel, seaman stmr C"lima
Hansen Bernhard, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Berkeley
Hansen Bernard H., master schr Abbie, office 48 Market
r. 8 Verona
Hansen Brothers (Jens P. and Hans F.) tailors, 13t}
Natoma
Hansen C, beveler Pioneer WTiite Lead and Color Wks,
r. 7 Geneva
Hansen Carl, butcher, r. 1321 Sixth Av South
Hansen Carl, clerk S. P. Co., r. 786 Harrison
Hansen Carl, tailor, r. 25 Folsom Av
Hansen Carl, teamster, E s Fifth Av South nr K, r. Sixth
Av South bet K and L
Hansen Carl C. , physician and surgeon, office and r.
1401 Powell
Hansen Carl S., clerk Henry C. Campbell, r. 632 Sutter
Hansen Caroline B., widow, r. 222 Noe
Hansen Charles, band sawyer M. Hansen & Co.
Hansen Charles, bartender, r. 416 Broadway
Hansen Charles, carpenter, r. 613^ Ivy Av
Hansen Charles, master mariner, r. 3 Midway
Hansen Charles, seaman schr Parkersburg, r. 131 East
Hansen Charles, waiter, r. 617 Geary, rear
Hansen Charles A. (Charles A. Hansen & Co.) r. 315
Guerrero
HANSEN CHARLES A. & CO.,
((uarlt-H A. uan»>eii; cliciuleal .sicaiii
dyeing and cleaning works, 313-315
4jlH«rrero
UAMSEN CHARLES E., president National Brew-
ing Co., SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 838 Fulton
Hansen Charles H., waiter J. R. Jorgensen, r. 32
Fourth
Hansen Chares J., fireman Mills Bldg, r. 834b Alabama
Hansen Charles R. (C. R. Hansen & Co.)r. 110 Geary
Hansen Charles R. Jr., clerk, r. 110 Gearv
HANSEN CHARLES R. & CO.,
(I'uarie.s R. Hansen) inalr an<i female
employment office, 110 Geary, Telephone
Main 485
Hansen Charlotte Mrs., r. 335 Sixth
Hansen Christ, deckhand, r. 1 Lundy Lane
Hansen Christ, teamster, r. 342 Fourth
Hansen Christ H., with Inglenook Vineyard Agency, 101
Front
Hansen Christ K., master mariner, r. 1770 Howard
Hansen Christ T., waiter, r. 5 Market
Hansen Christian, bartender, r. 809 Vallejo
Hansen Christian, blacksmith, r. 28 Twenty-first
Hansen Christian, laundryman, r. 20 Elizabeth
Hansen Christian, seaman, r. 28 Rausch
Hansen Christian, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Hansen Christian, ship carpenter, 151 Berry
Hansen Christian, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co., r. 68 Te-
hama
Hansen Christian M., foreman Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
208 Chattanooga
Hansen Christian R. D., traveling salesman National
Brewing Co., r. 828 Fulton
HANSEN CHRISTIAN W. (Hansen & Bain) r. San
Mateo, Cal
Hansen Christina Mrs., bakery, 411 Bay
Hansen Christopher, driver, r. 718 Tehama
Hansen Christopher, laborer, r. 51 Whitney
Hansen Christopher, master schr Rosie H, pier 7 St^nart.
r. 716 Bay
Hansen Claus C, master st.nr North Fork, office 6 Cali-
fornia, r. 1308J Devisadero
Hansen Edward, master stmr Onward, r. 60(H Chestnut
WATSON 4, CO., 124 Market Street
S&ND FOR CIRCULARS.
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u
LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CliiCflGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Hansen Elizabeth, widow, liquors r. 116 Welsh
Hansen Eniil, driver John B. Knudson, 224 Borland
Hansen Emma, domestic 2309 Fillmore
Hansen Emma, domestic 2ql3 Howard
Hansen Erichtha, widow, r. 18 Allen
Han. en Euphemia, widow, dyeing and cleaning, 24 Ma-
son, r. ■.'23 Gough
Hansen F. Amandas D., driver National Brewing Co., r.
828 Fnlton
Hansen Frank, watchman, r. 475 Shotwell
Hansen Fred, master mariner, r. 112 Precita Av
Hansen Fred, seaman, r. Oriental Hotel
Hansen Frederick, laborer, r. 1507 Kentucky
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. NW cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Hansen Frederick C. , cigars and tobacco 527 East, r. 320
Drumni
Hansen Frederick J., dyer Euphemia Hansen, r. 223
Gough
Hansen Frederick L., contractor and builder, office 16
Post, r. Oakland
Hansen F. W., driver Electric Laundry, r. 205 East
Hansen George, cabinet maker Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.
408 Noe
Hansen George, laborer, r. 52 Ore on
Hansen George, liquors, 108 Sutter
Hansen George A., bookkeeper George A. Clark & Bro..
r. Oakland
Hansen George A. , teamster, r. 542 Second
Hansen George J., teamster, r. 542 Second
Hansen George N., cook, r. 231 Twenty -fifth
Hansen Georgiana Mrs., r. 12 Cleveland
Hansen Gottfried P., master schr Norma, office Wood,
Slade, Thayer Co., foot Spear
Hansen Gustiv, clerk H. Wolf & Bro., r. 1129 Howard
Hansen Gustav, sawyer, r. 144 Shipley
Hansen Gust ive, laborer, r. 4 Russ
Hansen Hans, bartender Harry Billings, r. 801 Mont-
gomery
Hinsen Hans, bootblack, NW cor Steuart and Howard
Hansen Hans, civil engineer, r. 40 Ringold
Hansen Hans, conductor Market St.Ry,r.321 San Jose Av
Hansen Hans, driver Richard Keller, r. cor Nineteenth
Av and K
Hansen Hans, laborer, r. 36 Morris Av
Hansen Hans, laborer, r. 432 Twenty -eighlh
Hansen Hans, laundry, 110 Pennsylvania Av
Hansen Hans, master tchr Annie E., Pier 7 Steuart
Hansen Hans, master schr P. and R. No. 6, r. 120
Morris
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Hansen Hans, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 823 Elev-
enth Av South
Hansen Hans, watchman, r. 644 Filbert
Hansen Hans A., laborer, r. 809 Texas
Hansen Hans B. (Iversen & Hansen) r. 455 Jersey
H nsen Hans C. (M. Hansen & Co.) r. 1103 Nebraska
Hansen Hans F. (Hans-en Bros.) r. 711 O'Farrell
Hansen Hans J., fireman, r. 1110 Indiana
Hansen Hans J., waiter, r. 451 i Tehama
Hansen Hans L., laborer, r. 435 Pine
Hansen Hans P., agent Electric Laundry Co., r. 207 East
Hansen Hans T., cashier S. G. Birkholm, r. 207 East
Hansen Harry, master schr Sacramento, office 14 Cali-
fornia
Hansen Harry A., clerk S. F. Novelty and Plating Wks,
r. 108 Sutter
Hansen Henry (Hansen & Cordsen) r. 1221 Polk
Hansen Henry, housemover, r. 409 Fifth
Hansen Henry, laborer Pac. Planing Mills, r. 18 Twenty-
first
Hansen Henry, liquors, r. 918 Montgomery
Hansen Henry, ropemaker Cal. Wire Wks, r. 434 Fran-
cisco
Hansen Henrv, shipping agent, 17 Vallejo, r. 1900 Powell
Hansen Henry, te mster, r. SE cor Point' Lobos and
Twenty-second Avs
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Place Your Fire Insurance
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428 California Street
Hansen Henry A. R., clerk, r. 1569 Market
Hansen Herman, seaman, r. 210 Steuart
Hansen Hemian W., ariist H. S. CrookerCo., r. Alameda
Hansen Hermann, bartender, r. 32J Federal
Hansen Hermann, butcher, r. 1323 Sixth Av South
Hansen J. Mrs., dressmaking, 105 Grove
Hansen Jacob, conductor, r. 12 Locust
Hansen Jacob C, insurance agent, r. 603 Geary
Hansen James, collector, r. 30 Dame
Hansen James S., waiter, r. 617 Geary, rear
Hansen Jefferson, laborer S. P. Co., r. 497 Fourth
Hansen Jens C. (Heilbrunn Mnfg Co. and Scandinavian
Publishing Co. ) and agent Thing%'alla Steamship Co.,
207 East, r. Oakland
Hansen Jens P. (Hansen Bros.) r. 228 Chenerv
Hansen J. C. clerk J. H. C, Prien,
Hansen Johannes, janitor First National Bank Bldg, r.
319 First
Hansen John, r. 516 Third
Hansen John, carpenter, r. 37^ East
Hansen John, carpenter, r. 48 Palmer
Hansen John, laborer, r. 335 Sixth
Hansen John, laborer, r. 416 Sixth
Hansen John, laborer, r. 511 Lombard
Hansen John, laborer, r. 2554 Greenwich
Hansen John, liquor.a, 16 Califoniia, r. 914 Silver
Hansen John, liquors, 102 Jackson
Hansen John, master marner, r. 712 Hampshire
Hansen John, seaman, r. 1012 Lyon
Hansen John, tailor, 1569 Market
Hansen John C.,, blacksmith, r. 506 Corbett Road
Hansen John C, laborer, r. 27 Beaver
Hansen John C, solicitor, r. 326 Jessie
Hansen John F., clerk, r. 1770 Howard
Hansen John H., apprentice machinist Pac. Rolling
Mills, r. 22| Quinn
HA]N8EN JOH!V H.. attorney at law, 47 Mills Wdg,
7th floor, r. 26 Tweltth
Hansen John H., gardener, r. 1522 Turk
Hansen John H., laborer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 516 Third
Hansen John P., car)ienter, 1502 Stockton, r. 908J Val-
lejo
Hansen John R., salesman, r. 626 California
Hansen Jorgen, cigars and tobacco, 205 East, r. Oakland
Hansen Justus, brewer National Brewing Co., r. 709 J
Fulton
Hansen Kate, domestic 3024 Clay
Hansen Kate, nurse 2100 California
Hansen Lars, coik H. H. Hjul, r. 108 Eigh'h
Hansen Lars, master mariner, r. 227 Seventh
Hansen Laurence, teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage
Co., r. 6 Garden
Hansen L. C. G., master schr Guide, 207 East, r. 425
Francisco
Hansen Lena, domestic 717 Twenty-first
Hansen Louis, bartender, r. 22 Sacramento
Hansen Louis, cook schr Falcon
Hansen Louis, laborer, r. 120 Mississippi
Hansen Louis, master mariner, r. 3 California
Hansen Louis, oysterman, r. 22^ Clara
Hansen Louis C, blacksmith, r. 506 Corbett Road
Hansen Louis H., liquors, E s Kentucky nr Nevada
Hansen Louis O., salesman Golden Gate Compressed
Yeast Co., r. 844 McAllister
Hansen Ludwig, liquors, 643 McAllister
HANSEN M. & CO. <Mar.(aard and
llaus 4 . Iiaiiscn) iiropriotors The King
PlanliiK Mill, turiiine, brackets, iiiold-
ings and all kinds of house finishings
on hand and made to order, 3;{|-3;>l
King bet Third and Fourth, Telephone
5H5«
Hansen Marie, domestic 907 Pine
Hansen Marie Miss, r. 28 Twenty-fii-st
Hansen Marquard (M. Hansen i.<i Co.) r. Belmont, Oal
Hansen Martha, domestic 909 Dolores
Hansen Martin, master U. S. Revenue Cutter QenenU
Hartley, r. 130 Francisco
Hansen Martin, 2d officer stmr El Capitan, r. East Oak-
land
Hansen Martin A., waiter, r. 810 Powell
Hansen Martha C, seaman, r. 528 Bryant
Hansen Mary, domestic 1102 Green
Hansen Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Hansen Matthias, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 916
Army
Hansen M. Christian, master mariner, r. San Lorenzo.
Cal.
Hansen M. R., seaman, r. NE cor Nevada and Vermont
H.4.NSEN NED. restaurant, 243-245 East, r. Alameda.
Hansen Nels. laborer M. Hansen & Co.
Hansen Nelson, teamster, r. 7a Alemany
Hansen Nellie Miss, r. N s Beach bet Hyde and Larkin
Hansen Nettie Miss, assistant Librarian Free Public
Library, Branch 2, r. 917 Solano
Hansen Nicholas, dairjinan, r. NE cor .\mazon Av and
Naples
Hansen Ole, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1654 Market
Hansen Ole, steward schr Corinthian
Hansen Ole, seaman, r. 37J East
Hansen Olof J., r, 1070 Second Av
Hansen Olofl, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Hansen Oscar, laborer, r. E s Arkansas nr Twenty-flftk
Hansen Oscar, laborer, r. 7 Geneva
Hansen Oscar H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 542 Second
Hansen Otto, barber, r. 504 Second
Hansen Otto, bartender E. C. Larsen & Co., r. 1©0 Steo-
art
Hansen P., sign cleaner, r. Commercial House
Hansen Peter, r. 11 Hopeton Terrace
Hansen Peter, bricklayer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Hansen Peter, carpenter, r. Alms House
Hansen Peter, cook, r. 60 Turk
Hansen Peter, engineer, r. Beach nr Baker
MANSER PETEK, hay, grain, wood and ooaI, cor
Railroad Av and Seventh Av South
Hansen Peter, ironer La Grande Laundy, r. 1018 MiniM
Hansen Peter, laborer, r. 130 Rose Av
Hansen Peter, laborer, r. 325 Mississippi
Hansen Peter, laborer, r. 746 Fourth
Hansen Peter, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 205 Olam
Hansen Peter, master mariner, r. 2 Washington
Hansen Peter, master schr Emily Lundt, r. Oakland
Hansen Peter, painter, r. 30 Dame
Hansen Peter, i)ilot, r. 475 Shotwell
HA.\SE:W peter, proprietor Crj^^Ul Hotel, 739
Fourth
Hansen Peter, seaman, r. 100^ Jackson
Hansen Peter, sexton First English Evangelical Church,
r. 137 Clara
Hansen Peter, tailor, r. 228 Chenery
Hansen Peter, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Lagona
Hansen Peter, waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Hansen Peter C, carpet cutter M. Friedman & Co., r.
138 Lombard
Hansen Peter R., undertaker United Undertakers' Asso-
ciation, 27-29 Fifth, r. 407 Minna
Hansen Rasmus E. , master mariner, r. 7 Vassar PI
Hansen Samuel E. D., driver, r. 614 Webster
Hansen Severt D., widow, r. 2476 Market
Hansen Sigfried, r. 409i Third
Hansen Sophie Miss, confectionery, 940 Valencia
Hansen Sophie Miss, stftdent, r. 2476 Market
Hansen Sophie K. Miss, stenographer, r. 1770 Howard
Hansen Soren, carjienter, r. 123 Tenth
Hansen Soren M., driver People's Dairj , r. 28S Willow
Av
Hansen Stephen B., laborer, r. 600 Minna
Hansen Theodore, cook Olsen Bros., r. 12 Perry
Hansen Theodore A., helper G. & E. Snook, r. Mill Valley
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC^lLr^.^rrJc
MflGlG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
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Montgomery St.
109
HAN
699
HAN
Hansen Theodore p., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 127
Tenth
Hansen Thomas (Heesch & Hansen) r. 100 J Jackson
Hansen Thomas, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
Hansen Thomas, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Hansen Victor P., painter, r. 214 Third
Hansen Wilhelm, gripman, r. 593 Schrader
Hansen William, foreman Mayrisch Bros., r. 504 Ellis
Hansen William, janitor Miller, SIoss & Scott, r. 411
Bay
Hansen William, porter Dodge. Sweeney & Co., r. 86
Fair Oaks
Hansen William (J., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Ala-
■ANSBN •& B.4IX (Christian W. Hansen and Alex-
ander Bain) proprietor San Francisco Stove Works,
622-628 Third
Hansen & Cordsen (Henry Hansen aud Jesse D. Cordsen)
bakery, 1221 Polk
e^ Hansen. See Han on and Hansen
HANi^FOKD BLOCK, junction Market and Davis
Hansh John, piinter, r. 624 Seventh
Hansha Barbara, widow, r. 6 Virginia Court
Handshaker Edgar C, r. 10 B.aver
Hanson Abel H., expressman, r. 25 10 Post
Hanson Albert, mariner, r. 184 Perry
Hanson Alfred C, carpenter, r. 71 j Howard
Hanson Amy, nurse 1409 Hyde
Hanson Andrew, bartender, r. 648 Howard
Hanson Andrew, sawver Truckee Lumber Co.
Hanson Annie Mrs., r. 1314 Alabama
Hanson Annie, widow, r. 18 Sherman
Hanson Arnt, seaman, r. 6 Havens
Hanson Augusta, widow, r. 323 Larkin
Hanson Benjamin, clerk Hahn & Bohlmann, r. Koster
House
Hanson Bernard H. , master mariner, r. 1233 York
HANSON B. F. Ol CO. (Mrs. E. P. Covell) trpewril-
ing machines sold and rented, 38 Chronicle Bldg
Hanson Carl, sailmaker Hendrix & Eraser, r. 1817 Stock-
ton
Hanson Caspar, carpenter, r. 504 Howard
HANSON CHARLES (Hanson & Co.) and treasurer
Puget Sound Lumber Co., office 48 Market, r. Red-
wood City, Cal
Hanson Charles, laborer, r. 65| Everett
Hanson Charles, liquors, 1111 Mission, r. 1113 Mission
Hanson Charles, seaman, r. 532 Grove
Hanson Charles, painter, r. 1015J Larkin
Hanson Christian H. , clerk, r. 623^ Shotwell
Hanson Christine, domestic 1617 Lyon
HANSONDE.HPSEV B., manager The Edward P.
Allis Co., 31 Main, r. 1262 Eighteenth
Hanson Edward B., conductor Sutter St Ry, r. 2510 Post
Hanson Emil, seaman, r. 219 Tehama
Hanson Emily, widow, r. 509 Gough
Hanson Fergus R., chief Market Inspector, r. 1708
Stockton
Hanson Prank, butcher T. H. Bradbury & Co., r. 2510
Post
Hanson Freda, domestic 603 Sutter
Hanson Frederick, laborer, r. 27 Laskie
Hanson Fred P., draughtsman Fulton Engand Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 1708 Stockton
Hanson George (Hanson & Walls) r. 20 O'Farrell
Hanson George, clerk, r. 2510 Post
Hanson George, wood and coal, 300 Twenty-first
Hanson George A., r. Ill Polk
Hanson George F., physician, 715 Clay, r. 2534 Mission
Hanson George J., clerk, r. The Colonial
Hanson Gundei, marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Hanson Gustave A., clerk H. Wolf & Bros., r. SW cor
Seventh and Howard
Hanson Hans, baker, r. 406a Grove
Hanson Hans, seaman, r. 204j Francisco
Hanson Hans, seaman, r. cor Drunun and Commercial
Hanson Hans J., Laborer S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3iil4 HVDB ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 A. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE OHITED STHTES BREWERY
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Hanson Hans P., laborer, r. 860 Howard ' j
Hanson Harold E., pressman The Getchell- Berry Print- _^^
ing Co., r. 442 Twenty-fourth ^^^^
Hanson Harvey, seaman, r. 116 Berry ^,^^^»
Hanson Henry, boots and shoes, 614 Montgomery, r. ^^■^ .
3014 Sacramento, rear m^^^
Hanson Henry, carpenter, r. Alms House ^^^3
Hanson Henry, cook, r. 8 Clay
Hanson Henry, laborer, r. 41 Ridley
Hanson Henry L., porter Buneman & Martinoni, r. Ala- ^^^^
meda ^^^^
Hanson Henry W., lumbennan, r. 407 Harrison "^^^^
Hanson Herman H., dental student, r. 1614 Golden Gate ^^^
Av ~ ~
Hanson Jacob, laborer, r. 144 Chestnut t^ J
Hanson James W., traveling salesman, r. 1614 Golden
Gate Av
Hanson Jens K., liquors, 619 Davis, r. 808 Folsom
Hanson Johanes C, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Hanson John, driver Jersey Milk Co., r. 350 Tehama
Hanson John, driver Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 804
Filbert
Hanson John, seaman stmr Alameda
Hanson John, seaman, r. 9 Dore
Hanson John, seaman, r. 712 Hampshire
Hanson John A., musician, r. 539a Natoma
Hanson John P., commission merchant, r. 249 Fifth
Hanson Joseph, manner, r. 184 Perry
Hanson Joseph S., clerk, r. 407 Harrison
Hanson Josephine, widow, r. 118c San Jose Av
Hanson L-rs, r. 47 Hoff Av
Hanson Lawrence, watertender stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1012i
Shotwell
Hanson Louis, driver, r. 844 McAllister
Hanson Louis, master mariner, r. 243i Langton
Hanson M., seaman stmr Eureka, r. 7 Midway
Hanson ilartin, clerk McVicker, Broderick & Co. , r. 12
Cleveland
Hanson Martin, joiner Excelsior Redwood Co. , r. 1236
Mission
Hanson Martinus Mrs., widow, r. 6 Havens
Hanson Mary Mrs. , r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Hanson Nels, seaman, r. 316 Beale
Hanson Nicholas v., carpenter Wells, Eussell & Co., r.
82 Clipper
Hanson Niels L. watchmaker, 1201 Market, r. 507 Ver
mont
Hanson O. F., dampener La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Hanson Olaf, cigarmaker, 837 Folsom
Hanson Olat, seaman, r. 229 East
Hanson Oscar, seaman, r. 425 East
Hanson Oscar, teas and coffees, 133b Fifteenth
Hanson Peter, driver Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 316
Shotwell
Hanson Peter, gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1023 Union
Hanson Peter, laborer, r. 82 Jessie
Hanson Peter, seaman, r. 1912 Hyde
HANSON PETER H. (Antonetti & Hanson) r. 113
Fulton
Hanson Rudolph, marine engineer, r. Alameda
Hanson S. B., laborer S. P. Co.
Hanson Severin, longshoreman, r. 407 Harrison
Hanson Thor, seaman, r. 47 HofE Av
Hanson W., waiter Kramer & Peterson
HANSO.\ WiLLIAM (Morgan & Hanson) and secre-
tai-y Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alann Co. , Pacific Pat-
ent Plaster Co., Nev^ida Gypsum and Fertilizing Co.,
and Fruit Vale (Fresno) Estate, Telephone Bldg, 216
Bush, r. Cosmos Club
Hanson William, electrician, r. 301 Leavenworth
HANSON WILLIAM E., resUurant, 236 Montgom-
ery, r. 124 Twenty-sixth
HANSON A CO. (Charles Hanson) lumber dealers
and proprietors Tacoma Mill Co. (Washington) 48
Market, branch Redwood City
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M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'8
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNE8.
HAN
700
HAR
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Hanson & Walls (George Hanson and William W. Walls)
mnfr's agents, 20 O'Farrell
1^" Hanson. See Hansen and Hanssen
Hanssen Alexander H. , cirpenter, r. 1629 Church
Hanssen Olaf J., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1070 Second
Av North
Hanssen Catherine, trainel nurse, r. N s Aldine nr Wil-
lard
Hanton Alfred G., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.
505J Fell
Hanton Oharles W. , paiierhimger, r 136 Collingwood
Hanton George, shipcarpent -r, r. 505| Fell
Hanton John, porter Mills Bldg, r. 625 Powell
Hanshiels H., storekeeper stmr Umatilla
Haitzel John, clerk, r. K s Moultrie nr Old Hickorj' Av
H^persberger Albert K., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2U Third
Hapfenzitz MaxiniiHian, shoemaker, 329 Eddy
Hapj) Adolph L., laborer, r. 513 Buchanan
Happ Charles R. (Happ & Gingg) r. 20 Hollis
Happ Raymond, barber, r. 20 Hollis
Happ & Gingg (Charles R. Happ and Ulrich Gingg) bar-
bers, 30 Geary
Happburger Louis, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros. r. 21
Clara
H.4FPER8BEROEK KNIL. druggist and chemis
NW cor Sixth and Mission, Telephone South 258, r.
itivs Devisader.)
HAPPERSBERGERFRANK....P.
i«p, stuaio ..I i-arK Av, r. Hilt Hyde
HAPPV MEDIUM I«IEDI€i:VE CO., M. W. Bode
manager, 600 Golden Gate Av
Happy Valley Blue Gravel and Hydraulic Mining Co.
(Calaveras Co.) Daniel M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine,
rooms 35-36
Haquette Eniil J., messenger Lighthouse Engineers, r.
1231 Turk
Haquette Ernest (Hagenian & Haquette) r. 1613 Post
fiS" Haquette. See Hackett
Harais Alexander (Harais & Doualeby) r. 136 Second
Harais & Doualeby (Alexander Harais and Abraham
Doualeby) dry goods, 13J Second
Haran James A., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oakland
Haran Patrick, gripman, r. 1913^ Hyde
SS" Haran. See Harron
Haraszthy A. F., bookkeeper Cook & Co., r. 113 Fourth
Haraszthy Arpad (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. 1917 Web-
ster
HAKASZTHV AKPAK A €0. DEPARTMENT
lAMFORMA Wli\E ASSOCIATION (Arpad
Haraszthy and Henry Epstein) producers Eclipse
champagne and California wines and brandies, 530
Washington
Haraszthy Charles J. , c liar master Arpad Haraszthy &
Co., r. 1917 Webster
Harbach Daniel L., salesman, r. 1417 Washington
Harber I., tailor, r. 1729 Scott
Harbert Edward L., bookkeeper Louis Taussig & Co., r.
San Leandro
Harbert John W., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. San Leandro
Harbey Jdseph, gardener, r. 128 Moulton
Harbey Richard, r. 700 Jones
Harbin Robert, news agent, r 703 Green
Harboe Charles Mrs., r. 515 Broderick
IIAICBOR COMMISSIONERS, office 10 California
HARKOR COMMISSIONERS- REPAIR DE-
PARTMENT, William Patterson superintendent,
Hovvar.l Taylor Jr. assistant superintendent, office
NW e.ir Pacific and East
HarlKir Li>fht and Power Co., NE cor Vallejo and Davis
HARBOK POLICE FORCE. 30 Sacramento
HARBOR VIEW BATHS. Rudolph Herman propri-
etor, NW cor Baker and Jefferson
HARBOR VIEW MARKET, William Oswald pro-
prietor, 1012 Pacific
HAK80R VIEW PARK, 8«dolph Herman proprie-
tor, NW Baker and Jefferson
HARBOUR .lOHN II.. secretary and treasurer Pa-
cific Electrical Storage Co., 318 Eddy
Harbutt Lawrence, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1511 Steiner
Harby Amelia Miss, canvasser, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Harby Horace A., advertising solicitor, r. 821 J Folsom
Harby Rosalie Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar School,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Harcourt Charles, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r.
603J Third
Harcourt Elizabeth, widow, r. 1323 Minna
Harcourt Hatt'e Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 132*
Minna
Harcourt James M., architect and builder, 106 Leidee-
dorff
Hard Leonora, widow, r. 522 Waller
Hard Ray A., sawyer, r. 14 Pierce
Hardback William, peddler, r. 1615 Powell
Hardcastle George, dentist, 115 Montgomery Blook
HarJe Bernhard, seaman, r. 8 Welsh
Harde Meta, widow, r, 8 Welsh
Harde William, r. 8 Welsh
Hardee The idore Z., shorthand reporter, 23 MiUa Bldg,
10th floor, r. 410 Post
Hardeman Bert, papercarrier, r. 3120 Fillmore
Harden! m Thomas V. , conductor Market St. Ry. r. 1101
Page
Harden Th mias P., corresponding clerk U. S. Surveyor
General's Office, r. Oakland
Hardenbergh James R., distributor Post Office, r. 421
Hyde
Hardenbergh Marii, widow, r. 1004 Geary
Hardenbergh Percy B., clerk Goodyear Rubber Oo., r.
Oakland
Hardenbergh S. Brush, clerk Baldwin Hotel
Hardenburg M. G. Co. (Amador Oo.) C. Ti Bridge secre-
tary, 3 Hobart Bldg
Hardenburgh Andrew G. , clerk Madison & Burke, r. 171S
Eddy
Hardenburgh Louise Mrs., r. 1713 Eddy
Harder Claud, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 211 Gough
Harder Fred, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho. Co.,
r. Berkelev, Cal.
Harder Hans D. (Harder & Broemmer) r. 1311 Scott
Harder Holger H. , waiter, r. 122a Eighth
Harder Holger H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 122a Eighth
Harder John, blacksmith, r. 215 Waller
Harder John, liquors, 1510 Kentucky
Harder Joseph A., master mariner, r. 623 Bryant
Harder Max A., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 211
Gough
Harder Nicholas, painter, r. 8 Gough
HARDER PETER, wines and liquors, 7 Market, r.
215 Waller
llf »rR Jii BROEMMER (Hans D. Harder and
William Broemmer) liquors, NE cor Fourth and
Everett, and NE or Geary and Larkin
8^" Harder. See Harter
Harders Edward S.. teamster W. A. Fleming & Ox, r.
516 Fourth
Harders Frederick, teamster, r. 327 Ivy Av
Harders George W., teamster, r. 490 Sanchez
Harders Gustavus, teamster, r. 327 Ivy Av
Harders John, tanner, r. Fifteenth Av South nr H
Hardewig Bernard, porter A. Hirschman, r. 1326 Pill-
morrt
Hardey John F., clerk, r. 432 Turk
Hardgrave James, fireman, r. 135 Erie
Hardie Albert M. , meter reader Spring Valley W. W. , r.
731 i Twenty-second
Hardie Frank D. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. 8. P.
Co., r. 2635 Mission
SW Hardie. See Hardy
Hardigan Catherine, widow, r. 218 Fair Oaks
Hardigan Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 2440 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2G
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°,.I?"p?,^vt!T'p«.''J.?'p'i!i''
THE FITTZ CURE ^?r.fl'-eCo."Pi!sw
HAR
701
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Write to N.J. STONE & CO.
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Hardinian John, wood and coal, 710 Brannan, r. 414
Utah
Hardiman Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Hardiman Sarah, r. Itill Larkin
Hardiman Thomas W., gilder, r. 35 Sanchez
Hardin Cirrie, widow, r. 1309 Mission
Hardin Georgd C, accountant Goldberg, Bowen & Le-
banbaum, r. 425 Geary
Hardin James J., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1309
Mission
Hardin John T., carpenter and builder, r. 732 Capp, rear
Harding August A., mnfr gas engines, and mechanical
and electrical engineer, with Golden State and Min-
ers Iron Works, r. Oakland
Harding Charles M , r. 3 8 Kearny
Harding Edward B., collector, r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding Emily F. T. Miss, stenographer, r. 2 Torrens
Court
Harding Everett S., clerk, r. 523 Golden Gate Av
Harding Henry, bookkeeper, r 425 Geary
Harding Henry A., master mariner, 229 San Jose Av
HARDING JAMES W., attorney at law, 628 Mont-
gomery, room 34, r. 952 Kirkham, Oakland
Harding Joseph, driver National Brewing Co., r. 2808
O'Farrell
HARUINU MARCiARET JU. G. 1IIR8., proprietor
Harding's Law and Collection Office, 303 Mont-
gomery, r. 1413 Taylor
Harding Ralph J., r. 326 Larkin
Harding Ray , laborer, r. 411 Ridley
UARI>l>iG RUI.^HARIIT T., attorney at law, 222
Sansome, 6th floor, room 9, r. 113 De Long
Harding Sheridan, commission merchant, 422 Battery,
r. 2314 Webster
Harding William, salesman, r. 1334 Natoma
HARDING. WILLIAM C.,€< M. M. D., dentist,
office and r. 614 Mason
Harding Williiim J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., 2315 Mariposa
HARDING'S LAW AND COL-
LECTION OFFICE !ri."iST„'5
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Montsonierv. TeI«'|>lione Main '.217
HARDISTI UKXJAMI.V MfL., superintendent
Registry Division, Post Office, 530 Calilornia, r. 1101
Pine
B^" Hardisty. See Hardesty
Hardji Raphael, curio dealer, r. SW cor Union and Polk
B^ Hardman. See Hardiman
Hardnedy James W. , blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r.
2108"Lcimbard
Hardt Ernest, traveling agent A. D. Appleton & Co. r.
912 Filbert
Hardwick Thomas, r. 1221 Fell
BS" Hardwick. See Hartwick
Hardy Arthur B., conductor, r. 1015 Minnesota
Hardy Blanche, widow, r. 117 Erie
Hardy Charles F., conductor Market St Ry, r. 58i
Tiffanr Av
Hardy Edward G., motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 215 Thirtieth
Hardy Edwin B., marine engineer, r. 2714 Harrison
Hardy Kdwin H., larjietlayer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
2714 Harrison
Hardy Elizabeth Miss, milliner, r. 2714 Harrison
Hardy Emma Miss, typewriter, r. 549 Folsom
Hardy Frank, messenger Post Office, r. 3033 Geary
Hardy Frank R., clerk, r. 2714 Harrison
Hardy Frederick A. , clerk, r. 1306 Geary
Hardy H. J., storekeeper stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Hardy John H. , (thief clerk to manager Pacific Dept.
Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1909 Broilerick
Hardy John J., clerk ganger Custom House, r. 719 Cal-
ifoniia
Hardy John J., r. 80 Montgomery Block
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifori^ia Bottli^t^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144- 1413 EDDY ST.
Hardy Johnson G., pas^e partoutmaker Sanborn, Vai
& Co. , r. 848a Howard
Hardy Joseph W., salesman, r. 848a Howard
HARDW .1. R., tailor, 127 Montgomerj', r. SE cor
Pine and Mason
Hardy Lizzie, widow, r. 304i Guerrero
IIARDV liOWEIiii J. Jr., attorney at law, 7 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 616 East Twenty-fourth, Oakland
Hardy May Miss, dressmaker, r. 2714 Harrison
Hardy Michael, laborer, r. 517 Sixth
Hardy Nicholas, cook, r. 6i Stockton PI
Hardy Patrick J. , carpenter, r. 517 Sixth
Hardy Thomas, foreman Engine 4, r. 144 Second
Hardy William, capitalist, r. 816 Sutter
Hardy William, shoemaker, r. 2315 Mariposa
Hardy William J., chief clerk local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 1232 Guerrero
Hardy William L., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1201 J
Bush
SS" Hardy. See Hardie and Harty
Hare Andrew J. with J. S. Hare & Co., r. Oakland
Hare Ann, widow, r. 204 Francisco
Hare Ben ha, bookkeeper, r. 1030 Eleventh Av South
Hare Catherine, widow, r. 28 Federal
Hare Charles A. (J. S. Hare & Co.) r. 1030 Eleventh Av
South
Hare Darrell A., chief clerk Superintendent Wells,
Fnrgo & Co., r. llOi McAllister
U.4RE ELI AS C, secretary Masonic Board of Relief,
Masonic Temple, r. 510 San Jose Av
Hare Eva Miss, principal Potrero Free Kindergarten,
510 San Jose Av
Hare Fannie Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar School,
r. 505 Harrison
Hare Frank J., clerk Post Office, r. 1312| Larkin
Hare George A., deputy Sheriff, r. 1510 Franklin
Hare Jacob, hostler, 1718 Jackson
Hare John P. (P. M. Hare & Son) r. 433 Fourth
Hare John S. (J. S. Hare & Co.) r. 1030 Eleventh Av
South
Hare Joseph T., janitor South San Francisco Masonic
Bldg, r. SE cor Railroad Av and Fourteenth Av
South
Hare J. S. & Co. (John S. and Charles A.) hay, grain,
coal and lumber. Railroad Av bet Eleventh and
Twelfth Avs South
Hare Kate M. Mrs., widow, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. IIOJ McAllister
Hare Lionel R. (L. R. Hare & Co.) r. NE cor Steiner
and California
Hare L. R. cto Co. (Lionel R. Hare) publishers, 6 Mills
Bl g, 6th floor
Hare Patrick M. (P. M. Hare & Son) r. 433 Fourth
Hare P. M. & Son (Patrick M. and John P.) liquors,
cigars and tobacco, 433 Fourth
Hare Richard, pressman Valleau & Peterson, r. 1121
Powell
Hare Thomas, farmer, r. 537 Wolfe
^y Hare. See Hair and Haire
Haren Simon, stoker Engine 1, r. 2425 Folsom
Harenberg August, baker, r. 2333 Greenwich
Harfif George C, barber, r. 32 Turk
Harford Hiram, cooper, Meiirgs Wharf
Harfts, Christopher, clerk John T. Meinert, r. 4135 Cali-
fornia
H.IRFST >VILLI.4M, proprietor The Launceston, 110
Eddy
Harg 1 don Bernard, bartender P. McCormick, r. 907 J Il-
linois
Hargadon Katie domestic 1612 Scott
Hargadon Nellie, domestic 2917 Clay
Hargadon Peter, bartender P. McCormick, r. 907J Il-
linois
Hargens Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hargens Emil, salesman, Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 336
Capp
Hargens Emma, domestic 1712 Octavia
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Hardens Frederick, teamster, r. 1102 Indiana
Har^'ens George, salesman F. W. Barkhaus, r. 9 Wetmore
PI
Harsreus John H., principal German Evangelical Luth-
eran School, r. 336 Capp
Harger Charles H., bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. Cor-
bett Road, nr Hallie
Harger John, peddler, r. Corbett Road nr Hallie
Hargrave Albert E., driver J. H. Duncan, r. 9 Twenty-
eighth
Hargrave Edmond J., carpenter, r. 9 Twenty-eighth
Hargrave Harry E., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 9
Twenty-eighth
Hargrave Melissa, domestic 222 Clara
Hargrave Wa ter, patternmaker, r. 9 Twenty-eighth
Hargraves A. Mrs., r. 802 Moutgomerj-
Hargraves James E. , coalpasser stmr Alameda
Hargraves Samuel, agent Germania Life Ins Co., r. 929
Haight
Hargreaves James, horseshiier, 114 Drumm, r. 415 East
Hargro James, janitor, r. 32 .Marj-
Hargrove William, laborer, r. 12 Marj-
Haring August, printer, r. Lobos, nr Capitol
Haring John J., agent Boylan"s System of Bookkeeping,
217 Geary, r. Oakland"
^S" Haring. See Harrin'.;
II.4RJE^^ WILLIAM E., secretarj- Thomson Bridge
Co. , r. 862 Chester, Oakland
Harker Charles G. , r. 3214 Washington
Harker Charles S., atttimey at law and mining engineer,
26 Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 614 Van Ness Av
Harker George A., student, r. 3214 W'ashington
Harker Isabella, widow, r. 626 Post
Harker Louis, liquors, 1710 Ellis
Harker Oliver A., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
626 Post
Harker William, musician, r. 831 Jackson
Harkey Harrv H., salesman Hills Bros., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Harkin Frank W., contractor, r. 320} Shotwell
Harkin James T., clerk, r. 431 Franklin
Harkin William H. , cement finisher, r. 320} Shotwell
Harkins C. Mrs., widow, r. 406 Folsom
Harkins Charles, hoseman Engine 26, r. 303 Point Lobos
Av
Harkins Charles, wood, coal, hay and grain, 2533 Brj--
ant Av, r. 114 Twenty -fourth
Harkins Charles B., molder, r. 30J Moss
Harkins Charles B. Jr., carpenter, r. 30i Mos,s
Harkins Ellen, widow, r. 45 Jessie
Harkins George, carpenter, r. 303 Point Lobos Av
Harkins James, helper Cal. Barrel Co. , r. 11131 Tenn-
essee, rear
Harkins James, machinist, r. 303 Point Lobos Av
Harkins John, master mariner, r. 9 Mission
Harkins John, shoemaker, r. 303 Point Lobos Av
Harkins John J., groceries and saloon, SE cor Potrero
A\- and Cent«r
Harkins John P., stair builder Excelsior Redwood Co.,
r. 30i Morse
Harkins Michael R., bench molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r.
45 Jessie
Harkins Minnie, dressmaker, r. 303 Point Lobos Av
Harkins Owen, laborer, r. 157 Michigan
Harkins Patrick, laborer, r. 131 J Perrj-
Harkins Patrick, marine fireman, r. 45 Jessie
Harkins Peter, bill poster, r. 704 Laurel Av
Harkins R. A. Mrs., varieties 406 Folsom
Harkins Rose, widow, r. 55 Silver
Harkins Thomas C, master mariner, r. N s A ur Eighth
Av
Harkns Tho-nas P., boxmaker, r. 45 Jessie
Harkins Wil'iam H., warehouseman, r. 7 McLea Court
Harkins William L. , peddler, r. 303 Point Lobos Av
Harkins W. O., brakeman S. P. Co.
Harkins (c O'Shea (Richard O'Shea) liquors, SW cor
Brannan and Fourth
Harkins Edward, watchman Alms House, r. Oceaa
House Road nrLaguna Honda
UARKXESSHARVEV W.,M. I>., president Cali-
fornia Academy of Sciences, 819 Market, r. Pacifis
Union Club
Harkness Leslie, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 18181 Post
Harkness William, laborer Fulton Eng and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. SW c(jr Jefferson and Broderick
Harlam Ralph M., dental student, r. 322 Golden Gate
Av
Harlan Charles, clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. 9 Peari
Harlan Minnie, widow, r. 1703J Baker
Harlan Paul C, attorney at law, r. 931a Shotwell
Harland Abbie E., widow, medium, r. 1018 Howard
Harland Charles, seaman, r. 65 Langton
Harlem Christopher, waiter, r. 8 Russ
Harler Albert, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1427 L«grun»
Harlev Annie, widow, r. 2319 Scott
HftRLEYCHftRLESCO.,ae..„...
Muoli-ii and cotton rags, inrtals, iron
scrap an«l cooiM-r*' <>took, 844-S56 Harrison,
Telephone !i>ontb -iXi
Harley Charlei K., student, r. 2319 Scott
Harley Harold S., agent N. L. Peterson & Bro., r. 781
Mission
Harley Michael, wool sorter, r. 506 Fourth
Harley Milton F., architect, r. 306 Francisco
Harley Thomas, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Harley Thomas F., advertising agent, r. 31 Twelfth
Harling Thomas, machinist, r. 221 Mississippi
Harlock Robert E., butcher, r. 131 J Shipley
Harlock, William M., cook, r. 207 East
Harloe Archibald Mrs., widow, r. 2527 Howard
Harloe Charles C, carpenter, r. 621 J Minna
Harloe Mathew, carpenter, r. 2527 Howard
Harloe Thomas S., bookkeeper, r. 2527 Howard
Harlow C. k Co. (Claude Harlow) furniture, 864-8C4
Mission
Harlow Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, r. 720 Elli»
Harlow Claude (C. Harlow & Co.) r. 720 Ellis
Harlow Uexter I. , clerk Post Office, r. 1028 Natoma
Harlow Fayette M., salesman C. Harlow & Co., r. 72*
Ellis
Harlow Fi-ank, laborer, r. 916 Howard
Harlow George T., policeman, r. 1218 Mission
Harlow George W. , dispatcher, r. 1077 Tenneesee
Harlow James, salesman C. Harlow & Co., r. 720 Ellis
Harlow James R., seaman, r. South Side Life Savinj
Station
Harlow Joseph C, compositor Chronicle, r. 921 1 Fol-
som
Harlow Lizzie, widow, r. 316 Minna
S:S' Harlow. See Harloe
Harm William E., produce dealer, r. 1602 Folsom
Harman Andrew, clerk Cornelius H. Peyton, r. 1061 How-
ard
Harman Clarence K., real estate, r. 710 Central At
Harman Frank, carpenter, r. 18i Garden
Harman George W., r. 14l9 Grove
Harman M. J., coalpasser stmr Acapulco
Harman Philip, cabinetmaker, r. 18^ Garden
Harman William, carpenter, r. 18i Garden
Harman William C, clerk, r. 957 Market
Harmer Xenophon, r. 704^ Mission
Harmes Frederick, salesman, r. Ill Clipper
Harmes John T. (Madison & Burke) r. Sausalito. Cal.
1^" Harmes. See Harms
UARMQX ALBIOX K. P., president ChoUar and
Potosi M ning Co., 79 Nevada Block, r. 1583 Web-
ster, Oakland
HARMOX ALBIO\ K. P. Jr., district superin-
tendent of Pacific Coast Agencies Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 30-31 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. SW cor East Fourteenth and Park Av,
Fruitvale
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL UPS OF STREET aBd SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
3:1 MONTGOMERY S REET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.^'J
215 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND
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Harmon Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 1654 J Market, r.
70i I Van Ness Av
Harmon Annie L., landscape artist, 20 Ellis, r. Oakland
Harmon Chares, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbauni
Harmon Charles A., with S. H. Harmon Lumber Co.,
r. Alame la
HAKJMOK EI»>TAK» K., secretary S. H. Harmon
Lumber Co., 42 Market, room 3, r. 750 Ashbury
Harmon Frederick B., compositor A. J. Leary Co., r.
12« Fourth
Harmon Frederick E. , manager circulation dept. Chron-
icle, r. 323 Van Ness Av
Harmon George, driver People's Dairy, 231 Eighteenth
Harmorl Harvey F. , whitener, r. 621 Jessie
Harmon Ira . I., salesman Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co.,r. 2323 Fillmore
Harmon John B., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. Berkeley
Harmon John J., laborer, r. 135 Moultrie
Harmon Lewis C. , salesman R. F. Osborn & Co. , r. 322
O'Farrell
Harmon Lloyd W., clerk, r. 423 Van Ness Av
Harmon Louis C, physician, 160 Crocker Bldg, r. Oak-
laud
Harmon Michael, salesman, r. 926 Natoina
Harmon Oscar R., r. 1614 Geary
Harmon Richard, sausagemaker Katz & Sims, r. 100(i
Union
Harmon Robert E., r. 621 Jessie
Harmon Rufus D., adjuster, r. 120 Post
Harmon Samuel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
HARMON S.4IIIIIEIj H., president S. H. Harmon
Lumber Co., 42 Market, room 3, r. Occidental Hotel
HARMON S. H. LUMBER CO., Samuel H. Har-
mon president, J. K. C. Hobbs vice-president, Ed-
ward N. Harmon secretary, wholesale and retail
lumber dealers, 42 Market, room 3, yards NE cor
First and Brannan
Harmon Theodore, capitalst, r. 701 Stockton
Harmon Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Harrison Av, rear
Harmon, W Heald, student, r. 1003 Buchanan
Harmon William, painter, r. 1324 Mission
Harmon William N., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 614 Haight
a^" Hannon. See Harman
Harmonic Club, 421 Post
Harmony Hall, 320 Post
Harmony Hall, Henrich & Messerschmidt proprietors,
1749 M ssion cur Krie
HARMONY HOTEL, Hintz & Buck proprietors, 735
Brannan
Harmony Magazme (monthly) M. E. and C. L. Cramer
editors and publishers, 328 Seventeenth
Harms Alfred, bookkeeper Crown Distilleries Co., r. 513
Brannan
Harms Alvin H., groceries and liquors, 701 Laguna, r.
600J Grove
Harms Christian, r. 934 Howard
Harms Frederick W., clerk Liebes Storage and Ware-
house Co.
Harms Frederick W., student, r. 1907 Buchanan
Hai-ms Ge 'rge (Henry Campe & Co.) r. Alameda
Harms Hans H., butcher, r. 929 Pacific
Harms Henry, r. 11 Henry
Harms Henry W., clerk South San Franci-sco Packing
and Provision Co., r. 17 Henry
Hanns Herman, r. 513 Brannan
Harms Herman S., laborer, r. 14 Kansas
Harms Hotel, Jacob Harms proprietor, cor Shasta and
Michigan
Harms Jacob, proprietor Harms Hotel, NW cor Shasta
and Michigan
Harms J. H. L., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r. Oak-
land
Harms John, waiter Peter Lammers, r. 1759^ Mission
John D. , clerk John Kroenke, r. 2102 Mission
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
BiiMlnons MacMnery, Traction Engines & Quariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /NATIOMS DRI/\K
pred(^ri(;l^8btjr<5 {^<^((r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Harms M. Mrs., stewardess stmr Umatilla
Harms May T., salesladj George Haas & Son, r. 613
Brannan
Harms Peter (Leu & Harms) r. 14 Albion Av
Harms R. D., r. 417 Kearny
Harms Richard G. C, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Oakland
Harms William T., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Oakland
B^' Harms. See Harmes
HARMVTHMORITZ, painter and decorator, 1021
McAllister, r. 1046 McAllister
Ham Catherine, widow, r. 416 Fell
Harn John, laborer, r. 25 Hinckley
Ham William V., salesman M. Shirek, r. 416 Fell
Harnack August, wireworker Cal. Wire Wks, r. S s
Broad bet Cai)itol and Plymouth, Ocean View
Harnden Frederick, salesman, r. 1420 Clay
Harnden Frederick W., dental student, r. 1429 Clay
Harnden James O., liquors, SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Valencia, r. 1011 Guerrero
HAR.^DEN >VILL1AM H., secretary E. A. Bru-
guiere, 520 Montgomery, room 1, r. Alameda
S^ Harnden. See Herndon
Harndorf Charles, driver Chicago Brewery
Harned James A., real estate, 410 Keamy, r. 1111
Sutter
Harnett Benjamin A., asst. ticket clerk Pac. Mail SS.
Co. , r. Oakland
Harnett Edward H., lithographer, 432 Montgomery,
room 18
Harnett Lizzie, domestic 1834 O'Fari-ell
Harnett William F., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 1526
California
gr^ Harnett. See Hartnett
Harney Anna Miss, teacher Stanford Primary School, r.
1435a Mission
Harney Catherine, widow, r. 1111 Mason
HARNEY CHARLES S., street contractor, 916
Market, room 45, r. 316 Seventeenth
H.ARNEV DANIEL, street contractor, 916 Market,
room 45, r. 316 Seventeenth
Harnev .James H., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 41a
Hill
Harney John H., attorney at liw, r. 41a Hill
Harney Joseph G. , contractor, room 45, 916 Market, r. 316
Seventeenth
Harney Joseph P., clerk Roos Bros., r. 1435a Mission
Harney Mary L. Miss, stenographer, r. 1435a Mission
Harney Michael, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Harney Michael, shoemaker, r. 1223 Dolores
Harney Patrick C. , laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K
and L
H.ARNEV PATRICK .1., agent Sacramento Trans-
portation Co., Jackson-Street Wharf, r. 616 Fell
Harney Philip H., messenger, r. 1223 Dolores
Harney Sarah, domestic, r. Alms House
Harney Sarah, widow, r. 1436a Mission
Harnev Thomas, shoemaker, r. 900 Folsom
Harney Thomas F., bookkeeper Roos Bros., r. 1435a Mis-
sion
Harney William F., gold leaf printer F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 2511 Mission
Harney William H., cattle driver, r. 714 Sixteenth Av
South
Harnish FrankUn B., r. 20 Cumberland PI
Harnish Mary K. Miss, secretary and business manager
Harnum Tora, cook, r. 1209 Jones
Harnwell Wiilliam, laborer, r. 916 Minnesota
Harold James, policeman, r. 703 Stockton
Harold Stewart, r. The Baldwin
B^'Harold. See Harrold and Herold
Harowitz Simon, tailor, r. 340 Tehama
Harjier Amanda, widow, r. 7 Salmon
Harper Andrew, carriage washer, r. 1304 Golden Gate
Av
Harj'er Benjamin 1)., waiter, r. 343 Minna
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Harper Charles, piledriver, r. 512 Howard
Harper Charles J., commission agent, r. 726 Mission
Harper E. David, asst bookketper Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
319 Cumberland
Harper Edgar R., policeman, r. 2224 Union
Harper Edward G., delivery clerk, r. 319 Cumberland
Harper Edwin, compositor Uewey Publishing Co., r. 748
Seventeenth
Harper Eugene, barber, r. 119 Third
Haiper F. G., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 1903
Sutter
Harper F. J., salesman, r. 510 Geary
Harper Frank, carpenter, r. 3 Wool
Harper Frederick, r. 1902 Sutter
Hari>er Frederick H. G. (Swayne & Hoyt) r. 222 Shot
well
Harper Gustavus D. , detective, r. 2224 Uni-^n
Harper Harry, clerk Toomey & Casey, r. 2110 Baker
Harper Harry P. , laborer, r. 222 Clark
Harper Horatio H., with Market St. Ry. Co., 21 Hobart
Bldg, r. 1210 Pierce
Harper James, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 19 Freelon
Harper James, porter Russ House
Harper James L., packer George H. Tay Co., r. East
Oakland
Harper Jeannette Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 306^ Hyde
Harper J. M., mining expert, r. Palace Hotel
Harper J. Mitchell, clerk McHugh & Ryan, r. 1009 Twen-
tieth
Harper John, paper carrier, r. 754 Mission
Harper Laura A. Mrs., nurse Nursery for Homeless
Children
Harper Leroy, gripman, r. 724.^ Lott
Harper Mable, widow, r. 1445 Polk
Harper Marv, widow, r. 922 Thirteenth Av South
Harper Oliver C, clerk, r. 240 Taylor
Harper Reginald, clerk, r. 54 First
Harper Richard B., mining expert, r. 129 Grove
Harper Kichard L., cabinetmaker, r. 222 Shotwell
Harper Samuel W., Park policeman, r. 1614 Page
Harper Thomas, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 4 Otis PI.
Harper Walter, compositor Dewey Publish Co., r.
2110 Baker
Harper William, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Harper William D., dry goods, r. 1902 Sutter
Harper William L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1536 Clay
Harper William L., timekeeper, r. Palace Hotel
Harper Wilson, motorman, r. 1663 Mission
Harpey H. H., salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Harpham Lee W. (Harpham & Jansen) r. 3014b Sacra
mento
Harpham & Jansen (Lee W. Harpham and Charles Jan-
sen) leather and shoe findings, 545 Washington
Harrard Samuel (Gale & Harrard) r. 701 Fifth Av
Harren David, laborer, r. 35 Laurel Av
Harrier Eugene, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 2602
Manchester
Harries H. Ernest, with Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-
ing Corporation, r. 233 Powell
Harries Horatio B., steward, r. 352 Third
Harries Julia'i B., accountant, 320 Sansome, room 61, r
Mill Valley
Harries Julian D. Jr, clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Mill
Vallev
HARRIES W. H., agent Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation, 436 California, r. Oakland
Harrigan Adele M. Miss, teacher Edison Primary School,
r. 237 Eleventh
Harria'an Alexander, liquors, 721 Davis
Hai rigan Andrew J. , r. 34 Welsh
Harrigan Belle T. , widow, r. 616 Twenty -fourth
Harrigan Cornelius, r. 237 Eleventh
Harrigan Cornelius, r. 1710 Hyde
Harrigan Ci melius J., grocerits and liquors, 1163 Fol-
som, r. 1157 J
Hirrigan D.miel, laborer, r. 1223J Folsom
Harrigan Daniel J. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 524b
Capp
Harrigan Dennis, bagturner Neville k Co., r. 112 Pros-
pect PI
Harrigan Dennis, shoemaker, r. 114i Prospect PI
Harrigan Dennis W., contractor and builder, r. 1311
Broderick
Harrigan Edward, hostler, r. 510 Golden Gate Av
Harrigan Elizabeth B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Ereninsr
School, r. 1710 Hyde
Harrigan Ellen, widow, r. 1223^ Folsom
Harrigan George W., policeman, r. 811 Buchanan
Harrigan James, bartender John J. Harrigan, r. 520
Broadway
Harrigan James J. , plumber, r. 1710 Hyde
Harrisjan John, assayer, r. 13 Montgoniery Block
Harrigan John, helper Hibernia Brewerj , r. 928 Ala-
bama
Harrigan John, plumber, r. 114^ Prospect PI
Harrigan John, stevedore, r. 34 Welsh
Harrigan John J., liquors, 520 Broadway
HARftlGA.X .IOH.\' J., secretary Board Port War
dens, office. Clay St. Wharf, r. 802 Vallejo
Harrigan Joseph T., medical stu lent, r. 1710 Hyde
Harrigan Josephine Miss, teacher Marshall Primary
School, r. 237 Eleventh
Harrigdii Lulu Mrs., dressmaking, 1004 Pacitic
Harrigan Mimie F., domestic 1722 Sutter
Harrigan Mary, domestic Mount St. Joseph's Infant Ays-
Jum
Harrigan Mary, domestic 650 Waller
Harrigan Mary A. Miss, teacher Sheriuan Primary
School, r. 235 Twelfth
Harrigan Mat'hew, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r.lOOi Second
Harrigan Michael J., plumber and gasfitter, 2005 Polk.
r. 1122 Broadway
Harrigan N al, millhand Tillm-inn & Bendel, r. Oakland
Harrisraii Nora, do:nesric 708 Golden Gat; Av
Harrigan Patrick, Uborer, r. 411 Sansome
Harrigan Paul, cook Young & W ismsn, r. 549 Minna
Harrigan Peter, marine engineer, r. 1054| Howard
Harrijan Thomis J., teamker, r. 1184 Harrison
Harrijan Timothy F., iron worker Western Iron Wks.
r. 1004 Pacific
Harrigan William A., inspector Custom House, r. 243
Ritch
1^" Harrigan. See Horgan and Horrigan
Harriman Caleb P., farmer, r. 329 San Jose Av
Harriman Charles C, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.
4.34 Twenty seventh
Harriman Chirles E., switchman, r. 1507 Guerrero
Harriman Elizabeth, widow, r. 1531 Mission
Harriman Frederick (Melendy & Harriman) r. 11234
Alabama
Harriman Job, manager Altruria Exchange, 124 Eighth,
r. 1534 Mission
Harriman John A., physician, r. 1.534 Mission
Harriman Leonard E., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1730
Fillmore
Harrin Patrick, laborer, r. 252 Clementina
Harriug Margaret, widow, r. 1604 Stockton
Harrin,'ton Alphonzo, carpenter, r. J bet Tenth and
Eleventh Ays
Harrington Andrew J., bartender, r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington Ann J., widow, r. 1455 Minna, rear
Hirriuiton Annie Mrs., r. 122 Taylor
Harrington Arthur, michinist R sdon I. and L. Wks, r.
443 Bryant
Harringtim Benjamin G., news stand, NE cor Fourth
and Mission, r. 213 Stevenson
Harrin^'ton B. W., r. Park Hotel
Harrington Catherine, widow, r. 1410 Alabama
Harrington Charles J., teamster, r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington Charlotte T. Miss, stenographer L. Soatena
& Co., r. 115 Buchanan
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Harrin^^n Cornelius, lon^shorfman Pac. Coast SS. Co.,
r. o29 Howard
Harrington Cornelius, vocalist, r. 25 Clementina
Harrington Cornelius C, sheetiron worlfer, r. 1784 Fol-
8O111
Harrington Cornelius J., longshoreman, r. 1784 Folsoni
Harrington Cornelius J., seaman, r. 6 Albion Av
Harrington Cornelius P., peddler, r. 1014 Army
Harrin,'ton Daniel, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1336 Sixth
Av
Harrington Daniel, butcher, r. NE cor Railroad Av and
Fourteenth Av South
Harrington Daniel, taimer, r. 438 Twenty-fourth
Harrington Daniel F., porter Wells Far,o & Co., r. 1324
Florida
Harrington Dennis, teamster, r. 5 Point Lobos Av
Harringto 1 Dennis F., capitalist, r. 2404 Clay
Harrington Kbenezer, canvasser, r. 34 Lapidge
Harringt m E. D., r. 409 Mason
Harrington Edmund M. Rev., O. P., clergyman Domini-
can Monastery, r. W s Steiner bet Bush and Pine
Harrington Edward, lal)orer, r. 25 Clementina
Harrington Edward B., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 131.1a Jackson
Harrington Edward C, deputy Sheriff, r. 1301 Mission
Harrington Eli, carpenter, r. 1915 O'Farrell, rear
Harri gton Elizabeth, widow, r. 104 Shipley
Harrington Elle.i J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 711^ O'Farrell
Harrington Elmer B. , soap manufacturer, 416 Hermann
Harrington Eugene, plumber r. 8 Louisa
Harrington Eugene W. (Taaffe & Co.) r. Fifteenth Av
South nr Ra Iroad Av
Harrington Frank, teamster, r. Point Lobos Av nr
Forty-eightli Av
Harrington Frank F., horseshoer, r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington G., sj>eculator, r. 537 ^acramento
Harri gtjn George, laborer, r. Royal House
Harrington George, p Tter Montgomery's Hotel
Harr.ngton George, tailor Simuel Dorman, r. 220 Third
Harrington George C. , pajierhanger, r. 60 Erie
Harrington George H., trunkmaker C. A. Malm k Co.,
r. 125b San Carlos Av
Harrington Gregory P.. policeman, r. 1908 Polk
Harrington H. Mrs., widuw, r. 168 Perry
Harrington Hannah, wid w, r. 412 Ringold, rear
Harrington Harris F., r. 34 Lapidge
Harrington Henry, seaman, r. 814 Diamond
Harrington Isaac, special officer, r. Ill Moss
Harrington James, elevatorman, r. 4.i3i Tehama
Harrington James, engineer, r. 1308 Montgomery
Harrington James, laborer r. 1807 Haight
H.urrington James, laborer, r. 261 First
Harrington James, salesman Stoll & Van Bergen, r. 712J
Teh ma
Harrington James, teamster, r. 1455 Minna, rear
Harrington Ja nes Jr., teamster, r. 1308 Montgomery
Harrin4ton Jeremiah, waiter, r. 28 Tenth
Harrington J. H. R., r. 929 Post
Harri igton J. J. Mrs., insurance, 502 Montgomery, r. 311
BroJerick
Harrington John, bartender, r. 641 Washington
Harrington John, blacksmith, r. 13i Freelon
Harrington John, laborer, r. 322^- Twe ity-first
Harrington John, master schr Jennie and Edna, .54
Mission
Harrington John, teamster, r. Point Lobos Av nr Fort} -
eighth Av
Harrin.gton John, upholsterer, r. 1209 Steiner
Harrington John A., miner, r. 1014 Army
Harrington J hn D., gilder, r. Hi Moss
Harrington John F., carpenter, r. 8 Tw.elfth
Harrington John J., clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 71I5
O'Farrrell
Harrington John J., molder Thomas Day & Co., r 9 Ron-
dell PI
Harrington John J. Mrs., r. 60 Erie
Harringt >n John M., butcher, r. 1233 Sixth Av South
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Harrington John T., shoemaker, r. 633 Green, rear
Harrington J. hn W., liquors, 429 Lyon
Harrington John W., master mariner, r. 326 Clementtna
Harri gton Joseph F., artist, studio and i-. 734 Mont-
gomery
Harrington Joseph H., stairbuilJer, r. 60 Erie
Harrington Joseph J., machinist Cal. Car Wks, r. 4t«t
First
Harrington Julia, widow, r. 14 Bluxome
Harrington Julia, widow, r. 1133 Buchanan
Harrington Kittie Miss, r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington L. Ransome, clerk Leon Kauffman, r. Ber-
keley
Harrington Mamie Miss, domestic 1712 Howard
Harrington Margaret R. Miss, r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington Maria V. Miss, milliner Ernestine I. Ayers,
r. 34 Lapidge
Harrington Mary, r. 249 Minna
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 8 Louisa
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 131 Perry
Harrington Mary Miss, dressmaking, 712^ Tehama
Harrington Mathew J., merchant, r. 1410 Alabama
Harrington Michael, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 494
First Av
Harrington M. J., master bktne Omega, office 48 Market
Harrington Nancy Mrs., r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington Nealie, r. 1308 Montgomery
Hirrington Neil C, jipemaker, r. 1784 Folsom
Harrington Nellie S. Miss, r. 1017 Ellis
Hairington Patrick, butcher, r. 1233 Sixth Av South
H.rrington Patrick, guard County Jail, r. 1022 Homp-
shire
Harrington Patrick A. , plumber, r. 904J Laguna
Harrin,'t,)n Peter J., r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington Richard J., merchant, r. 1410 Alabama
Harrington Robert L., bartender, r. 243 Eleventh
Harrington Rosie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r.
712i Teh .ma
Harrington T. B., r. 622^ Ellis
Harrington Thoma-i, messenger, r. 1014 Army
Harrington Timothy, r. 819a Twenty-fourth
Harrington Timothy, laborer, r. 1209 Steiner
Harrington Timothy J., butcher, r. Fifteenth Av South
nr .Railroad Av
Harrington Whitford P. , elevatorman Pioneer Bldg, r.
2007 Mission
H4KKf.\tiTO.>I WILL.4KD B., president Mer-
chants Club, 222 Sansome, r. 1118 Sacramer.Ui
Harrington William, r. 13 Gardtn
Harrington William, cook, r. 702 Vallejo
Harrington William, plumber, r. 60 Erie
Harrington William, watertender stmr Australia
Harrington William C , deputy Sheriff, r. 147 Silver
Harrington William D. S. , manager Fraternal Printing
Co., 14 McAllister
Harrington William E., caqienter, r. 1043 Mission
Harrington William F., printer, r. 7124 Tehama
Harrington William J., clerk, r. 560 Folsom
Harrington William W., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
32i Precita Av
«^ Harrington. See Herrington
Harris A. Mrs., widow, r. 33V Moss
Harris A., mnfr ladies shoes and slippers, 1837 Ellis
Harris A. & Son (Abraham and Joseph) shoemakers,
523 East
Harris Aaron, machine operator G. Rosenberg & Son, r.
150 Shipley
Harris A. B., r. 850 Mission
Harris Abraham, r. 253 Jesse
Harris Abraham (A. Harris & Son) r. 1910 Powell
Harris Abraham, c'.erk, r. 11;7 Golden Gate Av
Harris Adolph (Anolph Harris & Co.) r. 2426 Fillmore
Harris Adolph & Co. (Adolph Harris) cigar mnfrs 418
Battery
Harris Ala, r. 1234 O'Farrell
Harris Albert R., barber Joseph Pinkney, r. 314 Sixth
Harris Alice K., widow, furnished rooms, 615 Bush
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HARRIS' AMBKOSR, investment securities and edi-
tor and manager National Underwriter (nionthlj) 15
Mills BIdff, r)th floor, r. San Rafael
Harris Amy E., teacher music, r. 1528 Twenty-fifth
Harris Anna, widow, r. 130 Fifteenth
Harris Benjamin (Harris Bros. & Co.) r. 2126 Post
Harris Benjamin, barber, 1348 Valencia, r. 2833 Mission
Harris Benjamin, clerk, r. 1413 Jackson
Harris Benjamin, clerk, r. 2808 Sixteenth
Harris Benjamin, electrician, r. 1210 Buchanan
Harris Benjamin I)., bartender George W. Harris, r.
1503 Larkin
Harris Benjamin E., stockraiser, r. 1636 Turk
Harris Benjamin H., janitor, r. 1425 Jackson
Harris Benjamin W., conductor, r. 183i» Polk
Harris Benjamin VV., engineer State Dredger No. 1. r.
1708 TnrU-
Harri-i Bernard, iunk, r. 153 Shipley
UARRI!^ KROTHRRlii A €«». (Charles, Marcus and
BpTijamin Harris) wholesale grocers, 221 California
Harris C, cook, r. 512 Fulton
Harris C. B., insurance, 15 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. San
Rafael, Cal.
Harris Carrie M. Miss, stenographer Levin Bros., r. 527
Piicific
Hai i-is Charles (Harris Bros. & Co.) and president Lewis
Packing Co. and Vinegar Wks, 625-627 Front, 1. 1628
Sutter
Harris Charles cigar mnfr, 630 Montgomerj', r. 477
Haight
Harris Charles, second-hand clothing, .527 Pacific
Harris Charles A., chief clerk Market St. Ry., r. 2624
Howard
Heirris Charles A., machinist, r. 341 Minna
H;mis i^harle- H., salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r.
Knss H.iiise
Hiinis Charles .1., watch casemaker, 13 Trinity, r. 3425
Sixteenth
Harris ( liavles M., clerk Louis Saroni & Co. r. 527 Pacific
Harri- Cliarles M., laborer, r. 18 South Park
HARRIS CIIARLEiS P.. stock and grain broker, 318
Pine, rooms 4-6, r. 1114 Haight
Harris Charles S., salesman FYiedlander & Mitau, r.
I2l8a Eddy
Harris Charle-s \V.', bartender George W. Harris, r.
Oakland
Harris Charles W., secretary Collateral Bank, 15 Grant
Av, r, 729i- Union
Harris C. L., r. 715 Howard
Harris Clara, widow, r. 1804 Octavia
Harris Clyde (W. F. Harris & Co.) r. 600 Oak
Harris Cyrus B., policeman, r. 713 Ivy Av
Harris Daniel, r. Alms House
Harris Daniel, laborer, r. SWcor Sterner and Waller
Harris Daniel, plumber, r. 1325 Octavia
Harris Daniel, seaman, r. 414J^ Elizabeth
Harris Davi.l, r. 822 Turk
Harris David, clerk, r. 340 Seventeenth
Harris David, manager W. Harris & Co., 626 Kearny, r.
10 Verba Buena
Harris David D., farmer, r. 2120 Vallejo
Harris David M., extraman Truck 5
Harris Dora, widow, r. 736 McAllister
Harris Edward (W. Harris & Co.) r. l01^ Clay
Harris Edward, tailor, r. 228 Seventh
Harris Edward Mrs., r. 1016 Sacramento
Harris Edward F. (Ames & Harris) r. Portland, O..
Harris Edward J., painter, r. 1211 Mission
Harris E. L. Miss, student, r. 1221 O'Farrell
Harri^JQlizabeth Mrs. , nurse, r. 1425 Jackson
HarrisEUen, widow, r. 1112 Elm Av
Harris Ellen A., widow, livery stable, 807 Montgomery .
r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Harris Emile, r. 1223i Twenty-sixth
Harris Ernestine Mrs. , r. 729.J Union
Harris Etta Mrs., r. 238 Taylor
Harris Eugene, clerk Rosenberg Bros., r. 16 Everett
Harris Eva Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
nian, r. 213 Ridley
Harris F. , waiter stmr San Bias ;
Harris Flora Miss, saleslady Geo. A. Rutz, r. 130 Fif-'J
teenth
Harris Frank, barber, 106 Leidesdorff, r. 1205 Laguna
Harris Frank, clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Oakland
Harris Frank 0., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 18 Central
Av
Harris Frank E., janitor, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Harris Frank G. , property man Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r, 704^ Mission
Harris Frank H., clerk Harris & Jones, r. 102 Hayes •
Harris Frank H., confectioner, r. 1821 Scott
Harris Fred, clerk, r. 1007 Twenty-fourth
Harris Frederick, bookkeeper .M. Phillips & Co., r. 511
McAllister
Harris Frederick D., seaman, r. 130 Fifteenth
Harris Frederick M., physician and surgeon, 935 Market,
r. 832 Haight
Harris Frederick W., poultrv, 81-82 City Hall Market, r.
463 Stevenson
Harris George, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1630 Howard
Harris George, seaman, r. 220 Pacific
Harris George, shoe cutter, r. 207 Twenty-third
Harris George A., vocalist Tivoli Opeia House, r. 724
RidUy
Harris George D., clerk Assessors Office, r. 1610 Polk
Harris George J., bookkeeper, r. 1812i Post
Harris George M., student, r. 427 O'Farrell
Harris George P., carpenter, r. 613 Pine
Harris George A., mechanical dentist J. S. Knowlton, r.
East Oakland
Harris George S. & Sons (Philadelphia) printers and
lithographers, L. F. Tuttle agent, 320 Sansome,
room 59
Harris George W. (Pendleton & Harris) r. 1621 Howard
Harris George W., liquors, NW cor Grant Av and Sutter,
r. 1503 Larkin
Han-is George W., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co.
Harris Goodwin, collector Gas Consumer Assn, r. 2433
Buchanan
Hams Gustave, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg, r.
402 Fourth
Harris Hanna Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
nian, r. 213 Ridley
Harris Hannah Miss, r. 722 Stevenson
Harris Hardy C, gripman, r. 1003 Buchanan
Harris Harrj', asst manager J. Levin & Co., r. 801
McAllister
Harris Harry, clerk Sideman, Lachman & Co., r. 1413
Jackson
Harris Harry F., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 134 Fifth
Harris Harvey E., machinist Golden State and Miners <
Iron Wks, r. 119 CoUingwood
Harris Har\ey E. Jr., clerk, r. 119 CoUingwood
Harris Henry, barber, r. 88 Everett
Harris Henry, blacksmith, r. 526 Mission
Harris Henry, carpente--, r. 512 Bush
Harris Henry, cigars and tobacco, 3 Stockton, r. 470 1
Jessie
Harris Henry, clerk Hinstel & Co. , r. 402 Fourth
Harris Henry, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Harris Henry, peddler, r. 1020 Howard
Harris Henry, porter, r. 1210 Buchanan
Harris Henry, second-hand clothing, 956 Howard .
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 24 Langton
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 10051 Mason
Harris Henry A., clerk Charles Christensen, r. 2J Sum-
ner
Harris Henn" B., salesman Hoffmann, Alexander & Co.,
r. 1405 Steiuer
Harris Henry H. (Harris, Kingston & Reynolds) r.
Napa, Cal
Harris Henry J., foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
560 Howard
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Harrie Henry L., compositor W. A. Woodward & Co, r.
319 Grant Av
Harris Henry R., druggist, NW cor Butte and Kentucky,
r. 802 Tennessee
Harris Herman, clerk Albert Samuel, r. 1910 Powell
Harris Hennan, dairj' produce, 13-16 Grand Western
Market, r. 822 Turk
Harris Herman, tailor, 1932 Fillmore
Harris Herman J., bookkeei)er Matthews Bros. & Co.,
r. 2808 Sixteenth
Harris Hennan M., barber, r. 213 Kidley
Harris Heyman, ladies cloaks, 810 Geary
Harris Ida Mrs., domestic 2816 Sacramento
Harris Isaac (Platskek & Harris) r. 1410 Fulton
Harris Isaac, butcher, r. 153 Shipley
Harris Isaac, shoemaker, r. 610 Octavia
Harri^^saac, tailor, r. 908J Folsom
Harris Isaac, traveling salesman, r. 1628 Sutter
Harris Isabella, stewardess stmr Peru
Harris Isadore, attorney at law, 81 Chronicle BIdg, r.
1127 Golden Gate Av
Harris Isadore E., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1413 Jack-
son
Harris Isaiah, salesman Han-is Ac Co., r. 1628 Sutter
Harris IsidorMrs., widow, r. 228 Seventh
Harris Jacob, r. 507 Lombard
Han-is Jacob, barber, r. 631 Sacramento
Harris Jacob, clerk, r. 4.')8 Clementina
Harris Jacob, clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r. 1910 Powell
Harris J-dCO'i, gent's furnishing g'^ods, 2808 Sixteenth
Harris Jacob, junk, r. 125 Shipley
Harris Jacob, iwumaii, r. 1084 Howard
Harris James, special policeman, r. 3110 Calif<jrnia
Harris James, supt car repairs California St. RK. , r.
1430 Broadway
Harris James D., agent Secret Serrice, Appraiser's Build-
ing, room 12, r. 1123 McAllister
Harris James J., teamster, r. 1015 Market
Harris James M., molder, r. 16185 Devisadero
Hams James M., traveling salesman, r. 2614 Folsom
H4RRI?« .l.l.tlK^ W., Superintendent California
Street Cable Railroad Co.,, SW cor California and
Hyde, r. '2326 California
Harris Jane Mrs., r. 1325 Octavna
Harris Jennie, seamstress, r. 130 Fifteenth
Harris J. F. Mrs., r. 655 Capp
Harris J. H., clerk, r. 2140.i Market
Harris J. Ham, btiokkeeper, r. 706^ Fourteenth
Harris John, capitalist, r. 444 Brannan
Harris John, clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 1020 Mission
Harris John, machinist, r. 216 Powell
Harris John, seaman, r. 6 Union
Harris John, waiter, r. 224 Minna
Harris John, woolscourer, r. 446 Brannan
Harris John F., harnessmaker, r. 214 J Grove
Harris John F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1751 Polk
Harris John H., operator Am. District Tel Co., r. 4-20
Seventh
Harris John L., cook, r. 848 Folsom
HARRI!!* JOH\ L., wholesale lumber, 22 Market,
room 7, r. South Bend, Washington
Harris John T., real estate, 632 Market, r. 936 Oak
Harris Joseph, r. 315 Twelfth
Harris Joseph (A. Harris & Sonl r. 1910 Powell
Harris Josejjh, hat and cap mnfr, 1820 PoweU
Harris Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r.312 Louisiana
Harris Joseph, stevedore, r. llli Castro
Harris Joseph, tailor, 204 Brannan, r. 671 McAllister
Harris Joseph Mrs., r. 213 Ridlev
Harris Julia A., widow, uui-so. r. 10-29 Pacific
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207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Harris Kirk, journalist Chronicle, r. 724 Ridley
Harris Lavina Mrs. , liquors, 66 Everett
HARRlii^ I.IW AND COLLEt^TION AGENCY,
William M. Harris proprietor, 032 Market
Harrii Lawrence W., clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r.
1315 Octavia
Harris Lizzie, widow, r. 606 Jessie
Harris Louis, jeweler C. H. Lindemann, r. 1127 Golden
Gate Av
Harris Louis, peddler, r. 915J Eighteenth
Harris Louis, poultrj- and game, 103-104 California
Market, r. 114 Powell
Harris Louis, upholsterer, r. 228 Seventh
Harris Louis A., barber, 9 Sutter, r. 527 i Gearj'
Harris Louis A. Mrs., dressmaking, 527J Gearj-
Harris Louis J., bartender, r. 501 Leavenworth
Harris Louis L., accountant Jules Levy & Bros., r. 1409
Webster
Harris Marcus (Harris Bros. & Co.i and manager Lewis
Packin,' Co. and Vinegar Wks, 625-^-27 Front, r.
2405 Webster
Harris Margaret, widow, r. 714 Ridley
Harris Margaret, widow, r. 1217 Twenty-sixth
Harris Margaret, widow, r. 2614 Folsom
Harris Marguerite, widow, r. 619i McAllister
Harris Mark, dry goods, 2S07 Sixteenth
Hams Mark E., salesmaft M^irk Harris, r. 2807 Sixteenth
Harris Marks, capitalist, r. 1417a Post
Harris Marshall C, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 141 San
Jose Av
Harris Mary, domestic 14 Wildey
Harris Mary, widow, r. 822 Turk
Harris Mary, widow, r. 1223^ Twenty-sixth
Harris Mary E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1204 Leaven-
worth "
Harris Matilda, widow, r. 1307 Pacific
H.4RKI« IWATTHEW, pension attorney, -20 Ellis
r. 452^ Minna
Harris Max, tailor, r. 1024 Folsom
Harris May Mrs., r. 212 Seventh
Harris Merriman C. Rev., D. D., superintendent Japa-
nese M. E. Mission and Church, r. 1329 Pine
Harris Meyer, pawnbroker, r. 307 Clementina
Harris Minnie Miss, clerk, r. 1005i Mason
Harris Minn'e J., widow, r. 35 Twentieth
H-arris Mitchel G., tailor, 228 Brannan, r. 1210 Buchanan
Harris Monroe, carpet la.ver. r. 470 Jessie
Harris Moiiteflore, plumber, r. 470 Jessie
Harris Morns, traveling salesman, r. 1-208 Ellis
Harris Moses, r. 1432 Laguna
Harris Moses, cig-arm iker, r. 671 McAllister
Harris Moses H.', barber, r. 839 McAllister
Harris Moxy, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 527
Pacific "
Harris N. , student, r. 1628 Sutt«r
Harris Nathan, clerk Henry Harris, r. 470 Jes.-ie
Harris Nathan, upholsterer, r. 24 Langton
Harris Nathaniel, cigar maker, r. 1210 Buchanan 1
Harris Nathaniel H., president Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Mining and Contracting Co., 223-224 Crocker Bldg, r
Pacific Union Club
HARRIS XICHOLAS P., U. S. Secret Service Agent,
12 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 11-23 McAllister
Harris Nicholas P. Jr , salesman, r. 1123 McAllister
Harris Norman A., mining engineer, r. 414 Cole
Harris Norman C, stationery, 411 Hayes and salesman
Le Count Bros., r. 1933 J San Carlos Av
Harris Oscar, proprietor West End Livery Stable, 2414
California, r. 2502i Laguna
Harris, Oswald & Noble (William Harris, Joseph Oswald
and Ilippolyte Noble) machinists and locksmiths, 208
Leidesdorff
Harris Packing and Provision Co., Robert Harris mana-
ger, NE cor Sixth and Berrj-
Harris Pauline, widow, r. 228 Seventh
Harris Peter, drayman, r. 1413 Jackson
Harris R., porter stmr Pomona
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Harris Ralph, teamster, r. IQIOJ Powell
Harris Rebecca, cashier The Maze, r. 1910 Powell
Harris Rebecca, widow, r. 839 McAllister
Harris Reuben L., shoemaker, r. 620 Stevenson
Harris Richard, salesman J. H. Xewbauer & Co. , r. llUi
Leavenworth
Harris Richard H., cook, r. 1508 Market
Harris Robert, manager Harris Packin? and Provision
Co., NE cor Sixth and Berry, r. Oakland
Harris Robert, laborer, r. 11 Gordon
Harris Robert F.,en}nneer California St. RR., r. 1308
Leavenworth
Harris Robert J., drayman Corporation Yard S. F. F.
D., r. 42 Belcher
Harris Robert J., hostler, r. 408 Waller
Harris Robert M., shoemaker, r. 211 Polk
Harris Roland, ehainmaker, r. 4 Minnesota
HARRIS R<».1IE, proprietor Laurel Palace, NW cor.
Bush and Kearny, r 531 Geary
Harris Sadie Miss, governess, r. 12 Elizabeth
Harris Samuel (Gardner Jt Harris) r. 228 Seventh
Hai-ris Samuel, barber, 631 Sacramento, r. 351 Grove
Harris Samuel, clothing, 231 East, r. 1127 Golden Gate
Av
Harris Samuel, steward, r. 661 Willow Av
Harris Samuel J., barber, r. 6fl McAllister
Harris Sarah, domestic 1821 Baker
Harris Sarah, widow, r. 1003 Buchanan
Harris Sarah Miss, teacher music, r. 402 Fourth
HaiTis Sherrard G., bookkeeper Henry Wolff, r. 25
Guerrero
Harris Sigmund H., clerk Moses J. Franklin, r. 5 Co-
lumbia Squire
Harris Silas Mrs., widow, r. 14.^^ Fifth
Harris Simon, merchmt, r. 942 Folsom
Harris Simon, r. 663 Willow Av
Harris Simon, tailor, 321 Montgomery Av, r. 729i Union
Harris Singer Mrs., proprietor The Elmwood, 1239J
Market
Harris Sol, bartender, r. 1205 Lavruna
HARRlii SOL«».nOX, cigars and tobacco, 402 Fourth
Harris Sophie, shirtmaker, r. 130 F.fteenth
Harris Stephen L., cashier Ames & Harris, r. 1804 Oc-
tavia
Harris Thomas, r. 6211 Post
Harris Thomas, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Harris Thomas, fireman stmr Alameda
Harris Thomas, shoemaker, 227 Jackson, r. 655 Capp
Harris Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1730 Lyon
Harris Thomas H. , salesman Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
3S0 Shotwell
Harris Thomas J., salesman Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
3133 Washington
Harris Thomas K., engineer, r. 2i Sumner
Harris Timothy, brassfinisher Vincent Kingwell, r. Oak-
land
, Harris T. S. Mrs., wid ^w, r. 214 Eleventh
Harris T. W., condueter Market Ry, r. 916 Army
Harris W. & Co. (Walter and Edward Harris) clothing,
62G-628 Kearny
Harris Walter (W. Harris & Co.) r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Harris Walter .)., carrier Post Olfice, r. 426 Fouiteenth
Harris W. F. & Co. (William F. and Clyde Harris) gro-
ceries, 90-92 Ninth
Harris William, r. 1007 Twentv-fourth
Harris William (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 1528 Twenty-
fifth
Harris William, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 1708
Howard
Harris William, clerk, r. 632 Mssion
Harris William, clerk, r. 1020 Mission
Harris William, coal passer stmr City of Sydney
Harris William, cook, r. 325 Minna
Harris WilVam, clerk T. E. Shuniatz, r. 1633 Devisadero
Harris William, plumber, r. 16 Valley
Harris William, porter Olympic Club
Harris|Willian), shoemaker, r. 123 Twent3--sixth
Harris William, shoemaker, 116 Fourth, r. 707 Twenty-
fourth
Harris Wi liam B. , broker, office 318 Pine, rooms 4-6, r.
1304 Page
Harris William B., locksmith and machinist, r. lo2b
Twenty-fifth
Harris William E., whitewashing, 1440 Market, r. 6 Lick
Alley
Harris William F., clerk W. F. Roy & Co., r. 1430
Broadwav
Harris William F. (W. F. Harris & Co. and De Witt it
Harris) r. 600 Oak
Harris William H., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 1520
Mission
Hams William H., janitor, r. 32l;V O'FarreU
Harris William H., waiter, r. 353 Jessie
Harris William H., patternmaker Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. 827 Geary
Harris William J., clerk, r. 1002 Natoma
Harris William M., proprietor Harris' Law and Collec-
tion Agency, 632 Market, r. Oakland
Harris William N., clerk Easton, Eldridge \ Co., r.
Berkeley
Harris William S., cook, r. 426 Chestnut
Harris William W. , compositor Call, r. 1427a Mission
Harris William W., insurance agent, r. 1708$ San Carlon
Av
Harris W. L., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 20 South Park
Harris Zoe H., bookkeeper L. Goodfriend & Co., r. 1406*
O'Farrell
HARRIS •& JOXES (Hugh B. Jones and Frederic R.
King) dealers in lumbe , doors, sash and bUnda, 72S-
738 Bryant, Telephone South 96
B^ Harris. See Harries and Harriss
Harrison A. A, Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
HARRISON A. UALTOX (Catton, Bell & Co.>r. 1626
Clinton Av, Alameda
Harrison Albert, teamster, r. S s Russia Av nr Naples
Harrison A. Boy, r. 40 Geary
HARRISO.\ ARTHLR O., foreman Adolph Sutro.
r. 2912 Sacramento
Harrison Benjamin A., r. 1415 Washington
Harrison Benjamin F., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Farg»
& Co., r. Oakland
Harrison Benjamin T., inspector Custom Hotise, r. 83i
California
Harrisson Charles, coffee saloon, 427 Pine, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Harri-on Charles, salesman, r. 311 Jessie
Harrison Charles, storekeeper, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Harrison Charles *., clerk Frei,'ht Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 532 Haight
Harrison Charles F., clerk, r. 753 Harrison
Harrison Charies F., machine hand Pac. Rolling Mills
Co. , r. 218 Perry-
Harrison Charles P., boxmaker, r. 614 Kearny
Harrison David J., plumber, r. 1817 Stockton
Harrison D. H., broker, r. The Beresford
Harrison Duncan J., bookkeeper J. Macdonough * Co.
Harrison EJward A., drau,'htiman, r. 28 Ninth
Harrison Edward C. (Blake & Harrison) attorney at law.
39-42 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1515 Webster
Harrison Edward C, painter, r. cor Eugenia and Cben>-
busco
Harrison Edward E., clerk Post Office, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Harrison Edward S., insurance agent, r. 537 Castro
Harrison Edward S. , traveling passenger and freigh* .
agent Burlington Route, 32 Montgomery, r. 753
Harrison
H.VRRISO\ E. L. Dr., dentist, 131 Post, r. 2011
Green
Harrison Elizabeth, stationerj-. 1332 Pacific
Harrison Elizabeth, widow, r. 504 St. Rose's Av
Harrison Eugene, clerk, r. 16 Everett
Harrison Fannie, widow, r. 1 Lysett PI
Harrison Frank, clerk, r. 218 Perry
SAN f PANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET and SDEWALI WORl
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 28-
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Proprieior.
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Price, $25. Room 7. Flood Building, S. F.
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ganison Frank, clerk Cal. Wine Refining Co., r. Oak-
land
Harrison Frank K., compoaitor Hancock Bros., r. 29
South Park
Harrison Frederick, porter, r. 812 Kearny
Harrison Frederick A., accountant, r. 1235 Leavenworth
Harrison George, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r.
2017 Dupont
Harrison George C, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 532 Haight
Harrison George F., physician and surgeon, 763 Valencia,
r. 2631 Mission
Harrison Geori;e H. , 1st officer stmr Corona, r. 121 Perry
Harrison Georga W., carrier Rspjrt, r. 19 Silver
Harrison George W., operator S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Harrison George W. , surveyor Board of Fire Under-
writers of the Pacific, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Harriso 1 Gertrude, widow, dressmaker, r. 524^ Turk
Harrison Henry, driver Market St. Ry. r. 1550 Ken-
tucky
Harrison Henry, shipper Chicago Clock Co.
Harrison H. E. Stuyvesant Mrs., widow, teacher mojic,
r. 524 Sutter
Harrison Jacoi) H , carpenter, r. 420 Valley
Harrison James, laborer, r. 6V Brosnan
Harrison James D., steward, r. 428 Powell
Harrison James J., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 504 St.
Rose's Av
Harrison Jamei K. Rev., office 735 Market, r. Berkeley
Harrison Jennie, widow, r. 2017 Dupont, rear
Harrison J. Hunter (Harrison & Dean) r. 2507 Pacific
Av
Harrison J. J., clerk What Cheer House
Harrison Joha, r. 3010 Larkin
Harrison John B. Mrs., widow, r. 2131 Vallejo
Harrison John L., c.rapojitor The Weekly Gazette, r.
Oakland
Harrison John W., barber, Potrero Av cor Twenty-
fourth, r. 127ib Oak
Hxrrison John W., cari)euter, r. 40) Jersey
H.4.RRMO.V JOHN W., coal and meUl broker, 303
C difornia, room 12, r. Sausalito
H.irrison Joseph, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks., r. 5
ZoePl
Harrison Josepli, real estate, 916 .Market, r. Oakland
Harrison Joseph H., clerk M. Lambdth & Co., r. 262}
Clara
Harrison Joseph J., clerk, r. 529 Sicramento
Harrison Louis J., commission merchant, 303 California,
room 12, r. Siu^aljto
Harrison Luke H., policeman, r. cor El Dorado and
Bryant Av
Harrison Mark, travelsng salesman, r. 1811 Pierce
Harrison Mirv, widow, r. 13 Zoe
Harrison Mitthew C. traveling salesman, r. 1710i
Post
Harris m May L. Mrs., mxnager Woman's Dapt Pac.
St ites Li'fe Assurance Compvny, r. 1302 Devisadero
Harrison McPherson, clerk Page & Eells, r. 2505 Wash-
ingt in
Harris >n Michael (Hall & Hxrrison) r. 16 Everett
Harrison Nettie Mrs., mnfr cosmetics, 40 Gaary
Harrison Newton F., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 730 Twenty-third
Harrison Philip Mrs., widow, r. 1915 Jones
Htrri-ion Philip, att irnev at law, r. 919 Pine
UJLRRISO\ PKI.ni'RV SCHOIIL. Mrs. Mary L.
O'Neal prinii]) il, N s Grove bet L irkin and Polk
Harris <n Hiljih, tevmster, r. 727 Harrison
U.IRRI^ON K.4.LPI1 C. associate Justice Supreme
Cou-t oi Cilifornia, Chambers Supreme Court Bldg,
r. 919 Pine
Hirrisj'i Raul )Iph, chief clerk U. S. Engineer's Office,
r. 2i05 Washinjrton
Harrison RicharJ, labjrer, r. 4 Aleramy PI
Harrison Richard, I iborer, r. 3U Thirteenth
Harrison Richxrd, tanner, r. 1307 Nebraska
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, oi'p. PALACfc: Hotel.
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Order a Specialty.
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A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Harrison Richard C, attorney at law, 97-103 Crocker
Bldg, r. 919 Pine
Harrison Richard F., weigher, r. 29 South Park
HARRISON ROBERT, attorney at law. 325 Mont-
gomery, room 24, Telephone Main 1143, r. Sausalito,
Cal.
Harrison Robert J., manager California Wine Refining
Co., 402 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Harrison Robert J. Jr., bookkeeper Oregon Improve-
ment Co., r. Oakland
Harrison Roger C, solicitor Pacific Coast Co-operative
Credit Co
Harrison Ruth, widow, r. 2131 Vallejo
Harrison Street Planing Mill, Richard Searle proprietor,
cor Fourteenth and Harrison
Harrison Thomas, r. 17 Rincon PI
Harrison Thomas, baker, r. 542 First
Harrison Thomas, machinist, r. 1332 Pacific
Harrison Thomas, teamster, r. 5 Belcher
Harrison Thomas, teamster, r. 726 Fourteenth
Harrison Thomas, wharfbuilder, r. 5 Zoe PI
Harrison Thomas E., grainer, r. 15 Park Av
Harrison Thomas L., baker stmr San Juan
Harrison Thomas R., laborer, r. 2505 Washington
Harrison Victor, clerk E. P. Penn, r. 16 Everett
Harrison Virginia Miss, teacher Miss West's School, r.
1913 Franklin
Harrison Wesley B., confect oner, r. NE cor Twenty-
third and Guerrero
Harrison W. H., porter, r. 353 Jessie
Harrison William A., c.irpenter. r. 537 Sacramento
Harrison William G., liquors, 1614 Guerrero
II.4.RRlSOi\ WILLI.4.n GREEK, manager North
Pacific Branch Thames and Alerssy Marine Insurance
Co. (limited) 305 California, and general manager
Olympic Salt Water Co,, r. 2507 Pacific Av
Harrison William H., carpenter, r. 510 Ellis
Harrison William H., tobacco and cigars, 9 Powell, r. 802
Shotwell
Harrison William H., clerk, r. 1 Lysett PI
Harri.soii William H., policeman, r. 13 Zoe
HARKl!«ON WIlHAItt P., proprietor and
lisher Hotel Gazette and proprietor Hotel Gazette
Employment Bureau, 420 Kearny, r. Belvedere
Harriso 1 Wolf, merhant tailor, r. 14 Hubbard
Harrison & Dean (J. Hunter Harrison and Janiea H.
Dean) insurance brokers, 30i California
Harriss John D., clerk, r. 1220 Turk
3iW Harriss. See Harris
Harrity Annie, domestic 900b Powell
Harrity James H., porter, r. 324 Vallejo
Harrity Sarah, widow, r. 324 Vallejo
HARROLD FR.INK, secretary Wellman, Peck & Co..
201-203 Market, r. Fruitvale
Harrold George, painter, r. 3215 Fillmore
Harrold George W., cashier Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.
Fruitvale
HAKROLD, HOCUUOLZER A ALLE\, John F.
Harrold president, William J. Belcher vice-presi-
dent, Lewis H. Allen secretary and treasurer, wood
works and furniture from special designs, 508 Sut-
ter, Telephone Main 5257
Harrold Jamei H. (Wheaton, Breon & Co.) r. Fruitvale
U.ARROLD JOUM F., president Harrold, Hochhol-
zer & .\llen, 508 Sutter, r. 232 Page
Harrold John J., butcher, r. 337 Nineteenth
Harrold John W., painter, r. 337 Nineteenth
Harrold Matthew, bookkeeper, r. 224 Scott
Harrold Richard, r. 232 Page
Harrold Veronica Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary
School, r. 337 Nineteenth
Harrold William, bagtunier, r. 3215 Fillmore
Harrold William H. , r. 2500 Leavenworth
Harrold William J., compiiitor Monitor Publishing Co.,
r. 337 Nineteenth
Harrold William P. , manager cigar and tobacco dept
Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 2.500 Leavenworth
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g^ Harrold. See Harold and Herold
Harron Howard, attorney at law, 37 Mills Bldg, 4th floor,
r. 1406 Van Ness Av
HARRON JOHK O., vice-president Parke & I>ac.v
Coini)any, 21-25 Fremont, r. 2122 California
Han on VV. H., r. The Beresford
B^ Harron. See Haran
Harrower Henry, foreman carpenter Kisdon 1. and L.
Wks
Harrower Jolin, dry and fancy goods, 1722^ Market
Harrower William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks
SS" Harrowitz. See Horowitz
Harry Amos, coppersmith, r. 26s Garden
Harry August, clerk, r. 736b Twenty-second
Harry Christian, driver National Brewing Co., r. 734
Grove
Harry John R. , storekeeper Construction Dept Market
St. Ry, r. 3 Juri
Harry Marie, widow, r. 736b Twenty-second
Harry Mary J. Mrs. , varieties, 323 Hyde
Hany Robert J., janitor, r. 323 Hyde
B^" Harry. See Harj' and Hurry
Harsh Mary, widow, r. NW cor Bryant and El Dorado
Harshall Abe. merchant tailor, 12 Kearny, r. 228 Third
MARSHALL GERSON .........
lor anil 4iirf(-t iiii|tort<-i' loreign and do-
nicstif woolens, 22S-r$0 Third bet Howard
and Folsoni
Harshall Gustav, real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. 1008
Post
Harsy George, r. 423 Greenwich
Hart Abraham, waiter, r. 518i Jessie
Hart Abraham L., distributor' Post Office, r. 414 Ash Av
Hart A. H. Co. The (Ehu Flax Mills of New York)
mnfrs of ball and sack twines, A. P. Figg manaaer,
219 Front
Hart Albert, portrait artist, r. 836 O'Farrell
Hart Albert J., salesman Wheeler & Wilson MnfgCi>., r.
9 Scott
Hart Allyn L., clerk, r. 414 Ash Av
Hart Ann, widow, r. 112 Shipley
Hart Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Turk
Hart Annie, domestic 223 Page
Hart Annie, widow, r. 1513 Dokres
Hart Archibald C, dentist, 1170 Market, rooms 23-2:'), r.
910 Steiner
Hart Bartholomew, operator Am. District Tel. Co., r.
406 Bryant
Hart Benno, importer Japanese silks, 35 New Mont-
gomeiy, r. 1819 Octavia
Hart Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 702 Harrison
Hart Brothers (Marcus and Julius) merchant tailors, 116
Montgomery
Hart Carrie Miss, r 2123 Pine
Hart Charles (Kullman, Salz & Co.) r. 2615 Li^iina
Hart Charles B., searchrr of records, r. 715 Howard
Hart Charles E., dental student A. C. Hart, r. 1170
Market
Hart Christine Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar Scho(jl, r.
826 Green
Hart Cora Miss, teacher Everett Grammar School, r. 24
Clinton P: rk
Hart Daniel W., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 3Ui
Fair Oaks
Hart David, salesman Gre nebaum, Weil & MiihaeU, r.
1230 Eddy
Hart E. D., collector Kno.x Collection Agency
Hart Edward, bartender, r. 22 Willow Av
HART EUWARI* H., manager Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co. , 39 Chronicle Bldg, r. Berkeley
Hart E. J. , conductor Market St. Ry, r. 202 Grove
Hart Emanuel, salesman Hyams, Pauson & Co., r. 2524
Market l^^.rz^'l -^
Hart F. Mrs., furnished rooms,5r. 625 Larkin
Hart Francis plasterer, r. :
Hart Frank, harness cleaner Smith & Poultney, r. 344
Hart Frank J., salesman City of Paris, r. 2918 Pine
Hart Frank V., carver Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Alameda
Hart Frank W., chief officer stmr Mariposa
Hart Fred C, clerk John L. Boone, r. 810 Guerrero
Hart Frederick J., salesman Pac. Glove Wks, r. 810
Guerrero
Hart George, blacksmith, r. 2010 Larkin
Hart George, pile driver, r. 418 Sutter
Hart George, machine operater Benjamin F. GiUnan, r.
Fifteenth cor Potrero Av
Hart George, collector, r. 456J Tehama
Hart George, seaman, r. 720 Third
Hart George D. , solicitor, r. 22 Dale PI
Hart George E., collector Famsworth «& Collins, r. 14
South Park
Hart George K., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 812 Powell
Hart George K. Mrs., dressmaking, 812 Powell
Hart Harrv, bartender, r. New Western Hotel
Hart Harry J. (H. J. Hart & Bro.) r. 1501 Gough
Hart Henry, jeweler, r. 1417 Golden Gate Av
Hart Henry, driver San Bruno Dair-, Nineteenth Av
South, Bay View
Hart Henry, machinist, r. 466^ Tehama
Hart Henn', overseer Quartermaster's Dept., U.S.A.
r. 1604i Pacitic Av
HART HENRY H.. M. D., p.,..-
<-ian and sui-Kcon. otti«-<- liour.s I to 3 a»d
7 to S P. M., oflii-e and residence 114 Pow-
ell bet Ellis and O'tarrell, Telephone
llain 5805
Hart Herl)ert, u'onworker Western Iron Wks, r. 126
Fourth
Hart H. J. & Brother (Harry J. and Ssdney) mnfr»
agents, 106 Pine
Hart Ira, clerk M. Hart, r. 1417 Golden Gate Av
Hart Isabella Miss, shlrtmaker, r. 533 Ivy Av
Hart J. Mrs., widow, r. 2123 Pine
Hart Judah A., insurance broker, 301 California, r. 1017
Sutter
Hart James, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 406 Bryant
Hart James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Hart James C, barber, r. 751 Sutter
HART .l.41flES \S., secretary and manager Ship
Owners' and Merchants' Tugboat Co., and secretary
C!alifornia Dry Dock Co., 302 California, r. Pacific-
Union Club
Hart Jane, school teacher, r. 826 Green
HART JEROME A., president Argonaut Publishing
Co. , 213 Grant Av, r. Pacific-Union Club
Hart Jessie 6. Mrs., r. 24 Clinton Park
Hart Joel L., bookkeeper A. L. Bowhay, r. 916 McAllister
Hart John, boilermaker, r. 59 Tehama
Hart John, c pitalist, r. 102 Fifth
Hart John, fireman, r. 456J Tehama
Hart John, hostler McNab& Smith, r. 924 Brannao
Hart Ji>hn, laborer S. P. Co., r. 151 Silver
Hart John, master schr Lew Young, r. NE cor Sixth and
Bryant
Hart John, porter, r. 793 Mission
Hart John, sawyer Sanborn, A'ail & Co., r. 719J Minna
Hart John P., salesman City of Paris, r. 2918 Pine
Hart John S., clerk, r. 933 Sutter
Hart John W. , shoefitter, r. SE cor Potrero Av ajtd El
Dorado
Hart Joseph, laborer, r. Alms House
Hart Josephine, domestic 1409 Hyde
Hart Julien, clerk Benno Hart, r. 1819 Octavia
Hart Julius (Hart Bros.) r. 2<il6 California
Hart Kate S., widow, r. 2024 Howard
Hart Louis Mrs., widow, r. 533 Ivy Av
Hart Louis E., clerk Stauf & Cooper, r. 24 Clinton Park
Hart Louisa, widow, r. 22 Dale PI
Hart Lydia Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, r.
826 Green
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Hart M. Miss, clerk Hooker & Co., r. 22 Willow Av
Hart Magr^e, domestic The Baldwin
HART MAKCrS (Hart Bros.) and Kents' furoishiut'
goods, 400 Kearny, Telephone Main 1572, r. 2620
California
Hart Margaret M. Mrs., r. 708 Army
Hart Mark I., butcher, r. 2918 Pine
Hart Martin, expressman Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum
Hart Martin, laborer, r. 2010 Brj-ant Av
Hart Martin J., engineer, r. 333 Eddy
Hart Mary, dressmaker, r. 316 Turk
Hart Mary, widow, r. 8 Boyd
Hart Mary, widow, r. 9 Hermann
Hart Mary, widow, r. 63.5J Natoma
Hart Mary, widow, r. 1021 Washington
Hart Mary C. Mrs., r. 2524 Market
Hart May Miss, shirtmaker, r. 533 Ivy Av
Hart Michael, laborer, r. 648 Stevenson
Hart Michael, liquors, 924 Brannan
Hart Michael, plumber, r. 629 Lombard
Hart Michael A., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 406
Bryant
Hart M'ichael J., manager Charles Lyons, 302 Kearny, r.
215 Sixth Av
Hart Milton H., clerk Henry Harris, r. 415 Mason
Hart Morris, painter, r. 410 Pacific
Hart Moses, collector J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 1117 Post
Hart Nellie M. Miss, stenographer, r. 1513 Dolores
Hart Patrick A., engineer S. P. Co., r. 227 Fulton
Hart Pauline Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School, r.
826 Green
Hart Richard, compositor Chronicle, r. 421 Ellis
Hart Roger, peddler, r. 15 Polk Lane
Hart Samuel, capitalist, 35 New Montgomery, r. 1819
Octavia
Hart Samuel Mrs., widow, r. Hotel Richelieu
Hart Susan Miss, teacher Buena \\ ta Primary School,
r. 24 Clinton Park
■Hart Sydney (H. J. Hart & Bro.) r. 1432 Geary
Hart Thom-is, fireman, r. 907 Bryant
Hart Thomas, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 718 Sierra
Hart Thomas, miner, r. 332 Green
Hart Thomas, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Hart. Tliomas R., clerk, r. 218 Prospect PI
Hart T. W. , chief otiiicer stmr Mariposa
Hart William, fireman, r. 1109 Leavenworth
Hart William, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1315
Jackson
Hart William, soapmaker, r. SE cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Hart William B., seaman schr Lew Young, r. NE cor
Sixth and Bryant
HART WILLIAM H. H., attoi-ney at law, 140-152
Crocker Bldg, r. 522 Ellis
Hart William J., stoker Enjiine 3
Hart William R., tailor, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart William N., journalist Examiner, r. 2024 Howard
gSs" Hart. See Hardt
Harte Dominick, bartender, r. 6 Hanover PI
Hartell Frederick R. , master mariner, r. 618i Filbert
Hai-tellJohn, lumberman, r. .537 Sacramento
Harter Alexander, r. 2507 Pine
Harter Bernard, policeman, r. 2015 Fillmore
Harter Frank L., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 321 Ellis
Harter Henry, waiter stmr Columbia
Harter Henry J., blacksmith, r. 1012 Sacramento
Harter William, laborer, r. 1607 Harrison
Harter William H., laborer, r. 567 Stevenson
Hartery James, coachmm 2611 Pine
Hartery James Jr.. electrician, r. 2611 Pine
Hartery Mary Miss, telephone operator, r. 2611 Pine
Hartery William D., butcher, r. 2611 P ne
HAKTFORD FIRE INSiIKA.\€E €0. (of Hartford)
Belden & Cofran iijanagers, 313 Clalifornia, Tele-
phone Main 354
F. W^ WRIGHT
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Hartford James F., rigger, r. 36 J Howthome
Hartford John, stoker Engine 25, r. 2546 Folsom
Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Co. (Hartford,
Conn.) Timothy Ellsworth agent,. 640 Market, room 1
Hartford Maggie Miss, ironer S. F Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Hartford Mining Co., Arthur F. Price, secretary, 524
Hai-tford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co. (of
Hartford) Mann & Wilson general agents, 322-324
California
Hartford William T., porter S. Koshland & Co., r. 666
Harrison
B^" Hartford. See Harford
Harth Arthur P., dental student, r. 1049 Market
Harth Constantine, brewer, r. 5 McCormick
Harthorn Eldridge G., r. 640 Waller
Harthorn Paul D., engineer, r. 161 Perry
Harting George, salesman Chas. J. Leist & Co., r. 325
Ellis
Hartje Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
second and Cliattanooga, r. 922 Twenty-second
HAKTJE HBNRV, groceries and liquors, 7.31-733
Brannan
Hartj"; John H.,groceries and liquors. NEcor Eighteenth
and Sanchez, r. 790 Eighteenth
X^ Hartje. See Harrje
Hartke Carl C, groceries and liquors, 1338 Washington
Hartleitner Lorence, tailor, 126J O'Farrell
Hartler Lorenza R., tailor, r. 540 Linden Ar
Hartler Marcus, butcher, r. 31 Valencia
Hartley Charles, clerk, r. 2828 Sixteenth
Hartley David, shipwright Union Iron Wks, r. (Km
MiiriiHisa
Hartley Edwin, giisfitter, r. 613 Ivy Av
Hartley Erasmus Z.. policeman, r. 2828 Sixteenth
Hartley Harry, pantryman stmr Columbia, r. 8 Hubbard
Hartley John, machinist, r. 8 Langttm
Hartley John D., solicitor, r. 503 Folsom
Hartley Minnie Miss, teacher elocution, r. 1221 O'Farreil
Hartley Philip, steward, r. NE cor Twentieth Av and
California
Hartley William, fireman, stmr Columbia, r. 1519 Hyde
Hartley William H., oiler Union Iron Wks, r. 233 Texas
Hartling Henry, painter, r. 5i Bowie Av
Hartman Adolph, restaurant, 1722 De\1sader<>
Hartman Anna, domestic 15 South Park
Hartman August, salesman, r. 528 Turk
Hartman Charles, carpenter and builder, 1825 Suttei . r.
1207 Turk
Hartman Edward, jeweler, r. 116 Sixth
Hartman Ellen, widow, r. 810 Douglass
Hartman Emil A., pioprietorGlenbrook House, 116 Sixth
Hartman Ferris, comedian Tivoli Oi>ei-i House, r. 4 Bur
ritt PI
Hartman F. H., motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r
758 San Jose Av
Hartman Gustav, conductor Mirket St Ry., r. NW i->.r
Carl and California
Hartman Gustav, traveling salesman Newman & Levii:
s.m, r. 528 Turk
Hartman Henry, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 35 Tehamu
Hartman Henry, ship carpenter, r. 765i Howard
Hartman Henrj' L. brassfounder W. T. Garratt & Co. . ' .
532 Hickorj
Hartman J. & Son (Jacob and Moses) butchers, '-v.'
Gough
Hartman Jacob (J. Hartman & Son) r. 517 Gough
Hartman John, bartender, r. 169 Perry
Hartman John H., driver, r. 216^ Sixth
Hartman John M., groceries and lic)uors, .516 Second, r.
14a South Park
Hartman Lottie Mrs., r. 216i Sixth
Hartman Madeline, clerk, r. 1605 Howard
Hartman Marcus, liquors, 316 Clay, r. 1104 Jackson
Hartman Mary Mrs., hairdressing, 227 i O'Farrell
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Hartman Moses (J. Hartman & Son> r. 517 Gough
HartTPan Paul, clerk Schussler Bros., r. 15^ Harriet
Hartman Philip, liquors, 11 Spear, r. SE cor Mission and
Fifth
Hartman Selme, widow, r. 1604J Stevenson
Hartman Siegfried, butcher, r. 544 Minna
Hartman Sigfried, cigar mnfr, r. 318 I\t Av
Hartman Simon, student, r. 517 Gough
Hartman Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 701 Stockton
Hartman Tillie Miss, ironer La Gninde Laimdry, r. 1605
H.-ward
Hartman William, Ironworker, r. 34 Tehama
Hartman Yetos. cook, r. 566 Minna
Hartmann Abraham L., barber, r. 15i Harriet
Hartmann August, laborer, r. 178 Perry
Hartmann Benjamin, clerk, r. 1431 Webster
Hartmann Charles, liquors, 1301 Point Lobos Av
Hartmann Christian, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hartmann Christian, clerk Roelir & Eggers, r. 1800 How-
ard
Hartmann Christian, liquors, 601 Fourth
Hartmann Emile C, painter, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Eniest W., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room
A, r. 417 Broderick
Hartmann ISugene, sign painter, r. 22 Julian Av
Hartmann Frank, wTapper Sanboru, Vail & Co.,r. 311
Laidley
Hartmann" Frederick A., druggist J. G. B. Broemmel, r.
2416 California
Hartmann Frederick E., capitalist, r. 2609 Clay
Hartmann Frederick G., coffee roaster, r. 403 Tenth
Hartmann George, buggj- washer, r. 618 Gough
Hartman George, manager John Hartmann, r. 41a South
Park
Hartmann George, painter, 309 Sixth, r. SE cor. Hum-
boldt and Rhode Island
Hartmann Henry, r. 5 South Broderick
Hartmann Henry, boatbuilder, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Hugli F., motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 758 San Jose Av
Hartmann Hugo H., cashier C. Carpy & Co., r. 2609
Clay
Hartmann Israel, peddler, r. 15i Harriet
Hartmann Jac .b, nurse German Hospital, r. 108 Noe
Hartmann Jacob, shoemaker, r. Beach nr Baker
Hartmann John F., cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 321
Tvventy- eighth
Hartmann Louis, porter E. R. Stevens & Co., r. 2025
Mason
Hartniinn Louis E., clerk Dickman-Jones Co., r. 1911
bupont
Hartmann Madeline Mrs., r. 22 Julian Av
Hartmann Margaret, widow, r. 2025 Mason
Hartiuann MoUie E. , domestic 2517 Fillmore
Hartraaim Otto A., clerk E. Neumann, r. 1709 Polk
Hartmann Rii 'olph, baker, 423 Fourth
Hartmann Theodore, bartender, r. 7 Dale PI
R 1RTMA.\\\'S ROHTJK^.S|('OMPOll!VD,Williams
l>iamoiid & Co. agents, 202 Market
H;u-tnianshen John, merchant tailor, 706 Howard, r. 206
Fifteenth
Hartnariy Thomas, molder Novelty Foundry, r. 233
Third
Harlnett Daniel (Hartnett & Callaghan) r. 2129J GearA-
Hartnett Daniel, contractor and builder, r. 149 Fair Oaks
Hartnett Edward, laborer, r. 445 Fifth
Hartnett James P. , clerk Tax Collee or's office, r. 227
Austin Av
Hartnett Jeremiah, bricklayer, r. 1701 Leavenworth
HHrtnett John, teamster, r. 15^ Tehama
Hartnett L iwTence, butcher, r. 1701 Leavenworth
Hartnett Maurice L., carpenter, r. 149 Fair Oaks
Hartnett Richard, laborer S. F Gas Light Co., r. SW cor
Bay an'l Webster
Hartnett Th..m».s, laborer, r. 534 Folsom
Hartnett Theresa Miss, machine o|>erator Pac. Glove
WTis
Hartnett William, r. 227 Austin Av
Hartnett William, foundrj-man, r. 2018 Dupont
Hartnett William, team ter, r. 202 Moulton
HARTNETT «i CALLAUHA.N (Daniel Hartnett
and Patrick Callaghan) wines and liquors, 2*4 Mc-
Allister
aw Hartnett. See Harnett
Hartney Franklin P., clerk, r. 8 Clay
Hartog Edward, attorney at law, 344 McAllister
Hartrav William, teamster Wainwright &EastoD, r. 2611
Pine
Hartrick Edward, salesman Hale Bros., r. 2017 Ellis
Hartshorn Charles A., r. Ill Polk
Hartsough Christopher D., machinist, r. 105 Oak
Hartsough Clarence X., clerk, r. 105 Oak
Hartsough David, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 106
Oak
Hartsough Elmer E., r. 105 Oak
Hartsough Essie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 105 Oak
Hartsough Marj- L., widow, r. 105 Oak
Hartter Fred M., clerk Traffic Association of California,
r. Sin Pasre
HARTTER, HAYES & CO. ......
Harit«-r au<l .tlli-lia-l .J. Ilajes; wholesale
ami Jobbing srorers, bakers' supplies a
specialty, 'JIO Front, Telephone Main 1636
Hartter Louis (Hartter, Hayes A; Co.) r. 810 Page
Hartter Louis H., clerk Hartter, Hayes & Co., r. 810
Page
Hartter Richard, clerk Hartter, Hayes & Co., r. 810 Page
Hariunir Julius, dentist, r. 1043 Mission
Hartwt 11 Jeremiah T. , laborer, r Huntei 's Point
Hartwell Jesse B. Rev., pastor Chinese Baptist Church,
r. 1011 Mason
Hartwell Maggie, widmv, r. 530 Birch Av
HARTMELL, .niTCUELL «t MILLIS (William
H. Hartwell, Edward H. Mitchell and Harry R.
Willis) stationers and manufacturers' agents, 39
Phelan Bldg
Hartwell Samuel H., capitalist, r. 1-302 Devisadero
Hartwell Thomas D., lumber surveyor, r. 2717 Lagiuia
Hartwell William H. (Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis) r. 758
Eighteenth
Hartwick Frederick, laborer, r. 418 Shotwell
Hartwick Harry, cook stmr Apache
Hartwick Henry, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Hartwick Sophus (Hartwick & Frcese) r. Alameda
Hartwick & Freese (Sophus Hartwick and Peter Freese)
publishers and proprietors The Bien, 623 Mont-
gomery
1^^ Hartwick. See Hardwick
Hart wig A. U., switchman S. P. Co., r. 650 Fourth
Hartwiar C. , waiter Palace Hotel, r. 547 Folsom
Hartwig Charles, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 1331
Haight
Hartwig Frederick C, piano repairer Kohler & Chaee.
r. 28 Seventh
SS" Hartwig. See Hardewig
Hartwigsen Helen, widow, r. 906 Powell
Harty Annie A. Miss, hairdresser, r. 521 Mission
HartV Elizabeth Miss, attendant The Lurljne Batha, r.
1122 Larkin
Hartv George B., engraver Union Photo- Engraving Co.,
r. 743 Pine
Harty John, calker, ••. 22^ Hubbard
Harty Julia, widow, r. 2816 Pine
Hartzell Adolph, watchmaker Shreve &. Co., r. Millbrae,
Cal.
Hartzell B. E. Mrs., r. 2814 Webster
Hartzell Oscar, clerk Harold \\Tieeler, r. Millbrae, Oal.
Harvev Andrew, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Han ey Anna T. Miss, r. 1738 San Carlos Av
Harvey A. P. , watertender stmr Mariposa
Har\ey Arthur, laborer, r. 331 Beale
Harvev Benjamin F., engineer tug Water Nymph, r.
Oakland
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Harvey Catherine, widow, r. 2656 Folsom
Harvey Charles, bartender, r. 502 Beale
Harvey Charles R., raolder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oak-
land
Harvey C. T., r. 881 Shot well
Harvey Dennis (Harvey & Burns) r. 654 Howard
HARVEY l». MORKI8, physician and surgeon, of-
fice 1112 Folsom nr Seventh, hours 10 A. M. and 2
to 4 P.M., Telephone South 223, r. 409 Golden
Gate Av nr Larkin, hours 12 to 1 and 7 to 8 P. M.,
Telephone South 523
Harvey Edward, engineer Commercial Steam Power
Wks, r. 935 Howard
Harvey Edward, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Harvey Elizabeth F. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r 2656 Folsom
Harvey Eugene T. , bookkeeper, r. 719 Golden Gate Av
Harvey Fulton J., foreman Cal. Milk Co., r. 871 Shot-
well
HARVEY GEORGE, California stamp
Pulifi' Artbur KarueH iuanai;;i>r, aud
dealer crucible steel cable and liand-
f'orged ciialu.s of the very best unallty,
ofllce and works 83-8i Zoe nr Brannan
Harvey George A., oiler stmr Oregon, r. Eureka, Oal.
Harvey George D., clerk, r. 2406 Bush
Harvey George F., driver, r. 16 Allen
Harvey George F., clerk Cook & Co., r. 724 Twenty-first
Harvey George J. , chemist Langley & Michaels Co., r.
1605.^ Devisadero
Harvey Gwydyr, ladies' tailor, r. 1523 Polk
Harvey Hebbard, carpenter, r. 1107 Vallejo
Harvey Hebb.ird C, bookkeeper Edward Convey, r. 1816
Hyde
Harvey James, fireman, r. 5 Alice
Harvey James C, painter, r. 1005 Clay, rear
Har\'ey James H., waiter, r. 116 Eighth
Harvey James J., boilermaker, r. 217 Second
Harvey James W., foreman Pope Mnfg Co., r. 760 Twen-
ty-second
H.ARVEV J. BOWNEY, office 916 Market, room 36,
r. 2262 Franklin
Harvey John, clerk, r. 415 First
Harvey John, fireman stmr Mariposa
Harvey John C, liartender, r. 2406 Bush
Harvey John D., compositor E.xaminer, r. 733 Pine
Harvey John F., deputy License Collector, r. 432 Turk
Harvey John S., with Palmer & Rey Tvpe Foundry, r.
724 Twenty-first
Harvey John W. (Harvey & Johnson) r. 2614 Mission
Harvev John W., engineer tug Rescue, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Harvey John W., furniture and carpets, 524 Valencia, r.
525^ Valencia
Harvey John W., physician, office and r. 113 Powell
Harvey Joseph, boxmaker, r. 677 Harrison
Harvey Joseph, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, r. 1312 Ma-
son
Harvey Joseph, r. 154 Eddy
Harvey Josephine, widow, r. 1816 Hyde
Harvey Kate Miss, dressmaking, 227j Eighth
Harvey Leonard S , r. 1119 Mission
Harvev Le Rov G. (Le Roy G. Harvev & Co.) r. Oakland
HARVEY LE ROY G. & CO.
(Le Roy ii. Harvey and IIoMard l-:.Wrielil)
real estate. Insurance and liuancial
agents, 5l,S Montgomery, Telephone Main
5731
Harvey Lewis P., master tug Water Nymph, r. 242
Chattanooga
Harvey Lowell N., receiver Cal. St. Ey, r.
fornia
Harvey Lucy, widow, r. 23o3 Devisadero
Harvey Mamie Miss, r. 21 Boardman PI
Harvey Margaret, widow, r. 16 Allen
Call
WATSON & CO., 124. MarVet Street
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"LOHENGRIN"
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Harvey Mary A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 2056 Folsom
Harvey Morris, physician, 1112 Folsom, r. 409 Golden
Gate Av
Harvav Peter, general agent Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
r,>ad, 9 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 1120a Turk
Harvey Richard, mail clerk Examiner, r. 624 Fourth
Harvey Richard T., tinsmith, r. 16 Allen
Harvey Robert, correspondent Judson Dynamite and
Powder Co. , r. 415 First
Harvey Rose Miss, compositor Commercial Pub. Co., r.
2656 Folsom
Harvey Samuel, waiter, r. 321 Minna
Harvey Stewart S., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. New
Continental Hotel
Harvey Tennie Miss, r. 1738 San Carlos Av
Harvey Thomas, laborer, r. 1219 Twenty-sixth
Harvey Thomas, teamster, 318 Battery
Harvey Walter W., stoker Engine 5, r. 1345 Powell
Harvey William, r. 969 Howard
Harvey William, dental student, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Harvev William, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 724 Twenty-first
Harvey William, with John U. Hammond, r. 912 Ellis
HARVEY WILLIAM A., ..>.....
and surgeon, ottice hours 13 to 3 and 7 to
S P. M.. Sundays and holidays 13 to 1
F. N., ollice and r. 113 l*o>vell. Telephone
Main .5870
Harvey William B., bricklayer, r. 1706 Geary
Harvey William H., furniture, 990 Folsom, r. 405 Minna
Harvey William H., millwright, r. 1312 Howard
Harvey William H., salesman CV>ok & Co., r. 724 Twen-
ty-first
Harvey William J. Mrs., r. 153 Minna
Harvev William L., miller, r. 411 Ridley
Harvev William T., butcher, r. 1816 Hyde
HArVeV a JOHN so %' (John W. Harvey and
George Johnson) proprietors The Scotch Milk Dairy,
2614 Mission
SW Harvey. See Hervey
Harville A. J. (Russ, Sanders & Co.) r. NW cor Eureka
and Twenty-third
Harville Augiistus, miner, r. 411 Sansome
Harville Benjamin F. (.Russ, Sanders & Co.) r. 1724
Twenty-third
Harville James H., clerk, r. 223a Leavenworth
Harville Jennie P., widow, furnished rooms, 814 Ellis
Harville John S., salesman, r. 814 Ellis
Harvitch George, r. Alms H -use
Harwood A. O. , r. 637 Twenty-first
Harwood Charles B., traveling salesman Haas Bros
Harwood Charles J., watchman, r. 1'3 Fifth
Harwood Eugene, clerk Mattern & Moore, r. 123 Fifth
Harwood Frederick, stenographer, r. 146 Eleventh
Harwood Henry F., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 326 Larkin
Harv Christian, driver, r. 734 Grove
Harze Armand, glass polisher, r. 821 Bush
HAS BROUCK JOSEPH, Secretary Bancroft-Whitney
Co., 438 Montgomery
Haselbachat Charles (Frederick K. Weiss & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Haseltine Charles E. (Charles E. Haseltine & Co.) r. 380
San Jose Av
HASELTINE CHARLES E. &
Of\ (Charles K. Haseltine) stevedores
UU. and ballasting. •'>4 Mission
Haseltine Charles W., stevedore Charles E. Haseltine *
Co., r. 380 San Jose Av
Haseltine Lewis B., clerk Charles E. Haseltine & Co., r.
380 San Jose Av
Haseltine Robert E., laborer, r. 400i Sixth
g-sT Haseltine. See Hazeltine and Hazelton
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Hasenberg Myer, packer, r. 320 Austin
Hasenberg William, bookkee))er James Scott, r. 320
Austin
Hasenmaier Lena, domestic 1717 California
Hasenmaier Mary A., domestic 1514 Larkni
Haser Jennie, widow, dressmaker, r. 14 McAllister
Hasliagen Christopher, milkman, r. 41ii Kosciusko
Hashagen Martin (Hashagen & Martf ns) r. SOS Sixth
Hashairen & Martens (Martin Hashagen and Christian
Martens) liquors, 50(5 Sixth
B^ Ilashajjen. See Hasshagen
Haskell Benjamin B., attorney at law, 409 California, r.
1914 Broadway
HASKKLI. BIBXETTF, «., attorney at law, -.m
Mnnt'4('iiicr\', rooms 28-29, r. 520 Tliird
HA!»kl':LL I'ilAKLK.S L., harness and saddlery, 10
Bush, r. 234 Twelfth
Haskell Charles W., with H. Iluddleston & Co., r. 227
Second
master tug Fearless, r. S26 Powell
jkkeeper Union Warehouse Co., r.
Haskel Daniel H.
Haskell Dudley, b
1607 Baker
Haskell Dudley H. , attorney at law, r. SE cor California
and Webster
Haskell Edward W., capitalist 331 Montgomery, rooms
28-29, r. 520 Third
Haskell Frank (Mulcreavy & Haskell) r. 853 Folsom
Haskell Frank E., operator S. F. Fire Alarm Telegrajili,
r. 917^ Mission
Haskell George, driyer, r. 651 Minna
Haskell George P., bookkeeper Fred B. Haight, r. 13
Marye Terrace
Haskell George S., r. 309J Scott
Haskell George W., longshoreman, r. cor Mt. Vernon
and Miguel
Haskell Gilbert W., contractor, r. 118 Cumberland
Haskell James A., lock expert, 611 Market
Haskell John L., capitalist, r. 2219 Van Ness Ay
Haskell Kate E. Mrs., stenographer, r. 103 Larkin
HASki:!.!, LM:>VELL1\>I F., cashier Sterling Fur-
niturt- ('..., 1041 .Market, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Haskell .Mary, widow, r. 13 Marye Terrace
Hasl;ell Michael E., stevedore, r. 2 Rincon Av
Haskell N. A. Mrs., r. 1.V21 Sacra'nento
Haskell Reuben R. (Haskell & Muegge) r. 907 Sutter
H.VSkELli W.4LTER >V.. general agent Travelers-
Insurance Co., 21-24 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. 1021
Union, Alameda
Haskell William G., carpenter, r. 601 Dolores
HASKELL A .VtIE4i4iE (Reuben R. Haskell) whole-
sale watches, diamonds, je\yelrv and silverware, 206
Kearny
Haskett John C, cigarmaker, r. 1258 Eighteenth
Haskett Patrick, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
H skin Anna Miss, laundress, r. 209^ Fourteenth
Haskin Elmer J., butcher, r. 209J Fourteenth
Haskin Grace Miss, niilUner Mrs. S. R. Hall. r. 223
Leavenworth
Haskin JosejA, cook Fischer & Co., r. 404 Bryant
Haskin Katie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 209| Fourteenth
Haskins Daniel M., gardener, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Haskins Elizabeth, widow, r. 2202 Leavenworth
Haskins George J., clerk Bruntsch & Wheeler, r. Oak-
land
Haskins Isaac S., carpenter, r. 11 Morris Av
Haskins James W., carpenter, 425 O'Farrell
Haskins John P., carpenter, r. 30i Moss
Haskins Phillin J., compositor S." F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 1334 Pacific
Haskins Samuel, clerk Custom House
Haskins Thomas H., salesman Leege & Mills, r. 1812 J
Stockton
Has'am Henry W., collector, r. 511 Fell
Haslam Margaret, widow, r. 137 Fair Oaks
Haslam Walter, carriagemaker, 721 Valencia
HASLEHURST ALVINZA 0.
Ucuiist, <>liu-e and r. .>«l Sutter, hours
f» X. M. to :t l>. M. !i>und»y hours 11 A. M.
to :i P. M.
HASLEHLKST WILLIA.M 'n., manager San Fran-
cisco Tool Co., 27 Stevenson, r. 814 Haight
8^" Haslehur!.t. See Hazelhurst
Hasler A. Miss, artist, r. 2334 Pine
Hasler John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hasler Joseph, port«r, r. 537 California
Hasler Paul, cook,r. 27 Minna
Haslett David, riveter Union Iron Wks, r. 315 Missis-
sippi
Haslett James, clerk McCoy & Nesbitt, r. 119 Sixteenth
Haslett Matilda, . omestic 1776 California
Haslett Oliver C, vice president Truckee Lumber Co. of
San Francisco, r. Alameda
Haslett Perc' E. (Haslett & Swayne) r. Alameda
H.ASLETT SANI EL t Haslett & Bailey) r. 1540 Central
Av, ,\lameda
MASLEI'TSAMIEL .n., president Bode & Haslett.
1201 Battery, r. 1605 Clinton Av, Alameda
Haslett Sidney, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. Alameda
Haslett Thoma.s, ronductor Market St. Ry, r. 3125 Mis-
sion
HASLETT & BAILEY («».»„■
Itavlett aiul ('liarlc!< H. Kaile.v) proprie-
tors ICeale Street, (alirornla. Hatha>i^ar
I . S. Bonded, iiunib4»ldt and i'aeiflc Free
Warehouses, office 403 Spear, Telephone
.Vlain mil
HASLETT A s WAYNE (Percy E. Haslett and Rob-
ert H. Swa.\'ne) proprietors Oriental Warehouses, V.
S. Bonded and Free, cor First and Brannan
S^ Haslett. See Hazlett
Hasling Louise, domestic 1100 Sacramento
Hasmann Henry, laborer, r. E s Texas nr Yolo
Haspel Robert, r. 1045 Market
Hason John, seaman stmr Alameda
Hass John W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Church
8-^ Hass. See Haas and Hasse
Hassard Henrv H., compositor Brunt & Co., r. Kast
Oakland
Hasse Charles, laborer, r. 37 Federal
Hasse Charles, liquors, 514i Sixth
Hasse Herman, tailor, r. 701 Mason
Hasselbad Beda, domestic 109 Devisadero
Hasselbad Gertrude, domestic 1226 Post
Hasselbrock William, restaurant and bakery, 2424 Mis-
sion, r. 412 Day
Hasselgren Charles, laborer Spring \'alley W. W., r.
Alameda
Hassell Horace P., clerk, r. 815 Pine
Hassell James A., steward, r. 925 Pacific
Hassell J. J. , bookkeeper Cal. Winemakers' Corpora-
tion, 3 California
H.xssell Joseph H., cooper, r. 18 Decatur
Hassell Katherine, widow, r. 815 Pine
Hassell William P., clerk Gordon & Young, r. 815 Pine
Hassel wander John, foreman Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
120 Shotwell
Hassen Isaac, wa chmaker, 102 Taylor, r. 6 Antonio
£3° Hassen. See Hasson
Hassenmiller Joseph, millwright, r. 328 Cumberland
Hassenpf lug Frederick J. , chemist, r. 5 Central PI
Hassett Eugene W., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo i
Co., r. 1114i Stevenson
Hassett Catherine, widow, r. 1613J Folsom
Hassett George, farmer, r. 920 Buchanan
Hassett John, laborer, r. 45.J Gilbert
Hassett John J., horseshoer, 166 Golden Gate Av, r. 519
Van Ness Av
HASSETT MAKTIX C. attoniey at law, 312 Phelan
Bldg, Telephone Main 5081, r. 1615 Scott
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 2G
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHOrOSRAPHIG Sr T^;I- AS.?^2
109
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Hassett Mary A. , teacher, r. 418a Capp
Hassett Richard, driver, r. -22 Clara
Hassett William J., machinist Pac. Rollins; Mills Co., r.
8 J Decatur
Hassey Annie, widow, r. 010 Mason
Hasshagen Charles T., clerk National Brewiiiff Co., r.
72? Webster
Hasshagen John G. , r. 2200 Grove
Hasshagen Minnie C, widow, r. 1912 Golden Gate Av
Hasshagen William L. , clerk Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dept.
S. P. Co., r. 1912 Golden Gate Av
B^ Hasshagen. See Hashagen
Hasslacher Oswald, barber, r. 26 Sixtli
Haseler William C. (Hassler & Sliuniate) physician,
r. 423 Laguna
HASSLBR «£ 8lllI9IATi: (William C. Hassler and
Thomas E. Shumate) pharmacy, 601 Laguna, Tele-
phone West 877
Hasslinjfer John, barber, r. 1218 Eddy
Hasslinger Otto A. , dentist C. W. Richards, r. 1218 Eddy
Hassmer Jacob E. , laborer, r. 1012 Clay
H.IS^AIEU VALE.\TIXE, groceries and liquors, and
proprietor Hassnier's Lung and Cough Syrup, 933
Washington
H/i8i!^HEK'!!i LU1\« Al^D COUGH SYRIIP, Val
entine Hassmer proDrietor, 933 Washington
Hasson Kate, widow, r. 11 Hubbard
UA8!^OI« >VILLIAN F. C. (Hasson & Hunt) r. 2140
Sutter
HASSON «IE HVKT (William F. C. Hasson and
Andrew M. Hunt) consulting, mechanical and elec-
trical engineers, 310 Pine, rooms 24-31, Telephone
Main 5650
Haste Julius A., draughtsman Mirshutz & Cautrell, r. 7
Vasserot PI
Hasteden Gustav, clerk Tobbenboske & Co., r. 601 How-
ard
Hastedt Charles H. E., liquors, 210 Stockton, r. 0 Lewis
Hastie Alexander, clerk Veronica Mineral Water Co. , r.
431 Turk
Hastie Eva, dressmaker, r. 421 Turk
Hasting Philip, business manager Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. Royal House
HASTINCi8C. V. DIO, capitalist, 120 Phelan Bldg,
r. 2217 Van Ness Av
HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW, Law De
partment of the University of California, 808 Mont
goinery, Leonard Stone Registrar, office 17 Mills
BLlg, 9th floor
Hoistings Edward E., dry goods, 318 Devisadero
Hastings Evelyn E., widow, fur jished rooms, 512 Jones
Hastings Frederick H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept t-.
P. Co., r. 2960FoIsom
Hastings George A., carriage trimmer James A. Galvin,
r. 618 Twenty-fourth
Hastings Henry T., driver, r. 925 Nineteenth
Hastings James, peddler, r. 1615 Powell
Hastings James U., restaurant S. P. Co. 's steamers, r.
2618 Buchanan
Hastings Philip, reporter, r. 211i Geary
Hastings Stephen, fireman stnir El Capitan, r. Oakland
HASTINGS THE, Benedict & Turner proprietors,
SW cor Sutter & Montgomery
HASTINGS TRUST ESTATE, William Giselman
trustee, 120 Phelan Bldg
Hastings William, real estate, 101 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 51.jb
Seventh
Hastings William F., clerk Wm. C. Murphy, r. 618 Twen-
ty-fourth
Hastv Charles E., bookkeeper Woodin & Little, r. Ala-
meda
Hasty Charles H., manager California Blue Print Co., 120
Sutter, r. 1522a Fell
Hasty Walter F., foreman Cal. Car Wks, r. 69i Henry
Haswell C. H. Jr., director The Johnson-Locke Mercan-
tile Co., r. 1326 C lifornia
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Haswell Eugene, theatrical manager, r. 16 Ash Av
Haswell Fred W., stenographer Law Dept S. P. Co., r.
843 Golden Gate Av
Haswell Mary Miss, teacher Haight Primary School, r.
526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Viola, widow, r. 853 Golden Gate Av
Hatch A. J., salesman Christy & Wise, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Hatch Algernon A. , machinist, r. 1036 McAllister
Hatch Arthur, r. 352 Waller
Hatch August J., master schr Louis, office 48 Market,
r. Alameda
HATCH AUGUSTUS T.. vice-president San Fran-
cisco Fruit Exchange, 202 Sacramento, and room 42
Flood Bldg, r. 824 Ellis
Hatch Catherine, domestic 346 First
Hatch Charles E., attorney at law, 607 Montgomery,
room 17, r. Oakland
Hatch Charles H., sailmaker, r. 237 Seventh
Hatch Elizabeth, widow, r. 339 Twenty-seventh
Hatch Ella A., widow, r. 532 Ellis
Hatch Frank O., clerk General Freight Offlce S. P. Co.,
r. Haywards, Cal.
Hatch Fi-ederick A., solicitor Pierce & Co., r. 1439 McAl-
lister
Hatch Gordon, surveyor, 94 Montgomery Bk)ck
Hatch Grace Mrs., r. 811 Hyde
Hatch Harry L., student, r. 1011 Pine
Hatch Herbert W., physician, r. 1011 Pine
Hatch Honora E., widow, N s Baker nr Lyon
Hatch James, woodworker Cal. Car Wks, r. 982 Howard
HATCH JAMES H., dentist, office and r. 1011 Pino,
Telephone East 144
Hatch Jay, compositor Chronicle, r. 1022| Folsom
Hatch John H., watchman, r. 1703 Kearny
Hatch John Q. (J. Q. Hatch & Co.) r. 1207 Octavia
Hatch John W., porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1703
Kearny
Hatch J. q. & Co. (J. Q. Hatch and I. S. Preston) dia-
monds, watches and jewelry, 7 Chronicle Bldg
Hatch Lee E., r. 532 J Ellis
Hatch Lee E. Mrs., dressmaking, 532 J Ellis
Hati;h Ldlie L. Miss, furrier, r. 622| Ellis
Hatch Martha M. Mrs., clerk S. P. Co., r. 21 Van Ness
Av
Hatch Mary P. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1001 Pine
Hatch M. Dean, laborer S. P. Co.
Hatch Oliver C, chemist, r. 819 Mission
Hatch Richard, conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1090 Union
Hatch Theodore H., merchandise broker and comniissiou
merchant, 109 California, r. 811 Hyde
Hat<;h Theodore H. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 811 Hyde
Hatch Wallace, engineer, r. 1713 Howard
Hatch Westley B., clerk, r. 2308 Harrison
Hatch William F., r. 2308 Harrison
DAY
Hatch William K., sampler Custom House, r. Fruitvale,
Cal.
Hatch William M., driver, r. 16 Salinas PI
Hatch William W., compositor Examiner, r. 846 Mission
Hatch Wdliam W. R., teamster, r. 23i 8 Harrison
Hatchell Victor, curtain hanger, r. 727 Minna
Hatchison Alexander, waiter Young & Matthey
Hatfield Anthony J., carjienter and builder, 242 Ellis
Hatfield Arthur S., carpenter, r. 2902 Bush
Hatfield Hugo B., barber, r. 920 Union
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker, r. 920 Union
Hatfield Lennox C, carpenter, r. 242 Ellis
Hatfield W. A., teamster, 3215 Sacramento
Hathaway Andrew H., teamster, r. 54 Alabama
Hathaway Braddock R., patent medicines, 430 Bryant
Hathaway Carrie J., widow, r. 728 Shotwell
Hathaway Charles, laborer, r. New Western Hotel
Hathway Charles, oiler State Dredger 2, r. 504 Seven-
teenth
Hathaway Charles D., r. 1316 Leavenworth
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laa CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected VIntcges
of H. CUVILLIER a FRLRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandie*
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Hathaway Charles F., clerk Cashier's Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 113 Eighteenth
Hathaway Edmund V., r. •21-21 Buchanan
Hathaway Frederick M., with The Judson Dyniamite
and Powder Co., r. Oakiand
Hathaway George B., laborer, r. 1831 Howard
Hathaway George T., seaman, r. 618 Second
Hathaway John W., boxmaker, r. 618 Second
Hathaway Joseph E., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 113 Eighteenth
Hathaway Rebecca, widow, r. 2217 Howard
H.4TH4WAY U. 8. BO\DF.O M.IREHOISE,
Haslett & Bailey proprietors.Spear bet Harrison and
Brj-ant
Hathaway William D., special agent Mutual Life
Ins. Co. of New York, r. 2036 O'Farrell
ILuhaway William H., clerk Freisrht Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. Berkeley
Hathaway William R., receiving teller Sprin"- Vallev
W. W., r. 711 Jones
HATH.IWAVS » HARF, foot of Spear
Hatherly Edward R., bart«nder,r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Hatherly Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 2600 Sutter
Hatherly Reuben, bartoider, r. 902 Montgomery
Hatherly William, engineer Wm. H. Birch & Co., r. 2600
Sutter
Hatherton Edward A. (Hathert.>n& Ross.) r. 24105 Sac-
raiiient'i
HATHERTON & ROSS, ,«.-„.
.4. Hatherton and 1 aonias F. Koss) archi-
tects. 43 Columbia u BIdg
Hathorn Ralph L., student, r. 223 Capp
Hathf>m8 Henry W., r. 439 Geary
Hathwell Jackson A., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
715 Howard
HATJE n'lLLIA.n A., bookkeeper McLeod & Fauss
and secretarj' Franklin Savings and Building Asso-
ciation, 515 Market, r. Alameda
Hatter Henry, foreman Peter Shinkel, r. cor Sixth Av
South and L
Hatlin James, r. 9 Mint Av
Hatlin Louis, plumber, r. 5 Mint Av
Hatlon Louis, laborer Spring Vallev W. W
Stevenson
Hatmau Benjamin, clerk, r. 1419i Webster
Hatman Frank, extraman Engine *20
Hatman Frank C, sailmaker, r. 1620 Union
Hatman George W., r. 1620 Union
Hatman William J., driver U. S. Laundry,
Union
Hatt William J., hair picker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co
r. 2016 Twenty-first Av South
HatUbough Frank, painter, r. 11 Garden Av
Hattal«)ugh Margaret, widow, r. 295 Chenerj-
Hattabough Margaret Miss, tailore-s, r. "Jo Chenerv
Hattibough Mary Miss, gloveniaker, r. 295 Chenerv
HattaVKiu'li William, birbcr. <■. 307CurtUina \v "
HATTEROTH WILLIAM,,.....
and electrical instruiiients. trus.ses, etc.
-.iil-.iirt Kearny, Telephone Main ITIS. r.
100:$ Oak
Hatton Annie B., widow, r. 120 Turk, rear
Hatton Francis J., packer Smith's Cash Store, r. cor
Iowa and Yolo
Hatton John, porter, r. 622 Sacramento
Hatton R ..bert H., ironworker, r. 1085J Tennessee
Hatton Thomas F., collecto Searev & Durand r. 1006
-Miinia
Hatton Williams., bartender, r. 633 Ellis
Hatz Gustav, bookkeeper, r. 10 Miles Court
Hau Frederick H., clerk William F. C. Schmidt r 25
Laurel PI
Haub Brothers (Charles C. and Louis) bakery and con-
fectionery, 17-19 Powell
Haub Charles C. (Haub Bros.) r. 26 Glasgow
Haub Conrad, shoemaker, 480 Jessie, r. 447i Jessie
407
1620
Haub Frederick, butcher, r. 1929 ViMon
Haub George, hotisepaint«r, r. 422 Fulton
Haub George, plumber, 1934 Union, r. 1929 Unio*
Haub Jacob, salesman Liebmann & Waters, r. Goldea
West Hotel
Haub John, r. 826 Lombard
Haub Louis (Haub Bros.) r. 26 Glasgow
Haub Phillip, butcher, 1929 Union
Haub Wilhelmina, widow, r. 7 Caroline
Haubensak Martin, laborer, r. 3 Decatur
Haubert J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 428 Third
Hi-ubold Arthur J., clerk, r. 1156 Guerrero
Haubold Jacob, butcher, r. 102J Sixth
Haubold John M., porkpacker, 11.56 Guerrero
Haubrich Benjamin W., clerk L. B. Haubrich, r. 1906
Mission
Haubrich Frederick W. , engineer Golden Gate Pu-k, r.
1905 Mission
Haubrich Leonard B., liqnors, 1905 Mission
Haubrich Peter, driver, r. 1905 Mission
Hauck Barbara, widow, r. 432 Tthama
Hauck Daniel, cellarmun, r. 8 Silrer
Hauck Fritz, r. 220 Pacific
Haiick Mary Mrs. , r. 449a Twentieth
Hauck Peter, policeman, r. 148 Sixth
Hauck Stephen, instrument maker William Hatteroth.
r. 432 Tehama
1^^ Hauck. See Hauk and Houck
Hauer Frederick, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hauer Fritz C, groceries and liquors, 1423 PM9&C, r.
1425 Pacific
Hauer John B. . cashier F. W. Voogt, r. 534 BnA
Hauer William, musician, r. 1421 Kearny
Hauerken George H., salesman, r. 613 Fulton
Haufe Charles, collector W. J. Fifleld, r. 320 Fulton,
rear
Haufe Charles W., foreman Oakland Dairy, r. 810 Web-
ster
Hauffe Juliu-i, groceries and liquors, 945 Bryant
Hauffe Martha, domestic 318J Ritch
Haufler William, bartender Henry Dippel, r. 327 Moni-
gomerj' Av
Hauifman Samuel, peddler, r. 3k Boardman PI
Hiuar Julius, hardware, 115 Second, r. Alameda
Haugaard Christ C, cook, r. 309 California At
Haugaard Paul (Barlscher & Haugaard) r. 1045 Valencia
Hauge Louis, conductor Market St. Rv, r. 1223 Alabama
Haughton Albert, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 533a
Nineteenth
Ha\ighton John, laburer, r. 240 Perr}-
Haughton John, marine engineer, r.'5?3a Nineteehth
Haughton John W., draughtsman, r. 533a Nineteenth
gS" Haughton. See Horton and Houghton
Haughv Edward W., boots and shoes, 415 Folsom, r. 32r
First
Haughy George W. , machinist, r. 306 Folsom
Haughy James, steward, r. 306 Folsom
Haughy James C. (Bird & Haughy) r. 463 Bryant
Hauk John C, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 2007 Leaven-
worth
Hauk Joseph S., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 433 Geary
Hauk Richard, r. Hotel Langham
Haukman Frederick, frameraaker Sanborn, Vail & Co. ,
r. 332 Twenty-seventh
Haun Charles C. W., artiiicial stone work, r. 413 Twenty-
eighth
Haune Catherine M., widow, r. 3137 Clay
Haunter George, bartender, r. 1237 Stockton
e^ Haup. See Haub
Hauphild Harry, storekeeper stmr Umatilla, r. 381
Bush
Haupt Henrj-, cooper, r. 1507 Steiner
Haupt Oscar, draughtsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. Hotel
Savov
Hauptli Gabrielle, r. 163.} Silver
Hauptli Jacob, dealer human hair, 1102 Market, r. llfl
Turk
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ftDVERTISE ifi the SflN FRflNGISGO GftLL
XUC CIXXT /^IIPC '» taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Meo
I'Tir nil/ l\lll\r generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
11 11^ 1 1 I 1 iL VlUlilw Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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HAV
Haurand Hobart, porter Leonard & Ellis, r. 1419b Ma-
eon
Hauret Baptiste, tinsmith, r. 1237 Stockton
Hauret Jean, laundryman, r. 234 First
Hausuhildt Dietrich (Jackens & Hauschildt) r. 41 Caro-
line
Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor 123 California, r. 145
Collinj^wood
Hause Edward W., bookkeeper, r. 927 Harrison
i^ Hause. See House
Hauselman Henry, cijfamiaker. r. 20 Stockton PI
Hauselt Charles P., dental student, r. 430a Fulton
Hauseman Helena, widow, r. 2.) Oak Grove Av, rear
Hausan Hans, laborer S. P. Co.
Hauser Albert, refiner L. A. Giacobbi, r. 1229 Union
Hauser Brothers (John and Frederick) carpenters and
builders SE cor Eighteenth and Lapidge
Hansen Charles J., shippinjf clerk Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. 1607 Dupont
Hauser C. Henry, foreman Sullivan & Doyle, r. 327 Sixth
Hauser Conrad, butcher, r. 405 Fi ederick
Hauser Conrad, junk, r. 25 Belcher
Hauser Conrad H., candymaker, r. 25 Belcher
Hauser David, expressman, r. 43 Eleventh
Hauser Edwin, salesman E. Fulda, r. 1323a Bush
Hauser Elizabeth, widow, r. 628i Lombard
Hauser hmily Miss, dressmaker, r 17 Dikeman PI
Hauser Ernest J., musician, r. 1106^ Pierce, rear
Hauser Frederick (Hauser Bros.) r. 718 Valencia
Hauser Frederick (Hnuser & Rivers) r. 13 Willow Av
Hauser George, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and Filbert, r. 502 Filbert
Hauser George, machinist, r. 1406 Railroad Av
Hauser George R., gilder, r. 20 Glover
Hauser Hen I y, porter CaL Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 113^
Fourteenth
Hauser Henry C. (J. J. Hauler & Son) r. 100 Silver
Hauser Herman, barber, r. 17 Dikeman PI
Hauser Herman, woodcarver, r. 2830 Sixteenth
Hauser Isaac L., salesman Louis Hauser, r. 1410 Ellis
Hauser Jacob, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co. ,
r. 132^ Fourteenth, rear
Hauser J. J. & Son (John J. and Henry C.) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Third and Silver
Hauser John (Hauser Bros.) r. 718 Valencia
Hauser J.. hn J. (J. J. Hauser & Son) r. 100 Silver
Hauser Kate, widow, r. 18 HoUis
Hauser Kossuth B., mnfrs' agent, 22 Jessie, r. 1411
Scott
Hau'-er Kossuth B., salesman, r. 2922^ Pine
Hauser Lizzie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Hauser Louis, bakery, SE cor Post and Laguna
Hauser Louis, real estate, 701-703 Front, r. 1410 Ellis
Hauser Louis B., musician, r. 1106.^ Pierce, rear
Hauser Louis R., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 30 Pearl
Hauser Martin S. , bookkeeper Fulda Bros. , r. Oakland
Hauser Philip J., clerk, r. 25 Belcher
Hauser Ursula, widow, r. 2830 Sixteenth
Hauser Victor, assayer, r. 1423a Bush
Hauser & Rivers (Frederick Hauser and Julius Rivers)
liquors, 617 Larkin
g^ Hauser. See Hausser and Hauser
Hausle Alfred, jeweler, r. 907 Union, rear
Hausleiter Peter, shoemaker, 936 Howard
Hausler Carrie, widow, r. 224 Rose Av
Hausler Frederick, butcher, r. 2350 Union
[©" Hausler. See Haussler
Hausman A bert, cooper Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 219.V Mission
Hausman Evaline Mrs., r. 1415 Larkin
Hausman Jacob, carpenter, r. 7 Howard Court
Hausman Joseph T., machinist Crown Paper Co., r. 7
Howard Court
Hausmann Adolph, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 919J Mis-
sissippi
Hausmann Bernard (Hausmann Bros.) r. 1020 Van Ness
Av
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palack Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
HAUSMANN BROTHERS <«„.„.
ilau.'^iiiauu) leaded and an stained glass,
embossed, cr.tstalixed and beveled itlatc
glass, French iilateand crysfn! slieetglass,
Freneh and lierman looking glass plates,
18-30 !!»atter
Hausmann Fred, upholsteier Cal. Furniture Mnig Co
Hausmann Siegfried, with D. Samuels, r. 1824 Post
H^" Hausmann. See Hausman, Houseman and Hous-
man
Hausrath Robert E., fresco painter, r. 7 Olive Court
Hauss er Leonard F., cabinetmaker, r. 1116 Broadway
Haussler Margaret F. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. IIIC Broadway
Haussler Mary, widow, r. 1116 Broadway
Haussler William, irunkmaker D Block & Co., r. 18 Hoff
_ Av
£i^ Haussler. See Hausler.
Haustein Frank J., clerk, r. 1832 Howard
HAUSTKI!^ HUNKV, manufactiu-er sidewalk lights
and skylights, 1832 Howard
Hausieiii Henry G., printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 1832
Howard
Haustein Herman T., clerk, r. 1832 Howard
Hautier Chai-les, cook, r. 11 Florence
H.irXHIIK!>»T SAMUEL W., superintendant of
wharf Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Brannanand First,
r. 711 Jones
Havacher An Irew, laborer, r. 4 Blake
Havacher Frederick, laborer, r. 4 Blake
Havard William, hardware, 330 Devisadero
Havard William E., accountant Enterprise Brewing Co.,
r. 2024 Howard
Havecker Henry, laborer, r. 3032 Geary
Haveland Charles, warehoueman Golden Gate Ware-
house, r. Berkeley
Haveley Elizabeth Mrs. , r. 1921 Vallejo
Haveley William T., Insurance solicitor, 435 California,
r. 1921 Vallejo
Havelock William C, mnfr aerated waters, r. 21
Chesley
Haven Acton, with Crown Distilleries Co., r. 321 Bush
HAVE.^ CIIARLE!^ !»., resident secretary Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Co., 422 California,
r. Oakland
Haven Charles D. Jr., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Haven Charles E., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Haven Elijah, driver National Ice Co., r. 1021 i Market
Haven Frank, porter, r. 123 Eddy
Haven Frank S., waiter, r. 52 Second
Haven Frederick L. , chief clerk country dept Liverpool
and London and Globe Ins. Co.,r. East Oakland
Haven George, marble cutter, r. 20(i Eddy
Haven Henry, clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Haven Henry B., mining, 69 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Haven James M. (Haven & Haven) r. 1329 Harrison,
Oakland
Haven Lewis Q., shipping clerk Crown Distilleries Co.,
r. 321 Bush
Haven N. E. Miss, artist, r. 104 Keamx
Haven Thomas, collector, r. 1105 Bush
Haven Thomas E. (Haven & Haven) and notary public,
8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Haven William P., bookkeeper Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. Oakland
HAVEX A HAVEX(JamesM.and Thomas E.)attomey3
at Ixw, 8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, Telephone Main 1746
^^ Haven. See Havens
Havener Edward C, ship carpenter, r. 538 Folsom
Havener James R., calker. r. 13 A' thony
HAVEIVS ALBERT W., secretary Consolidated Cali-
fornia and Virginia Mining Co., 58 Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
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k^ 00 l-l«od Bldg, lelepbone Main 5429, r.
3H35 llo^ar«l
Havens C. R., bookkeeper Murphj', Grant & Co., r. 1811
Lasuna
Havens Edward S., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 719i Clem-
entina
HATEXS F. C, manager Mutual Investment Union,
r. 14 Sansome, r. Vernon Heisrhts, Oakland
Havens George L., manajjer Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 846
Brj-ant
H.iVE!«S HOWARD, vice-iu-esiUent Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., NE cor Montgomery and Sutter, r.
1811 Laguna
Havens Howard C, marine clerk Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
Havens Wickham, agent Mutual Investment Union, r.
Oakland
Havens William, porter Alexander Pallies, r. 910 Har-
rison
SS" Havens. See Haven
Haver Frank, waiter, r. American Exchange Hotel
Haver Pliilip, contractor and builder, r. 837 Twenty-
fourth
Have'ly Otto L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 4 Antonia
Haverty John J., stone cutter, r. 14 Johnson Av
Haverty Michael J., gardener Laurel Hill Cemeten', r.
14 "Johnston Av
Haverty Thomas F.. butcher, r. 14 Johnston Av
HaveyBernhard, ship builder, r. 512 Howard
Haviland John T., r. 2101 Van Ness Av
Haviside Harry T., rigger John J. Haviside, r. 417 Fair
Oaks
Havisile John J., rigger, 46 Steuart, r. 417 Fair Oaks
1^" Haviside. See Heaviside
Havlm Hugh, laborer, r. 3^5 Fair Oaks
HA>VA11A.\ BA\A>'A l>EPOT, Reuben Tucker
agent, 413-417 Washington
HAWAIIAX COM.IIKKCIAL A.\D SI GAR CO.,
Rudolph Spreckels president, Josei>h H. Sandford
secretary, 119 Bush, Telephone Main 5173
HAWAIIAN ISLA.ND UIRECTOKI, F. M. Hus
ted publisher, biO California
HAtVAIl.W LI.\E OF PACKETS, Williams,
Dimond & Co., agents, 202 Market and 3 Pine
Hawe Marj', widow, fancy goods, 517 Lyon
Hawes Addie 5Iiss (Hiwes & Hawes) r. Murj)hy Bldg,
room 20
HAMES ALEXANDER G., manager New York Life
Insurance Co., 17-23 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. Bohe-
mian Club
Hawes Benjamin C, city agent Sun Insurance Office (of
London » The Imperial Insurance Co. Limited (of
London) The Lion Fire Insurance Co. Limited (of
London) 205 Sansome, r. San Leandro
Hawes Charles D., dainman, r. 428 Connecticut
HAWES CHARLES* .W., proprietor Bay State Dairy,
oflace 35 Eddv, r. 428 Connecticut
HAWES GEORGE H.. official reporter 320 Sansome,
room 57, Telephone Main 896 r. 314 Eddy
Hawes Helen B. Miss, clerk William K. Vickery, r. 1408
California
Hawes Henrj- W., electrician, r. 2943 Howard
Hawes Jacob H., tailor, r. 314 Eddy
Hawes Jaaes, 3d officer stmr Colon
Hawes John W., policeman, r. 846J Army
Hawes Lois Miss (Hawes & Hawes), r." Murphy Bldg,
room 20
Hawes Talton B., captain watch L'. S. Mint
Hawes William, r. S46.V Arm.v
Hawes William H., 2d'officer stmr Australia, r. 1408
California
Hawes & Hawes (Misses Addie and Lois) dressmaking
and hairdressing, Murphv Bldg, room 20
ew Hawes. See Haws
Hawk Harry, teamst«r, r. 118i Washington
Hawk John A. , horseshoer, r. 104 Twenty -first
Hawk Joseph, blacksmith, r. 104 Twenty-flrst
Hawk Katie Miss, fur sewer, r. 104 Twenty-first
Hawke James, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Hawke James, contractor, r. 2315b Larkin
Hawke Thomas S., butcher, r. 1067 Market
Hawker Lizzie Miss, waitress, r. 147 Valencia
Hawkes C. Walworth, with Bates & Suydam, r. 1811 Sa»
Carlos Av
Hawkes James, teamster, r. 710J Fulton, rear
Hawkes James, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
I^ouisiana and Sierra
Hawes James T., stevedore, r. 2 Alger PI
Hawkes John, bartender, r. 708 Fulton
lAWKES T. G. A CO. (Corning, N. Y.) manufact-
lelps & ]
120 Sutter
urers of fine cut glass goods, Phelps & Miller agents.
Hawkes James, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 434 Twenty-
seventh
Hawkes William, teamster, r. 710i Fulton, rear
US' Hawkes. See Hawk s
Hawkins Annie, domestic 1362 Post
Hawkins Arthur F., laborer, r. 1809 Howard
Hawkins Arthur J., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1907 Oak
Hawkins Arthur L., collector L. A. Souc & Co., r. 432a
Seventeenth
Hawkins Charles, hoseman Engine 26
Hawkins Charles 1) , contractor, r. 1 Falmouth
Hawkins Charles T. , laborer, r. 1 Falmouth
Hawkins Clarence, clerk Market St. Ry, r. 1907 Oak
Hawkins D. , laborer Bay District Race Track
Hawkins Dahl, butcher, r. 33 Turk
Hawkins David E., bookkeeper Smiths' Cash Store, r.
910 Twenty-third
Hawkins Delphine Miss, principal Pearl Dowda Memo-
rial Kindergarten, r. 1809 Howard
Hawkins Earle (Eagleson Shirt Co.) r. 1037 Post
Hawkins E. D., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1 Falmouth
Hawkins Eri gar W., clerk O'Farrell & Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
HAWKII^'S EDWARD K., secretarj- The H. T.
Holmes Lime Co. and Summit Lime Co., 22-24 Sac-
rementf), r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Hawkins Edwin C, artist, r. 512a Fifteenth
Hawkins Eugene G., r. 1817 Baker
Hawkins George, marine engineer, r. 1409 Twenty-flftk
Hawkins George, waiter Russ House
Hawkins George W., physician, 3HJ Geary, r. 2809 Pin*
Hawkins Georgiana D. , widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r.
1907 Oak
Hawkins Hart P., laborer, r. 1 Falmouth
Hawkins Herbert L., student, r. 340 Fremont
Hawkins Horatio B. , engineer, r. 1534 Guerrero
Hawkins Ida F., widow, furnished rooms, r. 523 Turk
Hawkins J., laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 2903 Geary
Hawkins Jacob, carpenter Stockton Planing Mills, r. 62«
Fourth
Hawkins James J. E., clerk Superintendent of Streets,
r. 1817 Baker
Hawkins James M., proprietor Slar Gold and Silver Elec-
tro Plating Wks, 622 Cla.\-
Hawkins James S., Ciishier ^f. Clark & Sons, r. HoteL St.
Nicholas
Hawkins Joseph, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Hawkins Joseph K., attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,
room 24, r. 340 Fremont
Hawkins Joseph M., painter, r. 423 Sutter
Hawkins John F., traveling agent P. Lorillard's & Co.,
r. 309 Bay
Hawkins John L., porter, r. 705 Mission
Hawkins John W., engineer, r. 447 Stevenson
Hawkins Louis, porter Studebaker Bros., r. Oakland
Hawkins Mai^ret A., widow, r. 16 Lewis
Hawkins Marj- E., widow, r. 1809 Howard
Hawkins Mildred A. Mrs. , widow, r. 1038 Mission
Hawkins Olof, oiler Deming- Palmer Milling Co., r. 432a
Seventeenth
SAiN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GA5 AND (^AbULINb bNblNt:>
lll.r«x^Vbft.w PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
HAW
719
HAY
Hawkins Patrick C, luiuors, 309 Bay
Hawkins Peter, billposter, r. 10 Sunny Court
Hawkins Richard, laborer Stockton Planing Mills, r.
Keno House
Hawkins Thomas, lineman Edison Light and Power Co. ,
r. 422 Broadway
Hawkins Thomas J., boatman Custom House, r. :!09 Bay
Hawkins William, clerk, r. 2249 Sutter
Hawkins William, machinist, r. 340 Fremont
HA^VKIN!^ WILLIAM J., physician and surgeon
and Coroner City and Countv, Telephone Main 1947,
office 404 Third.'hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., Tele-
phone Main 5231, r. 340 Fremont, Telephone Main
6642 •
Hawkins W. Irxdng, secretary and treasurer Eagleson,
Hawkins & Co., 535 Market, r. 1307 Post
«S^ Hawkins. See Howkins
Hawkinson August W. (A. W. Hawkinson «fc Co.^ r. 110
Ellis
Hawkinson A. W. & Co. (August W. Hawkinson) grocers,
Marble Market, 7 Market
Hawks Berthelet H., bookkeeper Columbian Banking
Co.,r. 2612 Polk
Hawks Birdsall, bookkecjier Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 2612
Polk
Hawks Harry D., stockbrocker, 318 Pine, rooms 4-6, r.
1514 Larkin
Hawks J. Lawrence, paying teller Bank of California, r.
1514 Larkin
Hawks John G., buyer J. De La Montan.ia, r. 2612 Polk
Hawks Joseph, capitalist, r. 710i Fulton, rear
Hawks Nelson C, r. 2612 Polk
Hawks Zouri, widow, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1811 San Carlos Av
S^ Hawks. See Hawkes
Hawksley Charles, teamster, r. 309^ Jersey
Hawksworth Charles, edgetrimmer Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 428a Twenty-fourth
Hawkyard Albert E., picturehanger S. & G. Gumj), r.
1103d Folsom
Hawlev Alexander H., dental student, r. 2115 Pacific Av
UAWLEV BKOTI1EK8 H.iKUnAKE €0.,
Marcus C. Hawley president, George T. Hawley
vice president and treasurer, Austin Arnold secre-
tary, hardware and mill supplies, SW cor Market
and Beale, Telejihone Main 154, and 118 Chambers,
New York
Hawlev C. B., salesman A. L. Brj'an Shoe Co., r. Kodeo
Ca'l.
Hawley Charles H. (Benton & Hawley) r. 919 Jones
Hawley Cornelius B., actor, r. 233 O'Farrell
Hawley Daniel, piinter, r. 103 Tehama
HAW'lEI; DAYin N., agent Cincinnati Safe and
Lock Co., 318 Market, r. 628 Twenty-first
Hawley Ernest S., deputy County Clerk, r. 100 Webster
Hawley Eva M. Miss, teacher Sheridan Primary School
r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley Frank 1). Mrs., widow, r. 1266 Stanyan
Hawley Frank E., gripman, r. 1266 Stanyan
Hawley George C. , engineer, r. 2630 Bryant Av
HAWLEV VEOROE T., vice-president and treas-
urer Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., SW cor Market
and Beale, r. Prospect Heights, Oakland
Hawley George W. (Stone & Hawley) r. 736 Oak
Hawlev H. W., r. 102 Ellis
HAWLEV JACOB C, agent Areata Mill and Lum-
ber Co., Elk River Mill and Lumber Co. and schr
Charles E. Falk, Pier 4 Steuart, r. Oakland
Hawley James M., student, r. 630 Florida
Hawley John J., bookkeeper, r. 630 Florida
Hawley Joseph, freight handler, r. 620 Second
Hawley Levi H. , r. 1136 Page
Hawley Mamie Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 1116
Larkin
HAWLEY N.iRCI'!^ V., president Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co., SW cor Market and Beale, r. New
York
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL /NATIO/NS DRI/\K
pred(^ri(;l^8bur<5 [^(^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Hawley Mary, widow, r. 630 Florida
Hawley Mary E. Miss, teacher, r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley Mary J., widow, r. 233 ban Jose Av
HAWLEV M. J., manager Vermont Marble Co., 244-
2.50 Brannan, r. 2216 Devisadero
Hawley Nellie F. Miss, miUiner, 1433 Polk
Hawley Sanmel, boilt rmaker, r. 620 Second
Hawley Samuel Jr., boilermaker, r. 22 Stanford
Hawley T. Mrs., widow, r. 18 Moss
Hawley Thomas H., freight handler, r. 620 Second
Hawley William, packer, r. 620 Second
Hawlev William M., superintendent Spreckels' tugs, r.
2317 Webster
Hawley William M., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Hawley William T., traveling salesman W. A. Scbroch, r.
Oakland
B^ Hawley. See Howley
Haworth James, conductor U. S. Mint, r. 119 Valencia
Haws Eva Miss, milliner, r. 119 Fifth
Haws Luther, plumber Richard Rice, r. Lorin, Cal
Haws Oscar A., driver Whitney Transfer Co., r. Oakland
8^- Haws. See Hawes
Hawthorn J. C, master mariner, r. 16 Ellis
Hawthorne Charles R., granite and marble wks, 3 Hen-
derson Av
Hawthorne Edward, rancher, r. 409 San Jose Road
Hawthorne John B., elevatorman New City Hall, r. 308
Clement
Hawthorne Lizzie, domestic 1940 Vallejo
HAWTHORNE PRIMARV SCHOOL, Mrs. Sarah
J. Mann principal, Shotwell bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Hawthorne Publishing Co., T. H. Rush manager, NE
cor Mason and Ellis
HAWTHORKE SOCIETY THE, Dr. S. F. Long
president. Young Men's Christian Association Bldg,
NE cor Mason and Ellis
Hawthorne The, Emerson B. Hopkinson proprietor, 1926
Market
HAWTHORNE THE (weekly) T H. Rush manager,
Young Mens' Christian Association Bldg, NE cor
Mason and Ellis
Hawthorne Vineyard and Ore' ard Co. The, S. F. Long
president, C. D. Coon secretary, Young Men's
Christian Assn Bldg, NE cor Mason and Ellis
Hawton Robert T., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 817 Vallejo
Hawver Andrew, with Roo . & Robinson, r. 1308 Golden
Gate Av
Hawver Julia F., Mrs. cigars and tobacco, 41 Fourth, r.
r. 64 i Everett
Hawxhurst Caroline, widow, r. 2126 Vallejo
Hawxhurst Henry S., capitalist, r. 612 Webster
Hawxhurst Robert, real estate and mining, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 5, r. Alameda
B^" Haw.xhurst. See Hauxhurst
Haxe J. E., musician, r. Alameda
Haxe Walter G. , attorney at 1 iw, r. 319 Sutter
H.AV ALEXANDER (Hay & Wright) and president
Pacific Ma rhie Railway and Ways Co., office 55 Mis-
sion, r. Alameda
Hay Alfred L., miner, r. 123 Eddy
Hay Alfred M., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.. r. 1513
' Sacramento
Hay Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 315 Gearj-
Hay Edward B., doorkeeper S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 1507 Jackson
Hay Emma M. Mrs., .issistant S. F. Free Public Librarv,
r. 133 Larkin
Hay Fannie M. Mrs. , r. 2305 Howard
Hay Henry H., molder, r. 1724 Market
Hay Howard P. , clerk, r. 2305 Howard
Hay Hugh H., iroimiolder, r. 1724 Market
Hay John, usher Alcazar Theatre, r. 116 O'Farrell
Hay John C, liquors, 314 San Jose Av., r. 326 San Jose
■ Av
Hay J. W'alter, clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo & Co.,
" r. 1507 Jjckson
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $L00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sod M^'p. 823 Market St
PEBHIEB-JOOET & GO. G1IIIP0&NE
FOR SRIiE BY flUU FIRST-CtiRSS VJIJIB m
CHANTS RfiO GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
HAY
720
HAY
C. L IllYLOR.
Pres.
•^^ m. H FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St.
Hay Maiy C, widow, r. 211 Valencia
Hay MarV M. Miss, r. 2305 Howar I
Hay Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 211 Valencia
Hay Paul B. , bookkeeper W. D. McArthur, r. 2305 How-
ard
Hay Thomas, teamster, r. Seventh Av South bet L and
K
Hay William G., student, r. 133 Larkin
Hay & Wright (Alexander Hay and Elisha B. Wright)
shipwrights, calkers and sparmakers, 55 Mission
i^ Hav- See Hey
Hayashi Kugoro, bamboo furniture, 612 La^na
Havbnrn James C, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebeu-
' baum, r. 607 Hayes
Haybum Marguerite E. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
" School, r. 607 Hayes
Haycock Margaret A., wndow, r. 1632 Sacramento
r:# Haycock. See Heacock
HaycroftGeorgii.a, widow, r. 623 Howard
Haycroft James C. , machinist, r. 623 Howard
HA1'DE\ BRACE, \ice president Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden C.>., 17-19 Beale, r. New York
Hayden Brothers (Louis and Geor.;e) proprietors Fulton
Dairj-, 1212 Devisadero
Hayden Charles, clerk, r. 25 Capp
Hayden Charles, clerk, r. 319 Scott
Hayden Charles, waiter, r. 605 Green
Hayden Charles W., jailer County Jailer, r. 11 White
Hayden Charles W., upholster, r. 635 McAllister
Hayden Daniel, porter, r. Alms House
Harden Dennis, policeman, r. 1814 Dupont
Hayden Dennis E., photographer Daniel Sewell, r, 507
Jones
Hayden Edward, laborer, r. 29 Acadamy
Hayden Kdward, photographic printer Daniel Sewell, r.
507 Jones
Hayden Edward A., canvasser Hansen's Dye Works, r.
■ 746 Minna
Hayden Edwin, foreman California Fruit Evaporating
"Co.,r. ir25bOak
Havilen Enunett, bartender James Hayden, r. Tiburon
Hayden Frank, tailor, 643 Post
Hayden Frederick, laborer Francis Smith & Co., r. 9
" Academy
Hayden George (Hayden Bros.) r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
Hayden George, longshoreman, r. 313 Bryant
Hayden George W. , dairyman, r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
Hayden Jacob B. , Pullman porter, r. 613 Howard
Hayden James, conductor Market St Ry, r. 616 Lott
Hayilen James, 1 quors, stmrs S. F. and X. P. Ry, r.
" Tiburon
Havden James A., carpenter, r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
HaV.len Jane L., widow, r. 1306 Fell
Havden John, butcher, 124 Ninth, r. 525 Seventh
Hajden John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 311 Brjaut
Hayden John J., clerk, r. 507 Jones
Hayden John J., porter Raphael Weill & Co., r. 616 Lott
Hayoen John P., cutter Columbia Woolen Mill, r. 1902
" Devisadero
Havden Jol n P., driver Engine 2, r. 412 Bush
Hayden John R., teamster, r. 448 Fifteenth
Hayden John W. , carpenter, r. 603 Bartlett
Havden Kaie, widow, r. 926^ Jackson
Hayden Louis (Hayden Bros.) r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
Havden Martin, watcii maker, r. 303i Dolores
Hayden Patrick, r. 616 Lott
Havden Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Vermont and Sierra
Havden Robert D., conductor ilarket St. Rv, r. 432
First Av
Hayden Sarah, widow, r. 331 McAllister
Hayden Thomas, boatman, r. 3 Tefferson
Hayden Thomas E., secretary Golden Gate Advertising
" Co., r. Reno, Nevada
Hayden Walter C, carpenter, r. 19 Hinckley
Hayden Washington, foreman pump dept Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. 2(a Franklin
Hayden William, longshoreman, r. 25 Capp
1^" Hayden. See Haden, Haydon, Hayton and Heyden
Haydook Thomas M., calker, r. 13 Tehama
Haydock Thomas M., machinist S. P. Co , r. 118 Six-
teenth
Havdon Archibald E.. with Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. 322
" Haves
Haydon Sarah F. Miss, teacher Bemal Height Primary
■ School, r. 603 Bartlett
Hayen Matilda, widow, r. 506i Grove
Haven Wi'liam. clerk, r. 506i Grove
Hayer Louis, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 447i
Tehama
Hayes .\giies E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1224 Buchanan
Hayes Alexander O., barber, r. 129 Third
Haves Anastacia, widow, r. 232 tifteenth
Hayes Bartholomew J., teamster I. Gutte, r. 17*)
■ Twenty-fifth
Haves Benjamin, tailor, r. 26i Howard Court
Hayes Brothers (Michael J. and James A.) groceries.
SIO Mission
Hayes Brothers (Samuel and Patrick) liquors and
' cigars, 510 Howard
Haves Catherine, widow, r. 422 Filbert
Haves Charles, basketmaker, r. 22 Bluxome
Hayes Charles, teamster, r. 1010 York
Hayes Charles E., secretary SUndard Asphalt Co., NB
" cor Fourth and Townsend
Haves Cora Miss. r. 825 Sutter
Haves Daniel, bartender Mary Hayes, r. 5 Boyd
Hil'ES DAMEL E, (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayi.-.
and secrelarj- Blue Lake Water Co., 202 Sansome
room 2, r. Hotel Rirhelieu
Hayes David E., cariienter, r. 879 Shotwell
Hayes David H. , machin st Union Gas Engine Co., r.
' Golden Gate, Cal.
Hayes Dennis, laborer, r. 105 Congo
Haves Dennis, machinist Pac Rolling Mills, r. 401
■ Haight
Haves Dennis E., capitalist, r. 1224 Bnchanan
Hayes Dennis T. plumber, r. 1902 McAllister
Hayes Ebenezer, engineer, r. 1206 Sanchez
Haves Edward, shoemaker, r. l.= 06 Dolores
Hayes Edward C, bookkeeper, r. 1224 Buchanan
Haves Ellen .1. Miss, stenographer, r. 2:525 Howard
Haves Frances Miss housekeeper 5 South Park
Hayes Frank, r. 1011 Bush
Hayes Frank, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1216
" Twentv-second
Haves Frank, teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
Haves Frank J., painter John P. Quane, r. 737 Howard
Hayes Frank R. (Hayes, Smith & Co. Plating Works) r.
■ 406 Sutter
Haves Frelerick, clerk Branch House
Hayes George, bartender John F. Croviley, r. 477 Jessie
Hayes George, blacksmith, r. 420 Green
Hayes George, driver Consumers Ice Co., r. 420 Eighth
HaVes George A., Hicks Judd Co., r. 346 Fourth
Haves George R. B. (Stanly, Hayes & Bradley) attorney
' at law. 4 Sutter, r. 318 Haight
Hayes Hannah, wi Jow, furnished rooms, 413 O'Farrell
Hajes H. B., oiler stmr San Jose
Hayes Henrv, millhand, r. 22 Bluxome
Haves Henry L., baker Protestant Orphan Asjium
Hayes Jam"es, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1506
Dolores
Hayes James, hostler, r. 130 CT nt<m
Hayes James, laborer, r. 522 Brjant
Hayes James, tanner, r. 2643 Harrison
Hajes James, watehman stmr Queen
Haves James A. (Haves Bros.) r. 920 Page
Hayes Jumes J., groceries and liquors, 2942-2944 Mission.
r. 1220 Treat Av
Haves Jeremiah, teamster, r. 1858 Stevenson
Hayes Jeremiah J., shipping clerk Neville & Co., r.
1249b Eighteenth
Hayes J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Seventh
Hayes Johanna, widow, r. 107 Williams
-TRY THE
SAN rR/\/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEARY
Telephone, Main S'^S-
BONESTELL & CO.KWbs FIRT PHPER
HDKINS
MFG. CO,
7H STREET
flIDION
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
HAY
72]
HAY
Hayes John, bartender Bay District Race Track,
OFarrell
210a
EXTRA PALE.
Hayes John, contractor, r. 426 Fulton, rear
Hayes John, cook Palace Hotel, r. 362 Eddy
Hayes John, driver, r. l.')24 Bush
Hayes John, laborer, r. 514 Second
Hayes John, laborer, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes Jo m, laborerer, r. 132« Pine, rear
Hayes John, 1,. borer, r. 1420J Broadway
Hayes John, pnnter Abram-oii-Heuiiisch Co., r. 522
i Bryant
I Hayes John, shoemaker Gustaf Holmberjj, r. 51 First
I Hayes John, special policeman Harbor Commissioners,
r. 1114 Green
Hayes John B., bartender Henry Lafrenz, r. 661 How-
ard
1 Hayes John F., clerk Consumers' Ice Co., r. 225 Fulton
Hayes J hn K, clerk VV. P. Fuller & Co., r. Oakland
' Hayes John F., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1019 Fair Oaks
Hayes J hn F., tiamster Frank A. Heigel, r. 1732
Twenty-fifth
Hayes John J., laborer, r. 2823 Clay, rear
UA1'E!» JOHN .1., wines and liquors, 1 Geary, r. 327
Hayes
Hayes John J., puinter, r. 706 Nineteenth
Hayes John T., contractor and bu Ider, office 16 Post, r.
1808 Van Ness Av
Hayes Joseph, blacksmith, r. 9i Washington Av
Hayes Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 952 Twentieth r
1125i Twentieth
Hayes Joseph, hostler Edward CorriKin, r. Bay District
Race Track
Hayes Joseph B., shirtcutter, r. 18 El^an Park Av
Hayes Joseph M., salesman M. Freidman & Co r 1011
Bush '
Hayes Joseph G., carpenter, r. 134 Church
Hayes Joseph P. , r. 20 Harriet
Hayes Joseph P., deputy Sheriff, r. 107 William
Hayes Josephine Miss, r. 1223 Clay
Hayes Julia, domestic 503 Capp
Hayes Julia, widtiw, r. 825 Sutter
Hayes Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 309 Natonia
Haye Justin O., blacksmith, r. 22 Bluxome
Hayes Kate G. Miss, bookkeeper Hayes Bros., r. 810
Missiiin
Hayes Lillie domestic 1206 Sanchez
Haye- Lillie, widow, r. 18 El,"- n Park Av
Hayes Louis, m i«ter mariner, r. 510 Chestnut
Hayes M.imie Miss, nurse, 608 Baker
Hayes Margaret Mrs., r. 2>41 Mis ion
Hayes Mar.,'uerite, widow, r. 20 Ha riet
Hayes Martin J., clerk Ea.ifleson, Hawkins & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 1524 Bush
Hayes Mary, widow, liquors, 5 Boyd
Hayes Maurice, teamster, r. 8 Treat Av
Hayes Maurice Jr., shoemaker, r. 8 Treat Av
Hayes May Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Bluxome
Hayes Michael, r. 16 Lapidge
Hayes M chael, bl.icksmith, r. 22 Bluxome
Ha\es Michael, hostler Sutter St. HR., r. 521 Howard
Hayes Michael, laborer, r. 2002 Mason
Hayes Michael, porter Son Bros. & Co , r. 926 Alabama
Hayes Michael, teamster, r. S\V cjr Steiner and Waller
Hayes Michael J. (Hartter, Hayes & Co.)r. 810 Mis ion
Hayes Michael J. (M. J. Hayes & Son) r. 1518 Market
Hayes Michael J., carpen er, r. 706 Fourteenth
Hayes Milton P., stock clerk Yates h Co., r. 9.V Washino--
ton Av . o
Hayes M. J. & Son (Michael J. and William J.) cutlers
1424 Market
Hayes Morris, gripman, r. 545 Elizabeth
Hayes Park Laundry. D. La])ouble & Co. proprietors
W s Mission Road nr Five-mile House
Hayes Patrick (H .yes Bros.) r. 141^ Minna
Hayes Patrick, butcher, 15 '3 Folsom
Hayes Patrick, expressman, r. 8 Isis
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS.
WIELA/\D'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Hayes Patrick, expressman, NW cor Turk and Jones, r-
5 Boyd
Hayes Patrick, piledriver, r. 2541 Mission
Hayes Phineas, engineer, r. 1015 Nineteenth
Hayes Rajanond, glass cutter W. P. Fuller & Ci>..r. Oak-
land
Haj'es Robert, stevedore, r. Oriental Hotel
Hayes Smniel (Haves Hros.) r. 29 Natonia
HIIYES, SMITH & CO. PUTING
Uu/lHIlQ *^'"'^*^*'"''*"''' *" "•«»rri« I'latlii;;
WW UnAO Works) sold, Rllv«p. copper
:toii uic..*-i i>latins and plating of all
Kinds, oxidizing, burnisiiine and polioli-
ins or every description, all Mork first
elass and all orders attended to with
prtmptness and dispatelt, :«l .MlisslOD
below Fremtint, Telephone Xo. IS.il
Hayes Susan, widow, r. 63 Natoma
Hayes T. A., falesraan Sunset Mnfe Co
Hayes Teresa Aliss, milliner, r. 309 Natoma
Hayes Thomas, janitor C. and C. Hosptal
Hayes Thomas, marine firemm stmr Farralon
Hayes Thomas F., team.ster, r. SW cor San Jose Av and
Oc3an House Road
Hayes Thomas F., tr..veling salesmin C. H. Meyer &
Bros.
Hayes Thomas J., coffee roaster, r. 1258 Montgomery
Hayes Thomas R , office 214 Battery, r. Sausalito
Hayes Timothy, laborer, r. 903 Francisco
Hayes Timothy S., guard County Jail .3, r. 531 elemen-
tal a
Hayes Valley Advertiser, job printers and publishers,
Frank Fall m.ina-,'er, 507 Hayes
Hayes Valley Brewery, Boese & Jurgens proprietors
512-514 Grove
Hayes Will'am, r. 341 Fifth Av
Hayes William, carpenter, r. 676 Clementina
Hayes William, c erk Goldman & Co.
Hayes William, horseshoer, r. cor S xth Av South and
Railroad Av
Hayes William, laborer, r. 17 Chesley
Haves William C, butcher, r. 1420J Broadway
Hayes Wdliam C, clerk, r. 1515a Pierce
H yes Wi 11am J. (M. J. Hayes & Son) r. 1518 Mirket
Hayes William J., bookkeeper James E. Sweeney, r lO^O
Polk
Hayes Wil'iara J., clerk Cluett, Coon & Co., r. Oakland
Hayes William .1., ironworker Union Iron Wks, f. 501
Napa
Hayes William .1., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 217 Grant Av
Hayes William T., clerk Rxphael Weill & Co., r. 522
Bryant
fl^ Hayes. See Hays
Hayford George, attorney at law, r. 29b Rausch
HAYM.l.V .41. (Al. Hayman & Co.) office 933 Market
r. New York
HAV.n.ilV .IL. A CO. (incorporated) Harry Mann
president and general manager, Alfred Bouvfer sec-
retary, 933 Market
Hayman Etta Miss, clerk Station K, Post Office r. 219
Leavenworth '
Hayman Frank N., carpenter Stockton Planing Mills
r. 33 Chapultepec
Hayman George S., clerk Station B, Post Office, r. 2J9
Leavenworth
Hayman Lambert, teacher penmanship, r. U46 O'Farrell
Hayman Nina Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 225 Ellis
Haymann Aaron, lock niith, 236 Post, r. 21 Clinton Park
Haymann Julius, tailor, 47 Third, r. 21 C hiton Park
H y tier Jasper, whitener, r. 11a Sherwood PI
Haymond Edgar B., attorney at law, 39-40 Mills Bid?
5th floor *'
H.iV\E BRE>VTO!V A., attorney at law, 104-105
Crocker Bldg, r. Berkeley, Cal.
HAVIVI-; l»irK4JA.\ S., attorney at law, 104-106-
Crocker bldg, r. 829 Bush
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Hay ne .Frank, pantryman Yoiuig & Welsman, r. 825
Mission
Hayne James J., painter, r. 732| Clementina
Hayne J. D.. r. 20 OFarrell
fl4Vi\B K«>i:eKT »., attorney at law, lOS-104-105
Crocker BUlg, Telephone Main 5023, r. San Mateo,
Cal.
B^ Hayne. See Haiue
Hayiiert Clemens, upholstery, 214 Stockton
Haynes Anna, widow, r. 2422 Bush
Haynes Oelia Miss, milliner, r. 311 Elizabeth
Haynes Charles, cook, r. 32 Steuart
Ha\nes Charlotte M., widow, r. 2 Tay
Haynes Edmonl, janitor Douohoe Bld^, r. 1170 Market
Haynes Francis P., S. J., teacher St. Igruatius College, r.
" 214 Hayes
Haynes Frederick, professor University of California, r.
la South Park
Haynes (Jeorge, dentil student, r. 204 McAllister
Haynes Ida M. Mrs., bakeiy, 707 Devisadero
!1,*¥.%KS JOHN, Comnii.ssioner Supreme Court of
Culifornia, chambers 30.5 Larkin, r. .513 Baker
Uayiits Millard W., carpenter, r. 411 Brannan
Hajiifs I'ark, tinsmith, NWcor California Av and Parker
Haynes lllchard, capitalist, r. 1140 Alabama
Haynes Roy, conductor, r. 707 Devisadero
Havnes Thmuas .T. , ironmolder, r. 1140 Aiab.ima
H.41'\»:,S THOMAS 4., secretary Chamber of Com-
merce and Traffic Association of California, office 214
Pine, rooms 40-42, r. 705 Hayes
HayncB Walter P., clerk, r. 3215 Sacramento
Qayues William, carpenter, r. 219 Sixth Av
Havnes'Williaui, laborer, r. 535 Linden Av
Haynes William, machinist Pao Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
Alameda
S^ Havnes. See Haines
HAYS EDWARD L p...... ...
tia-ntter. tiiinlug and rooting, complete
line or tin and agate ware, general Job-
bing |tromi>tly attended to at loMest
l>rioe,s, 431 Foarth
H41'!^ FKEI>, hairwork and la<iies' hairdressing, 20
Geiiry, r. ;!14 Hush
Hays Himm B., miner, r. 853 Golden Gate Av
Hays lia C. (Hays & Ruhe) r. 1700 Devisadero
Hays .lames M., master mariner, r. 73fi lYeat Av
Hays .John, laborer, r. 658 Minna
Hays John, longshoreman, r. 112 Vali>araiso
Hays John T.. r. 8 Cohen PI
Hays Julia, widow, r. 825 Sutter
Hays Thonjas A., salesman, r. «13 Fillmore
Hays Will C, fancy dry goods, 1525 Devisadero, r. 1511J
" Devisadero
Hays William K., clerk W. C. Hays, r. 1631 Clay
Hays & Ruhe (Ira C. Hays and Benjamin Ruhe) dry
goods, stationery and candies, 1700-1702 Devisadero
i-nd 411 Broderick
gW Hays. See Hayes
Haystrom Charles, seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
H.%¥WA«D ALVIXZA. oipitalist, 2 Hobart Bldg, r.
San Mat«o, Cal.
Hayward (;. A. Miss, assistant S. F. Free Public Library,
r. 15 Van Ness Av
Haj-ward Carrie, widow, r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Hayward Caroline Mrs., r. 810 Powell
Hayward CliarlesW., newsagent, r. 1021 Golden Gate
Av
Hayward Ellen L., widow, r. 615b Mason
Hayward George B., clerk, r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Hayward Harry F., marine engineer, r. 519 Golden Gate
Hayward H. M., master stmr Mariposa
UAV WAKH LOI IS A., treasurer and superintend-
ent Guadaloupe Dairy Co.. cor San Bruno and Fif-
teenth Av South, r. 730 Twenty-fourth
■Hayward Thomas W., shc^maker, r. 919 Army
Sons, r.
eS" Hayward. See Hej'wood
Havward's Building, 415-423 California
Hazard Andrew, r. 500 T^venty-sixth
Hazard Clement, macb'nist, r. 112J Oak
Hazard Einile J., merchant, r. 1002 Polk
Hazard James M., carpenter John Rosenfeld'i
1606 Howard
Hazard Milton R., photographer, r. 822 Laguna
HAZARD PO>rDER CO., Phelps & Arnold agente.
220-222 Mission
Hazard R. W., r. The Colonial
X^ Hazard. See Hassard
Hazazer Moses, locksmith, 344 Kearny, room 2
Hazel D. F. , laborer S. P. Co.
Hazel Eli, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 520 Jone*
Hazel John, r, 413 Thirtieth
Hazel John, bartender, r. 147 Fifth
Hazel John C, carpenter, r. 623 Minna
Hazel Lizzie, domestic 1828 Sutter
Hazel Maggie, laundress, r. 413 Thirtieth
HAZEL <»0.>T<;0.1IERV FREE KI.'VDERAAR-
TEX, Mrs. Sumner Johnson principal, 211-21«
Ninth
Hazel Robert J., driver Boston Farm Dairy, r. 22«
Seventh
Hazel William, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 463 Jersey
Hazeldine Thomas G., laborer, r. Ill Fourth
Hazelhurst Annie M., widow, r. 1322 Octavia
Hazelhurst Emma V. Miss, artist L. Thors, r. 1338
Octavia
eS" Hazelhurst. See Haslehurst
Hazell Mattie Mrs., pantsmaker Columbian Woolen Mills.
r. 623 Minna
Hazell Robert, waiter, r. 613 Howard
Hazell William H. , bookkeeper, r. 2613J Sutter
Hazelrigg Ellen Mrs., r. 2307 Polk
l^~ Hazeltine. See Haseltine and Heazleton
Hazelton Robert H., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
1079 Market
Hazelton Rose H. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 420 Ellis
Hazelton William C, r. 420 Ellis
Hazen Edward A., druggist, r. 506 Buchanan
Hazen N. E., r. 1039 J Valencia
Hazlett Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 404i Grove
Hazlett Isaac, laborer S. P. Co., r. 446 Brannan
Hazlett John, driver National Ice Co., r. 1103a Folwm
Hazlett John, horse.shoer, r. 3125 Mission
Hazlett John, machinist, r. 446 Brannan
Hazlett Robert, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 23»
Twelfth Av
Hazlett William J., driver National Ice Co., r. 1103a Fol-
som
tC^ Hazlett. See Haslttt
Heacock Edward G. , bookkeeper, r. 5121 Clipper
HEAC'OC'K EOWIX H., Master in Chancery and U.
S. Commissioner, office 57 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d
floor, r. 1610 Clay
Heacock Estee J., clerk U. S. Commissioner, 57 U. 8. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, 3d floor, r. 1212 Green
Heacock Frank T., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 325 Guerrero
HEArOCK H.4RR1' E., manager Waterbury Watcb
Co. Pacific Coast, office 31 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 81«
Powell
Head Addison E., capitalist, r. 1105 Taylor
Head Cecelia Mrs., r. 428 Geary
Head Centre and Tranquility Mining Co. (Tombstone j
T.) J. W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Head Edward L., receiving teller Spring Valley Watei
Wks, r. 1309 O'Fan-ell
Head Elizabeth, widow, r. 759 Harrison
Head Frederick , ticket agent Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
4 New Montgomery, r. 732 Twenty-third
Head Horace C, student E. S. Pillsburj-, r. 26 McAllis
Head John, lumberhand Commercial Box Factory, r
Oakland
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Head Lyman H., salesman Steinberger & Kaliser, r. 925
Lark.n
Head Mary, widow, r. 1326 Califoniia
Head Mary Mrs. , groceries and liquors, 645 Natoma
Head Michael, porter Wolf Bros. , r. 11 Vallejo PI
Head Thomas (Head & Hinton) r. 314 Jessie
Head Thomas, operator Pac. Can Co., r. 550 Sixth
Head & Hinton (Thomas Head and William G. Hinton)
cigars and stationery, 142 Eddy
Headman Abraham, machinist Riilon I. and L. Wks, r.
1528.^ Howard
HEADQIJAKTERS FIRi«T RE<a»IE!VT INFAN-
TKV, ad BRIGADE, S. €.€., 216 Bush, rooms
36-39
UEAUQl ARTER.S MILITARY UEFARTMEKT
OF -(CALIFORXIA, V. S. A., Phelan Bldg. 4th
floor
UEADdlJARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, N. G.
C, 216 Bash, rooms 36-39
Headrich Thomas F., plumbing, 2'<8 Steven.son
Headrich A. J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3508 Mis-
sion
i^ Headstrom. See Hadstrom and Hedstrom
Heagan Samuel, laborer S. P. Co.
Heagerty Henry P., liquors, SE cor Waller and Stanyan
Iff" Heagerty. See Hagarty, Hagerty, Haggert^ and
Hegarty
Healrchin Abraham, printer Cubery & Co., r. 919 Na-
tomi
Heairchin James, cook, r. 919 Natoma
Heal Annie, \vidow, r. 54 Quitin
Heald'Bertha, widow, r. 1003 Buchanan
Heald Charles B., framemaker, r. 5 Shakespeare, B. H.
HEALD EDWARD P. (E. P. Heald & Co.) presi-
dent Heald's Business College, 24 Post, r. 511 Eddv
HEALD E, P. Jk €0. (Edward P. Heald and Charles
S. Haley M. D.) real estate, 24 Post
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
E. I'. Heald presldenc, II. U. Cadman
deeretarj, 34 Post, Telephone Main 5248
Healey Abraham, asst engineer stmr Encinal, r. Oakland
Healey Annie, r. W s Bernal nr Army
Healey B. Mrs. , widow, r. 36 Moss
Healey Barney, sho(Mnaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
234 Hickory Av
HEALEY BEK.IA.Hi!V, attorney at law, 630 Cali-
fornia, room 58, r. 1014 Green
Healey Charles F., driver Thomas Sullivan, r. 651 Fol-
Bom
HEALEY C'HARLE!^ S., hay and grain, 3090 Mission
Telephone Mission 82, and 520-522 Seventh, Tele-
phone South 419, r. 45 Precita Av
Healey Charles S, Jr., teamster C. S. Healey, r. 104 Pre-
cita Av
Healey Christopher, teamster, r. 118A Washington
Healey Dennis, bartender New Continental Hotel, r. 547
Mission
Healey Dennis, groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
Healey Dennis, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1079 Ten-
nessee
Healey D. J., carbuilder Market St. Ry, r. 236 Twenty-
eighth
Healey Edward, seaman, r. 334 Main
Healey Edward J., r. 1911 Laguna
Healey Eugene J., salesman Philadeljjhia Shoe Co., r.
1911 Liiguna
Healey Frank, salesman Macondray Bros. & Lockard,
r. 147 Valencia
Healey Frank C, fireman, r. 8 Alemany Av
Healey George, teamster C. S. Healev, r. E a Wayne nr
Crescent Av
Healey George, waiter, r. 10 Washington Av
Healey George P., miner, r. 547 Mis-sion
Healey Harry P., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. 36 Moss
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Healey Henry, driver W. W. Montague & Co., r. 651
Folsom
Healey Hemy S. , clerk Chief of Police, r. 302 Fifteenth
Healey Jane, widow, r. N s Bernal nr Array
Healey James, laborer, r. 546 Minna
Healey Jeremiah, fireman stmr Encinal, r. Oakland
Healey Jeremiah, laborer, 813 Minna
Healey John, baker, r. 15 Sixth
HeaJey John, laborer, r. E s Wayne nr Crescent Av
Healey John, laborer, r. 557 Mission
Healey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 10 Michigan
Healey John, soapmaker, r. 832 Eighteenth
Healey John Mrs., furnished rooms, 15 Sixth
Healey John J. , gas fitter S. F. Novelty and Plating Wks,
r. 340 Waller
HesCley Joseph P., clerk Benjamin Healey, r. 1014 Green
Healey Joseph P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1017
Polk
Healev Kate, domestic 2218 Clay
Healey Kate Miss, weaver, r. 8095 Treat Av
Healey Lawrence E., teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 57 Bluxome
Healey Mamie Miss, saleslady J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 635
Geary
HeaJey Margaret, widow, r. 638 Twenty-third
Healey Martin, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
234 Hickory Av
Healey Mary, widow, r, 2204 Pine
Healey Mary Miss, compositor, r. -W s Bernal nr Army
Healey Mary Miss, forelady ironing dept La Grande
Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Healey Michael, laborer, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Healey Michael, teamster, r. 225 Drumm
Healey Michael, teamster Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 234 Hickory Av
Healey Mildred Miss, cashier Stulz Bros., r. 533 Mont-
gomery Av
Healey Morgan, liquors, 147 Valencia
Healey Nellie Miss, clerk La Grande Laundrj', r. 228
Twelfth
Healey Peter, packer, r. 70 Jessie
Healey Robert, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Healey Rose Miss, cashier Wakelee & Co., r. 638 Twenty-
third
Healey Terrance, cook, r. 1058 Howard
Healey Thomas, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. Sausalito, Cal.
Healey Thomas, salesman, r. 358 Brannan
Healey Thomas E., carpenter, r. 1020 Alabama
Healey Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 638 Twenty-third
Healey William, clerk, r. 36 Moss
Healev William, salesman Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. 607 Powell
Healey William F., blacksmith, r. W s Bernal nr Army
Healey William S., asst chemist S. H. Tyler & Son, r.^O
Moss
HEALEY MILLIAN W., cashier California Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., r. 607 Powell
aa^ Healev. See Halev, Healy, Helev and Helv
HEALING GEORGE, contractor," 701^ Market, r.
3635 Sacramento
HEALIN'G .JAHE.S, wines and liquors, 701!^ Market,
r. 982 Fifteenth
Healing Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 982 Fifteenth
Healion James H., waiter, r. 177 Minna
Healion Thomas C. , tile designer, r. 177 Minna
Healt A. A. iliss, asst Matron Protestant Orphan Asy
lum
HEALTH OFFK'E, City and County, New City Hall-
1st floor, McAllister St. entrance
Healey Alfred J., reporter, r. 613 Hyde
Healy Annie Miss, tailoress, r 679 Clementina
Healy Bernard, laborer, r. 818 Buchanan
Healy C, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Healy Catherine, widow, r. 464 Clementina
Healy Charles L., conductor Market St. Ry, r. IIVH
Howard
Healy Christopher, painter (.J. B. De Ferrari
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W. B. ChAPMA/N,
120 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer ot Fin«
WINES and BRANDIES.
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Healy Daniel, groceries and liquors, 457 Tehama, r. 410
Duncan
Healv Daniel, laborer, r. 234 Langton
Healy D.iniel, watchman Pac. Imp. Co., r. 666 Brannan
HealV E. Mrs., widow, r. 1058 Howard
Healv Edward, liquors, 22 Hayes, r. 26i Hayes
Healy Ellen, widow, r. 679 Clementina
Healy El en, widow, r. 705 Howard
Healy Frank, foreman cutting room U. S. Mint, r. San
Rafael, Ca!.
Healv .lames, r. 1833 Bush
Healy James, capitalist, r. Lick House
Healy James P., fishe man, r. 204 Moulton
Healv Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1S2 Shipley
Healy Jeremiah F., real estate and mming, 26 Mont-
gomery
Healy Jesse, r. 1204 G'Farrell
Healv Jf«hn, laborer, r. 677 Clementina
Healv John A., boatman, r. 212 Townsend
Healv John H., M. D., )ihvsician and surgeon, 831 Sut-
ter, r. 1204 OFarrell
Healv John P., laborer. 234 Langton
Healy Joseph E , plumber, r. 1124 Florida
Healy Kate, widow, r. 212 Townsend
Healv Kate T., wilow, r. 1526 Post
Healv Katie domestic 2120a Sutter
Healy Mamie Miss, laundress White Star Laundry, r.
679 Clementina
Healy Margaret, widow, r. 204 Moulton
Healy Martraret, widow, r. 618 Hyde
Healv Margaret Miss, r. 234 Langton
Healy Mary, domestic 1218b E Idy
Healy Marj- F.. widow, r. 323 Jones
Healy Matthew, sales .<table. 1701 Harrison
Healy Maurice P., liquors , 1001 Illinois
Healy May, domestic 1724 Bush
Healv Michael, laborer, r. 1 Louisa
Healy Michael, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 606 Fol-
som
Healy Michael A., Commander U. S. Revenue Cutter
Bear r. Occidental Hotel
Healy Michael J., s-tone contractor, oflBce 16 Post, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Healv Nora Miss, clerk F. Tonrer, r. 705 Howard
Healy Patrick, laborer, r. I.=i9.^ Clara
Healv Patrick, porter, r. L. .bos and Orazaba
Healv Patrick J., proprietor Antiquarian Book Store,
203 Powell, r. 524 Jones
Healv Theodore, pressman W. M. Patterson, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Healy Thomas, broommnker, r. 679 Clementina
Healv Thomas, clerk, r. 904 Folsom
Healy Thomas, laborer, r. 19 Hinckley
HealV Tnomas F., draughtsman Thomas C. Butterworth,
f. 1124 Florda
IIKALV, TIBBETS A CO. (William H. Healy and
Robert Tibbets) wh-^rf, bridge and railroad contrac-
t<.rs, 27 .Steuart, Teleph..ne Main 5338
Healy Timothy J., plumber, 1124 Florida
Healy William, baker Am. Biscuit Co. , r. 13 Eugenia
Healy William, real estate, r. 164 Jessie
Healv William, teamster, r. Lobos and Orazaba
Healy Will am H. (He^'ly, Tibbets & Co.) r. 613 Hyde
Healy Wil iam J., liquor dealer, r. 1217 Stciner
Healv William M., boat builder, r. 705 Howard
Healy William P.. laborer, r. Ocean View
i^ Healy. See Haley, Healey, Heley and Hely
Heanan Arthur M., salesman Cal. Furniture MnfgCo.,
r. 241 9i Clay
Heanan JIary C, widow, r. 2419i Oay
Heanen Thomas J., butcher Thomas J. Powers, r. 523
Franklin
Heaney Arthur, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co , r. 1332
Church
Heaney Edward, seaman, r. "^17 Secrnd
Heaney Francis G., carpenter, r. E s Twenty-second Av
bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Heaney Frank, laborer, r. 26 Alvarado
Heaney James, roofer, r. 18 Hunt
Heanev James J., blacksmith, r. 820 Potrero Av
Heaney James W. (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 1441 Twenty
third
Heaney John (Kane &. Heaney) r. 514 Minna
Heaney John, Corporal Polics, r. 925 Greenwich
Heaney John, molder, r. E s Twenty-second Av bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Heaney John F., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 622 Her-
mann
Heaney John H., superintendent Blue Rock Contractintf
Co.,r. 22 Middle
Heaney Joseph, carpenter, r. f'E cor Geai-y and Blake
Hexney Lizzie, dum stic 2211 Washington
Heaney Mary A., widow, r. 1622 San Carlos At
Heaney Martin, r. 18 Hunt
Heaney Michael, r. 18 Hunt
Heaney Michael, machinist, r. 925 Greenwich
Heane.s' Patrick, teamster, r. 1410 Folsom
Heaney Robert E., butcher J. F. Schrader, r. SE cor
Geary and Blake
Heanev Thomas, tinner, r. 18 Hunt
Heanev Thomas F , marine engineer, r. 118 Washington
Heanev William P., clerk .James W. Edwards, r. 122U
Pa'cific
1^" Heaney. See Haney, Heeney and Heney
Hean< Robert G., calker, r. 31^ Riusch
Heantschell Charles, wai'er, r. 150 silver
Heantschell Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 150 Silver
Heaphey Hannah, widow, janitress Rincon Grammar
School, r. 34 Silver
Heaphey Michael J., policeman, r. 121 Chattanooga
Heard Bert T., bicycle instructor James S. Con well, r.
S8 Ninth
Heard Fredeick, cashier Mark Strouse, r. 724 McAl-
lister
Heard M. E. Miss, insurance agent ^tna Ins. Co., r. Al-
ameda
e^ Heard. See Herd, Hird and Hurd
HEAKFIELD. BAK.MSTEK A CO. (David Hear
field and William D. Baimisttr) manufacturers
English Paris White and whiteing, office 305 Sacra-
mento, factory 347 Brannan
Hearfield David (Hearfield, Bannister & Co.) r. 2217
Octavia
Hearlv Frank, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 5u3
Cole
Heam Bartholomew, laborer, r. Alms House
Heam Harry, janitor, r. 108 Geary
Hearn John, advertising agent, r. 1670 Mission
Heam John, i)aper carrier, r. 1 Santa Clara
Htam Thomas F., compositor Chronicle, r. 2916 Fill-
more
Heam W. C, r. 100" Twenty-fourth
l^~ Heam. See Hem and Heron
Hearae Frank, blacksmith, r 3 i Russ
Hearne William H., bookkeeper McCafferty Eros., r. 33
Russ
Heamey Andrew, molder, r. 8 Clara
Hearney Hugh, clerk Joseph Marks, r. 8 Clara
Heamey Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Hearon Peter \V., shoemaker, r. S s Railroad Av nr Thir-
teenth Av Souih
Hearon R(,bert, paper carrier, r. S s Railroad Av nr Thir-
teenth -Av South
Hearsch Mary, r. 1532 Polk ^ „ „
Hearsch William J , operator W. U. Tel. Co.,r. 1532 Polk
HEARST FREE KIM>ER«ARTE.\, No. 1, Miss
Eva A. Tavlor principal, 5l2 Union
HEAR.ST FREE KIXDER«ARTE.\, No. 2, Miss
Cora B. Griffin principal. .512 Union
HEARST FREE KI.\DER«ARTEX. No. 3, Miss
Emma J. McCracken principal. 512 Union
HEARST ESTATE. Ir«in C. Stump manager, Ed-
ward H. Clark assistant manager, 33 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Soecialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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HEARST (iRAMNAR SCHOOL. Mrs. Nettie A.
Woo 1 principal, SW cor Fillmore and Hermann
Hearst Michael J., porter Cal. Furniture Mn£g(Jo., r. aS5
Grove
Hearst Phoebe A. Mrs., office 33 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
r. Washington, D. C.
HEARST ^VlLLIAM R., editor and proprietor The
Examiner,'NE cor Marltet and Grant Av
Hearst Frani-, hostler, r. 28:1.5 Howard
Hearth Charles, seaman, r. 131 East
Hearty James H., porter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 324
Vallejo
Hearty Sarah, w'.dow, r. 324 Vallejo
Hearty Thomas E. , assistant wei^^her Custom House, r.
Oakland
XS" Hearty. See Harty
Heasmad Ann, widow, r. 615 Pine, rear
Heath Andrew J., metal worker W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
41 Tehama
Heath .\nnie Mrs. , nur e, r. 720 Willow Av
Heath Benjamin Jr., civil engineer, r. 1816 Post
Heath Caroline M., widow, r. 120^ Turk
Heath Edward E., r. 2t)4 Golden Gate Av
Heath Edward L.. r. 922b Sutt«r
Heath Edward T., painter, r. 226 Seventeenth
Heath Eugene, laborer, r. 234 Langt >n
Heath Geneva J., widow, nurse, r. 442 Twentieth
Heath George B., clerk, r. 442 Twentieth
Heath George H., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co. , r. 319 Sutter
Heath James, laborer, r. 1614 Mission
Heath John, laborer, r. 720 Willow Av
Heath .John A. , barber, r. 516 Fourth
Heath John H., ijlovemaker Pacific Glove Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Heath Kate, widow, r. 28 Kuss
Heath Langhorne, casnier Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 2293 Sacramento
Heath Mary E., widow, r. 2293 Sacramento
Henth Mattie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 120^ Turk
Heath Oscar H., clerk, r. 442 Twentieth
Heath Richard S., ) . 2293 Sacramento
Heaih Richard W., stockbroker and mining secretary,
31S Pine, room 12, r. San Anselmo
Heath Roberta L. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2293 Sacramento
Heath The, August and Martha Buisley proprietor, 312
Eddy
Heath Thomas J., butcher, r. 373 Sanchez
Heath Virginia D. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2293 Sacramento
Heath Walter D., paperhanger Nathan Brace, r. 1041
Twentieth
Heath William C, teamster, r. 330 Twelfth
Heath WiUiam R. , clerk Commercial Ins. Co. (limited)
r. 2293 Sacramento
Heath & Milligan Manutac'uring Co. (Chicago) Magner
Bros, agents, 322-324 Front
19- Heath. See HeeUi
Heathcote Basil, president Heathcote, De.\ter & Co. , 314i
Sacramento, r. San Rafael
HEATHCOTE, UEXTER «t CO. (incorporated)
Basil Heathcote president, wholesale wines and
liquors. 314| Sacramento
HEATHCOTE >VILLIA9I A., manager Rococo, 2
.Market cor Sacramento, r. 324 San Jo-e Av
UEATLEl' EDWARD D. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.)
r. SW cor Keaniy and Chestnut
Heatlev Philip, gripiiian, r. 812 Lott
Heal ley William, laborer, r. 26.=; East Av, Holly Park
Heaton Henry, paver, r. 942 Twentieth
Heaton Oscar G., conimis.sion merchant, 310 Battery, r.
19 Dikeman PI
Heaton William E., carpenter, r. 19 Hinckley
Heavey Martin J., picture mat maker Schussler Bros.,
r. 43 Everett
Heaviside Robert, clerk, r. 529J- Seventh
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
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Up-Stairs, oi'!>. Pai.ack Hotel.
M.iry Novelties in Imicrtecl Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
I®~ Heaviside. See Havisidc
Hebans Joseph, musician, r. 856 Mission
Hebb Archibald Y., book agent, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hebbard Henrv F., r. 1346 Market
HEBU.IRD .1. C. B.. Judge Superior Court Dept 4,
New City Hall, r. 912 Devisadero
Hebbard N. A. Mrs., widow, r. 910 Jones
ga" Hebbard. See Hibbard
Hebel Frank, engineer, r. 812 Kearny
Heber Edward M., waiter, r. 417 Kearny
Heber Henrj', carpenter Union Box Factory, r. 1 Alaska
PI
Heber William, gunsmith Herman W. Heeth, r. 15 Van-
dewater
Heberger Martin, plasterer, r. 1926 Golden Gate Av
Hebgen A. G., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 309 Fifth
Hebranck Jane, widow, r. 1 Louisa
Hebrew Benevolent Soc'ety, Alexander C. Badt secre-
tary, office NE cor Post and Taylor
HEBREW HOME FOK THE AGED AND DIS-
ABLED, Bernard Jacobson superintendent, Mrs.
Flora Israel matron, 507 Lombard
HEBREW ORPHAN ASI'LII.II AND HOME
SOCIETV, Orphan Asylum cor Devisadero and
Hayes, Home S-ioietv, Silver Av nr Mission Road,
office 10=) .Stoukt.i-i
HEBREW THE (weekly) Phllo Jacoby
I>ul>li.>>lier, iil'i C»iiiiiierclal
Hechheimer Lee, butcher, 1303 Buchanan, r. 1723 Bu-
chanan
Hechlinan Benjamin, carjienter Market St. Ry, r. 32
Moss Av
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) 312 Pine
Hecht Bert R. (Kast & Co.) r. 1913 Jackson
HECHT BROTHERS A CO. (Isaac, Abraham E.,
Jacob H., Louis Jr. and Marcus H. Hecht) dealers
in bonds ai.d high cla.ss securities, 312 Pine
Hecht E., lithographer Dickman- Jones Co., r. 628 Shot-
well
Hecht Emanuel, laborer, r. 5 Bernard
Hecht Hei ry, cooper, r. 49 Federal
Hecht Henry, shoecutter, r. 1043 Folsom
Hecht Hiram, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 1821
Sacramento
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Bros &, Co.) r. 1918 Jackson
Hecht Jacob, compositor Commercial Pub. Co., r. 1043
Folsom
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. Boston, Mass
Hecht James A., retoucher Elite Photographic Studio,
r. 628 Shotwel!
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
HE(;HT .M.lRCl^S H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) and
president Buchingham & Hecht, r. 2100 Washington
Hecht Samuel, r. 17 Verba Buena
Hecht Treu, asst. operator John H. Peters
Heck Joseph H., painter, r. 106 Arlington
Heck Stephen (Creyer & Heck> r. 1653i Mission
Hejkel Frederick W., clerk Hackmeier's Hotel
Hecker Jacob, peddler, r. 5 1 Castro
Hecker John G., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 540 Grove
Hecker John L., tailor, r. 527 Union
Hecker Leon G., candj'niaker Julien E. Mish, r. 527
Union
6^ Hecker. See Hacker
Heckert William (Heckert & Campen) r. 1523> Powell
Heckert & Campen (William Heckert and Frederick
Campen) bakers, 1132 Dupont
Heckler Louis, carrier Post Office, r. 1066 Noe
Heckley R<jbert, stable foreman Consumers' Ice Co., r.
420 Eighth
Heckman Elizabeth, widow, r. 419 Capp
Hecknian James R., cannery superintendent Alaska
Packers Association, r. 507 Mason
Heckman Richard J., butcher, r. 1078 Howard
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Hecknian Thomas, butcher, r. 1078 Howard
Heckmann Edward, tanner, r. Alms House
Heckmann Frederick, ivory carver, 2833 Sixteenth
Heckmann Frederick W., rattan worker, r. 2S3o Six-
teenth
HECKMANN H. A CO.(Herm n Heckmann) produce
commission, 400-402 Davis and 122 Washinorton
Heckmann Herman (H. Heckmann & Co.)r. 1804 Ellis
Heckmann Herman Jr., clerk H. Heckmann & Co., r.
1801 Ellis
Hecktor George P. R. , motorman S. F. and San Mateo
Ky.. r. 204 SunnvsideAv
Hecox George W., r."333 O'Farrell
Hector Gold Min ng Co. (Amador Co.) T. B. Valentine
president, James B. Hughes secretary, office rl7
Clay
Hector Robert (Hector & Werner) r. Ahlborn House
Hector Robert Jr., student, r. Ahlborn House
HF.CTOR A WERNER (Robert Hector and Christian
Werner) proprietors Ahlborn House, 319-323 Grant
Av
Hedberg Adolph R., blacksmith, r. 2216 Filbert
Hedberg Charles, laundrvman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Hedberg James, painter, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Hedblom Anna, domestic 1910 Scott
Hedderman Frank, r. 402 Stockton
Hedemard Annie M., widow, r. 730 Twenty-second
Hedemark Dennis C, stationery, 1054 Valencia, r. 730
Twenty -second
HEDEM.4RK CHARLES L. (Hedemark & Co.) and
proprietor Mission Coal Depot, NW cor Twenty-
second and Valencia, r. 1129i Valencia
HEDEMARK A CO. (Charle's L. Hedemark) real
estate and insurance, 1052 Valencia
Hedger Harry H. , student, r. 1608 Golden Gate Av
Hedger Henry A., capitalist, r. 1608 Golden Gate Av
Hedges Annie L., widow, r. 1237 O'Farrell
Hedges Charles L. , tobacco and varieties, 537i Clay
Hedges Edward R. Mrs. , r. 720d Bush
Hedges Emanuel, photograper Masonic Cemeterj', r.
1112 Elm Av
Hedges George W., mchinist and pump mnfr, 323 Mis-
sion, r. 219a Webster
G. M. Jr.,r. 1112 Elm Av
John, machinist Oriental Gas Engine Wks, r.
i03 California Av
J. W., r. 322 Seventh
Hediger Joseph M., painter, r. 25 Montgomerj- Av
Hediger Louis, painter, r. 8 Center PI
Hedlen George, stevedore, r. 327J Bryant
Hedley James, r. 31 Stanley PI
Hedley John (Morton & Hedley) r. 31 Stanley PI
Hedley Peter D., bookkeeper, "r. 1618i Fulton
Hedley Thomas, foreman Thompson Bros., r. 31 Stanley
PI
Hedley Van Zant, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co.,r. 1 61 8i Fulton
Hedlund John, artificial stoneworker, r. 229 Crescent Av
Hedman John, laborer, r. 28 Sacramento
Hedquist Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Hedrich John L. (Hedrich & Ruge) r. 18 Marye Terrace
Hedrlch Louis, with Wm. Kratz, r. 32 Bartlett
Hedrich & Ruge (John L. Hedrich and George Ruge)
wines and liquors, 995 Market
Hedrick Frank, canvasser, r. 17J Harriet
Hedrick Harvey F., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 468
Clementina
Hedrick Leland B., trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co., r.
501 Post
Hedrick Lyman, dentist, offli e and r. 513 Taylor
Hedrick Walter M., clerk Emery P. Gates & Co., r. 513
Taylor
Hedrick William G., laborer, r. 468 Clementina
t^ Hedrick. See Haedrich, Hedderich and Headrick
Hedstrom Benjamin, watchman Atlas Iron Wks, r. E a
Pennsylvania Av bet Mariposa and Solano
Hedstrom John B., he.ter Pac. Rolling Milla. r. 2i
Pennsylvania Av
SW Hedstrom. See Hadstroin and Headstrom
Hedz Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 927 Geary
Heeb Philip, cook, r. 1028 Clay
Heeder Cecelia, widow, dressmaking, 411 Fourth
Heeg Lorenz, laborer California Belt Factory, r. Ill*
iVlinnesota
Heegaard Carl, master mariner, r. 1001 Capp
Heeler John, shoemaker, r. 220 Third
Heehs Albert P., laborer, r. 317 Seventh
Heelan James, brassfinisher, r. 512 Howard
HEENAN JOHN, attorney at law, and secretarr
Burge & Donahoo Co., and American Improvement
Co., 220 Sansome, room 4, r. 1544 Howard
Heenan John C, civil engineer, r. 228 Langton
Heenan Kate, widow, r. 627 Locust
Heenan Martin W., driver Market St. Ry, r. 813 Howard
Heenan Stephen C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 81»
Howard
£W Heenan. See Heanan
Heene Joseph, bartender, r. 13 Monroe
Heeney Archibald H., commission, r. 413 Twenty-first
Heeney Charles R., storekeeper stmr City of Puebla
Heeney Christopher, blacksmith, r. 27 Willows At
Heeney Edward J., plumber, r. 421 J Eleventh
Heeney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 27 Willows At
Heeney Patrick J., r. 27 Willows Av
Heeney Thomas, engineer, r. 14 Jackson
Heeney Thomas, sailraaker, r. 633 Bryant
Heeney Tbomas J., marine engineer, r. 433 Golden Oaxn
Av
8^" Heeney. See Haney, Heaney and Heney
Heense Leonard, baiber,"510 Post, r. 32U O'Farrell
Heense Louis, brewer Philadelphia Brtwery, r. 321
O'Farrell
Heense William, plumber, r. 321 J O'Farrell
Heer Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 4 Martha PI
Heerdt Peter, butcher, r. Sixth Av South bet M and L
Heeringa John, porter Eagle Warehouse, r. 819 Jessie
Heermans D. M. Mrs., widow, electrolosis, r. 2617 Pine
Heesch Carl A., insurance solicitor Belden & Cofran, r
SW cor Market and Dolores
Heesch John (Heesch & Hansen) r. 403 Drumm
Heesch & Hansen (John Heesch and Thomas Hansen
liquors, 403 Drumm
Heeseman Henry, butcher, r. 12 Ash Av
Heeser Augustus, r. 200 Hyde
Heeth Albert S., tailor Joe T. Poheiin, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Albert S. Jr., tailor, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Charles, bookkeeper, r. 70 Everett
Heeth G. C, tailor, r. 734 Montgomery
Heeth Herman W., gunsmith, 710 Washington, r. 7«
Everett
B^- Heeth. See Heath
Heevey Martin, joiner, r. 43 Everett, rear
Heevey Sabina widow, r. 43 Everett, rear
Hefele" Andre, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hefele Oskar, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hefferan Patrick, driver Gross & MuUaney, r. Mechaj3ic«"
Hotel
Hefferin Annie, widow, r. 417 Day
Hefferin William, laborer, r. 417 Day
Heffenian Arthur, peddler, r. 363 Clementina
Heffernan Buck, clerk Gordan the Tailor, r. 1322 Ellis
Heffernan Garett, carpenter, r. 538 Mission
Heffernan Henry T., shoecutter, r. 1233 Pacific
Heffernan James, tailor, r. 1322 Ellis
Heffernan James F., contractor, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan John, laborer, r. 142 Hancock
Heffernan John J., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 2321 Six-
teenth
Heffenian Josejih, r. 1313 Montgomery
Heffernan Marion Mrs., jaiiitress Lester Norris Mt
morial Free Kindergarten, r. 1233 Pacific
Heffernan Michael, liquors, 223 Sansome, r. 712 Guer
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Heffernan Michael J., tailor, r. 112| Fell
Heflernan Owen E. , collector Harding's Collection Office,
r. 925 Alabama
Heffernan Richard H., bartender, r. •2'222i Mission
Heffernan William (Heffernan & Madden) r. 538 Mission
Heffernan Willam, nurse, r. 1505i Franklin
Heffernan William P., stockfitter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
305 Filbert
Heffernan & Madden (William Heffernan and John Mad-
den) liquors, 121 Fourth
Heffner Joseph, salesman, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Heffner Patrick, teamster, r. 247 Second
Heffron Edward, clerk, r. 004 Buchanan
Heffron Mathew, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Heffron Patrick, chicken ranch, E s San Bruno Av nr
Cortland Av
Heffron 1 homaa, merchant, r. 904 Buchanan
Heffron Tliomas N., stenographer, r. 904 Buchanan
g^ Heffron. See Hefron and Heyfron
Hefler Max, foreman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2118
Powell
Hefner Joseph, butcher, r. 521 Natoma
Hefron Helen L. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar School,
r. 503 Cole
Hefron Nellie, domestic 712 Mason
Hefron Sarah, widow, r. 503 Cole
Hefty John, barber, 553 Fourth
Hegans John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Dvmcan and ■
Dolores
XW Hegar. See Hagar
Hegard Otto, porter The San Francisco Breweries, Ltd,
r. 59 Clementina
Hegarty Daniel,. silverer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 425 Ringold
Hegarty John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 37
Minna
Hegarty Patrick D., laborer, r. 4 Russ
tS" Hegarty. See Hagarty, Hagerty, Haggerty and
Heagerty
Heger Daniel C, shirt nmfr, 318 Kearny, r. 118 Ridley
Heger Frederick J., bookkeeper D. C. Heger, r. 318
Kearney
Heger Herman, plumber Henry Huf chmidt, r. Oak-
land
Hejerty Charles, laborer, r. 20^ Rausch
HECiCiERTV CH.IRLRS J. (Knight k Heggerty)
attorney at law, 98 -101 Chronicle Bldg, r. IGll
Scott
Heggerty Dennis J., laborer, r. 130 Freelon
Heggum Charles, painter and paperhanger, 2604 Bryant
Av
Hegh John, cabinetmaker Hoffman, Dahl & Co., r. cor
Mission and Thirtieth
Hegler Edwin C, student, r. 228 Haight
Hegler Fred A., r. 228 Haight
Hegler John H., r. 228 Haight
Heglman George, driver Mark Strouse
Hegyes-iy James, operator T. C. Mirceau,
beth
Hehemann Ida, widow, r. 130 Eleventh
Heibach Annie, widow, d essmaker, r. 617 Jones
Heible Constance, cellarman, r. 120 Shotwell
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 2789 Sixteenth
Heick Fred, clerk Cesar Bertheau, r. 630 Haight
Heick William, druggist, r. 630 Haight
Heid Andrew, cellannan, r. 22 Rausch
Heiddekel Samuel, glazier, r. 423 Bush
Heide Henry, clerk Alj)ers Bros., r. 328 Fifth
Heidelberg William, r. 314 Minna
Heidemann Frank (Baumeister & Heideman) r.
riet
Heidenreich Charles W., carpenter, r. 12.58 California
Heidenreich Emil, watchman, r. 450 Tehama
Heidenreich Frederick, musician, r. 450 Tehama
Heidenreich Frederick Jr., musician, r. 450 Tehama
Heider Alfred, clerk, r. 623 Ash Av
Heider Charles, baker, r. 645 McAllister
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Heider Christopher, barber, 310 Bush, r. 623 Ash Av
Heider Frank, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. Oakland
HEIDEK FRANK B., druggist and chemist, MB cur
(Jolden Gate Av and Webster, Telephone West 344,
r. 1002 Webster
Heidnum Anna, domestic 539 McAllister
Heidohrn John, clerk Weisner & Bruning, r. 13 Jao-seii
Heidorn Herman, watchman, r. 603 Fourth
Heidt Charles L. , tinsmith Forderer Comioe Wks, r.
Alameda
Heidt Edward, metal worker Pacific Metal Wks, t. Ala-
meda
HEIDT JOHN W., secretary and treasurer Pacific
Metal Works, 137-139 F rst, r. Alameda
HEIDT WESLEV, .sec etary Forderer Cornice Works,
224-228 Mission, r. 319 Geary
Heidtmann Arnold, foreman Western Sugar Refinery, r.
9 Wisconsin
Heidtmann Christopher F., cellarman, r. 2207 J Pine
Heidtmann Henry, clerk Henry Wessel, r. 1601 Turk
Heidtmann Henry, gardener, r. 92 Belcher
S^g" Heidtmann. See Heitmann
HEIDUSKA FERDINAND. »»..■
lacturlng jeweler and alaniond setter,
soeletj emblems, presentation badees.
ensravinK and designing, enameling a
specialty, wateli and jewelry repairiikg,
413 Bnsli, npstairs, rooms 3 and 3, r. l.'>9t)
Ciolden (iate Av
Heier Joseph, driver Chicago Brewery
l^" Heier. See Heyer and Hyer
Heiges Benjamin, proprietor Lind's Alameila anil Km
Francisco Express, 323 East, r. Alameda
Heihse Charles, laborer, r. 517 Pine
Heickens E., seaman, r. Alms House
Heikkin Gu.staf, seaman, r. 154 Steuart
Heilberger (Charles, clerk Henry Gehrt, r. 706 OaHfonisu
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacramento.
Cal.
Heilbron August (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacramonto,
Cal.
Heilbron Charles F., tile setter, r. 1328 Pacific
Heilbron Joseph P., salesman Blake, Moffitt A Towne, r.
899 Pine
Heilbron Mary, widow, nurse, r. 1328 Pacific
Heilbron Theo. Mrs. , r. 732 Green
HEILBKO.WhK AUGUST, secretary Golden Gat«
Lumber Co. , 4 Sutter, rooms, 8-10
HEILBRO.N.VER JliLIDS (Bissinger A Co.) r. 1211
Hvde
UEILBRONNER MAX, secretary Alaska Oommcroi;)!
Co. , 310 Sansome, r. 816 Sutter
Heilbrunn Manufacturing Co. (J. C. Hansen) mnfr*
patent medicines, office 207 East
Heilbuth John, driver, r. 501 Franklin
Heilemann Will am H., cigarmaker, r. 28 Russ
Heilesen Louisa, widow, r. 1410 Lyon
Heilfronn Julius, barber, 341 Hayes, r. 52.1 Fell
Heilman Annie H., domestic 1914^ I'nion, rear
Heilman Edgar H. (Shaw & Co., r. 201 Taylor
Heilmann Frank W., fireman, r. 708 Brannan
Heilmann John E., deputy County Clerk, r. 708 !^r;v
nan
Heilmann Richard W., soap mnfr, 708 Brannan
Heilperin Max, bookseller, 1043 J Folsom
Heilrath John, clerk Lash's Bitters Co., r. 1117 Missi. i;
Heilz Charies, baker, r. 929 Pacific
Heim Charles, r. 306Greenwith
Heim Franz L., boots and shoes, 121 Grant Av, r. 2 3-.
Post
Heim Jacob F., dairy. Eighteenth Av South nr C
Heim John, cooper, r. 52 Jessie
Heim John G., poultry raiser, r. Nineteeuh Av South
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Heim Otto W., manager's secretary Wells Fargo A C<>.,
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Heim Thomas, blacksmith, r. 300 Greenwich
Heimaii Condor, cabinetmaker, r. 235 Sixth
Heiman Isaac, clothing, 120 Jackson, r. 1231 Vallejo
Heiman Jacob, clerk Isaac Heiman, r. 12 1 Vallejo
Heiman Joseph, mnfrs' agent, 14 Sansome, room 29, r.
537 Turk
Heimann August M., bookbinder, r. 1518 Leavenworth
i^Heimann. See Heyman and HjTuan
Hehiiburg Louis G. M., bartender William Leege & Co
r. 1817 Mason
Heimburger Edward, teacher music Ir\ing Institute r.
1325 Clay
Heimburger May L. Mrs., teacher piano Irving Institute.
r. 1325 Clay
Heimerl Emily, widow, r. 317 E Ii<« ■
Heimerl Hulda F., dressmaker, r. 317 Ellis
Heimmeyer Charles, hostler, r. 164 Clara
Heimoller Balthasar, foreman Balthasar Stumpf, r. 220
Pacific
Heinirath Joseph, furrier, r. (i-iO Stevenson
Heims John, furnitiu-e, 1318 Valenc a
Heimstedt Peter, baker, r. 413 Minna
Hein Agues, domestic 2217 Sacramento
Hein Annie Miss, artist, r. 24 Mint Av
Hein C. Mrs., widow, r. 9071 Mission
Hein Charles, carriage trimmer, r. 279 Stevenson
Hein Joseph, liquors, 513 East. r. 24 Mint Av
Hein Minnie Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Mint Av
Hein Theodore, carpe. ter. r. 21 Wool
Heinan A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2419| Clay
Heinbotkel Henry, plumber, r. 410 Francisco
«S^ Heincke. See Heinecke, Heinicke, Heinke, Hencke,
Henecke, Henicke, Henke, Hincke and Hinke
Heine Frederick F., salesman California Paint Co., r. 112
Vicksburg
Heine G. O. & Co. (Gustave O. Heine) pianos, 40 O'Far-
rell
Heine Gustave O. (G. O. Heine & Co.) r. 112 Vicksburg
Heine Hannah, domestic 1904 Sutter
Heine Henry, bricklayer, r. 12 Rausch
Heine Henrv W., driver, r. 737 Church
Heine Hermann, baker, r. 336 Third
Heine Hugo, baker, r. 336 Third
Heine Hulda, wido.v, r. 536 Fifteenth
Heme Louis, butcher, r. 42 i Fourth Av
Heme Louis, musician, r. 428J Eddy
Heine Marie, widow, r. llli Ridley
Heine Mary, domestic 2505 'Clay
Heine Samuel, butcher, r. Fourteenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Heine WilUam F., gripman, r. 2318 Larkin
Hemeberg Jacob, salesman Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
1519 Jackson
Huineberg Laura Miss, teacher Humboldt
School, r. 1519 Jackson
Iltineberg Leali Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
S'h im!, r. 1519 Jack.son
li 11, i.ur. Kika, widow, r. 1519 Jackson
1-'. ,,.l;.iii . .Surah, widow, r. 1005 Golden Gate Av
USa.NEtkE BROTHERS (Max and Charies) grocer-
ies and liquors, SW cor Collingwood and Eighteenth
Hjinecke Charles (Heinecke Bros.) r. 38 CasseUi Av
Hti lecke Charles A., cooper, r. 38 Casselll Av
Heinecke Frederick, bartender, r. 1617 Dupont
Hemecke George, steward S. F. Verein, r. 38 Casselli At
He iiecke Max (Heinecke Bros) r. 38 Casselli Av
Heinecke William F , gripman, r. 67 Henrj'
£^ Heinecke. See Heincke, Heinke, Heinicke, Hencke,
Hincke and Hinke
Heiueken Albert C, r. 1S26 Post
Heineman Arthur J., salesman Henrv M. Heineman. r
1613 Bush
Hcinemai Charles A., special policeman, r. 1305 Bu-'
chanan
Heineman t:har!es J., salesman Hen
1613 Bush
Heineman Fannie Mrs. (Heineman & Stem) r. 741 ElUs
Primary
I. Heineman, r.
Heineman Felix, butcher, r. 741 Elhs
Heineman Henry M., mnfr neckwear, suspenders and
gloves, 109 Sansome, r. 1813 Bush
Heineman Henry S. Mrs. widow, r. 1432 Ellis
Heineman Jacob, salesman, r. 536 Second
Heineman Jacob, painter, r. 1432 Ellis
Heineman Joseph, salesman Maurice E. Meyer, r. 1432
Ellis
Heineman Leon (Walterstein & Heineman) r. 1432 Ellis
Heineman Leon S. , clerk Levin Bros. , r. 1432 Ellis
HEi.NbJIA.M WAX M.. importer diamonds and jew-
elry, S1-S4 Chronicle Bldg, r. ISSu Eddy
Heineniiin Moses, butcher, r 741 Ki is
HEINEMAN & STERN. ..o...
Heiiieiuaii anu >i<)se-. «ifru> iiianafac-
tarer.<i smoked and pickled beef and «er-
luau sausage, 910 Larkin, Telephone
East 342
H^ Heineman. See Hejiiemann
Hein mann Au>rust, baker, r. 703 Howard
Heinemann Frederick C, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Berk-
e ey
Heinemann George (Heineman & Fladmark) r. 667 Brod-
erick
Heinemann Julius, waiter, r. 15s7 Howard
Heinemnnn & Fladmark (George Heinemann and Olaf
Flandmark) groceries and dairj' produce, SW cor
Fulton and Broderick
Heinemeyer Louis, cjok, r. 321 Bush
Heinemeyer Theodore, clerk, r. NW cor Fifteenth Av
South and P
Heinen Charles W., butcher, r. 2600 Sutter
Heiner Frederick, r. 400 Bay
Heiner Gustave, engineer, r. 902 North Point
Heinhaus F. A., r. Koyal House
Heinicke Charles, groceries and liquors, 29 Clementina
Heinicke Paul, porter, r. 1. Fifth
Heinicke William, cooper, r. 1102| Tennessee
Heinicke William F., bookkeeper Graf Bros., r. 29 Clem-
entina
gS" Heinicke. See Heincke, Heinecke, Heinke, Hencke,
Hincke and Hinke
HEI.Vi.HAW JOll^' M., physician, 504 Kearny, cor
Cal forn a, r. East Oakland
HEIXI.NUEK CHAKLE.S P., manufacturer walking
canes and smokers' articles and publisher view al-
bums, 22 Sansome, r. 27 Liberty
Heinke Charles, pnnter, r. 537 S^ramento
Hein-'jel Frank J., waiter, r. 4 Bush St. PI
Heinle Lou s, musician, r. 428J Eddy
Heailein Kaspar, wine maker, r. XW cor Twenty-fifth
and Connecticut
Heino Jacob, nurse, r. 229 Oak
Heino Julius, dentist, 989 Howard
Heino Saul, cutter Leon Lemos, r. 229 Oak
Heinreichs Annie Mrs., r. 834a Alabama
Heinrich Bruno, foreman Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 31J
Clipper
Heinrich Edward, janitor r. 2 Chelsea PI
Heinrich Henry, carpenter, r. Alms House
Heinrich Robert, lithographer, r. 16Natoma
Heinrich RuJolph, agent Contra Costa Laundry. 213
E'dv
Heinroth O^cir H.. jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 833 Bush
Heinroth Walter, clerk London Diamond Co., r. 833
Bush
Heins Adolph F., with J. D. Heins & Co., r. 404^ Fol-
som
Heins Albsrt, clerk Peter Bros., r. 19 Shotwell
Heins Alexander, leather cutter, r. 726^ McAllister
Heins Bernard, r. 400 Bay
Heins Catherine, widow, r. 1234 Union
Heins Catherine, widow, r, 907J Mission
Heins Conrad, laborer, r. 702 Larkin
Heins Herman, porter T, F. A. Obermeyer, r. 65 Tehama
Heins Jacob, baker, r. 625 Clay
Tpev the:
SAN FRA^CISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *»i*o,"rs"Sc"J"Hoe California St.
NEUHKUS
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Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
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729
HEL
Heins Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 433 Jessie
HKINS J. I». Jk CO. (John D. Heins) groceries antl
liquors, N\V cor Folsom and Fremont
Heins John D. (J. D. Heins & Co.) r. 400 Folsom
Heins John D., lithographer Union Lithoy;r<.ph Co., r.
1234 Union
Heins Joseph, liquors, 615 East, r. 24 Mint Av
Heins Karsteii, rancher, r. Eleventh Av South bet I and
Heins Louis R., bartender, r. 8 Merritt
Heins Maofjfie Mrs., bakery, 702 Larkin
Heins Nathan, laborer, r. 629 Valencia
Heliis Pauline, widow, r. 5 Caroline
Heins Peter D., boilermaker, r. 1234 Union
Heins Susie, saleslady, r. 702 Larkin
Heins William H. (Heins & Walsh) r. 1231 Un'.m
Heins & Walsh (William H. Heins and Thomas Walsh)
groceries and liquors, 1236 Union
tt?" Heins. See Heinz, Hinds, H.nes and Hynes
Heinsch R. C, messenger Wells Fargo & Co.
Heinse Louis, brewer, r. 321 J O'Farrell
HeinsenC, musician, r. 201 Taylor
Heinsen Christian, plumber, r. 1310i Natoma
Heinshon Henry, teamster, r. 11 Harriet
Heinsohn Herman, bookkeeper South S. F. Packingand
Provision Co., r. Alan.eda
Heiiitz Frederick, ironerS. F. Lauudry, r. 1416 B:ker
Heintz George A., salesman Southern Pac. Milling Co.,
r. 918 Page
Heintz Louisa, widow, furnished rooms, 501 Post
Heintz Otto F., laborer, r. 26 De Boom
Heinz Charles, plumbar, r. 804i Filbert
Heinz Charles, sausage factory, 362 Third
Heinz Christopher, baker, r. NE cor Lyon and Fulton
Heinz Christopher, bakery, 1419 Stockton
Heinz Conr d, plumber and gasfitter, 714 Montgomery
Av, r. 2120 Union
Heinz Edward G., foreman California Wire Wks, r. 617
Lombard
Heinz Geqfge, furniture, 2010 Mission
Heinz George C, clerk C. H. Meyer & Bros., r. 2010
Mission
Heinz Henry, barber, 1219 Kearny
Heinz Henry, blackmiith, r. II Valparaiso
Heinz Henry, tra\eling salesman, r. 804^ Filbert
Heinz Jacob (Hiaimelni nn & Heinz) r. 2120 Union
Heinz Jacob, porter, r. 11 Valparaiso
Heinz Jacob Jr. (Heinz & Langbein) r. 704 Harrison
Heinz Jacob Jr., porter, r. 11 Valparaiso
Heinz Louisa Miss, r. 11 Valparaiso
Heinz Louisa Mrs., nurse, r. 411 Polk
Heinz Peter, r, 804^ Filbert
Heinz Philip, concrete mnfr, r. 234 Castro
Heinz & Langbein (Jacob Heinz Jr. and Herman F.
Langbein) barbers, 433 Pine
8^ Heinz. See Heins, Hinds. Hines and Hvnes
Heinze Ernest, harnessmiker, r. 6 Roach
Heinze Frederick C, boots and shoes, 3257 Mission
Heinze Teresa Miss, tailoress, r. 412 McAllister
Heinze William, showcase maker, r. 412 McAllister
Heinze William F., messenger J. R. Smith .t Co., r. 412
McAllister
Heinzinger Christian, teacher music, r. 823 Golden Gate
Av
Heise Charles Ed (Charles Ed Heise k Co.)r. Alameda
HEISE CHARLES ED A CO, (Charles Ed Heise and
Clemens Hohwiesner) ship and custom house brok-
ers, 510 Battery
Heise Emil P. (Hei'se & Co.) r 534 Bush
HEISE JOHN D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Va-
lencia and Si.xteenth, r. 546 Valencia
Heise Walter L. (Heise & Co.) 36i Fremont
Heise Wilhelm, passenger agent' North German LUiyd
SS. Co., 118 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Heise & Co. (Walter L. and Eail P. Heise) proprietors
Cal. Wagon and Carriage Co. , 36J Fremont
Heisel Peter, teamster, r. cor Tenth and Harrison
WATSON &. CO., 124. Market Street
S&ND FOR CIRCUL.KRS.
Jl^at d^sarpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCBGO BBEWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Heiselberg George, livery stable, 608-612 Howard, r. 612
Howard
Heiser Charles, porter, r. 517 Pine
Heiser Edmund, dr.ver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 514 Filbert
Heisler William J., foreman Cal. Construction Co., r. 522
Soventeenth
He sse Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Heissel Charles C, driver, r. 537 Sacramento
Heissenberg Conrad, capitalist, r. 631 Vallejo
Heissner George, caipetlayer, r. 40 Quinn
Heistend Mary, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Heister Jacob, brewer, r. 330 Minna
B^ Heister. See Hiester
Heiter Frederick, comicemaker, r. 214 Seventh
Heitinann Fritz, clerk, r. 1801 Union
Heitmann H., musician, r. 621 Octavia
Heitmann Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush
and Jones, r. 1008 bush
Heitmann John, driver, r. 1801 Union
Heitmann John, groceries and liqnors, NE cor Fremont
and Folsom, r. 330 Fol om
Heitminn Nicholas, fireman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Heitmann Nicholas, teamster, r. 307 Fulton
Heitmann Richard, clerk Bruns Bros. & Steimke, r. 2010
Mission
SS" Heitmann. See Heidtmann
Heitmeyer August (Heitmeyer Bros.) r. 2806 Pine, rear
Heitmeyer Bros. (Frederick and August) delicacies, 1730
Dev.sadero
Heitmeyer Frederick (Heitmeyer Bros) r. 2424^ Bush
Heitniuller B., baker, r. 2-f6 Pacific
HeitmuUer Henry, r. 492 Eighth
Heitzelman Albert, laborer, r. 532 Fourth
Heitzer Henry A., coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r. 1012
Minna
Heizer Herman H., clerk German Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 2533 McAllister
Heizmaii George H., watchmaker and jeweler, r.
302 Fell
Heizman John, watchmaker and jeweler, 412 Sansome,
r. 302 Fell
Heizmaiin Christian, carpenter and builder, 1611 Powell
Hektor George P. K., motorman, r. 204 Sunny Side Av
Helb George, r. 69 Natoma
Helb J icob, cigarmaker, r. 69 Natoma
Helberg Charles J., clerk Solomon Raphael, r. 346
Fourth
Helberg Theresa, widow, r. 606 Third
iTt®" Hbiberg See Hellberg
Helbiim .\nnie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1708a Waller
HELBING AUGUST city agent Rojal
auu .vurwicu 1 iiiuu iiisarance 4'oni|iau>
ifs and stock and bond broker, 'ilS San-
•ionie, r. I3'i.> Webster
Helbing Betty Miss, teacher music, r. 1708a Waller
Hel ing David A., traveling salesman P. Berwin & Bro.,
r. 1325 Webster
H- Ibing Frieda Miss, stenographer, r. 1708a Wal'er
Helbing John A., clerk August Helbing, r. 1325 Webster
Helbing Louis F., carpenter and contractor, r. 1708 Wal-
ler
Helbing William F., contractor and builder, 1005 Treat
Av
Helbush Christina, widow, r. 229 Ninth Av
Helbush Frederick, clerk Pacific Music Co. , r. 229 Ninth
Av
Helbush Herman H., special policeman, r. 2815 Clay,
Held Alf>-ed, clerk Charies A. Bayly, r. 1500 Howard
Held Anna, widow, r. 1320i Eddy
Held Charles H., carriage painter, r. 917* Mission
Held Fannie B., widow, r. 1805 Broadway
Held Frederick, butcher, r. 1320 Eddy
Held George, barber, 1500 Howard
Held George, brewer, r. 4 McCormlck
Held Japob, brewer, r. 120 Shotw^ell
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428 California Street
Held John, cook, r. 1157 Market
Held John, brewer, r. 120 Shotwell
Held Sarah E., \vidow, r. 1929 Howard
Held Simon, solicitor, r. 123 Eddi-
es Held. See Bald
Heldt Michael, laborer, r. lik Welsh
Helen Joseph R., clerk Cornelius V. S. Gibbs, r. 805
Guerrero
Helen Richard, machinist, r. 525 Howard
[^" Helen. See Hellen
Haley Christoplier U., painter, r. 1351 Bush
Heley Mamie Miss, copyist, r. 134 Haight
Hele.v Margaret Miss, copyist, r. 134 Haig-ht
Heley Michael H. . clerk "Sterlin:^ & Parker, r. 1351
iiush
ag" Heley. See Haley and Healey
Heifer Howard, steno^apher Taylor & Spots wood Co.,
r. 1923 Howard
Helfrich Henry A., confectioner, r. 1619 Bush
Helfst Henry, confectioner, 8 Twenty-fourth
Hel:^erson Albert G., laborer, r. 8 Clyde
Helgerson Emil T., deckhand stmr Apache, r. S Clyde
Helgerson John, watchman, r. 625 Lombard
Helgeson John, miner, r. 303 Lombard
Helgesson Xels, painter Market St. Ry, r. 9091 Mis-
sion
Hel:joth Henry, plasterer, r. 1923 Stevenson
Helgoth Henry L., plasterer, r. 20 Alvarado
Heliel Ludwig S., photographer \V. T. Worthington, r.
718 Valencia
Helin Antone, lon'.;shoreman, r. 325J Langton
Helin Charles F., carpenter, r. 25Tilden
Helin? A., physician and surgeon, office and r. 409
Eddy
Helke Ad.ilph, saddlery and harness, 617 Mission, r. 1330
Mission
Helke Emilia, widow, r. 1330 Mission
Helkenberg Otto, bakery and restaurant, 1007 Market
Hell Franz, mu-iician, r! 420 Eddy
Helland F. C. H., engineer stmr Peru
HELLBERG HE.XKV, groceries and liquors, 450
Xinth, r. 1104 Bryant
^r Hellherg. See Helberg
Hellen Clarence C, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
i^" Hellen. See Helen
Hellenic Mutual Benevolent Society, A. J. Cachicostas
president, A. Pappageorge secretary, Druids' Hall,
413 Sutter
HELLER, BACH.M.IX A €0. (Emanuel M. and
Moses Heller and Leopold S. Bachman) importers
and jobbers dry goods, 112-114 Sansome
Heller Christopher, waiter, r. 7 Jansen
HELLER E. A S. (Emanuel L. and Samuel W.)
capitalists, 212 Sansome, room 16
Heller Emanuel L. (S. Heller) r. New York
Heller Emanuel M. (Heller, Bachman & Co.) r. 812 Post
HELLEK E.n.\M'EL S., atiorney at law, 16 Nevada
Block, r. 1801 California
Heller J., r. 816b Larkin
Heller Jacob, shoemaker, r. 1122 Kearny
Heller John, baker, r. 63 Minna
Heller John H., stenographer Oliver Chilled Plow Wkg.,
r. 720 Folsom
Heller Moses (Heller, Bachman & Co.) r. 1915 Van Ness
Av
Heller Samuel W. (E. & S. Heller) r. 621 Leavenworth
Heller Sigmund M., salesman Heller, Bachman & Co., r.
228^ Post
l»"Heller. See Hilar and Hiller
Hellerman Charles H., r. 1213J Pacific
Hellet Herman, horse clipper, r. 435 Clementina
Hellfctt Edward P., brakeman, r. 30 Kincon PI
Hellett P. B., r. 30 Riiicon PI
Hellier Henry, laborer, r. cor Sixth Av South and R
HelUer WiUiam, horse dealer, r. 420 Nineteenth
Helling Charles, wagonmaker Famsworth & Collins, r.
Alameda
Hellings William B., mining and real estate, 330 Pine,
room 24, r. 1521 W;ishington
Hellingsen John S., ma-ster schr Helen N. Kimball, offlee
6 California, r. 1712i San Carlos Av
Helliwell J. H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. llOi
McAllister
Helliwell Richard, cutler, 104 Stockton
Hellman Benjamin (Hellman Bros. ) r. 1936 Bush
Hellman Brothers (Benjamin and Israel) plasterers, 1936
Bush
Hellman Ernest, clerk Peter E. Erickson, r. 505 Green-
wich
Hellman Ernest, machinist, r. 537 Fifth
Hellman Eugene H., bookkeeper, r. 8 Henrietta Square
HELL.n.4.\ 1S.4IAS W.. president The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine,
and president Union Trust Co., Montgomery, Post
and Market, r. 1801 Franklin
HELLU.IV lg.4I.4S W. Jr.. c shier Union
Trust Co., Montgomery, Post and .Market, r. 1801
Franklin
Hellman Israel (Hellman Bros.) r. New York
Hellman Paul, salesman, r. 1918i Filbert
Hellman W. Mrs., r. 8 Henrietta Squ.re
Hellmann Anthony C, stock and bond broker, 308 CHUi-
fomia
HELL.<HAXN BSOTHERiS •& CO. (Rirhard and
Horatio G. Hellmaim) commission merchants and
agents Hamburg and Bremen Boards of Under-
writers, I'liion Bank of .Australia and National
Bank of Australasia, 525 Front
Hellmann George, commission merchant, r. 714 Bush
Hellmann George H., cashier Hellmann Bros. & Co., r.
Alameda
Hellmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Eigh-
teen th and Diamond, r. 1030 Eighteenth
Hellmann Horatio G. (Hellmaim Bros. & Co.) r. 226
Stockton
Hellmann Richard (Hellmann Bros. & Co.)r. 1829 Pacific
Av
Hellmann Richard B., r. 714 Bush
S^" Hellmann. See Hellman, Helman and Hillmin
Hellmer Francis E., seaman, r. 820 Battery
Ilellmuth Albert, machinist Palmer & Key, r. 3.5S Braji-
nan
Hellmuth Ferdinand A. , contractor, r. 41 Ho£f Av
Hellmuth Theophilus, teamster, r. E s San Jose Av iir
Day
Hellowell Charles N., foreman Enterprise Mill and Build-
ing Co. , r. Golden Gate, Cal
Hellrich Paul, cabinetmaker Julius G. Klemm, r. 4.'.
Clinton
Hellrich Paul Jr., helper James E. Sweeney, r. 45 Clin-
ton
Hellstrommer Carl H., liquors and boarding, 14 Wash-
ington
Hellwig Charles, bookkeeper Palace Hardware Co., r.
925 McAllister
Hellwig Christian H.; vice-president Legallet- Hellwig-
Tanning Co., 215-217 Clay, r. 1236 Guerrero
Hellwig Frederick, capitalist, r. 925 McAllister
$9" Hellwig. See Hel«ig
Helm Caroline, widow, r. 1330 Vallejo
Helm Charles, butcher, r. N s Tenth Av South bet M
and N
Helm Chris, dishwasher .Mbert Breuss, r. 560 Howard
Helm Ellen B., widow, r. 640 Haight
Helm Louis (Dialing & Helm) r. 220 Third
Helm Louis, clerk I. Hirsch, r. 546 Fourth
Helm Lueian, storekeeper Pacific Electrical Storage Co.,
r. 640 Haight
Helm Marv L. , widow, r. 607 Polk
Helm Theodore, groceries, 1841 Howard, r. 138 Fif-
teenth
Helm William J. (Bur len & Helm) r. 222 Eighteenth
Helmeda Domenico, baker, r. 6 Grand PI
Helmer .August, cook, r. 4 Dodge
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERy STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY OO.lZ^t\^Zf:.t
MflGlG LANTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBRCVS
109 Montgomery St.
HEL
731
HEN
Helmer Carrie, teacher music, r. 723 York
Helmer Frederick, laborer, r. 314^ Langton
Helmer Frederick E., laborer, r. Es Center ur Hamp-
shire
Helmer John, expressman, r. 725 York
Helmer Laurine, widow, r. 44 Thirteenth
Helmer Lorenz, r. 2208J Mission
Helmer N. S. , teacher music, r. 734 Montgomery
Helmering Christopher F. C, porter, r. 144 Clara
Helmers Heimann, r. 26 Turk
Helmers Niels S. , teacher music, r. 734 Montgomery
Helmholz Edward, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 109 Gilbert
Helmieh J. Harry {Wam-er & Helmich) r. 234| Sixth
Helmich Thekla, widow, r. 221t) California
Helmore George A., clerk Call, r. 1516 Vallejo
Helmore Ernest A., clerk Call, r. 1516 Vallejo
Helmquist Andrew D., photographer, r. 1026 Washing-
ton
Helmquist Charles A. , tailor, 622 Clay, r. 1026 Washing-
ton
Helmquist William J., salesman The Stuparieh Mnfg Co.,
r. 1026 Washington
Helms Adele, domestic 1214 Potrero Av
Helnv^ Charles E. , foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Alameda
Helms Frederick J., cleik, r. 1404 Buchanan
Helms George, salesman JohnG. lis &t, Co., r. 128 Four-
teenth
Helms Henry W. (Helms & Rothschild) r. 1404 Buchan .n
Helms Hermann, laborer, r. 601 Fourth
Helms J. H., p rter, r. 321 Bush
Helms James H., Sergeant Police, r. 838 Seventeenth
HELMi^ JOllW E. A., groceries and liquors, 2140
Howard, r. 2138 Howard
Helms John F.. salesman Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r.
Ill Clipper
Helms John H.. bookkeeper Helms & Rothschild, r. 1404
Buchanan
Helms Leopold A., painter, r. 2025 Geary
Helms Mary A. Mrs., r. 1033 Valencia
HELN^ Jt KOTH!^€HlLU (Henry W. Helms and
Henry Rothschild) wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, NW cor Powell and O'Farrell
Helmstein Niels J., waiter Tivoli Cafe
UELPI!«G H.l.'VD FKEE KliVDEROAKTEKS.
1-2-3, Miss Alice L. Chase principal, 512 Union
HELPINC: HANU FREE KINDfr KGARTEN. 4,
Miss Emma McCracken princii)al, 512 Union
Helpman Elias H., teamster, r. 44Si Third
Helpman William, cook, r. 448^ Third
Helsby Red Sand Stone Co., Reese Llewellyn president,
J. Middleton secretary, 213 Jackson
Helsting Jonas, laborer Gratto & Reimus, r. 817J Jessie
Heltmann Adam, baker, r. 763 Howard
Helversen Samue^, seaman, r. 152^ Steuart
Hy Helversen. See Halverson
aELVETI.i HOTEL, Steiner & Gamma proprietors,
431-+:« Pine
HELVETIA MARINE I\SlfRAXCE= €0. (of St.
Gall) Syz & Co. general agents, 410 California
Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. (Highland, III.) F. H.
Ames Co. agents, 3 California
HELVETIA S^VISS FIRE INSURANCE CO.
(of St. Gall) Syz & Co. general agents, 410 California
Helwig Minnie, widow, r. 393 Sixth
HelwigMunroe C, traveling freight agent Vandalia
Line, 220Califonii«, room 8, r. The Baldwin
■^ Helwig. See Hellwig
Hely Marian, widow, r. 1917 Polk
Hely Walter R., stenographer Whitney & Isaacsen, r.
"1917 Polk
Hemelright Ira, piano polisher Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
441 J Natoma
Heraenez Manuel J., policeman, r. 2410 Folsom
Hemenway Melville U., machinist, 661 Market, rooms 56-
56i
Hemenway Stephen H., salesman, r. 118 Precita Av
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanentlv CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IJ^ HYDB ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
s to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STjlTES BREWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Hemenway Sylvester, clerk Joseph G. Eastland, r. Oak-
land
Hemenway Sylvester W., draughtsman Pissis & Moore, r.
1026 Greenwich
1^" Hemenway. See Hemnienway
Hemler John, shoemaker, 1229 Golden Gate Av
Henmie Louis, salesman Del Monte Milling Co. , r. 1829
Howard
HEMME & LONG PIANO CO.,
luauufactarers Hi'Uinie A Long pianos,
office and wareroonis, 340 Post
Hemmelmaii Andrew D. , salesman VV. & J. Sloane & Co. ,
r. 1711 Gearj'
Hemmenway Albert L., cabinetmaker, r. 1904 Baker
Hemmenway M. Mrs., instructor Singer Mnfg Co., r. 892
Dolores
Hemmenway Thomas F. , clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co. ,
r. 1904 Baker
Hemmenway William, carriage painter, r. 1008 McAllister
Hemmenway Wiiliam F., clerk, r. 1008 McAllister
Hemmenway William P., carpenter, r. 1300J Sanchez
A^ Hemmenway. See Hemenway and Hemingway
Hemmer Henry F., boots and shoes, 116 Second, r. 648
Jessie
Hemmer Henry F. Jr., butcher A. P. Wagner, r. 643
Jessie
Hemmer Michael, bakery, 717 Brannan
Hemminga Bernard, printer, r. 45 Colling-wood
Hemminga Wilhelmina, widow, r. 45 Collingwood
Hemmings Theodore, Chinatown guide, 703 Dujwnt, r.
t)03 Dupont
Hemmond Charles, porter William House, r. 414 Folsom
Hempel Herman E., r. 2929 Washington
Hemphill John Rev., pastor Calvary Presb3'terian
Church, r. 2020 Broadway
Hemphill William A., clerk Railway Mail Ser\'ice, r. Oak-
land
Hempstead Frank C. (BeaizJey cSi Hempstead) r. 818
Powell
Hemstreet Albert D.. conductor, r. 2619 Sutter
Hemsworth Michael, niaiiter stmr Encinal, r. 2304 Mission
Henamey Monica, widow, r. 21.i Bruce PI
Henarie"D. V. B. Mrs., r.<'34Pi -e
Henarie Daniel V. B. (E. Martin & Co.) r. 1008 Haight
Hench Richard, laborer, r. 442 Brannan
Henck Josiah Q., carpenter, r. 126b Eighth
Henck Walter E., clerk Altniria Exchange, r. 126b
Eighth
Hencke Herman H. (Von Rimn, Hencke & Lorsbach) r.
1707 Broderick
Hencke William H., caiul\-maker Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 416 Cajip
Hencke William, capitalist, r. 1108 Vallejo
a^" Hencke. See Heinecke, Heinicke, Heinke, Henecke.
Henicke, Henke, Hincke and Hinke
Hencken Annie M., varieties, 428 Shotwell
Hencken Charles, butcher, r. 211 Pierce
Hencken Charles H., clerk August F. Hanjes, r. 1732
Stevenson
Hencken Harry J., barber, r. 403 Eighth
Hencken Heno", clerk Martin Hencken, r. 1827 Hyde
Hencken John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fell and
Devisadero, r. 211 Pierce
Hencken Julius A., salesman Hencken & Shroder, r.
525 Guerrero
IIEN'CKEX .M.4RTI.\, groceries and liquors, 1827
Hyde, r. 1142 Green
Hencken Martin (Hencken & Schroder) r. 116 Capp
Hencken Martin C, sailmakerHendrix & Eraser, r. 907
Vallejo
Hencken William, porter, r. 211 Pierce
HE!V<:KE>° a- SCHRODER (Martin Hencken) impor
ter and jobbers wines and liquors, 208-210 Front
Heud Bertha, widow, funiished rooms, 713 California
Hendee M. J., r. 534 Page
Hender Louis F., barber Martin Schmidt, r. 139 Fourth
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Henderson Adolph, carpenter, r. 153 Tehama
Henderson Albert, porter C. A. Malm & Co
Henderson Albert H., porter Palace Hotel, r. 1018
Powell
Henderson Alexander, carpenter, r. 126 Fifth
Henderson Alexander, clerk Market St. Ry. Co., r. 532
Twenty-first
Henderson Alexander, motorman Market St. Ry. , r. 529
Frederick
UE.^UEKSON .4LE.Y.4\DER B., editor The Ex-
aminer, r. 63-i Golden Gate Av
Henderson Alexander T., secrebiry Visitacion Water
Co., office 1 Powell, r. 504 Gearj'
Henderson Alfred G., correspondent Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 706 Taylor
Henderson Andrew A., liquors, 154 Second, r. 648
Howard
Henderson Bennett, laborer, r. 246 Michi^n
Henderson bl3-the H., draughtsman Spring Valley
W. W., r. lierkeley
Henderson Charles, r. NE cor Kearny and Washington
Henderson Charles (Charles Henderson & Co.) r. 923
Pine, Oakland
Henderson Charles, driver, r. 231 Douglass
Henderson Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 226
Michigan
Henderson Charles, shoepolisher, r. 211 Fourth
Henderson Charles A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 304
Louisiana
UE\1*EK!»0!« CHARLE!<»«!fc CO. (Charles Hender-
son) real estate agents, 304 Montgomery
Henderson Charles F., driver Morton Special Delivery,
r. 32^ Marj'
Henderson Charles S., r. 24 Willows Av
Henderson Christian, plumber Charles Rehm
Henderson Clarence M., patternmaker, r. 919 Jackson
Henderson Clark, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1023
Union
Henderson Da\id M., note teller The Sather Banking
Co., r. Alameda
Henderson Duncan, blacksmith, 200 Bartlett, r. 2633
Mission
Henderson Edmund W., clerk American Biscuit Co., r.
1211 Octavia
Henderson Edward, laborer Cit;\' Cemetery
Henderson Edward C, civil engineer, r. 1211 Octavia
Hen.lerson Frank, salesman Murphv, Grant .& Co., r. 614
Sutter
Henderson Frank D., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 150S Lar-
kin
Henderson Frederick, r. 614 Sutter
Henderson Frederick L., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Co., r. 31a Boardinan PI
Henderson Frederick W., coachman, r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Fourteenth
Henderson George, capitalist, r. 222a Page
Henderson Geo<-ge L., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Alameda
Henderson Hanna B. Mrs., r. 421 Eddy
llen<lers..ii H. ('., driver, r. 31a Boardinan PI
HENDERSON H. C* Mhole^ale and
r«-tail coal, «oKe and wood, ofRve I809-18I.5
FolKoni, Telepbone .Mission l(>8, r. I8»!)
Folsoni
Henderson Helen Miss, hairdresser, r. 1608 Vdu Ness Av
Henderson Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1608 .Stevenson
Henderson James, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 640b Natoma
Henderson James, driver Market St. Ry., r. 1740 Mis-
sion, rear
Henderson James, harnessmaker, r. 408 Minna
Henderson James, sign painter, 759 Mission, r. Oakland
Hender^im James A., brewer F. A. Lux Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
Henderson James A., compositor Examiner, r. 220a
OFarrell
Henderson James L. , machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg \\'ks, r. Alameda
Henderson Jennie B. Miss, r. 421 Hyde
Henderson Jennie B. Miss, bookkeeper The Wasp, r. 781
Sutter
Henderson John, boilermaker, r. Berlin bet Burrows and
Felton
Henderson John, bookkeeper E. C. Hughes, r. 2515 Sut-
ter
Henderson John, laborer Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 636 Commercial
Henderson John, weieher. r. Sixth Av South nr J
HENDERSON JOHN Jr., .........
t'oai, i.iit CiUay, lelepnoue !»oatb 533, r.
ISerkeley
IIE.XUEiKSO.V JOU.V >V.. agent West Publishing
Co., 124 Sansome, room 2, r. Russ House
Henderson John H., attorney at law, 91-92 Supreme
Court Bldg, r. 723 Eddy
Henderson Joseph H., attorney at law, 24 Montgomery,
r. 1155 Guerrero
Henderson Kate A. Mrs., professional nurse, r. 104 Grove
Henderson L. F. B. , master mariner, r. 9 Mission
Henderson L. R. Miss, stenographer Maxwell, Dorsey A
Soto, r. 406 Sutter
Henderson Lucian C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 141.5
Hayes
Hendenson Louis, r. 1045 Vallejo
Henderson Margaret, widow, r. 542 Green
Henderson Marsjaret E. Mrs., housekeei>er 1608 Van
Ness Av
Henderson Maria, widow, r. 908 Nineteenth
Henderson Mars' J. Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar
School, r. 1224 Noe
Henderson Neil, clerk North Point Dock Warehouse, r.
1224 Noe
Henderson Ophelia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1916 Market
Henderson Richard, laborer, r. 640b Natoma
Henderson Robert, r. 545 Minna
Henlerson Susan, widow, r. 1608 Stevenson
Henderson Thomas H. , secretary Scmth Prairie Coal Co. ,
308 California, r. Oakland
Henderson Thomas H. Rev., pastor Ocean View Union
Congregational Church, r. SE cor Sadowa and Capi-
tol, Ocean View
Henderson Thomas L., foreman Commercial Pub, Co. r.
420 Franklin
Henderson Tranquilla, widow, bakery, 542 Green
Henderson Victor, patternmaker, r. 919 Jackson
Henderson Virgil A., painter, r. 626 Twenty-second
Henderson William, fireman, r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Henderson William, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
Henderson William, liquo s, 109 Larkin, r. 614 Nine-
teenth
Henderson William, ship carpenter, r. 316 Nineteenth
HEXit£KSOX ^VILLI.IM, solicitor Alliance Assur-
ance Co., 416 California, r. 1014 Powell
Henderson WiUiam A., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 1014
Powell
Henderson William E., carpenter Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. S s Point Lobos Av nr Parker Av
Henderson William E., student, r. 723J O'Farrfll, rear
Henderson William H., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1306 Valencia
Henderson William J., barber, r. 1324 Va'lejo
Henderson William J., stonecutter, r. 807 Point Loboa
Av
Henderson Woolen Mills (of Kentucky) Thomas A. Nor-
ris manager. 111 Front
Henderyckx Liberty S. , metal mixer Pacific Metal
Works, r. 230 Clara
Hendervckx Percival S., sawyer Union Box Factory
Heudrick Brothers (Thomas "F. and John J.) grocerie*
and liquors, 1247 Folsom
Hendrick Thomas F. (Hendrick Bros.) r. 501J Sixth
Hendrick John J. (Hendrick Bros.) r. 501^ Sixth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IMS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOEX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Hendrick Marv E. Miss, compositor Commercial Pub.
Co., r. 42l"Hyde
Hendricks Emma J. Mrs., varieties, 150 Collingwood
Hendricks Frederick, carpenter, r. 30k Lewis
Hendricks John J., soliciU>r, r. 3 Martha PI
Hendricks .John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Hendricks Marcus, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1413 Polk
Hendricks Peter, laborer, r. 108J Shipley
t^ Hendricks. See Henricks, Henrichs and Henriques
Hendricksen Andrew, seaman schr Alma
Hendricksen Hendrick, solicitor, r. ,515^ East
Hendrlckson Andnw, carpenter, r. W s Carolina nr
Twenty-third
Hendrickson Annie, widow, proprietor Easton House,
40S1 Drumm
Hendrickson Au^st, waiter, r. 542 Jessie
Hendrickson Charles, bartender, r. 9 Clay
Hendrickson Charles, clerk Andreas Jensen, r. 1901 Elli»
Hendrickson CharLs, conductor, r. S\V cor Carl and
Coal
Hendrickson Charies, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 234 Beale
Hendrickson Charles, liquors, 48 Sacramento
Hendrickson George, salesman Joseph Melczer & Co., r.
Oakland
Hendrickson Henry, liquors, NW cor Twenty-fourth and
York
Hendrickson Henry, seaman schr Centennial
Hendrickson Herman, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Hendrickson Jennie G. Mrs., bakery, 1201* Guerrero
Hendricksim John P., porter Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 205a Chestnut
Hendrickson Mary, widow, tailoress, r. 15 Sherwood PI
Htmlrickson Mary I., widow, r. 708 Webster
Hendrickson William, boxmaker, r. 408 Chestnut
Hendrickson William, real estate, 120 Sutter, room 58,
r. Lick House
HKKUKK'KSOK M'lLLIAM Jr., attorney at
law, 120 Sutter, rooms 57-58, r. Hotel Savoy
Hendrickson William D., attorney at law, 120 Sutter, r.
Alarreda
Hendrickson William G., piledriver, r. 1205 Guerrero
i^ Hendrickson. See Heurichson, Henrickson and
Henriksen
Hendriksen Henry F., carpenter, r. 35 Beideman
Hendrix Mary Mrs. , r. 230 Clara
UE.'VDRV ANUKEW 51., Assistant Grand Secretary
Grand Lodge F. and A. M., Masonic Temple, r. 2406
Harrison
Hendry Annie Mrs. (Charles J. Hendry's Son & Co.) r.
Belvedere
Hendry Annie Mrs., real estate agt, r. 1521 Vallejo
Hendry Charles S., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 2426
Folsom
Hendry George W. (Charles J. Hendry's Son & Co.) r.
1021 Devisadero
Hendry Jamss, shipbuilder, r. 142 J Silver
Hendry Jane, widow, r. 2426 Folsom
Hendry John D., carpenter and builder, 1005 Folsom, r.
918 Twenty-first
Hendry John E. , special agent Robert Dickson, r. 2526
Folson
Hendry John F., bookkeeper, J. Stutz & Co., r. 1521
Vallejo
Hendry Luther, L. C, bookkeeper, r. 142 J Silver
Hendry, Margaret, widow, r. 2426 Folsom
Hendry Orson, ship joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 142i
Silver
Hendry P. Murray, president California Gas Engine Co.,
130 Main, r. 2426 Folsom
Hendrj- William, engineer, r. 2426 Folsom
B^" Hendry. See Henry
UENI»KV'.<« CH.IRLKS J. SO.\ «& CO.. ship chan-
dlers and naval stores, 8 California, Telephone
Drumm 3
Hendy Barnard, laborer, r. Alms House
Hendy Georgiana Miss, saleslady, 1921 Stockton
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 2UT75RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
(^aliforpia Bottlipt^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. H 1 3 EDDY ST.
IIEKDV JOHN II.. superintendent Joshua Hendy
Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. 1318 Fulton
UEXUV JOiliHlA NAriil'VE nORK!«. See
Joshua Hendy Machine Works
Hendy Mary A. Miss, r. 1921 SU)cktnn
Hendy Michael, watchman, r. 1415 Polk
Hendv Samuel, miner, r. 2759 Mission
UBK'DV SAMUEL J., president Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. 102 Bartlett
Heneberry Thomas, watchman, r. 40 Montcalm
I^" Heneberry. See Henneberry
Henecke Emil", watchmaker John Heizman, 839 Mission
H^necke Henry, fireman, 125i Francisco
Henecke J. Mrs., widow, r. 839 Mission
Henegar Lena, widow, r. 712 Tehama
Heney Archibald H. (Jensen, Rose & Heney) r. 713
Tiventy-first
Heney Daniel, upholsterer, r. 1608 Fell
Heney Edward J., shirtmaker Eagleson & Co., r. 265
Octavia
Heney Elizabeth S. Miss, teacher Henry Durant Primary
School, r. 621 Fell
Heney Henry, blacksmith, r. 339 Bryant
Heney John, carpenter Union Iron Wks, r. 339 Bryant
Heney Julia, widow, r. 621 Fell
Heney Mark A., packer W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 541
Castro
Heney Patrick J., blacksmith, r. 265 Octavia
Heney William, clerk, r. 1608 Fell
S^ Heney See Haney, Heaney and Heeney
Hengehold Henrj B., packer, r. 208 Bush
Henicke Sophie, widow, r. 2428 Fulton
Henicke W. Edward (Kuss & Henicke) r. 2428 Fulton
BS*" Henicke. See Heneke
Heniker Patrick, fireman Chemical Engine 4
B^"Heniker. S^e Hinniker
Henke Charles C, musician, r. 28 Seventh
Henke Christina Miss, varieties, 227A Hayes
Henk° Herman G. W., agent, r. 2922 Sacramento
t[W He ike. See Heneke
Henl el Charles, cook, r. 629 Stevenson
eS" henkel. See Hinkel and Henkle
Heiikenius Frederick, clerk Crane Co., r. Alameda
Henkenius Julius C, draughtsman, 88 Flood Bldg, r.
Alameda
Henkle Carrie E., widow, dressmaking, 314a Sutter, r.
2093 Market
1^- Henkl(-. See Henkel and Hinkel
nLliliU Ai ■•« aphoI«(erer and rarpet-
lajt-r, 3ll«Kllliiiore, Telephone West 448,
r. ills tlllniore
Henlein Aaron, r. 1423 Van Ness Av
Henley Ada Mrs., saleslady The Maze, r. 703 Sutter
HenleV Annie, domestic ]b06 Scott
Henley Barclay (Henley & Co-tello) r. 2131 Green
Henley Christina, dome<tcl023 Bush
Henley Ddvid, boilermaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 547 Mis-
He ley J., lineman, r. 342 Fourth
Henley Jeremiah H., laborer, r. 919 Lott
Henley John J., spike pointer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 803
Tre t Av
Henley Michael, laborer, r. 921 Lott
Henley Michael J., real estate, r. 514 Eddv
Henley Patrick labi>rer, r. 425 Ringold
Henley Walter F., clerk Celery, Beef and Iron Co., r.
Alameda
HEIVLEV A eOSTELLO (Barclay Henley and
Stephen V. Costello) attorneys at law, 101 Sansome,
rooms 18-19
S^ Henley. See Hanley and Hanly
Henminger Carrie, domestic 1922 Eddy
Henn Augusta T., widow, r. 2502 Clay
Henn John H., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. East Oakland
Kenn Pauline E., widow, r. 2502 Clay
Henn Theodore E., engineer, r. 1026 Guerrero
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Henn William O., clerk foreign dept. Castle Bros., r.
Alameda
Hemie Charles, ariver Kuhls, Schwarke & Co., r. 1717
Stockton
Henne Henn,-, r. 819 Fulton
Henne John H., cellarman U. S. Brewerj-, r. 428 Shot-
well, rear
Henne William, laborer, r. 1213 York
Henne William A., laborer, r. 1213 York
t^ Henne. See Hanne
HENNEBERG WILHELM, ....
maker and iiiachinist, 547 Fiftb. r. 1601
Santa Clara
SS" Henneberjc See Hinneuberg
Henneberrj- Andrew, capitalist, r. 126 Ellis
Henneberry Andrew, laborer, r. 126 Francisco
Henneberry Catherine, widow, r. 645 Haig-ht
Hei'nebeny John, gripman, r. 105 Walnut
Henneberry Thomas, laborer, r. 40 Montcalm
Henneberry William, policeman, r. 115 Jones
ea" Henne'berrj'. See Henebery
Henneman J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. 530 How-
ard
Henner J. A., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 7231 McAllister
Hennesey Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Walnut Av
Hennesey Mary Mrs., r. Alms House
Hennesey Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 12 Walnut Av
Hennessey Albert E. , assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. ,
r. 59 Federal
Hennessey Delia, widow, r. 59 Federal
Hennessey Elizabeth, widow, r. 29J Clara, rear
Hennessey H., purser stmr Gaelic, r. 614 Sutter
Hennessey James, photographer, r. 533 Elizabeth
Hennessey James, shoemaker, 272 Stevenson, r. N g
Jessie nr Fifth
Hennessey John F., assistant foreman Report, r. 771
Howard
Hennessey James A. , salesman A. C. Nichols & Co. , r.
Oakland
Hennessej- John, paperhanger, r. 221 Linden Av
Hennessey John A., paver, r. 412 Twenty -fifth
Hennessey Margaret, widow, r. 221 Linden Av
Hennessey Michael, driver, r. 945 Mission
Hennessey Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 508 Brannan
Hennessey Patrick J., teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co.
He-.niessey Peter, carpenter, r. 2749 Bush
Henne>seV Peter Jr., cari)enter, r. 2749 Bush
Hennessey Philip H., laborer, r. 829 Hayes
Hennessy Annie, domestic 1914 Webster
Henne-sy Bella Miss, r. 315 Haight
Hennessy Catherine, widow, r. 418a Capp
Hennessy Charles A., policeman, r. 1033 Noe
Hennes-sy Clementina, housekeeper, r. 1601 Mission
Hennessy David, porte' , r. 2 McLea Court
Hennessy Harry, plumber, r. 134 Fourth
Hennessy James, teamster, r. Twenty-first Av. South
nr K
Hennes.sy John, driver, r. 716 Folsom
Hennessy John, gardener, r. 19 Hinckley
Hennessy John, tanner, r. S21 Twelfth Av South
John, teamster, r. NE cor Mission and Ply-
mouth Av
Hennessy John C, dentist, office 1943 Howard, r. 1027
McAllister
Hennessy Lawrence, tanner, r. 517 Hickory
Hennessy Maggie, domestic 1703 Polk
Henness3' Michael, cooper, r. 2 McLea Court
Hennessy Patrick, laborer.-'r. 39 Tehama
Hennessy Pat ick, teamster, r. 507 Sixth
Hennessy Patrick J., coal and hay, 1623 Market
Hennessy Perry, student, r. 1.505"Clay
Hennessy Peter, boilermaker, r. NE cor Mission and
Plymouth Av
Hennessy Richard (Cok^ Hennessy) r. 441.J Tehama
Hennessy Richard, capitalist, r. 1505 Clay
Hennessy Thomas, tanner, r. 821 Twelfth Av South
Hennett Lorenz, bakerj', 1803J^ Union
Henney Sarah, widow, r. 816 Haight
Hennick Annie, widow, r. 925 Fillmore
Hennig August, rancher, r. Silver nr King
Hennig Francis H. , plumber, r. 2522 Chestnut
Hennig Gustave, butcher, r. 1343J Sixteenth
Hennig John G., laborer, r. 2522 Chestnut
Hennig Otto, weaver Cal. Wire Wks, r. 8 Vandewater
Henning Axel, jeweler, r. 263 Clementina
Heuning Brothers (Richard and Charles) groceries and
liquors, 2461 Folsom
Henning Charles (Henning Bros.) and groceries and
liquors, 1030 Folsom, r. 37 Russ
Henning Charles A. , clerk EMison Light and Power Co. ,
r. 628 Lombard
Henning Edward, clerk Diedrich Hadeler, r. 943 How-
ard
Henning Frederick W., miller, r. 10 Prosper
Henning George A. , teamster, r. 628 Lombard
Henning Henrj-, carder Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg Co.,
r. 628 Lombard
Henning Henry, clerk Charles Henning, r. 1030 FoIbotb
Henning Henrj- A., machinist Union Machine Co., r.
Oakland
Henning H. Theodore, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
S09 Octavia
Henning Irving P., teacher, r. 835 Capp
Henning James H., w.re worker, r. 628 Lombard
Henning John, 1 borer Cal. Glue Wks, r. 905 Twelfth At
South
Henning John A., miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 628 Lom-
bard
Henning Julia, fur dresser, r. 3008 Harrison
Henning Julius, laborer Stauffer & Co., r. 8 Vande-
water
Henning Louis, cooper, r. 411 Brj-ant
Henning Lucy Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
1604 Stevenson
Henning Matilda, widow, r. 1604 Stevenson
Henning Otto A., cooper, r. 628 Lombard
Henning Rebecca Mrs., furnished rooms, 703 Stockton
Henning Richard (Heu' ing Bros.) r. 2461 Folsom
Henning Robert, t.inner Norton Tanning Co., r. HOT
Treat Av, rear
Henning Rose, domestic 902 Montgomery
Henning Walter J., driver Crystal Napa Soda Wks, r. 62S
Lombard
Henning Wilbur F. , clerk Secretarj" and Controller 8. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Henning William, gasfitter J. P. Groom & Co., r. 3t
Turk
Hennings Bernhardt, seaman, r. 416 Broadway
Hennings Gertrude Miss, scenic and portrait artist, r. 41»
Douglass
Hennings .lohn C, teacher mathematics, r. 410 Douglass
Hennings John C. Jr., civil engineer, r. 410 Douglass
Hennings John M., bricklayer, r. 410 Douglass
Hennings Maurice, mason, r. 410 Douglass
Hennings Otto, carpenter, r. 414 Douglass
Hennings Theodore, guide Chinatown, r. 702 California
Henningsen Hans, cigarmaker, r. 2825i Howard
Henningsen Harrr, cook, r. 119 Silver"
Henningson Rasmus, deckhand stmr Tiburon, r. 8 Claj
Henny David C. , civil engineer and manager Excelsior
Wooden Pipe Co. , 204 Front, r. 1317 Union
Henny Grace Miss, stenographer John Landers, r. 909
Sanchez
Henon Charles W (Henon & Son) office 16 Post, r. 3408
Sixteenth
Henon Kate, domestic 1218 Treat Av
Henon & Son (Harrj- and Charles W. » ccmtractors brick
work, office 16 Post
Henquinet Peter J., shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia Court
Henratty Thomas, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Henretty James F., boilermaker, r. 2423 Greenwich
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Henretty Peter, longshoreman, r. 32U Broadway
Henrioh August, brassfinisher, r. 324 Thirtieth
Henrich Conrad, bookkeeper, r. 607 Pine
Henrich John F. C. (Henrich & Messerachmidt) r. 1740
Mission
Henrich Pet«r, brewer, r. 1608 Grove
Henrich Philip, maltster, r. 1608 Grove
Henrich & Messerschmidt (John F. C. Henrich and An-
tone Messerschmidt) proprietors Harmony Hall, and
liquors, 1749 Mission
Uenriehs William J., inspector Custom House, r. 1515 J
Mason
Henrighsen Henry P., clerk New Atlantic Hotel, r. 14
Valparaiso
Heurici Henry H., cashier The Johnson-Locke Mercan-
tile Co. , r. Alameda
Henricks William, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Wal-
ler
Henricksen Henry, quartermaster stmr Mariposa
Henrickson Aleiia Miss, r. 1519 Eddy
Henrickson Charles, bicyclemaker Thomas H. B. Var-
ney, r. 121 Julian Av
Henrickson Charles, seaman, r. 98 Sacramento
Henrickson Claus, pilot, r. 1815 Greenwich
Henrickson Henry A., laborer, r. F, s Siegel nr Cortland
Av
Henrickson Ives, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 1 Wis-
Hartley, r. 1813 Greenwich
Henrickson Victor, yardhand A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 200
Twenty-fourth
^gr Henrickson. See' Henricksen, Henriksen and Hen-
richson
Henrietta Mary, widow, r. 21 Ritch, rear
Henrietta Thomas E., fireman, r. 21 Ritch, rear
Henriksen Adjustable Bridge for Fire Hose The, 121
Post, room 36
Henriksen Automatic Safety Clutch for Elevators The,
121 Post, room 36
HEKKIKSEN B. E., architect, 121 Post, room 36, r.
1320 Fell
Henriksen James H., clerk Sun Ins. Co.,r. San Leandro,
Cal.
S^" Henriksen. See Hendricksen, Hendrickson, Hen-
drikson and Henrickson
Henrikson Iver, carpenter, 527 Connecticut
Henrikson Karl V., tailor, r. 20a Hunt
Henrion Felix, cook, r. 6 Glover
Henrioulle Gregoire, liquors, NE cor Seventh and Minna
HenriouUe Gustave, liquors. 135 Second
Henrioulle Henry, upholsterer Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.
40 Quinn
Henrioulle John B., groceries and liquors, 19 Ninth, r.
780 Stevenson
Henrioulle Louisa J., clerk Nevada Bank, r. San Mateo,
Cal.
Henrique Amos, laborer, r. 1220 Folsom
Henriques David, stock broker, Pacific Stock Exchange
Henriques George W. , porter Charles B. Elliott, r. Oak-
land
1^" Henriques. See Hendricks, Henrichs and Hin-
richs
Henritty Thomas, extraman Engine 4, r. 21 Ritch
Heurix Edward H. F. (Henrix & Fraser) r. 217 Seven-
teenth
Heurix Edward H. F. Jr., plumber De Land Bros., r.
217 Seventeenth
Henrix & Fraser (Edward Henrix and James K. Fraser)
sailmakers, 46 Clay
Henry Alfred, compositor J. O. Jephson & Co., r. 1515
Larkin
Henry Allen G., conductor Hayes St. Ry, r. 1421 .J Hayes
Henry Angie Mrs., dressmaking, 14215 Hayes
Henry Andrew J., doorkeeper Chinese Theater, r. Oak-
land
. Henry Andrew J., janitor 636 Sutter
JAPDIINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bituminous MacMnery. Traction Engines & Qnanz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
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pred(^ri(;l(8bur^ l^(^<ir Beer
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Henry August, machinist H. G. Layng Machine Wks, r.
294 Twenty-second
Henry Augustus K., compositor Call, r. 27 Elsie
Henrv Bridget, widow, r. 1225 Clay
Henry Carl A. (J. D. Richards & Co.) r. 829 Seventeenth
Henry Catherine, widow, r. 1446 Leavenworth
Henry Catherine, widow, r. 1806 Geary
Henry Charles C, shoecutter S ebe, Glanville Co., r. 172
Clementina
Henry Charles P., candymaker Louis Saroni k Co., r.
Berkeley
Henry Clarence A., waiter, r. 1230 Jones
Henrv Daniel V. B., wholesale liquor merchant, r. 1008
Haight
HE.\»% DIiRANT PRIMARY intlHOOL, Mrs.
Georgia Washburn principal, Turk bet Buchanan
and Webster
Henry E. Mrs., widow, r. 1513 Hyde
Henry Edward Mrs., widow, r. 337i Tenth
Henry Edward J., printer, r. 337| Tenth
Henry Edward L., miner, r. 909 Sanchez
Henry Elizabeth, widow, r. 1513 Hyde
Henry Emile W. , confectioner, r. S17 Bush
Henry Frederick T., master ship Cyrus Wakefield, r. 1721
Alameda Av, Alameda
Henrv George H., clerk W. J. Tuska, r. 409 Golden Gate
Av
Henrv 'ieorge J. Jr, draughtsman The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. Berkeley
Henry George S., meter reader Spring Valley W. W., r.
Mill Valley
Henry Grace E. Miss, stenographer Manhattan Life In-
surance Co., r. 2420 Mission
Henrv Helen, actress Morosco's Grand Opera House, r.
909 Sanchez
Henry Henr)% miner, r. 208 Bush
Henry Henrv S., compositor, r. 1515 Larkin
Henry Ira M'., detective, r. 26 Pleasant
Henry James E., asst operator T. C. Marceau, r. 2 City
Hall Av
Henry J. B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 126 Juniper
Henry John, clerk, r. 734 Pine
Henry John, laborer, r. Alms House
Henry John, master mariner, r. 229 East
Henry John, sdicitor, r. 1521 Vallejo
Henrv John A., r. 909 San. hez
Henry John D., carjienter, 1005 Folsom, r. 918 Twenty-
first
Henry John P. (Henry & Puckhaver) r. 2042 Howard
Henry John W., foreman G. B. De Ferrari, r. cor Frank-
lin and Mason
Henry John W. Rev., r. 136 Ridley
Henry Joseph, shoedealer, 115 Pine, r. 831-^- Geary
Henry Joseph, wholesale wood dealer, r. 1115 Steiner
Henry Joseph F., upholsterer, r. 105 Ridley
Henry Joseph H., hostler John F. English, r. 2417
Howard
Henry Joseph N., bricklayer, r. 217 Second
Henry Joshua S., painter, r. 23 Beavei
Henry Kate, widow, r. 2042 Howard
Henry Leon, compositor, r. 1515 Larkin
Henry Leon, driver, r. 831^ Geary
Henry Lorenzo A., pressman, r. 1203 Taylor
Henry Lottie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1324 Vallejo
Henry Louis, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Henry Louis M., collector Spring Valley W. W., r. Oak-
land
Henry Lucy S., widow, furnished rooms, 436 Ellis
Henry M., coal passer stmr City of Puebla
Henry Marcus M., musical manager and press agent, 816
Market, r. 1100 Van Ness Av ., „.:::^
Henry Margaret L., widow, r. 909 Sanchez
Henry Matthew, pressman Hinton Printing Co., r. 144C
Leavenworth
Henry Mcrideth, carpenter Cal. Wire Wks, r. 21 Guer-
rero
Henry Michael, engineer, r. 12174" Howard
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Henry Neil, operator Columbian Mill Co.,
Mission
Henry Nellie Miss, nurse, r. 1225 Clay
Henry Patrick, laborer Pae. Rolling Mills, r. '
Henry Patrick, longshoreman, r. b22 Beale
Hrnr^- Pet«r, clerk, r. 214 Seventh
Henry Peter, mining, r. 208 bush
Heno" Porter W., bookkeeper, r. 807 Van Xe
Henrv Richard, clerk, r. 1446 Leavenworth
He' ry Robert (J. C. Lemmer & Co.) r. 827 Seventeenth
Henry Robert, pastryman Palace Hotel, r. 532 Howard
Henrr Samuel, second-hand furniture, 148 Sixth
Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, 23 Montg-omery
block, r. 151 "-■ Larkin
Henrv Sarah, domestic 2823 Pine
Henry- Thomas, r. 229 Twenty-eighth
Henn" Thomas, engineer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
221 S lano
Henrj' Thomas, well digger, r. Alms House
Henrj- ThomiS A., cooper, r. 107 Natoma
Henry Watson H., engineer stmr J. D. Peters, r. 1409
Pacific
Henri- W. Emil, foreman Louis Saroui & Co., r. S17
bus .
Henrv William, cigarmaker, r. Alms House
Henr' W Iliam, clerk S. P. Co., r. 19 R .ss
Henrj- William, engineer Louis Saroni & Co., r. Berkeley
Henry William, hostl •■-, r. SE cor Ritch and Braunan
Heniy William, labjrer S. P. Co.. r. 07 Minna
Henrv William, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Henn- William A., finisher, r. 11 CI nton
Henry William A., foreman Pac. Klectric Motor Co., r.
20.1 FrauAlin
Henry William A., salesman G. G. Wickson & Co., r.
Oakland
Henry William J., carpenter, r. 412 Union
Henry William P., paying Teller Pac. Coast Savings So-
cietv r. 436 Ellis '
Henrv Willia'i. R., ste-:ographer W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
884 Twenty-fifth
Henr>- Willidm S., porter Pullman Palace Car Co., r. 633
Gean,'
Henrj' ^v PucVhaber (John P. Henry and Charles R
Puckh .her) proprietors Cal. broom Mnfg. Co., 129-
133 Seventeenth
Hensault Ollie Miss, teacher music, r. 623 Turk
Henschcn Catherine, w-idow, r. 1.51.=)^ Steiner
Henschen Henrj-, plumber, r. 1505J Steiner
Hensel Frederick, blacksmith La kins i Co., r. 2214 Fil-
bert
Hensel .John L. , solicitor McCue Medicine Co. , r. 1303
Broa<lway
Hensel Mary, domestic 1201 Hyde
Hensen Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 728 Lombard
Hensen Henning N., master mxriner, r. 728 Lombard
Hensen Henrj% seaman, r. 408 Chestnut
Heiisei John, cook, r 27i Rausch
Hensen Laulenteus, modtl maker, r. 2"i Rausch
Henshall Albert, . lerk, r. 204 McAllister
Henshall George F., printer, r. 204 McAllister
Henshall Herbert, salesman McUouogh & Runyon, r. 204
McAllister
Henshall Richard P., clerk George W. Towle Jr., r. 204
McA lister
HENSHALL >VILLIAn A., attomev at law, 171-
174 Cr.icker Bldu'.. r. 204 Me AUister
UE\^SHAW FRKilERICK W., Ass-ciate Justice
Supreme Court of California, chambers Supreme
Court Bldg, r. Oakland
Henshaw J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Pine
HETVSHAM TYLKR. president H. P. Gregory & Co.,
NWcor Fremont and Mission, r. Boulevard Terrace,
Oikland
Henshelwdorl Emil-a Miss, r. 2602 California
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane & Henshelwood) r. 1920
Washington
Hensler Minnie Miss, saleslady T. O. Marceau, r. 32*
Twenty-second
Hensley Benjamin F., bartender stmr El Capitan, r. Oak-
land
Hensley Frederick C, bookkeeper Arpad Haraszthy bt.
Co., r. San Rafael
Henslej- George A., teacher mathematics, r. 104 Guerrero
Hensley Margaret Mrs. , r. 2513 McAllister
Henslev .May Miss, whip braider, r. 2513 McAllister
Hensley William D., r. -2809 How-ard
Hensley William D. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 2809 Howard
Hei.slej- William J., electrician, r. 115 Bernard
Hensley Winifred, widow, r. 715i Grove
Hent Reuben W., attomev at "law, 605 Clay, r. 1012
Haight
Henton James S. (Rowe & Henton) attorney at law, 10
Mills' Bldg, 3d floor, r. 600 Bush
Hentrich Frank, assaj-er, r. 1316 Jones
Hentrich Lewis, bookkeep r, r. 1316 Jones
Hentz A. H., r. 218 Leavenworth
Hentz Flora E. Mrs., r. 218 Leavenworth
Hentz Heurj-, r. 217 Francisco
Hentzell Augustus J., laborer, r. 203^ Bartlett
Hentzell Benjamin F.. patent chimneys. 136 Fourth, r.
716^ Xato'ma
Heuvey John J., blacksmith, r. 420 Minna
Hen wicks -n Henry P., clerk, r. 14 Valparaiso
HenwofKl Emilv M. Miss, r. 619 Tweutv-third
Henzel Edward F., electrician, office 16 Post, r. 217 Third
Av
Henzel George L. (The Ge.jr^e L. Henzel Electric Co.) r.
2252 Bush
HE.XZKL «iEORfiE L. ELECTRIC CO. THE
(George L. Henzell) NE cor Bush and Steiner.
Telephone West 118
Henzi Edwaid, laborer, r. 56A Clementina
Henzler John, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hepburn Anna J., widow, r. 1219 Eddy
Hepburn Frelerirk, musician, r. 149 Taylor
Hepburn J. T., 4th asst engineer stmr Gaelic, r. 320
Pennsylvania Av
Hepburn .NIort, printer and blank book manufacturer.
414 Sansome, r. Hotel Mirabeau
Hepbuin Rufus, salesman Mort Henburn, r. Oakland
Hepp Caroline, cashier, r. 2017 Powell
Hejip E. L., millhand Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r. 3-21
Eureka
Hepp Emma, corsetmaker, r. 2017 Powell
Hepp George, shoemaker, r. 2017 Powell
Hepp Gejr.e F., clerk Chronicle, r. 122 Post
Hepp Willia I., seaman, r. -2017 Powell
Heppberger L nis, millhand, r. 213 Clara
Heppert Henrj-, iiistrumentmaker. r. 1519.\ Leavenworth
Heppner Annette P., widow, r. 526 Ellis
Hepworth John M. Mrs., w-idow, r. 2105 Larkin
Hep worth William B., clerk George H. Tay Co., r. 2105
Larkin
Herald Anna, domestic 2005 Fraukl-n
Herald Eder H. , teamster, r. XW cor Twenty-third and
Alabama
HERALD OF TRADE THE (weekly) Jay Federlein
l)uhlisher, 403 Market
SS" Herald. See Harold, Harrold and Herold
Heran Patrick, gripman, r. 1912S Lyon
Heran Patrick, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 142
Hancock
e^ Heran. See Heron, Herrin and Herron
Herb John, bnishmaker. r. 707 -Mo- tgomer\- Av
HERBAL REMEDY CO.,
J. L. Tlryer. M. !>.. iiiauast-r, -j$ 1 ulrd
Herberger Carl, upholsterer, 2z3l Pine
Herbert .\nnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 222 Eleventh
Herbert Edmund, tailor, 6S.' Market, r. Second Av nr A
Herbert Harrj- Mrs. (Enkel & Herbert) r. 402 OFarrell
Herbert Henry H., collector Madison .& Burke, r. Hotfj
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Herbert James, laborer, r. 743 Minna
Herbert James, plumber, r. 222 Eleventh
Herbert J. C, compositor Examintr
Herbert John, driver U. S. Mail Service, r. 618 Third
Herbert John, plasterer, r. 222 Eleventh
Herbert Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 222 Eleventh
Herbert Maurice, r. 1109* Howard
Herbert Patrick, laborer, r. 710 Clementina
Herbert R. Stratton, carpenter, r. 336 Cumberland
Herbert Thomas, laborer, r. 3,-)i Lafayette, rear
Herbert William (Herbert & Vogel) r. 542 Seventeenth
Herbert William, telegraph opentnr, r. 222 Eleventh
HERBERT & VOGEL .»..„...
Heruert ami John %ogeU coopers, wine
rask.<« and tank builders. KK i-or Front
and Broadway. an<l 3<i-38 C'oiMinereial,
Teleplione Main 5030
BS" Herbert. See Harbert
Herbold Anton, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1106 Elm
Av
Heibst Adolph, clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1533 Geary
Herbst Adolph G. F., principal South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1533 Geary
Herbst Henry C, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1022
Shotwell
Herbst Joseph, laborer, r. 22 Turk
Herbst Justus, watchmaker and jeweler, 134 Second
Herbst Louis, clerk W. A. Burns, r. 34 Ridley
Herbst Nancy J. Mrs., r. 121 Turk
Herbstritt Hennan, electrician Will & Finck Co. , r. 912
Bryant
Herbstritt Joseph, grmder Will & Finck Co., r. 912
Bryant
Herckelrath William, bricklayer, r. 215 Seventeenth
Hercules Cold Storage Co., Charles Alpers jiresident,
John H. Sayre secretary, 405 Montgomery, room 5
HERCirLES POIYDER WORKS THE I Hercules
Station, Contra Costa Co.) John Bermingham pres-
i lent, J. F. Nesmith s-'cretary, 230 Caliiornia
Herd Henry, butcher, r. Fifth Av South nr M
Herd John, clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Oakland
HERD .lOH.V JR., real estate, Rotunda Mills Bldg,
r. The Berkshire
Herd John B., clerk S. P. Co., r 437^ Fourth
Herd Peter, butcher, r. 1228 Sixth Av South
Herd William, driver, r. 203 Fair Oaks
B£^ Herd. See Heard, Hird and Hurd
Herdel Frederick, butcher, r. 3 Grant Alley
Herdel Mary, domestic 29:^3 Jackson
Herdman William) laborer, r. 613 Folsom
Herdtfelder William, barber, r. 1604 Pacific Av
Heredia Edward, ironer La Grande Laundrv, r. 1013
Minna
Here] Hugh, carbuilder Market St. Ry, r. 54* Tiffany Av
Herely Helen, widow, r. 435 Clementina, rear
Heret Bai)tiste, dishwasher Coutard & Hoch
Herfel James, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School, r.
1417 Howard
Herforth Herman, wood turner Henry Waas, r. 209a
Waller
Herger Barthelemej, shoemaker, 314^ Fifth
Herger Frank, foreman Fisher Packing Co., r. 130dk
Stockton
Herger Louis, r. 745 Howard
Herger R. Mrs., r. 745 Howard
Hergert G. L., mnfrs agent, 37-38 Nucleus Bldg, r. 1152
Franklin
Herget Augustus, bartender, r. 631 Greenwich
Herget John L., sab'onkeeper, r. 114 Oak
Herget Mary L., widow, r. 631 Greenwich
Herget Minnie, widow, dressmaker, r. 709 Polk
Hering Gustav, brewer, r. SE cor Eugenia and Buena
Vista
Hering J. M., r. 181^ Jessie
Hering Margarita Miss, secretary Devlne College, r. 705J
Valencia
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Hering Mary, widow, r. 705i Valencia
Hering Philip H., policeman, r. Ill Grove
Hering Richard, blacksmith, r. oE cor Eugenia and
Buena Vista
Heriii-er Kdward H., cleHv, r. 1418^ Howard
HERINGER H. & CO. ........
Herluger) decorators and painters, Ki:t
Lark in
Heringer Henry A. (H. A. Heringer iV Co.) 813 Larkin
ICS" Heringer. See Herringer
Heringhi Aaron (Heringhi Bros.) r. 2222 Jackson
Heringhi Antonio, laborer, r. 342 Vallejo
Heringhi Bernardo, real estate and stockbroker, 304
Montgomery, r. 2222 Jackson
Heringhi Brothers (Aarou and Leo) jewelry, lOi Stock-
ton
Heringhi Charles, salesman, r. 2222 Jackson
Heringhi E. & Co. (Edward Heringhi and Isaac Belasco)
general merchandise, 211 Pine
Heringhi Edward (E. Heringhi & Co. and M. E. Mayer &
Co.)r. 155^ Clara
Heringhi George, photographer, r. 1001 Page
Heringhi Leo (Heringhi Bros.) r. 2222 Jackson
Heringhi Samuel, insurance agent and broker, 304 Mont-
gomery, r. 1001 Page
Heriot Harriet, widoA', r. 2400 Bush
Heriot Hugh K. , clerk C. A. Malm, r. Oakland
Heriot Ralph D., clerk H. Feusier & Son, r. 1813 Hyde
it^ Heriot. See Herriott and Harriott
Heritage John, bookkeeper, r. Grafton Av, Lake View
Heritage Jolin L., cooper, r. 119 Silver
Heritage Joseph, piiedriver, r. Grafton Av, Lake View
Herland Mervin, reporter Call
Herley Marguerite, domestic 2306 California
Herlihy Charles, teamster, r. 202 Twenty-third
Herlihy Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 26J Harriet
Herlihy D. A. , r. 502 Mason
Herlihy David M., woolsorter, r. 1153.^ Folsom
Herlihy Dennis C, capitalist, r. 1937 Stevenson
Herlihy Henry D., special policeman, r. 2404 Geary
Herlihy John," boatman, r. 8 Clay
Herlihy John, groceries and liquors, 200 Twenty-thiril
Herlih'v John, laborer, r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy John P., wood and coal, 1213 Broadway
Herlihy Julia, widow, r. 18 Georgia
Herlihy Mary, domestic 2302J California
Heriihy Maurice, cooper, r. 1153^ Folsom
Herlihy Maurice N. , laborer, r. 341 Thirteenth
Heriihy Michxel, laborer, r. 353 Tehama
Heriihy Patrick, bartender, r. 213 Larkin
Herlihy Patrick H. , engineer stmr Peru, r. 2117 Scott
Heriihy Thomas, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r.
1213 Broadway
Herlihy William, laborer, r. 20J West Mission
Herlihy William B., driver, r. 603 Jessie
Herlin Peter, tailor, r. 736 Minna
Herling Louis, carriage painter, r. 311 Guerrero
Herling Marv, widow, r. 311 Guerrero
Heriitz Charles F., .lark George W. McNear, r. Berkeley
Herlitz Sophie, domestic 2103 Pacific Av
Hernial Albert, brass finisher, r. 12 Treat Av
Hennal John, brassmolder, r. 12 Treat Av
Herman Adolph B.,toilor, r. 507 Gough
Herman Albert R., manager Harbor View Park, r. NW
cor Baker and .Jefferson
Herman Alexander, agent Sholle Bros., 324 Pine, room
6, r. 1007 Lcrkin
Herman Alfred, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r. W s
Broderick nr Beach
Herman Andrew, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Berkeley
Herman Anion (Hennan & Nelson) r. 103 Falcon Av
Herman C, fresco i)ainter, r. 114 Ninth
Herman C. H., manager Raphael's Inoorporated, r. 1520
Fell
Herman Charles, liquors, SE cor Lombard and Lyon
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HenHMi -Charles, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Herman Charles, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Herman Edward, cimk, r. 331i Bush
Heiman Ernie, machinist, r. SE cor Lombard and Lyon
Herman F., musician, r. 433 Bush
Herman Ferdinand, liquors, 610 Sacramento
Henuan Frank, machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Herman Frederick A., nurse, r. W s McClellan nr
Blaine
Herman Frederick A., painter, r. 110 Twenty-fourth
Henuan Gnstav A., bartender D. Bockman
Herman Henry C, printer, r. 1036 Shotwell
Herman Henry L., accountant, 512 California, r. 9 Bel-
vedere
Herman Isaac, salesman I^evison Bros., r. 927 Sutter
Herman Martin, stockbroker, 324 Pine, room 6, r. Xew
York
Henuan Moritz, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hennan Philip, master schr Brothers, office 7 Clav. r.
14 Silver
HF.KMAN KIDOLPH, proprietor Harbor View
Park, N s Jefferson bet Baker and Lyon
Hennan Samuel, conductor, r. 1341 Twenty-sixth
Herman Thomas D., bookkeeper, r. 1114 Filbert
'Hennan Warren P., brewer, r. 706 Battery
Herman William, machinist, r. SE cor Lombard and
Lyon
Hennan William Clabo-er, r. '>19 Brannan
Herman \, NeLson (Anton Herman and John Xelsou)
cabinetmakers, 349-351 Kiu^
Hermance Charles S., printer H. S. ("rixrker Co., r. 925^
•. Eighteenth
Hermance Edgar C. baker, r. 92.S| Eighteenth
Hennance George, actor, r. 102 Ellis
Hermann Albert, carpenter, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Henuann August, liquors. Hunter's Point
Hennann Benjamin, butcher, NE cor Pine and Franklin.
r. 1813 Pine
Hermann blanche, widow, r. 821 Greenwich
Henuann Charles G., dyer, r. 423 Sixth
Henuann Emile A., architect, 120 Batterj, r. 33 Dame
Hermann George, gripman, r. 2524i Post
Henna'-n House, Peter N. Anderson proprietor, 2013
Folsom
Hennann Howard, upholsterer, r. 934 Bush, rear
Henuann Jacob, waiter John Beischl, r. 610 Pine
Hi-nuuin John, bartender, r. 1332 Folsom
HKRHAN.V JOHX, manufacturer safes, 526 Sacra-
mento, r. Alameda
Hermami John E., tailor O. W. Xordwell, r. Oakland
Henuann Joseph, butcher, r. 1813 Pine
Hennami Lucien Mrs., widow, r. 1920 Broadway
Hermann M., r. 118 Eddv
HKRMAKK M., projirietor The Knickerbocker, 17
Stockton
Hennann Mary, widow, r. 3029 Sixteenth
Hirmann Max, l)(iokkeei>erThe Han-j- L'nna Co., r. 815
Lyon
Hermai u Meyer I)., salesman, r. 1216 Fult<jii
Hermann My r, glazier, r. 1124J Folsom
Hermann Nellie Miss, lodgings, 865i Market
Hermann Oscar, laborer, r. 821 Minna
Hermann P., driver, r. 118 Dru" ni
Hennann Rosa, widow, r. 1216 Fulton
Hermann .Sivmuel, clerk, r. 1813 Pine
Hennann S. L., steward, r. 505 Greenwich
Hermann Theo. & Co. (Theodore Hennann) shells and
curios, 630 Washimrtoii
Hennann Theodore (Tln-o. Hermann & Co.) r. 1001
Washingt. .n
•y Hermann. See Herrman and Herrmann
Hermans Hennan J., car repairer Market St. Ry, r. 528
Devisadero
Hermansen Herman (R. J. Techau & Co.) r. 700 Jones
HermanaoTi Delia, widow, r. Alms House
Hermausoii Martin, restaurant, 12 Clay
Hennanson O., electrician, r. 5>9 Sacramento
317
Hermes Ida, widow, r. 730 Gough
Hermida Augustin L., steward, r. 1115 Jackson
Hermida John, clerk, r. 1115 Jackson
Hennle Theresa, r. 822b L'nion
Hermline Alexis Mrs., widow, r. 2108 Pine
Hermosillo Mariano G., pantrjman stmr St. Paul,
Green
Hermsderfer Fred F., machinist, r. 311 Guerrero
Hem Heurj- C. watchman, r. 1611 Mission
Hern Johannah, widow, r. 1932 Folsom
Hern Josephine Miss, stenographer, r. 1932 Folsom
Hern William C, painter, r. 707 Twenty -fourth
Hern William H., cigars and tobacco, 3049 Sixteenth, r.
118J Ridley
SS" Hern. See Hearn and Hearne
Hernan Martin, laborer, r. 1016 Twenty-sixth
Heruan Martin, quarrjman, r. 922 Battery-
Henian Michael H., attorney at law, 26 Montgomery, r.
2103 Pine
Hernandez A., seaman stmr San Jose
Hernandez Agostina, widow, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
Hernandez Amelia A Miss, drawn work, r. 1021^ Pacific
Hernandez Andrew, Spanish iiiterj)re er, r. 415 Natoma
Hernandez Clara Mrs., actress, r. 415 Natoma
Hernandez Cliofas, r. 224 Vallejo
Hernandez Elizabeth, widow, r. 1021i Pacific
Hernandez Frank, cook, r. 423 Union
Hernandez Indalecio E., teacher music, r. 1310 Mason
Hernandez Josefa, widow, r. 828 Capp
Hernandez Lebrado, seaman, r. 442 Green
Hernandez Luciano, barber, r. 254 Minna
Hernandez Pietrd , r. 1328 Du|)ont
Hernberg Robert Rev., pasjtor Finnish Seaman's Mis-
sion, r. 14 Stanley PI
Henidon Annie C. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary
School, r. 711 Jones
Hemdon Victor G., bartender, r. 413 O'Farrell
Henidon Walter B., glove cutter, r. 546 Twenty-third
tSS" Henidon. See Harndeu
Heme Annie, widow, r. 1536 Clav
Heme John, laborer, r. 123 Cook
Henion Michael, p<iultrv dealer, r. 1018 l'nion
Herold Anna, widow, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Brothers (Philip and George J. 1 lilacksmiths, San
Bruno Road nr Silver Av
Herold Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Herold Charles, butcher, r. 16174 Powell
Herold Charles, horseshoer and wagomnaker, W s San
Bruno Av nr Anny
Herold George J. (Herold Bros.) r. cor Army and Sun
Bruno Road
Herold James, salesman, r. 701 ^.aguna
Herold JohnC, r. 1708 Eddy
Herold Louis M., teamster, r. 351 Clara
Herold ilathias, hookkeeiier Hoffmann it Woenne, r.
224SL-ntt
Herold Philip (Herold Bros.) r. cor Army and San Bnmo
Road
Herold Philippine Miss, stationerv, 14 Twenty-fourth
Herold R. A., architect, 226 Crocker Bldg
Herold Roderick, teacher mxisic, r. 1716 Bush
HEROLD RrDOLPHJr., general agent Hamburg-
Bremen Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg) Niagara
Fire Insurance Co. (of New York) 415 California, r.
143 Haight
US' Herold. See Hanjld, Harrold, Herrold and Herald
Heron Clvde S., grijjman, r. 1902 Page
Heron David, manager estate of Sun «3r C. Blake, r. 637
Kearny
Heron J(jhn D., iusoirance -agent, r. 2004 Devisadero
Heron Mar\ E., widow, r. 3001 Jackson
Heron Michael, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Heron Michae , wood and coal, 312 Golden Gate Av, r.
316 Golden Gate Av
Heron Patrick, stableman, r. 1514 Fell
Heron William, drj- goods, 1318 Larkin
Heron William A., bartender, r. 2326 Pine
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
IQO© MARKET STREZET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY COA?J.'^t^:^.?:.t^*^-
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US' Heron. See Herroii, Herrin, Reran aT»d HiroTi
Heroux Eduiuiid L., carpenter, r. 115 Arkansas
Herpe G., brushniaker, r. 707 Montgomery Av
HerrG. F., traveling passen?er agent Union Pacific S.rs-
teni, 1 Montgomery, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Hen Harold, waiter, r. 343 Minna
Horr John, car reparer S. P. Co., r. 214 Third
Herr .John J., mining, 438 California, r. Cosmos Club
Herrel Michael, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 40
Louisa
Herren George, laborer, r. 24 Gilbert, real'
Herrera Fiank, spur and bit mnfr, 1420J Powell
Herrera Luis, clerk John T. Wright, r. 1619 Clay
Herrera Michael, butcher, r. 727 Broadway
Herrera Raymond, laborer, r. 727 Broadway
Herrera Sophie N. Mme., teacher Irving Institute, r.lO;{(i
Valencia
Herrera Susan, widow, boarding, 727 Broadway
Herrgott August A., roofer, r. (j46 Mission
Herrgott Charles, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Herrgott Justiii, distributer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Herrgott Peter, roofer, r. 646 Mission
Herrgott Rudol])h, roofer, r. 646 Mission
Herrguth Auaist, jiacker, r. 332b Tenth
Herrguth Frank, electrician, r. 332b Tenth
Harrguth Frank F.. teamster Cutter & Co., r. 51S Ninth
Herr^futh Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 621 Bush
Herrick Alice M. Miss, artist china decorating, 308 Post,
r. Oakland
Herrick Carleton E., r. 2521 Mission
Herrick Clarence G., clerk Voss, Conrad & Co., r. 240
San Jose Av
HBKRICK EDM'ARD M., president Pacific Pine
Lumber Co., and Gray's Harbor Commercial Co.,
121 Market, r. Oakland
Herrick Eugene H., paints and oils, 1713 Market, r. 105
Prospect Av
Herrick F.innie L., widow, r. 1124 Guerrero
Herrick Frank C, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1124 Guer-
rero
Herrick George E., inspector Spring Valley W.W., r. 201
Franklin
HERRICK HERBERT S., ».»>r.e.
at law, '^.S-%9 aievada Block, r. Palace Ho-
tel
HKRRICK LE-STKH (P. H. Jordan & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Herrick Le Roy F., pliysician and surgeon, 37-38 St.
Ann's Bldg, r. 232 Van Nesi Av
Herrick Lyman C, insurance agent, r. 1124 Guerrero
Herrick Mary M. Miss, teacher'inueic, r. 1124 Guerrero
Herrick Matthew, packer, r. 88 Everett
Herrick Medora B., widow, r. 621 Geary
Herrick Stephen S., i>hysician, office and r. 240 San Jose
Av
Herrick Stephen S. Jr., clerk Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 240
San Jose Av
Herrick William F. , accountant Palatine Insurance Co.
r. Oakland
Herridge Charles, janitor, r. 84 Everett
Herriman Albert H. (Herriman & Mills) r. Hotel Fair-
mount
Herriman Frederick L., master bark Harry Morse, 54
Steuart, r. 109 Scott
HKKRIM/iN & MILLH (Albert H. Herriman and
Warren F. Mills) stevedore.s, 201 Front
Herrin Frank M., tinsmith, r. .560 Bryant
Herrin Hannah, widow, r. 560 Bryant
Herrin Henry A., teamster, r. 13 J T«enty-first
Herrin William, raftsman, r. 560 Brvant
HERRIN WILLI.4III F., chief counsel Law Depatr-
nient Southern Pacific Co., 64 General Offices 8. P.
Co, 4 Montgomery, r. 2530 Broadway
PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS F^IT^TERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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HERRIN WILLIAM J., .<»»» ..
la>v, 415 Montgomery, rooiiiN 9-13, r. 713
Gear.v
XW Herrin. See Heron, Herron and Heran
Herring Charles E., painter, r. N s Precita Av, nr Shot-
well
Herring David T. , salesman, r. 1315 Howard
Herring Elizabeth, widow, r. 818 Octavial
Herring Frank, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1315 How-
ard
Herring Frederick W., machinist Richard Herring, r.
N s Percita Av nr Shotwell
Herring George D., driver, r. 906 J Folsom
Herring Gustaxe, rancher, r. Somerset nr Felton
HERRING-HALL-MARVIN COM-
nAiiy Jo.seph G. Cile.<iting manager,
r A 11 If manuractarers safes, vaults,
bank vanlts, safe deposit vanlts. Jail
cells, etc., «i09-0Il .Market, Telephone
Main 5447
Herring Herman H., expressman, NW cor Polk and Cal-
if- .rnia, r. 438 Ivy Av
Herring Joseph P., student, r. 512 Hennami
Herring Peter, laborer, r. Somerset nr Felton
Herring Richard, blaclismith, r. Somerset nr Felton
HERRING RICHARD, furniture manufacturer, .557
Brannan, Telephone South 399, r. N s Precita Av
nr Shotwell
Herring Richard Jr, machinist Richard Herring, r. 2939
Howarf"
Herring Simeon H., r. 512 Hermann
Herring Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 2536 Folsom
Herring Thomas, laborer, r. 523 Second
Herring Tillman R., clerk Henry Lyons, r. 906 J Folsom
Herring William J., driver, r. 906J Folsom
8^" Herring. See Herrin, Herron and Heran
Herringer Edward, driver, r. 223 Seventh
Herringer Emma Miss, saleslady Herman Cohen, r. 1716
Sutter
Herringer Louisa, widow, r. 1716 Sutter
Herrington Charles H., salesman, r. 25;^ Stockton
HERRIKGTO.\ CLARENCE U., attorney at law,
409 California, rooms 3-4
Herrington Howard, ijhysician and surgeon, 142 Seventh
Herrington John, laborer, r. W s Pulaski nr Cortland Av
Herrington William M., student, r. 1714 Market
Herrington William S., painter and carpenter, SW cor
Mason and O'Farrell, r. Oakland
8^" Herrington. See Harrington
Herritt Sanmel, boxmaker, r. 113 Bay
Herrity Thomas, extraman Engine 4
Herrmann Alvina Mrs., domestic New Washington
Hotel
Herrmann Anton, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 12 Gil-
bert
Herrmann Augusta Miss, clerk, r. 1156 Golden Gate Av
Herrmann Bertha Miss, clerk, r. 1156 Golden Gate Av
HERRMANN C. & CO. <.~c..po.
ated) Conrad Herrmann president, John
G. .loly secretary, inannRictarers and
dealers hats and caps and hatters' ma-
terials, 338 Kearny
Herrmann Charles (J. Popert& Co.) r. New Washington
Hotel
Herrmann Charles L., warehouseman Clothing Dept. U.
S. A., r. Alameda
Hernnaim Charles P., salesman Kast & Co., r. 618 Gold-
en Gate Av
HERRMANN COXRAD, president C. Hemnann &
Co., 328 Kearny, r. 2019 Sacramento
Herrmann Conrad P., trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness
Av
Herrmann Frederick, seaman, r. 415 Harrison
PASTEUR FILTERS
will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Perrier-Jouet k Go. Gliaiiipagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. 3. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coasi
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
HERR.MA.\>' GEOROE (Herrmann ic Co.) and agent
Larsrfeldt & Co. Limiteii (Yokohama, Japan) office
309 Sacramento, r. 2017 Broderick
Herrmann Henrj", with C. Herrmann & Co., r. 326^
Sanchez
Herrmann Henrj- F. , butcher, r. SE cor Jones and ^'al-
paraiso
HERRMANN JAMES (Herrmann A: Co.)r. 23 Baker
Herrmann Julius, clerk Heller, Bachman & Co., r. 1013
Buchanan
Herrmann Julius, cook, r. 429 Bush
Herrmann Julius, manager H. Summerfield & Co., r. 530
Turk
Hemnaun Martin, cook, r. S s East Av nr Andover
Herrmann Moses, boots and shoes, 316 Gough, r. 115(j
Golden Gate Av
HERRMANW OSCAR (Herrmann & Co.) r. 23 Baker
Hernuann Otto AV., shijijoiner, r. 913 Illinois
Herrmann Kichard, machinist Cal. Wire Wks, r. 220i
Francisco
HERRM.AN.V MILL! .IM, assistant cashier The Ger-
man Savings and Loan Society, 526 California, r.
Hotel Colonial
Herrmann William J., baker, r. 907 Union
Herrmann William P., \^ alter, r. Xew Washington Hotel
HLnnlYIANN & CO. Manie«, Oscar and
i.eois:*- Heri-iiiann> importers and dealers
liops. torks and breMers' and liiinor
dealers' materials, aubydrons ammonia.
and agents Soiitii Park Malt House and
Alex. Fries A Krotliers' essential oils and
essences, 313 Sacramento, Teleplione Main
601
1^" Herrmann. See Herman, Hermann and Hemnan
Heron Albert H., r. 506 Baker
Herron James D., driver, r. 1008 Valencia
Herron Mary, widow, r. 522 Turk
Herron Thomas H., shirt mnfr, r. 243 Fell
6^ Herron. See Heron, Herrin and Heran
Herrschaft Christopher, fruit dealer, r. 1294 Tenth
Hersbel Nellie Mrs., cook Boys and Girls' Aid Society
Hersch Benjamin, laborer, r. 356 Tehama
Hersey Edward, sawyer, r. 516 Noe
Hersey Fred H., with S. Foster & Co., r. Oakland
Hersey James, cook, r. 504 Ellis
Hershberg Jules (Meyer J: Hershberg) r. Oakland
Hershfeld Annie, widow, r. 2239 Sutter
Hershfelder Wonder, widow, r. 1912J Mason
Herskavitz Benjamin, peddler, r. 440 Ninth
Herson Edward, hostler, r. 374 Powell Av
Herspring Joseph, monev broker, 8-9 Columbian Bldg,
r. 1703 Scott
Hertel Christina Miss, dressmaker, r. 333 Eddy
Hertel Eleanor C. Miss, teacher short hand "and tvpe-
writing, r. 114 Tenth
Hertel George F. A., clerk, r. 114 Tenth
Hertel Henry, bartender, r. 321 Bush
Hertel Laura Miss, teacher short hand and t\-pewriting,
r. 114 Tenth
Hertel Sophie Miss, manicure, r. 114 Tenth
Hertel Theodero W. , r. 114 Tenth
Hertel William (Hertel & Francke) r. 634 Pacific
Hertel &Francke (William Hertel and Albert Francke)
Hquors, 634 Pacific
Harten Frank, paper carrier, r. 1921 Howard
Hertenstein August (Bernstein & Co.) r. 12 Blivxome
Herter John, bartender New York Casino, r. 506 Fourth
Herting Brothers (Frederick Jr. and William) butchers,
1440 Valencia
Herting Frederick, butcher, r. a41b San Jose Av
Herting Frederick Jr. (Herting Bros.) r. 341b San Jose
Av
Herting Harrj', liquors, SE cor Gearj- and Masonic Av
Herting John H., tailor, r. 910 Pacific
Herthig William (Herting Bros.) r. 341b San Jose Av
Hertz Adelia Miss, teacher, r. 1311 Laguna
Hertz Albert, barber, r. 710 Van Ness Av
Hertz B. M. Mrs., marriage bureau, r. 312 Hyde
Hertz Fredericka Mis , stenographer D. App"^etoii i Co.,
r. 1311 Laguna
Hertz Henrietta, widow, r. 1830 O'Farrell
Hertz Herman Mrs., widow, r. 1311 Laguna
Hertz Hugo, assistant bookkeejjer Meyerfeld, Mitchell &
Co., r. 1830 O'Farrell
Hertz Itzy (L. Hertz & Son) r. 517 Pacific
Hertz J. vN: Co. (Jacob Hertz and Adolph Schetzeli butch-
ers, 5-6 Centre Market
Hertz Jacob (J. Hertz & Co.t r. 1218 Fillmore
Hertz L. & Son (Louis and Itzv) second-hand clothing,
517 Pacific
Hertz Louis (L. Hertz & Son) r. 517 Pacific
Hertz Louis bookkeeper J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 1807 i
Steiner
Hertz Regina Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 1311 Laguna
Hertz Samuel, seniceman S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 524
Golden Gate Av
Hertz So|.ihie Miss, bookkeejier Kraker Mnfg Co.. r. 183ii
O'Farrell
Hertz V. L. Mrs., ironer Am. Steam Laundn'. r. 25<J
Eighth
Hertzberg Frederick, chemist Merten Mnfg Co.. r. 1214
Howard
Hertzman Joseph, cook, r. 428 Broadway
Hertzog Charles, molder, r. 16174 Dupont
Herve Eugene F. (Herve A: Somps) r. Alameda
Herve Eugene V., policeman, r. 1654 Market
Herve William A., driver Golden West Soda Wks, r. 404
Grove
Her\e .V Somps (Eugene F. Herve and Pierre Som).-
mineral waters, 622 Laguna
Her^ev Charles B., cashier Citv Dept Travelers Ins. Co..
r. 409 Golden Gate Av
Hervev Frank A. , insurance agent, r. 409 Golden Gate
A\
Hervey Frank A. Jr., clerk Anglo-American Crockerx
aiid Glassware Co. , r. 409 Golden Gate Av
Hervey George H., clerk, r. 409 Golden Gate Av
Hervey Harris E., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 409
Gol en Gate Av
Heney Martin, can)enter, r. 43 Everett, rear
Hervej- Sabina, widow, r. 43 Everett, rear
Hervey William R., teacher music, r. 2432 Jaekson
66?" Hervey. See Harvey
Herweg Wilhehn, jioultry ranch, Munich nr Persia, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Herwick Charles, barber, r. 307 Fourth
Herwick Edgar, sign painter, r. 307 Fourth
Herwig Emile, phvsician and siu-geon, oflfice and r. 12.t
O'Farrell
Herz Charles G., satchelmaker C. A. Malm & Co., r. 3:;.!
Eighteenth
Herz Frederick, laundry, 402 Sixth
Herz Gustav, bookkeeper, r. 10 Miles Court
Herzberg Bernard, second-hand clothing, 1054 Howard
Herzberg Isaac, stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 1316i Webster
Herzberg Martin, tailor, 423 W'ashington, r. 12-.^3 Ellis
Herzbf rg Nathan, jiacker Wangenheim, Stemheim & C< '. .
r. 34 Rausch
Herzbum Benihart, ta dor Albert Mueller & Co.,r. 1022
Folsom
Herzer Herman H. , clerk German Sa\ings and Loan Si 1-
ciety, r. 25:53 McAllister
Herzer Hugo, chief deputy Assessors Office, r. 5533 Mc-
Allister
Herzfelder Sophie, widow, r. 1626 Post
Herzman Leo, salesman A. Mautz & Co., r. 718 Valencia
Herzman Sigmund, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & C«., r.
1718 Post
Herzo Annie H., widow, r. 828c Cnion
Herzo Antone, deckhand, r. 17 Alta
Herzo Julia, widow, liquors, 733 Fifth Av South
Herzo Miguel, laborer, r. 8 Sonora
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINLS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Price, $25. Room 7. Flood Building, S. F.
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Herzu Nicholas, r. 1818 Howard
Herzog Alfred, printer, 12 Montgomery, r. 1207 Eddy
Herzog Bernard, butcher, r. 811 Turk
Herzog Brother- (Frank and Herman) blacksmiths, 737
Broadway
Herzog Charles, restaurant, 6 Golden Gate Av, r. 6J
. Golden Gate Av
Herzog Frank (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Gustav, salesman Reiss Bros, k Co., r. 811 Turk
Herzog Henry J., clerk A. W. Myer, r. 1207 Eddy
Herzog Herman (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog John F., blacksmith, r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Joseph, bedding supplies, r. 1207 Eddy
Herzog Joseph, jeweler Reinhold Bujannofl, r. 35 Hardy
Herzog Joseph, manager South S. F. Brewerj-, r. 25l9|
Bryant
Herzog" Julius, glazier, r. 1418 Jackson
Herzog Louis, second-hand furnit\ire, 922 Folsoni
Herzog M., boxmaker, r. 52.'jJ Valencia
Htrzog Max, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 811 Turk
Herzog Oscar, salesman, r. 811 Turk
Herzog Otto, packer Merten Mnfg Co., r. 525 J Valencia
Herzog Paul F., laborer, r. 739 Broadway
Hiirzog Philip, furniture worker, r. E s Paris nr China
Av
Herzog Rosa, domestic 2110 Broadway
Herzog Theodore D. , teacher music, r. 414 Ellis
Herzog William H., clerk, r. 739 Broadway
Herzog William h., cierK, r. /;
HERZSTEIN M.,
pbysic-ian and sur-
t:e<»n, huur.<> II A. .11. to 1 P.N. and 8 to
.-, p. M., ollloe and r. 801 Gutter. Tele-
phone East 'iVi
Hesketh Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. 317 Thirteenth
Hesketh George, real estate, r. 327 Filbert
Hesketh Joseph E., mattressmaker, r. 317 Thirteentli
Hesketh Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 317 Thirteenth
Hesketh Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 317 Thirteentli
Hesketh Richard J., longshoreman, r. 9 Eldridge
Hesketh Thomas, stevedore, r. 15 Dore
Hesketh William, engineer, r. 1313 Sansome
Heslep Jeannette Mrs., milliner, r. 717 Eddy
Heslep Philander C, manager Harvey W. Rice Engine
Wks, r. 717 Eddy
Hesler Birdie Miss, saleslady Michels, Wand & Co., r.
(519 Powell
Hesler Christina, widow, r. 619 Powell
Heslip Samuel, blacksmith, r. 19-.6 Taylor
Heslop Alb'jrt, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 308 Leav-
enworth
Hespe Susie Mrh. , r. 619 Powell
Hespy Rasmus, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Edd\
Hespv Thomas, lineman, r. 772^ Harrison
Hess'Adolph, butler 1106 Van Neas Av
Hess Albert, agent burglar-proof window locks, 126
Kearny, room 53, r. 2813 Pine
Hess Augustus, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 67 J
Minna
Hess A. W. Mrs., r. 448 Seventeenth
Hess Charles, r. 54 Oak
HtoO LrlAnLLOy optician and nian-
Hfactnrer and direct importer of optical
and .scientific in>tranaentK, experimental
glass blowing, fine model work and re-
pairing in all Its branches to order at
shortest notice. 519 Kearny, r. 1308 t'all-
I'ornla
Hess Clyde, actor, r. 329 Eddy
Hess Conrad, r. 98 Steiner
Hess Conrad, bottler, r. 337 Waller
Hess Conrad, cariienter, r. 29 Randall
He's Edwin L., niillhand, r. 321 Eureka
n twu r n A ll n> practical watchmaker,
witli Charles Hess, optician, 519 Kearny,
r. 1308 C'alilornia
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7»/^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
M;<ny Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
MESS FREDERICK, president and manager The
California Demokrat Puhlishing Co., 409-413 Bush,
r. 821 California
HES.S FREDERICK .Ir., secretary The Oalifornia
Demokrat Publishing Co., 409-413 Bush, r. 821 Cali-
fornia
Hes ' George B., r. 520 Bush .
Hess George F. Mrs., laundress, 2002 Mason
HESS HEiVRV. merchant tailor, 126 Kearnv, room 53,
r. 2813 Pine
Hess Henry J., shoemaker, r. 5G2 Mission
Hess Huldreich, draughtsman, r. 431 Pine
Hess Irving I., with Adelsdor er & Brandenstein, r. 2711
Buchanan
Hess .Jacob, shoemaker, 1709 Market, r. 1711 Market
Hess John D., bartender, r. 421 Fourth
Hess Joseph, cajjitalisl, r. 214 Scott
Hess Joseph, driver Henry Eggeling, r. NE cor Lyon
and Fulton
HESS .JOSEPH L., vice-president The Wertheimer
Co. , 13-15 Battery, r. 1800 Sutter
Hess Julia Miss, dry goods and notions, 2002 Mason
Hess Lewis, real estate, r. 2711 Buchanan
Hess Louis, waiter, r. 503 Grove
Hess Lucy Miss, bookkeeper Pac. Marine Supply Co., r.
Oakland
Hess Marguerite, widow, r. 366 Grove
Hess Matilda, widow, r. 1308 California
Hess Otto G., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1308 Califor-
nia
Hes? Robert, carpenter, r. 1819 Point Loboa Av
Hess Sarah Mrs., seamstress, r. 533 Birch Av
Hess Terese Miss, clerk, r. 2711 Buchanan
Hess Thomas J., painter Harbor Commissioners, r. 451
Polk
Hess Wilhelmina, wid iw, r. 1120 Turk
Hess William, carriagemaker, r. 271 Clara
Hess William, cigarmaker, r. 1415J Guerrero
HESS WILLI.4.M E., optician, 519 Kearny, r. 1308
California
Hess William H., harnessmaker, r. 665 Howard
Hess William T., r. 821 California
Hesse Benjamin W. , conductor Market St. Ry, r. 120 Ash
Av
Hesse Charles F. , carpenter Excelsior Redwood Co. , r.
Oakland
Hesse Frank, tailor, r. 700 Mason
Hesse Henry G., bartender, r. 128 Hickory Av
Hesse John" A., barber, 2.544 Folsom, r. 326 Twenty-
second
HESSE NIC<Hi.4S. wines and Uquors, 101 Lakin, r. 6
Grove
Hessel Abraham (Picard & Hessel) r. 1216 Pacific
Hessel imelia, widow, r. 1216 Pacific
Hesselmeyer Arthur, draughtsman, r. 422 Franklin
Hesselmever Charlotte A. Miss, teacher Cooper Primary
Sch .01, r. 2624 Bush
Hesselmeyer Henry T., draughtsman Risdon L and L.
Wks, r. 2624 Bush
Hesselmeyer Theodore, r. 2624 Bush
Hesseltine Benjamin L., clerk, r. 1912 Fillmore
Hessenauer Jose])hine Miss, r. 17 Fulton
Hessenauer Katie Miss, r. 17 Fulton
Hesser Adele, widow, r. 828 Post
Hesser Emmanuel, widow, r. 828 Post
Hesser George T. , medical student, r. 2814 Webster
Hession HenVv C. , plasterer, r. 125 Twenty-ninth
Hession Jnhanna, widow, r. 2023 Polk
Hession John, clerk, r. 2023 Polk
Hession John, tailor, r. 308 Ash Av
Hession Joseph H., clerk, r. 701 Natoma
Hession Patrick, laborer, r. 701 Natoma
HESSION ROBERT H., secretary Traffic Publishing
Co., 429 Montiiomery, r. 65.5a Twentieth
Hessler Catherine, widow, r. 1822 Buchanan
Hessler Charles A., lithographer, r. 225 Capp
Hessler Charles C. , r. 225 Capp
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Hessler Edwin O. E., clerk Fr. U. Rosenbaum i: Co., r.
225 Capp
Hessler George, driver Mark Strouse, r. 947 Mission
Hessler Harry F. W., engraver H. S. Crocker Co., r.
225 Capp
Hessler John H., clerk Brick wedel Bros. & Stewart, r. SW
cor Hj-de and Union
Hessler Philip, upholsterer and carjjetla^ er, 720 Ellis, r.
72r Ellis
Hessler Yetta, widow, r. 507 Lombard
Sa" Hessler. See Hesler
Hessnian Otto, draughtsman Maintenance of Wav Dept.
S. P. Co., r. .\lameda
Hessong John L. , barber, r. 417 Bush
Hesta Harrj-, waiter Quist Bros., r. 825 Howard
Hester Frank, paver, r. SOOSa Sixteenth
Hester James, gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Twentieth
Hester L. C. Miss, stenographer E. H. Webb,
Clay
Hester .Martin, steward MTiat Cheer House, r. 1021
Twentieth
Hester Martin M. , shi lemaker, r. 213 Hickorj' Av
UE^THAL ADDIE, wioow, proprietor Hotel Savov,
NE cor Post and Powell
HE^TMAL W. JOSEPH, paxnibroker, 10 Sixth, r.
742 Seventeenth
Hestin John B., machinist, r. 2 Kramer PI
Hestres Eugene, r. 609 Pine
Hetherington John, r. 2484 Market
Hetheringtou Joseph H., liquor dealer, r. 338 Edd\-
Hetherington Mary J. Miss, r. 2484 Market
Hetherington Robert, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 26
Rausch
Hetrick Frank D., foreman laboratorj U. S. Mint, r. San
Leandro, Cal
Hetrick Josiah M.. assayer, r. 326a Ellis
Hettel Annie, widow, r. 555 Minna
Hettel Irene Miss, bookkeeper, r. 555 Minna
Hettel Joseph, plumber, r. 555 Minna
Hettich John P., foreman printing dept Ne%iii & Co., r.
422b Page
Hettich Sirah, widow, r. 422b Page
Hettich Thomas F., printer, r. 422b Page
Hettich William B., machinist, r. 422b Page
Hettinger Frederick, tanner Isaac Lew, r. Fifteenth Av
South bet R and S
Hettinger Heiux, casingmaker, r. 317 Fifteenth .\v
South
Hettinger Nicholas, cook, r. 73 Xatoma
Hettler Josejih, r. 214 Fell
Hettrich Archie L., clerk Theo. Hermann & Co., r. 1001
Washington
Hettrich Caroline L., widow, r. 1001 Washington
HETTRICH .flK'HAEL, manager Diekman-Jones
Co., 508-514 Fols.>m, r. Berkelev, Cal
HETTY JI'LIl'!!) F.. electrician L. B. Hetty, r. 123
Edd\
HETTY LOUIS B.,
_ _ __ elei'trioal sapplies
and liaraMar<-. ('Ip<tric bells and speak-
ing tnb«'«, sas lighted by electricity, door
openers and closers. Mires installed for
Incandescent lighting. 1->4.1'»G Eddy, Tele-
phone .Soath 4i:, r. :3.5 Turk
Hetzel George, salesman Kuhls, Schwarke Jc Co., r. 4
Clarence Court
Hetzel George W., musician, r. 820a Geary
Hetzer Henrj- A., coppersmith, r. 1015 Minna
Hetzer Joseph A,, glazier, r. 34 Fair Oaks
Hetzer Magdalena Sliss, school teacher, r. 34 Fair Oak
Heubach Ellen, widow, r. 244 Eleventh
Henbner Eniil, cabinetmaker, 535 Fifth, r. 1013 Oaks
Heubner Hugo, superintendent German Cemetery
Heuck Fannie, widow, r. 716 Franklin
Heuer Ferdinand, printer, r. 714 Twenty-second
Heuer George, salesman, r. 827 Hampshire
Heuer CJeorgc F. (Gutte & hVmk) r. 2117 Taylor
Heuer Henry R., liquors 236 Turk
Hetier Herman, candymaker, r. 1421 Kearny
Heuer Hulda J. E. . teacher music and German, r. 231C
Mission
Heuer Lena, widow, bakerj-, 714 Twenty-second
Heuer Lizzie E. Miss, r. 537 Gearj-
Heuer Philip, liquors, SW cor " Montgomery Av and
Lombard, r. 3117 Tavlor
Heuer Philip Jr. (Gutte & Frank) r. 2117 Taylor
Heuer Theodore, waiter, r. 7 Mission
Heuer William, liquors, 2901 Baker, r. 2905' Baker
HEl'EK WILLI.1.VI H., Major Corps of Engineer*
U. S. A,, engineer Twelfth Lighthouse District, 8!)
Flofxl Bldg, r. 1400 Webster
HEtEK.HA.\.\ E.UIL, president The International
Security Co., 331 Montgomen-, r<joms 1-2, r. 71't
Valencia, summer residence, Ross Valley
Heuermann Gerald D., r. 17i Washington Av
Heiimann Alexander, secrebirj- The Star Jewelry Co.,
216 Sansome
Heumann Max, salesman Armand Cailleau r. 117 Bart-
lett
HECXI^H ADA.W, president AbramsoQ Heunis<.'h
Co. (inconwrated) 26-28 Main, r. 1322 Fulton
HEIJMSCH ALBERT, secretary Abramson-Heunisih
Co. (incorporated) 26-28 Main, r. Alameda
Heurex C. L. , waiter Golden West Hotel
Heusch Amanda, r. 24 Post
Heuser Gustav, cabinetmaker, r. 1115 Br>ant
Heusler Henrj-, woodworker, r. 506 Fourth
Heusler Minnie Miss, r. 326 Twenty-second
Heusler Victoria, r. 326 Twenty -second
Heussler Albert, portrait artist, r. 125 Shotwell
Heussler Rosini, widow, r. 125 Shotwell
Heustadt P., baker Palace Hotel, r. 13 Minna
Heusted George, record clerk S. P. Co., r. 320 Ellis
Heusted Orson J., r. 320 Ellis
Heuston Frank, laborer, r. 736 Tehama
Heuston Frederick G., real estate, r. 19 Hampton PI
XS" Heuston. See Hewston and Houst<jn
Heverin Angelo M., laborer Custom House, r. 31
Twelfth
Heverin Charles R., ticket agent, r. 31 Twelfth
Heverin Edward J., teamster l". S. Custom Ser>-ice, r.
525} Brannan
Hewelcke Edwin H., cook Frank Krueckel, r. 123| Clip-
per
Hewelcke Edwin H. Jr., stock clerk Nathan, Dobrman
& Co., r. 1234 Chpvier
Hewelcke Hugo C., r. 612 Chun-h
Hewelcke Louis H., plumber, r. 612 Church
Hewelcke William O., r. 612 Chtu-ch
Hewes Charles W., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachmaa & Co.,
r. Oakland
HEMES HAVID, capitalist, L. C. Babin agent, 41?.
Kearnv, r. Occidental Hotel
Hewes M.S. director A. L. Br\-an Shoe Co., 310 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
tff" Hewes. See Hews, Hughes and Heughes
Hewey J. B., laborer S. P. Co,, r. 126 Juniper
Hewitt A., waiter stmr Pomona
Hew itt Arthur, r. 340 Third
Hewitt Arthur G., clerk Chronicle, r. 619 Capp
Hewi t Charles, engineer Chemical Engine 4. r. 2220
Pine
Hewitt Charies, packer The Rosenblatt Co., r. 520 Bush
Hewitt Dixwell, special agent Catton, Bell & Co., r.
Berkeley
Hewitt Edward T., teacher Caiifoniia School of Mechan-
ical Arts, r. 619 Capp
Hewitt Frank, porter Deming- Palmer Milling Co., r. 184.".
Fillmore
Hewitt Ella J. Miss, superintendent Japanese Christian
Woman's Home, 1307 Larkin
Hewitt James, engineer S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Hewitt J'arj-, widow, furnished rooms, 102 Minna
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Hewitt M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1845 Fillmore
Hewitt Oden C. , weigher and sealer IT. s. Mint, r. 28
Eighth
Hewitt Richard, laborer, r. 542 First
Hewitt Robert, porter Thomas Ahkinann, r. 131 East
Hewitt, T., 2d officer stmr Coptic, r. Sausalito, Cal
Hewitt Walter W., salesman Deming-Palmer Millin;^ Co.,
•224 Twenty-first
HeNvitt William A., engineer, r. 619 Capp
, ' ' . " F- Lai
Hampshire
Hewitt William A., laundryi
lUndry,
1210
Hewitt William A. .Ir., merchant, r. 619 Capp
HKWITT WILLIAM K., superintendent San Fran-
cisco Fire Alarm Telegraph, 9 Brenhan PI, r. 2009
Broderick
Hewlett Frederick, commission merchant, r. 1007 Sutter
Hews Elizabeth Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 130
Erie
Hews George M., liquors, r. 605 Bush
KM" Hews. See Hewes, Hughes and Heughes
Hewson Charles, produce, r. 42i Clara
Hewson Con, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 272 Tehama
Hewson Hibbert R. , machinist, r. 793 Mission
Hewson Nathan A., r. 793 Mission
Hewson Percy, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1416
Broadway
Hewson Robert (Stevens & Co.)r. 902 Powell
Hewson Robert, inventor, r. 1127 Ellis
Hewson Robert B., clerk, r. 1127 Ellis
Hewson Selby D. , marine engineer, r. 1127 Ellis
Hewson Tillie, widow, r. Abbotsford House
Hewston Arthur, bartender Kapp & Street, r. 220 O'Far-
rtU
Hewston Emmett R., 2d assistant Secretarj- Board of
Trade of San Francisco, 202 Market, r. 926 Pine
Hewston George, solicitor, r. 510 Francisco
Hewston Jennie Miss, r. 926 Pine
f^ Hewston. See Heuston, Houston and Huston
Hextell Thomas, gardener, r. 320 Turk
Hextrum Arthur, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 2723 liry-
ant Av
Hextrum Charles A., tanner, r. 2723 Bryant Av
Hextrum Herman C, molder I'nion Iron Wks, r. 2723
Bryant Av
HEY. GRAUERHOLZ & CO. ....u.
Hey and Heury .1. tirauerholz) importers
and wholesale wines and Ilqnors, 315
Sacramento
Hey Helena Miss, r. 510 Chestnut
Hey John (He\-, Grauerholz & Co.) r. 334 Seventeenth
Hey Louis, rhief officer S. G. Wilder, r. 510 Chestnut
Hey Man- Miss, r. 510 Chestnut
Hey William G., liquors, r. 908 Filbert
89^ Hey. See Heye and Hay
Heyde Thursa Mrs., r. 11 HopeUm Terrace
Heydenaber Henr\', musician, r. 426 Francisco
Heydenfeldt Elcan", attorney at law, r. 808 O'Farrell
Hevdenfeldt Elizabeth A. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Heydenfeldt Fred (^., solicitor Palatine Insurance Co., r.
■ Hotel St. Nicholas
HETDKNFELUT .M.4IL DOCK FKEK Kl\-
l»EKCiAKTE\, Miss Marie Schuetze principal, 218
Braniian
Heydenfeldt Thomas O., office 137 Montgomery, r. 1821
Clay
10" Heydenfeldt. See Hadenfeldt
Heydon Walter C, cari)enter, r. 19 Hinckley
Heyer Albert, gilder, r. 2325 Gr« euwich
HEWER ALBERT, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Third and Bryant, r. 501 Bryant
Heyer Albert C, clerk Albert Heyer, r. 501 Bryant
Heyer Charles W., clerk The German Savings i^ Loan
" Society, r. 527 Guerrero
Heyer Frederick H.. clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. .iOl
Bryant
Heyer John, sawyer Pac. Box Factorj', r. 34 Fifth Av
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Heyer William C, bookkeeper The German Savhigs &
Loan Society, r. 501 Bryant
iS" Heyer. See Heier and Hyer
Heyfron Patrick, r. 714 Folsom
83^ Hej-fron. See Heffron
Heyl George, r. 135i Fourteenth
Heylmann George, butcher, 105 Polk
Hejinan Abraham R., bookkeeper, r. 623 Eddy
Hevman Gustavus, with G. Cohn & Co., r. 123(>
" O'Farrell
Heyman Henrietta, widow, r. 623 Clay
Heyman Henry, musical director, r. 623 Eddy
HEV91AN JACOB, real estate, 630 Market, r. Oak-
land
Heyman Jacob, watchman, r. 11 Essex
Heyman Julius (Heyman & Mayer) r. 623 Eddy
Heyman Julius, boots and shoes, 1946 Fillmore, r. 170'."
Sutter
Heyman Max, pawnbroker, 2.^6 Fourth
Heyman Oscar, clerk Jacob Heyman, r. Oakland
HEVMAN SAMUEL, secretary The Harry Unna Ci>.
of San Francisco, 113 Battery, r. 222J Page
Heyman & Mayer (Julius Heyman and Abraham Mayer)
shipping and commission, 27 Steuart
Hejnnann Edmond, gla«s engraver F. C. Kaulfuss, r. lO'J
Jessie
Heymann Jennie Miss, r. 1406 O'Farrell
8^" Heymann. See Heiman, Heimann and Hjanan
Heymans Anna Mrs., proprietor Ocean Side House,
Ocean Beach, 21 miles South of Cliflf House
Heymans Ernest, president Live Stock Gazette Publish-
' ing Co. , 37-38 Merchants Exchange Bldg and man-
ager Ocean Side House
Heymans Mary, widow, r. 2239 Sutter
Heymans Paul, manager and collector Live Stock Ga-
zette Publishing Co., rooms 37-38 Merchants
Exchange Bldg, r. Ocean Side House
Hejii Barney, cigarmaker, r. 556 Minna
Heyn Ernest, faimer, r. 1602 Geary
HEVNEMA^ HERMAN, cigar manufacturer awd
agent Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., 117-119
Pine, r. 2602 Pacific Av
HEWNEMAXN ALEIANDER, attorney at law, 310
Pine, rooms 20-22, Telephone Main 897, r. 171.">
Bush
Heynemann Charles H., printer and dealer in \y.\\wx.
49A First, r. 1209b Clay
Heynemann Edward, timbrella mnfr, 314 Beale
Heynemann Hermann H., commission merchant, 2^
' Merchants Exchange, r. 1715 Bush
Heynemann Leonard H., clerk, r. 1715 Bush
Heynemann Lionel, Secretarj' Fulton Eng. ami Sljip
■ Bldg Wks, 213 First, r. 1640 Pine
Heynemann Manfred H. (Heynemann & Co.) r. 2110
' Broadway
UBVIVEMANN .MILTON, stationer, printer ami
blank book manufacturer, 412 Sacramento, r. 2020
Pierre
Heynemann Otto H., policeman, r. 1715 Bush
Heyneman Robert H., r. 1715 Bush
HEYNEM.ANM *V €«. (Manfred H. Heynemann :uul
Arthur Eloesser) importers and manufacturers >li >
and furnishing goods, 33-35 Battery
US' Heynemann. See Heineman
Hevwang Julius, cook, r. 319 Tehama
Hev wood A. B. Mrs., r. 1514 Vallejo
He.ywood Arthur P., waiter, r. 286 Stevenson
Heywood Brothers & Co. , Sherwood W. Fuller manager,
' mnfrs chairs, 663 Mission
Heyw.iod C. Fred, clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 100 Califi.r-
HEYWOOD FRANKLIN, ....«.».
t irer and dealer redwood and pine Inni-
ber and asent Vnalala Mill Co., 31 Slea-
art. r, 1440 Hayes
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W. B. CHAPIVIAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selectea
brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & CD'S (PEMARTIN)
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Hej-wood Harrj- A., manager Pac. States Adv. Bureau,
" 405 Sansome, r. 3124 Washington
Haywood Maud Miss, r. 100 California Av
Hey wood Nelson J., photographer, r. 100 California Av
Hey^vood Silas J., r. 100 California Av
Hey wood WiUiam B. , superintendent Gualala Mill Co, 31
Steuart
^^ Heywood. See Haj-wood
Hezard'Marj- Miss, operator The F. Thomas Parisian
Dyeing "and Cleaning Wks, r. 915 Jessie
Hezner Max, jeweler Reinhold Bujannoff, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Hiatt Alfred O., extraman Engine 24, r. 326b Eureka
Hiatt Prentiss H., cook, r. 613 Mission
Hiatt Ulysses G., carpenttr, 316 Gough, r. 297 Linden
Av
g^ Hiatt. See Hyatt
Hibbard Albert A., viticulturist, 602 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Hibbard Charles W., dentist, 202^ Stockton, r. 913
O'FaiTell
Hibbard Frederick VV., collector Bush & Mallett Co., r.
412 Eddy
Hibbard George D., collector The Oh-mpic Club, r. 414
OFarrell
Hibbard Grace Miss, author, r. 1416 Broadway
Hibbard Helen G., widow, r. 1416 Broadway
Hibbard Lee, clerk Custom House, r. 824 Laguna
Hibbard \V. S., r. 605 Market
aer Hibbard. See Hebbard
Hibberd Phineas S., stair builder Excelsior Co., r. 1008
Bush
Hibhert Edward E. M., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 652 J
Minna
Hibbert William B., tailor, r. 705 Post
Hibbets A. K. Mrs., r. 614 Sutter
Hibbets (Jeorge, engineer Stockton Planing Mills
Hibbets Homer K., chief operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Cable Co.. r. 614 Sutter
Hibbets Jacob, engineer, r. 4 Rushton PI
HIBER.M.l BKEWEKl, Matthew Xunan proprie-
tor, 12-;5-1229 Howard
Hibemia House. 1285-130 Fourth
HIBERMA S.4ri.\«»» AND LOAX SOCIETY
THE. James R. Kelly president, Robert J. Tobin
secretary, jiniction Market, Jones and McAllister
Hiby Charles, salesman Frank B. Peterson & Co., r. 325
Fell
Hiby Otto J., sorter Cal. Broom Co., r. 325 Fell
Hichlxim Albert C, weigher, r. 143 Perry
Hichens J. Robert, foreman Or. Imp. Co!, r. Alameda
Hickby Frank, engineer, r. 3240 California
Hickei Henrj- M., manager Cascade Laundry, 2 Golden
Gate Av, r. 950 Harrison
Hickei Oscar H., laundryman, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
raT Hickei. See Hickey
Hickell Frederick J., driver, r. 632 Minna
Hickerson Anderson, hallman 711 Jones
Hickerson Maryland, jwrter 711 Jones
Hickey Annie, "widow, r. 6 Washington Av
Hick«;.\- Ellen M., widow, r. 40 Minna
Hickey Enmiet M., teamster, r. 573 Minna'
Hickey J., r. Russ House
Hickey James, gardener, r. Buena Vista Park
Hickey James, gripman Cal. St. Ry., r. 1 Ewer PI
Hicke.v James, laborer, r. 129 Clinton
Hicke.v James, laborer, r. SW cor. Haight and Lyon
Hickey James, laborer, r. N\V cor Krvant and California
Av
Hickey James, longshoreman, r. 3211 Broadway
Hickey James, painter, r. 1029 Post
Hickey James, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Hickey James Jr., |)ainter, r. 1029 Post
Hickey James B., carrier Post Office, r. 406i OFarrell
Hickey James, E., boatman Meiags' Wharf
Hickey Jerome J., policeman, r. 804b Seventeenth
Hickey John, 1st officer stmr Encinal, r. Alameda
Hickey John, laborer, r. 4J Clinton
Hickey John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Hickey John, longshoreman, r. 3 Dehon
Hickey John, tailor, 17 Mason
Hickey John, watchman, r. 1 Ivy Av
Hickey John B. , carrier Post Office, r. 1322 Scott
Hicke"y John F. (Xolan i Hickey) r. 1217 Mission
Hickey John F., seaman, r. 7 East
Hickey John J., fireman stmr Colon, r. 1404 Nebraska
Hickey John M., foreman C. W. Gordon, r. 1404 Ne-
braska
Hickev John M., groceries and liquors, 1044 Army
Hickey Joseph Rev., S. J. Chaplain St. Ignatius College,
r. 214 Hayes
Hickey Julia F Miss, dressmaker, r. 1029 Post
Hickey Kate, domestic 810 Ta.vlor
Hickev Louis, messenger W. U. Tel. Co. , r. N s Minna
nr First
Hickey Martin, laborer, r. 664 Chenery
Hickey Marj- Miss, dressmaker, r. 1336 Natoma
Hickey Michael, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. lo
Elizabeth
Hickey Michael, laboror, r. 512 Twenty-fourth
Hickey Michael, teamster, r. 7 Willow Av
Hickey Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 1336 Natoma
Hickey Owen, engineer stmr San Bias
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Hickey Robert, laborer, r. 909 Minna
Hickey Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 127 Kearny
Hickev Thomas, miner, r. 513 Eddv
Hickey Thomas C, liverj- stable, 8"l9 Eighteenth, r. S15
Eighteenth
Hickey Thomas M., clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co, r. Oakland
Hickey Thomas W,, teacher St. Ignatius College, r. t;
Washington Av
Hickey William, -cook, r. 229 East
Hickey William C, bartender, r. 112 Silver
Hickey William E., special officer S. P. Co., 31 Un on
Trust Bldg, 4 Montgomerj", r. Alameda
Hickey William J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 261
Richland Av
Hickey William M., machinist, r. 13J Freelon
g^ Hickey. See Hickei
Hickie Kate, widow, r. Alms House
Hickie Peter W., engineer Market St. Rv, r. 2072 Market
Hickie William P., clerk George H. Tay"Co., r. 2072 Mar-
ket
Hickling William, blacksmith Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
Fruitvale, Cal.
Hickman Bertha, saleslady, r. 2402 Folsom
Hickman George M., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
1101 Pine
Hickman Hannah, widow, r. Alms House
Hickman Haberson W., salesman Clinton E. Word en .S:
Co., r. 1082 Dolores
Hickman Henry, curtain cleaner, r. 124 McAllister
Hickman John, laborer, r. 740 Twenty-second
Hickman John, ship carpenter, r. 43 East
Hi(*manJohn G., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co, r. 133o
Jackson
Hickman Kate M. Mrs., baker>-, 1330 Jackson
Hickman Lettie Miss, bookkeeper Hale Bros., r. 635
Golden Gate Av
Hickman L. M., r. Palace Hotel
Hickman Newi^on H., cashier Golden Gate Lumber Co.,
r. 1101 Pine
Hickman William, peddler, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Hickman William M., druggist Medical Dept l'nive^sit.^
of California, r. 1101 Pine
Hickmott R. Canning Co. The (Oakland) Williams,
Brown & Co. agents, 116 California
Hickok Frederick W., compositor Post, r. 112J Silver
Hickok Horace D., compositor, r. 809 Bush
Hickok Lydia, widow, artist, r. 531 Fell
Hickok William T., bookkeeper, r. 104 Grove
Hickox Arthur M., accountant Alliance Assurance Co..
r. Oakland
XRV the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
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office:, 33 ge:ary st.
Telephone, Main 5125.
GflTTOp, BEIiL & GO. *i!!iro",;flT^ 406 California St.
THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
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Hickox Benjamin F., janitor, r. 2410 Sacramento
IIICKOV GEORGE C, cashier San Francisco anil
North Pacific Railway Co., Mutual Life Bldjr, 4th
floor, r. Alameda
Hickox 1 ouis M., contractor and builder, r. 848 Army
Hicks Bessie Miss, r. 419 Noe
Hicks Charles, teamster, r. 56 Erie
Hicks Charles D., accountant Pac. Coast Savings
Society, r. Alameda
Hicks Cora Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Hicks Edward T., detective ajfency, 838 Market, r. 321
Turk
Hicks Fannie, widow, millinery, 1803 Fillmore
Hicks Franklin J., cook, r. 511 O'Farrell
Hicks G. C. Mrs., r. Ill Grove
Hicks George V., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r.
Alameda
Hicks George W., carpenter, r. 1347 Alabama
Hicks He ry, clerk, r. 275 Stevenson
Hicks Henry, machinist, r. 2510 Bryant
Hicks Henrv T., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
419 Noe
Hicks Herbert R., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 1347 Alabama
Hicks J. , driver, r. 48 Eighth
Hicks James L)., clerk Simon P. Hicks, r. 2013^ Fillmore
Hicks James H., foreman S. F. Calcium Light Co., v. 23
Ash Av
nILIiW JAIYItu L.> luanaractarer gas
and gasoline engines, and dealer in ma-
chinery, 667 Mission aud lOKDIaIn, v. 'iMO
Br.vant
Hicks Jane B., widow, r. 11 Mason
Hicks J. Bayard, traveling salesman Hulse, Bradford &
Co., r. 810 Fifteenth
Hicks John J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 426a Gearv
Hicks John W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 18
Valley
HICKS-JUDD CO. THE, .... ,.
Jitdd president, Cliaries K. Rosenberg
secretary and treasurer, pnblisliers,
printers and boolibinders, and proprie-
tors Pacific Coast Hotei: Register €o., 'iS
First
Hicks Lewis A. , r. 804a Seventeenth
Hicks Louis E. , jirinter, r. 125 Turk
Hicks Margaret, widow, r. 1703i Baker
Hicks Reuben B., contractor and builder, r. 1347 Ala-
bama
Hicks Sarah L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 419 Noe
Hicks Simon P., butcher, 2010 Fillmore, r. 2013.1 pill-
more
Hicks Thomas, painter, r. 147 Third
Hicks Thomas H. , engineer, r. 529 Eighteenth
Hicka Thomas J., butcher, 3027 Sacramento, r. 1703 .t
Baker
Hicks William B., r. 419 Noe
Hicks William D., printer Bacon Printing Co., r. 419
Noe ,
^ Hicks. See Hick
Hickstedt Herman C, secretary Master Baker's Protec-
tive Association, 81 P'ourth, r. 1322 Seventeenth
Hickton Henry A. , machinist, r. 904 Greenwich
Hidalgo, Jose F., r. 1418 Powell
Hider Charles, baker, r. 645 McAllister
Hiatt H. C, r. 711 Jones
Hiech Nicholas, machinist, r. 264" Minna
Hiegel Albert N., teamster, r. 520 Sanchez
Hiegel Frank A., teamster, 314 Spear, r. ."120 Sanchez
Hielscher, John F., bookkeeper, r. 551 J Natoma
Hiemman Charles, gripman, r. 1510 Sacramento
Hienle Louis, musician, r. 428^ Eddy
Hiennickel George, cooper, r. 205 Chestnut
Hie'^tand Barbara, widow, r. 208J Ninth
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Jl^at di^sijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CPIGHGO BREWERY,
PINE ST., S. F.
Hiestand Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 208^ Ninth
Hiestand N. W. , agent Hiestand, Warner & Co , 3 Mills
Bldg 4th floor, r. Oakland
Hiestand, Warner & Co. (of Olympia, Wash.) General
merchandise, N. W. Hiestand agent. 3 Mills Bldg;,
■1th floor
HIESTER \nOS C. (The Daily Report Publishing
Co.) 238 Montgomery, r. 2641 Howard
Hiester Elwood C, compositor Report, r. Berkeley
Hiester John H. , superintendent pressroom Report, r.
Alameda
Hiester L. , widow, nurse, r. 1870 Stevenson
Hiester William A., solicitor Report, r. 2641 Howard
US" Hiester. See Heister
Higbee John H. (Higbee & Linderman) 224 Davis, r. 22.^
Rausch
Higbee Thornton W., porter, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Higel Alois, molder, r. 843 Seventeenth
Higginbotham Frank D., traveling salesman Columbia
Woolen Mills
Higginbotham Hubert, janitor, r. 611 Polk
Higginbotham William P. (Higginbotham &Co.) r. 3634a
Sixteenth
Higginbotham William S., timekeeper Market St R\ , r.
1310 Hayes
HIGGINBOTH.IM A €0.(William P. Higginbotham
and James Presho) proprietors Pioneer Silk Fac-
tory, 31 Jessie
Higgins Albert, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Higgiiis Albert H., secretary and treasurer Higgins &
('lillins, 22 Market room 12, r. Oaklan 1
Hiwins Alexander G., lilacksmith, r. 10 Moss
Higgins Alpheus J., coal oil, r. 2820 Harrison
Higgins Anna E., widow, r. 1812 Gough
Higgins Annie Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
500 Van Ness Av
Higgins Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 34 Blake
Higgins Arthur, driver, r. 2251 Mission
Higgins Bessie, widow, r. 1163 Market
Higgins Charles, boxmaker, r. 31c Boardman PI
Higgins Charles, carpenter, r. 638 Green
Higgins Charles B., miner, r. 133 Hennann
HiGGIi\8 CHARLE8 €., druggist and apothecary,
603 Montgomery, Telephone Main 1213, r. 2525 Fill-
more
Higi<'in> Charles H., butcher and agent Sun Ins. Co^
and stmr South Coast 6 Mission, r. Berkeley
Higgins Charles W., engineer, r. 32 Boyce
Higgins Daniel, painter, r. 29 Harriet
Higgins Daniel B., spr ngmaker, r. 22 Garden
Higgins. Dudley O., laborer, r. 508 Folsom
Higgins E., laborer, r. 553 Fifth
Higgins E. Mrs., r. 1139 Twentieth
Higgins Edgar, driver, r. 464 Bryant
Higgins Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1465 Miima
Higgins Edward, teamster, r. 40 Morris Av
Higgins Edward, tilesetter, r. 10 Welsh
Higgins Edward R. , i)ainter James W. Reinfeld, r. 904
Washington
Higgins Elisha, vice-president Higgins & Collins, 22
Market, room 12, r. Oakland
Higgins Elizabeth, widow, dressmaking, 2404 Bush
Higgins Esther Miss, teacher music, r. 2840 Harrison
Higsfins Frank, gardener, r. 6.57 Minna
Higgins Frank, marine fireman, r. 546 First
HIGGINS FRANK L. REV., pastor First New
Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian) r. 1626 O'Farrell
Higgins Frederick, policeman, r. 543b Castro
Higgins Frederick C, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. SW
, cor Indiana and Nevada
Higgins Frederick E., oiler Sutter St. Rv., r. 2a Elliot
Park
Higgins Hannah, widow, r. 28 Laskie
Higgins Harry, sealer, r. 1611 Folsom
Higgins Henry E., compo8it(jr Chronicle, r. 62S Sutter
Higgins Henrv W., flour broker, 916 Market, room 69, r.
1812 Gough
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Fogs, but the Finest
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Hig^ns Hugh, r. 320 Oak
Higgins Hugh, patternmaker, r. 323i Tehama
Higgiiis James, carpenter, r. 1231 JIarket
Higgins James, laborer, r. 423 Twenty-ninth
Higirins James, laborer, r. 717 Minnesota
HI(;GI\S JAMES E., secretarj- and treasurer Al-
len & Higgins Lumber Co., 18-20 Sjjear, r. 1702
Gearj-
Higgins James E., teamster, r. 730 J Twenty-second
Higgins James F., master stmr South Coast, office ii
Mission, r. Berkeley
Higgins James H., boltmaker, r. 710 Brannan
Higgins James H., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 743 Haight
Higgins James J., teamster, r. 26| Welsh
Higgins J. F., ma.ster stmr Excelsior, office XE cor Cali-
fornia and Front, r. Berkeley
Higgins Joel M., driver, r. 1807 Mission
Higgins J..hn, r. 118 Sixth
Hiir;;iii< .Ii.hn, r. 217 Francisco
Higuiu~.l..lin, r. 320 Oak
Higirins J.ihn, blacksmith, r. 10 Moss
Higgins John, boilermaker, r. 728 Twenty -second
Higgins John, c-arriagepainter, r. .506 O'Farrell
Higgins John, fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. 38 Ferrie
Higgins John, laborer, r. 810 Minnesota
Higgins John, lather, r. 411 Thirtieth
Higgins John, machinist, r. 24 Blake
Higgius John, machinist, r. 9k Hoff Av
Higgins John, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chest-
nut
Higgins John ilrs., groceries and liquors, XE cor Dun-
can and Dolores
Hi^^-iii- .I.lin F., teamster, r. 24 Hoff Av
Hu-iii- .l..hn P., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 320 Oak
Hi_'^iiiv I'-cph, i)aiiiter, r. 108 William
HiLTyiii- .Inseph B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 19 Oak
Higgins Joseph J., marker U. S. Laundrv, r. 3204 Six-
teenth
Higgins Joseph J., teamster, r. 499 Brannan
Higgins Kate, widow, r. 1219 Waller
Higgins Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 339 Eddy
Higgins Leslie, teamster, r. 429 CTiestnut "
Higgius Lewis, clerk Redington & Co., r. 408 Haight
Higgins Lewis, engineer, r. 1234 Mission
Higgins Lillie Miss, boarding, 637 Eddy
Higgins Lizzie, domestic 1412 Folsom "
Higgins Lulu Miss, telexraph operat<ir, r. 2840 Harrison
Higgius Mamie Miss, seamstress, r. 34 Blake
Higgins Margaret, widow, r. 1723 Market
Higgins Margaret, widow, r. 3204 Sixteenth
Higgins Mark, laborer, r. 24 Hoff Av
Higgins Mark Jr. clerk, r. 24 Hoff Av
Hig.'ins Martni, fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. 42 Ferrie
Higgins Martin, machinist, r. 34 Blake
Higgins Martin J., boilermaker, r. 28 Laskie
Higgins ary I., widow, r. 904 Clay
Higgins Mary J., widow, r. 718 Sierra
Higgins Maurice, bricklayer, r. 10 Glover
Higgins Maurice, treasurer Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 2321
Jackson
Higgins May Miss, laundress S. F. Laimdrv , r 1.519
Higgins Michael, hackman, r. 10 Glover
Higgins Michael, laborer, r. 11.5 Langton
Higgins Michael, laborer, r. 216 Twenty -ninth
Higgins Michael, laborer, r. San Bruno" Rd nr Bacon
Higgins Monroe, gardener 2126 Jackson
Higgins Morris, parrnter, r. 1202 Folsom
HIGGIXS M. R., Insurance Commissioner State of
California, 401 Califcirnia, room 8, Telephone Maui
1751, r. The Colonial
Higgins Patrick, deckhand stmr Apache, r. 1703 Grove
Higgins Patrick, grainer, r. 510i Xatoma
Higgins Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Higgins Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Higgins Patrick, waiter, r. 527 Sacramento
Higgins Patrick S., clerk, r. 3204 Sixteenth
Higgins P. J., pe Idler, r. 603 Front
Higgins Richard, laborer, r. 417J Elenenth Av
Higgins R. L., fireman stmr Marijwsa
Higgins Robert, contractor, r. 3204 Sixteenth
Higgins Robert, foreman composing room Post, r. 5l!>
Eudy
Higgins Robert E., plumber, r. 3204 Sixteenth
Higgins Rose, domestic 2616 CaUfomia
Higgins Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 339 Eddy
Higgins Samuel, gripman, r. 1311 Castnj
Higgins Sarah, domestic Alms House
HIOeiNS THOMAS, notan i-ublic, 628 Market, r.
1114 Vallejo
Higgins Thomas, teamster, r. 862 (^annel
Higgins Thomas F., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 728-
Twenty-second
Higgins Thomas F., painter, r. 10 Glover
Higgins Thomas H. , clerk P. F. Dundon, r. 320 Oak
Higgins Thomas M. , clerk Milton Heynemann, r. 313i
Dolores
Higgins Thomas S., student, r. 710 O'Farrell
Higgius Timothy, harness cleaner, r. 15'2S Bush
Higgins Walter F., master mariner, r. 204 Front
Higgins Warren E>., bookkeeper The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. Alameda
Higgins William, clerk Sachs Bros. A: Co., r. 24 Hoff Av
Higgins William, laborer, r. 814 Diamond
Higgins William, stevedore, r. 12 Welsh
Higgins William J., carrier Post Office, r. 10 Glover
Higgins William .1., millhand, r. 2840 Harrison
Higgins William J., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1518
Derisadero
Higgfins William L., broker, 304 Montgomery, r. 21D
Leavenworth
Higsins Winifred, widow, r. 539 Haight
HI«iiGIXS «1- COIiLIXS(incor])orated) George H.Col-
lins president, Elisha Higgins vice president, Albert
H. Higgins secretary- and treasurer, commission
merchants and lumber dealers, 22 Market, room 12
Higgin«on James, seaman r. 20^ Perry
Higginson Richard H., tea expert Goldberg, Bo wen >V
Lebenbaum, r. 821 Bush
Higginson Williaiu, salesman, r. 821 Bush
Higginson William H., 2d officer stmr Oakland, r. 1121
Greenwich
Hi'.fgs Henr\-, florist, NE cor Wavne and Crescent Av
B. H. ■
Higg.-< Thomas, asphaltum roofer, 822i Jackstm, r. Berk-
eley
Higgson John, r. 609 Sansome
High Christina Miss, steno.rapher Archibald Barnard, r.
8011 Turk
High Frank G., general agent Chicago and Alton Rail-
road, 628 Market, r. 792 Clavton
High Ida Mrs., saleslady, r. 1'22 Taylor
Hiirh A. Zadok, foreman machinist Fult^m Eng. and
Shiji Bldg Wks, r. <.iaklaiid
HIGHLAND SPRINGS. «■>,. ..r
American health and pleasare resorts. J.
C'ralii manager, Highland ji^prings, Lake
County, <'al.
Highi Andrew, laborer, r. 22 Raiisch, lear
Hight Steuart, bookkeeijer Ovennau Wheel Co., r. 303
Eddv
HldHTOX HE\Rl' E., attoruev at law, 36-39 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. The Baldwin
Hightower John P.. policeman, r. 1324 Webster
Higson Alice, widow, r. )209 Golden Gate Av
Higson Charles, horsetrainer Bay District Track
Higson Ma^ne Mrs., ca.shier Charles Brown & Son, r.
315 Mason
Higuera Ferdinand, driver Greeley .s Alameda and S. F.
Transfer Co., r. Alameda
Higuera Ramon, gripman Sutt«r St. RR.,r. 3 White
Hikes Howard L., carpenter, r. 110 China Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. '' Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
TeLCPHONC Mission 40
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LAKE COUXTV, CAl, J, CRAIG, Proprietor
Is situated in the South Western portion of Lake County, California, seven miles
[south of Clear Lake, at an elevation of about 1700 feet above sea level. There are thirty
odd mineral springs varying in temperature from ice cold to 90° Farenheit, the waters
of which are different and comprise almost all known mineral waters.
The springs are within a radius of a few hundred yards, making them all easy of
access from the hotel, and are situated at the upper end'of Big Valley, at the base of the
Coast Range Mountains. To the north and east there is an almost level stretch to Clear
Lake, while on the south and west the mountains reach an altitude of 3,000 feet or more.
The hotel, cottages, baths and springs are situate on the banks of Highland Creek,
upon a pretty, level plateau covered with oak, pine and other shade trees in unlimited
number. There is also an abundance of pure, fresh water brought upon the grounds
in pipes from the adjacent mountains.
There has been built during the past winter a large and commodious hotel and one of
the finest dining rooms north of San Francisco The grounds have been thoroughly
sewered, and every precaution taken to make the sanitarj- conditions as nearly perfect
as possible.
The rooms in the new hotel are large, airy and light, hard finished and equipped
with the latest and best of furnishing, and every facility secured to make the place first-
class in all its appointments.
The climate is mild and pleasant, free from fog and disagreeable winds, and cannot
be surpassed anywhere in California, if in the world.
One of the many great advantages of this resort is its central location and easy
access, being only twelve miles from Pieta, on the San Francisco and North Pacific
Railroad, from which is one of the best roads in the State, passing through a picturesque
and beautiful country, so that the ride is a pleasure instead of a hardship.
The stage service on this route is first-class in all its appointments, and equal to any
on the Pacific Coast. Private conveyances can be had from the Springs upon applicatiou
for persons not desiring to travel by stage.
From the Springs trips to and return are made with ease in a day to all the
principal springs and resorts in Lake County, while the trip to and upon Clear Lake is
one ot the grandest and most beautiful in the United States, comparing favorably with
the trips upon any of the renowned lakes of Europe.
Guests at this resort can take outings with ease and comfort to all points of interest
in Lake County, while trout fishing, deer hunting and bird shooting can be had to the
heart's content in the immediate neighborhood. There is connected with the resort a
first-class livery stable, so that a trip here means every facility and convenience for
seeing Lake County, America's greatest Sanitarium, in all its beauty and magnificence.
With the new improvements just completed, the comforts and accommodations are
equal to any resort in the State, and it is the purpose of the management to so conduct
the same as to make it
—••THE RESORT OF NORTHERN C/ILIFORNI/I •••-
for both health and pleasure seekers, a safe and reasonable place for persons to send
their families for summer or winter, with assurance that every attention and care will
be shown them.
We make our table a special feature. It is always supplied with the best that the
market affords, and upon that point we invite comparison and criticism.
We refer with confidence to all persons who have been guests of this resort during
the past two years.
'\ Other Improvements. — There has also, within the last year, been completed a fine
\ large dancing hall and opera house ; also a boating lake, which is well stocked with
i choice ^fish. There is also a general merchandise store for the accommodation of
j guests and campers.
The Springs can be reached from any point on the Southern Pacific route by way of
Calistoga, thence by stage direct from Calistoga to the Springs. Also by the DonahOe
route from San Francisco by way of Pieta, thence by stage direct to the Springs.
For routes and distances, examine map. The road over which parties now travel
I from Pieta, has recently been built at a cost of upwards of thirty thousand dollars, is
one of the prettiest turnpikes on the Pacific Coast, the grade on which in no place
! exceeds six feet in one hundred. The stage lines are tlie best equipped and handled
1 lines in existence. The scenery, varied and pleasant.
Passengers by way of the Donahue route, from San Francisco, only have about six
! hours' travel to reach the Springs. (O'VEJI* )
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Hilario Ruis, woolgrader Henr.aii Waldeck, r. 1320 Pow-
ell
Hilbert Albert (Hilbert & Fijfone) r. 71« Oak
HILBKRT BKOTHEBS (Fred H. and Christian H.)
wine and liquor dealers, 101-103 Powell. Telephone
South 171
Hilbert Christian H. (Hilbert Bros.) r. 329 Ellis
Hilbert Fred H. (H Ibert Bros.) r. 1121 Steiner
Hilbert Henr>', bookkeeper Hilbert Bros., r. 1121 Steiner
Hilbert John' H., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 704i
Mission
Hilbert & Figone (Albert Hilbert and Antone Fiyone)
florists, 31 Geary
SS- Hilbert. See Hilpert
Hilbish W. O., salesman .\. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r. San
Jose
Hilborn Adolph, clerk, r. 710 Twentieth
Hilborn John, clerk E. Maher. r. 12 Bryant
HILBOKX !^A]ni:EL Ci. (Hilborn & Hall) attorney
at law, 11 Mills Bldg, Oth floor, r. East Oakland
IIILBOB.N' A H.ILL (Samuel G. Hilborn and Fred-
erick \V. Hall) attorneys at law, 11 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor. Telephone Main 5528
Hild Charles, barber, r. 1186J Harrison
Hild E. F. Mrs., r. H29 O'Farrell
Hildebrand Ale.xander, capitalist, r. 1721 Laj^uia
Hildebrand August, r. 437 Page
Hildebrand Beni hard J., clerk Montealegre & Co., r. 1721
Laguna
Hildebrand Christopher, butcher Wenzell Adams, r. 1072
Howard
Hildebrand Conrad (Hildebrand & Hyman) r. 720 Filbert
Hildebrand Emil P., bookkeeper George Hildebrand, r.
1019 Powell
Hildebrand Frederick C, printer Upton Bros., r. 21 \'al-
paraiso
Hildebrand Frederick H., blacksmith, r. 2913 California
Hildebrand George, r. 207 Mason
Hildebrand George, livery stable, 1619 Powell
Hildebrand George, plater Thomas Day & Co., r. 113
Third
Hildebrand George D., proprietor Tlie Resoui-ces of Cali-
fornia, 320 California, room 14, r. Oakland
Hildebrand George M., pressman Schmidt Label and
Litho Co. , r. Alameda
Hildebrand Henry, salesman A.W. Fhik, r. 113 Third
Hildebrand Henry B., machinist Robert Hall, r. 615 Bay,
rear
Hildebrand John, cook, r. 237 Minna
Hildebrand John, sailmaker, r. 1813J Stockton
Hildebrand John, vamisher, r. Alms House
Hildebrand Julia, widow, r. 109i Shipley
Hildebrand Julia Miss, saleslady Albert Komsthoeft, r.
337 Turk
Hildebrand Louisa, domestic 1300i .Sanchez
Hildebrand Max, physician, office 28 Stockton, r. 400b
Oak
Hildebrand Solomon J., miller J. Martenstein & Co., r.
404 Broadway
Hildebrand Susanna Mrs., r. 113 Third
Hildebrand William, blacksmith, r. 13 Powell Av
Hildebrand & Hyman (Conrad Hildebrand and Nate
Hyman) barbers, 203 Montgomery Av
Hildebrandt Carrie Miss, hairdresser, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrandt Carsten (Hildebrandt & Knojj) r. 2102.^ Ma-
son
Hildebrandt Charles, clerk Claus Tiedeinanii, r. S\V cor
O'Farrell and Pierce
Hildebrandt Charles H., salesman Kron Tanning Co., r.
1407 Lyon
Hildebrandt Christian J., clerk, r. 041 California
Hildebrandt Edward C, butcher, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrandt Frederick, driver, r. 536 Fifteenth
Hildebrandt Frederick, shoemaker, 106 Ninth
Hildebrandt George, cellarman, r. 443S Natoma
Hildebrandt George, glazier, r. 334 Jersey
GOilL, COKE, GHflPHLaml WOOD
KT LOMEST RHTES
TeleD&one Sontl 458. 960 Howarl Street
JAMES CANTLEY
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Hildebrandt Gustave, teacher languages, r. 12.'18 Califor-
Hildebrandt H., clerk, r. Golden West Hotel
Hildebrandt Hennan, shoemaker, r. 1808 Stockton
Hildebrandt Jacob, foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1113 Ten-
nessee
Hildebrandt Margaret, r 2028 Mission
Hildebrandt Martin, ckrk Charies Wreden, r. 1101 Clay
Hildebrandt Marv, ilonicstic 2345 Jones
UlLDEBR.iNUT, PUSiNEK & CO. (William C.
Hildebrandt an<l Max Posner) nnporters and whole-
sale dealers wines and liquors, 610-612 Front
Hildebrandt Wilhelmina, widow, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrant William, blacksmith, r. 224 Minna
Hildebrandt William C. (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.) r.
2711 Pine
Hildebrandt William H., clerk Post Office, r. 2028 Mis
sion
Hildebrandt William O., clerk, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrandt & Knop (Carsten Hildebrandt and Elfert
Knop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Montgomerj-
atid Broadway
Hildebrant Geoi^e, manager Golden Gate Military
Band, 432 Hayes
Hildebrant George, plumber, r. 628i Lombard
Hildebrant Henry, barber Philip H. Winter, r. 628i
Lombard
Hildebrant John, musical instrument repairer, r. 728
Broadway
Hildebrecht Otto, foreman Fink & Schindler, r. 108 Mc-
Allister
Hildenbrand Conrad, plumber, r. 419 Capp
Hildenbrecht Charles E., bookkeei>er John A. MageeJr.,
r. 2029 Vallejo
Hilder Carl, bookkeeper, r. 1514 Buchanan
Hilder Charles T., bartender, r. 1514 Buchanan
Hilder Duncan D., solicitor Butterfield Auction Co., r.
318 Twenty-fifth
Hilder Louis, bartender, r. 1514 Buchanan
Hilderbrand William C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Willows and San Carlos Avs
Hilderbrandt Henry, tailor, r. 107 Geary
8^ Hilderbrandt. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Hil-
debrant, Hildenbrand, Hildenbrandt, Hilderbrand,
Hillebrand, Hillebrandt, Hillenbrand and Hillen-
brandt
Hildreth Frank W., laborer, r. S s Serpentine .\v nr
Shotwell
Hildreth Lucy Miss, shoe fitter, r. Minerva bet Cai>itol
and Orizaba \s
Hildreth May Mrs., nurse, r. 10 Serpentine -\v
Hildreth Marj- M., widow, r. 2012 Devisadero
Hildreth Richard, wool scourer, r. Minerva bet Cajiitol
and Orizaba Av •
Hildreth Thomas, r. 315 Mason
Hiles John, teamster, r. Ns Berrj- bet Third and Fourth
Hilger Joseph, hostler, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Hilgerloh George, bookkeeper Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
r. 922 Fillmore
Hiligan Hennan, can)enter, r. lOOSJ Market
Hilken Benjamin D., laborer Union Soap Factory, r. 7
Hampshire
Hilken Diedrich,soapmaker, r. SE cor Alameda and
Hampshire
Hilken Herman, molder Fulton Eiig. and Shii. Bldg
Wks, r. 7 Hampshire
Hilker Emily Mrs., widow, r. 9 Decatur
Hilker Henry, laborer, r 816 Twenty-sixth
Hill Alfred, 2d steward stmr Alameda, r. 1214 Jackson
Hill Alfred B., dentist, office and r. 1370 Market
Hill Allen, r. 432 Seventh
Hill Allen, manager Merchants' Retail Commercial
Agency, 31-32 Chronicle Bldg, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Hill A. Ludlum, dentist, 1443 Market
Hill Anna A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, r.
tVuitvale, Cal.
Hill Anna J. -Mrs., dressmaking, 331 Geary
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W. B. CHAPMAN '11 S^i'^T^H^V:
., Importer of a few Selected Vlntcges
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Hill Annie Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Hill Annie T. , widow, r. 1024 Geary
Hill Arthur, actor, r. 519 Van Ness Av
Hill Arthur J., printer, r. 15 Elgin Park Av
Hill Arthur M., sewing machine supplies, 628 Market, r.
2316h Mission
Hill August, treasurer Rocklin Granite Curbing Co. , 313
Montgomerj'. r. Rocklin, Placer Co., Cal.
Hill Augustus M., r. 2607 Pine
Hill Barton Mrs., r. 1718 Broderick
Hill Benjamin, r. 1001 California
Hill Benjamin C, wireman Edison Light aud Power Co.,
r. 2402 Folsom
Hill Carl W., teicher music, r. 123 Turk
H.ll Carrie Mrs., r. 1430 Mission
Hill Charles, laborer Cal. and Nevada Ice Co. , r. 356 Te-
hama
Hill Charles, painter, r. 306 Chattanooga
Hill Charles, seaman, r. 229 East
Hill Charles, salesman, r. 402a Haight
Hill Charles, traveling salesman Herring-Hall-Marvin
Co., r. 326Hersey
Hill Charles B., city surveyor North British and Mercan-
tile Ins. Co. , 212 Pine, r. 2816 Sacramento
Hill Charles C. H., clerk Remillard Brick Co., r. Oakland
Hill Charles L., insurance agent, r. 1024 Geary
Hill Charles S., accountant, 74 Flood Bldg, r. 1002A
Hyde
Hill Charles W., clerk Shoobert, Beale & Co. r. 1307
Fillmore
Hill Christian, butcher, r. 1039 Army
Hill Christian C, bookkeeper Remillard Brick Co., r.
Oakland
Hill Clarence A., clerk San Francisco Lumber Co., r. 144
Fifth
Hill C. \V., r. 11 Giand Av
Hill C. \V., fiuor manager Hale Bros., r. 640 Golden Gate
Av
HILL EDHLN'D E.. druggist, 700 Ellis, and presi-
dent Continental Builiing and Loan Association, 222
Sansome, 1st floor, r SW cor South Broderick and
Park Hill Road
Hill Edward, jockey, r. 413 Fourth Av
Hill Edward, sulesman, r. 2.525 Sutter
Hill E Iward P., cigars and tobacco, 1 Montgnmerj- Av, r.
S Montsromery Av
Hill E Iward W., sUtionery, t.\-pe\vriters and mimeo-
graphs, 628 Market, r. 49 Capp
Hill Edwin P., messenger London and S. F. Bank, r. 3020
Sacramento
Hill E. E. Mrs., r. 712 Sutter
Hill Ellwood K., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1430 Mis-
Hill Emily Miss, laundress La Gran'de Laundrv, r. 12.39J
Market
Hill Emily I. Miss, student, r. 2405 Buchanan
Hill E. T. Mrs., r. 414.i Larkin
Hill Etta Miss, boiikkeeper, r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill Fannie M., widow, dressmaking, 416^ Hyde
Hill F. E., druggist, r. 417 Stanvan
Hill Ferris C, carpenter, r. 331 Geary
Hill Florence Miss, operat r W. U. Tel. Co., r. 534 Bush
Hill Francis, weigher Coiners Dejit V. S. Mint, r. 1307
Fillmore
Hill Francis H., carpenter, r. 22 Turk
Hill Frank, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 55 Shiplev
Hill Frank H., clerk, r. 200 Jonps
Hill Frederick, bartender, i-. 1217 Mission
Hill F. S., seaman stmr San Jose
HILL (iEORGK A., secretarj- Candelaria Mining Co.,
22 Market, r. 722 Bush, rear
Hill (ieur:re F., stereotvper, r. 2619 Octavia
HILL (^KORfiE F., real esUte broker. 74 Flood Bldg,
r. 1002i Hyde
Hill George v., doorkeei)er Baldwin Theater, r. 915
Greenwich
Hill George S., r. 506i Fell
Hill Gertrude Miss, bookkeeper Once a Week, r 40 Oak
Hill Harriet L. Mrs. , r. 2507 Pine
Hill Harvev, driver Root & Sanderson, r. 1304 Golden
Gate Av
Hill Henry, laborer, r. Alms House
Hill Henry W., druggist, r. 1031 Market
Hill Horace L., capitalist, 124 Sansome, room 7, r. 1812
Van Ness Av
Hill H. Stephen, .student, r. 1716 Stockton
Hill H. W.,r. 1904 Market
Hill Hypitia Miss, r. 520 Twenty-first
Hill .James, compositor Dewey Publishing Co. , r. 2619
Octavia |
Hill James, p rter, r. 520 Pacific ]
Hill James, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hill James B., real estate, r. 99 Congo
Hill James D., physician and surgeon, office and r. 922
Sutter
Hill James F., painter, r. 28 Bluxome
Hill James S., books and notions, 1401 Scott
Hill Jasper, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 108 Nebraska
Hill Jennie, widow, r. 358 Jessie
Hill J. Lew, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 358 Jes-
sie
Hill John, cook, r. 1157 Market
Hill John, lather, r. 1128.V Howard
Hill John, with Thomas W. Macfarlane, r. 400 Bay
Hill John Jr., clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 828 Pow-
eU
Hill John C, clerk Maintenance of Way Dept S. P. Co..
r. Oakland
H ILL JOHN E>, collector and real estate agent, r.
417 Hyde
Hill John E., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 210 Penn-
sylvania Av
Hill John G. , machinist Eagle Automatic Can Co. , r.
Berkeley
Hill JohnM., traveling salesman, r. 419 Fillmore
Hill John P., bartender, r. 28 Bluxome
Hill John T., capitalist, 536 Sacramento, r. 16 Gear\-
Hill John VV., marble cutter, r. 221i Fifth
Hill Joseph, cook, r. 3 Gerke AUev
Hill Kitty F., widow, r. ]034 McAllister
Hill Louis B.. printer, r. 921 Hyde
Hill Marcus E., clerk Rediiigton & Co., r. East Oak-
land
Hill Marion Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School, r.
1718 Broderick
Hill Marion A. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School,
r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill Martin, liquors and lodgings, SE cor Sixth Av
South and N
Hill Mar in, seaman, r. 45 Sacmmento
Hill Mary, domestic 1812 Washington
Hill Marv, widow, r. 52i Shipley
Hill Mary Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Hill Jlary E. Miss, cashier Merchant's Retail Commer-
cial Agency, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Hill Mary K., domestic NW cor Santa Clara aud Bry-
ant Av 5^
Hill May Miss, hairdresser, r. 1339 Leavenworth
Hill Nathaniel, carriage trimmer Studebaker Bros., r.
114 Haight
Hill Nathaniel, jockey, r. 1401 Point Lobos Av
Hill Otto B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1309 Leaven-
worth
Hill Pha-be Miss, r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Hill Robert B., secretary White Bros., SE cor Howard
and Spear, r. Oakland
Hiil Robert R., job printing, 724J Market, r. 1606 Steiner
Hill Rose Mi.s9, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 218 Fill-
more
Hill Samuel, clerk T. O. Marceau
Hill Samuel (estate of) Arthur M. Hill successor, 628
Market
Hill Sarah F. Miss, furnished rooms, 1221 Mission
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
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Hill Stephen (Hill & Aiitoni) r. 303 Montgomery Av
Hill Stephen, foreman Jackson Brewery
Hill Tessie Mrs., r. 2524 Bush
Hill The, 1006 Pine
Hill Thomas, artist, 86 Flood Bldg
Hill Thomas, carpenter, r. 2507 Jones
Hill Thomas, fireman, r. 3205 Pillmoie
Hill Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Calhoun
Hill Thomas, r .207 Clav
HILL THOMAS LOCKER, ........
8 Odd Fellows" Bldg, SW ror iSeventli aud
Market, oflice hour.H » A.M. to 5 P..n., r.
1600 Goagli
Hill Thomas S., r. 33i Rausch
Hill Truman L., carrier Post Office, r. 15 Clinton Park
Hill William, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. Ocean
View
Hill William, harness maker, r. 655^ Minna
Hill William, porter, r. 224 Minna
Hill William, stereotjper, r. 2619 Octavia
Hill William Mrs., widow, governess 2405 Buchanan
Hill William H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 209
Fourteenth
Hill William H. , molder, r. 555 Jessie
Hill & Antoni (S. Hill and L. Antoni) liquors, 308 Mont-
gomery Av
B®- Hill. See Hills
Hillard Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 1715 Polk
Hillard Christopher, butcher, 85 Ninth, r. 133 Ninth
IThosC-Butterworth
S2e3 225 227 TENTH STREET
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST. [M
Hillard John J., clerk. Quarantine (Office, r. 1409 Mont-
gomery
Hillard Patrick, laborer, r. 1409 Montgomery
Hillard Rose Miss, r. 1715 Polk
Hillard Samuel W., dental student, r. 1423 California
Hillard Thomas B. , clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r. 1409
Montgomery
B^ Hillard. See Hilliard
Hillback Andrew A., joiner Schussler Bros., r. 627| Ivy
Av
Hillberg Louis H. , driver W. R. Knight's Co. , r. 393c
Ninth
Hille Kari, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 126 Eighth
Hille Wilhelm, director Forderer Cornice Works, 224-228
Mission, r. Alameda
Hilleary Alexander R., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 4iGe
Devisadero
Hillebrand albert, liquors, 1019 Market, r. 632J Natoma
Hillebrand Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 813 Bush
Hillebrand Frank J., salesman B. M. Atchison & Co., r.
534 Bush
Hillebrand Henry, butcher, r. 1310 Sixth Av South
Hillebrand Ida, widow, furnished rooms, 149 Ninth
Hillebrand Mary, widow, r. 2 Farren Av
Hillebrand William, r. 501 Leavenworth
Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries, 1701 Octavia
Hillebrandt Fabian, clerk Joseph F. Coffey, r. 903 North
Point
Hillebrandt Henry, clerk John H. Vollers, r. 973 Harri-
son
Hillebrandt William, clerk C. Hillebrandt, r. 1701 Octavia
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
i 622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Hillen Diedrich H., liquors, NW cor Bush and Devisj,-
dero, r. 1803 Devisadero
Hillenbrand Henry, cabinetmaker, 1433* Mission
Hillenbrand Joseph, carpenter, r. 1-J54 Howard
Hillenbrand William, capitalist, r. 24 Albion Av
«3r Hillenbrand. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Hilde-
brant, Hildenbrand, Hildenbrandt, Hilderbrand,
Hilderbrandt, Hillebrand, Hillenbrandt and Hillen-
brand
HILLE^'S F. A CO. (Frederick Hillens) commission
merchants, 216-220 Davis, Telephone Main 5417
Hillens Frederick (F. Hillens & Co.) r. 321 Potrero Av
Hiller A. A., conductor S. P. Co., r. 173 Perry
Hiller Adolph (Miller & Miller) r. 333 Vallejo
Hiller Charles, cook, r. 512 Bush
Hiller Charies S., isihersmith, r, 631 McAllister
HILLtn U. ALDLnTf Hoiiiwopathic
Fliyslclan and i^urgeon, 1011 .Satter,
lionrs g to 0 A. M., 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M.,
Telephone East 3»7
Hiller Drug Co. (incorporated) Henry L. Van Winkle
president, Adam T. Sutherland secretary, 413 Mar-
ket
Hiller Emilio, tailor, r. 13 Bartol
Hiller Frederick, rupture specialist, 23 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
Hiller Frederick M., stenographer Crane Co., r. 522 Polk
Hiller Geoige, car driver, r. 715 Howard
Hiller George H., clerk, r. 522 Polk
Hiller Herman, traveling salesman, r. 1509 Steiner
Hiller Julius C, traveling salesman Brunswick-Balke-
CoUender Co.
e^- Hiller. See Heller
HillersC, teamster C'al. Construction Co., r. 535 Seven-
teenth
Killers Henry, butcher, 3143 Sixteenth, r. .500 Cortland
Av
Hillers William (Hillers & Seabert) r. 11 Fair Av
Hillers & Seabert (William Hillers and Frank A. Seabert)
])roprietors German Steam Dyeing Wks, 11 Fair Av
HlUhouse John C, engineer, r. 1516 Mission
Hilliard Arthur Mrs., housekeeper, 122 Taylor
Hilliard George B., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 633 Sut-
ter
HILLIARD L. B., superintendent The Bradstreet
Co. Mercantile Agency, 230 California, r. 811 Golden
Gate Av
Hilliard Ramona Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Hilliard S. William, dentist, r. 626 Eddy
Hilliard Virginia S., widow, r. 633 Sutter
Hilliard William, student, r. 626 Eddv
SS" Hilliard. See Hillard and Hillyard
Hillier William (H. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 714* Nine-
teenth
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter Christopher VV. Duffie, r. 1024
Powell
Hilling Charles, wheelwright Farnsworth & Collins, r.
Alameda
Hilling William, chicken ranch, SW cor Lisbon and Rus-
sia Av
Hillis George, pantryman Swain Bros., r. 421 Tehama
Hillis Robert, clerk H. 0. Wiedero, r. 734 Harrison
Hillix John, waiter, r. 131 Montgomery
Hillman Abigail, widow, r. 151 Shipley
Hillman Emil, driver yEtna Mineral Water Co., r. 139
CoUingwood
Hillman Gralton G., conductor, r. 1119 Jones
Hillman Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Hillman James M., clerk Board of Underwriters of the
Pacific, r. Alameda
Hillman Jeanette C. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 830 Post
Hillman John R., asst manager Am. Central Ins. Co. (St
Louis, Mo. 1 and secretary Pac. Mutual Bldg and
Loan Assn, 317 California, r. 220 Fair Oaks
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Hillmai) John W. S., salesman The Maze, r. 1239J Mar-
ket
Hillnian Marie, widow, r. 505 Greenwich
Hillman Richard G., inspector Hartford Boiler Ins. Co.,
30*5 Sansome, r. Alameda
Hillmann Charles, lodgings, 1 Jackson
Hillmaim John fWitzel & Hillmann) r. NE cor Green
and BatteiT
Hillmann Louisa, domestic 2001 Mission
Hillmann Man', domestic 2016 Vallejo
SSr Hillmann. See Hellmann
Hills Austin II. (Hills En.s.) r. Ea.st Oakland
HILLS BROTHERS (AasUn H. and
Keaben >* . 1 m bolesale dairy prodece and
coDiuiission merchants, 'iS-'io California,
IXephonp nrnniiii IT
HILLS BROTHERS (Austm u. and
Keaben ^.1 proprietors Arabian Coffee
and Spice Mills. l.'tt-r,',S-130 .Ylarket
Hill^ (.hades T., merchant, r. 2o:ii Bartlett
Hills Clista M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Page
Hills Elbridsfe R., Caj.tain .=Sth .^Jtillen,-, U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Hills Ernest C, .salesman Hills Bros., r. Berkeley
Hills Ernest H., insiiect<ir Custom House, r. 120 Seventh
Hills Frank, cook, r. Alms House
Hills Frank E., clerk, r. 8 Verba Buena
Hills Jr>el F., carpenter. 813 Stockton, r. S Verba Buena
Hills Marfraret, widow, r. 1425 Sacramento
HILL.S OK ETEK.MTl CE.nETERl (San Mateo)
Alexander L. Badt secretan-, office NE cor Taylor
and Post, r. 1311 Gough
Hills Reuben W. (Hills Bros ) r. 2201 Broderick
g^ Hills. See Hill
Hillsdale House, Mrs. Laura A. Waitt proprietor, 33 Si.vth
Hillsinger-McMurray E. J. Mrs., milliner, 1624 Polk
Hillson Ezra, barber Daniel E. Copple, r. 1902 Page
Hillver Ciutis, attorney at law, 22-23 Mills Bldg, 10th
fl<x>r, r. 828 Waller
Hillyer George W., carpenter, r. 1:J05 Ellis
Hillver Maggie Mrs., furnished rooms, 20i^ .Sixth
Hillyer Mary E. Mrs., stenographer American Tract So-
ciety, r. 105 Fillmore
Hillyer Sarah G., widow, r. 105 Fillmore
Hililiann John, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor
Bay and Laguna
Hilmaiin William, clerk Bruns Bros. & Steimke, r. 2001
Mission
Hilmer FreJrick L., salesman Hills Bros., r. 619^ Valencia
HIliP HEXRT, manufacturer clothing, 106 Batterj',
r. 1703 Broderick
Hili>ert Charles, laborer George S. Neale k Co.. r. Oak-
land
Hili^ert John E., oiler Edison Light and Power Co., r.
275 Jessie
Hilpisch Carl, painter Jo"hn Wieland Brewery, r. 50A
Ritch
Hilpisch Jacob, propriet«>r Golden West Bottling Co.,
417-419 Eighth, r. 13 Farren Av
Hilsenbeck Joseph, cook, r. 246 Third
Hilsz Charles, baker, r. 929 Pacific
t^ Hilsz. .See Hiltz
Hilt William F., compositor Call, r. 639 Sacramento
Hiltabidel R., hames-scleaner, r. 527 Taylor
Hdtnian Frank J., barber, r. 793 Mission
Hilton Albert, master mariner, r. 3 Isis
Hilton Anson, attomev at law William H. Jordan, r. 314
Bush
Hilton Charies, r. 404 Ellis
Hilton Charles, r. 408 Fell
Hilton Charles C, clerk Railwav Mail Service, r. 328
Ellis
Hilton Frank C, car painter, r. 24 Dame
Hilton Frank C. , comiwsitor Bulletin, r. 408 Fell
Hilton Galvin S., carpenter, r. 232 Fair Oaks
Hilton George, watchman, r. 18J Sacramento
Hilton George E., bookbinder, r. 2114 Fillmore
Hilton George K., printer, r. 625 Bush
Hilton Goodwin Mrs., proprietor Elmer House, 314 Bush
Hilton Harri' A., electrician, r. 112 Ash Av
Hilton H. Benjamin, glovefinisher, r. 432^ Linden Av
Hilton Henry L, engineer, r. 432J LindenAv
Hilton John W., cierk, r. 2825 J Mission
Hilton Joseph, filer Union Box Factor\-, r. 2006J Dupont
Hilton Jose])h H., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 232 Fair
Oaks
Hilton Joseph H. , nurse C. and C. Hospital
Hilton Joseph J., sawmaker, r. 20062 Dupont
Hilton O. L., r. 215 Larkin
Hilton Oscar, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 432i Linden
Av
Hilton Prince E., foreman Lowell's Warehouse, r. 706
Capp
Hilton Samuel M., clerk, r. 112 Ash Av
Hilton Stanford, carpenter, r. 232 Fair Oaks
Hilton W. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 916 Geary
Hilton William, student, r. 916 Gearj-
Hilt^m William M., physician and surgeon, office 20.'.1
Mission, r. .552 Valencia
XS" Hilton. See Hylton
Hiltz Andreas, tailor, r. 210 Prospect PI
Hiltz Annie, domestic 1400 Van Xess Av
Hiltz Charles, baker Eclipse Cracker Co., r. 929 Padfio
Hiltz Charles, butcher, r. 2410 Polk
gS- Hiltz. See Hilsz
Hilwie Butros, mosaic artist, 1435 Bush
Hilzinger Gottlieb, shf>emaker, 2 9 Fourth
Himbert Charles N., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. lll.=>i
Treat Av
Himes Alford E.. clerk S. P. Co., r. 14| Sherman
Himes Andrew F., clerk, r. 14| Sherman
Himes Christ, baker, r. 625 Clay
Himes Frank A., letter carrier Wells Fargo & Co., r. 141
Sherman
Himes Marv A., widow, r. 14i Sherman
Himes W. Albert, clerk S. P.'Co., r. Hi .Sherman
Himes Walter L.. clerk, r. 14i Sherman
Himes Wanton T., clerk, r. 857| Bryant
Himme William G. , rigger, r. 250 Spear
Himmelback William, clerk, r. 1301 Taylor
Himmelmauu Andrew D., salesman W. i: J. Sloane .t
Co., r. 1711 Geary
Himmelmann August J., teamster, r. 60it Hermann
Himmelmann Catherine, widow, r. 1711 Gear>-
Himmelmann George C. (Himmelmaim & Heinz) r. 291 J
Buchanan
Himmelmann Richard (Schlicting & Himmelmann) r. 122
Jackson
Himmelmann William A., machinist, r. 1148 Sutter
Himmelmann « Heinz (George C. Himmelmann and
Jacob Heinz) butchers, 1827 Union
Himmelreich Ed., painter, r. 207 Mr)ntg'omery Av
Himmelstross George, bakerv, 1708 Church, r. 170^1
Church
Hinald James, t«amster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hinard Theresa, domestic 526 Ellis
Hineh Minnie K. M., domestic 1814 Buchanan
Hiuch Richard, longshoreman, r. 442 Brannan
le- Hitch. See Hlnsch
Hinchcliffe W. , special agent Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. . r.
1604 \&n Ness Av
Hinchion Ann. widow, r. 13i Zoe
Hinchliffe John S., liquors, 137 Fifth
Hinchliffe William B., foreman Call pressrooms, r. eoi
Bush
Hinchman Albert A., clerk General Auditor's Dept S. 1'.
Co., r. 2514 Market
Hinchman Augustus F., r. 1522 Jackson
Hinchman Charies H., r. 2514 Market
Hinchman Charles H., foreman A. B. Clut«, r. 2713a Fol
som
Hinchman Od, electro plater, r. 1217 Laguna
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager
ALL imCS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA
Telephone Mission 40
ST.
HERCULbS GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
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Hinchman Thomas W., cashier Geoiije A. Clark & IJro.,
r. Alameda, Cal.
Hinchman Walroth H. , plater, r. 1217 Lagima
Hichman William B., clerk Atlantic and Pacific KR., r.
Al meda
Hinck Annie Miss, bookkeeper Sunset Laundry, r. 160'J
Leavenworth
Hinck George A. , clerk, r. 1609 Leavenworth
Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, 1400 California, r.
1609 Leavenworth
Hinck John, porter, r. 210 Washington
Hinck Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1609 Leavenworth
Jt^ Hinck. See Hink
Hincken Henry C, teamster, r. Seventh Av South iir
EUilrdad Av
Hinekle Charles, cook, r. 629 Stevenson
Hinckle Charles A., compositor, r. 537 Sacramento
Hinckley Acors B., hop dealer, office 316 Front, r. Mount
Olivet
Hinckley Almon G., contractor and builder, r. 1833
Polk
Hinckley Charles T., teamster Philadelphia Manufactur-
ing Co., r. 120 Sixth
HIKCKLEV DANIEL B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes)
and vice-president Fulton Engineering and Shiiv-
building Works, 213 First, r. Fmitvale, Cal.
Hinckley Emily M., widow, teacher cooking, r. 703 Sut-
ttr
Hinckley Ezra, wueworker, r. 155 New Montgomerj-
Hinckley Frederick W., insurance, 56 Crocker Bldg, r.
Palace Hotel
Hinckley George Mrs. , r. 406 Octavia
Hinckley Harry G , clerk Fulton Eng. and Shi]) Bldg.
Wks, r. Fniitvale, Cal
Hinckley J. Frank, r. 11 Polk
Hinckley John S., r. Commercial Hotel
Hinckley Mark F., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 44 Dorland
Hinckley Mary B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 11 Polk
JIINCKLEl', .SriEKl!; A HA¥ES (Daniel B. Hinck-
ley, James Spiers and Daniel E. Hayes) proprietors
Fulton Iron Wks, 213 First
A^ Hickley. See Hinkley
Hind George W., real estate, 411 Montgomei-j', r. 2398
Howard
Hind Robert R., proprietor Hind's Power House, SW
cor Eigh'eenth and Folom, r. 2398 Howard
Hind's Power House, Robert R. Hind proprietor, SW cor
Eighteenth and Folsom, office 411 Montgomery
Hinde George, packer Tillniann & Bendel, r. 22 Sher-
wood PI
Hinderer Carl, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 318 Thirtieth
Hindes Edward B. (Edward B. Hindes & Co.) r. 726
Powell
Hindes Edward B. & Co.(Edward B. Hindes) manufactur-
ers Hills Patent Sliding Bhnds, Car and Venetian
Blinds, and agent Clark's Self Coiling Steel Shutters,
411 Mission
Hindes Frank C. , r. 415 Jones
Hindes George W., with Edward B. Hindes & Co., r. 1616
Jackson
HINDE!^ STKT.SO.\ «., assistant engineer Harbor
Commissioners, r. 1719 Larkin
Hindle Frank E., switchman S. P. Co., r. 1181 Morris
Av
Hindle H. W. pantrjinan stmr Walla Walla
Hindle William B., "salesman Benedict & Turner, r. Oak-
land
Hindle wnUiamH., butcher stmr Walla Walla, r. 2052
Mission
Hindman James, painter, r. 715 Fifteenth
Hinds Ambrose, bookkeei^er O. W. Nordwell, r. 1316
Jackson
Hinds Annie Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School, r.
764 Bryant
Hinds Charles G., clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
Hind^ Emma A., widow, r. 26081 Bush
PABST BREWING CO.
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GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
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Hinds Harrv S., inspector of construction Pac. Tel. and
Tel. Co.", r. 764 «ryant
Hinds R. W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2608i Bush
Hinds William, carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
Hinds William A., carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
Hinds William R., machinitt Cal. Car Wks
S^ Hinds. See Heins, Heintz, Hvnes and Hines
Hine Arthur W., clerk Phelps & Miller, r. 2019 Broder-
ick
Hine John, gas purifier, r. 3118i Fillmore
Hine Nelson M. , cabinetmaker, r. 725 Brannan
Hines C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1157 Market
HI^IES FRED A., general agent Pacific Coast Hotel
Register Co., 23 First
Hines H. B., r. 865 J Market
Hines James, driver Market St. Ry., r. 309 Guerrero
Hines James, machinist, r. 28 Minna
Hines James, waiter, r. 626 Merchant
Hines James H., molder, r. 410 Harrison
Hines Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 433 Jessie
Hines J' hn, laundry, 1718b Stevenson
Hines John, waiter, r. 177 Minna
Hines John A. , r. 303 Golden Gate Av
Hines John C. , bookkeei>er Ralston Iron Wks, r. 31
Stanley PI
Hines John C, electrotyper The Joseph Winterbnni
Co. , r. East Oakland
Hines Josie Miss, r. 740 Howard
Hines Mar\', domestic 5 Eugenia
Hines Mathew V., driver Market St. Ry., r. 1000 Minne-
sota
Hines M. H. Mrs., r. 865J Market
Hines Moses, steward Press Club of .San Francisco, r.
426 Kearny
Hines Nicholas, clerk, r. 209 Liedesdorff
Hines Robert, painter, r. 510 Pacific
Hines Thomas, longshoreman, r. 410 Harrison, rear
Hines Thomas, shoemaker, r. 27 i Fourth
Hines Timothy, longshoreman, r. 23 Broadway
Hines William, machinist, r. 933 Mission
g^ Hines. See Heins, Heintz, Hinds and Hynes
Hinger Frederick (Barthels & Hinger) r. 630 Sacramento
Hingsberger Herman, butcher, r. 1063 Howard
Hinffsberger Hubert, stonecutter, r. 1063 Howard
Hink Carsten J., groceries and liquors, 335 Oak
Hink Gustav (Gendar & Hink and Hink & Hulse), r. 710
Broderick
Hink Henry M., groceries and liquors, 138 Eighth, r.
745 Tehama
Hink Louis, salesman, r. 5 Moss
Hink Martin, groceries and liquors, 2201 Larkin
Hink Peter H. (Hink & Carlson) r. 1802 Green
Hink & Carlson (Peter H. Hink and Olof Carlson) liq-
uors, NE cor Washington and Montgomery
Hink & Hulse iGustav Hink and Benjamin B. Hulse)
restaurant, stmr Encinal
eS' Hink. See Hinck
Hinke Kate, widow, r. 1624t:'lay
S^ Hinke. See Heincke, Heinecke, Heuiicke, Heinke,
Hencke and Hincke
Hinkel Charles L., contractor and builder, r. 218 Divis-
adero
Hnkel George W., builder, office 626 Market
Hinkel Henry C, real estate, r. 1610 Devisadero
Hinkel John", capitalist, r. 902 Steiner
Hinkel William, builder, r. 2228 Clay
Jt^ Hinkel. See Henkel
HINKELBEIN (i. A., manufacturer, 147 Bealc, r.
908 Sutter
Hinkhouse George T.. miner, r. 12n Ellis
Hinkle Casjtar E., 2nd officer stmr Santa Cruz, r. 1618
Eddy
Hinkle Henrj' C, physician National Surgical Institute,
319 Bush, r. Oakland
Hinkle Philip, elevatorbuilder, r. 435 Bush
HIMKLE JOH.X !»I., surgeon in charge National Sur-
gical Institute, 319 Bush, r. Oakland
r^ A r^-rr—m ir-fc ^ll T~^r'I^O Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
P/\b I lU K r I L I lK^ C. Brown & Soo fl^'t^. 823 Met St
PEBQIER-JOUET k GO. CiPIPPE
FOR SAUE BY AIiQ piRST-CURSS WIflE JHER-
CHAflTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Hinkle Walter S., attorney at law, r. 2917 Washington
Hlnkley Charles E., foreman Pac. Carriage Co., r. ilHh
Larkin
HINKLKV OLIVER, superintendent Pacific Car-
riage Co., 48 Eighth, r. 416 J Larkin
BS" Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hin man Charles, gripman Cal. St. HR., r. 1510 Sacra-
mento
Hinman George, painter, r. 1237 Twenty-fifth
Hinman Gertrnde L. Miss, teacher singing, r. 8124
Eighteenth
Hinman Henry L., superintendent Whitney Transfer
Co., 3 Commercial, r. Oakland
HI.\.11A:>' I. PROFESSOR, teacher of dancing, 1412
Polk, branch academy SE cor Howard and Twenty-
first, r. 1500 Polk
Hinman Mary E. Miss, r. 312^ Eighteenth
Hinman Zara" L., teacher dancing, r. 1500 Polk
HI.\MAN'S DANCING ACAUE.1IV, L. Hinman
proprietor, 1412 Polk
Hinne Mary A., cook, r. 806 F fteenth
Hinnenberg George, liquors, 243 Minna
Hinrichs August (Hinrichs & Haesloop) r. Oakland
Hinrichs August, musical director Baldwin Theater, r.
1129 McAllister
Hinrichs Charles, proprietor Comstock Livery Stable, r.
2341 Ritch
Hini-ichs Frederick, carisenter, r. 30^ Lewis PI
Hinr chs Gerhard, showcase maker, 307 Elizabeth
Hinriclis (histav, musician, r. i^llO Pine
Hiiiiiclis llcinv illeiirv Hiiiiirli^ & Co.) r. 415 East
Hiiirirhs Heiiiv, cKrk Hriii\ M<\er, r. 1671 Mission
HINRICHS HENRY & CO. <»,„,,
Hinrichs) iiianiitacturrrs irn(-k»«, >vas(>ns,
can-iaKex. i-tc, 114 1I(> nriiiiiiii
Hinrichs John F., capitalist, r. 2012 Larkin
Hinrichs Mary Miss, r. 234i Ritch
Hinrichs William, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann
Hinrichs & Haesloop (August Hinrichs and Christian P.
Haesloop) liquors, SW cor Washington and Drumm
8^" Hinrichs. See Hendricks, Henricks and Henrichs
Hinrichsen Benjamin H. (Hinrichsen & Meinert) r. 207
Montgomery Av
Hinrichsen & Meinert (Benjamin H. Hinrichsen and
.lohn Meinert) cigars and tobacco, 201 Montgomery
Av
Hinsberg Charles, mnfrs agent, 330 Pine, room 57, r.
1309 Scott
Hinsch John W., bookkeeper, r. 532 Vallejo
Hinsch Thomas C. , clerk, r. 707 Larkin
Hinsch Thomas C. Mrs., dressmaking, 707 Larkin]
as- Hinsch. See Hinch
Hinsdale George S., agent coasting packets, 22 Califor-
nia, room 18, r. Lick House
Hinshaw James, warehouseman Henry Cowell & Co.,
r. 7 Hinckley ,
Hinshelwood Emilia Miss, r. 2602 California
Hinslea Thomas, foreman pressman The Hicks-Judd
Co., r. Oakland
Hinsman Ray, carpenter John Rosenf eld's Sons, r. 2311 i
Howard
Hinsohn John, capitalist, r. 321 Bush
Hinsynran B., stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
Hniterman Albert, bartender Niagara House
Hinterman Berthold, waiter Otto Normann's, r. 607 i
Pine
Hintermann Adolph, porter Crown Distilleries Co., r.
2 Fillmore PI
Hintermann Eugene, bookkeeper Lenormand Bros.,
r. 115.V Prospect PI
MI.NTMANN HENRV. wines and liquors, SW cor
New Montgomery and Mission, r. 9 Hampton PI
Hintoff George, r. 347 Jessie
Hinton Albert, r. 1001 Pine
Hinton Albert E , clerk The Bella Vista
Hinton A. W. Mrs., physician, r. 1 Polk
miller Einstein & Levy, r. 5:
agent Panama Railroad C(
Hinton Edward B.
Eighth
HINTON EUGENE
214 Pine, room 46, r. Alameda
Hint(jn Harry, electrician L. B. Hetty, r. 1857 Stevenson
Hinton Isaac T., compositor Hinton Printing Co., r. 647
Folsom
Hinton J. M., master mariner, r. 9 Mission
Hinton Lawrence, laborer, r. Alms House
Hinton Margaret, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Hinton Milo, master stmr San Joaquin No. 2, r. Stockton
Hinton Minnie, domestic 17 Adair
HINTON PRINTING CO., book and job printers,
536 Clay
Hinton Reiss, r. 300 Hayes
Hinton Russell, r. 300 Hayes
Hinton Simeon, stickerhand Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
330 Third
Hinton William G. (Head & Hinton) r. 1522 Polk
HINTON WILIIAM M., Registrar of Voters, Nev
City Hall, basement, r. 647 Folsom
Hinton" William M. Jr. (Hinton Printing Co.) r. 411
Lvon
Hintz Adolph, c'erk, r. 26 Be Boom
Hintz August, longshoreman, r. 512 Second
Hintz Edward, window cleaner, r. 644 Howard
Hintz George C, compositor Chronicle, r. 332 Gearj-
Hintz John C, ironworker, r. 26 De Boom
Hintz John J. (Hintz & Buck) r. 1065 Howard
HINTZ A BUCK (John J. Hintz and John Buck)
proprietors Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
SS' Hintz. See Hinz
Hintze Christ F., liquors, 19 Montgomery Av., r. Fruit-
vale
Hintze Louis, porter Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 2115 Jones
Hintze Samuel, barber, 1 Spear, r. 1623 Sutter
Hinz A., driver, r. 520c Turk
Hinz Adolph, clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. 1717 Lagim:
HINZ A. EREIIEKICK (Hinz & Plagemann)
Rartlett
Hinz August C. (Hinz & Landt) r. Mill Valley
Hinz August J., clerk Yolo Mills, r. 238 Bartlett
Hinz Cari, bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 2334 Sutt«r
Hinz Frederick, laundryman, r. 546J Si.xth
Hinz Johannes F., assistant manager Yolo Mills, 1^
Mission, r. 238 Bartlett
Hinz Joseph, bakery, 727 Larkin
Hinz Louis, salesman Raphael's Incor])orated, r. 20
Fillmore
Hinz Marv .Miss, bookkeeper, r. 238 Bartlett
Hinz William E., butcher, 2021 Fillmore, r. 2234
HI.\Z A LA.NDT (August C. Hinz) importers an
wholesale dealers millinery and straw goods, 54
Market
HINZ A PLAGEMANN (A. Frederick Hinz and Wil-
liam Plagemann) manufacturers of flour, meals, etc.,
and Normal Nutriment, and Breakfast Delight, NE
cor Mission and Main, Telephone Main 568
SS" Hinz. See Hintz
Hinze John J., candymaker Adolph Hromada, r. 10 Bil-
lings PI
Hinze Louis, longshin'emm, r. 10 Billings PI
Hinzman B., stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
Hipkins Henry, dentist, office 406 Sutter, r. Oakland
Hi]>kins Reginald H., photo engraver S. F. Photo En-
graving Co., r. Oakland
Hippeler Charles, nlaoksmith, r. 718 Howard
Hippeler Isabella Mrs., waitress, r. 718 Howard
Hippely Charles A., carpenter, r. 410 Fell
Hi]>pely Longinus, cariienter, r. 1422 Grove
Hippert John L., tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. N s ,
Twelfth Av South bet U and P j
Hippmann Rudolph (Hippmann & Guagnino) r. 1822
Powell '
Hijjpolvte Escallier, sheep dealer, r. 619 Pacific
Hipps Abraham, peddler, r. 12i Eldridge
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Hipps David C, teamster, r. 28 Chesley
Hipsh Gustina, widow, r. 1014 Pierce
Hird Alfred, janitor Medical Dept. of the I'niversit.v of
Cal., r. 614^ Greenwich
Hird Christopher J., conductor Sutter St. RR. , r. 705
Polk
Hird John W., clerk, r. 13081 Steiner
B^ Hird. See Herd and Kurd
Hirl Dennis, fireman S. P. Co., r. 566 Bryant
Hirl Mary, domestic 2510 Fillmore
Hirlenian Philip, clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 1308 Larkin
Hirleman Philip Jr. , clerk 1 he W. W. Erskine Co., r.
1308 Larkin
Hiron Victor, capitalist, r. 136 Silver
Hiron Victor S., machinist, r. 136 Silver
Hirrel Charles, laborer, r. 55 Silver
Hirrel Charles, liquors, 1054 Kentucky
Hirrel Daniel, seaman, r. 55 Silver
Hirrel Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2171
Perry
Hirsch Adolpli, clerk Mrs. J. V. Leon, r. 657 Folsom
UIKSCII ALPHOXSB (Hirsch, Kahn & Co.) and Su-
pervi.soi- Fourth Ward, r. 1102 Jackson
Hirsch Benno, actor, r. 220 Leavenworth
I Hirsch I'ernard, clerk, r. 409 Eddy
Hirsch Brothers (Joseph and Leopold) clothiers, 221
M(iiitfroniery Av and 929 Kearny
IfllnOun Utf rollei-tion ascency, «-<>ni-
iii> r*-ial litigation tlironghoat lU 8. and
EoroiK-, 184 <^i-ucker BIdg, r. 8247 l^utter
Hirsch Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hirsch Charles, 2d vice-president Alaska Packers' Assn.
308 Market, r. 1819 Washinjrion
Hirsch Charles M. (Mangeot & Hirsch) r. 1004 Mason
Hirsch David, salesman Hirsi-h l5ros., r. II55 Fillmore
Hirsch Edward R., sawinaker Pac. Saw Mnfy Co., r.
Oakland
Hirsch Emile, clothiny, 616 Front, r. 716a Green
Hirsch Ernest, salesman Cohen & Hirsch, r. 1002 Geary
Hirsch Herman, bookkeei)er Jacob Unna, r. 927 Sutter
Hiisch Herman, carpenter Moller & Lass, r. Oakland
Hirsch Herman, porter M. Scheyer & Bro., r. 28 Garden
Hirsch Isadore, watchmaker and jeweler, 546 Fourth
HiiscI) Jacob, jui k, 1416i Pacific
Hirscli J.isepli (Hir-ch Bros.) r. 1002 Geary
Hir-cli .lis,_-i,li, iii-uiance, r. 409 Eddy
Hirsch J(.sf|,li, will M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 2104 Post
HIiCSCII, KAII.V A, CO. (Alphonse Hirsch ami
(icorge H. Kahn) oi)ticlans, 333 Keirny, Telephone
Main 594
Hirsch Leopold (Hirsch Bros.) r. 601 Broderick
Hirscli Leopold (W. Cuhen, Hirsch & Vo.) r. 1628 Broad-
way
Hirsili Leopold, tailor Roos Bros., r. 535 Gearj'
Hirsch Leopold Jr., manager Hirsch Bros., r. 716 Green
Hirsch Louis, clerk Henry E. Highton, r. 950 Market
Hirsch Louis, engineer S. F. and Pac. Glass Wks, r. 28
Garden
Hirsch Louis, with Castle Bros., r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Hirsch Minna Mrs., bakery, 115.^ Fillmore
Hirsch Moritz (Hirsch & Wachsman) r. 1930 Ellis
Hirsch Morris, junk, r. 9 Bonita
Hirsch Otto S., cigamiaker H. Levi & Co., r. 1100 Vun
Ness Av
Hirsch & Wachsman (Moritz Hirsch and Louis Wiichs-
man) brokers 103 Donohoe Bldg
Hirschbach Joseph, musical director Tivoli Opera House,
r. 322 O'Farrell
Hirschbaum C, clerk, r. 1417 Geary
Hirst^hbaum M. it Co. (Moses Hirschbaum) wholesale
cigars, 118-120 Davis
Hirschbaum Meyer, r. 1417 Geai-y
Hirschbaum Moses (M. Hirschbaum & Co.) r. 1417 Geary
Hirschbaum Sigmund, clerk William Lewis & Co., r. 1417
Geary
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Hir.schberg Bert, messenger Union Photo-Engraving
Co., r. 208 Hyde
HIBSCHBEKCi BERTHA F. .UISS, dressmaking,
1116 Guerrero
Hirsch berg E., clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 106 Eddy
Hirschberg Lewi-, r. 36i^ Willows Av
Hirsohey Catherine Miss, clerk Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r.
2219a Sutter
Hirschey Claud M., packer, r. 2219a Sutter
Hirschey Frances Miss, profes.sional nurse, r. 2219a
Sutter
Hirschey Harriet A., widow, r. 2219a Sutter
Hirschfeld Albert, bookkeeper Levi Strauss &C(.,r.
2239 Sutter
Hirschfeld Albert C, salesman Michalitschke Bros. &
Co.,r. 309 Powell
Hirschfeld Alice, widow, r. 2239 Sutter
Hirschfeld David, Alameda real estate, 4 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. Alameda
Hirschfeld Emile A., wholesale jewelry, 59-60 Crocker
Bldg, r. 2239 Sutter
Hirschfeld George, butcher, r. 127 Corbett Road
Hirschfeld Henry, butcher, r. 127 t;orbett Road
Hirschfeld Julius H., jeweler, r. 1616 Steiner
Hirschfe d Leone Miss, r. 2239 Su'ter
Hirschfeld Louis, dry goods, r. 1921 Broderick
Hirschfeld Peter, baker, r. 127 Corbett Road
Hirschfeld William, r. ^211 Pacific Av
gW Hirschfeld. See Hlrshfeld
Hirschfelder A. Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Addie Miss, r. 19125 Mason
Hirschfelder Antone C. , printer Le Franco Californian,
r. 1912^ Mason
Hirschfelder Charles, compositor, r. 1912| Mason
Hirschfelder Joseph OL, phjsician and surgeon, 433
Geary, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Julius, jewelry, r. 1616 Steiner
Hirschfelder Samuel, superintendent D. Block k Co., r.
1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Wanda, widow, r. 1912^ Mas-on
HmoCHKOWITZ Lm physician and
Karseoti, oHlte anil r. ;{;{« O'Farrell
Hirsclilcr Daxid, 211.'. Hrnadway
Hirsclilcr Kilwml (Hirschler &"Co.) r. Hotel Montrose
Hirsclilcr .lac. li, waiter, r. 216 Powell
IIIISSt'llLFIC «V to. (Edward Hirschler) wholesale
win ami licpior merchants, 16-18 Market
HIKSCHHIA^ .4DOLPH, manufacturing jeweler,
importer diamonds, jjearls, et"-., 113 Sutterj r. 1717
Broadway
Hirschman Henry, mnfrs agent, 120 Sutter, room 36
Hir.schman Marion A., salesman A. Hirschman, r. 1717
Broadway
Hirschman Max, waiter stmr Australia
Hirschman Oscar H., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 22
Webster
Hirschowitz A. E. Rev., r. 61 Langton
Hirschowitz S. M., junk, r. 9 Thirteenth
Hirsh Solomon J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 2202 Geary
IIIB»iHBEKCi DAVID S., grand recorder Ancient
Order United Workmen, 65-66 Fl od Bldg, r. Oak-
land
Hirshberg Jules (Sam Meyer & Co.)r. Oakland
Hirshfeld Adclph M., conductor Market St. Rv., r. 1625J
Folsom
Hirshfeld Arthur A., clerk, r. 1305 Eddy
Hirshfeld Benjamin, horse dealer, r 1326 Buchanan
Hirshfeld Charles, stockbroker, office 316 Pine, r. 1307
Hyde
Hirshfeld D., secretary Building and Loan Associaiions,
3 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 2270 San Jose Av, Alameda
Hirshfeld Ettie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1326 Buchanan
Hirshfeld Harry, butcher, r. 1326 Buchanan
Hirshfeld Marcus, general commission, 320 Sanaome,
room 32, r. 1109 Laguna
Hirshfeld Milton, suspender maker, r. 1326 Buchanan
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Hirsbfeld Newman H., expressman, r. 1305 Eddy
SS" Hirshfeld. See Hirschfeld
Hirehvogl Joseph, porter E. J. Bowen, r. 1410 Pine
Hirsinsjer George E., barber, 1159^ Folsom
Hirsinger Geortfe E. ,)r., barber, 130 Third, r. 3 Folsom
Av
Hirsinger Henuan, barber, r. 3 Folsom Av
Hirst Augustine C. Rev., I). D., pastor Simpson Memo-
rial Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 313 Brtxlerick
Hirst Charles, waiter, r. 1f> John
Hirst Charles B., clerk Overland Transfer Co., r. Berke-
ley, Cal
Hirst Henry, se-vton First Baptist Church, r. 60;) Willow
Av
Hirst Julia F. (Hirst & Doherty) r. 1723 Uevisadero
H rst Margaret M. Miss, teacher Lester Morris Memorial
Free Kinderg-arten, r. 313 Broderick
Hirst & Doherty (Julia F. Hirst and James J. Doherty*
baker^', 1602 Devisadero
Hirstel Nathan A. (Hirstel & Co.) r. 1921 Webster
Hirstel Samuel E., r. 1921 Webster
Hirstel & Co. (Nathan A. Hirstel) cigars and tobacco, 213
Montgomery
Hirt Conrad, cutler John Mignola Jr., r. 1123 Howard
Hirt Rt)bert, paperlianger, r. 12 Fourteenth
Hirth Leon J., bookkeeper Cal. Wine A-^sn, r. 1523i
Post
Hirth Peter H., barber, 807 Larkin, r. ^21^ Post
Hischier .\Lx., liquors, W a Mission Road nr County
Line
Hischier August, bartender B. Hischier, r. 108 Dnimni
Hli^miER B.iPTIST. wines and liquors, NE cor
Cliy and Drumm, r. 1012 Nineteenth
His ^en Edward C, capitalist, v. 1307 Webster
Hislop Geortre W., salesman Murphv, Grant & Co.. r.
lOSl Haight
Hislop Robert C, furniture and carpets, 314 Haves, r.
334 Haves
S^ Hislop. See Hyslop
HisterW. F.,r 1315a -Jackson
HIM'OBV B|:iLDI\« THE. 721-725 Market
HISTORY t:0. THE. H. H. Bancroft president,
Ge'^rge H. .Morrison vice-president, Frederick G.
Peterson secretary and treasurer, 723 Market
Hitch Edward E., sailmaker, NE cor Drumm and Mer-
chiiit, r. 619 Shotwell
■■' tch William T., clerk Griffin &SkelleyCo.,r.619 Shot-
well
HIT4'H('0€K D. >V., agent Union Pacific System, 1
Montgomery
llitchcoc^k George, marine engineer, r. 702 Point Lobos
Av
Hitchcock (le irge W. Mrs., r. 702 Point Lobos Av
Hitchcock Hal. .1., .salesman, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Hitchcock Helen M. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Henry H., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 52
Aldlne
Hitchcock James H., painter, r. 9 Kate PI
Hitchc.jck John L., s»Ie.sman Raphael Weill & Co., r. ■
1010 Powell
Hitchcock Willia.n F. , salesman Dixon- Agard Co. , r. Ala-
meJa
Hitchcox Harry, harness maker, r. 7 Guerreio
Kitchens Alice Miss, r. 1310 Webster
Hitchens Elizabeth Miss, teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 1310 Webster
Hitchens Florence J., Miss, teacher Richmond Primary
School, r. 1310 Webster
Hitchens Lizzie, widow, r. 1310 Webster
Hitching < Clothilde H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 622 Ellis
Hitchings Edward W., clerk Post Office, r. 622 Ellis
Hitchings William J., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 122
Post
Hite Gold Mining Co., W. S. Chapman president, John
E. Mason secretary, John I. Minear, su]>erintendeiit
office 306 Pine, room 6
Hite Henry H., melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
Berkeley
Hitt Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hitte Brothers (Theodore and Eugene) bakers, 1510 Du-
pcnt
Hitte Eugene (Hitte Bros.) r. 1510 Dupont
Hitte John F., restaurant, 521 Montgomery, r. 809 Paci
flc
Hitte T. Celestin, waiter, r. 210 Montgomery At
Hitte Theodore (Hitte Bros.) r. 1510 Dupont
Hittell Carlos J., artist, r. 808 Turk
Hittell Catherine H. Miss, r. 808 Turk
Hittell John S., journalist, r. 1216 Hvde
Hittell Theodore H., attorney at law, 320 California, r.
808 Turk
Hiteeroth Lorenzo D., foreman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 120i Silver
Hixon George, r. 227 Second
Hixon Julia F., widow, r. 133 Page
Hixon Lloyd G., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2310
Washington
Hixson Hester E., widow, r. 832 Valencia
Hixson Isabel B. Miss, saleslady The Maze, r. 133 Page
Hixson Julia R. Miss, seamstress RiLssian Fur Co., r. 417
Mason
f^T' Hixson. See Hiekson
Hjelte Franz A., tailor, 105 Stockton, r. 1329 Stanyan
Hjort Han-i P., cooper Lachman i Jacobi, r. 64 Tehama
Hjul Edward H., blacksmith Cal. Wire Wks, r. 2615
Leavenworth
H Jl'L H.4.XS H., restaurant, 426 .Montgomery, r. i)2;-i
Filbert
Ho Sun, Chinese interpreter Comptoir National D'Es-
compte de Paris, 714 Sacramento
Hoadley Charles, painter, r. 1611 Lyon
Hoa lley George C, dentist, r. 733 Twenty-third
HoadleV G. Willoughbv, clerk J. K. Cooper & Co.. r.
1211 Bush
Hoadley Milo, contractor and builder, r. 2906 Bush
Hoafer Joseph, barber, r. 8 Laussat
Hoafer Joseph, bottler, r. 512 Waller
Hoag, physician, r. 413 Jones
HOAG C'H.4RLES «'.. publisher 0\ir Society Blue
Book of San Francisco and surroundings, 179 Crocker
Bllg, r. Palace Hotel
Hoag J. , upholsterer A. Mackay & Son, 715 Market
Hoag James W. (Hoag & King) r. 8184 Gearj-
HoagJared C, journalist, 179 Crocker Bldg, r. 14^.o
O'Farrell
Hoag Jesse G., carpetlayer A. Mackay & Son, r. 2oV
Franklin
Hoag J. Ja.sper, law student, 179 Crocker Bldg, r. 14i;'i
O'Farrell
Hoag Jonathan K., rigger, r. 55 Second
Hoag Minnie, widow, r. 1445 Leavenworth
Hoag O. H. Jr., solicitor Our Society Blue Book, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Hoag Walter R. , salesman Charles A. Bailey, r. Berke
ley
Hoag William M., capitalist, 302 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 801 Leavenworth
Hoag & King (James W. Hoag and Francis S. King) pub-
lishers and proprietors The Machinery Exchange,
510 Montgomerj-, room 13
. gS- Hoag. See Hoge and Hogue
Hoagland George H., compositor Examiner, r. 1238 Bush
Hoagland John F. , painter G. B. De Ferrari
Hoagland Richard H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Hoak John, malster Hibemia Brewerj-
Hoar Annie E., widow, r. 2633 Harrison
Hoar Charles C, ironmolder Thompson Bros., r. 517
Folsom
Hoar Edward P., plumber, r. 317 Bryant
Ho3r John, bugger washer R. B. Milroy & Co., r. :U
Ecker
Hoar John, cooper, r. 317 Bryant
F. A. ROBBIiNS PRESS WORKS
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Hoar John, laborer, Golden Gate Park, r. 454 Tenth
Hoar John .vl., butcher, r. 317 Bryant
Hoar William, r. 178 Minna
Hoardon John, uaqienter, r. •2229 Filbert
Hoare Charles W., bookkeejier. r. 509^ Fulton
Hoare Joseph, hoseman Engine 11, r. Twelfth Av South
bet N and P
Hoare Robert, plumber, r. 307 Seventh
Hoarward George, cook, r. 114 Pacific
Hobart Benjanun F., salesman Deere Implement Co.,
r. Oakland
HOBAKT KUILDIKU, N ^« Market opposite Second
Hobart Estate Co., James Cross ])resident, C. T. Bridge
secretary, 532 Market
Hobart John, clerk, r. 23(i CoUingwood
Hobart John, laborer, r. 9 Michigan
Hobart John L., agent Atlas Tack Corporation, 45
Second, r. Alameda
Hobart John R., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. (Oakland
Hobart Pearl M. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 301C Sacramento
Hobart Walter H., r. SW Van Ness Av and Washington
Hobart William W., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
3016 Sacramento
Hobbert Henry T., janitor Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 110 Devisadero
Hobbose Eugene, clerk, r. 710 Buchanan
Hobbose Frederick, clerk E. K. Aldrich, r. 71o Bu-
chanan
Hobbose Julia, widow, r. 710 Buchanan
Hobbs Benjamin, steward, r. 1426 Mason
Hobbs Clarence L., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Lorin, Cal.
Hobbs Elvira W., widow, r. 30 Liberty
Hobbs Frank G., clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co., r. 1708
Geary
Hobbs Frederick, r. 1016 Bush
Hobbs Frederick F,, broker Western Meat Co., 132 Cali-
fornia, r. 914 Taylor
Hobbs Hirani H., speculator, r. 1708 Geary
Hobbs James M., buyer Cutting Packing Co., r. 1016
Bush
Hobbs Jennie Miss, porcelain painting, r. 170 Gear\-
Hobbs John, musician, r. 921 Webster
Hobbs John H., clerk George Morrow & Co., r. 170S
Geary
HOBBS JOH.\ li. C. i Hobbs, Wall & Co.) and vice-
president S. II. Harmon Lumber Co., 42 Market,
room 3, and Supervisor llth Ward, r. 30 Liberty
Hobbs Leonard, waiter, r. 817 Howard
Hobbs Martin, musician, r. 921 Webster
Hobbs Mary, widow, cashier, r. 1013 Twentieth
Hobbs Patrick, r. 3125 Mi s on
Hobb< Sarah, widow, r. 3125 Mission
Hobbs Sedlev, foreman, r. 1021 Valencia
HOBBS, WALL & CO.. .....nK.c.
Hobl»« and Joseph ii. >Vall> boxniakers,
and agents steamer Crescent City, 314-:VJ4
i^pear. Telephone DIatn 137
HOBBS, WALL & CO.
Box Manufacturers
314=324 SPEAR STREET
Proprietors Elk Hiver mills, Crescent City
Clear Spruce for sale in quantities to suit. Redwood
Cargoes sawed to order.
Office of Steamer CRESCENT CITY, for Crescent City
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Hobbs Wilson F., shipjHng clerk John VVieland Brewery,
r. 1708 Geary
gS' Hobbs. See Hopps
Hobe Augusta Miss, teacher Pacific Avenue Primary
School, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe Elsie A., widow, r. 604 Ca])p
HOBE GEORGE J., secretarj' Masonic Cemetery-
Association, 42 Masonic Temple, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe Harry K., patternmaker, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe Sophie A. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 604 Capp
Hobe William F., r. 604 Capp
Hoben Harry, master njariner. r. 1611 Folsom
Hoberg Paul, apprentice Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 317
Twenty-third
Hobro Frederick, clerk, r. 3232 Sacramento
Hobro James S. , plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 2613 Clay
rlUDnU W. 1J.9 master plaiuber, ;38-
7;{0 >Vashiagtua, Telephone Main 835, r.
2(il3 Clay
Hobro William Jr., plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 2613 Clay
Hobron G. , rancher, r. Royal House
Hobron Harriet S., widow, r. 1 Perry
Hobron S. Harris, fireman S. P. Co. , r. 1 Perry
Hobson Charles B., paying and note teller Mutual Sav-
ings Bank, r. 412 Leavenworth
Hobson Elida F. Mrs. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 2131
Sacramento
Hobson Ellen M., widow, r. 305 Minna
Hobson Henry, carpenter Isaac Levy, r. 17 West Mission
HOBSO\ HOII8E THE, Thomas R. Hobson proprie-
tor, 417 Kearny
HOBSO.\ JOSEPH W., agent Sanitas Grape Food,
408 Sutter, r. 1424b Washington
Hobson Mary A. Mrs. , r. 2519 Octavia
Hobson R. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Central Court
HOB.SO.\ THOMAS R., proprietor The Hobson
H(Hise, 417 Kearny, r. Alameda
Hobson William J., longshoreman, r. 310 Montgomery
Av
Hobson William G., secretary Yokohama Tea Importing
Co. , 204 Sixth, r. 312 Eddy
Hobson William T., traveling salesman Clabrough,
Gnlcher & Co., r. 1220 Jackson
Hnbsten Edward, tailor, r. 2508 Leavenworth
HOBIJRG FRANK T. (Boyd, Fifield & Hoburg) at-
torney at la , 324 Pine, rooms 11-14, r 431 Bartlett
Hoburg Marv, widow, r. 726 Rid ey
Hoburg Richard, r. 726 Ridley
Hob\irg William, laborer Custom House, r. 236 CoUing-
wood
Hoch Julius A. (Contant & Hoch) r. 1124 Powell
Hochbrunn Dora Miss, clerk, r. 1139^ Stevenson
Hochbrunn Edith Miss, milliner, r. 1139J Stevenson
Hochbrunn Emma Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg & Son, r.
1139i Stevenson •
Hochbrunn Henry, barber, r. Il39i Stevenson
Hochderffer Fred, compositor Call, r. 116 Sixth
Hochheimer Julia Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary
School, r. 1923 Devisadero
Hochheimer Simon Mrs., widow, r. 1923 Devisadero
Hochholzer Edward H., stock clerk California Gas Fix-
ture Co. , r. Alameda
Hochmuth Charles B. , steward Union Iron Wks, r. 512
Connecticut
Hochreuter Mary, widow, r. 225 Fifteenth
Hochstadter Robert B. (Langerman & Hochstadter) r.
2226 Sacramento
Hochstadter Simon, capitalist, r. 1308 Post
Hochstadter William, capitalist, r. 1322 Sutter
Hochstein Adolph, accountant, r. 730 Haight
Hock Charles (T. Hock & Son) r. 422 Golden Gate Av
Hock Charles C., expressman, r. 1313J Mason
Hock Clarence, driver, r. 1224 Turk
Hock E. J., r. Russ House
Hock Henry, liquors, (i23 East, r. 1224 Turk
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C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market StrMt
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
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Hock Henrv, musician, r. 6311 Ash Av
Hoek Henry T. Jr., musician.'r. 1224 Turk
Hock T. A: Sou (Tobias and Charles)masous and builders,
516 Kearnv and 16 Post
Hock Tobias (T. Hock & Son) 422 Golden Gate Av
Hockemeyer Henrj", groceries and liquors, SW cor Hattie
and Merritt
Hockenbrock Hannah Miss, r. Lenox Hotel
Hockenbun- C, drirer Pacific Carriage Co., r. 767 Na-
toma
Hocker Joseph M. F., inspeet4ir Custom House, r. 954
Bush
Hockersmith Josej* W., shipper, r. Sixth Av South
bet L and M
Hockett Eugene, clerk Western Union Tel Co., r. 2405
Octa\ia
Hockin John M., r. 2820 Pine
Hockintr Samuel, carpenter, r. 902 Montgomery
Hocking William J. (Wi-ht & Hocking) r. lOlOi Hyde
Hockins William F., plumber W. D. Hobro, r. Alameda
Hocks Oscar, bartender James Schwartz, r. 124 Fulton
Hockson James, teamster A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Hodde Frank, barber, 1510 Kentucky, r.llOS^ Tennessee
Hoddell Catherine Mrs., ironer La Grande Laundrj-, r.
61 2i Mariposa
Hfidel John, waiter, r. 327 Montgomerj- Av
Hodis August B., barber John Fleischman, r. 18 Han-
over PI
Hodgdon Frank, clerk, r. 1014 Treat Av
Hodgdon H. F., collector Madison & Burke, r. 'J12
Steiner
Hodgdon H. K., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. East Oak-
land
Hodgdon James P., freight acent, r. 109 Bartlett
Hodge Ann, widow, r. 808i Union
Hodsre Benjamin O. , proprietor The Burnett, r. 1364
Market
Hodge Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 218 Eleventh
Hodge Frank H., traveling salesman, r. 1364 Market
Hodse Man- J., widow, r. 629 Eddy
Hodge Michael, teamster, r. 338 Union
Hodge Michael J., teamster, r. 338 Union
Hodge Xewton D., solicitor New York Life Ins. Co., r.
1314 Hayes
Hodge Richard, teamster, r. 338 Union
HOIIGE ROBERT, cloaks and suits, 8-14 Fifth
Hodge Thomas, manager Hills Bros., 23 California, r. 629
dentist, edi-
HODGEN JOSEPH D.,
tor Pacific Coa>t Dental, secretary State
Board of Dental Examiners, office and r.
100.) !»atter
Hodgeiis Amy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1419 Pacific
Hodgens D. tdward, plumber, r. 1419 Pacific
Hodgerton Albert, real estat* agent, r. 912 Steiner
Hodges Albeit P., traveling salesman F. W. Spencer &
Co., r. 127 Fourteenth
Hodges Charles, boatman, r. 4 Hodges Alley
Hodges George, driver Log Cabin Bakery, r. 71 Henry
Hodges Harry C, attorney at law, Knox Collection
Agency, r. Alameda
Hodges John, barber William H. Edmondson, r. 631 Sac-
ramento
Hodges John J., boatman, r. 4 Hodges Alley
Hodges Julia, widow, r. 1119^ Howard
Hodges Mary, widow, domestic 1815 Sutter
Hodges Mar\- L., widow, r. 416 Hermann
Hodges Nettie Mrs., r. 327 Ellis
Hodges Robert S., furrier, 108 Powell, r. 336 O'Farrell
Hodges William C., restaurant, 704 Howard, r. 118
Fourth
Hodges William M., actor, r. 931 Lombard
UODCHEAD BEVERLV L., attorney at law, 40
Mills Bldg., 8th floor, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.,
Cal.
Hodgkin Commercial Co. (incorporated) De Courcey ^^ .
Hodgkins president. Miss Bertha L. Hare secretar'. .
lumber, lime and cement, 906 Railroad Av '_
Hodgkin De Courcey W. , president Hodgkin Commer-
cial Co., 906 Railroad Av ^ 4
Hodgkins Harry, brassfounder W. T. Garratt * Co., r.
1615 Jones
Hodgkins J. Henrj-, cari>eiiter Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r,
3410 Sacramento
Hodgkins L. O. Mrs., widow, r. 3410 Sacramento
Hodgkins Patrick, laborer, r. 341 Jessie
Hodgkins Sylvester F., carpenter, r. 1615 Jones
Hodgkins William L., salesman, 238 Noe
Hodgkins William M., clerk 0. R. and N. Co., r. t
Gabriel PI
Hodgkinson Francis Miss, t«acher Girls' High School, r
1513 Pierce
Hodgkinson Katherine Miss, teacher John Swett Gruii.
mar School, r. 1513 Pierce
Hodgkinson Mary Miss, artist, r. 1513 Pierce
Hodgkinson Mary A., widow, r. 1513 Pierce
Hodgman Frank L. , teamster, r. SW cor Steiner :. ■
Waller
Hodgon J. P., adjuster S. P. Co., r. 109 Bartlett
Hodgson Norman, master mariner, r, 320 Drumm
Hoditz Alois, glove cutter B. Blumeiithal & Co., r. 20.'
Prospect PI
Hodnett George, waiter, r. 299 Clementina
Hodnett James C., plumber, r. 309 Seventeenth
Hodnett Jeremiah W., shipping clerk, r. 309 S€\e: -
teenth
Hodnett John, carrier Post Office, r. 643 Post
Hodnett May Miss, stenographer Paraffine Paint Co., r.
309 Seventeenth
Hodnett William, teamster, r. 311 Seventeenth
Hodnett Winnie Miss, operator Western Union Tel. C
r. 309 Seventeenth
Hoebel Jacob E. , carriage trimmer, 325 Sixth, r. I-
Verona
Hoeber Adolph, r. 2710 Devisadero
Hoeber Eugene G. L., printer, r. 1096 Sixteenth
Hoeck H., clerk, r. Commercial House
Hoeck Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1318 Brjant
Hoeckele Frank, groceries and liquors, 1302 Kearny
Hotckele Louis, merchant, r. 516 Franklin
Hoeckele Robert, apprentice, r. 516 Franklin
Hoeckele William, clerk Stange & Jaenicke, r.
Franklin
Hoecker C. H. & Co. (Charles H. and John Hoeck
grocers, 829 Polk
H.iecker Charles H. (C. H. Hoecker k Co.) r. 829 Polk
Hoecker John (C. H. Hoecker & Co.) r. 829 Polk
Hoee Edward, laborer, r. 3 Magner PI
Hoefer Frederica, widow, r. 637 Vallejo
Hoefer John, salesman Abraham Wolfe, r. 637 Valleju
Hfpefer William, butcher, NE cor Sutter and Larkin
r^- Hoefer. See Hoffer
Hoeffer George F., attorney at law. 536 Kearny, rooi;
Hoefle Max, brewer S. F. S"tock Brewerj-, r. 2118 Po\\
HOEFLER irDWie M., attorney at law, \a
Garber, Boalt & Bishop, r. 2628 Brjant
Hoefler Mary E., widow, r. 2628 Brjant
Hoefner Joseph, packer Mark Strouse
Hoeft Catherine, widow, r. 239 Twelfth
Hoeft Helena M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Jones
Hoeg .\lice M. Miss, teacher, r. 935 Golden Gate Av
Hoeg Charles H., r. 935 Golden Gate Av
Hoegemann Edward B., bookkeeper Donohoe-Kell>
Banking Co. , r. Oakland
Hoegemann Julius, groceries and liquors, 645 Valencia.
r. 346 Eighteenth
Hoeges Jacob (Jacob Hoeges & Co.) and proprietor En -
pire House, 636 C mmercial, r. 246 Third
Hoeges Jacob & Co. (Jacob Hoeges and Diedrich Da: .
ers) proprietors New Pleasanton Hotel, 715 Ho«,.
and Grand Hotel 246 Third
Hoehn Caroline, varieties, 1135 Twenty-fourth
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Hnehn Charles, butcher, r. 920 Buchanan
Tlochn Cbaries, iron molder, r. 1135 Twenty-fourth
flcelin John G., r. 300 Hayes
Hdclin Lena Miss,. dressmaker, r. 1135 Twenty-fourth
Hoelin Mary, widow, dressmaking, 1135 Twenty-fourth
Hoehn May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1135 Twenty-fourth
Hoehna Adolph, clerk Cal. Clock Co., r. "2 Cumberland
PI
Hoehna Charles, clerk, r. 2 Cumberland PI
Hoehna William, with William Hatteroth, r. 2 Cumber-
land PI
Hoeker John, bartender Concordia Club
iS" Hiielje. See Holje
Hiielle Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 493 Fourth
Hoclsoher Arthur G, clerk A. Schilling k Co., r. 114
Devisadero
Hoelscher Bernhart, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hoelscher Eliza Mrs. (William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 114
Devisadero
Hdflscher Frank, clerk, r. 232 Van Ness Ax-
il..elscher Victor F., salesman M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. 114 Devisadero
HOELSCHER WILLIAM A CO. (Mrs. Eliza Hoel-
scher, Edmund Schnutenhaus and Louis Pockwitz)
importers and dealers wines and liquors, NW cor
Turk and Taylor
Hoelscher William F., bookkeeper Rudolph Mohr,
r. 114 Devisadero
Hoeltzel Daniel, hostler, r. 420 McAllister
Hotne Joseph, foreman, r. 331b Oak
Hoenes John R. , clerk Garber, Boalt & Bishop, r. 2ti28
Bryant
Hoenes Louis W., butcher, r. 3575 Minna
Hoenes William H., clerk Garber, Boalt & Bishop, r.
2628 Bryant
Hoenig Adolph, tailor, r. 217 Post
Hiwnig Jacob H., electrician, r. 128.^ Seventh
Hoenne Emil, carpenter, r. 431 Fifteenth
Hoei)er George W., bookkeeper Jersey Farm Co., r. 628
Jersey
Hoepfner Paul, clerk John H. Schmidt, r. 336 Haj'es
Hoepner Cornelius, tinsmith Wild & Spear, r. 873 Bry-
ant
Hoermiann Louise, domestic 1457 Leavenworth
Hoerschner Charles, inspector Custom House, r. 1927
Sutter
Hoertkorn Charles, machinist Murray Bros., r. 910 Val-
lejo
Hoesch Henry, capitalist, r. 1216 Clay
Hoesch Henry F., clerk Syz & Co., r.
Hoesch John,'r. 430 Gfeary
Hoesch Josephhie Mrs., r. 2143 Mission
Hoesch Mamie Miss, r. 2143 Mission
H.iesoh William, clerk Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 409 Post
Hoeschler Peter P., shoemaker, 2016 Mason
Hoisly Henry G., blacksmith Henry B. Schindler, r.
Oakland
Hoetzel Joseph, cutler, r. 26| Clinton Park
Hoe\er Charles, painter, r. 1 Chatham PI
Hocy Charles F., salesman John Hoey, r. 1315 Devisa-
dero
Hoey Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 157 Seventh
Hoey Eugene W., entry clerk John Hoey, r. 3024 Sacra-
mento
Hoe> George, carpenter, r. 1501 Polk
Hoey George, clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Hoey Henrj J., salesman John Hoey, r. 3324 Sacramento
Hoey Henry P. , civil engineer, r. 157 Seventh
Hoey James, helper U. S. Mint, r. 477 Jessie
Hoey James, wood and coal, 220 Eighth
Hoey Jennie, widow, r. 3024 Sacramento
nUtl JUnll) wholesale nianul'actiirer
and dealer in parlor suit!«, sofa l»ed<«, brd-
dlns and apholsterer.-i' .sapplle.o, 716-^718
niSHion, Tflephoue Main 5639,
nevl.sadero
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVP:.=?I<ET street
Vi'-Stairs, oi'P. Palace Hotkl.
Mr.iiy Novelties in Inirorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Hoey John A., r. 119 Clinton
Hoey Joseph M., tanner, r. 531J Seventh
Hoey Lawrence, seaman, r. 16a Stanlj' PI
Hoey Lawrence, wool sorter, r. 531 J Seventh
Hoey Nicholas J., pressman Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1122
Larkin
Hoey Robert, plumber, r. 329 Vallejo
Hoev Thonun, bartender, r. 531^ Seventh
8^ Hoey See Hov
Hofacher Frederick, cook Christian Knutte, r. 425J
Clementina
HOFBUKO BRRU'ERY, office 403 Market
Hofen Willianj C, clerk H. Maston, r. Presidio Reserva-
tion
Hofer Herman, litho-printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. Oak-
land
Hoferechter Emil, r. 101 Jackson
Hoff Bernard L., painter, r. 47 Hoff Av
Hofl Elias P., stickerhand, r. 1541 Mission
Hoff George F., agent, r. 718 Clementina, rear
Hoff Jacob, peddler, r. 362 Union
Hoff John, expressman, r. 3318 Gear>'
Hoff John, tailor, r. 6 August Alley
Hoff Peter L., waiter, r. H Golden Court
Hoff Samuel, r. 3 Chatham PI
Hoff Victor Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Webster
e^ Hoff. See Hough and Huff
Hoffacker Bernard J., r. 2007 Pacific Av
Hoffacker Fred, cook, r. 4255 Clementina
Hoffen Joseph B., superintendent factory Heyneraann &
Co., r. 1227 Twenty-first
Hoffer Dora Miss, rattanworker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Wks, r. 130 Fourth
Hoffer Florent, r. 11 Se.mour Av
Hoffer Gottlieb, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hoffer Sarah, widow, r. 11 Seymour Av
10" Hoffer. See Hoefer
Hoffers Hedwig Miss, teacher music, r. 927 Geary
Hoffman A., pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 444 J Natoma
Hoffman A. & H. (Abraham and Harry) mnfrs clothing,
523 Market
Hoffman Abraham (A. Jt H. Hoffman) r. 606 Geary
Hoffman Albert, laborer, r. 810i Battery
Hoffman Albert J., carriage painter, r. 65 Everett
H .ffman Alexander & Co. (Charles and Isaac Hoffman,
and Samuel O. .\le.\ander) mnfrs clothing, 2-6 Bat-
tery
Hoffma"n Annie Miss, confectioner, r. 1717 Mission _i
Hoffman August, carpenter, r. 1260b Eighteenth
Hoffman Augusta Miss, candymaker, r. 2 Walnut A\
Hoffman Catherine L., widow, r. 1717 Mi.ssion
Hoffman Charles (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.) r. New
York
Hoffman t:harles, bottler, r. 1407 Eddy
H jffman Charles, cook, r. 537 Sacranxento
Hoffman Charles, janitor Old City Hall, r. 25a Vande-
water
Hoffman Charles, porter Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r.
925 Geary
Hoffman Charles, tanner, r. Thirty-first Av South and G
Hoffman Charles C, barber, 1724^ Market
Hoffman Charles S. D., teicher music, r. 1015 Fillmore
Hoffman Charlotte A., widow, r. 65 Everett
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tar«>r!« of bar and slore showcases oHice
ti.vturt'sand rurniture. 'j'30 . Market below
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Hoffman Daniel E., expressman, r. 709 Hvde
Hoffman David, porter Harry Unna Co., r. 615 Birch
Ay
Hoffman E. B., quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Hoffman Edmund, merchandise broker, 116 California,
room 9, r. Oakland
Hoffman Edward, sawyer .S. F. Box Co., r. 2614 How
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Hoffman Edward S., calcium light oi>erator, r. 65 Ever-
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Hoffman Elijah, r. 913 Fourteenth
Hoffman Emile, photo printer L. Thors, r. 935J Howard
Hoffman Emily Miss, tailoress, r. N\V cor Lombard and
Lyon
Hoffman Emma, widow, r. SOO Webster
Hoffman Ernest, finisher Fink & Sehindler, r. 15-21 Web-
ster
Hoffman Eugene, carpenter, r. 151S Twenty-fifth
Hoffman Frank, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Hoffman Frank J. (Hoffman. Dahl & Co.) r. Alameda
Hoffman Fred, baker, r. 21 Bridge PI
Hoffman Fred A., foreman Francis Smith & Co., r. 17-23
Leavenworth
HOFF.WAX €;. A C"0. (Gottlieb Hoffman) engravers,
die cutters and stencil cutters, 608 Sacramento
Hoffman George, conductor, r. 1124a Union
Hoffman George H., musical instruments, 624 Geary
Hoffman Gotthch (G. Hoffman & Co.) r. 1516 Mission
Hoffman Oregon-, fresco painter, r. 1814* Devisadero
Hoffman Gustave, florist, 1142 Sutter, r. 1136 Sutter
Hoffman Guy E., architect, r. 831 Sutter
Hoffman Harrv, r. 617 .Jones
Hoffman Harry (A. v^: H. Hoffman) r. 606 Geary
Hoffman Harrj", plumber, r. -2931 Folsom
Hoffman HarrV H., foreman Hoffman, Alexander & Co.,
r. 925 Gearv
Hoffman H. B. Mrs., r. 831 Sutter
Hoffman Henry, r. 909 Kearny
Hoffman Henrj-, bottler Crystal Soda Wks, r. 25a Van-
dewater
Hoffman Henrj', laborer, r. 41 Louisa
Hoffman Henry, watchman, r. 1010 Montgomery
Hoffman Henrv C, machinist Badlam Bros., r. 302
Eleventh
Hoffman Henrv E., r. 416 McAllister
Hoffman Henry H. , miner, r. Alms House
Hoffman Henri,- H., waiter .J. Hoffman, r. .'.34 Ivy Av
Hoffman Henry X. , sawfiler Enterprise Mill and Build-
ing Co., r."-23:?0 Pine
Hoffman Henry R., carrier Post Office, r. XW cor Lom-
bard and Lyon
Hoffman Herman, teacher music, r. 831 Sutter
Hoffman H. W. , woi«lturner, r. Alms House
Hoffman I. Mrs., r. 1104 Van Xess Av
Hoffman Isaac (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.)r. 11(>4 \ari
Xess Av
H(jffman Jacob, tailor, r. 986 Folsom
Hoffman Jane, widow, r. 744 Howard
Hoffman John, blacksmith, r. 909 Kearny
Hoffman John, clerk Droge Bros., r. 2105 Stockton
Hoffman John, laborer, r. 1215 Mission
Hoffman John, painter, r. 37 Dore
Hoffman John, quartermaster stmr Sm Jose
Hoffman John, tanner, r. 2945^ Folsom
Hoffman John A., quarT\-man, r. 1334 Howard
Hoffman John M., photographer, r. 913 Fourteenth
Hoffman Joseph, restaurant, 7 Tavlor, r. 231 Golden
Gate Av
Hoffman Joseph, tobacconist, r. 1428 McAllister
Hoffman Julius, solicitor Howitz & Cohn, r. 912 McAl-
lister
Hoffman Katie, domestic 114 McAllister
Hoffman Lawrence H., merchant, r. 1428 McAllister
Hoffman Lena Mrs., saleslady Albert Mueller & Co.. r.
990 Folsom
Hoffman Lizzie, widow, r. Alms House
Hoffman Louis, rancher, r. cor Thirty-first Av South
and G
Hoffman Louis J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 122
OTarrell
Hoffman Louisa, widow, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffman Martin, candymaker, r. 312 Mason
Hoffman Mary, widow, dressmaking, 521 Mission
Hoffman Mary Mrs.., dressmaker, r. 308 Fulton
Hoffman Mary L., widow, r. 632a Seventeenth
Hoffman Max, clerk Jacob Cnna, r. 1222 Ellis
Hoffman May Mrs., furnished rooms, 6-22 Market
Hoffman Melville G., cigars and t-obacco, 114 Sutter, i-.
1428 McAllister
Huffman Xewton, band sawmills, 557-563 Brannan, r.
402 Fifth
Hoffman Xicholas, butcher, r. cor Sixth and Howard
Hoffman Ogden, mining, r. 2509 Pacific Av
Hoffman Oscar, bookkeeper Jonas Erlanger & Co., r. b'M
Sutter
Hoffman Oscar, finisher Fink & Sehindler, r. 15-21 Wet
ster
Hoffman Otto, brewer, r. 16 3J Mission
Hi ffman Robert, solicitor, r. Alms House
Hoffman Roy W., millhand, r. 402 Fifih
Hoffman S. Mrs., r. 831 Sutter
Hoffman Sadie Miss, cashier, r. 1717 Mission
Hoffman Samuel, general merchandise, 418 Sixth
Hoffman Samuel A., conductor Sutter St. RR. , r. 17 li
Polk
Hoffnian Samuel M., steward, r. 1717 Mission
Hoffman Sandor, cigar dealer, r. 426 Franklin
Hoffman Seligman, broker, r. 1612 Geary
Hoffman Simon, capitalist, r. 831 Sutter
Hoffman Simon G., salesman, r. 1222 Ellis
Hoffman Solomon, peddler, r. 20 Russ
Hoffman Solomon, second-hand clothing, 904.^ Folsom
Hoffman Sophia, widow, r. 9-25 Gearv
HOFFMAX SOl'XHARD, clerk U. S. District Court
Xorthem District Califoniia, and Commissi ner V.
S. Circuit Court, 63 V. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d flour,
r. -2509 Pacific Av
Hoffman Southard Jr., clerk Smedberg & Mitchell. 1.
-2509 Pac fie Av
HOFF.nAX THE, William J. Sullivan proprietor.
601 Market
Hoffman Theodore, ho' tier, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffman William, tabine maker Hoffman Dahl & Co.. 1.
438 Clementina
HOFFMA.V '^TILLIAM F.. proprietor Xew Atlait
Hotel, 207-209 Montgomery Av
Hoffman WiUiam G., clerk Rehfisch & Co., r. 1136 Sutter
Hoffman William J., traveling salesman Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., r. 1428 McAllister
Hoffman William S. , clerk The Wertheimer Co., r. XW
cor Lombard and Lyon
Hoffmann Adolph, mnfg jeweler and watchmaker. 1."
Third, r. 10 Collingwood
Hoffmann Albert, yardman William Westerfeld, r. -271
Stevenson
Hoffmann Alf'ed, baker, r. 830 Harrison
Hoffmann Annie, domestic 803 Haight
Hoffmann Antone, laborer, r. 444J Xatoma, rear
Hoffmann August, baker, r. 772 Mission
Hoffmann Bertha Mrs., r. 131 Third
Hoffmann Brothers (Ernest, George •■ind Diedrich) gr -
ceries and liquors, XW cor Twenty-fourth and
Church
Hoffmann Brothers (Louis C. and Frank C.) barbers. 42
OTarrell
Hoffmann Bnnio E., machinehand, r. 13-25 Xatoma
Hoffmann C, cabinetmaker H. Friedrichs, r. ■2v':>^
Bartlett
Hoffmann C. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 1700 Leaven-
worth
Hoffmann C. Alljert, pressman Hicks-Judd Co., r. 112
Valencia
Hfiffmann Carl, dyer, 1700 Leavenworth
Hoffnmnn Catherine, widow, r. 5 Kohler PI
Hoffmann Charles A., clerk Superintendent Streets
Office, r. 212 Seventh
Hoffmann Charles F., mining engineer, 44 Xevada Bl.>.-k.
r. Oakland
Hoffmann Charles S., woodcrarver, r. 112 Valencia
Hoffmann Charles T., plumber, 823 Pacific, r. Alamni:!
Hoffmann Conrad, printer, r. 1423 Keaniy
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Hoffmann David, engineer Albany Brewery, r. Valencia
Hoffmann Diedrich (Hoffmann Bros.) r. NW cor Twcnty-
f urth and Church
Hoffmann Elizabeth, widow, bakery, 3012 Sixteenth
Hoffmann Ernest (Hoffmann Bros.) r. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Church
Hoffmann Frank, blacksmith, r. 931 Church
Hoffmann Frank C. (Hoffmann Bros.) r. 905J Mission
Hoffmann Frank S. , salesman B. J. Schmidt & Co., r.
112 Valencia
Hoffmann Fred, blacksmith, r. 1221 Webster
Hoffmann Fred Jr., blacksmith, r. 1221 Webster
Hoffmann Fred, painter, r. N s Sherman Av nr San Jose
Road, Ocean View
Hoffmann Frederick, waiter, r. ()52i Jessie
Hoffmann Fritz, bakery, 233 Eighth, r. 3009 Harrison
Hoffmann George (Hoffmann Bros.) r. 931 Church
Hoffmann George, laborer, r. 1215 Bush
Hoffmann Harrj' Jr., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 458
Guerrero
Hoffmann Henry, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 1922
Powell
Hoffmann Henry, clerk Frederick J. Oflermann, r. 1421
Harrison
Hoffmann Henry, musician, r. 212 Grove
Hoffmann Henry E., plumber Charles T. Hoffmann, r.
Alameda
Hoffmann H. Louis, compositor California Demokrat
Publishing Co., r. 5 Kohler's PI
Hoffmann J. Henry H., liquors, 609 Montgomery, r. 323i
Minna
Hoffmann John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Hoffmann John D., draughtsman, 44-45 Nevada Block,
r. 626 Eddy
Hoffmann Joseph, groceries, 1922 Powell
Hoffmann Katie, dnmestic 1732 Broadway
Hoffmann Lillie, clerk, r. 3012 Sixteenth
Hoffmann Louis C. (Hoflmanii Bros.) r. 905i Mission
Hoffmann Louis U., woodcarver, 105 Beale, r. 112 Va-
lencia
Hoffmann Mao' Mrs., tailor, r. 429 Clementina
Hoffmann Meta, widow, r. 1015 Vermont
Hoffmann Paul, brewer, r. 5c Vassar PI
Hoffmann Peter G., salesman California Wagon and Car-
riage Co., r. 534 Bu>h
Hoffmann Philip, compositor Cal. Demokrat Publishing
Co., r. 1226 Kearny
Hoffmann Rudolph, groceries, 807 Howard
Hoffmann Victor Jr., contractor brick work, office 16
Post, r. Alameda
Hoffmann W. E., steward, r. 220 Pacific
Hoffmann William A., blacksmith, r. 1221 Webster
Hoffmeister Frederick, engineer S. F. and San Mateo
Ry, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
HoffmeyerCarl F., carpenter, r. 544 Diamond
Hoffmeyer Frank, carbuilder Cal. Car Wks, r. 1319 Fol-
som
Hoffmeyer Joseph, beveler Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 15 Sono a
Hoffmeyer Niels J. , engineer Kohler & Van Bergen, t.
403 California Av
Hoffmeyer Peter, baker, r. 1126 Mission
Hoffmeyer Volmer A. H., teacher mu-<ic, 26 O'Farrell
Hoffner" Charles, longshoreman r. 313J Bryant
Hoffschneider William, vice-president The Joseph Win-
terburn Co., 417 Clay, r. East Oakland
Hoffschneider William Jr., electrotyper The Joseph
Winterbum Co., r. East Oakland
Hofiiiger Jacob, liquors, r. E s Mission nr West Av
Hofinghoff Frederick, clerk Cal. Demokrat Pub. Co.,
r. 912i Post
Hofle Marie Miss, domestic 1422 Masonic .\v
Hoflich Max, cutt r Russian Fur Co., r. 2008 Golden
Gate Av
HofmanAntone (Gerner & Hofman) r. 292 Valencia,
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Hofman August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hofman Brace, millhand, r. 402 Fifth
Hofman Christian, baker, r. 54a Clementina
Hofman Henry, capitalist, r. 704 Post
Hofman Max, machinist Risd.m L and L. Wk.s
land
Hofmann Adele, widow, r. 2414 Sacramento
Hofmann August, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
r. 127 Locust Av
HOFMAKN BKOTUER!^ (Elias and Isaac L.) ))ro-
prietors Pacific Butchers' Sujjply Co., 770 Mission '
Hofmann Edward, foreman Metropolitan Match Co., r.
607i Pine
Hofmann Elias (Hofman Bros.) r. 911 Elhs
Hofmann George, porter, r. 2439 Larkin
Hofmann Isaac L. (Hofman Bros, and Hofmann k
Woenne) r. 911 Ellis
Hofmann Jacob, wholesale butcher, 8-9 City Hall Markwt,
r. 1614 Broderick
Hofmann Jacob Jr., clerk Jacob Hofmann, r. 1614 Broil-
erick
Hofmann Jrhn, horseshoer, r. 435 Pine
Hofmann Joseph, t' amster, r. 561 Fourth
nOFMAXN JOSEPH A., bookseller and stationer,
207 Montgomery, r. 1219 Bush
HOF3IANN LOUIS, groceries, 341 Eddy, r. 222 Leaven-
worth
Hofmann Louis, woodturner, r. 9 Hampshire
Hofmann Matthaus, liquors, SW cor Broderick and Ton-
quin, r. 3119 Fillmore
Hofmann Richard, collector Leo E. Alexander* Bro.,
r. 2414 Sacramento
Hofmann Richard H., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
Berkeley, Cal.
Hofmann Walter A., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
2414 Sacramento
Hofmann & Woenne (Isaac L. Hofmann and Emil Woenne)
pork and provision packers, 707 Market
eSf Hofmann. See Hoffman, Hoffmann and Hofman
Hofmeister Charles, carder, r. 1223 Filbert
Hofmeister David, packer Leege & Mills, r. 1223 Filbert
Hofmeister Engelhart, baker, r. 1223 Filbert
Hofmeister George, teamster, r. 1223 Filbert
Hofmeister Henry J., boxraaker, r. 1223 Filbert
Hofmeister John, waiter, r. 243 Minna
Hofmeister Julius S., carpenter, r. 992 Noe
Hofmeister William, tinsmith, r. 1223 Filbert
Hofstetter Hermann, blacksmith. Railroad Av nr Six
teenth Av South
Hofstrasser John, molder, r. 333 Twelfth
Hofvendahl Julius, bakery, 1139 Folsom
Hogan Andrew, teamster, r. 1070 Second Av
Hogan B. J., clerk The Pacific Transfer Co.,
Hogan Charles, cariienter, r. 404 Broadway
Hogan Charles F., apprentice Sullivan & Reilly, r. l(>.«i
Hogan Charles J., insjiector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 3
Eldridge , . .„..^_
Hogan Cornelius W., wood, coal, hay and gram, 2(..i.
Harrison
Hogan Daniel, gas fitter J. P. Groom & Co.
Hogan Daniel, laborer, r. 115 Welsh
Hogan Daniel, purser stmr Point Loma,
Cisco „
Hogan Daniel M., engineer, r. 3 Freelon
Hogan David, bartender, r. 750 Minna
HoganDavidH.,bartender,r. 603 Eddy
Hogan Dennis, wood and coal, 13 Dikeman PI, r. !i
los PI
Hogan Dennis E., stonecutter, r. 810 Howard
Hogan Dennis J., miller, r. 10 Bruce PI
Hogan Edward, engineer, r. 1311 J Kearny
Hogan Edward, laborer, r. 57 Shipley
Ho"Tin Edward C, longshoreman, r. 343 Fremont
Hogan Edward J., painter, r. 632 Capp
Hogan Edward J., waiter stmr Mariposa,
Home
Oaklaiii
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(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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HOG
Hdgati Edward M., plumber, 417 O'Farrell, r. 330 Twen
ty-setoud
Hi-Hran Ekiward P., »Tapi>er O'Connor, M^ffatt & Co., r.
(J13 .Jessie
Hogau Elizabeth Miss, r. 700 .Jones
Hoffan Ellen Miss, furnished rooms, 822 Mission
Hogan Ellen, widow, r. 503 Folsom
Hoeran Elddie Miss, r. 700 Jones
Uogan Franjw, cooper, r. 23 Norfolk
Hogran Frank R., cooper, r. 23 Norfolk
Hog-an Frederick, laborer, r. 113 Eleventh
Hi>,'an CSeorge, laborer, r. i Converse
Hogan Geori^'e, mountar Schussler Bros., r. 16W Market
Hogan Georg^e W., deputv Superintendent of Streets, r.
103 Fillm-ire
UOV.W HOWARD H., wholesale grocer, 104-106
Pine, r. in4THaiyht
Hogan .J., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho Co., r.
320 Day
Hii^n James, contractor, r. N\V cor Washington and
Cherrj
Hogan James, contract4jr, r. 924 Fulton
Hogan .James, laborer, r 1121i Vallejo
Hogan James, plasterer, r. 1225 Green
Hogan James E. , bartender, r. 1776 Howard
Hogan James G. ( Beede & Hogan) r. 29 Grant Av
Hogan James. I., plumber Edward Hogan, r. Oakland
H«eAX JAMES M., law and coUection office, 308
California, r. 819 Page
Hi>gan James P., plumber, r. 1312 Mason
Hogan Jane, widow, r. 608 Natoma
Hogan John, engineer, r. 733 Nat<ima
Hogan John, laborer, r. 35 Fourteenth
Hijgan John, laborer, r. 142 Pern-
Hogan John, laborer, r. 333 Thirteenth
Hogan John, laborer, r. 1039 York
Hogan John, liquors, SW cor Baker and Beach
H igan John, longshoreman, r. 74 Clementina
Hogan John, seaman, r. 315 Francisco
Hogan John, teamster, r. 1225 Green
H )gan John, teamster, r. 1910 Mission, rear
Hogan John A. Mrs. (Hogan & Co.) r. 328 Twelfth
Hogan John I., horseshoer, r. 1039 York
Hogan John R., clerk, r. 1.516 Dolores
Hogan Joseph, laborer, r. 1 Glover
Hogan Joseph, carrier Post Office, r. 913 Haight
Hogan Joseph R., clerk S. P. Co.
Hogan Kate Miss, r. 1039 York
Hogan Katharine, widow, r. 613 Jessie
Hogan Katharine Miss, clerk, r. 673 Clementina
Hogan Kathleen Miss, r. 1018 Hampshire
Hogan LawTence. ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 14'i
Tliirteenth
Hogan Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1039 York
Hogan Lucy, widow, r. 144^ Clara
Hogan Moirie Miss, clerk Am. Tobacco Co., r. 810 How-
ard
Hogan Mamie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 206 Oak
H<>gau Mamie E. Miss, hookkeeiier Hogan & Co., r. 328
Twelfth
Hogan Margaret, widow, r. Ill Clinton
Hogan Margaret, widow, r. 2222 Post
Hogan Martin C. (Hogan & Crummey) r. 212 Fourteenth
Hiigan Mary, domestic 699 Polk
Hogan Mar}-, widow, r. 24| Glover
Hogan Mary, widow, r. 747 Tehama
Hogan Mary, widow, r. 1000 Washington
Hogan Mary A., widow, r. 829a Howard
Hogan Marv A. Mrs., teacher Starr KiugPriuiarv School,
r. 724 Turk
Hogan ilary E., domestic 2308 Jackson
Hogan M. C., Cfwk stmr San Bias. r. 28 Hawthorne
Hogan Michael, engineer, r. Alms House
Hogan Michael (Hogan & Co. ) r. 463 Valencia
Hogan Michael, lalwrer, r. 317 Third
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 673 Clementina
Hogan Michael, loneshoreman, r. 241 Fremont
Hogan Michael, proprietor Garfield Hotel, NE cor Fill-
more and Chestnut
Hogan Michael Jr., shoemaker, r. 673 Clementina
Hogan Michael A. , 2d officer stmr Encinal, r. 263 Minna
Hogan Michael J., r. 645 Oak
Hogan Nora, domestic 2512 Clay
Hogan Patrick, r. 128| Freelon
Hogan Patrick, carrier Report, r. 1717 Hyde
Hogan Patrick, bagmaker, r. 1 Glover
Hogan Patrick, hostler, r 237 Stevenson
Hogan Patrick, teamster, r. 843 Eighteenth
Hogan Patrick J., chiropodist, r. 675 Mission
Hogan Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 1516 Dolores
Hogan Robert, detective, r. 1614 Eddy
Hogan Robert E., paperhanger, r. 632 Capp
Hogan Rose, widow, r. 1070 Second Av
Hogan Samuel, furniture finisher, r. 2039 Harrison
Hogan T. Miss, clerk T. R. Constant, r. 2200^ Fillmore
Hogan T. U., master stmr Bonita
Hogau Thomas, clerk, r. 1701 Mission
Hogan Thomas, ironer La Grande Laimdry, r. ;
Twelfth
Hogau Thomas, painter, r. 608 Natoma
Hogan Thomas, seaman, r. 334 Main
Hogan Thomas, sjiecial policeman, r. 1519J Mason
Hogan Thomas C, r. 146 Silver
Hogau Thomas G , mnfrs' agent, r. 222 Haight
Hogan Thomas J. , gardener, r. 1701 Mission
Hogan Thomas J., phimber, r. 1039 York
Hogan Timothy, hostler, r. 935 Fifteenth
Hogan William, r. 733 Natoma
Hogan William, r. 1417 Sacramento
Hogan William, clerk The Pac. Transfer Co., r. 570a
Folsom
Hogan William, longshoreman, r. 74 Clementina
Hogan William, peddler, r. 442 Seventeenth
Hogan William, shoemaker, r. 673 Clementina
Hogan William, student, r. 1551 Mission
Hogan William, teamster, r. 448 Fifteenth
Hogan William A., cooper, r. 322 Twelfth
Hogan William D., cooper, r. 217 Third
Hogan William F., engineer Olympic Club, r. 146 Silver
Hogan Williau H., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 1206 Leavenworth
Hogan William J., stenographer Henley & Costello, r.
Redwood City
Hogan William P., clerk, r. 1516 Dolores
Hogan & Co. (Mrs. John H. and Michael Hogan) coopers,
34-38 Clay
Hogan & Crummey (Martin C. Hogan and Hugh Crum-
mey) contractors. Seventh Av S.uth tet K and L
Hogard William F., clerk, r. 614 Hampshire
Hogberg L. , r. 1045 Market
Hoge B. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
Hoge Charles H., musician, r. 346i Waller
Hoge John, waiter, r. 1315 Page
Hoge O. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
Hoge William F., broker, r. 2217 Polk
S^" Hoge. See Hogg and Hogue
Hogelstein Leonard, pamter, r. 333 McAllister
HOeCR BROTHERS (Ht^rman C. and Ernest H.)
groceries, NW cor Turk and Hyde
Hoger Ernest H. (Hoger Bros.) r. I'.l21 Union
Hotrer Her.ry W., clerk, r. 1401 Lyon
Hoger Herman C. (Hoger Bros.) r. 1921 Union
Hotrer T., quartermaster stmr San Juan
HOGG .4LFRED H., manager W. J. Bryan, r. 227
Leavenworth
Hogg Bessie Miss, hairdressiug and maniciuing, 252 Ellis
Hogg Chailes, merchant, r. 1525 Sutter
Hogg James, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 506 Napa
HOGG JAMES, managing director Sperrv Flour Co.,
134 California, r. 2620 Buchanan
Hogg James P., rigger, r. 506 Napa
Hogg Marj- Mrs., lace mending, 1240 Bush
Ho^ Marj-, widow, r 2133 Bush
Hogg William, jeweler, 1240 Bush
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office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
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Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
HOG 76]
Hogref Frederick (Kahrs & Hogref) r. NW cor I'ost ami
Taylor
Hogrefe Julia, widow, r. 44 Thirteentli
Hogreve Edward, barber, r. 408J Sixth
Hogreve Henry, r. 124i Silver
Hogreve William H., liquors, SVV cor Saii .lose Av and
Twenty-sixth
Hogue Catherine, widow, r. 909 A'alencia
Hogue Hamilton, engineer stmr San Rafael
Hogue John E., printer, r. 446 Mhina
Hogue John F., solicitor F. J. Collins, r. 215 Mason
Hogue Joseph, shirtmaker, r. 530 Alameda
Hogue Robert B., colliery and shipping agent, 22 Cali
fomia, room 24, r. 114 Guerrero
XS" Hogue. See Hoag, Hoge and Hogg
Hohan Ptter, plumber, r. 1434 Nebraska
Hohenschild Frank, clerk, r. 402 Greenwich
Hohenschild George, carpenter, r. 23* Valparaiso
Hohenschild George, cook, r. 313 Fourth
Hohenschild Hany, carpenter, r. 402 Greenwich
Hohenschild Rafaello, widow, r. 23 ^'alparaiso
Hohenstein Louis, hedmaker, r. 321 Bush
Hohenthal Charles, r. 112fii Golden Gate Av
HOHENTHAL GUSTAVE, ......
racturer of waiters', cooks', batchers'
aud carpenters' aprons; these goods a
specialty, 153 Fifth
Hohfeld Clarence H. , collector, r. 143 Bartlett
Hohfeld Edward, teacher music, r. 143 Bartlett
Hohl Frederick, painter, r. 1709 Mason
HOHLnUti fKEDERICK, druggist, NE cor I'ulk
and Jackson, Telephone East 98, r. 1900 Polk
Hohmann August, driver, r. 1407 Stockton
Hohn B., baker, r. 637 Washington
Hohn Hermann, clerk, r. 1607 Leavenworth
Hohn John H., laundryman, r. 14 Ridley
H'lhn Ricka, domestic, r. 14 Ridley
Hohn William, clerk John F. Schwartz, r. 1301 Valencia
gS" Hohn. See Hahn and Hoehn
Hohndorf Henrv H. , cabinetmaker, r. 25 Sherwood PI
Hohneck Frederick, director Forderer Cornice Wks, 224-
228 Mission, r. 804 Taylor
Hohnemann AUifusta Mrs., millinery, 806 Eighteenth
Hohn^mann William, cellarman, r. 806 Eighteenth
Hohnick George, plumber, r. 804 Taylor
Hohnsbein Herman, waiter, r. 1 Grace Terrace
Hohorst John, professional botmist, r. 1214 Laguna
Hohwiesner Clemens (Charles Ed Heise & Co.) r. San
Rafael
HOHWIKi^NEK FREDERICK (Geo. Marcus & Co.)
r. 2706 Sacramento
Hoiles Ida Mrs., domestic 1640 Pine
Hoin Frank P. , expressman, NE cor Bush and Polk, r.
1925 Larkin
Hoin Isadore, laborer, r. 1502 Kentucky
Hoin Lewis U., clerk, r. 1925 Larkin
Hoin Pierre P. Jr., clerk, r. 1925 Larkin
Hoin Theodore S., carpenter, r. 1925 Larkin
Hoisington Mary E., widow, r. 153 Henry
HOITT IRA. «.. proprietor Hoitt's School for
Boys, Burlingame, San Mateo Co., city oflBce, Flood
Bldg, room 1
HOITT'S S€H<»©L FOR BO VS. Buriingame, San
Mateo Co., a first-class home school, prepares boys
for ar.y university or college or for business; for
catalogue and full jjarticulars address Ira G. Hoitt,
Ph. D. , master
Hoitt Ralph IL, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 030 Sutter
Holan Austin, acidmaker, r. W s Nebraska nr Yolo
Holan Peter, plumber, r. W s Nebraska nr Yolo
Holbeck Adolph, bartender, r. 1700 Sacramento
Holborn Albert R., picture mounter, r. 443 McAllister
Holbrook Anna Miss, r. 504 Third
Holbrook Benjamin, clerk Edward Ackly, r. 12 Erie
Holbrook Benjamin F., floor walker Raphael Weill &
Co., r 37 Liberty
HOL
"l^at dQSijrpassGd [a^er Beer
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
SfcND FOR CIRCULHRS.
LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CHiCHGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Holbrook Block, SE cor Market and Beale
Holbrook C. H., lumberman, r. 1906 Pierce
HOLBROOK. CHARLES, president Holbrook, Mer-
rill & Stetson, 225-227 Market and 1-17 Beale, r. 1901
\'an Ness Av
HOi.KXOOK CHARLES B., secreUry Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 94-95 Dono-
hoe B:dg. r. 321 CTipper
Holbrook Charles T., clerk Ticket Auditor's Uept S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Holbrook Frank A., assist secretarj- Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty of Children, r. 12 Erie
Holbrook George S., physician and surgeon, r. 1724
Broad wa\'
Holbrook Harr\ H., r. 605 O'Farrell
Holbrook Henry C.,r. 605O Farrell
HOLBROOK HEVRY M., treiusurer Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, 225-227 Market aud 1-17 Beale, r.
1901 Van Ness Av
Holbrook James M., edgetrimmer Buckingham &
Hecht, r. Ocean View
Holbrook J. C. Rev., president Congregational Ministers
Relief Society of California, 670 Twentieth
Holbrook Len W., engineer, r. 519Haight
Holbrook Maurice N., teamster, r. 726 Fourteenth
HOLBROOK, MERRILL <K STETSO.^ (incorpor-
ated) Charles Holbrook president, Charles Merrill
first vice-president, John F. Merrill second vice-
president, Henry M. Holbrook treasurer, William
Swartley secretary, importers and jobbers stoves
and metals, 225-23r Market and 1-17 Beale
Holbrook Samuel, bellman Pacific Union Club
HOLBROW CE4;ELIA MRS., artistic florist, .33S
Post, opp Union Square, Telephone Main 5221
Holce Charles, with Jansen & Thiele, r. 18^ Washingtfm
Av
Holcheiser Peter, butcher, r. Golden West Hotel
Holcher Catherine, widow, r. 525 Ellis
Holcom William D., real estate, 328 Montgomery, ro<mi
3, r. Oakland
Holcomb Charles H., civil engineer and licensed survey-
or, office and r. 1207 Market
Holcomb Elmira, widow, r. 224 Green
Holcomb George W., drajTiian, 108 Davis, r. 262 Oc-
tavia
HOI,C4».tlB W. A., president San Franci.sco Produce
Exchange and San Francisco Produce Exchange
Call Board Association, 425 California, r. 522 Seven-
teenth, Oakland
Holcomb William, waiter, r. 733 Market
Holcombe Cec.l J., clerk, r. 1915 Sacramento
H(jlcombe Royal A. (Holcombe & Hooke) r. 1915 Sacra-
mento
H.ilcomb.. Walter G., city agent Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 1905 Sacramento
Holcumbt; Jt Hooke (R 'yal A. Holcombe) commission
and brokerage, 116 California, room 7
Hold Oscir, r. 1163 Mission
Holden Albert C, bookkee))er Levi Strauss & Co., r
Alameda
Holden Andrew G., carrier Post Ottice, r. 611 Franklin
Holden August, longshoreman, r. 40 Minna
Holden Uavid N., carriage finisher Charles Molter, r. 514
Third
Holden Edward J. , actor, r. 145 Ellis
Holden George A., stage carpenter, r. 501 Post
Holden J., stevedore Oceanic SS. Co.
Holden James J., plumber, r. .514 Th'rd
HoMen Jemiie, saleslady Julien E. Mish, r. 624 Eddy
Holden John, lineman, r. .537 Sacramento
Holdun .lohn, watchman, r. 858 Folsoni
Holden .lohn E., cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. Berkeley
Hiildcn John E., machinist, r. 66 Hennann
Holden John M., plumber, r. 824 Green
Holden .Joseph, attorney at law, r. 141i Page
Holden Lena Miss, r. 858 Folsom
Holden Louis, wharfbuilder, r. 1 132 Hampshire
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HOLDlN IYI. a. (sniotsKior to .laiiie!i
BoMle^; neM books at aartiou price!^,
statlonerj, pocket eatlery, speotaoles,
medical books cheap. I4S Fourth
Hiiliien Martfaret, widow, r. s24 Green
Holden Mary, widow, r. 150 Dore
Holden Peter J. , laborer, r. 814 Folsom
HOLDER .SAHIEL E., president The Sawyer Tan-
ning Co. , 312 aay, r. Xapa, Cal.
Holden Samuel P., mining supplies, quicksilver and ore
buyer, 419 California, room 14, r. 2133 Vallejo
Holden Warren P., salesman, r. 801 Leavenworth
Holden William C, teamster, r. 729 Twenty-third
Holden William H.. cooper, r. Berkeley
Holden Wilson F., salesman Haskell & Muegge, r. '.I2.')
Hyde
Holdener Charles, porter, r. 245 Fourth
Holdener Elizabeth, domestic 2310 Folsom
Holdener Frank, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Holdener Joseph, laborer, r. S s Geneva Av nr Tara
Holder Anthony L., foreman Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 7801
Harrison
Holder Daniel .J., shipwright, r. 231 Castro
Holder F., waiter stmr City of Sydney
Holder Man", widow, r. 8 LawTence PI
Holder Roscoe W., r. 142 Sixth
Holder Samuel, messenger Quartennaster's Dept I'. S.
A., r. 1298 Van Xess Av
Holderer Jacob, barber, r. 5 Daw on PI
Holdersbach John P., painter, r. 1327^ Xatoma
Holdhuser Claus, laborer, r. 1620 Stockton
Holdhuser E. Mrs., nurse, r. K520 Stockton
Holdredge Joseph, clerk Palace Hardware Co., r. 2923
California
Holdredge Sarah A. Mrs. , teacher music, r. 2923 Califor-
HoldreJge Sterling M., timber, 220 Sansome, r.ioni (>
Holdredge William, clerk, r. 2923 California
Holdstein August, r. 218 Broadway
Holdsworth Bennett, car repairer, r. 420 Golden Gate
Av
Holdsworth Harry L., barber, 336 Twenty-fourth
Holdsworth Joseph A. , bartender, r. 235 O'Farrel)
Holdsworth Miles E., clerk Redlick Bros., r. 420 Golden
Gate Av
Holdsworth Thoma,*;, pilot stmr J. D. Peters, r. 1517
Grove
Holgersen William J. H., shc^cutter, r. 322i Twentv-
first
Holgim Kamona H., r. 1318 Dupont
HOLJE .UARTI\, proprietor California Glue Works,
Sixth Av South cor R, office 106 Pine, r. 1235 Po-
trero Ay
Holje William, bartender, r. X s First Av South nr
Railroad Av
Holl Eugene A. , porter, r. 72 Brosnan
Holl George, boots and shoes, 3(04 Mission
Holl Joseph, carpenter, r. 3004 Mission
Holl Julia, widow, domestic 1503 Sterner
Holladay Charles R., atUjrney at law, 606 Montgomerj-,
room 10
Holladay E. Burke (Holladay & Holladay) r. NE cor Clay
and Octavia
Holladay Samuel W. (Holladay & Holladay) r. XE cor
Clay and Octavia
HOLLAD.41 A HOLL.l»Al (Samuel W. and E.
Burke) attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 3
g3' Holladay. See Halladay, Hallidie and HoUida.r
HoUahan Elizabeth, widow, r. 510 Eddy
Hollahan Mary Miss, with Singer Mnfg C >., r. 510 Eddy
Hollahan Thomas J., master mariner, r. 25 Grant Av
Holland Alfred, elevator man, r. 538 Hickory Av
Holland Andrew, laborer, r. Alms House
Holland Andrew J., gripman, r. 1912 Filbert
Holland Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 565 Stevensim
Holland Belville R., surveyor, r. 923 Golden Gate Av
Holland Bernard Cooper, r. 314 Seventh
Holland Bessie, widow, r. 156 Solano
Holland Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
Holland Charles E., prii.ter, r. 1341 Twentv-sixtb
Holland Charles H., r. 1227 York
Holland Daniel (Donovan & Holland) r. 1229 Folsom
Holland Daniel, laborer, r. 428 Br. adway
Holland Daniel, tailor, r. 1356 Folsom
Holland Daniel, teamster, r. 345 Thirteenth
Holland Daniel J., plumber, r. .514 Valencia
Holland David, r. 12s Seventh
Holland Ednitiid, waiter stmr Columbia
Holland Edward, butcher, r. 735 Brannan
HOLLA.\D ED>VARI», proprietor Commercial
Hotel, XE cor Montgomerj- Av and Kearny, tele-
phone Main .5335
Holland Edward J., shoemaker, r. 208 Twentv-third
Holland Etta, domestic, 1424 Masonic Av
Holland Etta B., stenographer, r. 565 Stevenson
Holland Flora, saleslady Sanborn, Vail A Co., r. 135ti
Folsom
Holland Frank, molder Steiger b Kerr. r. 30 Oak G^o^■e
Av
Holland Frank E., r. 7 Russ
Holland Frank S., iuspect-ir of c nstniction Chief
Quartennaster Department of California, U. S. A.,
r. 1341 Twenty-sixth
Holland George, engineer, r. 723d Tehama
Holland Harr\ . teamster, r. XE cor Army and Missouri
Hoi anl Henry, master mariner, r. 70 Minna
Holland Henn A., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Holland Henry P. (HoUand & Robinson) r. 2322 Folsom
Holland James L. , oflficial reporter, 8 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor, r. 1326 Hayes
Holland Jeremiah, laborer, r. 719J Xatoma
Holland Johannah, widow, r. 233 Fell
HoUand John, foreman Andre\v J. Turner, r. 1053.i
Golden Gate Av
Holland John, gripman, r. 503 Lyon
Holland John, janitor, r. 810 Tennessee
Holland John, rigger, r. 233 Duncan
Hollaml John, teamster, r, 411J Potrero Av
Holland John A., laborer, r. 1912 Filbert
Holland John A., wheelwright, r. 335 Twenty-third
Hoi and John E., salesman, r. 923 Golden Gate Av
Holland John J., engineer, r. 1406 Folsom
Holland John J., marine engineer, r. 1210 Mason
Holland Josejjh, butler, r. 2217 Post, rear
Holland Joseph, real estate, r. 208 Twenty -third
Holland Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 229 Duncan
Holland Kate, w idow, r. 1227 York
Holland L. Mrs. , r. 7 Russ
Holland Laura Miss, stenographer, r. 43 South Park
Holland Lizzie Mrs., restaurant, 119 Drunim, r. lis
Drumin
Holland Lucy, domestic 431 Bartlett
Holland Mabel Miss, stenograjiher Dairymen's Union of
Cal., r 328 Calif. -mia
Holland Margaret, widow, r. 1912 Filbert
Holland Margaret W., widow, r. 43 South Park
Holland Martha H., widow, r. 1414 Taylor
Holland Michael, laborer, r. Visitacion Valley
Holland Michael, salesman Am. Wringer Co. , r. 405 Bu-
chanan
Holland Michael E., laborer, r. 405 Buchanan
Holland Xicolas, wheelwright J. Dipple, r. 335 Twenty-
third
HOLLAND PATRI<:K (John H. Tubin) 114 Mont-
go'iiery, r. 228 Capp
Holland Patrick, stone cutt«r, r. 50 Tehama
Holland Patrick J., marine firenim, r. 13 Preston I'l
Holland Peter, policeman, r. 319 Grant Av
Holland Philip, r. 300 Fourth
Holland Robert, gripman Cal. St. RR. r. 1912 Filbert
Holland T., mes man stmr Alameda
Holland Thomas (Learj- & Holland) r. 512 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?l
5 VALENCIA S".
i.E°HONE Mission 40
Mnuii)LnNiLKn5
ACCESSORIES
109
Montgomery St.
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HOL
Holland Thomas, cigar dealer, r. 57 Natoiua
Holland Thomas D.,gripman, r. 1623S Grove
Holland Thomas J. , porter, r. 1227 York
Holland William, r. 202 Grove
HoUund William, car driver, r. 302 Fourth
Holland William, caqienter, r. 433 Jersey
H )lland William H., marine engineer, r. 162 Fourteenth
Holland William J., insi)ector Custom House, r. 9 Wash"
ington Av
Holland Wodwich D., tailor, r. 1356 Folsom
Holland & Robinson (Henry P. Holland and Albert .1.
Robinson) mining machinery, 170 Crocker BMk
Hollander Edward, seaman, r. l"52i Steuart
Hollander John, seaman, r 152J Steuart
Holldorff Albert, barber, r. 441 Natoma
HoUdorff Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 1610 Fc>l?t)ni
Holle Agnes Mrs., r. 113 Twentieth
Holle Henry W., groceries and liquors, NE cor Jackson
and Hyde
Holle Joseph, paperhanger, r. 113 Twentieth
Holleckson Peter, tailor, r. 912 Clay
Hollenbeck Lincoln W., foreman W. W. Montague *: Co.
r. 909 i Mission
Hdllenbeek Rollin P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 616
Twenty-third
HoUenberg Christian, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Hollensen Frank P., clerk, r. 1625 Sutter
Hollensteiner Ernest, clerk Martin Gerdes, r. 1106 Pierce
Holler Gustave A. (Vogel & Holler) r. 1229 Ellis
Holler John W. , printer Hicks-Judd Co. , r. 2006 Mission
Holler Josei)h, photographer, 8 Sixth, r. 1534 Mission
Holler Tony (Holler & Jobst) r. 1229 Ellis
HOLLER A JOBST (Tony Holler and .Mathias J obst)
proprietors The Conclave, liquors, NW cor Geary
and Keaniy
Holleran Cecilia, widow, r. 525i Stevenson, rear
HoUeran Eleanor, widow, r. 32 Harrison
Holleran Mark, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11 Shasta
Holleran Martin, barber, 1204 Mason, r. 1403 Powell
Holleran Michael, trimmer T'nion Box Factory
Holleran Patrick, expressman, NW cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 315 Tenth
Iff- Holleran. See Holloran
Holies Harr\', foreman George H. Tay Co., r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Holley H. M., r. 838 Market
HoUiday David R., clerk, r. 218 Steiner
Holliday Emma, widow, r. 827 Turk
Holliday Hiram, boiler inspector, r. 731 Harrison
Holliday Jennie Miss, tailoress, r. 528 Jessie
Holliday John I., fruits and vegetables, 501 Haight, r.
523J Haight
Holliday Joseph, riveter, r. New Continental Hotel
Holliday Joseph L., fruits and produce, 543 Haight, r.
523} Haight
Holliday Margaret, widow, r 218 Steiner
Holliday William, r. 218 Steiner
tff- Holliday, See Hollady and Halliday
Holliet Louis F., clerk, r. 117 Welsh
Holliet William, watchmaker, r. 117 Welsh
HoUin August C, clerk J. J O'Brien & Co., r. 14 Moss
Hollin Lottie Miss, typewriter Pac. States Type Foimdry,
r. 14 Moss
Hollinber/ A. P. , teamster Central Lumber and Mill Co.
Holling Alfred L., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1207^ La-
guna
Hollmg Augusta, widow, r. 1207^ Laguna
Holling Charles F., salesman, r. 613 Fell
Hollii g Charles H., traveling salesman, r. 1123 Geary
Holling Frank, bartender David B. Faktor
Holling Henry W. , salesman Charles F. Naylor, r. 613
Fell
Holling John F., secretary Champion Mining Co., 113-
114 Crocker Bldg, r. 1814 Geary
Holling William, cooper, r. 1520 Powell
Holling William T. , bookkeeper Tillmann A: Bendel, r.
1207 J Laguna
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanentlv CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients. 3ii% HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE ONITED STATES BREWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Holling William W., student, r. 1814 Gear>'
HoUings Caroline M., widow, r. 929 Larkin
Hollings Nicholas (Sturken & Hollings) r. 404 Brannan
HoUings Peter T., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Hollings Richard, clerk Sturken & Hollings, r. 404 Bran-
nan
Hollingsworth Ednmnd V., watchman Union Ice Co., r.
935i Howard
Hollingsworth Henry, widow(, r. 430 Ellis
Hollingsworth Ida, widow, r. 1122 Sacramento
Hollingsworth John, plumber N. D. Hobro, r. 512 Fran-
cisco
HoUis Arthur G., clerk, r. 2225 Mission
Hollis Elizabeth, widow, r. 8i John
HoUis Frank H., pharmacist 'Clinton E. Worden & Co., r.
555 Mission
Hollis Georgie Miss, cashier Arnold Bros., r. 2225 Mission
HOLLI8 GEORCiE €., manager Thompson's Union
Soda Wrks, 1915 Mason, r. 800 Filbert
Hollis Ida M., widow, r. 1.52 Fourteenth, rear
Hollis Joseph A., driver, r. 800 Filbert
Hollis Mai-y, widow, r. Alms House
Hollis Minnie F., widow, r. 2225 Mission
Hollis Seth, clerk C. E. Worden & Co., r. 555 Mission
Hollis Thomas W., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 8^ John
HOLLi!) W. H., importer and dealer in foreign and
domestic postage stamps, 105 O'Farrell, r. 1101 Pine
HOLLI8 niLLIA.n, real estate, 231 Post, rooms 27-
28, r. 712 Sutter
Hullis William, shoemaker, r. 707 Twenty -fourth
Hollis William A,, chemist Thompson's Union Soda
Wks, r. 800 Filbert
HoUiston Frank, clerk Joseph Rosenberg
HoUman Frederick W., woolscourer, r. 5 Clinton
HOLL1IA!V HEXRV, groceries, 2805-2809 Mission,
2805 Mission
HoUman Julius, r. 112 Austin
Hollo Christiana C, widow, r. 1219 Bush
HoUopeter WiUiam, chandelier-maker Cal. Gas Fi.xture
Co., r. 120 Ellis
Holloran John, cigarmaker, r. 1126 Folsom
Holloran John, laborer, r. .532 Ninth
Holloran Patrick J., fireman, r. 13 Bryant Av
Holloran Thomas, caqjenter, r. Hale nr Sweeny
its' Holloran. See Halleran and Holleran
HoUoway Albert E. , carrier Post Office r. 120 Palmetto
Av, Ocean View
Holmes John, seaman, r. 31 East
HoUoway Edward S , student, r. 914 Page
HoUoway Elizabeth .Miss, professional nurse, r. 1827
Polk
HoUoway J. F., butler, NE cor Second and Bryant
HoUowav Walters., clerk Peter J. Dailey, r. 28 Grove
HoUoway WUliam B., liquors, 235 O'FarreU, r. 7 Dike-
man Pi
HoUoway William E. , fruits, r. 1024 Shotwell
HoUowav William G., painter, r. 307 Linden A\
t^ Holiowav. See Holway
HoUub David L., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins Co. of Cah-
fornia, r. ("18 Central Av
HoUub Minnie Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
718 Central Av
HoUub Samuel S., travelin? salesman Anglo- American
Crockery and Glassware Co., r. 718 Central Av
HoUub Susan, widow, r. 718 Central Av
HoUwega Sophia, domestic 1632 Ellis
HOLLV PARK PRESBITERIAN €HI RCII.
3405 Mission
HoUv Tiillie, domestic 406 Van Ness Av
Hollywood Charles B., salesman Cutting Fruit Pkg Co..
r. Fruitvale
Hollywood Joseph, asst registry clerk Custom House, r.
1510 Baker
HoUzjr Annie A., widow, r. 27 Russ
Holm Adolph, laborer G. G. Park, r. 2826 Golden Gate
Av
STO^BS
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
f23 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected VIntagea of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
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HOL
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Holm Andrew L., ship carpenter, r. 8 West Mfssion
Holm Charles, bartender, r. 10 Steuart
Holm Charles A., contractor and builder, r. 409 Thir-
tieth
Holm Charles A. Jr., painter, r. 409 Thirtieth
Holm Christian (Holm & Saxtorph) r. 410 Steiner
Holm Elise Miss, stenographer S. F. Sulphur Co., r. 2826
Go den Gate Av
Holm George, r. 909 Howard
Holm Gustave, foreman Globe Glove Co., r. 2826 Golden
Gate A\-
Holm Henrietta, nurse German Hospital
Holm Herman, seaman, r, 2048 Mission
Holm .John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Him John, paper carrier, r. .57 Jessie
Hdlra John A., gardener 1315 Page
Holm Julius, barber, 2308 Howard
Holm Mathias, cabinet maker, r. 724i Natoma
Holm Mar>-, widow, r, 2826 Golden Gate Av
Holm Minnie, domestic 2216 Webster
Holm Peter, cook, r. 639 Mission
Holm Richard, laborer, r. 294 Valencia
Holm Thomas N. (Holm & Nathan 1 r. 215 Turk
Holm Thomas R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Stockton
and Sutter, r. 313 .Stockton
Holm & Nathan (Thomas X. Holm and Henry S. Nathan)
wholesale millinery, .il2-514 .Market and 13-15 Sut-
ter
HOLW A SAATORPH (Christian Holm and Henn-
Sa.xtorph) proprietors Baldwin House, 14-16 Ellis
Holman Alfred, editor Pacific ilural Press, 220 Market,
r. 1708 Octavia
Holman Bertha Miss, r. 1404 Sanchez
Holman Bridget E., widow, nurse, r. 329 Vallejo
Holman George, laborer, r. 614 Kearny
Holman James, bartrnder, r. 416i Linden Av
Holman John W., wireworker D."D. Wass, r. 329 Vallejo
Holman John W. , teamster, r. "27 Perry
Holman Joseph J., with W. L. Holman, r. 812 Church
Holman Julius, r. 323J Ivy Av
Holman Luc^- B., widow, r. SE cor Filbert and Van Ness
Av
Holman Maggie, domestic Russ House
Holman Sidney S., manager Plav and Plavers P^ib. Co.,
N3s Markf t, r. NE cor Filbert and Van Ness Av
HOLMAN W. L,
iiiillwrlgtat.
on ild t>r, '},{• Fremont,
engl-
■. 8 1 -i
uftT and ca
t'harrh
iS° Holman. See Hollman
Holraar Hans, seaman, r. 229 East
Holmberi' .\lired, seaman, r. 23 Sacramento
Holmberg A.\el, waiter stmr Columbia
Holmberg Charles O., bartender, r. 67 Natoma
Holmberg Frelerick, stevedore, r. 317 Third
Holmberg George, r. 610 Post
Holmberg Gustave, boots and shoes, 959 Howard, r. 12s
West Park
Holmberg .James, artificial stone work, r. 229 Crescent
Av
Holmberg John, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Holmherg John, ship liner, r. 152 J Steuart
Holmberg .John, tanner, r. cor FolsomandTwentv-si.\th
Holmbe'g Oscar, bartender, r. 67 Natoma
Holmberg Sven, seaman, r. 454 Main
Holmberg Villedieu C. A. Jlrs., liquors, NE cor Post and
Larkin, r. 930 Post
Holmberg William, ent ir.eer, r. 8<jl Market
Holme F., artist Chronicle, r. Hotel Mirai eau
Holnien Harold, clerk County Clerk's Office, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Holmes Lizzie, widow, nurse, r. 1084 N'nth
Holmes A., boatswain stmr Walla W'alla
Holmes A. Mrs., scenic artist, 917 Larkin
Holmes .\lfred, ma-ter mariner, r. 28 Sacramento
Holmes Alfred E.. policeman, r. 802 Lyon
Holmes Arthur, c-ntractor, r. 321 Eddv
Bel-
130
Holmes B. C. Mrs., janitress South End Primarj- .School,
r. SW cor Wayland and Amherst. L'. M. T.
Holmes Benjamin C, machinist, r. cor Wayland and
Amherst, U. M. T.
Holmes C. Edward, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co.,
vedere. Cal.
Holmes Charles, wharfbuilder, r. 736 Folsom
Holmes Charles A., boxmaker, r. 30 Moss
H.jlmes Charles E., r. 44 Sixth
Holmes Charles J., manager J. Spaulding & Co.,
Tenth
Holmes Charles S. (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. 610 Shot-
well
Holmes Charles S. Jr. , clerk, r. 610 Shotwell
Holmes Clarence C, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Go.,r. 2336
Mission
H>lmes Clarence R., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 405
Sutter
Holmes Cornelius, contractor, r. 1912 Webster
Holmes Daniel, clerk, r. 2610 Leavenworth
Holmes Daniel W., r. 2615 Leavenworth
Holmes Edward B. , clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 14 Mc.\Ilister
Holmes Edward B., mining secretary, 50 Nevada Blk,
r. Alameda.
Holmes Edward L., draughtsman Henry A. Schulze, r.
Alameda
Holmes Edwin H., r. 2527 Post
Holmes Edwin K., watchman, r. 518J Ninth
Holmes Ellis A. , inspector Custom House, r. 420^ Four-
teenth
Holmes Emily J. Miss, second-hand books, 702 Mission,
r. Alameda
Holmes Eugenio K., r. 710 Van Ness Av
Holme-i Frank (Holmes & Jenkins) r. 1313 Fulton
Holmes Frederick (Holmes Dispatch Line) and ship and
freight broker, 506 fiattery, room 6, r. 1306 Green-
wich
H'.lmes Frederick, ship carpenter, r. 6 Clementina
H I'.mes Frelerick, vaquero, r. 1045 Market
H limes Frederick A., r. 228 Haight
Holmes George A., r. 3 Helen Pi
Holmes George L., tailor, r. 2 Grace Terrace
Holmes George W., cook, r. 412 Beale
H )l.ues George W., labjrer, r. 707 i Natoma
Holmes Gertrude Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 41
Erie
Holmes Hans, cabinetmaker, r. 504 Howard
Holmes Harold C, shirtcutter Thomas E. Kent, r. 704
Mission
Holmt-s H;i
jk. r. 3i South Park
HOLItILO H. C. & CO. Uncorpnrated)
Htlo P. Holmes president, Henrr E.
Holmes secretary anil trea«nr«r, mano'
factarers of lanndry wagons, delivery
M'aKons and all rlasses of fine vehicles,
painting and repairing, S3H.«40 Howard,
Telephone Sonth 133
Holmes Henry, r. 213.' < > Farrell
HOL.HES HEN'RT E., secretan" and treasurer H.
E. H limes i C p., 333-840 Howard, r. 209 Castro
HOLMES HE.VKY T., president The H. T. Holmes
Lime Co. and vice-president Summit Lime Co. 22-24
Sacrament 1, r. 1922 Pine
Holmes Herbert B., seaman, r. 33 Oik Grove Av
HOLUES HOWARD C, chief engineer Harbor
Commissioners, 10 California, r. 3019 Sacramento
Holmes Howard L, driver Chemical Engine 7
Holmes Howard S. , lumber, 606 M mtgomery, room 1 ,
r. 1022 Page
HOLMES H. T. LI.nE CO.WPA.Mf THE, Henr> T.
Holmes president, William Jones treasurer and Ed-
ward K. Hawkins secretarj', dealers lime, cement,
plaster, fire brick, etc. , 22-24 Sacramento
Holmes James G.. machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks. r. 33 Twenty-third
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL '2,l°oZ'.t^^'^.^J.^'fT
THE FITTZ CURE ^?r.<»-e%oi's„«l'.
Never Fails. Call on or
Write to N.J. STONE & CO.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F
HOL
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HOL
Holmes John, book agent, r. 35 South Park
Holmes John, carrier Examiner, r. 57 Jessie
Holmes John, seaman, r. 131 East
Holmes John, teamster, r. 412 Beale
Holmes John M., plumber, r. 522 Nineteenth
Holmes John M. , special ag-ent and adjuster with Bel-
den & Cofran, r. Oakland
Holmes John R., machinehand California Mill, r. 318
Hitch
Holmes Joseph E., clerk Mrs. Mary Holmes, r. 416 Jack-
son
Holmes Kate Miss, pressfeeder, r. 831 Hayes
Holmes Louis, butcher, r. 707 Market
Holmes Manuel, laborer, r. 1318 Dupunt
Holmes Margaret Mrs., r. 411 Stevenson
Holmes Marian E., widow, r. 2527 Post
Holmes Mary, widow, hardware and stoves, 416 Jackson
Holmes Mary A., widow, r. 1013 Minnesota
Holmes Marj' O., widow, r. 515i Devisadero
Holmes May Miss, compositor, r. 831 Hayes
Holmes Melville P., clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r.
Berkeley, Cal.
HOLMEl^ MILO P., president H. E. Holmes & Co.,
838-840 Howard, r. 1722 Turk
Holmes Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) W. J. Suther-
land president, Charles E. Elliott secretary, 79 Ne-
vada Block
Holmes Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2527 Post
Holmes Paul, messenger Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 1306
Grf enwich
Holmes Peter, cook M. B. Moraghan
Holmes Raymond, insurance and notary ]:>ublic, 313
California, r. 622 Post
Holmes Robert H., r. 3 Helen PI
Holmes Samuel B. , r. 308 Sutter
Holmes S;>muel O. (S. O. Holmes & Co.) r. Oakland
Holmes Sarah A. Mrs., upholsterer Wakefield Rattan
Co., r. 439 0'Farrell
Holmes Sargent E., clerk Continental Ins. Co., r. Hotel
Alexandria
Holmes Selina Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar School, r.
622 Post
Holmes S. O. & Co. (Samuel O. Holmes) mnfrs stencil
plates, 423 Washington
Holmes T., chiropodist, 11-13 Grant Av, r. 809 Mission
Holmes Thomas, stevedore, r. 412 Beale
Holmes Victor, machinist Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. , r. 1120
Broadway
HOLME8 WALTER «.. attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. 656 Oak
Holmes William, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1216 Fill-
more
Holmes William, machinist Joshua Hendj' Machine
Wks, r. 2201 Powell
Holmes William, seaman, r. 49 Sacramento
Holmes William, upholsterer, r. 904 Kearny
Holmes William A., patternmaker, r. 318 Ritch
Holmes William H., astrologer, r. 523 Geary
Holmes William M. (Holmes & Jones) r. 14224 Valencia
Holmes & Edwards Silver Co., J. B. Whitney agent, 120
Sutter,
HOLMES A .IE\KINS (Frank Holmes, and John
Jenkins) proprietors Devisadero Street Livery and
Boarding Stable,834 Devisadero, Telephone West 783
Holmes k Jones (William Holmes and Thomas Jones)
plumbing, 2531 Mission
Holmes' Dispatch Line (Frederick Holmes) office 506
Battery, room 6
Holmgreer Charles, caqjenter, r. 1041 Minna
Holmgreer Gustav, fireman, r. 1041 Minna
Holmgren Charles J., physician, oiBce and r. 2096 Mar-
ket
Holmgren Harvey B., student, r. 2096 Market
Holmgren James A. L., clerk, r. 2096 Market
Holmgren John A., manager Davis Bros., r. 2096 Market
Holmgren Nils L., signalman Sutter St. RR., r. 2136
O'Farrell
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
C^aliforpia Bottlipt^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. » 4 1 3 EDDY ST.
Holmquist Frank O., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1415
Guerrero
Holmquist Niles R., liquors, 216 Grant Av, r. 217 Grant
Av
Holms Paul, clerk, r. 826 Geary
Hdlmstrum Alfred, seaman, r. 147 Shipley
Holro.'d Joseph, laundryman, r. 448a Guerrero, rear
Holsberger Gustave A., barber, r. Islay nr Mission Road
Holscher Frank X., carpenter, r. 1510 Sanchez
Holscher Garrett J., laborer, r. 445 First
Holscher John, stevedore, r. 445 First
Holse Diederick, fireman U. S. Mint, r. 27 Eleventh
Holsman Charles, student, r. 438 Geary
Hoist Frederick, clerk Henry Vorrath, r. 901 Point
Lobos Av
Hoist Henry, laborer, r. 153 Shipley
Hoist Jacob D., groceries and liquors, NW cor California
and Thirteenth Av, r. 231 Second
Hoist John, clerk Rashen & Co., r. 1223 Laguna
Hoist Peter, tailor, r. 403 Broadway
HODiiT PETER H., wines and liquors, 2100 Howard,
r. 203 Seventeenth
HOLSiT M'lLLIAM, stained glass works, 134-138
Guerrero, r. 132 Guerrero
Holstein August, seaman, r. Alms House
Holstein Cord H., tailor, 614 Merchant, r. 2.508 Leaven-
worth
Holstein Edward R., tailor, r. 2508 Leavenworth
HOLSTEIN FARM DA IR 1, McLellan Brotliers pro-
prietors, office 1713 Washington, farms Laurel Creek
and Belmont, San Mateo County
Holstein George H , salesman G. Berson, r. 1431 Oak
Holstein R. O., wood engraver Dickman-Jones Co., r.
Alameda
Holstein William, cooper, r. 504 Shotwell
Holstman Henry, broker, 2232 Howard
Holstman Henry Jr. , broker, r. 2232 Howard
Holstrand Frank N., tinsmith, r. 609 Pine
Holstrom Alexander, laborer, r. 36a Welsh
Holstrom Frank, tinsmith, r. 609 Pine
Holstrom Oscar, baker, r. 4 Sanchez
Holsworth Edward J., concrete finisher, r. 1816b Howard
Hulsworth John H., contractor, r. 115 Erie
Holsworth John W., plasterer, r. 115 Erie
Holsworth Percy R., plasterer, r. 115 Erie
Holsworth Thomas, |)ilot stnir J. D. Peters
HOLT AOXES v., widow, r. 2032 Scott, Telei)hone
West 134
HOLT BEX.I.A.MI\, vice-president Holt Brothers Co.,
30-32 Main, r. StdtktMii. Cal.
HOLT BROTHERS fO.MPANlf, Charles H. Holt
president, Benjamin Holt vice-president, Edwin T,
Peck secretarj' and treasurer, Alva H. Bachelder
manager, hardwood, lumber, carriage and wagon
materials, 30-32 Main
Holt Charles, laborer, r. NW cor Fourth and Hubbel
Holt Charles E. (Searle & Holt) r. Alameda
HOLT CH.ARLES H., president Holt Bros. Co., 30-
32 Main, r. 1355 Madison, Oakland
Holt Clarence E.. bookkeeper, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Holt Cyril E., meter reader Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 1132 McAllister
Holt David R., shoefitter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Holt Edith G. Miss, cashier, r. 1132 McAllister
HOLT EDW.IRI* .1., secretary Simpson Lumber
Co., (iflice 48 Market, yard 222 S'teuart, r. 1007 Mor-
ton, Alameda
Holt Edwin A., olerk Chronicle, r. 506 Jones
Holt Frank M., barber, r. 144 Fifth
Holt Frederick L., laborer, r. 1209 Valencia
Holt Frederick S., salesman Holt Bros. Co.
Holt George H., collarmaker, r. 17 Morris Av
Holt George W., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 723i
Turk
Holt Harry, fireman Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co.,
r. 41 Minna
Hiilt Herbert E., clerk, r. 1132 McAllister
DIXON, BOBBESON HO. SHOW GftSES
^ 3T MARKET ST., S. F.
EVENING BULLETIN SVS
SEE PAGE 315
HOL
766
HOM
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SIN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
O Holt Horatio S., clerk Auditina: Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
N3 r. Oakland
Holt Irene, widow, r. 723J Turk
%r Holt Isaac, liquors, 650 Mission
fj Holt John G., draufrhtsman, r. 1720 Leavenworth
— Holt Joseph, glazier, r. 603a Diamond
~ Holt Julius C, shoefitt«r, r. 1720 Leavenworth
^ Holt Newton M., carpenter, r. 36 Thirteenth
Holt X. Jennie, widow, r. 2032 Scott
Holt Rajnnond, salesman Charles B. Perkins, r. 56
/5 Steiner
^ Holt Richard, oiler stmr Mariposa
M Holt Sophie, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
^ Holt Sylvanus W., c;irpent«r, r. 521 Pine
Holt Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 814 Sutt«r
(V Holt Thomas B., engineer Tnion Pac. Salt Co., r. 28
Jr Stanlev Pi
m Holt Thomas M., r. 1025| Post
1— Holt William, clerk, r. 807 Kearny
Holt William, window glass and glazing, 625 Howard, r.
603 Diamond
Holt William H., organist Grace Episcopal Church, r.
1132 McAllister
Holt William T., clerk Cal. Transportation Co., r. 225
Drumm
Holtermann John J., salesman J. Gundlach & Co., r.
252S Brvant
HOLTGE.V Al'GlST. manager Aermotor Co., 27-29
Beale, r. Alameda
Holtman Irvine, oiler stmr City of Peking
Holtmeier Henn", groceries anl liquors, NE cor Taylor
and Filbert," r. 2310 Union
Holtmeier Henrj- L. , student, r. 2310 Union
H(jlton Catherine, widow, r. 517 Oak
Holton Charles, longshoreman, r. 913 Montgomerj
Hi»LTO.\ eDH'AKD E., ticket auditor Southern
Pacfic Co, XE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Hotel
Langham
Holton Frederick, conductor S. P. Co, r. 429 Sixth
Holton L. J., r. Palace Hotel
H.iltou Melviu B., printer, r. 1819 Green
Holton Warren F., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co, r. Hotel Langham
Holtorf Lena Miss, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 422
Fremont
Holtslauder George S. , driver, r. 409 Powell
HOi.TlSLA!«DEK JOH.X J., suijerintendent Hobbs
Wall & Co. , 314-324 S])ear, r. 625 Shotwell
Holtuni Brothers (Christian and Ferdinand) growers and
dealers California wines and brandies, 205 and 565
Market
Holtura, Christian (Holtum Brf>s) r. 1228 Twenty-third
Hokum Ferdinand (Holtum Bros.) r. 804 Page
Holtuni Nathaniel P., silversmith Palace Hotel, r. 835
McAllister
Holtz Charles, cigamiaker, r. 727j tiemetina
Holtz Charles, hatter, r. 181 Washington Av
Holtz Charles, teamster, r. 3201 Gear}-
Holtz Frederick, clerk, r. 413 Jones
Holtz George, harnessmaker, r. 17 Morris Av
Holtz Gustav, engineer Tug Active, r. 1026c Shotwell
Holtz Louis, gripman, r. 503 Lyon
Hollz Louis, physician, oflSce and r. 15235 Market
Holtz Louis, tailor, r. 12 i Moss
Holtz Louis, teacher music, r. 2029 Vallejo
Holtz Minimn, shoemaker, r. 1523^ Market
Holtz Theodore (Holtz K Fav) r. West Berkelev
HOLTZ A FEV (Theodore Holtz and Charles Fey)
manufacturers telegraph, telephone and electrical
supplies, 630 Mission
KT Holtz. See Holz
Holtzel Daniel, stableman, r. 420 McAllister
Holtzman Irting K., marine engineer, r. 2124 Howard
Holubar Constantine, engineer, r. 32 Casselli Av
Holwav Seth P., r. 2727 Clay
Holweg Frederick, druggist, 1000 Polk
HOLV CRO.SS I'lll'RC-H (CathoUc) Rev. John F.
McfJinlv rector, Rev. Joseph McQuade assistant,
N 8 Eddv nr Scot;
HOLV I.%SOCE\l'>» .UliSSlOX OF ST. JOH.WS
EPIStOPAL CUI'RCH. Rev. E. B. Spalding
Rector, S s Fair Oaks bet Twentv-fifth and Twentv-
sixth
Holy Michael J., r. 1310 Page
Holz August, clerk Martin Sleyn, r. 7(MJ Front
Holz Caroline, widow, r. 417 McAllister
Holz Frederick F., clerk, r. 34a Rausch
Holz Isadore, carrier Post Office, r. 417 McAllist r
HolzJoseph, manager Tivoli Opera House, N s Eddy nr
Mason, r. 417 McAllister
Holz Louis, teacher music, r. 113 Page
Holz Louis, teamster, r. 417 McAllister
Holz Manuel C, carrier Post Office, r. 417 McAllister
Holz Ray, widow, r. 1151 J Folsom
Holz Kicka, widow, r. 2608 Bush
Holz William, porter, r. 1530 Polk
tS- Holz. See Holtz
Holzberger Gustav A., barber, 306^ Grant Av, r Islais,
Spring Valley Homestead
Holzhauer Herman, teacher music, r. 810 Taylor
Holzhausen Rudolph, r. 131 Third
Holzhauser August, clerk, r. NE cor Third and Everett
Holzheid Armin R. , clerk Assistant-Adjutant Dept. of
Cal. U. S. A., r. 1206 Market
Holzheiser Peter, butcher, r. 1625 Vallejo
Holzhuter R., keeper Lime Point Lighthouse
Holzkamp Charles (Holzkamp & Bruggei))r. 2701 Howard
Holzkamp & Bru/gen (Charles Holzkamp and Frederick
Bruggen) groceries and liquors, 2701 Howard
HolzmuUer Karl (Holzmuller & MuUer) r. 607 Ash Av
Holzmuller & MuUer (Karl Holzmuller and Jacob Mul-
ler) liquors, il Main
Holzreiter Peter, teamster, r. 10 Isis
Homan Edward (Hallinan & Homan) r. 623i Gearj-
Homburg August, musician, r. 103 Congo
Homburg Frederick, carriige painter, r. 71 Natoma
Homburg Julius H., ropemaker, r. 410b Harrison
Homburg Henry G., driver Stelling Bros., r. 100 Noe
Homchild Charles, cook, r. 313 Fourth
Home and Farm Companv, S. R. Thome secretarj", 64-6>
Chronicle Bldg
Home Builder and Co-operative News (monthly) Charles
E. Navlor editor and manager, 19 Montgomery
HONE BI1LDI.\G iO.WPA.VY THE, office 12
Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Home College of Divine Science, M. E. and C. L. Cramar
](rincipals, 328 Seventh
HOME FOB AVED AXD l\FIR.n FE.nALES,
under suijer% ision Sisters of Mercy, E s Klncon PI
bet Harrison and Br\ant
HOME FOR THE (ARE OF 1>EBRIATE.«>.
Dr. Samuel O. L. Potter resident physician and
superintendent, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
HO.ItE FOR >Vi»RKI.%<; GIRLS, under manage-
ment Sisters of Mercy, 33 Rincon PI
Home Gol 1 Mining Co., 1(5-18 Gearv
HO.nE IXSIRAXCECO, (of New York)" Arthur E.
Magill general agent, SE cor Sansome and Califor-
nia; Telephone 10:i4
Home Knowledge and Supply Co. (incorporated) John
J. McManus i)residemt, F. A. Osborn secretary and
treasurer, 751 Market
HO.nE LIBRARV AXD SFPPLT AS»SO('IA-
TIOX, Jacob H. Wood manager, 14 Sansome,
room 37
HOUE LIFE I\SI'RAXCE CO.nPAXV (New
York > William H. Dunijhv manager, 3 Flood Bldg,
Telephone Main 5244
Home Lodging House, J. L. Buckley propretor, 704
Sansome
Home Manuel, R., laundryman, r. 128 Twelfth
Home Mutual Building and Loan Association, Charles
K. Clark, secretarj-, 208 .Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imUS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
3:1 MONTGOMERY S REET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
HOM
767
HOO
HOME MIITIAL I.MSIIRANCE CO. (fire and
marine) Charles R. Story president, W. J. Duttim
vice-president Stephen 1). Ives secretary, Franlilin
Bangs assistant secretary, 318 California, Telephone
Main 1086
Home of Peace Cemetery, bet Eighteen and Twen-
tieth, Dolores and Church
Home of the Deaconesses of the M E. Church, Mrs.
H. I. Benson sui)erintendent, 315 Castro
HOME OF THE LAI»IES' PKOTECTIVE ANW
RELIEF SOCIETf, Mrs. George Barstow presi-
dent. Miss Alice Brown secretary, E s Franklin bet
Post and Gearj'
Home Security Building and Loan Association (of Ala-
meda Co. ) Charles K. Clark secretary, 208 Sansome
Homeman J. D., clerk, r. Hotel Beresford
Homer James D., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co.. r. 227 San Jose Av
Homer James L. Jr., agent, r. 227 San Jose A\
Homer John W., electrician, r. 422 Powell
Homer William H., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Homeseekers' Loan Association, Louis Blank secretary,
214 Pine, room 16
Homestead Loan Association (of Berkeley) Charles K.
C'ark secretary, 208 Sansome
Homeyer A., painter, r. Golden West Hotel
Homeyer Bruno, civil engineer, r. 802 Montgomery
Homeyer Henry, butcher, r. 508 Franklin
Homefel It Max, boarding stables, 408 Tehama, r. 416
Tehama
Homa?opathic Dispensary, Mrs. Enmia Street matron, 743
Howard
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
Boerii-ke«k Kaayon, 'iSi .Sotter bet Kearny
and 4jlrant Av
HON(EOPATHI<' PH.IRMAC'V, manufacturers
and imporlers, Wil:iam A. Brooks proprietor and
manufacturers Kumvss or Milk Chamiiagne, 119
Powell, Telephone South 630
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
>Vall«r Bros., SS Grant Av cor <;eary
Hon Benjamine, baker Am. Biscuit ('o.
Hona John, laborer, r. 4 Baldwin Court
Hon^n Charles F., clerk Am. Press Assn, r. 816 Green-
wich
Hoiian William P., janitor, r. 407 Folsom
Hondevalli Peter, laundry, 234 First
Hondeville John (Cassou & Hondeville) r. 134 Eleventh
Honegger Henry, butcher, r. 57 Everett
Honel Adolph S. , dairy produce, 39-49 Centre Market, r.
414 Post
Honen Andrew, clerk Mack & Co. , r. 22 Silver
Honen Gabriel A., ironworker Western Iron Wks, r. 22
Silver
Hones Marf Mrs., groceriPs 1317 Montgomery
Honev Lake Irrigation Co., A. L. Bancroft manager, 324
Post
HOMEY LAKE VALLEY LAVD AND WATER
VO., Fred W. Lake secretary, 69-70 Columbian
Bldg, 916 Market
lloneyman David, ship carpenter, r. W s Iowa bet Yolo
and Army
HO\eKO.\(i AND »»HAXGHAI BANKING €OR-
PikRATlO.M, W. H. Harries agent, 436 California,
Telephone Main 434
HONGKONG LINE OF STEAMERS, Occidental
and Oriental Steamshi]) Co., 425 Market
HONGKONG LINE OF STEA.MEKS, Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., office cor First aud Brannan
H(mig Amelia, widow, r. 1510 Buchanan
Honig Berlin, student, r. 1612 Scott
Honig Louis, student, r. 1510 Buchanan
llonig Nathan, clothing, 506 Market, r. 1612 Scott
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bitmniiioiis MacHinery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /^JATIO^S DRINK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Houigbaum Louis H. , engineer Schussler Bros., r. 347
Grove
Honigsberarer .\^aron, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 415
Shrader
Honigsberger Etta Miss, teacher Airassiz Primarv School,
r. 1923 Broderick
Honigsberger Henry, r. 1923 Broderick
Honigsberger Leon, traveling salesman Bauer Bros & Co. ,
r. 1923 Broderick
Honigsberger Louis, mnfr's agent, 125-127 Sansome, r.
1326 Geary
Honigsberger Sylvian, salesman M. E. Frank, r. 415
Shrader
Honu Josej)!. I., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1411^ Guer-
rero
Honnld John, tanner, r. N s Berkfchire nr San Jose
Road
HONOLILl AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS DI-
RECTORY, F. M. Husted publisher, 530 California,
rt)om 65
HONOLTLI STE.AM LINE, Oceanic Steamship Co.,
J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. , 327 Market
Hons E. Julius, clerk George Wilkens &, Co., r. 403
Brannan
Hons Emil, deputy Assessor, r. 1130 Golden Gate Av
Hons George O. F., timekeeper Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 416 Mis.sissippi
Hons Henry, groceries and liquors, 500 Fell, r. 503 La-
guna
Hood Arthur, janitor r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Hood Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 412 Union
Hood C. I. & Co. (Lowell, Mass.) patent medicines,
C. H. Woods agent, SE cor Second and Stevenson
Hood Edwin, framemaker, r. 17 CoUingwood
Hood Frederick, carpenter, r. 810 Mission
Hood Frederick H., attorney at law, 197 Crocker Bldg,
r. 2215 Broadway
Hood Frederick J. Jr., superintendent Metropolitan
Molding Co., r. 614 Sutter
Hood George, molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 165
Silver
Hood Govey, wines and liquors, 933 Sacramento
Hood John, carpenter, r. 54 Menntt
Hood John, foreman shipjoiner Pac. Mail SS. Co., r.
Alameda
Hood Robert, shipjoiner, r. 524 Connecticut
Hood Samuel, netmaker, r. 17 Collingwood
HOI»D WILLIAM, chief engineer Engineering De-
partment Southern Pacific Cj., 75 Union Trust Bldg,
4 Montgomorv, r. 512 Van Ness Av
Hood William L.," student, r. 113 Waller
Hood, Worthen, clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 707 Taylor
Hooe Hedlev S. , salesman City of Paris, r. 1011 Bush
Hooe K. P. (Seaton & Hooe) 646 Market, i. Berkeley
Hoog Agnes, widow, r. 202 Fillmore
Hoogs Albert, collector, 324 Pine, room 17, r. 202 Fill-
more
Hoogs Frank L., theatrical manager, r. 202 Fillmore
Hoogs Mary A. Mrs., teacher North Cosmojtolitan Gram-
mar School, r. Oakland
tm- HOOK A\l> LADDER ( OMPANIES. SEE
TRICK CO.MPAMES.
Hook Charles O., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
313 Fourth Av
Hook Emelia V., widow, r. .301 Franklin
Hook George H.. waiter, r. 733 Market
Hook Harry, engineer, r. 1135 Pacific
Hook Harry, special officer Market St. Ry., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
H )ok Henrv P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 27a Noc
H >ok Henrv H. (H. H. Hook & Co.) r. 1320 Market
Hook H. H. & Co. (Henry H. Hook) shoe factory, 1116
Mission
Hook James, seaman, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
Hook James M., laborer, r. .560 Stevenson
Hook Michael K., shoemaker, r. 1192 Treat Av
Hook Nellie Mrs. , proi)rietor Motel Florence, 102 Ellis
r^ A C*"T"I^I irfc E^ll Tl — r% O Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
r/\o I tU K r I L I t K^ C. Brown & Soo M-^% 823 Market S'
PEIlltlEa-JOUETHO.GH0|IIPliliNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
w
HOO
768
HOP
L. IllYLOR.
Pres.
WM. H. FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St.
Hook Stewart H., engineer, r. 1135 Pacific
Hook William W., deputy County Clerk, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Hook George H., manager Los Gatos Canning Co., lltj
California, r. 2325 Pacific Av
Hooke Martha C, widow, r. 318 First
Hooke William F., bookkeeper C. R. Spivalo & Co. , r.
318 First
Hooker Burt, clerk Lew & Swift, r. 117 O'Farrell
Hooker Charles G., r. oi" Bush
Hooker C. Osgood (Hooker is. Co.) r. Bohemian Club
Hooker Joseph W., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. 304
Seventeenth
Hooker Putman (New York) M. A. Tuttle agent, 120
Sutter, room 44.
Hooker Thomas, wireworks, 407 Twenty-seventh, r. 419
Twentv-seventh
Hooker Thomas M., hostler, r. 249 Tehama
HOOKEK A. CO. (C. Osgood Hooker and John H.
Brunlngs) agricultural implements, wagons, bug-
gies, steam engines, hardware, etc., 16-18 Drumm
ur. Market
Hookes Charles, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventeenth
Hoolahan Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
Hoolahau Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Simpson PI
Hoolihan William, fireman, r. 205 Brjaut
Hooper A., cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Hou])er Alexander, r. 807 Seventeenth
Ho. ii>er Aiulre.v M., butcher, r. 1208 Scott
H.Hiper Artliiir A 1 Hooper i: Jennings) r. 2741 California
HOOPER C. A. & CO. <Ch»Hes A.
and Ceorge >V. Hooper) a!;ent<i Excelsior
BedMood to., roasit and dressed laniber.
moldings, tanks, etc., SE cor Foiirtli and
Cbaunel. Telephone Soatii ti.5'2, ofOce .\E
cor C'alirornia and Front, Telephone
Front 15
Hooper Charles A. iC. A. Hooper cV Co.) r. 733 Ashbury
Hooper Charles C, shoei;utter, r. 1227 Twenty-sixth
Hooper Charles H., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 1926 Stevenson
Hooper Clement (Hooi)er & Bemer) r. 601 Polk
Hooper C. L., commander U. S. Revenue Ctitter Rush
Hooper C. O. , r. 228A Post
Hooper David, boatbuilder, r. 12 South Park
Hooper E. A. Mrs., widow, 709 Post
Hooper Edward J., solicitor Shainwald & Buckbee, r.
1913 Lyon
Hooper Estelle Miss, r. 1913 Lyon
Hooper Eunice, widow, r. 511 Frederick
HOOPER F, P. A J. A. (Frank P. and John A.)
lumber dealers, office 4 California, Telephone Drumm
1.57
HtHjper Frank D., bartender James P. Dunne & Co., r.
\%\ Shotwell
Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 2741 Califor-
nia
Hooper Frederick A., clerk, r. 19 J ShotweU
Hooper Frederick E., helper G. & E. Snook, r. 1926
Stevenson
Hooper George, cariienter, r. 916 i Twenty-second
Hooper George, waiter, r. 221 Laurel Av
Hooper George K., clerk Occidental Hotel, r. 730 Pine
Hooi>er George S., capitalist, r. 2018 Devisadero
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co.) r. 1300 Jones
Hooi>er James, auctioneer, r. 863 Folsom
Hooper James M., butcher, r. 5 Hampshire
Hooper James P., boat builder, r. 12 South Park
Hooper John, reporter Chronicle, r. 617 Jones
Hooper John, waiter, r. 321 Minna
Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A. Htwper) r. 2201 Laguna
Hooper John B., carpenter, r. 34 Elizabeth
Hoopier John M., collector, r. 2134 Union
Hooper Joseph, boat builder, r. 12 South Park
Hooper Jose j)h G., assistant receiving teller First Na-
tional Bank, r. 2702 Laguna
Hooper Margaret, widow, r. 309 Waller
Hooper Martha S., widow, r. 2741 California
HOOPER RALPH B.. president Marine Index Pub-
lishing Co., agent Johnson & Higgins (New York)
and United States Lloyds, 315 California, room 7, r.
1413a Clay
Hooper Robert, r. 521 McAllister
Hooper Samuel A., watchman Cal. Construction Co., r.
1&26 Stevenson
Hooper Susan Mrs., groceries, 326 Ninth
Hooper Theodore W., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 309
Waller
Hooiier Thomas B., porter Edison Light and Power Co..
r. 60 West Av
Hooper Thomas E. , gardener John H. Sievers, r. East
Oakland
HOOPER >VILLIAH B., proprietor Occidental
Hotel, E s Montgomery from Sutter to Bush
Hoo]>er William C, canvasser, r. 4 Howard Court
Hoojier William J., peddler, r. 326 Ninth
Hix)i)er William L., boat builder, r. 12 South Park
Hooijer William T., policeman, r. 1S21 Lyon
Hooper & Bemer (Clement Hooper and Bubert Bemer)
in;!], i.ui'lishers and ni.mnters, 815 Montgoiuen-
HOOPER & JENNINGS, <....„ ..
Hooper and lieorue Jenuiues) snccessors
to Thomas .Jennings, wholesale grocers,
dealers in batter, provisions, etc., 213-315
Front. Telephone Main 804
Hoopes Fan7iie Miss, stenographer Charles Scribners
Sons, r. 418Larkin
Hoops Frederick H., heli>er B. F. Wellington, r. 1506
Mason
Hoops Henrj- (Hoops & Browai) r. 1506 Mason
Hoops John, porter A. Zellerbach h Sons
Hoover George S., grijtman Market St. Ry, r. 1584 \ a-
lencia
Hoover J. F., i>rinter H. S. Crocker Co., r. Lorin, Cal
Ho<,\er John W.. hostler G. W. Brown, r. 544 Jessie
Hoover Thomas, teamster, r. 316 Fourth
HOOVER FLYSSES «., proprietor Cali'ornia Phar-
njacv, NE cor California and Devisadero
Hojioraft S., teacher music, r. 1904 Market
HOPE AXD HONE (weekly newspaper) Alfred Cridge
manager, 122 Montgomerj- Block
Hope Charles H. , printer, r. 195 Hyde
Hoi>e Frank, plumber, r. 195 Hyde
Hope Harrj', waiter, r. 244 Perry
Hope Harry R., conductor, r. 244 Perrj
Ho])e James, grainer, r. 1138 Howard
Ho))en Owen, seaman, r. 23 Federal
Hopf Buckley Emma, widow, musician, r. 320 Turk
Htpf Henry", foreman South Park Malt House, r. 612
Brauna'n
Hopf John S., waiter, r. 3 Chatham PI
Hopfner Ferdinand, miller, r. 409 Pacific
Hopke A. F. , purchasing agent J. D. Spreekels & Bro?.
Co. , r. 751 Sutter
Hopke E. & F. (Edward and Frederick Hopke) proprie-
tors Hudson River Dveing and Cleaning Wks, 409-
Sutter
Hopke Edward (E. & F. Hopke) r. 409 Sutter
Hopke Frederick (E. & F. Hopke) r. 409 Sutter
Hopken John L., clerk Lane k Connolly, r. Alameda
Hopken Lueder, surveyor Germanic Lloyds and Austro-
Veritas, 321 California, room 7, r. Alameda ~ — ^
Hopkins Agnes Miss, ironer S. F. Laundr>-, r. 1519 Eddy
Hopkins Alfred J., carpenter, r. 23 Parker Av
Hopkins Annie J. Miss, teacher, r. 1130 Treat Av
HOPKIXS ART BFILDIXG, SE cor California and
Mason
Hopkins C. C, salesman Thomas H. B. Vamey, r, 132'
Market
Hopkins Clement, clerk, r. 138 West Mission
Hopkins Charles W., bookkeeper Horn & Co., r. Oak-
land
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Hopkins E., Mrs widow, furnished rooms, 1093 Howard
H<>i>kins Edward, r. 31 Grand Av
HOFKINl^ EDWAKU >V., capitalist, 27 Mills Bldg
5th floor, r. 2031 California
Hopkins Emily A. Mrs. , proprietor Golden West House
and dressmaking, 438 Eddy
HOPKINS EMILV B. JURS., office 27 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. SE cor Clay and Buchanan
H»pkins Frank M., grlpman Cal. St. RR., r. 1415 Cali-
Hopkins Frederick V., i)hysician, ortice and r. 2329 Fill-
more
Hopkins George L., teamster William Ruhinger & Sons,
r. 427 Chestnut
HOPKIN.«^ GEORGE "W., real estate, 226 Crocker
Bldg, r. 2519 Sutter
Hopkins Gerald, salesman, r. 309 Third
Hopkins H. D., waiter Davis & Marston, r. 806 Taylor.
Hopkins Henry, laborer, r. 34A Freelon
Hopkins Herbert A., clerk George W. Caswell & Co. r.
1093 Howard
Hop'<ins James, machinist Union Iron Wk.s, r. 1233
Twentyfifth
Hopkins James, pressman Philliijs & Smyth, r. 247
Perry
Hopkins James, tailor, r. 469 Jessie
Hopkins James R., painter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins J. L., editor and publisher Matrimonial Advo-
cate, 515 Kearny, room 1
Hopkins John, r. 422 Broadway
Hopkins John, driver, r. 1431 Pacific
Hopkins John, laborer, r. 946 Harrison
Hopkins John E., morocco finisher, r. IS{ Bluxom9
Hopkins John F., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 31
Grand Av
Hopkins John N., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. .A.la-
me la
Ho]>kins John P., boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins John R., bricklayer, r. 2210 Broderick
lIoi>kins Joseph, expressman, 18 G«arv, r. 4S Seventli
Hopkins Josephine, widow, r. 635 Eighteenth
Hopkins Justin S., secretary Cosmos Loan Assn, 101
Battery, r. Alameda
Hopkins Laui a T. Mrs., teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 907a Guerrero
Hopkins Lemuel B., supervisor of deposit melting U. S.
Mint, r. 1335 Twenty-fourth
Hopkins Mary, domestic 2310 Clay
Hopkins Mary A. Mrs., millinery, 114 Sixth
Hopkins Matthew L., purkpacker, r. 64 Tehama
Hopkins Noble, salesman Kraker Mnfg Co.. r. 808 Hyde
Hopkins Patrick, laborer, r. 432 Minna
Hopkins Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Hopkins Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Geary and Wood
Hopkins Patrick H., clerk, r. 947 Mission
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins Reuben T., notions, 1511 O'Farrell
Hopkins Rufus C, Spanish interpreter, office 606 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. 84 West Mission
Hopkins Russell H., conductor, r. 2709 McAllister
Hopkins S. B., road manager G. W. Arbuckle,
Hopkms Thomas, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Hopkins Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2210
Broderick
Hopkins Thomas, laborer, r. 212 Clara
Hopkins Thomas, paver, r. 619 Natoma
Hopkins Thomas, paver, r. 704J Natoma
Hojikins Thomas, porter, r. 625b Natoma
Hopkins Thomas J. , stonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins Thomas J., machinist William Wedgwood, r.
Oakland
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
HOPKIXlii TIMOTHY, capitalist, 29-30 Mills Bldg,
5lh floor, r. Meiilo Park
Hopkins William, clerk, r. 312 Brannan
Hopkins William, teamster, r. 44 South Park
Hopkins William A., jiorter, r. 1130 Treat Av
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Hopkins William B., special agent London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co. of l,iverpool, r. 2612 Califoriiia
Hopkins \\illidn) H., teamster, r. 28 Dore
HOPKI.\S ^ViLLg AM E., M. D. (Drs. Powerw &
Ilojikiiis) oculist, aurist and larvngoscopist, office
.i33 Sutter, r. 1411 Hyde
Hopkins William R., driver Farnsworth & Collins, r. 44
South Park
Hopkins William W., clerk, r. 801 Leavenworth
Holikiiis William W., with S. F. Novelty and I'lating
VVks, r. 438 Geary
Hopkins W. S., capitalist, r. 433 I'ine
Hopkinson Alfred, carpenler, r. 23 Parker
Hoiikinson Emerson B., )>roi)tr The Hawthorne, 1926
Market
Hop'and Louis, laborer, r. 142 Sixth
HOPPE ADOLPH. livery stable, 171.-. Saoiamento, r.
1633 Sacramento
Hop]ie August, porter, r. 715 Howard
Hoppe Benjamin, clerk, r. 1120 \'allejo
Hoppe Edwin E., glassblower, r. 73:. Brannan
Hoppe Eva, widow, r. 1034 Potrero Av
Hoppe Frank A., clerk L. H. Kohii, r. 1633 Sacramento
Hoppe Frederick A. , driver A. Hopite, r. 1715 Sacni-
mcnto
Moiipe Janus, mill hand Pacific Coast Dooi- Co., r. 3t>
Morris Av
Hojipe John C. (Brigham, Hop))e & Co.) r. Claremont
Av, Berkeley
Hop)ie Joseph, tailor, 637 Pacific, r. 1120 Vallejo
HOPPE REIXHOLD, manufacturer surgical instru-
ments, 328 Bush, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Hoppe May, widow, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
Hoppenberg Charles U., bookkeeper Adolph Blaich, r.
479 Haight
Hoppenberger William, laborer, r. 404 Hampshire
Hoppsr Albert J. , r. 714 Bush
HOPPER EMILY C. MRS., manager Hotel Bert-
ling, 714 Bush
Hopper Garrett, carpenter, r. Ill Ninth
Hopper Garrett H., cooper, r. Ocean Beach ur Cliff
House
Hopper Henry, laborer, r. 602 Iowa
Hopper James, machinist, r 36 Morris Av
Hopjjer John E.., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 542
Pennsylvania Av
Hopi)er John E. Jr., ropemaker Tubbs Cordage C*>., r.
701 Twenty -first
Hopyier Milford, carpenter, r. 24 Cherubusco
Hopper Samuel E., glass bending, 428 Thirtieth
Hopper William C, clerk Williams-Marvin Co.. r. 714
Bush
Hoiips Bert W. , with Hopps & Sons, r. 1719 Webster
Hopps Charles E. (Hoi)ps & Sons) r. Alameda
Hopps Frank W. (Hopjis & Sons) r. Alameda
Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1719 Webster
Hopps Harry R., designer Pac. Am. Decorative Co., r.
2835 Vallejo
Hupps John H., draughtsman Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 412 Hyde
Hopjis Mary E. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary School,
r. Alameda
Hopi>s Robert E., clerk W. P. Fuller k Co., r. Alameda
HOPP.S «« SOXS (Charles E., George H. and Frank
W.) house and sign painters, 429 Pine, Telephone
Main 465
Hop wood John E., connector Edison Light and Power
Co. , r. 95 Silver
Horabin S. A., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Alameda
Horabin William, bookkeeper Bibo, Newman & Iken-
berg, r. 1614 Polk
HORAt^E MANN EVENING SCHOOL. James R.
Dwyer acting principal, E s Valencia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
HORACE MANN GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Joseph
O'Connor principal, E s Valencia bet Twenty-second
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Hiarjack John W'., traveling salesman Thomas, Taylor i*c
■ ■ Co. , r. 818 Greenwich
'Horack Walter A., bookkeeper U. S. Watch Co., r. 81S
Greenwich
Homu Ann, widow, r. 2950 Howard
Horan Annie, domestic 5;200 Jackson
Horan Charles, bartender, r. 103 Clay
Horan Charles E., cigarmaker, r. 652| Minna
Horan Edward, car repairer S. P. C^.
Horan Edward, physician and surgeon, office and r. 91fi
Howard
Horan Ellen, widow, r. 439 Tenth
Horan l-ranceK, widow, r. 142-2 California
Horan Frank, c-an^nter, r. 416 Twelfth Av
Horan •'"rank, laborer, r. 674 Braiman
Horan Frank W., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 1422 Cali-
fornia
Horan George G., clerk Post Office, r. 1422 California
Horan James !>., st<x.k and sales yard, SW cor Tenth and
Bryant, r. 109 Twenty -fourth
Horan John, foreman John Kelso, r. 230 Fifteenth
H,.ran John, lineman Electric Light Co., r. 433i Tehama
Horan John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Horan Jo n B., cattle dealer, r. 701 Shot well
Horan Margaret, widow, r. 731 Folsom
Horan May Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 914 Fulton
Horan Michael, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r.
54 Xortolk
Horan Morris, laborer, r. 268 Minna, rear
Horan Norah, domestic 928 Haitht
Horan P. , blacksmith S. P. Co.,>. Fifteenth and Br>aut
Horan Patrick J., liquors, r. 741 Howard
Hocan.Terrence, t«amster, r. 1910 McAllister
Horan Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1914 Mc-
AUi-ster
Horan Thomas, foreman S. P. Co., r. 548 Brjant
Horan Thomas, laborer Custom House, r. 20J Clara
Horan Thomas Jr., painter, r. 60S Xatoma, rear
Horan William, r. 423 Ninth
Horan William, car repairer, r. Bryant bet Alameda
an J El Dorado
Horan William, gilder, r. 608 Natoma, rear
Horan William E.. hostler, r. 109 Twenty -fourth
Hrjrber Rudolf, bi"'kkee]>erS. F. Savings Union, r. 6
Albion Av
Horden J., laborer, r. 116 Sixteenth
More Edward B., Uiokkeeper Georsre W. Gibbs Co., r.
Alameda, Cal.
H>re Ellen, widow, r. N s Ninetaenth bet Eureka and
Ooutflass
Hore James N., foreman Otto Luhn & C^., r. N s Nine
teenth bet Eureka and Douglass
Hore John, laborer, r. 1306 Bryant
Hore John J., machinist, r. N s Nineteenth bet Eureka
and Douglass
Hore Thimas J., .soapmaker, r. N s Nineteenth bet
Eureka and Douglass
arsT Hore. See Hoar, Hoare and Horr
Horen Andrew, laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Horgan Annie, tailoress, r. 1814 Union
Horgau Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 1814 Union
Horgan Cornelius Jr., 3d asst engineer stmr Alameda, r.
1814 Union
Horgan Daniel, r. 1233 Buchanan
Horgan Daniel L., clerk Railway Mail Ser\ice, r 1233
Buchanan
Horgan James, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &Co., r.
326 .\nderson
Horgan .leremiah, steward, r. Alms House
Horgan John, car|>enter, r. 644 Stevenson
Horgan John, dairyman, r. 509 Point Lobos Av
Horgan Jo!iii, laborer, r. 1141 Stevenson
Horgan John H., lithographer, r. 326 Anderson
Horgan John P., motorman, r. 1233 Buclianan
Hot^au Michael J., cabinetmaker, r. 529i Bryant
Horgan Minnie, domestic 2209 Devisadero
Horgan Nellie M., domestic 194 Devisadero
Horgan Patrick, laborer, r. 412 Union
Horgan Patrick, veterinary surgeon, r. 1141 Stevenson
Horgan Patrick J., machinist Market St. Ry., r. 1141
Stevenson
Horgan Thomas, painter, r. 1300i Stockton
Horgan Thomas E., plumber, r. 314b Waller
Horfi^n Timothy, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 55«
Bryant
Horgan Timothy, dairj- and produce, r. 1234 Eddy
Horgan Timothy, stonecutter, r. 644 Stevenson
iW Horgau. See Harrigan and Horrigan
Horiger Albert (L. A. -Souc & Co.) r. 431 Twenty-seventb
Horine Joseph A., lal orer, r. 2010 Ellis
Horling Charles, stevedore, r. 209 Leidesdorff
a^ Horling. See Harling
Horlor John E., furniture, 2013 Fillmore
Horman Herman, teamster, r. 27 shotwell
Horn Adam, saddler, r. 105 New Montgomerj-
Horn Adolph, waiter, r. 50 Everett
Horn Albert F., starter, r. 1904J McAllister
Horn Benjamin C, r. 1314 Greenwich
Horn Bernard (Horn i Judge) r. SW cor Florid* and
Mariposa
Horn Bernard J., salesman Horn & Judge, r. 2417 Fol-
som
Horn Charles, shipping cletk, r. 816 Greenwich
Horn Charles, stevedore Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 1122 J
Mason
Horn Charles V., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
2000 McAllister
Horn Edgar L., tinsmith L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 1904t
McAllister
Horn Elizabeth, widow, r. 704 Guerrero
Horn Francis, Mrs., widow, r. 1422 Calif oniia
Horn Francis W , clerk, r. 1422 California
Horn Frank, r. San Bruno Av nr Wayland
Honi Frank J., groceries and liquors, 45 Capp, and clerk
S. P. Co., r. 17 Adair
Horn George G., r. 1422 California
Horn Harrj- L., stenographer Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. Alameda
Horn Henry F., cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. S38
Twenty-seventh
Horn Hugh, laborer, r. 10 Ritch
Honi Isidore, cigarmaker, r. 941 Folsom
Horn Jennie S. Miss, teacher music, r. 22 Valley
Horn John, laborer S. P. Co.
Honi John C, printer H. S. Cncker Co., r. 120 J Turk
Horn John F., liquors, 401 Fifth
Horn John H., butcher, 55 Centre Market, r. 601 Taylor
Horn Joseph (Horn & McCarthy) r. 442 Jessie
Horn Joseph, engineer, r. 1620 liiguna
Horn Joseph, tanner, r. »6 Everett
H jm Josejih T., elerator man Donohoe Bldg, r. 24^
Laskie
Honi Laura J. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 704 Guerrero
Horn Margaret, widow, r. 1620 Laguna
Horn Martin, r. 1726 Eddy
Horn Man , domes; ic 1316 Buchanan
Horn Max, butcher, r. 601 Taylor
Horn N., machinist, r. 3252 Mission
Horn Peter, expressman, r. 824 Eighteenth
Horn Richard, baker, r. 763 Howard
Horn Robert G., stock broker, 337 Pine, r. 626 Twenty-
third
Horn Samuel, laborer, r. 347 Fourth
Horn Sarah L., widow, r. 1314 Greenwich
Horn Siguiund, apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r. SOI
Tavlor
Horn Si>phie Miss, domestic 1516 Van Ness Av
Horn Thomas, laborer, r. 20i Clara
Horn Thomas L. (Horn & Co.) r. Oakland
Horn Walter, hostler, r. 1620 Laguna
Horn William A., harness maker, r. 105 Montgomery
Horn William B., street contracU)r, r. 538 Oak
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Horn William C, porter Blake, Moffltt & Towne, r. 8l'1
Churun
Horn William H., musician, r. 120i Turk
Horn William P., salesman Horn & Co., r. Oakland
Horn William W., salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 460 Fell
H<»KK«t: <'0. (Thomas L. Horn arid Benjamin H.
Pendleton) importers and jobbers cigars and tobacco,
lOit Front, Telephone Main 1041
HORN A JUDGE (Bernard Horn and Timothy F.
Judjre) wholesale and commission butchers,
slaughter house First Av, South, ottice 504 Kearny,
room 1, Telephone Main 421
Horn & McCarthy (Joseph Horn and Jeremiah Mc-
Carthy) liquors, 775 Market
Hornback Ella, widow, forelady mangling dept La
Grande Laundry, r. 912b Vallejo
Hornbcck Charles W., teamster, r. 12f Sheridan
Hornbeck Edgar, car b\iilder Sutter St. Ry, r. 1421;5
Bush
Horbeck Gustav, foreman pressroom Valleau & Peter-
son, r. 1609 Californ'a
Honibeck Junius A., printer, r. 1609 California
Hornbeck Robert, carpenter, r. 1421i Bush
Honibeck Walter, car repairer Sutter St. Ry, r. 1421A
Bush
Honiberg Axel P. , merchant tailor, 121 Sutter, r. 807
Bush
Hornberger James A., grain broker. Produce Exchange,
r. 616 O'Farrell
Honiblower Frederick A., attorney at law, room 5, Su-
preme Court Bldg, r. 536 Guerrero
Hornbrook Dora, widow, dressmaker, r. 821 Filbert
Hornby Thomas B., porter John Molloy, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Home Jacob, proprietor First Street House, 507 Mis-
sion
Home J. W., conductor, r. 1708a Waller
Home Noah R. , compositor Chronicle, r. 10 Geary Court
gS^ Home. See Horn
Horner Charles F. , carpet layer W. & J. Sloan & Co. , r.
25d Thirteenth
Horner Frederick G., cigar mnfr, 441 Bush, r. 422 Powell
Homer George B., cashier Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 2002
Jackson
Horner John W., clerk General Electric Co., r. 422 Pow
ell
HOKNER RI'DOLE, secretary German Depart-
ment Young .Men's Christian Association, r. 2208
Jones
Homer Sophie M. Mi-s, r. 1409J Scott
3 omer William, shoemaker, r. 23 Valencia
omibrook Walter, pointer, r. 638 Jessie
Hornich Joseph, lal)orer Frolick & Meighan, r. 32 Ever-
ett
Hominjan George F., clerk, r. 820 Filbert
Hoinsby Annie L. Miss, teacher, r. 415 Hyde
Hornsman Andrew, watchman Chinese Theatre, r. 820
Filbert
Hornsman George, mariner, r. 820 Filbert
Hornung Burrington Miss, r. 2716 Howard
Homung Charles F. , butcher, 514 Valencia
Hornung Conrad C, pianos and organs, 917 Mission, r.
1722 Eddy
HORNUNG FRANK C. (estate of) proprietor Mint
Exchange, 877 Market
Homung Frank C. Mrs., widow, r. 2716 Howard
Homung Frederick H., brewer Chicii^o Brewery, r. 311
Prospect Av
Homung John, physician G. Leipnitz & Cfi.
Homung John, watchman, n 3 Broads PI
Homung Lulu Mrs., teacher music, r. 1722 Eddy
Hornung Rudoljih, piano maker, r. 1722 Eddy
Homung Rudolph F., piano tuner A. Bruenn, r. Oak-
land
Honunig Thorvald, draughtsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
1722 Eddy
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Hornung William, physician and surgeon, r. 909 Howard
Horn well James, carpenter, r. 765 Harrison
gg" Horowitz. See Hurewitz
Horr Bennett H., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1325 Vallejo
Horr George E., manager McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 625
Haight
Horr Obed, asst secretary Horse Show Asan, r. 2207
Webster
gS" Horr. See Hoar and Hoare
Horrell Charles E., r. 706a Guerrero
Horrell Laura A., clerk Post Office, r. 706a Guerrero
Horrell L. M. , widow, r. 706a Guerrero
^ Horrell. See Hurrell
Horridge John, r. 1515 Ellis
Horrigan Ann, domestic 643 Haight
Horrigau Euirene, policeman, r. 125 Seventh
Horrigan Fanny Miss, saleslady Collins Bros., r. 119i
Fell
Horrigan I oh 11 H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 632
Post
Horrigan John J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. Oak-
land
Horrigan John J., furnished rooms, 122 Taylor
Horrigan Mary, widow, r. 639 Vallejo
Horrigan Timothy, laborer, r. 2125 Montgomery
8^ Horrigan. See Horgan and Harrigan
Horrisberger Jact)b H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Alameda
Horrocks George, painter, r. 458 Natoma, rear
HORJ^BURGH D.4.VID W., chief clerk Freight
Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r. 1517 Washington
HORSBURGH JAME!^ Jr., asst general passenger
agent Southern Pacific Co., General Offices S. P. Co.,
4 Montgomerj-, r. 1517 Washington
Horsch Jane, widow, r. 529 Sixth, rear
Horsch John, expressman, r. 627 Minna
Horsch Julius, restaurant keeper, r. 1124 Powell
Horsch Theo, waiter, r. 411 Valley
Horse Show Association of the Pacific Coast The, Henry
J. Crocker president and treasurer, George A. New-
hall secretary, Obed Horr asst secretary, 30 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor
Horseshoe Bar Consolidated Mining Cu. (Placer and El
Dorado Cos.) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
35-36
Horslev William, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Horst Conrad, musician, r. 439 Fourth
Horst Louisa C. Miss (Horst & Chabot) r. 519 Van Ness
Av
Horst & Chabot (Miss Louisa C. Horst and Miss Mary A.
Chabot) proprietors Gem Restaurant and Cafe, 226
McAllister
Horstmann Bernard D., lodgings and liquors, 540 Com-
mercial
Horstmaim Dorothy, widow, r. 824 Fifteenth
Horstmann Frederick W., bartender, r. 7 Thirtieth
Horstmann Henry, liquors, 3500 Mission, r. 7 Thirtieth
Horstmann Henry, salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 422 Mis-
sion
Horstmann Henry, teamster, r. 19 Capp
UORSTM.INN HENRY F.. capitalist, office with
Bach, Meese & Co., 321 Montgomery, r.2232 Howard
Horstmann Hermann, brewer, r. 68J Everett
Horstmann Hermann J. (Horstmann & Miller) r. 824
Fifteenth
HORi^TMANN JOHN, manufacturer and importer
bi-carbonate soda, saleratus and washing powder,
667 and 675 Bryant, Telephone South 122, r. 709 Ma-
son
Horstmann John B., cigamiaker, r. 152 Perry
Horstmann John H., traveling salesman, r. 735J Guer-
rero
Horstmann John H., woodturner, 314 Mission, r. 427
Twentv-third
Horstman Joseph B., clerk, r. 824 Fifteenth
Horstmann William J., bookkeeper John Hortsmann, r.
28 Shotwell
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W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Paciflc Coast
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Horstmann & Miller (Hermann J, Horstinann and Au-
buiy W. Miller) fruits and vegetables, 226 Noe
Horstmeyer Frederick, carpenter, r. 1007 Fifteenth
Horstmeyer William, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 56
Annie, r. 1007 Fifteenth
Horte Paul, liquors, r. 617 1 Post
Horten August, laborer, r. 1301^ Larkin
Horton Ada Miss, r. 554 Church
Horton Charles C, clerk Healy, Tibbets & Co., r. 915
Point Lobes Av
Horton Claiborne, secretary San Joaquin Brick Co.,
Berry bet Sixth and Seventh, r. Stockton
Horton C. R. V., laborer, r. 112 Welsh
Horton Cyrus B. , r. 781 Mission
UOKTO.N' EDWARD H., vice-president and man-
ager J. C.Johnson & Co., 400 Market, r. 2110 De-
visadero
Horton Eugene, driver, r. 2200 Fillmore
Horton Eugene L., notions, 2200 Fillmore
Horton F. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Pine
Horton Frank W., horseclipjier, r. 341 Fifth Av
Horton Gilbert, engineer, r. 602 Buchanan
Horton Joseph B., bookkeeper Healy, Tibbets & Co., r.
Alameda
Horton Leander, engineer, r. 14 Jackson
Horton Llillv, widow, seamstress, r. 10 Metcalfe PI
Horton Lulu Mrs., r. 216 Eddy
Horton Maria, widow, r. 915 Pt. Lobos Av
Horton Marie Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School,
r. 915 Pt. Lobos Av
Horton P. B. Mrs., r. 1619 Clay
Horton Robert L., capitalist, r. 1033 Ellis
Horton Samuel W., reporter Post, r. 915 Pt Lobos Av
Horton Thomas, restaurant, r. 429 Eddy
Horton Thomas R., r. 1002 Pine
Horton Walter, clerk Samuel W. Di.xon, r. 3 Moss PI
Horton William, laborer, r. 2J Russ
iS" Horton. See Haughton and Houghton
Hortop Samuel, foreman U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
222 Chattanooga
Horwege Henry, groceries and liquors, 2301 Geary, r.
17 Beideman
Horwinski Edward, with Theatrical Publishing Co., r.
Alameda
Horwinski Max, 424 Sansome, r. Alameda
Horwinski Ma.\ Jr, manager Theatrical Publishing Co. ,
424 Sansome, r. Alameda
Horwitz Charles (Horwitz & Colin) r. 17 Van Ness Av
Horwitz D. Mrs. , widow, r. 17 Van Ness Av
Horwitz & Cohn (Charles Horwitz and William Cohn)
wines and groceries, 1716-1718 Market
Horwood Robert, blacksmith, r. 1427 O'Farrell
HO!»E 1, S. F. F. Uept.,112 Jackson
HOl^e 2, S. F. F. Dept. (fire boat Gov. Irwin) foot Mis
■sion nr East
UO^E 3, S. F. F. Dept., 2521 Folsom
HOSE 4, S. F. F. Dept., 1802 Stockton
Hosea Brother, director Sacred Heart College, SE cor
Eddy and Larkin
Hosea David, engineer, r. 33 Valley
Hosea Wellington D., clerk, r. 33 Valley
Hosenjager Cnarles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hosford Charles, lather, r. 617J Ellis
Hosken John, r. 713 Bush
Hosking Thomas, r. 823S Montgomery
Hosklng Thomas Mrs., dressmaking, 823i Montgomery
Hoskins Frederick, stenographer, r. 2402 Bush
Hoskins John H., motonnan, r. 228 Eighth
Hoskins John H. Mrs., dressmaking, 228 Eighth
Hoskins Nettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 228 Eighth
Hoski s Richard O., clerk, r. 212 Leavenworth
Hoskins Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 228 Eighth
Hosman John, r. 410 Oak
HO.SMEK ABEL, secretary Raymoad Granite Co.,
NW cor Tenth and Brannan, r. Oakland
Hosmer Charles IL, collector Spring Valley WW., r. 938
Oak
Hosmer Frank W. , clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. 140 Libert\
Hosmer George W., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil k
Michaels, r. 418 First
Hosmer Harrie B. , salesman Clabrough, Golcher & Co.,
r. 140 Liberty
Hosmer John A., asst. District Attorney, New City Hall, .
r. 2018 Baker
Hosmer John P., draughtsman, r. 1734 Baker
Hosmer Margaret V. . widow, r. 140 Liberty
Hosmer Sarah C. , widow, furnished rooms, 316 Taylor
Hosmer William R., bookkeeper Raymond Granite Co.,
r. 420 Golden Gate Av
H08PITAL C'ALIFOR!«IA MOMA^^'S, Sacra-
mento bet Baker and Lvoii
H08PITAL CHINESE,' X k Pine bet Kearny and I
Dupont
HOSPITAL CITV AXD COl XT¥ SA\ FKAX-
<'ISCO, E s Petrero Av, bet Twentv-second and
Twentv-third
HOSPITAL €IT1' RE€EITI^'<;. New City Hall.
basement
HOSPITAL DEPART.MEXT SOITHER.N PA-
CIFIC CO., 91 Crocker Bldg ,
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AXD TRAI!Vi\ti
SCHOOL FOR XIIRSES, 3700 California
HOSPITAL FRE\CH (New) SE cor Fifth and Point
Lobos Avs '
HOSPITAL FRE\€H (Old) S s Bryant bet Fifth
and Sixth
HOTEL OERM.AN, W s Noe bet Fourteenth and
Ridlev
HOSPITAL SAX FRAX< I.SCO FE.UALE. IliOl
California
HOSPITAL SAX FRAXCLSCO L1IX<>-IX, ;il3
Golden Gate Av
HOSPITAL SMALLPOX, De Haro bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
HOSPITAL ST. LUKE'S. Ws Valencia bet Twenty-
se\enth and Twenty-eighth
HOSPITAL ST. MARl'-S, N s Bryant bet First
and Kincon PI
HOSPITAL r. S. MARIXE, Presidio Reservatini,
nr Mountain Lake
Hoss John (John Hoss & Son) r. 622 Hayes
Hoss John Jr. (John Hoss & Son) r. 622 Hayes
HOSS JOHX A SOX (John and John Jr.) wines and
liquors, 411 Sutter
Hossack Charles D., bookkeeper B. Grave Co., r. 1301
Vallejo
Hossack Charles D. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1301 Vallti
Hossli Stephen, carpenter, r. 626 Stevenson
Hosta John A., surveyor, r. 1225 Union
Hostetter Augustus G., r. 308 Valencia
Hostetter Augustus G. Jr.,millhand, r. 308 Valencia
Hostetter Fred, porter The Col<inial
Hostetter Joseph, sponge worker, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Hostetter Theron, laborer, r. 238 Riteh
Hostetter William, laborer, r. 238 Ri'ch
Hostetter William C, laborer, r. 168 Clementina
Hostrup Henrv, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
HOTALIX<i AXSOX P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.) r.
1776 California
HOT.ALIXt; AXSOX P. Jr., manager A. P. Hotal-
ing & Co., 429-437 Jackson, r. 1904 Franklin
HOTALING A. P. A CO. (Anson P. Hotaling) in
porters and jobbers wines and liquors, specialt\
J. H. Cutter's whskey, 429-437 Jackson, Telephoiu
Main 726
Hotaling Frederick C, student, r. 1776 California
HOTALIXG RICHARD M., office 429-437 Jacksoi,.
r. 1776 California
tS" Hotaling. See Houghtaling
Hotchkiss D. H. Mrs., widow, r. 216 Leavenworth
Hotchkiss James C, starter Market St. Ry, r. 909J Caj i
Hotchkiss Thaddeus S., bookkeeper Coffin & Sandersoi
r. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET aM SIDEWALK WOBX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2D
siifscRLBE 5ft|^ FRflNGISGO GftLL
CHAS M. SHORTRirGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7. Flood Building, S. f.
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Hotchkiss William, carpenter
Wks, r. Oakland
Joshua Hendy Machii
HOTEL ALEXANDRIA, .......
I<>[» proprietor, 7HI !!>atter. Telephone
Ba!;t 197
Hott-I Baltimore, Mrs. James Stuart |)roiirietor, 1013 Van
Ness Av
HOTEL BECKER,
14-lO-lX
.l4».sepli M%'. Becker
Mason, Telephone
.nr!«.,lennle Fos-
SK cor Pine
proprietor,
Hioath 81
HOTKL BELLA VISTA, Mrs. Volney Spalding pro-
prietor, 1001 Pine, Telephone Main 583
HOTEL BERESFORD, .........
Chaiiiberllu proprietor. iWV cor Stockton
anil Bush
HOTEL BEKTLI.\<i. Mrs. K. V. Hopper proprietor,
714 Bush
HOTEL CLIFFORD,
ter proprietor, -J04 Ellis
HOTEL COLONIAL,
and .lones
HOTEL COLUMBUS, r..„. k.,.,
proprietor, 'fi»» O'Farrell, Telephone
Main I'i^l
Hotel Couper, Wilkins & Couiier proprietors, NE coi-
Eighth Av and D
Hotel cle France, Louis Savart proprietor, 618 California
Hotel de I'Avenon, Mrs. (). Lawrens proiirietor, 403
Broadway
Hotel del Campidoy:lio, Allegrini & Luporini proprietors,
408-410-412 Broadway
Hotel Di Genova, Galli & Gaspari i>roprietors, 407 Pacific
HOTEL FAIRMOUNT, k....... .
.lones itroprietors. Junction .Market, Fell
and Polk. Telephone South «7;
HOTEL 4;AZETTE A.M» BAILl RAILMAl
ADVERTISER, William P. Harrison proprietor
and publisher, 420 Kearny
Hotel Gazette Employment Biu-eau, William P. Har-
rison proprietor, 420 Keaniv
HOTEL GOLDEN WEST,..,,..
eke A Plageniann proprietors,
HOTEL GROSVENOR.
<;ar<lner manager, M9 Sutter
Hotel Guide, W. M. Patterson ))ublisher, 20 Ellis
Hotel Jefferson, Sparg-o & Shea proprietors, SW cor Jef-
ferson and Broderick
HOTEL LA>'C;HAM, John P. Gallagher proprietor,
U.S Ellis, Telephone South 243
HOTEL LAUNCESTON, .....r
furnished rooms by the day, week or
month, M'illlam Hart'st proprietor, 110
Eddy
HOTEL LYNDHURST, »-..
lit'orgiH t'. Powell proprietor. SW cor
ticary and Taylor
HOTEL MARECHAL NIEL,
Henry ti. Martin iiiaua<>er, 404 Ellis
Hotel Marguerite. 511 Turk
Hotel Midwinter Fair, B. Pfarrer proprietor, 715-717
Fifth Av
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VT?tRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
t'i-S6 Ellis
Sylvester
Novelties in Imported Wear.
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSBIKG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Hotel Mtrabeau, SE cor Ell's and Leavenworth
HOTEL MIRAMAR, .
'liarles S. Tence
701 4;eary, Telephone East
Peyser proprietor, SE cor Van
proprietor
Hotel Montrose, Ml
Ness Av and Gs
HOTEL OLIVER, «... ™. .. .»«.
proprietor, SE cor Pine and Mason
HOTEL PLEASANTON, «... ..
Brennan proprietor, 800 Sntter, Tele-
phone Main 370
Hotel Register Co., W. M. Patterson proprietor, 20 Ellis
HOTEL RICHELIEU, l.4.l.„p,»
prletor, 1013-1010 Van .\ess .At, Telephone
East 825
HOTEL SA VOYf Wrs. a. nesthal pro-
prletor, XE cor Powell and Post
Hotel Shirley, Michael C. McGrath pro])rietor, 524
Fourth
HOTEL STEWART, ™r.. ».». «.
Stewart proprietor, IIOI-IIOS Pine, Tele-
phone East 4!)4
HOTEL ST. NICHOLAS........
H. Doollttle proprietor. Junction Mar-
ket, Hayes. Larkin and Klnth
Hotel Sutherland, Mrs. Chamberlain proprietor, SE cor
Sutter and Jones
HOTEL VENDOME, Mary E. Grant proprietor, 1104
Market and 15 Turk
HOTEL WENTWORTH,«r..»,.„
W. iWewmau pr4»prietor, 017 Bosh
Hotem John S., broom maker, r. 1601 Stevauson
Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 72 Juniper
Hotop Frederick, cardriver, r. 812 Lott
Hotoji George H., laundryman, r. 3 Newell
Hotoj) Gustave, clerk, r. 72 Juniper
Hotop Julia, widow, r. 3 Newell
Hotte Geortfe (George Hotte & Son) r. 2843 Mission
Hotte George Jr. (George Hotte & Son) r. 2843 Mission
Hotte George & Son (George and George Jr.) wood and
coal, 2843 Mission
Hotte William, butcher, r. 923 Twenty-third
Hottel Jacob, conductor, r. 190S McAllister
Hotter Josejih F., shademaker. r. 25 Lloyd
Hottingshead Edward E., fireman Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 2251 Market
Hottua Nicklaus (Hottua & Hansen) r. 2712 Bush
Hott\ia & Hansen (Nicklaus Hottua and Andreas Han-
sen) can-iage mnfrs, 715 Folsom
Houchiiis Walter C, gasflxtures, r. 308 Twenty-first
Houck Edward, bartender, r. 2728 Sutter
Houck Frederick, student, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Houck Frederick E. , compositor, r. 037 Post
Houck Joseph D. F., compositor Post, r. 1037 Post
gr^ Houck. See Hauck
Houder Charles, compositor, r. 916 Post
Houdlette Edward E., watchman, r. 109 Montgomery
Houdlette Henry C, master stmr Australia, r. 715 Twen-
tieth
Hougaard John A., with S. E. Fischer & Co., r. 614
Hampshire
Hougaard William F., insurance J. B. F. Davis & Son,
r. 614 Hampshire
Hougan Brown, extraman Truck 1
Houge Hamilton, marine engineer, r. 100 Jackson
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428 California Street
Hough Edward F., bookkeeper Main Street Iron'Wks.
r. Oakland
Hough Eugene, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 115 Jones '''^
Hough George S., inspector Custom House, r. 64 South
Park
HOlItiH HOIYARD M., president Union Fish Co.,
and vice-president Lj-nde & Hough Co., 40 California,
r. 110b Haves
Hough James, clerk John Hough, r. SE cor Seventeenth
and Castro
HOUGH JAMES F., accountant, 308 California, r.
Larkspur, Marin Co.
Hough John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Seventeenth
and Castro
Hough Joseph, with Hanson & Co., r. Oakland
Hough Leroy, vice-president Western Meat Co., r. lOol
Pine
Hough Louis G. F., clerk Crane Co., r. 14 McAllister
Hough Martin, laborer, r. Alms House
Hough Mary, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asyhmi
Hough Stephen, with Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 405 Geary
Hough Susan E. Mrs., teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 1219 Filbert
a^ Hough. See Howe, Huff and Hoff
Houghtaling Abraui J., Sergeant Police, r. 1205 Taylor
Houghtaling William S., bookkeeper Neustadter iJros.,
r. Lorin, Cal.
Houghton Charles A. , r. 2026 Mission
HOUGHTON CHARLES D.. attorney at law. 420
California, room 12, r. 1030 Post
Houghton E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Camp
Houghton Edward T., student R. E. Houghton, r. 1910
Pacific Av
Houghton Edward P., engineer stnir Columbia, r. 2917
Pierce
Houghton E. J. Mrs., teacher Chinese Baptist Mission,
r. 1525 Powell
Houghton Frank G., r. 1900 Washington
Houghton George, machinist S. P. Co., r. 118 Si.\teenth
Houghton George F., shoe fitter R. A. Bourne, r. Oak
land
Houghton Harry, r. 1900 Washington
HOrGHTO.\ H. B., manager .Etna Life Insurance
Co., 212 Sansonie, r. Oakland
Houghton Harry H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
HOUGHTON HO>V.4.KD C, secretary and treas-
urer Western Iron Wks, 12.3-125 Beale, r. Los Gatos,
Cal.
Houghton H. T. Mrs., r. 521 Post
Houghton James, laborer, r. 27^ Freelon
Houghton James F. , capitalist and Regent University
of California, 303 California, r. 1900 Washington
Houghton James J., janitor, 652 Mission
Houghton Jennie S., widow, r. 2917 Pierce
Houghton John, furnished rooms, 632 Mission
HOUGHTON ROSCOE E., attorney at law, 29-31
Mills Bid;, 8th floor. Telephone Main 292, r. 1910
Pacific Av
Hou<,'hton Stephen C, attorney at law, 222 Sansome, 5th
floor, room 9, r. 905 Bush
Houghton Walter, restaurant, 319| Ellis
t^ Houghton. See Haughton and Horton
Houlding Carrie E. Miss, stonographer The Occident r.
19^ alpine
Houlding Horace W. Rev. , pastor Park Congregational
Church, r. 8^ Alpine
Hould'ng William, rancher, r. 19i Alpine
Houle Emma Miss, stenographer Merrill College, r.
Alameda
Houle Martha, dressmaker, r. 431 Minna
Houlihan Michael, car driver, r. 186 Perry
Houlihan Patrick, porter, r. 1318 Dupont
Houlihan William, pressman Brunt & Co., r. 186 Pen-}-
iS" Houlihan. See Hallahan, Hallihan and Hollahan
Hoult C. & Co. (CjTus Hoult) trusses and braces, 507
Kearny
Hoult Cyrus (C. Hoult & Co.) r. 2034 Mission
Houltby Harry, painter, r. First Av nr Golden Gate Av
Houltoii Marj" A. , widow, r. 30 Albion Av
Houpt Frank L. , with Manheim, Dibbern & Co. ,
r. 1021 Valencia
Houpt Mary, widow, r. 1021 Valencia
Hour Charles E., moulder Thompson Bros., r. 517 Fol-
som
Hour John B. , bartender, r. 138 Oak
Hourcade Pierre, ironer Eureka Valley Laundry, r. 20
Collingwood
Houret Louis, plumber, r. 1237 Stockton
Hourgbaum E. Mrs., r. 347 Grove
Hourigan John J., gardener, r. 2 Harrison Av
Hourigan John L., painter, r. 1838 Filbert
Hourihan Cornelius, bartender, r. 1505* Market
Hourston John, notions, 150 Sixth, r. 521 Hyde
Hourtane Annie, widow, r. 709J Seventeenth
Hourtane Frank, restaurant, 518 Jackson
Hourtane Jane, widow, r. 10 Caroline PI
Hourtane Peter, cook, r. 112 Bernard
House Artel L. , upholsterer, r. 1930 Eddy
House Arthur L., cashier National Fire Ins. Co., r. Thc
Colonial
House A. S., stoves, r. 7 Montgomery
House Charles G., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 317 EUi-
House Elon P., salesman, r. 2J09 Jacksfm
House George R., detective Cal. State Detective Bureau.
1222 Mission
House Hattie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1018 Sacrament<i
House Jennie W., widow, r. 921 Post
House E. T., editor Hayes Valley Advertiser, r. 5ii,
Haves
HOUSE OF C'ORRECTIOX (County Jail 2) W s old
San Jose Road nr Ocean House Road
HOUSE OF .MERCV FOR PROTECTION OF
HOMELESS GIRLS, XE cor Bryant and Rimon
PI
House William, barber, r. 627 ElUs
SW House. See Hause, Howes and Howse
Housefelth Mary A., widow, r. 3204 Sixteenth
Householders' Building and Loan Association, Ralph K.
Selby secretarj', 307 Sansome, room 1
Houseman Frank, mechanic, r. 128* Ninth
Houseman Harvey P., bartender, r. 2318* Larkin
Houseman J., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 3167 Geary
Houseman Joseph D., clerk Russ House, r. Bere« ord
Hotel
Houseman Margaret, widow, r. 2318J Larkin
Houseman Samuel, condu tor, r. 3167 Geary
tff" Houseman. See Hausman, Hausmann and Hou>-
Houser Enuna A., widow, r. 1006 Clay
Houser George, spikemaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 14C«;
Railroad Av South
Houser Leslie L. (ErasmT & Houser) r. 1421 Point Lob..s
Av
Houser Nathan L. (Bloom & Houser) r. 1410 Ellis
^r Houser. See Hauser
Houseworth Annie M., assistant matron Occidental
Board Presbyterian Mission House, 920 Sacramento
Houseworth Frederick A., solicitor American Invest-
ment Union (of New York) r. 2017 Sacramento
Houseworth Harrison, accountant, r. 2017 Sacramento
Houseworth Thomas, accountant, r. 2017 Sacramento
Housle Alfred, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 907 Union
Housley Edward C, expressman, r. 30 Prospect Av
Houslev Lucv, widow, r. 61 7 J Ellis
Housman N." B. Mrs. , r. 1416 Hyde
Housman Thomas, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
g^ Housman. See Hausman, Hausraann and House-
man
HOI SSET L., agent Comptoir National D'Escomptc
de Paris, 122 Sansome, r. 2725 Jackson
Houston Albert, clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r. 82«
Haight
Houston Albert, machinist, r. 315 Folsom
Houston Albert J., student, r. 828 Haight
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Houston Aujfustine E., salesman Blake, Moffitt & Towne,
r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston Belle Miss, laundress Electric Laundn-, r. 1746
Houston Conrad, porter, r. •272 Tehama
Houston Edward, machinist, r. 202^ Ninth
Houston Edward, press feeder Dickman-Jones Co., r.
338i Fo\irteenth
Houstjjn Emma, widow, r. 446 Natoma
Houston Frank, salesman Stewart & Co., r. 726 Tehama
Houston Frank K. Mrs. stenograplier Christy & Wise, r.
409 Stanyan
Houston Frederick K. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. S41
Golden Gate Av
Houston Henry, laborer, r. Alms House
Houston Isaac'M., physician and surgeon, office and r.
428 Ellis
Houston James, shoemaker, r. 2509 Mission
Houston .James F. , printer Post, r. 530 Geary
Houston John, foreman H. N. Cook Beltintr Co., r. 446
Natoma
Houston John, waiter A. O. Quiniby
Houston John B., draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r. 24
Hawthorne
Houston John H., driver Market St. Ry., r. 612 Fourth
Houston Kate, domestic 411 Twenty-first
Houston Mary A. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primarj'
School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston Matthew, steward stmr Oregon, r. 721 Harri-
son
Houston Mattie P. Mrs. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. 2232
Broadway
Houston Nina J. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
Sehool, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston Samuel W., yardman John H. Kuse, r. 2509
Mission, rear
Houston Thomas T., 1st assistant engineer stmr St.
Paul, r. 52 Silver
Houston William G., clerk H. S. Crocker Co. , r. 1107 ■
Golden Gate Av
Houston William R. , r. 2.509 Mission
Houston William W., lineman, r. 1523 Broadway
HOVSTO.V W. .1. A Vf>. (Mrs. Matlie P. and Fred-
erick K. Houston) shipping and commission mer-
chants, 121 Market
tS" Houston. See Heuston and Huston
Houtz John, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Hovalt Charles, carpenter, r. 817i Larkin
Hoveler William, butcher, r. 617 Lombard
t^ Hover. See Hoever
Hovennann William, gripman, r. 802 Lott
Ho vert Henry, painter, r. 504^ Fell
Hovey Asahel, dair\- produce, 1720 Eddy
Hovev Charles E. (S. D. Hovey & Co.) r. Alameda
HO%eV CHESTEK L., real estate, 8 Mills Bldg,
2d floor, r. 2002 Broadway
Hovev Edward, clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo & Co. ,
r." 204 Ellis
Hovey Edward, lineman, r. 342 Fourth
Hovey Frederick A., traveling salesman, r. 17 Noe
Hovey Frederick W., finisher Burnett & Slatterj-, r.
1409 Guerre- o
Hovey George D., painter, r. 1404 Guerrero
Hovey Jennie E. Miss, clerk, r. 1409 Guerrero
Hovev Samuel P. (S. D. Hovev & Co.) r. 1707 Gough
Hovey S. D. & Co. (Samuel D. and Charles E. Hovey)
real estate and bonds, 405 Montgomery
Hovey William T., umber, r. 2715 Sacramento
How Joseph, driver, r. 2511 Folsoni
Howard Albert C, loan broker, 101 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
515b Seventh
Howard Andrew E., varnisber, r. 35 West Mission
Howard Anna E., widow, r. 927 G'Farrell
Howard Bamford, teamster, 706^ Tennessee
Howard Benjamin F., stevedore, r. 233 Shotwell
Howard Bridget Mrs., laundress, r. 1325 Washington
Howard Charles, carpetiter, r. 553 Fifth
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Howard Charles, millman, r. 862 Howard
Howard Charles, teamster William Kerr Co., r. 903 Bat-
terj'
Howard Charles A., barber H. Scheunert, r. 609J How-
ard
Howard Charles A., painter, r. 1130 Market
Howard Charles E. (Ellis Publishing Co.) r. 632 Golden
Gate Av
Howard Charles M., teamster, r. 335 Fell
Howard Charles S. Jr., drayman, r. 2521 California
HO^VAKD CHARLES WEBB, president Spring
Valley Water Works, 516 California, r. Pacific-l'nion
Club
Howard Clarence A., compositor Post, r. Alameda
Howard Clifton, surveyor, r. 331 J Eighteenth
Howard D. Mrs., proprietor The Antrim, 807 California
Howard Denison L., engineer John Horstman, r. 825
Harrison
Howard Edward, r. 16 Geary
Howard Edward H., clerk Delivery Kept Wells Farg© &
Co. , r. 2511 Fillmore
Howard Elmer D., r. 621 Bush
Howard Emma, widow, dressmaker, r. 402 Mason
Howard Emma G. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights Primary
School, r. 120 Capp
Howard Eugene, r. 63 ^ Golden Gate Av
Howard Francis, horse trainer, r. 6 Dodge
Howard Frank, engineer, r. 313 Vallejo
Howard Frank, stev. dore, r. 2116J Jones
Howard Frank, traveling salesman, r. 210 Eddy •
Howard Frank, waiter Russ House
Howard Frank P., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Howard Frank S., r. 611 Pine
Howard Frankie Miss, dressmaker, r. New Western
Hotel
Howard Frederick, with Norton, Teller & Roden, r. 231:'.
Howard
Howard Frederick P., clerk Spring Valley W.W., r. Oak
land
Howard F. Robert, reporter, r. 927 O'Parrell
Howard George, laborer, r. 27 J Fourth
Howard George, longshoreman, r. 433 Vallejo, rear
Howard George, teaman, r. 1325 Washington
Howard George H., architect, 523 Montgomery, r. 7:«i
Post
Howard Harrison Iron Co. (Alabama) Peyt<in H. Brmiks
agent, 22 Market, room 14
Howard HenrjT., laborer, r. 317 Third
Howard Homer, motorman Market St. Ry, r. :J31.j
Eighteenth
Howard Horace P., clerk Western Sugar Refining Co., r.
120 Capp , ,
Howard Horace Z., superintendent Oceanic SS. < «>. s
Wharf, r. 120 Capp
Howard Irwin, molder, r. 237 Hayes
Howard J., mail clerk Examiner
Howard James, harness cleaner, r. 657 Folsom
Howard James, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Howard James H., barber, r. 326 Larkin
Howard James J., butcher, r. 1230 Twenty-fourth
Howard Jennie, domestic 1704 Geary
Howard Jennie Miss, principal Two Friends' Kinder:;.ir
ten, r. 1024 Wa.shington
Howard John, clerk, r. 50 South Park
Howard John, laborer, r. 10 Bryant
Howard John, tanner, r. W s Berkshire bet Cheliery :iml
San Jose Road
Howard John A. , printer, r. 122 Bartlett
Howard John J., r. 10 Preston PI
HOM'ARD JOHX L.. manager Oregon Improvpniciit
and Southern Oregon Co.'s, 16 California, and presi-
dent Alameda Sugar Co., 132 Market, r. Oaklan I
Howard John W., cUrk Palmer & Rey Type Found rj, i.
Berkeley
Howard Kate Miss, bookkeeper Robert F. Bunker, r. 20
Buena Vista
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Howard Kate I. Miss, physician, office and r. 334 O'Fai-
rell
Howard Kate M. Mrs. , dressmaker, r. lOOSJ Marlset
Howard Lizzie, widow, furnished rooms, 1050 Howard
Howard Lizzie Mrs., shoefitter Lobenstein Bros., r. 313
Vallej..
Howard Louise, widow, r. 20 Buena A'Ista
Howard Louise B. Miss, teacher Fairmont Primarv
School, r. 20 Buena Vista
Howard L. P. Mrs., r. 724 Post
Howard Lucas R., physician, r. 219 Shotwell
Howard Marjj'aret Miss, Itookkeeper, r. 1045 Nineteenth
Howard Martin, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 520
Fourth
Howard Martin J., cooper, r. 2811i Harrison
Howard Marj-, widow, r. 10 Prestoii P)
Howard Mai^, widow, r. 1325 Washington
Howard Mary, widow, r. 2521 California
Howard Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1325 Washington
Howard Mar>' Mrs., r. Alms House
Howard Michael, chiropodist, r. 248 Minna
Howard Morton, glo\emaker, r. 432 Valley
Howard Moses B., solicitor, i-. 432 Valley
HOW.4KD MVRO.% B.. supreme" secretary Roval
Fraternal Guardians, and manager Mutual Indemnity
Co., 32S Montgomery, r. 2326 Mission
Howard Nathanie , waiter, r. 248 Minna
Howard Nellie Miss, waitress Fisher & Co., r. 222i
Fourth
Howard Noah F., paperhanger, r. 24 Harriet
Howard Oliver M., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co
r. 899 Pine
Howard O. O. Jr., manager The English Mountain Gold
Mines Co., 58 Crocker Bldg, r. The Colonial
Howard Osgood B., conductor, r. 593 Schrader
Howard Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Minna
Howard Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r 418
Texas
Howard Peter, butcher, r. 55 Everett
Howard Peter, student, r. 120 Capp
HOWARD PReSBVTERI.4.\ CHI R€H, F. R.
Farrand pa.stor, S s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Howard Rebecca A. Mrs., physician, office and r. 334
O'Farrell
Howard Samuel, r. 335 Fell
H..ward Sfpiire .1., carpenter, r. 825 Harrison
HOtf'.4RU STREET NETHODI8T EPI8CO-
IML C'HI;R(-U. Rev. W. W. Case, D. D , pastor
.S s Howard bet Sec.nd and Third
HOWARD STREET WHARF Xo. I, foot of How-
d
H4S>WARD STREET WHARF Xo. 2, East l>et
Howard and Folsom
Howard Theresa, domestic 1522 Twenty-fourth
Howard Thoma-s. barber, r. 602* Central Ay
Howard Thomas, hostler St. ' La\vrence Stables, r. 6
Dodge
Howard Thjma.>*, printer Schmidt Label and Lltho. Co. , r.
235 Kearny
HOWARD THOMAS, ..... c,,...
■MH Mission, r. East Oakland
Howard Thomas J., jiroprietor Ca.scade Laundry, r. .54
Eric
Howard Thoniius P., clerk People's Express and Trans-
fer Co., r. 26 Minna
Ht>wan! \olni-y, insurance, 407-409 Montgomery r 43'^
Valley
Howard William, butcher, r. 1521J Market
H»>ward William, harnessmaker, r. 50 South Park
Howard William, (loiter Cobuni, Tevis & Co , r 730
Market
Howard William, shipcarpenter, r. Ninth Av South ur G
HOWARD WILLIAM H., capitalist ,523 Mont<'om-
erj-, Telepiione Main 632, r. San Mateo
Howard Willi.un J., bartender, r. 416 Hyde
HOWARD <t WILSOX COLOXV CO. (inoorpor
porated) R. M. Wilson president, George H. Howard
vice-president, F. M. Pickering secreUrv, 523 Mont-
gomery
H(jwarth Conrad, carpenter Pac. Box Factory, r. 620
Fourth
Howarth George P. , plumber, r. 1713 San Carlos Av
Howarth .Joseph, seaman stmr Bonita
HOWARTH THOMAS F., secretao' Simonds Saw
Co. , 31 Main, r. 29 Laurel
Howarth Thomas J., patternmaker The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. Oakland
Howatt .John B., boilermaker, r. 843 Seventeenth
Howatt William, J., clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 843
Seyenteenth
Howe A. D. Mrs., physician, office 1320 Market, r. Oak-
land
Howe Albert M., accountant Risdou I. and L. \Vks r
1320 Washington
Howe Albion S., clerk, r. 33k Pleasant
Howe Alvin J., physician, 520 Sutter, r. 120 Haight
Howe Andrew J., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 24
Brosnan
Howe Anthony, carpenter, r. 306 Capp
Howe Armiger, shoemaker, 46 Sacramento
riowe Catherine, widow, dressmaker, r. 2521 Bryant Av
Howe Charles A. , clerk Hills Bros., r. 322 Twenty-sev-
enth
Howe Charles F., electrician, r. 1003 J Pierce
Howe Charles K., bookkeeper Simpson Lumber Co.. r.
323 Scott
Howe Charles M. , Christian scientist, office and r. 841
Post
Howe Clarence F. , physician and surgeon office and r.
2204 Jones
Howe Daniel, bartender James T. Howe, r. 200 Turk
Howe Edward, superintendent, r. 417 Clayton
Howe Edward K., solicitor Union Box Factor}-, r. Ala-
meda
Howe Edward Jr., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. Ala
meda
Howe Emery- D., fruit buyer A F. Tenney Comi>any, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Howe Emily S., widow, r. 33 J Pleasant
Howe Emma S., widow, r. 323 Scott
Howe Erastus M., master mariner, r. 120 Fair Oaks
Howe Frank, jilumber, r. 306 Capp
Howe Frank C, timekeeper Risdon I and L Wks, r.
1033 Regent
Howe Frederick E., driver William H. Brown, r. 35
Garden
Howe George, butcher, 820 Howard, r. Brunswick
House
Howe George E., w-ith Pacific Steam Whaling Co. r.
1907 J Devisadero
HOWE GEORGE W .
rooms 7-9
Howe Georgie Mrs., widow, r. 2137 Howard
Howe Grace Miss, wool sorter Frederick S. Moody, r. 16
Madison Av
Howe Grant, teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
Howe Harriet A., widow, r. 17 Trenton
Howe Henry, r. 426 Tehama
Howe James E. (Coffin & Howe) r. 638 Valencia
Howe James T., liquors, 105 Eddy, r. Ill Eddy
Howe John, carpenter, r. 312 Sixth
Howe John, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE cor
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Howe John, with William H. Yates, r. 751 Howard
Howe John C, commercial printer, 636 Clay, r. 1516
Vallej o
Howe John M., photo-printing, 103 St Ann's Bldg, r.
1926 Market
Howe John M., stenographer Stanly, Haves & Bradley,
r. 1359 Minna
Howe John N., compositor Chronicle, r. 509 Turk
Howe John W. , porter, r. 23 Decatur
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Howe John VV., shoemaker, 210 Twenty-ninth r. SK
Twenty-nuith atid Sanchez
Howe Joseph, r. 2511 Folsoni
Howe Josephine E., widow teacher Wilcox &Gibl)s Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Howe Leonard W., agent, r. 725 Pine
Howe Lowell, tobacconist, r. 858 Mis-ion
Howe M. A., conductor Market St Ry, r. 120 Tenth
Howe Marie Miss, actress, r. 1949 Geary
Howe Marion E. , widow, r. 608 Haight
Howe Marv, widow, r. 299 Hyde
Howe Nelson, r. 323 Scott
Howe Nelson M., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE ci>r
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Howe Parthenia F., widow, r. 322 Twenty-seventh
Howe Raleigh, capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Howe Richard H. , fireman Pac. Saw Mnfg Co,, r. 613
Mission
Howe Robert C, clerk Ins. Co. of North America, r. 509
Turk
Howe Robert F. , shoemaker, 342 Twenty-fourth, r. 11
Columbia PI
Howe Robert P. , shorthand reporter, r. 501 Geary
Howe Russell B., c erk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. fiOJ Turk
HOn'E SCALE CO. (Vermont) Edward U. Page
manager, 3-5 Front
Howe T. H., r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Howe Thomas G., boilennaker, r. SE cor Twenty-ninth
and Sanchez
Howe Walter C, correspondent F. L. Sweaney,r.621 Bush
Howe William, laborer, r. 2142 Mission
Howe William, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 306 Cajiji
Howe William, 3d oflRcer stmr Corona, r. (j Harriet
Howe William, waiter, r. 448i Third
Howe William C, r. 628 Sutter
Howe William D., traveling salesman, r. 621 Bush
Howe William F., detective, r. 501 Geary
Howe Wdliam T., cigars and tobacco, 159 Third, r. 85S
Mission
Howell Albert, secretary Welch Inhaler and Medicine
Co., 57 Second, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Howell Alfred T., stonecutter, r. 20 Derby PI
Howell Ambrose, laborer, r. 1132 Howard
Howell Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 459 Minna
Howell Edward H., foreman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1334 Union
Howell Elmer, expressman, r. 23 Stockton
Howell Ernest J., trimmer Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 113 Eddy
Howell Ervin, clerk Commercial Pub. Co., r. East Oak-
land
Howell Eugene W. , mining, r. 300 Van Ness Av
Howell Frank, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2917.^ Mis-
sion
Howell George W., manager lamp dept. Nathan, Dohr-
mann & Co., r. 535 Thirty-sixth, Oakland
Howell Harry G., traveling salesman A. P. Hotaling \
Co.
Howell Harry W., boots and shoes, 1808 Polk
Howell Hattie Mrs., furnished rooms, lOU Grant Av
Howell Hattie F. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 300 Van Ness Av
Howell James, engineer stmr Mariposa, r. 823 Valencia
Howell James E., barber, 112^ Eddy, r. 232 Minna
Howell James M., clerk J. G. Doane & Son, r. 1318 Grove
Howell John J., 2d assist engineer stmr Mariposa, r.
1404J Folsom
Howell John R., superintendent Rapid Safety Filter Co.,
r. 105 Austin Av
Howell John S., manufacturer's agent, r. 1610 Pacific Av
Howell Joseph, r. 521 Post
Howell Joseph L., Park policeman, r. East Oakland
Howell Josiah R. , cashier Baldwin & Hammond, r. 426
Ellis
Howell J. W., special agent Mutaal Life Ins. Co. (of
New York)
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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HoAull Leverett, restaurant, 529c Hayes, r. 35 Eddy
Howell Lizzie P., widow, r. 612 Twenty-first
Howell Mary E. Mrs., bakery and lunch rooms, 416J El-
lis, r. 2637 Sacramento
Howell Mathias D.. mining, r. .300 Van Ness Av
Howell Philip B., clerk, r. 612 Twenty-first
Howell Ralph B., clerk Davis Bros., r. 612 Twenty-first
Howell T. C, publisher and pr iprietor State Resources
and Mining Review, 429 Montgomerj', r. Alameda
Howell Thomas, shoemaker, r. 321 Fremont
Howell Thomas, tinsmith, r. 20 Derby PI
Howell Thomas Rev., elder Advent Christian Church, r.
20 Derby PI
Howell Tile Co. The, John F. Sims president, Edward
S. Lowry vice-president, Henry F. Dessau secretary,
157 New Montgomery
Howell W. F., oiler stmr Columbia
Howell William, driver, r. 52^ S Iver
Howell William, manager The Howell Tile Co., 157 New
Montgomerv, r. 410 Nineteenth
Howell VVilliam'T., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1334 Val-
lejo
Howell William W., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 16
Madison Av
Howerton Edward B., clerk Assessor's Office, r. 428a
Pa-e
Howes Clarissa, widow, r. 3019 Jackson
HOIVES EGBERT S., dealer hardware, stoves,
agate, tin and glassware, gas fixtures and globes,
l)lumbing and gasfltting, 1625 Devisadero
Howes Enoch, attorney at law, r. 3019 Jackson
HOM'ES (liEORGE, proprietor Howes Special De-
livery, r. 506 Jones
Howes Henry A., contractor and carpenter, r. Thir-
teenth Av South nr Railroad Av
Howes Henry O., laborer, r. NW cor Broadway and
Montgomery
II01VES JABEZ, secretary Dumbarton Land and
Improvement Co. and El Dorado Gold and Silver
Milling Co., 214 Pine, room 55, r. 2325 Bush
Howes James, mas er mariner, r. 710 Folsom
Howes John, insurance agent, r. 751 Howard
Howes Robert H., mechanic, r. .506 Jones
Howes Selina Mrs., r. 320 Mason
II01VES SPECI.4L DELIVEKY. George Howes
proprietor, 508 Jones, Telei>hone East 547
Iff" Howes. See Hause and House
Howie Alexander (Kirby & Howie) r. 212a Eddy
Howie Emilie, trained nurse, r. 740 Twenty-first
How e Herbert P., carpenter, r. 525b Ivy Av
Howie John, boilennaker, r. 210 Michigan
Howie Thomas, clerk, r. 504 Geary
Howitt Henrv Rev , r. 204 Lombard
H..wkiiis Alfred, builder, r. 915 Fifteenth
r^" Hiiwk ns. See Hawkins
llowiand Bendix, foreman Union Iron Wks
l\ Oak
Gr
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Howland Charles C, teamster, r. 536 Munich
Howland Charles E., carpenter, r. 126 Ellis
Howland Charle* F., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1318 Washington
Howlar d Charles J., clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Howland Clarence A. (Howland .t Lonergan) r. 724}
Market
Howland Daniel, expressman, r. .536 Munich
Howland Edward, elevatonnm Mills Bldg, r. Oakland
Howland Frank P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Howland George H., clerk HejTiemann & Co., r. 1618
Laguiia
Hi.wland J. E , master ship Invincible, Pier 3 Steuart
Howland John C, polisher S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. 420J Clementina
Howland John S., master mariner, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Howl Hid John S., watchman O. R. an- 1 N. Co., r. 320
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Howland Joseph, laborer Oakland Art Pottery and Terra
Cotta Wks, r. Oakland
Howland Le Mar C, clerk, r. 1404 Van Xess Av
Hijwland Leonore, widow, >■. 1208 Lombard
Howland Mary E., widow, r. 1618 Liaruna
Howland Mattie L. Miss, saleslady, r. 1900 Stockton
Howland Robert M. Mrs., widow," r. 1900 Devisadero
Howland Wesley P., clerk Pac Coast SS. Co.,r. Oakland
Howland William P. , ciWl engineer, r. 430 Brjant
Howland William W., teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 179 Perr\-
HOWLAXD «& lO\ERG.4V (Clarence A. Howland
and George M. L-irengan) proprietors Im])erial Pho-
tographic Studio, 724i Market
Howlett Eliza, domestic 1224 Xoe
Hewlett Frank, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. Alame.la
Howlett George, polisher, r. 1324 Twenty-sixth
Howlett Michael, laundrjTnan C. and C. Hospital
Howley James, car driver, r. ISfi Perry
Hovvlev Katie, domestic 1405 Jones
Howley Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1544i^
Kentucky
8S" Howley. See Hawiey
Howinan John, clerk John KHngel, r. 707 Ellis
Howse Henry L., oil stoves and hardware, 14 Montgom-
ery Av, r. Palo Alto
Howse Henrj- L. Jr., clerk H. L. House, r. 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Howse John R., tyi)eca.ster, r. W s Twenty-third Av nr
Point Lobos Av
9^ Howse. See House
Howson George, hostler, r. 1819 Point Lobos Av
Howson John, shipwright, r. 1823b I'nion
Howson Thoma.s, beltmaker A. O. Cook & Son. r. or
Eighteenth and Fair Oaks
Hoxie Silas, expressman, r. 208 Clara
Hov Alexander, clerk I". S. Naval Office, r. 703 Market
Hoy Maria H. Mrs., r. 142 Eighth
Hoy Marj- E., widow, r. 131 4 J Larkin
Hoy William, car painter, r. 321 O'Farrell
gS" Hov. See Hoev and Hove
Hoyer jac .b F. W.,' porter Wielan 1 Bros., r. 1S40 How-
ard
Hoyer William, clerk Schweitzer .^c Co., r. 1840 Howard
HUYLE J. E. & CU.UIobn E. Hoyle)
printers, 403 .Market
Hoyle John E.. (J. E. Hoyle A: Co.) r. 1)48 Waller
Hovle John E , expressman, r. 2943 Howard
Hovle Reuben, printer J. E. Hovle & Co., r. 42.1 O'Far-
" rell
Hort A. P., coin]x>sitor Examiner
Hon Charles T., blacksmith, r. 1202 Mission
HOVT EDWARD, projirletor White Star Laundry,
office vestibule Chronicle Bldg, r. 2899 Jackson
MOVT FLET4-HER S., dental laboraUjry, 131 Post
room 9, r. Alameda
Hojt Frank, teamster Chirles A. Warren, r. 203
Eleventh
HOl'T FR.4\K B., notarv public, 504 Battery, r. 901
Powell
Hoyt Frederick T. , agent Mutual Investment Union, 14
Sansome, r. 512 Mason
Hoj-t George E., manager Palmer & Rev, r. 811 T\*entv-
third
Hort Henr\- A., salesman Winchester Repeating Anns
Co.,r. 58 Thirteenth
Hoyt James G., conductor, r. 28 De Long Av
Hoit John G. (Swayne & Hoyt) r. Oakland
Ho3-t Oscar F. , bookkeei)er Gas Consumers' Assn, r.
Ea-st Oakland
Hoyt William A., carpenter, r. 606b Bartlett
Hoyt William H, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
gS" Hoj-t. See Hoitt
Hranuelli Giusto (Antichicovich & Hranuelli) r. o23i
Jessie
HROM.4D.4 .ll»OLPH, wholesale candy manufac-
turer, 222-224 Batters and 31.5-317 Sacramento, Tele-
l)hone Main 511, r. li28 Guerrero
Huant Matilda J., widow, dressmaker, r. 522 Capp
MIB THE, GcMidkind & Keilus proprietors, dealers
fine clothing, 202-206 Kearny
Hubacek Andrew, jeweler E. H.'Hubacek, r. 823 York
Hubacek Edward, ninfg jeweler, 2. 28.V Mission, r. 82:i
York
Hubacek Matthew, carjieiiter, r. 823 York
Hubacek William, still life artist r. 823 York
HI B4€HEK JOSEPH H.. proprietor Eagle Phar-
macy, 201 Goiigh cor Oak, Telephone South 626
Hubacher John, engineer Cal. Drv Dock, r. Hunters'
Point
Hubash Joseph, mnfg jeweler and diamond setter, !)
Hardie PI
Hubb Peter, milkman, r. 1337 Xatoma
Hubbard Adolphus S., .secretarj' Cal. Historical Society,
819 Market, room 52, r. 1912 Pierce
Hubbard Alfred W., iwrter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 612
Birch Av
Hubbard Aimie, widow, r. 1307 Green
Hubbard B. S., s cretary Union Lithograph Co., 31G
Sacramento, r. Vernon Heights, Oakland
Hubbard Charles P., insurance solicitor Cadman & Kit-
tle, r. Oakland
HUBB.IRD E. .i. A CO. (Eugene A. Hubbard)
manufacturers" agents, 110 Sutter
Hubbard Edward T.. porter, r. 1612 Baker
HuboardE. H. Mrs., hairdressing, 931-935 Market, r.
511 Stockton
Hubbard Eugene .\. (E. A. Hubbard & Co.) 110 Sut-
ter
Hubbard Fannie V., widow, r. 2111 Hyde
Hubbard Frances J., widow, r. 1514 Vallejo
Hubbard Francis J., bookkeeper The Russ House, r. 42t>
Haight
Hubbard George A., dentist, 230 Kearny, r. 2104 Bush
Hubbard George M. , bookkeei>er Hibemia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1 101 Pine
Hubbard George W., drayman Wellman, Peck .V; Co., r.
7i Dale PI
Hubbard Henry, upholsterer, r. 1012 Bryant
Hubbard HenrV C, carrier Chronicle, r. 1222 Golden
Gate Av
Hubbard Henry F., hisiiector Custom Hou^e, r. 113 Oak
Hubbard Hoiise, Marcellin Caroul proprietor, 139
Fourth
Hubbard John, driver U. S. Mail, r. 618 Third
Hubbard John, laborer, r. 1307 Green
Hubbard John, machinist, r. 1131 Harris(jn
Hubbard Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Gerber. r.
1131 Harrison
Hubbard Man- Mrs., laundress, r. 10 Lynch
Hubbard Robert Y., foreman Pac. Can Co., r. llf.6 Bry-
ant
Hubbard Sarah, widow, r. 518 Van Xess Av
Hubbard William, fireman, r. 245 Second
Hubbard William H., teamster, r. 32 Chesley
Hubbard William W., general agent Preferred Accident
Ins. Co. of New York, 14 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r.
1364 Market
iS" Hubbard. See Hubbert and Huppert
Hubbell Clara Miss, housekeeper The Antrim
Hubbell Frederick N., salesman Horn & Co., r. 1447
McAllister
Hubbell George A., joumalist, r. 2241 Market
Hubbell George R., physician, office and r. 1833 Polk
Hubbell Harriet H., plivsician, office and r. 1833 Polk
Hubbell H. C. Mrs., dressmaking, 826a Harrison
Hubbell Henrv C, farmer, r. 826a Harrison
Hubbell Narcisse, «idow, r. 1024 Bush
Hubbell Putnam C, clerk George Spaulding & Co., r.
1209 Taylor
Hubbell Samuel T. (S. T. Hubbell & Co.) r. Commercial
Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO P.4VING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMER* STREET. Room 2C
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215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
photographic;
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PRINTING
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109 Montgomery St.
HUB
779
HUD
Hubbell S. T. & Co. (Samuel T. Hubbell) coopers, 413
Dniinm
Hubber James W., enfflneer, r. 330 Eighteenth
Rubber Richard, engineer P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 330
Eighteenth
Hubbert .John, butcher, 814 Twenty-fourth, i. 54C
Twentj-third
Hubbert Minnie, domestic 1?01 Jones
Hubbert Nathaniel, clerl< John Hubbert, r. ,517 Twenty-
third
Hubbert Walter K., broom maker, r. 118 Alabama
Hubbert Willis H., butcher John Hubbert, r. 546 Tvveu-
ty-third
Hubbs Charles H., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 38-
39, r. NW cor Clement and Eighth Av
Hubener Frederick, longshoreman, r. 33 Clementina,
rear
Huber A. & Co. (Alfred Huber) watchmakers and jewel-
ers, 39 Third
HUBER .4DOLPH (Huber Brothers) r. 234 Castro
HUBER .4LBERT. confectionery, 1308 Polk, r. 1348
Bush
Huber Albert, printer Nelson & Koenig, r. 10 Elgin Park
Av
Hviber Alfred (A. Huber & Co.) r. 613a Shotwell
Huber Alfred J., tailor, r. 1906 J Polk
Haber August (Smith & Co.) r. 610 Pine
HUBER BROTHERS (Otto F. and Adolph) wines
and liquors, 2 Fourth and 620 Bush and proi)rietorB,
California Hall
Huber Charles, blacksmith, r. 1009 Washington
Huber Charles A., barber, 2007 Polk, r. 117 Germania
Huber Edward A., managers Estate of Charies H. Mead,
r. 922 Green
Huber Frank, assistant master State Dredger, r. 18J
Sacramento
HUDtn rnAllKi mannractorer doors,
sash aud blind.s, 56:{ Brannan, r. ll.t
Batte
Huber Frederick, car driver, r. 542 Sixth
Huber Frederfck, proprietor Arion House, 13-15 Page
Huber Frederick W., clerk Paul A. Dubois, r. 844 Fol-
som
Huber George, baker, r. 8^ Moss
Huber Henry, r. 3313 Clay
Huber Hermann, traveling salesman National Brewing
Co. , r. 916 Fifteenth
Huber John, engineer, r. 7245 Harrison
Huber John, tailor, r. 1906i Polk
Huber Lena, domestic 1724 Bush
Huber Martin, millhand Frank Huber, r. 113 Butte
Huber Monica, widow, r. 420 Eddy
H1:BER otto F. (Huber Brothers) r. 232 Castro
Huber Rajanond, pressman Galloway Lithographing Co. ,
r. Alameda
Huber Theodore, Iiqucjrs, W s Mission Road nr Seven
Mile House
HUBER VALENTINE, <e.eH.^o.....
studio and r. *'iO Eddy
Huber William, messenger Stein, Simon & Co., r. 146
Thirteenth
Huber Xavier, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Hubert Alphouse J., clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 568
Mission
Hubert Anton, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Hubert Charles J., boilermaker Risdon Land L. Wks,
r. 1817 Market
Hubert Ellen, widow, r. 1817 Market
Hubert George W., salesman, r. 1817 Market
Hubert Harry, seaman stmr Columbia, r. 808 Folsom
Hubert V. P. Mrs., widow, proprietor St. Lawrence
House, 568 Mission
Hubie G. A. Miss, professional mu'se, r. 412 McAllister
Hubley Solom n F., carpenter, r. West Oakland
Hublin Joseph, milker, r. 621 Commercial
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Hubner Carl S., bookkeeper, r. 1031 Market
HUBNER CONRAD W., with Collins & Co., r. 721
Grove
Hubner Eniil, steward, r. Ill Prospect PI
Hubsch Frederick, waiter, r. 606 I&rtlett
Huchard August, laborer, r. 215J Sixth
Huchler Charles, waiter, r. 625 Clay
Huck Frederick W., teas and coffees, 1428 Powell, r.
2031 Tavlor
Huck John P. M., clerk, r. 396 Waller
HUCK RICH4RU, manufacturer pickles, etc., 37
Commercial, r. 2031 Taylor
Huckfeldt Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Howard
and Eighth
Huckins William P., chief engineer stmr Transit, r. 2205
Scott
Huckle Arthur, bridge carpenter, r. 1818', Howard
Huckman John M., laborer, r. 740 Twenty-second
Hucks Annie E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley (Ji ammar
School, r. 711 Jones
Hiicks George A. , photo printer J. George Hucks, r. 2139
STOVES
Hucks J. George, photogra)»her, 1144 Market, r. 2139
Mission
Huddart Frank H., clerk John W. Richards, r. Berkele.\-
Huddart Frederick T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan k
Hayden Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Huddai-t James M., manager Clatsop Mill Co. , 40 Califor-
nia, r. Berkeley
Huddart William, office 40 California, r. Berkeley
Huddleson George, janitor, r. 928 Pacific
Huddleston H. & Co. (Hugh Huddleston and 1. B.
Owens) proprietors Great American Importing Tea
Co., 52-58 Market
Hudddleston Hugh (H. Hudleston & Co. ) r. Palace Hotel
Huddleston Joseph, foreman Edison Light and Power
Co.. r. 209 Fair Oaks
Huddy Dancing Academy (Misses May and Jean Huddv)
teachers dancing and music, 6a Hyde
Huddy Harry, bricklayer, r. 129 Cook
Huddy Jean Miss (Huddy Dancing Academy) r. (ii Hyde
Huddy M ary, widow, r. "ei Hvde
Huddy May Miss (Huddv Dancing Academy) r. 6J
Hyde
Huddy William B., musician, r. 442 Seventeenth
Hudeison James T. , conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1424 5
Howard
Hudgkin John D., millwright, r. 101 BJ Lark in
Hudnall C. B. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Polk
Hudson Alexander F., cook, r. 1027 Montgomery-
Hudson Alfred, carpenter, r. 126 Church
Hudson Alfred J., stockfltter Siebe, Glanville Co., r.
Oakland
Hudson Arthur J. , porter, r. 1006 Clay
Hudson Bay Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Nevada)
John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
Hudson Charles, bartender, r. 633 California
Hudson Charles, printer War Cry, r. 1139 Market
Hudson Charles A., waiter, r. 825 Mission
Hudson Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 39a Clinton Park
Hudson Edward R., r. 1612 California
Hudson Edwin, salesman F. H. Ames Co., 106 Market
Hudson Elizabeth M., widow, r, 4 Golden Coiirt
Hudson Frank E., waiter stmr Australia
Hudson George, attornej- at law, r. 226 Fifth
Hudson Henry C, dockman Marine Railway Wajs, Ala-
meda Point, r. 2004 Mason
Hudson Henry J., r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson Henry M., salesman, r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson Henry W., salesrman J. Noonan, r. 3318 Sacra-
mento
Hudson Horace R., reporter Examiner, r. 1611 Wash-
ington
Hudson H. W., r. 2201 Geary
Hudson James, laborer, r. Alms House
Hudson Jane J. Mrs., matron Union Street Free Kin-
dergarten, 512 Union
KND KITCHEN S^JPPl-IES a*
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0.1
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vlnt£.ges
of H. CUVILLIER & FR&RE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
HUD
780
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
HrDSOX JOH.\ E., president Pacific Telephone and
Teleifraph Co., 216 Bush
Hudsui) John H., merchant, r. 512 Union
Hudson John J., shoecutter, r. 319 O'Farrell
Hudson John M., coffeeroaster, r. 469 Valencia
Hudson Joseph, butchei MarkStrouse
Hudson L. W. Mrs. , widow, r. 2121 Sacrament*)
Hud -on M. C. Jlrs., r. New Western Hotel
Hudson Medical Institute, E. C. Auld manager, .5 Stock-
ton
Hudson Millard F., clerk Henry C. Campbell, r. Ala-
meda
Hudson Minnie A. Miss, dressmaking, 319 O'Farrell
Hudson Phineas, clerk, r. 725 Bush
Hudson River Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, E. & F. Hopke
proprietors, 409 Sutter
Hudson Sophia, widow, r. 31 Freelon
Hudson Susan, widow, r. 739 Green
Hudson William, billiardman The Oberon, r. 1:34 McAl-
lister
Hudson William J., machinist, r. 319 O'Farrell
tS" Hudson. See Hutson
Hudspeath John, driver X. Gray & Co., r. 643 Sacra-
mento
Huebner Louise, widow, r. 1031 Hayes
Huebsch Charles H., lather, r. 742 Tehama
Huecker Quirinus Rev., r. X s Precita Avnr Folsom
Huefner Otto C. (Huefner & Engelke)r. 1003 Washington
Huefner & Engelke (Otto C. Huefner and Christian H.
Engelke) proprietors and publishers California Jour-
nal, 415 Montgomery, ro jm 6
Huegle Roman, bakery, 108 Hayes
Huellmandel Bernard, tailor, r.' 213 Clara, rear
Huentch Maurice, ypecaster, r. 1800 Stockton
Huepeden Harry, waiter, r. 1034 Xneteenth
Hueppeden Charles, bartender Ernst R. Knippenherg, r.
201 Steuart
Hueppeden Oscar, clerk Louis Scbonfeld, r. XE cor
Grove and Gough
UI'ER\E ZELIE >V., widow, r. 15 Ford
Huested George R., clerk r. 320 Ellis
Huested Henry, brewer, r. 617 Lombard
Huested Montgomery, carpenter James Young, r. 2634
McAllister
Huested Orson J., asst Auditor Market St. Rv, r. 320
Ellis
Huestreet Albert D. , conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2619
Sutter
Huet Fr.neis. c ..k Palace Hotel, r. 1320 Stockton
HUETER ERNEST L., .„.«.„
and treasurer Bass-Hiieter faint Co., and
proprietor San Franeisoo Pioneer Var-
nish and <ayeerine Works, office l8."iO.?'J
Ellis
HIETER GCSTAYE A., druggist, XE cor Twentv-
fourth and Howard, Telephone Mission 81
Hue er Louisa, widow, r. 2312 Howard
Huethen Sebastian, machinist Will & Finck Co., r. 22
Flood Av
Huff Bernt L. , painter, r. 45 Hoff A\
Huff Charles C, salesman Cal. Paint Co., r. Oakland
Huff Christina Miss, domestic 1603 Van Xess Av
Huff Edward C. (W. B. Huff & Co.) r. 2415 Green
Huff Elias P., carpenter, r. l.'Ul Mission
Huff Frederick, waiter, r. 224 Fourth
HIFF HARBVS., official Chinese Interpreter United
States Courts, 61 United States Appraisers' BIdg,
Third floor, r. 732 Washington
Huff M. B. Mrs., widow, r. Old San Jose Roadnr Clinton
Av
Huff Xonnan, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1607 Grove
Huff Revilo S., sailormaker Brannan & Prior, r. 520
Bush
HI FF W. B. A €0. (William B. and Edward C.
Huff) real estate, insurance and house brokers, 2405
Califoniia
Huff William B. (W. B. Huff & Co.) r. 2203 Webster
1^- Huff. See Hough and Hoff
Huffan Walter, wharf builder, r. 1815 Twenty-first
Huffenbrock John A., tinsmith, r. 1315 Montgomery
Hufferdine .\rthur, janitor College of Dentistrj-, r." Oak-
land
Hufferdine George J., elevator man Donohoe Bldg, r.
Alameda
Huffman Charles, cook, r. 1200 Larkin
Huffman Charles H., capitalist, r. 2100 Broadway
Huffman George L., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1124 Union
Huffman Harry, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
617 Jones
Huffman Joseph E., conductor Market St. Rj-., r. 1123
Oak
Huffmann Samuel, engineer Warren & Malley, r. 3112
Fillmore
Huffmeyer Adolph (Smith & Co.) r. Los Angeles
Hufschmidt Charles, barber, r. 823 Post
Huf Schmidt Frederick, capitalist, r. 823 Post
Hufschmidt George, capitalist, office 1321 Market, r.
823 Post
Hufschmidt Henry, furniture 1321 Market, r. Oakland
Hufschmidt Henn, sanitan- plumber, 623 Golden Gate
Av
Hufschmidt Louis A., plumber, r. 623 Golden Gate A v
Hufschmidt Milton S., plumber, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Hug Henrietta, widow, r. 1525 Sutter
HIG (:H.4RLES a., secretary J. D. Spreckels &
Bros Co., 327 Market, r. 1525 Sutter
Hug Henr> , butcher, r. 215 Tehama
Hug John J., physician and surgeon, office and r. 1009
Mission
Hug John J. Jr., student, r. 1009 Mission
Hugg Ellen M., «idow, r. 1411 Clav
Hugg Robert H., broker, r. 1411 Clay
Hugger Titus Rev. (Franciscan Fathers) r. 115 Golden
Gat« Av
Huggins Amos W. (A. I. Hall & Son) r. Berkeley
Huggins G. B., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1070 Second
Av
Huggins George, engineer, r. 434 Tenth
Huggins George, laborer, r. 2 Homer
Haggler Kate, domestic 1464 Webster
Hughes Albert, clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Hughes Alexander, boilermaker, r. 9 Virginia Av
Hughes Alfred, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Hughes Andrew, laborer, r. 5 Hyde Terrace
Hughes Anna B., widow, r. 135 San Jose Av
Hughes Annie, domestic 2336 Pine
Hughes Annie Miss, dressmaking, 621 Ellis
Hughes Annie, widow, r. 413J Oak
Hughes Bernard, laborer, r. 17 Garden
Hughes Bernard, teamster, r. 1008 Webster
Hughes Bernard, teamster Magdalen Asylum
Hughes Bernard C, janitor, r. 1202 Mission
Hughes Bertha, furnished rooms, 765J Howard
Hughes Bridget, widow, r. W s California Av nr Monte-
zuma
Hughes Biidget, widow, r. 41 Tehama
Hughes Brothers (James J. and Henr\- J.) plumbers, 505
Fell
Hughes Catherine J., widow, r. 610 Geary
Hughes Charles P. , engineer Bav Citv Iron Wks, r. 209i
Polk
Hughes Clarence, gasmaker, r. 3006 Steiner
Hughes Clarence B , physician, office and r. 235 Kearny
Hughes Constant V., manager renting dept Easton,
Eldridge & Co. , r. Alameda
Hughes Cornelius A., messenger U. S. Appraiser's Office,
r. 21 Webster
Hughes Daniel, car dispatcher Market St. Ry, r. 1504
Kentucky
Hughes Daniel F., foreman printer Abramson.Heunisch
Co., r. 28 Russ
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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HIIGHES DAVID, general merchandise, SE cor Cap-
itol and Broad, r. Ocean View
Hughes David, seaman stmr Alameda
Hughes David D., bartender, r. 1711 Market
Hughes David S., compositor Chronicle, r. 235 Fulton
Hughes E. A. N. Mrs., widow, r. 315 Leavenworth
Hughes Edward, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 411 Gough
Hughes Edward, watchman California Theater, r. 1831
Green
Hughes Edward, longshoreman, r. 142 Silver
HUGHES EDWARD C, .......
book and Job printer, 511 Sansome, Tele-
phone Main 4!Mt, and Supervisor Si.vth
Ward, r. 1321 Clay
Hughes Edward F., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 734
Gearj'
Hughes Edward J., teamster, r. 338 Hickory Av
Hughes Edward O., insurance agent, r. 806 Bush
Hughes Ellen, domestic 1524 O'Farrell
Hughes Ellen, widow, r. 40 Silver
Hughes Ellis, carpenter, r. 110 Hyde
Hughes Emily N., widow, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Eugene A. N., stock broker, r. 1208 Broadway
Hughes Frances M., widow, r. 806 Bush
Hughes Francis C, laborer, W s De Haro nr Army
Hughes Frank (Hughes Ai Chick) r. 1161 Market
Hughes Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 41
Tehama
Hughes Frank, machinist, r. 1021 Valencia
Hughes Frank A., shoemakei: Buckingham & Hecht, r.
101 Van Ness Av
Hughes Frank I., painter, r. 2428 Bryant
Hughes Frank J. , accountant, r. 405 Geary
Hughes Frank P., clerk, r. 327 Fremont
Hughes George, insurance agent, r. 1304 Post
Hughes George, salesman L. Scatena & Co., r. 1715
Mason
Hughes George A., patternmaker, r. 214 Chattanooga
Hughes George B., teamster, r. 1068 Howard
Hughes George W., pressman, r. 411 Duncan
HUGHES H. A <,-0. (Hugh Hughes) merchandise
brokers, 123 California, room 5
Hughes Henry, hatter, r. 1715 Mason
Hughes Henry E. , architect, 4 Sutter, room 34, r. Ala-
Hughes Henry J. (Hughes Bros.) r. 3S8 Hickory Av
Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.) r. 1922 Broadway
Hughes Humphrey, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Hughes Humphrey, chief engineer stmr El Capitan, r.
Oakland
Hughes Ida Mrs., stenographer, r. 2736 California
Hughes J. , bookmaker Bay District Race Track, r. 506
Jones
Hughes J., porter David Stern & Son
Hughes James, driver The Pacific Transfer Co.
Hughes James, fouiidryman Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 39
Minna
Hughes James, laborer, r. S s Sadowa nr Plymouth
Hughes James, waiter, r. Alms House
HUGHES JAMES B., bookkeeper Francis & Valen-
tine, and secretary Hector Gold Mining Co., r. 1013
Hampshire
Hughes James E., attorney at law, 131 Montgomery
Hughes James E., clerk, r. 610 Geary
Hughes James E., watchman, r. 411 Duncan
Hughes James G., bookkeeper Pope Mnfg Co., r. 632
Ellis
Hughes James J. (Hughes Bros.) r. 3S8 Hickory Av
Hughes James S., engineer, r. 1018 Treat Av
HLGHES .lEROME A., physician and surgeon,
office andr. 42 Oak
Hughes Jesse C, janitor Home Mutual Ins. Co.
Huahes J. F., clerk Holm & Nathan, r. Berkeley
Hughes J. H., carpenter, r. 48 Fourth
Hughes John, bakery, 63 Fourth, r. 507 Webster
Hughes John, clerk, r. 142 Silver
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TMYT^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Hughes John, conductor, r. 297 Palmer
Hughes John, driver Union Ice Co., r. 610 Third
Hughes John, deputy License Collector, r. 933 Folsom
Hughes John, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 2730 Mission
Hughes John, hackman, r. 1207 Steiner
Hughes John, laborer, r. 12 Hawthorne
Hughes John, laborer, r. Alms House
Hughes John, master bark Highland Light, office 54
Steuart
Hughes John, salesman, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
Hughes John, shoemaker, r. 130 Erie
Hughes John, stovemaker, r. 39 Minna
Ha.:hes John, 3d officer stmr Umatilla
Hughes John, traveling salesman American Oil Co., r.
Oakland
Hughes John Jr, sashmaker, r. 130 Erie
Hughes John A., engineer, r. 1313Sansome
Hughes John B., cook Herman H. Kruse, r. 705 Mission
HLGHES JOHK t'., attomey at law and notary pub-
lic, 4-5 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Mughes John D., teamster, r. 17a Geneva
Hughes John H., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 1820
Stevenson
Ht'GHES JOHX H., cashier German-American In-
surance Co. (of New York) 435 California, r. 1928
Golden Gate Ai
Hughes John J,
toma
Hughes John J
Hughes John J.
Hughes John J.
Hughes John J.
butcher Hammond & Brod, r. 112 Na-
carpenter, r. 2428 Bryant
coachman, r. 1508i Franklin
laborer Risdon I and L Wks, r. 23 Welsh
oiler stmr Australia
Hughes John P. , calker, r. 10 Ringold
Hughes John P., carpenter, r. 123 Clipper
Hughes John W., r. 563 Minna
Hughes John W., butcher Christopher Hillard, r. 128
Twenty-second
Hughes John W., engraver, 612 Clay, r. 1230 Lombard
Hughes John W., expressman, r. 702J Harrison
Hughes John W., tilesetter Bennett & Schutte, r. 941
Haight
Hughes Joseph, expressman, r. 919 Twenty -second
Hughes Joseph, mail clerk Examiner, r. 520 Folsom
Hughes Joseph, painter, r. 803 Turk
Huglies Joseph H., salesman Holm & Nathan, r. 2426
Bryant
Hughes Kate Miss, r. 338 Hickory Av
Hughes Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1812^ Geary
Hughes Lizzie, widow, r. 235 Fulton
Hughes Mamie Miss, teacher music, r. 2428 Bryant
Hughes Marinda, widow, r. 3006 Steiner
Hughes Martin, deputy Sheriff, r. 2828 Pine
Hughes Mary, domestic 330 Haight
Hughes Mary, widow, r. 17 Rausch
Hughes Mary, widow, r. 115 Grove
Hughes Mary, widow, r. 1182J Harrison
Hughes Marj- A., domestic 2416 Sutter
Hughes Mary C , widow, r. L'iOl Jones
Hughes Mary K., widow, groceries and liquors, 153 Silver
Hughes Michael, iron molder, r. W s Folaom nr Stone-
Hughes Michael B. , capitalist, r. 115 Ivy Av
Hughes Michael F., laborer, r. 438 Tehama, rear
Hughes Michael J., laborer, r. 761 Mission
Hughes Nettie, widow, r. 609 Jones
Hughes Owen, teamster, r. 12 Hawthorne
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, laborar, r. SE cor Isabel and Wolfe
Hughes Patrick, painter, r. 210 Langton
Hughes Patrick, stableman Market St. Ry, r. ^ Deca-
tur
Hughes Pearl Miss, stenographer, r. 411 Gough
Hughes Philip, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
Hughes Philip A. , boilermaker, r. 142 Silver
Hughes Richard, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 1219
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Hiighe.-^ Richard, porter Wheeland & Collins, r. 517b
Pine
Hughes Richard, paver, r. 127b Fifteenth
Hug-hes Richard, teamster, r. 547 Natoma
Hughes Richard C, proprietor Grand Soutliem Hotel,
1067 Mission
Hughes Richard J., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 235 Fulton
HI;c:HES RIEi^ZI, capitalist, r. The Hughes
Hughes Robert, brickniasou Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
2405 Larkm
Hughes Rose A., widow, r. 2428 Bryant
Hughes Sabina F. Mrs., widow, r. 2029 Vallejo
HUGHE!} .SAMirEL F., pharmacist and chemist, N~NV
cor Post and Powell, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Samuel M., comi)ositor, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes T. Mrs. , widow, r. 41 Tehama
Hughes Terrence, laborer, r. 1323 Pacific
Hlj'4;HEi!> THi;, William S. Hughes proprietor, 214
Third
HI;GHE.S T. HE[I»1T0^', physician and surgeon,
office and r. SE cor Fourth and Howard
Hughes Thomas, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
Hughes Thomas, laborer, r. 102 Jefferson Av
Hughes Thomas, marine fireman, r. 521 Bryant
Hughes Thomas, switchman S. P. Co., r. 650 Fourth
Hughes Thomas A. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 326 Eddy
Hughes Thomas A., printing, 659 Clay, r. 9 Virginia Av
Hughes Tobias G. , special agent -Ktna Life Ins. Co., r.
1304 Post
Hughes W., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 711
Franklin
Hughes Walter G., traveling salesman, r. 300 Market
Hughes William, cutter Har|>hain & Jansen, r. 13 La-
fayette •
Hughes William, barber, r. 1 Fifth
Hughes William, clerk r. 803 Turk
Hughes William driver Market St. Ry, r. 39J Perrj-
Hughes William, laborer, r. 39 Minna
Hughes William, laborer, r. 1046 Folsom
Hughes William, laborer, r. Clara nr Fourth
Hughes William, machinist Cal. Wire Wks, r. 30 Vande-
water
Hughes William, master stmr Oakland, r. 1914 Steven-
son
Hughes William, shoemaker, r. 919 Twenty-aecond
Hughes William, watchman, r. 252^ Third
Hughes William Jr., clerk, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes William Jr., machinist, r. 13 Lafayette
Hughes William A., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. ( 11 Franklin
Hughes William G., contractor, r. 2736 California
Hughes William G., teamster McNab & Smith, r. 23
Welsh
Hu-ht-^ William H., fireman S. P.. Co., r. Oakland
HuliLtts William H., laborer, r. 24 Clara, rear
Hu;4nts William H., liquors and lodgings, 765 Howard
HughLs William J., butcher Western Meat Co., r. 907
Fnlsom
Hu;,'his William J., groceries and liquors, 1317 Harrison
Hughes William J., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 91ii
Twenty-second
Hughes William L., laborer, r. 161 Silver
Hughes William P., carrier Post Office, r. 38^ Moss
Hl'(;HE<i» niLLIAM S., proprietor The Hughes,
214 Third
Hughes W. J., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Folsom
Hughes * Check (Frank Hughes and Henry Check)
liquors, 1161 Market
Hugill Ashton C, manager San Francisco Photo Engrav-
ing Co., 518 Sacramento, r. 1222 Pine
Hughson W. H.. gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1321 Larkin
Hughson William B., assistant secretary Young Men's
Christian Association, r. 208 Mason
Hughson William L. (Hughson & Merton) r. 155 Tremoiit
Av
Hugh«on & Merton (William L. Hughson and Lewis B.
.Merton) mnfrs agents, 109 Cal.fomia, room 31
Hughston George J., contractor, r. 1311 Howard
Hughton Charles W., bartender Ingleside House
Hugot Victor, painter S. P. Co., r. 824 Folsom
Huguenin Adolph, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 611
Octa\ia
Huguenin Julius C, jeweler, 413 Kearny, r. 280 Guerrero
Ungues Leon, longshoreman, r. W' s Douglass nr
Twenty-first
Hubs Gustave, niolder Union Iron Wks, r. 126 Four-
teenth
Huhs Julius, molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 535
Howard
Hubs Lauis, coromaker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 219 Webster
Huie Edward M., clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r. 2910 Jack-
son
Huie George B., r. 2910 Jackson
Hi;iC KOBERT B., assistant manager W. K. Grace
& Co., and Consul Peru, 203 California, r. 2910
Jackson
Huie William H. T., cashier E. L. G. Steele & Co., r. 2910
Jackson
Huillade August, baken', Fifteenth Av South bet N
and P
Huke Charles, foreman Abner Doble Co., r. 51 Tehama
Hukill Alma P. Miss, assistant secretary Mutual Indem-
nity Co. , 328 Montgomery, room 13, r. Oakland
Hulbert Kate, widow, r. 508 Third
Hulbert Maggie Miss, shoecutter, r. 402i Sixth
1^" Hulbert. See Hurlbert an i Hurlbut
Huldberg.John, seaman schr Apache
Huling Thomas R., porter Le Count Bros., r. 1128^
Howard
Hull Andrew C, teamster, r. 1126} Golden Gate Av
Hull Charles E., painter, r. 1220 Folsom
Hull Clinton T., distributor Post Office, r. Berkeley
Hull Frank R., shipping clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.
Berkeley
Hull George L., woodturner, r. 2725 Pme
Hull Henry N. (Hull & McDonough)r. 817 Webster
Hull Henrj- W., clerk O. F. Von Rhein & Co., r. 213a
Valencia
Hull Hugh J., r. 220 Pacific
Hull Ida Miss, matron and teacher Methodist Chinese
Mission Home, 916 Washington
Hull James, medical student, r. 1816 Mason
Hull James J., r. 701 Laguna
Hull John, laborer, r.220 Pacific
Hull John v., carpenter and builder, 837 Geary, r.
Berkeley
Hull John W. , salesman H. Liebes & Co. , r. 807 Treat
Av
Hull Joseph, r. 204 Oak
Hull Leonard C, physician and surgeon, office and r.
1802 Polk
Hull William C, wood engraver, 527 Sacramento, r.
Hull & McDonough (Henry N. Hull and John G. Mc-
Donough) tailors, 2 Flood Bldg
HuUin Margaret, widow, r. Alm^ House
Hulling Dominick, barber C. N. Fleischman, r. 334
Bush
Hulling James A., cement worker, r. 931 Eighteenth
Hullmant«l Caroline, cook 1358 Post
Hulme Arthur E., painter, r. 823 Church
Hulme Charles A., with Pacific Steam Whaling Co., r.
1435 Golden Gate Av
Hulme Edward P., bookkeeper Hulme & Hart, r. 1435
Golden Gate Av
Hulme Frederick W. W., medical student, r. 120 Church
Hulme James Rev. , r. 120 Church
Hulme James P. (Hulme & Hart) r. 1435 Golden Gate
Av
Hulme Robert, butcher, 2832 Si.vteenth, r. 11 Redwowl
Court
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF SimT M SILEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Miss*on 40
Room 20
I ST. ■
HERCULES
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY, 405 SANSOMC ST.
HUL
783
HUM
IIULME <& HAKT (James P. Hulme) wool, <<raiii and
general commission merchants, 8-10 Davis
llulsc Benjamin B. (Hink & Hulse) r. 122^ Ridley
HIIL«»E, BRADFORD A. CO. (David A. Hulse and
Wallace Bradford) carpets, upholstery goods and
bedding supfilies, 760 Mission
Hulse Charles L., salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 815
Church
Hulse David A. (Hulse, Bradford & Co.) r. 815 Chiirch
Hulse James E., shoemaker Siebe, Glanville Co., r. 728
Minna
Hulse Lurena, vvidow, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Hulse Samuel D., engineer, r. 122| Ridley
Hulseb>erg Get>rge, laborer, r. 11 Minerva
HuIseWerg Henry, clerk Henry Wellbrock
Hulsman Albert, carpenter, r. 454i Tehama
Hul raann Frederick H., liquors^ 241 King, r. r. 332
Twenty-seventh
Hult August A., tailor, r. 434 San Jose Av
Hult Christina, domestic 733 Ashbury
Hult Clarence A., salesman Benjamin J. Schmidt & Co.,
r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hult David R., shoefitter James B. Turner, r. 1720 Leav-
enworth
Hult John G., draughtsman S. P. Co., r. 1720 Leaven-
worth
Hult Julius A., shoefitter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hult Ole, carpenter, r. 1819 Jessie
Hult So.ihie, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hultberg Anna, widow, r. 1224 Page
Hult erg Frank L. , dentist, 229 Geary, r. 1224 Page
Hultberg Sophia Miss, lodgings, 18i Sacramento
Hulten August, laborer, r. SE cor Butte and Pennsyl-
vania Av
Hulten Augast, tailor, 508^ Stevenson
Hulter Frederick, laborer, r. 706 Sierra
Hulthen John, r. 732J Minna
Hultin Caroline, widow, r. S s Aztec nr California Av
HIJLTIIVG FREDERICK B., druggist, N\V cor
Third and Howard, r. 916 Oak
Hulting Peter G., tailor, 8 Virginia Court, r. 834 Val-
lejo
HultfHi Mary, housekeeper 1008 Haight
Hultfiuist (Jscar, tailor, r. 128 Tremont Av.
Human Nature Magazine, Allen Haddock editor, 1016
Market
Human Philip, master mariner, office 7 Clay
Humbert Astredo, clerk, r. 91 2 j Vallejo
Humbert George, conductor, r. 3624 Sacramento
Humbert Joseph, foundryman, r. 223 Bay
Humbert Louis, barber, 102 Fifth, r. 259 Eleventh
Humbert Virginia, domestic 1691 Van Ness Av
Humbert William E., clerk William Hoelscher & Co., r.
14 William
Humboldt Building and Loan Association, Henry Geil-
fuss president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, 39 Flood
Bldg
Humboldt Hall, SE cor Mission and Erie
Humboldt Hotel, Frederick Eggers proprietor, 231-233
Fifteenth
Humboldt House, Reuner & Reles proprietors, 1309
SUickt in
HumbDldt Land and Cattle Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.)
Robe t R. Grayson secretarj', 331 Pine, room 20
HUMBOLDT LUMBER M.AXIIFAC^URERS' AS-
SOJ'IATIOX, George D. Gray agent, 10 California,
room 1
HIIMBOLDT LUMBER MILL CO. (Korbel, Hum-
boldt Co.) F. Korbel & Bros. proi)rietors, main
office 723 Bryant, yard 649 Bryant
Humboldt Mill and Mining Co., Louis Metzger president,
3.5 New Montgomer3'
Humboldt Mineral Water Co., Stephen Jackson agent,
office 40 Third
HII.MBOLDT PRIMARY SCHOOL, Miss Mary A.
Ca.stelhuii principal, N s Golden Gate Av nr Hyde
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS. SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
/^LL /\ATIO/\S DRINK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
HIMBOLDT SAVIK<;.S AKD LOAN MK'IETY,
Adolph C. Weber president, Ernest Brand secretary,
18 Geai-j-
Humboldt Steamship Co., M. Kalish & Co agents, 400
Front
HUMBOLDT M'ARKHOUSE, Haslett & Bailey pro-
prietors, W s Si>ear bet Bryant and Harrison, office
403 Spear
Humboldt Wharf, Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
Hume Arthur, foreman George J. Smith & Sons, r.
Church bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
HUME CA.WIXi; AXD TRADI%<i COMPAXY,
Robert D. Hume president, Charles S. Winsor sec-
retary, office 32# California
Hume Charles, hostler, r. 13 Webb
Hume Charles A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 303
Eddy
Hume George, steward stmr Corona
HUME<;E0R«EW., president Hume Packing Co.,
122 Davis, r. Oakland
Hume Herbert, student, r. 408 Ellis
HUME HUGH (Evening Post Publishing Co.) r. 1108
Sacramento
Hume James B., special officer Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Lorin, Cal.
Hume James T., r. 703 Stockton
Hume John, laborer Golden Gate I'ark
Hume Joseph, capitalist, 11 Montgomery, r. 408 Ellis
Hume Joseph W., student, r. 408 Ellis
Hume Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 694 McAllister
HUME PACKIXO CO., George W. Hume president,
Jav Deming secretary, 122 Davis
HUME R. D. A CO. (Robert D. Hume and Charles
S. Winsor) salmon packers and commission mer-
chants, 320 Caliioniia, Telephone Main 1726
Hume Robert, cementworker, r. 822 Alvai-ado
HI'ME ROBERT D. (R. D. Hume J: Co.) president
Del Norte Commercial Company, Hume Canning
and Trading Company, and Klamath Packing and
Trading Company, r. Oregon
Hume Thomas J., salesman Charles J. Leist&Co.,r.
822 Alvarado
Humfray Richard, r. 387 Dolores
Humiller Lnrenz, salesman, r. 127 Kearny
Humke George W., cabinetmaker, r. 11 Henrietta Square
Hummel Alois, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 429 Fran
Cisco
Hummel Frederick, butcher, r. 432 Clementina
Hummel George, bartender, r. 105 New Montgomery
Hummel George, dry goods, 105 Fifth, r. 107 Fifth
Himimel George, machinist, r. 537 Fifth
Hummel George W., bookkeejier and cashier Cushing-
Wetmore Co., r. 107 Fifth
Hummel John, liquors, 537 Fifth
Hummel Matthew G. (J. E. Shoemaker & Co.) and '.resi-
dent Mercantile Protective Assn, 54 Nevada Blk, r.
183U Union
Hummelcenburg Monroe, foreman machine shop Golden
State and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 1933 San Carlos Av
Hummerston Frederick W., chief draughtsman City and
County Surveyor, r. 488 Sanchez
Humpage John, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Wks, r. 2209
Powell
Humjjhrey Augustine, engineer, r. 1316 Mission
Humphrey Charles, packer H. Levi & Co., r. 143 Slain
HuniphreV David, miner, r. 24J Garden
HUMPHREY EDGAR C, ........
.->« «'ro«lier itltlg, 4tb lloor, l>Ie|>li<»iie
.Main .5311, r. CoIleRe Terrace, Stanford
University
Humphrey Edward, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 143 Main
Humphrey Edward G., asst bookkeei)er Duffey Bros., r.
215J Mason
Humphrey George L., passenger agent Chicago and A 1
ton R"R., 62s Market, r. 3/ Hill
Humphrey Harrj- F., printer, r. 762 Howard
r^ • fN-T-Era ir^ l^ii TT^r^C Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
P>\STEUK rlLTEK-> C. Brown eSopA^'t?. 823 Met St
PEBmEB-JODET & GO. GilHPflGNE
FOl^ SAIiE BV AUIi FIRST-CIiASS WlflE
CHANTS RHO GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chaptnan.)
HUM
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California St.
Humphrey James, insurance agent, r. olOA Geary
Humphrey James Jr., clerk, r. 516i Geary
Humphrey Josie Miss, rattanworker, r. 24J Garden
Humphrey Omar J. , master mariner, r. 28 California
Humphrey Thomas M. (C. F. Weber & Co.) r. 126 Athol
Av, East Oakland
Humphrey William F., law student, r. .516 i Gearj'
Humphrey Wilson, laimdr\-man Wilson Dining Saloon,
r. 321" Ellis
Humphreys Albert, bartender What Cheer House
Humphreys Alexander, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. Ha
Rausch
Humphreys Alfred, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Wks, r. 124S
Mifsion
Humphreys Ai-thur, painter, r. 322 Fifth
Humphreys David, laborer, r. 2411 Twenty-fifth
Humphreys Eva A. Mrs., hairdressing and wigmaking,
1248 Mission
Humphreys Evan G. , tailor H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 31^
Thirteenth
Humphreys Georife, plumber, r. 45 Sanchez
Humphreys Howard, printer, r. 14^ Rausch
Humphreys J., miner, r. 209 LeidesdorfF
Humphreys James F., cl«rk, r. 1018 Hyde
HL.IIPHKEl'l^ J4.1IES H.. civil engineer Chief
Quartermaster Department of California, U. S. A.,
r. 802 Oak
Humphreys James K., irameworker Morris & Kennedy,
r. 221" Franklin
Humphreys John C, bookkeeper, r. 1018 Hyde
Humphreys John T. (Humphreys & Welch) r. 333 Turk
Humphreys Joseph J., clerk, r. 1018 Hyde
Humphreys Mary, widow, r, 1018 Hyde
Humphreys Morton, wharfbuilder Harbor Commissi in-
ers, r. Oakland
Humphreys William, butcher, r. 2834 Sixteenth
Humphreys William, printer, r. 14^ Rausch
Humphreys William J., r. 14^ Rausch
Humphreys William L., clerk, r. 1018 Hyde
Humphreys William P., civil engriueer, 89 Montgomei-y
Block, r. 816 Chestnut
Humphreys William P. Jr. , stu lent Garber, Boalt &
Bishop, r. 816 Chestnut
Humphreys William T., liquors, r. 14^ Rausch
Humphreys & Welch) John T. Humphreys and Lawrence
J. Welch) attorneys at law, 32 Phelan Bldg
Hund Frederick, barber, 406 Devisadero.r. 622 Broderick
HUXD FREDERICK J., physician and surgeon, of-
fice and r. 759 Folsom, h au-s 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M. ,
Telephone Man 5636
Hund Otto H., physician, office 716 Howard, r. 1634
Golden Gate Av
Hundemer Anna M., widow, r. 215 Polk
Hundemer William (Kummerlander & Hundemer) r. 908*
Post
Hundermar Herman, engineer Yolo Mills, r. 1210 Treat
Av
Hundesser Charles A. L., insurance broker, 216Sansome,
r. 744 Ellis
Hl'\DE^«iER OTTO W. C, cashier Prussian
National Insurance Co.. 216 Sansome, r. 744 Ellis
Hundley John O.. clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1125 Eighteenth
Hundrup John P., cutter A. Mueller & Co., r. 2S Clin-
ton
Hu dt Harrj' J., clerk Ju'ius H. Medau, r. 150 Ninth
Hundt Henrv U., bartender, r. 150 Ninth
Hundt M. S." C. Miss, groceries and liquors, 904 Capp
Hundt Rheinhold, laborer R. Goettingen, r. Silliman,
L'. M. T.
Hundrup John P., cutter A. Mueller & Co.. r. Sonoma
Huencke Frida, domestic 1016 Page
Hunecke Henrj-, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery
Hungar Cornelius, bookkeeper, r. 1231 Mission
Hunger Joachim, cellarman Kohler & Van Bergen, r,
748 Howard
Hungerford Austin N., clerk Davidson & Leigh, r. Sau-
salito
Hungerford Jennie 1. Mrs., furnished rooms, 103 Lar-
kin
Hu'igerford Lincoln, carpenter, r. 773 Harrison
Huni Sophie Mrs., dressmaking, 225 Geary
Huning Charles, shippmg clerk Cal. Wine Growers
Union, r. 12 Dale PI
Huaken Henry, mill hand Deming- Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 529 Linden Av
Hunken Henry, proprietor Golden City Dairj-, 148 Sixth
Hunken Marj% widow, r. 2714 McAllister
Hunkin Samuel J., physician and surge >n, office and r.
919 Sutter
Hunn Bernard, sausage maker Abber & Wachter, r. 247
Third
Hunn Robert, bricklayer, r. 700 Willow Av
Hunn, Robert Jr. , teamster, r. 700 Willow Av
Hunn Sidney, bag maker, r. 700 Willow Av
Hunnar Joseph, brewer, r. 120 In-j- Av
Hunnewell W. S. (Spadone & Hunnewell) r. 16105 Cah'-
fornia
Hunoldstein Charles, restaurant, r. 18081 Taylor
Hunrick George, trimmer, r. 1254 Howard
Hunsaker Ellis B., real estite, 646 Market, r. 534 Gearv
HUNSAKER H. WALKER,
l»ii}si<-iaa and surgeon, ottice and r. 'i'i'
Heavy, boar« li H to 3 P. 11., and 7 to 8
P. n., Telephont- Wain 5654
Hunsinger Sarah A. , widow, r. 739 Guerrero
Hunt Aaron B., attorney at law, 504 Kearny, room 5,
r. Alameda
Hunt Agnes, domestic r. 773 Haight
Hunt Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 202 Grove
M. <
Hunt)
IHVT ANDREW
Pierce
Hunt Arcber, waiter, r. 1006 Clay
Hunt Brothers' Fruit Packing Co. (Santa Rosa, Oal.)
Holc.imbe & Hooke agents, 116 California, room 7
Hunt Caleb R. , teamster Western Transfer and Storage
Co., r. HI Sheridan
Hunt Caroline L. Miss, teacher Girls High School, r.
15201 Vallejo
Hunt Charles, laborer, r. 1205 Folsom
Hunt Charles E., machine operator, r 527 Aharado
Hunt Charles F., bookkeeper London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. 2416 Pine
Hunt Charles Wendell, cashier Kilgarif & Beaver, r. 710
Mason
Hunt Charlotte F. Mi^s, teacher, r. 1821 Broadway
Hunt Clarence M. , salesman Wakefield Rattan Co., r.
Berkeley
Hunt Cornelius, salesman Timothy R. Hunt, r. 1144
Valencia
Hunt Daniel A., r. 2245 Mission
Hl'>'T D. D., druggist, SE cor Folsom and Fifth
Hunt Ebenezer S., salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. San
Mateo, Cal
Hunt Edward A., packer General Electric Co., r. 1318
Washington
HIjA'T EDtVARD J., artist's material, 1411 Polk, r.
1615 Saci-amento
Hunt Edward L., cashier Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1189
Noe
Hunt Emma E., widow, r. 1332 Page
Hunt Emma L., widow, r. 1715 Geary
Hunt Elizabeth, widow, r. 416 Grove
Hunt Eugene W., superintendent of Hatchery, Lake
Tahoe, Cal., State Board of Fish Conunissioners,
78 Flood Bldg, r. 91 8 Ellis
Hunt Eugenia D. Miss, time clerk Post Office, r. 1521
Larkin
Hunt Frank P., painter, r. 1612 Hayes
Hunt Frederick, barber, 406 Devisadoro, r. 622 Brod-
erick
Hunt Frederick, cement paver, r. 68 Brady
Hunt Frederick J., master mariner, r. 1078 Union
XRV the:
SAN TRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARY SX.
Telephone, Main 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
401 Se«.ra.ssorxxe St.
ALU
KINDS
OF
NEWS & BOOK PflFER
REMOVAL
••••••
Dr. H. M. HUNSHKER
HAS REMOVED
FROM 227 GEARY ST. TO HIS HANDSOME QUARTERS,
No. 114 GEARY STREET
OFFICE HOURS-12 to 3, 7 to 8. M. TELEPHONE, MAIN 5654
HDKINS MFG. CO. flmiON
e-^tO PIi=TH STREET llll/IV/Il
ANTI-FRICTiON METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
HUN
785
HUN
Hunt George, pattern maker Reed & Cleve, r. 568 Fol-
som
Hunt George, polisher S. F. Novelty and Plating VVks,
r. 2-27 Second
Hunt George E., city agent Union Mutual Life Insurance
Co. (of Portland, Maine) 419 California, rooms 1-2,
r. 725 Turk
Hunt George H. , insurance and coal, 210 Sansome, r.
1240 Eddy
Hunt George M., master mariner, r. 14 Eleventh
Hunt George W. , salesman W. W. Montague & f !o. , r.
Golden Gate, Cal
Hunt Hattie Miss, clerk, r. 1205 Folsom
Hunt Henry B. Mrs , widow, r. 1715 Geary
Hunt Henry F., engineer, r. S s Sickle Av nr Wyoming
Hunt Herbert H., machinist, r. 48^ Merritt
Hunt Hubert E., reporter Chronicle, r. 324 Jones
Hunt James, bookkeeper A. \V. Dennett, r. 52.3 Seventh
Hunt James, laborer, r. 322 Main
Hunt James, laborer, r. S s Tilden nr Fifteenth
Hunt James S., operator W. U. Tel. Co , r. 607 Sutter
Hunt John, laborer, r. 934 Howard
Hunt John, shoem ikrr, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Hunt John, stonecutter, r. 50 South Park
Hunt John, teamster, r. 16 Valley
IIIIMT JUHW Jr., judge Superior Court, Depart- '
ment 5, chambers New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 1703
Octavia
Hunt John A., musician, r. 635 Second
Hunt John E., wheelwright, r. 1205 Folsom
Hunt John H., assistant secetary Sutter St. Ry., r. 1521
Larkin
Hunt John L., mining secretary, 808 Montgomery, r.
1821 Broadway
Hunt John P., r. 333 Twenty-ninth
Hunt John W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 912^ La-
guna
Hunt Louis, laborer, r. 122") Point Lobos Av
Hunt Maggie domestic 1814 B\ichanan
Hunt Mark, clerk, r. 1546 Guerrero
Hunt Mary J., widow, r. 434 Fulton
Hunt Mary J. L., clerk London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co. of Liverpool, r. 2110 Baker
Hunt Matilda, widow, r. 203 Eleventh
Hunt M. C, purchasing agent Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 1049a Market
Hunt Minnie, domestic 405 Sixth
Himt Page J., watchman, r. NW cor Alameda and Ver-
mont
Hunt Portland C, general manager Dr. F. L. Sweany,
737 Market, r. 1206 Market
Hunt Preston C, surveyor, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Hunt Randell, contractor and bridge engineer, office 530
California, r. 2209 Broderick
Hunt Reinhart A., conductor Market St. Ry. Co., r. 24
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
Hunt Samuel, plumber, r. 727J Folsom
Hunt Sarah L., principal Real Estate and Attorneys' Free
Kindergarten, r. 1821 Broadway
Hunt Simon, liquors, 156 Steuart
Hunt Symmes H., with Market St. Ry., r. Oakland
Hunt Thomas, laborer, r. 204 Turk
Hunt Thomas, quartermaster stmr Acopulco
Hunt Thomas E., traveling agent S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Hunt Tillie Miss, r. 1205 Folsom
Hunt Timothy R. , boots and shoes, NW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia, r. 1144 Valencia
Hunt Ulric, clerk, r. 1513 Jones
Hunt Walter, machinist Kragh Manufacturing Co., r.
1515 Jackson
Hunt Warren E. ,
Jones
Hunt William, druggist, r. 901 Folsom
Hunt William, grocer, r. 165 Silver
Hunt William, laborer, r. 204 Turk
Hunt William, laborer, r. 1424^ Howard
Hunt William, porter, r. 144 Natoma
porter, J. H. Cain & Co., r. 1.513
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS
WIELA/ND'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Hunt William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. Ill
Twenty-sixth
Hunt William B , r. Hotel St. Nic h jlas
Hunt William B., clerk Pac. TeL and Tel. Co., r. 91«
Ellis
Hunt William B., laborer, r. 311 Seventh
Hunt William B , salesman W. G. Stafford & Co. , r. 202
Grove
Hunt William D., cashier J. D. Maxwell & Co., r. 1821
Broadway
Hunt William F., instructor The Lurline Baths, r. 1407
Polk
Hunt William H., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. 144 Na-
toma
Hunt William H., varieties, 303 Fifth
Hunt William L., secretary Golden Oate Compressed
Yeast Co., 1420 Pine, r. Cincinnati, O
MLXT 4& EATON (Nfiw York) publishers and bookscH-
eis. Rev. John D. Hammond agent, 1037 Market
fl^ Hunt. See Hundt and Huntt.
HIINTGMANN ('HI{1!§. A fO. (Chris. Huntemann
and Henry Wellmann) wines and liquors, 801
Kearny
Huntemann Chris. (Chris. Huntemann k Co.) r. 1017
Dupont
Huntemann Christopher J., billiard table maker, r. 1617
Dupont
Hunteniann Dietrick, plasterer, r. 307 Fulton
Huntemann DietricK A., bartender, r. 928J Filbert
Huntemann Frederick G., clerk Pac. Music Co., r. 1617
Dupont
£'^ HuTitenjann. See Huntmann
Hunter Abbie J. Mrs., Carmel City Agency, 819 Market,
rooms 53-54, r. 355 First
Hunter Albert D., salesman Pac. Can Co., r. 209 Lear-
enworth
Hunter Arnold, clerk Yokohama Specie Bank. r. East
Oakland
Hunter Arthur, clerk, r. 838 Mission
Hunter Benjamin C. , furniture, 1515 Polk
Hunter Benjamin R., ironmolder Enterprise Foundry,
r. 308 Capp ' '
Hunter Charles L., horsetrainer South & Burton, r. 2636
Bryant
HliMTER EDWAKD, Lieutenant-Colonel U. S. A.
and deputy Judge Advocate General Department of
California, Phelan Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1835 Alameda
Av. Alameda
Hunter Edward, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
Hunter EdwarJ, warehouseman Overland Warehouse, r.
41 Eddy
Hunter Edwin M., clerk Joseph Hutchinson, r. Ala-
meda
Hunter Eli M. , carpenter, r. 17i Clinton Park
Hunter Elizabeth, domestic 2714 California
Hunter Frank A., clerk George A. Root, r. 10 Verona
PI
Hunter Frank L., special agent George F. Grant, r. 1216
Washington
Hunter Frederick L., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal.,r. 17i Clinton Park
Hunter George, bartender Bella Union Theater
Hunter George, ironmolder Enterprise Foundry, r. 308
Capp
Hunter George E.. machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Co., r. 150 Fourteenth
Hunter George F., rigger, r. 505 Natoma
Hunter Gervaise S., brewer, r. Nhith Av Scmth Itet G
and H
Hunter H. A., detective, r. 631 Sacramento
Hunter Henry, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1728 Eddy
Hunter Henry A., com))ositor Chronicle, r. 70'2i Bush
Hunter Henry H, collector, 530 California, room 15-16,
r. Alameda
Hunter Henry H., machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 209 Leavenworth
Hunter Henry J., die hirdener U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
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(See page opp. name Highland Springs.)
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Both Hot and Cold.
Tickets for Calistoga Route on
sale at Soutliern Pacific Depots
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Hunter Hent-yL., brewer, r. Ninth Av South bet G
and H
Hunter Hugh, laborer, r. 6 Welsh
Hunter Jame.s, cook The Richmond
Hunter James, gauger, :^23 Front, room 2, r. Alameda
Hunter James, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Hunter James, plumber, r. 225 Perry, rear
Hunter James C, master stmr Umatilla, r. Alameda
Hunter James G., master mariner, r. 225 Drumm
Hunter James H., bookkeeper The Fruitvale Improve-
, ment Co., r. Berkeley
Hunter James H., stevedore, r. 1304^ Montgomery
Hnnter JaneG. Mr.s., bakery and notions, 209 Leaven-
worth
Hunter Joan N. G., widow, r. 903 Van Ness Av
Hunter John, advertising ayent, r 532J Linden Av
Hunter J. 'l.n, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1.304
.California
Hunter .lohn, teamster, r. 737 Seventeenth
Hunter John C, ujachinist, r. 150 Fourteenth, rear
Hunter John D., clerk U. S. Naval Office, r. Oakland
Hunter John J., fanner, r. N s Montana nr Capitol,
Ocean View
Hunter John J., salesman Richards & Co., r. 29 South
Park
Hunter Jihn L., colIect<ir Log Cabin Bakery, r. 511 Fell
Huiter .li'hn V., capitalist, 302 Montgomerj', rooms 7-8,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Hunter Joseph B., i)ressman Valleau & Peterson, r. 21
Valparaiso
Hunter Lewis C, cashier W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1216
Washington
Hunter Noble G., painter, r. 870 Folsoni
Hunter Olive, widow, r. 511a Fell
Hunter Percy, cari>enter, r. 856 Howard
Hunter Pbiliii S., salesman Redington & Co., r. 2036
Scott
Hun er Richard, ganger, 323 Front, room 2, r. Ala-
m da
ood and coal, 36 Lily Av, r. 121 Lily
Hunter Robert, v.
Av
Hunter Rol)ert A,
Hunter Robert D
Co., r. Alame
Hunter Robert E.
student, r. 209 Leavenworth
special agent Fireman's Fund Ins.
wood and coal, r. 134 Erie
Hunter Robert R., conductor Market Sr. Ry, r. 11 Eliza-
beth
Hunter Samuel, ganger. 323 Front, room 2, r. 200 Sixth
Hunter Sarah Mrs., matron City Receiving Hospital, r.
1309 Mission
Hunter Thomas C, glasscutter Pac. American Decora-
tive Co., r. 1238 Howard
Hjmter Thomas D., clerk U. S. Naval Office, r. Oakland
Hunter Walter, gauger, 323 "Front, room 2, r. Alameda
Hunter William, r. 1006 Leavenworth
Hunter William, enghieer George H. Day, r. 16 Treat Av
Hunter Williain, m:i.ster stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Hunt^-r William, teamster Robert Hunter, r. 121 Lily Av
Hunter William Jr., engineer, r. 18 Treat Av
Hunter William H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 129 Sixteenth
Hunter William M. , brickmason, r. 313 Twenty-sixth
HIiMTER »*; €0.. Chinese and Japanese Employ-
ment Office, 17 Webb
Hunting Percy, actor, r. 321 Bush
Huntington Almira J. Mrs., lodgings, r. 638 Green
Huntington A. R., electrician Pacific Power Co., r. 328
Haight
HIINTBS«TOM €OLLIS P., president Southern Pa-
cific Co., 23 Broad Street, New York
Huntington Edward, plasterer, r. 47 Russ
Huntington Frank A., mining machinery, office 213
First, r. Oakland
Huntington Frederick, with The Lurline Baths, r. 1426
California
HIfKTIN<iTON FRKE KIWDERGAKTESi, Miss
Belle Scott, principal, 1233 Pacific
Huntington Gertrude Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
HlJXTl.^GTOi\ H. E.. assistant to president and
director Southern Pacific Co. , president C. P. RR.
Co., president Pacific Improvement Co., and viee-
jiresident Market Street Ry Co., .52 General Offices
S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. NE cor Jackson and
Broderick
HI'.\TIX<;T0\, HOPKIN!^ €0. See Miller, Sloss
& Scott
Huntington Louise, widow, r. 824 Sutter
Huntington Ralph A., instructor School of Engineering,
723 Market
Huntington Thomas, engineer stmr Caroline, r. 1009
Devisadero
Hl'NTlNGTO\ WILLARD V., office 310 Pine,
room 39, r. Hotel Richelieu
Huntley Antoinette M. Miss, teacher Longfellow Prim-
ary School, r. 30 Albion Av
Huntley Arthur, master mariner, r. 302 Fourth
Huntley Louis T., gripinan Market St. Ry. Co., r. 308
Bartlett
Huntley M -rtha, domestic 2516 Sutter
Huntley William Mrs., widow, r. 449^ First
Hun ton Charles L., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 2030^Steiner
Hunton Charles W., paperhauger, r. 136 CoUingwood
Hunton Robert T.. clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 817 Val-
lejo
Huntoon Isaac D. Mrs., r. 606b Powell
Huntsman Louisa M., widow, r. 824 Sutter
Hunziker John, driver, r. 404J Cap])
Hunziker Lillie Miss, r. 2727 Folsom
Hunziker The ^dore, expressman, SW cor Pine and
Kearny, r. 1824 Union
Hupfeld Alfred C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1534
Castro
Hupfner John, cook, r. NE cor Harrison and Beale
Hupman Addison J., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2812
Bush
Hupman George, machinist Rapid Safety Filter Co., r. 9
Cedar Av
Hupner Carl, waiter, r. 1031 Market
Hupp R. Miss, dressmaker, 917 Larkin
Huppert Catherine widow, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r
1012 Bryant
Hupiiert Max, cook, r. 1121 Mission
Huppert, Philip, plumber, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Victoria Miss, artist, r. 51 Shipley
SS" Hupjiert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Huppman Arthur, portrait artist, r. 621 Bush
Hurd Ada A. Miss, nurse, r. 704 Twenty-fourth
Hurd Bessie C. Miss, clerk U. S. Pension Agency
Hurd Charles, stevedore, r. 613 Gough
Hurd Charles E., barber, r. 613 Gough
Hurd Eugene A. , physician and surgeon, office and r.
704 Twenty-fourth
Hurd Frank M., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hurd Graham, r. 1814 San Carlos Av
Hurd Jethro H., collector, r. 506 Hyde
Hurd John B., r. 211 Mason
Hurd Joseph M., compositor Chronicle, r. 23 Kearny
Hurd Laura Miss, nurse, r. 942 Valencia
Hurd Nellie A. Miss, r. 690 McAllister
HI:RDN0RNA>' H., attorney at law, 324 Pine,
rooms 19-20-21, r. 1419 Clay
SS" Hurd. See Heard, Herd and Hird
Hurdle Thmnas, marine engineer, r 523 Second
Hurewitz Phillip, salesman S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 1004a
Golden Gate Av
Hurgens Frederick C, foreman Tlie Gray Bros. Artificial
Stone Paving Co., r. 118a Cumberland
Hurl John, laborer, r. 421 State
B®- Hurl. See Hurrell
Hurlbert Gustavus G., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r.
2402 Gearv
Hurlbert Lydia F. Miss, stenographer, r, 2402 Geary
F. A. BOBBINS PRESS WORKS
MANUFACTURE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mission 40
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r. p. ANDREWS
109 Montgomery St.
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Hurlbert William G., carpenter, r. 2402 Geary
Hurlbut Hciijaniin F., warehouseman W. W". Montague
& Co., r. 32 Second
Hurlbut Frederick W., machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r.
Alameda
Hurlbut Georuje M., attornty at law, 215 Larkin
Hurlbut Howard R., bookkeeper Call, r. Berkeley
Hurlbut Joseph H., machinist, r. 115 California Av
Hurlbut Reuben P., contractor and builder, office 1(1
Post, r. Redwood City, Cal.
a^" Hurlbut. See Hurlbert and Hulbert
Hurley Abbie Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
1920 Pacific Av
Hurley Bartholomew, longshoreman, r. 71 Clementina
Hurley Bessie Miss, i-. 43 Gibert
Hurlty Bridget, domestic 1700 Larkin
Hurley Bridget, widow, r. 43 Gilbert
Hurley Catherine, domestic 21 Rincon PI
Hurley Charles, laborer, r. 2C Mary
Hurley Charles, painter S. P. Co., r. 403 Tehama
Hurley Charles, shoemaker, r. 1125 Twenty -sixth
Hurley Charles F., ironworker, r. 43 Gilbert
Hurley Charles P., salesman City of Paris, r. 1318 Jones
Hurley Cornelius, teamster, r. 616^ Natoma
Hurley Cornelius F., coflfeeroaster, r. 1719J Jones
Hurley Cornelius T., butcher, r. N s Twelfth Av South
bet N and 1'
Hurley Daniel, carriagemaker, r. 26 Mary-
Hurley Daniel, gasmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. .'iOl Najia
^urley Daniel, hackman, r. Bryant bet El Dorado and
Alameda
Hurley Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1060 Ken-
tucky
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. 2823 Geary
Hurley Daniel D., real estate, r. 2110 Mission
Hurley Daniel F., distributor Post Office, r. 215 Eigh-
teenth
Hurley David M., woolsorter, r. 1153J Folsom
Hurley E len, domestic 1906 Sutter
Hurley Francis, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hurley Frederick, laborer, r. 14 Farren Av, rear
Hurley James, laborer, r. 946 Harrison
Hurley James, liquors, 303J Fourth, r. 853 Harrison
Hurley James, stableman, r. 322 Third
Hurley James, stevedore, r. 19 Caroline
Hurley Jane M. A. Miss, principal Sherman Primarj'
School, r. 1920 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 1416 Baker
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 7 Natoma
Hurley Jeremiah, steel worker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 501
Napa
Hurley Jeremiah, teamster, r. 6 Boardman PI
Hurley Jeremiah S., waiter M. B. Moraghan
Hurley Jeremiah T., groceries and liquors, SE cor Hayes
and VVebster, r. 514 Webster
Hurley John, boilermaker Risdon 1. and L. Works, r. 44
Dore
Hurlev John, butcher, r. N s Twelfth- Av South bet N
and P
Hurley John, carriage painter, r. 638 Natoma
Hurley John, carpenter, r. SE cor Solano and Indiana
Hurley John, laborer, r. 10 Michigan
Hurley John, longshoreman, r. 127 Second
Hurley John, peddler, r. 829 Brami-an
Hurley John, stevedore, r. 421 State
Hurley John, teamster, r. 1408 Jackson
Hurley John C, carriage painter, r. 403 Tehama
Hurley John D., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 2110 Mission
Hurley John J., tdesetter, r. 1007i Natoma
Hurley John N., Macksmith ('orporation Yard S. F. F.
D., r. 652 Natoma
Hurley Joseph, laborer, r. 37 Chesley
Hurley Joseph H., laborer, r. 7->e Fourteenth
Hurley Kate Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum & Co., r. 138
Eighth
Hurley Lawrence J., cigarmaker, r. 330 Tehama
PETERSEN & FISHER, "
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the headitig
"P'umbers" in Business Directory.
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Hurley Lizzie, widow, r. 1416 Baker
Hurley Maggie E. Miss, stenographer C. A. Macomber &
Co., r. 8-21 Mission
Hurley Margaret E. , widow, r. 618 Grove
Hurley Mark Jr., laborer, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 330 Tehama
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 435 Clementina, rear
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 1920 Pacific Av
Hurley Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 1416 Baker
Hurlev Mary E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1920 Pacific Av
Hurley Maurice, cooper, r. 1153J Folsom
Hurley Michael, blacksmith, r. 8-29 Brannan
Hurley Michael, hodcarrier, r. 218 Minna
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth and
Tiffany At
Hurley Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 242 Fre-
mont
Hurley Michael Jr., blacksmith John Rentschler, r. 736
Brannan
Hurley Michael A., mining, r. 517 Mason
Hurlev Michael G., blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 208
Fourth
Hurley Michael J., lather, r. 812 Humboldt
Hurley Michael J., machinist, r. 43 Gilbert
Hurley Michael P., policeman, r. 933J Folsom
Hurley Nellie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1231 Market
Hurley Patrick, canmaker, r. 43 Gilbert
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r, 515 Howard
Hurley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 2625 Clementina
Hurley Patrick, shoemaker, 134 Eighth
Hurley Patrick J., boilermaker, r. 813 Mission
Hurley Patrick J., labnrer, r. 14 Farren Av
Hurley Patrick W., teamster, r. 6 Boardman PI
Hurley Robert, painter, r. 29 Harriet
Hurlev Robert, water tender stmr Australia, r. 803
Treat Av
Hurley Stephen, butcher, r. 330 Tehama
Hurley Stevenson, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hurley Thomas, tableman, r. NE cor Cole and Carl
Hurley Thomas J., carpenter, r. cor Gilbert and Bryant
Hurley Timothy, gardener, r. 230 Douglass
Hurlev Timothy, laborer, r. 624 Natoma
Hurley Timothy, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 712
Clementina
Hurlev Timothy, tilesetter, r. 1007^ Natoma
Hurlev William, boilermaker, r. 41 Gilbert
Hurley William, driver Joseph T. Cavanaugh, r. uor
Fifth and Clementina
Hurley William, laborer, r. SE cor Solano and Indiana
Hurley William, upholsterer, r. 1526 Castro
Hurlev William C, student, r. 1520 Turk
Hurley William H., laborer, v. 10 Michig-an
Hurley William J., clerk, r. 1520 Turk
SS" Hurley. See Hearly
Hurlick Thomas H. tS. B. Whitehad & Co.) r. 812b Lar-
kin
Hunidall Percy W., piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
515 Eddy
Hurnev Beezv Mrs. , widow, r. 17 Haight
Hurrell Henry, druggist John C. Russell, r. 701 Gaary
its" Hurrell. See Horrell
Hurrv Amanda, domestic 1920 Van Ness Av
HIJCKV JAMES S., real estate agent, 9 Ninth, r.
1434 Folsom
Hursh Edward G. , examiner of pensions, r. 724 Hayes
Hursoii John, laundry man, r. 3210 Buchanan
Hurson Kate Miss, r. 1927 Union
Hurst Daniel, carpet cleaning, 2217 Mission
Hurst Frank, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
Hurst Foster C, hostler, r. 808 Eighteenth
Hurst Frederick J., carpenter, r. 56 Thirteenth
HI;KST .IAMKS, livery stable, 833 and 835 Mission, r.
5-20 Golden (iate Av
Hurst Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 520 Golden Gate A v
Hurst Julia Miss (Hurst Hi Doherty) r. 1712J Devisadero
Hiu-st Nathaniel, rigger, r. 414 Hayes
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C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 8*3 Market Str«««
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer ot Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 1894.
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■| 428 CALIFORNIA STREET
) M Hurst & Dohertv (Miss Julia Hurst and^James Doherty )
■ g bakerw 1(X>2 Devisadero
» g SS" Hurst. See Hearst and Hirst
i -5 Hurt A. J., traveling salesman, r. 1037 Post
: ^ Hurthere Alexander (Medus & Hurthere) r. 813 Pacific
) (2 HI'RTZie WILLIAM F., druggist, 140 Third, Tele-
phone Main 5902 (2 bellsl r. 117 Valencia
XJ Husar Christian, marine engineer, r. 1436 Jackson
Cp Husband John I., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 2506
^ Washington
2l Husband Robert, secreteri- and treasurer Fruiivale Im-
^ provement Co., 20 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. Alameda
1—1 Hush L. E. Mrs., r. 1719 Bush
Q* HI'SH V.4LEXTI.\E «.. president Syndicate Invest-
ed ment Co. (incorporated) 64-6.5 Chronicle Bldg, r.
^^ Fruitvale
'O Hushen Edward G., motorman, r. 215 Thirtieth
C! Hushler J. hn, news agent, r. 208 Twenty-fifth
fO Busing Albert, compositor The Hebrew, r. 28 Wool
y. Husing Albert, merchant, r. 733 Market
S Husing Caroline, widow, r. 337 Capp
^ HUSING FREDERICK J.,
"O inercliant tailor and denier bat's, caps
Q3 and pents' tarnishing goods. 3i: Hayes, r.
^ 3171 Hayes
CO Husing Henrietta, domestic 560 Howard
tj. Husing Henr\-, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 4.% Jessie
Husing John! longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Cyi Husing John W., clerk Hicks-JuddCo., r. 337 Capp
a Husing Richard (Albers & Husing) r. 2424 Bush, rear
•T3 Husing Richard J., salesman H. Schilling & Co., r. 1129
■"^ Guen ero
5fi ^" Husing. See Husung
^^ Huske Franz, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 1554 Jack-
*^ son
■^ Huson Charles L., engineer stmr Costa Rica
. Husrk Joseph, wire worker Pacific Wire and Cage Mnfg
Co. , r. 5.o8 Mission
^* Hussenot Pierre, cellarman, r. 531 Filbert
^^^ Husser Magdalena Mrs. , furnished rooms, 515i Bush
2Sm Hussey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 734 Washing-
^^ ton, r. East Oakland
^S Hussey Annie Miss, Uiloress Elias Breitstein, r. 335
ZTwentv-ninth
Husev Charles B., furniture polisher, r. 1045 Market
"— ^ Hussey Charles E., carpenter, r. 734 Howard
■■^ HusseV Edward, clerk, r. 36 Valparaiso
<Hussev Ella Miss, bookfolder Frank H. Malloye, r. 21
Ritch
^J Hussev Frank, bartender, r. 611 Lombard
^^ Hussey Joseph U., miner, r. 802 Montgomery
Hussev Lawrence, laborer, r. 242 Perry
f^) Hussey Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 734 Howard
, < Hussev Maurice F.. porkpacker, r. 21 Ritch
^J HusseV Michael, laborer, r. 38 Mary
^^ HusseV Michael H., special policeman, r. 772 Stevenson
^■** Hussey M\Ta R. Miss, teacher Emerson Primarj- School,
^^1 r.'Sll Loml ard
Cl^ Hussey Nora, domestic 201 Buchanan
r . Hussev Patrick J., special policeman, r. 1501 J Turk
P^ HusseV Robert E.. stenographer Western Meat Co., r.
f^\ 1020 Twentieth
^J Hussey Sarah D. Mrs., seamstress CaJ. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 11 Hampton PI
O Hussey Simon, real estate, r. 611 L<3mbard
HusseV Simon A., clerk Morton Bros., r. 36 Valparaiso
U HusseV WilUam J., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1301 Golden Gate Av
f^- Hussev William R., laborer, r. 731 Natoma
^^^ Huston Blanche, widow, r. 2011 Webster
W^ Husson Frank, capitalist, r. 2011 Webster
"^^ Husson Leon, laundrj-, 15:38 Bush
] ' Husson Urbien, laundrj-man. r. 919 Clay
«I3 Huste Man-, domestic 1228 Washington
Huste Sophie Miss, laundress Bernard Sarthou, r. 1231
Golden Gate Av
HUSTED FREDERICK M.,
attorney at law and publisher Fresno.
Uonolaln and Hawaiian Islands, Oak-
land. Sacramento, San Jose and Stockton
Directories, .530 ('alirornia, room 65, Tel-
ephone Main yi'i'i, r. WS'i Bancroft Way.
Berkeley
Husted Guy B., dental student, r. 333 Turk
Husted Montgomen,', carpenter, r. 2634 McAllister
Husted Paul, seaman, r. 5 Washington
nff" Husted. See Huested and Hustedt
Husteden George W., porter Ea«le Warehouse, r. Berke-
ley
Hustedt James, longshoreman, r. 516 Folsom
Hustedt John, brewer, r. 617 Lombard
S^ Hustedt. See Husted
Hustler John, baker Henrj- Eggeling, r. Tehama bet
Fourth and Fifth
Huston Andrew T., barber William Baron, r. 782 Steven-
son
Huston Charles, foreman road repairs S. F. and S. M.
Ry, r. Sunny Side Tract
Huston John, capitalist, r. Lick House
Huston R. M., clerk Coiner's Dept. U. S. Mint, r. 405
Gean-
SS" Huston. See Heuston, Houston and Hueston
HFTAFF HEXRl' W. (esta-e of) Henry C. Dubber
manager, wines and liquors, 2 Montsomerj- Av
Hutaff John H., r. 116| Oak
Hutaff Marie R. . widow , r. 116i Oak
Hutchings Albert P. , carpenter, r. 509 O'Farrell
Hutch ings Elizabeth B., widow, r. 914 A'allejo
Hutchings Frank J., traveling salesman Stein, Simon &
Co., SE cor Market and Second
Hutchings Hiram S., policeman, r. 1309 Larkin
Hutchings James M.. r. 1810 Gough
Hutchings James M. Mrs., private tuition, 1810 Gough
Hutchings John, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
Hutchings Richard, bookkeeper Paul Friedman, r. 332
HUTCHINGS THOMAS R.,
contractor, all kinds 01 carpentering
and bnildlns attended to, stores and
oftices titled np. estimates given on all
Jobbing work. 732 Vallejo
HutthiuiTs William M., ear^ienter, r. 2114 Fillmore
Hl'TrillNS CABKOLL, agent for RajTnond i Whit-
comb, 87-88 Crocker Bldg
Hutchins Chauncev B., phy>ician and surgeon, office and
r. 1106 Van Ness Av
Hutchins Edwin P., mining engineer, r. 813 Bush
Hutchins Emma M., widow, r. 104A McAllister
Hutchins J. A., ironer Electric Latindry, r. 511 Mc-
Allister
Hutchins Lemuel W., clerk, r. 4:i8 Twenty-fourth
Hutchinson Abial, porter The H. T. Holmes Lime Co..
r. 18J Sacramento
Hutchinson Alexander, waiter, r. 549 Stevenson
Hutchinson Andrew, shoemaker, 19 Seventh, r. 5511
Stevenson
Hutchinson Charies E., superintendent A. F. Buckman,
r. :^20i Devisadero
Hutchinson Charles T., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 2617
Buchanan „. ^ ^,
Hutchinson Daniel, real estate, r. SE cor Pme and Fil-
bert
Hutchinson Da\id, packer, r. 120 Seventh
Hutchinson Edward, ftudent, r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Edward C, capitalist, 19Mills Bldg, 9th floor.
r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Eli I., attorney at law, 419 California, room
20
Hutchinson Femande Mrs., widow, r. Hotel Miraaaar
Hutchinson Frederick W., city agent Umdon and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Co., r. Mill Valley
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO. I
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOBK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
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Room 20
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Hutdiiiison George H. , plasterer, r. 41 Everett
Hutchinson George W. , laborer, r. 23i Morris Av
Hutchinson Harrj' H., lithograph printer Britton & Rey,
r. Oakland
Hutchinson Henrv, clerk George H. Tav & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hutchinson Hiram T., capitalist, r. 2504 California
Hutchinson James E., dentist, NW cor Twenty -fourth
and Potrero Av
Hutchinson James L., capitalist, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor,
r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson John, machinist \V. T. Garratt & Co., r. 434
Seventh
Hutchinson John B., stone cutter, r. 624 Fourth
Hutchinson John J., collector, r. 13101 Grove
HI'TCHINSOK .lOSEPU, attorney at law, 19 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor, Telephone Main 1524, r. Palo Alto,
Cal
Hutchinson Joseph, carriage painter, 715 Folsom, r. 705
Mission
Hutchinson Joseph C, clerk, r. 1155 Guerrero
Hutchinson Joseph W. , machinist, r. 432 Seventh
Hutchinson Kate Miss, r. 1412^ Larkin
Hutchinson Kate F. Miss, treasurer Ladies' Relief So-
ciety, r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Michael, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Hutchinson Prentiss C, salesman Fechheimer, Fishel &
Co., r. Oakland
Hutchinson Raymon J W., student, r. 710J Tajior
Hutchinson S. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 310 Mason
Hutchinson Stephen broker, r. 527 Sacramento
HUTCHINSON 8U4;AK PLAXTATIOi\ €0..
Glaus Spreckels president, John A. Buck vice-
presii-ent, E. H. Sheldon seer tary, J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. Co. treasurer, office 327 Market
Hutchinson Thomas \V'., marine surveyor, 303 California,
r. 727 Twentieth
Hutchinson T. R., agent Fechheimer, Fishel & Co., 113
Bush, r. Oakland
Hutchinson W. H., carpenter, r. 115 Gough
Hutchinson Wilfrel W., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cos., r. 11 Polk
Hutchinson William S., conductor, r. 2907 Bush
Hutchison Alexander, manager Irvine Bros , 30S-310
Fourth, r. 1332 Washington
Hutchison John, draughtsman, r. 2214 Jones
Hutchison Sophia Mrs., r. 1105 Bush
Hutchison Thomas, teamster, r. 608 Sixth
Hutchison William, r. 716 Stockton
Hutchison William, stonecutter, r. 520 Fourth
Huth Balthaser, restauraiit 907 Kearny, r. 408 Union
Huth Charles, restaurant, 311 Montgomery Av
Huth John, clerk Charles Huth, r. 311 Montgomery Av
Huth Louis, foreman Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 6 Grant
Alley
Huth William, coffee saloon, 520 Battery, r. 1415 SU>ck-
ton
Huth William, cook Charles Huth, r. 3 Filbert PI
Hutie Agnes Miss, jihotographer, r. 1839 Mission
Hutie John, teamster, r. 1839 Mission
Hutie Marv A., widow, r. 1839 Mission
HITT HAKKV l»., merchant tailor, ladies' tailor,
and custom shirtmaker, 212 Mason (Y. M. C. A.
Bldg) r. Hotel Sutherland
Hutt Harry J. , sal sman Harry D. Hutt, r. 426 Sutter
Hutter J. , "seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Hutter John, laborer, r. 5 Minnesota
Huttmann Annie C, widow, r. 135 Ridley
Huttmann Gustave L., clerk, r. 135 Ridley
Hutton Andrew, porter .Mills Bldg, r. 235i Fell
Hutton Annie M., clerk Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r. 70.'i
Sutter
Hutton Harry W., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
room 4, r. 719 Hyde
Hutton Jane, domestic 134 Liberty
Hutton John, office 118 California, r. .\lameda
Hutton Martha, widow, r. 526 Sutter
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TVYT^.^KET STREET
UP-.STAIRS. OPP. P.\LACE HOTEL.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericfobur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Hutton Robert, r. 781 Mission
Huwe George, carpenter, r. 4101 Fell
Huwe Wonderlein, carpenter, r. 410^ Fell
Huxtable Henry J., conductor Market St. Ry,r. 10 Kings-
ton Av
Huybrechts Henry, poultry raiser, r. NE cor Army and
Mississijjpi
Huyck Charles, cashier Langley & Michaels Co., r. 824
Page
Huyck Eliza, widow, r. Lake View
Huylman Gustav A., lodgings, 624 Washington
Hvizdos John, candies, 130 Ninth, r. 342 Tehama
Hvizdos John, tailor, r. 342 Tehama
Hweinebraten Christiene Mrs., bakerj', 8 Eighth
Hweinebraten Franz, upholsterer, r. 8 Eighth
Hyams Edward (Hyams, Pauson & Co.) r. New York
Hyams Frank C, salesman I. Selig, r. 613 Larkin
Hyams Jacob A., shoecutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1043 Folsom
Hyams Jennie Miss, dressmaking, 704J O'Farrell
Hyams John, r. 429 Sixth
Hyams Lena Miss, hairdresser, r. 5 Caroline
Hyams Pauline, widow, r. 5 Caroline
Hyams, Pauson & Co. (Edward Hyams and Frank
Pauson) clothing, 25-27 Sansome
Hyams Solomon, printer, r. 2432 Bush
Hyatt B. Mrs., r. 941 Howard
Hyatt Isaac C. Mrs. , dressmaking, 108 Powell
«^ Hyatt. See Hiatt
Hyde Alexander, marine engineer, r. 3 Essex PI
Hyde Cary, laborer, r. 13o Shipley
Hyde C. H., master mariner, r. 2705J Harrison
Hyde Charles, teamster J. Macdonough & Co , r. 5
Lau'el Av
Hvde E. A., bartender, r. 334 Bush
Hvde Ellen, widow, r. 113 Ridley
H¥DE FREDERIC A., land attorney, 630 Com-
mercial, Telephone Main 934, r. 2012 Pacific Av,
Telephone West 46
Hyde George, cook, r. 612 Powell
Hyde George Mrs., widow, r. 719 Geary
Hyde George E., medical student, r. 1816 Mason
Hyde Harry A., clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 1008 Eleventh
.\v South
Hyde Henry C, r. 1837 Mission
Hyde Herman, carpenter, r. Lake View
Hvde John, cigars and tobacco, 268 Third, r. 612 Powell
Hyde John A., awningmaker, r. 1008 Eleventh Av
South ^IP*
Hyde Kate C. Miss, stenographer Joseph E. Sliaiii, r.
1018 Sacramento
H1'I>E VIARCIIS D., attorney for land claimants,
630 Commercial, r. Oakland
Hyde Marv, widow, r. 1000 Washington
Hyde M. B. Mrs., associate principal Van Ness Seminary,
r. 1849 Jackson
Hvde Paul J., clerk, r. 233 Bartlett
Hyde Philip, driver, r. 1034 Page
Hvde Richard E., engineer, r. 802 Geary
Hyde Wa'ter, student, r. 1837 Mission ^__
M\ de William, conductor, r. 593 Schrader ■""' ,^
Hyde William, waiter stmr Apache
Hyde William Jr., clerk Howard H. Shinn, r. 127 Guer-
rero
Hyde William G. , teacher Washington Evening School,
r. 127 Guerrero
Hvde William H., r. 1837 Mi'^sion
Hvde William H. Jr., r. 1837 .Mission
H"\den Charles B. , conductor, r. 502^ Broderick'
Hvden Edwin \V\, conductor, r. 2309 Pire
Hyden Gothard A. N., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 732 F.il-
som ■'■"• '^"'°
Hvden Mamie Miss, teacher Silver Star Free Kindergar-
ten, r. 1221 O'Farrell t_:rr: _^^-'.»
Hyden Minnie Mrs., dressmaking, n02J BroderickJ tr:-";
Hydes James L., manager Park Bros. & Co. (Iimited)^119
California
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Heading Room
Hyer Ahna E., teacher music, 703 Market
Hyer Henrietta, widow, furnished rooms, 703 Market
Hyland Bernard J., clerk, r. 1554 Jackson
Hyland Catherine, widow, r. 2118i Mason
Hyland Christopher D., foreman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. Lake Merced
Hyland Ellen Miss, domestic 1318 Dupont
Hyland Harry, machinist John North, r. 2118J Mason
Hyland Horatio N., master mariner, r. 825 Vallejo
Hyland James, teamster, r. 5 Elizabeth
Hj'land James J., brassfinisher, r. 806 Shotwell
Hyland James J., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 907a How-
ard —
Hyland John, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
Hvland John A., contractor, r. 1107 Seventeenth
Hyland John M., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 1554
Jackson
Hyland Margaret, widow, r. 1554 Jackson
Hyland Michael, marine fireman, r. 607 Howard|
Hjiand Michael C. , contractor, r. 1107 Seventeenth
Hyland Michael J., horseshoer, 4 Spring, r. 837 Flteenth
Hyland Patrick, gripman, r. 503| Broderick
Hyland Patrick, shoemaker, 7 Spring
Hyland Sarah Miss, r. 800 Shotwell
Hyland Thomas, laborer, r. 223 Minna
Hyland William, meltcr Union Iron Wks., r. S\V cor
Iowa and Yolo
Hyler Halver A., master marmer, r. 236 Noe
Hyllmann Aaron, driver Union Ice Co., r. 26Zoe
Hyman Aaron, locksmith, 238 Post, r. 21 Clinton Park
Hyman Abraham, r. 126 Olive Av
Hvmau Abraham, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. S02d
Vallejo
Hvman Abraham E., agent, office 14 Sansome, r. 913
Hyde
Hyman Abraham F., compositor Edwards Publishing
Co., r. 322 Langton
HVMAX BKOTHERS (Henry W., Michael, Morris
and Joseph) merchants, 206 Sansome, rooms 15-16
Hyman Frank, musician, r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Hattie Miss, r. 2214 Steiner
Hyman Henry, watchmaker Josei>h Hyman, r. 1730
Devisadero
Hj-man Hei,rj- W. (Hyman Bros.) r. 1946 California
HjTnan Is ac (Stiner, Straus & Hyman) r. 317 Leaven-
worth
Hyman Jacob, r. 1300 Laguna
Hyman Jacob A., printer, r. 920 Larkin
Hyman Jonas, r. 1603 Lagima
Hyman Jonas Mrs., hairdressing, 1603 Laguna
HjTiian Joseph (Hj-man Bros.) r. 1916 California
Hyman Joseph, salesman, r. 537 Turk
Hyman Joseph, watchmaker, 1730 DeNisadero
H\-man Juliu-', glazier, r. 37^ Madison Av
Hyman Mark, r. 214 Grove
HjTiian Michael (Hyman Bros.) r. New York
Hyman Morris (HjTnan Bros.) r. 2230 Sacran ento
Hj-man Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway
Hyman Morris, watches and jewelry, 306 Grant Xv, r.
920 Larkin
Hyman Na'han (Hildebrand & Hyman) r. 1217 Pacific
Hj-man Nathan J., merchant, r. 1722 Bush
HjTnan Presley C. , mining, r. 2214 Steiner
Hj-man Samuel, clerk Wolf Hyman, r. 1228 Ellis
Hyman Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 222i Page
Hjiuan Sarah, widow, r. 322 Seventh
Hvman Walter G., advertising manager S. H.Frank A:
Co., r. 1946 California
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny, r. 1228 Ellis
t^ Hjman. See Heyman and Heiman
Hymes Edward J., teamster, r. 13 Day
Hymes Jacob, clerk, r. 1236J Folsom "
Hymes John J., driver, r. 13 Day
Hymes Katie E. Miss, shoefitter, r. 13 Day
Hvmes Michael, wood and coal, SW cor Dayand Dolores,
r. 13 Day
Hymes Michael J. ,bookkeeper City of Paris, r. Alamedu
Hynes Andrew T., manager S. Dabovlch, r. 811a Green-
wich
Hynes Ann M., widow, r. 457 Dolores
Hynes Delia, domestic 1708 Octavia
Hynes Edward, laborw, r. 529 Valencia
Hj-nes Edward, shoemaker, r. 259 Clara
Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 10 Langton
Hj-nes Frank C. , driver, r. 522 Turk, rear
Hvnes George, clerk West Coast Furniture Co., r. 233
Sixth
Hynes James, laborer, r. 676 Clementina
Hvnes James F., driver, r. 731 J Natoma
Hynes John, r. 233 Sixth
Hynes John, carpenter, r. E s Anndover nr Crescent .\v
Hynes John, laborer, r. 19 Gueriero
Hjiies John, laborer .•r. 32 Clementina
Hynes John, musician, r. 19 Guerrero
Hynes John, shoemaker, 523 Laguna
Hjnies John D., bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian Bank, r.
10 Guen-ero
Hynes John F., clerk, r. 313 Filbert
Hj-nes John J., clerk County Clerk's office, r. 525 La-
gima
Hynes Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 457 Dolores
Hjnies Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 10 Lan'^ton
Hynes Marg^aret, widow, r. 313 Filbert
Hjnies Martin, groceries and liquors, NE cor Diamond
and Nineteenth
Hynes Matthew M., teamste •, r. 1613 O'Farrell
Hrnes Michael, groceries and liquors, 20 Welsh
Hynes Michael, laborer, r. 14 Day
Hynes Michael J., painter Swan & Stein
Hynes Patrick C, inspector Cus'om House, r. 307 Hayes
Hjiies Thomas F. , clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fa go &
Co. r. Oakland
Hvnes Thomas J., foreman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
106 Minna
Hynes William, marine fireman, r. 542 First
Hyi es William D. , foreman upholsterer West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 18 Twelfth
Hynes William J.(H}-nes & Okubo) r. 19 Guerrero
Hynes & Okubo (William J. Hynes and R. Okubo) photo-
graphic developing and printing, 24 Antonio
8^" HjTies. See Heins, Heinz, Hinds and Hines
Hyrup Peter, packer Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar
WTts, r. Alameda
Hysel Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1020 Mission
Hyslop James B. , wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf, r. lOj.
McAllister
Hyslop John, observer Merchants' Exchange Assn, r.
Point Lobos Station
Hyslop Sydney, steward, r. 817 Howard
Hyslop William, farmer, r. Alms House
fi^ Hyslop. See Hislop
Hvson Tessie A., domestic 1617 Jackson
Hvvarinen John W., ma.ster mariner, r. 1314 Twenty-
sixth
laccheri Antonio, plasterer, r. 517 Green
laccheri Garibaldi (laccheri & Bacigalupi) r. 827 Broad-
way
laccheri & B;icigalupi (Garibaldi laccheri and Gaetano
Bacigalupi 1 undertakers and embalmers, 627 Broad-
way
lacopetti Bacci, driver, r. 20 Dunn Alley
lacopetti Belannino, hay and grain, 33-35 Bn^adway,
r. 716 Front
lacopetti Luigi, r. 20 Dmm Alley
lacopetti Placido, driver, r. 716 tVont
TI16 Monarcli 5iciici6 I
Every Machine a Scientific Production from ■
the Finest Material obtainable.
BAKER 6r H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Iba Frederick, bakery, 2952 Mission
Ibach Fiederick, with Crown Distilleries Co., r. 3ia
Green
Ibara Reiinosuka, shoemaker, 904 Lag^una
Ibbotson Joseph J., representative The Pau. Irish-Amer-
ican, r. 2412i Sacramento
Ibur.; Herman, bookkeeper, r. 608 Hermann
Ibur,;>r William M., r. 608 Hermann
Iburg William N., electrician, r. 608 Hermann
Ibus Mary G. , widow, boarding and lodgings, 505-S07
Bush
Icard Clara Miss, r. 923| Mission
Icard Ella Miss, nurse Waldeck Sanitarium
Ichi Ban, Wempe Bros, proprietors, Japanese goods, 573
Market
Ickelheimer Henry (Samuel Ickelhejmer & Bro.) r. 1804
Sutter
Ickelhuimer Pauline, widow, r. 1804 Sutter
Ickelheimer Samuel (Samuel Ickelheimer & Bro.) r. 1804
Sutter
Ickelheimer Samuel & Bro. (Samuel and Henry) plumb-
ers, 322 Sutter
ICKLEK GEOIMiE, wines and liquors, SE cor Mason
and Pacific
Ickler Henry, proprietor Second St. Bakery, 215 Second
Idal Mary, domestic 2244 Mission
Iddmgs Henry A., division superintendent Market St.
By Co., 317 Cari, r. 413 Jones
Ide A. L. , papercarrier, r. 48 Fourth
Ide Sentaro, boarding, 931 Sacramento
llg Robert, clerk Union Trust Co., r. 469 Minna
Iliohan Anthony H., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r. <«>:'.
Dolores
Iliohan Henrica Mrs., r. 923 Dolores
llleme Charles, waiter, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Illidge George J., stenographer, r. 25101 Mission
lUing Ernest, driver Simpkiiis & Thorp, r. 471 -Shof-
well
llling Fritz, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 820'.
Nineteenth
ILLII.STK.4TED PACIFIC COAST THE (monthh )
6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
ILLUSTRATEO PACIFIC STATES (monthlv >
Jennie E. Patrick and Frank L. FrancoeurmanaecrN,
6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
ILLLUSTKATED PVBI.ISHINC; CO., Miss Jeniiii
Patrick nianager, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
lis John G^ Jr. (John G. lis & Co.) r. 1335 Jackson
lie & Co., Japanese fancv goods, 201 Sixth I'l ^ .^..i.Jl ^'l'^ 1 i."
IDEAL PERFUMERY COMPANY, ILS JOHN GL. & CO
E. Meeks proprietor, Iniportfrs and iiian-
nfactarers perruiiieries, toilet artiele!^
and flavoring extra('t<i, S Sutter
IDEAL PLACER .UI.M\<;. WATER AND
POWER CO. (Calaveras and Amador Counties)
Charles W. Farnam president, Samuel D. Mayer sec-
retary, W. A. Men-alls general manager, 12 Mills
Bldg, 3rd floor
Iden Albert A., bartender Schwartz & Meyer, r. 723 J Va-
lencia
Idenstrom August, tanner Poetsch & Peterson Tannery,
r. Harrison nr Army
Idlewild Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.) W. S. Chap-
man president, D. C. Bates secretary, 81 Nevada
Block
Iffert Leonard, butcher, r. Alms House
Iffert Leonhardt, pork and sausage, 61 Centre Market, r.
712 Willow Av
Igeoirre Domingo, engineer, r. 1 Crooks
IGLEHART THOMAS N., dentist, 713 Sutter, r.
Alameda
Igo James, porter Wellmann, Peck & Co., r. 262 Octavia
Igo John, cooper, r. 435 Ringold
Igo John, marine fireman, r. 607 Howard
Igo Louisa, domestic 1501 Scott
Igo Mary, furnished rronis, r. 607 Howird
Igo Patrick, laborer, r. W s McClellan nr Cortland A\
Igstaedter Carrie L., widow, r. 1522 California
Ihde O. H. .Mrs. r. 321 Van Ness Av
IhlanHeury, cook, r. 320 Drumm
Ihnen Hennan H., painter, r. 1015S Larkin
Ijams Florence A., widow, r. 939 Golden Gate Av
Ikado John, waiter, r. 65 Mini. a
Iken Arnold, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho. Co., r.
1123 Bush
Iken Louis, r. Hotel Miramar
Ikenberg Max, vice-president Bibo, Newman .& Ikenberg,
SW cor California and Polk, r. 1433 Post
Ilbars Peter, cook JohnsDU & Halverson, r. 1001 Jackson
II Capitano Hotel, Puccinelll & Ceccarelli proprietors,
702 Front
llderton Henry G., clerk Local Freight Offices. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
llg George G., waiter Merchants' Club, r. 13 Vandewater
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DKALER IS
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
(John ti. Il.<<.lr.)
manut'ac-tnrers French rooking ranges,
steam tables, stoves, bake oven castinsH
and general outfits lor kitchens, 8I4-8I<>
Kearny, Telephone Main IIOK
Use Ernest, cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture Co., r 1020
Hampshire
Use Ludwig, laborer Gdd Fellows' Cemeterj , r. N s
Aldine nr Willard
Use William A., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
Oakland
^Ilse. See Else
Imai Y., business manager Japanese Y. M. C. A., r. 121
Haight
Imbeck John, engineer National Brewing Co., r. 30S
Limibard
Imber F., waiter, r. 633 Broadway
Imberdorf Joseph, milkman, r. 621 Commercial
Imberscheidt Conrad, maltster, r. 427 Filbert
Imbrie Alexander K., distributor Post Office, r. ir>ir.
Broadway
Imbrie Augustus F., engineer Engine 15, r. 2114 «'ali
f(5rnia
Imdorf John, cellarman, r. W s Adam nr Eve
Imdorf Ore, proprietor Durham Dairy, office 35 Kddv.
r. 1636 Howard
Imelli Stephen M., finisher, r. 9 Hajrward
Imgarten William, grocer, r. 101 Baden, Sunnyaidu
Imhaus Alfred C, clerk Robert Dickson, r. Oakland
Imhauser Watchman Time Detector, Lewis W. Moure
general agent, 30 First
Imhof George, liquor dealer, r. NE cor. Fifteenth Av
South and San Bruno Av
Imhof Henry, clerk Dr. George H. E. Werner, r. 23
Stockton
Imhof Zacharias, cigannaker, 1911} Mission, r. 1801 Mi^
sion
/fig' Imhof. See Emhoff
Immel A. J. B. (A. J. B. Immcl & Co.) r. 310 Hill
IMMEL A. J. B. A CO. (A. .). B. Immel) pio.lu, c
commissioji, 117-125 Washington, Telephone .M >i'i
1403
hnmel Frederick C. (Darbee & Immel) r. 1313 Bu« h;iii:in
Immel Jacob V., laborer, r. 295 Linden Av
Immel Lena, domestic 1830 Ellis
Immele Louis F., gripman, r. 40 Cook
IHODA HE.\RV REV., S. .1., Superior S..r it.v
of Jesus for the Mission of California, St. Ignaliiis
College, 214 Hayes
Imoehl Frank, tanner, r. W s Mission Road nr Onoiidagu
Av
Imperial (Jlove Fact n' (Emilie and Max Haersch M<
447 \'alencia
IMPERIAL LX'SIRA^'CE CO. THE, limited (•>?
London) William .1. Landers manager, 20.5-21 7 San-
some
Imperial Paint and Cojiper Co., R. Hecman maniiger, 324
Pine, room 18
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Shonid be ia Every Household. Rented at <l.oo per Mootk
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market SUeef.
PElll{IENODET&GO.GH|iPfll}llE
"Finest Extra Qualities."
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Pres.
428
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Sec'y.
California St.
IMPERIAL PHOTOCiKAPUIC <»TI DIO, How
land & Luiiergan proprietors, 724J Market
IiiH>erial Tlie, Josie Croiiin proprietor, 728 Sutter
Imperial Vineyard Co.,.Ioseph Bremer & Co. proprietors,
810 Sacramento
Impey Robert R., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 1610
Stockton
IMPKEMS THB, Charlotte P. Stetson and Helen
Oampbell editors, Paul Tj-ner managing editor, 1004
Powell
INPKOVKD ORDER RED ME>, hall 320 Post
IMPROVED ORDER RED ME.\ S CE.tlETERY,
N of Point Lohos A\ • r Tliirty-third Av
Improved Order Red Men's Hall Association, William J.
Smith secretary, 320 Post
luirie William W., bookkee])er A. L. Brjan Shoe Co., r.
805 Geary
lutsand Alexander, milkman, r. 627 Commercial
Imsand -John, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. \ s
Goethe nr San Jose Road, Ocean View
luLSand Peter, milkman, r. 627 Commercial
Imsick Henry, sausage maker, r. 1314 Pacific
ImMck Herman, laborer, r. 111.5 Tennessee
Imtack Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1314 Pacific
Imsick William F. , butcher, r. 1912| Larkin
Imvalle Henry I., ci','ar packer Friedlander & Kaeser, r.
Colma, Cal.
lucell Ada, widow, r. 701 Post
lucell Arthur, ci\ il engineer and teacher phvsics, r. 701
Post
Iticell Henry W. (Eastoii, Incell & Messenger) r. 701
Post
Incell William, clerk, r. 701 Post
Inch William H., blacksmith, r. 1433 Mission
!nd Thomas, eari)enter. r. 120) Steiner
l!«DEMNITV .niTlAL MARINE ASSURANCE
CO. (Limited, of London) E. C. Evans agrent, 302
Oalifomia
Independent Mining Co. (Nevada) J. W. Pew secretarj-,
310 Pine, rooms 15-17
r\»EPEAlDE^T ORDER B'\AI B'RITH, Jacob
Levison secretarv, 121 Eddv
INDEPE.\DE.\r ORDER ODD FELLOWS'
C'EMETERV, S s Point Lobos Av bet Henderson
and Frst A\
l.\DEPRKDEXT ORDER ODD FELLOWS'
E9IPL01MENT AS.SOCIATION, cor .Seventh
ftTul Market
8^DE:PK.\DE>T order ODD FELLOWS'
FIALL, SW cor Market and Seventh
l»l»r>PE\DEXT ORDER RED MEN'S HALL,
r.lO Bush
ludergant John, hog ranch, r. E s Mission Road nr Six
tiiHe House
Indiana Auction Co., -Jacob Sehwerdt proprietor, furni-
ture, 821-823 Mission
Indiana Hicycle Co., James S. Conwell manager, 18-20
McAllister
Indiana Novelty Manufacturing Co., manufacturers
bity-le wood rims, Ernest E. Buckleton agent, 14-16
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE
pn lini-orporatedi 4'liarles Mollpert
l/Ui prr«ident, M. Page trea<inrer. far-
nilurr. <-arpets, draperies and bedding.
1.'>0 .Mis.sion. Telephone .Main r>63l
IndidnaiKilis House The, John P. Jones i.ro]>rietor, 123.i
Miirket
IncHgr Ikiuis, milkman, r. 19 Gunnison A\
Indorf Frederick, teamster, r. 632J Fourth
ludovilla Jose, bookkeeper, r. 529 Ivv Av
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION ' OF TUE ME-
€nA:*IfS'.S INSTITUTE, James H. Culver, sec-
retarv, 31 P st
IndHstrial Iron Wks, McCormick Bros., i>ro|irietors, 233-
237 Beale
I.XDLSTRIAL PFBLISHI.XCi C . (John Richards
and Wilson T>. Bent Jr) publishers Industry, job
printers and engravers, 40 California rooms 6-11
I\D1STRV (monthly) Industrial Publishing Co., pub-
lishers, 40 California, rooms 6-11
Infanger Antone, foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 22
Mary
Infanger Antone Jr, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. J2
Mary
Infanger Frank M., liquors, 638 Clav, r. 174 Clementina
I.XFORM.ITION DESK PAD THE, Hicks-Judd
Co . publishers, 23 First
Ing Andreia D., accountant Sunon Strauss, r. 730 Capp
Ingala Henry, seaman, r. 210 Steuart
Ingalls Bertram, contractor and carpenter, r. 2214 Jones
Ingalls Charles, sawyer, r. 704 Sierra
Ingalls Edward C. , r. 323 Castro
Ingalls Frederick, barber, r. 114 O'Farrell
Ingalsbe Albert, clerk general ireight office S. P. Co., r.
1416 Wehster
Ingalsbe Florence H. Miss, teacher, r. 1416 Webster
Ingalsbe Kate, widow, r. 1416 Webster
Ingalsbe Stanley M., student, r. 1416 Webster
Ingargiola August, framing dept. Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
VSISk Natuma
Ingel Walter W., barber, r. 2817 Folsom
Ingels Wm. H., secretary Fresno Canal and Irrigation
Ct>., 8-9 Mills Bldg, sixth floor, r. Fresno, Cal.
Ingenlath John, bakery, 709 Brannan
Ingenlath Robert, plumbing and roofing, 142 First, r.
127J Shipley
eS" Ingenlath. See Engenlath
Ingerman Irvnn, c^erk Hooper & Jennings, r. 1923 Bush
Ingersoll James, vegetable dealer, r. 424 Twenty-ninth,
rear
Ingerson Charles A. (lugerson & Gore) r. Oakland
Ingerson Frederick S. proprietor Palace Varieties, SE
cor Grant Av and Post, r. 227 O'Farrell
IXOERSON HARRY F. secretarv Pacific Concrete
Co., 18 Post, r. Alameda
Ingerson & Gore (Charles A. Ingerson and Cyrus A.
Gore) contractors and builders, office 16 Post
Ingham Charles, r. 720 Ellis
Ingham Edward, boilermaker, r. 2912b Laguna
Ingham Richard L., policeman, r. 517c Shotwell
Ingle F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 526 O'FarreH
Ingle Frederick, carpenter, r. 526 O'Farrell
Ingel Robert B., carpenter, r. 114 Tiu-k
Inglehartt Bush, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW
cor Louisiana and Sierra
INGLENOOK YlNEl.ARD AGENCl (Napa County)
William E. Stevens agent, 101 Front
Ingleside House The, Cornelius Stagg proprietor, Ocean
House Road nr Lake Merced
Inglewood Hcuse, Mrs. E. Phillips proprietor, 126 Fifth
Inglis Charles T., fireman S. P. Co., r. 2001 Mission
Inglis George R., civil engineer, r. 740 Ellis
Inglis John S. , contracting freight agent Union Pacific
System, r. 1017 Sutter
Inglis Mary, domestic 2221 Washington
Inglis Wilham (Kennedy & Inglis) r. 1420 Masonic Av
Inglis WilUam S., engineer, r. 26^ Garden
e^ Inglis. See English
Ingmenson Frederick, laborer, r. 3J Clinton
Ingols George A., clerk Ho"' — " "' "
Cos., r. Oakland
Ingraham Charles, druggist, r. 826 Powell
Ingraham George K., porter Dunham, Carrigan and
Hayden Co., r. Oakland
Ingraham William H., waiter, r. 933 Sacramento
Ingram Alfred B , millhand, r. 1920 Broderick
Ingram C. H , heli)er Bay District Track
Ingram Charles H., druggist Hawley W. Baxter, r. Gray-
son Hotel
Ingram Charles M., clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo &
Co. , r. 2312 Steiner
Ingram Charles P. , engineer, r. 1615 Grove
-TF^Y the:
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office:, 33 ge:ary sx.
Telephone, Main 5135.
and Phoenix Insurance
CATTON, BELL & CO. *t""Scv'.* 406 CalllBri|la St.
NEUHT^US
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Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
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Ingram Edwin F., oiler, r. 20235 Ellis
Ingram Euirene, carpenter, r. 117 Erie
Ingram Frederick, r. 2759 Mission
Ingram Harold A. , printer, r. 1920 Brodericlc
Inyrim Henry, printer, r. 1920 Broderick
INtiRAM HENRlf, proprietor City Hall Pharmacy,
201 Larkin, Telephone South 607, r. 1713 Turk
Ingram I. Miss, r. 117 Urove
Ingram James G. Mrs., widow, r. 1920 Broderick
Ingram James P., printer S. F. News Letter, r. 1920
Broderick
Injrim John W., plumber, 2603 Bush, r. 2616i Bush,
rear
Ingram May Mrs., r. 1437 Market
Ingram Robert, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1429 Pine
Ingram Robert H., driver Wells Farffo & Co., r. 1201
Fell
Ingram Travis J , laborer, r. 716 Larkin
Ingram Virginia C. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 2312 Steiner
Ingram William E., laborer, r. 103 Clay
i®" Ingram. See Ingraham
Inguglia Angelo (Gusmani & Inguglia) fruits, 2800
Howard, r. 628 Guerrero
Inguglia Jean B., maiiaurer American L^nion Fish Co.,
.513-519 Washington, r. 2914i Larkin
Ingwersen Charles, carpenter, r. 866 Folsom
Ingwersen Christian H., master mariner, r. 866 Folsom
Ingwersen Deidrich, hog ranch, r. 726 Municti
Ingwersen Henry, compositor, r. 866 Folsom
Ingwersen William, bridge builder, r. 866 Folsom
Inkersley Arthur, atturuev at law, 530 Calif<jrnia, room
29, r. 19 Noe
Inkster James, r. 400 Bay
Inkst«r John, baker, r. 1728 Devisadero
Inman Bert N., fireman, r. 421 Brannan
Inman John, electrician, r. 493 Haight
Inman LawTence, clerk The Owl Drug Co., r. 1013 Nine-
teenth
Inman Mary F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 200 Turk
Inman Maud Mrs., physician, 58 Murphy Bldg
INMAN THOMAS G.,M.D,,
pbysu'ian and surgeon, utUve and r. NW
«-or Mission and TwenfletU, otfice hours
•i to 4 and 6.;{0 to *.'}0 P. M., Sundays 2 to
4 P. n.. Telephone Mis.sion 119
Imnan William M., glove mnfr, 31 Third, r. Oakland
Innes Annie, nurse Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Innes George T., stonecutter, r. 7 Morris A\-
Innes John, currier, r. 1072 Shotwell
Innes John, clerk, r. 1207 Bush
Innes William, teamster, r. 418| Seventh
Innes William B., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1808
Mason
iW Innes. .See Annis and Ennis
Inselman Fava, plasterer, r. 2 Minna, rear
Inselman Frederick W., liquors, NE cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Inselman Frederick W. Jr., bartender, r. NE cor Mont-
gomery and Chestnut
Inselmann Adolph, clerk Otto Gramlow, r. 221 Golden
Gate Av
Inselmann Henrv I. C, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Third and Silver, r. 97 Silver
Insignia The (monthly) Frederick H. Kimball manager,
Donohoe Bldg
Inskeep John E., marine engineer, r. 16J Twenty-fourth
Inskeep Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 16J Twenty-fourth
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l\SPECTOH URIJCS I'. S., 43 U. S. Appraisers
INSPECTOR IIIJLLS I'. S., U. S. Appraisers* Bldg.
INSPECTOR LIGHT HOLSE DEPARTMK.NT,
77-79 V. S. Appraisers* Bldg
WATSOI^a & CO., 124 Market Street
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INSPECTOR STEAM VESSELS I'. S., U. S. Ap-
praisers* Bldg
I.N'SPi'It'TORS POST OFFICE II. S., 78c U. S.
Api)raisers* Bldg
Institute .lournal. Young Men's Institute publishers, SE
cor Market and Tenth
Instker John, baker, r. 1728 Devisadero
I.VSHRANCE BLOCK, SW cor Caliiornia and Battery
INSIRANCE COMMISSIO.NBR ST.4TE OF
CALIFOR.NIA, 401 Califo
om 8
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA Kr-'^-i!;?/?;
general agent 4l'j Calirornla, millani •!.
Dutton marine agent, 401 California,
SMain A nurdock city agents, 412 Cali-
fornia
Insurance Co. of the State of Penn.sylvania, William -1.
Dutton agent, 401-405 California
I!VSIJRA.\CE FREE KIKUERG IRTEN, Miss
Laura Richards principal, 101 Nineteenth
Insurance Sun (monthly) Fied L. Case publisher, 200
Sansnme, room 7
INTEGRAL UUKKSILVER MI.\IKG CO. (Trin-
ity Co., Cal.) office 151 Crocker Bldg
Intennan John, pedd er, r. Alms House
Intermann RiAard, p rter, r. 104 Twenty -fifth
INTER NOS AND GR.4NITE MITIAL BULB-
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, M. C. Nunan
president, M. L. Culver secretary, 23 Crocker Bldg
Inter Nos Jewelry Co., D. J. Reardon secretary and
treasurer, Loiiis Plamoiidon manager, 621 Market
Inter Nos Land Company, Charies Henderson president,
John J. Cordy secretary, 304 Montgomery
INTERNAL akVENlfE, special agents, U. S. Ap-
iiraisers' Bids, 1st floor
INTERNAL BEVENIE COLLECTOR, U. S. Ap
pr.iisers" Bids, 1st floor
INTERNAL REVENIE GENERAL BONDED
WAREHOl'St- No. 1, Bode & Haslett proprietors,
NE cor Third and King
INTERNAL REVENIE WAREHOISE No. I,
Bode & Haslett, 1203 Battery
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIRSES,
Pi>cific Coast Branch Headquarters, Mrs. A. L
Doolev-Szanik manager, 808 Bush, Telephone Mam
5047
International Gold Syndicate, George Beriiner manager,
20 M lis Bldg, 8th floor . , . ^,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, King, \\ard & Co.
proprietors, 824-826 Kearny
International Navigation Company's Lines (American
Line to Southhampton and Liverpool, Red Star Line
to Antwerp) G. D. Fahnestock general agent Pac.
Coast 609 Market
International Power and Clipper Co., John H. Sayre
secretarv, 405 Montgomery, room 15
INTERNATIONAL SECIRITV CO. THE. Emil
Heuermann president, bonds and securities, aai
Montgomery, rooms 1-2
Inwood Angle Miss, r. 1515 Broderick
Inwood Arthur H., clerk W. A. McWilliams,
Broadway
Inwood George, r. 709 Union
Inwood Henry, contractor, r. 1225 Lombard
Inwo(xl Rose v. widow, r. 1515 Broadway
Inwood William A., compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 11
Homestead ,,,,, d j
Inwood William G., carrier Post Office, r. 1S15| Broad-
INVO%IARBLE CO. OF CALIFORNIA, M J.
McDonald president, W. J. Dutton vice-president,
W. W. Sargent secretary, 13 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
15 )^
DIXON, BOBGESOH HO. SHOW CnSES
3T MARKET ST.
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428 California Street
lO.ME COAL A.\D IROX CO., Stephen T. Gage
president, C\Til C. .luster secretan-, room 6, Hobart
Bldg
lovovich Lazarus, restaurant, r. 1001 Powell
Iowa Mining Co., R. L. Thoina.s secretan-, 419 California,
rooms 2-3
Il)sen Emil A., driver, r. 1720 Turk
Ipsen Louisa, domestic 2320 M ssioii
Ipsen M. A., master schr Olga, office (5 California
Ipswich R., waiter stmr Pomona
Iredale Alfred .S., bookkeeper, r. lOi Rausch
IREDALE CHARLES W.,p...™^.»..
rootiuK and ironworker, 953 .Mission,
Teleplione .Sootb 'i66
Irelan Frank W., plumber, r. 18 Willow Av
Irelan George W., carpet layer, r. 57!) .Minna
Irelan Dena Mrs., artist, 827 Post
Irelan Oscar B., student, r. 827 Post
Irelan Samuel B., calker, r. 21 Hinckley
Irelan Warren J., plumber, r. 18 Willo.v Av
Irelan William Jr. , mining engineer, r. 829 Post
■ RELAX >yiLLI.A.M J., sanitar>- plumber, gas and
steam fitting, bronzing of gaz fixtures, statuarj' and
clocks, and manufacturer of gas fixtures, 238 O'Far-
rell, r. 18 Widow Av
Ireland Alexander S. , teller Bank of British Xorth Ameri-
ca, r. Oakland
Ireland Annie Miss, r. 731 Twenty-fifth
IRELAND B. CLirFORD, merchandise broker, 121
California, r. 720 Hayes
Ireland CI fford, salesman William Ireland, r. Oakland
Ireland Edgar L., driver Electric Laundrw r. 8 William
Av
Irela id Elvie L., cigars a-.d tobacco, 310 Grant Av, r.
1137 Bush
I»eland George H., liquors, NW cor Eighth Av and D
Ireland George T., pointer, r. 131i Utah
Ireland Harry, engineer, r. 2(5J- Langton
Ireland .James, eishier Cadman & Kittle, r. Oakland
Ireland -lohn, engineer, r. 13i(5i Bryant
Ireland Joseph, r. 73i Twenty-fifth"
Ireland Lucinda, w dow, r. 8 Willows Av
Ireland Michael, fireman, r. 607 Howard
Ireland William, cashier Commercial Union Assurance
Co., r. Oakland
Ireland William, machinist, r. 501 Napa
IREL.A^'D WILLI.4.U, merchandise broker, 121 Cali-
fornia, r. 2503 California
Ireland William, sUme setter, r. 13]0i Bryant
Irene Emile, shoemaker, r. 1327 Pacific
Irion Louis, cellannan, r. 404 Bryant
Irish American Hall, 818 Howard
IRISH JOHX P., U. S. Naval Officer Custom House,
r. 1438 Adeline, Oakland
Ironberg Harr\' M., collector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 416
OTarrell
Irones Carrie, widow, r. 938 Gearj-
Irones Rutherford B., student, r. 938 Geary
Irons Alfred, clerk C. W. Foster, r. 16 Ellis
IROQl'OK t'LlB, 909J Market
IROQi:oiS THE, John M. Rademaker proprietor,
211 Kearny
Irvin Alton, collector Jerrald J. Fitz-Gibbon, r. 204
Haight
Irvin Edward H., r. 212a Eddy
Irvin Francis, l..ngshoreman, r. SE cor Montgomery and
Gre#n»ich
Irvin Harrison, porter, r. 1006 Clay
Irvin John, boatbuilder, r. 088 Howard
Irvin John, seaman, r. 2218 Greenwich
Irvin Mary, widow, r. 1175 Valencia
Irvin Samuel, carpenter, r. 37 Mary
irvin Valentine, printer, r. 1424 Clay
jrvine Alexander (Irvine Bros.) r. 519 Second
IRVINE BROTHERS, ,.„.......
•Jaiuet S. and tt iiliaiii H.i \« holesale and
retail grocers, I30> Polk, Trlephone East
••■11. I«l Stockton, .-.:o..5:'> Howard, Tele-
phone Hain 1*99, and 308 fourth
Irvine Charles A., r. 3620 Sixteenth
Irvine David, wireman E3ison Light and Power Co., r.
808 Mission
Irvine Ella, widow, r. 501 Golden Gate Av
Irvine Emile E. Miss, student, r. 3620 Sixteenth
Irvine Estelle M. Miss,te.cher music, r. .3620 Sixteenth
Irvine F. , waiter stmr City of Sydney
Irrine Felix H., teacher dancing, 927 Mission, r. 909^
Mission
Irvine James, cari:)etlayer. r. 118 Ninth
Irvine James, cattle and grain, 214 Pine, rix)m 39, r. 308
Page
Irvine James S. (Irvine Bros.) r. 1336 Bush
Irvine J. C. & Co. (John C. Irvine) general engra ers, 339
Keaniy
Irvine John, liquors, 623 Post, r. 64 Tehama
Irvine John, shipwTight Fulton Eug. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 13 Silver"
Irvine John C. (I. C. Irvine & Co.) r. 721 Eighteenth
Irvine Lizzie Mis.;, proprieUjr The .\lbemarle, 8 Mason
Irvine Martin J., laborer, r. 268 Stevenson
Irvine Marj- M. , domestic 2428 Market
Irvine Nathaniel, salesman Irvine Bros., r. 1336 Bush
Irvine Richard, manager Irvine Bros., 1421 Stockton, r.
723 Green
Irvine Robert C, traveling salesman Daniel C. Heger
Irvine Thomas, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Irvine Thomas, master mariner, r. 2218 Greenwich
Irvine Thiimas, traveling salesman Haas Bros., r. 519
Second
Irvine W. H.. master manner, 9 Mis-ion
Irvine William B., switchman, r. 424 Nineteenth
Irvine William H. (Irvine Bros.) r. 1336 Bush
Inine William H., policeman, r. 16 Walter
Irvine William L., collector, r. 730 Pine
Irving Andrew H. , clerk Parafflue Paint Co. , r. 1525
Scott
Irvinsf Andrew K., foreman Paraffine Paint Co., r. 1525
Scott
Irving Benjamin W., foreman Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
943 Valencia
Irving Charles, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 1461 Guerrero
Irvinsf Harry, carpetlayer, r. 740 Broa<lway
Irvinu' H'^rliert A., ca*ininnaker, r. 432 Kentucky
IRVING INSTITUTE, He.. .:a-,^«.
I'harrh principal, 1036 talencla
Irving James, bartender, r. 118 Grant Av
Irving James, capitalist, r. 116 Vicksburg
Irving James, fireman stmr Queen, r. 618 Green
Irving James, toobnaker, r. 766 Bryant
Irving James S., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. 766
Bryant
Irving James W., carpetlayer, r. 118 Ninth
Irving Joseph, shoemaker, r. 863^ Market
Irv ing Joseph, tanner, r. 1307 Nebraska
Irving Maggie B. Miss, compositor Bulletin, r. 766
Brvant
IRVlXCi fRINARl SCHOOL, Miss Carrie B. Bar-
low principal, N s Broadway bet Montgomery and
Sansome
Irving Robert A., r. The Pleasanton
Irving Robert C, carpenter, r. ISJ Washington Av
Ining Samuel, insurance agent, r. The Clifton
Irving Samuel, laborer, r. 1509 Twenty-fourth
Irving Samuel, shirtmaker, 328 Bush, r. r,02 Powell
IRVlXCi S.A.ni'EI f., manager Paraffine Paint Co.,
116 Batterj-, r. 15-'5 Scott
Irving S. William, barber Frank Koch, r. Oakland
Irving Walter E., laborer, r. 116 Vicksburg
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET iU SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA SI
Telephone Mission 4-0
mm LftNTERIHb
AND
ACCESSORIES
109 Montgomery St.
IRV
795
ISA
Irviuif Washiiijjrton, watchman, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Irvint; William (Charles Brown cSt Co.) r. 321 Ellis
Irving William, motonnan, r. 1733| Church
Irving William F., compositor Chronicle, r. ■iOSA Grove
Irvington The, 418 Ellis
Irwin Abraham, machinist, r. 830 Capp
Irwin A. F, wireman Edison Light and Power Co., r.
594 Stevenson
Irwin Arthur I., electrician, r. 425 Geary
Irwin Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 426 Post
Irwin Chester, brass finisher, r. 2705i Mission
Irvine Christopher, laborer, r. 746 Minna
Irwin Clifford E., salesman, r. 2705^ Mi-ssion
Irwin Clyde, clerk, r. 2705i Mission
Irwin David, seaman, r. 9 Dora
Irwin David, shoe cutter, r. 1501J Buchanan
Irwin D. Hanson Rev., pastor St. John's Presbyterian
Church, SE cor California and Octavia, r. 926 Fill-
more
Irwin Ellen, widow, r. Ill Wildej
Irwin F A. Mrs., proprietor The Victoria, 1105 Hyde
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, r. 1428 Montgomery
Irwin Frederick D , salesman, r. 2705^ Mission
Irwin Harry W. , hostler, r. SE cor Franklin and Hayes
Irwin Is^be'lla Miss, r. ISIO Leavenworth
Irwin James, r. 1221 Pierce
Irwin Janes, capitalist, r. 9 Page
Irwin James, carpenter, r. 3610 Sixteenth
Irwin James, fireman, r. 522 Stevenson
Irwin James, lielper Union Iron Wks, r. NE cor Solano
and Minnesota
Irwin J. H., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. Occidental
Hotel
Irwin John, assayer, r. 1316 Geary
Irw^n J6hn, shoemaker, 612i Laguna, r. 416 Lily Av
Irwin Joseph N. H., journalist, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Irwin Marie A. Miss, teacher Garfield Primarj- School,
r. 1222 Vallejo
Irwin Mary, domestic 2101 Devisadero
Irwin Mary F. Miss, liqiJOrt*, «1 Jessie
Irwin Melvin L., painter, r. 19 Laskie
Irwin Michael, carpenter, r. 3614 Sixteenth
Irwin Nicholas, engineer, r. 100 Fifth
Irwin Peter E., carjienter, r. 3610 Sixteenth
Irwin Eebecca, widow, r. 1222 Vallejo
Irwin Robert, clerk, r. 2410a Geary
Irwin Robert, foreman E. K. Wood Lumber Co., r. 1009
Irwin Samuel A., motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry.,
r. 22 Valley
Irwin Samuel R., cashier Pacific Can Co., r. 2705J Mission
Irwin Sarah Miss, r. 1810 Leavenworth
Irwin Thomas, clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 830
Capp
Irwin Thomas, 2d oflicer t-tmr Walla Walla
Irwin Thomas, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Irwin Valentine P., clerk Springfield Fire and Marine
Ins. Co.
Irwin W. A., bookbinder, r. 21 Powell
Irwin Washington, r. 9 Page
Irwin William, clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 830 Capp
Irwin William, miner, r. 1316 Geary
Irwin William B., electrician, r. 764 San Jose Av
Irwin William C, motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry
g^ Irwin. See Erwin. Ervin and Irvine
Isaac Adolph, cigars, 206 Sutter, r. 1822 Webster
Isaac Adolph, salesman Max Wolfen & Co., r. 229 Ful-
ton
Isaac Alfred E., bookkeeper Byron Jackson, r. Oakland
Isaac Charles, jeweler Maurice Van Vliet, r. 1210 Ellis
Isaac Emilie Mrs., boarding, 927 Sutter
Isaac Herman, r. 1207 Market
Isaac Herman, salesman, r. 927 Sutter
Isaac James, porter, r. 713 Greenwich
Isaac John, special agent State Board of Horticulture, r.
203i Polk
Isaac Maurice P., stn<lent, r. 2021 Pine
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. G WYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IJ^ HYDE ST., betvireen
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DHITED STATES BREWERY
BREIVV
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
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Isaac Sarah, widow, r. 713 Greenwich
Isaac William, porter, r. 713 Greenwich
Isaac William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. East
Oakland
Isaacs Abe B., clerk Jacob Macowsky, r. 606a Powell
Isaacs Abraham, plumber, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Albert, clothing, 835 Kearny, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Alfred S., collector Harbor Commissioners, r. 339
Kearny
Isaacs Amelia Mrs., r. 546 Jess'e
Isaacs Annie, widow, r. 437 Fell
Isaacs Benjamin, clerk Solomon Isaacs, r. 513 Lombard
Isaacs Benjamin, porter, r. 611 Pine
Isaacs Bernard, salesman, r. 513 Lombard
Isaacs Charles, clerk, r. 546 Jessie
Isaacs Charles H., clerk The Carnegie Steel Co., r. 1428
Isaacs Edward, lithographer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1719
Scott
Isaacs Edward S., office 72-73 Montgomery Block, r. 437
Fell
Isaacs Elias, photographer, r. 513 Jessie
Isaacs Emil G., clerk Levin Bros., r. 1370 Market
Isaacs Harry B., porter, r. 122i Nineteenth
Isaacs Hyman, tailor, 12 Leidesdorff, r. 1310J Ellis
Isaacs Isaac, r. 322 O'Farrell
Isaacs Isaac, salesman, r. 606a Powell
Isaacs Isaac L., barber, r. 509J Natoma
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, r. 1719 Scott
Isaacs John D., mechanical engineer Maintenance i>l
Way Dept S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Isaacs Joseph, salesman, r. 606a Powell
Isaacs Joseph, fruit dealer, r. 6 Russ
Isaacs Joshua D. (Luscombe & Isaacs) r. 1312 W ebster
Isaacs Joshua L., capitalist, 240 Montgomerj-, r. West
Berkeley
Isaacs Julius, barber, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Kate S., widow, r. 539 Turk
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228
Isaacs Louis R., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 437 Fell
Isaacs Mamie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
Isaacs Marcus, correspondent S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1632
Isaacs Marcus, expressman S s Market bet Seventh and
Eighth, r. S s Fourth nr Braiinan .
Isaacs Margaret Miss, compositor Chronicle, r. Larkm nr
Isaacs Michael, clerk Baron Jacobs, r. 1004 Sacrament..
Isaacs Michael, merchant, r. 508 Hyde
Isaacs Millie, r. 790 Van Ness Av
Isaacs Minnie, widow, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Peter, barber, r. 435 Green
Isaacs R. & Brothers (Yokohama and t!hina) G. Abra-
hamson Pacific Coast agent, 126 Kearny, room 52
Isaacs Rosalie L., r. .^^.091 Natoma
Isaacs Samuel, clerk Solomon Isaacs, r. 513 LoinbarU
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, r. 214 Fourth
Isaacs Sim, cigarmaker, r. 127 Kearny
Isaacs Solomon, butcher, r. 467a Minna
Isaacs Solomon, second-hand clothing, 641 Waslnngton,
r. 513 Lombard
Isaacs The idore, framemaker, r. 1310S tins
Isaacs William, barber, r. S)09 Buchanan
Isaacs William, bookkeeper, r. 214 Fourth
Isaacs WiUiam, clerk, r. 811 Lyon
Isaacs William, secretary Nolan Drayage and ^^ arcliouse
Co., 412 Market, r. 544 Bryant
ISAACS WILLI A-M B., iron, steel and nul way sup-
plies, 226 Market, Telephone Mam ;>290, r. 148^
Isaacson Carrie Miss, r. 211 Fillmore
Isaacson Christian, carpet layer, r. 2526 Post
Isaacson Gustav, cook schr Agnes „.v.„ ,. n 1
Isivacson Gustave, master schr Charles G. WTiite, r. Uj
Steuart
Isaacson Hannah, donu stic 12 Clara
Isaac:-on Isidor (Whitney & Isaacson) r. 814 Powell
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ffl Isaacson John, seaman schr Alma
Isaacson Lena, widow, r. 126 Locust Av
* Isaacson Max, salesman, r. 126 Locust Av
CO ISACSO.X JACOB, drugrjpst, SW cor Geary and Lar-
Ij. kin and SW cor Geary and Octa\ia, r. 822 O'Farrell
Isacson John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
X Isaksan Adolph, seaman, r. 1140 Shotwell
3 Isaksen Claus, clerk Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r. 908M'al-
O lejo
tn Isaksen Johann, carpenter, r. 1123 Sutter
Isaksen Juliano, widow, r. iWS^ A'allejo
«r Isali Jost, asphaltiun worker, r. 431 Pine
» Isalis Henrv, wheelwright, r. 1305 Powell
^ IsbergM., r. 866 Folsom
_g IseliHi Albert, baker, r. 625 Clay
a Isenan John, fireman, r. 524J Natoma
W Isenbeise Louis, plumber Louis Leiser
^ Isenbruck John Mrs., widow, r. 504 Broderick
^ Isenbruck Rudolph E. A., cashier Leo E. Alexander &
Bro. , r. 504 Broderick
Isenburg Benjamin, salesman Louis Meyer, r. 81" Fil-
bert
Isermann George, laborer, r. 1034J Bryant
Isermann Robert, t«amster, r. 1034J Brjant
Isert Katharine, widow, ilressmaker, r. 224 Francisco,
-13 rear
QJ Isham A. W., concrete worker, r. 5 Frankfort Av
53 Isham BjTon L., laborer, r. 122 San Jose Av
> Isham Charles W., painter, r. 26 Turk
'-^ Isham Maggie M., widow, r. 650 Clipjjer
^ Isham John H., bookkeeper Andrew B. McCreerv, r.
'■^ 3426 Sixteenth
-j3 Isham Louis, stone cutter, r. 146 Lake View
zr Isham William, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1511 Larkin
frf Isidoie Isaac, salesman, r. 1228 Eddy
Isigkeit Charles, master schr Rio Rey, office 31 Steuart,
r. 1330 Florida
Islip T. F., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r. 419 Ellis
Islip T. Frederick, r. 819 Pine
>i^ Isola Emma Mrs., machine operator, r. 356 Clementina
» Isoia John J., glove cutter, r. 253J Clementina
■ Isola Mamie Miss, machine operator, r. 3337 Mission
Isola Paolo (Cuneo & Isola) r. 3313 Mission
Isoske Isaac, live stock dealer, r. 1312 Folsom
Israel Arthur, clerk M. L. Levy & Co., r. 1710 Laguna
Israel Charles, cigars and tobacco, 1029 Market, r. 460
Xatouia
Israel D. J., salesman, r. 1710 Laginia
Israel Dora T. Miss, teacher, r. 1710 Laguna
Israel Edward, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1840 Ellis
Israel Eniest A., paperhanger, r. 700 Laurel Av
Israel Eugene, clerk, r. 1840 Ellis
Israel F., clerk J. K. Armsby & Co., r. Hotel Mirabeau
Israel Flora Mrs., matron Hebrew Home for the Aged
and Disabled, 507 Lombard
Israel George (Israel & Co.) r. 138 Ninth
Israel Grant, speculator, r. 238 Taylor
Israel Grant Mrs., widnw, r. 431 Ellis
Israel Jacob D., clerk Kahn Bros., Klein & Co., r. 1710
Laguna
Israel Joseph, salesman Jacob Unna, r. 1040 Ellis
Israel Julius, cigar agent, r. 1710 Laguna
Israel Julius M., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 934 McAllister
Israel Leon J , clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r. 1710
Laguna
Israel Louis W., manager Mission Chemical Works, r. 426
Grove
Israel Marks J., clerk Simon Israel, r. 614^ Fourth
Israel Meyer, agent, r. 1840 Ellis
Israel Richard, clerk, r. 1710 Laguna
Israel Simon, clothing, 614^ Fourth
Israel SoNmion, clerk, r. 934 McAllister
Israel .S\han, clerk Weil & Beck, r. 1710 Laguna
Israel W. , r. 916 Van Ness Av
Israel & Co. (George Israel) fancv goods, 138 Ninth
ISRAELITI.SCHER FRAI'K.N VEREI.\, Leo
Eloesser secretary, 105 Stockton
Israelsky Abraham, clerk Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r'
840 McAllister
Israelsky George, barber, 1004 Larkin, r. 424 O'Farrell
Israelsky Julius, insurance broker, office 225 Sansome, r.
840 McAllister
Israelsky Leo, compositor Post, r. 424 O'Farrell
Israelsky Samuel, salesman The Harry Unna Co., r. 840
McAllister
Isson John, carpenter, r. 1123 Minna
Isson Robert, watchmaker, 116 Pacific
Isson Samuel, watchmaker, r. 114 Pacific
Ist«d Henrj-, capitalist, r. Royal House
Istel Sophie Mrs., widow, r. 1959 Eddy
Isthmus House, William J. Baily, i>roprietor, 54 First
Italio Cono, tailor, r. 40 South Park
ITALIAN CHA.nSEU OF CO.n.lIERCE, Charles
Dondero secretary, 506 Battery, room 1
IT.ALIAX COXSCLATE, Francesco Bruin Grimaldi,
Consul-General, Cesare Poma, Vice Consul, Exam-
nonda Scodeletti secretary, 506 Battery, rooms 1-2
Italian Dairy, Joseph Costa proprietor. Mission Rd nr
Six Mile House
Italian Hospital, N s Noe bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Italian Musical Institute, Miss Adelina Speranza direc-
-W tor, 8I6b Larkin
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, Benjamin Moron
secretary, 808 Montgomery
ITALIA\ MITIAL BE.\EVOLE.\T SOCIETY'S
.^CEMETERV, N of Point Lobos Av nr Thirty-
third Av
TkosGIuttfrwdrth
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.Morbio president, publishers L'ltalia, 6-i9
"^Tashineton
Italian Reali Carabiniera Mutual Aid Society, Thomas
Maino secretary, 1224 Piipont
ITALIAX-Sft ISS AttRICILTl AL COLON!.
P. C. Rossi president, A. Sbarboro secretary, \viner>
and distillery Asti, Sonoma County, Cal., salesroom
and cellar, lOtt Batten-
Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan As.sn, A. Sbarboro secretar\ ,
524 Montgomerj-
Jtalo-Swiss Co-oper.itive Society, Harry Giaxa secretary,
632 Montgomery
Iten August, dairy,' 434 Third, r. 102 Silver
Iten John, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Itjen Charles T., sugar refiner, r. 306 J Langton
Itjen Richard (Tobbenboske & Co.) r. 601 Howard
ITO SOTOMI & CO. .-ccessors
to Japan Curio Tradius Co.. .lapanese
goods, IIG .Sutter, Telephone .Main I37S
Ito Faichiro R. , maniiger H. Mogi « Co. , r. 225 Powell
Itrich Mari- Mrs., r. 9 South Park
Itsell Andrew J., vicepr nripal John Swett Grammar
School, r. 183 2 O'Farrell
Ittlinger George, cement paver, r. 81U Filbert, rear
Ittner Erwin, cook, r. 519 Sacramento
luen Louis C, traveling salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r.
1713 Golden Gate Av
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WOM
B!tum?nous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Ivancovich Catherine, widow, r. 1615 Van Ness Av
Ivancovich George, porter, r. NE cor Sansonie and
VaJlejo
IVANCOVICH J.&CO.<....eB,..
euy and Feter L. Vui-auovlcli) importers
and exporters roreisn and domestic n-uits.
whoiesaledealers. commission merrliants
and iiiannractarers Callfurnia Mines, eor
'WaslilnKton and Cedar
Ivancovich Louis, foreman J. Ivanovich & Co. , r. 9S5
Pacific
Ivanhoe The, Mrs. A. J. Coflee proprietor, 1715 Polk
Ivanhoff Charles N., r. 203 Taylor
Ivankuka I\an, peddler, r. 531 Filbert
Ivanhoff Charks, barber, r. 301 Turk
Ivanovich John ^Sutich & Ivanovich) r. 1028 Clay
Ivanovich Martui, restaurant, 215 O'Farrell," r. 114
Prospect PI
Ivorra Octaviano, earpetlayer, r. 740 Broadway
Ivelitch George, waiter, r. 116 Hyde
Ivergen Aug:ust E. , bookkeeper Cal. Demokrat Publish-
inff Co., r. 1308a Leavenworth
Iversen Charles M., butcher, r. IIOJ Sanchez
Iversen Frederick F., printer, r. 926a Filbert
lYERSEN tiEOKClE W., president The N. Iverson
Trading Co., 125 Berry, r. 12^ Angelica
Iversen Iver M., salesman The N. Iverson Trading Co.
r. 908 Steiner
Iversen Louis, waiter, r. 46 Spear
Iversen Martin, waiier, r. 46 Spear
IVERSEN N. TRADING CO. THE,
tieorge W. iverseu president, Mels Iver-
sen secretary and manager, ivliolesale
and retail dealers In wood, posts and
tan liark. Mood sawed to order, 125
Berry, Telephone Main 5448
IYER8EN MIELS, secretary and manager The N.
Iversen Trading Co., 125 Berry, r. 908 Steiner
Iversen Ole, machinist Eagle Automatic Can Co., r.
East Oakland
Iversen Theodore (Iversen & Hansen) r. 207a Twenty-
third
Iversen & Hansen (Theodore Iversen and Hans B.
Hansen) restaurant, 311 Battery
Iverson Caroline, widow, r. 411f Octavia
Ivorson Charles, lonrshoreman, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Iverson Charles, porter, r. 43 Morris Av
Iverson Charles, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
Iverson Christian, master sehr O. M. Kellogg, office
Wood, Slade, Thayer Co., foot Spear
Iverson Christian, teamster, r. 110^ Sanchez
Iverson Edward, clerk Palmer & Rey Type Foundry, r.
3 Codman PI
Iverson Gerhard W., painter, r. 411 J Octavia
Iverson Gertie Miss, instructress Singer Mnfg Co., r.
411i Octavia
Iverson Lawrence, laborer, r. 549 Minna
Iverson Louis, cook, r. 308 Ritch
Iverson M., concrete worker, r. Park Hotel
Iverson M-trk J., teamster, r. 786i Harrison
Iverson Mary, widow, r. 323 Vallejo
Iverson Mary, widow, nurse, r. 631 Post
Iverson Michael, laborer, r. 26 Turk
Iverson Peter, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1506 Steiner
Iverson Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Iverson Sybert, salesman Samuel W. Bnell, r. 3 Codman
PI
1^" Iverson. See Everson
Ives Abijah, engineer, r. 615 Third
Ives Catherine Mrs. teacher music, r. 512 Brannan
Ives Charles W., salesman, r. 406 Sutter
Ives Eunice J. , widow, r. 2220 Washington
IVES GEOKUE I. (Ives & Co.) and president S. F.
Stock and Exchange Board, r. Pacific-Union Club
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifor^ia Bol:tli9<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Ives Henry J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 512 Bran-
IVES STEPHEN »., secretary Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., 318 California, and general agent Fire-
man's Fund Insurance Co., 401-405 California, r. 2218
Webster
Ives William C, retoucher John H. Peters, r. 23 Stockton
Ives & Co. (George I. Ives and George H. Stoutenbor-
ough) stock brokers, 324 Pine, rooms 1-2
Ivey Byron C, clerk, r. 3 Regan PI
I\'ey John, landscape artist, r. 132 Eighteenth
Ivey William H., machinist, r. 1125i Valencia
Ivins George, electrician, r. 824 Fifteenth
Ivinson Albert, bartender, r. 1169 Mission
Ivison Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 721 Valencia
Ivorine Collar and Cuff Co., Baer, Weil & Co. agents, 25
Sansome
Ivory Edgar D., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Ivory James B., clerk, r. 503 Broderick
Ivory John A., clerk, r. 54 First
Ivory Thomas, sawyer, r. 9J Garden
I X L Lime Co. (Felton, Santa Cruz Co., Cal.) Blochman
& Cerf agents, 14-16 Spear
Ixora Hall, 737 Mission
Izen Joseph, r. 1043a Folsom
Izzi Jean, watchmaker, r. 9^ John
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Jablonski Albert, painter, r. 1617 Green
Jaburg Lena, domestic 2608 Webster
Jaccare Frank, instrument repairer Shennan Clay *
Co., r. 719.^ Bush
Jachens Adolph, clerk Rathjen Brop., r. 1246 Howard
Jachens Joha (Jachens & Hauschildt) r. 398 Sixth
Jachens & Hauschildt (John Jachens and Dietrich Haus-
childt) liquors, 398 Sixth
Jachowski Paul, r. 37 Andover Av
Jack A. H. Mrs., r. 781 Sutter
Jack J. M. , printer, r. 1910 Stevenson
Jack J. M. Jr., printer, r. 1910 Stevenson
Jack William M., printer, r. 26 Thirteenth
Jack William R., carpenter and builder, 913 Ellis, r.
1210 Turk
8^~ Jack. See Jacques and Jaques
Jacka James, tailor John Redley, r. 620 Fourth
Jackley John, laborer, r. 17^ Welsh
Jacklin Thomas, hostler San Mateo Ranch Dairy
Jacklitz Frank, foundryman Marshutz <fe Cantrell, r.
r. 76 Clementina
Jacklitz Joseph, foundrjnnan Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 37 Natoma
Jacklitz M., foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 37
Natoma
Jacknian Anna Miss, bookkeeper, r. 313 Austin Av
Jackman Benjamin F., teamster, r. 313 Austin Av
Jackman Horace E., bartender, r 1424 Jackson
Jackman Jehiel B., watchman, r. 313 Austin Av
Jackman Robert P., lineman Pac. Tel and Tel Co., r
439 Bush
Jackman W., r. Royal House
Jacks Henry, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
313 Twenty-first
Jacks John, cigarmaker, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Jacks Robert, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Washington
and Montgomery, r. 7 Montgomery Av
8^" Jacks. See Jacques, Jaques and Jack
Jackson Ada, widow, r. 29 Lewis PI
Jackson A. G., real estate, r. 539 Geary
Jackson Alden W., with Pojiefe Talbot, r. 2268 Franklin
Jackson Alexander J., solicitor, r. 809 J Montgomery At
Jackson Alfred W., clerk G. L. Carrcll & Co., r. 218
Leavenworth
Jackson Andrew, seaman, r. 11 Drumm
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Jackson Andrew W., city agrent Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association (New York) 314 Montgomery, r.
16131 Geary
Jackson Antone, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1 Montgom-
ery Court
Jackson Archibald, contractor and builder, office 16
Post, r. 12 Middle
Jackson Arthur, fireman Isaac Levy, r. 1014 Shotwell
Jackson Augustus C, porter Dairymen's Union of Cal.,
r. 237 Second
Jackson Benjamin F., gripman, r. 22 Williamson
Jackson Bernard, seaman, r. 229 East
Jackson Bertel, laborer Potrero Furniture Factory, r.
JACKSON BREWERY, «...»„..
ri-Irk A Co. iiroprictors, IfiH Mission.
Telephone South UfiT
.lACKSON BYROK, proprietor Byron JacksoTi
Machine Works, r. NW cor King and Morton, Ala-
meda
JACKSON BYRON MACHINE
llinni/Q Byron .Jackson proprietor,
WUnliOf ma nafart nrer engines,
pumps, harvesting and asricaltorai ma-
ehinery, 6!>5 Sixth, Telephone Sonth 31
Jackson Caroline, widow, r. 424 Tehama
Jackson Caroline C. Miss, teacher Miss West's School, r.
2014 Van Ness Av
Jackson Carrie Miss, matron Salvation Army Children's
Home
Jackson Charles, longshoreman, r. 1014 Montgomery
Jackson Charles A., clerk Local Freight Office S P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Jackson Charles A., foreman W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1025
Nebraska
Jackson Charles A., laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 204^ Clara
Jackson Charles E., clerk Money Order Dept. Post
Office, r. 218 Ellis
Jackson Charles F., clerk Cutting Fruit Pkg. Co., r.
2123 Bush
Jackson Charles G. , real estate, r. 2123 Bush
JACKSON CHARLES H., attorney at law and dep-
uty Attorney General, 426 California, rooms 9-11, r.
720 Sutter
Jackson Charles H., driver, r. IS.'iO Dolores
Jackson Charles J., expressman, r. 37 Merritt
Jackson Charles W., livestock agent, 418 California, r.
Oakland
Jackson C. W. , master bark Prussia, Pier 3, Steuart
Jaokson Cyril W., beveler Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 424 Tehama
Jackson Daniel B., capitalist, r. 1017 Steiner
Jackson David, stationery, 514 Geary
.lackson Edward, r. 22 South Park
Jackson Edward J. Mrs., r. 1810 Webster
.lacksiin Edward N. G., clerk, r. 604 Castro
Jacksciu E. F., pantryman stmr Umatilla
Jackson Eliza, widow, r. Alms House
Jackson Elizabeth Miss, r. 505 Shotwell
Jackson Eusene J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 3
Wetmoie
Jackson Fi'ank, teamster, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Jackson Frank A. , clerk Louis Talcott, r. 202| Turk
Jackson Frank E., distributor La Grande Laundry, r.
212 Thirteenth
Jackson Frank C. , distributor Post Office, r. Alameda
Jacks n Frank W., collector S. F. Savings Union, r. 10o2
Clay
Jackson Franklin H., foreman Byron Jackson, r. 214
Powell
Jackson Frederick, janitor City Hall, r. 115 Ivy Av
Jackson Frederick, machinist S. P. Co., r. 120c Shotwell
Jackson Frederick, shoemaker, 1932 Market, r. 127 Rose
Av
Jackson Frederick, sugar refiner, r. 329 Twelfth
Jackson Frederick H., groceries, r. 348 Seventh
Jackson Frederick W. clerk Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court 1, r. 314 Van Ness Av
Jackson George, r. 525 Golden Gate Av
Jackson George, salesman George H. Young
Jackson George B., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1509 Sacra
merito
.lACKSOK CiEORVE E. RE»"., pastor African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, r. 1416 Jackson
Jackson George E. G. , civil engineer, r. 604 Castro
Jackson George E. G. Jr., gardener Golden Gat« Park, r.
604 Castro
Jackson George H. Mrs., r. 100 McAllister
JACKSON GEORGE H. T., .«..
iXapa Soda Water, ottit-e «l» Howard, Tele-
phone tlain hH-i, r. 1»04 Market
Jackson George J., drayman James Graham, r. 654^
Minna
Jackson Georee R. , clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co. , r. 636 Sutter
Jackson Harriett, widow, r. 1032 Clay
Jackson Harry, carpetlayer, r. 132b 'Twenty-sixth
Jackson Harry A., seaman, r. 49^ South Park
Jackson Harry D., hostler G. W. Brown, r. 17 Third
Jackson Harrj' R., janitor, r. 1106 Hyde
Jackson Harry W., triveling salesman James Graham,
r. 817 Bush
Jackson Henry, porter, r. 871 Market
Jackson Henry, salesman, r. 2631 Howard
Jackson Henry G., compositor, r. 1909 Polk
Jackson Henry S., clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 2623
Howard
Jackson Horace J., contractor, r. 624 Jessie
.lackson Horace J. Jr. (Jackson & Jacobs) r. 238 Fifth
Jackson H. R. (Benedict & Turner) r. New York
J ickson Jacob, foundrynian, r. 45 Clementina
.1 ACKSOK JACOB C, president Caspar Lumber Co.,
48 Market, r. 911 Sutter
Jacks(m James, expressmm, r. 37 Merritj
Jackson James, laborer, r. 507 Vallejo
Jackson James, porter John Butler, r. 1652 Mission
Jackson James C, bartender, r. 525J Stevenson
JACKSON J.AMES J., superintendent O'Connor,
Moffatt it Co., 111-121 Post, r. The Colonial
Jackson James J. P., clerk John H. Dow
Jackson James P., bartender, r. 22 Dale PI
Jackson Jane, widow, r. 1014 Tennessee
Jackson Jennie, domestic 2310 Jackson
Jackson John, bookkeeper, r. 616 Folsom
Jackson John (Jackson & Co.) r. 1502 Kentucky
Jackson John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 9 Clay
Jackson John, riveter Atlas Iron Wks, r. 508 Con-
necticnt
Jackson John, stonecutter, r. 1055 Mission
Jackson John, watchman, r. 903 North Point
Jackson John, wheelmaker Morris Plating Wks, r. 347
Ash Av
Jackson John A., carpenter, r. 12 Middle
Jackson John A., janitor Mechanics' Pavilion, SW cor
Larkin and Grove
Jackson John F., chief engineer Pac. Coast SS. Co., r.
3439a Sixteenth
Jackson John F., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1314 Sacramento
JACKSON JOHN H., director Hicks-Judd Co., 21
First, r. 328 Seventeenth
Jackson John H. Jr., clerk Otto A. Weihe, r. 308 Leav-
enworth
Jackson John J., liquor dealer, r. 210 Golden Gate Av
Jackson John M., engineer, r. 935 Golden Gate Av
JACKSON JOHN P.. attorney at law, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson John S., engineer, r. 1014 Shotwell
Jackson Joseph, laborer, r. 154 Freelon
Jackson J. Putnam, clerk Prussian National Ins. Co.,
216 Sansome, r 1022 Hyde
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING COj
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IMS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
2 1 MONTGOMERY S REET, Room
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.^lf.r^.^M^'ilfJJ
HERCULES
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 4-05 SANSOME ST.
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Jackson J. Ross, r. 207 Larkin
Jacks jn Jul'a Mrs., crayon artist, r. 1652 Mission
Jackson Lydia A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 210 Golden Gate
Av
Jackson Marcus A., bookkeeper A. W. Foster & Co., r.
517 Haight
Jackson Marshall, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 246
Michigan
Jackson Martin, clerk, r. 15J Freelon
Jackson Martin, whitewashing, 1444 Market, r. 24(>
Miima
Jackson Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 1014 Mason
Jackson Mary Miss, millinery, r. 1429 Mission
Jackson Mary H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 25 Taylor
Jackson MaryW., widow, r. 1000 J McAllister
Jackson Merton, hostler California Milk Co., r. 742
Twentv-third
J.4CKSON MIIVI.^O CO., William P. Shaw, presi-
dent. 214 Pine, room 29
Jackson Oliver F., compositor Chronicle, r. 681 Mission
.Tackson Oliver M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 413
Grove
Jackson Patrick, laborer, r. 155 Dore
Jackson Peter, carpenter, i . 28c De Long Av
Jack-ioii Peter, musician, 825 Kearn>-
JACKSOX PETER M.. president P. H. Jackson k
Co. , 228-230 First, r. East Oakland
.lackson Peter S., bookbinder .J. B. Mclntyre, r. 1 Mont-
gom
'ry Court
JACKSON P. H. & CO., r,ur „.
.lackson provident, .loUn B. lyrrell .serrt--
tary, iiianat'artiirers iron Mork for bolld-
ing«, KideMalk lights, roof llglits. Mater
proor Kidrvtalk lights, waterproof side-
walk doors, etc., 3?8-3.{0 First, Telephone
Main :91
Jackson Philip, salesman David Samuels, r. 1932 Ellis
Jackson Richard, janitor, r. 613 Howard
Jackson Richard J., millhand Deming, Palmer .Milling
Co., r. 557 Harrison
Jackson Robert, janitor, r. 72 Clipper
Jackson Robert, janitor, r. 917 Powell
Jackson Robert J. , groceries and liquors, SE cor Hrod-
erick and Fulton
Jackson Samuel, stationery, 1941 Mission
Jackson Simon Mrs., widow, r. 2623 Howard
JACKSON STEPHEV, proprieter London Tea Co.,
40 Third, r. 44 Third
Jackson Stewart, asphaltura, r. 262 Golden Gate Av
Jackson Street Wharf, foot of Jackson
Jackson Theodore, clerk Palace Hotel, r. 231 Stevenson
Jackson Theodore teamster, r. 1214 Jackson
.fackson Thomas, master mariner, r. 1868 Stevenson
Jackson Thomas H., helper Union Iron Works, r. 311
Butte
Jackson Thomas J., upholsterer, r. 115 Ivy Av
Jackson Thomas R., trunkniaker, r. 127 Rose Av
Jackson Thomas W., gardener, Portsmouth Square,
r. 19 Prosper
Jackson Thomas W. (T. W. Jackson & Co.> r. Sausalito
JACKSO\ T. W. Ol CO. (Thomas W. Jackson)
chemicals sheep wash, tree wa^h, crockery and
manufacturers agents, 226 Market, room 4
Jackson W., clerk, r. Royal House
Jackson Walter, r. 520 Pacific
Jackson Walter L., clerk Local Freiirht Office S. P. Co.,
r. 965 Fourteenth
Jackson Walter S., shoemaker, 444 Minna, r. 39 Turk
Jackson William, r. 145 Twelfth
Jackson WilUam, butcher, r. 38 Merritt
Jackson William, carpenter, r. 15 Merritt
Jackson William, contractor, r. Marchioness House
.lackson William, herder, r. 627 Second
•lackson William, seaman, r. .502i Broadway
•);i( kson William, shipwright, r. 2523 Bryant
• I I'kson William A. with Commercial Ins Co., r. Hotel
Pleasanton
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound,
larinc and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
eitminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /^JATIO^S DRI/NK
pred(^ri(;I(sbur(5 {^(^((r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Jackson William B. , gripman, r. 7201 Lett
.lACKiSOK WILLIAM K., agent Davis Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 632 Washington, r. 1909 Polk, manager
Mrs. M. P. Sessions, 16 Post, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
Jackson William H., stenographer Commercial Union
Assurance Co. Ltd, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Jackson William J., bookbinder, Payot, Upham & Co.,
r. 1 Montgomery Court
Jackson William J.", Motornian, Market St. Rv, r. 22
Valley
Jackson William L. G., steward, r. 1620 California
Jackson William N., miner, r. 557 Harrison
Jackson William S., waiter stnir Corona
Jackson & Co. (John Jackson and Joseph Poulhicch)
boarding, 1502 Kentucky
Jackson & Jacobs (Horace J. Jackson and Harry Jacobs,
liquors, 238 Fifth
JACKSON'S NAPA SODA
111 ATCD t'eorge H. 1. .lackson lessee,
WM I Ln ofllce<il» Howard
Jacob Aaron, tea uster, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Adolph C, tinsmith Forderer Cornice Works, r.
1831 Polk
.Jacob Andrew A., traveling salesman Edward Weil &
Co.. r. 830 Fulton
Jacob Charles E., baKer, r. 1831 Polk
Jacob Charles H., .student, r. 1831 Polk
Jacob David, merchant, r. 2306 Sutter
Jacob Emile, insurance agent, r. 830 Fulton
Jacob Henry, teamster, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Henry R., travel ng salesman Kahn Bros., Klein &
Co., r. 830 Fulton
Jacob Louis (Jacob k Felchlin) r. 56 Clementina
Jacob Louisa, widow, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Michael, peddler, r. 74 Mnina
Jacob Moses, tailor, r. 455b Tehama
Jacob Nathan, teamster, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Peter C, blacksmith, r. Ill Castro
Jacob Solomon (estate of) drayman, 111 Bush
Jacob Theodore G., clerk Johnson Bros., r. 1831 Polk
Jacob & Felctilin (Louis Jacob and Meinhardt Felchlin)
restaurant, 233 East
iC^ Jacob. See Jacobs
Jacobetti Francis, porter, r. 1108 Kearny, rear
Jacobi Arthur, canvasser Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 3
Marye Terrace
Jacobi C, longshoreman, r. 6 Polk Lane
Jacobi DanielH., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1111 Turk
Jacobi David, deputy Assessor, r. 1111 Turk
Jacobi Edward J., traveling salesman, r. 2734 Pine
Jacobi Irwin L. , stenographer Pac. Collection and Law
Bureau, r. 1020 Van Ness Av
Jacobi Jacob J. (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 1730 Pine
Jacobi J. J., .seaman, r. 541 Second
Jacobi Jose])h M., cutter Hoffman, Alexander &Ci>., r.
923 Geary
JACOBI LEOPOLD, manager Pacific Collection and
Law Bureau, 42 Chronicle Bldg, r. 1020 Van Ness
Av
J.4CUBI LOI'IS H., superintendent Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., 216 Bush, r. 815 Grand,
Alameda
Jacobi Samuel (Baer & Jacobi) r. 9.33 Ellis
Jacobi Samuel, salesman David S.\muels, r. 1111 Turk
Jacobi Samuel, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r. 1020
Van Ness Av
Jacobi William, boots and shoes, 323 Twenty-ninth, r.
323i Twenty-ninth
Jacobi William, jxtrter, r. 605 Stanyan
.la fjbi William Jr., shoemaker, r. 323J Twenty-ninth
gW Jacobi. See Jacoby
Jacobvics Philip, salesman J. Baumgarten &Co., r. .534
Bush
Jacobowicz Adolph, barber, 1430 Howard, r. 1428 How-
ard
Jacobowicz Jacob, barber, 1805a Howard
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Jacobowitz Signiund, bankrupt stock buyer, 25 Battery,
r. 1007 McAllister
Jacobowitz Siguiund, marine en ineer, r. 2107 Fillmore
Jacobowsky Solomi.n, tailor, r. 509i Natoma
Jacobs Abe, with Joseph Stocker, 12 Bush
Jacobs Abraham, r. 149 Grove
Jacobs Abraham, butcher, r. 956 Folsom
Jacobs Abraham, clerk Albert Mueller & Co., r. 328 Te-
ha n:a
Jacobs Abraham, hostler, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Abraham M., peddler, r. 528 Natoma
Jacobs Adolph, barber, r. 4 50 Clementina
Jacobs Albert P. (J. H. Cain & Co.) r. 902b Powell
Jacobs Albert W., bookkeeper B. Blumonthal & Co., r.
Oakland
Jacobs Alexis, mnfrs' agent, 414 Market, r. 715 O'Far-
rell
Jacobs Alfred B., clerk Greenebaum, Weil & Michaels, r.
1130 OFarrell
Jacobs Annie Mrs., widow, r. 205 Gough
Jacobs Arthur F. (Jacobs Bros.) r. 442 Greenwich
JACOBS B. <& BROTHER (Bernard and Isaac)
money lenders, 613 Pacific
Jacobs Baron, boots and shoes, 510-512 Kearny, r. 1004
Sacramento
Jacobs Benjamin, clerk Mrs. Fanny Rosenthal, r. 618
Golden Gate Av
Jacobs Benjamin, salesman Nierman & Lefkovitz, r.
438i Hayes
Jacobs Beru'ird (B. Jacobs & Bro.) r. 1605 Post
Jacobs Bernard, laborer, r. 328 Tehama
Jacobs Bertie v., r. 2011 Pine
Jacobs Brothers (Arthur F. and J. Otis) livery stable,
113 Jackson
Jacobs Carl, butcher Paul Freise, r. 813 Buchanan
Jacobs Catherine, widow, r. 417 Mason
Jacobs Charles (Charles Jacobs & Co.) r. New York
Jacobs Charle-i, grinder, 213i^ Mason
Jacobs Charles, tailor Elias Breitalein, r. 322 Seventh
Jacobs Charles & Co. (Charles and Lee Jacobs) mnfrs
cigars, 223 California
Jacobs Charles S. , oookkeeper A. Levy & Co. , r. 309 Van
Ness Av
Jacobs Charles W., compositor Chronicle, r. 113 Erie
Jacobs Clarence P., waiter, r. 14 Allen
Jacobs Daniel, car builder Cal. Car Wks, r. 415 Clemen-
tina
Jacobs David S. , mnfrs agent, 126 Kearny, room 8, r.
1111a Golden Gate Av
Jacobs Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 1718 O'Farrell
Jacobs Edward L., collection teller Nevada Bank, r. Mill
Valley, Cal
Jacobs Elbe, longshoreman, r. 6 Zee
Jacobs E. L. Mrs., r. 1101 Pine
Jucobs Esther Miss, r. 902 Fol"om
Jacobs Fanny, widow, r. 809 Hayes
Jacobs Frank, machinist Overman Wheel Co., r. 2723
Brj-ant
Jacobs Frank P., commission merchant, r. 309 Van Ness
Av
Jacobs Fritz, cook, r. 136a Fifth
Jacobs Gabriel, manager B. Jacobs & Bro., r. 2011 Pine
Jacobs Gustave, barber, r. 425J Natoma
Jacobs Hannah, widow, r. 2317 Jackson
Jacobs Harriet Mrs., ladies' underwear, 26-28 Twenty-
sixth, r. 607 Eddy
Jacobs Harry (Jackson & Jacobs) r. 902 Folsom
Jacobs Hattie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2012 J Mission
Jacobs Henrietta Mrs., r. 15 Howard Court
Jacobs Henry, canner, r. 1717 Sutter
Jacobs Henrv, furniture, 1021 Folsom, r. 3^ Columbia
Square
Jacobs Henry 1., barber, 222 Stockton, r. 461 Stevenson
Jacobs Herman, cellarman Lachman & Jaoobi, r. 1234^
Brsh
Jacobs ilyman, cashier Mack & Co., r. 2621 Laguna
Jacobs Hvman, tailor, 202 Montgomery Av., r. 121G
Powell
Jacobs Hyman S., merchant tailor, 100 Fourth, r. 1511
Post
Jacobs Ida F. Miss, r. 1020a Capp
Jacobs Isaac (B. JaC' -bs & Bro. ) r. 2011 Pine
Jacobs Isaac, painter, r. 15 Howard Court
Jacobs Isaac, tailor, 455b Tehama
Jacobs Isaac F. , grain merchant, r. 1128 O'Farrell
Jacobs Isaac R., watchmaker, r. 522 Natoma
Jacobs Isadore, cigar dealer, r. 1308^ Ellis
Jacobs Isidore, manager Cal. Canneries Co., 426-441
Brannan, r. 2018 Webster
Jacobs Israel (Brown & Jacobs) r. 117 Pierce
Jacobs J. & Co. (Jack Jacobs) importers and commis-
sion merchants, 414 Market
Jacobs Jack (J. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1002 Geary
Jacobs Jacob, r. 1508 Folsom
Jacobs Jacob, barber, r. 534i Turk
Jacobs Jacob, clerk, r. 1020a Capp
Jacobs Jacob, cook, r. 617 Mission
Jacobs Jacob, office 613 Pacific, r. 1605 Post
Jacobs Jacob, porter, r. 707 Stockton
Jacobs Jacob, salesman The naze, r. 16 Louis
Jacobs Jacob, traveling salesman L. Meyerstein & Son,
r. I308i Ellis
Jacobs Jacob D., master marifier, r. 838a Seventeenth
Jacobs John, waiter Palvee Hotel, r. 4 Antonio
Jacobs John A., groceries and liquors, cor Railroad Av
and Eleventh Av South
Jacobs John W., baker Simpkins & Thorp, r. Ill Erie
Jacobs Joseph, barber, r. 1403 Scott
Jacobs Joseph, butcher, r. 2115 Powell
Jacobs Joseph, ironer S. F. Laundrj-, r. lllS Pierce
Jacobs Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 714b Fell
Jacobs Joseph J., clerk Samuel Friedman, r. 723 Turk
Jacobs Joseph L., clerk Mrs. Harriet Jacobs, r. 607 Eddy
Jacob J. Oiis (Jacobs Bros.) r 442 Greenwich
.IA€OB»« JULIirS, general insurance and manager
San Francisco Department Aachen and Munich
Fire Insurance Co., 204 Sansome, r. 1114 Octavia
Jacobs Katie Miss, r. 2317 Jackson
Jacobs Kaufman, tailor, r. 1214 Powell
Jacobs Lee (Charles Jacobs & Co.) r. 2217 Webster
Jacobs Leon, salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 450 Clem-
entina
Jacobs Lester M., attorney at law, 28-29 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor, r. 1114 Octavia
Jacobs Louis, boxmaker, r. 902 Folsom
Jacobs Louis, cigarmaker, r. 322 Clementina
Jacobs Louis, janitor, r. 933 Sacramento
Jacobs Louis, salesman George A. Moss, r. 528 Natoma
Jacobs Louis C, clerk Mrs. Harriet Jacobs, r. 607
Eddy
Jacobs Louis N., deputj' Treasurer, r. 1621 Fillmore
Jacobs Lyman, r. 2115 Powell
Jacobs Marks, tailor, r. 328 Tehama
Jacobs Mary, widow, r. 1718 O'Farrell
Jacobs Mary Mrs., bakery, 707 Stockton
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman Heller, Bachman & Co., r.
3261 Sutter
Jacobs Max, cabinetmaker, r 630 Webster
Jacobs Myer (Jacobs & Wolfe) r. 3031 Washmgton
Jacobs Morris, merchant, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Morris, tailor, r. 34 Langton
Jacobs Moses, drygoods, 1420 Polk, r. 1007 Hayes
Jacobs M. S., traveling salesman, r. 611 Taylor
Jacobs Nathan, teamsier, r. 232 Van Ness ^y
Jacobs Nathan, traveling salesman, r. 809 Page
Jacobs Nathan M., insurance solicitor, r. 715 O'Farrell
Jacobs Nathaniel, with Reddy, Campbell & Metson, r.
2225 Pacific Av
Jacobs Nellie A. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 442 Greenwich
Jacobs Pauline, widow, r. 2011 Pine
Jacobs Peter, upholsterer, r. 1050 Howard
Jacobs Pierre, clerk, r. 1621 Fillmore
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Jacobs Raphael, barber, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2621 Laguna
Jacobs Samuel, barber, r. 1216 Powell
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper Adolph Harris & Co., r. 20
O'Farrell
Jacobs Samuel, clerk Herman Harris, r. 642 Golden
Gate Av
Jacobs Samuel, clerk Kohlber^, Strauss & Frohman, r.
328 Tehama
Jacobs Samuel, men's furnishing goods, 1866 Market, r.
528 Natoma
Jacobs Samuel, salesman John B. Russell, r. 461 Steven-
son
Jacobs Samuel I., jeweler, r. 618 Golden Gate Av
Jacobs Sai-ah R. Miss, r. 2317 Jackson
Jacobs Saul M., with Joseph Rosenberg, r. 328 Tehama
JA4'OBS $A1:L K., D. D. S., dentist, SE cor Fourth
and Mission, entrance on Mission, r. 1321 Fillmore
Jacobs Sigmund, barber, r. 461 Stevenson
JACOBS Sl.ni<:0,\ L. (Jacobs & Co.) r. 910 Sutter
Jacobs Simon, clerk The Harry Unna Co., r. 1007 Hayes
Jacobs Simon, merchant, r. 34 Langton
Jacobs Simon, organizer, r. 723 Turk
Jacobs Solomon, merchant, r. 309 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Solomon, secretary Cal. Canneries Co., 425-441
Brannan, r. 1303 Laguna
Jacobs Sophia L. Miss, r. 2115 Powell
Jacobs Theresa Mrs., r. 148 Sixth
Jacobs Tliomas, r. 811 Geary
Jacobs Thomas, r. 2225 Pacific Av
Jacobs Tobev, clerk H. Wolf & Brc, r. 528 Natoma
JACOBS UNCLE
1315
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luoncj leuders, tivs I'ariiic
Jacobs Wesley A., general manager Gei-mania Life Insur-
ance Co. (Of New York) 19-22 Mills fcldg, 4th floor, r.
Oakland
Jacobs William, tanner, r. 1118 Kansas
Jacobs WilliaSn Mrs., widow, r. 1303 Laguna
Jacobs William I., salesman David Samuels, r. 309 Van
Ness Av
Jacobs Wolff, capitalist, r. 931 Post
JACOBS »i' €0. (Simeon L. Jacobs) manufacturers
and import, rs ladies', children's and infants' under-
wear, 113 Kearny, Telephone Main 906
JACOBS ««; WOLFE (Myer Jacobs and Edward I.
Wolfe) attorneys at law, 212 Sansome, roums 24-2(),
Telephone Main 230
g^ Jacobs. See Jacob and Jakobs
Jacobsen Abraham, clerk Schmidt & Bendis
Mission
Jacobsen Alfred J., waiter, r 30 Langton
Jacobsen Alfred L., car]3enter, r. 126 Ninth Av
Jacobsen Annie, widow, r. 935 Filbert
Jacobsen Bernard, cook, r. 606 Minna
Jacobsen Christian, r. 120 Twenty-third
Jacobsen Christian F., nurse, r. 230 Turk
Jacobsen Chris N., laborer, r. 537 Howard
Jacobsen Cornelius J., teamster, r. 913 Illinois
Jacobsen Emil E., cooper, r. 411 Brjant
Jacobsen Frederick, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
Jacobsen Frederick, longshoreman, r. 1121 Vermont
Jacobsen George C, teamster J. Martenstein & Co., r.
SW cor Twenty third and Bryant
Jacobsen Gustav, carpenter, r. 1219 Kearny
Jacobsen Halvor J. T., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
r. 821 Page
JacobseJi Henrietta, widow, r. 22 Silver
Jacobsen Henry, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 1201
Fell
Jacobsen Iver, veterinary surgeon, 631 Mission, r. 916
Page
Jacobsen Iver S., drayman, 222 Davis, r. 203 Chettnut
Jacobsen Jane, widow, r. 1201 Fell
Jacobsen John, coalpasser stmr Australia
Jacobsen Lena, saleslady, r. 935 Filbert
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
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Jacobsen Lizzie, domestic 1409 Clay
Jacobsen Nels A., deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Berkeley
Jacobsen Niels, dyer, r. 434 Twenty-seventh
Jacobsen Oscar, confectioner, r. 969 Howard
Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Ma«oD, ?.
2122 Mason
Jacobsen Peter F., men's furnishing goods, r. 2]i!2
Mawn
Jacobsen Rudolph, groceries, NE cor Filbert and Ma.soii,
r. 732 Filbert
Jacobsen Rose Mrs., r. 901 Folsom
8^" Jacobsen. See Jacobson
Jacobson A. , r. Hai cock House
Jacobson Alexander, r. 750 Harrison
Jacobson Alfred, b irtender, r. 1220 Powell
Jacobson Andrew, baker stmr San Jose
Jacolison Ani.a, widow, r. 511 Lombard
Jacobson Anton, master Inariner, r. 317 Fremont
Jacobson .\ugusr. engineer, r. 512J t'lara
Jacobson .\ugusta, domestic 641 Haight
Jacobson B., lineman Pac.Postal Tel. Cable Co., r. 71C
Brainian
Jacobson Bernard, laborer, r. 763 Brannan
Jacobson Bernard, superintendent Hebrew Home for the
Aged and Disabled, r. 507 Lombard
Jaciibson Carl, seaman schr Ruby A. Cousins
Jacobson Carl F., bookkeeper, r." 1123S Powell
Jacobson Charles (Charles Jacobson & Co.) r. 1700 Gearj'
Jacobson Charles (Jacobson & Lohree) r. 1123i Powell
Jacobson Charles, master mariner, r. 229 East
Jacobson Charles, piano maker Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
433 Hickory Av
Jacobson Charles M., roofer, r. 1325 Market
Jacobson Charles & Co. (Charles Jacobson and Israel F.
Morris) gener-1 commission, 417-419 Front
Jacobson Christopher, seaman, r. 825 Kearny
Jacobson David, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
606 Bu(^hanan
Jacobson Edward, tailor Henry E. Shultz, 614 Kearny
Jacobson Edward E., cooper, r. 59J South Park
Jacobson Ernest, clerk Louis M. Walter, r. 2816 Oali-
fornia
Jacobson Ernest P., butcher, r. 814 Elizabeth
Jacobson Esther Miss, r. 1408 Mission
Jacobson Fannie Mrs., birds and curios, 1523 Market
Jacobson Frederick, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace
Jacobson Frederick, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co., r. 631
Sacramento
Jacob-on Frederick, waiter, r. 814 Elizabeth
Jacobson George, seaman, r. 229 East
Jacobson Hans J., carpenter, r. 614 Fourth
Jacobson Harry, salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1707
Post
Jacobson Henrv, bookkeeper Sunset Seed and Plant Co. ,
r. 308b Tenth
Jacobson Henry, clerk Samuel Harris, r. 1523 Market
Jacobson Henry, furrier, r. 633 Natoma
Jacobson Henry, master mariner, r. 1052 Folsom
Jacobson Hevnian, salesman Joseph Melczer &Co. ,r.
917 Oak "
Jacobson Isaac F., tailor, 769 Market, r. 26 Fell
Jacobson Isadore, peddler, r. 633 Natoma
Jacobson Jacob, lalxjrer, r. Ill Danvers
Jacobson Jacob, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
606 Buchanan
Jacobson Jacob L., tailor Frank A. Johanson
Jacobson James, bookkeeper The German Savings and
Loan Socety, r. 303 Polk
Jacobson James, restaurant, 13 Sixth, r. 511 Nineteenth
Jacobson J. C.,r. 2'^7 Second
Jacobson John, deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
.(acobson John, marine engineer, r. 165 Perry
Jacobson John, master marine", r. 229 East
Jacobson John, seaman, r. IO04 J.ickson
Jacobson John A., meter repairer Spring Valley W. W.,
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able prices, i: Taylor nr Market, Tele-
phone Stoat li 555
Jacquemet Ausrust (A. Jacquemet & Co.) r. 545 Steven-
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.lacobaon John H., master bark C. D. Bryant, oflSce 318
Sttuart, r. O .kland
Jaoohsou John W., cabinetmaker, r. 5(iJ Tiffany Av
Jacobson Josephine Miss, r. 1408 Mission
Jacobson Lawrence, dredger, r. 31 Broadway
Jacobson Leontine, wiuow, r. 633 Natoma
Jacobson Lizzie, widow, r. 1707 Prst
JaCobson Louis, musician, r. 39 Turk
Jacobson Mark, clerk No dman Bros., r. (UMi Buchanan
Jacol(son Matthew, laborer S. P. Co.
Jacobson Maurice, laborer, r. 633 Natoma
Jacdbsiiii Mitinie Miss, r. 12 Beaver
Jii...li~.ii] .Morris, aijutalist, r. 2300 California
Jaculis III Nicholas, laborer, r. 532 Second
Jiuxib.s.ni Nils, brass finisher W. T. Ga'rratt &, Co., r.
herkeley, Cal.
Jaoib.xiin Os^ar, liquors, ISOSteuart, r. l.'>2i Steuart
Jacobsiin P., laborer, r. 1108 Buchanan
Jacobs .11 Peter, laburer, r 310 Montgomery Av
Jacobson Peter, waiter, r. 1042 Howard
Jac b.soM I'. F., clerK Hthn & Nathan, r. East Oakland
Jacxibsoii .Signiund, tobacconist, r. 1314 Mission
Jacobson .Simon, merchant, r. 511 Van Ness Av
Jacobson Sixteii A., tailor. 769 Market, r. 26 Fell
Jacobson Sophie, domestic 8548 Jackson
Ji^QObson \^iiliani, cabinetmaker, r. 52^ Tiffany Av
Jaif...bsoii i Lobree (Charles Jacobson and " A. Allan
Lohree) general commission merchants, 430 San-
some
1^* JaCiibson. .Sec Jacobsfen
Jacobus I'harles F., engineer Union Iron WTcs, r. 1 Texas
Jacobus ('. Tlie.Hlore Jr., agent The Fidelitvand Casualty
Co., r. Oakland
JA('0»i:<» .IlLIEK E., mining secretarj', 33 Nevada
l;i.M k, r. N.les, Alameda Co., Cal.
.l;uoiMi~ Lvinan .\., salesman Redington & Co., r. Oak-
•lacoby .\braham ( Jacoby Bros. ( r. Los Angeles. Cal.
Jacoby Albert, clerk Lewis Meyerstein & Son, r. 527J
Natoma
Jacoby Brothers (Isaac N., Nathan, Charles, Abraham
and Lesser) clothing, boots and shoes, 3i* Second
Jacoby C. Mrs., r. 616^ Sdcond
•lac 'by Charles (Jacoby Bros.) r. New York
Jacoby Esther Miss, saleslady, r. 527i Natoma
J.4€OBV FR.\NZ, manager Prussian National Insur-
ance Co. of Stettin, 216 Sansome, r. 2916a Sacra-
nient >
Jacoby Henry, barl)er, r. 213 Powell
Jacoby Henry, b(H>kkeei>er Prussian National Insurance
Co., r. o309Clay
Jacoby Herm in, cigar nmfr, r. 527? Natoma
Jacobv Lsaac N. (Jacobv Bros.) r. 904 OFarrellj
Jacoby Ja*-oi., r .502 Fell
Jacoly Juliu , cigar mnfr, 606 Grove
Jacoby Julius H., cigars and tobacco, 21 Kearny, r. 629
Green
Jacobj' Lesser (Jacoby Bros.) r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Jacoby Nathan (Jacoby Bros.) r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Jacoby Pauline, widow, r. 629 Green
JACOBY PHILO, publisher The Hebrew and Cal;-
fom a State .Vlmanac (German) 612 Commercial, r.
118 Grant Av
Jacoby Sarah, widow, r. 1208 Buchanan
Jacoby'VVilliam P., fish and produce conuuission, 226
Clay. r. 1208 Buchanan
i^" Jacoby. See Jabobi
Ja»)t George H., with Alfred Borel & Co., 307 Mont-
gomery, r. 1004 Masun
Jacott I>a\id M., carpenter, r. 181 6i Hyde
Jacott Frank S., bookkeeper White' Sewing Machine Co..
r. 410 Hvde
Jacott Howard E.. student, r. 410 Hyde
Jacquanda .lacob, candymaker, r. 967 Mission
Jac(|uelin A., cook, r. University Club
a<j.|uemarf Achille, accountant Societe Francai.se de
Eienfaisance Mutuelle, r. 52 Perine
JACQUEMET J. & CO. <....,.
Jactiaemet, Pierre Condrey and Fran-
cisco Vuyr) proprie'urs Ocean Honse Road
Xurfiery (take electrle cars at indastrlal
Schuol for naiser>)and Magnolia .Xnrse-
rles, cor TMenty-second and Uouglass,
take t'astro St. car to Tm enty-thlrd for
nnrserl«-.s, floral depots iry Fonrtb and 105
SI.Yth. Telephone Main 1*30
Jacquemet Joseph (J. Jacquemet & Co.) r. 25 Fourth
Jacqutmin Jules, gardener, r. 700 California
Jacquemod Anselmo, real estat-, r. 3 Caroline PI
Jaequeuot George, brassworker, r. 212 Hickory Av
Jacques Caroline, widow, r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacques Charles, machinist The Pelton Water Wheel Co.,
121-123 Main
Jacques Frederick, bartender Michael J. Carroll, r. 116
Sixth
Jacques Frede-ick, conductor, r. 419 Jersey
Jacques Isaie F., carpenter and laundrj- machmery, 822
Montgomerj-
Jacques Thomas G., capitalist, r. 931 Lombard
^S" Jacques. See Jaques, Jack and Jacks
Jacquette Fortunate, lalxirer, r. 823 Greenwich
Jacquot Alexis, bartender, r. 708 California
Jacqu )t Autrust. piano polist-er, r. 1921 San Carlos Av
JACQUOT ERNEST, importer and
dealer In French >vlnes and liqaors, \M/
cor Folsoui and Foarth. r. 800 Fol.<oni
Jaegel Frank, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 3:i33 Six-
teenth
Jaegeling Henrv F., i>acker Thomas Day i Co., r. 1323
Eddy
Jaegeliu,' Heiuietta Miss, hairdresser, r. 1323 Eddy
.Jaegeling Julii, widow, r. 1323 Eddy
Jaegeliiig Julius, dentist, r. 1323 Eddy
Jaeger Charles, liquors, 269 Third, r. 126J Silver
Jaeger Charles X., cutter Cal. CToak Co., r. 810 Vallejo
Jaeger Frederick C., clerk Domenic & Co., r. 418 Eureka
Jaeger George H., musician, r. 418 Eureka
Jaeger George M., baker, 2002 Folsom, r. 418 Eureka
Jaeger Harry, butcher Louis Seeliger, r. 3308 Mission
Jaeger Henry, painter, r. 310 Montgomery' Av
Jaeger Josephine, domestic 1914 Washington
Janger Nathan, porter German Hospital
fl^" Jaeger. See Jager, Yager and Yeager
.laegers John, gardener, r. 17J ^Velsh
Jaemcke Christian, bakerj- and confectionery, 1913
Hyde
Jaenicke William (Stange & Jaenicke) r. 1315 Ellis
Jafeman Francois, fish dealer, SE cor Twenty-third and
Valencia, r. 13 Valley
Jaffa H. H. C, manager Thomas Morton, 1619 Laguna,
r. 1409 Lvon
Jaffe Herbert L., r. 236 Sutter
Jaffe Max, mining secretar\-, 33 Nevada Block, r. 207
Mason
Jaffray E. S. & Co. (New York) dry goods, 81 Flood Bldg
Jagels Richard, liquors, 3 Clav, r. 69 Tehama
Jager George W., barber, 2815 Sixteenth, r. 2849 Six-
teenth
Jager Julius, master mariner, r. 513 Sanchez
Jager Katherine, widow, r. 4 Kramer PI
Jager Martin R., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 6i Tay
Jager Niles M., teamster, r. E s Louisburg bet Mt. Ver- .
non and Unadilla "
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
1206 MARKET STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY cO, "'" ^*'-'"^'* *^
Telephone Mission 40
Tosepl} Tacquen^et .c^"^
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I'dlu' llifdric Car to Indus/ rial Sc/ioo/ for 'fake Casfro St. Car to .\^it St. for
Ocean House Hoad Nursery magnolia Nurseries
TELEPHONE 1 720
22D AND DOUGLASS STS
Opecial Atlention given to Weddings and l"nncr.al Orders.
^^ Artistic Decorations and Designs, and other work atli
Fresh Cut Flowers and Houquets always on hand.
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A SPECIALTY
Plants, Bulbs and all •
Kinds of Seed for Sale
F=L.OR7^L. DEPOTS
25 and 27 Fourth St. ti) S^"^ franeiseo, c^i ^h 105 Sixth Street
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U/all (T\oiildi9(5s
Paipts apd Oils
HOUSE AND SIGN
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3020=22 Sixteenth St.
Telephone Mission 151 BRANCH: 1517 ]\IarKKT St.
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JAM
Jager William p., clerk Lowenberg & Co., r. 2849 Six-
teenth
Iff" Jager. See Jaeger, Yager and Yeager
Jagger Henry C, traveling salesman, r. 3632 Sixteenth
Jagger Henry C. Jr., r. 3632 Sixteenth
Jaggi Alfred, tailor Leiser Zier, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jaggi Rose Misa, teacher music, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jago Henry, seaman, r. 447 First
Jago John, waiter International Hotel
Jago Mary, widow, r. 25^ Albion A\
Jaguu John, shoemaker, r. 116 Lily Av
Jagow Herman, fireman, r. N s Yolo nr Texas
Jagur Peter, seaman, r. 131 East
JAMMESTAVIOK, proprietor Cash Bazaar, bakery
and varieties, 1041 Guerrero
JAHiV A. A €0. (Adolph Jahn and Hans Eisleben)
decorators, military and civil balls, weddings, re-
unions, carnivals, celebrations, etc , DonohoeBldg,
room 84, Telephone Main 1615
JAHN ADOIiPH (A. Jahn & Co.) r. Golden West
Hotel
Jahn Bertha, widow, r. 1.527i Mission
Jahn Christojiher, expres man SW cor Post and Larkin,
r. 12 Walnut Av
•Jahn George, brewer, r. 920 Pacific
Jahn Henry, cook, r. 327^ Third
■lahn Herman, r. 416 Laguna
Jahn Herman Jr., r. 416 Laguua
■lahn John, pressman Valleau & Oliver, r. 2206 Mason
Jahn John, printer, r. Conmiercial House
Jahne William, waiter Grill Room, Palace Hotel
Jahnke Paul (Hall & Jahnke) r. NW cor Eleventh and
Howard
Jahns Gustave, collector, r. 7133 Union
Jahns J. H., manager buying dept Nathan, Dohrtnan k
Co., r. Pacific Av nr Mastic Station, Alameda
JahnsoJi Victor, master mariner, r. 432a Twenty-third
Jaiser Charles F., painter, r. 1231 Mission
Jaiser Charles F. , plumber, r. 24 Prospect Av
Jaiser Frederick C, painter, 1231 Mission
Jajmot Pierre, ganiener, vegetables, Colomo Market
Jakobs Amelia Miss, bookkeeper Thomas A. Burns, r.
523 Haight
Jakobs Eva M., artist, and groceries, SE cor Jackson am!
Buchanan, r. 2438 Buchanan
Jakobs Frank C, clerk Eva M. Jakobs, r. 2438 Buchanan
Jakobs Walter G., sheetiron work Badlam Bros., r. 2438
Buchanan
Jallman Jane, widow, r. E s Ellsworth nr Cortland Av
■lalunstein Hannah, widow, r. 619i McAllister
Jamart Emile, waiter, r. 467 Clementina
Jamart Frank, butler, r. 467 Clementina
Jamart Marie, domestic 467 CJlementina
•Jamart Victor M. Mrs., widow, r. 467 Clementina
Jamart Victor M. Jr., plumber, r. 467 Clementina
Jamari/ Victorine, domestic, r. 467 Clementina
James Agnes C. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint
James Alphonse C, salesman Luscombe & Isaacs, r. 1017
Sutter
James Anna L. Miss, r. 2408 Sacramento
James Arthur R., clerk Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1101 Pine
James Charles, cashier Davis Bros., r. 826 Howard
James Charles, gripman, r. 1284 Stanyan
James Charles H., stenographer, 310 Pine, rootn 38, r.
110 Oak
James Daniel, master mariner, r. 702 Harrison
James David B., notions, 1710 Market, r. 322 Oak
James David C, r. 322 Oak
James E., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
James Edna, domestic, r. 2 Clementina
James Edwin P., artist Abramson, Heunlsch Co., r.
1460 O'Farrell
James Emma E., widow, cigars and tobacco, 429 Fourth,
r. 499 Fourth
James Etta, widow, r. 61i Chenery
James Frank B., lineman, r. 2521 Mission
PETERSEN & FISHER,
G7XS F^IT'XeRS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON EHRTJ nn\V
^^ THE PIOST POPOLHH
James Frank E., brakeman, r. .i05 Brannan
James Frederick G., painter, r. 1519 Ellis
James George, bookbinder Hicks Judd Co., r. 325 Ellis
James George A., millhand Frederick S. Moody, r. 31
Victor
James George N., clerk Levi .Strauss Co., r. 1017 Sutter
James H. A., steward stmr Australia
James Harold R., laborer, r. 603 Broderick
James Henry, journalist, r. 1319 Jackson
James Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1017 Sutter
James Henry C, stenographer, r. 110 Oak
James Henry D., stenographer, r. 123a San Jose Av
James Hugh L., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 226 Stockton
James James, conductor, r. 419 Baker
James Jefferson G. (J. G. James &Co.) r. 2131 Howard
James Jeimie Miss, electric treatment, 765 Market,
room 15
James Jeremiah, r. 1826 Howard
JAME8 J. I.:. A CO. (William Smith and Jefferson
G. James) wholesale butchers, office 402 Kearny,
rooms 1-3, Telephone Main 914
James John (Williams & James) r. 613 Mission
James John, barber, r. 1314 Twenty-fifth
James John, carpenter, r. 342 Jersey
James John, laborer, r. 40 West Mission
James John, oil merchant, r. 1414 Mission
James John G., clerk William Doxev, r. 212 Golden Gate
Av
James John W., r. 1414 Mission
James Joseph, lamplighter, r. 1319 Green
•James Lester E. (Cornell & Co.) and secretary Oceanic
Phosphate Co., 419 California, rocmi 15, r. 1317a
Webster
.lAMES LICK BATHS, George W. Merritt superin-
tendent, E s Tenth bet Mission and Howard
JAME8 LICK ORAMM.AR SCHOOL, Philip Prior
principal SW cor Twenty -fifth and Noe
•lames Lick Trust The, Henrj- E. Mathews secretary, 120
Sutter, room 27
James L. L., mining machinery, r. 310 Haight
James L. W., wiper Edison Light and Power Co., r. 214
Third
James Maigaret Miss, clerk, r. 1143a Stevenson
James Martha, widow, r. 1706 San Carlos Av
James Mary Miss, r. 1812 Market
•James Mary A. Miss, nurse, r. 1207 Folsom
J.IMES .M. S., Pacific Coast agent The J. L. Mott
Iron Works (of New York) 35 Flood Bldg, r. 508 Oak
.lames Nathan D., laborer S. P. Co.
.I-LWES .\ATHANIEL T., n.anager Alliance Assur-
ance Co. (of London) 416 California, r. 721 Ashbtirv
James Octavia Mrs., r. 1017 Sutter
•James P., r. 1017 Sutter
James Patrick, teamster, r. 712 J Clementina
James R. Mrs., r. 21 Franklin
James Richard, marine fireman, r. 542 First
James Richard A., compositor Post, r. 725S Broadway
James Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1826 Howard
James Sarah T., domestic 830 Fifteenth
James Single Track Railway, McAfee Bros, agents, 108
Montifomerv •
James Walter, clerk Eagleson, Hawkins & Co., r. 110
Oak
James William, clerk James Larkey, r. 3001 VVebster
James William, carriage washer, r. 314 Natoma
•lames William A., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r. 912
Pine
James WilMam F., weigh r Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. Berke-
ley
•lames William H., carpenter, r. 2205 Pine
•lames William H., hostJer, r. 134 Fourth
James William H. F., real estate, r. 1414 .Mission
James WiUiam N., mine-, r. 1210 Fillm.ire
•lameson Ann J., widow, furnished rooms, 233 O'Farrell
•lameson Frederick, murine engineer, r. 710 Kolsom
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of 4he Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Feirier-Jouet & Go. Giianipagiie »
EXTRA DRY "Special."
B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name ot W. B. Chapman.)
JAM
804
JAN
SUN
IJV«XJIi^VIVOE> 00.
§ FIRE AND MARINE
X 428 CALIFORNIA STREET
3 ^
O Jameson James S., clerk Freight Auditors s Lept S. P.
•'> Co.,r. Oakland
4 Jamfson Joseph, a:ripman Market Stieet Ry, r. 1220i
Twentv-tourth
* Jameson O. W., fireman S. P. Co., r. 121 Sixteenth
* Jameson Richard, laborer, r. 3(j3 Natoma
_ Jamieson Andrew, driver, r. 1103 Folsom
*j Jamieson Charles, liquors, r. 5233 Natoma
3 Jamieson Eleanor Miss, r. 310 Hill
0 Jamieson Walter, r. 308 Twenty-sixth
*" Jamieson William, machinist, r. 1111 Rhode Island
• Jamison Alexander, laborer, r 15 De Boom
2 Jamison James J., clerk, r. 606 Montgomery, room 31
C Jamison Jerome, master mariner, r. 322 Twenty -first
O Jamison John, seaman, r. 2507i Mission
i Jamison .lohn D., bookkeeper " Xorton Tanning Co., r.
O- Alameda
.2 Jamison Laughlen, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
» Wks, r. 3103^ Buchanan
^~ Jamison Robert, hostler, r. 21 h Fourth
Jamison Wallace, extraman Engine 6, r. 28^ Page
Jamison William C, clerk Louis Taussig & Co., r. 925
Eighteenth
Jamison WUliam R., president Cal Medical and Surgical
Infirm£n', 1029^ Market
■ ^ Jamison Zenas T. , clerk Thomas J. Murphy, r. 2 Lilly A v
^ ^f° Jamison. See Jameson and Jamieson
i- Janass Heibert H., bookkeeper, r. 136 Tremont Av
^ Jancovich Costo, stenographer Augustus D. Splivalo, r.
.2 1525 Leavenworth
(V) Jancovich J., electrician, r. 34 Ellis
: Q Jancovich Luca C. , restaurant, 513 Davis, r. 1525 Leav-
enworth
'■^ Jancovich Spiro G., restaurant, 323 Washington, r. 3028
fr Buchanan
™ Janctzky Julius, porter, r. 620 Sacramento
Jane Frank, housecleaner, r. 9 Carlos PI •
Jane W. T., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Janes Chai'les M., policeman, r. 608 Shotwell
Janes Grace E., widow, r. 1016 Haight
^\ Jane- Graziano, varieties, 1171 Valencia
Janes Lizzie, widow, r. 731 McAllister
Janes T. E., city agent New York Plate Glass
421 California, r. 1016 Haight
Janes Thomas L, physician, office and r. 719a McAllister
Janes TrjTjhinnie B. Mrs., phj'sician, office and r. 719a
McAllister
S^ Janes. See Jaynes
Jang Lars, paint«r,"r. 1026 Leavenworth
Janin Louis, mining engineer, 211 Sansome, room 6
Jan is J., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Janke Carl A., stenographer, r. 318 Fulton
Janke Charles F. Mrs., widow, r. 118 Oak
J.4.\KE .lOHX, liquors and restaurant, 501-503 Mar-
ket, r. 1531 Eighth, Alameda
Janke William A., capitalist, r. 318 Fulton
Jann Christian, porter, r. 1652 Hayes
Janowsky Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 33 Turk
Jansen Al ert, clerk Charles J. Wesson, r. co
Clara and Kansas
.Jansen .Alexander, furniture, 928-930 Howard,
meda
Jansen Ahred, porter, r. 26 Fell
Jansen Augustus C, 1st officer stmr Gipsy, r. 1008 Fil-
bert
Jansen Cecilia, widow, r. 632| Fourth
Jansen Charles (Harpham & Jansen) r. Berkeley
Jansen Charles, ci^ok stmr Apache
Jansen Charles V., clerk, r. 23u7 Howard
Jansen Christina, widow, notions, 1072 Howard
Jansen C. Thomas, j)roprietor Maine Lodging House, 614
Kearny
Jansen Eliza, domestic 2609 California
Jansen Emil, baker, r. 808 Mission
Jansen Frederick (Jansen, Rose & Heney)r. 2506 J Sutter
JAXSKX FKE1»ER1€K (Jansen & Thiele) r. 917
Fillmore
Ins. Co.,
Santa
Ala-
Jansen George A. F., liquors, NE cor First and Brannan,
r. Alameda
Jansen Georire M., liquors, NE cor Third and Brannan,
r. 544 First
Jansen Harry, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. Berkeley
Jansen H., "cabinetmaKer H. Friedrichs, r. Hannonv
Hotel
Jansen Jacob, machinist Gustaf Ljung, r. 1106 Ver-
mont
Jansen Jens, carpenter, r. 19 Elliott Park
.lansen John F., commission merchant, r. 2506J Sutter
Jansen John P., carpenter, r. 834 Hampshire
Jansen M., carpenter stmr Walla Walla
Jansen Marj, dressmaker, r. 1020 Gearj-
Jansen Nels, mate schr Guide, r. 2. East
Jansen Nels C. , master schr Eva, r. 746 Fourth
Jansen Nicholas, stevedore, r. 720 Sansome
Jansen O., master schr James Townsend, office 22 Mar-
ket, room 3, r. Oakl nd
Jansen Oscar, tailor, r. 81 Clementina
Jansen Peter, insurance, r. 212 Francisco
Jansen Robert P. , weigh master Or. hnpt Co., r. Ala-
meda
Jansen Romberg, bookkeeper M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 51b
Jessie
JA.\SE!V, ROSE A HEXEY (Frederick Jansen,
Ephraim Rose and Archibald H. Heney) grain and
produce commission merchants, 124 Clay, Telephone
Main 1835
Jansen Sigurd, bookkeep< r Alexander Jansen, r. Ala-
meda
Jansen Theodore, seaman, r. 315 Union
JANSEN & THIELE (Frederick Jan-
.sen sule proprietor) iiats and caps, lOl
Sixth
/0° Jansen. See Janson, Janssen, Jansson, Jantzen
and Jensen
Janson Carl (Janson & Co.) r. Berkeley
Janson Charles, foreman Ralston Iron Wks, r. Goldei.
Gate, Cal
Janson Ellen A. Mrs. , home decorator, r. 1634 Sacra-
mento
Janson John, hostler, r. 224 Seventeenth
Janson Lizzie Miss, retoucher T. C. Marceau, r. 1034
Sacramento
Janson Otto, musician, r. 5.58 Minna
Janson Reinold (Noland & Janson) r. 1059 Howard
Janson Robert P., clerk Pac. Gas Improvement Co., r.
1634 Sacramento
Janson Theresa H., widow, r. 1634 Sacramento
Janson William, laborer, r 37 Louisa, rear
Janson & Co. (Carl Janson) boarding, 206 Steuart
Janssen Asmus, carpenter, r. 1208 York
Janssen Carl, cigarmaker, r. International Hotel
Janssen Diedrich M., clerk Hohn & Nathan, r. 1208 York
Janssen E. A. & Co. (Edward A. Jausten) printers, .536
Clay
.Janssen Edward A. (E. A. .Janssen & Co.) r. 802 Elizi.
beth
Janssen Ernest, salesman Kruse & Euler, r. Oakland
Janssen Frederick C, proprietor German Hotel, 56u
Howard
Janssen G. (Janssen & Lehmann* r. Nucleus Bldg
Janssen Gerhard, clerk William Wolff & Co., r. 614
Gearv
Janssen H. J., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 61 ^
Chenerv
Janssen John (Dunkelman & Janssen) r. 1301 Buchanan
Jans en John, porter, r. 560 Howard
Janssen John J. (Schumacher & Janssen) r. 932i Val-
Janssen John P. , clerk Kohlbeig, Strauss & Frohman .
r. 49Bovce
Janssen Mafj- D. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1208 York
Janssen Peter H. (Clemens & Janssen) r. 332 Duncan
Jans en Wilkie A., carpenter, r. 1208 York
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SffiEWALI WOEX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Soecialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
sujfCRLBE 5rt|^ FRfliHGISGO GftLL
CHAS. M. SHORTRIBGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
& CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
JAN
805
JEF
•iaiissen & Lehmann (G. Janssen and William Lehmann)
mnfrs' agents, Nucleus Bldg
Jansson Annie, widow, bakery, 955^ Brjant
Jansson Charles A., tailor, r. 1115 Leavenworth
■lansson Gustaf, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Sliip Bldg
Wks, r. 113 Welsh
Jansson Josephine Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1115 Leaven-
worth
Jantzen Albert, watchcasemaker, r. 321 Bush
Ji«itz6n Augusta C, teacher music, r. 141 Hancock
Jantzen Carl, bookkeeper, r. 701 Haight
Jantzen Frederick, crockery and glassware, 717 Market
and 641 Kearny, r. 141 Hancock
Jantzen Hansen T., hostler, r. 714 Haight, rear
Jantzen Henry H., with Schutt & Lohse, r. 1200 Pacific
Jantzen Herman F., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r 141 Han-
cock
Jantzen J., printer, r. 314 Oak
Jantzen Johanna H., domestic 2319 California
Jantzen Richard C, salesman Frederick Jantzen, r. 141
Hancock
Jantzen W. F., clerk, r. Park Hotel
g^ Jantzen. See Jansen, Janson, Janssen, Jansson and
Jensen
January Peter T., compositor Examiner, r. 220 Eddy
January William H., compositor Examiner, r. 3 Glen
Park Av
.lAPAV ANU CHIKA LINE STEAMEKii, Occi
dental and Or.ental Steamship Co. and Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., office 425 Market cor First
.lapanese Cemetery, N of Point Lobos Av nr Thirty-
third Av
Japanese Christian Woman's Home, Miss Ella J. Hewitt
suparinteiident, 1307 Larkin
.IAFANESE€«.\SILATE, Saburo Koyo consul, 1514
Pine
Japanese Development Co. (G. S. Saito) 507 Montgomery
JAPANESE GOSPEL SOt'IETl', 305-307 Tuik
Japanese M. E. Mission and Church, Rev. M. C. Harris,
D. D., superintendent, 1329 Pine
Japanese Mission, 9 Harriet
Japanese Presbyterian Church, Ernest A. Sturge M. D.,
pastor, 121" Haight
Japanese School, 39 Locust Av
Japanese Tea House, 537^ California
japaine.se yoim; .mevs chkistiais asso-
ciation, Ernest A. Sturge superintendent, 121
Haight
Jaqua Albert E., plasterer, r. 638 Minna
•laqua George C, longshoreman, r. 638 Minna
Jaques Samuel, laborer, r. 44ij Brannan
t^ Jaques. See Jacques and Jacks.
Jaquith Anna, widow, physician, r.lOl Devisadero
Jaquith Frederick, plasterer r. 512 Bush
JAKBOE PALL K., attorney at law, otfice 57-61 Ne-
vada Block, r. Es Webster bet Pacific Av and Broad-
way
JARDINE IRON WORKS. ....-.».
ana iron founders, iiianuractiirer.« otcom-
l»onnd. marine and stationary englues
and boilers and mill and mining ma-
eiilnery and arebiteetarai iron worii,
.loseiili B. .lardine president and man-
ager, nilliam T. Kilgrove .seeretary.
:tO*-:}00 I olsom
lardine James b., draughtsman, r. 8 Walter
.IAKniNE.10SEPH B., president and managei Jar-
dine Iron Wks, 307-309 Folsom, r. 21 Noe
.lardine Josesh J., i)ainter, r. 444 Brannan
Jardine Robert M., boxmaker, r. 706 Folsom
Jardine WiUiam H., clerk Motive Power and Machine
Dept S. P. Co., r. 1121 Laguna
Jaresh Frank, cook, r. 233 Hickory Av
Jamaud Henry, bookkeeper, r. 2309 Larkin
farrett Annie S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1500 Mason
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKRKET STREET
fp-STAiBS, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a tJi^ecialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREl)EKICKSBLK(i PRIVATE ST©CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
JAKRETT ISAAC E., attorney at law, 216 Bush
rooms 8-9, r. 1500 Mason
Jarrigan John, laborer, r. 530 Mission
.larrigan Robert, laborer, r. 530 Mission
Jarrigan Robert F., bagmaker, r. 530 Mission
Jarrigan Simon, blacksmith, r. .530 Mission
Jarrisch J., bakery, r. 505J Linden
Jarvie Alexander, foreman distributing room S. F. Laun-
dry, r. 715 Grove
Jar vis Catherine A. Miss, r. 141 Perry
Jarvis Eleanor Miss, hairdresser, r. 3*10 Iowa
Jarvis Frank C, lumber, 33 Steuart, r. Newark, Cal.
Jarvis Frank J., teamster, r. 10 Bryant Av
Jarvis Howard S., with Frank C. Jarvis
Jarvis Marlon Miss, hairdresser, r. 319 Iowa
Jarvis Thompson P., chief engineer dry dock Union Iron
Wks, r. 310 Iowa
Jasewski Henry, sawyer, r. 117 Main
Jasko Sophie, demestic 2225 Pacific Av
Jason William C, salesman, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Jasperson Hans, expressman, r. 3 Grant Alley
Jasperson John, r. 825J Alabama
Jassen Jacob, bartender, r. 5 Washington
Jassen Nels Peter, furnished rooms, 650 Fourth
Jastram Frederick, clerk, r. 1234 Pine, rear
Jatho Theodore, groceries and 1 quors, 112 San Jose A\
J auberg Fannie, widow, r. 640 Howard
Jaubert Henry C, Uundryman, r. 117 Julian Av
Jaubert Marie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 117
Julian Av
Jaudin George E., clerk, r. 2204 Jones
Jaudin Harry U. (Gould & Jaudin) r. 1618 Clay
Jaudin Mary E., widow, r. 2204 Jones
Jaugrdovich John, waiter, r. 784 Mission
Jauhers Adolph (Jauhers & Lanouguere) r. 714 Broad-
Jauhers & Lanoug\iere (Adolph Jauhers and Pierre La-
nougure) liquors, 60» Washington
Jaujou & Co. E. A. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon Chas-
sagne) liquors, syrups and cordials, 532 Jackson
Jaujou Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.)r. Alameda
Jaulus Bernhart, musician, r. 211 Elm Av
Jaume D. H., bartender, r. 1918 Fi Iniore
Jaunet Louis, restaurant, r. 11065 Union
Jaureguihery Bernard, co<jk, r. Alms House
.I.4|lSSALbjOHX, laundry, 119 Stockton and 816
Larkin, r. 816 Larkin
Jaussaud Joseph, laundryman, r. 816 Larkin
Javete Louis, clerk Redington & Co., r. Berkeley
Javete Louis W., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Berkeley
Javon Rose, laundress, r. Alms House
.layniot Peter, gardener, r. 1614 Center
.1.41 NE.S FK.4NK, president Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co. and American District Telegraph, 607
Market, and superintendent Western Union Tele-
jjraph Co., 302 Montgomerj-, r. Hotel Richelieu
Jaynes Frank C, laborer, r. 9 Carlos PI
Jaynes Horace, tra> eling salesman, r. 712 Geary
Jeager Carl, baker, r. 224 Dorland
Jeager John, shoemaker, r. 10 Third
Jean Sguier.chef Palace Hotel, r. 532 Howard
Jeanig Charles, locksmith, r. 433 Greenwich
JeanneretCharies. engraver. 126 Kearny, room 10, r. 507
Fulton
Jeaiuiin August, salesman, r. 2006 Powell
Jeannin Emil G., electrician, r. 6 Vincent
Jeannin Marie, widow, r. 6 Vincent
Jeans G. W., r. 709 Minnesota
Jeans Thomas J., carrier Post Office, r. 1315 Scott
Jebb Robert J., laborer S. P. Co.
Jebe John, clerk Frederick Hartje, ■. NE cor Twenty-
second and Chattanooga
Jeesch Anton, fireman, r. 311 Bay
Jeffers James D., blacksnuth, 1420 Nebraska, r. 1331
Utah
.IKFFEKS MILO S. (H. Rosekrans & Co.) r. 509
Sixth
C0.SflOWGf\SES
MARKET ST.
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JEF
806
THE LEADING and MOST
INFLUENTIAL PAPER OF
THE WEST.—See Page 315
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428 California Street
Jeffers Miln S. Jr., salesman H. Rosecrans & Co., r. 509
Sixth
Jeffers W. , driver, r. 913 Greenwich
Jeffers WiUiam, electrician, r. 13 Dale PI
Jefferson Almo, broommaker, r. 1911 Harrison
Jefferson Charles A., conductor, r. 393a Ninth
Jefferson David, janitor, r. 935 Sacramento
Jefferson James, bartender, r. 741 Green
Jefferson J. F., watchman stinr Mariposa
Jefferson Mar^-, widow, r. 114^ Williams
.lEFFERSOX PKIMARV SCHOOL, Miss Marr M.
Mur]'hv principal, Tehama bet First and Second
JEFFERSON SQl'ARE. bet Gough and Laguna,
Eddv and Golden Gate Av
Jefferson Stephen P., jjacker CTolhing Bept, V. S. A., r.
319 Cherrj-
Jefferson William H., clerk J. L. Daniels, r. Oakland
Jefferson William T., waiter, r. 212 Steuart
Jefferj- Alfred, cabinetmaker, r. 1019 Hayes
Jefferj- Benjamin A., electrician, r. 1019 Hayes
Jeffery Joseph A., student, r. 1019 Hayes
Jeffery Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1208b How-
ard
Jefferv William T. C, beveler Pioneer White Lead and
Color ^^•ks, r. 1208b Howard
Jeffery William, student, r. llOi Silver
Jeffress Alexander M., buver W. W. Montague & Co., r.
624i Seventeenth
Jeffress Edward T., plumber, r. 1306 Montgomery
Jeffress Egbert F., plumber George H. Jeffress, r. Oak-
land
Jeffress Elmer H., draughtsman, r. 3G22 Sixteenth
Jeffress George H., stoves and tinware, 1392 Market, r.
Hotel Fairmount
Jeffress James G., attorney at law, 402 Montgomeiy,
room IS, r. 429 Larkin
Jeffress Robert, painter S. P. Co., r. 3622 Sixteenth
Iff" Jeffress. See Jeffreys and Jeffries
Jeffrey Delia, widow, seamstress, r. 10 Twelfth
Jeffrev Henr\' conductor Geary St. RR., r. 567 Point
Lubos Av
Jeffrey James T., clerk Wm. H. -Miner, r. 222 Clipper
Jeffrey John F., pressman Bosqui Engra\-ing and Print-
ing Co., r. 910 Vallejo
Jeffrey WUliam, machinist Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 13
Dale PI
Jeffreys Adam, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 325 Miss-
issippi
Jeffreys Herbert M., bookkeep)er Goldberg, Bowen i
Lebenbaum, r. Berkeley, Cal.
Jeffreys John H., buyer Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. Berkeley, Lai.
Jeffreys Richard, baker, r. 411 Greenwich
Jeffries John K., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jeffries Michael S., machinist Market St. Rj", r. 115.=>^
Stevenson
Jeffries William, waiter, r. 6 Montgomerj- Court
^g" Jeffries. See Jeffress and Jeffreys
Jefts James M., commission merchant, r. 405^ Gough
Jegal Frank, beer bottltr, r. 3233 Sixteenth
Jeghers Rose Mrs., r. 728 Sutter
Jehien Carl, laster Siebe Glan\ille Co., r. Oakland
Jehly Louis (Jehlv & Da^is> r. 3Si Willow Av
Jehly k Davis (Louis Jehly and Thoma-s Da\ie) sale
stables, 424-426 Valencia
Jehu Walter K., chemist and assaver, 46-47 Montgomery
Block, r. 2117 Bush
Jehu William H., janitor, r. 235 Stevenson
Jelawitz Max, crockery and tinware, 428i Broadwav
Jelbert Silvin, lodgings, 6191 Mission
Jelic Antone (Jelic & Vulic) r. 213 Sixth
Jelic & Vulic (Antone Jelic and George Vulic) fruits and
vegetables, 213 Sixth
Jelinski Charles, bookmaker, r. 1145 Howanl
Jelinski Manuel, cigarmaker, r. 1145 Howard
Jellett Jonathan H., attorney at law, 320 California, r
2418 Webster
■lellett M. W., traveling sale.>:man Leri Strauss & Co.
Jellinek Charles A., clerk Bass-Hueter Paint Co.,r. 182i
Bush
Jellison Arthur M., librarian Mechanics' Institute Li-
brary, r. 1836 Eddv
.IELLI^<».\ BE.\J.i.mX F.. wines and liquors, X£
cor California and Kearny, Telephone Main 5155, r.
8071 Union
■lellison Maude Miss, r. 8074 Union
Jelman Xels, cooper, r. 833 Branuan
Jelsch Charles A., laborer, r. 311 Bay
Jelsch Joseph, laborer, r. 311 Bay
Jemison Annie J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 233 O'Farrell
Jemison William, bakery, 127 Second
J end Henrj- F. G., conductor Market St. Ry
Jenhen Johanah, widow, r. 117 Julian Av
Jenin August, salesman, r. 2006 Powell
Jenkel John R., watchmaker M. Sjiiro & Co., r. Ooldei;
West Hotel
JEXKIX JOH\ (Barrow, Wade. Guthrie & Co.) and
agent, Bewick, Moreing .'r Hooper, >s Mills Bldg, 6tU
floor, r. 1010 Twenty-first
Jenkin Thomas, teas, coffee and bakery, 813 Geary
Jenkins Alice, widow, notions, 505 Third
Jenkins Andrew E., brassfinisher, r. 109 Leavenworth
Jenkins .\ndrew L., bookkeeper D. De Bemardi & Co ,
r. 1824 Sutter
.lenkins B. Miss, assistant Ladies' Protective and Reliei
Society
Jenkins Benjamin, r. 1805 Haight
Jenkins Benjamin P., milkman, r. 2419 Greenwich
Jenkins Carrie Miss, stenographer, r. 1912 Webster
Jenkins Carrie F., nidow, r. 520 Sutter
Jenkins Cliarles A., car repairer, r. 903 Guerrero
Jenkins Charles H., carpenter, r. 306 Sanchez
Jenkins Charles H. Jr., clerk, r. 306 Sanchez
Jenkins Edward A., brassfinisher, r. 109 Leavenworth
Jenkins Elinor Mrs., r. NHE cor San Jose Road and Sher-
man Av, Ocean View
Jenkins Frank G., paper hanger, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Jenkins Frederick E. , band sawjer Miller & Hamilton .
r. Alameda
Jenkins Harry, clerk, r. D nr Sixth Av
Jenkins Harrj-, blacksmith, r. 902 Mon^omerj-
Jenkins H. L. Mrs., r. 315 Castro
Jenkins Ida X. Mrs., r. 1527 Mission
Jenkins James, coalpasser stmr Queen, r. 6 Union
Jenkins James, fireman, r. 438 Broadway
.Jenkins James, gripman Powell St. RR., r. 1116 Pacific
Jenkins J. H. , r. 730 Fourth
Jenkins John (Holmes & Jenkins) r. 1309 Fulton
Jenkins John, gardener, r. 815S Point Lobo At
Jenkins John, hostler, r. 417 Bush
Jenkins John, laborer, r. 159 Chenery
Jenkins Joseph, laborer Golden State and Miners' Irov
Wks. r. Oakland
Jenkins Joshua, news agent, r. 1 Jackson
Jenkins Lydia M., widow, r. 1912 Webster
Jenkins Marv, widow, r. 2415 Folsom
Jenkins Robert F., clerk, r. 625 Bryant
Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, teacher Hamilton Gramma^
School, r. 1912 Webster
Jenkins Tena Mrs., r. 209 Valencia
Jenkins Theresa, widow, r. 327 Filbert
Jenkins Thomas B.. seaman stmr Alameda
Jenkins William restaurant, 3131 Mission
Jenkins William A., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.
918 Hvde
Jenkins William H., planer Cil. Mill, r. Alameda
Jenkins William L., gripman Powell St. RR., r. llie
Pacific
Jenkins William M., machinist A. J. McNicoll & Co., r.
119a Hartford
1^" Jenkins. See Junkins
JenksC. L., r. 1715 Polk
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Itiiysifiaii, oiii<-«* ;{[*> <;eary, hoiir<4 8 to it
A. .U.. 1 to .i siiul * to K r. n.. Telephone
Main 58:«, r.'.ti Sutter
Jeiiks Harris, clerk Auditinif Dept. Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 927 O'Farrell
Jenks James S., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
712 Sutter
Jenne Charles F., bookkeeper J. W. Schouten & Co., r.
247 Langton
Jejme George, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. Oakland
Jenner A., baker, r. 871 Market
Jenner Harry, paper carrier, r. 129 Second
Jenner John E. , janitor, r. 1931 Stevenson
Jenner Sylvester H., couii)ositor Exaaiiner, r. 1120 Jack-
son
Jenness Annette L., widow, r. 821 Treat Av
Jenness Herbert H., bookkeeper W. R. Larzelere Com-
mission Co., 320 Uavis
Jennings Angelina, widow, r. 115 Webster
Jennings Cassms M., attorney at law, 10-11 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. 115 Webster
Jennings Catherine Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth •
Jennings Charles B. , merchandise broker, 121 California,
r. 3112 Clay
Jennings Clarence B., notions, r. 2218 Pine
Jennings Charles H., r. 2218 Pine
.lENNINOS DAVID A., mining secretary, 401 Cali-
fornia, room 14, r. 2105 Devisadero
Jennings David B. , bay and river freighting, 11 Steuart,
r. Fruitvale
Jennings Edith Miss, domestic 2612 Larkin
Jennings Edward, janitor, 506 Battery
Jennings Edward B., with Wni. H. Miner, r. 1210 Sutter
Jennings Edward C, freight clerk stmr City of Sydney
Jennings Edward J., carrier Post Office, r. 1818 Green
Jennings F. R., capitalist, r. Royal House
Jennings Frank, helper Union iron Wks. r. 600 Napa
Jennings Fred W. , r. 3138 Sacramento
JENNIKGS FREDERICK A., painting and pai>er-
hanging, 862 Mission, r. 2117 O'Farrell
Jennings George (Hooper & Jennings) r. 935 Fifteenth
Jennings George, boilermaker, r. 2524 Greenwich
Jennings George A., bartender, r. 1007 California
Jennings George A., teamster, r. 3138 Sacramento
Jennings George D., foreman S. H. Frank v% Co., r. 71
Sixth
Jennings Gilbert, distributor La Grande Laundrj', r. 135
Dolores
Jennings Harry B., barher, r. 325i Golden Gate Av
Jennings Harry F., boarding and feed stable, 3130 Sac-
ramento, r. 3138 Sacramento
Jennings Henry E., r. 350 Sixth
Jennings Isaac, master schr Adelia Griffin, office 11 Steu-
art
641 Har-
641
Jennings James, porter J. De La Montanvf
ri'on
Jennings J. D. Mrs., r. 1733 Oak
Jennuigs John, blacksmith, r. 51 Merritt
Jennings John, bookkeeper, r. 723 Larkin
Jennings John, laborer, r. 134 Clinton
Jenningrs John, plumber, r. 332 Fifth Av
Jennings John Jr., plumber, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings John F., bookkeeper J. De La Montanyj
Harrison
Jennings Jehn H., bookkeeper Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r.
2503 Post
Jennings John S., clerk Letter Dept Wells Fargo & Co..
r. 648 Howard
Jennings John S., master schr Plowboy. office 11 Steuart
Jennings Joseph C, insurance agent, 308 Pine, r. 506
Eureka
Jennings Joseph E., teamster Norton, Teller & Roden,
r. 2313 Howard
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727 Market St. Telephone flain 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Jennings Julia T., widow, r. 648 Howard
Jennings Laura A., widow, r. 23 Oak
Jennings Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. 135 Dolores
Jennings Marli, mariner, r. SE cor Lobos and Plyiouutii,
Ocean View-
Jennings Mary, widow, r. 2734 Howard
Jennings Mary W., widow, r. 1613 Howard
Jennings Moses H., master schr Traveler, office 11 Steu-
art
Jennings Patrick, fanner, r. 135 Dolores
Jennings Patrick, longshoreman, r. 315 Francisto
Jennings Peter (Moore k Jennings) r. 135 Dolores
Jennings Peter, laborer, r. 51 Merritt
Jennings Peter, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 28
Geary
Jennings Peter J., plumber, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings Thomas, office 213 Front, r. 935 Fift«entli
JenningsThomas Jr., salesman Hooper & Jennings, r.
935 Fifteenth
JenningsThomas J., plasterer, r. 27 Pleasant
Jennings William H., jMliceman, r. 1326 Union
Jennings William W., laborer Pac, Mail SS. Co., r. 18J
South Park
Jennings William W., train baggeman S. P. Co., r. 1122i
Treat Av
Jennings Winifred, widow, r. 1818 Green
Jenningson William, salesman, r. 17^ Grand Av
Jenny Augustus D., bookkeeper, r. 1747 Mission
Jenpy Emily, domestic 2120 Post
Jenny Louise, widow, furnished rooms, 402 Jones
Jenny Rudolph, r. 338 Green
JENS J. C. CO. THE (John C. .le»f>)
pnblisuer Tbe <;erniauia. 1196 Treat Av
Jens John C. (The J. C. Jens Co.) r. 1196 Treat Av
.lens William, carriagemaker, r. 1109 Pierce
Jensen Adolph F., trunkmaker C. A. Malm & «'<i., r.
1761 i Mission
Jensen Andreas, groceries and liquors, 1901 Ellis
Jensen Andreas, tailor, r. 3i Monroe
Jensen Andrew, carpenter, r. 340 Third
Jensen Andrew, laborer, r. 725 Bran nan
Jensen Antone, deckhand stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Jensen Carl, baker, r. 1404 Powell
.Tensen Charles, r. 1761 J Mission
Jensen Charles, master mariner, r. 625i Shotwell
Jensen Cha'-les H., compositor Commercial Pub. <'u. , r.
17611 Mission
Jensen Charles Jr., clerk, r. 176I5 Mission
.lensen Charles P., master schr Barbara Henistcr, offict
31 Steuart, r. Berkeley
.lensen Charlotte, widow, furnished rooms, 504 Thir.l
Jensen Chris J., clerk, W. C. Rarig, r. Oakland
Jensen Christian, gasmaker, r. 2122 Union
Jensen Christian, laborer, r. 1516 Twentieth Av Soutli
Jensen Christian A., laborer, r. 1106 Vermont
Jensen Christian J., cooper, 15 Jessie, r. 3 Vernon I'l
Jensen Christian L., marine engineer, r. 927 Twenty-
third
.lensen Christian N., butcher, 108 Clay, r. 1321} Bro;id-
way, rear
Jensen Christopher, driver, r. 1522 Jackson
Jensen Clara C. Miss, r. 1506 California
Jensen C. P., conductor Presidio and ferries KK.. i-.
1509 Sacramento
Jensen Edward, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., i. 21H:
Clara
Jensen Edward V.,harnessmaker, r. 8181 Geary
Jensen Edward W., photographer, r. 1.506 California
Jensen Emil C, seaman, r. 21 Valley
Jensen Emma Miss, saleslady Mrs. S. R. Hall, r. l.MXi
California
.lensen Ernst J., baker, r. 904 Dolores
.lensen Fred, clerk Jac )bs & Wolfe, r. 703^ Hyde
Jensen Frederick, master mariner, r. 935J Mission
.lensen George C, bookkeeper Flint (Carriage Hardware
Co., r. Alameda
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808
JES
California St,
Jeosen Hans, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 813 Brjant
J nsen Hans, seaman, r. 19 Hirekley
Jensen Hans, wood and coal, 318 Twenty-eighth
Jeiftsen Hans P., master schr Centennial
.Jen*o H. C, cannery superintendent Alaska Packers
Assn. r, 714 Oak '
Jeasea H. C, janitor, r. 305 Keaniy
Jensen H. Christian, baker, r. 1815 Webster
Jensen Helena, domestic 2215 California
Jensen Henry, r. 1500 Larkin
Jensen Henr>- L., engineer The N. Iversen Trading Co.,
r. 238 Twenty-eighth
Jen -en Henry M., salesman Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1219
Scott
Jensen Hilda, «-idow, r. 18 Allen
Jensen H. L., motorman, r. 103 Cortland Av
Jensen J., dri%-er, r. 446 Brannan
Jensen Jacob, insurance agent, 8 California, r. Alameda
Jensen Ja.ues G., j.orter S^ G. Birkholm, r. 809 Vallejo
Jansen James J., conductJ>r Market St. Ry., r. 2225
Gea'-y
Jensen Jasjier, conductor Cal. St. RR., r, 1518 Jackson
Jensen Jasper, seaman, r. 371 East
Jensen Jens, cabinetmaker, r. 320 Sanchez
Jensen Jens, laborer, r. 922 Minnesota
Jensen Jens, seaman, r. 312 Brannan
Jensen Jens J., barber, r. 213i Clara
Jensen Jens M., conductor Market St. Rv., r. 133 Precita
Av
Jeasen John, r. 915 Montgomerj-
Jensen John, mi.to -man, r. 120(i Grove
Jensen John, restaurant, 624J Clay
.lensen John, .seaman, r. 213| Clara
Jensen John, upholsterer, r. 1811 Howard
Jensen John F., waiter, r. 782 Stevenson
■leusen John L. , cook William Schneider, r. 223 Kearny
Jansen John W. D., draughtsman, r. 210 Willow Av
Jensen Jorgen, watertender stmr Umatilla
Jen.«!ii Kirsten Mrs., r. 1506 California
J(;;n3eu LawTcnce, cementfinisher, r. 5 Albion Av
Jensen Louis (Hankow Tea Co.) r. 617J Greenwich
Jensen Louis, plasterer, r. 410 Munich
Jensen Louis T., Piaster schr Three Brothers, pier 7
Steuart
Jensen Marie, domestic 2305 Fillmore
J -nsen Martin, liquors, 353 Third
JeTisen Mary, domestic 1020 Page
Jen- en Mary, domestic 1902 Broderick
Jen.sen Mary, domestic 3370 Washington
Jensen Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 66 First
Jen en Max, carpenter J. G. Carr, r. 105 Hayes
Jen en Nelson, seaman, r. 229 East
Je .ten Ole, cari>eiiter, r. 229 East
Jensen Ole W., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1005^ Na-
t<ima
Jensen Peter, r. 1045 Market
JeiiSfn Peter, asst keejier Point Bonita Lighthouse
Jeiiseii Peter, car])enter Paul M. Bail, r. 52 Norfolk
Jensf^n Peter, ce i.ent worker, r. W s Banks near Union
Av
Jensen Peter, driver Adams & Rohrer, r. 707 Florida
Jen en Peter, driver, r. SE cor Vallejo and Battery
Jdnseii Peter, laborer, r. 1110 Kan.-as
Jeji.sen Peter, longshoreman, r. 303 Montgomery Av
Jen-ei) Pete •, seaman, r. 343 Beale
Jensen Petrea, widow, dressmaker, r. 1811 Howard
Jensen Richard C.. clerk, r. 210 Willow Av
Jensen Rudolph, clerk, r. 632i fourth
Jensen Samiu.'l, teamster, r 909 Kearny
Jensen Samuel H., pile coverer, r. 564 Brj-ant
Jensen Soren, tailor, r. 2307 Howard
Jensen T. Cornelius, capitalist, r. 1925 Howard
Je» 3 ^n Wilhelmine, *idow, 1761.j Mission
Jen.sen William laborer Gol'en Gate Park
ttW Jensen. See Jansen, Janson, Janssen, Jan.sson and
Jir.tzen
Jensens Juliu«, longshoreman, r. 624 Wa-shington
Jenson Victor, master mariner stmr Celia, r. Twenty
third nr Howard
Jentzsch Charles W., caqienter, r. 113 Morris Av
Jentzsch Gottlieb, cabinetmaker Herman MuUer, r. 113
Morris Av
Jentzsch Leopold, barber, 336 Sixth, r. 113 Morris Av
Jentzsch Otto H., carpenter and store fixtures, 2806 Six-
tieath
.lEMTZSCU REIXHOLD, groceries and liquors, SO*)
Larkin, r. 814b Larkin
Jenzer Albert, watch casemaker, 622 Clay, r. 317 Bush
Hampton PI
lephson)
Jephson J. O. (J. O. J phson & Co. ) r. 11 Hac
JEPHSON J. 0.& CO. .......
bi>«>k antl loi) printing, ;:{9 .Market, Tele-
plione Main 1024
Jeppen Edward, laborer G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 24 Victor
Jepsen John H., longshoreman, r. 728 Harrison
Jepsen Nicholas, bartender, r. 264 Eighth
Jepsen Rasmus, master mariner, r. 81 2i Fifteenth
Jepson George, laborer, r. 730 Fourth
JKPSOX J. C., consulting architect and appraiser, 418
California, room 8
Jepson John W., ship carpenter, r. 11 Clara
Jeram George H., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo i
Co., r. 1208 Cm
Jeram Peter Joseph Kev., r. 144 Silver
Jerdon Edward, laborer, r. 526 Fourth
Jerema Josephine, widow, r. 1 Louisa
Jerg Herman, whitener, r. 2759i Harrison
Jerg John, r. 27.59^ Harrison
Jerome Alijert, bricklayer, r. S s Lyell nr Mission Road
Jerome Antone, laborer, r. 14 Louisa
Jerome Arthur E., engineer stmr Progresso
JEROME EDWARD B., special deputy Collector
and chief clerk Custom House, r. Oak and
Jerome Edward B. Jr., freight clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.
Oakland
Jerome Frederick, capitalist, r. 1402 Polk
Jerome Harrv S., b okkeeper Sonoma Lumber Co. and
Saginaw Steel Steam Ship Co., r. 1034 Pine
Jeroms James decorator, r. 406 Seventh
Jerome James, manager Saginaw Steel Steam Ship Co.
and Progresso Steam Ship Co., 319 Pine, room 27,
r. Hotel Pleasanton
Jerome L. , seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Jerome L. B. Miss, r. 1001 Pine
Jerrat Marv Mi s. nur-^e r. 895 San Jose Av
JERREMS WILLIAM G. ,..«...».
Tailor' r. Chicago
.Ter<ev Dairv, Owen Mli!' 'oev proprietor, 1922 Union
JERSEY FARM CO., «...».»«
president, H. .1, Sneatb secretary, office
.S3: Howard, Teleplione Sontli "iOS, depot
s:?.5..S.$9 Howard and .'t4S-3.irj Tehama
Jervis James, e'ectrician, r. 3 Columbir. Square
Jesbtig Henrj-, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
Golden Gate, Cal
Jeschke Charles, brewer, r. 722 Grove
Jesperson A. Mrs., r. 25 Oak
Jesperson Albert, porter Cal. Broom Co., r. 1911 Har-
rison
Je?person Hans, driver Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
536 Fifteenth
Jess C1*-a A. Miss, paper boxmaker, r. 1300i Valencia
Jess Evaline M. Miss, paper boxmaker, r. 1300J Va-
lencia
Jess John, birber, r. 261 First
Jess John, groceries and liquors, r. 432 Folsoni
Jess William A., lab.>rer. r. 1300J Valencia
Jesse Daisv G. Miss, teacher South S>iu Francisco Prim-
ary Srhool, r. 213 Pa e
JESSE GEORGE n.i ^tair bonder, ;i3
Bryant, r. 213 Page
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Jeseen Christian, domestic 1618 Fell
Jessen Edward, r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Frederick, master mariner, r. 809 Filbert
Jessen G. M., master mariner, r. 400 Front
Jessen Hans P., master schr Centennial, r. 32 Steuart
Jessen Henry, manager Germatine Co., 11 Julian Av
Jessen Henry H., grain dryer, r. 225 Harrison
Jessen James, cook, r. 702 Seventeenth
Jessen J. J., laborer, r. 18J Federal
Jessen John, master schr Alaska, r. Oakland
Jessen John, seaman, r. 229 East
Jessen Mathias, r. 27 Clementina
Jessen Nels P. , proprietor New Crystal Hotel, (i4S-Gr)0
Fourth
Jessen Niels, liquors, SE cor ^. utter and Larkin, r. 1715
Buchanan
Jessen Theodore, blackfmith, r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Pauline, widow, r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Louis, seaman, r. 617 Mission
.mSSIE STREET LOD«Ii\(; HOL8E, Boesu .K:
Wittenberg proprietors, 174 Jessie
Jesson Kate, widow, r. 428a Twenty-fourth
Jesf on Julius, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Jesson Soren, furnished rooms, 110 Hyde
Jessop Gustaf, seaman, r. 206 Steuait
JESSUP ANDREW J. (Jessup & Pope) r. 4231 Hyde
Jessup Carrie A. Miss, deputy Internal Revenue Ser-
vice, r. 712 Van Ness Av
Jessup Catherine A. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 517 Mason
Jessup John D., chief clerk General Manager's Dept
Market St. Ry, r. 134 Liberty
Jessup Robert W. , capitalist, 210 California, r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
JESSUP A POPE (Andrew J. Jessup and Samuel B.
Pope) proprietors Grocers, Coffee and Spice Mills,
213-215 Mission
Jessuium Emil C, cutter S. P. Taylor Paper Co., r. 317
Bush
Jessurum Isaac B., compositor, r. 2312 California
Jeter Albert, painter, r. 667 Minna
Jetmore Edward L., x)ainter, 5 Carlos PI
Jetp Michael, bootblack, 900 Kearny, r. 27 Hinckley
Alley
Jeuch Daniel, waiter, r. 234 Bush
Jeune Jacob, bakery and notions, 914 Bryant
Jewell Alice G. Miss, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co. , i-.
518 Twenty-first
Jewell Barnard J., bookkeeper, r. 1712 Buchanan
Jewell Camille Miss, stenographer, r. 1806 Laguna
Jewell Charles, carpenter, r. Eighth Av. South nr H
Jewell Edgar B., dental student Charles W. Decker, r.
1611 Howa d
Jewell Edward H., watchman Sutter St. Ry.
Sutter
Jewell Frank H., paperhan,'er, r. 1435 Pacific
Jewell G. & Co. (Godfrey Jewell) clothing, 528-530
Kearny
Jewell Godfrey (G. Jewell & Co.) r 1712 Buchanan
Jewell Harry M., conductor Turk and Eddy St. Electric
Ry. Co. ; r. 1212 Scott
Jewell Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 424 Post
Jewell Jesse E, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 306 Tenth
Jewell Leonora A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1435 Pacific
Jewell Lydia E. Mrs., r. 518 Twenty-first
Jewell Richard C, real estate agent, 628 Market, r. Hill
Howard
Jewell Rubv A. Miss, teacher Dermaa Grammar School,
r. 1214 Howard
Jewell Sargent H., stenographer Western Meat Co., r.
628 Sutter
Jewell Sophie, widow, r. 1806 La^ma
Jewell Truman E., mining, 330 Pine, rooms 3-4, r. Grand
Hotel
Jewell William T., clerk Local Freight OflRce S. P. Co.,
r. 531 Frederick
Je\xett A bert C, bookkeeper H. N. Tilden & Co., r. 222
Eighteenth ,
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Jewetl Anna S. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary School, r.
141 Chattanooga
Jewett Asenathe L. , widow, r. 1826a Sutter
Jewett Edwin, laborer, r. 148a Fifth
Jewett Fidelia Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r. 711
Jones
Jewett George, blacksmith, r. 208 Second
Jewett George A., dispatcher Powell St. RR., r. 122.')a
Pacific
Jewett George M., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 8
Prosper
Jewett George O., clerk Youngborg & Borland, r. 1402
Powell
Jewett J. A. Miss, stenographer Garber, Boalt & Bishop,
r. Oakland
Jewett J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1826a Sutter
Jewett John H., r. 931 Bush
Jewett Kate B., widow, r. 11 East Park
Jewett Lathrop W., student, r. 1512 Washington
Jewett Martha Mrs., r. 148a Fifth
Jewett Philo D., stockraiser, r. 1512 Washington
Jewett Sarah J., widow, r. 141 Chattanooga
Jewett Solomon, president Standard Asphalt Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Bakersfleld, Cal
Jewett Thomas M,, chief clerk U. S. Attorney, 61 U. S.
Ajipraisers Bldg, 3d floor, r. 2009 Vallejo
Jewett Thomas M., clerk Youngberg & Borland, r. 1402
Powell
Jewish Alliance of California, Isiah Choynski secretary,
121 Eddy"
Jewish Calendar, William Saelburg publisher, 420 Mont-
gomery
Jewish Cemeterj- North of Point Lobos Av,
third Av
Jewish Cemetery, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth, Church
and Dolores .
JEWISH PRO<iRESS THE. A. Seeligsohn pub-
lisher and proprietor, office 6118 Sacramento
JEWISH TIMES AJiO OBSERVER PI BLISH-
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420 Montgomerv, room 27
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and Observer Publishing Co. publishers, 420 Mont-
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.Jileck Frank, pressman R. R. Patterson, r. 624 Xatoma
•lile k Frank J., carpenter, r. 735 Brannan
Jileck George, carpenter, r. 624Natoma
Jileck James, ship carpenter, r. 624 Natoma
Jileck John A., tailor, r. 313a Clementina
Jilgee William, carpenter, r. 2231J Mission
Jilfowitch Martin, cook Herman Gambarth, r. 316 Davis
Jillson Clara, widow, r. 214 Chattanooga
.limenez Alvino, r. 32 Hinckley
Jimenez Alexander, seaman stmr San Jose
Jimenez Carmen F., foreman Wade & Co., r. 738 \'allejo
Jimenez Joseph, tinsmith, r. 27 Hickley
Jimenez LibradoF., saddler Wade& Co., r. 28 Hinckley
Jimenez Ventura, satldler Wade & Co., r 28 Hinckley
Jindrak Joseph (Bacigalupi k Jindrak) r. 1805 Mason
Jinki Sarah Mrs., widow, r. 732 McAllister
Jira Emma, domestic, r. 717 Golden Gate At
Jira Rose, widow, r. 915 Elizabeth
Jnasi Antone, driver X. Fassler, r. 1819Howara
JOAl'HIMSEK HE%RV I,., Judge Police Court 3,
chambers New City Hall, 1st floor, ir. 1720 Sutter
Joachimson l-Yank F., watchman La G ande Laundry,
r. 124 Erie
Joannides Stefano (Assemacopoulos & Joannides) r. 614
Montgomery Av
Joaquin Jose, 1st officer stmr Apache
Joaquino Giuseppe, waiter, r. 1114 Montgomery , rear
Job David, oriental goods, 424 Vallejo
Job Jane, widow, r. 104 Napa
.lob Salomon, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Jobes Herman, laborer Thomas Madigaii, r. SE cor
Twenty-second and Point Lobos Av
Jobling Alfred (Job iiig & Duvenecki r. 12 Mason
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JOBLIXG Jt DUVE\E€K (Alfred Jobling and
George B. Duveneck) jjroprietors The Bodega, 12
Mason
Joblon Alfred, teacher music, r. 1585 Valencia
JOBSOX WILLIAM G. (Burr Folding Bed Co.) 663
Market, r. 1029 Dolores
Jobst Matthias (Holler & Jobst) r. 420 Hermann
.lochims Christian, longshoreman, r. 644 Second, rear
Jock Joseph, barber, 1405 Polk, r. 1620 Washington
Jockers Ladwig, clerk Cal. Wine Assn, r. 410 Post
Joehncke John F. A., teamster Fell & Co., r. 2403 Cla\
Joel Jeanette J., widow, r 1204 Eddv
Joel Otto, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co.. r. 1204 Eddy
Joell Alfred T., candy maker, r. 1211 Fnlsom
Joell Ann, widow, r."l211 Folsom
Joell Bertie Miss, r. 1211 Folsom
Joell John J., manager Frank C. Raymond, 1147i Mis-
sion, r. 1211 Folsom
Joerg Jacob, bartender, r. 714 Broadway
Joergens Frank, niarblecutter, r. 18 Dale PI
Joesten Baptist, dair\' produce, 112 Tliird, r. 14 Hani] -
ton PI
Joesten Frank, r. 14 Hampton PI
Joesten John J., clerk Baptist Joesten, r. 14 Hampton
PI
Joffrian Julius, nurserj'inan, r. Forty -eighth and Point
Lob(is Av
Jofre -\delaide Miss, dressmaking, 1708 Washington
Jofre Carmen, widow, r. 1708 Washington
Johankin James, contractor, r. 441 Clementina, rear
Johann A. , boatswain stmr San Juan
Johannessen Emma, domestic 2710 Scott
Johannessen August, foreman S. C. Murray, r. 31
Rausch
Johannessen Rasmus, master mariner, r. 521 Castro
Johaims Theodore, liquors, 321 Bay
Johamiseii Arthur F.. teacher ni'isic, r. 1913 Fulton
Johannsen Frederick H., r. 1814^ Devisadero
Johannsen G. J., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. I8I4J Devi-
sailero
Johannsen Jacob, rigger Pac. Rolling Mills r. 312 Louisi-
ana
Johannsen John, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling Sons Co.,
r. 11 Day
Johannsen Peter, teacher music, r. 115 Cedar Av
Johannsen Willatz, salesman City of Paris, r. 101 Pros-
pect PI
Johansen Alexander, seaman, r. 6 Union
Johansen Andros P., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 44M^uinn
Johansen Anton, stableman Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 418 Jason
Johansen Christina, domestic 1793 McAllister
Johansen Dedrick, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1409b Pa-
cific
Johansen Ernest, foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 429 Mis-
sissijipi
.lOHAN.SEX ER.\E«i«TE, physician, 318 Kearnv,
office hours, 11:30 A. M.to 2:30 P. M., and6i30 to 7:30
P. M. Telephone Main 1008, r. 1809 Oak, Telephone
W>st 444
Johansen George, washer, r. 6 Fella PI
Johansen Gilbert, tailor Charles Adams, r. 925 Natoma
Johansen Gustave, r. 448 Clementina
Johansen Gustave, laborer, r. 600 Minna
Johansen Hattie, domestic 1622 Larkin
Johansen Henrietta, widow, r. 23 Federal
Johan.sen J. K. , porter H. S. Crocker Co. , r. 8 Minna, rear
Johansen John, buggj- washer Berg & Brugge, r. 42
Clay
Johansen J. P. C, master mariner, r. 417 East
Johansen Ole, laborer, r. Alms House
Johanson August W., halftone etcher Union Photo-
Engraving Co. , r. 16 Reed
Johanson Carl A., blacksmith, r. 2119 Greenwich
Johan'on Carl O., tailor, 769 Market, r. 1026 Hampshire
Johanson Frank A., tailor, 432 Montgonieiy, room 17
Johanson Frederick W., tailor Frank A. Johanson
Johanson George, expressman, r. 28 Sacramento
Johanson Gustav (Johansim & Atilstrand) r. 28 Sacra-
mento
.Tohanson Hilma, domestic I03(i Valencia
.lohanson J., fireman >tmr Queen
Johanson Joel, tailor, r. 16 Reed
Johanson John, watchmaker, r. 2251 Birch Av
Johanson Peter, steward, r. 13 Anthony
Johanson Victor, shoemaker, r. 1012 Railroad Av
Johanson Victor, tanner, r. 1129 Florida
Johanson William, stockcutter H. S. Crocker Co., r. 28
Sacramento
JOHAX$0\ A AHLSTK.4XD (Gustav Johanson
and William .\hlstrand) projirietors New Depot
Hotcl,28 Sacramento
8^" Johanson. See Johaunson and Johnson
Johe Heiirj", liquors, SW cor Nineteenth and Valencia,
r. 403 Nineteenth
John A., decorator, r. Golden West Hotel
JOH\ BKOTHER REV., teacher Sacred Heart-
CiiUege
John Edward, driver, r. 626 Jessie
.IOH\ E.niL, archiiect, 14 Grant Av, rooms 45-46,
r. 27524 Bush
John George, barrel washer Claus Wreden & Co., r. 920
Pacific
John George, .seaman stmr City of Sydneyl
John Grace, domestic 2818 Bush
John J. W., waiter stmr Walla Walla
.(ohn Katie, domestic 805 Turk
.lohn Lewis, clerk, r. 302 Fourth
.lohn Lewis T., master mariner, r. 955J Harrison
.lohn Louis, choj) house, 627 Kearny, r. 21 Vallejo
John Maurice, jiorter, r. 304 Mason
John Peter, bo tblaok, NE cor California and Drumm,
r. 61 Dupont
.lOHX SWETT GRAMMAR 8€HOOL, Albert
Lyser principal, N s McAllister bet Franklin and
Gough
.lOHN VVIELA.\D BREM'ERY. See Wicland
John Brewery
John William, capitalist, r. 1015 Gough
Johna, Frederick, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Johns A. M. Mrs., widow, stationery and notions, 24e
Seventh
Johns Alpheus F., bond broker, r. 756 Oak
Johns Cecil D., clerk, r. 210 Fair Oaks
Johns Charles A., clerk Julius Wiener, r. 442 Fell
Johns Edward, waiter Henry Sass, r. 523 Kearny
Johns Edwin L., cigars and tobacco, 450i Third, r. 245
Seventh
Johns Frederick D., machinist, r. 210 Fair Oaks
Johns Hugh M., cashier Hooper & Jennings, r. 816 Sutter
Johns John F., coal oil, 476 Eighth
Johns John F. Jr., driver John F. Johns, r. 476 Eighth
Johns Josiah, r. 210 Fair Oaks
Johns Samuel J., clerk William Johns, r. Alameda
Johns Th'imas, harnessmaker, r. 14 West Mission
Johns Thomas, horseshoer, r. 1526 Folsom
Johns Thomas Mrs. , groceries and liquors. NE cor Haight
and Octavia, r. 124 Haight
Johns Walter L., boxmaker, r. 809 Filbert
■lohns William, manager Sierra Buttes Gold Mining Co.
(limited) 320 Sansome, room 11, r. Alameda
Johns William A., printer, r. 245 Seventh
Johns W. O., teamster, r. Alms House
Johnsen Adolph, painter, r. 22 Turk
Johnsen Albert, capitalist, r. 1718 Howard
Johnsen Augusta, domestic 1320 Jackson
Johnsen Augusta, domestic 2219 California
Johnsen Christiana, domestic 1308 Jones
Johnsen George, seaman, r. 1625 Howard
.Fohnsen LawTence (Keller & Johnsen) r. 624 Seventeenth
Johnsen Ole, seaman stmr Saturn
Johnson A. , r. 4331 Tehama
Johnson .\bner B., horseshoer, r. 1623 Mission
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JOHNSON ABRAHAM B. (Wilson Brothers & Co.)
r. 1328 Vallejo
Johnson Abraham W., deputy Clerk Supreme Court of
(Jalifornia, r. 320 Fell
Johnson A. C. Mrs., physician, office and r. 804 Hai^'ht
Johnson A. Charles, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Johnson Adelia M., widow, r. 1918 Pacific Av, real
Johnson Adolph, cutter Nicoll the Tailor, r. 60(5 Powell
•Johnson Adolph, cook, r. 743 Tehama
Johnson Adolph, seaman, r. 7 Columbia PI
Johnson A. J., c .mpositor Examiner
Jiihnson Al, building supplies, ofi&ce 16 Post, r. Oak-
land
Johnson Albert, cook, r. Sailor's Home
Johnson Albert, cook Swain Bros., r. 510 Stockton
Johnson Albert, decorator, r. Ill* Elm Av
Johnson Albert, driver Herbert & Vogel, r. 31 Bn.adw ay
Johnson Albert, engineer, r. 1729 Stevenson
Johnson Albert, laborer, r. Aims House
Johnson Albert, liquors, 23.'S Chenery
Johnson Albert, paperhanger, r. 32 Berkeley \\\ B. H.
Johnson Albert, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Johnson Albert, steward, r. 145 Fourth
Johnson Albert, teamster, r. 724 Front
Johnson AlViert, teamster, r. Bay View
Johnson Albert. C, lineman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 808 Mission
Johnson Albert L., cook, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Johnson Alhert S., foreman the Grocer and Country
Merchant, r. San Rafael
Johnson Alberts., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 378
Shotwell
Johnson Albert S., p inter Cubery & Co., r. 33 Perrj-
Johnson Albertina, widow, r. 808 Douglas
Johnson Alexander, bartender, r. 105 New Montgomery-
Johnson Alexander, janitor, r. 935 Sacramento
Johnson Alexander, laborer, r. 28 Stevenson
Johnson Alexander, seaman schr Wonder, r. 334 Main
Johnson Alfrefl, janitor, r. 935 Sacramento
Johnson Alfred, laborer, r. 101 Twenty-fourth
Johnson Alfred, laborer, r. Persia Av nr Five Mile House
Johnson Alfred, lodgings, 31 Broadway
Johnson Alfred, machinist Sanborn, Vail Jt Co., r. 72
Brady
Johnson Alfred, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Johnson Alfred, master mariner, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Alfred, plasterer, r. 228 Tenth
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson Alfred, shoemaker, 410A Brannan
Johnson Alfred, teacher dancing, 737 Mission
Johnson Alfred H., steward, r. 816i Nineteenth
Johnson Alfred L., teamster, r. 327 Shotwell
Johnson Alice E. Miss, r. 106 Devisadero
Johnson A. M. Mrs., widow, seamstress La Grand Laun-
dry, r. 1065 Market
Johnson A. M- & Co. (Andrew M. Johnson) boots and
shoes, 46 Fourth
Johnson Amanda, widow, r. 818 Twenty-fifth
Johnson Amos, printer, r. 931a Howard
Johnson Anders, plumber, 224 Thenty-fourth, r. 3421
Sixteenth
Johnson Anderson C, deckhand tug Ethel and Marion,
r. 907 Battery
Johnson An Irea, widow, r. 1332 Valencia
Johnson Andreas, bakery, r. 3421 Sixteenth
Johnson Andres G., laborer, r. 1102i Tennessee
Johnson Andrew, barber, 1231 Market, r. 774 .Stevenson
Johnson Andrew, basketmaker, 407 Harrison
Johnson Andrew, butler, r. 909 Brodenck
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, r. 613 Minna
Johnson Andrew, clerk Johnson & Swensen, r. 12 Jack-
son
Johnson Andrew, deckhand stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Johnson Andrew, fireman, r. 21 Silver
Johnson Andrew, fireman, r. 1106 Indiana
Johnson Andrew, fireman stmr Oregon, r. 216 Sunny-
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.lohnson Andrew, laborer, r. 109 Freelon
Johnson Andrew, laborer, r. 418 Fremont
Johnson Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Johnson Andrew, master mariner, r. 419 East
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 105 Twenty-fourth
.lohnson Andrew, seaman, r. 214 Steuart, rear
Johnson Andrew, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
.lohnson Andrew, waiter, r. 231 Jessie
Johnson Andrew B., groceries and liquors, 648 Minna
Johnson Andrew G., carpeiiter. r. 920 Fell
Johnson Andrew G., cook, r. 31144 Mission
Johnson Andrew G., deck hand stmr Oakland, r. Berke-
ley,
Johnson AndewG., master mariner, r. 1005 Eighteenth
Johnson Andrew J., hostler Farnsworth & Colhns, r. 306
Ritch
Johnson Andrew J. , laborer, r. 909 Illinois
•lohnson Andrew M. (A. M. Johnson & Co.) r. 207 Hyde
Johnson Andrew O., seaman, r. 10 .\lice
Johnson Andrew P., shipcarpenter, r. 136 Ninth
.Johnson Anna, domestic 2310 Post
Johnson Anna C, domestic 2403 Webster
.lohnson Anna L. Mis-i, dressmaking, 823b Capp
Johnson Anna L. Miss, specialist, r. 2225 Howard
Johnson Anna L. P., widow, r. 22071 Pine
Johnson Anna M. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pnmary
School, r. 129 Turk
.lohnson Anna R., widow, r. 30 Lynch
.lohnson Annie, domestic 2218 California
.lohnson Annie," widow, r. 311^ Tenth
Johnson Anthony, cabinetmaker, r. 645 Folsom'
.lohnson Anthony, laborer, r. Alms House
.lohnson Anthony B., r. 725 Pine
.lohnson Anton, cook, r. 1313 Ma-son
Johnson Anton, laborer, r. 602 Minna
Johnson A. P. , r. 6 Franklin
.lohnson Arthur, shade maker, r. 218i Loml)ard
.lohnson August, deck hand stnn- EI Capiten, r. Oakland
.lohnson August, electrician, r. 109 Freelon
.Johnson August, ship carpenter, r. 844 Folsom
.lohnson Avigust, stenographer Cornelius Toohey, r. tl.i
Post
.Johnson Auu-ust, tailor, r. 1143 Mission
.lohnson August, vamisher Frolich &Meighan, r. 10 .Mor-
ris Av
.lohnson August, wool cleaner, r. 5 Clyde
.lohnson August A., deckhand stmr Alameda
Johnson August H., mate schr Industry, r. 7.-.7 Harrison
.lohnson Augusta, cook Neils J. Lund
lohnson Augusta, domestic Baldwin Hotel
.Johnson Au.'usta B., domestic 13 Middle
Johnson Au-ustiiie .Miss, glovemaker, r. 1504 Mission
.IOH.\!»OX AKilSTIS. pn>prietor Contra Costa
House, 14 .lacksoii
.lohnson Augustus S. (Johnson Bros.) r. 1106 Green
Johnson Avalin E. Miss, teacher South End Primary
School, r. 2636 Howard
Johnson A. W., plumber Henry Hufschmidt, r. Oak-
land
.lohnson Axel, cellannan, r. 4a Antonio
.Johnson Axel, gripman, r. 3 Mission Court
.lohnson Barton W., cashier Pacific Christian, r. San Jose
Johnson Belle Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
.Johnson Benjamin, butcher, r. .Seventh Av South bet 51
.lohnson Benjamin, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1205
Buchanan
.lohnson Benjamin, fireman, r. 117 Natoma
.lohnson Benjamin, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
lohnson Benjamin F., driver, r. 437 Climier
Johnson Benjamin F., wagonmaker Lonney Bro ., r
Oakland ^ .
Johnson Benjamin W. F., messenger U.S. Engineers
office, r. 141 Minna
Johnson Bernard, stevedore, r. 34 Perrj-
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Johnson Bernhard, machinist, r. 232 Van Ness Av
■Johnson Benihard, quartermaster, r. 37^ East
Johnson Bertha Miss, dressmaking, 203 Taylor
Johnson Bertram, cvqienter, r. 3 Mission Court
Johnson B. ()., hceman, r. 2826 Pine
Johnson Bridget, widow, r. 121 Langton
JOH.^iSON BROTHERS (Ellsworth E. and Augustus
S.) groceries, 1843 Polk
Johnson Brothers (George F. and John H. ) groceries,
247 Fifth
Johnson Brothers 1 James L. and LawTeuce) teas and
coffees, 250 Sixth
Johnson Byron R., floor walker Will k Finck Co., r. 518
Dev-isadero
Johnson C, carpenter, r. 81 Natoma
Johnson Carl, carpenter, r. 425 Turk
Johnson Carl, conductor Powell St. RR., r. 9h Morrell PI
Johnson Carl, laborer, r. 20 Merritt
Johnson Carl, tailor, r. 1001 Folsom
Johnson Carl, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Johnson Carlton H., compositor Commercial Pub. Co.,
r. 416 O'Farrell
Johnson Carrie L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Stockton
Johnson Carroll, asst freight and ticket agent S. F. ami
N. P. RR. Co., Tiburon Ferry, r. 125 Wood
Johnson Catherine, widow, r. 913 Filbert, rear
JOHMSO^V C. B. A- CO. (Charles B. Johnson) boiler
and steampipe covering, agent for H. W. Johns
Manufacturing Co., New York, NE cor Davis and
Pacific, Telephone Main 50^
Johnson Charles (Johnson i: Halversen) r. 28 Jackson
Johnson Charles, bartender, r. 1346 Valencia
Johnson Charles, carpenter, r. 1007 Stanyan
Johnson Charles, coachman 834 Post
Johnson Charles, coalpasser stmr Alameda
Johnson Charles, cook, r. 435 Fulton
Johnson Charles, cook sthr Ro.sy H.
Johnson CJharles, cooper, r. 12 Cherubusco
Johnson Charles, deckhand stmr Sausallto
Johnson Charles, dredger, r. 31 Broadway
Johnson CTiarles, driver, r. 451 Valencia
Johnson Charles, expressman, r. 14 Clyde
Jolmson Charles, helper Atlas Iron \\Tcs, r. 109i Free-
Ion
Johnson Charles, helper C. W. Prentiss, r. 325 Minna
Johnson Charles, laborer, r 31 Welch
Johnson Charles, laborer, r. 109 Freelon
Jolinson Charles, liquors, 422 East, r. 10 Washington
.lohiison Charles, longshoreman, r. 114 Pacific
•lohiisi.ii riiarles, longshoreman, r. S09 York
.li>liiisi.ii Charles, marine fireman, r. 611 Lombard
•lobiiscri Charles, marine fireman, r. 1109i Montgomery
Johnson Charles, master schr Charles R" Wilson, r. 655
Harrison
Johnton Charles, master tug Tiger, r. Sausalito
Johnson Charles, mate schr Parkersburg, r. 64 Sacra-
mento
Johnson Charles, miner, r. Alms House
Johnson Charles, musician, r. 1151 Folsom
Johnson Charles, plumber, r. 321 O'Farrell
Jolmson Charles, quartennaster stnu- Australia
■lohnson Charles, seaman, r. 9 Clay
.lohnsnij Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
• lohiixiii diaries, .seaman, r. 29J Freelon
• l..lins,.ii riiailes, seaman, r. 152A Steuart
.Inlinsiiii I harles, seaman, r. 2381 Ritch
Johnson c:harles, seaman, r. 259b Clara
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Johns >n Charles, seaman, r. 337 Bryant, rear
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 419 East
.lohnson Charles, seaman, r. 1104 Indiana
.luhns.pii Charles, seaman, stmr City of Pueblo
Jolmson Charles, stevedore, r. 319 Folsom
.loliiisoii Charles, with California Ca.sket Co., r. 1035 Dc
Haro
Johnson Charles Mrs., furnished rooms, 1031 Mission
Johnson Charles A., butcher, r. 1232 Sixth Av South
Johnson Charles A., master schr Glendale, office 22
Market, room 12, r. Sausalito
Johnson Charles A., teamster, r. 234 Church
Johnson Charles B. (C. B. Johnson &Co.) r. Hotel Fair-
mount
Johnson Charles C, butcher, r. 1031 Mission
Johnson C^haries E., r. 708 Taylor
Johnson Charles E., porter, 421 Hyde
Johnson Charles E., secretarv The George F. Eberhard
Co., 12-14 Drumm, r. 611 Post
Johnson Charles F. (Johnson & Secor) r. 134 Twelfth
Johnson Charles F., laborer, r. 1326 Florida
Johnson Charles F., lineman, r. 2826 Pine
.IOH.\SON CH.4.RLES FREE.'M.IX, law stenograph-
er, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 22 Hawthonie
Johnson Char es G., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Johnson Charles H. (J. G. Johnson & Son) r. 2416 How-
ard
Johnson Charles H., blacksmith, r. 121 Second Av
Johnson Charles H., clerk Henrj- Johnson, r. 1009 Stan-
yan
Johnson Charles H. , Imnberman, r. 31 Welsh
Johnson Charles H., tailor, r. 418 J Ivy Av
Johnson Charles H. F., marker Electric Laundry, r. 1153
Howard
Johnson (Charles J., bakery, 1346 Valencia
Johnson Charles J., carpenter, r. 250 Carl
Johnson Charles K., laundr\inan, r. 129 Hartford
Johnson Charles K., rigger, r. 2104 Greenwich
Johnson Charles L., waiter, r. 704 Folsom
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Johnson Charles M., (ari>enter, r. 27 Beaver
Johnson Charles M., operator J. Holler, r. 11 Marye Ter-
race
Johnson Charles M. Mrs., r. 540 Ellis
Johnson Charles N., r. 146a Fifth
Johnson Charles X., laborer, r. 332 Geary
Johnson Charles N., plumber, r. 126J Langton
Johnson Charles O., with N. Gray & Co., r. 643 Sacra-
meifto
Johnson Charles P., driver, r. Clark bet Drumm and
Davis
Johnson Charles R., civil engineer, r 512 Golden Gatv
Av
Johnson Charles R., vice president Union Lumber Co.,
22 Market, room 3, r. 1901 Baker
Johnson Charles S., engineer S. F. Stove Wks., r. 412
Bnnnan
Johnson Charles V. seaman, r. 37i Chesley
Johnson Charlotte, cook, 1601 Van Ness Av
Johnson Chauncey M., chemist State Board of Trade
Exhibit, r. 5"'"2 Ninth
Johnson Chris, bartender, r. 106 Steuart
Johnson Chris, porter, r. 613 Minna
Johnson Christ, cook, schr Charles R. Wilson
Johnson Christ, teamster, r. SW corSteiner and Waller
Johnson Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 38 Ringold
Johnson Christian, carpenter, r. 505 Vermont
Johnson Christian, carpenter, r. 1906b Mission
Johnson Christian, marine fireman, r. 152J Steuart
Johnson Christian, jiainter, r. 161 Dore
Johnson Christian, stonecutter, r. 25c Thirteenth
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Johnson (Christian A., shoemaker, r. 2 Delta
Johnson Vh istian K., cabinetmaker, r. 1504 Mission
Johnson Christian J., carpenter, r. Vermont bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Johnson Christian T., earbuilder, r. 1504 Mission
Johnson Christina, domestic 1359 Folsom
Johnson Christina, domestic 2409 Octavia
Johnson Christopher, repacker, 405 Front, r. West Ber-
keley
Johnson Clara, domestic 703 Oak
Johnson Clara domestic 1105 Taylor
Johnson Clara Mrs., 108 Valpaiaiso
Johnson Clarence D., clerk, r. 33 Washington Av
JOHNSON COLUMBIA C, printer and musician,
1015 Mason
Johnson Company (Johnstown, Pa.) A. C. Dibert agent,
41 M lis Bldtr, 8th floor
Johnson Constant, laborer Pac. Rolliiig Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Johnson Cora Miss, hairdressing, 424 Turk, r. 808 Doug-
lass
Johnson C. W., rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co., r.
114 Shipley
Johnson Daniel, hostler, r. 2536 Market
Johnson Daniel laborer, r. 28 Rincon PI
Johnson David, laborer, r. 503| Natoma
Johnson David W. (Johnson & Nodder) r. 3 South Br(.)d-
erick
Johnson D. C, traveling salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r. San Jose
Johnson D. M. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Harrison Av
Johnson Ebba Miss, teacher music, r. 401 Park Road
Johnson Edith B. Miss, teacher music, r. 23 Stockton
Johnson Edmund, janitor, r. 104 Silver
Johnson Edward, clerk, r. 218i Lombard
Johnson Eaward, machinist, r. 311^ Tenth
Johnson Edward, master mariner, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson Edward, master mariner, r. 907 Battery
Johnson Edward, master mariner, r. 115 Webster
Johnson Edward, master stmr Scotian, oflice 22 Market,
room 2, r. West Oakland
Johnson Edward, miller, r. 416 Fifth
Johnson E.lw ird, molder, r. 126J Langton
Johnson Edward, salesman W. S. Nolan & Co., r. 74
Ninth
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. 6 Union
Johnson Edward, seaman stmr Acapulco
Johnson Edward, ship carpenter, r. 114| Tehama
Johnson Edward, watchman, r. 1224 Broadway
Johnson Edward H., buyer Benton & Hawley, r. 10
Lewis
Johnson Edward J., framemaker, r. 423 Union
Johnson Edward P., boxmaker, r. 416 Fifth
Johnson Edward T., druggist Robert A. McLean, r. 12!)
Hartford
Johnson Edwin, 1st oflScer stmr Ukiah, r. 725 Filbert
Johnson Edwin, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Johnson Edwin, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 633 Cali-
fornia
Johnson Edwin 0., tailor, 83 Stevenson, rear, r. Oak-
land
Johnson E. J., r. 1045 Market
Johnson E. L., trimmer Edison Light and Power Co., r.
210 Jones
Johnson Elijah S., livery stable, 680 McAllister
Johnson Elizabeth, domestic 2510 Clay
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Bridge PI
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 311 Thirtieth
Johnson Ella E., widow, r. 106 Devisadero
Johnson Ellen, domestic 1603 Larkin
Johnson Ellen M., widow, r. 511^ Franklin
Johnson Ellison C, r. 16 Hunt
Johnson Ellsworth E. (Johnson Bros.) r. 1106 Green
Johnson Emil (Fletcher & Johnson) r. 1623 Pine
Johnson Emil, teamster, r. 51 Belcher
Johnson Emil, conductor, r. 511 Frederick
Johnson Emily, domestic 2628 Sacramento
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
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622 TV^KRKET STREET
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Johnson Emma, domestic 916 Taylor
Johnson Emma, domestic 1316 Guerrero
Johnson Emma, domestic, r. 2330 Jones
Johnson Emma R. Mrs., housekeeper 606 Montgomery
Johnson Emmett, elevatonnan, r. 120 O'Farrell
Johnson Eric A., wire worker, r. 1304 Sanchez
.Johnson Ernest, fisherman, r. NW cor Broderick nr
Tonquin
.lohnson Emest, with Shreve &, Co., r. 1143 Mission
Johnson E. T., waiter, r. 1611 Clara
.Johnson Eva Miss, recorder The Maze, r. 721 Golden Gate
Av
.lohnson Eva, widow, r. 1216 Fillmore
Johnson F. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 609 Post
.lohnson Florence Mrs. r. 266 Jessie
.lohnson Florence E. Miss, stenographer, r. 30 Lynch
Johnson Floyd, r. 142i Fourth
Johnson Francis F., physician and surgeon, r 2225 How-
ard
•lohnson Frank, assistant foreman Engine 9, r. 73 Clem-
entina
Johnson Frank, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills Co., r. 525
Connecticut
.lohnson Frank, carpenter, r. Alms House
Johnson Frank, clerk, r. 243 Hickory Av
Johnson Frank, clerk, r. 308 Iowa
Johnson Frank, clerk William C. Clifford, r. 1033 Val-
Johnson Frank, engineer, r. W s Webster bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Johnson Frank, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 9271 Post
Johnson Frank, master schr Winchester, r. 2004 Union
Johnson Frank, paperhanger, r. 32 Berkeley Av, B. H.
Johnson Frank, porter, r. 1002^ Jackson
Johnson Frank, teamster, r. 1410 Nebraska
Johnson Frank, waiter, r. 1006 Clay
Johnson Frank B., teamster Engineers' Dept U. S. A.,
F..rt Point
Johnson Frank D., student, r. 439 O'Farrell
Johnson Frank D., painter, r. 622 Eddy
Johnson Frank H., asst superintendent Guadaloupc
Dairy Co., r. cor Fifteenth Av South and San Bruno
Av
Johnson Frank H., driver, r. 738^ Twenty-second
Johnson Frank O., proprietor San Pedro Hotel, 6 How-
.lOHNSON FR.VNK .S., president The Johnson-Locke
Mercantile Co., NE cor California and Front, r. San
Rafael
.I.jhnson Fred, laborer, r. 527 Sacramento
Johnson Fred, laborer, r. cor Sixth Av South and -M
Johnson Fred, seaman stmr Mariposa
.lohnson Frederick, bartender, r. 271 Stevenson
.iuhnson Frederick, cooper, r. 432 Broadway
Johnson Frederick, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
.lohnson Frederick, laborer, r. 32i Chesley
lohnson Frederick, pressman, r. 1031 Mission
.lohnson Frederick, tailor, r. 1424i Pacific
.lohnson Frederick, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 103:) De
.lohnson Frederick F., machinist, r. 378 Shotwell
.lohnson Frederick J., musician, r. 628 Natoma
Johnson Frederick M., master mariner, r. .536 Mc.\llister
lohnson Frederick M., mining expert, r. 636 Post
Johnson Frederick P., painter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 24 « J
Johnson Frederick S., tre;isurer J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
3214 Jackson
.Johnson Frederick T., clerk Subsistence Dept L. S. A.,
r. Oa'iland
Johnson G., gripman, r. 802 Lott ^, ^.^
Johnson Gabriel P. , stonecutter, r. 1607 O Farrell
Johnson G. E., laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Johnson George (Harvev & Johnsonl r. 306 Bartlett
John.son George, butcher, 148 Fifth, r 327 Hill
Johnson George, carpenter, r. 802 Filbert
Johnson George, driver, r. 1249 Mission
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JOHNSON' GEORGE, grand secretary Grand Lodge
¥. i; A. M., Masonic Temple, r. 2504 Washington,
Telephone Main 1083
Johnson George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312
Louisiana
Johnson George, master mariner, r. 1007 Dolores
Johnson George, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Johnson (Jeorge A., butcher, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Johnson George A., clerk Thomas J. Walsh & Co., r. 12--'
Ash Av
Johnson George C, carrier Post Office, r. 609 Walnut
Johnson George E., teamster, r. 429 Church
Johnson George F. (Johnson Bros.) r. 247 Fifth
Johnson George F. , teamster, r. 678 Brannan
Johnson George H. , 1st officer bark S. C. Allen, r. Oak-
land
Johnson G«orge L., paintt^r, r. 215 Gough
Johnson G«orge O. , clerk Easton, Incell & Messinger, r.
•5 Stockton PI
Johnson George T., r. 6 Stockton PI
Johnson George W., attorney at law, 819 Market, room
.W, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Johnson George W., car^ienter, r. 1417 Calif oniia
Johnson George W., jjorter, r. Iti Hunt
Johnson Gertrude Miss, stenographer John R. Aitken,
r. Oakland
Johnson G. P. S., carj'enter, r. 3007 Harrison
Johnson Grace Miss, r. 913 Filbert
Johnson Gunder, marine engiiieer, r. 137j Silver
Johnson Gustaf, with Gustaf Holmberg, r. 957 Howard
Johnson Gustaf A. r. 1525 California
Johnson Gustav, boatbuilder, r. 113 Welsh
Johnson Gustav, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. 2 Wash-
ington
Johnson Gustav, master stmr \Miitesboro, r. Alameda
Johnson Gustav M., rubber stamp mnfr, 1806 Folsom
Johnson Oustave, clerk John McLaughlin, r. 443 Spear
Johnson Gustave, coachman, r. 1316 Suiter
Johnson Gustave, driver, r. 1319 Folsom
Johnson Gustave, foreman oyster beds il. B. Moraghan,
r. MUlbrae
Johnson Gustave, laborer, r. 9 Clay
Johnson Gustave. laundryman, r. 837 Folsom
.lohnson Gustave, musician, r. 568 Minna
.lohnson Gustave, picture frames, r. 467i Stevenson
•Johnson Gustave, waiter, r. 631J Natoma
Johnson H., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1313 Calif omia
Johnson H., longshoreman, r. 22 Sacramento
■lohnson Hagbart, carriage maker, r. 22 Turk
Johnson Hannah, domestic, 2310 Sacramento
.Iiihnson Hans, laborer, r. 15 Madison Av
.luhnson Hans, tailor, 533 Second
Jiihnson Harrj-, boatman, Folsom St. wharf
Ji'hnson Harry, cigars and tobacco, 100 Jackson
.lohnson Hairy, cook schr Adelia Griffin
•Inhiisun Harry, expressman, r. 10 Kissling
John?, in Harry, laborer, r. 14 Ohio
Jnhii--nn Harry, seam.n, r. 31 Broadway
Jdhnsun Harry, tomale maker, r. 17 Pinkney PI
Johnson Harry, waiter, r. 603 Pine
Johnson Harry, wood and coal, 124 Fell
Johnson Harry C, enginter, r. 742i Harrison
Johnson Harry D., brass finisher, i" 126 J Langton
.lohnson Harry L., traveling salesman Doembecher Fur-
niture Mnfg Co. , r. 464 Oak
Johnson Hattie, saleslady, r. Hotel Fainnont
Johnson Henrj-, collector, r. 1021 Clay
Johnson Henrj', cook, r. 1239i Market
Johnson Henry, delicacies, 1045 Howard, r. 1009 Stan-
j an
Johnson Henry, elevatorman Hotel Miramar
Johnson Henri', laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
Johnson Henry, laborer, r. 1408 Mission ■».-> j
Johnson Henr}% laborer, r. 3.'.53 Fillmore
Johnson Henrj", liquors, 228 Pacific, r. 706 Batten
Johnson Henrj-, longshoremon, r. 412 Folsom
Johnson Henrj % piano mover, r. 913 Filbert
Johnson Henrj-, sailmaker, r. 1513i Dupont
Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 614 Folsom
Johnson Henry, tanner, r. 1223 Rhode Island
Johnson Henrj- A. , master bark Enoch Talbot, office 6
California
manager Pope Mnfg Co., 334 Post
1st officer schr Peerless,
r. 309 Minna
bookkeeper C. H. Evans & Co., r.
Johnson Henry C.
r. Hotel Savoy
Johnson Heniy J.,
Chestnut
John.son Henrj' N.,
Johnson Henrv P.,
2016 Greeii
Johnson Henry R., laborer, r. Lake Honda
Johnson Herman, sawyer, r. 13 Geneva
Johnson Hilda Miss, governess, r. 811 Guerrero
Johnson Hilda Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
1627^ Howard
Johnson Hilma, domestic 324 Bartlett
Johnson Hilma Miss, student, r. 27 Beaver
Johnson Hiram W., machinist Atlas Iron Wks, r. SOT
-Mariposa
Johnson Hjalmer, seaman, r. 12a.Dore
Johnson H. Perkins, bookkeeper, r. 2016 Green
Johnson Hugh, clerk, r. 315 Mason
Johnson Hugh, broom merchant, r. 143J Eleventh
Johnson Hugh N., salesman J. W. Ely & Co., r. 315 Ma-
son
Johnson Humphrey, insurance, r. 201 Twenty-fourth
Johnson Ida, domestic 1510 Post
Johnson Ida, domestic 2101 Pacific Av
Johnson Ida, domestic 2431 Green
Johnson Ida Miss, vestmaker, r. 1332 Valencia
Johnson Ira S. , carpenter, r. 5 Hyde
Johnson Isaac, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1309 Larkin
Johnson Isabella Mrs., furnished rooms, 1217 Mission
Johnson Iver, cooper, r. 448 Xinth
Johnson J., 4th officer stmr Wall Walla
Johnson Jacob, laborer, r. 1122 De Haro
Johnson Jacob, tailor, r. 15 Dikeman PI
Johnson Jacob, tailor, r. 42 Everett
JOH.NiiiO^ JACOB C, president J. C. Johnson &
Co., 400 Market, r. 1519 Van Ness Av
Johnson James (Johnson & Ebighi r. North Temescal,
Cal.
Johnson James, clerk, r. 25b Belvedere
Johnson James, clerk, r. 38 Natoma
Johnson James, compositor Report, r. 126-2a Eighteenth
Johnson James, cook, r. 712 Stockton
JOHN.SON J.lMiES, general insurance agent and
commission, 9 Mission, r. Oakland
Johnson James, waiter, r. 6 Bernard
Johnson James, waiter, r. 52 Natoma
.Johnson James, waiter stmr San Juan
Johnson James A. attomev at law, 916 Market, room 73,
r. 2835 Bush
Johnson James B. Jr., r. 823b Capp
Johnson James E., groceries and liquors, 1626 Harrison,
r. 313i Thirteenth
Johnson James E. , steel temperer, r. 34J Marj-
Johnson James H. B., managerC. B. Johnson & Co., r.
1015 Dolores
Johnson James K. , attomev at law, 14 Sansome, room
37, r 813 Bush
Johnson James L (Johnson Bros.) r. 250 Sixth
Johnson Jane, widow, r. 228 Valley
Johnson Jane Miss, waitress, r. 115i Folsom
Johnson J. Axel R., clerk, r. 2831 Folsom
Johnson J. C, 2d officer stmr Rio de Janeiro
JOHNSTON J. C. A CO. (incorporated) J. C. John
president, C. P. Le Breton secretarj-, E. H. Hor
■vice-president and manager, importers and mann
facturers harness and saddlerj- and dealers leathti
and saddlery hardware, 400 Market, Telephone Ma
624
Johnson J. E. , porter, r. 409 Pacific
Johnson Jennie, domestic 110 Haight
Johnson Jennie, domestic, 3215 Sacramento
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING COj
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
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HERCULES GA5 AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Johnson Jennie, widow, r. 508 Powell
Johnson Jennie, widow, r. 1216 Twentieth
Johnson Jens, master schr C. t>. Holmes, Pier 4 Steuart
Johnson Jeremiah, salesman P. Greenberg & Co., r. 808
Douglass
Johnson Jeremiah V., molder, r. 348 Shipley
Johnson J. G. & Son (JosiahG. and Charles H.) whole-
sale buj«hers, W s M South nr Fifth Av and First Av
South rir Rjilroad Av, office 331 Kearnj', room 12
Johnson J. Milan, laborer, r. 29 South Park
Johnson J. O., bartender, r. 113 Eddy
Johnson Johanna, domestic 1412 Mission
Johnson Johanna, domestic 3011 Sacramento
Johnson Johanna Mrs., nurse, r. 622 San Jose Av
Joiinson John, r. 917 Twenty-second
Johnson John, barber, 107 Powell, r. 1457 Guerrero
Johnson John, bartender New Washington Hotel
Johnson John, bedmaker Olympic House, r. 904 Kearn>
Johnson John, boxmaker, r. 1314 Baker
Johnson John, bricklayer, r. Alms House
Johnson John, butcher, r. 1236 Sixth Av South
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 22i Louisa
.Johnson John, carpenter, r. 124 Caselli Av
Johnson John, cari»enter, r. 401 Buena Vista Av
Johnson John, carpenter, 1234 Eighteenth
Johnson John, clerk, r. 243 Hickory Av
Johnson John, clerk, r. 220 Pacific
Johnson John, clerk Henry Lachmann, r. 1319 Pine
Johnson John, coachman 603 Sutter
Johnson John, cook, r. 16 Natonia
Johnson John, cook, r. 48i Silver
Johnson John, cook, r. SW cor North Point and Keamj-
Johnson John, deckhand stmrSausalito, r. 6 Washington
.Johnson John, driver Albright Bros., r. 31 Lily Av
Johnson John, electrician, r. 664^ Howard
Johnson John, engineer, r. 631 Bryant
Johnson John, filer, r. 715 Howard
Johnson John, fireman Market St. Ry, r. cor Oak and
Broderick
Johnson John, fireman stnir Santa Rosa
Johnson John, fruits, r. 1400 Seventh Av South
Johnson John, hostler, r. 224 Seventeenth
Johnson John, grinder, r. 418 Fremont
Johnson John, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 338 Second Av
Johnson John, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 103 Cortland
Av
Johnson John, janitor General Electric Co., r. Oakland
Johnson John, laborer, r. Hi Sacramento
Johnson John^ laborer, r. 424 Eleventh
Johnson John' laborer, r. 1827 Greenwich
Johnson John', laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 304 Louisi
anan
Johnson John, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 1035 DeHaro
Johnson John, lamplighter, r. 2903 Pine
Johnson John, longshoreman, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Johnson John, longshoreman, r. S s Joost bet Arcade
and «;iinton Av
Johnson John, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnson John, master mariner, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson John, master schnr Reliance
Johnson John, porter Golden West Hotel
.Johnson John, seaman, r. 6 Union
Johnson John, seaman, r. 15i Freelon
Johnson John, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Johnson John, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Johnson John, seaman, r. 247 Second
Johnson John, seaman, r. 318 Fremont
Johnson John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Johnson John, shoemaker, r. 9^ Glover
Johnson John, sign painter, r. 328 Third
Johnson John, stevedore, r. 18 Laurel PI
Johnson John, steward, r. 873^ Market
Johnson John, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 20
Parker Av
Johnson John, tailor, r. 42 Everett
Johnson John, wood finisher, r. 1332 Valencia
Johnson John A., carpenter, r. 1 Cottage Row
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Johnson John A., driver Pac. Tallow Wks, r. Nineteenth
Av South, Bay View
Johnson John A., stonecutter, r. 503 Edna
Johnson John A., teamster, r. 1213 Folsom
Johnson John A. R., clerk Sanders & Johnson, r. 2831
Folsom
Johnson John C. (Schreiber & Johnson) r. Ills Florida
Johnson John C, capitalist, r. 708 Taylor
Johnson John C, liquor dealer, r. 73 Natoma
Johnson John C, seaman, r. 229 East
Johnson John D., carpenter, r. 409 Pacific
Johnson John E., bartender, r. 1006 Clay
.Johnson John E., civil engineer, r. 807 Leavenworth
Johnson John E., lineman, r. 2826 Pine
Johnson John F., porter John Everdmg & Co., r. 102
Vandewater
.IOHK!«0.\ JOH!« F., proprietor New Whitehall Oy-
ster and Chop House, 523 East
Johnson John F., stonemason, r. .333 Sixth
Johnson John G., baseball player, r. 1110 Montgomery
Johnson John H. (Johnson Bros.) r. 247 Fifth
Johnson John H., clerk, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Johnson John H. D., butcher, r. 373 Sanchez
Johnson John J., brassmolder, r. 228 Valley
Johnson John J. , waiter, r. 1005 Powell
Johnson John K., fireman, r. 18255 Union
Johnson John M. (Johnson & Gissler)r. 204 Steuart
Johnson John M., painter, r. 102 Jackson
Johnson John N., junk, 566 Mission
Johnson John P., carpenter, r. 3007 Harrison
Johnson John P., laborer, r. 1330 Church
Johnson John P., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2556 Geary
Johnson John R., tailor, r. 7135 Bush
Johnson John's., marine fireman, r. 1525 Steuart
Johnson John T., cariJenter, r. 2419 Clay, rear
Johnson John W., dentist, office and r. 4Uli Hayes
Johnson John W., driver O'Brien & Spotonio, r. 2105
Powell
Johnson John W., merchant, r. 867 Mission
Johnson John W., painter, r. 1615 Clay
Johnson Joseph, r. 127 Fourth
Johnson Joseph, boilermaker, r. 553 Folsom
Johnson Joseph, laborer, r. Alms House
Johnson Joseph, seaman, r. 39 Rausch
JOHNSON JOSEPH A. »....^.....
sien painter. .'>!* lallfornla, r. I»I0 Mason
Johnson Joseph A., journalist, r. 321 Van Ness Av
Johnson Joseph B., editfir and proprietor Pacific Chris-
tian, 30 Donohoe Bldg, r. San Jose, Cal.
Johnson Joseph D., salesman Redington & Co., r. 1509
Webster
Johnson Joseph H., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Johnson Joseph M. (Brown &JJohnson) r. 210a O'Farrell
Johnson Joseph M., salesman Frank Bros., r. Berkeley
Johnson Joseph P., wood and coal. 493 Cortland A\
Johnson Joseph W., paver, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Johnson Josephine, widow, r. 711 Howard
Johnson Joseph G. (J. G. Johnson & Son) r. 34 Oak
(irove Av
Johnson Josie Miss, clerk Rash & Johnson r. 604 Brod-
erick
.Johnson Julia, domestic 2323 Devisadero
Johnson Julius, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1511
Valencia
Johnson Julius, waiter, r. 639 Mission
Johnson Kirl, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 3315 Mis-
sissip])i
Johnson Karl, driver Peoples' Dain,-, r. 233 Eighteenth
.lOHXSOX KATE (estate of) office 120 Sutter, room 55
Johnson Katherine, mirse St. Luke's Hospital
Johnson Lars P., bartender, r. 3241 Tenth
Johnson Lawrence (Johnson B.-os.) r. 250 Sixth
Johnson Lena, domestic 1714 California
Johnson Lena Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 1-:<I(1\
Johnson Lena Mrs., bakery, 407 Harrisi>n|
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JOH\SO.V LKWIf* .M., secretary The Johuson-Locke
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Johnson Lizzie, widow, r. 1-224 Broathvav
Johnson Lizzie L. Miss,
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Jobiison seeretary, <l'. H. Haskell Jr., C.
t'. Kin<iey and >V. A. Liebrr directors,
Kliippluj: and roniniission merchants and
agents of the Panama iSteani .Slilp Co. and
\orth American Navigation Co., \E cor
California and Front, Telephone Front
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Johnson Lola Miss, carpet sewer, r. 311 J Franklin
Johnson Lottie, domestic 401 Buchanan
Johnson Lottie Mrs., r. 532 Fourth
Johnson Louis, liquors, 227 Jackson
Johnson Louis, machinist Pac. Can Co. , r. 244 Sixth
Johnson Louis, stableman, r. 1214 Folsom
Johnson Loais, steward, r. 757 Folsom
Johnson Louis, teamster, r. 333 Clementina
Johnson Louis D., student, r. 508a Fulton
Johnson Louis E., inmer La Grande Laundry, r. 12 Hen
rietta Square
Johnson Louis E., machinist, r. 14S Sixth
Johnson Louis F., carpenter, r. 1810 Stockton
Johnson Louis T., laborer, r. 1069 Broadway
Johnson Louisa, domestic 1521 Jackson
Johnson Louisa, widow, r. 1005 Powell
Johnson Louise Miss, teacher music, r. 827 Turk
Johnson Lucretia, widow, r. 1015 Mason
Johnson Luther A., carpenter, r. 412 Brannaii
JOUXi^O.N .n., proprietor Johnson's Restaurant, 28
Mont^fomery and Junction Cafe, 1304 Market, r.
1613b Sutter
Johnson M., seaman stmr Pomona
Johnson M. Miss, dressmaking, 633 Sutter
Johnson M. A., cook, r. 14 Jackson
Johnson Mabel A. Miss, r. 6 Rausch
Johnson Maggie, domestic 658 Ashburj-
Johnson Maggie Miss, liquors, 2002 Union, r. 2004 Union
Johnson Magnus, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1077^
Tennessee
Johnson Marcu5G., salesman Henry O. Wiedero, r. 332
Thirtieth
Johnson Marcus M., manager Cal. Nevada Creamery Co.,
r. Alameda
Johnson Marcus M. Jr. , bookkeeper Cal. Nevada Cream-
ery Co., r. Alameda
Johnson Margaret, widow, r. 113 T^venty-fourth
Johnson Margaret, widow, r. 709 Buchanan
Johnson Maria, domes ic 303 Lott
Johnson Ma? ie J. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar School,
'^:~ r. 305 Jones
Johnson Ma* tin (Johnson & Brown) r. 318 Nineteenth
Johnson Mar.in, foreman CaL Chemical Wks, r. 1418
Nebraska
Johnson Martin, longshoreman, r. 15 Parker
Johnson Mart n, machinist, r. 5 Ritch
Johnson Mary, cook 407 Turk
Johnson Mary, domestic 408 Post
Johnson Mary, domestic 802 Turk
Johnson Marj% nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Johnson Mary, widow, r. 9c Sherwood PI
Johnson Marj', widow, r. 122 Ash Av
Johnson Maiy Miss, r. 923 Greenwich
Johnson Mary Mrs., r Alms House
Johnson Mary A., widow, r. 335 Tenth
Johnson Marv J. Mr?., proprietor Van Ness House,
1812 Market
Johnson Matilda, domestic 2112 California
Johnson Matilda, widow, r. 13 Rincon Av
Johnson Matilda Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 811
Iowa
BONESTELL & CO.
40-I 3ANSOME; ST.
Johnson May Miss, carpetsewer, r. olli Franklin
Johnson M. C, sea. nan stmr Walla Walla
Johnson McClellan L., gripman, r. 1297 Castro
Johnson M. G., clerk Post Office
Johnson Michael, teamster, r. SV\' cor Steiner and Waller
Johnson Michel, shipcanjent«r, r. 209 Steuart
Johnson Minnie, domestic 1829 Clay-
Johnson Minnie, oraestic 2314 California
Johnson Minnie V. Miss, stenographer, r. 136 Ninth
Johnson Mitchell, marine engineer, r. 52a South Park
Johnson Morris, waiter, r. 312i Clementina
Johnson M. P., deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Berkeley
Johnson Naomi Miss, r. 1615 Clay
Johnson Nellie, domestic, r. 2232 Broadway
Johnson Nels, laborer, r. 532 Fourth
Johnson Nels, carpenter, r. 1850 Stevenson
Johnson Nels, steward Young & Matthey, r. S^^ Market
Johnson Nels W. , laborer, r. 255 Perry, "rear
Johnson Nelson, laborer, r. 1300 Turk
Johnson Nelson, seaman, r. 804 Vallejo
Johnson Nelson, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Johnson Nelson J., liquors, 519 East, r. 515 East
Johnson Nelson P., shoemaker, 806 Valencia, r. 243
Hickory Av
Johnson Nettie Miss, dressmaking, 429 Eddy
Johnson X. G., seaman, r. 229 East
Jihnson Niel, horseshoer, 104 Golden Gat« Av., r. 32
T«enty-third
Johnson Niels, confectionerj-, 1136 Market, r. 325 Eddv
Johnson Nils G. (Johnson & Swanson) r. 1131 Kentuckv
Johnson Niels P. , tailor, r. 6 August Alley
Johnson Nils P., trimmer O. W. Nordwell, r. Oakland
Johnson N. S., 1st officer stmr Dauntless
Johnson O., musician, r. 2645 Mission
Johnson Die, laborer, r. 366 Natonia
Johnson Ole, laborer, r. W s Broderick nr Baker
Johnson Ole, teamster, r. 516 Jessie
Johnson Ole M., master schr Nettie Sundborg. 27 Steuart
Johnson Oliver S., painter Thomas M. H. Kelly, r. 632
San Jose Av
.Johnson Olof, gripman, r. 3106 California
Johnson Olof, laborer, r. 640 Tennessee
Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 25 Howard Court
Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 110b Freelon
Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 1635 Polk
Johnson Olof, ailor, r. 1001 Folsom
Johnson Olof, wood carver, r. 1008 Bi-jant
Johnson Oscar, clerk Shreve & Co., r."ll43 Mission
Johnson Oscar, laborer, r. SW cor Castro and Jersey-
Johnson Oscar, lab .rer, r. California Av bet Hope and
Isabel
Johnson Oscar, painter, r. 10-26i Potrero Av
Johnson Oscar, seaman, r. 544 floward
Johnson Oscar, seaman, r. 911 Greenwich
Johnson Oscar, seaman stmr Walla Walla
Johnson Oscar, student, r. 743 Pine
Johnson Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 527
O'Farrell
Johnson Oscar L., clerk John W. Klumpke, r. 3011i
Buchanan
Johnson Oscar S., bookkeeper John G. lis & Co., r. 438
Elizabeth
Johnson Otto, clerk J. H. A. Fast, r. 1105 Vallejo
Johnson Otto, tailor, r. 32 Lafayette
Johnson Otto, wines and liquors, SE cor Twenty-third
and Bartlett, r. 132 Bartlett
JOHN.SO.\ OTTO E., house painting, paper hanging
and whitening, 1026A Potrero Av
Johnson Otto H., carrier Post office, r. 836 Sixteenth Av
Johnson otto J., m.ister schr Parkesburg, r. 9 Mission
Johnson Pitrick, miner, r. Alms Hou>e
Johnson i^aul, laborer, r. 1344 Twenty-sixth
Johnson Permelia T. Mrs., r. 1015 Dolores
Johnson Perry L., bookkeeper, r. 131 Hermann
Johnson Peter (Sanders & Johnson) r. 2831 Folsom
Johnson Peter, bartender, r. 909 Kearny
Johnson Peter, carpenter, r. 928J Filbert
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Johnson Peter, carpenter, r. 3011a Buchanan
Johnson Peter, carrier Report, r. Oakland
Johnson Peter, clerk, r. 748 Folsom
Johnson Peter, coal passer stmr Mariposa
Johnson Peter, driver Farnsworth & Collins, r. 1422
Howard
Johnson Peter, enn:iiieer CV>niinercial Steam Power Wks,
r. 817 Seventh
Johnson Peter, expressman, r. OllJ Minna
Johnson Peter, groceries and liquors,, 2 Falcon Av
Johnson Peter, groceries and liquors, 913 Harrison
Johnson Peter, laborer, r. 5 Gilbert
Johnson Peter, laborer, r. 38 Clinton
Johnson Peter, laborer, r. 1017 De Haro
Johnson Peter, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr Q
Johnson Peter, liquors. Railroad Av bet Eighth and
Ninth Ays South
Johnson Peter, longshoreman, r. 31 Minna, rear
Johnson Peter, master mariner, r. 328 Fremont
Johnson Peter, motomian S. F. and San Mateo Ky, r.
7M San Jose Av
Johnson Peter, quartermaster stmr San Juan
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Johnson Pet«r, shoemaker, r. 243 Hickory Av
Johnson Peter, tailor, r. 423 Bush
Johnson Peter A. , bartender, r. 5 Freelon
Johnson Peter G., chief engineer stmr Gipsy, r. UUi
Montgomerj'
Johnson I'eter N., seaman, r. 501 Harrison
Johnson Peter T. , seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Johnson P. H. , cannery superintendent Alaska Packers
Assn, r. Astoria, Or.
Johnson Philip L., porter, r. 224 Minna
Johnson Pleasant W.. president and secret irj- C'al.
Amalgamating Co., 602 MarKet, r. 6-^6 Eddy
Johnson Presley B., bookkeeper Ward, Curtis"& Co., r.
1922 Buchanan
Johnson Ralfh, barber Martin Schmidt
John -on Ralph VV., fireman, r. 378 Shotwell
Johnson R. E., civil engineer and surveyor, 324 Pine,
room 4, r. 807 Leavenw.irth
Johnson Richard E., porter Wheaton, Breon \- Co., r. 33
Washington Av
Johnson Robert, r 118 Grant Av
Johnson Robert, boxmaker, r. 403 Tenth
Johnson Robert, foreman Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. -ZGh Shotwell
Johnson Robert, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 11 ilin-
nesota
Johnson Robert, printer Cnbery & Co., r. 245 Clara
Johnson Robert, seaman, r. 206 Sieuart
Johnson Robert, stevedore, r. 1404 Powell
Johnson Robert, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Johnson Robert, teamster Collins & L\ons, r. 110 Caro-
line
Johnson Robert C. (estate of I Benjamin Bangs agent, 120
Sutter, room 55
Johnson Robert L. , shoemaker, 332 Broderick
J0H:V«0!V KOBLEY I>., physician and surgeon,
office aud r. 830 O'Farrell, Telephone East 544
J0HK80M ROGER, attorney at law, 330 Pine, room
2.', r. 1715 Polk
Johnson Rollie E., clerk, r. 335 Fourth
Johnson Roosevelt, clerk Mutual Investment Union, r.
r. 3001 Jackson
Johnson Rosa, widow, r. 756 Folsom
Johnson S. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Morris Av
Johnson Samuel, r. 681J Clementina
Johnson Samuel, merchant, r. 2016 Folsom
Johnson Samuel, tinsmith, r. 416 Fifth
Johnson Samuel A., with Shreve & Co., 1. Oakland
Johnson Samuel K. , r. 400 McAllister
Johnson Samuel T., laborer, r. 122 Francisco
Johnson Sarah, domestic 2111 Hyde
Johnson Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1109| Pacific
Johnson Sarah J., widow, r. 1615 Clay
JOH.\SO.\, S. B, HIr.s., proprietor The Colonial, SE
cor Pine and Jones
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.lohnson Seibert, laborer, r. 650 Fourth
Johnson Seliua, widi>w, dressmakiny, 921 Page
Johnson Seymour, en:.^ineer, r. 804 Haight
Johnson Shirley A., carpenter, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Shirley W., student George Lezin^ky, r
Powell
Johnson Sim (Johnson & Lewis) r. 314b O'Farrell
Johnson Simon, longshoreman, r. 306 Ritch
•Johnson Sophie, domestic 104 Chattanooira
Johnson Sophie Miss, confeciionerv, 440 Hayes, r. 44.".
Ivy Av ■
.lohnson Sophie A. Miss, hairdressing 1508 Market
Johnson Sumner Mrs., principal Pope Free Kinder-
garten, r. 912 Pine
.Johnson Sven P., teamster, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Eighth Av South
Johnson Swen (Johnson & Swensen) r. 12 Jackson
Johnson Swen, laborer, r. 1002 Harrison
Johnson Sydney, grijjman, r. 15 3 Geary
Johnson Sylvester, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 395
N.nth
Johnson Teckla, teacher music, r. 1810 Stockton
Johnson Teevan B., penman, 1028 Market, r. 917 Market
Johnson Theodore, brass finisher W. T. Garratt A <.V>., r.
Licrkeley
•Johnson Theodore, surveyor Spring Vallej- W. W. , r.
Hotel Fairmount
•Johnson Theodore, waiter, r. 161i Clara
Johnson Tlieodore, watchman, r.'4 Regli PI
Johnson Theodore A., master schr Young America, Pier
32 Steuart
Johnson Thomas, r. 1 Bowie Av
•Johnson Thomas, r. 815 Sansome
Johnson Thomas, bootblack, 325 Sansome, r. 518 Du-
poiit
Johnson Thomas, carpenter S. P. Co.
Johnson ITiomas, contractor, r. 370 Brannan
Johnson Thomas, laborer, r. 1313 Stockton
Johnson Thomas, laborer, r. 1600 Harrison
Johnson Thomas, glazier, r. 1250 California
Johnson Thomas, painter, r. 437 Sixth
Johnson Thomas, porter American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thomas, porter Jacob Unna, r. 1217 Mission
Johnson Thomas, quartermaster stmr San Bias
Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. 131 East
Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. 260 Brannan
Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. .533 Commercial
Johnson Thomas, seaman stmr City of Puebia
Johnson Thomas, seaman schr Parkersburg,
Union
Johnson Thomas, stationer, r. Alms House
Johnson Thonns, waiter, r. 1911J Mission, rear
Johnson Thomas, waiter stmr Queen
Johnwn Thomas E., gripnian Market St. Ry,
Army
Johnson Thomas E., saw filer, r. 314 Green
Johnson Thomas H., dyeing, 539 Guerrero
Johnson Thomas J., seaman, r. 6 I'nion
•lohnson Thomas J,, seaman, r. 218 Broa<lway
.lohnson Thomas M., machinist, r. 645 Folsom
Johnson Thomas W., boilerworker Union Iron Wks, r.
708 Mariposa
Johnson Thorval, waiter James L. Baar, r. 6 Central PI
Johnson Tillie, domestic 115 De Long
Johnson Tina, domestic 1820 Clay
Johnson T. L., with S. F. Lumber Co., r. Russ House
Johnson Toby, ship carpenter W. Munder, r. 1400 Sev-
enth Av South
•Johnson V., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535 Sev-
enteenth
John^son Victor, master stmr Celia, office 22 Market
315
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Johnson Victor, seaman South Side Life Saving Stati<i
Johnson Vincent, butler 1701 Van Ness Av
Johnson Walter, hoseman Eiigine 1, r. 419 Pacific
Johnson Walter, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Johnson Walter, special policeman, r. 222 Lombard
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Johnson Walter F. , butcher, r. 1400 Seventh Av Soutli
bet K and L
Johnson VVeslej-, porter, r. 1109| Pacific
Johnson W. G., laborer S. P. Co.
Johnson William, r. 115J Eleventh
Johnson William, r. 279 Jessie
Jolmson William, bootblack, SW cor Powell and ("lav. r.
929 Pacific
John.'^on William, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av nr Sev-
enth Av South
Johnson William, carriageuiaker, r. 2118 Mason
.Johnson William, ct)ok M. B. Morasjhan
Johnson William, jjlovemaker Farrant & C'l'., r. 408 Fell
Johnson William, laborer, r. 28^ Kissling
J(Anson William, laborer, r. 118i Valjiaraisn
Johnson William, laborer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 39 Natoma
Johnson William, longshoreman, r. 114 Alta PI
.lohnson William, master mariner, r. 754 Mission
.)i>hn.son William, rcser^'oir keeper Spring Vallej' W. W.,
r. 120 Euirenia
J(,i1mi>oi) William, salesman Lewis, Anderson & Co., r.
Ouklund
JolniNoii William, seaman, r. 19 Twenty-eighth
Johnson William, seaman stmr Gipsy
•lohnson William, stableman, r. 1923 Filbert
.lohnson William, waiter, r. 84^ Everett
Joluisoii William, weigher Clay St. WTiarf, r. 109 Fifth
Johnson William A., wireworker Sperry Wire Wks
baker Simpkins"& Thorj', r. 138
bartender, r. 1 Taylor PI
machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 931Jt
Johnson William C.
Thirteenth
Johnson William C.
Jobusou William C.
Eighteenth
Johnson William C, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r.
«2S Natoma
Johnson William F., paper carrier, r. 120 Turk, rear
Johnson William G.', carjienter, r. 114 Shipley
Johnson William G. Mrs., proprietor The Avondale, 112
Taylor
•lotinsoii William H., butcher, r. Railroad Av bet Eighth
ajid Ninth Avs .South
Johnson William H., 'clerk Anglo-Califomian Bank, r.
Oakland
Johnson William H., gripman, r. 3232 Sacramento
Johnson William H., jwrter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1220 Fulton
Johnson William J., machinist, r. U13k Keaniy
JohiLson William J., stereotyper, r. 1716 Howard
Johnson William O., claim clerk Atlantic and Pacific
HR.,r.804Shotwell
Johnson William P., inspector Custom House, r. 236
Second Av
Johnson William P., office 722 Montgomery, r. Oakland
.fohnsou William R., waiter, r. 1.5 Bernard
Jobn.soii William R., watchman, r. 1316 Harri.son
Johnson William R. A., deputy County Clerk, r. 1919
Pierce
Joluison William S., clerk forwarding dept. Wells Fargo
& Co., r. :il40 Vallejo
JOII:M<jO\ >ViLLI4i>I T.. secretary Bowers Rubber
Co., 42 Sacramento, r. 931 J Eighteenth
JiOiiison Williard D., tojiographer in charge U. S. Geo-
logical Survey, 78a U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. Berke-
ley, Cal.
Johnson Wyno W., attorney at law, 41 Chronicle Bldg, r.
5Ul- Page
Johnson \: Brown (Marten Johnson and James M. Brown)
propriet .rs Peojile's Dairy, Visitacion Vallev, depot
• 233 Eighteenth, office 35 Eddy
aOH\>iO\ >1^ EMIftll (James Johnson and T. P.
■ Eraigh) proprietors The Popular Book Store. 10 Post
Johnson &Gissler(J. M. Johnson and A. Gi-ssler) liquors,
204 S'euart
Johnson & Halvorsen (Charles Johnson and Steiner Hal-
voi-sen) restaurant, 28 Jackson
JOH^SOX A HI««I.\S (New Y..rk) R. B. Hooper
agent, average adjusters, and insurance brokers,
315 California, room 7, Telephone Main 5001
Jolins n & Johnson (New York) George W. St. Clair
agent, 169 Crocker Bldg
Johnson & Nodder (David W. Johnson and William Nod-
der) upholstering and carpetlaying, 612 Post
Johnson & Secor (Charles F. Johnson and Luther A.
Secor) carpenters and builders. 668 Howard
Johnson & Swanson (Nils G. Johnson aud Charles Swan-
son) liquors, 1131 Kentucky
Johnson & Swensen (Swan Johnson and August Swensen)
restaurant, 12 Jackson
3:3' Johnson. See Jansen, Janson, Janssen, Jensen,
Johnsen, Johnston and Jonson
Johnson's Building, 120 Sutter
JOH.\SO\'S REST.4I;KAXT, M. Johnson proprie-
tor, 28 Montgomery
Johnston Agnes Miss, assistant Ladies' Protective and
Relief Society, r. 1200 Franklin
Johnston Albert B., niilhnan, r. 135^ Fourteenth
Johnston Alexander, ironworker, r. NE cor Illinois and
Shasta
Johnston Andrew, bricklayer, r. 727 Brannan
Johnston Andrew, painter, r. 522 J Jessie
Johnston Andrew .\., real estate, r. 620 McAllister
Johnston Annie Miss, paster F. Korbel & Bros., r. 232
Seventh
Johnston Arthur, bricklayer, r. 123 Eddy
Johnston August, fireman stmr Alameda", r. Oakland
Johnston C. , seaman stmr Walla Walla
Johnston C. A. Miss, dressmaking, 406 Sutter
Johnston Carl J., carpenter, r. 1602 Turk
Johnston Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnston Charles G., attome3- at law, 632 Market, room
2, r. 222 Carl
Johnston Charles G., clerk, r. 550J Natoma
Johnston Charles G., traveling salesman, r. 540 Washing-
ton
Johnston Charles H. C, special policeman, r. 22 Glover
Johnston Christopher, cablesplicer Market St. Ry., r
1103 Page
Johnston Clara Miss, stenographer, r. 932 Bush
Johnston Clara M. Miss, teacher Fainnount Primary
School, r. 1630 Market
Johnston David W. (Young & Johnston) r. 1318 Ken-
tucky
Johnston E. B. , capitalist, r. 29 Grant Av
Johnston Ebert R., carpenter, r. 38i West Mission
Johnston Edward E., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co. , r. 1021 Capp
Johnston Edwin C, clerk, r. 814 Valencia
Johnston Elizabeth, widow, r. 1818 Dupont
Johnston Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 203 Second
Johnston Ellen, widow, r. 107 Grove
Johnston Ellen Mrs., r. Alms House
Johnston Ethel J. Miss, r. 812 Twentieth
Johnston Eugene, blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 16
Willow
Johnston F. C, confectioner, r. 811 Mission'
Johnston Frank, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Johnston Frank H., master stmr City of Sj'duey, r. 1020
Seventeenth
Johnston Frai.k H., silver burnisher, r. 273^ Minna
Johnston Frank H. Jr., switchman S. P. Co., r. 273S
Minna
Johnston Frederick, longshoreman, r. 210 Union
Johnston Frederick R., marble letterer, r. 430 Ninth
Johnson G. , seaman stmr Walla Walla
Johnston George, clerk, r. 1818 Dupont
Johnston George, engineer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 28
Eighth
Johnston George, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 7 Mint Av
Johnston George A., salesman Wilshire Safe and Seal
r. 2140 Post
Johnston George B., clerk Montgomerj- & Co., r. 771
Harrison
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•Johnston George F., bookkeeper, r. 814 Valencia
Johnston Oeortre M., quartermaster, r. 613.J Broderick
•Johnston Ceortfe M., wireman Edi-on Light and Power
Co^, r. 1015 Dolores
•Johnston Hannah Mrs., r. 217 EVaneisco
•Johnston Hannah Mrs., provisions, 727 Brainian
•Johnston Hannah E., domestic 1613 Pine
•Johnston Harry J^ (.Johnsttjn & Fulton) r. 1018 Green-
wich
•Johnston Henry, r. 107 Grove
•Johnston Henry C. laborer, r. 811 Iowa
•Johnston J. , waiter stmr Santa Rosa
•Johnston James, butcher, r. 1818 Dupont
•Johnston James, carpenter, r. 224 Fourth
Johnston James, car|>entev and builder, 2132 Fillmore,
r. 2825 Clay
•lohnstou Jaiues, engineer, r. 252 Perry
Johnston James, laborer, r. 16 Hampton PI
•Johnston James, longshoreman, r^ 223 Filbert
•Johnston James, i)ainter, r. 655 Willow Av
Johnston James, stone cutter, r. 20 Garden
Johnston James, teamster, r. 1018 Fi Isom
Johnston James A., bakery, 1639 Polk, r. 1641 Polk
•Johnston James E., barber, r. 1006 Clay
Johnston James L. teamster, r. 137^ Dore
•lohnston Jane Miss, notions, 1591 Turk
•lohnston Jay H., dentist Thomas Morffew, r. Alameda
•Johnston J. D. , clerk, r. Alms House
•Johnston Jean Miss, teacher Everett Grammar School, r^
1630 Market
•lohnston Jeremiah, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Havden
Co., r. Oakland
Johnston J. G., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
•lohnston John, marble cutter Eugene Dumontelle, r^ 430
Ninth
•lohnston John, plumber, r. 672 Brannan
Johnston John A^, baker, r. 541 Sixth Av
Johnston John A., laborer, r. 811 Iowa
Johnston John F., expressman, NE cor O'Farrell and
Powell, r. 27 Oak
•Johnston John M., laborer, r. 16b Stanley PI
Johnston John M. , marble jiolisher, r. 20 Garden
Johnston John R., packer W. A. Schrock, r. 33 Rauscli
Johnston Joseph, peddler, r. 717 Elizabeth
Johnston Joseph F., carpenter, r. 329 San Jose Av
Johnston Jule, teamster, i-. 535 Seventeenth
-Johnston Kate Miss, r. In55i Market
•Johnston Kate L. , widow, r." 2140 Post
Johnston Lorenzo M. , manager Pacific Equipment Co.,
225 First, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
•lohnston Louis W. , with James Laflin, r. 814 Valencia
Johnston Madeline Miss, dressmaking, 19 Riiss
Jithnston Maggie, domestic N s Twenty -fourth nr Pn-
trero Av
.1 OHNSTO.\M.l«C IE .MI.ss.d^ess^laking, 218 Golden
Gate Av
Johnston Margaret, widow, r. 232 Seventh
.Johnston Marj-, widow, r. 11 Minnesota
Johnston Mary Mrs.,r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Johnston Marj- Mrs., furnished rooms, 995 Market
Johnston Matilda Mrs., furnished rooms, 1020 Mission
Johnston Minnie Miss, box trimmer F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 232 Seventh
Johnston Nellie Miss, box trimiu r F. Korbel & Bros., r.
2.32 Seventh
•lohnston Oscar, deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Johnston P. Mrs., bakery, 217 Eighth
Johnston P. A., master schr Bessie K., office 22 Market,
room 2, r. Alameda
Johnston Patrick J., plumber William F. Wilson, r. 10
Plymouth Av
Johnston Peter, r. 217 Francisco
Johnston Peter, engineer, r. 217 Eightli
Johnston Peter E., cook, r. 522 Stevenson
Johnston Rebecca G., dressni iker, 221 Broderick
Johnston Robert, machinist Elisoii Light & Power Co.,
r. m Shotwell
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Johnston Robert H., salesman William H. Brown, r. 203
Second
Johnston Robert G., carpenter, r. 1912 Fillmore
Johnston Samuel, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r^ 811 Iowa
Johnston Samuel, president The Samuel Johnston Co^,
22 Mills Bldg, -id floor, r. 118 Broderick
John -ton Samuel Mrs., r. 1812 Market
Johnston Samuel Co. The, incorporated, Samuel John-
ston president, .t6 Mills Bldg, 2nd floor
Johnston Samuel P., manager mail order and adv.
dept. Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum, r. 2213 Steiner
.lohnston Sarah, domestic 1714 Vallejo
.lohnston Sophia, widow, r. 16 Willows Av
Johnston Thomas, laborer, r. 1223 Mission
Johnston Thomas C, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
:tZ;Co., r. 1019 Post
Johnston Thomas J., ojierator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Ocean Wew
Johnst<iii Walter L., clerk, r. 814 Valencia
Johnston William (Na>h i: Johnson) r. 402 Devisadero
Johnston William, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Johnston William, stone contractor, r. 2210 Mission
Johnston William, tinsmith Taylor, Adams & Pritchard,
r. 641 Commercial
Johnston William B., basketmaker, r. 107 Hartford
JOHN^sTO^' WILLI.4.n D., chemist State Mining
Bureau, r. 2044 O'Farrell
Johnston William H., shipping clerk, r. 19 Russ
Johnston William H., barber Benjamin Tichner, r. 220a
O'Farrell
.lohnston William I., traveling salesman, r. 438J Castro
•Johnston William J., Auditing Dept^ Wells Fargo & Co^,
r. Oakland
Johnston William K., salesman Standard Optical Co., r.
107 Grove
JOMX.'STO.V A FDLTOSf (Harry J. Johnston and
John R. Fulton) ship and Custom House brokers
524 Battery
XS" Johnston. See Johnson, Johnstone and Jonson
Johnstone Charles S., teamster, r. 319 Brannan
Johnstone Charlotte, widow, r. 330h Seventh
Johnstone Daniel, butcher, r. 1129 Twenty-sixth
Johnstone E. McD. (Johnstone & Byan) r. San Mateo
.IOH.\'STO.\K ERNEST KIXLOt'll, physician and
surgeon, 32 O'Farrell, hours 1 to 4 P. M., and 7
P. M., r. 2727 California, hours 9 A. M.
Johnstone Ralph S., messenger, r. 196^ Noe
Johnstone Robert M., joiner, r. 1029 McAlli.ster
Johnstone Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r.
1757 El is
Johnstone Thomas E., si>ecial policeman, r^ 213 Third Av
JOHVSTO.VE WILLI.4.M, mining secretary, 819
Market, room ir>, r. 412 Bartlett
Johnstone William H., c ninxctor, r. 65 State
•lohnstone Wil-on F., engineer, r. 196> Noe
JOHNSTO.XE A BKVAX (E. McD. Johnstone and
William J. Bryan) ]>ubUshers The Traveler, office
602 Market, Telephone Main .5808
US' Johnstone. See Johnson, Johnston and Jonson
Johonsson John A^, janitor Swedish Evangelical Lu
theran Ebenezer Church, r. 1239 Mission
Joice Charles H^, painter, 219 Ninth, r. 26 Norfolk
Joice James E., pluml)er S^ P. Co^, r. 19 Grand Av
Joice Sarah, widow, r. 26 Norfolk
Joice Thomas, r. 426a Linden Av
gS" Joice. See Joyce
Joinet Victor, locksmith and machinist, r. 1427 Laguna
Joiner John, printer Ipton Bros., r. 15 Tilden
Joiner John, stableman National Ice Co., r. NW cor
Eighth and Brannan
Joiner Lewis, carpenter, r. 1326 Sanchez
Joiner Peter, laborer, r. 15 Tilden
Joiner William D., manager Lash's Bitters Co., 1117 Mis-
sion, r. 421 Oak
Jois.sen AdoljJi, collecU>r, r. 913i Buchanan
•Joisson Joseph, r. 814 Montgomerj-
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SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 1894.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Jokela John, bartender Peter Sundberg, [r. 47 Sacra-
mento
Jolley Bernard, teamster, r. 841 McAllister
Jolley Henrv, brass molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 841
^ McAllister
Jolley Joseph, bricklayer, r. 841 McAllister
JoUey Sarah E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 841 McAlli-ter
Jolley Thomas S., teamster C. S. Healy, r. 841 McAl-
•-- • lister
Jolley William, teamster C. S. Healey, r. 841 McAl-
lister
Jolliife William H. Mrs., widow, r. 2015 Pacific Av
Jolly E. Jesse, special agent H. M. Xewhall & Co.
Jrilv Emile, teacher French, r. 327 Gearv
.lOLV JOUK «., secretary C. Herniann & Co. (in-
corporated) 328 Kearny, r. 1700 Lai kin
Joly Julia, widow, r. 1700 Larkin
Joly Oscar J., printer, r. 708J Larkin
Jonas Alfred, butcher, 1105 Mission, r. 200 Seventh
Jonas Bernard, tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 36
Jonas B. P., machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 338 Te-
hama
Jonas Brothers (Louis and Isadore) tailors, 304 Fourth
.lonas Charles, r. 503 Powell
.I(inas Charles A., liquors, 21 Third, r. 338 Tehama
.Iniuis Esther Miss, dressmaker, r. 426 Jones
Julias Etta L., domestic 14 Pierce
.lonas Isaac, merchant tail r, 238-240 Third
Jonas Isadore (Jonas Bros.) r. 1022 Geary
Jonas Joachim, cantor Congregation Shaari Zedeck, r.
828b Union
.Jonas John, laborer, r. 274 Clementina
Jonas Louis (Jonas Bros. ) r. 1022 Geary
Jouas Louis, driver Swanberg & Dryselious, r. 2202
Leavenworth
Jonas Louis C. , barber N. Larin, r. 523 Kearny
Jonas Manney, butcher, r. 2 Russ
Jonas Maurice G., Pacific Coast manager The United
Press, 534 Market, r. 2019 Pine
Jonas Nathan, auctioneer, 921 Market, room 1, r. 1(;
Elliott Park
Jonas Samuel, tailor, r. 1022 Geary
Jonas Sarah, widow, r. 2105 Fillmore
.loiias .Si.,'mund. tailor, 350^ Third
.Tiiiia? Si.loman, r. 1022 Gearv
J.. lias Solomon, tailor, 350| Third
Jonas \incent, tanner, r. 360 Clementina.
SrW Jonas. See Jones
Jonassen Martin, clerk M. Detels & So., r. 40O Main
Jones Abigail, widow, r. 6 Lloyd
Jones A. E., clerk Pioneer White Lead & Color Wks, r.
6 Merritt
Jones Agnes, «idow, furnished rooms, 410 Hyde
Jones Agnes J., widow (Jones, Mundy & Co.) r. 1329
:. ._ Leavenworth
Jones Albert, painter r. 212 Jersey
Jones Albert W., teamster Isaac Le\-j-, r. 539 Fourth
Jones Alfred, ironworker Francis Smith & Co., r. 1031
Laguna
.lONES, .4LLEX A CO.. Henry Z. Jones president
and treasurer, A. R. Over secretarj-, real estate
owners, 630 Market
Jones Ann, widow, r. 514^ Hermann
Jones Ann, widow, r. 808 Filbert
Jones Ann J., widow, r. 712 Church
Jones Aiinie Miss, bookkeeper Bertin & Lepori, r. 1317
ot.^ Folsom
Jones Annie Mrs., r. 233 Mirna
Jones Annie O. Miss, decorative artist, r. 1313a Jackson
.Foiies Ansel H., cashier, Pac. Shirt Co., r. 401J Oak
.Tones Anthony F., teamster, r. cor. Army and Alabama
Jones Arno W. , student, r. 208 Valencia
Junes Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 829 Mission
Jones Arthur, tinsmith, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Jones Arthur B., salesman Henrv Lucke, r. 206 Eddv
./ones Arthur C, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1613 Baker
Jones Arthur L., chipper Union Iron Wks, r. U34 Ter-
nessee
Jones Arthur O., draughtsman, r. 129 Chestnut
.Tones Arthur W'., stairbuilder, r. 136 Fulton
.Tones Austin, cardriver, r. 1020 Folsom
.Tones Bartlett F., tillerman Truck 4, r. N s Pacific At
bet Polk and ^'an Xess Av
Jones Benjamin, gardener, 725 Golden Gate Av
Jones Benjamin F., clerk, r. 212 Noe
Jones Brainerd, draughtsman Harold D. Mitchell, r. 941
Golden Gate Av
.lOXES BKOTHER!» A CO. (John D. Allan, Mar-
shall W., Seward W., Dayton E. anc Hugh J. M.
Jojies) Scotch and American granite, office and
yard SE cor Second and Biaiiuan
Jones Burt, conductor, r. 1904^ McAllister
Jones BjTon S., engineer, r. 1106d Valencia
Jones Mrs., v.idow, r. 1324 California
Jones CabeU H., traveller, r. 615 J Hyde
Jones Carrie Mrs. , r. 743 Pine
Jones Catherine, widow, r. 1136 Guerrero
Jones Charles, r. 808 Page
Jones Charles, porter H. Sunmierfleld & Co., r. 809
Mason
Jones Charles, teamster, r. 318 Tv\^entj--seventh
Jones Charles A., r. 817 Grove
Jones Charles A., pressman Roberts Printing Co.. r.
2229 Filbert
Jones Charles C, finisher Sanborn Vail & Co., r. 452
Minna
Jones CJharles E., expressman, r. 1339 Howard
(Jones Charles E., medical student, r. 1136 Guerrero
Jones Charles F., capitalist, r. 319 Sansome
Jones Charles H., painter, r. 24 Freelon
JOKEiii CH.4RLES U., president and manager Pac.
Press Publishing Co., room 115 Crocker Bldg., r.
Oakland
Jones Charles J., traveling salesman, r. 701 Shotwell
Jones Charles R., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1361
Minna
Jones Charles R., printer H. S. Crocker Co.. r. 808 Fil-
bert
Jones Christopher M., compositor Call, r. 1221 Filbert
.Tones Clarence F., druggist, r. 817 Grove
.Tones Claybome, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 723 O'Farrell
Jones Clementina, r. 3025 Sacramento
JO.\ES CLIM'OX, general agent passeneer depart-
ment Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway, 3»
Montgomery-, r. Ross Station, Cal
Jones Cyrus W. , accountant, r. 1702 Polk
Jones Daniel, engineer Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 832 V»-
. lencia
Jones Danie', real estate, r. 514i Hermann
.Jones David, junk, r. 568 Mission
Jones David, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Jones David, shoemaker United Workmen Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 8Gou?h
Jones David D., Chinese interpreter, r. 1717 Leaven-
worth
.Jones David J., hamessmaker, r. 206 Eddy
Jones David J., laborer, r. 12 Hubbard
Jones David M. , salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jones David R., real estate, r. 2229 Sutter
Jones David W., engineer, r. 14 Twenty-sixth
Jones Dayton E. (Jones Bros. & Co.) r.'chicagci
Jones Delia, domestic 307 Devisadero
Jones D. H., Rev., r. 136 Fulton
Jones Dora, widow, r. 734 Green
Jones Drenzy W., civil ensrineer, r. 20101 Union
Jones D. S., capitalist, r. 246 Third
Jones E. Miss, nurse French Hospital
Jones E. U. , r. Palace Hotel
Jones Edward, bootblack, r. 1724J Market
Jones Edward, c:'rpenter, r. 106 Ninth
Jones Edward, clerk, r. 712 Geary
Jones Edward B. , r. 1820 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL UPS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
sufMLBE sm FRflNGISGO GALL "^'SlSr
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is Safe, Reiiable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7. Flood Building, S. F.
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•lones Frank Kill 'honi, clerk Canton
ififlitn
Ins.
Co., r. <»20
Jones Edward C, eng:ineer, r. 2902 California
lones Edward E., clerk The Creighton, r. 6 Merritt
fones Edward F., rigger, r. 23 Alvarado
foiiL-s Edward M., i)assenger agent Chicago, Rock
Island and Pac. Railway, 30 Montgomery, r. Ross
Station, Cal
Jones Edward R., tailor James Rae.. r. 505 Seventli
Jones Edward T., foundryman, r. 28 Elgin Park
•Jones Edward W., met .llurgist, r. 708 C pp
.foiies Edward \V., helper Fulda Bros., r. Itjlt) Folsom
•Jones Edwin, salesman George Webb Alexander, r. 14
(reary Court
■lones Elizabeth, widow, r. 832 Valencia
•lones Elizabeth .Mrs., bakery, 539 Fourth
•lones Elizabeth i\. .Mrs., nurse, r. 1221 Filbert
•lones Ell s, r. 512 Eddy
•lones Emily F. Mi^s, r. 651 Stevenson
Jones Emniet R., clerk Page Br ^s., r. A?ameda
■Jones E. Norwood, manager William Hatteroth, 321-325
Kearny, r. Oakland
•limes Ernest, bookkeejter Atlas Tack Corporation, r. 129
Chestnut
-Jones Ernest, clerk, r. 605 Geary
-lones E. Stanley, paper carrier, r. 1306 Pine
■Jones Eugene E., r. 77U Mlssiim
•Jones Evan E., weigher, r. 1312 Kearny
•Jones Evan I., laborer S. P. Co., r. 123 Tenth
■Jones Everett, attorney at law, r. 609 Hayes
•lones Everett D. (S. l! .lones & Co.) r. Woodside, San
Mateo Co.
•.I<».\I5S' I<:XPRE.S!» ^Oakland & San Francisco) Jones
k Charles proprietors, 11 Steuart, Telephone Main
335
■lones Fannie Mi.ss, r. 1065 Market
■lones Frances, widow, r. 136 Fulton
■lones Francis H., collector Bulletin, r. 2748 Harrison
lones Frank, liquors, 194 Stevenson, r. 192 Ste\enson
•lones Frank, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Jones Frank, teamster, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Frank, woodturner, r. 28J Fair Oaks
•lones Frank A., machinist, r. 401^ Oak
Jones Frank E., contractor and builder, r. 916 Army
lones Frank .1., woodturner, r. 1115 Eighth
es Fn
L<3tt
■lones Frank W., silicitor, r. 511:f Greenwich
•lones Frederick, clerk Plaza Hcmse, r. 641 Washington
•Jones Frederick, millhand Pac. Coast Door Co., r. 9.">9
Howard
Jones Frederick C, joiner, r. 1504 O'Farrell
Jones Frederick E , clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 219 Mason
Jones Frederick L., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
2022 Taylor
Jones Frederick W., beltmaker, r. 708 Valencia
.Jones F. W. Mrs., widow, r. 817 Grove
.Jones George, driver Henry Northrup, r. 1235 Howard
Jones George, miner, r. 43 West Mission
4 OMES GEORGE, vice-president Dickman-Jones Co..
508-514 Folsom, r. 212a Eddy
■Jones George, wood, coal, coke and coal oil, 251 Steven-
si .n, r. 251', Stevenson
JOXESGKOKGE B.. florist, 317 Sutter, Telephone
.Main 1044, r. 821 Post
.lones George C, carjjenter, r. 401 i Oak
Jones George D., liquors, 28 Clay
.lones George E., clerk .Madison k Burkf^, r. Berkeley
Jones George E., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 1324 Cali-
tornia
.lones (George K . ele\atorman Murphy Bldg, r. 9 Bea\er
.IO.\e!$ GEOKGE H., gi-anite, monuments and cem-
etery work, 70 Columbian Bldg, 916 Market, r. 108
McAllister
Jones George L., cooper Kilbouni Cooperage Co., r.
West Berkeley
Jones George N., furniture dealer, r. 718 Leavenworth
-Jones George S., artist, r. 824 Powell
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
S22 TU^MRKET STREET
Up-Stairs. ovv. P.ai.ace Hotel.
M.-uiy Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksbiir^ Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEUEKICKSBURG PRIVATE
STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Jones George W. , plumber The Eastman Co., r. 1724.1
Stevenson
Jones G. J., capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
Jones Gordon K., clerk Frisbee, Risdon & Co., r. 920
Central Av
Jones Gritfin E. , oiler Edison Light and Power Co., r.
114 Fourth
Jones Griffith, laborer, r. 633 Bryant
Jones Griffith O., printer Bacon Printhig Co., r. 1611
Turk
Jones Hamilton, waiter, r. 181 Jessie
Jones Hannah, widow, r. 106 Ninth
Jones Hannah F. Mrs., millinerj', 1211 Stockton, r. 1309
Leavenworth
Jones Harrison, stationerj', r. 411 Ellis
Jones Harrison A., official reporter Superior Court, Dept
4, r. 1218 Gearj-
Jones Harrison C, fruit commission, 202 Washington, r.
1339 Howard
Jones Harry A., bookkeeper Jones' Express, r. Oakland
Jones HarrV D., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 6 Lloyd
Jones Harry H., r. 2607 Folsom
Jones Harry L., collector Pac. Gas Improvement Co., r.
1292 Stanvan
Jones Harry S., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1221 Fell
Jones Harry T., conductor -Market St. Ry, r. 638 Twen-
ty-third
Jones Hattie E. Miss, milliner Miss Nellie E. Donovan,
r. 515 Octavia
.lones Haydon, zinc etcher Chronicle, r. 232 Keaniy
Jones Henry, butcher, r. 114 Prospect PI
Jones Henry, engineer stmr H mer
Jones Henrj, laundryman Sunset Laundry Co., r. 1313a
•Jackson
Jones Heni-y, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 1112
Alabama
Jones Henry B., bartender, r. 863 J Market
Jones Henry B., laborer, r. 19 Hinckley
Jones Henry C. (Knight & Jones) r. 1714 Market
Jones Henrj- G., lumber dealer, r. 1814 Steiner
Jones Henry H., clerk Custom House, r. West Ber-
keley
Jones Henrr H., seaman, r. 6 Uni
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es Henry S. (Jones \, Charles) r. Oakland
Jones Henry S., salesman Pa^ot, Upham & Co., r. 2837
Bush
Jones Henry T., bartender, r. 24 J Hayes
Jones Henry T., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 2556 Geary
.10.^ ES HENRY Z., president and treasurer Jones,
Allen & Co., 630 Market, r. 151J Shipley
Jones Herbert, foreman Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co., r. 25i
JONES H. ISAAC. M. D., ....
par. uosc and tliroat, i'i'i I'o.st, r. Oakland
.lones H J., quartermaster stmr Peru
Jones H. X., carpenter Edison Light and Power Co., r.
522 Eddy
Jones Horace D., reporter Call, r. 1923 Union
.lones Howard, laborer, r. Ocean House Road
Jones Hu (Jones & O'Donnell) r. 1239 Twenty -third
Jones Hugh. bla<!ksmith Western Iron Wks, r. 2523 Mis-
sion
Jones Hugh B. (Harris & Jones) r. 618 Willard
.lones Hugh J. M. (Jones Bros. & Co.) r. Chicago, 111.
Jones Hugh R., repairer, r. 1 Sheridan, rear
Jones Humphrey J., blacksmith, r. 25 John.son Av
Jones Isabel, domestic 1425 Washington
Jones Isabella M. , widow, r. 721 Webster
Jcmes Ivan M., painter, r. 621 Tennessee
.Tones Ivar W., type caster Painter & Co., r. 515 Octavia
.lones Ivor, niotonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 108
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428 California Street
Jones J. canvasser, r. 733 Market
Jones Jacob R., tinsmith, r. 9 Russ
Jones J. Alfred Kingliam, mnfrs agent, 315 California,
room 7. r. 920 Lott
Jones Jocob R., tinsmith, r. 9 Rusb
Jones James, r. 10 Eureka
Jones James, bricklayer, r. 557 Stevenson
Jones James, carpenter, r. 335 Seventeenth
Jones James C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 3t; Ellis
Jones James F., wood worker, r. 281 Fair Oaks
Jones James G., with Penn. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 208
Valencia
Jones James H., engineer stmr San Rafael, r. 2610i Sut-
ter
Jones James H. , traveling salesman Cunningham, Cur-
tiss & Welch, r. 331 Sansome
Jones Jame-" M., stock raiser, 331 Kearny, room 12, r.
2614 California
Jones James P. (King Liniment Medicine Co.) r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
Jones James S. , salesman Carlson-Currier Co., r. 1207
Sanchez
Jones James Y., miner, r. 172 Minna
Jones Jap, traveling salesman baker & Hamilton
Jones Jay O., motonnan S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 762
San Jose Av
Jones J. Edmund, clerk General Superintendent's office,
S. P. Co., r. 713 Ellis
Jones Jeremiah, fireman Clieniical Engine 3, r. 212 Jack-
son
Jones Jeremiah, liquors, 1 Polk, r. 926 Natonia
Jones Jessie H. , r. 299 Hyde
Jones J. F., capitalist, r. American Exchange Hotel
Jones J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 136 Fulton
Jones J. H. Mrs., r. 299 Hyde
Jones J. J., printer Dickman-Jones Co., r. 618 Harrison
Jones Joel B., jewelers' supplies, 3 Haidie PI, r. 2212
Pine
Jones John (Smith & J(jnes) 4 Market
Jones John, r. 5514 Howard
Jones John, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 56:3| Xa-
toma
Jones John, calker, r. 564^ Howard
Jones John, carpenter Joshua Hendv Mt chine Wks, r.
1213 Filbert
Jones J(jhn, fireman stmr San Juan, r. 245 Second
Jones Jf)hn, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Jones John, laborer, r. 136 Page
Jones John, manager Occidental Handball and Racquet
Court, r. 120 Grove
Jones John, picture-fraraer H. W. O'Brien, r. 759 Mis-
sion
Jones John, soap dealer, r. 1619 Folsom
Jones John A., engineer tug Katie O'Neil, r. 832 N'a-
lencia
Jones John A., baggageman S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Jones John A., with London and Lancashire Fire Ins.
Co., r. East Oakland
Jones John B. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 712 Geary
Jones John B., collector Treasurv Dept S. P. Co., r.
809 Twentieth
Jones John B., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. Hotel Pleas-
anton
Jones John B., plumber, r. 23 Alvarado
Jones John C, blacksmith, r. 205 Twelfth
Jones John C, manager Great American Importing Tea
Co., 104 Second, r. 714 Larkin
Jones John C, millhand Deming- Palmer Milling Co., r.
411 Pac fie
Jones John E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 509 Fred-
erick
Jones John F., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 51 J Ritch
Jones John G., carpenter, r. 307 Jones
Jones John H., r. 1051 Mission
Jones John H., collector Sun Ins. Co., r. 919a Jackson
Jones John H. , laborer, r. 702 Natoma
Jones John J., drayman, 208 Front, r. XE cor Army
and Alabama
Jones John J., laborer, r. 721 Tehama
Jones John L., metal spinner Alarm Bell and Noveltv
WTcs, r. Berkeley
Jones John L. Mrs.,"r. 2C6 Eddy
.lunes John M. (Great Eastern Clothes Renovating Co. -
r. 331 Hayes
Jones John M., brushmaker, r. 29 Drunim
Jones John P., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1312 Keam\
Jones John R., bookkeeper, r. 1909 Eddy
Jones John R., clerk, r. 121 Hubbard
Jones John T., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1521 Larkii:
Jones John T., 1st officer stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Jones John T., plumber, r. 1213 Filbert
Jones John W., r. 122^ San Jose Av
Jones John W'., clerk J. L. Holliday, r. 106 Ninth
Jones John W., physician, office and r. 937 Church
Jones Josejih F., peddler, r. 715 Howard
Jones Joseph H., clerk Mrs. R. Constance, r. 777 Market
Jones Joseph K., salesman Kast & Co., r. 340 Oak
Jones Julia, widow, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones Kate, widow, r. 53 Xatoma
Jones-Kinghorn J. Alfred, manufacturers' agent, 51:
California, room 7, r. 920 Lott
Jones-Kinghorn Frank, clerk Canton Ins. Co., r. 920
Lott
Jones Kittie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 77
West Mission
Jones Laura, widow, r. 734 Green
Jones Leon E. (Knights & Jones) r. 1714 Market
Jones Librada Mrs., widow, r. 1132 Pine
.Jones Lillie Miss, liquors, 270| Brannan
Jones Lizzie Miss, r. 1733 Stevenson
Jones Lizzie A., widow, r. 822 Howard
Jones Llewellj-n Mi-s., widow, r. 1450 Franklin
Jones Louis, real estate, r. 1329 Sacramento
Jones Louis L., clerk, r. 634 Tennessee
Jones Lucy, r. 3025 Sacramento
Jones Maggie, domestic 231 Sixth Av
Jones Maggie Mrs., r. 31 ilinna
Jones Margaret, widow, r. W s Anderson nr Powhattan
Jones Margaret F., widow, r. 1313a Jackson
Jones Margaret J., widow, r. 1820 W^ashington
Jones Margaret J., widow, r. 2607 Folsom
Jones Marshall F. (Marshall F. Jones & Co.) r. 304L
Guerrero
Jones Marshall F. & Co. (Marshall F. Jones) tailors, 151
Phelau Bldg
Jones Mai-.-hall W. (Jones Bros. & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
Jones Ma tha, widow, r. 337 Twenty-seventh
Jones Martin, laborer, r. 13 Hinckley
Jones Martin, miner, office 330 Pine, r. 1763 Howard
Jones Mary, widow, r. 323 Scott
Jones Mary, widow, r. 1733 Stevenson
Jones Mar\- A., widow, r. 612J Mariposa
Jones Marv E. , widow, r. 220 Noe
Jones Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, l'26i Ninth
Jones Maud H. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School.
r. 708 Leavenw.irth
Jones Maurice, porter, r. 304 Mas<jn
Jones Michael J., laborer, r. 1 Polk
Jones Michael P. (Jones & Co.) r. 1121 Pine
JONES, IVIUNDY& CO. .»..«.
Vluntly. Mrs. A. .1. .loues and Mrs. M. M.
Evans) importers and t-oniniission mer-
cliantK, 16 Front
Jones Nelson, can'enter, r. 522 Eddy
Jones Oliver A. Mrs., r. H06d Valencia
Jones Oliver, laborer, r. Ocean Side House
Jones Orville S., r. 1833 San Carlos Av
Jones Oscar, seaman, r. 2 Beale PI
.lOXES OM'AK R., stock broker, 320 Pine, r. 141.".
Geary
Jones Ottiwell W., physician, office and r. 1901 Polk
Jones Owen, gripman, r. 452 Clijjper
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.Jones Owen, horseman, r. 1045 Market
Jones Owen, shii) carpenter, r. 411 Day
Jones Parker W., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 819 Mission
Jones Patrick H., ship calker, r. 1831 OTarrell
Jones Patrick J., liquors, 40i Sixth, r. 926 Natoma
Jones Patrick M., bartender, r. 100 McAllister
Jones Paul M., clerk Davis Bros., r. 825 Jessie
Jones Paulnie, widow, furnished rooms, 1003 Mission
Jones Peter L. (Jones & Kendig) r. 508 Fourteenth
Jones Peter P., tanner, r. NE cor Army and Alabama
Jones Philip N., oculist and aiirist, G7-70 Crocker Bldg-,
r. Oakland
Jones Ralph C, peddler, r. 19^ Ritch
Jones Rebecca, widow, r. 919a Jackson
Jones Reed, asst manager Am. Tobacco Co., r. Alameda
Jones Rejiiold, teamster, r. NE cor Army and Alabama
Jones R. H. Mrs., millinery, 1211 Stockton, r. 1214
Mason
Jones Richard (Jones & Smallbone) r. 704i Mission
Jones Richard, clerk S. P. Co. , r. Oakland
Jones Rchard, lodariiiKs, 704| Mission
Jones Richard B., clerk Home and Phaniix lus. Cos., r.
2231 J Gearv
Jones Richard C. , vice president Pacific Coast Door Co. ,
r. 614 Willard
Jones Richard D. , lumber dealer, office 35 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Jones Richard D., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 23 AI-
varado , ,,,
Jones Richard E., clerk Nolan Drayage and Warehouse
Co., r. 605 Geary
Jones Richard H., Internal Revenue broker, 502 Wash-
ington, rooms 4-5, r. Alameda
Jones Richard M.,asst Disinterment Inspector, r. 192f>
Market
Jones Richard N., seaman, r. 826 Folsom
Jones Richard W., with John W. Coleman, r. 92bI<olsom
Jones R. L. Mrs., widow, dress cutting school, r. .50o
Fell . ,
Jones Robert, cook Charles Kopp, r. 202 Sixth
Jones Robert, driver, r. 59 Minna
Jones Robert., machinist Geo. H. Tay Co., r. 1231 Filbert
Jones Robert, real estate, 3 M.lls Bldg, 2d floor, r. 1315i
Webster
Jone.s Robert C, cabinet maker N. Graj & Co., r. 104
Ninth „ ,
Jones Roberto., collector H. S. Crocker Co., r. Berke-
ley, Cal.
Jones Robert J., butcher, r. 1339 Eddy
Jones Robert J. , seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
Jones Robert W., blacksmith, r. 708 Capp
Jones Robin, clerk Fire Association of Philadelphia, r.
1604 Van Ness Av
Jones Rodney C, photographer. Ocean Beach, r. 1605
Broderick
Jones Rose, widow, r. 1231 Filbert
Jones Rowland, gripman Powell St. RR., r. 1404 Mason
Jones Samuel, r. 2507 Pine
Jones Samuel (Jones & Givens) and president San
Vicente Mining Co. (Mexico) 1.58 Crocker Bldg, r.
Pacific Union Club
Jones Samuel, clerk Waldo Lodging House
Jones Samuel, messman stmr Alameiia
Jones Samuel A., tngineer, r. 18^ Langton
Jones Samuel P., candy, NW cor Front and California,
r. 112 Grove
Jones Sarah, \vidow, r. 752 Howard
Jones Sarah J. Miss, principal Agassiz Primarj' School,
r. 109 Hartford
Jones Seneca Mrs., widow, r. 109 Hartford
Jones Seward W. (Jones Bros. & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
Jones Sidiiev C, clerk Sampson's Union Soda Wks, r.
802 Filbert
Jones S mon, r. 2121 Mission
JO!«KS S. L. A CO. (Everitt D. Jones) importers
auctioneers and commission merchants, 20o-lOJ
California, Telephone Main 314
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IK
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
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Jones Squire, janitor, r. 1013 Wa.shingt<jn
Jones Stephen O., r. 1833 San Carlos Av
Jones Surrey R., stenographer, r. 721 Webster
Jones Sylvester A., printer, r. 2428 Market
Jones Theodore, laborer, r. 211 Third Av
Jones Theresa, r. 3025 Sacramento
Jones Thomas, r. 212a Eddy
Jones Thomas (Holmes & Jones) r. 429 Twenty-third
Jones Thomas, butcher, r. 1619 Folsom
Jones Thomas, carpenter, 1120 Taylor, r. 1812 Green
Jones Thnmas, carpenter, r. 1713 Turk
Jones Thomas, decorator, r. 132 Rose Av
Jones Thomas, fireman, r. 50i Silver
Jones Thomas, fireman, r. 117A Perry
Jones Thomas, polisher E. M. Gallagher, r. Oakland
Jones Thomas, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder & O. , r.
Berkeley , , ,
Jones Thomas, hostler Charles Dryer, r. Berkeley
Jones Thomas, steward stmr Ukiah
Jones Thomas A., blacksmith, r. 563 Natonia
Jones Thomas D., contractor, r. 1604 Page
Jones Thomas E., collector, r. 515 Octavia
Jones Thomas G., salesman Doane & Henshelwoi.d, :.
2111 Jones
Jones Thomas H. (Jones & Lotz) r. 2112 Sterner
.Jones Thomas H., laborer, r. 3528 Jackson
Jones Thomas S., i^aii.ter, 862 Mission, r. 362 Grove
Jones Tillman B., r. 126| Ninth
Jones Timothv, r. Old Peoples' Home
.Jones Walter, laborer, r. 1059i Howard
Jones Walter, fireman >tmr Transit, r. Oaklan<l
Jones Walter B., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., r. ^2<.
Eighth Av
Jones Walter C, carpenter, r. 1504 O tarrell
Jones Walter P., saddler, r. 1231 Filbert
Jones Walter S., photoe-rapher, r. 2318 fc>tfiner
.Tones Warren C. (W. E. Robins & Co.) r. 19 Fulton
Jones W. D., machinist Cal. St. RR.. r. 1206 I^rkn.
Jones W. E., architect, r. The Beresford
Jones Webster (Jones & Co.) r. 2000 Gougb
Jones William, bellboy, r. 711 Jones
Jones William, cook stmr Colon
Jones William, dyer, r. 502i Broadway
Jones William, ele\*torman, r. 1005 Powell
Jones William, engineer Am. Steam Laundry, r. .M.i
Mission i-tiia i.- n
Jones William, foreman Warren & Malley, r. 1799 muxh
Jones William, laborer, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William, proprietor Pleasant House, 122 I ost
Jones William, tinsmith, r. 1956 Howard
JO-Xes^ WILLIAM, treasurer The H.T. Holmes Lnne
Co 22-24 Sacramento, r. 1019 Haight
Jones William A., r. 912 Pierce , ^^ . ^, ^_ „«,.,■,
Jones William A., clerk General hVeight Office h. i . <" •
r. 1313a Jackson ,ao.i u ,
Jones William A., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2633 I <.st
.IO:VES WILLI.iM .4., mana^icr Llewellyn Steam
Condenser Manuf cturing Co., othce 42 Sec.m.l, i.
129 Chestnut ., , oo,. .
Jones William B., with R;vjnnond & W h tcomb, 88 « v ■•"
er Bldg, r. 1313 Hyde
.Tones William C.,r. 723 O'Farrcll
J.mes William C, driver, r. N s Alms House R«i"l •>'
Corbett Road .
Jones William D., car repairer, r. 1206a Lark in
Jones William E., bookkeeper, r. 129 Chesanut
Jones William E., carriage painter, r. 832 Valencia
Jones William F., expressman, 49 First, r. 12i Hub))iiM
Jones William F., weigher Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. .1..
Jones William G., coiitracUsr and builder, r. 3711 Cla.v
Jones William H. (Moiicisvais & Jones) r. Eleventh A^
bet I and J . ^^r > ..■
Jones William H., driver Market St. Ky, r. 1552 hn.
Jones" Wniiam H , li(iuors, 1062 Kentucky, r. 304 Ten
PASTEUR FILTERS
Sh-Mill bs In Every Hou-iehold Rented at 5i oo per Montfc
C. B«OWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEm-JODET&GO.GHmnPOGNE
"Finest Extra Qualities."
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Jones William H., plumber, 604i Ellis
Jones William H., salesman, r. 233 San Jose Av
Jones William H., veterinary surgeon, 327 Sixth, r. 957
Market
Jones William J. (Jones & Kerss) r. 81 Harriet
Jones William J., clerk Eugene G. DaVis, r. 1013 Mason
Jones William J., machinist, r. 51 i Ritch
Jones William L., engineer stmr Tillamook, r. 520 Third
Jon6s William M., salesman Roos Bros., r. 206 Eddy
Jones William M.. calker, r. 238 Ritch
Jones William 0. , bookkeei>er Stockton Milling Co. , r.
519 Guerrero
Jones William P., clerk Freight Auditor's Dent S. P. Co.,
r. 1017 Powell
.Jones William R., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1405 Webster
Jones William R., janitor, r. 1313 Mason
Jones William S., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Havdeii
Co.. r. 808 Filbert
Jones William S., engineer stmr Peru, r. 129 Chestnut
Jones William T., carpenter The Baldwin
Jones William T., collector Diebold .Safe and L<X!k Co.,
r. 1.50 Eddy
Jones Willianrw., printer, r. 618 Harrison
JONE8 mXFIKLD S., vice-president Security Sav-
ings Bank, 222 Montgomers", Mills Bldg, r. 131:1
Hyde
Jones W. W. . manager and auctioneer S. F. Fruit Auc-
tion Co., 705-707 Front.
Jones & Charles (Henrj- S. Jones and Edward Charles)
proprietors Jones' Express, 11 Steuart
JO^'E8 A CO. (Michael P. and Webster Jones) whole
sale grocers and conunission merchants, 26-28 Fre-
mont
Jones & Givens (Samuel Jones and Charles S. Givens)
office 16J Crocker Bldg
Jones & Kendig (Peter L Jones and Daniel Kendig) car-
riage mnfrs, 27 Wa.sh'ntton
Jones & Kerss (William J. Jones and Thomas Kerss)
wood and coal, 2128 Market
JOSiES A LOTZ (Thomas H. Jones and Paul Lotzl
prol.riet<.r^ Elite Photographic Studio, 838 Market
.lON'ESd: 0'DO.\.\ELL (Hu Jones and Joseph E.
O'Donnell) atUirneys at law, 24 Montgomen', rooms
13 o ..
.lones & Smallbone (Richard Jones and Charles R. Small-
bone) liquors, 713 Mission
f^ Jones. See Jonas
Jounevold Carl, landscape artist, studio 506 Batt«ry, r.
715 Howard
.lon.'en Charles A., butcher, r. Sixth Av South bet L and
M
Jon-sen John, butcher, r Sixth Av South bet L and M
Joiison Nels, laborer, r. P nr Thirteenth Av South
Jonson Oscar, seaman, r. 9201 Howard, rear
gS" Jon on. See Johnson
Jocps fteorge, photo-engraving, 528 Sacramento
JOOM LOII8, liquors, NW cor Clav and Drumm,
r. 304 Clementina
Joos Martin, molder, r. 10 Verona
.loos Philomena, domestic 2102 Van XessAv
Jjost Albert, collector Martin Joost & Bro., r. 414 Shra-
der
JOOST BEHRE.'liU (.Joost tWoolley) and president
San Francisco and San Mateo Railway Co. and Joost
Brothers (incor|>orated) r. cor Eighteenth and Fal-
con .\v
J<K)st Hertlia A. Miss, teacher music, r. 408 Seventeenth
JOO^t'l- BKOTHEKS (incorjjorated) Behrend Joost
j)resident, Fabian Joost vice-president, Joseph I.
Lawless .secretar}% imiwrters and' dealers hardware,
1438-1440 Mission, Telephone South 220
Joost Brothers (Frederick, Tonjes and Fabian) liquors,
NW cor Thirtieth and San Jose Av
Joost Fabian (Joost Bros.) and vice-president Jiwst Bros,
(incorporated)!. 2400 Howard
Joi^st Frederick (Joost Bros.) r. Ibl4 Guerrero
Joost Gustave, teacher dancing, r. 916 Post
J..,,,t Henrj (M. Joost & Bro.) r. 410 Shrader
.I005ST HE\B¥. groceries and liquors, SE cor Russ
and Howard, r. 52 South Park
Joost Henry, liquors, XWcor Pacific and Batten-, r. 2314
Taylor
JOO.ST HERMAW, produce commission, 310-312
Battery, r. 227 Capp
Joost John, groceries, 138 Third, r. 52 South Park
Joost Louis, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
JOOSr M. A BROTHER (Martin and Henry) liven
stable, hay and grain, wood and coal, 600-618 Gough.
Telephone South 268
Joost Martin, capitalist, r. 623 York
Joost Martin (M. Joost & Bro.) r. 414 Shrader
Joost Martin B., clerk S. F. and S. M. Ry. Co., r. cor
Eighteenth and Falcon Av
Joost M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 408 Seventeenth
Joost Sojthie Miss, r. 331b Oak
Joost Tonjes (Joost Bros.) r. 7 Thirtieth
JOOST A- M'OOLLET (Behrend Joost and HuFsce M.
WooUey) real estate and financial agents, 4 New
Montgomerj-
{^ J' ost. See Jost and Yost
Jopp John, liquors, 440i Sixth
Jord.in A. B., physician Hahnemann Hospital College of
S. F.
Jordan Albert R., student Harrj- S. Malone, r. 330 Pine
Jordan Alfred M., clerk Hearst Estate, r. East Oakland
Jordan Alfred \., conductor Sutter St. RR. Co., r. 1416
Bush
Jordan Arthur L., clerk Stationery Dept S. P. Co., r.
1818J Mason
Jordan Angustus, mechanic, r. 1423 Sacramento
Jordan Benjamin H., watchman, r. 1003 Minnesota
JORDAN BITIMIAOIS ROCK AXD PAVINC:
CO.. James C. Jordan president, Charles C. Loomis
secretary- and treasurer, 92 Chronicle Bldg
Jordan C. Mrs , r. 1422 Sacramento, rear
Jordan Charles, clerk, r. 929a Sutter
Jordan Charles G., cooper, r. 628 J Xatoma
Jordan Charles L., teamster, r. 6 Juniper
Jordan Cipriano P., bootblack, r. 1111 Kearny
Jordan David R., janitor, r. 929 Washington'
Jordan Dennis (Dennis Jordan & Son) r. 800 f\dton
Jordan Demiis & Son (Dennis and Peter I.) contractors
brick work, office 16 Post, r. 800 Fulton
Jordan Edward, laborer Pac. Imp. Co.
Jordan Ebuira M., widow, r. 2400 Folsom
Jordan Ernest B., bookkeeper, r. 10 Willows Av
Jordan Fisher R., student Cooper Medical College
Jordan Frank, clerk Abe Harshall, r. 142i FourUi
Jordan Frank D., sto.amfltter, r. 310 Chpper
Jordan Franklin C, pressman Union Litho. Co., r. Oak-
land
Jordan Fred, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Jordan Frederick J. , agent, r. 1711 Howard
Jordan Frederick W., pilot, 506 Battery, r. Berkeley
Jordan George, tailor, r. 26 Elgin Park Av
Jordan George W. , boilermaker, r. 20 Octavia
Jordan Hermann C, cashier German General Benevolent
Society, r. 413 Mason
Jordan Hermann C, clerk Manheim, Dibbem & Co., r.
929a Sutter
JORDAK HE.NRl' J., manager J. H. Widber, r. 520^
Nineteenth
Jordan Jackson, steward tmr Coptic, r. 404 Post
Jordan James, driver National Laundrj-, r. 213a Powell
Jordan James, laborer, r. 25J Sumner
Jordan James, thip carjienter, r. Clarendon House
Jordan James, cook, r. 916 Jackson
JORDAN JA.UES C. real estate and president Jor-
dan Bituminous Rock and Paving Co., 92 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 553 Harrison
Jordan James E., carpenter, r. 800 Fulton
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Telephone, Main 5! = 5.
CATTON, BELL & CO. ""tl'rrSc'f'"'' 406 Caiiioriiia St.
NEUHKUS
As CO. lis k:e7=crnv st.
FINE DRESS SUITS TO ORDER $25.00
Equal to $45 Suits Elsewhere
JOR
825
JOS
Jordan James H., draughtsman M. J. Lyon, r. 20 Oc-
tavia
Jordan John, blacksmith, r. 210 Michigan
Jordan John, butcher stmr Coptic, r. Winchester Houre
Jordan John, cooper, r. 12 Hunt
Jordan John, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1216 Broadway
Jordan John h., whitener, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Jordan John H., machinist S. P. Co., r. 118 Sixteenth
Jordan John J., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 310 Eighteenth
Jordan John W., porter Post Office, r. 919 Pacific
Jordan Joseph J., carpenter, r. 20 Octavla
Jordan Joseph S., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Jordan Leslie A., teacher, r. 18181 Mason
Jordan L. J. & Co., proprietors Anatomical Museum,
James Du Bois manager, 1051 Market
Jordan Louis, carpenter, r. 311 Jersey
Jordan Michael, laborer, r. 108 Nebraska
.lordan Michael, liquors, 140 Second, r. 103 Natonui
Jordan Nellie Mrs., housekeeper, r. 311^ Hyde
Jordan Newhall B., master mariner, r. 1818 Steiner
Jordan Patrick C, porter, r. 1627 Hyde
JORDAN F. H, A CO. (Philip H. Jordan and Lester
Herrick) real estate, 188 Crocker Bldg
Jordan Peter A., clerk Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 533
Twenty first
Jordan Peter L (Dennis Jordan & Son) 800 Fiilton
.lOKOAN PHILIP M. (P. H. Jordan & Co.)r. Los
.Jordan Philip \V., salesman Hale Bros., r. 1624 San Car-
los Av
Jordan Robert, engineer, r. 1624 San Carlos Av
Jordan Rose A., widow, r. 236 Nineteenth
Jordan Rudo ph R., capitalist, office 210 Sansome, r.
2519 Washington
Jordan Timothy, portei , r. 424 Brannan
Jordan Valley Stock Co., George W. Scott secretary. 322
Pine
JORD.4N >VILLIA.n M., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
forn'a, room 48, r. 1118 Gough
Jordan W. J., boilennaker, r. 20 Octavia
8^ Jordan. See Jourdain and Jourden
Jorden Charles, baker, r. 11 Elliott Park
Jorden Martin, laborer, r. 223 Minna
Jordon A. L., sale -man The Whitman & Barnes Mnt'g
Co. , 33 Market
Jordon Michael, engineer, r. 511 Bryant icTtjosa ^
Jordon William H., boarding, 921 Battery, r. 703J Davis
Jorgensen Albert N., seaman, r. 229 East
Jorgensen Alfred, clerk H. Huddlestou & Co., r. 212
Francisco
Jorgensen Alfred T., with National Vinegar Wks, r. 13
De Boom
Jorgensen Carl, carpenter, r. 108 Eighth
Jorgensen Christian, laborer, r. 16 Hawthorn
Jorgensen Christian, restaurant, 39 Market, r. 2707 Sut-
ter
Jorgensen D., master stmr Moro, office 22 California,
room 2
Jorgensen Edward B. , manager Sheldon Ponierov, r. 513
Post
Joi-gensen Eniil, restaurant, r. 1623 Pine
Jorgensne Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Jorgensen James P. , butcher, r. 1319a Pine
.Jorgensen James T., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.
103 Larkin
Jorgensen Jens P., engineer J. W. Russell & Co., r. 158
First
Jorgensen Jens R., chop hou-e, 29 Fourth, r. 465 Jersey
Jorgensen Joi-gen, collector Ewell's XL Dairy, r. S42 Ala-
bama
Jorgensen Jorgen, waiter, i. 1530 Polk
Jorgensen Jorgen H., cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 706 Hampshire
.Jorgensen Lars C, gripman, r. 1312 Natoma
Jorgensen Louis, woodworker, r. 347 Jessie
Jorgensen Marius, clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 4Ua Fifth
Av
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
Jl?at d^sijrpassGd la^er Beer
''LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Jorgensen Martin, printer Central Hardware and Supply
Co., r. 1623 Pine
Jorgensen Mathias (Jorgensen, Carlson & Peterson) r.
223 Kearnv
Jorj.Lnsen Mathias, foreman Club Stables, 409 Taylor
.lorgeiisen Michael M., master sehr Haves, r. 6 California
.IOU4.ENSEN NEILS, hay, grain and coal, K'S Va-
lencia, r. 2323 Howard
Jorgensen Nels, clerk New Grand Hotel
Jorgensen Niels F. D. , master mariner, r. 3 Mission
Jorgensen Ole, master mariner, r. 212 Francisco
Jorgensen Peter, master schr Transit, 434a Page
Jorgensen Peter, oyster house, 87-88 Centre Market, r.
1319a Pine
Jorgensen Rasmus, confectioner, r. 431| Tehama
Jorgensen Robert P. (Jorgensen & Larsen) r. 272 Bran-
nan
Jorgensen S. IT., student, r. 323 Oak
Jorgensen Toldos, rigger Union Iron Wks, r. 120 Missis-
sippi
Jorgensen Victor, conductor Market St Ry Co., r. 1824i
Stevenson
Jorgensen Waldeniar, master mariner, r. 502 Hickory
Av
Jorgens»n William, gripman, r. 414a Fifth Av
Jorgensen & Larsen (Robert P. Jorgensen and Lars Lar-
sen) restaurant, 272 Brannan
S^ Jorgensen. See Jurgensen and Jurgenson
Jorgenson Carrie, domestic 3712 Sacramento
Jorgenson Christian, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Jorgenson George, mate schr Charles R. Wilson, r. 06
Oregon
Jorgenson George, seaman, r. 318 Fremont
Jorgenson H., lumberman, r. 537 Sacramento
Jorgenson Hans C, agent N. T. Peterson & Bros., r. 342
"McAllister
J(irgenson Harry, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 423
Francisco
Jorgenson John, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 821 Larkin
Jorgenson Jules, sawyer Pacific Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r Sunnyside
Jorgenson Olaf, wood carver Dodge & Dunshee, r. 1008
Bryant
Jorgenson Peter, seaman, r. 312 Ritch
Jorgenson Peter C, tanner, r. cor Adam and Eve
Jorgenson Thomas, laborer, r. San Bruno Road
Jor.:enson William, beer bottler, r. 423 Francisco
Joriga Martin, waiter, r. 920 Montgomerj-
Jorling Charles B., proprietor Tell House, SE cor Silver
Av and San Jose Rd, Ocean View
Jorres Henry, caq)enter, r. 448 Jessie
.lorss Augusta, widow, r. 511 Shotwell
.lorss Edward C, millhand, r. 511 Shotwell
Jortall Christopher, seaman, r. 127a Bernard
Jortall Julia, widow, r. 127a Bernard
Jort dl Nicholas, bookkeeper, r. 127a Bernard
Jor>- Ethel J. Miss, bookkeeper M. Davidson & Co., r.
"312 Fair Oaks
Jory Hattie M. S. Miss (Forster & Co.) r. Murphy Bldg
JorV Henrv J., mining engineer, r. 312 Fair Oaks
Jorv John] r. 312 Fair Oaks
Jory John H., clerk, r. 406 Harrison
Jory Jose])h H., metallurgist, r. 312 Fair Oaks
.lory Man,', w idow, nurse, r. 232 Oak
Jorv William J., superintendent Herman Lesser & Co.,
■ r. 312 Fair Oaks
Jose Charles, laborer, 321J Union
Jiise William, tailor, r. 418 Clementina
.l(j«c|ili Alfred H., driver I'olice Patrol, r. 419 Union
.Insepli -\lbert, office 405 Montgomery, r. 2235 Wa.sh-
ington
Joseph Anton, musician, r. 1116 Kearny
Joseph Antonio, laboror, r. 116 Washington
.Joseph Benjamin, draughtsman J. E. Krafft, r. 314
Fell
Joseph Benjamin, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1832
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JOS
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JOS
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Joseph Benjamin, stationery and notions, 2021 J Mission
Joseph Beniard, capitalist, office 2-4 Battery, r. 2323
Sutter
Josf ph Brother Rev., teacher Sacred Heart College
Joseph Charles, carrier Post Office, r. 319 Union
Joseph Charles, policeman, r. 12 Hardie
Joseph Daniel, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
Joseph Ennna, widow, r. 2235 Washington
Joseph Eugenia, widow, r. 2129 Bush
JosephGeorge, waiter, r. 7ftO Howard
Joseph George E., butcher Alfred E. Rhodes, r. 2121)
Bush
Joseph Harris, r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Henry V., driver Lander Bms., r. 432 Kingold
Joseph Isaac, r. 1306 Buchanan
Joseph Isaac, barber 2a Grove
Josepn Isaac, tailor, 1407 Valencia
Joseph Isaac C, secretary Sun Mutual Bldg and Loan
Assn and bookkeeper Steinberger & Kalisher, 14-16
Sutter
Joseph Isadore, stenographer, r. 1306 Buchanan
Joseph Jacob, butcher, r. 129 Fifth
Joseph Jake, agent Seidenberg & Co. (New York) 239
Kearny, r. 1157 Octavia
Joseph James L., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo &
Co. , r. 126 Capp
Joseph Jessie M., r. 2323 Sutter
Joseph Joseph, clerk, 1834 Bush
Joseph Joseph, salesman William ('line, r. 130() I!\i-
chanan
Joseph Joseph J., expressman, r. \lk Bourbin PI
Joseph Leon, clerk Leo Metzer, r. 314 Fell
.Joseph Leonard (I. Oppenheimer & Co.)r. 472 Jessie
Joseph Lionel E., student Dorn & Uorn, r. 431 Ellis
Joseph Louis, r. 1834 Bush
Joseph Louis, wrapjier Kohlberg, Sti-auss & Frohman, r.
700 Jones
Joseph Louis, janitor, 410 Kearny, room 20
Joseph Manuel, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
S s Serpentine Av nr Folsom
Joseph Martin, liquors and lodgings, 410 Pacific
Joseph Maurice, lumiture, 1101 Stockton
Joseph Menassea A. (Golden State Trading Co. ) r. 939
Howard
Joseph Michael J., salesman Esberg, Bachman Leaf
Tobacco Co. , r. 700 Jones
Joseph Michael J. Mrs. , proprietor The Knole House, r.
700 Jones
.loseph Nathan (Nathan Josepli & tlo.) r. 1938 Jessie
JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. ...u..
.losei)h> agents uue«'u's 0>vn <iitlerjCo.
(fSlietlieUi. KoKlaiitU Milliam nitclieHs
Uuiilisli Steol Pen^. tlieatrical goods,
sooietj 1»a<ises, cariosities, shells, iiiin*
eral specimeus, etc., 641 Clay
.lOSEPII KO»«K>BEK<; MKNORIAL FKEK
Kli\'DKK<;AKTE.\, Miss H. T. Bacon principal,
369 Ele\enth
Joseph Reuben N., (Golden State Trading Co.) r. 939
Howard
Joseph Samuel A., bookkeeper Charles J. Hendry's Son
&Co., r. 2323 Sutter
Joseph Sarah N. Mrs., teacher Rinci>n Grannuar School,
r. 126 Capp
Joseph Silas M. (Golden State Trading Co.) r. 939
Howard
Joseph Simon, r. 507 Lombard
Joseph Simon, laborer, r. 654 Natonia, rear
Joseph Sydney, r. 2235 Washington
Joseph William, coachman, r. 27 Stone
Joseph William, laborer, r. 13 Lick Alley
Joseph William B. , engineer Hugh Kennedy, r. W. Oak-
land
.losephi Clara, widow, r. 428a Page
.Josephi David E. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 1317 Gough
Josephi James E.
O'Farrell
bookkeeper Hemnan Cohen, r. 406)
ephi William M., clerk station K Post Office,
keley
r. Ber-
Josephs Frank, laborer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 5131 Silver
Josephs J. E., musician, r. 627* Vallejo
Josephs John, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Josephs Joseph, salesman Hyams, Pauson & Co., r. 507
Mason
.Josephs Joseph J., salesman Pastene Bros., r. New
Western Hotel
Josephson Josiah S., varieties and notions, 1629 Gear>
Josephson Wdliam, shipjoine'-, r. 14 Polsom
Josewsky Herman R., laborer, r. 26 J Welsh
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
liinDUC J*' •'• "tndy piesiilent.
llUnrVO.* Kaoul Chartrej vice-presi-
dent. .J. M. Hendy superintendent, C. V.
Manner secretary, 38-44 Fremont, Tele-
phone Main 1.S.50, Morks cor Bay. Kearny
and Francisco, Telephone Main l.>4>0
Josich Charles ,J >sich & D inovan) r. 32S Twenty-flfth
J osich & Donovan (Charles Josich and Jeremiah Done-
van) restaurant, 1432 Howard
.losliu Charles .\.. shoemaker, 6.30 Seventeeth
JOSLIN HERMAN L. .„.»„....
and bulldrr. Jobbing promptly attended
to. repairing neatly done, cabinet work
done t<» order, store and oflUce fitting a
specialty, 123 Eddy, r. 25 Douglass
.loshn Jason W., shoemaker, r. 116 Lily Av
.Joslyn Harry J., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 3504a
Mission
Joslyn M. F. B. Mrs., stewardess stmr City of Pekin
Jdslvn William E., advertising dept Hale Bros., r. 712
■\-aii Ness Av
Jusselyn Ahnan C., cigaraiaker, 26 Linden Av
Jossel'vu Ada M. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary School,
r."775 Haight
Josselyn Benjamin F., asst William E. Price, r. The
Vendome
Josselyn Charles, vice-president G. M. Josselym & Co.,
38"-40 Market, r. Woodside, San Mateo, Cal.
.Josselyn Charles H., foreman S. F. a7id Pac. Glass Wks,
r. 342 Fourth
J«»S!^EL.T.\ «EOR«E M., president G. M. Josselyn
& Co., 38-40 Market, r. San Rafael, Cal.
JOSI^ELl'X «. M. A <"0. (incorporated) George M.
Josselyn president, Charles Josselyn vice-president
and treasurer, C. B. York secretary, A. W. Forbes
manager, ship chandlers, 38-40 Market
Josselyn Henry C, shooting gallery, 38 Ellis
Josselyn Henry C. Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 1413 Califor-
nia
Josselyn Joel S., insurance agent, r. 915 Oak
Josselyn Joseph H., physician, office and r. 1020 Market,
rooms 2-3
Josselyn Lockwood H., clerk, r. 1020 Market
JosselVn Marie A., widow, r. 775 Haight
Josselyn Marquis de L., student, r. 1020 Market
Jost Bernhard, accountant The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. Alameda
.f OST €. A SOX (Charles and Charles Jr.) managers
California Distilling Co (Antioch) office 306-308
Clay, Telephone Main 795
Jost Charles (C. Jost & Son) r. 1108 Post
Jost Charles Jr. (C. Jost & Son) r. 1108 Post
Jost Edward N., bookkeeper August Brane, r. 1516
Powell, rear
Jost Frederick, satchelnnker, r. 1725 Stevenson
Jost Frederick, student, r. 1108 Post
Jost George W., bookkeeper C. Jost & Son, r. 1108 Post
Jost Joseph, ilistiller, r. IIOS Post
SAN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO^
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 WONTGOMERV STREET. ' Room 20.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
MflGlG LrtlHTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBREVS
109 Montgomery St.
JOS
827
JUD
Jost Pet«r, baker, r. 625 Clay
Jost Peter Mrs., widow, r. 1725 Stevenson
Jost William, satchelmaker, r. 1725 Stevenson
Jost William R., clerk C. Jost & Son, r. 1108 Post
B^ Jost. See Joost and Yost
JOISUE AKTlllfK, proirietor Granger's Saloon, 30
California, r. 223 Collingwood
Josue Charles, bookkeeper National Bottling Co , r.
Alameda
Jouanneau Verve Mrs., tailoress, r. 1000 Montgomery
Jouanou August (B. Jouanou & Son) r. 19i Morey Alley
Jouanou B. & Son (Baptiste and August) restaurant, 800
Montgomery
Jouanou Baptiste (B. Jouanou & Son) r. 19 J Morey Alley
Joubert Alfred, clerk, r. 117 Julian Av
Joubert Charles H., miner, r. U7 Julian Av
Joubert Henrj- C, laundryman Le Grand Laundry, r.
117 Julian Av
Joubert Jo>eph F., laundryman, r. 117 Julian Av
Joubert Josephine Miss, shirtmaker, r. 117 Julian Av
Joubert Mary Miss, laundress, r. 117 Julian Av
Jouett Cavalier, clerk R. Dunsmuir & S ns, r. Berkeley
Joiiger Jens P., seaman, r. 916 Post
Jouilin Amede, portrait artist, 609 Sacramento, r. 1422
Geary
JOIILLI.\ ETIEXXE, wines and liquors, 32 Sixth, r.
1011 Florida
Joumier Gustav J., oiler, r. 23 Precita Av
Joumier Harry, driver S. H. Brooks, r. 23 Precita A\
Jounieux August, jjoner Heller, Bachman & Co., r. 620A
Linden Av
Jourdaiu Annie Miss, solar printer Craig & Mosher, r.
3311 Geary
Jourdain Emma, widow, r. 3311 Geary
Jourdain Lizzie, hairworker, r. 3311 Geary
JourdenJ. D., solicitor Occidental Varnish Wks, r. 22
Fourth
Jourden John A., foreman J. P. Jourdtn, r. 2525 How-
ard
Jourden John P. (James Duffy & Co.) and proprietm-
Occidental Vaniish Wks, office 811 Market, r. 2525
Howard
0^ Jourden. See Jordan
Jourley James, teamster A. B. Patrick & Co., r. Four-
teenth Av South nr Railroad Av
JOIJKNAL OF COM.tlERCE (daily and weekly)
James O'Leary editor, David J. O'Leary assistant
editor, Moses M. Baniet mana^ng editor, oflice 321
Montgomery, editorial rooms 518 Sacramento
Journal Publishing Co., publishers The Druids' Journal,
629 Washington
Journeay Albert, carpenter, r. 1128 Folsom
Joumeay James, carpenter, r. 325 Twenty-first
JOlIRNEYJtIEN SHIPWRI«HTs' ASSOCIA-
TION. 10 Folsom
Joiisclan John, painter, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Jouvan Victor, cabinetmaker, r. 620 Fourth
Jovanovich Nicholas, waiter, r. 107 Austin Av
Jovanovich Thomas, oysterman Theodore Giurlich, v.
107 Austin Av
Jovica Frank P., waiter, r. 259 Stevenson
JOVOVU'H LAZ.4R, restaurant, NW cor Jackson
and Drumm, r. 1001 Powell
Joy Allen P., bookkeeper, r. 427 O'Farrell
Jov B., gripnian Market St. Ry.
Joy Edwin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 207 Fell
JOV EDWi.\ W.(Jov &Oe.sting) and president The
Edwin W. Joy Co. , r. 1324 Fulton
•JOV EDWI.V W. €0. THE, Edwin W. Joy presi-
dent, A. E. Shattuck secretary, manufacturuig
chemists, office 39 Stevenson, laboratory 269 Steven-
son
Joy Elisha G., carpenter, r. 457 Minna
Joy Frederick J., hoseman Engine 8, r. -ii Day
Joy Harry E., driver California Milk Co., r. 2652 Folsom
Joy Herbert E., laborer, r. 219i Twenty-third
Joy Horace E. , driver, r. 2652 Folsom
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to htalth at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients. 311^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STUTES BBEWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGEP BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Joy Joseph W., conductor, r. 2015i Ellis
Joy Mansfield F., pol ceman, r. 2015 J Ellis
Joy Mary A. , widow, r. 848 Hayes
Joy Mary B., widow, r. 72 Ninth
Joy Morris (S. J.) teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 214
Hayes
Joy Oliver H., gripman, r. 219J Twenty-third
Joy Samuel A., miner, r. 427 O'Farrell
Joy Samuel A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 427 O'Farrell
.Io"\ Wiiliaiii .1., pilcit, r. 247 Lobos, Ocean View
JOl S FIIAK (lAi'V. .loy & Oestmg proprietors, NE
i-oi- Marki/t iumI I'.iwell
JOV A OESTI.XO (Edwin W. Joy and Paul Oesting)
Baldwin Pharmncy, NE cor Powell and Market,
Telephone South 27
Joyal Charles, carjienter Thomas C. Drort, r. 15 Adair
Joyal Nicholas C, clerk George W. Reid, r. 15 Adair
Joyaux Albert, clerk Christy & Wise, r. Hotel Mirabeau
Jovaux John B., with Christy & Wise, r. Santa Barbara,
Cal
Joyce Albert L., wood and coal dealer, r. 806 Montgom-
ery Av
Joyce Arthur H., machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 1316a
Valencia
Joyce Barbara G., r. 147 Clara
Joyce Brothers (Patrick and Stephen) fruit dealei-s, 254
Fourth
Joyce Edmond, livery stable, 729 Valencia
Joyce Edna Miss, furniSBtd rooms, 210 Ellis
Joyce F. B. & Co. (Frederltk B. Joyce) oils, 34 Bluxonie
Joyce Frederick B. (F. B. Joyce & Co.) r. Redwood
City, ("al
Joyce James, butcher, r. 4 Russ
JoVce .lames, laborer, r. 1114 Powell
.lovce Joseph, laborer S. P. Co. , r. 742 Clementina
Joyee Malone, city ticket and passenger agent Or. Ry.
and Nav. Co., 19 Montgomery, r 824 Laguna
.loyce Martin, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. C<«., r.
711 Jones
Joyce Martin E , painter, r. 129 (Villingwood
•loyce Martin F., painter, r. 1022 Oak
Joyce Mary, widow, r. 1022 Oak
.Joyce Mary Miss, r 81 Natoma
.Joyce Michael, r. 458 Tehama
.Joyce Michael, laborer, r. 1 Boardman PI
•Joyce Michael, laborer, r. 1314 Florida
.loyce Patrick (Joyce Bros.) r. 147 Clara
Joyce Patrick, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co. r. 44 Clemen-
tina
Joyce Peter, st veilore Oceanic SS. Co., r. 44 Clementina
Joyce Peter J., crockery, 115 Sixth, r .544 Minna
Joyce Stephen (Joyce Bros.) r. 147 Clara
Jovce Thomas, peddler, r. 147 Clara
Joyce Thomas, tinsmith, r. 1114 Powell
Joyce William, longshoreman, r. 14 Pfeiffer
Jovce William, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co., r. 2 Eckcr
Joyce Willis B., deputy Sheiff, r. 1131 Buchanan
(t®- Jovce. See Joice
.loyes John, 2nd Lieutenant Fifth .\rtillery, I
Presid o
.loyner John W., bootblack, r. 619 Bush
Joyner Patrick, laborer, r. 832 Eighteenth
Jovnt Catherine M., widow, r. ^m Oak
Jovous J. B., r. 29 (irant Av
J.'SHELDOX Ll.\ POTTER FREE KI\I»ER-
(i iRTE.\ .\0. 'i, Mrs. Alexena Roberts prnici])al,
74 West Mission
.luan John, bootblack Joseph Jock, r. 995 Pacific
Juarez Candelaria Mrs., seamstress, r. 5 Pollard PI
.Jubinville Peter, carpenter, r. 105 New Montgomery
.luchter Frank J., harnessmaker F. H. Triebel, r. NW
cor Santa Clara and Vennont
Juchter Joseph, teamster, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
Vennont
.Juchter Mary, widow, r. NWcor Sante Clara and Nermont
Jud Frederick, laborer, r. 47 Federal
^•' 2^2
STOVES
KND KITCHEN SUPPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
JUD
828
JUL
s ^
CD Ji
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Juda Leon, traveling,' salesman Rothschild & Wise, r.
1406 O'Farrell
Juda MoiTis, commercial traveler, r. 1406 O'Farrell
Jnda Simon, shoe mnf-s agent, 214 Pine, room 20. r.
1000a Golden Gate Av
Juda Simon F., traveling- salesman Heller, Bachman &
Co.,r. 1406 O'Farrell
Judah Chester A., r. 1506 Post
Judah E. E. Mrs. , r. 1506 Post
Judah Flo vd S., clerk, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dept S.
P. Co.", r. 1506 Post
Jri»AH HEXRV R., assistant General Passenger and
Ticket Agent S. P. Co., r. 1506 Post
Judas John, conductor Turk and Eddy Electric R. R., r.
20 Hollis
J add Ahin W., dentist, r. 14 Patton
Judd C. E., r. 719^ Bush
J udd Charles M., carjienter, 1507 Pine, r. 1700 Sacra-
mento
Judd Edward D., griimian, r. 2907 Bush
Judd Edwin O., compositor Valleau & Peterson, r. 110
Minna
Judd Elizabeth Mrs., r. 604 Pine
Jvidd Frank \V., painter James W. Reinfeld, r. 213 Elm
Av
Judd Garrett P., clerk, r. 731 Geary
Judd Gertrude M. Miss, whistling solist, r. 731 Geary
.ludd Jennie Miss, dressmaker Misses M. S. and G. E.
RejTiolds, r. 14 Patton
Judd M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 731 Geary
Judd Minnie, widow, r. 14 Patton
Jino .\'ORRIS A., president The Hicks-Judd Co.,
23 First, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Judd Ralph E., foreman Brown & Craddock, r. Oakland
Judd Thomas H., shipping clerk, r. 1929 California
Judell Herman L. (H. L. Judell & Co.) r. 1413 Post
JudeU H. L. & Co. (Herman L. Judell) cigars and
tobacco, junction Market, Kearny and Gearj-
Judell Oscar, clerk Fred H. Busby, r. Oakland
Judell William, plasterer, r. 433^ Grove
Judge Ann, widow, r. 9 Michigan
Judd Annie, svidow, r. 917 Howard
Judge Andrew, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Judge Bernard J., carpenter Louis Schmidt, r. 1581
Turk
Judge (iJharles, quartennaster stmr Australia
Ju'ge Delia, domestic 1609 Laguna
Judge Frank W., boiler maker, r. IOOO5 Minnesota
Judge Herbert, real estate, r. 1727 Church
Judge James, painter, r. 749 Harrison
Judge John, r. 1608 California
Judge John, teamster, r. 1581 Turk
Judge Joseph, ship joiner, r. 14 Folsom
Judge Maggie, domestic 3014 Washington
Judge Martin, laborer, r. 229 Twenty-second
Judge Patrick, laborer, r. 216* Ritch, rear
Judge Thomas, groceries and liquors, 2601 Post
Judge Timothy F. (Horn & 3udge) r. 1762 How;ard
Judgtiz Frederick, caster Cal. Decoration Wks, r. Oak-
land
Judie Benjamin Z., r. 1235 Hvde
.ludie Henry D., conductor Cal. S^. RR., r. 1235 Hj-de
.IliDIS AliPHOKSE, wholesale jeweler, 4-6 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 2016 Buchanan
Judis Arthur L., manager Alphonse Judis, 4-6 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 410 Post
Judkins Louis C, manager American Labor Bureau, r.
Oakland
Judkins Thomas C, clerk, r. 1316 California
Judnic John, liquor saloon, 524 Fourth
Judnisch Martin, cook, r. 52 Louisa
Juds August H. , laborer S. P. Co.
Judson Augustus, mining, 320 Sansome, room 52, r. 1124
Hyde
Judson Clarence E., clerk, r. S s Alvarado nr Douglass
Judson Charles C. , office 402 Front, r Berkeley
JUDSON DYNAMITE AND
POWDER CO. ItillSi^t;
president, Francis H. Pitman .«er etary,
*^00 .Uariiet. Telephone Main 576
Judson Egbert, estate of (Judson A: Shepard) office 402
Front
Judson Frank W., foundrjnnan Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
S s Alvarado nr Douglass
Judson Louis F., bookkeeper, r 1214A Stciner
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO
JL. 1*. Dre.vler president, II. E. Botliin
vice-president, J. <;illsoii secretary, 1*.
A. ^^jiRuer manager, manarat-turers of
bar and structural iron and steel, shaft-
ings, plates and beams, tacks and lath
nails, oflice !!>M cor Howard and Beale,
Telephone .llain 749, factory Emery Sta-
tion, Oakland
Judson Paul M., laborer, r. 573 Howard
Judson Robert, clerk Abraham Stein, r. 802 Alvarado
Judson Russel H., mining 320 Sansome, room 52, r. 1124
Hyde
Judson Thomas R., policeman, r. S s Alvarado and
Douglass
Judson William R., mining, 320 Sansome, room 52, r.
1124 Hyde .
Judson & Co., George W. Arbuckle agent, Chicago and
Boston Excursions, 19 Montgomerv
JUDSOIV' <t SHEPARD (John L. K. Shepard and es-
tate of Eirbert Judson) proprietors San Francisco
Chemical Works (West Berkeley) office 402 Front
Juedt William, waiter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Juel Adolph O., clerk Butterick Publishing Co., r. 23c
Kissling
JUERGENSEN CHARLES. ...
and plain furniture, art and drapery
curtains, shades and carpets a specialty,
913 Larkin
.lugel Ernst, slate roofer, r. 502 Sixth
Juhl Louis M. , restaurant, 533 Broadway, r. 919 Lombard
Juhler Jess M., machinist, r. 1065 Howard
Juhlin C, coalpasser stmr Walla AValla
Juillerat Caroline E. , widow, r. 14 Hardy
Juisti Anton, laborer, r. 643 Broadway
Jukich Fiank, restaurant stmr Sausalito
Julia Consolicated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Thomas
Cole president. Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 58 Ne-
vada Block
Julian August, tailor, 105 Turk, r. 308 Turk
Julian Charles, dyeing and cleaning, 423 O'Farrell
Julian Eliza F. Miss, teacher music, r. 2309 Howard
Julian Fannie, widow, r. 2309 Howard
Julian George A., clerk Charles Julian, r. 423 O'Farrell
Julian George N. (Geo. N. Julian & Co.) r. New Hamp-
shire
Julian George M. & Co. (George N. Julian and Tliomas
E. Trampleasure) wool warehouse, 49-53 Bluxome
Julian John S., r. 100 McAllister
Julian Joseph, shoem .ker, r. 308 Turk
Julian Madeline Miss, teacher nmsic, r. 2309 Howard
Julian Richard P., glasscutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 142
Sixth
Julian Samuel, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Julian Virgil C, r. 100 McAllister
1^" Julian. See JuUien
Julianni Antonio, carpenter, r. 710 Alontgomerj- Av
Julien Edward, engineer, r. 1128i Harrison
Julien Leon P., harnessmaker Jacob G. Liebold, r. 1015
Clav
Julien Axel F., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2914 Bush
Julio Joseph F., conductor, r. cor First and Howard
JuUianni Ferdinando, butcher, r. 448 Natoma, rear
sapT Trancisco paving CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY GTREFT. F.oom 20
OCTIU inC WLrClVL I L/ALL $1.50 PerVear, Postage Paid.
THE FITTZ 6URE ^?.^fti-coHOLisM
Never Fails. Call on or
Write to N.J. STONE 4 CO.
. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
JUL
829
JUS
JUIiLIEN J. Jb CO. (Jules JuUien, Emile Girard and
Auguste Goustiaux) wines and liquors, (jl7 Pacific
Jullien Jules (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 1602 Taylor
Jullien Mane, widow, (jj Jasper PI
e^ Jullien. See Julian
Jtl.MP R. L.. physician and surgeon, office and r. 313
KUis, hours 1 to 3 P. M. and 7 to 8 P. M. Telephone
3S4-2
Juuck Herman D., groceries and liquors, 1426 Taylor, r.
1424 Taylor
Junck Mary .Vliss, bakery, 1304^ Valencia
Junction Cafe, M. Johnson proprietor, 1304 Market
JU.\€TIO.\ E\CII.4N«K, John Niehlson proprietor,
wines and liquors, 502 Market and 3 Sutter
JlI.\CTIO.\ PMAKMAClf, William H. Davies, M. D.,
proprietor, 2000 Market
Juneau Mining Co. The (Alaska) H. G. Stevenson sec-
retary, 532 Montgomery, room 3
Jung Christopher, conductor Market St. Ry Co,, r. 722
Hampshire
Jung Frank, boot and shoe maker, 2152 Filbert
JIJNCi FKED H.. attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 23,
Telephone 1717, r. 225 Drumm
Jung Frederick H. (S. J.) teacher St. Ignatius College,
r. 214 Hayes
Jung Henry, lodgings, r. 225 Drumm
Jung Leonie Mrs., proprietor Oriental Hotel, 225
Drumm
Jung Maria, widow, r. 1525 Broadway .
Jun" Nicholas, furdresser, r. California Av., opp. Shot-
well, B. H.
Jung Philip, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 674 Brannan
Jung Robert, cigannaker, r. Ill Valparaiso
Jung Robert .M., millhand Tillman & Bendel, r. Ill Val-
parai,<o
Jung William, confectioner, r. 446 Natoma
Junga Martin, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 920 Mont-
gomery
JUNGBLUT AUG. & CO. .»...
Juiiijolut) iiiauufacturers billiard tables
aaci iiuportvrs cloth, balls, cue tips, etc.,
lO tiolden <>ate Av
Jungblut August (August Jungblut & Co.) r. 825 Fill-
more
Jungblut Otto A., with August Jungblut & Co., r. 825
Fillmore
Jungbluth Edward L., cashier Enterprise Brewing Co.,
r. Alameda
Jungbluth Emma, widow, r. X s Twenty -fourth nr Po-
trero Av
Junge Adolph, waiter, r. 35i Chesley
Junge Albert J., tanner, r. 119 Valley
Junge Frank, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 58 West
Av
Junge Hans C. (Junge & Haase) r. 913 Folsom
Junge Richard, musician, r. 723 Goujh
Junge & Haase (Hans C. Junsre and Herman R. Haase)
liquors, 1 Harrison
8^" Junge. See Jung, Young and Yung
Junghaenel Ernst (H. Maus & Co.) r. 1001 Clay
Juniel William, sackdealer, r. 322 Fell
Junker Albert R., musician, r. 919 Union
Junker F. & Co. (Richard Mohr and Frederick Junker)
proprietors American Market, 1005 McAllister
Junker Frederick (F. Junker & Co.) r. 917 Buchanan
Junker Frederick Jr., r. 917 Buchanan
Junker Frederick P. C, tailor, 216 Post
Junker Lewis, waiter, r. 7721 Harrison
.lU.^iKBK LOUIS, meat market, SW cor Laguna and
Fulton, r. 920 Buchanan
Junker Louisa, widow, dressmaker, r. 1618i Turk
US' Junker. See Yunker
Junkins Charies K., clerk General Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Jures Harry, longshoreman, r. 1712 Stockton
Jurgens Bernard, janitor 101 Sansome, r. 1116 Larkin
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 Ti^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. P.alace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Jurgens Carl, janitor, r. 1116 Larkm
.lurgens Diedrich J., silesman Hey, Grauerholz & Co.,
817 Geary
Jurgens Deidrich R., fish market, 2513 Mission
Jurgens H., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
Jurgens Hanke (Jurgens & Droge) r. NW cor Seven-
teenth and Douglass
Jurgens Hans, agent Eagle Mountain Vineyard Co., r. S
s Eighth Av South nr M
Jurgens Herman A., clerk, r. 901 Bush
Jurgens J., solicitor, r. 220 Pac fie
Jurgens Manuella, widow, r. 823 Vallejo, rear
Jurgens Minnie Miss, vocali:t Tivoli Opera House, r. 1110
Larkin
Jurgens Richard (Boese & Jurgens) r. 512 Grove
Jurgens Richard, porter M. & C. Mangels, r. 1622 De
visadero
Jurgens William, brewer, r. 127 Francisco
Jurgens William, carpenter, r. 618 Minna
Jurgens William H , bookkeeper Licevre, Fricke & Co.,r.
211 Turk
.lURGENS <S; DROGE (Hanke Jurgens and Charles
Droge, groceries, wines and liquors, wood and coal,
NW cor Seventeenth and Douglass
Jurgensen Herman, peddler, r. 1115 Yorke
Jurgensen John, laborer, r. 147 Dore
Jurgensen Peter S., laborer, r. 811 York
B®" Jurgensen. See Jorgensen and Juergensen
Jurgenson A. Miss, nurse French Hospital
Jurgeiison Nels, laborer, r. 1705 Turk
Jurgenson Peter C.,|capitalist, r. 321 Bush
J urges Charles S., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 914
Twenty-third
Juri Henry, usher, r. 513 Valencia
Juri Henry, waiter, r. 317 J Capp
Juri Henry J. (Louis Juri & Co.) r. 816 Green
Juri Louis (Louis Juri & Co.) r. 1902 Stockton
Juri Louis & Co. (Louis and Henry J. Juri and Louis J.
Christin liquors, 1338 Stockton
1^" Juri.. See Jury
Jurman Charles L. , carpenter, r. 1014 De Haro
Jurs Henrj' F., patternmaker Reed & Cleve, r. 18 John-
ston Av
Jurs Peter C., foreman Davis Bros., r. 18 Johnston Av
Jurs Peter C. Jr., machinist, r. 18 Johnston Av
Jurss John (Jur* & Von Ronn) r. 514 Green
Jurss & Von Ronn (John Jurss and Richard Von Ronn)
liquors, 605 Davis
.lury Cornelius, ironmolder, r. S s Bryant bet Alameda
and Center
Jury Ellen, widow, r. S s Bryant Av bet Center and El
Dorado
Jurv Thomas, r. 227 Second
Jury Walter E., ' elper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 16 Berry
Just Elizabeth Mrs., r. 27 Lapidge
Just Frank H., clerk SE cor McAllister and Broderick
.lust Maurice, salesman, r. 2750 Bush
Just Paul, clerk California Hotel, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Juster Cyril C, secretary lone Coal and Iron Co., 6
Hobart Bldg, r. 439 Geary
Juster Edward, lodgings, 6 Montgomery Court
Justesen Alexander, lab'-rer, r. 348 Fourth
Justet Eugene, wood engraver, r. 24 Hampton PI
Justh Maurice, salesman Lewis Meyerstein 4: Son, r.
2750 Bush
Justi Charles, salo'^n keeper, r. 124J Guerrero
Justi Charles F., musician, r. 515 Stevenson
JUSTICE MI.^I.^G €0, (Storey Co., Nev.) R. E.
Kelly secretary, 23 Nevada Block
.lUSTICES'S COURTS, New City Hall, Ist floor
Justin Germain, r. 913 Wa-shington
Justin Joseph, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Justin Louise, widow, r. 913 Washington
Justins Hippisley C, salesman E. T. Allen Co., r. 418
Sutter
Justis Charles E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1025 Oak
Justis William, quartermaster stmr Acapulco
7i
DIXON, BOBGESON& GO. SHOW GASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
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Kahles Frank, gardener, r. 28^ Bernard
Kahlke John, tailor, r. 10 Moss
^S" Kahlstrom. See Kallstrom
Kahman August (Ge T.'e Mayes & Co.) r. 1721 Brodrlck
Kahn Aaron (Albert Mueller & Co.) r. Occidental Hotel
K;ihn Adolpli, student, r. 1421 Post
SUN INSURANCE CO. kahn adolph J
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Justicella Francisco C, bootblack, r., 4 Montgomery
Jutrosinski Isidor, salesman E. Frank & Sons, r. 1228
Eddy
Jutton Daniel, mining, r. 1418 Geary
Juzix Henri J., porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. 71 Cor-
bett Road
Juzix Louis U., barber, r. 12^ Ford
Juzix Patrick J., bricklayer, r. 12.J Ford
k:
Kaars Gerhardt, money lender, r. 314 Bush
Kaas Andrew W., laborer S. P. Co., r. 137 Clara
Kaas William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 137 Clara
Kaasch Annie Miss, millinery, 136 Ellis, r. 806 Webster
Kaasch William, machinist, r. 1000 Pacific
Kabitschke Frank M. H., house pa nter, r. 607J Linden
Av
Kabler Asa S., pilot, r. 2116 Howard
Kabler Z. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2038 Sutter
Kadac Adam, wireworker, r. 69 Jessie
Kaaletz Wenzel, musician, r. 620 Ellis, rear
Kaechele Micha«l (Kaechele & Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Kaechele& Roller (Michael Kaechele and Charles Roller)
jrroceries and liquors, SE cor Fulton and Octavia
Kaegle August, r. 417 Kearny
Kaehler George, 2d vice-president Roval Eagle Distiller-
ies Co., 112 Taylor, r. 1821 Eddy "
Kaehler Max, with Royal Eagle Distilleries Co., r. 1821
Eddy
Kaehner Frederick, baker, r. 626 Jessie
Kaeintz Emanuel, barber, r. 2217 Leavenworth
Kaeintz Emil, candymaker Thai-i Bros., r. 1112 Taylor
Kaeintz Frank, barber, r. 2209 Leavenworth
Keinlz Joseph, deputy assessor, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Kaeintz Louis, wrapper Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 2217 Leavenworth
KAELBER WILLIAM, ....a......
iiient, r. i>!>9 < hesluiit
Kaelin Alphonse, lithn-pressinau Dicknian- Jones Co.,
r. 222^ Fourth
Kaempff Giestant C, Accountant assistant Rudolph
Herold, r. San Rafael
Kaen Thomas L., r. 40 Clementina
B^" Kaen. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kain and Kane
Kaeser Edward (Friedlauder & Kaeser) r. E Oakland
Kaffke Martin, r. 11 Cleveland
Kafka Annie, widow, r. 1918 Steiner
Kafka Paulina, widow, r. 35 Russ
Kafka Simon (Brady & Co.) r. 32 Moss
Kafarri John, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Kafnrri Bertors, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Kafurri Simeon, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Ka^'e Dora Mrs., midwife and nurse, r. 9 Rondell PI
Kage Henry, upholsterer, r. 9 Rondell PI
K I'.'v Emma, Miss, tailoress, r. 132 McAllister
Kalier Daniel, riveter Atlas Iron Wks, r. SE cor Arkan-
sas and Santa Clara
Kaher Muthew, plumber, SE cor Arkansas and Santa
Clara
Kahl Louise, widow, r. 1 Geary PI
Kahl William P., cooper, r. 1126 Bryant
Kahlaw Frederick, tailor, r. 401 Green
Kahle F., motormon. Market St Rv, r. 2939 Mission
Kahlev Charles F., clerk, r. 156 Fourteenth
Kabler Christian, brewer, California Brewing Co., r.
1513 Seventeenth
Kahler Emil, groceries and liquors, 839 Broadway
Kahler Henry S., merchant, r. 11 Guerrero
Kahler Joseph, artist, 2008J Larkin
Kahler Nellie, widow, r. 11 Guerrero
Kahler Robert, clerk Market St Ry Co., r. 2112 Pine
I&" Kahler. See Kale.-
physician and
.surgeon, 430 Kearnj, rooms 1 and 3,
office hours 11 A. M to Vi M.and 'i to 4
P. M., Wednesday evenings 7.30 to 8, r.
3116 Devisadero, Telephone ^Vest 334
Kahn Albert (McNutt, Kahn & Co.) r. 932 McAllister
Kahn Albert, stationer, r. 932 McAllister
Kahn Alfred, wholesale butcher, r. 2643 Bryant Av
Kahn Bernard, butcher, r. 11 Harrison Av"
Kahn Berthold (Kahn Brothers) r. 1421 Post
Kahn Brothers (Julius and Berthold) hatter, 1108 Market
Kahn Brothers (Max and Leon) butchers, SW cor Laguna
and Geary
Kahn Brothers, Klein & Co. (Henrj- and Jules Kahn
and Lazare Klein) importers drj' and fancy goods,
9-11 Sansome
Kahn Charles, salesman Kahn Bros., r. 1421 Post
Kahn Emil, salesman Kahn Bros., r. 1421 Post
Kahn Emile E. (Tliomas & Kahn) and treasurer S. F.
Fruit Exchange, 202 Sacramento, r. 932 McAllister
Kahn Ernstine, widow, r. 107 Polk
Kahn Eugene, r. 2213 Sutter
Kahn Fanny Miss, m Uiner, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Kahn George H. (Hirsch, Kahn & Co.) r. 2026"Steiner
Kahn Hannah, widow, r. 1718 Post
Kahn Harry, butcher M. Kahn, r. 1718 Post
Kahn Henrietta, widow, r. 2036 Scott
Kahn HeniT (Henn" Kahn & Co.) r. 2524 Pine
Kahn Henry (Kahn Bros., Klein & Co.) r. Hotel Balti-
mo e
Kahn Henrv, traveling salesman, r. 905 Market
KAH\ HEKRY A €0. (Henry Kahn) dealers mathe-
matical instruments and optical goods, 642 Market,
Telephone Main 5194
Kahn Herman, r. 1421 Post
Kahn H.vman, r. 11 Harrison Av
Kahn J., upholsterer, r. 1617^ Webster
Kahn J. & Co. (Jacob Kahn) wholesale cigars and to-
bacco, 306 Sacramento
Kahn Jacob (J. Kahn & Co.) r. 1315 Golden Gate Av
Kahn Joseph, boot and shoe dealer, r. 1216 Geary
Kahn Joseph, capitalist, r. 1307 Jackson
Kann Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 156 Clemen-
tina
Kahn Joseiih, insurance agent, 205 Sansome, r. 2.509
Clay
Kahn Josejih R. , electrician and assistant engineer Mills
Bldg, r. 124 Church
Kahn Jules (Kahn Bros., Klem & Co.)r. Paris
Kahn Julius (Kahn Bros.) r. 1421 Post
Kahn Julius Jr., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-38,
r. 1421 Post
Kahn Leon (Kahn Bros.) r. 1423 Laguna
Kahn Leon salesman. Reiss Bros & Co.,r. 1525^ Turk
Kahn Leopold (Kahn & Reiser) r.632 Fulton
Kahn Louis (Kahn & Levy) r. 2643 Brj'ant
Kahn Louis, traveling salesman, r. 11 Harrison Av
Kahn Louise, domestic 2714 Sacramento
Kahn Mark A., paper dealer, r. 107 Polk
Kahn Maurice, clerk, r. 932 McAllister
Kahn Max (Kahn Bros.) r. 907 Gearv
Kahn Max, butcher, 1604 Geary, r. 1718 Post
Kahn Meyer, porter Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 726 Hayes
Kahn Moses M., ca.shier John Rosenfelds' Sons, r. 1718
Post
Kihn Re^fina, widow, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Kahn Samuel L., dairy produce, 909 Larkin, r. 907
Geary
K.4HX S.4MI:EL S., physician and surgeon, oflSce 14
Grant Av, r. 1626 Gearj-
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cer
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, "
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?!
215 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
KAH
831
KAL
KAHN SAUAH MPS. (Mrs. Frank P. Shibeley) flor-
ist, 311 Suiter
Kahn Sarah, widow, r. 2213 Sutter
Kahn Sol, cigars and tobacco, a20 Oalifoniia, r. l!)l!t
Sutter
Kahn Sydney, clerk Henri Pottet & Co., r. 2f)0ft Clay
Kahn William, clerk A. W. Meyer, r. Alameda
Kahn William, hatmaker, r 472 Jessie
Kahn William E. (Kahn & Levin) r. 250,5 I.arkin
Kahn & Levin (William E. Kahn and Leonard F. Levin)
mnfg jewelers, 3 Hardie PI
Kahn & Levy (Louis Kah'i and Louis Levy) stockyards,
SEcor Mission Road and Silver Av
Kahn & Reiser (Leojiold Kahn and Lorence Keiser)
liquors, 15-17 Leidersdorff
l^" Kahn. See Cahen and Cahn
Kahner Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
Kahran Frederick, tailor John Schmid, r. 401 Green
Kahrmann C. Henry, carpenter, r. 2« Turk
Kahrs Henry (Kahrs & Hogref) r. 14i Lewis
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Minna, r. 124 First
Kahrs Louis D., tinsmith Forderer Cornice Wks, r. Oak-
land
Kahrs Maud Miss, dressmaker, r. 14J Lewis
Kars & Hogref (Henry Kahrs and Frederick Hogref ) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Post and Taylor
Kai O. (O. Kai & Co.) r. 316 Keaniy
Kai O. & Co. (O. Kai) Japanese goods, 31 fi Kearny
Kaighin Charles J., engineer Marke". St. Ry.. r. 2080
Market
Kaitfhni John C. , carpenter, r. 1627 Hayes
Kaill Richard N., r. 141 Page
8^" Kain. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kahen and Kane
Kainbish John, teamster A. B. Patrick & Co., r. San
Bruno Av nr Army
Kainz Leopold, die sinker Shreve & Co., r. San Rafael
Kairies Max, restaurant, 208 First
Kaiser Amelia, widow, r. 1122 Filbert
Kaiser Annie Miss, saleslady David Dumddin, r. 743 Fol-
som
Kai.serBen, butcher, 1103 Leavenworth, r. 1105 Leaven-
worth
Kaiser Celestin, salesman Lenonnand Bros., r. 22 Mary
Kaiser Charles A., litho pressman Dicknian-Jones Co.,
r. 737 i Union
Kaiser Christopher, shoemaker L. Reubold, r. 11 Hcr-
nara
Kaiser Edward, carpenter, r. 4^0 Grove
Kaiser Edward, cleik, r. 1122 Filbert
Kaiser Emil, biker E. Pierron, r. 304 Montgomery Av
Kai«er Fred W., stenographer Police Court 1, r. 23
Stockton
Kaiser Ferdinand, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 115 Ber-
nard
Kaiser Frederick, clerk Henry A. Schutze, r. 547 Turk
Kaiser Frederick, foreman Albany Brewery, r 72 Ev-
ere t
Kai.ser Fritz, coppersmith Pacific Copper Wks, r. 6 Reed
PI
Kaiser Henry, butcher, r. 2931 Jackson
Kaiser Henry, clerk Cesar Bertheau, r. 44 Minna
Kaiser Henrj', proprietor Miners' Restaurant, 533 Com-
mercial, r. 1122 Kearny
Kaiser Herman, liquor dealer, r. 323J Minna
Kaiser Jacob, contractor, r. 667 Minna
Kaiser John, cook, r. 7372 Union
Kaiser John, restauran, r. 209 Sunny Side Av
Kaiser Joseph, driver, r. 720 Octavia
Kaiser Joseph, shoemaker r. 512 Bush
Kaiser Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Reed PI
Kaiser Lipman M., salesman Henry Kahn & Co., r. 2112
Post
Kaiser Louise, domestic 533 O'Farrell
Kaiser Marie A. Miss, teacher dressmaking The Mc-
Dowell Co., r. 619 Harrison
Kaiser Mary, widow, r. 157 Eleventh
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Bltminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Onartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /^/\T<0/\S DRI/\K
pred(^ri(;l^8bur<5 la(^(^rBeer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Kaiser Max, teamster, r. 2304 Folsoni
KAIOlR uTTUf wln«>s »nd liqaors.
SW c«r Baker and <ireenwicli
Kaiser William, office 642 Market, r. 2112 Post
Kaiser William, barber, r. 217 Hickory Av
Kaiser William F. , confectionery, 509 Montgomery A v.,
r. 7 37 J Union
gS" Kaiser. See Kyser, Keyser and Keiser
Kaisin Emil, driver Em. Meyer & Co., r. 722 Vallejo
Kalaher Frank, waiter, r. 36 Rausch
Kalaher John, laborer, r. 508 Brannan
Kalasich Michael, bartender A. E. Barbich, r. 965 Har-
rison
Kalb Peter J., baker, r. 1508 Castro
KALBEN EUWAKIt C, secretary California Bot-
tlmg Co., 1407-1417 Eddy, r. 1006 Union
Kalberta Conrad, maltster, Krug & Zimmermann, r. 428
Shotwell
Kalenbach Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1220 O'Farrell
Kalepka Ernst, waiter, r. 724 Mission
Kaler James, sailmaker, r. 2519 Larkin
gS- Kaler. See Kahler
Kalf us Joseph L., conductor S. P. Co., r. 650 Fourth
Kalis Minnie, widow, r. 1110 Mason, rear
Kalish Howard H.. clerk M. Kalish & Co., r. 1412 Hyde
Kalish M. (M. Kalish & Co.) r. Oakland
Kalish M. Jr., clerk M. Kalish & Co., r. 1412 Hyde
KALISH M. Jt Co, (M. Kalish) general commission
merchants and agent Humboldt Steamship Co., 400
Front
Kalish William G , bookkeeper, r. 1412 Hyde
fi^" Kalish. See Calish
Kalisher Edward (Steinberger & Kalisher) r. 1318 Gear.\
Kalisher Edward D., grain merchant, r. 1318 Geaiy
Kalisher Emilia Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 1318 Geary
Kalisher Fanny Mrs., r. 1339 Pine
Kalisher Isadore, r. 1339 Pine
Kalisky Charles, clothing, 107-111 Second, r. 1211 Mc-
Allister
Kalisky Louis, merchant tailor, 139S Market, r. 1142
Turk
Kalisky Louis L, salesman The Harrv Unna Co., r. 1134
Turk
Kalisky Millie, widow, r. 1227 Golden Gate Av
Kalisky Morris, jeweler, r. 1134 Turk
Kalisky Samuel (Barnett & Kalisky) r. 1227 Golden
Gate Av
Kalisky Saumel, jeweler, 103 Sixth, r. 1134 Turk
Kalleck George, tailor, r. 535 Post
Kallenberg Albert H., machinist, r. 5 Garden
Kalienherg Emil C, barber R. Flieler, r. 612 Willow Av
Kallenberg Theodore, machinist, r. 5 Garden
Kallenberg Theodore J., molder, r. 5 Ga'den
Kallenberger Charles L. , freight clerk S. F. and North
Pac. Ry Co. , r. 23 Vallejo
Kalley Bernard, groceries and liquors, 522 Sixth
Kallnian C. & Son (Caroline and Jacob) watchmakers
and jewelers, 708 Valencia and 1903 Fillmore
Kallman Caroline (C. Kallman & Son) r. 2608 Sacra-
mento
Kallmar Henry, watchmaker C. Kallman & Son, r.
2609 Sacrainento
Kallman Jacob (C. Kallman & Co.) r. 2609 Sacramento
Kallman Lina, widow, r. 1526 O'Farrell
Kallman Sarah, dressmaker, r. 2609 Sacramento
B^ Kallmann. See KoUnian
Kalkman Herman J., bottler, r. 818i Gearj-
Kallmon Charles E. , tailor, r. 31 Clarence PI
Kalloch Emily B., widow, r. 230 Haight
Kalloch Isaac M. (Wheaton, Kallock & Kierce) attorney
at law, 405 Montgomery, rooms 22-24, r. 1416 Ma-
sonic Av
Its- Kalloch. See Kellock
Kallstrom Charles E., tailor, r. 119 William
f^A^-f-CTI ir% CI I "T^r^O Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
r/\5 I lU K r I L I lK^ C. Browo & Sod M^% 823 Wet St.
PEaiilEli-JOUET&GO.GHHinPPE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
(See Page opp. riame of W. B. Chapman./
KAL
832
KAN
1. H. FRIEND
Kallstomi Herman F. , second asst engineer stmr City of
Sydney, r. 7-22 Green
Kallstrom John, cabinetmaker, r. 110 William
Hff" KalUtrom. See Kahlstrom
Kalman Thomas, clerk, r. 767 Harrison
Kalmbach Henry C, teamster C. Xauman K Co., r. 2107
Stockton
Kalmuk Lillie A. Miss, teacher Humboldt Piimary
School, r. 1423 Webster
Kalmuk Louis, foreman W. Cohen, Kirsch & Co., r. 1428
Webster
Kalmuk Moretz, cigar mnfr, 423 Washington, r. 1428
Webster
Kalmuk Robert (Kalmuk & Weinshenk) r. 1428 Webster
Kalmuk & Weinshenk (Robert Kalmuk and Sydney
Weinsheuk) gent's furnishing goods, 234 Sixth
Kaltenbach Wiiheim (Mohns & Kaltenbach) r. 326 Eddy
Kaltenbrunn Ernest, tinner, r. 239 Fifth
Kalthoff Bernard H., manager, r, 6J Albion Av
KaltbofiF George, musician, r. 1526b Jackson
Kalthoff Henn-, ladies' tailor, r. 1233 Ellis
Kalthoff Hugo T., bartender Thomas E. Coghlin, r. 160
Perry
Kaltrup Thomas, signalman Cal. St. RR., r. 1313 Vallejo
Kaltschmidt Oscar, artist, r. 1049 Mission
Kalugeri Louis, oysterman, r. 44 Everett
Kalven Edward C., beer bottler, r. 1006 Tnion
Kamena George, glass blower, r. 52 Norfolk
Kamena Henry, teamster, r. 105 Freelon
Kamena James, glass blower, r. 105 Freelon
Kamena Joseph, pressman, r. 118 Freelon
Kaminitsky Jo.'>eph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kaminski Samuel, barber, 1041 Valencia, r. 822 Twenty-
fifth
Kamlade Frederick C, teamster, r. 119 Gilbert
Kamlade Herman, teamster, r. 531* Fourth
Kamlade John E., teamster, r. 53lf Fourth
Kamler Abraham, tailor, r.l 4 Morris Av
Karamereo Ah in P., painter, r. 1616i Stevenson
K.4.M.MERER CHARLES t.. merchant tailor, 23
Chronicle Bldg, r. 1119 Twenty-fourth
Kammerer Frederick G., barber, r. 256 Clara
Kammerer George (To-Kalon Wine Co.)r. 317 Twenty-
third
Kammerer George E., clerk C. G. Kammerer, r. 1119
Twenty-fourth
Kammerer Gustave, barber, r. 613i Xatoma
Kammerer Henry J., clerk Porter Bros. & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Kammerer Vincent, laborer Pac. Fish Packing and Cur-
ing Co., r. 435 Jersey
j^ Kammerer. See Kaemerer
Kammerling Charles, miller R. H. Robbins, r. 17 Twen-
ty-third
Kaminever Julius, cooper, r. 11 De Boom
Kammitter Maria Mrs., bakery, 963 Mission
Kammueller Fritz C, bartender, r. 139 Chattanooga
Kamp Frederick J., laborer, r. 230 Langton
Kamp H. Rose, engineer, r. Golden West Hotel
Kampe Frederick W. , liquors, NW cor Geary and Hyde
Kampe Htenry A., groceries and liquors, 38 Natoma, r.
32 Nat .ma, rear
Kampe Solomon, secretary F. W. Kreling Sons & Co.,
916 Market, r. 810 Leavenworth
tS' Kampe. See Campe and Kemp
Kampenskv Henrj-, tailor, r. 730 Howard
Karopf Henrj-, brewer Milwaukee Brewerj", r. 1022 Brj-
ant
^^ Kampf. See Kaempff and Kempf
Kampfer V. Mrs., widow, r.l30 Hickory Av
Kempff Rudolph, fish preser\'er, W s Franklin bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Kamps Catherine, widow, r. N.E. cor Clipper and Cas-
tro
Kamps Edward, porter, r. NE cor Clipper and Castro
Kamps George W., hoseman Engine 24, r. 459 Jersey
Kanai Y.. boarding, 30 Natoma
Kanane Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 506 Napa
Kanary Kate Miss, r. 328 Oak
Kandler Mary, widow r. 523 Stevenson
Kane Alice, widow, r. 1713 Post
Kane Bridget, widow, r. 116 Silver
Kane Catherine, widow, seamstress, r. 160 Tehama
Kane Catherine, widow, seamstress, r. 1813J Stevenson
Kane Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1813J Stevenson
Kane Charles, r. 517 Ellis
Kane Charles, hostler, r. 623A Seventh
Kane Charles, porter Mills Bfdg, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Kane Christopher, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Kane Dominick F., laborer, r. 1411 Silver
Kane Edward, painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Kane Et^ward, pressman Valleau & Oliver, r, 8 Antoniu
Kane Edward, teamster, r. 162 Tehama
Kane Eliza, domestic, r. Alms House
Kane Emma, widow, r. 1409 Bush
Kane Frances B., widow, r. 729 Eddy
Kane Francis E., bookkeeper, r. 533 Eighteenth
Kane Frank, boatman, r. 3 Jefferson
Kane Frank, telegraph operator, r. 126| Perry
KAXE FRAXR .1., secretary Pacific Society for Sup-
pression of Vice, 1170 Market, room 97, r. 2030
Howard
Kane George P. , assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
412 Octavia
Kane Ge<3rge P., cashier Patent Brick Co., r. 901 Powell
Kane Hugh, laborer, r. 1313a Point Lobos Av
Kane Isabella, w d-jw, r. 729 Eddy
Kane James, furnished rooms, 52 Natoma
Kane James, laborer, r. 118 Shipley
Kane James, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Kane James, liquors, 643i Natoma
Kane James, miner, r. 619 Pine
Kane James, plumber, r. 340 Twenty-seventh
Kane James, peddler, r. 1606 Church
Kane James Jr., peddler, r. 1606 Church
Kann James, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 212 Moul-
ton
Kane James A., barber, r. 115 Fourteenth
Kane James A', clerk, r. 412 Octavia
Kane James C, clerk Pac. Gas Improvement Co., r. 412
Octavia
Kane James F. liquors, 412 Main
Kane James G., stonecutter, r. 1324J Eddy
Kane James J., laborer, r. 719 Brannan
Kane James M. , metermaker Pac. Gas Improvement Co. .
r. 160 Clara
Kane James M., printer, r. 10051 Pierce
Kane James P. (Kane & Ryan) r. 18131 Stevenson
Kane James V., blacksmith, r. 513i Castro ,
Kane John capitalist, r. 324 Twenty-fifth
Kane John, clerk La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Kane John, groceries and liquors, 11 Gilbert
Kane John, hostler, r. 19 Adelaide PI
Kane John, longshoreman, r. 603 Front
Kane John, marine firen an, r. 268 Brannan
Kane John, printer, r. 1 August Alley
Kane John, salesman City of Paris, r. 513 Ta3lor
Kane John, sign painter, r. 235 Stevenson
Kane John, teamster, r. 917^ Natoma
Kane John, teamster, r. 162s Mission
Kane John F„ clerk r. 430 Twenty-third
Kane J(jhn J., clerk Hartter, Hi yes & Co., r. 34 Golden
Gate Av
Kane .John J., operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 8 San
Antonia
Kane John T., steam fitter, r. 1401 Eighth
Kane Joseph, foreman Hose 4, r. 3 Jefferson
Kane Joseph lineman Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r. Oak-
land
Kane Joseph, longshoreman, r. 306 Fremont
Kane Joseph J. , plasterer, r. 534 Ninth
Kane Julia, widow, r. 2619 Folsom
Kane Julia I., widow, r. 58 Natoma
Kane Kate, widow, r. 743 Brannan
XRY the:
SAN FRANCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5135.
BONESTELL &
-4-01 sansome:
CO. 4^3 WRAPPING PAPER
HDKINS MFG. CO.
6-4^0 PIFTH STREET
fllDION
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
KAN
833
KAR
Kane Lizzie, domestic Hospital for Children and Train
ing School for Nurses
Kane Maggie Miss, clerk, r. 1250 California
Kane Margaret, widow, proprietor Kane's Hotel, 8S4
Illinois
Kane Martin, gardener, r. 1302 Chestnut
Kane Martin, laborer, r. 1408 Alabama
Kane Martin S., wood and coal, 2425 Mission, r. 884 Illi-
nois
Kane Mary, domestic Alms House
Kane Mary, domestic 2209 Devisadero
Kane Marj', widow, r. 34 Galden Gate Ax-
Kane Mary Miss, r. 1005J Pierce
Kane Mary Miss, dressmaker, 1813i Stevenson
Kane Michael (O'Connor & Kane) r. 401 Harrison
Kane Michael, r. 505 Howard
Kane Michael, driver, r. 14A Twenty-fourth
Kane Michael, gardener, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 73 Natoma
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 716 Natoma
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 536 Mission
Kane Michael, marine fireman, r. 268 Brannan
Kane Nellie Mrs. , r. 653 Folsom
Kane Nora, domestic 1716 Geary
Kane Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1302 Chestnut
Kane Patrick, carpenter, r. 1005J Pierce
Kane Patrick, gripman, r. 1633^ Fulton
Kane Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Kane Peter, blacksmith, r. 7 Lerov PI
Kane Robert F., student r. 729 Eddy
Kane Rose, widow, r, 15i Moss
kane R. S., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1426 California
Kane Stephen P., pressman John Monahan & Co., r. 19
Lily Av
Kane Theodore F., porter Allen & Higgins Lumber Co.,
r .331 Turk
Kane Theresa Miss, r. lOOSJ Pierce
Kane Thomas, driver, r. 812 Lott
Kane Thomas, cornicemaker, r. 1606 Church
Kane Thomas, draughtsman, r. 659 Howard
Kane Thomas, engineer Visitacion Water Co. \Vks, r.
Twenty-third Av South nr K
Kane Thomas, foreman Harbor Commiasioners, r. 1411
Silver
Kane Thomas, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1606 Guerrero
Kane Thomas, plasterer, r. 334 Clementina
Kane Thomas, porter, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Kane Thomas, sweeper, r. 222 Filbert
Ka)ie Thomas, watchman, r. 917 Lott
Kane Thomas F., engineer, r. 52 Natoma
Kane Thomas J., molder, r. 1005i Pierce
Kane William, boxmaker, r. Alms House
Kane William, plumber, r. 160 Clara
Kane William, pressman Schmidt Label and Litho. Co.,
r. 229 Twenty-fifth
Kane William, salesm'<n Burnell & Co., r. 729 Filbert
Kane William F.. painter, r. 6 A very
Rane William H., shoemaker, r. 52 Natoma
Kane William J., clerk, r. 1713 Post
Kane Winnie, domestic, r. ■721 Laguna
Kane & Heaney (John Heaney) dairy produce, 11-40 Cen-
tre Market
Kane & Ryan (James P. Kane and Timothy Ryan) liquors,
1120 Howard
9^ Kane. See Cain, Kane, Kaen and Kain
Kane's Hotel, Margaret Kane proprietor, 884 Illinois
Kanein Edward B., jeweler Reinhold Bujannoff, r. 413i
Larkin
Kanehi Edward C. , tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 28, r.
413 Larkin
Kangas Robert A., clerk, J. F. Wldlund & Co., r. 26 Fol-
Kangkusch Theodore, machinist, r. Sixteenth Av. South
nr Railroad Av
Kaniff M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 227 Twenty-
second
Kanitz Morris, r. 1420 Post
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STANDARD.
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Best Beer on Earth.
Kanitz Louis, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r. 801 Hayes
Kanitz Otto, butcher, r. 806 Fifteenth
Kanitz Otto, liquors, 443 Eleventh
Kanitz Sigraund (Halla & Co.) r. 927 Geary
Kanitz Theodore, r. 780 Illinois
Kann Vigo, waiter, r. 145^ Valencia
Kanngiesser Emile, sausagemaker, r. 1409 Sto<-kt<>ii
Kanngiesser Julius, sausage mnfr, 1409 Stockton
Kanngott Frederick, tanner, r. 31 Sonoma
Kanitz John, liquor dealer, r. 780 Illinois
Kannitz Theodore, r. 780 Illinois
Kansas Salt Co. (Hutchinson, Kansas) F. H. Ames «!o.,
agents, 3 California
Kansteiner Charles, clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 437
O'Farrell
Kant Charles, laborer Pao. Rolling Mills, r. SW tor
Louisiana and Sierra
Kant Hannah, widow, r. 317 Ivy Av
Kant Max D., delicacies, 22-24 Grand Central Market, r.
607 Fell
Kantrowitz Max, dressmaking, 1140 Howard
Kanze^ Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 730 Turk
Kanzee Austin, bookkeeper, r. 730 Turk
Kanzee George, stereoptician, r. 730 Turk
Kapchi Henry, clerk Clans Schwartz, r. 243 Eighteenth
Kapels John H., clerk John F. H. Woliler, r. 40 Tehama
Kapetanich Joseph (Kentra & Kaijetanich) r. 1228 Stock-
ton
Kapfurth George, pantiyman Broyklyn Hotel
Kai)han George, butcher, r. 422 Jersey
Kajjlan Abraham, Civshier Thomas T. Atkinson k Co.,
and secretary MaxShirp.ser Jewelry Co., r. 1228 McAl-
lister
Kai)lan Charles, driver, C. and C. Hospital
Kaplan Charles W., clerk, r. 1104a Eddy
Kaplan Doris J. , widow, r. 534 Grove
Kaplan Edward .;., stock clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 21
Valencia
Kajilan gUa, widow, r. 1104a Edily
Kaplan Hyman, r. 1228 McAllister"
Kaplan Levi, r. 1228 McAllister
Kaiilan Marie E. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary School,
r. 1228 McAllister
Kaplan Rae Miss, musician, r. 534 Grove
Kai)ner Edgar S., barber, 1318 Market, r. 431 Turk
Kapp Andrew J. (Kapp & Riordan) r. 215 Eleventh
Kapp Charles F. (Kapp & Street) r. 205 O'Farrell
Kapp John J. , helper Fulda Brothers, r. 40 Spear
Kapp & Riordan (Andrew J. Kapp and Daniel F. Rior-
dan) liquors, 17 Eddy
RAPP & oTnEET (riiarles F. Ka|i|>
and .loiin II. !*treet) iiianiiracturers oftiiie
rhifkeii taiiialesand dealers in tine winex
and liaaor«, fi90 Klarket and 3 Ciolden
date .4v, rainily srotto ViOti narket and
7-I1-I.5 Golden Gate tv
gr^ Kapp. See Capj)
Kappa Luigi, shoemaker, 430 Broadway, r. 4 Bartol
Kappeler Clara, widow, r. 415 Twenty-sixth
Kappeler Joseph, plumber and gas fitter, 419 Mas<in, r.
1 Kappeler Court
Kappeler Lena, wiaow, r. 1 Kappeler Court
Kappen P. (San Jose and San Francisco Express Co.,
Sunset Transfer and Storage Co. and Stockton and
San Francisco Express Co.) 21 Main, r. 234 Dorland
Kappersberger Frank, sculptor, r. 734 Guerrero
Kappes Joseph, painter, r. 512 Bush
Kappke Veronica, widow, r. 1015 Union
Kara Frederick E., plumber, r. 2641 Harrison
Kara Louisa Miss, spooler, ^-.2641 Harrison
Kara Margaret, widow, r. 2641 Harrison
Karatar Angele C. Miss, teacher Cleveland I^hnarv
School, r. 307 Polk
Karatar Henry R., r. 307 Polk
Karatar Louise, widow, r. 307 Polk
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K-aiwtar- Matilda Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Polk
"Karell Edwajd, seaman, r. 154 Steuart
Karewski Esther Mrs., milliner, r. 1230^ Pacific
Karew.ski Hn<jo, .salesman, r. 1230| Pacific
Karinskv Nathan <;., jieddler, r. 34.5 Seventeenth
Kari Adam L. (Meyer & Karl) r. 149 Ridley
Karl Herman J., meter repairer Spring Vjilley W. \V., r.
1421 Mason, rear
Karl Peter, laundrymaii, r. 44 West Mission
Karl Wolbach, manager, r. 309 Powell
US' Karl. See Carl
'Karlberg Claus J. , tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
gS' Karlson. See Carlson
KarK-tr"in Hermann, engineer, r. 1715 Jones
Karii Henrv, traveling sale-sman Kahn Bros. Klein & Co.,
r. Wiiidscr Hotel
'Karnielenski .\iina Mrs., widow, r. 818| Montgomer>'
Karminsk\ .Jacoli, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil k
Michels, r. 1704 Folsom
Kari'er .A.iitone, cabinet maker, r. 9 Hayward
Kariiey Bernard W. , plumber, r. 24 Hunt
Karney I'litrick, laborer, r. .512 Howard
t^ Kaniev. See Carney
Karolev .liiseph, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 334 Turk
KarokV \V. M., blacksmith Market St. Ry
Karp Hini y, cabinentmaker F. W. Kreling S<jns Co., r.
1-2:^.4 Tieat Av
Kaqi Heury, laborer, r. 1402 Fifth Av South
Kari)e William G.. chief clerk office Suiierintendent Rail-
way Mail Service, r. 16:?6 Broadway
KajT'- Joseph S., cari>enter, r. 320 Turk
Ka«" William, cigars and tobacco, 913 Kearny, r. NE cor
Keaniv and Washington
SS' Karr. ' See C^rr
Karrasoii Frank, teamster, r. 5(>0 Howard
Karrigai\ Patrick, laborer, r. 261 First
Karrigan Philip, jKiinter, r. 171 Treat Av
Karrigan, Thomas, p oprietor Miners' Hotel, 261 First
Karski Abraham, real estate, r. 392 Sixth
Karski Gabriel, tailor, 392 Sixth
Karsky Hannah, widow, r. 2226 Post
Karstadt WllUam. teamster, r. 419 Cla.vton
Kar.<tens .\lice Miss, milliner, r. 223 Thirteenth
Karstens Erwin, clerk, r. 223 Thirteenth
K^rst-eiis Henry, bartender, r. 38 Ellis
K;irsteii- Maria, widow, notions, 223 Thirteenth
Kursten-i Ottilie Miss, dre.ssmaker, r. 223 Thirteenth
iiar-tensen Casfwr, basketmaker, r. 25J Rausch
iKur<tensen .John, waiter, r. 812 Douglass
1^" Karstensen. See Carstensen
Kartschoke Edward, brickmaker, r. 28 Albion Av
Kartschoke Gus, with Peterson Brick Co., r. 28 Al-
bi<ni Av
Karusa Giac, coo|>er, r. 829 York
liasch Henry, r 83.5 Hampshire
Ka.se Speucer M., ninfr hulled corn, 440 Thirtieth
U ASE THOIIAS K.. attorney at law, 16 Mills Bldg.
7th floor, r. 501 Post
Ka.sehtz Paul O., drug clerk, r. 118 Eddy
Kashevaroff William G., laborer, r. 1617 Mason
Kashow Israel, capitalist, r. 2.502 California
Kaskel .lacb (Pursch, Kaskel & Weil) r. 1404 O'Farrell
Kaskel Louis, cigars, r. 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskell Abraham, porter, r. 427^ Green
Kaskell Benjamin, policeman, r. 921 Powell
Kasxell GusUve, gasfitter W. D. Hobro, r. 727 Filbert
Kasper Samuel, general merchandise, r. 2041 Pine
JCW Kas|ier. See Casper
Kassebauin Frederick, shoemaker, r. 1135 Union
KasBpbauin John A., insurance, 4 Mills Bldg, 8th floor,
r. 521 Eddy
Kassebaum Louise Mrs, midwife, r. 1135 Union
Kassene Jacob, seaman. South Side Life Saving Station
Kasser Herman, peddler, r. 27 Chesley
Ka.sser Isadore O., canvasser The 0. F. Adams Co., r. 29
Langton
Kasser .Joseph B., salesman George Fogel, r. 29 Langton
Kasser Martin, salesman J. Seidl & Co., r. 29 Langton
Ka-sser Z. Mrs., widow, r. 29 Langton
S^ Kasser. See Casser
Kasson Chester S., clerk Post Office, r. 424 O'FarreU
Kassou Ernest, molder, r. 207| Fourteenth
Kassow Ernest H., monej- broker, 30 Kearny, room 26
Kast Eugene H., cierk, r. 25 Dolores
Kast Frank H., salesman Kast & Co., r. 25 Dolores
Kast John S., shoemaker, 738 Market, r. 27 Dolores
Kast Louis S., r. 1112 Guerrero
Kast Theodore, millhand Frank A. Geier, r. 25 Dolores
KA.ST A CO., boots and shoes, 738-740 Market, Tele-
phone Main 51
Kastelic G. A., r. 208 Golden Gate Av
Kasten Augustus J., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 137 i Fourteenth
Kasteu Dora, widow, r. 621 Ash Av
Kastendieck J., phvsician, 2514 Mission
Kastengren George, fireman Union Box Factory
Kastenscbmidt William, clerk Frank von Thun, r. 1019
Gnerrero
Kaster John, confectiouer, r. 632 Filbert
Kastl Annie E. Miss, waitress, r. 48 Tehama
Kastl Martin, barber, 142 Second, r. 48 Tehama
Kastler Henry, maltster, r. 2315 Missiou
Kate Hayes Minmg Co. (Nevada county, CaL) Henry
P choir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Katels Gustav S., clerk John F. H. Wohler, r. 38| Te-
hama
Kathoff Bernard H., salesman Great American Import
ing Tea Co., r. 6i Albion Av
Kathn George, butcher, r. 422 Jersey
Kato Adolph O., seaman, r. 1510 Harrison
Katsch Albert E. , passenger agent Vanderbilt Lines, 10
Montgomerj-, r. 1102 Taylor
Katsch Frederick, seaman, r.,820 Battery
Katschinski Bernard, manager Philadelphia Shoe Co..
10 Third, r. 608 Oak
Katsuka lehetaro, student, r. 1921 Stockton
Kat elmann Fredrick W. (Kattelmann & Rippe) r. 3001
Sixteenth
KATTEL.flAXX E. BIPPE (Fredrick W. Kattel-
mann and Fredrick Rippe) groceries and liquors,
SW cor Sixteenth and Howard
Katten Meier, drv goods, 430 Haves, r. 2136 Sutter
Katten Simon (Bauer Bros. & Co") r. 2136 Sutter
Kattenbach William, wine dealer, 326 Eddy
Kattenberg C. Miss, baker}-, 1032 .McAllister
Kattenberg Henry, draughtsman, r. 1032 McAllister
Kattenhorh Brothers (Hermann and John H.) groceries
and liquors, 245 Fell
Kattenhorn Hermann (Kattenhorn Bros.) r. 245 Fell
Kattenhoru John H. (Kattenhorn Bros) r. 245 Fell
Kattemian Frederick, liquors, NW cor Third and Town-
send
Kattrup Thorwald, switchman r. 1313 Vallejo
Katz A., shoemaker, 12^ Grant Av
Katz Aaron, clerk, r. 24 Caroline
Katz Abraham, laborer, r. 423 Franklin
Katz Albert, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co., r. cor
Courtland Av and Butler
Katz Bert, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r. 142$
ElUs
Katz Charles, plate and window glass, 549 Clay, r. 14
Katz Christian, brewer, r. cor Butler and Cortland Av
Katz David, junk, r. 1321 Rhode Island
Katz Frank T., salesman, r. 1624 Golden Gate Av
Katz Frederick, butcher, r. 1008 Union
Katz Georsre G. (Katz & Sons) r. 1006 Union
Katz Gottlieb, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co., r. 15i
Bronte
Katz Gustave A. (Katz k Sons) r. 1006 Union
Katz Isaac, liquors, 1400 Ellis, r. 1426 Ellis
Katz Louis R. (Katz & Sons) r. 1006 Union
Katz Louise, widow, r. 1006 Union
Katz Marcus, caterer, r. 459 Minna
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Katz Mark B., clerk Jacobson & Co., r. 833i Sutter
Katz Mendel, junk, r. 116 Shiplej-
Katz Moses, peddler, r. 230 Langton
Katz Otto M., barber Otto Lemcke, r. 221 Collingwood
Katz Robert F., salesman, r. 1624 Golden Gate A v
Katz Seligiuann, tailor, r. 1321 Rhode Island
KATZ A SOXS ^GeorgeG., Louis R. and Gustavc
Katz) wholesale and retail butchers and pork jjack-
ers, 95-100 California Market
Katzbauin Stephen, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Ltmisi-
ana
Katzenbach Charles A., with North Ger.nan Fire Ins.
Co., r. Oakland
Katzenbach Frederick, teacher music and i)ublisher
Music Desk Tablet, 26 O'Farrell, room 22, r. Oakland
Katzeiiberg Alois, tailor, r. 608 Jones
Katzenstein Mayer, r. 1807 Pine
Katzer Frank, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 516 Stock-
ton
Katzer Max F., coffee saloon, 516 Pine, r. 134 Ridley
Kauce Francis H., bartender, r. 221 J Ridley
Kaucher Frederick M., pictures and frames, 1503 Mar-
ket, r. 72i Brosnan
Kauck Henry, laborer, r. 42 Dame
Kauf Charles, baker, r. 114^ Williams
Kaufer Constantine, upholsterer, r. 1439 Ellis
Kaiiffraan Leon, grain broker, 222 Sansome, 3d floor,
room 2, r. 2406 Washington
Kauffinan Samuel, r. 437 Eddy
Kauffmann August, clerk Fred Kauffmann, r. 218
Fourth
Kauffmann Julius, steward stmr Gipsy, r. 1129 Sh(jt-
well
Kauffmann Sebastian, expressman, SE cor Howard and
Main, r. 1414 Alabama
Kauffung Louis H., dentist, 1228 Market, r. 319 Bartlett
Kaufman Alfred, mattressmaker, r. 1825 Lombard
Kaufman Bertha, widow, r. 1127 Folsom
Kaufman C. B. & Co. (Charles B. Kaufman) railway sup-
plies, 214 Pine, room 25
Kaufman Charles, tailor, r. 1229 Mission
Kaufman Charles B. (C. B. Kaufman & Co.) r. Alameda
KAIIFMABT CHARLES M., stock and bond broker,
307 Montgomery, r. 1521 Jackson
Kaufman Ernest W.", furniture dealer, r. 431 Turk
Kaufman Fr.-d C, michinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Oakland
Kaufman Herman, salesman, r. 423 Bryant
Kaufman Jonas, coal oil, r. 2243 Sutter
Kaufman Julius, printer, r. 229 Bartlett
Kaufman Julius, salesman, r. 2824 Pine
Kaufman Nestor, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co. , r. 804
Kaufman Rosalie, widow, r. 1521 Jackson
Kaufman Sophie, widow, r. 5 Columbia Square
Kaufman T. Frank, upholsterer, r. 522 Jones
liAIIFMA^ '«T .ALTER W., attorney at law, 123-127
Crocker Bldg, r. 1521 Jackson
Kaufmin William, watchman, r. 322 Fifth
Kaufmann Adam, capitalist, r. 829 Vallejo
Kaufmann Adolph, clerk, r. 210 Twenty-sixth
Kaufmann Adolph, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
1823 Sacramento
Kaufmann Annie Mrs., r. 229 Bartlett
Kaufmann Charles, clerk Louis Lsffmann, r. 52 Tehama
Kaufmann Charles H., liquor dealer, r. 725 Army
Kautmann Edward, clerk Market St. Ry, r. 210 Twenty-
sixth
Kaufmann Emil, salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Alameda
Kaufmann Feist, widow, r. 1323 Sacramento
Kaufminn Frederick C, groceries and liquors, 218
Fourth, r 360 Hammond
K:iufmann Frederick J., groceries and liquors, 901 Mis-
sion, r. 715 Army
Kaufmann Henry C, clerk Nathan, Uohrmann & Co., r.
613a Shotwell
Kaufmann Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
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Kaufmann Henry W., secretary German Consulate, 318
Sacramento, r. Alameda
Kaufmann Isaac, bookkeeper, r. 1823 Sacramento
Kaufmann Jonas, collector Rosenthal Bros., r. 824 Mis-
sion
Kaufmann Leo, salesman Roos Bros., r. 815 Laguna
Kaufmann Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 36 Market, r.
1141 Shotwell
Kaufmann M. Mrs., dressmaking, 431 Turk
Kaufmann Mary, widow, r. 1702 Post
Kaufmann Maurice J. (Sommer & Kaufman) r. 1514 Cal-
ifornia
Kaufmann Moses (Kaufmann k Frankel) r. 1823 Sacra-
mento
Kaufmann Otto, r. 1823a Union
Kaufmann Sigmund, bookkeeper Rosenthal Bros. & Co. ,
r. 1823 Sucramento
Kaufmann William, brewer, r. 116 Fulton
Kaufm nn William, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
832 i)'Farrell
KAI'FMAMIV A FRANKKL (Moses Kaufmann and
Lee Frankel) boots and shoes, 1418 Polk
B^" Kaufmann. See Kauffman and Caufman
Kauf ner Bruno, clerk Abramson, Heunisch Co., r. 115
Oak
Kaufner Julius, printer The Getchell-Berry Printing Co.,
r. 115 Oak
Kauford Christ, miller, r. 460 Clementina
Kauford Martin, miller, r. 460 Clementina
Kaul Christian H., bookkeeper, r. 2800 Bush
Kaulfuss Frederick C, glass engraver, 104 Jessie, r. 8
Tonningsen PI
Kaunitz John, liquors and lodgings, 780 Illinois
Kaunitz Theodore, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 49 Gilbert
Kaupert Joseph, butcher, 122 Twenty -fourth, r. 2506
Brj ant
Kaushe Mary, widow, r. 50i Tiffany Av
Kautz Mary, widow, r. 1136 Folsom
Kavanagb Albert, ojitician, r. 802 Van Ness Av
Kavanagh Ann, widow, r. 1786 Folsom
Kavanagh Annie, domestic 2411 Octavia
Kavanagh Bridget, widow, r. 242J Twelfth, rear
KAVANAGH BROTHERS (John and Charles V.)
merchant tailors, 6 New Montgomery
Kavanagh Charles V. (Kavanagh Bros.) r. 601 Fell
Kavanagh Daisy Miss, dressmaker, r. 217^ Elm Av
Kavanagh Elizabeth, widow, r. 2025 Pacific Av
Kavanagh Francis J., upholsterer, r. 1850 J Stevenson
Kavanagh Frederick W., job pr.nting, 242 J Twelfth, rear
Kavanagh George, timekeeper, r. 1786 Folsom
Kavanagh George H., r. 2025 Pacific Av
Kavanagh Harry, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kavanagh Harry, salesman, r. 1927 Devisadero
Kavanagh James, r. 861 Market
Kavanagh James, molder, r. 631 Natoma
Kavanagh James, Park policeman, r. 3U0 California
Kavanagh James A., driver, r. 236 Day
Kavanagh James H., r. 2620 Sutter
Kavanagh John, r. Twelfth A v South bet H and I
Kavanagh John (Kavanagh Bros.) r. 814 Fifteenth
Kavanagh John, laborer, r. 2023 Sutter
Kavanagh John D., carpenter, r. 116 Ivy Av
Kavanagh John F., clerk Nevada Bank, r. Berkeley
Kavanagh Julia, widow, r. 217^ Elm Av
Kavanagh Kate Mrs., stenographer Shipowners Assn
Kavanagh Lizzie, domestic 814 Twenty-first
Kavanagh Luke, stenographer, r. 1603 Stevenson
Kavanagh Matthew, real estate, r. SE cor Steiner and
Grove
Kavanagh Maurice, bookkeeper, r. 108 Twelfth
Kavanagh Michael B. (Kavanagh & Nolan) r. 1 Zoe
Kavanagh Morris, miner, r. 236 Day
Kavanagh Patrick, coalpasser stmr Alameda
Kavanagh Robert P., dairv, 633 Grove, r. 800 Hayes
KAVANAOH RICH.ARD H., merchant tailor, 633
Market, r. 1927 Devisadero
Kavanagh Thomas, laborer, r. 802 Van NessAv
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Kaviinagh Thomas, laborer, r. 1786 Folsom
Kavanagh Thomas, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Kavanaffh Thomas, teamster, r. 217 J Elm Av
Kavanagh Thomas J., clerk Alexander Herman, r. 18
Twelfth
Kavanagh William, driver Market St. Ry, r. 683b Clem-
entina
Kavaiiagh William, laborer, r. 4J Myrtle Av
Kavanagh & Nolan (Michael B. Kaxanagh and John H.
Nolan) groceries, 402 Third
Kavanaugrh Charles, r. Royal House
Kavanaugh Da\id, peddler, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Ka\anaugh Edward, plumber, r. 720 Bryant
Kavanaugh Edward Jr., plumber, r. 720 Brj-ant
Kavanaugh John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 15 Pond
Kavanaugh Thomas, bookkeeiier, r. 1128i Harrison
US' Kavan.ugh. See Cavanagh, Cavanaugh and Kav-
anagh
Kavan Fred W., vocalist, r. 242J Twelfth
Kave Samuel, coachman, r. NW cor Pacific Av and
Devisadero
Kaveney Richard J., steward stmr Alameda, r. 514
Guerrero
Ka\ eny Annie M. Miss, dry goods, SE cor Twenty-
eighth and Church
Kaveny Michael, laborer, r. 1130 York
Kaveny Thomas J., watchman, r. 1601 Dolores
gW Kaveny. See Caveiiy
Kavo >n John, laborer, r. 733 Market
Kawalkowska Frank, carpenter, r. NE cor Richland
Av and South Av, Holly Park
Kay Walter R., foreman, r. 31 Twenty -third
Kaye Alice, widow, r. 707 Shotwell
Kayra Amalia, domestic 1626 Grove
Kays Anna Mrs., r. 205 Valencia
Kays William, farmer, r. 205 Valencia
Ka'yser Albert, salesman Kast & Co., r. 1602 Eddy
Kavser Brothers ( Richard and Frank) wood and coal,
1118-1120 Pacific
Kayser Charles, plumber 436 Hayes, r. 333 Fell
Kayser Frank (Ka' ser Bros.) r. 1120 Pacific
Kajser Fritz (Kayser .s Mayer) r. 1602 Eddy
Kavser Fritz Jr , clerk, r. i602 Eddv
Kayser George, clerk Meyerfield, Mitchell & Co., r. 191.i
Stevenson
Kayser Hubert, bartender, r. 220i Linden Av
Kayser Marcus, merchant tailor, 420 McAllister, r. 426
Franklin
Kayser Richard (Kayer Bros.) r. 19 Bernard
Kavser WiUiam, clerk, r. 1602 Eddv
KAVSER A .MAVER (Fritz Kayser and John Mayen
proprietors Coloseum Liquor Saloon, 910 Market
1^" Kayser. See Kaiser, Keyser and Reiser
Kayton" A. Harold, teacher" music, 308 Post, r. 1012
Mason
Kayus Andrew, tanner, r. .504 Napa
Kazdajlevicz George, planer, r. 1311 Broderick
Kazinsky Joseph, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana
Kazinsky Joseph P., bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., r.
21(8 Mason
Kazinsky Julius, dair3- produce and crockery, 232 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 2108 Mason
Keadv James E., coffee roaster J. A. Folger & Co., r.
1213 Mission
Keady Mary, widow, r. 1213 Mission
Kealy Thomas, secretary American Bakers' Union, 818a
Howard, r. 358 Minna
Kean Daisy Miss, r. Pacific Alley
Kean Frank F., clerk, r. 9 Meacham PI
Kean George W., i)ressman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 9
Meacham PI
Kean James, r. 6 Hajes
Kean John, clerk, r. 1425 Pine
Kean John T., grocer, r. 9 Meacham PI
Kean Josephine L Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 9 Meacham PI
Kean Kate, domestic 1720 Bush
Kean Kate C. Miss, teacher Whittier Primarv School, r.
9 Msacham PI
Kean Thomas, hackman, r. 9 Meacham PI
Keane Albert W., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Co., r.
521 O'Farrell
Keane .-Vlexander, bartender, r. New Western Hotel
Keane Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2132 Stockton
Keane Charles, r. 1133 Shotwell
Keane Charles, stu ent, r. 1117 Golden Gate Av
Keane David, laborer, r. 1123 Florida
Keane Dennis D., boots and shoes, 849 Valencia
Keane Efford R., clerk, r. 931 Fillm^ re
Keane Emmet, clerk James F. Flood, r. 340 Page
Keane Frank T., watchman Hit emia Savings and Loar
Society, r. Iil5 Tweniy-fifth
Keane George, attorney at law. r. 1027 Clay
Keane George A., physician, office and r. 619 Green
Keane James A., r. 340 Page
Keai.e John, clerk, r. 2132 Stock on
Keane John, inventor, r. 931 Fillmore
Keane John, wireworker, r. 400 Bay
Keane John T., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1336
Twenty-sixth
Keane Joseph S., saddler, r. 1133 Shotwell
Keane Malachi, foreman, r. 1133 Shotwell
Keane Marj- J., widow, r. 340 Page
Keane Michael bartender, r. 124 Gearv
Keane Michael, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3000 Web-
ster
Keane Minnie, domestic 123 Castro
Keane Nora, domestic 904 California
Keane Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1430 Kentucky
Keane Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1009 Harrison
Keane Patrick, laborer, r. 1016 Twenty-sixth
Keane Patrick, painter, r. 349 Twenty-eighth
Keane Peter, laborer, r. 7 Leroy PI
Keane Thomas, engineer Pioneer Malt House, r. 2132
Stockton
Keane Thomas J., clerk, r. 340 Page
Keane Walter A. H., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 521 O'Farrell
Keane William J., plumber, r. 160 Clara
gS' Keane. See Kean, Keen and Keene
Keany Charles, blacksmith, r. 114 Twentieth
Keanj- Felix, carriagemaker, 1118 Mission, r. 114 Twen-
tieth
Keany Frank, blacksmith, r. 114 Twentieth
Keany William, restaurant, 1555 Market
SS" Keany. See Keeny
Kear John, engineer Blythe Es ate, r. 3. Rincon PI
Kearce Margaret C. Miss, stenographer C. A. Hooper &
Co., r. 514 Noe
Kearce Patrick, r. 514 Noe
S^ Kearce. Lee Kierce
Kearn George W., wool broker, 4'2« Townsend, r. 2223
California
Keani Gustave, butcher, r. 19 Verona PI
Kearn Herman, driver, r. W s Mission Road nr Onon-
daga A>
Kearn John R., b iker stmr Acapulco
£3" Kearn. See Kern
Keanian Thomas, guard Comity Jail 2
Kearney Anna M., dressiraker, r. 127 Wilder
Kearney Bernard, laborer, r. 1 Essex PI
Kearney Charles J., sign painter r 1920 Steiner
Kearney Daniel, liquors, 3447 BrfKierick, r. SE cor Ton-
quin and Baker
Kearnev Dennis, barber, SE cor Railroad Av and Seventh
Av"South
Kearney Dennis, ticket agent, r. 311 Harrison
Kearnev Ella J., domestic 2107 Pacific Av
Kearney Franklin P., teamster, r. 428i Fifth
Kearney Frederick J, distributor Post Office, r. 1009
Leavenworth
Kearney George E. , stenographer, r. 1820 Steiner
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Kevrney George P., salesman Charles Lyons, r. .■)25J Na-
toina
Kearney James, ecl^ermau Union Box F'actory
Kearney Jame.-i F., com ijositor Monitor PublirhiiiK Co.,
r. 1920 Steiner
Kearney James P., machinist Domestic Sewing Machine,
r. 100 Jones
Kearney .John, cari)enter, r. 627 Fulton
Keamay John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 6 Zoe PI
Kearney John, laborer Custom House. 448^ Ninth
Kearney John, lonsrshoreman, r. 23 Freelon
Kearney John, wood and coal, 3511 Sixteenth
Kearney John C, shoemaker, 1010 Hyde, r. 1004 Leav-
enworth
Kearney John F.. clerk Post Office, r. o25i Natoma
Kearney Joseph G. , clerk, r. 1319 Devisadero
Kearney Lizeie, domestic 334 Brannan
Kearney Margfaret M. Miss, tailoress, r. 42 Ridley
Keaniej' Martin, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Kearney Mary, domestic 18?0 Eddy
Kearney Mary, widow, r. 591 Stevenson
Kearney Mary Miss, ironer L.i Grande Laundry, r. 228
TA-elfth
Kearney Mary I. Miss, r. 513 Folsom
Kearney Matthew, r. 1920 Steiner
Kearney Michael, ironer La Grande Lainidry, r. 228
Twelfth
Kearney M. Theo., proi)riefcor Fruit Vale (Fresno) Estate
office, 216 Bush, r. Palace Hotel
Kearney Patrick, coachman, r. 2432 California
Kearney Patrick, laborer, r. 341 Thirteenth
Kearney Patrick, starcher La Grande Laimdry, r. 228
Twelftli
Kearney Patrick, teamster, r. 432 Fifth
Kearney Patrick F., r. 24 Fair Oaks
Kearney Peter A., physician and surgeon, office and r.
513 Folsom
Kearney Peter J., proprietor Elsinore Hotel, 801 Filbert
Kearney Philip, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Kearney Roger, liquors, 24 Folsom
Kearney Samuel E., auditor General Electric Co., r. 318
Turk
Kearney Street Cash Gun Store, William J. Shre\e man-
asrer, 529-531 Kearny
Kearney Thomas, laborer, r. 8(i7 Bryant
Kearny Timothy J., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 230 Nine-
teenth
Kearney William, driver Police Patrol, r. 311 Harrison
Kearny William, shoemaker, r. 42 Ridley
Kearney W liiam A. , carpenter, r. 448| Ninth
Kearney William E., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1627 Jr
McAllister
ay Kearney. See Kearny apd Carney
Kearns Ann, widow, r. 1042 Mi.ssion
Keams Ann Mrs. r. Alms House
Kearns Bernard F. , meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1610 Bush
Keanis Bartholomew, laborer, r. 425 Ringold
Kearns Ellen, widow, r. 628 Eddy
Kearns George F. , riveter, r. 141c Shipley
Kearns Isabella Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r 611 Gearv
Kearns J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 2220
Mission
Kearns James, butcher, r. 594 Stevenson
Kearns John, cook, r. Osborn House
Kearns John, laborer, r. 109 Shipley
Keams John B., section foreman S. 1*. Co., r. 220 San-
chez
Kearns Lizzie Miss, r. 608 Geary
Kearns May Miss, r. 1042 Mission
Keams M. P., rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co., r. 109i
Shijdey
Kearns Peter \'., boilermaker, r. 1042 Mission
Kearns William, brick contractor, r. 61"i Natoma
Keams William T. , attorney at law, r. 37 Willow Av
^g" Kearns. See Cairns, Carnes and Kerns
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Kearny Antone, laborer, r. 316 Davis
KEARW JAMES F., proi)rietor Merchants Ex-
change Wine Rooms, 21 LiedesdorfE, r. 928 Union
Kearny John, mariner, r. 814 Fifteenth
Kearny P A., foreman pressroom U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Kearny Patrick, laborer, r. 1315 Page
Keaniy Thomas, coachman, 1501 Van Ness Av
Kearny Thomas H., real estate broker, 1 Montgomerj
Block, r. Alameda
Kearny William B., druggist Wakelee & Co., r. Russ
House
tS" Kearnv. S'e Carney and Kearney
Kearon Robert E., bookkeeper S. F. & N. P. RR. Co., r.
Alameda
Kears Michael, laborer, r. 124 Clinton
Keaser David J., compositor, r. 1012 Sacramento
Keast Alfred, liquors, 629 California
Keast Alfred H., miner, r. 629 Caliiornia
Keat Ida M. Miss, r. 1224 Bush
Keates Fannie S., widow, r. 319 Sutter
Keathely Juliana, house cleaner, r. 426 Chestnut
Keating Blanche, «idow, r. 420 O'Farrell
Keating Charles M., clerk, r. 313 Walnut
Keating Cornelius, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Keating Cornelius, milkman, r. 3314 Clay
Keating Cornelius J., copyist Recorder's office, r. 1154^
Folsom
Keating Daniel, carpenter, r. Railroad Av bet Eighth
and Ninth Avs
Keating Daniel, teamster, r. 589 Ash Av
Keating David, bartender, r. 508 Powell
Keating D. E. D., janitor, r. 349 Minna
Keating Edward, laborer, r. 8 Rose Av
Keating Edward, truckman Truck 5, r. 1815 Post
Keating Edward H., laborer, r. 437 Fourteenth
Keating Edward J., messenger Quartemiaster's Dept
U. S. A., r. 3314 Clay
Keating Ernestina A. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 313 Walnut
Keatnig Henrietta, widow, r. 313 Walnut
Keating Henrietta Miss, receiving clerk Am. District
Tel. Co., r. 313 Walnut
Keating James (Keating & Elliott* r. 508 Powell
Keating James, blacksmith, r. 210 Ritch
Keating James, laborer, r. 4 Preston PI
Keating James F., liquors, 234 Townsend
Keating John, boilermaker, r. 20 Ritch
Keating John, traveling salesman, r. 263 Third
Keating John, waiter stmr Mariposa
Keating John P., blacksmith, r. 2 Lincoln PI
Keating Julia, domestic 2423 Sutter
Keating Martin, groceries and liquors, 1651 Mission, and
deputy Superintendent of Streets
Keating Marv E. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights Primary
School, r. 313 Walnut
Keating Michael, teamSter, r. 27 Twenty-third
Keating Nora, widow, r. 210 Ritch, rear
Keating Owen', teamster, r. 27 Twenty-third
Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 434 Brannan
Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Kaating Patrick, laborer, r. 1106 Tennessee
Keat ng Richard, elevatonnan Adelsdorfer & Hranden-
stein, r. 427 Clementina
Keating Robert, laborer, r. Alms House
Keating S. Mrs., widow, nurse, r. 31 Moss
Keating (Samuel, laborer, r. 527 Sacramento
Keating Thimias, longshoreman, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Keating Thomas H., marine engineer, r. 20 South Park
Keating Timothy, stevedore, r. 427 Clementina
Keating Wheel Co., Edwards Cycle Co. general agent.s,
503 Stanyan
Keating William, coa hman 1010 California
Keating William E., engineer McPhee & Groliere, r. 82<>
Folsom
Keating & Elliott (James Keating and Thomas D. Elli"ttl
liquors, 312.^ Grant Av
^^ Keating. See Keeting
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patents. 6tfl Market, rooms ll-l'j
KEATINGE RICHARD (Keatini;e, Leonard v-c Raii-
sonie) r. Grand Hot«l
Keaton John, longshoreman, r. 705 Mission
Keaus Oscar A., medium, r. 148 Sixth
Keaveuev Patrick, carriage painter, r. 11 Mason
Keck Frederick C, physician, 1338 Castro, r. 463 Jersey
Keck George, plasterer, r. 2810 Golden Gate Av
Keck George, tailor, 336 Nineteenth
Keck George F., plasterer, r. 2810 Golden Gate A\
Kedian Patrick, plasterer, 310i Nineteenth
Kedian WiUiam H., salesman John T. Sullivan, r. 1936
San Carlos Av
Kedon Alice E., widow, r. 409 Franklin
KEDOX MARTIN', new and second-hand bags,
twine, too s, safes, scales, trucks, hardware, etc.,
110-112 Clay, r. 1521* Market
Kedon Martin .j"r., salesman Martin Kedou, r. 1845 How-
ard
KEDROLIVANSKT NICHOLAS P. , office 418 Cal-
ifornia, rooms 9-10, r. 2050 Leavenworth
Keeber Julius N., laborer, r. 216 Mississipj>i
Keeber Peter, lodgings, 204i Fifth
Keeble Svdna M., wireman Edison Light and Power Co..
r. 311i Hvde
Keefe A., r. 233 Franklin
Keefe Catherine, «idow, r. 11 Bourbon
Keefe Geoi^e, clerk E. D. Williams, r. 42U Cedar Av
Keefe Cornelius J., cook, r. 1232a Folsom
KEEFE D. A CO. (Daniel Keefe) produce comniissinn,
420-424 Davis
Keefe Daniel (D. Keefe & Co.) r. 1010 Treat Av
Keefe Daniel, laborer, r. .547 Mission
Keefe Daniel F., grocer es, SW cor Twenty-third and
Harrison, r. 2(550 Harrison
Keefe Daniel J. , foreman printing dept H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 1007 Union
Keefe Dennis, laborer, r. 1506 Kentui ky
Keefe Eleanore Miss, basketmaker, r. 856} Harrison
Keefe George E. , butcher, 49 Third, r. 719 Market
Keefe Hannah, widow, r. 3 Russell
Keefe Harry C, teamster J. Noonan, r. 927 Xatoma
Keefe James W., blacksmith, 4.50 Brannan, r. 63S Twenty-
second
Keefe Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 720 Ten-
nessee
Keefe John, blacksmith, r. 1210 Green
Keefe John, laborer, r. 196 Harrison
Keefe John, painter, r. 3 Russell
Keefe John, ])orter, r. 1010 Treat Av
Ke'fe John A., saw-ver, r. 418 Twentv-fourth
Keefe John F., butcher, r. 11 Bourb ii PI
Keefe John H. (Fra.«er ,S: Keefe I r. 1215 Twenty .first
Keefe John J., druggist, r. 759 Capp
Keefe John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 101 1 Mich-
igan
Keefe John J. W., laborer, r. lOlJ Michigan
Keefe John P. (Smith, Ptircell A: Co. ) r. 9 South Park
Keefe John R., janitor Crocker Bldg, r. 317 OFarrell
Keefe Joseph F., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 28 Boyce
Keefe Julia, domestic 1511 Scott
Keefe Lawrence, compositor Examiner
Keefe Lizzie, machine operator John Hoey, r. 1510J Broad-
Keefe Luke, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1911 McAllister
Keefe Margaret, wndow, 2720 Tennessee
Keefe Matthew, laborer, r. 455 Jessie, rear
Keefe Matthew, miner, r. 226 Ritch, rear
Keefe Michael, r. 28 Boyce
Keefe Sarah J., widow, r. 856} Harrison
Keefe Thomas, watchman Presidio and Ferries RK., r.
Russell
Keefe Thomas P., porter, r. 418 Post
Keefe Timothy Mrs., widow, r. 720 Tennessee
Keefe Walter C. teamster, r. 609 McAllister
Keefe Walter T., ironworker, r. 720 Tennessee
Keefe William, fireman, r. 17 Wood
t^" Keefe. See Keeffe
Keefer Adam J. caqienter, r. 1916J Greenwich
KeeferF., bartender, r. 1314 Harrison
Keefer Jesse R., bookkeeper Union Box Factory, r. Oak-
land
Keefer .Merrel A., clerk J. H. Widber, r. 1916^ Green-
KEEFER WINDSOR A., »....
tate agent and broker, manager of pro-
bate uroperiies, promoter of lanti. Mater
and mining interests, appraisements
m:<de on property, collects rents, negoti-
ates loans, directs investments of ea^iiial
either in bonds, stocks, realty or mining
grounds, lire insurance placed at lowest
rates in the most reliable companies.
11 Grant .4v, room 6*
83" Keefer. See Kiefer and KiefEer
KEEFFE JA.MES. piano dealer, 515 Van Ness Av
Keeffe Katie, widow, r. 146 Twelfth
t^" Keeffe. See Keefe
Keegan Austin, driver Jerome MaeComiac r. 26 South
Park
Keegan Edward, deputy Assessor, r. 715 Howard
Keegan Edward, longshoreman, r. 221 Vallejo rear
Keegan Edward C, clerk, r. 1135 Mission
Keegan Elizabeth, domestic, r. 2705 Laguna
Keegan Francis, miner, r. 28 Everett
Keegan Frank J., plumber Ford Bros., r. 540 Eighteenth
Keegan Frederick H., carriage washer, r. 540 Eighteenth
Keegan Harry B., clerk, r. .540 Eighteenth
Keegan Henry P., groceries and liquors, 1135 Mission
Keegan James, laborer, r. 3010 Sixteenth
Keegan James, plumber, r. 43 Tehama
Keegan James, woodworker, 309 Noe, r. 26 South Park
KEEGAN JAMES J., secretarj- State Bo:ird of Har-
bor Commissioners, 10 California, r. The Strath-
Keegan James W., saddler, r. 1135 Miss'on
Keegan John, coremaker P.ic. Rolling Mills, r. 221 So
lano
Keegan John, jiaint^r, r. 505 Ash Av
Keegan John, proprietor St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-21f
"First
Keegan John, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 61 1
Bush
Keegan John, seaman, r. 229Ea.st
Keegan John Jr., porter J. A. Fclger & Co., r. 212 First
Keegan Johu E., policeman, r. oi Camp
Keegan John T., bookkeeper, r. 505 Ash Av
Keegan Kate T., saleslady, r. 540 Eighteenth
Keegan Martin, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 221 Solano
Keega • Mary, domestic 103 Scott
Kee;.'an Marv, widow, stationer}-, 135 Haves
Keegan Mary A. Miss, teacher, r. 1811 San Carlos Av
Keegan Mary O., telephone operater, r. 540 Eighteenth
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. W s Santa Clara bet Utal.
and Nebraska
Keegan Patrick, laborer, r. :i37 Clementina
Keegan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Keegan Patrick J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24
Silver
Keegan Peter, r. 436b Jessie
Keegan Richard, teamster, r 911 Batterj-
Keegan Thomas, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
Keegan Thomas, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
Keegan William, collector S. F. Gas Light Co , r. Ala-
meda
Keegan William, foreman J Macdonough & Co., r. 54
Clementina
Keegan William, laborer, r. Hunger's Point
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xg talk, in persuading a confidmg public to part
with their hard-earned money in the expec-
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cure. This has gone on until people are
suspicious of everything in the nature of
cures, and it is only by the most convincing
testimony, extending over a period of many
years, that the, really intelligent man or
woman can be won over to approve and
indorse a treatment for disease of any kind.
Drunkenness was for centuries considered
a habit, and the sufferer from it was accused
of want of moral principle, lack of will
power, etc., until Dr. Keeley announced to
the world that it was a disease, and that he
could cure that disease. This startling depart-
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Keegan William G., lecturer, r. 148 Shotwell
Keehn Heiyy, gardener, r. 1070 Sixth
KeehTier Gottlob, baker, r. 625 Clay
Keeks Joseph, capitalist, r. 134 Thirteenth
Keel Frederick, porter Yates & Co., r. 249 Pacific
Keelan Bernard J., heljier Joshua Hendy Machine W'ks,
r. 120 Valparaiso
Keelen Charles E., clerk Redlick Bros., r. 986 Howard
Keeler Addison S., clearing house clerk First National
Bank, r. 1308 Jones
Keeler C. J. Mrs. , widow, r. 3.'i7 Devisadero
Keeler Cornelius, bagmaker, r. 2 San Antonio
Keeler Ezra W., agent Tne Am. Credit Indemnity Co.,
r. 712 Sutter
Keeler George, r. 327 Montgomery Av
KEELER GEORCiE W.. manager Golden Gate Un-
dertaking Co. , 2429 Mission
KEELER HARRIET A. Mrs., proprietor The
Renton, 712 Sutter
KEELER HER!IIA.\, manager U. S. Rocking Grate
Bar, r. 712 Sutter
Keeler John, carpenter, r. 63 Henry
Keeler Lizzie A., r. 1815 Eddy
Keeler Margaret, widow, r. 2 San Antonio
KEELEY INSTITUTE. » «,.....-
ter. Telephone 8onth 3U6
Keeley James, seaman, r. 128 Second
Keeley Joseph, laborer, r. 128 Second
Keeley Margaret, widow, r. 1511 Lyon
Keeley Patrick T., laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 2307
Larkin
Keeley William J., salesman Sherman, Clav & Co., r.
1712 Clay
Keeling George, comi)i)sitor Phillips & Smyth, r. 2241
Mission
Keeling Henry, bartender, r. 728 Howard
Keeling Richard P., barber, 927i Pacific
Keely Dennis J., drug clerk, r. 28 South Park
Keely George D., bricklayer, r. 708 Turk
Keely Georgia Miss, saleslady J. J. Krohn, r. 28 South
Park
Keely James, labprer, r. 1831 Mission
Keely Lucy M., widow, furnished rooms, 503 Jones
Keely Thomas, laborer, r. 1300 Turk
Keen William A., marine engineer, r. 429a Twenty-
fourth
Keenan Alexander, medical student, r. 985 Harrison
Keenan Annie, widow, r. 9 Preston PI
Keenan Bernard R. , r. ] 210 Clay
Keenan Charles, liquoi-s, 1134 Market, r. 420 Oak
Keenan Edward, carpenter, r. 16J Decatur
Keenan Elizabeth, widow, r. 551 Minna, rear
Keenan Frank, carpenter, r. 16^ Decatur
Keenan George, r. 32 South Park
Keenan George, foreman Prescott L. ArchiliaUl, r. 10
Rausch
Keenan Hugh, carjjenter, r. 223 Scott
Keenan James, laborer, r. 1147 Harrison
Keenan James, liquors, 256 Brannan
Keenan James, machinist, r. 985 Harrison
Keenan James, seaman, r. 126 Rincon PI
Keenan James, stevedore, r. Alms House
Keenan John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 150 Dore
Keenan John, teamster, r. 18 Patton
Keenan John, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chest-
nut
Keenan John F., machinist, r 326 Hickory Av
Keenan John M., salesman CaL Nevada. Creamery Co.,
r. 2519 Bryant Av
KEENAK JOSEPH B., secretary Cahill & Hall
Elevator Co., 214-218 Mission, r. 1210 Clay
Keenan Kate Mrs., r. 1451 ShipUy
Keenan Lizzie Miss, school teacher, r. 151 Grove
Keenan M. Mrs., r. 151 Grove
Keenan Mary, widow, r. 10 Lynch
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Keenan Mathew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 109^
Minna
Keenan Michael, painter, r. 522i Jessie
Keenan Nellie, widow, groceries, 28 Natoma
Keenan Owen K., r. llOi Ridley
Keenan Patrick, boots and shoes, E s Kentucky nr
Sierra
Keenan Patrick, laborer, r. 2650J Folsom
Keenan Patrick J., driver Chemical Engine 2, r. 420*
Fell
Keenan Peter E. r. 224 Page
Keenan Peter, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship HMu
Wks., r. 985 Harrison
Keenan Thomas, bartender, r. 148 Sixth
Keenan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 551 Minna, rear
Keenan Thomas, molder Union Iron Wks. , r. 721 Mimic
sota
Keenan Thomas, teamster, r. 21 Stanford
Keenan Thomas R., salesman S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r.
1210 Clay
Keene Alson D. , millwright, r. 411 Sansome
Keene Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2118 Larkin
Keene Edward B., druggist, 1104 Valencia
Keene Frank W., gold plater Schaezlein & Burridj^, r
321 Lombard
Keene James, carpenter, 1804 Larkin, r. 2118 Larkiji
Keene James, laborer, r. NW cor Maryland and Sierra
Keene James G., seaman, r. 870 Folsom
Keene Josephine, widow, r. 220 Noe
KEENE SUSAN, widow, manager Keene'.* Music
Store, 3 and 7 Third, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av
£3r Keene.
Keane
KEENE'S MUSIC STORE, »....
keene manager, 3 and 7 Third
KEENEV CHARLES .M., general manager Pucific
Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market, r. 2423 Fillmore
Keeney Charles W., mining r. 327 Haight
Keeney George, mining expert, r. 421 Hyde
KEENEY JAMES W., Health Officer, New City
Hall, 1st floor, and physician and surgeon, 813 Hat-
ter, r. 2220 Clay
Keeney Kate, widow, r. 424^ Clementina
Keeney Lucinda, widow, r. 2 Falmouth
Keeney Samuel H., upholsterer, r. 2 Falmouth
Keeney Walter P., mnfrs agent, 518 Battery, r. Oakl;ii..l
Keeney Zeno W., cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery, r.
Oakland
iJg'JKeeney. See Keaney
Keep Adolph, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r. Oakland
Keep Harriet, widow, r. 710 Fifteenth Av South
Keeper E. H. W., carpenter, r. 22 Angelica
Keepers Ethel Mrs., milliner, r. 1433 Polk
Keesing C. Mrs., millinery, 334 Sutter, r. 1820 Kmli
Keesing Samuel, contractor, r. 3021 California
Keesing Thomas B., clerk Nathan Dohrmann & C"., r.
2809 Laguna
Kegan Lucy, domestic 1919 Sutter
Kegel Oscar H., teamster, r. 137 Third
Keggler Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. Alms House
Kegler Frederick, widow, r. 605 Ash Av
Kehlenbeck Henry, salesman Henrj- Camjie & Co., i. li<
Twentieth
Kehler Maggie, domestic 723 Franklin
Kehler William H., shoemaker, 1323 Polk, r. 220 Third
Kehlet Hjalmar molder Pac. Door Co., r. 1029 York
Kehoe Annie, widow, r. 402 Ninth
Kehoe B'-yant, peddler, r. NE cor Holly and West Park
Kehoe Charles, tinsmith Pac. Can C<>.,r. 515 Eighth
Kehoe Edward, coachman Gilhnore Bros., r. NK cor
Eleventh and Market
Kehoe Edward, extraman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
Kehoe Edward, painter, r. 1408 Guerrero
Kehoe Francis W. , j)lumber, 515 Eighth
Kehoe James F., butcher, 238 Fourteenth
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Kehoe James K., bartender, r. 1220 Alabama
Keiioe John" laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 151 Siher
Kehoe John, teamster, r. 1011 Mission
Kehoe John W. , butcher, r. 123 Xinth
Kehoe Joseiih, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. .'il.'i Kii;hth
Kehoe Julia A., widow, r. 123 Eleventh
Kehoe Kat« Miss, varieties, 720 Brannan
Kehoe Margaret, widow, r. 515 Eighth
Kehoe Maria Mrs., groceries and \egetables, >fE ci>i-
Hollj and West Park
Kehoe Martin, laborer, r. 1335 Folsoin
Kehoe Martin J., trackman .Sutter St. Ry., r. 1122 Lar-
kin
Kehcte Peter, r. 225 Minna
Kehoe Peter, plumber, 489 Eighth, r. 29.J Fourteenth
Kehoe Robert, tinsmith Pac. Can Co , r. 515 tighth
Kehoe William, stevedore, r. 15 Tehama
Kehoe William, warehouseman Standard Oil Co.. r. ^24
Folsom
eS" Kehoe. See Koeugh and Keogli
Kehr John, wa ter, r. ti Lily Av
Kehres Philip, helper Phajnix Iron Wks, r. Alameda
Kehrlein Emil, engraver, 209 Keamj
Kehrlein Valentine, salesman City of Paris, r. 909 Lom-
bard
Kehrlen Boniface F., engraver, r. 1014a Washington
Keicheuer Julius, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 1543
Geary
Keifer Barbara, widow, r. 521 Brannan
Keifer Charles, burrer Isaac Levy, r. Thirty-second Av
South iir K
Keifer Frank, bartender, r. 1314 Harrison
Keifer Henry, teamster, r. 1314 Harrison
Keiffer Albert (Hapstrom & Keiffer) r. 623 Florida
Keiffer Kate, cook, 1316 Taylor
Keil David, ca|)italist, r. 252S Mission
Kell Kdward, barber, r. 349 Tehama
Keil Edward A., clerk, r. 21528 Mission
Keil Frederick C, salesman Clinton E. Worden k Oo., r.
215 Fell
Keil Gustavc, musician, r. 1011 Leavenworth
KGIIi Hl)(iO D., second vice-president Goldberg,
Boaen & Lebenbaum (incorijoiated) 215-217 Sutter,
r. 2528 MissKm
KeilOftCar C, salesman F. N. Woods & Co., r. 70(> Guer-
Ksil Wiliiam, fireman stmr City of Svdnev
a^sT Keil. See Kiehl and Kyle
Keilbach Louis waiter, r. 71B Bush
Keilus Charles (Goodkind & Keilus) r. 1718 Geary
Keily David J., collector Tlie Wasp, r. 732 Minnli
Keily Dennis, buyer Redington & Co., r. 28 South Park
Keily Joanna, widow, r. 732 Minna
Keily Thomas C , livery stable, 2325 Post, r. 732 Minna
Keily William P., groceries and liquors, 21 Zoe, r. 732
Minna
^^ Keily. See Klely and Kiley
Kein Joseph H., carrier, r. 1361 Folsum
Keiner George H., sexton City Cemetery
Keiuer Herman, grain and commission njcrcbaut, 214
Pine, room 64, r. 2005 Pine
'\eiiuT Iirnitz, grain broker, 314 California, r. 201 Powell
Keiprr s. ott, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Keiii.^ .iiilii, widow, r. 431 Franklin
Keiiii^ I hoiiias, actor, r. 431 Franklin
Keisei- K., advertising agent, r. 1232i Treat Av
Reiser Henry, baker, r. 1126 Jackson
1^" Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keyser
Keitel George, |)orter William F. Nelson' & Son, r. 601
l<>ont
Keith Alma K., millinery, 24 Kearny, r. 2624 California
KKI'l'H kUWJANIN K., manager Bankers' Alliance
Insurance Co. of California (life and accident com-
bined) 14 Sansome, room 18, r. 736 Twenty-first
Keith Eliza D. Miss, teacher Washington " Grammar
School, r. 1538 Eddy
Keith George E. Shoe Co. (Campello, Mass.) George H.
Young agent, 19 Battery-
Keith Herliert B., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland
Keith James, clerk, r. 318 Turk
Keith Jettie Miss, milliner, r. 2624 California
Keith John P., hay and grain, r. 9 South Park
Keith Joseph H., watchmaker, r. 2624 California
Keith Maynard, r. 330 Twentv-seventh
Keith Michael, laborer, r. 912 Harrison
Keith Patrick A. F., foreman Atlas Iron Wks, r. 16^
Elgin Park Av
Keith Samuel F., machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r.
1030 Twentieth
Keith Sarah A., widow, r. 1538 Eddy
Keith William, landscape artist, 115* Kearny, r. Berkeley
Keith William H., musician, r. 1538 Eddy
Keith William H., salesman, r. 327 Clem'entina
Keith William K., painter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1919
Greenwich
Keithly Wilie C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 326
Twenty-seventh
Kelb Charles, waiter, r. 716 Bush
Kelber John, carpenter, r. 1139 Nineteenth
Kelcher Ct)melius J., porter Neville & Co., r. 2 Sau An
tonio
Kelcher Jeremiah, hostler, r. 213| Fourteenth
Kelcher John, laborer, r. 54 Clementina
SS^ Kelcher. See Kelleher and Kelliher
Keliher Margaret Miss, varieties, 733 Stevenson
Kell James, warehouseman Somers & Co., r. 38 Morris
Av
Kell Joel A. , tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Kell Joseph, r. 3 Mary Lane
Kell Thomas E., machinist Risdon f. and L. Wks, r. 813
Howard
Kellam Frederick B., accountant RoUa V. Watt, r. 922b
Sutter
Kellar Conrad, tailor, r. 411 Filbert
Kellar James, r. 411 Filbert
Kell ir Louisa Mrs., r. 447 Tehama
Kellar Thomas M., clerk U. S. Laundry, r. 30 Fair Oaks
Kellard W lliam conductor Market St. Ry. r. 702 Twen-
ty-fourth
Kellas Alexaoder, blockmaker, r. 17 Polk
Kellas Elizabeth, widow, r. 16 Rausch
Kelleberuer Charles, clerk, r. 22^^ Russ
Kelleihaii Jnlm c-n,„luctor, r. 1941 McAllister
KELLEHER ALFRED J. ».,.„
vocal iiiusic, '3(i O'Farrell, r. S:{34 Clay,
Tuesday and Frida.y
Kelleher Cornelius, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg& Co.,
r. 1007 Natoma
Kelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2903 O'Farrell
Kelleher Edward, boatman, r. 223 Green
Kelleher Edward, hoseman Hose 2, r. 412 Bush
Kelleher Edward, shoemaker, r. 31 Minna
Kelleher Edward Mrs., bakery, 113J Fourteenth
Kelleher Gerald M., clerk John J. Cronan, r. 41 Clara
Kelleher Haiuiah, domestic 1327 Jackson
Kelleher Hannah Miss, se mistress, r. 11035 Stevenson,
rear
Kelleher Ellen, teacher elocution, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher James, jiainter, r. 241 Perry
Kelleher James, peddler, r. 15 Pfeiffer
Kelleher James, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
Kelleher James P., laborer, Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 506
Napa
Kelleher Jeremiah, r. 272 Clementina
Kelleher John, clerk, r. 1103J Stevenson, rear
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 106 Prosj)ect Av
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 241 Perry
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 360 Minna
Kelleher John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 206 St.
Rose's Av
Kelleher John, machinehand W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 1726
Stevenson
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Kelleher John, porter, r. 547 Mission
Kelieh.ir John, tiiiroofer, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher John, teamster, r. 223i Green
Kelleher John P., driver Market St. Ry, r. 1019 Hamp-
shire
Kelleher Joseph, clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. 5() Te-
hama
Kelleher Joseph P., painter, r. 241 Perry
Kelleher M., attorney at law, r. b&i Stevenson
Kelleher Mary, domestic 629 Golden Gate Av
KELLEHEK MATHEW, houstmover and raisir
(screws 80 ton power) hox at Builders' Exchange, l(i
Post, r. 2055 Folsom
Kelleher Matthew, teamster Pac. Improvement Co., r.
105 Welsh
Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 593 Folsom
Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 101 S Guerrero
Kelleher Michael, machine operator Cahn, Xickelsbur;,'-
& Co., r. 1007 Natoma
Kelleher Michael J., painter, r. 1226 Kearny
Kelleher Nell e Miss, dressmaker, r. 15 Pfeiffer
Kelleher Patrick, r. 15 Pfeiflfer
Kellther Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 139 Geary
Kelleher Patrick, teamster, r. 909 Geary
Kelleher Patrick J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. .')47
Mission
Kelleher Patrick J., laborer S. F. Gas Lijfht Co., r. 444
.Jessie
Kelleher Peter, jiressman, r. 56 Tehama
Kelleher Simon, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 413
Third Av
Kelleher Thomas F., plumber, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher Thomas H., laborer, r. 1018 Guerrero
Kelleher Timothj-, expressman Edison Liglit and Power
Co., r. 515 Howard
Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher Williani, grip repairer, r. 330 Thirtieth
t^ Kelleher. See Keleher and Kelliher
Kellen John J., laborer Union Lumber Co.,r. 22 Harriet
Kellenberg Joseph H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3275
Mission
Kellenbe ger Charles L., clerk S. F. & N. P. RR., r. 613
Sixth
Kellenberger George F., finisher G. Dillmann, r. 813
Howard
Kellener Louis, salesman, r. 405 Third
Keller Albert H., driver Richard Keller, r. cor Nine-
teenth Av and K
Keller Alexander, teamster, r. 319 Thirteenth
Keller Andrew, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling Cip., r.
11 Beideman
Keller Carrie, widow, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Keller Carrie Miss, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Keller Catherine, fringemaker, r. 152 Natoma
Keller Catherine, widow, r. 411 Filbert
Keller Charles, baker, r. 645 McAllister
Keller Charles A., laundryman, r. 338 Madrid
Keller Charles G., manager Retail Liquor Dealers' Pub-
lishing Co., 4 California, room 14, r. 1749 Mission
Keller Eugene, musician, r. 141i Eleventh
Keller Frank, laborer, r. 47 Louisa
Keller Fni'ik A., distributor Post Office, r. 211 Eighth
Keller Frederick, printer, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Keller l- rederick C, proprietor Fillmore House, 651
Broadway
Keller George M., physician and silrgeon. office and r.
715 Eddy
Keller Henrv, cellarman Claus Wreden & Co., r. 700 Bav
KKLLEK HEXR¥ S., advertising agent, 518 Clay, f.
1528 Castro
Keller Herman, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage
Co.,r. 211 fcighth, rear
Keller Jacob, baker, r. Sophia Terrace
Keller Jacob, baker, r. 220 Gough
Keller Jacob, musician, r. 1532 Eddy
Keller James, miner, r. 312 Turk
WATSO^S &. CO., 124 Market Street
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"LOHENGRIN"
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Keller .lames E., engineer tug Governor Irwin, r. 2.316
Folsom
Keller John, bootfitter, r. 152 Natoma
Keller John, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Keller John, drajTiian, r. 1046 Fohom
Keller .lohn, machine hand, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Keller John, seaman, r. 41 J Moss
Keller John, seaman, r. Alms House
Keller John Jr. , gasfltter, r. 423 Laguna
Keller John W. (Keller & Johnsen) r. 227 Fourteenth
Keller Joseph, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 254J Perry
Keller Joseph, grocer, r. 427 Waller
Keller Kate Miss, forelady Mrs. A. Colombat, r. 152 Na-
toma
Keller Katherine, widow, r. 1341 ^'alencia
Keller Lawrence G., driver U. S. Brewery, r. 430a Fulton
Keller Leonard, jeweler Shreve & Co.. r. Okland
Keller Lala Miss, furnished rooms, 450J Jessie
Keller Ludwig, barber, 1130 Kentucky
Keller Mark, teamster C. Atkins, r. 319 Thirteenth
Keller Mary, widow, r. 221 Fifth
Keller Marj-, widow, r. 15-'3J Leavenworth
Keller Paul E., traveling salesman E. B. Allen & Co.
Keller Peter, confectioner Page & Falch, r. 797j Steven-
son
Keller Philip, weaver Auerbach & Thompson, r. 115
Minna
Keller Richard (Keller & Co.) r. Colorado
KELLER RICHARD, dairyman. Post Office address
1331 Fulton, dairy and r. cor Nineteenth Av and K
Keller Stephen, sausagemaker, r 336 Sixth
Keller Thomas, barber, r. 761 J Howard
Keller William, bookkeeper, r. 62" Commercial
Keller William, packer F. N. Woods & Co., r. 717 Green-
wich
Keller William E. , switchman S. P. Co. , r. 2938 Howard
Keller & Co. ^Richard Keller and William Rawlins Jr. )
mining and grain, 420 California, room 5
Keller & Johnsen (John W Keller and Lawrence John-
sen) blacksmiths and horseshoeing, 1835 Mission
8^" Keller. See Kellar
Kellermann August, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
Kellermann Frank, clerk Radston & Asher, r. 418 Post
Kellett Julia, cook, r. Alms House
Kellett Mary, widow, r. Alms Hou«e
Kellett < >liver, carpenter, r. 1014 Clav
KELLETT SAMUEL, „„„.«<...,
or plaster decorations, '^8 Ellis, r. Calis-
toKa, €al.
Kelley Anna M., widow, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Kelley Annie M. Mrs., gents' furnishing goods, 340 ^^
Third r. 16 Vernon PI
Kelley Huron, r. 127 California Av
Kelley Calvin S., teamster, r. 1020 Eleventh Av .South
Kelley Cephas L., clerk George H. Hawes, r. 314 Eddy ( A
Kelley C. Estelle Miss (Wilson & Kelleyi r. 314 Eddy V^
Kelley Ceylow B. Mrs., searcher Post Office, r. 1212 Turk ^^
Kellev Charles A. , clerk city dept Firemans Fund Ins.
Co. •
Kelley Charles E., news agent, r. Golden West Hotel
Kelley Douglas O. Rev., citv missionary (Episcopal) r.
1505 Jones W
Kelley Edward, physician, r. 1186 Noe ^
Kelley Edwin K., clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1714 Leaven-
wcjrth
Kelley Ellen, widow, r. 22 Birch Av
Kelley Emma Miss, milliner, r. 807 California
Kellev Eugene, clerk J. Seidl & Co., r. 946 Folsom
Kellev Frank A., b?rber, 502i Second, r. 201 Gough
KELLEV FREDERICK Vf. (F. C. Bridge & Co.)
and manager Breeder and Sportsman, 313 Bush, r.
909 Ellis
Kelley George, clerk Hohn & Nathan, r. 422 McAlli.ster
Kelley George, photographer, r. 605^ Stockton
Kelley George A., bartender, r. 638 Green
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Kelley George J., secretary American Composite Pipe
and Pile Armor Co., 819 Market, room 47, r. 909
EUis
Kelley George W., r. 1020 Eleventh Av South
Kellej' George W., stock broker, 329 Pine, r. Berkeley
Kelley James, butcher, r. 14 Mason
Kelley James E., with Pac. Coast Advertising Co., r. 907
Howard
Kellev James H., advertising manager J. J. O'Brien
& Co., r. 202 Fair Oaks
Kelley James M., architect American Composition Pile
and Armor Co., r. 909 Ellis
Kelley J. J., hoseman Engine20, r. Filbert bet Webster
and Fillmore
Kelley John, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Kelley John, laborer, r. SE cor Twentj -second and
Point Lobos Av
Kelley John, laborer, r. 7 Lundy Lane
Kelley John, teamster, r. 42 Moss
Kelley L. Jlrs., ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Kelley LukeC, paying teller The Sather Banking Co., r.
Oakland
Kelley Lyman S., salesman, r. 2304 Mission
Kelley Margaret S. , widow, r. 2504 Mission
Kelley Mary Miss, r. 615 Lombard
Kellev Mary Miss, mangeler La Grande Laundrv,
r. 228 Twelfth
Kellev Mary T. (Mary T. Kellev & Co.) r. St. Nicholas
Hotel
Kelley Mary T. & Co. (Mary T. Kelley) proprietors Real
Estate and Room Renting Agency, 17 Phelan Bldg
Kelley Michael, hackman, r. 2016 Filbert
Kelley Michael H. , laborer, r. 81 Cuvier
Kelley Norman C, student Fletcher S. Hoyt, r. 1.5.50
Jones
Kellev Owen, laborer, r. 222 Fifteenth
Kelley Patrick, driver, r. 11 Natonia
Kelley Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Kelle.\ Patrick M., switchman, r. 3012^ Sixteenth
Kelley Peter, longshoreman, r. 48 Chapultepec
Kelle>' Peter, t«amster, r. 29i Fourteenth
Kelley Peter R., clerk, r. 16 Verona
Kelley Robert, iron worker Diebold Safe and Lock Co.,
r. 274 Clementnia
Kelley Robert, i>aver, r. 314 Ivy Av
Kelley Rolliii M., clerk, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Kelley Sarah, widow, furnished rooms, 704 Pine
Kelley Seraph A., widow, r. 314 Eddy
Kelley Simon, capitalist, r. 312 Ellis
Kelley Thomas, r. 422 McAllister
Kelley Thomas, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
Kelley Thomas A., tailor, r. 624 Folsom
Kelley Tracy R., student, r. 1505 Jones
Kelley Willi mi, broomniaker, r. llj Erie
Kelley William, clerk Post Office, r. 1703i Jones
Kelley William, teamster, r. 447 Burtlett
Kelley William E., foreman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway
Kelley William H. , asst assayer U. S. Mint, r. 1319c Pine
Kellev William J., driver, r. 515 J Stevenson
KELLKV A .MeBEA^N' (Niagara Falls, N. Y.) silver-
ware and advertising novelties, J. W. Pierce agent,
22 Kearny
«ir Kellev. See Kellv
Kellie Charles, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 1238 Twen-
tieth
Kelliher Dennis, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1218 Point
Lobos Av
^^ Kelliher. See Keleh'r and Kelleher
Kelling George, plumber Michael Welch
Kelling Henry, caariage washer, r. 531 Post
Kelling Henry C, shipwright, r. 1210 Twentieth
Kelling John F., teamster, r. 1325 Sanchez
Kelling Louis, packer A. Levy & Co., r. 138 Chestnut
Kelling Louis, porter, r. 138 Chestnut
Kellner George J., clerk, r. 201 Eleventh
Kellner George J., salesman P.Peters, r. 926 Jackson
Kellner Meyer, salesman, r. 405 Third
Kellner M. J. Mrs., ladies' hair dressing, 231 Sixth
Kellner Rosina Mrs., notions, 405 Third
Kellner William, r. 101 Eddy
Kellner William, solicitor, r' 405 Third
Kellock Charles L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2903
Pine
Kellock Thomas K., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
616 McAllister
iS" Kellock. See Kalloch
Kellogg Adalbert E., teacher Lowell High School, r. 1931
Pine
Kellogg Annie Miss, teacher Hazel Montgomery Free
Kindergarten, r. Berkeley
Kellogg B. B. Mi-s., widow, r" 2430 California
Kellogg Benjamin B., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 2111
Geary
Kellogg Calvin W.(WilmerdiDg & Co.) a d president Midu'-
Gold Saving Machinerv Co., 114 First, r. 2009 OFar-
rell
Kellogg Charles, carriage painter Columbus Buggy Co..
r. Oakland
Kellogg Charles, conductor, r. 2903 Pine
Kellogg Charl s A., receiver Market St. Ry, SW cur
Fourth and Louisa, r. 2911 Folsom
Kellogg Charles. I., clerk, r. 2911 Folsom
KELLOGG I'llAKLES W.. secretarvTubbs Cordajrc
Co. , 607-613 Front, r. Oakland
Kellogg Edward F., clerk, r. 1406 Mason
Kellogg Edwin D. , inspector Custom House, r. 15ii
Castro
Kellogg Ella, domestic 1413 Hyde
Kellegg Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 1402 Hyde
Kellogg Frank H., with Alameda and S. F. Greely
Tran.sfer Co., r. Alameda
Kellogg Frederick S., salesman Mack & Co., r. 2205
Fillmore
Kellogg G. Herbert, advertising agent, 330 Pine, room
58, r. San Rafael
Kelloig John G., clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Dept. S. P. Co. , r. 626 Eddy
Kellogg Joseph, waiter, r. 26 Natoma
Kellogg Lansing O., capitalist, r. University Club
KELLOGG LEVI M., president Gorge H. Tay Co.
810-820 Battery, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Kellogg Louise Miss, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
KELLOGG .MARM.4I»UKE B. (Fox, Kello|^ &
Gray) attornev at law 508 Montgomery, room 6, r.
2424 Pacific Av
KELLOGG \OKMAN' B., civil engineer, 418 Califor-
nia,
t24 Pacific A\
proprirtor Ala-
KELLOGG PAUL F.,
nirda and San Francisco Greely Transfer
Co., office 3 Spear, Telephone HalnSI, r.
Alameda
Kellogg Samuel, foreman mnfg dept. Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson
KELLOGG SHELDO.V G.. attorney at law, 71-74
Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 731, r. 1.57 Octavia
Kellogg Sheldon S., with Shreve & Co., r. Oakland
Kellogg Walter Y., bookkeeper Wilson & Bro., r. 1113
Hyde
Kellogg W. B., journalist the Examiner, r. 120 J Geary
Kellom Arthur E., salesman S. F. Weeks Co., r. 2914
Folsom
Kellom Harvey T., foreman molding shoji Golden State
and Miners 1. Wks, r. 2914 Folsom
Kells Emma, widow, r. 535^ Seventeenth
Kells Robert B., salesman, r. 535i Se\enteenth
Kells William, clerk, r. 535i Seventeenth
Kellum Charles D., carpenter, r. NE cf«r Butte and
Hampshire
Kellum Herman A., clerk Post Otfice, r. 21 5i Mason
Kellum Howard (;., c erk Miller, Sloss & Co., r. NE cor
Butte and Hampshire
SAN FPANCISCO PAVIING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Roclt and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERV STREET, " Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA S'
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Kellv Agues, domestic 312 Fair Oaks
Kelly Albert C, luachinlst Union Iron Wks, r. 721 Four-
teenth
Kelly Alexander, storekeeper Ewell's X L Dairy Bottled
Milk Co., r. 2511 Folsom
Kelly Alfred, shoefitter, r. N s Twentieth bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Kelly Alfred R., traveling salesman, r. 2195 Devisadero
Kelly Alice Miss, r. 1000 Washington
Kelly Andrew, liquors, 829b Howard, r. 797 Stevenson
Kelly Angelette C. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1714 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie, domestic 1317a Clay
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 3 Morrel PI
Kelly Annie widow, r. 308 Mitma
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 326 Geary, rear
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 67(> Clementina
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 659 Minna
Kel'y Annie Miss, dressmaker, 222 Post
Kelly Annie Miss, tailoresi, r. 29 Fulton
Kelly Annie A., domestic, 637 Haight
Kelly Annie A., widow, r. 2912 California
KELLV ANME .11. MISS, confectionery and ice
cream parlors, and a;,'ent Roberts' candy, 1719
Devisadero, r. 1625 Grove
Kellv Albert, horseshoer, r. 1535 Mission
Kelly Albert C, carpenter, r. 721a Fourteenth
Kelly Arthur J., wt ipper City of Paris, r. 125k Oak
Kelly Belle Miss, clerk Sanborn Vail & Co., r. 1357
Howard
Kelly Bernard, blacksmith, r. 4 Russell
Kelly Bernard, civil enijineer, r. 205 Third
Kelly Bernard, foreman W. G. Stafford & Co. , r. 447 Te-
hama
Kelly Bernard, liquor dealer, r. 522J Sixth
Kelly Bernard M., lather, r. 6 Sherwood PI
Kelly Bridget, domestic 1132 California
Kelly Bridget, domestic 2018 Devisadero
Kelly Bryan, boilermaker, r. Alms House
Kelly C. A., r. 319 Sutter
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 104 Freelon
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 128J Langton
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 328 Capp
Kelly Catheiine, widow, r. 819 Polk
Kelly Catherine, widow, dressmaker, r. 1727 Eddy
Kelly Catherine Mrs. , r. 1007 Florida
Kelly Charles, driver Ala'neda Transfer Co., r. Alameda
Kelly Charles, molder, r. 1238 Twentieth
Kelly Charles A., laborer Custom House, r. 521 McAllis-
ter
Kelly Charles E., attorney at law and notary public,
213 Sansome, r. 1061 Folsom
Kelly Charles E., solderer Standard Oil Co., r. 232
Clara
Kelly Charles F., brassmolder, r. 513 Grove
Kelly Charles J., driver, r. 22S Linden Av
Kelly Charles M. , carpenter, r. 27i Fourth
Kellv Charles R., clerk Freight Auditor's DeptS. P. Co.,
r. (i26 Ninth
Kelly Charles W., insurance agent, r. 807 Golden Gate
Av
Kelly Colman J., clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 312 Ivy Av
Kelly Cora Miss, laundress Electric Laundrj, r. 25
Ninth
Kelly Cornelius, foreman Warj-en & Malley, r. 2605 Polk
Kelly Cornelius, hostler, r. 1221 Pierce
Kelly Cornelius, policeman, r. 1124 Vallejo
Kelly Conielius Mrs., r. SEcorTwentieth Av South and \
Kelly Cornelius J., woi.d and coal, 433 Stevenson
Kelly Daniel, coal, r. 717 Guerrero
Kelly Daniel, laborer, r. 8J Ringold
Kelly Daniel J., boilermaker, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Daniel R., laborer, r. 35 Natoma
Kelly Daniel V. (Kellv & Liebe ) r. 726 Turk
Kelly David J., tanner A. O. Cook .t Son, r. 18 Rondell
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Kelly Delia, widow, r. 1435 Church
Kelly Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom and
Precita Av
Kelly Dennis H., butcher, r. 32 Hotf Av
Kelly Dennis H. Jr., bricklayer, r. 32 Hoff Av
Kelly Dennis J., butcher, r. 513 Grove
Kelly Edward (Thomas Kelly & Sons) r. 224 Austin Av
Kelly Edward, extraman Engine 25, r. Folsom nr
Eleventh
Kelly Edward, fireman stmr Walla Walla
Kelly Edward, horseshoer, r. 721 Fifth Av
Kelly Edward, laborer, r. 109 Bartlett
Kelly Edward, marblepolisher, r. 14 Natoma
Kelly Edward, tinroofer, r. 490 Eleventh
Kelly Edward H., machinist Payne's Bolt ^^^<s, r. 20^ Gar-
den
Kelly Edward J., laborer S. P. Co.
Kelly Edward J., painter, r. 14 Natoma
Kelly Edward M., clerk Post OfBce, r. 530 California
Kelly Edward S.,papercutter F. Korbel & Bros., r. 19
Merris Av
Kelly Edward T., wireweaver, r. 18 Vandewater
Kelly Elizabeth, widow, r. 50 Merritt
Kelly Elizabeth, widow, r. 447 Bartlett
Kelly Elizabeth E. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 1124 Sacramento
Kelly Ella Miss, clerk, r. 616J Natoma
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. 25 Clara
Kelly Ellen, widow, dressmaker, r. 714 McAllister
KBily Ellen, widow, r. 364 Minna
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. 448 Tehama
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. 615 Post
Kelly Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Bartol
Kelly Ellen Miss, housekeeper, r. 1311 Alabama
Kelly Ellen Miss, shirtmaker, r. 205 Eleventh
KELLY ELMER E.i nhrslelan aud
sargeon, office and r. 12 1* .Market, liour.s
X to 10 A. M., ? to 4 and 7 to S P. .M.. Tele-
phone Soath 46H
Kelly Emma, widow, r. 1517A Mason
Kelly Eugene, r. 530 Seventeenth
Kelly Eugene, traveling sale man Cal. Notion an:l To.\' Co. ,
r. 424 Powell
Kelly Eugene E., bartendei, r. NE cor Kearny and
Washington
Kelly Eugene J. (Blum & Kelly) r. 1629 Dupont
Kelly Fannv, widow, r. 1521 Leavenworth
Kelly Francis A., cUrk, r. 1505 Taylor
Kelly Francis G. (Gauthier & Kelly) r. 946 Folsom
Kellv Francis J., boilermaker, r. 946 Folsom
Kelly Frank K. (Thomas Kelly & Sons) r. 224 Austin A\
Kelly Frank, bartender, r. 19 Morris Av
Kelly Frank, blacksmith, r. 54 First
Kelly Frank, compositor Dewey Pub. Co., r. Alameda
Kelly Frank, longshoreman, r. 6 Everett
Kelly Frank, mail clerk Examiner, r. 417 Natoma
Kelly Frank, teamster, r. 25 Clara
Kelly Frank A., waiter, r. 21 Ninth
Kelly Frank C, laborer S. P. Co.
Kelly Frank E., barber, 16 Twenty-fourth
Kelly Frank .1., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 05!i
Minna
Kellv Frank J., undertaker, r. ■ 1 Page
Kelly Frank K.,gripman Market St. Ry., r. 39 Powell Av
Kellv Frank M., bookke per G s Consumers Assn. r. 12
Oak
Kelly Frank P. (Cross, Ford, Kelly & Abbott) attorney
at law, 101 Sa isome, roonis. 20-23, r. 925 Hyde
Kelly Frank R. , machinist, r. 21 Stanley PI
KELLY FRANK S.» druggist and
elienils* lO'i Eddy, I door from eor .Mason,
Telephone South -264, r. 819 Polk
Kelly Frankie Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Erie
Kelly Frederick, shoecutter, r. 1 Leroy PI
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Kelly Frederick J. (Gauthier & Kelly) r. 946 Folsom
Kelly Gcorg-e, laborer, r. 2 Taylor PI
Kelly George, plumber, r. 311 Linden Av
Kelly George, teamster, r. 25 Clara
Kelly George F., bailiff Police Court 2, r. 414 California Av
Kelly (ieorge F., clerk Norton, Teller & Roden, r. 622
O'Farrell
Kelly George F., laborer, r. 8 Gough
Kelly George J., secretary Am. Composition Pipe and
Pile Armor Co., 819 Market, room 47, r. 909 Ellis
Kelly George M., laborer, r. 2302 Post
Kelly George M., meter repairer Spring Valley W. W., r.
1407 Scott
Kelly George W., r. 1625 Grove
Kelly George W., clerk Morton Special Delivery, r. Oak-
land
Kelly George W., expressman, r. 2218 Union
Kelly Georgianna, widow, r. Alms House
Kelly Gerald E., clerk Charles E. Kelly, r. 1061 Folsom
Kelly Gustavus J., plumber, r. 125J Oak
Kelly Harry, r. Ih25 Grove
Kelly Harry, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 376 Fillmore
Kelly Harry W., insurance, 14 Sansome, room 51
Kelly Henrietta, widow, r. 516 Golden Gate Av
Kelly Henry, commission merchant, r. 27 Aileeii Av
Kelly Henrv, master mariner, r. 417 Kearnv
Kellv Henry, teamster, r. 2816 California
Kelly Henrv A., barber, r . 811 Capp
Kelly Henry B., r. 417 Kearny
Kelly Henry E., cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Kelly Henry J., contra<:tar, 234 Montgomer\-, mom 4, r.
1629 Dupont
Kelly Henry M., plumber, 239 Seventh
Kelly Henry V., printer, r. 533 Commercial
Kelly Henry W., iron molder, 440 Twentieth
Kelly Honora, widow, r. 19 Morris Av
Kelly Horace, r. 2233 Post
Kelly Hugh, conductor Gearj- St. RR., r. 161 Masonic
Kelly Hugh, musician, r. ik Boardman PI
Kelly Hugh H., plumber, r. 327 Fourth
Kelly Isabella, widow, r. 1357 Howard
Kelly J., coalpasser stmr City of Sidney
Kelly J., me,-sman stmr City of Pueblo"
Kelly J. , seaman stmr Pomona
Kelly James, r. 3 Vincent
Kelly James, cook, r. 281 Hunt
Kelly James, exifressman, r. 34 Rusx
Kelly Jauies, extraman Engine 23, r. Washington iir
Rroderick
Kelly James, laborer, r. 3 Morrel PI
Kelly James, laborer, r. 316 Davis
Kelly James, laborer, r. 619.V Mis-ion
Kelly James, laborer, r. 924 "Army
Kelly James, laborer, r. 1211 Steiner
Kelly James, laborer, r. 2605 Polk
Kelly James, laborer, r. 3553 Fillmore
Kelly James, liquors 827 Folsom
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 2216 Mason
Kelly James, packer, r. 116 Clara
Kelly James, porter, r. 528 Tenth
Kelly James, printer, r. 1527 Sanchez
Kelly James, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Kelly James, sign painter, r. 217 Third
Kelly Jam s, special policeman, r. 3536 Jackson
Kelly James, stevedore, r. 34J Russ
Kellv James, storekeeper Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 15i Clai-a
Kelly James, teamster, r. 4.?8 Clementina
Kelly James, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24 Tehama
Kelly James C, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1119 Clay
Kelly James D. , clerk, r. 1124 Sacramento
Kelly James F., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Kelly James F., mail clerk Journal of Commerce, r. 422
McAllister
Kelly James F., piano polisher Shermm, Clay & Co., r.
SE cor Utah and Twenty-third
Kelly James F., plasterer, r. 7^ Garden
Kelly James F., seaman, r. 1022 Florida
Kelly James F. , tally clerk Oregon Imp Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Kelly James H. (Floyd & Kelly) r. 2828 Pine
Kelly James H., barber, r. 11311 Shotwell
Kelly James H., gasfltter, r. 3027 Sacramento
Kelly James H. gas inspector, r. 134 Oak
Kelly James, painter, r. 9 16 Folsom
Kelly James J., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 125^
Oak
Kelly James J., plasterer, r. 514 Stevenson
Ke'l}- James L., glass blower, r. 30 Perry
Kelly James M. r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Kelly James M., bakery, r. 1114 Broadway
Kelly James R. , policeman, r. 3536 .lackson
KELLV JAMES K., president Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, office 303 California, room 20, r. 309
Leavenworth
Kelly James T. , butcher, 2026 Fillmore, r. 2910 Sacra-
mento
Kelly James T., painter, r. 1142^ Folsom
Kelly James V., bailiff Railroad Commissioners, r. Santa
Clara, Cal
Kelly James W., carpenter, r. 2132J Howard
Kelly James W,, teamster, r. 116 Clara
Kelly Jeptha M., teamster, r. 126 Morris Av
Kelly Jeremiah, corniceinaker, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Jeremiah D., bookkeeper, r. 224 Austin Av
Kelly J. M., switchman S. P. Co.
Kelly Johanna, widow, r. 4 Morrel PI
Kelly Johanna, widow, r. 114^ Morris Av
Kellv Johanna Mrs., janitress Sherman Primary School,
r. 2010 Polk
Kelly John, r. 816 Sansome
Kelly John, apprentice John Hoey, r. 871 Market
Kelly John, bartender, r. 521 McAllister
Kelly John, blacksmith, r. 5i Morris Av
Kelly John, bricklaver, r. 11 Erie
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 24 Alvarado
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 1237 Twenty-fifth
Kelly John, driver, r. 15 Middle
Kelly John, finisher, r. Twentieth Av South nr N
Kelly John, fireman Chemic<»i Engine 2, r. 1425 Market
Kelly John, fireman, r. 527 Second
■ Kel y John, fireman stmr Umatilla
Kelly John, gardener, r. 26 Sherwood PI
Kelly John, gripman, r. 1119 Clay
Kelly John, hay packer, r. 5 Market
Kelly John, hostler, r. 334 Ritch
Kelly John, laborer, r. 142 Clara
Kellv John, laborer, r. 142 Perry
Kelly John, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Kelly John, laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Kelly John, laborer, r 926 Illinois
Kelly John, laborer, r. 946 Folsom
Kelly John, laborer, r. 1723 O'Farrell
Kelly John, laborer, r. 3553 Fillmore
Kelly ^oh-n, laborer, r. Seventh Av S mth bet K and L
Kelly John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New Continen-
tal Hotel
Kelly John, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 122 Welsh
Kelly John, laundryman, r. 25 Ninth
Kelly John, longshoreman, r. 210| Ritch
Kelly John, engineer stmr Albion, r. 937 Capp
Kelly John, marine fireman, r. 607 Howard
Keliy John, mlkman, r. SW cor Moulton and Buchana;
Kelly John, milkman, r. 313 Twelfth
Kelly John, peddler, r. 313 Clipper
Kelly John, printer, r. 420 Minna
Kelly John, teamster, r. 2408 Geary
Kelly John, teamster, r. 814 Potrero
Kelly John, teamster, r. W s Utah bet Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Kelly John, waiter stmr Colon
Kelly John, water tender stmr Rio de Janeiro
Kellv John, wireworker, r. 15 Rincon Av
Kelly John Jr., clerk, r. 313 Twelfth
Kelly John Jr., insurance, r. 1505 Taylor
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Kelly John A., machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 1146 Howard
Kellv .Tohn B., butcher, r. 1159 Howard
Kelly John B., fireman Chemical Engine 1, r. 113 Natoma
Kelly John B., mnfrs. agent, 20 Ellis, r. 4 Golden Court
Kelly John C, contractor, r. 111^ Castro
Kelly John C, laborer, r. 140 Lilly, Av
Kelly John F., butcher, r. 9 Elliott Park
Kelly John F. , clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co. , r.
538 Haight
Kelly John F., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
4384^ Hay«s
Kelly John F., messenger S. F. Call, r. 1114 Broadway
Kelly John F., operator S. F. District Tel. Co., r. SE cor
Seventh and Mission
Kelly John G., clerk Assistant Adjutant-General Dejit of
Cal., U. S. A., r. 3011 Clay
Kelly John H., r. 217 Scott
Kelly John H., brass molder, r. 513 Grove
Kelly John H., carpenter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 312 Ivy Av
Kelly John H. , clerk Carmen Island Salt Wks, r. 1610
Bush
Kelly John J., assistant storekeeper Custom House, r.
726 Fell
Kelly John J., clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1400 Polk
Kelly John J., clerk Kelly & Liebes, r. SE cor Utah and
Twenty-third
Kelly John J., compositor, r. 1124 Sacramento
Kelly John J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1309 Larkin
Kelly John J., laborer,! 1716 Polk
Kelly John J., laborer, r. 2302 Post
Kelly John J., sailmaker, r. 133 Laidley
Kelly John J. , salesman Doaiie & Henshelwood, r. 405
Octavia
Kelly John J., wireworker, r. 18 Vandewater
Kelly John J., wireworktr Shreve & Co., r. 1635 Church
Kelly John L. , glassblower, r. 627 Third
Kelly John M., clerk P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 444^ Clemen-
tina
Kelly John M., showcase maker, r. 914 Fulton
Kelly John P., clerk Michael L. Kelly, r. 1427 Valencia
Kelly John P., machinist Edison Liglit and Power Co. , r.
136 Fourth
Kelly John P., machinist, r. 22 Turk
Kelly John P., pointer, r. 659 Minna
Kelly John R., compositor Joseph M. Torres, r. 154i
Silver
Kelly John R., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 706 Dia-
mond
•Kelly John S., laborer, r. 103 Fremont
Kelly John T., carriagemaker, r. 251 Fifth
Kelly John T., laborer, r. 157 Shipley
KELLY JOHN T., liquors, 715| Howard
Kelly John T., sailmaker, r. 21 Stanley PI
Kelly John T. Jr., bartender, r. 715J Howard
Kelly John T. M., with Elmwood Distilling Co., r. 928
Sacramento
Kelly John W., compositor Report, r. 2834 Howard
Kelly John W., mail clerk Bulletui, r. 1332 Howard
Kelly Joseph, butcher, 1159 Howard, r. 63 Thirteenth
Kelly Joseph, clerk, r. 11421 Folsom
Kelly Joseph, clerk Shreve & Co., r. 438| Hayes
Kelly Joseph, driver Market St. Ry, r. 24 Tehama
Kelly Joseph, foreman Thomas Kelly & Sons, r. 224
Austin Av
Kelly Joseph, student Robert Ferral, r. 605 Davis
Kelly Joseph, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Kelly Joseph, teamster Morton Draying and Warehouse
Co., r. 340 Thirteenth
Kelly Joseph Jr., gasfitter, r. 63 Thirteenth
Kelly Joseph A., r. 2207 Steiner
Kelly Joseph A., blacksmith, r. SE cor Utah and Twenty-
third
KELLV JOSEPH P., attorney at law, 7.5-76-77 Ne-
vada Block, Telephone Main 5637, r. 2912 California
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Kelly Joseph P., foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 632 Ten-
Kelly Josephine Mi s, hairdresser, r. 721a Fourteenth
Kelly Julia, widow, r. 21 Stanley PI
Kelly Julia, widow, r. 869 Mission
Kelly Juno, widow, clerk, r. 39 Lafayette
Kelly Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 345 Minna
Kelly Kate Miss, trunk finisher, r. NE cor Napa and Po-
trero
Kelly Kate R. Miss, bookkeeper Scott & Gilbert, r. 107
Broderick
Kelly Kate T., r. 327 Fourth
Kelly Katherine, widow, r. 128J Langton
Kelly Katie A., dressmaker, r. 39i Lafayette
KELLV KIEKNAN, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Point Lobos Av and Boyce, r. 9 Williamson
Kelly Laura Miss, student, r. 213b Valencia
Kelly Laura B. Miss, clerk, r. 1434 Turk
Kelly Lawrence, street contractor, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly Lena, widow, r. 1819 Howard
Kelly Lester S., teamster Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r.
126 Morris Av
Kelly Lonsford E., groceries and liquors, l-'2 Langton
Kelly Louis, piano polisher, r. SE cor Ut,-h and Twentv.
third
Kelly Louis A., insurance solicitor, 435 California, r. 63
Thirteenth
Kelly Louis F., clerk Haas Bros., r. 1306 Polk
Kelly Luis, commission merchant, 218 California, room
ft, r. 1306 Polk
Kelly Luke, laborer, r. 48 Clara
Kelly Lyman A., salesman Bray's Sons & Co., r. 1114
Leavenworth
Kelly M. (Kelly & Duffy) r. 716 Valencia
Kelly M., liquors, W s Mission Road opp Seven Mile
House, Ocean View
Kelly Macilla, widow, r. 622 Ellis
Kelly Malachi, laborer, r. 8 Bartol
Kelly Manus, butcher, 513 Grove
Kelly Margaret, domestic 729 Sutter
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 5 Eldridge
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 109 Bartlett
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 438i Hayes
Kelly Margaret Miss, boarding, 201 Turk
Kelly Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Bartol
Kelly Margaret Miss, shirt maker, r. 205 Eleventh
Kelly Margaret C. Miss, teacher Edison Primary School
r. 12 Oak
Kellj- Marie, domestic 726 Twentv-third
Keily Mark, teamster r. 319 Thirteenth
Kelly Martin, laborer, r. 1706 Stockton
Kellv Martin G., liquors, 341 Sixth, r. 19 Morris Av
Kelly Martin J., r. 313 Fremont
Kelly Mary, domestic 1810 Union
Kelly Mary, domestic 2222 Clay
Kelly Mary, domestic Mount St. Joseph's Infant OriJhan
Asylum
Kelly Marj-, widow, r. 616J Natoma
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 715 Haves
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 911 Bush
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 11421 Folsom
Kelly Mary, widow, janitress Cleveland Primary School,
r. 12 Oak
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 313 Clipper
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 244 Taylor
Kelly Mary A., domest c 205 Eleventh
Kelly Mary A., housecleaner, r. 702 Vallejo
Kelly Marj' A., widow, bakery, 316 Fillmore
Kelly Marj' E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 721a Fourteenth
Kelly Mary J., widow, teacher music, r. 28 Washington
Av
Kelly Mary S. Miss, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Valencia
Kelly Mary T., widow, janitress Hawthorne Primary
School, r. 7415 Tehama
Kelly Matthew, r. W s Mission Road opp Seven Mile
House, Ocean View
Kelly Matthew, bricklajer, r. 626i Minna
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Kelly Matthew, driver, r. (327 Haiijht
KellV Matthew, wireworker, r. 210i Ritch
Kellv Michael, r. 29 Fulton
Kelly Michael, blacksmith, r. 32 Hoff Av
Kellv Michael, blacksmith, r. 1146 Howard
Kelly Michael, driver, r. 633 Fulton
Kelly Michael, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 774 Folsom
Kellv Michael, helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Kellv Michael, hostler, r. 478 Tehama
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, laborer Aims House
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. Park Hotel
Kelly Michael, mining, r. 537 Sacramento
Kellv Michael, Park jn.liceman, r. 668 Harrison
Kellv Michael, plasterer, r. NE cor Folsom and Precita
Av
KELLV Mli'UAEL, president United Undertakers
Association, 27-29 Fift 1, r. 726 Turk
Kellv Michael, tailor, r. 301 Montgomerj- Av
Kellv Michael, teamster, r. S26 Harrison
Kelly Michael, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Kelly Michael Jr., horse trainer, r. 29 Fulton
Kellv Michael F., jfroceries and Uquors, 749 Minna and
wo'kI and coal, 747 Minna, r. U7 Minna
Kellv Michael F., marine eujfiueer, r. 18 Vandewater
KellV Michael H, capitalist, 623 Sansome, r. 327 Hayes
Kellv Michael J. (M. J. Kelly & Co.) r. 1838 Ellis
Kelly Michael J., artificial stone and sidewalks, r. 1312
"Hampshire
Kellv Michael J., blacksmith, r. oOS Xoe
Kellv Michael J., clerk S. P. Co.
Kelly Michael J., deputy Recorder, r. 9 Williamson
Kelly Michael J., expressman, XE cor Commercial and
Sansome, r. 1415 Castro
Kelly Michael J , laborer, r. 13 Beideman
KELLY .nK'll.4.EL L., groceries and provisions,
1335-1337 Valencia, r. 1341 Valencia
Kellv Michael P., shoe finisher, r. 1061 Mission
Kellv Michael T., student R. W. King, r. 35 J Madison Av
Kelly Miles, laborer, r. 244 Eleventh
KellV Minnie A., domestic 516 Jones
KellV M. J. & Co. (ilichael J. Kelly) butchers, 3-4 Centre
Market
Kellv Morris, teamster, r. 902 Illinois
Kellv Mortimer, hackdriver, r. 17.59 Howard, rear
Kelly Myles, laborer, r. 19i Langton
Kel y Xellie, djmestic 1815 Laguna
KellV Xe lie, widow, r. loh Clara
Kellv Xellie Miss, seamstress, r. 132 Fourth
Kelly Owen, tanner, r. 222^ Twenty-second
Kelly P., mnfrs agent, 20 Ellis, room 16
Kelly Patrick, baker, r. 310 Jersey
Kelly Patrick, carpenter, r. 11 Erie
Ke Iv Patrick, expressman, SW cor Mission and Second
r. 1108 Jessie
Kellv Patrick, hostler, r. 642 Howard
KellV Patrick, laborer, r. 32 Boyce
Kellv Patrick, laborer, r. 51 Xatoma
Kellv Patrick, laborer, r. loSi Third
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 257 Jersey
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Branuan
Kelly Patrick, miner, r. Alms House
Kelly Patrick, seaman, r. 830 S Harrison
KellV Patrick, seaman, r. 334 Main
KellV Patrick, teamster, r. 633 Fulton
Kelly Patrick, teamster, r. 425 Linden Av
KellV Patrick, teamster, r. 11 Xatoma
KellV Patrick, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Kelly Patrick F., motonuan Market St. Ry, r. 1910 Mis-
Mon
Kellv Patrick H., collector, r. 1 Otis PI
KellV Patrick H. , shipbuilder, r. 108 Mason
KellV Patrick J„ butler 2301 Laguna
Kelly Patrick J., clerk Michael F. Kelly, r. 747 Minna
KellV Patrick J., cooper, r. 1012 Scott
Kelly Patrick J., laborer, r. 51 Xatoma
KellV Patrick J., laborer, r. 11} Clinton
Kelly Patrick J., liquors, 130 Folsom
Kelly Patrick L. , bricklaver, r. 11 J Erie
Kellv Patrick T., laborer", r. 205 Eleventh
Kelly Patrick W., laborer, r. 521 Elizabeth
Kelly Paul, liquors, 363 Xatoma
Kellv Paul, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Kelly Pettr, clerk, r. 522 Fifth
Kelly Peter, hostler, r. 1010 Howard
Kelh Peter, insurance, 407-409 Montgomerv, r. 335 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Kelly Peter, seaman, r. 2020 Ellis
Kelly Peter, waiter, r. cor Suiter and Baker
Kelly Peter, wood and coal, 421 Valencia
Kelly Peter Jr , clerk Cu?tom House, r. 235 Fell
Kelly Peter J., deputy License Collector, r. 421| Harri-
Kelly Peter J., laborer, r. 1923a Howard
Kelly Peter J., ticket agent S. P. Co., r. 328 Haight
KELLl' RICHARD E., secretarv Justice Mining
Co., 23 Xevada Block, r. 2911b California
Kelly Robert, baker, r. 164 Louisa
Kelly Robert, carpenter, r. 1627 Hayes
KellV Robert A., diamond setter Shreve & Co., r. 628
Eddv
Kelly Robert C. (A. Tassi & Co.) r. 802 Filbert
Kellv Robert E., c.rpenter, r. IIU Castro
Kellv Robert J., with M. J. Kelly & Co., r. 1838 Ellis
Kelly Robert G., foreman, r. 899 Pine
Kelly Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1612^ Stex enson
Kelly Sarah A. Miss, stationerj-,#ll Jones
Kellv Sarah T. Mrs., liquors, XE cor Tenth and Potrero
Av
Kellv S. J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 37 Second
Kelly Stephen, r. 612^ Xatoma
Kelly Susan E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 715 Haves
Kellv T. Mr-.," widow, r. 4381 Haves
Kelly Theodor, teamster, r. 163 Xinth
Kellv Theresa, widow, r. 1612^ Stevenson
Kelly Thoni'is (Thomas Kelly & Sons) r. 224 Austin Av
Kelly Thomas, actor, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly Thomas, apprentice E. J." Hazard, r. cor Twentieth
and Potrero Av
Kelly Thomas, bricklayer, r. 62tii Minna
KellV Thomas, cook, r". 2623 Sutter
Kelly Thomas, drayman, r. 622 O'Farrel!
Kelly Thomas, hackman, r. 945 Bryant
Kelly Thomas, horseshoer, 301 Montgomery Av
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Francisco
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 313 Clipper
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 1310 Lyon
Kelly Thomas, liquors, W s Railroad Av bet Eleventh
and Twelfth Avs South
Kelly Thomas, 1 >ngshoreman, r. 233 Minna
Kelly Thomas, machine hand, r. 25 Clara
Kelly Thomas, machiuist, r. 313 Fremont
Kelly Thomas, painter, r. 8 Scott PI
Kelly Thomas, peddler, r. 33 Hinckley
Kelly Thomas, plumber, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kellv Thoma-i, porter Union Iron Wks, r. 113 Natoma
Kelly Thomas, shoefitter, r. 814 Potrero Av
Kelly Thomas, steward Chemical Engine 4, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
Kelly Thomas, tailor. 164A Jessie, r. 447 Ivy Av
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. 633 Fulton
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. 1303 Central Av
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. 1910 Mission, rear
Kelly Thomas, waiter, r. 164 Jessie
KELLY THOMAS A SO.\S (Thomas, Edward
Frank) proprietors Belmont Stables, 1629 Pine
Kelly Thomas Jr, butcher, r. 1910 Mission, rear
KellV Thomas F., emrineer, r 521 McAllister
Kelly Thomas F., helper William F. Wilson, r. 17 Beid
man PI
Kelly Thomas F., toolmaker Shreve & Co., r. Mill Valle
Kelly Thomas H., painter, r. 8 Scott PI
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING COJ
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMUT M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
u 1 MONTGOMERY S REET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4.0
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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Kelly Thomas J., clerk Local Freight Office H. 1>. Co., r.
627 Haight
Kelly Thomas J., clerk, r. 1140 Howard
Kelly Thomas J., salesman E. Commins & Co., r. 802
Filbert
Kelly Thomas J., springmaker, r. 107 Broderick
Kelly Thomas K., cinductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1332 Broiui-
way
Kelly Thomas K., iiisuranoe agent, r. 819 Polk
Kelly Thomas M. H., painter, 623 Merchant, r. 1340
Twenty-sixth
Kelly Thomas P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 112.')
Twfntieth
Kelly ThoiBjMB S., gnpmau Market St. R.y., r. 1119 Clay
Kelly Thomas W., plumber, r. 19i Grant Av
Kelly Thomas W., saleiShian, r. 438i Hayes
Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 2910 Sacramento
Kelly Timothy T. , ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 21oJ
Mississippi
Kellv Tobias J., salesman, r. 43SJ Hayes
Kelly Walter N. , bookkeeper Clot & Meese, r. 1923a How-
ard
Kelly W. H., marine engineer, 9 Mission
Kelly William, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. liil2A
Stevenson
Kelly William, bookkeeper, r. 1306 Polk
Kelly William, broomniBker, r. 11 Erie
Kelly William, canvasser, r. 988 Howard
Kelly William, carpenter, r. 756 Harrison
Kelly William, clerk Sperry Flour Co.
Kelly ^ illiam, fireman, r. '449a Twentieth
Kelly William, groceries and liquors, 337 Third, r. 20
Veron i
Kelly William, laborer, r. 5J Morris A\-
Kelly Williams, laborer, r. 37 Gilbert
Kelly William, laborer, r. Alms House
Kelly William, lithographer Dickman-Jones Co., r. 20.t
Eleventh
Kelly William, longshoreman, r. 45 Everett
Kelly William, machine operator, r. 32 Hoff .\v
Kelly William, plasterer, r. ]335 Folsom
Kelly William, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Kellv William, teamster, r. 826a Harrison
Kelly William A. (G. L. Carroll & Co.) r. 235 Oak
Kelly William D., gripmaii Powell St. RR., r. 1521 I.euv
enworth
Kellv William D., master mariner, r. 2020 Stockton
Kelly Wilham F., clerk Post OfiBce, r. 749 Harrison
Kelly William F., helper William F. Wilson, r. Alameda
Kelly William F., laborer, r. 1918 Greenwich
Kelly William G , mining engineer, 324| Montgomery
Kelly William H., painter, r. 6.59 Minna
Kelly William H., i)lumber, r. 1915 San Carlos Av
Kelly Will'am J., butcher, 2026 Fillmore, r. 2910 Sacra-
mento
Kelly William J. , conductor Cal. St. RR. , r. 3317 Cla.\-
Kelly Willi mi J., engineer, r. 318 Chenery
Kelly William J., illustrator, 606 Montgomery, room 21
Kelly William J., lodgings, 711 Stockton
Kelly William J., plumber, r. 14 Natoma
Kelly William J., stockraiser, r. 237 Oak
Kellv William J.,extraman Truck 7
Kelly William M., porter, r. 116 Clara
Kelly William R., baggagemaster S. P. Co., r. 425J Third
Kellv William W. .T., extraman Truck 4, r. 1616 Pacific
Av
Kelly W. W., salesman Da\is Bros., 846 Mission
Kelly & Duffy (M. Kelly and James Duffy) horseshoers,
716 Valencia
KELLY & LIEBES
(Daniel V. Kellr
an<i Philip LicltCM) proprietors Sullivan's
€loak and Suit House. Importers and
mannfaeturers ladies' eloaks and suits,
l«0 Kearny
" Kelly. See Kelle.v and Kellie
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bituilious MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /\ATIO/MS DRIMK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Kelm William H., butcher, 1226 Pacific
Kelpe Charles, tailor, 1644 Jessie
Kelsej' Agnes B., r. 702 i»ost
Kelsey Henry R., gardener 1016 Pine
Kelsey James T., compositor Examiner, r. 2109a Jones
Kelsey Laura L. , r. 702 Post
Kelsey Nicholas E., clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 430 Edd.v
Kelsey Noah, druggist, r. 1110 Larkin
Kelsey William F., contractor, 29 Hardy, r. 2103 Cali-
fornia
Kelso Andrew G., engineer Conklin Bros., r. 1120 How-
ard
Kelso Arthur P. , salesman, r. 33 Sixth
Kelso C^ai a M., stenographer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 311
Twenty-ninth
Kelso John, bootcrimper, r. 311 Twenty-ninth
KELSO JOHN, contractor, 331 Montgomery, rooms
8-9, r. 2212 Howard
Kelso Margaret C. Miss, bookkeeper, 311 Twentv-ninth
Kelso Samuel, bootcrimper, r. 311 Twenty-ninth "
Kelso Samuel H., sign painter, r. 311 Twenty- ninth
Kelso William, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 'l4 Eugenia
Av
Kelson Peter, laborer, r. 346 Sixth
Kelstrom Hans, cooper, r. N s Cortland Av nr Folsom
Kelter Bernard, r. 1910 Ellis
Kelterer Antone, groceries and liquors, NE cor Seventh
and Folsom, r. 247 Seventh
Kelterer Frederick, bakery, 3335 Mission
Kelterer William, driver Frederick Kelterer, r. 3335 Mis-
Kelting William, salesman Murphv, Grant & Co., r
Fruitvale, Cal.
Kelton Austin H. (Van Pelt & Kelton) r. 125 Grove
Kelton Clarence O., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo &.
Co., r. 1634 Broadway
Kelton David J., p essman Schmidt Label and Lithe Co.,
r. 1122 Alabama
Kelton Edward A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1408
Post
Kelton Edward G., r. 1008 Pacific
Kelton Ella Miss, r. 1634 Broadw ay
Kelton Forrest A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r 1408
Post
Kelton Lorenzo C, bookkeeper Hobbs, Walls & Co r
434 Eighteenth
Kelton Mary A., widow, r. 762 Howard
Kelton Pearl Miss, teacher, r. 1408 Post
Kelton Theresa, domestic 1713 California
Kelton William, teamster, r. 762 Howard
Kelyer James, photographer, r. 1528 Market
Kem John J., policeman, r. 1411 Folsom
Kemble Alfred, oysterman, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Kemtle Thomas R., carpenter, 38 Turk, r. 926 Minna
Kemble William, carpenter, r. 212 Hyde
Kemble William R., decorator, r. 212 Hyde
KEMBLE WILLIAM R. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 212
Hyde
Kemler Isadore, tailor, r. 1044 Howard
Kemline Ludwig, conductor, r. 2518a Sutter, rear
Kemme Amelia, widow, r. 41 Hermann
Kemme Henry, engraver, r. 120 Francisco
Kemmeler Adolph, clerk Kummerlander & Hundemer, r.
219 Minna
Kemmerle Martin J., cooper, r. 4 Dehon
Kemmerow Peter, master mariner, r. 720 Hampshire
Kemp Albert, restaurant, 17 Washington
Kemp Alfred C, clerk Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, r. Oakland
Kemp Brothers (Edward H. and George C.) watchmak-
ers, 2002 Market
Kemp Daniel C, r. 224 Ellis
Kemp Edward, salesman City of Paris, r. Alameda
Kemp Edward H. (Kemp Bros.) r. Alameda
Kemp Edward J., time-keeper Market St. Rv, r :i0-'
Fourth
Kemj) Ellen M., widow, r. 731 Waller
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Kemp Ernst, clerk Joseph Kemp, r. •2221 Mission
Kemp George C. (Kemp Bros.) r. 2002 Market
Kemp Henry, canvasser, r. 110 Caroline
Kemp Henry W., barber, r. 39 Turk
Kemp Herman, traveling salesman Adelsdorfer & Bran-
A — ..=„ . 1226 Ellis
Kemp Jacob, porter, r. 120" J Mission
Kemp James C., musician, r. 224 Ellis
Kemp John, carisenter, r. 618 California
Kemp John H., salesman D. X. & E. Walter & Co., r. 23
Hollis
Kemp Joseph, contractor, r. 2221 Mission
Kemp Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 224 Ellis
Kemp Martha Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 126 Ellis
Kemp Peter M., salesman D. >". k E. Walter & Co., r.
1604 Lea\ enworth
Kemp Susie, r. 731 Waller
KE.MP VA.\ E. FREDERICK, dentist, office and r.
1017 Market
Kemp Walter, clerk Joseph Kemp, r. 2221 Mission
Kemp William A., plaster decorations, 19 Turk, r. 309
Polk
Kemp William A. Mrs., milliner, 4 Sixth, r. 309 Polk
I&" Keniii. See Camp and Kampe
Kempe Frederick W., with A. Lejisold ife Co., r. 1405
Bush
Kemper E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2824 Mission
Kemper M. Frank, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 3.508
Mission
Kemperman Nina, assistant bookkeeper \V. H. Nolan &
Co., r. Alameda
Kempert Theodore, secretary Arrerican Railway Con-
struction and Land Improvemeut Co., 10 California,
r. 209 Minna
Kempf Andrew, salesman John A. Stellman, r. 26 Har-
riett
Kempf Annie M., domestic 2114 Sacramento
Kempf Charles, teamster, r. cor Si.xth Av South and L
Kempf Kate, widow, r 730 Gough
1^" Kempf. See Kaempff and Kampf
Kempinsky Hermann, tailor, 730 Howard
Kempkey Augustus (Kempkey, Gilham & Sawyer) r. Oak-
land
KEMPKEV, <;ILHAM & SAMIER (Aug«stus
Kempkey, Frank M. Gilham and William T. Sawyer)
saddlery and harness, 417-419 Market
Kempner Mark, u holsterer, 1146.i Folsom
Kempster Christopher F., salesman W. & J. Sloan & Co.,
r. 1026 Pine
Kempster Harry, butler 1105 Taylor
Kempster Harry Mrs., nurse, r. 703 O'Farrell
Kempston Walter N., with James L. King, r. 5 Wet-
more PI
Kempton Melbourne P. , carpenter, r. 304b Lily Av
Kempt on Walter C, life insurance, 415 Montgomery,
r. 81 Walnut Av
Kenaka William C, painter, r. 208 Bush
Kenback Christian Mrs., r. 906 J Folsom
Kendall Alpheus, president Pac. Coast Mill and Lumber
Co. (Oakland) office 16 Post, r. Oakland
Kendall Belle, widow, dressmaker, r. 432 Golden Gate
Av
Kendall Charles J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. San Mateo Co.
Kendall Charles S., deckhand stmr El Capitan, r. Oak-
land
Kendall C\-rus L. , r. 1705 Devisadero
Kendall Eidward G. , capitalist, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Edwin, shoemaker, 635 Mission, r. 118 Moulton
Av
Kendall Edwin F. , clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 330 Geary
Kendall Elizabeth, domestic 2415 Pacific Av.
Kendall Frank E., foreman Crj'Stal Soda Water Co., r.
119 Francisco
KE5(D.4LL FRANK I., secretary Maricopa and
Phoenix Railroad Co. and Arizona Telegraph Co., 3
Crocker Bldg, r. 1076 Fourteenth, Oakland
Kendall Fred, bartender, r. 11 Chapullejiec
Kendall Fred. E., clerk Evan C. Evans, r. San Matec.
Cal.
Kendall George, oiler, r. 1350 Market
Kendall George H., dair\Tnan, r. 932 Filbert
Kendall Gtorge M., laborer, r. 2605 Hyde
Kendall Henry, brassfinisher, r. 426 Hayes
Kendall Jerome, carpenter and builder, r. 119 S'alpar-
aiso
Kendall Joseph H., expressman, r. 6 Dehon
Kendall Joseph R., president Electric Placer Mining Co.
214 Pine, r. Oakland
Kendall Lillie L.. scenic artist, 108 St. Ann's Bldif
Kendall May Miss, r. 426 Hayes
Kendall Nelson C, clerk cashier's dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Kendall Samuel L. , civil engineer, r. 510 Clayton
Kendall Sophronie, widow, r. 2008 Union
Kendall Tho 1 as, painter, r. 18 St. Johns
Kendiill Valentine, piledriver Thomson Bridge Co., r.
SW cor Union and I^rkin
Kendall William, boatman, r. 6 Union
Kendall William, stevedore, r. 212| Perry
Kendall William 1., painter, r. 2605 Hyde
Kendar John C. port«r, r. 120 Germaiiia
Kendig Daniel (Jones & Kendig) r. Oakland
Kendrick Agues C. Miss, stenographer, r. 2610 Bryant
Av
Kendrick Bartholomew V., extraman Chemical Engine
6, r. 2610 Brjant
Kendrick Charles H. T., clerk Rivers Bros., r. 312 La-
guna
Kendrick Mary E. Miss, saleslady, r. 2610 Brjant
Kendrick Michael, laborer, r. 1329J Minna
Kend'ick Morris, stonecutter, r. 911 Sanchez
Kendrick Levi J., assayer, r. 137 J Clara
KENDRICK RODNEY, vice-president and secretary
Washington Mill Co., and manager William J.
A ams, 10 M irket, r. 3346 Clay
Kendrick Thomas H., laborer, r. 312 La<funa
Kendri. k fhoma-s I., stonecutter, r. 2610 Bryant
Kendrick Thomas J., paperhanger, r. 2610 Bryant
!©" Kendrick. See McKendrick
Kenealy Catherine, widow, furnished riMjms, 20 Louisa.
Kenealy Charles F., drayman, r. 544 Bryant
Kenealy John, carpenter, r. W s Folsom nr Precita Av
Kenealy John, clerk Kohlberg Strauss & Frohman, r.
718 Tehama
Kenealy John, laborer, r. .534 Minna
Kenealy Kate, widow, nurse, r. 1612 Green
Kenealy Mamie Miss, stenographer, r. 127 Guerrero
Kenealy Mary, widow, r. 127 Guerrero
Kenealy Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Shotwell
and Nineteenth
Kenealy Thomas, janitor, r. 4 Selina PI
Kenealy Thomas, molder, r. 20 Louisa
Kenealy William B., master mariner, r. 519 Bryant
Kenealy William J., horseshoer, 818 Buchanan, r. 914
Buchanan
10" Kenealy. See Keneally, Kenneally and Kennelly
Keneally Joseph, teamster," r. 339 Twelfth
Kenefick Andrew, anialgamater, r. 123 Eddy
Kenefick Bartholomew, Itt officer stuir Transit, r. 718
Capp
Kenefick Patrick, laborer, r. 22| Rausch
Kenefick Richard, clerk McVicker i Bnxlerick, r. 718
Cipp
Kengla Guida A. , clerk, r. 1408 Ellis
Kengla Louis A., physician. 130.5A Polk, r. 1408 Ellis
Kenison Asa H., dairvmau, r. 302 Twentv-fifth
Kenison Chester D., dri>er, r. 302 Twenty -fifth
Kenison G. E., guard Wells Fargo & Co., r. cor Treat Av
and Army
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Kenisoti Mabel Miss, r. 302 Twenty-fifth
«^" Kenison. See Kennison
Kenisston Daniel, miner, r. 902 Montafomery
Keniston Joseph E., clerk Boston Rubber Shoe Co., r.
419 Harrison
Kenitzer Charles W. (Kenitzer & Barth) r. 2802 Bush
Kenitzer Henrj', office 601 California, r. 2804 Bush
Kenitzer c& Barth (Charles VV. Kenitzer and Hermann
Barth) architects, 601 California
Kenna Daniel, laborer, r. 632 Tennessee
Kenna Dennis, coremaker, r. 704 Sierra
Kenna John, capitalist, r. 2613 Sacramento
Kenna John, driver, r. 517 Folsom
Kenna John, hostler, r. 25 Kate PI
Kenna John, laborer, r. 78 Brady
KENXA JOSEPH F., architect, 420 Montgomery,
room 38
Kenna Mary Miss, silkweaver, r. 22 Howard
Kenna P. J. G., i;eneral insurance agent, 132 Phelan
BIdg, r. Oakland
Kenna William, candymaker, r. 22 Howard
Kenna William, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 22
Hubbard
B^ Kenna. See Kenne, Kenney, Kenny and Kinney
Kennan Charles, liquors, r. 426 Oak
Kennard George W. , asst Engineer S. F. F. D. , r. 152
Waller
Kennard John H., electrician, r. 77 Albion Av
Kennard Samuel E. , electrician, r. 77 Albion Av
Kenne Frank G., perfumer Ideal Perfumery Co., r. 525
Valencia
Keinieally Cornelius, labwer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Keimeally Martin, plasterer, 624 Fourth
Kenneally Thomas, blacksmith, r. 624 Fourth
8^ Kenneally. See Keneally, Kenealy and Keimellv
Kennealy John, clerk, r. 433 Clementina
Kenne ily Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 433 Clementina
Kennealy Mary, widow, r. 436 Clementina
Kennealy Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 436 Clementina
Kennealy Thomas, bottler, r. 218 Linden Av
Keimedy Albert, candymaker, r. 312 Mason
Kennedy Albert W., secretary and treasurer The Ken-
nedy & Shaw Lumber Co., 405 Montgomery, r. 415
Broderick .
Kennedy Alexander E., clerk Post, r. 725 Pine
Kennedy Alfred, advertising agent, r. 168i Clementina
Kennedy Alfred H., clerk Clabrough, Golcher & Co., r.
15 Prie->t
Kennedy Alfred J. , locksmithing and electrical work, 53
Eleventh, r. 229i Ninth
Kennedy Allan L. (Keimedy Co.) r. 1214 Mission
Kennedy Amelia G., widow, jjhotographer, r. 537 Castro
Kennedy Andrew, r 328 Tenth
Kennedy Angus, carpenter, r. 748 Minna
Kennedy Anne M. Miss, teacher Coop.ir Primary School,
r. 110 Haight
Kennedy Annie, domestic 1710 Webster
Kennedy Annie, widow, r. 2836 Greenwich
Kennedy Annie Mrs., proprietor The Edmondson, r.
3111J Mission
Kennedy Arthur J., with San Francisco Lumber Co., r.
1727 Pine
Kennedy Arthur S., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 735 Castro
Kennedy Bartholomev, wagonmaker, r. 110 Haight
Kennedy Bernard, carpenter, r. 403i Eighth
Kennedy Bernhard, tanner, r. N s S'eventh Av South bet
N and Railroad Av
Kennedy Bridget A., widow, r. 18 Hnbbard
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Catherine Miss r. 828 Green
Kennedy Catherine F. Miss, awning maker, r. 18 Hub-
bard
Kennedy Charles e 'gineer, r. 4004 California
Kennedy Charles, foreman National Ice Co., r. 400i
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
Eighth
Kennedy Ohiirles B. , fireman stmr Colima,
r. 69 Natoma
WATSOf^' <«v CO.. 124 Market Street
WIELAND'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Kenne ly Charles D., superintendent Judson Dynamite
and Powder Co., 200 Market, r. West Berkeley, Cal.
Kennedy Charles W. , conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 406
Central Av
Kennedy Company (Allan L. Kennedy and Fred T.
Knowles) plumbers and electricians, 2007 Pine
Kennedy Daniel J., clerk Thomas Hoeck, r. 62 Erie
Kennedy Delia Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry, r.
228 Twelfth
Kennedy Dennis, r 1703 Eddy
Kennedy Dennis Mrs., widow, r. 1714 Stevenson
Kennedy Dennis M. ^Kennedy & Inylis)r. Oakland
Kennedy Edward, r. 322 Minna
Kenned J' Donald, clerk, r. 62 Erie
Kennedy Edward, bartender, r. 740 Broadway
Kennedy Edward, collector, r. 25 Gilbert
Kennedy Edward, driver Cluff Bros., r. 42 Fourth
Kennedy Edward, janitor, r. 25J Gilbert
Kennedy Edward, laborer, r. 26 Steuart
Kennedy Edward, vineyardist, r. 2700 Howard
Kennedy Edward A., butcher, r. 1703 Eddy
Kennedy Eiward B., bartender, r. 419 East
Kennedy Edward H., clerk, r. 1311J Mason
Kennedy Edward J., salesman Philip Kennedy k Co., r.
943 Seventeenth
Kennedy Edward L., inspector Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 10 Verona
Kennedy Edward P. , carpenter, r. 219 Liberty
Kennedy Edward W., clerk Great Am. Importing Tea
Co., r. 44 Six h
Kennedy Elizabeth, widow, r. 121 J Shipley
Kennedy Ellen, widow, r. 318 Page
KI-:\i\ED%' FR.4XK, attorney at law, 66 Murphy
Bldg
Kennedy Frank, helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
736 Tehama
Kennedy Frank E., carpenter, r. 15 Priest
Kennedy Frederick E., cigarmaker, r. 1406 Guerrero
Kennedy George E. , paperhanger, r. 638 Commercial
Kennedy Georgiana, widow, asst Gilbert E.. Gould, r. 537
Castro
Kennedy Hannah, widow, r. W s Mariposa bet Texas
and Mississippi
Kenned}' Hannah Miss, teacher music, r. 26 Laurel PI
Kennedy Harry A., clerk Boyd & Dickson, r. 1727 Pine
Kennedy Hugh, asst foreman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
Kennedy Hugh, laborer, r. 1114 Tennessee
Kennedy Hu,ni, machinist, 203-205 Main, r. 782 Harri-
son
Kennedy Hugh Jr., machinist Hugh Kennedy, r. 782
Harrison
Kennedy J. A., musician, r. 3259 Mission
Kennedy Jackson T. , druggist, r. 1027 Sutter
Kennedy James (Kennedy & Burns) r. 920| Natoma
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 11a Boyce
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 445 Clementina
Kennedy James, laborer, r. Alms House
Kennedy James, liquors, r. 149 Taylor
Kennedy James, longshoreman, r. 220 Ritsh, rear
KEKKEOV JAMES, manager O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., 111-121 Post, r. 431 Oak
Kennedy James, painter, r. 1619 Howard
Kennedy James, plastererer, r. 1114i Army
Kennedy James, porter, r. 946 Harrison
Kennedy James C, plasterer, r. Alms House
Kennedy James F., helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Kennedy James F., shoecutter, r. 920h Natoma
Kennedy James G., teacher Franklin Primary School, r.
318 Hi 1
Kennedy James H., liquors, 1057 Folsom, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy James J., teamster, r. E s Seventh nr Folsom
KEN.>IEUV JANES S., assistant secretary Board of
Health, r. 1925 Devisadero
Kennedy James T., salesman, r. 431 Oak
Kennedy J. L., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Berkeley
Kennedy John, baker, r. Alms House
Kennedy John, carpenter, r. 2112 Larkin
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Kenuefly John, trainer, r. 901 Folsciin
Kennedy John, !ab >rer, r. 9 Preston PI
■Kennedy John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 38 Xa-
toma
Kennedy John, longshoreman, r. 8 Rincon Court
Kennedy John, machinist, r. 210 Michigan
(Kennedy John, sawyer, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy John, shipcari>enter,"r..l6 Ford
Kennedy John Jr., machinist, r. 210 Michigan
Kennedy John A., machinist, r. 430 Day
Kennedy John A., sailmaker, r. 16 Ford
Kennedy John A., salesman John B. Russell, r. (.i28 Fills
Kennedy John D., foreman, r. 1823 Greenwich
KE.WEDV JOH\ F. (Morris & Kennedy) president
The Kennedy & Shaw' Lumber Co. and Central Cali-
fornia Lumber Co., 405 Montgomery, room 2, r. 1727
Pine
Kenneiy John F., horseshoer, r. 319 Clementina
Kennedy John J., clerk J. J. (;Brien & Co., r. 208 Turk
Keiniedy .lohn J. (Kennedy & Gray) attorney at law, 318
Pine, room 54, r. 920J Natoma
Kennedy John M., secretary and treasurer Continental
Search Light Advertising Co., 630 Market, r. 317 Bush
Kennedy John R., boilermaker Risdon 1. and L. >Vks, r.
;;o.> lieale
Kennedy John V., r. 318 Page
Kennedy .foseph, contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 31.T Fell
Kennedy JoSr pli, drutr clerk, r. 911 Point Lobos Av
Kennedy Joseiih, laborer, r. 2 Lick Alley
Kennedy .Joseph, laborer, r. 208 Second
Kennedy Joseph, miner, r. 208 Second
Kennedy .Joseph, sawyer, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Joseph, sawyer, r. 219 Liberty
Kennedy Jose;h, shipjoiner, r. 32 EUis
Kennedy Joseph B., student W. S. Goodfellow, r. 628
Fi:is
Kennedy Joseph F;., salesman William J. Rogers, r. .501
Larkiii
Kennedy Joseph M., salesman Holt Bros. Co., r. 1113
Seventeenth
Kennedy Joseph P.. clerk, r. 716 O'Farrell
Kennedy Joseph \V., clerk, r. 305 Eddy
Keuiieily Jose|)hine Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
.Scho,.l, r. 318 Hill
Kennedy -lulia Mrs., groceries and liijuors, XW cor San-
chez and Clipj)er
Kennedy Julia, widow, box trimmer, F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 019 Third
Kennedy Kate, widow, r. 2433 Larkin
Kennedy Katie, domestic 827 Golden Gate Av
Kennedy Kittie Miss, r. 318 Page
Kennedy Lizzie Miss, saleslady Philiii Kennedy & Co.,
r. 312 Ed.iy
Kennedy Matjjne, domestic 1412 Webster
Kennedy Margaret, widow, r. 249 Pacific
Kennedy Margaret A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 112 Fair Oaks
Kennedy Mart 11, fireman, r. 2211 Greenwich
Kennedy Martin J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1414 Clay
Kennedy Martin J., teamster, r. 32 Valley
Kennedy Mary, widow, r. 943 .Seventeenth
Kennedy- Mary, widow, r. 2197 Devisadero
Kennedy Mary Mrs., bakery and notions, 911 Filbert
Kennedy .Mary A., widow, r. 415 Minna
Kennedy Marj J. Mrs. (Philip Kennedy & Co.) r. 1226
Page
Kennedy Mary T., widow, grocenes and liquors, NW cor
Folsoui and Stoneman
Kenneiy .Mitthew, r. 915 Montgomery
Kennedy Matthew W., switchman S. P. Co., r. 318 Page
Kennedy .\iaurice, cashier Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 37
Louisa
Kennedy May E. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 110 Haight
Kennedy May H., dressmaker, r. 2433 Larkin
Kennedy Michael, carriagemaker, r. 1121 Seventeenth
Kennedy Michael, laborer, r. 12* Chesley
Kennedy Mi hael T., foreman McXabb & Smith, r. 106i
Welsh
KEWEOr MIXING A\D MIILI\« CO. (Ama
dor Co., Cal.)L. F. Reiehling secretarj", 404 Mont-
gomery-
Kennedy Nellie Miss, saleslady Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 1703 Eddy
Kennedy Michael W., switchman S. P. Co., r. 26 Steuart
Kennedy Nora, domestic 921 Polk
Kennedy Olive, milliner Charles E. Adcock, 10 Keam>
Kennedy Owen, laborer, r. 1210 Kearny
Kennedy Patrick, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick, expressman, SE cor Howard and First.
r. 13221 Harrison
Kennedy Patrick, groceries and liquors, 636 Minna
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 1027 Hampshire
Kennedy Patrick, marble cutter, r. 61 OJ Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, manager WiUiam Clnff i Co., r. TIH
OTarrell
KE.\.\EDV PATRICK J., real estate, 638 Market.
r. 1516 Taylor
Kennedy Paul, machinist, r. 911 Filbert
Kennedy Peter, laborer, r. I21i Shipley
Kennedy Peter B. Mrs. , widow, r. San Bruno Road nr
Silver Av
Kennedy Philip, laborer, r. 535 Howard
KEWEDV PHILIP A CO. (Mrs. Marj- J. Kennedy)
dry goods, 901-903 Market Telephone South 505
Kennedy Philip A., grf>cer, 1703 Eddy
Kennedy R., messman strar vvalla Walla
Kennedy Richard, real estate, r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Robert, carpenter, r. 651 Jessie
Kennedy Robert, fireman stmr Transit
Kennedy Robert v.. real estate, 30 Montgomery, r. 2n4
Ellis
Kennedy Thomas, apprentice Cahill & Hall Elevator
Co., r. 1714 Stevenson
Kennedy Thomas, clerk J. A. Folger & Co. , r. 1 2| Ches-
ley
Kennedy Thomas, foreman W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 127
Fair Oaks
Kennedy Thomas, longshoreman, r. 11 Merritt
Kennedy Thomas, machinist, r. 603^ Third
Kennedy Thomas, seaman, r. 1105 Powell
Kennedy Thomas A., oiler, r. 18 Howard
Kennedy Thomas F., clerk First National Bank, r. 1516
Taylor
Kennedy Thomas F., bookkeeper, r. 982 Howard
Kennedy Thomas F.. groceries and liquors, 1338 Pacific,
r. 1602 Hyde
Kennedy Thomas H., park police, r. 530 Ellis
Kennedy Thomas H., shipsmith, r. Alms House
Kennedy Thomas H., wood carver, r. 73 J Howard
Kennedy Thomas J., brakeman, r. 650 Fourth
Kennedy Thomas J., brewer, r. 1339 Eddy
Kennedy Ihomas J., conductor Powell St. RR.. r. 16
Ford
Kennedy Timothy P.. conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3114i
Mission
Kennedy Vincent A., pa ker Roos Bros., r. 62 Erie
Kennedy William, r. .507 Fell
Kennedy William, bartender, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy William, carpenter, r. 9i Miles PI
Kennedy William, laborer, r. .=^OZoe
Kennedy William, laborer, r. NE cor Marshal and Grant
Kennedy WiUiam, wagonmaker Corporation Yard S. F.
F. i)., r. 1117 Seventeenth
Kennedy AVilliam H., butcher, r. 1166 Fifteenth At
South
KEWEUY iriLLIAM J., assistant secretary The
Olympic Club, r. 1623 O'Farrell
Kennedy William J., carriage trimmer, r. 938 Pacific
Kennedy William J., cashier Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. , r.
1602 Hyde
Kennedy William J., engineer Engine 17, r. 14 Mint
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
1206 MARKET STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Kennedy William J., machinist, r. 10 Treat av, rear
Kennedy William J., machinist, r. 2433Larkin
Kennedy William L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 602
Central Av
Kennedy vVilliam L., contractor, r. 739 Harrison
Kennedy William T., bookkeeper Charles R. Allen, r. 28a(j
Greenwich
Kennedy William V. (Kennedy & Van Kirk) r. 1707 Eddv
Kennedy & Burns (James Kennedy and Michael J. Burns)
liquors, 1006-1008 Howard
Kennedy & Gray (John J. Kennedy and Frank J. Gray)
attorneys at law, 319 Pine, rooms 54-55
Kennedy « In^lis (Dennis M. Kennedy and William
In,'lis) lumber dealers, 3 California, rooms 28-29
Kennedy & Shaw L unber Co. The, John F. Kennedy
president, Albert W. Kennedy seeretarv and treas-
urer, Fourth bet Berry and Channel, office 405 Mont-
j;omery
Kennedy & Van Kirk (Wilham V. Kennedy and Cor-
nelius Van Kirk) tjroceries and liquors, SW cor Pierce
and Eddy
Kennelly Anna Miss, r. 25 Hermann
Kennellv Daniel, laborer Risdon I. &. L.Wks, r. 35 Moss
Kennelly Edward J,, nnifrs agent, 119 Bush, r. 1112
Sacramento
Kennelly Maurice, asst Rector St. Rose's Church, r. 526
Brannan
Ke:uielly Patrick, laborer, r. 441a Tehama
Kennelly Patrick, )aborer, r. 943 T*venty-flrst
8^ Kennellj. See Kenealy and Kenneally
Kennerson Sophia G., widow, r. 1613 Van Ness Av
Keunerson William, engineer, r. 324 Pennsylvania
Keimett Arthur, candymaker, r. 70fj Folsom
Kennett Ella, stenographer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 30
Silver
Kennett Luther W., jihotographer, Ocean Beach, r. 607
Stanyan
Kennett William, stove m:)unte •, r. 30 Silver, rear
Kenney An Ire w, hackman, r. 205 Third
Kenney Ama Miss, milliner, r. 1329 Natoma
Kenney Arthur E., conductor Sutter .St. RR., r. 2607b
Post
Kenney Augusta Mrs., r. 2.507 Pine
Kenney Catherme, widow, r. 127 Eighth
Kenney Charles Y,, shoemaker, r. 127 Eighth
Kenney David F. , butcher, .536 Fourth, r. 803 Harrison
Kenney Ellen T., widow, r. 61 State
Kenney F. H., upholsterer, r. 412 Bush
Kenney Frank, laborer, r. 61 State
Kenney Frank, porter tmr Apache
Kenney Frank A., liborer, r. 61 State
Kenney Frank T., receiver Gearv St. Park and Ocean
RR., r. 302 Second Av
Kenney George G. , gasfitter, r. 146 Eleventh
Kenney Harry, clerk, r. Ill Valencia
Kenney Helen T., widow, r. (il State
Kenney Henry, engineer, r. 504 Davis
Kenney Jane, widow, r. Ill Valencia
Kenney Jerome, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 841
Howard
Kenney John, fireman stmr Ehcinal, r. Oakland
Kenney John, groceries and liquors, 1406 Pacific, r. 1406.^
Pacific
Kenney John, hackman, r. 205 Third
Kenney John, miner, r. 104 Fair Oaks
Kenney John F., clerk Cahn, Nichelsburg & Co., r. 127
Eighth
Kenney John H., compositor John Monahan & Co., r. 61
State
Kenney John J., collector, r. 630 Natoma
Kenney John J., contractor, r. E s Twenty-sixth Av nr
Point Eobos Av
Kenney John W., asst S\iperinteiulent of Engines, Cor-
poration Yard S. V. F. D , r. Ill Valencia
Kennej' Joseph H., printer, r. 61 State
Kenney Joseph P., clerk E. K. Wood Lumber Co., r. 61
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON Um - ^^\V
^^ THE piosT nnm
Kenney Katie, domestic 1810 Green
Kenney Kittle Miss, hairdresser, r. 1040 York
Kenney Mamie Miss, r. 1040 York
Kenney Margaret, widow, r. 74S Folsom
Kenney Margaret, widow, r. 2014 Filbert, rear
Kenney Martin, fireman stmr Bay City, r. Alameda
Kenney Mary, domestic 1917 Pierce
Kenney Mary, widow, r. 1040 York
Kenney Michael, coremaker, r. 486 Tehama
Kenney Michae', Park policeman, r. 666 Harrison
Kenney Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1040 York
Kenney Patrick, teamster, r. 624 Fulton
Kenney R., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Kenney Richard T., asst baggage master S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Kenney Robert, teamster, r. 7 Pixley
Kenney Thomis, brakeman, r. 650 Fourth
Kenney Thomas, engineer Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 3 Doug-
las
Kenney Thomis, expres-snian, r. 11 Lafayette
Kenney Thomas, gripnian Market St. Ry, r. 5 Treat Av
Kenney Thomas, salesman, r. 1107 Florida
Kenney Thomas, teamster, r. 1510 Folsom, rear
Kenney Tnomas H., switchman, r. 650 Fourth
Kenney Tnomas J., laborer, r. 235 Eighth
Kenney Timothy J., conductor Market St. Ry Co., r. 716
Clementina
Kenney Walter A. (Kenney & Wells) r. Oakland
Kenney William, laborer, r. 1040 York
Kenney William A., salesman, r. 405 Kearny
Kenney William H., pressman Brnnt & Co., r. 748 Fol-
som
Kenney William J. (Kenney & Payton) r. 24 Prosper
Kenney William T., cashier L. V. Merle, r. E s Twenty-
sixth Av nr Point Lobos Av
Kenney Winefred M., stenographer, r. E s Twenty-sixth
nr Point Lobjs Av
Kenney & Payton (William J. Kenney and George W.
Paytonl agents Eliptic Bicycles, 5i7 Valencia
KE.ViVeV «& IVELLI^ (Walter A. Kenney and Charles
B. Wells) parquetry or inlaid floors, 422 Sutter,
Telephone Main 1882
iW Kennej'. See Kenna, Kenne, Kenny, Kinney and
Kinnie
Kenngott Frederick, tanner, r. S s Twenty-fourth nr
Vermont
Kenniff Andrew D., foreman Union Box Factory, r. 1417
Mason
Kenniff Boswell, clerk S. B. Dinkelspel & Co., r. 1004
Valencia
Kenniff Cornelius A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1136
Pacific
Kenniff Jeremiah J., frauiemaker, r. 1004 Valencia
KE\.\IFF .1. .1. .UK.S., crayon portrait artist, 1004
Valencia
Kenniff Michael, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 227 Second
Kenniff Rolland, clerk, r. 1004 Valencia
B^ Kenniff. See Coniff, Conniff, Cuniff and Cunniff
Kennison J. Frederick, chief clerk Belden & Cofran, r.
Oakland
t^ Kennison. See Kenison
Kenny Charles, foreman, r. 1311 Butte
Kenny Dennis, expressman, r. 20^ Oak Grove Av
Kenny E. C, trackman Track 1
Kenny Edward, contractor, r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Elizabeth, domestic 2416 Fillmore
Kenny Ellen, widow, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Kenny Emma Miss, r. SW cor South Broderick and Park
Road
Keimy Frank, hoseman Engine 2
Kenny Frank C, bookkeeper G.C.Hall & Co., r. 811
Geary
Kenny Fredarick, carriage painter, r. 9 Elgin Park Av
Kenny George, extraman Truck 1
Kenny George G., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Kenny Georgie Miss, r. 402 Octavia
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Kenny Harn- F., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. C!o., r. 1606
Leavenworth
Kenny Henry, messeng-er, r. 143i Eleventh
Kenny Isabelle, widow, r. 4 Chattanooga
Kenny J., laborer, r. SW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Kenny James, r. 2960 Howard
Kenny James, clerk J. De La Montanya, r. 668 Harrison
Kenny James, upholsterer, r. 143i f^leventh
Kenny James, pressman, r. 2208 Fillmore
Kenny .James Mrs., r. 119 Turk
Kenny James E. liquors, 448 Valencia, r. 3032 Sixteenth
Kennv James F., decorator, 6 Golden Gate Av, r. 119
Turk
Kenny Jeremiah, carjjenter, r. 2123 Turk
Kenny John, r. 40ti ilarjiand
Kenny John, blacksm th, r. 3122 Sixteenth
Kenny John, molder Bisdon 1. and L. Wks, r. 223 Lang-
ton
Kenny John, laborer, r. 38 Mary
KKV.W JOHN, wholesale liquors, 605 Front, r. Ken-
iiyville, Santa Clara Co.
Kenny John .Jr., salesman John Kenny, r. 1332 Ne-
braska
Kenny John B. , bartender, r. 743| Tehama
Kenny John F., horseshoer, r. 1927 Mission
Kenny John F. Jr., horseshoer, r. 1927 Mission
Kennj- John J., attorney at law, r. 1022 Pacific
Kenny John J., r. 3 Douglass
Kemiv John P., polisher Bernhard Mattress Co., r. 110
Thirteenth
Kenny John .•*., tailor, 9 Gearj'
Kenny Joseph, poultrj- dealer, r. 630 Minna
Kenny Joseph M., clerk George A. Dwyer, r. 630 Minna
Kenny Kate, domestic 1107 Jackson
Kenny Katie Miss, shoefitter, r. 4 Chattanooisra
Kenny Kearn, real estate, 777 Market, r. 126 Ellis
Kenny Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 668 Harrison
Kenny Luke, elevatomian Palace Hotel, r. 3 Douglass
Kenny Louis, collector, r. 143J Eleventh
Kennj Maggie Mrs. , r. 143i Eleventh
Kenny Maria Miss, laundress, r. 18 Freelon
Kenn3' Martin J. Mrs., r. 828 Gearv'
Kenny Mary, nndow, r. 402 Octav'ia
Kenny Mary Mrs, r. Alms House
Kenny Mary A., domestic 2316 Clay
Kenny Matthew, r. 1087 Broadway
Kenny Michael, clerk, r. 933 Mission
Kenny Michael, laborer, r. 38 Marj-
Kenny Michael, teamster Union Iron Wks, r. 707 Ten-
nessee
Kenny Michael J., pastrjinan Palace Hotel, r. 933 Mis-
Kenny Xellie, widow, r. 1606 Leavenworth
Keimj' Nellie Miss, shoefitter, r. 4 Chattanooga
Kenny Patrick, r. 413 Jones
Kenny Patrick, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1106 Ten-
nessee
Kenny Patrick, stevedore, r. 41 Williamson
Kenny Patrick, tanner, r. 518 Oak
Kenny Patrick B. , conductor, r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Patrick S., dental instrument maker, r. E s
Twenty -sixth .\v nr Point Lobos Av
Kenny P. C, clerk, r. 126 Ellis
Kenny Peter, laborer, r. 2313 Larkin
Kenny Peter C. , clerk Kearn Kenny, r. 777 Market
Kennf Thomas, cellarman Chauche & Bon, r. 235 Eighth
Kenny Thomas, molder, r. 241 Fifth
Kenny William, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Kenny William R., carpenter, r. 232 Eighth Av
gS" Kenny. See Kenna, Kenne, Kenney and Kinney
Kent Addie Miss, r. 915.i Howard
Kent Alfred G., bookkeeper United Carriage Co., r. 437
OTarrell
Kent Alva J., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1014 Union
Kent Charles L., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1255 California
KENT D.4.\IEL M., mining secretary, 330 Pine,
rooms 35-36, r. Oakland
Kent Edward, carpenter George M. Fulton, r. 207 Ninth
Kent Edwin, janitor 315 California
Kent Elizabeth, domestic 2232 Pacific .\v
Kent E. W., musician, r. 911 Bush
Kent Frank, r. 504 Fell
Kent George, teamster, r. 514 Haight
Kent George, watchman, r. SW cor Bav and La^na
Kent George C, whitener U. S. Mint, r. 106 Eleventh
Kent G. F., r. 26Thiite nth
Kent Hannah, widow, r. 130 Diamond
Kent Harrv S., messenger The Pacific Transfer Co., r.
Oakland
Kent Hua-h A., dairxman. r. 537 O'Farrell
Kent John, r. 324* Fifth
Kent Lyle S., clerk, r. 1014 Uni ii
Kent Mabel C. Jliss, dressmaker, r. 537 O'Farrell
Kent Sallie M., widow, r. 1014 Union
Kent Samuel H., contractor and builder, office 16 Post.
r. 711 Leavenworth
Kent Scott, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum, r.
437 OTarrell
Kent Thaddeus B., surveyor San Francisco Savings
Union, r. 603 Jessie
Kent Thomas, bricklayer, r. 2202 Pine
Kent Thomas, seaman, r. Alms House
Kent Thomas E., shirt mnfr, 597 Mission, r. Oakland
Kent Thomas R., secretarj- F. A. Bobbins Press Wks.
324-326 Fremont, r. Oakland
Kent Held Edward E. (John Kentfield & Co.) r. 331
Fremont
Kentfield John Mrs. , widow, r. 333 Fremont
Kentfield John & Co. (Edward E. Kentfield » lumber and
shipping, 318 Steuart
Kentley Frederick, butcher, r. 520 Sixth
Kentley Frederick R., bookkeeper, r. 33 Valley
Kentley Josephine H. Miss, teacher, r. 33 Valley
Kentley <*ellington, clerk City Steam Carpet Beatinsr
and Renovating- Wks, r. 33 Valley
Kentra Anton, cook, r. 520 Powell
Kentra Joseph (Kentra & Kapetanich) r. 1228 Stockton
Kentra & Kapetanich (Joseph Kentra and Joseph Kape-
tanich) shoemakers, 1228 Stockton
Kentuck Consolidated Mining Co. (Morey Co., Ne\.i
Augusto Waterman secretary, 23 Nevada Block
Kentucky H'^me, 1530 Kentucky
Kentzell James R., salesman Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r.
1321^ Broadway
Kentzell James W.. collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1321A Broadway
Kentzell' John W. , "gasfixture hanger, r. 209 Tiu-k
Kentzell Joseph E., check clerk S. P. Co., r. 317i Fifth
Kentzell Robert W., driver .Matthews Bros. & Co., r. 812
Twentv- second
Kentzell Theodore B., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1908":
Larkin
Kenville Frank L. , farmer, r. 542 Sanchez
Kenvin Delia Miss, r. 1612i Folsom
Kenvin Margaret, widow, r. 1612| Folsom
Kenward Charles W., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.
535 Seventeenth
Kenward Walter, waiter, r. 65 Minna
KEMOX CXRTIS «., physician and surgeon, oftict
and r. 901 Sutter, Telephone East 815
Kenyon Frances E., widow, r. 724 Folsom
Kenyon John, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 410 Geary
Kenyon John C, cooper Ole Madson
Kenyon Lizzie, widow, r. 724 Folsom
Kenyon Oscar, embalmer, r. 28461 Sixteenth
Kenyon Sails T., rattan fumituremaker, r. 1204 Howard.
"rear
Kenyon Thomas C, conductor S. P. Co., r. 26^ Kearny
Kenze Paul, fireman stmr Australia
Kenzie Harvey, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Keog;in Bridget, r. 1506i Franklin
Keogan Delia Miss, r. 15061 Franklin
Keogan John, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r. 1-
HoUis
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINES OF STMT M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
silfCRLBE §f||yj FRrtNGISGO GfllL """Kr'
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
& CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Keogh Austin, lumber survej'or, 9 Mission, r. 214 Elev-
enth
Keog-h Charles, pump manufacturer, r. 18 Sherman
Keoijh Chester W. , clerk Blake &. Harrison, r. 2512 Clay
Keogh James, expressman, SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
Keo^h Jamea, teamster, r. 21 Ridley
Keogh John, shoemaker, r. 21 Ridley
Keogh John A., musician, r. 604 Douglass
Keogh Maria, widow, r. 2512 Clay
Keo^h Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
Keogh Michael W., musician, r. 919 Powell
Keogh R. Edgar, lumberman, r. 241 Eleventh
Keogh T. B. Mrs., r. 1405a Pacific
Keogh Thoma<, longshoreman, r. 17 Minna
Keogh Walter, pum|j manufacturer, r. 18 Sherman
Keogh William, bartender Washington Hotel
Keogh W. J., r. 1405a Pacific
Keogh W. M., musician, r. 12 Mason
£W Keogh. See Kehoe and Keough
Ke.>ghn Thomas, laborer, r. 124^ Bernard
Kenhane Jeremiah, laborer S. F'. Gas Light Co., r. 1110
Tennessee
Keohane Michael, longshoreman, r. 103^ California Av
Keon James C, laborer, r. NE cor Francisco and Kearny
Keon Peter, teamster, r.«62^ Shipley
Keough Hugh E., journalist Chronicle, r. Hotel Mira-
beau
Keough John, r. 530i Valencia
Keou.?h John M., concreteworker, r. 223 Miuna
Keough J. Robert, buyer John R. Carr, r. 1905 Polk
Keough Lance R. , with Cushing, Wetmore Co., r. 1507
Washington
Keough Richard W., clerk, r. 1905 Polk
Keouj:h Thomas, r. 1507 Washington
Keough Thomas A., clerk Reddy, Campbell & Metson, r.
2332 Pine
Keough Thomas E., contractor, r. 1905 Polk
Keough William, clerk, r. 211^ Turk
iS" Keough. See Kehoe and Keogh
KepHer Ann J., widow, r. 233 Clipper
Kepfller Louis C, salesman Holtz Bros. Co., r. 233 Clip-
per
Kepu r Edgar S. , barber, r. 4 ".la Turk
Keppel Henry, laborer, r. 560 Howard
Keppel James J., brigadier Pac. Coast Division Salva-
tion Army, 1139 Market, r. Oakland
Keppel Mary, widow, r. 1460 Minna
Keppel Mary A., widow, r. 1858 Minna
Kepper Fred, glazier r. 742 Tehama
Keppich Bela, advertising solicitor Post, r. 1522 Geary
Keppler Charles, master, r. 431 Chestnut
Keppler Louis, bookkeeper Fisher Packing Co., r. Oak-
land
Iver Charles E., foreman L^nion Iron Wks, r. 914 Valen-
kEK.4MI€ €Ll'B, California, 231 Post, top floor
Keran Kate, widow, r. 12 Capp
Kerbaugh Joseph D. , miner, r. 824a Filbert
Kerby Ann M. Mrs. , r. 37 Lafayette
Kerby John, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Kerby John A., paper carrier, r. 40 Hill
Kerby John F., plumber, r. 37 Lafayette
Kerby John W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 544^
Natoma
Kerby Joseph F., compositor, r. 40 Hill
Kirby Thomas, r. 40 Hill
iS" Kerby. See Curb.v and Kirby
Kercheval John W., r. Alms House
Kerdd E. A., ollector Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. ]2i) Grove
Ken'ell Edward, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 717
Golden Gate Av
Kerdell Tony (D,)nohue & Kerdell) r. 1241 Hayes
Kerke George, tailor, 014 Merchant
Kerkhoff William, bar'oer, 217 Fourth
Keringer Eliza, widow, r. Seventeenth Av South nr K
Kerlin Edward, clerk, r. 822S Valencia
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksbyr^ Bottlip^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE ST©CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Kerlin George B., r. 21 Hawthorne
Kerlin James, plasterer, r. 2537 Mission
Kerlin James J. , compositor Chronicle, r. 822^ Valencia
Kerlin L. E. Mrs., bakery, 822 Valencia
Kerlin Walter R., machinist, r. 21 Hawthorne
KERIiIi\ElNA>'0.\ CO. TMK (James Sharp, W.
R. Davidson and F. E. Marsh) patent medicines, 131i
Market, room 21
Kerlinger Austin H. , teamster, r. 118c Clara
Kermode Louise A., widow, r. 1613 Folsom
Kern Albert, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 1127
Florida
Kern Anna M., widow, r. 751 Eighteenth
Kern Benjamin F. , glassblower, r. 107 Turk
Kern Carl L., porter, r. 2209 Gearj'
Kern Charles A., managing director Oceanic Phosphate
Co., 419 California, room 15, r. 423 Golden Gate Av
Kern Charles J., carpenter, r. 751 Eighteenth
Kern Christine Mrs., r. 14 Dale PI
Kern Christopher F., manager Daniel Daneke, 315 Pine,
r. 1012 Castro
Kern County Canal and Water Co., Lloyd Tevis presi-
dent, Frank G. Drum secretary, 30 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor
Kern County Land Co., Lloyd Tevis president, Ftank G.
Drum secretary, 30 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Kern Daniel, teamster, r. 735 Minna
Kern Edward W., carpenter, r. 711 Hampshire
Kern Emma E. M. , domestic, r. 14 Dale PI
Kern Frank, proprietor The Columbus, 220a O'Farrell
Kern Frederick W., contractor and builder, office 16
Post, r. 2018 Santa Clara
Kern George, porter William D. Meyer
Keni George A., brewer, r. 335 Twelfth
Kern George W., helper Edison Light and Power Co., r.
272 Jessie
Kern Heniy (Kern & Eibach) r. 11 Locust
Kern Henry M., carpenter, r. 321 Day
Kern John, carriage painter Folsom & Locke, r. 310
Waller
Kern John J., salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r. 631
Ash Av
Kern Julia, domestic 1127 Guerrero
Kern Julius, clerk, 439 Seventeenth
Kern Lewis A., carpenter, r. 622 Seventeenth
Kern Max, bartender, r. 515i Bush
Kern Morris J., ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. 719 Grove
Kern Philip C, wigmaker Goldstein & Cohn, r. 514
Stevenson
Kern Samuel C, laborer, r. 23 Ritch
Kern Thomas, laborer, r. 108 Hartford
Kern Valley Water Co., Henry Miller president, C. Z.
Merritt secretary, 508 California, room 16
Kern William (Strecker & Kern) r. 1516 Franklin
KKKN *t JKIBA€H (Henry Kern and Charles Eibach)
interior decorators, 105 Donohoe Bldg
B^" Kern. See Kearn
Kernan Edward A., varnisher, r. 1344 Ellis
Kernan Ellen, widow, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Kernan James, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 915
Folsom
Kern John, plumber, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Kernan John C. (Goldstein & Co.) r. 408 Jones
Kernan Maggie, domestic 1123 California
Kernan Mary, widow, r. 1303 Polk
Kernan Mary, widow, janitress Pacific Av Primary
School, r. 1532 Pacific Av
Kernan Mortimer, special ])Dliceman, r. 540 Mission
Kenian Peter, waiter Pacific-Union Club, r. 297 Clemen-
tina
Kernan Thomas, salesman Hausmann Bros.,r. 1303 Polk
Kernan Thomas B., messenger Custom House, r. 123
Stockton
Kernan Thomas F., deput.>- Sheriff, r. 217 Twentieth
SS" Kernan. See Kiernan
Kernell Andrew J., conductor, r. 3408 California
Kerner Frank, plumber, r. 31 Grand Av
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■H Kemer Frederick S., barber, r. 301 Turk
Kerner Henry J., foreman Charles M. Plum & (_'n., r. 6
O Octavia
sj Ker7ier Joseph P., barber, r. 301 Turk
Kemer Louis P., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co.. r. 11 Pearl
•J* Kemet Carl, seaman, r. Alms House
\^ Kerns Bernard, foreman, r. 1610 Bush
-H Kerns George, with W. & J. Sloan & Co., r. 24 Masonic Av
^ Kerns Richard W., traveling salesman, r. 232 Fourth
^ ^' Kerns. See Cairns and Keams
Kerr Andrew, marine fireman, r. 314 First
• Kerr Andrew, teamster, r. 122 Eugenia
O Kerr Ann, wi.low, r. 601 Third
2 Kerr A. S., marine engineer, 9 Mission ■
_4 Kerr B. Mrs., domestic 899 Pine
^ Kerr Catherine, diessmaker, r. 1507 Broadway, rear
Kerr David, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1236 Broadway
(VJ KERR DAVID, manufacturer carriages, wagons and
JJJ trucks, 47 49 Beale, r. 815 Twenty-first
lil Kerr David H., accountant American Bank and Trust
H-t Co. , r. 815 Twenty -first
[I Kerr Earl, vice-president William Kerr .Co., 903 Batterv
^H r. 911 Batt«n,-
fV Kerr Edward, mnfrs agent, 126 Kearny, room 6, r. 1039a
[^ Dolores
J Kerr F., motorman S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 22 San
n .Jose Road
Uh Kerr G., waiter stmr Colon
Kerr Isabella, widow, r. 328 Fremont
Q Kerr IsabelU Missi, teacher music, r. 328 Fremont
'T* Kerr James, bookkeeper Minaker & Welbanks
0 Kerr James, clerk Beldcn i Cofran, r. 626 Eddy
Q Kerr James, laborer, r. 64 First
^ Kerr James A., teacher music, r. 1360 Folsom
iJ Kerr James W. (Steiger & Kerr) r. 1738 Golden Gate A\
01 Kerr John, driver Mat hew Kerr, r. 812 Vallejo
Kerr John, hackman, r. 110 Clinton
Kerr John, machinist Fulton Ens. and Sh!pBldg\\'ks, r.
1237 Rhode Island
Kerr John B., 17134 Stevenson
Kerr .John H,, watchman, r. Ill Wildey
Kerr John P., 2d engineer stmr Transit, r. 144 Chestnut
Kerr Joseph M., bartender, r. 19 Clara
Kerr Mamie, domestic 2520 Sutter
Kerr Margate', widow, r. IS265 San Carlos Av
Kerr Martin, clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
Kerr Martin E., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 518
Third
Kerr Mathew, liquors, 116 Leidesdorff, r. 19 Clara
Kerr Matthew Jr., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 19
Oara
Kerr Matthew, wood and coal, 212-214 Tehama, r. 812
Vallejo
Kerr Michael, motorman Market St. R>-, r. 1206 Grove
Kerr Patrick, carpenter, r. 101 Ri gold
Kerr Peter, stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1027
Eighteenth
Kerr Robert H., boilermaker. r. 328 Fremont
Kerr Robert H., clerk W. E. Mayhew, r. 419 Geary
Kerr Robert G., teamster, r. 903 Batten,'
Kerr Sarah, domestic 3001 California
Kerr Thomas, r. 518 Third
Kerr Thomas, foreman Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 17
Johnston Av
Kerr Thomas B., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r. 328
Fremont
Kerr Thomas C, cooper Lachman & .Jacobi, r. 518
Third
Kerr Thomas H., bookkeeper Phelps & Arnold, r. 11541
Folsom
Kerr Thomas G., carpenter, r. 17 Johnston Av
Kerr Walter S., general agent Mid^s Gold Saving Ma-
chinery Co., 112 Montgomery, r. 843 Golden Gate Av
Kerr William, bartender, r. XE cor Thirtieth and San
.lose Av
KERR >VILLIAM, president William Kerr Co., 903
Battery, Telephone Main 739, r. Santa Cruz. Cal.
KERR >VILL1AM tOMFAXl, William Kerr presi-
dent, Frederick M. Berrvnian secretary. Earl Kerr
vice-president, teamsters, 903 Batten-, Telephone
Main 739
Kerr Robert, druggist, r. 400 Third
Kerr William F., teamster, r. 903 Batterj-
Kerr William J., carpenter, r. 518 Third"
Kerr William L., motorman, r. 1804 Bush
Kerr William R., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 11M| Folsom
Kerr WUliam W., physician, office and r. 528 Sutter
^F" Kerr. See Ker
Kerrell A. G. D., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1312 Guerrero
Kerrey Elizabeth, domestic 2610 Webster
Kerrigan Bernard, laborer, r. Alms House
Kerrigan Charles, clerk, r. 408 McAllister
Kerrigan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 633 Second
Kerrigan Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 634 Ten-
nessee
Kerrigan David, r. 1525i Market
Kerrigan Edward, butcher, r. 231 Twelfth
Kerrigan Edward J., shoemaker, r. 314 Chenerv
KERRI(;.4.\ FRA\K H., Justice of the Peace, New
City Hall, 1st floor, and attornev at law, 25 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 510 Gear>-
Kerrigan Frank W., finisher G. Dilhnann, r. 102 Twen-
ty-third
Kerrigan James, laborer, r. 314 Chener\
Kerrigan James, plasterer, r. 860 Howard
Kerrigan James, teamster, r. 432J Tenth
Kerrigan James G., shoemaker Cahn, Xickelsburg Jc
Co., r. 102 Twenty-third
Kerrigan James J., stonecutter, r. 1133^ Twenty-fourth
Kerrigan John, r. 408 McAllister
Kerrigan John, hackman, Portsmouth Square, r. 131. =»
Stockton
Kerrigan John, helper Shot Tower, r. 20 Willow Av
Kerrigan John A., distributor La Grande Laundry, r.
1550 Seventeenth
Kerrigan John K., student James H. Long, r. 12 Lernv
PI
Kerrigan Kate Miss, r. 510 GJeary
Kerrigan Matthew, shoemaker, r. 15 Palmer
Kerrigan Mary, domestic 711 Taylor
Kerrigan Marj-, domestic 1900 Vallejo
Kerrigan Owen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1107 Ten-
Kerrigan Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 1817
Union
Kerrigan Patrick H., janitor New City Hall, r. 647 Ste-
venson
Kerrigan Thomas, laborer, r. XE cor Sickles Av and San
Jose Road, Ocean View
Kerrigan Thomas J., bookkeeper Ford Bros., r. 635 Ellis
Kerrigan William, teamster, r. 633 Second
Kerri.'an William, teamster, r. 1327A Minna
^" IverriiT.m, See Carrigan
Kerris Aloys, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Kerrison Edmund P., manager Plumnier Bros., 14-lK
Spear, r. 127 Vicksburg
Kerrison Jennie Miss, milliner Charles E. Adcock
Kerrison Robert, porter Post Office, r. cor Serpentine
and Treat Avs
Kerrison Robert E., porter Redington & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Kerrison Robert J., p -liceman, r. 207 Linden Av
Kerrison Stephen H., ilriver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Kerrison William H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Kerruish Edward J., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 100<>
Twentieth
Kershaw Nellie M'ss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 415 Bartlett
KERSHA» ROGER \., coal and asphaltum, 117-
119 Howard, r. Oakland
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Kershun Peter, bootblack, NWcorEast and Sacramento,
r. 313 Clementina
Kerss Thomas (Jones & Kerss) r. 2128 Market
Kert<:her Albert E., steward Davis & Marston, r. 1163
Kertell George A., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. San Mateo
Kerth John U., traveling salesman, r. 529J Eighteenth
Kerth Louis, brewer, r. 529.J Eighteenth
Kervan Ida M. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 610 Powell
Kervan Joseph J. , engineer, r. 1028 Battery
Kervan Thomas L., carpenter, r. 610 Powell
Kenille J., fireman stmr Pomoua
Kerwil Mary, domestic 702 Van Ness Av
Kerwin Andrew, laborer, r. 7 Natoma
Kerwin Edward, laborer, r. 856 Howard
Kerwin Eliza, widow, r. 412 Natoma
Kerwin Frank, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 852 Folsom
Kerwin John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 14 Ferrie
Kerwin John, oiler, r. 1807 Mission
Kerwin John A., clerk Freight Office S. P. Co., r. 2118
Howard
Kerwin Kate, widow, r. 220 Ritch, rear
Kerwin Louis J., dental student, r. 642 Twenty-second
Kerwin Patrick, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
242 Townsend .
Kerwin Rose Miss, retoucher, r. 3026 Clay
Kerwin Thomas, laborer, i-. 21 Langton
Kerwin Thomas, proprietor Half-way House, SW cor
North Point and Kearny, r. 110 Bay
Kerwin Thomas J., laborer,' r. 7 Sunshine Court
Iff" Kerwin. See Kirwin
KERZ FRAXK. groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary
and Jones, r. 13^ William
Keseling Francis, hostler Market St. Ry, r. 1139 Tennes-
see
Keser Alfred S., printer, r. 14 Selina PI
Keser David J,, compositor Call, r. 1012 Sacramento
Keser Frederick D., assi tant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 14 Selina PI
Keser Louis Jr., furniture, 775 Market, r. Oakland
Keskinen Gustaf, cook, r. 206 Steuart
Kesler Henry, deckhand stmr Sunol, r. Vallejo
Kesner John, teamster, r. 426J Ringold
Kessack George, watchman, r. 1423 Polk
Kesseler Charles, onyx worker J. & F. Kesseler, r. 1912
Stevenson
Kesseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesseler Francis A., foreman J. & F. Kesseler, r. 325
Fair Oaks
KE8SRLER J. A F. (Joseph and Francis) onyx
works. S side Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth, office 11
City Hall Square
Kesseler Joseph (J. and F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
•^ Kesseler. See Kessler
Kessnig Charles B., clerk r. 82 Belcher
Kessing George, watchman W. W. Montague & Co
Kessing George M., insurance solicitor, 423 California,
r. 34 Eighth
Kessing John E., with American Union Fish Co., r. 961
Harrison
Kessing John H., flsh, 7-8 Clay street market, r. 963
Harrison
Kessing Louis B., manager California Coal Co., 1511
California, r. 1219 Mission
Kessing Mary, widow, r. 1219 Mission
Kessing William H., bookkeeper, r. 559 Stevenson
Kessler August, bookkeeper B. Salles & Co. , r. Oakland
Kessler Benjamin, shoemaker, 1118 Folsom
Kessler Frederick, bartender, r. 24 Bridge PI
Kessler Henry, machinist, r. 3616 Sixteenth
Kessler Kate, widow, dressmaker, r. 600 Geary
Kessler Louis, deckhand stmr Apache, r. 26 Prospect Av
Kessler Richard T., liquors 208 Sacramento, r. 502
Washington
Iff" Kessler. See Kesseler
Kestel George, clerk Thomas A. Burns, r. 457 Stevenson
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Kester Jacob,
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blacksmith, W s Mission Road nr Silver
Theresa nr Mission Road
Kester John H., engineer, r. 604 Eighteenth
Kester William, laborer, Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW c«r
Louisiana and Sierra
a^ Kester. See Kister
Kestler Henry, washer John Wieland Brewery, r. 316
Francisco
Ketchum Clarence F., record clerk S. P. Co., r. 16221
Folsom
Ketels Martin, mariner, r. 817 Filbert, rear
Ketels Martin N., watchman, r. 817 Filbert, rear
Ketelsen August, seaman, r. 138 Townsend
Ketterer Andrew, proprietor North Beach Hotel, NW
cor Mason and Bay
Kettle Marj-, widow, r. 608 Fell
Kettle Thomas, hostler, r. 524 Third
Kettler William, bartender Bon & Weisgerber, r. 803
Ellis
Kettles Albert, fireman, r. 12 Federal
Kettleson A., helper Edison Light and Power Co., r. 138
Townsend
Kettncr George, cooper Bavaria Brewery, r. 2918 Pierce
Keubler Maria, domestic 2416 Webber
Keudell Frederick, bartender Holler & Jobst, r. 7 Cha-
pultepec
Keuerleber Christiane L., domestic 2524 Washington
Kevan James B., r. 613 Stanyan
Kevin John, teamster, r. 241 Fremont
Keville Bert (Reilly & Keville) r. .58 Crocker
Keville Katherine, domestic 2315 Bush
Keville John, fireman, r. 8 Garden
Keville John, teamster, r. 325 Folsom
Keville Michael, laborer, r. 314 Clementina
Kevin Gussie Miss, address clerk The Graphic, r. 28
Landers
Kevlin John, laborer, r. 28 Landers
Kevlin Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 28 Landers
Kevlin Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 28 Landers
Kevlin William, laborer, r. 28 Landers
Kewell Charles H. , fishing tackle, 459 Valencia
Kewell Frederick W., manager Werape Bros., r. 459 \ u-
lencia
Kewin William, patternmaker, r. 120 Julian Av
Kewin William C, bookkeeper J. St. Denis & Co., r. 12()
Julian Av
Kewitz Charles (Guenther & Kewitz) r. 763 Howard
Kewley James, pantryman stmr San Bias
Kewline Ludwig, conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 251. Mu
Sutter
Kewnig Barbara, widow, r. 285 Prosjiect Av
Kewnig Charles, laborer, r. 285 Prospect Av
Kewnig John, ivory turner, 10 Stevenson, r. NE cor
Prospect and Esmeralda Avs
Kewnig John, millhand, r. 285 Prospect Av
Key Daniel M., clerk Rogers & Paterso^, r. 1510 <;oli',en
Gate Av
Key John, physician, office and r. 1510 Golden Gate A\
Key John W., dentist, office and r. 1122 Market
Key T. Brooks, dentist, office and r. 9 Powell
Key T. Brooks Mis., furnished rooms, 9 Powell
Keyaert Bastien (Keyaert.& Manetta) 253^ Steven-on
Keyaert & Manetta (Bastien Keyaert and Josepli K.
Manetta) plaster decorators and stucco, 253.5 ^<c\ -
enson
Keyer Charles J., tailor, r. 427 Seventeenth
Keyer John, engineer S. P. Co., r. 427 Seventeenth
Keyer John E., engineer stmr Napa City, r. Oaklaml
Keyes Alexander D., attorney at law, 507 Montgonui\ .
room 17, r. 915 Van Ness Av
Keyes Ann, widow, r. 109 Freelon
Keyes Arthur T., butcher, r. 626 Turk
Keyes Delia, widow, r. 114 Hyde
Keyes Frank, laborer, r. 1011 Capp
Keves Frank, seaman, r. 10 Zoe
KEfES FK.l.'VK H., manager D. M. Osborne Jt Co.,
27 Main, r. 336 Post
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Keyes George K., r. 641 Mission
Keye-i Orson H., butcher, 50 Steuart, r. 607 Van Ness Av
Keyes Reuben, driver, r. 16 Webster
Keyes Samuel I., teamster, r. 35 Grand At
Keyes Silver Mining Co. (Virginia, Jfev.) John Sayre
secretary, 405 Montgomery, room 5
Keyes Susie F. Miss, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 114 Hyde
Keyes Thomas F., liquors, 21 Davis
Keyes William P. , clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. 60S O'Farrell
Keyes Winfield S., mining engineer, r. 915 Van Ness Av
fS^ Keyes. See Keys and Kies
Keyl Jules, nurse Home for the care Inebriates
Kejmer Agnes Miss, r. 14 Lewis PI
Keys Andrew D., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1610
■ Polk
Keys Charles, clerk British Consulate, r. 1249 California
Keys Elieabeth E. Miss, bookkeei>er William O. Bacon,
' r. 1813 Broderick
Keys George T., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
608 O'Farrell
attorney at law.
KEYS JAMES W.,
36 Montgouicr], room 3?, r. .«ian Kafael
Keys John B.. merchandLse broker, 109 California, r.
1249 California
Keys Peter J., transfer clerk Sutter St. RR., r. 1610
Polk
iS" Keyii. See Keyes and Kies
Keyser Edwin C, clerk Oakland House
Keys r John, laborer, r. 22 Mary
Keyser Louis, onyx worker, r. 29 Boardman PI, rear
Keyser Paul, produce commission, 206 Clay, r. 1140 Ful-
ton
Bf^ Keyser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keiser
KEl'STOX BROTHERS (James W. and William D.)
inij)orters and manufacturers whips and lashes and
manufacturers' agents, 21 First
Keyst«n James W. (Keyston Bros.) r. 826 Capp
Keyston Samuel A., clerk Keyston Bros., r. 826 Capp
Keyston William f>. (Keyston Bros.) r. 1116 Bush
Keystone Boiler Wks, Hamilton & Leach proprietors ,
NE cor Folsom and Main
Keystone Consolidated Mining Co., M. J. McDonald
president, 33 Mills Bldg, 10th Floor
Kejstone House The, Sirs. R. Constant proprietor, 28
Ellis
K£l'STO.\E THE, Beier & Willikan proprietors, SW
Cur Grant Av and Bush
Ke> stone Watch Case Co. (PhUadelphia, Peun.) William
K. Barmore representative, 126 Kearny, room 12
Keyt John E., billposter, r. 212 Fift«enth
Keyian Timothy, laborer, r. 427 Clementina
Khiel Barthold, carbuilder, r. 330 Fifth Av
Khiel Juliane, widow, r. 3;i0 Fifth Av
Khouri Khali!, r. 2108 Polk
Kibbe Elizabeth, widow, r 2030 Geary
Kibba Ernest, painter, r. 27 Ridley
Kibbt; George R., adjuster Gas Consumers .-Vs-in, r. 2209
Fillmore
Kibh3 Howard D., bartender, r. 1316 Eddy
Kibbe Millard, .salesm in Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1331
Fulton
Kilil>e Thornton, collector, r. 2030 Gearj-
Kiblje William M., (>ainter, r. 27 Ridley
Kibl>el Gustave, groceries and liquors, 601 Haves, r. 604
Hayes
Kibbel R., porter Golden West Hotel
Kibbler M. A., druggist 437 Larkin, r. 511 Larkin
K bbler William T., r. 511 Larkin
Kibblewhite Henry, land and mining agent, r. 1022
Sacranieito .
Kibira T. Z., ittendant Central Salt Water Baths, r. 208
Third
Kibish Frank, bakery 923 Folsom
Kick Frank, barber, 702 McA. lister
Kickeus Amelia, widow, r. 323^ Ivy Av
Kidd Albert J. , druggist American Drug Store, r. 414
Taylor
Kidd Annie Miss, professional nurse, r. 1537 Eddy
Kidd Arthur (Marsh & Kidd) r. 538 Eighteenth
Kidd Carrie, widow, r. 637i McAllister
Kidd C. H., laborer Bay District Track
Kidd Charles E., jockey Bay District Track, r. 521 Mis-
sion
Kidd Elmore A., collector Goldberg, Bowen & Lieben-
baum, r. 123 Grove
Kidd Emma, widow, famished rooms, 417 Bush
Kidd George W., teamster, r. 241 Rich
Kidd Hugh, clerk, r. 1531i Howard
Kidd J. Mrs. , r. 1000b Golden Gate A\-
Kidd James, contractor, r. 538 Eighteenth
Kidd James A., cutter John Reid, r. 437 Minna
KIDD J.4MES B., superintendent Sunset Seed and
Plant Co., SE cor Polk and Jackson, r. 719 Franklin
Kidd James E., musician, r. 39 Fourth
Kidd John, gripman Market St. Rv, r. 1814b Mason
Kidd John T., architect, r. .538 Eighteenth
Kidd Kate, widow, r. 1531J Howard
Kidd Lawrence, druggist, r. 242 Langton
Kidd Louisa M. Mrs., r. 1411 Point Lobos Av
Kidd Mary L., widow, r. 12^ HoUis
Kidd Peter A., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Kidd Powers, horseshoer, 701 Greenwich, r. 9 Gavin PI
Kidd William, stevedore, r. 3 August Alley
Kidd William H., machinist Bvron Jackson, r. 7274
Treat Av
Kidd William J., accountant Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. l:-!17a Union
Kidd William J., car])enter, r. 771 Howard
»" Kidd. See Kydd
Kidder Charies A., foreman E. H. Black, r. 1210 Dolores
Kidder George E., freight clerk stmr Peru, r. 122 Ridley
Kidder Kate Miss, clerk S. P. Co., r. 725 Pine
Kiddie David, laster Siebe Glanville Co., r. Oakland
Kidney Ellen, widow, r. 535 Seventh
Kidney Katie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 7 Bridge PI
Kidney William, lumberman, r. 416 Brj-ant
Kidney William C, upholsterer, 424 Valencia, r. 93.ia
Folsom
Kidston William, master mariner, r. 924 Shot.well
Kiedlin Gusta\e, foreman Liberty Soda Wks, r. 5144
\alencia
Kieter Gustav H., bof)kkeeper Consumers' Yeast and
Vinegar Wks, r. 1016 Page
Kiefer Jacob E,, cigar mtifr, 612 Clay, r. East Berkeley
Kiefer Louis, ftu-niture finisher, r. 214 Franklin
Kiefer Otto C, bookkeeper The German Savings and
Loan SficietA", r. 140S Grove
KIEFER PHILIP, wines and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Batterj-, r. 1016 Page
Kiefer Theodore, barber, r. 514i Brannan
Kiefer William, baker, r. 314 De\isadero
Kiefer William C, clerk Wells Fargo k Co., r. 806 Geary
g:^ Kiefer. Keefer and Kieffer
Kieffer Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 623 Florida
Kieffer Celestin, liquors, 300 Shotwell, r. 123 Seven-
teenth
Kieffer Charles, liquors, 12 Fourteenth
SS" Kieffer. See Keefer and Kiefer
Kichl Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 740 Broadway
Kiehl Louis, engineer Engine 12, r. SW cor Drunim
and Commercial
a^Kiehl. See Kiel and Kyle
Kiehn Victor, boxmaker, r. 814 Webster
Kiejo Louis, polisher J. & F. Kesseler
Kiel Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2501 Post
Kie! Henrj', cook, r. 638 Commercial
Kielberg Carl E., ship joiner Union Iron Wks, r. Ill;
Nebraska
Kielberg Mariiis, apprentice Union Iron Wks, r. 1113
Nebraska
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Kielbertf Ole C, ship joiner Union Iron Wks, r 1113
Nebraska
Kiele Frederick H., liquors, 2 Mason, r. 429 Turk
Kiele Herman, bartender, r. 429 Turk
Kieleger Emil, laborer, r. Twentieth Av South nr San
r>runo Av
Kielty John, ironworker Pac. RoUin^r Mills, r. 501 Napa
Kielty Patrick J., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 833
Twenty-second
Kiely A^nes, domestic 260e Sacramento
Kiely Ellen, widow, r. 265 Octavia
Kiely Eugene, laundryman, r. 265 Octavia
Kiely Michael, grii)man Market St. Ry, r. S\V cor Twen-
ty-eighth and Tiffany Av
Kiely Michael M., salesman L. V. Merle & Co., r. 417
Kearny
Kiely Thomas, teamster, r. 9 Grant Alley
Kiely William, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 506 Xap:i
^g"' Kiely. See Keily and Kiley
Kienle Euarene, bartender, r. 325i Bush
Kiep Adolph, jeweler Levison Bros., r. (Oakland
Kiepen Herrmann, butcher, 102 Plymouth, r. los Ply-
mouth, Ocean View
Kierce Anne, widow, r. 192 Noe
Kierce Francis J. (Wtieaton, Kalloch & Kierce) attorney
at law, 405 Montgomery, rooms 2::-24, r. 503 Turk
XS" Kierce. See Kearce
Kiernan Annie Miss, hairdresser, r. 571 Bryant
Kiernan Archibald, stonecutter, r. 528 Hickory Av
Kiernan Chirles H., clerk, r. 571 Bryant
Kiernan Caarles W., upholsterer, r. 28 Ridley
Kiernan Edward, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
Kiernan Ellen, widow, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Kiernan Francis J., clerk, r. 650 Oak
Kiernan Frank M., patternmaker, r. 19 South Park
Kiernan .lames F., laborer, r. 704 Natoma
Kiernan James H., oiler, r. 571 Bryant
Kiernan James J. , plasti^rer, r. 1606 Stevenson
Kiernan John C, compositor Rtjiort, r. 408 Jones
Kiernan John F., plumber, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Kiernan John P., painter, r. 606 Stevenson
Kiernan Joseph, plumber, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Kiernan Kate Miss hairdresser, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Kienian Kate Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1606 Stevenson
Kiernan Lillie Miss, shoefitter, r. 704 Natoma
Kiernan Mary, widow, r. 1606 Stevenson
Kiernan Mary L., widow, r. 838 Mission
Kiernan Matthew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 349i
Minna
Kiernan Michael J., contractor i>lastering, r. 412 Cali-
fornia Av
Kiernan Patrick M., laborer, r. 1014 Minna
Kiernan Thomas, carpenter, r. 7 Victor
Kiennan Peter, laborer, r. 325 Clementina
Kiernan Thomas, stonecutter, r. 528 Hickory Av
Kiernan Thomas, teamster, r., 571 Bryant
Kiernan Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 3125 Mission
g^ Kiernan. See Kernan
Kierski Malvina W. Mrs. , proprietor The Versailles, (Ul
Taylor
Kierski VVilliam, traveling salesman, r. 611 Taylor
Kierulff Charles A., clerk Western Sugar Refining Co. , r.
Kierulff Harry N., surgeon stmr Riode .Janeiro
Kierulff J. X., manager The Denbom Co., 66 Crocker
Bldg., r. Berkeley
Kierulff Thomas C, attorney at law, 215 Sansorae, r.
Berkeley
Kierulff W. "Joseph L., clerk Western Sugar Kefiiiiug
Co., r. Berkeley
Kiesel Ferdinand, confectioner, r. 95 Colton
Kiesel Prosper, painter, r. 95 CoPon
Kieser Herman J., waiter, r. 633 Ellis
Kiesling Lillie M., r. 632 Mission
Kiessig Harry, gunsmith Clabrough, Golclier .V Co., r.
628 Fulton
Kiessling Barbara, widow, 8 Dearborn PI
WATSON &. CO., 124 Ptrtarko* Stree*
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Kie-;sling William, cook, r. 332 Shipley
KieUmann Frederick R., cigar dealer, r. 328 Chestnut
Kiff Frank O., clerk C. W. Foster, r. 204 Post
Kittinger Robert, jewelrycase maker, A. Muhs
Kigcvs Frederick, butcher, r. 2603 Folsom
Kightlinger George, waiter, r. 838 Mission
K'hu .\lbert J., porter, r. 316 Fremont
Kihn Frederick W., brass finisher, r. 34^ Rausch
Kihn Hermann, master mariner, r. 316 Fremont
;t®° Kihn. See Keane and Keene
Kii & Co., Japaneese goods, 908 Larkin
Kilborn Mary C, widow, r. 1305 Vallejo
Kilborn Wiliiam N., clerk M^jrton Special Delivery, r.
1305 Vallejo
KILBOURN COOPERAGE CO.
TUP (siifi-essors to Kilbourn A C'o.>
InL Anson ■;. Fcssendi-n prosiilent,
Kdnard E. Brown manager, niannfartar-
er* of general cooperage, 114-1 IS Town-
send. Telephone Main 1145
KILBOlIR\' H.4RVEV B., physician and druggist,
XE cor Second and Mission, TelephoneMain 1205,
r. 430 Oak
Kilbourne Lincoln F., 2d Lieut. 1st Infantry U.S.A.,
Angel Island
Kilbride George, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 431 J Te-
hama
Kilbride James, laborer, r. 431| Tehama
Kilbride Owen, boilermaker, r. 828d Howard
Kilbride Patrick, ropemaker, r. 1530 Kentucky
Kilbride William J., salesman George A. Moss, r. 431 i'
Tehama
Kilburn Dana W., 2d Lieut. 1st Infantry U. S A., Angel
Island
KILB1IR>1 PARIS, Bank Commissioner, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 19, r. The Oliver
Kilciine Edward, teamster, r. 857 Harrison
Kilcline Joseph, stoker Engine 2, r. 412 Bush
t^ Kill-line. See Killcline
Kilcommon Daniel, blacksmith, W s Mission Road nr
Silver Av
Kilcommon John, horseshoer, 722 Broadway, r. 1420
Powell
Kikoyne James (Kileoyne & Kilco^ne) r. 118 Bryant
Kilcoyne Patrick (Kileoyne & Kileoyne) r. 118 Bryan
Kileoyne Patrick J., stevedore, r. 243 Fremont
Kileoyne c& Kilcoyne (James and Patrick) liquors, 118
Biyant
Kilculleii Mary, domestic 2201 Broderick
Kilcullen Michael, laundryman, r. 21 Freelon
Kildav Ann, widow, r. 811 Harrison, rear
Kilda'y F^-ank A., molder Market St. Ry., r. 1139 Stev-
enson
Kilday James D. Jr. , bartender, r. 1212 Howard
Kiklay James R., collector, r. 1139 Stevenson
Kilda'y John, clerk, r. 1212 Howard
KILi»AV .MICHAEL, proprietor Eagle Exchange,
SW^ cor Mission and Second, r. 38.V Hawthorne
Kilday Patrick, labi)rer, r. 1248 Howard
Kilday William, engineer Chemical Engine 7, r. 1212
Howard
Kilday William, mechanic, r. 1139 Stevenson
Kildav William J., plumber, r. 8 Camp
Kildenloft Louis, r. 102 Fourth
Kilduff Frank H., salesman, r. 1927 Greenwich
Kilduff James J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 1040
Howard
K'lduff Joseph L., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1126a
Britderick
Kilduff Patrick, paver, r. 1126 Broadway
Kilduff Thomas, stevedore, r. 2605 Hyde
Kiley David, engineer, r. 575 Bryant
Kiley David Jr., machinist, r. 575 Bryant
Kiley Frederick M., clerk, r. 1705 Devisadero
Kiley Hiram M., lamplighter, r. 1705 DpWsadero
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Kiley James, laborer, r. 8 Laurel Av
Kiley John, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Kiley Man-, widow, r. 8 Laurel Av
Kiley Matthew, fireman stmr Saturn
Kiley Michael, carpenter, r. 816 Waller
Kilev Patrick H., tanner, r. 8 Laurel Av
KILEV >VILLI.4M (McKienian & Co.i r. +a Kast
r0" Kiley. See Keily and Kiely
Kilijallon James, pressman, r. 338 Minna
Kila-arif John M. (Kilgarif k Beaver) r. Sausalito
KILCiARIF «1- KE.4 VEK (John M. Kil^arif and Fred
H. Beaver) general agents Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance C<>., XE ci>r .Montffomerj- and Sacramento,
Telejihone Main 5296
Kilg~ariff John F.. boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 61lt
Third
Kilgariflf Michael F., helper Union Iron Wks, r. 1,ni
Bluxome
Kiljjo Thomas H. (Kilgo & Ward) r. 2:'0 Turk
Kilgo & W'ard (Thomas H. Kll^o and William L. Ward)
Peerless Gas Regulator, 21 Powell
Kilg-our James Y., i)luniber, r. 417 Hayes
Kilgi>ur Wilson, teacher French and iriano, r lS12i
Geary
Kilgour Wilson Y., clerk, r. 1S12J Ciearj-
l&~ Kilg-our. See Killirore
liIL<,:KOVE T% ILLIAN T., secretarj- Gerlach Parent
Wave Mot<ir Co. and Jardine Iron Works, 307 Folsi.ni,
r. 617 Bush
Kilgus Albert, baker, r. 763 Hc^ward
Kilhoffer Joseph (Kilhoffer i Kraft) r. 623 Clav
KILHOFFERi KRAFT ,.o,,.»Kn.
hitfTer and .lolin Kraft) propri4>tor<< Bak-
er«' and looks' Home, ti'i.i-^'io Clay
Kilian Anton, ciim^K)sitor Report, r. 1528 Post
Kilintz Henrv", liquors, 143 Taylor, r. 39 Caroline
Kilkear> Michael F., salesman Brown & Adams, r. Berke
lev
Kilkelly William, groceries and liquors, 1120 Harrison
Kilkenny Franc s, liquors, 420J Sixth
Kilkenny Michael, laborer, r. 557 Mission
Kdkenny Patrick, r. 2619i Harrison
Killalee John J. , shoemaker, r. 1507 Guerrero
Killean M. E. Miss, dressmaking. 626 O'Farrell
Killeen Denis, carriage painter Folsom & Locke, r. 613
Bartlett
KUleen Edward, clerk D. X. & E. Walter & Co., r. 11
Minna
Killeen James M., bricklayer, r. NW cor Twentj-sixtli
and Guerrero
Killeen John, stevedore, r. 1131 Twenty-third
Killeen John E., clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 11
Minna
KUleen John J. A., carriage i>ainter. r. 1131 Twentv-
third
Killeen Lizzie, widow, r. 106 Minna
Killeen Martin, hamessmaker, r. 428 Twenty-fourth
Killeen Thomas F. , carpenter, r. N W cor twenty-sixth
and Guerrero
Killeen Thomas J. , driver National Laundr\-, r. 213a
Powell
Killett James, laborer, r. Alms House
Killey Charles H., real estate, r. 2801 Webster
Iff" Killey. See Kilev
KillgoreEd»in R., machinist Market St. Rv, r. s20
Twenty-third
Killgore Robert R., marine engineer, r. 820 Twentv-
third
Killian Ernest, wheelwright, r. 231 Eishth
Killian Marr, domestic 2616 Sacramento
Killian Matthew, painter, r. 18 Thirteenth
X^ Killian. See Killion
Killilea Edward, fireman stmr Saturn
Killilea Edward, sign painter, r. 454 Minna
Killilea John E., carpenter, r. 135 Perrj-, rear
Killilea Jijse)>.i, cabinet maker, r. 213 Vicksburg
Killilc:i Maria, widow, r. 454 Minna
KilMei -Matthew, r. 213 Vicksburg
Killilea Matthew D., car|)ent€r, r. 213 Vicksbui^
Kill lea MathewJ., millwright, r. 1724| Eddy
Killilea Patrick, laborer, r. 5-J4 Stevenson
Killilea Thomas, hostler, r. 22 Turk
Killilea Thomas, woodworker, r. SW cor Coso Av and
Lundy Lane
SS" Kdlilea. See Killalee
Killiuiede John, wheelwright, r. 624 Minna
Killion Ellen, widow, r. 1505 Franklin
Killion Henr\-, t«amster, r. 958 Harrison
Killion James F., plumber, 1030 Sutter, r. 1.t05 Franklin
Killion James W., salesman A. Seiberlich's Sons, r. 533
Ellis
Killion Michael, laborer, r. 828 Florida
a^ Killion. See Killian
Killip George E. , r. 704A Mission
Killip Ja.sper N. (Killip"& Co.) r. 21 Grant Av
Killip William J., clerk Killip & Co., r. 19 Scott
KII.LIP A to. (JasiJer N. Killip and Charles M.
Chase) live sttick and general auctioneers, 30 Mont-
gomerj-
Killman Daniel < >. , master barkentine Catherine Sud-
den, office 42 '.larket, room 3
Killman Henry C.. master bark Topgallant, Pier 3 Steu-
art, r. Alameda
Killow William, janitor 212 Sansome, r. 409 Sutter
Killpack Joseph J., driver Nathan, Dohmiann & Co., r.
127 Collingswood
Killpack Raymond M., expressman, r. 127 CollingswwKl
Kilmartin Michael, groceries and liquors, 649 Minna
Kilmartin Michael C, hamesscleaner, r. 314 Natoma
Kilpatrick Charles, messenger, r. 322.J Brannan
Kilpatrick David, stone contractor, office 16 Post, r. 432
Brvant
KILPATRICK ELBEBT C. real estate salesman
Madison & Burke and teacher Business Evenint:
School, cor Bush and Stockton, r. 1022 Stanyi.n
Kilpatrick George, tailor, 769 Market, r. 528 Nineteenth
Kilpatrick James, foreman Pacific Can Co., r. 1803a
Folsom
Kilpatrick Mary, widow, r. 322i Brannan
Kdpatrick Robert B., plumber H. W^illiamson, r. 514
Hill
Kilpatrick William, canvasser White Sewing Machine
Co., r. 8S4 Folsom
Kilpatrick William, sacksewer, r. 322i Brannan
Kilroy Edward, jjeddler, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilroy Henry, foreman George Fritch, r. 49 Clementina
Kilroy James, clerk Stationery Dept S. P. Co., r. Ill
Buchanan
Kilroy John J. , contractor, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilroy Mary, widow, liquors, 212 P.icific
Kilroy Patrick, contractor, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilsby James M., coutract<jr, r. 935 Nineteenth
Kilsby John S., liquors, 4 Washington, r. 4^ Auburn
Kilstrom Hans, cooper John Wielan<l Brewerj", r. Cort-
land Av and Folsom
Kilty Daniel, printer, r. 822 Bryant
Kilty Dennis, laborer, r. 822 Bryant
Kilty Timothy, laborer, r. 822 Bryant
Kiluge Joseph, laborer, r. 446 Brannan
Kim Brothers, .Japanese goods, 410 Kearny
Kim John, bakerv, r. 307 Van Ness Av
KIMBALL A.MOS S., Lieutenant-Colonel and Deputy
Quartermaster-General U. S. A., Chief Quarter-
master Headquarters Department of California, 22S
Phelan Building, 4th floor, r. Palace Hotel
Kimball Amos W., clerk Chief Quart emia.«ter Depart-
ment of California, I'. S. A., r. 22 Fair Oaks
Kimball C. A. mes.senger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Los
GaU«, Cal.
Kimball Charles E., with .John S. Kimball, r. Seminarv
Park
SAIN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 2(]
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHOrOSRAPHIGiS" -^.pAIS^s
KIM
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KIN
Kimball Charles H., salesman Newell & Bro., r. 1609^
Folsom
Kimball Charles S., public weigher, r. 1809 Baker
Kimball Christian F., law stenographer, 318 Pine, room
25, r. 15 Diamonil
Kimball Clarence, clerk Bare Bros., r. 615 Jones
KimbiiU Edward, real estate agent, r. 504 Powell
Kimball Elisha I., traveling salesman, r. 1145 Valencia
Kimball Eugene H., electrician, r. 8561 Harrison
Kimball Frederick, soapmaker, r. 15 Diamond
Kimball Frederick, speculator, r. Golden West Hotel
Kimball Frederick H. (Eastman & Kimball) manager
The Insurance Insignia Monthly, 56-57, Donohoe
Bldg, r. 626 Eddy
Kimball Gardner C, tanner, r. 1313 J Mason
Kimball George W., insurance, r. 413i Franklin
Kimball Isabella, widow, r. •2912 Howard
Kimball John, cabinetmaker, 842 Howard, r. 30 Ritch
Kimball John Rev., managing editor The Pacific, 27
Montg mery Av, r. 132 McAllister
Kimball John C, paiiiter, 216 Washington, r. 1714
Mason
KI.MBALL .lOHN -S., shipping and commission
merchant, 22 Market, room 2, r. Seminary Park
Kimball J. V., student, r. 1045 Market
Kimball Laura B. Miss, stenographer Chicago, Rock Is-
land and Pacific Railway Co., r. 1008 Hyde
Kimball Leoiiidas F., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Kimball Martha A., widow, r. 413 J Franklin
Kimball Mary L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1603 Jones
Kimball Mary R., widow, r. 2121 Buchanan
Kimball Moses C, calker, r. 1603 Jones
Kimball Proctor W., teacher music, r. 2912 Howanl
Kimball Rebecca M. Miss, stenographer Del Monte Mill-
ing Co., r. 2912 Howard
KIMBALL RO¥ T., president The Norton Tanning
Co., 312 Ciay, r. 1230 Geary
Kimball Sarah L. Miss, stenographer Van Ness & Red-
man, r. East Oakland
Kimball Thomas D., shipwi'ight, r. 741 Seventeenth
Kimball W lliam, stonecutter, r. 435 Bryant
Kimball William B., clerk Gordon Blanding, r. East Oak-
land
Kimball William E., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 712
Ellis
Kimball William E., superintendent, Newell Bros., r. 32
Diamond
Kimball William P., solicitor Overland Jlonthly Publish-
ing Co., r. 814 Army
S^ Kimball. See Kimmell
Kinibark Frederick C, shipping clerk Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., r. Berkeley
Kimber Samuel P., stockbroker, r. New Western Hotel
Kimbrough Bessie, widow, r. 1521 Post
Kime David G., stenographer, r. Palace Hotel
Kimlin J. J., shoemaker Frederick C. Heinze, r. 2759
Mission
Kinime Earnest, blacksmith, r. 2014 Buchanan
Kinnnell Frank, manager Mercantile Agency, 213 Saii-
some, room 7, r. 906 Leavenworth
Kiiiimerle August, conductor, r. 2052 McAllister
Kinunerle Daniel, driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 116 Libert \
Kimmerts August, butcher, r. 1524 Howard
Kimphoff G., master mariner, r. 4 Bridge PI
Kimura Marv G. Mrs. , r. 1116 Powell
Kincaid Belie c;. Miss, agent \Miittier State School, r.
910 Lott
Kincaid Edward, salesman M. Getz & Co.
Kincaid George F. (Kincaid & Co.) r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Isaac P. , superintendent Coimty Ja 1 2, r. 910
Lott
KiniLud Isabelle Miss, stenographer Frederick A. Hyde,
r. Oakland
Kincaid John Mrs., hairdresser, r. 604 Geary
Kincaid John E., contractor and builder, 314 Montgom-
ery, r. 2219 Pacini- Av
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Kincaid Martha, widow, r. 107 Broderick
Kincaid May Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 1317a Clay
Kincaid Rosalind, widow, buttonhole maker, r. 1087
Howard
Kincaid Samuel S., fireman Bowers Rubber Co., r. 1415j|
Haves
Kincaid W. H., r. 44 Third
Kincaid William R., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
KINCAID & CO. «>eorge F. kincaid)
putcnt attorneys and merbanlcal enci-
neerK, :tl4 SIuntKoniery
S^ Kincaid. See Kinkade
Kincardine The, Mrs. Caroline Franks proprietor, 11
Taylor
Kincer Harvey, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 504 Napa
Kind Anna M., widow, r. 2400 Geary
Kind Minnie Miss, teacher music, r. 1411^ Mason
Kind RichaidC. F., r. 1411^ Mason
Kind Samuel P., painter, r. 1225 Pacific
Kindberg Peter S., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1346 Alabama
Kindberg Shields, fisherman, r. 413 East
Knidelberger Eliza Mrs. , bakerj-, 342 Geary
Kiudelon Patrick J., special officer S. P. Co., r. 129
Cumberland
Kinder Christian, liquors, 31 Fifth, r. 2 CoUingwood
Kinder John C, porter Charles J. Hendry's Son & Co.,
r. 22 Germania
Kinder John H., chief officer stmr Gaelic, r. 1216 Haight
Kinder Katie, widow, r. 34 Kissling
Kindergarten Adler Free, Miss A. L. Manning
l)rincipal, SE cor Second and Folsom
kindercarteu Attorney's Free, Miss Sarah L.
Hunt principal, 535 Cattro
kindergarten Bradley, Miss M. Ellaprincip.il, 528
Eddy
kindergarten Buford Free, Miss AHce J. Cnllen
principal. South San Francisco
kindergarten talifornia Training >Sciiool,
Miss Norah A. Smith principal, 64 Silver
kindergarten Crociier Free, Miss A. P. Pelham
princii>al, 64 Silver
kindergarten Day Home Free, 1413 Powell
kindergarten Faton Free, Miss Grace Pierce prin-
cii)al, 64 Silver
Kindergarten KIsinere Free, Miss Libby J. Hill
il, li:n
JAMES CANTLEY
kindergarten t^niily Faithfiill Free, Miss Anna
Lehmkuhl iiriiu-ipal, 3270 Mission
kindergarten Emily V. talker Free. -Miss
Frances Sargent jiraicipal, 211 Ninth
kindergarten First Congregational, Miss Lily
Wales |)rincipal, 934i Harrison
kindergarten Flora iSiiaron Free, Miss Sumner
Johnson principal, 211-213 Ninth
kindergarten Frcebel an«I European .Sebool,
Miss Jeanne Bolte principal, 2127 Jackson
kindergarten Fuller sliattock Jr. free, .Miss
Xena Roberts princ pal, 74 West Mission
kindergarten <;olden t.ate .%s«oeiation. Mrs.
Sirah B. Cooper president, 1902 Vallejo
kinderisarten Golden Gate Training i^ciiool.
Miss Anna M. Stovall principal, 211 Ninth
kindergarten Golden Gate Valley Free. Miss
Anna Arnold principal, 1816 Union
kindergarten Grant Memorial Free, Miss Mary
liiglis principal, cor .\labama a' d Twenty-third
kindergarten Hazel Montgomery Free, Mrs.
Sumner Johnson princiyial, 211-213 Ninth
kinflergarten Hearst No. I Free. Miss Eva Taylor
princiiial, 512 Union
kindergarten Hearst \o. 2 Free Miss Coni
Grirtin [ir ncipal, 512 Union
kindergarten Hearst No. 3 Free, Miss Emma
McCrachen principal, 512 Union
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KiaderKarten Helping Hand Ko. 1 Free, Miss
Xellie Moore principal, 512 Union
Kindergarten Helping Hand \o. 3 Free, Miss
Alice Chase principal. .ii2 Union
Kindergarten Helping Hand \o :{ Free, Miss
Alice Chase principal, 512 Union
Kindergarten Helping Hand \o. 4 Free, Miss
Emma McL'racken principal, 512 Union
Kindergarten Heydenf'eldt Mall Dock Free,
Miss Marie Schueize principal, 218 Brannan
Kindergarten Hantlngton Free, Miss Belle Scott
princiiial, 1233 Pacific
Kindergarten Insaranre Free, Miss Laura
Richards principal, 101 Nineteenth
Kindergarten J. Slieldon La.v Potter \o. I,
Mrs. Alexena Roberts i)rincipal, 74 West Mission
Kindergarten .1. Sheldon Lnx Potter Xo. 'i
Free, Mrs. Alexena Roberts i)rincipal, 74 West Mis-
sion
Kindergarten Le.ster \orrls Memorial Free,
Miss Belle Scott principal, 1231 Pacific
Kindergarten Maria Kip Free, Miss M. Brogi
principal, 570 Harrison
KliKlergarten Mereliants' Free, Miss Xena Rob-
erts jirincipal, 74 West Mission
Kindergarten 4»eri<lental Free, Miss Mattie Bul-
lock principal, 514 Howard
Kindergarten Osgood and tirace Free. Miss
Helen T. Bacon prine-pal, 3(i'J Eleventh
Kindergarten Onr Lady of Mercy Free. 424
First
Kindergarten Pacific Street Free, Miss Belle
Scott principal. 1233 Pacific
Kindergarten Peabndy Free, Miss Mary P. Light
principal, 04 Silver
Kindergarten Pearl U^wda .Memorial, Miss
Deli)hine Hawkins principal, 2927 Mission
Kindergarten Pioneer Society, Mrs. A. S. Moore
recording secretary, 711 Jones
Kindergarten Pope Free, Mrs. Sumner Johnson
principal, 211-213 Ninth
Kindergarten Potrero Free, Miss Eva Hare prin-
cipal, Tennessee and Solano
Kindergarten Produce F.vchange Free, )liss
Belle Scott iiriiicijul, 1233 Pacific
Kindergarten Keal Estate Free, Miss Sarah Hunt
princijial, 535 Castro
Kindergarten Scott Memorial Free, Miss Gertie
Thomps.in princiiul. IsKi Union
Kindergarten Silver Star .\o. I, Miss Bertha
Bosse principal, NE cor Pacific and Sansome
Kindergarten Silver Star Xo. 'i. Miss Lizzie
Wainwright principal, NE cor Pacific and Sansorae,
Nora A. Smith superintendent. ti4 Silver
Kindergarten Silver Street Society, Miss Nora
A. Smith sujierintcii'lfiit, (i4 -ilver
Kindergarten Staiiroril \<». 1 Free, Miss May
Loveland principal. I'.ioii .M:is,,n
Kindergarten Stanford No. 'i Free, Miss Mary
Lindberg principal, 190(5 Mason
Kindergarten Stanford Xo. 3 Free. Miss Cecelia
A. Daty principal, c ir Kighth and Brannan
Kindergarten Stanford Xo. 4 Free, Miss Ada E.
Moure principal, coi- Eighth and Brannan
Kindergarten Stanford Xo. .5 1 ree. Miss Mary
(Jamble principal, 3270 Mission
Biindergarten Sutro, Miss Grace Pierce princii>al,
04 Si her
Kintlergarten Two Friends, Miss Lucy Gamble
principal, 1018 Folsom
Kindergarten >Villard Free. Miss Lizzie Brown
principal, 1505^ Turk
Kindergarten >Vllliam .\. Steuben Memorial
Free. Miss Laura Richards jirincipal, 101 Nineteenth
Kindergarten Silver Street, Miss Nora A. Smith
principal, 64 Silver
Kmdergen Patrick, laborer Riidon Iron Wks, r. 242
Clementina
Kind-)rgin John, laborer, r. 155| Third
Kinderten Mollie Miss, dressmaker, r. 153| Third
Kindgren Charles W., pamter, r. 522 Jessie
Kindlebacker Charles, carpenter, r. 402 O'Farrell
Kindlespire Elza E., secretarj- Yolo Orchard Co., 222
Sansome, 3d floor, rooms 7-8, r. Port Costa, Cal.
Kindred John T., harness and saddlery, 3030 SLxteenth,
r. 483 Valencia
Kindt .-Vmle, fisherman, r. 1402 Montgomery
Kine Thomas, r. 816 Sansome
King A. Mrs., r. 228 Van Ness Av
King Agnes Mrs., r. 14 McAllister
King Albert E., mnfrs agent, 86 Crocker Bldg, r. 1512
Point Lobos Av
King Albert M. (Fischbeck & King) r. 227a Ellis
King Alexander, molder Union Iron Wks, r. .525 Second
King Alfred G., real estate, r. 811 Harrison
King Alice, widow, r. 2337 Howard
King Annie, domestic 645 Haight
King Annie, widow, r. 1015 Fifteenth
King Anthony, machinist, r. 432 Shotwell
King Augusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 26 Byington Av
King Augusta H., widow, r. 22 Laskie
King Austin F., salesman Duff & Co., Ill De Long A v
King Hartley M., stevedore, r. 52a South Park
King Brothers (William F. King) new and second hand
books, 3 Fourth
KIXt; €.4..MEROX H., attorney at law, 45 Mills Bldg,
8th floor, r. 2542 Howard
King Cameron H. Jr., student, r. 2542 Howard
King Caroline E., widow, r. 220 Noe
King Carrie, domestic 1609 O'Farrell
King Charles, glove cutter Farrant & Co., r. 221i Bowne
Av
King Charles, harnessmaker. 111 Jackson, r. 330 Mont-
gomery Av
King Charles, janitor, r. 253 Jessie
King Charles, pressman W. W. Montague & Co., r. 2
Sheridan, rear
King Charles A., manager City Real Estate Dept Bovee,
Toy & Co., r. 518 Jones
King Charles A., patternmaker Cal. Car Wks, r. 5:?8
Twenty-first
King Charles B., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1322
Grove
King Charles H., capitalist, 530 California, room 56, r.
Oakland
KI.XG CHARLES J., secretary Pacific Vinegar and
Pickle Works, and United Vinegar Factories, 323
Front, r. 2022 Vau Ness Av
King Charles P., clerk, r. 1015 Fifteenth
King Charles R., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 2722 Mission
King Charles S., railroadman, r. 113 Turk
King Charles W., p essman, r. 2 Montgomerj- PI
King City Flour Mills (Kings City, Monterey Co.) Sperry
Flour Co. nrojirietors, office 134 California
King Clarence H., asst baggagemaster S. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda
King Claude, student, r. 2414 Polk
King Cor. lelius E., roofer Herman Schottler, r. 131!> J
York
King Daniel, engineer, r. 251 Madison A\
King Daniel, peddler, r. Alms House
King Daniel L, boileruiaker LTnion Iron Wks, r. 334 ■
Shotwell
King David J., clerk, r. 2921 Sacramento
King Dennis W., marine engineer, r. 115 Silver
King Edward, printer Pac Can Co., r. 2 Sheridan, rear
King Edward F. Jr. (King Bros.) r. 934 Castro
King Edward J., gripman Powell St. R.R., r. 1109'
Mason
King Edward R., steam fitter Union Iron Wks, r. 733i
Minna
King Edward S., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2042 Scott
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ADVERTISE in ttie SflN FRflIHGlSGO GftLL
mlTlIT'n /^ I ID E '" taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
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King Ella, widow, r. 268 Jessie
iKing Ernest, bartender, r. 249 Stevenson
iKing Ernest, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 81] Harrison
JRing Eugene J., sawyer, r. 117 Gilbert
iKing Fannie, d.miestic 1906 Baker
King Frances S. (Hoag & King) r. 510 Montgomery,
room la
King Frank B. , student, r. 1001 Leavenworth
King Frank E., roofer Herman Schottler, r. 1319 York
King Frank J., machinist Union Iron Wks. r. 501 Napa
King Frank M., bookbinder R. F. Whelan & Co., r. 329
Twentieth
King Frederick, carpenter, r. 229 East
King Frederick L., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. SE cor
Pine and Jones
King Frederick R. (King & Shaw) and president Fris-
bee, Risdon & Co. , 132 Market, r. Belmont, Cal.
King Frederick W. J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
Berkeley, Cal.
King F. V. Mrs., r. 19 Collingwood
King George, carpenter, r. 5 Rausch
King George, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 226 Michigan
King George, salesman, r. 413 Post
King George C. , real estate, 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th floor,
r. 2542 Howard
iKuig George E. , attorney at law, 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor, r. 2542 Howard
King George J., Electrical Maintenance Co., oflice 16
Post, r. Oakland
KIKCi VEORGE L., private secretary H. E. Hunting-
ton, 52 Union Trust Bldg, 4 Montgomery, r. Linda
Vista Terrace, Oakland
jKing George R., student, r. 521 Capp
IKing George S., clerk, r. 2022 Van Ness Av
King George W., driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 1930 San
Carlos Av
King Harrv, barber, 236 Ellis, r. 643 Jessie
Ku»,' Harry, carpenter, r. 1001 Washington
jKing Harry, compositor Examiner, r. 108 McAllister
King Henry, laborer, 2 Sheridan, rear
King Henry Jr., upholsterer, r. 2 Sheridan, rear
iKing Henry A., warehouse foreman W. P. Fuller & Co.,
r. SE cor Pine and Jones
'King Henry L., architect, r. 2001 California
rKing Henry L., straw hat mnfr, 597 Mission, r. 508
Mason
iKing Henry L. Jr., accountant Wells Fargo &Co's Bank,
r. East Oakland
jKing Herbert J., painter John C. Kimball, r. 216 Wash-
ington
^KIN<ii HOHER S., manager Wells Fargo & Go's Bank,
NE cor Market and Sansome, and treasurer Wells
Fargo & Co., NE cor New Montgf.mery and Mission,
r. 1001 Leavenworth
King Honore, widow, r. 307 Octavia
King House, Aime Dauphin proprietor, 150 Fourth
; King 1. Manning, florist, r. 2921 Sacramento
King J. Mrs , proprietor The Pierpoint, 425 Geary
King James, butcher M. J. Kelly & Co., r. 1902 Ellis
King James, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan, rear
King James, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
King James, laborer, r. 423 Twenty -ninth
King James, laborer, r. 664 J Howard
King James, salesman Lundy Furniture Co. , r. 425 Geary
King James H., second-hand books, 15 Fourth, r. 307
Octavi.i
King James J., boilennaker Union Iron Wks, r. 334
Shotwell
King .lames J., salesman Frederick Grass, r. 108 Seventh
KING J AMES L.f notary pnblic and
comnilssloiier of deeds for every state and
territory, and real estate agent, 308 Cali-
fornia, r. 514 <;olden tiiate Av
King James P-, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
234 Twenty-ninth
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 7UVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
I Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifori^ia Bo(:tli9<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
King Jefferson D., p umber William S. Snook & Son, r.
Oakland
King John, r. 105 Bartlett
King John, guide Chinatown, r. 9 Willow Av
King John, longshoreman, r. 706 Cal'fo-nia
King ,fohn, miner, r. 26 Turk
King John, waiter, r. 311 Montgomen,- Av
King John A. B., machinehand S. F. Planing Mills, r.
221^ Eleventh
King John F., sawyer Pac. Box Factorj-, r. 117 Gilbert
King John G., paperhanger, r. 360 Grove
King John H., bartender, r. SE cor Steiner and Hermami
King John J., clerk King Bros., r. 307 Octavia
King John J. A., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 334
Shotwell
King John O , harnessmaker, r. 317 Geary
King John W. , groceries and liquors, 525 Second
KINtil JOSEPH (King, Ward & Co.) and Supervisor
First Ward, r. 1021 Jackson
King Joseph, cut sole Dept S. H. Frank & Co., r. 463 Te-
hama
King Joseph, laborer, r. 534 Ninth
King Joseph, seaman, r. 820 Battery
King Joseph, truckman Truck 1, r. 22 0'Farrell
King Joseph F. , laborer, r. 8 Himmelmann PI
King Joseph J., harnessmaker, 330 Montgomery Av, r.
1614 Jones
King Joseph L. (Zadig & Co.) r. Sonoma, Cal.
King Joseph L., stockbroker, r. 814 Sutter
King Judge Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
King Leonidas A., dentist, 7 Montgomery Av
King Liniment Medicine Co. (James P. Jones) 7 Mont-
gomery Av
King Lizzie, widow, r. 2042 Scott
King Lochiel M., .student, r. 2542 Howard
King Louis, laborer, r. 316 Davis
King Louis M. , mining, r. 807 California
King Louisa H. , widow, r. 221i Eleventh
King Magirie Miss, compositor W. A. Woodward k Co. ,
r. 9 Willow Av
King Margaret, widow, r. 15a Geneva
King Margaret, widow, r. 108 Seventh
King Margaret, widow, r. 823^ Brannan
King Margaret, widow, r. 1104 Mission
King Mark, laborer, r. 463 Tehama
King Martha, cook, r. 1006 Clay
King Martha, domestic 1828b Sutter
King Martin, clerk Pac. States Type Foundry, r. 108
Seventh
King Martin, laborer, r. 274 Clementina
King Martin, laborer, r. 425 Ringold
King Martin, laborer S. F. Paving Co., 975 Bryant
King Martin, poultry, 506 Clay, r. 616 Greenwich
Knig Mary, domestic 2518 Octavia
King Mary, dressmaker, r. 2018 Stockton
King Mary, widow, r. 511 Twenty-seventh
Kuig Mary I. Miss, compositor Pac. States Tvpe Foun-
dry , r. 1236 Broadway
King May T.. hairdresser, r. 9 Willow Av
King Michael, hostler, r. 1308 Golden Gate Av
King Michael, laborer, r. 68 Minna
King Michael, laborer, r. 234 Twenty-ninth
King Michael M., .sign painter, 314 Golden Gate At, r. 21
Collingwood
King Moms, tailor, r. 339 Tehama
KING-MORSE CANNING CO.,
Isaac li. lloise president. Eniil <;reeiie-
bauni secretary, .\>V cor Broadtvay and
Sansome, Telephone .Main o04
King Nicholas, civil engineer, 315 California, r. 2016
Baker
King Otis B., painter, r. 209 Palmer
King Patrick, laborer, r. 1902i Ellis
King Patrick J., porter New Western Hotel
SJIXON J0B6ES0H HO. SHOW GflSES
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428 California Street
King Percy L. , assistant storekeej^er Board of Educa-
tion, r. 814 Sutter
King Phillip, barber, 219 Bnmdway
King Philip, painter Cal. Car Wks., r. 434 Jessie
KING PLANIXG MILL €0., M. Hansen & Co.
proprietors, 231-251 King
KI\« PUBLISHING €0. THE (James Shajp, W.
R. Davidson and F. E. Marsh) 132 Market, rooms
20-21
King R. , master mariner, r. 229 East
King R. L., teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
King Robert, helper. Atlas Iron Wks., r. 215 Seventh
King Robert P., machinist, r. 1138 Folsom
KiSlG ROBERT W., attorney at law, 30 Supreme
Court Bldg., 305 Larkin, r. 126 Church
King Rose G., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 811 Harri-
son
King Samuel F. (Davis & King) r. 25 Grant Av
King Seth A., asrent Hartford Fire Ins. Co., 32 Mills
Bldg., 2d floor
King Susie S., domestic 3105 Washington
King T. A., machinist Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 432 Shot-
well
King Thomas, r. NW cor Wayland and San Bruno Road
King Thomas, cook, r. 47 Tehama
King Thomas, hide inspector S. H. Frank & Co. , r. 3019
Pine
King Thomas, laborer, r. 117 Gilbert
Kintf Thomas, longshoreman, r. Alms House
King Thomas, miner, r. 8631 Market
King Thomas, teamster Donovan's Express Co., r. 1902J-
Ellis
King Thomas A., books, 3 Fourth, r. ."07 Octavia
King Thomas B. , cooper, 12 Howard, r. Oakland
Kins Thomas F., butcher, r. 9 Willow Av
King Thomas F., laborer, r. 2. Sheridan, re*''
Kii.g Thomas H., cook, r. 625 Davis
King Thomas R., cabinetmaker, r. 724 Mission
King Thompson, r. 501 Geary
King Timothy J., carpenter, r. 412 Ringold
KING, WARD A CO. (Joseph King, M. J. Ward,
Thomas A. Neate) proprietors International Hotel,
824-826 Kearny, and New Western Hotel, NE cor
Kearny and Washington
King Wilber H., collector Spring Valley W. Wks., r.
614 Sutter
King William, baker Am Biscuit Co
King William, drayman, 327 Davis, r. 3375 Mission
Ki g William, fireman Newton Hoffman, r.221A Eleventh
King William, foreman Root & Robinson, r. 1308 Golden
(iate Av
King William, furrier, r. 643 Stevenson
King William, peddler, r. 213i Broadway
King William, porter, r. 302 Dolores
Kinu William, porter, r. 909 Kearny
Kin- William, stevedore, r. 13 Welsh
King \\illiam B., wheelwright, r. 544 Jessie
King William C, r. 648a Jessie
King William T. (King Bros.)r. 307 Octavia
King William H., selesnian Baker & Hamilton, r. 1416
Kllis
King William J., carrier Post Office, r. 330 Eddy
Kiim \\'illiam M., policeman, r. 11 Elgin Park Av
King William R., engineer Market St. Ry.,r. 2072 Market
King William R., plasterer, r. 19 Sheridan
King William V., brassmoulder, r. 1015 Fifteenth
King William Z., dentist, ICOl Valencia, r. 521 Capp
KIXG A SHAW (Frederick R. King and Addison E.
Shaw) attorneys at law, Pac fie Mutual Bldg, 508
Montgomery, rooms 9-9a, Telephone Main 5285
KING AN A CO. (Limited) purk packers, John L.
Russell manager, 117 California
Kingdon Frank V., pharmacist, r. 824 Laguna
Kinghorn John M., quartermaster stmr Peru
Kingman L., wellhorer, r. 319 Grant Av
Kingman Silver Mining Co., Henry L Garfield presi-
dent, A. J. Bailey secretary, 402 Montgomerj', room21
Kingon Arthur B., laborer, r. 66 Brady
Kingon Robert, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 541J Na-
toma
KINGS DAUGHTERS HOME FOR INCURA-
BLES, Mrs. J. G. Clark president, Mrs. E. M.Cofer
vice-president, Mrs. Isabelle Lemmon matron,
Charles J. Paton physician, 217 Francisco, Tele-
phone Main r,{,Oi
KINGS RIVER LIIMBER CO., Austin D. Moore
president, Hiram C. Smith vice-president Charles
A. Moore secretary, 319 Pine, rooms 18-20
Kingsbury Elizabeth, widow, r. 14 Elgm Park Av
Kingsbury Frank, cashier Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r.
410 Post
Kingsbury George W. , clerk Lick House, r. Hot«l St.
Nicholas
Kingsburg Helen S. , widow, r. 23 Bartlett
Kingsbury Hubert M., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r.
Oakland
Kingsbury Mamie, widow, r. 510 Shrader
Kingsbury Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Kingsbury Susie M. Miss, teacher Lowell High School , r.
23 Bartlett
Kingsbury Wi Hard D., vice-principal John Swett Gram-
mar School, r 23 Bartlett
Kingsford Albert K., salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michaels, r. 2616 Sutter
Kingsland George R., foreman Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 324 Hill
Kingsland Robert, teamster David S. Cartwright, r. 1706
Harrison
Kingsley Alfred M., messenger The Pacific Transfer Co.,
r. 2414 Pine
Kingsley Charles H., miner, r. 1546 Page
Kingsley Daniel G., teamster, r. 666 Harrison
Kingsley Edward L., foreman Truck 5, r. Post nr Fill-
more
Kingsley Eugene T., secretary Socialist Labor Partv, r.
115 Turk
Kingsley Gottlieb, tanner, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Bryant
Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Kingsley Irving M., forema-i Baker & Hamilton, r. 1227 J
Dolores
Kingsley J. A., secretary N. A. Wolcott & Co., 14 Grant
Av, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Kingsley John, laborer, r. 666 Harrison
Kingsley Joseph, with W. U. Tel. Co., r. 4 Golden PI
Kingsley Joseph W., with Shasta Lumber Co., r. 4
Golden PI
Kingsley Mary, widow, r. 666 Harrison
Kingsley Mary E., domestic, r. 101 Scott
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. 17 Decatur
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. 508 Ninth
Kingsley Rose Mrs., r. 223 Seventh
Kingsley Thomas H., millhand W. A. Schracks Furni-
ture Factory, r. 3041 Sixteenth
Kingsley William, sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 231 Third
Kingsley William J., cabinetmaker Pacific Spring Mat-
tress Factory, r. 508 Ninth
Kingsley William M., city manager The Singer Mnfg
Co. , 22 Post, r. Brooklyn Hotel
8^ Kingsley. See Kinsley
Kiugsman Robert, teamster, r. 1704 Harrison
Kingston James, laborer, r. 17 Michigan
Kingston Jeremiah, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 115J
Gilbert
Kingston James E., carpenter, r. 41 Langton
Kingston John F. (Kingston & Morrison) r. 6 Beideman
Kingston John H., insurance agent, office 401 Mont-
gomery, r. 41 Langton
Kingston John H. Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 41 Langton
Kingston Merritt L. (Harris, Kingston & Reynolds) r. 520
Eddy
Kingston Paul, laborer r. 719 Minnesota
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOBI
ent Work
Room 20
Bituminous Rocic and Ce
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.V.tZZ^J^.fJ.ttJ-
nLKUULHO
PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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KINGSTON PAI.L F. (Nathan & Kingston) 401
Montgomery, r. 712 Ashbiiry
KingsfJii Richard, wood and coal, 622 Mission, r. 282
Clementina
Kingston Samuel •!., clerk Lionel H. Moise, r. 41 Lang-
ton
Kingston Thonivs (Harris, Kingston & Reynolds) r. 630
Bush
Kingston William H., janitor Church of the Advent
(Episcopal) r. 19 Eleventh
Kingston & Morrison (John F. Kingston and Milton W.
Morrison) proprietors Gaver Dairy, 6 Beidenian
Kingwell Frsink I., attorney at law, 533 Kearny, room »,
r. Mill Valley, Cal,
Kingwell Fredrick, seaman, r. 106 Mississippi
Kingwell James W., brassfinisher, r. 78 Ninth
Kingwell John J., physician, office and r. 461 Bryant
Kingwell Vincent B., clerk Cil. Brass and Bell Wks, r.
Mill Valley, Cal
KINGWELL VINCENT T., proprietor California
Brass and Bell Foundry, 125 First, r. Mill Valley, Cal
Kinkade Edward M., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
303 Eddy
Kinkade James, foreman porter William Clutf Co., r. 611
Locust Av
Kinkade James A., receiving clerk W lliam Cluff Co., r.
611 Locust Av
Kinkade Olive, domestic 620 Sutter
Kinkade Samuel R., painter, r. 611 Locust Av
B^ Kinkade. See Kincaid
Kinkead Calvin, collector Scott & Gilbert, r. 107 Hroder-
ick
Kinkead Martha, widow, r. 107 Broderick
Kinkelin Charles A., bookkeeper London, Paris and Am.
Bank, r. SE cor Pine and Jones
Kinkier John C, assistant engineer The Lurline Baths,
r. 1019 Larkin
Kinley Charles, stonemason, r. 26 Turk
Kinnaird Geor^je, molder Risdon I. and L. W^ks, r. 1348
Twenty-fourth
Kinne Albert B., electrician, r. 627 Jersey
Kinne C. Mason, assistant secretary Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Co., 422 Calif(jrnia, r. 2509
Washington
Kinne Henry C, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. 120
Fourth
Kinne Jose])h A., teamster, r. 29 Ferrie
Kinneally Henry, teamster, r. 9 Columbia PI
Kinneally John R., laborer, r. 9 Columbia PI
Kinncar Adelaide Miss, salesladv D. Samuels, r. 4;i(>
Ellis
Kinnear Charles A., millwright Joseph Wagner Mnfg
Co., r. 202Chenery
Kitniear Ebenezer, miller, r. 202 Chenery
Kinnear John, laborer, r. 202 Chenery
Kinneman Charles, fireman stmr Mariposa
Kinnermann Mary, widow, r. 1 August Alley
Kinnery Maurice, shoemaker, r. 357J Clementina
Kinney A nelia Mrs., r. 1637J Fulton
Kinney Charles, teamster, r. 651 Howard
Kinney Edward (Kenny & McHugh) r. McAllister iir
Baker
Kinney Edward F., carpenter, r. 509 J Hyde
Kinney Elizabeth, widow, r. 509J Hyde
Kinney Jeremiah, foreman Kinney & McHugh, r. Turk
bet Lj-on and Lott
Kinney John, with Cornelius P. Robinson, r. 422 Kearny
Ki'iney Joseph, teamster Masonic Cemetery
Kiniey J. T., real estate, 777 Market, r. 245 Minna
Kinney Lillie M. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 509i Hyde
Kinney Lindsley J., salesman Meigs & Co., r. 1158 Gol-
den Gate Av
Kiiuiey Nettie, widow, r. 22J Langton
Kinney Robert, clerk, r. 245 Minna
Kinney Thomas, bartender, r. 140 Second
Kinney William F., bookkeeper, r. 322 Turk
PABST BREWING CO,
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GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE •* BEST " TONIC
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Kinney William, r. 509i Hyde
Kiimey & McHugh (Edward Kinney and Owen McHugh)
contractors. Tenth Av nr Fulton
eS" Kinney. See Kenney and Kenny
Kinnie Frank, wool puller Isaac Levy, r. 518 Oak
Kinrade Joseph J., lapidist, r. 724 Linden Av
Kinread Thomas T., contractor, r. 1627 Hayes
Kinread Henry W., contractor, r. 1627 Hayes
Kinsella Daniel W., blacksmith, r. 517i Taylor
Kinseila John, clerk, r. 1109J York
Kinsell-i John, shoemiker, r. 719 Natonia
Kinsella Patrick, blacksmith, r. 517^ Taylor
Kinsella William H., carriage painter, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsey A. G. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Kinsey A. K., starter Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 1090
Union
Kinsey Charles, r. 400 Bay
Kinsey Charles C, conunission merchant, r. 610 Fillmore
Kinsey F. , electrician stmr Umatilla
Kinsey Frank J., engineer, r. 701 Twenty-first
Kinsey Griffith J. , r. Palace Hotel
Kinsey Harvey C, clerk, r. 610 Fillmore
Kinsey James S., bartender, r. 500 Central A\
B^ Kinsey. See Kinzie
Kinsley Martin J., butcher, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
B^ Kinsley. See Kingsley
Kinsman A'lyce Miss, saleslady George A. Moss, r. 1218
Filbert
Kinsman Catherine, widow, r. 229 Minna
Kinsman Charles F., salesman Cal. Gas Fi.xture Co., r.
1915 Edd\
SfHOSCBUTTERWORTH
2i5 ?25 227 '
TAINED
LASS
Kinsman Charles W., carpenter and builder, 30 Geary, r.
301 Jones
Kinsman Frank B., carj)enter, r. 614 Golden Gate Av
Kinsman Fred B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. Oak-
land
Kinsman Frederick, engineer Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1218 Filbert
Kinsman George, comi)ositor, r, 1218 Filbert
Kinsman James W., carpenter, r. 2311 J Howard
Kinsman Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1218 Filbert
Kinsman John (Kinsman & Simmons) r. 1218 Filbert
Kinsman John Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1218 Filbert
Kinsman Nicholas W. , engineer Cal. and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 338 Tehama
Kinsman & Simmons (John Kinsman and J. P. Sim-
mons) wood and coal, 2006 Hyde
Kintzele Charles, cook, r. 717^ Bush
Kinucan Charles, plumber, r. 1 Morse PI
Kinucan Edward T., marble cutter, r. 1 Morse PI
Kinucan John J., brassmolder, r. 1 Morse PI
Kinucan John T., marble polisher, r. 1 Morse PI
Kinucan Mary C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Morse PI
Kinzel Charles, clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. .S799
Washington
Kinzel Philip, liquors, r. 3799 Washington
Kinzel Philip Jr., clerk, r. 3799 Washington
Kinzel Thomas, clerk Edward R. Liesche, r. 419 Stock-
ton
Kinzie David H., Major 1st Artillery U. S. A., Presidio
PASTEUK FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sod fl^'t5. 823 Met St.
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Kip Arthur R. (Ellis Publishing Co. 1 r. 640 Golden Gate
Av
Kip James, mining-, r 118 Grant Av
KIP MAK1.4 OKrHA\A4ie, Sister Anna suijerin-
tendent, 638 Folsom
Kip William I. .Jr., clerk Custom House, r. 901 Eddy
Kip- William In^fraham Rev., pastor Chapel of Good Sa-
" maritans, r. 901 Eddy
Kip W. J., teacher S. F. Business College, r. tUO Golden
Gate Av
Kiijhen Valentine, baker, r. 2232 Mission
Kipp George W., r. 104 Grove
Kipp John E., machini-t, r. 426 Utah
Kipp Mary R., widow, r. 511 Castro
Ki)>p Max, proprietor Chicago House, 612 Howard
Kippens John, seaman stmr San Bias
Kipjjs Alfred K., portrait artist, r. 1144 Market
Kirby A^ies Miss, dressmaker, r. 105 Castro
Kirby Alfred, glovemaker, r. 635 Jessie
Kirby Ann, widow, r. 37 Lafayette
Kirby Charles K., manager C. A. Wetmore & Co., r.
1610 Franklin
Kirby Claribel H., widow, r. 719 Twentieth
Kirby Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1271 Freelon
Kirby Daniel, machinist, r. 710 Folsom
Kirby Da\-id, conductor, r. 602 Central Av
Kirby Edward, cle k Maurice Corridon, r. 474 Tehama
Kirbv Edward, laborer S. P. Co.
Kirby Frederick W., with Charles K. Kirby, r. 1610
Franklin
Kirbv Harrj- H.. r. 226 Haight
Kirby James, laborer, r. 8 Fourteenth
Kirby James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 235 Minna
Kirby James M., solar printer Craig & Mosher, r. 105
Castro
Kirby James R., machinist, r. 1821b Howard
Kirbv John 0., photographer, r. 105 Castro
Kirbv John D., blacksmith, r. 1821b Howard
Kirbv John F., plumber U. S. .Mint, r. 37 Lafayette
Kirbv John F., proprietor Pac. Straw Wks, 106 Fourth,
T. 844 Mission
Kirbv John J., clerk, r. 8i Clinton
Kirby John M.,^clerk J. J. OBrien & Co., r. 544i Xa-
toma
Kirbv Jo'^n T. (Kirby & Howie) r. 21-2a Eddy
Kirbv John T., collector Anglo-Califoniian Bank, r. 954
Bush
Kirby Joseph F., eomiX)sitor Monitor, r. 38 Hill
Kirby Joshua, mason, r. 10 Fourteenth
Kirby Julia, widow, r. 819 Golden Gate Av
Kirbv Julia C. Mis?, clerk Internal Revenue Service, r.
i317 Hyde
Kir 'y Masrgie, domestic 249 Minna
Kirby Mamie Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 244 Clemen-
tina
Kirby Maurice, rivet heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 235
Minna
Kirbv Maurice, teamster, r. 735 Tehama
Kirby Michael, laborer, r. 244 Clementina
Kirby Michael, laborer, r. 715 Valencia
Kirbv Michael J., expressman, r. 105 Castro
Kirbv Nellie, domestic 2112 Devisadero
Kirby Nora C. Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 544^ Na-
toma
Kirbv Patrick, horseshoer, r. 17 Chesley
KirbV Patrick J., expressman, r. 815 Harrison, rear
Kirbv Susan Miss, r. 1030 Twentieth
Kirbv Thomas J., proprietor Phoenix Brewery, 528 Noe
KirbV Thomas W., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Kirby Timothy W. , laborer, r. 474 Tehama
Kirbv William", bartender, r. 737i Minna
Kirbv William P. Rev. , assistant St. Marj's Cathedral, r.
ilOO Franklin
Kirbv William T., surgeon stmr Colima
Kirby & Horrie (John T. Kirby and Alexander Horrie)
wines and liquors, 14 Mason
t^ Kirby. See C"urby and Kerby
Kirch Charles, whitener, r. 22i Everett
Kirchen Matthew, tanner, r. 203 Twenty-sixth
Kirchen Peter, teamster, r. 313 Clementina
Kircher M. J., r. 957 Howard
Kirchhof Bernard, salesman Edward Weil & Co. , r.
Oakland
Kirchhoff Herman L., peddler, r. 52 Second
Kirchhoff Lorenz, maste • schr Eveline, 32 Steuart
Kirchhoff Theodore, journalist, r. 809 Scott
KIKCHUOFFER FBEDFRIt'K, physician, oftiit
and r. 2606 Howard
Kirehmann Henrv (H. Kirchmaun & Co.) r. 11 Eureka
KIRCH.UAX.\ 'UENKl' A CO, (Henry Kirehmann >
produce commission, 210 Clay
Kirchner Adolph F. J., barber, 441 Sixth
Klrchner Charles R. , secretar\ Goldstein & Co., 26 O'Far
rell, r. 18 Lafayette
Kirchner George W., cmdymaker, r. 134 Pern,-
Kirchner Henrj- G., clerk Adolph Hromada, r. 134 Perry
Kirchner Hermann, cook Hotel Colonial, r. 1513 Taylor
Kirchner Herman H., laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 441 Sixth
Kirchner H.\Tnan K., r. 1513 Taylor
Kirchner Ida M. Miss, millinery, 238 Taylor
Kirchner John, carpenter and builder, r. 1715 McAllister
Kirchner Kate, widow, r.S s 12th Av South nr Railroad A\
Kirchner Melvina E., widow, r. 234 Taylor
Kirchner Minnie R. Mrs., r. 134 Perry
gS" Kirchner. See Kershner and Kirschner
Kirck John, cook, r. 137 Seventh
Kirigia Antone, cook, r. 255 Stevenson
Kirk Harris, journalist Chronicle, r. 724 Ridley
Kirk Harni- F., salesman Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. 119
Valparaiso
Kirk Henrv H. , salesman Du Val & Carroll, r. Oakland
Kirk J. Mrs., r. 133a Fifteenth
Kirk James, marine engi-eer, r. 652 Howard
Kirk John H., man tger Golden Gate Warehouse, 13-1'
Main, r. E. Oakland
KIRK JOSEPH, attorney Board of Trade of San
Francisco, 202 Market, r. 2412 Pine
Kirk Joseph, c .alpasser stmr Au-itralia, r. 133i Fifteenth
Kirk Joseph W., clerk William B. Kirk, r. 2200 Pine
Kirk Margaret, widow, r. cor feventh Av South and T
Kirk Margaret D., widow, r. 2527 Howard
Kirk Marv, domestic 34 Essex
Kirk Marv S., widow, r. 2408 SacramenU>
Kirk Michael, fireman stmr City of Sydney, r. 607 Howard
Kirk Robert, contractor, r. 1624 Seventeenth
Kirk Saa.uel B., clerk John Taylor & Co., r. 2406 Mission
Kirk William B., druggist, 433 Kearny, r. 2260 Pine
Kirk William S., compositor Chronicle, r. 724i Stevenson
Kirkaldie Alexander, marine engineer, 9 Mission
Kirkaldy Dand M. , ironmolder Risdou I. and L. Wks, r.
323 First
Kirkbride Charles N., attorney at law, 402 SIontgomer\ .
room 39, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Kirketerp Christian, r. 1017 Bush
KIRKETERP WILLI.AM €.. secretary Pacific Pint
Lumber Co. and Grab's Harbor Commercial Co., 121
Market, r. 1017 Busli
Kirkham .John, plum er, r. 14 Hunt
Kirkhoff Clav, driver Sinikins & Thorp, r. 1774 Howard
KIRKLAVD D. >V., president The Owl Drug Co..
112s Market, r. Los Angeles. Cal.
Kirkland John N., clerk Redington i Co., r. Alameda
Kirklev Robert, carpenter, r. 1036^ Howard
Kirkman EUa Miss, bookkeeper Pac. Mstal Wks, r. Oak-
land
Kirkpatrick Alfred, marblecutter, r. 726 Mission
Kirkpatrick Frederick R., machine oi>erati.r P. F. Nol;
& Co., r. Berkeley
Kirkpatrick Harold C, clerk Scottish Union and >-
tional Ins. Co., 420 California
Krkpxtrick Herbert K.. b ^jkkeeper Cispsr Lumber Cj. .
r, Berkeley
Kirkpatrick J. A., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 142U Va-
lencia
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Telephone, Main 5135.
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Kirkpatrick James, shoemaker, 448 Seventh
Kirkpatrick James D., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Berkeley
Kirkpatrick John, watchman New Citj- Hall, r. 514 Dia-
mond
Kirkpatrick John, teamster, r. 903 Battery
KIRKPATRICK .IOHi\ C"., managing director Pal-
ace Hotel, SW cor Market and New Montjfomery
Kirkpatrick Joseph H., student, r. 818 Fifteenth
KIRKPATRICK TII0.11AH. president Moore, Hunt
& (Jo , 404 Front, r. 1013 Stuiiier
KIRKPATRICK T. A., public accountant and audi-
tor, 22 California, room 1, r. 009 Fell
Kirk wood Daniel H., conductor Market St. Rv, r. 412
Clayton
Kirkwood Edward, leadbumer, r. 2038i Bryant
KIRKWOOO HARD RUBBER CO., proprietors
Suction Svrinye, Edwin Bartsch general manager,
office 1-22-124 Murphy Bldg
Kirkwood WiUiam A., attorney at law, 149 Crocker Bids',
r. 225 Twel.th
Kirkwood William J., carjjenter, r. 1619i Howard
Kirkwood William J., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 1422 Larkin
Kirmse Theodore, tanner, r. 18 Marsily
Kirn Caroline Mrs., r. 1118 Howard
Kirsch Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1032 Treat Av.
KIRSCM FREDGitICK .11.. secretary Tayler &
Spotswood Co., 31 Beale, r. 434 Ellis
Kirsch George H., draughtsman Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 1111b Jones
Kirschbraun Hjanan, r. 816 Haves
Kirschbraun Isadore, capitalist," r. 1904 Sutter
Kirschbun William F., carpenter, r. 526.^ Birch Av
Kirschner Agnes, widow, r. 1543 Geary
Kir-ichner Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 678 Bryant
Kir^clmer Diedrich H., groceries, 156 Ninth
Kirschner George, gilder, r. 764 Howard
Kirschner Jacob, peddler, r. HI Clementina
Kirschner Joseph, biilennaker, r. 1543 Giary
Kirschner Julius, waiter, r. 1543 Geary
■^ Kirschner. See Kershner and Kirchner
Kirshner Adele, r. 1026^ Natoma
Kirsten William H., clerk Schmidt & Stohlmann, r. 7;i')
Turk
Kirtley Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 14 McAllister
Kir wan Edward L., bartender, r. 300 Filth
Kirvvan Eliza, widow, furnished rooms, r. 339 Jessie
Kirwan Maurice, tilesetter, r. 339 Jessie
Kirwan Michael C, clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 33^ Jessie
Kirwan M. W., editor Tlie Nation, 536 Clay, r. 1329 Cali
fornia
Kirwin Frank, car repairer S. P. Co.
Kirwin James, boarding, 110 Bay
Kirwin James Jr., bartender, 113 Bay
Kirwin Martin, r. 1819 O'Farrell
Kirwin Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2408 California
Kirwin Thomas, bartender, r. 110 B-iy
Kirwin Patrick, expressman, SW cor Mission and Steuart,
r. SE cor Point Lobos and Ninth Avs
tS" Kirwin. See Kerwin
Kisch Joseph, musician, r. 250| Minna
Rise Albert, griprnan Powell St. RR., r. 1404 Mason
KIsen Co. The (K. Kisea) bamboo furniture, 1909 F.ll
more
Risen K. (The Kisen Co.) r. 1909 Fillmore
Kiselich August (Mikulich & Kiselich)r. 4 Union PI
Kiser James, con luctor, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
Kish .\lbertina Mi-s, buttonhole maker, r. 25 Llovd
Kish William, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 25
Lloyd
■Cislih Ernest, re-itaurant, 530 Fourth
■Cispert Frank C, ujAolsterer, r. 1028 Si.Ueenth Av
South
iispert Harry F. .jjweler Shreve & Co., r. 1028 Six
teenth Av South
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Kissane Henry, teamster pier 11 Steuart, r. 1010 Fol-
som
Kissane Patrick M., special officer S. P. Co., r. 28 Oak
Grove Av
Kisse John, waiter, r. 628 Hayes
Kissel Henry J., florist, r. Twenty -seventh Av nr Point
Lobos \v
Kissell Jacob, nurseryman, r. 124 Marshall
Kissling Israel, r. 411 Sansoine
KISTEIW.U.K'IIKR BROS. (Frederick and Henry)
liquors, NW cor Mission and East
Kistenmacher Frederick (Kistenmacher Bros.) r. 95
Steuart
Kistenmacher Henry (Kistenmacher Bros.) r. 95 Steuart
Kistenmacher Julius, restaurant, r. 953i Howard
Kistenmacher William, artist, r. 115 Eighth
Kister Jacob, blacksmith. Mission Road nr Fi\e Mile
House, r. Tingley nr Mission Road
" Kister. See Kester
Kistle William J., clerk Golden West Hotel
Kistler Edmund, clerk Hackmeier's Hottl, r. 2218 Post
Kistrude James M., laborer, r. 369 First
Kiszler Henrv, r. 219 Waller
Kitch Charles B., tinner, r. 2519Mission
Kitchell Charles, finisher Pac. Chair Co., r. Alameda
Kitchen Andrew H., machinehand George H. Fuller
Desk Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Kitchen Ellis S., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Kitchen Garden, Mrs. Dr. Breyfogel president, 806 San-
some
Kitchen John, clerk Home Mutual InsuranceCo., r. Oak-
land
Kitchen John Jr., foreman Phillips Bros., r. Oakland
Kitchen Peter H., patent dustpans, 749 Market
Kitchen William M., melter Selhy Smeltmg and Lead
Co., r. S s California Av bet Mission and Howard
Kitson Andrew, machinist, r. 220 Pacific
Kitt E. P., 3d officer stmr City of Sydney
Kitterman George A., salesman James J. Kitterman, r.
520 Greenwich
Kitterman James J., carjjets and furniture, 1313 Stock-
ton, r. 520 Greenwich
Kittinburg Henry G., cook r. 861 Market
Kittle Annie J., widow, r. 2525 Steiner
Kittle George P., shipjoiner, 14 Folsom, r. 729 Harrison
Kittle H. de Witt Mrs. (Kittle & Co.) r. Ross Station,
Marin Co., Cal.
Kittle Nicholas G., salesman, r. 2525 St«iner
Kittle William S. (Cadman & Kittle) r. 2525 Steiner
KITTLE & CO. (Mrs. fiarrlet d<
>Vltt Kittle and Jaiues Palarbe) agents
Pacinc Oil and Lead Works, J. A P.
Coats' Spool Cotton, Flnlayson, BonsHeld
<& Cos Linen and Saliuon Vet Threads,
Ilonghtou Paeitie Co., Baltimore, M.
>Verk «& Co., Ciueinnatl, sliipping and
eoiuinission merchants, dealers in all
kinds of <iils, also canned goods, candles,
r(»slns, bi-carbonate and caustic sodas,
etc.. etc., 'iO'i Calirornia, warehouse 807-
8i:{ .Sansouie
Kittler A. E., coal passer stmr Colima
Kittler Geo/ge W. C, musician, r. 17i Twenty-eighth
Kittler Roman, r. 50 Clementina
Kittler William C, musician, r. 17i Twenty-eighth
Kittleson Theodore, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 226 Mich-
igan
Kittner Albert, cook, r. 270 First
Kitto G., gardener, r. W s Geneva Av nr Mission Roud
Kittredge Addison G., accountant Palace Hotel, r. loll
Jackson
Kittredge Daisy C. Miss, r. 2519 Bush
Kittredge Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Kittredge Isabell H., widow, r. 2519 Bush
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Kittredge John K., himber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
Kittredge Ralph B., salesman Ne^^lle & Co., r. 2519
Kittredge Si>encer B., clerk California Door Co., r. 2519
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KITTUEDGE A €0. (Edward H Kittredge) manu
factiir. rs and dealers doors, sash, bhnds, etc., 113-
115 Market „ „ ,:■ _^u
Kittrick P trick, laborer, r. G60 Fourth
Kitts Edward, boatswam stmr Australia
Kitz Franz, bookkeeper Eugene Campion .^: Co., r. .\la-
Kitzn.an Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 328 Che.stnut
KITZmi.LKK .MICHAEL, carnage material, 829
IK.wura, telephone South 487, r. 1113 Turk
Kivi Felix tailor, 1244 Folsom
K ellgreii Andrew H., clerk F. B. Hulting, r. 245 Second
K ieUo<' (^eorge, tailor, r. 5Zr> Post
Kl^ Matheus, confectioner, 1233 Stockton, r. 628
Hroderick
Klil>er Lertha, widow, r. 423Brjaut
KKber Isa;ic, marble worker, r. 185 Perry
Klaes Emma, widow, 1 quors, 638 Sacramento
Klaffert Gottfried, electrician Henry A. Cushing. r. 120.
Klaliti '\u ust, contractor and builder, r. 5 Cheiiery
Klahn Ilenrj' J., caq'ent^r r. 606 Elizabeth
Klahii Nicholas, cabinetmaker Cal. Car Works
Klahn Maggie, domestic 1915^ Dev-isadero
Klahii Nicholas, cabinetmaker, r. SChenery
Ivla ber Rosa, widow, r. 710 Washington
Klain Caroline, widow, r. 921 McAlhster
Kla.n John, clerk, r. 921 McAllister „ v .^ t^
Klamath Packing and Trading Company, Robert D.
Hume president, Charles S. Winsor secretarj", office
320 Laliforuia ,
KLAMATH KIVEK LFMBER CO., sugar and
yellow liine, O. S. Potter agent, 48 Fremont
Klammer Eugene, clerk A. H. Harms r609i Grove
Klauenber^' Hellmuth, barber, r. 133 California Av
Klang Charles, seaman, r. 20 Clementina
Klau" John, master schr Albertine, Pier 7 Steuart
Klang Susanna, widow, r. E s York nr Army
Klapperich John J., carriage and wagon maker, 3 Grant
Klare Robert, clerk Nathan, Dohrmami & Co., r. 1318 J
Broadway
Klarenmever Simon, r. 026 O'Farrell
Klarmanii George, sahsman Sommers i Kaufmann, r.
•ioOl Grant Av , r- ,
Klarmann George, wrapi>er Rosenthal Bros. & Lo., r.
180.T Dup .ut
Klarmann John, ci.ok,r. 1805 Dupont
Klarnet Charles (Klarnet .S Lezott) r. lOlOj Jackson
Klarnet Isaac, clerk Kaufmann & Frankel, r. 631 Lnion
Klarnet Joseph, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 631 Union
Klarnet Leon, asst cashier Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum r. tiSl Union
Klarnet Samuel M.. clerk Lesser Crocker, r. ^1 Union
Klarnet .v: Ltz.jtt (Charles Klarnet and John R. Lezott)
barbers, 1223 Polk
Kla-oii .1. F., r. 24 Camp
Kl tss .I.lin, painter, r. 27i Oak Grove Av, rear
Kla.-.sohn \-ictor, clerk J. Noonai. r.- 124J Noe
Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny , r.
317 Bartlett
Klatt Gottfried, r. 1319 Folsoni
Klatt H., cook, r. 1078 Howard
Klatt Joseph, laborer, r. 1904 Powell
Klatt Walter F., salesman ^^ . P. Fuller A: C., r. 31.
Bartleit
t^ K att. See Clatt
Klatte H. W., bartender, r. Royal House
Klatzl Frederick J., driver, r. 1756 Ellis
Klau Adolph, salesman Baker & Hamilton,
ton
Klau Edward (Haas Bros.) r. 218 Stockton
Kl u Karl (Haas Jros.) r. 218 Stockton
Klau Leopold (Haa,s Bros.) r. 218 St-ckton
Klauber Louisa, domestic 707 McAlhster
Klauenberg Hugo, rattan and wnllowware, lo3 Fifeeenth
Klaus Addie, widow, r. 403 Eighth
Klaus Auifust, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Klaus Marie, widow, r. 1821 Mason
Klaur^s Margaret, widow, r. 60 Moms Av
Klauss Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 616 Joues
g-:^ Klaus." See Klauss .
Kla\ V Florian, bartender, r. 621 Commercial
Klazel Frederick, laborer, r. 609 Ash Av
Kleber Joseph, steward German Hospitol, r. 20o Castro
Klebsch Albert, ropemaker Tubhs Cordage Co., r. ft s
Pennsvlvania Av nr Nevada „ ,:■■ v,,k
Klebsch Henry O., ornamental wire and iron, 11 Eightn,
r. 11205 Mission
Klecez Man", widow, r. 1511^ Mason
Klee Henn-, baker, 619| Post
Klee William, driver Fred M. Phanin, r. 634 Grove
Kleebauer Charies, salesman Morris & Kennedy
Kleebauer Henrj", proprietor Signal Transfer Co., SE cor
KleeWr jlfrplumber P. R. O'Brien & Son. r. 17
Kleeman Julius, cooper Chicago Brewery, r. 29 Linden
KLEIN CHARLES.
Kletmever Herman, bartender Meyers & Bro%™lee, r.
20l" Powell ^ . ^
Kleen Henrv (Barg & Kleen* r. 532a Twenty-first
Klees Jacob: Jewefer Donohoe & Kerdell,r. Berkeley
Klees William, jeweler, r. 28 Maiy
Klees William A., jeweler S. F. Novelty and Platn.^
Wks, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Klefeker Louis, mining, r. p5 hroderick
Kle^nnaun William, bartender Seeba & Bohlen
Klehm Christian, laborer, r. 502 Union
Kleiber Carl, blacksmith, r. 1237 Folsom
Kleiber Ernest, blacksmith, r. 231 Eighth
Kleiber Frances, ^»idow, r. 554| Natoma ^ .
Kleiber Paul, blacksmith Charles A. Warren, r. l- ..
Klein Albert, polish r Julius G. Klemm, r. 104 Kearny
Klein Annie C, widow, r. 2307 CaUfornia
Kiein Anton, teamster, r. Ill Butte
Klein Arthur, plumber, r. 547 Stevenson
Klein Charles, manager Huinboldt Lmnber Mill Co., r.
2009 Devisadero
_^^ inannfactnrer of
""lino'rarri'ases. Masons and cart.*, black'
Muumns and repalrins In all "^ »»7»<^,'\^*
done with neatness and dispalch, lll-lii
First, r. 40* Ellis
Klein Charies, treasurer American Labor Bureau, G32
Market
Klein Charles R., shoemaker, 1327 Folk
K eio E waiter Pal .ce Hotel, r. 463 Stevenson
Klein Eberhardt J., car^.enter, r. 1524 Fulton
Klein Ed «ard L., butcher 2306 Howard
Ken Edward L. butcher, r. 949 Twelfth Av South
Klein IS. c^roceries and liquors, SW cor Fulton and
Lvon, r. 525 Lyon
S'?^^&?1S Mills md.,r. 1218 Kearny
^l:i^ KS^^l'Tta^V^Ca^^f R^^^ r. 1257 Cahfor-
Klein Frederick A., porter Hey, Grauerholz & Co.. r.
KleiSerick C. (Dexter Prince Stables) r. 525 Lyon
{^l:l"S^tJ^*-"^^^elfth AV south betN
KleiiTnam-, hackman United Carriage Co., 815 Howard
218 Stock-
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Klein Harry M., clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Kleni Henry L., r. 1313 Steiner
Klein Ij^natz, peddler, r. 240 Hickory Av
Klein Jacob, r. 1524 California
Klein Jacob, machinist, r. 943 Folsom
Klein John A., bookkeeper Henrv Campe & Co., r 5-'5
Lyon
Klein John E., guns and ammunition, 203 Powell r -'3'
Oak . • - J
Klein John F., r. 920 Alabama
Klein John H., capitalist, r. 523 Lyon
KLEIN JOII.'V I»I. (John M. Klein's Electric Works) r
718 Montyromery
Klem Joseph, salesman Hey, Grauerholz & Co , r. 221',
Sanchez
Klein Julius, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 1313 Steiner
Klein Julius, uriver, r. 1423 Hayes
Klein Julius A., machinist W. H. Oman, r. 813 Brvant
Klein Katie, domestic 1322 Geary
Klein Lazare (Kahn Bros., Klein & Co.) r. liaison Riche
Klein L. F. , artist, r. 321 Bush
Klein Louis, bookkeeper Leon D. Stone & Co r 813
Bryant '
Klein Louis, bookkeeper U. S. Brewery, r. 1524 Fulton
Klein Louis Jr., artist, r. 321 Bush
Klein Marie A. Mrs., proi)rietor Golden State House, 10(i
Eddy
KLEIN PIERRK. i-roprietor Mira Valle Vinevard,
()04.V Geary, r. 312 Gouifh
Klein Susman, r. 1313 Steiner
Klein Theodore G., clerk H. Huddleston & Co. r 1715
Dui)ont
Klein William, blacksmith, r. 813 Bryant
Klein William, tinsmith, r. 1524 Fulton
Klein William F., suiierintendent Shreve & Co r l-'30
Treat Av
8^~ Klein. See Cline, Clvne, Klevn and Kline
KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL
U/DRKQ telegraph, tcleiilioae and
WlUlinO» elet-tric lislit sapiilies, elec-
trual euciueeriiig, coustrnction and
maniira<-turiu«, :ao ^tlwntgouierv, Morks
100;-100<> Alubaiiia, Telephone Main 389
Klcinbert;' Thomas, lab .rer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Greenwich
, Kleiiiclaus Gustave, brewer, r. 1911 San Carlos Av
j Kleinclaus Thekla. widow, r. 2405 Howard
Kleine Amelia, widow, i-. 17 Ridlev, rear
Kleine Frederick H., machinist Sterling Furniture Co
r. 22 Lapidge
Kleineberg C, physician and surgeon, office and r. 1825
Geary
I Kleiner Rudolph, woodcarver, 572 Brannan, and bakerv
i 1733 Market
: Kleiner Herman, grainbroker, r. 2005 Pine
KLEINEirr \Hi. V.., furniture, carpets and 110-
holstery, 1512 Polk, r. 1724 Clay
Kleinger William, insurance, r. 2504* Sutter
Kleinhammer Christopher F., driver^ r. 48 Everett
Kleinhans Albert, clerk Edison Light and Power Co r
640 Fell ■' '
I Kleinhans John J. (John L. Koster & Co.) r. 640 Fell
Kleinhans Louis (Seppich & Kleinhans) r. 6 Monroe
Kleinbaupt Abraham, clothing, 10.) Sixth, r. 334 Cum-
berland
Kleinhaupt Morris, .salesman Abraham Kleinbaupt r
' 334 Cumberland
sKleinknecht, Annie, widow, r. 232J Langton
sKlenmann Simon, peddler, r. 307 Eddy
Kleis Herbert A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 625 O'Farrell
Kleis Ralston, clerk A. H. Aubin, r. 625 O'Farrell
Klei.s Sarah A., widow, r. 625 O'FaiTell
Kleiser George W., dentist, r. 116 Turk
Klejmaiin William, pauiter, r. 15 Treat Av
Klemick Alfred H., fireman, r. 9 Ritch
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207 POWELL STREET
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Klemm Hugo, barber, 3 Stockton, r. 8^ Lewis PI
Kleinin John A., liquors, 432^ Fifth, r. 6 D
Klemm Julius G., mnfr furniture, .il8 Fifth, r. 13 Pros-
per
Klenck Frederick J. , stairbuilder, r. 714 Fulton
Klenck Gotlfreid, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 429
Dolores
Klenck John F., school teacher, r. 3040 Sixteenth
Menck Kittle Miss (Misses Klenck) 141 Dore
Klenck May Miss (Misses Klenck) r. 141 Dore
Klenck Mi ses (Kitty and May) dressmakers, 141 Dore
Klenck Richard, sugar boiler, r. 141 Dore
Klenck Robert, kinetoscope expert Peter Baci"-alupi r
121 Taylor
B^" Klenck. See Klinck and Klink
Klenen Frederick, selling agent, 219 Front, r. Alameda
K enentza John, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Klenger Joseph, engineer Phoanix Iron Wks, r 210
Montgomery Av
Klenner Josejjh, butcher Mohr & Noonenman, r. Fifth
Av South near M
Klenz Frederick, woodcarver, r. 1507 Steiner
Klesow Frederick J., master schr Shasta, office 7 Clay
r. 226^ Ritch '
Klesow John F., master schr Pinole, office 7 Clay r n
Camp ' '
Kleupfer John H., clerk A. J. Wetzlar, r. Alameda
Klevesahl Emil, pafternmaker Risdon L and L Wks r
538 Twenty-first ' ' '
Klevesail Ernest, groceries and liquors, NE cor Powell
and Francisoo, r. 228 Francisco
Klevesahl Ernest W., laborer, r. 604 Second
Klevesahl Fred W., butcher, r. 604 Second
Klevesahl Henry C, clerk Humboldt Savings and Loan
Society, r. 604 Second
Klevesahl Julius, upholsterer, r. 604 Second
Klevesahl Minnie Miss, dyeing and cleaning, 415i Pow-
ell, r. 604 Second
Klewisch John O., salesman S. H. Tjder & Son r.
Oakland '
Kleymann William, musician, r. 15 Treat Av
Kleyn Helene, widow, r. 919 Jessie
Kleyn John, clerk Mrs. Lizzie Thorn, r. 919 Jessie
Klieber Frank, bartender, r. 728 Howard
Kliegel Lena Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. Oakland
Khem, Emil, compositor Cal. Demokrat Put). Co r 3
Knhler's PI '
KLIEIWE KOBEKT W. L., sergeant Battery C. 5th
Artillery U. S. A., r. Alcatraz Island
Klimni Frank J , plumber, r. 2711i Laguna
Khmm Peter A. , barber, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Klimi)t Emil, shoemaker, 2r2 Stevenson, r. 916 Jackson
Klinat William, waiter D 1 vis & Marston, r. 224 Fourth
Klinck Frederick, gardener, r. 2439 Greenwich
Klind Joseph, mnes and liquors, 533 Sacramento, r. 735
Broadway
Kliiidt Christian, salesman Golden Gate Compressed
Yeast Co., r.l211i Bush
Klindt Henry, collector, 1017 Mason
Klindt Henry Jr., conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1017
Mason
Klindt Louis, papercarrier, r. 1017 Mason
Klindt Morris C, butcher, r. 1211i Bush
Klindt Theresa Miss, saleslady Gulden Gate Comiiressed
Yeast Co., r. 1211i Bush
Klindt Wilhelm F. M., janitor, r. 922 Battery
Kline Abraham, merchant, r. 1419 Webster
Kline Adolph M., coal, office 618 Washington, r -'S^Oi
Bush "
Kline Bros. (George A. iuid Samuel) mnfrs agents 1''0
Sutter, room 73 o > -
Kline Charles, barber Mark Fleming, r. 943 Folsom
Khne David (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 1319 Octavia
Kline George A. (Kline Bros.) r. 1414 Post
KLIXE <J. W"., cashier The Crocker Woolworth
National Bank of San Francisco, 600 Market r
Berkeley, Cal.
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W. B. ChAPMA/M,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer cf Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco. 1894.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Kline Helena, widow, furnished rooms, 270 First
Kline Lee, harnessmaker, r. 438 T^venty-fourth
Kline Lena Miss, shirtmaker, r. 928 Fifteenth
Kline Louis & Co. (Mrs. Re^nna Kline, Max Gensberger
and David Kline) manufacturers and importers hats
and caps, 108-110 Bush , „ v
Kline LucienW., traveling salesman Woonsocket Kub-
ber Co., r. 1529 Geary
Kline Mark, traveling salesman Woonsocket Rubber Co.,
r. 1529 Gear>-
Kline Reaina Mrs. (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 1234 Gearj-
Kline Samuel (Kline Bros.) r. 1414 Post
Kline Thomas, bartender, r. &48 Howard
Kline Thomas H., stableman, r. 18 Everett
Kline Will H. (Clement, Cannon, Kline & Stnidley) attor-
ney at law, 11-14 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 781 Sutter
gS" Kline See Cline, Clyne, Klein and K'eyn
Kling Charles, driver C. Reuss & Bro., r. 2439 Cali-
fornia
Kling Freda, widow, varieties, 718A Franklin
Kling Fredenck, baker, r. 2760 Mission
Kling Fritz, soda water maker Breig & Schafer, r. 932
twentieth
Kling Gottlob, cabinet maker H. Eiiler & Co., r. dSj
Franklin
Kling Jacob, painter, r. I65 Washington Av
Kling John, seaman, r. 7 Boston PI
Kling Phillip J., confectioner William Westeneld, r. n30
Hickory Av
Kling Rosa, domestic 1518 Webster
Khng William, tailor H. Summerfield A: Co., r. 22I5 Ful-
ton
KLING EL JuHNjSrocerlesaiid lianors
«>;« Larkln. r. :o7 Ellis
** Klin-eiiber^-er. Sec rlingenberger
Kliugeufuss Frank, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 128 Tenth
Klin.;enstein Frederick (Lyon & Klingenstein)r. 3130ak
Klinger August Mrs., r. 15 Webster
Klinger Charles, cigannaker, r. 612 Fulton
Klinger George, clerk WilUam Cline, r. 15 Webster
Klinger William, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. 613
Taylor
Klino-er WiUiam, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 15 Webster
liLI%'CLER FKEDEBICK, wines and liquors, 207
Second, r. 53i Clementina
Klinj;niann Adam, carpenter, r. 1111 Pacific
Klingmann Ernest, clerk Emii Frit^ch. r. 210 Powell
Klingmann Kate Mrs., r. llllj Pacific
Klingmann Louis, carpenter, r. llllj Pacific
Klink Frederick, baker. Mission nr Twenty -fourth
KLI!«K eEORGE T., chief clerk Secretarj- and Con-
troller S. P. Co., r. 2015 Sacramento
Klink Jane S. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 2231 Sutter
Klink Nathaniel B. Rev., r. 2231 Sutter
Klink William M., bookkeeper Shreve & Co., r. 2231
Sutter
t^ Klink. See Klenck and Klir.ck
Klinker Charles J., 1st officer stnir Jewell, r. 812a Filbert
Klinker John, laborer, r. 16 Johnston Av
KLI\K\EK f. A. A- fO. (estate of Charies A.
klinkner& Co.) red rubber stamp manufacturers,
320 Sansome
Klinkner Charles A., estate of (C. A. Klinkner & Co.)
320 Sansome
Klinkner Charles A., salesman C. A. Klinkner & Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Klinkradt John, laborer, r. 16 Johnston Av
Klint Freda, domestic 119 Mason
Klint Karin Miss, miawife, r. 912 Howard
KLINTWORTM DIEDRICH. editor Abend Post,
535 California, r. 1117 Shotwell
Klippel E. C. Miss, stenographer, r. 1715 Polk
Klipi-el William, jeweler. 3127 Mission
Klipstein Robert E. F., driver Farnsworth & CoUms, r.
427 Third
Klipstein William E. E., teamster, r. 427 Th rd
Klitgaard C. F., master schr Eva, office 6 California
Klitsch John, barber, r. 463 Jessie
Klitzing Max. traveling salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune,
r. 32ri Eddy
Kljunak Martin X.. bartender, r. 3206 California
Klock Frank, salesman, r. 1521| Market
Klock George, r. 103 Twenty-fourth
Klocke Henry, cigars and tobacco, 737 Market, r. 2'.>
Grant Av
Klodt Paul H., jeweler O. Khmipp, r. 709 Folsom
Kloehn Henr\-, tailor, 610 Xapa
Kloepiier Bernard H., tailor, 35 Third, r. 963 Howard
KLOG THGIVIAS) liardMoudBrmsand
fret M oi-k tor arches, doors and windows,
parnnet floors and artistic wood carving.
aS'i Ellis, r. .50: l-i Hyde
Kloos Charles J., butcher, r. 629 Fulton
Kloos Frank, painter, r. 629 Fulton
Kloos Frank C, projiertj-man, r. 597 Linden Av
Kloos Susan, widow, r. 629 Fulton
Kloos William, teamster, r. 513 Linden Av
Klojienstine Harrv C, bookkeeper Cimningham, Curti»
& Welch, r. 781 Sutter
Klopenstine Joseph, r. 781 Sutter
Klopfer John, cooper, r. 425 Broderick
Kloplin Bernard, seaman, r. 2 Silver Star PI
Kloijlin Henrietta, widow, r. 2 Silver Star PI
Klopp Emile, glassblower, r. 627 Third
Kloppenberg Charies D., reporter Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. 110 Liberty ^ „
Kloppenberg E. J., plater J. W. Burtchaell, r. .>
Douglass .
Kloppenburg Charles J. F., assistant bookkeeper Christy
& Wise, r. 507 Leavenworth
Kloppenburg Dora, widow, r. 313 Franklin
Klopi)enburg John F., broker, r. 507 Leavenworth
Klopijenburg Otto, insurance agent, r. 224 Grove
Kloppenburg VicUir W. , ensineer, r. 1606 Howard
Klojiper August, plumber Henry Klopper, r. 723 Green
Kloi.i>er Edward, shoefitter, r. 3 Adeline PI
Klni.iier Frederick, leather findings, 116 Ellis, r. 1;%
William
KLOPPER HENRY,
sanitary ploHiber
and gasfittcr and sewer bailder. 1113
« lay. r. rVA tireen
Klopstuck C. .y Co. (Curtis Klopstock)mnlrs cigars aiKl
importers leaf tobacco, 218 Sacramento
Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Frederick, salesman I. L. Solomon & Co., i.
714 Hajes
Klopstock Isaac, bookkeeper, r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Samuel (L L. Solomon & Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klos George, bartender, r. 619 Minna
Klos WUUam, liquors, NW cor Eighth and Mission, r.
619 Minna
Klose George, master mariner, r. 22 Sacramento
Klose Philip, capitalist, r. 2219 Mason
Klose Wieland, machinist WUliam H. Bu-ch & Co. , r. 14
Glover
g^ Klose. See Close
Kloss F., carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. 1709 Market
Kloss John, cabinetmaker, r. 1709 Market
Kloth Frederick, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry.. r.
460 Chenery
Klotz Frank, musician, r. 39 Fourteenth
Klotz Frederick, teamster, r. 526 Filbert
Kl.,tz Fritz W., liquors. $5 Ninth, r. U Bruce PI
Klutz John, butcher, r. 937 Eleventh Av South
Klotz Jacob, salesman Michalit^chke Bros. & Co., r. 11 '
Broadwav
Klotz Joseph A, carpenter, r. 11471 Mission
Klotz Leon, traveling salesman Roth ^c Co.
Klotz Leopold, wood and coal, 1626 Stockton
Klotz Louis, musician, r. 907 Steiner
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, RoomJC
MAS K. SHORTEIDGE
s«if|CRiBE sftfi FRflNGISGO GALL
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7. Flood Building, S. F.
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Klotz Minnie, domestic 1718 Bush
Klotz William, butcher John Scully, r. 510 Ellis
Kluber Joseph, carpenter, 922 Montgomery, r. 6 Moiit-
s^'omery Court
Kluck William, waiter, r. 64 Tehama
Klue^el Edward A., cashier Christy & Wise, r. Oali-
land
Kleunter John, cabinetmaker, r. 1807 Haight
Khiet^ch Frank G., expressman, SE cor Larkiii and
Geary, r. 510 Seventeenth
Kluetsch Frank J., exi)re sman, r. 510 Seventeenth
Kluetsch Jacob H., driver, r. 510 Seventeenth
Kluftinger George, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2554a
Greenwich
Kluge Annie, domestic 1306 Jones
Kluge August, tailor, r. 94 Dale PI
Kluge Clara, widow, r. 1903 Devisadero
Kluge George F., molder Vincent Kingwell, r. 514 How-
ard
Kluge Tillie, domestic 1816 Sacramento
Klugge F. R., r. Royal House
Kluh Joseph, laborer, r. 1418J Pacific
Kluinpke John G., merchant, r. 1000 Chestnut
Klumpke John W., electrician, 1326 Polk
Klunipp Arthur, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Oakland
KlumppEmile C, manager S. F. Diamond House, 102
Kearny, r. Fruitvale
Klumpp Herman J., engraver, r. 1207 Market
Klumpp Martin, porter Haas Bros., r. 22 Stockton PI
Klumpp Otto, mnfg jeweler, 3 Hardie PI, r. 1820 Ellis
Klumpp Rheinhold, carrier Chronicle, r. Park Hotel
Klumpp Rudolph, clerk, r. 1405 Scott
Klunder John, groceries and liquors, 101-103 Jackson,
r. 216 Fair Oaks
Klunde ■ John Jr. , clerk John Klunder, r. 216 Fair Oaks
Klung Alphonse J„ clerk Dempster & Son, r. 229 Elev-
enth
Klung Henry, lithographer Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r. 229 Eleventh
Klung Henry G., architect Shea & Shea, r. 229 Eleventh
Klung Otto F,, bridge engineer R. Hunt, r. 229 Elev-
enth
Klusmenn Charles, seaman schr Modoc
Klute Adolph, liquors, NE cor Fifth and Brvant, r. 676
Bryant
Klutha.ss John W., bookkeeper, r. 1232 Mission
Klutz Frank, clerk Julius H. Medau, r. 428 Clementina
Kluver Henry, teamster Mortoii Draying and Warehouse
Co. , r. 516 Jessie
Knabe Louis, waiter stmr Mariposa
Knabe Peter, carpe iter. r. 3030 Sixteenth
Knack Charles J., bartender Philadelphia House
Knack George, manager Philadelphia House, 421-423
Bush
Knack John Mrs., proprietor Philadelphia House, 421-
423 Bu>h
Knack Philip A. , bartender Philadelphia House
Kuacke Frank F., master mariner, r. 1707 Dupont
Knaego JamesG. (Raddich & Knaego) r. 1027 Clay
Knafsey Mary A., widow, r. 2625 Howard
Knapik Peter P., mnfr picture frames, 425 Fourth, r. 24
Julian Av
KNAPP €HAKLE!!» E. (Geo. R. Adams & Co.) and
president Fruit Vale Improvement Co., 20 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor, r. San Mato
Knapp Charles H. bookkeeper C. F. Weber & Co. , r. 3
Ewer PI
Kna]>i) David, stableman, r. 529 Turk
Knapp Dexter W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
KnappHarryS., clerk California Paint Co., r. 551 Park
Av
Knapp Edwin G., attorney at law and secretary Knanp
and Laws Co., 35 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. Oakland
Knapp Henry, carpenter Palmer & Rev, r. Oakland
Knapp Hiram G., painter, r. 3 Hartford
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Shirts to
Many Novelties in Imported Wear.
Order a Specialty.
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Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Knapp Jesse C, painter, r. 112U Folsom
Knapp Julia, widow, r. 1230 Alabama
Knapp Levinia S., domestic 510a Jones
Knapp M. A., mining engineer, 35 Mills Bldg, 6th floor,
r. Oakland
Knapp Mary A. , widow, r. 808 Valencia
Knapp May W. Miss, furnished rooms, 912 Pine
Knapp Olcott, painter, r. 1121| Folsom
Knapp Peter, waiter, r. 8 Hunt
Knapp Philip C, clerk Savings and Loan Societv, r. 1896
Broadway
Knapi) Wilbur F., salesman Overman Wheel Co., r. 330
McAllister
Knapp William B., druggit The Owl Drug Co., r. 819
Bush
Knapp & Laws Co. (Hawthorne, Nev.) Edwin G. Knap])
secretary, 35 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Knappe Gertrude, widow, r. 4 Kramer PI
Knapper Charles, painter John C. Derbaum
Knarl Peter, cook, r. 519 Filbert
Knarston John H., book and job printer, 529 Washington
r. 2206 Jones
Knauer Joseph, barber, 32 Third, r. 736 Green
Knauper August, r. cor Fifteenth and San Bruno Boad
Knaujjer Luis, clerk Charles Menu & Co., r. 1084 How-
ard
Knaus Caroline, widow, r. 727 Laguna
Knaus George, butcher Louis Junker, r. 727 Laguna
Knead Christian, baker H. C. Bechmann, r. 2616 Market
Kneass Edward D., saleMiian, r. 651 Capp
KNEASS GEORGE W., »o..
builder, ;i8 Third, ielepiione South 719
<4 bells) p. 18 >Valter
Kneass Kate, widow, r. 21 Caroline
Knecke Charles, fireman Golden West Hotel, r. 32 Dore
KKEEDLEK WILLIAM L., Captain and Attending
Surgeon U. S. A., Phelan Bldg, 4th floor, r. Fort
Mason
Kneeland Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 133 Octavia
Kneff J , laborer, r. 553 Fifth
Kneib George W., stenographer Baker & Hamilton
Knell Frederick G.. teacher violin, r. 1114 Larkin
Knell Harry, bartender, r. 7011 Van Ness Av
Knell Henry, laborer, r. 100| Second
Knell Jacob, janitor Tutonia Hall, r. 1325 Howard
Knell John, teacher music, r. 1114 Larkin
Knell Louis C, clerk, r. 1114 Larkin
Knelling Andrew, laborer, r. 415 Ivy Av
Knepper Richard, porter, r. 211 Geary
Knerr Claire F., clerk, r. 114 Valencia
Knerr Fred W. (S. G. Knerr & Son) r. 114 Valencia
Knerr >amuel G. (S. G. Knerr & Son) r. 114 Valencia
KNEKR S. «. •& SOM (Samuel G. and Fred W.) mer-
chant tailors, 40 Murphy Bldg
Knibb Henry, clerk Langlev & Michaels Co., r. 1008
Bush
Knibbe Henrj- W., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 403
Union
Knibbs Javan De Mott, painter, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
Knick Benjamin, ropemakerTubbs Cordage Co., r. E s
Seventh Av South nrN
Knick J., electrician, r. 500 Stockton
Knick James L., r. 523 Laguna
Knickerbocker Calvin E., hav, grain, wood and coal, 522
Howard, r. 1810 Page
K.\I€KEKBOCKEK THE, M. Hermann proprietor,
17 Stockton
Knickerbocker VVilliam W., salesman Crane Co., r. Oak-
land
Knickermann August C, shoemaker, 1521 Mason
Knickmeyer William, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Knie Amelia Mrs., r. 513 Lombard
Knief Annie, widow, r. 1336 Alabama
Knief Frederick, cellannan, r. 560 Minna
K.^IEF UEOKfiE E., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Keaniv and Vallejo
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Knief Henry, r. SV2 Hampshire
Knief Henry, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r. 1615
Jones
Knief John H., signalman Market St. Ry, r. 1114 Steiner
Knief Rudolph H., cooper Kohler & Frohling, r. 50G
Second
Knief William, waiter, r. 1615 Jones
Knierr Albert, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. 1327
Sixth Av South
Kniese George, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. Man-
chester nr Precita Av
Knight Alansen D. (Knight & Olsen) r. Sacramento
Knight Albert, engineer, r. 434 Brannan
Knight Allen, exchange clerk Sather Banking Co., r. 1709
Baker
Knisrht Anita Mrs. , saleslady Peixotto & Silverman, r.
1402 Hyde
Knight Benjamin A., office 308 Market, room 4, r. Oak-
land
Knight Bernard, seaman stmr Eureka, r. 9 Natoma
Knight Cameron, r. Old Peoples' Home
Knight Carlton, general agent Continental Building and
Loan Association, 222 Sansome, 1st floor, r. 429 Lar-
kin
Knight Charles E. , bool( keeper Crocker- Woolworth Na-
tional Bank, r. 2209 Bnchanan
Knight Charles P. , r. E s Lombard nr Fillmore
Knight Edmund H. (Knight .*c Pottinger) r. 2221 Green-
wich
Knight Edward A., botferBliven & Lewis, r. 222C'olling-
wood
Knight Ether T., laborer, r. 8 Albion Ax-
Knight Eva L. Miss, clerk Charles A. Bailey, r. 382 San
Jose Av
Knight Francis M. , traveling salesman, r. 256 Tehama
Knight Frederick W., salesman Dunham, Cari-igan &
Hayden Co. , r. Oakland
Knight George, r. .3001 Turk
KNi«IIT«EOR«E A. (Knight & Heggerty) r. 2209
Buchanan
Kni-ht George E., dairjinan, 816 Elizabeth
Knight George H., photographer, 721 Sutter
Knight George T. , compositor Eastman & Kimball, r. 8
Albion Av
Knight Henrietta, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 8 Albion
Av
Knight Henrj', carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Knight Hiller J., manager C. A. Hooper & Go's yard,
r. Ocean House Road nr Industrial School
Knight Hiram D., chief engineer U. S. Mint, r. 7 Mont-
gomerj' Av
Knight Ida, widow, r. 1605 Howard
Knight James, machinist Oriental Gas Engine Wks, r.
Alameda
Knight Jane E., widow, r. 220 Turk
Knight Jerome B. Rev., editor, r. 640 Clay
Knight John, anatomist Toland Medical College, r. 1913
Stockton
Knight John M., clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Knight John R., porter Travers & Meyers, r. 137 Third
Knight Joseph A., boilermaker, 512 Fourth
Knight Lincoln, upholsterer Cal. Furniture M fg Co.
Knight Lucian \V., clerk Belden h Cofran, r. Sausalito
Knight Louis F., carpetlayer, r. 382 San Jose Av
Knight Madie Miss, milliner, r. 1923 Mission
Knight Mary, widow, r. 1532J Eddy, rear
Kni'.'ht Orman H., policeman, r. 1812 Union
Knight Patrick, seaman stmr Eureka
Knight Robert, clerk, r. 26 McAllister
KXICiHT !^.4.m'EL, assistant United States Attor-
ney, 61 U. S. Appraisers Bldg, 3d floor, r. Universit\-
Club
Knight Thomas C, clerk, r. 476 Jessie
Knight Thomas G., capitalist, r. 154 Golden Gate Av
Knight Thomas G. Jr., collector Easton, Eldridge & Co.,
r. 154 Golden Gate Av
Knight Thomas L., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 126
Ellis
Knight Van, teimster J. G. Johnson & Son, r. SE cor
First Av and Kentucky
Knight W. Mrs, widow, r. 1920 Leavenworth
Knight William, barber, 1920i Hi>ward
Knight William, painter, r. 40^ (^uinn
Knight William A., bartender, r. 626 California
Knight Wilham H., salesman, r. 1533 Polk
Knight William L., traveling passenger agent S. P. Co.,
r. West Oakland
Knight Winter M., sketch artist, r. 916.^ Oak
KNICiHT A HECiUERTV (George A. Knight and
Charles J. Heggerty) attorneys at law, 74-80 and 98-
101 Chronicle Bldgi Telephone Main 856
KXI4;HT a- OLiSE^ (Alansen D. Knight and Frank
A. Olsen) proprietors Drucker's Express and Trans-
fer Co., 21 Market
K\I<;HT a- I'OTTIXGER (Edmund H. Knight and
Thomas T. Pottinger) proprietors American Steam
Laundry, 2120 Lombard, Telephone West 42
Knighton Robert A., r. Cosmos Club
Knighton Robert Jr., agents The Plume & Atwood Mnfg
Co. , Mills Bldg, r. Cosmos Club
Knights Albert, foreman W. R. Knights Co., r. 1816
Stevenson
KIVIOHTS .4\» LADIE»^ OF HO^OK, S. B.
Carleton arraiid secretary, 20 Ellis
Knitflits Charles, engineer" Catton, Bell & Co., r. 1816
Lag una
Knights Frank A. driver Market St. Ry, r. 1552 Ken-
tucky
Knights Joseph V. (Knights & Jones) r. Hotel Fair-
moiuit
KXKiHTiS or HONOR, C. H. M. Currv Grand
Reporter, 47 St. Ann's Bldg
K\l(itl r OF PYTHIAS, 16-17 St. Ann's Bldg, Tele-
phone South 460
KXIGHT.S OF PVTHIA>« Bl REAIf OF RE*
LIEF, W. T. Lansfield secretarv, 909 Market
K.MC;HT!» of PVTHIAS (EUETERV, North of
P. lint Lobos Av nr Thirtv-third Av
KKKiHTS OF PVTHIAS CE.METERV .4SSOCI-
Al lOy, F- ed A. Jlccredy secretarv, 6 Eddv
KMGHTS OF PVTHIAsi EXDOW.ME\T KA\K,
Section 70, John Huber secretarv, 909 Market
KX1VHT!!» OF PYTHIAS E.\DOM'9IE>'T RAIMK,
Section 1514, Aaron Wasch secretary, 1514 McAl-,
lister
K.\I«iHTS OF PYTHIAS E\DO^Y.ME\T RAKKJ
Section 2105, Herrmann Schaffner secretary, 16-lf
St. Ann's Bldg
K.MCaiTS OF PYTHIiS HALL ASSOCIATIOV;
Henr\ \\\-leer secretarv. '.ton Market
K.VK.HIS OF PVTIIIAS LIBRARY, 909 Market
K.\I4;HT.S Oi PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TION, Daniel Allison librarian, 909 Market
Knights of the Red Branch Hall, 220 Mason
K\i«;HTS ^riLLIAM D., secretary W. R. Kiiightl
Co.. r. Sacramento, Cal.
KXICiHTS WILLIA.n R., president W. R. Knight
Co., r. 210 Frederick
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Klieepskins. tallow, etc., ««0.«0« Front
Telephone .Main :i2iiii, and Sacramento,
Cat.
KM<riHTS »!• .I<»>'ES (Joseph V. Knights, Henry V.
and Leon E. Jones) proprietor Hotel Fairmount,
junction Market, Fell and Polk
KMLL ALBERT, physician, 5 4 Kearny cor Cali-
fornia
Knill L. Mrs., r. 721 Green
1116 MonarcH BicoclG
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Knipe Benjamin F., clerk Arctic Oil Wks, r. S ,s Twenty-
fourth nr Vermont
Knipe Frederick A., superintendent bone dept Arctic
Oil Wks, r. S s Twenty-fourth nr Vermont
Knipe Frederick F., r. 14l8 Valiejo
Knipe Frederick T., plumber William S. Snook & Son, r.
"729 Treat Av
Knipe Theresa C, widow, r. 1418 Valiejo
KXirPEKKKKV EK.\E!ST R., i)roprietor Younj;
American Saloon, c>E cor Steuart and Howard, r-
542 Folsom
Knipper Albert F. , crockery and glassware, 1417 Stock-
ton, r. 3 Cards PI
Knobel Henrv, secretary Pac. Coast Co-operative Cijjar
Mnfa: Co.', 324 Battery, r. 432^ Hayes
Knoblau John P., laborer, r. 172 Silver
Knoblau Reno P., r. 172 Silver
Knoblauch Arthur B., blacksmith, r. 346 McAllister
Knobloch Charles, laborer, r. 132b Fourteenth
Knobloch Charles J., cigars and tobacco, 108 Solano
Knobloch Christian, junk, r. Silver Av nr King
Knobloch Christian, liquors. First Av nr Kentucky
Knobloch Frank, wood, coal, hay and grain, lOoO Ken-
tucky
Knobloch Jacob (Knobloch V Smith) r. 6171 Greenwich
Knobloch & Smith (Jacob Knobloch and Charles Smith)
liquors, S19 Kearny
Knobloch Otto, teamster, r. NE cor Pennsylvania Av
and Nevada
Knoch Emile F., laundryman, r. 233 Seventeenth
Knoche Ditrich, cellannan National Brewing Co., r. 716
Grove
Knoche Henn' {Shattuck & Knoche) r. 448 Bryant
Knocker ChaVles B., real estate, 17 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. Lakeview
Knoderer Theodore C, cle;k Palatine Ins. Co., r. 1217
Clay
Knoechel Charles, barber, r. 1524 Powell ,
Knoedler Alexander, washer John WIeland Brewery, r.
367 Clementina
Knoeger Frederick E., bookkeeiier The Thomas Paris-
ian Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 950 Harrison
Knoff Loiiis, seaman, r. 1140 ShiHwell
Knoff William F., tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 628
Jersey
Knoflach Mrs., r. 1715 Polk
Knoke Charles (Knooke & Rosenthal) r. 3004 Mission
Knoke Henry, shoemaker, 153 Seventh
Knoke John, liquors, r. 153a Dure
Knoke Josie Miss, dressmaker, 153 Seventh
Knoke & Rosenthal (Charles Knoke and Henry Rosen-
thal) butchers, 3002 Jlission
Knole House The, Mr*. Michael J. Joseph proprietor,
700 Jones
Knoles Fred T. (Kennedy & Co.) r. 317 Fulton
Knoll G., capitalist, r. 933 Kearny
KNOLL HAKRV W., with L. P. Fisher, r. 1012
Union
Knoll Marv, widow, r. Howard Court
Knoll Mary S., widow, r. 813 Shotwell
Knoll Nicholas A., foreman Indianapolis Furniture Co.
Kn oil Pauline Miss, cashier Marc Crapuchette, r. 232
Ninth
1&- Knoll. See Noll
Knoop Henry, clerk Schloh & Kortjohn, r. 122 Turk
Knop Carl, janitor, 423 Washington
Knop Elfert (Hildebrandt & Knop) r. 932 Montgomery
Knop Franklin A. , engineer, r. 501 Mason
Knopf Camille, butcher, r. 11 Scott PI
Knopf George, laborer, r. 2300 Leavenworth
Knopf William, builder, r. 1015 Filbert
Knopfmacher August, diamond setter, 120 Keaniy,
room 28a, r. I3I8 Steirier
Knoph Al H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1812
San Carlcjs Av
Knoph Marion E., vice-president Charles M. Plum tiCo.,
1301-1307 xMarket, cur Ninth
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Knorp A. F., steward C. and C. Hospital, r. 1027 Ellis
Knorp Albert, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
2107^ Pine
Knorp Edward L., bricklayer, r. 1027 Ellis
Knorp Francis F., physician and surgeon, otfice and r.
1027 Ellis
Knorp George H., machinist Market St. Ry., r. 1027
Ellis
Knorp Thomas A., teamster, r. 737 Howard
Knorp WilUam T., deputy Assessor, r. 1027 Ellis
Knorr Barbara, widow, r. 1507 Devisadero
Knorr Frederick H., traveling auditor Union Ice Co., )•.
Los Ang-eles
Knorr Gustavus, butcher H. Kroeger, r. 919 Illinois
KnoiTe Emil, laborer, r. Willard nr Golden Gate Av
Knott Charles, machinist, r. 1144 Howard
Knott John H., clerk, r. 511 O'Farrell
Knott Louis A., locksmith, 641 Post
Knott William E., meter reader Spring Valley W. W., r.
1428 Broadway
Knottner Florian, liquors, 505 Mission, r. 317 Clemen-
tina
Knower Fred W. , ship's clerk, r. 802 Filbert
Knower F. W. Jlrs. (Cashel & Knower) r. 802 Filbert
Knower John G., watchman Bank of British North
America, r. 1224 Washington
K.\OWL.*XD JOSEPH, pretident Gardiner Mill Co.
(Gardiner, Or.) 22 California, room 18, r. Alameda
Knowland Joseph R., with Gardiner Mill Co., r. Ala-
meda
^" Knowland. See Nolan and Nolen
Knowles Albert, plasterer, r. 330 Tehama
Knowles Arthur (Spreckels & Knowles) r. Ill Tui k
Knowles Charles L., cook Pennsvlvan a Hotel
Knowles Dudley R., clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 12 Moss
Knowles Edward L., clerk, r. 228 Shotwell
Knowles Elizabeth A. , widow, r. 808 Twenty -fourth
Knowles Frank, plasterer, r. 330 Tehama
linowles Fred F., tinsmith, r. 228 Shotwell
Knowles Frederick E., president Raymond Granite Co.,
r. OaMsnd
KXOWLES GKOKr.E B., real estate, r. 1126Val)eji>
Knowles George S. , motorman S. F. and Sjh Mateo Ky. ,
r. 1521 Dolores
Knowles Harry A., painter, r. 808 Twenty-fourth
Knowles Harry K. , cashier Pacific Steam Whaling Co. , r.
Oakland
Knowles Harrv W., machinist S. P. Co., r. ^28 Shotw.Il
Knowles Henry G., carcenler, r. 228 Shotwell
Knowles Jesse B., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Haydon
Co. , r. Oakland
Knowles John, cigars and tobacco, 1320.J Howard
Knowles John R., bartender William Ensbury, r. Ster-
ling House
Knowles Joseph E. carjienter, r. 333 Bartlett
KXOWLES JOSIAII >'., shii)ping and eommissiun
merchant, 30 California, r. Oakland
Knowles J. S., foreman Wri-ht i\; oNcn, r. Oakland
KXOWLES SAMUEL E., dentist, 139 Post, r. Ala-
meda
Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law, r. 542 Jessie
Knowles Sarah, widow, r. 563 Mission
Knowles Thimis J., agent Atlantic Fish Co., 226 I':-o>t.
r. 711 Fillmore
Knowles Ver Mrs., dressmaker, r. 333 Bartlett
Knowles William, contractor and builder, office 16 I'oit,
r. Alameda
KXOWLES WILLIAM .4., dentist, 118 Grant A v. r.
1419 Versailles, Alameda
Knowles William A., office 328 Montgomery, room 13, r.
Oakland
Knowlton Charles T.. woodcarver, r. NW cor Fcmlh
and Hubbell
Knowlton Ebenezer, vice-principal Lincoln Grnihiar
School, r. 87(i Shotwell
Knowlton Harry (Knowlton & Hade) r. 826a Harris' m
Knowlton Harry, cr.ok, r. 4i Golden Court
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Ivnowlton James J., president Sunset Mnfg Co., 149.0
£ Mission, r. 1925 Stevenson
jS , Kiiowlton John S., dental laboratorj", 345 Plielan Bldjr,
iiHD r. 505 Mason
^(fl Ci ICuowlton Josepti Jr., asst manager Hotel St. Nicholas
3 O © IvnowltoB Katherine C. Miss, teacher kindergarten La-
i ^ Jo dies Protection and Relief Society, r. 819 Guerrero
' o Knowlton Robert B., clerk McAvoy & Gallagher, r 20
&H ID Fifth
Knowlton Thomas J., conductor Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. 1313 Union
Knowlton William G., clerk William H. C. Fowler, r. 800
Kearny
Knowlton & Hade (Harry Knowlton and Richard Hade)
horseshoers. 606 Sixth
Knownburg Charles H. (Knowiiburg k Coffey) r. 447
Ninth
Knownburg & Coffey (Charles H. Knowniburg and John
J. Coffey) horseshoers, 1212 Bryant
KNOX A.VUKEM' B. (Robinson & Knox) r. 1127
Guerrero
Knox Annie, widow, r. 2401 Howard
Kjiox Arthur J., r. 250 Sutter
Knox Charles E., metal mixer, r. 2909 Sacramento
Knox Charles H., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
513 StoekU.n
KNOX COLLEt'TIOX AtiEXCl', William C. Knox
proprietor, 110 Sutter
Knox Ellen, widow, dressmaker, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Knox Emma C. , widow, r. 203 Turk
KnoK George, receiving teller U. S. Sub Treasurj', r. 828
Powell
Knox George J., newspaper accountant Post Office, r. 526
Guerrerii
KNOX GEORGE T., >otary Public
auu CoiMiuissioner of Ueeds, 444 Califor-
nia, r. 't'4(i Cinerrcru, Telepiione .Main
1578
Kiiox Hirury L., tivilor, r. 544J Natoma
Kniix John, millwright, r. 547 Mission
Knox Joht. K. Mrs., r. 12a Shotwell
Knox John M., jjhoto-engraver, r. 1031 Valencia
Knox Richard S. , minmg, r. 620 Folsom
Knox Robert (Knox & Cook) r. Oakland
Knox Robert, traveling salesman J. A. Moreland, 36
New Montgomery
luiox Sarah J., widow, r. 21 Eleventh
KNOX THO.U.4S B., attorney at law, 16 Mills Bldg,
8th floor, Telephone Main 544. r. 3130 Washington
Knox William, en^^ineer stnir San Bias, r. 20 South
I'ark
K.\«»X TVILLIAM C, proprietor Knox Collection
Agency, 110 Sutter, r. Alameda
Knox William M., .salesman, r. 21 Eleventh
Knox cS: Cook (Robert Knox and John G. Cook) con-
tract >rs and builders, office 16 Post
KNIIBEL JOH.\, gi-oceries and liquors, SE cor San-
chez and Sixteenth, r. 3443 Sixteenth
Knud.sen Andrew C, cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, r.
757 Howard
Knudsen Charles, seaman, r. 343 Beale
i\nu(l.-.i;n Christian, laborer, r. 427 Ridley
KiuiiNen Christian, master mariner, r. 206 Steuart
KM USEN C. 8f., vice-president and treasurer The
.1 .hn T. Cutting Co., 122 Davis, r. 408 .Sanchez
Kiiudseii Cornelius P., ironworker Pac. Rolling .Mills, r.
New Continental Hotel
IvnuJsen Cyrus N., r. 408 Sanchez
Knn Iseu Inglebright, seaman, r. 4 Sacramento
Knudsen J., waiter Tivoli Cafe
Knudsen Jacob, caterer, r. IISJ Langton
Knudsen Julius (Brandt, Buker & Knudsen) r. 1115 Ne-
l)raska
Knudsen Knut, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Knudsen Liuritz, proprietor Viking Brewing Co., 108
Alabam , office 805 Gear>-, r. 108 Alabama
Knudsen Louis, master schr Ruby A. Couzins, r. Eureka
Knudsen Lj-man, brewer Viking Brewing Co., r. 108
Alabama
Knudsen Nordian, millhand, r. 118 J Langton
Knudsen Oscar, seaman, r. 229 East
Knudsen Peter, seaman, r. 166 Clara
Knudsen Thorwald, bartender, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Knudson Charles T., liquors, 127 Berry
Knudson Frank, peddler, r. lOOJ Second
Knudson Frederick M., butler, 313 Broderick
Knudson John B., bakerj", 230 Borland
Knudson Louis, millhand, r. 14 Lily Av
Knupfel R., musician, 1118 Sutter
Knuijfer Elizabeth, widow, r. 506 Franklin
Knuffer John G., trunkmaker, r. 506 Franklin
KXI'R E. A E. (Edward and Emily) proprietors The
Normandie, 326 Eddy
Knur Edward (E. & E. Knur) r. 326 Eddy
Knur Emily Mrs. (E. & E. Knur) r. 326 Eddy
Knur Emma Miss, ';ashier Nathan, Dolirmann & Co., r.
326 Eddy
Knur Hermine, clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Knur Joseph, barber, r. 736 Green
Knurk John, cariienter, r. 28i Chesley
Knus Allan, drajman, r. 1118 Twelfth Av South
Knus Charles, laborer, r. 1118 Twelfth Av South
Knust Uenrj-, bookkeeper National Brewing Co., r. 1140
Grove
KNliST HENRY, groceries, SW cor Fourth and Fol-
som, r. 302 Fourth
Knutsen Dora, domestic 224 San Jose Av
Knutsen Frithjof, rigger, r. 161 Second
Knutsen Louis, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
623 Minna
Knutsen Peter, fireman, r. 207| Fourteenth
Knutson George, shoemaker, 1006^ Valencia
Knutson Theodore, porter, r. 7 Alemany Av
Knutte Christian, liquors, 450 California, r. 230 Vicks-
burg
Knutte John, r. 511 O'Farrell
Knutte Robert, carpenter, r. 230 Vicksburg
Kobayashi Oscar, salesman, r. 40 Natoma
Kobbert Henrj', sausagemaker, r. 1635 Hyde
Kober August, laborer, r. 251 Third
Kober Conrad, cellarman, r. 2218 Filbert
Kober Edward A., solicitor New York Life Ins. Co., r.
Alameda
Kober Jacob, champagne maker, r. 664 Minna
Kober Max, teacher music, r. 1215^ Folsom
Kobicke Christian, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Christian H., carrier Report, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Sophie B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 334 Guerrero
Koblath Alfons, baker, r. 625 Clay
Koch Adam, plumber, 931 Twenty-fourth
Koch Apolonia, widow, r. 22 Fell
Koch Anton R. (Koch Bros.) r. 25 Erie
Koch August, cooper, r. 1213 Kearny
Koch August E., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
1262b Eighteenth
Koch Barbara, domestic 929 Sutter
Koch Brothers (Martin and Anton R.) barbers, 648 Com-
mercial
Koch Catherine, widow, cloakmaker, r. 239 Minna
Koch Charles, bakery, SW cor Mason and Chestnut
Koch Charles, barber, 862 Mission, r. 417i Tehama
Koch Charles, plumber, r. 499 Fourth
Koch Charlotte Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1605 Folsom
Koch Christian, billiard table maker, r. 945 J Folsom
Koch Claus. liquors, 2816 Greenwich
Koch Daniel F., clerk Herman Wassmann, r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Koch E.,r; 143 Clara
Koch Edwin, clerk Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner, r. East
Oakland
Koch Emil, packer Louis Saroni & Co., r. 239 Minna
Koch Emma Miss, cloakmaker, r. 239 Minna
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Koch Erick, cook, r. -22 Sacramento
Koch Ernst, cellarnian, r. 22 Verona
Koch Frank, barber, 542 California, r. 1631 Dui)ont
Koch Krank, cook Golden West Hotel
Koch Frank A., glove cutter, r. 38 Moss
Koch Frederick, driver, r. 437 Castro
Koch Frederick (Koch & Grimes) r. 1077 Howard
Koch Frederick, liquors, NE cor Howard and Twent.v-
third, r. 811 Capp
KOt'H FREDERICK H., groceries and insurance
agent, NE cor Valleio and Polk
Koch Freda Miss, r. 76 Clijiper
Koch George, cutter Pac. Folding Paper Box Factory
Koch George, porter, r. 33 Boardman PI
Koch George, shoemaker, 604 Mission
Koch George A., mining engineer, 405 Montgomei-j-,
room 5, r. 317 Bush
Koch George T., printer, r. 38 Moss
Koch George W., r. 850 Grove
Koch George W. Jr., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 850 Grove
Koch Hannah, domestic NE cor Twenty-first and How-
ard
Koch Hans H., liquors, 625 Mission, r. 4081 Francisco
Koch Henry, with Shreve & Co., r. 712 Oak
Koch Henry A., sign painter, r. 1815 Mason
Koch Herman, machinist, r. 263 Stevenson
Kooh J., r. 303^ Sutter
Koch Jacob, laborer, r. 1422 Harrison
Koch Jacob W., laundnman, r. 1327 Sanchez
Koch J. B., clerk W. Loaizo & Co., r. 703 Webster
Koch J. I). Mrs., r. 22 FeU
Koch John (Brewer .t Koch) r. 536 Pacific
Koch John (.Dyer & Koch) r. 1613 Fillmore
Koch John, bookkeeper, r. 616 Folsom
Koch John, exi)ressman, r. 116 Fair Oaks
Koch John, finisher, r. 110 Erie
Koch John G., r. 322 Capp
Koch John H., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 1502 Val-
lejo
ih Jo
Koch John W., attorney at law, 1504 Market, r. 38 Moss
Koch Joseph, musician, r. 1327 Sanchez
Koch Louis, r. 526| O'Farrell
Koch Louise Miss, school teacher, r. 850 Grove
Koch Maggie, widow, r. 55 Belcher
Koch Margaret, widow, r. 76 Clipper
Koch Martin (Koch Bros.) r. lOl) Clipper
Koch Mary E., widow, r. 703 Webster
Koch Max, painter, r. 129 Page
Koch Otto, carpenter, 1605 Folsom
Koch Philip, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 850 Grove
Koch Richard, bartender, r. 1431 Ellis
Koch Rudolph, waiter, r. 207 Montgomerj' Av
Koch Simon, cook, r. 134 Langton
Koch Theodore, groceries and liquors, NE cor Pacific and
Larkin, r. 1440 Pacific
Koch Wilhelm, baker, r. 625 Clay
Koch William, coffee roaster, r. 1915 Stockton
Koch William, salesman L. V. Merle, r. 29 Zoe
Koch William Mrs., widow, r. 703 Webster
Koch William F., painter, r. 1815 Mason
Koch William F. , paperhanger, r. 76 Clipper
Koch William G., painter, 115 O'Farrell, r. 1815 Mason
Koch William I., buyer Urruella, Urioste & Co., r. 14151)
Clay
Koch William J., clerk Butterick Publishing Co., r. 110
Erie
Koch William J., laundr\nian, r. 1327 Sanchez
K04.'ll Oi, UttlNEii (Frederick Koch and Thaddeus
E. Grimes) sanitary plumbing, stoves and agate
ware, etc., 1075 Howard, Telephone South 6S8
aS" Koch. See Cook, Cooke, Kock and Kuck
Kochendorfer Eugene, druggist, r. 1722 San Carlos A v
Kochendorier John, teamster, r. Seventh Av South bet
K and L
K(5chendorfer Sophia, widow, r. 1722 San Carlos Av
Kochenrath A. K., salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michells, r. 2616 Sutter
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
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Koche Gottlieb, bartender, r. 677 i Mission
Kochnian Isidore, clerk Lombard Loan Co.,
(J'Farrell
Kochm^n Michael J., musician, r. 407 Eddy
Kochnian Morris, traveling salesman Cal. Notion and
To.\- Co., r. 1628 O'Farrell
Kocinopulos George, cook, r. 136 Sixth
Koder Louis, porter, r. 568 Mission
Koebelin Laurence, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 919a
Sutter
Koebelin Lily E. Miss, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 919a
Sutter
Kcieberer Charles T., painter, r. 1518 Leavenworth
Koeberer Margaret, widow, r. 1518 Leavenworth
Koeblitz H., carpenter, r. Golden West Hotel
Koebon John, r. 27 Birch Av
Koefoed Charles J., manager Phn;nixIron Wks, 225-227
First, r. 1801 Pierce
Koefoed Henry, expressman, NE cor Fifth and Mission,
r. 433 Jessie
t^' Koefoed. See Kofoed
Koegel David, policeman, r. 1116 Brjant
Koegel Frank A., Inspector Board of Health, r. 311
Rausch
Koegel Frank A., tailor, r. 1176 Harrrison
Koegel Hilda, widow, r. 1017 Filbert
Koegel William, paper ruler Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 1176 Harrison
Koeger Louisa, widow, r. 734J Natoma, rear
Koehler August, manager Michalitschke Bt»s. & Co.'s
branch store, 902 Market, r. 12 Miles Court
Koehler Carl, upholsterer, r. 506 Geary
Koehler Charles, cellenuan, r. 19 Washington A^
Koehler Edward, machinist, r. 909 Fillmore
Koehler Gotthard, clerk Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 12
Miles Court
Koehler Jane, widow, r. 1822 Sutter
Koehler Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. lOJ Brosnan
Koehler Marj-, widow, r. lOh Brosnan
Koehler Tilli'e Miss, dressmaker, r. IO3 Brosnan
Koehler William, shoemaker, 2407 California,
California
Koehler William A., plmnber, r. lOJ Brosnan
B^" Koehler. See Kohler and Koeller
Koehncke Charles, c'garmaker, r. 129 Clinton
Koehncke Christian H., manager Enterprise Brewing
Co., 2015 Folsom, r 823 Howard
Koehncke Edith Miss, with Brooke Sign Co., r. 823 How-
ard
Koehne Helen Miss, portrait artist, r. 30 Maple Court
Koehne J. B. Rev., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Koehne Matilda, widow, r. 30 Maple Court
Koehne Theodore E., lithographer, r. 30 Maple Court
Koehne Victor A., lithogra, .her, r. 30 Maple Court
Koell Michael, foreman Pac. Tallow Works, r. Nine-
teenth Av South, Baj' View
Koelling Charles C, firebrick, r. 850 Mission
Koelmel Joseph, cooper, r. 112 Natoma
Koe zer Anthony, barber, 203 Gough -
Koen Charles J., marine engineer, r. 726 Folsom
Koen Ellen T., widow, r. 726 Folsom
Koen George D.. agent, 321 Montgomerj-
Koen Thomas L., oiler stmr 4ueen, r. 726 Folsom
8^" Koen. See Coen, Cohen, Cohn and Kohn
Koenemann Henry, clerk Charles H. Duveneck, r. SE
cor. Seventeenth and Eureka
Koenemann John, clerk Faber & Co., r. 204 Fillmore
Koener Christ, butcher, r. 1002 Fourteenth Av South
Koener Henry teamster, r. 9531 Bryant
Koenig Adolph F., expressman, r. 383 Arlington
Ki'cn i: Annie, widow, restaurant, 677 Mission
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Koenig Arthur, expressuian, X\V cor Ninth aud Mission,
r. 383 Arlington
Koenia: Charles (Koenig & Co.) r. 419 O'Farrell
Koenig Charles, builder, r. 11a Henry
Koenig Charles, laborer, r. S\V cor Union and Lyon
Koenig Charles, salesman A. Koenig, r. d-id Geary
Koenig Charles A. (Nelson & Koenig) r. 1009 Post
Koenig Charles J., physician, r. 626 Geary
Koenig Edward G., salesman C. W. R. Ford & Co., r.
■2925 Jackson
Koenig Ernest, bartender, r. 24© Stevenson
Koenig Emsl, port€r, r. SW cor Main and Harrison
Koenig Ferdinand, office ■■31 Ellis, r. Oakland
Koenig Frauk, liquors, 617 Sacramento
Koenig Frank, with A. Koenig, r. 62t) Geary
Koenig Frank J , painter, r. 511 Twenty-seventh
Koenig Freda Mrs., dressmaker, r. 431 Naioma
Koenig Frederick .J., blacksmith, r. 1306 Greenwich,
rear
Koenig F. W., teamster, r. 327.5 Mission
Koenig George (Mailer & Koenig) r. 162.5 Vallejo
Koenig Henry Rev., r. 515 Golden Gate Av
Koenig Johanna, dome-tic 714 Shotwell
Koenig John J., baker, r. 625 Clay
Koenig Joseph, tailor, r. 774 Folsom
Koenig Julius, butcher, r. 17 Everett
Koenig Louis, brewer, r. 36 West .Mission
Koenig Loms, carpenter, r. 433 Ivy Av
Koenig Louis, cook, r. 224^ O'Farrell, rear
Koenig Mary F. Mrs., nurse, r. 511 Twenty-seventh
Koenig William, architect, r. 47 Sai.chez
Koenig & Co. (Charles Koeniir and John F. Coleman)
wholesale liquor dealers, 331 Ellis
r^" Koenig. See Konig.
Koenigsberger, Falk & Co. (Alfred I. Wilber and Philip
Koenigsberger) cigar manufacturers, 224-226 Califor-
nia
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co. ) r. 1325
Wtbster
Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger, Falk & Co.) r. New
York
Koenigsheim Albert, clerk Lee H. Clavburgh, r. 1404
McAllister
Koenigsheim E., r. 1045 Market
Ivoening Frederick R., traveling salesman, r. 543 Eliza
beth
Koening Theodore, candymaker. r. 424 Post
Koenitzer Otto, tenner, r. 200 Eleventh
Koepcke Heniy, hostler, r. 332 Bush
Koeper Frederick, shoemaker, 730 Montgomen- Av., r.
201Si Taylor
Koeper Otto, salesman Palmer & Rev Tvi>e Foundrv, r.
2018^ Taylor
Koepke Joseph, proprietor Commercial House, 636-646
Commercial and 643 6.51 Clay
Koepp Otto, furnished rooms, 717 Howard
Koeppel Edmund, waiter, r. 305 Linden Av
Koeppel Henry, fanner, r. 560 Howard
Koerber Au,'ust, foal and charcoal, 17-19 Washington, r.
Alameda
Koemer Christian, butcher, r. 1002 Fourteenth Av
South
Koemer John N., merchant, r. 3 Pearl
Koerner M;irtin, barber, r. 114 Natoma
Koesel Charles R., trunkmaker, r. 731 Clementina
Koesel George, strapraaker, r. 68 Natoma
Koesel George E., bjxraaker, r. 731 Clementina
Koesel Louis C, trunkmaker, r. 731 Clementijia
Koesel Louis T., trunkmaker, r. 416 Lott
Koesel William B., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 731 Clem-
entina
Koester August, cellamian, r. 858 Folsom
Koester Edward, bartender, r. 30.^ Freelon
Koester Fredrick H., bartender, r. 19 Market
g^ Koester. See Kosta and Koster.
Koetitz Frederick A., chief manager Pac. Bridge Co., i
California, r. Alameda
Koffler G., quaitenii.i^ter s(nn- Columbia
Koffman Annie, domestic 762 Clayton
Koffman John, bookkeeper, r. 4 Rose PI
Kofod Christian, r. 640 Clementina
Xof<xi Hans P. (Kofod & Larsen) r. 940 Howard
Kofod John P. , glass stainer, r. 105 Juniper
Kofod Martin, miller, r. 460 Clementina
Kofod & Larsen (Hans P. Kofod and Sinius Larsen)
liquors, 202 Fifth
l»-Kof.d. SeeKoefoed
Kohake Gottfried, master schr John Nagle, r. 521 Second
Kohl C. Frederick, office 310 Sansome, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Kohl Philip J., woodworker, r. 334 Duncan
S^:S' Kohl. See Cole
KOIILBECHER JOSEPH, boots and shoes, 123
Fourth
Kohlberg Albert L. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2118 Cali-
fornia
Kohlberg Albert M. (M. F. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2118 Cali-
f< imia
Kohlberg Eugene >L (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. Portland,
Oregon
Kohlberg Herman (Salfield & Koh berg) r. Hotel Mira-
uiar
Kohlberg Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 417 Ash-
burj-
Kohlberg Manfred S. (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman) r.
1040 Golden Gate Av
KOHLBEK«i .U. P. <6 €0. (Manfred P., Albert M.
and Eugene L. Kohlberg and Ferdinand Koenigs-
berger) tob-^cco and cigars, 520-52S Washington
KOHLBERG, STR.4II->!!« «!; FRi>H.n.4.\ (Manfred
S. Kohlberg, Moses Strauss and Henry Frohman)
importers and jobbere dry and fancy goods, hosierj-,
gloves, embroidery materials and dress trimmings,
and decorative art rooms, 107-109 Po t. Telephone
Main 1698, and 1220-1224 Market, Telephone South
510, and 17-21 Golden Gate Av
Kohler Albert, wireworker, r. 2223 Bush
Kohler Catherine M., widow, r. Ok Dikeman PI
Kohler Charles E., machinist S. F'. Tool Co., r. 303 Eddy
Kohler Conrad, teamster, r. 418 Seventh
Kohler Elise, widow, r. 1232 O'Farrell
Kohler Ernest, waiter r. 1109 Twentv-first
Kohler Ernest Jr., porter, r. 1109 Twenty-first
Kohler Frederick, laborer, r. 1110 Minnesota
Kohler George, driver Chas. Hagemann, r. 832 Pacific
KOHLER H.INS H., secretary California Wine As-
sociation, cor Second and Folsom, Telephone Main
1.579. r. 1124 Gou^'h
Kohler Harrv C. , superintendent Kohler & Van Bergen
Dept. Cal. Wine Assn, 661 Third
Kohler Hcnrj-, carpenter, r. 6 Alaska PI
Kohler Henrj', merchant, r. 807 Sutter
Kohler Heniy, real estate, 1226 Kearny, r. SW cor Lom-
bard and Jones
Kohler Henry C. Jr., r. 807 Sutter
Kohler Hugo, laundrym^n, r. 5.39 California
Kohler Isabel C. Miss,' teacher music r. 118 Tenth
Kohler Joseph, elevatonuan, r. 9| Dikeman PI
Kohler Joseph J., upholsterer, r. 1611 Howard
Kohler Kate Mrs., r. 551 Minna
Kohler Marv P., widow, r. 118 Tenth
KOIILEK A €H.4!tE, (^uincy A. Chase president,
T. P. Winter secretarv, dealers musical iustrumeiits,
2*5-30 O'Farrell
Kohler & Chase Hall, 26 O'Farrell
KOHLER A FROHLI^O. See CaL Wine Assn
KOHLER <1- VAX BERGEV. See Cal. Wine Assn
ag° Kohler. See Koehler and Koeller
Kohlers William, theatrical agent, r. 125 O'Farreil
Kohlers William Mr.<., furnished rooms, 125 O'Farrell
Kohlman Adelina, widow, r. Hotel Miramar
Kohlman ilax, peddler, r. 623 Fulton
Kohhnan Samuel T. , clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 703
Gearj
Kohlniann William, painter, r. 1201 Steiner
SAf^ F1^ANC!SC0 PAVIINC CCL
A. J. RAI5CH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
ent Work
Bituminous Rock and Ce
a Specialty.
331 WONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHorosRAPHiG sr ■^.o^A'^BR^^^
KOH
875
KOM
tS" Kohlmann. See Kolinan, Coleman and Colman
Kohlnioos Herman C, clerk William Wolff & C*., r. 515
Devisadero
Kohlmoos John H., r. 1324 Grove
Kohlmoos John H. Jr , machinist, r. 1324 Grove
Kohlsatt C. W. , r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Kohn Adolph, student, r. 43 Sixth
Kohn Albert, clerk Newnnan & Levinson, r. 1524 Devisa-
dero
Kohn Alexander, jflove cutter Pac. Glove Wks, r. 435_
Geary
Kohn Alois, butcher, 1304 Steiner, r. 1938 Ellis
Kohn Bertram, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., r. 425
Geary
K01i;V 'BKOTHGRS (C. Henry and Diedrich G.)
groceries and liquors, 218 Second, 252 First, and SW
cor Turk »nd Buchanan
Kohn Carl F., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 252 First
Kohn e. Henry (Kohn Bros) r. 254 First
Kohn Christina, widow, liquors, 1406 Polk
Kohn Christopher, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Kohn Diedrich G. (Kohn Bros.) r. 254 First
Kohn Emile, ujiliolstcrer, r.435 Geary
Kohn Freilerika, widciw, r. 1524 Devisadero
Kohn Goorge A. (C'n^liill & Kohn) r. California Hotel
Kohn Harry S., mnlrs agent, 25 Sansome, r. 2504 Clay
Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Foksom
Kohn Henry, secretary Greenebaum & Co., 115-117
Bush, r. 236 Sutter
Kohn Henry D., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 1201 Turk
Kohn Henry L., janitor, 32 O'Farrell
Kohn Herman, menager Pioneer Fur Co., 1300 Market,
r. 1524 Devisadero
Kohn Hermina, dressmaker, r. 1938 Ellis
Kohn Isaac, merchant, 309 California, room 5, r. 131()
Sutter
Kohn Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 1611b Sutter
Kohn Johanna, widow, r. 2247 Jackson
Kohn Joseph, clerk, r. 246 Third
Kohn Julie Miss, stenographer Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Assn., r. ICllb Sutter
Kohn Julie A. Miss, teacher English branches, r. 1524
Devisadero
Kohn Joseph S., commission and real estate agent, 329
Montgomery
Kohn Leopold, blacksmith, r. E s San Jose Road nr
Naglee Av, Ocean View
Kohn Louis, butcher, r. 1938 Ellis
Kohn Louis H., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 252 First
Kohn Louis H., hardware and paints, 308 Fifth Av, r.
1708 Sacramento
Kohn Max. traveling salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 523
O'Farrell
Kohn Moritz, r. 1938 Ellis
Kohn Myron E., physician and surgeon, office and r. 840
Mission
Kohn Nicholas, teacher languages, r, 213 Clara
Kohn Philip (Ackerman & Kohn) r. New York
Kohn Samuel L., cutter Brown Bros. & Co., r. 910 Van
Ness Av
Kohn Seligman, bakery, 244 Fifth, r. 244i Fifth
Kohn Smion (Louis Saroni &. Co.) r. 1131 Laguna
Kohn Sophie, widow, furnished rooms, 435 Geary
Kohn Walter, clerk Rosenberg Bros. & Co., r. IGUb
Sutter
Kohn Wilhelm, miller, r. 243 Minna
B^" Kohn. See Coen, Cohen, Cohn and Koen
Kohncke Charles, cigarmaker, r. 129 Clinton
Kohncke Henry, bookkeeper Aug. Jungblut & Co., r.
119 Turk
Kohnke John, messenger, r. 118 Clipper
Kohnke Joseph, printer, r. 118 Clipper
Kshnke Peter F., wines and liquors, 300 Market, r. 20
Bartlett
Kohrn William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Franklin
and Page
Kohs John, baker Jac >b Goetjen, r. 5 Wall
Gall Teiepnone Soiitu 4S8
FOR
Ooa^l aixci "Wood
960 HOWARD STREET
THE IITED STI1TE8 BBEWERY
BREIW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
K(^kenmester Charles, painter and paperhanger, r. N s
Sixth Av South bet K and L
Kolander Max, teacher music, 209 Powell, r. 433 Gearj'
Kolasa Henry, asst engineer Chicago Brewery, r. 37
Austin Av
Kolasa Ignatz, engineer Chicago Brewery, r. 34 Austin
Av
Kolb Christian, bakery, 700 Diamond
Kolb Edward A. (Kolb h Denhard) r. 216 Ninth
Kolb Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 Golden Gate Av
Kolb Robert, baker, r. 7(13 Howard
KOLB & DENHARD (Harvard A. K«..
and Heriiiau A. Ilvnliard) wholesale and
retail dealers native and imported wines
and liduors, 4^0-430 Montgomery, Tele-
phone Main .>0»e
Kolby Clans, groceries and liquors, 2101 Scott, r. 2800
Sacramento
Kolby Henry, laborer, r. 1322 Twenty-fourth
Kolby Reinhart, laborer, r. 1114 Minnesota
Kohnke Christine Mrs., dressmaking, 118 Clipper
Kol lenstrodt Frederick A., bricklayer, r. 113 Twenty-
second
Kolesousky Felix, vocalist Tivoli Opera House
Koleszet Andrew, laborer S. F. Tannery, Tamoso nr
California Av
Kolich George, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 426 Natoma
Kolich Lulu'Mrs., dressmaking, 426 Natoma
Kolich Peter, r. 426 Natoma
Kolkuian William H., draper Cal. Furniture Mafg Co.,
r. 8181 Geary
KoUer Angeline, domestic 2005 Franklin
Koller Charles E., carpenter, r. 1114 Steiner
Koller Victor J. , shoelaster, r. 44 Minna
KoUey Charles, grii)man. r. 3102.b California
Kolligs Anton, clerk Ahlborn House, r. 1807 Polk
Kolling John (Kolling & Creon) r. 269 Clementina
KoUing & Creon (John Kolling and Ciesar Creon) groce-
ries, 228 Fifth
Kollmann Christiana, widow, r. 1221 Pacific
KoUmann M., solicitor The Cal. Demokrat Pub. Co., r.
1614 O'Farrell
Kollmann Thomas, barber, r. 1221 Pacific
XW Kollmann. See Kallmann
Kollmer Jacob, manager Olymjiia Hotel
K<jllm.yer Kate A. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary
Scii.jol, r. (;14 P..«ell
K.OLiLMY9-:K \S ll>l-l AM B., attorney at law Edward
R. Tavl.ir, r. r,14 l',.v,ell
KOLLOi-'KATII l':U.MrM>. architect, 58 Flood Bldg,
Telejihone .Main 1253, r. 1117 Union, Alameda
Kollster John, b irtender John Moller, r. 356 Minha
Kolman Amelia, widow, r. 1216 Eddy
Kolman Ben.iamin, salesman, r. 1216 Eddy
Kolman William, soda water, 1012 Market, r. 1216 Eddy
KS" Kolman. See Coleman, Colman and Kohlmann
Kolmer Meyer, tailor, r. 503 Birch Av
Ki ilmcr Peter, seaman, r. 14 Jackson
Kolodzv Ferdinand, tailor, r. .523 Haight
Knlodzv Henrietta Mrs., bakery, 523 Haight
K(dskv" Albert, teamster Martin W. Fay, r. 3125 Mission
Komai M., tea packer H. Levi & Co., r. 30 Natoma
Komberg William, butcher, 1435 Mission, r. 1123 Howard
Koment Frederick, real estate and money broker, Crocker
Bldg, r. 700.^ McAllister
Koment Pauline Mrs., milliner, 692 McAllister, r. 700 J
McAllister
Komitzkv John, engineer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Komnier Charles, shipping clerk E. H. K'ttredge & Co.,
r. 2 Miles Court
Kommer Emanuel, boots and shoes, 331 Bush, r. 174 J
Minna
Konnner Frederick, bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co,, r.
927 Army
Kommerow Katie, domestic 2409 Webster
KND KITCHEN SIJPF'L-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA.STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
KOM
876
KOR
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Kommerow Peter, seamau, r. 720 Hami)shire
Koiupf Louisa, widow, r. 913 Jackson
Kompf Louisa Miss, saleslady Xathaii, Dohnuann & Co.,
r. 913 Jackson
Komsthoeft Albert, bakery, SE cor Hyde and Turk
Komule Axel, seamau, r. 511 Fifteenth
Konaplitskj- Lina, widow, teacher music, r. 8 Middle
Koneke Sophia, widow, r. 1509 Sacramento
Konig Charles, laborer, r. SE cor Lyon and Union
Konig- F., laborer, r. 927 Minna
Konig John, waiter, 3 Chathan PI
Konig- John N., miner, r. 512 Eddy
Konig Moritz, groceries and liquors, 1525 Mission, r.
1014 Minna
l^" Konig. See Koenig
Kiiaigsberg Isaac, second-hand clothing, 1025 Howard
Kouigsberg William, canvasser, r. 1627 Pine
Konigstein S., mnfr ladies' wrappers, 126 Eighth
Koning Alfred, candymaker, r. 424 Post
Koning Max, r. 420 Haight
Koning Max J., rectifier Siebe Bros. & Plageniann, r. 009
Chestnut
Konken William, waiter The Thalia, r. 409 Pacific
Konkle Joseph, bricklayer, r. 164 Clara, rear
Konrad Hermann F., engineer California Drug and
.Spice Mills, r. Oakland
Konw 1 Jacob C., beltmiker, r. lOOSO'Farrell
Konrad Joseph L., beltuiaker, r. 305 Thirtieth
1^" Konrad. See Conrad and Conradt
Kooistra Brothers (George and Joseph) dair^ men, W s
Mission Road nr Five Mile House, office 35 Eddy
Kooistra George (Kooistra Bros.) r. Ws Mission Road nr
Five Mile House
Kooistra Joseph (Kooistra Bros.) r. W s Mission Road nr
Five Mile House
Koon Jennie, widow, r. 931 Filbert
Koon Robert, salesman Tvler & Son, r. Hotel Marechal
Niel
Koon William B., bartender, r. 109 Grant Av
Koons Ephriam B. (Chapj)ell & Koons) r. 1045 Mission
Koons Frank, lineman S. F. Fire Alarm and Police Pa-
trol Station
Koons George B., engineer, r. 114 Colliugwood
Koontz John L., molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 2416 Mis-
Koop Carl W., salesman Napa Valley Wine Co., r. Belve-
dere, Cal.
Koop Otto, r. 1802 Market
Koopman Elizabeth, widow, r. 305 Austin Av
Koopnian Frank T., hoseman Engine 20, r. 1517 Broad-
way
Koopman James, hoseman Engine 15, r. 305 Austin Av
Koopman John J., clerk, r. 305 Austin Av
Koopman L., machinehand H. Friedrichs, r. 125 Rich-
mond Av
Koo])man Peter, dairjTiian Kooistra Bros., r. Ws Mission
Road nr Five Mile House
Koopman Thomas, bartender, r. 305 Austin Av
Kcx)p iiann Amanda, widow, r. 7 Midway
Koopmann Annie, domestic, r. 7 Midway
Eoopmann George, cellarman Joseph Melczer & Co. , r.
Oakland
Koopmann Henry W., hoatbuiUler, r. 19 Wool
Koo]>mann Martin, r. 36 Jackson
Koost Lizzie, widow, r. Alms House
Kootz William J., bartender William H. Davies, r. 1000
Minna
Kopunkiewicz Andrew, boots and shoes, 1712 Devisadero
Ki)|)cke biedrich, i>orter, r. 21s O'Farrell
Ko|if Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 2109 Stockton
Kojif Henr>', lalxirer, r. 327 Langton
Kopf Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kopke Henrj% clerk Schwartz "& Husing, r. SE cor Eigh-
teenth and MissioJi
Kopke Rudolph, clerk Frederick Gugel, r. Eleventh cor
Channel
Koplan Simon, tailor' 5111 Jones
Kopp Charles, restaurant, 122 Fifth, r. 18 Lewis PI
Kopp Daniel, farmer, r. 224 Pacific
Kopp Leonhard, r. 3 .Mary Lane
Kopp Matthew, painter, "r. W s. Pennsylvania Av nr
Xevada
Kopp Matthew S., bartender J. J. Read, r. NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Bryant
Kopp Michael, timekeeper Tubbs Cordage Co., r. W s
Pennsylvania Av nr Nevada
Kopp Michael F., ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 105
• Twenty-fourth
Kopp Nicholas A., painter, r. 1203 L'tah
Koppel Annie, widow, r. 556 Minna
Koppel Julius, collector, r. 826 Mission
Kopijel Michael (Friedell & Co.) r. 418 Sutter
Koppel Michael, clerk, r. 315 Jessie
Koppel Moritz, salesman Eugene E. Geisel, r. 22| John
Koppel Moses, cigars, 301 Kearny, r. 826 Mission
Koppen AdolphD., teamster, r. 234 Dorland
Koppen Emma C, widow, r. 2721 Pine
Koppen George J., clerk, r. 2721 Pine
Koppen George P. G.. bookkeeper Sunset Transfer and
Storage Co., r. 234 Dorland
Kopjten Max, messman stmr Colmnbia
Koppen Peter, secretarj- Sunset Transfer and Storage
Co., 412 Sacramento and 21 Main, r. 234 Dorland
Koppen Richard A., plumber, r. 2721 Pine
Kopperger John, cellarman John Wieland Brewery
Koppikus Harrj-, laborer, r. 113 Eleventh
Koppikus John F., plasterer, r. 113 Eleventh
Korb Edward, porter, r. 419 Fremont
Knrb William, sawver, r. 129 Shiplev
Korbel Antone (F. Korbel & Bros.) r. 701 Bnant
KOKBfcli F. A BKOTIIER<» (Francis, Antone and
Joseph! cigar box manufacturers, 723 Bryant, Tele-
phone Main 1577, and cigannakers' supplies, SOS-
SOS Batterj-, Telephone Main 1576, vineyard, Kor-
bel's Station (Sonoma Co. ) Areata and Mad River
Railroad Co. (Areata, Humboldt Co.) Humboldt
Lumber Mill Co. i Korbel, Humboldt Co.) main office
723 Brvant
KORBEL FRANCIS (F. Korbel & Bros.) and Consul
Anstro-Hungarian Empire, 306 Battery, r. 723 Bryant
Korbel Frank, bootblack, 547 Clav, r. 5 Varennes
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel & Bros.")r. 723 Bryant
Korbel's Vmciard (Korbel's, Sonoma Co.) F. Korbel &
Bros, proprietors, office 723 Briant
Korber Auijust, wood, coil, hav and grain, 439 Castro
KORDT FREDERICK S'., wholesale and retail
liquors, SE cor Battery and Oregon, r. 1423 Wash-
ington
Korhanik Emrih, wireworker J. Mlcovski, r. .58 Jessie
Korink George, barber, r. 50 Fourth
Kormil Clement, draughtsman, r. 335 Guerrero
Kormil Victor, cabinetmaker, r. 335 Guerrero
Kom Abraham J. , barber Louis Daneman, r. 1019 Bu-
chanan
Koni Albert, salesman M. E. Frank, r. 1121 Scott
Kom Alexander, commission merchant, r. 2708 Bush
KOR>' ELCE.N'E, hatter, 726 Market, r. 1717 Bush
Kuril Gussie Miss, stenographer Texas and Pac. Ry, r.
1121 Scott
Kom Gustave, butcher, r. 19 Verona
Korn Isaac, tailor, r. 966 Folsom
Korn John, furniture finisher, r. 558 Minna
Kom Joseph, horse dealer, r. 1121 Scott
Korn Leopold, clerk Se\Tuour Kom, r. 1121 Scott
Korn M .x, clerk S. B. Kom, r. 2708 Bush
Kom Seymour B., cigars and tobacco, 215 Pine and 12u
California, r. 1128 Turk
Kora SejTuour P., phonographs, 848 Market
Kombeck Christopher, clerk, r. 655 Howard
Kornbeck Christopher H., porter J. C. Bauer & Co., r.
655 Howard
Komeck Henrj-, clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 210 Perry
Korneck Heniy, cook Fischer & Co. , r. 210 Perrj-
Komegay James H., elevatorman The Lenox, 628 Sutter
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SIDEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SftlH FRflNGISGO 6f\LL
THE FITTZ 6URE ^^.^iLcoHousM^
Fails. Call on or
to N.J. STONE & CO.
Flood Building, S. F.
KOR
^17
KOW
Kornell Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 545 :
Korner Christian, laborer, r. 907 Illinois
Korner Christopher L., laborer, r. 914 Minnesota
Komer Henry, teamster Overland Freig-ht Transfer Co.,
r. 9534 hryant
Komey Ernest, porter M. P. Detels & Co. , r. 400 Main
Kornfeld Charles, r. 833 McAllister
Kornfield Harry, shoemaker, r. 947 lolsom
Kornfleld Samuel, groceries and liquors, 947 Folsom
Komick Henry, cook, r. 1261 Perry
Komiker Louis, r. 507 Lombard
Kommann Eugene (Art Photo-Engraving Co.) r. C14
Folsom
Korimiayer Anthony, painter, r. 423 Twenty-eighth
Kornmayer Franz, painter, r. 423 Twenty-eighth
Korper Benjamin L (Marinkovits & Korper) 538 McAl-
lister
Korper David C, furrier Marinkovits & Korper, 538 Mc-
Allister
Korper Harry W., clerk, 538 McAllister
Korper Minnie, domestic 3217 Jackson
Korper_Morris, furrier Marinkovits & Korper, 538 McAl-
lister
Korper Samson, salesman, r. 538 McAllister
Korren William, liquors and groceries, W s San Bruno
Av nr Dwight
Korrner Peter, laborer, r. Twelfth Av South nr N
Korsberg Frank, blacksmith r. 2200 Greenwich
Korster Albert, porter, r. 418 Shotwell
Kort Charles, laborer, r. Commercial House
Korter William A., engineer, r. 1313 Sansome
Korthe Andrew, cook, r. 467 Shotwell
Korthe James C, shoemaker, r. 467 Shotwell
Kortick Annie M. Mrs., teacher bouth S. F. Primary
School, r. 17 Tilden
Kortick Frank (Kortick & Son) r. 35 Chenery
Kortick Frank Jr., carpenter, r. 35 Chenery
Kortick John C. (Kortick & Son) r. S5 Chenerj-
Kortick Thomas H., straw works, 755 Mission, r. 3632
Sixteenth
Kortick & Son (Frank and John C.) blacksmiths, 307
First
Kortjohn Charles L. (Schloh & Kortjohn) r. 467 Tehama
Korts Annie M., widow, r. 410 Twenty-third
Korts Christian W., r. 214 Twenty-third
Korts George D., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. SW cor Fax-
ton and Grafton Avs
Korts George W., electrician, r. 410 Twenty-third
Korts Harrv, porter William Cluff Co., r. 410 Twenty-
third
Korts R. B., physician, r. 1101 Pine
BS" Korts. See Courts
Korvary Mor, clerk, r. 717 Linden Av
Kosach Mirko S. (Kosach & Bozich) r. 1213 Van Ness Av
Kosach & Bozich (Mirko S. Kosach and John S. Bozich)
restaurant, 1211 Polk
Kosby Arminius J., architect, r. 6 Lily Av
Kosch Anna, domestic 135 Chestnut
Kosch Joseph, waiter, r. 281 Minna
Kosch Theodore, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 411 Vallejo
Koschnick Frederick, longshoreman, r. E s Texas nr
Yolo
Koschiiitzke Minnie, widow, r. 2108 Bryant
Koscialowski Philip L. (Gunn & Koscialowski) attorney
at law, 319 Pine, rooms 30-32, r. 212 Powell
Kosfeld Henry, engineer, r. 2603 Folsom
Koshland Adolf, bookkeeper Sinsheimer Bros., r. 180S
Pine
Koshland J. &Co. (of Boston) wool merchants, office 222
California
Koshland Jessie, salesman S. Koshland «& Co., r. 1808
Pine
Koshland Joseph (S. Koshland & Co. ) r. Boston, Mass.
Koshland Marcus S. (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 2266 Frank-
lin
Koshland Max L , bookkeeper S. Koshland & Co. , r. 2102
Van Ness Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TUVKKKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifor^ia Botl:Ii9(^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
KO8IILAND S. *!' <:0. (Simon, Marcus S. and Joseph
Koshland) merchants and importers bags, bagging,
wool and grain, 220-222 California, Tele])hone Main
325
Koshland Simon (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Koshland William butcher, r. 514 Hayes
Koskey John, fruit dealer, r. 79 Colton
Koskey Oscar, (Sandrey & Koskey) r. 495 Fourth
Kosmale Herman, baker, r. 1330 Howard
Kosminsky Samuel, r. 1407 Steiner
Kosta Albert, porter Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 418 Shot-
well
Kosta Alexander J., restaurant, 21 Sixth, r. 947 Howard
Kosta M. A. Mrs. , r. 947 Howard
S^ Kosta. See Costa and Coster
Kostalic Anton, laborer, r. 621 Fourth
Koster Albert C. , soapmaker, r. 924 Seventeenth
Koster August, clerk William Smadeke & Co., r. 1215
Mission
Koster C, r. 915 Montgomery
Koster Charles H., laborer, r. E s Iowa bet Yolo aud
Yuba
Koster Christ, restaurant, 1805 Haight
Koster Elizabeth Mrs., bakery and notions, r. 429 Fran-
cisco
KOSTER FREDERICK J., vice-president and
superintendent California Barrel Co., 327 Market, r.
1597 Masonic Av
Koster Henry, carpenter, r. 8 Boadman PI
KO!!»TER HENRY, groceries and liquors, 700 Bush,
r. 700 S Bush
Koster Honrj-, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Koster Henry, merchant, r. Twenty-ninth Av South nr I
Koster Herman D., foreman, r. 720 Folsom
Koster House, Mrs. Ellen McGarren proprietor, 205
Third
Koster John, baker, r. 632 Filbert
K08TER jrOH!V A., secretary California Barrel Co.,
327 Market
Koster John E., machinist, r. 511 Connecticut
Koster John F., clerk ternhard F. Bruse, r. 1061 Golden
Gate Av
KOSTER JOHN L. (John L. Koster & Co. and Kos-
ter & Zwick) and president and manager California
Barrel Co., 327 Market, r. 1736 Golden Gate Av
Koster John L. & Co. (John L. Koster and John Kleln-
hans) Mount Hamilton Vineyard, office 327 Market
Koster Louis A., carriage painter, 1118 Mission, r. 132^
Eighth
Koster Ludwig J. F., secretary Union Soap Factory, 316
Tenth, r. Los Angeles
Koster Peter, porter, r. 220 Pacific
Koster Sophia, widow, furnished rooms, 1020 Howard
Koster Walter, waiter James W. Hastings, r. Oakland
Koster William, capitalist, r. 946 Mission
Koster & Zwick (John L. Koster and Mrs. Louisa A.
Zwick) mnfrs coffee extract, 323 Front
SS" Koster. See Costa, Coster and Kostter
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1788 Folsom
Kostering Frederick, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling
Co., r. 1014 Pierce
Kotelman F., hotel runner, r. Russ House
Kothe Leonoie, widow, r. 825 Grove
Kottemann Fred, liquors, NW cor Third and Townisend
Kotteniann Otto, porter Russ House
Kottemann Rose, chambermaid Russ House
Kotter Christina Mrs., medium, r. 110 Sixth
Kotter John L., r. 110 Sixth
Kough Edward J., painter, r. 1408 Guerrero
Koughan Bernard W., oiler stmr Saturn
Kovats Andrew N. , barber, r. 417 Powell
Kowalkowski Leo, boots and shoes, 1827 Devisadero
Kowalski Charles E,, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 318
Valley
Kt)walski Leo, cook, r. 130 Oak
Kowalski Leo Jr., teacher music, r. 130 Oak
Kowalsky Edwin H. (Kowalsky & Co.) r. 1305 Gough
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOWCASES
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Kowalsky Henry I., attorney at law, 1-3 Chronicle Bldj,',
r. Baldwin Hotel
Kowalsky Joseph N., mnfr boots and shoes, 142 Phelan
Bldg-, r. 927 Sutter
Kowalsky Levy, capitalist, 108 Mason
Kowalsky S.. r. 330 Ellis
KOWALSKY & CO.
Evening
(Edwin H. KoM-al-
sky) eoiiiiiiissioii iiiercliantH, Importers
and Mliwlesalc dealers provisions and
d irj prodnce, ;{I*.31» Front, Telephone
Main 333
Eozniinsky Beulah Miss, teacher Lincoln Eveninsr
School, r. 1713 Geary
Kozniinsky Dora Miss, teacher Business Evening School,
r. 1713 Geary
K0Z.'*IIKSKY'H4K]!I0\, coal dealer, 1713 Geary
Kozniinsky Harris, tailor, iia Stevenson
Kozniinsky Henry S., manager M. J. Simmons Auction
(.'11-, r. 1713 Geary
Kozniinsky .Julian, bookkeeper, r. 1713 Geary
Kozniinsky Nannette Miss, teacher Lincoln
School, r. 13-20 Sutter
Kozniinsky Theresa, widow, r. 1320 Sutter
Kozniinsky S., capitalist, r. 1407 Steiner
Kraatz Minna Miss, r. 637 Golden Gate Av
Krabbenhoft John, gardener, r. 607 Capp
Krabbenhoft William, florist Frederick K.Weiss & Co.
Krabler Frank A., painter, r. 1393 Baker
Krabler Frank W., ]>ainter, r. 1303 Baker
Kracke Frederick, teamster, r. 41.5 Gough
Kracke Louis, teamster, r. 415 Gough
Kracker Alice Mrs., groceries and liquors, 523 Minn*
Ki-acker Charles, brewer, r. 523 Minna
Krae.;er Alfred, electrician, r. 412 Fell
Kraeger Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 412 Fell
Kraeger Eriiesc F., cabinetmaker, r. 422 Brannan
Kraeger John, plumber, r. 412 Fell
Kraeger V. Armin, brewer National Brewing Co., r. 412
Fell
Kraentz Frank, barber, 127 Montgomery Av, r. 2209
Leavenworth
Kraentz Jacob, barber, r. 614 Washington
Kraetzer Herman J., architect, r. 2608 Bush
Krafft Ferdinand, varieties, 1306 Twenty-fourth
KK.iFFT J|:LIL8 E., architect, 819 Market, room
41, r. 2232 Pine
Kraft Bernard, cook, r. 100^ Jackson
Kraft Edward, photographer, 1303 Polk
Kraft Frederick A., physician and surgeon, office and r.
2418 Mission
Kraft John (Kilhoffer & Kraft) r. 623 Clay
Kraft John, lodgings, 628 Filbert
Kraft Nellie, widow, varieties, NW cor Twenty-third
and Dolores
Kraft Peter, seaman, r. 8 Vincent
Kr ftiiig Charles, machinist, r. 1530 Twenty-fifth
Kiagen Edward, professor music, r. 22 J Seventh
Kragen Ephraim, driver Electric Laundry,
J >olores
Krau'en Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1510 Dolores
Kia-cn Louis (S. Kragen & Co.) r. 1508 Dolores
Kiaueii Marcus, uiiholsterer S. Kragen &, Co.,
ilO
410
KRAGEN S. & CO.
(.Sauinel and Lonis
Jkiasjeii and Morris 4;arren) Mliolesale
and retail dealers fiirnitare, carpets, oil-
elotlis. MindoM sliailes. mirrors, stores.
etc.. 8r,:.S5« Market, Tcleplione Sontli 371
Kragen Samuel (S. Kragen & Co.)r. 1510 Dolores
Kragen Simon, upholsterer S. Kragen & Co., r. 1510 Do-
lores
8^ Kragen. See Cragin
Krager Maria, widow, r. E s Adam nr Army
Krager Theresa, domestic 1806 Pine
Krahmann Edward, shoemaker, r. 724 Mission
Krahmann Frank, shoefitter, r. 109 Grant Av
Krahn Albert, teamster, r. Twenty Av South bet K and
Krahn William, soajimaker, r. Twenty Av South bet K
and L
Krahner Charles, coremaker, r. NW cor Jefferson and
Broderick
Krahner Ernest, liquors, NW cor Jefferson and Broderick
Kraine Joseph, machinist Murchor & Gray, r. 37 Natoma
Krajewski Frederick, machine wks, 520-522 Fifth r 126
Third
Kraker Joseph, manager Faultless Gas Saver, 220 Sutter
r. 501 Golden Gate Av
KRAKEK MAIVUFA€TIIRIX« €0. THE (incor
. porated) Levy Siebenhauer president and Michael
Kraker secretary, manufacturers ladies' and child-
ren's underwear, lace goods and embroidery, 224-
•226 Bush
Kraker Michael, secretary The Kraker Manufacturing
Co., 224-226 Bush, r. 1914a Bush
Kralik Paul, sawyer Frolich &Meighan, r. 52 Minna
Krall Louise, widow, r. 704b Guerrero
KRALL «& St^H.nOLL (Henry Schmoll) merchant
tailors, 22 Kearny, room 5
Krambach Julius L., traveling salesman Anglo-Ameri-
can Crockery ami Glassware Co., r. 1020ii Geary
Kramer A. H., driver Otto Luhn & Co., r.''l013 Eioht-
eenth "
Kramer Alonzo, wool sorter Flint & McLennan, r. 1222
Folsom
Kramer Anna Mrs., r. 622 Green
Kramer Annie Louisa, saleslady George Haas & Son, r.
121 Twenty-ninth
Kramer B. Mrs., r. 1135 Oak
Kramer Barbara, widow, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer Bernhard, cellannan John Wieland Brewery, r.
923 Minna
Kramer Bertha Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 1423
Folsom
Kramer Betsey Mrs., lodgings, 316 Davis
Kramer Caroline, widow, lodgings, 303k Davis
Kramer Casper, electrician, 723 Market, r. 29 Haight
Kramer Charles W., razor grinder Wi 1 & Fiiick Co., r.
1621 Dupont
Kramer Cornelius, liquors, 400 Pacific
Kramer C. W., real estate, r. 814 Montgomery
Kramer Emma, widow, varieties, 704i McAllister
Kramer Francis M., engineer Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. 720 Buchanan
Kramer Frank, cook, r. 633 Broadway
Kramer Frank, shoemaker, r. 303J Davis
Kramer George, stevedore, r. 916 Alabama
Kramer George C, farmer, r. 718 Valencia
Kramer Gustav W. B., r. 620 Locust Av
Kramer Henrietta S. Miss, stenographer Wilshire Safe
and Scale Co. , r. Alameda
Kramer Henry, manufacturer cloaks and furs, 20 Saii-
sonie, r. 1930 Pine
Kramer Isaac, clerk Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r. 622
Green
Kramer Isaac, stockbroker, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Kramer Jacob E., student Samuel W. Dennis, r. 622
Green
Kramer John, butcher, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Kramer Joseph, r. 100 McAllister
Kramer Joseph, shipping clerk, r. 1121 Langton
Kramer Kate Miss, r. 1518 California
Kramer Louis, clerk, r. 117 Jones
Kramer Loui . restaurant, 1135 Oak, r. 1137 Oak
Kramer Louis, tailor, 35 Third, r. 9| Dikeman PI
Kramer Louis G., butcher, r. 910 Eleventh Av South
Kramer May Miss, stenographer, r. 542 McAllister
Kramer Maurice S., salesman Cook & Co., r. 1137 Oak
Kramer Mary J., saleslady George Haas & Co., r. 121
Twenty-ninth
Kramer Marcus, stevedore, r. 316 Da^■is
Kramer Nicholas, laborer, r. Bay View
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
'■*" PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
KRA
879
KRE
Kramer Silas, hostler, r. 42S Broadway
Kramer F. M., purser stmr Arago, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kramer William, electrotyper, r. 128 Valencia
Kramer William Jr., clerk, r. 128 Valencia
Kramer William, clerk E. G. Butzbach, r. 615 Fifth Av
Kramer William v. (Knuuer & Peterson) and liquors,
SW cor Wasliiiint-.in ;iiid Front, r. (i'M California
KKA.IIEK WILLIA.n O., groceries and liquor.-, SW
cor Greenwich and Dupont-
Kramer William T. , coffee roaster, r. 7 Hayward
Kramer & Peterson (William C. Kramer and Andrew I.
Peterson) proprietors California House, (324-626 Cal-
ifornia
itrsTKranier. See Cramer, Creamer, Kremer and Krea-
Kramm Barthel, groceries and liquors, 730 Minna
Krauz John, gri|jmau Market St. Ry., r. 4 Wall
Krap James, master mariner, r. 19 Twenty-eighth
Krap Jesse, teamster, r. 119 Juniper
Krap J. M., drayman, 118 Front, r. 124 Fourteenth
Krapf Otto, waiter J. Feyhl, r. 108 Eleventh
Krapp John R., tinsmith, r. 917 Haight
Krapj William contractor, r. 903 Jones
Krase William .1., foreman The Pelton Water Wheel Co.,
Krasiluikuft' Coiistantine, clerk, r. 313 Jessie
Krasky Henry C, furniture, 779 Mission, r. 1709 Market
Krasuiusseu Swen, sctman, r. 131 E>st
Krasse Delia, widow, r. 52(i Jessie
Krasse Phillip, clerk, r. 526 Jessie
Krasting Charles, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Kraszynski Maurice, miner, r. 317 Elsworth
Kratz Addie C, widow, r. 32 Bartlett
Kratz Adolph, butcher, 2109 Mission, r. 42 Willow Av
Kratz Charles, r. 727 Minna, rear
KK.4.TZ WILLIAM, i)ropri,- tor Palace Market, 2 13(!
Mission, r. 2432 Mission
e^" Kratz. See Kraatz
Kratzelt J., 2d baker stmr Alameda
Kratzenstein Charles, salesman D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
Mill Valley
Kratzger Joseph, bakery, 3201 Fifth
Kratzmer Sebastian, cook, r. 21 Rausch
Krauer Frank, salesman Butt.fenbach & Widnian, r. 1423
Folsom
Krauer Mary, widow, r. 1423 Folsom
Krauer Mary Mi -s, laundress La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Kraul Ferdinand O., packer Pac. Butchers Supply Co.,
r. 308 § Lily Av
Krau-! Aaron, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1017 Post
Kraus David, r. 213 Jersey
Kraus David W., o gar mnfr, 708 Larkin
Kraus Edmund, plumber, r. 2931 Folsom
Kraus Frederick, musician, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus George, butcher Buttgenbach & Widman, r. 498
Fourth
Kraus Georgiana Miss, student, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Harry, painter, r. 608 Octavia
Kraus Harrv A., lithographer, r. 33 Turk
Kraus Henry, bakery, 226 Third, r. 168 Tehama
Kraus John, haker, r. 625 Clay
Kraus Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 727 Laguna
Kraus Oscar, waiter, r. 148 Sixth
Kraus Rosina E. Mrs., r. 33 Turk
Kraus Solomon, photographer, r. 608 Octavia
Kraus Sophie Miss, teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus William, clerk, r. 213 Jersey
Krausch Charles, laborer Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 115
Wildey
Krause Alexander T., machinist, r. 8 Prospect Av
Krause Amelia, widow, r. 39 Everet
Krause Anna, widow, r. 529 Sixth
Krause Apalonia, widow, r. 8 Prospect Av
Kraase Caroline G., widow, i-. 1402;^ Pacific, rear
Krause Charles, r. 7 Alice
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co,
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR
'* WILHELMS = QUELLE "
(BI,UE I.ABEL)
GERMAN MINERAL WATER
Telephone South 338.
ALL N/\TIO/SIS DRI/\K
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Krause Charles, capitalist, r. 624 Green
Krause Charles H., asst manager Tivoli Opera House r.
30 Eddy
Krause Charles H., plumber, r. 310.^ Twelfth
Krause Daniel H., timekeeper Market St. Ry., r. 1225
Pacific
Krause Ernest, bricklayer, r. 1201 Steiner
Krause Ferdinand R. S., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Wool and Blaine
Krause Frank butcher, r. 8 Prospect Av
Krause Frank A., clerk Louis Markus, r. 828 Page
Krause Frank L., machine hand George H. Fuller Desk
Co,, r. 819 Mission
Krause Frederick W., barber Otto Shoenwald, r. 1642
Polk
Krause Frederick W. , bookkeeper Western Assurance
Co., r 711 Jones
Krause Herman, laborer, r. NW Lombard and Octavia
Krause Joseph, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. 423 Ivy Av
Krause Louis, merchant, r. 208 Hickory Av
Krause Paul, baker, r. 832 Pacific
Krause Samuel H., quartennaster stmr Rio de Janeirn
Krause Theodore, machinist, r. 721^ Broadway
Krause Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 1426 Twentv-fifth
Krause William F., barber, r. 1642 Polk
Krause William C, teamster, r. 429 Tenth
Krause William E. F., author, r. 1513 Powell
I8S"Krause. See Crouse, Kraus, Krauss and Krouse
Krause John F., porter Richard Huck, r. 12 Roach
Krauser Theodore, engineer, r. 721 .J Broadway
Krausgrill Annie C, widow, bakery, 1321 Stockton
Krausgill Jacob, carpenter, r. 1511 Dupont
Krausgrill Jacob, driver Adams & Ruhner, r. 5.^ Morev
Alley
Krausgrill John (Michel & Krausgrill) r. 2105J Stocktt)n
Krausgrill John, brewer, r. 5h Morey Alley
Krausgrill Philip (Bill & Krausgrill) r. 930 Filbert
Krausgrill Philip, cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 1 Julius
pi
Kraush A., r. 633 Locu-t Av
Krauss Alfred, machinist Risdon \. and L. Wks, r. 123
Capp
Krauss August F., cigar mnfr, 5282 Sixth
Krauss David, tailor, r. 7 Everett
Krauss Louise H. Mi>s, teacher Columbia Graminai-
School, r. 123 Capp
Krauss Malvina Miss, saleslady, r. 7 Everett
Krauss Max, clerk Gustave Mitzel, r. 102 Pacific
Krauss P., musician, r. 2Hi Franklin
Krauss Solomon, Janitor K\ci-ftt Oniiiimar School
Krauss Theodore, clerk JIarUct St. Ka', r. 123 Caiip
Victor, r. 128 Ridley
Delia, widow, r. 526 Jessie
Krausse Phillip W., U. S. Storekeeper Internal Revenue
Service, r. 526 Jessie
Kraut Charles, showcasemaker, r. E s Texas nr Yolo
Kraut Charles, watchman, r. E s Texas nr Yolo
Kraut Emil F. , laborer, r. E. s Texas nr Yolo
Krauter Minnie, domestic, 1505 Devisadero
Krauth F. W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Santa
Cruz, Cal.
Krauth Walter H., baggageman S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Krautz Mathias, carpenter, r. 21 Lundy Lane
Krayer JohnM., liquors, E sStanyan nr Waller
Kreager Anna, \\'idow, r. 14^ Oak Grove Av
Krebs C. F. Emil, groceries and liquorr, 318 Twenty-first
Krebs Charles, teamster, r. 1057 Mission
Krebs Frederick, cook, r. 620 Washington
Krebs Frederick, master mariner, r. 426b Twenty-third
Krebs Frederick W., blacksmith, r. 2511 Folsom
Krebs Helene Miss (Conlin & Krebs) r. 318 Twenty-first
KKBBS HEKKV .Ir., treasurer San Bernardino
Borax Mining Co., 106 Leidesdorff, room 17, r. 911
Sutter
Krebs Hermann, clerk J. L. Bentz, r. 1530 Stockton
Krebs Lawrence, baker, r. 2206 Bush
Krelis Martin, brushmaker, r. 407 Union
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C.BroWD&SoDfl^'t5.823MarketSL
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California St.
Krebs Paul, groceries and liquors, 2253 Sutter, r. 1166
Scott
Krebs Paul, clerk William Krautz, r. cor Tweiitv-first
and Treat Av
Krebs Robert master mariner, r. •126b Twenty-third
Krecek Joseph (Rye Bread Co.) r. 66 Jessie
Krechlow Dora, domestic 1827 California
Krecker Charles (Sohutt & Krecker) r. 13 Shotwell
Kredewahn Emil, bartender, r. 2199 Powell
Kredo Frederick, clerk California Grocery Co., r. 1719a
Haijrht
Kredo Henry, painter, r. 1719a Haight
Kreel John J., confectioner, r. 10^ Lewis
Kreft Henry, clerk J. H. & H. Mangels, r. 239 Hayes
Kreft John, liqnois, 120 First
Kreger William B., carpenter and builder, 530 Mission, r
San Carlos, Cal.
B^Kreger. See Krieger
Krehmke Edward, oysterman, r. 1219J Laguna
Krehmke John, proprietor Young America House, 15
Pacific, r. 723 Union
Kriedte Charles A., laundryman, r. 790 Elizabeth
Kreiss John J., bartender, "r. 618 Filbert
Kreitz Joseph, cook Hotel Miramar
Krocker William E., teamtter r. 205 Second
KRELI\« ERIIESTINE Mrs., proprietor and
manaj^er Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Kreling Bunjamin W., bartender, r. 135 Tehama
Krelins,^ Cliarles, painter, r. 1234 Treat Av
Krelin<,' Charles T., bandsawj-er, r. 15 Albion Av
KKELIX; FKKDKRICK W., president F. W
Kreling Sons Co., 916 Market, r. 329 Guerrero
KRELI\4i r. yy. sons CO., Frederick W. Kreling
president, Solomon Kampe secretary, manufactur-
ers and dealers in furniture 916 M"arket, factory
319-329 Guerrero, Telephone Mission 118
Kreling John (F. W. Kreling Sons Co.) r. 329 Guerrero
Kreling Joseph, scenic artist Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 1234 Treat Av
Kreling Martin (F. W. Kreling Sons Co.) r. 15 Albion Av
KRELING >VILLIA.1I (estxte of) Mrs. Ernestine
Kreling administratrix, 30-32 Eddy
Krell Jacob, laborer, r. Sixth Av South bet K and L
Krembach Julius L., traveling salesman Anglo-American
Crockery and Glassware Co. , r. 1020J Geary
KREMENTZ «& CO., manufacturers fine jewelry
Phelps & Miller, agents 120 Sutter '
Kremer Brothers & Co. (Jacques and Nicholas Kremer
and August Mainzer) proprietors San Francisco
Zinc and Brass Foundry, 40 Jessie
Kremer Jacques (Kremer Bros. & Co.) r. 4© Jessie
Kremer Nicholas (Kremer Bros. & Co.) r. Berkeley
See Cramer, Creamer, Kramer
es- Kre
and
Kremkfv Edward, cook, r. SW cor Ellis and Laguna
Kreniley Augustus, butcher, r. 1524 Howard
Krenter Charles, musician, r. 728 Green
Krenz Emil, tannery, 1230 Hampshire, r. 1235 York
Krenz Otto, tanner, r. 120 Cuvier
Krenz Robert H., tanner, r. 592 San Jose Av
Krenz William, machinist, r. 120 Cuvier
BS~ Krenz. See Krans
Kresler Elmer, barber, r. 728 Minna
Kresler Grant, barber, r. 728 Minna
Kresler Henry S., canvasser, r. 728 Minna
Kress Augustus, H., marine engineer, r. 920 Twenty- first
Kress Frederick, baker, r. 832 Pacific
Kress Henry C, clerk Pullman Palace Car Co., r. 920
Twenty-first
Kresteller Mark, porter, r. 417 Mason
Kresteller Morris E., machinist, r. 609 Buchanan
Krestiiig Louis A., clerk, r. 321 Green
Krest ng John, seaman, r. 131 East
Kretchmer Louise, widow, r. 1207 Guerrero
Kretchmer Rudolph, printer, r. 1207 Guerrero
Kreth August, milkman, r. W s lliirteenth Av South bet
K and L
BONESTELL & CO.
401 ©ANSOME ST.
Kreth Lena, domestic, 2626 Sacramento
Kretschmann William, vocalist Tivoli Opera House r
1320 California
Kretschmar John A. , with Ernest A. Denicke, r 1921
Taylor
Kretschmer Hilderbert, barber, r. 640 Howard
Kre z Annie, widow, r. 5 Cottage PI
Kretz Peter C, salesman Charles F. Marwedel, r 5
Cottage PI
Kreuser Constance, widow, r, 921 Union
Kreuter Louis, cabinet maker Bennett & Schutte, r.
Oakland
Kreuter Marie, widow, r. 903 Vallejo
Kreutzberger Max O., mnfr picture frames, r. 407 Oak
Kreutzner Ignatz, laborer, r. S s Russian Av nr Naples
Kreutzer Joseph, foreman Liberty Dairy, r. S s Russia
Av nr Naples
Kreutzer L.. cook, Golden West Hotel
KREUTZNIANN HENRY, ,...„.,...
ana surgeon, diseases «f- Monien, >i.«itjng
gynecologist. <;ernian Ilo$i|iItaI. ottic*" and
re«idenc(- lOIS Sotter, hours 1 to 3 P. i»I.,
Telephone East 401
Kreuz John, groceries and liquors, 1122 Montgomery
Kreuzberger Jane, widow, r. 1606 Howard
Kreuzberirer Lorcnz, sawyer, r. 395 Ninth
Kreuzer Agathe widow, board and lodging, 621-623
Commercial
Kreuzer August, liquors, 1801 Mission
Kreuzer John, liquors 4825 Mission Road
Kreuzer John, porter, r. 1801 Fourteenth
Krevenich John, caterer, r. 863 Mission
Krey Wolf, baker, r. 625 Clay
Krick John, cook, r. 25 Sixth
Krickau Peter, machinist Mcintosh & Wolpman, r. Oak-
land
Krider Charles, machmist, r. 602 Gongh
Krieder M. O. Mrs., widow, r. 2507 Pine
Krieg Adam, waiter, r. 716 Willow Av
Krieg Anton, i)roprietor San Francisco Tannery, r. 1318
Nebraska
Krieg Anton V., tanner, r. 1205 Nebraska
Krieg Henry S., tanner, r. 1213 Hampshire
Krieger Adam, bottler, r. 1909 Harrison
Krieger August, waiter August Busse, r. 550 First
Krieger Benjamin, shoeiLaker Henn- Lucke, r. Oak-
land
Krieger Byron, waiter, r. 788 Harrison
Krieger Charles, confectioner, 1642 Market and 230
Sixth, r. 1024^ Natoma
Kreger Charles M., lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co. r. 139 Erie
Krieger Ellen, widow, r. 139 Erie
Krieger Fred, tinsmith, r. 14^ Oak Grove Av
Krieger Helen Miss, seamstress, r. 70 Brady
Krieger Jennie Miss, r. 139 Erie
Krieger Kate, widow, r. 513 Gough
Krieger Louis, candjTnaker, r. 14.V Oak Grove Av
Krieger Nellie Miss, printer, r. 139 Erie
Krieger William, teamster, r. Eighth Av South and M
Krieger William T., tailor, r. 70 Brady
eS" Krieger. See Kreger
Kriele John, cellarman, r. 512 Bu.sh
Kriens Conrad, watchman, r. 920 Mont.gomery
Kriete Arnhard, bartender, r. 414 Post
Kriete Charles, clerk Rohlffs & Gerdau, r. 426 O'ParreH
Kriete Charles Jr., porter, r. 426 O'Farrell
Kriganoski Joseph, teas and coffees, 2941 Mission
Krigbauin Henrj- S. (Tarpey & Krigbaum) r. 301 Devis-
Ivrigbaum Marcelhis R. (Tarpey & Krigbaum) r. San
Mateo
Krill Amelii B. J. Miss, r 6 Virginia Court
Krill Henry, r. 6 Virginia Court
Krill Lewis, plumber W. E. Lane, r. 605 Bush
Krily Martin, boxmaker, r. 621 Broadway
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Krimphoff George, master mechanic, r. 4 Bridge PI
Kringhen Effie, domestic SW cor Haight and Pierce
Kri^h Oscar, clerk Davis Bros., r. 25 Lloyd
Krisheldorff Charles, bartender Horn & McCarthy, 775
Market
Kriske Bertha Miss, stamping and embroidery, 2216
Mission
Kriske Ernst L., jeweler Rothschid & Hadenfeldt, r.
2216 Mission
Kristensen Marie, domestic, 2550 Jackson
Kristoff George, laborer, r. 704 Sansome
Kriz Louis, plumber, r. 15 Ritch
Kroder August F., painter, 613 Eddy, r. 2108 Howard
Kroeger August, groi'eries, 1608 Church, r. 212i Valley
Kroegor Charles, blacksmith Henry Hinrichs & Co., r.
Oakland
Kroeger Claus, bookkeerper H. Voorman, r. Oakland
Kroeger Frederick (M. J. Simmons Auction Co.) 1057
Market
Kroeger Frederick, plumber, r. Ill Valparaiso
Kroeger Frederick E. , bookkeeper F. Thomas Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 950 Harrison
Kroeger Freda Miss, clerk John Kroeger, r. 513 Twenty-
fourth
Kroeger Hammond, bartender Herman H. Pilster
Kroeger Henry, butcher, 928 Illinois, r. 919 Illinois
Kroeger J., laborer, r. Commercial House
Kroeger John, driver, r. 725 Seventeenth
Kroeger John, dry goods, 2600 Mission, r. 1513 Twenty-
fourth
Kroesrer Maria, widow, r. Adam nr Eve
Kroeger William G. (Thierbach & Kroeger) r. 950 Har-
rison
8^ Kroeger. See Kroger, Krueger and Kruger
Kroencke William, clerk Charles A. Fabian, r. 1803
Stockton
Kroenke August (Kroenke & Handle) r. 363 Minna
Kroenke Henrj' C., brewer Am. Brewery, r. 836 Broad-
way
Kroenke John, groceries and liquors, 2162 Mission
Kroenke & Bandle (August Kroenke ar>(l Frederick
Bandle) liquors, NE cor Fifth and Minna
Kroens John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kroepfli Bertha, widow, furnished rooms, 506 Fourth
Kroetz Marv, physician, r. 21a Elgin Park Av
Kroff Adolph C, barber, r. 723 Golden Gate Av
Kroft Edward G., mnfr yeast, 217 Polk
Krog George, printer, r. 344 McAllister
Krog Chris, master schr Anastasia, Pier 7 Steuart
Kroger August, poultry. Twenty -seventh Av South
nr P
Kroger Charles, printer D. S. Stanley & Co., r. 1810J
Mason
Kroger Claus P., proitrietor Ocean Beach House, r. S17
Forty-ninth Av
Kroger George, master schr Horace Templeton, Pier 7
Steuart
Kroeger Hans, r. 724 Twenty-fourth
Kroegen Henry, bottler, r. SE cor Montgomery Av and
Chestnut
Kroger Hermann, r. 1810i Mason
Kroger Herman A., upholsterer, r. ISIOJ Mason
Kroger Julius, cook, r. 315 Forty-ninth Av
6^" Kroger. See Kreeger, Krueger and Kruge
KROGM CH4RLE8 A., vice-president Krogh Mnfg
Co., 51 Beale, r. 18 Sherman
KROOH F.4.NNIE J. MISS, secretary Krogh Mnfg
Co., 51 Beale, r. 176 Tehama
KROr.H FERDINAND W., president Kro-h Man-
ufacturinir Co., 51 Beals, r. 18 Sherman
KROGH MANUFACTURING CO.,
F. W. Krogh president, €. A. Krogh
vice-president, Miss F, J. Krogh secre-
tary, P. W. Krogh treasurer, nianiifact-
arers windmills, horsepowers, tanks and
pauips, .51 Beale
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Krogh Marcus, carpenter, r. 5 Newell
Krogh Peter, engineer, r. 156 Tehama
Krogh Peter W., treasurer Krogh Mnfg Co., r. 156 Te-
hama
Krohmann Edward, shoemaker, r. 724 Mission
Krohn Frederick W., longshoreman, r 733 Clementina
Krohn Julia Mrs., stationery, 1617 Baker
Krohn Julius J., candy factory, 1427 Market, r. 37 Lilv
Av
Krohn Louis, ship carpenter, r. 2009 Powell
Krohn Louis K., hookbinder, r. 2009 Powell
aSf Krohn. See Kron and Cron
Krohne Henry, laborer, r. 2223 Filbert, rear
Krohne J., theatrical manager, 211 Kearny
Krohne Johanna, domestic 2439 California
KroU Frederick W. (Bri kmann & Kroll) r. 153 Ninth
KroU Max, confectioner, r. 245 Eighth
Kromberg William, butcher, r. 1123 Howard
Kromer Charles, brewer, r. 1007 Mission
Kromer Frederick, clerk, r. 510 Minna
Kron David, bookkeeper Julius Kron, r. 729 McAllister
Kron Henry F, vice-president Kron Tanning Co., 125
Clay, r. Santa Cruz
Kron Julius, clothier, 927-929 Kearny, r. 729 McAllister
KRON OSCAR J., president Kr m Taming Co. and
secretary California Oak Leather Association, 125
Clay, r. 1326 Golden Gate Av
KR»N TANNING €0., Oscar J. Kron president,
Henry F. Kron vice-president, CHarence W. Penning-
ton secretary and treasurer, tanners and commis-
sion merchants, 125 Clay and 122 Commercial, Tele-
phone Main 1452
i^" Kron. See Cron, Crohn and Krohne
Kronberg Adolph, clerk, r. 1614 Turk
Kronberg Joseph, clerk, r. 1614 Turk
KRONCKE HENRY C. (Baruth & Kroncke) r. 83t;
Broadway
Kroncke William, clerk William Blester, r. 1122 Leaven-
worth
Krone Carl, clerk Mack & Co., r. 1918b Taylor
Krone Frederick W., r. 11 Thirteenth
Krone Frederick W. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 11 Thirteenth
Krone Henry, ship carpenter Gratto & Rimero
Krone T., r.New Western Hotel
Krone Wilhelmine Miss, dressmaker, r. 2026 Folsom
8^" Krone. See Crone, Krohn and Kron
Kronenberg, cajntalist, r. 304 Fulton
Kronholm Edward M. , pressman Louis Roesch Co.,.r. 328
Hayes
Kronholm John J., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r. 247 Perry
Kronnick Fred G., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 1020 Mission
Kronquist Cliarles V., tanner, r. 1229 Rhode Island
Krok Frank, longshoreman, r. 9 Dunn Alley
Krook Morris L. (Krook & Stromer) r. East Oakland
Krook Peter, porter, r. 1607 Powell
Krook & Stromer (Morris L. Krook and Arthur Stromer)
pnjprietors Olympic House, 904 Kearny
eS^ Krook. See Crook
Krc " ikuni Reidar, laborer, r. 255 Perry rear
Krooss Clau«, clerk Ernst Klein, r. 525 Lyon
Kropi) Charles, asohaltuni contractor, 439 Bush, r. 917
H: jght
Kropp Ellen, mdow, r. 1115 Vallejo
Kropp Henry, cellarman, r. 1115 Vallejo
Kropp Hermann C, musician, r. 917 Haight
Kropp John R., tinsmith, r. 917 Haight
Kropp Walter E., bookkeeper C. A. Klinkner & Co., r.
1115 Vallejo
Kroscher Hugo J., confectionery, 1635 Polk, r. 18 Mont-
gomery
Kross Ferdinand, fireman, r. 1003 Nebraska
Krotersek J., coalpasser stnir City of Pueblo
Krotosz>nier Martin, physician, otfice and r. 43 Sixth
Krotzeii Mary, widow, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Krouch Zenia, widow, r. 1530 Bush
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Krouse Frank, extraiuaii Tnick 2, r. A Morey Alley
Krouse Otholia, domestic 1701 Van Xe-s Av
Kro«M»S.imuel R. , Uilor, r. 3144 Sixteenth
a^ffnjiise. See Kraus, Krauss and Krausse
Krouss William, r. 1513 Powell
Krow Maurice, tailor, r. 912i Folsoiu
Krsak Albert, |>orter, r. 600 Pine
Kruck J., r. 605 Laguna
Kruase .John, lodgintrs, S73i ilarket
Kriicktfberg Frank, shoemaker C. Dletle, r. 15:J8 .lac
Krti ckel Antone. elevatorman, r. 1518 Dolores
tU KRUECKEL BROTHERS ,.
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a.ia Fred) tine Mines, liquors and cigars,
oiiiv thr be ( beer on draoKliI, 109 O'Far-
re I
Kru^'<.ktl ' harles ^Kaieekel Bros.) r. 1431 Steiner
KKLKlkKL l-'KAKK. liquors, 412 Market, r. 1518
l«.l..|-es
Kiutckil Krcl (Knieckel Bros.) r. 1431 Steiner
Knukel ' Korge, clerk Peter Krueckel, r. 433 Franklin
kRI Kl'kRL PETEK, proprietor United SUtes
.Sal., n, 435 Franklin, r. 433 Franklin
Krueger Caroline, widow, r. 336 Main
Krueg-er Charles, baker, r. 734 Montgomery
Krue^er KUa, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 332 Hayes
Kruegtr (Jeorge F., wa:<onmaker, 924 Bryant, r. 435
.Seventh
Krueger Hennan, baker, r. 734 Montgomerj-
Knieger .Ia.sper, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 332
Haye.
Knieger Joseph H., r. :?3i Haje-
KiUL-^er IJncjin I., r. 332 Hayes
Kru«ger Max. junk, r. 1.509 Turk
Knieger Millard H., asst treasurer Baldwin Theatre, r.
:J32 Hayes
Knicg-er V. Aruiine, brewer, r. 412 Fell
l^" Krat.-,'er. .See Krusje, Kroeger and Kroger
Knitt loseph, licpiors, :J8 Ellis, r. 712| Geary
Knu Allien (Krug & Yungt r. 5 Adair
Kru^ Clii-.stina, widow, r. 1935 Howard
Krug Fritz (Krug & Zimmemianu) r. 130i Eighteenth
Kiuf He iry C, • lerk, r. 216 ShotAell
Krug Philip, uuu-hinist, r. 1711 San Carlos Av
Km J William H., electrot>T)er Filmer- Rollins Electro-
tv|>e Co., r. 2lCShotwe"ll
Krug William L. J., r. 216 Shotwell
Krui & Yung (Albert Knig arid Louis Yung) phunbers,
542 Fourth
KKirCi A Z1MMEKW.4.\\' (Fritz Kmg and Philip
Zimmenuann) proprietors New York Malt House,
•SW cor Eighteenth and Shotwell. Telephone Mis-
si.tn 4
Kruger A., laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r. Alameda
Krugger Annie, domestic 1307 Hyde
Km er Carl, forem in .John H. "sievers, r. NE cor Lom-
bar I and Van Ness Av
Kru-er Charles (Bollman & Kmger) r. 2118 Pine
Kmjjer Charles, printer Abend Post, r. 1650 Polk
Kmger Charles F. , blacksmith, r. 1321 Staiiyan
Kruger Charles G., stationerj", 1650 Polk
Kruger Char.otte, widow, r. 527i Greenwich
Kmger Edward, tailor, r. 763 Mission
Krutjer Emil, bartender, r. 143 Berrv
Kmger Henrj , florist, 688 McAllister
Kmger Louis, wiremau Edison Light and Power Co.. r.
1241 Hayes
Kruger William, bartender Charles Engelke
Kruger William, ciganiiaker, r. 330 Tehama
Kmger William, teamster, r. S s Eighth Av South nr
M
tie' Kni,-tr. Sec Kroeger, Kroger and Krueger
Knill Axel, salesman Redington S Co., r. 1330 Alabama
Krull Eniest shirtmaker, r. 1330 Alabama
KRULL FRA.\€l!», assistant clerk U. S. District
Court Northern District California, (i3 U. S. .K\>-
praisers' Bldg, AA floor, r. 1921 Howard
Krull John, tailor, r. 7 Bond
Kmll Niels C. F., laborer, r. 1340 Alabama
KniU Richard, baker, r. 7 Bond
Kriimbeck Christopher, teamster, r. 1709 E«ldy
Krumbeck Dietrich, teamster, r. 13 Sheridan
Krumbeck Henry W'., teamster, r. 13 Sheridan
Krumberg William, tailor r. 238 Seventh
Krumholz .John, peddler, r. 120 Douglass
Krumholz John, tailor, r. 3 Cottage PI
Krumin John, cook, r. 271 Stevenson
Krumlaud AMna, domestic 500 Van Ness Av
Krumm Herman, driver Page & Falch, r. 720 Turk
Krommes Peter, gripman Market St. Rv., r. 1024 Pa-
cific
Knimphoff G., master mariner, r 4 Bridge PI
Krumpholz Adolph H., barber, 720 Valencia, r. 718 Va-
Knipp Curt, physician, r. 52 Second
Kruse Adolph, fresco painter, r. 314 Fifth Av
Kruse Albert, woolsorter, r. 1702 Keamv
Krase August, conductor Sutter St RR.,' r. 2609 Pine
Kmse Bemhard, laborer S. F. and San Mateo RR. , r.
401 Harrison
Kruse Carrie, widow, furnished nx)ms, 1030 Mission
Kruse Cecilia Miss, salesladv Joseph Kratzer, r. 322
Fifth
Kruse Charles, salesman John Witt, r. 23 Elgin Park A\
KRrSE ED^Y.4RD (Kruse & Euler) and president
The German Sa\ings and Loan Societv, 526 Califor-
nia, r. 620 Turk
Kruse Edward Jr., with Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk
Kmse Emile T. (Kruse & Madison) and with Kruse x
Euler, r. 620 Turk
Krase Ernest, clerk J. H. Kmse, r. 312b Twenty-first
Kruse F. , waiter stmr Columbia
Kruse Frank, gripman, r. 1324 Fillmore
Kmse Frank, extraman Track 2
Kiuse Frank L., harness, 1906 Fillmore, r. 1324 Fill
more
Krase Frank L. Jr., haraessmaker, r. 1324 Fillmore
Kruse Frank L., blacksmith, r. 923i Howard
Kruse Frederick, porter, r. 1324 Fillmore
Kruse Frederick, salesman Robert Haight & Co., r. Mill
Valiey
Krase George H., draj-man, 717 Sacramento, r. 1614i
Buchanan
Krase George H., teamster, r. 1219 Devisadero
Kmse Herman H., resUurant, 1736 Market
Kruse John D., bartender Nicolaus Ahrens, r. 21 Market
KRrSE JOHX H.. hardware and lumber, SE cor
Twenty-third and Shotwell, Telephone Mission S*.
r. 417 Twenty-third
Kmse Louis A. C., blacksmith, r. 10 Lewis
Kmse Louis J., laborer, r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Madelire, widow, r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Max, clerk Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 1611 Sutter
Krase Peter F., driver, r. 910 Folsom
Kruse Walter, shipcari>enter, r. Amherst nr Fulton
Kmse William, cook, r. 545 First
Krase William, waiter, r. 616 Sacramento
Krase William H., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk
K.RI'»4E A El'LER (Edward Kmse and Emil Rohte)
imixirters and wholesale grocers and commission
merchants, 209-211 Front
Krase & Madison (Emil T. Kmse, Martin J. and Henrj-
B. Madison) Puget Soiuid freighting, 209 Front and
15 Steuart
^y Kruse. .See Cruise, Cruz and Kroos
Kmser Henr\-, clerk Henrj- MuIIer, r. 400 Fifth
KRrSI HKR.HAN', vice-president and chief engineer
San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market, r. Alameda
Krutmeyer Albert, cook, r. 20 Walter
Krutmeyer Gustavus B., mining, r. 2753 Octavia
Kmtmever John, marine fireman, r. 1517 Ellis
Krvger Christian A., carpenter, r. 1608i Baker
Kuba Frank, teacher music, r. 311 Jessie
Kiibach Fredericka J., widow, r. 1811 Hyde
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Kubitza Hu?o, fireman, r. 560 Howard
Kuch Frederick, hackman, r. 643 Sacramento
Kuoh Hermaini H. Mrs., r. 1799 Filbert
Kuchmeister Au^st (H. A. Kuchmeister & Co.) r. 12;u
Broad waj-
KIJCHMKlMtTEK H. A. •& €0. (Henry A. and Aii-
^st Kuchmeister) wines and liquoi-s, ISE cor Califor-
nia and Hyde
Kuchmeister Henry A. (H. A. Kuchmeister & Co.) r.
1028 Hyde
Kuchmeister Marj-, widow, r. 1234 Broadway
Kucich Anton, cooiier, 6. Kucich, r. 1919 Dupont
Kucich Gerolamo, cooper S W cor Dupont and Francisco,
r. 1919 Dupont
Kucich Joseph, cooper G. Kucich, r. 550 Jackson
Kucich Peter, cooper, r. 1919 Dupont
Kucich Spiro, cooper G. Kucich, r. 1919 Dupont
iS" Kucich. See Cusich, Cusack and Kusick
Kuck Dinah, widow, r. 8 Welsh
Kuck George, teamster, r. 8 Welsh
Knck Henry, butch<;r, r. 500 Cortland Av
Kuck Herman, teamster, r. 8 Welsh
Kuck John F., driver N. Gray& Co., r. 643 Sacramento
it^ Kuch. See Cook and Koch
Kuckens Amelia, widow, r. 3231 Ivy Av
Kucking John, baker, r. 736 Union
Kuder Franz, cellarman, E. Gamier & Co., 428 Broad-
way
Kudru Frank, tailor, NW cor Jackson and Battery
Kuebler Louis, barber, 406 Castro, r. 46 Hartford
Kuechler George E. , gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1632i.
Fulton
K.uehl .lesse, barber, r. 349 Tehama
Kuehl John, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 546
Folsom
Kuehn <!eorge, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 814a Webster
Kuehn Max, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 522 Gear^
Kuehn Victor, carj)enter Shreve & Co., r. 814a Webster
XS" Kuehn. See Coon and Kuhn
Kuehneniund Carl, porter, r. 358 Clementina
Kuenemaini Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 246 Sixth
Kuennecke .Samuel C. W., driver Benton & Hawley, r.
502 Washington
Kuenstle Martin W., clerk George E. Lloyd, r. 1427 Web-
ster
Kucnzi Albert, engraver Britten & Rey, r. 22^ Hickorv
Av
Kuenzi Edward, carpenter, r. 22^ Hickorj- Av
Kuenzi Louisa Jliss, cashier T. C. Marceau, r. 22.^ Hic-
ory Av
KVEPPEK»» THKOI»ORE, office with A. J. Leary
Co., 113 Davis, r. 2020 Pine
Kuestermann William, cabinetmaker, r. 56 San Jose Av
Kuftner Ant<>n, teacher music, r. 616 McAllister
Kugel Jacob, brewer, r. 22 Julian Av
Kugelbert Eddie, glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co. , v.
.\lamela
Kugeler Frank, wait r, r. 967 Mission
Kugeler Frederick H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Kugeler George, waiter Hintz & Buck, r. 735 Brannan
Kugeler Henry, physician and surgeon, office 1005
Howard
Kugenor Peter, bartender Windsor Hotel, r. 434 Jessie
Kuglacia Thomas, jwrter Occidental Bar, r. 136 Mont-
gomery
Kugler Marjorie Mrs., r. 1024 Mission
Kugler Gottlieb, liquors, SE cor Clay and Drumm, r.
3723 Sacramento
Kuh Louis, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r. 1451 Mc-
Allister
Kuhirt Magadalina, widow, li(iuors, SE cor H and
Fourth Av
3^ Kuh. See Cue
Kuhen Josie Miss, clerk Freight Dept Union Pacific sys-
tem, r. 211 Franklin
Kuhl Arthur J., salesman, r. 127 Taylor
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Kuhl Conrad, cook August Busse, r. 28 Zoe
Kuhl Emil, salesman Mrs. H. Kuhl, r. 127 Taylor
Kuhl Henry, clerk, r. 1410 Leavenworth
Kuhl Hermine, widow, fancy goods, 127 Taylor
Kuhl Jacob, inspector Cal. Barrel Co., r. 26i Clinton
Kuhl John, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 26rV
Clinton
Kuhl Louis, engineer Engine 12, 101 Commercial
Kuhl Martin, cook William Westerfeld, r. 710 Laurel Av
Kuhl Max, clerk, r. 341 Webster
Kuhl Richard, salesman Ste n, Simon & Co., r. 2617
Bush
ga" Kuhl. See Cool
Kuhlankamp Henry, shoemaker, 739 McAllister, r. 228
Twenty-second Av
Kuhlfmann Charles, clerk Anton Halbritter, r. 28 La-
pidge
Kuhlemann William A., l)utcher, 1 Mission Market, r.
3139^ Sixteenth
Kuhling Antone, machinist 529 Fifth, r. 732 Harri-
son
Kuhlke Henry, butcher Brady & Co., r. 565 Natoma
Kuhlke Henry W., jewelry case maker Shreve & Co., r.
Alameda
Kuhlman Charles G., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 935 Market
Kuhlmann Albert, jeweler and watchmaker, 129 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 618J Filbert
Kuhlmann Diedeiich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Har-
rison and Ninth
Kuhlmann William, r. 500 Valencia
J^T" Kuhlmann. See Kuhlman
Kuhlmeyer Edward, candymaker, r. 1510 Mason
Kuhlmever Henry J. (Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguy) r. 303
Scott
Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguy (Henrj' J- Kuhlmeyer and Leon
Dolheguy) produce commission, 204 Washington
Kuhls Edward, liquors, 104 Taylor
Kuhls Edward, salesman Kuhls, Schwarke & Co., r. 710
Fell
Kuhls Frederick A. (Kuhls, Schwarke & Co.) r. 710 Fell
Kuhls Henrv, bookkeeper Kuhls, Schwarke & Co. , r. 710
Fell
KUHLS, SCHWARKE & CO., .r»..
erii-k A. Kulils and Ullliaiii .SciiMarke)
sole agents <;oI«l Water Bourbon and
wholesale dealers in all kinds of wines
and li«iuors, ViS-129 8atter
Kuhn Albert, restaurant, 156 Second, r. 2 Hubbard
Kuhn Albert M., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 110 Hyde
Kuhn Burt, clerk, r. 110 Hyde
Kuhn Caroline, widow, r. 110 Hyde
Kuhn Christina, widow, liquor3,"H06 Polk
Kuhn Edmund, seam n, r. 217 Chattanooga
Kuhn Frank, laborer National Brewing Co. , r. (,32 Ful-
ton
Kuhn Fredrick, bakery, 328 Eighteenth
Kuhn Frederick, carpenter, r. 211 Franklin
Kuhn George A., carrier Post Office, r. 5 Pond
Kuhn Henrietta, widow, r. 197 Hyde
Kuhn Henry, gardener, 1070 Shotwell ■* *< 1
Kuhn Henry, peddler, r. 818 Valencia U) (/> |
Kuhn Henry W. F., porter Braunschweiger & Co., r. 81S ^ t"""
Valencia n " |
Kuhn Herman, jiorter Greenebaum, Weil & Michels, r. i il ■
4 Newell -**- .
Kuhn James, driver Market St. Ry. Co., r. 168 Tehama ©W
Kuhn John, dairy proauce, 2314 Market fit '
Kuhr. John, laborer, r. 639 Second, rear ^ 71
Kuhn John F., 1st asst engineer stmr Pomona, r. 107
Grove
Kuhn Joseph, cook Young & Weisman, r. 4 Buchanan
P!
Kuhn Joseph E., Lieut. U. S. Engineer's OflSce, 533
Kearny, r. Presidio
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C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
n?^
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(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Kulm Lena, domestic 2110 California
Kuhn Louis, foreman street sweepers, r. 336 Fifth
Kuhn Ludw-ig, photographer, r. 1921 Mason
Kuhn Max, waiter, r. 522 Geary
Kuhn MaximiUian, longshoreman, r. 916 Montgomerv
Av
Kuhn Minnie Miss, stenographer, r. 211 Franklin
Kuhn Rudolph, waiter August Busse, r. 350 First
Kuhn William, r. 1406 Polk
Kuhn William, laborer, r. 2303 Mariposa
SS" Kuhn. See Kuehn and Coon
Kuhiie .\ndrew, confectioner Paul Drasdo, r. 1319 Stoc-k-
ton
Kuhne Antonie Mrs., widow, r. 614 Gearj-
Kuhne Ewald A., showcase maker, r. 126 Ellis
Kuhnel Gustav, laborer Cal. Su:.car Refinery, r. 1016
Florida
Kuhiiert August, laborer, r. 316J Langton
Euhnl Frank, waiter, r. 612 Minna
Kukar John, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 52
Louisa
Kukelheg Henrj', salesman Darid Samuels, r. Ala-
meda, Cal.
Kukler Gottlob, cabinetmaker, r. 515| Bush
Kulievan Xieolas, bartender, r. 415 Post
Kulk Robert, phonographic expert, r. 115 Taylor
KuU Alfred C, laundryman, r. 3235^ Sixteenth
Kull John H., marine engineer, r. 132 Douglass
SS" Kull. See Cull and Kuhl
KuUman Herbert, clerk KuUman, Salz & Co., r. 1306
Post
KulhuHU Herman (KuUman, Salz & Co.) r. 1306 Post
Hi:LL.n.4.\, SALZ «& CO. (Herman Kullman, Jacob
-alz and Charles Hart) tanners, dealers hides and
leather, proprietors Benieia Tannery (Benicia, Cal.)
office and salesrooms 106 Batter\-, Telephone Main
303
Kullman, Wagner & Co. (Stockton, Cal.) office 106 Bat-
terj-
B^ Kullman. See Kuhlman and Kuhlmann
Kullmann August, salesman Raphael Weill & Co. , r.
1403 Gough
Kullmann Jules G., clerk Newman & Lerinson r. 722
Filbert
Kullmann Simon (Kullmann & Co.) r. 722 Filbert
Kullmann & Co. (Simon Kullmann and William Lowen-
berg) stock brokers, 313 Montgomerj-
Kulper Charles, janitor 2(X) Market, r. 926 Jackson
Kummer Alfred (Kummer & Alpen) r. 819 Turk
Kummer Felix, photo-engraver Kummer & Alpen, r. 81".)
Turk
Kummer Francesca Miss, r. 819 Turk
Kummer Frederick, photo-engras-er Kummer & Alpen,
r. 819 Turk
Kummer Henri,' L., restaurant, 95S Howard
KummL-r .Toseph, laborer, r. E s Broderick nr Jefferson
KUMMER & ALPEN <...«. k.„.
iiier and Herman .>I. Alpen) photo-en-
eravins. i-opper and zinc etching, half-
tone and de<ilsnlne. 419 Front
Kumnierlaiider Richard (Kunimerlander & Hundemer)
r. 219 Minna
KL.HMEKLA.XDEK A IIINDE.VER (Richard
Kummerlander and William Hundemer) wines and
liquors, 544 California
Kumaierling E., cook, r. Commercial House
Eump John, carpenter, r. 37 Jfatoma
Kump John, laborer, r. 19 Freelon, rear
Kunast Henry, painter German Hospital
Kunath Erwiii, cabinetmaker, r. 139 Page
Kunath Oscar, artist, 26 O'Farrell, r. Alameda
Kunauer Joseph, carpenter, r. 212 John
Kundig John, engineer Sanboni, Vail & Co., r. 748 Minna
Kune John, brewer, r. 632 Fulton
Kuner Addlph, cementworker, r. 25* Alta, rear
Kuner Albert, engraver, 702 Xlontgomerj-, r. 730 Gough
Kuner Rudolph, traveling salesman H. Levi &C!o.,r.
730 Gough
Kunert Adolph, artificial stone finisher, r. 25i Alta
Kunhardt Fabian, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 8V.i\
Greenwich
Kunhardt German F. , bookkeeper Joseph M. Torres, r.
726 Vallejo
Kunig John, laborer, r. 609 Seventh
Kunkler Laura E., widow, r. 6i2 Haight
Kunnecke William (Kuimecke & Frische) r. 85 Silver
Kunnecke & Frische (William Kunnecke and Henry
Frische) groceries and provisions, NW cor Second
and Brj-ant
Kuimeman John, watchmaker Thomas Lundy, r. Oak-
land
Kunst .\ugust, carpenter, r. 1013 Eighteenth
Kunst .\ugust, manager E. Lanzendorf, r. 226 Dolores
Kunst Bros. (John and Henry) groceries and liquors, 10.
Chesley
Kunst Henry (Kunst Bros.) r. 16 Chesley
Kunst John (Kunst Bros.) r. 16 Chesley'
Kunst John, groceries, 326 Aastin Av '
Kunst Peter H., driver, r. 30 Twentv-third
Kuntz Philip, butcher, 652 Seventeenth, r. 1017 Twent\ .
first
Kuntz William, millman, r. Abbotsford House
Kunz Arthur J., brushmaker Read & Zahn, r. Oakhiin,
Kunz Edward, cellarman Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 4i
Clara
Kunz Henry (Charles Meinecke & Co.) r. Alameda
Kunze Adolph, brickla.ver, r. 114 Morris Av
Kunze Charles, bricklayer, r. 114 Morris Av
Kunze P. Gustav G., cook, r. 35^ Chesley
Kuper Charles F., bookkeeper Michalitschke Bros, .v
Co., r. 22 Angelica
Kuper Ernst H. W., carpenter S. P. Co. r. 22 Angelica
Kupfer Albert B., machinist, r. E s Pixley bet Fillmor.,
and Steiner
Kupfer Augusta Mrs. , r. 717 Mon tgomerj- Av
Kupfer Martin,(Kui>fer & Doassans) and Crystal Packiii.
and Provision Co., r. 717 Montgomery Av
Kupfer R. Miss, confectioner}-, r. 440 Van Ness At
Kupfer Russena, widow, r. 440 Van Ness Av
Kupfer & Doassans (Martin Kupfer and John Doassiin-
porkpackers, 12-16 Pacific Fruit Market
Kuppen Auifust, carpenter stmr Columbia
Kuppers Katrina, widow, r. 2020 Pine
Kuppers Theodore, printer, r. 2020 Pine
Kurliuh J., ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 61 Shiple.v
Kurlandzik Minnie, .ridow, fancv goods, 1605 FlUmore, r.
11171 Folsom
Kiu-lbaum Herman W. , master mariner, r. 2223 Post
Kurlbaum Jesse, stockdealer, r. 820| Jessie
Kurlbaum Therese, widow, r. 820^ Jessie
Ktirlbaum William H. , contractor, r. 820J Jessie
Kurlenbaum Tillie, domestic 2020 Pierce
KUKOZ.AWA K., H. D., physician and surge "
hours 10 to 12 A. M. and 6 to 8 P. M., office and
322 i O'Farrell
Kurpinsky Paul C, butcher Precita Av nr Columbia i'
Kurre Charles, carpenter, NW cor Beach and Broderick
Kurreger Charles, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. i:.
Langton
Kurt O., r 310 Stockton
Kurth Henry, waiter, r. 636J Jessie
Kurthe Nel, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Kurtovich Matthew (Fleming & Kurtovich) r. 1431 How-
ard
Kurtz Augu tus M., clerk J. F. Dillon, r. 82:3 Capp
Kurtz Nicholas M., chainnaker, r. 231 Third
Kurtz Nicholas M. Mrs., seamstress, r. 231 Third
Kurtz Stephen, boots and shoes, 493 Fourth
Kuruczar Andrew (J. Kuruczir & Co.) r. 69 Jessie
Kuruczar J. & Co. (John and Andrew Kuruczar) wire
works, 69 .Jessie
Kuruczar John (J. Kuruczar & Co.) r. 69 Jessie
Kuruczar Paul (Andreas Chrei ik & Co.) r. 52 Minna
SAiN FPAINCISCO PAVIING CO^
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOBK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.. Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°.I°"p« ^vtfT'pll/.^V^Ii''
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss OT lime
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
& CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Ki4rven Patrick, janitor b. P. Co., r. 242Townsend
Kurz Albert, cellannan U. S. Brewery, r. 512 Bircli Av
Kurz Gustave, sfilder Morris & Kennedy, r. 1231 Eifrli-
teenth
Kurz M. B., widow, r. 9S9 Howard
Ku^z Sarah, widow, r. 228 Page
Kurzi Ernest, milker Mrs. Kate Emhoff, r. NE cor Lis-
bon and China Av
Kurzi Hammond, laborer, r. 1(5 Louisa
Kurzi Henry, cellarmau John Wieland Brewei-y, r. 707
Mission
Kurzi Louisa Mrs., r. 16 Louisa
Kurzman Abraham, peddler, r. 20 Russ
Kusel Eli A., medical student, r. 637 McAllister
Knsel John H.. janitor 120 Sutter
Kusel Solomon A., real estate, r. 1151 Guerrero
Kuselj Ivan, cook, r. 1004i Larkin
Kusich George R., coo]^>er August Petzold, r 2"b Pearle
Kusky Fred, cook Albert Kuhn, r. 2 Hubbard
Kuss Charles, cutter I. Magnin & Co., r. 925 McAllister
Kuss Charles J., teacher music, r. 925 McAllister
Kuss Edward, cabinetmaker Central Hardware and Suj)-
plv Co., r. 1611 Webster
Kuss George W. (Kuss & Henicke) r. 1320 Scott
KUSSVETEK Bf., painter, decorator and wood fin-
isher 422 Sutter, r. .563 Charter, Oakland
Kuss William, clerk, r. 925 McAllister
KUSS <K HENICKE (George W. Kuss and W. Ed-
ward Henicke) job printers 310 Kearnv
Kussick Margaret, widow, r. 9 Minna
Kussick Matthew J., shirtcutter, r. 9 Minna
Kussick Thomas P., shirtcutter, r. 9 Minna
Kustaly Marie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 1723
Market
Kuster Alexander, plumber, r. 1111 Sutter
Kuster Ernest W., assayer, r. 615J Linden Av
Kuster Ernest W. Jr., mechanic, r. 615| Linden Av
Kuster Hugh, clerk, r. 44 Willow Av ,
Kuster Minnie, domestic 2217 Sacramento
Kuster Otto, clerk, r. 44 Willow Av
Kutcer Aline Mrs. , bakery, 1928 Union
Kutcher John, tailor, r. 239 Stevenson
Kutcher Otto, harnessmaker, r. 674 Brannan
Kutner Adolph, president The Kutner-Goldstein Co ,
4 Sutter, rooms 2-3, r. 1100 Eddy
Kutner-Goldstein Co. The, Adolph Kutner [fresident,
Arthur Dinkelspiel secretary, office 4 Sutter, rooms
2-3
Kutner Joseph (Kutner k Co.) r. 1125 Scott
Kutner & Co. (Sanger, Cal. ) merchants, office 4 Sutter
i^" Kutner. See Kuttner
Kutseh George, cook, r. 1218 Twenty-sixth
Kutsen Nelson, capitalist, r. 236 O'Farrell
Kuter Edward, millhand Union Box Factorj-
Kutter Henry, bartender William F. Fitzgerald, r.
Meiggs' Wharf
Kuttner Bros. (Louis Kuttner) job printers, 1644 Market
Kuttner Eliza, widow, r. 1027 Filbert
Kuttiicr Henry, furniture buyer, 142 Phelan Bldg r. 815
Laguna
Kuttner Louis (Louis Kuttner & Co. and Kuttner Bros.)
r. 1416 Mission
Kuttner Maurice, carpetlayer, r. 906 Geary
Kuttner Naphaly, stamping patterns, 906 Geary
Kuttner & Co. (Louis Kuttner) scientific opticians, 1644
Market
B=?" Kuttner. See Kutner
Kutz Gabriel M. (G. M. Kutz & Co.) r. 539 McAllister
Kutz G. M. & Co. (Gabriel M. Kutz and Paul Rehfisch)
wholesale boots and shoes, 107 Battery
Kutz Jessie W. bookkeeper G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 531)
McAllister
Kutz Milton, bookkeeper G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 539 Mc-
Allister
Kutzer George, restaurant, 821 Kearny, r. 1912 Union
Kutzmuller Michael, carriagemaker, r. 1113 Turk
Kuykendall Arthur, medical student, r. 213b Valencia
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TWTT^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSBUKG PRIVATE ST«CK
A Choice: and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Kweriler Emil, dairyman, Naples nr Russia Av
Kydd IsaccF., superintendent Presidio and Perries RR.,
r. 1236 Green
Kydd. See Kidd
Kyhl Marius C, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1416 Bush
Kyle Bridget, widow, r. 678 Brannan
Kyle Charles W., clerk Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court 4, r. 313 Ellis
Kyle Hannah, widow, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Joseph, engineer F. Korbel & Bros., r. East Oak-
land
Kjle Lillie E. Mrs., clerk Station K Post Office, r. 625
Bush
Kyle Thomas K. , r. 831 O'Farrell
Kyle William, clerk George D. Graham, r. Oakland
Kyle William F. , driver Stone & Co., r. 2656^ Folsom
gS" Kyle. See Keil
Kylen Karl J., shoemaker, 246 Steuart
Kvnd Charles D., salesm n, r. 409 Ellis
KyneC. D., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 11
Stockton
Kvne John, carriagemaker, r. 1521 Taylor
Kyne Patrick, boilermaker, r. 839 Mission
Kyne Patrick, paper carrier, r. 602 Seventh
SS" Kyne. See Kine
Kyme D. G., stenographer, r. Palace Hotel
Kytka Theodore, manager Photo Engraving Co., 410
Kearny r. 1107 Bush
Laaninen Gustaf A. , liquors, 253 Steuart
Laats Lillie, domestic 1.307 Hyde
Labadie Edward L. (,S. H. Tyler & Son) r. 1415 Bush
Labadie John G., furniture packer, r. 120 Post
Labadie W. T., carpenter S. F. Planing Mills, r. 1911
Stevenson
Labagrade John P., laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet L
and M
Labarbere John, 1 quors, 508 Pacific
Labarbere Joseph, waiter Emden & Raverat
Labarere Marie, dressmaking, 14 19 Powell
Labarere Mitchel, liquors, 1419 Powell
Labarthe Antonie (Laborde & Labarthe) r. 1207.^ Golden
Gate Av
Labarthe Jean, cook, r. 1406 Powell
Labarthe Justin (Labarthe & Lacazette) r. 631 Jackson
Labarthe Pierre, clerk Cal. State Hotel, 771 Howard
Labarthe S. , laundryman, r. 2208 Fillmore
L4.B.4RTHE A LACAXETTE (Justin Labarthe and
Bertrand D Lacazette) liquors and lodgings, 631
Jackson
Labataille Jacques (Henri Pottet & Co.) r. SW cor Twen-
ty-first and Alabama
Labataille John, florist, 219 Twenty-first
l^abbe Josephine Mrs., r. 2010b Filbert
Labbe Peier, agent Bartlett Springs Mineral Water, 695
Front, r. 243 Clara
Label Henrv Mrs., widow, r. 611 Hyde
Label Isidor, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 611 Hyde
Label Jacob, r. 25 Fulton
Label Jacob, clerk, r. 458 Clementina
Label John, butcher, r. 806 Fifteentli
Label Louis, shoemaker, r. 25 Fulton
Label Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 1155 Howard
Label Soloman, clothing, 132 Fourth
Labelle Mary, widow jan .tress Denmaii Grammar
School, r. 814 Hyde
Labelle Robert E., clerk, r. 814 Hyde
La Belle Victor, glass polisher, r. 343 Fremont
La Here Joseph, helper Adolph Hromada, r. 328 Jessie
Laberee Seth P., blacksmith, r. 1518 Napa
La Berge Charles H., painter, r. 710 Diamond
La Berge Frank, contractor and builder, r. 3206 Geary
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3208
La Bersre Frank Jr., car|>euter, r. 3206 Geary
La bervre Mary, domestic, 2129 California
LaBerge Silas W., salesman, r. 1231 Florida
La Berge Walter C. , salesman, r. 234 Eighth A^
La Berge William C, butcher, r. 128 C<X)k
Labetoure Maria, widow, r. 213 Minna
Labhard Emil, florist, r. 3208 &ear>-
Labhard H. Mrs., widow, florist, 240 Kearny,
Gearj-
Labhard "Wilhelmiua, widow, r. 2124 Post
Lableng Helmer, tailor, 317i O'Farrell
Labohm Martha A. Mrs., midwife, 1013 Mission
Labonge Rudolph F., bicycle repairer, r. 18 Central Av
Labor Bureau Association, Guv Lathrop manager, lln-
117 Turk
Labor Exchange Branch No. 26, Oarl Gleeser president,
Henrv Warfield secretan-, 30 Tenth
LABOR STATISTICS CALIFORMA STATE
BL'REAU OF, George W. Walts commissioner,
220 Sutter, room 16
La Borde John F., su))erintendent faeton^ W. H. Nolan
& Co.. r. 710| Ellis
Laborde Joseph (Laborde & Labarthe) r. 12071 Golden
Gate At
Laborde & Labarthe (Joseph Laborde and Antonie La-
barthe) French laundrj-, 12071 Golden Gate Av
Labordette Bernard, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Laborie Alfred, engineer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Fourteenth Av South nr M
Laborie Francois, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Laborie Frank, waiter, r. 1232.^ Dujwnt
Laborie Jean, cook J. A. Lauenberger, r. 145 Larkin
Laborie Jerimi, laundryman, r. 1602 Dolores
Laborie Marie, domestic 2011 Webstei'
Laborie Victor, laborer, r. Fourteenth Av South bet
Land M
Labourchere Pierre, dair-ymanBareilles Bros.,r. Bay View
Labourdette John, laundrjTnan, r. N s Delaware Av nr
Mission Road
Labricat Peter, cellarman, r. 1527 Bush
La Brie Alice, widow, r. 2405 Howard
Labrie Cyrus T., laborer, r. 2!1 Minna
Labriskie Lulah Miss, teacher Buford Free Kindergarten,
r. 517 Eddy
Labruni Peter, wagonmaker, r. Alms House
Labrut John A., paperhanger and iiainter, r. 840 Fif-
teenth Av South
Lacassie Catherine Mrs., r. 700 California
Lacassie Pierre, laborer, Sixth Av South nr P
Lacay Jean, r. 718 California
Lacay Julia Miss, stenographer, r. 718 California
Lacay Louis, clerk, r. 7i8 California
Lacaze Baptiste, horseshoer and wagonmaker, 714 San-
some, r. 21 John
Lacaze Giuseppi, seaman, r. 818 Sansome
Lacaze John (Lacaze & Claverie) r. 2 Mary PI
Lacaze John P., laundry, 829 Sutter
Lacaze Louis, musician! r. 21 John
Lacaze Marj-, widow, laundress, 430 Montgomery Av
Lacaze Maximin v., printer, 729 Montgomerj," r. SUA
Montgomery
Lacaze k Clavere (John Lacaze and P. Clavere) lauiidrv
702 Broadway
Lacazette Bertrand D. (Labarthe & Lacazette) r. 631
Jackson
Lacazette Elise, domestic 2295 Sacramento
L.4CE HOI'SE. D. Samuels proprietor, 121-129 Post
Lace James C, blacksmith Union IronWks, r. 501 Napa
Lace Jean, laundrjinan, r. 33 Chenery
L.4CEI' ALBERT E., secretarj^ and treasurer Jos.
Wagner Manufacturing Co., 10"l-103 Mission, r. 775
Haight
Lacey Charles C , chief engineer stmr Umatilla, r. 2621
Octavia
Lacey Wiarles H., second steward stmr Queen, r. 1835J
Howard
I..acey Charles W., weigher, r. 19 Clintitn
Lacey Edward, traveling salesman, r. 616 Webster
Lacey Frank W. , clerk Columbia Shirt Store, r. 1£16
Gearj
Lacey Henry, carpet layer, r. 12 Thirteenth
Lacey James, printer, r. 951 Masonic Av
Lacey J. C. , watchman stmr Citv of Puebla
Lacey John C. r. 2621 Octavia
Lacev Joseph C. , machinist Jos. Wagner Mnfg Co., r.
775 Haight
Lacey Michael, laborer, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan and
Georgia
Lacey Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 235A Perrv
Lacey Minnie Miss, with Cook & Co.
Lacey Peter J., tanner, 2603 Brjant
Lacey Sidney U. S. gauger, r. 3020 Bush
Lacey Thomas J., boiler maker, r. 4 Texas
Lacey Thomas J. Rev., assistant rector St. Luke's Efiis-
copal Church, r. 1714 Clay
Lacey William, house cleaner, r. 830 Geary
Lacey William, steam pipe coverer, r. 37 Louisa
Lacey William H., carpetlayer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 27
Thirteenth
Lacer W. Milton, bookkeeper Charles S. Harney, r. 91(>
Market
B^ Lacey. See Lacy and Leacy
La Chapelle Frank, blacksmfth, r. 3273 Mission
La Chapelle Joseph J., mnfr carriages and wagons, 521
Mission, r. 3273 Mission
La Chapelle Wilfred A. (La Chapelle -V Loi- elle) r. 327:i
Mission
La Chajielle William, plumber, r. 3273 Mission
La Chapelle & Loiselle (Wilfred A. La Chapelle and
N. Loiselle) carriage and wagon makers, 3401 Mis-
sion
Lachaud Jean,r. 1517 Powell, rear
Lacher Isaac, butcher, 20iO Market, r. 1218 Golden Gate
Av
Lacher Lester, ifcokkeeperM. Getz & Co., r. 1218 Gol-
den Gate Av
Lacher Willian , rope maker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. coy
Twenty-eighth and Folsom
Lachmau Abraham (Lachman JS Jacobi) r. 1234 Post
Lachman Abraham, clothing, 325 Pacific
Lachman Adolph B., liquois, 105 Second, r. 405.J Oc-
tavia
Lachman Adolph J. (Sidemann, Lachman & Co.) r. 1307
Octavia
Lachman Albert, r. Palace Hotel
Lachman Bertha, widow, r. 507 Franklin
Laclmian Bertha, widow, r. 1526 Webster
Lachman Christina, widow, r. 1107 Treat Av, rear
Lachman Esther, widow, r. 405^ Octavia
Lachman Harry, bookkeeper M. A. Guust & Co., r.
1713 Laguna
Lachman Henr\-, groceries and liquors, 1801 Bnxierick,
r. 1319 Pine
Lachman Isadore, fur cutter, Lachman & Stemfels, r.
1526 Webster
Lachman Joseph B., salesman Adolph B. Lachman, r.
4051 Octaria
Lachman Louis, tailor, 518 Pine, r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman Moritz Mrs. (Lachman & Stenifels) r. 1526
Webster
Lachman Morris, conductor Gear>- St RR., r. 3304 Fill-
more
Lachman Rudolph, clerk Bare Bros., r. 1526 Webster
Lachman S. Co., office and warehouse 453-465 Bran-
nan, nr Fourth. New York office 22-26 Elm
LA€H>IA\ A- JAf'4rBI (Abraham Lachman and
Jacob J. Jacobi 1 srowers and dealers California
wines and brandiesi^ office and warehouse SE cor
Bnant and Second, TeU phone Main 573
LAl'liM.4\ A STERXFELS (Mrs. Moritz Lachman
and Bernard H. Stemfels) imjiorters and manufac-
turers furs, 110 Kearny
Lachman's Block, SW cor Market and Fremont
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Lack Annie, widow, groceries and liquors, 1019 Pacific
r. 734 J Broadway
Lack George, carpenter and builder, 516 Keaniy, r. 2608
Sutter
Lack Henry, plumber, 1(325 Fillmore, r. 20 Douglass
Lack l\,ouis E , clerk Mr^s. Annie Lack, r. 734i Broad-
way
Lacke Louis, interpreter, r. Abbotsford House
LACKt:NAK €HARLK!f>, hardware, 516 Kearny,
r. 1214 Leavenworth
Lackeman Charles Jr., clerk Charles Lackeman, r. 1214
Leavenworth
Lackenbach Charles, tailor, 307 Grant Av, r. 106 Ninth
Lackewandt Herman, cellarman B. Drej'fus & Co., r. 145
Dore
Lackey Herbert J., steam fitter, r. 304 Third
Lackey James M., barber, 14 Turk, r. 1142 Howard
Lackey John, seaman, r. Alms House
Lackmann Ernst, clerk John Lackmann, r. 816 Cali-
fornia
Lackmann Hermann G., groceries and li()uors, 1319
Sacramento
Lackmann John, groceries and liquors, 816 California
Lackmann Leholdina, domestic, 2620 California
Lackwith Frank, r. 816 Montgomery
Lacombe Adolphe, laborer, r. Si.xth Av South nr P
Lacombe Celestin, laborer, 1. Sixth Av South nr P
Lacombe George A., hatter, r. 11 Scott
Lacombe Joseph L., pressman, r. 826 Filbert
Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2851 Mission
Lacome Bazelle, laundry, 143 Eleventh
Lacon John, driver Mouret & Co., r. 739 Fourth
Lacoste Andre, laundrjman, r. 717 Lombard
La Coste Bernard, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 710 Hamp-
shire
Lacoste Frank, r. 1523 Geary
Lacoste George, confectioner Page & Falch, r. 1032 Jlar-
ket
Lacoste George, student, r. 1523 Geai-y
Lacoste Honore, teamster, r. 1523 Geary
Lacoste John (Bay le Lacoste & Co.) and wholesale pork
dealer 36-40 San Francisco Market, r. 1300 Leaven-
worth
Lacoste John, butcher, r. 817 Union
Lacoste John, liquors, 901 Montgomery Av
Lacoste John Jr., clerk John Lacoste, r. 901 Montgomery
Av
Lacoste John F. , capitalist, r. 3340 Clay
Lacoste Josephine, r. 801 Vallejo
Lacoste Marie Mme., laundry, 717 Lombard
Lacoste Nathalie, widow, r. 1110 Green
Lacoste Pierre, proprietor Bellevue House, 801 \'allejo
Lacoste Thomas, capitalist, r. 2312 Post
Lacoste Thomas, teamster, r. 26 Twelfth
Lacoste Vincent, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth Av South nr
San Bruno Av
Lacoume Peter, laundiy, 1524 Polk
Lacroit Augusta, proprietor Presidio Nursery, r. K s
Steiner bet Union and P'ilbert
Lacroix Lucien, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
La Crjix William, carriage painter, r. 429 Ringold
Lacua Marie Mrs. , r. 1711 Stockton
Lacy Annie, widow, r. Ill Eureka
LACV BEN.I.4MIN T., president Parke & Lacy Com-
pany, 21-23 Fremont, r. 615 Chestnut
Lacy Catherine M., widow, r. 14 Valencia
Lacy Edward, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 618 Tennessee
Lacv Eugene F., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 8 Verona
Lacy F. D. , helper Bav District Track
LACY HARKV, note broker, 321 California, r. 1809
Post
Lacy James A., wholesale lumber, 22 Market, room 7,
Telephone Main 1234, r. 511a Page
Lacy James W., painter, r. 1114 Florida
Lacj' Johanna Miss, furnished rooms, 70 Minna
Lacy John F. , carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co. , r. Oak-
land
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Lacy Joseph D., roller A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 2603 Bry-
ant
Lacy Nellie, widow, r. 1737 Sutter
Lacy Nicholas, janitor Washington Grammar School, 1'.
11 Salmon Alley
Lacy Philip H., clerk, r. 1809 Post
Lacy Robert, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. 8 Verona
PI
Lacy Thomas, milkman Laurel Vale Dairy, r. SW eor
Moulton and Buchanan
Lacy Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Shasta
Lacy Walter W., tinsmith, r. Ill Eureka
SS" Lacj'. See Lacey and Leacy
Lada Adolph M. , clerk Market St. Ry, r. 221 Leaven-
worth
Lada Edward B., musician, r. 221 Leavenworth
Lada Marie Mme., teacher music, r. 221 Leavenworth
Ladaffnons Charles, r. 711 2 O'Farrell
Ladagnous Justin (Ladagnous & Levy) r. 511 Cap)>
LADAONOIJS A LEW (Justin Ladagnous and J. W.
Levy) proprietors Maison Riche, 104-108 Grant Av,
and 44 Geary Telephone Main 1088.
Ladar Morris J., tailor Columbian Woolen Mills, v. 39
Everett
Ladarre Henry, laundrjnnan Mrs. Mary J. Ganeo, r. 8l!>
Gean'
liADAKRE JEAN, wines and liquors, 42 Eddy
Ladd Allie M., widow, r. 112 Fair Oaks
Ladd Ann S. , widow, r. 2309 Jackson
Ladd Atticus A., painter, r. 2443 Larkin
Ladd Charles D., merchant, r. 1420 Larkin
Ladd Charles J., cabinet maker, r. 811 Twenty-thirtl
LADD EDWIX H., dealer in fireanns, fishing laekle
and sporting goods of all descriptions; highest cash
IJrice paid for raw furs of all kinds, SE cor Third
and Market, r. P09 Powell
Ladd Frank B., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P; C..
r. 514 Van Ness Av
Ladd Harry L. (H. L. Ladd & Co.) r. 903 Jones
LADD H. L. & CO. Marry L. l.ail.li
prescription piiariiiacists, MW cor Fourtli
and Howard, Telephone .South 13
Ladd Homer E., clerk Pierce & Co., r. 620 Geary
Ladd Horace J. Jr., r. 2309 Jackson
Ladd Howard M., clerk Shainwald & Buckbee, r. 211!t:(
Howard
Ladd Joseph, foreman John Dixon, r. 2443 Larkin
Ladd Kittle A. Miss, saleslady, r. 2443 Larkin
Ladd William, clerk Benjamin Haley, r. 1014 Green
Ladd William Mrs., r. 508 Eddy
Ladd & Coffin (New York) Vernon Waldron agent, 169
Crocker Bldg
Ladenburger Lewis, millhand Deming-Pahner Millin;.'
Co. , r. 34 Hawthorne
Ladewig Arthur H., solicitor Bo\ee, Toy & Co., r. 3+19
Sixteenth
Ladewig Harold, r. 3419 Sixteenth
Ladewig Henrj' F., salesman, r. 3419 Sixteenth
LADIES' BETHEL l^tEWINCi (SOCIETY, NE v 1
Sacramento and Drimim
LADIES' FRE.\€H BE.^EYOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION, 318 Post
LADIE.S' HOME JOURNAL (Philadelphia) Williaui
H. Daniels, agent, 78 (Columbian Bldg
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCI-
ETY, E s Franklin bet Post and Geary
LADIES' SEAMEN FRIEND SOCIETY, Sailors.
Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
La Diew James H., carpenter, r. 1603 Geary
Lading Harry, salesman Joseph Scheerer Co., r. 3219
Sixteenth
Ladoie John A., liquors, 1127 Market, r. 629 Stevcii;«.n
Laduski John, liquors, 52.5^ Sansome, r. 12131 Pac fie
Latl^- Grey Perfumen' Co. (Boston, Mass.) Henrj- Doyle
& Co. agents, 517-519 Market
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I>adj- Washington Consolidated Co. (Gold Hill, Nev. (J.
E. Jacobus secretan-, 33 Xevada Block
l.aebriukt Charlotte, «ido« , r. 1821 Green
Laeg^neau Anna, widow, r. 909 Minna
Laepge Charles, bartender Louis Haake, r. 471+ Tehama
i.iaermaus Frank, driver, r. 1136 Folsom
L3 PaSUe Avit A., elevatorman, 214 Pine, r. 710J Twen-
ty-second
La Faille Frank H., salesman, r. 113 Bartlett
La Faille Rosella E. Miss, school teacher, r. "lOj Twen-
ty-second
La Faille Samuel J., carpenter, r. 710| Twenty-second
La Faille Samuel J. Jr., elevatorman, r. "lOJ Twenty-
second
Lafaire William, clerk, r. 15271 Mission
Lalai.x Amelia Mme., laces, 517 Post, rear
Lafaix Felix, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 517 Post, rear
Lafaix Pierre, gardener, 1406 Guerrero
LiifargTie John, laundr\Tnan, r. 48 Seventh
Lafargne John, laundrj-man, r. 214 Seventesnth
Lafavor Frederick, naval officer, r. 2021 Sacramento
Ijft Favorita Raisin Vinevard Co., James E. Higgins sec-
retary, 20 MUls Bldg, 7th floor
l>afayette Guard, 730 Montgomerj-
Lafayette Hotel, Bocca & Susain proprietors, 736 Pacific
Lafayette House, Mrs. Anna Schaub ))roprietor, 11 La-
fa\ette
LAFAIETTE PARK, bet Gough and Lagiina, Wash-
ington and Sacramento
LAFAIETTE PRIMARY SCHOOL, Harriet M.
Fairchdd principal, XW cor Filbert and Kearny
Lafayette The, 405 Gearj-
Lafee Emanuel, bookkeeper, r. 512 Larkin
Lafee Jacob, milkman, r. E s Folsom nr Twenty-seventh
Lafee Manuel, bookkeeper Thomas T. Atkinson & Co., r.
512 L'\rkin
Lafee Marcus (California Uniform Co.) r. 512 Larkin
La Ferme John J., architect, r. 710 Central Av
Laferrara Giusepi»e, peddler, r. 4 Sonora
Lrtferrera Joseph (B. Cheli & Co.) r. 1115 Montgomer>-
L iffargue Lucie, ironer Jean Pontiag, r. 2409 Howard
Lnffert John, laborer, r. Commercial House
Laffer^v Alexander, shoemaker, r. 208 California Av
Lafferty Daniel, polisher Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 20S Cali-
fornia Av
LaSerty Eliza, domestic; 1718 Turk
Lufferty Eugene, bricklayer, r 208 California Av
LiflF rty Geoi^e, teamster, r. 625 Twenty-second
Ltfferty James H., shoenjaker, r. 208 California Av
I^afiferty John, Captain, U. S. A. (retired) r. 730 Grove
l^afferty Mary, widow, r. 208 California Av
Lafferty Michael, enjrineer, r. Oriental Hotel
Laffcrty Owen, laborer, r. 10 Cleveland
Lafferty Patrick, teamster, r. 8 Gough
Lafferty William B., engineer, r. Ill Fourteenth
Laffii) Lawrence, |>eddler, r. 213 Fourteenth
Latfin Matthew, molder, r. 213 Fourteenth
La Fleur Joseph, car repairer, r. 302 Fourth
Lafleur Julius, bartender, r. 229.5 Sixth
Laflin James, shipjiing agent, 104 Mission, r. 2924 Wash-
ington
Lafiin Pet«r J., clerk James Laflin, r. 2924 Washington
Laflin William, clerk James Laflin, r. 2924 Washington
La Fiinciere Marine Insurance Co. (of Pans) Mann A:
Wilson gene:-al agents, 322-324 Cal fornia
Lapont Lucien. laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
I<.4rO!«TAINE A. J., printer, 603 Merchant, r. 1127i
McAllister
Lafoiitaine Emma A., widow, r. 1127^ McAllister
Lafontaine Emma C. phvsician, office and r. 11271 Mc-
Allister
LAFONTAINE J. R. Ulueandblack
prints, bine iirlnt paper uianafartarer
and dPiiler niathematlral soods. <i03 Mer-
chant. Teleptaftne Main .'>.>6«i, r. ir^* 1--^
.MoAllister
La Fontaine Josephine Mrs., r. 220 Leavenworth
Laforet Joseph, laborer, r. 7a Dawson PI
Laforgne Jean, porter Jacques Mounic, r. 1302 Powell
Lafortune Hyppolite, carpenter, r. 128 Twenty-ninth
Lafourgette Bernard, r. 317 Montgomery Av "
L-5fourguett€ Jacques, daimnan, r. 1426 Eighteenth Av
South
Lafoiu-nere John (Lafoumer & Rimassa) r. 1711 Stock-
ton
Lafoumere & Rimassa (John Lafoumere and Charles
Rimassa) barbers and baths, 126 Montgomerj- Av
Lafranchi Attiglio, ovster and chop house, 15,50 Market,
r. 1724 Market
Lafranchi Jane, widow, r. 1288 Stanyan
La Franchi Pio, clerk Dairvmans' Unions of Cal., r. 609
Bush
Lafrantz Bertha Mrs., r. Ill Ridley
Lafrantz Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 321 Bush
LaFranz John, driver Fredericksburg Bottling Co., r.
26 Twenty-first
Lafrenz Henrj', groceries and liquors, 203 Ninth, r. SE
cor Ninth and Market
Lafrenz William J., waiter, r. 1 Bush PI
Lagan Alicia, domestic 1501 Pacific Av
LAOAX BERNARD, hav, grain, wood and coal, 2036
Howard, r. 2028 Folsom
Ligan John, phvsician and surgeon, oflSce 101 Van Ness
Av.,r. 140 Haight
Lagan Matthew Rev., assistant Sacred Heart Church, r.
546 Fillmore
Lagarde Alphonse, r. 714a Fell
Lagarde Delphin, port«r Ami Vignier, r. 714a Fell
Lagarde Louis, clerk, r. 714a Fell
Lagarde Lucien, salesman Roth & Co., r. 2521 Sutter
Lage Henrj', packer Nathan Dohr uann & Co
Lageman Henry, r. 1210 Howard
Lagerman William F. G., proprietor Schlitz Bottling
Wks, 712 Fourteenth, r. 540 Herman
Lagercrantz C. Theodore, distributor Post OflRce, r. Oak-
land
Lagennan Wm. H. G., proprietor Schlitz Bottling Wks,
712 Fourteenth, r. 540 Mermann
Lagger Ciesar, farmer, r. 1801 Mission
Lagjfer Sebastian, cigarmaker Z. Imhof, r. 1911J Mission
Lagier Alexander, bartender V. R. Dastrevigne, r. 515
Valencia
Lagier Maurice (Lagier & Pons) r. 31 Hunt
Li^ier & Pons (Maurice La'jier and Germain Pons) lodg-
ings, 31 Hunt and 147 Third
Lagier Peter, tanner, r. NE cor Fifteenth Av South and
San Bruno Av
Lagomarsino Antonio, vegetables, Cclombo Market, r.
S s Ocean House Road nr Ingleside House
Lagomarsino Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
Twenty-ninth Av nr California
Lagomarsino C. & Co. (Charles Lagomarsino and L.
Bricketto) fruits and produce, 422 Devisadero and
1907 Gear,-
Lagomarsino Celestino, teamster Giovanni Lagomarsino,
r. 3520 Sacramento
Lagomarsino Charles (C. Lagomarsino & Co.) r. 18 Elliott
Park
Lagomarsino Da^id, bookkeeper Ravenna & Co., r. 717
Vallejo
Lagomarsino Frank, vegetables, 32 Colombo Market, r.
E s Corbett Road nr Ingleside House
Lagomarsino Gio Batta, wine dealer, r. S s California bet
First and Second Av
LAKOMARSIXO eiOVA.NNI, wood and coal, bay
and grain, 35 0 Sacramento
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, laborer, r. 2 Ha\-\vard
Lagomarsino Giusepjje, laborer, r. 211 Pacific
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, rancher, r. S s Ocean House
Road nr Inyleside House
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
Twenty -ninth Av and California
Lagomarsino John, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Hoojjer
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Lagomarsino Luis^i H. , gardener, r. E a Ocean House
Road nr Injfleside House
Lagomarsino R. , scavenger, r. 18 Boardman PI
Lagomarsino Rolando, liquors, NE cor Seventh Av and
Clement
Lagoni Hans, agent Millbrae Co., 524 Third, r. 228 Do-
lores
Lagori Luigi, scavenger, r. 11 Union PI
Lagori Peter, fisherman, r. 1315 San-<ome, rear
Lagorio Louis, liquors, NW cor Seventh and Channel, r.
886 Alabama
Lagram G. , gardener French Hospital
l.a Grand The, Otto Offermann proprietor, SE cor H and
Ninth Av
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY COM-
DA M V suecessor<i to I';. F. >Thlte tV Co.,
rHRlf T>v(-irtli l)et HoMard and Fol-
soiu. leleplioue Soatli 406, office 'i'S I'om t>Il,
Telephuav Soatb 405, branch otlice II Tay-
lor
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanislaus
Co., Cal.) Abraham Halsey secretary, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 7
Lagrange Emilie Mrs., fancy goods, 631 Vallejo
L.l eK.4M4ii: HVDKAITLIC COLD MININti « O.
THE, H. Duvergey secretary, 14 Sansome, room 17
La Grange Millard F., bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 12 Beaver
Lagrave Catherine, widow, liquors, 704 Railroad Av
Lagrave Charles, barber 15 Montgomery Av, r. 14 Pol-
lard PI
Lagrave Gracieuse, domestic 2437 California
Lagrave Jesse, tanner Railroad Av bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Avs South
Lagrave John, butcher, r. 704 Railroad Av
Lagrave Joseph, butcher, r. 704 Railroad Av
Lagrave Just n, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Thirteenth
Av South
Lagrave Victor, bartender, r. 704 Railroad Av
Lagree George, laborer, r. 643 Broadway
L.4.GIJENS VINi'EXT, wines and liquors, 601 Bush,
r. 507 Cole
LACillNA BLANC.A WATER CO., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
LAGDNA HONDA PRIMARY SCHOOL. Miss
Katherine F. Casey principal. Seventh Av bet I
and J
Lahaille John, expressman, Washington nr Sansome, r.
Ill Arkansas
Lahaney Joseph F. , harnessmaker, r. 328 Twenty-first
Lahaney Patrick. W. , harness mnfr, NW cor Fifth A\
South and Railroad Av, r. 328 Twenty-first
S^ Lahaney. See Leheney
Lahanier Camille S. Miss, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.
1621 Sutter
Lahanier Eugenie, widow, dressmaking, 1621 Sutter
Lahen Thomas, yardman La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Laherty Charles A., carpenter and builder, r. 414 Hayes
Laherty K. Mrs., r. 205 Fillmore
Lahey John B., cook, r. 743 Brannan
Lahey Thomas, upholsterer, r. Alms House
Lahey William H., longshoreman, r. 2181 Lombard
9^ Lahey. See Leahey and Leahy
Lahiff Arthur J., dynamo man Edison L. and P. Co., r.
611 Ellis
Lahiff Henrj', draughtsman Thomson Bridge Co., 9
Mission"
Lahl Edward, bookkeeper Michalitske & Co., r. 405 Post
Lahl John, tailor, 405 Post
Lahore Edward, driver Alexander Bailly, r. 815 Mont-
gomery
Lahusen Benjamin J., bartender, r. 5^ Alemany '^
Lahusen George W., liquors, 421 Seventeenth, r. oA Ale-
many
Laib Albert, plumber, 1623 Post
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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Laib Anton, shoemaker, 906 Pacific
Laib Joseph, shoemaker, 1623 Post
LAIB JOSEPH Jr., sign painter, 1171 Market, r.
1623 Post
Laib William, woodcarver, r. 1623 Post
Laid Einile, cook Palace Hotel, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Laider Lawrence, bartender, r. 14 Prescott
Laiderick .Albert, teamster Union Box Factory
L.IIDLAW ALEXANDER, attorney at law, 330
Pine
Laidlaw Harry D., clerk R. D. Laidlaw, r. 2653 Howard
Laidlaw Horace, physician and surgeon, office and r. 702
Guerrero
LAIDL.IW R. D., general agent P. Lorillard Co. (Jer-
sey City, N. J. ) 304 Sacramento, ». 2440 Jackson
Laidley Henn' J., Vice-Consul Portugal, 323 Montgomery
r. 2722 Howard
Laillaca Michael, driver Hayes Park Laundry, r. W s
Mission Road nr Onandaga Av
Laillaca Peter (D. Lapouble & Co.) r. W s Mission Road
nr Onondaga Av
Laillatid Teresa, manager Mary Clausmann, r. 738
Pacific
Laimee Peter M., carpenter, r. 232i O'Farrell
Laine Dionvsia, widow, 1335 Larkin
Laine Edward W., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
733 Bush
Laine Manuel, lapidary, r. 1217 Green
8^" Laine. See Lane and Lehn
LAINER CHARLES. photographer
715 Market and 31 Third, r, 3413 Cali-
fornia
Lainer Richard, druggist, 699 McAllister
Lainesse Edward, woodworker Larkins & Co., r. 708
Gough
Laing Charles D , stock broker, 307 Montgomerj , r. 717
Taylor
Laing Charles J., bartender, r. 117 Drumm
Laing Jane, widow, proprietor The Westminster, 614
Sutter
Laing John, helper Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 16J De
Boom
Laing John W., r. 429 Eddy
Laing Mattson, seaman, r. 1806 Mason
Laing Oscar, painter, r. 204 Fifteenth
SS" Laing. See Lang and Layng
Laingor Elizabeth S., widow, fancy goods, 113S Valencia
Laird Catherine, widow, r. 1532 Clay
Laird Daniel, capitalist, r. 1507 Stockton
Laird Henry H., carpenter, r. 1050 Mission
Laird James D., r. 11 Monroe
Laird Jennie Miss, attorney at law, 213 Larkin, r. 1532
Clay ^m
Laird John, patternmaker Union Iron Wks r. 1532 Clay
Laird John L., mnfrs agent, 819 Market, room 14
Laird Kate Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar School,
r. 1532 Clay fj
Laird T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1016 Sutter >^
Laird William, carrier Post Office, r. 1532 Clay i^^
Laird William, purser stmr Humboldt
Lairi Frank button maker, r. 1012 Montgomery •
Laisil Ernest, cooper, r. 30 Stone
Laist Tlieodore F. , architect, 70 Supreme Court Bldg |
La Jeunesse W., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.. Ul j
r. Alameda ^
Lake Ada, widow, r. 1217i Golden Gate Av -*
Lake David G., r. 104 Grove
Lake Edward J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1520
Broadway
Lake Francis M. P., paper carrier, r. 827 Pine
Lake Fred E., compositor Call, r. 1005 Clay
L.4KE FRED W., secretary Honey Lake Valley Laud
and Water Co., 69-70, 916' Market, r. Oakland
Lake Frederick B. , attorney S. P. Co., 67 Union Trust
Bldg, r. 2214 Webster
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Lake George, printer George Spaulding & Co., r. 33-.i
Fourth Av
Lake George W., policeman, r. 241 Fourth Av
Lake Georgie E., widow, dressmaking, 817i Larkin
Lake Henry T., carpenter, r. 36 Valley
Lake Jane, widow, r. 36 Valley
Lake Louis E. (Lake & C'n.), r. Alameda
LAKE MARY MISS, Pnvate ^oara.
Ing and day school Tor girls, 1534 i^iitter
COP Octavla
Lake Myra C, widow, r. 1905 Pacific Av
Lake Sliore and Michigan Southern Railway, Carlton C.
Crane agent, 10 Montgomery
Lake Superior Copper Mills (Pittsburg, Pa.) office 119
California
LAKE TAHOR AXD SA\ lRA:^4-|>ii(0 M ATEK
CO.. A. W. Von Schmidt president, 808 Montgom-
ery
Lakeview and Sunnyside Improvement Co., E. Avery
McCarthy president, 640 Market
Lake William B., real estate, 916 Market, roum 69, r.
Oakland
Lake William H., bricklayer, r. 2217 Larkin
LAKl & CO. 'Louis E. Lake) wholesale
dealers brasiieti. brooms, -wooden and
Millow Mare. 411 .Sacramento
Lakeman Charles, teamster, r. Alms House
Lakeman C. H., r. 311 Van Ness Av
Lakeman Henrj' W., r. 311 Van Ness Av
Lakiii Charles, packer H. Huddleston & Co., r. 644 Minna
Lakiii .I..)m H., carpenter, r. 1316 Mis.sion
Lalaiiile .^lite H. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Granunar .School, r. 711 .Jones
Lalanne .\nnie Miss, dressmaking, 1108 Mason
Lalanne Calixte, cook, r. 1108 Mason
Lalanne Charles, fruits and vegetables, .'>02 Valencia
Lalanne John, gardener, r. 229 Austin Av
Lalanne Louis, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Lalanne Marie, widow, r. 1108 Mason
Lalanne Pauline .Miss, dressmaking, r. 1108 Mason
Lalanne Sim m, gardsuer Presidio Nursery, cor. Stei-
ner and Union
Lallement Alphonse, groceries and liquors, 91.5-917
Jackson , r. 21 Stone
Lallement Charles, wheelwright, r. Alms House
Lallement Joseph (Lallement & Garrigues) r. 908 Stock-
ton
Lalliwient & Garrigues (J. Lallement and A. Garrigues)
wood and coal, 910 Stockton
Laller Thomas, r. 108 J Geary
Lalley James, butcher Hammond & Brod, r. 3.50 Jessie
Lallev John, fireman, r. 27} Harriet
Lalley Julia Mrs., r. 27^ Harriet
Lalley Martin, laborer, r. 27J Harriet
Lallouette Francois, dishwasher Marchand's Restaurant,
r. 405 Kearny
Lally Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 316^ Ritch
Lally Annie E. Miss, shoecutter, r. 2826 Harrison
Lally Barthol C, clerk Murphv, Grant & Co.,r. 1225
McAllister
Lally Denis J., butcher, 206 Eleventh
Lallj- Harrj- T., with Crane Co., r. Alameda
Lally John, fireman stmr Alameda
Lally Joseph L., shoemaker, 272 Stevenson, r. 1122 Lar-
kin
Lally Maggie, domestic 2216 Geary
I.a11v Man' Mrs., groceries and notions, 3510 Mission
Lally Matthew (Stokes & Lally) r. 3"i0 Jessie
I.ally Patrick, laborer, r. 2826* Harrison
Lally Thomas, bartender, r. Oakland
Lally Thomas, drayman, r. 404 Sixth
Laoli Joseph, lauiidrj-man, r. 1219 Pacific
Lalonde Bertha, widow, r. 22J Gear>'
Lalonouve Anna, domestic 2506 California
Lalor Patrick, groceries, 953 Howard, r. .505| Natoma
B^" Lalor. See Lawler and Lawlor
Lamaire Marie, widow, r. 908 Sansome
Lamaison John, dishwasher Larrony & Berges
Lamanet Jean, nurse French Hospital, r. 251 1 Perry
Lamanet Pierre (Lamanet & Mouyer) r. 820 Eighteenth
Lamanet & Jlouyer (Pierre Lamanet and Louis Mouyer)
florists, S20 Eighteenth
Lamar Peter E., president Rockhn Granite Curbing Co.,
313 Montgomery, r. 215 Capp
Lamar William R., gardener, r. 1029 Twentieth
Lamarque Eliza Mrs., cashier Henry Lamarque, r. 614
Broadway
Lamarque Germain, bartender, r. 14 Harlan PI
Lamarque Henry, proprietor Old Barnuni Restaurant,
537 California, r. 614 Broadway
Lamarque John, restaurant, 9 Taylor, r. 532 Stevenson
Lamaysou Clement (Barberis & Lamaysou) r. 733 Broad-
way
Lamavsou Joseph, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and
L
Lamb Charles, fish, 11-12 Bay City Market, r. 554s Na-
toma
Lamb Clarence H. , r. 8 Albion Av
Lamb Ellen M., widow, r. 629 Jessie
Lamb Elsie Miss, r. 2038 Scott
LA.tIB FRA?VK M., asst superintendent Western
Tnion Tele,Ta])h Co., 302 Montgomen-, r. Berkele\-,
Cal
Lamb George F., marker U. S. Laundry , r. 241 Fifteenth
Lamb Herbert H., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co. ^
r. 1709 Stevenson
Lamb James (Lamb & Son) r. Oakland
Lamb James, coalpasser stmr Colima
Lamb John, hostler, r. 263 Tehama
Lamb John E. (Lamb & Son) r. 711 Shotwell
Lamb Kate Miss, r. 2042 Scott
Lamb Katherine, domestic 707 Mason
Limb Lewis M. (Perkins & Lamb) r. 726 Seventeenth
Lamb Mabel Miss, asst principal Pearl Dowda Memorial
Kindergarten, r. SW cor Dolores and Twenty-fourtb
Lamb Maggie, domestic 2617 Buchanan
Lamb Mary, domestic 2526 Sacramento
Lamb Mary, widow, tailoress, 20i Sixth
Lamb Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 263 Tehama
Lamb Mary A. Mrs., stewardess stmr Walla Walla, r.Oak-
land
Lamb Mollie Miss, dressmaking, 220 Eddy
Lamb Patrick, laborer, r. 304 Michigan
Lamb Peter, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 605 Post
Lamb Philip, wool dryer, r. 828 Hampshire
Lamb Rose A., widow, r. 1330 Pine
Lamb Thomas J., clerk, r. 118 Grant Ax-
Lamb William, clerk Lamb & Son, r. 3 Russ
Lamb William E., president California Verde Antique-
Marble Co., 308 Pine, r. Oakland
Lamb William N., physician and surgeon, oflftce 510 Lar-
kin, r. 14 Pearl
L.INB >yiLLI.4M P., secretarj- Merten Manufac-
turinir Co., 210 Davis, r. 1110 Leavenworth
Lamb Willis, engineer tug Alice, r. 26 Prosper
Lamb & Son (James and John E.) fish dealers, 8 Bay City
Market
Lambei^ Edward, boarding, 206 Stockton
Lamberg Edward, proprietor Oriental Hotel, r. 615 Tay-
lor
Lambert Alice, widow, dressmaking, 43 Ritch
Lambert Annie J., widow, r. 214 Leavenworth
Lambert Barbara, widow, furni.shed rooms, 710 Califor-
nia
Lambert Daniel, contractor, r. 534 Haight
Lambert David A., laborer, r. 26 J Valley
Lambert Eugene, engineer, r. 243 Ninth
Lambert Frank, cook, r. 738 Pacific
Lambert George A. , shoemaker, 618 Shrader
Lambert Gilman, agent Halleck Block, 320 Sansome,
room 18, r. 914 Page
SAIN FRANCISCO P.4VING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bitum?nous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lLr.'-.^^r«S
PHOTOGRAPHIG
DEVELOPINQ
PRINTING
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Montgomery St.
109
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Lambert Hattie Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Lambert Henry H., perfumery, 112 Oal<
Lambert H. G., clerk, r. 712J Clementina
Lambert Jacob, laborer, r. 421, Fremont
Lambert James C, with M. Friedman & Co., r. 1718
Jones
Lambert John, rancher, r. Thirtieth Av South nr C
Lambert John, stevedore, r. 421 Fremont
Lambert John, waiter, stmr City of Sydney
Lambert Judith, widow, r. 712^ Clementina
Lambert Louis, stagehand Bella Union Theatre, r. 805
Kearny
Lambert Mabel C, operator S. P. Co., r. 112 Oak
Lambert Marguerite Mrs. , dressmaking, 306 Mason
Lambert Mark H. H., purser stmr Eureka, r. 112 Oak
Lambert Mary, widow, r. 15 Varennes
Lambert M. H., cook What Cheer House
Lambert Rachael, widow, r. 914 Page
Lambert Richard, journalist, r. 793 Mission
LAMBERT THOMAS A., manager William Lambert,
144-146-148 Natoma, r. 521 Nineteenth
Lambert Thomas J., merchant, r. 2326 Folsom
Lambert W. D. Mrs., aj^ent Shoop Medicine Co., 1221
Market
LAMBERT WILLIAM,. ...P.......
and iiianaraeturer or the celebrated Hacks
A Lamberts' ,ixle Urease, office and fac-
tory 144-I4S \atoma. Telephone Main S6,
r. t'loverdale, C'al.
Lambert William D., sign painter, 1221 Market
Lambert William F., painter, r. 2720 Folsom, rear
Lambert William H., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 712
San Jose Av
Lambert William P., merchant, r. 1724 Sutter
SW Lambert. See Lanipert
Lamberth Henry N., mariner, r. 25 Oak
Lamberton Charles H., bookkeeper The McLaughlin Co.,
r. 1608 Larkin
Lamberton Lewis, agent The .McLaughlin Co., r. 1608
Larkin
Lambertsen Anton, driver, r. 152 Silver
Lambertaen N., farmer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Lambeth M. & Co. (Milton Lambeth) lumber dealers, 101
Market
Lambeth Milton (M. Lambeth &Co.)r. 2421 Fillmore
Lambini Maria, widow, r. 18 Dunn Alley
Lambkin Edwin A. , compositor Chronicle, r. 627 Larkin
Lainbla Jules, broker Smedberg & Mitchell, r. 230 Cajjp
Lambley George J., traveling salesman Neuburger,
Reiss & Co., r. 899 Pine
Lamboni L. H., with Dickman-Jones Co., r Alameda
Lambrecht Minnie, domestic 3034 California
Lamburth Archibald, carpenter, r. 523 Potrero Av
Lamburth Cassius E. , machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
619 York
Lamcke Fred, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 1 Cot-
tage PI
Lamcke Frederica, widow, r. 1312 Devisadero, rear
Lamcke Henry W., painter, r. 3335 Ritch
Lamcke Louise, widow, r. 1 Cottage PI
Lamcke Maria Miss, r. 1312 Devisadero, rear
Lame Joseph, bakery, 156 Tehama
Lame Louis, bakery, 21 Everett
Lamey James, laborer, r. 935 Folsom
Lamey James Jr., machine hand, r. 935 Folsom
Lamey John, plumber, r. 935 Folsom
Lamey Patrick F., clerk The Maze, r. 935 Folsom
Lami Eduardo, candy mnfr, 261 Third, r. 340 Third
Lamkaii Annie, widow, r. 120} Silver
Lamkau Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 120} Silver
Lamkau George, pumber, r. 120J Siher
Lamkau Minnie Miss, r. 120} Silver
Limken John, seaman, r. 700 Front
Lamm Oscar, waiter, r. 763 Mission
Lamm Rudolph, cook. r. 36 Jackson
Lammais Hemy J., i ardener, 2198 Devisadero
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311^ HYDE ST., between
Sddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE IITED STATES BREWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Lammers Peter E., restaurant, 1759i Mission, r. 1761
Mission
Lammi George, shipwright Clark & Webster, r. Oakland
Lamnion Alexander, expressman, SE cor Fourth and
King, r. 427 J Elizabeth
Lammon Carrie N., widow, furnished rooms, 543 Turk
Lammon David, expressman, r. 427i Elizabeth
Lamode Machias, porter Ahlborn House
Lamona Manuel, fireman stmr Colon
Lamonie William, janitor, r. 623 Ellis
Lamont Blanche Miss, r. 209 Twenty-first
Lamont Edgar J. (W. Thomas & Co*) r. Chicago
Lamont GustavE., mnfr glass a])paratus, 514 Mission, r.
1219 Mission
Lamont Henry, baker, r. 1510 Dupont
Lamont Hugh, vaquero, r. 721 Fourth
Lamont Hugh H., machinist, r. 1729 San Carlos Av
Lamont James, ship carpenter, r. 612 Twenty-third
Lamont John, laborer, r. 265 Tliird
Lamont Maud M. Miss, teacher Potrero Kindergarten, r.
209 Twenty -first
Lamont Roy, actor, r. 319| Sixth
Lamont Thomas, hostler r. 1519 Eddj'
Lamont William, actor, r. 310J Sixth
a^ Lamont. See Lemoiit
La Montague Harry, manager The New York Art Co. and
artist, studio and r. 21 Powell
Lamoree Davis J., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 217 Fill-
more
Lamothe Alfred, chiropodist, 11-13 Grant Av, r. 432
Golden Gate Av
Lam tte Charles, laundryman, r. 20 Collingwood
Lamotte Louis, laundry, 341 Third
Lamotte Marie Mme. , laundress, r. 341 Third
La Motte Robert S., accountant Crocker- Wool worth
National Bank, r. 717 Turk
Lamoureux Anna, widow, r. 1630 Broadway
Lamoureux Eugene, foreman Neville k Co., r. Oakland
Lamoureux Philias H., secretary Remillard Brick Co.,
r. Oakland
Lamoureux Theodore J. Mrs., r. 1803a Folsom
Lamp Henry Jr., porter Neustadter Bros., r. Berkeley
Lampal Herman, laborer, r. 2318 Post
Lampe Charles, clerk Esber^', Bachman & f
Sanchez
Lampe Ella C, widow, r. 2134 Mission
Lampe Emil, master mariner, r. 37 J East
Lampe Emile, longshoreman, r. 1210 Kearny
Lamjie Emile T., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2134 Mission
Lampe Frank H., clerk, r. 2134 Mission
Lampe Henrj', wood turner, r. 1220 Dolores
Lampe Lottie A., widow, r. 126 Ridley
Lam]jc Peter E. N. master marine, r. 2018 Folsom
Lampe Walter A., clerk, r. 126 Ridley
Lampert Julius, waiter, r. 118 Valparaiso
Lamphier Bessie Mi s, stenogranher, 124 Fulton
Laniphier Ella Miss, dressmaking, 124 Fulton
Lamphier Walter, butcher, r. 342 Fourth
Lamphier Richmond H., armorer 1st Regiment Infantry
N. G. c, r. 1327 Market
Lampke Henry, engineer, r. cor Sixth Av South and L
Lampke Henry Jr., engineer, r. cor Sith Av South and L
Lampkin Heber W., baker, r. 2011 Mission
Lampkin John T., woolsorter, r. 506 Fourth
Lamjikin W. P., clerk, r. Royal House
Lampman George W., clerk, r. 529 Turk
Lainpman Henr\-, engineer stmr Santa Rosa, r. UOo.V
Powell
Lampman Jennett, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Lamprell August, seaman, r. 32 Perry
LAMSOK CONSOLID.ITED STOKE SERVICE
€0., John W. Thoms agent, 120 Sutter, room 47
LaniBon Dyer M., bartender, r. Hotel Couper
Lamson Florence A., widow, r. 921 Larkin
Lamson George F., auctioneer, 410 Kearny, room 5, r.
Oakland
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Lana L. & Son (Liil;^ and Richard M.) confectionery,
1428 Dupont, and fruits and confectionerj', W s
Stanyan opp Hayes
Lana Luitri (L.Lana &Son and Lana & Neri) r. 1426 Dii-
. pent
Lana Richard M. (L Lana & Son) r. 1426 Dupont
Lana & Neri (L. Lui|^i Lana and Peter Neri) canaies.'liy
Third
Lanagan John, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chest-
nut
Lanahan Joseph, teamster, r. Twenty-sixth and High
Lancashire George, butcher stmr Rio de Janeiro
Lancashire Insurftnce Co. (of Manchester) Mann and
Wilson general agents, 324 California
L4\CA8HIRE-MARSHALL PIPE ORGAN €0.
(Moline, 111.) Leon I. Stanton & Co. Pacific Coast
agents, 633 Market
Lancaster Chester L, porter Wells Fargo & Co.
Lancaster Ella A., widow, r. 838i Harrison
Lancaster Joseph (Lancaster & Co.) r. Oakland
Lancaster Katie, widow, r. 2019 Webster
Lancaster William, seaman, r. 8;?8i Harrison
LANCASTER A €0. (Joseph Lancaster and Isidore
Goulet> merchant tailors, 414 Kearnv
LA.\€E PrBLIiSHIX; CO. THE,' book and job
printers, W. G. C. Pitt secretar\- and business mana-
ger, 49J First
L.4NCE THE (weekly 1 The Lance Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 49i First
Lanceford H. W., iron pipe mnfr., r. 560 Howard
Lancel Eugene H., commission merchant, 205 Front, r.
Alameda
Lancel Paul L., with Eugene H. Lancel, r. Alameda
Lancendoerfer Frank, bartender, r. 30J Twenty-eighth
Lamchier E ., laster, r. 25^ Lafayette
Lanetot Arthur, carpenter, r. 563 Minna
LAND DEPARTMENT CENTK.4L PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO., W. H. Mills agent, 26 Hobart
Bldg, .532 Market
LAND DEP.1RT9IENT i^OITHERN PACIFIC
R.41LR0.4D CO.. Jerome Madden general agent,
14 Hobart Bldg, 532 Market
Land James J., electrician, r. 2844 Mission
Land John, fireman stmr \Miitesboro, r. 117 Eddv
Land John P. Mrs., r. 1875 Mission
LAND OFFICE I'NITED STATES, 610 Commer-
cial
Land of Sunshine Co., H. L.Morton local agent, 1170
Market, room 65
Land Patrick J., contractor, r. 227 Hayes
Land Peter, fireman stmr Eureka, r. 241 Fremont
Land Savings Union of California, H. Francis presi lent,
Wendell Easton vice-president, A. E. Gray secre-
tary, 501-509 Montgomery
L-mdahl Victor N., coojier, r. 504 Seventh
Lande David, jeweler, r. 755 Harrison
Lande David, peddler, r. 444i Clementina
L.iNDE EDWARD, attorney at law, r. 1027 Golden
Gate Av
Lande Esther, %ridow, r. 444} Clementina
Lande Esther Miss, finisher, r. 444J Clementina
L-^nde Fannie, widow, r. 444J Clementina
Lande Francis, liquors, '808 Greenwich
Lande Marco, pressman Maximin V. Lacaze, r. 16 Hinck-
ley Alley
Lande Mary, widow, r. Twenty-second Av nr Point Lobos
Lande Raphael, r. 1027 Golden Gate Av
Lande Vincent, peddler, r. 16 Hinckley Alley
Landecker Carl (Landecker & Gruber)"r. 930 Filbert
Landecker Hugo, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Landecker Isaac, barber, 955i Brjant
Landecker Louis, r. 525 Baker
Landecker Louise, widows r. 1726 O'Farrell
Landecker Solomon D., jeweler, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Landecker & Gruber (Carl Landecker and William
Gruber) proprietors S. F. Watch and Clock Rei)airing
Co., 121 Post, room 7
Landeen John, shoemaker, 913 Third
Landegren Gustave A., fireman stmr San Rafael, r. 18^
Sacramento
Landeker Alice, widow, r. 1715 Sutter
Landelof Olof, taUor, 622 Clay, r. 1222 Filbert
Landen August, cabinetmaker, r. 33 Glen Park Av
Landen Martin K., secretan- Union Lumber Co., 22
Market, r. 1400 Twenty-third
Lander Christine, widow, r. 12J Langton
Lander David, tailor, 349 Fourth
Lander Edward, painter, r. 737 Howard
Lander George H., salesman Wolf & Frank, r. 12J Lang-
ton
Lander Jennie, widow, r. 1012 Twentieth
Lander Monis, tailor, 14 McAllister, r. 402 Haight
Lander Richard, r. cor Montgomerj- Av and Kearny
Lander Samuel, tailor, r. 149 Shipley
Landen Antonio, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome
Landerkin Henrj', witli Redwood Mnfr's Assn, r. 511
McAllister
Landerkin William, carpenter, r. 20 Franklin
Landers Amy, r. 812 Shotwell
Landers Charles M., carpenter, r. 313 Second Av
Landers David, salesman Citv of Paris, r. 930 Fillmore
Landers David W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2409 Bu-
chanan
Landers Harrj- J., bakery, 2135 Bush, r. 2133 Bush
Landers John, laborer Risdon I. and L. WTvS, r. 912J Ellis
Landers John, laborer, r. Brewster bet Faith and Hope
LANDERS JOHN, manager Manhattan Life Insur-
ance Co. of New York, 240 Montgomery, r. 1111
Hyde
Landers John, salesman Pringle Bros., r. 812 Shot-
well
Landers John, steward stmr City of Svdnev, r. 1317
O'Farrell
Landers John B., butcher, r. 132 Sixth
Landers Marj , widow, r. 912 J Ellis
Landers Michael, r. 812 Shotwell
Landers Milton H., clerk Pac. Coa.st SS. Co., r. 313
Second Av
Landers Patrick, blacksmith, r. 37 Tehama
Landers Patrick, insurance solicitor, r. 2409 Buchanan
Landers Sarah C, widow, dressmaker, r. 2133 Bush
Landers Walter G., clerk Sim Insurance Office, r. 1313
Taylor
Landers William, cook What Cheer House
Landers William, laborer, r. 26i Natoma, rear
Landers William J., clerk, r. 313 Second Av
L.4NDERS WILLIAM J., general agent Sun Insur-
ance office of London, and resident manager Tlie Im-
perial Insurance Co. and The Lion Insurance Co. of
London, 205 Sansome, r. San Leandro, Cal.
Landes Eugene, lodgings, 1320 Stockton
Landes J. , mining, r. ' 37 Sacramento
Landgralf liYank, clerk, r. 1118 Howard
Landlgraff Joseph, proprietor The Lily, r. NE cor Stan-
yan and Fell
La ndgraff Joseph Jr., bartender Joseph Landgrraff, r.
NE cor Stanyan and Fell
Landgrebe Adoljjh, barber, r. 338 Eighteenth
Landgrebe Arthur, electrician, r. 338 Eighteenth
Landgrebe John P., laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Harrison
Landgrebe Richard A., barber, 2043 Mission, r. 2043J
Landg:rebe Robert G., cashier Easton, Eldridge & Co., r.
2119 Larkin
Landgrebe William, barber Richard A. Landgrebe, r.
2043i Mission
Landi Francisca, widow, r. 16 Hinckley PI
Landi P., baker, r. 432 Vallejo, rear
Landini Celice Miss, embroider and stamper, r. 629-1
Union
Landini Rinaldo, dairyman, r. 629| Union
Landini Rinaldo, peddler, r. 513b Union
Landini Rosa L., widow, dressmaking, 629A Union
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
T^he Sari FranGiscQ GALIx is a Sreat Newspaper
XUC CIXX7 ^1 11>E '» *••<«" by Banker*, Merchants and Business Men
I 1*1 r r"! I I # 1^1 III r ecnc* I 'Yi Because it is a Safe and Pernianent Cure.
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Landis Auifustin, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av South nr P '
Landis Edward C. , agent London Guarantee and Acci-
dent Co., 421 California, r. 716 Leavenworth
Landis Gustav C, cashier Justinian Caire, r. 716 Leaven-
worth
LANDIS J. F., 1st Lieutenant 1st Cavalry, U. S. A.,
Phelan Bldg, 4th floor
Landis John M. , salesman The Hub, r. 781 Sutter
Landman Philip, hatter, r. 1149 Howard
Landmann Alexander H., plumber, r. 410 Octavia
Landmann Carl F., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 5 Hart-
ford
Landmann Rudolf, brushmaker, r. 1611 Sutter
Lando Harris, clothing and furnishings, 404 Kearny, r.
915^ Sutter
Lando Henry, drj' goods, 1528 Kentucky
Lando Joseph, merchant, r. 408 Van Ness Av
Lando Meyer, tailor, r. 402c Haight
Lando Morris, tailor, r. 402c Haight
Lando Philip, peddler, r. 17 South Park
KS" Lando See Landau
Landon Gardener, manager Co-operative Merchant
Tailoring Co., 105 Stockton, r. 1721 McAllister
LANDON HOtVARD P., asst secretary S. F. Stock
. and Exchange Board, r. Berkeley
Landon William, laborer, r. 21i Garden
Landone Paul, cook, r. 532 Stevenson
Landragan Michael W., with W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 533
Seventeenth
Landram James A. , carpenter, r. 16 Lafayette
Landram William R., salesman Haskell & Muegge, r. 16
Lafayette
Landren Frank, tailor Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 52
Second
Landresse Catherine, widow, notions, 804 Greenwich
Landresse Charles P., accountant Griffin & Skelley Co.,r.
614 Potrero Av
Landresse Louis, carpenter, r. 1448 Twenty-fourth
Landrigan Philip J. , carpenter, r. 961 Mission
Landry Daniel J., porter William A. Schultz & Sons, r.
718 Fell
Landry Eli, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 718 Fell
Landry Frances E., finisher The F. Thomas Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 15S Fifth
Landry Frank A., painter Giacoma Orsi, r. 119 Cook
Landry Marie B., furnished rooms, 158 Fifth
Landry Terrence, collector, 512 Mont'^omery, r. 718 Fell
Landry William A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co , r. 718 Fell
Landsberg Albert, liquors, 1300 Market, r. 130 Ivy Av
Landsberg George M., cannery superintendent Alaska
Packers' Assn, 308 Market, r. Oakland
Landsberger Henry M. (Landsberger & Son) r. Alameda
Landsberger Herman, r. 50/ Lombard
Landsberger Isidor (Landsberger & Son) r. Alameda
Landsberger Julius A., clerk Cal. Product Distributors,
1-^3 California, r. Alameda
Landsberger Nathan, musician, r. 511 McAllister
Landsberger Philip, manager Davis Bros., r. 511 McAl-
lister
LANDSBER4;ER a son (Isidor and Henry M.) com-
mission merchants, 123 California, Telephone Main
690
Landsdown E. S.. r. 235 Oak
Landsman Alos, brushmaker, r. 1670^ Dupont
Landson Louis, laborer, r. 315 Langton
Landstrom Alfred, laborer, r. 766i Fnlsom
Landstrom Charles A. , tailor, 769 Market, r. 24 Ma yre
Terrace
Landstrom Oscar A., conductor, r. 7 Isis
Landsyke Abraham, stairbuilder, r. 45 Lang^n
Landsyke Nicholas, watchman, r. 45 Langton
Landucci Amadeo, laborer Ravenna & Co.
Landucci Brothers (Mart.in and Miro) fruits, 725 Mont-
gomery Av
Landucci Ferriccio, cutter Rutfino & Bianchi, r. 33|
Boardman PI
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
509 Kearny
, r. Angels
New
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SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Landucci Martin (Landucci Bros.) r. 725 Montgomery Av
Landucci Miro (Landucci Bros. J r. 725 Montgomery Av
Landucci Olinto, cutter Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 868 Bryant
Landucci R. & Co. (Rocco Landucci and Carlo Vannucci)
liquors, 1001 Battery
Landucci Rocco (R. Landucci & Co.) r. 1001 Battery
Landwehr Albert, bookkeeper L. Feldmann, r. 337a Capj)
Landv Amelia Miss, r. 217 Francisco
Lane'Albert, foreman Teele & Co., r. 334 O'Farrell
Lane Ann, widow, r. 140 Chestnut
Lane A. W., reporter R. G. Dun & Co.
Lane Benjamin, porter S. P. Co. Market St. Wharf, r.
1207i Mission
Lane Brothers (Cornelius J. and John D.) marble ami
granite wks, 409 McAllister
Lane C. C. , r. 330 Shotwell
Lane Charles A. (Machabee & Lane) 34 H'-ff Av
Lane Charles A., bottler, r. 719 Willow Av
Lane Charles C, bookkeeper W. E. Lane, r
Lane Charles D., mining, 3 Holjart Bldg, r
Camp, Cal.
Lane Charles H., builder, r. 12| Willow Av
Lane Charles H. , laundryman Alms House
Lane Charles J., bartender, r. 1002a Union
Lane Cornelius, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills,
Continental Hotel
Lane Cornelius, sign painter, r. 8 Gough
Lane Cornelius J. (Lane Bros.) r. 1612 Stevenson
Lane Daniel, melter Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg Wks, r.
214 First
Lane Daniel W., assistant manager Nevada Docks, r. 72.-i
Ashbury
Lane David F., cashier Bovee, Toy & Co., r. Berkeley
Lane E. Mr.-*., manager cloak dept Smiths' Cash Store, r.
453 Seventeenth
Lane Edward J., jirinter, r. 343J Fifth
Lane Effie Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
Lane Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, r. 1926 Ste\-
enson
Lane Ellen, widow, r. 1612 Turk
Lane Emerson B., salesman Smiths' Cash Store, \\ 4.31
Seventeenth
Lane Florence, saleslady The Maze, r. 1204 Folsom
Lane Frank, laundry clerk Palace Hotel
Lane Frank, porter, r. 783 Mission
Lane Frank J., painter, r. 1714 San Carlos Av
Lane Franklin K., business manager Arthur McEwen's
Letter, 429 Montgomerv, r. The Oliver
LANE FRED J., D.D.S., .........
ofltee hoar.s 9 .4.M. to 5 P.M., 508 Sutter,
r. XVi'i Pine
Lane Frederick, polisher, r. 34 Hoff Av
Lane Frederick. J., r. 2808 Gree iwich
Lane George, clerk Ewer McClnskey, r. 718 Church
Lane George A., varnisher, r. 34 Hoff Av
Lane George A. P., real estate, 505 Kearny, r. Eighth
Av and J
Lane George E. , collector, r. 2231a Geary
Lane George W., gripman Market St. Ry. Co., r. 201
Eleventh
Lane G. Whitfield, attorney at law, 197 Crocker Bldg, r.
1602 Vallejo
Lane Helen F. Miss, r. 1926 Stevenson
Lane Henry, r. 2122 Bush
Lane Henry, oiler stmr Colima
Lane Honora Mrs., liquors, 2808 Greenwich
LANE HOSPIT.4L, Levi C. Lane president, and pro-
fessor of surgerj', SE cor Webster and Clay
Lane James B., porter, r. 34 Hoff Av
Lane James E., switchman S. P. Rj'. Co., r. 1612 Turk
Lane James F., ticket agent Penn. RR. Co., 11 Montgom-
ery, r. 337 Twenty-eighth
Lane .James M., master barkentine Gleaner, office 48
Market
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Lane John, fireman stnir Satuni, r. 212 Lanerton
Lane John, machinist Pac. Rollini; Mills, r. New Conti-
nental Hotel
Lane John D. (Lane Bros.) r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Lane John F., teamster, r. 120 Pern-
Lane John H., plumbing and gasfitting, 807 Larkin
Lane John J., driver, r. «>42 Minna
Lane John J., liquors, 200 McAllister, r. 1207 Market
Lane John M., (Lane & Connelly) r. Seattle, Wash.
Lane Kate Miss, domestic 1714 California
Lane Lawrence, r. 1326 O'Farrell
L4XE LEVI C, physician and surgeon, and president
and professor of surgery Lane Hospital, office and
r. 2302 Clay
Lane Lucia M., physician and surgeon, ofilce and r. 705
Sutter
LAVE MARK, notary public and real estate broker,
18 Post, r. 19 Alpine
Lane Martha J., cashier W. E. Lane, r. Seventh Av and J
Lane Marj- A. widow, r. 34 Hoff Av
Lane Mary A. Mrs., janltress, r. Ocean View
Lane Mary J. Miss, furnished rooms, 528 Jones
Lane Michael J. (Nash & Lane) r. 243 Freemont
Lane Peter F., r. 141 Chestnut
Lane Robert, caqjenter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Lane Roscoe E., with L. Bresla«er & Co., r. 27244
Folsom
Lane Rose M., widow, r. 212 Leavenworth
Lane Sulhvan, watchman, r. 1322 Eddy
Lane Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. SE cor Cole
and Carl
Lane Thomas A., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r,
3016 Buchanan
Lane Timothy, hostler, r. 1412 Harrison
Lane Walter W., boating and sf ipging ii^nt, 506 Davis
Lane Ward H., expressman, N\V cor Gough and McAllis-
ter, r. 719 Willow Av
Lane William, peddler, r. 1208 Sanchez
Lane William E. , barber, 437 Third
LANE WILLIAM E., p...........
3l.i
r. .509
Kearny, lelephone .>I«iii
Kearny
Lane William H., boilermaker, r. 1102 Howard
Lane William H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 34 Hoff
Av
Lane William H., i)ainter Palace Hotel, r. 1204 Folsom
Lane William H., proprietor Mariners' Home, 504 Davis
Lane William J., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 334 Union
Lane \\ illiam T., 2nd asst. engineer stmr Peru, r. 1717
Leavenworth
Lane & Connelly (John M. Lane and Frank J. Connelly)
mnfrs cigars, 204-206 Market
gsr Lane. See Laine and Lehn
Lanear Reuben, chiropodist, r. 1631 Baker
^aT Laner. See Lenari
Lancri J., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Laiierv George, foreman Swain Bros., r. 64^ Clementina
Lanfor Addie L., widow, r. 511 Eddy
Lanford Julia, widow, r. 1207 Broadway
Lanfranchl Marie Miss, teacher English, 2127 Jackson, r.
1288 Stanyon
Lanfranchl Paul, clerk Antonio Pardi, r. 32 Second
LangAdolph, vice-president Fredericksburg Bottling Co.,
921 Market, r. 1818 Ellis
Lang Adolph, sausagemaker, r. 215 San Bruno Av
Lang Albert G., bookkeeper, r. 1300 Polk
Lang Alfred, laborer, r. 36 Clay
LangAndrew H. , waiter, r. 25J^ Rausch
Lang Arthur E. , carpenter, r. 1715^ San Carlos Av
Lang Annie Miss, cashier C. Strohmeier, r. 418 Brannan
Lang Arthur E., carpenter, r. 71.5^ San Carlos Av
liA\<> AII<iii;ST J., manager F'redericksburg Bottling
Co., 921 Market, r. 1508 Ellis
Lang Charles, tailor, r. 54 Louisa
Lang (.Charles E , accountant Asa Fisk, r. 710 California
Lang Charles E., sign painter, r. 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E., workman Cal. Casket Co., r. 117 Tre-
mont Av
Lang Dora, widow, r. 2724 Pine
Lang Edgar, caqienter, r. 17151 San Carlos A\-
Lang Edmund, seaman, r. 139 Perry
Lang Edward B., salesman J. Noonan, r. 1208c Howard
Lang Edwin, salesman N. H. Lang & Co., r. 814 McAllis-
ter
11 Freelon, rear
Lang Elizabeth Miss, i
Lang Eniest, driver, r. 12 Salmon
Laiij: Ernest, watchmaker, 2821 Mission
Lang Ferdinand, cook, r. 160 Clara, rear
Lang Frank, lithograph transferer, r. 20 Page
Lang Fritz, with Engelberg's Bakery, r. 405 Keanij ,
Lang George, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 673 Harrison
Lang George F., agent La Grande Laundry, r. 1720 Fell
Lang (Jeorge F., waiter, r. 873 Mission
Lang George R., contractor and builder, oflSce 16 Post,
r. Oakland
Lang Giles B., salesman Allen & Higgins Lumber Co., r.
107 Hoffman Av
La g Henry, clerk Woodin & Little, r. Alameda
Lang Henry J., clerk George T. Knox, r. 814 McAllister,
Lang Hugh J., molder Union Iron Wks, r. 612 Guerrero
Lang Jacob, barber, 417 Battery, r. 1218 Kearny
Lang J. E. , r. 417 Kearny
Lang John, tailor, r. 54 Louisa
Lang John, teamst r, r. Sixteenth Av South nr L
Lang Joseph, r. 648 Mission
Lang Joseph, seaman, r. 1315 Butte
Lang Joseph K., master schr Alpine, office 7 Clay, r. L'i
Camp
Lang Josephine, domestic 2529 Howard
Lang Lena, widow, cashier The Popular Dining Rooms,
r. 408i O'Farrell
Lang Leonhard, foreman Fredericksburg Bottling Co. ,
r. 1506 Ellis
Lang Lizzie F., domestic 1443 Market
Lang Louis, r. 20 Page
Lang Louis Jr., plumber, r. 20 Page
Lang M., widow, r. 1130 J Howard
Lang Mark A., bookkeeper, r. 814 McAllister
Lang Mary E. Miss, saleslady, r. 2022 Ellis
Lang May, domestic 1718 Geary
LANG N. H. & CO. oicnoias h.
Lane) real estate agents and hoa.seholders,
36 .Uontsoniery
Lang Nicholas H. (N. H. Lang & Co.) r. 814 McAllister
Lang Otto, president Fredericksburg Bottliner Co., 1510-
1512 Ellis, r. San Rafael
Lang PeUr, butcher, r. 2219 Powell
Lang Pet«r, laborer, r. 212 First
Lang Sandor, milkman, r. 18 Albion Av
Lang William, bartender, r. 1 August PI
Lang William, laborer, r. 624 Fulton •
Lang William, painter, r. 1 August Alley
Lang VVilliam, stonemason Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Ter-
race
Lang William, upholsterer, r. 11 Freelon, rear
Lang & Co. (Portland, Oregon) wholesale grocers, .James
Scott agent, oflftce 405 Front
Lang William F., bookkieep--r, r. 428 Twenty-third
g^ Lang. See Laing, Lange and Layng
Langan Bessie, laundress, r. 540J Ninth
Langan F. B , stewardess stmr Acapulco
Langan John A., attorney at law, 13-14 Supreme Court
Bldg, r. 22 Quinn
Langan Margaret, widow, laundress La Grande Laundrj',
r. 45 Erie
Langan Peter F., machinist, r. 1093 Howard
Langan Robert F., hoseman Engine 17, r. 45 Erie
Langan Sadie Miss, seamstress, r. 540J Ninth
Langan Sarah, widow, r. 540J Ninth
Langan Thomas, fireman, r. 245 Second
Langan Thomas, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Langan Thomas, watchman, r. 15 Morey Alley
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING COj
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET and SIBEWALI WOI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET, Room
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.'.!
215 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
HERCULES 6A^ AND GA50UNE ENGINES
PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
LAN
895
LAN
lianarbein Herman F. (Heinz & Lanffbeiii) r. 8 Chat a'
noog-a ■**
Lan^dale Alfred, r. 529 Montgomerj' Av
Langdon Albert E. , inolder, r. 19 Raiisch
Langdon Annie, widow, r. 2510 Bush
Langdon Elizabeth C. Mrs., housekeeper Fargo House,
105 New Montgonierj'
Langdon Marston, carpenter, r. 510 Linden A\
Langdon Sadie Miss, actress, r. 805J Howard
Langdon Sallie A. , dressmaking, 2510 Bush
LANUDOK WALTER «., expert accountant, 5 Mills
Bldg, 7 th floor, r. Oakland
Langdon William H., school teacher, r. 2510 Bush
.Lange A. , packer Mark Strouse
Lanijfe Adolph A., machinist S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r.
58 Clementina
Lange Andrew W., ejigineer, r. 30 J Zoe
Lange Carrie Miss, safeslady Mrs. Adam Bullion r. 301
Silver
Lange Charles, r. 415 Spruce
Lange Christian M. , laborer, r. 1219J Florida
[jange Edmund W. R., barber, 524 Polk
Lange Erail H., capitalist, r. Carl bet Cole and Stanyaii
Lange Ernest, marine engineer, r. 507 Mission
Lange Frank L., receiver Market St. Ry, r. Oakland
Lange Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 6.t Wilder
Lange F. W. M., president Lange Investment Co., 632
Market, r. Carl bet Cole and Stanvan
Lange Gustave, furnished rooms, 255a Third
Lange Herman F., cashier Kruse & Euler, r. 008 O'Far-
rell
Lange Herman H., waiter, r. 1140 Market
Lange Herman N., bookkeeper Inglenook Vineyard
Agency, r. 137 Carl
Lange Investment Co. F. W. M. Lange president, Will-
iam Lange Jr., secretary, real estate, 632 Market
Lange Johanna Miss, teacher music, r. 110 Hyde
Lange John C. R. , willow furniture and basket maker,
12 Montgomery Av, r. 734 Montgomery
I,ange Kate Miss, saleslady Mrs. Adam Bullion, r. 30i
Silver
Lange Margaret, widow, liquors, 593 Sixth
LAN«iE OSCAR V. (Andrews & Lange) r. Berkele\
Lange Pet«r, cotfee saloon, 210-212 Davis, r. 335 Tweiity-
ninth
Lange Peter H., clerk, r. 705 Devisadero
LAi\<;E FETER Sf., wines and liquors, 246 Townsend
Laii-e Pietro, r. 518 Ellis
Lange R. F. & Co. (Rudolph F. Lange and Mrs. Ella M.
Goff) coal, wood and grain, 725 Valencia
Lange Rudolph F. (R. F. Lange & Co.) r. 116 Fell
Lange S. C. R., willowworker, r. 734 Montgomery
Lange William, brewer Haves Vallev Brewery," r. 60S
Fulton
Lange William, real estate, r. Carl bet Cole and Stanyan
Lange William, teamster, r. 307 Butte
Lange William Jr. (W. M. Lange & Co.) and seoretar\-
Lange Investment Co., 632 Market, r. Carl bet Cole
and Stanyan
Lange William A., civil engineer, r. 415 Spruce
Lange William F., clerk stationary dept S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Lange William H. , clerk George W. Reid, r. 1150i Fol-
som
Lange W. M. & Co. (William Lange Jr.) real estate, 632
Market
Langenbach Ernest W., bartender Tlie Hoffman, r. 134
ulive
Langenbach Paul J., clerk, r. 27a Pearl
Langenberger Frederick, clerk Roos Bros., r. 706"; Bush
Langenderfer Joseph C, clerk, r. 833i Sutter
Langensand M., dairyman, Kooistra Bros., r. W s Mis-
sion Road nr Five Mile House
Langer Bernard, bookkeeper, r. 3 Myrtle A\
Langer Ernest, engineer, r. 121 5 1 Folsom
Langer Frederick, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. Ala-
meda
ALL NJKJIONS DRI/\K
pred^ri(;l^sbur<5 \a<^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Langer Gustav, i>latemaker Charles G. Bush, r. 109^
Langton
Langer John, clerk, r. 1118 Iowa
Langer Reinhold, clerk The Maze, r. 113 Langton
Langer Richard O., soUeitor German American Fire
Ins.Co.(of New York) 324 Montgomery,r.3 MyrtleAv
Langer Robert, (iroprietor Electrical Supply Co.,"r. 1601
(Langerman &. Hochstadter)
Laugerman Albert L.
California Hotel
Langerman & Hochstadter (Albert L. Langerman and
Robert B. Hochstadter) brokers in securities, 208
San some
LangenuaunC. F. A., blacksmith, r. 8 Dale PI
Langermann C. F. A. Jr., blacksmith, r. 8 Dale PI
Langeron Francois, carriage maker, 414 Broadwav r
12U Shipley ^'
Langevin Edward, laborer, r. 523 Kearny
LAXGFELUT A CO. LIMITED (Yokohama, Japan)
George Herrmann agent, 309-311 Sacramento
LangfeldtP. Mrs., r. 1225 Geary
Langfelsen Joseph, fireman stiiir Encinal, r. Golden Gate
Cal.
Langford Austin J., jwliceman, r. 3942 Clay
Langford George, cojipersmith, r. 3942 Clay"
Langford John, lodgings, 323 Washi gton"
Langford Julia M., widow, dressmaking, 1207 Broadwav
Langford Oliver M., clerk Charles Mangels r 127
Fourth
Langford Rose, widow, r. 3942 Clav
Langford Thomas R., policeman, f. 2929 Octavia
Langguth Theodore E., anist The Wasp, r. 1606 Post
Langham John F.,brassfinisher Whyte& DeRome, r. ll.'.
Nineteenth
Langhan Emile, laborer, r. 207 Seventh
Langhorne George, 2d officer stmr Colima, r. Alameda
Langhorne Harry M., salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co
Langhorne James P., attorney at law, 14 Sansome
rooms 42-45, r. 2419 Pacific Av
Langhorne John D., bookkeeper Code, Elfeldt & Co r
299 Hyde '
Langhorn"e John D. Jr., bookkeejier Code, Elfeldt & Co.,
r. 299 Hyde
Langkille Andrew, mate schr Maid of Orleans r '>•"»
East ' ■
Langkusch Theodore, machinist Union Iron Wks r
Sixteenth Av South nr Railroad Av '
Langland William, stevedore, r. 529 Greenwich
Langley Cecelia F. Miss, teacher Lincoln Gnunmar
School, r. 517 0'Farrell
Langley Charles, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Langley Charles L., with Butler & Hafdan, r. Alameda
Langley Claude L., shoecutter, r. 1144 Howanl
Langley Exile H. , salesman Leege & Mills
Langley Edward J., clerk F. G. Walkington,
Towaisend
Langley Hanna, widow, r. 1139 Tennessee
Langley Henry, clerk, r. 126 Ellis
Langley Heniy, traveling salesman, r. 505 Jones
Langley Isaac, barber, 955J Bryant
Langley Jane, widow, r. 238i towiisend
Langley Louis L., trunkmaker, r. 919a Florida
Langley May, widow, nurse, r. 1851 Stevenson
Langley Melanie, widow, r. 2504 Scott
Langley R. E., traveling salesman, r. 126 Ellis
Langley S. Thornton, real estate, r. 407 Muson
Langley Thomas, clerk, r. 238^ Townsend
Langley _\Villia,m P., teamster, r. 238J Towi
23Si
JARDINE IROiN WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders LANGLEY, & MICHAELS CO
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Biiuminoiis Machinery, Traction Engines & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
vice-president, .lolin \. Featherston sec
retarj, im porters and Jobbers drugs
essential oils, elienileals. glassMarei
sponges, ranej goods, etc.. and luanafae-
taring elicniists, ;{4.4o First, Telephone
Main 33
PA^TFI II? Fll TFI?^ Rented $L00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sop fl^'t5. 823 Met St
PEBIilEB-JODET & GO. GDUPPE
FOR SAllE BV flIlU FIF{ST-CUASS WlfiB (OBI^
CHANTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. aame of \V. B. Chapman.)
LAN
896
LAN
California 5t.
LANGLEXLSA" FRIINCISCO
DIRECTORY
423 Eliza-
•213a P<. well
Grammar
IGL_
mPp'TflDV ("c*ty an<l «oant.» of >an
IntblUni Framcl-co) established
in l,S.>S, i<saed aunualli Iroui pobllcatlon
office. •'•IS C lav, .1. B. Painter to. pnblish<
ers, Telepbone Main 1«80
Lcmglitz Henri- J., clerk Van Glahu \- Gilljert. r. 9 Au-
gust AUev
Langloi Edward, ship carpenter, r. 124 Hayes
Langloi George, car painter, r. 124 Hayes
Langlois Francis B., clerk Tatum & Bo wen,
beth
Langlois William E.. barber, r. 1905 Fillmore
Langlotz Henry, musician, r. 424 Dmican
Langmack John, driver National Laundry,
Laiigner George G., cellarman, r. 126 Ellis
Langreder Louis, r. 422 Laguna
Lano-rehr Henry C, mining engineer, 125 Phelan Bldg,
r. 1421 McAllister
Langrehr Matilda, widow, r. 2001 Oak
Langrennier Nicholas, laborer, r. 814 Montgomery
Langridge George, bartender, r. 825 Kearny
Langridge George, butcher, SW cor Green and LiWkin,
r. 2127 Larkin
Langridge William A., butcher, r. 2517 Larkin
Langsdorf John, baker, r. 619 McAllister
Langshaw Henry, plasterer.r. 23 Sherwood PI
Langstadter Pauline Miss, teacher Hamilto"
School, r. 8.'8 Ellis
Langstadter Seligman, cigars, 321 Sansome, r. 828 Ellis
Langstaff James, clerk Charles Leonard Jr., r. 1212 Mis-
sion , ,,
Langstaff William J., salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. 1029* Natoma
Langston Annie, widow, r. 20 Victor
Langston Charles, laborer, r. Alms House
Langstroth Johu A., accountant S. F. Savings Union, r.
Oakland ^, ,,
Langton Calvin N., with Eppinger & Co., r. 1119 McAl-
lister
Lanoton Julia E., widow, r. 1119 McAllister
Langton Maud E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1119 McAllister
Langton Rebecav E., widow, r. 1500 Pacific Av
Langton William M., printer, r. 1500 Pacific Av
gS" Langton. See Langdon
Lanotre L. F., insurance solicitor, r. 1023 Sutter
Langtry; Hotel The, Ernest O. Wilkins proprietor, 3206
California „,,,,. .
Langtrv James H.,asst Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co!, r. 1216 Washington
Languci Amadei, maccaroni maker, r. 23 Filbert PI
Languetln Emile, watchcasemaker C. J. Harris,
Sixteenth j , ™n
Languilette Louis, machinist Risdon L and L. Wks,
3-23^ Duncan
Languinetti Giacomo, gardener
Franklin
Lani'with Joseph, laborer Risdon I. and L. WTcs
Laniiam Sarah E., widow, dressmaking, 1827 Polk
Laniel Fred J., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 511| Green-
Lanier Alexanc'er, teamster Thomas B. Broderick, r. 9
Norfolk
Lanigan Catherine, widow, r. 4 Vincent
Lanigan Edward, deputy Internal Revenue Service, r
2321^ Larkin
Lanigan Henrj" R. , painter, r. 1148 Shotwell
Lanigan Thomas, teamster, r. 1311 Kearny
Lanini Michael (S. Vosti & Co.) r. W s Mission Road nr
Countv Line .
Lank Samuel J., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 138 lair
Oaks
Lanken Paul, cabinetmaker, r. 47 Sacramento
Lankeiiau Frederick, teamster, r. 427 Chestnut
Lankenau John, bartender, r. SW cor RaUroad Av ana
Fifteenth .\v South
3425
NW cor Greenwich and
Lankenau John, driver, r. 2110 Mason
Lankes John (Lankes & Co.) r. 123J Sixth
Lankes cS: Co. (John Lankes) provisions, 125 Sixth
Lanktree Joseph B. (Warren & Lanktree) r. Alameda
Lann Charles Mrs., widow, r. 32 Twenty-third
Lann George E., printer Dempster Bros., r. 32 Twenty-
third
Lannan John B., compositor, r. 716 Larkin
Lannan Joseph, driver Whitney Transfer Co., r. Oak-
land
Lannegrand Henry, laborer, r. Sixth Av South bet L
and M
Lannes John, laundrj-man, r. 505 Sixth
Lannigan Rose, domestic 926 Haight
Lannin Patrick J., decoraror, r. 38 Welsh
Lannon Charles, live^^- stable, 2611 Bush, r. 237 Eleventh
Av
Lannon Frank A., janitor, r. 19 Tehama
Lannon George T., elevatonnan, r. 2130 O'Farrell
Lannon Malachi.teamster Union Iron Wks,r. 7 Minnesota
Lannon Patrick, r. 436b Jessie
Lannon Patrick W., deputv County Clerk, r. 2130 O'Far-
rell
Lannon Thomas, blacksmith Unif.n Iron Wks, r. o-
Wei h
Lannon Thomas, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 4J]
Bush
L;uinon William F. , clerk Jules Levy A: Bros., r. 223;
Geary
^" Lannan. See Lannan and Lannon
Lauot Frances, domestic 1200 Jones
Lanoue Camille, restaurant, 413-415 Pine, r. 12C3 Pow
ell
Lanouette Adele, widow, r. 1208^ Union
Lanouette Joseph, conductor, r. 12081 Union
Lanouette Edward, shoemaker, r. 3119^ Mission
Lanouette Frank C. . shoefitter, r. 1204a Union
Lanouguere Pierre (Jauhers & Lanouguere) r. 515 Sac-
ramanto
Lanpheir Ella Mi*s, dressmaker, r. 124 FulUm
Lanpher Agnes, widow, r. 1421 Twenty-fourth
Lanpher Hector A., carpenter, r. 1421 Twenty -fourth
Lanpher Walter, i>ork packer, r. 342 Fourth
Lansdown Edward S., upholsterer, r. 235J Oak
Lansenderfer Joseph, bartender, r. 411 Bush
Lansfield William T., varnisher, r. 48 Dehon
Lansing Benjamin, laborer, r. 24 Clara, rear
Lansing Frank P., carpenter, r. 1067 Mission
LAXSIN'G dEBRIT L., secretary and controller.
Southern Pacific Co., 41 General Offices S. P. Co. 4
Montgomery, r. 1935 Pacific Av
Lansing Henrv, painter, r. 738i Howard
Lansing Henn,- D., cashier A. Schilling & Co., r. 125i
Twenty-fourth
Lansing Henry J., r. 127 Twenty-fourth
Lansing Julia, widow, r. 24 Clara, rear
Lansing Mar\' R., widow, r. 1935 Pacific Av
Lanstrom O. A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 7 Isis
Lanteri Charles, boarding, 30 Broadway
Lautheaume Ferdinand, r. 4 Marshall PI
Lantheaume John, decorator, r. 812 Filbert
Lantheaume John P., gardener, r. 428 Capp
Lanthier Annie Miss, rattan worker, r. 112 Alabama
Lanthier Antoine, plasterer, r. 112 Alabama
Lanthier Ella Miss, tailoress, r. 25i Lafayette
Lanthier Evangelist, shoemaker, r. 25^ Lafayette
Lanthier Joseph A., teamster, r. 112 Alabama
Lanthier Joseph* A., wagon maker Henry B. Schindler,
r. 25J Lafavette
Lanthier Louis V., laborer, r. 112 Alabama
Lantz Mary Miss, clerk, r. 1012 Pierce
Lantz William, switchman, r. 454 Natoma
Lanz E. G. Mrs., r. 946 Mission
Lanzberg Frank, undertaker, r. 1209 Mission
Lanzendorf Enist, dair>- produce, 1606 Polk, r.
Vallejo ^ „
Lanzendorfer Frank, bartender, r. 649b Willow Av
XRV -the:
SAN rR/\/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST
Telephone, Main S'^S-
fl50S
BONESTELL & CO.
401 sansome: ST.
ALL
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OF
is WRAPPING PAPER
KDKINS MFG. CO. fllDION
e-^iO PIFiTH STREET lllL/lV/11
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPl^iS
LAN
897
LAR
Lanzer John, bakery, 2232 Mission
Lapachet Bernard, bookkeeper Dodge Bros., r. 1316 Sae-
ramento
Lapacbet Brothers (Pierre J. and Joseph) dairy Athens
bet Persia and Russia Avs
Lapachet Joseph (Lapachet Bros.) r. Athens bet I'ersia
and Russia Avs
Lapachet Pierre, bartender, r. 1316 Sacramento
Lapachet Pierre J. (Lapachet Bros.) r. Athens bet Persia
and Russia Avs
Lapello F. A. , vegetables, 37 Colombo Market, r. nr Six
Mile House
Lapham Cora Miss, r. 506 Jones
Lapham Henry G., proprietor The Lapham, 506 Jones
Lapham Joseph, clerk, r. fi06 Jones
Lapham Ky. E., clerk, r. 506 Jones
Lapham Lorenzo, superintendent of construction OI.toi-
pic Salt Water Co., r. 1009 Union
Lapham Lulu Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Jones
Lapham The, Henry G. Lapham proprietor, 506 Jones
Lapham William W., r. 156 Golden Gate Av
Lapidaire Eli H., traveling salesman Braunschweiger &
Co., r. 503 Grove
Lapidge William F. , real estate, r. 742 Valencia
La Pierre Charles H. , r. 249 Stevenson
Lapierre John M., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
919 Illinois
Lapique John, pork and sausage mnfr, 724 Vallejo
Laplaoe Bernab^, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Laplace Bernard, cook, r. 117 Trenton
Laplace Francis, driver, r. 3013 Clay
Laplace Francois F., agent The F. Thomas Parisian 1)
and C Wks, r. 27 Tenth
Laplace Jennie H. Mrs. , proprietor Stanford Heights
Nursery, Corbett Road
Laplace J. L. , artist Bosqui Engraving Co. , r. Stanford
Heights
Laplace Peter, butcher, r. 1235 Sixth Av South
Laplanch Valentine, cigarmaker, r. NE cor Bennington
and Newman
La Plant Joseph, r. 404 Third
La Pointe Delia, widow, proprietor The Cornwall, 41(1
O'Farrell
Laporte Mary, widow, r. 255 California Av
Lapouble D. & Co. (Daniel Lapouble, Henry Fourcade
and Peter Laillaca) proprietors Hayes Park Laundry,
W s Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Lapouble Daniel ( D. Lapouble & Co.) r. Ws Mission
Road near Dnondage Av
Lapoulide Adolphe, liquors, 213 Mason
Lapoulide Gustave, foreman, r. 814 Montgomery
Lapp James F. , shoemaker, 942 Harrison
Lapp John, coopsr S P. Co., r. 1717 Twenty-fifth
Lappart Elizabeth, widow, r. 832| Folaum
Lappin Thoma-i, marine engineer, r. 911 Army
La Prevost Thomas, carpenter, r. 1618 San Carlos Av
La Provost Henrietta, teacher langu ge, r. 1322 Jackson
Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, r, 3 Alemmy Av
Lapsley Thomas Jr., upholsterer, r. 3 Alemany Av
Lapthorn Charles, ironworker, r. 625 San Jose Av
Lapthorn James, r. 625 San Jose Av
Lara Guadalupe, widow, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Lara Joseph, janitor, r. 18 Salmon
Larabee Sanford, r. 29b Rausch
Larado Joseph, liquors, r. 513 Chestnut
Laraja Rocca, musician, r. 420 Filbert
Larbig S., mariner stmr Captain Weber
Lurcher Edward, teacher languages, 70 Flood Bldg, r.
812b Filbert
Larco Dameiiico, fisherman, r. 12 Varennes
Larco Giovanni, fishennan, r. 12 Varennes
Lardner Essie 1. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 326 Brannati
Lardner George, stonemason, r. 1139 Mission
Lardner Harry F., stenographer, r. 326 Brannan
Lardner Maud Miss, seamstress, r. 326 Brannan
Lardner Patrick, stonemason, r. 46 Ritch
Larecou Jean, laundryman, r. 1237 Stockton
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS.
EXTRA PALE. STANDARD.
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Best Beer on Earth.
Larecou Josephine Miss, laundress, r. 333 Twenty-fourth
Lareoti Stanley D., fruits and vegetables, 1325 Polk
Laretzky D., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 222
Page
Largan James T., bookkeeper George F. Lamson, r. 6J2
Elizabeth
Largan William, painter, r. 534 Wolfe, rear
Large Angeline, widow, r. lie Sherwood PI
Large Charles F., clerk, r. 849 Harrison
Large Thomas W., locksmith, 513 Bush
Large William, glasscutter, r. 849 Harrison
Largelere Lei.:h, commission, r. 711 Jones
Largerburg Charles, seama-i, r. 37J East
Larieu Felix, gardener, r. 2328 California
Larimer Anderson W., porter, r. 2836 Sixteenth
Larimer Elmer F., clerk Witzel & Baker, r. 2836 Six-
teenth
Larimer James L., fireman, r. 2836 Si.xteenth
Larin Napoleon, barber, 418 Fourth
Larios Antonio, vaequero, r. Sixteenth Av South nr Kail-
road Av
Larios C. Mrs., widow, r. 810 Fifteenth Av South
Larios Charles, vaequero, r. 810 Fifteenth Av South
Larios John M., saloonkeeper, r. 845^ Fifteenth Av
South
Larios Ignacio, vaequero, r. 810 Fifteenth Av South
Laritano Pasqual, teamster, r. 5 Prescott PI
Larius Ignatius, blacksmith, r. 1915 Jones
Lark Cyrus, plasterer, r. 8 Lafayette
Larken, James F., clerk General Passenger and Ticket
DeptS. P. Co., r. 632 Post
Larkey Charles H., brassworker, r. 3001 Webster
Larkey Daniel, r. 3001 Webster
Larkey Frank X., clerk A. & E. C. Merry, r. 3001 Web
ster
Larkey James, r. 3001 Webster
Larkey John J., carrier Post Office, r. 1287 Eighteenth
Larkin Arthur H., laborer, r. 139 Douu:lass
Larkin Catherine, widow, r. 961 Mission
Larkin Daaiel, harnessmaker, r. 223 Potrero Av
Larkin Delia, widow, r. 223 Potrero Av
Larkin Ellen, widow, r. 472 Tehama
Larkin Eugene, woolsorter, r. 223 Potrero Av
Larkin Frederick, clerk, r. 632 Post
Larkin George B., drayman, r. 1124 Howard
Larkin George H. , paints and oils, r. 471 Haight
Larkin J. , quartermaster stmr Santa Rosa
Larkin James F., r. 632 Post
Larkin James J., clerk, r. 223 Potrero Av
Larkin John (Larkin & Gallagher) r. 1836 O'Farrell
Larkin John, coremaker, r. 1917 Mason
Larkin John, r. 947 Masonic Av
Larkin John J., hackman, r. 17 Anthony
Larkin Julia, widow, r. 2323 Pine
I,arkin Mary E., widow, r. 471 Haight
Larkin Michael, canvasser, r. 506 Sixth
Larkin Michael, sexton St. Paul's Church, (R. C.) r. 1628
Church
Larkin Michael, stonecutter, r. 1314 Folsom
Larkin Owen, laborer, r. 529i Brjant
Larkin Patrick J. (Coffin & Larkin) r. 829 Stevenson
Larkin Patrick J., confectionery, 135 Kearny, r. 1717
Hai'.rht
Larkin Patrick J. , engineer, r. 122 Austin Av
LARKi:^ SriCEET PRE!^B1TEKIA\ CHURCH,
See Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Larkin Theodore, carpenter, r. 824 Kearny
Larkin Thomas, hackdriver, r. 20 Langton, rear
Larkin Tl omas, hostler, r. Tenth Av nr Pt Lobos Av
Larkin Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Federal
Larkin Thomas, seaman, r. 12 Priest
Larkin Thomas Rev., r. 705 Oak
Larkin Thomas J., machinist, r. 2323 Pine
Larkin William H., pla.sterer, r. 223 Potrero Av
Larkin & < Jallagher (J( hn Larkin and Charles Gallagher)
expressmen, NW cor Geary and Grant Av
Larkins Ann widow, r. 139 Douglass
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Larkins James, uiessnian, stmr Walla Walla
Larkins James A., painter, r. 12b Pond
Larkins Thomas, laborer, r. 411 Third Av
LarkiiiaiSVilliam (Larkins & Co.) r. 27 Dorland
Larkins WUliani B., bookkeei)er Larkins & Co., r. 1029A
Shotwell
LAnKINo & CO. (nilliam Larkins
aucl Cieorge .ticLeod) rarriage iiianufact-
arer.s, Ga4-ti;i8 Howard, Televlion<' Main
1454
Larinans Elizaljeth, widow, r. 613 Buchanan
Larne John, co^ik, r. 331J Bush
Larned Abbie F. Miss, housekeeper, 132 McAllister
Larned William M., draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r. 900
Pine
fl^ Larned. See Learned
Lamey George, feeder Commercial Pub. Co., r. 3.39
Eighteenth
Lamey John H., butcher, r. 339 Eighteenth
Larn-.y Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 33!) Eighteenth
Larney Nicholas S., ix)rter, r. 339 Eighteenth
ft^ l.avoche. See Larroche
La K juie John B., architect, r. 620 Ellis
Laroni G.useppe, baker, r. 1107 Kearny, rear
Larose George B., chimney sweeper, r." 110 Eighteenth
Laroux i j eph F., butcher, r. 60 Tiffany Av
Laroux Tiiomas, liquors, 60 Tiffany Av "
Larr.UieeC. B., messenger Wells "Fargo i: Co., r. 303
Eddy
Larrabee Charles F., clerk, r. 1524 Sacramento
Larrabee Charles H. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Van Xefs Av
Larrabee John J., conductor Cal. St. Rjt., r. 1800b Hvde
Larranaga Enique M. , capitalist, r. 2629 California
I,arrecou Brothers (Noel and Jean) liquors, 643 Broad wa\
LarreCi^B Jean (Larrecou Brothers) r. 643 Broadway
Larrecou Noel (Larrtcou Brothers) r. 643 Broadway
Larrecq J .hii, bartender, r. 112 J Bernard
Larricb J , oiler stmr Walla Walla
Larrieu Jean, bartender California Hotel
Larriinore Richard Mrs., widow, .529 Mimtgomerv Av
Larrimore Robert A., locksmith, 616 Green, r. 529 Mont-
gomery Av
Larrimore Walter A., clerk R. F. Osborn & Co., r. Oak-
lano
B^ Larrimore. See Larimer
Larroche Francis, capitalist, r. 1202 Sixth Av South
Larroche John M., capitalist, r. 1202 Sixth Av South
LarrjiiJo Ra iiona, widow, r. 2/1 Clementina
Larrouy Jean (Bergez & Larrouv) r. 48 J Zoe
Larsen Adolph, plumber, r. 1012 Filbert
Larsen Alexander, printer, r. 2120 >[ason
Larsen Alfred K., clerk T voli Cafe, r. 1 Glasgow
Larsen Aniandus, rattan worker California Rattan Co.,
r. 1115 Leavenworth
Larsen Andrew, .seaman, r. 152i Steuart
Larse:i Andrew, tanner, r. W s San Bruno Av nr Armv
Larsen Annie, widow, r. 1 Cottage Row
Larsen Antnine, coalpasser stmr San Jose
Larsen .\rthnr W., r. 706 Mason
Larsen A. W., millhand, r. 369 First
Larsen Axel, seaman, r. 9^ Columbia PI
Larsen ('. , r. Hi Scott PI
I.AK»ii:\ CAKL «., i>roprietor Tivoli Cafe, 16-18 Eddy
larsen Carl J., D. D., Rev., presiding elder of California
district and past. >r of Norwegian-DanUh M.E. Church,
r. 331 Seventeenth
Larsen Caroline, widow, r. 314 Beale
Larsen Charles, bartender, r. 419 East
Larsjn Charles, can)enter, r. Ninth Av South nr H
Larsen Charles S., deckhand, r. 3 Midway
Larsen Clirist, bricklayer, r. 909 Howard
Larsen Ohristian, laborer, r. 1035 Y'>rk
Larsen Christian, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. cor U and
Fourteenth Av
Larsen Christian, salesman, r. 738 Vallejo
Larsen Ch^i^topher (Henry H. Larsen & Bros.) office 10
Post, r. 90y Howard
Larsen Cordelia, widow, r. 706 Mason
Larsen Daniel (H. Anderson & Co.) r. Ninth Av South
and G.
Larsen E. C. & Co. (Edward C. Larsen) liquors, 100 Steu-
art
Larsen Edward (Larsen k Co.) r. 20 Verona
Larsen Edward, Draughtsman, r. 706 Mason
Larsen Edward, seaman, r. 100| Jackson
Larsen Edward J., driver Sailors' Home
Larsen Eric J., machinist, r. 766 Howard
Larsen Ernst C, master schr Golden Gate, 15 Steuart, r.
334 Francisco
Larsen Fred, student, r. 1508i Sac amento
Larsen Freaerick, marine fireman, r. 69 Natoma
Larsen Frederick T. , clerk John S. Barrett & Co.
Larsen George, carpenter, r. New Washington Hotel
Larsen George D., cellanuan, r. 9 De Boom
Larsen Gustave, carpenter, r. 939J Howard
Larsen Hans (Quast & Larsen) r. 320 Drumm
Larsen Hans, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 34 Austin Av
Larsen Hans, carpenter, r. 415 State
Larsen Hans, laborer, r. 22 Lily Av
Larsen Hans, liquor dealer, r. 320 Dmmm
Larsen Henrj- B. , conductor Sutter St. RB , r. 56 Erie
Larsen Henry C, musician, r. 706 Mason
Larsen Henn H. (Henn H. Larsen & Bros.) r. 124
Olive Av
Larsen Henrj- H. Brothers (Henrj- H., Neils and Christo-
pher) contnutors brick work, office 16 Post
Larsen J., ca)penter, r. 342 Fourth
Larsen J. , cook St. Nicholas Hotel, r. 212 IMrst
Larsen James M., pressman, r. 332 Vallejo
Larsen Jacob, seaman, r. 820 Batten.-
Larsen John, hoseman Palace Hotel, r. 411 Sansome
Larsen John, laborer, r. 19 Nati ma
Larsen John, laborer, r. 118c Clara
Larsen John, 2d mate schr Falcon
Larsen John, seaman stmr Gipsy
Larsen John, watchman stmr San Joaquin No. i
arsen John C, machuiist Murch & Gray, r. 45 Minna
Larsen John G , sawyer Pac. Wooden Ware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 35 J Madison Av
Larsen John L., mastei mariner, r. 2815 Mission
Larsen John T., painter, r. 10 Beideman
Larsen Joseph, painter G. B. De Ferrari
Larsen Julius r. 523| Third
Larsen Kate, widow, r. 1012 Filbert
Larsen Lars, laborer Armour Packing Co. , r. 419 Thirtieth
Larsen Lai-s, laborer, r. 640 Tennessee
Larstn Lars, liuubermann, r. 19 Welsh '
Larsen Lars J. (Jorgensen & Larsen) r. 272 Braunan
Larsen Laurens, carpenter, r. 837 Folsom
Larsen LawTence C. , bricklayer, r. 569 Brjant
Larsen Linius (Kofod k Larsen) r. 907 Howard
Larsen Louis, bay and river freighting, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Larsen Louis, cook, r. 20 Walter
Larsen Louis, laborer, r. Empire House
Larsen Louis, paint grinder Pioneer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 842 Fourth
LAR.SEX LOI'IS A., assistant secretary The Builders'-
Exchange, office 16 P-^.st, r. 907 Howard
Larsen Mads. P., concrete worker, r. 34 Austin Av
Larsen Maria, widow, r. 206 Langton
Larsen Marie, domestic 1815 Laguna
Larsen Martha, domestic 1215 Jones
Larsen Marj, domestic 18 Devisadero
Larsen Mary, domestic The Colonial
Larsen Mary, widow, r. 1817 Dupont
Larsen Morton, peddler, r. 927 Minna
Larsen Nicholas, laborer, r. 1114J Tennessee
Larsen Neils (Henry H. Larsen & Bros.) r. 909 Howard
Larsen Neils, bricklayer, r. 569 Bryant
Larsen Nellie, widow, r. 337 Bryant, rear
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
-I2O6 MARKET STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
T. p. ANDREWS, too Montgomery
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Larseii N. Peter, liquors and lodgings, SE cor Beale and
Harris. >n, r. 227 Harrison
Larsen O. , gripman Market St. Rj', r. 409 California A v
Larsen Ole, engineer Sutro Baths, r. Forty-ninth Av nr
Ocean cJeach
Larseii Ole, gripman, r. 1415 Guerrero
Larsen 01(jf, seaman stmr Saturn
Larsen Adolph, plumber, r. 1012 Filbert
Larsen Peter, caqienter, r. 10 Mint Av
Larsen Peter, cook, r. 7 Market
Larsen Peter, cook, r. 1316 Kearnv
Larsen Peter, laborer, r. 606 Third
Larsen S., seaman stmr Gipsy
Larsen Samuel, seaman, r. 6 Clementina
Larsen Severin, seaman, r. 1922 Filbert, rear
Larsen Sophie, domestic 2300 California
Larsen Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Larsen William, plumber, r. 1012 Filbert
Larsen William, seaman, r. 1316 Kearny
tS" L irsen. See Larson and Larssen
Larseiieur Charles T. (Larseneur & O'Donnell) r. lODSl
Market
Larseneur & O'Donnell (Charles T. Larseneur and James
W. O'Donnell) plumbers, 520 Pine
Larsh Frank, brassflnisher, r. 302 F(jurth
Larson Alfred, fisherman, r. 82 Everett
Larson Andrew, lumberman, r. 65'c) Howard
Larson Andrew, pantryman Philadelphia House
Larson Andrew, porter, r. 533 Commercial
Larson August, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
Ijarson Axel, carpenter, r. 832J Harrison
Larson Axel, fireman, r. 15 Elliott Park
Larson Axsel A., carpenter, r. 2133 Mission
Larson C, painter S. P. Co., r. US Sixteenth
Larson Carl G., painter Market St. Ry, r. 1102 Twenty-
fourth
Larson Charlei D., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. Oak-
land
Larson Charlea J., lithographer Bosqui Engra\ing and
Printing Co., r. 1801 Taylor
Larson Charles M., tailor, 211i Tehama
Larson Emna, domestic 2933 .Tackson
Larson Eric J., ironworker Standard Iron and Wire Wks,
r. 766 H .ward
Larson Frank, cook, r. 154 Tehama
Larson Frederick, clerk, r. 1307 Stockton
I^arsoii Frederick, finisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 0-28
Mission
Larson Frederick, seaman, r. 419 East
].,arson George, storekeeper Daniel Bowen, r. .541 Chest-
nut
Larson Gustave, miner, r. 922 Battery
Larson Hans, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1403 Baker
Larson Henry E., gardener, r. cor Steiner and L^iiion
Larson Henuan, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1501 Tuik
Larson Hilda, domestic 2317 Webster
Larson .James, blacksmith, r. 217 Third
Larson .James laborer Risdon 1. and L. Wks, r. 6.5.')
Harrison
Larson John, r. 245 Eighth
Larson John, gripman, r. 12 Selina PI
Larson John, laborer, r. 120 Ivy Av
Larson John, seaman, r. 4 Welsh
Larson John, tailor S. Jonas, r. 646 Folsom
Larson John C, machinist, r. 45 Minna
Larson Lager, cutter John H. T >b;n, 114 Moiitgomerr
Larson Lars, gripman, r. 1403 Biker
Larson Lars, laborer, r. 640 Tennessee
Larson L. F., master schr Saiuiia, otfl.e 10 California,
room 1
Larson Mary, domestic 3028 Cla\-
Larson Osctr F., wood carver, r. 514 Fulton
Larson Peter, master mariner, r. 13i Perry
Larson Theo., porter Golden West Hotel
Larson William, car painter, r. 330 Wolf
. Larson William C, tailor, r. 273 Minna
Larson William R., cardriver, r. 105 Welsh
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GKS F^IXXeRS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
^^ THE inOST POPOLfl!
Larssen Adolph M. (Larssen & Sverdrup) r. 1012 Larkin
LAR.S$E.\ A- .SVEKDKUP (Adolph M. Larssen and
Berner Sverdrup) grocers, 1001 Larkin
Larsson Charles, deckhand stmr Transit
Larsson Olof L., laborer, r. 29 Cook
Larsson Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 342 Fourth
LAUTER ElCO.\ €0., manufacturers of gold rings,
Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter
Lartey Edward, conductor, r. 1515 Grove
Larthe Edward, musician, r. 1508 Polk
Lartigau August, r. 1.504 Golden Gate Av
Lartigau John P., r. 1.504 Golden Gate Av
Lartigue Edward, porter F. Chevalier & Co., r. 817
Broadway
Lartigue Henrietta Miss, r. 2518 Broadway
Lartigue Henrj- J., groceries and liquors," 822 Broadway
Lartigue Madeline, laundress, r. 21 Ridley
La Rue D maid D., pharmacist Joseph L. Cert, r. 1001
McAllister
Larue Frank, waiter, r. 1013 Folsom
La Rue George W., clerk, r. R;)yal House
La RUE Hi GH .W., presi lent Grangers' Bank of Cal-
ifornia, and Railroad Commissioner, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Battery, r. Sacramento, Cal
Larue J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 33^ Bush
La Rue James B., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r. East
Oakland
La Rue John R., bookkeeper Grangers' Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1101 Pine
Larue Lloyd P., student W. W. Watson, r. Oakland
Larue Sigmuiid, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 316 Ivy Av
Larues Wharf, East bet Mission and Market
La Ruex .Alice Miss, dressmaking, 1916 Buchanan
Larzelere Leigh R. (L. R. Lsrzelere & Co.) r. 711 Jones
LARZELERE L. R. & CO., <..,.k
K. l,arz<-U're and Harry M . Bodwell) ship-
ping and coniMiis^ion uiercbant.s and
Mlioleisale dealers potatoes, onions, beans.
garlic, mill stafTs and bags, ttx-'i'iia
Davis, Telephone Main .580
L irzelere Naomi, widow, r. 425 Bryant
Larzelere William R. (W. R. Larzelere Commission Co.)
r. 435 Page
LARZELERE W. R. COxMJIILSSlOX €0. (William
R. Larzelere) commission merchants, 320-328 Davis,
Telephone Main 1688
La Sahe Charles B., cook, r. 507 Post
Lasaletta Mari^- Miss, ironer John P. Mirassou, r. 333
Twenty-fourth
La Salle Charles J., clerk Local Freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 11 Beaver
Lasalle Frederick W., butcher, r. 1102 Clay
1^" Lasalle. See Lassalle
Las Animas Land and Cattle Co. (Sierra Co. ,N. M.) Robert
R. Grayson secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
Lasar David (Lasar & Son) r. 15.^2 Post
Lasar Edmund, bookkeeper, r. 1100 Fillmore
Lasar Emanuel, capitalist, r. 1716 Post
Lasar Leopold (Lasar & Sonl r. 1532 Post
La.sar & S -n (Leopold and David) groceries and liquors,
TfE cor Post and Laguna
Lasby Frank, carpenter, r. 1211 Vallejo
Lascano John, laborer, r. 423J Vallejo
Lascelle Har\'ey W., i)ainter, r. 624 Twenty-second
Lasclottes Henry, driver Berges & Dominiconi, r. 20
Scott PI
Lascurettes Joseph, laundry, 1052 Howard
Lascurettes Marie Miss, laundress, r. 333 Twenty-fourth
Lascy Albert, surveyor, r. 13 Monroe
Lascy Frank H., surveyor, r. 13 Monroe
Lascy Frederick E., mining, r. 13 Monroe
Laselle Charles C, traveling salesman, r. 733 Bush
Laselle Nelly, r. 9191 Howard
t£W Laselle. See Lasalle and Lasselle
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth. or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALi, San Francisco, 1894.
LAS
900
LAT
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Laseter William H. , sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.
i9k Hermann
Lash Hei-maii, porter H. H. Young, r. 631 Sacramento
Lash's Bitters Co., William D. .Joiner manager, 111/
Mission „ _.„ „
Lashbr ok Harrj- F.. salesman Arnold Bros., r. <46 Capp
La Shells Calvin B., cigars and tobacco, 1 Polk, r. IIS5
Ellis
Lashier Frederick H., tobacconist, r. Alms House
La-shus Sylvester, fireman George H. Fuller & Co., r. 516
Sixth
Lask George F... stige manager, r. 123o Pine
LASK HARRY J.* notary pnbllc and
couvejanrer. iO!) Hansomc. Telephone
Main .>:S1. r. I.>« Eddy. Telephone South
Lask Louis, r. 1235 Pine
Laska B., r. 14 Mason
Lasker .Julius, liquorn, 110 Powell, r. 123 Eddy
Laskey Addife M., widow, r. 1803b Howard
Laskey Benjamin G., laborer S. P. Co., r. 120 San .Jose
Laskey Harrv W., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 729
o''Farreli
Laski Branislav L. , dry good*, 1709 Market
La-kowski Peter, baker, r. 716 Stockton
Lasky August, longshoreman, r. 917 Sansome
Lasky Gabriel H., salesman Levy Lasky, r. 1706^ Geary
Lasky John H., seaman, r. H13| Keaniy
Laskv Joseph, clerk Levy Lasky, r. 1706 Geary
Laskv I^evy, boots and shoes, 30 Third, r. 1706 Geary
Laskv Mark, r. 1629 Post
Laskv Mark, clerk, r. 1002 Larkin
Lasky Michael C. (Hanak & Lasky) r. 1010 Larkin
Laskv Samuel W., varieti s, 744 Twenty -third
Lasniore William, painter, r. 909 Kearny
L4 SOCIEiE FK.l.\t AISE DEPARGSES ET
DE PKEVOVAXCE .niTIELLE, E. J. Le
Breton president, A. Brand secretarj-, 534 California
Lasou G., laborer, r. 633 Broadway
Las Palma Vineyard, John J. Doyle manager, 416 Pine
Lass Charles, baker Jac:>b Goetjen, r. 1023 Powell
Lass Frederick, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1450 Hyde
Lass Henry F. , liquors, 110 Berry
I^ass Johan C, seaman, r. 1218 Alabama
Lass Lena Mrs., dairy produce, 1023 Powell
l,ass Nicholas, carpenter, r. 418 Brannan
Lass Peter, molder Enterprise Foundrj", r. 418 Braunan
Lassalle Andrew J., bartender, r. 716 Green
Lassalle Antonio, lodgings, 823^ Montgomerj-
Lassalle Caroline Mme., teacher music and French, r.71G
Green
Lassalle Ernest, salesman J. Tauzy & Co., r. 716 Green
Lassalle Harriet, widow, r. 733 Bush
Lassalle Marie, restaurant, 330 Bush, r. 18i Scott PI
O^ Lassalle. See Lasalle
Lassan James, blacksmith Hottua & Hansen, r. 217
1 bird
Lasselle Charles, cook Young & Weisman, r. 507 Post
Lasselle Frank H., clerk Melter's Dept U. S. Mint, r. 307
Jones
Lasselle Heim", laborer, r. 1115 Filbert
L.4SSE>' ALBERT €. (Lassen & Recknagel) r. 2214
San .Jose Av, Alameda
Lasseu Alfred, clerk Tivoli Cafe, r. 1 Glasgow-
Lassen Eilert, carpenter, r. 2118 Point Lobos Av
Lassen Hans C, ship chandler, 139-141 Berry, r. Ala-
meda
Lassen Maria, domestic 2322 California
La-'isen Peter C. (Peter C. Lassen & Co.) r. 1005 Castro
Lassen Peter C. & Co. (Peter C. Lassen) real estate and
insurance, lOOf J Valencia
Lassen & Recknaj el (A bert C. Lassen and William Reck-
nagel) electro platers. 550-552 Mission
Lasserre Francois (Uenri Pottet & Co.)r. SW cor Twenty-
first a/jd Alabama
Lasserre Philippe, bedmaker California Hotel
Lassier John, gardener, r. cor Feltoii and Goettingen
Lassius Partarrieu Joseph, clerk Alphonse Lallement, r.
113 Trenton
Lasson Alexander, fireman Market St. Ry, r. 15 Elhott
Park
Lassus Frances Mrs., ironer Eureka Valley Laundrj-, r.
20 Collingwood
Lassus Francois, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
Lassus Sierre, laund(>-man, r. 20 Collingwood
Lasswell -\lice, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Lasswell Bert J., druggist Cal. Drug Co. , r. 328 Tenth
Lasswell George W. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 3l'8
Tenth
Lasswell Ida, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Lasswell Marv, widow, r. 425i Clementina
Lasswell William Mrs., r. 328 Tenth
Last Michael, seaman, r. 440i Twenty-fourth
Lastein George A., butcher, r. 1226 Seventh Av. South
Lastredo Frank, wine commission merchant, r. 1403
Powell
Lastredo Frank A., wine broker, 1403 Powell
Lastreto Anita M. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1918a Taylor -
Lastreto Charles B., traveling salesman, r. 1924 Wash- ^
ington „ . , „, ,
Lastreto Emilio. attorney at law, 1-3 Chronicle Bldg, r.
1924 Washington
Lastreto Frank, hamessmaker, r. 1113^ Kearny
Lastreto Luigi F., general commission merchant and
agent Star and Herald of Panama, 31S Front, roi.ui
3, r. 1924 Washington
Lastreto Marie, widow, r. 191sa Ta\ lor
Lastrosse Andrea, seaman, r. 430 Union
La-tufka Frank J. iLastufka & Szukajski) r. 27 Eleventlj
LASTUFKA JOHN C .n;r.c.
tiirer and dealer In l»oth nne and draft
harness and horse boots, 1106 Mission,
LAsTuTkA & SZUKALSKI
(Irauk J. La>turiia and «'eier s/.ukalshi)
luanufactuieis and dealers In both fine
and draft harness and horse boots. l.">:->
Market bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Latapie Adolph, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Latapie Emile, skinnian B. Seller & Co., r. Sixth Av
South nr P , , „
Latapie Emile .Jr., driver, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Latapie Ernest, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Latapie Francois, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Laupie Hilarion, lodgings, 325i Bush
Latapie Julius, bakerj-, 9 Jansen ^ „ ,
Latapie Marie Mrs., furnished rooms, 325 Bush
Latapie Pet«r (B. Salles .V Co.) r. Thirteenth Av South
nr N _
Latcha John, brewer South S. F. Brewerj", r. Seven-
teenth Av S' uth nr Railroad Av
Latell .John, bartender Louis Haake. r. 811 Mission
Latello Rafaello, musician, r. 4 San Antonio
Later James, peddler, r. 320 Langton
Later John, peddler, r. 320 Langton
Larer William, peddler, r. 320 Langton ^ ^ .„ ^ ^ ,
L VTH4M FR.4NK B., secretary North Pacific Coast 1
Kaiiroad Co , 14 Sansome, r. San Anselmo, Cal.
Latham John, longshoreman, r. 303 Montgomery Ay
Latham John L., traveling salesman G odyear Rubber :
Co., r. 1026 Pine
Latham Joseph, polisher, r. 301 Tenth
LatnamLouis A., carrier Post Office, r. 1623 Webster
Latham Mattie A. Miss, school teacher, r. 539 Seven-
Latham^Maud S. Miss, school teacher, r. 539 Seven-
LathanOIilton S. , secretary Loeal Board National Surety
Co., 216 Bush, room 13, r. 1104 Post
SAN FPAINCiSCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mBS OF STBEET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
sujfcjBE 5ftf| FRflN6l860 GftLL
CHAS M. SHORTRIBaE
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ 6URE ^^.^iLcoHousivi
Never Fails. Call on or
Write to N.J. STONE & CO.
. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Latham Milton S. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Post
Latham William, driver Ernest Lindauer, r. 468 Te-
hama
Latham William B., attorney at law and Notary Public,
112 Montgomerj-, r. 1623 Webster
Latham William C," inspector Custom House, r. 1623
Webster
Lathey Howard J., with Pac. Equipment Co., r. 123^
Noe
Lathrop Charles, carpenter, r. 217 Third
L,.iTHKOr €H.4KLE« «., agent estate of Leland
Stanford, 819 Market, rooms 1-2-3, Telephone Main
474, r. 2113 Broderick, Telephone West 641
Lathrop Edward B., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1414
Sacramento
Lathrop Elisha N., ci»ars and tobacco, 405 Fourth
Lathrop-Flint Co. The, E. P. Flint manager, 19 Mont-
gomery
Lathrop Guy, manager Labor Bureau Assn, r. 48 Fourth
Lathrop Henry B., professor Stanford University, r.l767
Ellis
Lathrop Henry C, capitalist, r. SW cor. California and
Powell
Lathrop John M., reporter Examiner, r. The Colonial
Lathrop Leland S., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co, r. 2113 Broderick
Lathrop Robert J., r. 2 Belcher Court
tiS" Lathrop. See Lothrop
Lathrow Robert, teamster, salesman, r. 945 Mission
Latimer Charles F., compositor Examiner, r. 443^ Bry-
ant
Latimer George, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co. , r. 39
Clinker Av
Latinitjr James D. (Latimer & Co.) r. Chicago
L.iTIM£K LORKXZO P., artist, studio 232 Crocker
Bldg. r. 1G31 Sacramento
Latim. r & Co. (James D. Latimer) printers and publish-
ers, 429 Mont,'omery
Latimore Frank, laborer, r. 441 Green
Latimore John, teamster, r. •2\1\ Vallejo
LATO.X CIIARLKS A., manager Palatine Insurance
Co. , Limited (Manchester, England) 439 California,
r. Palace Hotel
$^ Laton. See Layton and Leighton
La Torres Charles, boots and shoes, 2130 Fillmore
Lat(3ur Benjamin, stone finisher, r. 27 Minna
Latour Louis, marine engineer, r. 152^ Steuart
La Tourrette Joseph R., traveling salesman Murphy,
Grant & Co., r. Alameda
Latrille B., driver Sarthou & Trebucq, r. Thirty-fourth
Av South and Railroad Av
Latrille Joseph, lodgings, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Latrouel John P. Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Church
L.vt6cha John, laborer, r. NW cor Sixteenth A\- South
and Railroad Av
Latsm Frank P., president Renter's Co-operative In-
vestment Co., 8 Donohoe Bldg, r. 2540 Howard
Latson Margaret M., widow, r. 336 Shotwell
Latterfield Thomas, steward, r. 32 Boyce
Lattig Charles, boxmaker, r. 568i Bryant
Lattig Conrad, broommaker, r. 5685 Bryant
LattiL' Frank J., boxmaker, r. 5685 Bryant
Lattimer Thomas, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
1363 Campbell
La Tulippe Frank X., carpenter, r. 935 Alabama
Latuse John, steward, r. 107 Xatoma
Latz Felix, bookkeeper Julius L. Franklin, r. 2037
Baker
Latz Samuel, salesman Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1221
Golden Gate Av
Latz Samuel W., janitor Daniel Meyer Bldg, r. lull
Gear>'
Latzer Svlvestet* H., solicitor Benj. Curtaz & Son.,
r. 26 Twenty-third
Lau Albert H., steward Concordia Club, r. 128 Olive Av
Lau Henrv C, woodworker Richard Nugent, r. 119 Ivy
Av
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 2UIKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
(^^aliforr^ia Bottlir^t^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. H 1 3 EDDY ST.
L ui Ludwig, r. 305 Grove
US' Lau. See Law
Laub Frank, baker, 827 Twentieth and SW cor Twenty-
second and D )lores
Laubenheimer Charles, barber and baths, 5 New Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Lauber Francis X. (California Wood Co.) r. 1 Louisa
Lauber Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 2 McConnick
Lauber Mary Mrs., lodgings, 1 Louisa
Lauber Peter, baker Michael Hemmer, r. 717 Brannan
Laubin William, gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1124a Union
Laubner Charles, waiter, r. 1017 Mason
Laubscher Charles A., butcher, 530 Valencia
Laubscher Frederick, sausage mnfr, 1422 Dupont
Laubscher Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 1557 Market
Laubscher Louis, pork ank sausage, l.i57 Market
Lauiischer Louisa, widow, r. 217 Fifteenth
Laucci Rafael, barber, 1319 Dupont
Lauch Marie, widow, r. 522 Eighth, rear
Laucher Lydia, domestic 203 Valencia
Lauck Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Lauck Joseph B., passenger agent S. P. Co., r. 1526 Ful-
ton
Lauckrelt Charles, driver, r. 244 Ninth
Lauda John, real estate, r. 1824a Howard
LAU DEN ]UARTI.\ K.. secretary Union Lumber
Co., 22 Market, room 3, r. 1400 Twenty-third
Laudenslager Agnes, widow, furnished rooms, 702 Cali-
fornia
Laudenslager Thomas, actor, r. 702 California
Lauder Brothers (Silas W. and Louis G.) hay and grain,
5713-572 Bryant
Lauder Jean, widow, r. 2136 Howard
Lauder John, ship caroenter Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Lauder Louis G. (Lauder Bros.) r. 2136 Howard
Lauder Silas W. (Lauder Bros.) r. Florence Station, Ber-
kelev
Lauder William, r. 1441 Ellis
f^' Lauderbach. See Lauterbach
Laudon John, brewer S. F. Stock Brewerj', r. 2315
Mason
Launstein Louis A., teamster, 129 California, r. 319
Ellis
Lauenstein Robert A., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Societv, r. Alameda
Lauer Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Lauer John C, drajmian, 25 Battery, r. 723 Seventeenth
Laufenberg Clemens (Liufenberg ii Wiechert) r. 3002
Webster
Laufenberg & Wiechert (Clemens Laufenbera: and Frank
Wiechert) coal, wood and lumber, 3002 Webster -
Lauienbuiger Charles, proprietor Eagle Soap Co., and
Melrose Salt Co., 210 Clay, r. Calistoga, Cal.
Lauffer John, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. Oak-
land
Livughlin Edward, blacksmith, r. 325 Clementina
Laugtilni Ellen, widow, domestic 321 Oak
Laughliu Gregory B. , bookkeeper, r. 314 Turk
Laughliii James H., laborer, r. 450 Howard
Laughlin Jennie, clerk, r. 2228 Hyde
Laughlin John, boi'ermaker S. P. Co., r. 1929 Howard
Laughlin John, porter, r. 22:.;8 Hyde
Laughlin Mary A., widow, r. 314 Turk
Laughlin SyhaniaMrs., shirtmaker, r. 319 Minna
Laughlin VVilliam, cellarman S. Lachman Co., r. 616
' Jessie
SS" Laughlin. See Lochlin and Loughlin
Laughton Beth Miss, r. 3041 California
Laughton Charles E. Mrs., r. 3041 California
Laughton George, seaman schr Ivy, r. 607 Batterj-
Laughton James, blacksmith T. Rowlands, r. 335 Tenth
Laugier Edward, traveling salesman, r. 513 Fell
Lauhcre Felice Mrs., furnished rooms, 116 Leidesdorff
Lauingar Charles F.,pian J tuner C. S. Eaton, r. 2210
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INFLUENTIAL PAPER Of-
THE WEST.-See Page 315
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WITH THE
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428 California Street
Lauinger George, salesman H. Lowenhayn & Co., r. 1719
Mason
LAl'IXOER GEORGE P.,secretaryTilImann & Ben-
del, 313-32r Battery, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger John B., real estate, r. 1113 J Kearny
Lauinger John B. Jr. , clerk George Tay & Co., r. 2210
Jones
Laujardlere Adelena Miss, candymaker, r. 824 Vallejo
Laujardiere Eugene, ccjoper, r. 82-t Vallejo
Laujardlere Gustave, cooper B. Drej-fus & Co., r. 534 1
Natoma
Laujardiere Josephine, widow, r. 824 Vallejo
Laulhere Hippoh te, salesman Am. Union Fish Co., r.
116 Leidesdorff
Laumeister Anton, miller, r. 1153 Guerrero
L.ir.UEISTER CH.4RLES S., proprietor Laumei-
ster Mills, 203-207 Mission, Telephone Main 5t>7, r.
119 Twelfth
Laumeister John J., brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. E s
Andover Av nr Old Hickory Av
LAUMEISTER MILLS, cua.....
Laiiaufisti-r proitrirtor. tloar, feed, bran
and iiiiddlinss, -20:S-->o: Mission
Laumeister William P., drayman Del Monte Mills, r. 41S
Nineteenth
Laun Annie, domestic, 1310 Pacific
Laun Frederick, clerk William Schade, r. 800 Hayes
Laun Henrj-, clerk F. Rank, r. 1127 McAllister
Laun Philip, expressman, NE cor Pine and Montgomery,
r. 8 Converse
Laun Richard, clerk Henry Hellberg, r. 1104 Bryant
LAUNCESTON THE, WimamHanst
proprietor. 110 Eddy, one block Iroiu
Baldwin Hotel
Launder Richard D., liquors, r. 427 Tenth
Launder William X., brass molder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 427 Tenth
Launn Julius, butcher, r. 1038 Twentieth
Lauphaer Edward A., teamster, r. 516 Haight
Laurance F. Mrs., widow, r. 1916 Buchanan
eS" Laurance. See Lawrence and Lorentz
Laurant Eugene, cook Montgomery's Hotel
Lauray Julian, carpenter, r. 110 Trenton
Lauray Julian Jr., printer Lc Franco Californien, r. 110
Trenton
Lauray Lcju, carj^enter Thomas C. Droit, r. 110 Tren-
ton
L.41REL HILL CEMETERV Gate Lone Mountain)
Charles H. Crowell, superintendent. Central Av, bet
Post and California, Telephone West 68
L.4I REL HILL CE.UETEKV .4l$SOCI.4TIOV, A.
J. Gunnison president, Charles H. Crowell secretarj".
Central Av bet Post and California
L4L'REL F4L.4C-E, Rome Harris proprietor, >^V cor
Bush and Kearnv
L41:REL V.4LE UAIRV. Haley Brothers, proprie-
tors, SW cor MouIt<5n and Buch ^nan
Laurence M. Mrs., widow, seamstress, r. 525 Filbert
Laurens H. Mrs., governess, r. 402 O'Farrell
L.4I;REXS PRIXTIKG C0.MP.4X¥, Ea«tman .Sc
Kimball proprietors, 58 Donohoe Bldg, 1170 Market
Laurenson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 816| Jessie
Laurenson Henrj', restaurant, 709 Battery
Laurenson John, barber, 319i Ellis
Laurenson Otto, coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r. 30
Welsh
Laurent Cesarine Mrs., lodgings, 403 Broadway
Laurent Cyprien, r. 403 Broadway
Laurent Mary, widow, clothing, 225i Seventh
Laurentz Michael, r. 1320 Stockton
Lauret Vincent, cook Alms House.
Lauria Domenico, bootblack, 28 Lledesdorff, r. 13 Union
PI
Lauriana Joseph, tanner, r. 710 San Jose Av
Lauriana Lu gi, laborer, 4 Sonora
Lauricello Felice, clerk Couchette Galleotto, r. 213 Val"
lejo
Laurie Irene Miss, artist, r. 1017 Buchanan
Laurie J., mill hand, r. 553 Fifth
Laurie Laura, widow, r. 1017 Buchanan
Laurie Nettie M., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 504 Taylor
I®" Laurie. See Lauray, LawTey, Lawrie and La wry
Lauriston Archibald (Lavuiston & Ross) r. 381 Sanchez
L.4t:RISTON A ROSS (Archibald Lauriston and
John Ross) proprietors The Abbottsford, 22-26 Eddy
LauntzJohn M., electrician Will & Finck Co., r. 04.'>
Stevenson
Lauritzen Louisa, domestic 23 Bartlett
Laursen Timothy J., decorator John L. Cahill, r. 1413
Hayes
Laussman Joseph (Furger & Laussman) r. Nineteenth
Av South ur G
Lausten Anton, clerk S. P. Co.
Lausten Anton, waiter, r 5 Market
Lausten Christopher, waiter, r. 5 Market
Lausten Hans F., cook, r. 46 Spear
Lausten Hansen S., clerk Daniel P. Carter, r. 497 How-
ard
Lausten Harrj-, waiter, r. 5 Market
Lausten Louis, waiter, r. 5 Market
Lausten Peter L., liquors, 236 Twenty-first, r. 230 Twen-
t}--first
Lausten S. H., clerk, r. 497 Fourth
Lauten Alois, butcher, r. 153 Tehama
Lauter S egmund, traveling salesman Pursch & Wiener,
r. 226 Turk
Lauterbach Edmund, liquors, 212 Drumm, r. 1809 Taj'lor
Lauterbach Ernest E. (Monnier & Lauterbach) r. 1153
Howard
Lauterbach Frederick, teacher nuxsic, 24 Supreme Court
Bldg
Lauterino Nicolo. laborer, r. 315 Vallejo
LAUTERMILCH LEOPOLD
shirt luanulacturer. I he trade snp|>Iied,
328 Bash, r. 2:i4i Greenwich
Lauterwasser Carrie B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Charles, teamster, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Elizabeth, widow, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Frederick P., hay and grain, 1505 Folsom,
r. 906 Florida
Lauterwasser Henry W., candnnaker, r. 925 Capp
Laut«rsvasser John, teamster, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Mary E. , widow, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Minnie Miss, bookkeei)er F. P. Lauterwas-
ser, r. 925 Capp
Lauther Albert, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Lauthier Anton, plasterer, r. 112 Alabama
Lauthold Charles C, photogi-apher, r. .540 Jessie
Lauvaier August, machinist Charles J. Hendry's Son &
Co., r. Berkeley
Laux Gustav, baker, r. .503 Chestnut
Laux Simon, laborer, r. 22 Turk
Lava Christ, bootblack, r. 16 Scott PI
Lavaff Herbert, painter, r. 1030 Howard
I,avaff Joseph S., painter, r. 1030 Howard
Lavagni Joseph, laborer, r. 7 Varennes
Lavagnino Agostino, liquors, 128j Pacific, r. 314 Pacific
Lavagnino Andrew, laborer, r. 311 Seventh
Lavagnino B irtholomew, gardener, r. cor Twenty-ninth
_Av and California
Lavagnino Teresa, widow, r. 311 Seventh
La Vallee Armand, Aiy goods, 212 Sixth, r. 1613J How-
ard
La Vallee Emerie, storekeeper Lick House, r. 509 San-
chez
Lavallce George, musician, r. 1125 Valencia
La vallee McGuire P., blacksmith, r. 820 Folsom
Lavallee Mildred S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1125 Valencia
Lavana Antony, barber, r. 811 Larkin
Lavane Charles, blacksmith, r. 901 Folsom
Lavario Giuseppe, waiter, r. 434 Union
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Lavaroni Augustine, porter, r. 1306 Kearny
Lavaroni Brothers (Roland and Frank) liquors, 1402 I>u-
pont, r. 522 Green
Lavaroni Frank (Lavaroni Bros.) r. 522 Gieeii
Lavaroni Frank, teamster, r. 527 Filbert
Lavaroni Frank, windoweleaner, r. 320 Vallejo
Lavaroni Giuseppe, driver, r. i Sonora
Lavaroni Giuseppe, fireman, r. 4 San Antonio
Lavaroni Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 418 Broadway
Lavaroni John, laundrjTuan, r. 309 Sanchez
Lavaroni John B., extraman EngfineS, r. 14 Lafayette I'l
Lavaroni Louis, fruit and vegetables, 1719 Stockton
Lavaroni Roland (Lavaroni Bros.) r. 522 Green
Lavaroni William, clerk W. F. Williamson, r. 1306
Kearny
Lavau Charles (Frediani & Lavau) r. 901 Folsom
Lavazo G. B., liquors, 617 Seventh
Lavazo Geronimo, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Laveaga Clement, miner, r. 1315 Leavenworth
Laveau A., blacksmith, r. 715 Howard
Laveau Louis A., butcher, r. 18 Harlan PI
Lavegnero Agostanio, liquors, 130 Pacific, r. 314 Pacific
Lavel Peter, hostler, r. 307 Austin Av
Lavelle Andrew, laborer, r. 2919 Pine
Lavelle Delia, domestic 2005 Steiner
Lavelle James, boilermaker, r. 2 Harry PI
Lavelle John F., plumber, r. 228 Minna
Lavelle Michael, laborer, r. 113 Natoma
Lavelle Robert E., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,r. 814
Hyde
LavenM. C, clerk Auditing Dept Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
• Co., r. 30 Post
■^ Laven. See La^^n and Levin
Lavenson Albert S., merchant, r. 910 Ellis
Lavenson George M., merchant, r. 2247 Sutter
Lavenson James H., stenographer John A. Benson, r.
2247 Sutter
8^ Lavenson. See Levenson
Laventhal Samuel, mnfr clothing, 118 Battery, r. 1404
O'Farrell
Laver Augustus (Laver & Mullany) r. Alameda
LAYER «t: .nULIi.4X\ (Augustus Laver and Patrick
Mullany) architects, 93 Flood Bldg
Lavergne Emilie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1308i Powell
La Verite Hairdressing Bazaar, Mrs. Lizzie J. Wheelock
proprietor, 1170 Market
Lavert\ Charles, hostler, r. 1117 Golden Gate Av
Laverty Henry W., carpenter, r. 3120 Sixteenth
Lavery Charlotte Miss, teacher Douglass Primary School,
r. 7 Scott
Lavery James V. , proprietor North Point Dock Ware-
house, S\V cor Chestnut and Sansome, r. Sausalito
Lavery Joseph C, accountant and insurance adjuster,
313 Call ornia, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Laverv Lottie Miss, r. 7 Scott
LaverA' Robert, bookkeeper J. V. Lavery, r. 812a Larkin
Lavery Robert J., wharfinger Harbor Commissioners, r.
7 Scott
Lavezzary Linda, widow, r. 1414 Harrison
Lavezzi Giacomo, laborer, r. 436 Green
Lavezzi J. G., musician, r. 322 Seventh
Lavezzi Paolo, scavenger, r. 436 Green
Lavigne Frank, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Lavigne John M., fruits, NW cor Mason and Broadway
Lavigne Joseph, laborer, r. SW cor De Haro and El Do-
rado
Lavign-i Jules, cooper, r. 404 Third
Lavigne Leon, painter, r. 628 Howard
Lavigne Ra^nnond, bookkeejier Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 12.30 Bush
Laville Robert E. clerk, r. 814 Hyde
Lavin Annie E. Miss, timekeeper, r. 20 Stanford
Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavin Dominick J., clerk H. Hudlleston & Co., r. 911
Vallejo, rear
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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Lavin John, laborer, r. Alms House
Lavin John, longshoreman, O. R. andN. Co
Lavin John, master mariner, r. 20 Stanford
Lavin John J.. >eaman, r. 20 Stanford
Lavin Joseph P., clerk Charles Lyons, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavin Oscar R., laborer, r. 1920 California
Lavin Peter J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 407
Clayton
Lavin Thomas B., master mariner, r. 233 East
Lavin Thomas P., longshoreman, r. 20 Stanford
J5f Lavin. See Laven and Levin
La Violette Gaspard, furnishing goods, 142-144 Third, r.
23 Stanly PI
La Violette Gaspard Jr. , with Gaspard La Violette, r. 23
Stanley PI
L.4 VOCE DEL POPOLO (Italian daily) G. B. Cev-
asco publisher and proprietor, 729 Montgomery
La Voce d'ltalia. La Voce d'ltalia Publishing Co. propri-
etors, 306 Lombard
La Voce ditalia Publishing Co. (Augustus Troise and
Bonetto Cipriani) proprietors La Voce d'ltalia, 306
Lombard
Lavoie John, liquors, 320 O'Farrell, r. 629 Stevenson
Lavori Francesco, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Lavov Frank A., gripman, r. 1218 Vallejo
L.4W AND ORDER LEACiVE OF CALIFORNIA,
Barclay J. Smith president and Frank B. Gibson
seeretarj', 8 Hobart Bldg
Law Daniel, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 1012 Ten-
LAW DEPART.nEXT SOITUERN PACIFIC
CO., W. S. Millspaugh attorney, S.M. Ewing a>^sist-
ant Hobart BWg, rooms 28-29
Law E. H. , r. 728 Sutter
Law Frank A. chandelier maker, r. 235^ Perry
Law Frank G.. clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
2035 Mission
Law Hartland (Viavi Co.) and physician and surgeon, r.
1912 Vallejo
Law Herbert E. (Viavi Co.) r. 1910 Vallejo
Law Jane A., widow, r. 610 O'Farrell
Law James W., glazier, r. 333 O'Farrell
Law Joseph, liosUer, r. 618 Gough
LAW JOUS!VAL S.AN FKA.^CISCO, Stockwell &
Co. proprietors, 219 Bush
LAW LIKKARY .SAX FRANCISCO, New City
Hall, 3d floor. Telephone South 113
Law R. S., physician, r. 442 Twentieth
Law Richard W., laborer, r. 2035 Mission
Law Thomas, hostler, r. 616 Folsom
Law William, electrican John M. Klein's ElcLlncal
Wks, r. 1362 Market
Law WiUiam, woodcarver F. W. Kreling Sons Ci ., r.
^f Law. See Lau and Laws
La wford Amelia A. Mrs., r. 5 Florence
Lawford James, r. 502 Eddy
Lawford William E., clerk Landsberger & Son, r. .5 1
ence
Lawler Albert, laborer, r. 7 Freelon
Lawler Alexander T. (Lawler & Egan) r. 108J Geary
Lawler Daniel F. , clerk P. H. Lawler, r. 14 Heron
Lawler Daniel G., tailor, r. 14 Heron
Lawler David, tninkmaker, r. 8 Albion Av
Lawler David Jr. . clerk, r. 8. Albion Av
Lawler Davis B., civil engineer, r. 1101 Green
Lawler Francis, srocsries and liquors, 8W cor O.vk
Gough, r. 242 Oak
Lawler Frank, fireman S. P. Co., r. 2037 Harrison
Lawler Frank E., clerk Delmas & Shortridge, r.
Thirteenth
LAWLER FRAXK YV.,attoniey at law, 17 Mills I
7th floor, r. 1031 Gulden Gate Av
Lawler George U. , r. 224 Haight
Lawler Howard J., compositor Chronicle, r. 777
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PERaiEN0DET4C0.CBlPfll}NE*
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California 5t.
Lawler James, helper Fulton Eng and Ship Bldg Wks,
r. U Heron
Lawler James J., bartenier, r. 7 Jane PI
Lawler John, clerk John F. Schwartz
Lawler John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 725 Min-
nesota
Lawler John, wool sorter, r. 312 Twentj'-seeond
Lawler Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
York
Lawler Joseph Jr. , manager Flint & McLellan, r. 1121
Alabama
Lawler Joseph B., millhand, r. 777 Harrison
Lawler Julia, domestic Baldwin Hotel
Lawler Katherine, widow, r. 308 Twenty-second
Lawler Mamie, domestic 1230 Jones
Lawler Martin J., carrier Post Office, r. 422 Capp
Lawler Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 308 Twenty-second
Lawler Michael H., groceries and liquors, 411 Fifth
Lawler Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Lawler Peter A., gioceries and liquors, 1121 Han-ison,
r. 14 Heron
Lawler Philip P. J., cashier H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 242
Oak
Lawler Thomas H., journalist, r. 777 Harrison
Lawler William H., helper Union Iron AVks, r. 308
Twenty-second
Lawler Wilson, marine engineer, r. 25 Thirteenth
Lawler & Egan (Alexander T. I^awler and Eugene P.
Egan) maniifacturer show cards, Nucleus BIdg,
659-6G1 Market, Telephone Main 1250
eS" Lawler. See Lawlor and Lolor
Lawless Bridget, widow, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless James, laborer, r. 27 South Park
Lawless John, ironworker, r. 6| Clinton
Lawless John, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Lawless Joseph, clerk, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless Joseph C. (Joseph C. Lawless & C0.I r. Alameda
Lawless Joseph C. & Co. (Joseph C. Lawless) harness
and saddlery, 115 Market
L.4>¥LESS JOSEPH L., secretary Joost Brothers,
14.'5S-1440 Mission, r. 755i Howard
I/nvless L;iwrence, real estate, r. 755^ Howard
Lawless^ Michael, laborer, r. 102 Pacific
Ij;iwles< jlichael, shoemaker, 421i Clementina
Lawless Robert T., chief officer stmr Australia, r. 21
Van Ness Av
Lawless Thomas, engineer Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wlcs, r. S s Beach nr Broderick
Lawless Thomas, printer Chnton E. Worden & Co., r.
27 South Park
Lawless Walter, doorkeeper BelJa Union Theater, r. 301
Mint'.'oniery Av
Lawless \Mlliam J., waiter, r. 771 Howard
Luwlev .lilui J., plasterer, r. 831 Eighteenth
LawlLV Michael C, laborer, r. 833 Eighteenth
Lawlej- 'Ihonias J., plasterer, r. 833 Eighteenth
Lawlor liaitholomew, laborer, r. 1506 Sanchez
Lawlor Daniel A., oiler, r. 814 Treat Av
Lawlor Daniel F., r. 1401 Folsom
Lawlor du Tour Mrs., teacher mu^ic,' r. 48 Oak
Lawlor Frank W., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 2718
Folsom
Lawlor Herbert A., salesman Henry Lucke, r. Oakland
Lawlor John, r. 1138 McAllister
Lavvlor Joim C. machinist, r. 2604 Sacramento
Lawlor John, rigger, r. 503 Folsom
Lawlor John C. Jr , molder Union Iron Wks, r. 2604
Sacramento
L.4>TLaR JOH\' .M.. secretary Board of Health,
New City Hall, r. 1731 Broadway
Lawlor Joseph E., sewing machine agent, r. 530i Bryant
Lawlor Mary, widow, r. 49 Jessie
Lawlor Nicholas, teamster McElroy Bros.
Lawlor Patrick, lal)orer, r. 222 Austin Av
Lawlor Thomas F., elevatorman, r. 21' la O'Farrell
Lawlor Thomas M., clerk, r. 222 Austin Av
Lawlor William, seaman, r. 502i Broadway
Lawlor William B., r. 48 Oak
L.in'LUR >riLLIAM M., physician. Quarantine
Officer and V. S. Quarantine Inspector, 506 Battery,
rooms 7-8, r. 2505 Green
L.i>VLOK >VILLI.43I P., attorney at law, 508 Cali-
fornia, room 34, r. California Hotel
Lawlor William J., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1731 Broadway
3:S' Lawlor. See Lawler and Lalor
LawTence Arthur C, salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,
r. Oakland
Lawrence Adelbert W., clerk S. H. Frank & Co , r. 529
Guerrero
Lawrence Albert, painter S. P. Co., r. 1020 Gearj'
Lawrence Andrew M., city editor Examiner, r. 608b
Powell
LawTence Annie, domestic 2527 Howard
LawTence Benjamin B., driver Engine 26, r. 401 Duncan
Lawrence Bert, clerk S. H. Frank & Co., r. 529 Guerrero
Lawrence Charles, r. 1524 California
LawTence Charles, seaman, r. 142^ Clara
LawTence Constance V., r. 501 Harrison
Lawrence Daniel M., teacher vocal music, r. 928 Guerrero
Lawrence Uarwin E., exprtssman, SE cor Fifth and
Brannan, r. SJ Converse
Lawrence Delbert B., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1532
Pi.lk
LAWRENCE E. .4. A G. E. (George E. LawTence)
attorneys at law, 330 Pine, rooms 40-41
LawTence E. D. Mrs. , dresscutting 1231 Market
Lawrence Edward, solicitor James F. O'Haulon & Co., r.
408 Chestnut
LawTence Edwin, restaurant, 1212 Fillmore, r. 1210 Fill-
LawTence Effie, widow, r. 539 Geary
LawTence Eliza Miss, tailoress, r. 9 1 Pacific
LawTence Enos, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Lawrence Frank, machinehand, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
LawTence Frank, master mariner, r. 601 Third
LawTcnce Frank, p )rter. r. 220 Lombard
Lawrence Frank W., expressman, NE cor Grant Av and
Geary, r. 1617 Mission
LawTence Frederick, butcher, r. 540 Grove
LawTence Frederick, hostler, r. 13 Webb
Lawrence Frederick W. , reporter Examiner, r. 703 Mar-
ket
Lawrence George, cementfinisher, r. 512 Nineteenth
LA>rRE\'CE'OEORUE E., bookkeeper Jay V. Law-
rence, 610 Sacramento
LAM'REXCE GEORGE E. (E. A. & G. E. LawTence)
attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 40-41, r. 1028
Greenw'ich
LawTence George O., dentist, 231 Post
Lawrence Grant, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av bet L and M
LawTcnce Harry, waiter, r, 12 Jackson
LawTence Henry, restaurant, 709 Battery
LawTcnce Horace, r. 413 Jones
LawTence Howard C, clerk, r. 013 Twenty -tirst
LawTence Humphrey, mining, r. 705 California
LawTence J., with Examiner, r. 1004 Leavenworth
Lawrence James (Filer & Law rence) r. 2515 Bryant Av
LawTence James, proprietor San Bruno House, 110
Fourth
LawTencc James, tanner, r. 2515 Bryant Av
LawTence James H., journalist, r. 37 Second
LawTence James H. C. , compositor, r. 1312 Mason
LawTeuce James J., clerk Colin G. Strong, r. 1335 Clay
LawTence James W., bookkeeper Eraser & Keefe, r. 22
Stockton PI
LAWRENCE JAY V., carpenter and
bnilder, «l» :<at>ramento, Telephone Main
»00, r. 660 Sacramento
LawTence J. E., laborer, r. 14 Jackson
LawTence J. H., president Eureka Electric Co., 645 Mis-
sion, r. Alameda
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Lawrence John, bartender, r. 115 Second
ljA>VREi\t'E JOHN, general superintendent Sunset
Telephone and Telegraph Co., 216 Bush, r. Berkeley
Lawrence John, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. Alameda
Lawrence John, seaman, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
Lawrence John, waiter, r. 1210 Fillmore
Lawrence Manuel (Gaxiola & Lawrence) r. 2530 McAl-
lister
Lawrence Margaret H., widow, r. 910 Steiner
Lawrence Mary, widow, r. 525 Filbert
Lawrence Mary H. Miss, teacher Richmond Primarj-
School, r. 910 Steiner
Lawrence Mary V. Mrs., inspector Custom House, r. 501
Harrison
Lawrence Nora Miss, stenographer superintendent Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1021 Oak
Lawrence Thomas, bricklayer, r. 525 Filbert
Lawrence Thomas, gripman, r. 1113 'York
Lawrence W. B., with Spring Valley Water Wks, r. San
Mateo, Cal.
Lawrence William, laborer, r. 1110 Mason, rear
Lawrence William C, painter, r. N s Sagamore bet Ori-
zaba and Capitol, Ocean View
Lawrence William E., bookkeeper Carrau & Green, r.
1225 Union
Lawrence William G., gasfitter, r. 208 Golden Gate Av
Lawrence W. P. , clerk, r. Royal House
e^ Lawrence. See Lawrence, Lorentz and Lorenz
LAWKKXSOX HAROLD, watchmaker and nautical
instrument maker, 6 Market
Lawrenson Patrick H., painter, r. 12 Hyde
Lawrtrnson Winnie Miss, photo printer, r. 310 Tehama
eS" Lawrenson. See Laurenson, Lorensen and Lorenzen
Lawrey John, clerk, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lawrei Peter, carpenter, r. 1085 Vallejo
Lawrey Peter Jr., machinist, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lawrey William, painter, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lawrey William H., cigar-i and tobacco, SE cor Thirtieth
and San J.^se Av, r. 60^ Tiffany Av
Lawrie Anna, clerk Alphonse Truett, r. 308 Thtrd
Lawrie Ella Miss, teacher music, r. 404 Lott
LAWRIU HARRY »., secretary California Title In-
surance and Trust Co. 210 Montgomery, Mills Bldg,
r. 31 Belvedere
Lawrie James R. Mrs., r. 404 Lott
Lawrie Michael, laborer, r. 304 Green
LawTie William H., barber, r. 314 Bush
Lawrie William W., masseur, r. 308 Third
Lawry Herbert, architect, r. 623 McAllister
Lawrj' Mattie Miss, stenogra])her California Fruit Grower
Lawry Kobert, wharfinger State Harbor Commissioners,
r. 7 Scott
8^" Lawry. See Lauray, Laurie, Lawrey and Lawne
Laws Albert E. , harnessmaker, r. 119 Fulton
Laws Benjamin J., superintendent Woodbridge Canal
and Irrigation Co., office 325 Montgomery, room 33
Laws Edwin R., gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1308 Green
Laws George G., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. 119 Ful-
ton
Laws Herbert S., engineer William Cronan, r. 333 O'Far-
rel
Laws John (estate of) office 318 Davis
Law John C, policeman, r. 1515 Ellis
Laws Phoebe C. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1515
Ellis
Laws Robert C. , r. 119 Fulton
Lawsen Hilnia, domestic 635 Haight
Lawson A. , carbuilder, r. 156 Golden Gate Av
Lawson Adolph, engineer, r. 1830 Powell
Lawson Albert, bricklayer, r. 603 Bartlett
Lawson Alexander, helper Union Iron Wks, r. 33 Gilbert
Lawson Andrew, cooper, r. 414 Seventh
Lawson Andrew, janitor 20 Ellis, r. Oakland
Lawson Andrew M., tanner, r. 15 Aileen Av
Lawson Andrew M. Jr., tanner, r. 15 Aileen Av
Lawson Annette, domestic 1902 Devisadero
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
S&ND FOR C1RCUL.HRS.
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Lawson Artemus, mechanic, r. 156 Golden Gate Av
Lawson August, carpenter, r. 943 Fourteenth
Lawson Brothers (William H., George and Thomas A.
Jr.) c lopers, 223-225 Jackson
Lawson Caroline, widow, r. 314 Beale
Lawson Charles, dry goods, 918 Illinois
Lawson Charles B., distributor, r. 537 Sacramento
Lawson Charles B., tobacco dealer, r. 1247 Eighteenth
Lawson Charles F., wood and coal, 849 Florida
Lawson Edward R., boots and shoes, 94 Ninth, r. San
Jose, Cal.
Lawson Enoch, machinist, r. 229 Fulton
Lawson Ernest L., burnisher Schaezlein & Burridge, r.
123 Chattanooga
L.4WSOX F. A. «& CO. (Frederick A. Lawson) im-
porters Brill car trucks, Lobdell car wheels, Craw-
ford car fenders, St. Louis car fare registers, Chas.
Scott car springs, steel rails and fastenings. Ball and
Wood engines, Harrison safety steam boilers. Shay
Geared Locomotives, 123 California, Telephone Main
294
Lawson Frank, teamster John Linehan, r. SE cor Vienna
and France Av
Lawson Frederick A. (F. A. Lawson & Co.) r. 1701 Brod-
erick
Lawson Frederick O., sheet iron worker, r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson George (Lawson Bros.) r. 414 Seventh
Lawaon George B. , hoseman Hose 2
Lawson George H., sheet iron worker, r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson George R., jofner Union Iron Wks, r. 963 How-
ard
Lawson George R. Jr., sailmaker, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Lawson Hans, liquors, SE cor Drumm and Pacific, r.
320 D umm
Lawson Harry G. , teamster, r. 50J Norfolk
Lawson Henry, capitalist, r. 715 Howard
Lawson Henry G. , teamster, r. 38 Morris Av
Lawson Ivan P., beer bottler, 1805 Ellis
Lawson J. Mrs., widow, r. 117|Fair Oaks
Lawson James, r. 15 Aileen Av
Lawson James, engineer, r. Alms House
Lawson James, teamster William Kerr Co. , r. 903 Battery
Lewson John, barber Marks Cohen, r. 407 O'Farrell
Lawson John, canvasser A. & A. Baker, r. 761 Mission
Lawson John, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Lawson John, lithographer, r, 1801 Taylor
Lawson John, shipping agent, r. 2815 Washington
Lawson John, weigher D. J. Walker, r. 1450 Twenty-
fifth
Lawson John, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 316 Cali-
fornia
Lawson John C, tin and sheet-iron worker, 603 Battery
and 406 Jackson, r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John C. Jr., sheet-iron worker John C. Lawson,
r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John R., cleric, r. 732 Eighteenth
Lawson Josephine E. .Miss, cashier W. Third & Son, r.
2122 Pacific Av
Lawson K. Misj, saleslady Michels & Wand, r. 60S Bart-
lett
Lawson Louisa Mr- . , dressmaking, 1821 Polk
Lawson Maggie, dcnnestic 1626 Geary
Lawson Martha Miss, r. 702 Point Lobos Av
Lawson Matilda, widow, r. 12| Lynch
Lawson Nels, master schr Lorance & William, r. 739
Fourth
Lawson OUie P., painter, r. 2603J Polk
Lawion Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312 Louisi-
ana
Lawson Richard H., molder, r. 1113J Kearny
Lawson Robert, engineer, r. 608 Bartlett
Lawson Robert J., master mariner, r. 2413 Howard
Lawson Sarah A., widow, r. 827 Capp
Lawson Senik, clerk, r. 497 Fourth
Lawson Thomas, clerk A. N. Levy, r. 241 Webster
Lawson Thomas, engineer, r. S s Beach nr Broderick
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Lawson Thomas A., cooper B. Drej'fus cS: Co., r. 414 Sev-
enth
Lawson Tiiomas A. J. (Lawson Bros.) r. 414 Seventh
Lawson Walter, sheetiron worker John C. Lawson, r. 731
Guerrero
Lawson William, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 12| Lynch
Lawson William, shdcmaker Edward R. Lawson, r. !)4
Ninth
Lawsim William A.,canmaker, r. 131G Kearny, rear
Lawson William A., journalist, r. 2032 Steiner
Lawson William H. (Lawson Bros.) r. 414 Seventh
Lawson William J., clerk, r. 129 Grove
Lawson William R., niotorman, r. 936 Capp
Lawson Yeats C, asst Auditing Dept Wells Fargo ^t Co.,
r. 2311 California
Lawther L. Mrs. , r. 1112^ Mason
Lawton Augustus F., bookkeeper Mutual Life In?. Co.
(of New York) r. 1235 Hyde
Lawton Benjamin E., clerk John F. yuaue, r. 1409 Scott
Lawton Catherine, widow, r. 418 Fulton
Lawton Delmore E., bookkeejier, r. 1409 Sacramento
Lawton Edward, deputy Tax Collector, r. 210GJ Bryant
Lawton K Iwari J., plumber, r. 7 Belvedere
LAWTON F. H. & CO. <
La>vton) .sbirt uianu'aetarers, '^39 Kearny,
rooiu 9
Lawton Frank H. (F. H. Lawton & Co.) r. Berkeley
Lawton Frederick, driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 814 Octavia
Lawton George, driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 814 Octavia
Lawton George E., bookkeeper Lachman & Sternfels, r.
1409 Sacramento
Lawton George E., observer U. S. Weather Bureau, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Lawton George M., salesman Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein, r. 109i Fair Oaks
Lawton Irving, watchman, r. 913 Sacramento
Lawton Jennie, widow, r. 47 Elgin Park Av
Lawton Josie E. Miss, telegraph operater, r. 1409 Sacra-
mento
Lawton Julia W., widow, r. 301 Leavenworth
Lawton Mauley C. , civil engineer, r. 1799 Filbert
Lawton Martha, widow, r. 1409 Sacramento
Lawton Michael A., machinist, r. 51G Connecticut
Lawton Orlando, insurance, 31S Moitgomery, r. 711
Leavenworth
Lawton Peter J., longshoreman, r. 2412 Greenwich
Lawton Richard, conti actor, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Lawton Robert C, student, r. 1799 Filbert.
Lawton Sarah H., widow, furnished rooms, 19 Powell
Lawton W. Mrs., r. 1019 Larkin
Lawton William, agent Sunset Laundry Co., SE cor
Montgomery and Washington, r. 1535 Mission
Lawton William, expressman, r. 109| Fair Oaks
Lawton William F. , zinc etcher Sunset l-hoto and En-
graving Co., r. 301 Leavenworth
Lawton William J. P., dentist, 231 Post, r. 1001 Pine
iS" Lawton. See Lauten
Lavtver Aaron M., mines, real estate and loans, 402
Montgomery, room 8, r. 2805 AVashington
Lawyer Perry, carpenter, r. 344 Eighteenth
Lawyer William, laundrj-man, r. 901 Folsom
Lay George (Miclo & Lay) r. 640 Howard
Lay Henrj', ironworker," r. 2505 Bush
Lay Stephen, capitalist, r. 2505 Bush
Layden James F., harness and saddlerv, 2440 (.alifornia,
r. 2756 Bush
Layden Mary, widow, r. 811 Octavia
Layden Michael, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Eleventh
Av South nr P
Layden William, bartender, r. 1002 Tennessee
Lavdon Darb\' (Darbv Lavdon & Co.) r. 267 Clara
LAYDON DARBY & CO. ,....,
Laydon) i>ile drivers, m liarf and bridge
bnilder.« and contractors, 13*-139 .Main,
Teleplione Main .5336
neor-
fi^~ Lavdon. bee Leyden and Ljdon
Laymet Edward, helper Edison Light and Power Co. , r.
3 Salina PI
Layng Charles A., special agent Sim Insurance Co., r.
Los Angeles
LAVNG H. G., proprietor Eureka Machine Works and
preside t and manager H. G. Lavng Machine Works
(incorporated! 107-109-111 Fremont, r. 20 Halght
LAV.\G .IOH.\, superintendent Shot Tower, SE cor
First and Howard, r. 617 Fell
La3^lg John B., lead roller Shot Tower, r. 2904 Pine
Layng John E., machinist Shot Tower, r. 1120 Devisade-
LAYNG MACHINE WORKS.
porated) ail kinds of special tools and
niacliines, >vinery niacliinery. dynamite
and poMderMorks a specialty. H.Ci. Layng
president and manager, 107-111 Fremont,
Telephone «ialn 501
Layng Millie, widow, r. 722 Hayes
Layng Robert J., r. Clayton nr Frederick
Lajnig William G., editor Breeder and Sportsman, r.
Hotel LangViam
8^" Layng. See Lang, Lange and Laing
Layton George D. r. 22J Geary
Lay ton Ernest, bookkeeper Kast & Co., r. 809 Octavia
Layton Frank D., salesman Stevenson & Co., r. Clover-
dale
Layton James V., marine engineer, r. 810 Nineteenth
Layton John, plumber, r. 1025 Guerrero
Layton Mav Miss, stenographer Ashton & Gardiner, r.
810 Nineteenth
Liyton Roland, compositor Valleau & Oliver, r. 922 How-
ard
Layton Walter F. , driver Electric Laundry, r. 209 Valen-
cia
Layton William, driver Maine Dairy, r. 213 Tenth
8^ La.\ton. t^ee Laton and Leighton
Lazansky Bernhard, bags, 105 Clay, r. 1806 Ellis
Lazansky Himan J., bag mnfr, 1825 Union
Lazanskv Milton W. , clerk Bernhard Lazansky, r. 180(5
Ellis
Lazansky Simon, clerk Bernhard Lazansky, r. 1806 Ellis
3^ Lazanskv. See Lezinskv
LAZARD FRERES (Alexander, Simon and Elie Laz-
ard, David Cahn and A. Weill) capitalists, 1-3 San-
some
Lazard George B., carpeiiter, r. 2750 Bush
Lazard Giovanni B., baker, r. 6 Noble's Alley
La Zare Harry, druggist Baldwin Pharmacy, r. 828 Union
Lazarus Belle Miss, stenographer, r. 828 Union
Lazarus Berthold, salesman The Hub, r. 1219 Geary
Lazarus Edward M., salesman Tlie Kraker Manufacturing
Co., r. 313 Ellis
Lazarus Harry, salesman Raphael, Weill & Co., r. 1219
Geaiy
Lazarus Joseph, barber, r. 34 Russ
Lazarus Julia, saleslady, r. 828 Un on
Lazarus Leon A. , clerk forwarding dej it Wells Fargo ci:
Co. , r. 1410 Sacramento
Lazai-us Leopold, farmer, r. 1410 Sacramento
Lazarus Michael, hat and cloak room San Francisco \'c-
rein, r. 1402 Montgomerj'
Lazarus Rose, saleslady, r. 828 Union
Lazarus Samuel, dry goods, 1235 Stockton, r. 828 Union
Lazarus Sylvain J., student Lucius Solomons, r. 1410
Sacramento
Lazell Joseph A., laborer, r. 524 Alabama
Lazerau Costavino, laborer, r. 1708 Dupont
Lazerdo Joseph, peddler, r. 1318 Dupont
Lazzaretto Luigi, launjryman, r. 6 Landers
Lazzari Francesco, waiter, r. (J Card Alley
Lazzarini Charles A., barber John J. Calish, r. 2407 Cali-
fornia
Lazzarini Enrico (G. Berti & Co.) r. 2100 Fillmore
Lea Emil, cook, r. 114 Trenton
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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LEA
907
LEA
Lea Eniest L. P., porter Louis Snow, r. Lorin, Cal
Lea Henry E., plumbing, 1216 Oak
Lea Maurice, teamster, r. 708 California
Lea Victor, waiter stmr Santa Rosa
gS" Lea. See Lee and Leigh
Leach A. M. Mrs., r. 308 Grant Av
Leach Edward, messenger Banlt of British Ntirtli Ameri-
ca, r. 2317a Jackson
Leach George W., with Pope k Talbot, r. Lick House
Leach Harold, r. 118 Grant Av
Leach Harry, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 410 Eddy
Leach John, fireman stmr Columbia
Leach John, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 327."> Mission
Leach John E., fireman, r. .50^ Silver
Leach Joseph, rancher, r. Twenty-ninth Av South nr T
Leach Louis, laundryman, r. (i5'i Harrison
Leach Mariraret, wi
12 Williiim
LEACH MARGARET I. Mrs.,
proprietor The Oliver, SE cor I'ine aii«l
^lason, Teleplione tSain ,5510
Leach Mary Mrs., furnished moms, 330 Geary
Leach Peter, barber, r. 112 William
Leach Richard (Leach &. Lee) r. Oakland
Leach Robert G., r. 38 Dorland
Leach Sylvester A., receiver Ferries and Cliff House Ry,
r. 3711 Clav
Leach Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 25.5 Minna
Leach Thomas, laundrj' office, 713 Folsom
Leach Thomas, serviceman, r. 255 Minna
Leach William (Hanulton & Leach) r. Oakland
Leach William, carpenter and builder, 2925 California, r.
2237 Geary
Leach & Lee (Richard Leach and Charles JL Lee) car-
penters and builders, 1019 Market
SS" Leach. See Leech, Leetch and Leitch
Leadbetter Charles H., general manager Stanislaus and
San Joaquin Water Co , and Sacramento Delta Canal
Co., 324 Post, r. Knight's Landing, Cal
Leadbetter Charles H. Jr., office 324 Post, r. Knighfs
Landing, Cal.
Leader Henry E., i)ainter, r. 9 Grand Av
Leaden John, laborer, r. 54 First
Leaf Albert, policeman, r. 929 Natoma
Leaf F., laborer, r. Commercial House
Leaf Gustaf, liquors. 154 Steuart
Leaf J. O., compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Leahey John, teanister, r. 909 Kearny
Leahey Margaret, widow, r. 553 Mission
aS" Leahey. See Lahey, Leahy
Leahousse Hubert, carpenter, r. 908 Bryant
Leahy Alice, widow, r. 104 St. Rose's Av
Leahy Alice Miss, r. 322 Bartlett
Leahy Alice Miss, sale»lady Hale Bros., r. 117 Twenty-
seventh
Leahy Ann, widow, r. 1923 San Carlos Av
Leahy Bernard J., physician and surgeon, office and r.
872 Mission
Leahy Charles H., plumber, r. 1603 Dolores
Leahy Cornelius J., wrapper City of Paris, r. 1202 How-
ard
Leahy Daniel, brass molder, r. 744 Florida
Leahy Daniel E., salesman M. Davidson & Co., r. 1603
Dolores
Leahy Daniel F., inspector Custom House, r. 1202 How-
ard
Leahy Daniel J., plasterer, office 16 Post, r. 506 \\y Av
Leahy David, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 434 First Av
Leahy David J., porter John Srtmfe & Co., r. 1234 Green
Leahy Dennis, engineer The Sutherland, r. 791 Sutter
Leahy Dennis, seaman, r. 1406 Pacific
Leahy Dennis, tinsmith, r. 742 Florida
Leahy Edward, coremaker, r. 742 Florida
Leahy Edward, laborer, r. 2411 Twenty-fourth
Leahy Edward F., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
119 Clinton
Leahy Ellen, widow, r. 322 Bartlett
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Leahv F. W., fireman Palace Hotel, r. 742 Florida
Leahy J. Mrs., r. 1139 Twentieth
Leahy James, blacksmith, r. 1320 Broadway, rear
Leahy James, gardener, r. 1139 Twentieth
Leahv James, shoecutter, r. 1029 Capp
LEAHV JAMES F.. solicitor F. W. Kreling k Sons,
r. 1923 San Carlos Av
Leahy John, baker Henry Kraus, r. 226 Third
Leahy John, teamster, r. 68 Clipper
Leahy John, truckman Truck 1, r. 1210 Kearny
Leahy John B., plasterer, r. 1224 Point Lobos Av
Leahy John F., salesman C. Curtin, r. 117 Twenty-
seventh
Leahy John J., waiterer, r. Alms House
Leahy John W. , tea and coffee, 1925 Mission
Leahy Julia, widower. 2305 Washington
Leahi' Maggie, domestic 204 Haight
Lsahy Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 326 O'Farre 1
Leahy Mary, widow, r. 20i Harriett
Leahy Mary, widow, r. 1202 Howard
Leahy Maurice, elevatomian Palace Hotel, r. 1202 How-
ard
Leahy Michael, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 744 Florida
Leahy Michael, laborer, r. 738.^ Howard
Leahy Michael B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 30
Hickory Av
Leahy Michael J., plasterer, r. 506 Ivy
Leahy Morris A., clerk, r. 1202 Howard
Leahy Nellie Miss, clerk J. W. Leahy, r. 1925 Mission
Leahy Nellie C, laundress, r. 1139 Twentieth
Leahy Patrick, clerk P. Bacigalupi, r. 15 Alta
Leahy Patrick C, book agent, r. 415 Fraeklin
Leahy Philip, bookkeeper, r. 19 Verona
Leahy R., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 144 Silver
Leahy Sarah Mrs., varieties, 1603 Dolores
Leahy Stephen C, compositor Call, r. 514 Filbert
Leahy Thomas E., painter, r. 20i Harriet
Leahy Thomas G., salesman Nolan iJros. Shoe Co., r. 208
Powell
Leahy Thomas J. , carpenter, r. 1603 Dolores
Leahy Timothy, r. 2507 Pine
Leahy William, cook. r. 2411 Twenty-fourth
Leahy William, shoemaker, r. 117 Twenty-seventh
Leahy William D., student, r. 1234 Green
Leahy William H., carpenter, r. 1923 San Carlos Av
Leahy William P., driver, r. 1139 Twentieth
RW Leahy. See Lahey and Leahey
Leak Glove Mnfg Co. of Gloversville, Louis D. Radgesky
secretary, office 411 Market
Leale John, master stmr Bay City, r. 2425 Pacific Av
Leale William G., master stmr Ca'oline, r. 2004 Vallejo
Leam Abraham L., bartender Ka])i> & Street, r. 17
Third
Leaman Valentine, laborer, 610a Hampshire
1^" Leaman. See Leemann, Lehman and Lehmann
Lean John, r. 1015 Market
Lean John, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 1132i Steven-
son
Lean Joseph G., patrolman Morse's Patrol System, r.
639 Ellis
Lean Robert F., jjoliceman, r. 137 Fourth Av
gS' Lean. See Leen.
Leander A. , cardriver, r. 107 Welsh
Leaner Reuben T. (Carver k Leaner) r. 1631 Baker
Lear Peace E. (Shipman & Lear) r. 10531 Golden GateAv
Leard Benjamin, iron worker, r. 18 Freelon
Learned Alfred M., r. 3004.J California
Learned Charles, student, r. 417 Stockton
Learned Edward A., carpenter, 212 Leidesdoi*ff, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Learned John, painter, r. 2122 Howard
Learned Thomas C, painter Thomas Learned, r. 2122
Howard,
LEAKl' A. J. rO. (incorporated) Paul Frejgang
secretarj- and treasurer, printers, publishers and
blank book manufacturers, 113 Davis, Telephone
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Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
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Lear.v An drew B. conductor Market St. Ry, r. 240 San
Jose Av
Leary Ann, widow, r. 68b Clementina
Leary Catherine, w.dow, r. 632 Green, rear
Leary Charles, capitalist, r. 2727 Pacific Av
Leary Clarence M., student, r. 2727 Pacific Av
Leary Cornelius, liquors, 4 Jackson, r. 39J Moss
Leary Cjtus T. , currier, r. 1020 Eleventh Av South
Leary Dalj-, asphaltum worker S. F. Paving Co., r. 315
Tehama
Leary Daniel, blacksmith, r. 674 Harrison
Learj- Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Elwoixl
Leary Daniel A., clerk, r. 237 Sixth
Learx- Daniel F., foreman Pioneer White Lead and Color
MTts. r. 2020 Bush
Leary Daniel J., clerk Auditor's Office, r. 1119 Castro
Leary Daniel O., night clerk Golden Eagle Hotel
Leary Delia, domestic 518 Gearj-
Leary Edward A., salesman Butler-Schutze Co., r. 1119
Castro
Lean Edward J., salesman W. S. Nolan & Co., r. 74
Ninth
Learj' Harrv, ornamental plasterer Samuel Kellett, r.
1114 Taylor
Leary Henry, ironworker, r. 68 Clementina
Leary James, laborer, r. 208 Fifth
Learj' James, shoefinisher Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 117
Natoma
Leary James, tracklayer, r. 512 Howard
Leary James F., carriage pointer, r. 1119 Castro
Leary James J., speculator, r. 919 Page
Leary James W., woodworker A. &. A. Baker, r. 919 Page
Leary Johanna, widow, r. 2223 Post
Leary John, bakery, 1515 Sanchez
Leary John, laborer, r. 43 South Park
Learj- John, longshoreman, r. 162 First
Leary John, real estate, r. 1119 Castro
Le .ry John, stonemason, r. 14 Hoff Av
Leary John, teamster Martin Joost & Brc, r. 618 Gough
Leary John C, engineer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1114
Taylor
Leary .John D., tin roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 116 Ivv
Av
Learj- John H., plumber, r. 237 Sixth
Leary John J., blacksmith, r. 154 Clara, rear
Learj- John J. , miner, r. 237 Sixth
Learj- John W., paver, r. 715 Seventeenth
Leary Joseph, phrnber, r. 1028 Twentieth
Leary Joseph L., teamster M. Friedman & Co., r. 231
Sixth
Leaiy Josie, domestic 120 Laurel
Leary Luke, stenographer S. P. Co., r. 554 Folsom
Leury Mau.'-ie, widow, r. 2223 Post
i.eiiiy -M:i-^ie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2223 Post
Leuiy :m lu^ie Miss, milliner, H8| Sixth, r. 1119 Castro
Learj Marj , domestic 1603 Scott
Leary Mary, widow, r. 1114 Taylor
Leary Mary, widow, lodgings, 922 Illinois
Leary Marv J., domestic, r. 44 Belcher
Leary Michael, laborer, r. 654 Natoma
Leary Minnie Mrs., furnished room, 12Si Seventh
Leary Patrick, fireman, r. S\V i or Federal and First
Leary Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Clara
Leary Patrick, liquors, 132 Commercial, r. 709 Green
Leary Patrick, teamster, r. 709 Clementina
Leary Richard A. , teamster, r. 1028 Twentieth
Leary Samuel, blacksmith Farnsworth & Collins, r. 761
Harrison
Leary Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 68b Clementina
Leary Theresa A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 237 Sixth
Leary Thomas C, vocalist Tivoli Opera House r. -^28
O'Farrell
Leary Thomas J., millhand, r. 59| Jessie
Learj- Timothy (Learj- & Holland) r. 512 Howard
Leary Timothy, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 531 How-
ard
Leary Timothy, butcher Simon P. Hicks, r. 2223 Post
Learj- Timothy, teamster, r. 221 Vallejo
Leary & Holland (Timothy Leary and Thomas Holland)
proprietors City Hotel, 512 Howard
Lease Peter, wiper S. P. Co., r. 1412 Eureka
Leaseii Henry, billiard table maker St. Gei-main Bill-
iard Co., r. 1106 Twenty-third
Leathe Benjamin B. , shoemaker, r. 53 Eleventh
Leathe George W.. carpenter S. P. Co., r. 632 J Elizabeth
Leathe William W., clerk J. P. Fitzpatrick, r. 632| Eliz-
abeth
Leatherland James, engineer, r. 211 Fair Oaks
Leatherman Ambrose, glazier, r. 48 Ritch *
Leathern Charles, wool sorter, r. 719 Brannan
Leathers Christina H., dressmaking and furnishing
goods, 410 Third
Leathers George M , conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1204
Howard
Leathers Joseph W. , photographer, r. 410 Third
Leautier Constance, widow, r. i John
Leavell James R., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Leaenberg Jacob, i>eddler, r. 134J Dorland
Leavens William, machinist, r. 15 Hickorj- Av
Leavenrorth R. J., clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. San Rafael
Leavenworth The, Mrs. M. L. Gars proprietor, 301 Leav-
enworth
Leaver Jacob, laborer, r. 625 York
Leaver James H., inspector Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 228 Eighth Av
Leavers Richard, engfineer Isidore Burns, r. Fruitvale
Leavitt Albion E., foreman S. F. Lumber Co., r. 2109
Howard
Leavitt Andrew, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Leavitt Annie, widow, boots and shoes, 638 Market, r.
260 Minna
Leavitt Charles C. (John H. Boden & Co.>r. Oakland
Leavitt Charles H., blacksmith, r. 6-20 Ellis
Leavitt Charles H., wagonmaker, r. 117 Taj-Ior
Leavitt Ernest C, compositor, r. 1119 Vallejo
Leavitt George M. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) r. Alameda
LeaWtt Harrv L., liquors, 117 O'Farrell. r. 946 Mission
Leavitt Herbert S., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1408
Lvon
Leavitt H. N. Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Leavitt John W. (Leavitt & Bill) r. 734 Geary
Leantt Josephine H. Miss, r. 734 Geary
Leavitt Leander, mining, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Lea\itt Liniwood S., motorman, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Leavitt Oliver, laborer, r. 718 Howard
Leavitt Samuel, coal oil dealer, r. 64Sb Jessie
Leavitt Samuel, r. 34 Eighth
LEAVITT S. B. CO., si.ui,ae. «.
JLeavitt i>resl<lenl. <;rorse R. Ilansbrow
.secretary, iiuporter^^ and dealers noM's,
book, flat, ruleil. glazed aud Mrapplng
papers, card and stra>v board, envelopes,
etc., .509-. 511 .Sacramento, Telephone
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LEAVITT SHI'BAEL B., president S. B. Lea^-itt
Co., 509-511 Sacramento, r. 1533 Verdi, Alameda
Leavitt Walter G., salesman, r. 1003 Pierce
LEAVITT WILLIAM C, manager Union Mutual
Life Insurance Co. (of Portland, Maine) 419 Califor-
nia, rooms 1-2, r. 108i Turk
Leavitt W. T. Mrs., r. 100"3 Pierce
Leavitt & Bill (J. W. Leavitt and J. T. Bill) bicycles, 303
Lark in
1^" Leavitt. See Levit
LEAVV CHARLES M.. representative of Bruno
Diaz Jr. & Co., of New York and Havana, oflBce 214
Pine, room 23, r. 2727 Pacific Av
Lea\ V Clarence M., artist Hopkins Art Institute, r. 2727
Pacific Av
Leavy James, oiler Cal. St. RR., r. 1325S Vallejo
Leavv Leonard S., druggist William M. Seaibv, r. -2727
Pacific Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imDS OF STMT M SILEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ftDVERTlSE in the SftN FRflIHGISGO GftLL
THE FITTZ CURE
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Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Leavy Maltie M. Miss, bookkeeper Milton Heynemann,
r. 620 S i.aguna
Leavy P. F., associate general agrent Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., r. 611 Polk
e^* Leavy. See Levey, Levi and Levy
Lebahn William F., barber Abraham Apple, r. 138 Perry
Le Ballister J. E., master mariner, r. 34 Liberty
LBB4\ON PRESB¥Ti:itI IIV CHURCH, Rev.
Donald M. Ross pastor, SE cor Twenty-thu-d and
Sanchez
Le Bardielle L. Mrs., lodginys, 630 Sacramento
Le Baron Charles, painter, r. 142 Ninth
Le Barron M. M. Mrs., r. 2.507 Pine
Lebatard Michael, stock broker, r. 722 Vallejo
Lebatard William, collector James Kitterman, r. 722
Vallejo
Label Jean, gardener, r. 1518 Bush
Lebenbaum E. (E. Lebenbaum & Co.) r. 1827 Bush
Lebenbaum E. & Co. (E. Lebenbaum and Charles
Schlesinger) groceries, 1105 Sutter
LEBE.\BAIIM LOUIS, 2d vice-president Goldberg,
Bowen & Lebenbaum, 215-217 Sutter, r. 1522 O'Far-
rell
Lebenbaum Sol, merchant, r. 1827 Bush
Lebenberg Samuel, peddler, r. 22 Church
Lebenburg Jacob, peddler, r. 134^ Dorland
Lebeque Alice M., widow, r. 536 Turk
Leber John, painter, r. 22 Turk
Le Bere Joseph, candvniaker, r. 328 Jessie
Le Bert Adele, widow, r. 218 Eighteenth -
Le Berthon Charles P., salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 1206
Market .
Le Berthon Leo J., traveling salesman Pac. Notion Co.,
r. 1206 Market
Lebigre Armand, barber, r. 610 Laguna
LebiLue Auguste, laborer Legallet- Hell wig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Lebin Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 121 Cedar Av
Leblanc Clovis, laborer, r. 906 Stuckton
Leblanc Daniel, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Leblanc Frank, liquors, 736 Montgomery
Lebleng Herman, tailor, 3171 O'Farrell
Le Boulaiiger Fabrice, merchant, r. 1710 Pacific Ay
Le Bourveau J. F., contractor and builder, r. 88 Ninth
Le Brandt Mitchell, clerk, r. 831 Jackson
Le Bray Joseph, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r.
2323 Masim r ., t ,
Le BKETO.^ ('HARLES P.. secretary J. C. John-
son & Co., 400 Market, r. 230 Dolores
Le BRETO>l EDWARU J., president French Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 534 California, r. 1414 Sut-
ter
Le Breton Julia, widow, r. 1414 Sutter
Le Brett Eugene W., druggist Wakelee & Co.. r. 803
Pine . ,
Le Bris Aline Mi«s, teacher French, r. 1914 Devisadero
Le Bris Louise Miss, teacher French, r. 1914 Devisadero
Le Broke Virginia Mrs. , milliner, r. 1318^ Scott
Lebron Pierre, r. 901 Sacramento
Lebrun Charles, bartender, r. 41 Eddy
Lebrun Ferdinand, photographer, r. 566 Mission
Le Brun de Surville M. Miss, teacher languages, r.
3242 S.icramento
Le Cam Ferdinand, clerk, r. 1409 Jackson
Le Cam Harrv, laundry, 1415 Ellis
Le Cante Henry A., r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
Le Cante Johanna, widow, r. 14 Lewis PI
Lechec Mrs., pr6prietor Clarendon House, 574 Folsoin
Lechens Kate, widow, r. 921 J Shotwell, rear
Lecher Eniile, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 228 Clipper
Lechevallier Inez, widow, r. Ocean View
Lechler Joseph, porter, r. 155^ Natoma
Lechner Charity, widow, r. 520 Folsom
Lechner Joseph, cellarman, r. 152 Natoma
Lechten Brothers (Charles and Gusteve) confectioners,
1215 Polk
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7y^K=?KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Vl^ear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
predericksbur^ Bottlip^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. I5I0 ELLIS ST.
Lechten Charles (Lechten Bros.) confectioner, r. 1417
Pacific
Lechten Gustave (Lechten Bros.) r. 1417 Pacific
Leckie William L., superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 1734 Eddy
Le Cla-r Ann, widow, r. 335 Tenth
Le Clair Casimir M., painter, r. 335 Tenth
Le Clair M. E. Mrs., dressniaker, r. 343 Beale
Leclerc Edward, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Le Clerc Emil, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Leclerc Eugene, painter J. St. Dennis & Co.
Leclerc Mai-j', widow, dressmaker, r. 2111 Larkin
Leclerc Sanford D., engineer, r. 2313 Lombard
Leclercq Arnold, traveling salesman, r. 307 h O'Farrell
Leclert Theodore S., clerk General Electric Co., r. 817
Bush
L'ECO D'ITAII.4 OF NEW YORK (Italian daily)
Hermann A. PoUak agent, 729 Montgomery
Le Cointh Leon, liquors, 318 Grant Av
Le Compt Ann, dressmaker, r. 230^ Third
Le Conte Louis J., civil engineer U. S. Engineer's Office,
533 Kearny, r. Berkeley
LE CO.^TE PRIHARi SCHOOL, Miss Margery C.
Robertson principal, Powell bet Washington and
Jackson
LE COUNT BROTHERS (..-.p..
r. autl I lioiiias K.) wlndt'sale stationers,
blank book niannfactiirers and printers,
5a;$ Market, Teleplione Main Tli
Le (jtount Frank P., salesman Le Count Bros., r. Alameda
Le Count Joseph P. (Le Count Bros.) r. The Baldwin
Le Count T homas R. (Le Count Bros.) r. New York
Le Croix August, r. 1513 Valencia
Le Croix Delia Mrs., r. 212^ Sixth
L'Ecuyer Henry, painter, r. 1918 San Carlos Av
Ledden Amelia P. Miss, clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 1612
Washington
Ledden James, r. 1319 Guerrero
Ledden James A., carpenter, r. 1612 Washington
Ledden Joseph, plumber, r. 1612 Washington
Ledderhos Theodore, paper carrier, r. 1112 Taylor
Leday Charles, clerk Graf Bros., r. 402^ Grove
Leddy Eliza, widow, r. 655 Noe
Leddy Hugh, r. 15Uh Vallejo
Leddy J. C, accountant, r. 825 Turk
Leddy Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 333 Tehama
Leddy John, porter Lick House
Leddy Thomas, r. 655 Noe
LEODV THOMAS, wood and coal, 3620 Mission bet
Randall and Fairmount
Ledeme Alfred, musician, r. Alameda
Lederer Benjamin, butcher, r. 455 Minna
Lederer Charles, clerk, r. 455 Minna
Lederer Charles, superintendent Newman & Levinson, r.
2102 Bush
Lederer George M.. mnfrs' agent, 120 Sutter, r. Alameda
Lederer Gustav, with Mme. Bertha Spitz, r. 455 Minna
Lederer Henrv, 308 Sutter
Lederer Hernian, clerk G. W. Kneass, r. 455 Minna
Lederer John, barber, 103 O'Farrell, r. 121 O'Farrell
Lederer Leo, with International Navigation Co., r. 2102
Bush
Lederle Henry E., clerk J. H. Linderman, r. 3119 Six-
teenth
Lederman Albert, Grand Hotel
Ledford Benjamin, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1820
Stevenson
Ledger Thomas, seaman, r. 6 Union
Ledgett Charles, clerk, r. 2836 Sixteenth
Ledgett Thomas, woodworker West Coast Furniture Co.,
2836 Sixteenth
Ledlie Julia, widow, r. 912 Union
Ledtje Herman, laborer, r. 12 Zoe
Leduc Alexander, dyer, r. 27 Lafayette
Leduc Louis, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1313 Stockton
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Leduc Peter, proprietor Bay View Xursfrr, r. Bay View
Leduc Tule Improvement Co. The, AugTist Sauvaire
manager, mufrs life preservers, factory 248 Fremont,
office 8 California
Ledwedge B., domestic, r. 2610 Webster
Ledwidge James, laborer, r. 913 Vallejo
Ledwidge John, machinist, r. 307 Second Av
Ledwidge John, stage carpenter, r. 307 Second Av
Ledyard Francis, pressman Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co. , r. 533 Sacramento
Ledvard Jnhn S., mnfrs' ayent, 126 Keaniv, room 6, r.
"Berkeley
LtUTAnU W. t.f honiwopathlc phy-
sician and surgeon, olliee itS Post bet
Grant Av and Stockton, hoars 10 A. M.
to 3 P. M.
Lee Abraham, expressman, NW cor Grant Av and Post,
r. 106 Broadway
Lee Adeline F., widow, r. 101s Powell
Lee Albert E., with Shreve i: Co., r. 1521 J Broadway
Lee Alfred L. , teamster, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee Anna Mrs. , r. XW cor Chestnut and Buchanan
Lee Anna H. Mrs. , manicure, V02 Market, r. 1415 Geary
Lee Annie, domestic 1710 Bush
Lee Antone, cook, r. 17 Everett
Lee Arthur, porter, r. 1106 Taylor
Lee Arthur H., inspector Cust<im House, r. 1707 Powell
Lee Arthur A., artist Examiner, r. 16 Sherman
Lee Arthur S., sealing officer U. S. Revenue Cutter Hart-
ley, r. 907 Lombard
Lee Barnett, tailor, 783i Market, r. 322 Ash Av
Lee Bartlett, porter, r. 148 Xatoma
Lee B. B., solicitor, r. 824 Kearny
Lee Benjamin B. , physician, 400 Gearj-, r. 518 Gearj-
Lee Benjamin F., assayer Walter X. Jehu, r. 415 Jones
Lee Bertinius, seaman, r. 1225 Gilbert
Lee Bridget Miss, r. 916 Harrison
Lee C. A., r. 1045 Market
Lee Charles, fireman. The Colonial
Lee Charles, manager Thomas E. Kent, 597 Mission, r.
1916 Stevenson
Lee Charles, seaman, r. 112 Broadway
Lee Charles, teamster, r. 112 Gili'ert
I.ee Charles A., marine engineee, r. 1001 Capp
Lee Charles M. (Leach & Lee) r. Alameda
Lee Charles S., teamster, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee Clara S. Mrs. (Merrick & Lee) r. 1429 Mission
Lee Christopher, Lieut. Underwriters' Fire Patrol, 106
Jessie, r. lOSc Silver
Lee Christopher, tailor, r. 351a Minna
Lee Datu* S., watchman, r. 638 Castro
Lee Edmund S., clerk, r. 927 Eighteenth
Lee Edward, seaman, r. 844a Howard
Lee Edward, sign painter, r. 215 Twenty-ninth
Lee Edward A., pressman, r. 45 West Mission
Lee Edward J., laborer, r. W s Folsom nr Union Av
Lee Edward S., porter Hoi brook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
927 Eighteenth
Lee Elvira M., metajihysician, r. 327 Ellis
Lee Emma Jt., ■nidow,"r. 2217 Bush
Lee Emma R. Miss, student, r. 1802 Polk
Lee Eniest A., clerk George W. CasweU k Co., r. 3017
Sacramento
Lee Eugene, clerk, r. 1916 Stevenson
Lee F., cook, r. 249 Stevenson
Lee Frances, widow, r. 967 Harrison
Lee Frank, driver, r. 10 Lewis
Lee Frank, with Christy & Wise, r. 931 Page
Lee Frank, with W. U. Tel. Co., r. 6 Tehama
Lee Frank, carpenter, r. 45 West Mission
Lee Frank, salesman, r. 1 White's PI
Lee Frank, tanner, r. 817 T>velfth Av South
Lee Frank, teamster, r. 529 \'alencia
Lee George, boatbuilder and boating, ft Long Bridge
and Kentucky
Lee George, engineer Richard Herring, r. 14 Eleventh
Lee Crcorge, laborer Union Lumber Co., r. Marin Co. Ca'
Lee George A., porter Olj-mpic Club, r. 1300 VaUejo
Lee George A., seaman, r. 106 Eleventh
Lee George E., laborer, r. 57 Xatomi
LEE «E0K4;E H., ladies' cloaks and suits, 1152 Mar-
ket, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
Lee George, H. , teamster, r. 45 West Mission
Lee George VV., r. 604 Pine
Lee George W., depu y Countv Clerk, r. 327 First
Lee George W., expressman, 113 Grant Av, r. 1300 Val-
lejo
Lee Harriet C, widow, r. 2337b Mission
Lee Harrj-, restaurant, r. 706 California
Lee Helen, widow, r. 821 Mission
Lee Henrj-, porter Prot«stant Orphan Asvlum
Lee Henry, watchman, r. 1318 Dupont
Lee Hiram H., wool dealer XE cor Fifth and Townseud
r. 206 Haight
Lee Horace P., teamster, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee Isaiah, cellarman Bach, Meese & Co., r. Oakland
Lee James, correspondent J. D. Spreckels & Bros Co
r. Berkeley
Lee James, hostler, r. 366 Xatoma
LEE JAMES G. f., Lieutenant-Colonel and deputv
Quartermaster General in charge of general depot
(Quartermasters Dept. U. S. A., 36 Xew Montgom-
ery, r. The Colonial
Lee James S., clerk M. A. Lee, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee James W., clerk Local treight OIBce S. P. Co r
1209 McAllister
Lee James W., teamster, r. 45 West Mission
Lee John, drayman, r. 419 Baker
Lee John, laborer, r. 1327 Sansome
Lee John, laborer, r. 1601i Gearj-
Lee John, longshoreman, r. 6 Rincon Av
Lee John, master mariner, r. 1818 Folsom
lEE JOH.N', president Pacific Can Co., 209-211 Mis-
sion, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Lee John, railroadman, r. 29 Minna
Lee John, salesman Christv & Wise, r. 931 Page
LEE JOH.\ Jr., manager Pacific Can Co., 209-211
Mission, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Lee John C, steward Daniel D. Zeile, r. 526 Pacific
Lee John W., compositor, r. 529 Sacramento
Lee John P., laborer, r. 27 Caroline
Lee John W., watchmaker, r. 1016 Market
LEE JOHX W. n.rs., lodgings, 11 Eddv and 1016
Market
Lee Joseph, r. 121 Perrj-
Lee Joseph, engineer, r. 214i Fillmore
Lee Joseph, glove cutter, r. 130 Julian Av
Lee Joseph, waiter, r. 606 Powell
Lee Joseph E., carpenter, r. 806 Army
Lee Joseph Mrs., r. 2028 Folsom
Lee J. Richard, clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co., r.
Berkeley, Cal.
Lee Le Roj," clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
Lee Leland, lithographer, r. 8i Pfeiflfer
Lee L. Eugene (Paul Seller ' Electrical Works) r. 2524
Gough
Lee Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1354 Howard
LEE LOUIS A..
,f dentist, 334 KearnT,
r. ini Broderlck
L"e Lyman, salesman, r. 422 Minna
Lee M. , musician, r. 227 Second
Lee Malcolm, piano tuner, r. -^14 Third
Lee Maria G., widow, r. 545 Elizabeth
Lee Marie, widow, r. 320 McAllister
Lee Martha, widow r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee Marv-, widow, r. 6 Tehama
Lee Marj-, widow, r. 10 Lewis
Lee Man- G., widow, r. 222 Clipper
Lee Mathew, cellarmaster Bach, M
keley, Cal
& C<i
r. Ber-
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mils OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
: 1 MONTGOMERY S REET. Room 58
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.V.'JZ^^Z'ltJ-
HERCULES
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
LEE
91
LEF
3017
' Iiiw'le
hee Milton A., sli<ieiiiaker, 1820 Devisadero,
Sacramen'o
Lee Morris, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
Lee Nicholas, glazier, r. 6 Golden PI
Lee O., teamster, r. 12a Oak Grove Av
Lee Priscilla, laundress, r. 11 Auburii
Lee R. E. widow, r. 545 Elizabeth
Lee Reuben N., stonecutter, r. 559 Bryant
Lee Richard H. , waiter r. 607 Californiaa
Lee Robert C. , molder, r. 10 Lewis
Lee Roswell, bookkeeijer, r. 410 Leavenworth
Lee Robert, porter, r. 10 Lewis
Lee Robert, poultry raiser, r. Ocean House Road 1
side
Lee Robert, shoemaker, r. 45 West Mission
Lee Robert E., type caster Palmer & Rey Tvpe Fouudrv
r. 1201 Eighteenth
Lee S. J. Dorringtoii, teacher Trinity School, r. 3300
Washington
LeeS. M.,r. 1532 Castro
Lee Tennie Mrs., with Greenbaum & Co
Lee Thaddeus D., Clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Lee Thomas, boiler maker, r. 134 Natoma
Lee Thomas, bookkeeper Frank A. Geier, r. 241 Fif-
teenth
Lee Thomas, laborer, r. 73 Miima
Lee Thomas, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
Lee Thomas, stone mason, r. 646 Folsom
Lee Thomas J., weigher, r. 100 Jones
Lee Thomas W. (F. M. Day & Co.) r. 26 Montgomery
Lee Kdward, manager Devaiiv, Hopkins & Co., 520
Stanyan, r. 1312 Page
Lee W. G.,r. 1532 Castro
Lee Willett B., wool merchant, NE cor Fifth and To\nj-
send r. 206 Haight
Lee William, r. 402 Arlington
Lee William, driver, r. 10 Lewis
Lee William F., boots and shoes, 17.53 Ellis
Lee William F., clerk, r. 522i Stevenson, rear
Lee William G., buyer Hale Bros, r. 222 Clipper
Lee William G., inspecttir Custom House, r. 30 Silver
Lee William G., machine hand, r. 148 Sixth
Lee William J., butcher, r. 10 Lewis
£^ Lee. See Lea and Leigh
Leebody William, laborer, r. 709| Harrison
Leech Henry, salesman J. J. O' Brian & Co., r. 410 Eddy
Leech James H., machinist, r. 271 Fourth
Leech John, marine engineer, r. 11 Boardnian PI
Leech F., poultry ranch, cor Twenty-ninth Av, South
and I
its' Leech. See Leach, Leetch and Leitch
Leechman John, mining, 508 California, room 23, r.
Berkeley
Leechman John, painter, r. 632 Howard
8^" Leechman. See Leishman
Leed Eliza J., widow, r. 35 Beaver
Leedh«m J. B., waiter, r. 706 Bush
Leeds Belle, widow, r. 2133^ Harrison
Leeds Bertha Miss, schoolteacher, r. 713 Ellis
Leeds B. F. , keeper Aleatraz Island Lighthou(«e
Leeds Edmund, carpenter, r. 713 Ellis
Leeds Eugene M., laborer, r. 21331 Han'ison
LEED!^ HOS.MeR W., secretary Traffic Association
of C ilifornia, 214 Pine, r. 614 Sutter
Leeds John D., laborer, r. 2133 J Harrison
JLEEIIS JOSEPH S., traffic manager Traffic Associ-
ation of California, 214 Pine, r. Hotel Westminster
Leeds Stephen P. , journalist, r. 2625 Pine
Leeds William B., printer Upton Bros., r. 933 Mission
Leege Charles F. (Leege & Mills) r. 724 Union
Leege William, bartender, r. 1111 Van Ness Av
Leege William (William Leeife & Co.) r. 1101^ Van Ness
Av
LEEGE >VILLI.4M A €0. (William Leege) wines,
liquors and ci^rs, 113 Halleck
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE •'BEST" TONIC
ALL ^ATIO^S DRINK
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BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
LEE4;E «1' mills (Charles F. Leege) proprietor Em-
pire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 410-412 Clay
LEEK OEOKtiE W., dentist, 20 O'Farrell, r. Fulton,
Sonoma Co. , Cal.
LttK InA U.f «lenti.<«t and inventor
1 he Electric Wental Engine, T'UI-S Mar-
ket, r, 3.5 4'ilnton Fark
LuLIa J. J. Ur.f dentist, consultation
free, oltice lioars week days 9 A.M. to 9
P.M., .Sundays 9 A.M. to 13 M., So. i
Filth street, only one entrance
Leellng Samuel, salesman, r. 1310 Gearj-
Leeling Simon, florist, 1310 Geary
Leeman Wilson F., machinist Go'lden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. 3435 Sixteenth
Leeman August, iroumolder, r. 19 Treat Av
Leeman Julius, ironmolder, r. 9 Thirteenth
ft^ Leeman. See Leaman, Lehman and Lehmann
Leen L. Mrs., widow, r. Oriel Hotel
Sis' Leen. Lee Lean
Leeper Alsinius G., compositor Examiner, r. 1604 Mason
Leeper Mar\', widow, r. 33 Freelon
Leeper Thomas, tilesetter W. W. Jlontague & Co., r. 8
Cook
LEES FRED W., License Collector, New Citv Hall, 1st
flocir, r. 1022 Pine
Lees George E., seaman, r. 254 Castro
Lees isaiah W., Captain detectives, r. 1022 Pine
Lees Tennie, widow, r. 503 Powell
Leet Antone, starcher La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Leet Emily Mrs., furnished rooms, 516-522 Van Ness
Av
Leet Henrj-, salesman, r. 516 A'an Ness Av
Leet Robert E., teacher chemistry Cal. College of Phar-
macy
Leet Ulysses S., wood turner, r. 331 Geary
Leet Walter, clerk, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Leet W. M., miner, r. 852a Howard
Lefebvre Alphonso, blacksmith, r. 440 Tehama
Lefebvre Joseph, r. 1230 Mission
Lefevre Odillon, fllecutter, r. 1230 Mission
Lefeiltiare Louis, engineer, r. 48 South Park
LeFevre Cyrus, carpenter, r. Alms House
LeFevre Edward, apprentice M. Greenberg's Sons, r. 34
Harriet
Leferva Ella Miss, manager W. U. Tel Go's office, 2403
California, r. 3010 Laguna
LeFevre Emanuel, clerk, r. 11 Seventh
LEFEVRE J. P., physician and surgeon, 14 Grant
Av, rooms 16-17, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Lefevre August, clerk F. Daneri & Co., r. 1814a Mason
LeFevre Louise Mrs., widow, r. 721 Broadway
LeFe\re Linnie Miss, stenographer James A. Maguire, r.
3010 Laguna
Lefevre Mary, widow, r. 3010 Laguna
Lefevre Thomas, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and
ChestJiut
Leffa Adolphus F., clerk Mangels Bros., r. 346i Tweutv-
fourth
Leffingwell Samuel, machinist, r. 451 Ninth
Leffingwell William C, driver, r. 14 Prosper
Leffler Absalom, blacksmith, r. 1264 Stanyan
Leffler Frederick, contractor, 314 Montgomery, r. 264
Stanyan
Leffler John, phj-sician and sui^eon, 22 Geary
Leffman David, director Thannhauser & Co.', office 311
California, r. 1916 Sacramento
Leffmann Henrj-, foreman, r. 1079i Tennessee
Leffniann Julius W., r. 19i6 Sacramento
Leffmann L. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1916 Sacramento
LEFKMA.W LOfIS, groceries and liquors, 217 Sec-
ond, r. 52 Tehama
LEFFM.i:^ SIGMLKD T.. secretarj' Thannhauser &
Co., 311 Calilomia, r. 1916 Sacramento
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PEim-JflDET4C0.CHEinPfi(}HE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
(Sec Page opp. name of W. B. Cnapman.)
10 to
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to
LEF
912
LEH
California St.
Lefft Helen E. Miss, nurse St. I uke's Hospital
LeFils Eugenia iliss, tailoress, r. •210 Austin Av
Lefkovitz Abraham, ]>eddler, r. 415^ Clementina
Lefkovitz Jacob, barber, r. 12s Oak
Lefkovitz Louis manager Neirman & Lefkovitz, r. 1311
Devisadero
Lefkovitz Peter (Xiermau & Lefkovitz) r. 1311 Devisa-
dero
Lefkovitz Pinkus (Nierman & Lefkovitz) r. 1311 Devi-
sadero
Leflin William, expressman, r. 1013 Treat Av
Lefore Adolph, clerk Assistant Adjutant Dept of Cal.
U. S. A., r. 2920 Fillmore
Le Fort Albert, teacher langiia^s, r. 30 Lewis
Le Fort Peter, teacher languages, 308 Mason
LK FRANCO CALIFORXIEX (French daily and
weeklT) Alfred Chaigneau publisher and proprietor,
529 California
Le Gal Clarence L., block and steering apparatus, 16
Steuart
Legal Xews Publishing Co., general publishers, M. M.
Miller manager, 410 Sausome
Legallet \rthur, president Le^Uet-Hellwig Tanning
Co. , 215-217 Clay, r. .514 'K\\ enty-fif th
Legallet Eugene, superintendenr Legullet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co, r. 1109 SiTth Av South
Legallet Georges, chief assorter Legallet^Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. Sixth Av South nr P
Legallemellwig Tanning Co., Anhur Legallet president.
Christian Hellwig vice-presiilent and Samuel Bes-
singer secretarv, wool pullers and tanners, Sixth Av
South nr P, office 215-217 Clay
Legallet Joseph, tanner, r. P bet twelfth and Thirteenth
Avs South
Legar Joseph, waiter La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Legaspe Andrew, janitor, r. 1067a Markec
Legasse Annie, widow, r. E s Adam nr Army
Legasse Peter, tanner, r. E s Adam nr Army
Legay Paul, clerk Charles Lalanne, r. 502 Valencia
Le Gave Albert F., bookkeeper C. S. Healey, r. 529
Capp
Leger Joseph, steward La Grande Laundrv, r. 228
Twelfth
Legge Howard, tinsmith, r. 316 Jones
Legge J. E., grijiman Market St Ky, r. 822 Twenty-
fifth
Legge Kobert T., clerk W. H. Gagan & Co., r. 5 Harr\ PI
LEGGETT JO.SEPH, attornev at law, 6-19 Mills
Bldg, sth floor. Telephone Main 156, r. 918 Dolores
Leggett Philip A., teamster, r. 309 Twelfth
Leggett William A., vice-jirincipal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1331 Ellis
13" Leggett. See Liggett
Legimeito Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1826 Union
Leglise Emil C, clerk D. O. Mills, r. Oakland
Legoix Leon, cellarman, r. 1030 Howard
Legorio Louis, fish dealer, r. 1804 Mason
Le Grand W. A., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r.
827 Geary
Legrave Bernard, bartender, r. 704 Railroad Av
Legrave John, r. 344 Naples
Leguennec John, cook, r. 139 Shiplev
Leham Jesse E., clerk, r. 1511 Gonirh
Lehan Dennis, barber, 9 Hayes, r. 527 Linden Av
Lehan Elizabeth Mrs., bakerj', 3134 Sixteenth
Lehan John, laborer, r. 261 First
Lehan Margaret Miss, mangier La Grande Laundry, r.
210J
Twelfth
Lehan May Miss, dressmaker, r. 3134 Sixteenth
Lehan Michael S., clerk Custom House, r. 3134 Six-
teenth
Lehc! ey James, clerk, r. 308J Twelfth
Leheney John C, seaman, r. 320 Kitch
Leheney Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 308i Twelfth
Leheney Patrick, lamplighter, r. 308| Twelfth
eS" Leheney. See Lehanev
LEHIGH DANIEL F.. superintendent Bureau Be n
efit of Service Pacific Telegraph and Telephone Co.,
Telephone 600, r. 1011 Bush
Lehigh James V., student King & Shaw, r. ICll Bush
Lehm Charles, baggageman S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Lehman Albert, tailor. 726 Larkin
Lehman Amelia Mrs., bakery, 224 Fifth
Lehman B., r. 1511 Gough
Lehman Christian, laborer, r. 1233 Rhode Island
Lehman Clara C. Miss, milliner Shepherd & Staples, r.
213 Scott
Lehaian Elizabeth, domestic 2000 Broadway
Lehman Henry, r. 4481 Twenty-sixth
Lehman Jesse E., salesman Cal. Notion and Toj- Co., r.
1621 Bush
Lehman L., conductor Market St. R.v., r. 1585 Valencia
Lehman Mary, widow, r. 230| Langton
Lehman Matthew, pressman Louis Roesch Co., r. 4;,
Clara
Lehman Max, r. 310 O'Farrell
Lehman Max, dairj- produce, 1390 Mission
Lehman Melville W., clerk Cal. Notion and Tov Co., r.
1621 Bush
Lehman Nathaniel, piinter, r. 1433 Steiner, rear
Lehman Saul, candymaker, r. 1890 Mission
Lehman Sylvan, shipping clerk Castle Bros., r. 1511
Gough
Lehman William, coalpasser stmr Australia
Lehman William A., dru2gist, r. 836b Howard
Lehman Theodore, r. 1012 Clay
Lehmann Adolph, compositor Eastman & Kimball, r.
1890 Mission
Lehmann Bertha Miss, delicacies and pickles, 212a Fill-
more
Lehmann Charles W., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 825 Twentieth
Lehmann Christian T. cashier National Ice Co.. r. 825
Twentieth
Lehmann Ernest E., janitor, r. 1341 Twenty-fifth
Lehmann Goitshali, butcher, r. 2616.^ Bush
Lehmann Henry, teamster, r. Ninth Av nr Point Lobos
Av
Lehmann John, dishwasher, r. 2645 Mission
Lehmann Lizzie, lodgings, 515 Kearny
Lehmann Louis, peddler, r. 724 Fulton
Lehmann Wilhelmina Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1 323 Pacific
Lehmann William iJanssen & Lehmann) r. 535 Geary
US' Lehmann. See Leaman, Leemann and Lehman
Lehmkuhl Herman, plumber John A. Schalich, r. 326S
Mission
Lehmk ihl May, sa'eslady, r. 3268 Mission
Lehn George, carpetlayer, r. 520 Eighteenth
Lehn Louis, tanner, r. Alms House
t^ Lehn. See Laine and Leen
Lehndorff Mary A. , widow, r. 920 Howard
Lehner George, blacksmith, r. 36 Broadway
Lehner George, blacksmith, 46 Broadway, r. Oakland
Lehner William, helper George Lehner, r. Oakland
Lehners Carl, engineer tu? Fearless, r. Alameda
Lehners Frederick E., salesman Samuel More & Co., r.
417 Larkin
Lehnert Ann, domestic Alms House
Lehnhardt Augustus, ship joiner, r. 35 Chattanooga
Lehnhardt Charles, porter, r. 35 Chattanooga
Lehnhardt Christian, bookkeeper Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. 913 Jackson
Lehnhardt Henry, machinist Holbrook Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 120 De Long
S^ Lehnhardt. See Lenhart, Lennard, Leonard and
Leonhardt
Lehnhofl WiUiam, clerk John Wolf, r. 1100 Taylor
Lehing Charles E., locksmith, 927^ Folsom
Lehnig Mward H., salesman, r. 936 Howard
Lehouse Edward, carpenter, r. 908 Bryant
Lehouse Hubert, carpenter, r. 908 Brjant
Lehrberger Jacob S., salesman Greenzweig & Co.
1432 Twentieth
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Lehrer John, shoemaker, 128 Golden Gate Av
Lehritter, John, barber 5 Taylor, r. 211 Gough
Lehrke Albert \V. (Henry Lehrke & Sons) r. SW cor
Mariposa and Minnesota
Lehrke Christian H. (Lehrke & Volkel) r. 620 Fourth
Lehrke Gustave F. (Henry Lehrke & Sons) r. SW cor
Mariposa and Minnesota
Lehrke Henry (Henry Lehrke & Sons) r. SW cor Mari-
posa and Minnesota
LEHRKE HENKV * SONS (Henry, Albeit W., Gus
tave F. and William C.) groceries, r. SWcor Mariposa
and Minnesota
Lehrke William C. (Henry Lehrke & Sons) SWr. corMari
posa and Minnesota
LEHRKE Jk I'OLKEL iChristian H. Lehrke and
August C. Volkel) proi)rietors Stanford Hotel, NW
cor Fourth and Bluxome
Lehtim Albert, laborer, r. 1 Elizabeth
LeHuquet Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 821 Twenty-fouith
Lehy William, shoecutter, r. 117 Twenty-seventh
Leibe Martha, ^vidow, r. 487j Haight
Leibenpergen Benjamin, teamster, r. Park Hotel
Leibert A. J., r. 1124 Fell
Leibert George B., bricklayer, r. 1119 Stevenson
Leibert John G., contractor brick work, office 16 Post,
r. 330 Oak
Leibert John G. Jr., clerk Hackmeier's Hotel, r. 330 Oak
Leibert Robert, bricklayer, r. 330 Oak
Leibley Fritz, machine operator, r. 905 Market
Leibmann Leopold, r. 126 O'Farrell
Leibold Emma F. Mrs., teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1136 Golden Gate Av
LEIBOLD HARNESS CO., J. George Leibold pro
prietor, 110 McAllister
LEIBOLD J. GEORGE, proprietor Leibold Harness
Co., 110 McAllister, r. 1136 Golden Gate Av
Leibold Otto, machinist, r. 131 Fourternth
Leicester Gerald, clerk McAfee Bros., r. ]527^ Clay
Leicester J. F., attorney at law, r. 1527A Clay
Leich Margaret, widow, r. 112 William
Leich Peter, barber, r. 112 William
Leichner Conrad, waiter, r. 216 Fifte- nth
Leichner George, compo>itor, r. 216 Fifteer.th
Leichner William, printer, r. 216 Fifteenth
Leichsenring Charles, waiter, r. 1 Grace Terrace
Leichsenring Louis, shoemaker, r. 126 Richland Av
Leicht John H., gardener, r. SW cor Fillmore and
Union
Leichter Charles P. L., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
2016 Vallejo
Leichter Edward, machinist, r. 281 Moss
Leichter Isadore, shoes and clothing, 2816 Sixteenth
Leichter John, laborer, r. NE cor Railroad Av and Six-
teenth Av South
Leichter William, asst sujierintendent Pae. Rolling Mills,
r. 2210 Vallejo
Leidach Christopher, laborer, r. 417 Filbert
Leidach Patrick, laborer, r. 417 Filbert
LEIDEOKER €. at €«. (Christian Leidecker) book
and job printers and publishers Deutsche Verein
Zeitung .'iS.'i Washington
Leidecker Christian (C. Leidecker & Co.,lr. 2210 Leaven-
worth
Leidecker Fred, teamster, r. 5221 Ninth
Leigh David A., boots and shoes, 767 and 871 Market
Leigh Ernest A. (Davidson & Leigh) r. 1022 Pine
Leigh Frederick, driver Market St. Ry., r. 711 Minne-
sota
Leighman Jacob, conductor, r. 1608 Baker
Leighton Charles J., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 412
Eddy
Ltighton Charles P., plasterer, r. 1033 Nineteenth
LEIOHTON JOHN B., secretary Presidio and Fer-
ries RR., 1111 Union, r. 2407 Octavla
Leighton John J., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 435 Eddy
Leighton Marv A. Mrs., teacher Washington Evening
School, r.' 3631 Sixteenth
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Leighton William, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Leighton William A., r. 3631 Sixteenth
Leighton Willis H., teamster, r. 1122 Florida
Leihkam Sigmund, r. 1234 Mission
Leik Wendel, laborer, r. 645 Nat<inia
Leikel Mary, widow, lodgings, r. 1005 Jackson
Leikens Joseph G., florist, r. 755 Folsoni
Leikens Matilda Mrs., dressmaking, 755 Folsom
Leikens Sabine Miss, dressrtaker, r. 755 Folsom
Leil Manuel, barber, r. 174A Clara
Leilich Alice Miss, strawworkers, r. 13 Guerrero
Leilich Edwin F., pressman John Monahan & Co., r. 13
Guerrero
Leilich Francis T. , mechanic, r. 13 Guerrero
Leindecker Philip, butcher, r. 607 1 Xatonia
Leinhardt Adolph, aiiprentice, r. lOlOJ Clay
LEINH.iRD'J' JOHN (John Leinhardt & Co.) r. lOlOif
Clav
LEINHARDT JOHN <& CO. (John Leinhardt) stoves
and plumbing, 524 Washington
Leipelt Paul, baker, r. 633 Minna
LEIPNITX «. A CO. (Adoli.h Boyken) druggists,
236 Sutter
Leipsic Abraham (Leipsic Bros.) r. 2313 Jackson
Leipsic Benjamin (Leipsic Bros.) r. 2313 Jackson
Leipsic Brothers (Joseph, Abraham, Jacob, Benjamin,
Isaac and Leime) milk depot, 2335 Washington
Leipsic Harry, r. 502 Fulton
Leipsic Isanc (Leipsic Bros.) r. 2313 Jackson
Leipsic Jacob (Leipsic Bros.) r. 2025 Fillmore
Leipsic Joseph (Leipsic Bros.) r. 2313 Jackson
Leipsic Leime (Leipsic Bros.) r. 2313 Jackson
Leipsic Lyon, bookkeeper Altinayer & Leipsic r. 502
Fulton
Leipsic Meyer (Altmayer & Leipsic) r. 502 Fulton
Leipsic Sarah, widow, r. 2313 Jackson
Leir John, liquors, 29 Pacific
Leis Edward, engineer, r. 825 Grove
Leis Frank S., painter, r. 819i Larkin
Leis Johannah, widow, r. 301 Ivy Av
Leis Peter, plumber, r. 418 Sanchez
Leise John H., clerk John F. Schomer, r. 1020 Shot well
Leise Thomas, gardener, r. 271 Stevenson
Leisen Frank, capitalist, r. 1015 Lombard
Leisen Meas, salesman H. Palmer & Co. , r. 518 Jones
Leisenger William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Leiser Adolph, r. 1021 Union
Leiser Albert, cooper, r. 1220 Mission
Leiser Christ, driver Henry Diedrich, r. 2206 Bush
Leiser Elsie, widow, r. 1021 Union
Leiser Frederick A., salesman, r. 1021 Union
Leiser John L., groceries and liquors, 3420 Mission
Leiser Louis, stoves and tinware, 67 Fourth, r. 1038 Mc-
Allister
Leiser Rose Miss, clerk Louis Leiser, r. 1038 McAllister
Leiser Samuel, glazier, r. 1018 Folsom
Leishman Edward S., bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r. Oak-
land
Leishman Francis, coremaker, r. 7i Natoma
Leishman John, ironmolder, r. 937 Mission
Leishman Mary Miss, r. 1333 Tvventy-sixth
Leishman Robert, blacksmith, r. 9 Hunt
Leishman Robert, laborer, r. 7 Natoma
Leishman William, molder, r. 817 Howard
gW Leishman. See Leechman
Leisinger Wilhelm, baker, r. 625 Clay
Leisner Martin, distributor Post Office, r. 1019 Jackson
Leisner Mary, widow, r. 310 Tivelfth
Leiss Ernst, stonecutter Clarke & Lloyd, r. 420 Eureka
Leist August Mrs., widow, r. 191 Hi'de
Leist Carl, shoemaker, r. 3108 Sixteenth
Leist Chailes J. (Charles J. Leist & Co.) r. 2835 Washing-
ton
Leist Charles J. & Co. (Charles J. Leist and Adrian
Merle) commission merchants, 201-203 Davis
Leist Peter, plumber, r. 412 Eureka
Leistinan Sabine, domestic 1918 Franklin
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tieitch Alexander, surfiuaii G. G. Park Life Saving Sta-
tion
Leitch E. A., salesman Hippolite Dutard, r. 1425 How-
ard
l.ei,tph William H., dnijinan, office 121 Clay, r. Alameda
^^ LeitQii. See Leach, Leech and Leetch
Leite Antone, drier La Grande Laundrj', r. 1514 Becker
Leite Doniingos V., cook Golden Gate Park Life Saving
Station
Lcites Frederick, linenman Russ House
Leiles Mark, manaser Mrs. Rachael Block, 995 Market,
r. 54 Oak
Leith Daniel, laborer, r. SW cor Steiuer and Waller
Leith John B., jeweler Glindennann & Schweitzer, r.
1016^ Mason
Leith Jdhii H., teamster, r. 5 Folsom Av
Letth Lou'sa, widow, r. 5 Folsom Av
Leiih Robert C, a^ent, r. 131 Third
SS" Leith. See Leathe
Leithman Charles, r. 400 Bay
Leithmau Frederick, grii)man Sutter St. RK., r. 3 Wall
Leithuia!) .lacob A., conductor, r. 160S Baker
Leithman Philip H., conducti)r Sutter St. RR., r. 1C17
baker
Leithold Rialto C. , r. 178 Minna
Leitner Frederick, tinsmith, r. 339 Union
Lei'.ner .lohu, boilenuaker Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 571
Howard
Leitner .John, Uvilor, r. 339 Union
SS' Leitner. See Lightiier
Lejeal Alois, teacher rauslc, r. 1914 Clay
Lejeal Joseph, butcher, r. 31391 Sixteenth
Lejohns William (^., hatter, 216 Fourth, r. Oakland
Lekich Rade, r. 630 Clay
Leland .\lbert, t cket collector Midway- Plaisanoe
Leland Alired, r. 2(59 Minna
Leland Alice Mrs., r. 1507 Clay
Leland Cynthia, widow, r. 14l\> Bush
Leland Kmma Miss, saleslady, r. 1.507 Clay
Leland Ge.irge V.. master stmr Gipsy, r. 2034 Steiner
Lela'id Hirnuin D., master mariner, r. 214 Leavenworth
LELA.M» ST.t^FORIt Jr. I XIVERSITl. Charles
G. Lathroji rejiresentatiAe, cflice rooms 1-2-3, S19
Market
Leland Thomas, physician St. Luke's Hospital
Leland Thomas li. W., teacher Hamilton Evening School,
r. iiiHMi Fillmore
Leiunde Alice, teacher, r. 711 Jores
Lela.\ Fannie, widow, r. 830 Folsom
J..eiean N. Leo, salesman Michels, Wand & Co., r. 41-'
Fifth Av
Le Lievre John F., teamster, r. 431 Twenty-eighth
Le Lievre Josei>h, hart«iider, r. 1407 Stockton
Le Liesre Prudent, boilermaker, r. 55 Second
LELOX4; B. J»I.. secretary Stat* Board of Horticul-
ture, 220 Sutter, room 18, r. 2259 San Jose Av, Ala-
meda
Lehaig Charles F., brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
1211.1 Eddy
Le Long Minnie V. Mrs., lantlscape artist, r. 1211 J Gearv
Ij'BLVEZIA^ (Swiss-Italian weekly) George F. Cavalli
IJublisher, 13 ilontgomery Av"
Lem Anna Mi-s., r. Old People's Home, cor Pine and
Pierce
Jjcm John H., painter, r. Old Peojile's Home, cor Pine
and Pierce
Lema Minewell, barber Jacmtho L Lopes, r. 564 Folsom
Lemaire Anttm, capitalist, r. 1000 Webster
Le Maitre Joseph, r. 1520Gear\
Le Maitre Jules, butcher, 7 Centre Market, r. 1520 Geary
Leman Mary A. , widow, r. 816 Twenty-third
Le Mar Catherine, widow, varieties, E s Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
Leniar Katie Miss, printer, r. 232 Fifth
Leniar Larue, expressman F. W. Spencer & Co., r. 2 Zoe
Lemarbe Eniest, black^mith, r. 55 Second
Lematsch Ernest E., cabinet maker Cal. Car Wks
Lembi Xarcisso, fishenuan, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Lembke John, porter, r. 631 Shotwell
Lemburg Charles, waiter Otto Nonnann's, r. 933 How-
ard
Lemcke Gustave, barber, r. The Baldwin
Lemcke Martin (Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner) r. Alameda
Lemcke Marv, furnished rooms, 303| Turk
Lemcke Otto", barber, 119^ Fourth, r. 16 Laskie
Lemcke Ctto Jr., barber , r. 16 Laskie
Lemeraux Louis, miner, r. Abbotsford House
Lemeteyer Celestine, widow, r. 914 Vallejo
Lemetever Henn', tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co. , r.
914 Vallejo "
Lemey Margaret, widow, r. 248i Clara
Lemieux Ambrose F., waiter, r. 831 Jackson
Lemieux Eugene T., conductor, r. 1612 Turk
Lemkau Annie, widow, r. 120J Silver
Lemkau George W., plumber, r. 120-^ Silver
Lemke Emma Miss, r. 2597 Howard
Lemkun Henry, wrapper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 58
Richland
Lemle Julius (Lemle i: Co.) r. 1411 Octavia
Lemle Leoi., r. 1411 Octavia
Lemle & Co. (Julius Lemle and Nathan Levv) liquors,
265 Third
Lemm Charles F., cooper, r. 141a Shipley
Lemmaii George H., clerk Morton's South End Ware-
house, r. 2126 Jackson
Lemman JIary J., widow, r. 2126 Jackson
Lemraan William J., clerk O'Farrell & Co., r. 2126 Jack-
son
SW Lemman. See Lemmen, Lemmon and Lemon
Lemme Edward, r. 4J Verba Buena
Leoune Emile S., architect, 67 Flood Bldg, r. 4^ Verba
Buena
Lemme Henrj- L. , r. 655 Twentieth
Lennne John H., machinist Cal. Car Wks, r. 1 Russell
Lemme Lizzie, domestic 1019J Lombard
Lemmer A. Mrs. , w idow, r. 105 Twelfth
Lemmer Edwin F., bookkeeper J. C. Lennner & Co., r-
449 Brvant
LEM.MEK .1. C. A- CO. (John C. Lemmer and Robert
Henrj-> proprietors California Boiler Works, 125-127
Fremont, Telephone ilain 460
Lemmer John C. (J. C. Lemmer & Co.) r. 449 Bryant
Lemmer M., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 637 Washington
Lemmer Nicholas, cook, r. 20 Calhoun
Lemmermann Henry, clerk John C. Mordhorst, r. SW
cor Mission and Brook
Lemmermann Herman, restaurant, 425 Fourth, r. 444
Duncan
Lenmion Alexander, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. 218^ Ritch
Lemmon Emma Miss, restaurant, r. 504^ Sixth
Lemmon Henry, bartender, r. 448 Twenty-sixth
Lemoine Emile A., tailor. 331 Kearny, r. 61 John
Lemoiue Frank (Lemoine & Co.) r. 704 J Harrison
LE.UOIXE A to. (Frank Lemoine, Edmond Cheignon
and Louis A. Bouteiller) poultry and dairy produce,
4-10 Pacific Fruit Market, Telephone Main 1148
Lemon Alexander D., attornev at law, 31-32 Marye Law
Bldg, r. 832 Twenty-first "
Lemon Charles F. , student R. Ford Verrinder, r. 217
Francisco
Lemon Isabelle, widow, matron Kings Daughters Home
for Incurables, 217 Francisco
Lemon J. Arthur (J. H. Lemon & Sons) r. 326 Nineteenth
Lemon James H. (J. H. Lemon & Sons)r. 326 Nineteenth
Lemon J. H. & Sons (James H., John H. and J. Arthur)
grainers, 310 Stockton
Lemon John H. (J. H. Lemon & Sons), r. 326 Nineteenth
Lemon O. T., r. 22 Post
Lemon P. , seaman stmr San Bias
gig' Lemon. See Lemmen and Lemmon
Lemont George W., solicitor Aetna Ins. Co., r. 510 Ya-
lencia
Cff" Lemont. See Lamont
Lemos George W., canvasser, r. 715 Eddy
F. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
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109 Montgomery St.
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Leinos Henry, clerk Ohiunda & Flach, r. "15 Davis
[,emos .fdsejih, laniidrvinan La Graiule Lauiulrv, r. 2-i.S
Twelfth
LLmOo LuONf uierchant tailor, suits
sold oa easy Installments, 13^ Market, r.
35 Halsht
Leinos Manuel I. (Lenios & Dias) r. 358 Fourth
Lemos & Dias (Manuel I. Lenios and Manuel I'. iJias)
barbers, 358 Fourth
Lenip Conrad, teamster, r. 18 Hollis
Lenip Elizabeth, widow, r. 832i Vallejo, rear
Lemp Joseiihine Miss, dressmaker, r. 832J Vallejo, rear
Lenip Peteis master schr Barkis, r. 2018Folsoni
B^" Lemp. See Lempp
Lempe Charles A., cariienter, r. Alms House
Leini)e Charles, clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. T.')('
Sanchez
Lemperle Charles W., boot crimper, r. 726 Washington,
rear
Leinjierle Peter P., pipefitter, r. 24 Prospect Av
Lemperle William, finisher Fink & Schindler, v. 726
Washington, rear
Lempp Clara Miss (F. & C. Lempp) r. 76 Nuith
Lempp Faimie Miss (F. & C. Lempp) r. 76 Ninth
Lempp F. & C. (Misses Fannie and Clara) milliner\-, 7(;
Ninth
JiCmpp Paul, silverer Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks.,r. 76 Ninth
Lemser Brothers (William and Henry) cigars and to-
bacco, 100 Sixth
Lemser Henrj- (Lemser Brothers) r. 44 Sixth
Lemser William (Lemser Brothers) r. 718 Valtncia
Lemus Cornelius, coffee planter, r. 1510 Pine
Lenahan Charles L., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 427 Fell
Lenaban Dennis, laborer, r. SE cor Santa Clara and Kan-
sas
Lenahan Edward, grijiman, r. 1912J Lyon
Lenahan John, laborer, r. 245 Minna
Lenahan .John, machinist Golden State and Miners' iron
Wks, r. 4«7 Fell
Lenahan John A. E., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 427
Fell
JiCnahan Joseph, teamster, r. S s High bet Twenty-fiftli
and T^venty-sixth
Lenahan Margaret Jliss, r. 441b Fifteenth
tS" Lenahan. See Leiiehaii, Lenihan, Linahan and
Linehan
Lenamar Mary Mine., fortuneteller, 428 O'Farrell
Leiiard Kobert K., stevedore, r. 3 Clinton
Lenari CoUorinda Miss, comjiositor, r. 810 Vallejn
Lenari Joseph, r. 810 Vallejo
Lenari Theresa, witlow, r. 810 Vallejo
Lenchner Henry, bookkeeper Am. Import Co., r. 417
Mason, rear
Lenci Pilade, clerk Antonio Pardl, r. 1027 Guerrero
Leuci Vincent (C. Favilla & Co.) r. 1212 Stockton
Leneke John, porter Kruse & Euler, r. 631 Shotwell
Lendelof Charles, clerk S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1222 Fil-
bert
Lendelof Olof , tailor, r. 1222 Filbert
Lendes Gustave, tanner, r. S s Fifteenth Av South nr P
Lendvell William, driver Am. Brewer\-, r 7141 Green
Lenehan Sarah, domestic 2819 Pine
Lenehan Thomas, deckhand State Dredger 2, r. 35 Madi-
son Av
Lenenberg Millicent, teacher music, r. SE cor Church and
Market
Lenet Thomas, watchman, r. 408 Bryant
Lenetti Antone, fruits, 121 Second, r. 69 Minna
Lenetti Giuseppe, laborer, r. 1508 DuiMjnt, rear
Lenetti Joseph, clerk Antone Lenetti, r. 69 Minna
Lenfestey Percy E. , clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co. ,
r. 1900 Green
Lenfestey William G., dairy produce, 1823 Union
Lenfestey William P., proof reailer Chronicle, r. 1900
Green
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P umbers" in Business Directory.
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Lenga Leontine, r. 12 Harlan PI
Lengeman Charles F., groceries, SE cor Sixth Av South
and L
Lengeman George F., clerk Charles F. Lengeman, r. SE
cor Sixth Av South and L
Lengeman Hermann, carpenter, r. Ninth Av South nr H
Lengen Richard O., bookkeeper, r. 3 MjTtle Av
Lengerman Charles F., carpenter, r. 336 Shotwell
Lengeron Frank, carriagemaker, r. 121b Shipley
LEx\CilFELD A. I., proprietor Lengfeld's Pharmacy,
202 Stockton, Telephone Main 734, r. 1120 Post
Lengfeld Joseph L., clerk Lengfeld's Phannacj', r. 1930
Sutter
Lengfeld Karl, machinist Hadwen Swain Mnfg Co., r.
1018 Minna
Lengfeld Louis Mrs., widow, r. 1930 Sutter
Lengfeld Max T., bartender, r. 1 William
liENGFELD'S PH.lRMACf, A. L. Lengfeld jiro-
prietor, 202 Stocktfiu
Lerigren G., clerk Goldberg, Boweii & Lebenbaum, r. 518
O'Farrell
Lengstack Johanna, r. 1529 Fulton
Lenhaert Otto, musician, 317 Polk
Lenhardt Catherine, widow, r. 335^ Twenty-first
Lenhart Edward B., collector, r. 1115 Castro
Lenhart Oliver E., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 313 Jersey
Lenhart Ravmond, clerk Le Count Bros., r. Mill Vallev,
Cal.
B^" Lenhart. See Lennard, Leonard and Leonhardl
Lenihan Michael, grocer, r. 1087 Broadway
Letiihan Richard, conductor, r. 204 Turk
Lenihan Thomas, trackman, r. 204 Turk
Lenihan Thomas M., laborer, r. 521 Howard
Lenihan Timothy, laborer, r. 205i Fourteenth
Lenihan Timothy J., laborer, r. 1312| Natoma
Lenihan William F., furnished rooms, 204 Turk
SS" Lenihan. See Lenahan, Lenehan, Linahan and
Linehan
Lenke August, bartender H. A. Lunsmann & Bro., 529
Troy Alley
Lenkiisch Hugo, waiter, r. 124 Fulton
Lennan Rosa, widow, r. Alms House
Lennefelt George, pressman F. Korbel & Bros., r. .546}.
Sixth
Lennert Charles, painter, r. 507 Mission
Lennon Alexander, hacknian, 21031 Howard, r. SE cor
Valencia and Eighteenth
Lennon Ann, cloakmaker, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Anne, widow, r. 608 Fell
Lennon Arthur J., salesman George A. Moss, r. 327 Fre-
mont
Lennon Dominick, bartender, 105 Fifth
Lennon Dominick, butcher, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Edward, truckman Truck 6
Lennon Edward F., deputy Internal Revenue Service, r.
1417 Devisadero
Lennon Edward P., carpenter, r. 60S Fell
Lennon Henry, teamster, r. 407 Spear
Lennon James, laborer, r. 235 Stevenson
Lennon James E., dairyman, 140 Dorland, r. 421
Church
Lennon James H„ carpenter, r. 608 Fell
Lennon James H., filecutt«r, r. 6 Minna
Lennon Johanna Mrs., r. 327 Fremont
Lennon John, contractor, r. 421 Church
Lennon John, shlpsmith, r. SE cor Cortland Av and
Majnie
Lennon John, teamster, r. 114 Alabama
lEKNOK JOHN .1., wholesale grocer and importer
China and Japan teas, 315-317 Clay, r. 1932 San Car-
los Av
Lennon John J., teamster, r. 114 Alabama
Lennon John S., boilermaker, r. 4C4 Tehama
Lennon Joseph, teamster, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Joseph Jr., clerk, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Mathew Jr., shipiiing clerk A. Hromada, 220
Battery
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$1.00 per nonth, or Sold Outright.
BROWN & SON, Agents, 833 Market Stre«i
Perner-Jouet i Go.
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Leiinon Michael, stableman, r. Channel bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Lennon Nicholas, sewing machine agent, r. 235 Slinna
Lennon Nicholas, solicitor, r. 327 Fremont
Lennon Nicholas, Jr. clerk, r. 327 Fremont
Lennon Patrick, r. 1929 Howard
Lennon Richard, teamster, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Thomas F., printer, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Thomas -J. (Smoot & Lennon) r. 1115 Castro
Lennon WiUiam, stairbuilder, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Lennon William E., driver, r. 1711 Leavenworth
e^ Lennon. See Lannan
Lennox Andrew, boxmaker, r. 2181 Ritch
Lennox Cliarles, teamster, r. 1404 Montgomeri'
Lennox Frank W., marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Lennox H., longshoreman, r. 5*50 Howard
Lennox John, laborer, r. 218| Ritch
Lennox Marj-, widow, r. 218i Ritch
Lennox Rosa Miss, dressmafeer, r. 218i Ritch
Lennox Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 21Si Ritch
Lennox William J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1404
Montgomery
8^ Lennox. See Lenox
Lenoir Fann.v Mrs., r. 710 Haves
LEVOIR JOSEPH, proprietor Pup Rotisserie and
Hotel. 12-16 Stockton
Le Noir Oliver N., clerk George F. Grant, r. Oakland
Le Noir Walter C, clerk Holbrftok, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Lenori Stephen, millhand, Demiug- Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 17 Lafayette
Lenormand Alfred, butcher, r. 222 Eighteenth
LEXOR.MA^'D BROTHERS (Joseph and Leon)
wholesale dealers in foreign and native wines, 735-
739 Howard, Telephone Main 5633, and SW cor Du-
pont and Pine, Telephone Main 1590
Lenormand Edward, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 724
Bush
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Bros.) r. 619 Harrison
Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Bros.) r. 724 Bush
Lenormand Louis, laborer, r. 820 Folsom
Lenox Edward P., agent N. P. C. RR. Co., r. 506 Jones
Lenox The, Mrs. E. S. Allen proprietor, 628 Sutter
Len kin William, waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 1912
Jones
Lensner Isaac, peddler, r. 30 Chesley
Lent E. Mrs. , widow, r. 961 Howard
Lent George H., real estate, 11 Moutgomerj", r. 2229
Washington
Lent H. C, clerk, r. Royal House
Lent John M., traveling salesman George A. Clark &
Bro., r. 819 Hayes
Lent Samuel L. , bookkeeper John Kelso, r. 122 Nine-
teenth
Lent William M., capitalisf, r. 699 Polk
Lentge M. F. (Lentge & Degenhardt) r. 326 Pacific
Leiitge & Degenhardt (M. F. Lentge and ILouis Degen-
hardt) landscape gardeners and suneyors, 803 San-
some
Lentgel Carl, retoucher L. Thors, r. 2217 Chestnut
Lentz E F., waiter William Westerfeld, r. 623 Jessie
Lentz Frederick, capitalist, r. 125 Turk
Lenz Alfred D. , engraver Hammersmith & Field, r. 836
Sutter
Lenz Frank, waiter, r. 1 Sophie Terrace
Lenz Gustav, tailor, 108 Montgomery Block
Lenz William, bartender, r. 333 Eddy
Lenzke August, housemover, r. 1426 Church
Leo .\dam,"laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Leo Harrj-, bookkeeper, r. 817 Howard
Leo John H., printer, r. 509i Grove
Leo Mary, widow, r. 5l7 Howard
Leo William E., paper ruler, r. 14 Hoff Av
Let)bbing John, cigannaker, r. 613 Brj-ant
Leon Bonneau, florist, r. cor. Felton and Goettins-en
Leon Emil (Leon & Co. ) r. 510 Pine
Leon George A. , r. 510 Pine
Leon Horace F., new method pai>er cleaning, r. 239 Gol-
den Gate Av
Leon John, cook, r. 1015 Market
Leon Julia V. Mrs., fancy goods, 204 Fifth
Leon Lippman (Leon & Co.) r. 510 Pine
Leon Louis, waiter, r. 20^ Hut bard
Leon Martin L., manager Swanberg& Dr^selius, Califor-
nia Market, r. 510 Pine
Leon Ralph, capitalist, r. 1532 O'Farrell
Leon Samuel, r. 510 Pine
Leon Samuel R., clerk C. E. WTiltnev & Co., r. 1532
O'Farrell
Leon & Co. (Emil and Lippman Leon) poultry and game,
76-78 California Market
Leonard Abbie, domestic 1620 Pine
Leonard Alexander T., ph3-sician and surgeon, ofhce
•J9-31-33 Phelan Bldg, r. 1319 Gough
Leonard Andrew J., machinist Vulcaii Iron Wks. r. 1
Simpson PI
Leonard Austin, laborer, r. Alms House
Leonard Bridget, domestic 1520 Webst«r
Leonard Bridget, widow, r. 2633 Post
Leonard Bridget, widow, r. Alms House
Leonard Carl, student, r. 705 Sutter
Leonard Charles E., butcher Prince & Look, r. Oakland
Leon rd Cornelius, treemaker Main & Winchester, r.
211 i Coortland Av
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
Leonard Edward, baker, r. 425 Grant Av
Leonard Edward, gardener, r. 336 Third Av
Leonard Edward F, policeman, r. 110 Church
Leonard Edward H., comjwsitor Commercial Publishii],
Co., r. 29 Beaver
Leonard Essa Miss, dressmaking, 625 Geary
Leonard Francis, salesman, r. 530 Olive Av
Leonard Francis A., jeweler F. H. McConnell, r. lUi»
Montgomerj-
Leonard Frank J., hatter Knut A. Lundstrom, r. 75(>
Brj-ant
Leonard Frank W., engineer, r. 12 Washington
Leonard Garrett N., teamster The Maze, 525 Hickorj- Av
LEONARD CiEORtiE, assistant manager Trans- Atlan-
tic Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg) 220 Sansome,
rooms 1-2-3, r. 1609 Clay
Leonard Harry G., clerk Estee & Miller, r. 739 Minna
Leonard Henrj- J. B., clerk A. (^uade & Co., r. 112 Va-
lencia
Leonard Herbert, engineer, r. Alms House
Leonard Herbert M. , bookkeeper Occidental Grain Ware-
house, r. Oakland
Leonard Homer, clerk H. Wolf & Bm., r. 1063^ Howard
LEONARD INEZ Miss, r,»...>..
rooms ns Ellis,
Leonard J., waiter stmr Acapidco
Leonard James, r. 418 Sutter
Leonard James, engineer, r. 1 Simpson PI
Leonard James, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Wallc
Leonard James F. , canvasser, r. 1223 Filbert
Leonard James F., laborer, W s Center bet Caroline ain
Wisconsin
Leonard James H., gardener, r. 1068 Noe
Leonard James J., ironpipe maker, r. 536 Howard
Leonard James T., patternmaker VuJcan Iron Wks, r. 1
Simpson PI
Leonard Jennie M. Miss, secretarv Cal. Grocery- Co., r.
1068 Noe
Leonard John, boilermaker, r. 34 Clara
Leonard John, laborer, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Leonard John, plumber, r. NW cor Seventh and Point
Lobos Avs
Leonajd John B , draughtsman Maintenance of Wav
Dept S. P. Co., r. 435 Eddy
Leonard John C, treemaker Main & Winchester, r. 7
Elsie
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINLS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL 'Zl2Z\'i^^VlL{Vf:',^^ :
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
a CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
LEO
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LEP
LEONAKD .IOII\ J. (Keatinge, Leonard & Ransuine)
r. 28 Hawthorne
Leonard John P., manager Bon Ton Market, r. 516 Nine-
teenth
Le<iTiard John T., watchman, r. 530 Olive Av
l.e<inard John W., foreman construction Market St. K.\-,
r. 3108 Geary
Leonard Joseph, ]iorter C. H. Meyer & Bros., r. 720 Wil-
low Av
Leonard Joseph B., electrician Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
1121 Broadway
Leonard Joseph F., patternmaker, r. 739 Minna
Leonard Joseph L. , machinist, r. 739 Minna
Leonard Joseph M., i)ainter Market St. Ry, r. 1008 Noe
Leonard Joseph P., laborer, r. 221 Minna
Leonard Kate, widow, r. 2 Brady
Leonard Kate Miss, glovemaker, r. 2 Brady
Leonard L., r. 418 Sutter
Leonard Lillie Miss, clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 322 Golden
Gate Av
Leonard Lizzie Miss, r. 28 Hawthorne
Leonard Maggie, domestic 726 Sutter
I.,eonard Margaret Mrs., r. Alms House
Leonard Martin, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
LKONARU MATTHEW, with Sunset Seed and Plant
Co., 427-429 Sansome, r. 102 Taylor
Leonard Matthew A., foreman Steiger & KeiT, r. 316
Twenty-second
Leonard Matthew J., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 2 Bradj'
i-eonard Matthew, pa])e"rhanger N. Brace, r. 528J Va-
lencia
Leonard Mary, domestic 1362 Post
Leonard Mary, domestic 1809 Sutter
Leonard MarV A. Mrs. , groceries, 201 Twenty-second, r.
1006J Florida
Leonard Mav Miss, machine ojierator Eagle Pad Co., r.
2 Brady
Leonard Mav Miss, rattanworker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Wks, r. 756 Bryant
Leonard Michael, contractor, r. NW cor Seventh and
Point Lobos Avs
Leonard Morris, teamster, r. NW cor Seventh and Point
Lobos Avs
Leonard Nellie, widow, r. 6J Treat Av
Leonard P., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1313S California
Leonard Patrick, carpenter, r. 312 LilyAv
Leonard Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Essex
Leonard Patrick H., shoemaker, r. 71 Fourth
Leonard Patrick J., salesman, r. 137 J Fair Oaks
Leonard Peter F., timekeeper S. F. and San Mateo R> ,
r. 215 Thirtieth
Leonard Skerrit N., teamster, r. 525 Hickory Av
Leonard Stephen, tailor, r. 311 Eighth
Leonard Victor E., laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Leonard William, horseshoer, r. 435 Pine
Leonard William A. , salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Leonard William J., shoemaker Buckmgham & Hecht, r.
2 Brady
Leonard & Ellis (New York) Oliver L. Hall manager,
mnfrs valvoline. 615-617 Front
^rg" Leonard. See Lehnhardt, Lenhart, Lennard and
Leonhard
Leonard! Alfonso, clerk, r. 1508 Dupont, rear
Leonardini Giovanni (G. Leonardini & Co.) r. 430 Broa<l-
way
Leonardini Giovanni & Co. (Giovanni Leonardini and
Luigi Chiapija) boots and shoes, 430 Broadway
Leone Antone (Leone Bros.) r. 518 Green
Leime Brothers (Antone, Joseph and John) musicians
and teachers nmsic, 518 Green
Leone Eduardo, laborer, r. 1107 Kearny
Leone Giovanni, scavenger, r. 5 Varennes
Leone John (Leone Bros.) r. 518 Green
Leone Joseph (Leone Bros.) r. 518 Green
Fredericksbiir^ Bottlii)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Leonetti Antonio, fruits and \egetables, 121 Second, r-
69 Minna
Leonetti Joseph, salesman Antonio Leonetti, r. 69 Minna
Leonhard George, notions, 1310 Alameda
Leonhard Marv Mrs., shoefltter, r. Alms House
Leonhardt A. M., r. 2007 Golden Gate Av
Leonhardl Amelia Miss, shoefltter, r. 2003 Golden Gate
Av
Leonhardt August F., cigar mnfr, r. 1314 Broderick
Leonhardt Charles, shoemaker, 83 Stevenson, r. 2003
Golden Gate A^•
LEONHARDT CHARLES Jr„ cigars and tobacco.
5 Kearny-, wines and liquors, 1306 Market, r. 1212
Mission
Leonhardt Dillo, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,r.
2003 Golden Gate Av
Leonhardt Hermann, restaurant, 325 Ellis
Leonhardt Marie Miss, private school, 1310 Broderick
Leonhardt Paul, cigar mnfr, 1426 Polk, r. 1412 Devisa-
dero
Leonhardt Richard M., manager china dept Sanborn,
Vail & Co., r. 2003 Golden Gate Av
Leonhardt Rudolph, carpenter, 3i Scott
Leonhardt William J. , tobacco stripper Paul Leonhardt,
r. 1412 Devisadero
Leoni Joaquin, laundryman, r. 1414 Powell
Leoni John, laborer, r. 5 Flint Alley
Leoni Marie Miss, lace mender, r. 1414 Powell
Leoni Nicholas, musician, r. 1318 Kearny
Leoni Richard, actor, r. 408 Tenth
Leonidas Manuel, restaurant, 207 Third, r. The Hughes
Leopold Brothers (Peter and John) dairjTnen,
lin and Woolsey
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, orr. P.\i.ace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imnorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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LEOPOLD CHARLES M., .....
and decorator, boaiiiiets, baskets, wreaths
and crosses made to order, 39 Post, Tele-
Iibone .nain IIS9, r. 1603 O'Farrell
Leopold Edward, teamster, 113 Sansome, r. 723J Hayes
Leopold George A., millwright and machinist, 957 Mar-
ket
Leopold Godfrey, novelties, 320 Kearny, r. 625 Post
Leopold H. Mrs. , proprietress United States Lodging
House, 51 Clay
Leopold H. A., barber, r. 425 Second
Leojjold Henrietta, employment office, 957 Market,
room 1
Leopuld Heiuy, machinist, r. 51 Clay
Leop )ld Heyman, tailor, 769 Market, r. 5 Columbia
Square
Leopold Hug<> C, florist C. M Leopold, r. California
Hotel
Leopold John (Leopold Brothers) r. cor Berlin and
Woolsey
Leopold Otto, carpenter, r. 320 Hickory Av
L«oi)old Peter (Leopold Brothers) r. cor Berlin and
Woolsey
Leojwld Samuel, salesman P. Greenberg & Co., r. 15
Walter
Leosi Julius, bartender, r. 521 Green
Lepan Marie, laundry, 536 Valencia
Lepauvre Hortense, widow, r. 804 Taylor
Lepetich John P. (Lepetich & Lovretovich) r. 906 Clay
Lepetich & Lovretovich (John P Lepetich and Antone
Lovretovich) restaurant, 901 Stockton
Le Petit Californian (semi-weekly) Eniil E. Marque pub-
lisher, S Montgomery Av
Leyilat Julius, jth ttographer, r. 316 Fourth
Le Poidevin Arthur, salesman Dorey & Cuiuiinghani, r.
16i Hoff Av
Lepori Antonio, baker, r. 1107 Keaniy, rear
Lepori Constantine(Bertin & Lepori) r. 1916 Filbert
Lepori John, proi)rietor San Gottardo Hotel, 509-513
Broadway
Lepori Louise Miss, compositor, r. 511 Broadway
Lepori Luigi, printer, r. 3 Reed PI
Lepuri Samuel, laborer, r. NW cor Filbert and Dupont
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Leppa Bernard, laborer, r. 2 Grand Av
Lepper Andrew, physician, oflice and r. 522 Turk
Lepplen Fred E., collector, r. 1309 Vallejo
Leppla John, machinist, r. 1807 Haight
Lepretre Eugene, bootblack, r. 705 Mission
Leprohon Philip, steam and hot water heating. 5«i
Eighth, r. 326 Hayes
Le Provost Henrietta Mrs., r. 1322 Jackson
Lequime Elie, r. 208 Silver Av
Lercara Joseph L., shoemaker, r. 16021 Pacific
Lercara Louisa, widow, r. 1320 Kearny, rear
Lercari Joseph, groceries and liquors, San Bruno Av nr
Silliman
Lercari L. & Co. (Louis Lercari and John Corsiglia)
commission vegetables and fruit, 614 Front
Lercari Louis (L. Lercari & Co.) r. 2006 Mason
Lercari Michael, capitalist, r. 738 Vallejo
Lerch John, cabinetmaker Geo. H. Fuller Desk Co., r.
22291 Mission
Lerch Marj- C, midwife, r. 2229i Mission
Lerco Joseph, fish dealer, r. 1406 Kearny
Lerco Mat«o, laborer, r. 1406 Kearny
Lerda LawTence, clerk Peter Berta, r. 829 Montgomeiy
Lerdo Dominick, cook, r. 619 Broadway
LE RELEVE-MIEXT (semi-monthly) Hipix>lrt€ Carie
proprietor, < 35 Broadway
Lerer Simon, peddler, r. 345 Seventeenth
Lerhinan Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Minna
Lemien Frank, teamster, r. 1141 Stevenson
Lermen Jacob, corporal jwlice, r. 215 Ridley
LER.HEX J. J., atoniev at law, 310 Piiie, rtMims 35-
3S, r. 215 Ridley
Lermen Mae Miss, clerk Post Office Station A., r. 215
Ridley
LermondCorj'don G., marine engineer, r. 505 Guerrero
Lemer Jacob (Cardall & Lemer) r. 37 Man,-
Leroi George V., clerk John J. Valentine," r. 1439 Polk
Lerond Frederick, clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 1605A
Mason
Lerond Theodore, nuisician, r. I6O55 Mason
Leroux Alexandre, restaurant, 509 Bush
Leroux Amedee, i)hannacist French Hospital, r. Ala-
meda
Leroux Gaston A,, clerk Stein, Simon & C<
Leroux James T., laborer, r. 60 Tiffany Av
Leroux Joseph, bartender, r. 60 Tiffany Av
Leroux Thomas, liquors, 1608 Valencia, r. (
Lerov Alfred, waiter Richard T. Kessler, r.
LE KOI" ErGEXE, capitalist, Alfred Borel & Co
agents, 311 Montgomery
LE KOI' CEORVE, capitalist, Alfred Borel & Co.
agents, 311 Montgomerj-
Leroy Libbie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 719 Bush
Leroy Louis, tailor Charles Lyons, r. 719 Bush
Leroy Sidonie Miss, r. W s Shotwell bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Lerris H., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Le Sack Edward C. , master mariner, r. 22 Hartford
Lesch Charles, liquors, 630 Clay
Leschot Arnold L., instrument maker Electrical Sujijily
Co., r. 1805 Mason
Lesel John, waiter, r. 409 Ellis
Leslie Andrew T., car driver, r. 133* Langt*)n
Leslie A. S., steerage steward SS. 'Gaelic, r. 517a Shot-
Alameda
Tiffany Av
Market
Leslie Brothers, (Robert W. and Samuel) w<mk1 and coal,
127 Seventh
Leslie Cecelia Miss, r. 517a Shotwell
Leslie Edwin C, tailor Alms House
Leslie Frederick L., salesman A. L. Brjan Shoe Co.
Leslie George, miner, r. 2006 Mission
Leslie Henrj- E. , butcher, r. 2006 Mission
Leslie Henrj- H., laborer, r. 14 Ridley
Leslie Horace G., emplojTnent manager Young Men's
Christian Association, r. Berkeley
Leslie Isaiah, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 1210 Hamp-
shire
Leslie James, carjjenter, r. 1839 Mission
Leslie John, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg Wk?,
r. 1070 Howard
Leslie John, teamster, r. cor California and Coso Avs
Leslie Mar\- E. Mrs., r. 517a Shotwell
Leslie Robert W. (Leslie Bros.) r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Samuel (Leslie Bros.) r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Sydney, boilerm^ker, r. .59 Tehama
Le.slie Thomas, helper Union Iron W"ks, r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Wilford, cook Sailors' Home
Leslie WUliam, r. 1070 Howard
Leslie William, laborer, r. 907 Folsoni
Leslie William, laborer, r. 1014 Clay
Leson George, capitalist, r. 812 Kearuv
Lespes Jiihn, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and I.
LESPOUNE FRANK. French liaaor
store, native and imported >«ine$ and
llqaors. 36 Fonrtb, r. 34M> Jessie
Less Albert, barber, r. 454^- Minna
Less Emil, lecturer, r. 131 Fourteenth
Less Isidore, barber, r. 12 Cleveland
LESS MORRIS, real estate, 5 Fourth, r. 1505 Brud-
ericV
Lesser Adolph, cigarmaker, r. 1114 Buchanan
Lesser Frederick, waiter, r. 512 Pacific
Lesser Henry, merchandise broker, 651 Clay, r. IT^
Stockton
Lesser Herman (Herman Lesser A: Co.) r. 2130a Sutter
Lesser Herman & Co. (Herman Lesser) mnfrs ladie> .
misses' and children's bix)ts and shoes, 139 First
Lesser J. M. Mrs., r. 1613^ Webster
Lesser Joseph P., r. 51 Oi Hermann
Lesser Lesser J., boots and shoes, 28 Sixth, r. 833
Ellis
Lessman Isaac, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 1422 Powell
Lestelle Rose, lamidress Peter Feutrier, r. 423J Turk
Lester Anme Miss, dressmaker, r. Mount Vernon Av iir
Mission Road
Lester Charles, botits and shoes, 10 Steuart, r. 527
Golden Gate Av
Lester Frank, superintendent Atlas Iron Wks, r. t«2^
Tennessee
Lester George, teamstsr, r. 223 Solano
Lester George H., clerk Adelphia House
Lester Henr\', clerk Charles Lester, r. 527 Golden Gate
Av
Lester .John, painter, r. Mount Veni on Av nr Mission
Road
Lester Lena iliss, r. 527 Golden Gate Av
Lester Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. Moiuit Vernon A\ nr
Mission Road
Lester Xellit- .Mrs., dressmaker, r. 271 Clementina
LESTER XORRIS MEMORIAL FREE Kl.\-
DERGARTEX, Miss Belle Scott principal, 1231
Pacific
Lester Richard T. , painter and paper hanger. -liC) Te-
hama
Lester Sroufe F., clerk, r. 717 Polk
Lester Susan, widow, bakery, 327 Fourth
Lester Warren G., with Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r.
230i Third
^~ Lester. Sse Lister
Lestingue Jacquis, cook, r. 732 Montgomery
Lesz\niskv Abraham sexton Congregation Sherith Israel,
r. 1616 Bush
LeszjTisky Edward, traveling salesman Albert Mueller
i Co.', r. 1 510 Post
Leszynsky Isidore, teacher, r. 1616 Bush
LeszjTisky Ji sephine Miss, teacher Fairmount Primarj-
.School, r. 1516 Post
Lesz^■nsky Leon, attoniev-at-law 426 California, room
r. 1616 Post
Leszj-nsky Mathilda L.. widow , r. 145 Xatoma
Lesz^Tiskv Samuel, salesman David Samuels, r. 1516
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Lcszynsky Samuel L. (S. L. Leszjnsky & Co.) r. 1704
Buchanan
Leszynsky S. L. & Co. (Samuel L. Leszynsky) mnfrs'
agents, 25-27 Sansome
£W Leszynsky. See Lezinsky
Letche William, baker, r. 418 Brannan
Letcher Anna Mrs., r. 3036 California
Letcher Beverly, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 1406 Sac-
ramento
Letcher Blanche, r. 3036 California
Letcher Giles C, bookkeeper Board of Education, r. 3036
California
Letcher Walter N. , loan broker, 112 Montgomery, r. 511
Turk
Leter Elias, r. 507 Lombard
Leter Morris, tailor, r. 39 Everett
Letheiit Land and Water Co., 819 Market, room 4.5
LE TOIJKKEIIX TH0.1I.4S J., physician and sur-
geon, 22 Geary, r. 1918 Sacramento
Letroadec Emile H., porter A. Mackay & Son, r. 133
Clipper
Letroadec Julien L., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
133 Clipper
Letson A. Warren, pressman S. F. News Letter, r. (;17
Third
Letson Thomas, shipjoiner, r. 617 Third
Letson T. J., capitalist, r. Royal House
Letson William E., compositor, r. 617 Third
Lett Walter R., traveling salesman C. F. Young, r. 413
Post
Lettaok Fied. laborer, r. 469i Tehama
Letterin Charles, laborer, r. 223 Harrison
Lettich Antone, boilermaker, r. 535 Eighteenth
Lettich John M., helper William S. Snook & Son, r. 435
Eighteenth
Lettich Peter, boilennaker, r. 826 Nineteenth
Letts Mortimer E. , miner, r. 2935 Howard
Letunich Antonio, restaurant, 403 East
Leu Henning (Leu & Harms) r. 1716 Harrison
Leu Matthias, plumber, r. 1716 Harrison
Leu & Harms (Henning Leu und Peter Harms) cigar
mnfrs, 3626^ Sixteenth
Leuba Ludwig, gardener 1501 Van Ness Av
L'Eucu>er Henry, r. 1828 Nineteenth
Leudan Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 632 Post
Leuenberger Emil, wines, 139 Post, r. Alameda
Leuenberger Julius A., restaurant, 145 Larkin, r. 11
Monroe
Leuenberger Lena Mme., dressmaking, 139 Post, r. Ala-
meda
Leumann M., r. 313J O'Farrell
Leusman Henry, r. 1528 California
Leuteiiegger John, collector Landrj' C. Babin, r. 242
Flood Av
Leutholtz G. N. (G. N. Leutholtz & Co.) r. 21 Ninth
Leutholtz G. N. & Co. (G. N. Leutholtz) upholsterers, 21
Ninth
Leutholtz Hans J., auctioneer Indiana Auction Co., r.
Sonoma
Leutza Antone, fruits and vegetables, 431 Hayes
Leutza Henry, fruits, 209i Second
Levaggi Carlo, laborer, r. 5 Varennes
Levaggi Giovanni B., commission merchant, r. 631^
Green
Levan Lizzie, widow, furnished rooms, 1646 Market
Le Van way Sophie, widow, dressmaker, r. 430 Golden
Gate Av
Leve Joseph F., jirinter Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 421
Stevenson
LEVE MARCUS S.,
nieohanlcal engi-
neer anil drauKlitsiuan, 319 Fine, room
46. r. Frnitvaie
Leveira Martin, teamster Cutter & Co., r. 308 Fifth
Levelle John, liquors, 2822 Missioii
Levelle Marj-, widow, r. 814 Hvde
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Levenberg George, peddler, r. SE cor Church and Mar-
ket
Levenberg Louis, peddler, r. SE cor Church and Market
Levene Louis, traveling salesman, r. 1458 O'Farrell
Levene Manuel, salesman, r. 1458 O'Farrell
Levensaler J. G. & Co. (Joseph G. Levensaler) stevedores,
54 Mission
Levensaler Joseph G. (J. G. Levensaler & Co.) r. 825
Guerrero
Levensaler Raymond L., bookkeeper J. F. Chapman &
Co. , r. 825 Guerrero
Levensaler William M., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co. , r. 825 Guerrero
Levenson Esrail (Levenson & Co.) r. 1019 Laguna
Levenson Meyer D., manager S. F. Street Sweeping and
Garbage Removing Co., 120 Sutter, r. 17)7 Gearj' •
Levenson & Co. (Esrail Levenson) willowware, 210 Sacra-
mento
SS" Levenson. See Lavenson and Levinson
Leventhal Edward, groceries, 1329 Steiner
Leventhal Julius, bookkeeper, r. 924 Sacramento
Leventhal Morris, tailor, W s Steiner nr Ellis
Leventhal Sarah, widow, r. 546 Fourth
Leventritt Marion, capitalist, office 4 Sutter, room l,r.
1732 Pacific
Leven worth Louis, paver, r. 10 Stevenson
Levegue .\melia Miss, seamstress, r. 512 Post
Leveque Gustave, packer, r. 512 Post
Leverenz William F., tinsmith, r. 221 Fourteenth
Leverich Jacob, barber, 1055J Folsom
Leveroni Brothers (Roland and Frank) li<iuors, 1402 Ihi-
pont
Leveroni Frank (Leveroni Brothers) r. 522 Green
Leveroni GiusepiJe, laborer, r. 522 Green
Leveroni Joseph, driver Leopold Klotz, r. 4 Cadell .Mlev
Leveroni Louis, wood and coal 1506 Broadway
Leveroni Louis Jr. , teamster, r. 1506 Broadway
Levei-oni Roland (Leveroni Bros.) r. 522 Green
Leveroni Stefano, bootblack, r. 6 Grand PI
8^" Leveroni. See Lavaroni.
Levers Frederick, wines and liquors, 813 Kearny, r. 'J.ss
Powell
Levet Anna Mrs., widow, boots and sh >es, 638 Maikit,
r. 260 Minna
Levette Ella J. Miss, saleslady, r. 506 Jones
Levey Bernard, coaldealer, r. 922 Battery
Levey Charles C. (Schnorf & Levey) r. 1113 Sutter
Levey Edward L., expressman, r. 1912 Lyon
Levey Emma H. Mrs. , fancy goods, notions, etc, 1011.^,
McAllister
[..evey Frances Miss (Cohn & Levey) r. 1427i Pine
Levey Hattie Miss, stenographer, r. 1223 Golden Gate
Av
Levey Henry J., restaurant 115 Powell, r. 1427.| Pine
Levev Isador C, car ier Post Office, r. 1011 Polk
Levev Lewis C, solicitor Okell, Uoiuiel & Co., r. 1011',
McAllister
Levey Loring J., carpenter, r. 130 ('astro
Levey Philip M., drayman A. Schilling !i Co., r. 1942
Lyon
Levey Rachael Miss, teacher, r. 1223 Golden Gate Av.
Levey Samuel B., salesman Maurice E. Mayer, r. 23.aH
Pine
SS" Levey. See Leavy, Levi and Levy.
Levi Benjamin, bookkeejier Pac. Postal Tel. Cable <"".,
r. 1418 Larkin
Levi Esther, r. 715J Grove
LEVI H. Jt CO. (Herman, Jacob and Jacob Levi .li. )
importers and wholesale grocers and tobacco dealecs,
117-119 Market
Levi Henrv, president Pac. Marine Supply Co., 20t! (V. -
fomia, r. 310 Stockton
Levi Herman (H. Levi & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Levi Isaac, salesman, r. 38 Hoff Av
Levi Jacob (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1363 Post
Levi Jacob Jr. (H. Levi k Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Levi John, tailor, r. 217 Clara
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Levi Leo, butcher, r. 907 Geair
Levi Leon R., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2503 Sutter
Levi Mark, salesman, r. 1611 Broderick
Levi Minnie, widow, r. 1131J Folsom
Lie\'i Nathan, butcher, r. 315 Bartlett
Le«i<S. , traveling salesman Max M. Heineman, r. Hotel
Mtirabeau
Levi Samuel, office and store fixtures, 412 Pine. r. 1410
OFarrell
Levi Sarah, widow, r. 45 Caroline
Levi Sieg:fred, laborer, r. 45 Caroline
Levi Solomon, capitalist, r. <3-22 Green
gS" Levi. See Lea\->-, Levey and Le^y
Levick Ada B., actress, r. 603^ Haight
Levicy Sterling C, clerk Station K, Post OflSce, r. 48
Quinn
l^villain Edmond, clerk Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. Sixth Av South, nr P
Leviii Aaron S., manager Levin Bros., 1324-132t) Market,
r. <»28 Eddy
Levin Abraham, r. 507 Lombard
Levin Abraham (Le\ in Bros.) r. 928 Eddy
Levin Brothers (Abraham and Joseph) pro\-isions, 134
Sixth
Levin Brothers (Isadore, Julius and David) groceries,
liquors and cigars, 1324-1326 Market
Levin David (Levin Bros.) r. Oakland
Levin David, tailor Flynn and Sheehan, r. 1421 Ellis
Levin Emanuel, r. 16?7 Polk
Levin Fredricka, nidow, r. 928 Eddy
Levin Harry, tailor, 190 Jessie
Levin Helnmth, tailor, r. 707 McAllister
Levin Henry, r. 414 Fell
Lexin Hugo, clerk, r. 707 McAllister
Levin Isadore (Levin Bros.) r. 1518 Webster
Leiin J. & Co. (Jacob Levin) general merchandise, 31
Taylor
Levin Jacob (J. Levin & Co.) r. SOS McAllister
Levin James W., teamster, r. 20 Stanford
Levin Joseph (Levin Bros.) r. 928 Eddy
Levin Joseph, second-hand clothing, 11-23J Market
Levin Julius (Levin Bros.) r. 1805 Laguna
Le\9» Kalman, varieties, 941 Folsom
Levin Leonhardt F. (Kahn & Levin) r. S8 Montgomen
Block
LeWn Louis, real estate, r. 508 Hyde
Levin Louis C, hatter Lesser Abrahams, r. 941 Folsom
Levin Marj- Mrs., drj- goods, 1637 Polk
Levin Maurice E., bookkeeper Levin Bros., r. 928 Eddy
Levin Max (Goldstein & Levin) r. 950 Folsom
Levin Max, mnfrs" agent, 216 Bush, rooms 69-70, r. The
Baldwin
Levin Minnie Mrs., widow, r. 707 McAllister
Levin Moses, butcher, r. 7 Madison Av
Levin Risel Miss, r. 928 Eddy
Levin Solomon, r. 1233 O'Farrell
Levin Susman, salesman Bernard Mirskv, r. 1124.i F..1-
g^^ff" Levin. See Lavin
Irvine Aaron (F. Mansell & Co.) r. Qh Cleveland
Levine David, tailor, r. 1421 Ellis
Levine Frank, cooper, r. 404 Third
Levine Henry, r. 6^ Cleveland
Levine Jacob, r. 6k Cleveland
Levine Louis, r. 6J Cl> veland
Levine Max, cellarman S. Lachman Co., r. CJ Cleve-
land
Levine Simon, agent, r. 2308 Jackson
Levin^T* Le Roy L.. reporter Examiner, r. 807 Golden
Gate Av
Levingston Abraham L., salesman The Maze, r. 1516
O'Farrell
Levingston Belle Miss, teacher Business Evening School.
r. 1301 Octavia
Levingston Benjamin, citv salesman Jules Lew & Bros.,
r. 1516 OFarrell
Levingston Emanuel, r. 624 O'Farrell
Levingston Esther Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary
School, r. 1301 Octavia
Levingston Harrv, salesman Newmann & Levinson, r.
624 O'Farrell
Levingston Isaac, upholsterer, r. 1516 O'Farrell
Levingston Isador, clerk, r. 624 O'Farrell
Levingston Jacob, bookkeeper Rothschild & Wise, r. 1516
O'Farrell
LEVI.\«!iTO\ LAFAYETTE, manager Raveley
Pr nting Co., 518 Clay, r. 624 O'Farrell
Levinsrston Les Mrs., widow, r. 1526 O'Farrell
LEVINGSTON MARC, ..,..„...„.
Kearny, boars Vi 10 'i and :::*0 to 8 P. M.,
Telephone .Main 5.533, r. 1301 Octavia
Levingston Moritz, bartender, r. 906 McAllister
Levingston Morris A., liquors, 643 McAllister, r. 906
McAllister
SS" Levingston. See Livingston
Le Vins Emma T. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1103 Van Ness
Av
Levins Hazel, widow, r. 121 Turk
Levins William, electrician Mc^\'hirter Electric Co. , r.
15 Hickorv Av
Levinsky Louis (Fabian & Co.) r. 922 O'Farrell
Levinsky Mark, coal dealer, 6 Sutter, r. 1823 Sutter
Levinson Hans O., master stmrNo.vo, r. 129 Fair Oaks
Levinson Fannie, widow, r. 1008 Fillmore
Levinson Henrv, clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 23
Webster
Levinson William A. , cashier Buckingham & Hecht, r.
210 Eddy
Sff" Levinson. See Levison and Leviston
Levis Adolph, secretary S. Sweet Co., 212 Sansome,
room 30, r. Visalia, Cal.
Levis Leon, vice-president S. Sweet Co., 212 Sansome,
room 30, r. Visalia, Cal.
Levis Thomas, clerk, r. 417 Valley
Levison Alexander (Goodman-Levison Co.) r. 1116 Bu-
chanan
LEVI^OX BROTHERS (Herman Levison, John T.
Bonestell, Gustav Marcus and William P. Morgan)
California Jewelry Co. and manufactiu-ers and im-
porters watches, jewehy, diamonds, etc., 134 Sutter
Levison Charles 6., physician, office 731 Sutter, r. 2409
Washington
Levison Evelvn Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar School,
r. 1S18 Post
Levison Henrietta, widow, r. 4371 Clementina
Levison Henry A. , boatbuilder, 410 Fourth
Levison Herman (Levison Bros.) r. Hamburg, Germany
Levison Isaac M., plumber. 709 McAllister
Levison Isaac M. Mrs., sewing machines, attachments,
etc., 709 McAllister
LEVISOX JACOB, secretarv and superintendent
B'nai B'rith Hall Association, 121 Eddv, r. ISlS
Post
LEVISOX J. B., marine secretary Firemans Fund
Insurance Co., 401-405 California, r. 2409 Washing-
ton
Levison Leon C, furniture, 867 Folsom
Levison Louis, clerk Albert Mueller & Co., r. 4375 Clem-
entina
Levison Louis O., salesman Levison Bros., r. Palace
Hotel
Levison Mark, city agent London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co.. r. 2409 Washington
Levison M. D., managers. F. Street Sweeping and Garb-
age Removing Assn, 120 Sutter, r. 1717 Geary
Levison Rubv Miss, stenographer Washburn & Moeii
MufgCo., r. ISIS Post
Levison Solomon, glovecutter Pac. Glove Wks, r. 1127
Twentieth
Levison William, bookkeeper, r. 210 Eddv
LEVISTON «EOR«E (William and George Leviston)
r. 1351 Post
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LEVI^iTO.N' WILLIAM (William and Gcor^^e Levistoii)
r. 1351 Post
LKVISTOX WILLIAiH ANI» liEORCiE, atturneys
at law, 538 California, rooms 24-26
Levit Herman, clerk Samuel Levit, r. 1601 Devisadero
Levit Morris, clerk Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 1601
Devisadero
J.evit Samuel, wood and coal, 1216 Turk, r. 1601 Devisa-
dero
LKVirSKV DAVID, real estate and insurance, 304
Montgomery, r. 7094 Hayes
Levkowics Marcus, dentist, 1170 Market, rooms 23 25, v.
San Mateo, Cal.
Levy A , peddler, r. 16 Juniper
Levy A. & Co. (Adolph and Jacob Levy) produce com-
mission, 401-407 Davis and 200 Washing-ton
Levy A. A., watchmaker, 9 Ninth, r. 1216 Buchanan
Levy Aaron, clothing and shoes, 81S Montgomery
Lew Aaron N., groceries and liquors, 241 Webster, r.
"237 Webster
Levy Abe, clerk, r. 414i Tehama
Lew Abraham, barber, r. 7254 Bush
Levy Abraham, barber, 2003 Fillmore, r. 2321 Pine
Levy Abraham, bookkeeper M. Levy & Bro., r. 161!)
Leavenworth
Levy Abraham, cloakniaker, r. 109 Turk
Levy Abraham, real estate, r. 1700 Geary
Levy Abraham, speculator, r. 1838 Sutter
Levy Abraham, tailor, r. 1066 Howard
Levy Abraham D., traveling salesman Jules Luv\ vV
"Bros., r. 409 Ellis
Levy Abraham H., clerk Isaac H. Levy, r. 610 Polk
Levy Abraham S., harness uinfr, 540 Fourth, r. 8584 Fol-
som
Levy Achille, merchant (Hueneme, Cal.) office 304 Davis
Levv Addie Miss, school teacher, r. 1411 Golden Gate
Av
Levy Adolph (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1718 O'Farrell
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 1309 Buchanan, r. 1446
O'Farrell
Le\T Albert, clerk, r. 705 McAllister
Levy Albert, colUector David Levitzky, r. 176 Minna
Levy Albert, exjjressman, r. 512 Birch Av
Levy Alexander, r. 2839 Jackson
Levy Alexander, salesman Mendelson Bros., r. 4111
Hayes
Levy Alexander J., salesman J. De La Montiinya. r. .\la-
meda
Levy Alfred L, bookkeeper Coblintz, Pike & Co., r. 1408
McAllister
Levy Alfred W. S., clerk, Bloom & Houser, r. 705 McAll-
ister
Levy Andree Mme., milliner, r. 591 Ellis
Ixvy Andrew, painter, r. 214 Golden Gate A\
Levy Anna, widow-, r. 1408 McAllister
Levy Archibald (Levy & Swift) r. 1305.J Golden Gate Ax-
Levy Arthur, clerk, r. 1726 Eddy
Levy Arthur Mrs., bakery and delicacies, 1726 EJdj-
LevyAsherN., collector First Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety, r. 1041 Howard
Levy August, jeweler, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Levy August, salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 41li Ha\-es
Levv Benjamin, bookkeeper Pacific Postal Telejjraph
"Cable Co., r. 1418 Larkin
Levy Benjamin, clerk, r. 828 McAllister
Levy Benjamin, clerk P. Beamish, r. 39 Clara
Levy Benjamin, driver Hennann Waldeck, r. 58 ("lax
Levy Benjamin, fur dealer, 229 Keaniy, room 7
Levv Benjamin, traveling salesman Greenbauni, Weil A:
"Michaels, r. 1340 Bush
Levy Benjamin C, (Levy & Stein) r. 310 Leavenworth
Levy Benjamin H., capitalist, r. 920 O'Farrell
Le\y Bernard, bookkeejier, r. 233a Twelfth
Levy Bernard, capitalist, r. 4204 Ha.ves
Le\v Bernard, glovecutter Pacific Glove Wks, r. 201 Oak
l.ivv Beniard, salesman S J. Friedlander & Co. , r. 1315b
Kllis
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
Jl^at d9Sijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GBICflGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Levy ..eitha, widow, r. 427 Sutter
Le\ y lierlha, widow, hair dresser, r. 1814 Post
Levy Carrie, widow, r. 1123 Post
Lev\- Carrie Miss, stenographer Robert L. Toplitz & Co.,
"r. UI35 Post
Levy ('. B., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 828 McAl-
"li^ ter
Levy Cecelia, widow, r. 11004 Stevenson
Levy Cecelia A. Miss, r. 16194 Post
Levy Charles, r. 456 Twentieth
Levj' Charles, auctioneer, 1135 Market, r. 1838 Sutter
Levy Charles, blocker G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 447 Te-
hama
Levy Charles, iron and metal dealer, r. 413 Octavia
Levy Charles, porter J. Zewtner & Co., r. Russ House
Levy Charles, salesman, r. 1624 Geary
Levv Charles S. , wine merchant, 20 Stockton, r. 628
"Sutter
Levy Clara, widow, r. 1429 O'Farrell
Levy Clara M. , widow, r. 2204 California
Lev"v Daniel, president French Library, Supreme Court
"Bid',', 305 Larkin, r. 1917 Franklin
LEVY DAVE A., importer Red Seal Brand shirts, col-
lars and cuffs, 8 Sutter, r. 1524 O'Farrell
Levy Daxid, clerk Merchants' Publishing Co., r. 147 Tay-
lor
Levy David, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbauni, r.
"618 Hayes
Levy Da\1d, merchant, r. 1806 Scott
Levy David, porter M. E. Frank, r. 107 Polk
Levy David, portrait artist, r. 112 Olive Av
Lew David, traveling salesman, r. 504 Oak
Levy David L. , attorney at law, r. 1418 Ellis
Levy David S., adjuster, r. 1935 California
LEVV EDU'AKD (Levy & Co.) r. 1111 Scott
Le\-y Edward, salesman Rosenthal Bro.J. & Co., r. 2315
Webster
Levv Edward J., r. 1420 Bush
Levy Edward P., books and stationer>-, 331 Bush, r. 1935
"California
Levy Ellas, clerk Joseph Levy, r. 1042 Golden Gate Av
Levy Elias, salesman, r. 34 Meacham PI
Levy Ellen, widow, r. 812 Turk
Levy- Ellis H., hamessmaker, r. 463 Jessie
Lev'\- Emanuel, bookkeeper Congregation EmanuEl, r.
"1411 Golden Gate Av
Lev^ Emanuel A. , clerk Phillip Livingston, r. 2529 Pine
Lew Emanuel H. , clothing cutter, r. 2304 Sutter
Levy Emile, salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r. The Rich-
elieu
Levv Estelle Miss, compositor, r. 815 Laguna
Lev"y Eugene M., clerk William Cline, r. 1167 Mission
LEVV EL<]iEXE>T., attorney at law and notary pub-
lic, 7-8 MULm Bldg, 5th floor. Telephone Main 5747, r.
1418 Ellis
Levy Eva, widow, r. 1128 Eddy
Levy Eva Miss, compositor, r. 815 Laguna
Lev"v F. & S. N. (Felix and Samuel L.) merchant tailors,
"209 Sutter
Levx Felix (F. & S. N. Levy) r. 828 McAllister
Levy Felix F., painter, r. 233a Twelfth
Levy Ferdinand C, aucti.pneer, r. 1838 Sutter
Le\y Fernand, bookkeeper J. Kahn & Co., r. 1315 Gol-
den Gate Av
Lev\ Flora Miss, milliner, r. 233a Twelfth
Levy Frederick H. (M. Schassler & Co.) r. 2206 Devisa-
dero
Levy George, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1330 Stockton
Levv G. N. Mrs., widow, r. liiO Post
Levy Goldie Miss, r. 1404 Post
Levv Oustixve, clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r. 3 Keyes
'Allev
Lc\y Gustixe, with Singer Mnf',' Co., r. 1429 O'Farrell
Levy Hannah, widow, r. 6304 Natoma
Levy Hunnah, dressmaker, r. 707 Green
Lev\- Hannah Miss, hair dresser, 75 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
' 233a Twelfth
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LEV
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Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Levy Harris, second-hand clothing, 968 Folsom
Levy Harrs , clerk, r. 39 Clara
Levy Harrj- M., manager Cowen iV Cowen, r. 1104 Eddy
Levy Helen, domestic 2409 Jackson
Levy Henry (Rosenberg & Levy) r. 3:«) Gear\
Levy Henrj', bookkeeper, r. Royal Himse
Levy Henry, boots and shoes," 869 Market, r. 313 Te-
hama
Levy Henrj', capitahst, r. 70.t McAllister
Levy Henrj-, clerk Golden West Hotel, r. 537 ilirina
Levy Henrj', clothing cutter, r. 2304 Sutter
Levy Henn-, peddler, r. 39 Claia
Levy Henry V., clerk, r. 1206 Turk
Levy Heruert, manasrer Isaac Levy, r.«1102 \'an Ness Av
Levy Herman, capitalist, 214 Pine, rooms 3-5, r.922 Kddy
Le\T Herman, teamster Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2321
Pine
Levy Henuan M., capitalist, 24 Xevada Block, r. 1302
Post
Le\-y Hennan M., clerk Marcus J. Waldheimer, r. 1501
Scott
Levy Herman, bookkeeper William Gans, r. 123 Eddy
Levy Herman, merchant tailor, 1738 Market, r. 737
Minna
Le\y Herman L., insurance agent, 501 Montgomery, r.
1726 Sutter
LevyH. R. (M. Levy A: Bro.) r. San Bernardino, Cal.
Le\-j' H\-man, junk, r. 39 Clara
Levy Hyman, mail 'lerk Post, r. 707 Green
Levy Ignatius, clerk Morris Lew, r. 1814 Post
Levy Isaac, r. 639 Sutter
Levy Isaac, r. 16191 Post
Lew Isaac S. (J. Schweitz-r & Co.) and wool puller and
tannerj-, S s "rwentv-ninth Av South bet Railroad
Av and K,r. 1102 Van Ness Av
Levy Isaac, capitalist, r. 326 Eddy
Levy Isaac, cigarmaker, r. 420^ Haves
Levy Isaac, clerk Wolf Fleisher, r."ll2 Olive A\
Levy Isaac, cooper, r. S15 Laguna
Lew Isaac, peddler, r. 707 Green
Levy Is;, I , jirinter, r. 1613 Devisatlen)
Levy I-i! I , salesman Neustadter Bros., r. s22 Turk
Levy Isa 1. , shipping clerk, r. 112 Ohve Av
Levy Isaac D., loan office, 647 Washington, r. 2026 Tav-
lor
Levy Isaac H. , sui>erinteiident Pacific Oriihan Asylum
and Home for Aged, S s Silver Av nr Mission Road
Levy Isaac K., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohnian,
r. 233d Twelfth
Levy Isabelle Miss, r. 831 Sutter
Levy Isador, peddler, r. 1438i Ellis
Le^-jlsador, watchmaker and jeweler. 208 M>piitgonierv
Av
Le^-y Isidor, tailor, 205 Second
LewIsidorN. (Goldman, LevyA: Co.i r. 828 McAllister
Le\T Isidore W., bookkeeper Coblentz, Pike k Co., r.
1408 McAllister
Levy I. W. (Ltdagiious & Levv) r. 44 Geary
Le\-j- Jacob (A. Levy & Co.) r. "l214i Pierce
Levy Jacob (Jacob Levy & Co.) r. 7'22 Golden Gate .-Vv
Levy Jacob, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 707 Green
Levy Jacob, bartender, r. 810 Larkin
Levy .Jacob, gent's furnishing goods, 114 Third, r. 93!i
Folsom
Le\-y Jacob, laborer, r. 1529 Post
Levy Jacob, merchant, r. 1821 Sutter
Levy Jacob, salesman Butler, Schutze Co. , r. 1208 Turk
Levj- Jacob, salesman Chas. Guillet, r. 1611 Devisadero
Lev-j- Jacob, tailor, r. 284 Stevenson
Le^-y Jacob, tailor, 413 Hayes
Levy Jacob & Co. (Jac. <h Levy) brokers, 420 Mont-^rom-
erj-, room 3
Levj- Jacob C, buver Will A: Finck Co., r. 916 Van Ness
Av
Levy Jacob W., chiropodist, r. 1022 Golden Gate A\
Levy J. C, accountant Cal. Notion and Tov Co., r. 825
Turk
Levy J. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 916 \'ati Ness Av
Levy Jesse M. (Joseph Melczer & Co.) r. 2912 Jackson
Levy Johanna, widow, r. 2211 Sutter
Lew John Mrs., widow, r. 1404 Post
Levy John J., r. 2609 Fillmore
Levy Joseph (Hahn, Levy & Co.) r. 1714 Geary
Levy Joseph, barber, 147il Seventh, r. 205 Second
Lew Joseph, butcher, r. 330 Gear>-
Levy Joseph, clerk H. .Alexander & Co., r. 1334 Bu-
chanan
Levy Joseph, cutter The Wardrobe Renovatory, r. 2i
Garden
Levy Joseph, bags, 46 Clay, r. 1042 Golden Gate Av
Lew Joseph B., stationer}', 1 Gough, r. 12| Webster
Levy Joseph H., clearing house clerk Grangers Bank "i
California, r. 2315 Webster
Levy Joseph H., manager Wui. Rosenthal, r. 610 Polk
Levy Joseph J., theatrical manager, r. 2609 Fillmore
Lew Joseph M., barter, 1401 Buchanan, r. 6231 Lucust
Av
Levj Joseph M., clerk Neustadter Bros, r. Oakland
Le\'j' Jules (Jules Lew & Bros. ) r. Paris
Levy Jules, laborer, r. 11.55 Folsom
Lew Jules, salesman Lenile & Co., r. .5'2b South Park
LEVV JULES A BROTHERS (Jules and Max) im-
porters embroideries and laces, 5-7 Sansome, Tele-
j)hone Main 5769
Lew Juliet, widow, r. 1232 Sutter
Levv Julius, furnishing goods, 617 Keaniy, r. 1901 Stock-
ton
Lew Julius, merchant, r. 130oi Golden Gate Av
Levj- Julius S., traveling salesman L. & G. Brenner
Levj- Kossuth C, jeweler, r. 222 Golden Gate Av
Levy L. Mrs., widow, r. 1405 Gough
LEVV L. A., proprietor Hotel Richelieu, lOl'i-lOli;
\"au Ness Av
Le\'v Liimbert, traveling salesman Robert L. Tojilitz >V
Co., r. -2931 Clay
Levj Lazare, butcher, 1220 Polk, r. 1419 Bush
Levy Lazarus, salesman Dallemand & Co., r. The Mont-
rose
Levj- Leo, butcher, r. 907 Gearj-
Levy Leon, barber, r. 1000 Montgomery
Levy Leon, salesman David Samuels, r. 1517 Webster
Levy Leopold, ujiholsterer, r. 1022 Golden Gate Av
Levv Leopold H., clerk Herman Coleman, r. 1330 Stock
ton
Levj' Louis (Kahn & Levj» r. 2643 Bryant Av
Levv Louis, clerk, r. 19©i Stockton
Levj- Louis, clerk Delmas ^S: Shortridge, r. 836i Hai -
rison
LeN-j- Louis, clerk Newman iSi Levinson, r. '2321 Pine
Levv Louis, clothing, NE cor Batterv and Jackson, r. 697
"McAllister
Levy Louis, seaman, r. 6 Union
Levj- Louis, tailor, 33 Eddy, r. 1035 P<«t
Levy Louis B., guide Chinatown, 53;J Pine, r. 1116^ Lar-
kin
Lew Louis R., ca,shier H. Levi & Co., r. 618 Golden Gate
Av
Levv Lucien, clerk John T. Clark, r. 617b Fulton
Levy M. & Brother (Michael and H. R.) clothing and fur-
nishing go(Tds, 828 Kearny
Levy M. & Brother (Stockton, Cal. ) office 25-27 Sansome
Levy Marcus, manager California Neckwear Co., and
secretarv Congregation Beth Israel (Geary Street
Temple)" office 224-226 Bush, r. 2331 Bush
Lew Marcus, tailor, 2 Jackson, r. 721 O'Farrell
Levj- Marcus, tailor, 17 s Rausch
l.e\-\ Marcus, traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1111 Scott
LEVV .M.4RC1>« B., real est;ite agent, 432 California
(established 1856) r. 1167 Mission
Lew Marcus H., cut er Busse & Willard, r. 2003 Pine
Levv Marcus L., asst clerk C. and C. Hospital, r. 1203
Market
Lew Mark (Einstein & Levy) r. 804 Ellis
SAN FRANCISCO PAVINC^CO^
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL inras OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 WONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY GO.V.tl^!r^!:.?:i^-
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Lev-j' Mark, commission merchant, r. 1007J McAllister
Levy Mark, horse radish, 7 Bay City Market, r. 618
Hayes
Levy Mark, tailor, r. 1121 Powell
Levy Mark W., manager Pioneer Tourist Ajj-ency, r. 2194
Levy Marks (Lower Lake) merchant, office 25 Battery
Levy Marks, tailor, 1005 Post, r. 1302 Webster
Levy Marks D., secretary Samuel Bros. & Co., 132-134
First, r. 1621 Geary '
Levy Marx, miller, r. 804 Ellis
Levy Marx, printer, r. 233a Twelfth
Levy Matilda A. Miss, school teacher, r. 1420 Bush
Levy Maurice, merchant, r. 1230 Post
Levy Maurice H., bookkeeijer Jacob Brandt & Co. , r.
1216 Buchanan
<L3vy Max (Jules Levy & Bros.) 2224 Clay
Levy Max, barber, 774 Howard, r. 524 Uolden Gate Av
Levy Max, crockery, 1081 Howard
Levy Max, expert accountant, r. 1206 Turk
Levy Max, mnfs agent, 126 Kearny, room 35
Levy Max, photographer, r. 1408 Geary
Levy Max, stock clerk Friedlander & Mitau, r. 233a
' Twelfth
Levj- Max H., bookkeejier J. Schussler & Co., r. 205 Sec-
ond
Levy Mayer, butcher, r. 439 Ivy Av
Levj Mayer S. , rabbi Congregation Beth Israel, r. 1.501
Scott
Levy Melville S. , manager Samuel Levy and secretary
Fruto Land and Improvement Co., 212 Sansome,
rooms 27-28, r. 1296 Van Ness Av
Levy Meyer H., asst secretary Eureka Benevolent Asso-
"ciation, 105 Stockton
Levy Michael (M. Levy & Bro.) r. 1619 Leavenworth
Levy Michael S., tailor, 176 Minna
Lew Mildred A., elocutionist, r. 1315b Ellis
Levy Milton W., Hquors, 210 Kearny, r. 1404 Post
Levy Minna, widow, r. 1838 Sutter
Levy M. L. & Co. (Moses L. Levy and Henry M. Abranis)
wholesele jewelers, 112 Kearny
Levy Morris (Levy & Co.) r. 1814 Post
Levy Morris, insurance agent, r. 1133 Ellis
L3vy Morris, second-hand clothing, 248 Third
Levy Morris, tailor, 836S Harrison
Levy Mo'ris A., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 1035 Post
Lew Morris R. (M. Levy & Bro ) r. 1230 Post
Levj' Mortie (Levy & Parker) r. 128 Pacific
Levy Moses (Levy & Sinay) r. 725 Webster
Levy Moses, bartender, r. 12 Albion Av
Levy Moses, butcher, r. 514^ Hayes
Levy Moses, cigarmaker Paul Apel, r. 420| Hayes
Levy Moses, cigarmaker, r. 1223J Stevenson
Levy Moses L. (M. L. Levy & Co.) r. 1405 Gough
Lew Nathan (Lemle & Co.) r. 52b South Park
Levy Nathan, salesman Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 439
Ivy Av
Levy Nettie Mrs., r. 109 Leavenworth
Levy Nettie M. Miss, teacher Stanford Primary School,
"r. 1167 Mission
Levy Oscars., stoves and tinware, 20.5-207 Market, r.
2197 Devisadero
Levv Otto L., clerk Stiner, Straus & HjTiia
"Sutter
Levy Patrick J., laborer, r. 1521 Taylor
Levy Pauline, widow, r. 786 Folsom
Levy Percy L. (Peterson & Levy) r. 1404 Post
Levy Philip, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co. , r.
Levy R., r. 29 Grant Av
Levy Ralph, porter, r. 635 Eddy
Lew Ralph L., salesman Davis Bros., r. 621 Bush
Levv Raphael R., capitalist, r. 1318 Sutter
Levy Rebecca, widow, r. 112 Olive Av
Lew Re,'ina Miss, r. 1619^ Post
Levy Reuben, shoecutter Siebe Glanville Co., r. 618
Hayes
1726
128 P
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. G WYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STATES BREWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Levy Richard, merchant, r. 705 McAllister
Levy Robert S., bookkeeper Oscar S. Levy, r. 2197 Devi-
sadero
Levv Rose, widow, r. 2931 Clay
LEVY S. A €0. (Solomon Levy and Bernard Beer )
produce commission, 218-220 Washington, Teleiihone
Main 1016
Levy Sadie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1022 Golden Gate Av
Levy Samuel, machinist, r. 1305 Ellis
Levy Samuel, manager Albert Worth, r. 15^ Grand Av
Levy Sanuiel, portrait artist, 812 Geary, r. 1626 Pacific
Av
Levy Samuel, salesman, r. 771 Howard
Levy Samuel, stenographer, r. 420i Hayes
Levy Samuel, tailor, r. 208i Seventh
Levy Samuel G., barber, r. 1446 O'Farrell
Levy Samuel H., shipping clerk H. Liebes & Co., r. 1213
Golden Gate Av
Levv Sanmel J., connnercial traveler, r. 154 Thirteenth
Levj- Samuel N. (F. & S. N. Levy) r. 828 McAllister
Levv Sanuiel S., salesnan Morris Levy, r. 1814 Post
LEVY SAMUEL W., o»
merchant and lusuranoe broker, 313 San-
Kouie, Telephone Main 143, r. 1396 Van
.^eiis Av, Telephone Ea^t 63
Levy Sarah, widow, r. 1213 Golden Gate Av
Levj- Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 630i.Natoina
Levy Setta, widow, r. 1721 Pacific Av
Levy Seymour H., butcher, 2026 Fillmore, r. 2212J Fill-
more
Lev.v Siegfried, clerk Louis H. Scharer, r. 110 Hyde
Levy Sigmund, r. 1825 O'Farrell
Le\y S'gnuuid, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 45 Caro
line
Levy Simon (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 1917 Franklin
LEVV SOL. J., notary public and secretary Alta
Building and Loan Association, Eureka Building and
Loan Association and Golden West Building and
Loan Association, 304 Montgomery, r. 1705 Buchanan
Levy Solomon (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1624 Geary
Levy Solomon, carpenter, r. 626 California
Levy Solomon, commercial traveler, r. 1334 Buchanan
Levy Solomon J. (B. J. Silvershield & Co.)r. St. Nicholas
Hotel
Levy Sylvian S., salesman, r. 1817 Devisadero
Le y Tillie, widow, second-hand goods, 128 Pacific
Le\y Victoria Miss, saleslady Kohlberg', Strauss & Froh-
nian, r. 439 Ivy Av
LEVV WALTER H., attorney at law, 75-77 Nevada
Block, r. 1816 Pacific Av
Levy William, hor^c trader, r. 620i Laguna
Levy William, jeweler, r. 214 O'Farrell
Levy William, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1700 Geary
Levy William D. , bartender, r. 214 O'Farrell
Levy William H., auctioneer, r. 46 Grove
Levy William P., manager Charles Gaynor, r. 15.i Grand
'Av
Levy William P., machinist, r. 2411 J Folsom
LtVY & uU. (EdManI Levy) wholesale
and retail liquor dealers, 319 Grant .Iv
Levy & Co. (Morris Levy) liciuors, 795 Mission
Levy & Parker (Mortie Levy and Luke J. Parker) iiluni-
"bers, 1605 Polk
Levy & Sinay (Moses Levy and Simon Sinay) cigars and
"tobacco, 20 Stockton "
Levy & Stein (Benjamin C. Levy and Charles N. Stein)
barbers, 36 Eddy
LEVV «& SWIFT (Archibald Levy and Edward A.
Swift) amusement agency, 121 O'Farrell
86^ Levy. See Leavy, Levey and Levi
Lewald Albert, cigar dealer, office 120 Califorina, r. 511
Grove
Lewald Celia, widow, r. 1220 Laguna
Lewald Eugene, salesman Louis Wertheimer & Co., r.
1220 Lacuna
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Importer of a few Selected Vintages
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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Lewald Henry, packer Newman & Levinson, r. 511
Grove
Lewald Louis, expressman, r. 511 Grove
Lewald Sanford, clerk, r. 1220 Laguna
Lewald William J., clerk, r. 511 Grove
Lewandowski Celia E., widow, dressmaker, r. 1525
Broadway
LEn'ARS LINCOLN H., manager California Ink Co.,
415 Sacramento, r. 822 Geary
Leweke Christina, widow, r. 127 Fell
Lewell^n Robert, liquors, 52 Clay, r. 810 Potrero Av
fi^" Lewellyn. See Llewelleyn "
Lewels Aug-ust A., clerk Schwartz Bros., r. 513 Leaven-
worth
Lewels Joseph, student, r. 513 Leavenworth
Lewenthal Addie, saleslady, r. 226 Sixth
Lewenthal Herman, clerk, r. 226 Sixth
Lewenthal Jacob W., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 226
Sixth
Lewenthal Wolf, r. 226 Sixth
8^" Lewenthal. See Loewenthal and Lowenthal
Lewin Adolph, r. 1228 Ellis
Lewin Gabriel, rancher, r. 304 Hale
Lewin Harry, clerk Gordan the Tailor, r. 707 McAllister
Lewin Hugo E., salesman Green berg & Greenberg, r. 707
McAllister
Lewin J. , r. 2227 Pacific Av
Lew.n Jonas, r. 1610J^ California
Lewin Robert, blacksmith, 18 Ha.\es, r. 84 Belcher
Lewin Robert A., clerk, r. 84 Belcher
Lewington Guy, clerk Edward Lichtenberg, r. San Rafael
Lewins Joseph P. F., blacksmith, r. 467 Twentieth
Lewis A. Co. The, general merchandise (Watsonville,
Cal. ) office 319 Pine, room 3
Lewis Aaron (Johnson & Lewis) r. 234 O'Farrell
Lewis Aaron, salesman Abraham Lewis, r. 428 Bryant
Lewis Abraham, frames and mirrors, 1204-1208 Stockton,
r. 2917 Clay
Lewis Abraham N., merchant tailor, 211 Sixth, r. 864.J
Howard
Lewis Adolph E. , tailor, 203 Leavenworth, r. 1 Leonard
PI
Lewis Albert A., driver, r. 11 Rondell PI
LEWIH ALBERT .1., president Shreve & Co., Mar-
ket and Post, r. Hotel Richelieu
Lewis Albert P., oystemian, r. 23 Anthony
Lewis Almond S., chief officer stmr Saturii
Lewis, Anderson & Co., Willi mi Lewis president, Andrew
Anderson vice-prtsident, George Boole secretary,
ship chandlery, mnfrs tents, etc., 225 East
Lewis Anna, widow, r. 3 Montgomery PI
Lewis Annie, widow, r. 25S4 Folsom '
Lewis Aniold M., marine engineer, r. 2106 Leavenworth
Lewis Arnold M. Jr., driver, r. 2106 Leavenworth
Lewis Arthur, barber, 1103 Howard
Lewis Arthur C, clerk O'Connell & Lewis, r. 2608 Sacra-
mento
Lewis Arthur M., illustrator and designer, 420 Montgom-
ery, room 33, r. Oakland
Lewis Azro N., executor estate oi Mrs. Charles Lux, r.
3330 Washington
Lewis Barnett L., travelina: salesman, r. 116 Page
Lewis Benjamin E., manager Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Lewis Benjamin M., master schr Novelty, office 48 Mur-
ket, r. 726 Twenty-second
Lewis Bernard, hidesand tallow, r. 1415 Polk
Lewis Bessie Miss, dressmaking, 805i Howard
Lewis Brother, teacher Sacred Heart College
Lewis Caesar, washer La Grande Laundry
Lewis Caliska M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 132 McAllister
Lewis Cerito Mrs., r. 109 Leavenworth
Lewis Charles, salesman Strauss & Strauss, r. 3 Mont-
gomery P
Lewis -'haries seaman, r. 476 Jessie
Lewis Charles A., clerk, r. Alms House
Lewis Charles D., elevator inspector A. J. McNicoU &
Co., r. 944 V'a
Lewis Charles E., clerk, r. 118 Ckra
Lewis Charles F., bookkeeper Davidson & Leigh, r. 223
Guerrero
Lewis Charles H.. laborer, r. 727i Minnesota
Lewis Charles H., mechanic, r. 625 McAllister
Lewis Charles W., coalpasser stmr Columbia
Lewis Cicero H. (Allen & Lewis) r. Portland, Or.
Lewis Daniel, clerk Mrs. Rachel Raphael, r. Oakland
Lewis David (Vandenburg & Lewis) r. 1321 Twenty-
third
Lewis David, seaman, r. 810 Kentucky
Lewis David G., foreman George Spaulding & Co., r.l014
Lark in
Lewis Divid G., janitor, r. SE cor Market and Tenth
Lewis David J., clerk Selbv Smelting and Lead Co.,
109* Fair Oaks
Lewis David J., comjositor Call, r. Oakland
Lewis Dora, widow, r. 812 Octavia
Lewis Dora Miss, stenographer The George F. Eberhard
Co. , r. 219 Leavenworth
Lewis E. & Co. (Edward J. Lewis) glove mnfrs, 1731 Mar-
ket
Lewis Edgar L., merchant, r. 1624 Vallejo
Lewis Edward, wire worker, r. 28 Cherubusco
LEn'I^ EDWARD «JVWN, manufacturers' agent,
120 Sutter, room 66
Lewis Edward H., asst treasurer The Orpheuni, r. 1305
Larkin
Lewis Edward J. (E. Lewis & Co.) r. 1735 Market
Lewis Edwin, gripman Sutter St. KR., r. 2914 Bush
Lewis Edwin, insurance, 235 Kearny, r. Sausalito
Lewis Edwin L. , contracting freight agent Burlington
Route, r. 310 Broderick
Lewis Edwin S., sailinaker, r. 10 Lapidge
Le%vis E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 928 Pine
Lewis Eleanor T., teacher music, r. 1506J Jones
Lewis Elizabeth, widow, r. 1190 Haight
Lewis Emanuel, r. 1309 Octavia
Lewis Emanuel, bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Emelie, widow, r. 352 Grove
Lewis Emma Miss, r. Palace Hotel
Lewis Emma Mrs., r. 1815 Scott
Lewis Emma A., physician, office and r.2ll5 Webster
Lewis Emma A. Miss, teacher music, r. 352 Grove
Lewis Eva M., professional nurse, r. 1018 Geary
Lewis Fannie A. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 928 Pine
LEn'IS FESTUS €., secretarv Pacific Paving Co.,
106-108 Phelan Bldg, r. 562 Eighth, Oakland
Lewis Flossie Miss, cashier Cline & Co. , r. 43 Langton
Lewis Frances R. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Frank, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
Oakland
Lewis Frank, laborer, r. 321 Filbert
Lewis Frank, laundrjaiian, r. 228 Twelfth
Lewis Frank, yardman Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
r. Oakland
Lewis Frank H., clerk Wells Fargo & Cu.'s Bank, r.
3138a Sixteenth
Lewis Frank R., bookkeei)er Charles E. Paxton, r. 2116
Lewis Frank R. , clerk Gallagher Bros., r. 2818 Sacra-
mento
Lewis Frederick, waiter, r. 29 Drumni
Lewis Frederick G., shipjoiner, r. 533 Arkansas
Lewis Frederick R., clerk, r. 1506i Jones
Lewis Freeman, whitener Samuel Kellett, r. Berkeley
Lewis George, r. 708 Ivy Av
Lewis George, conductor, r. 61i Chener\-
Lewis George, salesman, r. 710 Golden Gate \v
Lewis George H., r. 217 Page
Lewis George H. (Bliveu & Lewis) r. 2521 Pine
Lewis George H. , seiiiian, r. 745 Harrison
Lewis George J., seaman, r. 802 Fourth
Lewis George M., watchman, r. NW cor Yolo and Ken
tucky
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING COj
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WOI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Worl(
a Specialty.
931 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room
T^tie San FrariGisG0 GALL is a Great Newspaperj
THE FITTZ CURE
is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business IMen
generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Lewis George N., conductor, r. 1124 McAllister
Lewis George R. , bartender, r. 246 Third
Lewis George R. , waiter, r. 16 Slierwood PI
Lewia George W., accountant vault deposit Cal. Safe
Deposit and Trust Co. , r. 3330 Washington
Lewis Gilford, bookkeeper, r. 619 Broderick
Lewis Godfrey L., traveling salesman, r. 116 Page
Lewis H., fireman, r. 139 Fifth
Lewis Hall J., attorney at law, 303 Montgomen', r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Lewis Harriet, widow, r. 1087 Howard
Lewis Harriet G. , widow, r. 529 Capp
Lewis Harris, commission merchant, office 21 Sutter, r.
1420 Sutter
LEWIS HARRY, assistant superintendent U. S.
Railway Mail Service, office SW cor Battery and
Jackson, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Lewis Harry A., brakeman, r. 6.50 Fourth
Lewis Harry W., bartender, r. 330 Gearj'
Lewis Harry W., cigars and tobacco, 16 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Lewis Harry W., liquors and boarding, 6 Union
Lewis H. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1087 Howard
Lewis Henrv, longshoreman, r. 426 Green
Lewis Henry J., boxmaker, r. 2425 Mason
Lewis Henry M., jeweler, 655 Clay
Lewis Henry S., laborer, r. 517 i Second
Lewis Herman, bookkeeper Wolf Bros. , r. 812 Octavia
Lewis Heniiann, general merchandise, 239-241 Pacific, r.
11 Fulton
Lewis Howard, clerk, r. 2608 Sacramento
Lewis Howard V., patternmaker, r. 2608 Sacramento
Lewis H. W., watchman stmr Colon
Lewis Ida, waitress, r. 421 Fourth
Lewis Isaac, clerk Lippman Bro., r. 732 Grove
Lewis Isador K., clerk H. Wolf & Bro., r. 159 Octavia
Lewis Jacob, clerk Marks Lewis, r. 428 Bryant
Lewis Jacob E., manufacturers' agent, 36 Phelan Bldg, i-.
710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Jacob E. , salesman Le\i Strauss & Co. , r. 203
Leavenworth
Lewis James H. , barber, 524 J Sixth
Lewis James H., foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 811a
Greenwich
Lewis James M., clerk Railwaj' Mail Service, r. 513
Eighteenth
Lewis J. B. & Son (Jolin B. and John B. Jr.) real estate,
436 Montgomery
Lewis J. I., gripnian, r. 822 Twenty-sixth
Lewis J. M. , master stmr Saturn
Lewis John, 1 utcher, r. Alms House
Lewis John, fireman stmr Gipsy
Lewis John, teamster, r. 924 Howard
Lewis John, traveling salesman, r. 503 Jones
Lewis John, waiter, r. 17 Polk
Lewis John, wheelwright, r. 420 Tehama
Lewis John B. (J. B. Lewis & Son) r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John B. Jr. (J. B. Lewis & Son) r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John F. , clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co. ,
r. Oakland
Lewis John F., stenographer office Supt. Railway Mail
Service, r. 1217 Golden Gate Av
Lewis John L,. clerk S. P. Co., r. 314 San Jose Av
Lewis John M. , attorney at law, 220 Sansome, r. Oakland
Lewis John M., policeman, r. 323 Twenly-flrst
Lewis John R. , deputy Assessor's Office, r. 615 Grove
Lewis John R., ironworker, r. 1085 Tennessee
Lewis John T, , gripman, r. 822 Twenty-sixth
Lewis John W., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 1124 McAllister
Lewis John W., porter stmr Sausalito
Lewis Joseph, cook, r. 114J Hyde
Lewis Joseph C, phj-sician and surgeon, office and r. 127
Turk
Lewis Joseph D., journalist, r, 2503 Clay
Lewis Joseph S., clerk Cairau & Green, r. 710 Golden
Gate Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TUTHRKET STREET
Up-Stairs orp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
QaliforQia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1 4 1 3 E DD Y ST.
Lewis Julia Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School, r.
1020 Van Ness Av
Lewis Julius, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 346
Fourth
Lewis Kaliski, r. 159 Octavia
Lewis Kate, widow, r. 138i Shipley
Lewis Kate S. Mrs., bakery and confectionerj-, 1825b
Howard
LEWIS LEMUEL T., secretary Palace Hardware Co.,
603 Market, r. 2833 Washington
Lewis Levi, switchman, r. 1021 Page
Lewis Lewis J., teamster, r. 533 Arkansas
Lewis Louis, carpenter, 1821 Webster
Lewis Louis, driver Nierman & liCfkovitz
Lewis Louis J., barber, 120 Geary, r. 429 Larkin
Lewis Lulu M. Miss, teacher music, r. 3138a Sixteenth
Lewis Maggie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1024 Mi>sion
Lewis Manuel S. (M. S. Simas & Co.) r. Sausalito, Cal.
Lewis Marcus, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Mark, machine operator, r. 138i Shiplej'
Lewis Mark E., with Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 415 Jones
Lewis Marks, glazier, 673 Mission, r. 428 Bryant
Lewis Mary, laundrj, 327 Beale
Lewis Mary, widow, r. 525 L.aguna
Lewis Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 328a Ninth
Lewis Mary H., widow, r. 2008 Jackson
Lewis Matilda J., widow, r. 14 Ford
Lewis Matthias J., longshoreman, r. 24 Natoma
Lewis Max, tailor, r. 43 Langton
Lewis May, widow, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Me3 er, r. Palace Hotel
Lewis Meyer, bartender, r. 27 h Fourth
Lewis Meyer, laborer, r. 27* F(jurth
Lewis Meyer, president The Crystal Salt Co., 303 Cali-
fornia, room 11, r. Alameda
Lewis Meyer F., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
Oakland
Lewis Milburn, horsetrainer, r. 263 Third
Lewis Milton E., compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 10s7
Howard
Lewis Mitchell M., agent, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Nettie, widow, r. 1124 McAllister
Lewis Oscar, r. 615 Grove
Lewis Oscar (O'Connell & Lewis) r. 2608 Sacramento
Lewis Oscar, manager Mrs. Gurtha Rosenthal, r. 14 Mc-
Allister
Lewis Oscar C, deputy County Clerk, r. 824 Filbert
Lewis P., seaman stmr City of Sydney
LEWIS PACKIMCi €0 A!VD YIIVEGAR WORKS
(incorporated) Charles Harris president, William A.
Lewis vice-president and secretary, pickle manufac-
turers and vinegar works, works 525 Chestnut, office
625-627 Front, Telephone Front 627
Lewis Philip, merchant, r. 1624 Vallejo
Lewis Philip, salesman Stange & Jaenicke, r. 727 .J McAl-
lister
Lewis Rachael, widow, r. 2041 Pine
Lewis Richard, laborer, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Lewis Robert Mrs., widow, r. 328a Ninth
Lewis Robert E. , finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co. , r. Oak-
land
Lewis Rodman P., attorney at law, 235 Kearny, r. 622
Clay
Lewis Rose P. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School, r.
414 Cole
Lewis Sabin F., wireman, r. 2534 Folsoni
Lewis Samuel, clerk Mrs. Rachael Raphael, r. Oakland
Lewis Solomon, banker, r. 1601 Post
Lewis Stoddard T., baker, r. 100 Olive Av
Lewis Sylvester H., bookkeeper, r. 3138a Sixteenth
Lewis T. , clerk Market St. Ry, r. 417 Valley
Lewis Thomas, conductor, r. 3114J Mission
Lewis Thomas, laborer, r. 860 Howard
Lewis Thomas, mach nehand, r. 138J Shipley
Lewis Thomas J., carpenter, r. 2818i Sacramento
Lewis Thomas J., engineer, r. 161 2* Folsom
Lewis Thomas J., machinist, r. K
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Lewis Thomas L. , salesman Coifs Patent Fire Arms
MnfgCo.,r. 100 Olive Av
Lewis Thomas O. , clerk Custom House, r. 1831 San Car-
los Av
Lewis Urban A., carpenter, r. 1094 Powell
Lewis W , mechanic Gas Consumers' Assn, r. Alameda
Lewis Walter, laborer, r. 10591 Howard
Lewis Walter 0., secretarj- F. W. Spencer & Co., 721
Market, r. 2008 Jackson
I^wis Walter S., clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 1327
Oak
Lewis Warren E., <^ipman, r. 2110 Sutter
Lewis Weslev, clerk, r. .513 Eig-hteenth
LE^VISJ WILLIAM (William Lewis & Co.) r. 1290 Van
Lewis William, cook, r. Alms House
Lewis William, dentist, r. 1325 Octavia
Lew is William, laborer, r. 533 Arkansas
Lewis William, president Lewis, Anderson & Co.. 22.'>
East, r. New Bedford, Mass.
Lewis William, seaman, r. 6 Union
Lewis William, st uecutter, r. 423 Bush
I>ewis William, tailor. 26 Montgomery, r. Alameda
LEWIS WILLIAM & CO., ...~-
faftnrer.* telebialed Porio <le Oro, Rongh
nianiond. el Taniiilc-o and Purity I'lab
cigars and importers of Havana and Su-
matra tobacTo. -^4 Caiifornia, Telephone
Urumm .59
Lew is William A. , architect, r. U Grand Av
Lewis WiUiam A., capitalist, r. 2833 Washington
LEWIS WILLIA.M A., vice-president and secretray
Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar Works, 625 Front, r.
1325 Golden Gate Av
Lewis William A., waiter, r. 921i Sacramento
Lewis William H. , lineman Pac. TeL and Tel Co., r.
Oakland
Lewis William J., ironworker, r. SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Lewis William P., merchant, r. 1624 Vallejo
Lewis William S., manager C. Solomon Jr. Coreing Co.,
r. 230 Fell
Lewis William T., bookkeeiter Louis Schoenberg, r. 2534
Folsom
Lewis William W., wheelwright, r. 420 Tehama
Lewis Wirt P., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co., r.
1124 McAllister
LEWIS A t'O. (Lewis Albert, George Hall and John
W. Norton) lumber and truck teamsters, 11 St«uart
Lewis ^^; Co. (Honolulu, H. 1. ) commission merchants,
office 207 Battery
<r£?~ Lewis. See Louis
Levrison Jacob L., r. 2725 Pacific Av
Le ^itt Helen, widow, r. 509 Cla>i»n
LEWITT WILLIAM B.. physician and surgeon
office and r. 800 McAllister cor Octavia, hours 1 U> 3
and 7 to 8 P. M., Telephone West 559
Lewkowitz Abraham, cigar mnfr, 326 J Fourth
Lew kowitz Joseph, auction house, 1320 Stockton, r. 1425
St<ickton
Lewkowitz Joseph Mrs., milliner, r. 1425 Stockton
Lewkowitz Martin, clerk Joseph Lewkowitz, r. 142.'.
Stockton
Lewkowitz Morris, junk, r. I85 Rausch
e^ Lewkowitz. See Lefkowitz
Lewthwaite Alexander, salesman S. P. Taylor Paper Co.,
r. Oakland
Lewton Richard (Lewton & De Celle) r. 1532 Polk
Lewtfjn Z. E., barber, r. 1532 Polk
Lewton & De Celle (Richard Lewt<jn and John De Celle)
barber-s, 602 Clay
Lewy George S., traveling salesman Mendelson Bros., r.
The Shasta
Lewzey 1- rederick J., wire rojie maker, r. 3 Pringle
Court
Lex J. A., noodle mnfr, 2836 Sixteenth
Lexington The, Mrs. Emma Olafsen proprietor, 312ii
Eddy
Ley G. , laborer, r. 420 Berry
Ley Josejih F., machinist, r. 123 Pearv"
Leydecker Ernest A., bartender, r. 63Sa Natoma
LEVDECKER THEODORE W., proprietor The
Bank Saloon, wines and liquors, SW cor Clay and
East, r. 925 Santa Clara Av, Alameda
Leyer Matthew, bartender, r. 1619 Polk
Lej-h John, laborer, r. 712 Howard
Leyra V. , coalpasser stmr Walla Walla
Lezinsky Amelia, widow, r. 1126 Eddy
LezinskV David L., salesman Dodge Stationery Co., r
1126 Eddy
Lezinskv Eugene L. , salesman S. L. Leszinsky & Co. , r.
1126 Eddy
Lezinskv Fred L., mnfrs agent wholesale jewelry, 2.'>
Sansome, r. 1126 Eddy
Lezinsky George, attorney at law, 6-12-13, Mills Bldg,
7th "floor, r. Hotel Miramar
Lezinsky Jacob L., printer Dodge Stationerv Co., r. 1126
Eddy
Lezinsky Marj- Miss, millinery, 1413 Stockton
Lezinsky Rebecca, widow, r. 535 Frederick
43" Lezinsky. See Leszniski and Lazansky
Lezott JohnR. (Klamet & Lezott) r. 103 Cedar Av
L'Henreux Edward, carjienter, 646 Mission, r. 715 How-
ard
L'Homme Albert, sign painter, r. 700 Broadway
L'Hommedieu Mar\ G. Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary
School, r. 829 Bush
L'Hommedieu Rali)h R., deputv Assessor's Office,
1602 Vallejo
L'hote Eugene F. , druggist A. Zabaldano, r. 1842 Union
L'hote Henrj C. , real estate, 324 Pine, room 17, r. Oak-
land
Libbey Charles, engine wii)er S. P. Co., r. cor Sixteenth
and York
Libbev C. F., mill hand, r. 1604 Howard
Libbey John F., salesman Dakin & Libbey, r. 1501
Steiner
Libbey John G. (Dakin & Libbey) r. 1 501 Steiner
g'rg' Libbev. See Libby
Libbing Herman H. , distributor Post Office, r. 631A Nar
toiua
Libbv Abbv C, widow, r. 2222 Hyde
Libby Charles N., laborer, r. XE cor Hampshire and
Center
Libbv Daniel B., clerk, 1. 1335 Twenty-fifth
Libby Daniel C, po'iceman, r. 110 Cumberland
LIBBV DORVILLE, manager D. Appleton & Co., 1
Flood Bldg, r. 520 Twenty -first cor Capp
Libby Georgie F. Miss, teacher John Swett Gramme
Sch<K>I, r. 316 Clipper
Libbi Harriet L. Miss, r. 1.502 Jones
Libbv Henrj' E"., seaman, r. 34i Freelon
Libby John T., teamster, 575 Brannan, r. NE cor Hamp-
shire and Center
Libby Mary E.. widow, r. 316 Clipper
Libbv Warren F., engineer, r. 759 Harrison
Libby William H., teamster, 575 Brannan, r. NE col
Hampshire and Center
Its' Libbv. See Libbey
Libel Marie Miss, laundress, r. 1501 Larkin
Liberman Hvnian, peddler, r. 228 Langton
Libemian Isaac, real estate, 783i Market, r. Gi-and South-
ern Hotel
Liberty Coal Co. (Paul Dattan and Henry Teigeler) NE
cor Nineteenth and Capp
Liberty Dairy, William G. Loewe proprietor, Russia Av
nr Naples
Liberty Hall, E s Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
LIBERTY HOTEL, Michel & Nouguier proprietors,
629-633 Broadwav
Liberty Soda Works, Jacob Rumetsch manager, 511-513
Brannan
saiTfpanciscoTaving CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
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Licauer Jacob, j>eililler, r. 10 Juniper
LltUKSE COLLECTOK €IT1' AN» COl XTV,
New City Hall, 1st. floor
Licliau Amelia Mine, dressmaking-, 423 Geary
JLichau Ernst, physician, office and r. 423 Geary
Licher Philip, shoemaker, 2103 Powell, r. 303 Mont-
jfomery Av
Licht Charles, stenog:rapher, r. 147 Second
Ivicht Eva L. Mrs., furnishing goods, 145 Second, r. 147
Second
Ijicht George, liquor dealer, r. 227 O'Farrell
Licht M. Edward, clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 14.5
Second
Licht Simon, clerk Mrs. Eva L. Licht, r. 147 Second
Jjichtenberg Edward, shipping and commission, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 21, r. 2224 California
Lich enberg Rosalie Miss, teacher Emerson Primar\-
School,, r. 505 Pfliwell
Licht«nberg Rudolph (William Lichtenberg & Co.)r. 2224
California
Lichtenberg Rudoli)h Jr., clerk William Lichtenberg «S
Co., r. 2224 Calif onna
L chtenbei-g William (William Lichtenberg & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Lichtenberg William & Co. (William and Rudolph Lieh-
tfiiberg) shipjiing and commission merchants, 321
Market
LI€HTEKSTEIN BENJ-iMIX, real estate, 16 Grant
.\v. r. 1725 Broadway
Lichtenstein Edward H.,' manager Cal. CollateraJ Loan
Office, 415 Kearny, r. 1427 Larkin
Lichtenstein Hannah, widow, r. 964 Harrison
LI€HTEN8TEIN HARRY M., treasurer Lichten-
stein & Sons L. an Co., 613-617 Washington and 11
Stockton, r. 2318 Clay
Lichtenstein Henrv, wholesale cigars and tobacco, ll!l
Bush, r. 610 Oak
Lichtenstein Lsadore H.,loan office, 528 Montgomery and
15 Grant Av, r. Alameda
Lichtenstein Joy, assistant librarian S. F. Fi-ee Public
Library, r. 1425 Hayes
Lichtenstein Leah, widow, r. 913 Hyde
Lichtenstein Marc M., vice-president Lichtenstein &. Sons
Loan Co., 613 Washington and 11 Stockton, r. 2318
Clay
Liclitenstein Max, traveling salesman, r. 610 Oak
Lichtenstein Max Jr., bookkeeper N. Meyer & Co., r. 610
Oak
Lichtenstein Morris, cigar ninfr, 14251 Hayes
IJ€HTE.\STEI\' .nO!l»E.S H., president Lichten-
stein & Sons Loan Co., 613 Washington and 11
Stockton, r. 2818 Chiv
Lichtenstein Phi'
ikcr, r. 14251 Havt
LICHTENSTEIN SAMUEL H.,
manaeer and casbi<>r Collateral Bank.
I.'V <;rant .iv., r. 60* Stockton
Lichtenstein Simon, tailor, r. 4 Harriet
LI€HTE\STE1.\ ShLOMO\' M., secretary Lich-
tenstein & Sons Loan Co., 613 Washington and 11
Stockton, r. 2643 Bryant
LK'HTENi^TElN <& SOMS LOAN €0. (incorpo-
rated) (Uncle Moscha) >>oses H. Lichtenstein pres-
ident, Marc M. Lichtenstein vice-president, Solomon
M. Lichtenstein secretary, Harry M. Lichtenstein
treasurer, 613-617 Washington and 11 Stockton
SW Lichtenstein. See Litzenstein
Lichtenstedt Henry, waiter, r. 427a Twenty-third
Lichterman James, druggist, r. 420 Montgomerj- Av
Liohterraan Samuel, clerk William Lichterm'an, 1301
Stein er
J.ichterman William, druggist, 1301 Steiner
Lichti Carl, locksmith, r. 88 San Bruno Av
Lichtig Bernard (Smith Picture Co.) r. 34 Hubbard
Lichtig Edward, liquors, 1113 Howard, r. 1121 Howard
Lichti; Joseph, butcher, r. 941 Folsom
Lichtig Thomas, delicatessen, 147 Taylor
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
eiiMlnons MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL ni/\JlONS DRI/MK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
LK'K BATHS. See James Lick Baths
Lick BjTon L. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. , i:
Alameda
Lick Eugene W., salesman, r. 212a Octavia
Lick Henry, printer, 1007 Folsom
LICK HOrSE. K. B. Soule manager, Ws Montgomery
bet Post and Sutter, Telephone Main 229
LILK LAUNDnly ^TllUam .nrCratkt-n
ltr<»|>i-ietor, » Llrk IM, Telephone .Mala
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LI«;K old LADIES' HOME, University bet Felton
and Wavland, U. M. T.
Lick Trust (The James Lick Trust) Henrv E. .Mathews
secretary, 120 Sutter, room 27
Lickel Mary, widow, lodgings, lOOJ Jackson
Lickie Bess-ie, widow, r. 2 Harriet
Licorn Emilio, driver, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Liddard Faimie Miss, actress, r." 601 Eddy
Liddell Guy, boilennaker, r. 2243 Market
Liddell John, bartender, r. 12 Ellis
Liddle Christina, widow, furnished rooms, 504 Howard
Liddle Edwin E., insurance aeent, r. 28 Warren
LIDDLE «E0R<;E K., secretary R. Liddle Com-
pany, 110 Montgomery
Liddle Jennie Mls8,"private secretary Hills Bros., r. 504
Howard
TkosCButterworthI
227 TENTh
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Liddle .I.ihn, r. 816 Sansonie
Liddle John H., with R. Liddle & Co., r. 329 Fell
Liddle Lettie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 324 Jones
LIDDLE R. CO.MPANT, Robert Liddle president,
George Liddle secretary, guns and ammunition, ITO
Montgomery
LIDDLE ROBERT, president R. Liddle Compan\
r. 329 Fell
Liddle Robert H., salesman R. Liddle Co., r. 329 Fell
Liddle William R., machinist, r. 1326 Turk
Liddy Michael J., inspector Custom House, r. 543a Cas-
tro
Liddy Michael T. , gardener, r. 1661 Octavia
Lidstone Mark Mrs., r. 113 Castro
Lidstrom Charles G., clerk Caitral Hardware and Sup-
ply Co., r. Ill Tenth
Lieb Adam H., pork packer, r. 2832 Folsom
Lieb Charles W., printer, 410 Kearny, room 8, r. 10161
Mission
Lieb Christian, laborer, r. 22 Twenty-first
Lieb Elmo B., pork packer, 544 Sixth, r. 2832 Folsom
Lieb Frederick H., liquors, 409 East, r. 596 Stevenson
Lieb Henry H., glassblower, r. 212 Pennsylvania
Lieb Herman, teacher music, r. 1502 Octavia
Lieb Howard C, printer, r. 1210 Mason
Lieb Warren, printer, r. 1210 Mason
Liebe W. H., marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Liebenberg Harry C. , clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 499 J
Fourth
Liebenberg Josephine, widow, r. 4995 Fourth
Liebenburg Minnie Miss, foreladv H. Liebes & Co., r.
531 O'Farrell
Liebenow August, bat tender Robert Martin, r. 812
Kearny
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Liebenow H., marine engineer, r. 406 Bryant
Liebeuthal Albert (S. J. Friedlander & Co.) r. 1629 Broad-
\\aj-
Lieber Leon, salesman Joseph Melezer & Co.
Lieber William A., director Johnson-Locke Mercantile
Co., NE cor California and Front, r. Alameda
Liebeiknecht Michael, tailor, r. 27 Natoma
Lieberman Abraham, peddler, r. 18^ Russ, rear
Liebert Alfred (Liebert & Wagner) r. 524^ Turk
Liebt-rt Bruno, teacher music, r. 406 Grove
Liebert Charles, wine merchant, r. Royal House
Liebert Henry, sawdust and sand dealer, 616 Lombard
Liebert Henry, stenographer Jonas Erlanger & Co. , i-. 406
Grove
Liebert J., musician, r. 324 Post
Liebert Julius M., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
406 Grove
Liebert Moses, bookkeeper Erlanger & Galinger, r. 406
Grove
Liebert & Wagner (Alfred Liebert and Adam Wagner Jr. 1
manufacturing jewelers, 126 Kearny, room 55
B^ Liebert. See Leibert.
Liebes Austin, clerk, r. 1718 Sacramento
Liebes Benjamin, salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. 1814
Pacific
LIEBES <;E0R<;E, director H. Leibes & Co., l:f3-137
Pdst, r. 1714 Van Mess Av
LIEBES H. & COMPANY, <..e.,.
poratcd) llerniau Liebes president.
C'liarlcs .1. Helilow vice-presideut, Isaac
Liebes treasurer, S. W. Saalburg secretary.
Importers a»\d iiiaunlacturers furs, 133-
IJtT Post, Telephone Main 880
Liebes Hannah Mrf . , r. 2313 Sutter
LIEBES HEUMAN, president H. Liebes c& Company
133-137 Post, r. ] 714 Van Ness Av
LIEBES ISAAC, treasurer H. Liebes & Company 133-
137 Post, r. 1714 Van Ness Av
Liebes Jacob, ciga.-s and tobacco, r. 1718 Sacramento
Liebes Julian, with H. Liebes & Co., r. 1714 Van Ness
Av
Liebes Philip (Ko'ley & Liebes) r. 1814 Pacific Av
Liebes Sidney, v. ;th H. Liebes & Co., r. 402 Lott
LIEBES STOIXAGE AND >VAREHOIJSE CO.,
James B. Wvnian manager, 403 Stockton
Liebhardt Peter, cigarmaker, r. 155 Eleventh
Liebig Cliarks, »hip builder r. 548^ Iowa
Liebig Emil, ni&^^ter mariner, r. 1513 Twenty-fourth
Liebig Henry, ?panian, r. 338 Brvant
LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY
400 4;eary, private entrance 40.5 Itlason
Liebman Louis, traveling salesman Inglenook Vineyard
Agency, r. 2734 Pine
LiebmannAdclph (Liebmann & Waters) r. 407 Powell
Liebmann Jacob, salesman Liebmann & Waters, r. 823
Golden Gate Av
Liebmann & Waters (Adolph Liebmann and George F.
Waters) liquors and,cigars, 23 Powell
LIEBOLD GIISTAV. president Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co, 921 Market, r. 131 Fourteenth
Liebreich Louis, clerk, r. 312 Fourth
Liebreich Minnie, widow, furnishing goods, 312 Foui-th
Liebreich William, porter, r. 312 Fourth
Liebrich Adolph, baker, r. 518 Fulton
Liebrich Frederick, physician, r. 1303 Steiner
Liebsch Christian, sailmaker, r. lOOi Second
Liebscher Edward, groceries and liquors, 1000 Pacific, r.
1011 Broadway
Liebscher Otto H., tailor, r. 16 Laskie
Liedelt Paul, salesman Dallemand & Co., r. 518 Eigh-
teenth
Liederkranz Hall, S s Fifteenth Av South nr Railroad
Av
Liel Manuel, r.arber, r. 174} Clara
Lien Adolph, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. 14
Ash Av
Lien Edward, cook, r. 14 Ash Av
Lien Edward H., clerk Rothschild & Ehreiipfort, r. 14
Ash Av
Lien Randa, domestic 1630 Jackson
Lienard Marie, lace cleaner, r. 414 Post
Lienard Tlric, carpenter, r. 414 Post
Liepsic Harry, salesman, r. 502 Fulton
Liepsic Lyon, bookkeeper, r. 502 Fulton
Liepsic Meyer, merchant, r. 502 Fulton
Lies Estrella, widow, r. 825 Grove
Liese Joseph, tanner, r. 592 San Jose Av
Liese Fannie, cook Lane Hospital
Liesener Charles, bartender, r. SE cor Spear and Har-
rison
Liess Emil, editor San Francisco Tageblatt, r. 134 Four-
teenth
LIETZ A. CO. THE) Adoiph Liet^
president, Edward T. Scbild vice-presi-
dent. Otto Von <ieldern secretary luann-
tactnrers surveying, nautical and iiiattac-
niatical Instruments, Vi'i Sacramento
LIETZ .4UOLPH, president The A. Lietz Co., 422
Sacramento, r. San Rafael, Cal.
Lietz. August, fresco painter, r. 321 Bush
Lietzmann William, baker, r. 3110 Sixteenth
Lievers John, laborer, r. 19 Lafayette PI, rear
LIEl'RE, FRIC'KE A €0. (Isidore Lievre and Chaik-
Fricke) importers coffee, teas and spices, and pro-
prietors Mountaineer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills,
Eagle Manufactur ng Co., and Pacific Ink Factory,
factories 707-711 Sansome, Telephone Main 873,
office 117 Batterv, Telephone Main 825
Lievre Isidore (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2110 Post
Lievre Jules, office 411 California, r. 1449 McAllister
Lievre Louis G., molder, r. 9 Sonora
LieM-e William, r. 417i Eleventh Av
Liewuid Y. K. , musician, r. 907 Bush
LIFE SAVI\4; SERVICE li. S. (Pacific Coast) "2.".
r. S. Appraiser's Bldg
LIFE SA^I.\<i STATIO.XS If. S., Ocean Beach nr
Clilf House, Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side House and
nr Fort Point
Lifters Ajiollo, clerk, r. S s Beach nr Lyon
Ligda Peter V. , printer E. R. Ormsby & Co. , r. East
Oakland
Liggett Benjamin, laborer, r. 18^ Freelon
Liggett & Mvers Tobacco Co., James M. Gamble, Pacific
Coast agent, 215 Front
Light Charles, Park policeman, r. 1331 Eddy
Light Chailes R., draughtsman, r. 1331 Eddy
LIGHT HOrSE EKGIXEER (12th District) William
H. Heuer, Major U. S A., office 89-90 Flood Bldg
LIGHT HOFSE l.\SPE<'TOR (12th District) Henry
E. Nichols Commander U. S. N., 77-79 U. S. A].-
praiser's Bldg, 4th floor. Telephone Main 663
Lightbody Eliza R. Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 509 Ellis
Lightbody John P. (Lightbody & Logan) r. 509 Ellis
Lightbody Luther, machinist, r. 116 Waller
Lightbody & Logan (John P. Lightbody and William 1>.
Logan) proprietors Three L's Specialty Co., 105 Beale
Lighthall William, r. 932 Twenty-fifth
Lighthipe James A., engineer General Electric Co., v.
2417 Sutter
L'ghthold Bernard, tailor, r. 57 Natoma
Lightman Philip, conductor, r. 1617 Baker
Lightner Aileen Miss, saleslady, r. 511 Twenty-fourth
Lightner Elizabeth, widow, r. 1921 Vallejo
Lightner Han-y I. , clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 51. 5
Capp
Lightner Henrj' L., mining engineer, r. 409 Fair Oaks
Lightner Isaac, commission merchant and agent M. A.
Newmark & Co. (Los Angeles) oflfice 21-23 Battery, r.
1312 Golden Gate Av
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Lightner John S. , with W. S. Brf)wn & (,'». , r. 423 Twenty-
seventh
g^ Lightner. See Leitner
Lightnin;; Filter Co., J. P. Doherty agent, 345 Kearny
Lightning Fluid Metal Polish Go. the, Michael Mohr pro-
prietor, 2218 Van Ness Av
Light-Plise Mary P. Mrs., assistant Kindergarten Cali-
fornia Training School, r. 216 Grove
Ligna Alpxander V., jeweler Reinhold Bujannoff, r. Oak-
land
Ligor. C. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Monroe
Ligon L., cook, r. 10 Monroe
Liguri Hall, Mission Road nr China Av
Lijubimir Anton, cook, r. 44 Everett
Likins Charles K., surveyor, r. 3 Vasserot PI
Likins Charles W., contractor, r. 3 Vasserot PI
Likins Frank, marine engineer, r. 3630 Sixteenth
Likins Frederick H., machinist, r. 3 Vasserot PI
Likins James W. . demonstrator of operative dentistry,
College of Dentistry, University of Cal.. 1170 Market,
r. 1049a Market
Likins J. VV., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 739 Masonic Av
Likins VVilliam J., carrier Post Office, r. 3 Vasserot PI
Lilee Charles, driver, r. 38 South Park
Lilgholm Oscar, mattressmaker, r. 29^ Moss
Lilienberg Frank, cutter Thomas S. Williams Jr., r. 31!)
Bush
LILIKNt'RANTZ A., surgeon, 819 Market, rooms 28-
30, Telephone Main 56.58, r. 1459 Telegi-aph Av, Oak-
land
LlLIE.MFELn.lLI'RED, manager Chicago Clothing
Co., 34-40 Keaniy, r. 1317 Geary
Lilienfeld William, r. 1317 Gearj-
Lilienthal Ernest (Lilienthal & Gaetcke) r. 1913 Mission
Lilienthal Ernest, silversmith, r. 534 Twentv-first
LILIENTHAL ER\E8T R. (Lilienthal & Co.) and
president Crown Distilleries Co., 100-102 Front, r.
1510 A'an Ness Av
Lilienthal Frank, clerk, r. 617 Jones
Lilienthal Henry, architect, r. 1913 Mi-ssion
Lilienthal Henry, bartender, r. Oriental Hotel
Lilienthal Henry, laborer, r. 301 Drumm
Lilienthal Hennan, butcher, 3.38 Sixth, r. 507 Connecti-
cut
Lilienthal James E., physician, office and r. 1316 \iiii
Ness Av
LILIENTHAL JESSE MV ., attorney at law, 202 San-
some, r. 2027 Sacramento
Lilienthal John, bartender, r. 10.32 Market
Lilienthal Julius, clerk A. Matschke, r. 13 Bourbin PI
Lilienthal Matilda, widow, r. 534 Twenty-flrsl
LILIENTHAL PHILIP N., mana^rer Anglo-Califor-
nian Bank, 200 Sansome, r. SW cor Clay and Frank-
lin, Telephone West 255
LILIENTHAL RALPH L., secretary and treasurer
Bernhard Mattress Co., 642-644 Mission, r. 332
Haight
Lilienthal Warren G., attorney at law, r. 2027 Sacra-
mento
LILIENTHAL A €0. (Ernest R. Lilienthal) general
commission and hop merchants, 100-102 Front, Tele-
phone Main 384
Lilienthal & Gaetcke (Ernest Lilienthal and Gustave
Gaetcke) liquors, SW cor Third and Mission
tS" Lilienthal. See Leleenthal
Liligren Axel, cook, r. 907 Brj'ant
Lilja Gustave, tinsmith, r. 321 Third, rear
Lilja Oscar, porter, r. 321 Third, rear
Liljebald Arvid, swinmiing teacher, r. 810 Elizabeth
Liljeiiberg Frank O., tailor, 8 Grant Av
Liljequist Charle ^ W. , master mariner, r. 305 Grove
LILKENDEV HENRY F., liquors, SW cor Powell
and Francisco, r. 622^ Lombard
Lilkendey Margaret, widow, r. 622J Lombard
Lill August, upholsterer, r. 112 Langton
Lilt August H., liquors, 2 Glasgow, r. 125 Pierce
Lill Conrad, r. 112 Langton
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Lill Frederick G., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Lill John, tailor, r. 112 Langton
Lill Joseph, tailor, r. 625 bush
Lillace Patrick, collector, r. 614 Bush
Lillard John, vaquero, r. Fourteenth Av South bet P
and Q
Lillas Pedro, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Lille Charle-, soapmaker, r. NW cor Bay and Webster
Lilleland Edward, laborer, r. ibk Rausch
Lilleland Ingebarg, domestic 2312 Mission
Lillia Marie, domestic 130 Haight
Liilie Augustus S., reporter Chronicle, r. 1416 Church
Lillie Charles W., bookkeeper Wiester & Co., r. Alameda
Liilie Emil, cooper, r. 536 Second
Lillie George, driver New York Dairv, r. Old San Jose
Road
Lillie George W., clerk Tlllmann & Bendel, r. 126 .Shut-
well
Lillie Hennan, clerk, r. 712 Geary
Lillie James, carver and gilder, r. 123 Liberty, rear
Lillie James Mrs. , widow, r. 1413 California
Lillie Lucina A., widow, r. 607 Ellis
Lillie Robert, coal dealer, r. Alms House
Lillie Wilhelmina, widow, r. 26J Fair Oaks
LILLIE M'lLLIA.H H., architect, 103 St. Ann's
Bldg, r. 706 Powell
Lillingston Erne.st A. S., accoimUint Griffin &SkelleyCt).
Lillis Edward R., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1115 J
Stevenson
Lillis George, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 123
Eddy
Lillis Harry, barber, r. 46 Hartford
Lillis Joseph P., billposter, r. 335 Broadway
Lillis Katie, domestic 937 Fourteenth
Lillis Or6n, barber, r. 24 Mint Av
Lillis Patrick, collector Nevada Bank, r. 614 Bush
Lillis Simon C, r. 2826 California
Lillis Thomas, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Lillis Thomas L , salesman Drummond Tobacco Co.
Lilljefors Hugh O., clerk, r. 132 Fourth
Lillon Winnie, widow, furnished rooms, 1024 Powell
Lilly Benjamin F., barber, r. 331 Montgomery Av
Lilly George, clerk, r. 2100 Union
Lilly Thomas, steward, r. 122 Twenty-fifth
Lillystrand Andrew, shipwright, r. 40 Federal
Lily House, John Coustet proprieror, 439 Bush
Lima Alipio T. de F., barber, r. 28 Seventh
Lima Antonio, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Lima Marcellino, cigarette mnfr, 418 Filbert
Limacher Antone, milkman, r. 627 Commercial
Limbaugh Bernard J. , machinist, r. 23 Fulton
Limbaugh Dodie Miss, tyjiewriter Fontana & Co., r. 23
Fulton
Limbaugh Eliza J., widow, r. 23 Fulton
Limbaugh W. A., clerk Custom House
Limner Lawrence, barber, 2761 Mission, r. 1028 Capp
Limoges Steven B., manager Annand Longuet, r. 1623
Fillmore
LIMOUSIN Cl'PRIEN. manufacturer and importer
Fedora and Danicheflt French kid gloves, 119 Gram
Av, r. 428J Eddy
Limpach Frank, laborer, r. 24 Verona
Limroth Joseph, conductor, r. 1005i Natoma
Linahan John, clerk, r. 157J Clara
Linahan Joseph P. , foreman C. H. Gruenhagen, r. 157
Clara
Linahan Marj-, r. 50 Louisa
SW Linahan. See Lenohan, Lenehan, Lenihan and
Linehan
Liiiale Antonio, window cleaner, r. 5 Varennes
Linane Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, r. 427 Golden
Gate Av
Linari Cora Miss, compositor L'ltalia
Lilian George, driver, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Linari Joseph, r. 1306 Kearny
Linari Luigi, r. 8.i Union PI
Linari Rosa, widow, r. 8i Union PI
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Litiari Stefano, jacker.r. 17 Lafayette PI
Linari Tlierese, vnd iw, r. 810 Vallejo
tff-.lJi'iip. See Lenari
Ldiick Adjfuat, clerk W. Sellschopp & Co., r. 731 Haight
Liuek-^^, )>oi)kkeei)er Sherman, Clay & Ca., r. 822
iMiioii
Linck Theodor, clerk Post Office, r. IbBedfield Alley
Liiiolu Andrew R., bookbinder, r. 1930 Filbert
Lincoln Br. ithers (Granville H. and George S.) groeei-s,
r. 2-26 Sixth
Unoolu C. B. F., clerk Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dejrt S. P.
Co., r. -2023 GiV.deiiGate Av
Lincoln Charles A., teamster, r. 2326.Iackson
Lincoln Charles F. . bookbinder, r. 116a Fourteenth
TjiucoI 11 Charles P., bookkeeper General Auditor's Dept
S. P. V»., T. 311 Steiner
L4ncx>ln Elias F.. bookbinder, r. 116a Fourtfenth
Lineoln Eli.iah \V., cirpenter, r. 106 Huffman Av
Lincoln hli/,abct'a E., wid iw, r. 1030 Filbert
LINCOL.\ EVEXIXCi .SCHOOL, Alexander H. .Mac-
Don lUi principal, E s Filth nr Market
Lincoln F. A., gripiuan, r. lltia Fourteenth
Lincoln Frederick, clerk, r. 1325 Octa\ia
Lincoln Frederick A., bookbinder, r. llGa Fourteenth
Lincoln Freilerick .T., r. 1411 i Point Lobos Av
Lincoln Georj^e S. (Lincoln Bros.) r. 1231 Union
l^iiicolii iT,-or^'e W., farmer, r. 2326 .lacksou
LlNCOL.N <iRA.nM.4R SCHOOL, .Tames T. Hamil-
ton principal, E s Fifth nr Market
Lincoln Granville H. (Lincoln Bros.) r. 211 J Valencia
Lincoln Hall. 320 Post
Liticolu Harry S., clerk, r. 1706 Washingt<3ii
Lincoln H. 0., c-arj^>enter, r. 26 Turk
Liiicoln Heirj- S., clerk office 3d \1ce-president S. P. Co.,
r. *323 i_:iay
Lincoln Vh. Miss, stenographer, r. 116a Fourteenth
LIKCOLX' JKKO.Mi;, president Security Savings
Bank, ■222 Montgomerv, Mills Bldg-, r. 555 Harrison
LINCOLN JEUO.ne B., attorney at law, 12 Mills
BK'.g, loth floor, r. ^55 Harrison
Lincoln .John F., r. 412| McAllister
Lincoln John H., clerk, r. 1706 Wa.shington
Lincoln L. Mrs., r. 915 Polk
Lincoln Margaret, widow, r. 116a Fourteenth
Lincoln Kobert, jietldler, r. 15 Federal
Lincflla Robert Q., cl rk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Lincoln Russell, Iwiokbinder, r. 1930 Filbert
Liiicoli William F., clerk S. P. Co., r. 639 Haight
tk^ Lincohi. See Liiiken
Lind Albert W., express, 323 East, r. Alameda
Lind Alexander, motorman, r. 213 Twenty-eighth
Lind Alfred .).. clerk Alphonse Truett, r. The Hugh&s
Lind Aunie Mrs,, waitress, 622 Minna, rear
Lind Au^aist P.. laborer, r. E s Indiana bet S<ilano and
Marii>o.sa
Lind Carolina ("., widow, r. 12 Selina PI
Lind Charles, laborer, r. 230 California Av
Lind Charles, lalxirer, r. 410 Pacific
Lind Charles L., millwright, r. 23 Park Road
Lind Charles W., candJ^naker, r. 17 Fulton
Lind Edward, laborer Salem Old Jewish Cemetery of
Congreg-ation Beth Israel
Lind Frank, jiilot, r. 31 Broadway
Lind Henry, clerk, r. 444 Minna
Lind Ida, domestic 1002 Harrison
Lind Ivan R., machinist, r. 1»15 Howard
Lind John, cabinetmaker, r. 538 Wolfe
Lind John, ciirjienter, r. 44 Hancock
Lind John, shcsmaker, 22^ Post, r. 439 O'Farrell
Lind John '.'., liquors, 417 Post, r. 5 Meacham PI
Lind John (>., housemover, r. 32 Natoma
Und Martha, widow, r 715 Howard
Lind N'iels E., Ijartender, r. 12 Bowie Av
Lind Waldemar O., clerk Pac. Music Co., r. 1129 Bush
g^ Lind. .See Lint and Lynde
Liud's Alameda and San Francisco Express, Benjamin
Heiges proptr, 823 East
Linda Peter, cabinetmaker, 14 Jasjier PI
Lindachcr Paul, salesman Morgan Bros., r. 911 Lom-
bard
Lindahl Andrew, seaman, r. 40 Tehama
Lindahl Nettie Miss, waitress, r. 326 O'Farrell
Liudall Martin, liquors, Beale St. Wharf, r. 26 Federal
Lindau Ott<5, barber, r. 2 Bush Street PI
Lindauer Ernest, sawdust and sand, 468-470 Tehama, r.
2408 Bryant
Lindauer Gustave, livery stable, 826 Howard, r. M6
Bryant
Lindberg A. J. , caqienter stmr Alameda
Lindberg Andrew, carpenter, r. 7 Mission Court
Lindberg .\nnie, domestic 1210 Jackson
Lindberg Antone, engineer, r. 227 Seventh
Lindberg Charles, car driver, r. 626 Ash Av
Lindberg Charles, porter, r. 12 Jackson
Lindberg Charles O. , master mariiier. r. 48 Sacramento
Lindberg Christian, shoemaker, 272 Stevenson, r. 17
Prospect Av
Lindberg Edward A., compositor, r. 1312 Mason
Lindberg Emily U. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar
School, r. 1609 Washington
Lindberg Gustav, barber, 1630 Mission, r. 1823 Market
Lindberg John, cook Garfield Hotel, r. XE cor FUlmore
and Chestimt
Lindberg Mary Miss, priucii>al Stanford Free Kinder-
garten Nos. 1 and 2, 19'»6 Mason, r. Oakland
Lindberg Nils, master manner, r. 837 Folsom
Lindberg Osc-ar, butchsr, r. 624i Ash Av
^" Lindberg. See Lundburg
Lindblad Frank, machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Lindblad Nils, laborer, r. 1500a Howard
Lindblom John, laborer, r. 860 Howard
Lindbom August, liquoi-s, ;18 Pacific
Linde Daniel, seaman, r. 553 Mission
Lindecker Charles, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 773 Folsom
Lindecker Jacob H., tailor, r. 773 Folsom
Lindecker Philip, driver Mark Strouse
Lindecker William J., clerk Percy Beamish, r. 773 Fol
sum
Lindeen John, bootmaker, s54 Brannan
Lindegren Gustaf, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Leben
baum, r. 518 O'Farrell
Lindegren Herman, porter, r. 422 Greenwich
Lindei C. , carbuilder Market St. Ry, r. 1555 Market
Lindell Anshelm, carpenter, r. 338 Ritch
Lmdell Caroline, widow, varieties, 1403 Montgomery
Lindell Charles, mariner, r. 10i7 Mission
Lindell House, William Wolf proprietor, 202 Sixth
Lilidell Selma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1403 Montgomery
Lindeman Charles, bookkeeper M. Solomon & Co., r. 207
Webster
Lindeman George, bookkee])er, r. 534 Twenty-third
Lindeman Isadore, salesman M. Solomon & Co., r. 2716
Pine
Lindeman Otto, salesman, r. 830b Harrison
Lindemaun Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pow-
ell and Lombard
Lindemaun Charles H., mnfg jeweler, 126 Kearny, rooms
1-4, r. Alameda
Lindemaun Frederick, machinist, r. 400 Bay
Lindemaun Frederick, tanner, r. 120 Day
Lindemann Gustave E. , groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bryant and First
Lindemann John H., groceries and liquors, 3119 Six
teenth, r. 14 Albion Av
8^ Lindemann. See Linderman
Linden Charles (P. A. Linden & Sons) r. 2105 Howard
Linden Charles, waiter, r. Osbom House
Linden Dand, caqienter, r. 236 Vicksbuig
Linden Edward J., porter Neville & Co., r. 1608 Turk
Linden Edward J. Jr., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r
1608 Turk
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Linilen Fru lerick, framemaker, r. 1129 Howard
Linden Ga )r;?e, carpenter, r. 433 Jersey
Linden John, r. 433 Jersey
Linden John (P. A. Linden & Sons) r. 2105 Howard
Linden John, foreman J. R. Coon, r. 3510 Sixteenth
Linden John, machinist, r. 231 Third
Linden Joseph T., collector S. A. Bonstin, r. 077 Harri-
son
Linden Louis S., laborer, r. 357 Jessie
Linden Mary Mrs., wood and coal, 1211 Twenty-sixth
Linden P. A. & Sons (Peter A., John and Charles Linden)
furniture mnfrs, 2105 Howard
Linden Peter A. (P. A. Linden & Sons) r. 2105 Howard
Linden William, contractor and Ijuilder, office Iti Post, r.
433 Jersey
Lindenau G. E.. bookkeeper Nathan, Dohmiann it Co ,
r. 534 Twenty-third
Lindenbaiim Abraham, clerk, r. 233 Franklin
Lindenbaum Charles S., elevatonnan, 207 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Lindenbauni Nathan, peddler, r. 530 Jessie
Lindenbaum Philip, bartender, r. 25 Hyde
Lindenstadt Adolph, nurse, r. 911 Jackson
Lindenstadt Charles E. (Lindenstadt & Bloomfield) r. 1)11
Jackson
Lindenstadt Robert, peddler, r. 911 Jackson
Lindenstadt & Bloomfield (Charles E. Lindenstadt and
William C. Bloomfield) tailors, 87 Flood Bld^f
Linder Dominik, butcher, r. 1436 Dolores
Linder Philip, bartender, r. 1009 Post
Linderman Anne, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Liuderman Dell, mining, 69 Nevada Block, r. 711 Jones
Lindermxn Gustave, marine engineer, r. 1534 Eddy
Lindermann Albert, confectioner, r. 638J Jessie
Lindermann Charles, machinist, r. CIO I)
Lindermann Samuel W., teamster, 224 Davis, r. 32f.
Rausch
^3' Lindermann. See Lindemann
Lindersoii Charles, laborer, r. NW cor Moultrie and (Jld
Hickory Av
Lindewi? Tlielo, butcher, r. 6 Collins
Lindgren Claes, clerk Asoestos Paraffine Co., r. 912
Clay
Lindgren Hilda, domestic 2027 Pacific Av
Lindgren John, watchman stmr El Capitan
Lindj^en Olof A. O. , stationer, 601 Post, r. 532 Geary
SS" Lindgren. See Liiidegren and Lundgren
Lindhard Harold W., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r. 823b
Sutter
Lindheimer Mier, scrireant police, r. 1117 Gear\-
Lindholm Benjamin, liiiuurs, 251 Steuart
Lindholm Henry, clerk, r. 840 Valencia
Lindholm Otto, master bktn Jane A Falkenberg, office
40 California, r. 4 Lawrence PI
LI\DLEY t'UKTI!^ H. (Lindley & Eickhoff) r. 2217
California
Lindley Forest P., clerk Western Assurance Co., r. 2443
Howard
Lindley Harry, waiter, r. 1314 Stockton
Lindley Henry W. , weaver, r. Valencia Street Hotel
Lindley Mark N., superintendent weaving dept Golden
Gate Woolen Mills, r. 2443 Howad
Lindley Morton, with William F. Wood, 218 California
Lindley W. P., marine engineer, r. 307i Leavenworth
IINDLEV Ol, EICKHOFF (Curtis H. Lindley and
Henry Eickhoff) attorneys at law, .530 California,
room 39-42, Telephone Main 645
Lindley & Co. (Sacramento) Charles B. Jennings agent,
121 California
Lindner Adolph, clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1019 Ellis
Lindner Adolph, expressman, r. 1339 Twenty-fifth
Lindner Albert, plumber, r. 133.1 Twenty -fifth
Lindner Catherine, widow, r. 198 Russia Av
Lindner Charles T. (Martin & Lindner) r. Berkeley
Lmdner David, salesman PhilaJelphia Shoe Co.", r. 507
Franklin
Lindner David, tailor, r. 1019 Ellis
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" in Business Directory.
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Lindner Elizabeth, widow, r. 1339 Twenty-fifth
Lindner Emil, expressman, r. 1339 Twenty-fifth
Lindner Gus, wood and coal, 6«4 Valencia
Lindner Henry, clerk A. S. Foss & Bro., r. 507 Franklin
Lindner Herman, sign painter, r. 465a Minna
Lindner Herman, .salesman David Samuels, r. 1019 Ellis
Lmdner Julius, tailor, 904 Larkin, r. 507 Franklin
Lindner Julius, clerk Samuel & Abraham, r. 1019 Ellis
Lindner M., clerk Nathan. Dohrmann & Co., r. 1019 Ellis
Lindner Morris, expressman, cor Twenty-fifth and Valen-
cia, r. 1211 Twenty-sixth
Lindner Moses, delivery clerk M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 507
Franklin
Lindner Simon, tailor, r. 1019 Ellis
Lindo Jacob, auctioneer, r. 2419 Sutter
Lindop Mary Mrs., r. 828d Howard
Lindop William, sign painter, r. 828d Howard
Lindop William G., painter, 923 Mission, r. 508 Baker
Lindow Andrew, seaman, r. 23 Federal
Lindow J.iliii H., tailor, 913 Pacific
Linddw William S., clerk Nathan Cohen, r. 334 Bush
Lindquist August, tailor, r. Hi Elwood
Lindquist Charles A., tailor, r.*8 Virginia Court
Lindquist John, basketmaker, r. 101 Juniper
Lindquist Victor J., inspector Custom House, r. 33 Sixth
LindroJ John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Montcalm
and Tomasa
Lindsay Alice C. , widow, r. 112 Noe
Lindsay Annie E., r. Tenth At South nr M
Lindsay Charles M., foreman Frank A. Geier, r. tiOO Four-
teenth
Lindsay Da\id F., professional nurse, r. 112 Noe
LIND8AY EDV»'AKD N., secretary Bonner Vineyard
Co., 14 Sansome, room 7, r. 1114 Post
Lindsay Frank, conductor, r. 1211i Golden Gate Av
Lindsay Frank, millhajid, r. 320 Minna
Lindsay Fred W. T., jeweler, r. 339J Thirteenth
Lindsay George, machinist, r. 524 Connecticut
Lindsay George R., asst engineer stmr Humboldt
Lradsay Henry St. George, master stmr Coptic
Lindsay James, herbalist; r. 107 Natoma
Lindsay James W., stonemason, r. 406 California Av
Lind.say John M., woodcarver, 407 Mission, r. Elcho
House
LI\D!»AV JOH.V P.. secretary Columbian Mill Co.,
539 Brannan, r. 314 Turk
Lindsay John R., teamster. Tenth Av South nr M
Lindsay Lincoln L., salesman, r. 34 Glen Park Av
Lindsay Maggie, r. 1425 Post
Lindsay Margaret, widow, r. 14 Hill
Lindsay Mathew, compositor Chronicle, r. 122.J Silver
Lindsay Mithew J. Jr., clerk Goodall, Perkhis & Co., r.
122J Silver
Lindsay Neil, bartender, r. 110 Leidesdorff
Lindsay P. E. (Lindsay & Paulson) r. 34 Glen Park Av
Lindsay Robert A., traveling salesman C. H. Meyer &
Bros., r. 1823 San Carlos Av
Lindsay Robert H., clerk The Associated Press, r. 1823
San Carlos Av
Lindsay Robert M. , bookkec|jer, r. 6 Webster
LI.\D.<AV THO.UAS H., proprietor Nolan's Bar, 147
Larkin
Lindsay William R., millhand, r. 112 Noe
Lindsay & Paulscm (P. E. Lindsay and A. E. Paulson)
bazaar, 1632 Market
Lindsell James C, laborer, 2337 Howard
Lindsey Alexander, laborer, r. 414i Clementina
Lindsey Annie G. Miss, r. 223a Leavenworth
LIXUS^EV ED>VI.\ K., manager Oliver Chilled Plow
Wks., 37 Market
Lindsey John, hostler, r. 824 Florida
Lindsey John Jr., laborer, r. 824 Florida
Lindsey Joseph P., shoemaker V. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 824 Florida
B^ Lindsey. See Lindsay and Lindsley.
Lindskog H. M., stationery, 846 Valencia, r. 844 Valen-
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Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
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C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. ChAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer cf Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
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^ 00 Lindslev Frank H., teamster, r. 3 Martha PI
■V * e^ Lindslev. See Liusley and Lindsay.
~Z Lindstedt William, expressman, r. iel9 Eddy
-^ -C Lindsten Andrew, tanner, r. 1019i Hampshire
^ 3 L ndstrand Frederick O., car driver, r. 1139 Tennessee
0 Lindstrom Axel O., proprietor Hanmiam Baths, 415 Sut-
^_L. (/) ter „
S , Lindstrom Charles, laundrjTnan, r. 1500a Howard
>=s tfl Lindstrom Frank, waiter stmr Columbia
~ *> Lidstrom .J. hn, fireman, W s Caroline nr Nevada
5 Lindstrom John, tailor Charles F. Burgman, r. Oakland
, r i Lindstrom John F., waiter, r. 112 Eighth
'-^ a Lindstrom Louise Miss, r. 1616 Green
O w Lindstrom Man", widow, furnished rooms, 444 Sixth
r~ "3 Lindstrom Neils, bricklayer, r. 100-2 Harrison
, H 10" Lindstrom. See Lindstrum and Lundstrom
~ Lindstrum Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
C) Lindstrum Emil, deckhand stmr Sunol, r. ^ allejo, Cal.
Lindstrum John, master mariner, r. 229 East
Lindstrum Oscar, waiter Johnson & Swensen, r. 12
O Jackson
*< — . Lindt Charles, seaman, r. SI Broadway
-j3 -^ Lindtner John S., musician, r. 730 Fourteenth
GJ 9^ Lindwald Ernest, seaman, r. 107 Colton ^
— S Lindwall Andrew, master schr North Beach, office .
(^ > Clay
'^ ^ Lindwall Edmimd L., srroceries and liquors, 21 Hinckley
_ <S Lindwall William, brewer, r. 714| Green
^ '-' Liuegar James, cigars and tobacco, 145 Third, r. 6 Ever-
•^HL, -T3 ett
^ sr Linegar James P., painter, r. 16 West Mission
ai fS Linegar James P., painter, r. 113 Eleventh
!^ Linehan Catherine, widow, r. 229 Clara
f^ Linehan Cornelius, shoemaker, 147 Seventh
Linehan Daniel J., machinist, r. 85 Albion Av
Linehan Dennis D., mail clerk Examiner, r. 229 Clara
^^ Linehan Edward, plasterer, r. 908 Twenty-third
I Linehaii Elizabeth, widow, r. 566 Howard
^— Limhan Eugene, clerk, r. 5 Clementina
Linehan Eugene, teamster, r. 306 Buchanan
Linehan Francis, dyer, r. 341 aementina
Linehan Frank, horseshoer, r. 85 Albion Av
Linehan Frank J., plasterer, r. 908 Twenty-thirJ
Linehan Hannah, laundress, r. SlSl Valencia
Linehan Henrv, paper cutter, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Linehan Isabella, widow, r. 3528 Sacramento
Linehan James, brass finisher, r. 3528 Sacramento
Linehan James, driver, r. SE cor Vienna and France Av
Linehan James, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,
r. Ill Gilbert
Linehan James S., milkman, r. 3528 Sacramento
Linehan James W., clerk J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 810 Mis-
Linehan Jeremiah J., beltmaker N. H. Cook Belting Co.,
r. 253 Jersev
L=nehan John, bartender, r. 322 Fifth
Linehan John, dairv, SE cor Vienna and France Av
Linehan John, foremen Excelsior Coal and Screening Co. ,
r. 85 Albion Av
Linehan John, laborer Alms House
Linehan John, milkman, r. 3528 Sacramento
Linehan John Jr., collector John Linehan, r. SE cor
Vienna and France Av
Linehan John F. , plasterer, r. 808 Twenty-third
Linehan Joseph, bricklayer, r. 808 Twenty-third
Linehan Martin, longshoreman, r. 414 Union
Linehan Mary, widow, r. 808 Twenty -third
Linehan Mar^- Miss, spinner, r. 704 Sierra
Linehan Mav Miss^ lamidress, r. 228 Twelfth
Linehan Michael, r. 24 Clara
Linehan Michael, driver, r. SE cor '\ lenna and France
Av
Linehan Michael, hackman, r. 523 Seventh
Linehan Michael, lab<jrer, r. NW cor Marjiand and
Sierra
Linehan Michael, teamster, r. 1606 J Stevenson
Linehan Nora, domestic 2209 Steiner
Liu-
Linehan Owen laborer, r. 441 Eleventh
Linehan Peter F., motomian, r. 710 Army
Linehan Richard, laborer, r. 704 Sierra
Linehan Richard Jr., laborer, r. 704 Sierra
Linehan Timothy, marine engineer, r. 566 Howard
Linehan TimothV Jr., laborer, r. 710 Army
Linehan WUliam, boilermaker, r. 234 Oara
Linehan William, driver, SE cor Vienna and France Av
Linehan William D., tinsmith, r. 229 Clara
gS" Linehan. See Lenahan, Lenehan and Lenlhan
Lineker Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 804 Geary
Lineker Caroline, widow, r. 804 Gearj-
Lineker Charies W., salesman E. H. Marwedel, r. 804
Gear\
Linekiu Nancy M. , widow, r. 939 Golden Gate Ay
Linen James, r. 527 Gearj-
Linen Patrick, laborer, r. 833 Hayes
Liner John, molder, r. 412 First
Liner Michael, molder, r. 412 First
Linez A., painter, r. 15 Hartford, rear
Linfield Alice D., widow, r. 217 Linden Av
Liufield Elmer H. , carpenter, r. 217 Linden Av
Linfield Nathaniel E., switchman S. P. Co., r. 217
den Av
Linforth Albert W., stenographer, r. 2614 Howard
Linforth Alfred, locksmith, 821 Valencia
Linforth Edward W. iFreneh*& Linforth) r. Alameda
Linforth Ellen H., widow, r. n-n Twenty -first
LINFORTH JAMES «„»„, «,„..
(.orebnui. «>uear. ri<e. coffee anil lintrher
machinery, fruit evaporators. Mindmills
and pnuips, steam engines and horse-
poMers, M ine presses, minins steel, white
bronze, monuments and statuary, agent
lor rtah Solphnr «o., 3* Market, r. 419
Ll.\ FORTH M'ALTEK H., attorney at law, 310 Pint.
rooms 13-14, r. 718a T\venty-flrst
Linsrard William E., cashier Canton Insurance Co., r.
^19 Noe
Lingelser Justine, tinsmith, r. 400 Francisco
Llnge ser Martin, miller, r. 1323 York
Lingenfelder George, blacksmith, r. cor Fourth and hol-
som
Lingenfelder John, barber, 1327 Pacific
Lingenfelder Sophia, widow, r. 1327a Pacific
Lingenfelser Conrad, cigarmaker, r. 122 Ene
Lin<:'g Rudolph, cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 350 Third
Lingley Frank B., traveling auditor S. F. & N. P. R. K.
Co. , 222 San some
Lingo John, barber, 908i Howard
Linhart R., musician, r. 908 Van Ness Av „ , , .
LI»R BELT MA€HIXER¥ CO. (Chicago, 111.) John
D. Ebv, agent, 29-31 Spear
Link Casper, laborer, r. 13 Greenwich
Link Frank, foreman Cal. Construction Co
Link Fred W., carrier Post Office, r. 26 Eureka
Link Leopold, baker, r. 4 Fella PI
Link Millie Miss, tailoress, r. 1424 Franklm
LINK VICTOR A., druggist, r. 2713 Buchanan
Link William, engineer, r. 606 Bush
^ Link. See Linck
Linkeu Charles, barber, r. 2 Grove
Linken Moses, decorator, 1318 Stockton, r. 2105 Mason
Linker George, porter, r. 400 Pacific
Linkesch Louis, candv factory, 8 Twenty-fourth
Linkogel August, baker, r. 37 Louisa
Links Henrv K., teamster F. Knobloch
Ll.\>' CH.4RLES U., wines and liquors, 446 Califor-
nia, r. 1428 Jackson
Linn Frederick, upholsterer, r. 739 Broadwaj
Linn George H. , molder, r. 521 San Jose Av
Linn Henr^■ A., conductor, r. 129 Tenth
Linn Jacob, liquors. 3114 Mission, r. 521 San Jose Av
Linn James, steward, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Linn William S., helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mrs OF STEET M SILEWALI WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
Room 20
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
siil|c«'#E 5flf( FRftNGlSGO GftLL
CHAS. M. SHORTRIDfiE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE '%^r^S!'S2^^'t}?:
Never Fails. Call on or
teto N.J. STONE & CO.
Flood Building, S. F.
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8^" Linn. See Lynn
Linnekogel John C, teamster: r. 814 Folsoni
l^innell Henry S., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 2007 Steiner
Ijinnell H. H., traveling' salesman Hooker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Linnell Louise, widow, r. 2007 Steiner
Liniieweber Bernhard, tailor, r. i&Ik Tehama
Linnewerth Henry, bartender, r. 1155 Market
Liiiquist Charles, tinsmith, r. 468J Jessie
Linqu st Charles E. , master stmr Albion, office 22 JIarket,
room 2, r. 461 J Bryant
X^S" Linskey. See Lynskey
Jjinsley Ewins W. , soap mnfr, 530 Wisconsin
Linsley Howard M. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 580
Wisconsin
Linsley Walter S., r. 530 Wisconsin
Linsley William E., carrier Post Office, r. Es Carolina iir
Napa
BS*" Linsley. See Lindsley and Lindsay
Liiiss Louis, waiter, r. 715J Clementina
LinsteJt William, expressman, r. 1619 Eddy
Lint Robert, motorman, r. 213 Twenty-eighth
Linthal Henry, r. 33 Hollis
Lintmann J. D., r. 2436 Fulton
Lintner Charles W., mariner, r. 1415 Nineteenth Av
South
Lintner Frank S., wool sorter, r. 1415 Nineteenth Av
South
Lintner Louis, glove maker, r. 1415 Nineteenth Av South
Lintner Sebastian, tanner, r. 1415 Nineteenth Av South
Ijinton Julia Miss, actress, r. 12t> O'Farrell
Lintott Charles, butcher, r. 1423 Valencia
Lintott Walter, hoseman Engine 12, r. 52 Sacramento
Liiitrup Charles L., litho-printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Oakland
Lintrup .James, hostler, r. 13 Webb
Lintz Fi-ank, cook, r. Aim-! House
Linville Pleasant D., special policeman, r. 115 Kearny
Linz Gaspard, waiter Louis Savart
Liogardi Gerolamo, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Lion Alice, widow, r. 517 Octavia
LION CHIMNEY SWEEPING CO.
I ntf a05 Kearny
Ijion Edgar J. Rev., pastor St. Stephen's Ei)iscoi)al
Church, r. 513 Webster
LION FIRE INSURANCE CO.
mLiiiiUed (Of London) Milliani J.
) Landers manager, '<;05 Sansonie
Lion Siegfried, manager S. V. Tageblatt, r. 514 O'Farrell
iS" Lion. See Lyne and Lyon
Lionaz Peter H., bookkeeper, r. 317 Jones
Lipla«e Alex, cook, r. 520 Stockton
Lijiman Aaron, salesman Henry Lipman, r. 121 Grove
Lipman Alexander T., traveling salesman A. I. Hall &
Son, r. Berkeley
Lipman Alfred, salesman Cook & Co., r. 1909 Bush
Lipmin Charles W., upholsterer, 1627 Geary, r. 1023
Geary
Lipman Fred L., as^t. cashier Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank,
r. Berkelej-
Lipman Frederick, salesman, r. 1909 Bush
Lipman H., traveling salesman, r. Royal House
Lipman Har.y R., salesman Gilbert Bros. & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Lipman Helen, widow, r. 512 Tldrd
Lipman Henrj', fruit conmiisslon, 202 Washington, r.
13-27 Eddy
Li])nian Henry L., boi)kkeeper.\. Eisenberg & Co., r. 512
Third
Lii>man Herman, traveling salesman, r. 1049a Market
Lijmian Hubert, barber, r. 40 Moss
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
G22 7UYMRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotei,.
Many Novelties iii ImDorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
LIPMAN ISIDOR
(f>odeau A. Liiiiiian
and Vodeau «!: Cn.) r. li'il Post
Lipman Joseph, r. 1909 Bush
Lipman Leon, asst. bookkeeper Camiwdonico ct .Vlalcolni
Co., r. 120 Jones
Lipman Leopold, bookkeeper J. Zentner & Co., r. 120
Jones
Lipman Louis, real estate, 112 Pine, r. 1720 Sacramento
Lipman Louis, salesman The Maze, r. 43 Eleventh
Lipmin Maurice, shoe cutter, r. 512 Third
Lipman Morris, junk, 915 Folsoni, r. 1340 Ellis
Lipman Oscar, goldsmith, r. 512 Third
Lipman Rudolph, r. 1611 Sutter
Lipman Samuel, clerk Abraham Stem, r. 1340 Ellis
Lipman Simon, barber, r. Royal House
SS" Lipman. See Lipi)man
Llpowiti Maximilian, U. S. storekeeper Greenwich Dock
Bonded Warehouse, r. 627 Greenwich
LIPP CU.4.RLES E., agent Sacramento Transjjorta-
tion Co. , cor Third and Berry, r. San Rafael
Lippe Louis, carpenter, r. 274 Jessie
Lippert Adolph, bartender, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Lippert Daniel, tailor, r. 512 Greenwich
Lippert Frederick, barber, r. 512 Greenwich
Lippert Leonard B., barber, 4 Post, r. 512 Greenwich
Lippert Louis, cooper, r. 3 Hay ward
Lippert Otto H. (Lippert & Hahn) r. 231 Twenty-eighth
Lippert William, barber, r. 1011 Broadway
Lippert William E., civil engineer, r. 721 Hayes
Lippert & Hahn (Otto H. Lijijiert and Andrew J. Hahn)
l)Iumbers and gasfitters, 2014 Market
Lippi Amadeo (Lippi Bros.) r. 402 John
Lippi Attone, pressman D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 920
North Point "
Lippi Brothers (Amedeo and Pietro) pictures and frames,
1390 Market
Lippi C. & Co. (Cesare Lippi) produce commission, 214
Washington
Lippi Cesare (C. Lippi & Co.) r. 1012 Twenty-third
Lippi Daniel, cook, r. 1314 Stockton
Lippi Daniel, laborer, r. 3 Jasper PI
Lipni Louis, fruit dealer, 3116 Fillmore
Lippi Orlando, refiner D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 920 North
Point
Lippi Pietro (Lippi Bros.) r. 402 John
Lippi Pio, carpenter, r. 1041 Twenty-thirdI
Lippi William, clerk, r. 3116 Fillmore
Lippincott Ellen F., widow, r. 807 Geary
Lippincott J. B. & Co. (Philadelphia, Penn.) Joseph A.
Hofmann agent, 207 Montgomery
Lippincott John M., carrier Post Office, r. 807 Geary
Lippitt Philip, merchant, office 121 Sansome, r. 818
O'Farrell
Lijipkowski Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1618 San-
chez
Lippman Abraham, tailor, r. 15 Sumner
Lippman Alexander, salesman Lippman Bros., r. 511
Valencia
Lippman Bertram, clerk Israel L. Philips, r. 2509i Bush
Lippman Brothers (Solomon & Hyman) drj' and fancy
goods, 441-443 Hayes and N\V cor Sixteenth and
Valencia
Lippman Charles, stockbroker, r. 1122a Turk
Lippman Fre ;erick W., salesman Joseph Lii)pniaii, r.
510 Taylor
Lippman George W., asst ticket agent S. P. Co., r. ll.M
Octavia
Lippman H. Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froli-
man, r. 2509^ Bush
Lippman Hyman (Lippman Bros.) r. 1206 Golden (Jate
Av
Lippman Jacob, salesman Tlie Maze, r. 7 Kuss
Lijipman Jennie, widow, r. 2511 Bush
Lipiiman .foseph, watchmaker and jeweler, 335 Kearny,
r. 510 Taylor
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428 California Street
Lippman Robert, salesman Samuel 'Laiizet, r. •2224 Mis-
sion
Lippman Solomon (Lippman Bros.)r. 1206 Golden GateAv
Iff" Lippman. SeeLipman.
Lippold Dora, widow, r. 16 Eleventh
Lippoldt Brothers (Charles and Peter) dairy cor Beriial
and Woolsey, U. M. T.
Lippoldt Charles (Lippoldt Bros. )^r. cor Bernal and
Woolsey, U. M. T. --~ ^
Lippoldt Herman A., barber, r. 425 Second
Lippoldt Morris N., barber 208 Brannan, r. 212 Leaven-
worth
Lippoldt Peter (Lippoldt Bros.) r. cor Bernal and Wool-
sey, U. M. T.
Lippsett Fannie, domestic 1114 Haig-ht
Lippsett William, polisher, r. 48 Seventh
Lippstein Dora, widow, second-hand clothing-, 950 Fol-
som
Lipria Frank, r. 420 Filbert
Lipria Gatano, widow, r. 420 Filbert
Lipria Salvator, candle maker, r. 420 Filbert
Lipschitz Max, restaurant, 334 Bush, r. 462 Natoma
Lii)«chitz Samuel W., clerk Max Lipschitz, r. 462 Na-
toma
Lipsher Anna, widow, r. 1761 Ellis
Lipsher .Joseph H., bookkeeper M. Hart, r. 1761 Ellis
Liquor Dealers' Journal The (weekly) The Retail Liquor
Dealers Publishing Co., (lliarles G. Keller manager,
4 California, room 14
Lirati Giaranni (Lirati & Bianchi) r. 1136 Folsom
Lirati & Bianchi (Giaranni Lirati and Amato Bianchi)
fruits and vegetables, 1136 Folsom
Lisbo I House, Cordozo & Baptista proprietors, 42
Drumm
Lisby Catherine Mrs., r. 1211 Vallejo
' Lischke Johannes, tailor, 8 Montgomeiy Av, r. 708 Bush
Lisenby Kate Miss, r. 537 Polk
Lisenby Marion T., painter, r. 537 Polk
Lisenby Martha, widow, r. 537 Polk
Lisenby Sherman electrician, r. 537 Polk
Lisk Bell C. Miss, milliner, r. 103 Larkin
Lisk Emanuel, laborer, r. 212i Ninth
Liske Hennan W. C, seaman^ r. 3 Venion PI
Liss Charles H., salesman Xolun Bros. Shoe Co., r. 39
Russ
LISS.4K .4DOLPHI'S H. (O. F. Von Rhein & Co.), r.
Alameda
LISSAK LOl'l!^ S., secretary California Jute Mill Co.
409 California, r. Palace Hotel
Lissell Matilda, domestic 2291 Sacramento
Lisser Louis, professor Mills College, r. 1241 Franklin
Lissner Abraham, clerk Schussler Bros., r. 1017 Fill-
more
List J. W. , carpenter, r. 259 Tehama
Lister Ellen, widow, r, 1213J Clay
Lister Francis V. , clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 1213^ Clay
Lister Henry B., maVme engineer, r. 1213J Clay
Lister Marie E. Miss, reporter, r. 1213i Clay
Lister Thomas, carpenter S. P. Co., r.'East Oakland
Km" Lister. See Lester
Listmann Louis, teamster, r. 715 Clementina
L I I ALIA («laily) Italian Publishing (o.
pnhlishers and proprietors. (>'>9 >Va.sliine-
ton
Litchel William, wine dealer, r. 12 Gennania
Litchfield Charles A., bricklayer, r. 1205 Seventh Av
South
Litchfield Esther, -vsidow, r. 110(id Valencia
LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO. .........
H. Litclitieitt) nicn-bant tailors, nianiit'ac-
tnrers and dealers in military and navy
goods, society uniforms and regaliaH, silk
and bunting flags, \'i Post. Telephone
Main 44.5
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. M. Litchfield & Co. ) r. 1020 Pag
Litho Sign Co. The (John P. Eraser and X. Gilliland)
signs and show cards, 809 Mission
Litner Sebastien, laborer, r. Nineteenth Av South nr T
Litson A. G., jwrter Grand Hotel
l.itt T. F., coal passer stmr Mariixisa
Littau Matthew, r. 212 Fillmore
Littell Cornelius P. (C. P. Littell & Co.) r. 517 Nine-
teenth
LITTELL C. P. & CO. a. p. Lu.
tell and M illiani O. l>lscho) inanuractnr>
ers tin and sheet ir«>n >v<irk, galvanized
iron rollers for gold eoncentrators. ship
tanks and earbnre'ters, specialty plumb-
ing and general jobbing, 'iXa .Mission
Littell Harry C, bookkeeper C. P. Littell & Co., r. .".17
Nineteenth
Litter Peter, brassfounder, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Litterst Theodore, bath master German Hospital
Littig Frederick, cook, r. 12 Elizabeth
Little Adelia E. Miss, teacher Henrj- Durant Priniarv
School, r. 2127 Bush
Little Alfred, salesman Pac. Roll Paper Co., r. 2635 .Sac-
ramento
Little Andrew, r. 783 Mission
Little Archibald (Forster, Little & Co.) r. 825 Pine
Little Archibald D., engineer stmr Alameda, r. 1307
Devisadero
Little Arthur E. , clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
436 Oak
Little Cornelius C. N., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co.
Little C. R., compositor William C. Brown Co., r. Amer-
ican Exchange Hotel
Little David, carpenter, r. 937 Twenty-fourth
Little Emma C, dressmaker, r. 224 Noe
Little Frank, driver, r. 213 Tenth
Little Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Point Lobos A\ and
Twenty-fifth
Little Frank A., chemist and superintendent Am. Oil
Co., r. SW cor Larkin and Ellis
Little George, painter, r. Grand Southern Hotel
Little George, solicitor, r. 118 Ninth
Little George A., porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
Oakland
LITTLE 4;E0R«E €., manager C. A. Klinkner &
Co., 320 Sansome, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Little George H., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 1759 J How-
ard
Little Homer M , salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. +il
Minna
Little James, ironworker, r. 2107 Mission
Little James E., clerk, r. 705 Sutter
Little James P., compositor Chronicle, r. 124 Turk
Little Jennie Miss, comijo^-itor, r. 728 Sutter
Little J. B., r. 1045 Market
Little Ji hn, carpenter, r. 1115 Oak
Little John, clerk William Little, r. 937 Twenty-fourth
Little John D., driver Engine 12, r. 24 Drumm
Little John T., agent New York Life Ins., Co. 17 Mill-
Bldg, 2nd fl.or
Little John T. Mrs., widow, r. 2515 Gough
Little John W. , clerk General Passenger and Tickt-i
Dept S. P. Co., r. 906 Geary
Little Josejjh, groceries and liquors, 926 Howard
Little Joseph B., teamster, r. 1206 Devisadero
Little Kate B., widow, r. 1759i Howard
Little Louis D., solicitor, r. 420} Clementina
Little Lucius, policeman, r. 2212 Devisadero
Little Martha, widow, r. 1941 Clay
Little Martha A., cloakmaker, r. 816 Vallejo
Little Mount V., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & C...
r. 114 Eighth
Little Owen, laborer, r. 348 Fourth
Little Richard W„ carpenter, r. 131 Fifth
Little Robert, r. 816 A'allejo
Little Robert A. Jr.. scene painter, r. 816 Vallejo
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Little Samuel, trunkmaker, 2127 Bush
Little Sarah G., widow, r. 1431 Church
EITTLE LISTERS IXF.4XT ^iHRLTEK, Mrs.
Mary Fell matron, 512 Minna
Little Stephen G., drj- and fancy goods, 1915 Fillmore, r
Dixon, Cal.
Little Susan G., widow, r. 22-t Noe
Little Thomas, actor, r. 1 Morris Av
Little Thomas E.,molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. Berkeley
Little Thomas J., foreman, r. 336i Union
Little Wallace, manager H. W. Schmidt & Bro. Phar-
macj', 542 Kearny, r. 2212 De\isadero
Little Walter J. , foreman McFarland Bros., r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
LITTLE WILLIAM. ..r„.....r ...,
builder, 30S O'Farrell, Teirplione .Main
035, r. lOO:^^ Churt-h
Little William, conductor, r. 1605^ Dolore.s
Little William, machinist, r. 1326 Turk
Little William, policeman, r. t>76 Harrison
Little William, solicitor, r. 219 Eleventh
Little William, teamster, r. 417 McAllister
Little William Jr. , clerk Wright & Elliott, r. 676 Harri-
LITTLE WILLIAM C, agent Adolph Sutro and
secretary Sutro Railroad Co., 30 Montgomery Block,
r. Oakland
Little William H. (Woodin & Little) r. 311 Scott
Little William I., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 40!)
Capp
Little William T., laborer, r. 2523 Post, rear
Little William W., patternmaker, r. 1435.V Valencia
B^ Little. See Lytle, Lyttle and Littell
Littlefield Alden B., watchman, r. 2 Washington
Littlefield Eleanor A. Miss, teacher Potrero Prinuirj'
School, r. 511 Gough
Littlefield George B., clerk Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett,
r. 015 Mason
Littlefield George R. , insurance broker, office 435 Cali-
fornia, r. 136 Haight
LITTLEFIELD IVORY F., secretary W. P. Fuller
& Co., SW cor Front and Pine, r. 615 Mason
Littlefield John, caipenter and extraman Engine 21
Littlefield John, hackdriver, 36 Perry
Littlefield Joseph H., architect 126 Kearny room 44, r.
1209 Buchanan
Littlefield Joshua A., deputy U. S. Marshal, 45 U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, r. Oakland
Littlefield Loammi, ja.uitor, r. 123 Bernard
Littlefield May Miss, clerk, r. 123 Bernard
Littlefield Myron W., automatic fire sprinklers, r. 7
Beaver
Littlefield Nellie A. Miss, school teacher, r. 511 Gough
Littleford Charles, r. 1718 Polk
Littleford Edward T. , gripman, r. 1818 Polk
Littleford Ellen, widow, r. 1718 Polk
Littleford John F., gripman, r. 1718 Polk
Littlehale James L., bookkeeper Sperrv Flour Co., r.
2211 Van Ness Av
Littlejohn Charles T., clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 982
Jackson
Littlejohn Elizabeth, wiilow, furnished rooms, 1007
Powell
Littlejohn Grant, student, r. 213 Elm Av
Littlejohn Herbert E., bookkeeper Adelsdorfer & Braii-
denstein, r. Oakland
Littler Joseph, laborer, r. 468 Tehama
Littleton Frank P.. jjaperhanger, r. 447 Jessie
Littleton Stephen J., shademaker, r. 447 Jessie
Littleton Walter D., clerk Delivery Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Alameda
Littlewood Ada Mi.s.s, stenographer Johnstone & Bryan,
r. 423 Hvde
Littlewond Albeit, collector Johnstone & Bryan, r. 423
Hyde
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DE.^LER IN
FINE BRONZE HARDWARE
Builders' Supplies, Cabinet Hardware
727 Market St. Telephone flain 5608
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Littlewood Elias, wootl and coal, 128 O'Farrell, r. 423
Hyde
Littlewood Horatio W., clerk Simpson & Millai, r. 4:«i
Bryant
Littner Reuben, woodworker, r. 127^ Langton
Littner Urban (Zipfel & Littner) r. 127J Langton
Litton Agnes, widow, proprietor The Southerner, 407
Mason
Litton Charles A., supt of Infiniiary College of Dcntt.-trv
U. C, Donohoe Bldg, r. 407 Mason
Litton J. F., watchman, r. 618 Gough
8^ Litton Springs. See Lytton Springs
Litz John N., canjetlayer, r. 509 Ridley
Litz Nicholas J., machinist, r. SOlOctavia
Litzenstein Herman, dairyman, r. 232 Eighteenth
Litzensteien Louis, barber, r. 6i Harriet
Litzius A. & L. (August and Louis) upholsterers, 512
Hayts
Litzius August (A. & L. Litzius) r. cor North Av and
Courtland Av
Litzius August C, engraver, r. 936 North Av
Litzius Charles, plumber, r. cor North Avand Courtland
Av
Litzius Edward C, electrician, r. 40i Dore
Litzius Henrietta, widow, r. 229 Fourteenth
Litzius Louis (A. & L. Litzius) r. cor North Av and
Courtland Av
Litzius Lous A., peddler, r. 229 Fourteenth
LITZIUS WILLI.4M F., secretary Will & Finck Co..
818-820 Market, r. 429 Harrison
Liubimi Anton, cook, r. 44 Everett
Liurett* John, liquors, 1201 Stockton, r. 813 Pacific
Livado Hernandez, cook stmr Alameda, r. 533 Broad
way
LIVE STOCK AXD BUTCHERS' GAZETTE.
hide, wool, leather and finance review. Live Stock
Gazette Publishing Co. publishers, 37-38 Mechants'
Exchange Bldg
LIVE STOCK GAZETTE I'llBLISHING CO..
Ernest Heymans president, A. D. Bell editor, pub-
lishers Live Stock and Butchers' Gazette, 37-3.s
Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Li\ely Fritz, shoemaker, r. 69 Natoma
Lively M. Mrs., r. 43 Rit<:h
Liven ,'ood Frank M., porter, r. 31 Clinton Park
Livengood Henry, molder, r. 925.J Lombard
LIVER.MORE'CHARLES E., president The Kol-
soro Water Power Co., 320 Sansome, room 15, r.
R ck Ridge, Oakland
Livei-niore Grace G. Miss (O'Hara & Livennore) r. 227
San Jose Av
LIVERMORE HORATIO P.. secretary aixl gen
eral manager The Folsoni Water Power to. and
manager American River Land and Lumber Cti.,
Sacramento Electric Power and Light Co. and Sacri-
mento County Water Co., 320 Sansome, room 15. r.
Rock Ridge, Oakland
Livennore James H., proprietor .Adjustable SImu l.a^t
Co. , r. 227 San Jose Av
LivemioreSusin H., widow, r. 227 San Jo e Av
Livennore William B., gripman, r. 210 Clipper
Liveniash Edward J., attorney at law, 42 Suproii>'- I'l.iirt
Bkk', r. Hotel St. Nicholas
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CO..
Cliarlr<« l>. Havrn resident serrelac.v. «'.
Ma«oii Kinne a<isi<itaiit secretary. 42'^
Caliroriiia. Telephone MaintitiS
LIVERPOOL I MtERMRlTERS. ASS04 1A-
TI«X, Catton, Bell & Co. agents, 406 C.Uitornia
Livett W. M.. physician and surgeon, r. 2417 Wiushington
Living Issues (weekly) Livinsr Issues Publishing Co. pub-
lishers. 30 Tenth
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be in Every Hoasehold. Rented at $i oo pei- Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PE«lilEN0OETH0.GHilPfll}NE
Mnest txtra uuaiities."
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Living Issues Publishmg Co., Mrs. Helen E. Moore,
manager, 30 Tenth
Livingston Andrew W.. superintendent Pac. Can Co., r.
500 Fifteenth
Livingston Clarence H. , wharfinger Union St. Wharf, r.
1308 Sacramento
Livingston Daniel, merchant, r. 2836 Califoniia
Livingston Franli, bartender Michael R.van
Livingston Fred B. , manager Pac. Coa-st Sj-rup Co.. r.
Oakland
Livingston George, clerk, r. 737 Howard
Living.stoii Harvev L., superintendent Warren & Mallev,
r. 1923 Filbert
Livingston Henr\- B., journalist, r. IIOS Powell
LIVINCi.STOX JA]ME.S H., secretar\ Pacific Gas Im
provement Co., SWcor Annie and Stevenson, r. 2111
Pacific Av
Livingston John, agent Maritime Ins. Co. (of Liverpool)
204 California, r. Alameda
Livingston John, fireman, r. .500^ Sixth
Livingston Lfiuis (Livingston & Co.) r. Frankfort, Ger-
many
Livingston Louis, clerk A. Waldtuefel, r. 706 FoLsom
Livingston M., hoots and shoes, 734-736 Valencia
Livingston Michael E., butcher, r. 1313 Fnlton
Livingston Philip H., jeweler, 41.5 Kearny and 622 Mer-
chant, r. 612 Haight
Livingston Sara A. Mrs., portrait artist, studio and r. T<i
Murimv tsiag
LIVINGSTON & CO.
I Louis Living-
Aitraiii i*. >> llliaius and Joseph and
IvdManI Maj I importers and Jobbers v^lnes
and liquors, 'UMi'-iOH Davis, Telephone
Main 361
Livingst'iiie Adolph, salesman, r. 60S) Gough
Livingstone Daisy Miss, teacher music, r. 801 C'ap]p
Livingstone Frederick A., salesman Henrv Lyons
Livingstone .James D., shoemaker, 631J Sacramento, r.
.i6C Mission
Li \iiigstone John, manager Miller & Lux, r. Nebraska
bet Courtland and Powhattan Avs
Livingstone Rinaldo R., commercial editor Examiner, r.
801 Capp
Livingstone RoUand H., r. 317 Ellis
S:S' Livingstone. See Li\ingst<m and Levingstone
Livoz Edmund, bartender, r. 6131 Natfima
Ljung Gustaf, to<;)lmaker, 58 Bluxome
lj-«ii:iniAi\ Knut E., draughtsman Dow Steam Pump
W k>. r. 1120J Filbert
l.iiinie Culixte, cook, r. 916 Jackson
l.liinfi .s., seaman stinr Aeapulco
Lifiie .siiisnuind. shoemaker, r. 316 Abbey Av
LIcwi-lUii Caroline, widow, furnished rooms, 219J Pn.s-
liei't I'l
Lle«\;llyu Ellen, widow, r. 1211 Vermont
Llewellyn L., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho. Co., r.
Alameda
IJewellyn Reese, proprietor Columbia Foundry and
{■resident Helsby Red Sandstone Co., r. SW cor
Park Av and Green
LLE^VKLLl.X STEAM tOXDEXSER .WA.M-
F 1<'TL'KI\0 CO., James M. Streeteu president,
H. a. Kuhl secretary, W. A. Jones manager, 330
Pine. r<X)ins 50-51
Llewellvn Wilson, contractor, r. 510 Mason
Lloyd liruce, with Union Iron Wks, r. 212 Powell
Lloyd Charles K., commission merchant, 215 Sansome,
raoni 1
Lloj-d Edward, watchman, r. 3 Henrietta Square
LloyJ Florence I., widow, r. 5275 Seventeenth
Llovd George E., groceries and liquors, 1401 Webster, r.
■ 1427 Webster
Lloyd H. C, r. 1010 Folsom
Lloyd Herbeit, wireinan, r. 706 Ellis
Lloyd Horatio N., surveyor Board of Fire Underwriters
of the Pacific, r. Berkelev
Lloyd Hugh J. (Clark & Lloyd) r. 806 Polk
Lloyd J., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. Berkeley
Lloyd John, aitomey at law, 214 Pine, rooms 50-51, r.
Fn lit vale
Lloyd John, laundrjinan, r. 220 Elm Av
Lloj-d John T., laborer, r. 1217 Devisadero
Llo.vd Mary, widow, r. 1514 Twenty-fourth
Lloyd Mar\' P. , widow, r. 2015 Broderick
Lloyd Jlilton A. , master manner, r. 220 Seventh
Lloyd Morgan H., student Charles W. Decker, r. 527 J
Seventeenth
Llovd Owen, clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r. 1024
■ Bush
Llovd Owen, groceries, 806 Valencia
LLOTD RE1BE.\ H. (Lloyd 4: Wootl) r. 1010 Fol-
som
LLOVD A WOOD (Reutjen H. Lloyd and WiUiam S.
Wo(xl) attorneys at law, 9-13 Nevada Block
Lloyd Richard, jiauiter E. M. Gallagher, r. Berkeley
Lluvd Robert, teacher vocal music, r. 2015 Golden Gate
"Av
i^" Llovd. See Lovd
LLOVDS A«E.\€"l" (of London) Catton, Bell & Co.
agents, 406 California
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Co. (of New York) Charles
Christeiisen manager, John R. Hillman asst. man-
ager, 317 California
Lloyds Register of British and Foreign Shipping, John
Metcalfe marine siureyor, 304 California
Loag Bernard, seaman, r. 14 Tehama
Loaiza Fernando, buyer W. Loalza & Co., r. 1217 Wash-
ington
L0.4IZ.1 W. A *"0. (Wenceslao Loaiza and Jorge L
Canalizo) commission merchants and insurance
agents, 308 California
Loaiza Wenceslao (W. Loaiza & Co.) r. 1217 Washington
L<iaiza Wenceslao Y., clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r. 1217
Washington
Loane Albert, clerk, r. 1530 Golden Gate Av
Loane Abraham, planer, r. 1530 Golden Gate Av
Loane Frank M. (Riley & Loane) r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane Henry S., contractor, r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane John M., salesman Lachroau & Jacobi, r. 1205
Turk
Loane William, pijiemaker W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Loasby Archie E. Mrs., r. 1053 Market
Loasby James F., clerk William J. Rogers, r. 1053 Mar-
ket
Loazar Leoix)ld, cardcutter, r. 418 Grove
Lobaugh Frank, contractor and builder, r. 88 Ninth
L<ibb Ne^^lle R., salesman Wittland k Co.,r. 420 Sixth
Lobbing William, gripman, r. 1124a Union
Lobe Alice L., bookkeeper Anatole Lobe, r. 1715 Laguna
Lobe Anatole, crockerj", 1404 Polk, r. 1715 Laguna
Lobe Louis J., clerk A'natole Lobe, r. 1715 Laguna
Lobe Simon, jeweler, r. 1715 Laguna
S^ Lobe. See Loeb
Lobel W. , waiter, r. 1313 Howard
LOBE\ SELS P. J. Tan, atti rney at law and Con-
sul The Netherlands and Paraguay, 508 Montgom-
er\-, room 20, r. 1305 Adeline, Oakland
Lobenstein Brothers (Louis, Ralph and Joseph) proptr?
Pac. Shoe Factor?', 139 First
Lobenstein Dennia, «idow, r. 316 Fell
Lobenstein Josoph (Lobenstein Bros.) r. 501 Laguna
Lobenstein Louis (Lobenstein Bros.) r. 501 Laguna
Lobenstine Ralph (Lobenstein Bros.) r. 501 Laguna
Lobig Balser, peddler, r. 1126^ Folsom
Loblinsky Aaron, glazier, r 19 Harriet
Lobree A. Allan (Jacobson & Lobree) r. 1109 Turk
Lobree Adeline Miss, r. 326 Noe
Lobree Augusta Mrs., r. 326 Noe
Lobree Isaac, r. 326 Noe
Lobree Lizzie, widow, r. 1109 Turk
Locan Ralph E. (Farley & Locan) r. 426 Jones
g^ Loc-an. See Logan
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OFFICE, 33 GEARV ST.
Telephone, Main S'^S.
CATTON, BELL & CO. ""Itv'r/^l^lc*^ ""400 Calllfllllla St.
NEUHT^US
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Loch August, grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Loch J. H. w;, r. 773 Market
Loch Louis, baker, r. 772 Mission
Loch William L., master mariner, r. 1223 Green
Lochart George N., marine engineer, r. 1807a Howard
LOCHBAUM A. H. «K €0. (August H. Lochbauui
and Charles Cleve) agents Buffalo Brewing C(j., 521-
525 Fifteenth, Telephone Mission 1 77
Lochbaum August H. (A. H. Loehbaum & Co.) r. 503
Guerrero
Loehbaum Kdward, jewelrycase maker, r. 2819 Sixteenth
Loehbaum Eva, widow, r. lllj Thirteenth
Loehbaum Otto, labeler Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 2819 Six-
teenth
l^ochboeler Charles, baker, r. 724 Mission
Loeher Adolph, teacher music, r. 1745 Ellis
Locher F. Joseph, cutter R H. Kavanagh, r. 82 Donohoe
Bldg
Locher J. M., r. «33 Market
Locher Michael, hog ranch. Mission Road nr Six Mile
House
Locber Paul, carpenter, r. 101 Twenty-second
Locher Robert, carpenter, r. 1305 Greenwich
Locher Stephen, m.chinist, r. 547 Mission
Lochhead John, machinist, 301 First, r. 1024 Lombard
Lochhead John Jr., marine engineer, 9 Mission
Lochhead John H., physician, r. 508 Taylor
Lochhead Robert, machinist, r. 1024 Lombard
£3" Lochhead. See Loughhead
Lochinaw Clarence H., r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
US' Lochlin. See Laughlin and Loughlin
Lochner Joseph, photographer, r. Ill Fourth
Lochran Sarah, widow, r. 451^ Jessie
Lock Charles, cook, r. NE cor Eighth Av and D
Lock Charles H. , carpenter, r. 409i Hayes
Lock William, superintendent Matthew Healy, r. 1620
Harrison
LOCKARD WALTER S. (Macondrav Bros. & Lock-
ard)r. 1228 .J Bush
Locke Charles W., dentist, office and r. 6 Eddy
Locke Frank, r. 33 Hinckley
Locke Gertrude Miss, stenographer O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 931 Twenty-sixth
Locke H. M. , miller, r. 819 Grove
Locke Hollis M., carrier Post Office, r. 15 Middle
Locke James P. (Folsoni & Locke) r. 825 Church
Locke John T., hospital attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
Locke Josiah E., r. 333 O'Farrell
Locke Josiah H., farmer, r. 819 Grove
Locke Lelia Mis^i, nurse, r. 1101 Van Ness Av
Locke Lewis, r. 828 Washington
Locke Lewis, Chinese interpreter, r. Abbotsford House
Locke Mary, widow, r. 706 Fifteenth
Locke Mary, widow, r. 930J Harrison
Locke Melanie Mrs., dressmaking, 633 O'Farrell
Locke Morgan, laborer, r. 931 Twentv-sixth
Locke Nathan S., distributor Post Office, r. 15 Middle
Locke Raymond M., carrier Po?t Office, r. 2807 Cali-
f )rnia
Locke Richard, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Locke Richard, clerk, r. 706 Fifteenth
Locke Silas M., capitalist, r. 125 Golden Gate Av
Locke Sue, insurance, 407-409 Montgomery
Locke True, salesman Roos Bros. , r. Alameda
Locke William J., attornev at law, r. 332 San Jose Av
LOCKE WILLIAM L\ president Locke & Pike Co.,
124 California, r. San Rafael, Cal.
LOCKE A PIKE CO. (incorporated) William L.
Locke president, Charles W. Pike secretary, shipi)inK
and commission merchants, 124 California, 'Tele-
phone Front 80
Locken Lena, domestic 1305 Howard
Locker Sarah, widow, r. 19 Ripley PI
Lockett James, Captain Fourth Cavalry U. S. A.,
Presidio
Lockhart A. \V. , machinist, r. 9J Laskie
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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Lockhart J. A., master mariner, r. 16 Ellis
Lockhart Margaret Mrs., bakery, 1527 Market
Lockie James S., blacksmith, r. 1914 Ellis
Lockie John, blacksmith, r. 114 Waller
Locks Hennan, with H. M. Newhall & Co
Vallejo
Locks .loseph S., barber, 801 Kearny, r. 1311 Mason
Locks Laura E., widow, furnished rooms, 122 Turk
Locks M )rris, foreman Columbian Woolen Mills, r. 6 Oak
PI
Lockwood Alexander H., grijiman, r. »27 Frederick
Lockwood Arthur D., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Lockwood Augusta, widow, r. 2726^ Folsom
Lockwood Edward S., waiter stmr C ity of Sydney
Lockwood George C. , r. The Colonial
Lockwood Irving, salesman C. W. R. Ford & Co., r. 293.">
Jackson
Lockwood James, porter Hotel Faimiount
Lockwood John, laborer, r. 34 Freelon
Lockwood John R., salesman W. W. Chase & Co., r. 93.'>
Valencia
Lockwood Joseph, r. 34 Freelon
Lockwood Julian L. , pressman Commercial Pub. Co. , r.
Oakland
Lockwood Richard E., manager Great American Import-
ing Go's, branch, 218 Third
Lockwood Susan F. Mrs., decorative artist, r. 333
Haight
Lockwood Thomas, machinist, r. 333 Haight
Lockwood William A., engineer S. P. Co., r. 213 Shotwell
Lockyer Henry, stove mounter J. De La Montanya, r.
Berkelej'
Lock.ver Robert J., pipefitter, r. 93 J Silver
Lockyer Thomas C, master tug Hercules, r. 1414 Twen-
ty-sixth
Locotelli Faustino, cook, r. 621 J Gteary, rear
Lodden Bert, paniter, r. 2317 Lombard
Lodden Thomas, laborer, r. 21J Garden
Loderhose August, groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove
and Buchanan, r. 801 Buchanan
Loderhose Henry C, stableman B\iffalo Brewing Co., r.
2010 Folsom
Loderhose Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 52 Tehama
Lodge George, dish washer, r. Alms House
Lodge R. J., liquors, SW cor Mission Road and Onondaga
Av
Lodge Thomas J., fireman, r. 320 Sansome
Lodholz William, bookkeeper Alaska Packers Associa-
tion, r. 303 Jones
Lods Charles L. , carpenter, r. 25 Prosper
Loeb Aaron, shirt mnfr, 9 Gearj-, r. 1014a Washington
Loeb GustaV, butcher, r. 2229 Geary
Loeb Henry, jewelry nmfr, 318 Kearny, room 5, r. If560
SS" Loeb. See Lobe
Loebbing John J., foreman Frahni & Fi-ankenberge, r.
613 Biyant
Loebel Eva Miss, laundress, r. 1519 Eddy
Loeber August A., compositor W. A. Woodward & Co., r.
710 California
Loeber John H., bakery, 1837 Polk
Loeber Maggie Miss, clerk J. H. Loeber, r. 1837 Polk
Loeber Margaret, widofr, r. 1837 Polk
Loebl Julius, salesman, r. 1418 Webster
Loebner Max, clerk Cal. Canneries Co., r. 410b Eddy
Loefiler Edward, car builder, r. 20 Ford
Loeflier Frederick J., driver, r. 2232 Mission
Loeffler George, laborer John Loeffler, r. 422 Fifth
Loeffler Jacob, baker, r. (i34 Grove
LUtrrLLn JuHNi proprietor Sontb
t.na Fickle >V<.ik«, ii'i-US Fifth, Tele-
phone South 4!>l
Loefler Martin G. (Cobb & Loefler) r. 507 Guerrero
Loeftkovich Abraham R., r. 128 Oak
Loehr George P. Mrs., widow, r. 1710 Broderick
WXON,BORGESON 4 CO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
THOUSANDS CURED (Poi" particulars s .e page opp. Highland Springs in register.)
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hoehr George W., druggist,' 1501 Devisadero, r. 150a
Devisadero
Loehr Joseph, tailor, r. Alms House
Loesch George, musician, r. 422 Minna
Loescher Fred, foreman Yolo Mills, r. 10 Patt<in nr Mis-
sion Road
Loeser Julius, bartender, r. 521 Green
Loevder Clements, baker, r. 1218 Folsom
Loevine Catherine J. Mrs., r. 2303A Bush
Loew Aaron, tailor, lOti Golden Ga'e Av, r. 11:54 Howard
LOEWE BROTHERS Mrs. Henrietta Loewe, Mo.ses
Sieg'el, Jacques Blum and Joseph M. LoeweJ whole-
sale liquor dealers, 216 California, Telephone Main
.5010
Loewe Henrietta Mrs. (Loewe Bros.) r. saO McAllister
Loewe Joseph M. (Loewe Bros.) r. 830 McAllIister
Loewe WiUiam G., jiroprietor Liberty Daily, .> s Russian
Av nr Naples, Excelsior Homestead
gW Loewe. Lee Low, Lowe and Loewy
Loewel Alexander, butcher, r. 150.') Turk
Loewel Max, clerk, r.1.505 Turk
Loewel Sj'lvan, clerk, r. 1505 Turk
Loewen Nicholas, bakery, 115 Oak
8^ Loewenber^. See Lowenberg-
Lnewenguth Charlet, butcher, r. 10 Verona, rear
Loewenhayn H. & Co. (Henry Loewenhayn) commission
merchants, 509 Sansome'
Loewenhayn Henry (H. Loewenhayn k Co. ) r. Abbots-
ford House
Loewenstein Herman, bookkeeper, r. 1611J Devisadero
Loewenstein Maurice F., buyer Castle Bros., r. 1515
Gough
IK^ Loewenstein. See Lowenstein
Loewenthal Goodman (Loewenthal & Co.) r. 1150 Turk
Loewenthal Harry P., clerk Lowenthal & Co., r. 1150
Turk
Loewenthal Meyer M. (Loewenthal & Co.) r. 1218b Eddy
Loewenthal Sarah, widow, r. 1150 Turk
Loewenthal & Co. (Meyer M. and Goodman Loewenthal)
cloaks and suits, 844 Market
gW Loewenthal. See Lowenthal and Lewenthal
Loewi riruke, widow, r. 1123 Devisadero
LOEM'I WILLIAIH, manager Pacific Coast Co-oper-
ative Credit Co. and secretary San Francisco Pio-
neer Woolen Factory, 28 Merchants' Exchange, r.
1123 Devisadero
Loewy Edmund, bookkeeper, r. 1408 O'Farrell
LOEWV WILLIAM (Loewy & Gutsch) r. 1114 Bush
LOEWV A aVTiiVM (WiUiam Loewy and Gustav
Gutseh) attorneys at law, 310 Pine, rooms 30-32-34
/far Loewy. See Loewe and Lowe
Lofdahl John, iron worker, r. 329 SieiTa
Loffler William, seaman, r. 31 East
Lofgren Adum, candyma.ker, r. 12a Fourteentli
Lofgren Andrew, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Lofstad C, r. 819 Howard
LOFSTAD JOHN fi., furrier, 14 Kearny, r. 730 Turk
Loft Otto, steward, 30^ Lewis
Loftin Constance Miss, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
LOFTI!^ FRANK, proprietor Western Manufacturing
Co., 114 Mission, r. 941 Bryant
Loftis Henry, teamster, r. 717'Natoma
Loftis James H., teamster, r. 717 Natonia
Loftis Julia, widow, r. 226 California Av
Loftis Michael, painter, 1220 Folsom
Lofton William J., dentist Blake Dental Co., r.633| Geary
Loftus James, porter, r. 217i Tehama
Loftus John, floorman Holmes * Jenkins, r. SE cf)r De-
visadero and Geary
Loftus John, laborer, r. 363 Eleventh
Loftus John, teamster, r. 1621 Dolores
Loftus John A., blacksmith, r. 717 Minnesota
Loftus Joseph L., driver, r. 1427 Church
Loftus Mary, groceries, NE cor Day and Dolores
Loftus Michael, carpenter, r. E s San Jose Av opp Valley
Loftus Michael, clerk Murphy & O'Donnell, r. 1119 Mis-
Loftus Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
Lnftus Michael A., policeman, r. 413 Valencia
Loftus Patrick H., porter, r. 744i Twenty-second
Loftus Tessie, bakery, SE cor Devisadero and Geary
e^ Loftus. See Loftis
LO« CABIN BAKERY <'0., Williim H. Ward
secretary, main office SW cor Sanchez and Four-
teenth, hramhes 409 Hayes, 3045 Sixteenth nr Va-
lencia, and 1435 Polk
Logan Aida M. Miss, r. 523 McAllister
Logan Anderson D., farmer 2210 Steiner
Logan Anton, musician, r. 312 Tehama
Logan Arthur T., cook, r. 43 Tremont Av
Logan Daniel, r. 702 Willow Av
Logan Daniel D. , laboror, r. Ill Perry
Logan Edward, groceries and liquors j 156 Clara
Logan Frank B., clerk J. E. Partridge, r. Oakland
Logan Frederick E. , student, r. 523 McAllister
Logan George H., compositor Chrmiicle, r. 625^ Post
Logan George T., horse collar maker, r. 784 J Harrison
Logan Grace, widow, r. 35^ Garden
Logan Harry F., carrier Post Office, r. 1212 Jackson
Logan Henr^- C, waiter, r. 326 Jessie
Logan Howard, driver Patterson's Express, r. Berkeley
Lcgan Hugh, agent, 331 Ke?rny, room 12, r. 520 Turk "
Logan James, journalist, r. 1109 Clay
LOGAN JAMES F.> (o..traitoi, ^ar.
Ufiitrr aa<l builder rnul adjaster, office
l« Post, r. -1719 Bryant bet T>renty-firtli
and Tm ent} -si.xtb
Logan John, laborer, r. W s Texas nr Army
Logan John L., teamster, r. 36b Welsh
Logan John R., horse collar maker, r. 807 Harrison
Logan John W., deputy Pound Keeper, r. 2514 Center
Logan Joseph, laborer, r. 436 Green
Logan Joseph M., marine fireman, r. 1426 Twenty-sixth
Logan J. Wilbur, r. 2228 California
Logan L. Mrs., r. 2122 Pine
Logan Lillie Mrs., clerk Rebecca Martin, r. 400 Fourth
Logan Mary Mrs., r. 784J Harrison
Logan Mary E. C, widow, r. 2228 California
Logan Michael, wool grader, r. l(j Suniner
LOGAN MILBURN H.. p.......
and .siirseon, 101 (irant -Av, Telephone
Main K.54, lioni-K I to ,i P..M.. SnndaTS and
holidays li .H., r. ^ii'i Oak, Telephone
West mr,
Logan -Minnie E. Miss, stenographer State Board of Trade
Exhibit, r. Berkeley
Li)gan Robert H., undertaker Martin & Morrison, r. 11.'-
Geary
Logan Robert S., carrier Post Office, r. 1343 Pine
Logan Thomas F., expressman, r. 724 Harrison
Logan Walter MacG., engineer Campbell & Troyer, r.
Oakland
Logan William A., mail clerk Examiner
Logan William D. (Lightbody & Logan), r. .\lameda
gW Logan. See Locan
Loge Herman, helper Henry Hufschmidt
Logeman Clara Miss, r. W s Mission Road, opp Silver Av
Logeman Henry W., collector Sachs Bros. & Co., r. W s
Mission Road ojip Silver Av
Logeman William W. , general merchandise, W s Mission
Road, opp. Silver Av
LOOOIE .IA«IEH.I., president McKay & Co., 4 Cal-
ifornia, r. 712 Shotwell
Loghlin N. O. Miss, r. 1101 Pine
Logic Andrew N., watchmaker George Stead, r. 525^
Brannan
Logic James, molder, r. 525i Brannan
Logic Thomas, clerk J. F. Dillon, r. .525.\ Brannan
Logie William, molder Jardine Iron Wks., V. 525J Bran-
nan
Logic William A., machinist, r. 1326 Valencia
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO,
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
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Logsdoii Minnie Miss, captain Salvation Army, r. 526
Keaniy
Logue Ann Mrs. liquors, SK cor Clement and Seventh
Av
r^osue Edward, teamster, r. NK cor Sickles Av and De
Wolfe, Ocean View
Logue James, bartender, r. SK cor Clement and Seventh
Av
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline & Co., r. 734 Vallejo
Loh Margaret, widow, r. 2015 Taylor
Lohan Oswald vice Consul Gennan Empire, 318 Sacra-
mento, r. 1400 Golden Gate Av
Lohbumer Louis, barber, r. 137 Third
Loheide Frederick W., manager N'erein Kintracht, r.
814b Larkin
Loheide Max H., sign painter, r. 814b Larkin
Lohfink Frank A., machinist, 522 Natoma
Lohman Enis, porter, r. 1140a Howard
Lohman James H., stableman, r. 7 Alice, rear
Lohman John, clerk Henning Bros., r. 112 Twenty-third
Lohman John, shoemaker, r. 612 California
Lohman Joseph, tinsmith, r. 612 California
Lohmann Henry, fruits, 1711 Devisadero
Lcilimann Jacob, dairy produce 3132 Sixteenth
Loliniann Mabel Miss, r. 1134 Stevenson
Lohmann Mary, widow, r. 506 Franklin
Ldhmeyer Edward W., printer, r. 112 Twenty -third
Lohmeyer John C, painter, 112 Twenty-third
Lohmeyer William C, painter, r. 112 Twenty-third
Lohneis George C, shoemaker, r. S s Lombard nr Baker
Lohnein M., r. 409 Twenty-seventh
Lohse Charles F., teamster, r. 1333 Pine
Lobse Frederick, teamster, r. 1333 Pine
Lohse John, solicitor Hilles & Seahert, r. 11 Fair A\
Lohse Nicholas, city superintendent Spring Vallc\-
W. W., r. 1333 Pine
Lohse Oluf, tanner, r. E a Wisconsin in- Army
Lohse Paul (William Grosse & Co.) r. Oakland
Lohse Theodore F., plumber, r. 716 Linden Av
Lohse William (Lohse & Schutt and Schutt & Lohse) r.
65 South Park
Lohse & Schutt (William Lohse and Henry Schutt) wines
and liquors, NE cor Third and Townsend
Lohsen Diedrich H., r. 1814 Scott
Lohsen Harry, clerk, r. 441 Natoma
Lohsen John, driver, r. 2202 Powell
Loichot Stanis, machinist, r. 723a Tehama
Loinaz P. H., r. 1238 Mission
Loiseau Adolph J., teacher languages, r. 30 Laurel A\
Loiseau Matilda, widow, r. 710 Ellis
Loiselle N. (La Chapelle & Loiselle) r. 3403 Mission
Loiselle Peter, barber, r. 431a Turk
SS' Loler. See Lawler and Lawlor
Lolo Delphine Mrs., r. N s Thirteenth Av South nr P
Lolo Peter, tanner, r. N s Thirteenth Av South nr P
LOMA PRIETA LliMBER CO., A. C. Bassett vice-
president, office 106-108 Phelan Bldg
Lomas Edward R., clerk, r. 1755 Howard
Lomax David, barber, r. 1212 Pacific
Lomax James, calker, r. 1212 Pacific
Lomax James D, attorney at law, r. 619 Hyde
LOillBARU AWD BAY BONDED >VAREHOIJ!)E,
George S. Neale & Co jiroprietors, SW cor Lombard
and Battery
Lombard Blanche, domestic, r. 2620 Buchanan
Lombard Charles C, collector Sperry Flour Co., r. East
Oakland
Lombard Charles H., manager The Callustro Co., 621
Market, r. 1207 Octavia
Lombard Frank H., asst secretary S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. Alameda
LOMBARD LOAN CO. incorporate.,
.1. L. Salomon iiresideiit, A. .Mcndelsoliii
secretar.v, lOlO Market and UTi Kearny
Lombard Louis, finisher, r. 625 Pacific
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960 HOWARD STREET
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SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
LOMBARD WAREHOUSE, George S. Neale & Co. i ^
proprietors, SW cor Sansome and Lombard ^"^"^ .
Lombardero Joseph, teacher music, r. 1602 Pacific ^^y
Loifibardi Brothers (Sebastian and Emilio) dairy. Mis- ^I2»
sion Road opp Onondaga Av " ^^ v
Lombardi C. (Lombardi & Semeria) r. 423 Pine ^^*»
Lombardi Emilio (Lombardi Bros.) r. Mission Road ojjp *— ^
Onondaga Av ^"^^
Lombardi Ferdinand, salesman Bertin & Lepori, r. 106
Thirtieth ^^^^
Lombardi Giacomo, peddler, r. 8 Sonora "^^^^
Lombardi Giovanni B., fisherman, r. 8 Sonora "^^^
Lombardi Lorenzo, baker, r. 117 Francisco ^^^
Lombardi Michele (Dalto & Lombardi) r. 505 Green ^"^
Lombardi Sebastian (Lombardi Bros.) r. Mission Road ^^^
opp Onondaga Av ^JU^^
Lombardi & Semeria (C. Lombardi and Jules M. Semeria) >mw^
restaurant, 423 Pine ^w^W
Lombardo Antonio, flute teacher, r. 324 O'Farrell "^^3
Lombardo Hotel, Antonio Caselli proprietor, 249-253 ^^""^
Pacific
Lomelino Augustus C, r. 542 Haight -
LOMELli\6 JOSErH W., druggist, SW cor Pacific i^^^
and Leavenworth, r. 1410 Pacific ^^^fc*
Lomet P. Mme., dressmaking, 1445 Polk wmb^m*
Lometti Charles, fireman Truckee Lumber Co., r. 135i ^™^^
Dore _ -. ■
Lometti Frank J., bottler, r. 18 Hubbard ^^^
Lometti Joseph, porter, r. 6 Telegraph PI
Lomler Ernest ( Pac. Music Co.) r. 1017 Filbert
Lommatzsch Emil E., carpenter, r. 554J Natoma »-c) oa
Lonnnel Charles, baker, r. 666 Mission ^ S.
[.Olid Lawrence A., junk, 5 Harrison, r. Alameda 5? ^
Londeii Louis, r. 540 Washington , — ► ^
Lniulo Gaetano, shoemaker, 1614 Powell ^
Londois .lean, baker, r. 304 Montgnmerv Av c=> S*
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE i$
FIRE INSURANCE CO. Sf)'«';^ Sm
liaiii tlaedonald manager, l>. E. Miles ^ €>e
as!«lstant manager, »!.■» .Montgomerr to S
■.0;VDO]\ AND PROVINCIAL MARINE ilV!4IIR- -- -=►
ANCE CO. LI.WITED (of London, England) Gir- '='
\ in, Baldwin &. Eyre agents, 307 California ^:^ ^
M».\D01V AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK 0™ ?? S
ited) Arth\ir Scrivener manager, William Steel as-
sistant manager, Gustav Friederich cashier, NW cor
. California and Leidesdorff 00 K) Ul
L(jndon Assurance Corporation (M?rine of Londi^n) H. -J Z ^
M. Newhall & Co. agents, 309-311 Sansome ° 2 Z
LONDON ASSURANCE COR-
DflD A TinM (I>ondon)e!ilabllslied A. D.
rUnA I lull 17-30, 4;eorge F. «;rant
manager, .501 Montgomerr cor Sacramento
L;.n(lon Biene, r. 38 Clara
Luiidon Charles, engraver Britton & Rey, r. 1612 Post
London Cloak and Suit Hou.se, J. H. Stein & Co., pro-
jirietors, 716 Market
London Diamond Co., Julius Newman agent, 113 Bush
liondon Guarantee and Accident Co. Limited (of London,
England) J. 1). Maxwell general agent, 421 Califor-
nia
London Henry (Moss & London) r. 1765 Howard
London Jacob, salesman! David Samuels, r. 1822 Ellis
London James L., laundry, r. 21i Garden
London John J., shipping clerk Pioneer \V'liite Lead and
Color Wks, r. 119 Butte
London Louis, bookkeeper, r. 38 Clara
London Louis A. L., painter, r. 212 Waller
L iiulciii Moses, cigars and tobacco, 2246 Mission
London Nellie, widow, r. 21i Garden
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M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
lelected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
LO>DO\, PARIS A\D AMERICAN BA.\K
(limited) Sigfimind Greenebauin and Charles Altschul
managers, 1-3 Sansonie, Teleplnine Main 316, private
office Telephone Main 1622
LONDON TEA CO., Stephen Jackson proprietor,
teas, coffee and gnx'eries, 40 Third, Telephone Main
5822
London Theresa, widow, r. 1822 Ellis
^S'London. See Lunden and Lundin
Londoner Harrj", manager C. Kallmann & Son, r. 708
Valencia
Londra\ielle David J., painter, r. 1.511 Kansas
LONE MOUNTAIN CEMETERY (now Laurel Hill)
Central Av bet Post and California
L mergan George M., r. 2002 Jackson
Loiiergan George 51. (Howland & Lonergan) r. 724 i Mar-
ket
Lonergan James, shoemaker, r. 71 Sheridan
Lonergan Jeremiah H., salesman Philip Kenned v & Co.,
r. 402 Van Np.ss A\-
Lonergan John, bartender, r. 537 Howard
Lonergan Joseph P., merchant, r. 1307^ Guerrero
Lonergan Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 541b Castro
Lonergan Michael, baker, r. 49 Russ
Lonergan Michael, livery stable, 243 Steuart
Lonergan Thomas F., baker, r. 49 Russ
Lonergan Thomas W., salesman Bear & Buckley, r. o2iti
Lombard
Loney Anthony, whitener, SE cor Mission and Fourth,
r. 30(3J Jessie, rear
Loney James, lineman S. F. Fire Alarm Telegraph
Long Albert, painter, r. 82li Folsom
Lon;^ Alden A., engineer, r. W s Army nr Shotwell
Long Alexander, bo<ikkeeper McXab\\: Smith, r. 1.505
Scott
Long Alvin E., barber Le\-j- .fe Stein, r. 122 Turk
Long Andrew, waiter, r. 12 Mary
Long Ann, widow, r. 81 7 Mission
Long Ann, widow, r. 1721 O'Farrell
Long Ajison D., carpenter, r. 40 Albert Alley
Long Branch House, Mrs. Annie Boden proprietor, 236
Sutter
Long Charles, stationery, 1833 OFarrell
Lr.ng Charles H., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 965.^
Harrison
Long Charles H., janitor Heatlquarters Dept of Cal., U.
S. A., r. 2820 Greenwich
Long Charles H. Jr., pressman, r. 2820 Greenwich
Long Charles M. , steamfitter, r. 1833a Howard
Long Charles W., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 673 Harrison
Long Clara L, widow, r. 814 Sutter
LONCi <'LAIJDE, hardware, 642 Washington, r. New
York
Long Daniel J., laborer, r. 512 Howard
Long Daniel W., stenographer, 310 Pine, room 42, r.
Oakland
Ixing David, longshoreman, r. 2:i8 Fifteenth
Long Edward, marine fireman, r. 24 Federal
Long Edward D., carrier Post Office, r. 2820 Greenwich
Long Edward M., sol cit«^>r Baldwin vV Hammond, r. 1209
Twentieth
Li mg Edward W. , stairbuilder, r. 414 Webster
Long Ellen Mrs., proprietor The Ashland, 108 McAllister
Long Elmer, clerk WiUiani B. Kirk, r. 1211a Bush
Long Emanuel, waiter, r. 1 Taylor PI
Long Everett E., clerk Chicago Clock Co., r. 257 Elev-
enth
L >ng Fannie J. Miss, bookkee|ier William K. Vickery, r.
Oakland
Long Fred, wireworker, r. W s Army nr Shotwell
Long George (Long & McDonnell) r.' E s Hampshire bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Long George, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 1021 York
Long George H., carpenter, r. 162i Silver
Long George S , r. 564 Church
Long George S. Jr.. salesman A. Fleishhacker & Co., r.
564 Church
Long George W., draughtsman, r. 945 Valencia
Long Hannah, domestic 41 Twentieth
Long Harrj- L., finisher, r. 221 Turk
Long Helen, domestic 530 Third
Long Herbert C. , superintendent Long Syrup Reftuerj-
Co. , SW cor Eighth and Brannan, r. 791 Sutter
Long James, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 952
Willow
Long James, shoemaker, 514 Bryant
Long James, stenographer, r. 27 Belvedere
Long James, teamster, r. W s Mission Road opji St.
Marj-'s College
Long James F. , painter, r. 238 Sixth
Long James H., attornev at law, 1-3 Chronicle Bldg, r.
1409 Golden Gate Av
Long .James M., vice-president and general manager
Long S>Tup Refinen- Co., SW cor Eighth and Bran-
nan, r. 791 Sutter
Long Jane, widow, r. 1607 Jones
Long John, r. 1209 Twentieth
Long John, liquors, 122 Fourth, r. 457 Minna
Long John D., policeman, r. 009 Golden Gate Av
Long John H., r. 226* Seventeenth
Long John H., marine engineer, r. 520 Nineteenth
lA)ng John T., packer, r. 2213 Pine
Long John W. , packer, r. 221 Turk
Long Joseph R., foreman Frederick S. Moody, r. 1505
Scott
Long J. P. Mrs., r. 212| Sixth
Long Kate R. Miss, milliner, 2524 Mission, r. 1812 San
Carlos Av
Long Lemuel F., farmer, r. 1505 Scott
Long Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1060 Kentucky
Long Lottie, domestic, r. 238 Fifteenth
Long Louis H., asst engineer Engineering Dept. S. P.
Co. , r. Berkeley
Long Lucius L., accountant George W. McNear, r. 904
Leavenworth
Long Luther, clerk, r. 221 Turk
Umg M., bartender John T. Daily
Long Mary, domestic 44 South Park
Long Maurice, porter, r. 1833a Howard
Long Media, widow, r. 2617 Bush
Long Mollie T. Miss, stenographer Catton, Bell k Co., r.
1833a Howard
Long Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 613 Gearj-
Long Patrick, marine fireman, r. 43 Tehama
Long Patrick J., expressman NE cor California and Fill-
more, r. 2213 Pine
Long Percv V. , attornev at law, 25 Mills Bldg, 6th floor.
r. 1318 Page
Long Robert L., salesman Pojie Mnfg Co., r. 1318 Page
Long Robert S , carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Long Samuel K., newsdealer, r. 16 Lewis
LONG SEELV f., Surgeon-General N. G. C. and mem-
ber Board of Health, physician and surgeon. Young
Men's Christian Association Bldg, r. 21 Park Road
opp Baker above Haight, Telephone West 770
Long SjTup Refinen Co., Merritt H. Weed president,
James M. Long vice-president and general manager,
W. G. Crandall secretary, H. C. Long superintend-
ent, SW cor Eighth and Brannan
Long Thomas, stable foreman, r. 607 California
Long Thomas, machini.-t, r. 1507 Buchanan
Long Thomas J. , gatekeeper S. P. Co., cor Twenty -seomd
and Harrison, r. 230 Twenty-second
Long Timothy, painter, r. 238 Sixth
Long Timothy, tr.ickman, r. 1507 Buchanan
Long Williain, blacksmith Risdon L ana L. Wks, r. 77
Natoma
Long William, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Long William, packer, r. 209 Leidesdoff
Long William, teamster, r. 126 Howard
Long William F., salesman Go dyear Rubber Co., r. 4-~
Twenty-third
Long William G. , miner, r. 1318 Page
Long William J., gripman, r. 819 Point Lobos Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIBS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WOBI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ftDVERTISE in the SfllH FRftNGISGO GftLL
TUir CITTT I MDP is Satc, Reliable and Permanent
IllLr III I im V^UI^Cr Price. $25. Room 7: Flood Building, S. F.
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Oakland
Long William T., carpenter, r. 1409 Golden Gate Av
Long & McDonnell (George Long and Matthew McDon-
nell) nurserjaiien, SE cor Twenty-fourth and Hamp-
shire
Longar Frank, machinist, r. 37 Natoma
Longden Charles E., clerk Joseph Young, r. 721 Sutter
Longden T. E., chief clerk Clothing DeptU. S. A., r. 712
Sutter
Longdon Vivian G., electrician, r. 734a Valencia
Longe Edward, shoemaker, r. 535 Sacramento
Longe Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 13 Chenery
Longendyke P., miner, r. 1045 Market
Longfellow Albert S., porter, r. 1116 Buena Vista
Longfellow John, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
Longfellow Joseph, printer Union Box Factory
Longfellow Levi A., teamster, r. 1228 Dolores
LONGFELLOV PRIMAKV $»CIIOOL, Miss Jennie
Smith principal. Silver bet Second and Third
Longfellow Sarah A., widow, r. 1228 Dolores
Longfield John, electrician, r. 929 Alabama
Longinetti Frank, waiter, r. 2 Noble's Alley
Longiiietti George, salesman J. Longinetti, r. 0 Leonard
PI
Longinetti John B., confectionery, 133 Taylor, r. U
Leonard PI
Longley Frank B., machinist, r. 313 Oak
Longmore Katie Miss, r. 402 Van Ness Av
Longo Giuseppi, laborer, r. 921 Battery, rear
Longo Manuel, candymaker, 413 Broadway,
Longo Manuel, shoemaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Longo Joseph, barber, 37 Third, r. 281 Minna
Longren Oscar, seaman, r. 722 Vallejo
Longtin John B., boot-i and shoes, 140 Seventh
Longton Thomas H. (Wood, Curtis & Co.) r. Sacramento
Longuet Armand, laundry, 1623 Fillmore
Longuet Laurent, waiter, r. 811 Vallejo
Longueville Louis, waiter, r. 12 Himmelmann PI
Longwell Schuyler C, compositor Chronicle, r. 314 Oak
Longwood Alexander, r. 1123 Market
Longworth The, Mrs. Susan K. Allen proprietor, 510
Geary
Longworth Thomas, machinist, r. 708 Capp
Lonsdale Edith Mrs. , r. 415 Jones
Lonski William, upholsterer, r. 1015 Union
Lony Louis, r. 1702 Buchanan
Loo Louis, cook, r. 831 Pacific
Loock Helen, domestic 1406 O'Farrell
Loofbourow Frederick, student Hastings' College ol the
Law, r. 26 McAllister
Look Prince H. , manager Standard Cash Meat Market.,
r. 1416 Geary
Looke August, brewer, r. 416 Linden Av
Loomer Jacob E., contractor and builder, r. 944 Army
Loomis Barney, carpenter, r. 2730 Bryant Av
Loomis Byron E., real estate, r. 120 Jones
Loomis C. H., adjuster Gas Consumers Assn, r. Ala-
meda
Loomis Charles A., liquors, 700 Market, r. 807 Geary
Loomis Charles C, secretary and treasurer Jordan Bi-
tuminous Rock and Paving Co., 92 Chronicle BUlg,
r. 720 Twentieth
Loomis George, r. 73 Shipley
Loomis George, teamster, r. 208 Eighth
Loomis Harry H., barber, W s Plymouth bet Sadow
Sagamore, Ocean View
Loomis Soseph, teamster, r. 208 Second
Loomis Kitty Miss, vocalist, r. 329 O Farrell
Loom's Lena Mrs., groceries and liquors, 317 Fifth,
Shipley
LOOMIS MENOKIAL PUESBITEKIAN CHI-
NESE .1II88ION SCHOOL. Miss Jessie E. Wis-
ner principal, 1108 Stockton
Loomis Leverett M. Prof., curator Dept Ornithology Cal.
Academy Sciences
Loomis Vincent, butcher, r. Railroad Av nr Sixth A\
South
Looney Cornelius W. , mattressmaker, r. 562 Minna
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Looney Ellen, widow, r. 320 Folsom
Looney James, boilermaker, r. 320 Folsom
Looney James J., bulcher, SE cor Folsom and First, r
532 J Harrison
Looney Jeremiah (Allen & Looney) r. .562 Minna
Looney Jeremiah Jr., ))luniber, r, 562 Minna
Looney John J., liquors, 121 City Hall Square, r. 507
Go ugh
Looney Joseph, gripman, r. 1906i McAllister
Looney Margaret, widow, r. Alms House
Looney Mary, domestic 2733 Clay
tS" Looney. See Loney
Loop Frank J., solicitor Pac. Lumber Co., r. Alameda
Loop Sidney J., capitalist, 317 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Loorya Marcus, tailor and second hand clothing, 20 Jack-
son
8^" Loorya. See Loryea
Loos R. B., theatrical manager, r. 1710a Post
Loosley John R., traveling salesman, r 2318 Sutter
Lope Arthur, traveling salesman, r. 1603 Scott
Lopes Jacinto I. , barber, 266 First
Lopey Lagos, seaman, r. 717 Howard
Lopez Alexander, plumber, r. 19 Trenton
Lopez Benjamin, baker, r. 213| Broadway
Lopez Christina Miss, cook, r. 20 Hinckley
Lt)pez Demesio, lapidary, r. 725i Broadway
Lopez Ernest V. , tinsmith, r. 1318 Kearny
Lopez Frank, r. 15 John
Lopez Frank, baker, r. 327 Union
Lopez Frank, wheelwright, r. 1523 Stockton
Lopez Joaquin, cook, r. 12 Varennes
Lopez John, baker, r. 327 Union
Lopez Jose, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Lopez Joseph, cellarman, r. 27 South Park
Lopez N., 3d cook stmr Acapulco
Lopez Pietra, widow, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Lopez Ramon H., frescoer, r. 1774 Howard
Lopez Seoondina N., widow, r. 1318 Kearny
Logez Theodora, widow, r. 925 Washington
Lopez Theodore, baker, r. 1306 Kearny
Lopp John A., gripman, r. 323 O'Farrell
Loppin Francis, brass polisher, r. 39 Fifth
Lo Presti Anthony, restaurant, 203 Larkin, r. 818 McAl-
lister
Lor Elizabeth, widow, r. 6l;ii JNatoma
Lor John, shoemaker, r. 61 3 J Natoma
Lor Leon, butcher, r. 613} Natoma
Loran Dennis, teamster, r. 305 First
Lorber Hugo M. , bookkeeper Dollar Lumber Co. , r. Ala-
meda
Lorch Charles, butcher S. E. Nutting Co., r. 6 Martha PI
Lord Andrew J., painter, 734 Washington, r. 107 Fifth
Lord Cecilia J., umbrellamaker, r. 914 Larkin
Lord Elijah, r. 310 Hayes
Lord Elizabeth, widow, r. 115J Eleventh
Lord Eugene A., carpenter, r. 335 Tenth Av
Lord Frank \V.. clerk, r. '.114 Larkin
LORD FRANKLIN F., .u........
'isry Kearny, r. it;t» Oak
Lord Frederic B., attorney at law, 34 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor, r. 1132 Pine
Lord George, r. 914 Larkin
Lord George, engineer, r. 2215b Filbert
Lord Jacob F., slioemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.
Lord James H. , carpenter, r. 224 Noe
Lord James H., Major U. S. A. (retired) r. 716 Central
Av
Lord John W., carpenter, r. 1119 Vermont
Lord J. W., master mariner, r. 130 Shipley
Lord Leslie H., special agent National Fire In-urance
Co. , 409 California, r. Oakland
Lord Mattie A. , widow, r. 421 Tenth
Lord Maud E., Miss, bookkeeper, r. 421 Tenth
LOKH S. W. •£ CO. (Philadelphia) Lord's patent im-
provement boiler compounds, R. N. Nason & Co.
agents, 119-121 Front
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Lord Thomas, carjienter, r. 26 Turk
Lord Thomas H. , watchmaker, r. S4(j Capp
Lord Victor P., machinist, r. 2421 Washing-ton
Lord W., 4th oflScer stnir Umatilla
Lord William A., r. Commercial Hotel
Lord William A., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 828
Twentieth
Lordan Dennis, laborer, r. 334 Louisiana
Lorden Jeremiah H. , molder, r. lOlti Army
Lorden John P., sticker hand, r. 727 Capp
Lordin Daniel, laborer, r. 1350 Kentucky
Lordlinsr Julius H., carpenter, r. 46 Louisa
Loreli Giovanni, laborer, r. 5 Sonora
Loreli Luigi, laborer, r. 5 Sonora
Lorenceti Federico, bottler, r. 525 Grove
Lorenco Alberto, fisherman, r. 5| Sonom
Loreuco Frank A., barber, 208 Bush, r. till Henuaini
Lorentz Andrew, r. 36 Welsh, rear
Lorentz Emil, bartender, r. 221 Laurel Av
Lorentz John H., upholsterer, r. 420 Duncan
Lorentz Matthias, cabinet maker, r. 1309 Scockton
Lorentz Robert, r. 1441 O'Farrell
8^" Lorentz. See Lawrence, Loren and Loreuz
L©KE\TZEX AXDREW P., shipping, commission
and insurance and secretary Pacific Trading Co.,
llj Steuart, r. 2113 Rtilroad Av, Alameda, Cal.
Lorentzen Harold P. , foreman, r. 507 Powell
Lorentzen Harrj' H., r. 311 Van Ness Av
Lorentzen Peter, miner, r. 411 Sansome
Lorentzon Andrew, barber, r. 434Wessie
Lorentzon Andrew Mrs., nurse, r."434i Jessie
Loren/ Anna Mrs., r. 809 Diamond
Lorenz C, bedmaker Commercial House
Lorenz Charles, stevedore, r. 4 Freelon
Lorenz F. A. (Lorenz & MuUer) r. .ilanieda
Lorenz Frank, cellarman, r. 309 Santa Clara
Lorenz George, r. 809 Diamond
Lorenz George, driller Sutro Baths
Lorenz Gustaf, waiter, r. 135 Ridley
Lorenz John F., clerk, r. 626 Twenty-first
Lorenz Mamie, domestic 1817 Sutter
Lorenz X., seaman, r. 7 Arizona Hotel
Lorenz Paul, enifineer Chicago Brewery, r. 1406 Pine
LOREXZ A- .IIVLLER (F. A. Lorenz and Rudolph
Muller) wines and liquors, 1069 Howard cor Moss
1^" Lorenz. See Lawrence, Loren and Lorentz
Lorenzen Christian (McFarland Bros.)r. 520 Oak
Lorenzen Christian, deckhand stmr Alamada, r. Oakland
Lorenzen Edward, waiter, r. 537 Howard
Lorenzen George, brakeman S. P. Co. , r. 650 Fourth ■
Lorenzen Hans, laborer, r. 1014 Alabama
Lorenzen Henry, bookkeeper Lemoine & Co. , r. 1550
Jackson
Lorenzen J., laborer, r. Commercial House
Lorenzen Jens, clerk Clias. N. Christianson, r. 1901 Bush
Lorenzen John G., contractor, r. 24 Lloyd
Lorenzen Julius, salesman Frank Tager, r. 1322 Powell
Lorenzen Meinert J., jiorter Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,
r. 800 Geary
Lorenzen Peter, carpenter, r. 506 Fourth
Lorenzen Peter, laborer, r. 705 Florida
Lorenzen Thomas, cigarmaker, r. 13 Stanly PI
Lorenzetti Xarcisso, vegetableman, r. 65^ Henri,-
LORENZI EGIDIO,
teacher Italian,
FreiK-li, Spaiiisb and <>ernian, bookkeep-
Ing and penmanship, SW cor Powell and
Jai-k«<»n
Lorenzi John, r. 514i Francisco
Lorenzi Pauline Miss, copperplate printer H. S. Crocker
Co., r. 514i Frawcisco
Lorenzini Domenico (Gaddlni, Lorenzini& Co.)r. Healds-
burff, Cal.
Lorenzini L. & Co. (Luigi Cristofani and Lorenzo Loren-
zini) fruits and poultrj , 2210 Fillmore
Lorenzini Lorenzo (L. Lorenzuii & Co.) r. 2212 Fillmore
Lorenzini Vincenzo, r. 2212J Fillmore
Lorenzo Ansaldos, gardener, r. W s Geneva Av nr Mis
sion Road
Lorenzo Charles, painter, r. 815 Mission
Lorenzo Louis, waiter, r. 1307 Stockton
Loretan Joseph, butler, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Loretti Papi, fisherman, r. 135 Valencia
Loretz Jacob U., baker, r. 13 Virginia
Lorey Frank, clerk Railway Mail SerWce, r. 812 Scott
Lorez Etienne, laborer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., r.
Sixth Av South nr P
Loriano August, collect >r London and Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co.r. Sausalito
Lorice James, waiter, r. 1411 Powell
Lorice John, restaurant, 2-^13 Powell
Lorice Franz R., candy mnfr, 314 Montgomery Av, r.
1415 Kearny
Lorigan Annie, widow, r. 1589 Folsom
Lorigan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1589 Folsom
Lorigan Bartholomew F., carpenter, r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigan Frank B. (Stewart & Co.) r. 843 Castro
Lorigan John H., clerk Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
1589 Folsom
Lorlg-an Marv F. Miss, teacher Whittier Primarj- Schot>l.
r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigan M. C, carrier Post Ofliee, r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigan Thomas, packer, r. 1589 Folsom
LORILLARD P. CO.
(Jer-seyt'ltj, X.J.)
iiianaraetnrers tobacco, K. 1>. Laidla»
asent. .S04 Sacramento, Telephone .Hain
54at
Lorimer John W., machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 28 Ber-
nard
Loring Carrie E., widow, r. 2409 Sacramento
Loring Charles A. , bookkeeper General Electric Co. , r.
633 Valencia
Loring Club The, W. C. Stadtfeld secretary-, Druid's
Hall, 413 Suiter
Loring David W. (Dimmick & Low) >•. Berkeley
Loring Emma K., widow, r. 2409 Sacramento
Loring Frank, cigarmaker, r. 633 Valencia
Loring Frederick C, salesman, r. 945 Mission
Loring F. S., r. 2007 Steiner
Loring George A., electrician, r. 740 Capp
Loring Harriet G. Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 335 Eddv
Loring Henrj', r. 633 Valencia
Loring Nettie B. Mrs. , proprietor The Mozart, 319 Ellis
Loring Robert, tinsmith, r. 31a Moss
Loring William H., clerk, r. 518 Twent.v-first
Lorini Raffaele, physician, 1132 Sutter, r. 1101 Pine
Lorisou Peter, solicitor, r. 1016 Montgomery
Loriston The, George W. Palmer proprietor, 621-623
Bush
Lorke Alois, haniessmaker, r. 2621 Harrison
Lorke Joseph, salesman H. Summerfield &Co., r. 2621
Harrison
LORQUIN ERNEST F., ...r.,...
and taxidermist, former curator of the
(alirornla .Vcadeniy of Sciences, Importer
of articles of natural history, birds,
shells, in.sects and curios, specimens of
all kinds preserved and moniited with
care. 997 Market, r. 4 Caroline
Lorsbach Adolph (Von Ronn, Heneke & Lorsbach) r.
Fruitvale
Lortie Edward, r. 3 Marj- Lane
Lory Emma, domestic 1522 Ellis
Lor\- Henrv, railing naker, r. 2503 Bu.sh
LORYE.i^ E. S. .MRS., proprietor Dr. Loryea's Ham-
mam Baths, 212 Post, r. 2524 California
LORVEA GEORGE L., manager and superintend
ent Dr. Loryea's Hanmiam Baths, 212 Post, r. 2524
California
Loryea Marj-, widfiw, r. Fourteenth Av South nr P
K^Lorvea. See Loonea and Lorrvea
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOEK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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Loryea inaiiag-er and superintendent, 212 Post
l.ris Angeles Farmingr and Millinjf Co., A. Herman secre-
tary, 324 Pine, room 6
Los Oatos Canninfi- Co., Irvin Ayres president, V. H.
Green secretary, 330 Pine, room 15
l-os CJatos Lime Co., T. Lemmen Meyer president,
William S. .Somervell secretary, 323 Montgomery
Los Palmas Vineyard, John J. Doyle manager, 416 Pine
Losekann George, machinist, r. 627^ Lombard
Losekann Gustav, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 627:1
Lombard
Losekann Henry, electrician, r. 627^ Lombard
Losekann Joseph, packer Newman & Levinson, r. 627..
Lombard
liosek«nn Rudolph, bookbinder, r. 627| Lombard
Loser Louis H., capenter, r. 26 Turk
Losey Fred C, carbuilder Cal. Car Wks, r. 620 Fourth
Loskay Frank J., r. 536 Lyon
Loss Henry, cigars and tobacco, 104 Montgomery Av
Loss Robert, bartender, r. 631 Davis
Lostbaum Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 635a Minna
Loth Frank, tailor, r. 15 Beaver
Lothers John E., sugar tester, r. 1110 Filb rt
LotholtzVV., bookkeeper, r. 303 Jones
Lothrop Albert J., teamster, r. 1208 Laurel Av
Lothrop Anna VV. Miss, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
Lothorp Charles E., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 334
Golden Gate Av
Lothrop F. E. Mrs., widow, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
Lothrop James B., mining, l.'i-17 Leidesdorff, r. East
Oakland
g^ Lothrop. See Lathrop
Lott Sophie Miss, r. 1300 Jones
Lott Willia'n S., carpenter, 713 Mission, r. 25 Moss
Lotter Edward, bartender John Niehlson, r. 502 Market
lA>tterhos George, r. 711i Filbert
Lotti Lorenzo, laborer, r.' 1208 Powell
Lotti Raflfaele, porter, r. 412 Broadwaj'
Lottis Christian, carpenter, r 421 Bush
Lottis George, cari)en er, r. 421 Bush
Lottman Herman, cabinetmaker, r. NE cor Hami)shirc
and Center
Lottman John, cook, r. 8^ Hulbert PI
LottsfeWt John F.,con uctor, r. 1205 Buchanan
Lotus Publishuig Co. The, Jerome A. Anderson presi-
dent, publishers The Pacific Theosophist, Donohoe
Bldg, room 0
Lotz August, machinist, r. 909 Armv
Lotz Charles, bakery, 344 Sixth
Lotz Edward, tailor, r. 700 Mason
Lotz Frank, hostler, r. 18 Seventh
Lotz Frank J., clerk H. Summerfield & Co., r. 18 Seventh
Lotz Henry, confectioner Charles Lotz, r. 344 Sixth
Lotz Henry G., r. 21 Garden
Loti John, cigannaker, r. 1807 Stockton
Lotz Paul (Jones & Lotz) r. 838 Market
Lotze Conrad, cook William Westerfeld, r. 4 Thirteenth
Lotzin Hugo, shoemaker, 243 Michigan
LOITBEKT PETKR, liquors, S.W. cor Taylor and
O'Farrell
I.oueks Orlando, commission merchant, r. 204 San Jose
Av
Loud Edward, bedmaker St. Mary's Hospital
i^oud Emily S. Mrs., teacher Henry Durant Primtry
School, r. 1418 California
Loudea M. Mrs., r. 806 Ellis
^g° Louden. See Lowden and Loudon
Loudenslager Agnes, widow, lodgings, 702 California
Louder Joseph S., laborer, r. 2315 Mason
Louderback Andrew A. , capitalist, r. 336 Eddy
LOIIDERBACK UAVIS, attorney at law, 607 Kearnj-,
rooms 1-3, r. 1222 Geary
l-ouderback Elizabeth S. Miss, teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 319 Seventeenth
Louderback Louis C. clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P.
Co.,r. 1101 Van Ness Av
PABST BREWING CO.
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Louderback Sophia, widow, r. 319 Seventeenth
Louderback William A., electrotyper Painter & Co. r.
211 A Lily Av
gS" Louderback SeeXouterbach
Louderberger Carl, sausagemaker, r. 1006 Union
Loudon Fanny, widow, r. 1809 Tavlor
Loudon Frederick, Inborer, r. 721 'Illinois
Loudon John L., general merchandise broker, 227--'-'(»
Main
Loudon J. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 329 Fourth
London William, porter, r. 1403 Polk
Loudon William J., cigars, 329 Foui-th
LOUDON WfLLIAIVI J., .„..,.«,,
aud drapery MurK.s, 4-ai-iiet.ci cleaned and
laid. G31 Union
L01ID0\ WILLIAM M., proprietor The Studa-
becker tailor square, agent dress forms, teacher
dress cutting and cutter of patterns, 314 Post opp
Union Square, r. 24 Whitney
Loudon W. M. Mrs., jjroprietor Loudon's Dressmaking
Parhjrs, 314 Post, r. 24 Whitney
Loudon's Dressmaking Parlors, Mrs". W. M Loudon pro-
prietor, 314 Post
t:S' Loudon. See Louden and Lowden
Lougee Charles, submarine diver and milhvright W H
Birch & Co., r. Oakland
Lougee Franklin W., 2d vice-president Home Mutual
Ins. Co., 318 California, r. 3402 Clay
Lougee John P., diver, r. 1045 Missi n
Lough Edward J., cabinetmaker Schussler Bros., r.
Berkeley
Lough James, liquors, 514 Mission, r. 534 Oak
LOLVHBOROIIGH ALEXA-SDEK H., attorney
at law, 507 Montgomery, room 17, Telephone Main
887, r. 1100 O'Farrell, TeUi.hone East 350
Loughborough Alexander Z., clerk Alexander H. Lou-h-
borough. r. 1100 O'Farrell
Loughborough George A., insurance, r. 1100 O'Farrell
8S^ Loughborough. See Loofbourow
Longhead Hall, 1605 Polk
8^" Loughead. See Louhhead and Loughhead
Lougher William, tailor McPherson Bros., r. 8.3O Folscjm
Loughery David H., foreman, r. 216 Diamond
Loxighery Edward J. S., musician, r. W s ChapulteDeo
nr Cortland Av
Loughery Frank, painter, r. W s Chapultepec nr Court-
land Av
Loughery James, janitor, r. 1318 Dupont
Loughery Joseph, plumber, r. W s Chaptdtepec nr
Cortland Av
Loughery Mary J., widow, r. W s Chapulteiiec nr Cort-
land Av
LOlICiHEKV ROBERT J„ shipping clerk Levi
Strauss & Co. , r. 320 Bartlett
Ljughhead Henry W., bookkeeper London and S. F
Bank, r. Cosmos Club
Loughhead R. Harry, surveyor Sanborn-Perris Map Co.
im" Loughhead. See Lochhead and Loughead
Loughlan John M., gasfltter, r. 707 Oak
Loughlan Mary, widow, r. 707 Oak
Loughlan William F. , collector S. F. Gas Lis-ht Co r
707 Oak =. • •
Loughlin Barnabas, riveter, r. New Continental Hotel
Loughlin Charles H., clerk S. F. News Co., r. Colma
Cal.
Loughlin Clara Miss, teacher music, r. 306 Twentv-flrst
Loughlin George F. J., laundiyman, r. 1926 Market
Loughlin Henry, laborer, r. 919 Bryant
Loughlin John O., dentist S. R. Jacobs, r. 262A Clara
Loughlin Joseph, tailor, r. 34 Freelon
Loughlin Peter J., carpenter, r. 306 Twenty-first
Loughlin William, r. 941 Shotwell
BS" Loughlin. See Lochlin and Laughlin
Loughman, Edward, with Thomas Ford & Son, r. 3->5
Clementina
Loughnane James, car driver, r. 825 Folsom
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Loughran Edward, student, r. 624 Turk
Loughran Ellen, domestic 2624 California
Loughran Frank, salesman Thomas Loughran, r. 209
Virginia Av
Loughran Jennie, hairdresser, r. X s Cortland Av nr
Prospect Av
Loughran John B., stenographer, r. 29 Twenty-second
Loughran Sarah Miss, r. 29 Twenty-second
liOLGIIRAX THOM.i.^, produce commission, 221-
223 Clay, Telephone Front 79, r. 624 Turk
Loughran Thomas, contractor, r. 919 Brj-ant
Loughran Thomas F., salesman, r. 2106 Devisadero
Loughran Thomas P., plater Morris Plating SVks, r. 25
Anthony
Loughton James F., cook, r. ISO^Miuna
Louiaze Peter, bookkeeper storeroom Palace Hotel, r.
317 Jones
Louideck Edward, clerk George Webb Alexander, r. 609
Linion
Louideck Henry, machinist, r. 609 Union
Louideck Marj-, widow, florist, 528 Montgomerj- Av, r.
609 Union"
Louis Amelia, widow, r. 3 Montgomery PI
Louis Benjamin, traveling salesman, r. 1404 Post
Louis Charles A., clerk Strauss & Strauss, r. 3 Mont-
gomery PI
Louis Emii, currier, r. 113 Valley
Louis Haimah Miss, milliner, r. sJ Harriet
Louis John A., carpet layer, r. 327 Third
Louis Julius A., clerk H. A. Meisel, r. 3 Montgomerj- PI
Louis Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 17 Third
Louis OUve Mrs., varieties, 327 Third
Louis Tillie E., domestic 2502 Washington
iff" Louis. See Lewis
Louisiana House, Soulagc & Sablier i)roprietors, 327
Montgomerj' Av
Louisson Edward B., mnfrs' agent, 313 Bush, r. 1153
Octavia
Louisson Henry, shipping clerk S. Lachman Co., r. 402
Gearj-
Louisson "William, dental student, r. 1423 Post
Louit Marie Miss, teacher French, r. 1017 Sutter
Louizelle Sarah, widow, r. 17 Harrison Av, rear
Loultz John, blacksmith, r. 15 i Freelon, rear
Lounibos John, liquors, 220 0"Farrell
Lounsburj' H. A. Rct. , r. Lick House
Loupe Arthur, salesman Rinaldo Bros. & Co. , r. 1603
Scott
Loupe Emile, salesman Rinaldo Bros & Co., r. 1453
Franklin
Loupe Leopold, capitalist, r. 1720 Sacramento
Loupe Louis, chief deputy Internal Revenue Service, r.
Occidental Hotel
L0I:P1' brothers (John and Noel P.) proprietors
Nevada Restaurant, 417-4175 Pine
Loupj' John (Loupy Bros.) r. 417|^ Pine
Loupy Noel P. (Loupy Bros.) r. 724 Powell
Loupy erre, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 724 Powell
Louran Hen, dairj^man, r. 1002 Persia Av
Lourei Francis, baker E. Pierron, r. 304 Montgomerj-
Av
Loureiro Joaquin, merchant, r. 513 Chestnut
Lousehintz Philip, porter Brooklj-n. Hotel
Loustale Jacques, liquors, 614-616 Broadway
Loustalet Peter, proprietor Cal. Laundry-, 513 and 1142
Howard
Loustalot John, bartender, r. 631 Jackson
Loustalot Zachariah, laimdrjinan. r. 12^ Scott PI
Loustaunau Alois, laundrj-man, r. 341 Third
Loustaunau Charles, waiter, r. 915 Vallejo
Loustaunau Her.ry P., waiter Fabian Hitte, r. 116
LeidesdorfiF
Loustin John, laundryman, r. N s Thirtieth bet Church
and Dolores
Louthan James B. , painter, r. 207 Seventh
Louthan Marj' Mrs., seamstress, r. 209 Seventh
Loutou John, dyer, r. 824 Jessie
Louttit W. S., r. 17 Henderson Av
Loutz John, blacksmith, r. 15 J Freelon, rear
Louvau Amelia, widow, r. 614 Van Ness Av
Louvau Louis, sculptor, r. 614 Van Ness Av
Louvene Katherine J. Mrs. , r. 23031 Bush
LuUVRl NlWi Radolph Uaeen and
Felix Eisele proprietors, 8-14 O'Farreli,
cor Basley
LOUVRE ORIGINAL, .-» ...,.„.
cor Basley. See .>eM Louvre
LOUVRE THE,
Bogen «i Milkens pro-
prietors, St. Ann's BIdg, >"W cor I'owell
and Eddy
Louvrin John, sugar refiner, r. 113 Silver, rear
Louvrin Peter, r. 113 Silver, rear
Louw Henrj- A., clerk Phelps & Miller, r. 506 Fulton
Loux Alphonse, blacksmith, r. 1105 Mason
Loux Henrj-, clerk J'rederick Jantzen, r. 1105 Mason
Lovdal George C, 3d oflieer stmr Alameda, r. 224.J
Twenty-second
Love Alfred T., manager W. Berringer Co., r. 112 Tliir-
teenth
Love Anna A. Miss, teacher Stan- King Primarj- School,
r. 1019 Washington
Love Annie G., widow, r. 158 Clara
Love Burr, policeman, r. 737 Twenty-third
Love C. G. J. , reporter The Examiner
Love Charles A., clerk, r. 725^ Twenty-second
Love Charles W. , gardener, r. 10251 Twenty-second
Love Claude E., painter, r. 120 Fourth
Love Everett B. , liquors, 9255 Howard
Love George A., laborer Custom House, r. 1 Henrietta
Square
Love George W., clerk stmr Napa City, r. Napa
Love James A., clerk Call, r. 7-25J Twenty-second
Love James H., theatrical agent, r. cor Sherman and
Clay
Love J. Ham-, shipwright, r. 115a Sixth
LOVE JOHX L.. attorney at law, 41-42 Mills Bldg^
6th floor, r. 28 Glen Park Av
Love Joseph C, clerk Balfoiu-, Guthrie ii Co., r. Berke-
ley
Love Josephine S. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1714 Clay
Love L., r. 1817 Lyon
Love Mamie, widow, r. 17a Sixth
Love Mary, widow, r. 1019 Washington
Love Richard, machinist, r. 608 Grove
Love Rufus K., teacher dancing, 620 Bush, r. 225 Geary
Love Samuel H., patternmaker, r. 608 Grove
Love William H., •2d officer stmr Umatilla, r. 1825i
Union
Love William J., conductor, r. 12 Hopeton Terrace
Loveder Clement, baker, r. 1218b Folsom
Lovegrove Ella, widow, r. 610 Mason
Lovegrove Walter R., dentist, 146 Geary, r. 16 Mason
Lovejoy Addie Miss, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 119 Ber-
nard
Lovejoy Annie Miss, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 119 Ber-
nard
Lovejov Charlotte A. Mrs. , magnetic healer, 7 Seventh
Lovejo'v Edw.ird B. , shipcarver, 55 Mission, r. Alameda
Lovejoy George F. , office 200 California, r. Russ House
Lovejoy John H., salesman J. Tauzy & Co., r. 615 Eddy
Lovejoy Lottie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1522 Polk
Lovejoy William E., photographer, r. 119 Bernard
Lovejoy William H., clerk, r. 119 Bernard
Lovejoy William O., magnetic healer. 7 Seventh
physician
LOVELACE ARTHURS.,
and surgeon, 200 Stockton, hours 1 to :i
and * to 8 P. M., r. 2450 Howard
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Loveland Harry, r. 212 CUira
Loveland Harry D., ittoniey at law and manager credit
dept Wellman, Peck & Co., 201 Market, r. Russ
House
Loveland Martha, widow, r. 1318J Kearny
Loveland Mattie E. , domestic 2521 Broadway
Loveland May Miss, principal Stanford Free Kindergar-
ten No. 1, r. 1501 Washington
Loveland Walter G., driver, r. 211i Guerrero
Lovell Charles H., attorney at law", 26-30 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor, r. Oakland
Lovell Charles W., pressman Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 1230b Broadway
Lovell Uuke, porter Pennsylvania Hotel
Lovell E. H., clerk The Examiner, r. 246 Fourth
Lovell James, cook The Ingleside House
Lovell Mansfield, commission merchant, 124 California,
r. Hotel Pleasanton
Lovell William, 1st officer fireboat Gov. Irwin, r. Oak-
land
Lovely House, Lovely & Smedley proprietors, 605-607
Pine
Lovely Mae E. L. Miss, stenographer Luscombe & Isaacs,
r. Ill Ninth
Lovely Mark, r. 114 Ninth
Lovely Noble (Lovely & Smedley) r. 607 Pine
Lovely & Smedley (Noble Lovely and George H. Smed-
ley) proprietors Lovely House. 60^-607 Pine
Loverich Esther, widow, r. 414 Tehama
Loverich Henrj-, salesman, r. 713 Green
Loverich Samuel, agent, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
Lovering John, laborer, r. 116 Welsh, rear
Lovett Alvah E., painter, r. 309 Fifth
Lovett Catherine C., widow, r. 39 J Dore
Lovett Charles H., ironworker, r. 717i Minnesota
Lovett Kr.nk, bookkeeper James Garvin & Co., r. 2232
Mission
Lovett James, barber, 603 Napa, r. 717 Minnesota
Lovett James, bricklayer, r. 569J Minna
Lovett John M., carpenter, r. 1129J Shotwell
Lovett Maggie E. M ss, salesladv, r. 39i Dore
Lovett Samuel P., assistant manager Press Clipping
Bureau, r. Oakland
Lovett Thomas, carpenter, r. Precita Av nr Alabama
Lovett W. W., r. The Colonial
Lovey Alfred, bellboy Russ House
Lovey L'uis W., bookkeeper Palmer & Rey Type Foun-
dry, r. Alan;eda
Lovey Martha Miss, with Mrs. Adam Bullion, r. Ala-
me-1a
Lovey Mary E., widow, furnished rooms, 104 Grove
Lovey Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1238 Howard
Lovick William, r. Royal House
Lovotti Frederick, druggist, r. 516 Greenwich
Lovotti Pasquale, widow cleaner, r. 4a Pfeiffer
Lovretovich Antone (Lepetich & Lovretovich) r. 425 J
Broadway
Low Arthur F., attorney at law, r. 1632 Post
Low B., fireman stmr City of Puebla
Low Bertha Miss, furnished rooms, 17 Polk
Low Charles, longshoreman, r. 25 South Park
LOW CUAKLKS A., Judge Police Court 4, r. 710
Pine
Low Charles H., laborer, r. 524 Linden Av
Low Charles P. (Uimmick & Low) r. Yokohama, Japan
LOW l».4f 1 1», secretary American Oil Co., 14-16
Main, r. 1518 Clay
Low EJw.ard, cook, r. 63^ Jessie
Low Elizabeih M., widow, r. 61 Jessie
Low Frederick W., electrician, r. 3 Cleveland
Low George, peddler, r. 14 Jackson
Low George B., wood and coal, 1721 Turk, r. 401 Clement
Low George P., electrical engineer, r. 1911| Devisadero
Low Horace D., clerk, r. 734a Va encia
Low James, seaman, r. 103 First
Low Joel B. , mining engineer, 23 Nevada Block, r. 709
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Low John, master mariner, r. 29 Hollis
Low John A., engineer, r. 29 Hollis
Low Joseph C., nuchmist, r. 29 Hollis
Low Joseph \V. Mrs., widow, r. 1632 Post
LOW .IO!»l.4II O., president American Oil Co., 14-16
Main, r. 2031 Pacific Av
Low N., cook stmr Santa Rosa
Low Rose Mrs., proprietor Union Square House, 226
Stockton
Low Thomas G., seaman, r. 29 Hollis
Low Wi helmina, widow, r. 844 McAllister
Low William, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
1023 Laguna
B^" Low. See Lowe a"d Loewe
Lowans Thomas, musician, r. 12 August Alley
Lowans Thomas Jr., musici in, r. 12 August Alley
Lowden C. Edward, painter N. Brace, r. 720 Valencia
Lowden Harry, r. 202 Grove
Lowden Harry, laborer Bay District Track
Lowden James W., blacksmith, r. 437 O'Farrell
Lowden Montgomery, conductor, r. 3 Kentucky PI
Lowden Thomas, laborer, r. iOdh Sixth
Lowden William H. , asst. general agent North British
and Mercantile Ins. Co., 212 Pine, r. Oakland
XW Lowden. See Louden and Loudon
Lowe Albert L., r. 2602 Folsom
Lowe Catherine, widow, r. 1217^ Howard
Lowe Clarence J., r. 2602 Folsom
Lowe Clarence W., salesman, r. 1031 Twenty-fourth
Lowe Doris D., widow, r. 607 Polk
Lowe Enoch L., mining, r. 730 Fillmore
Lowe Frank, restaurant, 430 Sixth
Lowe George J., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Letenbaum,
r. 14 Kissling
Lowe James, marine engineer, r. 333 Twenty-first
Lowe Jesse M., r. 1031 Twenty-fourth
Lowe John, engineer, r. 34 Rausch, rear
Lowe John A. S., cashier R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. Sau-
salito, Cal.
Lowe John H. , carpenter, r. 82 Natonia
LOWE JULIUS W.,
artesian well
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borer, I'iu Siearny,
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Lowe Lee, driver, r. 48 Oak
Lowe Martin, butcher, r. 1217^ Howard
Lowe Mary A. , widow, r. 2602 Folsom
Lowe Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1170 Market
Lowe S. W., clerk Palatine Insurance Co., r. 3006 Sacra-
mento
Lowe Thomas W., bricklayer, r. 214 Golden Gate Av
Lowe William H., engineer, r. 1917 Mission
8^" Lowe. See Low and Loewe
Lowell A. L. Mrs., r. 313 Leavenworth
Lowell Charles, iaJlorer Robinson & Gillesi)ie, r. West
Berkeley
Lowell Georf;e, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 830 Harrison
Lowell George H. (Lowell & Beck) r. 122 Turk
Lowell George P. , clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal. , r. East Oakland
Lowell Harry, r. 1210 Mission
Lowell Henry W. Mrs., widow, r. 1497 Twenty-first
LOWELL HIGH S<^HOOL, Frank Morton princi-
pal, N s Sutter bet Gough and Octavia
Lowell Jessie Miss, clerk Robert L. Toplitz & Co., r. 313
Leavenworth
Lowell John F., advertising agent, 412 Pine, r. 1010
Sacramento
Lowell Maud Miss, stenographer William H. Miner, r.
313 Leavenworth
LOWELL N.4THA!V K., proprietor Lowell's Ware-
house, 12-14 Beale and Eagle Warehouse, 17-19
Davis, r. Oakland
Lowell Nettie, widow, r. 1210 Mi«sion
Lowell Oliver H.. telegraph operator, r. 700 Capp
Lowell William H., porter, r. 327 Grant Av
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Lowell & Beck (George H. Lowell and VN'illiam E. Beck)
real estate agents, 62a Jlarket
f^T" Lowell. See Loewel
Lowell's Warehouse, Nathan K. Lowell proprietor, 12-14
Beale
Lowenberg Albert J., r. 609 Van Ness Av
Lowenberg Edmund (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 1185 Ellis
Lowenberg Edward (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 118* Ellis
Lowenb rg Emil (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 2239 Sutter
Lowenberji Ernest, teacher music, r. 1025 Laguiia
Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro & Co. , r. 1718 Pine
Lowenberg Gottschalk, buyer S. Solomon, r. 1025 O'Far-
rell
Lowenberg Isidore (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 609 Van Ness
Av
Lowenberg Joseph, conductor, r. 1214 Scott
Lowenberg R. Mrs., teacher French, r. 927b Sutter
Low«nberg Regina Jliss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 1313 Steiner
Lowenberg Robert Mrs., widow, r. 118 Capp
Lowenberg Ruby Miss. r. 609 Van Ness Av
Lowenberg William (Kullmann & Co.) r. 118 Capp
Lowenberg & Co. (Emil and Edmund Lowenberg) im-
porters and dealers cigars, 224-226 California
Lowenberg & Co. (Isidore and Edward Lowenberg) whole-
sale furnishing goods, 24-26 Sansome
t^" Lowenberg. See Loewenberg
Lowenfeld Melville, clerk, r. 1437 Mission
Lowenfeld Nathan, clerk, r. 14:37 Mission
Lowenfeld William, barber, 1437 Mission
Lowenfels Lizzie F., widow, r. 7075 Devisadero
Lowenf els Otto H. , clerk Chas. Lagomarsino & Co., r.
707 J Devisadero
Lowengrund Leopcild, salesman West Coast Fumitru-e
Co., r. 1916 Pacific A V
Lowenherz Leo, gardener, cor Forty-eighth and Point
Lobos Avs
Lowenst«in .Abraham, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 8 Hotlis
Lowenstein Bernard, bookkeeper Hyams, Pauson & Co. ,
r. 1317 Webster
Lowenstein Brothers (David and Nathan) fancv goods,
1327 Stockton
Lowenstein Clara, widow, r. 1317 Webster
Lowenstein David (Lowenstein Bros.) r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Isaac, capitalist, r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Joseph, clerk, r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan (Lowenstein Bros.) r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Rose Mrs., milliner Charles E. Adcock, r.
1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Rudolph, office 113 Sansome, r. 1821 Sutter
Lowenstein Samuel, bookkeeper Bauer Bros. «S: Co., r.
1317 Webster
t^ Lowenstein. See Loewenstein
Lowenthal Albert F., traveling salesman A. Eisenberg &
Co., r. 417 Mason
Lowenthal Appoleonia Mrs., r. 16 Marye Terrace
Lowenthal Arthur G., elevatorman Davis Bros., r. 16
Marye Terrace
Lowenthal Harry H., attome3- at law, 411* California,
rooms 4-5, r. 2912 Claj-
Lowenthal Jacob, liquor dealer, r. 16 Marye Terrace
Lowenthal Louis, salesman Sam Laventhal, r. 703 Taylor
Lowenthal Max, nurse German Hospital
LOWE.\THAL .MORRIS S., merchandise broker,
302 California, room 10, r. 2226 Sacramento
i®" Lowenthal. See Loewenthal and Lewenthal
Lowerre James F., janitor, r. 1045 Market
Lowerj- Anthony W. , shoemaker, r. 850 Capp
Loweo' Frank E. , pressman Palmer & Rev Type Foun-
. dry, r. 6 Olive Court
Lowery John A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1751 Howard
SS" Lowery. See Lowrey, Lowrie and Lowry
Lowford James, driver Montgomery k Co., r. 502 Eddy
Lowman Samuel, shoemaker, r. 1320 Fillmore
Lowndes Alfred S., journalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Lowney Brothers (Daniel D. and Jeremiah E.) carriage
miifrs and blacksmiths, 426 Ninth
Lowney Daniel D. (Lowney Bros.) r. 426 Ninth
Lowney James E., clerk, r. 223 Solano
Lowniey Jeremiah, r. 706 San Jose Av
Lowney Jeremiah E. (Lowney Bros.), r. 110 Twenty-first
Lowney Matilda, widow, r. Alms House
Lownev Thomas F. Jr., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 225
Shotwell
Lowney Timothy J. , r. 911 Treat Av
t^ Lowney. See Loney and Lomey
Lowrev Frank M., laborer, r. 507c Birch Av
Lowrey John (McGrath & Lowrey) r. Washington Hotel
Lowrie Henrj' M., painter, r. 227 Golden Gate Av
Lowrie J., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
LowTie John, clerk, r. 418 Vallejo
Lowrie John, plumber, 2:'7 Golden Gate Av
LowTie John M. (Madden & Lowrie) r. 649 Third
Lowrie Peter, plumber, r. 229 Golden Gate Av
Lowrie William C, plumber, r. 227 Golden Gate Av
Lowrie William H. , r. 310 Kearny
Lowry Alfreds., buyer Langley & Michaels Co., r. 436
Eighth Av
Lowry Annie E., widow, r. 436 Eighth Av
L^wr*- Charles, carpenter, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lowr^- Charles, laborer, r. 315 Ivy Av
LO>VRl' KDWARD >., physician and surgeon, 213
Gearv, office hours 10 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. and 7 to 8
P.M.', Sundays 11A.M. to 12 M., Telephone Main
1105, r. The Colonial, Telephone East 99
LowTy Edward S., vice-president The Lowrj' Tile Co., r.
1210* Fourteenth
Lowry Forrest D., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 623 McAl-
lister
Lowrv Gertrude Mrs., r. 2 Roanoke
Lowrv Henrv J., laborer, r. 1535 Third
Lowr^- Herbert G., draughtsman H. Geilfuss, r. 623 Mc-
Allister
Lowrv Herbert L. L. , machinist, r. 2 Roanoke
Lo«Ty John, conductor Powell St. RR., r. 1412 Mason
Lowrj- James C, r. 411 Sansome
LowTV John E. , engineer, r. 623 McAllister
LowTy John J., frame fitter, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lowr>- M., coalpasser stmr Pomona
Lowrv' Matthew, cutter David S. Cohn, r. 127 Turk
Lowi5- Mehille, marine engineer, r. 2 Roanoke
Lowry Michael, marine fireman, r. 2 Roanoke
LowTV Peter, carpenter, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lowrj- Peter J., plumber C. T. McOrthy, r. 1035 \al-
lejo
Lowrj- William G. (Lowrv & Steller) r. 1915 Pacific Av
LowTj- William J., office 118 California, r. 848 Van Ness
Av
Lowry William R., bartender, r. 436 Eighth Av
LOWRV d: STELLER (Wilham G. Lowry and Louis
Steller) grain and commission merchants, 118 Cali-
fornia, Telephone Front 97
eS" Lowry. See Laurie, Lowery and Lowrie
Lowther John, stonecutter, r. 608 SLxth
Lov Ham-, bartender, r. 110 Tehama
Loy William E., clerk Pac. States Type Foundry, r.
Berkeley
Loval Robert, r. 187 Hyde
Loyd Frances, widow, r. 15 Alta, rear
LoVd John, laborer, r. 8 De Haro
Lovd Owen, groceries, 806 Valencia
Lovd W., cook Davis & Marston, r. 872 Mission
Loyd George W., musician, r. 921 Webster
Lovde Ray Mrs., dressmaker, r. 921 Webster
LoVell Camilla Miss, r. 2315 Sacramento
Loza Maria, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Lozahic Jean, gardener, r. 1319 Eddy .
LOZAXO CARLOS A., mechanical engineer, special-
ist in refrigerating mac inery, agent A. Ruemmeli,
Hecker & Co. (St. Louis) 213 First, r. Oakland, (bee
Ad. page 9)
Lozario Giovanni, waiter, r. 1413 Kearny ^
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Loisario Luigi, peddler, r. 1413 Kearny
Lozier Henrj- A. (Lozier & Co.) r. Cleveland, Ohio
Lozier William, conductor, r. 1330 Howard
Lozier & Co. (H. A. Lozier) bicycles, 304-306 McAllister
Luba Valentine, gardener, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Lubbe Emma Miss, forelady Otto Berman, r. 837 Mis-
sion
Lubbe Theodore, musical instruments, 837 Mission
Lubbe Theodore H., clerk Theodore Lubbe, r. 837 Mis-
sion
Lubbert Arthur J., coreniaker, r. 65 Federal
Lubbert George H., porter, r. t}5 Federal
Lubbert Margaret, widow, r. 65 Federal
Lubbock Ellen, widow, r. 1731 Stevenson, rear
Lubbock Harry, salesman David Samuels, r. 1731 Steven-
son, rear
Lubbock Lottie Miss, teacher music, r. 1731 Stevenson,
rear
Lubbock Warner, machinist, r. 2207 Railroad Av
Lubcke Charles, machinist Perkins Pump and Engine
Co.,r. 760Folsom
Lubeck Adolph, clerk Morris Lubeck, r. 918 Bush
Lubeck Emil, r. 1116 Treat Av
Lubeck George, clerk Jacob Macowsky, r. 918 Bush
Luoeck HattieMiss, dressmaker, r. 1522 Howard
Lubeck Morris, pawnbroker, 651 Clay, r. 918 Bush
Lubeck Oscar, clerk Morris Lubeck, r. 918 Bu=h
Lubben John, liquors 506 Washington, r. 1916 Lyon
Lubelsky Fanny, widow, r. 31 Russ
Lubie Henry, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Lubie J. W., master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Lubin Joseph, sale -man Lubin & Son, r. 2520 Clay
L\ibin Samuel (Lubin & Son) r. 2520 Clay
Lubin Simon C. (Lubin & Son) r. 25:i0 Clay
Lubin & Son (Simon C. and Samuel) men's furnishing
goods, 611 Montgomery
Lubke Nicholas, furnishing goods, NW cor Railroad At
and Si.xth Av South, r. 1027 Si.Ueenth Av South
Lubkert Adolph, baker, r. 1832 Union
Lubliner Charles W., plumbing, 119 Sixth, r. 951 Harri-
son
Lubliner Daniel A., clerk The Hub, r. 951 Harrison
Lubliner Morris, plumber, r. 951 Harrison
Lubliner Samuel, plumber, r. 951 Harrison
Lubner Frank, liquors, 117 Eighth, r. 63 Natoma
Lubner John, bartender, r. 115 Eighth
Lubosch George, expressman, r. 225 Hickory Av
Lubosoh Louis, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lubosch Alelville, clerk Arthur C. Drewitz, r. 731 O'Far-
rell
Lubosch Sarah Miss, teacher music, r. 731 O'Farrell
Luby Edward P., bookkeeper First National Bank, r. 213
Waller
Luby John C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 326
Golden Gate Av
Luby Richard, blacksmith, r. 213 Waller
Luc John P., machinist, r. cor Bay and Kearny
Lucarelli Luigi, laborer, r. 30 Prescott PI
Lucas Albert E., detective agency, 10 Geary, r. 14 Page
Lucas Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 723 Gough
Lucas Charles, carpenter, r. 1314 Natoma
Lucas Chester L., cooper, r. 3 Hampton PI
Lucas Edgar W., conductor, r. 2402 Larkin
Lucas Edward J., painter, r. 6 White
Lucas Frank J., carpenter, r. 23 J Langton
Lucas Frederick, laundryman Russ House
Lucas Frederick A., clerk, r. 723 Gough
Lucas Frederick G., master mariner, r. 126i Thirteenth
Lucas George, coachman 916 Leavenwerth
Lucas George, motorman, r. 460 Chenery .
Lucas George J., brass finisher, r. 120 Freelon
Lucas James, laundryman Russ House
Lucas Jane, widow, r. 811 Pacific
Lucas John (Lucas & Co.) r. 131 Twelfth
Lucas John S., switchman, r. 461a Minna
Lucas Joseph H., porter, r. 2402 Larkin
Lucas J. WilUam (Lucas & Co.) r. 131 Twelfth
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Lucas Lemuel H., messenger The Pac. Transfer Co., r.
907 Lombard
Lucas Manufacturing Company, Charles L. Fisher man-
ager, mnfrs shoes, 20 Ellis, room 26
Lucas Max F., engraver, 126 Kearny, room 14, r. 804
Geary
Ll'CA.S R. H., superintendent Station B Post Office,
14 City H ill Square, r. San Rafael
Lucas Robert J., cook, r. 904 Jackson
Lucas Sarah, domestic 415 Natoma
Lucas Silvenus F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Lucas Thomas, waiter, r. 315i Stockton
Lucas Walter E., with Lucas & Co., r. 1533 Howard
Lucas William, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 34 Hubbard
Lucas William, sawyer, r. 22J Natoma
Lucas William H., engineer, r. 571 Stevenson
LUCAS & CO.
(J. William and John
M>ucas> proprietors Golden 4iiate Piaster
Mills, 315-317 Main
its' L\icas. See Lucus
Lucassen John, bartender, r. 216 Prospect PI
Lucatti Mary Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 324 Vallejo
Luca John, seaman, r. 56 Steuart
Lucca M., waiter stmr Colon
Lucca Vincent, waiter Garibaldi Hotel
Lucca William, dishwashe-, r. 1125 Dupont
Lucchesi Anfonzo, fish, 7 Clay St. Market, r. 730J Mason
Lucchesi Angelo (C. Lucchesi & Bro.) r. 323 Broadway
Lucchesi Antonio, fisherman, r. 916 Sansome
Lucchesi C. & Brother (Caesar and Angelo) bakery, 323
Broadway
Lucchesi Caesar (C. Lucchesi & Bro.) r. 323 Broadway
Lucchesi Egidio, stableman, r. 413i Broadway
Lucchesi Efttore C, printer Stock well & Co., r. 9 Garden
Lucchesi Louis, cltrk, r. 450^ Natoma
Lucchesi Louis, peddler, r. 1406 Kearny
Lucchesi Pietro, scavenger, r. 1406 Kearny
Lucchesi Richard A., teacher music, r. 616 Ellis
Lucchesi Virginio, maccaroni worker, r. 710 Montgom-
ery Av
Lucchesini Attilio, shoemaker B. Jefflro
Lucehetti F. & Co. (F. Lucchetti and Antone Delucchi)
restaurant, 519 Uavis
Lucchetti F. (F. Lucchetti & Co.) r. 934 Broadway
Lucchetti Victor F.. clerk P. C. Rossi, r. 519 Davis
Lucco Roman, jan tor, r. 828 Jackson
Luce Charles S., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1407 Golden Gate Av
Luce Edward G., clerk, r. 1439 McAllister
Luce Elmer E., lumberman, r. 281 Paris
Luce George, carpenter, r. 824 Laguna
Luce George, conductor, r. 112 Fairniount
Luce George H., watchman, r. 745 Harrison
LUCE (ilEOtf4;E J., dentist, 916 Market, room 53
liUCE CiEOROE W., assistant general freight agent
S. P. Co., 32 Gene-al Offices S. P. Co., 4 Montgom-
ery, r. 2119 Broadway
Luce Henry D., collector, r. 221 Devisadero
Luce John F., machinist, r. 745 Harrison
Luce Rhoda C., widow, r. 214 Leavenworth
Luce S. A., ornamental plasterer, r. 214 Leavenworth
B^S" Luce. See Luse
Lucella Giovanni, teamster, r. 9 Sonora
Lucy Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SE cor Yolo
and Iowa
Lucey Dennis J., longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Lucey Eugene J., shoemaker, r. 153 Minna
Lucey Jeremiah, millhand, r. llj Welsh
Lucey John, r. 153 Minna
Lucey Michael, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna
S^' Lucey. See Lucy
Luchetti Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Telegraph PI, rear
Luchetti Bernardo, scavenger, r. 322 Green, rear
Luchetti Giovanni, scavenger, r. 320 Vallejo
Luchetti Margarita, widow, r. 322 Vallejo
Luchetti Pietro, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
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Luchsinsrer Elizabeth, wilow, r. 724 Minna
Luchsinger George H., auditor Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, r. 316 S^ott
Luchsinger John H., carpenter, r. 724 Minna
Lucht Conrad, master mariner, r. 139 Berr>
Luciani Angelo, groceries and liquors, 525 Union
Lucich Vincenzo, cook, r. 826 Broadway
Lucie E., laundrynian, r. 1503 Mason
LL'€IE.\ D. «•, manager Cercle Francais, 421 Post,
r. 424 Post
Lucieri Frederick, clerk Forster, Little & Co., r. 320
Minna
Lucien Louis, boilemiaker, r. 831 Pacific
Lucier Frank W., shoemaker, r. 1317 Folsom
Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes, 103 Sixth, r. 1317 Fol-
som
Lucier Joseph Jr., stairbuilder, r. 1317 Folsom
Lucige Anthonv, cook Manuel Max, r. 1001 Howard
Lucile J. Miss (Lucile & Stone) r. 830 Fulton
Lucile & Stone (Misses J. Lucille and Anna L. Stone)
millinery, 139 Post
Lucitt Annie Miss, operator, r. 34 Lafayttte
Lucitt Edward, teamster, r. 34 Lafa\ ette
Lucitt John J., teamster, r. 34 Lafayette
Lucitta Giu-eppe, shoemaker, S06 Howard
Luck Stephen T., carrier Post OflBce, r. 1 Harvey PI
Luckacher Leon, steward, r. 437 bush
Lie KE BEX H. (Henrj- Lucke) r. 1327 Golden Gate
Av
LCl'KE HEXKY (Ben. H. Lucke) boots and shoes, 24
Geary
Luckett Thomas R., teamster, r. Si Moss
Luckev Pnideiue .M., widow, r. 110 Pierce
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO.,
ttiif ar A. k.u«khaiat)proi»iietors .>e\a«la
.llelallurgleal Morhs. Ti Mevenson
Luckhardt Cae>ar A. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.) r. 1109
Golden Gate Av
Luckhardt C:esar S., machinist, r. 1109 Golden Gate Av
Luckhardt Ernest S., assayerC. A. Luckhardt & Co., r.
1109 Golden Gate Av
Luckhardt Maria L., widow, r. 731 Sutter
e^ Luckhardt. See Lockhart
Luckman John, clerk Theodore Schultz, r. SE cor Chest-
nut and Stockton
Luckman Henry, butcher, r. 1011 Eighteenth
Luckner Antone, seaman, r. 10 Anthonj'
Luckow Richard, clerk Judson MnfgCo., r. 4071 Bay
Luckow Sarah Mrs., r. 407 -i Bay-
Lucks Gustave H. O., clerk, r. 15 Whitney
Lucks Henrj', engineer, r. 1065 Howard
Lucky Charles J., master mariner, r. 2829 Folsom
Lucky Mary S., widow, r. 1501 Jones
LLCO .11; AN M., capitalist and consul Chili, 84 Mont-
gomerv Block, r. 718 Greenwich
LL'l'OL CO. 1 HE AMERICAN, W. P. Fuller & Co.
agents, 21 Front
Lucy Benjamm, machinist, r. 708 Kansas
Lucy Benjamin C, soapcutttr, r. 22^ Shotwell
Lucy Ellen, widow, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy George, peddler, r. 24^ Clinton
Lucy Georg- D. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 309 Haight
Lucy George W., drajman, 318 Market
Ll€\' fc. K. «!: CO. (George D. and Robert V. Lucy)
soap manufacturers, office 123 California, room 37,
factory SE cor Alameda and Xebraska
Lucy James W., plumber, r. 831 Brjant
Lucy John, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet L and K
Lucy John, sailmaker, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
Lucy John W., wood and coal, 6 Boardman PI, r. 831
Bryant
Lucy Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 921 Page
l^~"Lucy. See Lucey
Luddecke George F. W., groceries and liquors, 1712 Eddy
Luddy Anna, domestic 3700 California
Luddy Thomas, r. 44 Clementina
Ludeke August, boots and shoes, 1515 Market
Ludeman Henrj', butcher Paul C. Strahl, r. 1436 Church
Ludemann Adolph, furidshed 100ms, 812 O Farrell
Ludemann Adolph F., florist Pacific Nursery, r. N s Lom-
bard bet Baker and Lycn
LUDEMANN FREDERICK, p.-
prleior »-a«iIic \ursfij, > ■■* i^oiubard bet
Baker and Lyon
Ludemai.n Henry, cooper, r. 32S Duncan
Ludemann Henry, shoemaker, 420 Broadway
Ludemann Laura, domestic 1826 Sutter
Luders John, groceries and liquors, 350 Twelfth, r. 348
Twelfth
^r Luders. See Lu^ders
Ludin Albert, baker, r. 772 Mission
Ludin Charles, bartender, r. 716 tush
L1;DIN<;10X «E0R«E C, auctioneer Easton,
Eldridge & Co., r. 2512 Fillmore
Ludington M. L. Mrs., r. 1309 Mission
Ludlow Ann H., widow, r. 21 Page
Ludliw Garrie B., buyer Weinstoek, Lubin & Co., r. 4116-
California
Ludlow James T. , draughtsman Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 21
Page
Ludlow John, iron worker, r. 719i Tennessee
Ludlow Mary B. Miss, school teacher, r. 270 Guerrero
Ludlum Edward, teamster, r. 334 Brannan
Ludlum 'ihonias B., mining, 18 Crocker Bldg, r.
Oakland
Ludolph John,driver National Brewing Co., r. 416 Linden
Av
Ludolph Herman, clerk Bernhard Wurthmann, r. 91»
Jes.'ie
Ludolph William, wine broker, 405 Front, r. Sausalito
Ludovici Frederick \V., preadent Pae. Stethophone Co.,
8-9 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. 2305 Fillmore
Ludovici Louis M., collector, r. 2305 Fillmore
LLUOTICl W. OSCAK, secretary and manager Gas
Consumers' Association, and secretary American Gas-
(jO\ernor Co., 316 Post, r. 2305 Fillmore
Ludvigsen Niels P., expressman, r. 410 Buchanan
Ludwig Allred. r. 4181 Larkin
Ludwig Angeline Miss, r. Old People's Home
Ludwig Anton, clerk Goodall, Perkins Co., r. 720 Fil-
bert
Ludwig Arthur, clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 3419 Six-
teenth
Ludwig Christof, barber, 531 Sacrr.mento, r. East Oak-
land
Ludwig Ernst H. (Ernst H. Ludwig & Co.) r. 1206i
LUDWIG ERNST H. & CO.
iKin<>st H. I.1KIMIK and Cliailes s.
^^ heeler) llie M««IeI American Caterers,
120« flatter. Telephone Vaai 388
Ludwig George, shoemaker, 2007^ Fillmore
Ludwig Gustave, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Lud«ig Harry C, concrete finisher, r. 726 Capp
Ludwig Harry W., paperhanger, r. 2 Ritch
Ludwig John, baker, r. 519 Montgcmery
Ludwig John, biicklayer, r. 1002 Harrison
Ludwig Ji hn C, machinist, r. 726 Capp
Ludwig John C. Jr., concrete finisher, r. 726 Capp
Ludwig John J., carpenter, r. 1233 Treat Av, rear
Ludwig Max, teamster, r. 2935 Clay
Ludwig Nicholas, carrier Examiner, r. 720 Filbert
Ludwig William, r. 726 Capp
Ludwig William, teamster, r. 941 Howard
Ludwigsen William F., engineer, r. 519 Fulton
Ludwikovski John, wheelwright Harry Sipple, r. cor
Sixth and Howard
Luebben Henrj', r. 321 Bush
Luebcke William A., poultry raiser, r. Railroad Av nr
Solano Av
Lueders Carl, musician, r. 915 Twenty -second
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imDS OF STREET M SIIEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rocic and Cement Worl(
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL ^2,T.l\tfJ.^^oL\^'f^r
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Lueders Edward, shoemaker, 1102 McAllister
Lueders Eliza Mrs. , hairdresser, 72 St. Ann's Bid?
Lueders Gustav, flour broker, r. IIOJ Francisco
Lueders Herman, agent F. L. Neumann Pianos, 82 Ninth
Lueders J. Alfred, President Metropolitan Publishing
Co. , r. Berkelej'
gS" Lueders. See Luders
Luineburg b., paper hanger G. Orsi, r. Oakland
Luers Frederick, clerk H. W. Vette & Co., r. 17J Sum-
ner
Lufkin Joseph, salesman, r 246 Sixth
Lufsky Charles, liquors, NW corJoostAv and Croton
Av
liugagne Frederick, cook, r. 1725 Eddi'
Lu,'agne Lsna Miss, dressmiker, r. 1725 Eddy
Lu.ro Trenda Miss, shirtmak ;r, r. 1636 Dupout
Li;<;.S»l.\ J.4.I. mana,'-er R. G. Dun & Co's. Mercan-
tile Agency, 320 California, r. 2024 Jackson
Luhman Charles, seaman, r. 3203 Ritch
Luhman Charles J., clerk R. N. Nason & Co., r. 530
Greenwich
Luhman Edward J., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 530
Greenwich
Luhman John P., porter, r. 530 Greenwich
Luhman Peter, porter, r. 530 Greenwich
Luhman Robert H., packer, r. 530 Greenwich
Lulimerisen Carl, clerk L. P. Fischer, r. 217 Eighth, rear
Luhmensen Nicho as H. W., shoemaker, r. 217 Eighth,
rear
Luhmensen Tillie Miss, laundress, r. 217 Eighth, rear
Luhn Charles W., birber, 436 Bush, r. 10 Jasper PI
Luhu Oito (Otto Luhn & Co.) r. 124 Diamond
Luhn Otto Jr., salesman Otto Luhn& Co., r. 124 Diamond
LIJII.V «»TTO & CO. (Ott> Luhn) proprietors Phila-
dflphia Soap Co., lancy, toilet and laundry soap, fac-
tory 117-123 Diamond, office 205) Bittery
Luhr Ernest \V., pimter. 443 Third, r. Oakland
LUilK.n.i^.V B£K.\'.4KD. proprieior Mechanics'
HDue and saloon, 101-103 First cjr Mission
Luhrs Auifust, professional nurse German Hospital
Luhrs Brothers (Charles an i Carsten) groceries and liq-
uors, .~>W cor F rst and Natoma
Luhrs Carstui (Luhrs Brothers) r. S\V cor First and Na-
toma
Luhrs Charles (Luhrs Brothers) r. SW cor First and Ne-
toma
Luhrs Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 1000 McAllister, r.
8i Bourb n PI
Luhrs Elfert, groceries and liquors, 645 Post, r. 2029 Pa-
cific Av
Luhrs Etta 'domestic 1103 Clay
Luhr.i Frank S., carpenter, r.'427 Duncan
Luhrs Frederick, clerk, r. 17J Sumner
Luhrs J. Henry, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Lulirs Marie, widow, r. 3 Martha PI
Luhrs Nicholas, bartender, r. 715 Howard
Luhrsen J. Diedrick, shoemaker, r. 506 Fourth
Luigi Angelo, blacksmith, r. 1010 Montgomery
Luigi Thomas, laborer, r. 539 Vallcjo
Luiic Frederick, piinter,r. 623 Jessie
Luinave Louis, laborer, r. 53 Clay
Luiriecte Mary, widow, r. 6X7 Howard
Luis Joseph, barber, r. 136 Lombard
Luisi Johu (Venaii-lia& Luisi)r. 216 Lombard
Luish Eli, cook, r. 725 Filbert
Luissh Matthew, porter, r. 725 Filbert
Luissri Michael, oystermm, r. 725 Filbert
Lujak Lou's, r. 218 Golde i Gate Av
Luke Edward J., salesman Yolo Mills, r. 700 Tennessee
Luke Emily, widow, r. 310.^ Iowa
Luke Fanny Miss, dressmaker, r. 1633 Post
Luke George C, lab.>rer, r. 529 Sacramento
Luke Henry, cirpenter and builder, 527 Duncan
Luke Henry, clerk, r. 310i Iowa
Luke John P., tinsmith, r. 926| Folsom
Luke .Mary A., widow, r. 2210 Pine
Luke Miles, cirpenter, r. S s Twenty-ninth nr Dolores
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 2VIMRKEX STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST,
Luke Peter, laborer, r. Wayland nr Ham Hon, U. M. T.
Luke Walter (Luke X, Palmer) r. 115a Si.\th
Luke William, machinist, r. 310i Iowa
Luke & Paluier(WaIter Luke and John Palmer) painters,
1740 Mission
HJKE.\S ED. C, president Judson Dynamite and
Powder Co. an i Western Fuse and Explosives Co.,
20O Market, r. 13.VJ Madison, Oakland
LUKEXS GEORCiE R., attorney at law, 212 San-
some, rooms 17-19, r. Oakland
Lukes Arthur W., clerk stmr Eureka, r. 23 J Dehon
Lukes Henry, contractor, r. 437a Hayes
Lukes William, millwright, r. 4:57a Hayes
Lukin Andrew, seaman, r. 131 East
Lukin Joseph A., r. 1054 McAllister
Lukrawka >ugust, painter, r. 133 Diamond
Lukschewitz Amelia, furnished rooms, 530 Bush
Lukschewitz Philip, r. 530 Buih
Lull Fannie, widow, r. 10 South Park
Lumber DaviJ, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Wks, r. 218
Ritch
LIJ.TIBER SURVEYORS' ASSOCI4TIOX, office 9
Mission
Lumenson Nicholas, mattress maker, r. 217 Eighth
L imley Gior,'e, hjstler S. F. Liundry, r. 1433 Steiner
Lumley John, foreman George Pattison & Co., r. 1030
Howard
Lumlin Fred C, metal gilder, r. 1129 Howard
Lumm Gustave, tailor, r. 105 Stockton
Lummitzsch Frederick, nurse German Hospital
Lumdsden I. G. Miss, nurse Waldeck Sanitarium
Lnmsden William, engineer, r. 514 Connecticut
Lumsden William J., carpenter, r. SE cor Eleventh an
Market
Luna G., seaman stmr San Jose
Luna Joseph, steward stinr Apache, r. Berkeley
Luna Mary, domestic 110 McAllister
Luna Michael, clarkStulz Bros., r. cor Dupont and Val-
lejo
Luna Romulo, restaurant, 1236 Dupont
Lunar viarie Miss, laundress, r. 2 Salmon
Lunari Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 322 Green, rear
Lum blade Frederick A., warehouse foreman, r. 2509
Larkin
Lumblade Frederick A. Jr., upholsterer, r. 2509 Larkin
Lumblade Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 2509 Larkin
Lunceford Henry, ironworker, r. 620 Howard
Lunch The, Wendell Bernhard proprietor, 224 Sutter
Lund Andrew, driver Willows Breviery, r. 402J Capp
Lund Andrew C, gripman, r. 2627 Sutter
Lund Anna, domestic 40.i Capp
Lund Arthur, r. 1809 Oak
Lund August, carpenter, r. 627 York
Lund Carl, carriagesmith, r. 55 Piecita Av
Lund Carl, presser Stange & Jaenike, r. 725 Natoma
Lund Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Lund Charles P., bookkeepar, r. 44 Tehama
Lund Edward, accountant, r. .511 Folsom
Lund F., coalpasser stmr Umatilla
Lund Gunner, cook, r. 740 Howard
Lund H ins C, master mariner, r. 329 Thirteenth
LliXD HENRY (Henry Lund & Co.) and Consul
Sweden and Norway, office 214 California, r. 1914
Washington
Lund Henry Jr., with Henry Lund & Co., r. 1914 Wash-
ington
LUXO HENRY & CO. (Henry Lund) importing,
shipping and (-ommission merchants, 214 California,
Telephone Main 972
Lund Hugh N., real estate, r. 88 Ninth
Lund Hu^'^h N. Mrs., proprietor The Pearl, 83 Ninth
Lund John, laborer Pioneer White Lead and Color Wks,
Order a Specialty.
Lund John, paperhanger, r. S.M Stevjnson
Lund John, firemxn stmr Walla Walli, r. 739 Fourth
Lund John T., iron worker, r. 222 Prospect PI
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Lund John W., harnessniaker J. O'Kaiie, r. 609 Locust
Av
Lund John W., porter, r. 1313 Broadway
Lund Julius, driver Bibo, Newnnan A: Ikenberg, r. 907
Minna
Lund Martin, diver tug Fearless, r. 310 Folsom
Lund Michael, laborer, r. 207 Lisbon
LuiidNesM., coffee saloon, 615 Montgomery-, r. 1809
Oak
Lund Niels J , restaurant, SE cor Folsoui and Sixteenth
Lund Philip, painter, r. 722 Ellis
Lund Sanuel, dock master Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. 345b
Beale
Lund W. E., office 1101 Market
4^ Lund. .See Lunde, Lund' and Lunt
Lundahl Melchoir \V., watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 1224
Eddy
Lundahl Victor N. , cooper, r. 504 Seventh
Lundberg Arthur F., with Shreve & Co., r. lOSO Broad-
way
Lundberg Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 706 Hampshire
Lundberg Charles T., machinist, r. 230 Second Av
Lundber}^ Edward K., groceries and liquors, 1722 Leaven-
worth
Lundberg Ellen Miss, stenographer A. F. Tennv Co. r. 2
Gear}' PI
Lundberg Krederick A., r. 9^ Rausch
Lundberg Gustave, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI
Lundberg Hugo, teamster, r. 133 Ciara
Lundberg Lauritz J., shoemaker, r. llOSi Hyde
Lundberg Louis, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Lundberg May I. Miss, entry clerk H. Huddleston & Co.,
r. Alameda
Lundborg Peter, machinist, r. 490 Eighth
Lmidborg Peter T., r. 1C80 Broadway
e^ Lundberg. See Lindberg
Lundblad ^ils, tailor Charles Lyons, r. 16 Antonio
Lundborg Konrad M., dental stuc'ent. r. 607 Jones
Lundborg Howard M., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 608 Jones
Lundborg Ir\ing, receiving teller Sather Banking Co., r.
1308 Jones
LCXDB<Ht<; .IOH.\ A. W.. dentist, office 33b Pest,
Telephote Main 5.-47, r. 1308 Jones
Lundeburg J., tailor, r. Alms House
Lundell Annie, domestic 816 Larkin
Lunden Andrev? N., barter.der, r. 828 Bush
Lunden Frederick, groceries and liquors, 200 Valencia
Lundgren Charles, carpenter, r. 442 Ninth
Lundgren Frat k, r. 52 Seco d
Lui dgren Jessie, domestic 1609 Franklin
Lundgiuen Nicholas, seaman stmr Bonita
Lundholm Frank J., hamessmaker, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Lundholm John, carpenter, r. 516 Fulton
Lundholm John M., tailor, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Lundie James J. . teamster, r. 444 Third
Lundie John J., fruts, 444 Third
Lundie Hugh, tailor, r. 444 Third
Lurdie William, clerk Jnhn Lundie. r. 444 Third
Lundin Andrew, shoemaker. 1638 Howard
Lundin Annie C. Mrs., restaurant, 202 Ninth
Lundin Berger, laborer, r. 506 Napa
Lundin Charles, carpenter, r. 2711 Folsom
Lundin Emily Mrs., r. 33 J Ridley
Lundin George H., conductor, r. 910 Clay
Lundin John, restaurait, 108 First, r. 119 Fifth
Lundin John, upholsterer, r. 910 Clay
Lundin Nicholas M., clerk, r. 1312 Alabama
Lundin Theodore C, cutter J. T. Poheim, r. 221 Leaven-
worth
S^ Lundin. See Lunden and London
Lundine John, 3d officer s'mr Walla Walla, r. Oak'and
Lundine John, seamar>, r. 322 Green, rear
Lundinelli Antonia, peddJer, r. 517 Green
Lundquist Adam A., cabinetmaker, r. 110 William
Lundquist Alfred, draughtsman Edward A. Dakin, r.
Oakland
Lundquist C. Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Lundquist Charles, cooper, r. 717 Twenty-second
Lundquist Charles, master stmr Albion, r. 229 E^t
Landquisl Charles R., carriage maker, r. 717a Twenty-
second
Lundquist Charles V., tanner, r. 1239 Rhode Island
Lundquist Fxiward C, cutter, r. 711 Geary
Lundquist Frederick, clerk, r. 711 Geary
Lundquist John O. (Lundquist & Billsteen) r. 1416 Lyon
Lundquist Peter, concrete finisher, r. 1902a Filbert
Lundquist Peter R., stenographer, r. 1902a Filbert
Lundquist & Billsteen (John O. Lundquist and Pet«r
Billsteen) tailors, 23 Kearny
SSW Lundquist. See Lindquist and Ljungquist
Lundstrom Albert, teamster, r. 918 Folsom
Lundstrom John, carpenter, r. 1012 Montgomery
Lundstrom John, cooper, r. 444 Sixth
LLXD.STRM.il K. .4., hatter, 605 Kearny, factory,
144 Gearv, r. 1312 Seventeenth
SW Lundstrom. See Lindstrom
Lundt Jennie C. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary School,
r. 2004 Mason
t^ Lundt. See Lund and Lunt
Lund V Aaron L., bookkeeper C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
605 OTarrell
Lundy Benjamin, plumber, r. 216 Fillmore
Lundv Charles, eariient' r. r. IsOO H'lward
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., r. ..
Berlin Dicsitlf iii. t. M. Berlin secretary,
furniture, < arpets. stoves, etc., 813 .Mar-
ket, Flood Bldg
Lundy H., waiter Golden West Hotel
Lundv Isaac S., carpenter, r. 551 Mission
Lundy Plea.sant L., waiter, r. 1010^ Clay
LL\'DV THO.IIAS, importer clocks, watches, jew-
elrv and silverware, 4 Third, r. NW cor Stanyan and
Carl
Lunebui-g Henry, carpet layer, r. 2026 Folsom
Lunger Henn' E., manager Mrs. Thomas Johns, r. 220
Rose Av ■
LLM\<i BLILOIXG, junction Market, California
and Drumm
LL>il\« <OMPAX¥, George Whittell president,
John M. Cunningham secretary, 39 Sutter, Tele-
phone Main 5203
L'Uiiiverso Marine Insurance Co. (of Milan, Italy) Mann
& Wilson general agents, 322-324 California
Lunn Harry, bartender F. A. Kuhls, r. 657 Broadway
Lunney Hugh J., clerk, r. 2090 Market
Lunney James, capitalist, r. 229 Seventh
Lunney Stewart, oiler Edison Light and Power Co., r.
Felton nr University
Lunny Bernard, car driver, r. 11 4| Freelon
Lunny Charles W., painter, r. 309 Jersey
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Hecht, r. 156 Shipley
Lunny Hugh M., driver Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. llij
Freelon
Lunny James W., house painter, 517 California, r. 1123
Twenty-fourth
Lunny James VV. Jr., sign painter William G. Koch, r.
914 Florida
Lunny John P., stiikerhand, r. 14i Freelon
Lunny Joseph, grf)ceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty -
second and Fair Oaks
Lunsdale F., messnian stmr Pomona
Lunsmann Adolph, clerk Lunsmann Bros., 1016 Folsoni
Lunsmann August, driver Freder.cksburg Bottling Co.
r. 1220 Pierce
HINSlttANN BROTHERS (J. Henry and J. Fred-
erick) groceries and liquors, 1016 Folsom
Lunsmann Charles H. (Charles H. Lunsmann & Co.) r.
130 Perry
LIJNl$M.4KN €IIARLE!!i II. A CO. (Charles H
and J. Henry Lunsmann) groceries and liquors, NE
cor Fourth and Harrison
Lunsmann Hermann A. (Hermann A. Lunsman & Brn.)
r. 436 Jessie
LIJKSM.4K.\ HEK!*IAK\ A. A BROTHER (Her
mann A. and J. Henry) wines and liquors, 871 Mar-
ket
Lunsmann J. Frederick (Lunsmann Bros.) r. 4 Garden
L1JKS<IIA!V:V J. HEKRV (Charles H. Lunsmann &
Co., Hermann A. Lunsmann &, Bro. and Lunsmann
Bros.) and wines and liquors, 631 Davis, r. 114
Prospect PI
Lunstedt Chris'ine, domestic 2214 Webster
I.IJN8TEUT EDWARD, wines and liquors, SE cor
O'Farreil and Powell, r. 534 Turk
LUNSTEDT HEKRV, grand secretary Native Sons of
the Golden West, 24 Fourth, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Sophie, widow, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Theodore T., bartender, r. 1104 Jackson
Lunstom Annie, domestic 2011 Bush
LUXT BROTHERS (Herbert C. and Stephen P. Jr.)
hardware, bicycles, paints and oils, 2000 Fillmore
Lunt George E., paperhanger, r. 722 Twenty-sixth
LIJ\T «l<.OR«E W., manager Union Undertakmg
Co., 733 Mission, r. 722 Twenty-second
Lunt Herbert C. (Lunt Bros.) r. 109 Liberty
LUn I Ui Ai> proprietor Lunt's Danc-
liit: Academy, i:ilOFolk, r. .4Ianieda
Lunt Stephen P., inspector N. Y. Life Ins. Co., r. 109
Liberty
Lunt Stephen P. Jr. (Lunt Bros.) r. 809a Twentieth
£sr Lunt. See Lund and Lundt
LUNT'S DANCING ACADEMY,
O. A. Lant proprietor, 1310 Folic
Lnntsford George H., hostler, r. 1314 Grove
Luntz Sarah Miss, r. Alms House
Luntzmann Henrj-, laborer, r. Alms House
Luperino Giovanni, iisherman, r. 217S Vallejo
Lupke Henry, laborer, r. 101 Minna
Lupone Salvatore, clerk L. Chelini, r. 1607 Polk
Luporini Chieso, baker C. Lucchesi & Bro., r. 323 Broad-
way
Luporini Luigl (Allegrini & Lujjorini) r. 408 Broadway
Lupp Frederick, master mariner, r. 1206 Stockton
Lupton Michael, seaman, r. 268 Brannan
Luque Mary Mrs., laundress, r. 1231 Golden Gate Av
Luque Susanna, w'.dow, r. 117 Julian Av
Lurch Edward, salesman Cook & Co., r. 17201 Folsom
Lurch Matilda J., widow, r. 1720 J Folsom
Lurline Salt Water Baths The, Olympic Salt Water Co.
proprietors, NW err Bush and Larkin
Lurra Robert, laborer, r. NW cor Missouri and Mariposa
Lumiann Frederick (Lurinann & Garms) r. 432 Tenth
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
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LURMANN & GARMS <r.a.HeK
Luriiiaiiii and Williaiii F. 4;arnis) propri-
etors nil>vaulie<' iSrewery, W s Tentli bet
Harrison and Bryant
Luscher Frank, carjjenter, r. 46 Louisa
Luscombe Robert (Luscombe & Isaacs) r. Oakland
Luscombe & Isaacs (Robert Luscombe and Joshua D.
Isaacs) commission merchants, 537 Market
Luse Henry H., capitalist, r. 18 Essex
Luse Lydia F. Mrs. , missionary, r. 18 Essex
Luse R. Frances, elocutionist, r. 18 Essex
1^" Luse. See Luce
Lusermar Louis, brewer, r. 135 Welsh, rear
LIJSK A. Oi CO. (now California Canneries Co.) 425-
441 Brannan. (See under Additional Names)
Lusk Albert, commission merchant, 521 Sansome, r. 1215
Buchanan
Lusk Albert M., storekeeper Edison Light and Power
Co.. r. 618 Twenty-third
Lusk Elizabeth, widow, r. 10 Lewis
Lusk Mason L., wheelwright, r. 17 Park Av
Lusk Robert S., porter Stevenson & Co., r. 10 Lewis
Lussey Florence M. Miss, bookkeeper United Shirt and
Collar Co., r. 415i Baker
Lust Benjamin, \vith O. W. Nordwell & Co., r. 1207
Golden Gate Av
Lust Fanny, widow, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
Lust Isaac, printer, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
Lust Samuel, clerk, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
Lustenberger Felix, teamster Alms House, r. W s York
nr Army
Lustenberger Michael, portcSr, r. 72 Brosnan
Lustig Daniel D., physician and surgeon, office and r. 6
Turk
Lustig Isaac, r. 462 Natoma
Lustig William, jeweler, r. 317 Ellis
Lustman Moses, fruits, r. 445 Jessie
Lu'c John C, r. 134 Gough
Lute James, plumber Charles E. Anderson, r. 210 Caselli
Av
Lutge August, printer S. F. Tageblatt, r. 11 John
Lutge Brothers (Louis and Robert) upholsterers, 1052
McAllister
Lutiie Louis (Lutge Bros.) r. 421 Grove
Lutge Richard (Schrader & Lutge) r. 1806 San Carlos Av
Lutge Robert (Lutge Bros.) r. 421 Grcve
LUTGEN CHARLES F., .,„„.
ai-eountant, 'ilS taiifornia, room 7
Lutgen Henry, clerk, r. NE cor Fulton and Webster
Lutgen J. Conrad, bookkeeper H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Berkeley
Lutgen John (Wichman, Lutgen & Co.) r. Alameda
Lutgen John D., driver, r. 527 Birch Av
LIIT«EXS ADOLPH C, architect, 125-127 Phelan
Bldg, r. 1403 Golden Gate Av
Lutgens Ernest H., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 209 Minna
Lutu-ens John F., cashier, r. 414 Fifth Av
Lutgens John H. C, collector German General Benevo-
lent Society, r. 1403 Golden Gate Av
Luth Charles, butcher, r. 700 F'-ont
Luth Charles J. H., clerk Cashier's Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Luth F., fireman stmr Acapulco
Luth H.,boilennaker J. C. Lemnier & Co., r. Frnitvale
Luth Joaquin, salesman Baker i*c Hamilton, r. Alameda
Luther Abbie H., widow, r. 382 Dolores
Luther Edwin G., carpenter, r. 232 Fourth Av
Luther George E., superintendent Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 418 Laguna
Luther Harrv W., bartender, r. 844 Vallejo
Luther H. W. (Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Luther) r. 1241J
Market
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brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK A CD'S (PEMARTIN)
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California St.
LUTHER H. W. Mr. and Mrs.,
(eaciiiTs or piano, cnilar. banjo, >iolin,
luandolln, also voice caltare, .stadio
1341^ .^larket
Luther H. W. Mrs. (iJr. and Mrs. H. W. Luther) r. 1241^
Market
Luther James, laborer C. Askins, r. 319 Thirteenth
Luther J. M., haniessmaker, r. 8(55^ Market
Luther Kittle Miss, laundress, r. 382 Dolores
Luther Minot L. , clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Luthi Theodore, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. Lake
Merced
Lutich David, clerk Martin L. Milcovich, r. 820!i Larkin
Lutinger Charles M., porter, r. Five Mile House, Mission
hoad
Lutje Theodore, painter, r. 301 Sanchez
Lutkin Gertrude Miss, r. 827 Fifteenth
Lutley Frank (McVicker, Broderick & C'x) r. 731J Minna
Lutley Robert W. , carpenter, r. 9t>l Mission
Luion Frank, groceries, liquors and bakery, 382 Twelfth
Lutt«r August H., steward stmr Oregon, r. Alameda
Lutterkort C. Henry, tailor, r. 402 Geary
Luttfeld J. F., conductor, r. 1205 Buchanan
Lutticken Charles, clerk, r. 2107J Larkin
Lutticken Frank, cigarmaker, r. 21075 Larkin
Lutticken Louis J., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 2107^ Lar-
kin
Luttmann .John, clerk H. Segelken, r. ICOl Howard
Lultmann William H., clerk Stalling Bros., r. 100 Noe
Luttrell Creed F., salesman, r. iG0.5a Dolores
Luttrell Frank M., silver ingot melter U. S. Mint, r. 2910
Buchanan
Luttrell G. H., laborer, r. 1605a Dolores
Luttrell Paul S., asst weigher U. S. CUstom House, r.
660 Willow Av
Luttringer Alphonse, b okkeeper, r. 434b Eighteenth
Luttringer Charles, liquors, W s Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
Luttringer Franris .1., teamster, r. W s Mission Road nr
Five Mile House
Luttringer Martin, porter, r. Alms House
Luttringer Richard J., U. S. Gau;jer Internal Revenue
Service, r. 434 Eighteenth
LET* FKEI>t:KI4'K E.. secretar}-, 330 Pine, room
5, r. 1244 Poplar, Oakland
Lutz Adam, laborer, r. 700 Front
LL'TZ .4LCil.'Sr, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson, r. 4J
Dodge
Lutz Charles A., laborer, r. 547 Wisconsin
Lutz Charles A., physician stmr San Jose, r. 2225J Mis-
sion
Lutz Frederick, bookkeeper Morris Less, r. 1505 Broder-
ick
Lutz George, tailor, r. 540 Miima
Lutz Jacob, team-ter, r. 508 Fifth Av South
Lutz John C, clerk, r. 131 Gough
Lutz John C, groceries and liquors, 1505 Steiner, r. 1939
Gearj'
Lutz Julius, gripman, r. 454 Bartlett
Lutz Katie Mrs., hair jewelry, r. 4^ Dodge
Luiz Mirgaret widow, r. 508 Francisco
Lutz Otto, professional nurse, r. 1109 Van JJess Av
IITZ n'lLLIA.fl E., secretary of Fidelity, Empire
and Mechanics' Building and Loan Assocations, city
agent Sun Insurance Office (of London) The Imper-
ial Insurance C :>. Limited (of London) The Lion Fire
InuranceCo. Limited (of London) 205 Sansome, r.
2733 California
Lutz William H., metal plater, r. 134 Gough
Lutzen Gustave, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1215 Pa-
cific
Lutzen John, brewer, r. 527 Birch Av
Lutzeu Oscar A., harnessmaker, r. 919i Filbert
Lutzeneiger Henrj', r. 634 Vallejo
Luvisi Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1101 Pierce
Luvisi Antonio, pedi'ler, r. 11 Vallejo
Lux -Abraham L., clerk Justinian Caire, r. 1214 Vallejo
H .\ CHARLES, Estate of (Mille;- & Lux) office 508
California, room 17
Li:\ F. A. BKEn'EKV, Frank A. Lux proprietor
1431 Pacific
Ll.V I KA.\H A., proprietor F. A. Lux Brewerj-, 1431
Pacific, r. 1504 Jones
Lux Frank A. Jr. , bookkeeper F. A. Lux Brewery, r. 1504
Jones
Lux Frederick, real estat«, r. 1214 Vallejo
Lux Frederick W., physician, otfioe 27 MiUs Bldg. 1st
floor, r. 1214 Vallejo
Lux G., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 15 Whit-
ney
Lux Georsre H., mining, r. 1214 Vallejo
Lux Henry, engineer stmr Corona, r. 1065 Howard
Lux Joseph F. W., tailor, r. 34 Harper
Lux Louis A., collector O'Farrell & Co., r. Berkeley
Lux Jliranda W. (estate of) T. b. Bishop and A. N. Lewis
executors, 508 California
Lux Walter L., driver F. A. Lux Brewery Co., r. 1504
Jones
Lux William H., salesman Raphael Weill i: Co., r. 1137
Ellis
I©" Lux. See Luck.
Luxemberg Mortiz, capitalist, r. 134 Fern Av
Luxich J., fireman stmr San Jose
Luzitania Hotel, 119 Jackson
Lvbarger William F., real estate, 12 Mills Bldg., 5th
floor, r. 609 Polk
Lycakis Nicholas K., clerk P. T. Vrettos, r. 104 Eddy
Lycan Andrew M., collector The Baxter Portrait Co., r.
2111 Polk
Lvcett Benjamin, clerk, r. 354| Eleventh
Lycelt Frank A., clerk, r. 354J Eleven h
Ljcett John, collector Harbor Commissioners, r. 354 J
Eleventh
Lycette Joseph F., warehouseman, r. 29i Dore
Lvcette Patrick, wool sorter, r. 239 Oak
Ll'l'EI'M THE, preparatory school lor university and
colle:,'e, office 333 Phelan Bldff.
Lydall Henrj-, waiter Potrero Hotel, r SW cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Lydeard Peter J., carpenter, r. 1735 Broadway
Lvden Millard, asphalium woiker, r. Larkin and Beach
Lydiatt Amos F., driver S. F. News Co., r. 405 Twenty-
ninth
Lydick John M., hostler MeNab& Smith, r. 106} Welsh
Ly on Catherine, widow, r. 243 Clara
Lydon Edward F. , clerk Ma.icopa and Phoenix R.B.
Co.,r. lliOak
Lydon John, fruits and vegetables, cor California Av
and Armv
Lydon John t., teller U. S. Sub-Treaury, r. 431 McAllis-
ter
Lydon Joseph, S. J., teacher St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Lydon Lawrence, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Califor-
nia Av and Army
Lydon Mary, widow, r. Hi Oak
Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 455 Minna
Lydon Patrick (Cappel & Lydon) r. 234 Minna
Ljrdon Patrick H., laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Lydon Peter, paver, r. Fifteenth Av South nr N
Lydon Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Preston PI
B^ Lvdon. See Layden and Leyden
Lve .
lb. lab irer
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LYFORD BENJAMIN F.. M. D.,
<retii-eu) l.y.oru's tt t;;eia or . auitary \illa
real estate, at Point Tibnron, otQee 45
Tiiurlow Block, 12« Kearny, r. Straw-
berry Point, .Vlarin Co.
Lyford Fannie P., r. IKi Turk
Lji'ord Lottie A. Mrs., boarding, 116 Turk
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office:, 33 ge:arv st.
Telephone, Main 5125.
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THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
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Lyghton Eugene, clerk, r. 26 McAllister
Lyle Andrew G., paper carrier, r. 715 Oak
Lyle Elizabeth, widow, r. 100^ Henry
Lyle Frank, student, r. 310 Tehama
Lyle Frank L., electrician, r. 100 J Henry
Lyle Florence E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. lOCiJ Heni7
LWLE n'lLLIAM S., miniujf, office 25 Nevada Block,
r. 1130 Jackson
Lyman Albert VV., clerk Michael L. Kelly, r. 33 Aivarado
Lyman Arthur S.., mill foreman Union Lumber Co., r.
E s Uennington bet Ellert and Newman
Lyman Charles, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 712 Capp
Lyman Edward B., lodging -i, 50;ii Broadway
Lyman Haltie Miss, clerk W. L. Tierney, i: 33 Aivarado
Lyman Hattie A., widow, r. 33 Aivarado
Lyman Henry, seaman, r. 310i Sixth
Lyman James C, machinist, r. 325 Twenty-seventh
Lyman John K.., laborer, r. 33i Twenty-ninth
Lyman Lyf .rd L., sawyer, r. 33 Alvaiado
Lyman Richard M., clerk W. B. Carr, r. Oakland
Lyman Thomas J., te .mster, r. 2521 J Pine
Lyman William H., r. 905 Market
Lymberry Charles L. , traveling salesman, r. 1216 Wash-
ington
Lynch Alexander, traveling salesman, r. 628 Jessie
Lynch Alice E. Mi s, teacher Webster Primary School, r.
301 Polk
Lynch Anastasia, domestic 3019 Sacramento
Lynch Andrew, cement worker, r. 2722 Folsom
Lynch Andrew, tanner, r. 108 Nebraska
Lynch Annie, domestic 811 Guerrero
Lynch Annie Miss, r. 1811 Stevenson
Lynch Annie Miss, shoe cutter, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch Annie G. Miss, r. 908 Filbert
Lynch Arthur, clerk Henry Goldstein, r. 36 Silver
Lynch Augustus, machinist S. P. Co., r. 135 Sixteenth
Lynch B. C. , motorman, r. 758 San Jose Av
Lynch Bernard, laborer, r. 261 First
Lynch Bridget widow, lod,'i"gs, 102 Pacific
Lynch Bridget, widow, r. 212 Grove
Lynch Bridget, widow, r. 434 Seventh
Lynch Bridget, widow, r. 805 Church
Lynch Catherine, widow, r. 10 Fourteenth
Lynch Caiherine, widow, r. 914 Twenty-second
Lynch Catherine Mrs., r. 1033 Hampshire
Lynch Charles, chair maker, r. Ill Collins
Lynch Charles, currier, r. Alms House
Lynch Charles A., contractor, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch Charles H., plumber, r. 26 Willows Av
Lynch Charles J. (T. R. and C. J. Lynch) r. 1600 Folsom
Lynch Charles M., r. 1630 Market
Lynch Charles W., at orney at law, 831 Phelan Bldg, r.
16 Marve Terrace
Lynch Chester T., compositor Post, r. 105 Haves
Lynch Christopher, actor, r. 1607a Stevenson
Lynch Cornelius, watchman, r. .538 Birch Av
Lynch Cornelius F., marker Electric Laundry, r. 209
Valencia
Lynch Daniel, liquors, 214 Eighth
Lynch Daniel F., carrier Post Office, r. 1601 San Carlos
Av
Lynch Daniel L., peddler, r. 1114b Florida
Lynch DaviU, cattle dealer, r. 55 Dame
Lynch Dennis, plasterer, r. 928a Fifteenth
Lynch Dennis J., livery stable, SW cor Tenth Av South
nr Railroad, r. 602 N South
Lynch Dennis J., tanner, r. 1320 Hampshire
Lynch Dora Mrs., r. 45 Fulton
Lynch Edward D., fireman S. P. Co., r. ?5 Dame
LVxXCfl EnWAKD, attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg,
5th floor
Lynch Edward, frame maker, r. 26 Caroline
Lynch E iward, plumber, r. 455J Jes-ie
Lynch Edward F., can maker, r. 48 Jessie
Lynch E. Judson, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Lynch Elizabeth Mrs., millinery, 1003 Market, r. 628
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
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"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GHICHGQ BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Lynch Elizabeth S., physician, r. 634 Castro
Lynch Ella, domestic 2318 California
Lynch Eliza E., domesiic ;.501 Steiner
Lynch Ellen, domestic lOWhitraore PI
Lynch Ellen, widow, r. Ill Collins
Lynch Ellen, widow, r. 928a Fifteenth
Lynch Emma T. Miss, tailoress Hugh Lynch, r. 847
Howard
Lynch Ktta A. Miss, stationery, 914 Twenty-second
Lynch Eugene, mattress maker Bernhard Mattress Co.,
r. 105 Langton
Lynch F. J. T. (Oliver & Co.) r. 207 Battery
Lynch Francis W., clerk Custom House, r. 502 Powell
Lynch Frank, laborer, r. 102 Pacific
Lynch Frank J., bricklayer, r. 138 H'ckory Av
Lynch Frederick M., lineman, r. 214 Bush
Lynch Frederick W., clerk, r. .502 Powell
Lynch George, advertising agent, r. 106 Eighth
Lynch George, bartender James H. Daley, r. 908 San-
some
Lynch George, blacksmith, r. 2010 Larkin
Lynch George A., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 628 Jes-
Lvnih George F., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
328 Capp
Lynch George F., shoemaker, r. 330 Tehama
Lynch Hannah, widow, r. 2010 Larltin
Lynch Harold B. , laborer, r. 43 Glen Park Av
Lynch Henry C, salesman Jno. D. Eby, r. 505 Jones
LYNCH IIKNKY II., superintendent of construction
Market Street Railway Co., 19 Hobait Bldg, r. 1210
Mason
Lynch Hubert T., laborer, r. 5204 Brjant
Lynch Hugh, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Lynch Hugh, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Lynch Hugh, tailor, 35 Third, r. 847 Howard
Lynch Humphrey D., hostler, r. 2611 Mission
Lynch Humphrey W., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Ill
Collins
Lynch J., butcher, r. 537 Sacramento
Lynch James, blacksmith, r. 512 Howard
Lynch James, boilermaker, r. 159| Perry
Lynch James, carpenter, r. 928 Fifteenth
Lynch James, carpenter, r. 1707 Turk
Lyj ch James, clerk John H. Freese, r. 1440 Church
Lynch James, horseshoer, r. 134 Isia
Lynch James, laborer, r. 15 Page
Lynch James, laborer, r. 549 Mission
Lynch James, laboi-er, r. 1306 Bryant
Lynch James, laborer, r. 3229 Sixteenth
Lynch James, laborer, r. cor Twenty-seventh and Ala-
bama
Lynch James, millman, r. 27 Ridley
Lynch James, pantryman, r. 10644 Howard
Lynch James, shoefinisher, r. 125 Hayes
Ljaich James, waiter, r. 327 Minna
Lynch James K., lather, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch .fames H., patternmaker, r. 847 Howard
Lynch James J., carpenter, r. 928a Fifteenth
Lynch James J., clerk, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch James J., painter, r. 41 Twentieth
Lynch James J., painter, r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch James K. , broker, r. 989 Howard
Ll'N«H JAMES K., cashier First National Bank of
San Francisco, and manager First National Bank of
San Francisco Safe Deposit, NW cor Bush and San-
some, r. Alameda
Lynch James M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 134
Church
Lynch James P., clerk Neville & Co., r. 455J Jessie
Lynch Jeremiah, r. 1528 Sanchez
Lynch Jeremiah, hackman, r. 1819 Powell
Lynch Jeremiah J., harnessmaker, r. 35 Everett
Lynch Jeremiah K., tinsmith, r. 25 Dehon
Lynch Jeremiah M., shoe finisher, r. 327 Clementina
Lynch John, boilermaker, r. 73 Clipper
Lyncli John, brewer, r. Ninth Av South bet O and H
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Lynch John, capitalist, r. 800^ Bay
Lynch John, Chinese inspector Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Lynch John, clerk, r 128J Thirteenth
LjTich John, clerk, r. 301 Polk
Lynch John, clerk Neville & Co., r. 455J Jessie
Lynch John, cook, r. 737 Howard
Lynch John, gr pman, r. 1122 Larkin
Lynch John, hackman, SW cor Third and Market, r. 26
Silver
Lynch John, laborer, r. 26 Willows Av
Lj-nch John, laborer, r. 38 Gilbert
Lynch John, laboier, r 235 Perry
Lj-nch John, laborer, r. 462i Tehama
Lj-nch John, longshoreman ,'r. 142 Shipley
Lj-nch John, machinist, r. 1122 Larkin
Lynch John, policeman, r. 141 Eleventh
Ljnch John, tanner, r. 1320 Hampshire
Lynch John, teamster, r. 313 Vallejo
Ljnich John A., glasscutter, r. 160s Hyd*
Ljnich John ('., butcher, r. 105 Langton
Lynch John C, carpenter, r. 160S Hyde
Lynch John H , painter, r. 703 Tehama
Lynch John J. (Much & Lynch) r. 204 Francisco
Lynch John J., compositor Commercial Publishing Co.,
r. 1815 Hyde
Lynch John J., laborer, r. 6 Harrison Av
Lynch John J., shoemaker, r. 677 Clementina
Lynch John L., bartender, r. 138 Hickory Av
Lynch John P., foreman Pennsylvania Livery Stable, r.
1617 Stevenson, rear
LjTich John P. , marker White Star Laundry, r. 22 Rid-
ley
Lvnch John W., laborer, r. 229 Minna
Li'.M'H JOHN W., manager Macdonald Cracker and
Tea Co., 1120 Market, r. 226a McAllister
Lynch John W., painter, r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch Joseph, gardener, r. 40 Gilbert
Lynch Joseph, laborer, r. 48 Jessie
Ljaich Joseph A., bookkeeper Eugene B. Grace, r. 1104
Gough
Lynch Joseph F., painter, r. 908 Filbert
Lynch Joseph M., butcher, r. 73 Clipper
Lynch Joseph P., carjjenter, r. 520 J Brjant
Lj-nch Joseph T., tailor, r. 847 Howard"
LjTich Joseph W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1330
Washington
Lynch Julia, with Patrick Lalor, r. 505i Natoma
Lynch Julia, widow, r. 240 Ritcb
Lynch J. W., cook stnir San Juan
Lynch Kate, domestic, r. SW cor Fillmore and Union
Lynch Kate, widow, r. 319i Lombard
Lynch Kate, widow, r. 325 Clementina
Lynch Kate Miss, clerk, r. 3191 Lombard
Lynch Katie Miss, r. 1000 Potrero Av
Lj-nch LawTence, seaman, r. 350 Brannan
Lynch Maggie, domestic, 159J Perry
LjTich Maggie, domestic, r. 2548 Jackson
Lj-nch Mamie, domestic, 2912 Pine
Lj-nch Mamie Miss, seamstress William E. Maher, r. 38
Gilbert
Lj-nch Margaret, widow, r. 28 Caroline
Lynch Margaret S. , widow, r. 1607a Stevenson
Lynch Maria Miss, stewardess, r. 813 Mission
Lynch Marj-, domestic 2111 Pine
Ljmch Mary, widow, r. 719 Golden Gate Av
LjTich Mary, widow, r. 1214 Laguna
Lynch Marj-, wid(jw, r. Alms House
Lynch Mary, widow, r. Alms House
LjTich Mary Miss, r. 102 Pacific
Lynch Marj' Miss, laundra s, r. 1519 Eddy
Lynch Mary Miss, packer, r. 1081 Broadway
Lynch Marv Miss, stewardess s'mr Columbia
LjTich Marj' Mrs., janitress West Whittier Primary
School, r. 12 Alabama
LjTich Marj' A., widow, r. 22 Beaver
Lynch Marj* M., groceries and liquors, 249 Minna
Lynch Matilda L. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary
School, r. 520 Capp
Lynch Matthew, longshoreman, r. i Beale PI
Lynch Michael, capitalist, r. 800S Bay
Lynch Michael, compofitor Call, r. 47 Post
LjTich Michael, drayman, r. 12 Wood
Lynch Michael, expr. ssman, r. 82 Colton
LvTich Michael, laborer, r. SO Turk
LjTich Michael, laborer, r. 38 Gilbert
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 305 Day
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 928 Illinois
Lynch Michael, salesman John Kenny, r. 34 Minna
Lynch Michael, teamster, r. 416 Grove
Lynch Michael, teamster, r. 313 Vallejo
Lynch Michael C. , contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. San Mateo
Lynch Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 9 Butte
Lynch Millie Miss, stenograiiher, r. 1006 Larkin
Lvnch >L Moses, messenger General Manager's Dept. 8.
P. Co. , r. 17101 Stevenson
Lynch Nellie, domestic SW cor Fillmore and Union
LjTich Nora, widow, r. 327 Clementina
Lynch Owen F., carpenter, r. 520i Brj-ant
Lvnch Patrick, r. 5 Mint Av
Ll'XC'U P.4TRICK, coal and wood, 610-616 Larkin,
Telephone East 254, and 2026-2028 Sutter, Tele-
phone West 169, r. 610 Larkin
Lj-nch Patrick, contractor, r. 1816b Howard
Lj-nch Patrick, fireman, r. 3017 Fillmore
Lj-nch Patrick, nostler, r. 602 N
Lynch Patrick, longshoreman, r. 14 Chesley
L3mch Patrick, motorman, r. 908 Capp
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, r. 207 Minna
Lynch Patrick, teamster, r. 105 Langton
Lj-nch Patrick Jr., laborer, r. 14 Chesley
Lynch Patrick A., stockfitter, r. 615b Linden At
Lynch Patrick ^., capitalist, r. 1104 Gough
Lynch Patrick C, laborer, r. 41 Twentieth
Lj-nch Patrick R. Rew, rector St. James' Catkolic
Chuich, r. 1032 Guerrero
L\Tich Peter, carpenter, r. 1622 San Carlos Av
LYXCH PETEK. horseshoer, 303 Mission, r. 1541
Eddy
LTOch Peter, laborer, r. 20 Federal
Lynch Peter, real e tate, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch Peter, teamster, r. 351 Eleventh
Ljnich Peter J., carpenter, r. 520i Brjant
Lynch Philip, teamster, r. 5 Clementina
Lynch Philip A., farmer, r. 914 Twenty-second
Lynch Richard, laborer, r. 1610J San Carlos Av
Ljiich Sarah, widow, liquors, 48 Jessie
Ljnch Stephen, laborer, r. 2525 Post
Lynch Thomas, fireman, r. 23 Broadway
Lynch Thomas, horseshoer, r. 14 Chesley
Lynch Thomas, aborer, r. 16 Chesley
Lynch Thomas, plumber, r. 24 Mariposa Terrace
Lynch Thomas B., horseshoer. r. 1541 Eddy
Lynch Thomas F., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 4 Cleveland
Lynch Thomas F., junk, r. 1528 Sanchez
Lynch Thomas F. , machinist, r. 16 Chesley
Ljiich Thomas J., carrier Post Office, r. 2104 Filbert
Lynch Thomas J., lather, r. 1006 Larkin
Lvnch Thomas J., superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
337 Fourth
Lynch Thomas R, r. 1315 Broadway
Lynch IMmothy, r. 512 Howard
Lynch Timothy, foreman Pac. Lumber Co., r. 4 Cleve-
land
Lj-nch Timothy, laborer, r. 926 Illinois
L>-nch Timothy, machinist, r. 14 Chesley
Lvnch Timothy, plumber and gasfitter, 800 Howard
Lynch "Hmothy R. (J. R. and C. J. Lynch) r. 1600 Fol-
som
Lynch T. R. & C. J. (Timothy R. and Charles J.) grocer-
ies and liquors, 1600 Folsom
Lynch Walter, hackman, r. 26 Silver
Lynch William, conductor, r. 2813 Gearj'
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO,
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIKDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK W0EI|
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, ^ Room 20 1
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. ^If^r^.^-^fJ
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RELOADINQ ,09 Montgomery St.
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Lynch William, teamster, r. 48 Jessie
Lynch William, laborer, r. 20 Sheridan
Lynch William, laborer, r. 36 Quinn
Lynch William, laborer, r. 812 Jessie
Lynch William A., gausrer, r. 434 Seventh
Lynch William E., r. 82 Beaver
Lynch William F., lather, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch William F. , plasterer, r. 914 Twenty -second
Lynch William F., telegraph operator, r. 449 Stevenson
Lynch William J., guide Chinatown, r. 308 O'Farrell
Lynch William T., upholsterer, r. 41 Twentieth
Lynam Thomas J., team^ter, r. 2521i Pine
Lynas Robert I., clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Lynd Albert, millhand, r. 23J Sixth
Lynd Catherine, widow, r. 2(505 Folsom
Lynd Cole T., r. 2605 Folsom
Lynde E. Maria, widow, r. 1414 Larkin
Lynde John E., stationery, 203S O'Farrell
LYNDE & HOUGH CO., (.».»r„...
ateil) 1^. til. i^Moiiaii preKitlfiit, Howard ill.
HoDKh vice-president and ti'easurer. II.
C. Swain secretary, wiiulesale tislt deal-
er!« and coniuiisision merchants, 40 Cali-
fornia
■^ Lynde. See Lind
Lynden John, clerk Dairymen's Union of Cal., r. 781
Mission
i^° Lynden. See Linden
LyndhurstTl.e, Mrs. Georgia C. Powell proprietor, 501
Geary
Lyndon G. , mining, r. 537 Sacramento
liV.^DS AKCIIIBALD. depot manaijer San Fran-
^■«co Depot American Tobacco Co., 703 Front, r. 1C4
"W Inut
Lyne May, r. 34 Ritch
i^ Lyne. See Lion and Lyon
Lyng Madsen M., master mariner, r. 27 East
Lyng Peter, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Lynn Austin H., Pacific Coast manager The McDowell
Co. (of New York) dress cutting, 213 Powell
Lynn Charles, laborer, r. 53^^ VVolie
Lynn Charles, longshoreman, r. 410 Pacific
Lynn Edward, r. 45 Everett
Lynn Henry F., shoemaker, r. 227 Duncan
Lynn James, r. 107 Holiy
Lynn John, watchman, r. 12 Lapidge
Lynn Kittie Miss, bookkeeper G. C. Heine, r. 107 Holly
Lynn Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Lapidge
Lynn Patrick, baker, r. 22/ Duncan
B^ Lynn. See Linn
Lynngreen Alfred L., bookkeeper, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynngreen John, contractor, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynngreen Thomas S., tallier, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynott Alexander, agent Bay City Transfer Co., r. 25-23
Post
Lynott Kllen, widow, r. 2523 Post
Lynott John, laborer, r. 2523 Post
Lynott Martin, painter, r. 2523 Post
Lynott Patrick T., expressman, NE c
rell, r. 2523 Post
Lynskey John, hostler, r. 450 M'^ in
Lynskey Louis, laborer, r. Old San Jose Road
K^ Lynskey. See Linskey
Lyntoii William, doortender Bella Union Theatre
Lyon A., clerk, r. 326 Eddy
Lyon Albert J. (Gaman & Lyon) r. 1015 Sutter
Lyon Diana Miss, stenographer The California Hotel, r.
126 O'Farrell
Lyon Ella E. Mrs., r. 1015 Sutter
Ly. n Emaniiel H., capitalist, r. 1429 Van Ness Av
Lyon Frank, laborer, r. 133 Ninth
Lyon George E., artist Chronicle, r. 314 Sixth Av
Lyon George F., bookkeeper, r. 506d Hayes
Lyon George F., solicitor Baldwin & Hammond, r. 1209
Twentieth
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3ii]4 HVDB ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
3 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
Larkin & O'Faj--
THE DHITED 8T0TE8 BBEWEHY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Lyon George F. Mrs. , teacher mu<ic, r. 606d Hayes
Lyon George J., stonecutter, r. 1209 Twentieth
Lyon Geraldo G., steward, r. 4 Salmon
Lyon Hannah, domestic, 831 O'Farrell
Lyon Harry, clerk, r. 2217 Howard
Lyon Heber C, teacher Trinity School, r. 1913 Laguna
Lyon Henry C, clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 210 Powell
Lyon H. L., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 720
Twentieth
Lyon James J., journalist, r. 317i Tehama
Lyon John, bricklayer, r. 1 Codman PI
Lyon John, glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 334
Eddy
Lyon John A., lithographer, r. 1209 Twentieth
Lyon Joseph, bootblack, NWtor Mason and O'Farrell, r.
302 O'Farrell
Lyon Lawrence, compositor Examiner, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Seventh
Lyon Lola Miss, r. 1500 Sanchez
Lyon Martha W., widow, r. 1112 Haight
Lyo'i Minerva Miss, bookkeeper, r. 126 O'Farrell
LVOIV MOSES J., architect, 120 Sutter, r. 1429 Van
Ness Av
Lyon Nelson, r. 1420 Larkin
Lyon Nina Miss, vocalist, r. 506d Haj'es
Lyon Rosa, widow, r. 1429 Van Ness Av
Lyon Sarah P., widow, r. 2217 Howard
Lyor Seely B. , r. 212 Fair Oaks
Lyon Walter D., candy maker, r. 317 J Tehama
Lyon Walters., buyer Geo. H. Tay Co., r. 212 Fair
Oak
Lyon William H. (Lyon & Klingenstein) r. 313 Oak
Lyon William H., carnage painter, r. 690 .McAllister
Lyon William H., solicitor, r. 120c McAllister
Lyon William W., collector Chas. A. Hanson, r. 415
Franklin
Lyon Worthington S., melter Selbv Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 3 '6 Geary
Lyon & Klingenstein (William H. Lyon and Frederic
Klingenstein) coal and wood, 3 3 Oak
Lyons Abraham, ticktt seller The Wonderland, r. 417
Ellis
Lyons Albert, E. bookkeeper G. W. Clark & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Lyons Alexander, peddler, r. 1201 Eii-hteenth
Lyons Alfred T., butcher, r. 1328 Pacific
Lyons Alice, widow, r 313^ Austin Av
Lyons Annie, domestic 722 Golden Gate Av
Lyons >nnie H. Miss, teacher Potrero Primay School,
r. 1220 Filbert
Lvons Antnnio, laborer, r. 345 Second
L*OXS AKTIII!K W. N., manufacturer silver sur-
gical instruments, 410 Kearny, room 19, r. 634a Na-
toma
Lyons Bernard, laborer, r. 1306 Brj'ant
Lyons Bridget A., wi.low , v. SE cnr El Dorado and Utah
LYONS BROTHERS OlicHael and
LonLs; nieial sikhs. «>|-^ Calit'ornia
Lyons Charles, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Ll'ONS €H.4KLE§, London tailor, 1212-1218 Market,
Telephone Main 1985, 302 Keami' and 908 Market, r.
914 Haight, Telephone West 305
LYONS
lyondon Tailor
1212-1218 n/IRKET
302 KEARNY and 908 MARKET
Lyons Charles, messenger Le Count Bros., r. 12 Glover
STOVES
HND KITCHEN S\7F'I=LIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST
W. B. CHAPMAN
133 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
of H. CUVILLIER a FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
LYO
956
LYO
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Lyons Charles A., inulder, r. 12C1 Eighteenth
Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 73t) Market, r. 348 Freelon
Lyons Corndliui, laborer, r. 151^ Clara
Lyons Cornelius, liquors, 708 Mission
Lyons U., steward stmr Columbia
Lyons Daniel, bootblack, r. 3 18 Fremont
Lyons Daniel, peddler, r. 153S Tliird
Lyons Daniel, policeman, r. 54T Mission
Lyons Daniel, steward Chemxal Engine 5, r. 314 Fre-
mont
Lyons Delia, widow, r. 416 Clementina
Lyons Dennis C, florist Georg". B. Jones, r. 757 Howard
Lyons Djunis D., b lokkeener, r. 1220 Stockton, rear
Lyons Dennis P., boilennaker, r. 1353 Alabama
Lyons Edward, bookkeeper E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 2022
Bush
Lvons Edward, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Lyons Edward l,)dgings, 712 Montgomery
Lyons Edward Jr., bartender. 712 Montgomery
Lyons Edward F., clerk, r. 56 < Brj-aut
Lvons Edward H., butcher, 2302 Mission, r. 633 Guerrero
LV4».\!« E. <i CO. THK (incorpjratedt Joseph C.
Raas presiiient, Albert Raas vice-president, George
Wolff- secretary, wholesale wines and liquirs, and
sole a'jents Or Fin Champagne, 606 610 Jackson,
Telephone Main 3^1
Lyons Elizi, widjw, r. 28 Clinton
Lyons Elizabeth, widow, r. 1220 Stockton, rear
Lyons Ella Miss, laundress, r. 228 Twelfth
Lyons Ellen, widow, r. Alms House
Lyons Ellen, widow, r. 103 Langton
Lyons Emilie, widow, r. 2022 Bu h
Lyons Erin H. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary School, r.
1220 Filbert
Lyons Eugene C, traveliug salesman, r. 1328 Dolores
Lyons Frederick, r. 416 Clementina
L.ons George, barber, r. 313} Austin Av
Lyons Gerald C, cash er Charles Lyons, r. 914 Haight
Lyons Henry, clothing, 712-714 Market and 13 Geary, r.
1322 Suiter
Lvons Henry, with W. S. Ray Mnfg Co., r. 1927 Bush
Lyons Hu^'h E., cashier M. Friedman & Co., r. 202 Gol-
den ate Av
Lyons Hugo, r. 703 Sutter
Lyons Hugues S., salesman The E. G. Lyons Co., r. 2022
Bush
Lyons J., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Lyons Jacob, bjokkeeper, r. 402 Twenty-third
Lyons Jacob, bookkeeper Max J. Franklin & Co., r.
2664 Folsom
Lyons James, apprentice Tliompson Bros., r. 517 Fol-
sum
Lyons James, bartender, r. 1126 Dupont
Lyons James, clerk M. H. Walsh & Co., r. 222 Clara
Lyons James, hostler, r. 277 Stevenson
Lyons James, laborer, r. 10 Michigan
Lyons James, labarer, r. 19 Dehon
Lyons James, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Lyons James F., machinist, r. 1927 Bush
Lyons James H., with Bank of California, r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons James J., engineer, r. 1305 Dolores
Lyons James L., baker, r. 1929 Howard
Lyons James SL, carpenter, r. 2629 Sutter
Lyons J. Donlan, shoemaker, r. 9 Church Lane
Lyons Jennie, widow, bakerj', 252 Eighih
Lyons John (Collins & Lyons) r. 351 Eleventh
Lyons John, collector, r. 132S Eddy
Lyons John, groceries and liqu rs," 159 Minna
Lyons John, laborer, r. 154 Clara
Lyons John, laborer, r. ."^63 Bryant
Lyon.-. .John, laborer, r. 222 Clara
Lyons John, laborer, r. SE cor Vienna and France Av
Lyons John, steam fitter, r. 2623 Sutter
Lyons John A., bookkeeper Pac. Gas. Improvement Co.,
r. Oakland
Lyons John D., proprietor New Continental Hotel, 547
Mission
LyonsJohn F., coffee sampler, r. 20 Silver
LYUI1O JOHIl F.f notarv pebllc
and eoinnii«sioner of dee«ls, 60* .Wontgom-
ery. Telephone .54;J0, r. 'iiOt i^telner
Lyons John F., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1356 Ala-
bama
Lyons John, carpenter, r. 1927 Bush
Lyons John J., collector The Bancroft Co., r. 945 Nine-
teenth
Lyons John J., molder, r. 987 Harrison
Lyons John M., groceries and liquors, 1612 Leavenworth
Lyons John M. J., butcher, r. 634 Natoma
Lyons Joseph, butcher, r. 498 Fourth
L.\ons Joseph, carpenter, r. 1134J Golden Gate Av
Lyons Joseph, seaman, r. 9 Church Lane
Lyons Joseph, shoemaker, r. 9 Church Lane
LVO.N'ii .IO:«EPH, with Le Count Bros., r. 209J Pros-
pect PI
Lyons Julius, attorney at law, r. 1518 Masonic Av
Lyons Kate, widow, r. 815 Treat Av
Lyons Kate, widow, r. 2406 Larkin
Lyons Lena Mrs., r. 1053 Gulden Gate Av
Lyons Leon, waiter, r. 132 Fourth
Lyons Leslie, clerk, r. 293S Sixteenth
Lyons Lewis J., watchmaker and jeweler, 217-219 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 2315 Webster
Lyons Louis (Lyons Bros.) r. 334 Eddy
Lyons Louisa Mrs., dressmikiiig and confectionery, 2664
Folsom
Lyons M., 1 borer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 258 Tehama
Lyons M. A., clerk Chronicle, r. 326 Eddy
Lyons Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 642| Minna
Lyons Margaret Miss, laundress, r. 1328 Eddy
Lyons Maria, widow, r. 17 Lundy Lane, B. H.
Lyons Martin policeman, r. 1425 Mason
Lyons Martin, teamster, r. 10 Shendan
Lj'ons Mary, domestic, r. 267 Minna
Lyons Mary, domestic 1719 Green
Lyons Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1328 Eddy
Lyons Michael (Lyons Bros.) r. 334 Eddy
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 151J Clara
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 522 N;itoma
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 548 Ash Av
Lyons Michael, paver, r. 136 Page
Lyons Minnie Miss, r. 2710 Howard
Lyons Patrick, clerk, r. 1927 Bush
Lyons Patrick, expressman, SW cor Third and Folsom, r.
1356 Alabama
Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. 62J Shipley
Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. 819 Mission
Lyons Patrick, teimster, r. 37 Chesley
Lyons Patrick, teamster, r. 210 Howard
Lyons Patrick N., shoemaker, r. 939 Mi-sion
Lyons Richard, stevedore, r. 221 Broadway
Lyons Richard Jr., miller, r. 221 Broadway
Lyons Robert B., poultry and game, Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 548 Ash Av
Lvons Robert E. H., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery,
r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons Rose M. Mrs., r. 202 Golden Gate Av
Lj^ons Simuel, electrician, r. 1614 Guerrero
Lyons Theresa dressmaker, r. 17 Lundy Lane
Lyons Thomas, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Lyons Thomas, b iker, r. 212 Broadway
Lyons Thomas, car driver, r. 1328 Eddy
Lyons Thomas, extraman Engine 2
Lyons Thomas, janitor, r. 1 Caroline
Lyons Thomas F. , machinist Union Iron Wks, r. Oak-
land
Lyons Thomas G., traveling salesman Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1927 Bush
Lyons Thomas L., r. 832 Bush
Lyons Thomas L. , operator S. F. District Tel. Co. , r. 563
Bryant
Lyo's Timithy, laborer, r. 1012 Natoma
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
The San FrancisGO GALL: is a Great Newspaper
TUC CIXTT ^I 11? E^ '* taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
I T1 r ri I I # 1^1 III I genera I ly, because it is a Safe and Pernianent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
LYO
957
MAC
I.VOKS TIMOTIIV .1., attorney at law, 401 Califor-
nia, room 30, r. 917 Noe
Lyons William, bartender, r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons William, butcher, 2302 Mission, r. 633 Guerrero
Lyons William, dryer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Lyons Williams, fireman stmr Mariposa, r. 18 Minna
Lyons William, i)eddler, r. 153i Third
Lyons William Rev., assistant rector St. Peter's (It. C.)
Church, r. 403 Twenty-fourth
Lyons William H., butcher, r. 504 Davis
Lyons William H., e.xpressman Folsom St. WKarf 1, r. 9
Church Lane
Lyons William J., bookkeeper Pac. Oas Improvement
Co.. r. Berkeley
Lyons William M., clerk S. P. Co., r. 563 Bryant
Lyons William M., printer, r. 937 Nineteenth
tS" Lyons. See Lion, Lyi^es and Lyon
Lypert Otto, bartender, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Lyser Albert, teacher John Sweit Grammar School, r.
909 Webster
Lyser Albert W., teacher Business Evening School, r. 408
California
Lysett John P., real estate, r. 641 Valencia
eS" Lysett. See Lycett
Lytgens John H., cigar mnfr, 222 Gough, r. 12 Germania
Lytgens Julhis W., cigars and tobacco, 18J Fifth, r 511
Buchanan
Lytle Charles L., teamster Howard H. Hogan, r. 8
Albion Av
Lvtle Tho'iias, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 418 Natoma
LYTLE THOMAS,
manarai-turer of
M-eatUei* strliis anil rabber screen slides,
oltice ami r. •■\tl\ Tark
Lvtle Wiley G., clerk William Kolman, r. 1065 Market
eiS' Lytle. See Little
Lyttle" Owen, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Lyttle William, shocker Union Box Factory
LVTTON' ^Si'iCIXiS ^IKDICAL A\l> 8IIRCil€.4L
!i.4.N'IT.4RIII1I. Sonoma Co., Cal, office 41 Second
liVTTOV 8PKIN'<i.S W.4.TK» €0., Edward B.
Strong general manager, 41 Second
Lyvere Louis, laborer, r. 607 Hyde
Lyzwa Sadie C, saleslady The Maze, r. 103S Howard
Lyzwa Simon, carpet layer, r. 1038 Howard
]yc
Maack Ernest, proprietor Germania Gardens, SE cor
Baker and Jeffer.son
Maack Henry J., clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1121
Shotwell
Maack William, porter, r. E s Maple nr Clay
Maack William H. J., instrument maker The A. Lietz
Co., r. E s Maple nr Clay
1^" Maack. See Mack
Maahan Patrick J., liquors, r. 410 Chestnut
Maar Charles, waiter, r. Alms House
Maas Albert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Maas Bernhard, tailor, r. 220 Francisco
Maas Christian, cook, r. 103 First
Maas Henry R., salesman Roos-Maas Packing Co., .
1053 Folsom
Maas Jacob, musician, r. 338 Green
Maas Jacob, plumber, r. 218 Francisco
Maas Jacob, stoves, 1053 Folsom
Maas John H., sailmaker. r. 220 Francisco
Maas Kate, domestic 2813 Webster
Maas Matthias, master mariner, r. 312 Nineteenth
91.4.4$ P. M., n. !».. formerly of German Hospital,
office 935 Market, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.,
Sundavs 10 to 11 A. M., r. 918 Seventeenth nr Mar-
ket, at home 8 to 9 A.M., 5 to 6:30 P. M., Telephone
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UY?5:=2KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
C^aliforpia Bottlii^t^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. H13EDDYST.
Maas Philip J. (P. J. Maas & Co.) r. 126J Cai)p
Maas P. J. & Co. (Philip J. Maas and Otto A. Roos) pro-
prietors Rooi-Maas Packing Co., 1161 Folsom
B^" Maas. See Maass, Mass and Maze
Maasberg Charles, stonecutter Raymond Granite Co. , r.
Alameda
Maasberg Christian, printer W. A.Woodward &Co.,r.
Alameda
Maasberg R., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 704 Sansome
Maass Alvin G., bookkeeper B. Grave Co., r. 1007 Golden
Gate Av
Maass Andrew, clerk William Biester, r. 252 Spear
Maass August, capitalist, r. 3019 Laguna
3I.4A.SS CUAKLES II., secretary B. Grave Co., 421-
423 Pacific, r. 817 Baker
Maass Ernest, master mariner, r. 143 Berry
Maass Henry, liquors and boarding, 252 Spear
Maass Henry C, bartender John W. Feldermann, r. 31
East
MAASS HENRY F., president B. Grave Co., 421-423
Pacific, r. 1007 Golden Gate Av
Maass Henry W , clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. Alameda
Maass William, peddler, r. 52 Jessie
eS' Maass. See Maas and Mass
Maasson Emil, druggist, r. 215 Dorland
Jiaatta Louisa Mrs., liquors, 19 Drumm
Mai)bett Peter E., fireman, r. 301 Michigan
Mabee Peter, laborer, r. 1909 Stevenson
Maben James, machinist, r. S s Tonquin nr Baker
Mabey John T., carpenter John Trounson, r. lliO Jack-
son
Mabey Peter, carpenter, r. 1909 Stevenson
B^S" Mabey. See Maybee
Mabley Edward, shoemaker, r. 1312J Mission
Mabley Pamell, clerk Niels Johnson, r. 1312} Mission
Macabe Agnes, widow, r. 705 Capp
Macabe James S. , clerk Gen. Pass and Ticket Dept S. P.
Co., r. 705 Capp
Macabe, William C, clerk, r. 705 Capp
Macaire Adolph, bartender, r. 919 Vallejo
Mac.\lpine Josie M. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros. , r. 304
Seventh
Mac Arthur Robert, bookkeeper Sierra Lumber Co., r.
413 Post
MACARTHIIR W,4LTER, editor Coast Seamen's
Journal, SW cor East and Mission
Macartney Harry, r. 1189 Harrison
Macartney John H., millhand Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
613 Minna
Macaulay Alexander, cook White House
Macaulay Henry C, molder Byron Jackson, r. 725
Hampshire
Macaulav J. M. & Co. (John M. Macaulay and George
McCraigl 312 Sixth
Macaulay John M. (J. M. Macaulay & Co.) r. 116 Elev-
enth
Macauley Frank I., printer, r. 2410 Post
Macauley George W., bookbinder, r. 1011 Clay
Macauley Jane A. Miss, teacher Monroe Primary School,
r. 2d"24 Howard
Macauley Sarah H. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 306\ Hyde
Macauley Susie, widow, r. 1011 Clay
Macauley Thomas F., printer Cubery & Co., r. 321 Ellis
Macauley Thomas (J. St. Denis & Co.) r. 2524 Howard
Macauley Thomas J., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 2524
Howard
gSW Macauley. See MacCauby, McAuley, McCauIey
Macbeth John, driver Log Cabin Bakery, r. 71 Henry
Macbeth John, peddler, r. SE cor Golden Gate and First
Avs
Macbeth N. C. Miss, compositor Bacon Printing Co., r.
Ill8i Florida
Macbeth Robert S., physician, 304 Sutter, r. Berkeley
MacBRlDE C'OLVl.M «. H., manager Union
Pressed Brick and Terra Cotta Co., 119 Bush.r. Oak-
land
DIXON, BORGESON HO. SHOW GftSES
^ 3T MARKET ST., S. F.
EVENING BULLETIN R3SV,tS
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Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURflNGE GO.
428 California Street
MacCabe Frank, zincographer Globe-MacCabe Co., r. 716
Church
MacCabe I. G., attorney at law, 838 Market
MacCabe Richard A., zincographer Globe- MacCabe Co.,
r. 716 Church
MacCabe Richard S. (Globe-MacCabe Co.) r. 716 Church
^' MacCabe. See Macxbe and McCabe
MacCAXX ^VILLIA »1 , secretary and treasurer Golden
Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., 535 Market, r.
1500b Taylor
MacCargar A. J. Miss, secretary Pac. Tool and Supply
Co., 100-102 First, r. 911 Polk
MacCargar Beulah, widow, r. 911 Polk
Maccarini Bertha, widow, r. 1410 Mason
MacCarthy Callahan, painter, r. 725 Ellis
Macaaskie John, laborer, r. 173 Perry
te^ MacCaskie. See McCaskie
MacOauley Edward, deckhand stnir Eureka, r. 243J
Perr\'
MacCAIiLEY .IOH.V B.. commission merchant, 203
Front, r. 2134 Alameda Av, Alameda
Macijhi Peter T., clerk Angelo Belluomini, r. 520 Broad-
way
Macchia Constantino, porter, r. 239 O'Farrell
Maccord Louisa Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 1414 Larkin
MacCormac James D., driver, r. 706 Larkin
MacCormac Jerome E., wood and coal, 710-712 Polk, r.
917 O'Farrell
MacCormack John, sh'pcarpenter, r. 2012} Dupont
MacCormack Joseph, coachman 1525 California
MacGrellish Frederick, widow, r. 907 Pine
MacDermott M. H., salesman Strauss & Strauss, r. 518
Stockton
MacDermitt Frederick, advertising agent Morosco's
Grand Opera House, r. 712 Mission
MacDermitt Robert, messenger Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 712 Mission
Mac Dermot Charles F. , capitalist, 222 Sansome, 5th floor,
i".«*room 6, r. Oakland
Macdermott J. Mackie, with Gutte& Frank, r. ."iOl Geary
Macd nald Albert, r. 37 Chenery
Macdonald Albert E., proprietor The Auzerais, and den-
ai.ja,tist, office and r. 21 Powell
Mac Donald Alexander, r. 44 Third
MacDonald Alexander, carpenter, r. 2134 Howard
Macdonald Alexander, horseshoer, r. 37 Chenery
Macdonald Alexander (Owl Printing Co.) r. 2219" Scott
MacDonald Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 435 Fifteenth
Macdonald Alexander D., r. 1713 Green
MacDonald Alexander H., principal Lincoln Evening
ta«. School and clerk Treasury Dept S. P. Co., r. 1007
Fair Oaks
MacDonald Alexander W., plumber, 18 Second, r. 1013b
»- Minna
Macdonald Amadeus, carpenter, r. 326 Hickory Av
Macdonald Angus P., in pector Custom House, r. 1435
"^Jackson
Macdonald Angus N., with Clarence E. Bickford, r. 2633
Sacramento
MacDonald Aneas, domestic 1408 Sanch z
Macdonald Archie C. (Eraser & Macdonald) r. 38 McAll-
IMai ister
Macdonald Bernard, r. 636 Seventeenth
Macdonald Burns, special agent London and Lancashire
)M«Fire Ins. Co., r. 2219 Scott
Macdonald Charles, fireman, r. 37 Chenery
MacDonald Charles piledriver, r. 6 Clementina
Macdonald Charles J., machinist, r. 306 Shotwell
MacDonald Charles R., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo
& Co., r. Oakland
Macdonald Clara M., widow, r. 1243 Eighteenth
Macdonald Clarence D., clerk, r. 1713 Green
MACDONALD CRACKER AND
UU.i 11-^0 Market
NACHOKALU DON ALU A., president Enterprise
Mill and Building Co., N s Berry bet Third and
Fourth, r. 2510 Sacramento
Macdonald Donald B., clerk Preston and McKinnon, r.
644 Sftventeenth
Macdonald Duncan, lumbennan, r. 37 Chenery
MacDonald Duncan F., capitalist, r. 1408 Sanchez
Macdonald Emma C. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 413
Oak
MacDonald Flora M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1007 Fair Oaks
Macdonald H. , waiter, stmr Alameda
Macdonald Hedley V., with W. G. Stafford & Co., r. 1302
California
Macdonald Isabel Miss, nurse Nursery for Homeless
Childrwi
Macdonald James, barber, r. 20 Verona
Macdonald James, piledriver, r. 6 Clementina
MA€DOi\ALU J. AKCHIBALD, secretary Enter-
prise Mill and Buildmg Co., N a Berry bet Third and
Fourth, r. 2510 Sacramento
Macdonald Jerome E., porter Washburn & Moen Mnfg
Co., r. 306 Shotwell
Macdonald John C, salesman, r. 1370 Market
Macdonald John M., physician, office and r. 762 Folsom
Mac lonald Kat« Miss, v ce-principal Frankli^i Grammar
School, r. 1022 Twentieth
Macdonald Leonidas, bookkeeper, r. 215 Hickory Av
MacDonald Lincoln D., clerk, r. 407 Fair Oaks
Macdonald Lizzie F. Miss, stenographer, r. 413 Oak
Macdonald Margaret, widow, r. 1435 Jackson
MacDonald Neil, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. Ala-
meda
MacDonald R. J., r. 517 Eighteenth
Macdonald Roderick, carpenter, r. 555 Stevenson
Macdonald Samuel, machinist, r. 501 Napa
Mac. lonald Stella, widow, r. 202 Eighteenth
Macdonald Theodore H., engineer Edison Light and
Power Co. , r. 1010 Bush
Macdonald Thomas T., accountant Welch & Co., r. Berk-
eley
Macdonald William, machinist, r. 529 Arkansas
JMACDONALU tVILLlA.M, manager London and
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (of Liverpool) 316
Montgomery, r. 2219 Scott
B^" Macdonald. See McDonald and McDonnell
JIacdonald's Hall, 2417 Mission
Macdonnell George G.. salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 2010 Bush
MacDonnell William H., r. 142 Sixth
MACDONOUGH J. & CO.......
AlacuououKli) iiiiuorters anu «lealers In
coal, coke and i>lg iron, 1U4 Marke'. Tele-
phone i>ranini S9, yards 8\Vcor Spear and
tolsoni and SB cor Beale and Folsom
Macdonough Joseph (J. Macdonough & Co.) r. 924
Haight
Macdonough William O'B., capitalist, 106 Crocker Bldg,
r. The California
SW Macdonough. See McDoftough
Macdos Manuel, peddler, r. 114 Pacific
Mac Dougall Frederick S., jeweler Albert P. Rothkopf,
r. 1132 Green
Macdougall Rachael A., widow, r. 19 Glen Park Av
Macdougall William O. (D. Norcross & Co.) and secre-
tary Cal. Undertaking Co., r. 19 Glen Park Av
Macduff Andrew, tailor Roos Bros., r. 36 Moss
Macduff J. Mrs., widow, r. 36 Moss
Mace George, clerk, r. 1113^ Howard
Mace J. Martin, longshoreman, r. 2 Kohler PI
Mace John A., bartender, r. 428 Tehama
Mace John, machinist, r. 1059} Howard
Mace John F., teamster, r. 2740 Fillmore
Mace Louis, carpenter, r. 519 Sacramento
Mace Louisa, r. 131 C( llingwood
Mace Marshall B., plumber, r. 2740 Fillmore
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE!
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
3 1 MOHTGOMERV S' DEET, Room OU
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CCxlf,
VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONC Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY, 405 SANSON! E ST.
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Mace Michael B., teamster, r. 2740 Fillmore
Maoeas Frank, printer, r. 734 Green
MacEWE:^ ALEXAKUEB >V. H. (MacEwen & Col-
lom) and proprietor Bible Truth Depository and
agent University Publishing Co. (New York) 69 Flood
Bldg
MacEWEN PETER, secretary Geographical Society
of California, 819 Market, room 55, r. Oakland
MacEwen 4St Collom (Alexander W. H. Mac E wen and
Leslie H. CoUoni) printers and publishers, 69 Flood
Bldg
S^ Mac Ewen. See McEwen
Macey Mary, widow, r. Alms House
IB^ Macey. See Macy
Macfarlane Harry R., stenographer, r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Macfarlane L. M. Mrs., r. 809 Van Ness Av
l»IA€FARIiA..\E THU.TI.4S W., manager San Fran-
cisco Detective Agency, 331 Montgomery, rooms 44-
45, r. 606 Montgomery, room 33
Macfarlane William, chief lineman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 223 Stevenson
Macfarlane William, clerk Capitol Hotel
S^ Macfarlane. See McFarlane
MacGaughey J. d'L, expert accountant, r. Hotel Mare-
chal Niel
Macgenn Thnnas J., master mariner, r. 1925 Union
MacGiilivray W. H. Mrs., proprietor The Avandale, 120
Ellis
MacGiilivray William H., real estate, r. 120 Ellis
MacGinniss George T. , bookkeeper, r. 2511 Sacramento
MacQowan Daniel E., teamster, r. 34 Fe 1
tS" MacGowan. See McGowan and McGown
MacGrath Joseph M. , painter, r. 348 Twenty-fourth
MacUKATH .MICHAEL J., attorney at law, 213
Larkin, r. 348 Twenty-fourth
Macgregor David, brewer, r. 1224 Jackson
e^" MacGregor. See McGregor
MacGrotty Alfred (Alfred MacGirotty & Co.) r. San Mateo
MacGrotty Alfred & Co. (Alfred MacGrotty) foreign and
domestic salt, 206 Sacramento
Machabee Eugene J., blacksmith, r. 310a Seventh
Machabee George W. (Machabee & Lane) r. 330a Seventh
Machabee John C, r. 330a Seventh
Machabe John W., printer, r. 330a Seventh
Machibce & Lane (George W. Machabee and Charles A.
Lane) book and j b printers, 4 California
Machado Francis J., barber, r. 3 Glover
Machado J. Frank, barber Charles Teuney, r. 3 Glover
Machado Manuel J., barber, 1302 Powell
Mache Peter (Mache & Bazzini) r. 1717 Mason
Mache & Bazzini (Peter Mache and Marco Bazzini) res-
taurant, 531 Broadway
Machefert Nellie, widow, r. 14 John
Machin T. N., president Grant Gold Mine, 64-65 Chroni
cle Bldg. r. East Oakland
Machine Whitewashing Co., William WainwTight proprie-
tor, 14 Haves
MACHINERV EXCHANGE THE (monthly) Hoag
& King publishers and proprietors, 510 Montgomery,
room 13
Machkovich John, restaurant keeper, r. 218 Golden Gate
Av
Machrey Edward, laborer, r. 206 Fifth
Maclndoe Walter, clerk, r. 722i Twentieth
Maclnnis Alexander D., ship carpenter, r. 306 Shotwell
MacI.\.\IS .11. B., I»I. D., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 2134 Howard
Macintosh John S., liquors, 42 McAllister, r. 40 McAl-
lister
Mack A. Mrs., pantrywoman Palace Hotel, r. 135 Hayes
Mack Adolph (Mack & Co.) r. 2215 Buchanan
Mack Alexander, clerk, r. 921 Hyde
Mack Arthur E., attorney at law, 1504 Market
Mack AujTiist, r. 2507 Pine
Mack Charles, tailor, r. 22 Maple Court
Mack Christine, r. 2507 Pine
Mack Christian, cellarman, r. 52J Clara
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marrne and Stationary Englnea
and Boilers.
BUiuninons MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /NATIO/NS DRIMK
pred(^ri(;l(8bijr(5 lai^^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Mack Daniel, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Mack David, teamster, r. 157 Clara
Mack Dominick, laundryman, r. 428 Tehama
Mack E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 231 O'Farrell
Mack Edward J. , butcher, r. 308 Fulton
Mack Frank F., butcher, 5 Oak, r. 209 Fillmore
Mack Frederick, merchant, r. 18 Pearl
Mack Frederick C, baker, r. 423 Waller
Mack George W., machinist, r. 331 Mississippi
Mack Henry, laborer, r. 18 Boardman PI
Mack Jacob, tanner M. Windt, r. N s Eve nr San Bruno
Av
Mack Jacob, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 428 Twenty-
ninth
Mack James, cigar dealer, r. 100 Jones
Mack James E., sailmaker Edward E. Hitch, r. 60 Te-
hama
Mack John, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Mack John A., gardener, r. 1 Columbia PI
Mack Lawrence, capitulist, r. 2329 Bush
Mack Maria, widow, r. 1539 Geary
Mack Michael, bookbinder, r. 14.ii Fifth
Mack Milton S., clerk, r. 1122 Hyde
Mack Oscar E., bookkeeper J. Ci. Nolan & Co., r. Oak-
land
Mack Patrick, confectionery, 1018 Alabama
Mack Philip, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Mack Simon, merchandise broker, 112 California, r. 2329
Bush
Mack Walter, clerk South S. F. Packing and Provision
Co., r. 1121 Shotwell
Mack Walter G., clerk Stein, Simi.n & Co., r. 1328 Mis-
Mack Wilfred, druggist Baldwin Pharmacy, r. 2329 Bush
Mack William, proprietor The Old Astor House, 510 Pa-
cific
Mack William H., liquors. 529 Pine
MACK A CO.MPAX¥ (Adolph Mack and Leon
Guggenhime) importers and wholesale druggists, 11
Front
fi»" Mack. See Maack
Mackall Benjamin F. (Blodes & Mackall) r. 308 Grove
Wackall Mary A. , widow, r. 308 Grove
Maekart Annie, widow, r. 108 Tehama
Mackay Alexander (Alexander Mackay & Son) r. 641
Haight
Mackay Alexander & Son (Alexander and Walter S.)
carpets, oilcloths etc., 715 Market
Mackay Charles, salesman Dutton & Co., r. 34 Ellis
Mackay D. B., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 632
Geary
.n.ACK.AV DUVC.IX G.. president Skagit Cumber-
land Coal Co., 408 California, room 4, r. 1419 Wash-
ington
Mackay George D. , secretary, r. 1419 Washington
Mackay Hattie, widow, r. 1625 Polk
MACKAY .lOHN W., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, r.
Virginia City, Nev.
Mackay Patrick N. (estate of) 408 California, room 4
Mackay Robert G., journalist, r. 14*9 Washington
Mackay Thomas B. , secretary The Skagit Cumberland
Coal Co., 408 California, "room 4, r. 1419 Washington
Mackay Waiter S. (Alexander Mackay & Son) r. 887 Noe
Mackay William, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 510
Geary
Mackay William, watchman, r. 58 Natoma
Mackay William A., clerk George F. Grant, r. Oakland
Mackay William D., traveling salesman Spadone &
Hunnew. 11, r. 1016J California
Mackay William J. B., bookkeeper County Jail 1, r. IIOJ
Oak
t^" Mackay See Mackey, Mackie, McKay and McKee
MacKeever. See Mc Keever
Mackel Annie, widow, r. 115 Ash Av
Mackel James J., paper carrier, r. 101 Grove
Macken Elizabeth, r. 1028 Folsom
PASTEUR FILTERS
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C. BroWQ & Soo Mts. 823 Market SS:
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SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
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Macken James, capitalist, r. 1023 Folsom
tSf Macken. See Mackin and Makin
Mackenzie Angrus. shipwright, r. 116 Mississippi
Mackenzie Catherine, nurse, r. 709 Sutter
Mackenzie Charles G., r. Palace Hotel
Mackenzie Donald, clerk Singer Alnfg Co. , r. 720 Leaven-
worth
Mackenzie Flora, domestic Park House
Mackenzie George F., broom mnfr, 9 Halleck, r. Ala-
meda
MacKeiiZie James M., carpenter, r.'1612 Bush
Mackenzie James W., broom mnfr supplies, 9 Halleck, r.
101 Montgomery
MacKenzie J. F. , clerk Hippolite Dutard
Mackenzie John, r. 3626 Sixteenth
Mackenzie Kenneth, furnished rooms, 906 Market
MacKenzie Marshall F., electrician, r. 1612 Bush
MACKENZIE ROBERT REV., pastor First Presby-
terian Church, r. 2021 California
MacKenzie Stuart, clerk J. H. Widber. r. 549 Mission
Mackenzie S. Vernon, conductor, r. 424 Devisaaero
t^ MacKenzie. See McKenzie
Mackert Annie, widow, r. 108 Tehama
Mackey Charies. r. 607 Stockton
Mackey Charles E., real estate and insurance, 34 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor
Mackey Frank, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Mackey James, electrotyper, r. 811 Seventeenth
Mackey James F., expressman, r. 510 FotuT^enth
Mackey James F. Jr., policeman, r. 510 Fourteenth
Mackey John, horseman, r. 1417 Hayes
Mackey John, teamster, r. 540 Twenty-seventh
Mackey John J., salesman London Tea Co., r. 510 Four-
teenth
Mackey Maiy, widow, r. 811 ceventeenth
Mackey Patrick, teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 145 Jfatoma
Mackey Thomas, farmer, r. SW cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-fifth
Mackey Thomas, longshoreman, r. 5 Flint Alley
g^ Mackey. See Macka\-, Mackie, McKay and McKee
MACKIE ALEX.4\UER, secretary San Francisco
and San Joaquin Valley Railway, 321 Market, r.
Alameda
Mackie David J., plumber, r. 618 Larkin
ilackie George C. , salesman Triest & Co.
Mackie George F., r. 207 Eighth
Mackie George W., mnfrs' agent, 20 Ellis, room 19, r.
• — Oakland
Mackie Hamilton W.. druggist, r. 618 Larkin
Mackie James B.. clerk Scottish Union and National Ins
i^Co.,r. Mill Valley, Cal.
Mackie Robert W., millwright, r. 21 Valencia
Mackie Robert W. Jr., plumber, 23 Valencia, r. 21
Valencia
Mackie William (Field & Mackie) r. 135a Douglass
Mackie William, attendant State Mining Bureau, r.
Berkeley
SS" Mackie. See Maekay, Mackej% McKay and McKee
Mackillop Angus, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 410 Eighth
Av
Mackillop Archibald, foreign correspondent Crown Dis-
tilleries Co. , r. SE c )r Clement and Ninth Av
Mackiu Annie L., salesladv The Maze, r. 1231 Folsom
Mac'Kin John M., shoeuster Siebe Glanville Co., r. 903^
McAllister
Mack in Thomas, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
gS" Mackin. See Macken and Makin
MacKinnon George, master stmr Cokra, r. 322 Scott
MacKinnon James, carpenter, r. 1430 '
Mackintosh Charles D., carpenter, r. 6 Wi;
Mackintosh Donald (S. S. Ferguson & Co.) r. 423 Fair
tki. Oaks
Mackintosh Eliza Miss, teacher, r. 803 Leavenworth
Mackintosh John W., shipping clerk, r. 1721b San Car-
los Av
Mackintosch William C, electrician, r. 913 Union
MacKirdy W^illiam, copper plate printer, H. S. Crocker
Co., r. 108 Harrison
son
Mackley Mar>- L. Mrs., ironer Am. Steam Laundrv, r.
444i Third
Macklin George, laundrj-man, r. 1519^ Howard
Macklin John X., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 2021 Gol-
den Gate Av
Mackrett George B., attorney at law, r. 950 Geary
Macks Isaac J., attorney at law, r. 424 Leavenworth
Macks Jacob I., collector Rauer's Law and Collection
Agency, r. 538 O'Farrell
MacLachlan David, agent Wanamaker & Brown, 313
Sutter
MacLachlan Dougald, sexton Second United Presby-
terian Church, r. 15S5 Valencia
MacLachlan Jean Mrs., furnished rooms, 1585 Valencia
MacLaughlan Charles R. , clerk Cal. Notion and Toy co. ,
r. 826^ Fifteenth
MacLaughlin Adelaide Miss, furnished rooms, 321
O'Farrell
MacLaughlin Kate Miss, dressmaking, 321 O'Farrell
Maclay Frederick W., r. 222 Eddy
MacLean .Archibald, cooper, r. 14:;0 Jackson
IYIACLlAN U. pbTMriaiiand snrgeon.
Iteaii and pmie^sor obstetrics Calirornia
3Ie<ilcal ('ollege, ollire liuars I to 4 and 7
to 8 P. M.. Sundays 10 A. n. to fi M., oRii-e
ST.3S and 39 St. Ann's Kids. Telephone
S«iutli 148, r. 1714 £1118, Telephone Mest
294
MacLean John, policeman, r. 6301 Olive Av
Maclean John, wharfinger, r. Beach bet Powell and
Mason
MacLean Louisa L., widow, r. 139 Chattanooga
1^" MacLean. See McClain, McLain, McLane and
McLean
MacLennan Charles, shoemaker, 734 Fourth
MacLennan Donald, rancher, r. 10 Minnesota
MacLennan Julia, widow, r. 622b Geary
8^" MacLennan. See McClennan and McLellan
MacLeod Alexander, bo'lemiaker, r. 362J Clementina
MacLeod Frederick, r. 1714 Clay
MacLeod George, cigars and stationery, 1571 Market
MacLeod Neil, shipwright Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg,
Wks, r. Oakland
MacLeod Neil J., master brig Courtney Fard, Pier 5,
Steuart
MacLeod Robert N., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1714 Cluy
g^ MacLeod. See McCloud and McLeod
Macmanus James J., clerk, r. 1328 Mission
MacMillan A. Lane, clerk, r. llsi Oak
Macmillan Hugh, marine engineer, r. IIOSJ Broadway
Macmillan John A., shipping clerk Singer MnfgCo., r.
545 Franklin
Mac Millan Sarah, widow, r. 114 Waller
Macmillan Will s M., real estate, r. 809 Twenty -fourth
e^ Mac Millan. See McMiUan and McMullin
MacMonagle Beverly, ptivsician and surgeon, 93-95
Crocker Bldg, r. 1311 Hyde
MacMullen James, reporter Call, r. 2118V Van Ncs -^v
MacMurray Edward F., carpenter, r. 606' Shotwell
MacMurraV Sarah, widow, r. 606 Shotwell
MacMurray W., porter, r. 863i Market
gS" MacMurray. See McMurray
Macnamara James, salesman Russian Fur Co., r. 544
Turk
Macnamara Mamie Miss, dyer, r. 1361 Folsom
MacNeil M. E. Mrs., r. 640 Hayes
MacXeil Sarah J., furnished rooms, 321 Taylor
MacNeill Charles D., bookkeeper Pac. Rolling Co., r. 235
San Jose Av
MacNeill Jackson, asst accoimtant London and S. F.
Bank, r. 235 San Jose Av
1^" MacNeill. See McNeill
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ALL
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ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LbBRICATING OILS
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MacNevin Harry, jeweler Hammersniith & Field, r. 1047
Mission
MacNevin Lena A. Mrs., adjuster V. 8. Mint, r. 1047
Mission
B^ MacNevin. See McNevin
MacNinch Mungo, stonecutter, r. 44 South Park
MacNinch Neil, stonecutter, r. 44 South Park
MacNutt A. H., marble works, 432 Bryant, r. 940 .Mis-
sion
MacNutt Homer, machinist, r. 238 Day
MACOMBKK C. A. <K CO. (Charles A. Macomber)
dealers boots, shoes and leather and a^ent J. E. Tilt
Co. (Chicago, III. ) 123 Clay
Miicomber Charles A. (C. A. Macomber & Co.) r. 414
Eddy
Macomber Henry H., tile setter, r. 150 Fourth
Macomber John H. Rev., chaplain U. S. A., Angel
Island
Macomber William T., seaman, r. 420 Sixth
MACONDRAY BROTHERS &
inri/ADn OVniiam and (George \.
LUUIVHnU Haconclray ana Walter .S.
Loc-kai-U) iiiiiMirters silks, mattings aud
teas and eoinniissiou niereiiants, sole
agents Paeiiic Coast Louis Koederer «'hani-
vagne, 111 Sansoiiie, Telephone Alain 1*13
Macondray Building, 20G Smsome
Macondray Faxon A., manager tea department Macon-
dray & Co., r. Menlo Park
Macondray George N. (.Macondray Bros. & Lockard) r.
Yokohama
Macondray Horatio N., with Macondray Bros. & Lock-
ard, r. Kobe, Japan
Macondrav M. L. Miss, r. 1001 Pine
niACO.XURAV 1VILLIAM (Macondray Bros. ,S;
Lockard), r. 922b Slitter
MACONDRAY & CO. <p.vo,. ...
.(tnertoii and >lr«. iJena A. SelbjOini port-
ing, sliipiiliig and eoiiiiiilssion iiiercliants
and azents iangtsze Insnranee .Issooia-
tion (limited) and \orth China Insnranee
Co. (limited) HI Market
Macoran Patrick, hackinan, r. .57 Minna
Macouillard Louis, clerk Block & Georges, r. 17. Adelaide
PI
Macouillard Peter, cook, r. 17 Adelaide PI
Macowsky J., loan office, 630 Kearny
Macowsky Jacob, watches, jewelry, "etc., 211 Kearny, r.
2415 California
g^ Macowsky. See Makowsky
Macphee Nathan F., restaurant, 1507 Market, r. 1507A
Market
Macpherson Alexander M. (Macpherson & Rucker) r. 216
Chattanooga
MACPHERSO.V ALEXAKUEIt W.. office 518 Clav
Macpherson Esther, widow, r. 322 Golden Gate Av
Macpherson Frederick, solicitor, 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor,
r. Alameda
Macpherson Sanmel G. , i)ainter, r. 2612 Sutter
Macpherson & Rucker (Alexander M. Macpherson and
Waldo S. Rucker) fruit and produce commission,
215-219 Washington
8^" Macpherson. See McPherson
MaeQIIARRIE UO\'.4LD B., accountant, 518 Clav
Macrae \\. 1). , .salesman Murphy, Grant & Co. , r. 1022
Mission
MacRae William A., note teller London and S. F. Bank,
ltd, r. 1920 Washingtcn
8^" MacRae. See McRae and McCrea
Macrow Thomas, engineer, r. 1017 Seventeenth
MacSherry Howard, attorney at law, 331 Pine, room 8,
r. Hotel ilarechal Niel
Ma«Sherr\- Philip, dairy, Stanford Heights
MacShern,' Robert, dairy, Stanford Heights
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA/\D'S
L-KGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Mac-nrley Alexander K., sign i)ainter, r 018 Stevenson
MACSORLEY ALFRED SPEN-
prp (?»au Franeiseo and Oakland Clr-
ULn eular Distributing C4». I general ad-
vertising agent, order box 111 .Stevenson,
!!»an Franeiseo, otiiee and r. U.5» Jaekson,
••akiand
.nACSORLEV HRNKV. proprietor San Francisco
Advertising Agency, or er box 45 Third, r. 618
StevcTison
8£F" Macioley. See McSorley
Macumbcr Charles, leather, r. 414 Eddy
Macumber Stephen, carpentc'-, r. 8 Elliott Park
Mac Vicar Alexander, porter Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r
418 Clayton
Macy Charles E., stableman, r. 17 Cedar Av
Macy George, r. 2507 Pine
Macy Harry, bookkeeper Duffe.\- Bros., r. East Oakland
Macy Henrj' C, architect, 208 Kearny, r. 1215 Mason
Macy Mary F., widow, fancy goods and bakery, 2608.',
Mission
-Macy William W., gardener, r. 26081 Mission
8^" Macy. See Macay
Madal Jules J., pantryman Pacific Union Club, r. 905
Bush
Madden Alice Mis , school teacher, r. 1217J Green
Madden Ambrose J., harnessmaker, r. 100 Fifth
Madden B. , widow, r. 441 Clementina, rear
Madden Cecelia Miss, stenographer Edward P. Oole, r.
120i Twenty-Brst
Madden Daniel, r. Ill Perry
Madden Da\id, metalroofer, r. 403J Grove
Madden Delia, widow, r. 794 Van Ness Av
Madden Edmund W., compositor Chronicle, r. 1627 Fol-
som
Madden Edward C, engineer S. P. Co., r. 738 Treat &v
Madden Ellen, widow, r. 408^ Grove
Madden Frank E., bookkeeper Nathan, Dohrniann & Co.,
r. North Temescal, Cal.
Madden Frederick, civil engineer, r. 522 Turk
Madden Henrietta Mrs., r. 3215 Sixteenth
Madden Henry A., pol ceman, r. 1077 J Tennessee
Madden Honora, widow, r. 17 Baker ,
M.tdden James, r. 250 Tehama
Madden James, hostler, r. 242 Clementina
Madden James, laborer, r. 12 Albion Av
Madden James J., preaser, r. 18S Folsom Av
Madden James S., steamfitter S. P. Co., r. 120?, Twentv-
first
Madden Jennie, domestic 611 Van Ness Av
Madden Jennie Miss, clerk, r. 1627 Folsom
in.4»nEx\ J ERO.IIE, general land agent, Southern
Pacific Railroad Co., 14 Hobart Bldg, 632 Market, r.
2709 Sacramento
Madden John (Heffernan & Madden) r. 7 Harriet
Madden John, blacksmith, r. 506 Napa
Madden John, car inspector S. P. Co., r. 738 Treat Av
Madden John, laborer, r. 323 Fourth
Madden John, laborer, r. 2311 Mariposa
-Madden John, plasterer, r. 31SJ Capp
Madden John, printer, r. 527a Greenwich, rear
Madden John, shoemaker, r. 126 Oak
Madden John F. (Madden & Lowrie) r. 653 Third
Madden John J., carcleaner S. P. Co., r. 738 Treat At
Madden John J , plumber John M. Duncan & Son, r. lis
Sixth
Madden John K., painter, r. 441 Valencia
Miulden John M., butcher, r. 305 Hayes
Madden John W., japanner, r. 2015 Golden Gate Av
Madden Joseph, collector, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Josejih, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Madden Joseph, laborer, r. 780 Illinois
Madden Joseph I , compositor, r. 1627 Folsom
Maddo7i Joseph J., bookkeeper Miller, Sloss iSt Scott, r.
2 Citv Hall Av
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Madden Lillian, sfceuographer and t\i)ewriter, 0 Mills
Bldff, 8th flx.r, r. 120 Twenty-first
Madden Lysander, collector, r. 742 Cajip
Miidden Lysander, dair>' produce, 43S O'Farrell
Madden Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Madden Mary, widow, r. 1217^ Green
Madden Michael, laborer, r. 337* Twelfth
Madden Michael, seaman, r. 6 Union
M4DDEK MICHAEL J., real estate and insurance.
l(;-27 Folsoui
Madden P., teamster, r. 53.5 Seventeenth
Madden Patrick, engineer Edison Light and Huwer di.. r.
533 Natoma
M;idden Patrick, laborer, r. 17C3 Howard
Madden Patrick, teamster, r. Alms House
Madden Patrick F., laborer, r. 7 Harriet
Madden Patrick H., labo er, r. 537 I\-\ Av
Madden Richard, liquors, 213 Broadwaj
Madden Robert W., distributor Post Office, r. 441 Valen-
cia
Madden. Sarah Mis.s. school teacher, r. 1627 Folsom
MadU:.:u Tlioioas, bartender, r. 7 Harriet
Madden Thomas, blacksmith, r. 118 Si.xth
Madden Thomas, corniceworker William Cronan, r. 408i
Grove
Madden Thomas, driver, r. 2.50 Tehama
Madden Thomas, nui-se, r. 216 Ninth
Madd.n Thomas, tanner, r. 3237 Mission
Madden Thoma-s P., laborer S. P. Co.
Madden Tliomas W., painter, r. 738 Treat Av
Mailden W'ilkus C, transferrer Dicknian-Jones Co., r.
441 Viileucia
MatidLMi William, boiler.uaker, r. 407 Fir.^t, rear
Madden William A., clerk, r. 1909 Hyde
Madden William B., bricklaver, r. 557 Stevenson
.1f4UDK.\ >ViLLI.4.» n., attornev at law, 98
Chr.nicle BUl^, r. 1313 -Jackson
Madden & Lowrie (.John F. Madden and .John M. Lowrle)
drayman and forwarding agents, 305-307 Clay
Maddern William A., salesman Union Lumber Co., r.
944 Twentv-tirst
Madders Kobert, clerk Philip Bannworth, r. 2337 Mis-
Maddock Henri, st inecarver, 37 Eighth, r. Sau.salito
Maddock Laura Miss. r. 1118 Leavenworth
Maddock Sarah P., widow, r. 1118 Leavenworth
MaddiHjks Howard W., cooper Kilboum Cooperage Co.,
r. 311 Taylor
.Maddo.x Alfred, r. 220 Fifth Av
Maddox Cabel H., real estate, r. Bohemian Club
Maddox James U., tinsmith, r. 221 Geary
Maddux Walter G., clerk Gen. Passenger and Ticket Dept
S. P. Co., r. 13S9 Baker
Maddox WiUiam C, with Western Outlook Publishing
Co., 425 Montgomery, r. 1389 Baker
Maddrill .J. W., printer Palxce Hotel
M iddrill Walter, printer Palace Hotel
Maddux .James H. Mrs., r. 3009 Sacramento
Made! Henry, cooper, r. llOi Fourteenth
Madel Magdalena, widow, r."ll0i Fourteenth
Madel Peter, cooper, r. IIOJ Fourteenth
Madeu Eugene, r. 712J Natoma
Madeu Samuel, bootblack, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Mader Otto, confectionerj-, 2027 Fillmore, r. 2414 Sacra-
mento
Madera Improvement Co. The, Walter E. Dom presi-
dent and manager, 306 Pine, room 10
Madera Land and Irrigation Co. (Madera) E. W. Chap-
man president, D. C. Bates secretary, 81 Nevada
Block
Madero Rose, widow, r. 532 Eddy
Madersen Frank, longshoreman, r. 205 Second
Maden .Julia, widow, r. 125 Trentou
Madge Frederick, assistant U> secretary S. P. RR. Co., 23
Hobart HIdg, r. 1039 Dolores
Madigan Annie M., domestic f>35 Twenty-fourth
Madigan Edward, butcher, r. 2 Lick Alley
Madigan E. G., motorman, r. 230 Twenty-ninth
Madigan .Jane, widow, r. 232 Twenty-ninth
Madigan John, barber, r. 704i Linden Av
Madigan John, longshoreman", r. 15i Tehama
Madigan Matthew, porter, r. 19 Sumner
Madigan Thomas, contractor, SE cor Twenty-second Av
and Point Lobos Av, r. 11 Buena Vista, B. H.
Madigan Thomas F., contractor, r. 623| Minna
Madill David, phvsician, office and r. 330 Sutter
Madin William, d'river, r. 463 Shotwell
Madine John, porter Armour Packing Co., r. 1220
Keamj-
Madison, Alfred seaman, r. 9 Clay
Madison Anna C. Mrs., widow, r. 532 Grove
Madison Bennett H. (B. H. Madison & Sons) r. 115 Capp
.W.4DI>»0.\ B. H. A SO.\.S (Bennett H., Martin J.
and Henry B.) shipping, commissionand insurance,
15 Steuart, Telephone Main 56.56
Madi-ion Carrie A. Miss, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison Charles, steward stmr Bay Citv, r. Alameda
Madison Charles J., driver Electric Lanndr>', r. 44 Te-
hama
Madison Christian, teamster, r. 853b Fols<jni
Madison Elizabeth, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Madison Frank A., clerk Gove & Co., r. Oakland
MAD1!«0.\ FRA.%K D., attorney at law, 97-103
Crocker Bldg, r. 914^ Devisadero
Madison George, hay and grain, Potrero Av nr Twenty-
fourth, r. SW cor Potrero .\v and Twenty-fourth
Madison George, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Madison Hans, master mariner, r. 2326 Mission
Madison Harry, quartermaster stmr Colon
Madison Ham", transferer Schmidt Label & Litho. Co.,
r. 629 Florida
iladison Henry, licjuor dealer, r. 2817 Folsom
JIadison Henrv A., upholsterer, r. 532 Grove
M iUISO.V HENKV B. (B. H. Madison & Sons, and
Kruse i; Madison) and ntjtary public, r. 532a Seven-
teenth
Madison James, brakeman S. P. Co. , r. 4 Wheelock PI
Madison James, fireman stmr Saturn
Madison James, laborer, r. 7 Garden
.n.tDISO.\ J.4.MES, secretary A. F. Tenney Co. and
Alaska Improvement Co., 106 Market, rooms 30-31,
Telephone Dnmim 46, r. 2221 Central Av, .\lameda
Madison John, gardener, r. 1617 California
Madison John, laborer, r. Alms House
MacUson Joseph, sawver, r 45 Palmer
}IIAl>ISO.\ .HAKTIX J. (B. H. Madison & Sons,
Kruse & Madison) and secretary Pacific Marine Rail-
way and Ways Co., 15 St«uart, r. 113 Capp
Madison Maurice, clerk Bancroft Whitney Co., r. Oak-
land
Madison Mimug Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) C. T. Bridge
secretary, .532 Market
Madison Nelsfm, r. 218 Willow Av
Madison Ole, conductor, r. 1585 Valencia
Madison Ole L., teamster, r. 314 Folsom
MADISON PRI.n.AKl SiiHOOL, Miss Elizabeth
F. Bartlett principal, S s Cla.\ bet Walnut and
Laurel
Madison Sarah E. Miss, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison Walter E. , clerk, r. 532 Grove
MADISON & BURKE, »>«.. ..
aiul Frank H. liurkc and John F.
Hanncsi real estate agents, rent collect-
ors^ and iusuraace broker.s, 636 Market,
Telephone .Main 1966
S^ Madison. See Madson, Matson and Matteson
Madril .■Vntoine, waiter stmr Colima
MADRILLEV JORGE. Consul .Spain, 411i Cahfor-
nia, ro 'm 1, r. SOS Van Ness Av
Mads«n Andrew, coachman 621 O'Farrell
Madsen Charles, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
Mad>en Christian, |)orter, r. 14 Washington
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
120e MARKET STREETX
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone Mission 40
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
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Madsen F.flward P., teamster, r. 311 Jersey
Madsen Frederick, laborer, r. Ifi9 Silver
Maa>en Henry J., jeweler, 260 Third, r. West Berkele\
iladsen John, foreman Santa Clara Stables, r. 16 Webb
Madsen Jobii J., stereotyper Post, r. 1120 Fell
Madson M. A., master schr Ida Schnauer, 111 steuart
Madsen Martin, waiter, r. 46 Spear
Madsen Mary, domestic 2120 Jackson
Madsen Mary Miss, r. 311 Jersey
Madsen M. J., master stmr Je\vel, office 48 Market, r.
Berkeley
Madsen Nicholas, clerk Nicholas Petersen, r. 933 Mis-
sion
Madsen Ole, conductor, r. 1584 Valencia
Madfen Robert K., foreman Lewis Packing Co. and \'ine-
garWks., r. 209i Chestnut
Maflson Andrew, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Madson Christopher, gardener, r. 504 Howard
Madson Fred, seaman, r. 28 Saraniento
Madson Mace J., sailmaker, r. 323 Twenty-second
Madson Marcellius S, stevedore, r. 2523 Bryant A\-
Madson Ole, cooperage, 107-109 Clay, r. Oakland
Madfon Ole, teamster Wainright & Easton,r. 313 Folsoni
Madson Oliver (Madson & Peterson) r. 323 Twenty -
second
Madson Piobert (Lewis Packing Co. ) r. 209| Chestnut
itadson & Peterson (Oliver Madson and Andrew Peter-
son) restaurant 107 Berry
its' Madson. See Madison, Madsen, Matson, Mattson
andMatzeu
Maehl Otto, r. 2219 Mi.ssion
Matney John, teamster John H. Kruse, r. cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Maennerbund Hall, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Potrero
Av
Maertins R., traveling salesman Tillmanu & Bendel, r
1724 Folsom
Maes Elizabeth, widow, r. 1310 California
Maessen William, r. 1409 Scott
Maestrett Frank A., marble and granite works, 206 Cen-
tral Av, r. 2301 Geary
Maestretti Giuseppe, waiter, r. 1113 Kearny
Maestretti Ricardo, collector, r. 1113 Kearny
Maestretti Silvil, helper, r. 1113 Kearny
Maetrin C.R., r. 44 Sixth
.Maffei John, bartender, r. 70S Pront
Maffei Luigi, shoemaker, 727 Montgomery Av
Maffio Antoni, janitor, r. 407 Filbert
Mafli Emilie Miss, cook, r. 2 Morse PI
MagagnosJulian A., insurance, 212 Pine, r. 204 Castrn
Magallon Joseph, cotfee roaster, r. 1321 Kearny
Magallon Joseph Jr., dyer, r. 1321 Kearny
Magallon Louise iliss, saleslady, r. 1321 Kearny
Magallon Marion, dyer, r. 1321 Kearny
Magann James G., printer, r. 2223 Webster
Maga.ry Alvin E., salesman The Zeno Mauvais Co., r
182 2San Carlos Av .
MagaryAmy Miss, packer, r. 1822 San Carlos Av
Magary Fannie M. , widow, dressmaking, 1822 San Car-
los Av
Alagarj' William W., tilesetter, r. 2322 Bryant
SS" Magarj-. See McGary and McGearv
>I.1«»ALEX ASVLIim, E s Potrero Av bet Sierra
and Shasta
M.lCiDRBURU FIRE IXSIIRANCE CO. (of Magde
burg) Gutte & Frank, manage s Pacific Coast De-
partment, 303 California
Magee Alexander J., gilder, r. 1103 Folsom
Magee Cecilia Mrs., r. 519 Francisco
Magee Daniel, salesman The Maze, r. Windsor Hotel
Magee Edward J., teamster, r. 519 Francisco
ilagee Elizabeth Miss, seamstress, r. 713 Shotwell
Magee Frank B., clerk Hooker & Co., r. 110« Potrero
Av
JIagee Harry, driver, r. 713 Shotwell
MAGEE HARVEY W.. Bank Commissioner, .530
Califoniia, room 19, r. Pasadena, Cal
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GMS RIXTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Magee Henry, plumber, r. 713 Shotwell
Magee 1., porter J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 365 Turk
Magee James, clerk, r. 905J Mission
Magee James A., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
JIaaee Jennie A. Miss, dressmaking, 513 Hyde
Magee John, engineer, r. SW cor First and" Folsom
Magee John, ])Iumber, r. 625 Second
Magee John, clerk Washburn & Moen Mnfg Co., r. 964
Folsom
■VIAftiEE JOIIK A. JR., importer and dealer in
leather,and agent Walkei-Oaklev Co. (Chicago, 111.),
310 Clay, Telephone Main 1779, f. 1413 Hyde
Magee John L. , driver, r. 328 Ritch
Magee John P. , machmist, r. 1103 Folsom
Magee John P., liquors, SWcor Folsom and First
Magee Joseph J., teamster, r. 1337 Utah
Magee Marshall, teamster, r. 29 Ritch
Magee Mary L., domestic 1526 Eddy
Magee Richard, lumberman, r. 625 Second
Magee Roger D., with Thomas Magee and Sons, r. 1216
Leavenworth
Magee Thomas (Thomas Magee iK: Son) r. Occidental
MAGEE THOMAS & SONS,
(Tboiiias, Milllaiii .*. and Thomas .Jr.)
reiil estate agents and editors and proprle'
tors San Franciseo Real Estate (irenl ar,4
Montgonierr, Union Trust BIdg, Tele -
plione Main 710
Magee Thomas Jr. (Thomas Magee & Sons) r. Fruitvale
Cal.
Magee Thomas W., furnishing goods, 1155i Folsoni
Magee Wesley, laborer, r. 625 Second
Magee William A. (Thomas Magee & Sons) r. Fruitvale.
Cal.
8^" Magee. See McGee and McGhee
Mayendie Hj-polite A., journalist, r. cor Union Av and
Banks
Magendie John B., capitalist, r. .'»07 Pine
Magenson Jacob, peddler, r. 34 Capp
Magenson Simon, peddler, r. 34 Capi>
Magenta Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley)
James D. Hague president, D. A. Jennings secretary,
401 California, room 14
Mager AugTiat, machinist, r. 419 Eddy
Mager Frederick, ajiprentice, r. 419 Eddy
Mager Jacob, carpenter, r. 1101 Folsom '
Mager John L., teamster, r. 16 Clyde
Mager Paul, bartender, r. 1101 Folsom
Mager Severin, cellarman, r. E s York nr Arnjy
Maggart Edward F., baker, r. 603 Polk
Meggart Louis, baker, r. 603 Polk
JIaggetti Paul L., driver Farnsworth & Collins, r. 3.>
Kate PI
Maggi Manuel, lodgings, 8 Ohio
Maggi Pasquale, stableman, r. 706 Sansome
Maggini Charles (Garcia & Maggini) r. 1008 Clav
Maggini Laura, widow, r. 1009 Washington
Maggini Lena Miss, dressmaking, 1009 Washington
Maggio Emile E., machinist, r. 1007 Battery
Maggio Fortunate, groceries, 1107 Batterj- '
Maggio Giovanni, fisherman, r. 1007 Battery
Maggio Luigi, bartender, r. 505 Green
Maggio Paul J., paper ruler Payot, Upham & Co., r.
512^ Francisco
Maggiore Peter, r. 708 Front
Magher Daniel T., miner, r. 332 Turk
Magher Gertrude, domestic 1S30 Sutter
Magher Kate, widow, r. 125 Eureka
9I.AOILL ARTHUR E., general agent Home Insur-
ance Co. (of New York) and Phoenix Insurance Co
(of Hartford) SE cor Sansome and California, Tele-
phone Main 1034, r. The Devonshire
Magill Arthur B. Jr., clerk Home and Phu?nix Insurance
Cos., r. Oakland
Magill Charles R., patrolman Underwriters Fire Patrol
Station 2
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Mairill Man-, r. SW cor Twentieth and Eureka
Mayill William, porter, r. 137 Butler
Magili William J., bookkeeper, r. 117 Butt*
g^ ilagill. See McGill
Ma^lton Ruth M., widow, r. 11 Dearborn PI
Magimel Antoinette, widow, r. 15114 Mason
Maginess John R., clerk Harbor Commissioners, r. 112
Pierce
Masrinis John J., stenographer, 184-185 Crocker Bldg, r.
315 Steiner
Maginnis Charles, salesman Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r.
406 Waller
Maginnis Christopher, patternmaker, r. N s Fifteenth
Av South nr P
Maginnis Edward S., clerk Hugh S. C. Co>bie, r. 2205
Mission
Maginnis Eliphas, r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis James, machinist, 211J Page
Magiunis James H., machinist, r. 13/ Silver
Maginnis John B., dyer, 216 Post, r. 11)23 Bush
Magiunis M. X., r. C-immercial Hotel
Maginnis Michael, marine fireman, r. 24 Federal
eS" Maginnis. See McGinness. McGuinness and Mclnnis
Magistra Charles A. , liquors, 218 Montgomery Av, r. 520
Vallejo
Magliano QiusepiJe (Magliano & Marino) r. 517 Union
M.-\gliano & Marino (Giuseppe Magliano and Giuseppe
Marino) liquors, 1224 Dupont
Magnan GusUve (Bailie & Magnan) SE cor Gough and
Greenwich
Magnel Joel E., t€amster, r. 4-25 Ridley
Magnelli Francisco, barber, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Magnelli Gaetano, bootblack, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Mairnelli Pasquale, painter, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Magner Anna Miss, foreladv, r 1.^38 Twentv-fifth
M.4(ii.\ER BKOTHEKS (Joseph, Saul and Emil)
paints and oils, and agents Beacon Light Coal Oil
and Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Co. (Chicago)
322-324 Front, Telephone Main 5006
Magner Catherine, widow, r. 832 Broadway
Magner David J., deputy Sheriff, r. 832 Broadway
Magner Dennis, r. 311 Broderick
Magner Edward, bicycles, r. 211 5 Turk, rear
Magner Elizabeth, widow, r. 1538 Twenty -fifth
Magner Emanuel, mechanic Edwin Mohrig, r. 211i Turk
Magner Emil (Magner Bros.) r. 530 Ellis
Magner Frank W., compositor Examiner, r. 23i Perrj-
Magner James, seaman, r. 108 Berry
Magner Jennie, widow, r. 906 O'Farrell
Magner John D., fruits and produce, 12(X) Union
Magner John F., elevator operator Mills Bldg, r. 1536
Twenty-fifth
Magner John T., clerk Harbor Commissioners, r. 1518
Pacific Av
Magner Joseph (Magner Bros.) and bookkeeper Scott &
McCord, r. 906 OTarrell
Magner Katherine Miss, clerk, r. 1538 Twenty-fifth
Magner Slary Miss, teacher Sutio Primarj- School, r. 311
Broderick
Magner Max (McElroy & Magner) r. 906 O'Farrell
Magner Patrick, laborer, r. 926 Illinois
Magner Saul i Magner Bros.) r. 906 O'Farrell
Magner Thomas, foreman Engine 3, r. 1315 California
Magner Thomas, printer, r. Alms House
Magner Thomas H., clerk Frank JI. Stone, r. 1538 Twen-
ty-fifth
Magner William, carpenter, r. 311 Broderick
Magrner William F., molder, r. 140 Eighth
Magner William J., compositor Examiner, r. 23A Pern-
Magnes Frank, asst engineer stmr Encinal, r. E s Beale
nr Harrison
«^ Magnes. See Mas;nus
MAONE&EX M. B., commission merchant, 405 Front,
r. 913 Geary
Magneson Olaf, carpenter, r. 249 Fifth
Magneson Oliver M., carpenter, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
HACiXETIC ELASTIC TRl'SS CO. (Pierce & Son)
704 Sacramento
Magni Albert, packer, r. 1113 Montgomery
Magnier Anne, widow, r. 720i FoUom
Magnin Charles, engineer, r. 973^ Brjant
Magnin Emanuel (1. Mai;nin & Co.) r. 927 Sutter
Magnin I. & Co. (Isaac and Emanuel Magnin) mnfrs un-
derwear, 840 Market
Magnin Isaac (I. Magnin & Co.) r. 927 Sutter
Magnin Joseph, salesman I. Magnin & Co., r. 927 Sutter
Magnin Samuel, salesman I. Magnin & Co., r. 927 Sutter
Magniui Deodato, clerk Eltore Boschetti, r. 1596 Bush
Magnini Pietro, seaman, r. 12 Sonora
Magnini Stefano, fisherman, r. 12 Sonjra
MAO>VOLIA >'1:RSERIES, J. Jacqueniet & Co. pro-
jjrietors, cor Twenty-second and Douglass
Magnus Christine, domestic 1919 Baker
Magnus Harrj-, machinist, r. 1104 Larkin
Magnus Marv, domestic, 2920 Washington
]HIAG\i;S "M.4X physician, 229 Geary, Telephone
Main 5097, r. 631 Hayes
XS' Magnus. See Magnes
Magnusen Daniel, seaman, r. 21 Stanford
Magnusen Frank, engineer stmr SausaUto
Magnusen K., mate schr Falcon, r. 48 Steuart
Magnuson Alaric, tinsmith Union Iron Wks, r. 321
Sixth
Magnuson Axel, waiter, r. 7 Henrietta Square
Magnuson Charles, laborer, r. 160 Steuart
Magnuson John, carpenter, r. 214 First
M-,iUMUson John F., tailor, r. 26 West Park
Maiiiu-^..n Minnie, domestic 1830 Jackson
Ma-iius^en Amanda, dome>tic 2109 Pacific Av
Magiuissen Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Magnussen Edward, Eeiman, r. 739 Fifth
Magnussen Peter, seaman, r. 2218i Greenwich
Magonis Joseph, engineer, r 427 Pacific
Magoon Anna F., widow, t- 5 Third
Magoon Frederick E., master J. B. Brown, r. 9S0i
Nineteenth
Magoon Oscar S., salesman Pion < White Lead ami
Color Wks, r. 129 Twenty-first
Magoonis (ieorge, driver S. F. Laundry, r . 103 Wood
Magoonis James, machine operator, r. 103 Wood
Magoonis John, machinist, r. 103 Wood
Magorty Hugh, lamplighter, r. 2&09i California
Magorty James, manager Russian Fur Co., 914 Market,
r. 2548 Howard
Magortv John W., packer, r. Manchester nr California
Av; B. H.
Magorty Walter, wheelwright, r. 2809J California
Magorty William, expressman, ■. 8 Haight
SS" Magorty. See McGorty
Magothas Antonio, caok, r. 422 Drumm
Magrane Andrew F., freight and ticket agent S. F. and
X. P. RR. Co. , Tiburon Ferry, r. 1319 Webster
Maarane Eleanor, widow, r. 1319 Webster
«^ Ma-rane. See McGrain and McGrane
Magrath W. A., watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. Cable House
g^ Magrath. See McGi ath and McGraw
Magritz" August F., watchman, r. 1324 Broadway
Magrnder A. W., laborer, r., 529 Sacramento
1^" Magruder. See McGruder
Maguili Achille, machinist, r. 1212 Kearny
Maguire A. Miss, r. 807 Geary
Maguire Alice I., dome>tic 1230 Treat Av
Masuire Andrew A., physician and surgeon, office 1364
"Market, r. 227 Page"
M4(;i'IRE AXDREW G., attorney at law, /-8 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor, r. 229 Page
Maguire Ann, widow, r. \\\ Norfolk
Maguire Anna, widow, r. 22 Thirteenth
Maguire Annie, widow, r. 27 Lil.v Av
Maguire Annie, widow, r. 352 Shipley
Maguire Annie, widow, r. 660 Howard
Maguire Annie Miss, r. 278 Minna
Maguire Annie Miss, boxmaker, r. 32| Perr>-
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Maguire Annie Mrs. , liquors, 736 Howard
Majpiire Arthur, blacksmith, r. 352 Shipley
Maguire Augustus B., city agent Firemans Fund Insur-
ance Co., r. 448 Twentieth
Maguire Cassie Miss, ironer San Francisco Laundry, r.
1,S19 Eddy
Maguire Charles B., mason, r. Alms House
Maguire (Siarles, fireman, r. 26b Hawthorne
Maguire Charles F. , laborer, r. 22 Thirteenth
Maguire Charles S., physician and surgeon, 227 Page
Maguire Delia, domestic 1304 Guerrero
Maguire Edward, carpenter, r. 35 Clinton
Maguire Edward, oiler, r. 246 Broad, Ocean View
Maguire Edward H., engineer, r. 23 Dorland
Maguire Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Victor
.Maguire Elizabeth, widow, r. 156 Silver
Maguire Elizabeth Miss, r. 2207 Folsom
Maguire Ellen E. Mrs., r. 2707 Folsom
Maguire Eugene B., molder, r. 62 Clementina
Maguire Florence Miss, r. 448 Twentieth
Maguire Franli, melters dept. IT. S. Mint, r. San Rafael
Maguire Frank E., extraman S. F. F. D., r. 1218 How-
ard
Mayuire Frank P., lithographer, r. 211 Turk
Maguire Frederick E., master mariner, r. 511i Nine-
teenth
Maguire George E., contracting agent Texas and Pacific
Railway, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Maguire Hannah, widow, r. 246 Broad, Ocean View
Maguire Harriet E. Miss, teacher Sutro Primary School,
r. 520 Seventh Av
Miiguire Henrietta, wJdow, r. 522^ Ivy Av
ilaguire Henry C, clerk Tax Collector's OflSce, r. 38
California
Maguire J.,grainer E. M. Gallagher, r. 9 Haven
Maguire James, conti-actor, r. 5 Vernon PI
Maguire James, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 352
Shipley
Maguire James, driver, r. 42 Moss
Maguire James, longshoreman, r. 43 Gilbert
Maguire James, metal roofing, 339 Eddy, r. 2514 Fol-
som
Maguire James, wire bundler and extraman Truck 1, r.
158 Shipley
Maguire James A., commission merchant, 130 Sansome,
room 10, r. 1034 Pine
.*IAGII1RE JANES «.. attorney at law, 6 and 12
Mills Bldg, 8th floor, and member of Congress, r. 400
Golden Gate Av
Maguire James H. , roofing, r. 912 Howard
Maguire James E., r. 1016 Treat Av
Maguire James V., electrician, r. 1416 Mission
Maguire James W., examiner of merchandise Custom
House, r. Alameda
Maguire John, boilermaker, r. 153^ Third
Maguire John, canvasser, r. 15 Washington Av
Maguire John, carpenter, r. 3911 Sacramento
Maguire John, clerk A. J. G. Wessels, r. 140 Twelfth
Maguire John, hostler Market St. By., r. 46 Tehama
Maguire John, painter, r. 22 Victor
Maguire John, painter, r. 120 Fourth
Maguire John, teamster, r. 1605 Dolores
Maguire .John H., fireman, r. 1218 Howard
Maguire John V., butcher, r. 520 Seventh Av
Maguire John W., grip repairer Geary St. RR., r. 112
Clement
Maguire Joseph, policeman, r. 156 Silver
Maguire Joseph H., butcher, 521 Lvon, r. 520 Seventh
Av
Maguire Joseph .M., foreman, r. 338 Twenty-fourth
Maguire Joseph M., laborer, r. I(i4 Ninth, rear
.Maguire Joseph W., clerk Thomas D. Riordan, r. 1218
Howard
Magruire Kate, widow, r. 520 Seventh Av
Maguire Kate J. Miss, teacher Sutro Primary School, r.
520 Seventh Av
Maguire Lizzie, widow, r. 512J Natoma
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Maguire Lizzie Miss, clerk Car Accountant's De))t S. P.
Co., r. 836 Sutter
Maguire Lucj', widow, r. 32i Perr.v, rear
-Maguire M. &0. (Michael and Owen) hay and gi-ain, 133
Hayes
Maguire Maggie Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Maguire Mary, widow, r. 652 Howard
Maguire Mary, widow, r. 1018 Potrero Av
Maguire Mary, widow, r. 2216 Clay
Maguire Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. Ocean View
Maguire Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 512| Natoma
Maguire Mary Miss, ironer, r. 9 Erie
Maguire Mary Miss, shirtmaker, r. 32i Perry
Maguire Michael (M. & O. Maguire) r. 229 Page
Maguire Michael, fireman, r. 3112 Fillmore
Maguire Michael A., clerk, r. 229 Page
Maguire Michael J., attorney at law, r. 338 Twenty-
fourth '
Maguire Michael J. , fresco painter, r. 9 Havens
Maguire Michael J., seaman Pac. Coast SS. Co.
Maguire Nicholas J., horscshoer, 304 Beale, r. 403 Har-
rison
Maguire Owen (M. & O. Maguire) r. 227 Page
Maguire Patrick, r. 7 Dale PI
-Maguire Patrick, r. 153i Third
Maguire Patrick, laborir, r. 22 Thirteenth
Maguire Peter, r. 23 Dorland
Maguire Peter, liquors, 2629 Geary
Maguire Peter, marine engineer, r. 1218 Howard
Maguire Philip, painter, r. 12 Fargo PI
Maguire Robert E., ai)prentice, r. 352 Shipley
Maguire Samuel J., r. 2216 Clay
Maguire Smith, bartender, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Maguire .Stephen, messenger, r. 1010 Lombard
Maguire Susan Miss, laundress, r. 306 Dolores
Maguire Thomas currier, r. 936 Thirteenth Av South
Maguire Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Victor
Maguire Thomas, pressman, r. 415 Third
Maguire Thomas, tinsmitli. r. 7 Dale Pi
Maguire Thomas F., clerk C. J. Harrigan, r. 144 Twelfth
Maguire Thomas G., r. 2707 Folsom
Maguire Thomas G. Jr., r. 2ro7 Folsom
Maguire T. R. , clerk E. M. Gallagher, r. 9 Haven
Maguire William, r. 23 Dorland
Maguire William, liquors, SE cor China Avand Mission
Road
Maguire William E., clerk Charles M. Depew Planing
Mill Co., r. 1420 Hyde
Maguire William J., shoefitter, r. 2 Precita Av
Maguire William M., copyist Anton Morgenthal, r. 229
Page
B^" Maguire. See McGuire and Merguire
Maham Thomas, woolsorter, r. 35 Clinton
.Mahan Agnes, widow, r. 228 Birch Av
Mahan Charles C, compositor James H. Barry, 'r. 117
Bay
Mahan fMward, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Mahan Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 22S Birch Av
Mahan Frank, salesman Tayler & Spotswood Co., r. 2001
Eddy
.Mahan Henry H. , r 2001 Eddv
Mahan Hugh, peddler, r. 106 Gilbert
Mahan James, master mariner, r. 220 Pacific
Mahan James H. , porter, r. SE cor First and Golden
Gate Av
Mahan John, master mariner, r. 406 Thirt'eth
Mahan Joseph H., teamster, r. 319 Fillmore
Mahan Mary, domestic American Exchange Hotel
Mahan Sadie, domestic 2229 Sutter
Mahan Spencer, r. 416e Devisadero
8^ Mahan. See Mahon, .Mahone, Meehan, Mehau and
Meighan
Mahanny J. A., compositor Examiner
Mahar William H., rubber .vorker Bowers Rubber Co., r.
335 Fell
Maharin John L., stevedore, r. 10 Welsh
.Maharin Martin, laborer, r. 10 Welsh
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Maharin Martin F., butch- ,r. 10 Welsh
Maharin Peter P. , st«ved e, r. 10 Welsh
8b?" Maharin. See Meb in
Mchart Emma, widow ressmaking-, 2523 Bush
MAUE fcCSTAVE ..hvsician and surgeon, 640 Clay,
hours 10 A. M.r 1 P. M. and 7 to 8 P. M.. r. Hotel
Mirabeau
Mahe Louis, longshoreman, r. 1 Federal
Maher Alice M. Miss, r. 114 Clipper
Maher Annie, waitress Pennsylvania Hotel
Maher Cornelius, r. 1417 Baker, rear
Maher Daniel F., painter, r. 16| Otis PI
Maher Daniel F. Jr., r. 16 J Otis PI
Maher Dominic Rev. O. P., clergjTnan Dominican Mon-
aster\-, r. W s St«iner bet Bush and Pine
Maher Edward, r. 11 Fair Oaks
Maher Edward J., carjjenter, r. 105 Precita Av I!. H.
Maher Edward J., painter, 1520 Howard
Maher Felix, laborer, r. 116 Shiplej-
Maher James (Maber & Sont r. 671 Harrison
Maher James, laborer, r. 908 Folsom
Maher James, teamster, r. 1115 Broderick
Maher James, teamster, r. 29 Washington Av
Maher James C. , marine engineer, r. 2O5 Hobart
Maher James F., carriagemaker, r. 1924 Folsom
Maher James H., bricklayer, r. 38 J Dore
Maher James T., cooper, r. 113 Pein,-
Maher James V., clerk, r. 735 Twenty -third
Maher James V., himter, r. 151 Minna
Maher James W., contractor, r. 105 Precita Av
Maher John, r. 12 Bryant
Maher John, cooi)er,"r. 113 Perrj-
Maher John, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission
Maher John, seaman, r. 616 Jessie
Maher John, sexton Mount Calvarj- Cemeterj', r. 2525
Post
Maher John, teamster Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. 32 Val-
ley
Maher John F., laborer, r. 114 Clipper
Maher John J., carrier Post Office, r. 807 Harrison
Maher Jostph W., hardware, 546 Mission, r. lOS Precita
Av
Maher Joseph W. Jr., r. 105 Precita Av
Maher Julia G. Miss, James Lick Grammar School, r.
671 Harrison
Maher Magj.ne, domestic 791 Haight
Maher Margaret, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum
Maher Martin, laborer, r. 319 Vallejo
Maher Martin A , policeman, r. 441 Elizabeth
Maher Mar>-, widow, r. 9 Kohler PI
Maher Michael (Watson, Maher Ac Co.) r. 529 Valencia
Maher Michael, expressman, r. 908 Folsom
Maher Michael, longshoreman, r. 23 Broadway
Maher Thomas, driver, r. SE cor Vienna and France Av
Maher Thomas, expressman, NW cor Fifth and Howard,
r. 915 Twentv-sixth
Maher Thomas, teamst«r, r. 12 Che.sl y
M;iber Thomas, teamster, r. 315 Bnant
Maher Thomas, waiter stmr San Juan
Maher Thomas C, machinist, r. 735 T>venty-third
Maher Thomas D., medical student, r. 735 T\venty-
third
Maher Thomas F. (Maher & Son) r. 671 Harrison
Maher William, cigars, el Third, r. 807 Harrison
Maher William E , clothing, 12-14 Brvant
Maher William F., clerk Nathan, Dohrman & Co., r. s07
Harrison
Maher William P. , clerk Joseph W. Maher, r. 105 Pre-
cita Av
Maher & Son (James and Thomas F.l drajinen, NW cor
Beale and Howard
g^ Maher. See Meagher
Maheni Anna, milliner, r. 1016 Minna
Mahler Bartholde, butcher, r. Ninth Av South ur K
Mahler Charles, confectioner, r. 772 Mission
Mahler Frank, machinist, r. 276 Minna
Mahler G. H.,r. 912 Scott
Mahler Henry, clerk Melter's Dept. I'. S. Mint. r. It
Pierce
Mahler Henrj- J. »Bullwinkel i Co.) r. 625 East
Mahler John," liquors, r. 130 Eleventh
MAHLEK JOH.V D., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twelfth and Mission, r. 1429 Mission
Mahler William, janitor, r. 212 Prospect PI
^ Mahler. See Mailer
Mahlmann George M., lastmaker Siebe Glanville Co., r.
35 Garden
Mahlon Henry, decorator, r. 123 Eddy
Mahlstadt Henry, seaman, r. 55.S Howard
Mahlstedt Brothers (John J. and Frederick) butchers.
Mahlstedt Frederick (Mahlstedt Bros.) r. 322 FoLsom
Mahhtedt J. Frederick, clerk Emil Meyer, r. 2919 Pierce
Mahlstedt John D., machinist, r. 1227 Pacific
Mahlstedt John J. (Mahlstedt Bros.) r. 322 Folsom
Mahlstedt Martha, widow, r. 2919 Pierce
Mahn Henry, engineer, r. 2211t Polk
Mahncken J. Henry, bookkeeper, r. 632 Post
i®° Mahnke. See Mankey
Mahnken John H., clerk John Schroeder, r. 1721 Howard
Maholm James B., r. 527 O'Farrell
Mahon Charles B. , teacher, r. 240 Dolores
Mahon Ellen, widt.w, r. 106* Clara
Mahon Ellen Miss, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Mahon Frank, r. 1429 Mason
Mahon Frank A., clerk, r. 1 Hvde PI
Mahon Franklin, chemist, r. 606 Ellis
Mahon Hugh, cement finisher, r. 105 Cumberland
Mahon Hugh, laundryman, r. 219 Fifteenth
Mahon John, laborer, r. 142i Clara
Mahon John, teamster, r. 106A Clara
Mahon John J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 11 Adelaide
PI
Mahon John W., watchman, r. 508 Brannan
Mahon Joseph H., clerk, r. 508 Brannan
Mahon Kate Mrs., janitress Douglass Primary School, r.
1037 Nineteenth
Mahon Thomas, bridgebuilder, r. New Continental Ho-
tel
Mahon Thomas F., fireman Chemical Engine 1, r. 17.".
Minna
Mahon William, r. 175 Minna
Mahon William, clerk, r. 106J (^ara
Mahon William, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
Mahon William J., vamisher, r. 175 Minna
Mahone Alexander 0., clerk Railway Mail Ser\ ice, r. 141.'.
California
Mahone Alfred W., clerk, r. 1415 California
Mahone George D., manager John E. Plouf, r. 1415 Cal-
ifoniia
Mahone Jay R.. floorwalker Sanborn, Vail & Go., r. 50f»
Guerrero
aS" Mahone. See Mahan, Mahon, Meehan, Mehan and
Meighan
Mahoney Andrew, laborer, r. 1108 Tennessee
Mahoney Bartholomew (Mahoney & Mahoney) r. Con
cord, Cal
Mahoney Bartley, distributor Post Office, r. 107 Va
lencia
.Mahoney Bridget, widow, r. 1 Beale PI, rear
Mahoney Chester, shoemaker, r. 517a Grove
Mahonev Cornelius, r. 1121 Mission
Mahoney Cornelius, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 1610^
San Carlos Av
Mahonev Cornelius, laborer, 224 Blake
.Mahonev Cornelius T., pajier ruler Phillips Bros., r. 22M
Pine
.Mahoney Daniel, r. 647 Howard
Mahoney Daniel, clerk Stack & Sons, r. 441 Jessie
Mahoney Daniel, proprietor Avondale Hotel, 456 Sixtbl
Mahoney Daniel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbitfg & Co., r J
107 Valencia
Mahoney Daniel, shoemaker, r. Alms House
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Mahoney Daiiiei, teamster, r. 405i Fifth
Mahoney Daniel H., laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 124 Twelfth
Mahonev David, laborer, r. 41 Clara
MAHONEY DAVID I., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomerj-, room 35, r. 1019 Polk
Mahoney David I., painter, r. 1513 Polk
Mahoney David P., blacksmith, r. 2623 Sutter
Mahoney Dennis Jr., clerk S. F. and N. P. R. R. Co., r.
1503 Pacific Av
Mahiney Dennis, bartender, r. 1129 Folsom
Mahoney Dennis, firtnian, r. i2 Federal
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney Dennis A., tailor, 1513 Polk
Mahoney Dennis J. (Mahoney & Mahoney) r. 21 Fell
Mahoney D. R., painter, r. 357^ Minna
Mahoney Edward, enginetr, r. 712i Haight
Mahonev Edward, r. 301 Michisun
NAHONKV EDWARD IGNATiri^, wines and
liquors, 31 Fourth, r. 412 Taylor
Mahoney Edward J., teamster, r. 1118 Bryant
Mahoney Eily Miss, teacher Spring Vallev Oranimar
School, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Elizabeih, widow, r. 812^ Haight
Mahoney Ellen, widow, r. .516 Sevinth
Mahoney Frank, car repairer S. P. Co.
Mahoney Frank, horseshoer, r. 123 Shipley
Mahoney Frank, presser, r. 1121 Mission
Mahoney Frank, salesman Liebniann & Waters, r. 24
Dearborn PI
Mahoney PYank .J., haekdriver, r. 1419 Larkin
Mahoney George, bookbinder Athof & Bahls, r. 24 Dear-
born PI
Mahoney George M., machinist William H. Birch & Co.,
1. North Temeseal
Mahoney Grace Miss, typewriting, 402 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 804 Van Ness Av
Mahoney Hannah, widow, r. 1127A Florida
Mahoney Hannah Miss, laundress^ r. 1610J San Carlos Av
Mahoney Henry, etcher, r. 24 Dtarborn PI
Mahoney Hugh O., salesman The Maze, r. Clement bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third Avs
Mahoney James, r. 811 Lombard
Mahoney James, barber, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney James, blacksmith, r. 2623 Sutter
Mahoney James, chit^f engineer stmr Acapulco
Mahoney James, clerk, r. 419 Minna
Mahoney James, expressman, r. 70 Brosnan
Mahoney James, guard County- Jail 2
Mahoney James, laborer, r. 1147i Howard
Mahoney James A., policeman, r' 1018 Twentieth
Mahoney James D., horseshoer, r. 628^ Minna
Mahoney James D., plumber, r. 2013 Golden Gate Av
Mahoney James M., painter, r. 1147^ Howard
Mahoney Jeremiah, r. 1103 Montgomery
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1123 Post
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. Alms House
Mahoney Jeremiah, teamster, r. 39 Berkeley Av
MAHOSiEV .lEREHIIAH II., president Veteran
Volunteer Fireman's Association, 24 Fourth, r. The
Baldwin
Mahoney Jeremiah W., clerk Corkery & Quill, r. 422
Tehama
Mahoney Johanna, widow, r. 116 Wildey
Mahoney Johanna Mrs., r. 107 Valencia
Mahoney John, bartender, r. 902 Illinois
Mahoney John, blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 1119 Twenty-third
Mahoney John, clamdealer, r. Twentv-ninth Av South
bet H and I
Mahoney John, coffeeiwcker, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney John, engineer, r. 516 Seventh
Mahoney John, helper, r. New Continental Hotel
Mahoney John, laborer, r. 135 Shipley
Mahoney John, laborer, r. 316 Da\is
Mahoney John, laborer, r. 628J Minna
Mahoney John, marine fireman, r. 546 First
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Mahoney John, tinsniRh, r. 109 Lundy Lane
Mahoney John F., r. 811 Lombard
Mahoney John J. (John J. Mahoney & Co.) r. 124 Twelfth
Mahoney John J., contractor, r. 1018 Golden Gate Av
MAHONEV JOHN J., druggist SW cor Folsom and
Tenth, Telephone South 355, r. 320 Tenth
Mahoney John J., lamplighter, and foreman Engine C;
r. 512 Vallejo
Mahoney John J., teamster, r. 24 Dearborn Place
Mahoney John J. & Co. (John J. and Miss Mary Mu-
honey) furnishing goods, 62 Third
Mahoney John J. Jr., glovecutter Pac. Glove Wks, r.
512 Vallejo
Mahoney Joba P., gardener, r. 1419 Larkin
Mahoney John R. , laborer, r. 920 Potrero Av
Mahoney John T., tailor, r. 1513 Polk
Mahoney Josie Miss, stenographer, r. 357i Minna
Mahoney Julia, domestic 1032 Guerrero
Mahoney K. Mrs., r. 838 Market
Mahoney Kate, widow, r. 1403 Polk
Mahoney Kittie Miss, dressmaking 228 Grove
Mahoney Lulu F. Miss, stenoerrapher, r. 3574 Mimiii
Mahoney Maggie, domestic 2216 Sterner
.Mahoney Margaret, widow, r. 408^ Francisco
JIahoney Margaret J. Miss, teacher Washington Bvcnijjg
School, r. 1503 Pacific Av
.Mahoney Martin, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Mahoney Mary, widow, r. 318 Jessie
Mahoney Mary Miss (John J. Mahoney & Co.) r. 124
Twelfth
Mahoney Mary E. Mrs., nurse, r. 717 Howard
Mahoney Michael, r. 142 Rose Av
Mahoney Michael, fireman Edison Light and Power ( 'o. , r.
416 Clementina
Mahoney Michael, boilermaker, r. 39 Minna
Mahoney Michael, butcher, r. Seventh Av South iir Kiiil-
road Av
Mahoney Michael, lineman S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. »'.0
Third
Mahfiney Michael C, policeman, r. 1814 Green
Mahoney Michael J., laborer, r. 704 Harrison
Mahoney Michael J. , engineer P. M. SS. Co.
Mahonev Mira, teacher painting, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney M. J. Mrs., r. 1120 Pine
Mahoney Patrick, groceries, 1322 Natoma
Mahoney Patrick, teamster, r. 22 Turk
Mahoney Patrick, proprietor Eureka Valley House, UH'8
Market
.Mahoney Patrick, waiter, r. 744 Harrison
Mahonev Patrick A., policeman, r. 1007 Haight
Mahoney Patrick B. , gripman Market St. Ry., r. S.W.
cor Sanchez and Twenty-ninth
Mahoney Patrick E., clerk Fred Mohrmann & Co., r. .'in
Broailway
Mahoney Patrick <)., salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Oakland
Mahoney Peter, porter, r. 17 Auburn
Mahoney Samuel, 3d cook stmr (;ity of Sydney
Mahonev Stephen, ironworker, r. New Co)itiin-i:t;il
Hotel
Mahoney Thomas, carj)enter, r. 419 Minna
Mahoney Thomas, carpetlaver Conklin Bros., r. ■t^->>'>
Sixth
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
Mahoney Thomas, laiiorer, r. Fifteenth Av nr J
Mahoney Thomas, Sergeant Police, r. 500 Fell
Mahonev Thomas, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Mahoney Thomas J., blacksmith, 2312 Pine, r. Fifteenth
Av nr J
Mahoney Thomas B. carrier Post Office, r. 24 Tweltth
Mahoney Thomas L., physician, office and r. 1903 I'olk
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Mahoney Timothy, watchman, r. 817J Larkin
Mahoney Timothy J., horseshorr, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney William, engineer, r. 516 Seventh •--^■'-- =•.
-Mahoney Willliam, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av South i r .1
Mahoney William, loiigshor< man, r. 2 Freelon
PASTEUR FiLTERS
ShouH be In Every Hausebold Rented at ?i.oo per Mow
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEilEH-JOOET & SO. GHBillPHGNE
"Finest Extra Qualities."
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
MAH
968
MAI
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Fres.
m. I FRIEND
Sec'ij.
California St.
•fereniiah
Slalionev William, machine operator, r. 523 Twenty-
sixth
Mahniiev William C. (Mahonev & Rvland) r. 916 Fulton
.Mah.iiiey William E., blacksmith, r. 628J Minna
Malioiiey William J., upholsterer, r. 24 Dearborn PI
Mahouei it XIahoney (Dennis J. and Bartholomew B.)
g:i-oceries and liquors, 1742 Market
nAHONEV A RKIAXD (William C. Mahoney and
C. T. Rylaiid Jr.) architects, hours 9 to 12 M.
and 1 to 4 P. M., room 7, Flood Bldg
ew Mahonev. See Mahony
Mahony Albert B. , deputy County Clerk, r. 1302 Castro
Mahony Andrew F. . salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 823
Guerrero
MAHONY BROTHERS
aad Jitlin J.i eoiitra4'tor<> and builders,
199-jOO 1 rorker BIdg
Mahony Cain, calker, r. 916 Montiromen-
.nAHOKl' DAKIEL .1., president " The Mahony .t
Sons' Drajinerand Warehouse Co., 117 Market, r.
3G2 Brannan
.Mahony Dennis, hi.rseshoer, r. 823 Guerrero
Mahony Edward P.. clerk James B. ilahony, r. 1302
Castro
.Mahony Frank I., clerk Stafford & Stafford, r. .=i40 Page
Mahony James B. , groceries and general merchandise,
1306 Castro, r. 1302 Castro
Mahony James W., treasurer The Mahony & Sons'
Draying and Warehouse Co., 117 Market, r. 362
Brannan
.Mahony Jeremiah (Mahony Bros.) r. .'540 Page
Mahony Jeremiah, bootfitter, r. 823 Guerrero
-Mahony Jeremiah J. , \ ice-president The Mahony & Sous'
Draying and Warehouse Co., 117 Market, r. 362
Brannan
Mahunj' John. r. .540 Page
Mahony John J. (Mahonv Bros.) r. 401 Van Ness Av
.MAHONY JOSEPH H., secretary The Mahony
& Sons' Draying and Warehouse Co., 117 Market,
r. 302 Brannan
.Mahony Josephine Miss, Ptenograiiher, r. 362 Brannan
Jlahony.I^ottie Miss, cashier James B. Mahony, r. 1302
Caipfro
Mahony Mary, widow, groceries, N s McAllister nr Lott
Mahony Michael, porter, r. S s Virginia Av nr California
Mahonv Nellie, domestic, 1819 California
flAHONV THO.M.i.*. secretary (estate of) James
riieiaii, -Vn PliL-hiu Bldg, r. 2614 Larkin
.M iIk.iiv Timothv A., teamster, r. .=S33 Linden Av
MAHONY WILLIAM H., ........
■M law ^14 Piiu'. nxtiiis -O-c;!, Telephone
>laiii .">(»(i(i. r. Larkspur, Marin (ountr
Mali. HIV Williiua H., traveling auditor S. P. Co. 34 Ho-
bart BUlg, r. 907i Powell
MAHONV «1 SONS* DRAYING AND MARE-
HOUSE CO. THE, D. J., Mahony president, J. J.
iiiihony \' ice-president, J. H. Mahony secretarx
J. \V. Mahonv treasurer, office 117 Market, warehouse
302-366 Braiinaii
8y Mahony. See Mahonev
Maho d Caducius J. W., nmsician, r. 613 Valencia
ilahood Eliza A., wid. w, r. 613 Valencia
Mahood Joseph J., carriagetrimmer, r. 613 Valencia
Mahran Hannah, widow, r. 728 Fourteenth
Mahriui James, teamster, r. 728i Fourteenth
Mahriruth Geor'j-e, butcher, r. 1.530 St<^>ckton
Mahy (barles A., silver.-mith Shreve & Co., i'. -Vlameda
Maier Charles, boots and shoes 834-836 Keanij , r. 836
l^nion
Maier Edward (Thomas Maier & Sons> r. 2315 Mission
Maier Frank E., I utcher, r. 2.59 Oetavia
Maier Frank X.. cook, r. 412 Jones, rear
Maier Max, teacher zitha) r. 526 Turk
Maier Rudolph, butcher, r. 560 Stevenson
Maier Thonia.* (Thomas Maier & Sons) r. 2315 Mi.s.si..n
Maier Thomas & Sons (Thomas, William and Edward)
blacksmiths, 2315 Mi-s on
Maier William (Thomas Maier * Sons) r. 2315 Mission
gS" Maier. See Mayer, Meier, Meyer and Myer
Maiers Florence L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 420 Taylor
Maigre Dommique, gate keeper French Hospital
Mailandt Christain, r. 448c Guerrero
Mailandt Jorgen, r. 448c Guerrero
Mailhebaum E. Camille, bartender Benjamin F. Jellison,
r. 418i Natoma
Maillet Bertha Miss, r. 1115^ Bryant
Mailliard John W., insiuance, r. 2020 Buchanan
Mailliard Sarah Mrs., r. 555 Stevenson
Mails Henrj, capitalist, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Maimore O., compositor, L'ltalia
Main Charles (Main & Winchester) r. cor. Eighth and
Center, Oakland
Main Ji)seph, seaman, r. 6 Union
MAI-% STREET IRON TtORKS. WiUiam Deacon
proprietor, 131-135 Main
Main William H., engineer, r, 2037 Mission
Main William H., plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Main William W.. cl^rk .Main .v Winchester, r. 909 Oak
MAIN & WINCHESTER.......
Main and fc/.ra II. Mlnrbester) dealers in
harness and saddlery goods, liarnes.s, sad-
dles, leather, Mhips, collars, saddletrees
and all stable eauipnients, 'ilUi'iO Bat-
tery. rartorie« .<«E cor Fifth and Bryant
and •il2--riO Battery, Telephono Main 1836
iS' Main. See Ma\iie and Meyn
Maine Dairy, John K. Walton proprietor, 211-213 Tenth
Maine House, C. T. Johnson proprietor, 614 Kearny
SS" Maine. See Mayne
Mainer Ophelia Mrs.j sale^lady, r. 145^ Valencia
Mainhart George E. , with Livingston Gilson, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Mainland William, salesman C. Curtin, r. Oakland
Maino Thomas (A. Pattenghi & Co.) r. 928^ Pacific
Mains Andrew J., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. SW cor
Point Lobos Av and Twenty-fifth
Mains E. King, blacksmith Pac.Saw Mnfg. Co., r. Berke-
ley
Mains Jeanette, widow, r. 6| Tay
Mains May E., widow, r. 813 Harrison
Mains Robert, d.iry, SW cor Point Lobos Av and Twen-
ty-fifth
Mains Robert H., driver Robert Mains, r. SW c<jr Point
Lobos AV and Twenty-fifth
M.AiNTE.\.4NC"E OF WAY DEPARTMENT
.SOFTHERN P.ACIFIC CO., J. H. Wallace
assistant, superintendent, 76 General Office S. P. Co.,
4 Montgomery
Main waring Edward C, r. 932 Shotwell
Mainwaring George H., sheetironworker W. W. Monta-
gue & Co. , r. East Oakland
8^ Mainwaring. See Manwaring
Mainzer August (Kremer Bros. & Co.) r. Berkeley
Mainzer Bernard, gardener, r. 3012 Sacramento
Mainzer Frederick, liquors, 1602 Mission
Maisch Charles, sailmaker, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisch Eniest, carpenter, r. 1009 Lombard
Ma'sch John E., teacher swimming, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisch Lena, widow, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisel Charles, teamster Roth, Blum & Co., r. Oc
MAISON CADENAU, ..........
SnoMden proprietor, ''iH «;olden ftiate A^
Maison Helen G., widow, r. 628 Green
Maison Henn" A , clerk F. H. Ames Co., r. 628 Green
Maison Leon A. (Mathieu & Maison) and liquors, SW
Twenty -fourth and Shotwell, r. 630 Guerrero
Maison Leon A., vice-president F. H. Ames Co., 3 '
fomia, r. 1415 McAllister
TRY the:
SAIN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEIARY &T\
Telephone, Main 5: = ;.
CATTON, BELL & CO. ri"rnt!.c'J!"'n06 Callfomla St.
NEUHKUS
MAI
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St CO. 115 KEMRNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
M AL
Maison Leonora A., widow, r. 535 Seventeenth
Maism Ludwig B., traveling salesman, r. 1077 Market
Maison Mamie, w dow, r. 1109 Bush
Maison N. E., deputy County Clerli, r. 535 Seventeenth
Ladasnoas A Lot
Itroiirieioi-s, 104-IOS Graut Av and 44
<ieary
MAISON RICHE
Itroiirieioi-s, 104-m
MAJSON TORTONI,
I'lerre C'arrere A
Vo. propi'ietors, I0!> O I'arrcli
rar Maison. See Mason, Masson and Mayson
Maitland Georgie Mrs., r. 125 Twenty -fourth
Maitland Nina Miss, Captain Salvation Army, r. 2:20
Mongomery Av
Maitland VV'illiam K., chief engineer stmr Corona, r. !tfi5
Jefferson, Oakland
Maiwald Gustave, musical instnunents, 3 Hanlie I'l, r.
1250 Eig-hteenth
Maixen Julius, butcher, r. 2132 Howard
Majir William, carpenter, r. 127 Welsh
Majorossy K. G. (M jorossy & Friedlinger) r. lOKl l.ar-
kin
Majorossy & Friedlinger (K. G. Majorosssy and St. Fried-
linsrer) bakery and notions, 1013 Larkin
Maj<n-s Green, attorney at law and president Am. Smoke-
less Boiler Co., 212 Sansome, room 20, r. Alameda
Majory William E., carpenter, 429 Third
Majourau Victor, laundry, 3127J Mission
Makin Annie, widow, r. 1231 Folsom
Makin Annie, widow, nurse, r. 702 Natoma
Makin Cornelius, actor, r. 105 Leavenworth
Makin John, baker, r. 18 Mary
gi^ Makin. See Macken and Mackin
Makins James N. (Makins & Co.)r. Oakland
Makins Joseph H. (Makins & CO.) r. Oakland
MAKINS <K rO. (James M. and Joseph H. Makins)
stamp dealers, 506 Market
Makinsoii George H., carpenter Raphael Weill & Co., r.
Berkeley
Makinson William £1., machinist, r. 725 J O'Farrell, rear
Makoska William, helper Swain Bros., r. 364 Jessie
Makowski Herman J., assayer Selbv Smeltmg and Lead
Co., r. 132 Twenty- first
Makowski Otto, painter, r. 36 Norfolk
^ Makowsky. See Macowsky
Mala' amba Baci, carpenter, r. 249 Pacific
Malacarne Lawrence P., wiper Edison L. and P. Co., r.
510f Natoma
Malachi Joseph, sign painter, r. 303 Dolores
Malander Edward, lodgings, 104 Jackson
Malaney Thomas, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 102
Pacific
Malarkey Edmund, laborer, r. 41 Ringold
Malarkey Ellen Mrs., liquors, 41 Ringold
Malart Ot to, seaman, r. 621 Commercial
Malatesta A. & Co. (Anuncio Malaiesta) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Kearny and Union
Malatesta Adelina Miss, r. 2004J Dupont
-Malatesta Andrew, marble polisher, r. 442^ Third
Malatesta Antonietta, widow, r. 2004J Dupont
-Malatesta Anuncio (A. Malatesta & Co.) r. SW cor
Kearny and Union
Malatesta August, molder Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. 723 Broadway
Malatesta Joseph, fruits, 1141 Pacific
Malatesta Ninio, real estate, r. 702 Vallejo
Malburg Robert, driver Chemical Engine 3, r. 212 Jack-
son
Malchow Bertha, widow, r. 16 Schu.yler nr Cortland A\-
Malchow Frederick, driver Stuiz Bros., r. 25 J Jensen
Malchow Herman, wireworker, r. 16 Schuyler nr Cort-
land Av
Malcohn David C, rattan worker Wakefield Rattan Co.,
~«. r. 437 O'Farrell
-Malcolm Enid Mrs., widow, r. 2822 Clay
Mali-olm George, porter, r. 324 Clementina
I
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS
Tl?at di^scjrpassed (a^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCflGO BBEWEHY, PINE ST., S. R
Malcolm (Jeorge, wood carver Georsre H. Fuller Desk
Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Malcohn George M., bookkeeper, r. 22 Hawthorne
Malcolm James, engineer, r. 5 Rivoli Av
Malcolm James, laborer, r. SW cor Fifth and Howard
Malcolm James, watchman P.M. SS. Co., r. 226i Haight
Malcolm James Mrs., dressmaker, r. 226J Haight
Malcolm Janet, widow, r. 22 Hawthorne
Malcolm John G., machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
building Wks, r. 2200 Larkin
Milcolm John W., blacksmith, r. 22 Hawthorne
-Malcolm Robert, foreman George H. TayCo., r. 1722
Hyde
Malcolm Robert K. (Campodnico & Malcolm Co.) r. 22
Hawthorne
Malcolm Samuel J., paperhanger, r. NW cor Se\en-
teenth and Douglas
Malcolm William, boilermaker, r. 513 Hickory Av
Malcolm Wilham H., horseshoer, r. 22 Hawthorne
Malcolmson Joseph, baker, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Malcomson Thomas, machinist, r. 351 First
Malde Andrew, porter, r. 3938 Clay
Malde Andrew J., clerk, r. 3938 Ciay
Malde Antone E., porter Hills Bros., r. H07i Treat Av
.VI.4LUOVADO ALBERT, physician and surgeon,
139 Post, room 31, r. 1835 San Jose Av, Alameda
-nALI»ONADO EDWARD, dentist, 139 Post, r. 2005
California
Maldonado Simon, 606 Montgomery, room 41
Male Charles, candy maker, r. 1338 Washington
Male Emil C, carpenter, r. 742 Tehama
Male George, wood and coal, cor Ninth and Brannan, r.
1328 Washington
-Male Lottie Miss, candy maker, r. 1338 Washington
8^ Male. See Mayle
Malech Gustave H., physician and surgeon, office and 1.
521 Van Ness Av
Malech Herman P., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 601 Golden Gate Av
Malech Lillie Mrs., r. 1726 Fillmore
Maledon Emily Miss, laundress La Grande Laundrj-, r.
1816a Howard
Maledon George clerk, r. 1816a Howard
Malensek Matthias, beer packer, r. 113 Silver
Malerbi Carlo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Malerbi Harry (Giovannoni & Co.) r. 419 Davis
Malfanti Joseph (Gutzeit & Malfanti) r. 1509 Larkin
Malfonti Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1106 ICearny
Malgram Niles P., clerk, r. 2317 Howard
Malgran Edgar, bookkeeper, r. 640 Haight
.Malie Charles M., salesman, r. 1802 Market
Malin Alexander, laborer La Grande Laundry, r. 739
Broadway
Malin Victor H., traveling salesman Bloom & Houser, r.
208 H.vde
Maline George F., druggist, r. 1585 Valencia
Maline John J., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 731 Valencia
-MalinofF Florence Miss, with B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 11
Folsom Av
-Malisewski Alexander, expressman SE cor Market and
Ninth, r. 1322 Minna
Malkeil Carl, seaman, r. 206 Stetiart
Mall Joseph, washer John Wieland Brewery, r. 756 How-
ard
.Mallabar George r, 39 Ea t
Malladv .Tames W., with Union Undertaking Co., r. 733
Mission
Mallad.v John, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and DeHaro
-Mallard -\lexander, Uundryman, r. 106 Palmer
Mallard Joseph, janitor, r. 224 Mimia
Mallatratt Benjamin P., shipping clerk, r. 715 Tehama
Mallen Howard, apprentice Union Iron Wks, r. 804J
Turk
/tSjT Mallen. See Malhm
.tIALLERV JESSIE B. Mrs., stenographer and
tvpewriter, 222 Sansome, 3d floor, room 9, Telephone
1376, r. Berkeley
DIXON, B0B6ES0H HO. SHOW GftSES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
THoU SHNDS CURED (^O"" particulars see page opp. Highland Springs in register.^
Bv.H-i«i-^TERSHT MIGHL-KND SRRirSGS
MAL
970
MAL
Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THK
SUN INSURflNGE GO.
428 California Street
ilallery X. W., ag-ent ijhysicians" and surgeons' sjiecial
ties, 222 Sansome, ;id'floor, room 0, r. Berkeley
Mallett Annie Miss, embroiderer, r. 702 Busli
Mallett Bitoll, barber, r. 913.| Mission
MALLETT CHARLES F., secretarv Hush & Mallett
Co., 328 Post, r. 1217 Lacuna
Mallett Charles W., seaman, r. 9 Gates
Mallett Edmund, machinist, r. 1636 Howard
Mallett Harriet, widow, r. 702 Bush
Mallett, Henry, r. 21 Everett
Mallett Jane, widow, r. 1219 Twentv-first
Mallett John H., capitalist, r. 1217 La;,nnia
JIIALLETT JOU.\ H. Jr. (Bush & Mallett Co.) and
secretary Renters' C'o-oi>erati\u Investment Co., >;
Donohoe Bldg, r. 1314 Jones
Malley Caroline, domestic 2015 Broderick
Malley Christopher J., painter, r. 1504 Franklin
Mallev Edward (Warren & Mallev) 232 Montj^omerv, r.
526 Oak
Malley James, teamster, SE cor Montjfiimerv and Pacific,
r. 261 Perrj-
Malley John J., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 1508^ Franklin
Malley Michael, teamster, r. 638 Conmiercial
Malley Owen, teamster, r. 261 Perry
Malley Patrick , coaldealer, r. 409 Clipper
Malley Patrick F., upholsterer, r. 1504 Franklin
Malley Thomas J., carriasre painter, r. 1.5081 Franklin
Malley Timothy X., laborer, r. Ill Castro
Mallev William, laborer, r. 2 Grant PI
V^ Malley. See Malloy
Malliet Henry J., jeweler Donohue >V: Kerdell, r (!12 Jer-
sey
Malline Annie Mrs., r. hhi Churcli
Malline Cliarles D. , clerk Market St. Ry, r. 552 Church
Malline John, r. 552 Church
Malline Mary A. Miss, teacher Laj^na Honda Priniar)-
School, r. S52 Church
Malline Sigfried, boilermaker, r. 1028* .Minna
S^ Malline. See Maline
Mallinger Matthias, cellarman J. Guudlach & t'o., r. 776
Folsom
Mallinger Vadda Miss, dressmaker, r. 19 Haight
Mallinson Herbert, painter, r. 273S Minna
Mallon Catherine, widow, r. XW cor Vermont and Ne-
vada
Mallon Edward J., steward .simr J. I>. Peters, r. S2t>
Greenwich
Mallon Ella, nitlliner Charles E. Adcock, 10 Kearny
Mallon Ellen, widow, r. :«0c Twelfth
Mallon Frank, student, r. 116 Minna
Mallon Honora, widow, r. 1209 Flo-ida
Mallon .James P., ropemaker, r. XW cor Vcnnont and
Xevada
Mallon John, machine hand, r. 1827 Green
-HALLOX J<»H\, secretarj- Pacific American Deci»ra-
tive Co., 26 O'Farrell, r. 250S Sacramento
Mallon John A., chief clerk bookkeeping dejjt Pac. Tel.
and Tel. Co., r. 315 Goiden Gate Av
Mallon John A. , laborer, r. 521 Mission
Mallon John F., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1827 Green
Mallon John M., bookkeeper, r. 1417 Mason
Mallon Joseph, painter, r. 330c Twelfth
Mallon Lizzie, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Mallon Maggie Miss, student, r. 116 Minna
Mallon Margaret, widow, r. 116 Miima
Mallon Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
MILLON I'ETER L., vice-president Pacific Ameri-
can Decorative Co., 26 O'Farrell, r. 2508 Sacramento
Mallon Rosanna S., widow, r. 1417 Slason
Mallon Thomas F., dispatcher S. P. Co., r. 1528 Eddy
Mallon Thomas J., rf)j>emaker Tubbs Cordage Co.,r. XW
cor Vermont and Xevada
eS" Mallon. See Mallen and Mellon
Mallory Florence, widow, r. 35 Everett
Mallory Frederick J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co. r.
815 Shotwell
Mallory Jennie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 705 California
Mallory John E., carpenter, r. 210 Powell
Mallory Joseph A., coi>k, r. 35 Everett
Mallorv K. Sylvia Miss, stenographer, 18 Crocker Bids.,
r. :?36^ Bush
Mallory- Mabel Miss, teacher Crocker Free Kindergarten,
r. 87(i Post
.Mallory Mar>-, widow, r. 815 .Shotwell
Mallorv Marv Mrs., dressmaker, r. 621 Gearv
t^" Mallorv . See Mallerv.
Slalloy Charles Mrs., widow, r. 3125 Sixteenth
Mallov Charles J., matressinaker Bernhard Mattress Co.
r." 3125 Sixteenth
Mallov Edward J., tailor, r. 307 Libertv
Malloy Ellen, widow, r. 159 Clara
Malloy Francis, cooper, r. 220 Lombard, rear
Malk^v George P., printer, 1638 Howard
Malloy John J., laborer, r. 28 Welsh
Malloy Julia, widow, housekeeper, r. 36 Ritch
Malloy Matthew J., carpenter, r. y53 Folsom
Malloy Michael C., laborer, r. 1821 Lombard
Malloy Sallie Miss, stenographer Am. Imp. Co.
Malloy Thomas, horsesh<.>er, r. 734 Capp
Malloy Thomas, laborer, r. 421 Jessie
Mallov Walter. <-oimnissar>- County Jail, r. 9I65 O'Far-
rell
Mallov Walter, teamster, r. 3125 Sixteenth
ta- Mallov. See Mallev, Mallov and Mulloy. '
Malloye Frank (McDearmon & Co.) 43 Mills Wdg, 9th
floor
MALLOVE FKA.\K M. bmikbinder, blank book
manufacture , paper ruler and printer, 422 Sacra-
mento, Telephone Main 1681, r. 14 Willow Av
Malm Alfred, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Malm August W., tailor August F. Peterson, r. so7
Hush
Mahn Charles A. (C. \. Malm ..^ C.i.) r 2522 California
MALM C. A. & CO. « banes A. Malm)
■■laDafarturrrs trnuks and travelin*;
bass, -^-iO-'J?-^ Bosh, T«lei»lioiie Main ryitl.
a-i'i Market, Fartory Seven teentb and
Shotwell
Malm Charles A. Jr., salesman C. A. Malm & Co.,r. 2.522
California
Malmberg Alfred, porter H. S. Crocker Co., r. U:iO
T%venty-Sfth
Malmberg John F., whai-finger, r. 508 Hennann
Malmburg Marie, widow, r. 21 Caroline
Malmgren Edstar J., clerk John A. Roebl ng's Sons Co.,
r. 640 Haight
Malmgren Miles P., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2317
Howard
Malmleaf Ehira, domestic 1913 Pierce
Mahnquist Frank, painter, r. 1426 Howard
-Malmquist. See Malquist
Malmstrom Hedwisr Miss (Ohrwall & Maliustrom) 33t;
Post, r. Geary Court
Maloiie A. D., blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 1768 Harrison
Malone Annie, domestic 2121 Pine
Malone Arou H., janitor, r. 909 Pacific
Malone Bartholomew J., carjjenter and builder, r. 933
Twenty-second
Malone Daniel, bartender, r. 139 Fourth
Malone Frank S., broker, r. 2 Rose Av
Malone Harrv S., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 5:1-.t4,
r. 16 Gearj-
Malone Harvey, student, r. 788 Van Xess Av
Malone Henry, whitener, r. 12 Fargo PI
Malone James, wines and liquors, 527 Second
Malone James H., furniture, 110 Fourth, r. 788 Van Ness
Av
Malone Jennie, domestic 2003 Steiner
Malone John, cigarmaker, r. 1861 Stevenson
Malone John, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 1116 Florida
.Malone John A., canienter, r. 933 Twenty-second
Malone John J., molder o'Connell & Lewis, r. 21 Louisa
SAIN FRAINCfSCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIPS OF STREET ani SIDEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 WONTGOMERV STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?.
215 VALENCIA ST.
LCPHONE Mission 40
MftGlG LftlHTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
r. p. ANBREVS
Montgomery St.
109
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Malone Joseph, bookkupper J. H. Maloiie, r. 783 Van
Malone Joseph, seaman, r. 23 Broadway
Malone Kate, uurse, r. Alms House
Malone Lawrence J., laborer Custom House, r. 4S Zoe
Malone Mack, laborer, r. Ill Twenty-sixth
Malone Michael, laborer, r. 21 Louisa
Malone Nettie, chambermaid 1715 Polk
Malone Nicholas, collector Treasury l)ept S. 1'. Co., r.
1712 Stevenson
Malone Patrick, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Malone Patrick, tanner, r. r>12 Howard
Malone Peter, restaurant, (iM Mission
Malone Peter, seaman stmr Bonita
Malone Richard, foreman Pac. Gas Improvement Co., r.
3000 Webster
Malone Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Malone Thomas, laborer, r. 47J (Gilbert
Malone William, r. lllS Treat Av, rear
Malone William, fireman, r. lOf. Clark
Malone William F. , cmnpositor, r. 811 Valencia
Malone William AV., plidtnjjmpher, r. 107 Twenty-fifth
Malone W. VV., waiter Kuss House
tiS' Malone. See Maloon and Mekme
Maloney Alice E. Miss, embroideress B. Pasquale & Sons,
r. Oakland
■M;iloiiey Anastasia, widow, r. 9 Dearborn PI
Maloney Anna M., widcfw, r. 719J Howard
Maloney Austin M., salesman, r. 2035 Pine
Mall mey Bridget, widow, r. 21 Hartford
Maloney Brothers (Edward and Peter) horseshoers, 339
Tenth
Maloney Catherine, widow, r. 5 Lincoln Av
Maloney Catherine Miss, cloakmaker, r. 21 Hartford
Malonev Daniel, deputy Assessor, r. 1753 Howard
Muloney Edward (Maloney Bros.) r. 1327 Twenty -fouith
Mai. iney Edward, driver, r. 1126 Treat Av
Maloney Edward J., r. 2030 Filbert
Maloney Edward J., painter, r. Ws B'olsom m- Stone-
man
Maloney Edward J., plumber, r. 365 Jessie
Maloney Ellen A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney Frank H., compositor Report
Maloney, George, hoseman Engine 3
Maloney George H., painter, r. 13 Decatur
Maloney George P. , pressman, r. 23 Glover
Maloney George T., painter r W s Folsom nr Stonemaii
Maloney Gerald J., teamster, r. 39 Washington Av
Maloney Hannah, r. 1126 Treat Av
Maloney Hugh J., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 425
Eddy
Maloney James, bookkeeper, r. 615 Eddy
Maloney James, hostler, r. 824 Harrison
Maloney James, laborer, r. 445 J Clementina
Maloney James, laborer, r. 811 Bryant
Maloney James A., teamster, r. 9 Dearborn PI
Maloney James D., gardener, r. 2229^ Geary
Maloney James J., clerk, r. 322 Austin
Maloney James J., compositor, r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney John (Mattoch & Maloney) r. 1861| St-venson
Maloney John, blacksmith, r. llj Alvardo
Maloney John, canvasser, r. NW cor Sickles Av and
Huron, Ocean View
Maloney John, driver Michael F. Kelly, r. 747 Minna
Maloney John, liquors, 26 Bluxome
Maloney John, longshoreman, r. 65 Federal
Maloney John C, wickerworker, r. 917i Howard
Malonev John E., policeman, r. 8 Collins
Maloney John E., stationery, lOlJ Fifth
Maloney John U., copyist Hall of Records, r. 4105 Cali-
fornia
Maloney John H., painter, r. 430 Seventh
Maloney John J., bookkeeper, r. \\\ Alvarado
Malonev John J., salesman Pac. Shirt Co., r. 905 Market
Maloney John L. Mrs., r. 108 Williams
Maloney John T., gr pman, r. 3306 California
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-Maloney Joseph F., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 5 Lin-
coln
Maloney Kate, widow, r. 1216 Mission
Maloney Kate A. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary School,
r. 413 Fillmore
.Maloney Lawrence, hostler, r. 825J Folsom
Maloney Margaret, domestic 1515 Clay
Maloney Margaret, widow, r. 307 Fremont
.Maloney Margaret, widow, r. 430 Seventh, rear
Maloney Martin, carriagewasher, r. 101 Natonia
Maloney Martin J., boilermaker, r. llj Alvarado
.Maloney Mary, widow, r. 202 Ritch
Maloney Mary, widow, r. 929 Natoma
-Maloney Mary Mrs., r. 1509 Twenty-fourth
.Maloney Mary E., widow, r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney Michael, caidriver, r. 825^ Folsom
Maloney Michael, driver Railroad Brewerj', r. 17 Prosper
Malonev Michael, laborer, r. 12 Natoma
.Maloney Michael, laborer, r. 310 Beamish
Maloney Michael J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1708
Eddy
.Maloney Michael W., wharfbuilder Harbor Commission-
ers, r. Oakland
Maloney .M. J. .Mrs., r. 2035 Pine
.Maloney M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Oak
-Maloney Patrick, contractor and builder, otfice Iti Post,
r. Oakland
-Maloney Patrick, driver Railroad Brewery, r. 17 ProsjJer
-Maloney Patrick, teamster, r. 22 Hermann
-Malonev Patrick H., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. Oakland
-Maloney Peter (Maloney Bros.) r. 319^ Tenth
Maloney Peter, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Maloney Peter F., plumber, r. 11 J Alvarado
Maloney Richard, insurance agent, r. 534 Minna
Maloney Richard D. Mrs., r. 1330 Church
.Maloney Sarah Mrs. , laundress, r. 26 Russ, rear
Maloney Thomas, barber, r. 135 I\y Av
.Maloney Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Russ, rear
Maloney Thomas, laborer, r. 1310 Lyon
Maloney Thomas B., bartender, r. 1305 Harrison
Maloney Thomas J., clerk forwarding dei)t Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 1216 Mission
Maloney Thomas J , painter, r. 217 Second
.Maloney Timothy, laborer, r. 248 Fourth
-Malonev Ti'"0thy, laborer, r. 1138 Howard
-Maloney William, blacksmith, r. W s Folsom, nr Stone-
man
-Maloney William, hostler, r. 185 Stevenson
.Maloney William, laborer, r. 10 Sherwood PI
Maloney William, plumber, r. 21 Hartford
Maloney William E., teamster, r. 25 Willow
.Maloney William F., pressman, r. 811 Valencia
S^ Maloney. See Meloney, Moloney and Molony
.Maloney's Hall, Ocean View
JIaloof Joseph N., Oriental goods, 35 Post, r. Oakland
-Maloon Henry A., clerk Wilson & Bro., r. 413 Post
Malowansky John, fur dealer, r. 1920 Pine
.Maloy Daniel J., shoemaker, r. 1053 Howard
.Malpiede Gaetmo C, bookkeeper laaccheri & Hacigal-
upi, r. 733 Broadway
Malpiede Giuseppe, clerk, r. 535 Union
Malquist Alexander, machinist, r. 248 Fourth
Malquist C. Lexen, machinist, r. 248 Fourth
g^ Malquist. See Malmquist
.Malsbary Edward L , carpenter, r. 117J Fair Oaks
-Maltby Charles F., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 3 Pearl
M.iLtBV, STEVEX.S A <'l!KTl!i<>S CO. (Walling-
ford. Conn.) sterling and nickel silver, A. I. Hall &
Son agents, 528-530 Market
.Malter Dora, widow, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
-Malter Frederick, stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
-Malter George, stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
-Malthine Matiufacturing Co., waten'roof paints (factory.
Oakland) 419 California, room 14
-Maltman Charles, waiter, r. 214 Third
Maltos Abata, widow, r. 1021^ Pacific
Malug William, teamster, r. Fifth Av South nr K
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Mnhille Xtjitune B., atUmiey at law, 66 Murphy Bldg
V. 7Hi Fulton
.Malz Eniil, artist Diaphauium Artistic Window Decora-
tion, r. 742 Tehama
Malz Herman, proprietor Diaphanium Artistic Windfiw
Decoration, 742 Tehama
Mamlock Albert, dairj-, r. 5605 Post
Mamlock Dora Mrs., r. o.34i Stevenson
Mamlock H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1328 Turk
Mamlock Leopold, clerk, r. 2605 Post
Mamlock Louis, glazier J. St. Denis & Co., r. 2404 Post
Mamlock Max, clerk, r. 2605 Post
Mamlock William, upholsterer, r. 1328 Turk
Mamiiiini Angelo, clerk Joseppi Catelini, r. 702 Turk
Mammini John, fruits, SW cor California and Leaven-
worth
Mana^se Martin, traveling salesman, r. 1207a Bush
Manasse X., optician, 139 Post, r. 716 Franklin
Manasse Xathan, wool merchant, r. 1432 Webster
Manaton Sampson B., machinist, r. 923 O'Farrell
Manchester Benjamin F., calker, r. Ss Eugenia iir Buena
Vista
Manchester Benjamin S., calker, r. Ss Eugenia nr Buena
Vista
Manchester Charles C, springmaker, r. 314 Beamish
Manchester E. W., jeweler, 120 Sutter, room 1, r. New
York
M.IXHESTER FIRK .4>^!<.rRAXCE CO. (Man
Chester, Eng.) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, George
W. Spencer manager. 32:i California
Manchester Frederick A. , sawyer, r. 25 Buena Vista
Manche-ster Herbert D., wireworker, r. 813 San Jose Av
Manchester House, CharlesR. Martin proprietor, 44 Sixth
Manchester Isaac, laborer, r. 29 Federal
Manchester John, lather, r. 923 Shot well
Manchester John A., r. 156 Golden Gate Av
Manchester Thomas H. , conductor Market St. Ry. r.
1538 Twenty-fifth
Mancini August, jieddler, r. 10 Vincent
Mancini Giovanni, peddler, r. 416 Union
Mancini Tomaso, laborer, r. 312 Vallejo
Manciisi G., teacher vocal music, r. 210 Powell
Mandel Emanuel (D. Block & Co.) r. Hotel Richelieu
Mandel Hannah L., wid.jw, r. 2209 Sutter
Mandel Joseph, traveling salesman D. Block & Co., r.
950 C^earj-
Mandel L. B. i Co. (Louis B. Mandel) stationers and
printers, 1-8 California
Mandel Louis B. (L. B. Mandel & Co.) r. 2209 Sutter
Mandel Marion E. , with L. B. Mandel & Co. , r. 220;^
Sutter
l^".Mand.-l. See Mendel
Manderleiu George A., barber, r. S28 Howard
Manderlein George C. L.' Jr., clerk Examiner
Mandeis Anthony J., tinsmith, r. 133 Andover Av
Manders Clare, salesladv Zuckerman Bros., r. 133 Andn-
ver Av
Manders Henry, groceries and liquors, 133 Andover Av
Manders Joseph, plumber, 963 Mission, r. 133 Andover
Av
Manders William H., plumber, r. 133 Andfiver Av
Manderscheid Bernard, laborer, r. Washington bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Manderscheid Charles, tinsmith, r. 1114 Florida
Manderson Alfred, clerk, r. 153 Second
Manderson John, varieties, 153 Second
JIandery Frederick, groceries and li<|uors, 600 Point
Lobos Av
Mandeville John E., clerk Railwav Mail Service, r. Sac-
ramento
Mande\-ille Kate Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 2515 Folsom
Mandeville W. B., musician, r. 514 Hvde
.n.WDLKBAI/'M FIEiiCO, importer and commission
merchant, and agent for Eastern distilleries, 819
Market, rooms 23-25, Telephone Main 379, r. 2202
Jackson
Mandlebaum Louisa, widow, r. 2202 Jackson
Mandonnet Adolph, carpenter, r. 115 Prospect PI
Mandonnet Edward, carpenter, r. 115 Prospect PJ
Mandot Alphonse J., bartender, r. 458 Minna
Mandox Antoine, porter, r. 711 California
ilandraccia Stefano, fisherman, r. Bay View-
Manes John, scale expert. United States Standai
Weight and Measure Association, r. 42 Lundv I^a'
Manetta Joseph E. (Keyaert & Manetta) r. Oakland
Maiiey James, clerk, r." Royal House
ilane\- John, teamster, r. 336 Tw> nty-second
Mangan James C, salesman J. J. f)'"Brien & Co., r. 4
Franklin
Mangan John, cigars and tobacco, 235 Ea.st, r.
Steuart
Mangan John L., salesman Felling, Cressey & Co., r. 4
Page
Mangan Josephine, wndow, r. 1125J Twentieth
Mangan Michael L., teamster, r. 212 Perry
Mangan Xellie Miss, asst bookkeeper Buffalo Brewi
Co., r. 410 Page
Mangan Stephen P. , stovemounter, r. 261 Sadowa, Oce
View
Mangan Thomas, furnished rooms, 501 1 Sixth
Mangan Thomas F., calker, r. 12 Ford
Mangan William, real estate, r. 404 Broadway
Mangan William J , policeman, r. 353 Grove
Mangarison John, carpenter, r. 212 First
Mange Manuel, wireworker, r. 924 Sacramento
Mangel Philip, upholsterer, r. 1519 California, rear
Mangels Agnes Miss, r. 2518 Howard
ilangels August, butcher, SW cor Hyde and Gearj-,
1208 Larkin
Mangels Brothers (Harry and George) groceries a
liquors, XE cor Twenty-fourth and Ff)lsom
Mangels Charles D., liquor;, XE cor Turk and Larkin,
500 Larkin
Mangels Christopher (M. and C. Mangels) r. Alamtda
Mangels Christopher, liquors, 2862 Mission, r. 908 Twe
ty-fifth
Mangels Claus (M. & C. Mangels) r. Alameda
Mangels Claus, clerk J. H. & H. Mangels,' r. 239 Hayes
Mangels Ella Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1025 Post
Mangels Enmia, widow, r. 2518 Howard
.Mangels George (Mangels Bros.) r. 346J Twenty-fourth
Mangels Gustav H., clerk Thomas SL Osmont, r. 8
Mission
Mangels' Hall, NE cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Mangels Hans M. C, grocer, r. S s Eleventh Av Sou
nr N
Mangels Harrj (Mangels Bros.) r. 346i Twenty-fourth
Mangels Heniy (J. H. & H. Mangels) r. 239 Hayes
.Mangels Henri-, butcher, 3.592 Mission
•Mangels Henrj- J., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bro. Co.,
1318 Harrison
Mangels Herman W., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fi
more and Greenwich
.>I.4X4;ELS J. H. A H. (Henrj- Mangels) grocer
and liquors, 237-239 Ha>es
Jlingels J. Henn-, clerk, r. 2518 Howard
.Man'rels John, groceries and liquors. 3 Mar\- Lane
MANGELS M. & C. <ci.r.sco.>u
and llaas) iniitortlns: wholesale srore
and dealers grocers' sandries, .-{lO lis
and 3'2» romnierrial
Mau-els ilaria, domestic, r. -2005 Franklin
Mangels Marie, widow, r. 137 Hermann
Mangels Peter, bartender, r. 537 Sacramento
Mangels William F., clerk J. R. Gates & Co., r. Oaklai
US' Mangels. See .Mangles
Mangelsdon' William (Electrical Maintenance Co. (r. "i
Mangen Jane, widow, r. 312 Fifth
Mangeot Au.'ustus Mrs., widow, r. 9 John
.Man^'eot C^harles (Mangeot & Hirsch) r. 9 John
Mange t & Hirsch (Charles Mangeot and Charles
Hirsch* job printers, 116 Davis
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING C(
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STEEET ani SIEEWALI WOI
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET,
Room
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THE FITTZ CURE
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Mangini G. B., scavenger, r. 33 Fair Oaks
Mangin Charles (The Sturla Coal Co. ) r. 2407 California
Mangini Frederick, plumber, r. 516 Greenwich
Manginl John, laborer, r. 508 Vallejo
Mangini Joseph, porter, r. 516 Greenwich
Mangini Maria, widow, r. 18 Dunn Alley
Mangini Theresa Mrs., r. 516 Greenwich
Mangles Henry C, cigars and tobacco, N\V cor Clay and
East
Mangoin Frederick, plumber, r. 1510 Twenty-third
Mangold John J. Rev., pastor St. John's German Evan-
gelical Church, r. 1315 Mason
Mangon James C, clerk J. J. O'Brien, & C<i., r. 421
Franklin
Mangus Augustus, butcher, r. 801 Gear.\
Manhart B. Miss, Captain Salvation Army, r. 553 Jessie
Manhattan House, James Cornyn proprietor, 825 Batter\-
MANHATTAN LIFE INkSIIRANCE €0. (of New
York) John Landers manager, 240 Montgomery
Manhattan Silver Plate Co., J. B. Whitney agent, 120
Sutter
Manheim Aaron, peddler, r. 911 Howard
Maiiheim Ada N. Miss, stenoyrapher, r. 1415 Lirkin
Manheim Aaron H., candyniaker, r. 1415 Larkiii
MANHEIM, DIBBERN & CO.
(Ilciiry S. ManlieliM and .1. Ilfiiry i»lb-
berii) inmurauce agents, commercial
iH-okerH and members Stock and Bond
Exchange, !JI7 Sausome, Telephone Main
Vi»
Manheim Fred, steward Palace Hotel, r. 1602 O'Farrell
Manheim George J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1410 Fillmore
MANHEIM HENRV S. (Manheim, Dibbern& Co.) r.
1410 Fillmore
Manheim I. Mrs., widow, r. 1622 Gear*'
Manheim Max, salesman Adelsdorfer &Brandenstein, r.
fiil Hermann
.Manhuim Paul B., clerk Manheim, Dibbern& Co., r. 1622
( ieary
Manheim Paula, widow, r. 1415 Larkin
Manifold Annie, domestic, r. 412 Coie
Manifold Copying Ink Co. , Henry L. Norton manager,
65 Donohoe Bldg
Manifold John, barber, r. 212 Golden Gate Av
Manifold Henry H , watchmm 312 Montgomery, r. 121
Capp
Manifold Richard G., draughtsman Edison Light and
Power Co , r. East Oakland
ManiirU'^t Andre P., miner, r. 1320 Stockton
Manilla Manuel, seaman stmr Umatilla
Manion Ellen, widow, r. 116 Gilbert
Manion John, cigarmaker, r. 116 Gilbert
Manion John, traveling salesman Htynemann & Co., r.
Tacoma, Wash
Manion Thomas, 1: 1017 Golden Gate Av
Manion William, traveling salesman Heynemann & Co.,
r. Tacoma, Wash
gW Minion. See Mannion
Mankey Charles, liquors, 500 Pacific, r. 902 Montgomery
Manley Andrew E., engineer H. Huddleston & Co.
Manley Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 421 Hyde
Manley Catherine, widow, r. 711 Van Ness Av
Manley Ellen, widow, r. 19 Rausch
Manley George P., gripman, r. 1045 Market
M.ANLEV .lAMEii S., Deputy Clerk U. S. District
Court Northern District California, and U. S. Cir-
cuit Court Commissioner, 63 Appraisers' Bldg, 3d
Hoor, r. 330 Locust
Manley Josephine Miss, spinner, r. Fifteenth Av South
bet M and P
Manley Kate Miss, spinner, r. Fifteenth Av South bet
M and P
Manley Mae C, widow, dressmaker, r. 114 McAllister
Man'ey Stephen W., ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
Fifteenth Av South bet M and P
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7i?CKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Man loyd David, music teacher, r. 1910 Market
Maim Abbie A., widow, r. 2402 Mission
•Mann Abner S., ticket agent S. P. Co., 613 Market, r.
Ross Valley
Mann Alexander, cigarmsker, r. 1538 Washington
Mann Alexander Jr., florist, 1441 Polk, r. 1538 Washing-
M.iNN ALPHONSE, salesman Carroll & Carroll, r 434
Jessie
.Mann Augustas, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet A and B
.M.4\N AZKO L., principal Denman Grammar School,
r. 2402 Mission
Mann Bertrand C, cabinetmaker, r. 3111 Sacramento
Mann Bruno M., barber, 19 Mason, r. 118J Fulton
Maim Charles, ship carpenter, r. 10 Silver
Maim Charles H., capitalist, r. 2444 Howard
Mann Charles S. , physician and surgeon, office 836 Sutter,
r. 614 Sutter
.MANN CLARENCE M., manager I. De Turk, 220
Sacramento, r. 2825 Jackson
Mann Edward, wrapper, 824 Geary
Mann Ellen, widow, r. 1139 Union
Mann Frank, liquors, 611 Mission, r. Alameda
Mann Frederick, carjienter, r. 22 Isis
Mann Frederick F., printer, r. 1720 O'Farrell
Mann Frederick P., physician and surgeon, office and r.
2417 Webster
Mann Frederick T., tobacco jobber, 1519 Market i^
Mann George, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Mann George, dry goods, 1312 Castro ^
Mann George, teacher music, r. 530 Golden Gate Av I
Mann George F., bookkeeper Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing P"
Maihine Co., r. 14 Mercantile Library Bldg ^
Mann Harold, r. 2011 California
Hann Harry, president and general manager Al. Hay-
mann & Co. (incorporated.) r. New York
Mann Harry F. , shoemaker, 1031 Sutter / i
Mann Henry R. (Mann & Wilson) r. 2011 California W
Mann James, clerk Jacob Joseph, r. 100 Jones ^
Mann John M., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 3 Morrel V_
PI H
Mann John, carpenter, r. 909 Post ^^
Mann John, clerk, r. 824 Geary ^^
Mann John D., ship joiner, 14 Folsom t
Mann Joseph, clerk, r. 520i Lyon ^
Mann Lafayette L., conductor, S. P. RR. r. 42 Willow ^
Av
Mann Lucinda, widow, r. 622 Sutter
Mann Maria Mrs. R., Episcopal Old Ladies' Home V
.Mann Mary Mrs. (Mann & Co.) r. 311 Freemont /
.Mann Mildred, widow, teacher music, r. 530 Golden
Gate Av '
Mann P. J., clerk, r. 311 Fremont 2
Mann Rachael, r. 2506 Sutter S .
Mann Robert, upholsterer, r. 506 Sutter
Mann Robert L., attorney at law, r. 2402 Mission
Mann Rose L. Miss, teacher Hamilton Evening School,
r. 1538 Washington
Mann Russell C. carpenter, r. 659 Clay
MANN SETH, attorney at law, 6-14 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor, r. Oakland
Mann Simon, lineman, r. 421 Bush
Mann S. Jennie Mrs. , teacher Hawthorne Primary
School, r. 2402 Mission
Mann Thomas R., r. 17 Polk
Mann Thomas S., r. 1111a Jones
Mann Thomas W., truckman, r. 7 Clementina
Mann William, seaman, r. 43 East
Minn William H. , agent Freight Dept Oregon Ry and
Navigation Co., Spear St. Wharf, r. Berkeley-
Mann William H., cook, r. 43 East
Mann & Co. (Mrs. Mary Mann) bookbindery, 535 Clay
M.iNN A WIISON (Henry R. Mann and John Scott
Wilson) general insurance agents, 322-324 California,
Tele .hone Main 169
Mannel Frederick E. (Manuel & Smith) r. 422 Geary
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Manuel Frederick R.t Mrs., braiding, 121 Post, room 31, r.
25j Ford
Mannel George F. , artist, r. 255 Ford
Mannel & Bniitli (Frederick E. Mannel and Gregorj- J
Smith) managers National Oil Burner Co., 717 Mis-
sion
Manner Amelia, widow, r. 6 Bond
MANNER CHARLES Y., secretarj- Joshua Hendy
Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. Oakland
Manneiberg Frederick, liquors, 108 Sacramento
Manneri James, 2d officer stmr Colon
Manners Matthew P., dishwasher, r. 863 Market
Manners Theodore, jiatrolman, 2437 Greenwich
Mannheim A., r. 825 Howard
MA.WHEI.M l.\SI KAXCE €0. (limited) William
H. C. Fowler agent, 216 Sansome
MaiiiiiL' K. M., marine engineer, r. 548 Minna
Manning Agnes M. Mi;^>, teacher Webster Primary
.School, r. 1215 Sutter
MANNINCi ALFRED M'., propriett)r The Sherman
Apartment House, 28 Eighth
JIanning Amelia Miss, waitress, r. 1237 Stockton
Manning Andrew, clerk S. P. Co., r. 830 O'Farrell
Manning Bartholemew, laborer S. P. Co.
Manning Bridget Mrs., janitress North Cosmoiwlitan
School, r. 911b Filbert
Manning Charles B., laundrjTiian, r. 1435 Jackson
Maiming Cornelius C, typewriter, r. 911| Filbert
Manning D., coal pa.sser stmr City of Sydney
Manning Dennis, laborer, r. New Continental
Manning Dennis, painter, r. 1021 Washington
Maiming Dennis E., sailmaker, r. 115 Sixth
Man. ing Edison, printer, r. 2 Hall PI
Manning F. E., steward Palace Hi>tel, r. 711 O'Farrell
Manning Frederick, clerk E. Rohde & Co., r. 1003 McAl-
lister
Manning Frank, clerk H. J. Mannmg, r. 14 Collins
Manning Frank J. H., special agent Palatine Ins. Co.,
439 California, r. Portland, Or.
Manning George, bo.vmaker Hobbs, Wall & Oo., r. Ala-
meda
Manning George, shoemaker, r. 35 Dore
.Maiuiing George E. , hoseman Engine 26, r. 1 4 Colhns
Manning George E., laborer, r. 538 Linden Av
Mauuing Gust;»ve, saw filer, r. 1566 Market
MANNINCi Gi:i' E., physician and surgeon, office 331
Gean, hours 1 to 3 P. M., r. 754 Oak, Telephone
West 894
Manning Helen E. Miss, millinerv, NE cor Post and
Powell
M-.ur.iini; Henry, expressman, r. 525^ Stevenson, rear
.Manning Henry, salesman Patrick Murphy, r 2001 Tay-
Mainiing Henry, teamster, John T. Graham
Manning Henry J., fish dealer, 495 Haight. r. 14 Collins
Manning Herman, salesman, r. 2(530 McAllister
MA.\.\ING HORATIO S.. real estate, 195 Crocker
BIdg, r. 3105 Washington
.Manning- Ira A., mnfrs agent, r. 28 Eighth
Maniiin- .lames, r. 14J Collins
Muiiiiinn .lames, fireman, r. 1 Napier Alley
Nhuinini.: .lames, hardware, 1123 Market, r. Twenty-
f.iiiith and Castro
Manning James, longshoreman, r. 154 Tehama
Manning James, painter, r. 2 Hall PI
Manning James, serviceman, r. 549 Mission
Manning James, teamster, r. 253li Mission
Manning James J., r. 1305 Twenty-fourth
Manning J. E., clerk Fisher Ames, r. 823 O'Farrell
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, r. 433 Ringold
Manning Jeremiah, miner, r. 515 Howard
Manning Jeremiah J., machinist, r. 1120 Elm .\v
Manning John, driver, r. 328^ Seventh
Manning John, groceries and liquors, 327 Tehama
Manning John, painter, r. 114 Collins
Manning John, policeman, r. 1101 Vallejo
Manning John, stableman, r. 37 Dore
Manning John, steward stmr Colima
Manning John J., painter, r. 1021 Washington
Manning John M., real estate, 302 Montgomery, room 4
r. 318^ Eddy
Manning John W., clerk, r. 303 Dolores
Manning Joseph J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1115 Castro
Manning Kate, widow, r. 551 Natoma
Manning Martin, teamster, r. 1214 Kearn>-
Manning Mary Miss, r. 1120 Elm Av
Manning Mary Mrs., widow, r. Alms House
Manning Matthew, laborer S. P Co.
Manning Michael, blacksmith, r. 515 Howard
Manning Michael, shoemeker, r. 1021 Washington
Manning Michael J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Web-
ster and Post, r. 1801 Post
Manning Michael J., teamster, r. 911^ Filbert
Manning Nellie H., widow, r. 115 Fourteenth
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 35 Dore
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Solano
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 1214 Kearny
Manning Patrick, stevedore, r. 121| Juniper
Manning Patrick, watchman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 303
Dolores
Manning Patrick J., gripman, r. 2830 Pine
Manning Patrick J., painter, 1848 Howard, r. 148 Sixth
Manning Patrick J., student, r. 1221 Laguna
Manning P. M., solicitor Pac. Coast Savings Society
Man ling R., seaman stmr Australia
Manning Richard, furnished rooms, 532 Fourth
Manning Sidne.v, starcher, r 228 Twelfth
-Manning Tessi, milliner Charles E. Adcock
Mannhig Thomas, laborer, r. 220 Third
Manning Thomas, laborer, r. 628 Minna
Manning Thom.as, jiorter, r. 19 Perry
Manning Thomas, stevedore, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manning Thomas, tinsoi-ter, r. 1216 J Folsom
Manning Thomas H., sign advertiser, r. 21 Prosper
ilanning Thu as P., trunkmaker, r. 303 Dolores
Manning Walter E., machinist, r. 32 Eleventh
Manning' William, with He.\-«ood Bros. & Co., r. 1216i
Folsom
Manning William, clerk, r. 112 Hyde
Manning William, hostler, r. r. 19 Perry
Manning William, jewelry, 804 Market, r. 2012 Bush
Manning William, liquors, SW cor Railroad Av and
Seventh Av South
Manning William, sjiecial agent Atlas Assurance Co., r.
San Jose, Cal.
Manning William, stage carpenter, r. 84 Everett
Manning William Jr., jeweler, r. 2012 Bush
Manning William Jr. , packer, r. 19 Perrj-
Manning William H , clerk, r. 441 Bryant
Manning W. S., r. 1534 Mission
Manning's Restaurant and Oy.ster Grotto, 13-15 Powell
Mannini Leovx>rdo, laborer, r. 410 Pa<ific
Mannini Lnca, window cleaner, r. 1508 Dupont, rear
Mannion George H., shoemaker, r. 35 Dore
Mannion Luke, stonecutter, r. 140J Rose Av
Mannion Patrick, laborer, r. 35 Dore
B^Mannion. See Manion
Maunix Dennis, laborer, r. 926 Illinois
Mannix El en Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Mannix F., gripman Cal. St RR., r. 3108 California
Mannix Frank P., clerk, r. 829 Mission
Mannix John, r 829 Mission
Manix John, exprcssma , Hayes cor Van Ness Av, r. (il3
Linden Av
Mannix -i^hn, labor t, r. 10 Heron
Mannix John E. superintendent Station D Post Office,
r. S29 Mission
Mannix jlichael, plasterer, r. 503 Fell
-Manmx Thomas, plasterer, office 16 Post, r. 508J Fell
Mannoni Ange, bartender, r. 824 Montgomery
Manny Simon, newspaper carrier, r. 9 Varennes
l^~ Manny. See Many
.Manon Walter S., condui:tor, r. 2901a Geary
Manor James H., .salesman Jones & Co., r. 1903 Green
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MOItTGOMERV STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
HbKCULbS <^A^ AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSON! £ ST.
MAN
975
MAR
Maiiouk Charles, dairy proihice, r. 1053 Mission
Muiiourv Charles, r. alOJ Sixth,
Manovlch Sjuro, r. 735 O'Farroll
Maiirequez Joseph, barber, r. 1021 J Pacific
Mansbach Emauel, capitalist, r. 920 Edily
Maiiseau Gottlieb, tanner, r. 718 Vaiencia
Manseau James J., contractor, r. 1801 Etldv
Mansell Flora Miss, 1219 York
Mansell J. H., r. 616 Eddy
Mansell F. & Co. (Aaron Levine) sis^n iminters, 302 Stock-
ton
Mausen Charles, bartender, r. 700 Bay
Manser Geor^'e, painter, r. 2 Boardnian Vi
Mansfeldt Hugo, teacher music, r. 1528 Fell
Mansfield Chauncy. r. 138 Haight
Mansfield Conielia, saleslady, r. 120 Sixth
Mansfield Dudley, t. acher music, 116 Stockton, r. 8:^1
Geary '
Mansfield Eliza D. Mrs., r. 734 Geary
Mansfield Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 216 Eddy
Mansfield George, wireworker, r. 400 Bay
Mansfield Gilbert, teacher music, 252 Ellis
Man.sfield Grace Mrs., r. 1923 Mission
Mansfield Grace L. r. 501 Geary
Mansfield James, laborer, r. Oakland
Marjsfield James W., restaurant, 1879 Mission
Mansfield John, porter, 2181, Linden Av
MiuisHilii .lohn D., clerk General Freight Office S. P.
I'.i. , r. Herkfley
Miiisiielii .loseph, deputy License Collector, r. 424 Post
.Nhiiisficld Joseph G., reporter Chronicle, r. 82(iJ Harrison
Mansfield M. & Co. (Meyer Mansfield) real estate, 112
Montgomery
Mansfield Meyer (M. Mansfield & Co.) r. 728 Sutter
Mansfield Michael E., bartender, r. 760 Howard
Mansfield Patrick, laborer, r. 49 Clementina
Mansfield Richard, carpenter, r. 218J Linden Av
Mansfield Robert, ladies' tailor, 805 Hyde
Mansfield The, Mrs. Celia Miller, proprietor, 206a Post
Mansfield Walter D., clerk Board of Trade, and secre-
tary Ra])id Safety Filter Co. , r. 3019 California
Mansfield William, waiter, r. 106 Third
Mansion House, Mrs. William Perkins, i)roi)rietor, 961-
0(i3 Mission
Mansir IFenry Clay, janitor Odd Fellows' Building, r.
1001 Powell
.Manst)n Birch D., messenger, r. 1316 Sacramento
Mans. in Charles J., groceries and liquors, 101 Bay, r. 700
Hay
Malison Frederick B., foreman James Young, r. East
(.)akland
Manstin James, blacksmith, r. 14 Clinton Park
Yl .VINSON M4K8DEN, civil engineer, 88 Flood Bldg,
r. 2010Gou.!h
Maiisour Firour, )>eddler, r. 612 Howard
Maul Frederick, drayman, r. lOOi Jackson
Mantalena John, laborer, r. 9 Pollard PI
.Mantel Anita Mrs., r. 221 Fifth
Mantel Emil, salesman Thomas F. Rigney, r. 230 Fulton
Mantel Eugene A., designer, r. 619 Greenwich
Mantel Julius C, barber, r. 221 Fifth
-Mantel Mary, widow, r. 304 Tehama
Mantel Maximilian, bookkeeper, r. 619 Greenwich
Mantcll Francisca, widow, r. 809 Castro
Manthey Charles, barber, r. .505 Post
Maiitke Adolph, fireman, r. .5.57 Mission
Mantle Byron G., manager The Trozan Shirt and Collar
Hrokaw Manufacturing Co. , 35 New Montgomery, r.
ii<i3 Broderick
Maiiton Catherine-, widow, r. 22 Albion Av
Man ton Charles H. J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1410
Pine
.Manton James F., teamster, r. 7 Elsie
Maiiton John, fireman stmr Mariposa
Manton Katie .Miss, laundress, r. 22 Albion Av
Miuton Mamie C. Miss, seamstress, 22 Albion Av
Minton Thomas, .shoemaker, r. 22 Albion Av
Royal Eagle DistiHeries Co.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR
*' WILHELMS = QUELLE "
(BLUE LABEI.)
GERMAIN MINERAL WATER
Telephone South 338.
ALL l^/\JlONS DRI/\K
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Maiitnne Felix, bootblack, r. 12 Union PI
Mantor George A., foreman, r. 1004 Sanchez
Mantow Peter, cellarman, r. 1713 Dupont
Manuel Emanuel, cook, r. 716 Howard
Manuel Emma, widow, r. 1510 Twenty-third
Manuel Francisco, blacksmith, r. 20 Hinckley
Manuel Frederick, plumber, r. 1510 Twenty-third
Manuel Gaetano, shoemaker, 1218 Kearny, r. 1316 Kearnv
Manuel J. G. Mrs., r. 1860 Stevenson
Manuel Nicholas, cook stmr Progreso
KIAIVITEL or .flODURN SUKVKlIIVCi l.\HTK|j-
MKMTS, The A. Leitz Co., publishers, 422 Sacra-
mento
Manuel Rupert, clerk Eugene Deuprey, r. 514 San Jose
Av
Manuel William, machinist, r. 1860 Stevenson
Manuel William H., storekeeper, r. 1860 Stevenson
Manuell Herbert E., machinist, r. 45 Elgin Park Av
Maiiuella Frank,
■■na Kear
MANUFACTURERS' AND
BUILDERS FIRE INSURANCE
La to II
rn («»" >>« Voik) <Jiarle.s A.
UUi iiianaKer, 4:i» Calll'ornia
Manwaring Amelia, widow, r. 741 Seventeenth
Manwaring Charles W., bookkeeper J. Gundlacli & Co.,
r. 741 Seventeenth
Manwell William, ship carpenter, r. 171 McClellan
Many Edward, r. 624 Washington
Many James, r. 1215 Mission
Many John, laborer, r. Seventeenth A> South nr H
Manz Gustav, sausagemaker, r. 125 Fell
Manzer Frank E., foreman General Electric Co., r. 162;l
Devisadero
Manzer Lonson M., keeper Sheriff's Otfice, r. Vi-2:i
Devisadero
Manzina Millard, teacher Spanish, r. 321 Eddy
Manzo Requina, widow, r. 443 Gr, en
Manzo Tobin, pressman, r. 443 Green
Maourino #oseph, wagonmaker, r. 510 Greenwich
Mapes John, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Mapes William L. , machinist Union' Iron Wks, r. 806
Indiana
Mapick Louis M., liquors, 9 Pacific, r. 1306 Pacific
Maple Myron C, traveling salesman Neuburger, Reiss &
Co., r. Lick House
Maple Wesley H., electrician, r. 206 Carl
Maple William D., driver William F. Smith, r. 1021 \:\,-
lencia
Mapleston Robert S. , bivkery, 1804 Geary
Mapleton John T., veterinary surgeon, r. 211 Webster
Mara John, laboier, r. 24 Hunt
Mara Michael R., jiorter, r. 316 Twelfth
Mara Williajn G., clerk Am. District Tel. Co., r 316
Twelfth
Maracini Virgilio, hostler L. Marsili, r. 320 Br"adwa\
Marais Charles, clerk Jacob Unna, r. 2312 Mission
Marais Charles L. P., contractor, 2312 Mission
Maranac Angele Miss, laundress, r. 803 Geary
Maraschi Anthony Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes
Maraschi Giovanni, laborer, r. 511 Vallejo
Maraschi John, hack driver, r. 511 Vallejo
Marati Giuseppe B., bootblack, r. 6 Grand PI
Marazzi Camilla Miss, dressmaker, r. 931 J Greenwich
Marble rharles, im enter, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Marble John II., com iiositor James H Barry
Jlarble Oliver T,, rancher, r. Goettingen nr Feltoii
JIarble William M., tile setter W. W. Montague & Co r
219 Golden Gate Av
e^ Marble. See Marple
Marbourg Ida G. Mrs., r. 1510 Golden Gate Av
Marc August L., photo printer Dijeau & Severin, r. Vih
Morris Av
Marc F. Mrs., professional nurse, r. 8 Hayes
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C.BrowD& Sod fl^'t5. 823 Market St.
PERP-JODET & GO. GVPE
FOl^ SAUE BV AUU FIRST-CIiASS WIflE piBI^-
CHAflTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman )
MAR
976
MAR
:£E
: CO
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WMJ.
Sec'u.
California 5t.
Marc Philip, laborer, r. 5 Morris Av
Marcacci Antoiie, wineman, r. 1934| Mission
MARt'EAI' TIIKODOKE €.. proprietor Marceaii's
F...tot.'raf GalkTv, 826 Market, r. Palace Hotel
MARCEAU'S FOTOGRAF GAL-
I [TDV fli^odoreCMaroeaii proprietor,
LLII I > ^^C Market, Teleplioue Uain 5TI
Marcelin fiartoille, dishwasher, r. o Delawai-e Court
Marcelin Louis, cook. r. 439 Tehama
Marceliu Mctor, barber, 1415 Stockton
Marcella Nicola, fish dealer, r. 4 Jasper PI
Marcellius Charles, baker, r. 1239 J Folsom, rear
Marcelot Giacomo, r. 1316 Kearny
Marcelot Henrj', waiter, r. 515J Bush
March Peyton C , 1st Lieut. 5th Artillery-, U. S. A., Fort
Mason
March S. , seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Marcham Harry, carpenter, r. ll.'ia Sixth
Marchan William, brewer, r. 130 Twenty-ninth
Marchand Alexander E. , r. SE cor Gough and Gearj-
Marchand Catherine, r. 11 Dikeman PI
Marchand Constant, r. 735 Ellis
Marchand Edward (P. Priet & Co.) r. 1006 Geary
Marchand Ernest, painter, r. 19 Liskie
Marchand George, woodcarver, 549 Brannai
ant
Marchand .John, laborer, r. 11 Reed PI
Marchand Joseph D., r. 1217 Filbert
Marchand Julius, bootblack, r. 11 Reed PI
M.4RCHA;V1> lizzie nme.. beauty :
proprietor Antoinette Cosmetic Preparati
Post, room 35
Marchand Marj- L., widow, r. 1217 Filbert
Marchand Paul, rattanworker \\ akefield Rattan Co.
IWARCHAXD'JS RESTA|:RA!<T, P. Priet & Co. pro-
r. 1115 Brv-
specialist and
121
prietors, 115-117 Grant Av
Marchant Alfred H. , clerk Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. 14
Lenis PI
Marchant George, printer, r. 123 Richland Av
Marchant George H., upholsterer, r. 123 Richland Av
Marchant Lillie M., widow, r. 1615 Clay
Marchant Rodney H. Jr., bookkeeper" Lievre, Fricke &
Co., r. 14 Lewis PI
Marchebout Victor, furniture and carpets, 312 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 1232 Dupont
Marchesi Angelo, fruits, 815 Buchanan, r. 617 Birch Av
Marchetti Carlos, compositor L'ltalia
Marchetti Fi-aiik, peddler, r. 428 Filbert
Marchetti Luigi, peddler, r. 428 Filbert
Marchetti Marianna Miss, dressmaker, r. 518 Greenwich
Marchetti Olinto, r. 518 Greenwich
Marchi John, fruits and vegetables, Pacific Fruit Market,
r. 1714 Dupont
Marchi Michele, florist, r. 425 Filbert
Marchini Mary, widow, r. 632 Seventeenth
Marchinton Arthur, laundrjanan, r. 2140 Market
Marchio Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Marchioness The, Mrs. Frank Cummings proprietor, 160
Golden Gate Av
Marchison Frederick, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Marcinkowski Joseph, r. 910 Pine
Marckley Benjamin F., lapidarj', r. 125 Collingwood
S-g" Marckley. See Markley
Marckres Cla'ir C, Uental student, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
Marco C, seaman stmr Mariposa
Jlarcou Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont
Marcovich Henry, peddler, r. 201 Ash Av
1^" Marcowitz. See Markowitz
Marcucci Domingo, asst LJ. S. Inspector of Hulls, office
20 Appraisers' Bldg, r. 2011 Golden Gate Av
Marcum Robert F., barber, r. 1406 Ellis
Marcus Alfred J. (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. Menlo Park, Cal.
Marcus Benjamin, peddler, r. 1129 Harrison
reus Bernard, butcher, 1053 Folsom, r. 1129 Harrison
Marcus Charles, longshoreman, r. E s Pennsylvania Av
bet Yolo and Yuba
Marcus E., salesman, r. 938 Powell
Marcus Emma, widow, r. 824 Laguna
Marcus Frink, propert\Tnan, r. 903 Bush
MARCUS GEO. & CO. (Fre<ler.,K
Holi>vie»ner) importers and coniiiii.s.«ioii
luerfhantH and agents rity department
Transatlantic Fire InsnraneeCo. (of Ham-
burg) 'iS'i I'aliforuia. Telephone Main .5180
Marcus George P., clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 518 Lyon
Marcus Gustav (Levison Bros.) r. Mill Valley
Marcus Gustave, engineer, 139 Post, r. 349 Minna
Marcus H., notions, 1238 Folsom
Marcus Henrj-, c erk Shirek & Shirek, r. 1021i Clay
Marcus Louis F., musician, r. 211 Elm Av
.MARCUS MORRIS, secretarv and treasurer S. Foster
& Co., 26-28 California, r. 1630 Golden Gate Av
Marous Moses, clerk A. Shirek & Co., r. 1769 Ellis
Marcus Siegfried (Peterson & Marcus) r. 2223 Suiter
Marcus Sophia, widow, r. 1421 Golden Gate Av
Si^ Marcus. See Markus
Marcuse Belle Mrs., r. 2818 .Sixteenth
.Marcuse Felix (Marcuse & Remmel) r. Alameda
Marcuse Julian M., bookkeeper D. E. Allison & Co., r.
2226 Washington
Marcuse Julius, traveling salesman Haas Bros., r. 101 i
Grant Av
Marcuse M. & Co. (Morris Marcuse) wholesale fancy
go..ds, 12.5-127 Sansome, M fiour
Marcuse Marcus, fanner, r. 2226 Washington
Marcuse Morris (M. Marcuse & Co.) r. 2409 Washingrton
Marcuse Solomon, clerk Hicks-Judd Co., r. Oakland
Marcuse & Remmel (Felix Marcuse and J. A. Remmel)
contractors and real estate, 628 Market
Marcusen Inga, widow, r. 1335 Alabama
Marcuth George, pork packer, r. 22 Turk
Marcy Christojiher, teamster, r. 1327 Bush
Marcy Joseph .\1.. r. 731 Pine
Marcv William, passenger agent Nickel Plate Road, 37
Crocker Bldg, r. The California
Marcy Zeph\Tin C, porter, r. 731 Pine
Mardeu Albert, clerk Frederick Grass, r. 609 Hampshire
Marden Ez-a, contractor, r. 511 Jones
Marden Horace, contractor, r. 511 Jones
Marden Howard R., seaman, r. 1213 Ellis
Marden John, coffee packer, r. 8 Blake
Marden T. M., master ship Guardian, 10 Market
Marden William, dra\ man Zeno Mauvais Music Co.
Marden William D., bag maker, r. 609 Hampshire
Marden William H., teamster, r. 2 Bourbin PI
Marden William L., trunk maker, r. 609 Hampshire
Mardesich Antonio, cooper, r. 27 Broadway
Mardis Fanny W., widow, r. 826 Sutter
Mardis John'D. carpenter, r. 126 Fourth
Marechal Xeil The, Henry G. Martin manager, 404
Ellis
Marengo John, steward, r. 404 Union
.MAREXUO SIMON, manager Progressive Window
and House Cleaning Co., 524 Bush, r. Berkeley
Mares William D, longshoreman, r. 538 Howard
Maresca Michele, (Miragliuolo & Maresca) r. 827 Pacific
M.4RET HE.N'RY, wines and Hquors, 5 Tavlor, r. 219
Turk
Maret Louis T, upholsterer, r. 126 Fern Av
Maret Mary, widow, r. 126 Fern Av
MARET VICTOR,
florist and land-
scape gardener, funeral Mork promptly
attended to. decorations for >veddings,
etc.. open all day .Sunday, 513 Hayes, for-
merly 519 Hayes
Maret Victor Jr., engraver, r. 513 Hayes
Margeson Emerton M., conductor Market St Ry, r.
712 Army
Margeson John, carpenter, r. 212 First
TRY the:
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MAR
977
MAR
Margot Andrew, r. 1309 Larkin
Maryet Andrew Jr., a^'ent, r. 130!) Larkin
MAK<;RT!«0N FREDERICK «. .1., agent Clark
Bldg, 40(1 Sutter, rooms 9-10
Margey James, fireman, r. 259 Clementina
Margey Roger, seaman, r. 27 Welsh
Marggraf A. William, watchman, r. 77 Stevenson
Marggraf Joseph, r. 202 Franklin
XW Marggraf. See Markgraf
Margh Mary Mr.«., r. 211 Eleventh
Margini Dante, watchman, r. 7 .McConnitk
Margin! Peter, r. 7 McCormick
Margo James A, salesman Holbrook, Merrills Stotson,
r. 709 Bush
-Miii^o Mary, widow, r. 1410 California
Margo William V., laborer, r. 828 Bush
MARGUERITE THE, Palmer & Casey proprietors,
421 Larkin
Marguth George, butcher, r. 822 Jessie
Margv Michael, engineer, r. 13261 Natoma
Margy Rodger, fireman stmr Oregon, r. 27 Welsh
Mari Luigi, vegetableman, r. 513 Broadway
Maria Constantine, oysters, 308i Sixth
Maria Jose, clerk Isabel Cortez. r. 13J Pinkney
MARIA Kll> FREE KI.M>ERCiARTEN, Miss M.
Brogi jirinc-ipal, 4 West Mission
MARIA Kll» ORPHANACE (for girls) Sister Anna
superintendent, 638 Folsom
jMariani Angelo, shoemaker, 405 Broadway
Miriani Daniel, rubber worker, r. NE cor Sixth and
Mission
Mariani Giacomo D., waiter, r. 513 Broadway
-\lariani Giuseppe, laborer, r. 1406 Kearny
Mariani Giuseppe, merchant, r. 617 Pacific
Mariani Henry G., helper J. C. Lemmer & Co., r. 2511
Bryant
Mariani James, waiter, r. 2511 Bryant
Mariani Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Broadway
Mariani Luigi, chucolateniaker, r. 513 Broadway
Mariani Luigi, clerk San Gottardo Hotel
Mariani Stefano N., groceries, 1301 Keaniy
Mariani Stejihen, paints and hardware, SE i.-or Twent\ -
third and FU>rida
Mariani Vittorio, groceries and liqiiors, SK cor Vallejo
and San some
RW Mariani. See Marioni
Marich Mary, widow, r. 732 Pine
Maricich Luca (Maricich & Mengola) r. Oakland
Maricich & Mengola (Luca MaiMcich and Domcnica Men-
gola) restaurant, 8 Union
MARICOPA AND PH<EMX RAILROAD CO.
(Phoenix, A. T.) N. K. Masten ))resident, Frank 1.
Kendall secretaj-y, 3 Crocker Bldg
Rif Marie. See St. Mao' and Ste. Marie
Marier Clement, printer, r. 38 Louisa
Mariliano Antonio, shoemaker, 408 Montgomery Av, r.
17 Sonora
Marilli Serafino, cashier Perini's Restaurant, r. 524
Taylor
Marin Anton, fireman, r. 8 Salmon
Marin Electric Co., Howard E. Wright president, 508
Montgomery
Marin John B., upholsterer T. L Ducruet, r. Berkeley
Marina Cheral, bootblack, r. 1419a Dupont
Marinan Martin, sexton Mission Dolores Church, r. 811
Eighteenth
MARINE ENiaXEER^' ASSOCI.ATION, John J.
Searey ))iesi(leiit, Frank Bragg financial secretary
and Viusintss manager, 9 Mission
MARINE EXaNEER!^' BENEFICIAL ASSOCI-
ATION, (liarles S. True secretary, 9 Mission, Tele-
phone Main 1742
MARINE IIO.SPITAL, U. S., Presidio Reservation
nr Mountain Lake
Marine Index Publishing Co. (incorporated) R. B.
Hooper president, H. S. Smith secretary, publishers
Pacific Coast Marine Record, 315 California, room 7
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WIELA/ND'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
MARINE INSURANCE CO. THE (limited) of
London, Geoigc W. McNear agent, 306 California
MARINE IRON WORKS, Muir Brothers pr«>pric-
tors, im.'. r,att<'i-\
Mariner Han\ H., cKrk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland
.MARINEKS- rillRCII, Rev. Joseph Rowell jyastor,
NK cor I»niiiini and Sacramento
MARINERS' FREE LIRRARV AND READING
ROOMS. XKcor lirnni.ii an. I Sacramento
Mariners' Home, William H. Lane proprietor, ri04-50r,
Davis
Marini Francesco, stableman, r. 440 Vallejo
Marini Frank (Valente. Marini & Co.) r. 12 Cadell Alle.\
Marini Frank, clerk, r. 1201 Keaniy
Marini G. & Co. (Giovanni Marini) livery stable, 412
Montgo'iiery Av
Marini Giovanni (G. Marini & Co.)r. 410 .Montgomery Av
Marini Joseph, r. 3 Grand PI
Marini Nicholas, real estate, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Marinkovits Nicholas (Marinkovits & Korper) r. 22 Las-
kie
.Marinkovits & Kor])er (Nicholas Marinkovits and Benja-
min Korper) mnfrs fine fur.-<, (! -67 Columbian Bldg
Marino Brothers (Frank and Diimenico) liquors, 712
Greenwich
Marino Domenico (Marino Bros.) r. 718 Greenwich
Marino Dominick A. (Panella & Marino) r. 828a Broad-
way
Marino Frank (Marino Bros.) r. 712 Greenwich
Marino Giuseppe (Magliano & Marino) r. 3 Grand PI
Marino Joseph, musician, r. SOS Montgomery Av
Marino Pietro, musician, r, 808 Montgomery Av
Marino Roccf), stone cutter, r. 808 Montgomer' Av
Marinovich K. C. Mrs., widow, r. 637 Golden Gate Av
Mario Cheappeleone, r. 85^ Fair Oaks
Mario Manuel, commission agent, r. \\\\ Post
Mari(m Annie, widow, r. 16 Dale PI
Marion Clerence F., clerk Nelson Rottan Co., r. 1908
Baker
M.ARION CYCLE CO., Holladay, Temple and Scor-
cher Bicycles, O. S. Potter Pacific Coast agent, 48
Fremont
Marion Frank H., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1908 Baker
Marion Frederick, molder, r. 261 First
Marion Gu-tave, r. 17 Stanley PI
Marion John K., butcher, r. 8 Columbia Square
Marion Joseph, French delicacies, 56 Centre Market, r. f.
Delaware Court
Marion Manuel, cook, r. 414 Post, rear
MARION MICHAEL J., ..m.,.-
ural iron works .i'iO .Mission, r. SI.
Ann's Bids
Marion Steam Shovel Co., George W. Banhart manager,
4 Sutter, room 2
Marion Washington I., mining, r. 1817 Scott.
Marioni G. , bartender, r. 712 Front
Marioni Ginotto, molder, r. 729 Union
Marioni Luigi, packer, r. 730 Union
Mariotte Noel, civil engineer U. S. Engineers Office, 5:t3
Kearny, r. Oakland
Mariposa Block, NE cor Devisadero and Fell
Mariposa Commercial and Mining Co. (Mariposii Co.)
C. T. Bridge secretary, 3 Hobart Bldg
Maris William, special agent Brown, Craig k. Co.,r. 2611 J
Sacramento
Marisch Anthony W., blacksmith, r. 416 Harrison
Marisch Meo, butcher, r. 1815 O'Farrell
Mariscotti Giuseppe, liquors, 616 Montgomery, r. 1429
Dupont
Marisich Luke M., driver, r. 416 Harrison
Marisich Nicholas, salesman Wolf, Wreden & t!o., r. 416
Harrison
Marisich Prospero, salesman Neville & Co., r. 416 Har-
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978
MAR
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
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428 CALIFORNIA 'ST.
Maritime Insurance Co. Limited (of Liverpool, Eng.»
John Livingston agent, 204 California
Maritzen August, carpenter, r. 706 Birch Av
Mai-itzen Charles, painter, 517 Laguna, r. 611 Hayes
Marius Gauthier, laborer, r. sixth Av South nr I*
Mark Abraham C, solicitor, r. 5071 Leavenworth
Mark Cecil W., teacher Washington Grammar School, r.
233ti Mission
MAK K HOPKINS IN8THTTC OF AKT. A. Page
Krowp secretary, SE cor Mason and California
Mark West The, Joseph J. Ba^lger proprietor, 520 Bu!-h
Marke Gustave, teamster, r. 1223 Bush
Markel Amos, papercarrier, r. 156 Third
Markel K. B. , electrician Market St. Ry, r. East Oak-
UukI
Markel George, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 73 Water
Markel .lohn L., butcher, r. 1610 Stockton
Markel Maiy Mrs., furnished rooms, 247 Oak
Markel Rufus C, Imnber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 156
Third
Markel W alter, teamster, r. 305 First
Markel Diedrich, cook Prescott House
Marker Frank L., waiter, r. 314 Bush
Marker .1. P„ r. 1045 Slarket
Market ;nid Stauyan Streets and Go'den Gate Park
Land and Improvement Co., Behrend Joost presi-
dent, .loost & Woollty agents, office 4 New Mont-
tjointry
IHAKKET I \SPE€TOR, office Xew City Hall, 1st
HARKET STREET PLAKIKC; MILL \\U
LI'ltKER TARO, Frank A. Geier proprietor,
S\V c.pi- Mai-kct and Dolores
MAKKKI STREET RAILWAY COMPAXT,
chuilcs F. Crocker president, H. E. Huntington
\ cc i>resident, N. T. Smith trea.surer, J. L. Willcutt
-ecret try and controller, E. P Vining general man-
ager. L'eiieral offices 4 Montgomery and Hobart Bldg
:ilj.ii]iiig,.-)32 Market
HARKET .STREET RAILWAY CO.IIPANY
(Construction Uei)artment) Henry H. Lynch super-
intendent, .John R. Harry storekeeper, S s Tehama
bet Third and Fourth
Markewitz August, r. 1713 Clay
Markey Alfred, teamster, r. 3 Victor
Markey Frank, teamster, r. 3 Victor
Markev Frederick S., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 2402
Clay
M irkey Hannah, widow, r. Alms House
Markey Henry S., cashier Union Iron Wks, r. 2402 Clay
Markev Henrv S. Jr., machin st, r. 2402 Clav
Markey J., oienitor W. U. Tel. Co., r. 3 Victor
Markey James, boatman, r. 6 Union
Markey John, cook, r. 621 Commercial
Markey Lawrence, bartender, r. 1009 Twenty-fourth
Markey Owen, carpenter, r. 1009 T« en ty -fourth
Markgraf Frelerick J., gasfitter, r. 1413 Lyon
Markgraf Henry, painter, r. 644 Filbert
^r Markgraf. See Marggraf
Markham Ellen, widow, r. 940 Capp
Markham Francoise (F. E. Daverkosen & Co.) r. 2512
Bush
Markham Henry C, t amster, r. 2915 Sacramento
Markham James H., shoemaker, r. 940 Capp
Markham John J., butcher, r. 2512 Bush
Markham Mill (Sonoma, Cal.) John R. Hanify agent, 22
Market, rooms 15-16
Markham Paul A., grinder Cal. Saw Wks, r. Oakland
g^ Markham. See Marcom
. Markievitch Adol))h, tailor, r. 1127 Clay
Markievitch Rose Mrs., dressmaker, r. 112" Claj-
Markland James D., bartender, r. 1627| Pine
Markley Charles H., salesman, r. 107 Caroline
Markley Claude A. , pressman, r. 472 Tehama
Markley G. W. , carpentar, 578 Howord
.MARKLEY JOH.\ P., secretarj' California Fruit
Exchange, 3 California, and clerk U. S. Mint, r.
Golden West Hotel
Markley Lillian, domestic 651 Broadway
aST Markley. See Marckley
Marlin Alonzo L., contractor, r. 338 Cumberland
Marlow James, boilermaker, r. 461 Tehama
Marlow Ray Miss, seamstress, r. 461 Tehama
Markman Christian, roofer, r. 202 Eighth
Markowitz Abraham, merchant tailor, 505 Hayes
Markowitz Benjamin, second-hand clothing, 988 Folsom
Markowitz Davis, ^econd-hand clothing, 951 J Folsom
Markowitz Gussie Mrs., r. 3417 Thirtieth
Markowitz Max, hassock maker, r. 5 Sumner
Markowitz Samuel, peddler, r. 1511 Buchanan
Marks A. & Co. (Adolph and Barry Marks) general mer-
chandise, 323 Montgomery
Marks A. & Co., merchants (Ukiah, Cal.) office 116 San-
some
Marks Aaron H., tailor, 734 Montgomerj-, room 1
Marks Abraham, butcher, r. 43 Fulton
Marks Abraham, clerk Merchants Exchange Association,
r. 430^ Sixth
Marks Abraham, jjcddler, r. 647 Jessie
Marks Adelaide Miss, r. SW cor Haight and Pierce
Marks Adelaide M., widow, r. SW cor Haight and Pierce
Marks Adeline, crockery and glassware, 212 California,
r. 746 Ca-stro
Marks Adolph (A. Marks & Co.) r. 1128 Eddv
Marks Adolph, tailor. 622 Clay, r. 1921 Polk
Marks Adolph, tailor, r. 721 McAllister
Marks Albert L., theatrical manager, r. 1534 Jackson
Marks Alfred, with The Hicks-Jndd Co., r. 9.54 Bush
Marks B. & Co. (Marcus Newfield) wool and hop dealers,
214 Pine, room 14
Marks Benjamin, window dresser, r. 24 Derby PI
Marks Barrv (A. Marks & Co.) 1134 O'Farrell
Mirks Benjamin L. (L. Marks & Sou) r. 1015 Golden
Gate Av
Marks Bernhard, shoecutter, r. 1602 Steiner
Marks Bessie Miss, r. SW cor Haight and Pierce
Marks Brothers (Louis and William) fancv goods, 106
Sixth
Marks Brothers (Mon-is, C!harles L. and Lincoln) fruits
and produce, 1305 Buchanan
Marks Caroline, widow, r. 1321 Webster
Marks Charles L. (Marks Bros.) r. 610 Fulton
Marks E. Mrs., vegetables and produce, 1919 Bush
Marks Edmui d, broker, r. 916 Devisadero
Marks Edmund W., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 916
Devisadero
Marks Edward, salesman M. Friedman & Co., r. 2612
Sutter
MARKS ELI, insurance broker, 413 California
Marks Frederick, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
2612 Sutter
Marks Frederick Jr., jeweler, r 2612 Sutter
Marks George, hostler, r. 213 Page
Marks George J., bartender, r. 813 Jessie
Marks Gus M., stenograjjher The Rosenblatt Co.,r. 11221)
Turk
Marks Gustave, r. 823i Montgomei-y
Marks Harris, clothing, 239 Fourth
Marks Harris, horsedealer, r. 231 Page
Marks Harris, peddler, r. 119 Trenton
Marks Harrv, corresi)ondent M. Friedman & Co., r. 1122b
Turk
Marks Harry, clerk, r. 1422i Washington
Marks Henry, cigars and tobacco, r. 210a O'Farrell
Marks Henry, tailor, 734 Montgomer}-, room 1
Marks Henrj-, tailor, r. 458 Natoma, rear
Marks Hyman H. , cigarmaker, r. 702 Vallejo
Marks Isaac, r. 17 Stockton
Marks Isaac, r 1 -iSl Ellis
Marks Isaac, bartender, r. 710 Franklin
Marks Isaac, plumber, 809 Bush
f . A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
MANUFACTrRE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREZMONT STREEIT
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Teiephone Mission 40
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MAR
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MAR
Marks Isiiiu' L., inanajjer Franks Billiard Parlors, r.
1015 U.ildeii Gate Av
Marks Isaac. L., tinsmith, r. 2230 Sutter
Marks J. Mrs., r. 436J Clementina
Marks Jacob, secretary Merchants' Association, 120 Sut-
ter, r 204 Hyde
Marks Fames E.. millwTijfht, r 1120 Twentj'-fourth
Marks Jessie E. , licjuors, 730 Market, r. 2120a Sutter
Marks Jewell Miss, dressmakinj?, r. 539 Geary
Marks Joel L., clerk. General Auditor's Dept, S. 1'. Co.,
r. 1418 Grove
Marks Johannah, widow, r. 1513 Ellis
Marks Johanna, widow, r. 1832 Bush
Marks John, conductor, r. 17i Oak Grove Av
Marks John, driver, r. 542 Sixth
Marks John, harness cleaner, r. 449 Jessie
Marks John, laborer, r. Sixth Av Sotith and K
Marks John G. , bartender, r. 813 Jessie
Marks Joseph, r. 60(j E Bai tlett
Marks Joseph, r. 710 Franklin
Marks Joseph, baker, r. 025 Clay
Marks Joseph, clerk, r. 436J Clementina
.Marks Joseph, polisher, r. 606 E Shotwell
Marks Joseph, stockbroker 232 Montgomery, r. 24011 ()t-
tavia
Marks Joseph, wooilcarver, r. 240 Shotwell
Marks Josephine, widow, r. 1522 Webster
Marks Julia, w dow, r. 104 Nebraska
Marks Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 104 Nebraska
Marks Julia Mrs., r. 729 California
ilarks L. & Son (Louis and Benjamin L.) draymen, 217
Battery
Marks Lawrence, teamster, r. 491 Four, h
Marks Leon B., janitor, r. 1321 Webster
Marks Leonar 1 J., machinist Union Gas HIngine Co., r,
1120 Twenty-fourth
Marks Leopold J., watchmaker, r. 721 McAllister
Marks Lincoln (Marks Bros) r. 909 McAllister
Marks Loins (L. Marks & Son) r. 1015 Golden Gate Av
Marks Louis (Marks Bros) r. 690 Fulton
Marks Louis, barber, i. 430^ Sixth
Marks Louis, clerk Harris Marks, r. 239 Fourth
Marks Mannheim, manager Adeline Marks, r. 740
Castro
Marks Marcus, r. 43 Fulton
Marks Marcus, collector Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. 2056 Jones
Marks Marcus, oil cli. thing, 52 Clay, r. 610 Fulton
Marks Martin A., bookkeeper Marks Brownstein, r.
2130 Sutter
Marks Mary Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Marks Max, fruits, 1919 Bush, r. 2025 Pine
Marks Max H., general buyer, r. 632| Olive Av
Marks Michael (Marks & Brownstein) r. 2130 Sutter
.Marks Michael, junk, r. 430i Sixth
.Marks Montague, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1515^
Mission
-Marks Morris, r. 909 McAllister
Marks Morris, butcher, 2020 Market, r. 721 McAllisti'r
Marks Morris, clei-k, r. 231 Page
Marks Morris H. (Marks Bros.) r. 610 Fulton
Marks Moses, student, r. 231 Page
Marks Pauline Miss, saleslady, r. 922 McAllister
Marks Ray Miss, saleslady, r. 922 McAllister
.Marks Rebecca Miss, r. 610 J'olk
Marks Samuel, tailor, 229 Post
.HARKS S.lHIIiEli M., assistant secretary Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company of California, r.
1832 Bush
Marks Sophia Miss, typewriter, r. 104 Nebraska
-Marks Svlvester, butcher, r. 122 Utah
-Marks Thomas J., collection teller London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 916 Devisadero
.Marks Wheeler W. , carpenter, r. 1120 Twenty -fourth
Marks William (Marks Bros. ) r. 780 Van Ness Av
-Marks William, commission broker, 506 Market, r. 713^
Minna
PETERSEN & FISHER,
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TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
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Marks William, laborer, r. 739 Broadwav
Marks William, pile driver, r. SW cor Haight and Pierce
-Marks & Brownstein (Michael Marks) cigar manfrs, 12-13
First
8^" Marks. See Marcus, Mark and Marx
Markt Ferdinand, brewer National Brewing Co., r. 709
Fulton
Markus Henry I. (H. 1. Markus & Co.) r. 108 Third
.Markus H. I. & C(j. (Henry I. Markus) butchers, 108
Third
Markus Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 401 Kearny, r.
510 Pine
Markusen Harry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Marlatt A. A. , telegraph operator, r. 1208 Sutter
Marlatt Carxal, conductor, r. 120 Joost Av
Marlatt Edward D. , carpenter, r. 501 Hyde
Marley Edward J., painter, r. 1936 Ellis
Marliave Edward C, salesman Phelps & Miller, r. Ber-
keley
Marliave X'ictGr, clerk Joseph Fahys & Co., r. Berkeley
Marliere Julie, widow, r. 717 Ellis
Marlin Alonzo, carpenter, r. SW cor Lee Av and Ocean
Av
Marlin George W., clerk, r. 1006 Bush
Marlow Anson, gripman, r. 326 Jersey
Marlow Frank, r. 27 Gunnison Av, B. H.
Marlow John, molder, r. 10*2 Folsom
Marlow John H., foreman, r. 27 Gunnison Av, B. H.
Marlow Kate, widow, r. 461 Tehama
Marlow Matthew J., trunkmaker, r. 11 J Sheridan
Marlow Thomas A. , gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 27
Gunnison Av, B. H.
Marlow Timothy, clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 27 Gunni-
son Av, B. H.
Marlow W. M., upholsterer M. Friedman & Co., r. 5 Mar-
tha PI
Marnell Margaret, r. 704 Harrison
Marnell William J., bookbinder, r. 704 Harrison
Maroevich Rocco (Page & Maroevich) r. 810 Green
Maroney Bridget, widow, r. 1330 Jackson
Maroney David, longshoreman, r. 153J Third
Maroney James, waiter M. B. Moraghan
Maroney Marj' E. Miss, teacher Franklin Granunar
School, r. 2237 Jackson
Maroney Thomas J., helper, r. 817 Bryant
^S°Maroney. See Moroney
Marovich Victor, waiter, r. 507 Valencia
Marple Charles L. , clerk Custom House, r. 1501b Lar-
kin
Marple William L., mining, r. 1501b Larkin
Marquard Adolph, clerk Contra Costa House
Marquard Henry, salesman, r. 210 Steiner
Marquard Rudolph, clerk Rohde & Mehrtens, r. 210
Steiner
Marquard Rudolph, painter, r. 4 Stevenson Av
Marquardsen Ernst H. J. , agent Claus Spreckels, office
and r. 2779 Sixteenth
Marquardsen Marquis, asphaltum roofing, r. 1600 Powell
Marquardt Anna, dimiestic 1914 Sacramento
Marquardt J. G., gripman Market St. Ry. Co., r. 132
Sixth
Marquardt John, musician, r. 504 Eddy
Manjuardt John H., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
MarquartJohn H., magazine keeper, r. 1409 Twenty-
fourth
Marque Catrina Mrs., laundress, r. E. s. Edinburgh, nr
Brazil Av
Marque Emil, editor Le Petit Californien, 8 MontKOinery
Av
Marque Pierre, r. E. s. Edinburgh, nr. Brazil Av
Marquette Cynthia, widow, r. 647 Stevenson
Marquis, Alexander W., architect, 230 Kearny, room 1,
3a floor
-Marquis Bartholomew, fireman, r. 1909 Chestnut
Marquis George A., general Pac. Coast agent American
BiUl Nozzle Co. , 325 Sutter, r. 836 Sutter
Mai-.iuis John, architect, 230 Kearny, r. Alameda
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $t.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 833 Market Street
PBiiieNouet & Go. Giiaiqpagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coa»«
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Marquis Robert, r. 626 Eddy
Marquis Robert, draughtsman, r. 626 Eddy
Marquis Thomas, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Alameda
Marr David, printer, r. 1407J Powell
Marre May, widow, r. 431 Xatonia
Marrack Gertrude Miss, teacher music, r. 723 Devisadero
Marrack Noel B., bookkeeper, r. 723 Devisadero
Marrack Richard T., bookkeeper John D. Hammond, r.
723 Devisadero
Marraferro .Joseph, bootblack, r. 521 Green
Marr Celestin, laborer, r. Sixth Av South near P
Marre Mary, widow, r. 424 Filbert
Marre Philippe, laborer, r Sixth Av South near P
Marrett Henry W., re.-taurant, r. 339 Eddy
Mairin Thomas, hostler, r. 10 Boyd
Marrin William J. (Dav & Marrin) r. 53.5 California
Marriott E. R., clerk S. F. News Letter, r. 2251 Clin
Av, Alameda
MAKKIOTT FREDEKICK. publisher and propri-
etor San Francisco News Letter and California Ad-
\ertiser (weekly) otfice 606 Merchant, r. 2251 Clinton
Av, Alameda
Marriott Frederick A. Jr., cashier S. F. News Let r.
2251 Clinton Av, Alameda
Jlarriott William, barber, r. 1003 Mission
Marron Catherine, domestic 1023 Bush
Marron Dennis J., plasterer, r. 811 Eighteenth
Marron Frank M., searcher of records Sini))son vV Millar,
r. Oakland
Marron George H., clerk, Sanboni, Vail & Co., r. 811
Eighteenth
Marron James F., shoecutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 147 J Valencia
Marron John, laborer, r. 1114i Kentucky
Marron John F., butcher, r. 811 Eighteenth
Marron John H., plasterer, r. 811 Eighteenth
Marron John J., bricklayer, r. 2232 Bush
Marron Joseph F., r. 147i Valencia
Marron Margaret, widow, r. 10 Preston PI
Marron Michael, miner, r. Alms House
.1IARRON .MICHAEL A., groceries, 330 Fourth
Marron Michael C, plasterer, r. 147j Valencia
Marron Michael C. Jr., telegraph operator, r. 147^ Va-
lencia
Marron Patrick J., clerk M. A. Marron, r. 332 Fourth
Marron Patrick J., plasterer, r. 2232 Bush
Marron Thomas, butcher, r. 2232 Bush
Marron rtlUiam E., bookkeeper, r. 811 Eighteenth
Marrs James, master tug Ethel and Marion
Marrvat James, porter, r. 15 Varennes
Mars Albert E., bridge builder, r. 123 Eddy
Mars Charles F., lather, r. 765 Harrison
Mars Kate, widow, furnished rooms, r. 765 Harrison
Mars Victor T., gripman Pr«sidio and Ferries RR., r.
1920 Greenwich
Mai-salino Frank M., laborer, r. 3 Howard
Marschalk Frederick, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Marschalk George H., clerk Kattelmann & Rippe,r. 2001
Sixteenth
Marschalk John A., cleik Sutton & Beebe, r. 731 Geary
Marschliausen Charles, bartender, r. 1410 Octavia
Marscrihausen Henry, bartender, r. 1410 Octavia
Marsden Ann, widow, r. 1411 Pt. Lobos Av
Marsden Emma H., musician, r. 1821 Ellis
Marsden Henry, bookbinder, r. 109 Taylor
Marsden Joseph, capitalist, r. 1411 Pt. Lobos Av
Marsden The, Mrs. Velma I. Marsden proprietor, 107-109
Taylor
Marsden Velnia I. ilrs., prop ietor The Marsden
/r^ Marsden. See Marstoii
Marseiles Harrj-, shoemaker, 735 McAllister, r. 4S25 Mis-
sion
Marseille Soap and Perfumerj- Co. , 519 Mission
Marselas George W., nillhand, r. li Verona
Marselas Gertrude L. Miss, saleslady Gaspard La Vio-
lette.r. li Verona
Marselas Laura 3., saleslady, r. IJ Verona
Marseli Giuseppe, draj-man, r. 616 Chestnut
Marselli Vincenzo, carjienter, r. 13 Lafayette PI
Marsh Bridget, domestic, r. 270 Jessie
Marsh Edgar E., student, r. 822 Fifteenth
Marsh E. J., stenographer Garber, Boalt & Bishop, r.
Oakland
Marsh Elisha B. Mrs., r. 907 Pine
Marsh F. E. (Pac. Coast Home Supply .\ssociation and
The King Publishing Co.) r. Chicago
Marsh Frank H., salesman Palmer & Rey Type Foun-
dry, r. Alameda
Marsh Frederick A., pressman Pac. Folding Paper Box
Factorv
MAKSH FREDEKICK D., vice-president Burnham
Marsh Co. , 428 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Marsh George H., macninist, r. 928 Capp
Marsh George T. (George T. Marsh & Co.) r. S E c».r
Tivelfth Av and Clement
MAR^H CiEORliE T. A CO. (George T. Marsh 1
Japanese Art Repositor\-, wholesale and retail, 62.'
Market, under Palace Hotel
Marsh Harriet, widow, r. 1535 Jackson
Marsh Harriet D. , widow, r. 1812 StevenfHin
MARSH HE.\RY F., agent United States Glass Co.
(Pittsburg, Pa.) office and salesroom 18 Sutter, r.
2507 Howard
Marsh Henry F. Jr. (Marsh & Kidd) r. Alameda
Marsh Herman, warehouseman, r. 735 Brannan
}MAR!>H J. ALFRED, att<irne/ at law, 171-174
Crocker BIdg, r. 2507 Howard
Marsh John B., hackman, r. 91 Ninth
Marsh Laura, domestic 2621 California
Marsh Lillian, widow, r. 2103*Hyde
Marsh Louis E., canvasser Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
Alameda
Marsh M. & Co. (Morris Marsh and Aaron Goldman i
mnfrs hats, 8 Sutter
Marsh Morris (M. Marsh & Co.) r. 313 Golden Gate Av
Marsh Nellie, domestic 1717 Buchanan
Marsh Orlaiiiio M., contractor, r. 112i Turk
Marsh Pauline, widow, r 741 Seventeenth
Marsh Ralph, conductor, r. 1533 Jackson
Marsh Richard T., clerk National Fire Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Marsh Sephen, painter, r. 1533 Jackson
Marsh Stephen, quartermaster stmr Santa Rosa, r. 54o
Fdsom
Marsh Theron R., butcher, r. 1812 Stevenson
Marsh Vict r, bookkeeper George T. Marsh & Co., r.
1533 Jackson
Marsh Walter, waiter, r. 57 Minna
MARSH A KIDD (H. F. Marsh Jr. and Arthur
Kidd) commission merchants and agents Eastern
glass manufacturers, 522 Market and 23 Sutter, Tel-
ephone Main 5368
MARSHAL. CHI.^ESE COXSFL, John H. Me
Govern, 806 Stockton
MARSH.AL I'NITED ST.4TES, office United States
Appraisers' Building, 3d floor
Marshall A. , waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Marshall Alexander E., railroad agent, r. 1235 Gearj'
Marshall Alexander F., shipwright, r. 709i Hampshire
Marshall Allan, manager The Prudential Watch Ins. Co.,
126 Kearny, room 28, r. 779 Stevenson
Marshall Ann, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 50 Thirteenth
Marshall Anton F., barbef, 229 East
-Marshall Antone, barber, 531 Fourth, r. Oakland
Marshall AnVjnio, seaman stmr St. Paul
Marshall Arthur, waiter, r. 718 Greenwich
Marshall Benjamin, physif an, office and r. 924 Sutter
Marshall Brothers (James H. and Joseph B.) liquors, 12
Ellis
Alarshall C. Archibald, bookkeeper Witzel & Baker, r.
1808 Green
Marshall C. C. , painter, r. Ahlbom House
Marshall Charles, cabinetmaker, r 8 Vulcan
Marshall Charles A., laborer, r. 1126 Hampshire
Marshall Charles H., master mariner, r. 1045 Market
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIPS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Soecialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL 'ZT.l^t^7^''±TIS?^
THE riTTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
A CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
MAR
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MAR
MarshaHCharlesfir.-travelinfj salesman, r. 1308 Buchanan
Marshall Cornelius, seaman stnir Bonita
Marshall David McT , secretary The Prudential Watch
Ins Co , 126 Kearny, room 28, r. 138 Twelfth
Marshall David P. Mrs., widow, SE cor Fifth and How-
ard
Marshall Edward, clerk Brown & Metzner, r. 247 Eighth
Marshall Edward T., mate, r. 1126 Hampshire
Marshall Elisahetli, widow, r. Abbotsford House
.Marshall Elizabeth, widow, r. 3044 Pine
.Vlarshall Emanuel, seaman, r. 225 Filbert
.Marshall Felix, tailor, r. 872 Howard
.Marshall Frank, groceries, 534 Castro
Marshall Frank, pilot stmr Dauntless
-Marshall Frank S. , cook, r. 338 Green
.Marshall Fred, harness cleaner, r. 113 Jackson
Marshall Frederick 6., gilder, r. 21 Parker Av
.Marshall George, bookkeeper, r. 105 Bernard
Marshall George, master mariner, r. 128 Silver
Marshall George, millwright, r. 132a Castro
.Marshall George, teamster, r. 218 Dorland
.Marshall George D., teamster, r. 1621 Dolores
Marshall George McL. , machinist, r. 343b San Jose \v
.Marshall George O., musician, r. 531 O'Farrell
.Marshall Harry (Marshall & .Morrissey) r. 1408 Kearny
.Marshall Harry P., master Tug Active, r. 1124 Haiu].-
shire
.Marshall H. E., clerk Royal House
.Marshall Hendrie, ca'hier Palmer & Rey, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
.Vlarshall Henry, clerk, r. 10534 Golden Gate Av
Marshall Henry, laborer, r. 618 Gough
.Marshall Henry, watchman, r. 1319 Broadway
.Marshall H. F., rei>orter, r. 328 Geary
.Vlarshall House, Joseph B. Marshall proprietor, 824 La-
guna
-Marshall Improved Window Furniture Co., C. A. Grow
secretary 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Marshall Irvin r, butcher, 331 Fourth, r. 258 Minna
Marshall James, cook, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Marshall James, expressman, r. 9 Decatur
.Marshall James, jeweler, r. 138 Twelfth
.Vlarshall James, junk, r. 23 Anthony
.Vlarshall James, marine engineer, r. 87 Silver
Marshall James C, collector, r. 21 Powell
Marshall James G., expressman, NE cor California and
Devisadero, r. 3044 Pine
.Vlarshall James H. (Mar -hall Bros.) r. 207 Mason
Marshall James S., laborer, r. 2718 McAllister
Marshall James W., r. 411 Sansome
.Marshal Jennie, widow, r. 333 O'Farrell
Marshall John, barber, 1219 Twenty-sixth
Marshall John, cement worker, r. 732 Folsoni
.Vlarshall John, engineer, r. 1308 Mason
.Vlarshall John, jewelry, 113 Taylor, r. 138 Twelfth
Marshall John, longshoreman, r. 104 Greenwich
.Marshall John, machinist, r. llllj Broadway
-Vlarshall John, policeman, r. Ill Eleventh
Marshall John, salesman Great American Importing Tea
Co., r. 2309 Mariposa
-Vlarshall John Jr., special asent Robert Dickson, r. 13S
Twelfth
Marshall John B., calker, r. 967a Howard
-Marshall John B., clerk, r. 1408 Kearny
.Vlarshall John F. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSBURC. PRIV.\TE ST«CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Co., r. 849 Capp
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Marshall John F., driver Log Cabin Bakery,
.Vlarshall John F., driver, r. 641 Washington
.Marshall John F., teamster, r. 810 Pacific
Marshall John H., miner, r. 518 Battery
.Marshall John J., electrician, r. 2300 Mariposa
Marshall John J., shipwright, r. 608 Mariposa
-Marsh .11 Joseph (Marshall & Nye) r. Alameda
ilarshall Joseph, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture MnfgCo
r. Oakland
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^T^RKET STREET
Xj'p-Stairs, orr. P.'\lace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Iinoorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
.Marshall Joseph, hackman, r. Russ House
.Vlarshall Joseph, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Marshall Joseph B. (Marshall Bros.) and proprietor
Marshall House, r. 824 Laguna
Marshall Joseph H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 96 Devisadero
Marshall Joseph L., pl;isterer, r. 2 Henderson Av
.Vlarshall Joseph S., oyster house, 91-92 Centre .Market,
r. 910 Clay
Marshall Joseph VV., salesman Spruance, Stanley vie Co.,
r. 917 Page
.Vlarshall Lawrence, barber, r. 1457 Guerrero
Marshall Lina Mrs., seamstress, r. 1408 Kearny
.Vlarshall Lorenza D., millhand, r. 1312 Howard
.Marshall Lorenzo W., barber, 1521 Hyde, r. 1714 Guer-
rero
.Vlarshall Louis, laborer, r. 1308 Buchanan
Marshall Louis, stock broker, 412 Pine, r. Tancred, Ala-
meda Co.
Marshall Margaret, widow, r. 9 Decatur
Marshall Margaret Miss, forewoman F. Korbel & Bros., r.
9 Decatur
Marshall Marie Mrs., president French Christian Union
of California, r. 1110 Powell
Marshall Mark, machinist W. T. Gan-att & Co.. r. East
Oakland
Marshall Mary E., widow, r. 281 Palmer
Marshall Mary J., widow, furnished rooms, 333 O'Farrell
.Marshall May, widow, r. ] 59 Shipley
Marshall Nellie Miss, r. 1001 Pine
.Marshall Patrick (Marshall, Teggartfe Co.) r. Alameda
.Vlarshall Paul, clerk, r. 639 Mission
M.4K8UALL PRIMAKV SCHOOL, Mrs. Margaret
H. Walker i)rincipal, W s Mission bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Marshall R. A. , chief deputy clerk Supreme Court, r.
Oakland
Marshall Robert, heater, r. 1014 Tennessee
Marshall Robert, student, r. 218 Willow Av
Marshall Robert A., policeman, r. 20^ Franklin
Marshall Robert L. A., clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 107
Oak
Marshall Sydney S., clerk M. J. Brandenstem & Co. , r.
Alameda
.Vlarshall, Teggart & Co. (P. S. Marshall and James Teg-
gart) general commission merchants and wholesale
produce dealers, 306 Davis
.Vlarshall Thomas, machinist, r. 105 Bernard
Marshall Walter M., canvasser, r. 3 Rausch
Marshall William, bartender, r. 107 Taylor
Marshall William, brewer, r. 280 Chapultapec
Marshall William, clerk, r. 110 Hyde
Marshall William, gripman, r. 1319 Broadway
Marshall William A., machinist, 247 Eighth
Marshall William F., clerk Occidental and Oriental S. S.
Co., r. 917 Page
.Vlarshall William F., ropemaker, r. 713 Athens
.Marshall William P., salesman John Marshall, r. 138
Twelfth
Marshall & Morrissey (Harry Marshall and Frank Mor-
rissev) barbers, 426 Montgomerj- Av i^S -rf
.Marshall's Nve (Joseph Marshall and DwightlB. Nye)
liquors, 1212 Polk i— «■"»»
Marshel Alexander W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 435 Twentv-f our h
.Vlarshel Alexander W. Mrs., widow, r. 435 Twenty-fourth
.Vlarshfield Lumber Mills (Coos Bay, Or.) E. B. Dean &
C'>. proprietors, offii e 22 California, room 4
.Vlarshuts Edward, clerk, r. 801 Leavenworth
.Vlarshutz Leon C. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 1918 Vallejo
Marshulz & Cantrell (Leon C. Marshutz and Thomas G.
Cantrell* pro|)rietor8 National Iron Works, NW cor
.Main and Howard '~'' '
.Vlarsicano P. & Co. (Patricio Marsicano) proprietors Over-
land Packing Co., 912-914 Battery, office 217 Sacra-
mento u,rt.l
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Place Your Fire Insurance
I SUIH INsiflNGE GO.
2 428 California Street
3 ^lARSICANO P.4TKI<'IO(P. iMarsicauo & To.) and
^ liresideiit American Salt Co. , 21T Sacramento and
American Union Fish Co., 511-519 Wasliinsfton, r.
^r^ 731 Green
5 Marsili Constantmo, hostler L. Marsili .Sc Co., r. 320
^ Broadway
^ Marsili L. & Co. (Lorenzo Marsili) livery stable, 320
^ Broadway
■"^ Marsili Lorenzo (L. Marsili & Co.) r. 33 Broadway
• Marsolf George, wood and coal, SW cor San Jose Road
n and Mateo
^ Marson A. Mrs., r. 526 Golden Gate Av
^ Marson Charles F., foreman G. W. Brown, r. 243 Stevei.-
Marsteller Massillon, attorney at law, r. 3321 Clay
jy Marston Alonzo, candyniaker Louis Saroni & Co., r. Ber-
7. keley
m Marston Charles H., clerk, r. 150 Fourth
1-1 Marston •harles W., capitalist, r. 2811 Jackson
Marston Frank W. (Davis & Marston) r. 2811 Jackson
Marston George, candyniaker Louis Saroni & Co., r.
Berkeley
Marston Jeremiah A., miner, r. 2005b Golden Gate Av
Marston Levi H., mining, r. 18 Hickory Av ,
Marston Oliver B. , bookkeeper Cal. Drug and Spice
Mills, r. Oakland
Marston Samuel L , cashier Da\is & Marston
Marston Walter H., city agent Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
r. 526 Sutter
Marston William H., master mariner, office 220 Califor-
nia, r. Berkeley
8®" Marston. See Mar.sden and Marson
Martel A. F., electrician, r. 813 Bush
Martel Alfred C. , r. 2613 Buchanan
Marte! James L., real estate, 636 Clay , r. '>(;13 Buclianan
Martel Louis S. , r. 2613 Buchanan
Martel Edward J., salesman A. Schoenfeld, r. 911 Scott
Martel Frank H., bookkeeper N. Parish & Co., r. iTl
HrVHHt
JIarteli Harry B., silversmith, r. 2441 Mission
Martell Harry G., salesman Wilmerding & Co., r. 903
Jones
Martell Irene W., widow, r. 508 Buchanan
Martell .loliii, gardener, r 911 Scott
Martell .l..lni ('., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 1028 Shotwell
Martella Frederick, blacksmith Joseph Scheid, r. cor
HarriiiLit.,11 and .Mission Boad
MARTEN ARTHUR M. D., ..,.
.<>i<'iaii and sih-kcoii, <lisi>as«'<> of llie uer-
voiis sysleiii, lungs and .^toiikacii. oftice
lis Ciiant Av, lionr.s i to » and 7 to8 l>. 91.,
Teleitlione 3604
Marten Helen Miss, hairdresser, r. 502 Powell
Marten Henry, bookkeeper Pac. Woodenware and Coo-
perage Co. , r. 618 Shotwell
Marten Vaenf, laborer S. F. Tamiery, r. 1229 Khode
Island
Marten Henry, groceries and licpiors, XW cor Fifteenth
Av South and P
Martenet Jefferson B., collector S. F. Pa\ing Co., r. 51
Montezuma
Martinet Jefferson B. Jr., deputy U. S. Shipping Com-
missioner, r. 51 Montezuma
Martenet Morris W. , collector Charles Scril^iers' Sons,
r. 51 Monteziuna
Martens Adolph, draughtsman, r. 128 Julian Av
Martens Anna A. Mrs. (F. Martens & Co.) r. 822c Union
Martens Charles, clerit Hadeler Bros., r. 1105 Scott
Martens Christian (Hashagen & Martens) r. 13 Chener>-
Martens D, Richard (F. Martens & Co.)r. Oakland
Martens Eliza, domestic 305 Polk
Martens F. & Co. (Mrs. Anna A. and D. Richard Mar-
tens) produce commission, 425 Front
Martens Frederick H. (Martens & Coffey) r. 1120 Turk
Martens Fredeiick, bakery, 1828 Union
Martens Frederick, butcher, 1903 Gearj% r. 1214 Steiner
Martens Frederick, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Martens Fritz T., bookkeeper F. Martens & Co., r. 822c
Union
Martens Henry (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 9 Chenery
Martens Henry G., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oakland
Martens Herman, butcher, r. 1214 Steiner
Martens Julius, driver, r. S s Amazon Av nr Green
Martens Julius, porter, r. 317 Bush t
.Martens Kuid, physician, r. 402 Hayes
Martens MargaretMrs., dressmaker, r. 234 Capp
Martens Nicholas, upholsterer, r. 1507 Stockton
Martens Richard, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1724 Fol-
som
Martens & Coffey (Ferdinand H. Martens and Alfred I.
Coffey) architects, 819 Market, room 18
US' Martens . See Marten, Martin and Mehrtens
Martenson J., carbuilder, r. 504 Howard
.Martenson Joseph, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
Martenson Morris, gripman, r. 2409 Clay, rear
^" Martensor. See Martinson
.Martenstein David J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. 800 Haves
MAKTEXISTEI^' J. A €0. (Jacob Martenstein)
j)roprietors National Flour Mills, SW cor Battery
aiid Pacific
Martenstein Jacob (J. Martenstein & Co.)r. 1129 Turk
Martenstein Peter J., salesman J. Martenstein & Co., r.
2125 Broderick
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper J. Martenstein i:
Co., r. 1127 Buchanan
Martf rel Mercedes, widow, r. 44 Hancock
Marth Charles, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
Marth Charles, shoemaker, 303 Montgomery Av
Marthel Gustav, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Marthos Charles, porter Edward Noonan
Marti Charles, carbuilder Cal. Car Wks
Marti Dominic, milkman, r. 433 Pine
Marti Frederick, clerk Peter Streiff, r. 26 Ninth
Martianotter Joseph, barber, r. 648b Jessie
Martichan Hilda Mrs. , dressmaking, 20 Stockton
.Martien Edward P., conductor, r. 1526 Twenty -third
.Martienet Sojihie, r. 824 Powell
.Martin Ada Miss, teacher Stanford Primary School, r. :;
Fulton
Martin Ada M s., dressmaker, r. 441 Tehama
Martin Ada N. , widow, r. 2509 Sacramento
Martin A. E. Mrs., r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Martin Albert, laborer, r. 327 Montgomery Av
-Martin Albert H., sui)erintendent Davis Bros., 3484 Clav
Martin Albert J., carcleaner, r. 1023 Union
Martin Ale.xander, melter and refiner U. S. Mint, r. 2904
Jackson
Martin Alextmder A., locksmith, 008 Broadwav
.nAKTIM AI.B.\A>'I»GK «. (Alexander G. Martin \
Co.)r. 127iTurk
.MAK'IIX AL(:.\A>'I»I':K <;. a <'0. (Alexander (;.
Martin) cabiiietinakcrs and u|iliulsterers, furniture.
reiiairiu'; and carjitt beatiuL:-, 1-27.', Turk
.Maitm Alexander .1., check clerk S. P. (ki.
.Martin Alfred, laborer, r. 1000.^ Minnesota
Martin Alfred L., banender. r. 807 Keirney
Martin Alfred S., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1214 Lar-
kin
Jlaitin Alice M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2914 California
-Martin Ambrose, journalist, r. 2514 Laguna
Martin Andrew, NE cor Second and Bryant
Martin Andrew, coiiiiersmith, r. 446 Guerrero
.Martin Andrew G. , master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
.WARTIX AMWRKW .1. (Martin & Martin) also Fire
Commissioner and Port Warden, and wines and
liquors, SE cor Bush and Kearny, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Andrew W., teleg-rajih (jjiei-ator Western Union
Tel. Co. , r. 609 Pine
Martin Anita L. Mrs., teacher kindergarten, r. 1312
Guerrero
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>:very Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
B/IKER 6r H^niLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.Ilf.ri.^rilfo^
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Martin Anna, widow, r. 916 McAllister
Martin Annie, domestic 1812 Vallejo
Martin Annie, widow, r. 1581 Folsom
Martin Annie Mrs., cook, r. lOOC Clay
Martin Arthur, waiter, r. 214 Prospect 1*1
MAKTIX ARTIIUK A., manufacturers' agent, 123
(-'aliforiiia, room 38, Telephone Main 5CC0, r. 1632
\aIlejo
Martin Arthur W. (A. VV. Martin & Co.) r. 118 Geary
Martin Ausjus;, clerk, r. 2514 Laguna
Martin Au'^rustine, liquors, 528 Valencia
MARTIN A. W. & CO., ......a. »
Hartiu)riiiieral dirci-tors and eiiibaliiiers,
IIH <ii«'ary. T<>lei>lionc iHaiii in'i
Martin Bernard, r. 31<; Fourth
Martin Bernard, carpenter, r. 12 Bache
Martin Bernard, gardener, r. Alms House
Martni Bridget, widow, r. 227 Douglas
Martin Bridget, widow, r. 102 Pacific
MAKTI.V CAMILLO. acting Vice-Consul Spain, 411A
California, room 1, r. 719 Geary
Martin Carrie E. Miss, stenographer Merchants' RetUil
Commercial Agency, r. 407 Thirtieth
Martin Cecila, widow, r. 1507 Stockton
Martin Charles, r. 212a Eddy
Martin Charles (Giraud & Martin) r. 532 Pacific
Martin Charles (Martin, Feusier & uo.) r. Petaluma
.Martin Charles, hutcher, r. 1110 Mission
.Maitiii Charles, cook stnir Mariposa
Martin Charles, cutter, r. 11.30 Market
Martin Charles, fisherman, r. 31b Clara
Martin Charles, janitor, r. 12fi Scott
Martin Charles, merchant, r. 44 Sixth
Martin Charles, painter G. B. l)e Ferrari
Martin Charles, tailor, r. 1130 Market
Martin Charles, teamster, r. Se\enth A\- South bet K
and L
Martin Charles, waiter, r. .'i27 Sacramento
Martin Charles A., collector The .). Dewing Co., r. 1/
Clinton Park
Martin Charles B., carr age trimmer, r. Bay View
Martin Charles F. (Martin & Moore) r. 2231 Mission
Martin Charles F., r. 72() Union
Martin Charles F. Mrs. , widow, r. 726 Union
Martin Charles F- Jr., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2231 Mission
Martin Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Charle J. , bookbinder, r. 726 Union
Martin Charles M., vice-president and manager Pom-
peian Perfumed Bath Tonic Co., r. 2223 Fulsum
Martin Charles R., proptr. Manchester House, 44 Sixth
Martin Charles F., insurance and collections, 31 St.
Ann's Bldg, r. 215 Shotwell
Martin Christopher, gripman, r. 1317!i Broadway
Martin Clara Mrs., r 850 Market
Martin Clementina P. , widow, laundry, 2529 Mission
MAKTIN, COPELAXI* A CO. (New York) manu-
facturers gold chains, Phelps & Miller, agents, 120
Sutter
Martin Cornelia A., widow, r. 1014 Noe
Martin Cornelius, Sergeant Police, r. 30 Chattanooga
Martin Corne.iuj L., marine engineer, r. 30 Chattanooga
Martin Curtis A. , stock trader, r. 121 Tenth
Martin D. Mrs. r. 441 Tehama
Martin Daniel J. , telegraph operator, r. 449 Stevenson
Martin David, apprentice, r. 13 Federal
Martin David, boildermaker, r. 13 Federal
Martin David, longshoreman, r. 927 Brannan
Martni David barber, and secretai-y Barber's Employ-
ment Bureau, 921 Market, r. 441 Tehama
Martin David (J. (Martin & Martin) r. 605 Post
Martin Dura, domestic, 1115 Geary
Martin Dora Miss, clerk, r. 12!6 Jackson
MARTIN E. & CO. <». v. ». .,..
arie) wholesale li(iu<»r mrrrhaiits, 411
Market, Teleplioii« .naiii :t80
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE BRONZE HARDWARE
Builders* Supplies, Cabinet Hardware
727 Market St. Telephone flain 5608
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Martin ?:dward, bricklayer, r. 127 Cook
Martin Edward, clerk, r. 2607 Howard
Martin Edward, teamster, r. 208 Second
Martin Edward E., actor, r. 331 O'Farrell
Martin Edward H., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo *;
Co., r. 10 Walter
Martin Edward S., bookkeeper, r. 1331 Jackson
Martin Egbert J., solicitor, 52 Columbian Bldg, r. 2fi(i7
Howard
Marti)i E. L., conductor, r. 412a Devisadero
Martin E. L. Miss (Martin & Ingalsbe) r. 1226 Jackson
Martin Eleanor, widow, NE cor Second and Bryant
Martin Eleanor F. M. D., secretary California Stati
Homa?opathic Medical Society, 921 Polk
Martin Elizabeth, widow, r. 37 Clara
.Martin Ella, widow, r. 1307 Pacific
Martin, Ella, widow, r. 2117 O'Farrell
Martin Ella, widow, janitress Emerson Primary School,
r. 1602 Eddy
Martin Emily Miss, ironer, r. 1239^ Market
Martin Emma. Mrs. , r. 420 Larkin
Martin Emma C, widow, r. 907 Harrison
Martin Etta A. Miss, r. 1306.1, Powell
MARTIN. FEUSIER & CO...
Martiu and l>«»iiis lenslei) iniportei^ an«i
wholesale provision and iti-oduoe coni-
missiou uiert-hants, 30»-:ua Clay, Tel*'
l>lioue Maiu 1037
Martin Flora B. Miss, teacher, r. 407 Thirtieth
Martin Frances Miss, teacher Redding Primary Scl I,
r. 908 Van Ness Av
Martin Francisca Mrs., r. 930 Nineteenth
Martin Francisca L., widow, r. 2220 Van Ness Av
Martin Frank, baker, r. 37J Mission
Martin Frank, barber, r. 522^ Hayes
Martin Frank, laborer, r. 212" Clara
Martin Frank A., liquors, 770 Howard
Martin Frank C, cashier Palace Hotel, r. 214 Powell
Martin Frank J., laborer, r. 19 Ferric
Martin Frank M.j stenographer, r. 1005 Buchanan
Martin Frederick P. , hackdriver, r. 9 Adelaide PI
Martin George, bartender David B. Faktor, r. 333 \allej.i
Martin George, dyer, r. 827 Stevenson
Martin George, foreman, r. 908 Van NessAv
Martin George, journalist, 420 Montgomery, room I'.ii, r.
Berkeley
Martin George, laborer, r. 118a Cumberland
JIartin George C, painter, r. 2015 Pine
.MAKTI!V GEOKOE II., phys cian and surgeon.
office and r. 921 Polk, SW cor Geary, hours 8 to 9
A. M.. 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M., Sundays 1 to 2 P. .M..
Telenhone East 246
Martin George H., warehouseman, r. 139.i Chattanooga
Martin George J., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1414 Fol-
som
Martin George J., librarian, r. 726 rni(ni
Martin George M. clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Cn. o:
Cal. r. 2619 Howard
Martiu George W., marine engineer, r. 2C19 I!ow; r 1
Martin Georgia Miss, r. 10 Eureka
JIartin Georgiana L. Miss, bookkeeper James K. I'iioi-. r.
2110 Larkin
Martin H. , teacher languages, r. 827 Pacific
Martin H., waiter Buss House
Martin Harry, r. 131 Taylor
Martin Harry, master mariner, r. 830 Mission
Martin Harry B., bartender, r. 346 CaslTo
Martin Harr>- B., clerk Auditing Dej)t Wells Fargo .V <'n.,
r. 1306 Jackson
Martin Harry M., conductor, r. 1406 P. Ik
Martin Hattie V. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Gianniiar
School, r. 2806d Pine
Martin Henry, janitor, 206 Sansome
Martin Henry, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
Martin Henry A., clerk Post Office, r. 550 Folsom
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VIAKTIK IIEKRV ti., manager Hotel Marechal Neil
404 Ellis
Martin Henry S., capitalist, 411 J California, rooms 2-8,
r. 625 Union
Martin Henrj- W., collector S. F. Lumber Co., r. Oak-
land
Martin Herbert, restaurant, 600 Central Av
Martiii Hester, widow, r. 369 First
Slartin Horace H., bookkeejier Fratiiiger & Co., r. 441
Golden Gate Av
Martin Isaac D., salesman, r. 1017 Van Ness A\
Martin Isabel, widow, r. 1306 Montgomerj-
Slartiu Isabella, widow, r. 525 Seventh
Martin J., carpenter, r. 338 Fremont
Martin Jacob, clerk, r. 632 Linden Av
Martin Jacob, cutler, r. 612 Linden Av
Martin Jacob, scavenger, r. 1634 Mission
Martin James, conductor, r. 1306 Jackson
Martin James, hackman, r. 449 Stevenson
Martin James, laborer, r. 105 Clark
Martin James, raolder, r. 5 Belmont PI
Martin James, printer, r. 1025 Mission
Martin James, seaman, r. U. S. Marine HosjHtal
Martin James, tailor, 35 Third, r. 97 Stevenson
Martin James, teamster, r. SW cor Steinar and Waller
Martin James A., brakeman, r. 15 Kissling
Martin James C, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 110 Oak
Martin James E., engineer, r. 1519 Howard
Martin James F., bookkeeper, r. 733 Natoma
Martin James F., machinist, r. 511 O'Farrell
Martin James G., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 417
Larkin
Martin James H., car repairer, r. 15 Kissling
Martin James H., conductor, r. 2938 Sixteenth
Martin James O., molder, r. 222 Church
Martin Janet, r. 2419 California
Martin J. Edwin, harnessmaker, r. NW cor Sixteenth
a,nd Dolores
Martin Jennie, widow, r. 353 Alvarado
Martin J. F., check clerk S. P. Co.
Martin Johanna, widow, r. 910 Minnesota
Martin John, r. 12 Fair Oaks
Martin John, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Martin John (Martin & Lindner) and agent Anniston
Pipe and Foundry Co., (Anniston, Ala.) r. Lorin
Martin John, blacksmith helper VV. S. Phelps & Co., r.
North Temescal
Martiii John, carpenter, r. 42 Moss
Martin 4'>\m, carpenter, r. 133 Goiigh
Miitiii 'nhn, carpenter, r. 1214 Vallejo
Miiitin foliii, gardener, r. 871 Market
-M MtJu .(..lin, laborer, r. 612 Howard
M:iitiii Joliii, longshoreman, r. 327 Beale
.M;irtiii Jiilm, seaman, r. 6 Union
Marti); .IdliM. seaman stiiir Colinia
Martin John, seaman, r. 916 Montgomery
Martin John, teacher of fencing, r. 27| Rauscli
Martin John Mrs., widow, r. W s Twelfth Av bet Lake
i'lid California
Martin John A., paints, 407i Turk .
Martiii John A., with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1306 Jackson
.Martin John B.. deputy County Clerk, r. 1323 Page
.Martin John B. miner, r. 1327 Minna
•Martin .1 ihn B., sergeant police, r. 1187 Noe
Martin I'jbii E., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co.
r. (tdkland
Martii: .lnhn E., conductor, r. 1412 Baker
Martin .lolm E., distributor Post Office, r. 118 Silver
Martin John F. (Martin & Thorsen) r. 802 Keaniv
Martin John K., machinist, r. 1519 Howard
Martin John F., 3d officer stmr Santa Rosa
Martin John F., master mariner, r. 11 Brvant
Martin John H., liquors, 101 Stockton, r."231 O'Farrell
Martin John .1.. teamster, r. 1327 Minna
Martin John K., c-ook, r. 174 Jessie
Marthi John M., agent, 114 St. Ann's Bldg
Martin John P., laborer, r. 910 Minnesota
.UARTIN JOHN R., assistant secretary The San
Francisco Art Association, r. 2918 Howard
Martin John R., real estate agent, 14 Post, r. 1613 Green
Martin John T., r. 60J Pine
Martin John \V., broommaker, r. 454J Minna
Martin John W., clerk Commercial Hotel, r. 118 Silver
Martin Joseph, bottler, r. 2430 Folsom
Martin Joseph, clothes cleaner, r. 827 Stevenson
Martin Joseph, deck boy stmr Alameda
Martin Joseph, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 501 Napa
Maitin Joseph, liquors, 2101 Mission, r. 40 Willows Av
MARTIi\ JOSEPH, secretary Floriston Ice Co., 327
Market, r. 105 Derisadero
Martin Joseph, waiter, r. 772^ Harrison
Martin Joseph L., expressman SE cor California and
Hyde, r. 1610a California
Martin Joseph P., salesman Curtan, McCarthy & Co., r.
817 Van Ness Av
Martin Joseph S. , butcher, r. 42 Borland
Martiii Jusejih S., clerk, r. 528 Eighteenth
Martiii Josiah V., bookkeeper Oscar Foss, r. 1824 Eddy
MAKTIX J. P.. real estate, 305 Sansome, r. 3346
Wasliinston
Martin J. R., r. 97 Montgomery Block
Martin Julia M. . widow, r. 1017 Van Ness Av
.HARTIN KLRC'EV, teacher dancing, 6'20 Bush
Martin Lauretta Miss, r. 2514 Laguna
Martin Lena, widow, r. 911 1 Sacramento
Martin Lesley, teacher music, 14 Grant Av
Martin Lester, horseshoer Melia Bros., r. 1607 Santa
Clara
Martin Lewis, laborer, r. 927 Brannan
Martin Lewis W., clerk Robert Y. Ha\Tie, r. 916 McAllis-
ter
Martin Lizzie, widow, r. 407 Thirtieth
Martin Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Sarah A. Lowe, r.
116 Hyde
Martin Lillie J. Miss, vice-principal Girls' High School,
r. 711 Jones
Martin Louis, bartender, r. 118 Alta
Martin Louis B. Rev., O. P., Dominican Monastery, W s
Steiner bet Bush and Pine
Martm Louisa, widow, proprietor San Francisco House,
19 Drunmi
Martiii Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 716 Larkin
Martin M., printer, r. 12 Bache|
Martin Maggie Miss, proprietor The Ferndale, 518 Geary
Martin Mamie, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 1300 Minna
Martin Manuel S., distributer La Grande Laundry, r.
1306a Powell
Martin Margaret, widow, r. 269 Perry
Martin Maria, C. widow, r. 907 Harrison
Martin Martiii (Martin & Co.) r. 20 Diamond
Martin Mary, widow, r. 214 Jackson
Martin Marj', widow, r. 910;i Harrison
Martin Mary, widow, r. 1114 Powell
Martin Mary Miss, r. 1114 Powell
Martin Mary Mrs., r. 1429 Polk
Martin Mars- Mrs., 1717 Leaven WL>rth
Martin Mary Ms., cook Youth's Directory, r. 2030 How-
ard
Martin Mary A. , widow, r. 1306 Jackson
Martin Mary A. , widow, r. 2514 Laguna
Martin Mary E , widow, furnished rooms, r. 1433 Mission
Martin Marv J., widow, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Mary L., widow, r. 2806d Pine
Martin Mary T., domestic 2220 Clay
Martin Mathilde, domestic 2426 Filbert
Martin Matthew, r. 1214 Larkin
Martin Matthew, r. IK! Hyde
Martin Matthew, master mariner, r. 381 Sanchez
Martin Mattie E. Mrs., r. 114 McAllister
Martin May, laundress, r. 1327 Minna
Martin Michael, jiainter, r. 4 Warren PI
Martin Michael, shiji calker, r. 395 Ninth
Martin Michael E., cabinetmaker, r. 509 Brj'ant
Martin Michael J., hackman, r. 136 Grove
XRY the:
SAIN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
GATTOJI,BELL & CO. '1™!!!™",="^ 406 California St.
THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
lis KIEKRISIY ST.
/NEUhAUS & CO.
MAR
985
MAR
Martin Nathan,- laborer, r. 1307 Pacific
Martin Norman H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 928i Valencia
Martin Oliver H., with Madison & Burke, r. T226 Jack-
son
Martin Owen, coalpasser stnir San Juan
Martin Owen, laborer, r. 518 First
Martin Owen, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Martin Patrick, r. 18271 Bush
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 341 Bush
Martin Patrick, teamster, r. 3 Treat Ax-
Martin Patrick J. , real estate agent, 14 P< st, r. 1013
Green
Martin Pauline Mrs., midwife, r. 827 Pacific
Martm Peter, r. 417 Twenty-iwnth
Martin Peter, r 1113 Howard
Martin Peter, r. 519 Sacramento
Martin Peter, expressman, r. W s Church nr Hermann
Martin Peter, laborer, r. SW cor Jersey and Castm
Martin I'etef, Seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Martin Peter B., clerk John Bruhns, r. 1025 Mission
Martin Peter O., r. 140 Guerrero
Martin R. C, 3d officer stmr Pomona
Martin Rebecca, widow, r. 632 Linden Av
JIartin Rebecca Mrs., dry goods, 400 Fourth
Martin Richard, commission merchant, r. 2213 VVc!)ster
Martin Richard E., deputy Internal Revenue Service, r.
Sausalito, Cal.
Martin Robert, carpenter, r. 14 Ellis
Martin Robert, laborer, r. 121 Juniper
Martin Robert, liquors, 803 Kearny, r. 620 Filbert
Martin Robert Mrs. , r. 1 11 Turk
Martin Rose, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Martin Ross, carbuilder, r. 1005 Buchanan
Martin Russell R., cashier A. S. WoUberg, r. 124 Ridley
Martin Samuel, tailor, 702 Market
Martin Samuel, with Crocker- Woohvorth National Bank,
r. 212 Powell
.Martin Susie, widow, r. 21 Vallejo
Martin Teresa Miss, shirtmaker, r. 269 Perrj-
Martin Terry P., bookkeeper Cliarles Adams, r. 1025
Mission
JIartin Theodore, salesman, r. 1835| Howard
Martin Thomas, r. 1613 Green
Martm Thomas, boilermaker, r. 13 Federal
Martin Thomas, hackman, r. 424J Linden Av
Martin Thomas, janitor, r. 19 Hinckley
Martin Thomas, miner, r. 512 Howard
Martin Thomas, real estate and insurance, 412 Montgom-
ery, r. 2821 Bush
Martin Thomas, steward 2123 Buchanan
Martin Thomas C, ca.shier Howard H. Hogan, r. 240
Taylor
Martin Thomas H., conductor, r. 1023 Union
Martin Thomas H., telegraph operator, r. 609 Pine
Martin Thomas J., collector, r. 733 Natoma
Martin Thomas K., porter, r. 1023 Union
Martin Thomas P.. engineer, r. 2514 Laguna
Martin Timothy, shoemaker, r. 11 Lafayette
Martin Virginia Mrs. , restaurant, 814 Jackson
Martin Walter T., liquors, 811i Kearny
>I.4KTI\ W. H. A en. (William H. Martin ^nd John
Ballard) capitalists, 204 Crocker BIdg
Martin White Mining Co., K. L. Ross secretary, 52-.=>3
Supreme Court Bldg
Martin Willard P., driver, r. 631 Guerrero
Martin William, bookkeeper, r. 2914 California
Martin William, butcher, r. 1000 Railroad Av
Martin William, clerk Auditing Dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1409a Mason
Martin William, laborer, SW cor Steiner and Waller
Martin William, physician and siu-geon, office and r.
408 Geary
Martin William, restaurant. Ferry Depot, r. 518 Powell
MARTIN WIIillAM A., M. !»., eye, ear, nose and
throat, 302 Stockton, hours 11 A. M. to 12 M. and 1
to 4 P. M. , r. 824 Fell, Telei)hone West 709
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS.
Jlpat d9Sijrpassed la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCflGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., 8. F.
Martin William C. (Martin & Co.) r. 749 Market
Martm William C, Secretary Third Vice-President
S. P. Co., 51 Union Trust Bldg, r. 1005 Buchanan
Martin William F. (Martin & Brommage) and accountant
Pacific and Sunset Tel. and Tel. Co.'s, r. 525 Har-
rison
.Martin \\illiam H. (\V. H. Martin &;Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Martin William H., clerk, r. 903 Jones
Martin William H., laborer, r. 25 Anthony
.Martin William H., machinist, r. 916 Post
-Marthi William J., chief operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
534 Bush
Martin William J., land agent South San Francisco Land
and Improvement Co. , r. Baden
Martin William L., with H. M. Newhall & Co., r. The
Oliver
.Martin William O., clerk Conunercial Hotel, r. 118 Silver
Martin Wdliam S., r. 1306a Powell
Martin William S., glovecutter, r. 2619 Howard
Martin William T., machinist, r. 3425a Sixteenth
Martin William W., buyer Draper & Selig, r. 300 Rail-
road Av
Martin Winnie Miss, dressmaker, 1318 Lai kin, r. 1214
Larkin
Martin W. Stanley, plaster paris modeler, r. 2015 Pine
Martin & Brommage (William F. Martin and William M.
Brommage) manufacturers' agents, 216 Bush
Martin & Co. (Martin Martin) blacksmiths, 1604 Mis-
sion
Martin & Co. (William C. Martin, Harry H. Frj- and
Arthur W. Lias)emplonuent agents, 749 Market
MARflN «& INUALSBE (.Miss E. L. Martin and
Mrs. Mary L Bradford) antique furniture, wa'l
papers and draperies, 715 Sutter
M.ittl'I.V A USOSER (John Martin|and Charies I.
Lindner) electr'cal engineers and agents Stanley
Electric Manufacturing Co. (Pittsfield, MajBS.) and
Commercial Electric Co. (Indianajwlis, Ind.) 106
Market, rooms 26-27
.Martin &.Martin (Andrew J. and David C.) liquors, NW
cor Bush and Larkin
Martin & Moore (Charlis F. Martin and George Moore)
dairy produce, 2231 Mission
Martin & Thorsen (John F. Martin and Peter Thorsen)
liquors, 805 Kearny
iS" Martin. See Marten, Martens and Mehrtens
Martina Peter, groceries and liquors, 1719 Hayes
Martine Henrj- G., clerk Post Oflice, r. 12 Mason
Martineau Edgar, r. 743 Pine
Martineaut Eugene D., i)hysician, office and r. 60G
Kearny
Martineaut Josephine Mrs., corset maker, r. 1010 Geary
Martinell Eugene, clerk Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., i:
1614i Powell
Mai-tinelFi Adolph, chef Conunercial Hotel, r. 421 Green
.Martinelli Ambrose, peddler, r. 1318 Dupont
Martinelli Antone, bootblack, 900 Kearny, r. cor Fourth
and Clementina
Martine'li Archie, teamster G. Camilloni
Martinelli Arnold E., porter Dairymen's Union of Cal.,
r. 802 Ellis
Martinelli Jeremiah, butcher, r. 920 Pierce
Martinelli Mai-j Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 1511 Stockton
Martinelli Narceso, cigarmaker, r. 1511 Stockton
Martinelli Ottavidno, teamster, r. 12 Ohio
MartiTielli Pamelia, widow, r. 425 Filbert
Martinelli Peter, peddler, r. 708 Front
Martinelli Rena Miss, compositor, r. 425A Filbert
ffS" Martinet. See Martenet
Martinez Alios, steward, r. 158 Silver
Martinez Augustin, engineer, r. 617 Bush
Martinez Catherine K. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 54 Oak
Martinez Charles H., upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. Berkeley
Martinez C. K. Mrs. teacher languages, r. -21 Franklin
Martinez Crisenari Miss, groceries, 800 Broadway
DIXON, BOBESON& GO. SHOW CnSES
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
m
Vou do not have to depend upon (See puge pp. aame Highland Springs.)
but have 30 different* kinds at lllGnLAINU ori\lNGo
MAR
986
Both Hot and Cold.
Tickets for Calistoga Route oa
sale at Southern Pacific l>epot*
MAR
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Martinez David, bricklayer, r. 310 Minna
.II.IRTIXEZ FELIFJB. phxsician, cflBce and r. 900
Powell, 'Jeleph(jne Main 5802
Martinez Greg-ory, carria^emaker, r. 616 Filbert
Martinez Henrv, cashier Landry C. Babin. r. 2109 Pacific
Av
.Martinez Juseph, janitor, r. 1021 Washington
Martinez Joseph, enijineer Merchants' Dry Dock, r. 2556
Greenwich
Martinez Joseph M. (Benson & Martinez) r. 713 Larkin
Martinez .lo-ie, domestic 1724 Hyde
Mntiiuz (if irue, cook, r. 418 Clementina
M;iitiiii / M;iriL' .Miss, dre.ssniaker, r. 721.^ Broadway
.Martiii.z -N. 1. Hotel Miramer
Martinez Nii\erta Miss, seamstress, r 1606 Stockton
Martinez Richard S., painter Thomas Costigan, r. 26
Morey PI
Martinez Segismondo, teacher music, 308 Post, r. Russ
House
-Martin* z Stephen, musician, r. 832} Vallejo
Martinho Antonio S., barber, 125 Jackson, r. 1401 Kear-
ny
Martini Andrea, bootblack, r. 12 Varennes
.\I:utini Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
.Martini Francis, plaster caster, r. 1219 Market
Martini Giovanni (Arrig-hi & Martini! r. 1611 Gearj-
Martini Giovanni, laborer, r. 1114 >Iontg-omerj-, rear
Martini Giovanni, tailor, r. 2 Moulton PI
Martini Giuseppe (S. Romani & Co.) r. 412 Broadway
Martini Giuseppe, e.xpreasman, r. 2 Union PI
.Martini James, vacquero, r. S s Fifteenth Av South nr P
Martini John, scavenger, r. 2545 Polk
.Martini Joseph, laborer, r. 3262 Mission
Martini Joseph, peddler, r. 11 Pollard PI
Martini Joseph, peddler, r. 817 Sansome
Martini Julius, r. 506 Green
Martini Lorenzo, clerk Pietro Bacelli, r. 1611 Gearv
Martini .Mar.\ . widow, r. 1008 Clay
.Martini .Mornierti, clerk, r. 1609 Geary
-Martini Kaffaele, vegetaljles, Colombo Market
•Martini Stefano, liquors, r. 14 Union PI
«C^ Martini. See Mariiny
-Marthioflf Robert W., clerk Anglo Californian Bank, r. 512
Eddy
Martinon John, cashier Un-ula, Urioste i-S: Co., r. 1925
Green
Martinoni Eniil (Buneman & .Martinoni) r. 1408 -Mason
Miirtinoni James F. (JIartinoni & Podesta) r. 428a Union
Martinoni Peter Jr., bookkee])er Greenebaum, Weil iV
Michaels, r. Alameda
-Martinoni Petro, macaroni maker, r. 1113 Kearny
ilartinoni & Podesta (James F. Martinoni and John .1.
Podesta) macaroni mnfr, 512 Washington
Martinetti Frank, barber, r. The Baldwin
Martinovich Jeremiah, cook, r. Alms House
Martinoyich Nicholas, coal passer stmr San Jose
Martinovch Sophia, widow, r. 1916 Leavenworth
Martin-er Bennett, seaman, r. 633 York
Martiny Frank, clerk Pac Mail SS. Co., r. 1228 Lombard
Martiny Julius, clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 1228 Lombard
Martius Bruno, bartender, r. 717^ Bush
Martland Robert W., president and manager Martland
Window Shade and Electric <;o., 426 r. Haight
Martland Window Shade and Electric Co., R. W. Mart-
land preside it, 426 Height
Martola Prospero, blacksmith, r. 13 Scotland
Marton Crook, bookkeeper, r. 430 Eddy
Martorello Alfonso, salesman Vincent Simi, r. S14i .lessie
Martoroni F. Paul, 6sherman, r. 447 Broadway
Marty Auguste, laborer, r. Sixth Av S nr P
Marty Charles, liquor^ San Bruno -\v nr Wavlaiid
Marty Emil, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P"
Marty Frank, liquors, 3015 Mission
Marty Louis, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Marlvne W. B., r. Ahlborn Ho-se
Maruehi Micliele, modeler, r. 3 Jasper PI
.Maruyama T., lodging's, 270 Brannan
Marvick Fritz, glass cutter Pioneer White" Lead and
Color Wks, r. 523 Natoma
Marvin A. T., purchasing agent Spring \aUey W. W., r.
Sausalito
Marvin E. Mrs., r. 2428 Market
M-iRVI-\ I-:K.4.\K W., vice-president Williams-Mar-
vin Co.. .ilW JIarket r. 1812 Larkin
Marvni Har\ey .\., cashier W. R. Knigh's Co., r. 1910
Devisadero
.Marvin James \'., agent Pi-ovident Savings Life .Assur-
ance Society (New York) r. Oakland
Marvin Marv E., widow, r. 27Dore
Marvin M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1517 Taylor
-Mar\ in Rena Miss, r. 2428 Market
ihirvin William M. Mrs., widow, r. Lake \'iew
Marvin William W. . asst seiretary Cyjiress Lawn Ccnit-
tyrv .\ssn, r. 20:50^ Steiner
MARWDEDEL C. F..»...<».a
siip|»Ii«'s or iiiat-liine sliops, foundries
anil iiiill>. ele<'trician.<i, i>la(ers, ryrle
rei»airer.<i. copper, brass, sterl, aruiii-
iniini. ett-.. ■'iSFir.sl, Telephone .Vlaiu 5043,
r. •iOll Rush
ilarwedel Walter, manager F. Marwelel, r. 2422 Union
JIarwedel C. Waller, manager C. F. .Marwedel, r. 2422
Union
Marwedel Edward H. , window shades, 712 Mi>i«iiin, r.
Fruitvale
Marx Aaron, teamster, r. 1203 Folsoin
Marx Beny, cUik, r. 1134 O'Farrell
-Marx Charles N., barber, r. 251 Third
.Marx Charles W., carpenter, r. 207 Clipjier
Marx Daniel, salesman Rosenthnl Bros. & Co., r. (ill
Taylor
-Marx David, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 616 Gear\
Marx Eliza, widow, teacher music, r. 2930 Laguna
Marx E-ther Miss, glovemaker, r. 1203 Folsom
Marx F. & Co. (Francois and Henry) furriers, 957 Market
Marx F. F., r. Palace Hotel
Marx Flora, widow, r. 812 Turk
Marx Francois (F. Marx & Co.) r. 1615 Steiner
Marx George F. , carrier Post Office, r. 2108 Larkin ■
iLarx Gustave A., shoemaker, r. 961 Mission
Marx Henrj- (Watson & Marx and F. Maix & Co.) r. (iO'.i
Steiner
Marx Heim', cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 48 Lcu-
isa
Marx Heim', ntfice 126 Kearny, room 5, r. 812 Turk
-Marx Henry >L, r. 425 Twenty-third
Marx Isaac, newsdealer, r. 507 Pine
.Marx Isaac, with M. J. Brandenst€in & Co., r. »M Stnck-
ton
Marx J., office 303 California, room 3
-Marx J. F. V. W., saddlemaker Keiuiikey Gi ham fc
Sawyer, r. 2930 Laguna
Marx Lizetta Mrs., r. 1203 Folsom
Marx Lizzie, manager Mansion House, 961 Mission
-Marx Louis, stage carpenter The Or]>heum, r. Hotel
Lani<ham
Marx Melville, salesman The Columbia Shoe Store, r. 611
Taxlor
Marx Nathan, clerk, r. 1321 Natoma
.11-4.K-V R.4LPH E., secretary The Hamburger Co.,
SE cor Market and Taylor, r. 1309 Van Ness Av
Marx S. & Co. (Samuel Mai x) iiinfrs agents, 126 Kearny,
room 5
Marx Samuel (S. Marx & Co.) r. 812 Turk
1^" Marx. See Marcus, Marks and Mark
Marxen John P., fre ght clerk 417 Vallejo
Marxen Julius, butcher 1100 Golden Gate \v, r. 21:12
Howard
Marxsen William, salesman O'Connor, Mufltat i Co., r.
704i Mis-ion
Maryanski Modest, mining, r. 431 Ellis
Maryatt Henry A., messenger, r. 308* Eighth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWiLI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.Vl^l^'rZTo
PHOrOGRAPHlGiS
RELOADING
T. P. ANDREWS
109 Montgomery St.
MAR
987
MAS
M.iRVE <;K0K4;R T. Jr., office 234 Montsfoiuery,
I'.uil.lniu-, 1504 Market
k \V. ((». W. Marye & (Jo.) 1
Virginia City,
NARVE O. W. A €0, (Orriek W. Marye, Alexander
C. Stuart and William F. White) stockbrokers, 234
Montgomery
Maryland Meter Manufacturinj^ Co., l)u Aal I't; Carroll
agents, 221 Front
Marz Emil, clerk, r. 906 McAllister
Marzano Guiseppe, r. 2311 Folsoni
Marzo Caniillo, pressman, r. 324 Green
Marzo Eugenio, painter, r. 324 Green
Marzolf Emile, coffee and spices, 608 Elizabeth
Marzolf George, laborer, r. S s Mateo nr Arlington
Masario Louis, carpenter, r. 44J Erie
Mascharetti Vineenzo, laborer, r. 318 Vallejo
Maschendorf Dietrich, liquors, 609 Sansome, r. 2023 I'ow-
. ell
Mascherini Faust E., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Greenwich and Montgomery Av, r. 625 Greenwich
Maschio Charles A., wood and cyal, 1208 Church
Mascnke Elvina Mrs., r. 1721 Jackson
Mascot James watchman S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden Gate
Av
Mascot Stables, Andrew J. Turner proptr, 110()-110«
Golden Gate Av
Masi Juan, barber, 2437 Mission
Masich Bias, waiter Martin Franusich
Masich John, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
Maskew Sydney, clerk Beattie Bros., r. 1914 Howard
MASKEV FKA\K, candy manufacturer, 32 Kearny,
r. (il4 Suiter
lYlAuKtlu tine raiidlt's, S^ Kearny
Maskijvv Harry, groceries and liquors, 1020 Pacific, r.
1014i Pacifio
Maslay John, shoemaker, 403 Sutter, r. 727 Minna
MASLIN EDWIX W., chief deputy U. S. Naval
Office, r. Alameda
Masiifckolf Chris, patternniaker, r. 41 Perry
MASOERO CESAREveteH«ar..«r.
eeun, i>i-oi»rletor Cosmopolitan Veter-
inary Inliriuary, 811 Howard, Telephone
Main 457
Mason Alameda, domestic 339i Hayes
Mason Alonzo, paper carrier, r. 1915 Filbert
Mason Andrew, w-aiter stmr Modoc, r. Oregon House
Mason Andrew J. , mining, r. 408 Haight
Mason Anna Mrs., groceries, 1 Palmer
Mason Arthur C, machinist, r. 128i Ninth
Mason Arthur F., harnessmaker, r."l08 AIcAllister
MASOK CASPEK H., mining secretary, 324^ Mont-
gomery, r. Lick House
Mason Cha'rles, engineer, r. 1284 Ninth
Mason Charles F. , shoemaker, r. 219 Steiner
Mason Charles M. , contractor and builaer, office 10 Post,
r. 235 Seventh
Mason Chester O'Dell, compositor Eastman & Kimball,
r. 116 Sixth
Mason 1 aiiiel, laborer, r. 432 Fourth
Mason Edward M., quartermaster stmr Corona, r. 114
Pacific
Mason Ellen, widow, r. 613 Folsom
Mason Enmi i Miss, fancy goods, 947 V'alencia
Mason Emma L. Miss, compositor Bulletin, r. 609 Sutter
Mason Fiank, wo(xl worker, r. 128 J Ninth
Mason Frank E., chief engineer, r. 1827 Turk
Mason Frederick, seaman, r. 1416 Kearny, rear
Mason Frederick E., mnfrs agent, 220 Sutter, r. Alameda
Mason George J., fireman Market St. Ry., r. 3 Palmer
Mason George L., ojitician Henry Kalin & Co., r. 510
Duncan
Mason George W., bartender Buchanan & Riley, r. 251
Tehama
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. G'wYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311 14 HYDE ST.. between
E:ddy and EUis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 r. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STATES BREWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Mason Harry, longshoreman, r. 2017 Uupimt, rear
.Mason Henry, laborer, r. 44 Russ
.Vlason Hugli S., salesman John E. (^uinn, r. 117 Saga-
more, Ocean View
.Mason James, clerk, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Mason James, engineer Engine 18, r. 417 Duncan
.Mason James, laborer, r. Alms House
MASO^' JAMES, notary public and conveyancer, 425
California (basement) Telephone Main 809, r. 1016i
N'alencia
.Mason James, printer, r. 513 Elizabeth
.Mason James, switchman S. P. Co. , r. 620 Fourth
.Mason James F., salesman Johnson & Emigh, r. 1127
Broadway
Mason James" H. P., clerk S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
Mason James S., elevator operator Flood Bldg, r. 328
Tenth
Mason Joel P., harnessmaker, r. 308 Grove
Mason John, real estate, 1127 broadway
Mason John E., civil engineer, 306 Pine, room (>, r. Ala-
meda
Mason Joseph H., physic'an, office and r. 1053 Market
Mason Joseph J., real estate, 6 Merchants Exchange
Bldg, r. Berkeley
Mason .loseph W., bookkeeper L. & G. Brenner, r. Oak-
land
Mason Kalsh H., driver Electric Laundry, r. 724 Four-
teenth
.Mason Mary Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Mason Minnie, domestic 824 Twenty-first
.Mason Nathaniel H. A., stock raiser, r. 83C Turk
.Ma«on Philip H., master mariner, r. 28 California
.Mason Reginald W., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r. Sausa-
lito. Cal.
MASON SAMUEL, contractor and builder, Ss Saga-
more bet Capitol and Plymouth, r. Ocean View
■Mascjii Thoma-s, sailmaker, r. 6 Howard Court
.Mason Thomas, seaman stmr Santa Rosa
.Mas.in William, r. 1409 Scott
.Mas. Ill William, laborer, r. 169 Perry
.Mason William, tinsmith, r. 236 Iowa
Mason William H., carriage maker, r. 19 South Park
Mason William M., cook, r. 614 Kearny
it:^ Mason. See Maison, Masson and Maysoii
MASONIC BOAKI» OF KEI.IEF, Elias C. Hare
secretary. Masonic Temple
MASO.\l€ KOAKU OF RELIEF EMFLOV-
.MENT BIIKEAIU 8 Post, Masonic Temple, Tele-
phone Main 695
M.ISONK; cemetery, Wniiam S. Moses superin-
tenileiit, Masonic Av bet Fulton and Turk, entrance
Turk nr Lone Mountain, Telephone Main 1858^
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, George
J. Hobe secretary, 42 Masonic Temple, Telephone
Main 1858
MASONIC SAYINGS AND LOAN BANK (in
liquidation) Hiram T. Graves secretary, 808 Mont-
gomery
M.iSONIC TE.MPLE, NW cor Post and Montgomery
Masonick Isaac, tailor, VC>ri Missicm, r. 312 Jessie
MASONS' ANO i:iiM»KRS' ASSOCIATION,
C. R. Warrell prt-siiKiit, \ictor Hoffmann secretary,
office 16 Post
MASONS' ANI» BIILOERS' EXCIIAN<iE. Frank
E. Dietz proprietor, wines and liquors, 310 Mont-
gomery
Masons' Fraternal Accident Association of America
(W-estfield, Mass.) William S. Dibble agent, 405
Montgomery, room 1
Masounette Philip, clerk Herrman Cohen, r. 1446 Leaven-
worth
Mass August W., salesman Henry Stelling
-Mass Peter H., papercarrier, r. 2513 Larkin
By Mass. See Maas and Maass
Massa Antonio, carpenter, r. SllJ Greenwich, rear
Massa Antonio, peddler, r. 8 Sonora
Massa (Jiuseppe, musician, r. 4 Sonora
«^ ft
STOVES
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W. B. CHAPMAN -fn'.'il.rLlil.V
Importer of a few Selected Vintages
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
ilassa Lorenzo, fruits and ^eg-etables, 845 McAllister
MAiiiSiACHIT.SETT.S BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIA-
TIOSi (Boston, Maxs.) D. Gilbert Dexter general
manager, 819 Market, room 10
Massachusetts Hill Miiiiny^ Co. The, David A. Jenning
secretarv, 401 California, room 14
MA.SSAC-H1SETT8 MITI AL LIFE I\!»IR-
Ai\€E t'O., Charles M. T. Parker manager, Frank
J. Parker cashier, 214 Pine, room 56
Massacostas Nicholas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
KS' Massberg. See Maasberg
Massen Christian, carjienter, SE c<jr Baker Av and
Barneveld
Masser Joseph, proprietor Fishennan's Home, 3 Vallejo
Masset August, shoemaker, r. 222 Ritch, rear
Ma-sett William J., bartender, r. 620 Filbert
Mas-etti Paul, mnfr sausages, 102 McAllister
.nA!»!JEl K,S AOEKC'V, F. E. Goodban proprietor,
1117 \m\ Ness Av nr Post
Massey Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 1548 Howard
Massey Augustus, bartender, r. 1008i Market
Massey Emma A. Miss, foreladv Snow's Dye Wks, r 146
Twelfth
Massey Henry A., attorney at law, 530 California, niDin
29, r. 630 Eddy
Massey J. A., solicitor, r. 1055 Market
Massey James, barber Lous I'lsemer, r. 726 Valleju
Massey James R., carpenter, r. 824 Treat Av
Massey John, butcher, i-. :il() Twenty-eighth
Massey John, contractorandbuilder, oflSce 16 Post, r, 824
Treat Av
Massey John B. , pc»rter Oh nipic Club, r. 505 Hyde
Massey Mollie E., widow, r. 2009 O'Farrell
Massey Samuel, porter, r. 833 Geary, rear
Massey Sarah M. , widow, lodgings", 1008i Market
-WASSIE HE.VKV <*., dentist, office 231 Post, r. 707i
Hyde
Massie William, train baggageman S. P. Co., r. 157
Seventh
.Massie William G., barber, 3129 Mission
.Mas-illdii Abraham, peddler, r. 933 Sacramento
ilassocosta Nicholas, washer S. F Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Massoletti Giaccomo, carpenter, r. 2312 Taylor
Massoletti Michael, carpenter, r. 2312 Taylor
Massoline Agosto, laborer, r. 6 Sonora
Ma.ssitiine Virgine, florist, 204 Central Av, r. 206J Cen-
t al Av
Masson Aime, secretary French Library, 305 Larkin, r
710 Ellis
Masson Ernest J., butcher Joseph Furlong, r, 1203 Val-
lejo
Mas-son Eugene, laborer, r. 1 August Allev
Masson Hector, clerk Strauss & Strauss, r. 1 August
Alley
Masson Henr.\-, r. 1004 Union
.Masson Leon, salesman, r. 1203 Vallejo
Masscjn Li\ rada, widow, r. 220 Union, rear
Miissnii .Mary Miss, compositor Le Petit Californien. r.
.Masson .Marius V., tinsmith, r. 1203 Vallejo
.Masson .Mary Mr.s., r. Alms House
.Masson May Miss, r. 3 City Hall Av
.Masson Thomas, seaman, r. Alms House
l£?" Masson. See Maison, M;ison and Mavson
Massonabe Anna Mrs., groceries and notions, N^V cor
Cortland Av and Buena Vista, B. H.
Massonabe Delmas, r. NW(-or Cortland Av and Buena
Vista, B. H.
Massone A. & Co. (Antonio and Beniditto Massohe and
Peter Brichetto) bakery, 1339 Dupont
Massone Almedole, peddler, r. 919 Sansome
Massone Annibal, jieddler. r. 919 Sansome
Massone Antonio (A. Massone & Co.) r. 1339 Dupont
MassDue Beniditto (A. Massone & Co.) r. 1339 Dupont
Massone Giovanni, peddler, r. 919 Sansome
Massoni Alexander (Massoni & Del Carlo) r. 1121
Kearny
Massoni Frank, teamster, r. 412 Union
Massoni G., clerk Guileanelli Bros., r. 3009 Sixteenth
Massoni Giovanni (C. Baldocchi & Co.) r. 414 Green
Massoni Giovanni, peddler, r. 418 Broadway
Massoni James, clerk C. Baldocchi & Co., r. 940 McAl-
lister
Massoni Joseph, grinder, r. 130 Dolores
Massoni Lawrence (Massoni & Co.) r. 107 Hayes
Massoni Lorenzo, foreman Rufiino & Bianchi, r. 18 Gil-
bert
Massoni Peter, salesman Angelio Botri, r. 937 Oak
Massoni Pietro, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Massoni & Co. (LawTence Massoni and Emil Di Vecchi)
butcher", 138 Hayes
Massoni & Del Carlo (Alexander E. Massoni and Paolo
Del Carlo) wines, 1121 Kearny
Massuero Felice, baker, r. 3 Grand PI
Mast Charles W., cigarmaker, r. 364 J Third
Masteller M. L., relief agent S. P. Co., r. 6 Eddy
Masteller I. C. Asst AdjuUnt General G. A. R., Dept of
Califoniit and Nevada, 18 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 6 Eddy
Masten Charles E., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 510
Hayes
Masten James O., reed worker, r. 3261 Mission
Masten Joseph M., with Crocker- Woolworth National
Bank, r. Alameda
Masten Juan, tailor Henr.^ Bruggeman, r. 2 Morton PI
Masten Louis C, bookkeeiier S. F. Savings Union, r.
2218 Clay
MA8TEN NATHAK K,, financial agent Southern
Pacific and president Maricopa and Phcenix Rail-
road Co., 3 Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 973, r.
2218 Clay, Telephone West 50
Master Bakers' Protective Association, Herman C. Hick-
stedt secretarj-, 81 Fourth
M.iSTER IX CDAXVEKV. U. S. Circuit Court. 57
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
.Master Mariners' Benevolent Association, 71 New Mont-
gomery
.Master ilariners' Benevolent Association Cenieterj-,
North of Point Lobos A\- nr Thirty -third Av
Master Painters' Association of Pacific Coast, E. Black
president, H. Wagner secretary, office 16 Post
Master Plumbers' Association, 46 O'Farrell
Masters Edward M., tinsmith, r. 108 Clara
Masters Elizabeth, widow, r. 180 Clara
Masters Frederick J. , superintendent Methodist Chinese
Mission Home, 916 Washington, r. Berkeley
Masters George W. K., master schr Gardner City, oflBce
48 Market, r. Alameda
Masters H. , r. 1045 Market
Masters John D., upholsterer, r. 180 Clara
Masters Robert, sorter Pac. Can Co. , r. 180 Clara
Masters William H., conductor, r. 2436 Fulton
Masterson Eliza Miss, janitress Kohler & Chase, r. 636
Miiuva
Masterson FVances, domestic Mount St. Joseph's Infant
Ori>han Asylum
Masterson George, capitalist, r. 1700 Harrison
Masterson Hugh, lampl ghter, r. 78 Natoma
Masterson Hugh L., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt&Co.,
r. 228 J Page
Masterson James, driver Parisian Steam Laundry, r. 1602
Dolores
Masterson James, laborer, r. 132 Freelon
Masterson J. Henry, bookkeeper Golden Gate Lumber
Co., r. Oakland
Masterson John, laborer, r. 636^ Minna
Masterson Lawrence, fireman stmr Acapulco, r. 56 Shiji-
ley
Masterson Lawrence, laborer Sprinir Valley W. W., r
2611 J Sutter
Masterson Terrence, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. V.
Co., r. r
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
ent Worit
Room 20
Bituminous Rock and Ce
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
The San FrancisGQ GALL: is a Great Newspaper
THE FITTZ CURE -
taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
generally, because it_is a Safe and Pernianent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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N.1!4TI€K, BKLCHER •& MASTICK (Edwin B.
Mastick, William C. Belcher and George H. Mastiek )
attorneys at law, 520 Montgomery, Telephone Main
144
Mastiek Edwin B. (Mastiek, Belcher & Mastiek) r. Ala-
meda
Mastiek George H. (Mastiek, Belcher & Mastiek) r. Ala-
meda
1UA8TICK REITBCK W., manager A. C. Nichols &
Co., 400-404 Battery, r. Alameda
MASTICK iiiBABIIItV C, attorney at law, .120 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Mastilich Vicente, washer S. F. laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Mastny Birdie Miss, labeler F. Korbel & Bros., r. 900
Bryant
Mastny May A. Miss, labeler F. Korbel & Bros., i. !)00
Bryant
Mastny Olga Miss, r. 900 Bryant
Masure Charles M., seaman, r. 131 East
Masury Wyzeman M. , salesman Daniel VV. Bates, r. 2031
Sacramento
Mata Benjamin, barber, r. 804 Vallejo
Match John C, foreman bolt dept Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
015 Tennessee
Matches Aitken E., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
Berkeley
Matches John C, clerk Cluff Bros., r. 518 Laguna
Matenda Anton, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Materne Laura, widow, r. 124 Third Av
Matesky Charles, machinist, r. 715 Howard
Matfeld't M. Mrs., laundress, r. 1309 Polk
Mathst Edward (Delbos & Mathat) r. 527 Pine
MATHKNA EUWAKU «. REV., pastor Oliyet
Presbyterian Church, r. 220 Mississippi
Matheny Brown, bartender Thomas L. Cazneau, r. WSk
Ellis
Matheny Emetine Mrs., r. 702 Tennessee
Matheny Neal G., carpenter, r. 702 Tennessee
Mather C. R. Mrs., r. 407 Franklin
Mather Philip, shoemaker, r. SE cor Bank and Blaine
Mather Robertson, laborer r. 705^ Tennessee
AIATHEK SQIIIER R., physician and surgeon, 406
Sutter, r. 823 Hyde
Mather William, r. 26 Grove
Mather William H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 8i
Sherman
Matheron Jean, cook, r. 432 Vallejo
Matheron John, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Matheion Joseph (Escallier & Matheron) r. 621 Pacific
Matheron Valentin, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Mathers Jesse, butcher Horn & Judge, r. First Av South
bet Kentucky and M
Mathers John, teacher Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, r.
SE cor Grove and Baker
Mathes Eugene, engineer John G. Hs & Co., r. 1830
Powell
Mathes Jacob, butcher J. G. James & Co., r. Ninth Av
South and N
Mathesius Lizzie Mrs., hairdressing, 615 Hyde
Matheson A. F. , quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Matheson Alexander, cai-penter, r. 2140a Market
Matheson Andrew T., cutter G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 250
Tehama
Matheson Ann Miss, r. 801 J Turk
Matheson Catherine, widow, r. 250 Tehama
Matheson Charles W., shoecutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
250 Tehama
Matheson Daniel, teamster Alexander McKay, r. 924
Howard
Matheson Daniel H., contractor and builder, r. 933 San-
chez
Matheson Edgar J., machinist, r. 933 Sanchez
Matheson John, assistant foreman Engine 19
Matheson John, seaman, r. 131 East
Matheson John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
13 Pearl
H. S. BRIDGE St CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 Ti^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Impfrted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifori^ia Bottlip^ C^o,
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Terephone West 144- 1413 EDDY ST.
Matheson John A., 1st officer stmr Transit, r. 1637 Ful-
ton
Matheson John C, driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Maiming PI
Matheson John R., laborer, r. 250 Tehama
.Matheson Joseph J., pre-ident Musicians' Mutual Pro-
tective Union, 39 Fourth, r. 1609 Mission
Matheson Kenneth, salesman Raphael's Incorporated, r.
227 Pierce
Matheson Louis, runner Ahlborn House, r. <il5.V Pine,
rear
.Matheson M. Miss, bookkeeper Michels Wand & Co. , r.
408 Jones
Matheson Murdock D., carpenter, r. 227 Pierce .
Matheson Sarah Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Matheson Sarah E., widow, r. 806i Haight
Matheson Thomas, driver Ahlborn House, r. 513i Hyde
Matheson William A., driver Engine 8, r. 1616 Pacific Av
Matheson William D., clerk Wm. H. Miner, r. 933 San-
chez
B^" Matheson. SeeMathewson.Mathisonand Mathieson
Matheu Josie, with B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 1315 San-
some
Matheu M. S. , oftice 193 Crocker Bldg
Mathews Ambrose, barber, r. 1091 Howard
Mathews Andrew J., liquors, 427 Pacific
Mathews Arthur F., landscape and portrait artist, 728
Montgomery, r. 618 Oak
Mathews Charles C, adjuster, r. 126 Seventh
Mathews Charles H., foreman, r. 2007 Polk
Mathews Charles L, bookkeeper Jose))h Budde, r. 8
Twenty-fourth Av
Mathews Edward J., driver, r. 1525 Jackson
Mathews Eli. shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 3 Polk
Mathews George M., carrier Post Office, r. 359 Chapul-
tepec
Mathews George S., marble wks, NW cor Turk and
Wood, r. 2111 Golden Gate Av
Mathews George V., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 205
Larkin
Mathews Gustave, laborer, r. 4 Hunt
Mathews H. Allen, Pac. Coast agent Starkey & Paleii,
120 Sutter, room 27
Mathews Harry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Mathews Harvey, salesman Moore, Hunt & Co. , r. 1501
Jackson
Mathews Henry E. , real estate and insurance, 120 Sutter,
room 27, r. 841 California
Mathews Hiram W. (Ash & Mathews) attorney at law,
601 California, r. 744 Ellis
Mathew.s James, painter, r. 8 Gough
Mathews John, barber, r. 1040 Folsom
Mathews John, laborer, r. 701 Florida
Mathews John H., butcher, 220 Eighteenth
Mathews Joseph H., chief engineer stmr Rio de Janeii'o
.Mathews Katie M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1525 Jackson
Mathews Lionel, bookkeeper Solomon Mathews, r. 854
Mission
Mathews Lottie M. Miss, r. 8 Twenty-fourth Av
Mathews Margaret, widow, r. 8 Twenty-fourth Av
Mathews Margaret, widow, r. 1525 Jackson
Mathews Marv Mrs., liquors, 1426 Fulton
Mathews Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 806 Min-
nesota
Mathews Peter, laborer, r. 1312 Filbert
Mathews Rebecca, widow, r. 2116 Golden Gate Av
Mathews Robert, riveter Union Iron Wks, r. 705J Ten-
nessee
Mathews Samuel A., clerk, r. 1220 Steiner
Mathews Solomon, second-hand furniture, 859 Mission,
r. 854 Mission
Mathews Thomas, seaman, r. 218 Minna
Mathews Thomas, surveyor, r. 24.=) Perry
Mathews Victor E., with" H. E. Mathews, office 120 Sut-
ter, room 27, r. 841 California
Mathews William A., driver, r. 1525 Jackson
Mathews William A. , special agent Sun Ins. Office., r.
East Oakland
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Mathews William H. , advertising agent, r. 2116 Golden
Gate Av
Mathews Wlliam S., engine inspector S. P. Co., r. 238
Seventeenth
Its' Mathews. See Matthews
.Mathewson Catherine C. Mrs, propriet^ir The Clifton, 502
Powell
Mathewson Donald C. , engineer, r. The Clifton
Mathewson Henry G., hookkeeper H. W. Rilev «fc Co., r.
502 Powell
Mathewson Herbert B., gripman, r. 1634 Grove
Mathewson Herbert D., policeman, r. 1634 Grove
Mithtwson John, boiiennaker, r. 540.^ Second
Mathewson Joseph H., assa.ver, r. The Clifton
Mathewson Nelson, hoseman Engine 4, r. 60 Natoma
Math wson William, plumber, r. 540i Second
Mathewson William A., ico. 420 Eighth, r. 251 Eleventh
Mathewson W. W. , deputN , Cit^- and County Surveyor,
r. 2311 Page
1^" Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathieson and Mathi-
son
Mathey Joseph, fruits, 601 Washington, r. 'SVi cor \'al-
lejo and Montgomery
Mathiason Mathias, seaman, r. 518 Pacific
Mathiesen Caroline, widow, r. 629 Florida
Mathiesen John, clerk, r. 832 California
Mathiesen Nicholas, i)lumber. Petersen & Fisher, r. 621)
Florida
Mathieson Frederick E., master mariner, r. SW cor
Haight and Pierce
Mathieson John, pilot, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Sig" .Mathieson. See Matheson, Mathewson, Mathison
and Matthewson
Mathien Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison) r. 1239 Leaven-
worth
Matliieu Francis L. , bookkeeper Sperrj^ Flour Co. , r.
1715 Larkin
Mathieu Gaston, musician, r. 725 Larkin
Mathieu Gaston Jr., watchmaker and jeweler, 725 Lar-
Mathieu Julien, r. 2425 Buchanan
Alathieu Julien Jr., bookkeeper R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r.
Oakland
Mathieu Marianne Mrs., water-color artist, r. 2425 Bu-
chanan
Mathieu X Maison (Alphonse Mathieu and Leon A.
liaison) mnfg jewelers, 328 Bush
^r Mathieu. See Mathew and Matthew
Mathil M. E , r. 1222 ElUs
Mbthiot Harvey A., machine hand, r. 109 Silver
Mathis Jacob L., teacher Cal. School of Mechanical Arts,
r. 723 York
Mathis Lemraie, steward, r. 637 Washington
Mathis Samuel, ooalpasser Spring Valley W. W., r. Lake
Merced
Mathisen Joachim B., architect, 523 Montgomery, r.
berkeley
Matliison Aiidtew C, real estate, r. 44 Sixth
Mathison George, art i)arlors, 669 Howard, r. 27 Minna
Mathison George, barber Anthony Sparrow
Mathison James, lumberman, r. 7 Garden
.Mathison John I. , driver Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
2001 Leavenworth
K5" Mathison. See Matheson, Mathewson, Mathieson
and Matthewson
Matick Louis M., liquors, SW cor Drumm and Pacific, r
1306 Pacific
.Matier K. F. , helper Bay District Track
Matison Henry F., bartender John D. JIadison, r. 2813
Folsom
Matison John D., liquors, NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Folsom, r. Bakersfield, Cal.
Matison Peter, seaman, r. 36 Welsh
Matisz Stephen, tanner, r. N s Twenty-fifth and Ne-
braska
Matlain John H., fireman stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Matii Anthony, waiter, r. 303 Grove
Matli Antonio, cook AnthoJiy Lo Presti, r. 303 Grove
Matlock Leri B., clerk S. F. 'Laundry, r. 356 Third
Matoon Jennie A. , domestic 96 Belcher
Matott Angelina D., widow, r. 45a Federal
>Iatraia Amadeo, fruits and vegetablt s, 911 Harrison
-Matraia Angelo, clerk L. Bini, r. Ill Collingwood
Matrimonial Advocate, J. L. Hopkins editor and pub-
lisher, office 515 Kearny
Matschek Ferdinand L., druggist Joseph Young, r. 1114
Folsom
Matschke Albert, groceries, 1201 Fillmore, r. 13 Bourbin
PI
Matsei Albino (S. Vosti & Co.) r. W s Mission Road nr
County Line
Matsen William, lodgings, 606 Pine
Matson Alfred, carpenttr, r. 337 Duncan
Matson Andrew P. , dentist, office and r. 1755a Howard
Matson Charles P. , master mariner, r 328 Fremont
Matson Emma, domestic Golden West Hotel
Matson Fannie L. Miss (Blair & Matson) r. 1045 Market
Matson George, plumber, r. 1» Eureka
Matson Godfrey, bricklayer, r. 907 Howard
Matson Ida, domestic New Western Hotel
Matson J., porter Golden West Hotel
Mat»on James C, shoecutler Cahn, Nickelsburg & ('<i.,
r. 117 Ha.ves
.Matson 3. M. , seaman stmr Columbia
.Matson John, plumber, 2230 Gearj', rear
.Matson John, secretary RocklinGranite Curbing Co.,
313 Montgomeri-, r. Rocklin, Placer Co., Cal.
Matson Mary Miss, r. 15 Eureka
Matson Nels M., carpenter, r. 268 Sagamore, Oca»n View
.Matson Peter, laborer New Greenland Dairy, r. Bay View
g^ Matson. See Madison, Madson, Mattison and" Matt-
Matsumaru Harry, druggist, r. 3 Latham PI
Matt Andrew, horseshoer, r. 843 Harrison
Matt Norbert, liquors, 248 Sutter, r. 1507^ Franklin
.Matta Alfred V., secretary O. P. Downing & Co., 116 Bat-
tery
Matta Claude E., salesman O. P. Downing* Co., 116 Bat
tery
Matta Emelio D., tailor, r. 232 Minna
Matta Michael, peddler, r. 74 Minna
eW Matta. See Mata
Mattat Charles G., cigars and tobacco, 316 Montgomery
.\v, r. 821 Greenwich
Mattel Jules, waiter, r. 531 Filbert
Mattel Louis, cook, r. 42 Louisa
Matteoni Giovanni (Guerra & Matteoni) r. 15 Hinckley
Matter Leontine, laundry, 532 Valencia
Mattern George .\. , superintendent J. J. Pfist«r Knitting
Co., r. Berkeley
Mattern Herman 1 Mattern & Moore) r. 8 John
Mattern Kiuloljili, elerk P. Mayor & Co., r. 132 Eleventh
Mattern ^V .\Ii pore ( Herman Matteni and Robert Moore)
leather and findings, 25 New Montgomery
.Mattes James W., saddler, r. 110 Chattanooga
Mattes John A. , waiter, r. 2623 Sutter
Mattes Nicholas, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r. 707
Mission
.Matteson Erastus P., clerk Custom House, r. 2213 Leav-
enworth
.nATTEVCCI F. A- CO. (Felice Matteucci, Basilio
Puccinelli and Haftaello Vannucci) macaroni factory,
311 Francisco
ilatteucel Felice (F. Matteucci & Co. and Matteucci &
Vannucci) r. 126 Pacific
n.lTTEtCCI A- VA-Wrcn (Felice Matteucci and
Rafifaele Vannucci) groceries and liquors, 124 Pa-
cific
Mattfeldt Frederick W., bartender, r. 211 Seventh
-Matthai Frank, cut sole.dept S. H. Frank & Co., r. 32S1
Mission
Matthai Gertrude, widow, r. 1 Medau PI
Matthai Jolin C. H., wagonmaker, r. 3281 Mission
Matthai Mary E. Mrs., r. 912 Seventeenth
SAiN FRAiNCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imi OF STEEET and SIDEWALK WORX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRI C LA U N D R Y CO. T.f.r„';^:fl* ?J
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Matthai Richard, r. a2Sl Mission
Matthay Henrj- H., nuifr iiiiibrellas, r. 105 Montsfoineiv
Matthtas Charles (Charles Mattheas & Co. 1 r. lOOfi Har-
IIATTHEAS 4-H.iKLES A 4'0. (Charles Mattheas)
cigars and to'iacco, 400 Sixth
.nA.TCHI'JtT ItUUTIIKU Rev., teacher Sacred
Heart College, SK cor Larkin and Eddv
Matthew Marj H., widow, r. 222f)J Post
i^ Matthew. See Mathieu and Matliew
Matthews .Alfred, clerk Am. District Tel. Co., r. US
Si.xth
.Matthews Ambrose 1'., salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.
322 Golden Gate Av
.Matthews Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 129 Haigfit
Matthews Arthur VV. (Matthews Bros. & Co.) r. 72.',
Twenty-third
.Mattliews Hernard, laborer, r. N\V cor Diamond and
Clipper
.Matthews Brothers & Co. (('harles and Arthur W. Mat-
thews and Percy R. Mutch) proprietors Standard
Soda Water Co., 1434-1«6 Valencia
Matthews Charles (Matthews Bros. & Co.) r. 1427.1. Val
encia
Matthews Charles, contractor, r. 6C7 Minna
-Matthews Charles, pilirt, r. Russ House
Matthews Charlotte Mrs., r. 115 Clinton
Matthews Clara, widow, r. 152 Thirteenth
.Matthews David, engineer, r. 1120J Folsom
-Matthews Edward S. , conductor Market St. Ry. , r. Mi
Broderick
-Matthews Edwhi L., conductor, r. 25281 Sutter
-Matthews Emanuel, butcher, r. 921 Twenty-third
Matthews Frederick C, asst manager Pickens, Fulton &
Co. , r. 110 Liberty
-Matthews George, seaman, r. Alms House
-Matthews Henry, capitalist, r. 509 Kearnv
-Matthews Henry L., rancher, r. 819 Twenty-fomth
Matthews J. , fireman stmr San Bias
-Matthews James, as.st foreman Hose 2, i-. 302 Green
Matthews James E., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. :iVl
Miima
-Matthews Jesse, teamster, r. 1208 Thirteenth .\v South
Matthews John, r. 222 Filbert
MATTHEWS JOHJf AFPAK-ATUS €0. (New
York) Gilmore N. -4gne\v agent, 52 Second
-Matthew .i John, boxmaker, r. 833 Dolores
-Matth ws John, cook, r. 1434 Turk
.\tatthews John A. , conductor, r. 209 Twenty-second
Matthews John J., barber, r. 302 Green
Matthews John M., physician, r. 921 Twenty-third
Matthews Joseph, waiter Russ House
-Vlatthews Lawrence, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 120
Welsh
-Matthews Leonard P., ])aperhanger Nathan Brace, r.
528i Valencia
Matthews Lillie Miss, machine oi)erator, r. 120 Welsh
-Matthews Lionel S., bookkeeper Solomon Matthews, r.
854 -Mission
Matthews Lorenzo D., carbuilder, r. 720^ Lott
-Vlatthews Mary, widow, r. 9 Sherwood PI
-Matthews Marj-, widow, r. 22 Bond
-Matthews Mary, widow, r. 302 Green
Matthews Mary, widow, r. 2133 Bush
.Matthews Michiiel, laborer, r. 1331J Minna
-Matthews Nancy F., widow, r. 129 Haight
.Matthews Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Preston PI
-Matthews Patrick, marine fireman, r. 1110 Hamijshirc
-Vlatthews Patrick Jr., laborer, r. 16 Preston PI
Matthews Peter, expressman SW cor Polk and Pine, r. ^
Harry PI
-Vlatthews Samuel, rigger, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Samuel B., canner}' superintendent Alaska
Packers" Association, r. 813a Hayes
-Vlatthews Samuel 1)., builder, r. 725 Twentj-third
Matthews Samuel J., blacksmith, miner, r.Alms House
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Fouuders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Bituininous Maclmery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL MATIO/\S DRI/\K
pred(^ri(:l^8bur(5 [a<^(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
-Vlatthews Solomon, proprietor Fair Furniture Co., 85'.i
Mission, r. 854 Mission
Matthews Sophie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1309 Polk
-Matthews Thomas E., luessenger Wells Fargo & Co , r
333 O'Farrell
-Vlatthews Wallace, picture framer, r. 3 White
-Vlatthews Walter, longshoreman, r. 833 Dolores
.nATTMi:>V!» MIl'KLIFFI-:, attorney at law and
secretary ('oiiiiiiiiiiwtaltli .Mutual Building and Loan
Associati..!] ..f .Sau Francisco, office 402M(mtgom-
ery, iouuls 18-l!i, r. Oakland
.Matthews William, jiainter, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews William D., watchmaker and jew;eler, lOf.
Fourth, r. Berkeley
-Vlatthews VVilliam F., with Matthews Bros. &C'o.,r. 1341
Valencia
-Vlatthews VVilliam H., stonecutter, r. NE cor Fifth and
Mission
Matthews William J., traveling salesman, r. 110 Eddj
giW Matthews. See Mathews
Matthey Robert (Young & Matthey) r. 1406 Grove
-Vlatthies Herman, bartender, r. 325 Twenty-eighth
Matthies Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 1315 Sansome,
rear
-Vlatthies Stephen, tanner, r. Yolo bet Vermont and Ne-
braska
Matthiesen Andreas, bookkeeper Philip Meyer, r 324
Twelfth
Matthiesen George J., wood and coal, W s Potrero Av nr
Twenty-fourth and NE cor Gough and Lilv Av, r.
W s Potrero Av nr Twenty-fourth
Matthiesen John, groceries and liquors, 920 Pacific
Matthiesen Mathias, shoemaker, 1111 Howard r 3-'4
Twelfth ■ -
Matthieson Matthias, shoemaker, 640 Filbert
Matticevich Nicolai, r. 611 Post
JUATTINGLY BICHARI* €., secretary N. P. Perine
Contracting and Paving Co., 116 Phelan Bldg, r 1910
Green
Mattison John, seaman, r. 3 Pringle Court
Mattison Martin, mast«r schr Bertha Dolbeer, office 10
California, room 3
Mattison Richard C, warehouseman, r. 2503 L rkin
83^ Mattison. See Madison, -Vladson, Matson and .Vlatt-
son
Mattley George, teamster, r. 609 Fulton
Mattner Ernest H., physician and surgeon, office and r
322 McAllister
Mattock Charles F. (Mattock & Maloney) r. 635 Valencia
Mattock George P. , laborer Union Iron Wks, r 1133
Tennessee
Mattock & Maloney (Charles F. Mattock and John Ma-
loney) cigar mnfrs, 635 Valencia
-Mattoon Annie A, widow, r. 1628 Ellis
Mabtoon Joseph -M, clerk Mattoon & Datiglada, r Belve-
dere, Cal.
Mattocjn Joseph S (Mattoon & Danglada) r Belvedere
Cal.
.UATTOO-\ A DANGLAKA (Joseph S. Mattoon and
Ignacio Danglada) Custom House brokers, 508 Bat-
tery, Telephone Main 5672.
MattorichA., oiler stmr Gaelic, r. 514 Brannan
Mattos Charles A, porter Commercial House
Mattow Frank, groceries and liquors, 1800 Hvde
Mattson Catherine Mr-., boarding, 122 Howard
Mattson Charles, seaman, r. 29 Drumm
Mattson Charles, marine fireman, r. 160 Steuart
Mattson Emile, driver, r. 317 Turk
Mattson Erastus, painter, r. 1131 Army
Mattson George, laborer, r. 11 Jansen
Mattson George, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Mattson George O, collector Benjamin M. Gunn & Co
r. 1913 Lag una
Mattson Gustave, laundryman Sunset Laundry, r 122
Howard
>Iattson J, master mariner, r. 204 Front
Mattson John, laborer, r. 31 Welsh
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CD
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month op Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sop fl^'t5. 823 Market St
PEBQIER-JODET & GO. GHHPIPPE
FOR SflliE BY AUa FIJ^ST-CIiASS WrflE VLEI^
CHANTS AHD GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
MAT
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Fres.
m. H FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St.
Mattson John, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Mattson Louis, deckhand stmr SausaHto, r. 544 Mission
Mattson Mathias, laborer, r. llo| Eleventh
Mattson Olof, r. 1913 Lagnna
Mattson Samuel, conductor Market St. Ry. , r. r>29 Fred-
erick
Mattson William, seaman, r. 31 Welsh
1^ Mattson. See Madison, Matson, Mattisen and Matt-
sen
Mattur Robert, r. 16 Fulton
Matulich Alexander, salesman D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r.
222 Twenty-ninth
Matulich Georse J., waiter, r. 27 Birch Av
Matulich Marco C, peddler, r. 403 Twenty-ninth
Mattulich Matt, waiter, r. 508 Stevenson
Matzdorf Moritz, peddler, r. t>06 Montgomery, room 27
Matzen Frank T, clerk John H. Sehleef, r. 6 John
Matzen Otto C, plumber, E s Fifth Av, bet. Lake and
Calif on) ia
Matzenaer Charles, laborer, r. 23lj Clara
MAi: AKTHl'R H. €"., seoretarv Mau, Sadler \ Co.,
122-124 Market, r. 2215 Broadwav
Mau Charles A, inspector Custom House, r. 208 Fi-anklin
Mau Edward C, student, r. 2215 Broadway
Mau F. Harrj-, machinist, r. 840i Harrison
Mau Henrj-, baker, 714 Valencia
Mau John, clam dealer, r. Twentv-ninth Av South bet
H and I
Mau Mary J., widow, r. 840| Harrison
Mau Otellia, widow, second vice-president Mau, Sadler
& Co., 122-124 Market, r. 2215 Broadway
Mau I*rim»s, machinist W. Henneberg-, r. 766 Bryant
MAI', i^ADLEK A CO.. Herrmann J. Sadler presi-
dent, William F. Mau first vice-president, Mrs. Otel-
lia Mau second vice-president, Edward H. Morgan
secretary, wholesale grocers, 19-21 California and
122-124 Market. Telephone Drumm 49
M.4U WILLIAM F., vice-president Mau, Sadler&Co.,
122-124 Market, r. 1327 Sutter
Maueh Helena, widow, r. 1711 Geary
Mauch Jacob W., shirt polisher, r. 124 Julian Av, rear
Maucher John, baker Frederick Black, r. 3026 Sixteenth
Mauchle John, lunch house, 125 Bay
Matierhan Albert G., teamster, r. 140i Cumberland
Mauerhan Gottlob A., salesman Indiana^Kjlis Furniture
Co., r. 214A Waller
Mauerhan John E., clerk W. T. Smith & Son, r. 140|
Cinuberland
Mauerhan Minnie Miss, bookkeeijer, r. 1514 Sacramento
Maugham Alice L., bakery, 401 Haight
Maugham Annie Miss, r. 516 Folsom
Maugham James, r. 401 Haight
Maugham Marv Sliss, bakerv, 814 Latfuna
Maughan William F. , clerk Local Freight OflBce S. P
Co., r. 1175 Valencia
Mauk William H., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 318^ Jer-
sey
Maule William L., salesman Morgan Bros., r. 2205 Ful-
ton
Maulsby Frank (Achard & Maulsby) r. 528 Third
Maunie' Matthew, clerk, r. 5 Natoma
Maunder Edith, compositor Pac. States Tjpe Foundry,
r. 1233 Lombard
Maunder Matthew C. , painter, r. 1233 Lombard
Maunder Philip, restaurant, r. 823 Eddy
Maundrell Harry, painter, r. 7 Fell
Maupin Zerelda H., widow, r. 423 Ellis
MALB.IN' JOSEPH R., civil engineer, 830 Pine,
room 49, r. 486 Twenty-second, Oakland
Mauregard John, laundry man, r. 409 Fourth
Maurer Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 455 Ninth
Maurer Charles J., shipping clerk, r. 15 Fair Oaks
Maurer Clement, miller Deming- Palmer Milling Co., r.
1133 Clay
Maurer Frederick, superintendent S. F. Pioneer Varnish
and Glycerine Wks, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Kansas
Maurer Frederick Jr., teacher music, r. XE cor Twenty-
fourth and Kansas
Maurer Gottfried, clerk, r. 307 Clementina
Maurer Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 850 Market
Maurer John H., broommaker, r. Alameda
Maurer Leo, r. 850 Market
Maurer Oscar, salesman Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r. NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Kansas
Maurer Peter, barber, 114 Hayes, r. 134 Ninth
Maiu-er Peter A., hatter James B. Allen, r. 134 Ninth
Maurer Richard, butcher, r. 318 Octavia
Maurer William F., sawTer, r. 134 Ninth
Maurette F., bakery, 1223 Stockton
Maurice Florence Miss, cook Lane Hospital
Maurin John B., hatmaker, r. 537 J Stevenson
Maurino Frank, clerk, r. 510 Greenwich
Maiu-ino Joseph, wagonmaker, r. 510 Greenwich
Maurino Marj' Miss, laundress, r. 510 Greenwich
Maursky James A., teamster, r. 115 Erie
aS" Maus. See Moss
Mauser Charles, blacksmith, r. 1714 Church
Mauser Heiiry, supt. Pacific Hebrew Orphan As3-]um and
Home, 600 De\isadero
Mauser Henry Mrs., matron Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home, 600 De\ isadero
Mauss Charles, r. 342 Fourth
Maussang Antoine, r. 922 Natoma
M«ussang Blaise P., clerk Charles Ed Heise & Co., r. •••22
Natoma
Mausshardt August, marine engineer, r. 623 Fell
Mausshardt Conrad, liquors, r. 623 Fell
Mausshardt Rudolph, engraver, r. 623 Fell
Mautino Peler (Enrico Parodi & Co.) r. Oakland
Mautner Adolpb, chief clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.
1929 Ellis
M.41 TZ .4. A I'O. (Albert Mautz) dry goods, gent^■
furnis^hing and fanev goods, 2520-2522 Mission
Mautz Albert (A. Mautz & Co.) r. 102 Bartlett
MAI » AIS MAE. widow, president The Zeno Mauvais
Musie Cc... :r,<» Market, r. Oakland
.MAIVAIS Ml SIC CO. See Zeno Mauvais Music Co.
The.
...rktt
MAUZY BYRON.
sole agent Partlic
('oa>t Tur llic tt-lebrated Sohiiier A Co..
.\eMby «1 E>an.<>, Briggs' and "Opera"
pianos, pipe and reed organs, and ninsi-
cal instramenis, pianos renird, tnned,
repaired and moved, 308-314 Post, Tele-
phone Main .5>61, r. Il«5 O'larreil
M.4LZV ELMER R.. wholesale boots and shoes, and
agents for James Phelan & Sons and Ewald Bros.
(Deckertown, N. J) ladies' and children's shoes, oflSce
19 Batterv-, r. 1222 Pine
MAl'Zl' HALL, 308-314 Post
Mavers William, driver hare Bros., r. 328 Hickory Av
Mawdsley Caroline G., widow, r. 1929 Howard
Mawick Frederick, glazier, r. o23 Natoma
Mawson Josephine W., widow, r. 728 Valencia
Max Aaron, tailor, 12 New Montgomery, r. 416 McAllister
Max Albert (Perscheid & Max) r. 2625 "Mission
Max David, raisins, r. 521 Post
Max David, tailor, r. 417i Clementina
Max Frederick W., teacher music, r. 1003 Powell
Max Manuel, restaurant, 333 Sixth, r. 1 Cleveland
Maxey Ellen, widow, r. 48 Minna ,
Maxfield G. R., 2d officer Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 657
Howard
Maxon Charles C, livery stable, 814 Geary, r. 845 Golden
Gate Av
Maxon George W., real estate agent, r. 51Ca Fulton
Maxson Frank, president and manager Crystal Soda
Water Co., 2310 Mason, r. 2631 Bush
Maxwell Catherine A. Jliss, teacher Crocker Grammar
School, r. 15 Baker
Maxwell Charles, carpenter, r. 10 Germania
Maxwell Conrad, laborer, r. 328 Eighteenth
TRY THE
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST.
Telephone, Mam 5125.
BONESTELL &
401 eANSOME ST.
PnP-4rCHRDB0HRD
HDKINS MFG. CO. ft H QN
fS^O F=I!=TH STREET IllL/IV/ll
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
MAX
993
MAY
Maxwell David, driver, r. 1000 Larkin
MAX^VKLI., nOKSKV Jt SOTO (Georare H. Max-
well, John W. Dorsey and Romulo M. F. Soto) attor-
neys at law, 07 Nevada Block, Telephone Main 210
Maxwell Ethel Mrs., r. 8S Ninth
Maxwell George E., traveling salesman A. C. Dietz & Co.,
7-9 Fr..nt
MAXWELL <;eOR«iiE F., secretary Board of Fire
Commissioners, office New City Hall, 1st floor, r.
1911 Stockton
Maxwell George H. (Maxwell, Dorsey & Soto) r. 406
Sutter
Maxwell George R., paving teller First National Bank,
r. 15 Baker
MaxA-ell Harry S., hostler, r. 1304 Golden Gate Av
Maxwell Henrv, bookkeeper Union Bag and Paper Co.,
r. 261? Howard
HAW^'ELL .IA.1IES l»., general agent London
Guarantee and Accident Co. Limited (of London,
England) New York Plate Glass Insurance Co. (of
New York) and city agent Royal Norwich Union
and Continental and Broadway Fire Insurance Cos.,
421 California, r. Belvedere
Maxwell James R., clerk, r. 212 Moulton Av
Maxwell Jessie, domestic 621 Bush
Maxwell John, driver Hose 4, r. !28 Greenwich
Maxwell John S., clerk First National Bank. r. 15 Baker
Maxwell John VV. C. , executor estate of Thomas Bell,
426 California, room 1, r. 1101 Pine
Maxwell M. Mrs., lurnished rooms, 657 Howard
Maxwell Mary, domestic 223.") Washington
Maxwell Mary E. , widow, r. 15 Baker
Maxwell Myra Mrs. , r. 145 Twelfth
Maxwell Patrick, receiver Market St. Ry, r. 414 Devisa-
dero
Maxwell Robert S. (Tucker &, Maxwell) r. 2612 Howard
Maxwell Samuel, r. 227 Seventh
Maxwell Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 1146
Twentv-third
Maxwell Thomas J., clerk Gove & Co., r. 218 Lombard
Maxwell T. Victor, accountant, r. 312 Oak
Maxwell Westley S., pair.ter, r. 202 Perry
Maxwell William, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 704
Harrison
Maxwell William, deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
1442 Leavenworth
Maxwell William B., bookkeeper Blake, Mofifitt &
Towne. r. 2612 Howard
Maxwell William H., bookkeeper, A. E. Bucknian, r.
2612 Howard
May Abraham, r. 2023 Pacific Av
May A. C. Mrs., r. 1101 Pine
May Adam, cigarmaker, 13 Steuart, r. Alameda
May Albert, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 121 Califor-
nia Av
May Albert, reporter, r. 17 Third
May Aaron, special agent .Etna Life Ins. Co. and Man-
hattan Life Ins. Co., r. 1128 Golden Gate Av
May B., seaman, r. 209 Leide-dorff
May Barbara Miss, r. 127 Wildey
May Charles E, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 549 Na-
toma ^ J
May Charles L., clerk James H. Winter, r. 121 Califor-
nia Av
May Clyde, water tender stmr Oregon
May Edward (Livingston & Co.) r. 1333 Golden Gate Av
May Edward, lithograi'her, r. 549 Natoma
May Edward F., broker, 916 Market, r. 531 Seventeenth
May Edward J., shooting gallery, 407 Dupont, r. 633
Jessie
May Elizabeth Miss, governess 2226 Washington
May Ernest, creamery 118 Ninth
May Felix, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1128 Gol-
den Gate Av > - .;) nt,. - ,
May Fred M., trimmer Edison Light and Power Co., r.
1125 Mission
May Frederick, butcher, 123 Seventh
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELA/MD'S
L-MGER BOER
Best Beer on Earth.
May Frederick W., barber 715 Valencia
May Fulton H., engineer tug Haiwatha, r. 259 Jersey
May George S. , bookkeeper Cox Seed and Plant Co., r.
■ 1:513 Taylor
May Gustave, plumber, r. 5?8.i Eigliteenth
May Herman, butcher L. Levy, r. 1419 Bush
May Ida, dressmaking 121 California Av
Ma'v James, r. 59 Tehama
May James J., pressman Report, r. 208 Jones
May Jeanette, widow, r. 2818 Sixteenth
May John, expressman, r. 815 Harrison, rear
May John, waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
May Joseph (Livinsrston & Co.) r. The California Hotel
May Louis, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. '.'818 Sixteenth
May Louis, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 2224i Mission
May Maggie, domestic 1720 Geary
May Martin, butcher, r. NW cor Fifth Av South and M
May Mary, domestic 622 Turk
Ma'v Mayer, teacher langiiages, r. 1128 Golden Gate Av
May Milton, clerk, r. 1128 Golden Gate Av
May Nicholas J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 121 Cal-
ifornia Av
May Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 227Twenty-
" sacond
May Richard Mrs., proprietor Segel House 969 Mission
May Theodo.-e H. F., porter stmr San Jose
May Thomas, r. 817 Sierra
Mav Thomas, porter stmr San Jose
May Thomas J., propriet ir Winchester House 44 Third
Mav Viola Miss, r. New Western Hotel
May William, painter, r. 2606 Folsom
May William B. D. P., agent S. P. Co., r. 1114 Clay
May William H, barber, r. 2838 Greenwich
Maya Med cine Co., E. H. Cole president, A. S. Howe
" secretary. 220 Sutter, room 13
Maybell August A., traveling salesman, r. 314 Jones
Maybell JIark, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P. Co, r.
■ 1631 Hayes
Maybell Stephen, general Aniiy of Heaven at Hand, r.
' N. s Channel bet Eighth and Ninth
Ma.vbelle Candy Factory, Benjamin Abraham manager,
■ 301 Van Ness Av
Mayherry Annie, seamstress, r. 219 Tliird Av
Mayberry Charles, clerk, r. 968 Harrison
Mayherry Charles M., watchman S. P. Co., r. 968 Harri-
MaybeiTV James B , clerk Judson Dynamite and Powder
Co.,"r. 200 Market
Mayberry Mary H., widow, r. 2630 Howard
Mayberry Robert, longshoreman, r. 2 Essex PI
Ma.yberry William L., clerk M. KitzmuUer, r. 968 Howard
Maybie Peter, auctioneer, r. Alms House
Mayblum J lia, widow, r. 1353 Post
Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r. 714
Ridley
Maybury Charles A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. San Mateo
Maybury Frank W., machinist Phoenix Iron Wks, r. 9
■ Laurel PI
Maybury Rich rd, shipcarpenter, r. 9 Laurel PI
Mayder Joseph W., contractor, r. 1616 Fulton
Maydw. 11 Charles A., vice-president Taylor Spottswood
Co., 31 Beale, and commission merchant 23 Divis,
room 13. r. 1212 Jones
MAfElS'BAliM HENRV. attorney-at-law, 33 Mills
Bldg. :<d floor, r. Berkeley
Maysr Abraham (He.^man & Mayer)r. 905 Geary
Maver Abraham L., clerk, r. 905 Geary
Mayer Adolph, clerk, 917* Mission
Mayer A. J., secretary Ybarra Gold Mining Co., 219
Steuart, r. Mexico
Mayer Albert, baker, r. 3 Winters PI
Mayer Albert, butcher Marcus Mayer, r. 1210 Eddy
Mayer Alhert M. S., manager American Real Estate In-
vestment Union (New York) 216 Sausome, room 1,
r. 327 Ellis
Mayer Albert S., salesman Hale Bros., r. 1008J Clay
DIX0N,B0BI}ES0N4C0.SflOW6f\SES
3T MARKET ST.
atarrh of the Stomach Cured bv (For particulars see page opp. name Highland Springs in register)
Iny case Of Skin Disease Will yield to HIGHLAND SPRINGS WATERS
MAY
994
MAY
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Mayer Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 226j Haight
Mayer Andrew, drayman, 2010 Folsoin
Mayer Anton a Miss, r. 1030 York
Mayer August, butclier, r. 150(j O'Farrell
Mayer August, clerk, r. 1030 York
Mayer August F., teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 1018 Fourteenth Av
Mayer Benjamin, salesman Union CJothing Co., r. 1005
Golden Gate Av
Mayt-r Bernard, driver Kooistra Bros., r. W 8 Mission
" Roadnr. Five Mile House
Mayer Bernard, commission merchant, 1135 Market, r.
1608 Scott
Mayer Bertha C. Miss, hairdresser, r. 479 Haight
Maver Charles, shoemaker, r. 162ti Clar
Mayer Charles (Charles Mayer Jr. & Co.) r. 924 Fillmore
Maver Charles Jr. (Charles Mayer Jr. & Co.) r. Mill Val-
■ lev, Cal.
MAYER CHARLES Jr. & CO.
<«. uarles ana i uarl«-« Majer Jr.) iniDort-
er^ and niannractnrers cloaks, 105 Fost,
Telephone .Haln 5704
Mayer Charles H. , restaurant, NE cor Sixteenth and
" Mission, r. 3038 Sixteenth
Mayer Charles P. , fiyster saloon, 10-12 Grand Central
Market, r. 409 Grove
Mayer Christian G., liquors, 1018 Fourteenth Av South
Mayer Coblentz, salesman \V. J. Hou-ton & Co.
Mayer Edward H., stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 4
Grove
Mayer Frances, widow, r. 1721 Devisadero
Mayer Franz, embroiderj- weaver Kraker Mnfg. Co. , r.
447 Broadway
Mayer Franz, musician, r. 420 Eddy
Mayer Fred J., manager P. Mayer & Co., r. 132 Eleventh
Mayer Frederick, bakery, 1216 Railroad Av
Maver Frederick, French ])apers, books, etc., r 1404i
Powell
Mayer Frederick G. , teamster, r. 1921 Mission
Mayer George, r. 2010 Folsom
Mayer George, clerk Bemhard Miller, r. 6 Adelaide PI
Mayer George, frame joiner, r. 409 Grove
Mayer Harriet Mrs. (P. Mayer & Co.) r. 132 Eleventh
Mayer Uenn,-, bookkeeper, r. 1838 Sutter
Maver Henrv, cigars and tobacco, 101 Stockton, r 330
Ellis
MAVER HEXBY, merchant tailor, 109 Sutter, r 233
Oak
Mayer Henry C, teamster, r. Ns Lombard bet Baker
anrt Lyon
Mayer Isadore H. , r. 1805 Broadway
Mayer Jacob, baker, r. 224 Borland
Mayer Jes?e, butcher Marcus Maver, r. 1210 Eddy
Mayer Johanna S. Mrs., r. 479 Haight
Mayer John (Kayser & Majer), r. 1918 Stevenson
Mayer John L., blacksmith, 518 Sixth, r. 1030 York
Mi.yer Joseph, capitalist, r. 121 Fell
Mayer Joscph.i nurse, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Mayer Joseph, phimber and tinner 904J Laguna r
1223 Golden Gate Av
Mayer Joseph Jr. , organ builder, r 121 Page
MAVER JOSEPH F., bookkeeper Fidelity Mutual
Aid Association, r. 121 Page
Mayer Joseph H., compositor, r. 1018 Larkin
Mayer Josephine L., r. 711 Jones
Mayer Leon, salesman Golden Gate Compressed Yeast
Co., r. 905 Geary
Mayer Leopold, conimission merchant, r. 1404 Webster
Mayer Louis B., clerk Call office, r. 479 Haight
Mayer Louis J., blacksmith, r. 1030 York
Mayer Marcus, butcher 243 Fifth, r. 1210 Eddv
MAVER .MAl'KICE E. (M. E. Maver& Co.)r. 1»4 Clara
Mayer Max, salesman, r. 605 Green
Mayer M. E. & Co. (Maurice E. Mayer, Edward Her-
inghi and Isaac Belasco) general merchandise, 211
Pine
Mayer Nithan, traveling salesman M. Heller & Sons, r.
109 (irant Av
MAYER OSCAR J., Pl....c.an and
»>urKeon, onice aud r. 43.5 4iieary, boars 1
to 3 aud 7 to 8 P. M., Telephone Main 53oO
Maver Otto R., clerk, r. 708 Lombard
MAVER P. A €0. (Mrs. Harriet Mayer) groceries,
wines and teas, wholesale and retail, i32 Eleventh
Mayer Rudolph, brassfounder \V. T. Garratt & Co., r
£53 Fifth
Mayer Rudoli)h, solicitor, r. .508^ Jessie
Mayer Samuel D. , insurance, 301 California and secre-
tarj- Ideal Placer Mining Water and Power Co., 12
Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. California Hotel
Mayer Theodore, r. 22 1 Gough
Mayer W. , r. 620 Twenty-third
Mayer Wendelin, liquors, 607 Sacramento, r. 708 Lombard
Mayer William, draughtsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 807
Leavenworth
Mayer William, with Charles Brown & Co., r. Alameda
Mayer William B., teamster C. B. Rode & Co. 2010 Fol-
som
83' Maver. See Maier, Meier, Mever and Myer
Mayerhufer Walter F., clerk A. Schilling & Co. r. Ala-
meda
^ff" Mayerhofer. See Ma.vrhofer
Mayers Aaron, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 3123 Six-
" teenth
Mayers Alexander, hotel runner, r. 307^ Sixth
Mayers Alice, widow, r. 828 Jackson
Mayers Annie, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Mayers Benjamin, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1819 Scott
Mayers Carrie Miss, compositor R. R. Patterson, r. 1225
Market
Mayers David L., r. 1301 Octavia
Mayers Edsfar J., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2241 Market
Mayers Elizabeth Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary
School, r. 3123 Sixteenth
Mayers Frank 1., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 708
Hyde
Mayers George B. (Smith & Mayers) 913 Kearny
Mayers George H., clerk, r. 2906 California
Mayers George H., vice-president Dodge Stationery Co.,
r. 2514 Fdlmore
Mayers Henry, bookkeeper George W^agner & Co., r.
Oakland
Mavers Henry, dept. manager Golden Rule Bazaar, r.
" 9 Scott
Mayers Isaac, salesman, r. 3123 Sixteenth
Mayers John, shoemaker, r. 1712 Leavenworth
Mayers John P., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 504
Geary
Mayers Mary A., widow, r. Ill Hayes
Mayers Morris, glazier, 632 Washington, r. 3123 Six-
teenth
Mayers Robert Mrs., widow, r. 507^ Lombard
Mayers Simon S., tea importer, 318 Front, room 5, r.
1018i Larkin
Mavers Tracy Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wks
Mayers Walter H., shoefinisher P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Harold Av nr Ocean House Road, Lake\iew
83" Mayers. See Meyers and Myers
Mayes Charles F. , porter Samuel Bros. & Co. , r. 223
" Minna
Maves George & Co. (August Kohman) oyster saloon,
" 40-42 Cal. Market
Mayes Joseph, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 108 Seventh
Mayes Joseph W., rigger, r. 141 Silver
Mayes William, pantrj-man, r. 421b Natoma
•^ Mayes. See Mays
May field Abraham, merchant, r. 1336 Ellis
Mayfield Frederick, clerk Henry Mayer, r. 109 O'Farrell
Mayfield Fruit, Wine and Land Co., H. G. Sieberst pres-
ident, 319 Pine, room 1
Mayfield Josephine A. Miss, furnished rooms, 727 Bush
Mayflower Gold Mine (Amador Co.) 165 Crocker Bldg
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
120© MARKET STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTR I C LA U N D RY CO. VIZ^!:^:^.?:! !J
KLODflKS
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTERNS
LANTERN SLIDES
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coffee saloon
MAVFLOWCR TRAVEL I»II\1MU €0. (Placer
Co., Cal) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 35
36
Mayhew Charles R., bazaar, 144 Seventh
Mayhew Ella, widow, r. 1845 JMllmore
Mayhew Frank, waiter, r. 871 Market
Mayhew Frank E. (H. B. Mayhew & Co.) r. 47 Post
Mayhew Frank J., salesman J. A. Foljjer & Co. r. 707
Capp
Mayhew Fred S. , with Pope & Talbot, r. Frultvale
Mayhew Georgia E., widow, r. 1517 Post
Mayhew H. Allen, office 319 Pine, r. Niles, Cal.
MAVHU^V H. B. <lfc €0. (Frank E. Mayhew) Internal
Kevenue and Custom House brokers, 413 Washing-
ton, telephone Main 640
Mayhew J. S., widow, r. 231) Seventeenth
May lew Matilda S., widow, r. 51(5 Goloen Gate Av
Mayiiew Nellie Mrs., r. Alms House
MAYHEW WILLIAM E. «,......
aua (-iifiiiist, 11* ruurtu, r. ^114 Howard
telephone .South '^|.'>
Mayle Charles, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 1715 Twenty-
fiftlJ
Mavie Frederick C, lab»rer S. P. Co., r. 1715 Twenty-
fifth
MAYLE GEORGE D.
aua »akei\>, *ii .flonti;oiuery, r. North
Berkeley
May le John B., teacher St. Boniface School, r. 522 J
O'Farrell
t^ Mayle. See Male
MA¥.>iA»IER W. .M., Major Pay Department U. S.
A., Phelan Bldg, 4th floor, r. California Hotel
Maynane Justi .e, clerk, r. 105 Amtin Av
May nanl Arthur B., superintendent Yosemite Flour
Mills, r. 509 Clayton
Maynard Charles H., liquors, 718 Seventh Av
Maynard Duncan D. , with vEtna Insurance Co.
Maynard E. J., r. 777 Market
Maynard Franklin B., baker, r. 34i Erie
Maynard Frederick A., musician, r. 2326 Greenwich
Maynard G. H. Mrs., widow, liquors, W s Seventh nr
King
Maynard Harry D., clerk, r. 730 Green
MAVNARU .lAME!^, chief clerk General Freight
Office S. P. Co., r. 1503 VVashinij;ton
Maynard James Jr., clerk, r. 1503 VVashington
Maynard John A., liquors and proprietor Richmond
Skating Rink, 734 Seventh Av
Maynard John B., clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r.
1817 Green
Maynard John H., storekeeper John Wieland Brewery,
r. San Mateo
Maynard Marian Miss, stenog^rapher Swayne & Hoyt, r.
Oakland
Maynard Maurice B., collector Pac. Paving Co., r. Oak-
land
Maynard Richard, fruits, N s Sansome bet California and
Halleck, r. 34^ Erie
Maynard Stephen C, dentist, r. 616 Turk
Maynard Stephen J. , milkman, r. 34.J Erie
Maynard Victor, laborer Legallat-Hellwig Tanning Co.
r. Sixth Av South nr P
Maynard William T., liquors, 41 Fourth, r. 334 Eddy
Maynard's New Haymarket Theater, S s Turk bet Taylor
and Jones
Mayne Charles, capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Mayne Edward, shoemaker, r. 19 Guy PI
Mayne Francis J., Cirpenter, 155 Shipley
Mayne John R., fireman S. P. Co., r. 127 Sixteenth
Mayne William C„ compositor Brunt & Co., r. Oakland
SS" Mayne. See Main and Meyn
Mayntzer Amelia, widow, r. 9J Houston
Mayo Alice, widow, r. 628 Jessie
Mayo Charles, pilot, r. 2407 Octavia
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
Plumbers" in Business Directory.
BEST m I. TO ^
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Mayo Clarence E., sewer contraotor, 210 Twenty -second
Mayo Elgin, piano tuner F. W. Spencer & Co., r. 504
Stockton
Mayo Frank, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 628 Jessie
Mayo Harry L., bricklayer, r. 7 Guerrero
.UAl'O HE.N'RV B.,attor ey at law, 240 Montgomery,
rooms 13-15, r. 1104 Market
Mayo Nathaniel C, brickl yer, r. 7 Guerrero
Mayo Nathaniel L., archi ect, r. 719 Twentieth
Mayo Richard G., foreman painter Harbor Commission-
ers, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Mayon E. H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oakland
Mayon Thomas C, superintendent Apollo Consolidated
Mining Co., 310 Sansome
MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO, Adolph Sutro, office
New City Hall, 1st floor
Mayouran Jennie V. Mrs., proprietress Franco-American
" Laundry, r. 3127J Mission
Mayourau Victor, laundryman, r. 3127J Mission
MaV'iw Jane, widow, r. 535 Nineteenth
.M.il'RIIOFER BROTHER.S (Peter and Nicholas)
proprietors Golden Gate Hotel, 134 Fourth
Mavrhofer Joseph, brewer, r. 236 Tenth
.nAl'RHOFER I.EONHARD, wines and liquors, 737
Market, r. 217 Polk
Mayrhofer Nicholas (Mayrhofer Bros.) r. 134 Fourth
Mayrhoter Nicholas, bartender L. Mayrhofer, r. 644
Minna
Mayrhofer Peter (Mayrhofer Bros.) r. 306 Natoma
B^ Mayrhofer. See Mayerhofer
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
MAl'RISCH BROTHERS A CO. (Adolph, Gustave
and Rudolph Mayrisch) manufacturers cigars and im-
porters manufactured and leaf ' obacco, 405 Battery
Mayrisch Charles, clerk William Romberg, r. 815J Val-
lejo
Mayrisch Ernest, insurance agent, 210 Sansome, r. 2018
Pierce
Mayrisch Frederick, butcher L. Miller, r. 815S Vallejo
Mayrish Gusrave (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
Mayrisch Rudolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. 914 Green-
wich
Mayrisch William J. E., barber, 815i Vallejo
Mays Gertrude Miss, lecturer, r. 1719a Haight
Mays James, r. 1719a Haight
Mays Rosa M. Miss, stenographer Jerome A. Anderson,
' r. 1719a Haight
MAI'S WItLl.lM H., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 903 Sutter, Telephone East 104
Maysenhelder Frederick, laster Buckingham & Hecht,
" r. 520 Shotwell, rear
Maysenhelder Otto C, clerk Cluff Bros., r. 309 Fulton
Maysoube Francois, laundryman Laborde & Labarthe, r.
1207 i Golden Gate Av
Mayville Francis, carpenter, r. 2016 Twenty-first Av
" South
Maywald Charles, r. 917 Sutter
8^ Maywald. See Maiwald
Maze Charles, porter, r. 223 Minna
Maze Charles F., rigger, r. 68 Jessie
Maze Commodore P. , carpenter, 68 Jessie
Maze Emile E., porter, r. 704 Ellis
Maze Kate, widow, r. 704 Ellis
.MAZE TOE, a modern department store. The Ham-
burger Company proprietors, Market, Taylor and
Golden Gate Av
Maze William B., rigger, r. 68 Jessie
Mazeau Grace, groceries and 1 quors,30 Clara
Mazeau Joseph, tilesetter, r. 340a Shipley
Mazeau Mary, widow, r. 1517 Dupont
Mazkil Peter, laborer, r. 668 Brannan
Mazone Alexander, baker, r. 15 Virgiina PI
Mazone Ludovico, laborer, r. 11 Vallejo
Mazza Frank (Frank Mazza & Co.) r. 424 Broadway
Mazza Frank & Co. (F. Mazza and L. Vitalo) barbers,
426 Broadway
Mazzeferro Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 521 Green
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W. B. CI1AP/V\A/N,
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WINES and BRANDIES.
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Mazzei Vincenzo, shoemaker, 439 Uniun, r. 1520 Uupont
Mazzele Joseph, r. 113 Silver, rear
Mazzele Matthew, r. 113 Silver, rear
Mazzero Cody Miss, dressmaking, 1916 Stockton
Mazzi Philip (Philip Mazzi & Co.) r. 44(3 J Hayes
niAZXl PHll.ll' A CO. (Philip Mazzi and Bartholo-
nieo Vill) wines and liquors, 237 Fourth
Mazzini Hotel, 412 broatlway
Mazzucchi Giuseppe, painter, r. 511 Broadway
McAdam Albert G. , labi rer G. O. Park, r. 412 Ashbury
McAdani Alexander J., oar builder tal. Car Wks
McAdam Edward, wooKrader, r. 412 Ashbury
McAdam James, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
McAdam Januarius, sh p carpenter, r. 815 Howard
McAdam Lizzie, domestic 1935 Pacific Av
McAdam Neil L., shipwright, r. 15 Folsom Av
McAdam Simon, bookkeeper S. F. Tool Co., r. 1312
Twentv-.sixth
McAdams Edward, printer, r. 139 Clara
McAdams James, meteimaker Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 139
Clara
McAdanjs James H., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 2247
Mission
McAdams John, boilermaker, r. 1016 Florida
McAdams John J., machinist Market St. Ry, r. 20 Elgin
Park Av
McAdams Lizzie, domestic 3209 Clay
McAdams O., molder, r. 835.J Florida
McAdams, Patrick, r. 674 Brannan
McAdams Patrick, waiter, r. 88 Ninth
McADAMS SAMIEL F., secretary and cashier S.
F. Tool Co., iO First, r. 1312 Twe t^'-sixth
McAdoo Francis Mrs., furnished rooms, 146 Eddy
McAdoo John, salesman John G. lis & Co., r. Alameda
McAdoo John W., watchman Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust
Co., r. 1520 Sanchez
McAdoo Matthew, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 6 Ver-
lyicAFEE BROTHERS (c ,v. ...
L. 1.) real cMatf brokers and tiiianeial
agents. I«i8 Hlonlsoiiiery
McAfee Chesnev, upholsterer, r. 827 Greenwich
DlcAFEE V. 'iviLLlAM (McAfee Bros.) r. 2921 Cali-
fornia
McAfee Edwin, clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r. The
Colonial
McAfee Harriet Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
48 Gough
McAfee Harry R. , mattress maker, r. 827 Greenwich
McAfee James S., r. 227 Second
McAfee John, porter Armour Packing Co., 227 Second
McAfee L. C. (McAfee Bros.) r. 603 Stockton
McAfee Sarah Miss, r. 827 Greenwich
McAfee William, machinist, r. 1122 Alabama
McAfee William, patternmaker Cal. Wire Wks, r. 827
Greenwich
eS" McAfee. See Macphee, McFee and McPhee
McAleer Delia, widow, r. 273 Clara
McAleer Frank, tannery, NE cor Hamrsbire and Twen-
ty-sixth, r.l218 Hiimpshire
McAleer Hugh, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 307 Thir-
tieth
McAleer James, boilermaker, r. 273 Clara
McAleer James J., driver, r. 238 Fourteenth
McAleer Maggie, domestic 2210 Steiner
McAleer Philip, carpenter, r. 220^ McAllister
nicALESTEK >VILLIAM F., real estate and insur-
ance broker, 30 Montgomery, r. Alameda
McAlisler Aldee Mrs., tailoress,"r. 1045 Folsom
McAlisterA. J., night' chief operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Cable Co., r. Oakland
McAlister Charles J., designer, r. 1045 Folsom
Mc ' lister Emma L. Miss, carpet sewer, r. 1045 Folsom
McAlister Francis J., lithographer, r. 1045 Folsom
McAlister Isham, machinist, r. 1045 Folsom
McAlister Mary Miss, telephone operator, r. 1045 Fol-
som
McAli ter William A., musician, r. 1045 Folsom
McAUen Jol.n, firemaa, r. 24'i Second
McAUen Thomas, 1st cook stmr Eureka
McAllister A., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
McAllister Alexander, ' molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 131
Greenwich
McAllister Charles, clerk Oakland House, r. 664| How-
ard
McAllister Charles F., stenographer Parke & Lacy Co.,
r. San Rafael
iMcALLIs^rEK ELLIOTT, attorney at law, 1 Mutual
Life Bldg, (ith floor, r. Ross Station, Marin Co.
McAllister Emma Miss, sa esladv William S. Townsend,
r. 1140 Valencia
McAllister Eva Miss, r. 2609 California
McAllister Frank M., salesman John Arnett & Co., r.
Berkeley
McAllister George, asphaltum worker, r. 975 Bryant
McAllister George, teamster, r. Park Hotel
McAllister George E. , ironworker, r. 2025 Mason
McAllister II. A. Mrs., janitress Crocker Grammar
School, r. 1107 Page
McAllister Hall (A len & McAllister) attorney at law, 305
Sansome, r. 2422 Fillmore
McAllister Hall Mrs., widow, r. 2609 California
McAllister Harvey H., chiropodist, 126 Kearny, room 48
McAllister James, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
Oakland
McAllister James, seaman, r. 6 Union
McAllister James, teamster, r. 1016 Webster
McAllister John, foreman patterimiaker Union Iron
Wks, r. 3olb Minna
McAllister Lizzie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1016
Webster
McAllister Lottie Miss, stenographer F. Chevalier &.Co.,
r. 30 Libertv
McAllister M. Hall (Otis, McAllister & Co.) r. 1214 Hyde
McAllister Richard v., clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 1818 San Carlos Av
McAllister Robeit, carpenter and builder, Henderson Av
opp Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 26 Turk
McAllister Robert, cook, 207 Main
McAllister Robert B., carpenter, r. 737 Howard
McAllister Walter F.,gripman Market St. Ky, r. 2008
Howard
McAllister Ward Jr., attorney at law, 14 Sansome, rooms
6-9, r. Pacific Union Club
McAllister William, laborer, r. 965 Howard
McAllister William, teamster, r. 727 J Natoma
S^ McAllister. See McAlester, McAlister, McCalister
and McColli^ter
McAlpin Edith Miss, dressmaker Miss N. B. Price, r.
1514 Pacific Av
McAlpin Lillie, widow, r. 304 Seventh
McAlpin Margaret, widow, r. 908 Lombard
McAlpin Margaret, widow, r. 1514 Pacific Av
McAlpin Margaret E. Miss, bookkeeper California Saw
Wks, 1514 Pac fie Av
McAIpine Alexander, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1127
Mission
McAIpine James, horseshoer, 406 Eleventh, r. 1127 Mis-
sion
McAIpine Richard, carpenter, r. 106 Hyde
McAnarnay Bernard, teamster Vulcan Iron WTcs, r. 32i
Dore
McAndersm Ellen Mrs., r. 35 Natoma
McAndrews Anna, widow', furnished rooms, 547 Folsom
McAndrews James, boilermaker, r. 132 Oak, rear
McAndrews James, molder, r. 547 Folsom
McAndrews Nellie Mrs., millinery, 710 Jones
McAndrews Philip, laborer, r. 102 Pacific
McAneny Ellen, widow, r. 1307 Nebraska
McAne' y Mary Miss, stenographer The Bradstreet Mer-
cant le Agency, r. 1307 Nebraska
McAran Patrick, driver, r. 57 Minna
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOEK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL '2,T.l'Jt^l%1L'^'f^,?^
THE FITTZ CURE ^%;f»-.m°i!s.^JS
ever Falls. Call on or
itetoN.J. STONE & CO.
Flood Building, S. F.
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McAran Patrick, real estate, 603 Sacramento,
Mission
9^ McAran. See McArron and McCarron
McArdle Arthur, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
First
McArdle Bernard, r. 656.V Minna
McArdle Ber;iarrt. team/ter, r. 37 Treat Av
McArdle Edward, Marine fireman, r. 245 Second
McArdle Fer.'us. firemin En,'ine II, r. 101 Commercial
McArdle Geoffrey, lonirshoreinan, r. 43 Gilbert
McArdle J. D., reporter Call, r. 331 Kearny
McArdlj John. r. 37 Treat av
McArdle Joseph, fireman U. S. Mint, r. 658i Minna
McArdle Julia Aliss. dressmiker, r. 121i Henry
McArdle Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 12 U 'Henry
McArdle Miggie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 823 Dolores
McArdle Miry, widow, r. 37 Treat Av
McArdle Mary, widow, r. 121i Henrj'
McArdle Michael P., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 134
Silver
McArdle Owen, clerk C. Goldberg, r. 777 Market
McArdle Patrick, fireman, r. 12i Converse
McArdle Patrick, teamster Or. Imp. Co. , r. 504 First
McArdle Peter, liquors, SE cor Market and Fourth, r.
&23 Dolores
McArdle William, coalpasser stmr City of Sydney
McArdle William P., gripmau Sutter St. Ry, r. 2109
Sutter
US' McArdle. See McCardle
McArron Charles, carriage mnfr, 660 Bryant, r. 222
Twelfth
SS" McArron. See McAran and McCarron
McArthur Charles, r. 80S Leavenworth
McArthur Daniel, laborer, r. 826 Harrison
MjArthur Du icm, conductor, r. 12 Locust
McArthur George, pitternmiker, r. 2.) Elgin Park
McArthur J. A., w.itchinan stmr M iriposa
McArthur James, laborer R sJon I. and L. Wks, r. 1326
Filbert
McArthur Otis, laborer, r. 32 Fourth
McArthur Robert, seamm, r. 6 LTnion
McArthur Viva ri. Miss, teacher Pacific Avenue Primary
School, r. 2t» Elgin Park
.lIcARTHllR W. D., merchandise broker and pro-
duce commission merchant, 132 California, r. Pied-
m Jilt
8^" Mc.\rthur. See MacArthur and McCarter
McAsey Divil J., seaman, r. 15 Freelon
McAsey Patrick J., expressman, r. 527 Second
McAskill John S., carpenter, r. 375j Sanchez, rear
McAulay F.mna, widow, r. 319 Eureka
McAulay Martin, r. 319 Eureka
McAuley Hugh, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 325 C'em-
entina
McAuley J., boilermaker S. P. Co., r. 129b Fourteenth
McAuley Mamie Miss, awningmaker Detrick & Harris,
r. 13i Sheridan
St^ McAuley. See Macaulev, McCauley and McGauley
McAulifle Ann, widow, r. 2522 McAllister
McAuliffe Bridget Miss, r. 163 Ninth
McAuliffe Brothers (Florence, John and Daniel) wood
and coal. 333 Third
McAuliffe Charles E., r. 429 Fillmore
McAuliffe Cornelius, lab .rer, r. N s Lyon nr Beach
McAuliffe Cornelius M. , r. 834 Seventeenth
McAuliffe Daniel (McAuliffe Bros.) r. 331 Third
McAuliffe Dennis, laborer, r. 16 Scott PI, rear
McAuliffe Dennis, stairbuilder, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Detmis. tanni-r, r. 52 Moultrie
McAuliffe Edward, steamfittter, r 1005 Minnesota
McAulitfe Florence (McAuliffe Bros.)r. 331 Third
McAuliffe Florence T., coffin finisher, r. 429 Fillmore
McAuliffe Frank, bricklayer, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Hampshire
McAuliffe George, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 308a
Twenty-first
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^RRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifori^ia Bottlii}(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
McAuliffe George J., paperhanger and fresco painter,
2832 Sixteenth, r. 44 Shotwell
McAuliffe Honora, widow, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Ignatius, extraman Truck 7, r. SE cor Twen-
tieth and Hampshire
McAuliffe James laborer, r. 163 Ninth
McAuliffe James F., molder, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe James J., currier, r. 17 Wildey
McAuliffe Jamas J., upholsterer, r. 167 Minna
Mc.\uliffe Jeremiah, expres-man, r. 316 Ritch
McAuliffe John (McAuliffe Bros.) r. 331 Third
Mc.\uliffe John, salesman Patrick Flauigan, r. 163
Ninth
McAuliffe John, seaman, r. 328 Ritch
McAuliffe Joh i, teamster, r. 622 Florida
McAuliffe John, teiinster, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe John, washer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
McAuliffe Joseph, r. 229 Eleventh
McAuliffe Joseph, clerk William M. Aitken, r. 331 Third
McAuliffe Joseph, liquors, Colma
McAuliffe Joseph P., plumber, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. 44 Shotwell
M^iAulirfe Margaret, widow, r. 167. Minna
McAuI ffe Margaret, widow, r. 2310 Webster
McAuliffe Margaret Miss, milliner Miss Augusta Gor-
m.ui r. 622 Flori la
\Vc\uliffe Margaret M., widow, groceries, 216 Twenty-
second
McAuliffe Mary, widow, r. SEcor Serpentine Av and Po-
trc'o Av
McAuliffe Miry Miss, nurse, r. 1.502* Cilifornia
McAuliffe Miry Mrs., janitress Peabody Primary School,
r. 3 ) Erie
McAuliffe Mary A. Miss, tailoress, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Michael, extram in Truck 7, r. 2538 Folsom,
rear
McAuliffe Michael A., chief entry clerk Custom House,
r. East Oakland
McAuliffe Timothy J., millhand, r. 33 Zoe
McAusland Robert, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 203 Cort-
land Av
McAusland William, patternmaker, r. 1012 Twentieth
e^ McAuslan i. See Macausland
McAvery Ellen Miss, dressmaking, 1408 Kearny
McAvin John, miner, r. 1241J Mirket
McAvoy A., domestic 839 Pine
McAvoy \nnie, domestic 2702 Sacramento
McAvoy Bernard, bartender, r. 412 Pacific
Mc Vvoy David, hostler, r. 164 Golden Gate Av
McAvoy Dennis, hostler, r. 7 Wildey
McAvoy Dennis, plasterer, r. 81 Natoma
McAvoy Frank J., stockfitter W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 327
Twenty- seventh
McAvoy G'lldwin, shoecutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. i Cohn PI
McArov Hugh B. (McAvoy & Gallagher) r. 101 Brod-
erick
McAvoy James, r. 16 Ellis
McAvoy James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 231
Second
McAvoy Joseph, boilermaker, r. 231 Second
McAvoy Kate, wid iw, r. 808 Folsom
McAvoy Louisa, widow, r. WiUard nr West Eddy
Mc \voy Margaret, widow, r. 1 1 27 Laguna
McAvoy Michael, engineer Haywards Bldg, r. 327 Twen-
ty-sev. nth
McAv 'y Thomas, carpenter, r. 16 Clara
McAvoy Thomas Jr., expres-man, r. 16 Clara
McAvov Th mias C, conductor, r. 108'. Central Av
McAVOY & GALLAGHER.....
II. .ncAvoy and llrni-} .•. <.alla{;<i<-ri run-
<>ral directors and eiiibaluiers, '^0 Firtli,
Telephone Sonth 80
1^- Mc \vov. See McEvoy
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428 California Street
McBain Alexander, bookkeeper John Center, r. 201
Shotwell
McBain Edwin G., carpenter, r. 3C4 Steiner
Mcbain Flossie Miss, cashier Davis & Marston, r. 703
Sutter
McBain John, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
Me lo Park
McBean Jennie Miss, stenographer, r. 39 Clinton Park
McBean Johanna, widow, r. 39 Clinton Park
McBean Josephine H. Miss, saleslady, r. 39 Clinton Park
McBean Ma3- iiiss, dressmaker, r. 3» ClinU)n Park
McBEA^' P. MfG.. president Gladding, McBean fc
Co., 1358-1360 Market, r. Pacific Union Club
K?" McBean. See McVean
McBeth Uavid N., laborer, r. IIISJ Floiida
McBeth Samuel, r. 863J Market
Mcbimev Marv, widow, r. 2817 Pine
McBrney Samuel, clerk Law Dept S. P. Co., r. 2817 Pine
KS" Mcbirnej-. See McEutnie
McBowen Robert A. (McBowen & Son) r. 3010 Harrison
McBowen Samuel (McBowen & S"n> r. 3010 Harrison
McBowen & Son (Samuel and Robert A.) tannery, XW
cor Serpentine Av and Harrison
McBoyle A. & Co. (Alexander McBoyle) druggists, 504
VVashington
McBoyle A. Belle Miss, teacher Washington Evenirg
Scbool, r. 81.T Golden Gate Av
McBoyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.) r. 815 Golden
Gat A>
McBoyle Alexander Jr., clerk A. McBoyle & Co., 815
Golden Gate Av
McBoyle Joseph M., cashier Mann & Wilson, r. Oakland
McBrearty Abram T., blacksmith. 1306 Grove
McBrearty James, wheelwright, 2312 Pine, r. XW cor
Minna and Third
McBrearty James, woodworker. 540 Valencia
McBrearty James, wool sorter, r. 14 Colun;bia Square
McBrearty John (Muiphy & McBrearty) r. 14 Columbia
Square
McBre.rty Miihael J., undertaker United Undertakers
Association, 27-29 Fifth
MoBride Alexander, ironworker Francis Smith & Co., r.
314 Brannan
McBride Alexander, sawjer, r. 348 Fourth
Mcbride Angus, law stenographer, 324 Pine, room 19, r.
621 tush
McBrlde Annie Miss, waitress, r. 11 Drumm
McBride Annie M. Mrs., dressm: king, 13(9 Larkin
McBride Archibald, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 314
Brannan
McBride C. , laborer, r. .342 Fourth
McBride Catherine, wid. w, r. 314 Brannan
Mcbride Catherine, widow, r. 2268 Franklin
McBride Dennis, produce dealer, r. 419 Laguna
McBride Edward, paper carrier, r. 48 Merritt
McBride (Jeorge, bill clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. The Renton
McBride Glenn, proprietor Boston Ovster Cocktail Co.,
826 Howard, r. Hotel Marechal Niel
McBride Jane, widow, r. 405 Polk
Mcbride James, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 2694
Bryant
McBride James, laborer, r. 314 Brannan
McBride James, traveling salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r. Sacramento
McBride James C, secretarj- Clipper Bicycle Co., 1114
Market, r. 2534 Mission
McBririe Jol n, engineer Union Iron Wks, r. 2694 Bryant
McBride John, freighter, r. 734 Harrison
McBride John, laborer S. P. Co.
McBride John C, real estate, 532 Market, rocm 5, r.2534
Mission
McBnde Joseph T., solicitor Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,
r. 218 Prospect PI
McBride Manus, r. 1309 Larkin
McBride Margaret C, widow, furnished rooms, 27i
Fourth
McBride Matthew J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 230
Fell
McBride M. E. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
McBride Michael, coachman 2120 Jackson
McBride Michael J., livery stable, 507 Jessie, r. 530
Natoma
McBride Michael J., miner, r. 230 Fell
McBride Patrick, paper carrier, r. 34 Silver, rear
McBride Reason K., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 921 Post
McBride Rose Mrs., domestic 1514 California
McBride Sarah, widow, r. .t14 Sutter
McBride Thomas, wood and coal, 405 Fourth, r. 540
Bryant
McBride Thomas G., moMer, r. 519 Folsoni
McBride William J., inspector Custom House, r. 2024
Mi-sion
McBroom Robert, cook James J. Doyle, r. 322 Main
McBurnJe tdward, inkmaker E. J. Shattuck & Co., r.
535 Gearj-
McBurnie Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 322 O'Far-
rell
McBurnie Robert E., theatrical manager, r. 322 O'Far-
rell
McBurnie S. , seaman stmr Pomona
US' McBurnie. See McBirney
McCabe Barney, laborer, r. 20 Anthony
McCabe Bernard, blacksmith, r. 225 Minna
McCabe Bernard, groceries and liquors. 20 Anthony
McCabe Bernard, ironworker, 320^ Ritch
McCabe Cathejine, widow, dressmaking, 1137 Folsom
McCabe D., oiler stmr Umatilla
McCabe David, barber, 1155 Howard
McCabe Delia, widow, domestic ] 220 Folsom
McCabe Donald, laborer, r. 211 Ridley
McCabe Edward, fin man, r. 115a Sixth
McCabe Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. ,526
Howard
McCabe Ellen, widow, r. 743 Brannan
McCabe Eugene, teamster, r. 320J Ritch
McCabe Eugene J., clerk Owen McCa) e, r. 2915 Mission
McCabe Francis J., hames^maker William Cosbie, r. 31
Turk
McCabe Frederick, fireman, r. 115J Sixth
Mc Cabc George, teamster, r. 20 Anthony
McCabe Hugh, furniture, 948-950 Mission, r. 2728 Fol-
s< m
McCabe Hugh Jr., driver Hugh McCabe, r. 2728 Folsom
McCal e I. J., atUjrney at law, S3s Market
McCabe James, r 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
McCabe James, clerk Hugh McCabe, r. 2728 Folsom
McCabe James, tireman Palace Hotel, r. 114 Naloma
McCahe James, fireman ttmr San Juan, r. SW cor Fed-
eral and First
McCabe James, seaman, r. 9 Welsh
McCabe James M., blacksmith Abner Doble Co., r. 38
Clara
McCabe James T.. elevatorman 303 California, r. N s
California A v bet Twenty-sev enth and Tw entyeighth
McCabe James W., bookkeeper F. W. Kreling Sons Co.,
r. 115 Morris Av
McCabe John, bartender, r. IfiO Shipley, rear
McCabe John, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 611
Mariposa
McCabe John, laborer U. S. Mint, r. 534 Bush
McCabe John P., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 122
Tv^enty-first
McCabe Joseph, foreman A. E. Buckmar. r. 211 Ridley
McCabe Joseph, laborer, r. 20 Anthony
McCabe Maggie, domestic 2019 Pacific Av
McCabe Margaret, widow, r. 3 Morse PI
McCabe Margaret S., widow, r. 1106 Cli.y
McCabe Margaret S. Miss, clerk, r. ]](6 Clay
McCabe Marian Mrs., r. 535 s-eventh
McCabe Marj-, widow, r. 819 Golden Gaf Av
McCabe Marj", widow, r. 1013J Folsom
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McCabe Mary A., widow, r. N s Point Lobos bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth Avs
McCabe Matthew, peddler, r. 375 Natoma
McCabe Nicholas, carpenter, r 1122 Larkin
McCabe Owen, feathers and mattresses, 870 Mission, f.
2915 Mission
McCabe Owen .1., varnisher, r. 2558 Greenwich
McCabe Patrick J., blacksmith Byron Jackson, r. 21
Bryant
McCabe Peter, salesman Thomas Connolly, r. 305 Minna
McCabe Peter B., news agent, r. 537 Brannan
McCabe Peter J., fanner, r. IGO Shipley
McCabe Robert T. , woolsorter, r. 60(3 Fourth
McCabe Susie Miss, milliner Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch, r.
1013i Folsom
McCabe T., laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1102
Tennessee
McCabe Terrence, horseshoer, r. 204 Clara
McCabe Thomas F,, laborer S. P. Co., r. 320*^ Ritch
McCabe Thomas J., carbuilder, r. N s Aztec nr California
Av
B^ McCabe. See Macabe and MacCabe
McCafferty Brothers (William J. and James) groceries,
1022 Howard
McCafferty Charles, cigars and tobacco, 143 Second, r.
295 Clementina
McCafferty Hugh, miner, r. 516 Ivy Av
McCafferty James, r. 11 Elizabeth
McCafferty James (McCafferty Bros.) r. 1022 Howard
McCafferty John, carpenter, r. 516 Ivy Av
McCafferty Joseph J., bookkeeper William McCafferty, r.
242S Mission
McCafferty Michael H., collector Nevada Bank, r. 1444
Jackson
McCafferty William, livery stxble, 2428 Mission
McCafferty William Jr, haniesscleaner William McCaf-
ferty, r. 428 Mission
McCafferty William J. (McCafferty Bros.)r. 1022 Howard
McCaffery Bridget, widow, r. 178 Minna
McCaffery Frank, butcher r. 6 Plymouth Av
McCaffery Herbert, painter, r. 620 Bryant
McCaffery James, teamster, r. 118J Washington
McCafferv John, cook, r. 27 Minna
McCaffery John, metalroofer, r. 337 Twelfth
McCaffery Michifil, laborer, r. 433 Grove
McCaffery Patrick lab .re r, r. 337 Twelfth
McCaffe y Thomas, driver George Jones, r. 427 Stevenson
McCaffery Thomas F. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 212a
Capp
McCaffrL^y Annie Miss, canner, r. 32 J Bryant
McCaffrey Gather ne, widow, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey Edward, pressman, r. 32J Bryant
McCaffrey Edward I., plumber, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey Ellen H., dres-making, 1370 Market
McCaffrey Hugh, plasterer, r. 1729 Market
McCaffrny Hugh E., brass molder, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey James, laborer, r. 426 Ringold, rear
McC-iffrey John, r. 32J Bryant
McCaffrey John, cook, r. 27 Minna
McCaffrey John, shoe finisher Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 675 Mis aon
McCaffrey John J., machinist, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey Matthew, r. 250 Locust Av
McCaffrey Owen, baker, r. 404 Broadway
McCaffrey Patrick, peddler, r. 820 Folsom
McCaffrey Ros I nna, widow, r. 178 .Vlinna
McCaffrey William, electrician Market St. Ry., r. 813
Pierce
McCahey John, r. 503 Ash Av
McCahon George, painter, r. 1424 Twenty-fourth
McCaile Patricli, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
506 Folsom
McCain William H., r. 233 Golden Gate Av
McCall Alexander, ship carp-nter, r. 517 Second
Mct^all Amelia Mrg., r. 915i Twentv-st-cond
McCall Bertha Mrs., dressinaker, r.' 26 McAllister
McCall Clarence, bricklayer, r. 215 Golden Gate Av
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
McCall Constantine, molder, r. 1006 Tennessee
McCall Daniel, team-ter, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
McCa 1 Elvin C., bricklayer, r. 217 Golden Gate Av
McCall George A., tea lister and livery stables, SE cor
Mission and Potter, r. 22 Twelfth
McCall Harry A., hardware and tools, 1177 Market, r.
Berkeley
McCall Joseph G., Pac. Coast agent Erie Lines, 634 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
McCall Julia Miss, waitress A. W. Dennett, r. 237 Cres-
cent Av
McCall Kate, widow, r. 9c Sherwood PI
McCall Mary, widow, r. 311 Thirtieth
McCall Philip, groceries, 524 Ninth
McCall Phillip, steamfitter, r. 237 Crescent Av
McCall Robert, paint -r, r. 522 Pine
McCall Robert F. sign painter, r. 233 Page
ilcCall Samuel, salesman Morris & Kennedy, r. 109a
Powell
McCall Thomis, stevedore, r. 24 Hunt
McCall William (Condon & McCall) r. 210 Third
McCall William, actor, r. 567J Stevenson
McCall William, contractor, r. 215 Golden Gate Av
McCall William J., butcher, r. 535 Fourth
tf^-M Call. See McCauU and McCoU
McCallig William, foreman Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 381
San Jose Av
McCallister Henry C, barber, r. 2416 Mission
Mc^ALIiliM A. A., manager The J. H. McLain Co., 4
Crocker Bldg, r. 514 Hyde
McCallum Charles, 1st officer stmr Pomona
McCallum David, carpenter, r. 1544 Kentucky
McCallum Duncan C, stenographer Munson School of
Shorthand and Typewriting, r. 2203 Geary
McCallum George A. , printer Borden & Nesbitt, r. 214
Eleventh
McCallum Hugh, carpenter, r. 1.544 Kentucky
M Callum Isaac, coal passer stmr Columbia
McCallum John, driver Market St. Ry, r. 434 Jessie
McCilluni John, marine fireman, r. 245 Second
McCallum John H., carpenter, r. 26 Thirteenth
McCallum John H., laiiorer, r. -iZ Russ
Sm" McC ilium. See McCollam and McCollum
McCambridge Andrew, patlerumakern Union Iron Wks,
r. 12 Pond
McCammon Thomas W. , carpenter, r. Park Hotel
McCan Francis A. , dental student, r. 158 Gulden Gate
Av
McCandless George L., salesman Redington & Co., r.
Grand Hi.tel
Mcr'andlish Martha, widow, r. 428 Ellis
McCandlish William W., operator Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 428 Ellis
McCann Albert, r. 405 Twenty-sixth
McCann Ann, widow, r. 81 Natoma
McCann Ann, widow, r. 246 Clara
McCann Ann, widow, r. 416 Seventh
McCann Annie Miss, r. 217 Waller
McCann Annie, w dow, r. 1207 Devisadero
McCann Arthur, expressman, r. 62 Porter
McCann Bernard, laborer, r. 209 Perry
McCann Catherine, widow, r. 41 Dore
M«Cann Catherine, widow, r. 15 Jessie
Mci'ann Charles T., r. 813 Broadway
McCann Daniel stableman, r. 1510 Folsom, rear
McCann Edward, machinist Parke & Lacy Co., r. 2905
Geary
McCann Edward (McCann & Sons) r. 406 Tenth j'
McCann Ella Miss, clerk John Flood, r. 143 Third
McC nn Eugene, carpenter, r. 202 Van Ness Av
McCann Francis T., engineer, r. 2905 Geary
McCann Fnnk G., r. 138 Gough
McCann Frank N., sign painter, r. 41 Dore
McCann Frank P., vice-president Cal. Rattan Co. and
manager cigar dept Mau, Sadler & Co. , . 2128 Bush
McCann George, janitor Scottish Hall, r. 105 Larkin
McCann Henry, harnessniaker, r. 62 Porter
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California St.
McCanii Hugh laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. cor Napa
and Connecticut
McCann Hugh M., bookkeeper Willows Brewer?-, r. 721
Capp
McCann James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 606 Tennes-
McCann James, longshoreman, r. 153| Third
McCann James, morocco finisher, r. 1012 Railroad Av
McCann James, sawyer Union box Factorj'
McCann James J., cierk, r. 41 Dore
McCann John, r. 18 Verona
McCann John, carpenter, r. 42 Russ
McCann John, engineer, r. 305 Point Lobos Av
McCann John, laborer, r. 368 Eleventh
McCann John, lab>'rer, r. lOli Flor da
McCann John, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemeterj-, r. 3311
Geary, rear
McCann John, machinist, r. 23i Freelon
McCann John, mar.ne engineer, r. 523 Second
McCann John J., tanner, r. S s Wolf nr California Av
McCann John J. , teamster, r. llsj Washington
McCann John L., driver Whitney Transfer Co., r. 132
Perry
McCann John T.. marblecutter, r. 137 Lily Av
McCann Joseph J., teamster, r. 15 Jfssie
McCann Joseph R., niarblepolisher, r. 137 Lily Av
McCann Joseph R. Jr., marbleiwlisher W. H. McCor-
mick, r. 13r Lily Av
McCann Julia, widow, r. Alms House
McCann Kate Miss, r. 217 Waller
McCann Lisette, widow, r. 21 Douglass
McCann Lizzie, domestic 619 Turk
McCann M .ry, domestic 741 Ashburj-
McCnnn Mary, domestic 1104 Sacramento
McCann Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1122
Iowa
McCann Marj- A., widow, r. 803 Montgomery
McCann Michael, attorney at law, r. 820 Treat Av
McCann Owen, stevedore, 36 Market, r. 405 Twenty-
sixth
McCann Patrick, bartender New Western Hotel
McCann Patrick, br ckmason, r. 318 Shotwell
McCann Patrick, dairy, 52 Arlington
McCann Patrick P., plumber, r. 13.' Lily Av
McCann Pe er, foreman James McDermott, r. 970 Bry-
ant
McCann Petpr, laborer, r. 132 Perry
McCann Phillip, foreman Cal. Drug and Spice Mills, r
535 Ellis
McCann Richard, contractor and builder, oflBce 16 Post,
r. 217 Waller
McCann Puibert S. (McCann & Sons) r. 406 Tenth
McCann Rohert W. (McCann & Sons) r. 406 Tenth
McCann Rose Miss, clerk John Flood, r. 143 Third
McCann Sarah, widow, r. 16 Tehama
McCann Thomas, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
McCann Thomas, salesman Yates & Co., r. Hotel Savoy
McCann Thomas J., traveling salesman, r. 728 Sutter
McCann William, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewerv, r. 119
Grove
McCann William I., decorator Harrold, Hochholzer &
Allen, r. •^S:i^ Jackson
McCann & Sons (Robert W., Edward V and Robert S)
contractors and wharf builders, 40 i Tenth
e^ McCann. See MacCaim and McGann
McCardle Philip, fireman, r. 625 Davis
^McCardle. See McArdie
McCargar A. J. Sliss, stenographer Pac. Tool and Sup-
ply Co., r. 911 Po k
McCargar B. Mrs., wid w, r. 911 Polk
McCargar Ricnard, dentist, 913 Powell
McCargar \V. D., canvasser Chronicle, r. Redwood City
McCarl Samuel F., r. 1132 Fell
McCaron Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1323 Bryant, r.
121 Juniper
McCarrick Mary, housekeeper, r. 9 Clara
McCairick Frank, guard Jail No. 2
McCariick Robert, driver James Gore, r. 651 Howard
McCarron Hugh, teamster P. A. McDonald
McCarron James, labortr, r. 1224 .Montgomery
ilcCa ron Jennie Miss, ironer S. F. Laundrj', r. 151t
Edov
McCarr "n John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co. r. 1009J Ten-
nessee
McCarron John L, barber, r. 1224 Mrntgomerj
McCarron Michael, watchman, r. 636 Third
McCarron Owen, porter Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.
424 Guerrero
McCarron Stephen, longshoreman, r. 636 Third
McCarron Thomas C. plumber, r. 1224 Montgomer>'
^~ McCarron. See McAran and McArron
McCarrj- John, seaman, r. 726 Fourteenth
McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. 212 Union
McCairy Robert F.,asst. librarian Free Public Library,
r. 212 Union
McCartaii Joseph, marine fireman, r. 81 Natoma
McCarte Daniel P., shipping clerk Lundv Furniture Co.,
r. 609 Third
McCarte Hugh, clerk, r. 609 Third
.McCarte Joseph, clerk, r. 609 Third
McCarte Wilham J., driver Lundy Furniture Co., r. 609
Third
^ McCarter. See McArthur
McCarthy Andrew, butcher George Wagner & Co., r. K
and Eighth Av South
McCarthy Andrew G., clerk Sherman & Clay Co., r. 711
Ellis
McCarthy Ann, widow, r. Alms House
McCarthy Ann, widow, r. 44 Sixth
McCarthy Ann Mrs., groceries, 1317 Montgomery
McCarthy Anna, widow, r. 1017a Folsom
McCarthy .4nnie, domestic 2510 Pine
McCarthy Annie, domestic 2711 Pine
McCarthy Annie, dom stic 1805 Steiner
McCarthy Annie, widow, r. 43 Clara
McCarthv Ainiie Miss, teacher Mefret'8 Institute, r. 1321
Powell
McCarthy Arthur, tailor, r. 447 Stevenson
McCarthy Bartholomew, gripman, r. lib Boyce
McCarthy Bartholomew, laborer, r. 49 Langton
McCarthy Bernard, laborer, r. 289;^ Langton
McCarthv Bernard, stevedore, r. 6 Napier Alley
McCarthv Bridget, widow, r. 1512 Howard
Mc€.4kTUV BROIHER!^ (Edward W. and John)
coffee and spice mills and importers teas and coffees,
113 Front
McCarthy C. Mrs., widow, r. 439 Fourteenth
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Army
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 114 Prospect PI
McCarthy Catherine Mrs., housekeeper Valencia House,
102 ['Valencia
McCarthy Catherine C, widow, r. 1139 Guerrero
McCarthy Celia, widow, r. Alms House
McCarthv Charles, r 439 Golden Gate Av
McCarthj Charles, carpenter, r. 2107 Scott
McCarthv Charles, capitalist, otfice 646 Market, r. New
York
McCarthy Charles, jeweler, r. 1317 Montgomery
McCarthy Charles, keeper OakUnd Harbor Lighthouse
McCarthy Charles, lab rer, r. 24 Chesley
McCarthv Charles, laborer, r. 446 Brannan
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 1134J Folsom
McCarthy Charles, lu borer, r. Alms House
McCarthv Charles, marine fiiemam, r. 247 Second
McCarthy Charles, shoemaker H. H. Hook & Co., r. 23»
Minna
McCarthy Charles, stevedore, r. 2 Rincon Av
McCarthv Cliarles, tailor, r. 637 Stevenson
McCarthv Charles Mrs., r. 332 Eddy
McCarthy Charies Mrs., r. loOSt Lrjadway
McCarthv Charles A., clerk Chas. J. Hendry's Son & Co.,
r. 1 Lincaln PI
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McCarthy Charles A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 325 Golden
Gate Av
McCarthy Charles F. (O'Meara & McCarthy) r. 301 Grove
HcCAItTHV CIIAKLKS V., secretary Pacific bridge
Co. . 4 California, r. Alameda
McCarthy Charles J., bookkeeper Louis T. Snow, r. 921
Lonbard
McCarthy Charles J., driver Morton Special Delivery, r.
476 Jessie
McCarthy Charles J. , dental student, r. 13 Ferrj'
McCarthy Charles P., pluinbinir, 30 Geary, r. 72G Octavia
McCarthy Charles T., plumbing, 120G Pacific, r. 1704
Leavenworth
McCarthy Charles Mrs., furniture, 1834 Mission
McCarthy CO" pany The, James P. McCarthy president,
E. McCarthy secretary. 64(1 Market
McCarthy Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2107 Scott
McCarthy Cornelius, clerk Collins & McCarthy, r. 434J
Rinifold
McCarthy Cornelius, marble polisher, r. 637 Stevenson
McCarthy Cornelius, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
]06 Vicksburg
McCarthy Cornelius Jr., painter, r. 106 Vicksbur?
McCarthy Cornelius Ms., widow, r. 437 Fourteenth
McCarthy Cornelius J. (McCarthy & Risi) r. 1319 Mont-
gomery
McCarthy Cornelius J., horseshoer Jerry Reidy, r. Olym-
pic tlouse
McCarthy Cornelius J., painter J. J. Cooney, r. 455
Je-;sie
McCarthy Cornelius W., foreman Bay Warehouse, r. 1627
Church
McCarthy D. , fireman stmr Progreso
McCarthy D. , with Columbian Mill Co.
McCarthy Daniel, ' agmaker, r. 162 Clara
McCarthy Daniel, ba tender, r. 325 Folsom
JlcCarthy Daniel, bartender John F. McCarty, r. SW
cor Sanchez and Army
McCarthy Daniel, bartender Wm. Phillips, r. 1355
Twenty-first
McCarthy Daniel, butcher George Wagner & Co., r. cor
K and Eighth Av South
McCarthy Daniel, clerk Post Office, r. 16J Chesley
McCarthy Daniel cjalpasser stmr Queen, r. 135 Freelon
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 14 Homer
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 30 Federal
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 36 Welsh
XlcCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 1601 Bryant
McCarthy Daniel, print- r, r. 1055 Mission
McCarthy Daniel, sawyer, r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Daniel, shoemaker, 1015 Folsom
McCarthy Daniel C. B., clerk Patrick E. McCarty, r.
134^ Church
McCarthy Daniel F. , millhand, r. 896 Dolores
McCarthy I>amel J., clerk Alliance As uranceCo.,i
1139
McCarthy Daniel J. , stableman, r. 67 Tehama
McCarthy Daniel W., machinist, r. 545 Jessie
McCarthy David r. 325 Golden Gate Av
McCarthy David, laborer, r. 474 Tehama
McCarthy David, longshoreman, r. 43 South Park
McCarthy David Jr, clerk, r. 9^ William
McCarthy Delia, widow, r. 325' Folsom
McCarthy Delia, widow, liquors, 218 Steuart
McCarthy Dennis, bottler Belfast Ginger Ale Wks, r. 2327
Greenwich
McCarthy Dennis, boxmaker, r. 114 Prospect PI
McCarthy Dennis, foreman starching uept La Grande
LauiiJry, r. 223 Twelfth
McCarthy IJennis, hostler John Wieland Brewery, r. 67
Tehama
McCarthy Dennis, liquors, junction Market and Valencia,
r. 20 ik Guerrero
McCarthy Dennis, ta-lor, r. 319 Vallejo
McCarthy Dennis J., cigardealer, r. 11345 Folsom
McCarthy Dennis J., clerk, r. 1015 Folsom
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
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''LOHENGRIN"
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McCarthy E. Avery, secretary The McCarthy Co.. 646
Market, r. 2716 Scott
McCarthy Edward, machinist Powell St. RR., r. 10615
Broadway
McCarthy Edward J., musician, r. 7155 Howard
McCarthy Edward I., plumber, r. 726 Octavia
McCarthy Eaward W. (McCarthy Bios.) r. San Rafael
McCarthy Elizabeth Miss, r. 525 O'Farrell
McCarthy Ella L. Miss, principal West End Primary
Schonl, r. 921 Lombard
McCarthy Ellen, domestic 1926 Pine
McCarthy Ellen, domestic 3700 Washington
McCarthy Ellen, widow, r. 12 Natoma
McCarthy Eugene, laborer, r. 1111 Treat Av
McCarthy Eugene H., clerk, r. 724 Twenty-third
McCarthy Eugene H. , woodniolder, r. 896 Dolores
McCarthy Eugene S., hackman, r. Ill Eighth
McCarthy Florence, laborer, i. 1317 Nebraska
McCarthy Florence, longshoreman, r. 1319 Montgomery
McCarthy Florence, salesman, r. 424 Twenty-fourth
McCarthy Frank, bookkeeper J. W. McCarthy, r. 616
Hayes
McCarthy Frank, butcher, r. 3211 Fillmore
McCarthy Frai.k, clerk, r. 325 Goldei Gate Av
McCarthy Frank, oysterman, 303;' Sixteenth
McCarthy Frank, paperhanger Daniel Foley, r. 1412 Har-
McCarthy Frank A., salesman C. Harlow & Co., r. 836
Mission
McCarthy Frank J., clerk, r. NW cor Railroad Av and
Eleventh Av South
McCarthy Frank L., teamster Mahony & Son, r. 1001
Florida
McCarthy George, teamster John W. McCarthy, r. 616
Hayes
McCarthy George C, hostler Cal. Milk Co., r. 331 Twenty-
third
McCarthy George J., salesman, r. 409 Minna
McCarthy George J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 409 Minna
McCarthy Hannah, groceries, 2426Gearj'
McCarthy Hannah, w dow, r. 1 Lincoln PI
McCarthy Haiuiih, widow, r. 523 Myrtle Av
McCarthy Hannah, widow, r. Alms House
McCarthy Hannah T., domestic 2417 California
McCarthy Harriet, widow, r. 525 O'Farrell
McCarthy Harry, molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1444
Twenty-fifth
McCarthy Hugh, coalpasser stmr Alameda, r. 527 Sec-
ond
McCarthy J., fireman stmr Colima
McCarthy James, bartender George A. Dexter, r. 400
Ninth
McCarthy James, b'acksmith, r. 75 Eldridge
McCarthy James, blacksmith, r. 14 Homer
McCarthy James, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 1001
Florida
McCarthy James, cement layer, r. 748 Folsom
McCarthy James, finisher, r. 17^ Stevenson Av
McCarthy James, horeeshoer, r. 520 Bush
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 9J Boardman PI
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 1215 Vermont
McCarthy James, laborer S. P. Co. , r. 1031 Minna
McCarthy James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 41 Stan-
ley PI
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 515 Howard
McCarthy James, marble gutter, r. 637 Stevenson
McCarthy James, marine eng neer, r. 2315 Larkin
McCarthy .James, miner, r. 501 Cleme it
McCarthy James, plumber, r. 1303 Montgomery
McCarthy James, ropem ker Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 1120J
Vcmi'iit
McCarthy James, stereotyper Chronicle, r. Ocean View
McCarthy James, stockfltter G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 70
Brosnan
McCarthy James, teamster, r. 302 Union
McCarthy James, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
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McCarthy James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 521 Howard
McCarthy James, liquors, 604 Third
McCarthy James Jr., laborer, r. 1215 Vermont
McCarthy James H., clerk Lengfeld's Pharmacy, r. 912a
Larkin
McCarthy James H. , trimmer Edison Light i nd Power
Co., r. 30 J Lynch
McCarthy James J. (J. J. McCarthy & Co.) r. 108 William
McCarthy James J., brakeman, r. 1017 Alabama
McCarthy James J., clerk, r. 1008 Bush
McCarthy James L., stenographer Western Meat Co., r.
207 Clipper
McCarthy James P., president The McCarthy Co., 646
Market, r. East Oakland
McCarthy James R., longshoreman, r. 1001 Florida
McCarthy James W., pipefitter Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 119
Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiah (Horn & McCarthy) r. 110 Seventh
McCarthy Jeremiah, foreman Eugene B. Grace, r. 17J
Dei atur
McCarthy Jeremiah, helper Edison Lisrht and Power Co.,
r. 262 Golden Gate Av
McCarthy Jeremiah, ironmolder, r. .531^ Seventh
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 119 Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 413 Third Av
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 428 Sutter
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 728^ Twenty-third
McCarthy Jeremiah, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co , r
1530 Kentucky
McCarthy Jeremiah, sampler Trubenbach & Co., r. 315
Valencia
McCarthy Jeremiah D. , traveling salesman Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 523 Myrtle Av
]Mc€.4K-l'HV JI<:RI-:MI.4II .1.. secretary Board of
City Hall Commissioners, New City Hail, 1st floor,
r. 270 Minna
McCarthy J. J. & Co. (James J. McCarthy and Daniel
O'Keefe) florists, 797 Mission
McCarthy .tnhanna Mrs.,r. 1412 Harrison
McCarthv .Tohn, r. 18 Patton
McCarthy .I..hn (McCarthy Bros.) r. 1010 Sutter
MiCartliy Jchn, baker, r. 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, butcher, r. Eighth Av South and K
Mc(;arthy .hihn, carpenter, r. 135 H: yes
McCarthy J hn, carriage painter, r. 637 Stevenson
McCarthy John, clerk Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 16J Chesley
McCarthy John, con' ractor, office 16 Post, r. N s Mission
Road nr Thirty -fourth
McCarthy John, extraman Engine 18, r. 417 Duncan
McCarthy John, extraman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway
McCarthy John, florist J. J. McCarthy & Co., r. 108
William
McCarthy John, hostler S. P. Co.. r. 26 Shotwell
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 30 Federal
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 430 Brannan
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 5;'3 Jessie
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 547 Alission
McCarthy John, laborer Custom House, r. 219i Tehama
McCarthy John, laborer Pac. Rolling Jlills, "r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
McCarthy John, laborer Spring Vallej W. W., r. 1704
Leavenworth
McCarthy John, longshoreman, r. 821 Broadway
McCarthy John, liquors, 319 Third, r. 634 Harrison
McCarthy John, marine engineer, r. 1006 McAllister
McCarthy John, plasterer, r. 40 Moss
McCarthy John, teamster, r. 2 Helen PI
JlcCarthy John, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
McCarthy John, trunkmaker, r. W s Gates nr Union Av
McCarthy John D., boilemiaker, r. 1001 Florida
McCarthy John F., carrier Post Office, r. 1134^ Folsom
McC.4RTHV .lOHIM F., general agent The Wabash
Railroad, 659 M>irket, r. 118 Lyon
McCarthy John F. , liquors, Thirtieth and San Jose Av,
r. SW cor Sanchez and Army
McCarthv John F., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 13&
Twenty-first
McCarthy John F., packer, r. 1434 Dolores
McCarthy John F., teamster, r. 1015 Folsom
McCarthy John F., ti-aveling salesman Adelsdorfer and
Brandenstein, r. 17 Grant Av
McCarthy John H. , horseshoer, 22 Golden Gate Av, r.
407^ Hayes
McCarthy John H., jeweler, r. 2716 Folsom
McCarthy John J. , blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 1342
Twenty-sixth
McCarthy John J., boilemiaker, r. 625 Stevenson
McCarthy John J., cashier Zadig & Co , r. 1684 Page
McCarthy John J., clerk, r. 108 Williams, rear
McCarthy John J., driver Engine 23, r. 3022 Washing-
ton
McCarthy John J. , gripman Market St. Ry, r. 426 North
Devisadero
McCarthy John J., salesman, r. 728i Twenty-third
McCarthy John P., buyer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 905
Sutter
McCarthy John P., surgeon dentist, 1206 Market, r.
1124 Harrison
McCarthv John T., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1319 Montgomery
McCarthy John T., carpenter, r. 896 Dolores
McCarthy John W., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 117 Oak
McCarthy John W., drayman, 7-9 Battery, r. 616 Haves
McCarthy Joseph, driver Standard Oil Co., r. 428^ Ninth
McCarthy Joseph, driver Engine 22, r. 1714 Post
McCarth.y Joseph, seaman, r. 306 Fremont
McCarthy Joseph, teamster S. F. F. Dept, r. 1815 Post
McCarthy Joseph H., liquors, NW cor Fifth Av South
and M, r. Sixth Av South bet L and M
McCarthy Julia, domestic 1518 Devisadero
McCarthv Justin F., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Elsie, Holly Park
McCarthv Kate', widow, r. 90 Zoe
McCarthy Kate, w dow, r. 29I3i Bush
McCarthy Kate, widow, r. Alms House
McCarthy Kate, widow, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-fifth and Church
JlcCarthy Kate Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 2472 Market
McCarthy Katherine, widow, r. 1001 Twenty-first
McCarthy Katherine, widow, dressmaker, r. 811 Filbert
McCarthy Katie, domestic 413 Van Ness Av
McCarthy Lizzie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 533 Jessie
McCarthy Louis, molder The J. Rovlance Brass Wks, r.
318i Fulton
McCarthy Louisa, widow, r. Alms House
McCarthv Luke, driyer Sutter St. RH., r. 122 J Austin
Av
McCarthy Luke, traveling salesman Sjiruarce, Stanley &
Co., r. 902 Van Ness Av
McCarth\' Mamie Miss, dressmaker Jlrs. Elsie Scheib, r.
1015' Folsom
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 880 Illinois
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 1008 Bush
McCarthy Maria, domestic 35 Essex
McCarthy Martin, r. 961 Mission
McCarthv Martin, laborer, r. 239 Langton Av
McCarthy Mary, clerk, r. 610 Willow Av
McCarthy Mary, domestic 2003 California
McCarthy Mary, domestic 2124 Po^ t
McCarthy Mary, domestic SE cor Twenty-sixtli and
Alah'ama
.McCarthy Marj', domestic Palace Hotel, r. 245 Minna
McCarthy Mary, pantryyvoman Palace Hotel, r. 24.S
Minna
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 3 Belmont PI
McCarthv Mary, widow, r. 711 Elhs
McCarthy Mar.y, widow, r. 896 Dolores
McCarthy Mary, widow, janitress Columbia Grammar
School, r. 1322 Florida
McCarthy Mary Miss, clerk Internal Revenue Service, r.
1701 Scott
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McCarthy Mary Mrs., r. 286 Stevenson
McCarthy Mary Mrs., laundress Electric Laundry
McCarthy Mary A., widow, r. Zf>h Lapidge
McCarthy Michael (Collins & McCarthy) r. 409 Tenth
McCarthy Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 64
Sierra
McCarthy Michael, longshoreman, r. 1(52 Clara
McCarthy Michael, painter, r. 17^ Stevenson Av
McCarthy Michael, painter, r. 68 Brady
McCarthy Michael, salesman T. D. McCarth.y, r. 309
Minna
McCarthy Michael, tanner, r. 32 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy Michael, tanner, r. 812 Haight
McCarthy Michael, teamster, r. 1929 Howard
McCarthy Mchael E., boilennaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
101 1 Alabama
McCarthy MichaelJ., assistant O'Connor Moffatt & Co.,
r. 918 Bryant
McCarthy Michael J., lodgings, 81 Fourth
McCarthy Michael J., painter, r. 207 Eleventh
McCarthy Michael T., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48
Ei-rhth
McCarthy Morris, laborer S. F. Gas Co., r. 272 Tehama
McCarthy Nellie Mrs., shoefltter, r. 1120.i Vermont
McCarthy Norah, cook, r. 109 Frederick
McCarthy Nora, domestic The Baldwin
McCarthy Norah, widow, r. 726 Octavia
McCarthy Owen, barrelmaker, r. 1728 Stevenson
McCarthy P. , master mariner, r. SW cor Fifth and How-
ard
McCarthy Patrick, r. 310 Tehama
McCarthy Patrick, boilermaker, r. 161^ Chesley
McCarthy Patrick, calker, r. 51 Second
McCarthy Patrick, teamster, r. 1929 Howard
McCAKTHV PATRICK K,, manag. r California
System or Hotel Advertising, 321 Montgomery, r.
134i Church
McCarthy Patrick F., bookkeeper P. M. SS. Co., r. 122
William
McCarthy Patrick F., groceries, N s Sagamore bet Capi-
tol and Plymouth, Ocean View
McCarthy Patrick H., carpenter, r. 2.39 Hickory Av
McCarthy Patrick H. , saddler, r. 1008 Bush
McCarthy Patrick T., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 64
Sieri-a
McCarthy Peter, r. 237 San .Jo«e Av
McCarthy Peter, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 121.5 Devisa-
dero
McCarthy Peter, laborer Powell St. KR., r. 126 Bernard
McCarthy Philip J., plumber, r. 98 Fillmore
McCarthy P. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1335A Natoma.
McCarthy Robert, cook Alma Hou>e, 218 Broadway
McCarthy Robert, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
McCarthy Robert J., machinist Union Ir. n Wks, r. 234
Fifth
McCarthy Samuel S. , ticket agent The Wabash RR., 12
Nucleus Bldg, r. 118 Lyon
McCarthy T. Thomas, plumber, 1200 Pacific, r. 1704
Leavenworth
McCarthy Theobald, butcher J. G. Johnson & Co.,r. 3211
Fillmore
McCarthy Theresa Miss, nurse, r. 1103 Van Ness Av
McCarthy Thomas, driver, r. 1213 Broadway
McCarthy Thomas, driver, r. 106 Vicksburg
McCarthy Thomas, foreman Warren & Malley, r. 5 '
Rausch
McCarthy Thomas, gardener, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy ITiomas, ironworker, r. 11 20 J Vermont
McCarthy Thomas, salesman, r. 1800 Taylor
McCarthy Thomas, salesman Doepfner & Co. , r. 867
Market
McCarthy Thomas insurance agent 420 California, room
23. r. 21v0 California
McCarthy Thomas, steward Presc >tt House, 933 Kearny
McCarti IV Thomas H., vice-principal Washington Gram-
mar'School, r. 317 Hyde
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McCarthy Thomas J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.Wks,
r. 3'i3 Van Ness Av
McCarthy Thomas K., printers. F. Autograph Register
Co. , r. 108 William
McCarthy Thomas P., stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
1017"Alabama
McCarthy Timothy, r. 535 Greenwich
McOrthy Timothy, contractor, r. 6^0 Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, fl' ur and produce broker, 218 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 425 Fell
McCarthy Timothy, gro eries and liquors, r. 314 Sierra
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 9 Dore
McCarthy Timo^h , laborer, r. 426 Green
McCarthy Timothy, longshoreman, r. 9i Welsh, rear
McCarthy Timothy, musici .n, r. 150 Clara
McCarthy Timothy A., painter, r. 12d Sheridan
McCarthy Timothy D. , furniture, 112 Fourth, r. 309
Minna
McCarthy William, calkers. r. E s York nr Army
McCarthy William, capitalist, r. 7 Albion Av
McCarthy William, fanner, r. Alms House
McCarthy William, gripman, r. 3102^ California
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 9i, Welsh, rear
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 227 Jackson
McCarihj' William, laborer, r. 615} Ivy Av
McCarthy William, laborer r. 746 Mission
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 925 Greenwich
McCarthy William, longshoreman, r. 8 Minra
McCarthy William, molder Market St. Ry, r. 17^ Steven-
son Av
McCarthy William, ropemaker, r. 1120^ Vermont
McCarthy William, seaman stmr San Bias
McCarthy William Mrs., r. 1.508^ Broadway
Itlc€.4kTH¥ If'ILLIAIlI l».. physician and .surgeon,
111 Eddy, office hours 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 P. M., Sun-
days 9 to 10 A. M., Telephone South 71, r. 17
Twelfth
McCarthy William F., traveling salesman Levi Strauss &
Co.
McCarthy William G. , dept manager Levi Strauss & Co. ,
r. 1511 Baker
McCarthy William H., bookkeeper, r. 18 Patton
McCarthy William H., clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 1235 Market
McCarthy William J., machinist, r. 414 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy William J., salesman McCarthy Bros., r. 1508 J
Broadway
McCarthy William J., stagehand The Orpheum
Mc4;ARTI1V >VlLLIAitI N., capitalist, r. 525 O'Far-
rell
McCarthy William S., tenmster, r. 17 Precita Av
McCarthy & Risi (C. J. McCarthy and J. Risi) plumbers
and gasfitters, 441 Green
SS" McCarthy. See MacCarthy, McCarte and McCarty
McCartney Ella, widow, bakery and notions, 431 Twentj'-
fourth
McCartney John, carpenter, r. 877 Bryant
McCartney Samuel, agent The M. V. Monarch Co.
(Owensboro, Ky.)318 Front, room 5, r. 138 Thir-
teenth Av
McCartney Thomas, plumber, r. 877 Bryant
McCartney William J., carpenter, r. 877 Bryant
/ttjT McCartney. See Macartney and Mecartney
McCarty Alfred M., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r. Oakland
McCarty Andrew, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
McCarty Andrew, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
McCarty Anna, widow, r. 1017 Alabama
MoCarty Annie, cook, 1118 Sacramento
McCarty Annie, domestic 1503 Twenty-fourth
McCarty Annie, domestic 2321 Buchanan
McCarty Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Hopeton Terracs
McCarty Daniel, liorseman, r. 31 Hawthorne
McCarty Daniel, real estate, r. 523 Hickory Av
McCarty Daniel, stovei and tinware, 1629 Market
McCarty Daniel Jr., horseman, r. 31 Hawthorne
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McCarty Daniel A., clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. oOik Fvl-
ton
MoCarty Frank J., stevedore, r. 108 Tow-nsend
MeCarty James, blacksmith, 107 Oregon, r. 1907 Mis-
McCarty James, trimmer, r. 25i Glover
McCartv James F., bookkeeper San Joaquin Brick Co.,
r. 108 Townsend
McCarty James G., blacksmith, r. 1907 Mission
McCarty Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
McCarty Jeremiah, mining, r. 40-1 Post
McCarty John, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
McCarty John, carpenter, r. 20i Rau-ch
McCarty John, housemover, r. 29i Fmirteenth
McCarty John, teamster, r. 12 Beideman
McCarty John J r, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
McCarty John F., blacksmith James McCarty, r. 1907
Mission
McCarty John F., furniture packer, r. 1434 Dolores
McCarty John H., stonecutter, r. 502i Fulton
McCarty Joseph, clerk Daniel McCarty, r. 523 Hickory Av
McCarty Leo M., piumber, IS First
McCirty Ljuis P., »dit>r and proprietor Statistician and
Economist 814 California
McCarty Mary, widow, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
McCarty Marv, widow, r. 1335 J Xatoma
McCarty .Mary, widow, r. E s De Haro nr Army
McCartv Matilda Miss, teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 1326 Califon ia
McCarty Michael, machinist, r. 255 Tehama
McCarty M chael, oiler Market St. Ry, r. 540 Lett
McCarty Nellie, widow, r. 2623 California
McCartv P. ter, foreman and collector Citv Street Im-
provemeot Co., r. 2009 Ellis
McCarty Peter D., ticket a^ent Atlantic and Pac. RR.
C •., oflBce 650 Market, r. 12 Elizabeth
McCarty Rosana, widow, r. Alms House
McCartv ITionias, hostler, r. 1311 California
McCarty Walter J., teamster, r. 16i Langton
McCarty William, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
McCarty William, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 502 J
Fulton
McCarty William H., r. 31 Hawthorne
McCarty William M,, machinist, r. 701 Stockton
gS" McCarry. See McCarthy
McCarvill Charles, upholsterer, r. 1211 Mission
eS" McCasey. bee McAsey
McCasker J. F., steerage steward stmr Umatilla
McCaskill Alan, drujsrist Edmund Hill, r. 700 Ellis
McCaslin Andrew J., r. 906 Leavenworth
McCa lin M. Mrs., r. 906 Leavenworth
McCa lin William, clerk Charles Brown & Son, r. 32
Hanover PI
McCau:rhan M., packer John F. Meyers & Co., r. 17
Verona
McCaughey James, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1012 Web-
ster
McCaul Colin, lumber survejor, 9 Mission, r. Oakland
McCauley Alexander, cook, f. 3 4 Sierra
McCauley C, fireman stmr Progreso
3IcCauley Charles, r. 1145 Mission
McCauley Clara domestic 813 Haight
McCarthy Hannah, widow, r. X s Broad bet Capitol and
Orizaba, Ocean View
McCauley James, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
McCauley James B., printer, r. 612 Powell
McCauley Jane, widow, r. 103 Welsh
McCauley John, with Pickett i: Son, r. 14 Clementina
McCauley John B., prcssi]an,r. 20 Loui>a
McCauley John C. machinist, r. 206 Thirtieth
McL'auley Martin, gardener, r. 198 Laidley
McCaulev Mary, lauiidres-i La Grande Laundn', r. 426a
Twenty-third
McCauley Michael, laborer, r. 404 Harrison
McCauley Owen, liquors, 804 Howard
McCauley Patrick, teaii,ster, r. 260 First
McCauley Rose Miss, dressmaking, 416 CFarrell
McCauley W. A. Mrs., proprietor "ITie Castleton, 20T
Mason
McCauley William A. (McCauley & Gray) r. 207 Mason
McCauley & Gray ( De Witt C. Gray and William A. Mc-
Cauley) proprietors The Popular Diuing Rooms,
35-37 Gearj-
e^" McCauley. See Macauley, McAuley and McGauley
McCaull John, boxmaker, r. 1603 Leavenworth
SS" McCaull. See McCaU and .\[cColl
McCausIan Flora Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van NeM
Av
McCau-land John AV., bookbinder, r. 509 Grove
McCausland Robert, clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo
&Co.,r. 130 Turk
McCausland Wesley- K., carpenter, 422 Jackson, r.
1227J Pacitic
O" McCausland. See McAusland
McCaw Anth .ny, clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 1510
Broadway
McCiw Essie A., widow, r. 1510 Broadway
McCaw George, paper carrier, r. 1426 Jackson
McCaw .Tames, mining, r. 817a Hajes
McCaw Thomas, laborer, r. 1510 Broadway
McCaw Walter D., Captain Assistant Surgeon U. S. A.,
Presidio
McCaw W. N., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. Alameda
gS' McCaw. See McGaw
McCay George L., clerk Westcott & Sons, r. 818 Eliza-
beth
McCay Matthew, c!erk, r. 54 Sacramento
McCav Sarah F. , widow, r. 818 Elizabeth
McC"E.\EY JI:LII>) €., attorney at law, 419 Califor-
nia, room* 5-9, r. Lick House
McCenev Robert, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
McChaiu EtU, widow, r. 925 Hvde
McC»ierry W. B., mining, r. 321 Bush
McChesnev Edward F., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1235 Vallejo
McChesnev F. W. (M. W. McChesnev & Sons) r. Hono-
lulu, H. I.
McChesnev Grace Mrs., attendant The Lurline Baths, r.
922 Post
McChesney George G. , clerk M. W. McChesney & Sons,
r. Alameda, CaJ.
McChesnev J. M. (M. W. McChesney & Sons) r. Hono-
lulu, H. L
McCne nev John, stairbuilder, r. 637 Stevenson
.ncrUE^'XRl' M. W. A SO.\S (Robert W.. J. M. and
F. W.) wholesale grocers, Honolulu, H. I., office 204
Front, room 8
McChesney Robert W. (M. W. McChesney & Sons) r.
Alameda, Cal.
McChonschie Elsie Miss, professional nurse, r. 808 Bush
McClain Charles A., clerk Alfred Nickells, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Henry, seaman, r. 624 Tennessee
McClain James C, r. 513c Larkin
McClain Jane G., widow, r. 1.505 Dolores
McClain Kate Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Margare' Miss, dressmnker, r. 1104 Tavlor
McClain Orlando (Patton & McClain) r. 1654 Market
McC ain Peter, blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Thomas, plumber, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain William T., compositor Examiner, r. 513 Larkin
P^ McClain. See MacLean. McLane and McLean
McClaire J H.. compositor Examiner
McCIalau Thomas seaman, r. 668 Clementina
McCland .M. J. jirs., r. 951 Howard
McClary Charles H., packer Davis Bros., r. 306 Hyde
McClarV George W., marine fireman, r. 234 Richland At
McClary Hugh H., shipjo'ner, r. 234 Richlana Av
McClary Hugh H. Jr., shipjoiner, r. 234 Rich'and Av
McClarv William, blacksmith, r. 935 Sacramento
Mcaaskev John E. , shoecutter, r. 413 Tenth
McCla-key Kate Miss, dyer, r. 413 Tenth
McClaskey Susan, widow, r. 413 Tenth
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McCIaskey William J., blacksmith, r. 413 Tenth
eS" McCIaskey. See McCloskey and ilcCluskey
McClatchey G., seaman stmr Santa Rosb
McClatchey James Mrs., r. 714 Hush
McClay George W., coalpasser stmr San nlas
McClay W. S., clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 1049a Market
McCleary Aj:gie Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove Wka
MeCleary George, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
McCleary Kate, domestic 1334 Ellis
McCleary Robert W., porter, r. 614 Commercial
McCleery Frank, clerk, r. 327 O'Farrell
McClees James 1., with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 119
Third
McCIellan Anna Miss, laundress, r. 1U23 Eddy
McClellan Clifford, attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
room 24, r. Lorin, Cal.
McClell in David U,. cooper, r. 612 Mariposa
McClellan George B., wholesale butoher, Fifth Av South
nr N, r. 943 Fifteenth
McClellan George H. Jr., butcher, r. 943 Fifteenth
McClellan George W., butcher, r. Ufil Fifteenth
McClellan Harry M., printer, r. 211 Linden Av
McClellan H. E", inspector, r. 513 Eighteenth
McClellan James, boilermaker, r. 2 Minnesota
McClellan Jaiues, foreman Koth, Blum & Co., r. 133
Ninth
McClellan James L. , pressman Brown & Craddock, r.
110b Eighteenth
McClellan Jennie M. Miss, teacher kindergarten, r. 211
Linden Av
McClellan John (Brown & McClellan) r. Eighth Av South
nr N
McClellan John, boxmaker, r. 2316.J Mason
McClellan John, Captain 5th Artillery U. S. A., Presidio
McClellBn John, foreman Roth, Blum & Co., 133 Ninth
McClellan John H., repairer Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
24 Birch Av
McClellan John M., pipe and boiler covering, 42 Second,
r. Oakland
McClellan J. William, salesman, r. 509 Grove
McClellan Kate, widow, r. 1023 Eddy
McCUllan Margaret, widow, r. 211 Linden Av
McCle Ian Mary J. Miss, shoefitter, r. 100b Eighteenth
McClellan Nellie Miss, shoefitter, r. IIOJ Eighteenth
McClellan R. Guy (McClellan & McClellan) r. Lorin, Cal.
McClellan Robert B. (McClellan & McClellan) r. Lorin,
Cal.
McClellan William, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 223 Fourteenth
McClellan William H., roofer, r. 231G| Mason
McClellan William L., r. 211 Linden Av
McClellan & McClellan (R. Guy and Robert B.) attorneys
at law, 331 Moi tgomery, room 24
McClelland Alexander, hostler James J. Coelter, r. 34
Hubbard
McClellanil Annie, domestic 2h0\ Steiner
McClelland Harry A. , solicitor New York Life Ins. Co. ,
r. Oakland
McClelland Harry W., clerk Oregon Imj). Co., r. 2321
Fillmore
McClelland John, carpenter, r. 365 Jessie
McClelland John, carpenter, r. 429 Point Lobos Av
McClelland Thomas, seaman, r. 668 J Clementina
1^- McClelland. See McClellan and McLellan
McClenegan Frank, printer, r. 2006 Powell
McClenegan Joseph, tailor Busse & Willard, r. Oakland
McClennan Alexander, laborer, r. 54-6 Minna
McClennan Daniel, steward, r. 6 Union
McClennan John, laborer, r. Seventeenth Av South nrH
McClernon Agnes Miss, cashier Daniel McClernon, r. 10
Grand Av
McClernon Daniel, wood mantels, 113 Tenth, r. 10 Grand
Av
McClernon Daniel J., helper Daniel McClernon, r. 10
Grand Av
McClernon James H., tile setter Daniel McClernon, r. 2
Railway Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
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622 TUTT^SKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
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SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
McClimbe T. C, purser stmr Australia
McClinchy Joseph, dnvtr Wells Fargo & Co., r. 635
Locust Av
1^" McLlinchy. See McGlinchy
McClinugan Frank, printer S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 2006
Powell
McClintock Benjamin S. Jr., clerk, r. 558 Bryant
McClintock Hershel J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 14
Eugenia Av
McClintock Joseph S., r. 119^ Sixth
McClintock Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 134 Haighl
McClinton Myron G. (Searle & McClinton) r. 94,i Va-
lencia
McClish Clarke, student, r. bZO Twenty-first
McClii-h Eli Rev. D. D., pastor Grace Methodist Episco-
pal Church, r. 530 Twenty-first
McClookey Alexander, boatman James F. O'Hanlon &
Co., r. 82 Francisco
McCloskey Charles, engineer, r. 82 Francisco
McCloskey Eaver, wood and coal, SE cor San Jose Av
and Twentv-third, r. 331 Fair Oaks
McCloskey Edward A., clerk J. B. McCloskey & Co., r.
1531 Golden Gate Av
McCloskey Ella V. Miss, teacher music, r. 807 Hayes
McCloskey Emmett, painter, r. 2024 Mission
McCloskey Harry, teamste , r. N s Fulton nr Masonic Av
McCloskey Henry, teamster, r. 62 Francisco
McCloskey James, r. 1531 Golden Gate Av
McCloskey James, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce
McCloskey James, clerk Joseph Cusack, r. 4 Clinton
McCloskey James, fireman, r. 1300 Seventeenth
McCloskey James, laborer, r. 1109J Tennessee
McCloskey James, plumber, r. 114 Dorland
McCloskey James, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
McCloskey Janus Jr., blacksmith Ragan & Schlegel, r.
1-300 Seventeenth
McCloskey James B. (James B. McCloskey & Co.) r. 1531
Golden Gate Av
McClo key James B. & Co. (John B. and James B. Mc-
Closkey) hay and grain, 854-856 Howard, and wood
and coal, 941 Mission
McCloskey John, blacksmith, r. 812 Page
McCloskey John, cook Young & Weisman, r. 825 Mis-
sion
McCloskey John, fireman, r. 208 Secontl
McCloskey John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
McCloskey John, painter, r. 3 Dikeman PI
McCloskey John A., saddler, r. 21 Alvarado
McCloskey J<.hnB. (James B. McCloskey & Co.) r. 438
Minna
McCloskey John C. , produce dealer, r. 1300 Seventeenth
McCloskey John W., horseshoer Michael McCloskey, r.
27 Haight
McCloskey Joseph, blacksmith James Torry, r. 1300 Sev-
enteenth
McCloskey Joseph, laborer, r. 82 Francisco
McCloskey Joseph, laborer, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
McCloskey Joseph H., agent Home Mutual Ins. Co., r.
712 Church
McCloskey Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 21 Alvarado
McClo.skev Maggie Miss, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.
525 Grove
McCloskey Mary, widow, r. Alms House
McCloskey Mary Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 352 Clementina
McCloskey Mary A., widow, r. 82 Francisco
McCloskt-y Michael, horse-hoer, 128 Spear, r. 812 Page
McCloskey M.chael, waiter, r. Alms House
McCloskey Michael J., laborer, r. 21 Alvarado
McCloskey Patrick, laborer, r. 503 Jessie
McCloskey Patrick, teamster, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
McCloskey Sophie, widow, restaurant, .bll Third
McCloskey Thoiuas, contractor, r. N s Fultjn nr Masonic
Av
McCloskey William J. , horseshoer, r. 413 Tenth
RW McCloskey. See McCIaskey and McCluskey
McCloud Angus, carpenter, r. 529 \'alencia
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McCloud Amelia, widow, r. 114 Webster
MoCloud Charles, painter J. J. Cooney, r. 43 Sixth
McCloud Daniel, earpemer, 1079 Market
McCl- ud John, carpenter, r. 2711^ Harrison
McCloud M. J. , r. 951 Howard
McCloud M. J. Mrs., r. 136 Seventh
McCloud Norman, carpenter, r. 1079 Market
McCloud S., hipcirpenter Pac. Coast SS. Co.
^r McCToud. See MacLeod and McLeod
McCloughry Arthur A., salesman Goodjear Rubber Co.,
r. Alameda
McClune Anne, cook New Greenland Dairy, r. Bay A'iew
McClune James H., r. 331 Kearny
McClune Peter, laborer Cni n Iron \Vks, r. 436 Seventh
McCluug Joseph \V., insurance, 40r-409 Montgomerv,
r. •2412 Webster
McClung Rilla Mrs., r. Twelfth Av South nr Railroad Av
McClung Sadie Miss, r. 601 Eddy
McClunie Agnes E., widow, r. 613^ Broderick
McClu.iie Jonathan E., salesman Muser Bros., r. 23
Byington Av
McClunie Richard J., salesman City of Paris, r. 613^
Broderic<
McClunie William J. , salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. ,
r. Oakland
McClure Clarkson, laborer, r. 1035 De Haro
McClure Elias L., r. 424 Leavenworth
McClure Henry C, manager Davis Bros., r. 204 Waller
McClure Henry N., contractor, r. 630 Fulton
McClure Isabelle, widow, r. 1736 Eddy
McClure James, patternmaker, r. 363* First
McClure James, refiner U. S. Mint, r. 1929 Califo nia
McClure James, teamster, r. cor Front and Green
McClure James J., gilder, r. 137 Third
McClure John, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co,, r. 315 Califor-
McClure John, molder, r. 363 First
McClure J. .hn M., asst Cashier U. S. Sub-Treasurv, r.
910 Lombard
Mc*" lure Margaret, r. 1929 Cali'ornia
McClure Marj-, chambermaid Park Hotel
McClure Nathaniel F., 1st Lieutenant 5th Cavalry U. S.
A., Presidio
McClure Peter L., waterman, office 16 Post, r. 602 Octa-
via
McClure Peter M., contractor, r. 602 Octavia
McClure Robert, bookkeeper McDonogh & Runvon, r.
127 Kearny
Mcaure W. C., r. Palace Hotel
McChire William, bartender, r. 901 Batterv
McClure William, chief engineer stmr City of Peking, r.
1459 Guerrero
McClure William F., real estate, r. 26 Franklm
t^ McClure. See McLure
McClur>' M. Miss, Baldwin Hotel
McCluskey Annie, widow, r. 510 Third
McCluskey Annie Miss, sewing, r. 632 Natoma
McCluskey Dennis, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
McCluskey Edward, lather, r. 234 Clipper
McCluskey Edward A., messenger Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r.
925 Dolores
McCluskey Frank G., truckman Truck 1, r. 315 Natoma
McCluskey George, clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. 819 Lom-
bard
McCluskey Georgie Miss, seamstress, r. 632 Natoma
McOuskey Henrj-, engineer, r. Alms House
McCluskey Isaac, milluand Pac. Coast Door Co., r. 22
Langton
McCluskey James, plumber r. 925 Dolores
McCluskey John, rattan worker, r. 448i Third
McClu-ikey John, teamster, r. 40 Juniper
McCluskey John, teamster, and foreman Engine 12 r
506 Vallejo
McCluskev Julia Miss, r. 315 Natoma
McCluskey Margaret A., widow, r. 327 San Jose Av
McCluskey Mary A., domestic 1804 Octavia
McCluskey Marj- A., dressmaker, r. ?27 San Jose Av
McCluskey M. C. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 315 Natoma
TRADING CO. THE,
McCluskey Michael, paver, r. SE cor Columbia
Park r Av
8^ McCluskey. See McClaskey and McCloskey
McColifan Adeline, widow, r. 180^ Ellis
McOolgan Daniel A., searcher of records, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Edward, liquors, 224 Third, r. 131^ Perry
McColgan John, laborer Bay District Race Tiack
McColgan John, painter, r. 11 Dale PI
McColgan Johu, tinner, r. SE cor Columbia PI and Par-
ker Av
McColgan John E., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
28 Alabama
McColgan Katie F. Miss, \-ice-principal South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Marj- Mrs., r. 1919 Ellis
McColgan Patrick, laborer, r. 445 Brjant
McColgan Reginald H. , money broker, r. 1809 Ellis
McColl Charles A., salesman T. H. Nelsjn, r. 1501 Fill-
more
McCoU John, watchman, r. De Montfort Av nr Miramar
McColl Neil, machinist Fulton Eug. and Ship Bldg Wks,
r. 12 E:isex
McCollam C. A. Mrs., widow, r 703 Oak
McCOLLAM FISHING AND
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_ sett presl-
tleiit, «eor«f 1a<uelra iiiaaaser, C. P.
Overton secretary. MkoIe«alc cared fish,
proprietors vessels an>4 fisliingand trad-
ing stations, Alasiia. o(Hi-e 40 California
McCoUister William M., siieciaJ agent F. W Voogt. r.
1067 Mission
S^ McCollough. See McCullough
McCoIlum Charles F., bx)kkeeper Pac. Coast SS. Co., r
809 Chestnut,
McCollum Edward F. , salesman Hale Bros., r. 204 Mc-
Allister
McColum George 0., barber, 1708 Devisadero, r. 1705
Devisadero
McCollum J., r. 26 Thirteenth
McCollum James, r. 569 Howard
McCollum Matthew, hostler, r. -2318 Fillmore
McCollum Timothy J., machmist Union Iron Wks, r. 620
Fourth
McCollum Wallace, r. 613 Eddy
McCollum William, insurance agent, r. 809 Chestnut
l^" McCollum. See Callum and McCollam
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, r. 428 Eleventh Av
McComb Edmund, engineer stmr Bay City, r. 118
Drumm
McComb Eugene S. , bricklayer Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 607 Third
McComb George, attorney at law, r. 1124 Filbert
McComb George S., deputv clerk Justice's Court, r. 1124
Filbert
MeCOHB JOHN, secretarj- Society for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Children, 95-96 Donohoe Bldg, r.
Unio n League Club, Palace Hotel
McComber Frank K., bookkeeper Pac. Lumber Co., r.
728 Howard
t^" McConiljer. See Macomber
McConachie Alexander, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48
Eighth
McConaghy John, painter M. J. Donovan, r. 1711 Mar-
ket
McConahey James, carpenter, 1149 Mission, r. 20 Dame
£W McConahey. See McConaughry and McConochie
McCouahy Annie, r. 304 Third
McConahy John, costumier, r. 731 Howard
McConahy Samuel, laborer, r. 718 Howard
McConahy Theodore, carpetlaver Conklin Bros., r. 1409J
Market
McConalogue James, engineer, r. 11 South Park
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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McConalogue Julia, widow, r. 295 Clementina
McCoiialogue Philip, enjfineer Union Iron Wks, r. G29i
Natoina
^g" McConalogue. See McConoIogue
McConcheJanies M., laborers. P. Co., r. 405 Hyde
Mc(;0.\i: JA.MK* F., M. D., M. R. C. S. En-{.-
physican and surgeon, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.,
office 836 Sutter, r. Occidental Hotel
McConley Hujfh, longshoreman, r. lOa Greenwich
McConnellA., hostler, r. Park Hotel
McConnell Alexander, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
113i Bartlett
McCoimell Andrew, car builder Market St. Ry, r. 25
Ninth
McConnell Andr w M. , salesman John Stumpf & Son, r.
Sixteenth Av South bet N and O
McConnell Chalmers N. , secretary Otto Normanu, 411
Bush, r. 1034 Sacramento
McConnell Charles, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 449 Jessie
McConnell Carmen, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
McCoimell Dani 1, laborer Oolden State and Miners Iron
Wks, r. 35 Federal
McConnell Kdward G., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 705 Sutter
McCoimell Frank, ship carpenter, r. 40 Clarence PI
McConnell Frank H., watchmaker and jeweler, 19 Mont-
gomery, r. 603 Fell
Mci'O.NWELL liKOKtiE E., lieutenant oammander
r. S. Revenue Cutter General Hartley, r. 1223 Wash-
ington
McConnell Henrj' E., pressman A. J. Leary Co., r.
120 Fourth
McConne 1 J., porter, stmr Colon
McConnell James F., sailmaker, Joseph J. Doyle, r.
1320 Nntoma
McConnell John, gripman, r. 2048 McAllister
McConnell John, gioceries and liquors, 446 Clementina
.'Wct'OXlVELL JOHX, groceries, liquors, and cigars,
NE cor Harrison and Santa Clara
McConnell John, scavenger, r. 35 Federal
McConnell John A., carpenter, r. 1109 Twentieth
McConnell John F., painter, r. 641 Commercial
McConnell Quinneite O. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary
School, r. 1002a Bush
McConnell Robert, policeman, r. 1104J Tennessee
McConnell Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 40 Clarence PI
McConnell William J., bakery, 400 Tenth
McCunochie Robert, stone cutter, r. 44 Louisa
McConoghy Samuel J., cutter U. S. Mint, r. 1016 Sacra-
mento
McConologue William E., iron worker Western Iron
Wks, r. 829 Douglass
1^* McConologue. See McConalogue
McConville Bros (John J. and Henry) plumbers, 500
Shot well
McConville David, extraman Truck 7, r. 506 Shotwell
McConville Henry (McConville Bros) r. 506 Shotwell,
rear
McConville John J. (McConville Bros) r. 424 Shotwell
McConville Katharine, widow, r. 506 Shotwell, rear
McCooey Arthur, horseshoer John P. Glynn, r. 1920
Union
McCooey James, groceries and liqoors, NW cor Fifteenth
and Mission
McCooey Owen, proprietor Jersey Dairy, 1922 Union, r.
1920 Union
McCook James, dynamo man Edison Light and Pftwer
Co., r. 750i Harrison
McCool Daniel M., laborer Custom House, r. 826 Fif-
teenth
McCool James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co
McCoppin Celia, paper box maker, r. 433 Linden Av
McCOPPIM FRANK, postmaster San Francisco
r. Hotel Bicheiju
McCord Alexander (Alexander McCord & Co.) r. 1214
Buchanan
PABST BREWING CO.
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NcCORD ALfr:\ANDEK A CO. (Alexander and
John McCord) proprietors Fashion stables, 221
Ellis
McCord Anna L. , widow, cap cutter, r. 118 Shotwell
McCord Evan B., city passenger agent S. P. Co., 613
Market, r. Fruitvale, Cal
McCord Frank, printer, r. 27 Minna
McCord G. W., compositor Examiner
McCord George, bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.
lOOOJ Dolores
McCord George, driver, 22 Twelfth
.nc€OKl» H. M.,realesUte, 12 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
r. 215 Page
McCord John ( Alexander McCord & Co.) and Scott &
McCord) r. 1610 Fell
McCord Mark L., painter, 1731 Market, r. 119a Valencia
McCord Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 314i O'Farrell
McCord Nellie Miss, r. 915 Polk
McCord Robert, bookkeeper, r. 314 Third
McCord Robert A., clerk Edmund C. Dake, r. 203 Frank-
lin
McCord Thomas, contractor, r. 314 Third
McCord 'J'homas J., clerk G. M. Josselyn Co., r. 642
Folsom
McCord William, bookkeeper Butler, Schutz & Co., r.
314 Third
^r McCord. See MacCord
McCorkell Elizabeth Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 15-0 Devisadero
McCorkell Elizabeth T., widow, r. 1520 Devisadero
McCorkell John J., clerk Creamer & McGovern, r. Ill
Perry
McCormac Mary E. Miss, r. 524 Gearj'
McCormack Anna, widow, r. 615b Seventh
McCormack Catherine, widow, r. 732 Natoma, rear
McCormack Cecilia, widow, r. 2210 Greenwich
McCormack Ellen Miss, r. 4 Beale PI
McCormack Ellen, widow, r. 315 Seventh
McCormack H. A. Mrs., proprietor Epworth House,
1037i Market
McCormack Hannah, widow, r. 4 Beale PI
McComuck James, r. 320 Ivy Av
McCormack James, laborer, r. 320 Chestnut
McCormack John, groceries, 36 Golden Gate Av
McCormack John, laborer, r. 24 Stanley PI
McCormack John J. (McCormack & McDonald) r. C08a
Shotwell
McCormack John J., machinist, r. 54 First
McCormack John T , coIlecti>r, r. 2326 Fillmore
McCormack John W., agent Mann & Wilson, r. 1022
Seventeenth
McCormack M. Miss, operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. East Oakland
McCormack Maggie Miss, saleslady J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 1530 Howard
MoCormack Michael C, cigars and tobacco, bOOk Sixth
McCormack Nellie Miss, r. 610 Fillmore
McCormack Thomas A., clerk, r. 315 Seventh
McCormack T. J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1415 Oak
McCormack William, cabinetmaker, r. 2<6 Eleventh
McCormack William, clerk, r. 315 Seventh
McCormack William, manager U. C. Palmer, r. 29 Sil-
ver
McCormack William J., shoemaker, r. 113 Oak
McCormack & McDonald (John J. McCormack and Daniel
McDonald) horseshoers, 820 Folsom
B^ McCormack. See MacCorraac and McCormick
McCormic Joseph L., deputy Coroner, r. 117 Page
McCormick Agnes Miss, furnished rooms, r. 269 Minna
McCormick Albert, student, r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick AnnaC, widow, r. 742Capp
McCormick Anna C. Mrs., r. 1528 Howard
McCormick Annie, widow, r. 524 Turk
McCormick Annie Miss, saleslady S. F. and Sacramento
Candy Mfg Co., r. 4 Beale PI
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Mccormick brothers ..-.t.
aiKl James H.) iiractltal plumbers, gas
and steam fiftprs. Jobbing a speriaity,
globes and gas llxtnres, Sl.i 1-3 Sutler
McComiick Brothers (James A. aiid Frank L.) printers,
408 Sansome
McCormick Brothers (Thomas A. and John) proprietors
Industrial Iron Wks, 23a-237 Beale
McCormick Ce'ia, widow, r. 2210 Greenwich
McCormi k Cbarles E., draughtsman Vulcan Iron Wks,
r. 1028 McAllister
McC!omiick Charles H., bookkeeper Grangers' Bank of
California, r. East < 'aklaud
McCormick Dai-v B. Miss, student, r. The Clifton
McO rmick Edward, barber, r. E s San Jose Road nr
Uuadillo Av
McCormick Edward, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312
Louisiana
McCormick Edward J., cUrk, r. 1521 Grove
McCormick Ellen, widow, r. Alms House
McO>rmick Emanuel B., clerk Prussian National Insur-
ance Co., r. 1715 Larkin
McCormick Eutcene, carbuilder r. 1619 Twenty-fourth
McCormick Francis, horseshoer, r. 22i Hubbard
HcCORMICK FRANK H., general agent freight de-
partment Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Co., 228 California, r. Alameda
McCormick Frank J., clerk, r. 821 Capp, rear
McCormick Frank L. (McCormick Bros.) and real estate,
70 St. Ann's BIdg, r. Oriel Hotel
McCormick Genevieve Miss, teacher, r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick George, clerk Frank A. Bogart, r. 15^1 Grove
McCormick George, diamond setter Shreve & Co. , r. East
Oakland
McOirmick George F., patternmaker Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick George J., clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 1530
Howard
McCormick Isabella cook, r. 20 Louisa
McCormick James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen-
ty-ninth and Noe
McCo'rmick James, laborer, r. 550 Brjant
McCormi k James, seaman, r. 6 iTnion
McCormick James, teamster, r. 424 Fremont, rear
McCormick James, t amster, r. 518 Howard
McCormick James A. (McCormick Bros.) r. 1229 Twen-
ty-first
McCormick Jamea H. (McCormiek Bros.) r. 1619 Twen-
ty-fourth
McCormick John (McCormick Bros.) r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick John, chipper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 53 Shipley
McCormick John, gardener, r. 1511 Buchanan
McCormick John, laborer, r. 242 Lily Av
McCormick John, stevedore, r. 226 Filbert
McCormick John A., mnfg chemist, 777 Folsom, rear,
r. 775 Folsom
McCormick John E., boilermaker, r. 14 Minnesota
McCormick John E. S., r. 1831 Vallejo
McCormick John F. , r. 1521 Twintv-fourth
McCormick John J., clerk Cal. Hat Wks, r. 22J Hubbard
McCormick John J., litho pressman Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 153 Tehama
McCormick John J., molder S. F. Stove Wks,r. 1239i
^— Market
McC^ormick John P., contractor, r. 426 Austin Av
McCormick John S., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 228 Lilv Av
MeCORSlICK JOHN T. (McCormick Bros.) and pro-
prietor Standard Iron and Wire Wks, 509-511 Market,
r. 1831 Vallejo
McCormick John T., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
— 228 Lily Av
McCormick John W., solicitor, r. 1022 Seventeenth
McCormick Joseph, physician and surgeon, office and r.
r 524 Turk
McCormick Joseph L., clerk, r. 18 Morris Av
1010
4221
McCormick Lillie Miss, artist, r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick L zz e, domestic 900 Eddy
McCormick Margaret, widow, r. 1530 Howard
McCormick Marguerite, widow, r. 210 Twenty-eighth
McCormick Mana, widow, r. 419 Hyde
McCormick Martin J., butcher, r. 1017 Eleventh At
South
McCormick Mary, widow, r. 8 Rondell PI
McCormick Mary, widow, r. 1615 Twenty-fourth
McCormick Mary, widow, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick Mattie Miss, r. 439 Gearv
McCormick May Miss, clerk, r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick Michael, gardener, r. 153 Tehama
McCormick Michael, laborer, r. 81 Jessie
McCormick Michael, painter, r. 114 Turk
McCormick Michael, tailor, r. 153 Tehama
Ml Cormick Nellie Miss, bookbinder, r. 153 Tehama
McCormick Nellie A. Miss, ar ist, r. 2648 Folsom
Mc-Cormick N cholas C, clerk W. Li. Tel. Co., r. 210
Twenty-eightth
McCormick Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Napi
and Illinois and NW cor Georgia and Sierra, r. 907a
Illinois
McCormick Patrick, teamster, r. 78 Natoma
McCormick Patrick F. , mortgage tax clerk Hibemia S.
and L. Society, r. 432 Haight
McCormick Patrick R. , chipper Atlas Iron Works, r. 14
Minnesota
McCormick Paul J., conductor Market St. Ry.,
Dolores
McCormick Peter J., clerk, r. 57A Chenery
McCormick Thomas, r. 207 Minna
McCormick Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Tehama
McConnick Thomas, student, r. 1028 McAllister
JlcCormick Thomas A. (McCormick Bros.) r. 695 Steiner
McCormick Thomas A., compositor, r. 1622 Bush
McCormick luuothy, teamster, r, 143 Minna
McCormick Walter J., molder McCormick Bros., r. 1028
McAllister
McCormick William, r. 315 Guerrero
McCormick William, clerk Carrol) & Carroll
McCormick William, janitor New City Hall, r. 821 Capp,
rear
McCormick WUliam, liquors S. P. Co.'s stmrs, r. 701
Pierce
McCom-ick William, shoemaker, r. 328 Teham*
McCormick William, tailor, r. 81 Jessie
McCormick William F., tailor, r. 153 Tehama
McCormick William H., carriage painter, r. 1416 Hyde
McCormick William H., foundryman McCormick Broe.,
r. 1028 McAllister
McCormick William H., marble warerooms, 1422 Mar-
ket, r. 1715 Larkin
McCormick William H. Jr., clerk Tax Collector's OflBce,
r. 1715 Larkin
McCormick William J., deliven," clerk Cal. Navigation
and Improvement Co., r. 1010 Dolores
McCormick William R., miner, r. 242 Twelfth
McCormick W. S., r. .502 Powell
IS" McCormick. See MacCormac and McCorraack
McCorristou Frank J., molder, r. 206| Ritch
McCorriston Hugh E., blacksmith, r. 206* Ritch
McCorriston James D., blacksmith, r. 206i Ritch
McCosker Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 8 Decatur
SS" McCosher. See MeCusker
McCotterv Samuel, blacksmith, 1028 Battery
McCottrev Edward, machinist Gas Consumers Associa-
tion,'r. 904 Vallejo
McCottrey Man", widow, r. 518 Noe
McCottrey Robert, gasfitter, r. 117 Bernard
McCottrey William J., laborer Gas Consumers Assn. r.
904 Vallejo
McCoubrev James B., carpenter, r. 313 Vallejo
McCouUy Patrick, teamster Or. Imp. Co., r. 46 Clemen-
tina
McCourt Edward, paperhanger, r. 423 Sutter
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McCourt Ellen, widow, r. 423 Sutter
McCourt Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert bet Pierce and
Steiner
McCourt Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1530
Kentucky
McCourt William, coal pisser stiiir Australia
McCourtney Chark8 H., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 41 Ritch
McCourtney Ephraiui J., calker, r. 41 Ritch
McCourtney George E., machinist, r. 41 Ritch
McCourtnev ITiomas, conductor, r. 1016 Castro
McCoy Ada Mrs. r. 2619 Mission
McCoy Adam W. (Byrne Jt McCoy > r. 1104 Market
McCoy Adam W., butcher, SE cor Alvarado and Guerrero
McCoy Alexander, laborer, r. 22 Garden
McCoy Charles L., mining secretary, 35-36 Mills Bldg,
3d floor, r. Oakland
McCoy Daniel, teamster Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 147 J Fifth
McCoy Darby, bartender, r. 12 Page
McCoy Edward, master mariner tug Vigilant
McCoy Elizabeth, widow, r. 408i Natoma
McCoy Emma C. , widow, r. 1184 Haight
McCoy Eu'.rene (McCoy & Nesbitt) r. 220 Seventeenth
McCoy Henry, blacksmith, r. 229J Langton
Mc€OV ME!«rRV J., secretary Young Men's Chris-
tian Association, NE cor Ellisand Mason, r. Berkeley
McCoy James, street contractor, r. 114a Eighteenth
McCoy .James A., hostler Mascot Stables
McCoy .J. Ellis, gripman Cal. St. R.R., r. 1417 Hyde
McCoy John, butcher, r. 1924 Filbert
McCoy John, stableman, r. SVV cor Steiner and Waller
McCoy John W., physician, office and r. 1118 Guerrero
McCoy Kate, widow, r. 225J Twenty-second
McCoy Lizzie, domestic 1916 Vallejo
McCoy Mary, widow, r. 299i Clementina
McCoy Mary J., widow, r. 1118 Guerrero
McCoy Michael, calker, r. 707 Webster
McCoy Patricio, packer Levi Strauss Ik Co., r. 9 Minna
McCoy Patrick, butcher, r. 1924 Filbert
McCoy Thomas, attendant The Lurline Bath.-;, r. l-ilO^r
Larkin
McCoy I'homas, contractor, r. 114a Eiu'hteenth
McCOV «ft MESBITT (Eugene McCoy and Joseph
Nesbitt) grocers, 3002-3004 Sixteenth
McCracken Arthur (Stewart Menzies & Co.) r. 412 Val-
lejo
McCracken Emma I. Mi-s, i)rincipal Hearst Free Kinder-
garten No. 3, r. Oakland
McCracken George E. , stevedore, r. 336 Green
McCracken Hugh, salesman City of Paris and proprietor
Presidio Kennels, 3313 Clay
McCracken J. , seaman stmr Mariposa
McCracken Joseph A., conductor, r. 2927 Sacramento
McCracken M. I. Mrs., furnished rooms, 365 Minna
McCracken Michael J., machine operator, r. 718 Hamp-
shire
McCracken Sarah, widow, r. 718 Hampshire
McCracken Thomaa, hackman, r. Turk Street Hotel
.ncCKACKO WILLIAM, proprietor Lick Laundo .
9 Lick PI, r. 430 Page
McCraiken William H., salesman, r. 733 Bush
McCraith Agnes, physician, office and r. 311i Church
McOaith Edward J., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 313 Church
McCraith George J., searcher of records, r. 311 Church
McCraith Jeremiah G., searcher of records 14 McAllister
r. 311 Church
McCraith Thomas, shoemaker, r. Alms House
McCraith Thomas D., searcher of records, 14 McAllister,
r. 314 Fair Oaks
McCraith William, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe t.'o.,
r. 1135 Mission
McCraith William P., painter, r. 311 Church
tff" McCraith. See McRaith
McCraley George, r. 324 Jones
McCrat* John, btrber Henry H. Penn, r. 3331 Missi .11
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McCray Brothers fFranklin P. and Victor T.) civil engi-
neers, 530 California, room 27
SleCray Charles C, traveling salesman, r. Xew Western
Hotel
McCray Franklin P. (McCray Bros.) r. Palo Alto, Oal.
McCrav Joseph, cook, r. 137 Seventh
.McCray Victor T. (McCray Bros.) 530 California, room
27
McCrea A., Silverman Russ Hou.se
McCrea David, machi dst.r. 603i Third
McCrea Harrj-, foreman Linited Carriage Co., r. 615
Mnina
McCrea John, car)ienter, r. 1113.^ Keaniy
McCrea John, clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 139 Fair Oaks
McCrea Tully, Major U. S. A., Presidio
g'W Mci;rea. See Ma'.Rae and McRea
.McCreadie Abraham, sujierintendent Bay City Packing
House, r. 2412 Pacific Av
McCreadie Richard B., boilermaker, r. 1.323 Natoma
McCreadie Richard B. Jr., druggist William J. Zelner, r.
1323 Natoma
McCreadie Samuel, r. 243 Oak
.McCready Charies, boilermaker, r. 613 Fourth
McCreadv Daniel J., teamster Odd Fellows' Cemeter\, r.
26 16 McAllister
McCrf^ady Evans H. , laborer, r. 1121 Vermont
.McCreadv George, clerk Huddleston & Co., r. 2616 Mc-
Allister
McCready Henry J., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1533a
Dolores
McCready Stephen, laborer, r. 1121 \ermont
McCreadv WiUiam, conductor, r. 730 Lott
McCreadv William, fireman, r. 542 Howard
McCreadv William F., melter. r. 1121 Vermont
McCreagii John, engineer S P. Co., r. 323 > Twenty-first
McCreagh John E., engineer, r. 2755 Sixteenth
McCreagh Michael, r. 113 F.llm ^re
McCreagh Tnomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Harrison
McCreagh Thomas J., a.sst weigher Custom House, r. 113
Fillmore
McCreary C, clerk, r. 1110 Larkin
McCreary Charles, solicitor, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
McC'EAKV ELEtTRIt'AL »PE€I.ALTV CO.
(New York Citv) office 35 Market
.McCredie Helen Miss, bookkeeper Arnold Bros., r. 2412
Pacific
ilcCredv Frederick A. , clerk Post Office, r. 432 Church
McCredy John J., builder, r. 432 Church
McCredy William J., lumberman, r. 326 Ritch
McCree Junie, actor, r. 818i Greenwich
McCreery Andrew B., cajritalist, office 211 Sansome, room
3, r." Palace Hotel
McCreery J. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1026J Larkin
McCreery James & Co. (New York) dry goiids, John L.
Tiernev representative, 126 Kearny, room 8
McCreery Richard S., capitalist, office 2II Sansome,
room 3
JlcCreerv Walter E., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co.,"r. .n06 Ellis
McCRELLIS FRANK H., pr.„r,«...
I iiion Fiiruitareand Itaggasr .lloving <'o..
\>V i-orTajlor aud <;old«n <;ate Av, opv
Sixth, r. 1610 Eddy
.McCrcllis Mert<3nL. C, collector White Star Launilry,
r. Oakland
eS" McCrellis. See MacCrellish
.McCressen William, bookkeeper, r. Alms House
McCrieden Andrew, blacksmith, r. Alms House
McCrillis B. F., bartender, r. 516 Golden Gate Av
>I<-«'KILLIS .lOHX S., manager White SUr Laun-
(Irv, r. Oakland
.MfCrii'union A. R., r. 219 Golden Gate Av
McCrindle John M., iwrter George W. Gibbs Co.. r. (Jol
den Gate
.McCrink Peter, porter, r. 54 First
McCrone David B., r. 215 Stevensi n
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McCru.skey J. H , coiupositor Coiuiuereial Publishing^
'Co., r.-937Capp
McCrosseii Robert E., carbuilder Powell St. RK., r. 210
Sail Jose Av
McCrosson James, bookkeeiier Atlas Iron Works, r. 210
San Jose Av
McCrosson John, laundrynian, r. 245 Minna
McCrosson Jolin T. , street contractor, 234 Montgomery,
room 4, r. NE cor Washington and Central Av
McCruni Emma J. , furnished rooms, 512 Golden Gate
Av
McCrystle Agnes Miss, teacher music, r. 1023 Twentietli
McCrystle Charles, tailor, 103 Ninth, r. lOi^ Twentieth
McOrvstle Charles S., clerk, r. 1023 Twentieth
MoCrvstle John P. , patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
1023 Twentieth
McCuaig George (Macaulay «t McCuaig) r. 116 Eleventh
MoCI t: €AKKI4GE FACTORY, NW cor Golden
Gate Av and Polk, Telephone East 143
Mctiue Daniel, stone cutter, r. 504 Second
MotUie Edward, laborer, r. 959 Bryant
McCue Ellen Miss, r. 2107 Webster
McCue Hugh, watchman Corporation Yard S. F. V. I).
McCue .lames, carpenter, r. 313 Vallejo
McCue .lames, cook, r. 544 Minna
McCue James, laborer, r. 328^ Twenty-ninth
McOue James S. (McCue Medicine Co.) veterinary sur-
geon, G Sacramento, rooms 4-.5-6, r. Corte Madera,
Mar.n Co.
McCue John, Stevedore, r. 15 William
McCue John, watchman, r. 624 Fourth
Mi-tJue Margaret Mrs., groceries, 239 Third
McCue Mary, domestic 2414 Clay
MeCue Medicine Co. (James S. McCue) 6 Sacramento,
rooms 4-.5-(i
Mc(;ue P., salesni in O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 143 Sec-
ond
McCHio Patrick, laboi-er, r. 2107 Webster
McCue Patrick, plumber, r. 1122 Larkin
McCue Patrick, stevedore, r. 15 William
McCue P. H., driver Market St. Ry., r. 309 Fifth
McCue Ralston, -agent Pac. Coast Traders' and Home
Seekers' Association, 6 Sacramento, room 6, r. Corte
Madera, Marin Co.
McCue Robert, butcher, r. 118 Sixth
McCue Thomas, drayman Maurice J. Sinunons, r. 420
Mission
McCue 'I'homas, teamster, r. 12 Page
McCue Timothy, liquors, 1434 Market, r. 12 Page
S^ McCue. See McGue and McHugh
McCuen Agnes, stenographer, r. 40 Oak
McCueii .leniiie Miss, milliner, r. 621 McAllister
McCullocli Alexander, student, r. 4 Webster
MoOulloth Janits, pauiter G. B. De Ferrari
.McCulloch John, contractor, r. 31 Alvarado
McCulloch John E., pilot, office 506 Battery, r. Alameda
McOuUoeh Mary, widow, r. 4 Webster
McCulloch Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hartford and Eighteenth
McCulloch Thomas, medical student, r. 4 Webster
jacCuUoeh William C, painter, r. 717 Tehama
McCullough A. L. Miss, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.
Berkele.'s
McCullough Alfred R., clerk Western Meat Co., r. 1031
Dolores
McCullough Charles, laborer, r. Golden Gate Ht)tel
McCullough Charles, traveling salesman Armour Pack-
ing Co., r. 1031 Dolores
McCullough David, groceries and liquors, 500 Turk, r.
511 Turk
McCulliiuih Edna Mrs., r. New Western Hotel
McCullough Eleanor J., widow, r. 1137 Shotwell
McCSiLLOUiill EKXEST, editor Engineer and CVm-
tractor (weekly) 511 California, room 79
McCullough Frank S., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1031
Dolores
McCullough George, weaver Cal. Wire Wks, r. 909 Bat
tery, rear
McCullough George Jr., teamster, r. 909 Battery rear
McCullough Henry, r. E s Lombard nr Fillmore
McCullough James, machinist, r. New Continental
Hotel
McCullough James, manager S. F. Branch Armour
Packingr Co., 211-213 Clay, r. 1226 Guerrero
McCullough James, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
McCullough James A., buggy washer, r. 515 Minna
McCullough James A. , manager Excelsior Mill Co. , r.
1226 Guerrero
McCullough John, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
McCullough John Jr., weaver, r. 909 Battery, rear
McCullough John McB., shipping clerk Armour Packing
Co.,r. 1226 Guerrero
McCullough Maurice K., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 221
Shotwell
McCullough Michael, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery
McCullough Patrick, stevedore, r. 545^ Secdnd
McCullough Peter (Green & McCullough) r. 1113 Folsom
McCullough Robert P. , salesman Jackson Napa Soda
Water, r. 1107 Treat Av
McCullough Robert W., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 965 How-
ard
McCullough Samuel, butcher C. E. Gisin, r. 330 Capp
McCullough Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r.
251 Michigan
McCulUiugh Thomas, driver Market St. Ry., r. 734 Har-
rison
McCullough Thomas J., t6amster Market St. Ry. r. 330
Capp
McCullough William (Reid & McCullough) r. 330 Capp
McCullough William, tailor, r. 29 Moss
McCullough William Jr., laborer, r. 29 Moss
McCullough William J. , teamster, r. 1004J Minnesota
McCullough William K., bookkeeper John H. Kruse, r.
1137 Shotwell
McCullough William P., elevatonnan, 131 Post, r. 542
Mission
XW McCullough. See McCulloch
McCuUum Charles, master mariner, 9 Mission
McCully Annie J., widow, r. 537 Twenty-first
McCuUy James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New Con-
tinental Hotel
McCune Ada, widow, r. 1413 Clay
McCune Ada L. Miss, clerk Interual Reveniie Service,
r. 1413 Clay
McCune Alice M. Miss, compositor Edwards Publishing
Co., r. 654 Jessie
McCune James, clerk, r. 1413 Clay
McCune Thomas, carpenter, r. N s Clement bet Seventh
and Eighth Avs
.McCunn John, carpenter, r. 808 Leavenworth
McCurdy Bessie, widow, r. 1238 Mission
McCurdy Catherine, widow, r. 463 Tehama
McCurdy Charles, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
McCurdy Charles, liquors, r. 187 Hyde
McCurdy Collins, 604 Commercial, r. 926 Sutter
McCurdy Daniel R., operator Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 114 Shotwell
McCurdy David, restaurant, 717 J Howard, r. 718 Howard
McCurdy J. B., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
145 Second
McCurdy John B., gasmaker, r. IO62 Morris Av
McCurdy Lily Miss, capmaker, r. 207a Chestnut
McCurdy Ma'rcy L., gripman, r. 2911 Sacramento
McCurdy Margaret, widow, r. 207a Chestnut
McCurdy Sarah A., widow, r. 416 Taylor
McCurdy William, woodturner, r. 408 Harrison
McCuiTie Matthew, pianotuner, r. 735 Twenty-first
McCurry James, fruits and vegetables, 1105 Howard
McCusker Edward C, car])enter Neal L. Gerts, r. 107
Van Ness Av
McCusker Jane, widow, r. 130a Hayes
McOisker Josejih (Walsh & McCusker) r. 24 South Park
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JIIc€I1T4;HEN EOWAKW J., attorney at law, 35-39
Mills Bldfr, 9th floor, r. Ross Station, Marin Co., Cal.
McCuU-heii Henry, laborer, r. 871 Market
McCutcheii William, laborer, r. 1704 Market
McDade Andrew, carriage painter, r. 18 Rutledffe Av,
rear
McDade Kdward, sugarboiler, r. 1608 Folsom
McDwle Kdward W., draughtsman, r. 1G08 Folsom
McDade George, carriage painter, r. 18 Rutledge A\ ,
rear
McDADE JOHN J., attorney at law, 19 Nevadii
Block, r. S\V or Santa Clara and York
McDade Joseph, contractor, r. 1608 Folsom
McDade Peter, laborer, r. 225 Kast
McDade Robert N., laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 2944 Clara
McDaid A., coalpasser stmr Walla Walla
McDaid James J., blacksmith, r. 1132^ Stevenson
McDaid John J., comjiositor Examiner, r. 1132i Steven-
son
McDaniel Edward H., machinehand Andrew Wilkie, r.
'i38 Fair Oaks
McDaniel James F., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
C©.. r. 238 Fair Oaks
McDaniel Luke, laborer, r. 50 Stevenson, rear
McDaniel William R. (Hentzell & McDaniel) r. 238 Fair
Oaks
.VlcDaniels Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 701 Stockton
McDaniels D. T., switchman S. P. Co.
McDaniels James K., compositor Examiner, r. 701 Stock-
ton
McDavid Alexander, compositor Filmer & Rollins Elec-
trotype Co., r. 133 Seventh
.McDavitt Charles, laborer, r. 32 Gilbert
McDavitt Hugh, clerk, r. 32 Gilbert
McDavitt James J., jn-inter, r. 163 Tehama
McDavitt John, clerk Merchants' Exchange, r. 25i Jan-
sen
McDavitt John, laborer, r. 32 Gilbert
.McDavitt Maria, widow, r. 153 Tehama
McDavitt Sarah, widow, r. 32 Gilbert
B»" M.-Davitt. See McDevitt
-VtcDearnion Adelia A., widow, r. 16 Willow Av
McDearnioii & Co. , [managers Pacific Branch Salaman-
der Felting Co., 40 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
McDermitt Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Minna
McDermitt William A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 8
Kissling PI
-McDermot Joseiih, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 29
Ritch
McDermot Nora, widow, r. Alms House
McDermottA. Mrs., widow, r. 666 Haight
.\IcDennott Alonzo, molder, r. 2509 Folsom
McDermott Andrew T., r. 124 Tenth
McDermott .Vim, widow, r. 33 Hawthorne
McDermott Ann Mrs., r. 1219 Twenty-sixth
-McDem.ott .\nnie, widow, r. 28 Madison Av
McDermott Annie F. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r. 724 Fell
.ncDEIt.1l«TT ARTHIIR, druggist, NE cor Haight
and Pierce, r. 666 Haight
McDermott Bernard J., night watchman, r. 1223 Florida
.McDermott Camilla M. Miss, school teacher, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott Catherine, widow, r. 113 Scott
McDermott Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
.McDermott Charles, foreman Giay Bros., r. 526 Clipper
McDermott Charles, laborer, r. 404 Ninth
.McDermott Charles, woolsorter, r. 122 Morris Av
McDermott Charles F. blacksmith, r. 122 Mon'is Av
McDermott Charles T., clerk r. 2.509 Folsom
.McDermott Dennis A. , engineer, r. 1042^ Folsom
McDermott Edward, helper Atlas Iron Wks. r. NE cor
Napa and Louisiana
.VIcDermott Edward, r. 404 Ninth
McDermott Edward, laborer, r. Se\ enth Av South bet
Kand L
Mi^I>ermott Kdward, wool sorter, r. 122 Morris Av
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McDermott Francis S., foreman Pac. Gas] Improvement
Co.
McDermott Frank J., live stock, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott Hannah, widow, r. Alms House
McDermott James, engineer Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
r. 124 Clipper
McDermott James, laborer, r. 29 Ritch
McDennott James, laborer, r. 107 Perry
McDermott James, miner, r. 1408 Nebraska
McDermott James, watchman stmr Acapulco
McDermott James, teamster, r. 614J Second
McDermott James, wholesale butcher, First Av South
nr Railroad Av, r. 1828 Folsom
McDermott James B. , teamster, r. 29 Ritch
McDermott James E. , glassblower S. F. Glass Wks, r.
404 Ninth
McDennott John, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John, blacksmith, r. 2225 Greenwich
McDermott John, butcher, 940 Harrison, r. 334i Tenth
McDermott John, clerk Field & Stone Co., r. 531 Seventh
McDermott John, conductor, r. 826i Harrison
McDermott John, horsetrainer, r. Point Lobos Av nr
Twenty-sixlh Av
McDermott John . laborer, r. Ill Vallejo
McDermott John, laborer, r. 122 Morris Av
■McDennott John, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Ala-
bama
McDermott John, laborer, r. Twenty-sixth Av nr Point
Lobos Av
McDermott John, laundryman, r. 232 Hickoiy Av
McDermott John, teamster, r. 108 Nebraska
McDermott John F., packer Lievre, Frieke & Co., r. 220
Filbert
McDermott Joseph A., plumber, r. 1816 Hyde
McDermott Joseph J., tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 307
Ritch
McDermott Julia, widow, nurse, r. 404 Octavia
McDermott Kate T., domestic 2320 Clay
McDermott Lizzie, widow, r. 728 Grove
McDermott Lawrence, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, r. 3
Channel
McDennott Lizzie Miss, candlemaker S. F. Candle Co., r.
3 Channel
McDermott Marguerite, widow, r. 724 Fell
-McDermott Martin, plumber, r. 1014 Filbert
McDermott Martin A., steamfitter Crocker Bldg, r. 2314^
Larkin
McDermott Mary domestic 1718 Baker
McDermott Michael, glassblower S. F. Glass Wks, r. 404
Ninth
McDennott Michael, laborer, r. 526 Clipper
McDermott N., widow, r. 30 Stanford
McDermott Nathaniel E., clerk Scottish Union and Na-
tional Ins. C(j., r. 124 Tenth
McDermott Nellie, widow, r. 5 Rausch
McDermott Nellie T., domestic 2320 Clay
McDermott Patrick, cellarman, r. 520 Bryant
McDermott Patrick, driver Market St Ry, r. 1017.J
Hampsdire
McDermott Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Filbert
McDermott Terranee, shoemaker, r. 1116 Mission
McDermott Thomas, r. 520 Bryant
McDermott Thomas, conductor Market St. Rv, r. .'iOl
Lyon
McDermott Thomas, engineer, r. 19 Louisa
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 404 Ninth
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 722 Folsom
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert
McDermott Thomas, lamplighter, r. 2419J Clay
McDennott Thomas, pressman Hicks- Judd Co., r. 539
Howard
McDermott Timothy B., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r.
531 Seventh
JIcDennott William, cellarman Lackman & Jacobi, r. 520
Bryant
McDermott William, liostler Market St. Ry, r. 1335
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McDermoU William, messenger Frolich & Meighan, r.
40-1 Ninth
McDermott William, machine hand Pac. Planing Mills, r.
409 California Av
McDermott William F., boatman, r. 202 Brannan
MuDermott William H., teamster, 220 Filbert
nicOEKMOTT WILLIAM P., M. D., druggist, 1250
Valencia, r. 222 San Jose Av
aar McDermott. See MacDermot and McDerraitt
McDevitt A. M., widow, r. 1917 Hyde
McDevitt Andrew baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1232 Union
McDevitt Andrew J. (McDevitt & Cleary) r. 4 Rincon Av
McDevitt Aithur, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 16 Godeus
McDevitt Catherine, widow, r. 64C Mission
McDevitt Cecelia Mrs., waitress, r. 236 Third
McDevitt Charles F., plumber, r. 27 Stanley PI
McDevitt Charles F., weigher Pac. Coast S's. Co., r. 759
Capp
McDeviit Charles J.
Mission
McDevitt Cornelius, fireman R. 1). Chandler,
Twenty-sixth
McDevitt Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 217 A'allejo, rear
McDevitt Cornelius, teamster, r. 907 Battery
McDevitt Daniel, r. 425 Natoma
McDevitt Daniel, millhand Edward B. Hindes & Co., r.
1519 Howard
McDevitt Dennis, seaman, r. 27 Welsh
McDevitt Edward, driver, r. 504 Minna
McDevitt Edward, teamster, r. 17 Washington
McDevitt Edward C, clerk Carroll & Tilton, r. 7 Miller
PI
McDevitt Edward F., office 319 Pine, rooms 54-55, r
Redwood City, Cal.
McDevitt Ellen, widow, r. 1113 Bryant
McDevitt Frank, pressman, r. 2423 Harrison
McDevitt James, bakery, 504 Minna, r. 1709 Howard
McDevitt James, butcher, r. 1113 Bryant
McDevitt James, horseshoer, r. 646 Mission
McDevitt James E. (Flynn & McDevitt) r. 1709 Howard
McDevitt James H., millhand, r. 27 Stanlev PI
Ml Devitt John, r. 1033 Twenty-third
McDevitt John, bartender, r. 445 Brj'ant
McBevitt John, horseshoer Market St. Ey., r. 840 Harri-
son
McDevitt John C. (Stewart & McDevitt) r. 1019 Wash-
ington
McDevitt John W., clerk Edward P. Cole, r. 128 Fif-
teenth
McDevitt Joseph, pressman Ames & Harris, r. 105 New-
man
McDevitt Lulu Miss, shoefitter L. P. Anderson, r. 7
MilltrPl
Mcl>cvitt ilary, widow, r. 416 Broadway
McUeviit Michael, horseshoer, r. 646 Mission
McDevitt Minnie Miss, portrait artist, r. 823a Sutter
McDevitt Patrick, butcher Charles Vocke
McDevitt Peter, driver, r. 504 Minna
McDevitt Peter, hackman, r. 1508 Twenty-third
McDevitt Phillip, stableman Oregon Imp. Co. , r. 16 Fed-
eral
McDevitt Robina L.. widow, shoefitter Porter, Slessin-
ger & Co. , r. 2423 Harrison
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith, r. 444J Clementina
McDevitt Thomas C, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1226
Kearny
McDevitt William, conductor, r. 1508 Twenty-third
McDevitt William, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r 128
Fifteenth
McDevitt & Cleary (Andrew J. McDevitt and John K
Cleary) plumbers and gasfitters, 27 Stanley PI
McDiarinid James C, clerk Auditing Dept Wells Farsro
& Co., r. 2113 Jones ^
McDonald A., clerk, r. 1509 Geaiy
McDonald A., seaman stmr St. Paul
McDonald Abner, master mariner, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
McDonald Albert R. , r. 2424 Pine
McDonald Alexander, blacksmith, r. Twenty-ninth nr
Alabama
McDonald Alexander, boilermaker R. F. Dundon, r.^S
Rincon Court \'^
McDonald Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 1405J Ellis.
r. 1413 Ellis
McDonald Alexander, capitalist, r. Lick House
McDonald Alexander, carjjenter, r. 44 Third
McDonald Alexander, cigarmaker, r. 529 Nineteenth
McDonald Alexander, conductor, r. 1313 California
McDonald Alexander, harnessmaker, r. 132 Sixth
McDonald Alexander, laborer, r. 108 Latigton, rear
McDonald Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L Wks,
r. 119 Shipley
McDonald Alexander, marine engineer, r. 1521 Leaven-
worth
McDonald Alexander, salesman J. A. Folger Co., r. 441
Seventeenth
McDonald Alexander, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
McDonald Alexander E. , decorator Britton & Rey, r.
Alameda
jMcDonald Alexander K, , boilermaker, r. 2 Hampton
Court
McDonald Alexander M. , miner, r. 907a Guerrero
McDonald Allan (McDonald & Richmond) r. 700 Willow
Av
McDonald Allen, ship carpenter, r. 606| Shotwell
McDonald Allen, ship carpenter, r. 1323J Natoma
McDonald Allen J., carpenter, r. 400 Van Ness Av
McDonald Andrew (McDonald & Co.) r. 422 Valencia
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith, r. 124 Langton
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith, r. 1008 York
McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker, r. 1104 Treat Av
McDonald Angus, lumberman, r. 387 Arlington
McDonald Angus, seaman, r. 625 Davis
McDonald Angus, ship carpenter, r. 516 HciTnann
McDonald Ann, widow, r. 276 Jessie
McDonald Anna Miss, saleslady, r. 413 Oak
McDonald Annie T. Miss, dressmaking, 121 Post, rooms
45-46, r. 742J Harrison
McDonald Anthony, carpenter, r. Ocean View
McDonald Archibald, miner, r. 528 Folsom
McDonald Archibald, ?hip builder, r. 2 Hampton Court
McDonald Arthur H., salesman J. De La Montanya, r.
Oakland
McDonald Belle Miss. r. 6061 Shotwell
McDonald Belle Miss, milliner, r. 442 Fulton
McDonald Belle Miss, compositor Bacon Printing Co. , r.
232 Clii)per
McDonald Bernard, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 117
Langton
McDonald Bernard D., carpenter, r. 217 Fourteenth
McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
McDonald Byron, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 232 Oliii-
per
McDonald C. , paver, r. Golden Gate Hotel
McDonald Carrie Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
McDonald Catharine, domestic Alms House
McDonald Catherine, widow, r. 400 Van Ness Av
McDonald Charles, r. 520 Folsom
MeDonald Charles, oiler stmr City of Peking
McDonald Charles, shoemaker, r. 432 Duncan
McDonula Charles A. , asat foreman Engine 13, r. 1428
Valencia
McDonald Charles A., driver Cal. Milk Co , r. 306 Twen-
tv-first
McDonald Charles E., fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 432
Duncan
McDonald Charles F., printer, r. 1310 Baker
McDonald Charles H., policeman, r. 2121 Bush
McDonald Charles J., clerk Gen. Superintendent's Office
S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
McDonald Charles J., collector, r. 1217 Howard
McDonald Charles K., clerk Andrew J. Soule, r. 2401
Howard
McDonald Charlotte, widow, r. 809J Montgomery Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO,
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
Room 20
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McDonald Charlotte Miss, saleslady The Maze, r. 223 Ful-
ton
M.lionald Clara B. Mi s, shoefitter Porter, Slessin<,'er A:
Co., r. 145 Shipley
AhDonald Clementina, widow, r. 923i Minna
McDonald Daniel, r. 733i Minna
McDonald Daniel (McCormack & McDonald) r. 713 Shot-
well
ikOonald Daniel, blacksmith, r. 713 Shotwell
Mr Donald Daniel, laborer shot tower, r. 528 Folsoni
Ml- Donald Daniel, plumber, r. 402 Van Ness Av
Mi-Donald Daniel, seaman stmr Umatilla
McDonald Daniel A., boilermaker, r. 59i Chenery
McDonald Daniel A., carpenter, r. 825 Mission
McDonald Daniel C, horseshoer, r. 117 Fourteenth
McDonald Daniel T., riveter, r. 117 Fourteenth
\lrl>onald Daniel W., messenger Grangers' Bank of Cali-
fovnia, r. 1305 Sacramento
MiDonald D. C, switchman, r. 303 Octavia
\1( Donald Delia, widow, r. 508 Noe
\1. Donald Dewitt U, student, r. 212 Pin.;
Ml Donald D. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2122 Pine
M. Donald Donald (Carroll & Carroll) r. 2122 Pine
Jl.-Donald Donald, carpenter, r. 2920 Sacramento
McI>onald Donald D , machinist, r. 705 Dolores
McDonald Eaton, student, r. 907 Fifteenth
.MiDonald Edmund, lithographer II. S. Crocker Co. , r.
\^ Kissling
Ml Donald Edward, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.Wks, r.
13r>2 Alabama
Mi-Donald Edward, laborer, r. 1094 Sansome, rear
M< Donald Edward, laborer Risdon I. and L.Wks
McDonald Edward, pictureframer, r. 552 Folsom
.McDonald Edward, wool scojrer, r. 2 McDevmot PI
McDonald Edward G., engineer Mirket St. Ry, r. 1613
Howard
McDonald Edward, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
f.29 Nineteenth
M( Itonald Edwin, clerk William S. Goodfellow, r. 603
Volk
McDonald E. G., marine engineer, r. 319 Fell
McDonald Eliza, r. 21a Clara
\1cD,.nald Elizabeth, domestic 812 Twentieth
M.Donald Elizabeth H., widow, furnished rooms, 804
Larkin
McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 113 Gilbert
.McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 529 Nineteenth
McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 719J Lombard
McDonald E. M. Mrs., r. 1121 Mission
McDonald Etta Mrs., r. 2 Hampton Court
McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. 29 Converse
JlcDonald Frank, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 186 Perry
McDonald Frank, brass molder, r. 36Mary
.McD.mald Frank, hoseman Engine 1, r. 419 Pacific
.McD..nald Frank, ivory turner, r. 1611 Bush
McD. maid Frank, motorman, r. NE cor Sickles Av and
San Jose Road
McDonald Frank B., clerk First National Bank Safe De-
lio~it, r. 116 Valencia
McDonald Frank L., machinist, r. 54 First
McDonald Freeman H., stenographer, r. 432 Duncan
McDonald Frederick \V. , shoemaker, r. 432 Duncan
McDonald George, boilermaker Risdon I. andL. Wks, r.
( takland
.Mcl)onald George, contractor, r. 521^ Fell
.M.Donald George, extraman Engine 23, r. 3022 Wash-
ington
-McDonald George, horseshoer, r. 141a Shipley
McDcMiald George, hostler, r. 710 Folsom
McDonald George, longshoreman, r. 10 Cleveland
.Mclionald George, painter, r. 2920 Sacramento
M.lionald George, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
■2010 Sacramento
McDonald George, wood and coal, 59 Eighth, r. 44 Third
M. Donald George A., photographer, r. 2103 Webster
M. D.mald George E., contractor, r. 223 Fulton
M. Donald Guy S., carpenter, r. 4 Hill
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TUVT^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, oi'p. Palace Hotel.
M my Novelties in ImDorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
McDonald Harry, clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. Oakland
McDonald Hector M , carpenter and builder, 706 Larkin
McDonald Henry H., cashier Farnsworth & Collins, r.
Oakland
McDonald Howard, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1008 York
McDonald Hugh F., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1602
Grove
McDonald J., fireman stmr Walla Walla
McDonald J., steerage steward stmr Santa Rosa
McDonald James, r. '34 Valley
McDonald James, bartender, r. 309 Minna
McDonald James, currier, r.2515 Bryant Av
McDonald James, bartender, r. NE cor Stanyan and
Fell
McDonald James, clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 307
Cortland Av
McDonald James, contractor, r. 205 i Fourteenth
McDonald James, driver McDonald & Co., r. 422 Valencia
McDonald James, fireman State Dredger No. 2, r. 246
Twenty-ninth
McDonald James, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 929
Natoma
McDonald James, hoseman Engine 26, r. 1714 Point
Lobos Av
McDonald James, laborer, r. 117 Langton
McDonald James, laborer, r. 145 Shipley
McDonald James, laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. 501 Napa
McDonald James, laborer, r. 223 Point Lobos Av
McDonald James, longshoreman, r. Billings PI off Fil-
bert
.McDonald James, machinist, r. 227Seventh
McDonald James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
2412 Yolo
McDonald James, porter Iversenct Hansen, r. 337 Sacra-
mento
McDonald James, i)orter, r. 123 Eddy
McDonald James, proi)rietor Pioneer House, 333 Louis-
iana
McDonald James, ship carpenter Pac. Coast SS. Co. , r
E s Louisiana nr Sierra
McDonald James, shoemaker, 3516 Mission
McDonald James, shoemaker, r. 1407i Church
McDonald James, stable foreman, r. 922 Battery
McDonald James, tanner, r. 2515 Bryant
McDonald James Rev., asst Rector St. Peter's R. C.
Church, r. 403 Twenty-fourth
McDonald James A., clerk, r. 225 Dolores
McDonald James A. , laborer, r. 528 Folsom
McDonald James A., pressman Neville & Co., r. 71
Natoma
McDonald James A., steamfitter, r. 124 Langton
McDonald JAMES A. J. M.D..
pliyslriaii. Murphy Kldg, I'j.'ttt Market,
oltice !iuar.« '! to 4, and 6.45 to y.4.'> P. n..
r. i'iO't Devlsadero
McDonald James B., miner, r. oh Falmouth
.McDonald James C, carpenter, r. 451 Valencia
McDonald James F. , carpenter, r. 120 Seventh
JlcDonald James H., guard County Jail 3, r. 305 Califor-
nia Av
McDonald James J., janitor South S. F. Primary School,
r. 929 Natoma
McDonald James J., jailer County Jail 1, r. 2541 Mission
McDonald James M., capitalist, r. 912 Union
McDonald James M., machinist, r. 32i Page
McDonald James P., fireman, r. 117- Langton
McDonald James T., plasterer, r. 130 J Ninth
McDonald Jennie, domestic 2320 California
McDonald J. G., clerk, r. Royal House
McDonald Johana, widow, r. 756 Harrison
McDonald John, r. 138J Castro
McDonald John, baker, r. q nr Seventeenth Av South
McDonald John, boxniaker, r. 5 Rincon Court
McDonald John, butcher James McDermott, r. Railroad
Av nr Fifth Av Smith
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McDonald John, carpenter, r. 718 Valencia
McDonald John, clerk, r. ray Sacramento
McDonald John, contractor, r. 205 J Fourteenth
McDonald John, contractor and builder, office l(i I'ost, r.
620 Ellis
McDonald John, drauy:htsmaii, r. 514| Fell
McDonald John, expressman, r. 1312 Eddy
McDonald John, fireman Union Iron Wks, r. 217 Missis-
8lj))>i
McDonald John, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 3120 California
McDonald John, hoseman En^ne 22
McDonald John, laborer, r. 61 Clyde
McDonald John, laborer, r. 235 Peri-^'
McDonald John, laborer, r. What Cheer House
McDonald John, machinist, r. 2 Hampt(m Court
McDonald John, machinist, r. 700 Broadway
McDonald John, marine engineer, r. 72t» Howard
McDonald John, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1309b
Hayes
McDonald John, oiler Market St. Ry, r. 334i Tenth
JIcDonald John, plasterer, r. 29 Converse
McDonald John, printer, r. 276 Jessie
McDonald John, seaman, r. 516 Howard
JIcDonald John, solicitor, r. 1346 Market
McDonald John, stock yards, 385 Ninth, r. 11 Gordon
McDonald John, tailor, r. 110 Valencia
McDonald John, teamster, r. 1910 Mission, rear
McDonald John, traveling salesman Sadler & Co., r. 519
Oak
JIcDonald John A., carpenter and builder, 706 Larkin, r.
735 O'Farrell
McDonald John A., carpet.: r, r. 1313 California
McDonald Jehn A., clerk, r. 12 Welsh
McDonald John A. , sshoemaker Fex & Goldberg, r. i'07
(Portland Av ' /
McDonald John E., carpenter, r. 117 Fourtefenth
McDonald John E., compositf>r, r. 2 Hamptoh Court
McDonald John F., carpenter, r. 120 Seventh
McDonald John F., jiroprietor Nevada House, 501 Najja
McDonald John J., attorney at law, 504 Kearny, room 7.
r. Oaklatld
McDonald John J., clerk, r. 138S Castro
McDonald John J., compositor, r. 276 Jessie
McDonald John J., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1210.^ Union
McDonald John J., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 2414
Pacific Av
McDonald John J., printer, r. 833 Gear)-
McDonald John J., teamster, r. 2979 Harrison
-McDonald John L., carpenter, r. 1157 5 Folsom
McDonald John M. F., clerk A. & T. Weil & Co., r. 519
Turk
McDonald John R., laborer, r. 127 Fourth
McDonald John W., carjwnter, r. Park Hotel
.ncDOATALD JOHK W., president City Street Im-
provement Co. and Fire Commissioner, offices 45
Mills Bldtr, 5th floor, and 234 Montgomery, r. 1325
Devisadero
-McDonald John W., springmaker. r. 793 Mission
McDonald John W., conductor Market St. Ry., r, 226
California Av
McDonald .lohn W. Jr. (McDonald & Regau) and deputy
Superintendent Streets, r. 1325 Devisadero
-ncDONALU JONATM.i:V T., physician and sur-
geon, office hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., 63-64
Columbian Bldg, Telephone South 193
McDonald Joseph, r. 421 Minna
McDonald Joseph, blacksmith, r. 3SA Louisa
McDonald Joseph, driver Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
McDonald Joseph, laborer, r. 922 Battery
McDonald Josejih, sailmaker, r. 442 Fulton
McDonald Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 560 Howard
McDonald Joseph, teamster, r. Twenty-sixth Av nrPomt
Lobos Av
McDonald Joseph, wood and coal, 1223 Eighteenth
McDonald Joseph A., lather, r. 223 Fulton
-McDonald Joseph D., carpenter, r. 1329-5 Sanchez
;tli and Hamp-
McDonald Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms, 421 Minna
McDonald Julia, widow, liquors and lodgings, NE cor
Sickles Av and San Jose Road, Ocean View
-McDonald Kate Mrs., professional nurse, r. 219 Third Av
JIoDonald Katie Miss, dressm ker, r. 1521b Howard
-McDonald Katherine -Mi-s., fumi hcd rooms, 219 Powell
McDonald Lizzie Miss, glovemaker, r. 442 Fulton
JTcDonald Lucy E. , widow, furnished rooms, 404 Post
McDonald Luke, hodcarrier, r. 50 Stevenson Av
McDonald M. Mrs., r. 710 Vallejo
McDonald Maggie Miss, seamstress, r. SE cor Broderick
and Fulton
-McDonald Maggie, domestic 710 Taylor
McDonald Malcolm, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes & Soiu
r. 717 Laguna
McDonald Margaret, widow, r. 1306 Sanchez
McDonald Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 413 Oak
McDonald Mark, laborer, r. 18i Freelon
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 15J Kissling
-McDonald Mary, widow, r. 232 Clipper
McDonald Marj-, wiilow, r. 245 Clementina
-McDonald Mary, widow, r. 320 Jessie
McDonald Mary, widov.', r. 413 Oak
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 1217 Howard
McDonald Mary, widow, r, 1312 Eddy
McDonald Marj' M. Mrs. , r. 220 Turlc
McDonald Matthew, nursery, Twenty-fo
shire
McDoiiaid Michael, r. 245 Perry
-McDonald Michael, bartender, r. 306 -Minnji
-McDonald Michael, carpenter, r. 317 Fort.f -ninth Av
McDonald -Michael, carpenter, r. 2545 Mission
McDonald Michael, gardener, r. 2027 Ellis
-McDonald Michael, gripman, r. 3800 Washington
McDonald Michael, laborer, r. 221 Ritch
McDonald Michael J., liquors, 600 Sixth, r. 707 Brannui,
McDonald Michael J., liquors, 904 Illinois
jMcDonald -Millard J., salesman Kelly Bros., r. 232 Clip-
lier
-UoDOXALU -M. JASPER, capitalist, 33 Mills Bldg,
10th floor, r. 1701 Gough
McDonald Monis, compositor, r. 32a Rausch
McDonald -AI. T., teamster, r. 520 Sixth
McDonald Murdoch, boilermaker, r. 27 Natoma
McDonald Neil T., teamster, r. 134 Twelfth
McDoriald Nellie E. Mrs., jjortrait artist, studio and r.
1370 Market
McDonald Owen, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 532 Howard
McDonald p. A.Mh«lesaleandre.
tall dealtr in foreign and domestic coke,
coal and charcoal. 4»ttice 813 Fol.soui, Tele-
phone South 34, yards >E cor M ebster and
lireenMlch, Miller PI, Bay and .Steiner.
and \ W cor HoMard and Beale, r. *4I .Ish-
hnry
-McDonald Patrick, r. 751 Hanispii
JIcDonald Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Federal
McDonald Patrick, laborer, r. 52 Natoma
McDonald Patrick, lather, r. 223 Fulton
-McDonald Patrick, machinist, r. 7424 Harrison
McDonald Patrick, marine fireman, r. 81 Natoma
McDonald Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r.
432 Duncan
-McDonald Patrick A., stevedore, r. 1313 Sansome
McDonald Patrick J., restaurant, 43 Second, r. 47 Second
McDOXAI.U P.41:L. attornev at law, 8-9 Mills Bldg.
3d floor, r. 434 Ellis
McDonald Peter, laborer, r. 2319 Mission
McDonald Peter, machinist, r. 1306 Sanchez
McDonald Peter, teamster, r. 202 Chenery
McDonald Peter J., clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 741 Ash -
bury
McDonald Philip, teamster, r. 114J Turk
McDonald R., r. 417 Kearny
McDonald Robert, r. 793 Mission
McDonald Robert, r. 7 Montgomery Av
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McDonald Robert, carpenter, r. 565 Stevenson
McDonald liobert F., r. 166 Perry
McDonald Robert H., bookkeeper,, r. 804J Larkin
McDonald Roderick, stevedore; r. 334 Eiishteenth
McDonald Ronald, bricklayer, r. 426 Fourteenth
McDonald Ronald, plumber, r. 2000 Larkin
McDonald T. , quartermaster stmr City of Pueblo
.McDonald Terreiice, hackman, r. 912 Fifteenth
McDonald Thomas, boilemiaker, r. 1009i York
McDonald Thomas, capitalist, r. 632 Post
McDonald Thomas, seaman, r. 568 Howard
McDonald Thomas, teamster K. E. Seidcl, r. SW cor
Tenth Av South and Railroad Av
McDonald Thomas H., r. 1135 Army
McDonald Thomas W., law student William H. Mahoney
r. 52i) Ninth
McDonald T. J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1 Leroy
McDonald Wallace S., blacksmith, r. 1719 Haight
McDonald Walter A., printer, r. 2 Hampton Court
McDonald Walter H., driver, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald W. H., contractor, r. 620 Sutter
McDonald William, r. 400 Bay
Mcl>(inald William, blacksmith, Railroad Av nr Fifth
Av South, r. Eleventh Av South nr Railroad Av
MrLionald William, bootblack, NE cor New Montgomery
and Mission
.McDonald William, brass polisher, r. 141a Shipley
McDonald William, clerk, r. 1611 Baker
McDonald William, coalpasser stmr Queen, r. 921 Battery
McDonald William, extraman Engine 23, r. 2922 Sacra-
mento
McDonald William, fireman, r. 625 Davis
.McDonald William, janitor Granger's Bank oi California,
r. 1305 Sacramento
McDonald William, laborer, r. 113J Langton
McDonald William, mail clerk E.xaminer, r. 224 Fourth
McDonald William, porter, r. 1305 Sacramento
McDonald William, salesman, r. 29 Grant Av
McDonald William F., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 907
Fiiteenh
McDonald William H. (Flood & .McDonald) r. 138S Cas-
tro
McDonald William J., hackman, r. 567 Stevenson
McDonald William W., butcher, r. 2920 Sacramento
McDonald & Co., (Andrew McDonald) wood, coal hay
and grain, 422 Valencia
McDonald & Regan (.John W. McDonald Jr. and Edward
I. Regan) hay, grain, wood and coal, SE cor Devisa-
dero and Ellis
ilcDonald & Richmond (Allan McDonald and William H.
Richmond) contractors and builders. 1413 Ellis
t^ McDonald. See MacDonald
McDonell Archibold .J. (McDonell & Ryan) r. The Bald-
win
;\kl)one'l & Ryan (Archibald J. McDonell and David
M. Ryan) stockbrokers, 335 Pine
McDonnell Alexander, clerk, r. 1010 Han-lson
McDonnell Alexander, laborer, r. 2626 Bryant Av
McDonnell Annie L. Miss, saleslady Yokohama Tea Im-
porting Co. , r. 906 Brj-ant
McDonnell David, druggist, r. 1169 Market
McDonnell Delia, domestic 20 Hill
McDonnell Edward, boilemiaker, r. 1352 Alabama
McDonnell Frank D., porter, r. 427 Broadway
McDonnell George T., r. 507 Baker
McDonnell James, laborer, r. (i24 Fourth
McDonnell James, pressman, r. 12 Welsh
McDonnell James A., seaman, r. 703 Stockton
McDonnell Jane, widow, r. 1169 Market
McDonnell John, clerk William M. Evans, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
McDonnell John, solicitor Will E. Fisher & Co., r. 507
Baker
MLDonnell.John, teamster, r. 1025 \\'ashlngton
McDonnell John, tinsmith, 250 Eighth, r. 13 Isis
McDonnell John, salesman, r. 12 Welsh
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McDonnell John B. , compositor Dickman -Jones & Co. ,
r. Alameda
McDonnell John P., dry and fancy goods, 28C0 Mission,
r. 933 Twei-ty-sixth
McDonnell John W., salesman, r. 2346 Washington
McDonnell Louise Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 507 Baker
McDonnell M. , coalpasser stmr Colon
.VlcDonnell Marie I. Miss, teacher Urban School, r. 262.i
Bush
McDonnell Martin (McDonnell & Co.) r. 3242 Mission
McDonnell Mary Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 507 Baker
McDonnell Mary T. Miss, teacher Marshall Primai.\
School, r. 1169 Market
McDomiell Matthew (Lonjt & McDonnell) r. E s Ham p
shire bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
McDonnell Maurice J., compositor Examiner
McDonnell Michael, laborer, r. 12 Welsh
McDonnell Michael, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 2636',
Sutter
McDonnell Michael, longshoreman O. R. and N. (^o., r.
906 Brvant
.McDonnell" Michael F., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. : 0 Welsh
McDonnell Mollie, glovedyer, r. 13 Isis
.McDonnell Owen, laborer, r. 532 Howard
McDonnell Patrick, r. 634J Broadway
McDonnell Patrick, r. 2346 Washington
McDonnell Patrick, sallmaker, r. 427 Broadway
McDonnell Patrick, teamster, r. 12 Welsh
McDonnell Percy 6., r. .507 Baker
.McDonnell Samuel A., druggist, 110 Grant Av, r. 1212
Fell
McDonnell Thomas, fireman, r. 4 Hubbard
McDonnell William, metalroofer, r. 13 Isis
McDonnell & Co. (Marti , McDonnell) drj- goods, 32;J
Mission
McDonogh Frederick, r. lllli York
McDonogh James Jr. (McDonogh & Runyon) r. SW cor
Twenty-fifth and Dolores
McDonogh Peter J., shoedresser, r. 1181 Washington
.McDonogh Richard, teamster, r. 118i Jackson
.McDOXOGH A. KUNYON (James McDonogh Jr. and
Albert J. Runvon) produce commission, 408-4 K'
Davis, Telephone Main 176
McDonough Annie, widow, r. 321 Langton
.McDonough Anthony, laborer, r. 753 Brannan
.McDonough Bridget, widow, r. 315 Tenth
.McDonough Daniel W., clerk, r. 1C3 Silver
McDonough Delia F., domestic 2323 Pacific Av
McDonough Edward, parcel clerk Roos Bros., y. 134
Dorland
McDonough Ellen, widow, r. 62.5b Natoma
-McDonough Frank, r. 659 Clay
McDonough Frank, jwrter Mills lildg, r. 34 (joldcii «;.ifv
Av
McDonough H. Mrs., widow, r. 475 .Icssie
.McDonough James, r. 627 Ellis
McDonough James, brass polisher, r. 1 Caroline
.McDonough John, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. 12 'A ■ > I
McDonough John, expressman, r. 510 Ninth
McDonough John, fireman, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
McDonough John, gripman Powell St. RR., r. 1119
Clay
McDonough John, laborer, r. 321 Moss
McDonough John, laborer, r. 836b Howard
McDonough John, laborer, r. 2026 Filbert
.McDonough John G. (Hull & McD mougb) r. 859 SV
enteenth
.McDonough John P., dairy, Seventeenth Av South bet
Q and R
McDonough Jiilia, domestic 304 Van Ness Av
McDrtnough Martin, steamfittcr, r. 6181 Second
McDonough Mary, widow, r. 126.i Langton, rear
.McDonough Marv J., dome-i^tic 3632a Sixteenth
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8 CI n> >toDonou^li Michael, laundrvman La Grande Laundn-,
IK^ S T. 2-28 Twelfth
e^S ilLl)"«>t'ugh fUriclc, r. 700 Kearuy
S li ilcD^-nouffh Patrick, carpenter, r. 50 West Mission
fc X " McDonot4'li Patrick, liquors 148| Clara
? jn McDOXOtCiO PATKIVK., liquors >fE cor Gay and
-, Keamj-
►fiZ'" McDunough Patrick, teamster, r. 9 Walter
■^■O McDonough Peter, drayman, r. 118| Washington
Q_) X McDouough Peter, lalxsrer, r. 134 Dorland
5ai Q. McDonough Peter P., salesman Percv Beamish, r. TOO
QJ (Q Kearny
fc^ J McDonough Richard, laborer, r. Alms House
ID McDonough Richard, teamster, r. lllSi Washington
O f^ McDonough Richard D. , r. lt>3 Silver
O McDonough Robert, salesma^i Rosenthal, Feder i Co.,
•«— I r. 37 Second
McDonough Thomas, bartender Patrick McDonough, r
700 Keaniv
» j_ McDonough Thomas, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1419
Z O Harrison
iC *' McDonough Thomas, janitor 659 Clay
D }i McDonough Thomas laborer, r. 3-21 Lang ton
S Q^ McDonough Thomas J., driver J. P. McDonough, r.
• Q Seventeenth Av South bet Q and R
* u McDonough W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 12 Wool
J ** McDonough William T.. shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecbt. r. 3012 Mission
«^" McDonouwh. See MacDonough
w J MaDouga! Jane, widow, r. 1531 Oak
^» McDougal Kate C. Mrs., keeper Mare Island lighthouse
VV MiDougal R. Hector, carj^nter, r. 710 Fifteenth Av
s^^ South
~" >IcDougald .John E., foreman Ruffino & Bianchi, r.
a>_ 440 Sixth
j*-i -McD^iugall Albert G., helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 632
^>J , Guerrero
— -Met»oug;iII Alexander, plumber, r. 632 Guerrero
— iIc[>ougLAll Anna. wid..w, r. 1.517 Vallejo
— i^ HclM»l«ALL B. A SOX (Charles C. McDougall)
architects ^iO Pine, rooms 61-<i2
McDougall Bamett, architect, r. 721 Devisadero
McDougall Benjamin G., architect B. McDougall 4 Son,
[_^ r. Bakersfield
M_ M [> .'umII Charles, printer, r. 2128Broderick
— 1 McDOl G ALL C'H.AKLES f, (B. McDougaU i Son)
"^ : .1 Devi>ader..
Lm >icl>Ol4;.iLL D. 1lr.«.. widow, groceries and
•» li )Uors XW cor Guerrero and Ninteenth, r. 632
■ >• Guerrero
McDiiugall Daniel J., engineer, r. 15:31 Oak
McDougaU George, cement contractor, r. 27 Chapultei)ec
JIcDougall George B., architect B. McDougall i Son, r.
*^» 721 Devisadero
\^ -McDougaU Huirh, carpenter, r. 1031 Mission
— MoD lu-.kl: .Jane, widow, r. 509- Stevenson
^«„ McDoiiiriU .John W.. clerk, r. 632 Guerrero
■^ McDoiirall Matilda X., widow, stationery, 135 Sixteenth
o\ McDou,-.!!! WilUam F., cashier Fulton' Eng and Ship
<^ BI Ig Wks, r. Alameda
[T] i^" Mci)ougall. See Macdougall
1^ McDowd .James, wo..lsorter, r. 43Si Sbrth
\ McDoweU Archibald E., bookkeeper C. H. Gilman i Co
r. 1013 Sacramento
McDowell Charles, r. 24861 Market
JicDowel! Delia, widow, r. 27 Oak
McDowell Dressmak'n^ Academv, Austin H
manasrer, 213 Powell
McDowell George, whitener, r. S21i Folsom
McDowell Is .belle, widow, nurse, r. 15-20 Duponr
JlcDi>weU.J..hn W., 1 ainter, r. 323 Mason
McDowell Laura E. Mrs., superintendent S. F. Girl
Union, r. !» -^^ Pine
McDowell Martin H., Uquors. 243 Second
McDowell Mary, domestic 762 .San .Jose Av
McDowell May MIns, r. 22 Hawthorne
Lynn
McDowell Orleese, widow, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 321 Minna
McDowell Robert, raftsman, r. 610^ Third
McDowell T. W., grainer, r. 808i Greenwich
McDowell WUliam. thowcard writer, r. 3138 Sixteenth
McDuffie Addie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 603 Taylor
McDuffie Arthur, hamessmaker Standard OUCo., r. 1646
Market
McEachren Angus, carpenter, r. 23 Rondell PI
McEachren Benjamin D., framemaker, r. 547 Stevenson
McEachren Duncan, carpenter, r. E s Prospect Av nr
Lizzie
McEchren Robert B., steward, r. 1910 Stevenson
McElauey Edward, grainer, r. 168^ SUver
McElearnev James, general manager S. F. Hay and
Grain Co., 619-621 Fourth, r. 1321 Harrison
McElhone Charles, laborer, r. 165 Silver
McEUigott James, driver Railroad Brewer^-, r. 17 Prosper
McEUigott Job ., salesman C. Curtiu, r. 38i Russ
McEUig-rtt Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 3Si Russ
McEUigott ITiomas, salesman C. Curtin, r. 38i Ross
McEU'gott Thomas, groceries and liquors, 748 Twenty-
second
McEUigott WaUam, citv passenger asrent Atlantic and
Pac R. R. office 650 Market, r. East Oakland
McElbgott William, driver Railroad Brewery, r. 328i
Sanchez
McEUigott WiUiam, teamster, r. 107 Twelfth
McElnay Annie, widow, r. 504 Hickory Av
McElrath Ellen, widow, r. 1330 Jackson
McEh-ath Frank. sUirbuilder, r. 1330 Jackson
McElr.iy Andrew, contractor, office 15 Post, r. 715 Mc-
Allister
McEln.v Belle, domestic, 10O5 Haves
McEln.y Bridget, widow, r. 593 Ash Av
McElroy Brothers (John J. and George S.) draymen SE
cor Mission and First
McElroy Catherine, widow, r. 13 Natoma
McElroy Cornelius, lumberman, r. 488 Illinois
McElroy Edward J., watchman, r. 2 Germania
McKlrov Frank D., laborer, 25 Hermann
McElroy Georere S. (McElroy Bros.) r. 13 Xatoma
McElroy Georgia D., widow, r. 913 Pine
McElroy Harriet S., widow, r. 822 Guerrero
McElroy Hugh, horseshoer, r. 146 Hancock
McElroy Hugh, laborer, r. 116 Langton
MoElrov Hugh, laborer, r. 1111 Hampshire
McElroy Hugh, teamster P. A McDonald
McElroy Hugh A., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. 116 Langton
McElroy James, bakery, 762 Brannan
McElroy James, boatman, r. 130 Francisci>
McHUroy James, driver Cnited Carriage Co., r. 1025 Na-
toina
McElrov James A., b. alenuaker, r. 762 Brannan
.HcELROT JANUS B. Mrs., pharmacist, 307^
Twenty-fourth
McElroy James J., clerk, r. 416 Hvde
McElroy James X.. clerk, r. 913 Pine
MeELttOV JAMES P., attorney at law. 91 Chronicle
BIdg. r. 574 Twentv-second, < Jakland
McEb-o> James R., deputy County Clerk, r. 3107 Wash-
ington
McElrov .James R., wnth H. Huddleston & Co., r. 616
Haight
McEb-.y .John C, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. 116 Langdon
McElrov John J. (McEbov Bros.) r. 13 Xatoma
McEh-oy John W., boHermaker, r. 347 Shipley
McElroy Joseph F.. carpenter, r. 77 Sixteenth
McElrov Louise Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary
Sctio<j|, r. 715 McAllister
McElroy Mary Miss, furnished ro<jms, r. 279 Stevenson
McElroy Mary Mrs., r. 347 Shipley
McElroy Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 416 Hyde
McElroy Michael, stableman, r. 27i Fourth
McElroy Oscar, drayman, r. 40 Shotwell
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McElroy Patrick J. (McElroy & Magner) r. 518 Fourth
ilcElroy Peter, finisher Heywood Bros. & Co.,r. 11 Boyd
JMrELKOl' KOBKKT, real estate agent, 4 Phelan
Bldg, r. S\V cor Hai!,'ht and Buchanan
McKLKOV KOBEKT l»., clerk Robert McElroy and
notary public, 4 Phelan Bldjf, r. 122 Chattanooga
McElroy Robert J., teacher, r. 1111 Hampshire
McElroy Thomas, printer, r. 441b Tehama
McElroy Thomas T., engineer S. F. & San Mateo Ry., r.
118 Uav
McElroy WilUam J., clerk Sperry Flour Ck)., r. 112 Va-
lencia
.McElroy & Magner (Patrick J. McElroy and .Max .Ma^r-
ner) groceries, 518-520 Fourth
1^" McElroy. See McIUriach
McElvaney John G., with Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. .510.V
Hermann
McElwaiu Charles P., teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
McEIwain James, gripman, r. 1617j Grove
McElwee Charles K., miner, r. 2817 Califoniia
.McElwee William, clerk VV. B. Cluff & Co., r. 33 Haw-
thorne
McEnaney Bernard, housemover, 1141 Mission, r. 11411
.Mission
McEnany James M., ironmolder r. 45 Dore
McEneany Edward, marine engineer, r. 244 C'lani
McEneany Thomas E., machinist, r. 244 C,ara
3^ McEiieanv. See McAneny
:ilcE.'«ElCKK tiAKRETT W., attorney at law, rooms
57-t)l Nevada Block, r. 715 Hayes
McEnerney James, teamster, r. 404 Brjant
.McEneniey John P., L'. S. Storekeei)er Internal Revenue
Service, r. 715 Hayes
McEnerney Thomas, hostler, r 1414.^ Washington
B^ McEnerney. See Mclneniey, Mclnemy and Mc-
Neniey
.McEnhill Hugh I'., presser, r. 331 Tweuty-seeond
McEnhill John, real estate, r. 331 Twenty-second
McEnhill John H.. contractor, r. 331 Twenty-second
McEnhill Joseph R., florist, r. 331 Twenty-second
.McEnhill Leo, plumber, r. 331 Twenty-second
McEnhill Thomas F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
331 Twenty-second
S^ McEnhill. See Mclnhill
McEnney Bai ney, housemover, r. 547 Natoma
McEnnis Angus, laborer, r. Alms House
McEnroe Harry, bartender, r. 711 Ivy Av
.McEnroe James, salesman Lippman Bros., r. 427 Fulton
ilcEnroe John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
47 Hermann
McEnroe Mai-y, widow, r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe Patrick, brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
427 Fulton
McEnroe Thomas, butcher, r. 427 Fulton
McEntee James, clerk Singer Mnfg Co., r. 119 Shii)lcy
McEntee James J., plumber, r. 1212 Utah
McEntee John, waiter, r. 521 Elizabeth
McEntee J«hn T., clerk, r. U9h Shipley
McEntee Joseph L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills,
Eighth
McEntee Joseph, ironheater, r. 119J Shipley
McEntee Marj-, widow, r. 119J Shipley
McEntee Mathew, cellannan Hibernia Brewerj
Tehama
McEntee Patrick, driver Willows Brewery, r. 402 Capp
McEntee Robert, porter, r. 732 Fourth
i^ McEntee. See Mclntee
McEntire .\delia, widow, r. 438 Sanchez
ilcEntire Joseph, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 113
Twenty-si.\th
£W .McEntosh. See Mcintosh and Macintosh
.McErlain Peter, teamster, R. D. Chandler, r. 2021 Gear>
McE\il Bridget, widow, r. 533 Stevenson
McEvoy A. May Miss, dressmaker, r. 204 Franklin
MaEvoy Agnes M. Sliss, dressmaker, r. 827 Geary
McEvoy Anna, domestic 1809 Gough
McEvoy Bridget, varieties, 217 A'allejo
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McEv,.y Edward A., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. IOCS
hroadwaj'
McEvoy Hugh (McMurphy & McEvoy) r. Berkeley
McEvoy James, foreman J. D. Go' e, r. 1407 Montgomery
McEvc.y James, marine engineer, r. 417 Twenty-sixth
McEvov James, rigger and stevedore, r. 290 Union
McEvo'v John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
-McEvov John, teamster Miller & Lux, r. Thirteenth
Av South nr M
McEvoy Joseph, messenger Mills Bldg, r. 8 Leroy PI
.McEvoy Joseph, plasterer, r. 245 Langton
.McEvov Joseph, pork packer, 338 Tenth, r. 336 Tenth
-McEvov Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Joseph McEvoy, r. 33t;
Tenth
.McEvoy Joseph Jr., plasterer, r. 245 Langton
McEvov Marv Miss, compositor, r. 8 Leroy PI
McEvov Michael, laborer, r. 519 Bryant
.McEvoy 'ITiomas, fireman Engine Co. 1, r. 419 Pacific
McEvoy Walter, printer, r. 8 Leroy PI
.McEvoy William, plasterer, r. 245 Langton
ffiTMcEvov. See McAvoy
McEwen Alexander, boilermaker, r. 5 Rincon Court
McEwen Alfred, riveter Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 331
O'Farrell
McEwen Andrew, blacksmith, r. 1137 Mission
McEwen Annie, widow, r. 1.318 Jones
.ncEWEX ABTHL'R B., editor Arthur McEwen's
Letter, 429 Montgomerj-, r. Occidental Hot«l
McEwen Benjamin, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
.MeEWE."* BKOTHERS (John J. and Frank W.) real
estate agents, 118 Montgomery
McEwen Cniarles, cook, r. 137 Seventh
.McEwen E. Mrs., widow, r. 344 Seventeenth
McEwen Frank W. (McEwen Bros.) r. 26 Webster
McEwen Helen, widow, r. 26 Webster
McEwen Hiram C, driver Market St. Ry, r. 1127 Teii-
ne-see
McEwen Jane J. Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
McEwen John, mechanic Palace Hotel, r. 124 Wildey
McEwen John J. (McEwen Bros.) r. 26 Webster
McEwen Joseph, r. 26 Webster
.McEwen Julia A. Mrs., r. 1619 Clay
McEwen P., waiter stnir Acapulco
McEwen Peter, laborer, r. 208 Second
McEwen W. H., insurance agent The Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. (of New York) r. 520 Bush
g^ McEwen. See MacEwen, McKeune, McKewen and
McKowii
McEWE.'^'S LETTER .1RTHI:B, Arthiu-B.McEwen
publisher, 429 Montgomery
.McFadden Bridget C. Miss, coffee saloon, 60 Second, r.
32 Second
McFadden Charles, stonecutter, r. 213 Ritch
McFadden Charles A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 817
Guerrero
McFadden Charles J., bookkeeper, r. 408 Hyde
McFadden Daniel, sexton St. Rose Church, r. 526 Bran-
nan
McFadden Daniel, shipjoiner, r. Twenty-third Av South
nr Railroad Av
.McFadden Effie V., domestic 2512 Washington
McFalden Elizabeth, widow, r. 1013 Hayes
McFadden Emma Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Eugene, clerk City Hall, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Hahnah, widow, r. 1016 Minna
McFadden James, janitor, r. 26 Victor
McFadden James F., clerk, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden James H., plumber William F. Wilson, r.
218.4 Sanchez
McFadden John, coalpa.sser stmr Umatilla
McFadden John, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. 1914 Tavlor
•McFadden John, laborer, r. 1248 Howard
.McFad len John, seamin, r. 112 Silver
McFadden John Jr., machinist, r. 1914 Taylor
.McFadden John E., liquors, 705 Fifth Av, r. 422 Geanr
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McFadien J.jhn J., helper William F. Wilson
HcF;uiden Joseph, watchiuao. r. 4i>j Brvant
McFadden Katbryn Mi-s, te-4cher J.>hn Swett Gramnuir
ScV-o,)!, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Jlsg^ie. vndow, r. »56S Clementina
McFadden Mary, vridow, r. 4iie Hyde
McFaiiden Man Miss, shoefitter, r. 213 Ritch
McFadden Marv E., vidovr, r. 213 Ritch
McFadden Maud Miss, sh.>efitt«r, r. 213 Ritch
McFadden Patrick, runner Palace Hotel, r. 3»S Clemen-
tina
McFaildeti Patrick C. capitalist, r. HifJT Turk
MrFADDE!V S.l.WrEL. supenntendeut I'nited
rndertikers A*^K.iati.>n. JT-i" Fifth, r. 1654 Have*
MbFaddeu Thomas, teamster, r. 1418 l)evisaden>
McFadden Thomas J., wrapper O'Connor, MoSatt Jc Co..
r. 3t)8 Ciement nt
McFadden WQliam F Mrs., dressmaking, 540 Ellis
McFadven Allen, lumber dealer, r. 1817 Lvon
McFadyeii .irchihald (Steele i; McFadven") r. 17») Page
McFadven John, train lx»_'^'a^man S. P. Co.. r. 52S
Jessev
McFall Charles, train dispatcher S. P. <'o.. r. 412 Eddr
McFall James A., seaman, r. W s Xevada nr Powhattan
MoFall John, lah.jrer. r. •)<>> Herm«nn
.McFall 3Iichael, lab.>rer. r. Ahns Hou^
McFalt Thomas, driver, r. •!(>» Hermann
1&- .McFalL See McFauI
McFallon Hubert, teamster, r. 84i Colton
McFarlan Arden C. b.okfcee{>er Standard Shirt Fa.-t..rT.
r. 102 Webster
McFarlan Frederick K.. r. iJiO Buchanan
McFarland Albert J., carpenter, r. 19»> Fillmore
McFarlaud Alexander W.. carpenter, r. 223 Palmer
McFarland Alonz. . G , colle.lor, r. 154S Page
McFarland Benjamin S. < McFarland Br>js. » r. 21«>3 S»n
.I,^Av.Ala!ne.ln
MoFARL AND BROTHERS,
Benjamin ••. and t.aruinr MrKarlaud
and Christian Lorenzen general mill-
^«o^k. planius, «a\«ins and >izin;:. «hap-
ins. turniag and band->a^^ ing. iiinnld-
ins« anil lirai ket*. ii-,-i-i: B«»rryb*t Third
and Fourth. Teleiibone ^oHlh «W
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>:>' r: 1 ; V- - . .J: S. 1'. C .. r. e> Teh:ima
-VliiFirl.i!. i I- rnrl- >. ; : ;rc-er. r. 1114 Stevenson
McFarland iKirv.ei •'.. eiq>cuter, r. 41 Warren
MoFarltni Ihui.i A., aipitalist, r. •J17 Bush
M:Fir' i!; i Fr.ink, clcvut..nuan Russ House
M F.r. :: ; irink. machinist, r. 1017 Lomhard
M Fir : i.inlner (McFarland Bros.) r. 1012 Wahiut,
AL'.iiic L^
HeFariand «:ie>jrge W., driver Guadaloape Dairy Co., r.
San Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South
McFarland Helen F. Miss, teacher Clement Granmiar
Sch.»I, r. 1306 Polk
McFarland Hu^h, teamster, r. S4 Colton
McFarland James, clerk Kavanagh Brothers, r. 29
Rausoh
McFarland James, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 138 Fourth
McFIand James, stonecutter, r. 60i Sixth
McFarland James T., c»k Penns\hTania Hotel
McFarland James W., mining', r. 1414 Hyde
McFarland J'>hn, laborer Hogan & Cnminiev, r. Seventh
South bet K and L
McFarland John, master tug Ck>vernor Peridns, r. 1932
Union
McFarland John, plasterer, r. 61 Chenery
McFarland L. Mrs., widow, r. aOl Van Xess Av
McFarland LiUian Miss, clerk, r. 406 Waller
McFarland O. Mrs., r. 1548 Page
McFarland Owen, erpressman, r. Ill Hermann
McFarland Peter, carpenter Jardine Iron Wks, r. 280d
Harrison
McFarland Robert, ojalpxsser stmr l"ilon
McFarland Robert E.. painter, r. 11194 Alabama
McFarland Sidnev J., belhuan Palace Hot-1. r. 9| Lerov
PI
McFarland Thomas, traveling salesiuan, r. 914 Pine
MoFarland Thomas .\., capit.dist, r. 154S Page
McFARLAKD TH0.1tA$ B., Associate Justice Su-
preme Court oi California, chambers Supreme Court
Bldg, H>5 Larkin. r. 2241 Jadcson
McFarland W.. o>nductor Market St. Ry. r. 113 CliK)er
.McFarland Wallace, sh >emaker. r. 113 Clipper
.McFarland William, driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
McFarland William R., contractor, r. 103S Shotwell
.McFarland William R.. deputy Fish Comtuissioner, 78
Flood Bldg, r. *»6ia PoweU
t0- McFa land. See Macfarlane
McFarlane John, boilermaker, r. 437 Eleventh
McFarlane J')hu E., c-irpenter, r. 2721 Harrisoa
McFarlane Peter D. (Cutter k Co.) r. 30i;»7
McFarlane Thomas, vamisher W. A. Schrock, r. 2809
Harrison
McFarlane William. c>K»k stmr Tiburon
McFarren Thonui.< labtjrer. r. 1507 Jones
McFaul Chirles u.. operator S. P. Co. (Coast Divisioii)
McFaul Hugh, we;,-her. r. 2936 Folsom
McFaul James, stable foreman Sperry Flour Co., r. 1010
Htrrison
McFaidl Stephe-i. lorber, r. 230 Linden Av
£^ McFaull. S.-e McFaU
McFee Joseph R., i.i charge Salvation Armv Life Boat
F.x>d aLd Shelter Depot, 117 Jacks.>n and 120 Ore-
gon, r. li:» Market
tff" McFee. See Macphee, McAfee and McPhee
McFeelev Benjamin J., butcher Warren D. Wilson, r.
1105" Howard
McFeeley Bernard, teamster, r. 1105 Howard
Mcteeley Charles, engineer, r. 1324 Montgomery- ^
McFeelev Daniel, salesman The Zeno Mau\-ais Music Co.,
r. 1105 Howard
McFeelev John, longshoreman O. Rv and Xav. Co.
McFeely Joim, r. 227 Secjnd
McFeelv John, mu ician, r. W s Athens nr SUrer Av
McFelt" William, clerk, r. 211 Seventh
McFerran S. F. Mrs,, r. 833 Sutter
McFimlev Patrick E, junk dealer, r. 1233 Florida
McOaffi^ Bernard, teamster Or. Imp. Co., r. 14i Fed-
Mc^iaffi-^an James, laborer, r. 16 Federal
M < r rf.-iu James, longshoreman, r. 5 Lawrence PI
" . -r^^.-.M Michael, team>-ter Or. Imp. Co., r. 16 Federal
"; ' .-^^-.1 Patrick, teamster O. Imp. Co., r. 16 Fed-
M ... Kate, seamstress The Kraker Mnfg Co.
M ;.:r Robert, clerk Burr Folding Bed Co., r. 521
[' :.-lass
Mcw^ui, Frank. miUhand. r. 125 Rincon PI
.Mi-Gaim Frank P., helper Pac Rolling Mills, r. 444
Bran nan
McGann Harri", machinist, r. 250 Minna
McGann John, machinist Cahill i Hall Elevator Co.. r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
McGann Marpraret, widow, r. 444 Brannan
McGann Maria, widow, r. E s Prentiss nr Powhattaq
McGann Marj Mr-., r. 2.50 Minna
McGann Michael, fireman, r. 152 Solano
Mc<Jarigal James, fireman, r. XE cor Armv and Folsom
McCAKiTT EDWAKD L., wines and liquors. 41i
Keamv: r. 515 Keamv
McGaritv Frederick, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder * CV«.,
r. -259 CTara
McGar.ty Patrick, shoemaker, r. 259 Clara
McGarri'tv Margaret Miss. r. 422 Grove
McGarrv James, watchman U. a Mint, i. (•24 Mission
McGarry P. H.. r &« Central Av
McGarry TluHnas. labijrer, r. 536i Xinth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. R.AISCH, Manager.
ALL mns OF STREET M SEIEWALI WOPl
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 WONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?l!.ri;^"fr.^-
PHOrOSRAPHIG
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
RELOADING
T. P. ANBREVS
109 Montgomery St.
McG
1019
McG
Edwards Publishinjf Co.,
McGan-ey W. .1., representatn
r. Redwood City, Cal.
McC}ar^^e Roderick W. Mrs., domestic 2713 Sacramento
McGar^- Edward, capitalist, r. 1036 Mission
McGary Edward Jr., clerk, r. 1036 Mission
McGarj- John, photographer, r. Alms House
McGarj- Walter J., clerk, r. 1036 Mission
irfT McCiiry. See Ma<rar> and McGeary
McGauj.'liev Francis, salesman, r. 3 Venion PI
McGaugnev Lewis R., conductor Geary St. KR., r. 414
Third Av
McGaughran Charles, laborer L. Lachman Co. , r. 616
Jessie
McGaughran William, laborer S. Lachman Co., r. 616
Jessie
McGauley Edward, wireworker, r. 1138 Howard
McGaulev James F., auditor Savings and Loan Society,
r. 2421 Green
tS" Gaule\ . See McAuley, Macauley and McCauIey
McGavin Walter, accountant Nevada Bank, r. 2602 Cali-
fornia
McGaw Sidney A., principal Coliunbia Evening School,
916'Market. r. 205 Leavenworth
McGeary Da\id, comjwsitor, r. 131 Fifteenth
McGear>- John, contractor, r. 1175 Mission
McGeary Joseph A., distributor Post Gffice, r. 1175 Mis-
sion
»"McGearj. See McGarj
Mctiee Anthony, teamster William Kerr Co., r. 905 Bat-
tery
McGee Arthur, pressman Neville k Co'. r. 160 Silver
McGee Catherine, widow, r. 760 Howard
McGee Cecelia Miss, r. XW cor Twenty-fourth and Mis-
sion
McGee Edward, teamster Mission Liunher Co.. r. 445
Bartlett *
McGee Elizabeth, widow, r. 1249b Eighteenth
McGee Eugene, waiter, r. 722 Bush
McGee Frank A., traveling salesman A. Shilling & Co..
r. Fresno
McGee HarrvC, clerk Redington & Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
McGee James, laborer, r. 22 1 Rausch
McGee James (Mourn & McGee) r. 15 Sixteenth
McGee James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 501 Napa
McGee James C. , ironmolder, r. 513 Hyde
MctJee James C, machinist S. P. Co., r. 902 Montgum-
erj-
McGee" John, laborer, r. 160 Silver
McGee John, peddler, r. 1216 Hampshire
McGee John, teamster, r. 421 Church
McGee John J., solicitor, r. 33 Garden
McGee John N., ijoliceman, r. 513 Hyde
Mc<3ee John P., laborer, r. 136 Church
McGee John R., housesmith Ralston Iron Wks, r. 33
Garden
McGee Joseph F., insurance agent, r. 1364 Market
McGee Kate, chambermaid Golden West Hotel
McGee Michael, engineer, r. 546 First
McGee Michael, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
McGee Michael, stonecutter, 642 Brannan
McGee Owen, laborer, r. 506 Napa
Mt<;ee E^trick, r. 1113 Jackson
McGee Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. S s Randall
nr Chenery
McGee Peter M., machinist, r. 22| Rausch
McGee Porter, engineer, r. 606 Folsom
McGee Richard, carriage trimmer, r. Huron nr Mount
Vernon Av
McGee Robert E., r. 513 Hyde
McGee Rosanua, widow, 1. 335 Turk
McGee Sadie, domestic 219 Lea^ euworth
McGee Theodore, laborer, r. 28 Minna
McGee ITiomas, horscshoer, r. 335 Turk
McGeeThomas J. (T. J.McGee i Co.) r. 121C Hamp-
shire
McGee T. J. & Co. Cni""ia« J- McGee) produce commis-
sion, 202 Clay
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYERS PRIVATE
HOME for Patients. 311^ HYDE ST., between
Eddy and EUis. OfBce Hours 10 to u a. m. and
2 to 5 P. M. Telephone East 270.
THE inOTED STHTES BBEWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
1213
McGee William, car repairer, r. 805 San Jose Av
Mc<Jee William, electrician ilarket St. Ry
McGEE WILII.4.11 J. (Caminetti, McGee & Cavag-
naro) attorney at law, 610 Montgomery, r. 1711
Broad wav. Alameda
McGee WilUamM.. relief agent WeUs Fargo & Co., r.
llO.i Mc.Mlister
McGee W. J., compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r. 345
Brannan
g^ McGee. See Magee and McGhee
Mc-Geehan Hugh, engineer t )X'onnell & Lewis, r. NE cor
Fourteenth and South Broderick
McGeeney Annie E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1519
Jackson
McGeenev Bridget, widow, r. 1519 Jackson
McGeeney Edward P. , foreman pressroom The Getchell-
Bern- Printing Co. , r. 1519 Jackson
McGeeneV Frank A., clerk Lake X Co., r. 1519 Jackson
McGeeney William H., foreman J. B. Mclntyre, r. 1519
Jackson
McGeorge James G. , carpenter, r. 3l3i Elm
McGeorge Thomas, clerk V. S. Pension Agency,
Tavlor
McGeorge WUliam C, clerk, r. 1213 Taylor
-McGeou-h Arthur H., salesman Sommer i Kaufmann.
r. W s Park Road nr Waller
McGeiiugh James A., stonecutter, r. W s Park Road nr
Waller
McGeough John F., manager J. T. Sullivan, r. 908 San-
same
McGeouzh Robert A, salesman Sommer &. Kaufmann, r.
Park Road nr Waller
-McGeough Rose Miss, teac*ier Lafayette Priniarj' School,
r. W s Park Road nr Waller
Mc-Gem- Joseph G.. foreman Engine 20, r. 2110 Hyde
McGettigan Charles, student St. Mar>"s Hospital
Mc<iettigan E., salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r. ^ allejo
McGettigan Thomas, plasterer, r. New Continental Hotel
.McGhee Frederick, machinist Cal. St. RR., r. 1324 Val-
lejo
McGhee John T., asst Superintendent Cal. St. RR.. r.
1324 Vallejo
ilc-Ghee Robert J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1324 Vallej..
gS" McGhee. See Magee and McGee
.McGibben Jamet, boilermaker, r. 56* Shipley
McGibben Robert, clerk, r. 63S Twenty-third
.Mt<;ibbeu Samuel J., tailor, r. 56J Shipley
McGibbon Isabella, widow, r. 23 S<«uth Park
iS" McGibbon. See McKibbin
McGibbons Frank, blacksmith, r. 435 Brjant
McGibbons John, blacksmith, r. 435 Brjant
McGiffin Charles, clerk J. A. McGiffin, r. 701 Stockton
McGiffin James A., upholsterer, r. 430b Fulton
McG tfin Joseph, solicitor International Hotel, r. 701
Stockton
McCiiffin Joseph Jr., hatter, 136 Third, r. 716 Stockton
McGiffin Margaret, widow, r. 430b Fulton
McGiffin Maria Mrs. r. 701 Stockton
He<iilLL .WERV B., phvsician, office and r. 919
Post
McGill Catherine, domestic Roman Catholic Asylum, r.
N bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Avs South
McGill Charles, vardman La Grande Laundry, r. 228
T^velfth
Mc-Gill Cota, vaquero Horn & Judge, r. Twelfth Av
South bet P and Q
McGill Daniel, laborer, r. 79 Stevenson, rear
.MKJill George, clerk, r. 9ti3 Dolores
ncGlLL HEXBV G., phvsician, offic-e and r. 919
Post
Ml-GIII Henrv I., journalist Evening Post Publishing Co..
r. 71ii Ellis
McGill Henrv M., attomev at law and notary public, 11
Post, r. "7111 Ellis
McGill Hugh, wood and coal, 110 Clara, r. 112 Clara
McGill Jame-1, bricklaver. r. 1220 Powell
McGill John P., barber. 525J East.T. 112 Pacific
STORES
75ND KIITOHEN S\-^F>F>LIES a*
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN -fH"^;,^."!^^:
., Importer of a few Selected Vintcges
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
McG
I020
McG
& 2
CD (D
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
McGill .Iiiseph, painter John F. Quane, r. 11| Dale PI
McGill Margaret, widow, r. Alms House
McGill M. P., bookkeeiJer, r. 505 Page
McGill Robert E. , citv agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co. , r.
2200 Steiner
McGill 'ITiomas, sign painter, r. 908 Dolores
McGill William J., janitor, r. 117 Butte
^ McGil. See Magill
McGillan Marguerite Miss, portrait artist, r. 522 Castro
McGillan Marv, widow, r. 522 Castro
McGillan Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 211 Minna
McGillan Patrick, steamfltter W. D. Hobro, r. 1718 Leav-
enworth
McGillan Roger, plumber, r. 1105 Eighteenth
McGillen William P., painter, r. 85 "i Brannan
McGillev James, plasterer, r. 313 Eighth
McGille.v Patrick, plasterer, r. 313 Eighth
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, r. 1204 Howard
McGillicuddy James, laborer, r. 309 Minna
McGillicuddy John, longshoremrn, r. 205 Bryant
McGillicuddj- John, machinist William Wedgwood, r.
1016 Sanchez
McGillin Frank, hacknian, r. 2517.^ Post
McGillivray Angus, c.vrpenter, r. S s Virginia Av nr
Mission
McGillivray George engineer, r. Arch and Randolph,
( )ce m View
McGILLIVR.lY GEORGE, manager Downie Boiler
Incrustation Preventive Co., 42 Second, r. 1047 Mc-
Allister
McGillivray John D. , miner, r. 1047 McAllister
McGillivra.v Robert, deckhand stmr Walla Walla, r. Ns
California Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twentv-
eighth
McGilli\rav Stephen, expressman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 917 Howard
McGillivi-ay William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW
cor Louisiana and Sierra
McGillivray William, miner, r. 1047 >IcAllister
McGilloway James, stevedore, r. 545i Second
McGilloway John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r. 18
Guy PI
McGilloway Neal, cigars, 131 Eddy, r. 18 Guy PI
McGillvery B., seaman stmr Walla Walla
McGilvery Annie, domestic 2520 Clay
.McGilverv Ellen Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundr^■, r. 1510
Eddy
McGilver.v James, contractor, r. 1021 Valencia
McGilvery Richard, fruit and vegetables, 1715 Mission
McGilvery Thomas, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1227 Pierce
McGilvray Daniel, barber E. P. Roche, r. li'^ Howard
McGTilvTav James B., receiver Sutter St. RR., r. 1332
Bush
McGilvray James S. (John D. McGilvray & Co.) r. King
bet Second and Third
McGilvray J<»hn D. & Co. (John D. and James S. McGil-
vray and Robert Findlayl stone contractors, King
bet Second and Third
-McGilvray John D. (John D. McGilvray & Co. ) r. King
bet Second and Third
McGinerly Mary, domestic 2(540 Steiner
McGinerty Frank J., grainer, r. 335 Fourth
McGinertV George, clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 129
Welsh
MoGinerty John F., undertaker McGinn Bros., r. 31
EJdy
McGinerty Joseph, wool sorter L. Moody, r. 351 Clemen-
tina
McGinerty Patrick «., grainer, r. 129 Welsh
-McGinity James, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Rv., r.
202 Roanoake
;m' McGinity. See McGinty
McGinley Charles, laborer S. F. Stove Works, r. 4254
Clementina
McGinley James, paver, r. 530J Ninth
WcGinle.v James, plumber, r. (Ufi Jessie
McGinley James A., laborer Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 609
Howard
McGinley John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 546J
Pennsylvania Av
McGinley Sarah, widow, r. Alms House
McGinn Annie Miss, stamping, r. 26 O'Farrell
McOl^'K BROTHERS (Eusene, James and Patrick
H.) undertakers, 31 Eddy, Telephone South 622
McGinn Celia, widow, r. Alms House
.McGIW EVGEXE (McGinn Bros.)r. 417^ Grove
McCxinn Frank D., clerk F. W. Vongt &Bro.,r. 1802 Ellis
>IcGinn George, asst superintendent Branch Jail 2,
r. 23 Twellth
McGinn (Jeorge, shoemaker, 610 California, r. 23 Potter
McGinn George F., clerk, r. 23 Potter
McGinn George W., engraver, r. 1802 Ellis
MrGI.VN JA.UES (McGinn Bros.) r. 5 Margaret PI
McGinn Johanna, widow, r. 1802 Ellis
McGinn Joseph, shoemaker, r. 23 Potter
McGinn Joseph A., plumber, r. 23 Potter
McCiinn Joseph S., hav and grain, wood and coal, 1945
EUis, r. 1802 Ellis
McGinn Leo, clerk White House, r. 23 Pott«r
McGinn Patrick, engineer St. Marv's Hospital
.nt-GIXN P.4TRIC'K HEXR¥ (McGinn Bros.) r. 725
Minna
McGinnes James, machinist, r. 247 Second
McGinnes Robert T., inspector Custom House, r. 232
Haight
e^ McGinnes. See MacGinnes, Maginnes, MacGinnis,
McGinnis, Maginnis, McGinness, MacGinness, Ma-
ginness, McGuinness, MacGuiness, Maclnnes, Mo-
ines, Mclnnis, Maclnnis, Maginess and Maginis
McGinness Mary, widow, r. 1184 Harrison, rear
McGinness Charles J., secretary United Undertakers As-
sociation, 27-29 Fifth, r. Windsor Hotel
McGinniss Robert J., clerk, r. 2119b Howard
McGinney Frank, saddlemaker, r. 726J McAllister
.McGinnev John H., deputv Superintendent Streets, r.
728 McAllister
.McGinney Patrick J., cooper, r. 737 Harrison
.McGinnis Alexander, ship carjienter Pac. Coast SS. Co.,
r. 306 Shotwell
-McGinnis Alexander, stableman, r. 2223 Post
-McGinnis Annie, widow, r. 328 Bartlett
-McGinnis Catherine, widow, r. 1307 Harrison
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, 219 Twenty-
fourth, r. 2194 Twenty-fourth
McGinnis Hugh J., clerk Metzger & Franklin, r. 1921
Gearj'
McGinnis James, blacksmith, r. 1921 (3eary
McGinnis James, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
-McGinnis James C, policeman, r. 25J Madison Av
McGinnis James S., oiwrator Western Union Tel- Co., r.
118 Noe
McGinnis John, laborer, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
McGinnis John, laborer Gratto & Reimers, r. 1307 Harri-
son
.McGinnis Patrick, driver, r. 101 First
McGinnis Patrick J. , liquors. NW cor Guerrero and Six-
teenth, r. 3200 Sixteenth
McGinnis Thomas, lodgings, 871 Market, r. Alameda
-McGinnis Thomas, tanner, r. 2820 Mission
McGinnis Thomas B., clerk, r. 1921 Geary
McGinnis William, laborer, r- 6 Grant Alley
McGinnis William Jr., shoefinisher, r- 6 Grant Alley
McGinnis William J., real estate, r. 947 Folsom
eig" McGinnis. See Maginnis, McGuinness and Mclnnis
McGinniss Felix J., janitor Seamen's. Institute, r. 19
Steuart
McGinn's Frank, shoemaker, r. 306.i Fell
-McGinnis G. T., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 2">11 Sacramento
McGinty -\iulrew, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
-McGiutV Arthur, electrician S. F. Gas Fixture and .\rt
-Metal Co., r. 142 Clipper
McGinty -\rthur T., r. 315 Grove
SAPTfRAINCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIMS OF STREET M SIBEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
3B1 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 29
The San FrancisGe GALL is a Great Newspaper
XLIC niTXT /^IlPt '»*■■*«" by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
I fir ll I I A 1)III\L, generally, because Uis a Safe and Pcrniancnt Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
McG
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McGinty Charles, ajlass stainer, r. 9J Boardinan PI
McGinty Dennis, longshoreman, r. 261 Minna
McGinty Ellen, widow, r. 9^ Boaidman PI
McGinty Hu^h, laborer, r. 9 J Boardman PI
McGinty James, laborer, r. 9| Boardman PI
McGinty James, seaman, r. (i Union
McGinty James, waiter, r. 164 Jessie
McGinty James P., engineer, r. 142 Clipper
McGinty John, laborer, r. 93 Boardman PI
McGinty John F. Rev. , rector Church of the Holy Cross,
r. 1820 Eddy
McGinty Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Shotwell
McGinty Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 441
Natoma
McGinty William, bootmaker, 410J Sixth
gS" McGinty. See McGinerty and McGimtj'
McGivern Bernard \V., clerk "S. P. Co., r. 3271 Haight
McCilYERN EDWARD J., druggist SW cor Guer-
rero and Seventeenth, Telephone Mission 111, r. 502
Guerrero
Mc Givern John H., carpenter, r. 381 Dolores
McGivern Katherine A. Miss, teacher Hamilton Evenim,'
School, r. 381 Dolores
McGivern P., miner, r. 381 Dolores
McGivney Edward H., coremaker, r. 926 Montgomery
McGivney James E. , painter, r. 509 Minna
McGivney John, service man S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 164
Tehama
McGivney Maggie, widow, r. 1409a Mason
McGivney Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 926 Montgomerj'
McGivney Michael, laborer John G. lis & Co., r. 926i
Montgomery
McGivnev Thonias, machinest, r. N s Jefferson nr Baker
McGLACIILIW AltlBROSE €., Internal Revenue
agent, 11 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 2823 Pine
McGlade Edward J. (Tierney & McGlade) r. 147 Shipley
McGlade Margaret, widow, liquors, 30 Alta
McGlade Michael, laborer, r. S s Greenwich bet Sansome
and Montsromery, rear
McGlade Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Bryant
McGlade Peter W., accountant, r. 1538 Howard
McGladery, matron Ladies' Protective and Relief So-
ciety, r. 1200 Franklin
McGlashey Charles, r. 212 Golden Gate Av
McGlauflin Lewis VV. (L. W. McGlauflin & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
NcOLAIIFLIN L. W. JH €0. (Lewis W. McGlauflin
and Eugene A. Bresse) grain and commission mer-
chants, 309 California, Telephone Main 109
McGlaughlin James, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
McGlew Ore Concentrator Co. The, Thomas McGlew
president, Frank Barrere secretary, 132 Main and
116 Davis
McGlew Thomas, president The McGlew Ore Concentra-
tor Co., 132 Main and 116 Davis, r. 1577 Folsom
McGlinchey Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1008 Larkin
McGlinchey Hugh, fireman The California, r. 1008 Larkin
McGlinchey James, car]>enter, r. 1122 Larkin
McGlinchey Joseph, driver Louis B. Kessing, r. 1122
Larkin
McGlinchey Peter, driver, r. 1122 Larkin
McGlinchy Joseph, driver Wells Fargo & Co.,r. 635 Lo-
cust Av
McGlinchy Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fil-
bert and Taylor
McGlinchy Neil, salesman, r. 635 Locust Av
McGlinn Mary, widow, r. 506 Guerrero
McGloin Daniel, cardriver, r. 1325i Natoma
McGloin Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 1325 J Natoma
McGloin Edward, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 616
McAllister
McGloin Patrick J., clerk, r. 1325.5 Natoma
McGlone James, carpenter Cooney & Cochran, r. 1026
Oak
McGlone James J., butcher, 503 Braunan, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
McGlone John, wardtender C. and C. Hospital
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TWVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforr^ia Botl:li9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1 4 1 3 E DD Y ST.
McGlone John P. , driver W. C. Miller, r. 238 Fourteenth
McGlone Thomas, laborer, r. 501 Napa
McGlone ITiomas, painter, r. 14 Victor
McGlown Ellen, domestic 1842 Sutter
McGlynn, Benjamin, baker, r. 444 Hayes
McGlynn Charles J., clerk Hibeniia S. and L. Societv, r
1500 Golden Gate Av
McGlynn David H., molder Jardine Iron Wks, r. 154.'.
Clara
McGlynn Frank, r. 1810 Scott
McGlynn Frank, seaman, r. 207 Main
llrttLlXX FRANK Jr., attornev at law, 38 Nevada
Block, r. 1810 Scott
McGlynn Hugh, conductor, r. 602 Central Av
.McGlynn James, baker, r. 444 Hayes
McGlynn James, coremaker Jardine Iron Wks, r. SE cor
Mission and Seventh
McGlynn John, bakery, 444 Hayes
McGlynn John, boilennaker, r. 632 Mission
McGlynn John, dairy, W s Douglass nr Twentv-first
McGlyim John, helper Cal. Car Wks
McGlynn John F., clerk Delivery Dept Wells Fargo & Co
r. 1216 Howard
McGlynn Joseph J., carpenter, r. 705 Shotwell
McGlynn Mary E. R. Miss, tailoress, r. 154 i Clara
McGlynn Maurice, printer, r. 724 Broadway
.HcCJLVNSr JIIICHAEL, editor The Voice of Labor.
49 i First, r. 724 Broadway
McGlynn Patrick, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 12
Russell
McGlynn Patrick H., roofer, r. 154.i Clara
McGlynn Peter J. (McGlynn & Menton) r. 2424 Leaven-
worth
McGlvim Theresa, lodging house, 602 Central Av
McGlynn Thomas, r. 1216 Howard
McGlynn Thomas, laborer, r. 1335 Folsom
McGlynn Thomas, plasterer, r. 556 Bryant
McGlynn Thomas, policeman, r. 49i South Park
McGlvnn William, trunkmaker, r. 12 Russell
McCiLVNlV <& IME.\TO\ (Peter J. McGlynn and Wil-
liam H. Menton) agents, 28 Supreme Court Bidg
BS" McGlynn. See McGlinn
McGoey James, clerk, r. 404 Ellis
McGoldrick Charles, hostler Market St. Ry, r. 946 How-
ard
McGoldrick Charles Mrs., furnished rooms, 946 Howard
McGoldrick Daniel, clerk William H. Miner, r. 1120
Twenty-third
McGoldrick Daniel, fireman stmr Encinal, r. 1823 Pine
McGoldnck Emma, domestic 1213 Hampshire
McGoldrick Fannie, domestic SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Florida
-McGoldrick Henry P., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
1120 Twenty-third
ilcGoldrick James, sexton St. Brendan's Church, r. 320
Harrison
McGoldrick John, with Charles Allen, r. 568 Folsom
McGoldrick John P., shoecuttcr Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 1120 Twenty-third
McGoldrick Martin, plumber, r. 1120 Twenty-third
McGoldrick Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1122 twenty-third
McGoldrick Patrick, stableman Charles R. Allen, "r. Oak-
land
McGoldrick William, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 328
Louisiana
McGoldrick A\ illiam, longshoreman, r. 1120 Twenty-
third
McGoldrick William, manager City and Mission Express,
r. 1424 Twenty-third
McGoldrick William T., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. 1120 Twenty-third
McGoldrick William T. Jr., ironworker Pac. Rolling
Mills, r. 1120 Twenty-third
McGonigle Annie Miss, r. 312 Twenty-second
McGonigle Cornelius, cigarmaker, r. 312 Union
McGonigle Cornelius, teamster, r. 41 Natoma
McGonigle Cornelius E. , coremaker, r. 43 Natoma
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McGoiiigle Daniel, wireworker Excelsior Wire Wks, r.
cor Aniiy and Shotwell
McGonijfle Dennis, r. 1114 Alabama
McGonigle Edward, clerk, r. 1701 Jones
McGonigle Ewey, packer, r. 612 Lombard
McGonigle Fraiik, met«nnan S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 640
McG inigle Hannah, domestic 2210 Jackson
McGonigle John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 650
Howard
McGonigle John D., electrician, r. 1114 Alabama
McGonigle John H., bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 37
Russ
McGonigle John P., horseshoer, r. 312 Twenty-second
McGonigle Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 2017 Filbert
McGonigle Michael, laborer, r. 636 Third
McGonigle P., book agent, r. 209 LeidesdorfE
McGonigle Philip, wood and coal, 323Ritch, r. 636 Third
McGonigle Thomas, longshoreman, r. 636 Third
McGonigle Thomas P., teamster, r. 1114 Alabama
McGonigle Timothy, laViorer, r. 15 Florence
McGonigle William, clerk William Boyken, r. 43 Na-
toma
McGoogfan John, laborer, r. 15 De Boom
McGoon Ann, widow, r. 508 Third
McGoon Byron G., r. 1235 Market
McGoorty Owen, cook, r. Alms House
McGorev Susan Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 526 Eddy
McGorry Catherine, widow, r. 1214 Alabama
McGorrj- James B. E., clerk Letter Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 843 Mission
McGorry John, driver Chemical Engine 6, r. 305 Sixth
McGorty Cormac, laborer, r. 5!) Chenery
McGorty John, r. 59 Chenery
g^ McGorty. See Magorty and McGurty
McGough Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 515 Jones
McGough Patrick, paper carrier, r. 3066 Laguna
McGould Sons & Co., R. B. Dickinson agent, 3 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor
McGourty Francis, horse dealer, r. 13.J Linden Av
McGourty Peter, laborer, r. 26 Turk
McGovem Bridget Miss, housekeeper 628 California
.UcCiOYER.\ BENEDICT TERV KEY., O. P.,
Prior St. Dominic's Monastery, W s Steiner bet Bush
and Pine
McGovern Charles, longshoreman, r. 247 Second
McGovern Charles C, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1577 Folsoni
McGovern Charles J-, ph.\'aician, office and r. 604 Bu-
chanan
McGovern Edward J., stonecutter McPhee & Groliere, r.
SEcor Turk and Willard
McGovern Frank, laborer, r. 3i Boardman PI
McGovern George, clerk, r. 6 Moulton PI
McGovern George P., r. 1577 Folsom
McGovern James, brassfinisher, r. 73 Shipley
McGovern James, fireman Kuss House
McGovern James, machinist, r. S63 Bryant
McGovem James, teamster, r. 1215 Florida
McGovem James E., policeman, r. 1221 Lombard
McGovern James F.,asstPark A v Veterinary Hospital,
r. 123 City Hall Square
McGovern Jaiues F. , metalroofer, r. N s Alden nr Willard
McGovern J. H., clerk The Examiner, r. 821 Eddy
McGovern Johanna, widow, r. 724.i Lott
McGovern John, clerk The California Hotel
McGovem John, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 419 Baker
McGovem John F. (Creamer & McGovem) r. 674 Harri-
son
McGovem John F., ironmolder, r. 338 Seventh
McGovern John H., U. S. deput\ Marshal, r. 1581 Folsom
McGovern John J., inspector Custom House, r. 2740 Van
McGovern Kate, nurse, r. N s Alden nr Willard
McGovern Marj', r. 433 Linden Av
McGovem Michael, r. 1304J Montgomery
McGovern Owen, trackman Market St. Rv, r. 704 Laure
Av
McGovern Patrick, laborer, r. 1035i Hampshire
McGovern Philip, blacksmith, r. Alms Houte
McGovern Philip, painter, r. 228J Tenth
McGovem Philip H., real estate agent, r. 36 Rincon PI
McGovern Robert (McGovern & Bidinger) r. 26 Everett
McGovern Tessie Miss, seamstress Levi Strauss & Co., r.
645} Stevenson
McGovern Thomas B., commission merchant, 302 Cali-
fornia, room 10, r. Bohemian Club
McGovern Thomas, driver Chemical Engine 4, r. 2740 Van
Nefs Av
McGovern Thomas, miner, r. 836 Mission
McGovem William R., collector, r. 1577 Folsom
McGovem & Bidinger (Robert McGovem and Gustave
Bidinger) barbers, 152 Third
McGowau Alice C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Annie Miss, dressnjaker, r. 18i Moss
McGowan Arthiu-, cook, r. 371 Jessie
McGowan Barclay, laborer, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
McGowan Benjamin T., tilesetter, r. 851 Harrison
McGowan Bernard, chipper Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 647
Howard
McGowan Byron F. , commercial traveler, r. 1235 Market
McGowan Charles, bookkeeper Wakelee & Co., r. 538
Hobart, Oakland
McGowan Daniel, r. 32 Fell
McGowan Daniel, teamster, r. 34 Minna
McGowan Edward J., physician and surgeon, (pffice 1364
Market, r 1616 Hayes
McGowan E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 545 Minna
McGowan Ellen F., widow, furnished rooms, 545 Minna
McGowan Frank B., porter, r. 222 Francisco
McGowan George A., asst bookkeeper George Morrow &
Co., r. 540 Turk
McGowan Harrj', housemover, r. 341 Thirteenth, rear
McGowan Henry H., carrier Post Office, r. Oakland
McGowan Henrj' H. , motorman S. F. and San Mateo
Ry, r. 435^ Twenty-ninth
ilcGowan H. M. Miss, asst bookkeeper G. H. Urabsen &
Co., r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan James, laborer, r. Ocean View
McGowan James, miner, r. Alms House
McGowan James, policeman, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan James, steamfitter, r. 444 Seventh
McGowan James H., foundr\Tuan Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 12 Ridley
McGowan John, clerk, r. 18 J Moss
McGowan John, laborer, r. 511 Bryant
McGowan John, laborer, r. 521 Clipper
McGowan John, plumber, r. E s California nr Fair Av
McGowan John, porter A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 421 Green-
wich
McGowan John, quarrj'inan Gray Bros., r. 703 Twenty-
«»«• fourth
McGowan John A., carpenter, r. 851 Harrison
McGowan .lohn E., bartender, r. California Av opp Fair
Av
McGowan John F., metal roofer Coulin & Roberts, r. 20
Thirty-fourth
McGowan John J., plumber, 9 William
McGowan John S., baker, r. 723i Valencia
McGowan John T., carrier Post Office, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Joseph, laborer, r. NE cor Sickles Av and San
Jose Road, Ocean View
McGowan Joseph, salesman Henry Lucke, r. 1121 Twen
tietli
McGowan .Joseph E., bricklayer, r. 1616 Hayes
McGnuna Julia, widow, bakery, 17 Ritch
McGowan Kate Miss, hair dressing, 1007^ Larkin
M Gowan Margaret Miss, packer, r. 22i Louis
McGowan Mar^• Miss, r. 1811 Stevenson
McGowan Martin, deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r. 2017
Dupont
McGowan Matthew B. (McGowan & Butler) office 16 Post,
r. 1616 Hayes
SAN fRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET and SIBEWALI WORE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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McGowan Michael, attemUint The Lurliiie Baths, r. 225
licwis
McGowan Micliael, bookkeeiier The Baldwin, v. ;iUt
Fourth
McGowan Michael, laborer, r. 32i Freeloii
McGowan Mollie Miss, compositor Post, r. 22i Lewis
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Ridley
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 18^ Moss
McGowan Patrick, paver, r 1035 Hampshire
McGowan Patrick, wheelwright, r. 435i Twenty-ninth
McGowan Patrick A., city agent George F. Grant, r. 851
Howard
McGowan Patrick J., section foreman S. P. Co., r. W s
Brannan bet Dore and Chaimel
McGowan Peter, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Peter, r. Twenty-first Av South nr .1
McGowan Peter, carpentt r, r. 1218 Mission
McGowan Peter Jr., deckhand tug Governor F'crkiiis,
r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Peter J., conductor, r. 263 Perry
McGowan Richard C foundryman Marshulz & Cantrell,
r. 12 Ridley
NcClOW'A^' ROBERT H.. attorney at law, 318 Pine,
room 29, r. 1118a Leavenworth
McGowan Samuel, blacksmith Henry B. Schindler, r. 522
Howard
McGowan Terence, printer, r. 444 Seventh
McGowan Thaddeus, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.
104 J Stockton
McGowan Thomas, liquors, 3430 Mission
McGowan 'ITionias, melter Thompson Bros., r. 643 Fol-
som
McGowan Thomas, with Cal. Wine Assn, r. 643FoIsom
McGowan Thomas A., attorney at law, 916 Market, r.
Hotol St Nicholas
McGowan Thomas J., butcher, 531 Geary, r. 2114 Geary
McGowan Walter J., bricklaver, r. 1616 Hayes
McGowan William H., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 540
Turk
McGowan William H., fireman, r. 640 Twenty-second
McGowan William J., gasfitter, r. 444 Seventh
McGowan William W., teamster, r. 712 Howard
McGowan & Butler (Matthew B. McGowan and Thomas
Butler) contractors brickwork, office 16 Piist
-VlcGown A., broiler Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 838 Mis-
sion
.McGown Charles 1). (McGown Grocery Co.') r. 1717a
Haight
McGown Grocery Co. (Charles D. and L-ie McGown) gro-
ceries and liquors, 1801 Haight
McGown Lee (McGown Grocery Co. ) 1717a Haight
McGown Lee Jr., printer, r. 2096 Market
sew McGown. See MacGowan and McGowan
McGrach Kate Miss, r. 244 Taylor
•VIcGrade Maria, furnished rooms, 515 Clara
McGrady Daniel W., shoemaker, 416 Seventeenth
McGrady James, expressman, r. 416 Fourteenth
McGragh M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 918 Jackson
S^ McGrail. See McGrill
.McGrain Patrick, quarrynian, r. 532 Harrison
McGranaghan Hugh A., r. 829 Eighteenth
.McGranaghan Joseph, carpet cutter, r. 3509a Sixteenth
McGranughan Joseph, foreman, r. 237 Green
McGraiie Ann Mrs., r. 786 Stevenson
McGrane Hugh, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co. , r.
786 Stevenson
McGrane Hugh, watchman, r. 24 Oak Grove Av
McGrane John, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co. , r.
786 Stevenson
£3" McGrane. See Magrane, McGrain and McGrayn
McGrath Agues Miss, teacher, r. 15235 Mission
McGrath Alice F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1618 Church
•McGrath Annie Miss, r. 18.30 Market
McGrath Catherine Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1618
Church
McGrath Catherine, widow, r. 1121 S Harrison
McGrath Daniel, distributor Post Office, r. 751 Howard
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
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McGrath Delia E. Miss, glovemaker, r. 310 Day
McGrath Edward, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 11211,
Harrison
McGrath Edward, laborer, r. 18^9 Mission
McGrath Edward, plumber, r. 15235 Mission
McGrath Edward, with Anglo-Nevada Ins. Co., r. 24
Pearl
Mc(irath I01izal)eth, widow, r. 2055 Ninth
.\lc(;ratli Ellen, widow, r. 11 Converse
Mc(Jratli Ellen, widow, r. 719 Church
McGrath Ellen, widow, r. Alms House
McGrath Frank, teamster, r. 4 Houston
Mc(irath George, plumber, r. 15235 Mission
McGrath George F., driver, r. 1911a Howard
McGrath George T., teamster, r. 624 Linden Av
McGrath Hannah, widow, r. 12235 Folsom
McGrath Harry, gilder Schussler Bros. , r. 1211 Folscnn
McGrath Henry T., carpenter, r. 310 Day
McGrath James, r. 1422J Howard
McGrath -lames, assistant engineer stmr San Juan
McGrath James, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Rv, r.
752 San Jo.se Av
McGrath James, cooper, r. Alms House
McGrath James, driver Howes Special Delivery, r. 506
Jones
McGrath James, hostler, r. 349J Minna
McGrath James, laborer, r. 1211 Folsom
McGrath James, machinist, r. Ill Thirteenth
McGrath James, peddler, r. Precila Av nr Columbia PI
McGrath James, policeman, r. 514 Guerrero
McGrath James, salesman, r. 14 Grant Av
MoGrath James, shoemaker, 1525 Missio
15235 Mis-
sion
McGrath James, stevedore, r. 309 Brvant •
McGrath John, r. 1636 Ellis
McGrath John, boilermaker, r. 323 Tehama
McGrath John, canvasser, r. 135 Welsh, rear
McGrath Jotin, carpenter, r. 329 Mt)uIton Av
McGrath John, carpenter, r. 1618 Church
McGrath John, coal passer, r. 24 Federal
McGrath John, coal passer stmr Mariposa, r. 518i Fourth
McGrath John, gripman Market St; Ry, r. 130 Bernard
McGrath John, horseshoer, 1617 Folsom, r. 309 Fifteenth
McGrath John, laborer, r. 2565 Clara
McGrath John, peddler, r. Precita Av nr Columbia PI
McGrath John, ship joiner, r. 14 Folsom
McGrath John, tailor, r. 719 Church
McGrath John, teamster, r. 626 Twenty-second
McGrath John A., policeman, r. 239 Guerrero
McGrath John F., pressman Commercial Pub. Co., r. 109
Minerva
McGrath John J. (McGrath & Lowrev) r. Washington
Hotel
McGrath John J., foreman Excelsior Redwood Co., r.
405 Fourth
McGrath John J., groceries, 1618 Church
McGrath John W., gasfitter S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. 35 Juniper
McGrath Joseph, boxmaker, r. 719 Church
McGrath Joseph, fruits, r. 618 Golden Gate Av
McGrath Joseph, groceries, 9215 Howard
McGrath Joseph, teamster, r. 281 Minna
McGrath Joseph Jr., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
719 Church
McGrath Joseph E., teamster Frank A. Heigel, r. 4285
Hayes
McGrath Joseph M. , foreman painter Sutter St. Ry, r.
338 Tw^enty-fourth
McGrath Josei>hine Miss, dressmaker, r. 15235 Mission
McGrath Kate, domestic 2824 Bush
McGrath Kate, laundress, r. 11 Converse
McGrath Kate Miss, clerk, r. 1125 Harrison
McGrath Kate T. Miss, seamstress, r. 310 Day
McGrath Lawrence J., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,
r. 538 Minna
McGrath Marian Miss, milliner, r. 1523J Mission
McGrath Mary, laundress, r. 11 Preston PI
PASTEUR riLTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Browp & Sop M\.% 823 Market St.
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McGrath Mary, widow, r. 734 Twenty-fourth
McGrath Mary Miss, compositor Pac. States Type Foun-
dry, r. 1710 Mason
McGrath Mary C. Miss, shirtinalver, r. 310 Day
McGrath Matthew, helper Joshua Heiidy Machine Wits,
r. 1635 Ellis
McGrath Michael, declvliaiid stmr Encinal, r. 1311 Minna
McGratli Michael, hacicman United Carriage Co., r. 1829
Bush
McGrath Micliael. laborer, r. Precita Av nr Columbia PI
McGrath Michael, tailor, r. 22 St. Rose's Av
McGrath Michael, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Mc<iKATH MICHAEL C, proprietor Hotel Shirley,
.f)20 Fourth
McGrath Michael J., horseshoer, r. 309 Fifteenth
McGrath Michael T. , machinist Corporation Yard S. F. F.
Dept, r. 411 Central Av
McGrath Miles, harnessmaker. r. 3 Jefferson
McGrath Mollie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1911a Howard
McGrath Morris, miner, r. 624 Fourth
McGrath Nellie, domestic 1211 Hyde
McGrath Nora, domestic lOS Walnut
McGrath Owen J., wood and coal, 2938 Mission, r. 2930
Mission
McGrath P., fireman stmr Australia
McGrath Patrick, calker, r. 113 Freelon
McGrath Patrick, deckhand stmr Encinal, r. 11 Boyce
McGrath Patrick, laborer, r. 53 Shipley, rear
McGrath Patrick, seaman, r. 825 Nineteenth
McGrath Patrick D., deckhand stmr Encinal, r. 1819 Bu-
clianan
McGrath Peter, r. 2051 Ninth
McGrath Peter J., motorman, r. 310 Dav
McGrath SacKe Miss. J. A. Folger & Co.", r. 719 Church
McGrath Salina Mrs., dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
McGrath Sarah R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1829 Bush
McGrath Susan Miss, seamstress, r. 1911a Howard
McGrath T., fireman stmr Pomona
McGrath Theresa Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1523^ Mission
McGrath Thomas, actor, r. 323 Tehama
McGrath Thomas, blacksmith, r. 151 Silver
McGrath Thomas, conductor Cal. St. RR. , r. 1301 Lar-
kin
McGrath Thomas, cooper, r. 519 Stevenson
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 434 Twenty-seventh
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 1835 Ellis
McGrath Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2014 Stockton
McGrath Thomas F., millhand Excelsior Redwood Co.,
r, 32^ Louisa
MoOrath Thomas G., paMiter, r. 1324 Florida
McGrath Thomas H., foreman, r. 16i Sharon
McGrath Thomas H., paver, r. 310 Day
McGrath William, furniture, 1937 Mission
McCirath William, laborer, r. 1523J Mission
McGrath William, painter, r. 1911a Howard
McGrath William, tile-cutter Bush k Mallett Co, r. 330
Pt)St
McGrath William, watchman, r. 438 Broadway
McGrath William T., boxmaker, r. 428^ Hayes
McGrath William T., teamster Frank A. Heigel, r. 29
Dehon
McGrath & Lowrey (John McGrath and John Lowrey)
proprietors Washington Hotel, SW cor Fourth and
Bluxome
McGrath & Sheridan (Frank McGrath and Thomas Sher-
idan) teamsters, SE cor Dupoiit and Sacramento
^ McGrath. See MacGrath, Magrath and McGraw
McGraw D. F. , contractor, r. 2818^ Pine
McUKAW EDWARD W., attorney at law, 3E0 Pine
rooms 26-27, Telephone Main 607. r. Oakland
McGraw James, carpenter, r. 819 Mission
McGraw James, laborer, r. 4| Myrtle Av
McGraw John, plumber, r. 109 Thirteenth
McGraw John, sawyer, r. 624 Fourth
McGraw Patrick, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1402 Pacific
McGraw Patrick, laborer, r. 127^ Twenty-fourth
McGraw William, r. 430 Geary
SS" McGraw. See Magrath and McGrath
McGrayn Frank, sawyer, r. 331 Minna
McGrayn Richard J., policeman, r. 42 Turk
McGreal Patrick, paver, r. 647 Howard
S^ McGreal. See McGrail
McGreedy Charles, boilermaker, r. 613a Fourth
McGreer Charles, apprentice machinist Joshua Hendx
Machine Wks r. Berkeley
McGreevy Annie, varieties, 2000 Larkin
McGreevy Charles H., clerk, r. 795 Stevenson
McGreevy Charles V., machinist, r. 137 Bartlett
McGreevy Charles W., hackman, 2103^ Howard, r. SK
cor Valencia and Eighteenth
McGreevy Edward T., clerk, r. 137 Bartlett
McGreevy Elizabeth J. Miss, school teacher, r. 1314
Mason
McGreevy George F., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r.
333 Mississippi
McGreevv James J., bricklayer, r. 137 Bartlett
McGreevy John, bricklayer, r. Alms House
McGreevy John, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McGreevy John, inolder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 2000 Larkin
McGreevy John, policeman, r. 137 Bartlett
McGreevy John, superintendent James H. O'Brien, r.
109 Caroline
McGreevv Joseph, special policeman, r. 1011 Mason
McGreevy Michael, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McGreevy Rosanna, widow, r. 703 Valencia
McGreevy VVilham S., molder, r. 732 Twenty-second
McGregor A., laborer t al. Wiie Wks, r. 2209 Powell
McGregor Alexander, cook, r. 744 Howard
McGregor Cornelius, news agent, r. 28 Natoma
McGregor Findlay, liquors, 843 Valencia
McGregor Frederick (Pistolesi & McGregor) attorney
Broadway bet
law, 310 Kearny, rooms 1-2, r N
Lea\enwortli and Hyde
McGregor James, machinist, r. 780 Illinois
McGregor James, watchman, r. 1429 Pacific
McGregor John, engineer, r. 1003 Mason
McGregor John, lahmrer, r. 435 Bryant
McGregor John C, waiter, r. 441a Tehama
McGregor John H., stonecutter, r. 624 Fourth
McGregor Samuel, harnessmaker, r. 19 Russ
McGregor William, ship carpenter, r. 610 Mariposa
McGregor William C. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r
1208a Broadway
e^ McGregor. See MacGregor
McGrew Arthur J., policeman, r. 2 Wairen PI
McGrew Henri G. Mrs., widow, r. 720 Bush
McGrew Isaac N., canvasser, r. 1204 Mission
McGrew J. Milton, clerk Post Office, r. 20 Mason Av
McGrew John, peddler, r. 412.| Fifth
McGrew John B., assayer, r. 1675 Folsom
McGrew Milford H , machinist A. J. McNicoll & Co. , r.
20 Dale PI
McGrew Nannie B., widow, r. 1204 Mission
McGrew Thomas, mining engineer, r. 1575 Folsom
McGrill Patrick H., r. 629 Bryant
McGrill William A., crayon artist, r. 629 Bryant
McGrogan William, cook International Hotel
McGroray William, laborer, r. 431 Twenty-ninth
McGrorev Edward, teamster Thomas Burke, r. 728 Clem-
entina
McGrorey James J., laborer, r. 72S Clementina
McGrorey John, cooper, r. 728 Clementina
.McGrorey Thomas, sawyer Pac. Wooden Ware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 728 Clementina
McGrorey Thomas, engineer stmr Faralone, r. 511 Brod-
erick
McGrory Owen, laborer, r. r. 128 Rincon PI
^fMcGrotty. See MacGrotty
McGroutherMargaret, widow, r. 416 Capp
McGrouther Robert, sawyer, r. 416 Capp
McGruder Charles, carpenter, r. 409 Harrison
McGruder Kate Mrs. , niilline y, 232 Sixth
McGrury Maggie Mrs., r. Alms House
McGuckln Daniel, laborer, r. 533 Seventh
TRY the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 ge:ary st.
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McGuckin John, laborer, r. 10 Hoff Av
McQucklin John, paver Edison Light anil Power Co., r.
lOU Brvant
McGue George H., clerk, r. 146a Fifth
McGue John J., conductor, r. 1819 Lyon
McGutfick John R. (Ensign & McGufflck) r. 723 Oak
McGuigan Daniel, srroceries and liquors, SE cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Me Guigan John, compositor, r. 1434 Howard
McGuigan Mary, widow, r. 1621 Leavenworth
McGuigan Patrick H., president S.F. Hay and Grain Co.,
619-621 Fouich, r. 1620 San Carlos Av
McGuinn llobert, h irse coUa miker W. D.ivi8 & Son, r.
20 Anthony
McGuinness James, salesman Sommer & Kaufmann, r. 5
Sunshine Court
McGuinness James, teamster E. Peabody & Co,,r. 3 Sun-
shine Court
McGuinness. Michael, fireman tug Fearless, r. 81 Natoma
McGuinness Patrick, gardener, r. 34 Essex
McGuinness William, shoemaker Siebe Glanville Co., r.
6 Grand Av
B^ McGuinness. See Maginnis, McGinness and Molnnis
McGuire Albert W. Mrs., millinery, 738 Valencia
McGuire Alexander W,, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 738
Valencia
McGuire Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 208 Grove
McGuire Anthony, engineer Metten & Gebhardt, r. cor
Grant and Marshall
McGuire Arthur W. Mrs., r. 839 Sixteenth Av South
McGuire Bartholomew P., contr^ictor, r. 221^ Birch Av
McGuire Bernard, laborer, r. V Stevenson Av
McGuire Blanche A. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
Primary School, r. 83.» Sixteenth Av South
McGuire Bridget, widow, r. Alms House
McGuire Catherine, widow, r. 15 Farren Av
McGuire D., r. 303 Turk
McGuire D. A., vetinary surjreon, r. 402 McAlli.ster
McGuire Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 44Si Third
McGuire Edward, r. 744 Howard
McGuire Eilward, laborer, r. Ill Twenty -sixth
McGuire Eliza, widow, r. 315 Tehama
McGuire Eugene, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 84 Nye
McGuire F. J., reporter Call, r. Hotel Langham
McGuire Francis, boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. 1103
Kentucky
McGuire Francis C, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 1305 San-
chez
McGuire Francis J., clerk, r. 839 Sixteenth Av South
McGuire Frank, boilermaker, r. 910 Illinois
McGuire Frank, lab.irer, r. 2106 Bryant
McGuire Frank J., b nlermaker, r. 506 Napv
McG\iire Frank J., storekeeper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
1118 Arnn-
McGu re Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Church
and Duncan
McGuire James, baseball player, r. 208 Grove
McGuire James, clerk Subsistence Dept. U. S. A., 36
New Montgomery, r. 1311a Hayes
McGu're James, contractor, r. 319 Minna
McGuire James, hoseman Hose 2
McGuire James, laborer, r. 910 Illinois
McGuire James, plasterer, r. 46 Jessie
McGuire James Jr., boilermaker Union Iron V^^cs, r. 910
Illinois
McGuire John, bartender, r. 144 Twelfth
McGuire John, bricklayer, r. 208 Grove
McGuire John, caqienter, r. 442 Cheneiy
McGuire John, cardriver, r. 9 Erie
McGuire John, clerk Moritz Koenig, r. 134 Twelfth
McGuire John, laborer, r. 42 Moss
McGuire John, laborer, r. 165 Tehama
Me(;uire 'olin, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 910
Illinois
.McGuire John, )iainter, r. 22 Victor
McGuire John, steward, r. Alms House
McCJuire John J., bricklayer, r. 1018 Potrero Av
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McGuire John J., doormaker, r. 3909 Sacramento
McGuire John J., weigher, r. 805 Treat Av
McGuire John P, carpenter, r. 442 Chenery
McGuire John P., laborer S. P. Co., r. 426 Second
McGuire Joseph H., team.ster, r. 375} Sandicz, rear
McGuire Kate, widow, r. 15 Farren Av
McGuire M., waiter stmr San Juan
McGuire Mary Mrs., r. 144 Twelfth
McGuire Mary A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 839 Sixteenth Av Soutli
McGuire Michael, shoemaker, 104 Powell
McGuire Peter, teamster, r. 217 Fourteenth
McGuire Peter, traveling salesman, r. 207 Larkin
McGuire Philip, labor, r, r. Alms House
McGuire Philip, solecutter G. V. Crist & Sons, r. 144
Twelfth
McGuire Rose Miss, r. 443 Clementina
McGuire Sarah, widow, dressmaking, 1212 Geary
McGuire Stephen Mrs., widow, r. 1516 Jackson
McGuire Thomas, carpenter, r. 442 Chenery
McGuire Thomas, hackman, r. Alms House
McGuire Thomas, laborer, r. Seventh Av South, bet K
and L
McGuire Thomas, machine hand S. F. Planing Mills, r.
39 D I me
McGuire Tliomas,shoemaker, 1301 Castro
McGuire Thomas H., clerk H. McGuire, r. NE tor
Church and Duncan
McGuire Thomas J., plumber, r. 1434 California
McGuire William, contractor, r. 84 Nye
McGuire William P., housesmith Ralston Iron WUjj. i-.
319 Minna
McGuire William R., salesman, r. 1616 Jackson
B^" McGuire. See Maguire and Merguire
McGuirk Elizabeth, widow, r. 223|^ Birch Av
McGuirk James, bartender, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk Mary, domestic 1519 Geary
McGuirk Thomas, laborer Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 553 Folsom
McGuirk Thomas, laborer, r. 1129 Vallejo
McGuirk William, laborer, r. Alms House
McGurk Edward, boilermaker, r. 2142 Mission
McGurk John, hostler, r. 1212 Golden Gate Av
McGurk Stephen, ironworker, r. 806 Kentucky
McGurren Arthur, liquors, 435 Pine, r. 205 Third
McGurren Arthur Sirs., proprietor Fulton House, 3
F^ilton
McGurren Ellen Mrs., proprietor Koster House, 205
Third
McGurrin James, carpenter, r. Thirty-first Av, Bay View
McGIJSHIV JAMES, groceries and liquors, 117 Ellis,
r. 115 Ellis
McGushin John, clerk James McGushin, r. 115 Ellis
McGushin John, porter Murphy, Grant & Co, r. 220
Valley
McGushin Patrick M., teamster, r. 2609 Post
McGuy Frank A., engineer stmr Encinal, r. 1421 Howard
McGwinn Michael, laborer, r. 68 Shipley
McGwinn William, r. 705 Mission
McHaffie James (Rothschilds & McHaffle)r. 1626 Turk
McHaffle John F., clerk, r. 944 Folsom
McHaffie, Mary A., widow, r. 944 Folsom
McHaffle William R., office 722 Montgomery, r. Oakland,
McHale Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 419 Minna
McHale James, aeidmaker, Stauffer & Co, r. SW cur
Twent.v-sixth and Hampshire
McHale M. J. solicitor, r. Royal Hou.se
McHale Philip E., molder, r. 2417 Harrison
McHaney Neil J., laborer, r. 702 Tennessee
McHardie Frank, carpenter, r. lOOi Second
McHardie John (McHardie & Co.) f. 418 Devisiulero
McHardie & Co (John McHardie) groceries, 418 Devisa-
dero
McHarvey Alice, widow, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
McHeath Thomas, butcher, stmr City of Peking
McHeiiry Charles, painter Pacific Coa.st Postii»g and
Advertising Co., r. 420 Ivy Av
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McHeiirv Daniel, clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P. Co. , r.
134 Oak
McH««iry Daniel, laborer, r. 9 Converse
McHenry Ellen Mrs., r. 1836 O'Farrell
McHenry (Jeorge .J., collector, 35 Columbia Bldg, r. 1836
O'Farrell
McHenrv ,Iohn, r. W s Brannaii bet Dora and Channel
McHciir"v.I..liii, architert, r. T'il Twentv-second
715 York
proprietor Pari fir
l^uruitui-c Kvprrss Co., Janrtlon Market
and <iioIden Uate Av
MclU-my .Inlin. wanlteivler C. and C. Hnsi.ital
JHcHenrs .Maurice, laborer, r. 77 Brady
McHenry .Michael, .seaman, r. 11 Pacific
McHeniy W. K. Miss, domestic The Baldwin
Its' McHenry. See McKendry
McHukIi Bernard, bartender J. VV. Flaherty, r. 283
Jts-iie
McHugh Felix, laborer, r. 8W Lyon
McHugb Cieorge, bijxmaker Pac. Box Factof>-, r. 663
H luanl
\!t:lliii;li i.corge, laborer, r. 606 Tenne-see
.Mrlhul! Henry (.1. H. McHugh & Son) r, 1123 Kentucky
McHiMii lames, blacksmith, r. 194 Adelaide PI
McHaj;b .lames, driver, r. 208 Fifth
JIcHugh .lames, teamster, r. 1 Dehon
McHugh .lames, waiter stmrCitv of Sydnev
McHugh .James H. (J. H. McHugh & Son) r. 1123 Ken-
tucky
McHugh .J. H. & Son (.James H. and Heniy) liverv and
boardi.pg stables, 1123 Kentucky
McHugh .John, bookkeeper Hibeniia S. and L. Society, r.
m O'Farrell
McHu'Jrh -lohn, oan>enter Laydon & Co., r. Washington
Hotel
McHuuli Katie, domestic 1711 Broderick
M(-H\l^ll -Mary 0. T. Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary
.^' i 1, r. 1139 Union
MoHii-li Mary .1. Miss, teacher music, r. 1798 McAllister
.McHugh Mi hael .J. (McHugh & R\an) r. 12 Dehon
McHugh Owen (Kiiiney & .McHugh) r. IMne bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
McHugh Owen extractor, r. 1796 McAllister
McHugh Patrick, r. 1710 Waller
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. 819 Lyon
McHuifh Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 809 Ninth
McHugh Patrick, i)atrolman Morse's Patrol System, r
112 Clara
McHugh I'eter, contractor, r. 3908 Clay
Sic Hugh Susan, widow, r. 265 Je.ssie
McHugh I'homa.s, engineer, r. Felton nr Berlin
McHugh Thoniiis, teamster, r. 1910 McAllister
McHugh William, butcher, r. N nr Eleventh Av South
.McHugh & Ryan (Michael .J. McHugh and John J. Ryan)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Twentieth and Guer-
rero
Sff" McHugh. See McCue and McGue
McHugo .John, operator Buckingham k Hecht, r. Oak-
land
Mcfliriach Effie A. Miss, asst botanist Cal. Academy of
Sct^ncts, r. 1014 Golden Gate Av
McIUnach Fannie D. Mrs., r. 1014 Golden Gate Av
Mcllroy l"'rank B., saUsman Crane Co., r. Hotel Fair-
mount
Mcllvaine Edward P., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 900
Illinois
Mcllvaine Winfield K., machinist, r. 114a Fourteenth
Mcllw.iin Alexander, jjiinter, r. 183 Perry
Mcllwain .John, capitalist, r. 161 Shipley'
Xf,cllwain Thomas, stoker Engine 10, r. 529 Brvant
gm" Mcllwain. See McElwain
Molnarny .Joseph, r. 565 Stevenson
Mclnerney Bernard, teimster, r. 32^ Dore
Mclnerney Benjamin L., telegraph operator, r. 1S19
Polk
Mclnerney Daniel, stockfitter J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 61«i
Shotwell
Mclnerney Emily Miss, stenographer, r. 1819 Polk
Mclnerney Hugh, cooper, r. 154^ Silver
Mclnerney Isabel Miss, clerk John F. Snow, r. 1819
Polk
Mclnerney James, laborer, 115 Clinton
Mclnerney John, laborer, r. IJOO Folsom
Mclnerney John, liquors, 209 Third, r. 211 Third
Mclnerney John J., fireman slmr Humboldt, r. 29 Ron-
dell PI
Mclnerney John J., groceries and litiuors, SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Bartlett
Mclnerney Mar>- A., widow, r. 303 J Hayes
Mclnerney Michael, fruits, 738 Tehama"
Mclnerney Michael, laborer, r. 433 Ringold
Mclnerney Michael, sexton .St. Joseph's Church
Mclnerney Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 1819 Polk
Mclnerney Patrick J., contractor, 227 Fifth, r. 125 Ne-
vada
Mclnerney Thomas, driver Michael Mclnerney, r. 738
Tehama
Mclnerney Thomas, merchant, r. New Western Hotel
Mclnerny Andrew, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co, r. 601
Polk
Mclnerny Elizabeth, widow, r. Alms House
Mclnerny Frank, clerk Antcmio Chichizoal, r. 336 Vallejo
Mclnerny James, clerk, r. 336 Vallejt)
Mclnerny James J., contractor and btiilder, office 16
Post, r. 152 Hancock
Mclnerny John M., laborer, r. 1128^ Harrison
Mclnerny Joseph, butcher, r. 1016 Montgomery
Mclnerny Martin, groceries, NW cor "Twenty-third and
Alabama, r. 1839 Howard
Mclnerny MoUie Miss, saleslady, r. 303.i Hayes
Mclnerny Patrick P., reporter The Brads'treet Co., r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mclnerny "Timothv S., suiierintendent J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 2319 VVebster
Mclnerny Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 601
Polk
g^ Mclnerny. See McEnemey, Mclnerney and Mc-
Nerney
Mclnhill Marj-, widow, r. 7103 Ellis
jlclnnes Louis J., messenger Coroner, r. 525A Howard
Mclnnis Frank P., cari>enter, r. 22 Hanover Pi"
Mclnnis George, foreman Pac. Carriage Co., branch
office Tlie Baldwin
Mclnnis J., waiter, stmr City of Puebla
Mclnnis James, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 608b
Shotwell
Mclnnis James T., carjienter, 1114 Twenty-fourth
Mclnnis John J., stonecutter, r. 329 California Av
Mclnnis Joseph A., clerk Stanley, Hayes, McEnemey &
Bradley, r. 308 Levenwort 1
.Mclnnis Tillie, domestic 3010 Jackson
Mclnnis William A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 29
Grand Av
3^ Mclnnis. .See Maclnuis
Mclntee Mary, widow, r. 8 Channel
Mclntee W. H., stable foreman The Pacific Transfer Co.
r. 901 Post
^r Mclntee. See JlcEntee
Mclntire John, laborer, r. Ill Twenty -sixth
Mcln ire Kathleen M. Mrs., r. 1362 Market
Mclntire Leslie, porter Dalton Bros., r 2 Sullivan Alley
^^ilclntire. See McEntire and Mclntyre.
Mcintosh Ada, housekeeper 2532 Mission
Mcintosh Albert B., machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 2732
Greenwich
Mcintosh Alexander, machinist, r. 118k Ridley
Mcintosh Andrew J. , laborer, r. 21 Madison Av
Mcintosh C. , watertender stmr Pomona
Mcintosh Charles, mail clerk Examiner, r. 613 Mission
Mcintosh Charles K., assistant paying teller First
National Bank, r. Sausalito
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Mcintosh Charles R., sorter Cal. Broom Co., r. 46 I're-
cida I'l
Mcintosh John, waiter, r. 21 Madison Av
Mcintosh Colin, painter S. P. Co., r. 27 Grand Av
Mcintosh Ellen .Mrs., trained nurse, r. 21 Madison .\\
.Mcintosh Isaac R., carpenter A. C. Hussey, r. (i:{4
Guerrero
.Mcintosh James, r. 227 Castro
.Vlulntosh James, cook, r. 820 Kolsom
.Mcintosh James, marine engineer, r. 28 Hawthorne
.Mcintosh James niolder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. ^»~
Bryant
.Mcintosh James L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 8.36b Howanl
.Mcintosh James W., hariiessmaker Kempkey, Gilhani
& Sawyer, r. Washiiiarton House
Mcintosh John, boiler mspector, r. S s Precita .-Vv nr
Gunnison Av
.Mcintosh John F., oiler r. 27 Grand Av
.Mcintosh John C, millwright, r. 128 Douglass
.Mcintosh Laughlin (Mcintosh & Wolpman) r. 507 Bryant
Mcintosh Maggie Mrs., fancy goods, r. 507 Bryant
Mcintosh Margaret D. Miss, milliner, r. 734 Twenty
fifth
Mcintosh Margaret T., widow, r. 118.V Ridley
Mcintosh Robert, fireman S. P. Co.. r. 27 Grand Av
Mcintosh Thomas E., clerk Post Office, r. 349 Tehama
.Mcintosh VVilliam, restaurant, SOG Howard
.Mcintosh William J., boxmaker, r. 118j Ridley
.Mcintosh & Wolpman (Laughlin Mcintosh and William
D. Wolpman) machinists, 137-139 Beale
Jrg'McIntosh. See .Macintosh
Mclntyre Allen S., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 714 Capp
.Mclntyre Archibald D., salesman Rjsenthal Bros. &Co.,
r. 62S Sutter
.Mclntyre Bartholomew, machinist, r. 828 Capp
Mclntyre D.miel H., newsagent, r. 123 Turk
.Mclntv^re Duncan, motonnan r. 1602 Turk
.Mclntyre Ella F. Miss, teacher, r. 714 Capi»
Mclntyre Eugene, hoseman Engine 15, r. 1404 Lc;ivoii-
worth
.Mclntyre Flora, widow, r. 123 Turk
.Mclntyre Frank R., salesman Connuli & Goldberg, r.
714 Capp
.Mclntyre F. B. , conductor Market St. Ry
.Mclntyre George, solicitor, r. 218 Broadway
-Mclntyre Harry E.. i-lerk, r. 1513 Sacramento
Mclntvre James, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum, r.
632 Church
.Mclntyre James, laborer, r. 507 Eighth
Mclntyre James, master stmr Costa Rica, r. 340 Steuart
-Mclntyre James J r. , .voolsorter, r. 507 Eighth
.Mclntyre James 15. , second officer stmr Costa Rica, r.
340 Steuart
-Mclnftyre James P., bookkeeper, r. 421 Hyde
.Mclntyre John, capitalist, r. 1716i Mason
.Mclntyre Johii, draughtsman, r. 510 Mission
.Mclntyre John, farmer, r. 537 Sacramento
.Mclntyre John, laborer, r. 608 S.xth
Mclntyre John, longshoreman, r. 1321 Montgomery
Mclntyre John, machinist Catton, Bell & Co., r. 507
Eighth
.Mclntyre John, special policeman, r. 700 Broadway
Mclntyre John B., bookbinder, 422 Commercial, r. 181(i
Pierce
.Mclntyre John C, bartender Edward Edwards, r. 7
Laussat
Mclntvre John C, bmshmaker Pac. Brush Factory, r.
5734 Bryant
.Mclntyre John J., yard manager I'nion Lumber Co., r.
928 Guerrero
Mclntyre Joseph, r. 915 Fifteenth
-Mclntyre Leslie S. F., porter, r. 2 Shaw PI j
Mclntyre Lizzie Mrs., r. 510 Ellis
Mclntvre Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2088 Market
Mclntyre Maggie E. Miss, r. IslU Pierce
-Mclntyre Mary, widow, r. 1227 Pacific, rear
Mclntyre Mary, widow, r. 1404 Leavenworth
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-Mclntyre Mary B., typewiiter, r. 123 Turk
.Mclntyre Michael, barrel dealer, r. 7 Laussat Av
.McIntjTC P., superintendent Olympic Club Grounds, SE
cor H and Eighth Av
Mclntyre Robert, laborer, Golden Gate Park
-Mclntyre S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2088 Market
Mclntyre Sarah Miss, r. Alms House
-Mclntyre Theodore A., clerk Post Office, r. 349 Tehama
Mclntyre Thomas, baggage masier S. P. Co., r. 33 Eddy
Mclntyre Thomas, seaman, r. 27 Hardy
Mclntyre Thomas Jr.. printer, r. 27 Hardy
Mclntyre William, attorney at law, 522 Montgomery, r.
1715i Mason
Mclntyre William, i>lumber, 242 Sutter, r. Berkeley
XS" Mclntyre. See McEntire and -Mclntire
Jlclsaac Andrew, teamster, r. 721 Fourteenth
Mclsaac John R., barber Leonard B. Lipi)ert, r. 713
Greenwich
-McLsaac Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Mclsaac William, laUonr, r. 318 Vallejo
Mclver Alonzo, carpenter, 9 Trinity, r. 532 Bush
-Mclver Charles D., clerk The Maze", r. 347 Tehama
-Mclver James, marine engineer, r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Mclver John, carpenter, r. 313 Elm Av
Mclver John, stevedore, r. 182 Perry
Mclver Louis, truckman Tiuck 6
Mclver Louise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 532 Bush
Mclver Marj , widow, r. 182 Perry
SS" Alclver. See McKee>er
-Mclver James, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. New-
Continental Hotel
.ncJUNKI.N HIGH K., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 20-21, r. Berkeley
-McKaig Walter S., printer, r. 1734 Devisadero
McKaig Xariffa, widow, r. 1734 Devisadero
McKarlev Edward, carbuilder Powell St. RR.,
Perrj-
.McKarley William, blacksmith Market St. Ry.,
land
McKay Albert, bookkeeper, r. 312 Jessie
McKay Alexander, carpenter, r. 1311 Baker
McKay Alexander, stonecutter, r. 608 Sixth
.McKay -\lexander, teamster, 413 Front, r. 1050 Mission
-McKay Alexander S., carpenter, r. 1444 Folsom
McKay Allan Mrs., r. 712 Shotwell
McKay Andrew, bollermaker, r. 71 Oh Tennessee
McKay Angus W., ship carpenter, r. 321 Fremont
McKay Belle, domestic 1300 Hyde
McKay Caroline, widow, r. 1209 Powell
McKav David, general agent, 510 California, r. TheMare-
chal Niel
McKav David M., bookkeeper Oregon Improvement Co. ,
r."730 Powell
McKay Donald C, stone contractor, office 16 Post, r.
5i6 Guerrero
McKay Edward A., secretary McKav & Co., 4 California,
r. 712 Shotwell
McKaj' Etta, widow, r. 2021 Pacific Av
-McKay Frederick, laborer, r. Ninettenth and Mission
McKay G. E., compos tor Examiner
McKay George, clerk Moit Hepburn, r. 818 Elizabeth
McKay George, teamster, r. 33:5 Shipley
McKay George, woolsorter, r. 422 Eleventh
McKay George J., carpenter, r. 2408 Washington
.McKay George L., pressman Bacon Printing Co., r. 422
Eleventh
McKay Hugh, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
McKay James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Indi-
ana nr Nevada
McKay James, groceries and liquors, 640 Teimessee
McKay James, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
McKay James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
McKay James, teamster, r. 1525 Ellis
McKay James A. (-McKay & Taylor) r. 451 Valencia
McKay James F., machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r.
Oakland
r 242J
r. Oak-
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per nonth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN a SON, AgenU, 823 Market Street
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WINES and BRANDIES.
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McKav James F., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 280
Iiiwa
McKav .Ie^^<le Miss, dressmaker, r. 719 Valencia
McKav -lolin, builder, r. 333 Sanchez
McKay John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
McKay John C, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
McKay John H. , bookkeeper, r. 219 Tenth
McKay John H., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 408 Washington
McKay John N., carpenter, r. 410 Hermann
McKay Joseph, apprentice joiner Union Iron Wks, r.
7ioi Tennessee
McKav M. B., traveling- salesman Amies & Dallam, r. 686
McAllister
McKay Patrick, r. 13i Bryant
McK y Patrick, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 14
Georgia
McKay Peter, r. 333 Shipley
MoKaj- Rebecca, widow, r. 712 Shotwell
McKay Robert, bricklayer, r. 875 Bryant
McKay Robert, carpenter, r. 418 Jones
McKay Thomas, ironworker, r. 626 Tennessee
McKav Thomas (McKav & Chisholm) r Benicia, Cal.
.McK.H' WASMIX«TOX I., ball room decorator,
■207 Mi'nt-'-omerv, r. 212 Hyde
MoKAY WILLIAiU. car accountant S. P. Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oakland
McKay William, civil engineer, r. SW cor Plymouth and
Minerva
McKay William, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Oak-
laud
McKAV A C'lIISHODI (Thomas McKay and Alex-
ander Chisholm) tanners and dealers leather,
b lOts and slioes, tannery Benicia, Cal., J. C. Rued
\- Co.,ayents, 121 Clay
IYIOIaAT & UU. (incorporated) .Taiue.«
.1. Loggle president, Kdward A. HcKay
secretary, wholesale lumber dealers and
propriftors Occidental Mill (Eareka,
I'al.) oflice 4 4'alirornia
McKay ii Taylor (James A. McKay and Thomas R.Taylor)
liquors, 639 Mission
e^~ McKav. See Mackay, Mackey, Mackie, McKee and
McKey
McKeage Thomas, r. 711 Clementina
B^" McKeague. See McKage
McKean David, teamster, r. 31 Clara
McKean David A., engineer Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. 11123 Larkin
McKoan George W., exchange teller Wells Fargo & Co.'s
liank, r. 1219 Golden Gate Av
McKean William B. (McKean & Miler) r. 107 Turk
-McKean & .Miler (William B. McKean and Walter H.
-Miler) liquors, SE cor Turk and Taylor
1^" McKean. See McKeen
McKeand Peter, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 430 Mis-
McKean William B., teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 207J
Langton
McKeany Andrew, paver, r. 31 Columbia PI
McKechnie Angus, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 311 Si-
erra
McKechnie Donald, master stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
-McKechnie J.ilm, laborer, r. 617 Bush
McKechnie Joseph, blacksmith Risdon I. and L.Wks, r.
616 Folsom
JIcKee .\lexander I., dental student, r. 133 Fourth
McKee Aimie, widow, r. 1209 Eighteenth
JlcKee Austin J., laborer, r. 35 Valley
McKee Charles, painter, r. 471 Jessie
McKee Charles, seaman stmr Mariposa
McKee Charlotte E. Mrs., r. 3456 Washington
McKee Clancey R., bookkeeper Fr. H. Rosenbaum&Co.,
r. 3456 Washingt m
McKee Croghan K., clerk Flint Carriage Hardware Co.,
r. -\lameda
McKee Daisy L. Miss, r. 2043 Pine
McKee Eva Miss, scool teacher, r. 807 Twenty-fourth
-McKee Evelyn Miss, r. 636 Valencia
-McKee Harry M., business manager Christian Endeavor,
r. 3219 Sacramento
McKee Israel, janitor, r. 919 Sacramento
McKee James, nianne fireman, r. 546 First
McKee James -4., .salesman Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.
Alameda
.McKee James R. (John McKee & Sons) r. 61S Guerrero
McKee James W., pressman The Getchell-Berry Printintr
Co., r. 1057 Mission
McKee John (John McKee & Sons) r. 618 Guerrero
McKee John, carpenter, r. 1725 Market
McKee John Jr. (John McKee & Sons) r. 618 Guerrero
McKee John Ot Sons (John, Thomas W., James R. and
John Jr.) stairbuiiders, 3208 Sixteenth
McKee John B., machinist, i: 902 Montgomery
.WcKEE JOH-V DE.VPSTEK, cashier Tallant Bank-
ing Co. XE cor California and Battery, r. 310 Laurel
.ncKEE JOSEPH €., attorney at law," 419 California,
room 11. r. 2115 Center, BerkeVy
McKee Joseph L., foreman Henuan I. Nager, r. 30
Chenery
.ncKEE LESTEK H. F., st'.ckbroker, 326 Pine, r.
2043 Pine
IvcKee .Mary T., widow, r. 807 Twenty-fourth
McKee Mai-y, domestic -■ilms House
McKee Richard B., clerk, r. 807 Twenty- fourth
-McKee Rosa J., widow, r. 35 Valley
McKee R. T., art student, r. 1715 Polk
McKee Samuel, molder, r. 519 Folsom
-McKee Sarah, domestic 2220 Sacramento
.McKee Sarah A. D., widow, r. 300 Laurel
-McKee Thomas, driver Frank Greg, r. 571 Howard
McKee Thomas A., r. 3219 Sacramento
.McKee Thomas C, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
McKee Thomas J. , carpenter, r. 807 Twenty-fourth
McKee Thomas W. (John McKee & Sons) r. 17 Dehon
AIcKee Walter S., bookkeeper Gilbert Bros. & Co., r.
822 Geary
-McKee William J., farmer, r. 1305 Sanchez
8^ McKee. See Mackay, Mackey, Mackie and McKay
.McKeen Moses, laborer, r. 22 Prospect Av
McKeen Sallie, r. 309 Taylor
S^ McKeen. See McKean
McKeene -A. H., porter The George F. Ebethard Co., r.
Oakland
-McKeernan Maiy, widow, r. 1807 Buchanan
McKee\ er Charles, r. 21 Welsh
McKeever Edward, machinist J. N. Small, r. 204^ Fifth
McKeever James, stableman, r. 1527i California
McKeever John, bricklayer, r. 716 Treat Av
McKeever Kate Miss, lodgings, 917 Howard
McKeever Mary, widow, r. 120J Welsh
McKeever Robert, gripman Market St. Ry., r. IJ Sheri
dan
McKeever Thomas, hackman, r. 20 Dore
McKeever Thomas L., driver S. F. Box Factory, r. 20
Dore
SS" McKeever. See Mclver
McKeil John R., carpenter, r. 161^ Shipley
McKellar Alexander, carpenter, r. 441 McAllister
McKellar Daniel, printer C'uberv & Co., r. 441 McAllis-
ter
McKellar Heniy D., foreman carpenter Palace Hotel, r.
4 .'4 O'Farrell
McKellar John, engineer, r. 30 Fair Oaks
McKellar John Jr., master mariner, r. 30 Fair Oaks
McKellar Norman, with Connecticut Mutual Life Ins.
Co.,r. 30 Fair Oaks
.McKellar Robert, litho artist, r. 30 Fair Oaks
-McKellar Thomas, clerk, r. 30 Fair Oaks
-McKellar Walter, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 30 Fair
Oaks
-McKellips Daniel M., engineer .S.P. Co., r. 306 San Jose
Av
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McKelloiis Henry L., dentist, 850 Market, r. 411 Leaven-
worth
McKKLVKV CHARLES REV., superintendent
Crocker Old People's Home SW cor Pine and Pierce
McKelvey Ellen, domestic 403 Fillmore
McKelvey Samuel, bookkeeper Odd Fellows Cemetery,
r. SE cor Henderson and Point Lobos Av
McKelvey St. Clair, attendant I'. S. Marine Hospital
^^McKelvey. See McCalvy
.McKelvy Caspar N., carpenter, r. f>38 Linden Av
.McKondrick Charles A., engineer Potrero Furniture
Factory, r. NW cor Santa Clara and Wisconsin
McKendsy .John, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 807 Min-
nesota
Mi'Kondry Samuel O., riveter Union Iron Wks, r. 807
Minnesota
McKenlcy Edward D., clerk Delivery Department Wells
Fargo & Co., r. N s Channel bet Eighth and Ninth
.McKenna Andrew, gardener, r. 2509 Post
McKenna Arthur, coachman St. Mary's Hospital
McKenna Arthur J., polisher S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. Golden West Hotel
.VIcKenna Arthur M., porter Louis Ruflfieux, r. 801 Val-
lejo
McKenna Bernard, laborer, r. 1007 Broadway
McKenna Charles, bridgebuilder, r. 68 Tehama
McKeima Charles, carpenter, r. 916 Howard
.McKenna Charles, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 1807 Mission
.McKenna Charles A., porter U.S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 901
Guerrero «
.McKenna Christopher, seaman, r. 28 Minna
-McKenna Daniel S., insiiector Custom House, r. 1433
Valencia
-McKenna Dennis, oiler Market St. Ry., r. 1007 Broad-
way
McKenna Edward F., surveyor, r. llj Harriet
.McKenna Felix, butler 1122 Eddy
McKenna Frank, carpenter, r 227 Green
McKenna Frank, laborer, r. Alms House
-McKenna George, cardriver, r. 1851 Stevenson
-McKenna George, driver Smith Bros., r. 35 Victor
-VIcKenna George, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 1807 Mission
.McKenna Geor.;e A., pressman W. .\. Woo Iward iS: Co.,
r. 227 Green
McKenna Heniy, clerk, r. 661 Harrison
.McKenna James, r. 1241J Market
McKenna James, carriage painter, r. 2319 Bush
•McKenna James, fireman, r. 26J Chesley
-McKenna James, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 334a Sec-
ond Av
.McKenna James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1093
Tennessee
McKenna James, messman stmr Progreso
-VIcKenna James, restaurant, 305 O'Farrell, r. 306 O'Far-
rell
-McKenna James, wrapper Heywood Bros. & Co , r. 309
.\ustin Av
McKenna James F., clerk, r. 12 Eleventh
McKenna James J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 433
Larkin
McKenna James W., plumber S. Ickelheimer Si Bro., r.
1241 i Market
McKenna John, calker, r. 661 Harrison
McKenna John, clerk, r. 1807 Mission
-VIcKenna John, laborer, r New Continental Hotel
-McKenna John, stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 2408
Lyell
-VIcKenna John, teamster James Smith, r. 15 Pearl
-VIcKenna John, teamster, r. 2023 Mission
.McKenna John A., attorney at law, r. 481 Haight
McKenna John D., salesman James B. McClosky, r. 12
Eleventh
.VIcKenna John F., plumber S. Ickelheimer & Bro., r.
1917d O'Farrell
.VIcKenna John J., bartender, r. 661 Harrison
McKenna John J., cabinetmaker, r. Ns Miguel nr .\r-
lington
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McKenna .loseph, clerk N. Thompson, r. 938 Twenty-
fourth
NcKE:«\'.4. JOSEPH, Judge U. S. Circuit Court,
54 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 2264 Franklin
McKenna Joseph, salesman J. Uuffv & Co. , r. 1909 Ellis
McKenna Kate, widow, r. 18 Perry
McKenna Kate Mrs., r. 481 Haight
McKenna Laurence, laborer W. P. Fuller & Co. r. (iolden
Eagle Hotel
McKenna Lena Miss, r. 518 Jones
McKenna Lizzie Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 1807 Mis-
sion
McKenna Margaret, widow, r. 310 Folsom, rear
McKenna Margaret, widow, r. 158^ Silver
McKenna Margaret, widow, r. 1433 Valencia
McKenna Mark, painter, r. 128 Bernard
McKenna Martha Miss, r. 419 Elizabeth
McKenna Mary Mrs., r. 31 J Lafayette
McKenna Matthew T., master mariner, r. 311 Castro
McKenna Michael, fireman tug Monarch, r. 541 First
McKenna Michael, laborer, r. 18 De Boom
McKenna Michael F., laborer, r. 12 Eleventh
McKenna Michael W., boilermaker Union Ironworks, r.
158^ Silver
McKenna Owen, bakery, 1127 Twenty-sixth
-VIcKenna Owen, teamster J. Macdonough & Co., r. 362J
Clementina
McKenna Patrick, concrete finisher, r. 8 Gough
McKenna Patrick, expressman, r. 314 First
McKenna Patrick, policeman, r. 566 Folsom
McKenna Paul, teamster J. C.Wilson & Co., r. cor Val-
lejo and Battery
McKenna Perry J., collector, 539 California
McKenna Peter, teamster, r. 2036 Howard
McKenna P. H., clerk Ward McAllister Jr., r. 661 Har-
rison
McKenna Robert, brickmaker, r. 850 Bryant
McKenna Robert, painter, r. 419 Elizabeth
McKenna Sadie, domest c 419 Ellis
McKenna Sarah, widow, r 325 Elizabeth
McKenna Thomas, compositor Norton Tanning Co., r.
1319 Nebraska
McKenna Thomas, longshoreman, r. 231 Filbert
McKenna Thomas D., Sergeant Police, r. 628 Valencia
M'Kenna Thomas R., painter, r. 901 Guerrero
McKenna William, laborer Custom House, r. 901 Guer-
rero
McKenna William, plumber, r. 1241i Market
McKenna William, jiropnetor Oak Grove House, 946
Harrison
McKenna William D., with Hastings Trust Estate, 120
Phelan Bldg, r. 901 Guerrero
McKenney Henry A., teamster Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 29 Oak Grove A v
-WcKENNEV HENRY 1»I„ cashier Daily Report, r.
1610 Turk
MeKBNNEV 1. M., president -Mutual Indemnity
Co. of California, and supreme treasurer Royal Fra-
ternal Guardians, 328 Montgomery, r. (i85 Twenty-
fourth, Oakland
-VlcKenney Mary Mrs., r. 1448 Minna
McKenney Man' J. Miss, cloaks and suits, 242 Sixth, r.
1 Ninth
McKenney Mary J., widow, r. 1 Sheridan
McKenney N. L Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
McKenney Rebecca Mrs., r. 172 Minna
McKenney Rov J., boatman Golden Gate Park, r. 1610
Turk"
ffS" McKenney. See McKeney, McKenna and McKinney
McKennon Dot -Miss, clerk, r. 26 McAllister
McKenny Daniel, melter Steiger & Kerr, r. 223 Langton
McKenny James T., laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 1230 Mis-
sion
McKennv John, coremaker, r. 223 Langton
McKenny John, finisher, r. 553 Fifth
McKenny William, plasterer, r. 2650 Folsom
McKenn>' William F., plasterer, r. 2650 Folsom
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McKenzie A. , mechauie Gas Consumers' Assn,
Sixth
McKenzie A, , miner, r. i Aleniany
McKenzie Albert W., der^tist, 115 Keann , r. 524 Baker
McKenzie Alexander, carpenter, 4H> McAllister
McKenzie Alexander, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
408 Beale
McKenzie Alfred B., student Edward Graj- Stetson, r. 743
Pine
McKenzie Alfred D., shoecutter Cahn, Nickelsbnrg &
Co., r. 1507 Buchanan
McKenzie Andrew, painter John F. Quane, r. 740 Seventh
Av
McKenzie Andrew C, cashier Sprinjrfield Fire and Ma-
rine Insurauce Co., r. Berkeley
McKenzie Archie, plimiber, r. 743 Pine
McKenzie Arthur, porter The Bancroft Co.,r. 723 Market
McKE.\ZIE BELLE Miss, dressmaking, 38 McAl-
lister
McKenzie C. C, waiter Kramer & Peterson
McKenzie Charles F., packer Hale Bros., r. 630 Bush
McKenzie Daniel, asst foreman Engine 2, r. 314 Bush
McKenzie Daniel, driver, r. 130 Eleventh
McKenzie Daniel J., sign iiainter, r. 1713i Leavenworth
McKenzie Delia, widow, r. 27 Federal
McKenzie Donald 51., r. 412 Hyde
McKenzie Duncan, shoemaker. 809 Valencia
McKenzie Edward, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 321
Fourth Av
McKenzie Frank, longshoreman, r. 315 Twentj -seventh
McKenzie Georee, carpenter, r. 516 McAUis-ter
McKenzie George L., car repairer S. P. Co.
McKenzie Honora, widow, r. 344 Bryant
McKenzie Hugh, carpenter, r. 416 McAllister
SIcKenzie James H., carpenter, r. 324b Second Av
McKenzie James J., salesman Philip Kennedv & Co., r.
408Ociavia
McKenzie J. I., mechanical engineer, r. New Western
Hotel
McKenzie John, laborer, r. Alms House
McKenzie John, master mariner, r. 55 Tehama
McKenzie John, secretarv Bav Citv Sijda AVater Co., 116-
118 Golden Gate Av," r. i"l23 Fulton
McKenzie John E., carpenter, r. 4 Sutter PI
McKenzie Johh F. J., shoemaker, 1178A Mission, r. 609
Jessie
McKenzie John G., meter repairer Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1507 Buchanan
JIcKenzie John T., master stmr San Rafael, r. San Ra-
fael
McKenzie John W., capitalist, r. 120 Broad, Ocean View
McKenzie John W. Jr., vocal instruct- r, r. '421 Eddy
McKenzie Joseph H., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. Berkeley
McKenzie M., fireman stmr Costa Rica, r. 340 Steuart
McKenzie Margaret Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1602 Vallejo
McKenzie Maria, widow, r. 14 John
McKenzie Maud Miss, nurse, r. 1502i California
McKenzie Millie Miss, flut«r La Grande Laundn , r. 228
Twelfth
McKenzie Osboni J., gripman Market St. Ry.
Jackson
McKenzie Patrick, laborer, r. 32 Victor
ilcKenzie Peter, sbipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
McKenzie Peter G., shipjoiner, r. 1121 Twentv-third
McKenzie Richard, clerk, r. 1079 Howard
McKenzie Robert, clerk Stauf & Cooper, r. 23 Russ
McKenzie Robert, laborer, r. 2 Federal
McKenzie Roderick, plasterer, r. 38 McAllister
McKenzie Stewart, insurance agent, r. 549 Minna
McKenzie Tliomas, teamster, r. 137 Seventh
McKenzie WilUam, carpenter, r. 630 Bush
.McKenzie William, chemist S. H. Tjler & Son,
Xatoma
McKenzie William, cigars and tobacco, 210 Bush,
Fourth
831
307
McKenzie WiUiam, machinist William J. Thomson, r'
349^ Minna
.WcKEXZIE >VILLIA.M, wood and coal, 918 Gear\.
r. 1013i Larkin
McKenzie WUliam M., rigger, r. 27 Federal
Jt^ McKenzie. See MacKenzie
Mclieon Bernard, black&mith, r. 520 Eighth
.McKeon Edward J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 222 Tweutv-
first
McKeon Eliza, widow, r. 277 Minna
McKeon Fi-ank, plumber, r. 1610 Hyde
McKeon Frank L., gripman, r. 19131 Hyde
McKeon Heurj", laundrjTnau, r. 312J Nineteenth
McKeon James, marble polisher, r. 432i Seventh
McKeon James P., bi'ilermaker I'nion Iron Wks, r. 222
Twenty-first
McKeon John, marine engineer, r. 409 Third
McKeon John, 2d asst engineer stmr San Bias, r. 14i-
Hancock
McKeon John, stevedore, r. 223 Diamond
McKeon Lawrence, seaman, r. 9 Welsh
McKeon Mathew, fireman, stmr Columbia, r. 27 Stanle\
PI
McKeon Michael J., gardener, r. 2617 Sacramento
McKeon Owen, porter M. B. Moraghan
McKeon Patrick, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 222 Twenty -
first
-McKeon Patrick, laborer, r. 1703 Grove
McKeon Patrick, teamster, r. 214 Perrj
.McKeon Patrick J., meterman S. F. Gjs Light Co., r.
2116 Steiner
-McKeon Peter, teamster J. Macdonough & Co., r. 626
.Shiplev
McKeon Thomas, buUher, 1145 Folsom, r. 1133 Florida
McKeon William, poultrj- ranch, Thirty-second A\
South nr Railroad Av
McKeon William, seaman, r. San Bruno Av nr Silver A>
McKeon William, stevedore, r. 174 Minot
-McKeon William, teamster, r. 87 Colton
-McKeon William D. , laborer, r. 712 Fifteenth Av South
-McKeon WilUam H., carpenter, r. 712 Fifteenth j\\
South
-McKeowni Arthiu-, stonesetter, r. 530 Sanchez
McKeowii Catherine, widow, r. 606 Tennessee
McKeown Edward, bookbinder, r. 452 Tenth
McKeown Henrj- F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. tiCt.
Tennessee
McKeowni John, apprentice molder Union Iron Wks, r.
606 Tennessee
McKeowni John, engineer Edison Light and Power Ci^..
r. 1329 Filbert
McKeown John J., sailniaker. r. 7:i3 Natoma
-McKeown Richard, plumber Thomas McKeowni, r. 515 i
Si.xth
McKeown Thomas, plumlier, 515J Sixth
McKeown William, plumber Yates & Co., r. 515^ Sixth
t^ -McKeowni. See MacEwen, McEwtn, McKewen ami
-McKown
McKernan Ellen, w dow, r. 727.i Seventeenth
McKeman Hugh B., liquors 633 Howard, r. 320 Tehanii.
McKernan Hugh J., bookkeeper J. A. Driukhouse Co..
r. San Mateo
McKernan Phiiip J., r. 7271 Seventeenth
McKeman William, ele\at<.ir man, r. 542 Mission
i^McKenian. See McKieman.
McKerron -\lexander O., Ixiokkeeper J. A. McKerron.
r. SOS Jones
McKEKRO.\ JOH.\ A., harness and horse boot?,
203-205 Mason, r. 808 Jones
McKerron Marj-, widow, 808 Jones
McKerrow Arthur J., secretarj- Pac. Coast Savings Soci-
ety, 805 Market, r. Alameda
McKerrow Frank W., cashiei Boyd & Dickson, r. Ab-
meda
McKeune Edwin, clerk, t. 11 Verona
McKeune Henn , bellow r.maker, 209 Eighth
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g^ McKeune. See MacEwen, McEweii, McKeon and
McKeweii.
McKevitt Francis H., packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 515
Lombard
McKevitt Huofh, stevedore, r. 515 Lombard
McKevitt Hugh D., master mariner, r. 428 Druuim
Mckevitt Mary, widow, r. 1825 Webster
McKevitt, Thomas E., porter Hermann Bros,, r. 515
Lombard
McKewen Edward, bookbinder R. I Whelan & Co., r. 452
Tenth
McKeWen Helena, widow, r. 27 Johnson Av
McKewen John, superintendent service pipe Spring Val-
ley W. W., r. 1117 Montgomery
McKewen Mary Miss, r. 1117 Montgomery
McKewen Peter, plumbing 40 Turk, r. 1117 Montgomerj-
McKewen Robert, carpenter, r. 27 Jolinson Ay
1^^ McKewen. See MacEwen, McEwen, McKeon and
McKown.
McKey Thomas N., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 430
Seventeenth
McKibbin David, painter, r. 14 Willow Av
McKibbin Eaviz, foreman William Wertsch, r. 14 Willow
Av
JIcKibbin James, shij) carpenter, r. SW cor Chapultepec
and Coso Av
McKibbin William G., machinist Union Iron Wks., r.
435 Bryant
McK'ernan Danif^l, (McKiernan & Co.) r. 43 East
McKiernan Edward, tanner, r. 34i Clinton
McKiernan Frank, baker, r. 8^ Treat Av
McKiernan John, teamster Frank Barnard, r. 1412
Kearnv
McklERNAilS' A CO. (Daniel McKiernan and Wil-
liam Kiley) projjrietors Bay View Hotel, 43 East
gS" McKiernan. See McKernan.
McKillop Bessie Miss, dressmaker, 719 Valencia, r. 803
Diamond
McKillop Daniel, carijenter, r. 803 Diamond
McKillop George, conductor Market St. Rv., r. 803 Dia-
mond
McKillop Isabella, widow, r. 803 Diamond
McKillop John, r. llj Welsh
McKillop William J., teamster Somers & Co., r. 803 Dia-
mond
McKillop Winfield S., machinist, r. llj Wel-h
g^ McKillop. See McKellops
McKim Oscar S., patternmaker, r. 181(5a Howard
McKinlry Edward M., assayer Walter N. Jehu, r. 8 Wis-
consin
McKinley James, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 8 Wis-
consin
McKinley Archibald, niolder John G. lis & Co., r. 443
Mir ma
McKinley Benjamin F., clerk Station D Post Office, r.
1413" Bush
McKinley Benjamin L., law student, r. 1413 Bush
McKinley Daniel, quartermaster stmr City of Puebla
McKinley Dennis, expressman, r. 5i Brady
McKinley Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Potter
JIcKinley James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 631 Sacra-
mento
McKinley Marj- Miss, com]wsitor James H. Barrj-, r. 1705
Scott
McKinley Richard, mariner, r. 310 Montgomery Av
McKinley Robert, ship carpenter Fulton Iron W^ks, r.
2429A Bryant Av
McKinley Bosanna, widow, furnished rooms, 1705 Scott
McKinley Walter L. (Electrical Construction and Repair
Co., v. 1007 Market
McKinley William F., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
2838" Howard
tff" McKinley. McGinley and McKenley
McKinne Bariia, attorney at law, 522 Montgomery, r.
237 Hill
McKinney Abraham, Itootblack Benjamin Harris, r. 18
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McKinney Anna, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
McKinney Carrie Miss, trained nurse, r. 49 Hill
McKinney George, shoemaker, 47 Sacramento,
Jones
McKiimey John, laborer, r. 314 Twenty-second
McKinney John C, lodgings, 217 Minna
McKinney John W., merchant, r. 1638 Mission
McKinney Joseph T., r. 314 Twenty-second
McKinney Mary C. Miss, teacher Starr King Priinar\
School, r. 1638 Mission
McKinney May A. Miss, trained nurse, r. 49 Hill
a^ McKinney. See McKenna, McKenney ami M<
Kenny
McKiimie Murray, woodcarver, 30 Spear, r. 116 Lyon
McKinnon Aloysius J., foreman Enterprise Mill anil Bid:,'
Co., r. 645 Seventeenth
McKinnon Alfred I., clerk Donohoe-Kelly Banking Co.,
r. 8:^3 Fulton
McKinnon Allan, porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 31i;
Thirtieth
.McKinnun Andrew W., bricklayer, r. 1910 Mission
McKinnun Angus, ship carpenter, r. 16 Hardy
.McKimion Archibald C, clerk Freight Auditor's Oipt
S. P. Co., r. 823i Hayes
McKinnon Archie, carpenter, r. 1145 Valencia
HcKI>.\0\ BERMAKU J. REV., assistiiut St
Bridget's Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
McKinnon D., carpenter stmr City of Peking
McKinnon Daniel A., clerk San Jose Brick Co., r. .^17
Eighteenth
McKinnon BYank, baker stmr City of Sydney
McKinnon James, ship jijiner, 14 Folsom
.McKinnon James J., drayman. Pier 5. Steuart, r. -..'jr.
Dolores
McKinnon John, carpenter, r. 2149 Pine
McKinnon John, shipwright Fulton Eng and Ship ".lil^
Wks, r Oakland
McKinnon John C, finisher A. B. Patrick & Co., r. l.Vir.^
ilission
lUfKIX.\0\ JOH\ .1., president Preston and McKin-
non and Shoal Water Bay Mill Co., pier 5, Steuart, r.
833 Fulton
.McKinnon John L. , foreman Preston and McKinnon, r.
511 Scott
McKinnon John W., engineer, r. NW cor Twenty-lift ii
and De Haro
McKinnon Joseph J., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
Oakland
-McKinnon Lena Miss, student, r. 1809 Steiner
McKmnon LillieMiss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r.
1609 Folsom
McKinnon Russell E., electrotyper Painter fc Ct.>., r. (12
Tehama
McKinnon Susan, w idow, r. 1 Louisa
McKinnon Thomas A., lineman, r. 1910 Mission
McKIXNON WILLIA.'H B., agent San Jose i:ri.k
Co., office Green St. Wharf, r. 645 Seventeenth
McKinnon William W., carijenter, r. 221 Seventh
iS" McKinnon. See MacKimion
.McKinstn- Elisha W., attorney at law, 4 Sutter. 1." :;i
20, r. 1237 O'Farrell
McKinstry Frank, machinist, r. 1717 Eddy
McKinstry J. C, attorney at law, r. 1237 O'Farrell
McKinly John, helper Cal. Car Wks
McKisick Lewis, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 47 P<•^t
McKisick Lewis D., attorney at law, 104 Sutt«r, r<><'!n m.
r. Oakland
McKittrick Anne, widow, r. 743 Minna
McKittrick Bernard, waiter, r. 52 Natoma
.McKittrick Edward F., engineer Engine 2, r. 1425 \ ;i
Icncia
McKittrick James, conductor, r. 463J Minna
McKittrick James J., clerk Freight Auditor's D«|>1 S. P.
Co., r. 421 J Bran 1 1 an
McKittrick John, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 61:".
Valencia
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McKittrick Patrick H., teamster, r. 510 Shot well
McKittrick Peter, shoemaker, r. 526^ Twenty-first, rear
McKinsiie David V., niolder, r. 20 Clementina
McKnew Alfred R., clerk, r. 7 Douglass
McKnew Elijah P., varieties, 1015 Nineteenth
McKnew George, driver David W. Wilson, r. 1017 Nine-
teenth
McKnew Henry L.,' driver, r. 1015 Nineteenth
McKnight A. J., clerk General Auditini; Dept. S. P. Co.,
r. Fruitvale
McKnight Brothers (Peter and John J.) liquors, 20 Sev-
enth
McKmght Elizabeth Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
McKnight George T., painter, r,, 5141 Brannan
McKnight James, carpenter, r. 6 Kingston Av
McKnight James H. (Cutler & McKnight) attorney at
law, 330 Pine, r. 911 Twenty-third
McKnight J. J., bricklayer, r. 21 Franklin
McKnight John J. (McKnight Bros.) r. 14 Oak
McKnight Joseph, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 85
Ninth
McKnight Margaret, domestic 2933 Folsom
McKnight Peter (McKnight Bros.) r. 14 Oak
.Mi^Knight Robert, seaman, r. 127 Twenty-third
.McKnight Samuel J., bookkeeper C. L. Dingley & Co.,
r. 187 Hyde
.VIcKnight Thomas, carjienter, r. Kentucky bet Butte
and Na) a
McKnight Thomas, stonecarver, r. (i24 Fourth
McKnight William, printer Stephens & Patten, r. 6
Kingston Av
McKown Kate Mrs., proprietor Brighton House, 22 Fifth
McKown Mary E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 824 Laguna
McKown Robert, driver, r. 421 Vallejo
McKown William, teamster, r. 421 Vallejo
McKoy Hollis, plasterer, r. 232^ Langton
.McKune Catherine, widow, r. 1132 Jackson
McLaohlan Daniel, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 1613
Eighth
.McLachlan Duncan, marine engineer, r. 765J Howard
McLachlan George, laborer S. P. Co.
McLaohlin Thomas, contractor and builder, office 16
Post, r. 39 Twentieth
McLagan James L., carpenter James Young, r. 1935 Ste-
venson
ncLAIN CO. J. H. THF, A. A. McCallum manager,
st-eam and hot water heaters, 4 Crocker Bldg
.McLain Jessie Miss, compositor The California Turf, r.
Oakland
McLaine Laughlin Mrs., widow, r. 2226 Clay
.MoLane Beniard F., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.. r.
2029 Steiner
McLatie liridget E., widow, r. 334 Day
ncL.lNU CdlARLElS A., agency director New Y^ork
Life Insurance Co., 17-23 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r.
Hot.!l Savoy
McLaijc Charles C, steward, r. 2029 Steiner
McLaue Charles H., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss& Welch,
r. I42S Broadway
McLane E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 416 O'Farrell
McLaue Eugene, clerk A. Carlisle & Co., r. 1710 Dupont
McLane George, carpenter, r. 753 Howard
McLane George M., chief freight clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co.,
r. 1208b Howard
McLane George T., teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
McLane Hugh, teamster, r. 1930 Golden Gate Av
McLane James, laborer, r. 2424 Bryant Av
McLane James D., policeman, r. 2029 Steiner
McLane John, grainer, r. 2 Boyd
McLane John, laborer, r. W s Indiana nr Nevada
McLane John H., insurance solicitor Belden & Cofran,
r. Oakland
McLane Louis Jr., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1225 Ellis
McLaue Mary Miss, r. W s Indiana nr Nevada
McLane Michael, fireman, r. 625 Davis
McLane Nellie E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1710 Dupont
McLane Robert, clerk, r. 2029 Steiner
McLane William H., bookbinder, r. 1930 Golden Gate Av
g^ McLane. See MacLean, McCIain, McLain and Mc-
Lean
McLaren Charles S. , druggist The Maze, r. 310 Hyde
McLaren E. , cashier Sun Insurance Ofiice, 205 Sansome,
r. Alameda
McLaren George, clerk, r. 403 Folsom
McLaren John, carpenter, r. 13 Clipper
McIiAKE \ JOHiV, superintendent Golden Gate Park
McLaren Kate, widow, r. 726 Stevenson
McLaren Leslie (McLaren & Co.) r. 2409 Pacific Av
McLaren Norman, cashier H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 2416
Fillmore
McLaren Robert, laundryman, r. 25 Ninth
McLaren T. G., r. 239 Ninth
McLaren William, r. 726 Stevenson
McLaren William, clerk, r. 310 Hyde
McLaren a CO. (Leslie McLaren) commission mer-
chants, 307 Sansome, room 5
1^" McLaren. See McLeran
McLarney Joseph, painter, r. N s Sickles Av nr San Jose
Road, Ocean View
McLarty James, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. SE
cor Clement and Sixth Av
McLatchie John, plumber E. Demers, r. 40 Clara
McLaichie Joseph, blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 40
Clara
McLatchie Joseph, engineer, r. 1030 Army
McLatchie Margaret, widow, tmrse, r. 325 Nineteenth
McLauchlin Alexander, tanner, r. 936 Thirttenth Av
South
McLauchl n Archibald, carpenter, r. 54 Richland Av
McLaugh:in Abby Miss, teacher Washington Evening
School, r. 1729 Devisadero
McLaughlm Agnes Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 121 Post
McLaughlin Alfred, medical student, r. NWcor Railroad
Av and Twelfth Av South
McLaughlin Alfred J., machinehand Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. 2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Alice, widow, notions, 14 Railroad Av bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
McLaughlin Andrew, butcher D. F. Kenney, r. 34 Freelon
McLaughlin Annie, widow, r. 1103 Powell
.McLAirCiHLI\ ARMOUR, vice-president and super-
intendent National Brewing Co., r. 716 Grove
McLaughlin Barney, boilemiaker, r. New Continental
Hotel
McLaughlin Bernard, r. 17 Converse
McLaughlin Bertha, domestic 131 Fourth
McLaughlin B. L., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 521 1 Natoma
McLaughl n B. M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 651 Folsom
McLaughlin Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
McLaughlin Caroline, widow, r. 617 Eddy
McLaughlin Caspar W. (Aluminum Novelty Co.) r. 1508
Market
McLaughlin Catherine Miss, shirtmaker, r. 131 Clipper
McLauglilin Charles, liquors, 133 Fifth
McLaughlin Charles J., teamster, r. 31 Bovce
McLaughlin Charles W., clerk Local Freight OflBce S. P.
Co.
McLAI'GUlIN €0. THE, Maurice Casey general
manager, 508 California, rooms 1-2, Telephone Main
969
McLaughlin Daniel, woodworker Studebaker Bros., r.
729 Tehama
McLaughlin David, conductor S. F. and N. P. RR., r.
301 Scott
McLauijhlin David H., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
301 Scott
McLaughlin Dennis, laborer, r. 2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Dennis, porter Commercial Hotel
McLaughlin Edward, r. 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Edward, cutter Cal. Glue Wks, r. 1807 Mis-
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McLaughlin Edward, haokman, r. 17 Sheridan
McLaujjhlin Edward, teamster, r. 220 Langtoii
McLaughlin Edward, woolscourer Flint & McLennan, r.
772J Harrison
McLaughlin Edward A., watchman, r. 1420 Taylor
McLausrhlin Edward C, salesman, r. 1420 Tayior
McLaug-hlin Edwin, compositor Call, r. 502 Washing^ton
McLaughlin E. F. (J. A. Folger &Co.) r. 5211 Natoma
McLaughlin Francis (Drew & McLaughlin) r. 118 Wash-
ington
McLaughlin Francis A., machinist George WehV) Alex-
ander, r. 131 Clipper
McLauKhlin Francis W., r. 610 McAllister
McLaughlin Frank, blacksmith Risdon L and L. Wks, r.
531 Post
McLaughlin Frank J., barber 2185 Twenty-fourth, r
2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Frank P., bookkeeper Sanborn, Viiil i\: C(i.,
r. 1716 Ellis
McLaughlin George, capitalist, r. 1118 York
McLaughlin George, laborer, r. 826 Shotwell
McLaughlin George, longshoreman, r. 4 Federal
McLaughlin George, longshoreman, r. 23 Broadwa.\
McLaughlin George Jr., laborer, r. 4 Federal
McLaughlin George .1., sticker hand Excelsior Redwood
Co., r. 310 Eighth
McLaughlin George V., watchman, r. 9 William
.McLaughlin Gertrude, widow, r. 101 Minna
McLaughlin Grant, r. 230 Page
McLaughlin Hannah, widow, r. 31 Boyce
McLaughlin Harrj' W., stableman Arctic Oil WUs, r. 808
Kentucky
McLaughlin Henry, gasfltter, r. 1224 Haight
McLaughlin Henry, molder Union Iron Wks, r. 002.^
Folsnm
.McLaughlin Henry A, master mariner stmr Resolute, r.
36 Rincon PI "
McLaughlin Hugh F., carpenter, r. 696 Church
McLaughlin J., fireman stmr Walla Walla
McLaughlin .1., special policeman, r. 700|Broadway
McLaughlin James, clerk Nehemia D. Thayer, r. 5 Mar-
ket
McLaughlin James, cook, r. 164 Jessie
McLaughlin James, engineer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 248i
Tehama
McLaughlin James, helper, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1107
Tennessee
.McLaughlin James, hotel runner, r. 171 Corbett Road
.McLaughlin James, porter Oswald S. Deil, r. 638 Sacra-
mento
McLaughlin James, restaurant, r. 1067 Mission
McLaughlin James, teamster, r. 1511^ Ellis
McLaughlin James, teamster, r. 2470| Market
McLaughlin James E., lumberman, r. 1616^ Fulton
McLaughlin James F., molder Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 156
Solano
McLaughlin James H. , sawyer F. Korbel & Bros. , r. 609i(
Minnie
McLaughlin John, cai-penter, r. 1313 Twenty-flfth
McLaughlin John, cigars and tobacco. Spear St Wharf,
r. 443 Spear
McLaughlin John, electrician A. H. Teichert, r. 2954
McLaughlin John, engineer Hibernia Brewery, "r. 210
Rose Av
McLaughlin John, exjiressman, SW c(ir Howard and
Sixth, r. 1143 Eighteenth
McLaughlin John, iron worker, r. 303 Third
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 17 Converse
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
McLaughlin John, mechanical engineer, r. New Western
Hotel
McLaughlin John, teamster, r. 220 Langton
.VIcLaughlin John, woodworker Tullio J. Argenti, r. NW
cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
McLaughlin John E., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
• Co., 323 Langton
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.MiL;Mi ;lilin .li.lin H., painter, r. 1807 Mission
Mcl.aiulilni .liibn J., drayman, r. 7 .Myrtle Av
McLaii;;hlin John J., policeman, r. 2421 Buchanan
McLaughlin John J., plumber S, F. Gas Light Co.,
Georgia
McLaughlin John J., tailor, r. 33 Everett
McLaughlin John L., contractor and builder, r.
Chenery
McLaughlin John M., (John M. .McLauglin & (!i
1434 Twentieth
McLaughlin John M. & Co. (John M. McLaughlin
C. J. Downing) book publishers, 44 Flood Bldj;
McLaughlin John W., inspector Cu.stoni House, ;
Haight
McLa\ighlin Joseph, r. 22 Minna
McLaughlin Joseph, laborer, r. 116 Shotwell
McLaughlin Joseph, motorman S. F. and San Mate^
r. 171 Corbett Road
McLaughlin Joseph, paperhanger, r. 20 Elgin Park
McLaughlin Joseph, waiter stmr Alameda
.McLaughlin Joseph F., clerk G. W. Clark & Co.,
Elgin Park
McLaughlin Joseph F. , printer, r. 2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Kate, widow, r. 58 Crocker
McLaughlin Kate Miss, teacher, r. 617 Eddy
McLaughlin Maria A., widow, r. 129 Clipper
McLaughlin Martin, boilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r.
r. 20
233
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and
619A
McLaughlin Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, 138J
Shipley
McLaut;hlin Mary A., widow, r. 445 Chenery
McLaughlin Mary B., widow, r. 2112 Baker
McLaughlin Mary R., widow, r. 1729 Devisadero
McLaughlin Mathew, bartender Bernard Conway, r. 319
Ivy Av
McLaughlin Matthew J., painter, r. 31 Boyce
McLaughlin Maurice, hatter, r. 11 Everett
McLaughlin Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Michael, hostler St. Lawrence Stables, r.
2737 Pine
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 35 Twenty-third
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 1136 Howard
McLaughlin Michael, liquors, 1021 Howard, r. 2 Harriet
McLaughlin Michael, special policeman, r. 217 Langton
McLaughlin Michael, tanner, r. 323 Langton
McLaughlin Michael, teamster, r. 220 Langton
McLaughlin Michael D. , machinist, r. .572 Minna
McLaughlin Moses A., physician and druggist, NW cor
Railroad Av and Eleventh Av South r. NW cor
Railroad Av and Twelfth Av South
McLaughUn Neil, brassfinisher, r. 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Neil, teamster, r. 220 Langton
McLaughlin Neil P., haeknian, r. 222 Langton
McLaughlin Nellie, widow, r. 123 Langton
McLaughlin Owen J., cooper, r. 455a Tehama
McLaughlin Patrick, capitalist, r. 20 Elgin Park Av
McLaughlin Patrick, boilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r. 619-5
Mission
McLaughlin Patrick, liquors, 21 Pacific
McLaughlin Patrick, seaman, r. 625 Davis
McLaughlin Patrick, stableman William Kerr Co., r. 903
Battery
McLaughlin Peter, laborer, r. Alms House
McLaughlin Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1093i
McLaughlin Richard, plumber Wright & Olsen, r. 220
Fourth .\v
McLaughlin Robert E., carpenter, r. 233 Chenery
McLaughlin Samuel, driver Whitney Transfer Co.. r.
Oakland
McLaughlin Thomas, firenran, r. 368 Brannan
McLaughlin Thomas, grainer, r. 31 Langton
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
McLaiigW'ii Thomas, jiainter, r. 230 Ritch
.McLaughlin Thomas J., printer, r. 437 Jessie
.McLaughlin Thomas J., clerk, r. 469 Clementina
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McLaughlin Thomas P., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 17
Heron
McLaughlin William, cari)enter Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. 2 Henrietta Square
McLaughlin William, hackmau, r. 222 Langton
McLaughlin William, laborer S. P. Co.
McLaughlin William, liquors, 216 Ninth
McLaughlin William, liquors, 2 King, r. 11 Bryant Av
McLaughlin William Jr., hacknian, r. 222 Langton
McLaughlin William A., clerk Pac. Surety Co., r. 31
Bovce
McLaughlin William F. (Sylvester & Sublett) r. 301 Scott
McLaughlin William H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 20
Howard Court
McLaughlin William H., uiolder, r. 902^ Folsoni
McLaughlin William H., paper carrier, r. 922 Post
McLAVOHLlN WILLIAM H., physician and sur-
geon, office and r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Mis-
sion, Telephone Mission 78
McLaughlin William H., teamster Arctic Oil Wks, r. SOS
Kentucky
McLaughlin William .!., carpenter, r. 233 Chenery
McLaughlin Zenas, civil engineer, r. 812 Twenty-third
13^ McLaughlin. See MacLachlan, McGlauflin, Mc-
Lachlan and McLoughlii
McLay George B., physician and surgeon, office and r.
2430 Mission
McLay Mary R. Miss, teacher Mf>nroe Primary School, r.
2430 Mission
McLay R. M., oiler stmr Santa Rosa
McLay Stirling L., drj' and fancy goods, 22») Sixth, r.
2430 Mission
McLea Annie D., widow, r. 132 Htiight
McLea Arthur (McLea Bros.) r. 52 Clara
McLEA BKOTHER.S (Arthur and .lames) saddlery
and harness, 769 Mission
McLea .lames (McLea Bros.) r. 132 Haight
01*^ McLea. See McLay
McLean Alexander, master mariner, r. lO.'iS McAllister
McLean Alfred A., specialist, 622 Market
McLean Andrew, fireman stmr Alameda
McLean Anthony D., chief engineer Cal. St. RK., r. 1207
Bush
McLean Carrie, widow, r. 2920 Washington
McLean Edith E. Mrs., scalp specialist, office and r. 4.'>
St. Ann's Bldg
McLean Edward J., painter, r. 1932 Stevenson
McLean Edward T. , inspector . Custom House,
Stevenson
McLean Elizabeth, wid(»w, r. 917 Sanchez
McLean Frank, blacksmith, r. 616 Folsom
McLean Frank .J., marine engineer, r. 2410 Larkin
McLean George, bookkeeper Fontana & Co.,
Jones
McLean George D., mining, r. Lick House
McLean George P., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. Oakland
McLean Hugh M., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1021 Oak
McLean Ina Mrs., manicure, r. 170.5 Market
McLean James, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 141
Chestnut
McLean James, contractor and builder, r. 10 Ford
McLean James, 1st officer stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
McLean James, machinist S. P. Co.,r. 1008 Natoma, rear
McLean James, physician, office and r. 1228 Market
McLean James P., chief engmeer stmr San Jose
McLean Jennie, nurse German Hospital
McLean John, r. 420 Twenty-ninth
McLean John, boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Wks, r. 632
Mission
McLean John, bookkeeper, r. 1026 Army
McLean John, iron worker P. F. Dundon, r. 28 Natoma
McLean John, machinist Cal St. RR., r. 1122.^ Broadway
McLean John, watchman Alms House
McLean John, wharfinger, Meiggs' Wharf
McLean John R., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
McLean Joseph, painter, r. 13 Ritch, rear
1932
r. 2314
McLean Joseph R., contractor and builder, r. 1621 O'Far-
rell
McLean Maggie, domestic SW cor Seventeenth and Va-
lencia
McLean Malcolm G., ship joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 227
Golden Gate Av
McLean Mary, widow, liquors, 238 Si.xth, r. 1222 Bu-
chanan
McLean Mayne, r. 3030 California
McLean Mimiie A. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primarj-
School, r. 1932 Stevenson
McLean Murdock, carpenter, r. 1418 Mission
McLean Neil J., carriage trimmer Carvill Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
McLean Richard, laborer, r. 138 Perry
McLean R. M., teacher music, r. 7J- Oak Grove Av
McLean Robert A., marble cutter Max Roth, r. 1932
Stc\'enson
McLEAN ROBERT A., ..uvsuun
and surgeon, Iteau and Pritfessor of
Sui-Kei-y I niv<Tsltj of California, offlce
:$0."> Kearny XW oor Bush, oflire hours
» to Hi A. M., 'i to .■> r. .11. and 8 to
0 eveninss. Telephone Main 1474. r. MW
eor Paeilic Av and llevlsadero. Telephone
West 179
McLean Robert ("., helper C. P. L. Noxon, r. lOl."". Market
McLean Simon, cari)enter, r. Park Hotel
McLean W. H.. master stmr San Bias
McLean William, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1313| Cali-
fornia
McLean William, student, r. 2920 Washington
McLean W. S., machinist Gas Consumers' Association, r.
Alameda
itr^ McLean. See MacLean, McClain, McLain and
McLane
McLees James T. (Daly & McLees) r. 212 O'Farrell
.MeLELLAIV BROTHERS (George B., William S. and
Edgar W.) i)n>)irietors Holstein Farm Dairy office,
1713 Washington, Telephone East 562
McLellan David, driver Consumers' Ice Co., r. 420Eightli
McLellan Edgar W. (McLellan Bros.) r. 1715 Washington
McLellan Edward L., clerk Board of Fire Underwriters
of the Pacific, r. 905 Church
McLellan Frank, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
McLellan George B. (McLellan Bros.) r. 1715 Washington
McLellan Harvey, machinist A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. (il.")
Eighteenth
McLellan Kate, widow, r. 1150 Broderick
McLellan Leonard E., attorney at law, 31S Pine, room
"29, r. lllSa Leavenworth
McLellan Mary P. Miss (McLellan Sisters) r. 1715 Wasli-
ington
McLellan M. Belle Miss (McLellan Sisters) r. Laurel
Creek, San Mateo Co. , Cal.
McLellan M. Grace Mjss (McLellan Sisters) r. 1714 Wasli-
ington
McLellan Robert (C. A. Castner & Co.) r. 138 Liberty
McLellan Sisters (Mary P., M. Belle and M. Grace) flor-
ists, 1713 Washington
McLellan William D., clerk Pac. States Type Foundry,
r. 905 Church
McLellan William S. (McLellan Bros.) r. Laurel Creek.
San Mateo Co., Cal.
^ McLellan. See McClallan and McLennan
McLenegan Samuel B., superintendent S. F. and San
Mateo Ry, r. 803 Guerrero
McLicnnan Alexander, contractor, r. 1616 Jackson
McLennan Daniel R., wagonmaker, r 1817c Howartl
McLennan David, collector, r. 1817c Howard
McLennan Dominick, butcher F. C. Winters, r. 310
Capp
McLennan Dugald M., )>(jrter C. E. Wliitney & Co., r.
907 Howard
McLennan Francis P. (Flint & M. Lennan) r. 1.515 Way.
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
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McLennan James A., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r. "2
Minnesota
McLennan John, painter, r. 335 Turk
McLennan Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1817c; llowani
McLennan Roderick N., editor Forester's Advocate
6 Eddv, r. 24 Page
McLennan Roderick N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 24 Pajje
McLennan Victor G., laborer, 229 East
«^" McLennan. See McClellan and McLellan
McLeod Addison F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 158.5
Valencia
McLeod Alexander, carpenter Excelsior Redwood c:o., r.
400 Waller
McLeod Alexander, Kripnuui Market St. Ry, r. 1.58.5 Va-
lencia
McLeod Alexander L., shipwri!,'ht, r. 715 Church
McLeod Angus (McLeod & Fauss) r. 513 Guerrero
McLeod Arthur li., agent Gebbie & Co., r. 604 Douglass
McLeod Benjamin F. B., printer, r. lO.-O Howard
McLeod Clarence, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 317
Sierra
McLeod Daniel, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1100
O'Farrell
McLeod Daniel, shipwright, r. 23 Harriet
McLeod Daniel D., shij) carpenter, r. 342 Fourth
McLeod Dennis, laborer, r. 410 Montgomery Av
McLeod Donald, liquors, 121 Mississippi
McLeod Donald, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 100
Mississippi
McLeod Edward, electrician stmr Queen
McLeod Elizabeth, widow, r. 310 Cortland Av
McLeod Fred, clerk Stevenson & Co. , r. 735 Treat Av
McLeod George (Larkins & Co.) r. 6.59 Howard
McLeod George, hostler, r. 12081 Valencia
McLeod George W., carjienter, r. 306b Bartlett
' McLeod Helen, widow, r. 114 Webster
McLeod Herbert, laborer, r. 1130} Howard
ilcLeod Hugh, laborer, r. Park Hotel
McLeod Hu^'h R., cigars and tobacco, 544 Fourth
McLeod J. A., seaman, r. 227 Second
McLeod John A., carpenter, r. 715 Church
McLeod John A., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1313 Cali-
fornia
McLeod John C, plasterer, office 16 Post, r. Oakland
McLeod Malcolm, stevedore, r. 1 Hampton Court
McLeod Mary, widow, r. 403 Oak
McLeod Murdock, cashier Young & Weisman, r. 1032
McLeod Norman, carpenter, r. 1079 Market
McLeod Norman W., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
Alameda
McLeod R. C. , waiter, r. 57 Minna
McLeod Robert F., teamster, r. 10 Clyde
McLeod Samuel, shiijwright Fulton Eng. and Ship BUlj;
Wks, r. 23 Harriet
McLeod Thomas R., canjenter, r. 735 Treat Av
McLeod William, wood polisher, r. IISJ Shipley
McLeod William J., clerk, r. 403 Oak
MCLEOD & FIIUSS (An««. ,.cLe«a
and Olto Vaass) wholesale wines and
llqnors, 51.5 Market
8^ McLeod. See MacLeod and McCl<jud
McLerie Henry J., contractor and builder, r. 312 Chinch
McLindon Samuel, launtlrvman Excelsior Laundry, r.
219 Fifteenth
McLister James, laborer, r. 548 Howard
McLoughlin Alexander, deinity Superintendent Streets,
r. 2013 O'Farrell
McLoughlin Bernard, shoomaker, 331 Day
McLoughlin Bessie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 156
Solano
McLoughlin Charles, woolsort«r. r. 772 Harrison
McLoughlhi Daniel J., machinist Pacific Rolling Mills,
r. 156 Solano
McLoughlin Dennis W., patternmaker, r. 1828 Howard
McLoughlin Eliza, widow, r. lia Pond
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McLoughlin Hugh, liquors, 1095 Howard
McLoughlin James, fruits, 531 J Elizabeth
McLoughlin John J., painter, r. 835 Eighteenth
McLoughlin Katie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 835 Eighteenth
McLoughlin Martin J., cooper, r. 835 Eighteenlh
McLoughlin Mary Miss, r. 825 Michigan
McLoughlin Patrick, stevedore, r. 1313 Sansome
McLoughlin Thomas, boilermaker, r. NE cor Sierra and
Pennsylvania Av
McLoughlin Thomas, hostler, r. 835 Eighteenth
JIcLoughlin Thomas F., brassfinisher, r. 835 Eighteenth
McLoughlin William J., ticket agent Erie lines, 22 Mont-
gomery, r. 12a Pond
S^ McLoughlin. See MacLachlan, McLachlan, Mc-
Lanchlin and McLaughhn
BS" McLure. See McClure
McMahan Archie, shoemaker, r. W s California Av, nr.
Montezuma
McMahan Calvin C, secretary Bartlett Si)rings Co.,
22 Fourth, r. 1241 Leavenworth
McMahan Ellis E. , doorkeeper Lane Hospital
McMahan James E. , treasurer Bartlett Springs Co., 22
Fourth, r. 1332 Buchanan
McMahan L. E. Mrs., president Bartlett Springs Co., 22
Fourth, r. 1332 Buchanan
McMahan M. B., inspector Equitable Life Assurance So-
ciety, r. San Rafael
McMahon Abner M., machinst Union Iron Wks, r. 9
Sumner
McMahon Alice, widow, r. 1311* Broadway
McMahon Alice F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 127 Diamond
McMahon Andrew, stockbroker, r. 863 Bryant
McMahon Ann, widow, r. 14 Valparaiso
McMahoti Annie, domestic 2318 California
McMahon Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1814 Market
McMahon Arthur, blacksmith, r. 1130 Howard
McMahon Arthur, hamessmaker, r. 510^ Jessie
McMahon Arthur T., stairbuilder, r. J Capp
McMahon Augustus J., clerk Assistant Adjvitant [)e-
iwvtment of Cal., U. S. A., r. 11'22 Larkin
McMahnii 1;., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
MCMAHON B. & SON (He...ard and
.laiiK-s A.)<«iitraclors, Mliarf and luldee-
builders. '^lO-aiiJ-SIl Spear
McMahon Bernard (B. McMahon iS: Son) r. Hollister, San
Benito Co. , Cal.
McMahon Bernard S., laborer, r. 884 Illinois
McMahon Bessie, widow, r. 23 Broadway
McMahon Bridget, widow, r. 1137 Pacific
McMahon Catherine, widow, varieties, 1205 Folsom
.Mr!»IAH05I C'llAKLES Rev., superintendent
Youths' Directory. 2030 Howard
McMahon Daniel J. , foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 437
Clipper
McMahon Daniel T., printer, r. 1137 Pacific
McMahon Dennis, miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
McMahon Ellen, domestic 34 Essex
McMahon Fannie Miss, teacher music, r. 7121 Teimes-
C^
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Felix, teamster G. C. Fowler, r. 22 Howard
Frank, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Lagima
Frank A., medical student, r. 614i Green-
Frank M., teamster, r. Hart nr \'isitacion Av
George W. T., policeman, r. 14 Valparaiso
Henry, watchman Cal. Market, r. 1911 Sutter
Henry, stairbuilder, 551 Brannan, r. 3 Capp
Henry J. D., woolsorter, r. 612 Natonia
Hugh F., printer, r. 219 Fifteenth
J., fireman stmr Walla Walla
James, gripman, r. 721 Central Av
James, gripman, r. 1130 Market
James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 29 Boyce
James, teamster, r. 3 Capp
James, waiter, r. 165 Moultrie
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McMahon James A. (B. McMahon i Son) r. 746 Twen-
tieth
McMahon James B., harnessmaker, 219 Ellis, r. 222
Minna
McMahon James C, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery
McMahon John, r. 215 Oak
McMahon John, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 418
Leavenworth
McMahon John, boxmaker, r. 1137 Pacific
McMahon John, foreman Bailey & Haslett, r. 1242 San-
chez
McMahon John, laborer, r. <j Xewell
McMahon John, laborer, r. 102 Fifth
McMahon John, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
McMahon John, laborer, r. Alms House
McMahon John, laborer Thomas Madigan, r. SE cor
Twenty-second and Point Lobos Avs
McMahon John F., plasterer, r. 5 Bernard
McMahon John G., boilermaker, r. 320 Main
McMahon John J., foreman varnish dept Schmidt Label
and Litho. Co., r. 127 Diamond
McMahon John P., elevatorman, r. Hart nr Visitacion
Av
McMahon John T., groceries and liquors, XW cor Point
Lrtibos and Twenty-second Avs
McMahon Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel
McMahon Joseph P., haniessmaker, r. 222 Minna
McMahon Joseph T., wharfinger Harbor Commissioners,
r. 6«)5 Harrison
McMahon Julia Miss, dressmaking, 143T Market
McMahon Katharine, widow, r. 9 Sumner
McMahon Lawrence, foreman Pacific Rolling Mills, r.
712^ Tennessee
McMahiin Lizzie, domestic The Colonial
McMahon Margaret, widow, r. 1814 Market
McMahon Mar>-, widow, r. ti Newell
McMahon Marj', widow, r. Ill Bernard
McMahon Mary, widow, r. 635b Minna
McMahon Marv Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Edd^
McMahon Mary Mrs., r. 655 Willow Av
McMahon Marj- T. Miss, teacher music, r. 1814 Market
McM.hon Matthew, messenger, r. Ill Bernard
McMahon Michael, porter Post Office, r. Hll Montgomerv
McMahon Michael, stevedore, r. 52J Clementina
McMahon Michael, stevedore, r. 521 Howard
McMahon Nevada Mrs., r. 510i Jessie
McMahon Oscar L., bookkeepor A. Quade & Co., r. olOi
Jessie
McMahon Patrick, foreman Market St. Ry, r. 1209 Green
McMahon Patrick, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 811 Brvant
McMahon P. D., painter S. P. Co., r. 11:38 Howard
McMahon Peter, boarding, 117 Drmnm, r. 1228i Gean
McMfthon Peter, boilermaker, r. 10 Cleveland
McMahon Peter, fireman, r. Hart nr Visitacion Av
McMahon Peter, laborer, r. Alms House
McMahon Peter J., carpenter, r. lOill Xatoma, rear
McMahon Richard F., carpetlaver, r. 610 Seventeenth
McMahon Koss, cutter Petennann & Franks, r. 1311^
Bro idway
McMahon T.," waiter stmr City of Puebla
McMahon Terrence, warehouseman, r. 222 Fifteenth
McMahon ITiomas, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1011.\
Xatoma, rear
Mr.UAHON THO.UAS, real estate agent, 028 Market,
r. 2227 Post
McMahon Thomas F., packer, r. 1308 Florida
ilcMahon Thomas J., laundr\-man Lick Laundrv, r. 1137
Pacific
-McMahon Tnnothy, warehouseman Ballard & Hall, r. 31a
Morris Av
McMahon Waif red H., carpenter, r. 4. Bernard
McMahon William, ironworker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 154
Potrero Av
McMahon William, liquors 211 Tehama
McMahon William, jiainter, r. 923 Broadwa\-
McMahon William F., clerk Rothschild &Wise,
Bernard
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McMahon William J., engineer B. McMahon & Son, r. 127
San Jose Av
McMahon William O., blacksmith, r. 157 Seventh
McManigal Robert M., conductor S. P. Co.,r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
McManinian E. J., operator W. V. Tel. Co., r. 607 Sutter
McMann Alice Miss, r. 1309 Polk
McMann Annie Miss, r. 1017 Howard
McMann Frank, wall paper, 109 Stockton, r. 605 Hayes
McMann James, seaman, r. 6 I'nion
McMann James, varieties, 411 East
McMann James, wharf builder, r. 746 Twentieth
McMann James H., clerk Jaoics McMann, r. 411 East
McMann John P., foreman Frank McMann, r. 1408 Sac-
ramento
McMann Letifia, widow, r. 1425 Valencia
McMann Peter, carpenter, r. 1231 Slarket
McMann Thomas (Thorne & McMann) r. 2759 Mission
McMann Thomas S., receiving clerk O. R. and N. Co., r.
1711 Washington
McMAXX WILLI.4.1I, wood and coal, SW cor Polk
and Washington, r. 1711 Washington, Telephone
East 8
gS" McMann. See McMahon
McManning Amy C. , widow, r. 27 Lapidge
McSlannis Thomas J., bookkeeper Von Rown, Hencke &
Lorsbach, r. Fruitvale
McManus Anna, widow^ r. 420 Larkin
McManus Bernard, policeman, r. 3 Fulton
McManus Catherine, widow, r. 718^ Natoma
McManus Delos W., bookbinder Payot, L'pham & Co., r.
937b Clementina
McManus Eugene B., purser stmr Colon, r. 1025J
Guerrero
McManus Frank, laborer, r. 1434 Nebraska
McManus Frank, liquors, 16 Third, r. 905 Market
McManus Frank, railroad man, r. 204 Turk
McManus G. F., bookbinder Pavot, Upham i Co., r. 949
Mission
McManus H., porter stmr Umatilla
McManus Hugh, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 718
Natoma
McManus James, r. 405 Lyon
McManus James, laborer, r. 412 Fell
McManus James, waiter, r. 1519 Polk
McManus Jam s B., stevedore, r. 316| Ritch
McManus James C, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 37
Juniper
McManus James J., clerk Raphael, Weill & Co., r. 1328
Mission
McManus James J., plumber, r. 3315 Clay
McManus James P., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
412J Hayes
McManus Jane, widow , r. 517 Fell
McManus John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 137 Ju-
niper
McManus John G., salesman City of Paris, r. 804 Hayes
McManus John J., clerk, r. 316* Ritch
McManus John J., hardware, 751 Market, r. 116 Turk
McManus Maggie E. Miss, r. 316J Ritch
McManus Marj", widow, r. 321 Van Ness Av
McManus Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 1053 Howard
McManus Mary Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 517 Fell
McManus Matthew H., clerk Bare Bros., r. 239 Oak
McManus Michael, longshoreman, r. 253 Tehama
McManus Patrick, carpenter, r. 122|Shotwell
McManus Philip J., park policeman, r. 417 Larkin
McManus Rose, widow, r. 137 Juniper
McManus Samuel P., hamessmaker, r. 731 Hayes
McManus Terrence, bartender, r. 733 Howard
McManus Thomas, laundrvman C. and C. Hospital
McManus William, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 729
Army
McManus William, laborer, r. 1434 Nebraska
McManus WilUam D., bookbinder, r. 733c Tehama
JlcManus William H. (ilcManus & Wren) r. 733 Howard
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McManus William H., expressman, SW cor Hayes and
Laguna, r. 11 Alemany
McManus & Wren (William H. McManus and James
Wren) liquors, 733 Howard
McMartin Clifford, bakery, 410J Fifth
McMartin Edward, student Waldmar Tuska, r. 441
Seventeenth
McMartin Edward H., dairyman, r. 14} Oak Grove Av
McMartin Thomas, seaman, r. 304 Third
McMaster Alphonsus G., salesman William Walker &
Co., r. 7 Powell
McMaster Belle, domestic 1409 Webster
McMaster Olive, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1104 Mis-
McMaugh Edward F., salesman Boston Rubber Shoe
Co., r. 415 First
McMeekin William, r. 212 Powell
McMenaman Andrew, secretary Odd Fellows' Employ-
ment Assn., Odd Fellows' lildf,', room 11, r. 29 Hoff
Av
McMenaman Andrew Jr., morocco finisher, r. 29 Hoff Av
McMenaman William H., broommaker, r. 29 Hoff Av
McMenamin Charles, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW
cor Georgia and Sierra
McMenamin Daniel, coalpasser stmr Alameda
McMenamin Daniel, galvanizer Union Iron Wks, r. NW
cor Maryland and Sierra
McMenamin Henr}-, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 321
Natoma
McMenamin James, marine fireman, r. 541 First
McMeT.omey Charles F. (James McMenomey & Son) r.
1057 h Mission
McMenomey Edward, laborer, r. 3553 Fillmore
McMenomey James (James McMenomey & Son) r. 1057i
Mission
McMenomey James Jr., liquors, 1055 Mission
KIcMENOjHEV JA.IIES «fe SON (James and Charles
F.) undertakers and embalmers, 1057 J Mission, Tele-
phone 3354
McMenomy Andrew, r. 446 Brannon
McMenomy Charles, stock cutter, r. 4OIJ Duncan
McMenomy Charles A., salesman, r. 731 Natoma
McMenomy Daniel, longshoreman, r. 314 Beale
McMenomy George S., bookkeeper John H. McMenomy,
r. Oakland
McMenomy James W., policeman, r. 729 Ivy Av
McMenomy John H., butcher, 7-8-9 California Market,
r. Oakland
McMenomy John J. , r. 731 Natoma
McMenomy John W. , butcher John H. McMenomy, r.
418 Sutter
McMenomy Margaret, widow, r. 731 Natoma
McMenomy Mary, domestic 25 Baker
McMenomy Nicholas, manager Western Oil Co., r. 731
Natoma
McMess E. J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
909^ Mission
McMichael Charles, bookbinder, r. 42 Clarence PI
McMichael Edward, seaman, r. 114 Townsend
McMK'HAEL H. M. J., agent The Bank of British
North America, 120 Sansome, r. 2103 Pacific Av
McMichael James, stock driver Koth, Blum & Co., r. 114
Townsend
McMichael Robert, stock driver Roth, Blum & Co., r. 114
Townsend
McMillan Alexander, r. 709 Shotwdl
McMillan Alexander, restaurant, 1024 Hyde
McMillan Angus, peddler, r. Alms House
McMillan Angus, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 678 Har-
rison
McMillan Angus E., r. 1809 Steiner
Mclklillan Anthony L., clerk General Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co.
McMillan Arthur, r. 833 Fulton
McMillan Byron R., r. 709 Shotwell
McMillan Charles, teamster West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. Fruitvale
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Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
McMillan Charles E., cook, r. 3 Codman PI
McMillan Daniel, agent Berry Bros., 709-711 Front, r
Hotel St. Nicholas
McMillan Daniel M., clerk Dugald McMillan, r. Lorin,
Cal.
McMillan Dugald, physician, surgeon and druggist, 111
Seventh, r. Lorin, Cal.
McMillan Eben, secretary S. P. Milling Co. and Salinas
Valley Lumber Co., 210 California, r. Oakland
McMillan Edward D., driver, r. 1429 Polk
McMillan Elizabeth C. Miss, dressmaker, r. Abbotsforii
House
McMillan Gertrude Miss, r. 1502^ Califoroia
McMillan Hugh, marine engineer, r. 1108J Broadway
McMillan Jane, widow, r. 709 Shotwell
McMillan L. G., bookkeeper, r. 1320i Howard
McMillan Mnbillan W., fireman Pierce & Fulton, r. 626
Elizabeth
McMillan Peter D., clerk, r. 736 T^venty-fifth
lUcmiLLAN ROBERT, real estate, 4 Crocker Bldg,
r. 202 Ridley
McMillan Ronald, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Berkeley
McMillan ronald g >.„
racturt-r syrups, cordials, bitters and .la-
iiiaica Ginger, 714 tront
McMillan Samuel W., bedmaker, r. 214 Moulton Av
McMillan Sarah, widow, r. 114 Waller
McMillan Stewart, bottler Ronald G. McMillin, r San
Rafael
McMillan Sybert, r. 3 Codman PI
McMillan S. W., leadburner Pior.eer White Lead and
Color Wks, r. 214 Moulton Av
McMillan William, carpenter and builder, r. 626 Eliza-
beth
McMillan Willis M., real estate, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
e^" McMillan. See MacMillan, McMullin and McMillen
McMillen Barbara Miss, stewardess, r. 518 Gearv
McMillen E., clerk, r. 110 Noe
McMillen Louisa Mrs. , r. 900 Shotwell
McMillen T., clerk, r. 900 Shotwell
McMillen Thomas, machinist, r. 26 Laurel PI
McMillin Mamie Miss, hairdressing, 21 Powell
McMills William J., clerk, r. 604 Hayes
McMitt«n Jessie, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
McMonigan Charles, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
McMorris Ida, widow, r. 719 Bush
McMorrowJohn H., foreman S. F. and N. P. R. R„r. 425
Church
McMurry Mary, widow, r. 140 Haight
McMullan John H., shoemaker E. J. Hazard, r. 1024
Howard
McMullen Alec, coachman, r. 2215 Broadway
MrAIIILLEIV FRANK, secretarj' Grangers' Bank of
California, an secretary and manager Union Ware-
house Co., NW cor California and Battery, r. 1511
Jones
McMullen George C, compositor Examiner, r. 519 Jones
McMullen Hugh R., keeper Corporation Yard Street
Dept, r. 730 Clementina
McMullen Hugh K., bookkeeper, r. 730 Clementina
McMullen James, clerk North American Conmiercial Co,
r. East Oakland
McMullen James, clerk W. W. Montague & Co, r. 2849
Sixteenth
McMullen James, jmimalist, r. 2118J Van Ness Av
Mc]nULLE.\ JOHN, president San Francisco Bridge
Co, 42 Market, rooms 4-7, r. 811 Guerrero
McMullen Louis G., dry goods, 3320 Point Lobos Av, r.
10 Williamson
McMullen T., r. Baldwin Hotel
McMullen William J., firen)an, r. 24 Freelon
.McMullin David K., teamster Golden Gate Lumber Co,
r. 1310 Folsom
.McMullin Edward J., coachman, r. S s Sagamore bet
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McMurjjhy Frederick \\. (McMiin^hy & McEvoy) r. 2303
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McMullin George J. C, with Grangers' Business Associa-
tion, 108 Davis
McMullin George O., land-expert, r. 1104 Post
McMullin George O. Mrs, widow, r. 1104 Post
McMullin H. F., engineer stmr Rio de Janeiro
McMullin James, carpenter, r. 1044 Army
McMullin Joseph, porter W. W. Montague & Co
McMullin Latham, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1252 Cali-
fornia
McMullin Margaret, domestic, r. 1635 Sacramento
McMullin Mvrtle, widow, r. 755 Harrison
McMullin Samuel, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co, r. 93i
Broadwav
McMullin Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. E s
Twentv-second Av, bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
McMullin thurlow, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1104
Post
McMullin Thurlow Mrs, r. 1252 California
McMullin Walter L. , contractor, r. 2 Williamson
McMullin Willianj, ship-joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 522
Connecticut
McMl'LLIN WILLIAM J, assistant general passen-
trer and freight agent fan Francisco and North
Pacific Railway Co, Mutual Life Bldg, fourth floor,
r. Russ House
McMurchy Thomas, toolkeeper Union Iron W^orks, r.
610i Natoma
McMurdo John R., ph\sician, office and r. 1326 Webster
Uurjjhy Fn
Mariiwsa
McMurphy & McEvoy (Frederick W. McMurphy and
Huah SIcEvov) proprietors Pacific Coast Boiler
Wks, 235 and 237 Main
McMurray Bridget Miss, tailoress, r. 73 Shipley
McMurray Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
McMurray Elizabeth, widow, r. 820 Fulton
McMurraV Hammerslev, policeman, r. 1712 San Carlos
Av
McMurray Henry A., carpenter, r. 706 Railroad Av
Mcilurrav James, r. SW cor San Bruno and Cortland
Avs ■
McM urrav James B., collector O'Farrell & Co., r. 333
Eddv
McMurrav James D., cari)enter and builder, 1214 Polk,
rear,"r. 1624 Polk
McMurrav John F., plasterer, r. 039 Twenty-third
McMIRRAV JOHN P., with William A. Kemp, 19
1 urk, r. 60 Uonohoe Bldg
McMurrav Man" E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1101
Pine"
McMurray Orrin K., attorney at law, 328 Montgomerj",
rooms 9-10, r. 1420 Hayes
McMurray Patrick, paver, r. 939 Twenty-third
McMurray Robert, capitalist, office 14 Sansome, room 11,
r. 2106 Pacific Av
McMurray Samuel, engineer, r. 1019 Seventeenth
McMurrav William, clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Dept S. P. Co., r. 2926i Folsom
McMurrav William J., clerk Charles Christensen, r. 820
Fulton
McMurrer Charles M., clerk Albert M.Thomas, r. 605
Third
McMurrer James, seaman, r. 605 Third
McMurrer Rose, widow, r. 605 Third
McMurrer WiUiam H., fireman stmr Acapulco, r. 605
Tliird
McMurrin Thomas J. , laborer Am. Tool Wks
McMurry Elizabeth J. Mrs., millinery, 1624 Polk
Mcilurrj- Valentine C, mining, r. 2402 Bush
McMurtrie Thomas, laborer, r. 1J54 Leavenworth
McMurtrie Thomas Jr., driver, r. 1454 Leavenworth
McMurtv Charles P., master stmr J. D. Peters, r. Stock-
ton ,"Cal.
McMurtrj- Claude W., express^man, r. 310 China Av
McMurtry Juniu- T., laborer, r. 310 China Av
McMurtr^- Leslie B., policeman, r. 910 Valencia
JIcMurtrv Louis, shipping clerk General Electric Co., r.
Oakland
McMurtry W. S., capitalist, 38 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r.
Pacific Union Club
McMyler James, butcher, r. 18 Moss
MeXab Allan, carrier Chronicle, r. 922 Twenty-first
McNab Elunn, carrier Chronicle, r. 927 Dolores
McXab Gavin, attomev at law, 17 Nevada Block, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
McNab James (McNab & Smith) r. 2520 Post
McNab James P. laborer U. S. Appraiser's senice. r.
International Hotel
McNab Jessie Mrs., landscape artist, r. 927 Dolores
JIcNiib Marv Mrs., r. 144 Silver
McNAB & SMITH ..a.nes MOa.
and John A. !*iiiitli> draTiiien, 20.> Davis,
Teleplione Front ''i, and proprietors .Mer-
cantile ^Varebonse. Blaxome bet FiHh
and milxth. stables 835-839 Harrison
McNaboe lliomas, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1309 Cali-
fornia
McNair Andrew, clerk Golden Gate Lumber Co. , r. 2706a
Mission
McNair Andrew, clerk, r. 711 Bush
Mr.\AIR tVILLIA.n W., attorney at law, 216 Bush,
rooms 8-9, r. 781 Sutter
»■ McNair. See McNear
McNally Agnes Mrs., r. 1528 Howard
McNally Bernard J., tailor Kavanagh Bros., r. 225 Minna
McNallv Charles, laborer, r. SE cor Bav and Laguna
McNallV Edith C. Miss, stenographer, 43 Mills Bldg, 5tb
floor, r. 1224 Bush
McNally Felix, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 932 Minnesota
McNally Frank, laborer, r. E s Peon.sTlvania Av bet Ne-
vada and Yolo
McNallv Frank, stevedore O. SS. Co., r. 151 Minna
McNallV Frank H. (Barry & McNally) attorney at law,
213 Larkin, r. 1315 Mission
McNallv Frank L., clerk, r. 1224 Bush
McNally Fred A. (Tobin & McNally) r. 106 Chattanooga
McNally James, engineer, r. 151 Minna
McNallv James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
McNallv James A., driver, r. 709 McAllister
McNally James T., butcher, r. 709 McAllister
McNally John, asphaltum roofer, r. 1257 Montgomery,
rear
McNally John, hamessmaker J. O'Kane, r. 420 Twelfth
Av
McNallv John, laborer, r. 24 Hunt
McNally John, tilesetter, r. 469^ Tehama
McNally John M., blacksmith Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
151 Minna
McNally Josephine, widow, r. 1224 Bush
.McNally Margaret, widow, r. 106 Chattanooga
McNallv Michael, heljier Albanv Brewerj-, r. 43 Everett
McNallv Michael A., machinist, r. 420 Twelfth Av
NcNally Michael J., machinist, r. E s Putnam nr Cort-
land Av
McNally Oliver, teamster, r. 511 Fourteenth
McNally Peter, longshoreman, r. 422a Fremont
McNally Terrence, shoemaker, r. 4<i9i Tehama
McNallv William, laborer, r. 24S Clementina
McNally William G. , driver, r. 27 Alvarado
.McNaniara Alice, widow, r. 5(3 Minna
McNamara Andrew , liquors, 620 Seventh
McNamara Ann. widow, r. 46^ Quinn
McNamara .\iniie Miss, dressmaker, r. 912 Illinois
McNamara Austin M., clerk, r. 2035 Pine
.McNamara Bernard, r. 40a Erie
McNamara Bridget, widow, r. 7i Garden
McNamara Bridget, widow , r. 225 Ninth
McNamara Catharine Miss, r. 166 Clara
McNamara Charles, clerk J. H, Claasen & Co., r. 945
Harrison
McNamara Daniel, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
McNamara Daniel, marine engineer, r. 436 Bush
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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McNainara Daniel, printer, r. 1335 Utah
McNamara Daniel J., ^asfitter .James K. Hritt, r. 1302
Folsoni
McNaniara David M., porter, r. l«5-2 I'olk
McNaniara Dennis S., plasterer, r. 810 Twenty-fmirth
WcNamara Edward, laborer, r. 66 Teha a
McNainara Edwar.l J., plumber and gasfitter, 2120 Mis-
sion, r. 1030 Hampshire
MoNamara Ellen, widow, r. 14i Bernice
McNaniara Ellen, widow, r. 1652 Polk
McNaniara Emma L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 635 Post
MeNamara Francis, laborer Union Lumber Co., r. .=163
Minna
MeNamara Frank !>., driver, r. 43 Sixth
MeNamara James, carpenter, r. 20 West Mission
MeNamara James, collector, r. 2 Stevenson Av
MeNamara James, laborer, r. Alms House
MeNamara James, sailmaker, r. 66 Tehama
MeNamara James, teamster, r. 225 Ninth
MeNamara James A. , clerk, r. 911 Van Ness Av
MeNamara James J., manager J. Macdonough & Co.,
104 Market, r. Alameda
MeNamara James M., teamster, r. 9 Godeus
MeNamara James P., laborer P.. c. Rolling Mills Co., r.
912 Illinois
MeNamara Jeremiah, laborer, r. 13 Page
.MeNamara John, carpenter, r. 20 West Mission
.MeNamara John, clerk S. P. Co., r. 436b Jessie
McNainara John, laborer, r. 1331 J Minna
MeNamara John, seaman r. Alms House
.MeNamara John A. , druggist, r. 2205 Sutter
.ncNAM.4RA JOHN «., proprietor West End Saloon,
117 Citv Hall Av nr Larkin
MeNamara John C., r. 1652 Polk
MeNamara Jolni J., steamfitter, r. 17 Converse
MeNamara John J. Jr., laborer, r. 17 Converse
MeNamara John M., shoemaker, r. 920 Illinois
.MeNamara John P., cMiductor, r. 215 Twelfth
.McNaniara Joseph, clerk Russian Fur Co., r. 544 Turk
.VIcNamara Joseph, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
MeNamara Katherine Mrs. , r. 2 Stevenson Av
MeNamara Maggie A. Miss, waitress Lizzie K. Rood, r.
1652 Polk
MeNamara Margaret, widow, r. 1711 Howard
.MeNamara Mark, laborer S. P. Co., r. 529 Si.xtli
.McNaniara Mary, dome.stic 1611 Scott
.MeNamara Mary H., widow, r. 2203 Sutter
.MeNamara Matthew, shoemaker, 242 Minna
MeNamara Miihael, carriage trimmer, r. 46J Quinn
MeNamara Michael, driver, r. 48 Everett
MeNamara Michael, fireman, r. 105 Clark
.\lcNamara Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
.VIcNamara Mich lel, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
MeNamara Michael, shoemaker, 920 Illinois
-MeNamara Michael, watchman Potrero Yeast and Vine-
gar Co., r. 1335 Utah
MeNamara Nellie Miss, domestic 2 Stevenson Av
.MeNamara Nicholas J., druggist, SW cor Seventeenth
and Sanchez, r. 129 Capp
-MoNamara Owen, machinist Micliael O'Brien, r. 1652
Polk
McNaniara Patrick, r. 210 Michigan
McNaniara Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Michigan
MeNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 1030 Hampshire
MeNamara Patrick, plumber, r. 17 Converse
-VIcNamara Patrick A., policeman, r. 1208 Mission
-McNaniara Patrick C, machinist Market St. Ky, r. 930
Montgomery
MeNamara Patrick J., manager Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.
924 Harrison
.MoNamara Peter, conductor, r. 3306 California
MeNamara Robert J. , salesman Williams-Marvin Co., r
Oakland
-VIcNamara Terrence, laborer, r. 31 .Montezuma, B. H.
.VIcNamara Thoniiis, boatman, r. llC Silver
.VIcNamara Tliomas, laborer, r. 912 Illinois
PABST BREWING CO.
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MeNamara Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth
and Tiffany Av
MeNamara ITionias F., clerk, r. 911 Van Ness Av
.McNaniara William, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 1508
Kentucky
MeNamara VVilliam, clerk, r. 812J Hampshire
MeNamara William, hatter, 1131 Market
MeNamara William, laborer, r. 547 Mission
g^ MeNamara. See MacNamara
McNainee George, agent Young, Smyth, Field &, Co.,
(Philailelphia, Pa.) 102 Flood Bldg, r. 1213 Bush
McNamee (ieorge, hostler Market St. Ry., r. 2413
Twcnti-fourth
McNamee George E. , machinist Clott & Meise, r. 1933a
Howard
McNamee James J., with L. Breslauer & Co., Windsor
Hotel
McNamee Josie Miss, matchmaker Metrcipolitan Match
Co., r. 540 Ninth
McNamee Maggie, domestic 641 Valencia
McNamee Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Clara, rear
McNamee Patrick, liquors, cor San Bruno and Courtland
Avs
McNamee Sarah, widow, r. 52 Moultrie, B. H.
McNamee Thomas J., traveling salesman San Jose
Woolen Mill Co., r. Portland, Or
McNary Rufus A., teamster C. J. De Seda, r. 103 Ful-
ton
McNaught Thomas, Clearing House clerk Anglo-Cali-
fornia Bank, r. 529 Post
McNaughton Alfred H., carpenter, r. 313 Twenty-
sixth
McNaughton George T., painter, r. 351 J Fifth
McNaughton James, blacksmith, r. 441 McAllister
McNaughton Peter C., clerk SLoekton Milling Co., r. 195
Hyde
McNaughton Thomas H., clerk Goodidl, Perkins & Co.,
r. 411 Twenty-ninth
McNaughton William F., steward Pacific Union Chib, r.
1825 Hyde
n^'McNaughton. See McNorton
McNeal Cecilia, widow, r. 1140 Shotwell, rear
McNeal James, driver, r. 128 0'l<arrell
McNeal Rogers, laborer, r. 216^ Filbert
gS" McNeal. See MacNeill and McNeill
McNealdy Kate, domestic 1031 Dolores
McNear Christopher E., master mariner, r. 225 Oak
McNear E. A. Mrs.,- matron Protestant Orphan Asylum,
S s Haight bet Laguiia and Buchanan
McNear Frank E., draughtsman George H. Fuller Desk
Co., r. 128 Ninth Av
McNear Frederick W., attorney at law, with Garber,
Boalt & Bishoi), r. University Club
.tIcNEAR GEOKCtE W., shipping and commission
merchant, grain dealer, agent Marine Insurance Co.
limited) of London, and president Port Costa Ware-
house and Dock Co., office 306 California, r. Oak-
land
McNear George W. Jr., with George W. McNear, r. Oak-
land
McNeir Hugh, calker Union Iron Wks, r. 216 Michigan
McNEAK J. .1. JR., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 733 Bush
McNear Lucy C. .Vliss, teacher Humboldt Primary School,
r. 225 Oak
SS" McNear. See McNair
McNee Alexander, capitalist, 538 Kearny, r. 910 Steiner
•McXEE DUNt'AX, secretary San Francisco Collateral
Loan Bank, 538 Kearny and secretary Von Schmidt
Dredging Co., r. 513 Van Ness Av
McNee John H. (estate of) 538 Kearny
McNee John H. Mrs., office 538 Kearny, r. 910 Steiner
McNee Robert, seaman, r. 334 Main
McNeice George, florist, 1.306 Market, r. 712 Twenty-
second
McNeice George G., musician, r. 712 Twenty-second
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McNeil Alexander, ». »..
houKFopathU- physician, olfit-e and r. 784
Van Xess Av, Telephone East 630, hoars
9 to 10 A. .M., 2 to 4 and T to 8 P. M.
McXeil Andrew E., stonecutter, r. 641 Commercial
McNeil Andrew J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2708 Howard
McNeil Angus, carpenter, r. 3434 Mission
McNeil Brothers (Daniel and Michael) horseshoers, S62
Howard
McNeil C. L., r. 325 Montgomery
McNeil Daniel (McNeil Bros.) r."l2i Sherman
McNeil Daniel, Park policeman, r. "iTOli Polk
McNeil Daniel, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
McNeil Daniel D., porter, r. 153 Third
McNeil Elizabeth, widow, r. 2708 Howard
McNeil Ellen, widow, r. 2211 Van Ness Av
McNeil Frank J., carpenter, r. 2708 Howard
McNeil George A., butcher C. W. Foster, r. Oakland
McNeil James, contractor, r. 1067 Mission
McNeil James, jeweler and silversmith Donohue & Ker-
dell, r. Oakland
McNeil James, pressman, r. 511 Bryant
McNeil J. A., clerk Young & Mattliey
McNeil Linda, r. Alms House
SfcNeil Maggie Miss, clerk, r. 110 Olive Av
McNeil Martha, widow, r. Alms House
McNeil Marvin F., bookkeeiier M. Hansen & Co., r. 1114i
Golden Gate Av
McNeil Mary A. Miss, compositor James H. Ban-\ r
2708 Howard
McNeill Slichael (McNeil Bros.) r. 12| Sherman
McNeil Pomposa F., widow, r. 1633 Sacramento
McNeil Roderick, mariner, r. 342 Fourth
McNeil Stephen C, carpenter, r. 628 San Jose Av
McNeil William, shoemaker, r. 1718 Stevenson
McNeill Allan A., salesman The Maze, r. 605 Jessie
McNeill Archibald, printer Valleaii & Oliver, r. 19a Kiss-
! — —ling
McNeill Charles, master tug Elizabeth, r. 517 Third
McNeill Daniel L., carmaker Union Iron Wks., r. 817
►— ' Howard
McXEILL DAXIEL R., real estate and proprietor
Central Park. 1189 Market, r. 49 Eighth
McNeill Daniel W., journalist, r. 823 Jessie
McNeill Daniel W. Jr., clerk, r. 833 Jessie
McNeill E. J., r. Hancock House
McNeill George, cook, r. 229 East
McNeill Henrj', teamster, r. 19a Kissling
McNeill James, carpenter, r. 1815 Sacramento
McNeill James, clerk, r. 207 Minna
McNeill James, shipjoiner P. C. S. S. Co., r. 1525J Post
McNeill John, blacksmith Union Iron Wks.,r. lOMinne
sota
McNeill John, millhand Central Lumber and Mill Co.,
r. 91 Klssling
McNeill Maggie domestic 1800 Pierce
McNeill Michael, quartermaster stmr Rio de Janeri
McNeill Peter, cook, r. 355 Jessie
McNeill Stephen B. , barber, r. 1140 Shotwell
McNeillWilliam W., printer Railway Mail Service, r.
1413 Sacramento
»■ McNeill. See MacNeill, McNeal and McNeil.
McNeilly W. H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 650 Fourth
McNeil James, porter Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 207 Minna
McNemey Anthony, glasscutter W. P. Fuller k Co , r.
1609 Folsom
McNerney Bernard, laborer S. P. Co., r. 676 Clementina
McNemey Daniel J., boilermaker, r. 29 Silver
McNeniey Frank, molder, r. 1530 Folsom
McNerney John laborer, r. 1609 Folsom
McNerney John B., patternmaker, Union Iron Wks, r.
McNerney John T., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks.,
r. 29 Silver
McNerney Julia, widow, r. 29 Silver
8^ McNerney.
Inernv.
SleNeniy Barthy, oiler Cal. St. RR., r. 1504 California-
McNesby Frank, guard County Jail No. 2.
McNesby James, Painter, r. 240 Ritch
McNesby Marj-, widow, r. 6 Clinton
McNess Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 404 Third
McNess Minnie L., saleslady Davis Bros., 404 Third
McNess Robert T.. painter! r. 612J Fell
MfXess William R.. elevator tender, r. .il2a Fell
McNEVIN EDMUND D., ».c.„
PariUc toast Navisation School, 406
Beaie. r. 'ii Kearny
McNevni Hurry, silversmith, r. 1047 Missiou
McNevin Lena, widow, furnished rooms, 1047 Mission
McNichol Lulu, actress, r. 40 Moss
McNichol Sarah, domestic 923 Pine
McNichols John, seaman, r. 2 Olive Court
MoNichols John P.. laborer, r. 401 Harrison
McNiijkle J;uiies, contractor, r. 1307 Point Lobos Av
McNickle Joseph, laborer, r. 208 Second
McNICOLL A. J. iCO.,<A..„.
J. Mc.\u-«II) nianurartarers all kinds
patent hydraulic, air pressure, steam and
hand poMer elevators, l'>2.1'>4 Main, Tele-
plione Main 5»i
McNicoU Andrew J. (A. J. McNicoll & Co.) r. 2725 Sat-
ramento
McNicoll Belle Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 710 Ashburj'
McNicoll George AV., draughtsman A. J. McNicoll & Co.,
r. 710 Ashbury
McNicoll John, iiliotographer, r. S s Concord nr Mission
Road, Bemal Homestead
McNicoll John R., foreman W. A. Woodward & Co., r.
710 Ashbury
McNicoll Marianne, widow, r. 710 Ashbury
.McNicoll William F., macbinist A. J. McNicoU & Co., r.
Alameda
MoNillie John, pipefitter P. M. SS. Co., r. 209 Second
McNInney John, engineer, r. 244 Clara
McXoble L., wheelman stmr J. D. Peters, r. Stockton
McNnrton M. C. Mrs. r. 2621 Pine
McNorton < Uiver B., bricklayer, r. 2245 Market
McNulty Bert, attorney at law, r. 1252 California
McNulty Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 1252 California
McNulty Christopher W., 2nd oflBcer stmr T. C. Walker
McNulty Daniel A., carrier Post Office, r. 1905J Stockton
McNulty Edward, butcher, r. 117 Bernard
McNulty Edward, guard Branch County Jail 2
McNulty Frank, woolsorter, r. 411 Fifth
McNulty Frederick, medic-al student, r. 705 Sutter
McNulty George H., carrier Post Office, r. 623 Harrison
McNu'ty Harry J., student, r. 217 Fillmore
McNulty Harrj- ()., plumber, r. Mt. A'emon and Tara
McNulty H. C. Mrs., r. 1160 Golden Gate Av
McNulty James, rigger Union Iron Wks, r. E s Pennsyl-
vania Av bet Butte and Sierra - ,
McNulty James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
5 Pfeiffer
McNulty James, tanner, r. 14 Ser))entine Av
McNulty Jajues F., printer E. C. Huirhes. r. 5 Pfeiffer
McNulty John, billposter, r. SE cor Eleventh and Mar-
ket
McNulty John, boilermaker, r. 123 Eddy _• -^
McNulty John, sh cmaker, r. 325 Bay
McNulty John F., laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 411 Fifth
McNulty Joseph, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
123 Eddy
McNulty Mary, widow, r. 2 Welsh
McNulty Mary E., dressmaker, 224 Taylor "~
McNulty Owen J., tanner, r. N bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth Avs South
McNulty Patrick C, wool sorter, r. 411 Fifth
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lor ui.sraseK oi men tuny, 'iu), Kearny,
hoar« 9 A. M. t» » P. M. dally, K.':{0 to H.30
eveiiine<. Snnflays 10 A.M. (o 12 91.
McNulty Thoniaa, tiremaii S. F. Gas Lig-ht Co., r. 215
Seventeenth
McNulty Thomas, policeman, r. 533 GuerreroT
McNulty Wellin<<ton, paper hanjfer, r. Mt. Vernon Av
and Tara
McNulty William E., laborer, r. 20i Rausch*
McNulty William, carrier Post Office, r. 5 Pfeiffer
m^ McNulty. See Nulty
McNutt Alexander, carpenter Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 22
John
McNutt Conlin W., carpenter, r. 423 Ellis
McNutt Homer, machinist, r. 238 Day
McNutt James H. (McNutt, K hn k Co.) r. Alameda
Mc.^IJTT, KAHN <K *'0. (James H. McNutt and Al-
bert Kahn) m'iiiutactutin.r stationers, 3J4 Market
McNutt Robert, coalpasser stnir Columbia, r. 14 Te-
ha a
Mc.MlITT W. F., physician and surgeon, 104 Sutter,
r. 1805 California
McNutt William E., te imster, r. 3k Clyde
McParland Juseuh, li<|Uors, NW cor of Sleiner and Union
McPartland Alexander, clerk D. McPartland, r. 1321
Washh'gton
M«-1*AKTL\%D » A IV I EL, candies and notions Tib-
uron Ferry, Telephone Main 1216, r. 1321 Washing-
ton
McPartland Percy, clerk , r. 1321 Washington
McPartland Sarah Miss, domestic Baldwin Hotel
itf McPartland. See McPo tland
McPeake James, r. 163() broadway
McPeake Robert, tea -istfr, r. 29 Madison Av
By McPeak . See McPike
MiPeke Sarah Miss, r ."120 Howard
NcPhadden Archie, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
McPha 1 Archibald, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
McPhail J , bartender, r. What Cheer H- use
McPhail James, laborer Bay Ui trict Track
McPhail John, laborer, r. 60fi Hermann
McPhail John, waiter stnir City of Sydney
McPhaire Patrick, baker, r. 542 Missio
McPhee Alexander, brassmolder The J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 5t> Thirteenth
McPhee Annie, widow, r. 110 Minna
McPliee Charles A., stevedore 207 East, r. 1114 Twenty-
first
McPhee Daniel (McPhee & Groliere) r. 2042 Leaven-
worth •
McPhee Ella Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 25
Dehon
McPhee James A., teas and coffees, 1661 Mission
McPhee John A., ship cari)enter, r. 25 Dehon
McPhee John B., carpenter, r. 223 Ninth Av
McPhee John C, stonecutter, r. 25 Dehon
McPhee Will am J., carpenter, r. 25 Dehon
McPhee & Groliere (Daniel McPhee and John Groliere)
cut stone contractors, 1219 Market
SST McPhee. See Macphee, McAfee and McFee
McPherson Alexander, canvasser, r. 10 Russ
McPherson Alexander, carpenter, r. S s Cortland nr
North Av
McPherson Alexander, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
1608 Polk
McPherson Alexander W., clerk, r. 92iJl Filbert
McPherson Angus, carpenter, r. 639 Mission
McPherson Archibald (McPherson & Bro., r. 33 Louisa
McPherson Charles, watchman, r. Mis ion Rock
McPherson Charles E. , student, r. 635 Twenty-fourth
McPherson C. Thomas janitor, r. 325J Clementina
McPherson Daniel, gnpman Cal. St. RR., r. 1313 Cali-
fornia
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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McPherson Daniel, teamster Alexander McKay, r. 331
Minna
McPherson David L., butcher, r. 5| Boardman PI
McPnerson Uu ican R., warehouseman Kittle a, Co., r'
.533 Sacramento
McPherson Edward B., clerk, r. 1608 Polk
McPherson ElizabLth, widow, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson Fitzhugh, clerk, r. 1307 O'Farrell
McPhei-son Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 312 Loui-
siana
McPherson Frank, storekeeper si mr Peru
McPherson George E. , physician and surgeon, r. C35
Twenty-fourth
McPherson George W., real estate, r. 26i Clementina
McPherson Henry P., iwliceman, r. 1352 Folsom
McPherson Horace W., painter, r. 5'i Bo rdman PI
McPherson James, carpenter, r 42C Michigan
McPherson James A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. Feltonnr Idaho
McPherson Jessie H., manager Charles Wright, r. 603
Front
McPherson John (McPherson & Bro.) r. 33 Louisa
McPherson John, boilermaker, r. 433 Twenty-fourth
McPherson John, bookkeeper, r. Alms House
McPherson John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Lyon
and Golden Gate Av
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McPherson John F., carpenter, r. 306a Bartle^t
McPherson Lochlin, dyeing and cleaning, 1212i Polk, r.
136J Rose Av
McPherso 1 Maggie E. Mrs., widow, r. Abbottsford House
McPherson Marie Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness
Av
McPherson Maynard, physician, r. 2502 Fillmore
McPherson Murdock J., foreman Pac. Lumber Co., r.
1053 Mission
McPherson Nettie, widow, r. 265 Clementina
McPherson Richard H., deputy Assessor, r. 1707 Devi-
sad jro
McPherson R. A., r. 640 Fourth
ftlcPherson Robert R., clerk, r. 635 Twenty-fourth
McPherson Samuel G., painter Thomas M. H. Kelly, r.
2 U2 Sutter
McPherson Samuel H., janitor, r. 2fi5 Clementina
McPherson Lina W. Mrs., teacher Polytechnic High
School, r. 612 Mason
McPherson S. W. Mrs., teacher C immercial High School,
r. 612 Mason
McPherson William, insurance, 309 Montgomery, room
11, r. 2.502 Fillmore
McPherson William H., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r.
329 Filbert
McPherson & Brother (Archibald and John) merchant
tailors, 231 Sixth
/C^ McPherson. See MacPherson
.McPhillips Edward, teamster, r. 449 Tenth
McPhillips Edward E., drayman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. 405 Tenth
McPhillips Edwin E., dr.iyman, r. 405 Tenth
McPhillips Frank, teamster, r. 449 Tenth
McPhillips John, watchman, r. 1318 Dupont
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McPhillips William, teamster, r. 449 Tenth
McPhi oniy Edw.rd, laborer, r. 211 Minna
McPhilomy Isabella Miss, furnished rooms, 211 Minna
McPhun K. B. Mrs., wi.low, r. 520 Jessie
McPbun Svbilla, widow, r. 44 Gmve
McPHUN WILLIAM, n....r.o...r
Mludon sbaai'i aiMl «»i»aque elolU ana
■ dealer paper hangings, etc., II95 Market,
r. I»«)0 Turk
iMcPlliB HEXRY€. (Dunne &McPike) attorneys at
law, alO Pine, rooms 42-47, r. Oakland
McPittrick Peter, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 631 J
Thirty-first
McPortland Ellen, widow, r. 6 Collins
McPortland Joen B., laborer, r. 21 Rausch
B^" McPortland. See McPartland
McQuade Arthur, teamster J. B. Bocarde Drayage Co.,
r. 1310 Harr son
McQuade Charles, clerk P. F. Kearny, r. 2616 Folsom
McQuaie Edward, 2d assisUnt engineer stmr Acapulco,
r. 1240 Folsom
McQuade Ella Miss, dressnnker, r. 90S Twenty-fourth
McQuade Francis, plumber, r. 1109 Hampshird
McQuade Frank, cutter, r. 143 Henry
McQuade George \V., laborer, r. 131 J Freelon
McQuade Hugh, seaman, r. 314J Seventh
McQuade James V., clerk, r. 2103 Bush
McQuade John, coalpasser stmr Australia
McQuade John, shoemaker, r. 4 Vernon PI
McQuade Joseph F., insurance, r. '2\0S Bush
McQuade Lawrence, laborer S. P. Co. ,
McQua le Mag-crie Miss, milliner, r. 908 Twenty-fourth
McQuade Maria, widow, r. 90S Twenty-fourth
McQuade Mary, widow, r. 1109 Hampshire
McQuade Mar\' A. Miss, clerk, r. 143 Henry
McQuade Owen, bartender, r. 908 Capp
McQuade Patrick, shoemaker, r. 143 Henry
McQuade Patrick H., waiter, r. 1211^ Folsom, rear
McQuade Stephen, marine fireman, r. 24 Federal
McQuade Thomas J „ clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 908
Capp
McQuaid Ella Miss, laundress Electric Laundi-y, r. 129b
Fourteenth
McQuaid Frank, merchant, r. 113 Fourteenth
McQuaid Frank, policeman, r. N\V cor California and
First Av
McQuaid J,, coalpasser stmr City of Sydney
McQuaid John, blacksmith, r. 8i Boardman PI
McQuaid John H., laborer, r. 8A Boardman PI
McQuaid Joseph S., press agent The Orpheum, r. 123
Eddy
McQuaid Margiret, widow, r. 129b Fourteenth
McQuaid Margaret, widow, r. 1310 Harrison
McQuaid Mary Miss, teacher Washington Evening School,
r. 125 First Av
McQuaid Michael G., laborer, r. 7 Glen Park Av
McQuaid Thomas E., teamster Eclipse Cracker Co., r.
NW cor California and First Av
McQuaide Arthur T., bookkeeper D. M. Moran & Co., r.
128 Gilbert
McQuaide Catherine G. Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 339 Seventeenth
McQuaide Daniel, teamster, r. 128 Gilbert
McQuaide Frank, wool sorter, r. 128 Gilbert
McQiiaide James P., clerk, r. 128 Gilbert
McQuaide John, boilermaker, r. 1817a Howard
McQuaide Joseph Rev., assistant rector Church of the
Holy Cross, r. 1820 Eddy
McQuaide Mary, widow, r. 1817a Howard
McQuaide Michael, capitalist, r. 339 Seventeenth
McQuaide Owen, bookkeeper, r. 339 Seventeenth
McQuaide Patrick, laborer, r. 128 Gilbert
McQuaide Patrick, wood and coal, 113 Shipley, . 544
Natoma
•^ McQuaide. See McQuade and McQuoid.
McQuarrie Catherine, widow, r. 2343 Washington
McQuarrie Frank M., designer W. W. Montague & Co.'
r. 2343 Washington
McQuarrie George O., stock clerk W.W.Montague &
Co., r. 2343 Washington
McQuarrie John A., salesman John F. Meyers & Co., r.
2426 Washington
McQuarrie Mary Mrs. , r. 324 O'Farrell
McQuarrie Robert, merchant, r. 324 OTarrell
1^" McQuarrie. See Maequarrie
ItlcQLEKN AI'FKKD W., compiler Langley's San
Francisco Directorv, 518 Clay, r. 1031 Valencia
McQueen Henrj- M., clerk W. M. Searby, r. 160 Golden
Gate Av
I James S., baker, r. 504 Geary
McQueen JOHN
(soeeessor to P. Mer-
rill) earpet beating works, lirst-class
beating and renovating, paeking, moving
and siiipping lioasebold good*. Hair
picking done also, 453 Stevenson, Tele-
plioue South 338, r. 1011 Guerrero
McQueen Robert Mrs., r. 1127 Guerrero
McQuieney Bridget, widow, r. 136 Shipley
McQueeney James J., shoemaker, r. 136 Shipley
McQueeney John, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
McQueeney William, expressman, r. 136 Shipley
McQueeney William P., steam fitter, r. 13o Shipley
McQUESTEN CHAKLES A., physician and secre-
tarj- U. S. Board Examining Surgeons of Pension-
ers, 131 Post, r. 1618 Jackson
McQuesten David M., laundrj', r. 653 Twentieth
McQuesten George D., proprietor Joy Laundry, r. 217
Seventeenth
McQuesten Mary, widow, r. 1618 Jackson
McQuesten M. S., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
44 Sixth
McQuiddy R. Dale, traveling salesman Redington & Co.
McQuiesten Joseph, salesman Wolf & Sons
McQuillan Ellen, widow, r. 116 Welsh, rear
McQuillan Frank, janitor, r. 343 Beale
McQuillan James, seaman, r. 532 Howard
McQuillan John, seaman stmr Australia r. 532 Howard
McQuillan John T., laborer, r. 532 Howard
McQuillan Joseph, machinist Pac. Can Co.,r.
Fol-
McQuillan Mary Miss, r. 116b Fourteenth
McQuillan Mary A., widow, r. 703 Greenwich
McQuillan Peter, fireman tug Reliance, r. 322 Fremont
McQuiston Joseph, salesman, r. 515Broderick
McQuittv Andrew, jjorter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1324" Eddy
McQuitty William A., dentist, 139 Post, r. 1324 Eddy
McQuoid Frank, brakeman S. P. C«., r. 208 Shotwell
McQuoid Joseph, bricklayer, r. 208 Shotwell
McQuoid William, teamster, r. 1050 Howard
8^" McQuoid. See McQuade and McQuaid
SIcRae Anna, groceries 25 Louisa
McRae Catherine, r. 917 Guerrero
McRae Donald, carpenter, r. 209 Crescent Av
McRae Donald, clerk, r. Alms House
McRae Donald, ( ontrac»or, r. 1022 Mission
McKAE I»ONALD, manager Auction Price House,
829 Mission, r. 838 Mission
McRae Donald P. , reporter Call, r. 1029 Mission
McRae James, r. 122 Twenty-sixth
McRae James T., dairyman, 1 Worth
McRae Kitty, domestic 1122 Eddy
McRae Mary E. , dressmaker, r. 25 Louisa
McRae Peter A., clerk George W. McNear, r. 1029 Mis-
sion .
McRae William D , carpenter, r. 122 Twenty-sixth
McRae William P., clerk, r. 1029 Mission
^ McRae. See MacRae, McCray, McCrea and Mo
Creagh
McRaith John, shoemaker, r. 356 Jessie
t^ McRaith. See McCraith
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MuReynolJs Samuel II., laborer, r. 1303 Montgomery
McHsyiulds Steil n,' P., labjrer, r. 1303 Mo.it;^omery
Meliobert) William rf., r. lo9 C'app
MettOiitE JOttS, inanag-er Western Union Telegraph
C,)., Nii cor Pine and Montgomery, r. Sail Carlos,
C.u.
McRissie Jennie Miss, r. 316 Jones
McShiue Andrew, bookeaper Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, r. 1308 Valencia
MoShAue Andrew P., candymaker, r. 130S Valencia
Mc^liaiie Bernard J., engineer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1521c
Howard
McSh.i le Edward, longshore'iian, r. 512 Mission
McShane Eu„'cj.ie J., bookkeeper L /ndon, Paris and
America 1 tiank. r. 13J8 Valencia
McShane Prank J. (Ojlber & McShane) r. 1418 Howard
Mc.Shane Ja ujs J., policeman, r. 21 Shotwell
Mcihaue John, r. 411 East.
McShane Kate, widow, r. 42 Gilbert
Mc jhane Njllie T., widow, r. 1009 Twentieth
McShane Kobert painter, r. 4i G ibert
McShane Thomas t;., traveliag salesman R. N. Naaon &
Co., r. 127 Guerrero
McShane William, laborer, r. 5 Vassar PI
McShane William J., pitfnier, r. 42 Gilbert
McShea Jolin Ai., boilermaker, r. 328J Tehama
McShea John P., boileraiaker Union Iron Wks, r. 328i
Tehama
McShea William A., laborer, r. 21 Stanford
McSheehy E., trimmer E.lison Liicht and Power Co., r.
Berkeley
McSherry Patrick, teamster, r. 1216 Stelner
t^" McSherry. See MacShi^rry
MuSorlej' Alexander, labo er, r. 1912 Point Lobes Av
McSjrley Archibald, teamster, r. 518a Kolsoni
ilcS rley Edward J., bookoiuder Althof & Bahls, r. 39
Washington Av
McSorley John J., with Market St. Ry, r. 33 Powell Av
McSorley Rodger, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co.
McSorley Thomas, griimian, r. 33 Powell Av
McSorley William, clerk W. B. ClufT & Co., r. 445 Clem-
entina
McSorley William J., r. 140 Perry
I^T' McS jrley. See Macsorley
McStay Edward P., si;j;n painter, r. 115 Ellis
McStay John J., chief engineer stmr Colon
McStJcker frank B., student, r. 3 Rushton
McS wain Napoleon B., engineer American Oil Co., r. 908
Eleve .th Av South
McSweeney Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
MoSweeney Ambrose, clerk Post Office, r. - Sanchez
McSweeney D. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Sanchez
McSweeni-v Edward, farmer, r. 734 Caijp
McSweeney Eugene, butchjr, r. 2 Sanchez
McSweeney Eu^'ene D., clerk, r. SE cor Chestnut and
Polk
McSweeney H , waiter stmr Saturn
McSweeney James, driver Johnson & Brown, r. Visi-
tacion Valley
McSweeney James P,, transferer Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 3940 Clay
McSweeney Marie, domestic 1299 Taylor
McSweeney Patrick, laborer, r. 2194 Tehama
McSweeney Peter, bvseball player, r. 734 Capp
McSweeney William, teamster J. B. Dean, r. 314 First
McSwegan Charles, plumber and gasfltter, etc., 1105
Buchanan, r. 117 Fulton
McSwegan Charles Jr., messenger The Associated Press,
r. 117 Fulton
McSwcan Edward, newsdealer, 138 Fourth, r. 117 Ful-
ton
McSwegan Harry P., operator S. F. Dist. TjI. Co., r.
131) Dore
McSwegan Hugh, patrolman Morse's Patrol System, r.
117 Fulton
McSwegan James, blacksmith, r. 96J Devisadero
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McSwegan James A , machinist Atlas Iron Wks, r. 2135
Harrison
McSwegan M iry, widow, r. 117 Fulton
McSwegan Peter, laborer, r. 549 Bryant
McSwegan Philip, clerk, r. i)(i's Devisadero
McSwegan Thomas, p.asterer.'r. 139 Dore
McSwiirgan Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
813 Pierce
McTamney J., clerk Post Office, r. 441 Minna
McTamney Marv Mrs., r. 441 Minna
JIcTamney Patrick, tailor, r. 2 Bowie Av
M Tarnhan Ella Miss, r. 182,i)C Howard
McTelgue Annie, widow, r. E s Banks nr Cortland Av
McTeiman James J., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
923 Alibama
McTernan Cornelius T., groceries, NE cor Fourteenth
Av South and N
McTernan James C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 18
Hartford
McTdrnan Thomas, blacksmith, r. NE cor Fourteenth
Av South and N
McTernan Thomas F., blacksmith Studebaker Bros., r.
IS Hartford
McTernan Tom, salesman Howard Black, r. SW cor Van
Ness Av and Edd.v
McTigue Francis, laborer, r. 405 Clementina
McTigue Frank, sh lemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 19 Al-
varado
McTigue John, shoemaker, r. 19 Alvarado
McTigue John M., clerk stmr Corona, r. Golden Gate,
Berkeley
McTigue Joseph W., harnessmaker, 3096 Mission, r. 19
Alvarado
McTi,'ue Michael, harnessmaker Joseph W. McTigue, r.
IJ Alvarado
McTigue Richard A. harnessmaker J. W. McTigue, r. 19
Alvarado
McTigue Steven, tea packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. Gol-
den Gate, Alameda Co
McTigue Theedore, shoefinisher, r. 19 Alvarado
McA'anner James, painter. Mills Bldg, r. 3237 Sixteenth
McV'ay Harlan E., 1st Lieutenant Assistant Surgeon
U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
McVey Joseph, butler, r. 1001 Fillmore
McVean D. Malcolm, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 714
Bush
McVean Duncan Maxwell, special agent Transatlantic
Fire Insurance Co., 213 Sansorae, r. 714 Bush
McVeetj Tlieodore, salesman, r. 371 Minna
McVeigh George, laborer, r. 221 Broadway
McVeigh Patrick J., bartender Matt Grimm, r. 416 Hyde
McVeigh Patrick J., engineer, r. 1010 York
McVemer James, painier, r. 3237J Sixteenth
McVerry James, hoseman Engine 20
McVerry Mary Miss, teacher Irving Primary School, r.
2110 Hyde
McVerry Nancy, widow, r. 2110 Hvde
McVety Thomas, saltsman, r. 871 Minna
McVey Charles, dair.\Tnan, r. 312 Fell
McVey Francis J., patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 527
Arkansas
McVey John, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San Bruno
Av., opp Fifteei th Av south
McVey John, laborer, r. 7S0 Illinois
McVey John, laborer, N s Solano bet Iowa and Penn-
sylvania Av
McVey John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 710 Sierra
McVey John F., laborer Pac. Can '.'o., r.622J Hayes
McVey Mary A., widow, r. 622i Hayes
McVey Patrick H., dairyman, r. 312 Fell
McVey Richard, cook, r. 45 Everett
l^" McVey. See McVeigh
McVicar John, molder, 2205 Larkin
McVicker Alexander, lumberman, r. 24 Chesley
McVicker Alexander (McVicker, Broderick & Co. and
McVick>»r H Bmd r ck') r 1037 Missi n '-~^^="
Will keep Disease Germs out of ihe Water. Rented
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C. BROWN a SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
00 MUI
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W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast ,
(See Page opp. name ot W. B. Chapman .) 1
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I- ■£ —
3 i McVicker, Broderiok & Co. (Alex-.mder McVicker, Ed-
3 '^ muiid Broderick and Frank Lutley), groceries, 40
■ iS Sixth
5 i McVicker Duncan, janitor, r. 124 Welsh
- "q. McVicker James, stonecutter, r. 186 Howard
^ -^ McVicker James E., carpenter, r. 2031 Geary
J I— McVickftr & lirorierick (Alexander McVicker and Ed-
r mund Broderick), groceries, 27 Ninth
^? McVVavne H. H., waiter stmr Walla Walla
^ Mcn'lllKTEK DAVID (McWhirter Electric Co.) r.
.2 McWHIRTER ELECTRIC CO.
'Zr^ (l»a>l«i »Mi«iiirter> t-ittuit iaiis itai<-u-
^Sr tees aatoniatic «l(>or opener and closer,
^-^ 457 Valencia
f McWhirter G. E., compositor Report, r. 31 Albion Av
^S McWhirter Isabelle, domestic 702.J McAllister
^ McWilliams Charles A., solicitor Wester, I Shipping and
"^ Commission Co., r. 735 O'Farrell
V-. McWilliams Delia Miss, seamstress Cal. Furniture Mnfg
O Co.
tj— ( McWilliams Emma Miss, teacher Heald'8 Business Col-
lege, r. 102 Walnut
<-^ McWilliams Frederick J. , with Parrott & Co. , r. Hotel
^ Beresford
T~< McWilliams James, laborer Tub^s Cordage Co., r. cor
CO Seventh av South and M
C^ McVVjiliams Jane, domestic 2400 Mission
McWilliams John, he per Shot Tower, r. G15 Fell
^5 McWilliams John, laborer S. P. Co.
G McWilliams John A., boilermaker Union Iron Wks, r.
°S 1107 McAllister
'''TJi McWiUiams John vV., salesman H. Huddleston & Co., r.
%i 809 Guerrero
*^ McWilliams Joseph, hostler Denis J. Lynch, r. Twelfth
^ Av South bet L and M
McWilliams Kate, Widow, r. 102 Walnut
O McWilliams Kate Miss, stenographer R. H. Countryman,
v^. r. 102 Walnut
^* McWilliams Michael, r. Twelfth Av South bet L and M
^^ McWilliams Michael Jr, tanner, r. Twelfth Av South bet
mSem L and M
^^ McWilliams Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
aoM Seventh Av South bet M and N
-jr" McWilliams William A., cleik Freight Auditor's Dept. S.
^-i P. Co., r. 615 Fell
\ McWilliams William A. Jr., groceries and liquors, 2029
"^ Polk, r. til5 Fell
^^ Meaback Henry, engineer, r. 23 Dolores
^^ Meaburh Laura F., widow, r. 2217 Taylor
B^ Meaburn P. Augusta M. , ■ idow, r. 920 Green
Meacham David K., r. 1316 Guerrero
Meacham Frederic E., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 3 Frank-
fort Av
Meacham John F., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 1417 Hayes
Meacham Lucretia V. , widow, r. 1417 Hayes
Mead Benjamin F., hatter, r. 1215 Leavenworth
Mead Bridget, widow, r. 3 Hyde Terrace
Mead C. A., physician, 327 Ellis
Mead Carl B., compositor Call, r. Oakland
Mead Charles F., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 1215 Leaven-
worth
Mead Charles F., laborer, r. 2832 Pine
Mead Charles H., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1613 Sacramento
Mead Charles H. (estate of) saddlery, Edward A. Huber
manager, SE cor Front aud Jackson
Mead Charles H., harness a' d saddlery, 16 Golden Gate
Av. r. 1219i Golden Gate Av
Mead Charles H. Jr., harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
1211)^ Golden Gate Av
Mead Elizabeth B., widow, r. 317 Ninth
Mead Emma J. Miss, bookkeeper Sherman, Clny &Co., r.
1215 Leavenworth
Mead Essie Miss, saleslady Redington & Co., r. 724 Brod-
erick
Mead Frank, carpenter, r. 411^ Natoma
Mead Frank, coachman, r. 3 Hyde Terrace
Mead George E. , blacksmith, r. 776 Clayton
Mead Henry S., shoemaker, r. 312 Fols^m
Mead Jane Miss, furnished rooms, r. 334 Turk
Mead John, seaman, r. 13 Evereti
Mead John F. (Mead & Clogg) r. 3245 Mission
Mead Josie Mrs., dressm king, 105 Stockton
MEAD L<>|l|l!^ K., secretary Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Wks, SE cor Howard and Beale, r. The Colonial
Mead Martin T., machinist, r. 35 Tremont Av
Mead Mar\ E. Miss, nurse C. and C. hospital
Mead Matthew, painter, r. 3. H.\de Terrace
Mead Michael H., assistant coiner U. S. Mint, r. 7 Elgin
Park Av
Mead O.-bourn J., coffee saloon, 205 Sixth, r. 1622 How-
ard
Mead Patrick, longshoreman, r. 230 Filbert
Mead Perci>al M., r. 2303i Bush
Mead Roy, bartender, r. 514 Diamond
Me ,d Roy D., clerk, with Garber, Boalt & Bishop, r. 776
Clayton
Mead Sarah M., wid w, r. 1144 Mission
Mead Selden, laborer, r. 478 Tehama
Mead Susan B., widow, r. 1818^ Mason
Mead Thuddeus H., engineer Market St. Ry, r. cor Bak-
er and Fell
Mead Walter, insurance solicitor Cesar Bertheau, r. 1828
Vallejo
Mead Walter J., operator W. U. Tel. Co..r. 105 Stockton
Mead Walter W., laborer, r. 421 Twenty-second
Mead William, tailor, r. 3 Hyde Terrace
Mead William D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. .501 Oetavia
Mead William H., secretary Contra Cosia Water Co., 728
Montgomery, r. 2405 Oetavia
Mead William H., wireman Edison Light & Power Co.,
r. 7 Elgin Park
Mead & Clogg (J. F. Mead and Peter Clogg) blacksmiths,
3245 Mission
Meaddows Benjamin, porter, r. 139 Shipley
Meaddnws Joseph F., doorkeeper Builders' Exchange, r.
139 Shipley
Meade Mrs., widow, r. 776 Clayton
Meade Calvert, adjus.er fire losses, 420 California, room
23, r. Oaklana
Meade Frank, hackman, r. 244J Clara
Meade Henry, tailor, 409 Commercial, r. 404J Waller
Me,ade John, liquors, 1648 Mission
Meide Josie Mrs., dre smaking, 105 Stockton
Meade Lafayette, r. 220a O.'F rrell
Meade Lizzie Miss, seamstress Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
3245 Mission
Meade Mary R., widow, r. 776 Clayton
Meade Vohner A., waiter, r. 18 Jessie
Meader Ann R., widow, r. 2034 Pine
Meader Eliza L. Miss, teacher Coo]ier Primary School, r.
2034 Pine
Meader Frank H., tinsmith, r. 5034 Pine
Meader James A., shoe cutler, r. 425 Vallejo
Meader Joseph E., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 2034 Pine
Meadowcraft William, laborer, r. SW cor Thirteenth Av
and I
Meadows Arthur J., collector Rauer's Law and Collec-
tion Asrency, r. 116 Turk
Meadows Charles R., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 515
Post
Meadows Charles W., boat builder, r. 13 I O ik, rear
Meadows Etta, teacher music, r. 1043 Mission
Meadows Frederick, sa esman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r.
27 A Lafayette
Meadows George L., glasscutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
244 Chattanooga
Meadows H. Wallace, pantryTnan, r. 244 Chattanooga
Meadows Richard, seaman, r. 19 Hinckley
Meadows William E., conductor, r. 1043 Mission
Meadows William E., Jr., clerk Phelps & Miller, r. 1043
Mission
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Mea^low■^ William J. M., furnished rooms, 107 Powell
Meads George A., nurse J. C. Anthony Co., r. 609 Jones
Meads John, restaurant, r. 1(522 Howard
Meads Lloyd T., stenographer Joost & Woolley, r. .'il4
Sutt. r
Meads N. L., clerk stnir Gold, r. 335 Sutter
Meads ead Edward J , laborer Pae. Rohing Mills, r. 501
Napa
Meagher Andrew J. .foreman Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 1170 Harrison
Meagher C, laborer, r. 34*? Fourth
Meagher Daniel, wool so>'ter Flint & McLellan, r. 90S)
FIf'eenth
Meagher Frank D., lineman Eilson Light and Power Co.,
r. 808 Mission
!»1E.4<;III':K FKANK T., secretary Supreme Court of
California, 30.') Larkin, r. San Rafael
Meagh r James, bakery, r. 32C8 Sixteenth
Meagher James, ropeinaker, r. 420 Valley
Meagher James, watchman Cutting Fruit Packing Co. ,
r. Berkeley
Meagher James F., bookkeeper C. Curtni, r. 320 Eigh-
teenth
M«egher James F., c<pyist Recorder's Office, r. 244
Clementina
Meagher .lames J., ropemaker, r. 427 Twenty-eighth
Meagher Jeremiah, harnessmaker Corporation Vard, S.
F. F. D.,r. 12JTilden
Meagher Johannah, widow, r. 4 Godeus
Meagher John. r. 2832 Howard
Meagher Joseph J., ropemaker, r. 427 Twenty-ei.'hth
Meagher Marv, widow, r 410 Duncan
1HE.4<;HK ' niK'HAKL, capitalist, r. 321 Oak
Meagher Michael J., r. 1038 Army
Meagher Peter, laborer, r. 066 brannan
Meagher Thomas, laborer Custom House, r. 321 Oak
Meagher Thomas F., 2102 Sutter
Meagher William F., boots and shoes, 118 O'Farrell
Meagher VVilliam J., insur.ince, r. 321 Oak
Meagher William J., policeman, r. 2810 Webster
Meagher William P., clerk, r. 1894 Broadway
tS" Meagher. Sfee Maher
Meagles Edward J., marblecutter, r. 2530 Post
Meagles Joseph, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
2530 Post
Meagles Michael, laborer, r. 2530 Post
Meagles Richard M., st 'necutter, r. ii.iSO Post
Meakin Edgar T., machinist William Meakin, r. 1234J
Va lejo
Meakin Robert, mastor bark Oreron, r. 54 Sacramento
Meakin William, modelmaker, 622 Commercial, r. 1234A
Vallejo
Mealey Br >wn, machinst, r. NW cor Maryland and
Sierra
Meale\ Edward E., engineer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asyl-m, r. 1026 F fteenth Av South
Mealey Edward L. Jr., bartender, r. 1026 Fifteenth Av
S.juth
Mealey John, blacksmith, r. 331 Twent -seventh
Mealev Margaret E., dumestic 2020 Buchanan
1^- Mealey. See Meily
Meanv Bridget, widow, r. 1218 Jores
Meaney Mary Miss, school teacher, r. 1218 Jones
Meaney Louis J., trunkmaker, r. 804 Treat Av
Me ms Joseph S,, caterer, r. 639 San Jose Vv
Meanvvell (Charles, sh p Cirpenter and secretary Ship and
Steamboat Joiners' Assn, 14 Folsom, r. 13j Madison
Av
Meany John J., seaman, r. 235 Minna
Meany Joseph J., master mariner, r. 223a Leavenworth
Meany Robert laborer, Union Iron Wks, r. ii06 Napa
Meany Tony VV., ta'lor S. Greenbur,', r. 836 Mission
MEARK^ JOHN L., superintendent City Division
Post Offi e, r. 1715 Polk
Meares .loseph. grip nan Market St. Ry, r. 634 Elizabeth
Mearns George (George and George S. Mearnsl r. 1412
Octavia
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
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622 TU^MFSKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
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MEARNS GEORGE AND
searrliers of records and
notary iiublic, 42.> Mont-
gomery, room 8
Mearns George S. (George and George S. Mearns) r. 1412
Octav a
Mearns James, stationery and school supplies, 1500 Pow-
ell, r. 1508 Powell
Mearns Mary, widow, r. 145 Erie
Mears Harry (Coffin & Mears) r. 3237 Mission
Mears Harry W., electrician, r. 3283 Mission
Mear^ Richard, waiter, r. 657 Mission
Measor Herbert, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 320 Loui-
siana
Mebadi Frank, butcher Ernest Weber & Co., r. 10265
Minna
Mebacli Michael, porter, r. 506 Corbett Road
tt3- Mebach. See Mibach
MfiC.41M\\E¥ ANOl^. capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av,
r. Bay Faun Island, Alameda
Mecchi F. & Co. (Francisco Mecchi, Charles Simi, and
Louis Selleiier) groceries and liquors, 733-735 Mont-
gomery Av
Mecchi Francisco (F. Mecchi & Co.) r. 1922 Mason
Mecchi Giovai ni, clerk, r. 10 Bartol
Mecchi Lorenzo, peddler, r. 10 Bartol
Mecchi Pietro, clerk, r. 10 Bartol
Mechanic House, Ernst H. hick proprietor, 116 Berrv
BIECII/iNIC MILL!^. Wells, Russell&Co. proprietois,
SW cor Mission and Fremont
MECHANICS' AID ASSOCIATION, John W. Hans-
brough secretar , 20 Ellis
Mechanics' Building and Loan Association, Gustavus L.
Spear president, William E. Lutz secretary, 205
Sansome
MECHANICS' FIRE INSIfRANCE CO., J. D. Rich-
ards & Co. citv agents, 409 California
MECIIANI4;S' HOME ANI» SALOON, Bernard
Luhnnann proprietor, 101-103 First
Mechanics' Home Hotel, Gustav Gecke propiietor, 624
Fulton
MECHANICS' IX.STITUTE, A. S. Hallidie president,
R. P. Doolan recording secretarj', J. H. Culver sec-
retary, 31 Post
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE INDUSTRIAL EXHI-
BITION, J. H. Culver secretary, office 31 Post
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE LIBKAR¥, A. M. Jel-
lison librarian. 31 Po^t
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE PAVILION, Larkin,
Polk, Hayes and Grove
Mechanics' Lunch House, Henry Schwarting proprietor,
4(j Spear
MECHANICS' MILLS. Andrew Wilkie proprietor,
SW cor Mission and Fremont
Meche Andro, porter Radovich Bros.
Mechler Barbara, widow, r Alms House
Mecke Andreas, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r. 1011
Minna
Mecket Anna Miss, dressmaker W. M. Loudon, r. 716
Cipp
Meckfessel Frederick, vice president Del Monte Milling
Co., 107 Caliiornia, r. Sacramento Cal
Meckfessel Fred J., bookkeeper Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. Oakland
Meck^em Ji>hn F., salesman George N. Croley, r. Ala-
meda
Mecready Alexander, farmer, r. 1514 Hyde
Mecready Ale ander R.. carpenter, r. 7 Tay
Mecready Raymond, editor and manager Owl Publishing
Co., offije 3S Mereliants' Exchmge BKlg, r. 7 Tav
MECREDY BROTHERS CO.. «.
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Meegan Peter J. (Christiansen & Meegan) r. 2930 Howard
>leenan Alic. , widow, r. 9i5 Shotwell
Meehan Andrew, tcripman, r. 3o5 Broderick
M e ;an Audrew Jr., uriverU. S. Laundry, r. 241 Fifteenth
Meehan lirolhers (Lawrence and Patrick J.) liquors, SE
r Hciward and Seci>nd
SUN llHSURflNGE GO. MEEfir churles
428 California Street
Mecredv Eli-a, widow, r. 1514 Hvde
Mec edy Frederick A., clerk PoA Office, r. 432 Church
ile.redy John, brass molder M. Greenbergs Sons, r. 806
Uouiu'lass
Mecredy John G., (Mecredv Bros.) r. 434 Church
Mecredv John J., r. 422 Church
Mecreiiy Raymond R.. carpenter, r. 422 Church
Mecredy 'Ihomas H. (Mecredy Bros.) r. 422 Church
Metre Jy William J., marine engineer, r. 422 Church
B?" Mecredy. See Macredy and McOeady
Medau Charles P., barber Morris Gutman, r. 2911a Geary
Me au Emil C. , cigarm .ker, 710 Washington, r. 2324 Pine
Medau Franc jis. couk, r. 700 Stockton, rear
MKItAL' JI LII'S H., wines and liquors, 224 Sixth,
r. 318 Si.xth
Medau M. C. Mrs. , widow, r. 2324 Pine
MEI>4'K.4FT K. f.. secretary Sun Insurance Co., 205
.-ansonie, r. Alameda
Meddock Jesse T., real estate, r. 605 Ellis
HEUICAL UFP.lKT.flK.W IMVERSITV OF
(:.4LIFOR.M.4, Robert A. McLean dean, E s
Sto< ktoii bet. Chestnut and F^a^ cisco, clinic rooms
115 New Montgomery office 305 Kearpv
Medical Society of The "State of California, W. Watt
Kerr, secretary, office 528 Sutter
Me ici Estelle. widow, midwife, r. 512 Filbert
Meiina Alexander, porter, stmr San Bias
Medina Emigdin (Eiuigdio Medina in Co) r. 312 Octavia
Medina Emig io & Co. (Emi^^'dio MeJiua) Mexican
lands. 202 Market
Medini F. P., electric'an Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 319 Clipper
Medina John, pork packer, r. 4 Reed PI
Medina John M. |M. F. Cabrae & Co.) r. San Diego, Cal
Medina Vidal, printer, r. 9o7 Filbert
Medina Vidal U. , forem in Pac. Folding Paper B x Fac-
tory, r. 1920 Powell
Medina Wdliam H., collector Madison & Biu-ke, r. 416
Greenwich
Meiina William T., bookkeeper St. Louis Brewery, r.
416 Greenwich
Medina William T. Jr., clerk Mad son & Burke, r. 416
Greenwich
Medley Alfred F., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1.06 Hvde
Sledley Charles H., clerk, r. 2926 Bush
Medley Herbert A,, cleaner U. S. Ajipraisers' Bldg, r.
1506 Hyde
Medley James P., machinist, r. 2926 Bush
Medlock Georgt W., bjokkeei>er, r. l.Sll Jfoe
Medlock Walter P., blscksmith. r. 1511 Noe
Medovich Mamie Mrs., r. 4-2vi Minna
Meil..vich The )dore C, r. 429 Minna
Medu,'o Gre,'oriii, farmer, r. 17 Hinckley
Medus Bazile, paper hanger and painter, r. 818 Broad-
way
Medus Louis (Medus k Hurthere) r. 120^ Trenton
Medu> Rene, clerk G. W. Llark & Co., r.'SIS Broadway
Medus & Hurthere (Louis Medus and Alexander Hur-
there) carpenter , 1122 Stockton
Mee James Mrs., widow, r. 1894 Broadway
Mse Jame< E., n etal roifer, r. 934 Twentieth
Mee J. Hubert, student, r. 1894 Broad wav
Mee John. r. 934 Twentieth
Mee Joseph J., upholsterer John Holy. r. 934 Twentieth
Mee Joseph P., attornev at law, 325 Montgomery, room
3. r. 1894 Broadway
Mee Timothy, traveling passenger and freight agent Rio
Grande Western Ry, 14 Montgomey, r. Santa Clara,
Cal.
Mee William P., clerk, r. 934 Twentieth
Meeder John, paiitrraian Christ Koster, r. 1805 Haight
Meegan Charles J , bookkeeper Cal. Product Distribut-
ing Co., 206a Post
Meegan Frank W., traveling salesman Cal. Product Dis-
tributing Co., r. 206 a Post
Mep a John, laborer, r. "ii Fourteenth
fanitary
plauiucr. Ka« anu kicuiu liiit-c. sexer iil|>e
laid. Jolibin<; o' all kinds, 65*j !»acra.
iiiento. r. IHOS^ailrJo
Meehan Charles W, bookkeeper Charles Meehan, r. 118
Hayes
Meehan Ellen, widow, r. 1521 Tavlor
Meehan Emily Miss, waitress Miss B. C. McFadden, r. 32
Second
Meehan Frank, clerk, r. 1521 Taylor
Meehan George, laborer, r. 6cfeli (_ 1- nientina
Meehan George, p umber, r. 225 Fiiteenih
Mejhan Geor.:e Ir., assistant O'Connor, Mo&att& Co, r.
225 Fifteenth
Meehan George H., plumber Charles Meehan, r. 1808
Va.Iejo
Meehan Georgia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1548 Howard
Meehan James, cook, r. 275 Clara
Methan James, helper T. J. Moynilian, r. 627i Natoma
Meehan James, miner, r. .512 Huward
Meehan James, salesman C Cuitin, r. 223 Fifteenth
Meet ai James H., salesman, r. 223 Fifteenth.
Meehan Jesse P., superintendent Pullman Palace Car
Co., 89-90 Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Meehan John, r. 326 Pacific
Meehan John C, t,>nirer Metten & Gebhardt, r. 14 West
Park
Meehan John J., liquors, SE cor Second and Howard, r.
San Mateo, Cal.
Meehan John L., l.i borer, r. Jf s Fulton nr Masonic Av
Meehan J. W. Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 607 Napa
Meehan l^wrence (Meehan Bros.) r. 573 Howard
Meehan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1648 Howard
Meehan Magaret, widow, r. 154S Howard
Mee an Martin, laborer, r. <.27J Na oma
Meehan Ma- tin J., biiilermaker, r. 627J Natoma
Meehan Mary, laundress U. S. Laundry, r. 225 Fifteenth
Meehan Mary E., widow, r. 1416 Alabama
Meeh n Michael, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 225 Fifteenth
Meehan Michael J., millman Fulton Erig. and Ship bldg-
Wks, r. 3235 Sixteenth
Meehan Minnie Miss, bo.xtrimmer F. Korbel- & Bros., r.
112 Shipley
Meehan Patrick, laundryman V. S. Laundry, r. 225 Fif-
teenth
Meehan Patrick, master bark Oregon
Me han I'atrick J. (Meehan Bros. ) r. 410 Chestnut
Meehan Peter, r. 40 Thirteenth
Meehan Phneas W., currier Ludolph P. Degen, r. 26
Silver
Meehan Philip, pl'im' er, r. 1220 Powell
Meehan Rose Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r. 228
Twelfth
Meehan Rose H. Miss, teacher, r. 1521 Taylor
Meehan Thomas, l.uteher, r. Alms House
Meehan I'homas, policeman, r. 25 Lapidge
Meehan Thomas, wireman Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 41i» Stockton
Meehan Thomas F., helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 627 J Na-
toma
Meehan Thomas F. , patternmaker Union Iron Wks, r. 25
Lapidge
Meehan Ulysses G., plumber Charles Meehan, r. 1808
Vallejo
Meehan William E., tanner, r. 1543 H.)ward
ft?" Meehan. See Mahaii, Mahon, Mahone, Meighaa
an.l.Mihan
Meek Edward B., furnished rooms, 917 Larkin
Meek James, r. 14 Walter
Meek John J., painter, r. lllS Howard
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Meek Thomas H., cashier W. J. Calliii^hani, r. 14 Walter
Meeker Fannie V. Miss, ste ographer John S. Kimball,
r. 413 Twenty-first
Meeker J imei U., teacher, r. 413 Twentyfirsi,
Meeker Victor! lie M., widow, r. 413 Twenty-first
Meeeker William M,, r. 413 Twenty first .
MEKliS KI»WAitl>, proprietor Ideal Perfumery Co.,
8 Sutter, r. Oakland
Meeks J>hu F., conductor, r. 3 Powell Av
Meeks Washinj:ton, attorney at law, 512 Mont^onierj-, r.
2511 Washini,'ton
Meeley Daniel, laborer, r. 1083 Tennessee
Meeley Edward A., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1083
Tennessee
Meeley James, laborer, r. 1083 Tennessee
Meeley John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1083 Ten-
nessee
Meeley .lohn Jr., laborer, r. 1083 Tennessee
Meeley John Mrs., varieties, 1083 Tennessee
Meeley Alajggie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co. , r. 1083
tSr il eley. See Mealeyand Meily
Meenan Hugh, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. .501 Nai)a
Meertief Abe ( Haas Bros.) r. California Hotel
Meese Adolph, compositor Louis Roesch Co., r. Oak-
land
Meese Charles H., clerk Oliver & Co., r. Oakland
Mees.- Constant (Clot & Meese) r. Oakbind
MKKVK IIKKKV, groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Meffard Frank L., gripman Pres.dio and Ferries KR., r.
1215 Filbert
Mefret Magi,'ie Mrs., boarding dept Mefret's Institute,
1321 Powell
MEFKer XAVIER (ofticier d'Academie) director
Mefret's Institute, 1321 Powell
MEFKET'.S INSTITUTE, Xavier Mefret director,
1321 Powell
Megannon Eliza L., widow, r. 313 J Ellis
Megannon James L., clerk, r. 313^ Ellis
Megannon William F., r. 605 Twenty third
Megelin William, shoemaker, 224 Fillmore, r. 489 Haight
Megg nson Lawrence S. (J. C. Anthony & Co.) r. 20^
Kearny
Megica N cholio, conductor Sutter St. RR. , r. 1610 Polk
Meguire Charles L., clerk, r. 81 1> Valencia
Mehaffey Tnonias J., stonecutter r. 559 Bryant
Mcliaffey William marine engineer, 9 Mis -ion
Mehegan Daniel F., |)lurabing, 1113 Pierce
Mehegan George H., plumber Daniel Mehegan, r. 1113
Pierce
Mehegan Jeremi.ih, r. 1113 Pierce
Mehegan John J., groceries and liquors, 331 Shipley
Mehegan Nellie, domestic 812 Turk
Mehegan Patrick J., blacksmith, 2312 Pine, r. 16 Middle
Mehegan Robert, clerk John J. Mehegan, r. 1113 Pierce
Mehegan Thomas, painter, r. 1318 Dupoiit
Mehegan Charles J., paymaster Pac. Coast SS. Co., office
Broadway Wharf No. 1, r. 334 Twenty-first
Meherin Dennis J., insurance and commission, r. 519
Noe
Meherin John, carpenter, r. 1024 Howard
Meherin Mark M., insurance solicitor Belden & Cofran,
r. 033 Golden Gate Av
Meherin Margaret, widow, r. 104 Webster
MEHEKIK THOMAS, nurseryman and seedsman, 516
Battery, r. 31 Ellis
Meherin 'J'homa,s F., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
104 Webster
Meherin William H., bookkeeper ITiomas Meherin, r. 34
Ellis
tST Meherin. See Maharni
MEHES JOH.V. wire works, 283 Stevenson
Mehl Antoiie H., bakery and coffee saloon, 611 Larkin
Mchl Philip J., carpenter, r. 20(5 Kearny
Mehle Marie Miss (Neal & Mehle) r. 227 Hayes
Mehler Ma.x, foreman stables McNab & Smith, r. IISIJ
Folsom
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Mehler William, janitor, r. 212 Prospect PI
Mehlert Adolph, salesman Abrahamson-Heunisch Co., r.
115 Oak
Mehlick Herman, driver John Wicland Brewery, r. 18
Marye Terrace
Mehlwi'z Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 2007 Powell
Mehlwitz Anthony, clerk, r. 227 Chestnut
Mehlwitz Catherine, widow, r. 2007 Powell
Mehlwitz Charles, longshoreman, r. 1903.V Dupont
Mehlwii.z Hemy, longshoreman, r. 2007 Powell
Mehlwitz Jane, widow, r. 22.' Chestnut
Mehlwiiz Loui-a Miss, composit >r, r. 2007 Powell
Mehner Oscar, laborer, r. 134 Fourt i
Mehnert Ernest, shoemaker, r. 72 Natoma
Mehring J. H., laborer Custom House, r. 838 Mission
Mehring Max. muiician. r. 213 Tehama
Mehvkens Peter J., expressman, r. 210 Vicksburg
Mehrt n John A., r. 543 Franklin
Mehrtens August (Burraeister & Mehrtens) r. 1300 Cali-
fornia
Mehitens Brothers (Ernest G. and Charles J.) liquors, 422
Fifth Av
Mehrtens Charles J. (Mehi-tens Bros.) and aroceres and
liquors, SW cor Point Lobos and First Avs, r. 1203
Point Lobos Av
Mehrtens Ernest G. (Mehrtens Bros.) r. 422 Fifth Av
Mehrtens Hyman, bartender TheoJore Johanns, r. 321
Bay
Mehrtens John D. (Rohde & Mehrtens) r. 325 O'Farrell
Mehrtens John E. A., driver, r. 10 Eleventh
Mehrtens John H., tjas, coffees and spices, 1565 Market,
r. 14^ Page
Mehrtens Joi.n K., clerk Herbert F. Dugan, r. 1223
Webster
Mehrtens Loui«, stu lent, r. 1300 California
Mehl lens Richard, groceries and liquurs, 1232 Mission,
r. lOO Haght
B^ Mehitens. See Martins and Mertens
Mehrton Annie S. Miss, dress. iiaking. 1111 Sutter
Mei Rudolph, fish 707 Market, r. 917 .Tackson
Mei Valentino, shipping clerk Am. Union Fish Co., r.
917 Jackson
MeiborgCarl, cook Wilson's Dining Saloon, r. 313
Leavenworth
Meickell Maggie E., widow, r. 1525J Market
Meidreick Henry, tailor Frank O. Liljenberg, r. 528
Pine
Meienbe g Moritz, liquors, 677J Mission
Meier Andrew J., upholsterer California Rattan Co., r.
14 Clinton
M-ier August, liquors, 118 Napa
Meier August, tailor Chicago Clothmg Co., r. 134
Dol .res
Meier Benna, r. 1827 California
Meier Caspar, machinist Golden State and Miners" Iron
Wks, r. 48 Minna
IHEIEK I'HAKLE!^, grocsrips and liquors, NW cor
Post and Mason, r. 50 > Mason
Meier Emil, bottler Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 272 Minna
Meier Frederick F., stationery and books, 23 Mason, r.
611 Pine
Meier George, salesman Charles Kahsky, r. 53 Clemen-
tina
Meier Henrj' F. , chemist, r. 521 J Oak
Meier Jean, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1 Bush St. PI
Meier John M., clerk Charles Deitrich, r. 1308 Golden
Gate Av
Meier Nora, widow, furnished rooms, 564 Minna
8^ Meier. See Maier. M yer, Meyer, Mver and Mier
Mjierdierks Benjamin F., compositor, r. 140 Fulton
Meier.lie.-k3 Charles H., salesman Bass-Hueter Paint Co.,
r. 140 Fulton
Meierdierks John, proprietor Niagara House, 724 Mis-
sion
Meierdierks Meta E. Mrs., r. 140 Fulton
Meierdierk.s William A., ■ edical student, r. 140 Fulton
Meier.l ori Christia i, co ik, r. 20? Montg.imery Av
PASTEUR FILTERS
Shoald be «n Every Hooiiehold. Rented at Ji.oo per Mootk
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN 1i
CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected
rands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & CO'S (P£MAKTIN)
Choice Sherries.
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Meiereder Louis miller, r. lO-JS Twenty-first
Meierhuff Wilhelmine, widow, r. 613 McAllister
Meiers Emil, cook C. Huth, r. 311 Montgomery Av
Meiers William, conductor MarJtet St. Ry, r." 1211 Fill-
more
Meigel Lawrence, musician, r. 7 Kohler PI
Meiggs' Wharf, foot of Powell
Meighan Katherine E. Miss, teacher Kichmond Primarv
School, r. 3010 California
Meighan Rebecca A., uidow, r. 3010 California
»II<:I4;H4IV TIIOM.IS p. (Frolich & Meighan) r. 829
Guerrero
X^ Meighan. See Meehan and Mihan
Meigs Ansun VV. (Meigs & Co.) r. 501 Geary
Meigs Marcus F., sale man Meigs & Co., r. Oakland
Meigs & Co. (Anson W. Meigs) commission merchants,
ills Cdlifornia, room 2
Meihlel Gustave, clerk, r. 238 Noe
Meikle Alfred P.. agent, r. 1803 Stockton
Me kle David C, miner, r. ll.^ Hayes
Meikle John D., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 410 Leaven-
worth
Meiklchaugh Elzabeth, widow, r. 1702 Leavenworth
Meilke Otto VV., electrician Pac. Td. and Tel. Co., r. 614
Bush
Meill L V. Mrs., r. 315| Jessie
Meillette Fr ncois, proprietor Five Mile House, junction
Railroad and San Bruno Avs
Meillette Jean, liquors, SE cor Twenty-si.xth and Mission
Meily Etta Miss, bookkeeper Peter N. Kuss, r. 315 Mc-
Allister
Meinaidus George, hostler L Gutte, r. 128 Fourteenth
Meinberger Valentine, barbtr and baths, 318 Pine, r.
431a Twent> -fourth
Meincke Frederick, proprietor Five Mile House, Mission
Road
Meincke H-rry, butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 1622 Polk
Meincke Harry M., liquors, SW cor Bush and Mason, r.
725 Bush
Meincke Henrj-, baker, r. Alms House
Meincke John. r. 822 Hampshire
Mei;idl Philipp, baker John B. Knudson, r. 437 Washing-
ton
Meineat August, laborer, r. Alms House
Meinecke Charles (Charles Meinecke & Co.) r. 614 Geary
MEI.\l<:t'KI<: €H.4KLE8 A <"0. (Charles Meinecke
and Henry Kurz) importers foreign wines, brandies,
mineral waters and champagnes, 314 Sacramento,
Telephone Main 1918
Meinecke Christian, r. 615 Van Ness Av
Meinecke Edward, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. Alameda
Meinecke Jos. ah, machinist Risdon I. and L Wks, r 147
D,>re
Meinecke Mary, domestic 1615 Larkin
Meinecke William, conductor, r. 414d Devisadero
^:^Meinecke See Meincke, Menke and Mencke
Meinen Frederick, fireman S. Lachman & Co., r. 106
Monis Av
Meinen George, engineer S. Lachman & Co., r. 106 Mor-
ris Av
Meinen Theresa, dressmaking 2220 Mission
Meiners Liuisa, widow, r. 11-0 Turk
Meinert Charles (H. Meinert & Son) r. 712 Natoma
Meinert H. & Son (Herman and Charles) groceries and
liquor.-i, 715 N. tona
Meinerr Herman (H. Meinert & Son) r. 1312 Nebraska
Meinert Herman O. Jr., clerk H. Meinert & Son, r. 1312
Nebraska
Meinert John(Hinrichsen & Meinert) r. 207 Montgomery
Av
Meinert John T., groceries «nd liquors, SE cor California
and Fourth Av, r. 4133 California
Meinhard Theodore, student, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Meinhard Theodore L., bookkeeper London Tea Co.,
r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Menhardt Albert, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 530
O'Farrell
Sleinhardt Frederick W., saddler and carriage trimmer,
305 Fifth, r. 530 O'Farrell
Meinbardt Gusteve W., clerk J. O. Meyerink, r. 530
O'Farrell
Meinliold August, storekeeper German Hospital
Meinhold Frederick, with Norton Tanning Co., r. 524J
Linden Av
Meininger Bruno L., with M. Brandenstein & Co., r.
1205 Eddy
Meininger Leo L., bookkeeper Cerf, Schloss & Co., r.
1205 Eddy
mEIKIKtiER LOI'IS. notary public and commis-
sioner of deeds, 442 Cal fornia, r. 1205 Eddy
Meininger Sim L., manager Cerf, Schloss & Co., Ill
Battery, r. 1205 Eddv
Meinrath Brothers Co. (Chicago) commission merchants
and dealers in California products, J. O. Allen agent,
116 California
Meinrenken Charles A., clerk Charles F. Suss, r. 1233
Buchanan
Meins Claus, master tug Millie, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Meins William, master schr Mary Frances, r. 425 Fran-
cisco
Meins William, special agent German Gen ral Benevolent
Soc ety, 320 Geary, r. West Berkeley
Meiran Harry, pressman Daily Report, r. 32 Second
Meiries Dorothy, widow, r. 24.') Filteenth
Meiries Florence, plumber, r. 245 Fifteenth
Meisel Charles, bartender Jacob Zillig, r. 345 Jessie
MUISEL IIK.MCt C, grocerits and liquor-, 114
Eighth, r. 112 Eighth
Meisel Hermann A., groceries and liquors, 1300 Montr
gomery
Meisner Annie, tobacco strip])er, r. 224 Lombard
Meissel Frederick D., signalman, r. 8 Johnston Av
Meissner Caroline, widow, r. 116 Chattanooga
Meissner Helena, widow, furnished rooms, 115 Eighth
Me'ssner Julius, laborer, r. 1110^ Tennessee
Mtissner Julius F., cabinetmaker, 409 'Twenty-seventh
fl®° Meis ner. See Meisner
Meister Frederick, dairyman, r. 2402 Folsom
Meister John, driver New Greeiiland Dairy, r. Bay View
Meister John, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 735Brannan
Meister Margaret Mrs., bakery 2402 Folsom
Meister Samuel, produce dealer, r. 719 Eddy
Meisterknecht Julia, domestic 2518 Pacific Av
MEIi^TEKM-HAFT M'HOOL OE LANCillACES.
for Spanish, Krench, German and Italian, Charles
H. Sykes principal, 122 OFarrell
Meitrov ch Alexander P. (Meitrovich & Gladey) r. 10
Sacramento
Meitrovich & Gladey (Alexander P. Meitrovich and Elo.
J. Gladey) restaurant, 10 Sacramento
Meitzer Hermani., rancher, r. Twenty-ninth Av South
nr Y
Mejilla Ap' lonio, r. Alms House
Mel Lous. spe<ial agent and adjuster .(Etna Insurance
Co. 514 California, r. 628 Sutter.
Melacl r nides George N., r. 822 Mission
Melander Andrew G., doorkeeper, r. 1421 Sacramento
Melander Henry, seaman, r. 229 East
Melander Henry L. , law student William Barber, r. 1421
Sacramento
Melander Hilma Miss, nurse, r. 1421 Sacramento
Melanthy William, gatekeeper, r. 43< T enty-fourth
Melbourne Charles, cook Charles E. Ctrl on, r. 413 East
Melbourne Edwni L., miner, r. 1023 Natoma
Melbourne House, 654 Howard
Melbourne House, Mrs. Mary Grant proprietor, 33 Fifth
and 375 Jessie
Melbourne Isai elle Miss, dressmaking. 1023 Natoma
Melbourne Sidney, bartender Union League Club, r. 820
Twentieth
Melbourne Theresa Mrs., dressmaking, 1023 Natoma
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office:, 33 GEIARY ST;
TLlephone, Main 5125.
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406 Gaiirorma St.
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Melbourne William, paper cutter Union Lithograph Co.,
r. 802 Montgomery
Melcher Edward O., salesman Brown & Metzner, r. Oak-
lanti
Melcher Eugene A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. San Carlos
Melczer Joseph (Joseph Melczer & Co.) r. Alameda
MUM'ZBK .lOSUi'H »V t;0. (Joseph and William
Melczer and Jesse M Levy) iinpoiters and whole-
.sale wines and liquoiw, 502-^00 Market, Telephone
Main 1110, 259-261 Third and 117 Fourth, and pro-
prietors i.len Ellen Wine Vaults, sole agents Charles
Nelson Green Brier Distillery, Na-^hville, Tenn., and
prorietors H. S. Pepper Distillery, 7th Dist.
Kentucky
Melczer William (Joseph Melczer & Co.) r. Re Hands, Cal.
Meldal John, forema 1 C. A. Hansen, r. 315 Guerrero
Meldon Michael, laborer Judson Mnfg Co., r. 12 Sacra-
mento
Meldon Oscar F., attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 71-72, r. 402 McAllister
Meldon Peter W., grainer, r. 114 J Clara
Meldrum Lulu 1>. Miss, clerk r. 514 McAllister
Meldrum Oscar. 1 iborer, r. 102 Pacific
Meldruin Kobert, maltster Krug & Zimmerman, r. 1223
Mission
Meldrum The, Mrs. F. Ruck proprietor, 235 Kearny
Melendy Harry \V. (Melendy & Harrim.ai) r. 1437
Churc 1
Melendy Hiram B., wood, cotl, hay and grain, 1225 Fell,
120 Cha tanooga
Melendy & Harri nan (Harry W. Melendy and Frederick
Ha'rriman) dry goods, 143.» Church
Meletious ConstAntiiie, s aman, r. 15 Howard
Meley Frank, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 317 O'Far-
rell
Melia Brothers (John J. and William P.) horseshoers, 215
Ellis
Melia John J. (Melia Bros.) r. 213b Guerrero
Meia Mich. el, laborer, r. 28 Welsh
Melia Michie, ma, ine fireman, r. SW cor Federal and
First
Melia Patrick J., r. 213b Guerrero
Melia William P. ( nelia Bros.)r. 331 Twenty-seventh
Melicker James, harnessmaker Kempkey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. 37 Minna
Mell Albert W.. clerk, r. 2406 Mission
Mell Thomas, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Mellars Frederick W., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 430
Mississippi
Melle Henry J., r. 928 Greenwich
Melleg Peter, laborer. Gray Bros., r. NE cor Home-
stead and Twenty-fifth
Melle 1 Caroline Miss school teacher, r. 525 Harrison
Mellen John, longshoreman, r. 007 Howard
Meller Chrstina, widow, r. 429 Si.\th
MELIiClCSUII TIIO.YItS, secretary and controller
San Fra'icisco aul North Pacific Railway Co., otflce
Mutual Life Bld.j 4th fioor, r. 321 Lyon
Mellelt Joseph clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1122 Larkin
Melletz Aioi m H., insurance solicitor, r. 3J4 Ritch
Melletz George J. Jr., clerk, r. 304 Ritch
Melletz Held.ij,, wid iw, r. 304 Ritch
Mellin Charles, di-ckhauJ stmr Bay City, r. Alameda
Mellin Godfiey, shoemaker, 81 Natomi
Me lin John, watchman Lombard Street Wharf
Mellin John S., boileraiaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r. 1028S
Minna
Mellin- Albin, jewe'er Shreve & Co., r. 523i Haight
Mellis Samuel, janitor, r. 12 Mary
Mellisch Charles, shipwri^rht, r. 331 Minna
MKLIilHS l». «lt.^iE<>T. civil and mining engineer,
52 1 Sicrameuto, i*. 1335 Leavenworth
Mello Antoie, r. 224 Ja;kson
Mello Frank E. seaman, r. 28 Jackson
Mello Joseph M., con uctor, r. 350ia Mission
Mello Luigi, scaven/er, r. 29 Vandewaler
WATSON &. CO., 124 Market Street
S&ND FOR CIRCULHRS.
']\)at LlT)Siirpassed la^er Beer
'LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CHlCflBO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Mello Mary Mrs., r. 14 Jackson
Mellody Thomas H., miner, r. Royal House
Mellon" AlexanJer, laborer, r. 739 Broadway
Mellon Edward, laborer, r. Alms House
Mellon Edward, stew rd stmr J. D. Peters
Mellon John H., cuter Pac. Am Decorative Co, r. 2514
MELLON JOHN $.,.»««.«»„,...««
uaiiiier and itapiM-aaiiutr. 50 O'Farrell
Mellon Peter (Mellon & Monteith) r. 26 Turk
Me Ion & Monteith (Peter Mellon and James Monteith)
wood and coal, 30 Turk
«5r Mellon. See Mallon
Mellor Benjamin, miller, r. 439J- Bryant
Mellor G., machinist S. P. Co., r. 1024 Howard
Mellor John W., clerk, r. 1 Hall PI
Mellor Lizzie, widow, r. 439.V Bryant
Mellor Lizzie Miss, telephone operator, r. 439J Bryant
Mellor Sadie Miss, telepaone operator, r. 439S Bryant
Mellor William laborer, r. 1 Hall PI
Mellot Auiust, cook, r. 407 Clementina
Mellot Charles B., blacksmith Carvill Mnfg Co., r. 1221
Mission
Mellott Joseph, clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Mells Joseph, c mductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry., r. 766
S.ui Jose Av
Mellu sh Anna M. Mrs., artist, r. 2033 Ellis
Melluish Herbert S., sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
2033 Ellis
Melius Crosby E., painter, r. 1109 Clay
Melius Gustavus B., librarian The' Society of California
Pioneers, r. 1109 Clay
Melius Warren B., musician, r. 1109 Clay
Mellynn Lizzie E., trained nurse, r. 1103 Van Ness Av
Mellvnn Muggie Miss, r. 1522 Sanchez
Meliiiaker John, carpenter, r. 195 Hyde
Melno Victor, maclnni t, r. 127 Turk
Meloche George A., waiter, r. 29 Morris Av
Melody Elizabeth, widow, r 410 Oak
Melody James, laborer, r. 6^ Deharo
Melody James E., engineer, r. 2313 Washington
Melody Joseph, clerk, r. 517 Corbett Road
Melody May Mi s, dressmaking, 303 Jimes
Melody Petdr, team ter, r. 517 Corbett Road
Melody R chard, shoefitter, r. 526^ Linden Av
eS" Melody. See Mellody
niCLO^li: DRUKV, loan and commission, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 22, r. Palace Hotel
B^" Melone. See Malone
Meloney James J., mortgage clerk Hall of Records, r.
3i2 Austin Av
Melonev William 8., c'erk R. H. Jones, r. 322 Austin Av
ft^ Meloney. See .Vlaloney, M )l.iney and Molony
Melotte Augusta, waiter, r. 467 Clementina
Melowansky lobn, r. 192) Pine
Me rose Charles iv. cashier Union Ice Co., r. 1524a Fell
Melrose Jamjs VV., carpenter, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Kenneth (W. K. Vandersl.ce & Co.) r. 2517
Octavia
Melrose Mary H. Mrs., teacher Bernal Heights Primary
School, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Salt Co., Charles Laufenburger proprietor,
work ■ M*--. Eden, AUniida Co., office 210 Clay
Melrose Thoma* niirine engineer, r. 507 Bryant
Melrose Tno.iij,^ H , r. 2517 Ojtavca
Melsing Gustave A., bakery, 120 Third
Melskov Christian, mattressmaker Henry Hufschniidt, r.
503 Nat ma
Melskov Christian Jr., carver Sterling Furniture Co., r.
563 Natiima
Meltz Frelerick, carpenter, r. 174 Perry
Melville Eugenie Mrs., assistant S. F. Free Public Li-
brary
Melville Frederick, musician, r. 39 Fourth
Melville James, barber, 10 Eighth
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Only Six [iour» travel (See page opp. name Hichland Springs) Round Trip Tickets, anfimited, $8.00
fr. - San Francisco by HIPHI^Mn VkPRIMPC Single Fare, $4.50, On sale at 2 New
uonahue Route to l*I\*llL.i lilt/ Ol I\lllVPi3 Montgomery St., and Tiburon Ferry.
MEL
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Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE GO.
428 California Street
HELTILLE JA>IK« Rev., as'iistant All Hallows
Church, r. Fifteenth Av South nr M
Melville William, liquors, r. ii25 Kllis
Melville W. R. T.. printer C. W. Gordon, r. 219 Grant Av
la- Melville. See xMalville
Melvin Bessie, domestic 2204 Pacific Av
Melvin Charles S., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r.
East Oakland
Melvin H. S., vice-president Cal. Pharmaceutical Society
and Coilege of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton, r. Ea>t Oak-
laud
Melvin James B., cashier D. E. Allison & Co , r. Oak-
land
Melvin John, driver S. P. Ross, r. 2.t Fourteenth
Melvin Richard J., yardman Jersev Fann Co., r. 350
Ttliania
Melvin Sanuiel H., president Cal. State Board of Pharm-
acy, 1177 Valencia, r Oakland
Melvin William, calker, r. 314 Beale
Mehvood John, longshoreman, r. 1 Grant PI
Melz Frederick, carpenter M. Hansen & Co.
9Ib:HOKI.4L l>RK!^KVTEK1.4> €II1;RCH. Rev.
Herbert N. Bevier pastor, SE cor Parnassas Av and
Latoma
Memser James, with M. Siegel, r. 108i Eddy
Men's Home, Christian Scientists, Samuel Rhodes man-
ager, 55 Mimia
Men's Home, William Smith manager, 28 Tenth
Menander Richard, laborer, r. 225 Drumm
Mena y Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Eighth Av
South b t J and K
Mencarini Alfred, clerk D. metric Mencarini, r. 619
Broadway
Mencarini Damino, statuary, 911 Mission, r. 1426 Pacific
Mencarini Demetrio, liquors, 429 broadway, r. 619 Broad-
wav
Mencarini Raphael, sculptor Damini Marcarini, r. 1426
Pacific
Meiichon Oscar, po'ter Ru?s House
Mencke John Jr., r. 316 Lay una
Mencke John Mrs., widow, r. 316 Laguna
([^ Meucke. See Meinecke Meinke and Menke
Mendel Brothers (Jules and Mo-es), baibero, 1020 Scott
Mendel Hermann, capitalist, r. 321 Bush
Mendel Isaac, upholsterer, r. 1133 Howard
Mend 1 Juies (Mendel Brothers), r. 1408 Geary
Mendel Louis, merchant, r. 140s Geary
Mendel Louis C, dru.-gi.-t, r. 1507 Steiner
Mendel Mendel P., capitalist, r. 402 Franklin
Mendel Morris, capitalist, r. 402 Franklin
Men el Moses (Mendel Bros.) r. 140S Gearv
Mendel Rnlph, barber, 1002 Lagnna, r. 1408 Gearv
1^" Mendel See Mandel
Mend dl Clarence, clerk, r. 310 Clay
Mendell Edward U., clerk Alaska Packers' Assn, r. San
Leaniiro
MEN HELL (iEORfiE H.. Colonel Corps of Engi-
neers U. S. A., Kiver and Harbor Improvements and
Fortifications, and Division Engineer of the Pacific
Coast, office 533 Kearny, room 16, r. 2310 Clay
Mendell George H. Jr. , special agent Firemans Fiind Ins.
Co., r. 2310 Clry
Mendell John A., clerk Firemens Fund Ins. Co., r. 2310
Clay
Mend< 11 John M., clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. San Leandro
1^ Mem'ell. See Mandell
Mendellowitz David S., conductor, r. 1415 Baker
Mendels hn Aar n, peddler, r. 416i Natoma
Mindel-ohn Adolph, secretary Lombard Loan Co., 1016
Market, r. 1535 Geary
M'-ndelsohn Bertha, widow, r. 60' Minna
Mendelsohn David, cap'talist, r. 1303 Post
Mendelsohn Harry, clerk, 1. 4164 Natoma
Mend Isohn Henry, expressman, r. 136 Shipley
Mendelsohn Joseph, portrait artist, r. 1711 San Carlos
Av
Mendelsi-hn Lorn-, bookkeeper Standard Optical Co., r
1005a McAlli>ter
Mendelsohn Maggie, widow, r. 119 Trenton
Mendelson Abraham B., barber Mark Fleming, r. 314
Ivy Av
Men:lelson Brothers (Jonas and Julius Mendelson, and
Rudolph Samson) Chinese and Japanese silk goods,
109 Battery
Mendelson Elkin, tailor, r. 1454 Powell
Men lelson George, b .kery, 420 Third
Mendelson Jonas (Mendelson Bms.) r. Yokohama, Japan
Mendelson Ju'ius (Mendelson Bros.) r. 1233 Geary
Mendelson Louis A., druggist, r 912 McAllister
Mendelson Mendel A., traveling salesman, r. 912 Mc-
Allister
Mendelson Morris, salesman, r. 912 McAllister
Mendelson Selig, barber, 629 Union, r. 728 Green
Mendenhall D. A., traveling salesman Schwitzer & Co.
Mendenha"! Oswald V., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
2324} Fillmore
Mendes C, seaman stmr City of Sjdney
Mendes Dav d, liquors, 400 B( ale
Mendes John B., salesman Louis Keser, r. 1615 Golden
Gate Av
Mendez Concepcion Miss, drssmaking, 1332 Dupont
Mendez Domingn, hairworker, r. 140 E Van Ness Av
bet Filbert and Greenwich
Mendez Gabriella C. Mrs., dressmaking, 1332 Dupont
Mendez Louis, waiter Isabella Cortez, r. 13.i Pinkney
Mendez Peter, laborer, r. 13J Pinkney
Mendia Joaquin, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1928
Sacramento
Menilich Milo, rancher, r. Seventeenth Av South bet. R
and S
Mendich Vaso, rancher, R. Seventeenth Av South bet
RandS
Mendiondou Bartholomew, liquors, 536 Kearny
Mendiondou Domingo, barkeeper B. Cabanot, r. W s
Railroad Av nr Ninth Av South
Mendleson aron, manager H. Summerfield & Co., r.
924Market
Mendleson Bernard, laborer S. P. Co., r. 6 Channel
ME\DO<'l\0 Lr:tlKER CO.. EdwaidsC. Williams
president, Charles D. Ford treasurer, 40 California,
Telephone Drumm
Mendon Horace, laborer, r. 36 Moss
Mendon W., clerk Pac. Commercial Co., r. 301 Leaven-
worth
Mendoza Adele, domestic, r. Alms House
Mendoza Aniado, jeweler, 636 Vallejo, r. 10 John
Mendoza .Antonio, barber, 208 Druinm, r. 114 Pacific
Mendoza Gussie Mise, dressmaking, 410 Third
Mendoza Jose, waiter stmr Colima
Mendo/a Julius, photographer, r. 10 John
Mendoza Lem, widow, r. 1026b S' otwell
Meu'oza Manuel. 3d cook stmr Columbia
Mendoza Marguerite, domestic 2701 Sacramento
Mendoza Petronela Miss, seamstress, r. 1026b Shotwell
Mendoza Satumina. widow, r. 440 Green
Mei echini Bazili, plasterer, r. 10 Sumner, rear
Mmefee Claude, driver Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 321
Ivy Av
Mene;e' George W., carpenter Haslett & Bailey, r. Pe-
ralta P O.
Jlenefee Joseph S., medical student, r. 807 California
Menesini Buildi'ig, 231 Post
Menesini Eudemio (P. Micheletti & Co.) r. 722 Broad-
way
Menesini Henry (Garibaldi & Menesini) r. 610 Filbert
Menesini Clinto, butcher, r. 1420 Clay
Meneski Au.'ust, scavenger, r. 44Jcssie
Menge Henry, trussmaker J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Fruitvale
Menge William, shoemaker, 1503 Post, r. 313 Fifth Av
Mengel Albert, engineer, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
Meiigel Emily G., upholsterer, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Roodi 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. ?l?.r:.^„"
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PHOrOGRAPHIG
DEVFLOPING
PKINTINQ
Rt-LOADING
T. P. ANBREVS
109 Montgomery St.
MEN
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Mengel John, watchman Twe..ty-sixth Street Hospital,
r. 1015 Fierce
Mangel Philip H., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfjj Co.,
r. 15iy California
Mengel Wilhelni na A., widow, r. 6 Ely:in Park Av
Menge le Au^ste, liquor dealer, r. 71> Filbert
Menges Jacob, s-hoeniaker, r. Ocean View
Menkes William, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Menwrcson Adolph O., carpenter, r. 3(3 Eijfin Park Av
Mengola Dom niuo (Maricich & Mengola) r. 8 Union
Mengola Eugenia, widow, r. 134 Arlington
Mengola George, millhand Tillmann & llendel, r. Oak-
land
Meng.la Peter, bartender, r. 334 Bush
Menicucci Giuseppe, laborer, r. 3X3 Vallejo
Menihan Patrick, policeman, r. 435.V Clementina
Menjou Pierre (Mtnjou h Bellocq) r. Woolsey nr Hamil-
ton, U. M. T.
Menjou & Bellocq (Pierre Menjou and Pascal Belloc)
dairy, Woolsey nr Hamilton
Menke Annie, domestic 22 Hill
Menke August H., r. 1502 Golden Gate Av
Menke christian H., starter Market St. Ey, r. 141GJ
Folsom
Menke Edward, cutter Heynemann & Co., 1400^ Folsom
Menke George, boatbuilder, r. 14 H^ Folsom
Menke Henry, r. 2010 Mission
Menke Henry, bookkeeper Donnelly & Braiman, r.
110 Mason
Menke Henry, furnished rooms, 522 Sutter
Menke Henry, musician, r. 402 Geary
Menke Henry C, carpenter, r. 1406J Folsom
Menke Louis H,, musician, r. 1406i Folsom
Menk. Sophia, dcmiestic 908 Florida
Menke Werner H. (Uiehl, Menke & Co.) r. 614 Geary
Menke William, clerk E. J. Bowen, r. 1502 Goliltn Gate
Av
tiW Menke. See Mencke, Meinke and Meincke
Menlo The, Mrs. Gertrude lie i)ett proprietor 1522 Polk
Menu (Jiarles (Charles .Mcnn &Co.)r. 1084Howard
MK:^!^ t'll.4KL,l<:«> A- «•«». (Charles Menn and Wilham
F..hrenkrug) groceries and liquors 14.S Seve th
Menne Albert H. (Albert H. and William F. Menne) r.
20 Turk
MEINMK ALBEIET 11. A!VI» MILLIAM F., pro-
prietor's P..rk Hotel 20-28 Turk
Menne Albert J., shipping clerk U. S. Brewery, r. 731 J
McAllister
Menne William F. (Albert H. and William F. Menne) r.
731 J McAllister
Me-nefee William H., eimtractor, r 210 Shotwell
Mennie Alexander, contractor plastering, oftiee 16 Post,
r. 2711 Howard
Ment.ier Ferdinand, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Menomy Edward T., r. 132 Che-tnut
Meiiomy Walter B., r. 13i Chestnut
M.-nsiiig Harry, bartender Kisienmacher Bros., r. 953 J
Howard
Mensis Alexander, painter, r. 208 Second
Mensor Albert (Albert M nsor & Co.) r. 636^ Haight
Mensor Albert & Co. (Albert Mensor) hardware and
plumbers 1734 Market
Mensor Alexander, cook, r. 609 Seventh
Mensor Alexander, plumber, r. 630i Haight
Mensor George, plumber Albert Mensor & Co., r. 633^
Haight
Mensor George L., painter, r. 4 Boavdman PI
Mensor Henry, conductor, r. 035/^ Haight
Mensor Is-ac, merchant, r. 630, Haight
Mensor Julia Miss, hairdres-iing, 6364 Haight
Minsor Matilda, widow, r. 63o4 Haight
Meui-sen Frederick, dyer F. Thomas, r. 1711 Market
Mentel William F., clerk Dr. H. L. Wagner, r. 301
Leavenw.irth
Menton William H. (McGlyini & Menton) and excursion
agent S. P. Co., r. 305 Larkin room 101
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
Injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311^ HYDK ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 1^ a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE OHITED STJTES BBEWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Mentone The, Mrs. Mary E. Painter proprietor, 901 Pow-
ell
Mentz Charles H., druggist, 1534 Polk, r. IGOO Washing-
ton
Mentz John H., port steward O. and O. SS. Co., r. 522
Third
Mentz John H. Jr., machinist, r. 522 Third
M ntz Moses, solicitor, r. 39 Turk
Ment er Ella Mrs., ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 30
Twehth
Mentzer Harry, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Menu Charles D. Mrs., widow, r. 844 Nineteenth
Menz Fre erick, tailor John Reid, r. 700 Ellis
Menzel A., master mariner, r. 28 Sacramento
Menzel Augusta, wiilow, r. 1230 Ashbury
Menzel Carl, r. 1230 Ashbury
Menzel Eda Miss, teacher, Cal. Schtjol of Mechanical
Arts, r. 1230 Ashbury
Menzel William, clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. 1230
Ashbury
Menzer Fraiik W., foreman Louis Roesch Co., r. 1025
Hamp-hire
Menzies J. Graham, bookkeeper Stewart Menzies & Co.,
r. Alameda
Menzies. John, machinist, r. 928 Minnesota
Me zies Matilda, widow, r. 348 Waller
Menzies Robert H., clerk P rrott & Co., r. San Rafael
Meiizies Stewart (Stewart .Menzies & Co.) r. 318 Lombard
MEKXIK^i SI'KWAttr «& <;U. (Stewart Menzies
and Arthur McCracken) stevedores 51-514 Unttery
Menzies Thomas, office 310 Pine room IS, r. San Rafael
Menzies William Y., ship carpanter Union Iron Wks,
r. 1122 Mission
Meon Philip L., band sawyer F. W. Krelinjr Sons Co , r.
40i Arlington
Mepliam H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 520 Hayes
Me,)han Timothy P., salesman, r. 400 Octavia
Meradei Giuseppe, dairy produce, 140(5 Dupont
Merani Emilio, boots and shoes, 1417 Dupont
Merani Joseph, gardener Wa hington Square
Merani Joseph, liquors, SE cor Baker and Greenwich
Merani Lazaro, r. 1417 Dupont
Merbiok (iuitiv, cook, r. 17 Minna
Meicadier Gustave, capita ist, r. 912 Jackson
Mercado Manuel, barber, 407 East
llIi<:rt(M.\'l'IL,i': .40KKCV, The Bradstreet Co. , pro-
prietors, L. B. Hil iard superintendent, 230 Cali-
tornia
9IEK€A,\TII.E A«E>'CY THE. R. G. Dun & Co.
propr etors, Jav Lugsdin manager, 320 California
MEUCAI^TILE 4iVIDE, Mercantile Guide Co. pub-
lishers, 23 First
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MEKCAIVTILE LIBRARY. Henrj' R. Coleman
librarian, L. B. Wetherbee assistant hbrarian,
NE cor Gilden Gate and Van Mess Avs
]IIEK<:;ANnLE iibuary a.ssociation,
Henry R. Coleman librarian, L. B. Wetherbee assist-
an-^i librarian, NE cor Golden Gate and Van Ness
Avs, Telephone South 624
NEKCi^riLE Llj;iiKV BiriLDIXO, NE cor
Golden Gate and Van Ness Avs
MERCANTILE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION!,
Mathew G. Hummel president 54 Nevada Block
Merc-intie Toilet Co., G.dland Bros. & Caro proprietors,
124 Pine
MERCANTILE >VAREIIOIISE, McNab k Smith
proprietors, Ns Bluxome bet Fifth and Sixth
Merce James, seaman, r. 103 Clark
MerC'dGasCo. (Merced, Cal. t W. E. Dean president,
D. C. Bates secretary, office 81 Nevada Block
Merced Samuel D., r. 544 j Sanchez, rear
-Mercer Arthur J., r. 1422 Folsom
Mercer Charles A., confectionery, 518 Kearny, r. 432
Oak
STO:^BS
HND KITCHEN S\/F»I=LIES of
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN ■:f„"iL''.';r.'!Lv:
., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Mercer Charles S., salesman Davis Bros., r. 807 Ellis
Mercer Daniel J., clerk Charles A. Mercer, r. 432 Oak
Mercer Ernest H., r. Ii22 Folsoni
Merc, r Horace C. (Robert J. Mercer & Son) r. 709 Fif-
teenth
Mercer Jennie Miss, r. Alms House
Mercer Peter, laborer, r. Seventh Av South
Mercei- Robert J. (Robert J. Mercer & Son) r. 709 Fif-
ith
MERCER ROBERT J. & SON
•1 .1.
■turace C) rfal esiaie
au(!-nt<i aki4l auctioneers, 410 Pine
Mercci- Sophie Miss, r. 721 Green
Mercui- \\ iiliam H., mister mariner, r. 721 Green
Mercer William S., traveling salesman Wiester & Co., r.
(rii Guerrero
($5° Mrrcer. See Mercicr
Jltrcluini Annie, widow, r. 2015 Filbert
.Mere.Kuit Eben VV. (Armstrong' & Merchant) r. Oakland
Mcicliant J. A.bert, salesman Hale Bros. r. 326 Haight
Jleri bant ,loel, r. 818 Octavia
Merchant .losiah S., horse trainer, r. 41 D
Merchant Stephen D., miner, r. 705 Stockton
Merchants' Association, F. W. Dohrmann president, 120
Sutter, room 52
Merchants' Association Street Cleaning Department,
William B. Stephenson superintendent, 33 Eighth
Merchants' Bill Posting and Advertising Company The,
H. H. Baker manager, SE cor Eleventh and M.irket
Merchants' BuiUiini,', 430 Kearney
Merchants' Club, G. Bernhardy p'-esident, 115 Kearny
IUt:<(t'U.4:«T.'<»* t'MiB, WiU.ird B. Harrin'^ton presi-
de it, William E. Erzgraber secretary, 222 Sansome,
7th Hoor, Telephone Main 093
MEK4:H.4^'rS- t;0.4L VAtti», Arthur M. Ebbets
pr 'prieti)r, 109-II.t Sacrame to
Merchants' Exchange Association (Chinese) Qu'ing Lun
Hing I resident ami manager, 73.» Sacramento
MEK<;HA:vrs' EXciiANiiii; association
THK of San Francisco, W. A. Holcomb president,
A. Gerberding \ ice-president, H. G. Emery >ecretary,
J. M. Shotwell manager. Merchants' Excbange Bldg,
1st floor
lURiCi'HA.\T.S' EXCHANfiE BANK OE SAN
FKANCISL'O (in liquidatioLi) Peter Dean presi-
dent, 320 Sansome room 9
JV1EKCHA>ITS' EXCHANGE BMLDING. S s Cal-
ifnriKa bet Montgnmerj' and Leide ilorff
MEKCilAM S E\€IIAN<;E MAKI.XE REPORT-
EiJ'S OFFICE, section B. s a wall, foot of Powell
MEIUilAXTS- E\<ilA.\(;E SIUNAL STATION,
Point L bos .A.V nr Cliff House
MEKt!IIA.\TS' EACIIA^UE WINE ROOMS,
James F. Kearny proprietor, 21 LeidesJorff
MERCHAXTS' FREE KIXDER<iARTEN, Miss
Xena tioberts pr ncipal, 74 West Mission
MEKCIItKIS' ICE X\n COLi» STORAGE CO.,
C. O. Svvanberg president, H. W. Westphal secretary
and treasurer, 212 Clay, Telephone Main 5728, ware"-
house30;>-3ll Davis
.UEICCHANTS' INSURANCE CO. (of Newark, N.J.)
Pacific Department, William H. Friend general
a-^ent, 428 California
Merchants' Laundry, J. M. Wilkins & Co. proprietors,
3l)ij4 Mission
Merchants' Loan Association, Louis Blank secretarj',
21+ Pine, room 16
ME i:CH iNTS' PATROL, Harry N. Morse manager,
.54 5 Cilifornia
Merchants' Publishing Co., Fred Peterson manager, 632
Market
ME IM'II 4\TS' RETAIL COMMERCIAL
A<;F.\ri' (Chicago) Allen Hid manager, 31-32
Chronicle Bldg
Merchants' Stables, James Fagen & Son proijrietors. Il-
ls Webb
Merchants' Warehouse, S s King bet Second and Third
Merchlinger William, barber, r. 742 Howard
Merchon James, traveling salesman, r. 310 Valencia
Mercier Emile, barber, 609J Howard
MERCIER EUGENE, liquors, NW cor Folsom and
Seventh, r. Berkeley
Mercier Frances, widow, r. IIIS.V Kearny
Mercier Joseph N., painter, r. 1612| Folsom
gW M rcier. See Mercer
Mercola Antonio, peddler, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Mercola Guillermo, peddler, r. 220 Montg mery Av
Merfdith Benjamin E.,sol.citor Bovee,Toy &Co., r. 2211
Fillmore
Meredith James W., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Berkeley
Meredith John H. (Craig & Meredith) att irnev at law,
."ISO California, rooms 25-26, r. 2.=S15 Washington
Meredith Louis E., grii man, r. lOH Noe
Meredith Martin, collector, r. 1137 Bu-h
Meredith Spencer, collector Continental Ins. Co., 321
Pine
Meredith The, VVilliam Kraps proprietor, 218 Turk
Meredith William Mrs., furnished rooms 44t.V Third
Meredith Wynn, w th Hasson & Hunt r. 1137 Buah
Meredswitch A., r. 52.5^ Stevenson, rear
Merel Ramon (M rel & Co.), r. 254 Minna
Merel & Co. (Ramon Merel and Charles D.) barbers, 107
Third
Mergenthaler Fred, chef Palace Hotel, r. 15 Leavenworth
Mergold Frederick Mrs., dressmaker, r. 530 Stev. nson
Mergold, Otto, carpenter, r. 5.;0 Stevenson
Merguire Charles, cook, r. 13 Clay
Mergu re Charles, warehouse foreman Deere Implement
Co., r. sli) Valencia
Merguire George L., clerk Truckee Lumber Co. of S. F.,
r. San Mateo
Merguire G. H. Mrs., widow, r. 816 Valencia
Merguire John H., solicitor Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. San Mateo
MERGUIRE .IOH\ L., president Truckee Lumber
f Co. of San Francisco, 243-251 Berry, r. San Mateo
t^ Mer_'uire. See Magtiire and McGuire
Merich Christopher, waiter, r. 2 Cohen PI
Merillion Ralp . P. (Myers. Merillion & Co.) r. 2912 Pine
Merithew Charles H., clerk Union Iron Works, r. East
Oakland
Merithew Harriet C. , widow, r. 87 Jackson
Merithew John, blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
Merithew Oliver B. C. hatter, r. 827 Jackson
Merk Albert, cigarinaker Mrs. A. Merk, r. 91 Chestnut
Merk Augusta Mrs., cigar manufacturer, 91 Chestnut
Merk Bertha, domestic 1327J Ellis
Merk John, cigarm ker Mrs. A. Merk, r. 91 Chestnut
Merke Michael, cook T. F. A. (Jbermeyer, r. 77 Everett
Merkel August, baker, r. 316i Devisadero
Merkel George, cook, r. 73 Water
Merkel Joseph, ele tro-plater S. F. Gas Fixture and Art
Metal Co., r. .508 Second
Merkelbach William, butcher, 12 S. F. Market, r. 22 Oak
Merkelbnch William E., butcher William Merkelbach,
r. 22 Oak
Merker Frederick C, laborer Custom House, r. 818
Geary
Merki Louis, teacher music, 225 Geary, r. 1045i Valen-
cia
Merkison Peter S., master mariner, r. 26 South Park
Merkle Christian, varnisher, r. 1 Brady
Merkle Harrv J., packer Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein, r.
247 Oak "
Merkle Joseph, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535
Seventee th
Merkle Michael, r. 77 Everett
Merklinger James G., barber, r. 1' 05 Powell
Merklinger William H., birber, r. 742 Howard
Merkt Emil, machiuist Union Iron Wks, r. 1108 Ala-
bama
Merkt John, glass cutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 435 Pine
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIBEWALI WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
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MerVt Joseph, cooper, r. 27 Broadway
MERLK Al» IAN (Charles J. Leist & Co ) and presi-
dent San Francisco Novelty and Platinjj Works, 08-72
First, r. Oakland
Merle Isidore, lia dware and crockery, 528 Broadway, r.
128i Eleventh
Merle John G., laborer, r. 074 Folsom
HEKLK L,EOF4»LO \'., cl .thin<r, (rents' furnishing
goods, etc., 602 and 616-0-20 Kearny, 647 Commercial
and 646 Sacramento, r. 810 Lombard
Merle Margaret, widow, r. Hotel Mirainar
Merle William, clerk, r. 1709 Ma^oii
Merlin<"r Andrew, bookkeeper Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkle,
r. 520 Taylor
Merlino Antonio T., fruit dealer, r. 20 Ash Av
Merlo Giuseppe, ve etables, CtJombo Market
Merlo Luijji. lamier, r. Ocean View
Mermoud Francois, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 779
Stevenson
Mermoud Frank H., finisher Pac. Laundry Tray Co., r.
779 Stevenson
Mernin John C, carpenter, r. 209 Guerrero
Mero Birdie Miss, clerk Hall of Records, r. 305 Ivy Av
Mero Charles A. . teamster, r. 305 Ivy Av
Mero George F.. dispatcher Sutter St. Rv, r. 2533 Post
Mero John F., blacksmith, r 305 Ivy Av
Merrallg William A., mining engineer, general mana'.'er
Ideal Phicer Mining, Water and Power Co., 12 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor, r. 1326 Mission
MEKKELL I. L., agent Asbestos Boiler Covering,
Magnesia Sect onal Covering, paints and rooting
material, soap tone, mastic roofini! and paints, also
Chalmers-Spence Co. , sectional or removable cov-
ering and airspace, also Keeds steam pipe covering,
739 Brannan, r. 118 Vick.sburg
Merriam Alfred, waiter, r. 521 Mission
Merriam Andrew J., paper carrier, r. 517 Minna
Merriam George B., bli.ck'mith, r. 1019 Devisadero
Merriam Mar.\ E., daiiy produce, 1619 Devisadero
Merrick James J., laborer, r. 11^ Welsh, rear
Meirick John, salesman George Hammett, r. 249 Stev-
enson
Merrick Joseph, waiter Henry Doscher
Merrick Nellie M. Mrs. (Merrick & Lee) r. 1429 Mission
Merrick Orlando B., policeman, r. 425 Second
Merrick & Lee (iHr.-i. Nellie M. Merrick and Mrs. Clara S.
Lee) furnished rooms, 1429 Mission
Menifield Adelia Mrs,, r. 522 Montgomery
Merrifield Charles, waiter What Cheer House
Merrifield Henry, clerk, r. 1933 Stevenson
Merrifield Sarah E.. widow, r. 513 Po t
AIEKKILL AI.BEKT H., assistant superintendent
LI. S. Railway Mail Service, office SW cor Jackson and
Batterv, r. Mountain View
lUEICUILL ANNIS, attorney at law, r. 1137 Jackson
Merrill Archibald, butcher, r. 1126 York
Merrill Arthur F., carpei t< r, r. 532b Nineteenth
MEKKILIi niAKLES, first vice-president Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, 225-227 Market and 1-17 Beale, r.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Merrill Charles A., stockraiser, r. 910 Fifteenth
Merrill Charles C, merchant, r. 2326 Washington
Merrill Charles W. , mining, office 117 Geary, r. Ala-
meda
NEKKILL CLAKENCE S., principal Merrill Col-
lege, and assistanr secretary San Francisco and San
Joaquin Valley Railway Co.", 021 Market, r. 2031 Ban-
croft Way, Berkeley
Merrill tilifford S., painter, r. 448 J Third
Merrill E. H., manager Standard Oil C ., r. 316 Bartlett
Merrill Ernest L., supt. Golden Gate Anglo-Japanese
Bchonl, r. 410 Fr.mkliii
Merrill Eu-ene T., r. 043 Oak
Merrill F. V. Mrs., r. 1126 York
Merrill Florence Mrs., teacher Golden Gate Anglo-Japan-
ese School, r. 410 Franklin
Merrill Florence E. Miss, r. 910 Fifteenth
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UTK=5I<ET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Noveltits in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforr^ia BottliQi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. H13EDDYST.
Merrill Frank A., butcher, 233 Twenty-fourth, r. 308
Chaiiultepec
Merrill Frank H., 5321 Nineteenth
Merrill Frank H., distributor Post Office, r. 224 Noe
Merrill Frank W., cashier Upton Bros., r. 149 Han ock
Merrill George A., teacher California School of Mechan-
ical Arts, r. 224 Noe
AIEKKIIX <;EOKCiE B., attorney at law, 401 Cali-
fornia, rooms 29-30
Meirill George W., butcher Frank Merrill, r. 1126 York
Merrill Isaac M,, bonds and real estate, 420 Montgomery
r. Hotel Plea-anton
Merrill Isaac N., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
.IIEKICILL .1 Allies W., real estate and insurance,
;i:u K.';irn\ , ■j'tlri.hone Main 1472, r. 48St. Ann's bldg
Merrill .l:iy II.. s;.lr-nian W. H. Ramsey, r. 808 Hyde
MEKICILL .I4»ll\ .*., irrigation enterprises and eiii-
tor The Occident, 13 Mills Bldg, 9tli Hoor, r. 1122
East Twenty-second, Oakland
HIERKILL .lOII.V F. . second vice-president Hol-
bniok, Merrill k Stetson, 225-227 Market and 1-17
Beale, r. 1732 Washington
Merrill John H., starter Bay District Race Track, r.
204 McAllister
Merrill Lena Mrs., r 706 Ellis
Merrill Lottie Mrs., nurse Alms House
Merril' Mary E., widow, r. 98 Thirteenth
Merrill Mary J., widow, dres.smaker, r. 2247 Mission
Merrill Mav E., widow, r. 1125 Mission
Men ill-Miller College 01 Shorthand and Typewriting, 659
Market
Merrill Parker, r. 214 Twenty-ninth
Merrill Rol)ert, collector, r. 1709 Mason
Merrill Sanh E., wii'ow private school, 2215 Howard
MERRILL STEWART,P..«.«.rapt.er,
(0|»)iiiit< priiiiiim on ^<o<>d. Max, xinr.
(■<>i>l>c>'> K<»id "r sliver for t'ligravers, til'i
(lay. r. 40> E Elrventli. Onklaiid
Merr 11 Sylvester, salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg. Co., r.
ji 1 .imeda
ew Merrill. See Merrell
Merriman Benjamin, laborer S. P. Co., r. 109 Silver
Merriman Edward, bookkeeper Edward F. Niehaus &
Co., r. 103 Freelon
Meniman Edwin S., clerk Solomon S. Cohn, r. 6 Octavia
Merriman Elijah R., r. 0 Octavia
Merriman Francis, liquors and cigars and proprietor
Merriman's Hotel, 1727 Market
Merriman Francis G., clerk, r. 1727 Market
Merriman John H., master mariner, r. 217 Bush
Merriman R. L., master mariner, r. 606 Oak
Merriman Sarah, widow, r. 826 Geary
Merri nan's Hotel, Francis Merriman proprietor, 1727
Mari<et
Merrin Kdward W., furniture, 3129 Si.xteenth
Merris William, insurance, r. 2611i Sacramento
Merritt Albert H., clerk Ensign, Brickford & Co., r.
Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
Merritt Charles W., traveling salesman The Wertheimer
Co
NEKKITT CHARLES Z., cashier Miller & Lux and
secretary San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and
Irrigation Co , 508 California, r. Oakland
Merritt Ed>or,, clerk Cistle Bros., r. 901 Powell
Merritt Edward B., motorraan S. F. and San Mateo Ry,
r. 30.V Twenty-eighth
Merritt Emma Sutro, physician 928 Sutter
Merritt Frank, miner, r. Alms House
Merritt F. W., r. Commercial Hotel
Merritt George, dispatcher S. P. Co. , r. 301 Devisadero
Merritt George A., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r.705
Natoma
Merritt George W. , physic'an 928 Sutter.
Merritt George W., superintendent James Lick Baths.
r. 133 Tenth
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Meiritt Harry p., architect, 214 Pine, room 48, r. Oak-
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MEKKITT .lAMESB., managei Ensi<,m, Bickford &
Co., 220 California, room 3, r. Seminary Park, Ala-
meda Co.
Merritt John, driver William Cline, r. 3020 Washino-ton
Merritt John T., cattle dealer, r. 1631 Haves
Merritt Marcus D., salesman George H. fay Co., r. Oak-
land
Merritt Richard, bartender Mitchell & Miller, r 1005i
Powell
MEKICITT'S BI!lLDIx\G, NW cor California and
Drumm
Merriweather Moses, porter, r. 1006 Clay
Merriweather Susan P. Mrs., r. 1006 Clay
Merry G. G. Miss, teacher music, r. 1902 Ellis
Merry John, carpenter, r. 1902 Ellis
Merry Maud Mrs., r 436 Ellis
MERRY THOMAS,
restaurant, 1245 Battery,
136
contractor and
uuliuer, :5* « ia.», r. Uest KcrkclcT
lUERKV WILLI A.M L.. Consul-General Nicarasjua
204 Sansome, r Sausalito, Cal. ^ '
Mers Victor F., Kripman, r. 1920 Greenwich
Mersanne Ernest de, art rep.irer, 1005 Larkin
Merschann Lena, domestic, r. N south bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth Avs
Merschen Frank J., paints and oils, 412 Devisadero
Mersech Marie, widow, r. 721 Green
Mersereau Addison S., blacksmith and horseshoer, 2237
Mission, r. 2212 Mission
Mersereau Frank, blacksmith, r. 21 Nevada Av
Mersereau Frederick E., photographer, 2239 Mission
Mersfelder Charles, cashier Morton Drayin? and Ware-
house Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Mersfelder John, bookkeeper National Ice Co., r. 510J
•Juerrero
Mersfelder William, bookkeeper Merchants' Ice and Cold
Storage Co., r. 510^ Guerrero
Mershon D. Talraage (Morris & Mershon) r. 24 Chenery
Mershon Louis C, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 11 Rondell PI
Mershon Zerah, painter Unsworth Sign Co., r. 1 Eddy
Mersich Frederick, messman stmr Australia
Mersing John K., r. 4i)7 Devisidero
Mersinger Gu.stav, clerk, r. 910 Sutter
Merslich Domenlck,
Che.-tnut
MERTEK AL'GIJST F. (Merten & Co.) r. 2012 Golden
Gate Av
NEKTEIM l»IAMJFACTrRI,\e CO. Arthur N.
Bayley president, William P. Lamb secretar\' man-
ufacturing chemists, coffee, sp ces and Grocers'
specialties, 210-212 Davis, Telephone Main 5018
Merten & Co. (A. F. Merten) nmfg chemists, coffee and
spice^, 7 Drumm
Mertens Ferdinand, laborer, r. 40 Madison Av
Mertens Ignatius N., mnfr cigars, 1534 Folsom
AIERTENS MAX J., real estate, r. 890 Steiner
XS" Mertens. See Mehrtens
Mertes George VV., teamster, r. 139 Fourteenth
Mertes Mary A., widow, r. 139 Fourteenth
Mertes Peter F., patternmaker, r. 139 Fourt enth
Mertes Samuel B., carpenter, r. 139 Fourteenth
Mertes William A., salesman, r. 139 Fourteenth
Merton Lewis B. (Hughson & Merton) r. 155Tremont Av
Merton Nita Miss, waitress, r. hi First
Mertz John, teamster, r. 211 Polk
Mervy A. & E. C. (Alphonse and Emile C.) druggists, 434
Montgomery Av
Mervy Alphonse (A. & E. C. Mervv) and physician and
suigeun, 434 Montgnmery Av. r. Oakland
Meriy Alphonse J., clerk, r. 18 Shotwell
Mervy Edward T., dentist, 1247 Market, r. 18 Shotwell
Mervy Emile C. (A. & E. C. Mervy) and physician and
surgeon, 434 Montgomery Av, r. 822b Union
Mervy Ulysses, wi. e mnfr, r. 18 Shotwell
Merwin Edwin G., draughtsman Sanborn-Perris Map Co
r. Oakland
Merx Herman, agent tugs Elizabeth. Lena L. and Ama-
lie, office 142 Berry, r. 33 Clarence PI
Merx Mary, domestic 1302 Post
Merz William (Merz & Braig) r. 2525 Bryant
Merz William, proprietor Merz's Hotel, 'l807 Haight
Merz & Braig (William Merz and Joseph Braig) liquora.
NW cor Howard and East
Merz's Hotel, William Merz proprietor, 1807 Haight
Merzbach Felix H. (Thornton & Merzbach) attorney at
law, 426 California, rooms 9-11, r. 1516 O'Farrell
Merzbach J. I., r. 905 McAllister
Merzbach Julius, traveling salesman, r. 1510 Buchanan
Merzbach Sylvius H., teacher music, r. 601 Buchanan
Mes Rudolph, tailor, 1026 Oak
Meschendorf George H., butcher, 26 Seventh, r. 28 Sev-
enth
Meschulat Lizzie, domestic 1362 Post
Mesenburg Henry, groceries and liquors, 34 Jessie, r. 837
Sutter
Me-^enburg Herman, bakerv, 324J Hayes
Mesenburg William, clerk D. Becker & Co., r. 828 Sutter
Meseth Alfred, pressman C. A. Mui-dock <&, Co. r 923
Union
Mesfroy Jules, waiter, r. 132 Fourth
Meskell Henry, laborer, r. Alms House
Mesmer Alphonse J. (Me mer & Byrne) r. Oakland
Mesmer Arthur V., vocalist, r. 1922 Stockton
Mesmer & Byrne (Alphonse J. Mesmer and Joseph P.
Byrne) mnfrs' agents boots and shoes, 41 Mills' Bide.
10th floor *'
Mesple Lawrence, clerk I. De Turk, r. 514 Bush
Mesple Ursule, widow, proprietor The Silver Kinir, 415
Bush
Mess Mary, widow, r. 416 Van Ness Av
niESSAGER ETIE.\\\E, cloaks and suits, 145 Post, r
914 Post
Messec Lorenzo, porter, r. 1318 Dupont
Messemer George, cellar foreman J. Gundlach & Co . r
17 Powell
Messemer John, foreman bottler Enterprise Brewinsr
"■■ r. 193i> ^■''
55^Messenger.
MESSEK MAT T., president Andes Silver Mining Co.
20-22 Nevada Block, r. The California Hotel
Messerschmidt Anton (Henrich & Messerschmidt) r.
1749 Mission
Messerschmidt Conrad, shoemaker, 407 Fifth
Messersihmidt Frederick, bartender, r. 16 Mason
Messerschmidt Gustav, baker, r. 625 Clay
Messerschmidt Henry L., agent, r. 23 Pearl
Messerschmidt Lf)uisa Miss, r. 407 Fif ■ h
Mes ersmith Clarence W., teamster William Raubinger
& Sons, r. 429^ Chestnut
Messersmith Claude, porter, r. 1920 Howard
Messersmith E. Turner, clerk Auditing Dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1101 Pine
Messersmith John J., cnrpentjr, r. 226 Eighteenth
Messersiiith Philip L., fireman, r. 226 Eighteenth
Messerth William, beer bottler, r. 428 Eighteenth
Messerve Lola, widow, r. 1926 Stockton
Mes^eth S., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Messic Arthur D., porter St. Luke's Hf spital
Messic Issac G., storekeeper U. S. Mint, r. 2939 J Clay
Messier Joseph L. (Messier & Rasmussen) r. 1314J Ala-
bama
Messier & Rasmussen (Joseph L. Messier and Rasmus
Rasmus.seii) tailors, 222 Post
Messina John B.. coffee packer Henry Grandjean, r.
Oakland
Messiner Maria, widow, r. 1527 Dupont
Messinger Alfred, molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 626
Broadway
Messinger lenjamin. clerk, r. 910 Sutter
Messinger Gustave (Easton, Incell & Messinger) r. 910
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL l\M% OF STREET and SILEWALI WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
C 1 MONTGOMERY S REET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lf.r„';^:fr.!J
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGiNES
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
MES
1055
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Messiuger I., journalist, r. 126 Sutter
Messiu-j'er Mary, widow, r. 910 Sutter
Messinger Walter, clerk, r. yiO Sutter
i^" Messinger. See Messen.er
Messini Oaiuille, teamster, r. 501 Filbert
Messini Peter, teamster, r. 1121 Kearny
Messner Eugene F., blacksmith, r. OOyJ Howard
Mes-ner Frank, painter, r. 132(i Twentieth
Messner Frank A., clerk Froelich & Meighan, r. Oak-
land
Messner Louis, bartender Michael Heffernan, r Ala-
meda
Meston Charles E., bartender .Tames P. Dunne & Co., r.
423 Eddy
Mestoii Robert, carpenter S. S. Coptic, r. 527 Pacific Av
Mestre Alirtd (Mestre & Casse) r. 73J McAllister
Mestre & Casse (Alfred Mestre and Frederick Cas3e)
fruits, 739 McAllister
Metastazio Alexander, peddler, r. 509 Greenwich
Metcalf Alice H. Miss, teacher Haight Pilmary School,
r. -2215 Pacific Av
Metcalf Cnesley L., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 927 Twen-
tieth
Metcalf Eleanor, widow, r. 452S Minna
Metcalf Frank D., dynamoman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 2138 Mission
METCALV 4ie01S(iR D.. secretary Del Monte Mill-
ing Co., 107 California, r. Berkeley
Metcalf George E., pianomakei-, r. 7 53 Eighteenth
Metcalf Harry, pamter, r. 110 Ninth
Metcalf James, carpenter, r. 418J Grove
Metcalf Jeremiah, hostler John W. Morshead
Metcalf J. R., carpenter, r. 547 Mission
Metcalf M. H. Mrs., widOAf furnished rooms, 328 Geary
Metcalf Robert T. , p linter, r. 18 Lewis
Metcalf Solon T., bakery, 4S2 Sixth
Metcalfe Catherine, widow, r. 114 Silver
Metcalfe George, real estate, r. 418 Geary
Metcalfe John, surveyor Lloyd's Register, 304 California,
r. Alameda
Metcalfe Lillian R. Mrs., millinery. 136 Ellis, r. 612 Tay-
lor
Metcalfe Peter, with E. W. Pratt, r. 418 Geary
Metham Timothy P., salesman, r. 400 Octavia
Methen Jacob, longshoreman, r. 2 Simpson PI
Metheral Albert, butcher, r. 8 Gough
Metherall Edward, painter, r. 2244 Mission
Methiesin John A., with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 832
California
Methniiinn Herman, clerk Henrj' MuUer, r. 1701 Devisa-
•lero
Methmann Otto, millhand S. F. Bo.k Co., r. 19 Elliott
Park
METHOni!^T BOOK nEPOSITORV, Rev. John
D. Hammond agent, 1037 Market
Methodist Chinese Mission Home, Frederick Masters
superintendent, 916 Washington
Methodist Socia'. Union of S. F. , Charles Goodall presi-
dent, William Gibson secretary, office 1037 Market
Me'ilana John, winemaker, r. 5 Ritch
Metius Albion, jeweler, r. 523i Haight
Melius Charles A , r. 523^ Haight
Metlar Marble and Granite Co., Metlar & Roberts pro-
prietors, monuments, 212 Valencia
Me lar William S. (Metlar & Roberts
Metlar & Roberts (WiUiam S. Metlar and Hugii J. Rob-
erts) proprietors Metlar Marble and Granite Co.,
212 Valencia
Metral Alexander, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
C '., r. 270 Clementina
Metropolitan Block, 814 Montgomery Av
Metropolitan Cigar Co., Araold PoUak manager, 401
Market
Metropolitan Foundry, Gurtis Tobey proprietor, 204
Townsend
Metropolitan Hall, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engine*
and Boilers.
Biliminous MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL NATIONS DRINK
pred<^ri(;l(sbur<5 \^(^<ir Beer
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WUlliVOf tors, iiiaiiufacturei's, loreicn
aiiu uoiiiestir iiiarl>l4> iiiaiitcls. toiiib-
stttiies, iiioiiuiiieiits, tilin;;', «ti'., 1319 Mar-
ket
Metropolitan Match Co. (incorporated) Herman W.
Newbauer president, Samuel Newbauer secretary,
412 Front
Metropolitan Molding Co. (Louis Cohen) mirrors, mold-
ings and frames, £36-558 Sacramento
Metropolitan Mu-ical Soc ety, John Parrott president,
Henry J. Crocker treasurer, Obed Horr assistant
treasurer, office 30 Mills Bl.lg. 2d floor
METROPOLITAN NIJK^KKY. south nde Chestnut
bet Polk and Van Ness Av, deiJot 25 Post
Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co. (of New York)
Mann & Wilson general agents, 322-324 California
Met'opolitan Probate Co., 54 Nevada Block
Metropolitan Publishing Co., J. Alfred Lueders presi-
den , 403 iVIarket
]HETKOPOLlTA\ RAILWAY CO., J. L. Willcutt
secretai v, office 23 Hobart Bldg
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. NE cor Fifth and
Jessie
Metrovich Charles, clerk, r. 615 Turk
Metrovich Mark, produce, r. 615 Turk
Metson John E. bricklayer, r. 1114 Turk
Metson William H. (Reddy, Campbell & Metson), attor-
neys at law, 116 Crocker Bldg, r. 1114 Turk
Mettelstadt H., waiter steamer Santa Rosa
Metten Anton (Metten & Gebhardt) r. 143 Marshall
Metten Louis, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 143 Mar-
shall
Metten & Gebhardt (Anton Metten &, Charles Gebhardt)
tanners, N s Trumbull nr Mission Road
Mettes Nicholas, brewer, r. 707 Mission Road
Mettler Annie, widow, r. E s Elsie nr West
Mettmann Frank X. , with North German Fire Insurance
Co., r. 925 Twentieth
Mettmann Mathilda Mme., ironer Parisian Steam Laun-
dry, r. 1602 Dolores
Mettrovich Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. 311 Van Ness A v
Metz Frederick, painter, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Metz Johannes, gloves, 1608 Market, r. 244 Oak
Metz John, r. 244 Oak
Metz John W., sugar refiner, r. 1031 Hampshire
Metz L., laborer, r. 638 Commercial
Metz Paul, r. 1922^ P.>cific
Metz William, switchman, r. 650 Fourth
Metzer Caroline, widow, r. 812 Grove
Me'zer Charles O , clerk, r. 1109b Leavenworth
Mttzer George H., cook, r. 1 i09b Leavenworth
Metzer George H. Jr., waiter, r. 1109b Leavenworth
Metzger Conrad, painter, r. 1229 Howard
Metzger Edward, gauger,r. 812 Grove
Mctzge- Jacob, cigars and tobacco, NE cor O'Farrell and
Powell, r. 309 Third
METZVER LEO. commission merchant, California
w.nes and brandies a specialty, 26-28 Battery, Tele-
phone Main 185, branch office and cellars 18-20
Oak, New York, r. Alaiieda
METZ<>ERLOiIl!<» (Metzger & Franklin) and presi-
dent Humboldt Mill and Mining Co., office 35 N«w
Montgomery, r. 410 Post
MEIZIiER MORRIS, financial agent. 62 Columbian
Bid',', r. 812 Grove
Metzger Theresa Miss, hairdresser, r. 1731 McAllister
Metz .'cr William C, stenographer Frank Pray. r. Oak-
land
HIETZtJER A FRANKLIN (Louis Metz-erand Julius
L. Frankhn) capitalists, 35 New Montgomery, room
48
Metzler Charles, butcher, r. 564 Natoma
Metzler Charles J. B., undertaker, r. 636 Wasbington
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Metzler Fiank, r. 564 Natoma
Metzler Oscar, bartender, r. 536^ Jes»ie
Metzner Catherine, widow, r. 20-2b Fifth
Metzner Charles, clerk, r. 202b Fifih
Metzner Jac b C, salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 202b
Fifth
Metzner Tlieodore, citv editor Abend Post, r. 8 Birch Av
METZNER ^VILLIA.U (Brown & Metzner) r. 1231
Guerrero
Meuhniel Paul O., cement worker, r. 9 Converse
Meunier Oaspard, upholsterer, 804 Sansome
Meuser George, carpenter, r. 530 Hermann
Meuser William L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
20 Clara Av
J_/ . Meussdorffer Arthur H.. salesman Cluff Bros., r. 509 Van
^^L- oa jjess Av
^ \Ti^ Meussdorffer Charles G. (K. Meussdorffer & Son) r. 19
~~' Columbia Sq
> ^^ Meussdorffer Conrad A., architec Salfield & Kohll erg,
r^ i= r. :^01 Poi;^
2Z. 03 Meussd rfier Edwin W., clerk K. Meussdorffer & Son, r.
ZZi ;^ Meussdorffer Frederick W.. r. 301 Polk
q:; ^^ Meussdorffer Henn- C, traveling salesman, r. 227 Capp
MEI'$:$l»ORFFER JOH.> €. (J. C. Meussdorffer's
Sons) r. 509 Van Ness Av
X/\. Meussdorffer John C. Mrs., widow, r. f 09 Van Ness Av
^ WEUSSDORFFERK.&SONmon.
T > liiii aiKl tham'»«..> iiiipoii* r>. inaiiarac-
( — >- liirers and m li«>ie<>al<- dealers In hat* and
I — ! caps. ,s Kearny
'.^^ Meussdorffer Konrad (K. Meussdorffer k. Son) r. 301
'^^ MEUSSDORFFER M .».,»„. * ».
^ ifoiti Mie.es^ors lot imitorter and niann-
. ^ faetnrer hats and eai»«, l^i Montsonierv
* ( Meussdorffer Martin Mrs. widow, r. •_'04 Broderick
—9^ MEISSUORFFER OSC'.4R E. (J. C. Meussdoffer's
/""^r Sons) r. 509 A'an Ness \\
i Meussd. irffer Waldemar L., clerk Lanylev & Michaels Co.,
j r. SO'.i Van Ne<- Av
2^ MEUSSDORFFER'S J. C. SONS,
\f (John and «»sear K.) iiuixtrters an«l job-
^ ' bers. hats, eai>«. and hatters materials
f and mannfartur rs and retail dealers In
, _H fiats and eaps, 53«--i3S Third. Teleiihone
- f _l Main 5S.-.9
^.,,_^^ Meuttmann Gustav, si^writer, r. 924 McAllister
.j^"* Mexican and Central American Packet L'.ne, C. 1). Bun-
ker & Co. agents, 502 Batter\'
MEXI<:.\N COXS|!L.4TE, Alexander K. Cone.v, con-
sul general, 604 Claj'
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storev & Co.,
Nev.) Charles H. Fish president, Charies E. Elliot
secretary, 79 Nevada Bl.ick
Mexican Phi^sphate and Sulphur Co. (Mexico) Abraham
Halsey secretary, 328 Jlontgomery, room 7
Mexico and Central American Telegraph Agency, Diez
de Bonilla Bros, propriet ts. Miss F. B. Slattery
general agent. 303 Montgomery
Meyenboig August (Aschmann & Meyenhorg) r. 3 Rose
PI
Meyer Aaron, mining, r. 4 Grove
Meyer Aaron, peddli r, r. 629 Fulton
Meyer Abraham, sa'esman A. Levy & Co.. r. 1316 Scott
Mever A iele, widow, dressmaking, 1301 Larkin
MEVER ADOI.PH. luu ber and hardware, 1510
Devisadero, r, 1512 Devisadero, Telephone West 202
Meyer Adolph, salesman M. Scheyer & Bro., r. 2143 Pine
Me.vtr Albert, r. 724 Front
Mever Albert (Daniel Meyer) r. 323 Ellis
.\le.ver .Vlbart (.Meyer &. Akrainn) r. 917 Twentieth
Meyer Albert (Schwartz & Meyer) r. 5 Market
.Ml^tER .4LBERT, business manager Wigwam Thea-
tre, Telephone Main 1477, r. 407 Post
Me.ver Albert, dentist, office and r. 14S Sixth
Jleyer Albert, hav, grain, wood and coal, 2303 Geary.
Telephone West 643, r. 1923J Eddy
Meyer Albert, pjrt.r Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1805 How-
ard
Mever Albert, \4-ith Philip Wolf & Co., r. 616 Jersey
Me.ver Albert A., clerk Adolph Meyer, r. 192:<J Edily
Meyer .-Vlbert G., phy,-ician and surgeon, 103 Twenty-
fourth
Meyer Albert G. , plumber, r. 1805 Howard
Me.ver Aldrich, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 127e Fif-
t eiith
Meyer Alfred, barber, r. 2811 Clay
Me.ver Alfred, salesman Russian Fur Co., r. 1524 Jack-
son
Jfeyer Anna widow, r. 301 Sanchez
Meyer Anna W., widow, r. 220 Austin A\
Me.ver Annie Mrs., nurse, r. 908i Fol om
Meyer Ant one, liquors, SW c.ir Sacr mento and Drumm
Me.ver Arthur A., traveUng salesman llUmann & Bendel,
r. Alameda
Meyer Augu-t (Meyer B'os.) r. lOi Sherman
Mever August, boots and shoes, 2129 Fillmore, r. 9. Mid-
" die
Meyer August, lodgings, 1148 Sutter
Me.ver August C. brdss finisher, r. 823 Alabama
MEIER .41'til Sr F„ proprietor Milkmen's Head-
quarters, 35 Eddy, r. 313 Lvou
Meyer August H., musician, r. 316 Seventh
.MEt'EK .4. W., steamship agent, 401 California. See
Myer A. W.
Me.ver Axel A. . bartender, r. 615 Pacific
Mever B. A., telegrav)h operat )r, S. P. Co.. Ocean View
Meyer Benjamin F. (.Meyer & Miller) r. 1408 Fulton
Meyer Benjamin W., conductor Marke St. Ry, r. 4«2J
Tehama
Meyer Benno, salesman David Samuels, r. 1827 Califor-
nia
Meyer Bernard, clerk Morris Levy, r. 1122 Turk
Mever Bernard, miller, r. 1607 J Folsom
Meyer Cernard second-hand clothing, 761 Howard
Meyer Bernard, te nister, r. 37 Dorland
Meyer Bemhard (Meyer Bros.) r. lOi Sherman
Meyer Betsy, widow, r. 2412 Washington
Meyer Brothers (Bemhard and August) groceries and
" liquors, N E tor Sixth and Folsom
Meyer bruce A., Postmaster Station L, San Jose Av and
' Sagamore, Ocean View
Mej-er C. messenger Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 2609
Pine
Meyer C Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Meyer Carl A., driver Elias Littlewood, r. 128 O'Farrell
Me.ver Caroline, w dow, r. 2811 Clay
Meyer Carrie Miss, r. 617i McAllister
.Me.ver Catharina, widow, fancy goods, 1608 Devisadero,
" r. 1604 Devisadero
Meyer Cauffman H. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.) r. New York
.Meyer C. H. & Brothers (Cauffman H., Leopold C. and
Marcus C.) hats and caps, 28-30 Sansome
Me.ver Charles, baker, r. 423 Broadway
Meyer Charles, bartender, r. 16 Hickory Av
Meyer Cliarles, blacksmith, r. l-'ill Broilerick
Meyer Charles liquor dealer, r. 13i Valparaiso, rear
Meyer Charles, llguor de«ler, r. 3 i2 Main
Meyer Charles, machinist A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. 64»
.549 Minna
Meyer Charles, newsdealer, r. 560 Howard
Meyer Charles, phmiber Ahlbach & Co., r. 37 Dorland
Me.ver Charles, plumper, r. 917 Post
Meyer Charles, restaurant, 17 Thirtieth
.Me.ver Charles, shirt mnfr., r. 735 Guerrero
Mever Charles Ms., widow, r. 4"7 Post
Me.ver Charles A., barber, r. 327 Eddv
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Mej'er Charles A., clerk Ami Vigiiier, r. Oakland
Meyer Charles E., niillhand Frank A. Geier, r. 434 Dun-
can
Meyer Charles F. (Meyer & Akniann) r. 917 Twentieth
Meyer Charles F. L., clerk Kathjen Bros., r. 2(511 Fol-
som
Meyer Charles H. (Goetjen & Meyer Bros.) r. 243 Fifth
Meyer Charles W., enjjineer Lachnian & Jacobi, r. 20
South Park
Meyer Christian, clerk M. D. Meyer & Co., r. 2201 Gearj-
Meyer Christina, w.clow, r. 132i Fourteenth, rear
Mej'er Christopher, bookkeeper Winchester Repeatin;^
Arms Co., r. 612 Jones
Meyer Christopher L., groceries and liquors, .513 Bu-
chonan
Meyer Clara Miss, r. 29 Drumm
Mever Clara Miss, teacher music, r. 1410 Lairuiia
MEYER CLAUS GUSTAV,
groceries, provisions, wines, liquors,
cigars and tobacco, SK cor Third and
Bryant, r. :i7 Sonth Fark
Meyer Conrail, groom, r. 1.50 Shipley
Meyer Daniel (Daniel Meyer) r. 1827 California
NRVER DANIEL (David, Mathias, Moritz, Henry
and Albert Mever) office 216 Pine, Telephone Main
499
MEVER HANIEL B] ILDINO, 214 Pine
Meyer David, barber, r, 1122 Turk
Meyer David, expressman, r. 1419 Laj^una
Meyer Diedrich, liquors, 2200 Greenwich, r. 2224 Green-
wich
Meyer Dietrich, clerk Claus Schwartz, r. 243 Eighteenth
Meyer Dietrich, waiter Concordia Club
Meyer Edsrar, clerk Greencbaum, Weil & Michaels, r.
2811 Clay
Meyer Edward, machinist, r. 1607i Folsom
Meyer E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1116 Je?sie
Meyer Elise, widow, r. 506 Ninth
Mever Elizabeth, widow, r. 2205 Mission
Mevei- Elizabeth D. , widow, r. 1219 Noe
MEYER Em. & CO. ,En.n.an„eI
Meyer) iniitortcrs, wlioiesalors. and re-
tailers of wines, llaaors and tabie deii-
eacies, agents 4'iiocolat Menler. Abrico-
tine IliiHcur. Iterton .Sec t'liaBitpagne,
Lowenbraii Mnnicit Beer, Oidt'row Whis-
ky, Oonzaiex cosnars. Old Bnr$£nndies,
elarets and cordials, I04i;-104U .Marltet,
Teleulione Sontli li'i'!
Meyer Emil, s^rainbroker, 60 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. Alameda
Meyer Emma, domestic 696 P.aker
Meyer Emma, domestic 2917 Washington
Meyer Emmanuel (Em. Meyer & Co.) and presideTit
" White Horse Valley Mill and Lumber Co., r. 632
Post
Meyer Ernest, bartender, r. 425 East
Meyer Ernest, clerk William Paulson, r. 633 Minna
Meyer Ernest, stableman Charles Dryers, r. 209 Jlont-
gomery Av
Meyer Enest G., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. Berkeley
Meyer Ferdinand, peddltr, r. 616J Linden Av
Meyer Firmin, gardener, r. 3 Polk Lane
Meyer Frank, baker Henry Kraus, r. .50 J Louisa
Meyer Frank, butcher, r. 529 Octavia
Meyer Frank, laborer, r. 134 Dolores
Aleyer Frank A., compositor, r. 1040 Nineteenth
Meyer Franz, waiter (ierman Hosyjital
MEVEIE Fit ED, groceries and liquors, NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Meyer Fred H. , draughtsman J. C. Pelton, r. 1818 Hyde
Meyer Frederick, butcher, r. 1137 Oak
-Meyer Frederick, commission, r, 2223 Howard
Ml yiT Frederick, clerk Hadeler Bros., r. 841 Geary
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Meyer Freiierick, clerk Henry Meyer, r. 322 Twenty-
first
Meyer Frederick, driver John Wieland Brewery
Meyer Freder ck, musician, r. 731 McAllister
Meyer Frekerick, porter, Schlesinger & Bejider, r. Oak-
land
Meyer Frederick, salesman Buttgenbach & Widman, r.
' 498 Foin-th
Meyer Frederick, seaman, r. 504 Second
Meyer Frtderick A., r. 213 Steiner
.Meyer Frederick A., carpenter, r. 335 Fourth
Meyer Frederick H., dairyman, r. 425 Twenty-ninth
Meyer Frederick W. (M. D. Meyer & Co.) r. 1419 Devisa-
dero
Meyer Frederick W., cariMer Post Office, r. 2418 Post
Meyer Frederick W. Jr., driver Frederick Meyer, r. 2223
Howard
Meyer George, electrical engineer, r. 632 Post
Meyer George H. , reporter Post, r. Alameda
Meyer George H. C. (Meyer, Wilson & Co.) r. 2403 Web-
ster
Meyer George W., clerk Frederick W. Schroeder, r. 1100
Valencia
Meyer George W., salesman M. D. Meyer & Co., r. 1419
Devisadero
Meyer Geriit J. T., tailor Thomas E. Kent, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Meyer Gottlieb, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 11 De
Boom
Meyer Gustav, bottler, r. 16 Erie
Meyer Gustav, teamster, r. lOi Shemian
Meyer Gustave, laborer, r. 469b Minna
Meyer Gustave, liquor dealer, r. 205 Third
Meyer (iustave, tinware, 508 Fourth
Meyer Harry, r. 70 Nmth
Meyer Harry L., plumber, r. 107 Fillmore
Meyer Henry, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer Henry (Daniel Meyer) r. 1802 Pacific Av
Mever Henry (Schulz & Meyer) r. 618 Douglass
Meyer Henry, asst O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co. , r. 26 An-
tonio
Meyer Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
Meyer Henry, barber, 604 Seventh
Meyer Henry, bartender, r. 938 Mission
Meyer Henry, carpenter, r. W s Siegel nr Powhattan
.Meyer Henry, farmer, r. 207 Montgomerj' Av
Meyer Henry, furnished rooms, 115a Sixth
Meyer Henrv, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth and
' Folsom,' r. 264 Eighth
Meyer Heiu-v, groceries and liquors, 322 Twenty-first
Meyer Henrv, groceries and liquors, 1671 Mission
Meyer Henry, jewe'er, r. 2420 Washington
Meyer Henry, liquors, 724 Front
Meyer Henry, paperbanger, 761J Mission
Meyer Henry, physician and surgeon, office and r. 701
Broderick
Jfeyer Henry, porter Witzel & Baker, r. 320 Battery
Meyer Henry, treasurer Concordia Club, SEcor Post and
Van Ness Av
Meyer Henry, upholsterer, r. 1020 Seventeenth
Meyer Henry B., cashier The S. F. Breweries (limited) r.
Lorin, (5al.
Mever Henrv C. E.. coal and wood, 37 Valley
.Meyer Henrj' G., bookkeeper Daniel Meyer, r. 1825 Ca)i-
fornia
Meyer Henry J., carriage painter, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer Herman (Goetjen & Meyer Bros.) r. 248 Fittb
Meyer Herman, confectioner, r. 861 Market
Meyer Herman, waiter strar San Juan
Meyer Herman A., pawnbroker. 617i McAllister
Mever Hermann C, restaurant, 17 Thirtieth
Meyer Herman L. F. (Meyer, Wilson & Co.) r. 2724 Pacific
Av
Mever Herman L. E. Jr., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r.
2724 Pacific Av
Meyer Herman M. D. (H. M. Meyer & Co.) r. 1419 Devis-
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Mejrer H. M. & Co. (Herman M. D. Meyer) California
wines and brandies, 319 California
Meyer Hugfo, barber Frank Koch, r. 115 Eiglith
Meyer Hugo, student, r. 29 Drumni
Meyer Ida, widow, r. 1404a Masonic Av
Meyer Isidore L. , physician and mauay:er Herbal Remedy
Co., 28 Third, r. Hotel Fairmount
Meyer Isidore, bartender, r. 226b Clara
Meyer Jacoh, cabinetmaker Potrero Furniture Factory,
r. 2(>S Clara
Meyer Jacob, cellarnian Eisen Vineyard Co., r. (i'M Wash-
ington
Meyer Jacob, laborer Baker & Hamilton, r. 314 Ritcb
Meyer Jacob, lodgings, 637 Washington
Meyer Jacob, i)orter Wolf, Wreden & Co., r. 317 Green
Meyer Jacob A., coachman 1404 Sutter
Meyer Jacob S., .student T. llarl Spelling, r. 224 Si.\th
Meyer Jerome, proprietor Gassmann House, 428 Broad-
way
Meyer J. H., clerk, r. 32 Ellis
Meyer Johanna Mrs., lodgings 29 Drumm
Meyer Jotianna, widow, r. 339 Shipley
Meyer Johanna H. Miss, saleswoman, r. 156 Steuart
Meyer Johanna H. Mrs. (Meyer & Davidson) r. 530O'Far-
rell
Meyer John, clerk, r. 446 Brannan
clerk, r. 530O'Farrell
John Wieland Brewery, r. 124
Meyer Julia Miss, liairdressing parlors, 104 Powell, r. 16
Erie
Meyer Julius, hardware, 40 Clay. r. 34 Ellis
Meyer Julius, Junk, 1636 Mission
Meyer Julius, merchant, r. 1122 Turk
Meyer Julius, plumber, r. 1223 Golden Gate Av
Meyer K. E. , insurance agent, r. 36 Ellis
Meyer L. Mrs., widow, r. 1517 Sacramento
Meyer Leopold C. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.) r. 916 Van Ness
Meyer John,
Meyer -lohn, engii
Moulton Av
Meyer Jnhn, gardener, 119 Twelfth
Meyer -lohn, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and
Misi.'i, r. 204 Ellis
Meyer John, master mariner, r. 9 Hampton PI
Meyer John, porter Page & Falch, r. 200 Tehama
Meyer .lohn, w^ od and coal, 421 Clementina, r. 43 Ever-
' et.t
Meyer John, foreman James L. Hicks, r. 1341 Twenty-
fourth
Meyer John C, r. 1216 Alabama
Meyer John C, bartender Nicolaus Meyer, r. 919 Capp
Meyer John C, clerk Henry Tietjen, r. 1627 Leaven-
worth
Meyer John, salesman Mohns & Kaltenbach, r. 220 Aus-
tin Av
Meyer .'o m C. W., cashier Meyer's restaurant, r. 530
O'F.irrell
Meyer John D., bartender, r. 42 McAllister
Meyer John F., laborer, r. Alms House
Meyer John G. , special U. S. ganger, 11 V. S. Appraisers
Bldg, r. Russ House
Meyer John G. H., jilaning mills, 417 Mission, r. 400 Oak
Meyer John H., buicher, 204 Second
.nUl'ER JOHK II., cashier Alfred Borel & Co., r.
Berkeley
Meyer John H., driver Farusworth & Collins, r. 13
Freelon
Meyer John H., plumber, r. 156 Steuart
Meyer John .1., liquors, 1334 Howard, r. 35 Grand Av
Meyer John L., ship carpenter, r. 1122 Iowa
Meyer John M., pork packer, r. 320 Minna
Meyer John N., carpenter, r. 1818 Hyde
Meyer John N. Jr., bookkeeper F. C. Wagner & Bro., r.
1818 Hyde
Meyer John W., carpenter, r. 1818 Hyde
Meyer John W. Jr., bookeeper Wagner Bros. , r. 1818 Hyde
Meyer Joseph, r. 121 Fell
Meyer Joseph (Meyer & Karl) r. 1924 Ellis
Meyer Joseph, baker, r, 1036 Nineteenth
Meyer Joseph, bottler, r. 1028 Minna
Jjeyer Jt)seph, butcher, r. 476 Jessie
Meyer Joseph, liquors, r. 821 Hayes
Meyer Joseph, merchant, r. 1317 Golden Gate Av
Meyer Joseph, stewai-d, r. 217 Elm Av
Meyer Joseph J. L. , marble polisher Ruffino & Bianchi,
r. 311 J Latigton
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Av
Meyer Lewis, president Crystal Salt Co., 303 California,
r. Alameda
Meyer Lizzie, widow, r. 1818^ Hyde
Me.ver Louis, butcher, r. 510 Castro
Meyer Louis, furnishing goods, 517 Kearny, r. 2514 Cali-
fornia
Meyer Louis, junk, r. 2143 Pine
Meyer Louis, pilot, r. 702| Bush
Meyer Louis, plumber, r. 617 J McAllister
Meyer Louis, proprietor Mever's Restaurant, 14-16 Ellis,
r. 530 O'Farrell
Meyer Louis Jr., cashier Mever's Restaurant, r. 630
O'Farrell
Meyer Louisa Miss, lithographer, r. 339 Shipley
Meyer Louise G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 156 Steuart
Meyer Lucie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1219 Noe
Meyer M. Miss, saleslady Nathan, Dorhmann & Co.
16 Montgomery Av
Meyer Marcus C. (C. H Meyer k Bros.) r. 1703 Jackson
Meyer Marie, domestic 1830 Eddy
Meyer Mark (Meyer & Miller) r. 701 Broderick
Mever Martin (Kaschen & Co.) r. 618 McAllister
Meyer Martin, clerk Charles Dietrich, r. 1304 Golden
Gate Av
Meyer Martin, cutter, r. 224 Sixth
Meyer ilartin, groceries and liquors, 430 Tehama
Me.yer Martin, master schr Harry, oflfice 7 Clay
Meyer Martin, shipping clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r.
Berkeley
Me.yer Martin S., bookkeeper Leiser Zier, r. 224 Sixth
Meyer Mary, domestic 2031 California
Meyer Mathias (Daniel Me.\er) r. 1310 Geary
Me.ver Matthias D., r. 1419 Devisadero
Meyer Max, bookkeeper G. Cohn & Co., r. 617 1 McAllis
Meyer Max, jjlumber Charles Brown & Co., r. 2143 Pine
Pine
METER M. D. A TO. (F. W. Meyer) groceries and
liquors, 1423-142o Devisadero
Meyer Melville, clerk Nathan, Dorhmami & Co., r. 2143
Meyer Minnie, widow, r. 617J McAllister
Meyer, Mish & Co. (Sol G. Mish and Samuel J. Mitchell),
mnfrs cigars, 13 Front
.Meyer Moritz ( Daniel Meyer) r. 415 Van Ness Av
Me,yer Mortimer, salesman, r. 2811 Clay
Meyer Moses, merchant, r. 1317 Golden Gate Av
Meyer N. & Co. (Nathan Meyer) cigar mnfrs, 420-422
Front
Meyer Nathan (X. Meyer & Co.) r. 1524 J.^ckson
.HEVEK M<'HOLA!^ L., secretary Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., 2015-2023 Folsum, r. 318a Seventeenth
ItlEYEK NICALAIIS, proprietor New .Manhattan, 311
Battery, r. 2610 Hyde
Meyer Otto, bartender, r. 540 Commercial
Meyer Otto, grip man, r. 462^ Tehama
Meyer Paul, salesman David Samuels, r. 1533 California
Meyer Paul Mrs., specialist, office and r. 917 Sutter
Meyer P. C. r. Palace Hotel
Mejer Peter H., driver John Fauser & Co., r. 130 Guer-
rero
METER PH., general agent for the Pacific Coast
Welsbach incandescent gas lights, Siemens- Lun-
green and Gordon gas lamps, H. Gruson's excelsior
kibbhng and grinding mills, office Liverraore, Cal.,
Gas Works 136 Eddy r. Alameda
DR, NAT. !• COULSON
1206 MARKEIT STREIETT
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
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Mi.ver Rachael Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School
r. 12-23 (ioMeuGate Av
Meyer llalph S. , manasjer George G. Gauld, r 2229 Gear\
HKVKK KKBKrCA R. MRS., liquors, confec-
tionery a'ld restaurant, SW cor Third and Town-
send, S. 1*. Co. Depot
Mover Hichaixl, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 11 Do
B(.om
Mc.\er Richard, jiorter What Cheer House
Ml \cr Rudolph, clerk Benjamin Alexander, r. 403 Leav-
L» worth
-Mryer S., tanner Isaac Levy, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Sadie Miss, dry goods, 84 Ninth, r. 70 Ninth
M. .\ cr Samuel (B. J. Burr & Co.) r. 208 Powell
M' yi r Samuel (Meyer & Hershberg) r. 511 .McAllister
M<ycT Samuel, butcher, r. 1626 Clay
Meyer Samuel, buyer Lee H. Clayburgh, r. 1210a Scott
Meyer Samuel, clerk, r. 701 Broderick
Meyer Samuel, plumber, r. 1528 Polk
Meyer Samuel, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co., 1310
Geary
Meyer Samuel C. , cai)italist, 31'.t Pine, room 42, r. Palace
Hotel
Meyer Samuel D., insurance agent and organist, r. The
California Hotel
>lcyer Samuel G., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 701 Brod-
erick
Meyer Simon (1. Aronson lSi Co.) r. 419 Franklin
Meyer Simon, bookkeeper, r. 416 Van Ness Av
Meyer Simon, bookkeeper Daniel Meyer, r. 2126 Hush
-Meyer Simon, cattle dealer, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Simon, teamster, r. 1235 Howard
Meyer Solomon, butcher, r. 224 Sixth
Meyer Theodore, clerk Cliristopher Mohni
Clement and Fifth Av
Meyer T.iejphile, coopar r. 27 Broadway
Meyer T. Lenniien, president Los Gatos Lime Co.
Montgomery, r. 2507 Clay
Meyer Tony G., barber, r. 924 Mission
Meyer Victor, musician, r. 2114 Jones
Meyer Virgil, maister National Brewing Co., r. 423 .Jones
Meyer Weil, collector, r. 1410 Buchanan
Meyer Wilhelmina A., widow, r. 220 Austin Av
.Meyer William, carpenter, r. 1607^ Folsom
Aleyer William, eheesemaker, r. E s Wyoming nr Sher-
man Av., Ocean View
Mcyei»Wdliam, cigar mnfr., 217 Eleventh
Meyer William, grocei-ies and liquors, NE cor Ninth and
Folsom
Meyer William, machinist John Horstmann, r. Oakland
.Meyer William, optician, r. 1818 Hyde
Meyer William, restaurant, 161 Ninth, r. 742 Minna
-Meyer William A. butcher, 1409 Folsom
Meyer William A. , dentist, office and r. 213 Eleventh
-Meyer William C, porter Esberg, Bachman & Co., r 15(i
Steuart
.Meyer William D., coffee saloon, 9 Drumm, r. 620 Twen-
ty-third
Meyer William F., brassflnisher, r. 823 Alabama
Meyer Will'am H., machinisj., r. 507 Mission
-Meyer William J., clerk Rollo V. Watt, r. 704 Pine
Meyer William J. D., clerk Henry Hons, r. 603 Laguna
Meyer William L., clerk, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer William M. paper carrier, r. 339 Shipley
-MEWER. >VIL80M .1: €0. (H. L. E. and George H.
C. Meyer) shipping and commission merchants, 210
Battery, Telephone Main 219
MEYER «& -IKItlANN (Albert and Charles F. Meyer,
Charles G. and Mrs. William Akmann) groceries and
ship stores and agents West Coast Steam Navigation
Co., 16-18 Sacramento. Te ejihone Main 5291
Meyer & Davidson (Mrs. Johanna H. Meyer and Mrs.
Mary A. Davidson) corsets and waists, 139 Post,
room 20
Meyer & Hershberg (Samuel .Meyer and Jules Hersh-
berg) projirietors American Woolen Mills, 332
Kearny
PETERSEN & FISHER,^
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Puinbers" in Business Directory.
_^ THE PIOST POPOLfllj
Meyer & Karl (Joseph Meyer and Adam Karl) poultrv,
22 Center Market
Meyer & Miller (B. F. and Mark Meyer and Charles H.Mil-
ler) cloaks and suits, 121 Post
1^" Meyer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Mier and Myer
Meyerbach George W.. laborer, r. 1220 Folsom
Meyerback Louis J., sign painter, r. Osborn House
Meyerderks George R., printer A. J. Leary Co. r 27
Glen Park Av
Meyerfeld Jesse, merchant, r. 1404 Webster
Meyerfeld Milton C, clerk Anglo-American Crockery
and Glassware Co., r. 1928 Bush
.HEVERFELU, MITCHELL «t €0. (Morris Meyer-
feld Jr., and John S. Mitchell) wholesale wines and
liquors, aud sole agents National Distilling Co.
(Cincinnati, Ohio) 116 Front, Telephone Main 1582
Meyerfeld Morris Jr. (Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co.) r. 811
Pierce
Meyerfeld Sarah Miss, r. 1928 Bush
MEVERHOF M. A <'0. (Martin Meyerhof and Jacob
Wessel) groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Ma-
iMcyirli.if .Martin (M. Meyerhof & Co.) 337 Geary
iMcyerlioffir Max, accountant M. Friedman & Co., r.
14-_':'.i Sarraniento
lYltlLrilllA J. U.« fi-uit and produrr
commission mer<>Uant.s. 4as .SanMome,
Telephon*' Main 114, r. »;t3 Haieht
Meyers Adolph, capitalist, r. 8 Gough
Meyers A. J., electrician, r. 39 Turk
Meyers Albert, bartender, r. 765^ Howard
Meyers Albert, teamster, r. 147 Perry
Meyers Alfred, woolpresser, r. 1005 Harrison
Meyers Alfred J., pressman, r. 1005 Harrison
Meyers Alonzo, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 127c Fif-
teenth
Meyers Anna F., widow, r. 17 Guy PI
Meyers Annie Miss, glovemaker r. 131 Twenty-first
Meyers August, canvasser, r. 961 Mission
Meyers August, hostler, r. 420 Eighth
Meyers B. R. laborer Bay District Race Track
Meyers Catherine Mrs., r. 3 Monroe
Meyers Charles, engineer, r. Hart nr Visitacion A\
Meyers Charles, hostler, r. 173 Perr^'
Meyers Charles, hostler, r. 823J Harrison
Meyers Charles, laborer, r. Hart nr San Bruno A\
Meyers Charles, teamster, r. 2880 Army
Meyers Charles A., laborer, r. 26 West'Mission
Meyers Charles A. Jr., teamster, r. 26 West Mission
Meyers Charles J., news agent, r. ,560 Howaid
Meyers Christian, bookkeeper, r. 612 Jones
Meyers Christina Miss, laundress, r. 26 West Mission
Meyers David A., expressman, r. 2626 Bush
Meyers Edward (Sodie & Meyers) r. 18 Glasgow
METERS ED>V.4RU, attorney at law, 130 Sausome,
rooms 11-12, r. Highland Park, Oakland
Meyers Edward, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 331
McAllister
Meyers Edward, teamster, r. 147 Perry
Meyers Eliza, widow, r. 1616 Geary
Meyers Elizabeth, widow, r. 125 Wen Park
Meyers Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 620 Sutter
Meyers Emma, domestic 932 McAllister
Meyers Ermine, domestic 1314 Jones
Meyers Esther Miss, r. 726^ Mason
Meyers Eugene F. , i>lumber, r. 708 Hyde
Meyers Francis I., clerk, r. 708 Hyde
Meyers Frank, metalroofer, r. 125 West Park
Meyers Frank A., printer, r. 1040 Nineteenth
Meyers Frank L, chemist, r. 1.504 Howard
Meyers Frank J., woolpresser, r. 1005 Harrison
Meyers Frank R., clerk, r. 708 Hjde
Meyers Frank W. (Travers & Meyers) r. 147i Silver
Meyers Frederick, laborer, r. 261 First
Meyers Frederick, real estate, r. 1 De Long Av
Meyers Frederick Jr., photographer, r. 1 De Long At
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Meyers Frederick V., engineer, r. 338 Capp
Mevers George (George Meyers & Co.) r. 1829 Twentr-
" fourth
Mej-ers George, laborer, r. Silver Av nr King
Meyers George & Co. (George Meyers) job printers and
^- -" publishers The Butcher's and Stock Raiser's Review,
434 California
Meyers George A, pressman, r. 722b Green
Meyers George D., plumber, r. 42() Day
Meyers George G. , butcher, r. 2333 Harrison
Meyers Gus, bartender, r. 1032 Market
Meyers Harry , cook, r. 949 Howard
Meyers Harrj-, liquors, r. 1703J Buchanan
Meyers Hennr, carpenter, r. 1207 Market
Meyers Henr>-, clerk, r. 151 Fremont Av
Meyers Henry H., draughtsman Percy & Hamilton, r.
Alameda
Meyers Henrj- L. (Perazzi & Meyers) r. 726^ Union
Mevers Jachiel, merchant tailor, 1028 Market, r. 611
I roderick
Meyers Jacob, butcher, 46 Washington Market, r. 2310
tryaiit
Meyers James, clerk, r. 504 Geary
Meyers James F., carpenter, r. 221 Valley
Meyers James H., teamster, r. 1147 Harrison
Meyers John, longshoreman, r. 19 Hinckley
Meyers John, wireworker, r. 283 Stevenson
Meyers John F., plumber, 1013 Valencia, r. 425 IVenty-
iiinth
Mevers John J., manager Gumev Refrigerating and
Milling' Co., and Cold Blast Delivery Co., 109 Cali-
fornia, r. 1219 Buchanan
.HEVEKS JO.SEPH. manager The California Catering
Co., 620 Bush, r. 240 Sutter
Meyers Joseph, speculator, r. 539 First
Meyers Joseph G., carpenter, r. 221 Valley
Meyers Julius C. drajTuan, r. 1009 Treat Av
Meyers Lulu Miss, saleslady Mrs. S. R. Hall, r. 514
Valencia
Meyers Martin, laborer, r. 131 Twenty-first
Meyers Martin C, packer, r. 222 Golden Gate Av
Meyers Martin G., traveling salesman, r. 313A O'Farrell
.Meyers Mar>- Miss, clerk, r. 131 Twenty-first
Mevers Minnie Miss, clerk Carlson Currier Co., r. 2626
" Bush
Mevers Minnie Miss, hairdresser, 402 Post, r. 1 Delong
" Av
Meyers Nellie, widow, dressmaker, r. lllli Leavenworth
Meyers Ni^ira Miss, laundress, r. 26 West Mission
Meyers Otto, boseman Engine 3, r. 1315 California
Meyers Rebecca C, widow, r. 726i Union
Meyers Robert C, physician and druggist, XW cor Union
and Powell, r. 72t>J Union
Meyers Selly, salesman r. 1210a Scott
Meyers Thomas, teamster, r. X s Trumbull nr Congdon
.Meyers Walter, rigger, r. 17 Guide PI
Meyers William, bartender, r. 1108 Twenty-fourth
Meyers William, clerk Foster & Ort-ar, r. 929 Broadway
-Meyers WUliani H., machinist, r. 221 Valley
.Meyers William L., iron worker, r. 505 Brannan
.Mevers William M., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
30O4i Sacramento
43" Meyers. See Mayers and Mj-ers
Meverson David, cantor Congregation Ohabai Shalome,
" r. 1434 O Farrell
SS" Meyersou. See Myerson and Myrson.
Meyerstein .\lfred (Lewis Meyerstein & Son) r. 611 Van
Ness Av
Meyerstein Caesar V., proprietor Union Paper Box Fac-
torv, 42 Market, r. 2518 Octavia
Meyerstein H., r. 1415 Van Ness A v
Meyerstein H. I., r. 1415 Van Ness Av
Meyerstein Joseph, sacks, 57 Clay, r. 2116 Mission
Meyerstein Joseph C, law student, r. 2518 Octavia
Meyerstein Juhus, distributor Post Office, r. 2116 Mission
Mej erstein Lewis (Lewis Meyerstein i: Son) r. 611 Van
.MathiasMlbach
and
Meyerstem Lewis k Son (Lewis and Alfred) furnishing
goods, 113 Sansome
Meyerstein S. B. Miss. r. 611 Van Ness Av
Meyn Henry P., butcher, 1550 Folsom, r. 310 Twelfth
Me^^l Martin, groceries and liquors, 700 Front, r. -Ua
" Pacific
-Meyn Peter, teamster, r. 15.50 Folsom
Me\ii Peter H., liquors, 231 Twentv-niuth
-Meyn Theresa, widow, r. 203 Twelfth
Meyn WiUiam M., porter, r. 2024 Folsom
*^ Meyn. See Main and MajTie
Meyner V., commission agent, r. 728 Bush*
Mevns Claus, master tug Lena L, r. 2i Clvde
.HEZE.S E.STATE TME. "niden .*c Whitcomb attor-
neys, 171-174 Crocker Bldg
Mezes- Wynne C. Mrs., widow, r. 2610 Webster
Mezger Louise Miss, nurse, r. 1827 Polk
Mezzacuppa Toni, tailor, 145 Natoma
Mezzero Joseph (Cereghino, Cordano & Mezzero) r. NK
cor Silver Av and Mission
.WHOO.N JOH.\ B., attoniey-at-law, 401 Califunii:..
rooms 26-27, Telephone Main 617 r. Oakland,
S^ ilhoou. See Moon
Miajlovich Peter, cook, r. 34 Hoff A^
.Mialanne Prosper, manager A. Gue.x, 142 Geary
Mialocq Jean, florist, 1518 Bush
Miatt Frederick F., nurse, r. 6 Scheerer PI
Miatt Mary I. Miss. r. 6 Scheerer PI
.Mibach Henr\- J., engineer stmr Ukiah, r. 23 Dolore.-
Mibach John, machinis', r. 506 Corbett Road
Mibach Mathias (Mibach & Straub)r. 17 Serjientine Road
Mibach Peter J. Jr., coremaker, r. 506 Corbett Road
-Mibach William, salesman Charles F. Marwedel, r. MXi
C. irbett Road
MIBACH &STRAUB
au<i A4laiu straubi <-arriaue, waiioi
sign painters, ii.iH Brannan
•^Mibach. .See .Mebach
Mieell F. , signal-man California St R. R., r. 8 Johutson Ar
-Micetich Martin, cook, r. 29 Eddy
Micericz Boleslow, cabinetmaker, r. 360 Clementina
Michael A. , r. 858 Mission
Michael Aaron, tailor, r. 1718 Sacramento
Michael Brother Rev., teacher Sacred Heart College
Michael David, collector Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum
and Home Society, r. 737 Mc.\llister
Michael Ebenezer, r. . 09 Castro
Michael George W., distributor PostOfiiee, r. 3 Julian -\v
Michael Gerson, varieties, 1504 Stockt m, r. 1011 Union
Michael Gorman, fireman, r. 6 Michigan
Michael Gustave, boots and shoes, 132 Third, r. 14
Everett
Michael Ham- L., plumber, r. 3 Julian Av
Mi.-hael John, r. 224 Waller
.Michael John, brewer, r. 33 Fourteenth
-Michael Louis, tailor, r. 1528 O'Farrell
Michael Max, clerk, r. 737 Mc.\llister
MICHAEL n. F., attorney at law, 37 Mills Bldg, 'Jth
floor, r. University Ciub
Michael M.^rgan M., gripman, r. 2812 Bush
Michael Samuel, clerk California Neckwear Co., r. 737
McAllister
ilichael Shar, peddler, r. 612 Howard
Michael Soiomon, Uilor, 117 Leidesdorff, r. 1528 O'Far-
rell
^- Michael. See Michel, Michell, Michl, Mickel and
Mitchell
Michaelis Borrhert, tailor, r. Ocean View
Michaelis Carl, clerk Prussian National Insurance Co.,
r. 3202 Mis-sion
Michaelis Christopher, butcher, r. Ocean View
Michaeis George stableman r. 3130 Sacramento
Michaelis Henrv F. (H. F. Michaelis A: Co.) r. 3202 Mis-
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STEEET and SIDEWALI WORX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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.MICHAEliiJi U. F. A. €0. (Henry F. Michaelis ami
.». Reinhold Kolide) grroceries and liquors, junction
Mission and Valencia
.Michaelis Pietro, r. 318 Broadway
Micliaels Abraham, tailor, r. 157 Shipley
Michaels Abraham, tailor, r. 1507 Broderick
Michaels Alexander, laborer, r. 1426 Broadway
Michaels Amelia, widow, r. 14H(> O'Farrell
Michaels Benjamin K., r. 703 Oak
Michaels Charles, bartender, r. 1;118 Howard
Michaels Charles, clerk, r. 1031 Natoma
Michaels Charles F., salesman Langley & Michaels Co., r.
Alameda
Michaels David, bookkeeper Max Shirpser Jewelry Co..
r. 1436 O'Farrell
Michaels Edward, clerk .John Wieland Brewery, r. 3f>4
Clementina
Michaels George, dairvnvm, r. 3117 Sacramento
Michaels George rigger, r. 1205 Eighteenth
Michaels Gussie Miss, machine ojjerator, r. 737 McAllister
.Vlichaels Harry, clerk, r. 1031 Natoma
.WI€HAEL^ IIK.\'K¥, president Langley & Michaels
Co., 34-40 First, r. Alameda
.Michaels Hermann, bottler, r. 323 Francisco
Michaels Isaac, barter, r. 12 Albion Av
Michaels John T., clerk, r. 33 Perry
Michaels Joseph, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1436 O'Farrell
Michaels Joseph, shoecutter, r. 123.ia Folsom
.Michaels Julius, sui>crinteudent M. Franklin & Bro., r.
520 Van Ness Av
.Michaels Louis, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Michaels Louis, bookkeeper F. Toplitz &Co., r. 11.56
Golden Gate Av
Michaels Max, cutter, r. 113J Lanston
.Michaels Morris, tailor 111 St. Ann's Bldg
.Michaels Peter, r. 403 Broadway
.Michaels Rose, widow, r. 1031 Natoma
t^ Michaels. See Michels
X-^^ Michaelsen. See Michaelson, Micheelsen, .Michel-
sen, Michelson, Mickelson and Mikkelsen
.Michaelson Jacob, stockbroker, r. 432 Golden Gate Av
.Michaelson John, r. 20 Boyce
.Michaelson Maggie, domestic 2426 Fillmore
Michaelson Theresa Mrs., furnished rooms, 326 Mason
t^ Michaelson. See Michaelsen, Micheelsen, Michel-
sen, Michelson, Mickelson and Mikkelsen
Michal Frank, locksmith, 1117 Folsom
Michal John, brewer, r. N s Berkshire, near San Jose
R.iad
.Michalek Michael, carpenter, r. 611 Linden Av
Michalitschke Anton (Michalitschke Bros. & Co.) r. 2102
California
}lll€HALITIiiCHKE BROTHERS A CO. (Joseph
and Anton Michaeltschke) im])orters and dealers
cigars and tobacco, 64 Third, 237-239 Kearny and
i)02 Market, Telephone Main 1332
Michalitschke Charles, cigars and tobacco, 123 Grant
Av, r. 217i Gearj'
ilichalitschke Gustave, manager Michalitschke Bros. &
Co., r. 331 Kearny
Michalitschke Joseph (Michalitschke Bros. & Co.) r. 1314
Golden Gate Av
Michaud David, carpenter, r. 2842 Harrison
MichauxLeon, cook, r. 609 Pine
Michaux Rita Mme., dressmaker, r. 119 Leavenworth
.Michc Anton, porter, r. 29 Geary
Micheelsen Frederick (Micheelsen & Both) r. 12.S3i York
Mi.heelsen & Both (Frederick Micheelsen and Adolph
tioth) proprietors Enteri)rise Soda Wks, 2735 Bry-
ant
,r-- .Micheelsen. See Michaelsen, Michaelson, Micheel-
sen, Michelson, Mickelson and Mickkelsen
Michel Bernard, bartender, r. 121 Guerrero
Michel Christopher, hatter, r. 513 O'Farrell
Mil-he! Conrad (Michel & Krausgrillt r. 420a Francisco
Miihcl Edward, pressman, r. 13 Twenty-third
Mirhcl Elizabeth, domestic 13 Farren Av
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Michel Emil, r. 2302 Mission
Michel Frank, locksmith, r. 1117 Folsom
.Michel Frederick A., cooper, r. 1135 Shotwell
Michel George K., cooper, r. 512 Bush
.Michel Isaac, laundryman, r. 423J Turk
Michel Jean, seaman, r. Alms House
.Michel John T. , driver, r. 5 Center PI
Michel Joseph (Michel & Nouguier) r. 629 Broadway
Michel Louis, blacksmith, r. 704 California
Michel Loustaunian, laundryman, r. 21 Ridley
Michel William, clerk, r. 420a Francisco
Michel & Krausgrill (Conrad Michel and John Kraus-
grill) beer bottlers, 2193 Powell
.MICHEL A .\OI.'4ii;iER (Joseph Michel and August
Nouguier) proprietors Liberty Hotel, also wholesale
liquoi-s, 629-633 Broadway
Michela Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 322 Montgomerj- Av
Michela Giacomo, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Michelet C. F. , repacker, .506 Batterj% room 28
Miche'etti Alfred A., asst secretary Columbus Savings
and Loan Society, r. 1520 Lombard
Micheletti Erico (Micheletti & Berdi) r. 1416 Pacific
Micheletti P. & Co. (Peter .Micheletti and Eudemio Men-
esini) butchers, 512 Da- is
Micheletti Peter (P. Micheletti & Co.) r. 1520 Lombard
.Micheletti & Berdi (E. Micheletti and Michael Berdi)
fruits and vegetables, 18-25 Grand Western Market
Micheli Giuseppi (Paoletti & .Micheli) r. 225 Broadway
Micheli Norcise, r. 1.596 Bush
Michels David, bookkeeper Hahn, Levy & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Michels Edward H., bookkeeper Wilmerding & Co., r.
1411 Scott
Michels Eugene (Michels & Wand) r. 935 Post
Michels Eugene, cigars and tobacco, 151 Seventh
Michels George, expressman, SE cor Geary and Stock-
ton, r. IJU.T ?:ighteenth
Michels <;rc'.;orio, waiter, r. 249 Pacific
lYllCH tLo I.Hsuccessor tofti.H. Herwln
A I'o.) sblrtuiaker and in«>n'<i riirnishinK
goods, l»'>4 Market. r.»IOO» Laeana
Michels Leopold (Greenbauni, Weil & Michels) r. Hotel
Richelieu
.Michels Theodre H., iisst accountant Bank of California,
r. 1421 California
.MICHELS A WAXI» (Eugene .Michels and Jacob
Wand) imi)orters fancy goods and trimmnigs, 26
Kearny
Michelsen Carrie Miss, i)hoto letoucher, r. 1045 Market
Michelsen Charles, gilder, r. 1005 Pierce
Michelsen Edward, clerk, r. 849 Golden Gate Av
Michelsen Edward W., salesman, r. 530 Ellis
Michelsen Ferdinand, shoemaker, r. 1005 Pierce
.Michelsen Ferdinand H., gilder, r. 1005 Pierce
.Michelsen Henrv, laborer, r. 1325 Washington
Michelsen M. & Son (William and Michael) liverj- stable,
61.5-617 Ellis
Michelsen Matthias, teamster, r. 1005 Pierce
.Michelsen Michael (M. Michelsen & Son) r. 530 Ellis
.Michelsen Wilhelm, sui)erintendent B. Dreyfus & Co., r.
737 Filbert
Michelsen William (M. Michelsen & Son) r. 617 Ellis
Michelsen William F., boxmaker, r. 37 Stanley PI
Michelsohn Abraham, broker, r. 301 Leavenworth
Michelson Bertha, widow, r. 1206i Turk
Michelson Charles, boxmaker, r. 309 Third
.Michelson Charles, reporter, r. 180S Steiner
Michelson David, salesman, r 301 Van Ness Av
Michelson David Jr., clerk, r. 1206 Turk
Michelson George J., machinist, r. 37 Stanley PI
Michel ion George J. Jr., clerk, r. 344 Brjant
Michelson Jacob, groceries and liquors, 344 Bryant, r. 37
Stanley PI
Michelson Julia A. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1805 Steiner
Michelson Lewis, shipcarpent«r, r. 1808J Union
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Michelson Louis, steward Palace Hotel, r. 530 Ellis
Michelson Nicholas, poi trait artist, studio and r. 81S
Twenty-third
Michelson "William F., machinehand, r. 344 Brj-ant
13" Michelson. See Michaelsen, Michaelson, Micheelsen,
Michelsen, Mickelson and Mikkelsen
Michener Charles G., attorney at law, 23 Mills Bldg, Mh
floor, r. 1601 1 San Carlos Av
Michener Mary E. Mrs., teacher Haight Primary School,
r. 1601 i San Carlos Av
Michener William R., machinist Harvev W. Rice Ensfiie
Wks, r. Oakland
Michieli John P., electrician, r. 42ViJ Broadway
Michieli Lorenzo Mrs., midwife, r. 42SJ Broadway
Michieli Stephen, r. 429 J Broadway
Michigan Hotel, John Ward proprietor, 1335 Folsom
Michilet Christian F., repacker, 606 Battery
Micbl Joseph, engineer Lane Hospital
Michl WiUiam, aj«st engiuetr Lane Hospital
US' Michl. See Michael, Michel, Michell, Mickell and
Mitchell
Micich CTaarles, bartender, r. 326 Brannan
Mick Frederick J. , barber, r. 203 Powell
Mickel George, rectifier, r. 2'J Potter
Mickell Thoma.*, clerk Balfour, Guthrie i Co., r. 413
Post
f0- Mickell. See Michael, Michel, Michell, Michl and
Mitchell
Slickey Samuel J., tailor, r. 211 Fourth
Mickivich Antoine, shipsmith, r. 22 Main
Miclo Leon (Miclo & Lay) r. 640 Howard
Miclo & Lay (Leon Miclo and George Lay) propriet4.rs
Wilson Hou e, and liquors, 640 Howard
Micovski Joset, wireworks, 58 Jessie
Microscopical Society (San Francisco) 432 Montgomery,
rooms 9-10
Midas Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) Abraham Hal-
sey secretarj-, 328 Montgomery, r<x)m 7
Midas Gold .Saving Machinery Co.,'c. W. Kellogg presi-
dent, J. M. Rademaker secretan , F. G. Voss trea-s-
urer. A. C. Rumble manager, 114 First
Middlehoff Garrett, r. 701 Ls^una
Middlehoff Hannah, widow, r. 701 Laguna
Middlehoff William H., teamster Will &
907 Fillmore
Middlekamp John H. (J. G. Waterman & Co.) r. 72!»
Montgomerv
Middlekauff Ellsworth D., inventor, r. 1230 Golden Gate
Finck Co
Av
Middlekauff Fred D., clerk Brookhii Hotel
Middlemas WilUam (A. B. Patrick &Co.)r. Alameda
Middlemass Clifford L. , hackdriver, r. 1629 Pine
Middlemass Joseph, clerk, r. 25J Sto kton
Middleton Arthur B. , compositor Report, r. 243 Oak
Middleton Augustus, grainer, r. 1021 1 Oak
Middleton Charles, r. 460 Brjant
Middleton Charles, janitor, r. 109J Hayes
Middleton Charles S., traveling salesman, r. 1430 Jack-
son
Middleton I)a\id, porter Frank Thomas
Middleton Elizabieth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 452 Minna
Middleton Frank B., machinist, r. 519 Bryant
Middleton George W., stonecutter, r. 1408 Church
Middleton G. V. Miss, r. 2000 Pine
Middleton Henri- L. Mrs., r. 1016 Washington
Middleton Howard, clerk Kittle & Co., r. 2431 Green
Middleton James A., notions, 2000 Pine
Middleton James B., machinist, r. 986 Howard
Middleton James R. , boilermaker, r. 46 Chapulteijec
Middleton Jessie, widow, r. 32 Rincon PI
MIDDLETOM JOH>', coal dealer, 309-311 Stockton,
Telephone Main 1919, r. 2431 Green, Telephone West
1002
Middleton John, helper, r. 32 Rincon PI
Middletf.n John H., stonecutter, r. 2922 F.>ls.:.m
Middleton Jonathan (Middleton v>: Co ) r East Oakland
niDULETO.N JO\.%TH.4.\ V. D„ Lieutenant Col-
onel Surgeon U. S. A., Phelan Bldg, 4th floor, r.
Hotel Richelieu
.Middleton Joseph H. Jr., carjienter, r. 1215 York
-Middleton Rodney, r. :W Simth Park
-Middleton Samuel P. (S. P. Middleton & Co.) r. 1812
Market
-Middleton S. P. & Co. (Siirauel P. Middleton) real es-
tate and general auctioneers, 36 Montgomery
Middleton William D., printer, 341 Eddv, r. 802 Ellis
.HIIM»LETO.\ A- CO. (Jonathan Middleton) importers^
ship chandlery and pro^isions, commission mer-
chants and agents White Star Steamship Co., 21 S
Jackson
-MIDDLETOWX PL,»TE CO. (Middletown, Conn.)
electro-plated tableware, Phelps »^ Miller agents, 12if
Sutter
Middleworth Floyd, laborer, r. 14 Jackson
Midgley Christine Mrs., milliner, r. 645 Xatoma
Midlands Orchard Co., Charles il. Culver secretary 2:.
Crocker Bids
lYllUUIl l.tL. Kultien.v «ar<>essorlo>con
Tt-ctiouery and rholcc canilies. Parisian
style, ii-e oream made to order, eakes of
ail kinds, 109 Powell. Telephone Main
819
-Midway Plaisance, Hallinan v<l Hnnian proprietors, 771-
775 Market
Midwinter Congress Dental Club, 235 Post
niDMIXTEK F.4IR HOTEL, Caleb Coakley pn.
prietor, SE cor Gearv and Central Av
nii»MI>TER F.4IRST.4BLES, Caleb Coakley pn.
^irietor, r. NE cor Gearj- and Central Av
Miehle Frank, nialster, r. 330 Minna
Miehling George S., te;icher «Testling Olvmpic Club, r.
221 Turk
Miehling John, electrician, r. 59t South Park
Miel Percy F., insurance, r. 720i Ivy Av
Mieley W. , baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Mielke Paul A., upholsterer, r. 1803 Stockton
Mien Hermann, laborer, r. Bay View
Mienk Peter J., shoemaker, r. 14 Antonio
.Mier Clotilde, widow, r. 2415 Pacific Av
.Mier Ferdinand J., salesman The Hub, r. 1004 Pine
.Mier Joseph, liquors, SE cor Jones and O'Farrell, r. 821
Haves
Mier Michael, usher, r. 6 Fella PI
-Mier Peter, workman, r. Ninth Av South and L
Mier Richard J., manager Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co. oi
Cal.. r. 1223 Waller
.Mierdirks Benjamin F., compositor, r. 140 Fulton
Mierdirks Charles H., salesman, r. 140 Fulton
.Mierdirks Meta E., widow, r. 140 Fulton
Mierdirks William A., student, r. 140 Ful'on
Miers .Andrew, rattanworker, r. 14 Clinton
Miersch Gustav, waiter, r. 2 Cohen
Miersch Louis W., laborer, r. 1714 Harrison
Mierson Bernard, with Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 514
Devisadero
Miesegaes Alfred D., Deputy Asses-sor, r. 330 Golden
Gate Av
Miesner Henr> (Witthack «: Miesner) r. 502 Bay
Miesner Jacob (.Miesner & Bruuing) r. .5(X» Bay
Miesner John (Miesner i Aiders) r. 200 Francisco
Miesner Peter, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ellis and
Taylor, r. 317 Eilis
Miesner & Ahlers (John Miesner and Henry Ahlers)
groceries and liquors, 200 Francisco
Miesner & Bruning (Jacob Miesner and William Bnin-
ing) liquors, NW cor Bay and Taylor
S^ Miesner. See Meissner
.Mieth Alfred O., restaurant, 113 Second, r. 55 Second
Mietz Frederick, shoemaker, 213 Twenty-eighth
Mietzsch Charles, plumber, r. 152 Clara
Mietzsch Eme-t, Uilor. r. 152 Clara
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Miffelberser Fr tz, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Migaldo Vincenzo, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Miiteot Ja<;ob, fresco painter, r. 1830 Filbert
Migeot Louis, bartender, r. 916 Sacramento
Mi^hell Frank K., with Tallant Banking Co., r
Mighell H., pressman, r. 2709 Pierce
MIOHELL .IO!^EPll .4., with James P.
610 Bush
Mighell Richard H., cigamiaker, r. 26 Octavia
Mighell William E., shipowntr, 38-40 Market,
ley
Migliano John M., laborer, r. 1127 Tennessee
Migliano Mario G., laborer, r. 1127 Tennessee
Migllo Domeiiico, laborer, r. 11 Lafayette PI
Miglitto Giuseppe, vegetables, r. 11 Lafayette PI
Miunola Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. '262^i Sutter
Mignola John (John Migiiola* Co.) r. 2420 Post
.UICTVOLA J0H:K Jr., saw manufacturer, saw filing
and tool grinding, 1332 Mission
MIGKOL.4 JOH\ »t CO. (John Mignola) proprietors
California Butcher Saw Manufacturing Co., 34 Grand
Central Market
Migoulet John P., laundrj-man, r. 309 Sutter
Miguel C. Baron, capitalist, r. 23U) Mission
Miguel Manuel P., barber, 1502 Folsom
Miguel Noe, agent, r. 1211 Powell
Miguelajawieguy Mi.:uel, capitalist, r. 4 Wagner PI
Miguet Francois M., cellamian, r. 240 Sutter
Mio-uet b'rank, liquors, 625 Kearny, r. 1025 Jackson
Nill.4\ JAMES B., real estate agent, 531 California
r. 133S Sacramento
Mihan Julia A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1338 Sacramento
Mihan Patrick F., marine engineer, r. 1 Freelon
Miholovich Frederick, porter, r. 16 Metcalfe PI
Mlholovich G. & Co. (Nicholas and George Miholovich)
re^taurant, 1942 Mission
Miholovich George (G. Miholovich & Co.) r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Capp
Miholovich Nicholas (O. Miholovich & Co.) r. 104 Hoff Av
Miholovich Vincent, bartender, r. 16 Metcalte PI
Mihran M. B., manager Turkish Rug Co., 324 Sutter
Mikels Sidney F., superintendent People's Express and
Transfer Co., r. Oakland
Mikkelsen Henry E., student, r. 2616 Market
Mikkelsen R., quartermaster stnir Alameda, r. 311 Oc-
tavia
Mikkel.sen Samuel, 124 Sixth
Mikkelsen ITiomas, coffee saloon, 28 Stockton, r. 2616
Market
^g- Mikkelsen. See Michaelsen, Michaelson, Micheel-
sen, Michelsen, Michelson and Mickelson
Miklan Ant n, cutter, r. 716 Waller
Miko Joseph, hostler, NE cor Geary and Central Av
Mikovich John, waiter, r. 704 Bush
Mikulich Auurust (Mikulich & Kiselich) r. 4 Union PI
Mikulich William, clerk C. W. Wissinger, r. 2301 Devis-
adero
Mikulich & Kiselich (August Mikulich and August Kise-
lich) restaurant, 515 Clay
Milan George, produce, 214 Twenty-fourth
Milan Joseph, driver, r. 1210 Larkin
Milani Agostino, laborer, r. 11 Vallejo
Milani Carlo, hostler, r. 5 Filbert PI
Milani Edward, molder, r. 917 Jackson
Milani Faustina, packer, r. 917 Jackson
Milani Flore A. (Pitto & Milani) r. 917 Jackson
Milani Giuseppe, bartender, r. 517 Union, rear
Milani Joseph, packer, r. 917 Jackson
Milani Rinaldo, foreman American Union Fish Co., r. 917
Jackson
Milani Zeffire, laborer, r. 917 Jackson
Milano Ht)tel, Carlo Uer.cco proprietor, r. 416 Pacific
Milanovich Chris, porter, r. 222 Broadway
Milatovich Antonio, capitalist, 432 Montgomery, room 16
Milboum William, bookbinder, r. 802 Montgomery
Milbradt Hug.., butcher, r. 1104 Clay
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Milbradt Oscar, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Potrero Avand
El Dorado
Milbuni, r. 3 Central PI
Mikovich John L., waiter, r. 820^ Larkin
Milcovich, Martin L.. restaurant 820 Larkin, r. 820/.
Larkin
Milcovich Rafael, cook, r. 820 i Larkin
Mildner Edward, shoemaker, 1848 Howard
Mile Frederick, machinist Fulton Eng. and Shi|> Bklfr
Works, r. W s Broderick nr Tonquin
Mile John, laborer, r. W s Broderick nr Tonquin
Miler Hamilton W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Berkeley
Miler Walter B. (McKean & Miler), r. 41 Turk
Miler Walter H., liquors, r. 225 Fair Oaks
Miles Agnes Miss, r. 1214 Laguna
Miles Bernard, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 515 Shot-
well
Miles Catharine, widow, r. 402 Buchanan
Miles Charles, collector, r. 625 Bush
MILES CHARLES H., city passenger agent Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, 5 Montgomery, r.
481 Valencia
MILES l».*VID E., assistant manager London and
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (of LiverjX)ol) r. 2104
Van Ness Av
Miles Edward, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 136 Townsend
.MILES EDWARD R., livestock dealer, r. 1629 Page
Miles Edwin, capitalist, r. 809 Valencia
Miles Elbridge G., clerk assistant Adjutant Department
of Cal., U. S. A., r. 436 Valley
Miles Ella D. Miss, stenographer E. A. Hubbard & Oo,,
r. 436 Valley
MILES EVASi, Lieutenant Colonel, acting Inspector-
General U. S. A., Phelan Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1829
Sacramento
Miles George, baker, r. 551 Mission
Miles George D. , musician, r. 14 John
Miles H. S., operator W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 606 Ellis
Miles Hugh, laborer, r. 136J Townsend
.\riles J. , laborer Bay District Race Track
MILES J0H:« CHARLES, wines and liquors, 501
Keariiv, r. 712 California
Miles John E., bookkeeper Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r.
625 Bush
Miles John E., commission merchant, 324 Clay, t. 415
First
Miles Joseph T., bookkeeper, r. 1127 Shotwell
Miles Louis, cigars and tobacco, 5 Leidsdorff, r, 8 Cen-
tral PI
Miles Mary Miss, r. 615 Shotwell
Miles Mary, widow, r. 137 Juniper
Miles Peter, watchman, r. 719 Capp
Miles Sarah A. Mrs., teacher Sheridan Primary School,
r. 640 Golden Gate Ave
Miles Thomas E., bookkeeper J. A. Folger & Co., r. 51;.
Shotwell
Miles W. E. & Co. (William E Miles & Co.) stock
ers, 31 H Montgomery
Miles William, wood polisher, r. 712 C'alifomia
Miles William E. (W. E. Miles & Co.) r. Oakland
n®" Miles. See Myles.
Milestone William H. , stevedore, r. 2130 Stockton
Miletech Anton, cook, r. 1 Beale PI.
Miley Annette D. Miss, teacher South Cosmoj.i.hi.iM
Grammar School, r. 1206 Turk
Milev Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1414 Valencia
Miley Etta Miss, bookkeeper, r. 515 McAllister
Miley Jacob A. , r. 1206 Turk
Miley James .!., manager Maine Dairy, r. 14b Sheriii.n
Miley John, laborer, r. Woolsey nr Somerset, U. M. T.
Miley John D., 1st lieutenant .'ith Artillery, V. S. A.
Presidio
Milev Leah Miss, printer T. C. Marceau, r. San H>un.
Road
Milev Mamie, domestic, r. 2520 Post
Mi'ev William, laborer.r. Woolsey and Somerset, I'.M.T
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Milford Land and Lumber Co.. George D. Gray, agent,
10 Califurnia, room 1
Milhern Alhinis, stableman, r. 1514 Fell
Milicich Edward, cook. r. 135 Seven.h
Miljas Anton, r. 108 Fourth
Miljas Nicholas, cook, r. 1432 Howard
Miikie Otto, telephone operator, r. 614 Bush
.^ILKHEBi'i^ HEADQIAKTERS, August F. Meyer
proprietor, 36 Eddy
Mill Cliarles, capitalist, r. 90-2 Montgomery
Mill John H., clerk stmr Hope. .Jackson St. wharf, r.
Oakland
Millan .John C, cigarmaker, r. 1902 Greenwich
Millar Clayton B., engraver, 515S Bush
Millar George E., travcing salesman Cerf, Schloss & Co.
r. Alameda
Millar J. B. F., student, r. 2611a Sacramento
Millar John E. (Simpson & Millar) r. Oakland
Millar John F., silesman Leonard & Ellis, r. 615 Front
Millar John Y., secretary California Cotton Mills Co.
(Oakland) 310 C^alifomia, r. Fruitvale, CaL
Millar Polycarpe, builder, r. :53a Kissling
Millar I'homa.s, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co. . r.
305 Capp
Millar Thomas M., butcher, r. 1024 Greenwich
gdT Millar. See >liller
Mdlard Benjamin F., tailor, 33S Geary
Millard Caroline A. Mrs., physician, office and r. 236
Valley
.Millard Charles H., carpenter, r. 537 O'Farrell
Millard Frank B. , city editor Examiner, r. 2320 Sixteenth
-HilUrd Frederick J., mail clerk Examiner, r. 2820 Six-
teenth
Millard George S., merchant, r. 2820 Sixteenth
»lillard Jerome, Chinese interpreter, r. 236 Valley
Millard Joseph, teamster, r. 537 Howard
Aiillard Joseph H., clerk Woodin & Little, r. 38 Cheru-
busco
.Millard Thomas, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1317 Gieen
Mili;ird William .M., watchman Eagle Cannery, r. 213
Tenth
Millarick John F.. caq)enU;r, r. 38.5 Gates
niLLBEKitl' ARTHUR H., dentist, office and r.
M. t..5 P. M.
20::! Sutter, hours
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HILLBltAE DAIRY, H. H. Taylor agent, Frank
K'bb manager, dejiot 814 Octavia, Telephone West
516
Milieu Cliarles A., driver, r. 320 Fulton
Miller Aaron, clerk Bernhard Miller, r. 1>12 Post
Miller Ada Miss, searcher Post Office, r. Oaklanti
Miller Adam, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
2J24 Folsom
Wilier Adam, cx.k, r. 64CJ Minna
Miller Adele. dressmaker, r. 1510 Mason
Miller Adolpli. uiyannaker. r. 434 Braniu>n
Miller Adolplms. confectioner, r. 909 Kearny
Miller Agnes, domestic 1600 Van Xess Av
MUler Albert, r. 1705 Gearj-
MILIiEU ALBERT, president San Francisco Savings
Union, 532 California, and Pacific Gas Improvement
Co., r. 1264 Union, Oakland
Miller Albert, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Miller Albert E., laborer, 725 1 Fifth Av
Miller Albert F., tanner, r. 1125 J York
Miller Albert P., elevatorinan, 6-8 Sutter, r. Berkeley
Miller Alexander, carpenter, r. 406 Seventh
Miller Alexander C, bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., r.
3004 Fillmore
Miller Alfred, ba;,'gageman Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 3311
Powell
MUIer Alfred, baggeman, Pac. Coast S. S. Co., r. 2311
Powell
Miller Alfred, clerk Adolph Sutro, r. 15 Pearl
MUler Alfred, millhand, r. 1631 Church
Miller Alfred, warehouseman, r. 622 Linden Av
Miller Alice, dcjmestic, 1628 Vallejo
Miller Alice, widow, r. 1908 Larkin
Miller Almira F., widow, r. 240 Shot well
Miller Amy, widow, r. 2009 Jackson
Miller Audrew, r. 1609 California
Miller Anna, laundress, r. 117 Julian Av
Miller Annie Miss, r. 20 Turk
Miller Annie, domestic, r. 2646 Howard
Miller Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Thirteenth
Miller Annie Mrs. , furnished rooms, 322 Mason
Miller Annie, widow, r. 29 Russ, rear
Miller Annie, widow, r. 617 Mason
Jliller Annie J., domestic, 533 Twenty-first
Miller Anthony, boarding, 2 Crooks
Miller ArchibaJd R., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co. , r. 1520 California
Jliller Arthur G., r. 1045 Market
Miller Arthur H., sawjer E.xcelsior Redwood Co., r. 668
Twentieth
Jliller Arthur J. , veast factory, r. 1183 Market
Miller Auben" W."(Horstmann & MUler) r. 824 Fifteenth
Miller August, driver McAviliffe Bros., 621 Mission
MUler August, dyer, r. 783 Stevenson
Miller August, horse dealer, r. Fifteenth Av S nr San
trimo Av
MUler August, restaurant helper, r. 810 Bush
MUler August, salesnjan, r. 1217 Scott
MUler August T. , laborer, r. 228.j Nineteenth
Miller Augustus C, painter, r. 133J Haight
Jliller Axel, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
JIUler B., seaman, stmr Walla Walla
JIUler Belle J. Jliss, teacher music, r. 1208 Leavenworth
Jliller Benjamin E. , teamster, r. E s Seventh nr Berry
JIUler Benjamin F., butcher Polv, Heilbron & Co., r
Third Av South and T
JIUler Benjamin F., chef, r. 127 Turk
.niLLER BER\HARD, poultry and game. 85 and
86 Centre JIarket, r. 912 Post
-Miller Bernhard H., merchant, r. 715a O'Farrell
Jliller Bert F., attorney at law, 530 California, rooms
13-14, r. 326 Larkin
JIUler Burdett Jliss, clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P.
Co.. r. Golden Gate, Cal.
JIUler Cal, laborer, r. 1805 Folsom
JIUler Carl, seaman, r 239 Jlinna
JIUler Carl L. boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 133 Four-
teenth
JIUler Carrie Jliss, nurse Waldeck Sanitariimi
MiUer Caspar, brass finisher, r. 232J Langton
Jliller Catherine, domestic £70 Harrison
JIUler Catherine, widow, r. 4SV Quinn
JIUler Celia Mrs., proprietor The Mansfield, 206a Post
Jliller Charles, barber, r. 229 Kearny
.MUler Charles, barten er, r. 168 Tehama
JIUler Charles, carpenter, r. 723 Valencia
MUler Charles, ciirarmaker, r. 917 Larkin
MUler Charles, cutter Ames & Die'rich, r. 12J Washing-
ton Av
Miller Charles, expressman, r. 3208 Buchanan
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Miller Charles, hostler, r. 468 Tehama
Miller Charles, hostler Martin Joost & Bro., r. 618 Goujfh
Miller Charles, laborer Bavaria Brewerj-, r. 1921 Chest-
nut
Miller Charles, laborer, 1617 Eddy
Miller Ctiarles, liquors, r. 927i Filbert
Miller Charles, packer S F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 2
Chesley
ililler Charles, painter, r. 413 Powell
Miller Charles, poultry, r. 36 Farallones, Ocean View
Miller ChaTles, sailmaker, r 761 Bryant
Miller Charles, stableman Chicago Brewery, r. 181!" I'im'
Miller Charles, teamster, r. 701 McAllister
Miller Charles, teamster, r. 629 Green
Miller Charles, trunkmaker, r. 32 1 Guerrero
Miller Charles, waiter, r. 871 Mission
Miller Charles A., bakerv, 1709-1711 Mission
Miller Charlts A., coppersmith P.M. SS. Co., r. ir,:{4
Eddy
Miller Charles A. , druggist, r. 51 Hermann
Miller Charles A., salesman National Cigarette an<l To-
bacco Co.
Miller Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 1004b Golden Gate \y
Miller Charles E., caqieiiter, r. 319 Grant Av
Miller Charles E , laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. (i]2
Fourth
Miller Charles E., porter Hippolite Dutard, r. 2404 Mis-
sion
.MILLKK Cn.lRLES E., president Miller, Sloss k
Scott, 18-22 Fremont, r. 819 Guerrero
Miller Charles E , teamster Schussler Bros., r. 2234 Sut-
ter
Miller Charles F., blacksmith, r. 909 Kearny
Miller Charles F., bookkeeper George W. Emmons, r.
Oakland
Miller Charles F., salesman D. E. Allison & Co., r.
Temescal
Miller Charles H., r. 2312 Steiner
Miller Charles H. (Meyer & Miller) r. 12 Collingwood
Miller Charles H., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Oakland
Miller Charles X., asst superintendent. Shreve & Co., r.
Alameda
Miller Charles N. , brass polislier, r. 240 Shotwell
Miller Charles N., physician, and managing editor Cali-
forn a Medical Journal, office and r. 2242 Howard
Miller Charles O., operator S. F. Dist Tel. Co.,r. 228 Lin-
den Av
Miller Charles P., butcher, r. 1913 Howard
Miller Charles P. , electrician John M. Klein's Electrical
Wks,r. 136 Flood Av
Miller Charles R., clerk Henrj- W. Burmester, r. Oak-
land
Miller Charles W., cigars and tobacco, 329 Front, r. 29.1
Free Ion
ililler Charles \V., clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 718 Treat
Av
Miller Charles W. J., (Miller & Freese), r. Oakland
Miller Cliarlotte W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1228 Market
Miller Christina, widow, r. 429 Sixth
Miller Christina, widow, r. 51 Hermann
Miller Christopher K., carpetlayer Zach T. Barber, r.
Oakland
Miller Clarence E., elevatorman 49i First, r. 590 Mission
Miller Claus, laborer, r. 2119 Chestnut
MILLER «'. O. a., treasurer Pacific Gas Improvement
Co., SW cor Annie and Stevenson, r. 1271 Jackson,
Oakland
Miller Conrad, baker, 2439 California
Miller Conrad, teamster Deming-Palmer Millin'.; Cn., r.
82S Harrison
Miller Cora, widow, r. 2817 Folsom
Miller C. W., mariner, r. 22 Sacramento
Miller C. W., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1422 llnward
MUler D., cook, r. 16 Mason
Miller U., seaman stmr Columbia
Miller Daniel, cooper, r. 151 Henry
Jliller Daniel, hackman, r. 121 Hyde
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Miller i>avid, stovemounter, r. 9 Valp;
Miller David N., second engineer stmr J. D. Peters
Millir Dennis, laborer, r. 24 Collingwood
Miller Don F., patent medicines, 105 Stockton, r. Oak-
land
Miller Hura, widow, r. 5 Lilac Av bet Twenty -fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Miller E. , waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Miller Edith, domestic 3614i Sixteenth
Miller Edna Miss, r. 834 Market
Miller Edward, carrier Post Office, r. 1421 Bush
Miller Edward, driver Doernbecher Furniture Mnfg
Co.
Miller Edward, gardener, 1510 Golden Gate Av
Miller Edward, messenger, r. 264 Jessie
Miller Edward, milker Chicago Dairy, r. W s Mission
R'ad, nr Onondaga Av
Miller Edward, porter, r. 303^ Davis
Miller Edward salesm in Eastern Clock Co., r. 1234
Stockton
Miller Edward A., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Miller Edward F., foreman S. F. Register, r. 21 Pine
Miller Edward J., salesman, r. 3 Ewer PI
Miller Edward L., compositor Giiide Publishing Co., r.
NE cor Kearny and Washiuitton
Miller Edward L., veterinary surgeon, r. 355J Eleventh
Miller Edward T. , bras.sflnisher W. T. Garratt &Co.,r.
22 Thirteenth
Miller E. H., clerk The Baldwin
Miller Eilt, bakery, 526 Sixth
Miller E. J. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar School, r.
907 Fifteenth
Miller Eli C, painter, r. 830 Treat Av
Miller Elizabeth, restaurant, 639 Howard
Miller Ella >L Mrs., slate writer, r. 1418 Howard
Miller Ellen, widow, r. 107 Minna
Miller Ellsworth, compositor Call, r. 716 Larkin
Miller Emil (Miller & Hiller) r. 333 Vallejo
Miller Emil, plumber, r. 13 Bartol
Miller Emil, trunkmaker, r. 324 Guerrero
Miller Emil, varieties, 321 Union
Miller Emile, gripman, r. 1125e Oak
Miller Emile, porter J. A. Leuensberger, r. 145 Larkni
Jliller Emily Miss, domestic 1718 Howard
Miller Emily Miss, stenographer, r. 28 Thirteenth
Miller Emily Mrs., furnished rooms, 612 Fourth
Miller Emma Mrs., laundress Electric Laundry, r. 1165
Stevenson
Miller Emma L. Miss, r. 1008 Treat Av
Miller Ernest, sailmaker, r. 38 Hancock
Miller Ernest H., butcher, r. 163 • Ellis
Miller Estelle Miss, student, r. 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Evelyn, domestic 20 Ninth
Miller F., master mariner, r. 204 Front
Miller F. Mrs., widow, r. Hoi el St. Nicholas
Miller Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 218 Clara
Miller Ferdinand R., clerk Railway JIail Service, r. 1722
Clay
Miller Florentenna, widow, r. 3225 Lily Av
Miller Fi-ancis, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
Miller Francis J., trimmer West Coast Furniture Co., r.
41 8i Grove
Miller Francis L., porter, r. 724 Mission
Miller Frank, bricklayer, r. Il3 Oak
Miller Frank, carpetlayer. r. 345 Thirteenth -
Miller Frank, clerk, r. 7 White
Miller Frank, machinehand, r. 14 Fourteenth
Miller Frank, machinist, r. 118 Sixteenth
Miller Frank, master mariner, r. 220 Pacific
Miller Frank, shoemaker, r. 7 William
Miller Frank A., bricklayer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Miller Frank A., car repairer Market St. Ry Co., r. 924
Minna
Miller Frank C, stockcutter Upton Bros. r. 523 Geary
Miller Frank F., teamster, r. 38 Eleventh
Miller Frank G. , tailor, r. 629 Webster
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Miller Frank J., shoemaker 144^ Clara
MiUer Frank J., upholsterer A. V. Henks, r. 10-2" La-
guna
Miller Frank N., bartender, r. 1117 Jones
Miller Frank S., carjjenter, r. 1220 Folsoni
MiUer Frank T. (Miller & Sod) r. Oakland
Miller Franklin G., r. 1308 Larkin
Miller Fred, master mariner, r. tUTIi Oak
Miller Fred \V., letter carrier Wells Fargo & Co., r. :U1
Thirteenth
Miller Frederick (Miller & Fauthi, r. :501 Jones
Miller Frederick, bottler, r. 1427 Lajjuna
Miller Frederick, butcner, r. 1011 .2 Green
Miller Frederick, buteher, r. I6O31 S;ui Carlos .\v
Miller Frederick, carpenter, r. Ill Chattanooga
Miller Freda" ick, clerk, r. 1908 Larkin
Miller Frederick, traveling salesman, r. 101 Minna
Miller Frederick, laborer, r. 1 Sumner
Miller Frederick, laborer, r. 14 CMnttm
Miller Frederick, marble cutter Abraham Morris, r. 1111
Stevenson
Miller Frederick, mariner, r. 761 Bryant
Miller Fre<lerick, millwright, r. 11 Capp
Miller Frederick, wocd sorter, 610 Fourth
7MILLEK FREDERICK A., dealer seeds, bulbs and
plants, 219 Haves, r. 21ti Hayes
MiUer Frederick C, wine mufr, 9<18 Montgomei-y. r. (il9
Valencia
Miller Frederick H. , cabinetmaker, r. 7 Bond
Miller Frederick L., clerk Morton Bros., r. 269 Fiftli
Miller Frederick H., laborer, r. 438i Sixth
Miller Frederick W., barber, r. 1913 Howard
Miller Frederick \V., machinist, r. 430 Mississippi
Miller Frederick \V. Jr., butcher, r. 1913 Howard
Miller Fritz, baker, r. 763 Howard
Miller G. E., carjienter. r. Commercial House
Miller George, r. 206a Post
Miller George, r. 1403 Mason
Miller George (Miller & Co.) r. 605 McAllister
Miller George (Miller & Son) r. Oakland
Miller George, bakerj", 1837 O'Farrell, r. 1,t89 Turk
Miller George, barber, r. Alms House
Miller George, butcher, r. 1621 Buchanan
Miller George, carpenter, r. 784i Harrison
Miller George, carriagemaker, r. 2005a Golden Gate .\\
Miller George, clerk, r. 117 Julian Av
Miller George, clerk, r. 1100 Powell
Jliller George, cook, r. 407 Hyde
Sliller George, engineer, r. 1211 Kearny
Miller George, janitor, r. 210 Montgomerj- .\v
Miller George, laborer, r. 149 Xinth
Miller George, laborer, r. 1214 Larkin
Miller George, machinist, r. lOS Eighth
Miller George, manager Golden Gate Distilling Co. . r.
3010 Buchanan
Miller George, plumber, r. 109 ClinUm
Miller George, plumber George Miller, r. Lorin, Alameda
Co., Cal.
Miller George, salesman Hugo Fuchs
Miller George, teamster, r. S s Amazon Av nr Greece
Miller George, waiter, r. 19 Morris Av
Miller George A., butcher, r. 572a Minna
Miller George B., machinist, r. 811 Seventeenth
Miller George B., teacher Cal. School of Mechanical
Arts, r. 324 Xiie
Miller George C, r. .'>04 Gearj-
Miller George E. , carpenter, r. 1110 Jessie
MUIer Geoi^e E. , machinist Marschutz & Cantrell, r.
Oakland
Miller George F., cutter, r. 2 Crooks
Miller George F., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 918
Nineteenth
Miller (ieorge H. (Miller & Murphy) r. 210 Second
Miller George J., cook, r. 428 Broadway
Miller George J., brushmaker, r. SWcor Howard and
Sixth
Miller George M. , plasterer, r. 1030 Capp
Miller (k;orge P. , laborer, r. 924 Minna
Miller George T., pipemaker, r. 5i Hermann
Miller George T O., jiiano tuner, r. 1014 Greenwich
Miller George W., shipjoiner, r. 1935 San Carlos Av
Miller George W., watchman Supreme Court Bldg
Miller G. Everett, dentist, 325a Sutter, r. 740 Ellis
Miller G. H , phvsivian, 1806 Market, r. 16 Lilv Av
MUler Glenn H., with H. Huddleston & Co.,r. 1410Guer-
rero
.Miller Godfrey, liquors, .501 California, r. 816 Filbert
Miller Gu .daiu)>e, widow, r. 2054 McAllister
Miller Gustave, clerk William Boyken, r. 133J Haight
Miller Gustav, car builder, r Mission nr Silver Av
Miller Gustav, carpenter, r. S » Twenty-second nr Doit'-
la-ss
Miller G. W., laborer, r. 547 Mission
Miller G. W. H., messenger Wells Fargo i Co., r. 14
Ellis
Miller Hamilton, caqienter, r. 19 Spreckels Av
Miller Hans, r. 237 Minna
.Miller Harrj", c-arj^nter, r. 410 Brjant
Miller HarrA-, storekeeper Young \ Weisnian, r. 231
Third
MILLER HARRl EAST, Pb. U., F.C. S.. etc..
consulting aid analrtical chemist, 2'6 Bush, Tele-
phone Bld^', rooms 27-28, r. Oaklaml
Miller Harry G., clerk Brooklyn Hotel
.Miller Harrj" G., clerk General Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Miller Harry i... collection teller Wells Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, r. .\huneda
Miller Harvey A., manager W. A. Schrock Furniture
Factorj , r. ' 805a Folsom
Miller Hattie Miss, waitress, r. 50ii Jones
.MILLER H. B. M.. attorney at law, 24 Montgomery,
r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
Miller Hedwig Mrs., widow, r. 1008 Treat Av
.Miller Helena Miss, dressmaker, r. 488 Eighth
.Millei Henry (Miller & Lux) r. 34 Essex
Miller Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
.Miller Henry, barber, r. 658 Folsom
Miller Henry-, boatman, r. 14 Jackson
Miller Henry-, butcher, r. Seventh Av South
.Miller Henrv, c;vhinetraaker, r. 42 Hawthorne
Miller Henry-, clerk, r. 268i Tehama
.Miller Heniy-, clerk, r. 536 Second
Miller Henn , foreman Golden Gate Distilling Co., r.
SE ciT Chestnut and Fillmore
Miller Henn , furniture, r. 324 Jones
Miller Henr\-, g-ardener, r. 1?81 Mission
Miller Heim , J borer, r 1 Ocean Terrace
Miller Ilenrj-, longshoreman, r. 907 Battery
Miller Hen:^-, engineer stmr State of Califi-mia, r. 71>
Treat aV
Miller Henn-, painter, r. 2650 Folsom
Miller Henry, piano tuner, r. 214 Third
Miller Henry, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Miller Henrv, shipping clerk, r. 133 Fourteenth
.Miller Henn-, tailor, r. 1623 Turk
.Miller Henrv Jr., as-t engineer stmr State of California,
r. 718 Treat Av
.Miller Henrj- Jr., with J. F. Snow & Co., r. 1623 Turk
Miller Heim D., deputy A-sessor's Office, r. 15 Perry
Jliller Henry D., laborer, r. 242 Langton
Miller Henn G., salesman Spadone & Hunnewell, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
MiUer Henn H., sign painter, r. 671 Twentieth
MiUer Henrv L., laborer, r. 1716 Fifteenth
Miller Henr\- W., r. 1809 Devissdero
Miller Henrv W., boarding stable, 32 Twelfth
MiUer Henrj W., bookkeeper O. B. Smith .V Co., r. -".l0^
Buchanan
MiUer Hennan r. 400 Bay
MiUer Herman, brushmaker, r. 2109 Stockton
Miller Herman, liquors, 2131 Harrison
.MILLER H. M. A., president California Guarantee
Investment Co., 326 Montgomerj-, r. Oakland
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MILLER HORACE H., cashier Pacific Gas Im-
proveuieiit Co. , r. Oakland
Miller Horatias, i.ainter, r. 830 Treat Av
Miller H. T., conductor Market St. Ry., r. vnc.h Ala-
bama
Miller Ida, domestic 1908 Scott
Miller Isaac, carpetlayer, r. SE cor Kle\entli and Minna
Miller Isaac, traveling salesman C. H. .Meyer & Bros., r.
1423 Van Ness Av
Miller Isaac H., clerk C. F. Weber & Co., r. Oakland
Miller Isaac N. Jr., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., Oakland
Miller J., dishwasher, r. Comjnercial House
Miller J., .seaman, s mr Santa Rosa
Miller Jacob, butcher, r. 604 Grove
Miller Jacob, car repairer, r. 924 Minna
Miller Jacob, restaurant, r. 13 John
.Miller Jacob, trunkmaker, r. 324 Guerrero
Miller Jacob F., carriage washer, r. 1311 California
Miller Jac<ib M. , mnfr show cases, ."iOC Market, r. 506
Fell
Miller James (W. J. Palmer & Co.) r. 501 Golden Gate
Av
.Miller James, bookkeeper, r. 807 Polk
Miller James, manager Hotel Coupes, NE cor Eiirhtli A\
and D
.Miller James, master mariner, r. 1808 Post
Miller James, proprietor Oakland Art Pottery and Ten;i
Cotta Wks, 1175 Market, r. Oakland
Miller James, saloon keeper, r. N s A nr Eighth Av
Miller James, seaman, r. 7 Crooks
Miller James, ship carpenter, r. ."ilO Mission
Miller Jamrs, stevedore, r. 511 Folsom
Miller James, student, r. 2611a Sacramento
Miller James, towerman, r. 233 Third
Miller James A., r. 415 Post
Miller James A., bookkeeper. State Board of Trade Ex-
hibit, r. 575 Market
Miller James A., superintendent Morton Special Deliv-
ery, r. 082 McAllister
Miller James H., boilermaker Fulton Eng and Shi]) Bldg
Wks, r. 2427 Greenwich
Miller James H., medical student, r. 1910 Jones
Miller James H., painter, 627 Howard, r. Alameda
Miller James H., tilesetter, r. 19Spreckels Av
Miller James J., glove fitter The Maze, r. 2548 Howard,
Miller James K., carpenter, r. 110 OHve Av
Miller James N., real estate Shainwald & Buckbee, Co.,
Miller James R. , architect 226 Crocker Bldg
Miller James S. , millwright, r. 1709 Baker
Miller James T., conductor Market St. Ry, Co., r. 230
California Av
Miller James W., engraver T. .1. Day, r. Berkeley
Miller Jane Mrs., r 2234 Sutter
Miller Jens N., proprietor Pac. Ornamental Floor Co.,
r. 1942 Filmore
Miller Jesse H., printer, r. 45 Hermann
Miller J. Henry, cabinetmaker, r. I6I0 Stevenson
Miller Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 2404 Sutter
Miller Johanna, widow, r. 359i Eleventh
Miller John, r. 2508 Bush
Miller John, baker, r. 519 Montgomery
Miller John, baker, r. 536 Jessie
Miller John, bakery, 1517 Polk
Miller John, bartender, r. 1425i Pacific
Miller John, butcher, r. 604 Grove
Miller John, carpenter, r. 12 CoUingwood
Miller John, carpenter, r. 9(ili Bryant
JlillerJohn, clerk Gr^at Am. Imp. Tea C>\, r. -.^164
Clara
Miller John, coachman, r. 709 Polk
Miller John, currier, r. Fourteenth Av South nr P
Miller John, dairj- produce 1517 Polk
Miller John, fireman, r. Fourteenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Miller John, jeweler, r. Union nr Duiiont
Miller John, laborer, r. 336 Bi-j-ant
Miller John, laborer, i-. 342 Fourth
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.Miller .lohn, liquors, 938 Bryant
Miller .lohn, machinist, r. 809 Humboldt
Miller John, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1502 Ken-
tucky
.Miller John, marble cutter, 1034i Army
Miller John, miller, r. 553 Fifth
Miller John, painter, r. 247 Second
Miller John, paperhanger, r. 2.31 Sixth
Miller .lohn, porter, r. 217 'Ihird
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try and gaiiir. 'tl'i Sansoiiie, Teleplione
Il49r. 1 13 Jones
Miller John, shoemaker, r. 94 Colton
Miller .lohn, teamst r, r. 427 Chestnut
Miller John A., boilermaker, r. 554 Minna
Miller John A., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
140 Silver
.Miller John A., clerk Christian Froelich, r. 1321 Sacra-
mento
Miller John A., machinist I'nion Iron Wks, r. 330 Minne-
sota
miLLER JOHN A. DR., physician and surgeon,
1018 Valencia, r. 1137 Geary, hours 1 to 4 and 7 p. ni.
Miller John C, carriage woodworker, r. 1723 Sutter
Miller John Conrad, laborer, r. 921J Shotwell, rear
Miller John D., r. fc.39 Fifteenth
Miller .lohn D. , manager H. Huddleston, r. 16 Wildey
Miller John D., stovemounter, r. 9 Valparaiso
Miller John E., managi r California Fertilizer Wks, 36-40
San Francisco Market, r. 2605 Folsom
Miller John E., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co. (of
N'. y.) r. 217 Fifteenth
Miller John E. A., 1st asst engineer stmr Walla Walla,
r. 754 San Jose Av
Miller John F., carpenter, r. 19 Si)rtckles Av
Miller John H. (Estee & Miller) attorney at law, 419 Cali-
fornia, r. Maison Riche
Miller John H., janitor, r. 13 S-lina PI
Miller John H., janitor, r. 1131 Mission
Miller John J., sailmaker, r. 1411J Harrison
Miller John M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 20 Pine
.Miller John P., candies, 446 Third, r. 7 White
.Miller John T., florist Mrs. M. C. Miller, r. 11 Geary
Miller John W., asst O'Connor, Muffatt & Co., r. 1 Hall
PI
Miller John W. (M. Miller & Co.) r. 234 Eighteenth
Miller John W. (M. Miller & Co.) contractor and builder.
16 Pf)st, r. 234 Eighteenth
Miller John W. estate of (Ellis & Miller) office 25-27
Syiear
Miller John W., foreman William Hoelscher & Co.. r. 122
Cumberland
Miller John W., millwright, r. 233 Bartlett
Miller John W. Jr., millwright, r. 233 Bartlett
Miller Josejih, brewer, r. Alms House
Miller Joseph, driver A. F. Fitschen, r. 1008 12th Av
South
Miller Joseph, hackman, r. 7 White
.Miller Joseph, l.iborer, r. 2823 C lay
.Miller Joseph, machinist, r. 188 Noe
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upliol.sterv aud beddiuK, dealer lurnt-
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sion. r. Ill >Vetister
Miller .loseph B., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger >V Co.,
r. 1834 Eddy
Miller Joseph H., machinist, r. 164 Clara
.Miller Joseph J., boxmaker, r. 508 Third
Miller Joseph L. (Mitchell & Miller) 344 Kearny
-Miller Josephine, widow, r. 1405 Pacific
Miller .Josephine F. Miss, school teacher, r. 1025 Filbert
Miller J. P., carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Miller J. S., r. 235 O'Farrell
Miller Julius, silvensm th, 13 Trinity, r. 16 John
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Miller J. W., capitalist, r. 16 Mason
Miller J. W., carpenter Uniim Lumber Co., r. IS First
Miller J. W., president Pacific Concrete Co., 18 Post, r.
Frultvale, Cal.
Miller Kare, wood and coal, 1509 Lyons, r. 2702 Sutter
Miller Kate Miss, clerk, r. 2.348 Howard
Miller Kate L. Miss (Merrill Miller College) r. 628 Sutter
Miller Katie Miss, typewriter, r. 1223 Eighteenth
Miller Katie Mrs., r. 116 Hyde
Miller Katie, domes' Ic 1229 Twenty-first
Miller Kittle Miss, saleslady Mrs. Lillian R. Metcalfe, r.
1015 Broadway
Miller Laura Miss, compositor, r. 22 Thirteenth
Miller Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 703 Market
Miller Lena K. Miss, stenographer and typewTiter The
Baldwin, r. 412 Eddy
Miller Lena P. , domestic 136 Flood Av
Miller Leopold L., salesman Cerf, Schloss & Co., r. 1814|
Post
Miller Lewis, laborer, r. Empire House
Miller Louis, accordeon maker, 842 Howard
Miller Louis, butcher, 813 Greenwich, r. 4^ Newe'l
Miller Louis, engineer The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing
and Cleaning Wks, r. 783 Stevenson
Miller Louis, junk, r. .541 Jersey
Miller Louis, painter, r. 9 Kuss
Miller Louis, watchman D. Bio k & Co., r. 324 Guerrero
MILLER LOIJI8 D., assistant superintendent Sta-
tion D Post Office, r. 20U Guerrero
Miller Louisa, widow, r. 619 Valencia
Miller Lucy M. Mrs., dresismaker, r. 2208 Lajruna
Miller Mabel A. Miss, press feeder, r. 9 Valparaiso
Miller M. & Co. (John W., Miss Maggie and Mary A.
Miller) boots and shoes, 2149 Mission
Miller Maggie Miss (M. Miller & Co.) r. 234 Eighteentli
Miller Manuel E., barber E. Heider, r. 412 Post
Miller Margaret Mrs. , r. Alms House
Miller Maria Miss, housekeeper, r. 611 Geary
Miller Marian, widow, r. 916 Natoma
Miller Marie Miss, domestic 1420 Masonic Av
Miller Marion W., widow, r. 149 Erie
Miller Mark A., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1213 Scott
Miller Martin, cook, r. 51 Clay
Miller Martin, laborer, r. 129 Collingwood
Miller Mary, domestic 1804 Sutter
Miller Mary, widow, r. 11 Rincon Av
Miller Mary, widow, r. 22 Thirteenth
Miller Mary, widow, r. .o49 Minna
Miller Mary, widow, r. 900b Powell
Miller Mary Miss, cashier William Augusting, r. 12.i4
Howard
Miller Mary Miss, typewriter, r. 1589 Turk
Miller Mary Mrs., r. 35 Perry
Miller Mary Mrs., hairdre-s't r, r. 510 Stockton
Miller Mary A. Miss (M. Miller & Co.) r. 234 Eighteenth
Miller Maj;v E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1415 Clav
MILLER M. C. Mrs., florist, 15 Geary, r."^ 11 Geary
Miller M. E. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Miller Meredith R. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Miller .Michael, r. 524| Grove
Miller Michael, barber, 853 Illinois
Miller Minerva C, widow, f. 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Minnie Miss, milliner, r. Alms House
Miller M. J., proprietor stmr Gold, Jackson St. 'Whaif,
r. Petaluma
Miller M. M., attorney at law, and editor and manager
S. F. Legal News, 410 Sansonie
Miller Nels, wagonmaker, r. 9 Eugenia
Miller Neis, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Miller N. G., insurance agent, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Miller O. C, clerk, r. 33 Lafayette
Miller O. C. president Sausalito Bay Land Co., 303 Cali-
fornia, room 23, r. Sausalito
Miller Ole, r. 1125e Oak
Miller OUof, concrete paving, r. 72 Brady
Miller OrlAndo C, street contrRctor, r. 916 Army
1805a
1128
Miller Oscar, clerk A. R. Miller, r. 1222 Pine
Miller Oscar E., contractor, r. 1008 Treat Av
Miller Otto, electrician, r. 783 Stevenson
Miller Otto, seaman, r. 131 East
Miller Otto, se.iman Alfred O. Meith, r. 28 Tenth
Miller Paul, tanner, r. 67 San Bruno Av
Miller Peter, barber, r. 531 Taylor
Miller Peter, carpenter, r. 4 Fella PI
Miller Peter, manager St. Luke's Hospital, r. 1158 Guer-
rero
Miller Peter, warehouseman, r. 240 Greenwich
Miller I'eter M., jeweler, r. 219 Prospect PI
Miller Peter W., barber, 531 Taylor
Miller Philip, physician and surgeon, office and r. 2228
Sutter
Miller Philip C, boxmaker, r. 133 Fourteenth
Miller Phcebe, widow, r. 280 Minna
Miller Phcebe, widow, r. 539^ Stevenson
Miller Randolph C, collector Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1920
Baker
Miller Renata, widow, r. 1722 Clay
Miller Richard, bagmaker D. Block & Co.. r. 517 Sanchez
Miller Richard, carpenter, r. 7 Hampshire
Miller Richard, lumberman, r. 761 Bryant
Miller Richard, millhand, r. 21 New Montgomery
Miller Richard, sticker hand, W. A. Schrock, r.
Folsom
Miller Richard E. , secretary The Owl Drug Co.,
Market, r. 316 Hill
Mdler Richmond, laborer, r. W s Kentucky bet Butte and
Napa
Miller Robert, blacksmith Union Wks, r. 188 Noe
Miller Robert, laborer, r. 809 Humboldt
Miller Robert, teamster, r. 217 Fourteenth
Miller Robert, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Miller Robert H., r. 1112 Elm
Miller Robert J., dyer, r. 32 Hartford
Miller Robert J., teamster Benjamin F. Oilman, r. 417
Tenth
Miller Roy, agent, r. 235 Stevenson
Miller Rudolph, cabinetmaker, r. 242 Sunny Side Av
Miller Rudolph, clerk, r. 1208 Clav
Miller Salon A., r. 623 O'Farrell
Miller Samuel, bartender, r. 830 Treat Av
Miller Samuel, butcher, r. 704 Folsom
Miller Samuel, General Tourist Agent S. P. Co. and agent
Mt. Hamilton Stage Co., 613 Market, r. 234 Haight
Miller Samuel, gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 102 Central Av,
rear
Miller Samuel, teamster, r. 22 Turk
Miller Sarah, widow, r. 2411i Howard
Miller Sarah E. Miss, teacher Haight Primary School, r.
1021 Valencia
Miller Seymour, barber, 128* O'Farrell, r. 128 O'Farrell
Miller Sidney, traveling salesman, r. 930^ Folsom
.MILLER, SLOSS«£ SCOTT (incorporated) Charles
E. Miller president, A. W. Milligan vice-president,
John A. Scott second Vice-president, Joseph Sloss
secretary and treasurer, hardware, iron, steel and
pipe, 18-22 Fremont, Telephone Main 61
Miller Solomon, clerk Mrs. A. Colombat, r. 912 Post
Miller Sonna, coiitractor, r. 1008 Treat Av
Miller Sophie Miss, teacher music, r. 355^ Eleventh
Miller Sophie, widow, domestic 331 O'Farrell
Miller Stephen, butcher, r. 117 Julian Av
Miller Stephen, hostler, r. 1423 Eddy
Miller Stephen, machinist, r. 906 Jackson
Miller Thomas, r. 211 J Polk
Miller Thomas, r. Old Peoples' Home
Miller Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Miller Thomas C, clerk, r. 1908 Larkin
Miller Thomas G., smelter, r. 1034 Bryant
Miller Tobias F., gripman, r. 825 Larkin
Miller Van, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. First Av
South nr Kentucky
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET aEd SIDEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
flDVERTlSE in fhe SrtlH FRflNGISGO GftLL
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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MILLER (W.A.) LOIilS, manufacturing jeweler.dia-
mond setter and patent mineral cabinet, quartz jew-
elry, 112 Sutter, r. 805 Van Ness Av
Miller Walter P., painter, r. 523 Minna
Miller Washington J., draughtsman Pacific Rolling Mills,
r. Oakland
Miller William, r. 611 Post
Miller William, r. 1723 Sutter
Miller William, baker Am. Kiscutt Co.
Miller William, barber, r. 127 Kearny
Miller William, bartender, r. 1831 S O'Farrell
Miller William, carpenter, r. 27 Silver
Miller William, carpenter Pac. Planing Mills, r. 80S) Hum-
boldt
Miller William, carpenter Union Lumber Co., r. 907 Bry-
ant
Miller William, cellarman, r. 44 Belcher
Miller William, cigars and tobacco, 302 Fifth
Miller William, cigarmaker. r. 521 Howard
Miller William, clerk W. Schmidt, r. 1411i Harrison
Miller William, foreman United Carriage Co. , r. 124 Guer-
rero
Miller William, laborer, r. 254.J Perry
Miller William, longshoreman, r. 632J Fourth
Miller William, miller, r. 414 Brannaii
Miller William, plater, r. 109 Clinton
Miller William, porter, r. Commercial Hotel
Miller William, teamster People's Express and Transfer
Co., r. Oakland
Miller William A. , carpenter, r. 101 Twenty-second
Miller William A., lumberman, r. 523 Second
lUlLLKK ^VILLIAM B., manager What Cheer
House, 529 Sacramento
Miller William C, r. 817 Mason
Miller William C, butcher, r. 1134 Green
Miller William C, proprietor Miller's Dairy, 238-240
Fourteenth, r. 241U Howard
Miller William E., solicitor Montgomery, r. 24 Birch A v
Miller William F., commission merchant, r. 331 Second
Av
Miller William F., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 28 Thir-
teenth
Miller William F., driver People's Express and Transfer
Co., r. Oakland
Miller William F., salesman Chas. M. Plnm &Co., r. 324
Jones
Miller William H., r. 32 Twelfth
Miller William H. , carpenter, r. 18 Spreckles Av
Miller William H., clerk, r. 20 Pearl
Miller William H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1723 Sut-
ter
Miller William H., engineer, r. 51 Hermann
Miller William J., clerk, r. 418 Bryant
Miller William .J., tanner, r. 1120 Vermont
Miller WilUam N. (Miller & Hamilton) r. Oakland
Miller William S., clerk J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 611 Post
Miller William S., vice-president Columbian BankingCo.,
236 Bush and treasurer Standard Oil Co., r. 919a
Jones
Miller William W,, manager Mrs. E. Miller, r. 206a Post
Miller William W., manager picture dept Sanborn, Vail
&Co., r. 807 Polk
Miller Winthrop, salesman Ellis & Miller, r. Oakland
Miller & Co. (George Miller) real estate, 23 Kearny
Miller & Fauth (Fred Miller and Lawrence Fauth) bar-
bers, 5 Powell
MILLER A FKEESE (Charles W. J. Miller and John
H. Freose) propi ictors Bay Central Saloon, 417 East
MILLER & HAMILTON ,»...,....
S. Aiiller aiid.laiiie»i >y. Hamilton) luauu-
facturers iiioldinRS, sash, doors, etc.,
413-415 Mission. Telephone Main r>:»6
Miller & Hiller (Emil Miller and Adolph Hiller) tinsmiths
and plumbers, 509 Davis
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBUKG PRIVATE
STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
MILLER A LiJ\ (Henry Miller and (estate of Charles
Lux) wholesale cattle dealers, Ss First Av South nr
Railroad Av, Telephone 7019, office 508 California,
room 17, Telephone Main 672
Miller & Murphy (George H. Miller and Patrick J.
Murphy) restaurant, 210 Second
Miller & Son (George and Frank T.) proprietors Pac.
Bottle Yard, 811-813 Brannan
itar Miller. See Mneller, Moller, Mueller and Muller
Millers' Dairy (William C. Miller) [iroprietor, 238-240
Fourteenth
Miilerick James, stevedore, r. 909 Broadway
Millerick Philip, bricklayer, r. 205 Folsom
Millet Auguste Mi.ss, ironer John P. Mirasson, r. 333
Twenty-fourth
Millet Prudencio J., janitor Congregation Emanue-EI, r
615 Bush
Millett James H., salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 781
Minna
Millett John E., salesman C. Curtin, r. 20 Thirteenth
Millett John H., painter, r, 226 Michigan
Millett Martin M., bartender, r. 423 Geneva
Millett Samuel, steward, r. 1717 Mission
Millhone James A., wood and coal, 816 Bryant, r. 1063
Mission
Millhone William F., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 719 Market
Millhouse Jnhn, shoemaker, r. 551 J Howard
Millhouse John Jr., shoemaker, r. 551J Howard
Milli Giuseppe, peddler, r. 11 Vallejo
Milli John, boilennaker, r. 231| Clara
Milliagna Mary Mrs., r. 406 Maryland
Millian Joseph, cook, r. 20 Cherubusco
Millie Belle, widow, bakery, 811 Point Lobos Av
Milligan A. W. , vice-president Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-
22 Fremont, r. New York
Milligan George, compositor Examiner
Milligan George, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 105 New
Montgomery
Milligan John, r. 229i Sixth
Milligan Robert bookkeeper The Examiner, r. 833 Bush
Milligan Robert, cook, r. 551 Mission
Milligan Thomas, r. 515* Bush
Millikan Andrew J. (Beier & Millikan) r. 520 Bush
Milliken Isaac T., real estate and secretary, 405 Mont-
gomery, room 5, r. 1407 Jones
Milliken John M., clerk Local Freight Otfice S. P Co r
536 Nineteenth ' "' '
Milliken Madge Miss, seamstress, r. 403 Eighth
Milliken William, gardener, r. 1299 Van Ness Av
Milliken William H., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 214
Castro
Milliman William, r. 360 Elizabeth
Millinghausen Herman W., miller Golden Gate Distilling
Co. , r. 2120 Greenwich
Jlillington Frank K., train baggageman S. P. Co. r.
Alameda " '
Milliiigton Mary, widow, r. 1102 Fillmore
Milllion B., bookkeeper, r. 629i McAllister
Millman Louis, machinist Fulton Eng. and Shin Bid"-
Wks, r. 8 Dale PI
Millman Mary, widow, r. 8 Dale PI
Millman R. G\ r. 1515 Dolores
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7WVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Palack Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Millmen's Protective Association The, William Crocker
president, William N. Miller secretary office 16 Post
Millner Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1323^ Sacramento
Millner Nellie Miss, clerk, r. 1323i Sacramento
Millner WiUiam, machinist, r. 128A Silver
Millner William B. , teacher music" r. 517 Mason
ew Millner. See Milner
Millody Peter, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Corbett
Road
Milloglav Edward C, clerk N. P. Milloglav, r. 249 Pacific
Milloglav John, porter, r. 965 Harrison
Milloglav Michael P., restaurant, 138 Fourth
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Millfi^'lav Nicholas P., restaurant and liquors, 245-247
Pacific, r. 1506 Leavenworth
Millocflav Peter C, clerk X. P. Milloglav, r. 249 Pacific
Millon Au^ste, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
MLUonig Annie, domestic 522 Golden Gate Av
Mills Abraham T., contractor brick work, oflBce 16 Post,
r. lom Noe
Mills Arthur D. , with Montgomerj- Baggs, r. 707 Shot-
well
Mills Arthur D., with Pac. Steam VNTialing Co., r. 336i
Bush
Mills August, stevedore, r. SW cor North Point and
Kearny
Mills Austin, carjienter Warren & Malley, r. SVV cor
Bav and Webster
MILL'S BI'1L»I\G, XE cor Bush and Montgomerv,
H. H. Tavlor atfent, 1 Mills Bldjr, 2d floor, Telephone
Main f.210
MILLS BIILDI\« LAM LIBKARV, 16 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor
Mills Catherine Mrs., hairdres,ser, r. 437 Natoma
Mills C. Beit, electrician, r. 1209a Florida
ilills Cecil .1. Mrs. , widow, r. 709 Shotwell
Mills Charles, foreman Robert's Liver\- Stable, r. 420 Mc-
Allister
Mills Charles A., plasterer, r. 54 Hermann
Mills Charles B., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange, r. Ber-
keley
Mill< Charles B., electrician, r. !i Hermann
-Mills Charles J., foreman Bosqui Engraving and Printine
Co., r. 33 Fifth
.WHLS D. O., oflice Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Mills Edgar J., capiialist, r. 2322 Devisadero
Mills Edith E. Miss, r. 707 Shotwell
Mills Edward (Bullock & Jones) r. 518 Fell
Mills Edward, glassblower. r. 735 Brannan
Mills Edward J., bookkeeper Stauff & Coo|jer, r. 130
Twenty-fourth
Mills Edward T., mnfrs agent, 11 Phelan Bldg, r. 712
Sutter
Mills Edward T. B., salesman Xeville & Co., r. 2904 Cal-
ifornia
Mills Emma L. Mrs., millinery, 107a Powell, r. Oakland
Mills F. Gordon B., collector R. Dunsmuir & Sons r
2302 Webster ' "
MilN F. J.,r. 404 Ellis
Mill- Flora, widow, r. 1920 Van Xess At
Mill!- Frank H., plumber, 327 Turk, r. 1706 Broadway
Mills Frederick, peddler, r. X s Tingley nr Mission Road
Mills Frederick C, clerk John Rosenf eld's Sons, r. Oak-
land
Mills George X, porter, r. 1128 Pacific
MIN George J., clerk, r. 740 Twentv-fifth
MiiN (ieorge P., barber, r. 437 Xatoma
Mill- G. H.. 3d cook stmr Mariposa
Mill- Harry H., reporter The Examiner, r. .=.18 Geary
Mill- Hcnrj- F., watchman, r. 36b Valparaiso
Mill- Herbert, r. 3 Glen Park Av
Mill- Hiram B., machinist, r. 869 Folsom
Mill- 1. C. Mrs., r. 429 Ivy Av
Mills Irving W., attorneys. P. C«.,61 Union Tmst Bldg
4 .Montgomerj-, r. 2800 Jackson
Mills James, blacksmith, r. 635i Xatoma
Mills James, laborer, r. Alms House
Mills James, pressman, r. 4 Morrell PI
Mills James, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Mills James A., talhinan, r. 54 Hermann
Mills James C, hostler, r. 4-2« McAllister
Mills James S.. clerk William J. Ramsav, r. 510J Hayes
Mills J. H., clerk Piper, Aden, Goodall Co., r. Oakland
Mills J. O., solicitor New York Life Ins. Co., r. 92 Mont
gomerj- Block
Mills John, carjienter, r. Xevada Av nr Cortland Av
Mills John C, pattenmiaker, r. .54 Hermann
Mills Joseph, r. 2029 Golden Gate Av
Mills Joseph, painter, r. 707 Shotwell
Mills Joseph S., clerk oflBce Vice-President S P C r
707 Shotwell ' '* "
Mills Joseph S. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.) r. East Berkeley
Mills K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 429 Lark in
Mills Lawrence .\., contracting freight a^rent A, & P
R. R.,r. 510Gearj'
Mills Lee Miss, dressmaker Mrs. B. M. Brown, r. 8A
Golden Gate Av
Mills Lelia Miss, trained nurse, r. 1101 Van Xess Av
Mills Louis, waiter, r. 777 Mi sion
Mills M. R. Mrs., teacher music, r. 309| Scott
Mills O. B., r. Hancock House
Mills Otto, laborer, r. 400 Bav
Mills Philo. with Mann & Wilson, r. Berkeley
Mills Reginald Mrs., r. 1314 Dolores
Mills Robert, insurance solicitor, 204 Sansome
Mills Roy B., gilder, r. 429 Ivv Av
Mdls R. T., machinist, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Mills Sanmel, blacksmith, r. 24Cheslev
Jlills Samuel C. clerk P. M. SS. Co.", r. 740 Twentv-
fifth
Mills Samuel C, stockkeeper stmr Acapuico
Mills Sarah Miss, r. W s Mission Road noir Five Mile
House
Mills Sarah, widow, r. 1128 Pacific
Mills Stephen B., operator W. I.Tel. Co., r. 405 Leav-
enworth
Mills Susan, widow, r. 707 Shotwell
Mills T., with Pacitic Steam Whaling Co., r. 336i Bush
Mills The, Gibson & Bevier, proprietors, 141 Montgomerv
Mills Theresa, domestic 2007 Franklin
Mills Valentine H., with Howard H. Shinn, r. Berkelev
Mills W., ship joiner P. C. SS. Co., r. Oakland
Mills Walter B., bookkeeper George Fritch, r. 404 Ellis
Mills Warren F. (Herriman & Alills) r. 2607 Fillmore
Mills Wellinuton P., barber, r. 1128 Pacific
-Mills W. H., engineer, r. 301 Turk
.MILL!^ >riLLtA.W H.. land agent Central Pacific
Railroad Co., mom 26, Hobart Bldg, r. 2800 Jackson
Mills William L. B., bookkeei»er Kowalsky &Co., r. 1918
Sutter
Mills William ()., engineer, r. 1133^ Harrison
Millsjiaugb William S., r. 1911 Baker
Millward George, r. 1328 Polk
Millward John, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1328 Polk
Millward Thomas, hotter, r 1328 P<^Ik
Milly Qiarlcs (Cal. Tallow Wks) r. 1028 Tenth Av South
Milly Jerome (Cal. Tallow Wks) r. 1028 Tenth Av South
Milly John, boiler maker, r. 231 Clara
Milly Louis, fireman, r. 1028 Tenth Av South
.Millzner Harry S., agent, r. 1702J Post
Millzner John X., traveling salesman Mission Soap and
Candle Wks
Millzner Sarah, widow, r. 708 Post
Milmerck Marii', domestic 2018 Howard
Miln James E. gardener, r. Eighth Av, bet J and K
Milne Ale.xander, cooper, r. 15 Frankfort Av
Milne Alexander O., printer, r. 1220 Bush
Milne Duncan W., carpenter, r. 131 Moultrie
Milne George B., porter, r. 153S Valencia
Milne Harry H., bill poster, r. 200 Turk
Milne James Mrs., widow, r. 791 Stevenson
Milne John, machinist, r. 424 Folsom
Milne Louisa, widow, r. 124 Fulton
Milne Robert, journalist, r. 635 Stevenson
Milne Robert S., machinist, r. 1123 Broadway
Milner Charles H. , vault clerk Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co.. r. 781 Sutter
Jlilner ('hri>topher, teamster, r. 27 Beaver
Milner V)illiam K., collector Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust
Co., r. 781 Sutter
l^~ Milner. See Millner
Milnes Charles S., journalist Chronicle, r. 8 Pleasant
Milne-! John W., advertising manager A. Schilling &Co.,
r. 8 Pleasant
Milnor Clarence H., gripman, r. 161 J* Baker
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET and SIIJEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY GO.V.UZ^i:.?:!^-
ntKLULt^
PALMER & REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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Milos Milan, candies, 231 Kearny, r. 215 Powell
Milot Gustave, uoachnian, r. SE cor Lyon and Wa.shiny-
ton
Milrov David, foreman K. B. Milroy & Co., r. 627 (iearv
Milroy John, r. 620 Sutter
VIILROV K. i;. *i €0. (K. B. Miln.v) |)ro|.riet..r«
Xeviula Stable-., 13r)ii Market, Teleplione Sonth 159
Milruv Robert H. (K B. Milroy & Co.) and secretarj- Bay
District Kaee Traclv, r. 830 Fulton
Milroy William, cashier Local Freijfht Office S. P. Co., r.
t)2C» Sntter
Milsaps John, editor War Cry, Salvation Army, llS'.t
Market
Jlilsner Abraham, .svisiiendermaker, r. 463 Clementina
Mdsncr Adolph (Eintracht & Milaner) r. 463 Clementina
.Milstein Abraham, taiU)r, r. 23 Langton
.Miltenberger ApoUonia, widow, r. 3064 Lagima
.Miltner Charles, musician, r. 5 Glen Park Av
Milt.)!) Frank B., machmist, r. 930.^ Folsom
.Milti>n House, John Caroul, proprietor, 1.56 Third
Milton J. B., U. S. N., r. 181.5 Scott
.Milton Joseph W., shoemaker, r. 212 Minna
Milton Thoma.s, cari>enter, r. 427 Fourth
Milton Thomas S., clerk, r. .511 Post
Milton William M., clerk, r. IIOJ Turk
Milwain A. M., draughtsman J. Gather Newsoin, r. Oak-
land
MILnAKKEE BKKWERl', Lunnann k Garnis,
proprietors, W s Tenth bet Harrison and Bryant
.MilwauKee Fire Insurance Co., J. D. Richards & Co. city
asjents, 400 California
MILWAUKEE FURNITURE CO.
Henry niii. Frank, proprU'tor. furni-
tnre, carpets, beddins and upholstery,
9»-i-ua4 Howard, Telephone !<«oath 804
niL>VAlIKEE MiX'H.i.MCS- Ii\!Sl RAXCE CO.
Warren & Lanktree general agents, 410 California
Telephone Main 5414
Minnaugh Frank P. , merchant, r. Hotel Fairmount
Minaker Elizabeth, widow, r. 1813 Broderick
Minaker William E. (Minaker & Welbanks) and trus-
tee A. S. Ncal Warehouse Co., r. 1320 Sacramento
Minaker & Welbanks (William E. Minaker and Webster
Welbanks) produce commission merchants, 501-503
Sansome
Miirardus Jeter, hostler, r. 128 Fourteenth
Minbiolc Eric, teacher languages, r. 701 Stockton
Minch Simon, u holsterer, r. 1204a Larkin
Minck William, dair>-, r. 2907 Baker
.Mindermann Henry, liquors, 1440 Howard, r. 145
Eleventh
Mindermaim John, clerk Puvogel & Beversen, r. 30^
Sixth
Mindliam Jane, widow, r. 209i Clara
Mindham John T., clerk, r. 209^ Clara
Mindham Joseph H., r. 209J Clara
Mindham William J., clerk, r. 209 i Clara
Mindt Alexander, with M. Salomon & Co., r. 309 Powell
Minear J(ihn I., superintendent Hite Gold Mining Co.,
r. 306 Pine, room 6
Minear William E., carpet layer, r. 3-25 Twenty-fourth
Minedew O. Frank, machinist, r. 16 Rausch
Minehan Frances Miss, stenographer, r. 37| Freelon
Minehan Joseph, plumber, r. 106 West Park
Minehan Joseph S., clerk, r. 3r| Freelon
Minehan Michael, longshoreman, r. 414 Union
Minehan Patrick, teamster, r. 37i Freelon
Minehan Thomas, proprietor Meiidow Valley Dairj', 35
Eddy, r. 60 West Park
Minehan Thomas F., machine hand, r. 37^ Freelon
Minehan William P., clerk, r. 37 .J Freelon
8^" Minehan. See Minihan and Minnehan
.Miner Charles H., seaman stmr Celia, r. 30 Clay
.Miner Clark 1)., traveling salesman Sanborn Vail Co., r.
513 Noe
.Miner Edward, mattressmaker, r. 130 Julian Ay
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL N/\TIO/NS DRI/NK
pred(^ri(;l(sbur(5 l^a(^^rBeer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
.Miner Edward B., carpet layer, r. 1607 O'Farrell
Miner Elmor F., shipping clerk The George F. Eberhard
Co., r. 210 Franklin
Miner Frank G., salesman W. H. Miner, r. 2025 Cali-
fornia
Miner George W. i)ainter, r. 214 Franklin
Miner Henry fruits and stationery, 104i Powell, r. 104
Powell
Miner Henrj' Mrs., dressmaking, 104 Powell
Miner Joseph E., traveling salesman Livingston & Co.,
r. 2i6 Fourteenth
Miner Lou s, teacher arithmetic, r. 1316 Larkin
Miner Maria, widow, r. 1118 Church
Miner Oren P\, collection clerk P'irst National Bank, r.
438 Geary
Miner Sallie E. Mrs., with Newman & Levinson, r. 218
Twelfth
Miner Thomas, barber, r. 1006 Clay
Miner William C, carpenter, r. 413 O'Farrell
.>II.\EK U'lLLLLW n., coffee and spice mill, 29 Stev-
eii-(.n. Telephone Main 1937, r. 2025 California
B^ Miner. See .Minor
Mineral Land Agency, George L. Brown manager, 819
Market, room 45
Minerick John J., varnishmaker, r. 800 Potrero Av
Miners' Hotel, Thomas Kerrigan proprietor, 261 First
Miners' Restaurant, Henry Kaiser proprietor, 533 Com-
mercial
Miners Kudolph, collector Once a Week, r. Oakland
Minerva Hall, NE cor Fifteenth and Mission
Minesinger Abbie Miss, dressmakin;.', 1317 Mission
Minetti Guilio, musician, r. 1819 Clay
Minetti Luigi, fisherman, r. 639 Vallejo
Mingham Robert W., hackman, r. 727 Broadwav
Mini Celeste, bedmaker San Gottardo Hotel
Mini Giovanni, dishwasher San Gottardo Hotel
Minifie Charles G., bookkeeper Frank H. Woods, r. 127
Kearny
Minifie George H., com|>ositor Commercial Publishing
Co., r. lOlOJ Leavenworth
Minifie Geoi^e H., printer Cubery & Co., r. 916 Howard
Minigan Benjamin N., teams'er,"r. 14 Verona
Minigan James, expressman, NW cor Battery and Sacra-
mento, r. 14 Verona
Minigan James B., teamster, r. 14 Verona
Minihan John, jdumher, r. 159 Clara
Minihan Mary, widow, r. 159 Clara
Itll.\l5{4; ASn SCIENTIFIC PRESS (weekly) J. F.
Halloran general manager, 220 Market
MI.M.M; BIKEAI C.tLIFOR.MA STATE.
Pioneer Bldg, 24 Fourth
MINING REVIEW (See State Resources and Mining
Review)
Mink Catharine, widow, r. Alms House
Mink Peter J., shoemaker, r. 14 Antonio
Minkel Christian, r. 2819 Filbert
Minkel Frederick W., foreman M. Holje, r. i»33 Tenth Av
South
Minkel John, teamster, r. 704 Railroad Av
Minkler Wilber S., salesman Diebold Safe and Lock Co
r. 8631 Market
Minnehan Daniel, laborer, r. W s California Av nr Mon-
tezuma
MIN.VEHAN EDWARU T., vice-president People's
Express and Transfer Co. (incorporated) 20 Market,
r. 332 Hickory Av
^r" Minnehan. See Minehan and Minihan
Minnemann Louis, clerk H. F. Michaelis & Co., r. 3202
Winner William H., engineer, r. 2341 Howard
Mino Giuseppe, painter, r. 14 Union PI
Mino Toniaso, painter, r. 14 Uni(m PI
Minor Byron T., compositor C^hronicle, r. eh Monroe
Minor George W. , druggist, r. 46 Turk
Minor John, lithographer, r. 414 Union
Minor Mary T., widow, r. 6J Monroe
Minor Michael, laborer Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. 414 Union
CO
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
CBrowoB Sod fl^'t^. 823 Market St.
PERaiER-JOUET k GO. GHOHIPPE
FOR SAUE BY niiU FIRST-CIiHSS VitlJiE fUEti-
CHAflTS AND GROCERS.
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G. L. TllYlOR.
Fres.
^^^ Win. H. FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St.
_ ^^ Minor Robert (Eschen & Minor) r. Alameda
</)■ Minor Samuel A. (Minor ct Sillery) r. 2.39 Golden Gate Av
rtiJ 4) Minor & Sillery (Samuel A. Minor and John Siller\')
[ Z C liquors, 1342 Market
> 5 ^ ^^ Mmor. See Miner
2 ^ Minora Antonio, shoemaker, r. 1 Wall PI
> m S Minoz Frank, cigarmaker, r. 1624 Leavenworth
, , Minshull William H., grain, 302 California, r. .509 Powell
; — ^ Minsun .John T., clerk General Freight Office .S. P. Co.,
: O 5 r. 1238 McAllister
i _l Minsoii Robert K., clerk, r. 1238 McAllister'
'■< HINT K\CMAX«E. Estate of F. C. Honmng pn.-
E P jiiietor, s77 Market
• ^ Mint Hnii-t', Mi-v- Mary Connor proprietor, 933 Mission
III.VT <S.lLOO\' «>'D RESTAURANT, Edward
Edwards proprietor, 605 Commercial
MI>T i:.»ITED STATES, John Daggett superin-
tendent, XW cor Fifth and Mission
Minta Salmon, finisher, r. 1610 Hayes
Minto John, gripman Geary St. RK., r. 1070 Second Av
Minton George, machine repairer, r. 219 Twentieth
Minton Thomas E., hoseman Engine 14, r. 1017 McAll-
ister
Mintun Charles, liquors, NW cor Twentieth and Florida
Mintun George W., porter, r. SW cor Twentieth and
Florida
Mintzer William, attorney at law, r. 2901 California
Minuth Bertha Miss, teacher Miss Wesi's School, r. 2014
Van Ness Av
Minvielle John B., shipping clerk C. Cai-py & Co., r. 1324
Jackson
Minzenmeier G., bottler, r. 60.5 Mission
Miocevich John, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
^ Miquelajaureguy Misruel, r. 828 Broadway
2 Miqueu Alexander, butcher, liiOS Powell, r. 1605 J Mason
F MIRA VALLE YIXEl'ARU, Pierre Klein proprie-
tor, 604 J Geary
2 Mirabeau Hotel The, Mrs. Dora Shocken proprietor, SE
^ Ellis and Leavenworth
fff Mirabeau Jeanette, widow, r. 845 Golden Gate Av
Mirabelli .\ndreas, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
lJ Mira'^dia Mary, widow, dressmaking, r. 430 Montgomery
III Av
Ul KIIRAGLIIIOLO FRA\K (Miragliuolo & Maresca) r.
(g S\V cur Jackson and Powell
^ Miragliuolo & Maresca (Frank Miragliuolo and Michel
(0 Maresca) fruits and vegi t 'bles, 1013 Powell
HIRAMAR HOTEL, Charles S. Tence proprietor,
JT 8W ror Geary and Leavenworth
2 MIltAMAR PILlRiWACV, John C.Russell & Co.
t iir.i|.iietors, 701 Geary
Miraiiinii .Jcihn, laundryman, r. 702 Broadway
Miramon Marcelin, laundrynian, i-. 819 Gearj'
Miramontes A exander, boxmaker, r. 723 Montgomery
Av
Miramontes Emil, boxmaker, r. 723 Montgomei-y Av
Miramontes John C, barber, 1017 Larkin, r. 1641 Polk'
Miramontes Joseph, boxmaker, r. 723 Montgomery Av
Mirassou Jean, laundry, 21 Ridley
Mirassou Jean P., laundry, 333 Twenty-fourth
Mir s Edward, porter, r. 108 Valparaiso
Mirk Thomas, engineer, r. 5 Rivoli Av
Mirk Thomas, engineer, r. 112a Carl
Mirko Vincent, shoemaker, 704 Bush
Miro John, laundryman, r. 1237 Stockton
Miro Leonie Miss, laundress, r. 333 Twenty-fourth
Miro Marie Miss, laundress, r. 1237 Stockton
Miron John, contractor and builder, r. 946 Mission
Mirrasoul Marc, r. 48 Prentiss
MlRirOR, SAi\ FRANCISCO, J. E. Slinkey, pub-
lisher, 235 Keamv, room 11
illlRSKY BER\HARI», manufacturer and wholesale
and retail dealer Havana and domestic cigars, cigar-
ettes, tobacco, etc., 103 Fifth and 34 Sixth, r. 8 J
Morris Av
Mirsky Philip, cigarmaker, r. 107 Fifth
Mirtzioff Louis, peddler, r. 13 Bo.\d
Misch Frederick, liquors, 483 Montgomery Av, r. 1813
Stockton
Misch Maver, r. 333 Eddy
Misch Rosa Mrs., r. 333 Eddy
Mischky Jennie, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1579 Turk
Mischler Anna, widow, r. 1051 McAllister
Mischler Samuel, bartender, r. 638 Clay
Misele Bacchi, driver, r. 418^ Broadway
Misener Frank, bookkeeper, r. 29 Julian Av
Miserez Joseph L., conductor Market St. Ry Co., r. IOCS
Howard
Misgill Timothy F. (Misgill & Crogan) r. 1327 Steiner
Misgill & Crogan (Timothy F. Misgill and Christopher S.
Crogan) horseshoers, 1220 Fillmore
-Mish Barrow, millinery, 708 Market, r. 411 Devisaderf)
Mish Charles B., salesman Barrow Mish, r. 411 Devisa-
dero
Mish Julien E. , candy mnfr, 704 Larkin, r. 407 Devisa-
dero
Mish Julius, porter stmr Modoc, r. Oakland
Mish Meyer, salesman Robert L. Toplitz & Co., r. 261 .>
Sacramento
Mish Phenes, merchant, r. 407 Devisadero
niSH SARAH .MRS., millinery, 133 Kearny, r. 407
De
dero
Iiliysieian au4l
MISH SOL C, M, D.
siirscon, oltit-e 1001 Sntter, lioiirs 10 to II
A. M.. I to 4 and 7 to .S P. M., Telephone
nain ?444, r. 407 Devisadero. Telephone
West 340
Mish S d Gerson (.Meyer, Mish & Co.) r. 1510 Post
.Mish S.vlvan, bookkeeper, r. 411 Devisadero
.Mishervich Pietro, waiter, r. 811 Pacific
-Misipjjo Fred A., nurse St. Mary's Hospital
.Miskel James J., jrasfitter. r. 112 Buena Vista
Miskel Lawrence A., gasfitter, r. 22i Lapidge
Miskel Marv Mi<s, laundress, r. 721 J Clementina
Miskell Kate, widow, r. 1216| Folsoni
Miskell William J., stevedore, r. 121(;i Folsom
.MISSION A>i> CITY TR.ANSFER CO., Dallas <le
Mamcke proprietors, .548 Valencia
Mission Bay Warehouse, T. G. Walkington proprietor,
E s Fourth nr Kentucky
Mission Chemical Work.s, Conn & Silverstein proprie-
tors, factory Harrison bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth, office 212 Sacramento
DIISSIO.X <'OAL DEPOT, Charles L. Hedemark
pr.iprietor, NW cor Twenty-second and Valencia
.WISSlOX DOLORES CE.UETERV (Roman Catho-
lic) W s Dolores between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
MISSION DOLORES CHrRC'll, Rev. Richard P.
Brennan pastor, SW cor Dohres and Sixteenth
MISSION DOLORES PARISH SCHOOL, S s Six
teenth bet Church and Dolores
MISSION 4;R.AMMAR school, Mrs. Janet R.
Craven principal, Jlission bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Mission Home and Loan Association The, T. F. Creigh-
ton secretary, office 1177 Valencia
Mission Hotel, Amand Rebut proprietor. 111 Twenty-
sixth
Mission House, Simeon E. Tuttle proprietor, 2336 Mis-
sion
Mission Iron Foundry, William Axford proprieti«r, 21.56
Harrison
MISSION JOURNAL, Thomas Ellis Jr. proprietor,
2241 Mission
Mission Lumber ('(!., Perry J. Smith proprietor, 1307
MISSibN MARBLE WORKS,
Max Roth proprietor, NW eor Fourteenth
and Vnerrero
Mission Market, SE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Mission Music Hall, SE cor Howard and Twenty-first
XRV -THE
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAli/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARV ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
BONESTELL & CO
401 S^rasoxxaei ^t;.
ALL
. KINDS
OF
NEWS & BOOK PftPER
KDKINS MFG. CO. fllDION
e-^iO FIFTH STREET lIll/lV/Il
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
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MlSi^lO^' OF THE «OOD SHErHKRD EPIS-
COPAL €IIVK€H, SE cor Seventeenth and Noe
Mission Opera Hall, 2131 Mission
Mission Parlor Building (N. S. G. W.) S s Seventeenth
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Mission Planing Mill, Carter & Davies proprietors, 37-41
Main
Mission Police Station, 207 Seventeenth
MISSIO.V POTTERV <"0., Tracey Bros. & Co. pro-
prietors, factory cor Seventeenth and Harrison,
office 20-22 Eighth
}»IISHIO.\ KOCK M'AREHOrSE. California Dry
Dock Co. proprietors, office 302 California
Mission Soap and Candle Works, The M. Morgenthau
Co. proprietors, SW cor Eighteenth and Harrison,
office 108 Bush
Mission Street Wharf No. 1, foot of Mission
Mission Street Wharf No. 2, East bet Mission and How-
ard
Mission Turn Verein Hall, S s Eighteenth bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Mission Woolen Mills, Black Point bet Larkin and Van
Ness Av
Missner Frank, vi'aiter, r. 419 Stockton
Missouri Pacific Railway, AJfred J. De Russey, general
agent, 121 California
Misterle Ernest, painter, r. 1912 Mission
Mitau Morris (Friedlander & Mitau) r. 1010 Post
Mitchell Adolph, machinist, r. 913 Montgomerj'
Mitchell Ado'ph, mailing clerk Examiner, r. 727 Franklin
Mitchell Agnes, widow, r. 182 Noe
Mitchell A. L., baker, r. 634 Sacramento
Mitchell Albert J., city agent Union Ice Co., r. 717^
Twenty -first
Mitchell Albert N., salesman Cal. Notion and Toy Co.,
r. 7 Caroline
Mitchell Alexander, stonecutter, r. P3t Sacramento
Mitchell Alfred (Thomas F. Mitchell k Bros.) r. 1339
Utah
Mitchell Alfred, mail clerk Examiner
Mitchell Alfred G., clerk, r. 506 Battery
Mitchell Ann, widow, r. 339 Naples
Mitchell Annie M., widow, r. 504 Powell
Mitchell Antone, laborer, r. 9 Ereelon
Mitchell Arthur, r. 329 Grant Av
Mitchell Benjamin, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Mitchell Bernard, bartender, r. 121 Guerrero
Mitchell Bertha, fruits, r. 14 D
Mitchell Bridget, widow, r. 16 Stockton PI
MITCHELL BROTHERS (Frank J. and John) gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-fourth and Har-
rison
Mitchell Brothers (John and Michael) liquors, 823 How-
ard
Mitchell C. Miss, cloakmaker, r. 9i Cedar Av
Mitchell Caspar, baker, r. 930 Twentieth
Mitchell Catherine, widow, restaurant and bakery, 211 J
Valencia
Mitchell Catherine Mrs., r. 504 Jessie
Mitchell Charles, bartender, r. 854 Mission
Mitchell Charles, bootblack, NW cor Twentieth and Va-
lencia, r. 120 Sixth
Mitchell Charles, driver De Curtoni & Jlitrovich, r. 615
Turk
Mitchell Charles, hatter, r. 513 O'Farrell
Mitchell Charles, seaman, r. 410 Brannan
Mitchell Charles, wines and liquors, 501 Montgomery
Av, r. 503 Filbert
Mitchell Charles A., carpenter, r. 715b O'Farrell
Mitchell Charles A., clerk, r. 607 J Natoma
Mitchell Charles F. (Mitchell & Miller) r. 344 Keanu'
Mitchell Charles H., marine engineer, r. 623 Howard
Mitchell Charles J. , with Crown Distilleries Co. , r. 539a
Natoma
Mitchell Charles R., draughtsman William Curlett, r. 511
Turk
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
WIELA/MD'S
LKCeR BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Mitchell Charles R., engineer J. A. Folger & Co., r. West
Oakland
Mitchell Christina Miss, ironer Electric Laundry, r. 70C
Fifteenth
Mitchell Christopher (Thomas F. Mitchell & Bros.) r.
1339 Utah
Mitchell Clarence L., clerk Wellman, Peek & Co., r. 1205
Taylor
Mitchell Daniel, horse trainer, r. 42 McAllister
Mitchell Daniel W., conductor Sutter St. KR., v. 1409.^
Lvon
Mitchell D. E., r. 435 Jessie
Mitchell Dennis F., coachman 1316 Taylor
Mitchell Edward, clerk Rasmus Rudebeck, r. 328J Sev-
enth
Mitchell Edward, gardener, r. 1823 Pine
Mitchell Edward H. (Haitwell, Mitchell & Willis) r. 213^
Dorland
Mitchell Edward J. , carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 1339 Utah
Mitchell Edward J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 517
Corbett Road
Mitchell E. H. Mrs., r. 1617 Gearv
.Mitchell Eldridge A.,clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 1334 Bu h
Mitchell Elizabeth, widow, r. 2711 Howard
Mitchell Elizabeth Mrs., bakerj-, in Guerrero
Mitchell Ella J. Miss, r. 728 Sutter
Mitchell Ellen, widow, r. 1114 Jessie
Mitchell Ellen, widow, r. 309 Main
Mitchell Emma Miss, r. 417 Union
Mitchell Fannie A. Miss, dressmaking, 616 Douglass
Mitchell Fannie E. Miss, seamstress, r. 117 Julian Av
Mitchell Fearin, gripman Sutter St. RR, r. 1429 Pine
Mitchell Francis, clerk, r. 32 Russ
Mitchell Francis H., electrolysis, 121 Post, room 8
Mitchell Frank, compositor, r. 23a Glover
Mitchell Frank, oiler stmr Corona, r. 1602 Polk
Mitchell Frank D., clerk Cashier's Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Mitchell Frank J. (Mitchell Bros.) r. 235 Twenty-fourth
Mitchell Frank S., clerk, r. 1617 Vallejo
Mitchell Fred B., elevatorman, 12 Front, r. 1064} IJkiw-
ard
Mitchell Fred C, druggist, r. 27c Noe
Mitchell Fred E., traveling salesman Wheaton, Breun fi.
Co., r. Berkeley
Slitchell Frederick, barten«ler, r. 631 Post
Mitchell Frederick, seaman, r. 13i CHara
Mitchell G., carpenter, r. Commercial House
Mitchell George, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 421 Union
Mitchell George, teamster, r. 249 Pacific
Mitchell George A., obesity specialist, 906 Market, r. 121
Post
Mitchell (Jeorge E., compositor, r. 1130 Broadway
Mitchell George H., clerk Car Accountant's Dej)! S. P.
Co., r. 791 Sutler
]IIIT<;HELL 4;E0R(;E M., vice-president and secre-
tarj' Smedburg & Mitchell (incorporated) 314 Cali-
fornia, r. 813 Grove
Jlitchell George O., vice-principal Lowell High School,
r. 1817il Pine
Mitchell George W., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1026 Clay
.Mitchell Grace, r. 1730 Lyon
Mitchell Gussie Miss, milliner, r. 719 Bush
MITCHELL HALLET K. H. cashier Mutual Li e
Insurance Insurance Co. (of Mew York) r. 710 Ctii
tral Av
Mitchell Hannah, fruits, r. 14 D
MITCHELL HAKOLD I»., architect, 126 Kearny,
ro )m 46, r. 1505 Taylor
Mitchell Harr\-, drajTuan Lowenberg & Co., r. 24*0
Market
Xlirchell Henrj-, hoseman Engine 8
Mitchell Henr)', poultrj-man, r. 503 Birch Av
Mitchell Henry B., trimmer Edison Lght and Power Co.,
r. 2215 Polk
DIXON, BOBGESON 4 CO. SHOWCASES
3-r MARKET ST., S. F.
Only Six Hours travel (Sec page opp. name Highland Springs) Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
from San Francisco by HIPHI ^MH QPHIMP^ Single Fare, $4.50. On sale at 2 New
Donahue Route to lilVillLi lllLf wJl r\lllOvJ Montgomery St., and Tiburon Ferry.
MIT
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Place Your IMarine Insurance
WITH TH
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
M^j^ll Henry H. . engineer Byron Jackson, r. 1303 Har
rison
Mitchell Henrj' J., oiler stnir City of Puebla, r. 628
Lombard
MitcUell Henry K., attorney at law, 17 Mills Bldtf, 7th
floor, r. Oakland
Mitchell Henry T., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 610
Douglass
Mitchell Henry W., clerk, r. 2711 Howard
Mitchell Herman, messenger, r. 722 Sutter
Mitchell HugliG., draughtsman Joshua Hendv Machine
Wks, r. 901 Powell
Mitchell Jacob, bonkkeeper, r. 727 Franklin
Mitchell Jacob, electrician, r. 515 Leavenworth
Mitcliell .(acob S., painter, r. 6 Elliot Park
Mitchell .lames, gasfitter Cal. Gas Fixture Co.. r. 2215
I'«lk
Mitchell .lames, hosenian Engine 4, r. 211 Second
Mitchell .lames, laborer, r. 1712 Waller
Mitchell .lames, laborer, r. Alms House
Mitchell .lames, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 24 I'errj-
Mito'iiell -liimes, pressman, r. 631 Sacramentf>
Mitchell .Inmes, seaman, r. 6 Union
Mitchell .lames, teamster, r. 5 Winter PI
Mitcliell .l:imes A., contractor, 950 Howard, r. Alameda
Mitclic-U .lames B., watchman, r. 1406 Pine
Mitchell .hunes K. (estate of) proprietor Enterjirise
Matih I'actorj', 718 Channel
Mitchell .Ibiiies H.. .shoe laster Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 1114 .lessie
Mitchell -lames W.. printer, r. 12 Lily Av
Mitchell .lane Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
!»IIT€HF,I,L .1. K. CARPET CLEANINfti ASO
RRKOVATIXi; t'O. (incorporated) Campbell iV
.Soreiisfii niaiiii'.'ers, 2ao Fourteenth
Mitchell .leiinio K. Miss, 2711 Howard
Mitchell .1. .M., r. 104."> Market
.Mitchell -li.hn, r. 309 Ivy Av
Mitchell John, r. (!17 Mission
Mitchell .lolui (Mitchell Bros.) r. 235 Twentv-fourth
.Mitchell John (Mitchell Bros.) r. 823 Howard
Mitchell John, brewer Willows Brewery, r. W s Berk-
shire bet San .lose Road and Chenery
Mitchell John, chemist, r. 24 Perrj'
Mitchell lohn. compositor R. R. Patterson, r. Berkeley
.Mitchell John, labnrer, r. 11 Welsh
Alitchell .Icihn, laborer, r. 12.55 Eighteenth
Mitchell John, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1815 Post
Mitchell John, team.ster Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Mitchell John, tinroofer, r. 25 Ninth
Mitchell John A., blacksmith, r. 613 York
Mitchell .lohn H., brewer Willows Brewery, r. Belcher nr
Suiinyside
.Mitchell -iohn B., policeman, r. 325 Cumberland
Mitchell .lohn B., watchman, r. 1406 Pine
Mitchell .lohn C, r. 813 Grove
Mitchell .lohn I)., teamster, r. 517 Corbett Road
Mitchell John F., r. 121 Fulton
Mitchell .lohn F.. electrician S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 19B9
Fulton
Mitchell John F. Jr., porter Wheaton. Breon & Co., r.
121 Fulton
Mitchell, lohn II., carpenter James Young, r. Oakland
MITCHELL JOHN H., secretary Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., 523 Clay
Mitcliell John H., teamster, r. 613 York
Mitchell John H.. teamster Charles A. Warren, r. 444
Broadway
ifitcheir John H., traveling salesman, r. 613 Larkin
Mitchell John J., salesman David Samuels, r. 1208 Grove
Mitchell -lohn J., stoker Engine 22, r. 1709 Webster
Mitchell John L., liquors, NW cor Golden Gate Av and
Taylor, r. 114 Oak
Mitchell John R.. foreman Engine 22
Mitchell John R., stevedore, r. 628 Lombard
Mitchell John S. (Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co ) r. 838 Guer
rero
Mitchell Joseph, bartender, r. 626 California
Mitchell Joseph, porter stmr San Juan, r. 665 Howard
Mitchell Joseph, liquors, 133 Third, r. 848 Howard
Mitchell Joseph, teamster, r. 1219 Kearny
Mitchell Joseph A. , attorney at law, r. 731 McAllister
Mitchell Joseph, H., bookkeeper O'Brien & Spotomo, r.
624 California
Mitchell Joseph H., traveling salesman Meyer, Mish &
Co., r. 1624 Post
Mitchell Joseph M. B., marine eng^ineer, r. 120 Ellis
Mitchell Josie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 318 Turk
Mitchell Kate Mrs., r. 246 Oak
Mitchell L., seaman stmr Colon
Mitchell L. K., r. 1617 Gear>-
Mitchell Louis J., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 613 Larkin
Mitchell Mack C, bootblack, r. 320i Gearj'
Mitchell Margaret, widow, r. 505 Twenty-ninth
Mitchell Martha S., widow, r. 1221 Dolores
Mitchell Marj-, domestic 811 Guerrero
Mitchell Mary, domestic 1317 Leavenworth
Mitchell Mary Mrs., delicacies, 801 Turk
Mitchell Mi.ry Mrs., groceries and liquors, 302 Natoma
Mitchell Marj- C. Mrs., nurse, r. 320 J Gearv
Mitchell Mary P., widow, r. 6 Ford
Mitchell Matthew, apprentice W. E. Shaw, r. 211 J
Valencia
Mitchell Michael (Mitchell Bros.) r. 823 Howard
Mitchell Michael, grain broker, r. 711 Sutter
Mitchell Michael, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Mitchell Michael, plumber, r. 512 Point Lobos Av
Mitchell Morris, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 515 Leav-
enworth
Mitchell Patrick, r. 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, r. 309 Main
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Mitchell Patrick E., laborer, r. 9^ Cedar Av
Mitchell Paul, r. 663 Harrison
Mitchell Peter, hostler, r. 823 Howard
Mitchell Peter, roofer, r. 328i Seventh
Mitchell Peter I., dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg Co., r.
606 Y'ork
Mitchell Peter J., gardener, r. 26 Natoma
Mitchell Richard V., porter Dairymen's Union of Cal., r.
15125 Vallejo
Mitchell Robert, clerk O. Paul Bush, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Mitchell Robert, contractor brickwork, affice 16 Post
r. 723 Franklin
Mitchell Robert, repairer Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 502
Powell
.Mitchell Robert B. (Pierson & Mitchell) attorney at law,
28-32 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. Alameda
Mitchell Robert C, Deputv Registrar, r. 1809 San Car-
los Av
Mitchell Robert M. Jr., printer D. S Stanley & Co., r.
23a Glover
Mitchell S., gardener, r. 537 Sacramento
Mitchell Samuel, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1316 Octavia
Mitchell Samuel J. (Meyer, Mish & Co.)r. 1624 Post
Mitchell Samuel K , gripman Cal. St. Ry, r. 1530 Clay
Mitchell Samuel L. , carpenter, r. 936 Howard
Mitchell Samuel P., commission merchant, r. 1617
Geary
Mitchell S. C, master schr Orient, office 48 Market
Mitchell S. M. Mrs., widow, r. Lick House
Mitchell Solomon, fruit dealer, r. 14 D
Mitchell Stephen (Thomas F. Mitchell & Bros.)r. 1339
Utah
Mitchell Sydney G., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. Ah'ineda
Mitchell ITiomas, e.xpressman, SE cor Washington and
Kearny, r. 328 Seventh
Mitchell Thomas, gripman, r. 1429 Pine
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MANUFACTURE
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE nAIN 841.
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215 VALENCIA ST,
Telephone Mission 40
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Mitchell I'ti.imas, hostler Wells Fargo & Cd., r. 24
Perr>
Mitchell Thomas, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 32 Kus!<
Mitchell Thomas, plumber, r. 26 Natoma
Mitchell Thomas, larmer. Thirty-second and Diamond
Mitchell Thomas, teamster, r. 501^ Sixth
Mitchell Thomas F. (Thomas F. Mitchell & Hros.) r. 1324
Utah
Mitchell Thomas F., carjjeuter U. S. Mint, r. l.SSS) Utah
Mitchell Thomas F. & Brothers (Thomas F., Alfred,
Christopher and Stephen) contractors and builders,
NW c-or Twenty-fifth and Utah
Mitchell Thomas J.", liquors, 1656 Market, r. 1 Polk
Mitchell Thoma-s J., salesman Raithael Weill & Co., r.
545 Turk
Mitchell W., a])prentice Dow Steam I»)uni> Wks, r. Oak-
land
Mitchell Walter W., clerk Auditin-,' Dept Wells Far;,") >t
Co., r. 204 Fifteenth
Mitchell William, bartender McLeod & Fauss, r. l.W«
Powell
Mitchell William, salesman, r. 517 Corbett Road
Mitchell William, witn George A. Root, r. SE cor Sixth
and Howard
Mitchell William A., clerk Bank of British Columbia, r.
Alameda
Mitchell William A., wholesale lumber and shipping,
agent Cotteneva Lumber Co., 3 California, room 35,
r. Oakland
Mitchell William K., boilennakerT. J. MoJ^lihan, r. 44
Clementina
Mitchell William E., machinist, r. 1718 Folsom
Mitchell William E., sawmaker Cal. Saw Works, r. (■.>«
Lombard
Mitchell William F., r. 2523 Gough
Mitchell William F. (William F. Mitchell & Co.) r. ;3(i
Oak
Mitchell William F. & Co. (William F. Mitchell) fniit
commission, 310 Washington
Mitchell William H., carpenter, r. 422 Utah
Mitchell William H., clerk The Maze, r. 7 Caroline
Mitchell William H., vault clerk Safe Deposit Dei>t.
Union Trust Co., r. 923 McAllister
Mitchell William H., clerk Delivery Dept. Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 27111 Howard
Mitchell William .1., janitor Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. 603i Stockton
Mitchell William L., bookkeeper, r. 409 Fair Oaks
Mitchell William L., laborer S. F. Lumber Co., r. 30 Elgin
Park Av
Mitchell William S.. bookkeeper James C. Fyfe, r. Ala-
meda
Mitchell Winifred A., typewriter, r. 628 Lombard
Mitchell W. L., vice-president iEtna Mineral Water Co.,
r. jEtna Springs
niTCHKLL «ft MILLER (Charles F. Mitchell and
Joseph Miller) wines and liquors, 334 Kearny
i^ Mitchell. Sec Michael, Michel, Michell, Michl and
Mickell
Mitchelson & Hibbard (Kansas City, Mo.), Joseph L.
Daniels, agent, 410 Sacramento
Mitchkus John J. , jeweler A. Heischman, r. 2314 Bry-
ant
.Mitchler Alfred G., treiisurer Frisbee, Risdon & Co., 132
Market, r. Oakland
Mitchum Amelii, widow, r. 622b Geary
HITKOPOLSKV .>il€HOLA»i U. Rev.. Coadjutor
Russo-Greek Cathedral, r. 1912i Jones
Mitrovich Alexander?. (Gladey & Mitrovich), r. 10 Sacra-
mento
Mitrovicb Charles, driver Curtoni & .Mitrovich, r. 615
Turk
.Mitrovich J. 1., carbuilder, r. 311 Van Ness Av
Mitrovich Mark L. (Curtoni & Mitrovich) r. 615 Turk
Mitrovich Matthew, clerk Robert F. Bunker, r. 1019
Twentieth
Mitsumoto B., Japanese fancy gr)ods, 416 Larkin
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
•T' iniib_-rs" in Biislnes- Directory.
BEST BEER ON E0HT|I ^
^
THE mOST POPOLflR =
Mittelstadt Eugene, master mariner, r. 1230 Sanchez
Mittman Edward, waiter, r. 724 Mission
Mix Charles H., driver, r. 18 Perr\'
.ni.\ER (iKORfiE H., proprietor Novelty Foundrv,
119 Main, r. 23 Beaver
Mixer William H., salesman Wftllman, Peck & Co., r. 2100
California
Mixer M. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, llOJ Stockton
Mizahara H. , repairer Nathan Dohrmann & Co., r. 630
California
Mize Edgar J., attoniey at law, r. 426 California Av
Miziier Addison C, architect, r. 1520 Clay
Mizner William G., physician, office and r. 215 Kearny
Mizner Wilson, artist Polk & Polk, r. Benicia, Cal.
Mizpah Louis, carriageuiaker, r. 1929 Howard
niZPAH PKESBVTERI.4.\ CHURCH, Rev. F.
A. Doane minister in charge, 541 Second
.Moale J. G. Foster, clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 725 Pine
Moanquiz Felipe A., elevatonnan Supreme Court Bldg
Moar L. R., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. East
Oakland
Mobbs Robert, groceries, 961 Mission, r. 637 Eddj
Moberg Oscar, cook, r. 66 Tthama
Moberrj' William, r. 2905 Mission
Mobes August, waiter, r. 461 Minna
Moblad Eniil, tailor, 765 Mission, r. Alameda
Moblev W. T., operator W. U. TeL Co., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Moburg MaiT Miss, r. 115i Fillmore
Mocabee John W., blacksmith, r. 1223 Fillmore
Mochida Kunitaro, tailor, 703 California
Mock Charles H. , bakerj', 3141 Sixteenth
Mock Elise, widow, r. 709 Hayes
Mock Frederick, railing maker, r. 330 Chestnut
Mock Maud Miss, saleslady Charles H. Mock, r. 3141
Si.\t«enth
Mock Myrtle Miss, saleslady, r. 3141 Sixteenth
Mockel Ernest, furniture, 1332 Pacific
Mockel Herbert (Mockel & Co.) r. Alameda
Mockel Herbert, brassworker Mockel & Co., r. Alameda
Mockel Peter, laborer, r. 668 Brannan
Mockel & Co. (Herbert Mockel) artistic brass and iron
work, 21-23 Jessie
.Mocker Andre\> , traveling salesman Wellman, Peck &
Co., r. 1021 Page
Mocker Edward A., cigars and tobacco, NW cor Powell
and O'Farrell, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker Edwin, confectioner, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
.Mocker Rudolph, r. 120 Jones
Mocker William, musician, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker William Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Kearny, r.
725 Golden Gate Av
Mockler Andrew, secretary Gemiania Schutzen Club, 620
Bush
Mockler Charles E., master mariner, r. 300 Davis
Mockler Edward, steiiograj>her, r. 2450 Br\-ant
.Mockler Frank, cook, r. 2 Taylor PI
Mockler John, shii)builder, r. 322 Duncan
Mockler John Jr., cari)enter, r. 322 Duncan
MODEL L.ii:\nRV, Leon Darolles proprietor, 33
Chener\-
MODEL MILLI.XERV THE, Miss AugusU Gorman
proi)rietor, 1372 .Market, r. 193 Hyde
.Model Music Store The, .Marritui H. Richardson manager,
7.!5 JIarket
Model The, Rudolph Scbnorf proprietor, 203a Powell
MODEL I»RESrRIPTIO.\ PH.4R.M.4('l , Dr. Eniil
Weschcke proprietor, NE cor Buchanan and Post
Moden Eric G., laborer, r. 323 Eddy
Modern Buildings of California, 339 Keani}', room 5
Moderson Paul, jMirter, r. 545 Mission
Modeste, August L., baker, r. 11 Varennes
-Modeste John, hiborer, r. 11 Varennes
Modiiiu'Thenil .le, hog butcher, cor Fourth Av South
and M, v. Es Ki'.;hth Av South nr M
.Muilodi .SiumicI, in..lder, r. 417 Fillfcrt
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
SON. - . -
C. BROWN a
Agents, 823 Market Streel
Perner-Jouet & Go. Glanipgiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Co»st
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Modry Eugene, capitalist, r. 406 Lott
Modry Gilbert, r. 227 Second
Modrj- Marcus, capitalist, r. 1229 McAllister
Modry Thomas Jr., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Moe Anton, waiter, r. 143 Grove
Moe Charles, clerk Geo. Marcus & Co., r. Oakland
Moe James, teamster, r. 1711 Market
Moe John S., porter, r. 476 Tehama
.Moe Martin S. (Brooke Sign Co.) r. 143 Grove
Moe Peter, painter, r. 143 Grove
Moebus Frederick W. G., bookkeeper PVancis Smith &
Co , r. Alameda
Moeckel George, shoemaker, r. 1222 Kearny
Moeckel Henry, baker, r. 9 Stockton
Moelke Henrj- P., conductor, r. 593 Schrader
Moeller Adolph, groceries and liquors, 415 Fourth
Moeller Carl, liquors, 835 Valencia, r. 204 Nineteenth
Moeller C. F. Mrs., r. 6 Metcalf PI
Moeller Charles E. Mrs., restaurant, 639 Howard
.Moeller Clans W., stationen,-, 203 Sixth, r. 211J Sixth
.Moeller Emil O., salesman Dickman- Jones Co., r. Ala-
meda
Moeller Ernest H. , astrologist, r. Ill Prospect PI
Moeller Gustav, watchman, r. 201a Chestnut
Moeller G. W., waiter, r. 342 Fourth
Moeller Harry, packer Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oakland
-Voeller John A., baker, r. 763 Howard
Moeller Peter. J., machinist, r. 1130 Filbert
Moeller Theodore, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 104
Keamv
^ Moeller. See Moller
Moench Louis, stairbuilder, r. 2105 Leavenworth
Moench Mary, widow, r. 325 Jersey
-Moench William, steward, r. 325 Jersey
Moenning Emil F., machinist Board of Education, r. 014
Octavia
Moenning Guenther, tinsmith, r. 612 Octavia
Moennins Herman A., tinsni'th, r. 612 Octavia
Moering Mitchell J., musician, r. 515 Fulton
.Moesch George, cigarmaker, r. 368 Jessie
.Moeser Julius, teacher music, r. 404 Larkin
Moesner August, bartender, r. 212 l-'irs^
Moessner August, clerk, r. 420 Montgomery Av
Moesta Amelia, widow, privat* school. 727 Turk
Mofat Sarah Mrs., bakery, 264 Clementina
Moffat Ann, widow, r. 19 Rincon PI
MOFF.4T EI'GE.N'E, r. 212 Broderick, summer resi-
dei ce Mill Valley
Moffat Harry C, stairbuilder, r. 7 Pearl
Moffat Henry, r. 1313 Nebraska
.MO » FAT HE.\RT, wholesale butcher, S s First Av
South nr Kentuckv, r. 1239 Franklin
Mnffat Henry V., r. 212 Broderick
Moffat James, molder, r. 19 Rincon PI
Moffat John R. , miner, r. 1505 Dolores
Moffat Samuel, laborer, W s Armv nr York
Moffat William, molder, r. 19 Rincon PI
Moffa't Hugh, brassfinisher, 22 Madison Ave
Moffatt John, printer, r. 515 Eddy
Moffatt Joseph, laborer, W s Twelfth Ave bet Lake and
California
-Moffatt L. W. Mrs., r. 1726 Pine
Moffatt Sanmel, caiiitalist, r. 1409 Clay
Moffatt William, seaman, r. 1513^ Market
Moffett James E., groceries and liquors, 456 Minna
Moffett Joseph, machinist, r. 309 Mason
Moffitt Edward E. R., machinist, r. 1544 Howard
Moffitt George D., train baggageman S. P. Co., r. Oak-
land
Moffitt Harvey -M., deputy r. S. Marshal, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, r. Oakland
Moffitt James (Blake, .Moffitt & Towne) r. Oakland
Moffitt James, gi-ipman, r. 1115 Oak
Moffitt John W., policeman, r. 1207 Market
Moffitt Thomas C., cutler Pac. American Decorative Co
r. 119 Ninth
Moffitt Thomas S., chemist, r. 2119 Webster
^ Moffitt. See Moffatt.
Mogan A. G. Miss, city aient Guardian -Assurance Co.,
205 ^ansome, r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Anthony A., student, r. 723 Fifteenth
Mogan August J., clerk, r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Columbus J., saleman Rinaldo Bros. & Co., r. 602
Filbert
Mogan Edmund P. , attoniev at law, 26 Montgomery, r
741 Fifteenth
Mogan John, calker, r. 2541 Folsom
-Mogan John, shipwright, r. 164 Pern,-
Mogan Joseph, asst steward Citv Receiving Hospital, r.
1701 Stockton
.Mogan Joseph, clerk, r. 602 Filbert
.Mogan Joseph, clerk, r. 2539 Folsom
Mogan Joseph, longshoreman, r. 103 California Ave
Mogan Joseph A., stenographer, r. 164 Perry
Mogan Joseph F., Insurance, r. 723 Fifteenth
Mogan Joseph R., real estate, r. 723 Fifteenth
Mogan Mary, widow, r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Patrick, laborer, r. 720 Clementina
MOe-4i\ P-lTRirK J., attorney at law. Supreme
Court Bldg, 305 Larkin, room 11, r. New Western
Hotel
-Mogan Richard F., attomev at law, 319 Pine, room 9.
r. 1701 Turk
.Mogan Ida, widow, r. 1021 Polk
-Moggie Henr>-, butcher, r. 214 Fourth
lYIUul H. & LU. (oriokobaiiia)T. R.
Ito nianaeer, m bole.sale draler.s in Japan-
ese carpets, rass, brnsbes and fancy
goods. 22.5 Powell
-Mnhaupt Charles A., barber, 307 Grant A\, r. 5 Dawson
PI
Mohl Elisea K. Miss, instructress C. and C. Hospital
Mohl Hermann, laborer, r. 1113J Tennessee
Mohle W. & Co. (WUUam F. Mohle and Henry P. Von
Dohrenl groceries, 901 McAllister
Mohle William F. (W. Mohle & Co.) r. 901 McAllister
-Mohlfeldt Louis, beer bottler, r. 128 Julian Av
-Mohn Laurence, longshoreman, r. 24J Clinton
-Mohneke Charles H. (Schultze & Mohneke) r. 1801 Fol-
Mohns A. (Mohns & Kaltenbach) r. Alameda
Mohns Henry, commission merchant and agent Ger-
manic Llovd Bureau, 29 Market, r. Alamada
MOU-\!» A K'-4LTE-\B-4CH (A. Mohns and Wilhelm
Kaltenbach) wholesale wine and liquor merchants,
29 -Market, Telephone Main 310
Moholy Cornelius, horseshoer, r. Eighth Av South nr M
.Moholy John, blacksmith, r. 1217 Eighth Av South
Moholy John, engineer Chemical Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Moholy Mary, widow, r. Eighth Av South bet M and N
Moholv Philip, hoseman Engine 11, r. Eighth Av South
be"t L and M
Mohr -Adolph, stonemason, r. 23 La])idge
Mohr Annie, widow, r. 2017 Mission
Jlohr Annie Miss, clerk George A. Rotz, r. 836 Valencia
Mohr Anton, watchman Willows Brewery, r. 20 Angelica
Mohr Antoinette, widow, notions, 2703i Folsom
Mohr C, salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r. 1935 Geary
Mohr Charles, clerk Henrj- J. Drewes, r. 2703J Folsom
Mohr Charles B., clerk Mohr & Steffens, r. 1808 Larkin
Mohr Emil, insurance agent, 39 Flood Bldg, r. 301 Leav-
enworth
Mohr Frederick W. , gardener, r. Forty-eighth and Point
Lobos Avs
Mohr George (Mohr & Neumayer) r. 309 Third
Mohr Gustav, coalpasser stmr Australia
Mohr Gustav, produce, 1019 Mc-411ister
Mohr Henry (South S. F. Packing and Provision Co. >
r. 2934 Folsom
Mohr Henry, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co., r. 73.'.
Brannan
-Mohr Henrv, clerk Mohr & Steffens, r. 1808 Larkin
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL EIBS OF STEEET M SIDEWALI WOK
Bituminous Rocl< and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL '2,T.l'-lt^^VlL'^'f!!.?^
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Less of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
& CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Mohr Henrj- A., ropeman John A. Roebling's Sons Co.,
and West Coast Wire and Iron Wks, r. 716 Capp
Mohr Henry H., shoemaker, 902 Larkin, r. 3J Cedar Av
Mohr Jacob, printer Abend-Post, r. 512 Sixth
Mohr Jacob A., house and sign painter, 3252 Mission, r.
146 Old San Jose Road
Mohr John, te-imster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor Web-
ster and Bay
Mohr Joseph, baker, r. 28 Maple Court
Mohr Louise, domestic 2295 Sacramento
Mohr Martin, hostler Farnsworth & Collins, r. 15 Zoe
Mohr Michael, proprietor The Lightning Fluid Metal
Polish Co., r. 2218 Van Ness Av
Mohr Morris, men's furnishing goods, 820 Sixth
Mohr Otto, clerk Peter N. Butt Jr., r. 1501 Leavenworth
Mohr Richard (F. Juncker & Co ) r. 1046 McAllister
Mohr Rudolph, commission merchant, 402 Front, r. 315
Hvde
MOHK RUDOLPH, secretary Germania, Humboldt
and Monarch Mutual Building and Loan Associations,
Sunnyside Land Co., Golden State Land Co. and
Brewers' Protective Association, office 39 Flood Bldg,
r. 1812 Page
Mohr Simeon J., packer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 418
Jones
Mohr Una, widow, r. 2017 Mission
Mohr William, carpenter, r. foot Hyde, North Point
Mohr & Neumayer (George Mohr and John N. Neu-
mayer) restaurant, 642 Clay
Mohr & Steffens (Henrj' A. Steffens) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Polk and Pacific Av
8^ Mohr. See Mnar, Moore and More
Mohrdick Martin H., teamster, r. 1009 Hayes
-Vlohrdieck Peter, machinist, r. 3105 Buchanan
Mohrhardt Charles A., cashier Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
715 Shotwell
Mohrhardt Edward F. , clerk Board of Fire Underwriters
of the Pacific, r. 303 Lott
Mohrhardt Philip F., with Board of Fire Underwriters of
the Pacific, r. 612 Shotwell
Mohrig Edwin (Mohrig & Morrill) and bicycles, 112 Gold-
en Gate Av, r. 1020 Golden Gate Av
MOHKIG A MORRILL (Edwin Mohrig and George
A. Morrill) Phccnix and Sterling Bicycles, 1510
Market
MOHRMANN CHKl!!)TOPHER, groceries and
liquors, SE cor Clement and Fifth Av, Telephone
We 1 141
Mohrmann F., bartender, r. Commercial Hotel
Mohrmann Esperanza, r. 1819 California
Mohrmann Fred, estate of (Fred Mohrmann & Co.) 501
Broadway
Mohrmann Fred & Co. (Fred Mohrmann (estate of) and
Nicolas Blanken) groceries and liquors, 501 Broad-
way
Mohrmann John H., salesman, r. 24 Hampton PI
Mohmaann Katherine, widow, executrix (estate of) Fred
Mohrmann, r. 418 Oak
Mohrmann Matthies, shoemaker, r. 3 Mary Lane
Mohrmann William, clerk D. Gerken, r. 2101 Golden
Gate Av
MOHUN CHARLES C,
and siirgewn, 114H .Sutter, r.
Telephone West 494
Mohiin Mary C. Miss, secretarv Mount ('alvary and
Holy Cross Cemeteries, r. 1209 Scott
Mohun Pedro F., druggist, r. 1209 Scott
Mohun Peter F., superintendent Mount Calvary, Holy
Cross and Mission Dolores Cemeteries, r. 1209
Scott
Mohun Ray, stonecutter, r. 1209 Scott
Moignard Lionel J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 607
Diamond
Moir Peter L., foreman The Pacific Irish-American, r. 6
Martha PI
physician
130» Scott,
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TU^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlip^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEDEKICKSBUKG PRIVATE ST©CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Tel^hone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
iiianafactarer
Moise Edgar H., traveling salesman A. Fleishhaker &
Co., r. 312 Eddy
Moise Edward W., salesman Davis Bros., r. 501 Geary
Moise Leon, traveling salesman Schlesinger & Bender, r.
613 Ellis
MOISE LIONEL H.,
rubber staiiips, .stencils, steel stamps,
seal presses and medals, 3!J0 iSansoiue,
room 08, Telephone .Main 400, branch
344 Kearny, room S, r. 315 Pierce
Moise Phili(j H., salesman Leo E. Alexander & Bro., r.
Alameda
Moitoret Anthony A., laundryman, r. 129 Valley
Moitoret Victor, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 230
Twelfth
Mojica Dolores, mnfr musical instruments, 1027 Kearny
Mojica Luciano, teacher violin, r. 1027 Kearny
Mokelumne and Campo Seco Canal and Mining Co.
(Calaveras Co., Cal.) Simon Foorman president,
Isaac S. Foorman secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 42-43
Molden Charles, carriagotrimmer, r. 611 Jessie
Moldenhaner Charles, longsnoreman, r. 420 Fourth
Moldenhauer Martin A., miner, r. 216 Ashbury
Moldenheuer Meta Mrs., varieties, 420 Fourth
Moldenhauer William, laborer Pac. Rollmg Mills, r. 429
420 Fourth
Moldrup August, r. 1711 Webster
Moldrup August J., clerk, r. 1711 Webster
Moldrup Charles, clerk, r. 1711 Webster
Moldrup Edward, booivkeeper C. F. Lutkin, r. 1711 Web-
ster
Moldrup Henry L., machinist, r. 21 Byington Av
Moldrup Mary, widow, dressmaking, 622^ Ellis
Moldrup William E., weigher John Rosenfeld's Sons, r.
Alameda
Moldt George M., cashier H. H. Hjul, r. 907 Vallejo
Moldt Jacob, waiter, r. 907 Vallejo
Moldt John, waiter, r. 907 Vallejo
Molena George, rancher and carpenter, r. Tenth Av
South and I
Molena Henry, rancher, r. Tenth Av South and I
Molena Hermann G. , butcher, r. Tenth Av South and I
Molenat Leon, pressor The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing
and Cleaning Wks, r. 17 Laskie
Molenat Louis, dyer The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing and
Wks, r. U-2ih Harriscm
MOLER4 EUSIBIVS J., civil engineer, 606 Clay, r.
850 Van Ness Av
Moleri Romeo, waiter Angelo Sbragia & Co., r. E s San-
some bet Broadway and Vallejo
Moles Daniel, teamster Warren & Malley, r. NE cor Fill-
more and Chestnut
Molgaard Thomaa H., seaman, r. 229 East
Moliere George W., rancher, r. Ocean View
Moliere Harry L., rancher, r. Ocean View
MOLIERR JA.'YIES W., physician, office and r. 406
Sutter, room 15, hours 10 A. M. to 1 P. M., 3 to 5 and
7 to 8 P. M., Telephone Main 1190
Molin Edward A., bartender John Ferguson, r. 501
Kearny
Molinari Annie Mr»., r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari Charles, sawyer, r. 517 Greenwich
Molinari Giuseppe, gardener, r. W s Second Av bet Sac-
ramento and California
Molinari Giuseppe, liquors, 800 Seventh
Molinari Giovanni, scavenger, r. W s Second Av bet Cali-
fornia amd Sacramento
Molinari John, clerk, r. •«40 Union
Molinari Joseph P., fisherman, r. 104 Green
Molinari Paolo, fisherman, r. Bay View
Molinari Pasquale J., butcher A. Chiesa, r. 1024 Mont-
gomery
Molinari Peter, r. Oc«an View
Molinaro Baptiste, b»ots and shoes, 507 Montgomery Av
r. 448 Union
DIX0NJ0B8ES0N HO. SHOW GASES
^ 3T MARKET ST., S. F.
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THE LEADING and MOST
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Place Your Fire Insurance
SUN .'NSURftNGE GO.
428 California Street
.HOLI\EAr\ IIE.\K1. manager Seth Thmnas Clock
Co., 1-26 Sutter, r. (j<Xi Van Ness Av
B^ MoJineaux. See Mi.lyiieaux
Molini Renaldo, fish de:iler Grand Central Slarket, stall
•20, r. -206 Lombard
Molitemo Louis, musician, r. 1324 Xatoma
Molitemo P. Jame<, salesman Wetmore Bros., r. 1023
Filbert
Molitor Charles R., contractor, r. 14 Falcon Av
Molitor George, cellarman National Brewing Co., r. 15021
Guerrero
MoliUir Nicholas, dish washer Charles Bartelsen, r. 613
Mission
Molkenbuhr Charles L. , machinist I'nion Iron TS"ks, r.
2 City Hall Av
Molkenbuhr Semon W., stenographer, r. 2 Citv Hall .\v
Moll Alois, cari^)enter Thompson Bros., r. 560 Howard
Moll Ernest, r. 330 Geary-
Moll Jacob, boxniaker Max Waizman, r. 12241 Folsoni
Moll Rudolph, iwrter, r. 560 Howard
MoUard Anthelme T.. cellarman, r. 909 Jackson
MoUenkopf John >L, watchman, r. 12 Haight
MoUenkopf John M. Jr., shoemaker, r. 12 Haight
Moller Carl, ciganuaker. r. 113 Morris Av, rear
Moller Charles F., bartender Wilhehn H. Moller, r. lOOli
Powell
Moller Dora S., widow, r. 926i Twenty-second
Moller F., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. NE cor Sanchez
and Seventeenth
MOLLER FREDERICK F., proprietor South Pa-
cific House, 229 East, r. Alameda
Moller Gustave .M.>Uer & Ssss) r. Berkelev
Moller Henn- J. C, machinist Main Street Iron Wks, r.
1622 Polk
Moller Jaixib A., cashier L. E. AMiite Lumber Co.. r. .\la-
meda
Moller James M., landscajie gardener, r. 1741 I'nion
HOLLER JOU.X. liquors, SE cor Mission and Fre-
mont, r. XE C'T Fremont and Folsom
Moller John F. , bakerv and groceries, 539 Second
Moller John H.. jeweler, r. 27 Randall PI
Moller Julia Miss, munager (estate of ) Sophia Moller. r.
NE cor Seventeenth and Sm hez
Moller Julia H. Miss, dressmaking, 926i Twenty-second
Moller Louis, gunsmith, 703 California, r. lOlS Clay
Moller Louis H., plumber, r. 9261 Twenty -second
Moller Peter, liquors, 512 Pacific, r. 510 Pacific
Moller Sophie Mrs. (estate of) varieties, XE cor Sanchez
and Seventeenth
MoUer Soren P., landscape gardener, r. 1741 Union
Moller Wilhelm H., liquors, 709-811 Keamv, r. Alameda
Moller William ,Dalziel & Moller) r. Oakland
Moller William D., plumber, r. 926 J Twenty-sect>nd
Moller & Sass(Gustave Moller and Louis Sass) carjienters
and contractors, 19 Webb
eS" Moller. See Moeller, Mueller and Muller
MoUergien John, tailor, S s Sagamore bet Capitol and
PljTuouth, Ocean View
Mollestadt Christopher, painter Gci)ri,'e J. Smith & Sons,
r. 317 Bush
MoUestad Jurgen, painter, r. 321 Bush
Mollett Frank F., tailor, r. 1617 Twenty first
Mollison James J., shijismith, X s King nr Third, r. 170
Peny
Mollison John C, shipsmith J. J. Mollison, r. 170 Perry
Mollison John C. Jr., shi|>smith J. J. Miillison, r. 170
Perry
MoUison William, steward Charles D. Zeile, r. 526
Pacific
Molloy Ann, widow, r. 239 Thirteenth
MoUoy Charles, h iseman Engine 7, r. XW cor Albion Av
and Sixteenth
MoUoy Edward, taUor, r. 309 Liberty
.Molloy Ellen, stenographer, r. 159 Clara
Molloy Francis, conductor, r. 829 Folsoiu
Molloy Frank, coojier, r. 220 Lombanl, rear
Molloy George, miner, r. 603 Front
Molloy Henry G., -arpenter, r 69 Henry
Molloy Hugii, maltst«r, r. 211 Twelfth "
Molloy James, lalxirer, r. 509 Hermann
Mollov James M. , wheelwright Henr\- B. Schindler, r.
239 Thirteenth
.Molloy John, safes and scales, .">4 Clay, r. 2207 Devisa-
dero
.MoUov Josie T. iliss, grand secretar\- Young Ladies' In-
stitute, 48 Donoht>e Bldg, r. 211 Twelfth
MoU.iy M. Mrs., widow, r. 734 Capp
-Molloy Margaret C. MLss. seamstress, r. 239 Thirteenth
Molloy Martha E. Miss, teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 2515 Broadway
Molloy Martin M., longshoreman, r. 41 Everett
Molloy Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, 55 Clemen-
tina
Molloy Mary A. Miss, shoefitter, r. 239 Thirieenth
Molloy Matthew, carpenter S. P. Co.
Mollov Mav E. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. E. Killean. r.
1007* Minna
Mollov Michael, groceries and liquors, 3418 Mission
Molloy Neil, carpenter, r. 212 Fell
Mollo.v Xellie, widow, r. 159 Clara
Mollov Xellie, domestfc, 1024 Green
Molloy Xellie Mrs., lodgings, 316 Fourth
Molloy Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Ash Av
lYIULLUY 1. C real estate and hoa«e
liroker, i:tM Montgomery, r. 'ilH <>tockton
Mnlloy Peter, miner, r. 1007i Minna
.Molloy Thomas, r. 724 Fillmore
Mollov Thomas, r. 734 Capp
-Mollov Thomas S., clerk W. S. G.Mxifellow, r. 617 Bush
.Molloy William, bartender, r. 725 Geary
.Mollo.\ William, expressman, r. 387 .\rlington
Mollov William, fireman stmr San Bias
.MoUmv William, liquors, 221 East, r. 1710 Howard
^ Molloy. See Malloy and MuUoy
Molochzk Isaac, tailor, r. 941 Folsom
Moloney Frederick, porter Jackson's Napa Soda Water,
r. 9-29 Natoma
Moloney George, painter, r. 13 Decatur
Moloney James, laborer, 1301 Seventh -W
Moloney J-mes J-, warehouseman W. P. Fuller 4, Co.. r.
26 Hawthorne
-Moloney John, longshoreman O. R. vV N. Co.
Moloney Kate Miss, spinner, r. 1301 Seventh Av
Moloney Mary Miss, spinner, r. 1.301 Seventh Av
-Moloney Michael, contractor, r. 1301 Seventh Av South
Moloney Morris, expressman, NW cor Polk and Sacra-
mento, r. 15 Bridge PI
Moloney Patrick E., shoemaker, r. lOU Fifth
Moloney- Timothv, teamster, r. 1301 Seventh Av South
SS" -M.ilonev. S"ee Malonev and Molony
-Molony Edward J., druggist, r. 410 Eddy
-Malonv James J., surge jU stmr Coptic O. and O. Ss..
Co.. r. 410 Eddy
Molony Jeremiah, capitalist, r. 410 EUldy
Molt .John C, commission merchant, r. 537 Montgomery
Av
.Moltrr Charles, carrriage mnfr. 1112-1116Mission, r. 611
Jessie
Moltzen Marj', widow, r. 165 Minna
Moltzen Oscar, clerk, r. 165 Minna
-Molus A. I. & Co. (Albert I. and Albert L. Molns)
plumbers, 623 Davis
-Molus Albert I. (A. I. Molus & Co.) r. 623 Davis
Molus Albert L. (AI Molus & Co.) r. 623 Davis
Molj-neaux James, molder r. 512 Connecticut
Mombach Christina Miss, tailoress, r. 3311 Clipp<^
Mombach Mary, widow, r. 311 CIii>per
Mombach Otcllea Miss, tailoress, r. 311 Clipper
.Mombert Emile (E. Mombert & Co.) r. lllj Montgomery
Mombert E. & Co. (Emile Mombert) liquors and cisars..
537 Post
Mombert Louis, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Momsen Hanne, domestic 2318 Sutter
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Mona Attilio, li()ui)r8, r. 125 Turk
Mona John, teamster, r. Columbia PI iir Parker Av
Mona Louis, landyryman, r. 33 Chenery
Mona Marv, widow, r. 34 Alabama
Mona Victor J., conducU>r Cal. St. RR., r. 1530 Clay
Monaco F. V. Mrs., r. 152s Powell
Monaco James, clerk John Bulotti, r. 252«$ California
Monaco John, waiter, r. 1528 Powell
Monaco John B., portrait artist, 702 Market
Monaco Louis, photographer, 702 Market, r. 453 Valeii-
MONACO r.lLL, music boxes, 120 Sutter, room 82
Monaghan Daniel, fluniet«nder, r. Point Lobos Creek nr
Twenty-fifth
Monaghan Edward, shoemaker, r. 1609 Folsom
Monaghan Edward, teamster, r. 65* Clementina
Monaghan Frank J., clerk Murphy, & Grant Co., r. 16f«
Folsom
Monaghan Hugh, blacksmith, r. 551i Xatoma
Monaghan Hugh, sergeant p.lice, r. 1412 Vallejo
Monaghan James, clerk r. 451} Jessie
.Monaghan John, laborer, r. 223i Solano
.Monaghan John, machinist, r. New Continental Hotel
Monaghan John, cable splicer, r. 126 Bernard
Monaghan John J., coremaker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 1C09
Folsom
Monaghan John T., nuichinist Union Iron Wks, r. 223*
Solano
Monaghan Joseph, oiler stmr Satuni
Monaghan Katie, domestic 2333 Bush
Monaghan Michael, engineer, r. 451} Jessie
Monaghan Michael, laborer, r. 4G Jessie
Monaghan Michael, laborer, r. 120 Gilbert
Monaghan Patrick, laborer, r. Point Lobos Creek nr
Twentv-fifth -W
Monaghan Patrick, shoemaker, 10.50 Folsom, r. 15 Gar-
den
Monaghan Terrence, r. 4 Brody
Monaghan Thomas, bartender, r. 20" Main
Monaghan Thomas H., i.lumbing 1502 Polk, r. 14:« Cal-
ifornia
Monaghan Thomas T. , shoemaker, r. 551^ Natoma
Monahan Carrie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry
Monahan Charles, machinist, r. 1361^ Minna
Monahan (Jharles J., accountant, r. 817 Howard
Monahan Daniel, laborer, r. 18 Reed
Monahfcn Da%id, butcher, r. 16 Harriet
Monahan Dennis, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1122 Larkin
Monahan Edward, teamster, r. 722J Clementina
Monahan Eliza, widow, r. 729 Hayes
Monahan Frank, plasterer, r. 715 Natoma
Monahan Harry, collector B. P. Oliver, r. 729 Hayes
Monahan Heniy (Monahan & Shillcock) r. 1421 Octavia
Monahan Henry, driver, r. 16 Harriet
Monahan Hugn, teamster Warren & Malley, r. SW cor
Bay and Laguna
Monahan J., car])enter, r. 105 New Montgomery
Monahan James, bo lermaker, r. 411 Mason
Monahan James, butcher, r. 16 Harriet
Monahan .Jennie, dressmaker, r. 411 Mason
Monahan Je^iniah, laborer, r. 23 Clara, rear
Monahan John (.lonn Monahan & Co.) r. 423 Ridley
Monahan John, cook, r. 603 Front
Monahan John, insurance agent, r. 454 Bryant
Monahan John, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Monahan John, longshoreman, r. 315 Folsom
Monahan John, stereotyper, r. 60.i Bryant
Monahan John, stone engraver, r. 411 Sansome
Monahan John & Co. (John Monahan) book and job
printers, 412 Commercial
Monahan John J., clerk, r. 454 Brjant
Monahan Josie .Miss, seamstress, r. 645^ .Stevenson
Monahan Kate, widow, r. 260 Clementina, rear
Monahan Kate F., domestic 1517 \'an Ness Av
Monahan Margaret, domestic 1519 Van Ness .\v
Monahan Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 1142 Howard
Monahan Mary, widow, r. 317 Third
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.Monahan Mary, widow, r. 64.5i Stevenson
Monahan Mary Miss, dressmaking, 225 Foureeenth
.Monahan Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 645J Stevenson
Monahan Mary Mrs., milliner, r. 225 Fourteenth
Monahan Matthew J., driver, r. 260 Clementina
Monahan Michael, compositor, r. 1409 Jackson
Monahan Michael, conductor, r. IIOSJ Pacific
Monahan Michael, laborer S. P. Co.
Monahan Michael, laborer, r. 1012i Florida
Monahan Michael, miner, r. 3 Harrison Av
Monahan Minnie A. Miss, teacher Fairmount Prim:ii\
School, r. 511 Turk
Monahan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1222 Folsi.ni
-Monahan Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House
Monahan Thomas, boxmaker, r. 1120 Howard
Monahan Thomas, plumber Andrew J. Reavey, r. 4"-»
Bryant
Monahan Thomas F., meterman, r. 225 Fourteenth
Monahan Timothy, teamster, r. 24 Verona
Monahan William, butcher, r. 16 Harriett
Monahan William, chairmaker, r. 309 Fifth
.Monahan William, engineer, r. 411 Mason
.Monahan William A. W., machinist, r. 2219 Van Ne.ss Av
.Monahan William F., tanner, r. 1234J York
MO.\AH.4^- A .SHILLCOCK (Henry Monahan and
Heurv J. Shillcock) importers and dealers photo-
graphic goods, 618-620 Clay, Telephone Main 5840
1^^ Monahan. See Jlonaghan
.Monarch Mutual Building and Loan Association, Died-
rich Becker president Rudolph Mobr secJ-ctary, 3!)
Flood BIdg
Monarch M. V. Co. The, Samuel McCartney afe-cnt, 318
Front, room 5
.Monarch Shoe Co. W'olf Bros. pro|)rietor8, bootn and
shoes, 1346-1348 .Market
-Monascli Aaron, tailor, 1055 Folsom
.Monasch Bertha Miss, stenographer B. Blumentha) Ac
Co., r. 4.58 Clementina
Monasch Herman, tailor, r. 458 Clementina
Monasch Mayer, tailor, r. 1055 Folsom
.Monath Lena .Miss, telephone ojierator, r. 1413'Gueriti<i
Monboyse Erynaud, dyer, r. 734 Minna
Moncade Jean, gardener, r. 2328 California
Moncisvais Charles (Moncisvais & Jones) r
.Moncisvais Sl Jones (Charles .Moncisvais
H. Jones) unifg jewelers, b39 Keaniy
Monck Ann, widow, r. 2813 Howar*
gS" Monck. See Monk and Munk
.Monckton Daniel, miner, r. 2311 Webster
.MO^CKTO.V FRA^'K D., tlerk U. S. Circuit Court
of Appeals and att<jrnevat law, 46 U. S. Appraisers
Bldg, r. 2303 Scott
.Monckton Sheldon P., Deputy U. S. Marshal, r. IMX
827 Jack.-
Willi.
Mondada Thomas, waiter, r. 1113 Keaniy
Mondeik Andreas, malster, r. 55 Jessie
.Mondot Antoine, dishwasher Nevatia Restaurant, r. ;
California
.Mondot John P., laundrjuian, r. 300 Third
Mondot Pierre, laundryman, r. 2:107 Pine
Mondrason .Arthur, boxmaker, r. 529 Union
Mondt Philip, bookkeei)er Cal. Sugar Refinery, i. w
Leavenworth
Mondragon Philip F., porter Pioneer White Ia;ad ;i
Color Wks, r. 527 Union
Mondrup Antone, waiter, r. 403 Broadway
.WONE JOHX J., attomey at law and court <•>,
missioner, 9-13 Nevada Block, r. 2011 Devisadcri.
Monestier Joseph, waiter, r. 14 Jansen
Monet Charles, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, i .
Glover
.Monet Clementine Miss, millinery, 228 O'Farreli. r. 1
Taylor
.Monet Ennna Miss, milliner, r. 1418 Taylor
.Monet John B., r. 1418 Taylor
Monet Louis J. B., stencil cutter Lionel 11. ,M.)is<
1112 Pacific
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Monetti Julius, musician Tivoli Oi>era House, r. 1627
Pine
MOTiet Victor, draftsman, r. 1211b Broadway
ilonett Louis, capitalist, oflBce 44« California, r. Oak-
tand
Money Charles, plastennan, r. 2523 Howard
MtVney K>Tle, r. 792 Eia;hteenth
Money William C, clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 141
Hayes
Monga Enrico, cook, r. 937 Fourteenth
Monga Primitiva, widow, r. 116 I\-)- Av
MUNGRF.!^ HE.VBY It. KEV., assistant rector
Church of the Advent, r. 403 Van Ness Ar
Monger Henrj- B. Jr., draus-htsuian, r. 812 Powell
Monjres Josejih T., student, r. 403 Van Ness Av
Mooges Richard F., student, r. 403 Van Xess Av
Monjjin Lfiuise, widow, dressmaking, 700 Sutter
Moni Andrea (Roccatagliata & Moni) r. 921a Pacific
Moni (Griovani, stableman, r. 17 Ohio
Moni Jacob (G. B. Sturla &, Co.) r. 416 Broadway
Monighetti Joseph, liquors, 606 Howard
Momngar Joseph S. , first assistant engineer stmr Eureka,
r. 22 Quiim
nOMTOR PlBLI-SHLVe CO. THE. publishers
The Monlt^.r, 629 Clay
MOKITOR THE (Catholic weekly) The Monitor Pub-
lii^ingCo., publishers and proprietors, office 529
day
Monitor Water Filter, Lewis W. Moore general agent,
30 First
Monk Ham M., Mrs., watercolor artist, studio and r.
1370 Market
Monk Henry M., manager subscription dept The History
Co., r. 202i Stockton
J'rjTMonk. See Monck and Munk
Monkom Charles J., locksmith, 1083 Howard
Monke Joseph, shoemaker, 60J Mission
Moukman Louise A. Miss, dressmaking, 544 Turk
Monks Mary, widow, furnish d rooms, 544 Minna
Monks Richard B., clerk, r. 138 West Mission, rear
.\Io:iks Samuel, hair dressing, 122 McAllister
Monnet M. D., stenographer H. S. Crocker Co., r. Oak-
land
M'Minier George (Monnier & Lauterbach) and liquors,
llf.3 Howard
Monnier George, clerk Peter Monnier, r. 825 Valencia
M.)nnier Jacques, laborer, r. Point Lobos Av nr Forty-
eigiith Av
Monnier Peter, liquors, 825 Valencia
Monnier & Lauterbach (George Momiier and Ernest
E. Liut«rbach) liquors, N\V cor Third and Har-
.Monuin John B. (Monnin & Son) r. 1224 Kearny
Monnin John P. (Monnin i Sontr. 1224 Keamj-
.nOX!SI.\ A SOV (John B. and John P.) boot and
shoe factorj-, 54*^ Washington
"^11,., , Ii:l:iijj Co. (Mono Co.) Henrj" D. Walker presi-
l- •. Milt.jii £. Willis secretary, 62 Nevada Block
'n .;: li 1 Steven, stove mounter, W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. ■ •.dn View
Monogue Albert, watchman, r. 256 Stevenson
Mwuiban Patrick, jiaver, r. 134 Foiuth
;rS" Monohan. See Monaghan and Monahan
Monott* Alfred, salesman, r. 1419 Dupont
Monra I Ileniy G., carpenter, r. 321 Twenty-second .\v
Monreul l)olores, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
Monroe William, with The Examiner, r. 1816 Baker
Mojiroe Davi.l, r. 44 Third
Monroe [)«ight B., builder, r. 22 Johnston Av
Jlfnrvie G. E.. butcher, r. 14 Mason
Monroe George, master mariner, r. 652^ Willow Av
M.onroe H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 336a Bush
Monroe Hannah, r. 2827 Sixteenth
Mouroft Henrv E., attomev at law, 37 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 828 Powell
Monroe J. M. , merchant, r. New Western Hall
Monroe James Jr! , stationery, r. 30O Page
Monroe Neily, baker, r. 730 Union
Monroe Nathaniel G., steward stmr Progreso, r. 16
L\iich
MONROE PRIMARV SCHOOL, Miss Annie M.
Hagarty principal, nr Rve Mile House
Monroe The, .\nn Bradley proprietor, 612 Bush
Monroe Vallence, widow, r. 906 Steiner
Monroe William, mining expert, r. 906 Steiner
^W Monroe. See Munro and Munroe
Monroy Louisa, widow, r. 1217 Powell
Monsarrat Samuel A., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 319
Sutter
Monsch Aaron, second-hand clothing, 1055 Foisom
Monsees Henry, groceries and liquors, 764 Brj-ant
Mon3e^s John A., boilermaker, r. E s Iowa nr Yolo
Monsees Minnie Miss, rattan broker, r. 764 Bryant
Monsees Rebecca, widow, r. 1010 McAllister, rear
Monsen Andrew P., carpenter, r. 7 Mission Court
Monsen Halvor, cook. Twenty-sixth St. Hospital
Monsen Mores, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Monsen Olof C, sailmaker, r. 157 J^ Silver
Monsler Ernest, cashier L. V. Merle, r. 224 Linden Av
Monson Cliarles, laborer, r. W s North Av nr Cortland
Av
Monson Eliza C, widow, r. 813 Twentieth
Monson Frank C. clerk Mack & Co., r. 813 Twentieth
Monson Frederick S., salesman Haw ley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Monson Henrj-, musician, r. 549 Foisom
Monson Samuel B., clerk Mack & Co., r. 813 Twentieth
^g" Monson. See Munson
Mont Rouge Vineyard and Cellar, Livermore Valley,
Alameda Co., Cal. (Chauche i; Bon) office 695 Front
Montag Herman, trimmer, r. Twenty-fourth and Ala-
bama
Montague Catherine Miss, furnished rooms, 251 Tehama
Montague Charles, engineer Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant
Montague Charles G., clerk, r. 708 O'Farrell
Montague Charles W. , bookkeeper, r. 2530 Mission
Montague Delia M., widow, r. 70s OTarrell
Montague Edward F., clerk, r. 1111 Mason
Montague Edward J. (Montague & Comeen) r. 1602 Va-
lencia
Montague Henr>- B., attomev at law, 101 Sansome, room
7, r. 31 Fair Oaks
Montague James L., machinist, r. 8 Welsh
Montague James, longshoreman, r. 139 Fourth
Montague John F , foreman, r. 515a Valencia
Montague John R., lumber clerk, r. 25 Howard Court
Montague J. P., master m iriner, 9 Mission
Montague Philip S., solicitor The Examiner, r. 2530
Mission
MO.XTACilE MILFRED W., presdent W. W.
Montague & Co. (incorporated) 309-317 Market, r.
moItague W. W. & CO.,
(inroriiorated; ^^ . ^y. nontasae itresment,
Alonzo i.Mathins vice-president, Cbarles
A. Belden treasurer, Daniel 11 il.sun as-
sistant treasurer, E. J. Duneoiub seere-
tar.r, importers and jobber, stoves, ranges,
metals, mantels, tinners' stock, etc., 309-
317 .Market, stoves and tinware dept.
Telephone .Main 105, .Mantel and tile
Dept, Telephone Main 1619
Montague V Corneen (Ed"ard J. Montague and John
Comeen) ciirars and tobacco, 1600 Valencia
Montaldo Caroline, widow, r. 412 Filbert
Montanari Pasquale, r. 702 Front
Montandon Eugei.e, bartender, r. 614 Broadway
Montaner Jo-<e M. Rev., assistant St. Mary's College
Montauban Etienne, cellarman, r. 114 Trenton
Montchamiont Josephine, widow, r. 1340 Foisom
Monte Joseph, peddler, r. 412 J Green
Monte Joseph, shoemaker, r. Alms House
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MiHite Joseph F., bookkeeper Fontana & Co., r. 613
Greenwich
Monte Salvator, fish dealer, r. 412i Green
£3" Monte. See Monti
Mont agle James A., draughtsman Fulton Kn^'. and Ship
Bldg Wk.s, r. 102 Ellis
Mont'jagle Lou s F., capitalist, 116 Leidesdorif, r. 1830
Jackson
Montealejjre Carlos F. (Monteleagre & Co.) and secre-
tary Cal. Wine Makers Corpomtion, 3 California,
rooms 46-49, r. 512 Sutter
Mont«aleg-re Francisco G. (Monteleagre & Co.) r. Til 2
Sutter
Ml iiilealeure Maria T. (Montealeare & Co.) r. .")12 Sutter
MONTEALEGRE & CO. («aHo.>..
Maria r. aud i<rauci.<tt-o «>. .Moiitealrgre)
Importers and coiuuiission inert- ha 11 Is,
S»0€alir>rnla
Montebianco Cai lo, vegetables, Colombo Markst
Montecito Miniuf; Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) U. M. Kent secre-
tary, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
Monteilh A. J., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury
Monteith Andrew, gripman Market St Ry, r. 1585 Aa-
lencia
JMONTEITH VEOKGE W., attorney at law, 136
Crocker iildg, r. San Rafael
.Monteith James'(Mellon & Monteith, r. 26 Turk
Montell Edgar H., wheelman U. S. Revenue Cutter
General Hartley, r. Alameda
Montell Francis M. , watchman) r. 1229 Twenty-thiril
MnutclIFred. B., brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Alameda
Montell Georg'e A., city buyer Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Alameda
Montell John, laborer, r. 935 Twenty-third
Montell John H., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. Alameda
.Mont«ll John M., clerk, r. 1229 Twenty-third
.Montell M. E. Mrs., stenosrapher James A. Waymirc, r.
Alameda
.Montenegro Francisco S., musician, r. 152'2 Stockton
Montero Anastasio, musical instrument repairer, r. 612\
Broadway
Montero Peter, porter, r. 1713 Dupont
-Monteros D. Espinosa Delos, President S. F. Co-opera-
tive Business Mechanics' Contracting Co., r. 1323
Minna
Montes Aurora Miss, dressmaking, 1706 Washington
Monteverde Florencio E., mechanical expert, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. 1618 Sutter
MMiiteverde Florencio E. Jr., reporter Call, r. 1618 Sut-
ter
Montezuma Tunnel and Mining Co., William C. Starr,
secretary, office 520 Keaniy
Montford Marv L., widow, cigar mnfr, 1434 Howard, r.
1422 Howar.l
Montgomery Aitken, engineer, r. 801 Bay
Montgomerj' Alexander (estate of) W. F. Goad and A.
W. Foster executors, 41 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Montgomery Alme, domestic 2000 California
NONTVO.nEKV BLOCK, E s Montgomery bet
Washington and Merchant
>IOKT(;O.UEKV BLOCK RE.IL ESTATE .i!«SO>
«!IATES, Joseph Pescia i)resident, Egisto C. Pal-
inieri secretary, Bartolomeo Ratto superintendent,
I iffice 24 Montgomery Block
Montgomery Carrie Judd Mrs., editor Triunii)hs of
Faith, office 520 Kearny, r. Beulah, Alameda Co.
nO.^TGOMERV CH.iKLES. manager Brooklyn
Hotel, 208-212 Bush, Montgomery's Hotel, 227-22!i
Second and president West Coast Steamship Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
-Montgomery Cyrus G., painter, r. 20 Ninth
Montgomery Douglass W., physician, office and r. 1124
Sutter
M' :itgomery Edward L., mining, r. 915 Capj)
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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M()nt'4onierv Elizabeth G., widow, r. 741 Golden Gate
Av
.Montgomery Ellen Miss, r. 2255 Mission
Montgomery Elsie, widow, r. 1801 Leavenworth
.Moiit;4oniery Emma, widow, r. 609 Polk
.Montgomery Estate, Andrew J. Morrison business man-
ager. 1801 Leavenworth
Montgomery Frank, r. W s Bennington nr Cortland Av
.nO.\T4;oi)IERV GEOKUE 8., capitalist, 520
Kearny, r. Beulah, Alameda Co.
Montgomery George W., cutter, r. 1412 Twenty-fifth
Montgomery Grace T. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 682
Sutter
Montgomery Harry, jeweler, r. 707 Mason
Montgomery Henry B., bookkeeper M. Schussler & Co.,
r 1001 California
.Montgomery House, Williams & Jones proprietors, 613
Mission
Montgomery James, fxpressman, r. 1222 Vallejo
Montgomerv John, laborer, r. 10 Louisa
NO^ITGOMEUV JOIIK, physician, office and r. 336
Bush
Montgomery John J., clerk, r. 1222 Vallejo
Montgomery Louis, attorney at law, 508 Montgomery,
Joom 18, r. 1129a Valencia
Montgomery Murdock O., conductor Presidio and Fer-
ries RR., r. 1108 Union
Montgomery Rebecca, widow, r. 616 Twenty-third
Montgomery Robert, fireman, r. 10 Louisa
Montgomery Robert, marine engineer, r. 637 Folsom
Montgomery W. A., chip clerk U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Montgomery William Mrs., widow, r. 616 Twenty-third
Montgomery William A. , cook, r. 1031 Sutter
Montgomery William E., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Oak-
land
Montgomery William J., teamster, r. 1068 Howard
Montgomery William M. embosser Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland
MONTGOMERY & CO. .a...
West. John Elliott aud Joiiu Gordon)
grocers and tea merchants, 118 Third,
Teieiiiione .South 1573, and 31 Sixth,
Telephone .South 137, and 1645 Polk,
Telephone Main 647
M0>IT4;0.11ERV'S HOTEL, Charles Montgomery
l)roprietor, 227 Second
.Mi>nti Charles (Monti & Bargone) 535i Union
Monti Christ, restaurant. 507 Valencia, r. 510 Valencia
Monti Paul, florist, r. 616 Jones
Jlonti Peter, restaurant, 1"? Hayes, r. 225 Birch Av
.Monti \. W., bookkeeper Monti & Bargone, r. 535J
Union
Monti & Bargone (Charles Monti and Leonardo Bargone\
proprietors Vesuvio Paste Co. , 21 Montgomery Av
jC^ Monti. See Monte and Monty
.nO.^TPELLIEK ALBERT, cashier and manager
Grangers' Bank of California, NW cor California
and Battery, r. 2011 Buchanan
Montreal House, Mrs. Anna Webber proprietor, 1300J
Stockton
Montrose Ellery 1)., salesman Dyer & Koch, r. 1609
Geary
Montrose Lulu Miss, r. 628 Capp
.Montrose Marj- A., widow, r. 1609 Geary
.Montrose The', Mrs. Uora Peyser proprietor, SE cor
Geary and Van Ness Av
Montrose Wesley D., salesman C. J. Periam & Co., r.
ICOy Geary "
Montrv Joseph H., gasfitter S. F. Novelty and PIatin»
Wks, r. 26 Turk
Mooburg Andrew, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 123
Twenty- sixth
Moock George, butcher, r. 1727 Market
Moock Jacob, butcher, 31 \"alencia
Moock Peter, butcher, r. 1003 Mason
Moodio J. M. D., r. 317 Eddy
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Moody Alexander, cook, r. 253 Jessie
Moody Charles R., undertakerl'arew & English, r. 103
Fell
MOODV D. B., secretarj- Sperrj- Flour Co., NE cor
California and FVont, r. San Jose, Cal.
Miiodv Edward, inspector Gas Consumers' Assn, r. 309
Hyde
Moody Edwin, master mariner, r. 1416 Broadway
Moody Effie L. Mrs., r. 1117 Sterenson
Moody Emma Mrs., milliner, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
.Moody E. Phillij), clerk Whitney Transfer Co., r. Oak-
land
.Moodv Frank D., r. 400 Bav
MOOUl' FREDERICK S.,i.roprietorCalifomia Wool
Depot, 4-22-432 Townsend, Telephone South 181, and
12&-135 Bluxonie, and Brannan Street Warehouse,
009-617 Brannan, r. Burlinsrame, Cal.
Moody George, clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. Alameda
Moodv Harr\- L., manajffcr Calkins Electric Burner Co.,
622 Larkin, r. 915 Eddy
Moody John, laborer, r. 4;iS Broadway
Moody John C, carpenter, r. 2520 Howard
Moody John H., porter Deere Implement Co., r. Oakland
Moodv Joseph, apprentice Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. East Oakland
Moody Joseph L., capitalist, office SOS Sansome, r. SE
cor Lombard and Jones
Moody Mary, widow , r. 309 Hyde
Moody Mary W. Mrs., physician, r. 2520 Howarrl
Moody Nancy M., widow, r. 1019 Jackson
Mood}' Walt'^r R., bookkeei)er Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Belvedere, Cal.
Moiidv William, real estate, r. 100 Jones
MOOOTVILLE LA.\D A>D 8.i>V MILL <'0.
(limited) (Burrard Inlet, B. C.) Welch & Co., affents,
220 California
Mookler James P., physician, r. 422 Austin Av
Monkler Xellie Mi-s, r. 120 Joost Av
Moon A. B.,r. ZIU Ellis
.nuO\ €.4RRIE .WRS., dressmaking parlors, 018
Jessie nr Seventh
Moon Frederick, r. 10 Monroe
Moon Fredenck H. , conductor, r. 109 Clement
Moon Martin, teamster, r. SWcor Steiner and Waller
Moon Milton W., clerk, r. 138 Goigh
Moon Robert, electrician, r. 711 J Seventeenth
Moon itobert T., electrician Sutro Baths, r. 944 Nine-
teenth
Moon William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
iPW Moon. See Mhoon
Mooney Ann, widow, r. 3 Roach
Mooney Arthur, varieties, 1307 Buchanan
Mooney August I., clerk, r. 328 Fell
Mooney Augustus J., student, r. 221 Birch Av
Mooney Bernard, laborer, r. 261 First
Mooney Catherine Miss, folder La Grande Lamidrv, r.
161 Decatur
Mooney C melius, furnished rooms 17 Park Av
Mooney Daniel, student, r. 193 Hyde
Mooney Daniel G., liquors, XW" cor Fourteenth and
Cmurch
Mooney Edward, clerk, r. 933 Missimi
Mooney Edward, contractor and builder, r. 442.^ Duncan
M"oney Eliza, widow, r. 328 Fell
Mooney Ella Miss, r. 521b Shotwell
Mooney EUen, widow, r. 1012 Potrero Av
Mooney Frances Miss, teacher Humboldt Primarj-
School, r. Oakland
Mooney Frank, printer, r. 1015 Washington
Mooney Frank A., messenger Brunt & Co., r. 1015 Wash-
ington
Mooney George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s Sierra
nr Michigan
Mooney James, blacksmith, r. 36 Clinton
Mooney James, horse dealer, r. 105 New Montgomerj-
Mooney James, laborer, r. 1616i Harrison
Mooney James E., contractor and builder, r. 1217a
Twenty-fifth
Mooney James H., canienter, r. 338 Fremont
Mooney James T. (Mooney & OConnell) r. 36 Clinton
Mooney John, engineer, r. 221 J Solano
Mooney John, laborer, r. 1050 Howard
.Mooney John, policeman, r. 1208 Mission
Mooney John, water tender stmr City of Peking --koI
Mooney John B. , hostler Santa Clara Stables, r. 9 Calhoun
.Mooney John B., sewing machine agent, r. 221 Birch Av
.Mooney John C, student, r. 221 Birch Av
.Mooney John F., clerk Langlev & Michaels Co., r. 193
Hyde
Mooney John H., machinist, r. 624 Elizabeth
Mooney John, boilermaker Cnion Iron Wks, r. 12 Ford
Mooney John P., bartender, r. 1118 Howard
Mooney John W., marine engineer, r. 444 Twenty-ninth
Mooney Joseph I., clerk Langley & .Michaels Co., r. 193
Hyde
Mooney Joseph D., laborer, r. 3 Roach
Mooney Joseph M. , jxiliceman, r. 109 Twenty-seventh
Mooney Joseph R.. laborer, r. 24 Hunt
Mnonev Josephine E. Miss, stenograi'her, r. 624 Eliza-
beth
Mooney Lorrett i Miss, student, r. 221 Birch Av
Mooney Lydia H., widow, r. 521b Shotwell
Mooney Marj- T. Miss, teacher Urbin School, r. Oakland
Mooney Mathew B., sawjer, r. 624 Fourth
Mooney Michael, fireman, r. 810 Kentucky
Mooney Micha^ 1 miner, r. 43 West Mission
Mooney Patrick, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Mooney Patrick H., laborer, r. 3 Roach
Mooney Sadie, milliner, r. 193 Hyde
.HOONET SQriRE v., manager John A. Roebling's
Sons Co., 25-27 Fremont, and West Coast Wire and
Iron Works, r. 1727 Page
Mooney Thomas, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
Mooney Thomas A., clerk, r. 221 Birch Av
Mooney William, carpenter, r. 217i Elm Av
Mooney William, teamster, r. lOi Clinion
Mooney Wilham J., steamfitter L'nion Iron Wks, r. 727 i
Seventeenth
.Mooney & O'Connell (James T. Moonev and Daniel O'Con-
neil) blacksmiths, 321 Sixth
Moor Caspar, wood-carver, r. 228 Vicksburg
-Moore Ada E. Miss, principal Stanford Free Kindergarten
No 4, r. 625 Valencia
Moore Adam L. Mrs., r. 10*4 Golden Gate \v
.Moore Albert, r. 1123 Market
Moore Albert E., carpenter, r. 1820 Union
Moore Albert E., shoefitter Mattem & Moore, r. 628 Mi.s-
Moore Albert H. , r. 550 Minna
Moore Alexander, seaman, r. Alms House
Moore Alfred L., w<x)dworker, r. 1940 Ellis
.Moore -Alfred S., proprietor American Combination Can
Co., 41 Stevenson, r. Belvedere
Moore Alice Mrs., r. 1212 Twentieth
Moore Alice, widow, r. 6104^ Jersey
Moore / lonzo, repacker, r.'l940 Ellis
Moore Amanda E., widow, r. 817i Larkin
Moore Andrew, carpenter, r. 791i Stevenson
Moore Antonio F., barber, 1407 Church
Mi>ore Aichie H., laborer, r. 1519^ Leavenworth'
Moore Arthur W., clerk S. F. and N. P. R. R. Co, r. San
Rafael
Moore Arthur W, real estate, stocks and bonds, 413
Montgomerj-, r. 2520 Pacific Av
MOORE AI'.STI.V D., president Sanger Lumber Co.,
Moore A: Smith Lumber Co., Port Discovery Mill Co.
and Kings River Lumber Co., 319 Pine, rooms IS- 20,
r. Palace Hotel
Moore Belle Miss, r. 228 Fulton
Moore Benjamin, machine hand, r. 2635 Sacramentt>
Moore B. P., r. 2124 Bush
Mwre C. A. Mrs., r. 128 Seventh
Moore Calvert, dentist, office and r. 6 Eddy
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A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Moore Catherine A. Mrs., r. 227 Second
Moore Charles, gardener, r. 529 Valencia
Moore Charles, peddler, r. W s Mariixisa bet Kansas and
Rhode Island
N<»OKE C'HAKIES A, secretary and manager San.^er
Lumber Co., Moore & Smith Lumber Co., Port Dis-
Loverv Mill Co., and Kings Biver Lumber Co., 319
Pine, rooms 18-20, r. 2607 California
Moore Charles B., warehouseman, r. 230 Shotwell
MOOUE<'HAKLES('. (Charles C. Moore & Co.) and
manager The Babcock and Wilcox Co., Pacific Coast
Branch, 32 Fii-st, r. 1444 McAllister
MOORE CHARLES V. A CO. (Charles C. Moore)
engineers and dealers niachinery, 32 First
Moore Charles D., carrier Report, r. 810 Miss on
Moore Charles F., real esiate, 921 Market, r. 313 Tenth
Av
Moore Charles H., attorney at law, r. 627 O'Farrell.
Moore Charles P., bl cksmith, r. 22 Stanley PI
Moore Charles W., ijhysician and surgeon, office and r.
1400 Van iJess Av"
MooreCharlesW., salesman Hale Bros., r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Moore Charles W., with Wilder & Co., r. 901 J Valencia
Moore Clarence M., bookkeeper James M. Moore, r.
Fitchburg, Alameda Co., Cal.
Moore C. Parker, contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. Oakland
Aloore C. R., musician, r. 430 Chestnut
Moore Cvnthia, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Moore Daniel, foreman Port«r Bros. & Co., r. 1417 Guer-
Moore Daniel, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Moore David, laborer Jardine Iron \\'ks, r. 311 Folsom
Moore David, i)aint«r, r. 634 Sacramento
Moore David C. porter Erlang-er & Galinger, r. 1% South
Park
Moore De Witt C, mines, bonds and patents, 313 Monl-
ijomery, r. Berkeley
Moore E. Mrs., widow, r. 51.5 Haight
■Moore Edward F., salesman .Joseph V. Collins, r. 2S11
Sacramento
Moore Edward G. A., t<;amster, r. 3 Camp
DIOOKE E. J. A. J. H. (Elliott J. and Joseph H.)
attorneys at law, 77-78 Montgomery Block, Tele-
phone Main 343
Moore Eliza J., widow, r. 1422 Larkin
Moore Elizabeth Miss, r. 1517 Golden Gate Av
Moore Elizabeth Mrs., r. 711i Hayes
Moore Elizabeth Miss, teacher French & English, r. r.ir.
Haight
Moore Elizabeth, nurse, r. 110 Webster
Moore Ellen, widow, r. 625 Valencia
Moore Ellen, widow, r. 9 Farren Av
Moore Elliott A., salesman Sterling Furniture Co., r.
2126 Vallejo
Moore Elliott J. (E. J. & J. H. Moore) attorney at law,
77-78 Montgomerj' Block, r. 330 Geary
Moore Emma, widow, r. 515 Post
Moore Eugene, driver Bay State Dairy, r. NW cor Xai>a
and Connecticut
JHOORE, FE«GCSOX A CO. (Eben W. Ferguson,
Mrs. Elida F. Hobson and John Cook) commission
merchants, 310 California, Telephone Main 189
Moore Frances M., widow, r. 1400 Twenty-third
Mot)re Frank (Moore & Jennings) r. 135 Dolores
Moore Frank, canvasser, r. 359 Minna
Moore Frank, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 939 Howard
Moore Frank I. R., record clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Moore Fred. A., miner, r. 516 Noe
Moore George (Martin & Moore) r. 2231 Mission
Moore George, stableman, r. 415 Fifteenth
Moore George A. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.)r. 1912 Washing-
ton
M.>Mre George A., clerk, r. SE cor Nineteenth and
Douglass
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and Sacramento, r. Alameda
.nOORE liEORCiE E., proprietor Pacific Towel Co..
9 Lick PI, r. .509 Powell
Moore George H., contractor and builder, 221 Front, r.
Fitchburg, Alameda Co., Cal.
.Moore George J. , clerk Pac. M .tual Life Ins. Co., r.
120a Liberty
.Moore George J. Jr., musician, r. 723 Golden Gate Av
.Moore George T., machinist, r. 1609 Geary
-Moore George W., capitalist, r. 319 Sansome
Moore Hannah A., widow, r. 1111 Treat Av
Moore HeJiry A., lather, r. 134 J Seventh
.Moore Harry C, with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 5 Ton-
ning^en PI
Moore Harry E. G. , liquors, 5 East, r. 2227 Taylor
Moore Harry J., salesman Sterling Furniture Co., r. San
Rafael "
Moore Harrv P., polisher Shreve & Co., r. 22 Stanley PI
.Moore Heleii E. Mrs., manager Living Issues Publishing
Co., 30 Tenth, r. 1518 Mission
.Moore Henry, laborer, r. 256 Clementina
Moore Hen.y, mail clerk, r. 84 Vincent
.Moore Henry A. , machinist, r. 3 Vernon PI
Moore Heno- J., teamster, r. 12 Alniany
Moore Henrj- T., insurance, r. 711i Hayes
Moore Hi land A., general manager Sterling Furaiture
Co., r. San Rafael, Cal.
Moore Horace H., books, 542 California, r. 430i Chest-
nut
Moore Horris H., special agent C. S. Treasui-j- Dept,
office IT. S. Appraiser's Bldg, r. The Colonial
MOORE, HIJ:VT a CO. (incorporated) Thomas
Kirkpatrick president, D. T. Cole vice-president, E.
W. Tagaard secretary, importers and wholesale
liquor dealers, 404 Front
.Moore Isaac, architect, r. 112 Chattanooga
Moore James, r. 1903 Baker
.Moore James, asst accountant Nevada Bank, r. Ross Val-
ley, Cal.
.Moore James, cook, r. 301 Michi-an
Moore James, harnessmaker, r. 428i Fifth
.Moore James, laborer, Risdon I. and L. WkJ, r. 3 Hunt
.Moore James, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
Moore James, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 417 Twenty-
ninth
.Moore James, )xirter Washington Hotel
Moore James, rigger, r. 512 Fourth
Moore James, stonema.son, r. 8i Vincent
.Moore James, teamster, r. 1510 Folsom, rear
.Moore James, teamster, r. 5 Commercial
.Moore James A., clerk D. M. Moran & Co., 1
Moore James E., bookkeeper, r. 22 Howard
Moore James E., upholsterer, r. 2811 Sacramento
MOORE J.A.MES .M., state business agent Fanners'
Alliance and Industrial Union, 221 Fnjnt, Tele
phone Main 1057, r. Fitch biu-g, Cal.
.Moore James N., attorney at law, r. 2126 Vallejo
.Moore James S. Mrs., widow, r. 636 Twenty-third
.Moore Jane Miss, housekee, er, r. 1015i Larkin
.Moore Jeremiah P., plasterer, r. 309 Natoma
.MOORE J. J. A CO. (John J. .Moore) commission
merchants and exporters, 302 California
Moore John, r. 64 Silver
.Moore John, r. 138 Sixth
.Moore John (Moore & Murphj) r. 142S Page
Moore John, coalpasser stmr City of Puebla
.Moore John, minpr, r. 1519} Leavenworth
Moore John, shoemaker, r. 129 Ridley
.Moore John, waiter, r. 641 Washington
Moore John, with Joseph Stocker, 12 Bush
.Moore John A. , salesman with George Morrow & Co.. r.
518 Golden Gate Av
Moore John C, plumber, r. 1519J Leavenworth
Moore John C, shipwright, r. 914 Folsom
.MiMire John C. student, r. 472 Third Av
1428 Pa
STOVES
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Moore John H., machine operator, r. 746 Sanchez
Moore John J. (J. J. Moore & Co.) r. Hotel Pleasanton
Moore John J., brass founder, r. 2811 Sacramento
Moore John J., plumber, r. 537 Minna
Moore John K., carpenter, r. 4 Rushton PI
Moore John L., secretarj- Yucca Root Soap Co., 1155
Mission, r. 1161 Mission
Moore John O., salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co.. r, 270
Gearj-
Moore John R., artificial stone contractor, r. 611 Fell
Moore John W. Mrs., ^idow, r. 472 Third Av
Moore Joseph, fireman stmr Modoc
Moore Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. Oak-
land
MiMire Joseph F., teacher music, r. 7 Van Ness Av
Moore Joseph H. (E. J. and J. H. Moore) attorney at
law. 77-78 Montgomerr Block, r. 2126 Vallejo
Moore Joseph P., boilermaker Union Iron A\'ks, r. NW
cor Sierra and Illinois
Moore Josie, r. 140 Haight
Moore Julia Mrs., r. 1616 Dolores
Moore Julia Mrs., matron Silver Street Kindergarten, r.
64 Silver
Mixire Julia A., widow, r. 1019 Capp
Moore Justin (Taylor & .Moore) r. 509 Jones
Moore Justin P., land and loan agent, 214 Pine, room
53, r. San Rafael
Moore Leopold P. (L. P. Moore & Co.) 23 Davis
Moore hevds W., general ageiit Monitor Water Filter,
National Time Recorder, Imhauser Watchman
Time Detector, 30 First, r. 620 Brnderick
Moore L. F. Miss, r. 2009 Jackson
Moore Lola J. Miss, r. 614 Mason
>Ioore L. P. & Co. (Leojiold P. Moore) imiJorters teas, 23
Davis
Moore Margaret, domestic 720 Broderick
Moore Margaret, widow, r. 1138 Jackson
Moore Margaret, widow, wood and coal, 263 Minna
Moore Marguerite Miss, teacher Hoorace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 1138 Jackson
Moore Martha, widow, r. 434 Ellis
Moore Mary Miss, ironer, r. 1602 Dolores
Moore Marj-, widow, r. 349 Tehama
Moore Mary E. Mrs. , furnished roon
Moore Mat Ida E. Mrs., teacher
School, r. 134 Collingwood
Mixn-e Mattie Miss, r. 128 Seventh
Moore May, widow, r. 80 Jessie
Moore Michael H., foreman tea dept A. Huddleston &
Co., r. 3j3Polk
Moore Michael R. , porter, r. 33 Welsh
Moore Moses, salesman, r. 800 Filbert
Moore Nancy, dressmaking, 8 Vasser PI
Moore Nathan W., priucii>al I'rban School, r. 2124 Cali-
fornia
Moore Nathaniel, capitalist, r. 1517 Golden Gate Av
.Moore Nellie I. Miss, teacher, r. 625 Valencia
Moore Nettie Miss, hairdresser, r. 230 Shotwell
Motire Nora, widow, r. 407 Mason
.MiMirp Nora, widow, r. 1914 McAllister
.VIOUBE O. E., president Bay City Iron Works, 103-105
Fremont, r. 234 Haignt
:M<x>re Oliver W., mechanic, r. 409 Twenty-sixth
Moore Owen, clerk Preston & McKinnon.' r. 560 Howard
Moore Owen, driver, r. r. 263 Minna
.UOORE «»WEX, real estate, 215 Sansome, room 4, r.
81 Natoma
Moore Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Hunt
Moore Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
Jloore Patrick, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Moore Percy P., buyer Sanger Lumber Co., Moore &
Smith Lumber Co. and Kings River LumbeJ Co., r.
2605 California
Mcx>re Peter, printer, r. 1011 Clav
Moore Philip, tailor, 35 Third, r 847 Howard
Moore Pierre C, clerk, E. L.G. Steele & Co., r. Belvedere
9. .501 Third
Everett Grammar
Moore Ralph H, mechanic U engineer Risdon I. and L
Wks, r. University Club
Moore Rivmond, druggist, SWcor Railroad Av and Four-
teenth Av south, r. Thirteenth Av South and M
Moore Richard, tailor, 35 Third, r. 847 Howard
Moore Robert (Mattem & Moore) r. 319 Grant Av
Moore Robert, dept manager Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2620
Sacramento
Moore Robert, teamster, r. 66 Clementina
Moore Robert B., foreman saw\-er Union Box Factory, r.
1111* Filbert
Moore Robert B., mill foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
2227 Sutter
MOORE KOBKRT S., vice-president and superin-
teudeiit Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works , SE cor
Howard and Beale, r. 1101 Adeline, Oakl nd
Moore Roy E., foreman Yucca Root Soap Co., r. 1161
Mission
Moore Rufus W., clerk James A. Underbill, r. 90i Val-
encia
Moore Rutherford B. , clerk Langlev & Michaels Co. , r.
3^ Scott
Moore Samuel B., solicitor New York Life lusurance
Co., r. Lick House
.nOORE SAMtEL E., cashier Alaska Packers' Asso-
ciation, 308 Market, r. 2934 California
Moore Samuel G., agent Yucca Root Soap Co., r. 1161
Mission
Moore Sarah, widow, r. 515 Post
Moore Sarah, widow, r. 1297 Castro
Moore Sarah A. , widow, r. 419 Jersey
Moore Sil^s, carpenter, r. 3^ Scott
Moore Stephen, miner, r. 1125 Ellis
Moore Susan A., widow, r. 620 Folsom
Moore Susan M., widow, r. 927 Geary
Moore Sydney h., with Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Moore Sylvester, r. 149 Laidley
-Moore Sylvia E., bookkeeper r. 149 Laidley
MiMire TTiomas, coalpasser stmr Progreso
M(X)re Thomas, compositor, r. 151 U Vallejo
.Moore Thonms, fireman stmr Mariposa, r. SW cor Fed-
era! alid First
Jloore Thomas, machinist, r. 311 Fu]t«n
.M(K>re Thomas, marble cutter, r. 2811 Sacramento
.Moore Thomas Jr . liolt cutter, r. 310^ Iowa
MOORE THOMAS B.. carpencer
and uailder, li 4;olden bate Av, 3d floor,
r. 36:i6 {Sixteenth
Moore Tnomas D., blacksmitn Corporation Yard S. F. V
D , r. Oakland
Moore Thomas J., cigarmaker, r. 902 Montgomerj-
Moore Thomas K., manager Clff Phillips, r. D nr Sixt
Av
Moore Thomas W., r. 1021 A'alencia
Moore Thomas VV., clerk, r. 22 Stanley PI
Moore Thomas W., horse-shoer, r. 915^ Howard
Moore Walter J., printer, r. 614 Mas^n
Moore Walter S., clerk Wells Fargo & Co's Bank, r. Oak
land
Moore Webb, clerk James M. Wilkins, r. Point LobosAv ]
nr Cliff House
.MOORE WELLE.SLEV, \\ce consul Great Britain,
506 Battery, r. Alameda
Moore Wiliiord Mrs., r. 255 Minna
Moore William, driver, r. 614 Mason
Moore William, fireman, r. 725 Minnesota |
Moore William, hoseman Engine 16
Moore William, hostler 105 Steiner
-Motire WiUiam, laborer, r. 253 Eleventh
Moore William, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Moore William, laborer, r. 2026 Filbert, rear
Mo<ire William, marine fireman, r. 327 Montgomery A
M<wre William, i>a -ker, r. Nfccor Fillmore and Chestmr
Moore William, painter, r. 226 Michigan
Moore William, teaman, r. 533 Vallejo
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Moore William, warehouseman, r. 20 Hatlie
Moore William A., cook, r. 1 Eddj-
Moore William B., asst. weij^her Custom House, r. P30
Nineteenth
Moore William C, plumber, r. 9 Farren Av
Moore William C, rattan worker, r. 1940 Ellis
Moore William F., paper carrier, r. 550 Minna
Moore William F Jr., stevedore, r. 550 Minna
Moore William H., bookkeeper Sterling Furniture Co., i-.
San Rafael
Moore William H., chief clerk Collection Dept Wells Far-
go & Co., r. SISJ Bush
iMoore William H., longshoreman, r. 219 Ritch
Moore William J., bartender, r. 181(5 Hyde
Moore William J., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 32
Glen Park Av
Moore William L., carpenter, r. 1028 Ellis
Moore William M., carpenter, r. 408 Greenwich
Moore William P. (Pissis & Moore) r. 1629 Bush
Moore William R., dentist, r. 2811 Sacramento
Moore William W. (Moore & Thomas) r. 2010 Bush
Moore W. R., musician, r. 430 Chestnut
Moore W. W. , musician, r. 1 Sheppard PI
Moore & Jennings (Frank Moore and Peter Jennings),
housemovers, 135 Dolores
'Moore & Morgan Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) J. H.
Sa> re secretary, 405 Montgomery, room 5
Moore & Murphy (John Moore and j'ohn Murphy) boots
and shoes, 138 Sixth
Moore & Smith Lumber Co. , Austin D. Moore president,
Hiram C. Smith vice-president, Charles A. Moore
secretary, 319 Pine, room 19
'MOOKK A THO.W AS (William W. Moore and William
B. Thomas) wines and liquors, 508 Market and 9
Sutter
!l^ Moore. See Moar, Mohr, Moor and More
Moorecroft Frederick, stone engraver, 126 Kearny, room
47
Moore head Samuel L., inspector Custom House, r. 933
Mission
US' Moore'. :eid. Sei Moorhead and Morehead
tS" Moorehouse. See Morehouse
Moores Charles W., vice-principal James Lick Grammar
School, r. 1712 Webster
Moorhead Emery C, bookkeeper Chronicle, r. 811 Baker
Moorhead James, r. 1412b Bush
Moorhead John, night clerk Montgomery's Hotel
Moors Frank, carpenter, r. 24| Pond
Moors Harry, oysters, 707 Market, r. 712 Post
Moos Arthur J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 813 Oak
Moos Harry, master mariner, r. 560 Howard
Moos Philii), salesman Rai^hael's Incorporated r. 213S
Market
Moose Berthold, traveling salesman, r. 2312 California
Mooser Charles E. , insurance, 20-22 Nevada Block, r. 2709
Pierce
■ Mooser Joseph H., with Henry Pichoir, r. 1907a Union
Mooser Louis H., salesman St. Germain Billiard Co., r.
ly28a Golden Gate Av
Moostr William Jr., architect. Grant Av, r. 2709 Pierce
I MOOSER M'lLLIA}!!, architect, 14 Grant Av, rooms
65-66, r. 2709 Pierce
I Moote Samuel, foreman Bacon Printing Co., r. 2817 How'
ard
• Moquen Mary M., widow, r. 4 Hanover PI
1 Mora John, barber, 2197 Powell
■ Mora Giuseppe, laborer Fontena & Co.
I Mora Felice, laborer Fontana & Co.
< Mora Sebastian, laborer Fontana & Co.
I Moraga Gilbert H., driver, r. 1.516 Polk
I MOR A<; A LAND ASSOC1.4TIO.\, A. A. Grant
. ri^^ ])resident, J. A. Burton secretary and treasurer, 54-55
Chronicle Bldg
I Moraghan Edward, longshoreman, r. 13 J Ritch
' Morairhan James B. , secretarv M. B. Moraghan, r. 131
I ■■» Ridley
' Moraghan John O., with M. B. Moraghan, r. 131 Ridley
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VIKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
I Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifor9ia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
MORAGHAN M. B., X.. .ar«ea ..-
dividual iiiiportt-r, planter and whole*
sale oyster dealer In Calirornla. Fro-
prletor of the .MoraKlian oyster beds at
Burllueaiiie and Millbrae. Depot at OS,
iift, 70. :i, and 47-48 <'alll'ornla TIarket,
Telephone, .Main, 1339, r. 131 Ridley
Moraghan Thomas J., foreman M. B. Moraghan, r. 611
Pine
Morals Joseph M., art repairer, 201 O'Farrell, r 426b
Linden Av
Moral Nathan, bookkeeper Friedma7i & Rogers, r. 1029
Clay
Moralas Alexader, driver, r. 506 Post - ~.
Morales Edward, miller, r. 555 Mission
Morales Teoilo, travelling salesman, r. 1012 Jackson
B^" Morales. See Morelos
Moran Albert, fireman, r. 419 East
Moran Barney, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Moran Catherine, widow, r. .562J Natoma
Moran Christine Miss, compositor, r. 12251 Union
Moran Daniel, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Moran Daniel J., laundryman, r. 1912 Steiner
Moran Daniel M. (D. M. Moran & Co.) r. 119 Jones'
Moran Delia, domestic 342 Fair Oaks
Moran Dennis, contractor, r. 2 Rea-li PI
MORAN D. M. & CO. (»an.el M.
Moran; importer.s and dealers foreign and
domestic dry goods, mourning goods a
specialty 136-138 Sixth
Moran Doniinick, laborer, r. 1526 Howard
Moran Edward, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran Edward, hostler, r. 13 Webb
Moran Edward, laborer, r. 34 Dore
Moran Edward, teamster, r. W s Grant Allev bet Fif-
teen and Sixteenth
Moran Edward F., journalist Chronicle, r. 821 Grov ■
Moran Edward J., painter, r. 2114 California
Moran Edward M., tinsmith, r. 546 Natoma
Moran Ellen, widow, r. 1216 Twentieth
Moran Filomene, blacksmith, r. 725 Powell
Moran Francis, shoemakeS", r. The Abbotsford
Moran Frank, bootblack, 505 Wai-hiiigton, r. 5 Filber
Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, 422 Fourth
Moran Frank, pipemaker, r. 562£ Natoma
Moran Frank, traveling salesman Dalton Bros. , r. 1 El-
d ridge
Moron Frank J. , teamster, r. 15|^ Dora
Moran George, clerk Jeremiah T. Hurlev, r. 113 Grove
Moran Harrison, policeman, r. 327 Duncan
.Moran Hubert, teamster, r. 1910 Mission
.Moran James, baker, r. 1019 Montgomery
Moran James, bartender, r. 345 Brannan
Moran James, driver, r. 1526 Howard
Moran James, electrician, r. 1310 Eddy
Moran Jame.-*, laborer, r. 1007 Stanyan
Moran James, teamster, r. 336 Eleventh Av
M )ran James B., meterman, r. 39 Langton
Moran James F., compositor, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran James F., Sergeant Police, r. Ahlborn House
Moran James H. , finisher, r. 310J Utah
Moran James .1., salesman, r. 877 Shotwell
Moran James M. (J. M. Moran & Co.) r. 6 South Bro-
derick
Moron James \V., stock clerk A. L. Brvan Shoe Co r
2114 Culifornia
MORAN J. M. & CO. <...«., .or..,
importers dry and laney goods, nnder-
wear and furnishing gooiis, 45-47 Sixth
Moran John, i: 717 Tehama
Moran John, boilermaker, r. 573 Howard
Moran John, boxmaker, r. 1.56 Shipley
Moran John, conductor, r. 191 2i Lyon
Moran John, fireman, r. 700 Front
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Moran John, guard, r. 149| Clara
Moraii John, hostler, r. 4 Elm
Moran John, hostler, r. NE cor Eighth Av and D
Moran John, laborer, r. 1510 Harrison
Moran John, machinist, r. 51W Bush
Moran John, peddler, r. Alms House
Moran John, stonecutter, r. 113 Grove
Moran John, teacher languages, r. 317 Oak
Moran John, teamster Or. Improvement Co
Moran John, barber, 2003 Fillmore, r. 2012 FlUmore
Fillmore
Moran John, trackman, r. 87 Albion Av
Moran John Jr., barten.ier, r. 209 Turk
Moran John Mrs., widow, r. 131U Sacramento
Moran JohnC, brass finisher, r. 877 Sbotwell
Mcjran John E., pipemaker, r. 562J Xatoma
Moran.Tohn J., butcher, r. 216 Steuart ,,,^ ^..
Moran John J., groceries, 2831 Sixteenth, r. 2826 Si.\-
tecnth
Moran John J., milkman, r. 416 Bartlett
Moran John J., school teacher, r. 511 Page
Moran John M., blacksmith, r. 314 Noe
Moran Joseph, bottler, r. 1205 Stockton
Moran Joseph, car repairer S. P. Co.
Moran Joseph, gasfitter, r. 717 TehMiia
Moran Joseph, laborer, r. New ConUnental Hotel
Moran Joseph, laborer, r. 2451 Michigan
Moran Joseph F. , stereot\-per, r. 530 Greenunch
Moran Joseph H., traveling salesman Butler-Schutze Co.,
r. 918 Capp
Moran Katherine, widow, lodgings, 1524 Howard
Moran Katie, domestic 214 Tenth
Moran Lizzie, domestic, r. 2237 Jackson
Moran Louis J., baker, r. 1812 Mason
Moran Martin, laborer, r. 9 Ha>"\vard
Moran Martin, laborer, r. 2823 Gearj-
Moran Mar\-, widow, r. 7091 Minna, rear
Moran Man' J. Mrs., map colorist, r. 16575 Mission
Moran Mar>- R. Miss, teacher Crocker Granmiar School,
r. 821 Grove
Moran Matthias, tinsmith, r. 407 Montgomerj- Av
Moran Merrin, laborer, r. 36 Rincon PI
Moran Michael, foreman, r. 920 Capp
Moran Michael, laborer, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Moran Michael, laborer, r. 523 Howard
Moran Michael, laborer, r. 3212 Steiner
Moran Michael, teamster, r. 156 Shipley
Moran Michael J., stevedore, r. 912 Alabama
Moran Michael T. , laborer, r. Eleventh Av bet J and K
Moi-aii Patrick, miner, r. 404 Broadway
Moran Patrick, teamster, r. 39 Clay
.Moran Patrick J., cigars and t<jbaccos, S\A cor Hyde
and Union, r. 1225i Union
Moral! Patrick L., machinist, r. 34 Minna
Moral! Peter, real es'ate, r. 1509 Powell
Moral! Rose, widow, r. 821 Grove
Moran Thomas, r. 721 Bush
Moran Thomas, conductor S. F. and San Mateo Hy, r.
lis Sunny Side Av
Moral! Thomas, contractor, r. 24 Erie
.nOK.i.\ THO-HAS, realestete, 5341 California, r. S21
Moral! Thomas, real estate agent, r. E s Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
Moran Tliomas, teamster, r. 156 Shiple>
Moral! Thomas, waiter Ahlbom House
Moran Tliomas J., r. 877 Shotwell
Moran Tho'i.asJ., pai>er hanger, r. 963 Mission
Moran Thomas P., clerk Henrj- H. Roelofs & Co., r. l.->24
Howard
Moran Thomas V., clerk, r. 1657i Mission
Moraii William, boxmaker, r. 10 Garden
Sloran WilUam, driver, r. 416 Bartlett
Moran William, expressman, r. 109| Fair Oaks
Moran William, laborer, r. E s Elsie nr Cortland Av
Moran William, teamster, r. 169 Perrj-
Moraii William Mrs., widow, r. 1220 Leavenworth
1^" Moran. See Morin, Moron, Morrin and Murrin
Moraiia Jose, barber, r. 555 Mission
Morana Stephen, porter, r. 412 Broadway
Morand Joseph L. M., mnemaker, 1205 Stockton
Moranda Charles, p<jrter, r. 3 Central PI
Morandi Aristide, cellarman, r. 516 Pacific
Morandi Ernesto, painter, r. 516 Pacific
Morando Giacoma, sausagemaker, r. 1619 Duj)oi!t
Morando Giusepi)e, scavenjper, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Morando Manuel, bartender, r. 1318 Duixmt
Morante Antonio, clerk, r. 1522 Duixmt
Morante Manuel, salesman S. Le\y & Co., r. 1910 Market
Morasco Giovanni, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Morath Albert laborer, r. 220 Pacific
Morbeck Thomas, housemover, r. 409 Fifth
Morberg Oscar, cook, r. 66 Tehama
.YIORBIO P. A., president Italian Publirhing Co
and editor L'ltalia, 629 WashingUm, r. 938 Hayes
Morchio Charles, steward. 739 Pine
Morehio Giovanni, vegetables, 66 Colombo Market, r.
1715 Stockton
Morchio John, carpenter, r. 739 Pine
Morcom Albert E., clerk, r. 117 Jones
Morcom Calvin R. , student, r. 117 Jones
Morcom Frederick X., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
117 Jonea
Morcom Laura Miss, r. 117 Jones
Morcom Lillie Miss, saleslady George A. Moss, r. 117
Jones
Morcom Nicholas, furnished rooms, 117 Jones
Morcom Thomas W., clerk The Colonial, r. 117 Jones
Mordaunt Albert P., lumber, 2813 Mission, r. 1528 Guer-
rero
Mordecai Alice Miss, nurse, r. 120 Olive Av
Mordecai Frank, teamster, r. 120 Oiive Av
Mordecai Isaac T., pai>€r carrier, r. 120 Olive Av
Mordecai Munro, carrier Report, r. 120 Olive Av
MORDHORST JOU.X C, proprietor Western Tea
Co., SW cor Mission and Bnxik nr Randall
Mordie Gdb.rt, laborer, r. 227 Second
Mordoff Emma L., widow, r. 1033 Sutter
More Alexander, patternmaker, r. 2101 Leavenworth
More Joseph J., car)>enter, r. 921 Fell
More Leonardo, salesman Robert Baldo<.chi, r. 2310 Jill-
more
More Michael, marine engineer, r. 726 Folsom
:iIORF. SAMI'EL A TO. (Charles Flammer) impo
ters and jobbers wines and liquors, 406 Sansome
More Samuel J., inspector Custom House, r. 921 Fell
More S. E. Mrs.,r. 112 Eighth
More Susan E. , widow, seamstress, r. 1254 Howard
More William F., carpenter, r. 917 Fell
tff" More. See Moar, Mohr and Moore
Moreal Harrv P. (H. P. Moreal & Co.)r. Alameda
nOREAL H. F. A- CO. (Harry P. Moreal) real t
tate and loan agent, 402 Montgomery, room 8, and
1428, 1430 and 1432 Park, Alameda
Moreau Celia Mrs., medium, 131 Fourth
Moreau Constance Miss, dressmaker, r. Hotel Miramar
Moreau Katie Mrs., laundress, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Moreau Rosina. widow, boarding, 715 Broadway
Moreb^ch August, housemover, r. 409 Fif«i
Morehead Anna, widow, r. Alms House
Morehead Ora A., r. 327 O'Farrell
Morehead Robert, teamster, r. 66 Clementina
Morehead S. S., 933 Mission.
8^ Morehead. See Moorehead
Morehouse X. E. Miss, stenographer Chas.
Co. . r. 25 12 Folsom ™ ^. . .^■
Morehouse Christopher C, president The Contracting
Plasterers' Assn. office 16 Post, r. 2911a California
Morehouse Frank L., r. 330 McAllister
Morehouse G. W. Mrs., dressmaking, 119 Stockton
Morehouse George F., master ship Da.shiug Wave, i
Gearj- , „ ■ , r- \
Morehouse George W., cashier Dairymen s Union of cai.,
r. 637 Eddy
SAN PPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SEEWALI WOBI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
H. Coon &
730
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
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PALMER «L REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Morehouse John J., jilasterer, office 16 Post, r. 1:20 Sixtli
Morehouse Melviiia Mrs., furnished rooms, 120 Sixth
Morehouse William P., policeman, r. 2607 Sacramento
Morel C. Mrs., r. 1026 Folsom
Morel Charles F., teacher languages, r. 1026 Folsom
Morel Fay F., clerk Pao. Music Co., r. 706 Van Xess Av
Morel Marcel (Jlorel & Risen) r. 130J Fourth
Morel Milo F., clerk, r. 320 Tliird Av
Morel S. M. Mrs., r. 706 Van Ness Av
Morel & Elsen (Marcel Morel and John Elsen) bakery,
1301 Fourth
Jt^ Morel. See Morrell and Morrill
Moreland James A., mnfrs' agent, 35 New Montgomery.
r. 1411 Van Ness Av
Moreland John D., carjienter, r. 204 Fillmore
.Moreland William H. Rev., rector St. Luke's Eijiscoi)al
Church, r. 1620 Jackson
Morelles M., seaman stmr Acapulco
Morelli Charles, peddler, r. 5 Card Alley
Morelli Gaetano, scavenger, r i) Sonora
Morelli Giacomo, fisherman, r. 318 Vallejo
Morelli J. M., musician, r. 384 San Jose Av
Morelli Joseph S., waiter, r. 1124 Kearny
Morelli Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1804 Howard, r.
1801a H«ward
Morelli Paolo, fisherman, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Morello Augustin, laborer, r. Chambers Alley
Morengo Serafino (A. Pierini & Co.) r. 426 Davis
Moreno btrtha, widow, r. 1324 Kearny
Moreno Frank, clerk E. Vatuone & Co., r. 2311 Mason
Moreno George F., freight clerk stmr Colon, r. 28J Stan-
ley PI
Moreno John G., quartermaster stmr Colon, r. 28J Stan-
ley PI
Moreno Joseph, laborer, r. 20 Hinckley
Moreno Joseph M., stevedore, r. 28 J Stanley PI
Moreeiio Lennie Mrs. , r. 13 Hopeton Ten-ace
Moreeno William C, watchman, r. 13 Hoiteton Terrace
Moreno Manuel, laborer, r. 1316 Kearny
Moreno Maria, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Moreno Maurice, stevedore, r. 281 Stanley I'l
Morens Isabel, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Morensig John, sawyer, r. 51 Jessie
Moresco John, hackman, r. 511 Valle,t)
Moresi Benjamin, tinsmith, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Moresi John, tinsmith, r. 823.J Vallejo
Moresi Peter J., tinner, r. 421 Filbert
.Moretoii Arthur, clerk P. J. Tomiey, r. 1107c Folsom
Moretou Edward, carpenter, r. 1107c Folsom
More'on William, real estate agent, r. 1107c Folsom
Moretti Anton, grocer, r. 1021 Valencia
.Moretti Attillio (Moretti & Trezz ni) r. 416^ Hermann
Moretti Frank, 1 artender, r. 315 Geary
Moretti Rinaldo (Delia, Maggiora & Moretti) r. 1021 Va-
lencia
MORETTI & TREZZINI,.«n..«o,.
etti and Kernardo Trezzini) fresco paint-
ers and decorators, 71<73 St. Ann's Bldg
.flOREV CilAULES E., druggist, 847 McAllister,
cor Laguna, Telephone West 465
Morey Delia M., r. 508 Powell
Morey Erastus, r. 708 Taylor
Morev Ellwood P., attorney at law, 319 Pine, rooms
.56-58, r. 299 Hyde
Morey George A., tinsmith, r. 11 Moss
Morey Harry B. , cement worker, r 332 Duncan
-Morey John W., laborer, r. 332 Duncan
.Morev Nathan B. Mrs., widow, r. 136 Fifth
.nOKBY ROSM'ELL E., manager Union Box Fac-
tory. NW cor Powell and North Point, r. Oakland
Morey Warren W. , concrete paver, r. 311 Seventeenth,
rear
Ai? Morey. See Moray, Morrj- and Mowrj-
Miirf Frederick, waiter, r. 1059 Mission
IIORFFE^V THOMAS D. D. S., dentist, 702 Market,
r. 1725 Pine
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pred(^ri(;[^8bar<5 {B<^((r Beer
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Biiummous Macliiiiery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
PASTEUK FILTERS
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Morfitt Arthur (Morfltt & Claussen) r. 627J Vallejo
M(jrfitt & Claussen (Arthur Morfitt and Henry Claussen)
liquors. SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Morgan Albert W., route agent, r. 818 Grove
Morgan Alfred (Morgan Bros.) r. 13 Middle
Morgan Alvin N., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 731.1
Clementina
Morgan Arthur, blacksmith, r. 1515 Dolores
Jlorgan August J., teamster, r. 18 Byington A\-
Morgan Ben (Morgan, Severance & Shennan), r. Berk-
eley
Morgaii Brothers (George W. and Alfred) men's furnish-
ing goods, i!29 Montgomery
Morgan Charles, carpenter, r. 1412 Leavenworth
Morgan Charles, carwasher, r. 1115 Oak
Morgan Charles, student, r. 401 Ninth
Morgan Charles, teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
Morgan Charles A. , secretary San Vincente Mining V\j. ,
158 Crocker Bldg, r. 1415 Clay
.MORUAiV THARLE!^ L. (Morgan &. Co.), r. 401
Sixth
Morgan Charles W., caterer, r. 727 Bush
Morgan Clara Miss, milliner, r. 1923 Mission
MORCiAX CLARK H., secretary California Casket
Co., 932-936 Mission, r. Alameda
Morgaii Cosmo, merchandise broker, 121 California, r.
Oakland
Morgan Cynthia H., widow, nurse, r. 135 Erie
Morgan Daniel, stonegrinder. Union Lithograph Co,, r.
' 706 California
Morgan Dayton, electrician, r. 1923 Mission
Morgan E. A., framemaker, r. 609 Fell
Morgan E. B. Rev., pastor Christ Church Keforiiied
Episcopal, r. 1419 Octavia
Morgan Edward, tailor, r. 226 Minna
Morgan Edward B., bricklayer, r. 607 Ivv Av
NOROA.X EDIVARI* II., cashier Mau, Sadler & Co.,
122-124 Market, r. Oakland
.Morgan Edward J., bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 327
O'Farrell
Morgan Edwin D. , capitalist, r. 2312 Clay
Morgan Elijah, 3d officer steamer Costa liica. r. 340
Steuart
M(3rgan Eugene, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 607 Ivy
Av
>fOR4;.iX EVERARU M., attorney at law and no-
tary public, 14 Sansome room 50, r. 1607 Taylor
Morgan Frederick, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 733 Bush
MORGAN FREDERK'K 4'.. secretary The Morgan
Oyster Co., 612-614 Third, r. 909 Twenty-fifth
Morgan G. D., r. 706 California
Morgan George, clerk McVicker & Broderick, r. 25 Ninth
Morgan George, electrician, r. 1923 Mission
Morgan George G., r. 118 Sixth
Jlorgan George R., clerk auditing dept Wells, Far-o A:
Co., r. 514 Eddy
Morgan George R., helper, r. cor Butte and Carolina
Morgan George S., physician and surgeon, office and r.
1419 Octavia
Morgan George W. (Morgan Bros.), 1909 Pine
Morgan Hamilton, traveling salesman Cal. Casket Co., r
1419 Octavia
Morgan Henry G.. harnessmaker, r. 725b Twenty-fourth
Morgan I. M., r. 6 Day
Morgan Isaac R., salesman O'Connor, Jfoffatt & C(
"Oakland
Morgar. James, r. 1123 Webster
Morgan James, laborer, r. 24 Washington Av
Morgan James, laborer, r. 26 Minna
Morgan James, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Morgan James, laborer, r. 916 Howard
-Morgan James, tinsmith, r. 407 Third
Morgan James A., laborer, r. 120 Fourth
Morgan James H., blacksmith, r. 859 Mission
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C. Brown & Sod fl^'b. 823 Market St
PEEHIENOOET & GO. GHBinPflGNE
"Finest Extra Qualities."
\:j. b. chapman, 123 California street
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Morgan Jesse M., plasterer, r. 1015-McAllister
Morgan John, r. 741 Minna
Morgan John, horseshoer, r. Itia Preston PI
Morgan John, seaman, r. 749 Harrisrn
Morgan John A., bartender, r. 513 Stockton
Morgan John D., driver, r. San Brxino Av opp Fifteenth
.<■<= Av South
Morgan John D. (Morgan & Shostag) r. 706 California
Morgan John F. (Gefken & Morgan) r. 101.5 McAllisterJ
Morgan John F., carrier Post Office, r. 1723 Turk
Morgan John H., r. 416^ Ringold
Morgan John J., carrier Post Office, r. Harbor View
Morgan John J., policeman, r. 679 J Harrison
MOKGAN .IOH>' S., president The Morgan Oyster
Co., 612-614 Tliird, r. 909 Twenty-fifth
Morgan John S. D. (Morgan & Chick), Jr. 837 Seven-
teenth
Morgan John T., laborer, r. .532 Natonia
Morgan Joseph, clerk, r. 1723 Turk
Morgan Joseph A., sailmaker, r. 721^ Seventeenth
Morgan Joseph I., laborer, r. 353 Jessie
Morgan Josephine, widow, r. 234 Twelfth
Morgan Kate M. Mrs., proprietor Oakland Paper Box
Factorj-, 579 Mission, r. Oakland
Morgan Leo, mechanical engineer, r. 519 Nineteenth
Morgan Levi A., laborer, r. 8 Everett
Morgan Luke D. , carrier Post Office, r. 1723 Turk
Morgan Manuel (Morgan & Dequadra-s) r. 429 Hacific
Morgan Marcus, carpenter, r. 1313 Minna
Morgan Margaret, widow, r. 616 Teni.essee
Morgan Martha. >vidow, r. cor Butte and Carolina
Morgan Mar}-, widow, r. 717 Post
Morgan Mary, widow, r. 1101 Pine
Morgan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1723 Turk
Morgan MarV C. , widow, r. 605 Polk
Morgan Mary E. Miss, day substitute teacher Whittier
Primary School, r. 1015' McAllister
Morgan Micala D., -widow, r. 210 Dolores
Morgan Milton A., stoker Engine 14, r. 1017 McAllister
Morgan Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) Louis C. Bresse
secretary, 230 Montgomery
Morgan Xannie E. Mrs., proprietor Seattle House, 1061
MORGAN OYSTER COMPANY
1^
U r John ». nornaii lut-iiaent. John
n L Crellin vice prfsidpiil. Frpderiok
t". .Uorgan seiTctarj, «4'i-6l4 Tbird, Teie-
pboiie .Main .s86
Morg»n Patrick, hackdriver, r. 144 Seventh
Morgan P. Brett, physician, r. 1419 Octavia
Morgan Patrick J., attorney at law, 305 Lark in, rooms
11-12, r. New Western Hotel
MORGA.\ PEKCl T. (Morg:ni & Hanson) and secre-
tary and auditor Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co." and Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co., Tele-
phone Bldg, 216 Bush, r. 2213 Buchanah
Morgan Philip S., carpenter, r. 2209 Pine
Morgan Richard, farmer, r. 2759 Mission
Morgan Robert H. , plumber, r. 2231 Market
M(jrgan Robert H., real estate, 1061 Third, r. 122 Taylor
Morgan Rose Mrs., r. 817 Geary
Morgan Rose E. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School,
r. 921 Market
Morgan Samuel, longshoreman, r. Essex 1 PI
Morgan Sarah F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 25 Nmth
Morgan, Severance & Sherman (Ben Morgan, J.
Ed.G. Severance and Sherman Jr.) attorneys at law,
507 Montgomerj'
Morgan Thomas, r. 1925 Webster
Morgm Thomas B., helper, r. 631 Tennessee
Mor anahomas D., butcher, r. 1837 Market
Morgan Thomas E., blacksmith, r. 1837 Market
Morgan Thomas R., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Morgan W. A., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Morgan William, r. 11 ilinna
Morgan William (Morgan & Cotter) r. 537 Brannan
Morgan William, laborer, r. 616 Tennessee
Morgan William, molder, r. 631 Tennessee
Moi^an William .-V. , bookkeeper C. W. Foster, r. Savov
Hotel
Morgan William C, seaman, r. 714 Natoma
Morgan AVilliam H., sailmaker, r. 721A Seventeenth
MORGAN n'ILLIA.11 .1., edito'r Western Hotel
World, 20 Ellis, r. The Baldwin
Morgan William J., eng neer, r. 1225 Florida
Morgan William M., bartender, r. 1436 Howard
Morgan William M., cabinetmaker, r. 727 Eighteenth
Morgan William O., special agent Home and Phcenix Ins.
Co., r. Oakland
.MORGAN mLLI.4.M P. (Le\ison Brothers) and
president California Casket Co., 934-936 Mission, r.
1451 Franklin
Morgan \f. R., draughtsman, r. 21 Powell
Morgan William R., grocer, r. cor Butte and Carolina
Morgan W. S., r. 44 Third
Morgan William S., clerk, r. 1607 Tavlor
MOR4iA> A CHICK (John S. D. Morgan and Harry
E. Chick) fruit, jioultrj- and produce commission,
.507 Front, Telephone Main 534
MORG.4\ A. CO. (Iharles L. Morgan) druggists, 401
Sixth
Morgan & Cotter (William Morgan and John J. Cotter)
mnfrs carriages, 537 Brannan
Morgan & Dequardras (Manuel Morgan and Joseph De-
quardras) liquors, 429 Pacific
MORG.4X A, HA.\SON (Percy T. Morgan and William
Hanson) accountants and financial agents, 216 Bush,
rooms 14-15
.Morgan & Shos-tag (John D. Morgan and Edward G.
Shostag) cigars, 210 Grant Av
Morgana August, drayman, r. 18 Byington Av
Morgana Joseph, editor, r. 607 Greenwich
Morgansou Hans, foreman Johnson & Brown, r. Visita-
cion Valley nr Six Mile House
Morganstein Alfred J., attorney at law, 319 Pine, rooms
65-66, r. iiis\ Mission
Morgensen Henuun, laborer, r. 515 Folsom
Mor.ensen Julius, carpenter, r. 736c Twenty-second
Morgenstern .\lbert, r. 502 Tavlor
.MORGEN.STERX ALFRED W., butcher, 109 Berry
and 544-546 Third, and Supenisor 9th Ward
Morgenstern Louis A., business manager Baldwin and
California Theatres, r. 535 Turk
Morgenstern Millard, trunkmaker, r. 322 Shotwell
Morgenstern Rud<.Iph, satchelmaker, r. 322 Shotwell
MorSensteni Samuel, real estate, 325 Sansome, r. 127a
Oak
MORGENTIIAL ANTOX. attorney at law, 63 Flood
Bldg, r. 1909 Vallejo, Telephone Main 1595
Morgenthal William, bushelman, r. 828 Fifteenth
g3- Morgenthaler. See Mergenthaler
Morgenthau Gustave, secretary M. Morgenthau Co., r.
I'iOS Gearv
Morgenthau Henrj-, president M. Morgenthau Co., r.
1208 Gearj-
Morgenthau Leopold, r. 1208 Geary
MORGEXTHAI -M. CO., Henrj- Morgenthau presi-
dent, Louis Schoenberg vice-president, David Klire
treasurer, Gustave Morgenthau secretary, 108 Bush
MORGIE, CITl AND COIXTI, New City Hall,
Mori Emille D., stenographer Board of Trade of S. F.. r.
1509 Steiner
Moriartv Bridget Mis., r. 22 Howard Court
Moriartv Daniel, r. 1306 Folsom
Moriarty Daniel, teamster, r. 22 Howard Couit
Moriarty Daniel W., carpenter, r. 1906 Twenty-fifth
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, r. 6J Decatur
Moriarty Ellen, widow, r. 1906 Twenty-fifth
Moriarty Eugene, laborer, r. S s Marshal nr Mission
Moriarty Jeremiah, liquors, 140 Minna, r. 37 Powell A^
Moriarty John E. , can>enter. r. 1906 Twenty-fifth
TRY the:
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Moriarty John J., clerk !Si)ring Valley W. VV., r. 829
O'Farrell
Moriarty John J., marine enj^lneer, r. 424 Fell
Moriarty John J., policeman, r. 134 Juniper
Moriarty John J., shoemaker, r. 42 Ecker
Moriarty Joh.i M., laborer, r. 29^ Lapid^e
Moriarty John M., laborer, r. 2422 Geary
Moriarty Julia, widow, r. (ij Decatur
Moriarty Kate C. Jfiss, laundress, r. 29i Lapidge
Moriarty Louis, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Moriarty Mary, widow, r. 104 Twenty third
Moriarty Mary Mrs., widow, r. 410 Grove
Moriarty May A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Howard Court
.Moriarty Michael, laborer, r. 412 Clementina
Moriarty .Michael, lumberman, r. 6i Decatur
Moriarty Morris, laborer, r. 129 Clara, rear
Moriarty Murtatrh, laborer, r. 2422 Geary
Moriarty Patrick, teamster, r. 42 Ecker
Moriarty Robert, laborer, r. 1220 Green
Moriarty Thomas, laborer, r. 42 Ecker
.Morien John P. , machinist, r. 49 Clara
Morier James, bottler, r. 1028 Minna
Morillo Lawrence C, steward, r. 2212 Fillmore
Morin Dwigrht B. , compositor, r. 710 Taylor
Morin H. A., bookkeeper Julius C. Amelun^, r. San
Leandro, Cal.
-Morin John, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Morin Napiileon, shoemaker, 1901 J Mission
Morine E. S., master schr Volunteer, oflBce 48 Market
Moring Mitchell J., musician, r. 515 Fulton
Moring William B., painter, r. 515 Fulton
Moroni Antonio, farmer, r. Ocean View
Morio Marcus, laborer, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Moriso John, scavenger, r. 434 Union
Morison Robert J., bookkeei>er George Abbot, r. 1215
McAllister
8^" Morison. See Morrison
Moritz Antoine, expressman, r. 409 Harrison
Moritz Ferdinand, cook Olsen Bros., r. 12^ Caroline
Moritz Margaret, widow, r. 807 Union
.Moritz Tillie Miss, assistant bookkeeper O'Farrell & Co. ,
r. 807 Union
Mnritzen Jacob H., shoemaker. 220i Montgomery Av, r.
6 Montgomerv' Court
Mork Andrew, ship carjJenter, r. 748 Harrison
-Morken William C, salesman, r. 821 Seventeenth
.Miirlan John, laborer, r. 414i Clementina, rear
Morlane James, r. 1411 Van Ness Av
ilorley Al ce Mrs., widow, r. 712 Golden Gite Av
Morley James, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
Morley Michael A., laborer, r. 44 Ritch
-Morlfelt Frank D., butcher, r. 212} Langt«n
Morlock Adolph, hack driver, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Morlock Augu.-it, cooper, r. 1721 Le.xvenworth
Morlock August Jr., bookbinder, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Morlock Charles, salesman Wellmaii, Peck & Co., r. 161S
Post
Morlock Frederick, r. 17'21 Leavenworth
Morlock Gustave, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Morlock William, painter, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Mijrlock William, wood turner, r. 219 Minna
Morneau Heiiry, furnishing goods, 1221 Stockton, r. tS
Graham PI
.Momik L'Hiis, taniifr, r. 1018 fourteenth Av South
MORNING CALL (a^m ami weekU.
Charles M. SliortridRe pablUlier and i»r«>-
prletor, 'y'i'i >iontsoiiiery, Telephone Main
is:4. branth ofrire 710 Market Telepliitiir
Main IS(;s (:( bells) Kdilorial Rooiii<s 50.'>
Clar, Teleplione .Main 1874 (1 bells)
Mornssoii A. C, r. 242 Fell
Moro Bay Iiniimvement Co., Leon C. Branch president,
Louis F. Giliiiore secretary, 512 Montgomery
Moro Ernesto, editor La Voce del Popolo, r. 1905 Stockt(.ii
Jlorolli John C, laborer, r. 1108 J Pacific
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
c-NO FOR CIRCULHRS.
WIELy\/ND'S
I-KGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Moron Benjamin, secretary Italian Mutual Benevolent
Society, r. Alameda
Moroney J. Frank (Maroney & Livermore) and manajcer
W. J. Sullivan, r. 710 Steiner
Moroney John, r. 1810 Fillmore
Moroney John, longshoreman, r. 1009 Harrison
Moroney John T., shipwright, r. 1009 Harrison
Moroney Lee D., bookkeeper, r. 1823 Broadway
Moroney Mary, widow, bakery, 817 Bryant
Moroney Paul', r. 1823 Broadway
Moroney Thomas, laborer, r. 15 0 Kentucky
MoroiieV William, laborer, r. 109 Gilbert
Moroney & Livermore (J. F. Moroney and J. H. Liver-
more) managers .\djustable Last Co., 646 Mission
XS" Moroney. See Maroney
Morosco Harry, manager Morosco's Grand Opera House,
r. 712 Mission
Morosco Leslie, actor Morosco's Grand Opera House, r.
712 Mission
Morosco Oliver, treasurer Morosco's Grand Opera House,
r. 712 Mission
Morosco Walter, proprietor Morosco's Grand Opera
House, 712 Mission
Morosco's Grand Opera House, Walter Morosco proprie-
tor, 712 Mission
Morossoni Dionigjo, laborer, r. 5 Jasjjer PI
Morras Brothers (Coquille) Thomas J. Golden agent, 4
California, room 12
Morre'l Abraham J., real estaie, r. 15(5 Golden Gate Av
Morrell Andrew J., r. 156 Golden Gate Av
Morrell Charles, mnfr banjos, 604 California, r. 817
Greenwich
MORRELt CH.IRLES H., manager United States
Watch Co., 63' Market, r. 319 Sutter
Morrell Frank, steward, r. 817 Greenwich
MORRELL FRAXK !».. agent Norton Door Check
and Spring Co., 224 Market, r. 539 O'Farrell
Morrell George, boxmaker, r. 817 Greenwich
Morrell Ida Miss, teacher English, r. 2127 Jackson
Morrell Paul Mrs. , widow, r. 706 Taylor
Morrell Silvio, waiter, r. 1124 Kearny
S^ Morrell." See Morel and Morrill
M(jrrelle Frank F., bookkeeper, r. 13i Washington Av
Morrelle Walter S., gripman, r. 13^ Washington Av
Morrioe Charles, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co. ,
r. 821 Dolores
Morrice James fPlevin & Morrice) r. 821 Dolores
Morrice Thomas B., plumber Shepard Bros., r. 43 Caro-
line
Morrill Eliza, widow, r 1659 Mission
.Mon-ill Frank E. , superintendent Quiro's Soda W'ater
Co., r. 204 >;olden Gate Av
.Morrill George A. (Mohrig & Morrill) r. 222i Grove
Morrill Harry C, salesman Norton, Teller & Roden, r.
712i Leavenworth
Morrill Harry W., salesman Mohrig & Morrill, r.
Golden Gate Av
Morrill Oliver C, r. 712i Leavenworth
Morrill Paul, millwTight, r. 527 Shotwell
Morrill Paul Mrs., widow, r. 70 J Taylor
.Morrill Ramon, laborer, r. 2.54 Minna
Morrill Walter B., salesman Mohrig & Mornll, r.
Grove
g^ Morrill See Morel and Morrell
Morrill Jennie, domestic 1.300 Taylor
Morrill Lizzie, domestic 15 South Park
.Morrin Thomaa, chief engineer Mills BUlg, office base-
ment
.Morris Abraham, r. 631 Golden Gate Av
Morris Abraham, marble works 214-216 Fifth, r. 2605 Sa».
rimento
Morris Abraham, peddler, r. 18a Russ
Morris Abraham J., shoemaker, r. 742i Treat Av
Morris Abi-abam J., upholsterer, r. 70 Ninth
Jlorris Adolph, merchant tailor, 122 Third,
Mission
Morris Albert T., carpenter, r. 109J Clement
1011
222i
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Single Fare, $4.50, On sale at 2 New
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MOR
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MOR
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423 CALIFORNIA ST.
Morris .Alfred G., caqjentcr and builder, 303 Montgoin-
erj', r. 543 ^ Second
Mdrps Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 3-22 Lily Av
Morris Aniiel, dental student, r. 733 Geary
Morris Amos, waiter, r. 812 Jessie
Morris Amos, watchman, r. 4 Avery
Morris Annie Miss. r. 793 Haight
Morris Aug:iista, widow, r. 623i McAllister
Morris B. Mrs., r. 429 Larkin
Morris B. & Co. (Benjamin .Morris) manufacturers jew-
elr)', 110 J Sutt«r
Morris Benjamin (B. Morris & Co., r. 1617 Vallej..
Morris Benjamin, fruit dealer, r. 1429 Dupont
Morris Benjamin, tinsmith, r. 14 Cadell Allev
Morris Benjamin L., r. 1306 Ellis
Morris Bernhard, r. 2729 California
.M«rris Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 733 Geary
Morris Catherine widow, r. 539 Natoma
MoiTis Claries, Captain 5th .\rtillerj- U. S. .\., Presidio
Morris Charles, horsetrainer, r. 26 Miles PI
M'rtris Cliarles, seaman, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Morris cniarles, student, r. 1229 Filbert
Monis Cliarles, teamster, r. S\V cor .Steiner and Waller
Morris Charles C. , cigars and tobacco, 501 Ellis, r. 152
Ninth
Morris Wiarles C, deputy County Clerk, r. 811 Lyon
Morris Charles L., machinist, r. 49 Clara
Morris Clarence A., r. 631 Golden Gate Av
Morris Cornelius R., clerk Post Office, r. 1823.^ Green
Morris Daniel, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Morris David, r. 2.i07 Pine
Morris David, bartender, r. 6 Ewer PI
Morris David, clerk, r. 2204* De%isadero
Morris David R., clerk German American Insimince Co.
Morris David S , bonkkeejier David Samuels, r. 1927
CaHforuia
Morrs David W., examiner U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
Oakland
Morris Delia, domestic 2310 Clay
Morris Dennis, teamster, r. 245J Perry
.Morris E., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co , r. 2118 Bush
Xtorris Earl, musician, r. 501 Octavia
.Morris Elward, bartender, r. 246 Third
Morris Ed«ard, li(|uors, 108 O'Farrell, r. 537 Minna
Morris Edward H.. marble cutter, r. 2605 Sacramento ■
Morris Edward .J., blacksmith, r. 512 Gearv. rear
.Morris E-lward M., bookkeeper Sunsei Seed and Plant
Ci... r. Oaklanii
Morris Edward T., chief marine engineer Union Iron
Wks, r. 742 Twenty-first
Morris Edward T., composiU)r, r. 2015 Ellis
ilorris Edward W., news agent Occidental News Co., r.
2729 California
Morris Edwin .1., agent A. Phillips' & Co. excursions, r.
713 Hyde
.Morris Elizabeth, widow, r. 322 Lily A\
Morris Essie Miss, copyist, r. .528 Fu1t<in
Morris Eugene, clerk, r. 733 Geary
Morris Fitzhugh, r. 1518 California
Morris Flora Sliss, dressmaker, r. 715 Gough
Morris Floreiue, cook Lane Hospital
Morris Frank, cook C. and C. Hospital
.Marris Frank B., bix)kkeei)er H. D. Morris & Co., r.
Fruitvale
Morris Frank N'., laborer, r. 451^ Brjant
Morris Frank X., plmnber, r. 2108 O'Farrell
Morris Frederick, rice-president Will & Finck Co. , 818-
820 Market, r. 25061 California
Morris Frederick J., teamster, r. 2451 Perry
"Sorris George W., marine engineer, r. 451J Brjant
Morris Gussle Miss, milliner, r. 528 Fulton
Morris Havinah, widow, r. .528 Fulton
Ifcorris Hatrie C, bookkeeper Overland Monthly Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1348 Nebraska
Morris Harry (Ames & Morris) r. 1434 Howard
Morris Harry, clerk Louis H. Kohn, r. 1 Torrense Court
Morris Harry, salesman, r. 031 Golden Gate Av
Morris Hurrv F. . deputv Count\ Clerk, r. 429 Larkin
MORRISH. D.& CO. (Henry D.anU
Henry tV. tlorrls) uiacUlnery, mine and
mill <>applies and agents Sanderson
Brothers Steel Co.. Chrome Steel >Vork»,
Rand Drill Co., Morris Machine W»rk!»
and Manhattan Rubber Manafactnring
Co.. 143 First, Telephone Main 1911
Morris Henry, canner, r. 619i Brannan
Morris Henrj-, draj-man, office 9 Sansome, r. 708 McAl-
lister
.Morris Henrj-, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Los Angeles, Cal.
.Morris Henh", traveling salesman ^\^leaton, Breoii k
Co., r 4b2b Haight
Morris Henrj-, tailor, r. 710 Clementina
Morris Henrj- D. (H. D. Morris & Co.) r. Oakland
.Morris Henr^- D., engineer, r. 309 Filth
ilorris Henry D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 309 Fifth
.Morris Henrj- J., teamster, r. 3110 Sixteenth
.Morris Henrv S., capitalist, 630 Comiiercial, r. Oakland
Morris Henri- W. (H. D. Morris & Co.) r. California Ho-
tel
Morris Herman, bartender, r. Eleventh Av bet J and K
.Morris Isaac, jieddler, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Morris Israel F. (Charles .lacobson & Co.) r. 1437 Steiner
.Morris Jacob, .salesman, r. 1437 Stehier
Morris James, clerk F. W. Voogt, r. 157 CMara
-Morris James, driver, r. N s Twenty-fourth nr Potrero
Av
Morris James, laborer, r. Folsom cor Sixteenth
Morris James H., clerk Market St. Ry, r. 242 Twelfth
Morris Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 733 Geary
-Morris Johanna, r. 152 Ninth
Morris John, cigars, tobacco and stationery, 106 Seventh
Morris John, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r. 525
Gidden Gate Av
Morris John, laborer, r. -.'311 Marii>osa
Morris John, laborer, r. Forester nr Joost Av
Morris John, longshoreman, r. 233 Third
.Morris John, painter, r. 2108 O'Farrell
.Morris John, salesman, r. 1017 Ei-hteenth
Morris John tiletetter, r. 235 St«venson
.Morris JohnC, driver, r. 1348 Xebra.ska
Jlorris John F., r. 16 Alpine
Morris John J., blacksmith, r. 7II5 Clementina
.Morris John T., clerk Post Office, r. 157 aara
Morris John T., 3d asst engfneer stiur Saturn
Morris John W., yardman Truckee Lumber Co. of S. F..
r. Stanford Heights Ax, Sunny side
-Morris Joseph, commission merchant, 417 Front, r. 6-2".)
JIc.\llister
Morris Joseph, mattressmaker, r. 710 Clementina
Morris Joseph A., clerk Filmer Rtillius Electrotype Co.,
r. 732 Haves ^ . ,
Morris Joseph J. (Morris & Mershou) r. 607 Twenty-third
Morris Joseph J., shipping agent, r. 1229 Filbert
Morris Joseph M., merchant, r. 2204* Devisadero
Morris Julia, widow, r. 767 Harrison
Morris Julius, bi.okkeeper Pursch & Wiener, r. 623* Mc-
Allister ,, , ^
MORRIS .II'LII'S, cigars and t<5bacco, 1500 Market,
r. 2-204 Mc.\llister
.Morris Julius I., dental student, r. 1306 Ellis
.Morris Julius S., cutter, r. 807 Polk
Morris Kate, domestic 1900 Broadwvy
Morris Kevj-, commission merchant, 417 Front, r. 143i
Steiner
Morris Kittle Miss, shoefitter, r. 24.5i Perrj-
Morris Lemuel P., carpenter, 1202 J Larkin, r. Oakland
Morris Leo M., publisher, 632 Market, r. 439 Geary
Morris Lewis, manager The B. Friedlander Co., r. <4b
Castro ^ ^ , ^ .
Morris Lillian E. Miss, trained nurse, r. .42 Twenty-first
Morris Lizzie Miss, domestic, r. 322 Lily Av
Mi>rris Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 733 Gearj-
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Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
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MOR
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Morris LiHiisa, dressmaker, r. 1429 Dupont
Morris M u.-hine Works (Baldwinsville, N. Y.) H. D.
Morris & t;o., aj^ents, 141-143 First
Morris Maxffie Miss, domestic, r. 322 Lily Av
Morris M.i^LC.e, widow, r. 867 Mission
Morris Margaret, widow, r. 268 Clementina
.Morris Marjjaret J. Miss, bookbinder, r. 245i Ferrv
Morris Mark H. (Armer & Morris) r. 733 Geary
Morris Martin, f,Tipman, r. 2600 Sutter
Morris Martin, slioemaker, r. 56:i Mission
Morris Mary, widow, r. 2108 O'Farrell
Morris Mary Miss, domestic, r. 322 Lily A%^
Morris Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 157 Clara
Morris Mary Mrs., r. 247 Stevenson
Morris Mary E. Mrs. stenographer, 1 Ton-ens Court
Morris Miriain Miss, saleslady Kelly k Liebes, r. 207
Eleventh
Morris Moses, waiter, r. 825 Geary
.Morris Otto, butcher, r. 37 Second
-Morris Patrick, foundryman, r. 512 Howard
.Morris Patrick, laborer r. 34 Nebraska
.Morris Patrick, niachinist, r. 61 Tehama
Morris Peter, r. 115 Sixth
-Morris Pincus, tailor, 10 Howard, r. 207 Eleventh
-Morris Platinjr Works, W. H. Hinchman secretary and
manag:er, gold, silver and nickel platers, 321 Mission
-Morris Preston, salesman A. M. Kobertson, r. 411 Fniuk-
-Morris Reuben, expressman, r. I8a Russ
-Vlorris Richard, bartender, r. 27 1 Gilbert
Morris Richard A., miller, r. 1191^ Harrison
-Morris R. O. Mrs., widow, r. 2118 Bush
-Morris Robert, attorney at l»w, r. 518 Van Ness Av
-Morris Robert, cook, r. 631 Sacramento
Morris Robert J., carpenter, r. 92 r Twelfth Av South
-Morris S. & Co. (Seif,'-inund .Vlorris) managers Connner-
cial Clerks Information Bureau, 121 Post
-Morris Samuel F. .collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
1112J Hyde
.Morris Samuel M., laborer, r. 8 Gough
.Morris Sarah Miss, clerk, r. 528 Fulton
-Morris Sarah Mrs. , r. 732 Hayes
-Morris Sarah N., widow, r. 1406b O'Farrell
-Morris Saul, manager.!. Levin & Co., r. 708 McAllister
.Morris Seigmund (S. Morris & Co.) r. 310 Kearny
Morris Seve ino, tinsmith, r. 14 Cadell Alley
Morris Seymour J., engraver, r. 732 Hayes
-Morris Simon, furnishing goods, 916 Dupont, r. 218 Fill-
more
-Morris Simon, nurse r. 1606 Bush
-Morris Theodore, murine engineer, r. 152 Ninth
-Miirris Thomas, carpenter, r. 37 Juniper
-Morris Thomas, laborer, r. 157 Clara
-Morris Thomas C, harnessinaker, r. 719 O'Farrell, rear
-Morris Thomas H., dentist, 47 Post
Morris Thomas J., liquors, 160 First
nOKRIS M'lLli.lRD B., vice-president Western
Iron Works, 123-125 Beale, r. 814 Waller
-Morris William (MoiTis & Kennedy) r. Oakland
-Morris William, messenger Woman's Hospital
-Morris William, porter, r. 2108 (J'Farrell
Morris William, seaman, r 313 Folsom
MORRIS <K KKNIVEDY (William Morris and John F.
Kennedy) importers and dealers mouldings, paint-
ings, engraving and artists' materials, 19-21 Post
MORRI«l « .nERSHOX (Joseph J. Morris and D.
Talnia^e Mershon) real estate, 630 Market
.iW .Morris. See Maurice, Moritz and Morrice
iiorrisey Catherine, widow, groceries and liquors, 247
Clara
-Morrisey Edward, hostler, r. 615 Ellis
.Morrisey Edward, painter, r. 326 Minna
-Morrisey James F., boilermaker, r. 534 Howard
.Morris3y James F., carpenter, r. 230 Birch Av
Morrisey Nicholas, blacksmith, r. 1238 Mission
Morrisey Richard, laborer, r. 60!> Twenty-sixth
.Morrisey William, laborer, r. 1009 Bryant
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THE mOST POPOLflR
g^ Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrison Albert C, cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush, r. 1506
Sacramento
MorrisOT Albert C. , waiter, r. 34 Grove
-Morris jn Albert J., reception secretary Young Mens'
Christian Assii, r. 428 Golden Gate Av
.Morrison Alexander F. (Morris m, Stratton & Foerster)
r. 2717 Pine
.Morrisjn Alexander J., painter, r. 659 Noe
.Morris jn Alice, widow, r, 308 Eighteenth
Morrisjn Alice Miss, telephone operator, r. 218 Twelfth
.Morrison Andrew F., mail olerk, r. 1003 Minna
.Morrison Andrew J., business manager Montgomery Es-
tate, r. 1801 Leavenworth
Morriso 1 Ann, widow, r. 1213 Buchanan
Morrison Arm Mis^, furnished rooms, 3033 Sixteenth
Morrison Annie Miss, clerk, r. 517^ Second
Morris )n Archibald, r. 2608 Howard
Morrisjn Casandria, widow, r. 413 Eddy
Morris ->n Catiierine, widow, r. 959 Bryant
Morris -)n Catherine, wiilow, r. 2601 Howard
Morrison Charles, clerk, r. 1310 Sanchez
Morrison Charles, corniceworker J. C.Roberts &Co.,r.
Oakland
Morrison Charles, reporter Call, r. 428 Golden Gate Av
.Morrison Charles T., bookkeeper G. H. Morrison, r. 2830
Howard
.Morrison David, peddler, r. 15 Pfeiffer
.Morris >n David J., livery stables, 2415 Mission, r. 536
T«-enty-first
.Morrison D. L., secretary Wilbur Seed Meal Co. , r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Morrison E. , r. 1045 Market
Morrison Edward, laborer, r. 1550 Kentucky
Morrison Edward J., porter, r. 88^ Everett
Morrison Edward W., bookkeeper, r. Lake View
Morris Edwin C, special agent and adjuster .Etna Ins.
Co.. 514 California, r. East Oakland
Morrison EfHe Miss, nurse, r. 26 Thirteenth
Morrison Florence Miss, nurse, r. 914 Laguna
.Morrison Fi-ank, molder, r. 905 Florida
Morris )n F. P. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Grammar
School, r. 2525 Pine
.MoiTis-m Frank C, manager The Equitable Collection
and Discount Assn, 16-17 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r.
1824 Sutter
Morris >n Frederick H., dairyman, r. 219| Twenty-third
Mon-ison George, machinist, r. 1304 Greenwich
.Morrison George C, hostler, r. 449 Jessie
Morrison George D., laborer, r. 905 Florida
Morrison George H., lumber dealer, 575 Brannan, r.
2830 Howard
.U0RRI80N <;E0R<;K M., vice-president The His-
tory Co., 723 Market, r. Alameda
.Morrison Harry, cook, r. 37i East
Morrison Harry C, druggist A. H. Smith & Co., r. 1111
Sutter
Morris in Harry L., deputy Regi.strar, r. 2310 Sacra-
mento
.Morrison H. E., r. 2423 California
Morrison Hector, r. 642 Stevenson
Morrison Henrv, contractor, r. 519i Birch Av
Morrison Henry, t-amster, r. 809.^ Tn^at Av
Morrison Henry P., stocktender, r. 1034 Alabama
Morrison Howard, propertyman, r. 355 Jessie
Morrison James, r. Baldwin Hotel
Morrison James, boilermaker, r. 539 Howard
Morrison James, hostler, r. 25 Washington
Morrison James, machinist, r. 489 Sanchez
Morris )n James, watchman, r. 618 Hampshire
Morris in James G., driver, r. 809 Geary
MORRIiiiON JANES M., Cal. Fish Commissioner,
office Phelan Bldg, r. Sacramento
Morrison James R., driver, r. 717 Webster
.Morrisjn John, r. 7'8.V Union
Morrison John, porter, r. 659 Noe
Morrison John !•'., coachman, r. 1220 Polk
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W. B. ChAPMA/M,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importe- cf Fim
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS. San Franciscu, 189^.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Morrison John M. , painter, r. 2(501 Howard
Morris .n John T., fireman stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
.■MORRISON JOU.\ T., manager Pacific Manufactur-
ing Co., 575 Mission, r. 1022 Broderick
Morrison John T , musician, r. 6 Union
Morrison Jonas J., insurance agent, r. 18 Fair Oaks
Morrisin Joseph, butcher, r. 3 Coroline PI
Morris jn Joseph B., clerk, r. 659 Xoe
Morrison Joseph H., teamster, r. 1537 Jackson
Morrison Joseph R., bookkeeper Cal. Glue Wks, r. 153*
Jtckson
Sforrism Kate Mi-s., dressmaker, r. 413 Eddy
Morrisjn Kittie D. Miss, stenographer H. Huddleston A:
vij., r. 2601 Howard
Morrison Lauchlin (Morrison & Cook) r. 138 Montana
Morrisin LiiidseyL., manager The N. Iversen Trading
Co., r. Iversin's Landing
Morrison Lottie, widow, r. 2039 Howard
Morrison M. A. Mrs., r. 518 Fell
Morrison Malcolm, motorman, r. 3 Powell Av
Morrison Margaret, widow, r. 3616 Mission
Morrison Margaret A. , r. 2525 Pine
Morrison Marian C. Miss, r. 2830 Howard
itorrison Martin, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-second and
Point Lobos Avs
Morrison Maiy, widow, r. 508 Eddy
Morrison Mary E. Miss, physician, office and r. 2608
I < oward
Morrison Marj- J., widow, r. 218 Twelfth
Morrison Mi hael, engineer, r. 233i Clara
Morrison Milton W. (Kingston & Morrison) r. 6 Beide-
man
Morrison Xancv, widow, r. 223 ilinna
Morrison Neil G. Mrs., r. 1304 Greenwich
Morrison Parker, dryroom, r. 218 Twelfth
Morrison Parker H. M., master bark Rithet, r. 215 Web-
ster
Morrison Paul M., stock clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r.
1003 Minna
Morrison Richard, clerk John Brady, r. 27J Gilbert
Morris m Robert, r. 1229 Broadway
Morrison Robert R., meter reader, r. 1718 Jones
Morrison Samuel, teamster, r. 1810 Larkin
Morrison Sarah, widow, r. 1710 Leavenworth
MORRISO.>. STRATTOX A FOERSTER (Alex
ander F. Morrison, Frederick S. Stratton and Conj
stantine E. A. Foerster) attorneys at law, 123-127
Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 1636
Morrison Susie S. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
Primary School, r. 2601 Howard
Morrison Thomas, expressman, r. 113 Freelon, rear
Morrison Thomas H., real estate, r. 1911 Larkm
Morrison William (Morrison & Bevilockwaj) r. 913a
Twentv-third
Morriscin William G., distributor Post Office, r. 2601
Howard
Morrison William, laborer, r. 37 Clara
Morrison William H. , manager The Yale & Towne Mnfg
Co. (N. Y.) 4 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. Cosmos Club
Morrison William H., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r.
Oakland
Morrison William J., arripman, r. 208 Central Av
Morrison Winfield S., r. 1913 Howard
Morrison Winfield S., superintendent Clinton E. Warden
& Co., r. 56 Steiner
Morrison W. Parks, profit clerk Mau, Sadler & Co. , r.
I.=i03 Jackson
Morrison & Bevilockway (William Morrison and Lewis
M. Bevilockway) ship tinsmiths and plumbers, 110
Steuart
Morrison & Cook (Lauchlin Morrison and William N.
Co k) contracters and builders, office 16 Post
O" Morrison. See Morison
Morrissey Albert M., theatrical manager, r. 3024 Califor-
nia
Morrissev Ann, widow, r. 102 Haight
Morrissev Annie Miss, mangier, r. 228 Twelfth
Morrissey Catherine Miss, ironer. r. 21 Caroline
Morrissey David, ironworker, r. 711 Scott
Morrissev David, seaman, r. 3 Hodges Alley
Morrissev Edmund J., clerk, r. 21 Carolme
Morrissev Ellen, widow, r. 1132 Union
Morrissev Frank (Marshall & Morrissey) r. 3 Hodge.-
Alle'v
Morrissev Henrj-, printer, r. 440 Tehama
Morrissey James (S. J.i teacher St. Ignatius College, r.
214 Haves
Morrissev John, r. 210 Michigan .
Morrissev John (Carroll & Morrissey) r. 15 Thirtieth
Morrissey John, expressman, r. 440 Tehama
Morrissev John, laborer, r. 438 Bryant
Morrissev John, mail clerk, r. Twelfth Av bet H and 1
Morrissev John Jr., propertyman, r. 440 Tehama
Morrissev John M., policeman, r. 1132 Union
Morrissev John W., hostler, r. 1326i Broadway
Morrissey Joseph G., physician and surgeon, r. K'-
Haight
Morrissev Kate, widow, r. 7 J Bruce PI
Morrissey Marv -\. Miss, r. 21 Caroline
Morrissey Mary Mrs., forelady WiUiam S. Townsend, r.
37 Clara
Morrissev Maurice, longshoreman, r. 335 Beale
Morrissev Michael, laborer, r. 1313 Scott, rear
Morrissey Patrick W., real estate, r. 1123 Sutter
Morrissey Richard, foundi-jTnan, r. 212 First
Morrissey Robert A., bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 10--
Morrii'fy Thomas, teamster, r. Tiffany Av nr Twenty-
eisfhth
Morrissey William, real estate agent, r. 1017 Polk
Morrissev William, gardener, r. 1132 Union
B^ Morrissev. See .Morrisey
Morrisson Albert E , salesman Thomas H. B. %arney, r.
1325 Market
Morritzio Angelo, tinsmith, r. 421^ Filbert
Morro Alphonse, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Morrow Almond R., foreman S. Lachman & Co., r. 102
Haight
Morrow Andrew, rancher, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Morrow Club, 633 Union
Morrow Eliza G., widow, r. 1659 Mission
Mt.rrow Floience, widow, carpet sewer, r, 532 Natoma
Morrow George G., carpet sewer, r. 532 Natoma
Morrow George P. (George Morrow & Co.) r. TemescaU
Alame<1a County ,^ ,, ,
tlORROM- (;EORCiE A €0, (George P. Morrow and
\ O Molli<'an) hav and grain and commission mer-
chants. 39 Clav and 28 Commercial, Telephone Mam
35
Morrow Howard, r. 916 Leavenworth
Morrow Hugh, driver, r. 615 Third
Morrow James, rancher, r. 237 Twelfth Av
Morrow James, teamster, r. 436 Fifth
MORRO'IV JAMES A., pres dent Pacific Metal Work?.
137-139 First, r. Oakland
Morrow J. C. (J. C. Morrow & Co.) r. 552 Mmna
Morrow John, policeman, r. 324 Sanchez
Morrow John C. & Co. (John C. Morrow) bituminous
rock, 24 Haves, r. 5.52 Minna
Morrow Lenore C. Miss, cashier, r. 1659 Mission
MORROW RORERT F., real estate and president
Sutter St. Ry, 414 California, r. 916 Leavenworth
Morrow Robert H., attorney at law, 33 Crocker Bldg, r.
916 Lea>enworth
Morrow Thomas, driver, r. 1519 Eddy
Morrow William C, with Morning Call, r. »09 Hyde
Morrow William G.. mining, 414 California, r. 916 Lea-
venworth , , . n
Morrow William H., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co. , r.
9090 pijig
MORROW WILLIAM W ., Judge U. S. District
Court (Northern District) chambers 68 L. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldir, 3d floor, r. San Rafael
Morrow William W., porter, r. 430 Twenty-ninth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mLS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Room 2D
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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ProDrleior.
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Morruw & Co. (Mrs. Belle Rogers) corset makers, .'i04
Greenwich
Mors Albert, driver, r. 54 Shipley
Morse Adolph, tailor, r. 1437 Ellis
Morse Alv.n Q., driver, r. 2i0 Maiitjfomery .^v
Morse Benjamin N., clerk, r. 2119 Fillmore
Morse Benjamin T., carpenter, r. 2119 Fillmore
Mjrse Caroline Mrs., widow, elevBtor tender U.S. .\ii
praisers Bldg, r. fi25 Jessie
Morse Caroline F.. widow, r 2() McAllister
-Vlorse Charles, attorney at law with Lloyd & Wood, r.
501 Geary
Morse Charles B. , cutter, r. 1315 Sacramento
Morse Charles C, ladies tailor, 1346 Market
Morse Charles C, master mariner, r. 6 Scott
Morse C'harles E., marine engineer, r. 32 South Park
.Morse Charles P., clerk J. F. Chapman & Co., r. 5 Scott
.Morse Edward A., r. 733 Bush
.Morse Elisha, capitalist, r. 621 O'Farrell
.Morse Emma L. Miss, compositor, r. 26a Hawthorne
Morse Frank W., 1st officer Cyrus Wakefield
.Morjre tYemont, assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sin-
vey, 39 U. S. Ajipraisers' Bldg, r. 2516 Sutter
Morse George A., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
MORSE <;E0R«;E E., vice-president F. W. Si)encer
& Co., 721 Market, r. 430i Haight
.Morse George L., marine engineer, r. 1459 Guerrero
-Morse George W., driver, r. .506 Ninth
-Morse Georgia C. Miss, teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 1001 Post
.Morse Harriet Mr.-^. , r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Morse Harry, liquors, r. 88 Ninth
MOR8E H.4.RRT N., patrol system, .545 California,
rooms 1-2-3-4, r. Newton Av nr Hanover Av, East
Oakland
.Morse Henry, teamster, r. 1125 McAllister
Morse Henry S., janitor, r. 308s Minna
Morse H. G., master stmr Alameda, r. Palace Hotel
MORSE ISAAC H. (I. H. Morse & Co.) and president
King-Morse Canning Co., r, 1415 Clay
Morse Isaac H. & Co (Isaac H. Morse) commission mer-
chants and cider mnfrs, NWcor Broadway and San-
some
-Morse James E., cutter, r. 1.315 Sacramento
-Morse J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1315 Sacramento
-Morse Je.sse A., compositor, r. fi24J Laufuna
lYIUnoL JOHIl r.f ph7.sirian and
surgeon and .surgeon Cieruian Hospital,
ottlce 300 Stockton, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to
8 P. M., r. 2.->23 Pine
Morse Joseph, fishdealer, r. 619i Minna
Morse Joseph, motonnan, r. 926 Minnesota
Morse Joseph M. , painter, r. 2146 Market
Morse Leonard, clerk August Pistoleri, r. 752 Washing-
ton
Morse Lizzie C. Miss, furnished rooms, 1215 Mission
Morse L. M. (Dexter Prince Stables) r. Lodi, Cal.
Morse Lyman, with Badlam Bros. , r. 22 Fifth
Morse Mena, widow, r. 31 Alta
-Morse Milton H., agent The Am. Trading Co. (New
York) 112 California, r. Alameda
-Morse Nellie A. Miss, teacher James Lick Gniininar
School, r. 26a Hawthorne
Morse Robert H., carrier Post Office, r. 615 Fell
Morse Samuel S. , electrician F. F. Eggers, r. 51 Henr\-
Morse Sarah M., widow, r. 26a Haw*horne
-Morse Sigouniey B., bookkeeper Daily Report, r. Ala-
meda
Morse William, i)himber, r. Seventeenth Av South and K
.Morse William S , bank clerk, r. 611 Polk
Morser Edward J., deputy City and County Survevor
Morshead George W. (P. Morshead & Son)r. 645 Geary
Mor.shead John W., livery stable, 25 Washington, and
president Am. Improvement Co., 220 Sansoine, room
4, r. 1011 Devisadero
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TWKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, orp. P.^r..\CE Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1 4 1 3 E DD Y ST.
MOR.SHEAD P. A SON (Philip and George W.) pro-
prietors Tattersall Livery and Sale Stable, SE cor
Leavenworth and Geary
Morshead Philip (P. Morshead & Son) r. Santa Rosa, Cal.
Morrhead Stanley W., with John W. Morshead, r. 1011
Devisadero
Morss Joseph E., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. Alameda
Mortee Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 28 Liberty
Mortella Philip, florist, r. Foote Av nr Six Mile House
Mortensen Albert, clerk A. and T. Neil & Co., r. 707i
Hyde
Mortensen Christian (Mortensen & Barry) and coffee
saloon, 129 Geary
Mortensen Eliza, teacher embroidery, r. 184 Noe
Mortensen Harry, bookkeeper A. aiid T. Neil & Co., r.
707 J Hyde
Mortensen Jens P., furnished rooms, 606 Third
Mortensen John P., seaman, r. 6 Caroline
Mortensen Karen Mrs., dressmiker, r. 230 O'Farrell
Mortensen Martin F., carpenter, r. 1211^ Mission
Mortensen Morden, cook, r. 471 J Tehama
Mortensen Paul, master bark Snow and Burgess, office
Uh Steuart, r. 1220 Twenty sixth
Mortensen Peter, miner, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Mortensen Thomas Mrs. , r. 1001 Pine
Mortensen William E., painter, 14061 Folsom
Mortensen & Barry (Christian Mortensen and Gu\- Barrv)
furniture, 234 Fourth
Morth Joseph, dok, r. 719 California
Mortigia William, oystermaii, r. 253 Stevenson
Mortimer Franklin" C, clerk Warren & Lanktree, r.
1916 Pierce
Mortimer Henry W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 1916 Pierce
Mortimer William A. , waiter, r. 128 Second
Mortimer William B. , stagehand, r. 18 Marj
Mortizzia Nicholas N., steward, r. 810 Howard
Mortley George W. , waiter, r. 15J Rausch
Mortola Prospero, foreman, r. 318 Broadway
Morton Algernon V., insurance agent, r. Golden Gate
Park Life Saving Station
Morton Alice, domestic 572 Harrison
Morton Annie A., widow, pianist, r. 248 Taylor
Morton Arthur J., tin roofer, r. 1816 Howard
.HORTON BROTHERiS (William R. and Henry D.)
proprietors Morton's SpeciaJ Delivery, 404-408 Tay-
lor and 31 Gearj-
Morton Carrie L. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
r. 450 Bartlett
Morton Charles, silversmith, r. 28 Eighth
Morton Charles F., cook, r. 820 Battery
Morton Charles R. , conductor, r. 602 Central
Morron Charles S.. clerk, r. 6 Chattanroga
-HORTOiV VITH WAREHOUSE. Morton Dray-
ing and Warehouse Co. proprietors, SW cor Battery
and Lombard, office 204 Battery
-Morton David W., bookkeeper Tho'mas Morton, r. 515
Hvde
.nORTOX URAVINO A\D WAREHOl SE CO.
THE, John Morton (iresident, W. R. Morton treas-
urer, drayage and storage, office 204 Battery, Tele-
phone Main 1936
Morton Edward B., i>olicenian, r. 215 Franklin
Morton Edward C, clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 2014 Pierce
Morton Edward T., clerk, r. 215 Franklin
Morton Ella J. Miss, vice-principal Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 607 Ellis
Morton Ellen, widow, r. E s Fremont nr Bryant
Morton Francis A., student, r. 1816 Howard'
Morton Francis R., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. Alameda
Molten Frank, principal Lowell High School, r. 3331
Washington
.Morton Frank H., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
Alameda
Morton Frederick, millhand Demiiig-Palmer MillingCo.,
r. Alameda
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Morton George, r. 1208b Howard
Morton George, carpenter, r. 322 Fifth
Morton George, longshoreman, r. 28 Alta
Morton George E., clerk Kaker & Hamilton, r. Kedwiiod
City, Cal.
Morton George W., blacksmith, r. 1816 Howard
Morton G. W., groceries 220 Twenty-first, r. 840 Ala-
bama
Morton H., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Morton Harry, confectionery, 167 Ninth, r. 1240 Howard
Morton Harry J., cooper, r. 856 Bay
Morton Henrie F. , carpenter, 6 Spring, r. 856 Bay
Morton Henry A. , cooper, r. 1205 Broadway
Morton Henry C, sergeant Morse's Patrol System, r. 60i)
Jones
MOKTOBT HENKV D. (Morton Bros.) and president
\V. T. Garratt & Co., N\V cor ISatonia and Fremont,
r. 310 Ellis
Morton Henry E., captain Golden Gate Park Life Sa\ing
Station, r. Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
MOKTO:^ HKKRl' J., director George W. Gibbs Co.,
33-39 Fremont, r. Sausalito
Morton Henry L. , manager Manifold Copying Ink Co. ,
65 Donohoe Bldg
Morton Henry R. (Morton & Robinson) r. 817 Lfimbard
Morton Henry R. Jr., dentist, 821 Kearny, r. 830 Pacific
Morton Henry T., with Greenbauni & Co., r. 1240 How-
ard
Morton Howard, bookbinder, r. 1625 Fulton
Morton Isabella, widow, r. 1306 Montgomerv
.WORTON J. •& CO. (John and William R. Morton)
general draymen, 204 Batters'
Morton Jeanette G., widow, r. 1625 Fulton
MORTON JOH!V (J. Morton & Co.) and president
Morton Draying and Storage Co., 204 Battery, r. 305
Taylor
Morton John, carpenter, r. 826 Bryant
Morton John B., cutter, r. 6 Cliattanooga
Morton John F., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Berkeley
Morton John M., policeman (r. 795 Stevenson
Morton John R., contractor, r. 1816 Howard
IIOKTOX .I08EPH HATFIELD, importer and
(.onnnissiiin merchant (champagnes) 106 Pine, r.
Baldwin Hotel
Morton Joshua B. Mrs., widow, r. 1509 Jackson
Morton Jiilius W., clerk Dunham Carrigan & Havden, r.
2014 Pierce
-Morton Laura E., widow, librarian Free Public Library
Branch No. 1, r. 1819 Webster
Morton Lydia, widow, r. 450 Bartlett
Morton Mary, widow, r. 607 Ellis
Morton Mary M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1819 Webster
Morton Maude J. Mrs., r. 215 Franklin
Morton Michael T., driver, r. 436 Tenth
Morton Nathaniel T., r. 2110 O'Farrell
Morton Patrick C. (Morton & Foley) r. 434A Tenth
Morton Pearl Miss, teacher music, r. 1318£ Scott
Morton Percy, elevatomian. r. 430 Ellis
Morton R. F., surveyor and draughtsman, r. 2028 Bush
Morton Richard, real estate agent, r. 1212 Twentieth
Morton Robert L., conductor, r. 1070 Second Av
Morton Samuel G., turfman, r. 11 Seymour A\-
Morton Sargent S., r. 501a Broderick
Mortons. E. bookkeeper George H. Crolev, r. 1045
MORTO]y .SPECIAL DELIVERY. Morton Broth-
ers proprietors, Henry 1). Morton manager, 402-404-
408 Taylor, 31 Geary and Ferry Bldg foot of Market
-Morton Theophilus B. , messenger U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals 60 U. S. Appraiser's Bldg 3d floor, r. 6
Pleasant
Mort<jn Thomas (Mt)rt(jn & Hedle\) r. 202 Twenty-fourth
MORTON THOMAS, ...... ...
coal, <i'JS.630 Geary. Telephone East 1.53,
braneh IUI9 Laeiina, Telephone East l.'i'^
4 bells, r. «33 Ueary
Moaton Tliomas H. Mrs. , r, 1240 Howard
Morton Thomas J., bookkeeper lliomas Morton, r. 632
Geary
-Morton A'ictor, cook, 416 Broadway
Morton W., wireman, r. 560 Howard
.Morton William bottler, r. 1205 Broadway
.Morton William, engineer, r. 321 Clementina
Morton, William, plasterer, r. 1626 Broadway
-Morton William F., clerk, r. 856 Bay
Morton William J., carpenter, r. 1816 Howard
MORTON >VILLIAN R. (J. Morton & Co. and Mor-
ton Bros.) and treasurer Morton Draying and Stor-
age Co., office 204 Battery, r. 309 T.aylor
Morton Wirt, clerk George W. Daywatt,' r. Oakland
Morton Zacharias J., blacksmith, r. 5c Boardman PI
Morton At Foley (Patrick C. Morton and Michael Foley >
wood, coal, hay, and grain, 436 Tenth
MORTON & HEDLEY t...... »..
ton aiKl .loitn hetlley) proprietors Wes-
tern Foundry. 'iS4 Fremont
Morton & Robinson (Henry K. Morion and William H.
Robinson) dentists, 205 Montgomery Av
S^ Morton. See Morctun
.nORTON'!^ i^OlTH END WAREHOUSE, Morton
Draying and Warehouse Co. iJroprietors. NW cor
Townsend and Japan, office 204 Battery
Sis' Mortz. See Maurice and Morris
Morzolf George, e.xpresmsan NW cor Pine and Keam\ , r.
3 Mateo
.flO.SAIC AND PLA8TIC .4RT WORK!», Anthony
Wanner pro])rietor, 1219 Market, Telphone Soutli
462
Mosbacher Emanuel, japanner, r. 931^ Filbert
Mo.sbacher Gerson, insurance solicitor, r. 214 Steuiirt
Mosbacher Solomon, ujjholsterer, r. 715 Howard
-Mesbacher Zacharias, r. 112a Clement
-Mosbv John S., attorney at law, 530 California, room 56,
r." 1002a Pine
Mosby Richard, iietmaker, r. 1019 Seventeenth
Mosca Angelo, laster, r. Oakland
Mosca G. Luisia, 521 Union
.Aloscar John, boarding, 532 Green
Moscrop Joseph, miller, r. 1818 Market
-Mosch Franz, baker, r. 734 Montgomerj'
-VIoscone Donato. miner, r. 424 Filbert
Mosebach Ferdinand C, notary public, 322 Montgomery,
r. Ill Guerrero
.Mosebach Ferdinand C. Jr., carrier Chronicle, r. 319
Eighteenth
Mosebach Henry, secretary Dodge Stationery Co., 10.
Montgomery, r. 814 Army
ar Moseliach. See Mossbach
-Vloseley Andr. w S. (Cutter & Moseley) r. 2510 Fillmore
Moseley Frank E., compositor, r. 526 Fell
Moseley James, paper ruler, r. 209^ Twelfth
Moseley James, pressman, r. 526 Fell
Moseley Kate, widow, r. 526 Fell
Mosele^■ Marv, widow, r. 658J Jessie
.Moseley Thomas, machinist, r. 209J Twelfth
-Moser August, furnished rooms, 439 Jessie
-Moser Aurelia, milliner, r. 302 Valencia
Moser Bonifacio, special officer r. 926 Washington
.Moser Charles, carriage painter, r. 644 i Howard
Moser David, student, r. 302 Valeuc a
Moser William, chemist, r. 302 Valencia
Moses A. H., Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
Moses Bernard, president Guild of Arts and Crafts ...f
San Francisco, 606 Jackson, r. 1600 Taylor
Moses Charles, barber, 605 Mission, r. 18 Harriet
Moses Charles S. (Charles S. Moses & Co.) r. Alameda
-Vloses Charles S. & Co. (Charles S. Moses) wool.dealers,
652 Fifth
Moses George A. , lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Moses Gussie Miss, clerk, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
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Every Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
B/IKER fir H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
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Moses Henrietta, bookkee|>er, S. Kragen & C<i
Dolores
Moses Isaac N., laborer, r. 30 Garden
Moses John H., gardener, r. SOGJ Haight
Moses Marcus, furrier, 9C3 Market, r. 107 Leavenworth
Moses Maurice, varieties 305 Hayes, r. 1311 Ellis
Moses Max, ajjent, r. 657 Harrison
Moses Max Bookkeeper, r. 1510 Dolores
Moses Meyer G., traveling salesman L. & G. Brenner
Moses Montague T. (Summer & Moses) attorney at law
and secretary Woodbridge Canal and Irrigation Co. ,
office 325 Montgomery, room 33, r. 1010 Page
Moses Morris, barber, 605 Mission, r. 18 Harriet
Moses Oscar (R. Scott & Co.) r. 1344 Market
Moses Paul L., shoe cutter, r. 523 Green
Moses Samuel, cutter, r. 435 Tehama
Moses Walter H., rattan worker, r. 35 Perry, rear
Moses Walter W., 35 Perry, rear
Moses William J., clerk, r. 35 Perry
MOSES WILHAM S.. superintendent Masonic
Cemetery, r. Masonic Av bet Fulton and Turk
t-S" Mosgrove. Sep Musgrave
Mosher Abraham, plumber, r. 11 Mason
Mosher Annie, widow, r. 135 Dore
Mosher Aurelia Miss, millinery 207 Powell, r. 302 Va-
lencia
Mosher Benjamin, cooner, r. 302 Valencia
Mosher Carrie A., widow, furnished rooms, 11 9^ Sixth
Mosher, Chandler & Co. (John B. Robinson and T. H.
Chandler) mnfrs California Fruit Grader, 216 Front
and 128 Market
Mosher Ferdinand, master ship B. P. Cheney, office 54
Stewart
Mosher Frank, printer foreman Music and Drama, r. 135
Dore
Mosher Frank S. , r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Mosher Frederick, master mariner, r. 736a Twenty-
second
Mosher Frederick, teamster, r. 340 Tehama
jMosher George E. engineer, r. 4 Verba Buena
Mosher Gilbert M., teamstt-r, r. 206 Nmeteenth
Mosher James L. (Craig & Mosher) r. San Jose, Cal
Mosher J. H., machinist, r. 228 Minna
Mosher Mary A., widow, r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Mosher Theodore, clerk, r. 217 Eighth
Mosher Thomas S. , builder, r. 206 Nineteenth
Moskiman William W., foreman Bulletin, r. Oakland
Moss Arthur J., conductor, r. 813 Oak
Moss Charles A. , miner, r. 1917 Baker
Moss E. Cartlon, salesman, r. 81 i Ellis
Moss Edward, r. 261 First
Moss Edward, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Moss Ellis N., traveler, r. 1126 Pme
Moss Emma L., widow, r. 1019 Larkin
Moss Ernest G., te icher languages, r. 812 Ellis
Moss Frank, superintendent S. F. Co-operative Business
Mechanics' Contracting Co., r. 48 Seventh
Moss Prank L., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 1019 Larkin
Moss George, librarian Sutro Library, r. 14 Lyon
Moss George, waiter, r. 808 Mission
Moss George A. , gloves, parasols and umbrellas, 800-802
and 932 Market, r. 2911 Folsom
MOSS HENRY A., mining, real estate and loans, 661
Market, rooms 57-57J, r. 248 Chattanooga
Moss Isaac, clerk M. Blum & Co. , r. 1305i Polk
Moss James, janitor, r. 1304 Powell
Moss James, ropemaker, r. Seventeenth Av South bet K
and L
Moss J. Mora, physician, office and r. 2423 California
Moss John, r. 785* Stevenson
Moss John, asst local freight agent S. P. Co., Fourth and
King, r. 620 Sutter
Moss John, carpenter, r. 251 Tehama
Moss Joseph, butcher, r. Seventeenth Av South bet K
and li
Moss Joseph J., fish, 114 Seventh, r. 617 Minna
Moss Joseph P., laborer, r. 31 Dore
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IX
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Moss Leopold (Moss & London) r. 1818 O'Farrell
Moss Levi, secretary S. F. Co-operative Business" Mf-
chanics Contracting Co. , r. 7854 Stevenson
Moss Lillie, widow, r. 337 Tenth
Moss Mary, widow, r. 1126 Pine
Moss Nellie G. Miss, r. 3019 Jackson
Moss Oscar, machinist, r. 742 Harrison
Moss Patrick H., teacher swimming, r. 346 Brannaii
Moss Peter, ropemaker, r. Seventeenth Av South bet 1\
and L
Moss Sanford A., student, r. 812 Ellis
Moss William, jieddler, r. 52 Jessie
Moss William C, painter, r. 313 Fourth
JIoss William V., plumber, r. Seventeenth Av South bet
K and L
Moss William P., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 345 Braniian
Moss & London (Leopold Moss and Henry London) im-
porters leaf tobacco and cigars, 540 Washington
US' Moss, See Maus, Morse and Morss
Mossford Moses, locksmith, 414 Larkin
Mossier Frederick, brewer, r. 522 Shotwell
Mossman Bertha Miss, art student, r. 14 McAllister
Mossman Bessie E. Miss, nurse Waldeck Sanitarium
Mossner George, kettleman, r. 50 Louisa
Mostehinich George (Mo-tahinich & Scanze) r. 939
Mostahinich & Scanze (George Mostahinich and Michael
Scanze) restaurant, 108 Fourth
Mosterson William, capitalist, r. 644 Second
Mostyn Mary, domestic 1212 Washington
Mote' Henry, gripman, r. 2516a Poit
Motmg Theodore, hog ranch, r. S s M nr Fourth Av
South
Motive Power and Machinery Department S. P. Co.,
Newton H. Foster auditor, 27 Hobart Bldg
Motroni Agostino (Motroni & Guastucci) r. 402a Green
Motroni Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 407 Filbert, rear
Motroni & Guastucci (Agostino Motroni and A. (iuas-
tucci) haj' and grain, 515 Green, and livery stabl"',
633 Green
Mott Alice Mrs., proprietor Globe House, 137 Seventh
Mott Baldwin E. , traveling salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1520 Vallejo
Mott Charies H., r, 1522 Vallejo
Mott Charles W., lumber, 315 California, room 7, r. 700
Jones
Mott Eleanor B., widow, r. 1520 Vallejo
Mott Ernest J., shorthand re|iorter, 320 Sansome, room
57, r. 314 Eddy
Mott Florence Miss, cierk Peter Daly, r. 1728 Devisadero
Mott George H., butcher, SE cor Filbert and Tayior, r.
533 Commercial
Mott George H., laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K and
L
MOTT .». L. IRON WORKS THE, (of New York i
M.S. James Pacific Coast Agent, office 35 Flood
Bldg
Mott Leslie C, student, r. 314 Eddy
Mott William, capitalist, r. 247 St^cond
Motte Ader, upholsterer, 906 Pac'.fic
Motte Joseph, r. 633 Broadway
Motte Joseph, laundryman, r. 619 Pacific
Mottershead James, cook, r. 554 Natoma
Mottle Zachariah, driver, r. Eighteenth Av South nr i '
Mottrom John, foreman Charles Crittenden, r. 911 I'l.lU
-Motzer Conrad C. bakery and confectionary 1713 \a w -
enworth
Motzkau Otto, cai-pet cutter, r. 534 Geary
Mouette John, cook Washington Hotel
.Vlouijin L. Mme., dressmaker, r. 700 Sutter
Mouhelz David, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Mouille Geraud P., millwright, r. 648 Andover Av
ilould Richard, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r. Ka^t
Oakland
MOULDER ANDREW J., Superintendent ..r
Schools, office New City Hall 3d floor, r. 812 Bush
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California 5t.
:33 MODLDEK AIGISTIS B., secretan- The Giant
tgW Powder Co., Consolidated, 430 California, r. 2119
'(SN California
!o (0 Moulder Hamilton L., booklceepar First National Bank,
' ^ to r. 812 Bush
MMLLDER PRIM.4RY SCHOOL, Mrs. Katherine
E. Brosran principal, SW cor Page and Oough
Moulin Caroline Mrs., teacher of languages and fancy
work. r. 1665i Mission
Moulin Ferdin.and, bookkeeper McAfee Bros., r. 1665^
Mission
Moulin Gabriel, photographer R. J. Waters, r. 1665i
Mission
Moulin Louis D.. electrician, r. 123 Eddy
Mouike Mary, widow, nurse, r. 122.5 Kearny
Moulloii .loseph, shipjoiner, 14 Folsom, r. 2316 Folsom
HfjuUhnip Carlton F., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
MOULTHROP CHARLES W.,
drausbtsuian and pattmiiuaker, blae
priDt<<. 1^5 Ml$.slon, r. 8S0 Basta
Moulthrop Howhmil K., engineer, r. 914 Dolores
M nilthrop .J.jhn L. with Charles W. M.julthroj), r. f»14
Dolores
Moulthrop William H., ti-aveling auditor S. P. Co. 34
Hobart Bldg, r. 1410 Webster
Moulton Adeline W.. widow, r. 1632 Vallejo
Moultoii Alice Miss, searcher Post Office, r. Oakland
Moulton Daniel S., bookkeeper E. B. Dean & Co., r.
Oakland
Moulton Floyd, r. 823a Sutter
Moulton Frank F., office 577 Market, r. Redwood City
Moulton Frank H.. with A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r. 221
Pierce
Moulton Gerirge, actor, r. 118 Sixth
M miton Geor^'e H., patternmaker, r. 2316 Folsom
IHOIILTO.'V IBVING F., 2d asst cashier Bank of
California, r. 2017 Hyde
Moulton Joseph H., shipjoiner, r. 2316 Folsom
M<^ulton J. Tilden Mrs., widow, r. 2017 Hyde
Moulton Josephine, widow, nurse, r. 822 Greenwich
Moulton Lorraine, miner, r. Alms House
Moulton Mabel Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Moulton Margaret Mrs., r. 823a Sutter
Moulton Martin B., motorman, r. 1806 Geary
Moulton Proctor, druggist Citv and County Hospital, r.
817 Van Ness Av
M lulton Proctor Jr., r. 817 Van Ness
Moulton Sadie, widow, r. 325 Larkm
Moulton Proctor Jr., r. 819 Van Ness Av
Moulton » arren E., gripman, r. .=>36 Ivy At
Moultry George D.,harnessmaker, r. Alms House
Moulty Adele C. Miss, teacher Mann Grammar School,
r 945 Valencia
Mounl City Paint and Color Co. (of St. Louis, Mo.) Tlie
George F. Eberhard Co. agents, office 14 Drumm
Mouiuv Jacques, restaurant, 615 Sacramento
MOVMT CALV.4Rir <ENETERV, Peter F. Mohun
superintendent, entrance St. Joseph's Av off Ellis
.Monnt Diablo Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
Richard W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, room 12
.Mount Eden Transportation Co. (Mount Eden, Cal. )
Pet«rman & Franks agents, office 111 Clay
-Mount Hamilton .Stage Co., Samuel Miller agent, 613
Market
MOUNT JOSEPH M., theatrical agent Pacific Coast,
r. C3U Shotwell
Mount Malcom, teamster, stand 220 Commercial, r. 212A
St«in r
Mount Samuel R., liquors, 213 Montgomerj-, r. 830Treat
Av
Mount Sarah F. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary School,
r. 2124 Steiner
Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Co., A. Andrew general
manager, 205 Front
MOIAT ST. JOSEPH'S IXFAXT ORPHAN-
AS YLIM. (R. C.) Sister Mary superioress, Silver
Av bat Ei^'hteenth and Nineteenth Avs South
Miiunt ZKin Hospital Association, Nathah Schlesinger
secretary, 304 Montgomery
Mounta.u Edward, gripman, r. 12 Powell Av
.MOIXTAIX ICE CO. of California, A. F. Morrison
president, Joseph Martin secretarj-, office 327 Mar-
ket
Mountain Tunnel Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.) James
R. G.imiss president, 219 Sansome
Mountain Wine Depot, H. Palmer & Co., proprietors,
222 Clav
MOINTAIXEER STEA.M COFFEE A.\D SPICE
.WILLS. Lievre, Fricke & Co., proprietors, 707-711
Sansome, office 117 Battery
Moimtford George, clerk, r. 32 Clinton Park
Mourejeau Peter, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
Mourer Clemens, stone dresser, r. 1133 Clay
Mouret Marcelin, steam soda water, 815-819 Montgom-
erj", r. 1214 Stockton
Mouritzen John, restaurant, 605 Montgomery, r. 728i
Union
Mourman Julius C, papercarrier, r. 3120 Fillmore
Mourn James (Moiurn & McGee) r. 109 Le ivenworth
Mourn & McGee (James Mourn and John McGee) restau-
rant, 10 Mason
Mourot Albert, machinist, r. 331 Kearny
Mouseau Peter, peddler, r. 218 Dorland
Mousen F. I. Mrs., 149 Hancock
Mouser J. D., agent National Life Ins. Co., r. 47 Post
Mouser Silas M., physician, office and r. 707 Bush
Mouser William H., solicitor N. Y. Life Ins. Co., r. 2516a
Sutter
Mouthon Joseph, liquors, r. 10 Selina PI
Mouton Juhus, machinist, r. 1215 Clay
Mouyer Louis (Lauianet & Mouyer) r. 820 Eighteenth
Mouzait .\lbert, bake"-, r. 304 Montgomery Av
Mouze Adolph, r. 5 Adelaide PI
Mouze Lazar, salesman r. 422 Grove
g^ Mow. See Mau
Mowan James, watchman, r. 26 Zoe
Mowblev Thomas, operator, r. 1734 Devisadero
MowbraV Robert H., carpenter, r. 1209 Clay
Mowe George W. Mrs., widow, r. 2324 DeWsadero
Mower George H., machinist, r. 9.38i Alabama
Mower May E. Miss, day substitute teacher, r. 1022
Twenav-Secoud
MowTV Charies A., blacksmith heli>er, r. 17 Capp
Mowrv Fxiward teacher swimming, r. 621 Bush
Mo«Ty Ellen .M., ». 706 Ivy Av
Mowry Emma M.,r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowr\ George B., mining, r. 706 I\'y Av
Mowry George W. (William A. Mowry & Co.) r. Half
Moon Bav
Mo«Tj- Harry .\. (William A. Mowrj- & Co.) r. Guata-
mala
Mowrv Laura A., widow, r. 706 Ivy .Av
Mowry L C. , r. 719 Market
-Mowry Leland A., miner, r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry L\-man I., attornev at law, 319 California r. 1719
Oak ■
Mowrs- Marion L. (Russell, Cerf & M-wry) r. 1632 Eddy
-Mowrv Richard D., book asent, r. 26 Essex
MowrV T. Mrs., widow, r. 2229 Sutter
Mowrj- William A. (William A. MowTy & Co.) r. 17 Capp
JIowTV William A. & Co. (William A., George W. and
Harry A. Mowrj) carriage factory, 1140 Folsom
tff" MowT%-. See sforey
-Mowrv's Opera House, O'Brie'i & Dingle lessees and
managers, SW cor Grove and La^oma
-Mo.xlev M. E. Mrs., widow, r. Ill Fell
-Moy Hugh, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Movce George, porter G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Alameda
Moj-ce Henrj- C, driver, r. 434* Seventh
Movel\nnie Miss, milliner, r. 34 Moss
Moye Theis, bagniaker, r. 34 Moss
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Moye Wilbert, clerk Evening Post Publishin>f Co., r. 31
Moss
.\toye John, sackmaker, r. 34 Moss
Moyer George L., expressman, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Moyer George L. Jr., expressman, r. 16 Montgonieri' .\v
.Moyer James W., molder, r. 15* Tiltlen
Moyer John, expressman, r. 16 Montgomery Av
.Moyer Jonas J., woodworker David Kerr, r. Oakland
.Moyer Martha Miss, saleslady, r. 16 Montgomery .^v
Moyer Martha Mrs., lodgings, 16 Montgomery Av
Moj'es John, laborer, r. 216 Michigan
.Moylan Mary, domestic 827 Fifteenth
.Movlan Patrick, packer Wangenheini, Sternheim & Cn.
.Moyle Edward H., machinist, r. 320 Golden Gate Av
Moyle Mini ie, domestic 300 Castro
.MoVie Robert S., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Koss
" Valley tal.
Movies Andrew, lithographer, r. 124 Twenty-first
MoylesB. Mrs., r. 934 Hayes
.Moyles James F., groceries and liquors, 1201 Steiner, v.
934 Hayes
Moyles James \V., clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 1124b I'nion
Moyles John, r. 124 Twenty-first
Moyles Owen J., laborer, r. 1124b Union
Mo'vna William E., foreman M. Michelsen & Son, r. 615
" Ellis
Moyne James S., metal roofer, r. 2045.J Mission
Moynes George E., salesman The Maze, r. 1106 Twenty-
second
Moynihan Cornelius, hostler, r. 512 Howard
Moynihan Daniel J. , clerk, r. 310 Seventh
Mojninan David, driver, r. 2432 C difornia
Moynihan Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 310 Seventh
Mo^Tiihan George, liquors, r. 722 Green
Mojniihan Humphrey B., sealing officer U. S. cutter
Hartley, r. 310 Seventh
Moynihan John, laborer, r. 157 Ninth
Moynihan John, mirblecutter, r. 411 Sansomc
Moynihan John S., plumber, r. 159 Clara
Moynihan Lawrence, r. 310 Seventh
Moynihan Marj-, widow, r. 159 Clar^
Movnihan Nora T., Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
"School, r. 310 Seventh
MOVWIH.W TI.MOTHV J., boiler works, 311-313
Mission and 106-108 Beale, r. 611 Jones
SS" -Moynihan. See Monaghan and Monahan
Moyon Anna Mrs., dressmaking, 511 Pine
Moyse Alfred, cabinetmaker, r. 335 Jessie
Moyse Lazare, bookkeeper, r. 42i Grove
Mozart Hall, 13.i8 Market
Mozart The, Mrs. Nettie B. Loring proprietor, 319 Ellis
Mozetti Bartholomew, dairyman, r Eighteenth Av South
bet R and S
Mozzi Antoine, laborer, r. 1117 Union
Mozzi Joseph, laborer, r. 1117 Union
Mucha Catherine, widow, r. 438 Green
Muchi PhiHp, tailor, 1311 Larkin
Mucha S. & Co. (Simon Mucha and Julius Rasenfeld)
furniture, 1427 Polk
Mucha Simon (3. VV. Mucha & Co.) r. 1311 Larkin
Muchinski Fritz, barber, 862 Mission
Muck P.,imisi-: an, r. 330 Chestnut
Muck Peter, bottler, r. 330 Chestnut
Muck Philip, bath attendant, r. 11 Vandewater
Mudge Joseph G., salesman, r. 26 McAllister
Mudge Robert S., clerk Auditing Dept Wells farg:> &
Co., r. 1800b Hyde
Mudgett Edwin A., ticket agent Burlington Route, r.
Alameda
Mudgett George A., clerk W. E. Mayhew, r. 214 Chat-
tenooga
Mudgett James G., r. Palace Hotel
Much John N. (Much & Ljnich) r. 2213 Broderick
Mueh & Lynch (John N. Much and John J. Lynch)
liquors, 1411 Stockton
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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'"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCHGO BBEWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Muehe Joseph C, bookkeeper L. and S. F. Bank
^.L,t'd) r. 754 Bryant
MUEHE WILLI A.W, manager National Vinegar
Works, 810 Fourth, office 323 Front, r. 339 Sixth
Mueller Adolph, cigar ranfr, 2757 Sixteenth
Mueller Albert (Albert Mueller & Co.) r. 1705 Geary
.Mueller Albert, clerk, r. 326 J Devisadero
.nUELLER ALBERT A CO. (Albert Mueller and
Aaron Kahii) ladies' and children's cloaks and braid-
ings, 723 Marke , Telephone Main 1706, and 1210
Market
Mueller August, insurance agent, r. 817 Eighteenth
Mueller Bemhard, bartender, r. 601 Fourth
Mueller Bemhard, clerk Westdorp & Co., r. 1.501 Folsoni
Mueller Carl W., clerk Countv C erk's office, r. IIOJ Oak
Mueller Charles (Charles Mueller & Co.) r. 927i Filbert
Mueller Charles & Co. (Charles Mueller) liquors and lunch
room, 120 California
Mueller Charles A., bakerj-, 1711 -Mission, r. 1709 Mission
Mueller Charles F., cutter Brandt & Co., r. Oakland
Mu Her Dora C. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 925 Sacra-
mento
Mueller Elizabeth, vridow, r. 633a Minna
Mueller Emil Mrs. , dry and fancy goods, 321 Union
Mueller Emil, plumber, r. 321 Union
Mueller Emil, porter, r. 505 Post
Mueller Emil, waiter, r. 754 Mission
Mueller Fred, blacksmith, r. 633a Minna
Mueller Frederick, driver, r. 1540 Eddy
Mueller Harry, sailmaker, r. 15 Monroe
Mueller Henry L. , driver, r. 1542 Eddy
Mueller Herman W. H., bartender, r. 421 Twenty-sixth
Mueller Jacob, r. 9i Dale PI
Mueller John, baker, r. 536 Jessie
Mueller John, driver, r. Founeenth Av South nr Kail-
road Av
Mueller John, liquors, 1101 Folsom
Mueller John S., fireman, r. 1024 Washington
Mueller Josephine, widow, r. 1605 Twenty-fourth
Mueller Julius, cellarman foreman Napa Valley Wine
Co., r. 560 Minna
Mueller Louis (Boss & Mueller) r. 1125 Clay
Mueller Louis H., plumber, r. 926J Twenty-second
Mueller Marie, widow, r. 113 Capp
Mueller Otto, art gliiss worker Cal. Art Glass Bending
and Cutting WTcs, r. Oakland
Mueller Robert, compositor, r. 1415 Vermont
Mueller Robert, insurance solicitor, 204 Sansome
Mueller Rudolph A., hammerman George W. Penning-
ton & Sons, r. 312 Beale
Mueller Walter C, r. Lick House
.Mueller William, salesman, r. 302 Langton
g^ Mueller. See Moeller, MoUer and Muller
Muench Conrad, washer John Wieland Brewery, r. 16
Hubbard
Muender Christopher, dri\er, r. 307 (irove
Muenter Charles, baker, r. 126 Junii>er
.Muenter William, upholsterer, r. 146 Perry
Muenz Frederick, salesman Buttgenbach & Widiuan, r.
946 Bryant
Muenz John H., cook, r. nOi)b Larkin
Mues Carston D., liquors. 143 Berry, r. 610 D
Mues John, clerk, r. 610 D
Mues John F., clerk Excelsior Redwood Co.
Mues Louis, plate p' inter, r. 1815 Stockton
.ni'FFE FREDERICK P., physician and surgeon,
425 Keaniy, hours 11 A. M. to 12 M., 2 to 4 and 7 to
8 P M., Sunday 7 to 8 P. M., Telephone Main 5390,
r. 1311 Jackson
.Muffin Edward C, clerk, r. 130 Valley
Mugan John, r. 1031 Alabama
Mugan John A., clerk, r. 1031 Alabama
Mugan Kate Miss, r. 539 Howard
Mugan Matthew, cook, r. llj Garden Av
MIGAX WILIIA.M «., secretary Dolbeer & Carson
Lumber Co., 10 California, room 3, r. 616 Page
Mugarrieta Eliza A., widow, r. 421 J Cedar Av
01
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOW GASES
3T MARKEIT ST., S. F.
THOUSANDS CURED (For particulars = i page opp. Highland Springs in register.)
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Mugarrieta Xellie .V, clerk, r. 421 i C«dar Av
nreOE christian, groceries, liquors and cijnirs,
NE cor Napa and Connecticut
Muorge Harrr, clerk, r. 2011 Dupont
Mugge Henry, rancher, r. N'E cor Napa and Connecticut
Mugge J- hi, laborer, r. N s Bosworth nr Cu\-ier
Muggli Henry, butcher, r. 214 Foiirth
Mugler Caroline, widow, furnished rooms, 213 Fulton
Musrrage Lulu, widow, dressmaking, 413 O'Farrell
Muhbach Charles, sailor, i. 716 Bay
Muheim John, liquors, 245 Fourth"
Muheim William, liquors, r. 257 Minna, rear
Muheim William, musician, r. 220 Kearnv
iluhl Adolph, driver, r. 905 Sanchez
Muhl William J. G. (WilUam Oerken i- Co. ) r. 1073 How-
ard
Muhlbach Frank, cooper, r. 3010 Fillmore
Muhlbach Frank Jr., wireman, r. 3010 Fillmore
Muhlberger Antone, salesman J. Gundlath & Co., r. 439
Sixth
Muhlenbriuk William, r. 1316b Valencia
Muhlenfeld WiUiam, gardener, r. cor West Etldv r.nd
First Av
Muhlhauser John, baker, r. 1072 Howard
Muhlmann Albert, cement finisher, r. 26 Turk
Muhlner William F., shoemaker, 93o Post, r. 30 Fell
Muhlner Williaiji y. .Ir.. i.. . .kkee)K-r. r. .SO Fell
IVIUHS ANTONIO. J.
and
weleri" Hne ca^es
loutUT. r. 1016 Mason
Miiir Aj,nies C, tailuress, r. 617A Nat<^)ma
Muir Andrew R., clerk -Etna Ins. Co., r. East Oakland
Ml'IR BROTHERS (William and Robert McD.) pro-
prietors Marine Iron Works. 1015 R-itter\-
Muir Ida, housekeeiJer, 3105 Mission
Muir Josejth, shoe dealer, r. 207 Ma.son
Muir Marj-, widow, r. 1818 Filbert
Muir Robert McD. (Muir Bros.) r. 801 Bav
Muir William (Muir Bros.) r. Isls Filbert"
Muirhead John B., liquors and cigars, 2 Haves and U»4
Market, r. Sk Larkin
Muirhead Thomas, machinist, r. 34 El is
Muk Charles, carpenter, r. 158 Tehama
Mulamphy William, gateman Twentv-fourth and Hi-w-
ard, r. 438 Twenty -fourth
Mulan y Mar> , widow, r. 1213 Florida
Mularky Hugh, waiter, r. 38 Mary
Mularky Michael, laborer, r. .38 Mary
Mularky Thomas, laborer, r. 38 Marj
Mulbach Charles, liquors, 229 Main "
Mulberg l-Yed, engineer, r. 506 Second
Muleahey John, teamster, r. 124 Fourteenth
Mulcahey John J. , laborer, r. 500 Natoma
Mulcahe- Mary, domestic 1821 Baker
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, r. 561 Brvant
Mulcahy Patrick W., liquors, 600 Third
Mulcahy Bridget, domestic 2004 Bush
Mulcahy Catherine, widow, r. 575 Minna
Mulcahy Daniel, bricklayer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Mulcahy Daniel, laborer, r. 632 Tennessee
Mulcahy David, r. 1212 Larkin
Mulcahy Dennis, laborer, r. S s Riplev PI nr Folsoni
Mulcahy Edward, laborer, r. 2108 Powell
Mulcahy Edward Jr., steel worker, r. 2108 Powell
Mulcahy Edward J., operator, r. Br»x)klyn Hotel
Mulcahy Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, r. 824 Mission
Mulcahy James, contracU)r brickwork, office 16 Post, r.
1755 Ellis
Mulcahy James B., cigar dealer, deputy Countv Clerk
205 Urkin, r. 121 Tenth
Mulcahy James W. Jr., clerk M. Greenberg's Sons, r.
17.55 Ellis
Mulcahy Jeremiah C, teamster, r. 124 Fourteenth
Muhahy John, special policeman, r. 60() Leavenworth
Mulcahy John J., clerk, r. 600 Fillmore
Mulcahy John T., shoemaker, r. 3003 Harrison
Mulcahy Joseph, draughtsman, r. 1755 Ellis
SAIN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 WONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THK
SUN INSURflNGE 60.
4.28 California Street
Mulcah\ Josephine M. Miss, telephone operator, r. 3003
Harrison
Mulcahy Katie, widow, r. 1227 Mission
.Mulcah\ Matthen , laborer, r. 22 Freelon
Mulcahy Michael A. , cutler, r. 24 Henrj
Mulcahy Philiji, wireworker, r. 324 Chestnut
-MulcahV Richard E. iMidcahv, Towiisend .V C<>.) r. Occi-
denul Hotel
Mulcahv Thomas, laV>orer, r. 506 Napa
MIIXAHI, TOWXSEXD A CO. iK. E. Mulcahy
and E. de Kay Townsend) bankers and brokers, com-
mission grahi and pro\isions, 401-405 California,
Telephone Main 871
-Mulcahv William H , hoseman Engine 19, r. 24 Henrv
Mulcahy William J., r. 600 Fillmore
-Mulcare James, laborer, r. 706 Mariposa
Mulcare Jfihn, laborer, r. 38| Russ
Mulcare Patrick, griK-eries and liquors, .540 Natoma, r.
.5441 Natoma
Mulcarey Daniel, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Mulcreavy Harrj', copyist Recorder's Office, r. 228 Hick-
ory .\v
Mulcreavy James (Mulcreavy & Haskell) r. 862| Folsoiii
-Mulcreavj- John J., foreman, r. 109 Caroline
.Mulcrea\y Martin, r. 228 Hickor> A\
Mulcrea\-v- & Haskell (James Mulcreavy and Frank Has-
kell) liquors, 802 Howard
Mulder P., fireman, r. 1630 Howard
-MuldiMin .Jennie, widow, r. 17 Dearborn PI
-Muldoon John, fireman, r. 2122 I'nioii
MuldcM.u Patrick, r. 224 Elm Av
Muldoon Thomas F., brass polisher, r. 17 iJearlKtm PI
-Muldowney James, driver, r. 618 Third
Middowney LawTence, laborer, r. 926 Illinois
Muldowney Thomas, hoseman Engine 9
Muler Charles, molder, r. 459 Clementina
Mulford George N., painter, r. 315 Second A\
Mulford Philip H. , lalKirer, r. Alms House
Mulford Thomas W., rajnUlist, r. 1915 Pacific Av
Mxilgrew Susan, widow, r. 2804 Si.\teenth
Mulgrove Felix, r. 1203 Market
Mulhall James, clerk, r. 1915 Hyde
Mulhalf Joseph, fruits, r. 1915 Hyde
Mulhall Joseph P., fruits and produce, 1915 Hyde
Mulhall M. J., widow, liquors, 642 Second
.Mulhare James E., carrier Post Office, r. 307 1*7 Av
Mulhare James S., laborer, r. 307 Ivy Av
Mulheam Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Decatui-
Mulheani WillL-un, carpenter, r. 37 Clara
-Mulherin Allen J., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Mulheni Fri<nk, fireman, r. 412 Siena
Mulhem J., laborer, r. 231 First
Mulhem John, laborer, r. .507 Mission
Mulhem John, mnfr flavoring extracts and agent Dr.
-Abemethv's green ginger brandv and California
orange bitters, 124 Market, r. 905 Market
Mulhem Marv A. Miss, dressmaking, 135-136 Murphy
Bldg r. 905 Market
Mulhem Mathew, tanner, r. 2759 Mission
Mulheron Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Post
Mulholland B., laborer, r. .41ms Hotise
MiUhollaud Edward, laborer, r. 323 Eighteenth
.Mulholland Elizabeth, widow, r. 809 Filbert
Mulholland Frank, housemover, r. 341 Thirteenth
Mulholland Hugh, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Mulholland John, plumber, r. 1718 Waller
-Mulholland Marie Mrs., cook New Mechanics' Hotel
Mulholland Patrick, jxirter, r. 711 Minna
Mulholland William W., lumber siineyor, office 9 Mis-
sion, r. Berkeley
Mulick William, liqtior dealer, r. 16 Clara
Mulkeen Peter W., laborer, r. 1500 Franklin
Mulkern Thomas, fireman, r. 520 Fourth
Mull Charles, candy mnfr, 909 Mission, r. 911^ Mission
Mull Irene Miss, teacher music, r. 114 Jones
Mull John H., salesman, r. 33 Lafayette
.Mull William P., candv mnfr, 403 Jones
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
MftGlG LftlHTERNS
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ACCESSORIES
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Montgomery St.
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Mull William P., clerk Post Office, r. 911 J Mission
Mullally Edward T., conductor, r. 205 Langton
Mullally John, ironfounder, r. 205 Langton
Mullally Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1311 Larkin
Mullaly John H., teamster, r. 1415 Devisadero
Mullaly Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Ala-
bama
MuUan Arthur, foreman Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co. , r. 518 Folsom
Mullan Ellen, groceries. 35 Louisa
Mullan James, stableman, r. 518a Folsom
Mullan John, teamster, r. 518a Folsom
Mullan Joseph, teamster, r. 518 Folsom
m" Mullan. See Mullen, Mullin and MuUins
MuUane John C, laborer, r. 334 Sanchez
Mullane John F., cigarmaker, r. 1716 Church
Mullane John M. , teamster, r. 45 Belcher
Mullane Joseph \V., glovemaker, r. 45 Belcher
Mullane Marfjaret, widow, janitress Fairmount Primary
School, r. ITKi Church
Mullane Michael, capitalist, r. 16 Elgin Park Av
Mullane Patrick H., machinist, r. 45 Belcher
Mullane Philip J., clerk D.N. & E. Walter & Co. 's, 45
Belcher
Mullane Richard E., teamster, r. 45 Belcher
Mullane Tliomas, coachman, r. 2416 Polk
Mullane Timothy J., laborer, r. 45 Belcher
Mullaney Anthony, boilermaker, r. 213 Cortland A\
MuUaney Catherine, widow, r. 213 Cortland Av
Mullaney James, brassflnisher, r. 213 Cortland A\
Mullaney James A. , carpenter, r. 305 Elizabeth
Mullaney Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 2634 Sutter
Mullaney John, bricklayer, r. 1604^ San Carlos Av
Mullaney John, marble'cutter, r. 1041 Nineteenth
Mullaney Michael, shoemaker, r. 315 Fifth
MullaneV Patrick, boilermaker, r. 213 Cortland Av
Mullaney Patrick D., marble yard, Holy Cross Cenieter\
r. 419 Third
Mullaney Thomas, bricklayer, r. 160tJ San Carlos Av
Mullaney WilHam H., stonecutter, r. 113i Lily Av
Ml'LLANV. tiRA!«T A CI'SHING (Michael Mul-
lany, William Giant and Charles S. Cushing)
attorneys at law, 104 Sutter
Mullany James (James Mullaney & Co.), r. 5 Clementina
Mullany James Mrs., widow, r. 5 Clementina
Mullany James & Co. (James Mullany) coal dealers, 2r>it
First
Mullany Michael (Gross & Mullany) r. 534 Fulton
MIXLANl' MICH.4EL (Mullany, Grant & Cushing)
r. 1212 Twentv-ftrst
Mullany Patrick (Laver& Mullany) r. 810 T\venty-first
Mullany Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co. , r. 810
Twenty-first
Mullany & O'Keefe (Jerry O'Keefe) coal dealers, 1317
Pine, r. 2 Vincent
MuUarkey John, laborer, r. 16 Minnesota
Mullarky Eugene, apprentice Charles Klein, r. 4 Clemen-
tina'
MuUarky Patrick, laborer, r. Eighteenth Av South ni-
Railroad Av
Mullee James, laborer, r. 167 Perry
Mullee James H", laborer, r. 329i Ritch
Mullee Thomas F., clerk, r. 167 Perry
Mulleh Henry, bartender, r. 1147 Harrison
Mullen A., riveter, r. New Continental Hotel
Mullen Annie, domestic 1616 Sacramento
Mullen Annie, domestic 2323 Sutter
Mullen Benjamin, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Mullen Bernard F., boilermaker, r. 1429 Twenty-third
Mullen Bernard, laborer, r. 25 Maple Court
Mullen Cliarles, carjjenter, r. 1311 Scott
Mullen Charles, carpenter, r. 2617 Sacramento
Mullen D., clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r. 627 Locust
Av
Mullen Daniel, laborer, r. 740 Harrison
Mullen Daniel, lineman Am. Dist. Tel Co., r. 525 Linden
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Mullen Daniel, machim'st, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av ^™^
Mullen Daniel J., molder Western Foundry-, r. 512 "jj^^
Howard ^^3
Mullen D. J., oiler, r. 30 Tehama . ^^_a
Mullen Edward, teamster, r. 308 Union ^^b^^
Mullen Edward P., farmer, r.917i Mission ' _ '*
Mullen Frank, boilermaker, r. 213 Cortland Ay i^^O
Mullen Hannah, domestic 2031 California ,— ^m
Mullen Henry T., molder, r. 746 Howard m^^^
-Mullen James, coalpasser stmr City of Puebla
Mullen James, hostler, r. 2611 Bush
Mullen James, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel |^^^*
Mullen James, painter, r. 814 Ellis |^^^^
Mullen James, pressman, r. 1315 Union ^^^"
Mullen James, shoemaker, r. 20 Hunt ^^^P
.Mullen James W., with Redington & Co., r. The Beres- ^m^^
ford >■ ■ <
•Mullen J. Franklin, stenograper Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co.,r. 922b Sutter
.Mullen J. J. , attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Mullen Johanna, domestic 2910 Bush
Mullen John, r. 1032 Broadway
Mullen John, boxmaker, r. 265 Clara
Mullen John, carpenter, r. 415 Twenty-seventh
Mullen John, clerk, r. 31 Fell
Mullen John, laborer, r. \^ Laurel PI
Mullen John, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Mullen John, teamster, r. Alms House
.Mullen John C, laborer, r. 746 Howard
Mullen John C, stereotyjjer, r. 1223 Kearny
Mullen John D. , shoemaker, r. 522 Sutter
Mullen John E., inspector Ctistom House, r. 513 Post
Mullen John F., atton ey at law, 511 Montgomery, v.
471i Dore
Mullen John F., clerk Thomas Mullen, r. 746 Howard
Mullen John F., laborer, r. 24J Gilbert
Mullen John F., wood aud coal, 46 Ridley, r. 42 Ridley
.Mullen John J., cement worker, r. 423 Bush
.Mullen Jt'hn S., laborer, r. 1182 Harrison
Mullen John T., r. 20 Hunt
Mullen Kate Mrs., r. 215 Poik
Mullen Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 525 Golden Gate Av
Mullen Margaret A., widow, r, 1735 Broadway
.Mullen Mary, domestic Russ House
.Mullen Mary, widow, r. 108i Shipley
.Mullen Mary C, paper box maker, r. 20 Hunt
JluUen Mary E. , widow, r. 410 Tehama
JIullen Michael, salesman, r. 47 j Dore
.Mullen Patrick, blacksmith, r. 233 Clara
.Mullen Patrick, foreman, r. 411 Tliird Av
Mullen Patrick, laborer, r. 514 East
Mullen Patrick J., watchman, i-. 818 Douglass
Mullen Peter, horseshoer, r. 1519 California
Mullen Sarah Mrs., r. 1607 Webster
Mullen Sarah A., paper box maker, r. 20 Hunt
Mullen Thomas, wood and coal, 904 Howard, r. 746
Howard
.Mullen Thomas, longshoreman, r. 445 Jessie
Mullen Thomas 0., clerk, r. 308 Union
.Mullen William, engineer, r. />urora nr Silver Av
Sif Mullen. See Mullan, Mulliti and Mullins
.MuUender David, photographer, r. 194 Noe
Mullender Joseph F., photographer, r. 194 Noe
Mullender William J., policeman, r 194 Noe
.Mullens May J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 925 O'Farrell
Mullen Adolph, clerk Anglo Cailifornia Bank, r. Twenty-
eighth and Dolores
ilullen Adolph Mrs., widow, 464 Eighteenth ' ,
.Mullen Adolph B., deckhand, r. 1140 Noe © '
.MuUer Albert A., musician, r. 110 Fourteenth si •
Muller Albert H., bakerv, 840 Seventeenth *" '
Muller Alvin C , clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
13-26 Stanyan
Muller .\melia L. Miss, stenographer Mrs. Jessie B.
Madery, r. Oakland
Muller Anna D. , widow, r. 1326 Stanyan
.Muller August (Muller & < )lender) r. Bay View
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-Muller August, boots and shoes, 527i Montgomerj- Av
MuUer August, butcher, r. 1217 Scott
Muller August, carpenter, r. E s Athens nr Silver At
Muller August, plumber Schuster Bros.
Muller August C. F. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor Twenty-
eighth and Dolores
.MILLER AietST H., assistant secretary The Ger-
man Savings and Loan Society, 526 California, r. XE
cor Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Muller August J., fireman Charles G. Bennett & C<>., r.
1331 Florida
Muller Bridget, r. 27 Louisa
Muller Carl, butcher, 423 Larkin, r. 1638 Sacramento
Muiler Carl, cigarraaker, r. 113 Morris Av
Muller Carl (Bassen & Muller) r. 1179 Mission
.Mulier Carl, taUor, r. 119 J Leavenworth, rear
Muller Carl A., clerk, r. 1326 Stanyan
Muller Carrie E. Mrs., patentee and agent, r. 1132 Stev-
enson
Muller Casper, millhand Deming- Palmer Milling Co., r.
208 Drumm
Muller Charles, brassfinisher W'hj-te & De Rome, r. 232
Langton
-Muller Charles, carj^enter, r. 146 Eleventh
-Muller Charles, draughtsman, r. 608 Sacrament"
-Muller Charles, jeweler, 112 Kearny, r. 735 Ellis
Muller Charles, molder, r. 459 Clementina
Muller Charles, waiter, r. 1109 Pacific
-Muller Charles A., bartender, r. 23 Market
.Muller Charles F., carjienter, r. XE cor Twenty -eighth
and Dolores
Mulle. Charles F., undertaker, r. 957 Mission
Muller Charles J., asst bookkeejier Hawley Bros." Hard-
ware Co. , r. 1024 Washington
Muller Charles L. , hoxmaker, r. 13:i Fourteenth
-Muller Christian, c mpositor Louis Roesch Co., r. 321
O'Farrell
Muller Christian, optician, 824 Market, r. 218 Haight
Muller C. J., r. 415 .Jones
Muller C. W., stationery, 211 J Sixth
Muller Dora M. , domestic 2514a Clav
.HTLLER EDn'ARD P., sign painter, 407 Hyde
Muller Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 2598 Howard
Muller Etta Mrs. , r. 10(54 Howard
Muller Eugene, butcher, r. 310 Folsom
Muller Fr C, student, r. 1439 OTarrell
Muller Frank (Muller & Koenig) r. 1413 Harrison
Muller Frank, sh(iemaker, 244 Sutter, r. 7 William
Mu ler P'rank, waiter, r. 243 Minna
Muller Frank, engineer, r. 498 Fourth
Muller Fred, bartender, r. 122 Cumberland
Muller Fred, candymaker, r. 1331 Florida
Muller Fred, carpenter, r. 76 Brosnan
Muller Fred C, manager A. Finke's Widow, r. 619 Va-
lencia
Muller Frederick, butcher, r. 1603 J San Carlos Av
Muller Frederick, ("river, r. 238 Fourteenth
Muller Frederick, salesman (i. M.Agnew, r. 101 Minna
Muller Frederick, teamster, r. 1540 Eddy
Muller Freii
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>rter. r. i;(i9 F.iurtl
MULLER FREDERICK P., «„.„.
seal sacdues djeu and relilt«'d,ii3 Kearny,
r. Alameda
Muller Frederick W., president San .loaquin Brick Co..
r. Stockton
Muller Fred V., cook, r. 204} Xinrh
Muller George, blacksmith's heli>er, r. 948 Harrison
Muller George, cook, r. 407 Hy(le
.Muller George, draughtsman V. S. Xaval C<^nstruction
Office, r. 407 Hyde
Muller George, engineer, r. 1214 Larkin
Muller (^orge, motlelniiiker Electrical Supply Co., r.
5361 Xatonia
Muller (Jeorge A., foreman Eagle Cracker and Biscuit
Co.. r. 1 Rondell PI
Muller George F.. jeweler. 434 Montgomery Av
Muller George L., fireman John Wieland Brewerj-, r. 1211
Kearnv
MILLER GERHARD (Eagle Cracker and Biscuit
Co.)r. 1503 Mission
Muller Gertrude, wkiow, r. llOi Oak
Muller Gus, bartender John Dellamonica
Muller H., bartender, r. Golden West Hotel
Muller H. Jr., with SV. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1623 Turk
.MILLER H. <t: CO. (Henry Muller and Cteorge M.
Ahrens) wines and liquors, SE cor Fremont and
Howard
.Muller Hans, carpenter, r. 237 Minna
Muller Harry, bartender, r. 1205 Dujiont
Muller Henrv-, carpenter, r. 149J Fair Oaks
Muller Henrj-, clerk Wiester & Co., r.l33 Fourteenth
Muller Henrj, groceries, S\V cor Fifth and Harrison, r.
33_t Oak Grove Av
-Muller Henry, groceries and liquors. 1701 Devisadero
MuUer Henrj- (H. Muller & Co.) r. 201 Fremont
.Muller Henry (Goetjen & Muller) r. 324J Nineteenth
Muller Henr>-, piano tuner, r. Hughes House
Muller Henry, shoemaker, 89 N'inth, r. 925 Minna
Muller HenrvF. A. lamplighter, r. 1140 Xoe
.Muller Henrv J., foreman, r. .=i60 Minna
MULLER HERMAN, .,.„. ...„
and repairer, ori-liestra string instrn-
nients, zithers in varioii.s forms and finish
made to order, i Latliam PI, otT .Mason bet
Ellis and O'Farrell
Muller Herman F., paperhanger, 407 Hyde
Muller Hermann, waiter, r. 6 Montgomerj- Court
Muller Hermann, laborer, r. 20 Williamson
Muller Hermann C, groc-eries, XE cor Waller and Fill-
more, r 204 Fillmore
Muller Hermann F., receiving teller The CJerman .Sav-
ings and Loan Societv. r. 464 Eighteenth
Muller H. G., clerk, r. 33 S:.icth
-MuUer Hyman, barber, r. 31 Russ
.MuUer Irene Miss, r. 2048 Jones
.MuUer Jacob (HolzmuUer & Muller) r. 13 John
Muller Jacob, machinist, r. 83 Caselli Av
.MuUer John, r. 653 Minna
-MuUer John, bartender, r. 409 Pacific
Muller John, basketmaker, r. M Russ
.MILLER .lOH.^'. butcher, 13-14 California Market, r.
407 Powell
Muller John, woodcarver. r. 709 Mission
Muller John B., laborer, r. 804 Humboldt
-MuUer Jt)hn F., laborer, r. 1182 Howard
Muller John H. (Eggers, Gould & Co.)r. 35 Lafayette
Muller John H. W., baker, r. 104 Eleventh
Muller John J., gardener, r. 2610 Geary
Muller John P., bookkeeper J. R. Han'ify, r. Oakland
Muller Joseph, actor, r. 31 Russ
Muller Joseph, •-. 1929 Gearj-
Muller Joseph Jr., clerk Edward J. McCutchen, r. 1929
Gearj-
-Muller Joseph, shiiemaker, r. Ocean House Road nr La-
guna Honda
MuUer Josei)h H., machinist, r. 164 Clara
MuUer Julius, cook, r. 1315 Page
Muller Louis, butcher, r. 4i Xewell
Mul er Louis, butcher, S\V cor .Scott and Oak, r. *V2
Scott
MuUer Louis, butcher, r. 510 Castro
Muller Ludviig, tailor, r. 523 Pacific
Muller Ma-v. widow, r. 179 Minna
MuUer Marv , widow, r. 1217 Scott
Muller Man,-, widow, r. 1331 Flo.ida
Muller Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2404 Sutter
Muller Max, beer bottler, r. 8171 Hampshire
.MuUer Max, carpsnter, r. 76 Brosnan
Muller Mever, clerk, r. 31 Russ
Muller Minnie, domestic 1726 Ellis
Muller Morris, traveling salesman, r. 31 Russ
MuUer Xiirolai, pilot stmr Mt. Eden
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINUS OF STMT and SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rocl( and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SftlH FRftNGISGO 6f\LL
THE FITTZ CURE
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Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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MuUer Otto J., physician, 1532 Eddy
Muller Patrick, r. 818 Douglass
Muller Peter, laborer, r. 240 Greenwich
MuUer Peter M., driver, r. 1132 Stevenson
Muller Philiii, manager Con>uniers Yeast and Vinegar
Wks, 318 Battery, r. 525 Jersey
Muller Philip (J., printer, r. 133 Fourteenth
Muller Reinhold, book and news agent, 410 Kearny, r.
1425 Washington
Muller Kobert H. Mrs., r. 1112 Elm Av
Muller Rudolph, carpenter, r. 242 Sunnyside Av
Muller Rudolph, clerk, r. 1208 Clay
Muller Rudolph (Lorenz & MuUer) r. 8 Sumner
Muller Samuel, glazier, r. 31 Russ
Muller Sarab, scenic artist, r. 31 Kuss
Muller Sene, r. 1014d Washington
Muller Ulrich, cellannan Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 322i
Tehama
Muller Walter A., wholesale millinery and straw goods,
223 Kearny, r. Alameda
Muller W. Antone, contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. SW cor York and Twenty-secoi d
Muller W. H., musician Tivoli Opera House, r. Alameda
Muller William, baker, r. 1319 Folsom
Muller William, clerk, r. 610b Bush
Muller William, electrician, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Muller William, Gennan produce, 411 Fourth
Muller William F., carpenter, r. 502 Twenty-second
Muller k Koenig (Frank Muller and George Koenig) pork
Ijackers, 15-lti California Market
■y Muller. See Miller, MoUer, Moeler and Mueller
Mullering August, driver, r. 106 Twenty -first
Mullery Jennie, domestic 1509 Webster
Mullery Nicholas R., carrier Post Office, r. Alameda
Mullhaupt Rudolph (MuUhaupt & Brinkman) r. 416
Dupont
Mullhaupt & Brinkman (Rndolph Mullhaupt and Fred-
erick Brinkman) liquors, 416 Dupont
Mullholland Frank, laborer, r. Alms House
Mulligan Albert, fireman, r. 105 Clark
Mulligan Alexander O. (George Morrow & Co.) r. 1326
California
Mulligan Andrew P., ironworker, r. 1629 Hyde
Mulligan Arthur P., physician, office and r. 1206 Market
.HIILLICiAN E. L1>'IK«S10M, physician and bur-
geon, office ond r. 5 Liberty
Mulligan Eugene, mttal gilder, r. 625 Minna
Mulligan Francis, molder, r. 1205 Golden Gate Av
Mulligan Henry, trackman Truck 2, r. 427 Broadway
Mulligan James, fireman stmr ITmatilla
Mulligan James E., helper, r. 425^ Broadway
Mulligan James F., suiierintendent O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 2628 Folsom
Mulligan James H., upholsterer, r. 320 Myrtle Av
Mulligan John, painter, r. 1216 Union
Mulligan John, painter, r. 29 Hawthorne
Mulligan Joseph F., team ter, r. 1629 Hyde
Mulligan Maria M. Mrs., r. 2337b Mission
Mulligan Mary, domestic r. Alms House
Mulligan O., nay and gruin, 1326 California
Mulligan Patrick, ironmolder, r. 29 Hawthorne
Mulligan Patrick, ironmolder, r. 1011 Minnesota
Mulligan Patrick, steel worker, r. 501 Mapa
MILLI0.4.\ PATRICK E. Rev., secretary Rev.
Archbishop Riordan, r. 1 122 Eddy
Mullia-an Peter, plumber, r. 29 Hawthorne
Mulligan Peter, r. 1629 Hyde
Mulligan Theresa, domestic, r. 24 Russ
Mulligan Thomas, laborer, r. 1373 Oak
.MuUiken Mary L., widow, r. 114 Jones
MuUin Annie Miss, ironer, r. 143 Erie
Mullin Bern ird, laborer, r. 528 Folsom
Mullin Bernard J., horseshoer, r 143 Erie
Mullin Bridget, widow, r. 143 Erie
Mullin Charles, r. 552 Church
Mullin Charles, laborer, r. 134 Franci^"co
Mullin Cliarles, driver, r. 11 19 J Stevenson
Mullin Charles Jr., clerk, r. 134 Francisco
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^T^RKEX STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Pal.^ce Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty
Fredericksbiir^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE
STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Mullin Daniel, teamster, r. 143 Erie
Mullin Denis, clerk, r. 627 Locust Av
Mullin Dennis, bartender, r. 13 Chesley
Mullin Edwin (Gutman & Mullin) r. 220 OTarrell
Mullin Ellen D., widow, groceries, 35 Louisa
Mullin Frank, driver, r. 1211 Fillmore
MnUin Frank D.. driver, r. 143 Erie
.Mullin George, clerk, r. 93i Silver
Mullin George A., clerk, r. 2203 Broderick
Mullin James P., machinist, r. 1602 Steiner
Mullin John, r. 20^ Bluxome
.Mullin John, lumberman, r. 346 Fourth
Mulhn John, policeman, r. 617 Valencia
Mullin John A., blacksmith, r. 1721 Sacramento
Mullin Kate, domestic 3007 Jackson
Mullin Kate, widow, r. Oriel Hotel
Mullin Katie, shoefitterr. 134 Francisco
Mullin Mark, laborer, r. 643 Folsom
Mullin Mary, domestic 1118 Jackson
Mullin Mary Miss, r. 637 Locust Av
.Mullin May, widow, r. 4 Noe
Mullin Michael, liquors, 650 Sacramento
Mullin Patrick, r. 619 J Brannan
Mullin Patrick, coachman, r. 1520 Post
Mullin Patrick, liquors, 1347 Twenty-sixth
Mullin Robert E., ftair builder, r. 1602 Steiner
Mullin Thomas F., plerk, r. 915 Union
Mullin Thomas J., teamster, r. 648 Stevenson
«^ Mullin. See Mullan, Mullen and Mullins
Mullins Armand G., candjTiiaker Burdick Bros. & Co.
Mullins C. F., finisher, r. 1.500 Folsom
.ni'LLlNS ('H.4RLES F., manager Commercial
Lnion Assurance Co., Limited (of London) 301 Cali-
fornia, r. 1809 Gough
Mullins Cornelius F., painter, r. 13 Chesle.v
Mullins Cornelius L., engineer, r. SE cor Twenty-second
and Alabama
Mullins Delia, domestic 1807 Laguna
Mullins Dennis A., property man, r. 13 Chesley
Mullins Edward, r. 925 O'Farrell
Mullins George, pressman, r. 1219 Kearny
Mullins John, laborer, r. Alms House
Mullins John, laborer, r. 20J Bluxome
Mullins John, teamster, r. 3 Homer
Mullins JohnH., machinist, r. 13 Chesley
Mullins John P., foreman, r. SE cor Twentysecond and
Alabama
Mullins John W., carpenter, r. 130b Twenty-sixth
Mullins Mamie Miss, printer, r. 528 Folsom
Mullins May, widow, r. 13 Chesley
Mnllins Michael, teamster, r. 3 Homer
.Mullins Morgan, groceries and liquois, SE cor Twenty-
second and Alabama
Mullins Robert J. , engineer, r. 13 Chesley
Mullins I honias, laborer, r. S s Twenty-third nr Ver
niont
Mullins Tliomas, laborer, r. 260 Jersey
Mullins Thomas J., carpenter, r. 260 Jersey
Mullins Thomas J., carrier Post Office, r. 716 Stockton
Mullins William, shipping clerk Hills Bros., r. 1 Sheri-
dan
Mullins William F., woolsorter. r. SE cor Twenty-second
and Alabama
tS" Mullins. See MviUen, Mullens and Mullin
.MuUo D. J., gardener, r. 205 Bryant
Mullo Jame-", barber, r. 1045 Market
MuUownev Maggie, clerk, r. 39J Clara
Mullowney William, r. 39.i Clara
Mulloy Charles, butcher, r. 412 Eureka
Mulloy Charles W,. teamster, r. 1321 Golden Gate Av
Mullo'\- Daniel, laborer, r. 412 Eureka
Mullov Ella F. Miss, operator, r. 1321 Golden Gate Av
Mulloy Kate M., widow, r. 1321 Golden Gate Av
SS' Mulloy. See Malloy and Molloy
Mulot Clement, washer, r. 2490 Howard
Mulqueeny James, laborer, r. 2611 Post
-Mulrain Angelo, driver, r. Ill Collingwood
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Mulraiii Lawrence F., waiter, r. 317 Jessie
Mulreauy George, groceries and liquors, 2040 Brj-aiit
Mulrenin Edward M., clerk Nathaniel T. Coulson, r. 942
Twentieth
Mulrenin E. F., bartender, r. 006 Twenty-third
Mulrenin Patrick N. , ironfounder, r. 942 Twentieth
Mulrenin William L., plumber, r. 906 Twentj-third
Mulrey James P., carriage painter, r. 18 Victor
Mulronev Edward, longshoreman, r 1007 Montgomery
Av '
Mulroney Edward Jr. carrier Examiner, r. 1007 Mont-
gomery Av
Mulronev Mar\- E. Miss, laundress, r. 1007 Montgomer\
Av '
Mulronev Richard, buyer, r. 1924 Sutter
Mulstay 'Patrick, r. 818 Fifteenth
Multner Fredolin, real estate, r. 322 Eleventh Av
Mulvaney James, laborer, r. 909 McAllister
Mulvaney John, clamdigger, r. Twenty-ninth Av South
Mulvi^ny Alfred L., salesman, r. 1234 Twenty -sixth
Mulvany Bart, jeweler, r. 62 Everett
Mulvany Catherine Mrs., r. 1334 Twenty-sixth
Mulvany John J., salesman, r. 736i Grove
Mulvany Margaret, widow, r. 62 Everett
Mulvenna Felix, laborer, r. 1111 Tennessee
Mul\ey Booth C, stationery, 2331 Mission
Mulvey Annie S., widow, r. 933 Sutter
Mulvey John, molder, r. 61 South Park
Mulvev Joseph carriage painter Larkins & Co.
Mulve\- Thomas, boilemiaker, r. 3003 Webster
Mulvev Thomas S., clerk, r. 933 Sutter
Mulviiiill Harry, solicitor, r. 230 Fifth
Mulvihill Harry Mrs., lodgings, 230 Fifth
Muh ihill James, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Mulvihill Margaret Mrs., piano dept The J. Dewing Co.,
r. 230 Fifrh
Mulvihill Patrick, foreman G. B. Demartini, r. 19 Chesley
Mulvihill Thomas, woolsorter, r. 534 Minna
Mulvihill Timothy, laborer, r. 29 Academy
JIulvihill William, compositor, r. 19 Chesley
JIulville Daniel F., plasterer, office 16 Post, r. 20 Fair
Oaks
Mulville Edward W., motonnan, r. 20 Hampton PI
Mulvin William, cashier Warren D. Wilson, r. 22 Rondell
PI
Miimaugh John S., clerk Firemans Fund Insurance Co..
r. 325 O'Farrell
Mumhack Annie, domestic 2412 Clay
.Mumford John V., purcha-sing agent, 23-25 California.
r. 1713 California
Muuini Delia Mrs., r. 13 Douglass
Mumma Wilnier, law student, r. 14 McAllister
Mumf)hrey Edmund, pressman, r. 618 Harrison
.M\m Herman, laborer, r. Bay View
Munay Michael, baker, r. 214 Chestnut
.Munce William M. Rev., missionarj-, r. 343 Beale
Muiicey William G., groceries, SE cor Twentv-secoiul
mid Shotwell
Mmich Edwin S. (E. S. Munch & Co.) r. 1108 Brjant
Munch E. S. & Co. (Edwin S. Mmich and John B. Tatei
patent cookin? utensils, 1108 Bryant
Munch John B., bakery, 208 Twelfth
Munch Joseph, shoemaker, 604J Mission
Munch Robert, civil engineer, r. 417 Green
g:S' Munck. See Monck
Mund Henry C, jeweler, 120 Sutter
.Mund Jacob, clerk Stein, Simon & Co. , r. 31 Willow Av
Mund R. C. Mrs., r. 1318| Harrison
Mund Solomon, merchant, r. 31 Willow Av
Mtind William, watchmaker and jeweler, 201 OTarrell,
r. 1212b Larkin
Muuday Leonard, cable splicer, r. 7 Frankfort Av
Munday Peter, laborer, r. 436 Seventh
Mundegle Joseph, blacksmith, r. 16 Circular Av
Mundegle William P., plumber, r. 16 Circluar Av
Munder Emil shipcarpenter, r. Fifth Av South and I
Munder Hugo, clerk Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. NE cor Fifth
Av and I
Munder H. W., r. 434J Jessie
Munder William, marine ways, Fifth Av South and I
Mundler Alphonse, machini>t, r. 428 Broadway
Mundt Adolph, dn- goods, W s Railroad Av bet Eleveutli
and Twelfth Avs South
Mundt Frank A., clerk J. Gundlach & Co., r. 326 San-
chez
Mundwyler Frederick, laborer, r. 236 Clara
Mundwyler Frederick, musician Tivoli Opera House, r.
Murphy Bldg, room 31
Mundwyler J. L., musician Tivoli Opera House, r. Ala-
meda
Mundwyler John J., musician, r. Murphy Bldg, room 34
Mundy James H. (Jonjes, Mundy & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Mundy Patrick, laborer r. Shasta
Mundy Peter, galvanizer, r. 301 Michigan
Munford John V., r. 1713 California
Munga Ricco, cook, r. 17 Jasper PI
Mungenast Joseph, stove mounter, r. 185 Perry
Munger Edward M., manager Wine Dept, University
Club
Munger George H. , r. 131 Fourth
Mungoven Joseph D., waiter, r. 466 Minna, rear
.HIIXICH ASSIR.4XC"E CO. Oi«uit«d) (of Munich)
Gutte & Frank, managers Pacific Coast Department,
303 California
-Municipal and State Conventions Guide, Donald Bruce
publisher, 536 Clav
NLiMCIPAL BUUGL.IR AL.4RM CO., James B.
Gill superintendent, 206 Kearny, rooms 8-9
Municipal Loan Office, M. Shirpser manager, 57 Crocker
Bldg
Munier August C, with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1148
Guerrero
MUNIER JOSEPH \., proprietor Occidental Res-
taurant, r. 1148 Guerrero
.Munk Christopher, cellarman, r. 22 Siljer
Munk Frederick, driver, r. 1359| Minnli
Ml'XK RICHARD, printer. 805 Mission
Munn Euclid, woodworker, r. 18 Langton
Munii John E., butcher, r. 1318 Fell
Munn Loraza, hostler, r. 128i Fern Av
Munn Robert F., salesman Macdonald Cracker and Tea
Co., r. 1816b Howard
Munn W'illiam, cannery superintendent Alaska Packers'
Association, 308 Market
Munnekee Abel J., gripman, r. 1625 Leavenworth
Munnekee David J., grinman, r. 1328 Polk
Munnich W. H., r. 616 Geary
Munns William, carpenter, r. 103 Cumberland
Munoz A., musician, r. 1330 Stockton
Munoz Da%1d, importer and dealer Mexican novelties,
204 Post
Munoz Manuel, laborer, r. 5 Salmon
Munro Alice B., widow, r. 528 Ellis
Munro Colin, r. 1319 Fols .m
Munro David, r. 558 Folsom
Munro Donald, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Munro Duncan Rev., r. Royal House
Munro Duncan, laborer, r. 1427 Eighteenth Av South
Munro Duncan M., civil and mining engineer, 511 Cali-
fornia, room 79, r. Sausalito
Munro Eva Miss, milliner, r. 528 Ellis
Munro George L. , carpenter, r. 933J Sinchez
Munro Ida A., typewriter, r. 211 Third Av
Munro J. din M., engineer, r. 205 Nineteenth
Munn. Marv V. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 211 Third Av
Munro Neil", oiler, r. 1822 Hyde
JIunro Reuben, refrigerator builder, r. 77 California Av
Munro Robert, marine enu'ineer, r. 9 Mis-ion
Munro Robert R., Post Office inspector in charge, 7Sc
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 4th floor, r 615 Seventeenth
Munro Roderick, ]>orter, 348 Fremont
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mm OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC.?.!.r„';"M^.°r.!J-
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Munro Thomas A., foreman Golden Gate Kark, r. -21
Chapultejiec
Muiiro's Hotel, 35 Stanford
Munroe Dwlght B , carjjenter, r. 22 Johnston Av
Jlunroe George, seaman, r. Alms House
Munroe George K. (Hayes, Smith & Co. Plating Wks) r.
1126 Seventeenth
Munroe Hugh, blacksmith, r. 1822 Hyde
Munroe J., laborer, r. 28034 Howard
Munroe J. F., fireman, r. 2804 Sixteenth
.Munroe John, butcher, r. 1822 Hyde
.Munroe Thomas W., machinist, r. SW cor Coso Av and
Cherubu.sco
Munroe William H., stableman, r. 417 Baker
jg" .Munroe. See Munro and Monroe
MuniKh Alphonse, with John C. Fitschen, r. 1025 Post
nrWHELL J.4.NRA Jr., general agent Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance Co. (of New Jersey) 415 Mont-
gomery, r. 1665 Webster, Oakland
-Munsen Martin, seaman strar Progreso
Munsey W. B., electrician, r. Golden Gate Hotel
-Munso Charles C, bakerj', 1109S Sutter
Munson Albert, reporter Call, r. 605 Clay
Munson Arthur K., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Munson Bertha, domestic 1405 Tavlor
.Munson Charles C, r. 1238 Bush '
.Munson Daniel T., soapmaker, r. 223 Twenty-fourth
.Munson David L., clerk, r. 1943 Howard
-Munson Edmund, jwrter Heller, Bachman & Co., r
Berkeley
Munson Edwin W., compositor, r. 927 Haight
Munson Grant L., compositor, r. 92" Haight
.Munson Helen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 22 Abbotsford
ilunfon Henry P., millwTight, r. 560 Howard
Munson John .Mrs. , widow, furnished rocmis, 1055 .Mis-
sion
Munson Lizzie S., widow, r. 927 Haight
.Munson Lucv M. Miss, bookkeeper Hicks-Judd Co., r
927 Haight
-Munson Margaret, widow, r. 1300 Pine
Munson School of Shorthand and Typewriting, Mifs
Maria E. Phillips principal. Young Men's Christian
.Association Bldg, room 6
-Munson Willard E., printer, r. 927 Haight
iW Munson. See Monson
-Vlunson's Stenographic IiiStitute, Emma P. Frew and
Edith C. McNally proprietors, 43 Mills Bldg, Stli
floor
Mimstay Patrick, r. 818 Sixteenth
.Munster Henrj-, carpenter, r. 983 Harrison
Munster Henrj', i)jcker, r. 24 Hawthorne
.Munster Herman!), plumber, r. 983 Harrison
-Munster John, presshand, r. 1 Crooks
-Munster John H., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 2140 O'Farrell
-Munster Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. .303^ Turk
.Muntar Bertha Mrs., furnished rooms, 615 Van Ness Av
Muntee Joseph, picture-frames and glass, 1047 Folsom
Mimt«r -\., motorman, r. 9 Day
-Minitt;r Charles, baker, r. 126 Juniper
.Munter (Charles, r. 610 Hyde
.Munter Emil, waiter, r. 519 Sacramento
Munter Henrj', liquors, r. 1515 Broderick
.Munter John A., motorman, r. 9 Day
.Munter Joseph, jncture dealer, 104 Folsom
-Munter Meyer, cigarmaker, r. 1047 Folsom
Munthe Daniel P., clerk San Francisco Lumber Co., r.,
.\lameda
Muiitigt Joseph, blacksmith, r. 16 Circular Av
.Muntz B. F., r. 602 Precita Av
.Muntz John, tailor, J. R. Smith & Co., r. Alameda
.Muntz William D., stenographer, r San Leandm
.Munz Christian, haker, r. 445 Natoma
.Munz Gottlieb, baker, r. 336 Tliird
Munz Philip, baker, r. 164 Tehama
.Munzebrock Albert, jwrter, r. 22 Hanover PI
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR
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GERMAN MINERAL WATER
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ALL /^ATIOMS DRI/NK
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
.Munzenmaier Frederick (Schomaker & Munzenmaier) r.
425 Broderick
Munzennuer G., brewer, r. 568 Mission
Muraski Leon, laiborer, r. 735 Brannan
Murasky Bernard laborer, r. 13 Washingtcm Av
Murasky Frank J. (Murasky & Smith) r. 1328 Page
Murasky James, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
.Murasky Rebecca Miss, finisher, r. 1210 O'Farrell
Murasky WiUiam, diiver, r. 718 Franklin
Murasky William F., carriage factory 1148 Mission, r.
219 Pierce
-Murasky & Smith (Frank J Murasky and James F.
Smith) attorneys at law, 331 Phelan Bldg
Murat Emile, cook, r. 511 Filbert
Murat Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 511 Filbert
Murch John H. (.Murch & Gray) r. 27c Noe
Murch Leonard L., conductor, r. 1434 Broadway
Murch Louis A., collector Wakelee & Co., r. •.;7c Noe
Murch -Mary-Lit rite .\.., widow, r. 1434 Broadway
IVIURCn & GRAY (lobn h. north
and J. -iirred Oray) iiiannrarturer.<i tools,
presses, dies. Mire working and special
machinery, 509-509 1.3 -Vllsslon
Murchel Albert, comi>ositor, r. 713a O'Farrell
Murchie James H. , mechanical engineer, r. 1700 Sacra-
mento
.Murchison .James S. , engineer, r. 1700 Sacramento
Murchison Peter S., master schr Fannie Adele, Pier .'>
Steuart
.Murchison Roderick, master mariner, r. 514 Sacramento
Murden Daniel E., silversmith, r. 226a McAllister
Murdoch Edward, teamster, r. 248 Tehama
-Murdoch J. Stuart, bookkeeper Lowry & Steller, r. 814c
Green
Murdoch Louisa J. Mrs., teacher music, 814c Green
Murdoch Rose Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
r. 814c Green
Murdoch Viola Miss, r. 1715 Polk
Murdoch William B., mining exi)ert, office 330 Pine, r
814c Green ' '
.WURDOC'H niLLI.i.n <■., manager Pacific Coast
Savings Society, 805 Market, r. Pacific Union Club
Murdoch William C. operator Western Union Tel Co.
r. 1003 Washington
Murdock -\lbert printer, r. 332 Thirtieth
.MI^RDOt'K €. A. <t €0. (incorporated) C. L. Ci-ack-
bon president, C. A. Murdock >ecretarj' and treas-
urer, book and job printers, 532 Clay, Telephone
Main 1397
Murdock Charles, boilennaker, r. 332 Thirtieth
nilRDOCK l'HAKLE»» A., secretary and treasurer
C. A. Murdock & Co. 532 Clay, r. 2710 Scott
Murdock Charlotte D., widow, r. 2424 Fillmore
Murdock Claude, musician, r. 2.36 O'Farrell
Murdock Ed A in F. (Power & Murdock), r. 117 Perrv
Oakland ' '
Murdock Eleanor, widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 105
Ridley
Murdock George H. (Swain & Murdock) r. Alameda
Ml'RDOCK GEORGE I., groceries and liquors, NW
cor. Greenwich and Taylor
Murdock Isaiah, brass molder, r. 411 Bryant
Murdock James, laborer, r. 714 Tehama
Murdock James W., conductor, r. 16 Glover
Murdock John, carpenter, r. 74 Natoma
Murdock Joseph E., painter, r. 136 Sixth
Murdock Robert, engineer, r. 1313 Sansome
Murdock Thomas W. , furniture worker, r. 740 Folsom
Murdock Walter J., funiiture worker, r. 740 Folsom
Murdock W. C. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel St Nicholas
Murdock William E., clerk, r. 1 South Park
Murdock William R., millwright, r. 221 Douglas
Murenfeldt Mary Mrs., cook 1901 Van Ness Av
Murfey Samuel S. Mrs., widow, r. 1614 Washington
Murgatroyd Benjamin, conductor, r. 1521 Larkin
Murhead Thomas, r. Go'den West Hotel
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Muritr Alphoiife, polisher, r. 319 Tehama
Murillo John, fireman stmr San Jose
Murison Elizabeth L. Miss, boarding and day school,
•2234 Pacific Av
Murison George F., cigar dept Goldberg, Bowen & Le-
benbaum, r. 103.5 Post
Murison John McG., clerk, r. 911 Van Ness Av
Murison William A., clerk Occidental Hotel
Murken Albert H., groceries and liquors, 701-703 O I-ar-
rell, r. 701 OTarrell
Murken Metta Miss, r. 618 McAllister
Murker Frederick, clerk Custom House, r. 818b Geary
Murman Nellie M. Miss, bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r.
Oakland , ^
Murman Peter, bookkeeper G. G. Wickson & Co., r.
Berkeley
iierKeie\
Muniane Margaret, widow, r. 9i Garden
,^ MURPHEY WILLIAM L
»ker.
carpenter
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aiul model
Valencia „ ,
Murphev Winfield S., broommaker, r. 141(. \ alencia
Murphv Adam H., general agent Portland Cracker Co.,
r. 2529 Howard ^ ^ ,
Murphy Agnes Miss, saleslady Jacob Fogel, r. 209 Clem-
ent
Murphy Agnes Miss, telegraph operator, r. 842 Hams on
Murphy Albert J. , painter, r. 1805 F. Isom
Murphv Alexander, butcher, r. 521 Minna, rear
Murphv Alfred P., metal roofer, r. 18 Bemice
Murphv Alice, widow, r. 3040 Jackson
ilurphy .\lice Miss, teacher dancing Mowry's (Jjiera-
House, r. 905 Webster .
Murohv Alphonsus, reporter Examiner, r. 2207 Larkni
Murphy Andrew, fireman, r. 414 First
Murphy Ann, widow, dressmaker, 391 Sixth
Murphy Ann, widow, laundress, r. 1618 Folsom
Murjiby Anna, widow, r. 319 Oak
Murphv Anna Mrs., r. 2 Eddy PI ,„ ^.^ „
•Murphy Annette, widow, furnished rooms, 328 O Farrell
Murphy Annette Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 2529 Howard
.Muri)hy Annie, domestic 3402 Clay
Murphv Annie M ss, r. :?35 Nineteenth
Murphy Annie Miss, saleslatly Sanuom.VailiSCo., r. 1803
Howard
Murphy Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. Ik Clyde
Murphy Annie Miss, spinner, r. 18 Georgia
Murphv Annie, widow, r. 30 Natoma
Mun>hy Annie C, dres-smaker Mrs. Helen M. Salient, r.
32i Tenth
Murphv Annie E., "domestic 2124 Pine
Murphv Bartholomew, laborer, r. 9 Wool
Mun)hy Bartholomew, laborer, r. 229 Perrj-, rear
Munihv Bernard, laborer, r. 18 Marj-
Murphy Beniard J., engineer steamer Farralon, r. o2
Second
Murphv Bessie Miss, r. 2529 Howard
Murphv Blrthe A. Miss, r. 328 0'Farrell
Murphy Bridget Mrs., r. 2305 Taylor
Murphy Bridget Mrs., janitress Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1212J Pierce
Mun*y Bridget, widow, r. 23 Clara, rear
Murphv Bridge', widow, r. 115 Silver
Murphy Bridget widow, r. 204 Eighth
Murphv Bridget, widow, r. 2110 Powell
i«Ii:BPHV BIILDI.N'C NE cor Market and Jones
Murphv Catherine, dressmaker, r. 246 Twelfth
Murphv Catherine Miss, with William Lewis tC- Co. , r.
esosTavlor
Mun>hv Catherine Miss, teachei, r. 1214 Turk
Murphv Catherine, widow, r. 213 \ alley
Murphv Catherine, wndow, r. 252s Third
Murphv Catherine, widow, r. 417 Gough
Murphv Catherine, widow, r. 534 Natoma
Murphy Catherine, widow, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy Catherine, widow-
Murphy Charles, biick ma^^on, r. 123 Eddy
Murphy Charles, clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1212.^
Pierce
Murphy Charles, helper, r. 207 Eleventh
Murohv Charies, laborer, r. 1011 Larkin
Murphv Charles, watchman, r. 1200 Greenwich
Murphv Charies F., painter, r. 2808 Geary
Murphy Charles F., teamster, r. 6b Shotwell
Murphy Charles H., cigarmaker, r. 3009a Sixteenth
Murphv Charles H., teacher Pohtechnic High School,
r. 404 Turk
Murphy Cornelius, boilermaker, r. 562 Folsom
Murphy Cornelius, fireman, r. 1308 Vallejo
Murphv Comeliuj', laborer, r. 403 Sierra
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, r. 1035 Minna
Murphv Cornelius C, builder, r. 1927 Green
.Murphv Cornelius J., clerk, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphv Daniel, assi foreman Engine 18, r. 417 Duncan
Murphv Daniel, blacksmith, r. 1328 Church
Murphv Daniel, clerk, r. 407 Clementina
Murphv Daniel, driver, r. 382 Natoma
Murphv Daniel, laborer, r. 23 Clementina
Murphv Daniel, laborer, r. 3212 Steiner
Murphv Dani 1, laborer, r. 104 St. Rose's Av
Murjihv Daniel, messman stmr Colima
Muriihv Daniel, painter, r. 76.^ Brosnan
Murphy Daniel, salesman Johnson & Emigh, r. bi:i
Mason
Murphv Daniel, seaman, r 10 Federal
Munibv Daniel, shoemaker, r. 935 Twenty-sixth
Murphv Daniel, teamster, r. 1138 St«\ enson
Murphv Daniel B., plumber, r. 559^ Minna
Muri)hv Daniel C, engineer, r. 1718 Church
Murphv Daniel D., expressman, r. 677^ Clementina
Murphv Daniel E., shipwright, r. 915 Webster
Murphv Daniel F. , boilermaker, r. 30 Natoma
Murphv Daniel F., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. I, Pearl
Murphv Daniel F., farmer, r. 355 Minna
Munihv Daniel H.. finisher, r. 22i Clinton
M;H*'DvVlET''lJ?:''J.S/'slS^i- Court.
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r. 119 Liberty
Murphv Daniel J., restaurant 149 Seventh
Murphv Daniel L., (M. A. Conklin & Co.> r. 1334 Folsom
Murijhv Daniel T., r. Union Club
Murphv David, laborer, r. 365i Eleventh
Murphy Dav,d, shoemaker 602 Fourth, r. f '.,Third
Murphv David C. B., carrier Post Office, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Delia, domestic 1610 Scott
Murphv De Los, r. 717 Hayes , , .^ v;t*\,
Murphv Dennis (Muri>hy & McBrearty) r. 148 Fifth
Murphy Dennis (Murphy & Scriven) Corbett Road and
MurSv Dennit'barber 1603 H ward, r. 18 Bemice
Murphv Dennis, bartei.der, 155 Fourth
Murphy Dennis, clerk Bella Union Theater, r. 80.>
Murphv D'ennis, contract-r, r. 98U Harrison
Murphy Dennis, hackman, r. 813 Ldly
Murphy Dennis, laborer, r. 11 Polk Lane
Murphv Dennis, laborer, r. 117 Natoma
Murphv Dennis, laundryman. r. 34 l^mnn
MuX Dennis policeman, r. 123 Twenty-second
Mur^hV Dennis, shoefinisher. r. 4311 Clementina
Mun^v Dennis Jr., laborer, I^ 107 Dev.sadero
Mun hv "en°» B.,'capit»list, r ^31 T.ven^'^^cond
Murphy Dennis B., salesman Shea Bocqueraz & Co., r.
107 Devisadero
Murphy Dennis G., driver, r. 539a Nat. jina
Murphy Dennis J. (Pender-ast & M"n'h>) r 125 ivy Ax
Murphy Dennis J., clerk Mahoney K Mahonej, r. 16o4
Muri^hy'Dennis J., groceries and Hquors ^oi Seventh
Murphy Denis J. , laundryman r ^J, Ki11e>
Murphy Dennis J., musician, r. a>w^ard Court
Murphy Dunn Mrs., dressmaker, r. 628i ^ulton
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Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 2524 Post, rear
Murphy Edward, 1 >ng-.shorenian, r. Alms House
Murphy Edward, marine engineer, r. 11 Glover
Murphy Edward, mokler, r. 151 Natoma, rear
Murphy Edward, so ip wrapper, r. Willows Av
Murphy Edward, teamster, r. 1916 Union
AIur])hy Edward, upholsterer, r. 559.J Mmna
Murphy Edward Jr., upholsterer's apprentice, r. 559i
iMnina
Mur|)hy Edward A., cig-amiaker, r. 56 Minna
Murphy Edward D., carpenter, r. 225 Twenty-second
Murphy Edward F. , asst storekeeper Custom House, r.
2528 McAllister
Murphy Edw;ird F., janitor, r. 535 Eighteenth, rear
Murphy Edward .1., blacksmith, r. 257 Clara
Murphy Edward J., chief clerk Law Dept S. P. Co., r.
ISUi Page
Murphy Edwird J,, engineer, r. 14 Bernard
Mur))hy Edward .1., fireman, r. 9 Glover
Murphy Edward J., shingler, r. Fairmount nr San Jose
Av
Murphy Edward J. , tea her music, r. 14 Wildey
Muqthy Edward J., workman U. S. Mint, r. Windsor Ho-
tel
Muri>hy Edward P., painter and paper hanger, r. 119
■|'u"cnty-sixth
Murphy ICdward R. T., porter, r. 351 Jeasie
Murphy Edward W., butcher, r. 521 Minna
Murphy Edwin W., cigarmaker, r 3009a Sixteenth
Murphy Elinor Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 2119b Howard
Muri>hy Ellen, wid w, r. 3tj5i Eleventh
Murphy Emma Miss, stenograjiher, r. 255 Perry
Mur]>hy Emma L. Miss, bur.al robes, 461 Jessie, r. 1222
Murphy Ethel Miss, clerk Boston Rubber Shoe Co., r. 27
l)ehon
Muri)hy Eugene, machinist, r. E s Twenty-third Av nr
Clement
Murjiliy p;u\'ene P., real estate, 533 Kearny, r. 1304
(Uierero
Murphy F., laborer, r. 202.i Eighth
Miu|)hy Fannie Miss, r. Palace Hotel
^lurnhv Frank, clerk, r. 23 Stoikton
Murphy Frank, driver Police Patrol, r. 931 Filbert
Murphy Frank, gripman, r. 2050 McAllister
Mur|)hy Frank, helper, r. 21 Fell
MurjOiv Frank, milder, r. 443 Clementina
Murphy Frank, pilot, r. 1905 Dupont
Murj)hy Frank D., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
mom 4, r. 319 Oal:
Murphy Frank H., plumber, r. 211i Turk
Murphy France-sT., nenographer. r. 113^ Fell
Murphy Frederick, boilermaker, r. 30 Natoma
Murphy Fre'lerick, boilermaker, r. 2303 Mariposa
Murjihy Frederick J., paper carrier, r. 1618 Folsom, rear
Mniphy George, chairmakiT, r. 1138 Stevenson
Mm liliy George, laborer, r. 627 Green
i!ni)ihy George, laborer, r. 2321 Sutter
Mnr]ihy George, salesman J. Levin & Co., r. 211^ Turk
Murphy George, steward, r. 22i CI nton
Murphy George, teamster, r. SW cor Steinerand Waller
Murjjhy George E., laborer, r. 449 First
Murphy George F. , wih Examiner
Murphy Goora-e H., painter, r. 3.M Je-sie
Muri)hy George M., foreman Golden Gate Park, r. 1832
E.:die
Mnr])hy George M., wnolsorter, r. 1138 Stockton
Murphy George W., car driver, r. 252^ Third
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Murjihy, Joseph A. Ford, Joseph D. Grant and Hugh
L. Whipjilo) importers and uealers foreign and do-
mestic dry goods, NE cor Bush and Sansome, Tele-
p'lone Main 202
Murphy Hamlin H., policeman, r. 27 Dehon
Muriihy Hannah, bookkeeper White Star Laundry, r.
1008 Howard
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Murphy Hannah, widow, r. 106 Freelon
Murphy Hannah, v idow, r. 435 Fulton
Murphy Hannah, widow, r. 513 Fifteenth
Murphy H mnah G. Miss, with Palace Hotel Laundry, r.
160 Perry
Murjihy Harriet Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 210 Tenth
Murphy Harry, clerk Albert C. Morrison, r. 319 Bush
Murjihy Harry, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
Murphy Harry J., clerk Associated Piess, r. 1220 Seven-
tnenth
Murphy Hmnah, domestic 2548 Jackson
Murphy Hannah Miss, domestic, r. 13« Hancock
Murphy Hannah Mias, seamstress, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy Harry W., attorney at law, with District Attor-
nev Barnes. New City Hall, r. 119 Liberty
Murphy H. B Mrs., dress arid cloak maker, 988 Harrison
Murphy Helen, widow, confectionery and lancy goods,
ll-J4Page
Murphy Henrj', r. 2759 Mission
Murphy Henry, 3d ass stant engineer stmr Acapuico,
r. 3 Esse.x PI
Murphy Henry Mrs. , proprietor Park House, 2759 Mis-
sion
Murphy Henry M. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. New York
Murphy Henry R., plumber, r. 4 71 Octavia
Murphy Herni; n money broker, 62*8 Market, r. Berkeley
Murphy Honoi a widow, r. 1.^7* Dore
Murphy Hugh, manager The Richmond, r. NEcor D and
Sixth Av
Murphy Hugh, student, r. 207 Eleventh
Murphy Hugh, watchman, r. 1200 Greenwich
Murphy Hugh F., pressman, r. 1200 Greenwich
Murphy Isaac, teamster, r. 226 Sixth
Murphy J., teamster Yolo Mills
Murphy J. Mrs., widow, r. 113.i Fell
Murjihy James, boilermaker, r. 560 Howard
Murphy James, butcher, r. 628i Fulton
Murphy James, carpenter, r. 225 Ninth
Murphy James, carrier, r. 226 Michigan Av
Murphy James, coalpasser stmr San' a Rosa
Murphy James, distributor, r. 20J Quinn
Murphy James, groceries and 1 quors, 1410 Folsom
Murphy James, laborer, 121 Shipley
Murphy James, laborer, r. 307 First Av •
Murphy James, laborer, r. 812 Kearny
Murphy James, loborer, r. 1020 Brannan
Murphy James, laborer, r. 1331 Minna
Murphy James, laborer, r. 1332 Church
Murphy James, laundrynian, r. 8A Stockton PI
MurjJhy James, longshoreman, r." 36 Natoma
Murphy James, longshoreman, r. 10 <l Second
Murphy James mariner, r. 19 Alta
Murphy James, painter, r. 32 Willow Av, rear
Murphy James, polisher J. St. Denis & Co.
Murphy James, porter, r. 406 Sanchez
Murphy James, .salesman, r. 406 Sanchez
Murphy James, salesman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1714
Market
JIurphy James, seaman, r. 521 Seventh
Murphy James, seaman, r. 2728 Sutter
Murphy James, shoemaker, r. 512-5 Geary
Murphy James, tailor, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy James, waiter, r. 1615 Mason
Murphy James A., canvasser, r. 425 Stevenson
Murphy James B., clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 211i Turk
Murphy James B. Mrs., r. 513 Oik
Murphy James C, carrier Po^t Oltiee, r. 225 Third Av
Muri)hy James, E. laborer, r. 119 Nineteenth
Murphy James H., borse»hoer, r. 2 Eddy PI
Murphy James H., laborer, r. 22 Sunmer
Murphy James J., deputy Sheriff, r. 2419 Sutter
Murphy James J., machinist, r. 461 Bryant
Murphy James J., ship cariienter, r. 519 Oak
Murphy James M, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School,
r. 1417 Howard
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Murphy James W., decorative plasterer, r. 18^ Washing-
ton Av
Murphy James W., wholesale liquors, 712 Battery and
ti2-> Twentv-fourth, r. 620 Twentj -fourth
Murphy Jennie U., widow, bakery, 1803 Howard
Murphy Jennie L. Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar
School, r. 2529 Howard
Murphy Jerem'ah, r. 225 Ninth
Murphy Jeremiah, bricklayer, r. 106 Freelon
Murphv Jeremiah, srripman, r. 6 Twenty -seventh
Murphy Jeremiah, hamessmaker, r. 257 Clara
Murphy Jeremiah, saloon, r. 448i Natoma
Murphy Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. blSc Linden Av
Murphy Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 1206 Bryant
Murphv Jeremiah, wrapper, r. 365i Eleventh
Murphy Jeremiah Jr., bjokkeeper, r. 22o Nmth
Murphv Jeremiah J., laborer, r. 256i Jessie
Murphv Jeremiah L.. operator S. F Fire Alarm Tele-
graphs, 630^ Fulton
Murphv Jeremiah M., salesman, r. 711 Frankhu
Murphv Jessie Miss, laundress, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Murphy Johanna Mrs., groceries, 1331 Minna
Murphv Johanna, widow, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphv John, r. 3530 Jackson
Murphy John (Donohoe & Murphy) r. 1309 California
Murphv John (Moore & Murphy) r. 1424 Page
Murphy John, asphaltum nxjfer, r 20 yuinn
Murphv John, boilermaker, r. 22 Harriet
Murphy John, bricklayer, r. 407 Clementina
Murphv John, carpenter, r. 334 Main
Murphv John, clerk, r. 2528 McAllister
Murnhy John, coalpasser stmr City of Sydney
Murphy John, engineer, r. 784 Folsom
Murphy John, expressman, r. 413 Brannan
Murphv John, fireman, r. 1772 Folsom
Murphv John, gardener, r. 2317 Post
Murphv John, hackman, 2323J Pine
Murphy John, hostler, r. 641 Mission
Murphy John, laborer, r. 5i Grand Av
Murphv John, laborer, r. 7 Lundy Lane
ilurphvOohn, laborer, r. 40b West Mission
Murphv John, laborer, r. 105J Vandewater
Murphy John, laborer, r. 224 Fifteenth
Murphv John, laborer, r. 268 Minna
Murphv John, laborer, r. 318a Fell
Murphy John, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Murphv John, laborer, r. 911 Folsom
Murphv John, laborer, r. 920 Minnesota
Mun>hV John, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Murphv John, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K and L
Murphy John, liquors, SE cor Eighteenth and Castro
Murphy John, longshoreman, r. 54 First
Murphy John, machinist, r. 501 Xapa
ilurphy John, marine fireman, r. 117h Perry
Murphy John, marine fireman, r. 1213J Kearny
Mur])hy John, molder, r. 40 Moss
Murphy John, molder, r. 41 Tehama
Murphy John, molder, r. 632 Natoma
Murphy John, porter The Westminster
Murphv John, seaman, r. 321 Tenth
Murphv John, shoemaker, r. 1424 Page
Murphy John, teamster, r. 21 Hubbard
Murphy John, teamster, r. 28 Sharon
Murphy John, truckman Truck 5, r. Post nr Fillmore
Murphv John, watchman stmr Acapulco
Murphy John, water tender stmr City of Puebla
Murphv John Jr., bricklayer, r. 407 Clementina
Mtirphv John Mrs., widow, r. 837 McAllister
Murphv John C, butcher, r. 842 Harrison
Murphv John C, capitalist, r. 1216i Steiner
Murphy John C, salesman David Samuels, r. 615 Buch-
anan
Murphv John D., blacksmith, r. 157 Minna
Murphy John D., laborer, r. 119 Butte
Murphv John E., conductor, r. 529 Capp
Murphv John F., insurance, r. 2808 Gearj-
Murphv John F., laborer, r. 784 Folsom
Murphy John F., painter, r. 351 Jessie
Murphy John F., stenographer Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
525 1 Natoma
Murphy John H., harness maker, 2003 Mission, r. 219
FUteenth
Murphv John H., plumber, r. 1214 Turk
Murphv John J., blacksmith, r. 842 Harrison
Murphv John J., bookkeeper F. Toplitz & Co., r. 333
Mc-Allister
Murphv John J., butcher, 303 Sixth, r. 981* Harrison
Murphy John J., clerk The Examiner, r. 2207 Larkin
Murphv John J., engineer, r. 1040 Mission
Murphv John J., engineer Engine 26, 207 Clement
Murphy John, J., executor estate John Murphy, r. 606
Stevenson
Murphy John J., laborer, r. 106 St. Rose's Av
Murphv John J., marine engineer, r. 423 Seventeenth
Murphv John J., painter, r. 22J Clinton
Murphy John J., plumber, r. 58 Shipley, rear
Murphv John J., tanner, r. 1352 Alabama
Murphv John L., policeman, r. 322i Sanchez
Murphv John M., barttnder, r. 411 Fell
Murphv John M., machinist, r. 44 Clementina
Murphv John M., with Perley & George, r. 205 Post
Murphv John P., laborer, r. «> Kohler PI
Murphv John P., plasterer, r. 1509 Taylor
Murphv John P., plasterer, r. 1717 Larkin
Murphy John T. (Murphy & Delehanty) r. 837 McAllister
Murj'hy John T., machinist, r. 501 Napa
Murphv John T., pattern maker, r. 510 Mission
MLKPHl JOH.V W.. proprietor St. George Livery
and Boarding Stables, 408 Bush, r. Alameda
Murphv Joseph, 2409 Clay
Murphv Joseph, boxmaker, r. 1614 Dupont
Murphy Joseph, capitalist, r. 1067Mission
Murphv Joseph, painter, r. 130 Oak
Murphv Joseph, painter, r. 1281 Twenty-second
Murphv Joseph A., butcher, r, 901 J Harr;son
Murphv Joseph A., carrier Post OlBce, r. 323 Filbert
Murphv Joseph A., cashier .Etna, Ins. Co., 514 Califor-
nia, r. 1929 Bush
Murnhv Joseph A. , compositor, r. 725 Clementina
Murphy Joseph A., gripman, r. 628 J Fell
Murphy Joseph A,, porter, r. 91 1 Twenty-second
Murphy Joseph B., photographer, r. 17 Pearl
Murphy Joseph C, salesman, r. 114 Ridley
Murphy Joseph F., expressman, r. 1534 Sanchez
Murphy Joseph J., laborer, r. 13 Collins
Murphv Josephine Miss, domestic, r. 1332 Church
Murphv Josephine Miss, shoe fitter, r. I06 Freelon
Murphv Josie C. Miss, teacher music, 1215i Folsom
Murphv J. R., 1016 Market
Murphv Julia, widow, r. 6J Sheridan, rear
Murphy Julia, widow, r. 559* Minna
Murphv Julia, dressmaker, r. 1703 Howard
Murphy Julia Miss, candy maker, r 10.5* Vandewater
Mun*V Julia Miss, dressmaker, 667 Minna
Murphv Julia Miss, mangier, r. 1546 Howard
Murphy Julia A. Miss, t»acher John Swett Grammar
r. 711 Franklin
Murphy Kate, domestic 630 Harrison
Murphv Kate, domestic, r. 667 Minna
Murphy Kate, domestic 1611 Sacramento
Murphv Kate, widow, r. 1113 Vallejo
Murphv Kate, widow, r. 1232 Hampshire
Murphy Kate E. Mrs., teacher music, r. 14 Wildey
Murphv Katherine, milliner, r. 226 Hayes
Murphy Kathleen, widow, r. 610 Lombard
Murphy Kittie, laundress, r. 448; Natoma
Murphy Lawrence, laborer, r. 549 Mission
Murphy LawTence, liquors, 162 First
Murphy LawTcnce, longshoreman, r. 1448 Minna
Murphy Lawrence, mmer, r. 33 Hinckley
Murphv LawTcnce, miner, r. 547 Mission
Murphy Lawrence, shipper, r. N s Sixth bet Bryant and
Brannan
Murphy L. D. Mrs., bakery, 959a Howard
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Murphy Leo, plumber, r. 1215J Folsom
Muri)hy Lizzie Miss, furnished roomi?, 267 Minna
Murphy Loretta Miss, boukfolder, r. 2808 Geary
Murphy Louis A., fringemal<er, r. 1138 Stevenson
Murjiliy Luke, laborer, r. 150 Perry
Murphy Luke R., steward tusf Fearless
Murphy Ma.%'ie, dome-tic 666 Haijjht
Muri)hy Maggie, domestic, 1S32 Church
Murj)hy Magsfie, schoolteacher, r. 1200 Greenwich
Murphy Mamie, laundress, r. 150 Perry
Murphy Mamie, saleslady, r. 207 Clement
Murphy Mamie A., stenographer, r. 926 Twentieth
Murphy Margaret, widow, r. 427 Fourth
Murphy Margaret, widow, r. 427 Ringold
Murphy Margaret, widow, r. 610 Grove
Muri)hy Margaret, widow, r. 880 Illinois
Murphy Margaret, widow, domestic 2006 Sutter
Murphy Margaret W., widow, r. 63 Minna
Murphy Martin, gasfttter, r. 929J Eighteenth
Murphy Martin, laborer, r. 268 Minna
Murjjhy Martin D., r. 2428 Geary
Murphy Martin J., stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill and
stetson, r. 2305 Taylor
Murphy Martin \V., shoemaker, 51 2i Geary
Murphy Marj-, domestic St. Luke's Hospital
Murphy Mary, domestic 1643 Howard
Murphy Mary, d .mestic 407 Van Ness Av
Murphy Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Murphy Mary, widow, r. lOJ Heron
Murjihy Mary, widow, r. 34 Clara
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 114^ Langton
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 211J Turk
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Marj', widow, r. 265 Tehama, rear
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 436 Tehama
Murphy Mary, wi low, r. 704 Howard
Murphy M iry, widow, r. 1124 Page
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 1146i Stevenson
Murphy Mary, widow, r. W s Mission Road near Thirty-
second
Murphy Mary, widow, tailoress, r. 2305 Taylor
Murphy Mary, widow, teacher music, r. 15 Morris Av
Murphy Mary Miss, candlemaker, r. 1020 Brannan
Murphy Mary Miss, seamstress 435 Fulton
Murphy Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 106 Freelon
Murphy Mary Miss, teacher dancing, Mowry's Opera
House, r. 905 Webster
Murphy Mary A., widow, r. N s Courtland Av near
Prospect PI
Slurphy Mary A. Miss, bookbinder, r. 207 Eleventh
Murphy Mary A. Miss, stenographer, r. 926 Twentieth
Murphy Marj' E. widow, r. 1220 Seventeenth
Murphy Mary E. Miss, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy May M. Miss, principal Jefferson Primarv
School, r. 120 Oak
Murphy Matthew (Murphy & O'Donnell) r. 618 Minna
Murphy Matthew, r. 1807 Mission
Murphy Matthew, foreman painter Union Iron Wks, r.
221 Church
Muri)hy Matthew B., dairyman, r. 55 Everett
Murphy Maurice, r. 128 Pearl
Murphy Meyer, stonecutter, r. 1306 Brj-ant
Murphy Michael, r. 1509 Taylor
Murphy Michael, r. 1717 Larkin
Murphy Michael, bartender, r. 102 Minna
Murphy Michael, blacksmith, r. 312i Minna
Murphy Michael, fireman tug Fearless, r. 441 First
Murphy Michael, gardener, r. 27 Lily Av
Murphy Michael, hostler, r. 107 Welsh
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 150 Perry
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 261 First
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 1608 Howard
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Wood and Geary
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 151 Perry
Murphy Michael, longshoreman, r. 21 Hinckley
Murphy Michael, marble polisher, r. Alms House
Murphy Michael, policeman, r. 114i Langton
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Murphy Michael, policeman, r. 926 Twentieth
Murphy Michael, rigger, r. SW cur Louisiana and Sierra
Murjjhy Michael, teamster, r. Seventh Av South bet K
and L
Murphy Michael C, laborer, r. 146 Perry
Murphy MichaelJ., collector St. George Livery Stable,
r. 321 Grant Av
Murphy Michael, teamster, r. 6i Sheridan, rear
Murjjhy Minnie, domestic 1124 Hyde
Murphy M. J. Mrs., janitress, r. Cherubusco nr Virginia
Av
Murphy Mollie Miss, ironer, r. 209^ Fifteenth
Murphy Morris, roofer James H. Maguire
Murphy M. P., gripman, r. 3i Powell Av
Murphy Nellie, domestic 2506 Sacramento
Murphy Nellie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 711 Franklin
Murphy Nettie Miss, teacher Horace Mann Grammar
School, r. 2529 Howard
Murphy Nicholas, calker, r. 77 Natoma
ilurphy Nicholas H., clerk John Fahys & Co., r. 1611
Polk
Murphy Nicholas W. , porter, r. 319 Vallejo
Murphy Nora, domestic 1412 Buchanan
Murphy Owen, laborer, r. 704 Howard
Muprhy Owen, waiter, r. 342 Fourth
Muqihy Patrick, carpenter, r. 2 7 Hayes
Murjihy Patrick, contractor, r. 1772 Folsom
Murphy Patrick, groom, 517 Sutter
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Federal
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Boardman PI
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 607 Bryant
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 62 ) Davis
JIurphy Patrick, r. 162r Grove
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 2823 Geary
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. N s Fulton nr Masonic Av
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth and
Tiffany Av
Murphy Patrick, longshoremai, r. 43 Ritch
Murphy Patrick, poultry and game, 74-75 Centre Market,
r. 2612 Sacramento
Murphy Patrick, shoemaker, r. 309 Elm Av
Murphy Patrick, teamster, r. 230 Twenty-second
Murphy Patrick A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oa'.vland
Mui-phy Patrick H., policeman, r. 3009 Buchanan
Murphy Patrick H., nurse, r. 134 Shipley
Murphy Patrick J. (Miller & Murphy) r. 64 Tehama
Murphy Patrick J., boilermaker, r. 6 < Clementina
Murphy Patrick J., bookkeeper, r. 1430 Twentieth
Murphy Patrick J., brass finisher, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Murphy Patrick J., pauiter and whitener, 499 Gough, r.
414 Steiner
Murphy Paul, shoemaker, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Peter, laborer, r. Silver Av bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Avs, South
Murphy Peter, rigger, r. 134 Chestnut
Murphy Philip, liquors, 1132 Devisadero, r. 2752 Bush
Murphy Philip, real estate, r. 732J Clementina
Murphy Philip J., clerk, r. 213 Valley
Murphy Philip R., peddler, r. 637 Minna
Murphy P. T., farmer, r. 126 Ellis
Murphy R. E., shoemaker, r. 408 Octavia
Murphy Richard, clerk Patrick Flanigan, r. 711 Natoma
Murphy Richard, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Murphy Richard, fireman, r. 521 Bryant
Murphy Richard, fireman, r. 248i Clara
Murphy Hichard, groceries and liquors, 311 Seventh
Murphy Richard, laborer, r. Twenty-third Av bet Clem-
C'ltand Point Lobos
Murphy Richard D. , carrier Post Office, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Richard J., plumber, r. 211 J Turk
Murphy Richard M., harness cleaner, r. 25 Chesley
Murphy Robert, laborer, r. 18 Georgia
Murphy Robert, meterman, r. 1146J Stevenson
Murphy Robert W., physician, r. 1601 Gough
Murphy Sabina Miss, folder, r. 207 Eleventh
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MIJKPHV SAAirEL C. president First National
Bank of ban Fiancisco, XW cor bush and Sansome,
and vice-president Mutual Savings Bank, 33 Post, r.
Pacific Union Club
Murphy Samuel J., clerk, r. 1911 Polk
Murphy Sarah, widow, r. 2 Wel-h
Murphy Sarah A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Fell
Murphy S. J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1911 Polk
Murphy Stephen, boilermaker, r. 525 Folsom
Murphy Susan, widow, r. 3i<3 McAllister
Murphy Susan Mits, ironer, r 1124 Page
Murphy Susie Miss, ironer, r. 228 Twelfth
Murphy T., quartermaster stmr C'i,ty of Puebla
Murphv Temple L., storekeeper stmr City of Peking, r.
717 Hajes
Murphy Thomas, bartender, r. 18"'3a Howard
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, r. 28 Aileen Av
Murphv Thomas, clerk Sacramento Transportation Co.,
r. ii ' Ivde
Murph} Thomas, engineer Engine 16, r. 332 Pennsyl-
vania Av
Murphy Thomas, foreman Serv ice Dept S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 610 Guerrero
Murphy Thomas, hostler 164 Golden Gate Av
Murphy Th .mas, laborer, r. 18 Twelfth
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 107 Devisadero
Murphy Th omas, laborer, r. 224 Fifteenth
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Murphy Thomas, liquors, 106 Pacific, r. 114 Pacific
Murphy Thomas, mangier, r. 538 Minna
Murphy Thomas, plasterer, r. 820 Buchanan
Murphy Thomas, printer, r. 2110 Powell
Murphy Thomas, teamster, r. 47 ^ Dore, rear
Murphy Thomas, watchman, r. 1212^ Pierce
Murphv Thomas A., laborer, r. 1020 Brani.an
Murphy Thomas B., blacksmith, t. 211 J Turk
Jlurphy Thomas C, policeman, r. 981b Harrison
Murphy Thomas C, shoemaker, r. 265 Fifteenth
Murphy Thoma* P., teamster, r. 842 Harri on
Murphy Thomas H., horseshoer, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy Thomas J., cigars and tobacco, 119 O'Farrell, r.
321 Tenth
Murphy Thomas J., clck James Murphy, r. 1410 Folsom
Murphy Thomas J., patternmaker, r. 3 Hunt
Murph,\ Thomas J., plasterer, r. 17 Pearl
Murphy Thomas O., salesman Am. Wringer Co., r. 509
Turk
Murphy Thomas R., driver Truck 2, r. 2305 Taylor
Murphy Thomas W. , contractor, r. 1904^ Golden Gate
Av
Murphv Timothy (Murphy & Cronan) r. 1505J Market
Murphy Timothy, blacksmith, r. 246 Twelfth
Muqjhy Timothy, contractor, r. 17 Pearl
Murphy Timothy, engin. er, r. 434i Hayes
Murphy Timothy, fireman, r. 424 Brannan
Muqjhy Timothy, r. ;i55 Minna
Murphv Timothy, laborer, r. 30 Ointon
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 244a Twelfth
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 725 Clementina
Murphy T mothy, laborer S. P. Co.
Murphy Timothy, longshoreman, r. 2 Russell
Murphy Timothy, restaurant, 602 Third
Murphy Timothy C, liquors, SE cor Market and Elev-
enth, r. 1505^ Market
Murphy Tinicthy H., marblerutter, r. 150 Guerrero
Murphv Timothv J., foreman printer Abramson, Heun-
isch Co., r. 20i) Prospect PI
Murphy Viola Mrs., r. 717 Hayes
Murphy \V., second cook stmr City of Sydne}'
Murphy W. Mrs., widow, r. H tel St. Nicholas
Murphy Walter, clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. cor
Prospect and Co o Avs
Murphy William, r. 1602 Turk
Murphy William, bridgebuilder, r. 69 Natoma
Murphy William, canvasser, r. 610 Lombard
Murphy William, clerk, r. 311 Seventh
Murphy WUliam, clerk Examiner, r. 1019 Washington
Mui-phy William, extraman Engine 18, r. 417 Duncan
Murphy William, first officer stmr Bay City, r. 2330 Mis-
sion
Murphy William, laborer, r. 315 Sierra
Murphy William, laborer, r. 151* Sanchez
Murphy William, liquors, NE cor Sagamore and San
Ji'se Road, Ocean View
Murphy William, machinehand, r. 420 Twenty-fourth
Murphy William, painter, r. 114J Langton
Murphy William, paver, r. 1608 Howard
Murphy William, porter, r. 128 Eighth
Murphy William, pressman, r. 1012 Market
Murphv William, teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
Murphy William, waiter, r. 228 Twelfth
Murphy William A., longshoreman, r. 26 Federal
Murphy William B., caiTiage washer, r. 308 Sixth
Murphy William B., liquors, 211^ Turk
Muqil y William C, liquors, 620-622 Twenty-fourth
Murphy William D., carpenter, r. NE cor Sickles Avand
San Jf>se Road, Ocean View
MuriJhv William D., teacher music, 121 5i Folsom
Murphy William E., Catholic books, 106 Hayes
Murphy William E., distributor Post Office, r. 1509
Taylor
MuriJhy William F., foreman Geo. H. Fuller Desk Co.,
r. 427 Fourth
Muriihy William F., porter, r. 255 Perry
Murphy William F., groceries and liquors, 1501 Twenty-^
fourth
Murphy William H., canier Post Office, r. 313 Eureka
Jlurphy William H., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo i
Co., r. 70sb Guerrero
Murphy William H. , clerk District Attorney's Office, r.
119 Liberty
Mun>hy William H., porter, r. Ill Eighth
Murphy William H., stenographer Russ, Sanders & Co.,
r. 311 ^eventh
Murphy William J., r. 328 O'Farrell
Mi rphy William J., metal roofer, r. Berkeley
Muri h\ William J., porter, r. 1215i Folsom
Murphy William J., shoemaker, 23 Anthony
Murphy William J., teamster, r. 5--3 Sixth
Murphv William M., physician, office 215 Gearv, r. Ber
keie
Murphy William P., butcher, r. 157^ Dore
Murphy William P., color artist VV. P. Fuller &Co.,
Berkeley
Murphy William P., harnessmaker, r. 739 Clementina
Murphy W. J., clerk St. George's Stables, r. Ahlbom.
House
Murphy W. T. Miss, groceries and liquors, 821 J Howard
Murphy & Cronan (Timothy C. Murphy and John J.
Cronan) liquors, 155 Fourth
MIRrHV «fc IIKLEHAKIl' (John T. Murphy and
John E. Delehanty) wines and liquors, HE cor Mason,
and Eddy
Murphy & iicBrearty (Dennis Murphy and John Mc-
Brearty) grocer es and liquors, 148 Fifth
Murphy & O'Donnell (Matthew Murphy and Martin W..
O bonnell) hav, grain, wood and coal, 1123-1129'
Mi sion
Murphy & Scriven (Dennis Murphy and Thomas Scriven).
groceries and liquors, 450 Fulton
^ Alurphy. See Murfey
Murphj-'s Hall, NE cor Sagamore and San Jose Ave,.
Ocean View
Muir Joseph, shoe mnfr's agent, 214 Pine, room 20, r^
1( 00a Golden Gate Ave
Murr Richard, office 214 Pine, room 20, r. 1000a Goldem
Gate Ave
Murrane John, porter, r. 14 Oak
Murray Andrew, salesman , r. 523J Haight
Murray Alice Miss, r. lOi Oak PI
Murray Andrew J., plasteier, r. 29 Lundy Lane
Murray Anna, widow, bakerj' and notions, 1906 Mission.
Murray Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 521 Twenty ninth
Murray Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 2.8 Eleventh
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Murray Anthony, laborer,, r. 712 Sierra
Murray Bernard, laborer, r. 540 Mission
Murray Bridi^et, widow, r. 521 Twenty-ninth
Murray Bridi^et, widow, r. 710A Tehama
Murray Brothers (William F. and Samuel) machine
works, 2n2-254 Beale
Murray Brothers & Co. (James and Thomas Murray) fruit
and produce com nission, 308 Washington
Murray Catherine, widow, r. 10^ Oak PI
Murray Charles, r. 275 Ste-. enson
Murray Charles, bookkeeper Hibemia S. and L. Society,
r. 2105 Hyde
Murray Charles, en^fineer Engine 6, r. 311 Sfxth
Murray Charles, laborer, r. 1117 Harrison
Murray Charles, machinist, r. 120 Hayes
Murray Charles A., carpenter, r. 30 Highland Av, Holly
Park
Murray Cornelius, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Murray Daniel, teamster, r. 38 Natoma
Murray Daniel J., upholsterer, r. 2(ii Garden
Murray David, miner, r. 230 Fifth
Murray David, laborer, r. 149J Dore
Murray David, salesman, r. 420 Minna
Murray David, seaman, r. S20 Battery
Murray David S., salesman William Uhlmann & Co., r.
22" Page
Murray Delia, domestic, 1612 Geary
Murray Dennis, capitalist, r. 1134J Florida
Murray Dennis, plumber, r. 323i Minna
Murray Dennis .J., butcher, r. 26 Dore
MurraV Donald, driver, r. 421 Sixth
Murrav Duncan S., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. S82 Shotwell
Murrav Edward, hostler, r. 1912 Fillmore
Murray Edward C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Russ
House
Murrav Edward C. Mrs., r. 422a Page
Murrav Edward F., mail clerk Morning Call, r. 4 Leroy
pr
Murray Edward J., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Oak-
land
Murray Edward T., driver, r. 1229 Howard
Murray Edwin .J., mining, r. 3012 California
Mur ay E. F. , truckman "Truck 4, r. 1616 Pacific Av
Murray E. -J. , waiter, r. 26i Garden
Murray Elizabeth, widow, r. 1232 Bush
Murr.iy Ella Miss, operator, r. 319J Lombard
Murray Ellen widow, r. 1 Eureka PI
Murray E Iward William, r. 1517 Broadway, rear
Murray Ella, widow, 1517 Broadway, rear
Murray Ellen Mrs., r. Alms House
Murrav Essie, domestic Hotel Col nial
Murray Eugene, laborer, r. 138 West Mission, rear
Murrav Felix, teamster, r. 6 Minna
Murray Francis J., lamplighter, r. 11 Folsom Av
Murray Frank J. (R. T. and F. J. Murray) r. Tamalpais,
Murray Frank J., stove mounter, r. 319| Lombard
Murraj George, laborer, r. 260 'i Polk
Murray George W., barber 131 Second, r. 540 Mission
Murray Harry, painter, r. 105 Stockton
Murray Henry, furnished rooms, 132 Fourth
Murray Henrj-, ship carpenter, r. 48 Fourth
Murray Henrj', undertaker, r. 767 Mission
Murray Henry B. , superintendent Sierra Leone Gold
Minin.' Co., Mexico, r. 722 Tiventy third
Murray Henry H., conductor, r. 243 Minna
Murray Hugh, superintendent cannery Alaska Packers'
Association, r. 611 Ellis
Murray Honora, widow, r. 722 Sierra
Murray Ida Miss, clerk Palace Baths, r. 319i Lombard
Murray James (Murray Bros. Co.) r. 34 Ellis
Murray James, cook, r. 279 Jessie
Murray James, elevatomian, r. 623 Howard
Mur ay James, laborer, r. Alms House
Murray James, liquors, 213 Sixth
Murray James, molder, r. 406 Clementina
Murray James, painter, r. 1805 Folsom
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Murray James, ship carpenter, r. 48 Fourth
Mu ray James, teamiter, r. 212 Broadway
Murray James D., compositor, r. 31J Pleasant
Murr ly James J., clerk, r. 3237 Sixteenth
Murray James L., painter, r. 30 Plymouth Av
Murray James P., carpenter, r. 5 Laussat
Murray James S., >eainan stmr Australia
Murray John, r. 120 Haye«
Murray John, carpenter, r. 416 McAllister
Murray John, clerk, r. 417 Sanchez
Murray John, clerk Acme House
Murray John, conductor, r. 149 Taylor
Murray John, cook, r. 14i Miller PI
Murray John, dairj'man, r. 622 San Jose Av
Murray John with" A. Muhs207 Sutter
Murray John, fireman, r. 338 Minna
Murray John, laborer, r. Ninth Av nr Point Lobos Av
Alurray John, longshoreman, r. 1 Silver Star PI
Murray Ji'hn, longshoreman, r. 207 Minna
Murrav John, marine engineer, r. 24 Twenty-first
Murray John, salesman D. M. Moran& Co., r. 428 Golden
Gate Av
Murray John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 1627 Devisadero
Murrav John, seaman, r. 6 Union
Murray John, tailor, 35 Third, r. 963 Howard
Murray John, waiter stmr Alameda
Murray John D. , seaman, r. ndO Howard
Murray John E., with Augustine Duhem, r. 117 Powell
Murr.iy John F., carrier Post Otfice, r. 318 Austin Av
Murray John H., bookkeeper, r. 2105 Hyde
Murray John H., horse.«hoer, r. 1063 Broadway
Murray John J. (Murray & Co.) r. 249 Stevenson
Murray John J., fireman stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Murray John J., with O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 4 Vallejo
Terrace
Murray John P., carpenter, r. 3209 Fillmore
Murray John R. T., clerk Hoibrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
651 Vallejo
Murray John T., car repairer, r. 6 Elizabeth
Murray Joseph, boilermaker, r. 417 J Fifth
Murray Joseph, met 1 roofer, r. 20 Dale PI
Murray Joseph, plumber, r. 327 California Av
Murray Joseph, teamster, r. 428 Na oma
Murray Joseph F., painter, r. 1502 Leavenworth
Murray Joseph M., bookbinder, r. 6 Elizabeth
Murray Josephme Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Murray Josie Miss, box trimmer, r. 6 Sumner
Murray Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 428 Golden Gate
Av
Murray Katie, domestic 1703* BUchanan
Murray Leonard, laborer, r. 10 Hunt
Murray Lizzie, domestic 222 Fair Oaks
Murray Louis R. L., machinist, r. 28 Perry
Mur. ay Maggie, domestic 2324 Fillmore
Murray Margaret, widow, r. 11 Auburn
MurraV Mar^raret, widow, r. 214 Chestnut
Mumy Marshall E., teimster, r. 710S Tehama
Murray Martm, clerk, r. 909 Francisco
Murray Martin, expressman, r. 216 Ninth
Murray Mary, domestic 1616 Geary
Murray Mary, domestic 1703 Broderick
Murray Mary, domestic 1711 California
Murray Mary, stenographer, r. 1802 Howard
Murray Mary, widow, r. 119 Cedar \v
Murray Mary, widow, r. 127 Thirteenth
Murray Mary, widi w, r. Ifc02 Howard
Murray Man,', widow, matron Youths' Directory, r. 2030
Howard
Murray Marv Miss, stenographer Bancroft- Whitney Co.,
r. 12" Rid'ey
Murray Mary A. Sliss, dressmaker, r. 521 Twenty.ninth
Murray Maiy C, widow, r. 34 J Perrj'
Murray Mary C. , furnished rooms, 205 Turk
'Murray Maurice, laborer, r. 20 Dale PI
Murray May Miss, rattan worker, r. 510i Brannan
Murray Michael, baker, r. 214 Chestnut
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Murray Michael, laborer, r. 4 Brady
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 6 Elizabeth
Murra\- Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park
Murr..y Michael, teamster, r. 212 Ninth
Murray Milton, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt A: Co., r.
5zn Haight
Murray M. T., r. 1802 Howard
Murray Nellie Miss, box trimme', r. 6 Sumner
Murray Patrick, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Murray Patrick, blacksmith, r. 510J Brannan
Murray Patrick, cirpenter, r. Aliu* House
Murray Patrick, garijener 1730 Jackson
Murray Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 14J Boardman PI
Murray Patrick, lonsrs-horemun. r. 542 Howard
Murray Patrick, milker, r. 318 Twenty-eighth
Murray Patrick, milker, r. 703 Vienni
Murrav Patrick, pla^terer, r. 29 Liindv Lane
Murray Patrick, seaman stmr City of Puebla
Murray Patrick, team.ster. r. 2S15* Bush
Murray Patrick, wireworker. r. 214 Chestnut
Murray Peter, gardener, r 327 California Av
Murray Peter .Ir , driver, r. 327 Calilornia Av
Murray Peter, laborer, r. 1.52S Eddy
Murray Philip, conductor, r. 57J Chenerj-
Murray Philip, fireman stmr Bay Citv, r. Oakland
Murray Reirin&li J., engineer, r." Ill Fourteenth
Murray Ehody, fireman simr El Capitan. r. Oakland
Murray Richard, depntv Sh«r ff, r. 781 Mission
Murrjy Richard I., horseshoer, r. 20 D .le PI
Murray Richard J., enj.aneer. ,t. 11 Shotwell
Murray Richard I^ewis, machinist, r. 28 Perry
Murray Robert, carpenter, r. 312 Fifth Av
Murray Robert, cirpenter, r. Tonquin and Broderick
Murr.y Robert H., (Murrav & Readv) r. 112 Mason
Murray Robert T. (R. T. and F. J. .\furray) r. Alameda
Murray Robert M. , contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. Ojk and
Murray Rose, donestie Hot«l Colonial
Murray R. T. k F. J. (R..bertF. and Frank J.)plumbers
and g-jsfitters, 619 Saciametito
Murray Samuel, brakeman, r. 44 South Park
Murray Samuel (Murrav Bros.) >■. ]020 Filbert
Murray Sarah, widow,"r. 417^ Fifth
Murray Ste] hen Mrs., r. 1802 How rd
Murray Sumner C, carpenter and builder, 632 Howard
Murray Theresa D., widow, r. 114J C. llinaTn-ood
Murray Thomas (Murrav Bros. & Co.) r. Napa, Cal
Murray Thomas, bartender, r. 2S First
Murray Thomas, ca-penter, r. 716 Buchanan
Murray Thomas, clerk Freight Auditor's Beirt S. P. Co.
r. East Oakland
Murray Thomas, conductor, r. 1916 Pa?e
Murray Th oma.*, f,nirdener Cvpress Lawn Cemeterv. r
502 Franklin
Murray Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Hermann
Murray Thomas, mining, r. 212 First
Murray Thomas, oiler stmr Acapuleo
Murraj- Thomas, padmaker, r. 220 ~
Murray Thoma-o, steward, r. 1227 Lombard
Murray Thom; s F., clerk, r. 827 Fell
MIKR.41' TU0.1I.4!» J., attornevat law, 14 McAl-
lister, r. 416i Gear\-
Murray Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 2S9 Palmer
Murray Thomas L., train baggageman S. P. Co., r. 65
South Park
Murray Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Sumner
Murray Warren A., civil engineer, r. 807 Castro
Murray Walter G., bartender, r. 149 Tavlor
Murray Walter T., grainer, r. 11 Folsom Av
Murray W. Carl, clerk, ll4 CoUingwood
Murray William, capitalist, r. 310 Montgomery' Av
Murray William, bookkeeper Dickson, De Wolf & Co., r.
Berkeley
Murray William, clerk L. Achille Rea, r. 1314 Stocktcn
Murray William, cook, r. 524 Natoma
Murray William, hostler, r. 246 Third
Murray William, laborer, r. S s Courtland Av. opp Wool
Murray William, teamster, r. 1502 Leavenworth
Murray William F. (Murrav Bros.) r. 1215 Guerrero
Murray William F., hostler, r. 439 Stevenson
Murray William F., stockvard. 30-32 Capp, r 2S28 Six-
teenth
Murray William H., r. 807 Castro
Murray William J. (W. J. Murray & Co.) r. 1714J Leav-
enworth
Murray William J., bottler, r. 721 Montg.■me^^' Av
Murray William J., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.
r. Menlo Park
Murray William J., shoecutter, r. Ill Ridley
Murray William J., steward, r. 1202 Church
Murray William J., teamster, r. 209 LeiUesdorflf
Murray William L., laborer, r. 122 Eighth
Murray William R., ship joiner, r. 48 Fourth
Murray W. J. & Co. (William J. ii\irra\ ) produce com-
mission, 423-425 Davis
Muriay & Ready (Robert H. Murray and Herbert Ready)
employment agency, 634 Clay
8^ Murray. See Murrv
Murrey Alice Miss, hookfolder, r. IQi Oak PI
Murrey Catherine, widow, r. lOi O.k PI
Murrey James, special policeman, r. 164 Jessie
Murrin Ann. widow, r. 218 tair Oaks
Murrin Thomas F., policeman, r. 309 Clay
lC~ Murrin. See Moran
Murry Carrie, widow, r. 2228 Pine
Murrj- John, fireman, 105 Clark
-Murry, John J., porter, r. 419 Sanchez
Slurry Joseph, teamster, r. 27 Minna
Mursch Jacob, engineer, r. 25 Alta
Murschel Albe t, com ositor, r. 713a O'Farrel
Mursky Bertha, widow, r. 1014a Hampshire
Murst y Fanny Miss, stenographer The Maze, r. 1014a
Hamp-hire
Mursky isidcre, cigarmaker, r. 1014a Hampshire
Mui sky Lena, stenographer Chapman Solomon Jr., r.
1014a Hampshire
Murta John, seaman, r. 119 Silver
Murtha James, electrician, r. 1412 Ma«on
Murtha James, liquors, 1726 Market an I 110 Fell
Murtha John, real estate, r. 72;S Ashbury
Murtha Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Madison Av
Murtha Peter, salesman American Biscuit Co., r. 1412
Mason
Murtha Thomas B., machinist's helper, r. 96 Twenty-
filth •*
Murtha Thomas F., salesman Brown Bros. & C^o., r. 1412
Mason
Murtha William H., laundrvman, r. 146 Eleventh
Murthin J. H., r. ak DearUun
Murthln Peter W. W., watchmaker, r. 8h Dearborn
Musante Alfred, clerk Charles Musante, f. Sw cor Frank-
lin and Fell ^
Musante Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Frank-
lin and Fell
Musante Domenico, window cleaner, r. 5 Sonora
Musante John, candymaker, r. .511i Greenwich
Musante Louis G., operator, r. 420 McAllister
Musante Peter, scavenger, r. 1518 Stockton
Musante Rolando, fruits, 2601 Folsom
Musante Theresa, groceries. 1425 Dupont
Musaus Charles DeV., attorney at law, 1132 Pine
Musaus William P., farmer, r. 724 Gearj-
Mu-^h Fraii'K. L^'iiie •ti'.'i-r. r. 7:;4 Muiitgomerv
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Museres William P., r. 724 Gearj
Musfeldt Christian, r. 320 Drunim
Mus^rave George, jeweler T. Musgrave & Co., r. 1014
Twenty-fourth
Musjn-ave Ifenry J., watchmaker T. Musgrave & Co., r.
1024 Twenty-fourth
Musgrave Joseph, clerk General Manager's Otfice S. P.
Co., r. 702 Fell
Musgrave Mary, widow, r. 82.5 Folsom
Musgrave T. & Co. (Timothy Musgrave and Pius Gfell)
mnfg jewelers, 2947 Sixteenth
MusgraveTimothy(T. Musgrave & Co.) r. 1014 Twenty-
fourth
Musgrif E. L., carpenter, r. North Alameda
Musgrove Carl, hostler, r. 123 Eddy
Musgrove John, hostler, r. 123 Eddy
Mushett William E., assistant storekeeper Risdon I. and
L. Wks, r. 95Sttuart
MUSIC AND DRAMA (weekly) J. F. Thrum editor,
business office and editorial rooms 630 Clay
nV»U: A.\D DRAMA AMUSEME.MT A«E!VC¥,
Harry Gates manager, (i36 Clay
Musical Fund Society, Charles Heinsen secretary, 114-
118 O'Farre 1
MUSICIAN!^' MUTUAL PROTECTIVE UNION
(Local No. 10, National League Musicians of U. S.)
Caesar Brand president, Eugene E. Schmitz secre-
tary, 39 Fourth
Musjarell Vincent, stevedore, r. 318 Vallejo
Muskat Henrj-, carpenter, r. 27^ Rausch
Musladiiie Louis, restaurant, 32(j0 Mission, r. 3238 Mis-
sion
Mussawir Abdul G., physician and surgeon, 3321 Geary
Musser Jesse, cutter, r. 612 Buchanan
Musser John E., agent, r. 421 Hyde
Mussi Gaetano, laborer, r. 322 Green, rear
Mussi John, traveling salesman, r. 509 Greenwich
Mussio Patrick, laborer, r. ."iSS Fifth
Mussio Frank, laborer, r. 4 Midway
Mussio John, stock driver, r. 4 Midway
Mussio Michael, laborer, r. 4 Midway
Mussio Romero, laborer, r. 4 Midway
Mustard David, carpenter, r. 649 Jessie
Mustard James E., varnisher, r. 649 Jessie
Musto Clarence E. (G. B. Musto & Co. and Joseph Mtisto
& Son) r. 1236 Hyde
MUSTO «. B. A CO. (Giovanni B. Musto, Louis
Daneri and Clarence E. Musto) macaroni factory, 705
Battery
Musto Giovanni B. (G. B. Musto & Co.) r. 1014 Mont-
gomery
Musto Guido, student, r. 1236 Hyde
Musto Joseph (.Joseph Musto & Son) r. 1236 Hyde
MUSTO J»SEPH A SON (Joseph and Clarence E.)
steam marble works, 709-71.5 Battery
Mutch Percy R. (Matthews Bros. & Co.) r. 2759 Mission
Muth Jacob F., liquors, 403 Pine, r. 2614 Bush
Muther Frank (Regli & Muther) r. S s Sickles Av, Ocean
View
Mutin Jean, cellarman, r. 1518 Powell
Mutsch Anton, baker, r. 763 Howard
Mutschall Adolph, machinist, r. 913 Montgomery
Mutschler Christian, shoemaker, 4 Golden Gate Av, r.
Oakland
Mutter August, machinist, r. 417 Thirtieth
Mutter John P., gripman, r. 1209 Howard
Mutter Peter, giipman, r. 573 Minna
Mut'erer Albert, baker, r. 625 Clay
Mutti Charles, cook, r. 219 Mason
Mutual Aid Society Garibaldi Guard, B. Ratto secretary,
423 Broadway
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. (of
New Jersey) James Munsell Jr. general agent, 415
Montgomery
Mutual Electric Light Co., 617 Howard
Mutual Fire Alarm Co., 3 Hardie PI, room 6
MECHANICS TOOLS
Headquarters for Carpenters, Machinists, Plas-
terers and ilasons' Tools of all Kinds.
727 Market St. 0pp. Examiner Office
SEE PAGE 10
Mutual Fire Insurance Company (of New York) William
P. Walsh general agent, 27-29 Mills BMg, 3d floor
Mutual Gas and Electric Light Co., J. Elliot Condict
manager, 32 flood Bldg
MUTUAL INDE.MNITV COMPANY, L. M. McKen-
ney president, John C. Suhr secretary, M. B. How-
ard miiiager. Weekly Indemnity Department Home
OSes, 3i8 Mont^onery, ro )m 13
Mutual Investment Co., Charles H. Sinclair general
airent. 324 Montgomery
MUTUAL INVESTMENT
UlllUil In ««tJ uroucrtj only, F. C.
Havens aianaeer, 14 Sansouie, Telephone
Main 5443
MUTU.iL LIFE BUILDING, SE cor California and
Sansome
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. THE (of New
York) A. B. Forbes .t Son general agents. Mutual
Life Bldg, SE cor California and Sansome. 2d floor
Mutual Manufacturing Co. (incorporated) oflice 122-124
Market, factory 36-38 Jessie
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TION (of New York) C. M. Oakley manager, 314
M(i
.m- 4-
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK .r..o
Frani'I'ico. .lames l». FItelan president,
S. <;. Murpliy and .loha A. Hooper vlte-
presidents, George A. Story easliier,
Frank .1. Snllivan attorney, 33 Post,
Telephone Main 50»9
Mutual Sa\ ings Fund, Loan and Building Assn, John
W. Butler secretary, 326 Montgomery
MUUS H. «& CO. (Henry Muus and Ernest Junghae-
nel) groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell and Clay
Muus Henry (H. Muus &, Co.) r. 1001 Clay
Muzio Louis, vegetables, r. 14 Alvarado
Muzio Lul, scavenger, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Muzio Mary, widow, r. 524 Filbert, rear
Muzio Paul, scavenger, r. 14 Alvarado
Muzio Vittorio, shoemaker, 835 Twenty-third
Muzzy Hannah R., widow, r. 2122 Paclrtc Av
Myall Charles C, asst weigher Custcim House, r. 513
Hyde
Myall Edward E., stationer, r. 43 Sixth
Ml'ER A. W.. General Pacific Coast Agent Hamburg-
American Steamship Lines, 401 California, Tele-
phone Main 1144, r. 517 Baker
Myer Bernhard, clerk J. H. Moarmann, r. 39 Zoe
Myer Davis, nietermaker, r. 732 Treat Av
Myer Edward, bartender Guy A. Sawdey
Myer Frank D., Pac. Coast Pass. Agent Chicago Great
Western Ry., 9 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. Oakland
Myer Frederick, janitor, r. 1 Central PI
Myer John, clerk, r. 437 J Fourth
Myer Joseph, butcher, r. Ocean View
Myer Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 807 California
Myer Minnie Miss, teacher Presbyterian Chinese Church
and Mission, r. 807 Stockton
MYER N. A C«K (Nathan Myer) General Steamship
and Ra'lroad Passenger Agents. Tickets to all
parts of the world, 401 California
Myer Nathan (N. Myer & Co.) r. 266 Golden Gate Av
Mver Tillie, domestic 1807 Octavia
13" Myer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Meyer and Meyers
Myerbach Jeremiah, liquors, H301 Geary
Myerbach Louis, painter, r. 3301 Geary
Myercough Joseph, bricklayer, r. 25 Ninth
Myers Adolph, capitalist, r. 8 Gough
Myers Albert, teamster, r. 147 Perry
Myers Amos, laborer, r. 221 Golden Gate Av
Myers Anspacher Mrs., widow, r. 1400 McAllister
Myers August, driver, r. 113 William
Myers Benjamin, porter, r. Oakland
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Choice Sherries.
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Sec'u.
1117
Sansome,
Myers Bernhard, physitian and surgeon, r. •2514a :
Myers Charles, r. 160-i Polk
Myers Charles A., bookkeeper Pac. Box Factory,
Filbert
Myers Charles E., mi Iman, r. 3434 Duncan
Myers Charles S., laborer, r. 173 Perry
Myers Charles W., shdemaker, r. Oakland
Myers Earl E., laborer, r. 718 Fourteenth
MYERS E»>VAK1». attorney at law, 130
rooms 11-12, r. Highland Park, Oakland
Myers Edward, marine engineer, r. 419 Ellis
Myers Edward, teamst r, r. 147 Perry
Myers Elmer E., clerk Wood, Curtis & Co., r. 2032 How-
ard
Myers Emil, paper dealer, r. 123 Turk
Myers Emil wines and liquors, 513 Montgomery, r. 1515
Pine
Myers Emma, widow, r. 336 Sjhotwell
Myers Frank Mrs., widow, r. 155 Ninth
Myers George, asst treasurer California Theatre, r. 1911
Bush
Myers George, butcher, r. 2333 Harrison
Myers George A., messenger, r. 155 Ninth
Myers George E., jiainter, 9 Vassar PI
Myers George H. , asst treasurer California Theatre, r.
19J1 bush
Mj'ers George H., painter, r. 837 Geary
Myers Hamilton C, 321 Ellis
Myers Harris Mrs., widow, r. 1616 Geary
Myers Harry, student, r. 718 Fourteenth
Myers Harrv (Myers & Brownell) r. 1703 J Buchanan
M\e.'s Henry, clerk, r. 828 Bryant
Mjers Henry, miller, r. 414 Brannan
Myers Henry, proprietor San Francisco Diamond House
and president Max Shirpser Jewelry Co., 732 Market,
r. 2420 Washington
M.vers Henry, salesman Simuel Shirek, r. 634b N?toma
Myers Henry B. (Myers, Merillion & Co.) r. 1117 Filbert
Myers Henry W. , engineer, r. 536b Nineteenth
Myers I. J., hotelman. 425 O Farrtll
Myers Hyman, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 515
Grove
Myers Isador B., salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1911 Bush
Myers James, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 619 Mont-
gome rj-
Myers James, clerk The Princess, r. 109 O'Farrell
Myers James S., salesman. Deere Implement Co., r. 117
Grove
Myers Jeremiah, laborer, r. 918 Natoma
Myers J. H. & Co. (John H. Myers nnd Charles D. East-
abrook) cigars and tobacco, 506 Valencia
Mj-ers John, butcher, r. 641 Washington
Myeis John F. (John F. xMvers i: Co.) r. 16 Alpine
MYERS JOHN F. & CO. <.».. r.
Myers; ageuts new hoaseiiold ranse.s.
dralers oil and eas .stove.s and kitchen
ware. 947 :ilarket
Myers John H. (J. H. Myers & Co.) r. 2020 Mission
M\ ers John L. , teamster, r. 777 Market
Myers John M., laborer, r. 718 Fourteenth
Myers Joseph, brewer, r. 1169 Mission
Mjers Joseph, tailor, r. 1911 Bush
Mvers Joseph, teamster, r. llSa Clara
Myers Joseph C, manager Royal Pants Co., 223 Kearny
Myers Joseph H., carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Myer.s J. R., carpenter, r. 1045 Market
Myers Julius C, driver, r. 1009 Treat Av
Myers Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 131 Twentv-first
Myers Leon R., marble works, 20 Gold, r. 72U Bush
Myers Lewis E., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co. r.
151 Fremont Av '
Myers Lionel J., traveling salesman, r. 624 Eddy
Myers Lizzie, domestic, r. 1328 California
Myers Lizzie M., widow, r. 620 Sutter
Myers Louis, painter, r. 837 Geary
Myers Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 21 Mason, r. 1911
Bush
Mj'ers Mamie Miss, tailoress, r. 22 Dale PI
Jlyers Martin, grocers and liquors, 430 Tehama
Myers Maiy A., widow, r. Alms House
Myers M^ry A., widow, r. 802 McAllister
Myers Mary E., widow, r. 2213 Octavia
Myers Mitchell J., tailor, 124 Geary, r. 1911 Bu h
Myers Muri-ay, watchmaker Louis Myers, r. 1911 Bush
Myers Nathan, r. 266 Golden Gate Av
Myers Oliver P., dentist, office and r. 802 McAllister
Myers Philip N., attorney at law, 14 Sansome, rooms 42-
45, r. Alameda
Myers Robert, salesman, Joel B. Jones, r. 1911 Bush
Myers Robert C, with N. Gray & Co., r. 643 Sacramento
Myers Samuel, woolsorter, r. 3015 Larkin
Myers Sarah, widow, r. 515i Grove
Myers Simon, fruit store, cor Sixth and Stevenson, r. 419
Franklin
Myets Tillie, widow, r. 1904 Market
Myers Will am, bartender, r. 1203 Market
Myers William C, engineer, r. 419 Ellis
Myers William R., salesman, r. 30044 Sacramento
Myers Zeno K., cashier North British and Mercantile
Ins. Co., r. 1714 Clay-
Myers & Brownell (Harry Myers and Harry Brownell)
liquors, 210 Bush
t^ Myers. See Mayers and Mfyers
Mylar James P., barr'e der, r. New Western Hotel
Mylar Robert L., bartender, r. 25 Ninth
Myland John, laborer, r. 44sc Guerrero, rear
Myland Patrick, packer, r. 3 Central PI
Mylchr-est Robert T., baker, r. 1333 Twenty-sixth
Myles Patrick, decoi ator, r. 5133 Larkin
Myles Thomas E., printer, 2241 Mission, r. 2249 Mission
t^ Jlyles. See Miles
Milins P. E., r. 501 Post
Mylott T. J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1122 Larkin
Mynatt Elvin F., engineer, r. 302.5a Sixteenth
Myohi William, student Leek's Dental College, r. 596
Stevenson
Myrick Charles M,, mine superintendent, r. 2709 Pine
My rick Chester S., clerk Liveri)Ool, London and Globe
Insurau' e Co., r. Oakland
Myrick Edward R., bookkeeper John S. Barrett & Co.,
r. 270J Pine
Myrick Ellen, widow, r. 2709 Pine
Myrick Joseph F., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2709 Pine
Myrick Joseph V., clerk, 2709 Pine
Myrick Milton H. (Myrick & Deering) r. 14 Sansome
1H¥KI<-K«fe l»EEKIKCi (Milton H. Myrick and Frank
P. Deering) attorneys at Uw, 14 Sansome, rooms 63-
54
Myron John, contractor and builder, r. 946 Mission
Myr-on Simon, salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r.
825 E'ldy
Myrtle Frederick, reporter, r. 319 E'lis
Myrtle Hall, W s Ruilroad Av bet Seventh and Eighth
Avs South
Mysell Jo eph G., cutter, r. 104 Park Hill Av
Mvsell William C. (Mvsell & Roll ns) r. NE cor Tilden
and Pirk Hill Av'
MYSELL & ROLLINS (»,„.,.
C. .ii>.>ell and Frank it. Kullln.s) book-
binders and i>riiiters. and proprietorH
Uolden liate Advertising Co., 521 Clay,
Teleftlione llain 5051
MV.SEK JI»SEI>H W., wines and liquors, 33 Eddy
Mysert Caroline, domestic 2509 Pacific Av
Myshrall Andrew, r. 781 Sutter
Myshrall Andrew, blacksmith, r. 13i Lewis
Mystic Hall, 320 Post
Mystic Hall, 421 Post
Mystic Shrine (Victor Debois secretary. Mills Bldg, r.
629 Sutter
Mysreth Ellen Miss, domestic 1904 Franklin
Tf-ev the:
SAN FRA^CISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFIOE:, 33 GEARY SX.
Telephone, IMain 5125.
GilTTOJl, BEIili (S GO. tllSSlf^ 406 Callloriila St.
nTER5, HERILLION & CO.
(HENRY B. MYERS and RALPH P. MERILLION)
JPROF^K.IE'rORS-
Pacific Box Factory
FOURTH AND KENTUCKY STREETS.
THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
lis KET^RNY ST.
/SEUhAUS & CO.
NAB
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Nab Henry P., clerk, r. 2205 Buchanan
NABKKRA S.\.», a<,'ent Yokohama Special Bank
Limited, 515 Montgomery, r. 2409 Jacks in
Nabel Ad )lph, laborer r. :iil Montsromerv Av
NABER, ALPS & BRUNE,
>Viiiiaiii ilfs auil llenrj Brunei propri-
etor* Fiia>nl\' BiHirboii WiiKker. aseats
Daniiaiia Bitters and dealers native
wiues and Brandies 33J-:t'j.) Market. Tele*
phone Main :to; t
Naccarini Bertha, widow, r. 1027 Clay
Naccarini Berth i N., widow, r. 1410 Mason
Naccarini Joseph, clerk, r. 24 Byin^ton Av
Nace Flora M. Miss, cashier Mutual Investment Union, r.
Guerrero
Nace John A., job printer, r. 1116 Guerrero
Nace Maballe M. Miss clerk, r. 111(3 Guerrero
Kachman Adolphus bookkeeper, Julius Sutt<jn & Co.,
r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Nachtigal Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2400 Post
Nachtigal Gustav, michini t. r. 523 Pine
Nachti,'all Henry P., capitalist, r. 1215 Waller
Nachtrieb George H., clerk J. C. Ru^d & Co., r. 2141
Mission
Nachtrieb John J. (J. C. Rued & Co.) r. 2819 Howard
Nachtrieb William E., foreman, r. 38 Hoff w
Nacket Hermm, jeweler, Shreve & Co., r. 404 Geary
Nackle William D , furniture dealer, 9Jl Mission, r. 1645
Fulto 1
Nadeau House, Beuoit Bascou proprietor, 435 Bush
Nadem Naziire, bartender, 153 Valencia
Nai l;r Henry, tailor, r. 439 Fourth
Nadro Herman, salesman, H. Laudo, r. 211i Turk
Nadro Morris, merchant, r. 1625 Geary
Naegele Alois, bottler r. 11 Beideman
Naf Jacob, painter, r. !»30 Church
Naftaly Aaron, tailor, r. 299 Sixth
Naftaly Asher, tailor 239 Seventh
Naftaly David M. , tailor, r. 229 Seventh
Naftaly M., pre sman, r. 1505 Broderick
Nagel Adolph, r. 63(5 Eighteenth
Nagel Alb;:rt G., oonfec:ionery and stationery, 411i
Geary
Nagel Alice, boxnpaker, r. 14 Rausch
Naffel Carl F. , gasfitt r, r. 636 Ei ,'hteenth
Nagel Charles, boxmake.-, r. 14 Rausch
Nagel Charles waiter, r. 5 San Antonio
Nagel Charles A. carpenter, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
Nagel Edith, caahier Crystal Salt Water Bathing Co., r.
NVV cor Twenty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Nagel Eliza A., widow, r. 1130 Pine
Nagel Ernest, carpenter, r. 618 Ellis
Najjel Ernes , watchnun, r. 1124 Pacific
Nagel Freda Miss, r. 616 Geary
Nagel Frederick, sausagemaker, r. 437 Fair Oaks
Nagel Gustave A., architect, r. 1307 Broadway
Nagel Hiram L., fireman, r. 1130 Pine
Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, 209 O Farrell, r. 419 O'Far-
rell, r. ar
Nagel Joachim, painter, r. 520 Ninth
Nagel John, plasterer, r. .502 Fell
Nagel John D. , lather, r. 502 Fell
Nagel Louis, waiter, r. 43 r Tehama
Nagel Max, porter, r. 636 Eighteenth
Nagel Otto, iriver, r. 437 Fair Oaks
NACiKL PAUL E. O., teach',r Piano and Zither 629
O' Farrell
Nagel Simon, cigarmaker, r. 906 Filbert
Nagel Theodore, machinist, r. 17 Rondell PI
Na','el Walter, clerk, Dietzius & Stager, r. 639 Eighteenth
Nagel William C, candymaker, r. 419 O'Farrell, rear
t3^ Nagel. See Nagle and Neagel
Jl^at tJi^surpassed \a<^er Beer
U
LOHENGRIN"
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCflGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Nagelmaker John (Smith & Nagelmaker) and proprietor
Nicholas Hotel, r. NE cor Nebraska and San Bruno
Road
Nagengast Jacob, clerk Redington & Co., r. 261 Steven-
son
Nager Babbit, laborer Eureka Dairy
Nager Antone (N ger Bros.) r. Twenty-eighth Av South
nr San Bruno Av
Nager Bros. (John M. and Antone) dairymen, Twenty-
eighth Av South nr San Bruno Av
Nager Fritz (Nager & Baumann) r. SW cor Mission and
Thirty-first
Nager Herman 1., proprietor California Dessicated Food
Co., 103 Commercial, r.l023 Buchanan
Nager John M. (Nager Bros.) r. Twenty-eighth Av South
nr San Bruno Av
Nager Marie Miss, dressmaking, 38i Moss
Nager Sophia, widow, r. 1023 Buchanan
Nager & Baumann (Fritz Nager and Sebastian Baumann)
liquors, SW cor Mission and Thirty-first
Naghel Louis H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 3912
Clay
Nigle Alfred J., caulker, r. 741 Harrison
Nagle Arthur D., groceries and liquors, NW cor Twen-
ty-second and Dolores
Nagle Charles, carpetla' er, r. 724J Natoma
Nagle Charles G., attorney at law, 632 Market, r. 34
Eureka
Nagle Cornelius J. (Nagle & Donnelly) and extraman
truck 3, r. 113i Pulk
Nagle David K., laborer, r. 1315 Broadway
Nagle Garrett, laborer, r. 119 Clinton
Nagle George W. with Christy & Wise, r. Bohemian Club
Nagle Harrv M. (H. M. Nagle & Co.)r. 2031 Steiner
Nagle Henry H., insurance agent, 512 California, r. Oak-
land
Nagle H. M. & Co. (Harry M. Nagle) brushes, brooms,
etc. 224 Clay
Nagle Isadore, r. 400 Bay
Nagle James, laborer, r. 30 Federal
Nagle James A., clerk, Joseph Eugene G. Davis, r. 4184
Lark in
N.4.GLE JAMES L. (Nagle & Nagle) attorney at law
511 Montgomery, r. 34 Eureka
Nagle John, r. 1126 Folsom
Nagle John (Nagle & O'Brien) r. 515 Howard
Nagle John J., hoseman Engine 17, r. 528 Stevenson
Nagle Maggie T. Miss, teacher St. Vincent School, r. 120
Oak
Nagle Martin, watertender stmr Mariposa
Nagle Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1416b Howard
Na.;le Meta, domestic 2104 Post
Nagle Michael R., stevedore, r. 830 Folsom
N.44;LE peter B. (N;igle h Nagle) attorney at law
511 Montgomery, r. 34 Eu eka
Nagle Peter a. Jr., attorney at law, 511 Montgomery, r.
512 Golden Gate Av
Nagle Richard H., contractor, r. 14 Gilbert
Nagle Rose, domestic 784 Van N ss Av
Nagle Rose Miss, laundress, r. 1519 Eddy
Nagle Sarah widow, r. 413 Bartlett
Nagle Thomas J., marblecutter, r. 1612 Stevenson
Nagle Wane.-, stevedoe, r. 133TJ Natoma
Nagle Walter Jr., plumber, r. 13371 Natoma
Nagle W. J., compositor Examiner
Naj,'le & Donnelly (Cornelius J. Nagle and Frank Don-
nelly) liquors 1425 Market
KAOliE & K.4(iLE (Peter B. and James L.) attorneys
at law, 511 Montgomery
Nagle & O'Brien (John Nagle and Maurice M. O'Brien)
proprietors New Union Hotel 515 Howard
tS" Nagle. See Nagel and Neagle
Nagley John H., motorman, r. 805 Prospect Av
Natredi Joseph, laborer, r. 535 Seventeenth
Naher Lizette Mrs., r. 614 Geary
Nahl Paul, wiper, r. 124 Mou t n
Nahl Perham W. (Ellis & Nahl) r. Berkeley
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3T MARKET ST., S. F.
You do not have to depend upon
one Spring or Mineral Wat(
but have 30 different kinds
(See puge pp. /lame Highland Spriogs.)
Both Hot and Cold.
one Spring or Mineral Water, Hir^HI /|\]n ^PDIMPQ Tickets for Calistoaa Route o*
at niv»nLA^llU OrlVlnvpO sale at Southern Pacific Depot*
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Place Your Fire Insurance
SUN INsilkflNGE 60.
428 California Street
t^ Nahl. See Nail
Nahon Samuel, salesman, r. 617 McAllister
Nahor Alfred H., solicitor The Ar>?onaut, r. 315 Mason
hardware 1223 Market,
151C
(George II. T.
Nairne Andrew
Twe lit J- first
Nairne I., oiler stmr San Juan
Nairne John, marine engineer, r. 464 Tehama
Naismith John, barber, 544 Clay, r. Oakland
B^ Naismith. See Nasrayih and Nesmith
Nakano & Co., Japanese fancy gooas, 137 Taylor
Nail Kate Mrs., groceries and liqu rs, 446 Jessie
Nail Lou H., wines and liquor^, 2353 Market, r. 2518
Market
S^ Nail. See Nahl
Nallbonner Neil, lonjfshoreman, r. 3 Santa Clara
Nally Matthew (Nally & Ro,'e's) 17 Minna
Nally & Rogers, liquors (Matthew Nally and John
Rogers) 711 Howard
Nalond John, carpenter, r. 19 Hollis
Nandusco Miguel, harnessmaker, r. 1113J Keaniy, rear
Nankervis ITiomas, laborer, r. 5 Welch
NankeviU Frank A., artist, "Chi.-," r. 707 Sutter
Nannarj- Robert, laborer, r. Eisrhth Av bet J and K
Nannarj- William, salesmAn, r. 433 Secjn I
Nangue Zacharie^ lauudryman, r. 2207 Pine
Nannerj' John, harnessmaker, r. 1106 Twenty-fourth
Nannery Joseph, laborer, r. 1106 Twenty-fourth
Nannery Thomas, fireman, r. 1106 Twenty-fourth
Nannetti August, candymaker, r. 1423.J Kearny
Nansen James, coffee saloon, 125 Montjjomery Av, r. 550
Fourth
Nansen John, waiter, r. 7 Market
Nansen Peter N., driver, r. 213 Elm Av
XAPA .4XD $.4.V IR.lXCIiiCO E\PKE:^S CO..
A. S. Blunk proprietor, 10 Bush
NAPA SODA WATER
Jat'ksuii Le>sfe) t>l:i Uo^vard
Napa Valley Nursery Co. (Napa C ty) R. Armstrong &
Co. proprietors, Herman H. Schweze agent, 301 Bu«h
Napa Valley Wine Association. See California Wme
Assn
X.4P.4. VI\EY.4RD DEPOT. 1069 Howard cor Moss
Naparel Julius, porter, r. .51 Third
Napthalv Benjamin F., attornev at law, r. 204 McAllister
\APHt.4LV, FKEIDE%RICH & ACKEKMA.V
(Joseph Naphtaly, David Frcidenrich and Charles L.
Ackerman) attorneys at law, 426 California, Tele-
phone Main 149
Naphtaly Joseph (Naphtaly, Freidenich & Ackerman) and
vice-president Quiro's Soda Water Co., r. 1364 Post
Naphtaly Samuel L., student, r. 1364 Post
Napier John, hlacksmith, r. 1123 Filbert
Napier Mary Mrs. , r. 1040i Mission
Nappenbach Henr>', artist, r. 2431 Larkin
Napyos Mining Co., (Tuscarora Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall
secretarj', 314 Montgomery, room 1-2
Narden Josie, trunk finisher, r. 609 Hampshire
Nardi Giuseppe, laborer, r. 6 Bartol
Nardmi Antonio (A. Nardini & Co.) r. cor Union and
Jones
Nardini John, winedealer, r. 2952 Jones
Nardmi & Co. (Antonio Nardini and Agostino Banducci)
winemakers, 123 Jackson
Nardusko Michael, harnessmaker, r. 1113J Kearny
Narinl Mateo, cook. r. 418i Broadway
Narjot Ernest, artist, r. 13 -2 Vallejo
Narjot Ernest Jr., machinist, r. 1322 Vallejo
Narvaez Falriciano, j ckey, r. 431 Fourth
Nascio Nacola, hostler, r. 1113i Kearny
Nash Abigail T., widow, r. 2109 Bush
Nash Ann, widow, r. 15 B^ lyce
Nash Ann E., widow, r. 1734 Devisadero
Nash Bert, drug clerk, r. 1633 Devisadero
Nash Charles, sergeant police, r. 121 Montgomary Block
Kash Frank, first cook C. and C. Hospital
Nash Frank, first officer stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1015 Broad-
way
Nash Herbert C, secretary Mrs. Leiand Stanford, r.
SW cor Powell and California
Nash James, manager hat dept Raphael's Incorporated,
r. 1310 Seventeenth
Nash James Mrs., bakerj- and notions, 705 Valencia
NASH .IA\"SOX W., vice preside- 1 California Under-
taking Co., SW cor Geary and Stockton, r. 1434
Leavenworth
Nash J. T., bookkeeper Eveleth & Nash. r. 1417a Clay
Nash John, painter, r. 705 Valencia
Nash John, watchman, r. 333 Langton
Naah John E., stage manager Tivoli Opera House, r.
Hotel Langham '
Nash John W. , salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 218
Stockton
Nash Jonathan M., collector Harbor Commissioners, r.
Oakland
Nash Joseph, commission merchant, r. 310O Pacific Av
Nash Joseph J., blacksmith, r. 705 Valencia
Nash Marj-, widow, r. .530 Howard
Nash Mary A. Mrs. , matron C. and C. Hospital
Nash Matthew, laborer, r. 549 Mission
Nash Michael, laborer, r. 604} Linden Av
Nash Patrick, laborer, r. 1142 Howard
Nash Samuel C, clerk General Freight Offico S. P. Co.,
r. Golden West Hotel
Nash Willett E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2918 Sacramento
Nash William (Nash ic Lane) r. 300 Folsom
Nash William H. (Eveleth & Na.sh) r. 1417a Clay
Nash & Lane (William Nash and Michael J. Lane) li-
quiirs, NW cor Steuart and Folsom
Nasmvth Alexander, upholsterer, r. 77 Natoma
Nason Fred S., clerk R. N. Nason & Co., r. 912 Twenty-
second
Nason H. L. , liquors, r. 211 Turk
Nason Nahuni, mining engineer, r. 912 Twentv-second
Nason Richard N. (R. N. Nason & Cu.) r. 912 Twenty-
second
NASON n. N. & CO. importers and
dealers oils, paints, varnisbes, brashes,
ete.. Il9-l-;i Front, Telephone Main .5.175
Nason William A., bookkeeper, r. 620 Golden Gate Av
Nason William H., bookkeeper R. N. Nason & Co., r.
912 Twenty-^econd
Nassano John," engineer, r. 24 Lapidge
Nasser Marj-, widow, r. 2611 Howard
Na-ser Shaier, importer, r. 71 U Scott
Nasti Angelo, bootblack, NE cor Grant Av and Sntter, r.
516 Vallejo
Nastura Natalie, scavenger, r. 511 Vallej >
Nasturgi Pardini, cook, r. E s Sansome bet Broadway
and Val ejo
Natali Giuseppe, seaman, r. 12 Sonora
Nathan Abraham, dr>- goods, 2064 Market, r. 3 Haight
Nathan Albert, packer, r. 112 Ta\lor
Nathan Alfred J., clerk, r. 525 Laguna
Nathan Annie Mrs., r. 1017 Laguna
Nathan August, merchant, r. 1206 Ellis
Nathan, Bachman cfc Co. (Gersoii Nathan and Nathan S.
Bachman) importers and commission merchaniS, 22
Sansome
Nathan Barne^■, salesman Strauss & Strauss, r. 716 Fil-
bert
Nathan Bemhard (Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.) r. Dres-
den. Gt-rmany
Nathan Charles, broker, r. 512 Devisadero
Nathan Charles, stableman, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Charles, >peculator, r. 428^ Tehama
Nathan Charles, tailor, 39.^ Sutter, r. Alameda
Nathan Charles P. (C. P. Nathan & Co. Sacram. nto) r.
1617 Van Ness Av
Nathan C. P. & Co. (Sacramento) office 28 Sansome
Nathan Dorcas, widow, r. 1010 Post
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STEET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREEL "
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA S^.
"Telephone Mission 40
PHOTOGRAPHIC "«---"' T. P. ANDREWS
1 riW 1 WVJ[l^r\l i ll^^ RHLOADINQ 109 Montgomery St.
NAT
NAT
NATHAN, DUHKtIANN A €0. (Bt:rnhard Nathan
ajid Frederick W. Dohrmann) Imp >rters, wholesale
and retail dealers crockery, glass, chinaware, cutlery
etc. , and art goods, 122-132 Sutter, Telephone M-ain
1410
N^han E. J., bill poster, r. 325 Ellis
Nathan Elizabeth Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1010 Post
Nathan Frederick H. , port r, r. 2(52 Jessie
Nathan Gabriel, clerk, James A. Devoto, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Garson (Nathan, Bachman & Co.) r. I'iOC Ellis
Nathan Hattie Miss, elocutionist, r. .'il2 Devisadero
Nathan Henrj", clerk Moses J. Franklin, r. 1232 Eddy
Nathan Henry, clerk Suskind Nathan, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Henry S. (Holm & Nathan) r. 1238 O'Farrell
Nathan Herman (L. Euphrat & Co.) r. 3032 Washington
Nathan Herman, barber, 19 Thirtieth, r. 226A Thirtieth
Nathan Hermai, horse dealer, r. 227 Shotwell
NATHAN HERMANN (Nathan & Kingston) r. 1922
Baker
Nathan Hyman, cigar miifg, 206 Third
Nathan I. N., r. 206a Post
Nathan Isa c, peddler, r. 314 Langton
Nathan Julius, h rse dealer, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Leon, merchant, r. 1.518 Post
Nathan Leslie, stableman, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Louis, peddler, r. 314 Langton
Nathan M.nuel (Nathan & Sturmthal) r. 1719 Sutter
Nathan Milton A., clerk, r. 525 Octavia
Nathan Nathan, cigar dealer, r. 863^7 Market
Nathan Nathaniel, bookkeeper Suskind Nathan, r. 716
t^lbert
Nathan Pauline, widow, r. 811 Octavia
Nathan Philip, bookkeep r, r. 525 Octavia
Nathan Ray, clerk Martin B. Ward, r. 2309 Post
N than Samuel, commercial traveler, r. 1232 Eddy
Nethan Suskind, horse merchant, 716 Filbert
NATHAN & KINGSTON <»..».„.
l%a(itau anu I'aul !<. Klii{:»toii) rlty at:riit!«
Koyal Evrlianiie AssTiraiicf (of L'iiidon(
401 .UontKOiiici-y, Tdeitlione itiain 6U8
Nathan & Schmidt (Susanville, Cal.) merchants, otfice
12.5-127 Sansome
Nathan & Sturmthal (M, Nathan and B. Sturmthal) dry
goods, 1334-1333 Stockton
NATHANIEL «KA1 UEx>IORIAL FREE KIN-
DERtiiARTE.'V', Miss Marv Ames principal, 1226
Union
Nathanson Arthur E., carrier Post Office, r. 811 Leavan-
worth
Nathanson DoraL., widow, r. 81' Leavenworth
Nathanson Gottfried, t acher music, r. 844 Valencia
Nathanson William, uisurance agtnt, r. 342 Fourth
Nation J., water tender stmr Umatilla
Nation The (weekly) C. B. Flanagan publisher, M. W.
Kirwan editor, '536 Clay
NATIONAL AMII^E.UENT A«EN€1', G. Stuart
Clark manager, Mrs. Myra Clark assistant manager,
21-24 St. Ann's Bldg
NATIONAL ASS^irRANCE €0. (of Ireland) H. M.
Newhall & Co. agents, 309-311 Sansome
National Bank of Australasia, Hellmann Bros. & Co.
aarents, 525 Front
National Ba-^e Ore Reduction Co., A. J. Robinson presi-
dent, Henry P. Holland superintendent, 170 Crocker
Bid-
National Bottling Co., Fred G. Sachs president and
NATiONfLBREiwiNGCO.«...H.s
E. MauKcu itresideiit. Armour MfLaagli-
liii vi<-e-pre«ideiit, <;<-<»r«e F. Vol/, .secre-
tary and treasurer, SK e«r Fulton an«l
'tVebster, 730-73'i Fulton, Teleiihone West
3;t
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., Pierce & Co.
agents, 11-16 Chronicle Bldg
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IH HYDB ST., between
fiddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to i2 A. M. and
3 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STHTES BBEWERY
bre:w
SUPERIOR PALE LAGEP BEEP
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOP*::.
N.ATIONAL CE.'»IETERY, V. S. A.. Presidio
NATIONAL CIGARETTE AND
I UdAULU LU. (or Ne^r York) Henry
Riegelniann general manager Paelfic
Coast. 3-;4-3?6 California
Nationnl Dairv. Bareilles Brother pr' priot'irs, Bav View
NATIONAL DETECTIVE BU-
nrill .1. A. Uoulger manager, '43
nLAU Kearnj
NATiON.%L l»<STILLI\f; CO. (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Mt-vi-rfieM, Mitcliell i^ C'l. sole agents, lid Front
NATIONAL FERTILIZER CO.
fur removing dead animals, 4 iiarles .Al-
pers president, .lolin 11. Sayre secretary,
40.5 .liontgoniery. room .■>, stands t'(»rdr:iys
SWeor Orove and Buelianan,>vorks Firth
NATIONArFIRE INS. CO. ....
ford) tiieorge I*. l»orniu utauager. t^eorge
W. Dornin assistant manager, 40i> Call-
fornia
National Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford) Smedburg &
Mitchell city managers, 314 California
NATIONAL I- LOUR MILLS, J. Martenstein & Co.
proprietors, SW cor Battery and Pacific
National Fruit Growing Co., Solomon Ephraim manager,
142 Phelan Bldg
NATIONAL CillARD. armories and halls 25 Page, 28
GoldenGate Av, 318 0'Farrell, 815 Ellis, 1327 Mar-
ket, and 1615 Pacific Av
Nationil Home and Loan Association, Nathan Schles-
inger secretary, 304 Montgomery
NATIONAL HOTEL, Mrs. Friedrike Rose pioprietor
!il2 Bush
NATIONAL ICE CO.
Nicholas 4»lilau<ilt pre^-ldent, .ioiin A.
Kueli vice-president, .lames T. I><»nahue
secretary and treasurer, .loseph .Martin
superintendent, .lohn <'ashin suittrin-
tendent of agencies, othre S'il Market,
Telephone. Main 5403
National Iron Works, Marschutz & Cantrell proprietors,
NW cor Main and Howard
National Lager Bottling Works, P. Svetinich & Co. pro-
(incorporated) ^
>et.
v2=. Grove
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO. r..
field A Stoddard proprietors, 411 Sanciiex,
Telephone Mission i!t3, othce 3i:{ roMeil.
Telephone Main l«>o:t. Branch lO.') Fonrtli
National Life Association, W. B. Shaut manager, 206
S;iiisonie. room 6
NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO. ...
.M<»ntpeiier, Vt.) t^ordon M. .Stolp general
nianauer I'acifir <'oast Departnient. 83-84
Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 17:t!>
NATIONAL MARINE INSIRANCE CO. THE
(of London) Gutte & Frank managers Pacific Coast
Department, 303 California
National Oil Burner Co., Mannel & Smith managers,
mnf s coal oil burners, 717 Mission
NATIONAL PHOTO AND
"lAVING CO..
GRI
EN-
U 0 6 Mon tgomery,
room 'i
National Publishiny- Co., 606 Montgomery
NATIONAL QIIARANTINE SrATION. Angel Is-
land, C. T. Peckham Passed Assistant Surgeon Ma-
rine Hospital Service ni command
STOVBS
KND KITOHEN S\7F>F»LIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
laa CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
of H. CUVILLIER 4. FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
NAT
1116
NAY
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
.>I4TI«»N.4L RRSERTE A.SSUCIATIO.\, R. H.
>• lag:gr munag-er, 1-JO O'Farrell
Natioiiarstarch Jlanufacturing Co. (New York) F. H.
Ames Co. ag-ent<, 3 California
NATIOX.4L 8IIKET1' CO., Youngberg & Borland
agents, 216 Bush, room 13, Telephone Main 329
NATIONAL !$lIK<a€AL IIWSTITIITE (Western
Division) John M. Hinkle M.D. surgeon in charge,
81'.) Bush
N.ATIO:VAL THEATRICAL EXCHANGE, 21
Powell
National Time Recorder, Lewis W. Moore general agent,
30 Fi'st
National Trotting Association, Dwight L. Hackett secre-
tary, C09 Sacramento
NATIO\AL UNURftWRITER (monthly) Ambrose
Harris eoitoi ind manager, 3H Jlontgomerv
National TTiiion (in -orporateJ) Sin Francisc > Cabinet,
M. Seli,'mvn president, \V. W. Peck secretary, office
NAfldNALVINEGAR AND COM-
PRESSED YEAST WORKS.
>Viliiaiii viaflie manager, Morks .sit.s M-j
Fourth, ottlce 3'^;$ Front, Telephone .Main
I ».->:{. Shells
NATIONAL WINDOW AND
HOUSE CLEANING CO.,
A. servenii iiian:;^cr, .»o; l-i Ba.sh
NATIVE UA11GHTER.<* OF THE CiOLDEN
WEST, Mrs. George C. Ryan grand secretary, 44
Morchaiits' Exchautre Bldg
NATIVE SONS HALL, E s Mason bet Post and
Geary
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST (Grand
Parlor) H. nry Lunstedt grand secretary. Pioneer
Bldg, 24 Fourth
Native Sons of the Golden West Hall Association, James
D. Phelan president, Adolph Eberhart secretary,
Pioneer Bldg. 24 Fourth
Native Sons of the Golden West Library and Reading
Room Association, Louis P. Powelson secretary,
Pi.meer Bldg, 24 Fourth
Natland Frederick, laborer, r. .508 Third
N.ATO.MA VI.\EV.4Ri» CO., D. Henshaw Ward
general miniger and secretary, 508 Californ a,
rooms 31
N.ATOMA WATER A.\D MINING CO., D. Hen-
shaw Ward secretary, ii08 California, r. om 31
Natorp Bernard (Wilkens & Co.) r. 209 Turk
Naw .John B., engineer, r. 242 Greenwich
Naw Peter H. F., stevedore, r. 1.507 Montgomery
Naw Sidney, warehouseman, r. 1507 Montgomery
Naubman C. , watchman stmr Pomona
Naude Albert, porter, r. 619 Bush
Naugart Mina, domestic 1342 Ellis
Naughton August, carpenter, r. 5 Hattie
Naughtcm Edward, laborer, r. 1017J Guerrero
Naughton James, foreman M. B. Moraghan's oyster beds,
r. Mil brae
Naughton Johanna Mrs., janitress Chinese Primary
School, r. 1231 Market
Nau-hton John F., bookkeeper, r. 2125 O'Farrell
Nau'.'hton Patrick J., laborer, r. 235 Eighth
Naughton Randolph, r. 208 Second
Naughton William H.. journalist, r. 2125 O Farrell
Naught in William W., journalist Examiner, r. 1002b
GnlJeii Gate Av
1^" Nau,'ht n. See Norton
Naulty Christopher, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 229
Seventeenth
Naulty James A., painter, r. 229 Seventeenth
Naulty Mary J., widow, r. 229 Seventeenth
Naulty Nicho'as, molder, r. 52 Natoma
Naulty William, painter, r. 229 Seventeenth
Nauman C. & Co. (Charles Nauman) produce commi»-
sion, 508-510 Sansome
Nauman Charles (C. Nauman & Co.^ r. 626 1-hotwell
Nauman Clarence C, bookkeeper C. Nauman & Co., r.
626 Shotwell
Nauman Edward H., clerk P. Z. Nauman & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Nauman Howard A., clerk Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 628
Shotwell
Nauman Paul Z. (P. Z. Nauman & Co., r. Alameda
Nauman P. Z. & Co. (Paul Z. Nauman) safes and scales,
102 Clay
Naumann Earnest, gardener, r. 409 Pacific
Naumann William, brewer, r. 1014 Bryant
Naunton Frederick C, clerk Robert H. Naunton, r. East
Oakland
Naunton Richard H., clerk Robert H. Naunton, r. 1320
California
Naunton Robert H., insurance adjuster, 401 California,
room 20, r. Oakland
Nause Mary J., widow, r. 112 First
Nause Patrick laborer, r. 112 First
Nauser John, cook, r. 227 Minna
NAUTICAL EXCHANGE, Gustive Falk proprietor,
42 Steuart,
Nava Antonio, boarding stables, 431 Union
Nava Giovanni B. , laborer, r. 431 Union
Nava Mice M., laundryman, r. 223 Twelfth
Nava Stephen, barber, r. 52 t Dupont
Navah Giuseppe, shoemaker, r. 4 Filbert PI
Wavajo Mining Co. (Tuscaroro, Nev.) John W. Pew, sec-
retary, .ilb Pine, rooms 15-17
Naval Batallion. N. G. C, Frederick H. Stable Lieut.
Commander, Frank A. Brooks Adjutant, head-
quart-rs 26 Mills Bldcr, 10th floor
N.AVAL BOARD OF INSPECTION AND SDR-
VEl', L. S., Lieutenant Commander F. P. Gil-
more, U. S. N., 87 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
NAVAL OFFI« ER (PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO)
office Custom House, 3d floor
Navarrete Henry, compositor, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
Navarreo John, Horist, 471 Minna
Navarrete Marie, widow, r. 20 Bridge PI
Navarro Cesareo G. (Navarro & Biedermann) r. 1128
Jackson
Navarro Hilarius, tinsmith, 72i Vallejo
Navarro Julio, tinsmith, r. 313 Green
Navarro Louis, car rtpairer, r. 420 Green
NAVARRO .niLL CO.. R. G. Byxbee president and
manager, J. Fessendon Clark vice-president, T. S.
Russell secretarv, manufacturers redwood lumber,
office 42 Market, rooms 1-2
Navarro & Biedermann (Cesareo G. Navarro and Robert
Biedermann) restaurant, 741 Broadway
Nave William, barber, r. 3 Cottasre PI
Navellier Ernest, driver, r. W s Mission Road nr Onon-
daga Av
Navlet Leon v., clerk Dallemand & Co., 2819 r. Golden
Gat« Av
NAW PAV OFFICE INITED STATES, Edward,
Bellows Pay Inspector 202 Sansome, 2d floor
Nay George L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. Hotel
Langham
Na\lon Ellen, widow, r. 417 Natoma
NAVLOft CIIARLKS E., general a?ent Caligraph
typewriter and secret try Building and Loan Asso-
ciations, 19 Montgomery, Telephone Main 5225, r.
1439 Morton, Alameda
Naylor Charles H.. clerk Maintenance of Way Dept. S.
P. Co., r. 1714 0ctavia
Naylor James, teamst r, r. Ninth Av nr Point Lobos At
Naylor Joseph, tanner, r. Thirteenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
SAN f PAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET and SIDEWALi WOEX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
The Sari FrancisGe GALL: is a Great Newspaper
THE FITTZ CURE ^-
n by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
lly, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
NAY
NEI
Naylor Samuel G., seiretary American Association
Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels, 9 Mission, r. 15
Frankfort Av
Naj'lor Thomas C. , porter, r. 4-21 State
Nazoun^>uave i''rank, laundryman, r. 423} Turk
Nazzarini Silvio, expressman, r. L'5 Silver
Nea August, contractor, r. New Continental Hotel
Neagle Augustus, clerk Leopold Tillman, r. NW cor
lire )ad way and Davis
Neag'le David B., r. 421 Ashbury
Nea-le John J., laborer, r. 100 Mississippi
Neagle Joseph K. , porter, r. 703i Davis
Neagle Katherine, domestic 419 Oak
tfgr Nea^de. See Na|,'el and Nagle
KKAIi AIJi» N S., pre>id. nt A. S. Neal Warehouse
Co., SW cor Filbert and Sansome, r. Alameda
NEAL, A S. M'AKEHOIISE CO., A. S. Neal presi-
dent. J. E. Big:elow secretary, J. Costello, Joseph
W. Mayuire and \V. E. Minaker trustees, proprietors
Gibraltar, Pioneer and Union Warehouses, principal
office SE cor Sansome and Filbert
Neal Charles E. , carpenter Pa?. Planing Mills, r. Oak-
land
Neal Charles W., clerk E. C. Meyers, r. 317J Lombard
Neal David G.. bookbinder, r. 1103 Broadway
Neal Edward J., bi^xmaker, r. 640 Howard
Neal Elizaheth, dressmaker, r. 525 Turk
Neal Etbcl Mis^, lu-iiiter, r. 2720 Bryant
NEAij <:l'>Oit4;E F., manager Commercial Publish-
iiin' (Jii. 31 California, r. 416 Central Av
Neal Ida Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Neal J. George, physician The Copeland Medical Insti-
tute, r. 1 14 Market
Neal Joseph, carjjenter, r. 1601 Church
Neal Marifaret, widow, r. 1103 Broadway
Nea' Mattie Miss, r. Oriel Hotel
Neal Mir an Miss (Neal & Mehle) r. 227 Hayes
NE.VI. ROBERT W., proprietor Paefic Underwriter,
320 California, r. 328 Haight
Neal William, m rine engMieer, r. 27 JO Brj'ant
Neal William, messman stmr Colon
Neal William J., trimmer, r. 640 Howard
Neal & Mehle (Misses Mirran Neal and Marie Mehle)
Citholic books, 227 Haves
B^- Neal. Sd3 NeiU-, Neatl, Neil and Neill
Neale Alfred, sorter, r. 1319 York
Neale Clara Miss, spinner, r. 1319 York
Neale George, laborer, r. 1319 York
Neale George S. , proprietor Lombard and Ba,y Bonded
Warehouses, W s Sansome nr Lombard, r. 115 Chat-
tanooga
Neale George W., canvasser, r. 1319 York
Neale James, marble polisher John C. Pierce, r. 1121
Mission
NEALE VIXC'E^T, attorney at law, 25 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. San Kafael
£3- Neale. See Nenl, Neall, Neil and Neill
Nealing John A., clerk, r. 1913 E lis
Nealing Timothy, con(ractar, 1913 Ellis
Nealing Timothy Jr., painter, r. i56i- Silver
Neall Clara Mrs., lodgings, 224 Kearny
Neall James, merchant, r. 290:) Bush "
Neall James F., bookkeeper Biker & Hamilton, r. 2909
Bujh
Neall James G., compositor. Examiner
Neall John M., 1st Lien*,. 4th Cavalry U. S. A., Presidio
«r Neall. See Neal, Neale, Neil and Neill
Nealon Catherine, widow, r. 12 Preston PI
Nealon Eliza, widow, r. 712 Geary
Nealon James, driver P.atterson & Co., r. Berkeley
Nealon James, marble cutter, r. 1121 Mission
Nealon James C, manager S;in Jo^e Brick Co., office
234 Montgomery, r. "928 Haight
Neal n James J., laborer, r. 520 Eddy
Nealon Jennie Miss, cigarmaker. r. 12 Preston PI
Nealon John, teamster, r. 210.} Rose Av
Nealon Joseph, peddler, 12 Preston PI.
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TU^T^.^KET STREET
L'p-Stairs, oi'p. Palace Hotel.
Many Noveltits in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qalifor^ia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Nealon Joseph T., lithographer, r. 717i Linden Av
Nealon Margaret, domestic 3455 Third
Nealon William, teamster, r. 1323 Laurel Av
£W Nealon. See Neilan and Neylon
Neary Charles' coalpassy, r. 541 First
Neary Charles, longshoreman, r. 75 Clementina
Neary Ellen Miss, r. 2969 Harrison
Neary Emma, domestic 136 Liberty
Neary Frank, bu cher, r. 317 Capp
Neary James F., laundryman, r. SE cor Ut?h and Twen-
ty-third
Neary Johana, widow, r. 317 Capp
Neary John, bricklayer, r. E s Sears nr Shenuan Av,
Ocfan View
Neary John J., painter, r. 28} Freelon
Neary Nicholas, paintmaker,'r. 214 Third
Neary Patrick J., laborer, r. 120 Clara
Neary Thomas, r. 919 Cap)j
Neary Thomas J., millhand, r. 59i Jessie
Neason George E. A., mast r mariner, r. 2105 Twelfth 1
Neate Laffman, teamster, r. 17.i Guv PI
Neate Thomas A. (King, Ward' & Co.) r. International
Hotel
Npave Charles A. (Bailey, Weller & Neave) r. 1933 Ellis
Neb^l John J. F., clerk, r. 429 Turk
Neber August, laborer, r. 3275 Third
Neber Louisa Miss, tailoress, r. 1217 Kearny, rear
Neber T. R. Mrs., domestic 2302 Clav
Nebron Nathan, butcher, 954 Folsom, r. 956 Folsoni
Nt'ckar Henry, waiter, r. 500 Howard
Neddersen Charles H., laborer, r. 008 Tennessee
Nedderse i Frederick H. , cooper, r. 610 Tennessee
Neddersen John, driver, r. 50 Louisa
Nee John, longshoreman, r. 35 Clementina
Neeb Charles, cloakmaker, r. 44 3i Natoma
Neeb Henry, tailor, 138 Seventh
N>eb Henry, tinsmith, r. 911 Powell
Neeb Magijie Miss, teacher music, 804 Van Ness Av
Neeb William, tailor, r 138 Seventh
Ne ce George T., telegraph operator, r. 2817 Pine
Neecke Feiix, photographer, (. 1 Golden PI
Neecke f'aul, cahinetmal. er, r. 95 Wool
NEEnil.4.H A. E., secretary Mercantile Protective
Association, 66 Nevada Block
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith Betts Spring Co., r. 727
Twenty-third
Needham James, springmaker, r. 1008 Tw nty-second
Needham John V., clerk, r. 1008 Twenty-second
Needham Joseph, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 727
Twenty-third
Needniore The, Smith St. Clair proprietor, Andrew G.
Williams manager, club rooms, 107 Ellis
Neelon John, hostler, r. 500 Napa
Neelsen J..hn, boots and shoes, 12 Howard
Neely Edward 0., salesman, r. 504 Baker
Neely Hugh, refiner, r. 7 Newell
Neely Isaac, painter, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neely James, clerk B. Pasquale & Sons, r. 3204a Si.i-
eenth
Neely John J., compositor Examiner
Neely Mary, wid' iw, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neergaart WilHam P., joiner, r. 115 Turk
Neerman James E , teamster, r. 456 Fifteenth
Neeson Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
NEFF J. II., president California Miners Association
331 Pine room 20, r. Colfax, Placer Co., Cal.
Nefl John B., president Allison Nefif & Co., 421-423 Mar-
ket, r. 1235 Hyde
Nefroney John, tailor, 520 Powell
Negodich Stevens, bottler, r. 546 Linden Av
Negre Maria Miss, saleslady Taix & Sebrabrigue, r. 2119
Taylor
Negretfco Charles, salesman, r. 40 Albert Alley
Negretto Joseph, laborer, r. 40 Albert Alley
Ne.ro Joseph (Ferrari & Negro) r. 1325 Dupont
Neber J. S., r. 417 Kearny
Neible Otis H., motorman, r. SO- Prospect Av
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QQ Neidl Frank, chemist, r. 145 Fourth
^<sl Neil Ann, widow, r. 5 Crooks
Neil Annie, widow, r. 5"25 Golden Gate Av
r- Neil Charles, driver, r. 52 Sacramento
g Keil Daniel O., r. 429 Oak
,2h Neil John, laundrvman, r. 1055'Mission
t^ Neil W. E., dishw'asher, r. 420 Tehama
Jt^ a"^ Neil. See Neal, Neale, Neall and NeUl
^— ' Neilan AUce, domestic 1836 Sutter
, Neilan Martin, carriaarewasher, r. 633 Stevenson
C/5 Neilan Susan Mrs., furnished rooms, 355 Brannan
fc( Neilan Thomas J., salesman Sin;^er Mnf^Co., r. 355 Bran-
^j~j nan
^^ t^ Neilaa. See Nealan, Nealon and Nejion
^"^ Neild Ralph, civil enifineer, r. 421 Fell
/y Neill Alexander, p.irter Pac. Folding Paper Box Factory
It Neill B. J. , real estate, r. 504 Stockton
Ql Neill Francis, machinist, r. 5 Fair Oaks
JlJ Neill Frederick J., engineer, r. 5 Fair Oaks
L, rl Neill James S., proof reader, r. 29 Washington Av
tl ^ Neill John, laborer, r. 5 Fair Oaks
W jrj Neill Roi.ert H., engineer, r. 303 Folsom
ni VU Neill Samuel, clerk, r. 629 Bush
J« '-) Neill Sarah, widow, r. 629 Bush
W jr Neill William, me8sbov stmr San Jose
li, gS" Neill. See Neal, Neale, Neall and Neil
PNeilsen Chris. (Rode & Neilsen) r. 431 Jessie
f^ Neilsen Emil A., machinist, r. 28 Cherubusco
T LI Neilsen Hans S., painter, r. 812 Bryant
L^ Q Neilsen Harriet Mrs., nurse, r. 830 Geary
r _. Neilsen James, janitor, r. 830 Geary
U Neilsen James H. , liquors and boarding, 66 Oregon
J Neilson James A. Jr., r. 1857 Stevenson
frt Neilsen Matilda, janitress, r. 427 Second
*^ Neilsen Nels C. cook, r. 366 Natoma
Neilsen Peter, master mariner, r. 651 Willow Av
Neilsen Soren P., blacksmith, r. 33J Chesley
Neilson Albert, conductor, r. 544 Lott
Neilson Alexander, appraiser fire losses, 106 Leidesdorff,
r. Sacramento
Neilson Alexander, distributor Post Office, r. 1240 ^'al-
encia
Neilson Axel (Larsen & Neilson) r. 323i Third
Neilson Ben J., cabinetmaker, r. lOOSjBrjant
Neilson Charles, 2d cook Alms House
Neilson Charles P., r. 1623c Eddy
Neilson Christian, laborer, r. 144 Shipley
Neilson Christopher, seaman, r. 631 Stevenson
Neilson Frederick A., retoucher, r. 1302 Sanchez
Neilson Gunner, proprietor New Greenland Dairy, Bay
View
Neilson James A., machinist, r. 1857 Stevenson
Neilson James A. Jr., r. 1857 St«venson
Neilson Lena, domestic 2702 California
Neilson Lily Miss, r. 2618 Market
Neilson Magnus, laborer, r. 20 Gilbert
Neilson Margaret Miss, artist, 230 Crocker Bldg, r. The
Colonial
Neilson Martin O., cooper, r. 30 Langton
Neilson Marj- A., widow, r. 719 Brannan
Neilson Niels, clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co r
343 i Fifth ' ■
Neilson Niels S., carpenter, r. 125 Germania
Neilson Peter, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1623c Eddy
Neilson Robert, teamster, r. 516 Jessie
Neilson Simon, tailor, r. 7 Bond
■^" Neilson. See Nelsen, Nelson, Neilsen and Nielson
Neiman William H. , chief engineer stmr Australia
Neiper John, blacksmith, r. 1123 Filbert
Neira Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 1028 Dupont
Neime Andrew R., hardware, r. 1516 T\venty-first
Neissen George A., seaman, r. 210^ Twelfth"
Neish David C, stonecutter, r. Ocean View
Neish James G., stonecutter, r. Ocean View
Neish Robert, stonecutter, r. Ocean A'iew
Neisser August I., salesman, r. 1321 Fillmore
Neisser Bemaid, plumber, r. 1321 Fillmore
Neisser Edward, architect Absolom J. Bamett, r. 1331
Fillmore
Neisser Otto, salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r. 1321
Fillmore
Neisser Rose Miss, stenographer Alfred C. Goldner, r.
1321 Fillmore
Neiswanger Lee K., compositor, r. 26 i Kearny
Neithitt Paul, jeweler, r. 8).^| Bryant
Neitler N., r. 1118 Sutter
Nekolson Christian, waiter, r. junction Valencia and
Mission
Nelander Edward Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Ebenezer Church, r. 1239 Mission
Nell Anne Mrs. , furnished rooms, 63 Tehama
Nell August, r. 220 Pacific
Neller Leopold (Neller & Schirmer) r. 513 Frederick,
Oakland
\ELLCK A i^CHIR.MER (Leopold Neller and August
Schirmer) wholesale and retail dealers California
•wines and liquors, 409 Sansome
Nelligan John F., actor, r. 704 Howard
Nelligan William H., shoemaker, 616 Twenty -fourth
Nelbs C. S., physician, r. Russ House
Nellman John, fruits, 1613 Powell
Nellman Peter, teamster, r. 1712 Ellis
Nellmann Edward, tanner Metten I'c Gebhardt
Nelsan Clara, nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum
Nelsen Nels, seaman, r. 1029 Hampshire
Nelson Adelia G. Miss, teacher Haight Primary School,
r. 130 Guerrero
Nelson Adolph, turner, r. 804 Howard
Nelson Adolp i F., gripman, r. 128.V Cook
Nelson Albert, laborer, r. 10 Washington
Nelson Albert, seaman, r. 99 Francisco
Nelson Albert, steward, r. 321 Third
Nelson Albert, teamster, r. 454 Natoma
Nelson Albert E., salesman Goldman & Son, r. 318
Devisadero
Nelson Albert N., carpenter, r. 12 Bernard
Nelson Alette S., wid )W, r. 2827 Folsom
Nelsou Alexander, clerk Ross & Hewlett, r. 618 Jersey
Nelson Alfred, liquors and coffee saloon, 47 Clay, r. 210
Druram
Nelson Alfred, silversmith, r. 925\ Fourteenth
Nelson Alice, widow, r. 243 Sadowa, Ocean View
Nelson Amanda, domestic 914 Valencia
Ntlson Amanda, domestic 1801 California
Nelson Andreas, sailmaker's assistant, r. 413 First
Nelson Andrew (J. & A. Nelson) r. 727 Harrison
Nelson Andrew, carpenter, r. 20 Ritch
Nelson .A.ndrew, cook, r. 116 Berrj-
Nelson Andrew, deckhand stmr El Capitan, r. Oakland
Nelson Andrew, driver, r. 1214 Folsom
Nelson Anlrew, gripman, r. 910 Geary
Nelson Andrew, laborer, r. Hunter s Point
Nelson Andrew, longshoreman, r. 119 Gilbert
Nelson Andrew, president California Transportation Co.,
offiee Jackson St. Wharf, r. 706OTarrell
Nelson Andrew, pressman, r. 26 Montezuma
Nelson .\ndrew, seaman, r. 511 Second
Nelson Andrew, teamster, r. 719-5 Minna
Nelson Andrew, tentmaker, r. 413 First
Nelson Andrew G., carpenter, r. 7 Isis
Nelson Angeline, domestic 2226 California
Nelson Anna, widow, r. 55 Sanchez
Nelson Annie M. Mme., millinerv and dressmaking, 121-
123 Phelan Bldg, r. 142 Castro
Nelson Anton, seaman, r. 12i Sacramento
Nelson Arthur S., clerk Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 106
Eddy
Nelson August, cooper, r. 919J Sutter
Nelson August, laborer, r. 63 Tehama
Nelson August, plasterer, r. 1010 Wisconsin
Nelson Augustus, seaman, r. 47 Tehama
Nelson Bert, laborer, r. 141 Fair Oaks
Nelson Bridget A., widow, r. 2326 Pine
Nelson Brvalit, gripman, r. 509 Broderick
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Nelson C. , carpenter, r. E s Vienna nr Persia Av
Nelson C. A., cook, r. 220 Pacific
Nelson Carl, benchhand, r. 622 Minna
Nelson Carl, carpenter, r. 441 Vienna
Nelson Carl, gripman, r. 2303 Polk
Nelson Carl V., conductor, r. 1523 Polk
Nelson Carl V., wiih Cal. Casket Co., 1010 Minna
Nelson Carle M. Rev., r. 102e Natoma
Nelson Catherine Miss, tailoress, r. 2015 Howard
Nelson Catherine Mrs. , r. 2015 Howard
Xelson Charles, r. 513 Howard
Nelson Charles, asphaltum worker, r. 219 Mason
Nelson Charles, bartender, 315 Folsom
Nelson Charles, capitalist, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Nelson Charles, carpenter, r. 1804 Howard
Nelson Ch tries, fireman stmr Australia
Nelson Charles, liquors, r. 518 Pacific
Nelson Charles, lumberman, r. Ocean House Road
Nelson Charles, master mariner, r. 435 Bryant
Nelson Charles, master schr Fearless, r. 739 Fourth
Nelson Charlei, porter Hotel Miramar
Nelson Charles, porter, r. S s Pennsylvania Av nr Yolo
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 21 Perry
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 216 Michigan
Nelson Charles, stonedresser, r. 578 Howard
Nelson Char, es, ssveeper, r. 222 Filbert
Nelson Charles, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Nelson Charle.s, tailor, 507 Stevenson
Nelson Charles, tailor, r. 520 Powell
NELSON CHARLESf wholesale lani-
Uei- dealer aau euiuiiil<<sii>n uierehaut, 6
California. Telephone Uraaini 'i'i, r. Sem-
inary Park
Nelson Charles A., carpenter, r. 729J Clementina
Nelson Charles A., molder, r. 606 Mariposa
Nelson Charles G., liquors, r. 29 Valparaiso
Nelson Charles H., mail clerk, r. 144 Chestnut
Nelson Charles J., longshoreman, r. 638 Green
Nelson Charles P., painter, r. 226 Michigan
Nelson Charles W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
V. AlameUa
Nelson Charles W., deckhand, r. 578 Howard
Nelson Charles W., hackman, r. 248 Tehama
Nelson Charlotta Mrs.', r. 729f Tehama
Nelson Christian, gardener, r. 1321 Sutter
Nelson Christian, painter, r. 311* Tenth
Nelson Christian, porter, r. 613 Mission
Nelson Christian, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Nelson Chiistian, waiter, r. 917 Post
Nelson Christian O., restaurant, 27 Ninth, r. 825 Howard
Nelson Christine, widow, r. 208i Central Av
Nelson Christine Miss, dressmaker, r. 2021 Mission
Nelson Christopher, cari)etlayer, r. 10 Hickory Av
Nelson Clarence N. Mrs., r. 422a Page
Nelson Dennis, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Nelson E., lineman, r. 342 Fourth
Nelson Edward, clerk, r. 612 Lombard
Nelson Edward, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
Nelson Edward, cook, r. 226 Twenty-eighth
Nelson Edward, cooper, r. 414 Tenth
Nelson Edward, fisherman, r. 256 Brannan
Nelson Edward, hostler, r. 5J Dodge
Nelson Edward M., lamplighter, r. 144 Chestnut
Nelson Edward, tanner, r. 123 Twenty-sixth
Nelson Edward, teamster, r. 1241 Sanchez
Nelson Edward G. , boxmaker, r. 437 O'Farrell
Nelson Elizabeth, widow, r. 1422 Twenty-fourth
Nelson Elsie, widow, r. 166 Clara
Nelson Emanuel J., laborer, r. 847 Florida
Nelson Emil, baker, r. 967 Mission
Nelson Emil, tanner, r. 40 Plymouth Av
Nelson Emily, domestic 2009 Howard
Nelson ^ mily, domestic 2026 California
Nelson Emily Miss, ironer, r. 124 Erie
Nelson Emma C. Miss, dressmaking, 804 Larkin
Nelson Ernest, laborer, r. 45 Ritch^ rear
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Nelson Ernest G., engineer, r. 1143 Valencia
Nelson F., dishwasher Commercial House
Nelson Fernando, contractor and builder, 1522 Twenty-
fifth, r. 1520 Twenty-fifth
Nelson Francis, master mariner, r. II Thirteenth
Nelson Frank, compositor, r. 132 Eddy
Nelson Frank, painter, r. 23 Stockton
Nelson Frank, painter, r. 222 Eddy
Nelson Frank, painter, r. S s Sadowa nr Capitol
Nelson Frank J., gripman, r. 209 Tenth
Ntlson Frank O., tailor, r. 4 Geary PI
Nelson Fred., tanner, r. 40 Plymouth Av
Nelson Frederick, laborer, r. 77 Natoma
Nelson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 47 Sacramento
Nelson Frederick, seaman, r. 152J Steuart
Nelson Frederick A., master mariner, r. 22 Sacramento
Nelson Frederick E., contractor, r. 1819 Green
Nelson George, contractor, r. 12 Cleveland
Nelson George, fireman, r. Hunter's Point
Nelson George, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Nelson George, longshoreman, r. 2303 Taylor
Nelson George F., shoemaker, 2733 Greenwich
Nelson George H. (Pacific Tin and Sheet Iron Wks) r.
Oakland
Nelson George H., salesman Davis Bros., r. 2555 Green-
wich
Nelson Gilbert A., agent N. P. C. RR. Co., Sausalito
Ferry
Nelson Grace Miss, laundress, r. 2015 Howard
Nelson Gustav, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Berkeley
Nelson Gustav, plasterer, r. 1010 Wisconsin
Nelson Gustav, seaman, r. 1 Essex PI
Nelson Gustave, stevedore, r. 17 Tehama
Nelson Gustave A., silversmith, r. 925 J Fourteenth
Nelson H., seaman stmr Gipsy
Nelson Hans, bartender, r. 1204 Larkin
Nelson Hans, boatman, r. 20 Harlan PI
Nelson Hans, laborer, r. 1033 York
Nelson Hans, painter, r. 1709 Stevenson
Nelson Hans, seaman, r. 100 Steuart
Nelson Hans D. , stationery, SW cor First and Point
Lobos Avs
Nelson Harriet E., widow, r. 935 Clay
Nelson Hattie Miss, r. 422a Page
Nelson Hemming W., storekeeper North End Ware-
house, r. 527^ Geary-
Nelson Henry, carpenter, r. 38J Tehama
Nelson Henry, master mariner, r. 107 Cumberland
Nelson Henry, shipjoiner, r. Ocean View
Nelson Henry Mrs., widow, r. 803.i Treat Av
Nelson Henry C, clerk, r. 2009 Taylor
Nelson Henry C, engineer, r. 1329 Sanchez
Nelson Herman, laborer, r. 847 Florida
Nelson Herman, rigger, r. 106 Michigan
Nelson Hilmar, laborer, r. 65} Everett
Nelson Hjalmer, oysterman, r. 160 Steuart
Nelson Isabella, widow, r. 248 Tehama
Nelson J., laundryman, r. 2415 Mission
Nelson J. & A. (James and Andreiv Nelson) restaurant
448 Third
Nelson Jacob L., driver r. 127 Olive Av
Nelson James (J. & A. Nelson) r. 727 Harrison
Nelson James, butcher, r. 149 Shipley
Nelson James, caipenter, 142 Castro'
Nelson James, carpenter, r. Alms House
Nelson James, dishwasher P. Peterson
Nelson James, engineer, r. 721 Tennessee
Nelson James, hostler, r. 411 Folsom
Nelson James, laborer, r. 347 Fremont
Nelson James, salesman, ■. 17 Fulton
Nelson Johan A., cook, r. 1514 Mission
Nelson Johanna, widow, r. SE cor Castro and Elizabeth
Nelson John (Herman & Nelson) r. Alameda
Nelson John, blacksmith, r. 543 Second
Nelson John, blacksmith, r. 2!;03 Polk
Nelson John, carpenter, r. 31 Louisa
Nelson John, carpenter, r. 631 Sacramento
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Nelson Jolin, cook, r. 158 Shipley
Nelson John, cooper, r. 414 Tenth
Nelson .John, engineer, r. 435 Pine
Nelson John, fireman, r. 8i Everett
Nelson John firenian, r. 157^ Silver
Nelson John, fiieman stmr Mari' osa
Nelson John, hostler, r. 320 OTarrell
Nelson John, laborer, r. 238 Peny
Nelson John, laborer, r. 241 Perry
Nelson John, laborer, r. 2807 Geary
Nelson John, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K and L
Nelson John, laborer, r. Tenth Av South and Rail-
road Av
Nelson John, mattressmaker, 315 Eighth
Nelson John, master mariner, r. 25 Perry
Nelson John, plasterer, r. 1010 Wisconsin
Nelson John, printer, r. 11 Pacific
Nelson John, seaman, r. 541 First
Nelson John, seaman schr Lily
Nelson John, surveyor, r. 245 Perry
Nelson John, tailor, r. 60t> Powell
Nelson John, tanner, r. Nicholas Hotel
Nelson John, with Nolan's Shoe Factory, r. 9 Pfeiffer
Nelson John Jr. , tailor, r. 31 Louisa
Nelson John F., c ibinetmaker, r. Park Hotel
Nelson John F., laborer, r. 1008 De Haro
Nelson John H., laborer, r. 216 Missi-sippi
Nelson John H., shoecutter, r. 9 Pfeiffer
Nelson John J., porter, r. 505 Hyde
Nelson John M., carpenter, r. 230 Hill
Nelson John N., motorman Turk and Eddy St. Electric
Ry Co. , r. 529 Frederick
Nelson John O., tanner, r. 880 Shot well
Nelson John P. (Nelson & Koenig) r. 1009 Post
Nelson John P., engineer, r. 518 Third
Nelson J hn P., ironworker, r. 418 Bryant
Nelson John P. Jr., machinist, r. 518 Third
Nelson John P., seaman, r. 521 Munich
Nelson John W., blacksmith, r. 43i Everett
Nelson John W., carpenter, 1241 Sanchez
Nelson John W., seaman, r C Union
Nelson Joseph, clerk WiUiam H. Yates, r. Oakland
Nelson Joseph, laborer, r. 1422 Twenty fourth
Nelson Josie Mrs., dressmaking, 102 Ellis
Nelson J. T., master mariner, r. 229 East
Nelson Julia, domestic 120 Frederick
Nelson Lars, cabinetmaker, r. 243 Tehama
Nelson Lars, watchman stmr Eureka
Nelson Lars A., master mariner, r. 1815 Greenwich
Nelson Lars N. , shoemaker, r. 527 J Geary
Nelson Lawrence, fishemian, r. S s Tonquin nr Baker
Nelson Leda M., domestic 2.=>09 Washmgton
Nelson Lena, domestic 1601 Post
Nelson Lizzie Miss, typesetter, r. 20 Gilbert
Nelson Louis, laborer, r. 100^ Jackson
Nelson Louis, shipwright, r. S s Tonquin nr Broderick
Nelson Louis, waiter, r. 681 Mission
Nelson Louis L., secretary Weekly Benefit Society of
Ameriia Incorporated, 12091 Polk, r. 712 O'Farrell
Nelson Louis W., distributor PostOffi e, r. 912 Buchanan
Nelson Lu.lwig, Ist officer, r. 1419 Larkin
Nelson Magna Miss, typesetter, r. 20 Gilbert
Nelson Magnus, laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Nelson Magnus, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Nelson Magnus T., laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Nelson Margaret, domestic Montgomery s Hotel
Nelson Marie, widow, r. 1002 Pacific
Nelson Marie, widow, r. 2009 Taylor
Nelson Marius, helper, r. 342 McAllister
Nelson Martin, helper, r. 513 Howard
Nelson Martin, pantryman, r. 524 Natoma
Nelson Martin, seaman, r. 23 De Ijoom
Nelson Martin S., inspector, r. Ill Ninth
Nelson Mary, wi low, r. 216 Mississippi
Nelson Mary, domestic 1310 Taylor
Nelson Mary E., widow, r. 827 Eddy
Nelson Ma'-y E. Miss, milliner, r. 18 Harlan PI
Nelson Mary F., widow, shoefitter, r. 9 Dehon
Nelson Matilda Miss, teacher, r. 2009 Taylor
Nelson Mattie, domestic 1721 Clay
Nelson May L. Miss, r. 527} Geary
Nelson Miriam E. , widow, r. 1429 Steiner
Nelson Mons, laborer, r. 115J Eleventh
Nelson Monts, seaman, r. 4 Welsh
Nelson N., seaman, r. U. S, Marine Hospital
Nelson Neil, fireman, r. 157^ Silver »
Nelson Nels, paper hanger, r. 225 Fourth
Nelson Nels, waiter, r. 519 Sacrimento
Nelson Nels J. ( uch & Nelson 1 r. I2I4 Folsom
Nelson Nels P., master mariner stmr Sonoma, r. 310i
Twelfth
Nelson Nels R., cooper, r. 448 Ninth
Nelson Nicholas (Gobi & Nelson) r. 416 O'Farrell
Nelson Nicholas, deckhand, r. Oakland
Nelson Nicolai C, driver, r. 14 Sharon
Nelson Nic ilai, mister schr Industry, r. 211 Steuart
Nelson Niels, master mariner, r. 9J Midway
Nelson Niels, carpenter, r. 1301 Powell
Nelson Nils, coalpasser ►t.mr Acapulo
Nelson Nils, longshoreman, r. 142 Seventh
Nelson Nils A., bigraaker, r. 413 First
Nelson Nina Mrs., r. 17 Fulton
NEL.SUN N. O. .MAXIUFACTIIRING CO., Morris
Falk agent, 122 Main
Nelson N. S., dairyman, r. 1125 McAllister
Nelson O., seaman stmr Gipsy
Nelson f)lga. domest c 15a Belvedere
Nelson Oliver, laborer, r. 719 Minna
Nelson Oliver, master mariner, r. 12 Camp
Nelson Olaf, seaman, r. 3U GarJen
Nelson Olaf, seaman, r. 722 Vallejo
Nelson Olof , carnagemaker, r. 249 Tilden
Nelson Olof, janitor, r. 23 Ue Bo -m
Nelson Olof, lumberman, r. 209 Leidesdorfl
Nelson Olof, seaman stmr yueen
Nelson Olof M., cooper, r. 30 Langton
Nelson Oscar, deckhaml, r. 23 Alta
Nelson Otto, carpenter, r. 967 Mission
Nelson P., 2d asst engineer stinr City of Puebla
Nelson Paul, stmr Madrona Lighthouse tender, r. 512^
Francisco
Nelson Peter (Nelson & Co.) r. 409 Drumm
Nelson Peter, boilermaker J. C. Lemmer fi Co.
Nelson PetL-r, carpenter, r. 31 Bank
Nelson Peter, carpenter, r. SW cor Laidley and Miguel
Nelson Peter, clerk Boatman's Freightintr Agency, r.
1033 York
Nelson Peter, confectionery, 2222 Mission
Nelson Peter, cooper, r. 5 Market
Nelson Peter, driver, r. Visitacion Valley
Nelson Peter, laborer, r. 18 Garden
Nelson Peter, laborer, r. 36 Madison Av
Nelson Peter, laborer, r. 1224 Howard
Nelson Peter, marine engineer, r. 18 Montgomery
Nelson Peter, miner, r. 1025 Golden Gate Av
Nelson Peter, miner, r. Alms House
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 720 Third
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 935 Capp
Nelson Peter A. , laborer, r. 1232 Howard, rear
Nelson Peter E., painter, r. 224 Michigan
Nelson Peter G., produce, 1022 Larkin
Nelson Peter S., blacksmith, r. 33 i Chesley
Nelson Rattan Co. (William E. Nelson) 332-334 Post
Nelson Rebecca Miss, ironer, r. 151 ) Eddy
Nelson Robert A., boltcutter, r. 216 Mississippi
Nelson Robert K., porter, r. 1302 Stockton
Nelson Robert M., gripman, r. 683 Clementina
Nelson Robert W. , driver, r. 326 San Jose Av
Nelson S. A. C. , carpenter, r. 22 Johnston Av
Nelson Samuel, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1112 Stevenson
Nelson Samuel, laborer, r. 543 Second
Nelson Samuel D., r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Sarah, widow, r. 5 Martha PI
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Nelson Sivert, driver, r. 1214 Folsoni
Xelson Sophie Miss, r. 311i Tenth
Nelson Sophia, widow, r. 2*11 Twenty-sixth
Nelson Soren, carpenter, r. 434 Chestnut
NELSON S. F. «fi CO. (Sven P. Nelson) dealers com-
bination packing oils and engineers' supplies, 10
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Nelson Stephen W., shoemaker, r. 1169 Mission
Nelson Susie, pantry woman, r. 653 Howard
Nelson Sven P (S. P. Nelson & Co.) r. 2525 California
Nelson Thomas, r. 2734 Howard
Nelson Thomas, engineer, r. 2927 Laguna
Nelson Thomas, marine engineer, r. 137| Silver
Nelson Thomas, seaman, r. C Union
Nelson Thomas, shipwright, r. 12 Minnesota
Nelson Thomas, watchman, r. 931 Folsom
Nelson Thomas H, furniture, 126 Fourth, r. 106 Eddy
Nelson Tillie, domestic 420 Bartlett
Nelson Trina Miss, r. 1602 Post
Nelson Victor, engineer, r. 421 Bay
Nelson Victor E., mnfr Nelson's Amycose, 128 Hayes, r.
517 Octavia
Nelson Vincent, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Nelson W,, seaman stmr City of Puebla
Nelson William, deckhand, r. 519 East
Nelson William, hostler, r. 1216 Railroad Av
Nelson William, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich nv
Montgomery
Nelson William, seaman, r. 6 Union
Nelson William A. (William F. Nelson & Son) r. Alameda
Nelson William A., clerk Edward A. Rix, r. 2927 Laguna
Nelson William D., marine engineer, r. 309 San Jose Av
Nelson William E. (Nelson Rattan Co.) r. 142 Castro
Nelson William E., laborer, r. 216 Missis- ippi
Nelson William F. (William F. Nelson & Son) r. Alameda
Nelson William F, & Son (William F. and William A.)
hardware and crockery, 601 Front
Nelson Williain H., r. 637 Eddy
Nelson William H., bookkeeper, r. 48 South Park
Nelson William R. (Nelson & Rieffel) r. 5 Martha PI
Nelson Yarnian, oyster tonger M. B. Morajihan, r. Mill-
brae, Cal.
Nelson & Co. (Peter Nelson and H. Paulson) liquors, 525
East
Nelson & Koenig (John P. Nelson and Charles A. Koenig)
engravers and i)rinters, 440 Geary
Nelson & Rieffel (William R. Nelson and Louis C. Rieffel)
barbers, 506 Montgi.mery
tS" Nelson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nielson.and Nilson
Nelsson John, tablemaker, r. Ill Scott
Nemee Frank, tail' ir, 103 Seventh
Nemetz Charles, r. 317 Sutter
Nemetz Joseph, printer, r. 986 Howard
Neniis John, clerk Frank's Billiard Parlors, r. 732 Mc-
Allister
Nenor Henry, laborer, r. 11 Valley
Neper Charles H. , florist, 2141 Sutter
Neppert George P. , bookkeeper S. Lew & Co., r. 2824
Howard
Nepjiert John A., upholsterer, r. 212 Minna
Neppert John, upholsterer W. H. Gercke
Neppert Julien P., bookkeeper S. Levy & Co., r. 2824
Howard
Ne)>pert Louise Miss, substitute teacher, r. 2824 Howard
^f Neppert. See Nippert
Nepriachin Frederick, machinist, r. 44 Jessie, rear
Nerget Primer, domestic 1510 Buchanan ,
Neri Peter (Lana & Neri) r. 119 Third
Neri Valintine, liquors, N s Sixth bet Channel and
Hooper
Nerney Thomas A. , special agent Northwestern National
Insurance Co., 412 Montgomery, r. 232 Haight
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 2414
Clay
Nervo B. Bart, laborer, r. 1136 Howard
Nesbitt David L. (Borden & Nesbitt) r. 915A Minna
Nesbitt Edward H. , compositor Chronicle '
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
WIELA/ND'S
LKGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Nesbitt James, fireman, r. 635 Minna
Nesbitt John, boatman, r. 11 Jefferson
Nesbitt Joseph (McCoy & Nesbitt) r. 324^ .Sanchez
Nesbitt Joseph, jiorter L S. Van Winkle k Co., r. Oak-
land
Nesbitt Joseph R., driver, r. 25 South Park
Nesbitt Leroy D., r. 915i Minna
Nesbitt Mary A., widow, r. 6 Vulcan Lane
Nesbitr William H., shoemaker, r. 6 Vulcan Lane
SS" Nesbitt. See Nisbet
Nesfield D. W. Mrs., journalist, r. 1501 Pacific Av
NK»»1MITII .lENKS F., secretary The California
Powder Wks, 230 California, r. The Lenox
8^" Nesnuth. See Nasmith
Nespoli Elegio, florist, r. N s Gutenberg nr' Brunswick
Nespoli John, florist, r. N s Gutenberg, nr Brunswick
Nes])oli Joseph, florist, 809 Larkin
Ness Andrew, shoemaker, 132 Twenty-fourth
Ness Arthur R., carriage painter, 1127 Alabama, r. 132
Twenty-fourth
Ness Claus A., niolder, r. 130 Twenty-fourth
Ness Henry V., drayman, r. 1886 Mission
Ness Joseph, lather, r. 316 Third
Ness Tliomas, stonecutter, r. Alms House
Nessen Else, Mrs., r. 147 Dore
Nessen Hans, r. 417 Kearny
Nesten Lewis, laborer, r. 147 Dore
Nessi Ercole, letterer Metropolitan Marble Wks, r. 928=',
Pacific
Nessi Hercules, marblecutter, 9285 Pacific
Nessier Edward, hostler, r. 118 Minerva
Nessier Louis, fireman, r. 7 Stevenson
Nessier Louis, laborer, r. 116 Minerva
Nessier Peter, liquors, 7 Stevenson
Nessow Mary Mrs., r. 717 J Bush
Nestel August, barber, 312 Francisco
Nestor Cornelius E. , traveling agent Pae. Phonograph
Co., r. 522 Polk
Neth Jennie, widow, r. 118 Ash Av
Netherwood Richard L., cook James U. Hasting^i, r. Oak
land
Netter A. Mrs., widow, r. 929 Fillmore
Netter Marcus J. (Philip Wolf & Co.) r. 929 Fillmore
Netterville Augustine Rev., O.P., clergyman Domenican
Monastery, r. W s Steiner bet Bush and Pine
Netterville Ignatius V., clerk Hooper & Jennings, r. 171 5
Scott
Netterville Thomas J., lithographer, r. 1715 Scott
Nettleton Edward, policeman, r. 844a Howard
Nettleton Frank, coalpasscr stmr Mariposa
Nettwald Amelia, widow, r. 324 Nineteenth
Netzel Josie, domestic 1216 Haight
Neu Charles, cook, r. 9 Williams
Neubarth John J., compositor, r. 542 McAllister
Neubauer Abe L., manager Tivoli Cigar Store, 14 Eddv,
r. 409 Eddy
Neubauer Annis, tanner, r. 127i Twenty-third
Neubauer George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush
and Larkin, r. 1407 Polk
Neubauer John C, laborer, r. 1108 Indiana
Neubmer John G., shoemaker, 1329 Harri.son
Neubauer Joseph, traveling salesman Adelsdorfer &
Brandenstein, r. Los. Angeles
Neubauer Michael J., stonecutter, r. 549 San .Jose A\
gW Neubauer. See Newbauer
Neuber John P., engineer, r. 393 Sixth
Neuberg Ad()lph Mrs. , widow, r. 1719 Sutter
Neuberg George, laborer, r. COl Third
e^ Neuberg. See Newberg and Newburg
Neuberger Fannie Mrs., r. 10 Turk
Neuberger Ferdinand E., printer, r. 1734i Stevenson
N'-uberger Heniy, florist, Wayland nr Somerset, U.M.T.
Neuberger Solomon, tailor, 8 Turk, r. 10 Tm-k
gS" Neuberger. See Neuburger
Neubert Rudolph H. (Neubert &Grabau) r. 1920 Golden
Gate Av
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Neubert & Grabau (Rudolph Xeubert and ^.-^bert H
Grabau) dairy proUuce. 25-26 and »3-o4 Califonna
Market
B^" Ncubert. See Newbert
Neubour Ernest, dyeing and cleaning, 3032 Sixteenth
Neubtmr Ernest, tanner, r. 3032 Sixteenth
Neuhurger Gustav (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.) r. Ib28 Ut-
Ncub'nrkr Isaac, sivlesman Neuburger, Reis>^ & Co.. r.
\i\-l^ (i.tavia ^ ^ „ .
Xciil.ur 11 -InlesCNeuburjjer, Reiss & Co.) r. Pans
\KlBi K«EB, UKISS A CO. (Gustave and Jule.s
Neubui-ger and Bernard Reiss) iuiiwrters dry goods.
51(i-518 Market
Neubuser Charles. Uiilor, 004 Merchant
Xeueaburg .lol.n, gr.Hjeries and liquors, NEcor Francisco
and Mason, r. 413 Bay „ , . ,
Neucu.inif Fi-anz A., bnishmaker, r. 224.\ Twenty-third
Veufeia K.iuile. printer, r. 43.=ib Tehama
NVui.rtli liuirles, sdvergilder. r. 13 Langton
\\ 11 'lit 1, (' C master mariner, r. 15 De Boom
Neii"^ ut \.lolpli, wood turner, r. 1510 Buchanan
N.u' i-~ ulia, widow, r. 1V>23 Vallejo
Xiii" i-- 1. Mrs., widow, r. 2293 Franklin
X.u" V-- M.ises S.. r. 1916 Pacific Av
N\a\l.uujr Paul, lalwrer, r. 38i Dore
N\uh;.l.Lr ilenry, janitor, r. 16 Washington Av
NVubaus Christian H. ,Neuhaus & Co.) r. 548 Howard
Neuhaus Hermann M., liquors, NW cor Montgomery and
Bush. r. 1817 ,Sutt«r
Xeuhaus .Joseph, liaker, r. 02» Clay
N'L-uliau- Otto, liartcndcr, r. 714 Keaniy
\EIHil«* »V- «'0, (I'liristian H. Xeuhaus) merchant
' tailoi> and shirt iiuiuufactuvers. 115 Kearny
t&- Neuhaus. Set Xewhouse ,, , .
Neukoniii .John, cellarman, r. 2715 Golden Gate Av
Neuinan Adam, dealer sawdust and sand, Sol Harrison,
r. 855 Harrison
Neuman Adolph, i«ddler, r. 25 Garden
Xeum.m H , furniture, 125 Fifth
Xtuiniu Charles J., 2d office stmr San .Jose
'Vtiiuvaii Edward R.. plate printer, r. 412 Post
Neuiiuui Fiederick, laundryman, r. 9 Edith PI
Neuman Henry, tea .ister, r. 1070 Bryant
Ncunian Heury H., cook schr Bender Bros., r. Oakland
N\uman Marv, dressmaker, r. 402 McAllister
Noumau I'aul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Xoainaii I'hilii., locksmith, r. 1409a Lllis
Xeuiiuin lleinliokl, waiter, r. 2 Kapjjeler Court
Vcumaii ix. O., tanner, r. 95 Prospect Av
Xciiuiaii Walter S., barbr, 402a McAllister
Neuman William T., blacksmith, r. 4o8 O'Farrell, rear
Neuman \aroii, mnfrs agent, 12(3 Keirny, room 33
Xeumanii Abraham, clerk, r. 2010 Hyde
Neumann Abraham, r. 1252 Howard
Xeumanii Abraham, s:ilesman. r. 1810 Hyde
Xemnann Cecilia Mrs., millinery, 130 Sixth, r. l.o-
Huward „ . ,
Neumann Charles, cook, r. German Hospital
>Ei:.n.4>> l-;l»W-4KD, druggist, 1709 Polk, Tele-
Xeumann' Etta .Miss,stenograi.her, r. 625 Golden Gat«Av
Neumann Frank W., conductor, r. 716 Twenty-second
Neumann Frederick, waiter William Tell House
Neumann Frederick .)., coiiductor,r. 716 Twenty-second
Neumann Frederick W., teamster, r. IBl Silver
Neumann George, tailor, r. 1332 Broadway
Neumann Gustave, solicitor, r. 141tj \ allejo
Neumann Gustave, tanner, r. 95 Prospect Av
Neumann Henrv, collector, r. 91C Lott
Neumann Henrv, local editor The Liquor Dealers Jour-
' nal 4 Ca Ifornia, ro .m 14, and secretary Columbia
L.Kige, I. O. B. B.,121 Eddy .
Neumann Henry, restaurant, 310 Third, r. 304 Third
Neumann Henry, with Alaska Commercial Co., r. &2^
Sutter
Neumann Isadore, r. 837 Golden Gate Av
Neumann .Joseph, silk culturist, r. 223.V Austin Av
Neumann .John, seaman, r. 632 Green, rear
Neumann .John F., pianomaker, r. 716 Twenty-second
Neumann Leopold, dentist, office and r. 822 Sutter
Neumann Louis, clerk, r. 223* Austin Av
Neumann Louis J., furniture and cariiets, 117 Sixth
Neumann Mark, M. D., physician ana surgeon.office and
r. 217 Turk
Neumann Marshall, carpetlayer, r. 313 Eighth Av
Neumann Maximilian Rev., rector St. Boniface s Church
(German) r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Neumann Philip J., clerk Paulsen & Wells, r. 855 Ham-
Xeuinann Piano Co., Herman Lueders agent, 82 Ninth
Xeumann Rudolph, general asrent Alaska Commercial
Co., 310 Sansome, r. 822 Sutter
Xeumann .-olomou, glazier, r. 3009a Sixteenth
Xeumann Wilhemina J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 7H>
Twentv-second ^. .„ . ^,
Neumann William, secretary Royal Eagle DistiUenes Co.,
112 Tavlor, r. 123 Eddy
$^ X'eumaun. See Neuman and Nemnan
Nemnayer John N. (Mohr & Neumayer) r. 519 Sacra-
mento , , .
Nunmever William, r. SW cor Baker ?nd Union
Xeumiller George A., wagonmaker, r. 430 Duncau
Neumiller Jacob, wagonm .ker, 23 Seventh, r. 430 l>un-
can ^
Neumiller Joseph L., blacksmith, r. 430 Duncan
Neun Conrad, r. 25 Hardy
Xeunaber Henry, janitor, r. 10 Washington Av
Xeunaber Henry F., cashier Geo. Marcus & Co., r. 16
Washington Av
Xeuner John, laborer, r. 711 Athens
Xainken John, laborer, r. 2715 Aldine
-Xeunkirch J. Paul, cook, r. 608 Jessie
Xeureich E. F., furniture polisher, r. 625 Seventh
Xeuschutz George F.. stevedore, r. 319 Folsom
Xeustadt Albert, r. 1502 California
XeusUdter Adolph, merchant, r. 528 Fulton . ^ ..
>-KrST.4DTEK BKOTHER^ (Jac .b H and Dav d
Xeustadter, Isaac Oppenheimer and SigmunJ
Feuchtwanger) proprietors Standard Shirt Factory
E s Gou.'h bet Grove and Hayes, Telephone Soutli
561,and'iinp3rtersand jobbers clothing and men s
furnishing goods, SW cor Pue and Sansome, Tele-
Neustedter*Dalid'(Xeustadt«rBros.)r. 1701 Van Ness Av
Neustadter Jacob, salesman, Neustadter Bros., r. 40J
NeusnSj^ob H. (Neustadter Bros.) r. 1701 Van Ness
Xeustadter Joseph, r. 499 Devisadero
Neustadter Louis, upholsterer, r 524 Jessie
Neustadter Louis W., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 1.01
Van Xess Av
Xeusteedt Henrv, Uilor, r. 23 Anthony
Xeustrom Charles, seaman, r. 229 East
Xeustrom F. M., c .rpenter, r. 59i Clipper
Neute Benjamin, pedller, r. 317 Vicksburg . ....
NErV.lL FK.IXCIS N., roofing cjiitractor, 413
Kear.iy an. 1 superintendent Pacific Paving Co., 108
Plielan Bldg, r. 60S Leavenworth
Neuwald George, weigher, r. 1025 Filbert
Xeuwald Josepaine Miss, teacher public school, r. 102a
XeuwaW William foreman B. Grave Co., r. 1025 Filbert
Neuwaia wunam i.>reuu>ii ■'. ^■'"■'- —••,-•
NEVftDH BANK OF SftN FRAN-
CISCO THE, i-r-^Je.'?:- Kr.';
Bi"7l« " viVe-prt'sldent, 1> B. Davidson
Marnier, lienrse Grant assistant cashier,
SW^uT iLnleoniivy and Pine, -Nevada
Block. Telephone -Haln .>«
DR. NAT. T. COULSO^
i206 MARKET STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISOC
Sutter : -^ — -
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.^.lf.r^.^T.fJJ-
KODHKS
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
DGTBCTIVE CAMERAS
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTERNS
ALNTERN SLIDES
rO RET^T
NEV
123
>iR¥.4D.i BLOtK, NW c.r Mont^'omery and Pine
Neva-ia D.iirv, Caspar Furrer proimetor, Knote iir Si\
Mileri.m^e
MDVAUA «;^p^irjn auto FKRTILIZBU €0.,
William Fries prusident, W. Hinson secretary, Tele-
ph jne ril ly, 210 Bush, Telephone Main 638
Nevada rii)iHe, Mrs. M. T. Richards prjprietor, 132
. Sixth
Jfevada House, John F. McDonald proprietor, oOl Napa
.\Kv.iUA Lfi>:icy., siALii: A.vn b(>akdi!V4;
STABIK, Bur„' & Bru,'-ure p oprietors, 42-44 Clay
Nevada Lumber Ci. (ealitoriiiaanl Nevada)C. T. Bridifu
secretary,:; llohait Clil^
.NKtAOA MK1AI.LI iCiaCAL WORKS, C. A.
Lu;'K.harJt .V C.i. iJi-,)|irijt.)rs, 23 Stevenson
Nevada Queen Miiiiny: Co. (Tu.scarora, Nev.) Robert R.
Grayson secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
\KVAUA KfiSrAIIKANT, Loupy Bros, proprietors,
417-41-i Pine
\K%'.AO.A SALT XSU BOKA\ CO., Hiram L.
• ' 'v.^ president, H. C. Van Dyck secretary, otflae 310
\KVAO.A STAKLUS, R. B. Milroy & Co. pr..prie-
tors, 1350 Market, Telephone Soath 159
\EVADA >VAK«:HOir,^E AVD DOCK €0,
(PortCista) John R )-.enfeld president, oitije 202
Sansonie
Nevel Francis N., superintendent Pacific Rock P.uin'.;-
Co., r. 008 Lsavenworth
Ne\ermann W., laborer, r. 027 Commercial
-Vevers Lewis J., brickmison, r. 1322 Union
Nevi Ottavio(Pucci Nevi) r. 13.)7S Twenty-fourtli
Neville Alfred A., cirpenter, r. 2227 Greenwich
Neville Amelia E., widow, r. 1031 O'Farrell
Neville 1>3 mis H., carpjater, r. 044 Stevenson
Neville Ernest H., broker, 112 M )nt,'o:nery, r. lOit
Montgomery
Neville r'rank R., bo;>kkeep3r Tlie Wave Piiblishin;- C ..,
r. 352 Bran nan
Nev lie George W., teamster, r. 100 Colton
Neville J unjj E., carpenter, r. NW cor Bro.idway and
Montgomery
Neville John, gardener, r. 710 Natoma
Neville John L., printer, r. 514^ Third
Neville .loseph, washer, r. 228 Twelfth
Neville Levi, .aborer, r. S\V cor Louisiana and Sierra
Neville Richard B., driver, r. 352 Brannan
Neville S. A. Mrs. uVjville & Co.) r. 711 Jones
.VKVILLE «K <'(». (George H. Bryant, Mrs. S. A.
Neville and C. .\1 ililon Osborn) manufacturers bags,
tents, awnings, aii dealers twines, duck, belting,
etc., 31-33 California cor Davis. Telephone Main 328
NevillsW. A., lu-esident Guild Gold Mining Co., 205
Crocker BIdg, r. Palace Hotel
Nevin Brother ■" (Gus W. and Robert E.) candy mnfrs,
1017 Market'
Nevin Charles vV. (('. W. Nevin Ik Co.) r. Alameda
MEVIN €. W. A €0. ((Jharles W. Nevin) steam,
b.okaudjol) printers, .532 Commercial, Teleiihone
Main 1652
Ni\ in George manager wholesale dej)t Nathan, Dohr-
mann & Co., r. 1010 Mason
Xuviii Gus W. (Nevin Bros.) r. 1041 Mission
Nevin .John B., asst bookkeeper C.irtan, McCartbv& Cn.,
r. 2515 Broadway
Nevin Robert E. (Nevin Bros.) r. 1011 Mission
Nevin Thomas, driver, r. 18BU Stevenson
Nevin Thomas, molder, r. 1020 Treat A\
Nevin Thomas H., foreman Warren I). Wilson, r. 115
Gough
Nevin Washington, porter, r. 904 Powell
••■»■ Nevin. See Niven
Ne\ ins Bridget Miss, ironer, r. 228 Twelfth
Nevins Herbert, physician, orti^.; and r. 1021 Post
Neviiis James, marine fireman, r. 208 Brannan
Nevins Mary E. Mrs.,r. Iii44i Mission
Nevins Patrick, longshoreman, r. 304 Green
PETERSEN &~FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P'umbers" in Business Directory.
7ASTEUR FILTERS
NEW
BEST BEER ON Hm
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\V^l
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TBE mOST POPOLHH ^
Nevoroth L., butcher, r. 608 O'Farrell
.Nevraumont Brothers (Ernest and Joseph) groceries and
liquors, 117 Ninth
Nevraumoiit Erne-it Nevraum )nt Bros.^ r. 713 Minna
Nevraumont Josei)h (Nevraumoiit Bros.) r. 713 Minna
Nevraumoiit Justin, bartender Jules Deleau, r. 819 Val-
lejo
Nevraumont Justin R. , matrix fitter Painter & Co , r. 819
Vallejo
Nevraumont Lucieii, cleaner Louis J. Renault, r 731
Minna
Nevraumont Marie, laundress, r. 341 Third
JiEW AGE THE (monthly) William H. Barnes editor,
01-62 St. Ann's Bldg
New Arlhigtin, John H. Babbitt proprietor, 1015 Market
IVEW ATLANTIC HOTEL, William F. HofTman
proi)rietor, 207-209 Montgomerv Av
New Bush Street Theatre, M, B. Leavitt prop ietor, S s
Bush bjt Kearny an 1 Montgomery
.VEW CALil-'ORNIA H4»TEIi, Gottlieb H. Woerz
projirietor, 429 Bush
New Cilifornia House, Charles Baettge proprietor, Sh
East
New California Theatre, Al Hayman & Co. (incorj)oi-ated)
proprietors, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
.\EW €ITV HALL, McAilister, Larkin and Park Av
New Continental Hotel, John Lyons proprietor, 547 Mis-
sion
New Continental Hotel, Theodore Richards proprietor
NE cor Louisiana and Napa
New Coso Mining Co., John L. Hunt secretary, 808
Montgomery
New Crystal Hotel, Neils P. Jessen i>roprietor, 048-650
Fourth
SfEW DEPOT HOTEL, Johanson & Ahlsti-and pro-
prietors, 28 Sacramento
New England Furniture Co. (Samuel C. Switzer) 720
Mission
New England Mutual Accident Assi>ciation, CM. Oakley
manager, 314 Montgomerv, rooms 4-5
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCECOIVIPANYJifSa;:
sacliiiscttsi Henry K. Fi<-id seueral agent,
lH-'i,i .nuts KulldiiiK, Third l^'oor.
\EW E.VCiLAVII SltXP iOnPASll, Fischbeck &
Glootz inopiictois, cir S inta Clara and Rhode Is-
land, Telephone Main 1924, office 307 Sacramento,
Telephone Main 1923
MEW FEKRV CASH CiROrERV. THE. Otten &
Co. jiroprietors, 29 Market
New Grand Hotel, Jacob Hoeges & Co. proprietors, 24(i
)roprietor. Bay
Third
New Greenland Dairv, Gunner Neils
View
XEW HA.n.n \n BATII<», Dr. Lorveas, 212 Post
bet Grant Av and Stockton
New Hampshire Dairy, Calvin L. Davidson proprietor.
1034 Twentieth
New Hansa Hotel, Mrs. W. C. Ha
Druinin
proprietor, 320
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
Pn •'• '^' *^'"^«i" "uaiiaKer Paeilic De-
UUif i»ar(iiieiit, IO>l Market, Telephone
.>Soiitli 47<>
New Idria Mining Co. (New Idria, Cal.) George Staacke
president, D. M. Richards secretilrv, 420 California,
room 1
XEW JERSEY CAR !<«PRI.\G AXD RUBBER
€0., belting, hose, packing, (). S. Potter Pacific
Coast agent, 48 Fremont
\EW JERir.oiALEH CHURCH FIRST (Sweden-
borgian) xV s O'Farrell bet Webster ami F Ilmore
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Renteil
at $J.OO per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 833 Market Street
O Cfl
W. B. CMAPA\A/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALi, San Francisco. 1894.
=?fa
NEW
1 1 24
NEW
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
>t:W JERISALEM CHI BC'H SECOXD (Sweden-
tviridau) Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
\EW LIVERPOOL SALT CO. (Salton, Riverside
County, Cal.) George A. Fisher agent, 109 Cali-
friniia, roi:>m 4
NEW LOUVRE9 Radoir Hagen and
Felix tlMlf proprietors. 8-14 O'Farrell
eor Bagley
\EW" MANHATTAN SALOOX, Xicolaus Meyer
proprietor, SW cor Batten- and Commercial, r. 2eiii
Hvde
Xew Man-, widow, r. 635J Xatoma
Xew Mechanics' Hotel. Mrs. O. Erdin proprietor, 444-
446 Brannan
Xew Methcxi Paper Cleaning' Co., Willson Bros, proprie-
tors. 30 Grove
Vew Mi~<ion Hotel, Simon Schleweck proprietor, 3275
M:"i..n
Xc'v Mi-^iun Turn Verelr Hall, SW cor Lapidge and
Eii-'hteenth
New Mont^omerj- House, 105 Xew Montgomery
Xew Xational House, John Woodworth proprietor, 313
Pacific
Xew Pleasauton Hotel, .Jacol. H.jesres i: Co. proprietor?,
715 Howard
Xew Preseott House, 'WJ F^iurth
XEW SAX FRAXC'ISCO MARKET, from Clay to
Merchant bet Sansome and Montgomerj-
Xew South End Pickle Works, Charles Shrakkart pro-
prietor, 7iS Bnant
XE>V SWISS LLOTD MARIXE IXSIYAXC'E
CO. (Of Winterthur) Syz & Co. general agents, 410
California
Xew Telesrraph Stables, Authur S. Peterson proprietor,
112-118 Xew Montgomery
Xew Thomas S., furniture repairer, 1080 Howard
Xew Toscano Hotel, R. Petri & Co. proprietors, 526
Broadway
Xew Union Hotel, Nagle i O'Brien proprietors, 515
Howard
Xew Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co. (limited)
.John Rosenfeld's Sous agents, 202 Sansome
XEW VIEXNA BAKERY AXD COXFECTIOX^
ERV. I. Ruediger & Ci\ proprietors, 107 Larkin
iipp Xew Citv Hall
XEW WASHIXGTOX HOTEL, J. Po}>ert i Co.
projirietcrs, 342-350 Fourth
XEW WESTEKX HOTEL, King, Ward « Co. pro-
prietors, XE cor Keamv and Washington
XEW WHITEHALL OYSTER AXD CHOP
HOI SE. T.^hn F. .Johnson proprietor, 523 East
XEW WIStOXSIX HOTEL, Thomas R. Evans pro-
prietor, 'x'i Montgomery
Xew York and San Francisco Collar Co., L. i G. Bren-
ner proprietors, 6-S liattery
Xew York and San Francisco Manufacturing Co., 139
First
Xew York Art Co. The, Harry La Montague manager,
21 Powell
Xew York Baths, Mme. Getti Cuyala proprietor, 738
P^icific
XEW YORK BELTIXG AXD PACK1X« CO.,
.John Amett & Co. agents, 123 Market
Xew Yi>rk Central and Hudson River Railroad, 10 Mont-
cfomery
Xew York Goak and Suit Co., .AJbert Mueller & Co. pro-
prietors, branch store. 1210 Market
XEW YORK BOARD MARIXE CXDER-
W RITERS, 303 California, room IS
XF:W YORK K'ASIXO, wines and liquors, John
Riader jir. i]irietor, 142 Fourth
Xew York Cloak and Suit Co., Albert Mueller & Co.
propuptors, 12!0 Market
XEW YORK DAIRY. C;eorge C. Smart proprietor,
W s Old San Jose Road nr Branch County Jail, office
35 Eddy
Xew York Gas Consumers' Association, 31s Post
NEW YORK INSULATED
llfinr pn John R. Cole sellins
nine wUif agent. 54 Second
Xew York Jewelers B..ard .if Trade The, J. D. Reddin.^
counsel, :'5 Lhronicle bldg
Xew York Kitchen, W. J. Rustemeyer proprietor, 733
Market
XEW YORK LEATHER BELTIXG CO.. John
Amett i Co. agents, 123 Market
XEW YORK LIFE IXSFRAXCE CO., -\lexander
G. Hawes manager, Charles A. McLane agene>
director, Fred G. Redding cashier, 17-23 Mills Bid};,
2d floor
Xew York Malt House, Krug & Zimmermann proprietors,
SW cor Eighteenth and Shotwell
X'ew York Plate Glass Insurance Co. (of Xew York)
J. D. Maxwell general agent. 421 California
XEW YORK SOAP CO. (Xewell & Brother) 17-1L>
Diamond, office 217-219 Davis
Xew York Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works, Wassmaii
i Gortz proprietors, 929 Folscm
Xew York Underwriters Agency, Belden & Cofran man-
agers. 313 California
XEW YORK YETERIXARY HOSPITAL, Dr.
E. J. Oeely, D. V. S., proprietor. Golden Gate
Av, Telephone East 2s7
Xew York White Enamel Sign Co., John Paradese man-
ager, 307 O'Farrell
XEW ZEALAXD IXSCRAXCE CO. (fire and marine >
Hugh Craig manasrer, 312 California, Telephone
Main 321
^XewalL See Xewell
Xew bauer Bertha, widow, r. 1611 De^-isadero
Xewbauer Eugene, shirtcutter, r. 916 Van Xess Av
Xewbauer Herman W., president Metropolitan Match
Co., 412 hront, r. 1914 Sacramento
Xewbauer Henrv- R.. manager Golden West Ttiloring
and Reuovatory Co., r. -2337 Bush
Xewbauer Jesse, r. 916 Van Xess Av
Xewbauer J. H. & Co. (Julian H. Xewbauer) wholes;ile
provision and commission merchants, 320 Front
Xewbauer Joseph, coal dealer, 119 Sansome, r. 916 Van
Xess -4v
Xewbauer Julian H. (J. H. Xewbauer i Co.) r. 914 Sac-
ramento
Xewbauer Louis, musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 9T".
Van Xess Av
Xewbauer M., laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Xewbauer Robert H., salesman, r. 1611 Devisadero
Xewbauer Samuel, secretary Metropolitan Match C".
412 Front, r. 916 Van Xess -\v
Xewbauer Sam'ord R., travelinir salesman Rosenthal,
Feder & Co.. r. 1914 Sacramento
Xewbaum Xicholas, r. 914 Fifteenth
Xewbaum Christopher, clerk, r. 914 Fifteenth
Xewbegin Cvrus, carp.nter, r. 620 Fourth
XEWBEGIX JOHX J., wholesale dealer and pub
lisher, and agent Gebbie & Co. (Philadelj.hia)
43 FltXKl Bldg, r. W s Douglass nr Tnenty-third
Xewbersr Frank, teamster, r. 110 Coroline
Xewbeiv John, longshoieman. r. 136Moulton Av, Sunny
Side
Xewberg X. A., meter repairer Spring Valley W. Wks, r.
Alameda
Xewberg S. A., attorney at law, 416 Montgomery, rtK^m
16
SS" Xewberg. See Xeuberg and Xewbnrg
Xewberser B. S., r. 138 Ellis
Xewbem Samuel C. , salesman Smiths' Cash Store
Xewberrj- James, carpenter, r. 1733 Church
XewberrV Lemuel J., printer, r. 1733 (liurch
Xeivberr\ M:.rv A. Mrs., drj- goods, 1733 Church
XEWBERT AXDREW A., wood and coal, 317 Eigh-
teenth, r. 1710 San Carlos Av
satTfrancisco paving CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Newbert. Frank W., tinner, r. 318 Noe
Xewbert Frederick W., carpenter, r. 24 McClellan
N'ewbert George W., carjHjnter, r. 318 Noe
N'ewbert James W., eaqjenter, r. 318 Noe
Xewbert Joel G., clerk J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 318 Noe
Newbert John M. , office 530 California, r. 318 Noe
£^ Newbert. See Neubert
Newbery Fenton T., insurance solicitor Belden & Cof-
ran, r. 2038 Sutter
Newbery Frederick T. , civil engineer, 628 Montgomery,
r. 203 Clement
Newbold Albert, clerk V. S. Engineer's office, r. Alameda
Newbold David, laundryman, r. 458 Natoma, rear
Newborn Frances, nurse, 2504 Howard
Newburgh Henrj', attorney at law, with Cross, Ford,
Kelly & Abbott, r. Petaluma
Newby Charles, carjienter, r. 3275 Mission
Newcomb Emma, widow, r. 741 Golden Gate Av
Ncwcomb George, freight clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 214
Third
Newcomb George T., solicitor Traffic Assn of Cal., 214
Pine
Newcomb Henry, shipcalker, r. 967 Howard
Newcomb Ida, nurse, r. 2304 Fillmore
Newcomb Warren, ticket agent Sausalito Ferry, N. P. C.
RR. Co., r. Oakland
Newcome William A., r. 14 McAllister
Newdorfer Julius (Taussig & Newdorfer) r. 839 McAllister
Newell Arthur D., bookkeeper Newell & Bro., r. 1721
Eddy
Newell Charles E., inventor, r. 910 Church
Newell Corie H., architect, r. 1221 Mission
Newell C. S., ornamental plasterer, r. Berkeley
Newell Daniel, hoseman Engine 25, r. 2517 Folsom
Newell Daniel E., blacksmith, r. 731 Valencia
Newell Daniel E. , salesman Selby Smelting and Lead Co. ,
r. Oakland
Newell David (Newell & Bro.) r. 5 Pearl
Newell Elcine E., widow, r. 931 Shotwell
Newell Elijah B., laborer, r. Alms House
Newell Ella Miss. r. 704 Seventeenth
Newell Emil.v Mrs., r. 911 Minna
Newell George D., clerk Newell & Bro., r. 5 Pearl
Newell George S. T., gas engineer, 419 Californ a, room
24, r. 314 bush
Newell G. F., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. Alameda
Newell Horace (Newell & Bro. ) r. 1721 Eddy
NEWELL JAMES M., ..»,»...,.,,
Sacraiiieuto iir Uavis, r. 1634 Mlssiou
Newell James T., ticket clerk S. P. Co., foot Market, r.
1808 Dupont
Newell J. B., r. 829 Stevenson
Newell John, gripnian, r. 1201i Bush
Newell Luciue.B. Mrs. (Newell'A Carter) r. 816 Laguna
Newell Lucius W., physician and surgeon, office and r.
S15J Howard
Newell Margaret, widow, r. 721 Valencia
Newell Marshall A. , marine secretary Home Mutual Ins.
Co., and agent Tokio Marine Ins. Co. (limited) 318
California, r. 1603 Larkin
Newell Mary Mrs., dressnnaking, 2234 Fifth
Newell Orlanda W., physician and surgeon, office and r.
1170 Market, room 47
Newell Sabina, artist, r. 731 A'alencia
XeWELL SIDNEY, secretary California Navigation
and Improvement lo.. Wash ngton Street Wharf
Newell Thomas P. , teamster, r. 511 Eighteenth
Newell Walter, steamfitter, r. 2-i34 Fifth
Newell William A. , clerk Manufacturers' Association 42
Market, r. Oakland
Newell William A., i>hysician and surgeon, office and r.
815| Howard
Newell William K., traveling salesman Selby Smelting
i and Lead Co., r. 622b Gearv
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VTKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottli9<§ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
NE>Vi:LL WILLIAM II., auditor San Joaquui
Lumber Co., r. 1724 Br adway
N En' ELL «& BROTHER (Horace and David) man-
ufacturers soap and dealers starch, candles, etc..
factory 17-19 Diamond, and proprietors New York
Soap Co., and Eureka Salt Works, office 217-219
Davis, Telephone Main 810
Newell & Carter (Mrs. Lucine B. Newell and Miss Mary
J. Carter) dressmaking, 81C Laguna
g^ Newell. See Newall
Newfield Aaron, merchant, r. 1107 Laguna
Newfield Augusta, widow, r. 1421 Gearv
Newfield Marcus (F. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1816 Pine
Newford John, wharfinger, r. 458 Tehama
Newford John F., janitor, r. 417i Hyde
Newforth Charles, silver gilder, r. 13 Langton
Newgard Charles, seaman, r. 13 De Boom
Newgard Lewis C. C, 3d officer stun- Progreso
Newhall Cecilia C. Mrs., teacher Le Conte Primary
School, r. 1915 Sacramento
Newhall E. W. (Newhall's Sons & Co.)r. San Rafael, Cal.
IVEWHALL OEORCiE A. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) and
president Presidio and Ferries RR. Co. , office 309-
311 Sansome, r. 1299 Van Ness Av
NEWHALL H. M. & CO. ,«...«»
Piilarhe, «;€■ rge \. KeMhall, >V. .Mayo
.\eMhaII and ^larcaret .1. .\e\vhall) ship-
ping aud cuinniisKion merchants and
general insurance agents, 309-311 San-
some, Telephone .Main 188G
Newhall Joshua O., salesman \V. H. Nolan & Co., r. 2510b
California
NEWHALL LAND AND FARMING €0. (iucor
l)orated) W. Mayo Newhall ])resident, George A.
Newhall secretary, 309-311 Sansome
Newhall Margaret J. .Mrs. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1299
Van Ness Av
Newhall Walter S. (Newhall's Sons & Co.) r. 1299 Van
Ness Av
Newhall Wdliam S., clerk Rathjen Bros., r. 621 Bush
Newhall W. Mayo (H. M. Newhall & Co.) and president
Newhall Land and Farming Co., 309-311 Sansome,
r. 1206 Post
NEWHALL'S SONS A €0. (E. W. and Walter S.
Newhall) commission merchants, 307 Sansome
Newhoff Frederick, laborer, r. 928 Minnesota
Newhoff Frederick E., salesman Jacob Unna, r. 827 Capp
Newhoff Harry, with Laurel Palace, r. 301 Kearny
Newhofl Mary Mrs., r. 610 Ellis
Newhoff William N., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1432 Leavenworth
Newhouse Adelia, widow, r. 606 Octavia
Newhouse Emil.v, widow, r. 1317 O'Farrell
Newhouse Henry, capitalist, r. 1018 Post
Newhouse Henry, laborer, r. Alms House
Newhouse Hu'.'o D. , clerk W. S. Goodfellow, r. 1018 Post
New house Moritz, office 214 Pine, room 38, r. 1827 Cali-
fornia
Newhouse Morris, glovecutter, r. 606a Octavia
Newhouse Oscar, miiiin;,' engineer, 218 California, room
1, r. 2906 Jackson
Newhouse Rose Mrs., nurse Lane Hospital
Newhouse Simeon H., porter, r. 724 Laguna
Newhouse William D., cierk German Savings and Loan
Society, r. 1018 Post ' f*)l»
»y Newhou-e. See Neuhaus ZJ | W '■•
Xewkirk Daniel 1., blacksmith, 2723 JMissiDU, r. 2721
.Mission
Ncwkirk John H., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
2721 Mission
KE%rL°AND E. <1- t'O., Overland Warehouse, E s
Third bet Kin^ and Townsend
NEWL.INDS FRANCIS «., trustee estate of William
Sharon, 305 Sansome
Newlands .lames, mining secretar\-, 35-36 .Mills Bldur, 3d"
flour, r. 2902 Clay
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Newlands James Jr., secretarj' Uuion Mill and Mining
Co., 305 Sansome
Xewlon Elizabeth, student, r. 11 Seventh
Xewlon Frank B., carrier Post Office, r. 2828 Si.xteenth
Xewman Abraham, r. 1727 Post
Xemiiaii Adolph, sausage nuifr, 1079 Market, r. 417
Lott
Newman Albert, porter, r. 2078 Markt t
Newman Arthur, conductor, r. 8 VaUt v
Xewman Arthiu-, student, r. 801 Scott
Newman Aaron, ph.vsician, office 431 G;ary, r. 120 Lyon
Newman Axel A. , printer, r. 36 Madiso 1 Av
Newman B. B., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. r. t505
Polk
XEWMAX BE\JAMI.\, secretarj- Newman & Levin-
son, 125-131 Kearny, r. 1816 Sacram<5nt<3
Newman Benjamin B. , bartender, r. 946 Mission
Newman Caroline, widow, r. 647 Stevenson
Newman Charles, liquors, 34 Montgomerj-, r. .501 Post
NewTuan Charles F. drayman, 9 Front, r. 27 Fourteenth
Newman Charles F., druggist G. L. Carroll & Co., r. 504 J
Third
Newman Charles M., compositor, r. 36 Madison Av
XEW.MAX CHRISTOPHER E., gas and water in
sjjector, r. 912 Sanchez
Newman Colman, peddler, r. 735 Linden Av
Newman David A., butcher, r. 1321 Devisadero
Newman Edward, laborer, r. 316 Third
Newman Edward, waiter, r. 605 Oreen
Newman Edward, with Newnnaii & Levinson, r. IIIC
Tiu-k
Newnnan Ellen A. Miss, r. 1324 Twenty -sixth
Newman Emily A. Miss, tr.iined nurse, r. 1(>08 Van Xess
Av
Newiuan Frank, hostler, r. 3 Gabriel PI
Newman Frank W'., bookkeeper James Young, r. 231
Clipijer
Newman George, merchant, r. 120 Lyon
Newman George, traveling salesman L. & G. Brenner
Newman George, traveling salesman Doane & Henshel-
wood, r. 122 CHiurch
Newman George H., cashier S. F. and Pac. Gla--is ANTis,
r. 110 Lyon
Newman Georgie, widow, r. 406| O'Farrell
Newman Henry, r. 113 Vicksburg
Newman Henrj-, r. 417 Kearny
Newman Henrj-, policeman, r. 23 Eureka
X'ewman Henrj-, teamster, r. 772 Brjant
Ne«-man Henrj- B., driver, r. 2437 Larkin
New-man Herman, sausagemaker, r. 654 Jessie
New-man Isaac, cattle dealer, r. 12 Tilden
New-man Jacob, laborer, r. 316 Folsom
New-man Jacob, stairbuilder, r. 2437 Larkin
Newman Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 907 Gearj
X'ewman James, engineer James Lick Baths, r. 221 Shot-
well
Newman James, j^old leaf mnfr, 202 Post, r. 208 Powell
X'ew-man James, milker, r. 5.56 Thirtieth Av South
Xew-mau Jerome, d\il engineer, r. 1219 Mission
Xew-man John T., check /^lerk S. P. Co., r. 140ob Pacific
Xewman J'.hn W., clerk James Xewman, r. -208 Powell
X'ew-man Joseph, r. 6.54 Je-sie
Xewman Joseph, clerk Martin Sherw-ood, r. 141c Ship-
ley
Newman Joseph, president Pacific Jewelrv Co., 40S
Market, r. 801 Scott
Newman Joseph, sexton St. Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mis-
sion
Newman Juda (Sol Wangenheim & Co.) r. 2529 Fillmore
X'ew-man Julius, agent The London Diamond Co., 113
Sutter, r. 517 Devisadero
Xewman Kahnan, clerk, r. 919 Webster
Xew-man Kate Miss, boarding, 222 Turk
Xewman Katherine, r. 5121 Lea\enw-orth
.\EW.n4X LEO, secretarj- and treasurer Bibo, Xew-
^ man & Ikenberg, SWcor Polk and California, r. 1615
Gough
X'ewman Leon, dealer cigars, r. 548 Jessie
Xewman Louis, shoemaker, r. 133 Page
Xewman Ludwig E., commission merchant, r. 1423
Twenty-fifth
Xewman Margaret L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 418 Post
Xemnan Marj-, widow, r. 1919a Howard
Xe"Tnan Marj', widow, r. 2421 California
Xewman Mary A. Miss, r. 222 Turk
Xewinan Marj- W. Mrs., proprietor Hotel Wen tworth,
617 Biish
Xew-man Maurice, carrier Post Office, r. 313 Golden Gate
Av
Xewman Max, tailor, r. 28 Morris Av
New-man Max, tailor, r. 425 Natoma
New-man Mina A., widow-, r. 1321 Devisadero
New-man Morris, salesman Henry Kraus, r. 16s Tehama
Xewman Xathan D. (Xew-man & Franklin) r. 1309i
Golden Gate Av
Newman Orville, brassfinisher, r. 10 Eureka
Xew-man Patrick H., buyer J. G. Johnson & Co., r. 5(S
Ellis
Xewman Peter A., upholsterer Cal. Fiuniture Mnfg Co.,
r. Alameda
Xewman Philip (X'ew-man & Co.) r. 137 Fourteenth
Xewman Philip, butcher, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
Xew-man Regina Miss, i. 801 Scott
Xew-man Rudolph, barber, 236 Post, r. 412 Post, rear
Xewman Samuel, auctioneer, r. 1030 Mission
Xewman Samuel, clerk Jacob Unna, r. 235 Golden Gate
Av
Xew-man Samuel, physician and surge<:in, r. 504J Third
XEWM.4X S.4.M1:EL, secretary Railroad Commission-
ers, 27 Chronicle Bldg, r. 907 Powell
Xewman Samuel C, messenger Market St. Ry C>>. (Con-
struction Dept) r. 907 Powell
Xewman Samuel J., salesman Kohlbertr, Strauss & Fmh-
man, r. 907 Geary
Newman Samuel V., teamster, r. 16 Louisa
New-man S. J., pres dent S. F. and Pac. Glass Wks, XE
cor Seventh and Townstnd, r. 110 Lj-on
Newman Selina Miss, portrait painter, 1-21 Post, nxiin 52
NewTjian Simon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) r. 1356 Post
Newmiiii Simon, butcher, 114 Second, r. 2306 Bryant
New-man Sjlvan A., clerk Sachs Bros, i Co., r. 1321
De%isa'dero
Xew-man William, fireman, r. 2437 Larkin
Xew-man William, 1st officer l". S. stmr General McDow-
ell, r. 800 Page
Xew-man William A., electrician, r. 1321 Devisadem
XEM'.HAX M'ILLIAM J., president Xew-man .<: Lev-
inson, 125-131 Kearny, r. 2320 Clay
Xewman William R., cook, r. 754 Mission
Xewman iV C<>. (Philip X'ewman) loan office, 69 Fourth
Xew-man iV Franklin (Xathan D. Xew-man and Hyman
Frauklin) proprietors Globe Glove Co., 121 Pine
XEWHAX A LEVIXSOX (inconx .rated) William J.
Xewman president, Benjamin Xewman secretarj.
impoi-ters and jobbers trimmings, ribbons, notion^,
etc., and decorative art nwrns, 12.5-131 Keaniy, Tel-
ephone Main 802
gs' Xewman. See Xemnan and Xeumann
Xewnnark Abraham, plumbing and gasfitting, 412 Lar-
kin, r. 1320 Fillmore
Xewmark B. X Co. (of X'ew- York) cigars, S. B. Korn
agent, 215 Pine
Xewmark Leo, physician, office 705 Sutter, r. Hotei
Richelieu
Xew-mark Lazarus, bushelman, r. 422i Post
Xewmark M. A. & Co. (Los Angeles) wholesale grocers,
Isaac Liehtner Jigent, 21-23 Battery
Xew-mark Michael, glazier, r. 36 Clay
Xewmark Milton, clerk Joseph Bremer & Co.. r. Ala-
meda
Xewmark Xathan, attorney at law, r. 1320 Fillmore
Xew-mark R., watertender stmr Alameda
Xewmark Samuel, salesman Goldberg, Bowen i Let>en-
baum, r. Alameda
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Newmlen Catherine, r. 512 i Leavenworth
Newman William R., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 510
Gearj-
Newnham PhoeWe, widow, r. 912 Twenty-fourth
Newnham Thomas M., machinist, r. 121 J Oak
Newport Building, 213-215 Mission
NewT>ort Home, Mrs. Annie Schwartz iiroprietor, 207-
200 Eddy
Newsham Harrv, cook Hotel Colonial
Newsom George, butcher, r. California iir J\iir Av
Newsom Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co.) John J. Newsom
manager, 47 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Newsom Henry, carpenter, r. 833 Capp
Newsom Ira T., carpenter, r. 510 Mission
Newsom James B., horseshoer, r. 833 Capp
NEWSOM J. CATHEU, architect, 819 Market, room
44, r. Oakland Av cor Bayo Vista, Oakland
XEWSO.M JOHN .1. (John J. and Thomas D. New-
soml r. .544 Twenty-fourth, Oakland
XEWSOM JOHN J. AND THOM.4S D.. archi
t«cts, 47 Merchant's Exchange Bldg
Newsom Lizzie, widow, r. California Av opp Fair Av
Newsom Samuel, architect, 3 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r.
Oakland
Newsom Sydney B., draughtsman Sanmel Newsom, r
Oakland
NEWSOM THOMAS D. (John J. and Thomas D.
Newsom) r. 1374 Fifth Av, Oakland
Newsom William, r. 104 Lu^dy Lane
Newsom William, machine hand, r. 1528 Mission
Newsom William, machine hand, r. 2017 Mission
Newth August., cooper, r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Newton Archibald W., r. 1421 Howard
Newton Edward, machinist, r. 653 Folsom
Newton Edwin D., liquors, 1001 Market, r. 1077 .Market
Newton Edwin E., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1333 Scott
Newton Ellen, widow, r. 10 Alemanj-
Newton Ernest, bookkeeper Golden State and .Miners
Iron Wks, r. 642 Folsom
Newton Frank B., carrier Post Office, r. 2828 Sixteenth
Newton Frank W., millhand, r. 40S Post
Newton Henry, president J. K. Armsby Co., 138-140
Market, r. Chicago
Newton Henry W., forenuMi Fulda Bros., r. Alameda
. Newton House, Germain Capdevielle proprietor, 1237
Stockton
Newton John C, clerk George M. Coon, r. 1333 Scott
Newton J. W., compositor Call, r. Twelfth Av bet K
and L
Newton Mamie Miss, typewriter The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. Oakland
Newton Martha A., furnished rooms, SE cor O'Farrell
and Leavenworth
Newton Morris (Morris Newton & Co. ) r. 1822 Pacific Av
Newton Morris &Co. (Morris Newton) importers, com-
mission merchants and agents James P. Smith &
Co. (New York) 103-105 Front
Newton N., gardener, 1732 Washington
Newton T., 2d steward stnir Walla Walla
Newton Tho'nas, i)aver, r. 41 Quinn
Newton Thomas, ssilesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Nex Adolph, waiter, r. 404 Geary
Ney Carl, tinsmith, r. 560 Howard
Ney Bartholomew, ship carpenter, r. 1612 Twenty-fifth
Ney Emil, r. What Cheer House
Ney Nathan, dressmakers' supplies, 9:15 Market, room
12, r. 1523 Bush
Neylan Charles C, engineer, r. 214 Union
Neylan Ellen, widow, r. 417 Natoina
Neylan James, lumber and commission merchant, 52
Mission, r. Oakland
Neylan Niel, carpenter, r. 22 Sacramento
Neylon Cliarles, clerk, r. 1714 Octa^ia
Neylon Elizabeth, widow, r 11 Seventh
Neylon Henry, printer, r. II Seventh
Neylon Henry E., currier, r. 537 J Wolfe
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Neylon Thomas, clerk, r. 11 Seventh
aa^ Neylon. See Nealan, Nealon and Neilan
Neystiom Frederick, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Niagonda Gold Mining Co., Abner Gerrish secretary, J.
C. Steele general manager, office 331 Montgomery,
rooms 8-9
NIACiARA FIRE INSURANCE «0. (of New York)
Rudolph Herold Jr. general agent, 415 California
Niagara House, John Meierdierks proprietor, 724 .Mission
Nias Richard H. (Games & Nias) r. 1106i Jones
Nibbe Henry B., salesman Jones & Co., r. 456 Bryant
Nibbe Jacob J„ driver, r. 456 Bryant
Nibbe John H., gr(x;eries, 121 Twentieth
Nibel William, millhand, r. 651 J Folsom
Niblock George, seaman, r. W s Folsom nr Rii)lcy PI
Niblock James, r. 1032 Folsom
Niblock Mary Miss, milliner, r. 1032 Folsom
Nicaise Cliarles, millhand, r. 3 Central PI
Nicaragua Canal Construction Co. (of New York) Wil-
liam L. Merry Pacific Coast agent, office 204 San-
some
Nichol Herman, waiter, r. 16 Jones
Nichol Mary Mrs., cashier W. E. Hanson, r. ll.'iS Mi-^-
sion
XW Nichol. See Nickel, Nickle, Nicol and Nicoll
Nicholas Antonio, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Nicholas Charles J. , clerk National Fire Ins. Co. , r. 'l
Bernard
Nicholas Chris, driver, r. 515 Broderick
Nicholas Eugene, laborer, r. 13 Valparaiso
Nicholas F., fireman stmr San Jose
Nicholas Ferdinand P., carpenter, r. 9 Cleveland
Nicholas Frederick, seaman, r. 21 Perry
Nicholas George, barber, E s Nebraska nr Anny
Nicholas George, fruits, 315 East, r. 214 Fourth
Nicholas Hotel, John Nagelmaker prop., NE cor. Ne-
braska and Army
Nicholas Joseph, foundrvnian, r. 13 Valparaiso
Nicholas Joseph Jr., laborer, r. 13 Valparaiso .
Nicholas Lena Miss, r. 13 Valparaiso
Nicholas Marcella, widow, r. 9 Cleveland
Nicholas Otto, bootblack, r. 995 Pacific
Nicholas Rt. Rev., bishop Russo Greek Cathedral, 17KS-
1715 Powell
Nicholas Tlieodore, laborer, r. 13 Valparaiso
Nicholas Victor, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Nicholas William, gripman, r. 336J Third Av
gr^ Nicholas. See Nicolas
Nicholeti Monsuiti, salesman M. Beni k Co., r. 43'.i
Hayes
NichoUs Francis C, hatter, r. 506 J Francisco
Nicholls Frank, cellannan, r. 506i Francisco
Nicholls George A., cashier Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 128 Fourth Av
Nicholls Samuel caterer, r. 2130b Sutter
Nichols A., seaman stmr Sun Juan
NICHOLS A. C. & CO.. <>... ...„
>V. Ni<-h»l!i) leather iiiaiiuractarers ami
dealers leather, hides and tallow. 40«-
404 Battery, Telephone .Main VVi'i
NICHOLS .\. E., importer and dealer in };riiiiite,
marble and statuarj', 53 Chronicle Bldg
Nichols Alonzo, waiter, r. 505 Powell
Nichols Annie, domestic 2525 Fillmore
Nichols Anton, seaman stmr City of Sydney
Nichols A. W., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. ^erkclcN
Nichols Charles, with A. C. Nichols & Co., r. 2522 Pyciiic
Av
Nichols Charles B., glove-cutter, r. 144 Perry
Nichols Chai les C. , city dept Firemen's Fund Ins Co,.
405 California, r. 1313 Jackson
Nichols Charles F., contractor and builder, r. S22
Dolores
Nichols Charles M., chief surveyor Board of Kirt-
Underwriters of the Pacific, r. Oakland
Nichols Daniel B., miner, r. 1110 Sacramento
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be in Every Household. Rented at fi co per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEm-J'"iET&CO.CH|iPflGffi*
"Finest Extra Qualities."
B. CHAPMAN, 133 CALIFORNIA STrCE^
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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Nichols Dorsan, deputy Couuty Clerk, r. 333 Shotwell
Nichols Due, bartender, r. 1212 Mission
Nichols E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1038 Mission
Nichols E. A. Mrs., r. 406 Sutter
Nidiols Eliza A. , widow, r. 109 Eighth
Nichols Elizabeth Miss, rattan worker, r. 17 Zoe
Nichols Elizabeth F., widow, 529i Gean-
Nichols Ellen Mrs. (A, C. Nichols & Co.") r. 2522 Pacific
Av
Nichols Ezra F., traveling salesman R. L. Oshoni & Co.,
r. 1038 Mission
Nichols F., chief cook Russ House
Nichols Felix, waiter, r. 4 Alice
Nichols Frank, candj-maker, r. 322 \'allejo
Nichols Frank, dentist, r. 217 Francisco
Nichols Frank, stevedore, r. 220 Harris(jn
Nichols fYank, truckman Truck 1
Nichols Frank H. , cook, r 7 Cohen PI
Nichols Frederick P., clerk Hinz & Landt, r. Berkelex
Nichols G. , seaman stuir City of Sydney
Nichols G. seaman stmr Mariiwsa"
Nichols George, fruit and candy, 34-36 Market
Nichols Georgre, fruit dealer, r.' 23 Anthony
Nichols George B., photographer, r. 26 Glen Park Av
Nichols George F., r. E s Banks nr L'nion Av
Nichols George W. , mechanical dentist, r. 303 Mason
Nichols Granville, cook, r. 3318 Point Lobos Av
Nichols Henry D., cashier George H. Foster, r. Oakland
NICHOLS HENRY E., Commander U. S. N. Light
House Inspector (12th District) 77-79 U. S. Apprais-
ers' BIdg 4th floor, r. 1100 Green
Nichols Horace C, bartender, r. 1212 Mission
Nichols .James F., secretary General Relief Committee 1
0. O. P. r. 629 Eddy
Nichols Jane, widow, r. 17 Zoe
Nichols Jay E., salesman The Maze, r. 415 Post
Nichols Jennie Miss, furnished rooms, 637J McAllister
Nichols Jghu, peddler, r. NE cor Harrison and Twenty-
seventh
Nichols John, seaman stmr San Jose
N chols John B., r. 524 Stevenson
Nichols John G., compositor, r. 436 Green
Nichols Joseph, painter, r. 1427 Webster
Nichols Joseph H., hostler, r. 831 Treat Av
Nichols Lizzie, dressmaker, r. 6371 McAllister
Nrchols Lucien H., special agent Northwesteni Mutual
Life Insurance Co., 112 Plielan Bldg, r. 26 Glen Park
Av
Nichols Manuel, boatswain stmr Colon
Nichols Marshall, carpenter, r. Alms House
Nicho s Mary A., widow, r. 436 Green
Nichols Phoebe J., widow, r. 1006 Powell
Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 1191 Market, r. 25
Qak
Nichols S. , seaman stmr San Juan
Nich .Is Samuel T. (Smith & Nichols) r. 312 Lilv Av
Nichols Sheldon K., insurance adjuster Syz & Co., r. 102
Mason
Nichols Thomas, law student, r. 912 Pine
Nichols Thomas H. , salesman A\ ichman, Lutsrer & Co
r. San Rafael, Cal.
Nichols Walter, coUarmaker, r. 527* Shotwell
Nichols Washington B., salesman, r' U8k Washington
Nichols William, p .rter Frederick Kaufmann, r. <»01 Mis-
Nichols William A., clerk, r. 436 Green
Nichols William B., plasterer, r. 532 J Shotwell
Nichols' William F. , bartender, r. 4 Marye Ten-ace
NICHOLS WILLIAiM FORD, Right Rev., D D
Bi^op Episcopal Diocese California, diocesan liouse
731 California, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Nichols William H., plumber, r. 704 Castro
Nichols William M., liquors, SW cor Francisco and
Powell
eS" Nichols. See Nickels and Nicolls
Nicholson A. , seaman stmr Colon
Nicholson Adam W., contractor, r. S s Beach bet Hyde
and Larkin
Nicholson Alexander, painter, r. 24 Chattanooga
Nicholson Alexander J., salesman, r. 24 Chattanooga
Nicholson Angus, engineer, r. 862J Mission
Nicholson Angus Mrs., lodgings, 862i Mission
Nicholson benjamin (M. Pickthall & Co. ) r. 120 Filhuore
Nicholson Ben M., r. New Western Hotel
Nicholson Clarence E.. blacksmith, r. cor BenningU)n
and Courtland Av
Nicholson Clarence P., mnfrs' agent, 303 California, room
25, r. Sausalito
Nicholson Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, r. 2311J Larkin
Nicholson George, painter, 39 Taylor and 122 Turk
Nicholson Gustav, longshoreman, r. 318 Brannan, rear
Nicholson Hannah Miss, telegraph operator, r. 20O7 Pine
Nicholson James, apprentice machinist, r. North Point
bet Hyde and Larkin
Nicholson James C,, carpenter, 234 Turk
Nicholson James T., seaman, r, 6 Union
Nicholson James W., mattress maker, r. 2131 Mission
Nicholson John. r. 230i Clara
Nicholson John, hardware and cigars, 525 Twentv-
fourth, r. 2 Elizabeth
Nicholson John, machinist, r. 626 Eighth
Nicholson John J., carriage painter, r, 104 Fair Oaks
Nicholson John J., laborer, r. 211 East Av, Holly Park
Nicholson Joseph C. , printer, r. 1460 O'Farrell
Nicholson Joseph W., inspector Custom House, r. 1229
Broadway
Nicholson Lawrence, musician, r. 2 Elizabeth
Nicholson Malcomb, carpenter, r. 1043 Market
Nicholson Martin R. Jr., clerk Hejneinann & Co., r. 439
Gearj-
Nicholson Nellie Mrs., r. 38 Ridle\
Nicholson Patrick Mrs., r. 14 Salmon
Nicholson Robert M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
327 Franklin
NICHOLSON SAMUEL H., „.„..
racicircr of Mtiioisun s triple flavoring
extract* and .\\.\ Jamaica ginger,
n holrsale anil retail, 1155i Market, r. 1105
Golden Gate Av
Nicholson William, fireman, r. 568 Folsom
Nicholson William, shirtcutter, r. 513 Jes-ie
MC'HOLSO.N 1^ILLIA.n A. S., attomev at law, 430
Kearny, r. .'IS Baker
Nicholson William H., warehouseman, r. 2822 Bush
S^" Nicholson. See Nicolson
Nickel A., porter, r. 1 Kent
Nickel August, bottler, r. 20 Lapidge
Nickel Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 33 Boardman PI
Nickel Jacob, carpenter, r. 20 Lapidge
MC'KEL J. LEROl'. manager Miller & Lux, 508 Cal-
ifornia, room 17, r. Menlo Park, Cal.
Nickel Lorenz, harness maker, r. 1 Kent
Nickel Plate Road, William Marcv Pac. Coast Pass.
Agent, 37 Crocker Bldg
Nickel William (Giese & Nickel) r. 320 Pacific
iS" Nickel. See Nichol, Nickle, Nicol and NicoU
Nickel 1 George W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Ala-
meda
Nickells Alfred, liquors, NE cor Market and City Hall
Av, r. 402 Golden Gate Av
Nickels Hans, sailmaker, 116 Berry
Nickels Henrj- L., dairj- produce, r. 1232 Twenty-third
Nickels Jacob F., r. 40 Page
Nickels Jacob F. Jr., wallpaper, 46 Third, r. 40 Page
Nickelsburg Adolph, r. 29 Grant Av
Nickelsburg Moritz, salesman, r. 1911 Sacramento
Nickelsburg Siegfried (Cahn, Nickelsbuiv & Co.) r. 1911
Sacramento
Nickerson Benjamin E., clerk General Auditor's Dept S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Nickerson Bvron, butcher, 1708 Market, r. 8 Elgin Park
Av
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Nickerson Charles R., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 507 J
Lombard
Nickerson Francis A., r. 514 Twenty-first
Nickerson G., r. 1310 Natoma
Nickerson Raljili B., salesman Byron Nickerson, r. 8
Elgin Park Av
Nickerson Stafford S., cariienter, r, 402i Sixth
Nicklaus Barbara, widow, r. 503 Vermont
Nicklaus Claussen, baker, r. I'/O Pierce
Nicklaus Frederick, cook, r. 6 Everett
Nickle William (VVilley Bros. & Co.) r. 1645 Fulton
Nicies James, upholsterer, r. 1910 Buchanan
Nicklet Stephen J., machinist, r. irrZl Bryant
Nickoll John, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School, r.
1417 Howard
Nicot Ale.Nander, .Ith engineer SS. Gaelic, O. and O. SS.
Co..r. 217 Ritch
Nicol Duncan (Bn.wn & Nicol) r. 1709 Jones
Nicol Henry, machinist, r. 217 Ritch
Nicol James, laundrvman, r. 718 Fulton, rear
Nicol Margaret Miss, r. 820 Fifteenth
Nicol Walter, seaman, r. 308 Fremont
.\l€OL WILLIAM, real estate and housebroker, .o34i
California, r. 820 Fifteenth
Nicol William S., engineer stmr San Mateo
SS" Nicol. See Nichol, Nickel, Nickle and Nicoll
Nicola Frank, scavenger, r. 539 Vallejo
Nicola Luigi, laborer, r. 539 Vallejo
Nicolai Andrea, barber, r. 1406 Kearny .
Nicolai Antonio, baker, r. 6 Noble's Alley
Nicolai Charles, i)lumber, r. 1230 Stockton
Nicolai Christopiier, groceries, 1228i Pacific
Nicolai Hattie, domestic 517 Devisadero
Nicolai Herman, plumber, 1103 Stockton, r. 1230 Stock-
ton
Nicolai House, Henri Delagnes proprietor, 775^ Mission
Nicolai Louis, porter, r. 1228 Pacific
Nicolai Victor, seaman, r. NW cor Jackson and Battery
Nicolai William, tailor, 130 O'Farrell, r. 410 Schrader
Nicolas Alexis, laborer, r. 1703 Dupont
Nicolas James, driver S. F. Laundrj-
Nicolas Thiel, cellanuan, r. 637 Washington
^W Nicolas. See Nicholas
Nicolayson Frank M-, patent medicines, r. 13121 Brod-
erick
Nicolayson Stella, widow, r. 231 Chattanooga
Nicolini Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Nicolini G. B., polisher, r- 33} Boardman PI
Nicolini Mary, widow, r. 505 Filbert, rear
Nicoll Alex., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r.
2511 Bush
Nicoll Annie M., widow, r. 24 Bennington
Nicoll Benjamin W. L., tailor, r. 2511 Bush
Nicoll B. R., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r. 2511 Bush
Nicoll Frances M., widow, r. 608 Capp
Nicoll John C, millwright, r. 2920 Folsom
Nicoll Margaret, widow, r. 628 Haight
Nicoll Susie W. Miss, stenographer HP. M. SS. Co., r.
628 Haight
NICOLL THE TAILOR (William G. Jerrems) mer-
chant tailor, 944 Market
Nicoll William, marine engineer stmr San Mateo
US' Nicoll. See Nichol, Nickel, Nickle and Nicol
Nicolls Daniel J., driver, r. 1658 Market
Nicolls John W., laborer, r. 1658 Market
Nicolls Mary A. Miss, ccfrsets, 339 Hayes
Nicholls Michael J., clerk, r. 335 Hayes
Nicolls Roland, conductor, r. 2019 Hyde
Nicolson Alexander, master stmr Santa Cruz, r. loKi
Twenty-first
Nicolson Alexander Mrs., r. 2519 Bryant
Nicolson Daniel, waiter stmr (^ueen
Nicolson John F., clerk W. Third & Son, r. 901 Valencia
Nicora Emilio, teamster, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Niderost August, barber, 601 Washington, r. 1132^ Broad-
way
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCUUHRS.
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'"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CSICHGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., 8. F.
Niderost Charles L. , clerk Shadbuine & Herrin, r. 816
Diamond
Niderost August, barber, 601 Washington, r. 1132 J
Broadway
Niderost Joseph B., porter, r. 816 Diamond
Niebaum Gustave, vice-president Alaska Commercial
C.., 310 Sansome, r. 1201 Hyde
Niebla Henry, barber, 10 Valencia, r. 1728 Market
Nieblas Eugenie Mrs., dressmaking, 1938 Fillmore
Niblas Felix, upholsterer, r. 1938 Fillmore
Niebold Henry, driver, r. 110 Morris Av
Niehorger August, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Moss
Nieborger Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Moss
Niederaann John, porter Prescott House
Niedermler Jacob, baker, r. 215 Second
Niederstrasser M., laborer, r. 1 Boardman PI
NIedhamer F. L., traveing .salesman George A. Clark &
Bro., r. Alameda
Niedle Frank Mrs., r. 244 Sixth
Nief Frederick A., D. V. S., secretary A'eterinary Dept
University of California, r, 434 Golden Gate Av
Neifer Frederick, laborer, r. 609^ Howard
Neifer William, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Niegel E., vegetable man, Russ House
Niegel Jane, widow, r. 400 Bay
Niehaus Edward F. (E. F. Niehaus & Co.) r. West Berkc-
NIEHAUS E. F. & CO. .^.»r. ..
^i<'liau'>> .sucocsAorM to U. K. 8traat and
l»ir(-kmann A lo., dealers in liardwood
lumber, .)64-.>(iU Krannan near Filth, Tel-
ephone Sooth :UU
Niehaus Otto, apprentice Union Iron Wks., r. Berkeley
Niehlson Claus, liquors, 1102 Tennessee
NIEHLi^ON .lOUN, proprietor Junction Exchange,
wines and liquors, 502 Market and 3 Sutter, r. 502
Market
Nie land Hans, machinist, r. 225 Harrison
Nieland John, machinist, r. 225 Harrison
Nietand M. , laborer, r. 17 Dame
B9^ Nieland. See Niland and Nyland
NIeld John n., clerk North Beach Pac. Coast R.R. Co.
r. Alameda
»y- Nield. See Neild
Nielsen Albert, asst bookkeeper C. W. R. Ford & Co., r.
1120 Sacramento
Nielsen Albert, master mariner, r. 1712 Hyde
Nielsen Annie C. widow, r. 1434 Turk
Niel en Arnold, 20.J Perry
Nielsen August, master schr Corinthian, r. 1815 Green-
wich
Nielsen Carl A., machinist, r. 2903 Harrison
Nielsen Christ, waiter, r. 919 Union
Nielsen Christian, carpenter, r. 1216i Alabama
Nielsen Christian, silversmith, r. 17 Frankfort Av
Nielsen Christian B., watchman, r. Hi South Park
Nielsen Daniel, clerk Eppstein & Co., r. 1434 Turk
Nielsen E. J., musician, r. 615 Taylor
Nielsen Emelia Miss, dressmaker, r. Hi South Park
Nielsen Emil H., r. 227 Third Av
Nielsen Frede ick, laborer, r. 831 Hampshire
Nielsen George, driver, r. 712 Turk
Nielsen Hans (Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.)r. 514 Lombard
NieUen Hans B., laborer, r. 831 HamiJshire
Nielsen Hhus S., paint«r, r. 43 Caroline
Nielsen Hulda Miss, operator, r. 11 J South Park
Nielsen J., cook, r. 148Perrv
Nielsei J. & Co. (John Neilsen and H. Anderson) fur-
riers, 20 Ellis
Nielsen Jacob, seaman, r. 427 Second
Nielsen John (J. Neilsen & Co.) r. 504i Minna
Nielsen John C, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 722
Powell
Nielsen John P., coachman, 1510 Taylor
Nielsen Jorgen, watchmaker and jeweler, 1424 Polk, r.
1527 Caliioriiia
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Nil Isen Lorenz, nurse German Hosiiital
Nielsen Martin, waiter Tivoli Cafe
Nielsen Niels, master mariner, r. ISOSJ Stockton, rear
Nielsen Niels J., conductor, r. 17 Frankfort Av
Nielsen Olaf H., seaman, r. 906 Filbert
Nieseu Peter (Christensen & Nielse)i) r. 18 Seventh
Nielsen Peter H. , rattanworker, r. 1434 Turk
Nielsen P. G., master mariner, r. 15 Pacific
Nielsen P. L., master mariner, r. 651 Willow Av
Nielsen Rasmus, bookkeeper, r. 20| Perry
Nielsen Roland, clerk, r. 20J Perry
Nielsen T. A., master mariner, r. 1712 Hvde
Nielsen V. B., master sch Emma Claudina, office 6
California
Nielsen Wilhelm, r. 1120 Sacramento
Nielson William, marine fireman, r. 748 Howard
Nielson Andrew, transferer, r. West Oakland
Nielson Chris, waiter, r. 917 P(jst
Nielson Christine, chambermaid Elmer House
Nielson Christopher, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Nielson Frederick, carpenter, r. 143 Dore
Nielson Frederick A., operator, r. 1302 Sanchez
Nielson Frederick F., blacksmith, r. 143 Dore
Nielson Hans, gripman, r. 115 Cedar Av
Nielsiju Hans, painter, r. 1015J Larkin
Nielson Hans 1)., stationery and notion
Nielson Hans P., cashier H." H. Hjal, r. i
Nielson Jacob F., carpenter, r. 14:< Dore
Nielson Jens, janitor, r. 830 Geary
Nielson Jens Mrs., nurse, r. 830 Geary
Nielson John, carpenter, r. 220 Pacific
Nielson L., 2d steward stmr San Jose
Nielson Lars E., master mariner, r. 1815 Greei
Nielson N. A., motorman, r. 230 Twenty-ninth
Nielson Nellie, domestic 1242 McAllister
Nielson Olof, seaman, r. 1412 Keaniv
Nielson Peter, sexi'an, r. 820 Battery
Nielson Peter, waiter, r. 220 Pacific
B^" Nielson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson, Nielsen a d
Nilson
Niemann Carolina, widow, r. (503 Willow Av ,
Niemann Fred, laundrynian, r. J) Edith PI
Niemann Fritz, cooper, r. .50 Clementina
Niemann Harry, r. 1633 Fulton
Niemann Henry, bakery, 645 McAllister
Niemann Henry, molder, r. 130i Oak, rear
Niemann Joseph, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Niemann Robert, butcher, r. 605 Howard
Niemann William bartender, r. 21 Market
Niemann William A., clerk, r. 603 Willow Av
Niemeier Emil, deputy Assessor, r. 1113 Sutter
Niemeier Theodore, salesman, r. 114 Fourteenth
Niemeyer Albert, clerk, r. 500 Valencia
Niemeyer Henry, teamster, r. Railroad A^- nr Fifth Av
South
Niemeyer John W., gardener, r. l.i0.J Miinm
Niemi C. C, jeweler, 1439 Market
Niemner Otto, cellarman, r. 607 Birch Av
Nienhaus Hermami (Warnke & Nienhaus) r. 129 Four-
teenth
Nienstadt Edward, clerk Richard Nienstadt, 318 Fifth
Nieiistadt Richard, groceries an i liquors, 318 Fifth
Nierendorf Henry, bottler, r. NW cor Brewster and Joy
Nieri Amadco, cigarmaker, r. 1409a Diipont
Nieri Casmiro, cigarmaker, r. 1409a Dupont
Nieri Frank (J. W. Pera & Co.) r. 1337 Pacific
Nieri Giuseppe (Louis Favilla & Co.) r. 1513 Stockton
Nieri Simoni, cigarmaker, r. 1409a Dupont
Nierman Ignaz (Nierman & Lefkovitz) r. 1706^ Turk
Nierman & Lefkovitz (Peter Lefkovitz and Ignaz Nier-
man) bottles, rags, etc., 413-415 Pacific
Niernberger Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Nie.ssen Christian, cabinetmaker, r. .537 Fifth
Niessen George E. , master mariner, r. 210^ Twelfth
8^ Niessen. See Nissen
Nieto Jacob Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith Israel, r,
2203 Sutter
Nieto Raphael, expressman, r. 16 August
Niewerth August, cooper, r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Nighthart Henry, liquors, SE cor Jackson and Drumm,
r. 5 Jackson
Nightingale Edward F., machinist, r. 213 Union
Nightinga e George, watchman, r. 213 Union
Nightingale George W., motorman, r. .509 Broderick
Nightingale James, r. 822^ Filbert
Nightingale John, iihysician, office 1602 Market, r. 300
Haight
Nightingale John, real estate, r. 300 Haight
Nightingale Joseph B,, pharmacist, r. 300 Haight
Nightwine James, laborer, r. 7 Regli PI
Nigles Joseph, helper, r. 13 Valparaiso
Nigro Vincento (Nigro & Zito) r. 823 Greenwich
Nigro & Zito (Vincento Nigro and P. Zito) liquors, 1312:
Dupont
Nihan Michael J., liquors, SE cor Mason and Bay
Nihil Martin, plumber, r. 268 Minna
Nihil Mary, domestic 1506 Jackson
Nihil Mary Mrs., r. 271 Minna
Nihil Norah, domestic 841 Castro
Nihil Peter, car|)enter, r. 271 Minna
Nikander Ferdinand, marine engineer, r. 17 Natoma
Niklycek John, harnessmaker, r. 1903 Mission
Nikola John (\'allou & Nikola) r. 108^ Powell
Nilan John, teamster, r. Seventh Av South bet L and M
Nilan Thomas J., teamster, r. 1201 Seventh Av, South;
S. F.
Nilan William, b\itcher, r. S s Tenth Av S lUth nr M
Niland Matthew, laborer, r. 17 Dame
89^ Niland. See Nieland and Nyland
Nile Joseph, liquors, r. 902 Montgomery
Nile Matthew D., salesman S. & G. Gump
Niles Addison P., designer and draughtsman, 33 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Oakland
Niles Charles E., student, r. 310 Congo
Niles E. Mrs., widow, r. 015 Washington
Niles Edward, special agent Geo. F. Grant, 501 Mont-
gomery, r. 310 Congo
Niles Elizabeth, widow, r. 920 Post
Niles Ferdinand, manager Santa Clara Wine Co., 115
Eleventh
Nile-i Maggie L., widow, r. 625 Geary
Niles W. H., laborer, r. Commercial House
Nilsen Peter, master mariner, r. 935 Capj)
Nilsen Wincen, master mariner, r. 37J East
Nilson Brown O., master mariner, r. 19 Rincon PI
Nilson Charles M., janitor, r. 115 Turk
Nilson George E., locksmith, r. 1123 Oak
Nilson George F. , carpenter, 500 Baker
Nilson J. Smyth, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 905
Market
Nilson Knud, longshoreman, r. 201a Chestnut
Nilson Nil* P., stevedore, r. 14 Brosnan
Nilson P., 2d officer stmr Pomona
Nilson P. Edward, tanner, r. 123 Twenty-sixth
Nilson Peter, laborer, r. 116 Berry
Nilson Simon, tailor, r. 7 Bond
89*" Nilson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson and Nielson
Nilsson Christine Miss, domestic 1603 Larkin
Nilsson Gustav, mnfr cane and willow baskets, l.ilO
Powell
Nilsson John M., keeper Roe Island Lighthouse
Nimmo George, driver, r. 546 Natoma
Ninar Thomas, seaman, r. 810 Kentucky
Ninnis George T., clerk, r. Royal House
Ninradt F. , fireman stmr Colon
Nimshew Gold Mining Co., 126 Kearny, room 31
Nippert August, clerk, r. 221 Third Av
Nippert Firmin A., bookkeeper, r. 221 Third Av
.\IPrEBT PALL >l., special agentHome and Phoenix
Insurance Go's, r. 1 18 Dcvisadero
Nippert Virginia, widow, r. 221 Third Av
Nippert Virginia Miss, te\cher music, r. 221 Third Av
gS" Niiipert. See Neppert
Xiquet Charles, liquors, 14 Geary, r. 809 Pine
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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215 VALENCIA ST,
Telephone Mission 40
MftGlG LftNTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
r. p. ANBREVS
Montgomery St.
109
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Nis Edward A., clerk, r. Hotel Colonial
Nisbet GeorKe, tailor, r. 1028 Pacific
Nisbet James N., stairbuilder, r. 1917 Stevsnson
Nisbet James N. Jr., stairbuilder, r. 1917 Stevenson
Nischwitz Aug:ust, bartender, r. 117 William
Nispel Edward, foreman The J. Roylance Bra-s Wks, r.
132 Julian Av
Nissan Charles F., lubricator, r. 212 Townsend
Nissen Charles P., woolscourer, r. Saturn bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Nissen Eugene F., foreman John D. Hammond, r. Ala-
meda
Nissen Georpe, l)artender, r. 114 Eig'hth
Nissen Harry, master mariner, r. 38 Federal
Nissen Hans", waiter, r. 417 Kearny
Nissen Henry, crroceries and liquors, 429 Minna
Nissen John, bartender, r. 109 Montg mery
Nissen John B., assistant engineer stmr Alameiia, r.
Oakland
Nissen Jorgen, cabinetmaker Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. Oakland
Nissen Peter C, night clerk New Atlantic Hotel, r. 207
Motgomery Av
ffg" Nissen. See Nessen
Nisson Christian, teamster, r. 24i Willow Av
Nisson Peter, jjorter, r. 39 Natoma
Nissum Charles, r. 718 Valencia
Nissum Jens P., coffee saloon, 221 Grant Av, r. 319 Sut-
ter
Nitherdt Henry, liquors, 11 Jackson, r. 319J Drumm
Nitsch Edward, satchelmaker, r. 23 Rondell PI
Nitsche Oswald, soapmaker, r. 417 Sixth
NitschkeAdolph, barber, r. 704 Bush
Nitta Alfonso, window cleaner, r. 1406 Kearny
Nitzen Stephen, barber, r. 526 Hayes
Niven James, machinist, r. 1410a Pacific
Nivens Jessie Miss (Stratton & Nivens) r. 413 Geary
Niven Josie E. Mrs., teacher Stanford Primary School,
r. 2427 Folsom
Niven Robert B. , conductor, r. 515 Broderick
Nixon Annie, widow, nurse, r. 1224 Vallejo
Nixon Benjamin, coalpasser stmr Alameda
Nixon Carr e, domestic 2108 Vallejo
Nixon Cecil, draughtsman, r. 1519 Broadway
Kixon Delia, widow, r. 345^ Third
Nixon Evelyn, widow, r. 1519 Broadway
Nixon George, boxmaker, r. 207b Chestnut
Nixon James H., laborer, r. 1224 Vallejo
Nixon John, jjorter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. West
Berkeley
Nixon John A., special policeman, r. 1224 Vallejo
Nixon John W., clerk, r. 345i Third, rear
Nixon Joseph, laborer, r. 1224 Vallejo
Nixon J. T., chief engineer stmr City of Puei)la
Nixon Mae A., dressmaker, 312iTurk
Ni.xon Nicholas, salesman American Wringer Co., r. 312.J
Turk
Nixon Robert, porter, r. 231 Bay
Nixon Robert J., clerk, r. 712 Sutter
Nixon Robert S., electrician, r. 212 Scott
Nixon Thomas, carrier Post Office, r. 207b Chestnut
Nixon Thomas H., r. 115 Perry
Nixon Thomas J. , barber, r. 1224 Vallejo
Nixon William, r. 6.30 Jessie
Nixon William J., r. 1900 Page
Nixon William J., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 012
Dousrlass
Nixon William J., laborer, r. 345.J Third
Nixon William J., salesman James A. Snook & Co., r.
Alameda
Nixon VVilliam R., porter, r. 1224 Vallejo *
No Percentage Pharmacy, H. W. Baxter proprietor, 953
Market
Noa Herman, laborer, r. Lobos bet Capitol and Orizaba
Noack August L. , engineer, r. 66t; Brannan
Noack William, cabinetmaker, r. 666 Brannan
Noakes Elizabeth, wiilow, furnished rooms, 1001 Folsom
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B^" Noakes. See Nokes
Noales Manuel, bootblack, r. 602 Lombard
Noannan John, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
.N'oh Hill House. John Brennan proprietor, 36!) First
.\OBEL*!$ 4;iA!VT CAPS, Clarence A. Halght agent,
226 Market
Nobile Giovanni, waiter, r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Noble Beatti, book agent, r. 1238i Twenty-sizth
Noble Benjamin J., jirinter, r. 1238^ Twenty-sixth
Noble Burr, clerk Clothing Dept IT. S. A., r. Alanic.Ui
Noble C. G., compositor, r. 113 Larkin
Noble Charles, lumber, r. 536 McAlHster
Noble Charles G., bookkeeper, r. 41 Hermann
Noble Charles G., bookeeper, D. D. Wass, r. 209 Twent.v
first
No'de Eliza, widow, r. 531 Ellis
Noble Elizabeth F., widow, r. 519 Twenty-second
Noble Francis L. H., journalist, r. 113 Larkin
Noble Frank P. , manager Eureka Sole Co., r. 120 Mc-
Allister
Noble G. G., brakeman, r. New Western Hotel
Noble George H., plumber 1517 Buchanan, r. 1 HoUis
Noble Giles T., itaiiiter, r. 263 Tehama
Noble Gruiidv (Noble & Tate) r. 912 Geary
XOBLE HAMDEN H., manager Cypress Lawn
Cemeterv Association, 9 City Hall Av., rooms 3-4, r.
1812 Piiie
.Voble Hippolyte (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 11 Vert la
Buena
Noble Howard D., dentist, 406 Sutter, r. 145 Ellis
.VOBLE .1. ALBERT, physician and surgeon (late
l>hysician City and County Hospital) hours 11 to 12
.M.', 2 to 4 P. M., and evenings, office Powell Street
Theater Bldg, opji Baldwin Hotel, Telephone South
262, r. 431 Eddv. Teleph aie East 415
Noble James M., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Noble Jane, widow, r Alms House
Noble John M., machinist, r. 11 Verba Buena
Noble John W., foreman Traffic Publishing Co., r. Gol-
den Gate, Cal.
Noble Joseph B., plumber, r. 1238i Twenty-sixth
Noble Mark W., molder, r. 1330 Natoma
Noble Nellie Miss, stewardess Russ House
.\OBLE PATKIt'K. superintendent Pat-ific Rdling
Mill Co., office 100 Market, r. 622 Sutter
Noble Richard H., clerk West Coast Wire and Iron Wks,
r. 832 Treat Av
N'liblc Thomas H., clerk California Warehouse, r. 41
X..l.le William, i.ainter, r. 531 Ellis
Noble William, stenographer R. G. Dun Jt Co., r. Ala-
meda
Noble William W., tailor, 1222 Stockton
Noble & Tate (Grundy Noble and Joseph Tate) liquors,
608 Mission
Nobmann Charles E., clerk John C. Nobmann, \: 24051
California
Nobmann C'hristopher, r. 2031 Fillmore •
.Nobmann Frederick, liquors, SW cor East and Jacks
r. 2315 Post
^OB.>1.4\X .10H.\ <'., groceries and liquors, 2029-
2031 Hlhnorc, and projirietor and jiublisher The
Retail Grocer, 121 Post, r. 2419 California
Noceti August, cook, r. .572b Minna
Nocton Clara Mrs., 610 Montgomery
N»dder William J. (Johnson & Nodder) r. 2802 (Jough
Nodop Claus, laborer, r. Alms House
Noe Frank, furniture, r. 3 5 Golden Gate .\v
Noe Migiiel, real estate, r. 1211 Powell
Noe Vincent ('., clerk Stein, Simon &Co., r. 1211 Powell
Noe \'aney Hall, 1244 I wentj-fourth
Noel Bengue, cook, r. 233 O'Farrell
Noel Elizabeth, widow, r. 12 Federal
Noel Emma Miss, r. 1049a .Market
Noel Louis, bricklayer, r. 12 Federal i — i
Noel Samuel, bricklayer, r. 12 Federal
gS" Noel. See Nowell
HND K:ITCH£1S[ S\-yF>F=I-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST-
W. B. CHAPMAN ':?„"i;,X'!L1,V
., Importer of a few Selected VIntcge*
FRbRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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Xiiethig- Adolph, tiusuiitb, r. 1938J Mission
Xoethig Herman W., fireman, r. 1938J^ Mission
Noethig William, cellarman, r. 1938i llisslon
Noethig William F., brewer, r. 1938 J Mission
N'offsin^'er Henry, fanner, r. 20 Garden
Xog^le Donuan C, weighing clerk U. S. Mint. r. :«(>
Edd\
Xohas Asiad, jihotogTaiiher r. 26^ Xatoma, rear
Xohl Charles, tanner, r. 2709 Bryant Av
Xohl Frederick, tamier, r. Tweat.v-fifth and Ham|»shire
Xohl Powell, brewer, r. 124 Moulton Av
Xoisat Jules, carriagemaker, r. 10 San Antonio
Xoissac Emil, blacksmith, r. 10 San Antonio
Xokes Cornelia L. Mr;;., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1023
Washington
X.kes Virginia R. Miss, student, r. 1023 Washington
I&" Xokes. See X'oakes
Xolan Alexander, teamster, r. 6 Boyd
Xolan Ann, domestic, r. 426a Clementina
Xolan Annie, domestic 214 Tenth
Xolan Annie, domestic 1733 Broadway
Xolan Bridget, widow, r. E s .Vdam nr Armv
XOIAX BBOTHERS SHOE €0. (P. F. Xolan) bouts
and shoes, 812-814 Market
Xolan Bryan J., liqucrs, 323 Fourth
Xolan Charles, laborer, r. 9 Junii)er
Xolan Charles, watchman, r. 1.S32 Pacific A^•
Xolan Cecilia B. Miss, teacher Fairmount l'riniar\
School, r. XE cor Twe .ty-first and Howar.l
Xolan Clara R., teacher music, r. 24 Henrj-
Xolan Daniel, boatman, r. U .Jefferson
Xolan Daniel E. , clerk, r. 23 Beaver
Xolan David A., janitor, r 817 Jessie
XOl.tX DRAl.lGE AND MAREUOISK CO.,
William H. Xolan i>resident, William Isaacs secre-
tary, office 412 Market, Telei)hone Main 605
Xolan Edward, driver, r. 10 G rden
Xolan Edward (Xolan & Hickey) r. 8 Warren Av
Xolan Edward, 2d otficer stmr Bonita, r. 514 Filbert
Xolan Edward J., collector W. S. Xolan & Co.,r. XE cor
Twenty -first and Howard
Xolan Edward J., with I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. Los
Gatos, Cal.
Xolan Eliza, mdow, r. 13G Fulton
Xolan Klizabeth A., widow, r. 637 Folsom
Xolan Eugene S., (Nolan & Rourke) r. 1025 Page
Xolan Frank, laborer, r. 1006J Florida
Nolan Frank, laborer, r. 1430 Ellis
Xolan Frank, teamster, r. 3S Cleu.entnia
Xolan Frank A., helijer, r. 1513 Guerrem
Xolan Fred-rick, gardener, r. 1300 Turk
Xolan George (Xolan i: Branch) r. 627 Locust A\
Xolan George A., special officer S. F. Free Public Li-
brary, r. 817 Jessie
Xolan George A. , wireworker, r. 1306 Church
Xolan Hannah, housekeeper, r. 323 Fourth
Xolan James, boatman, r. 11 Jefferson
Xolan James, conductor, r. 430 Brannan
Xolan James, cook, r. SW cor Bay and Lagmia
Xolan James, laborer, r. 75 West Mission
Xolan James, porter, r. 406 Sanchez
Xolan James, stevedore, r. 116 Gilbert
Xolan James, stevedore, r. 848 Folsom
Xolan James C. (J. C. Xolan & Co.) r. 1329 Golden Gate
Av
Xolan James E , 1st lieutenant Fourth Cavalrj-.U. S. A..
Presidio
Xolan James E., with Xilan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 1428 Gol-
den Gate Av
Xolan James F., bookkeejier, r. 1829 Vallejo
Xolan James H., painter, r. 1124 Broadway
X'olan James J., salesman J. J. O'Brien ic Co., r. 22^
Fulton
Xolan James L., bricklayer, r. 8 Warren Av
Xolan James P., boilemiaker, r. 420 Twenty-ninth
Xolau James P., panjter, r. 1306 Churih
Xolan J. C. teanjster, r. 2107 Polk
Xolan J. C. & Co. (James C. Xolan) wholesale boot*i and
shoes, 541 Market
Xolan John (John Xolan Sons) r. 1611 California
Xolan John, baker, r. 211| GSeary, rear
Xolan John, janitor Polytecnnic High School
X'olan John, melter, r. 68 Twenty-eighth
Xolau John, shoe finisher, r. 176 Minna
Xolan John, teamster, r. 1006J Florida
Xolan John Jr. (John Xolan & Sons) r. 1611 California
\OLA.\ JOHN A SO.\S (John, John Jr and Robert)
liroprietors California Stables, 1611-1615 California,
Telephone East 38
Xolau John C, medical student St. Marv's Hospital
Xolan John D., liquors, 1345 Valencia, r. 387 San Jose Av-
Xolan John D., molder, r. 1540 Eddy
Xolan John E., salesman, r. 24 Heniy
Xolan John E., jminter, r. 1306 Church
Xolan John P., manager Tamm & Xolan Co., 1640 Mar-
ket, r. 1617 Pine
Xolan John H. (Gahin & Xolan) r. 1829 Vallejo
Xolan John H. (Kavanagh & Xolan) r. 404 Third
Xolan John I., molder, r. 75 West Mission
Xolan J(jhn M., r. 722 Waller
Xolan John M., clerk, r. 32 Lewis
Xolan Joseph, clerk, r. 215 Dorland
Xolan Joseph, clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 75 West Mission
Xolan Joseph F. , with Xolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 1428
Golden Gate Av
Xolan Joseph P., carpenter, r. 921 Pacific
Xolan Lawrence, hamessmaker Charles H. .Mead, r. Oak-
land
Xolan Luke, capitalist, r. 404 Broadway
Xolan Maggie, domestic 1214 Hyde
Xolan Margaret, widow, r. 8 Warren Av
Xolan Margaret, widow, r 1623 Bush
Xolan Martin, farmer, r. 222 Birch Av
Xolan Martin, laborer, r. 622 Green, rear
Xolan Mary Miss, r. 20 Wood
Xolan Mar}-, widow, r. .563 Mission
Xolan Minnie Miss, r. 719a Fourteenth
Xolan Michael, hostler, r. 308J Clementma
Xolan Michael, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
Xfilan Michael, teamster, r. 323 Fourth
Xolan Michael D. (Xolan & O'Rourke) r. 1025 Page
Xolan Michael J. , carpenter, r. 26 Valley
XoliU Michael J., laborer, r. Fourth and Louisa
Xolan Xicholas, gripman, r. 1634 Grove
Xolan Patrick, cai>italist, r. XE cor Twentv-first and
Howard
Xolan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 425 Tehama
Xolan Patrick, paver, r. 1306 Church
X )lan Patrick, stableman, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Xolan Patrick F. (P. F. Xolan & Co. and Xolan Bros.
Shoe Co.) r. 1428 Golden Ga'e Av
Xoian Patrick T., laborer, r. 131 Cook
Xolan P. F. & Co. (Patrick F. Xolan) mnfrs and whole-
sale dealers boots and shoes, 63-71 Stevenson
Xolan P. M. Miss, teacher Washington Evening School,
r. XE cor Twent.v-first and Howard
Xolan Raj-mond, p linter, r. 1124 Broadway
Xolan Robert (.lohn Xolan & Sons) r. 1611 California
Xolan Samuel, umbrellamaker George A. Moss, r. Sem-
inar}- Park, Alamela Co.
Xolan Sarah, widow, r 75 West Mission
Xolan Stephen B., tailor, 71 Fourth
Xolan Thomas, laborer, r. 75 West Mission
Xolan Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 502J Larkin
Xolan Thomaji, teamster, r. 110 Caroline
Xolan Thomas F., butcher, r. 1306 Church
Xolan W. H. & Co (William H. Xolan) wholesale bo<.>ts
and sho^ *, 10-12 Sutter
Xolan William, decorator, r. 110 Fell
Xolan William, printer, 611 J Linden Av
Nojan William, teamster, r. 24 Isis
Xolan William A,, boilermaker, r. 8 Antonio
Xolan William H. (W. H. Xolan & Co.) r. 1220 McAllis-
ter
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Worlc
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
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Nolan William H., president Nolan Drayage and Ware-
house Co., 412 Market, r. 38 Clementina
Nolan William J., plasterer, r. 1513 Guerrero
Nolan William M., with Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. U28
Golden Gate Av
Nolan William S. (W. S. Nolan Jfe Co.) r. NE cor Twenty-
first and Howard
NOUN W.S.& CO. <«,■...„.,.>..
Ian I <-arpets. I'nrnUure and lioaKehola
specialties, installiiients or rasii, roan-
try orders proiiiptlj attended to, 74
Nolan & Branch (George Nolan and Oscar Branch) pro-
prietors Eureka Brass Wks, 133 Beale
Nolan & Hickey (Edward Nolan and John F. Hickey)
liquors, 215 Tenth
Nolan & O'Rourke (Michael D. Nolan and Eugene S.
O'Rourke) boots and shoes, 11 Third
B^ Nolan. See Knowland, Nohn and Nowlan
.\OL.4S'S BAR, Thomas H. Lindsay proprietor, 147
Larkin
Noland Alfred (Noland & Janson; r. 9 Russ
Noland & Janson (Alfred Noland and Reynold Janson)
wood and coal, 105& Howard
Nolasco Jose C, laborer, r. 902 California
Noldeke Fred, insurance and merchandise broker, 303
California, r. 2718 Pine
Noles Manuel, porter, r. 602 Lombard
Noll Edward G., compositor, r. 15 Webster
Noll Georcre, cutter, r. 431 Fulton
Noll William, tailor, r. 628 Jersey
Noll Jacob (Noll & Banz) r. 11 Twenty-third
Noll William (William Noll & Co.) r. 431 Fulton
Noll William & Co. (William Noll) ninfrs leather and can-
vas sportins; goods, 431 Fulton
Noll & Banz (Jacob Noll and Adolph Banz) liquors, 24
Ninth
Nollert George C, bakerj' and confectionery, 1913i Mis-
sion
Nolmann Fred C, compositor, r. 2315 Post
Nolt Herman, real estate, r. 910 Twenty-first
N<.lt Heraian Mrs., artist, r. 910 Twenty-first
Nolte August F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Chestnut
Nolte C. H., r. 2* Vernon PI
Nolte Clement A., r. 9 Columbia Square
Nolte G. Henrv, painter, r. 1140 Market
Nolte Uenrj-, r. 23 Fifth
Nolte Henry, physician, r. 102 Ellis
Nolte John, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Nolte Louis H., carpenter, r. 1888 Mission
Nolte Louisa, widow, r. 634 Jessie
Nolte Otto, jeweler, -^22 O'Farrell, r. 715 Larkin
Nolte Theodore H., clerk, r. 6.34 Jessie
NOLTE WILLIAM F., .....™,.s.
and taxidernii'it. importer of articles of
Natural lllstorj .birds, shells, insects and
rnrios, llOt^olden 4;ate.4v
Noltemeier Bertha .Miss, stenographer, r. 1408 California
Noltemeier C. August, shoemaker, 1503 Polk, r. 1408
California „ „ .
Moltemeier Fi-ederick W., capitalist, r. 1431 Bush
Noltemeier Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1408 California
Nolthenius John, butcher, 1703 Stockton, r. 1711a Stock-
ton
Nolting Amelia, widow, r. 1319 California
Nolting Edward, musician, r. 1319 California
Nolting Frederick, salesman, r. 1430 Ellis
Nolting J., musician, r. 117 Fifth
Nolting William H., musician, r. 705 Eighteenth
Nomile Ernest, laborer, r. 1522 Dupont
Nonantum Worsted Co. (Boston, Mass.) mnfrs wors^ted
yarns, Henry Dovle & Co. agents, 517-519 Market
Nonnemann Charles (South San Francisco Packing and
Provision Co.)r. W s Fifth Av South ivrM
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TW^MRKET STREET
UP-STAIRS, OPP. P.A.LACE HOTEL.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
fredericksbur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEUERICKSBURG PRIVATE ST«CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Nonnemann Charles L., foreman South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. 711 M South
Nonnemann Louis, clerk South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. W s Sixth Av South iir M
\0>-OLl.!€K SILK CO. (Brown & Metziier agents)
535 Market
Noon John, r. 612 Howard
Noon Mark, shoemaker, r. 213 Langton
Noon Martin, bellman Lick House
Noon Martin, carriagemaker, r. 8 White
.Noon Mary G. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Graininiir
School, r. 317 Haight
Noon Patrick, brass finisher, r. 317 Haight
Noon Patrick, lone-horeman, r. r. 207 Minna
Noon Thomas, laborer r. 1139^ Folsom
Noon Thomas, laborer, r. 1327 Sansome
S^ Noon. See Noone and Nuhn
Noonan Agnes, teacher Kindergarden, r. 712 \'an Ness
Av
Noonan Annie, domestic 2530 Washington
Noonan Annie Miss, fur repairer, r. 645 FolOTni
Noonan Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 702 J Bush
Noonan Charles, furniture finisher, r. 1813 San Carlos
Av
Noonan Daniel, laborer, r. 213 Scott
Noonan David, carriage painter, r. 16 Eleventh
Noonan Edward, liquors, 6 Spring, r. 928a Greenwich
Noonan Ellen, laundress, r. 297 Palmer
Noonan F., with O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. Russ House
Noonan Fences, widow, r. 411 Fourth
Noonan Francis P., driver, r. 101 7 i Hampshire
Noonan Frank L., clerk Union Fish Co., r. 329 Minna
Noonan James, laborer, r. 44a Gilbert
Noonan James, plumber, r. SE cor Cortland Av and
Bennington
Noonan Jane, widow, r. 7 Noe
Noonan Jeremiah, r, 603 Jessie
XOON.4N JEKEMIAH, furniture and household
goods, 1017-1023 Mis; ion, r. Milbrae, Cal.
Noonan Jeremiah J., plumber, r. 10 Converse
Noonan John, laborer, r. 502 J Broadway
Noonan John C, teamster, r. 654 Oak
Noonan John G., chief deputy Recorder, r. 610 Eddy
Noonan John M., clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 215
Fell
Noonan John M., molder, r. 1508 Army
Noonan J. W,, waiter, r. Commercial House
Noonan Kate Miss, fur sewer, r. 645 Folsom
!«OOX.4.\ LAWRE.N'fE E., nresident Lynde & Hough
Co., oflSce 40 Califoniia. r. '329 Minna
Noonan Lena Miss, adjuster T. S. Mint, r. 712 Van Ness
Av
Noonan Lizzie, domestic 401 Van NessAv
Noonan Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1503 Folsom
Noonan Marguente, copyist, r. 7 Noe
Noonan Mary Miss, r. 2215.J Polk
Moonan Mary, widow, r. 616 Si.\th
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. 32^ Precita Av
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. 15()8 Army
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. W s Twenty-seventh bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Noonan Michael, hostler, r. 449 Jessie
Noonan Myles, hostler, r. 336 Fremont
Noonan Patrick, r. 2717 J Mission
Noonan Peter, laborer, r. 406 Foisom
Noonan Peter, laborer, r. 645 Folsom
Noonan Peter S. , engineer, r. 234 Sanchez
Noonan Peter W., carrier Post Office, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Noonan Roderick, hoseman Engine 13, r. 936J Capp
Noonan T., salesman O'Connor, Moffat & Co., r. 431
O'Farrell
Noonan Thomas F., teamster, r. 305 Langton
Noonan Thomas H., harnessmaker, r. 1508 Army
Noonan Thomas J., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dei>t S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Noonan Timothy, laborer, 1113J Kearny
Noonan Walter J. , butcher, r. 297 Palmer
H0.SflOWGftSES
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Xoiman William, r. 443 1 Xatoma
N'oonan William, clerk, r. 26 Morey Alley
Xoonan William R., porter, r. 17 Alta
B^ Xoonan. See Xooneu, Xounnan and Xunan
Xoone Martin, r. Lick House
Xoone Patrick, r. 2717^ Mission
Xoone Patrick J. , blacksmith's helper, r. 17 Michigan
Xoone P. J., longshoreman O. R. & X. Co.
Xooneu John, solicitor, r. 1511 Sacramento
Xootbaar Adolph H., bartender, r. 537 Stevenson
Xopan'ler Louis X., master mariner, r. 1000 Montgon.erj-
Xojiander Mela, widow, r. 1000 Montgomery
Xopper Charles, pai'iter, r. 235 Miguel
Xorbeck Martha, cook, 514 Sutter
XorberLT Lmiis, carpenter, r. 7 Tremout Av
Xnrbie C Mr-., r. 3001| Sixteenth
Xuib ini .ri.liii ()., mechanical engineer, r. 725 0'Farrell
NORCROSS D. & CO.
(Daniel \or-
cr<t«!4and M'llliaiii O. .Mac«lougalI) uilU-
2 tary, naval and .>»oclety gooil.s, flagK, ban-
|7 ners and badges, 'i'iO Sntter, room 6
It Xorcrosa Daniel (D. Xorcross & Co. ) r. Hotel St. Xich.vbis
•-J Xorcross Frank, compositor, r. 7 0 Diamond
QJ Xorcross Wesley F., journalist, r. .502 Oear\-
h^ Xord Axel, longshoreman, r. S Godeus .
J Xord Deutscher Schuetzen Club, 620 Bush
[L Xordan Charles G., laborer, r. 1407 Montgomer\-
Xordberg Enos M., master mariner, r, 23 Sacramento
QXordecker Benjamin, gardener St. Luke's Hospital
Xorden Joseph, salesman Simon Packsher, r. 813 O'Far-
n ••«»
y^ Xorden Joseph, seaman, r. 116 Berrj-
0 Xordenschneider Michael, baker, r. 1317 Twenty-flfth
1 Xordgren Eric H., jeweler, r. 1S22 Stockton
Ji Xordholz Frederick, clerk F. Steinke, r. SW cor Union
m and Octavia
Xordholz Henry, clerk Bruns Bros. & Steinke, r. 2f»45
Sixteenth
Xordling Julius, cari)enter, r. 46 Louisr.
Xordling Arthur W., shipping clerk Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. 437 Bay
Xordling Enos X., master mariner, r. 28 Sacramento
Xordling Jacob, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Xordlof Peter A., shoemaker, r. 2903 Pine
Xordling William, clerk, r. 437 Bay
Nordnian Adolph (Standard Optical Co. ) r. 41'.) Ashbur\-
X'ordman Arlolph. watchmaker, r. 743 Ellis
BROTHERS
Jo.«epli,
Isidore and Leon) Mateliiuakers' tools
and materials and Jenelry, watcbes and
optical goods, l?e Sutter, rooms *-13
Xordnian Harry (Standard Optical Go.) r. 2505 Clav
Xordman Isidore (Xordman Bros.) r. 633i Haigbt "
Xordman Joseph (Xordman Bros.) r. 25()5 Cla>-
Xordman Leon (Xordman Bros.) r. 419 Ashbury
Xordman Robert, clerk Standard Optical Co.", r. 2505
Clay
Nordstrom Alexander, ro|)emaker, r. 748 Iowa
Nordstrom Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 517 Jessie
Nordstrom Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1751 Polk
Nordstrom Da\id A. , taUor, r, 26 K ell
Xordstrom Gustave, carpenter, r. 21 Wool
Xordstrom Herman, carjienter, r. 860 Howard
Xordstrom Peter G., watchman, r. 540 Indiana
Xord-itrom William, shoemaker, r. 916 Howard
1^" Nordstrom. See Xortstrom
Xordt William, carpenter, r. 5 Bridge PI
Xord well Oliver W. (O. W. Nordwtll i: Co.i r. 1405 Tav-
lor
.\OKi>M'ELL O. >V. A CO. (Oliver W. Xordwell
and Charles H. Rehnstrom) drajiers and ta lors, 21s
Bush
Nor^aard Enwold J., waiter, r. 419 Hyde
X'orgout Charles, baker, r, 625 Clay
Morgrove Caroline S. Mrs., notions, 809 Point Lobos A\-
Xorgi-ove George, tnmkmaker, r. 809 Point Lobos Av
Xorgrove John, trunks and valises, 12 Geary, r. 1512
Point Lobos Av
Xoriega Antone L., gilder, r. 17 Moss
Xi.iriega Camille Miss, r. 614 Mason
Xoriega Charles, laborer, r. 17 Moss
Xoriega E., widow, r. 614 Mason
Xoriega Frances, widow, r. 11 Frankfort Av
Xoriega Frank, fireman, r. 17 Moss
Xoriega John L., clerk Cavanaugh & Gump, r. 17 Moss
Xoriega Joseph A., plater, r. 11 Frankfort Av
Xoriega Manuel, silversmith, r. 11 Frankfort Av
Xoriega Maria, widow, r. 17 Moss
Xorin Andrew, tailor, 505 Sutter
Xorin Mary A., widow, r. 9 White
X'orin Peter E. , clerk Cal. Transportation Co. , r. Oak-
land
Xoring William, master mariner, r. 135 Folsom
Xorland Eric, r. 127 Turk
Xorlin Hulda, domestic 2122 California
Xorli- Xutriment, Hinz & Plag-emann proprietors, 120
Mission
.\OR.n.4L SCHOOL, Albert H. Yoder principal, W s
Powell bet Clay and Sacramento
Xonuan August, waiter, r. 710 Bush
Xorman Charles, baker, r. 625 CHay
Xorman Charles, bi>at>wain stmr Santa Rosa
Xorman Edward, painter, 1663 Mission, r. 1021 Twenty -
fourth
Xorman Edward P. , painter, r. 1021 Twenty-fourth
Xorman Edwin H. (F. (J. Xorman & Sons) r. 724 Guer-
rero
NORMAN F. G. & SONS
(Frank ii.. Fred G. and Ed^ln H.) im-
porters of and wholesale and retail deal*
ers In hardware, 84"? Valencia, Telephone
.nission 1-J6
Xorman Frank G. i F. G. Xorman A: Sons) r. 724 Guer-
rero
Xi)nnan Frank H., policeman, r. 2433 Post
Xtinnan Frank S., stock clerk Kohler X Chase, r. 724
Guerrero
Xorman Fred G. (F. G. Xonnan & Sons) r. 724 Giierrero
Xorman Jacques P., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Xorman James, teamster, r. 1902 Mission
Xorman J. F., office 215 Bush, r. 425 Geary
Xorman John, capitalist, r. 1030 Mission
Xorman John, cook stmr Whitesboro
Xorman John, rancher, r. 3 Harriet
Xorman Joseph R. , porter, r. 345^ Third
Xorman Lillie iss, clerk, r. 626 'Twenty-third
Xonnan Oicar W. , bartender, r. XW cor Van Ness and
Turk
Norman R. E., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Liver-
more, Cal.
Norman Richard, seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
Xorman Thon\as, solicitor, r. 705JNatoma
Norman William, bicycles, 32t>-328 McAllister
Normand Emile H., bookkeeiier Raphael, Weill & Co., r.
cor Gutteuberg and Hanover
Xiirmand Erne.st A., salesman George Monnier, r. 1153
Howard
Xormand Euseue, liiiu )rs, 617i Valencia
Xormand E. VicUir, r. S s Guttenberg nr Mission Road
Xormand Lewis E.. cutter, r. 710 Gearv
NORMANDIE THE, ».».». ....
Emily knur proprietors, S'itt Eddy, Tele-
phone East 399
Xormanie John, coal passer stmr Alameda
XORM.4>\ OTTO, Otto X'ormann's, 411 Bush, r. SOI
Pine
SAN f RAINCISCO PAVIiNG CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND gasoline engines
■■*" PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
NOR
1135
NOR
NORMANN'S OTTO (lncori.orat«d)
resiauraiu and ».v^ler house, iiiiitorters
Ueriiian beer and Klilue Mines. solede|»ot
.lo!<eiili Sflilitz BrcMlug to. (MliMaukee)
retail and Miiolesale dealers in (alilornia
wines, 411 iCush. Telephone ]tlain iS7S
Nonnile John H., liit)i>rer, r. 608 Bramiaii
Normile Thomivs, laborer, r. \V s Folsoni nr Stonemaii
Xorrie Alexander J., marine fireman, r. 18 Freelon
Xorring Albert, cook, r. Alms House
Norrington Arthibald, clerk, r. 2616 Geary
Xorriii{jton Herbert (Norrington & Son) r. 2010 Gear\
N'orringt<in Percy W. , carriage maker, r. -iOKi Geary
Norringtou William J. (Norrington & Son) r. HilH Geary
Norrington William P., blacksmith, r. 201C Geary
Norrii^on & Son (William J. and Herbert Norrington)
blacksmiths, -^616 Geary
Norris Basil Colonel V. S. A. (retired) r. (Jccidental
Hotel
Norris Cecil, draughtsnuin, r. 8-21 Ca))!)
Xorris Charles, oysters, 45 Washington Market, r. -1
\Vbeelock Pi"
Xorris David R., clerk German Am. Ins. Co., 43.^ Call-
foma
Xorris Eugene J., 1st asst. su))t. Sutter St. KR., r. l.'iOiJ
Polk
Xorris Eugene W. , clerk The Pelton Water Wheel Co. ,
r. 150-2^ Polk
Xorris Fr<ink M., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Xorris George Mrs., widow, r. 824 A'alencia
Xorris H. F. Mrs., teacher Chinese Baptist Mission, r.
IIOIJ Clay
Xorris H. Foster, supt. Chinese Bajrtist Missions Pac.
Coast, r.nOli Clay
Xorris H. Jay, su]it. Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r 903A
Guerrero
Xorris James, warehouseman, r. Si De Boom
Xorris James C, clerk V. S. Pension Agency, r. Oakland
Xorris John, boilermaker, r. 1107 McAllister
Xorris Joseph, carjienter, r. 821 Cai>i)
Norris Luther G., collector Fisherinen's Wharf, r. Oak-
land
Xorris Matilda, widow, dressmaker, r. 1032 Caiip
Xorris Teresa E. Mrs., widow, r. 1012 Gear>-
Xorris Thomas A., manager Henderson Woolen Mills (of
Kentucky) office 111 Front, r. 2611 Sacramento
Xorris Thomas L., bookkeeper Henderson Woolen Mills
(Of Kentucky) r. 2117 Bush
Xorris Thomas S., solicitor Parartine Paint Co., r. 8031
Market
AORRIS ^VILLIAM, secretary Spring Valley Water
Works, 516 California, r. 927 Bush
Xorris William S., r. 425J Broailway
Xorstrora Lewis, fishennan, r. E s Baker nr Toncjuiii
Norstrom Lewis C, carrier Station K Post Office, r. 2817
Pierce
.SS" Norstrom. See Nordstrom
North Ada W. Mrs., r. 1915 Howard
Xorth Adriel E., salesman, r. 40, .lone.-.
NORTH AMERICAN COMMER-
PI ft I Pfl I-lojd Tevis itresident,
LIHL bU.f 1>. O. mils vlee-presl-
denl, Krnest .l.C'o.v serretary, 31-35 Mills
BIdg, Uth door
North American Mercantile Agency (of Xew York) Julius
Isaacs Pacific Coast agent, <)tfice 14 Sansome
NORTH A.nKRHA> N.lVMi.iTIOX CO. THE,
Johnson-Locke Mercantile Co. agents, XE cor Cali-
fornia and Front
Xorth A. W. .Mrs., widow, r. Hotel .St. Nicholas
AORTH BI-:A4-H BRE^VERV, Joseph A. .Schwarz
proprietor, XE cor Powell and Chestnut
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS. SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL AJAJIO/NS DRIMK
pred(^ri(;l^sbur(^ \^(^((r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
NORTH BEACH DRUG STORE.
Uaniel M% . We.ssenbere iiroprletor, ;»\V eor
Filbert, an<| .Montgomery Av, Telephone
.Main 134«i
Xorth Beach Free Dijspenarv, 7184 Union
NORTH BEACH XEWS", Peter Boulin iniblishcr,
^n Filbert
NORTH BE.iCH POLICLI.MC, 1421 Powell
Xorth Beach Swiiiiuiing Co., N s Bay bet Taylor and
Jones
North iielle Isle Mining Co. (Nevada) John W. Pew,
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Xorth Blooiiifieki Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Couiitj ,
Cal.) Henrj' Pichoir secretary, 320 San-ome, room 24
■VORTH BRITISH A.ND .MEROA.NTILE I.NSCR-
.AiNCE t"0. (of London and Edinburgh) Tom C.
Grant general agent, 212 Pine
Xorth Carson Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Washoe,
Nev.) C. H. Ma^oll secretar\-, 324 J Montgomery
.NORTH €HI.\A I.\SIRA.\€E t'O. (Limited)
marine, of shanghai, Macondray & Co. , agents, 427
Market
North Commonwealth Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) .1.
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
.\ O R T H 1 t> 8 n O l> O L I T A N U R A M M A R
SCHOOL, Miss Margaret McKeiizie princii>al, Fil-
bert bet Tavlc.raiid Jones
Xorth Ellen Mrs., iiiillinerv, 407 Jones
Xorth Eiiieliiie .M., widow, r. 2414 Pacific Av
.NORTH ENI» rOLK'E STATIO.N, 153(5 Jackson
North End Warehouse The, Morton Draying and Ware-
hou.se Co., projjrietors, XE cor Union and Battery
Xorth Frederick, journalist, r. 139 Taylor
Xorth George L., general manager U. S. Smokeless 1'oh-
der Co., 13 Pine, r. 1324 Sutter
NORTH VER.MAN' FIRE INSrRA.NCE CO. (of
Hamburg, Geiiiiany) Walter Speyer general agent,
225 Sansome
Xorth German Hotel, Mrs. Regina Rommel projirietor,
XE cor Eiirbth and Brannan
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAIYIoHIP CO. Bremen, Xew lorli
and tiienoa, Baltimore and Bremen lines)
Robert Capeile ceneral I'acilie Coast
agent, US Monteomery
Xorth Gould iS: Curry Cnld and Silver Mining Co. (Vir-
;. - ginia City, Xev, ) ('. II. Mason secretary-, 324i Mont-
XORTH H.iRT II., attorney at law, S-!l Mills Bldg,
3d floor, r. Oakland
Xorth John, peddler, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Xorth John G., proprietor V'iking Machine Wks, r. 2414
Pacific Av
NORTH JOHN .1., vice-president and manager For-
tin Brick Co. , 341 Berry, r. Oakland
North (Accidental Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Story Co.,
Nev.) W. H. Watson secretiiry, 302 Montgomery,
room 6
.NORTH l>.44 IKK 4 OAST RAILROAlk CO., J.
H. Stets'iiL |. resident, 1'. K. I. itliain secretary, W. F.
Russell -c LiMl tixi-lit a-ciit, E. H. Shoemaker
siiperinteiideiit nttiL-c 14 .Smisonie
NORTH PA4 IFIC COAST RAILROAH WHARF
.ANi» FEKRV. loot Clay
North Pacific Il(.tcl, 14 Jackson
Xorth Pacific Trading and Packing Co., George A. (Jott
secretary, 330 Pine, room 15
Xorth Point Bonded Yard and Sea Wall Warehouse, Ed-
ward G. Zeile i)ro))rietor, NW cor Sansome and
Lombard
Xorth Point Dock Warehouse, James ^". Laver\- proprie-
tor, SW cor Chestnut and Sansome
r> A C*"I~^I ir* ^11 T^r^O Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
r /\o I lU K r I L I lA\S C. Brown & Soq ft4't5. 823 Met St
PEIiQIEa-JODET&GO.GHilinP)IGNE
*c«. T^'iil^5f^'''«'*3 CALIFORNIA STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
(i:>ee Page opp. natne of VV. B. Chapman.;
NOR
1136
NOR
IVORTH SAMI!EL D., financial secretary The Build-
ers Exchange, office 16 Post, r. 1768 Eleventh Av
Oakland
NORTH STAR IMIMXG CO. (Grass Vallev) James
D. Hague president, D. A. Jennings secretaav, 401
California, room 41
North William W., clerk Delivery Dept. Wells Farso &
Co., r. 1906 Green
Northan Charles, seaman schr Masrgie V. Hartman
Norther Ellen, domestic, r. 13 Henry-
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO.,
-_ establislu'd A. I». is;{«, <;«>or(;e F. (>rant
w* manager. .^.01 nonlRomery
2-0 Northern Hotel, Robert Boyle proiirietor, 901 Batterv
jC NORTHERN PACIFIC NEWSPAPER tMON,
O Palmer & Rey Type Foundry proprietors, 405 San-
g some
a Northern Pacific Railroad, T. K. Stateler general agent
Passenger Dept., office 638 Market
« NORTHERN RAILWAY CO., Gerrit L. Lansing
J secretary, general office S. P. Co. , 4 Montgomery, room
- . 41
? Northey Charlotte Mrs., furnished rooms, 236 Taylor
o Northey Thomas F., contractor r. 1835 Eddy
E Northmore Samuel L., butcher, NE cor Twentieth and
3 Shotwell, r. 521c Shotwell
t Northon Emily J., «idow, r. 1824 Eddy
• Northon Frederick, photographer, r. 125 Turk
Northon James C, clerk Oscar Foss, r. 125 Turk
NORTHOK .lAMES H., cashier Williams, Dimond &
Q Co., r. 1114 Devisadero
_j Northrop Bell, widow, dressmaker, r 336 Polk
K Northrop Vernon F., deputy County Clerk, r. 719 Arni\-
O Northrop A^ S., r. 1402 Valencia
> Northrup Charles H., stenographer Columbus Buu-uy
I o., r. 28 Russ "'^
Northrup Edward E., carpenter, r. 612 Twenty-first
Northrup Henry, wood, coal and charcoal, 1235 Howard
r. 819 Baker
Northrup Peter, engineer, r. 1716 Waller
Northrup Frank T., jeweler, r. 2023 Geary
(^ Northrup Helen W. Mrs., r. 2017 Devisadero
U NORTH IIP J. W., land attorney, 109 Crocker BIdg
. W r. 1711^ Turk *"
y NortShup Lucy, widow, r. 1511 Golden Gate Av
Z Northwestern Lumber Co., Asa M. Simpson president
5 Samuel Perkins viee-presidenr, office 48 Market
£ *»«i"^' EXTERN MASOI^IC AID ASSOCIA-
■> T-A* ("^ Chicago) Harrison D. Rowe manager
z Pacific Coast department, J. M. Sabin Jr. cashier,
J5 132-133 Crocker Bldg
£ NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
a LIFF IN^ rn l«f ""«aakee, Wis.)
|I ^ll L. II10. UU.darence HI. Smith
general agent, 4ieorge >V. Presoott man-
ager eollectlon department. Jay B
II0.ii>.|i4 Phelan Bldg.
Tiiomas casliler.
Telephone Main
^l NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL
-^ « N5s rn IV"^ »iH»ankee) George W.
1110. UU. Inrner manager, 4I'> Hlont-
gomerj. Telephone Main I4>64>
Norton Abraham, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2609 Howard
iJ."^ ■^J''^? ^- *''■*•• secretary Porfirio Diaz Mining Co.
661 Market, rooms 24-25, r. 219 Eighteenth
Norton Andrew, seaman, r. 14 Jackson
Norton Arthur T., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Norton Augusta, widow, r. 142 H\rtford
Norton Bridget, domestic 1326 Webster
Norton Catherine H. M., widow, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Charles, r. 218 Crescent Av
BONESTELL & CO.
40 1 ^axausoxxie ®t.
Norton ChajlesB., engineer Alexander W. Wheldon r-
1304 Lyon
Norton Charles H., carpenter and builder, 516 Kearnv
r. 327 Fifth Av
Norton David, exjiressman, r. Clarendon House
^0«;T®?f »"®K/HECK AND SPRING CO.,
Frank D. Morrell agent, 224 Market
Norton Edward, billposter, r. 506 Commercial
Norton Edward, mining, r. 218 Crescent Av
Norton Edward Jr., r. 218 Crescent Av
Norton Edward A., clerk, r. 904 Taylor
Norton Edward E., master mariner^ r. 423 Turk
Norton Edward M., bookkeeper P. Green berg & Co r
2414 Washington ' '
Norton Elizabeth, widow, r. 1531a Lombard
NORTON EMERY WHEEL CO. (Worcester, Mass )
C. F. Marwedel agent, 58 First
Norton Emily Miss, printer, r. 168 Clementina
Norton Emma Miss, operator The Kraker Mnfg Co
Norton Emma Mrs., r. 1511 Scott
Norton Frank, clerk, r. 16c Stanley PI
Norton Frank, clerk, r. 168 Clementina
Norton Frank, packer, r. 1229 Mission
Norton Frank B. (Norton, Teller & Roden) r. Oakland
.Norton Frank L., upholsterer, r. 2609 Howard
Norton Frederick A., insurance broker, 435 California
r. 2414 Washington
Norton Frederick B., salesman Orr & Atkins r 14->
Hartford '
Norton Frederick T., bookkeeper Langey & Michaels
Co., r. 1229 Mission
Norton George, gardener, r. 227 Second
Norton George F., porter, 26 Montgomery
Norton George N., reporter Pickens. Fulton Co i-
2414 Washington ' '
Norton George P., clerk George H. Tay Co., r. -'414
Washington
Norton Gus, proprietor Swedish Emplnyment Bureau
r. 330 Geary
Norton Henry, painter, r. \% Homer
Norton Henry, painter, r. 16 Minna
Nor on Henrj' L., real estate and mines, 1170 Market
room 65, r. 518 O'Farrell
Norton Henry M. Jr., clerk, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Isaac, ileputy collector Internal Revenue Ser-
vice, r. 2631 Howard
Norton Isaac F., clerk Hausmann & Mnlryan, r l->>
Eddy
Norton James, fireman, r. Ill Fourteenth
Norton James, laborer, r. SW cnr Steiner and Waller
Norton James, policeman, r. 102 Twentieth
Norton James, teamster, r. 34 Crocker
Norton James E., clerk Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 108
Caroline
Norton James F., driver, r. 605 Willow Av
Norton James F., tinner, r. 9 Hartford
Norton James H., carpenter, r. 1245 Sanchez
Norton Jane Mrs., groceries and liquors, 175 Clara
Norton Jesse, barber, r. 1.'.09 Dupont
Norton Jessie Miss, compositor, r. 1713 Stevenson
Norton John, bartender, r. 144 Natoma
Norton John, coal and wood, 555 Brxant
Nortan John, contractor, r. 514 Fifteenth
Norton John, driver, r. 416 Broadway
Norton John, druggist, r. 160 Goldeii Gate Av
Norton John, laborer, r. cor Thirtieth and Noe
Norton John, laborer, r. 245 Clementina
Norton John, sean-an, r. 218 Broadway
Norton John, teamster, r. Twenty-sixth Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Norton John H., laborer, r. 14 Georgia
N. irton John L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1607 Pacific
Av
Norton John W. (Lewis & Co.) r. 910 Army
Norton John W., with Sunset Laundry Co., r. 106J Third
Norton Joseph, oiler Presidio and Ferries RR.
Norton Joseph A., printer, r. 1713^ Stevenson
"TRv the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARV ST.
Telephone, Mam 5135.
ALL
KINDS
OF
NEWS & BOOK PAPER
KDKiNs^ MFa ^co. ftioiON
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
NJR
1137
NOW
Norton Julie Miss, retoueher, r. 514 Van Ness Av
Norton Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 519 Leavenworth
Norton Kate Mrs., housekeeper Seattle House, r. lU(>i
■I'hird
Norton Lee J., r. 519 Leavenworth
Norton L. J., secretary The Sawyer Tanning Co., 312
Clay, r. Napa, Cal.
Norton Lillie, widow, r. 17131 Stevenson
Norton Lillian Miss, bookkeeper, r. 17i:U Stevenson
Norton Lott 1)., civil e yineer, r. 2701 Bush
Norton Ma',';,'le, widow, ;;ioceries, 333 Thirteenth
Norton Maiachi, driver Engine 25, r. 411 Twenty-second
Norton MalaL-hi, laborer, r. 25 Lily Av
Norton Marj^aret, widow, r. 18 Preston PI
Norton Martin, painter, r. 31 Oak
Norton Mary, widow, r. 723 Natoma
Norton Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1519 Eddy
Norton Michael, driver, r. 350 Tehama
Norton Michael, gripman, r. 1910 McAllister
Norton Michael, laborer, r. 8 Precita Av
Norton Nelson R., park policeman, r. cor Elevcntli and
Natoma
Norton P., eoalpasser stmr Umatilla
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Hartford
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 25 Bernard
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 128 Freelon
Norton Patrick, painter, r. 933 Mission
NoJton Patrick, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
Norton Patrick, teamster, r. iSi Tenth
Norton Patrick, teamster, r. 605 Willow Av
Norton Patrick H. , contractor, r. S s Nebraska bet Santa
Cliiraand Marii...sa
THdsEBUTTERWORTH
;,2e3?25 227 TElsiTH STREET
f^ :5AN FRAN CISC n,CAL-.
xj ^CHURCH a»d4 Vy l ass
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
Norton Peter, fireman, r. Ill Fourteenth
Norton Peter W., teamster, r. 108 Caroline
Norton Richard, teamster, r. SVV cor B:iy and Layuna
Norton Samuel, r. 781 Mission
Norton Samuel L., vice president Porftro Diaz Mininj;-
Co., 601 Market, rooms 24-25, r. 219 Ei^'hteenth
Norton Santiajjo, miner, r. 219 Eighteenth
Norton Shem N. , foreman Stockton Planing Mills, r. 56
Corbett Road
NORTON T.4X.\I.\« €0. THE, R. T. Kimball
president, C. L. Field sec etary, wool pullers and
tanners sheep, iLfoat and calf, N "s Eleventh Av South
bet N and P, office 312 Clay
NORTON, TELLER «t; RODEN (Frank B. Norton,
Philip S. Teller and William H. Roden) connnisson
merchants, dairv produce and wholesale provisions,
27-29 California"
Norton Thomas, fireman, r. 213| Perry
Norton Thomas, stableman, r. 3381 Second Av
Norton Thomas F., r. Iil07 Pacific Av
Norton Thomas J., groceries and liquors, 337 Fourth, v.
167 Silver
Norton Tiiomas J., h )rseshoer, r. 25 Bernard
Norton Timothy, expressman, r. 304 Shotwell
Norton Walter, teamster, r. 619 Natoma
Norton Walter W., teamster, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Wells C, carpenter, r. 602 Natoma
Norton William, driver, r. 335| Twelfth
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
'^'-NO FOR CIRCULHRS.
428 J
212
WIELA/ND'S
LMGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Norton William, laborer, r. 2011 Mission
Norton William, oiler, r. 25 Bcnard
Norton William Mrs., baken , 2011 Mission
SW Norton. See Naughton and Norden
Norvall vharles E., frescoer, r. 428i Ninth
Norvall Edward, butcher, r. 428* Nmth
Norvall George F., salesman McCarthy Bi
Ninth
Norvall William, trunkmaker, r. 4281 Ninth
Norway W. R., salesman J. A. Folger &
Powell
NOicMi:<;iA\ uAMsm iiethii»ist episco-
F.tL Sj;iH A\>< HIISSH»!V €HAFEL, Rov. C.
J. Lars.(_ii ]i.isl.ir, <-oi- llariisun and Main
N0RWI€i3 1N10.\ HICK l.\SI RAN< ESOtJETV
(of Norwich, England) Kolla \'. Watt {.^eneral agent,
NE cor Montgomery an 1 SaL-raniLiito
Norwood Andrew S., clerk, r. llo? \a;i Ness Av
Norwood Tallmadge, clerk, r. 622 Ellis
Norwood Tallmadge Jr., clerk, r. 622 Ellis
Norwood W. H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Norwood William, watchman Mills Bldg, r. Oakland
Nosek Joseph, teamster, r. 1919 Greenwich
Nossen Joseph, junk dealer, 3124 Sixteenth
Nostri Giuseppe, laborer, r. 6 Grand PI
Noting William, niusi<'iaii, r. 707 Eighteenth
NOTRE ItAYIi^: l»i:s VICTOIRESi <.'iniR('H,
Rev. Henri Aiuliffred, S. M., Superior, Ns Bush nr
Stockton
Nott Alfred, shipwright, r. Alms House
Nott John T., steward stnu- Peru, r. 623 Nineteenth
SW Nott. See Knott
Nottingham Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1201 Shipley
Nottingham William T. , laborer, r. 523 Sixth
Nottsen Lewis, longshoreman, r. Alms House
Nouak Kazimier, tailoring, 1819 Union
Nouaut Emile, driver, r. 263 Clementina
Nougue Etienne, laundry, 406 Pacific
Nougue Justin, laundry, 532 Sixth
Nougue Zaeharie, laundry, r. 2307 Pine
Nou'j-ues Ecelia A., widow, nurse, r. 518 O'Farrell
NOlI«IIES CH.4RLES E.. attorney- at-law, 411 i Oa.\-
ifornia, rooms 11-14, r. 713 Webster
Nougues Charles J., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 713 Webster
NOU«IJES JOSEPH -M.. attorney-at-law, 411^ Cali-
fornia, rooms 11-14, r. 412a Devisadero
Nougues J. M. Jr., clerk, r. 412a Devisadero
Nouguier August (Michel & Nouguier) r. 629 Broadway
Nouman Richard, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Nounnan James H., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker Co., r. 38
Clinton PI
Nounnan Joseph F. Jr., bookkeeper Dunhun, Carrigan
& Hayden l!o., r. 2812b Howard
Nounnan Joseph S., contractor, r. 1029 Laguna
Nourse Beverley S., student, r. 1902 Webster
Nourse Daniel W., painter, r. 5 Howard
Nourse George F., r. 1902 Webster
Nourse S. H., cashier Dewey & Co., r. Oakland
Nova Pietro, lodgings, 314 Pacific
NOVATO RANCH DAIRW, De Long Bros, proprie-
tors, 1718 Jackson
Novella Bartolomco, carjienter, r. 1518 Howard
Novella Julio Mrs., r. 152Ca Jackson
NOVELTl' FOUNDRl', George H. Mixer proprietAjr,.
119 Main
NOVELTT H.IRDAV.IRE CO., F. W. Wright pro-
prietor, agents sujiplies, 727 Market
NOVELTY PRINTING CO., 1301 Pacific
Novelty Rubber Stamp Wks, Carlingtou T. Spencer
manager, 29 Leidesdorff
NoA'esio Charles, miner, r. 861 Market
Novinsky Charles B., salesman, r. 427 Sixth
Novinsky Isaac, dry goods, r. 427 Sixth
Novitzky John, tailor, r. 20 Bernard
Novitzky John Jr., tailor, r. 20 Bernard
Nowal Joseph, bottler, r. 2430 Folsom
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Now^jkjhloseph, carpenter, r. 17i Laskie
Now^" Martin, stevedore Oceanic SS. C'd.
Nowell Albert H., driver, r. 215 Langrtt)n
Nowell An ie Mrs., r. 2118 Pine
Nowlaii Alfred E., watchman, r. 314 Waller
Nowlau Daniel, contractor, r. 544 Eighteenth
Nowltn Daniel J., stonecutter, r. 544 Eighteenth
Nowlan James, baker, r. 316 Waller
Nowhiii .Inhn M., butcher, 497 Haight, r. 314 Waller
Ninvhm Tliomas, butcher, r. 314 Waller
Nowhiii 'I'homas P., butcher, r. 314a Waller
Nowlan William, laborer, r 544 Eighteenth
Nixwland Katherine Mrs., r. 2226^ Post
Now'and William D., salesman, r. 1103 Oak
Nowlin John C, clerk, r. 439 Jessie
Nowlin .Muurice, salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r. 43!l
Jtssif
N.iwliii Tlinnias W. (Nowlin & Fassett) r. 210 Fillmore
Xoslin William T.. r. 210 Fillmore
>'OWLI.N «l- r.4SSETT (Thomas W. Nowlin and
Julius K. Fas.sett) attorneys at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, nM.ms 23-24
!VO\4»!S <'. I'EK LEE, consulting electrician, elec-
tric.il engineering work, armature winding, C28
Mission, r. 632 Mission
No.KOM Frank, electrician C. P. L. Noxon, r. 632 Mission
Nojes AUleii H., foreman Eureka Electric Co , r. Ala-
meda
Noyes Arthur, printer, r. 511 Bryant
Noye.s Arthur P., civil engineer, 511 California, room
7'.», r. Berkeley
Noyes Arthur R., compositor, r 1416 Broadway
NOTES B.iRTHOLOMEM', attorney at" law. 37
Mills Bldg, 0th floor, r. 2023 Suumiit, Oakland
Noyes Charles A., r. 227 Castro
N^iyes Wiarles E., salesman, r. 915 Greenwich
Noyes Charles S.,bookkeeijer Bernhard Mattress Co., r.
■ 15 Noe
Noyes Emma Mrs., nurse, r. 2849 Mission
Noyes Florence Miss, private school, 2849 Mission
Noyes Frank, clerk Henrv Ehninger &Co., r. 315 Golden
Gate Av
Xoyes Frederic R. . general agent Connecticut Mutual
Life Ins. Co., 30 31 Alills Bldg, 3d floor, Telephone
Main 766, r. 53 Twenty-third, Oakland
Noyes Herbert H. , clerk Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. 13
Monroe
N^^^es L. W., president Aermotor Co., 27-29 Beale, r.
Chicago, 111.
Noyes Richard B., r. 217 Francisct>
Noyes Richard B., engineer, r. Golden West Hotel
Noyes Thomas B. , painter, r. 6 Card Alley
Noyes William D., salesman The Lowrj- Tile Co. , r. 17
Liberty
>foyes William P., master schr Bowhead, oflice 46 Sjiear,
r. 915 Greenwich
Noyes Lumber Co. , Carlton E. ^^^lite manager, 22 Mar-
ket, room S
Nozizlia Paolo, r. 1621 i Howard, rear
Nuber Marcus, molder, r. W s Broderick nr Jefferson
Nuber William, molder, r. W s Broderick nr Jeffei-son
NII€LEi;S BI'ILI>l\4i, SE cor Market and Third
Nuevo Phannac)-, Edward A. Bagot proprietor, 1312
Kentucky
Xugent Augustus, salesman Alfred Webster, r. 437
■ O'Farrell
Nugent Catherine A. Miss, furnished rooms, 28 Minna
NIIfiElVT DEN K 18 F., pastor St. Rose's Church, r.
52G Brannan
Nuggnt Edward, longshoreman, r. 149 Dore
Nugent Edward D., carpenter, r. 1239i Market
Nugent George, shoemaker, r. 105 New Montgomerj-
Nugent .lames, laborer, r. 1110^ Tennessee
Nugent James, shoemaker, 701 Larkin, r. 232 Linden Av
Nugent James, shoemaker, r. 27 New Montgomerj'
Nugent James I., bookkeeper Charles A. WaiTen,' r. 210
Ninth
Nugent John, brewer, r. 304 Eighth
Nugent John, laborer, r. 1110| Tennessee
Nugent John, laborer, r. 2725 Bryant Av
Nugent John F., boatbuilder, r. 1110^ Tenne-see
Nugent John F., bookkeeper Cartan,"McCarthy & Co., r.
426a Gean-
.XUCiEXT .IOH\ F. Rev., rector St. Brenden's
Church, r. 320 Harrison
Nugent Kate, widow, r. 27 Boyce
Nugent Katie Mrs., cashier D. P. Schertz, r. 9 Hyde
Nugent M. Mrs., saleslady, r. 631 Jessie
Nugent Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 27 Boyce
Nugent Michael, laborer, r. 211 Ridley
Nugent Patrick V\'., blacksmith, r. 315 Golden Gate A v
Nugent Peter, blacksmith, r. 1110 Tennessee
Nugent Richard, blacksmith, 346 McAllister
Nugent Robert, painter, r. 247 Second
Nugent Robinson, bookkeeper, r. 43 Si.xth
Nuhn Arthur E. J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1797 Mc.Vl-
lister
Nuhn Peter, marine fireman, r. 7 Harriet
Nuhrenbei^ Charles, groceries and liquors, 2000 Union
Nuhreniberg Martin, confectioner, r. 724 Mission
Nuhrenberg Martin J., clerk Cypress Lawn Cemetery
Assn., r. 2000 Union
Nuhrenberg William A., glove cutter, r. 2000 Union
Nullin R., repairer, r. 1123S Broadway
Nuller Peter, business manager St. Luke's Hospital
Nullmeyer George, clerk J. L. Scheper, r. 1701 Polk
NumanFrank, laborer, r. 1603 Santa Clara
Numan R. N., r. 122 Ash Av
Nimiata I., tailor, r. Carlos PI
Nunan Alovsius, clerk, r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan B. N. Mrs., widow, r. 2406 Folsom
Nunan Charles, bookkee))er, r. 1324 Mission
Nunan Daniel, laborer, r. 6 Zoe
Nunan Daniel F., salesman Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. 916 Powell
Nunan Eugene E., r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Frank, bookkeeper, r. 422 Oak
Nnnan James L., shirt mnfr, 109 Ninth
Nunan John K., carpet beating, r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan John F. (Nunan & Gordon) r. 2406i Folsom
Nunan John J., marble cutter, r. 525 Stevenson
Nunan Joseph J., bookkeeiJer, r. 1324 Mission
Nunai: Kate T. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School, r.
821 Twentieth
Nunan Louis F., carrier Post Offlce. r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Marv A. Miss, glovemaker, r. 916 Powell
XlX.t.X M.4TTMEW, jiroprietor Hibeniia Brewery,
122.5-1229 Howard
Niuian Matthew C, president Inter Nos and Granite
Mutual Bldg and Loan Assn, r. 710 Powell
Nunan Myles, laborer, r. 347 Fremont
Nunan Richard A., plumber, r. 1216 Oak
Nunan Robert E., r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Robert G.. clerk George E. Kelley, r. 1332 Hayes
Nunan Thomas, r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Timothy, car)>enter, r. 916 Powell
Nunan Timothy, mail clerk Examiner, r. Oakland
Nunan Timothv A., heljjer Melter's Dept U. S. Mint, r.
1332 Hayes'
Nunan William H., mail clerk Examiner, r. 48 Louisa
Nunan & Gordon (John F. Nunan and Patrick H. Gor-
don) plumber , 905 Mission
8^ Nunan. See Noonan, Noonen and Nounnan
Nunenberg William, clerk, r. 1585 Valencia
Nunes Louis A., clothing, 115 Jackson, r. Ill Jackson
Nunes Manuel, clerk W. Harris & Co., r. 10 Yerba Buena
Av
Nunes Peter M., barber, r. 1055 Howard
Nungesser Charles, bartender, r. 513 Montgomery Av
Nunier August, C., r. 1148 Guerrero
Nunken Nessen N., cook, r. 725 Natoma
Nunziato L., mnfr macaroni, vermicelli, 415 Broadway
Nurdland Gustaf, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
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XTRSEKY STOCK. 427-420 Sansonie
Nil Koto AuLllLYf traiu«-d iiialeaiid
feiiialf. F. t^. UooUUaa iiroprietor. HIT
Van \ess Av. TeIeplion<> East T)?;*
Xur.ses' Home, 1103 Van Ness Av
Xusbivum Adolph, physician, !)8!» Howard
Xusbaum Frank, r. 925J Natxjnui
Xusbaum Frederick, laborer, r. 413J Third Av
9^" Niisbaimi. See Nussbaum
Nmbaimier Albert, ciffirs and tobacco, 1(3 I'ost, r. VA
William
-Vusbaumer N. , cifjars and tobacco, 447 O'Kurrcll, r. l;i
William
N'uscheler Jienedict, gfardener, r. 316Lan<^»n
Niissa Anna, widow, r. 19 John
Xussa Frederick, japanner, r. 1!) John
Xussa William H., car repairer, r. 19 John
Nussbaum Irving A., salesman, r. 603 Taylor
Xusslein John (Badere & Nusslein) r. 125 Shipley
Xust O., apprentice H. Friedrichs, r. 426 Shotwell
Xute Benjamin, solicitor, r. 824 Laguna
Xute John, blacksmith, r. 210 Cas elli Av
Xute John G. , car rei>airer, r. 210 Oasselli Av
N'ussleiu John, (li-ulere & Nusslein) r. 125 Shipley
Xutsen Charles N. , master mariner, r. 614 Hayes
Xutt Henry W., miner, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Xuttall Frederick H., engineer, r. 615 Locust Av
Xuttall J. R. K., broker, 411 California, r. 1819 Jackson
Nutter AUard A., teamster, r. 517b Seventh
Xiitter Charles M., teamster, r. 517b Seventh
Xutter Edward H., meter inspector, r. 517b Seventh
Nutter Ha iirah V. W. , widow, r. 517b Seventh
Nutter Hubbard N., miller, r. 414 Braunan
Xutter Nellie Miss, r. 414 Brannan
Nutter Theodore V. W., teamster, r. 517b Seventeenth
Nutting A. M. Miss, cashier The Lurline Baths, r. 1527
Golden Gate Av
Nutting Alni..n R., molder, r. 224 Capp
Xutting Calvin, r. 1521 Golden Gate Av
Nutting Clarence S., blacksmith, r. 1614 Pacific Av
Xutting Edward C, stonecutter, r. 2128 O'Farrell
Xutting George, but^Mier, r. 323 Larkin
Xutting George C, l)onkkeeper, r. 1521 Golden Gate Av
Xutting George H., gripman, r. 1021 Valencia
Xutting John F., granite works, NE cor Broderick and
Ellis, r. 2128 O'Farrell
Nutting Joseph E., c^mtractor, r. 923 Powell
Nutting S. E. & Co. (Stephen E. Nutting and Edward
Rudolph) butchers, 1-2 California Market
Nutting Stephen E. (S. E. Nutting & Co.) r. 2128 O'Far-
rell
Nuttman Edward L., purser stmr Walla Walla, r. 2913
Bush
Xiitz Charles E., expressman, cor Suiter and Sansonie,
r. 412 Uay
Xutz Frederick, painter, r. 412 Day
Xutz William D., hoatbuilder, r. 412 Uay
Ny Charles, machinist Jardine Iron Wks, r. San Rafael
nV Charles Q., machinist Cal. Saw Wks, r. San Rafael
Ny Julie M'lle, robes, 99-100 St. Ann's Bldg, r. Berkeley
Xv Julius, machinist John Henuann, r. Berkeley
Xv Paul, electrotvper, r. 1806 Mason
g&- Ny. See Nye.
Xyahn David, billposter, r. 40 North Fork
Nybye Julius O., coffee saloon, 325 Bush, r. 608a Haiglit
Nvce Cephas, jiressiuan, r. lOlG Marijjosa
N>e A. F., clerk P. M. S. S. Co., r. 1049a Market
Nye Albert F., gas fixtures, r. 12.56 California
Xye Alexander E. J., salesman, r. 728 Bush
Xve Charles W., cari)enter, r. 29b Rausch
Xye Dwight B. (.Marshall & Nye) r. 1635 Polk
Nye Frederick D., upholsterer, r. 1637 Polk
Xye Harrj' E., [ilate printer, r. 29b Rausch •
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
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Xye John \V., real estate, 314 Montgomery, room 1, r.
Oakland
Xye Joseph M. Jr., salesman Tlie Maze, r. 728 Bush
Nye Louis C, lumber tallier, r. Es Bennington nr Cort-
land Ave
Nye Margaret E., widow, dressmaker, r. 728 Bush
Nye Mary Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Nye Thomas F., actor, r. 728 Bush
Nye William B., asst weigher Custom House, r. 1637
Polk
Nve William D., liquors, r. 163.5 Polk
Nye William E., dentist, office and r. 3 Haight
Nygard Alfred G., cabinetmaker, r. 1822a Howard
Nj'gard Ole, bakerj', 240 Iowa
Nygord Charles, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Nygren Alfre 1, tailor, r. 611 Pine
Nygren E., cook Tivoli Cafe
Nygren John, sailmaker, r. 827 Vallejo
Nygren John G., seaman, r. 522 Chestnut
Nyhan Annie E. Miss, ottice manager Pac. Tel. and Tel.
Co., 464 Jessie, r. 40 Xoriolk
Nyhan Davfd D., billposter, r. 40 Norfolk
Nyhan James J., policeman, r. 427^ Clementina
Nyhan Timothy, stevedore, r. 427^ Clementina
Nyhen Jeremiah, laborer, r. 8 Alabama
Nyhen Maggie, widow, r. 8 Alabama
Nyhen Timothy, laborer, r. 8 Alabama
Nyholm John, "master schooner Florence Caduc
Nyhuis Hermann, laborer, r. I(i79i Tennessee
Nvhuis Nicholas J., laborer, r. 607 Mariposa
Nyklicek John A., hamessmaker, r. 1903 Mission
Nyland Annagret, widow, r. 310i Ritch
Nyland Joseph S. , cooper, r. 440 Duncan
tS" Nyland. See Nieland and Niland
Nylander Esias E., carrier Post Office, r. 1103 Stevenson
Xylander G. A., paper hanger, r. 167 Moultree
Nylen L onard, tailor, r. 6 Hyde Terrace
Nylin Andrew P., blacksmith, S s Thirty -fourth nr Mis
sion Road, r. 9 Thirty-fourth
Nyman Adolph. seaman, r. 53H Second
Nyman Andrew, seaman, r. 137 Powhattan
Nyman August, seaman, r. 36 Madison Av
Nnnan Jacob (Nyman & Goldstone) r. 417 Hayes
Nvman Mary, widow, r. 38 Madison Av
Nyman Moliie Mrs. (Peterson & Co.) r. 1205 Polk
X'nnan & Goldstone Macob Nyman and Julius Goldstone)
cigars, 417 Hayes
NjTne Samuel, longshoreman, r. 504 Howard
Nvquist L luis, carpenter, r. 332 Geary
Nystrom Charles, carpenter, r. 594 Clii)per
Nystrom Charles, diiver, r. .504 Third
Nystrom (Justav, seaman stnu- Columbia
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O'Beirne Arthur, butcher, r. 50 Kitch
O'Brien Agnes E. Miss, teacher muiic,
O'Brien Alexander E., brass finisher, i
O'Brien Alice, domestic 632 Page
O'Brien Ann, domestic 2550 Jackson
O'Brien Ann, widow, r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Ann, widow, r. 33 Powell Av
O'Brien Ann, widow, r. 811 Harrison, rear
O'Brien Ann, widow, r. N s Rutledge nr Columbia
O'Brien Annie, domestic 2606 California
O'Bnen Annie, saleslady George Haas & Son, r
Clementina
O'Brien Annie M., widow, r. 821 Bush
O'Brien Annie T. Mi s, teacher Peabody Priman,- School,
r. 321 J Clementina
O'Brien Anthony, hodcxrrier, r. 440 Elizab th
0'BR1E^' .4. P., n. !>., physician and surgeon, office
1403 California cor Hyde, Telephone East .550, hours
1 to 3 and 8 to 9 P M., r. 1217 Bush, Telephone
East 612
, 1760 Ellis
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O'Brien Arthur, contractor, r. 224 Diamond
O'Brien Arthur J., metalroofer, r. 1810 Howard
O'Brien Augusta, widow, r. 335 Clementina
O'Brien Augustus I., plumber, r. ITW) Ellis
O'Brien Austin, liquors, 33 Pacific, r. 18 Cherubusco
O'Brien Bertha, widow, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien Bridiret, widow, r. 218 Steiner
O'Brien Building, 309-317 Market
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 314 Beale
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 1609 Oak
O'Brien Catherine, widow, groceries, 15 Cherubusco
O'Brien Charles, expressman, SE cor Third and Berrj-, r.
1030 Alabama
O'Brien Charles, jwrter, r. 220 Montgomery Av
O'Brien Charles A., laundryman, r. 1417 Harrison
O'Brien Charles J., clerk, r. 335 Nineteenth
O'Brien Charles .J., 2d otficer stmr City of Pueblo, r.
— 1817c Howard
O'Brien Charles M., hamessmaker, r. 335 Clementina
O'Brien Charles W., carr er Post Office, 1013 Green
O'Brien Clara, domestic 1500 Larkin
O'Brien Coffej', gripman , r. 4 Crooks
O'Brien Cornelius, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 326
Austin Av
O'Brien Cornelius, expressman, r. 805 San Jose Av
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, r. 104 Alta PI
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, r. 1117 Vallejo
O'Brien Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien Cornelius J., driver, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien Daniel, baker, r. 32 Harriet
O'Brien Daniel, boilermaker, r. 68 Minna
O'Brien Daniel, clerk, r. 15511 Minna
O'Brien Daniel, .ngiueer, r. 433 Clementina
O'Brien Daniel, ironer, r. 2 Camp
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. 12181 Twenty-fourth
O'Brien Daniel, sawyer, r. 14 Kingold
O'Brien Daniel, shoemaker, r. E s Putnam nr Cortland
Av
O'Brien Daniel, i-tenographer. r. 616J Grove
O'Brien Daniel, teamster, r. S s Fifteenth Av South bet
P and Q
O'Brien Daniel J., fireman, r. 433 Clementina
O'Brien Daniel S., law student Smith & Murasky, r. 14
PJngold
O'Brien Daniel T., musician, r. 417 Twenty-seventh
O'Brien Darbj', longshoreman, r. 105 Clara
O'Brien Davlri, 1st officer stmr Cosmoiwlis, r. 320i San-
chez
O'Brien David, seaman, r. 509 Howard
O'Brien Di^^d, shoemaker, r. 735 Clementina
O'Brien Da\id A., marine fireman, r. 207 Main
O'Brien Da\id J., p<irter, r. 1332 Natoma
O'Brien David \V., comjxisitor, r. 7 Mint Av
O'Brien Dennis, butcher, r. 6 Plymouth Av
O'Brien Dennis, butler SW cor Van Nes- Av and
Wushingtun
O'Brien Dennis, expressman, r. 1332 Natoma
O'Brien Dennis, ifiborer, r. 110 South Brotlerick
O'Brien Dennis, longshoreman, r. 5 Kent PI
O'Brien Dennis, timekeeper, r. 1924 Folsom, rear
O'Brien Dennis .1., electrician, r. 6161 Grove
O'Brien Dennis 3. , manager Am. Comjwsitiou Pipe and
Pile Armor Co., r. 629 Locust Av
O'Brien Dennis T., clerk, r. 301 Grove
O'Brien Edward, r. 520 Pacific
O'Brien Edward, musician, r. Kansas nr Humboldt
O'Brien Edward, painter, r. 861 Market
O'Brien Edward, salesman, r. 326 Branuan
O'Brien Edward, teamster, r. 6 Regli PI
O'Brien Edward C, clerk, r. 1030 Alabama
O'Brien Edward C, salesman J. .J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 932
Fifteenth
O'Brien Edward F , plumber, r. 915 Fourteenth
O'Brien Edward H.,il:rk Castle Bros., r. 1016 Seven-
cM-.-steenth
O'Brien Edward J., clerk, r. 1030 Clay
O'Brien Edward J., longshoreman, r. 210 Union
O'Brien Edward J., uphi>lsterer, r. 171b Clara
O'Brien Edward M., gasfitter, r. 65S Willow Av
O'Brien E. J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 807 Eilis
O'Brien Eliza, widow, r. 20 Vandewater
< :)Brien Elizi, widow, r. 1030 Clay
O'Brien Eliza Mrs., ironer, r. 110 South Broderick
O'Brien Ella M., widow, r. 1016 Seventeenth
O'Brien Ellen, domestic 720 Sutter
O'Brien Ellen, domestic 1812 Sutter
O'Brien Ellen, widow, r. 113 Perry
O'Brien Ellen, widow, r. 728 Natoma
O'Brien Ellen Mrs., r. 210 Union
O'Brien EUie Miss, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien Emmett M., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improvement
Co., r. 821 Bush
O'Brien Euphiasie Miss, diessmaker, r. 821 Larkin
O'Brien Fannj-, domestic 1812 Sutter
O'Brien Felix, boilermaker. r. Alms House
O'Brien Felix, carpenter, r. 1005 Natoma
O'Brien Felix, sweeper, r. Petit House
O'Brien Flora, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
O'Brien Frank, boilermaker, r. 23 West Mission
O'Brien Frank, boxmaker, r. 39 Minna
O'Brien Frank, foreman Pac. Carriage Co , r. Ill Tenth
O'Brien Frank, hackdriver. r. 932 Fifteenth
O'Brien Frank, shoecutter, r. 123 Page
O'Brien Frank E., clerk, r. 1709 Broderick
O'Brien Frank M., decorator, r. 821 Bush
O'Brien George, butcher, r. 813 Mission
O'Brien George, shoefitter, r. 123 Page
O'Brien George, waiter s mr Walla Walla
O'Brien George P , plumber, r. 8 San Antonio
O'Brien George S., clerk .J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 624 Post
O'Brien Ge.irge W., clerk Railway Mail Senice, r. Berke-
ley
O'Brien Gerald I., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
135S Post
O'Brien Hannah Miss, housekeeper, r. 1216 Green
O'Brien Hannah Miss, machine operator, r. 151 Natomu
O'Brien Hannah Miss, seamstress, r. 15 Cherubusco
O'Brien Hannah Mrs , r. 317A Fifth
O'Brien Hattie A., widow, r. 1608 Polk
O'Brien Henry-, secoi'd officer stmr Columbia
O'Brien Henrr A., laborer, r. 911 Buchanan
O'Brien Heurj- J., carriage painter, 1414 Pine, r. 14 Rin-
gold
O'Brien Henrj M., clerk Tamm & Nolan Co., r. 821
Larkin
O'Brien Henrj- P., picture frames and cornices, 757 Mii^-
sion, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien Ira G., clerk, r. 802 Fulton
O'Brien .J., clerk, r. 9 Harrison
O'Brien J., clerk, r. 10 Ash Av
O'Brien .James (James O'Brien & Son), r. 850 Capp
O'BKIEX JA.ME$ (J. J. O'Brien i: Co.) r. 1320 Gear^
O'Brien James, blacksmith, SW cor .Seventh Av and I
ti'Brien James, butcher, r. Ss Eighth Av South bet M
and N
O'Brien James, carpenter, r. 6 Chattanooga
O'Brien James, engineer, r. 624 Fulton
O'Brien James, finisher, r. 822 Fifteenth Av South
O'Brien James, fireman, r. 420 Sixth
O'Brien Jaiues, gas maker, r. 1823 Lombard
O'Brien .James, horseshoer, r. 226 Silver Av
O'Brien James, marine fireman, r. 24j Chesley
'O'Brien Jam' s, painter, r. 236J Folsom
O'Brien James, plumber, r. 1216 Green
O'Brien James & Son (James and William) liq'iors, 5
Leidesdorff
O'Brien James C, clerk, r. 10 Ash Av
O'Brien James C, laborer, r.57 San Carlos Av
O'Brien James E., laborer r. 55 Belcher, rear
O'Brien James F., bookkeeper Vincent Kingwell, r. 220,
Fifth
O'BRIEX JAMES H., street contractor, offices 23S
Montgomerv and 312 Ninth, Telephone South 365.
r. 312 Ninth
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O'Brien, James J., proprietor O'Brien's Nurseries luul
Conservatory, r. 10 Cai>itol, Ocean View
O'Brien James J., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1409 Larkln
<>'Brien James J., earriaije painter, r. 20 Twelfth
O'Brien James J., contractor and builder, office lU Post
r. 1524 Golden Gate Av
O'Brien James J., haokman, r. 168 Clementina
O'Brien James J. salesman C. Curtin, r. 332 I'urk
O'Brien James J., undertiker, r. 10 Capitol, Ocean View
O'Brien James K., plumber, r. 800 Fulton
O'Brien James L., porter, r. 21 Elliott Park
O'Brien James M., plumber, r. 1038 York
O'Brien James P., carjienter, r. lU^ Castro
O'Brien James P., driver, r. 12G Noe
O'Brien James W., leadburner, r. 1110 Eddy
O'Brien Jane, widow, r. 614J Minna
O'Brien Jeremiah, carriajje painter, r. 8 San Antonio
f)'Brien Jeremiah laborer, r. 512 Howard
<>'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Ala-
bama
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1718 Twenty-fifth
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. llOs) York
O'Brien Jeremiah T., contractor, r. 800 Fulton
O'Brien Jerome H. (O'Brien & Sons) r. 624 Golden Gate
Av
O'BRIEN' J. J. <& €0. (John J. and James O'Brien)
importers and dealers dom stic and foreign dry
^oods, NE cor Market and Jones, Telephone West
481
O'Brien John, r. 103 Natomi
O'Brien John, r. 624 Post
O'Brien John, 312 Twenty-sixth
O'Brien John, blacksmith, r. 2(J3 Clara
O'Brien John, blacksmith, r. 445 Natonia
O'Brien John, boatman and marine reporter, r. 315 Val-
lejo
■O'Brien John, butcher, r. Alms House
O'Brien John, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 632i Natoma
O'Brien John, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,' r. 4 De
Haro
O'Brien John, distributor, r. 21 Ninth
O'Brien John, driver, r. 444 Sixth
O'Brien John, hair mnfr, r. IS.il^ Mission
O'Brien John, hostler, r. 1320 Turk
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 1030 Capp
O'Brien John, laborer, r. Alms House
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 668J Clementina
O'Brien John, laborer, r. E s Putnam nr Cortland \\
O'Brien John, lon;jshoreman, r. 922 Battery
O'Brien John, maltster, r. 728i Natoma
O'Brien John, mariner, r. 1203 Bush
O'Brien John, packer, r. Twenty-seventh and Harrison
O'Brien John, painter, r. 94 Precita Av
O'Brien John, poster, r. 126.J Noe
O'Brien John, rattan worker, r. 29 Gilbert
O'Brien John, sailmaker William Davis, r. Alameda
O'Brien John, shoemaker, r. 88 Clipper
O'Brien John, shoemaker, r. 2943i Mission
O'Brien John, stevedore, r. 60 Morris Av
O'Brien John, traveling salesman, r. 81 Everett
O'Brien John, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chest-
nut
f)'Brien John Jr., clerk, r. 15.')l.i Mission
O'Brien John Jr., laborer, r. 1320 Turk
O'Brien John Jr., laborer, r. 60 Morris Av
O'Brien John A., tanner, r. 839 Thirteenth Av South
O'Brien John C, boarding, 820 Battery
O'Brien John C. , calker, r. 516 Duncan
O'Brien John C., glazier, r. 1005 Natonia
O'Brien John D., r. 720 Brodenck
O'Brien John D., sale-man Roth & Co., r, 81 Everett
■O'Brien John D., superintendent U. W. Boot & Shoe Co.
O'Brien John E., marine engineer r. 1811 O'Farrell
O'Brien John E., teamster, r. 210a Capp
'I liriou John E. Jr., deputy Coroner, r. 1811 O'Farrell
" l.rien John F. carjjenter," r. 14 Preston PI
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O'Brien John F., policeman, r. 1523J Leavenworth
O'Brien John F., telegraph ojierator Wheelock & Co., r
"'^ 1913 Harrison
O'Brien John F., shipping clerk Wieland Brewery, r. 22.".
Pierce
O'Brien John H., laborer, r. 54«i Natoma
O'Brien John H., medical student, r. 618 Filbert
4»'BKIE>i JOH.\ 4. (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) r. 1:«8 Post
O'Brien John J. (O'Brien & Sons) i. 536 Oak
O'Brien John J., blacksmith, r. 102 Seventh Av
O'Brien John J., boilermaker, r. 433 Clementina
O'Brien John J., carrier Post Office, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien John J., clerk Joseph T. Poheim, r. 123 Page
O'Brien John J., conductor, r. N s Rutledge Av nr Col-
umbia PI
O'Brien John J., conductor, r. 1309 Vallejo
O'Brien John J., contractor, r. 611i Broderick
O'Brien John J., driver, r. 1045 MaVket
O'Brien John J.,extraman 151 Natoma
O'Brien John J., gripman, r. Cable House
O'Brien John J., laborer, r. 106 Alta
O'Brien John J., laborer, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien John J., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1811
O'Farrell
O'BRIEM JOH.V J., secretary ^tna Mineral Water
Co. 108 Drumm, r. Lorin, Alameda Co
O'Brien John J., shipping clerk Braunschweiger & Co.,
r. 401 Fifth
O'Brien John J., tailor, r. 1030 Clay
O'Brien John J., teamster, r. 5 Treat Av
O'Brien John J., telegraph operator, r. 1913 Harrison
O'Brien John J., wood varni-ihur, r. 39 Minna
O'Brien John J., yard manager, r. 421 Lyon
O'Brien John K., blacksmith, r. 1913 Harrison
O'Brien John M., longshoremen, r. 4 Crooks
O'BKIKX JOHN P., attornev at law, 34-35 .Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1019 Larkin
O'Brien John T., boatbuilder, r. 24 Freelon
O'Brien John T., driver, r. 616 J Giove
O'Brien John V., operator W. U. Tel. Co. r. 7 .Mint Av
O'Brien Joseph, r. 7.54 Mission
O'Brien Joseph, apprentice, r. 619 Ellis
O'Brien Joseph, clerk Holm & Nathan, r. 1811 O'Farrell
O'Brien Joseph, hoseman Engine 19, r. 120 Waller
O'Brien Joseph, laborer, r. 911 Buchanan
O'Brien Joseph, millhand, r. 22 Zoe
O'Brien Joseph, shoedresser, r. 305 Twenty-si.xth
O'Brien Joseph, shoemaker, r. 226 Twenty-fifth
O'Brien Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1827 Market
O'Brien Joseph, teamster, r. 911 Buchanan
O'Brien Joseph, wood and coal 1212 Folsom, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien Joseph F., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1031 Minna
O'Brien Joseph H., clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r. 225 Pierce
O'Brien Joseph H., machinist, r. SW cor McAllister and
First Av
O'Brien Joseph H., teamster, r. 45 Ritch
O'Brien Joseph J., clerk, r. 1358 Post
O'Brien Joseph M (O'Brien & Sons) r. 314 OcU\ ia
O'Brien Joseph M., compositor Chronicle
O'Brien Joseph M., printer, r. 1811 O'Farrell
O'Brien Joseph T., clerk, r. 1117 Vallejo
O'Brien J. P., messenger, r. 103 Natoma
O'Brien Julia, domestic 241 Castro
O'Brien Julia, domestic 2809 Clay
O'Brien .lulia Mrs., liquors, r. 1110 Battery
O'Brien Julia, widow, r. 717 Hyde
O'Brien Jul a Miss, teacher South Ct)smopolitan (Jrani-
raar School, r. 717 Hyde
O'Brien Julia A. Miss, saleslady, r. 205 Guerrero
O'Brien Kate, domestic 640 Golden Gale Av
O'Brien Kate, domestic 1217 Lagima
O'Brien Kate, widow, r. 444 Bi-annan
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 311 Van Ness Av
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 610 Ellis
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaker, 1034 Folsom
O'Brien Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 103 Natoma
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O'Brien Kate Miss, teacher Hiirace Maiiu Giainmar
School, r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Katie C, teacher Redding Primary School, r.
1709 Broderick
O'Brien Louis, waiter, r. 917 Powell
O'Brien Luke B. (Gavin & O'Brient r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien M. Mrs., r. 437 Sevent€eeth
O'BRIEN 51. A., broker, 309 Clay, r. 413 Franklin
O'Brien Maggie, r. 9 Harrison
O'Brien Maggie, domestic 1429 Webster
O'Brien Maggie, widow, r. 2222 Hyde
O'Brien Maggie J. Miss, day substitute teacher, r. KOii
Broderick
O'Brien Margaret, domestic, r. 2040 Scott
O'Brien Margaret, domestic 744 Twenty-fifth
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 4 De Haro
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 17 Chesley
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 33 Norfolk
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 326 Austiu Av
O'Brien Margaret, widow, baken.-, 1242 Folsom
O'Brien Margaret Miss, r. 3825 Washington
O'Brien Margaret Miss, machine ojierator, r. 14 Ringold
O'Brien Margaret Miss, millinery. .503 Hayes
O'Brien Margaret Miss, teacher Sherman Primary School,
r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Marie Miss, r. 1417 Harrison
O'Brien Martin, pajier carrier, r. SE cor McAllister and
First Av
O'Brien Martin F., with Butler x Haldan, r. SE cor First
Av and McAllister
O'Brien Martin J., laborer, r. 36 Ford
O'Brien Marj', r. 3021 Pine
O'Brien Marj', domestic, 1616 Steiner
O'Brien Mary, widow, r. 5 Lundy Lane
O'Brien Mary, widow, r. 243 Fell
O'Brien Marj-, widow, r. 433 Clementina
O'Brien Mary, widow, r. 1425 Sacramento
O'Brien Marj-, widow, bakery, \hi First, r. 39 Minna
O'Brien Marj- Miss, r. 335 Nineteenth
O'Brien Marv Miss, dressmaker, r. 233 Third
O'Brien MarV Miss, glovemaker, r. 341 Twenty-seventh
O'Brien Mary Mrs., r. 865 Mission
O'Brien Marv A., widow, r. 2726 Greenwich
O'Brien Marj- A. Miss, tailoress, r. 1038 York
O'Brien Marj- E., widow, r. 335 Nineteenth
O'Brien Marv J., widow, r. 6 Hunt
O'Brien Matthew, r. 317 Eddy
<J'Brien Matthew-, clerk. Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 207 Mason
O'Brien Matthew-, draughtsman, r. 2031 Guerrero
O'Brien Matthew, gasfitter, r. 114 Mi rris Av
O'Brien Mattliew-, r. cor Hvmiboldt and Vermont
O'Brien Matthew J., carpenter, r. 1036 Armv
O'Brien Matthew- S., bottler, r. 807 Ellis
O'Brion Matthias, carpenter, r. 341 Twenty-seventh
O'Brien Maurice, longshoreman, r. 315 ^■aIlejo
O'Brien Maurice J., bookbinder, r. 1117 Vallejo
O'Brien Maurice il. (Nairle & O'Brien) r. 515 Howard
O'Brien Maurice R., clerk, r. 10 Ash Av
O'Brien May Miss, packer, r. 728 Natoma
O'Brien M. Emmett, bofikkeeper Pac. Gas Improvement
C'o.,r. S21 Bush
O'Brien ilichael, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien Michael, cigarmaker, r. S s Fifteenth Av South
bet P and q
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 15 De Boom
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 24 Verona
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 907 Howard
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 1216 Gre< n
O'Brien Micliael. laborer, r. 1422 Mission
O'Brien Mirliiel. iiia<-!iiiii-t, r. 311 Frenmnt
O'BRIEN MICHAEL ...illln?ensiii.er
and proprietor San Francisco Mill Far-
nishinc l>tpot. Hoar nilll machinery and
sapplles. .50»-.')i:4 Mi<>«lon. Telephone Main
l.>.>0, r. ''iOv Bn«h
O'Brien Michael, molder, r. 8 San Antonio
O'Brien Michael, plumlter, r. 6 Plj-mouth Av
O'Brien Michael, porter, r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Michael, teamster, r. 1920 Ellis
O'Brien Michael, waiter, r. 632i Natoma
< I'Brien Mi'hael H., capitalist, r. 1131 Broadway
O'Brien Michael L., plumber, 426 Geary, r. 138 York
O'Brien Michael L. G., attornev at law, 97 Murphy Bldt'.
r. 24 Fell
O'Brien Monica Mrs., dressmaker, r. 114 Turk
O'Brien Morgan, expressman, r. .>27 Mission, rear
O'Brien Morgan .1., cutter, r. 321 Bartlett
O'Brien Morgan J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 321 Bartlett
O'Brien Morgan, clerk, r. 1031 Minna
O'Brien Morris, fireman, r. 865 Mission
O'Brien Nellie Miss, r. 1217 Bush
O'Brien Nellie Miss, r. 624 Golden Gate Av
O'Brien Nellie Miss, laundress Electric Laundry
O'Brien Nellie Miss, saleslady George A. Moss, r. U'_
Seventh Av
O'Brien Nora, domestic 922 Page
O'Brien Nora Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar School,
r. 821 Bush
O'Brien Norah E., widow, r. 214 Cari
O'Brien Oliver, foreman Simpson Lumber Co., r. Colnia
O'Brien P., engineer r. 542 Mission
O'Brien Patrick, r. 1026 Minna
O'Brien Patrick, bag dealer, r. 2806 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, bag sewer, r. 320 Sacramento
O'Brien Patrick, blacksmith's heljier, r. 735 Clementina
O'Brien Patrick, engineer, r. 911 Kuchanan
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Norton PI
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Bluxome, rear
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Everett
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 619 Ellis
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 33051 Fillmore
O'Brien Patrick, salesman, r. 235 Franklin
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, r. 8 San Antonio
O'Brien Patrick A., gasftttor, r. 6.58 Willow Av
O'Brien Patrick D., ca v)enter, r. 920 Natoma
O'Brien Patrick F., porter, r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Patrick H., calker, r. 1112 Alabama
O'Brien Patrick J. (O'Brien & Sons)r. 6-24 Golden Gate A\
O'Brien Patrick J., gasfitter, r. 1216 Green
O'Brien Patrick .1., hostler, r. 115| Shiple>
O'Brien Patrick J., policeman, r. 1614 Green
O'Brien Patrick J., tanLcr, r. Sixteenth Av South bet 1'
and q
O'Brien Patrick L., hostler, r. .310 Golden Gate Av
O'Brien Patrick R. (P. R. O'Brien & Son) r. 1353 Fols..;
O'Brien Patrick T., teamster, r. 1920 Ellis
O'Brien Peter, expressman, NW cor Clay and Davis, r.
401 Fifth
O'Brien Peter .Jr., teamster, r. 401 Fifth
O'Brien Philip, foreman National Brewing Co., r. 6--'^
Fulton
O'Brien Philip, teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.
O'Brien Philip T., tvjiewriter, r. SE cor McAllister ai:
First Av ■
O'Brien P. R. & Son (Patrick R. and William T.) plum >
ers, 1357 Folsom
O'Brien Richard, longshoreman, r. 930 Montgomery
O'Brien Richard A., clerk Ta;: Collector's OflBce, r. .-.."'.i
Minna
O'Brien Richard E., teatnster, r. 8 San Antonio
( >Brien Richard J., plumber, r. 6 Hunt
O'Brien Richard .1. Jr., plumber, r. 6 Hunt
I >Brien Robert, gardener, r. 1508 Franklin
O'Brien Robert A., Spanish <>orrespondent Fulton En-.
and Ship Bldg W ks, r. 1013 Clay
O'Brien Roderick A., wholesale wood dealer, r. O-.
Haight
I )'Brien Sarah, widow-, r. 1924 Folsom. rear
O'Brien Sarah Mis«, saleslady, r. 126^ Noe
O-Brien Sarah A. Miss, shoefitter, r. 1005 Natoma
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O'Brien Simon, laborer,
bama
O'Brien Smith, architect, 120 Keaniy, room 57
O'Brien T. & Co. (Timothy O'Brien and Harry Browne)
fish and oysters, 57-5il Centre Market
O'Brien Terrcnce, cook, r. Ocean House Road
O'Brien Terrence, printer, r. XE cor Vermont and
Humboldt
O'Brien Terrence, wood and coal, 715 Harrison, r. 421
Harrist)n
O'Brien Thonuis, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien Thomas, r. 24 Linden Av
O'Brien Thomas, baker, r. I:il7a Folsoin
O'Brien Thomaa, bartender, r. 728 Natonia
O'Brien Thomas, bellman, r. 8i Wetmore PI
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r. 6 Kansas
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter, r. 20^ Clara
O'Brien Thomas, carjienter, r. 1856 Stevenson
O'Brien Thomas, clerk, r. 1320 Turk
(J'Brien Thomas, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Mission,
r. 11 Gilbert.
O'Brien Thomas, fanner, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien Thomas, foreman, r. 420 Sixth
O'Brien Thomas, gus fitter, r. 750 Mimia
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 1040 FoUoni
O'Brien Thomas, lumberman, r, 518 Mission
O'Brein Thomas, oiler, r. 35 Crocker
O'Brien Thomas, real estate, r. 1709 Broderick
O'Brien Thomas, roi>emaker, r. 9 Gunnison Av
O'Brien Thomas, truckman, r. 1815 Post
O'Brien Thomas B., clerk, r. Palm Hotel
O'Brien Thomas B. , clerk Police Court No. 1, r. Xcw
Western Hotel
0'15rien Thomas B. pa»ker, r. 807 Ellis
O'Brien Thomas D., butcher, r. 31 .| Clinton Park
O'Brien Thomas E., cabinetmaker, r. 4 Bond
O'Brien Thomas F., clerk, r. 559 Minna
O'Brien Thomas F., iiainter, r. 1913 Harrison
O'Brien Thomas F., glass staii-.er, r. 1030 Clay
O'Brien Thomas H., clerk, r. .'ril Post
O'Brien Thomas H., foreman Wakefield Rattan Co., r. 14
McAllister
O'Brien Thomas J., buokkeeper, r. 1327 Jackson
O'Brien Thomas J., bookkeeper Thoniiis Sullivan, r. 220
Fifth
O'Brien Thomas .1., frameworker, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien Thomas J., manager Paoifit Portrait Co., 1221
Market
O'Brien Thomas M., brickmason, 1764 Ellis, r. 1770 Ellis
O'Brien I'homas M., notary public and clerk Charles J.
Swift, r. 1628 Devisadero
O'BRIEX THO.YI.l!!) v., att<)mey at law. 402 Mont-
sfomery, rooms 3 and 4, r. Belvedere
O'Brien Thomas W. P., varnisher, r. 1038 York
O'Brien 'J'imothy (T. O'Brien & Co.) r. 47 West Mission
O'Brien Timothy, contractor, SW cor Seventh Av and I
O'Brien Timothy, hardwood finisher, r. 737 Howard
<J'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. 114 Chapultepec
<;)'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. 038 Natoma
O'Brien Timothy, longshoreman, r. 54 Clementina
O'Brien Timothy, longshoreman, r. 549 Mission
fl'Biien Timothy, stoker Engine 15, r. 2114 California
O'Brien Timothy I. (O'Brien & Spotorno) r. 1327 .Jacks.ju
O'Brien Timothy .1., c(jnductor, r. 8 San Antonio
O'Brien Timothy S. , carpenter, r. 24^ Angelica
O'Brien T. Philip, builder, r. 802 Fulton
O'Brien Victor L., law student Thomas V. O'Brien, r.
Belvedere
O'Brien W., laborer, r. 2209 Powell
0'BRIE.\' ^VALTKK «i., teacher dancing and elocu-
tion and manager San Francisco School for Dancing
and Elocution, Mowry's Hall, SW cor Grove and
Laguna
O'Brien William, r. 024 Post
O'Brien William, r. 1417 Harrison
O'Brien William (James O'Brien & Son) r. 850 t'app
O'Brien William, carpenter, r. 26J Chesley
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O'Brien William, carriagemaker 2812 Mission, r. 2fil
Clara
O'Brien William, driver, r. 813 Mission
O'Brien William, engineer Hotel Miramar
O'Brien William, glassblower, r. 16 Garden
(J'Brien William, laborer, r. 171b Clara
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 205 Guerrero
O'Brien William, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1203 Mar-
ket
O'Brien William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 220 Fifth
O'Brien William, longshoreman, r. 922 Battery
O'Brien William, manager Am. District Tel. Co. and
W. r. Tel. Co., branch office 839 Sutter, r. V.)V.\
Harrison
O'Brien William, plasterer, r. 100 Jones
O'Brien William, seaman, r. 334 Main
O'Brien William, teamster, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien William E., clerk Overland Fre'ight Transfer Co. ,
401 Fifth
O'Brien William F., brickmason, r. 1760 Ellis
O'Brien William H. , engineer, r. 542 Mission
O'Brien Willian^H., painter, r. 203 Fair Oaks
O'Brien William J. , bartender, r. 850 Capp
O'Brien WilUam J., laborer, r. 909 Kearny
O'Brien William J., manager Mowry's Hall, r. 603 Grove
O'Brien William J., piano polisher, r. 1050 Howard
O'Brien William J., sailmaker, r. 740 Harrison
O'Brien William J., shoemaker, r. 14 Dearborn PI
O'Brien William J., teacher dancing, 104 Guerrero, r. 108
Haight
O'Brien William J. Re\., assistant rector St. Mary the
Virgin, r. The Abbotsford
O'Brien William M., commission broker, r. 1609 Oak
O'Brien William P., i)ainter, r. 14 Ringold
O'Brien William S., attorney at law, r. 312 Bartleit
O'Brien William S., collector Pac. Gas Improvement
Co. , r. 821 Bush
O'Brien William S., coremaker, r. 14 Ringold
O'Brien William S., rubberworker, r. 113 Perry
O'Brien William T. (Benard & O'Brien) r. 205 Guerrero
O'Brien William S. (P. R. O'Brien & Son) r. 1353 Folsoni
O'Brien William T., boilermaker, r. 559 Bryant
O'Brien William T., glassblower, r. 16 Garden
( )'Brien Willis (O'Brien & Sons) r. ^22 Van Ness A \
O'Brien W. J. Sliss, housekeeper 361 Minna
O'BKIEX d£ SO\S (Patrick J., Willis, John .1.,
Joseph M. and Jerome H.) carriage and car builders.
XW cor Golden Gate Av and Polk, Telephone Ea>it
143
O'BRIEN & !«FOTOR.\0 (Timothy I. O'Brien and
Gaston P. Spotonio) poultry and dairy produce, 3-(;
37-39 California Market, Telephone Main 515
O BRIEX'!< .MR-SERIEii .IXDC'O^li^ERI'ATORV.
flowers, trees, .shrubs and cut fl,)wers, 10 Capitol,
Ocean View
O'Byrne Charles S. (Callaghan &0'Byrne)r. 300 Fair Oak'*
O'Byrne Edward, teimster, r. 15 Laf lyelt*'
O'Brjiie Frank J., clerk, r. 300 Fair Oiks
O'Byrne George (O'Byrne, Romaine & O Br3'ne>40."> .Mmil-
gomery, r. 390 Fair Oaks
O'Byrne John (O'Brjiie, Romaine & O'Bryne) 405 Mi.i.t-
goniery, r. 309 Fair Oaks
O'Byrne John, hor.seshoer, r. 3'22 Austin Av
O'Kvrne Robert Mrs., widow, r. 15 Lafayctt*
O'BYRXE, RO.YI.4l\E A. O'BYRXE (JohnO'B rn".
Benjamin Rcmiaine and George O'Byrne) att4i. ncys
at law, 405 Montgomery, rooms 15-18
O'Callaghan Catherine, widow, r. 1460 Minna
< )'Callaghan Charles F. , r. 108 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Daniel J., commissi >ii merchant, r. low
Twelfth
O'Callaghan Dennis, shoemaker, r. 34:}c San Jose .\\
O'Callaghan I). J., veter nary surgeoii, r. 408 Tehama
o'Calla^'liaii IClizabeth, domestic 320 Harrison
o'i;iliaghan Kininett, clerk, r. 408 Tehama
O'Callaghan Eugene, boilermaker, r. 547 Mission
O'Callaghan James, clerk, r. '231 Oak
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O'Callaghau John, laborer, r. ii^ Second
O'Callaghan John D., shoemaker, r. 343c San Jose Av
O'Callaghan John J., laborer, r. 511 Br>"ant
O'Callaghan Joseph, hatter, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Kate, shirtfinisher, r. 1460 Munia
O'Callaghan Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Margiaret. r. 108 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Mary J., widow, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Maurice J., conductor, 334 Clementma
O'Callaghan Thomas, boatswain, r. 1460 Muina
O'Callaghan Thomas M., asst secretary The California
Pioneers, Pioneer Bldg, r. 108 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Timothy, coalpasser, r. 11 Ewing PI
O'CIaire Alfred, cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. 610 Green-
wich
O'Claire Alfred J., cooper, r. 610 Greenwich
O'CIaire Toussaint, cooper, r. 610 Greenwich
O'Connell Agnes P., widow, r. 824 Harrison
O'Connell Alice Miss, r. 1623 Bush ^
O'Connell Annie Miss, teacher Starr King Primary ischool,
r. 938 Bush , ,
O'Connell Aiini- Mrs., groceries, 1717 San Carios Av
OConnell Be"jamin, laborer, r. NE cot Fillmore and
Chestnut
O'Connell Bernard, rigger, r. NE cor Fillm...re and
Chestnut , , . ,
O'Connell Brothers (Michael testate of) and John)
liquors, 336 Fourth
O'Connell Charles, clerk, r. 103 Devisadero
O'Connell Charies C, bookbinoer, r. 1726 Stevenson
O'Connell Charles J., portrait artist, r. 405 Buchanan
0'C<»nnell Cornelius, r. NE cor Kentucky and Sierra
O'Connell Cornelius, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1122
Church
O'Connell D., bookkeeper Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. Alameda
O'Connell Daniel, r. 1624 Clay
OConnell Daniel (Moonev & O'Connell) r. 321 Sixth
() Connell Daniel, asst weigher Custom House, r. 518
Jone
O'Conne I Daniel, blacksmith, r. 14 Bemice
O'Connell Daniel, bookkeei)er, r. 229 Stevenson
O'Connell Daniel, carpenter, r. 612 Willow Av
O'Connell Daniel, boat builder, r. 2433 Mason
O'Connell Daniel, hoiseshoer, r. 478 Eighth
O'Connell Daniel, hostler, r. 435 Clementina
OConnell Daniel, liquors, 202 Post, r. 1014 Geary
O'Connell Daniel, peddler, r. S s Thirteenth Av South
nr P
OConnell Daniel Jr., boat builder, r. 2433 Mason
O'Connell Daniel, wood carver, r. 1310a Harrison
O'Connell Daniel A., attorney at law, r. 110 De^isatlero
O'Conpell Daniel B. , comiJOs-itor, r. 1310a Harrison
O'Connell Daniel E., cashier O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,r.
Redwood Citv
O'Connell Daniel" J., packer, r. 222 Chestnut
OConnell Edward, gilder, r. 14J Moss
O'Connell Elizabeth widow, r. 819 Mission
O'Connell Ellen Mrs., r. 6 Julian Av
O'Connell Francis J., r. 39 Willow Av
O'Connell Prank, laborer, r. 1335 Folsom
O'Connell Frank J. , driver, r. 14| Moss
O'Connell George D., student, r. 103 Devisadero
O'Connell George P., policeman, r. 405 Buchanan
O'Connell Gr.gory F., .-and and sawdust, 529 Mission, r.
803 Haight.
O'Connell Harry, paperhanger, r. 312 Fifth
O'Connell Helen A. Miss, teacher Miss West's School, r.
2014 Van Ness Av
O'Connell J;\mes, foreman Golden Gate Park. r. 1030
Shotwell
O'Connell James, laborer, r. 110 Olive Av
O'Connell James, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
O'Connell James, plasterer, r. 963 Mission
O'Connell James, solicitor, r. 1113 Eighteenth
O'Connell James M., plasterer, r. 3010a Harrison
O'Connell Jeremiah, laborer, r. 819 Mission
0'€0.\>'ELL JERE:.MI.4H (estate of) painting and
whitening, 312 Fifth
O'Connell John (Flaherty & O'Connein r. 3020 Pine
O Connell John (O'Connell Bros.) r. 824 Harrison
O'Connell John, carpenter, r. 755 Folsom
O'Connell Johi., clerk Post Office, r. 824 Kearny
O'Connell John, conductor, r. 709 Diamond
O'Connell Jonn, conductor, r. 39 Willow Av
O'Connell John, laborer, r. 478 Eighth
O'Connell J<ihn, laborer, r. 1622 Leavenworth
O'Connell John, laborer, r. 2043 Harrison
O'Connell John, painter, r. 10 Lapidge
O'Connoll John, porter, r. 14 McLea Court
O'Connell John, porter Post OflSce, r. 100 Fifth
O'Connell John, j^roprietor Workingmen's Hotel, 907
Folsom
O'Connell John, teamster, r. 12 Beideman
O'Connell John, teamster, r. 165 Perrv'
O'Connell John E., clerk, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connell John A., clerk S. F. Hay and Grain Co., r.
1310a Harrison
O'Connell John H., engineer, r. 103 Devisadero
O'Connell John J. , bookkeejier O'Connell & Lewis, r. 1709
Gear\-
O'Connell John J., painter, r. 1401 Folsom
O'Connell John J., porter, r. 30 Kissling
OConnell John J., shoemaker, r. 816 Greenwich
O'Ctmnell John W., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 254 Clementina
O'Connell Kate, domestic 2511 Sacramento
O'Connell Katie Miss, saleslady Merten Mnfg Co., r. 222
Chestnut
O'Connell Lawrence, groceries and liquors, 18 Twenty
fourth, r. 19 Twenty fourth
O'Connell Maggie Miss, housekeeper Mrs. John Powell,
r. 118i Washington
O'Connell'Ma^ie Miss, saleslady, r. 312 Fifth
O'Connell Mamie Miss, manager T. C. Marceau, r. 39
Willows Av
O'Connell Margaret, administratrix estate Jeremiah
O'ConneU, r. 312 Fifth
O'Connell Margaret, domestic 2530 Pine
O'Connell Margaret, widow, r. 103 De\isadero
O'Connell Margaret Miss, r. 806 McAllister
O'Connell Marian F. Miss, teacher Miss Wests School,
r. 2014 Van Ness Av
O'Connell Martin (O'Connell & Lewis) r. 1709 Geary
O'Connell Marv, widow, r. 2843 Harrison
G'Gonnell Maurice, blacksmltn, 906 Harrison, r. 510 No.
O'Connell Maurice, foundrjTnan, r. 914* Harrison
O'Connell Maurice, furniture, r. 129Langton
O'Connell Maurice Jr., blacksmith, r. 129 Langton
O'Connell Maurice, S. J., teacher St. Ignatius College, r.
214 Haves
0"'Connell Maurice W., boatbuilder, r. 2433 Mason
O'Connell Maurice W., organist, r. 110 Devisadero
O'Connell Michael, estate (O'Connell Bros.) office 3:5t)
Fourth
O'Connell Michael, fireman, r. 520 Foiui,h
O'Connell Michael, foreman, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
O'Connell Michael, gardener, r. 1929 Howard
O'Connell Michael, laborer, r. 128 Pennsylvania
O'Connell Michael, molder, r. 27 Rausch
O'Connell Michael, shoemaker, r. Alms House
O'Connell Michael F, peddler, r. 17 Aileen Av
0'C«niiell Michael J, engineer Engine 4, r. 72 Natoma
O'Connell Michael J, stoker Engine 24, r. 2043 Hamson
O'Connell Michael W., cutter, r. 27 Rausch
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 432* Clementina
O Connell Patrick, policeman, r. 1309 L'tah
O'Connell Patrick, stoker Engine 4, r. lOt. >atoma
O'Connell Patrick Rev., recU.r St. Teresas (R. ( )
Church, r. 723 Tennessee
O'Conne 1 Richard, gripman, r. 27 Blake
O'Connell Robert, laborer, r. SW cor Sterner and Wall cr
O'Connell Robert E., dental student, r. 103 Devisadero
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O'Connell Robert K. J., physician ami surgeon, ottico
and r. 603 Octavia
O'Oonnell Sarah, widow, furnished rooms, m Jessie
O'Connell Thomas, r. 318 Turk
O'Connell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1108 Hampshire
O'Connell Thomas, clerk, r. 103 Devisadero ^^ ^^ ^ ^
O'Connell Thomas, mail clerk Examiner, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connell Thomas, teamster, r. NE cor Railroad Av
and Fourteenth Av South
O'Connell Thomas E., gilder, r. 14| Moss
O'Connell Thomas F., machinist, r. 1.'26 Stevenson
O'Connell Thomas F., painter, r. 3332 Ritch
O'Connell Thomas F. .Jr., machinist, r. 1726 Stiveiisoii
O'Connell, Thomas S., clerk, r. KilOb Mason
O'Connell, Thomas S, janitor, r. 172G Stevenson
O'Connell Timothy, painter (estate of Jeremiah O Con-
nell) r. 312 Fiith
O'Connell Wal er E., plumber, r. 171.S bell
O'Connell William, laborer, r. 478 Ei!,'hth
O'Connell William, i>ainter, r. 312 Fifth
O'Connell William, pattermnaker, r. 755 Folsoni
O'Connell William, truckman, r. 2517 Folsom
O'Connell William, watchman Post Office, r. 105 leny
O'ConnellWillianiB., captain V. S. A. (retired) r. cor
South Broderick and Fourteenth
O'Connell William B., cutter, r. 322 Eighth Av
O'Connell William J. , ironworker, r. 14^ Moss
O'Connell WiUiam P., laborer, r. 21 i Harrison Av
O'4'OKNELL «ft LEWIS (Mai-tin O'Connell and Oscar
Lewis^ proprietors Architectural Iron Works, S\V cor
Francisco and Keamy, office 16 Post
O'Connor Agnes D., widow, r. 824 Harrison
O'Connor Alfred E., clerk Philip Earth, r. 710 Octavia
O'Connor Alice E. Miss, milliner, r. 38 South Park
O'Connor Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 607 J Tlurd
O'Connor Annie Miss, shoe fitter, r. 113 Shiple\
O'Connor Bernard, laborer, r. Alms House
O'Connor Brida Mss, dressmaker, r. 226 Van Ness Av
O'Connor Bridget, widow, r. 317 Tehama
O'Connor Bridget Miss, furnished rooms, 68 Minna
O'Connor Catherine, widow, r. 314 Beale
O'Connor Catherin.-, widow, r. 1447 Twentj-lifth
O'Connor C. H., compositor H. S.Crocker Co., r. Oak-
land
O'Connor Charles, bailiff, r. 258 Clara
O'Connor Charles, laborer, r. .549J Natijina
O'Connor Charles A., purser stmr North Fo
Brvant
O'Connor Charies D., clerk, r. 549| Natoma
O'Connor Charies J., r. 153 J Fifth
O'Connor Charles J., hostler, r. 117 Wildey
O'Connor Cornelius, office 7 Nevada Block,
rell
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. 4 Russ
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. 23 Georgia
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. 806 Sixth
O'Connor Cornelius, telegraph operator, r. 844 1 tolsom
O'Connor Cornelius J., canienter, r. 20^ Laskie
O'Connor Daniel (Gallagher & O'Connor) r. .560 Howard
O'Connor Daniel, furnished rooms, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, canvasser, r. 844i Folsom
O'Connor Daniel, contractor, r. 1200 Union
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, r. 9c Sherwood PI
O'Connor Daniel, laborer, r. (561 Tehama
O'Connor Daniel, marine engineer, r. 212 Twelfth, rear
O'Connor Daniel, seaman, r. i Goodsell PI
O'Connor Daniel E., bookkeeper, r. 938 Bush
O'Connor Daniel W., clerk, r. 1730 San Carios Av
O'Connor Daniel W., compositor, r. 632 Mission
O'Connor David, laborer, r. 314 Beale
O'Connor Delia, widow, r. 5 Hampshire
O'Connor Dennis, r. 14McLea Court
O'Connor Dennis, r. 923 Natoma
O'Connor Dennis, baker, r. 420 Ringold
O'Connor Dennis Jr., plumber, r. 420 Ringolil
O'CONNOR E. .4., cashier Post Office, r. 2114 V an
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O'Connor Edward, clerk, r. 141 Moss
O'Connor Edward, clerk, r. 522 Seventeenth
o'C.mnor Edward, cooper, r. 38 South Park
O'Connor Edward, driver, r. 320 Fulton, rear
O'Connor Edward, packer, r. 1831 Mission
O'Connor Edward, laborer, r. 906 Minnesota
O'Connor Edward, tinsmith, r. 2021 Hyde
O'Connor Edward, wood and coal, 608 Third, r. 316;
Ritch ^ ,
O'Connor Edward Jr., can^enter, r. 38 South Park
()'Connor Edward B., bookkeeijer, r. 2303 Howard
O'Connor Edward B., painter, r. 1114 Potrero Av
O'Connor Edward E., clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
542 Seventeenth
O'Connor Edward F., glassfitter, r. 1925 Filbert
O'Connor Edward J. driver, r. 224 Clementina
O'Connor Edward L., attorney at law, r. 510 St. Roses
O'Connor Edward T., traveling salesman, r. 2709 -Mis-
sion
o'('onnor Elizabeth, widow, r. 27 Laskie
<fCoiinor Elizabeth, widow, r. 709 Van Ness Av
o'ConiKjr Ellen, widow, r. 103 Fillmore
O'Connor Ellen Mrs., restaurant, 1191 Market
Mission
o'C.nnor Esther, domestic 919 Pine
O'Connor E'igcne, carpenter, r. 337 Alvarado
O'Connor Euyene F., boot treer, r. 20 Sharon
O'Connor Frances, domestic 2020 Green
O'Connor Francis, stockbroker, r. 515^ Sixth
O'Connor Frank, laborer, r. 406 Ringold
O'Connor Frank A., brassfinisher, r. 25 Ritch
O'Connor Frederick C, printer, r. 38 South Park
O'Connor George, clerk Beattie Bros., r. .542 Mmn.i
O'Connor George, coremaker, r. 25 Anthony
O'Connor George H., clerk, r. 549i Natoma
O'Connor Gertuide F. Miss, r. 1836 Fifteenth
O'Connor Hannah, widow, r. 1927 Pacific Av
o'Comior Hanorah, widow, r. 19-27 Pacific Av
O'Connor Helen, widow, r. 113 Shipley
O'Comior Huiiora, widow, r. 8i Boardman PI
O'Connor Hugh, laborer, r. 2417 Clay
O'Connor Humphrev, laborer, r. 2417 Clay
O'Connor.!., r. 114 Fourth
(yConnor James (James O'Connor & Co.) r. "217 Mason
o'Ci>nnor James (O'Connor & Kane) r. 401 Harrison
O'Connor James, butcher, r. 174 Silver
O'Connor James, carpenter, r. 1113 Eighteenth
O'Connor James, carpenter, r. 1703 Howard
O'Connor James, dairvman, r. 2303 Howard
O'Connor James, drayman, r. 704 Railroad Av
O'Connor James, fireman, r. 501 Napa
O'Connor James, laborer, r. 210 Clara, rear
0'(J(jnnor James, laborer, r. 1907 Lombard
O'Cjiinor James, longshoreman, r. 233 Third
( )'Coniior James, policeman, r. 924 Army
O'Connor James, policeman, r. 819 Seventeenth
O'Connor James, surgical dresser C. and (
pital, r. 1114 Potrero Av
O'Connor James & Co. (James O'Connor) groceries an.
liquors, 217 Mason
O'Connor James F., marine engineer, r. 449^ Minna
O'Connor James F. , plumber, r. 26 Hartford
O'Connor James F., salesman, r. 921 Church
O'Connor James H., butcher, 503 Jones
O'Connor James H., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Ala
O'Connor James H., medical student, r. 1062 Fulton
O'Connor James H., plumber, r. 2303 Howard
O'Connor James J., bookkeeper U. S. Sub-lreasuiy, r
431 McAllister
O'Connor Sanies J., contractor, 410 Kearny, r.
Rafael, Cal.
O'Connor James J., pain'er, r. 1902 Bryant
O'Connor James S., hosenian Engine 13, r. 16 ^ alley
O'Connor James W., 3d officer stmr San Juan
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O'Connor Jeremiah, hcilermaker, r. oO.i Eighth
0'Cr>nnor Jeremiah, driver, r. 1703 Hi>warii
0"(Jonnor Jeremiah, mideriaker, r. 781 Mission
(VCcmnor Jeremiah C. (J. C. O'Connor & Cu.) r. 10fi2
FulUm
O'Connor Jeremial) J., contract! ir, 116(i Mission, r. 6.', 1
Jessie
O'Connor Jessie Miss, tyrewriter, r. 258 Clara
O'Connor J. J., hoseman Engine 10, nlfi Bryant
O'Connor Johanna, domestic 2000 La^na
O'Connor John (O'Connor & T.ibini r. 40S Clementina
O'Connor John, butcher, r. Seventh Av tjtnith and Rail-
road Av
O'Connor John, carpenter, r. SW Fifteenth Av South
O'Comior John, carrier Post Office, r. 1092 Sixteenth
O'Connor John, compositor, r. 26S Clara
O'Connor John, cook, r. 38 South Park
O'Connor John, groceries and liquors, 2(;i Tehama
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 1-138 T\venty -fourth
O'Connor John, liquors, 542 First
O'Connor John, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
O'Connor John, pla-sterer, r. iHSI Mission
O'Connor John, plasterer, r. S s Twenty -second Av bft
Point Lobos Av and Cleme- t
O'Connor John, plinnber, r. 513 Stevenson
O'Connor John, ixjliceman, r. 1533 Dolores
O'Ooimor John, pressman, r. 444.V Sixth
O'Connor John, nurse, r. 512 Fifieenth
O'Connor John, salesman Bear & Buckley, r. 226 Van
Xesa Av
O'Connor John, salesman Thomas Taylor & Co., r. 1.523
Sanchez
O'Connor John, seaman, r. 534 Howard
O'Connor John, shoen^aker, 738 Market, r. 627.V Xatonia
O'Connor John, stevedore Oceanic SS. Co.
O'Connor John, stone m ison, r. 1 ^IftJ Buchanan
O'Connor John, watchman, r. 613 F ilsom
O'Connor John, wharfinsjer, r. 820 Folsom
O'Connor John A., laborer, r. 155.=i| Market
O'Connor John A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 120
McAlIisttr
O'Connor John B., car cleaner, r. 26 Hartford
O'Connor John B., derk James O'Connor & Co., r. 217
Mason
O'Connor John C, carria;<e trimmer, r. 26 Hartford
O'Connor John C, janitor, r. 419 Grove
O'Connor John E., stock clerk Goldberg, Bowen and
Lebenbaum, r. 1811 Scott
O'Connor John F., carrier Post Office, r. 1121 Mission
O'Connor John H.. mattress mak^r, r. 27 Laskie
O'Connor John J., clerk Hospital Dept S. P. Co., 01
Crocker Bldg, r. 1062 Fulton
O'Connor John J., clerk, r. 18J Rausch
O'Connor John J., horseshoer, r. W s Putnam nr L'nion
Av
O'Connor John J., jwrter, r. 2209 Pine
O'Connor John J., teamster, r. 567 Stevenson
<l'Connor John M., sawyer, r. 336 Shipley
O'Connor John K.. ijoliceman, r. 2815 Howard
O'Connor John W., bricklayer, r. 427 Fulton
O'Connor Joseph, hostler, r. 2318 Fillmore
O'Connor Joseph, laborer, r. 16 Boardman PI
O'Connor Joseph, i}orter, r. 3213 Fillmore
O'Connor Joseph,teacher Horace MannGninunar School,
SW cor r. Thirl ieth and Warren
O'Connor Joseph A., salesman Gray A; Barbieri, r. 1012
Washington
O'Connor Joseph C, wrapper O'Omnor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. Rerkelej-
O'Connor Joseph, solar printer, r. 9i Dikeman PI
O'Connor Julia, widow, r. 800 Hayes
O'Connor Kate Miss, compositor, V. 2021 Hyde
O'Connor Kate, domestic 1302 Leavenworth
O'Connor Kate Miss, dressmaker, r, 1114 Potrero Av
tJ'Conniir Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 709 Van Ness Av
t )'Connor Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 58 West Mission
O'Connor Kate Mrs., liquors, 10 Steuart
• yConnor Lawrence, bricklayer, r. 9 Parker
O'Connor Lenore Miss, dressmaker, r. 38 South Park
O'Connor Lizzie Mrs., r. 27 Laskie
O'Connor Louis, r. 40 McAllister
O'Connor Luke, clerk, r. 930 Harrison
( ('Connor Luke, groceries and liquors, 211 Eighth
O'Connor M., truckman Truck 7, r. 2517 Folsou^
O'Connor M. Miss, dressmaker, 20S6 Market
O'Connor Maggie, i perator, r. 406 Ringold
( )'Connor Maggie Miss, match maker, r. 505 Eighth
O'Connor Mamie Miss, composit<5r. r. 8445 Folsom
O'Connor Marjjaret, widow, r. 1.302J California
I t'Comior Margarrt, widow, r. 255 Stevenson
O'Connor Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, 558
Howard
O'Connor Margaret Miss, r. 118 Washingt m
O'Connor Margaret Mrs., r. 648 Minxa
O'Connor Margaret L., widow, r. 1111 Laguna
O'Connor Martin, gatetender, r. 293 Twe itj-seeond
O'Connor Martii, gripman, r. 334a Second Av
< ('Connor Mary, d.imestic 1937 Stevenson
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 14J Moss
< )'Connor Mary, widow, r. 315 Eighth
O'Connor Marv , widow, r. 406 Ringold
t»'Connor Mary, widow, r. 449J Minna
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 627 Florida
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 686 Brannan
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 1303 Harrison
O'Connor Mary Miss, r. 217 Francisco
O'Connor Marv Miss, dressmaking, 2086 Market
O'Connor Mary Miss, r. 1103 Powell
O'Connor Mary Miss, r. 1114 Potrero Av
O'Connor Mar\- Miss, dressmaker, r. 2021 Hvde
OCoinior Mary Mrs., liquors, 235 Fifth
O'Connor Mary Mrs., r. 844 J Folsom
0'Ci(nnor Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 427 Fulton
O'Connor Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 449i Minna
O'Connor Mary G., domestic 1314 Pa|re
O'Connor Mary G.. null ner, r. Isll Scott
O'Connor Marv G. Miss, teacher embroideiv, r. 212
Powell
O'Connor Maurice, laborer, r. 913 Howard
O'Connor Michael, r. 2824 Bush
O'Connor Michael, butcher, r. 849 Bryant
» )'Connor Michael, butcher, r. 525 Seventh
O'Connor Michael, carpenter, r. 1322 Pacific
O'Connor Michael, conductor, r. 1431 Polk
O'Connor Michael, driver Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant
O'Comior Michael, engineer, r. 11 Sheridan
O'Connor Michael, laborer, r. Alms House
O Connor Michael, laborer, r. 153 Minna
O'Connor Michael, laborer, r. 513 Stevenson
O'Connor Michael, longshoreman, r 17 Minna
O'Connor ilichael, longshoreman, r. 142 Xatoma
( t'Connor Michael, motonuan. r. 120 Twenty-ninth
o'Coimor Michael, plasterer, r. 310 Lily Av'
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker, Virginia Av nr Mission
o'(;onnor Michael C, messenger, r. L628J Sutter
O'Connor Michael E., bookkeeper Hibemia Savings and
Loan Societ\ , r. 905 Market
O'Connor Michaiel F., r. 1016 Twentieth
O'Connor Michael J., butcher, r. 849 Brvant
O'Connor Michael J., foreman Standard Oil Co., r. 1303
Harrison
O'Connor Michael J., painter, r. 1332 Pacific
O'Connor Michael M., cigars and tobacco, 518 Fourth, r.
101 Welsh
O'Connor Mitchell, gardener, r. 27 Eleventh
O'COWOR, .WOFF.4TT d: t'O. (Incorporated)
William Costello president, James M. Costello vice-
president, A. J. Costello secietarv, drv goods, 111-
121 Post
O'Connor Xellie Miss, matchmaker, r. 505 Eighth
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O'Connor Nicliolas, guard Branch County Jail
O'Connor Nora, domestic 415 Van Ness Av
O'Coinior Owen, clerk Patrick O'Connor, r. SW cor
Tweniy-fifth and Treat Av
O'Connor Owen, laborer, r. 386 Shipley
( I'Connor Patrick, r. 525 Myrtle Av
O'Connor Patrick, blacksmith, r. 510 Connecticut
O'Connor Patrick, capitalist, r. 3-27J Haight
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter, r. 9^ Beideman
O'Connor Patrick, carjjenter, r. 822 Haight
O'Connor Patrick, cooper, r. 209^ Fair Oaks
O'Connor Patrick, cooper, r. 913a Post
O'Coinior Patrick, fireman, r. 45 Jessie
O'Connor Patrick, fireman, r. 233 East
O'Connor Patrick, groceries, 410-418 gtevenson antl .S\V
cor Twenty-fifth and Florida
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 258 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 627 Florida
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. N s Jefferson nr Broderick
O'Connor Patrick, clerk Washington Hotel
O'Connor Patrick J., architect, r. SE cor Lyin and
Green
O'Connor Patrick J. Re\-., asst St. James Church, r. 1032
Guerrero
f)'Coiuior Patrick K., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
O'Connor Patrick M., coal oil, 1303 Harrison
O'Connor Peter, fireman, r. 625 Davis
O'Connor Peter, laborer, 152 Perry
O'Connor Peter F., solar printer, 20 Ellis, r. 836 Fif-
teenth
O'Connor Peter L., porter, r. 117 Webster
O'Connor Peter P., painter, r. 1114 Potrero Av
O'Connor Peter R., coojier, r. 913b Post
O'Connor Philip T., bricklaye)-, r. 2021 Hyde
O'Connor Redmond, laborer, r. 272 Tehama
O'Connor Richard, bookkeeper iletzger & Fianklin. r.
2»24 Bush
O'Connor Richard, salesman O'Connor, Muffatt iV Co., r.
711 Fifteenth
O'Connor Richard C, bookkeeiier Hibeniia S. and L.
Society, r. 1811 Scott
O'Connor Richard W. , deputy Sheriff, r. 1819J Buchanan
O'Connor Robert E., bookkeeper, r. 938 Bush
O'Connor Robert J., clerk Overland Fre-ght Transfer Co.,
r. 1927 Pacific Av
O'Connor Rodger, yard foreman Palace Hotel, r. 50!)
Leavenworth
O'Connor Rose Miss, stenographer, r. 1114 Potrero Av
O'Connor Sarah, widow, r. 361 Jessie
O'Connor Stephen J., laborer, r. 513 Stevenson
O'Connor T , sweeper, r. 413 O'Farrell
O'Connor Terrence, liquors, 3262 Mission
O'Connor Terrence Jr., r. 3262 Mission
O'Connor Theresa J., widow, fruits, 921 Church
O'Connor Thomas, baker, r. Ringold
O'Connor Thomas, butcher, r. Eighteenth Av South iir(^
O'Connor Thomas, car repairer, r. 16 Boardman PI
O'Connor Thomas, gardener, r. 513 Stevenson
O'Connor Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eigh-
teenth and Dolores
O'Connor Thomas, laundrynian, r. 217 Valencia
O'Connor t honias, miner, r. .547 Mission
O'Connor Thomas, pres man, r. 1314 Keaniy
O'Connor Thomas, watchman, r. 1519 Eddy
O'Connor Thomas E., draughtsman C. Depien-e, v. 334
Keaniy
O'Connor Thomas J., cashier Henry Dojle & Co., r. 1819.i
Buchanan
O'Connor Thomas J. , painter, r. 58 West Mission
O'Connor Thomas J., silverplater, r. 433 T\vent\- -seventh
O'ConnorThomas J., solar printer, 20 Ellis, r. 1330
Chiu-ch
O'Connor Thomas J., teacher skating, r. 315 Eitrlith
O'Connor Thomas R., r. 836 Fifteenth
O'Connor Tiniothv, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
O'Connor Timothy, pn.nter, r. 308i Langtoii
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURKD without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWVKRS PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 IH HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hou'-s 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 P. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DHITED STHTES BBEWEHY
BREIVV
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
O'Connor Timotlij', jiainter, r. 1058 Howard
O'Connor Timothy, stableman, r. 559 Eighth
O'Connor Timothy J., canvasser, r. 1121 Mission
O'Connor T. S. Miss, stenographer Miss Annie C. lius-
teede, r. 2.58 Clara
( ('Connor William, bookbinder, r. 406 Ringold
O'Connor William, caqienter, r. 1123 Sutter
O'Connor WiUiam, driver r. 14i Moss
O'Connor William, laborer, r. 1907 Lonibanl
O'Connor William, laborer, r. 1333i Natoma
O'Connor William, i)lumber, r. 1121 Mission
O'Connor William, salesman Buckingham & Heclit, r.
308 Tehama
O'Connor William, student, r. 38 South Park
O'Connor William A., carrier Post Office, r. 258 Clara
O'Connor William F., dair\Tnan, r. 2303 Howard
O'Connor William H., woodturner, r. 442 Duncan
O'Connor William J., agent Sunbeam Incandescent
Lamp Co., 217 Mason
O'Connor Winifred Mrs., dressmaker, r. "2094 Fair Oaks
O'Connor Winifred Mrs., dressmaker, r. 913a Post
O'Connor & Kane (James O'Connor and Michael Kane)
proiirietors Wieland Hotel, 401 Harrison
O'Connor & Tobin (John O'Connor and Michael Tobin)
livery stable, 222 Fifth
O'Daniels Edsrar E., electrician Electrical Eng. Co., r. 4.^
Verba Buena
O'Dav Alice Mrs., r. 130 Clara
O'Dav Bridget, widow, r. 228 Clara
O'Day Charles, teamster, r. 940 Mi.ssion
O'Dav Daniel, groceries, 720 Fourteenth
O'Dav Daniel, laborer, r. 171 Clara
O'Da.v Dennis, teamster, r. 256 Clementina
O'Day Edward, carriage painter, r. 733 Church
0'Da\- Edward F., conii>ositor, r. 24 Pearl
O'Dav Frank, carpenter, r. 228 Clara
( )'Day Frank T., laborer, r. 2422 Bryant Av
(I'Duv .lames, laborer, r. 624 Lombard
O'Dav James, laborer, r. 1309 Harrison
O'Day James, tailor, 164i Jessie, r. 225 Minna
O'Day James, upholsterer, r. 333 Tehama
O'Day John, cattle dealer, r. cor Felton and Holyoke
0 DAY JOHNi tiraler imitorted aiMl
domestic figars, tobar«-o, snail's, etc., 'i't
!»i.vtta. r. ViHi Jessie
O'Day John, restiiurant, 415 Fifth
O'Day John F., laborer, r. 256 Clementina
O'Day Joseph, driver, r. 417a Twenty-second
O'Day Joseph B., wood and coal, 1 Dore, r. 1309 Har-
rison
O'Day Josephine, widow, bakery, 28 Hayes
O'Day Marv % widow, r. Fifteenth .K\ South and X
O'Day Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor California Av and
Montezuma
O'Day Patrick, vaquero, r. 1019 Fifteenth Av South
O'Day Robert, carriage jiaiiiter, r. 145 Natoma
O'Day Thomas, clerk, r. 2415 Clay
O'Dav Thomas, paver, r. Golden Gate Hotel
O'Day Tliomas, teamster, r. 1309 Harrison
O'Day William, varnisher, r. 540 Ninth
tS" O'Day. See O'Dea
O'Dea Edward, policeman, r. lt;02 Bush
ODEA JOHN A.( Plnmber aiwl gas-
titter, I.i'-JH Polk, Telephone East .-)82, r.
i'i Norfolk
O'Dea Joseph P., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & 0>., r. 721
Tuik
O'Dea Martin, horsesboer, 126 Geary, r. 721 Turk
O'Dea Martin Jr., horsesboer, 126 Geary, r. 721 Turk
O'Dea Michael, gripman, r. 1.501 Jackson
O'Dea Michael, groceries and liquors, 501 Eighth
O'Dea Michael, porter Lane Hospital
O'Dea Michael A., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 721 Turk
O'Dea Michael W., foreman Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.
1926 Market
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W. B. CHAPMAN "J s''c'j.t:.v:
., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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(»'Dea Thomas M., janitur, r. 108 Elsie
X'iii' < )'Dea. See O'Day
im" O'Dell. See Odell
O'Doherty G., attorney at law, r. l(i Mason
O'Doberty Harry, electrician, r. 238 Day
5 c3 O'Doherty Michael, restaurant 1434 Turk
L — O'Donald Marj' Miss, ironer, r. 228 Twelfth
~ — O'Dcmnell Ann Miss, varieties, N s Napa nr Illinois
^ O'Donnell Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. IIO Bernard
. ^ O'Donnell Bernard, r. 1002J McAllister
j *j O'Donnell Bernard, laborer, r. 552 Iowa
; g O'Donnell Bridget, liquors, 20 Everett
' C/3 O'Donnell Charles, expressman N\V cor Second and
> _ Mission, r. 1132 Folsom
J to O'Donnell Charles, sweeper, r. 25 Twelfth
: I 0 DONNELL CHARLES C ,„■
j ^ {-iaii anti <inrKeoii, ortioc and r. 704 >Vasli-
) g* ingtoD «or koarny, hours 10 A. M. to 4 F.
' --■ M. and 6 to S l». II., particular attention
. <^ paid to diseases of >voiii<'n an«i ciiildren.
; ^ Telephone Main IftOI.
' O'Donnell Charles L., bookkeeper, r. 25 Twelfth
f O'Donnell Daniel F., r. 35 Twenty-third
• O'Donnell Dennis, laborer, r. 884 Illinois
J O'Donnell Edward, coppersmith, r. 55-2 Iowa
O'Donnell Edward, fireman and truckman Truck (i, r. iti;
Steiner
O'Donnell Edward, r. HI Morris Av
O'Donnell Edw^ard H., compositor Call, r. .i02 Washing-
ton
O'Donnhll Edward P., bartender, r. 1334 Howard
O'Donnell Eleanor, widow, r. 939 Seventeenth
O'Donnell Eugene W., brassmolder, r. 321 Twentv-iiintli
O'Donnell Festus, laborer, r. 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell Frank, bookbinder, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Donnell Frank, clerk, r. 116 Bernard
O'Donnell Frank, marine engineer, r. 43 Third
O'Donnell Frank, laborer, r. 64 Sierra
O'Donnell George, pressman, r. 25 Twelfth
O'Donnell George M., clerk, r. 939 Seventeenth
0'I»OX.\'ELL GEOKOE W., physician and surgeon,
office 704 Washington, r. fi49 Washington
O'Donnell Heni7, cigar store 1032 Market, r. 831b Ha^•es
O'Donnell Hugh, teamster, r. 16^ Folsom Av
O'DonncUJ. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 41 Everett
O'Donnell James, r. 706 Hayes
O'Donnell J^mes. carpenter, r. 1412 Valencia
O'Donnell James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
O'Donnell James, laborer, r. 116 Bernard
(J'Donnell James, laborer, r. Corbett Road bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
O'Donnell James, laborer, r. "29| Minnesota
o'Doiniell James, photographer, r. 816 Greenwich
o'DiiUMulI James, salesman, r. 4585 Minna
O'Donnell James A., clerk, r. 532 Jessie
O'Donnell James C, U. S. ganger Internal Revenue
Service, r. 35 Twenty-third
O'Donnell James W. (Larseneur & O'Donnell) r. 514 Bush
O'Donnell James W., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. Berkele.v
O'Donnell Jane, widow, r. 216 Minna
OD innell Jane, widow, r. 321 Twenty-ninth
O'Donnell John, f. 1211 Montgomery
O'Donnell John, capitalist, r. 2122 Steiner
o'Doni.ell John, carpenter, r. 810 Kentucky
O'Donnell John, hoseman Engine 2
o'DoholU John, tailor, r. 609 Fulton
O'Donnell John, teamster, r. 1230 Montgomery-
oDonntU John F , packer, r. 339 San Jose Av
O'Donnell John T., bookkeeper F. Mandlebaum, r :{35
Twenty-third
O'Donnell John T., painter, r. 1011^ York
O'Donnell Joseph, tailor, r. 118 Wel^h
O'Donnell Joseph A., clerk John H. Tobin, r. 118 Welsh
0'00>iXI':LL J«>SEPH E. (Jones & O'Donnell) r. 102
Baker
O'Donnell Joseph F., r. 17| Langton
O'Donnell Julia, widow, r. 606 Guerrero
O'Donnell Kate, widow, r. 17^ Langton
O'Doimell Maggie, domestic 2912 California
O'Donnell Maggie, domestic 3010 Clay
O'Donnell Mamie Miss, r. 118 Welsh
O'Donnell Margaret, domestic 1501 Scott
O'Donnell Margaret, widow, r. 404 Octavia
O'Donnell Mark, marine fireman, r. 1109^ Montgomery
O'Donnell Martin, r. 454i Natoma
0'D(jnnell Martin, laborer, r. 417 Twenty-seventh
O'Donnell Martin W. (Murphy & O'Donnell) r. Homer
Station, Cal.
O'Donnell Mary, widow, r. 9 Eldridge
O'Donnell Marj-, widow, r. 12 West Mission
O'Donnell Mary, widow, r. 405 Polk
O'Donnell Matt (O'Donnell & Dearhi) r. 608 Geary
O'Donnell Matthew, laborer, r. 548 Howard
O'Donnell Michael, r. 1711 Howard
O'Donnell Michael, baker, r. 219 Mason
O'Donnell Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Vicks-
burg and Jerse.v, r. 258 Jersej-
O'Donnell Michael, "laborer, r. 59J West Mission
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. SW ct)r Twenty-eighth
and Tiffan\- Av
O'Donnell Michael, liquors, 212 Fourth
O'Donnell Michael G., butcher, r. 18 Rausch
O'Dmnell Nellie, widow, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
O'Donnell Patrick, butcher, r. 414 Hayes
O'Donnell Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and Si-
erra
O'Donnell Patrick, liqu<.irs, r. 118 Welsh
O'Donnell Patrick, liquors, 810 Kentucky
O'Donnell Patrick H., messenger Board of Health, r. 806
Kentucky
O'Donnell Patrick J., plumber, 704 Butte, r. 552 Iowa
O'Donnell Patrick J., policeman, r. 413 Third Av
O'Donnell Peter, gripraan, r. 1220 Twentv-fourth
O'Donnell Philip, bartender, r. 1055 Mission
O'Donnell Philip, traveling salesman Sachs Bros. & Co.,
r. 2660 Folsom
O'Donnell Philip, waiter stmr Corona
O'Donnell Richard M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1027 Laguna
O'Donnell Robert, laborer, r. 418 Greenwich
O'Donnell Roger, real estate, r. 1318 Dupont
O'Donnell Rosie Miss, dressmaker, r. 116 Bernard
O'Donnell Sarah, domestic, r. 1428 McAllister
( >'Donnell Sarah Miss, teacher San Leandro School, r.
1132 Folsom
t»'Donnell Thomas, oil refiner, r. 415 Edna
O'Donnell Thomas, stonecutter, r. 18 Rausch
O'ltonnell Thomas C, journalist, r. 606 Guerrero
O'Donnell W. H., engi eer, r. 1206J Polk
O'D.mnell William, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1002^
McAllister
O'Donnell William, laborer, r. 261 Minna
O'Donnell Will. am, stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 939 Seventh
O'Donnell William F., stonecutter, r. 28'i6 Sixteenth
O'Donnell William O., acrobat, r. 25 Twelfth
O'Donnell William T., clerk, r. 18 Rausch
O'Donndl & Dearin (Matt O'Donnell and James H. Dear-
in) liquors, 5 Grant Av
O'Donoghue Cornelius, salesman C. Curtin, r. 408 Hyde
O'Donohue Marj-, widow, r. 331 Turk
O'Diinovan Katie, domestic 2715 Sacramento
O' Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 613 Natoma
O'Dougherty George, attorney at law, r. 16 Masou
(J'Doughertv Henn' P., electrician, r. 238 Day
O'D .ul August (O'Doul & Co.) r. SW cor Fifth Av South
and L
O'Doul Edward, butcher, r. SW cor Fifth Av South
and L
O'Doul Eugene, butcher, r. 1237 Seventh Av South
O'Doul & Co. (Au.iu.st O'Doul and Emil Peguillan,
wholesale sheei> butchers, Fifth A\- South nr K
SAiN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORl
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
^1 MONTGOMERY STREET. Eoom 20
The San FranGisGG GALL: is a Sreat Newspaper
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taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
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O'Dowd Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co.
O'Dowd Maurice, jfripnian, r. 334a Second Av
O'Dowd Thomas P., salesman, 2006 Sutter
O'Driscoll Con, r. 951 Howard
O'Driscoll Eu'jeiie D., laborer, r. 547 Mission
O'Dwyer Charles E., clerk ODwyer & Co., SE cor Six-
teenth and Capp, r. 505 Oak
O'Dwyer James (O'Dwyer & Co.) r. 505 Oak
O'Dwyer James Jr., salesman O'Dwyer & Co., r. 400
Twenty-fourth
O'Dwyer John, laborer, r. 1028i Alabama
O'Dwyer Thomas J., manager O'Dwyer & Co., r. 1212
Howard
0'l»W¥EK •&' <'0. (James O'Dwyer) importers and
dealers dry goods, 30-38 Third and SE cor Sixteenth
and Capp
O'Farrell Annie Mrs., saleslady, r. 515a Fell
O'Farrell Bernard, butcher, r. bUa. Fell
O'Farrell Bridget A., widow, liquors, 1776 Howard, r.
200 Fourteenth
O'Fan-ell Gustave, clerk, r. 515a Fell
O'Farrell Hattie Mrs., furnished rooms, 425 Stevenson
O'Farrell John, dairy, r. \V s Edinburgh nr India Av
O'Farrell John G., condiictor, r. 324 Duncan
O'F.IKKULL JOH\ .1. (O'Farrell & Co.) r. 1010 P<ist
O'Farrell Joseph P., laborer, r. 29 Stanley PI
O'Farrell Kate Mi-s, copyist A. L. Bancroft Co., r. ."Siria
Fell
O'Farrell Lillie Miss, domestic 1620 Sacramento
O'Farrell Richard, butcher, r. 515a Fell
O'Farrell Theresa Miss, bookbinder, r. 515a Fell
O'Farrell Thomas, r. 2486 Market
O'Farrell Thomas, surveyor, r. 631 Sacramento
O'Farrell Timothy, deputy Pound Keeper, r. 2514 Center
O'Farrell William, hosenian Engine 17, r. 425 Stevenson
O'Farrell William, purser stmr Gypsie, r. 1853 Stevenson
O'FARRELL & CO. (.IolmJ.«'Far.
rell) real t'State, house brokers aud auc-
tioneers, II .Montgomery. Telephone Main
ior>
1^" O'Farrell. See Fan-ell
O'Flanagan Arthur J., machniist, r. 915 Sanchez
O'Flanagan Edward E., salesman O'Connor, Motfatt &
Co., r. 915 Sanchez
O'Gara James, ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel
O'Gara John, student, r. 718 Octavia
O'Gara Patrick, laborer, r. 523 Arkansas
O'Gorman Matthew, stevedore, r. W s McClellaii nr Cort-
land Av
O'Gorman Theophilus \., executive officer U. S. Marine
Hosptal
BS" O'Gorman. See Gorman
O'Grady Alexander, attorney at law, r. 560 Olive .-Vv
O'Grady John, shoemaker, r. 2009 Hyde
O'Grady Martin, coojier, r. 338 Fourth
O'Grady Patrick, laborer, r. 317 Eighth
O'Grady P. J., stone cutter, r. 624 Fourth
O'Grady Rodger D. , laborer, 616 Broadway
O'Grady Thomas, cigars, r. 110 Hyde
O'Grady Thomas, groceries and liquors, 130 Shipley
O'Grady Timothy, policeman, r. 413 Clementina
O'GradV William, r. 476 Jessie
O'Grady Williair, watchman, r. 22 Fifth
OGrady William Rev., r. 1628 Church
fl^- O'Grady. See Grady
O' Hair Patrick E., stoves and tinware, 135 Fourth, r.
848b Howard
O'Halloran Frank, seaman, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
O'Halloran James, collector, 26 Montgomery
O'Halloran Lizzie Miss, record clerk Post Office, r. 709
Howard
O'Halloran Mary, widow, r. 1231 Castro
O'Halloran Thomas, tailor, NE cor Castro and Twenty-
fourth
O'Hanlon Charles P., conductor, r. 1816a Ellis
O'Hanlon Elizabeth Miss, r. 1625 Folsom
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TWTKRKET STREET
Up-St.\irs opp. P.alack Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia BottliQ(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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BEST BEER ON EARTH.
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O'Hanlon Francis, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana
O'Hanlon James, teamster, r. SW corSteiner and Waller
O'Hanlon James F. (James F. O'Hanlon & Co.) r. 1625
Folsom
(J'Hanlon James F. & Co. (James F. O'Hanlon) dothiiiif,
12 Montgomery Av and 721 Montgomery
< )'HLinlim John, horseshoer, r. 523 Franklin
(I'HiiiiloM Timothy P., painter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
itC^ ii'Hanlon. See Hanlon
o'Hara Charles, driver, r. 30 Grove
o'Hara Charles G., marine engineer, r. 24J Clinton
(»'Hai-a Daniel F., laundrj'uian, r. 9 Bernard
O'Hara D. J., storekeeper stmr Mariposa
O'Hara Edward, laborer, r. 248 Tehama
O'Hara Edward, machinist, r. 1229 Howard
O'Hara Hugh K., boilermaker, r. 18 Georgia
o'Hara James, carriage painter, r. 9 Bernard
O'Hara James C, machine operator, r. 413 Powell
O'Hara John, capit list, r. 404 Broadway
O'Hara John, driver, r. 525 Gearj', rear
O'Hara John, fireman, r. 1229 Howard
O'Hara Kate, domestic 2220 Jackson
O'Hara Kate, widow, r. 525J Howard
O'Hara Lillian Miss (O'Hara & Livennore) r. 704 Sutter
O'Hara Maggie, widow, r. 1016 Devisadero
O'Hara Mary, cook, r. 1330 Sutter
O'Hara Mart', domestic 2899 Jackson
O'Hara Mary, domestic, r. N bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth Avs South
O'Hara Mary E., widow, r. 704 Sutter
O'Hara Maurice, longshoreman, r. 578 Howard
O'Hara Peter, laborer Magdalen Asylum
O'Hara Peter, teamster, r. 318 Brannan
O'Hara Samuel A., printer, r. 1229 Howard
O'Hara Thomas, cook, 1828 Haight
O'Hara Thomas, groceries and liquors, 2751 Sixteenth
O'Hara Thomas, lodging's, 153^ Third
O'Hara William, laborer, r. 214 Chestnut
O'Hara William Jr., wireworker, r. 214 Chestnut
O'Hara W. T. , conductor, r. 145 Twelfth
O'Hara & Livennore (Misses Lillian O'Hara and Grace 0.
Livennore) decorative art work, 704 Sutter
O'Hare E. , engineer, r. 1610 Howard
O'Hare Edward, coachman, r. 1319 Guerrero
OHare Edward, painter, r. 712 Folsom
O'Hare Hugh, caipenter, r. 753 Howard
O'Hare James, liquors, 666 Mission, r. 753 Howard
O'Hare John, marine fireman, r. 5 Napier Alley
O'Hare John, painter, r. 712 Folsom
O'Hare John, watchman Market St Ry, r. 1017i Hamp-
shie
O'Hare Maggie, domestic 1540 Ellis
o'Har.' Michael A., plasterer, r. 50 Farallone Ocean 'iew
< >'Hare Peter, fireman, r. 249 Minna
a^ O'Hare. See O'Hara
O'Hea James H., clerk Tax Collector's office, r. 905 Mar-
ket
O'Hea Walter H., with S. E. Fischer & Co., r. Alameda
O'Hearn Daniel, laborer, r. 4 Alger PI
OHearn John, teamster, r. 3112 Fillmore
O'Hearn Patrick, fireman, r. 625 Da\i.s
O'Hearn Patrick, helper, r. 1114 Tennessee
O'Horo James, plumber, r. 1,579 Folsom
O'Horo Joseph, plumber, r. 1579 Folsom
O'Horo Mark E., i)Iumber, r. 1579 Folsom
O'Horo Michael, host'er. r. 1579 Folsom
O'Kane Catherine, wldow,r. 17i Ridley
O'Kane Charles T., clerk J. O'Kane, r. 1114 O'Farrell
O'Kane Edward, capitalist, r. 1067 Mission
O'Kane Frank (O'Kane & Sons) and expressman, r. 1036
Golden Gate Av
O'Kane Frank, horse dealer, r. 1333 Natoma
O'Kane Frank G., manager J. O'Kane, r. 1114 O'Farrell
U iVAIlL J.f importer, dealer and manu-
facturer saddles, harness, etc., 7«7 .Mar-
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Ivaiie James, r. 3*3 First
Kane James (0'Kane& Sons) 1036 Golden Gate Av
Kane James, laborer, r. 929 Minnesota
Kane James W., driver, r. 1408 Folsom
Kane Jennie, domestic 1905 Pacific A v
Kane John, capitalist, office 55 Nevada Block, r. 346
First
Kane John, harness maker, \\ s Fifth Av bet Pt Lobos
Av and McAllister
Kane John, livery, 1408 Folsom
Kane John, traveling salesman Thomas Taylor & Co.,
r. 401 Harrison
Kane John F., hackman, r. 213 Fourteenth
Kane Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 17i Ridley
Kane M. E., widow, r. 1114 O'Farre'll
Kane Rose Miss, arloveinaker, r. 1333 Natoma
Kane Thomas (O'Kane & Sons) r. 1036 Golden Gate Av
Kane William, bookkeeper, r. 34(> First
Kane William, g-lassblowers, r. 171 Kidley
'KA\E WILLIAM !»., general superintendent
Pacific Transfer Co. , 20 Sutter
Kane & Sons (James, Thomas and Frank) expressmen.
SW cor California and Montgomery and 1036 Golden
uate Av
Keefe Abbie Miss, r. 820 Union
Keefe Agnes Miss, compositor, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Keefe Andrew, laborer, r. 314 Beale
Keefe Annie, bookkeeper, r. 912 Pine
Keefe Annie, domestic 311 Broderick
Keefe Annie, widow, r. 3 Hopet^m Terrace
Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 1 1 Bourbin PI
Keefe Daniel (J. J. McCarthy & Co.) r. 797 Mission
Keefe Daniel, foundryman, r. 1 Beale PI
Keefe Daniel, laborer, r. 11 Perry
Keefe Daniel, shipwright, r. 513 Howard
Keefe David, r. 345 Clementina
Keefe David, lineman, r. 318* Clementina
Keefe Dennis, r. 10 Converge
Keefe Dennis, laborer S. P. Co.
Keefe Denuis D. , sailmaker, r. 1529 Dolores
Keefe Edward, bookkeeper, r. ^ew Continental Hotel
Keefe Edward, laborer, r. 720 Tennessee
Keefe Edward, shearsman, r. New Continental Hotel
Keefe Frank H., traveling salesman Dairjiuan's Union
of Cal., r. San Jose
Keefe George, peddler, r. Alms House
Keefe Honora, domestic, r. Alms House
Keefe J., r. 167 Geary
Keefe Jeremiah (OKeefe & Draffin) r. 519 ShotweU
Keefe .leremiah, coal dealer, r. 2 Vincent
Keefe Jeiemiah, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth
and Br>-ant
Keefe Jeremiah, laborer A. E. Buckman
Keefe John, gripman, r. 1119 Clay
Keefe John, groceries and liquors, 215 Twelfth
Keefe John, laborer, r. 733b Clementina
Keefe John K. (OKeefe & Botto) r. 11 Bourbin PI
Keefe John F., boilermaker, r. 51S Tliird
Keefe John J., r. 316 Turk
Keefe Joseph, carpenter, r. 11 Bourbon
Keefe Joseph A., salesman F. S. Enos &Ci>., r. 3 Hope-
ton Terrace
Keefe Julia, domestic 202 Ridley
Keefe Katie, r. 129 Cook
Keefe Lizzie Mrs., r. l4 D
Keefe Maggie Miss, teacher music, r. I(3o0a Hayes
Keefe Margaret, \ndow, r. 358 Brannau
Keefe Marguret, janitress Henrj' Durant Primary
Schiiol, r. 316 Turk
Keefe Mary E., widow, r. 834 Folsom
Keefe Michael, bo.xmaker, r. 1 Beale PI
Keefe Michael, groceries and liquors, 1122 Harrison
Keefe Michael, laborer, r. 2 Precita Av, rear
Keefe Michael, teamster, r. SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Keefe Michael J., clerk Raphael Weill i Co., r. 316
Turk
O'Keefe Morris, laborer, r. 1703 Howard
O'Keeie Patrick, baker, r. 1 Beale PI
O'Keefe Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1610 Kearny
O'Keefe Patrick J., melter, r. 816 Lyon
O'Keefe Paol, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
O'Keefe Susan, widow, r. Alms House
O'Keefe Thomas, r. N E cor Fillmore and Chestnut
O'Keefe Timothy, liquors. 1831 Mission
O'Keefe Timothv, machinist, r. 540 Mission
O'Keefe William", r. 1610 Kearny
O'Keefe & Botto (John F. O'Keefe and Augustine Botto)
wood and coal, 170<J Eddy
O'Keeie & Draffin (Jeremiah O'Keefe and William H.
Draffin) wood and coal, hav and grain, 2620 Mission
O'Keeffe Arthur J., clerk, r. 1806 Polk
O'KKGFFE D.4XIRL .1. A., choice wines, liquors
and cigars, NE cor Washington and Polk, r. 1806
Polk
O'Keeffe Edmoud D., dental student, r. 1806 Polk
O'Keeffe Patrick, bricklayer, r. 534 Linden Av
O'Keeffe Peter K., policeman, r. 1015 Eighteenth
O'KEEFFE iSTEPHE^' R., attornev at law, 171
Crocker Bldg, r. 1022 i Treat Av
O'Keeffe Thomas J., bookkeejier New England Mutual
Life Ins. Co. , r. Piedmont, Cal.
O'Keeffe William, fireman, r. 234 Fifth
O'Keel Charles H., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol
Station 2, r. 313 Haight
O'Kuhara Y., r. 1327 Pine
O'Laughlin Michael L., switchman, r. 1143 St«venson
O'Leary Arthur, cellarman, r. 320 Langton
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer, r. 940 Bryant
O'Leary Daniel, horseshoer, r. 761 Harrison
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, r. 1909 Stevenson
O'Leary Daniel, machinist, r. 519 Folsom
O'Leary Daniel, jjroprietor Mission Lou\Te, NW cor
Si.xteent'i and Mission, r. 3009a Sixteenth
O'Leary Daniel, painter, r. 410 Brv-ant
O'Leary Daniel J., inspector Custom House, r. 410 Brj ant
O'Leary David, laborer, r. 501 Napa
O'LEARY D.4VID J., assistant editor Journal of
Commerce, secretary and treasurer San Francisco
Joui-nal of Commerce Publishing Cd., r. 1004 Polk
O'Learj- Dennis, fireman, r. 3015 Larkin
O'Leary Ellen, widow, r. 247 Clementina
O'Leary Ellen, widow, r. 1112 Twenty-sixth
O'Leary Fergus, r Grand Hotel
O'Leary Frances Miss, saleslady Cook & Co., r. 614 Jones
O'Leary James, butcher, r. 36 Garden
O'Leary James, clerk Charles Mattheas & Co., r. 1153
Harrison
O'LEARV J.IMES, editor and president San Francisco
Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., and editor
Commercial Herald and Market Review, r. 2418 Sac-
ramento
O'Leary James, livery stable, -2113 Pine
O'Leary James, s-hoemaker, r. 117 Natoma
O'Leary James, signalman, r. 3 Kate PI
O'Leary James Jr., reporter Journal of Commerce, r.
2418 Sacramento
O'Leary Jeremiah, manager James O'Leary, 2113 Pine
O'Lear.v Jeremiah, teamster, r. 32 Filbert
O'Leary John, cooper, r. 40 Moss
O'Leary John, firemati, r. 625 Davis
O'Leary John, glass beveler. r. 9 Tehama
O'Leary- John, laborer, r. 117 Natoma
O'Leary John, laborer, r. 315 Tehama
O'Leary John, laborer, r. 940 Bryant
O'Leary John, tinsmith, r. 1153 Harrison
O'Leary J.)hii F., teamster, r. 247 Clementina
O'Leary Julia, domestic 3031 Washington
O'Leary Marj-, dressmaker, r. 40 Moss
0'Lear\' Mary-, stam-^tress, r. 117 Natoma
O'Leary Mary, widow, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
O'Learj- Marj-, widow, r. 940 Brannan
O'Leary- Marj- E. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary Sch.xil,
r. 412 Hyde
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331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
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O'Leary Michael, clerk Newman & Levinson.r. Mariposii
nr Seventh
O'Leary Michael, laborer, r. 43 Perrj
O'Leary Michael, laborer, r. 054 Natoiiia
U'Leary Nora Miss, ironer, r. 151!) Eddy
O'Leary Patrick, inm molder, r. 34 Clara
O'Leary Patrck, laborer, r. 1153 Harrison
O'Leary Patrick, liquors, (511 Tennessee
O'Leary Patrick F., compositor, r. 2418 Sacramento
O'Leary Peter J., com|)0.sitor, r. 2418 Sacramento
O'Leary Silvester, teamster, r. 1115 Broderick
O'Leary Thomas, r. 24 Mint Av
O'Leary Thomas ■)., rattanworker, r. 125 Geary
O'Leary Timothy, gripman, r. 3306 California
O'Leary Timotliy, hostler, r. 1909 Stevenson
O'Leary Timothy, shoemaker, r. 531J Howard
O'Leary Timothy, teamster, r. 221 Vallejo
O'Leary William, bridgetender, r. 311 Lan^oii
O'Leary William, conductor, r. 106 Natoma
O'Leary William distributor Post Office, r. ClOi Natoma
O'Leary William J., bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., r.
503 Powell
O'Leary William J., paperhan^er, r. 1126 Alabama
O'Loghlen Andrew .J., bookkeeper, r. 6 Liberty
O'Loghlen M'illiam F., clerk H. B.Kilboum, r. 6 Libertj
O'Loughlin Nellie Miss, vice-i)rincipal Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 1101 Pine
" O'Loughlin. See O'Laughlin
O'Mahoney Hugh, salesman, r. S s Clement nr Twenty-
third Av
O'Mahony W. G. Rev. r., 390 Shot well
O'Malley Annie C, domestic 130 Scott
O'Malley Austin J., agent for J. O'Kane, and harness-
maker, r. 1516 California
O'Malley Charles, bartender, r. 1222 Union
O'Malley Charles, policeman, r. 219 Fair Oaks
O'Malley Daniel P., laborer, r. '237 Seventh
O'Malley Edward, furniture mover, r. 861 Market
O'Malley James, bricklayer, r. 52 Minna
O'Malley James, carpenter, r. 1213 McAllister
O'Malley James, expressman, r. 261 Perry
O'Malley James C, asst bookkeejier Horn & Co., r. 1213
McAllister
O'Malley James T., laborer, r. 15 Lafayette PI
O'Malley John, groceries, 318 Vallejo
O Milley John, laborer, r. 223 Minna
O'Malley John, road repairer, r. 529 Valencia
O'Malley John, teamster, r. 317 Grove
o'Mallev John J., clerk Naphtalv, Freidenrich & Acker-
maii, r. 1213 McAllister
O'Malley John T. C, molder, r. 15 Lafayette PI
O'Malley John W., contractor, r. 1302 Folsom
O'Malley Mary, domestic r. 18^ Henry
O'Malley Mary, widow, r. Alms Honse
O'Malley M. Hosking, widow, r. 512a Oak
O'Malley Owen, teamster, 111 Front, r. 261 Peny
O'Mallev Patrick, laborer, r. 155 Tehama
O'Malley Peter J., molder, r 2635i Harrison
O'Malley St«phan F., horseshoer, r. 223 Minna
O'Malley Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Ala-
bam I
O'Mallev Thomas J., boatman, r. 15 Lafavette PI
O'Malley VVilliam H , student, r. 1516 California
O'Mara Ellen, widow, r. 734 Clementina
O'Maiii John, blacksmith, r. 327 Cumberland
O'Mara John, foreman Market St. Ry, r. 209 Carl
< )'Mara Kate Mrs , groceries, 1318 Point Lobes Av
O'Mara Lawrence, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 209 Carl
0'.\lara Thomas, lii|uors, 1156 Mission
O'Meara Catherine, widow, r. 1007 Pacific
o'M ara Edward, cabinet maker, r. 149 Shipley, rear
O'Meara James, blacksmith, r. 506 Fourth
O'Meara John, wireworker, r. 1131 Shipley
O'Meara John E.. asst cashier New York Life Ins. Co.,
17-23 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 1017 Polk
O'Meara John J., driver, r. 24 Hoff Av
O'Meara Maggie, domestic 1416 Larkiii
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
eUMlnous Macliiiiery, Traciion Engines & Qaariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
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O'Meara N., 2nd cook stmr Colon
O'Meara Philip, r. 1017 Polk
O'Meara R., laborer, r. 1580 Kentucky
O'Meara Richard T. (O'.Meara & McCarthy) r. 1017 Polk
O'Meara Thomas, conductor, r. 1523 Golden Gate .\v
O'Meara Thomas J., stableman, r. 217 Ma-son
O'-MearacSc .McCarthy (Richard T. O'Meara and Charles
F. McCarth.\) wood and coal, 809 Geary
(^'Neal Cornelius, shii) cai-penter, r. 406 Brj'ant
O'Neal J. A., r. New Western Hotel
O'Neal John B., solicitor, r. 502J Broadway
O'Neal John H., r. 14c Clinton
O'Neal .Miry L. Mrs., teacher Harrison Primary School,
r. 924 Valencia
O'Neal Thomas, sewerman, r. 1242 Howard
O'Neal Thomas, teamster, r. SVV cor Steiner and Waller
O'Neale H., conduct(jr, r. Folsom bet Third and Fourth
O'Neil Andrew, fireman, r. 72 Tehama
O'Neil Andrew, stevedore, r. 129 Freelon
O'Neil .\nn, \yidow, r. 15 Jansen
O'Neil A. T , packer, r. 222 Pacific
O'Neil Bridget, widow, r. 215 Fillmore
O'Neil Brothers (Lawrence J. and Timothy J.) liquors.
1125 Oak
O'Neil Catherine Miss, oiiemtor W. V. Tel. Co., r. 82?
Geary
ONeil Catharine Mrs., widow, r. 621 Second
O'Neil Charles E., laborer, r. 631 McAllister
O'Neil Charles E. Rev., assistant pa-stor St. Joseph's
(R. C.) Church, r. 214 Tenth
O'.VKIL t'VRCS F., sexUm and c Hector First Tni-
tarian Church, r. 116 Ridley
O'Neil Daniel, caq)enter, r. .552 Folsom
O'Neil Daniel, ironworker, r. 507 Seventh
O'Neil Daniel F., molaer, r. 116 Ridlev
ONeil Daniel M., blacksmith, r. 608 Hayes
O'Neil Delia Mrs., r. 565 Stevenson
O'Neil Dennis J., bariier, 602 Haight, r. 96 Steiner
O'Neil E. D. Mrs., widow, r. 2762S Harrison
O'Neil Edward, billiard table maker, r. 429 Seventeenth
t>'Neil Edward, boxmaker. r. 129 Freelon
O'Neil Edward, foreman Industrial Iron Wks. r. 1431
Folsom
O'Neil Edward, tailor, r. 846 Howard
O'Neil Edward J., watchman, r. 451 Octavia
O'Neil Ellen, widow, r. 429 Seventeenth
(•'Neil Eugene, laborer, r. 115 State
O'Neil Felix, r. 5U Langton
O'Neil Florence, fireman S. F. Fire Dept, r. 96 Steiner
O'Neil Francis, laborer r. 2 Washington
O'Neil Frederick, molder, r. 184 Jessie
tl'Neil George, carrier Post Office, r. 4'29 Seventeenth
0'.\EIL <;i':ORGE D., secretary California Chani-
l)agne Co., 244 Stevenson, r. 19 Scott
<J'Neil George H., truckman Truck 4, r. 1616 Pacific Av
O'Neil George P., bookkeeper, r. 614 Twent.v-fourth
O'Neil Gregory, hostler, r. 1529 Howard
O'Neil Harry S. , plumber, r. Corhett Road
O'Neil Henrietta .Miss, dressmaker, r. 96 Steiner
O'Neil James, hostler, r. 2318 Pine
O'Neil James, laborer, r. 512 .Mission
O'Neil J. C, 110 Fourth
O'Neil Jeremiah D. J., molder, r. 3 Laussat
O'Neil Jeremiah T., painter, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Johanna, d«>mestic 331 Guerrero
O'Neil Johannah Mrs., rattanworker, r. 26 Welsh
O'Neil John, r. 1 Louisa
O'Neil John, boxmaker, r. 618 Second
O'Neil John, butcher, r. 507 Seventh
O'Neil John, butcher, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
O'Neil John, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
O'Neil John, laborer, r. 7 J Madison Av
O'Neil John, lamplighter, r. 432 Seventeenth
O'Neil John, longshoreman, r. .305 Minna
O'Neil John, printer, r. 17 Minna
O'Neil John, salesman Eastern Clock Co., r. 718 Green
O'Neil John, teamster, r. 3553 Fillmore
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O'Xeil .John D., harnessmaker, 721 F.'Urteenth
O'NeilJohn J., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 537 Haight
O'N'eil John M., plumber, r. 614 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil .John P., plumber, r. S White
O'Neil Joseph, r. 11 Lafayette
O'XeU Joseph, carpenter, r. ■IlTb Diamond
O'Neil Joseph, porter, r. 627 O'Farrell
O'Neil Joseph, waiter, r. 281 Minna
O'Neil Kate Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 22 Howard Court
O'Neil Katie Miss, laundress Lane HospiUl
O'Neil L., sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r. Berkeley
() Neil Lavena C. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 522 Eddy
O'Neil LawTence J., (O'Neil Bros.) liquors and hoseman
Engine 21, r. !)6 Steiner
O'Neil Lillian B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Granunar School,
r. 116 Ridlev
O'NeU Louisa E., widow, r. 429 Seventeenth
O'Neil Maggie, domestic, r. 31 Sanchez
O'Neil Maggie J., Miss, tailoress, r. 9« Steiner
O'Neil Margaret, widow, r. 96 Steiner
O'Neil Margaret, widow, r. 835 Vallejo
O'Neil Martin, helper, r. 124 HoAard
O'Neil Marv, domestic, r. 50S Mason
O'Neil Mav Miss, clerk, r. 5 Bond
O'Neil Michael, hoseman Engine 19, r. 316 Seventh, rear
O'Neil Michael J., r. 826 Greenwich
O Neil Morris, waiter, r. 1212 Missi.m
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Victor
ONeil Patrick, longshoreman, r. 129 Freelon
O'Neil Patrick, master mariner, r. 828 Geary
O'Neil Rose, domestic 2327 Howard
O'Neil Sarah, Mrs., laundress, r. 13l3i ilason
O'Neil Thomas, r. 3 Rausch
O'Neil Thomas, r. 411 Van Ness Av
O'Neil Thomas, bartender, r. 123 Eddy
O'Neil Thomas, contractor, r. 713 Oak
O'Neil Thomes, foundrj-man, r. 512 Howard
O'Neil Thomas, horseshoer, r. 12 Auburn
O'Neil Thomas, marble'Utter, r. 735 Brannan
O'Neil Tliomas F., clerk, r. 537 Hai-ht
O'Neil Thomas P. , bartender, r. 2224 Post
O'Neil Timothv J. (O'Neil Bros.) r. 118 Scott
O'Neil Timothv J., goldbeater, r. 1212 Folsom
O'Neil Vuicent, driver, r. 408 Octa- la
O'Neil Vincent A., bookkeeper Leonard & Ellis, r. 116
Ridlev
ONeil William, bugg^■ maker, r. 621 Grove
O'Neil WilUam, engineer, r. 421 Fourth
O'Neil William, jeweler, r. 115 State
O'Neil William, mining, r. 1220 Folsom
O'Neil William, teamster, r. 421 Second
ONeil William H., r. 120 Eighth
O'Neil William .1., clerk, r. 1S19 Greenwich
O'Neil WilhamJ., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 132
Sixth
O'Neil William L., clerk Pahiier & Rey Type Foundry,
r. 1819 Greenwich
e^" O'Neil. See O'Neal and O'Nial
O'Neill Alice, widow, bakery, 154 Solano
O'Neill Ambrose E., drugirist, r. 60S Seventeenth
O'Neill Anna Miss, shoemaker, r. 35 Ridley
O'Neill Annie Miss, clerk, r. 928 McAllister
O'Neill Arthur, 2d steward stmr Alameda
O'Neill Arthur A., surgeon stmr Peru, r. Ill Eddy
O'Neill Bernard, r. 1141 Mission
O'Neill Bernard, engineer, r. 529 Howard
O'Neill Bridget, domestic 1820 Eddy
O'Neill Brothers Jt Ca.llaghan (Edward and Frank O'NeUl
and C. W. Callaghan) manufacturers' agents, 500
Montgomery
O'Neill Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
O'Neill Cornelius E., shoe cutter, r. 537 Third
O'Neill Daniel, carpenter, r. 19 Lafayette
O'Neill Daniel, laborer, r. Ahns Houze
O'Neill Daniel, laborer, r. 36 Clay
O'Neill Daniel, laborer, r. 418 Ringold
O'Neill Daniel, shoemaker, r. 537 Third
O'Neill Daniel, whanbuilder, r. 512| Second
O'Neill Daniel J., carpenter, r. 902i Folsom
O'Neill Daniel J., porter, r. 2710 Polk
O'Neill David J., bartender, r. 1000 Jlinna
O'Neill Dennis, coal passer stmr MarijKJsa
O'Neill Dennis, seaman, r. 621 Second
O'Neill Edward (O'NeUI Bros. & Callaghan) r. Soquel.
Cal.
O'Neill Edward, brass finisher, r. 218 Chattanooga
O'Neill Edward, contractor, r. NE cor Boyce and St.
Rose's Av
O'Neill Edward, driver, r. 350 Tehama
O'Neill Edward, hostler, r. 5 Bond
O'Neill Edward, machinist, r. 608 Seventeenth
O'Neill Edward, piledriver, r. 103 First
O'Neill Ed«in, mail clerk Examiner, r. 1305 Montgom-
erj-
O'Neill Ellen, widow, r. 99 Haves
O'Neill Ellen, widow, r. 447i First
O'Neill Ellen, widow, r. 530 Third
O'Neill Emma L. Miss, r. 1224 Fo som
O'Neill Eugene, stenographer Frank B. Peterson & Cu..
r. 1305 Moiitgomerv
O'Neill Eunice Mrs., r. 554 Stevenson
O'Neill Florence Miss, saleslady C. Curtin, r. 425 Eddy
O'Neill Frank (O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan) r. Grand
Hotel
O'Neill Frank, car washer, r. SW cor Sanchez and Twen-
tv-n>nth
O'Neill Frank, pressman, r. 1305 Montgomery
O'Neill Frank D., printer, r. 218 Chattanooga
O'Neill Frank G., packer, r. 554 Steven>on
O'Neill Frank I., porter, r. 1824b Howard
O'Neill Frederick, clerk, r. 4475 First
O'Neill George A., porter, r. 219 Mason
O'Neill Hannah, widow, r. 1227 Dolores
O'Neill Harrv, clerk Frank B. Petersan & Co., r. 46
Richland Av
O'Neill Harry, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
t»'Neill Harrv, salesman The Maze, r. i>09i Leavenworth
tl'Neill Henf\ , heU>er, r. 531 Brannan
O'Neill Henry, laborer Mt. St. Joseph's Infant Orphan
.\svluin
O'Neill" Henrj-, stonecutter, r. 428 Seventh
O'Neill Hu-'h, butcher, r. W S Brannan bet Dore and
Channel
O'Neill Hugh, horseshoer, r. 1406 Twenty-third
O'Neill James, laborer, r. 1312^ Natoma
O'Meill James J. lO'NeiU & Seeger) r. 18 Montgomery
O'Neill Jame< J., machinist, r. 309 Thirtieth
O'Neill James T., clerk, r. 554 Stevenson
O'Neill John, bricklayer, r. 418 Ringold
O'Neill John, fireman, r. 12 Federal
O'Neill John, laborer, r. 447' First
O'Neill John, merchant, r. Alms House
O'Neill John, jJasterer, r. 1014 York
O'Neill John, seaman, r. Alms House
O'Neill John, teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
O'Neill John, teamster, r. 721 Fourteenth
O'Neill John E., carrier Post Office, r. 239 Fifth
O'Neill John E., clerk, r. 512i Second
O'Neill John E., trackman, r. 1223| Bush
O'Neill John J., electrician, r. 717 Greenwich
O'Neill John D., porter, r. 31 Gilbert
O'Neill John P., r. 5 Leonard PI
O'Neill John T, car repairer, r. 512| San Jo^^e At
O'Neill Joseph, capifcilist, r. 113 Fourteenth
O'Neill Joseph Jr., real estate, r. 113 F..urtet;nth
O'Neill Joseph D., r. 608 Seventeenth
(CNeill Joseph L., engineer, r. 218 Chattanooga
O'Neill Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1631 Mission
(J'Neill Kate, widow, r. 333 Guerrero
O'Neill Kate, widow, r. 565 Stevenson
O'Neill Laurence, laborer Harbor Commissioners, r.
Berkeley
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O'Neill Loretta J. Miss, stenoffraphei- William F. Wil-
son, r. 927 McAllister
O'Neill Louisa, widow, r. 15135 Larkin
O'Neill Magsrie F. Mrs., diessiiiakiiig, Oil Ellis
O'Neill Margaret Mrs., r. Alms House
O'Neill Mary, bookbinder, r. 620 Stevenson
O'Neill Mary, domestic 1.513 Washington
O'Neill Mary, dressmaker, r. 402 McAllister
O'Neill Mary, widow, r. m\ Everett
O'Neill Mary, widow, r. 1H31 Mission
O'Neill Mary A., widow, r. 218 Chattanooga
O'Neill Marv A., widow, r. 123.5 Twenty-fifth
O'Neill Matthew .J., real estate, r. 1128 Vallejo
O'Neill Michael, fireman, r. 62.i Davis
O'Neill Michael, laborer, r. 019 Pacific
O'Neill Michael, lumberman, r. 26^ Ritch
O'Neill Neil, watchmaker, 104 Jackson, r. 1415 Hyde
O'Neill Nellie G. Miss (Gray & O'Neill) r. 127 Kearny
O'Neill Nicholas, policeman, r. 521 Arkansas
O'Neill Patrick, boxmaker, r. 1305 Montgomery
O'Neill Patrick, butcher, v. Ninth Av South bet L and K
O'Neill Patrick, carpenter, r. 413 California Av
O'Neill Patrick driver, r. 167 Perry
O'Neill Patrick, laborer, r. 178 Perry
O'lSeill Patrick, machinist, r. 309 Thirtieth
O'Neill Patrick, miner, r. Alms House
O'Neill Patrick .1., physician and surgeon, 51 Fifth
O'Neill Philip, mail clerk Examiner, r. 1305 Muiit-
gomerv
O'Neill P. J., grinder, r. 445 First
O'Neill Richard, rancher, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
York
O'Neill Richard, seaman, r. Alms House
OJNelll Richard 1., attorney at law, 19 Nevada Block, r.
cor Santa Clara and York
O'Neill Robert E. , shoecutter, r. 1305 Montgomery
O'Neill Robert F., machinist, r. Alameda
O'Neili Robert P., engineer, r. 415 Jersey
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'Neill Stejihen J , laborer, r. 831 Mission
'Neill Stephen, luiiiberman, r. 272 Ritch
'Neill Terrence, cattle dealer, r. Ns Ney nr Congdoii
Ntill Theodore A., painter, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Xeill Thomas, r. 421 Noe
Neill Thomas (Union Machine Co.) r. 15 Guy PI
I'Neill Thomas, boatman, r. 8 Clay
Neill Thomas, boxmaker, r. 129 Freelon
I Neill I'homas, carpenter, r. 46 Richland Av
I'Neill Thomas, floorwalker, r. 2215 Devisadero
'Neill ITiomas, laborer, r. 26 Welsh
iNeill Thomas B., coiner U. S. Mint, r. iViU Howard
1' Neill Thomas E. Rev. O. P., cler.'yman Dominican
Monastery, r. W s Steiner bet Bush and Pine
Neill Thomas J., clerk Bauer Bros & Co., r. 2215 De-
visadero
I' Neill Walter, shoecutter, r. 1305 Montgomerv
I .\e 11 W. H., car cleaner, r. 120 Eighth
I'Neill William, r. 2224 Post
I'Neill William, boxmaker, r. 129 Freelon
• Neill William, laborer, r. 130 Hickorv Av
INeill William, lab.jrer, r. 4051 Fifth
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O'Neill William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.'
2215 Devisadero
O'Neill William D., solicitor Traffic Association of Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
O'Neill William J., bookbinder, r. 608 Seventeenth
(I'Neill William M., gripman, r. 1749 Hayes
(I'Neill William W., carrier Post Office, r. 522 Eddy
O'Neill & Seeger (James J. O'Neill and William J.
Seeger) proprietors Post Street Cafe, 16 Post
O'Nial Joshua, bookkeeper Hibemia S. and L. Society,
r. 707 Broderick
(•'Rear Horace W., bookkeeper. Sjiring Vallev W. W., r.
118 Liberty
O'Regan A., r. 5455 Fulton
o'Regan Bartholomew, groceries and li(piors. 2+1 Stev-
enson
O'Regan Charles, laborer, r. 593 Ash Av
O'Regan Heiir>-, waiter, r. 8 Zoe, rear
O'Regan James, laborer, r. 593 Ash Av
O'Reilly Agnes, domestic 1634 Ellis
O'Reillv Ann, r. 327i Fourth, rear
O'Reilly Arthur, butcher, r. 1005 O'Farrell
O'Reilly Elizabeth, widow, r. 318 Twenty-eighth
O'Reilly Frank, student, r 1311 Guerrero
O'Reilly James, bartender, r. 109 Rose Av
O'Reillv James, conductor, r. 2927 Sacramento
O'Reilly Jennie F. Miss, r. 222 Turk
O'Reilly Jeremiah, boot treer, r. 1434 Dolores
O'Reilly Jeremiah, liquors, SE cor Twenty -fifth and Va-
lencia, r. 1311 Guerrero
O'Reilly John, bricklayer, r. 109 Rose Av
O'Reilly John T., seaman, r. 3275 Fourth, rear
O'Reilly Joseph, plumber, r. 109 Rose Av
O'Reillv J. P., liquors, NE cor Spring and Summer, (>V.i
Pine
O'Reilly Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 404 Sixth
O'Reilly Matthew, machinist, r. 223 Solano
O'Reillv Michael J., salesman Erlanger & Galinger, r. 30J
Erie
O'Reilly Patrick, wood and coal, 915 Post, r. 915a Post
O'Reilly Patrick J., blockpaver, r. 1625 Mission
O'Reilly Patrick J., liquors, r. 613 Pine
O'Reillv Patrick J., teamster, r. 6 Ivv Av
O'Reilly Peter, pressman, r. 1605 O'Farrell
O'Reilly Robert B., compositor, r. 118 Perry
O'Reilly Robert J., deputy Street Superintendent, r. IK^
Perry
O'Reilly William, r. 31175 Mission
O'Reilly William, cook, r. Alms House
O'Reillv. See O'Rilev, Reilly and Rilev
O'Reilley William C, stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
327 Clementina
O'Riley Bridget, widow, r. 1120 Church
O'Riley Peter J., clerk, r. s62i Mission
O'Riley Thomas J., machinist, r. 512 Howard
O'Roake James F., conductor, r. 312 Valley
O'Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 36 West Mission
O'Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 1626 Duiiont
O'Rourke Char'es, seaman, r. 8 M una
O'Rourke Daniel C, shoemaker, r. 36 West Mission
O'Rourke Edward J., bookkeeper Owen McCabe, r. 2915
Mission
O'Rourke Eugene, hostler, r. 465 Clara
OHourke Eugene S. (Nolan & O'Rourke) r. 1025 Page
O'Rourke Frank, plumber, r. 308 Fulton
O'Rourke Frank J., horseshoer, 327 Golden Gate Av
O'Rourke Hugh, fireman, r. 402 Harrison
O'Rourke Isaac W., veterinarv surgeon, 331 Golden Gate
Av
O'Rourke James, r. 2415 Clay, rear
(TRiiurke James, bookkeei)er, r. 1626 Dnpint
( I'Knurke James, butcher, r. '231 Birch Av
( I'K' urke .James, horseshoer, SE cor Post and Fillmore
( I'Kciurke James, hostler, r. 420 Eighth
o'Kiurke James, plasterer, r. W s Lond"n nr China Av
d'Hciurke James, teamster, r. .538 Minna
(I'lxourke James C, machinist, r. 308 FMlton
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O'Rourke^James S.. horseshoer, 13G Folsoni, r. 1 49 Fol-
sohi'
ORourke Johu, r. 223 Minna
0*Rourke John, carriage painter, r. 11 Thirteenth
O'Rourke John, laborer, r. 221 Arlinsrton
O'Rourke John, laborer, r. 900 Illinois
O'Rourke John, w.ntd tunier, r. 1032 T\venty-flrst
O'Rourke John C. Jr., wood turner, r. 1032 Twenty-first
(^» Rourke John F. (Reilly & Co. ) r. 338 Thirteenth
O'Rourke John F., laborer, r. 223 Minna
O'Rourke John F., printer, r. 326 Day
O'Roiu-ke John F., wheelwTight. r. 120 Austin Av
O'Rourke John J., eii^neer, r. 533 Jessie
O'Rourke John T., horseshoer, r. 331 Ciolden Cate Av
O'Rourke .loseph M., printer, r. 326 Day
ORourke K., i>antrywou)a'i, r. 348 Fifth
O'Rourke Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 632 Guerrero
O'ltoiirke Masrgie Miss, teacher piano, r. The .\bbotsf()rd
O'Rourke Margaret Miss, dressmaking, 2416 California
O'Rourke Maria, widow, r. \V s Lomion nr China Av
O'Rourke Martin, carriage i>aiuter, r. 11 Thirteenth
ORourke Martin, teamster, r. 35" First
O'Rourke .Mary, domestic ''520 SacramenU>
O'Kourke Michael, ironniolder, r. 54 Clementina
O'Rourki Michael, lalxirer, r. 2222* Greenwich
ORourke Michael, laborer, r. W s London nr China Av
oR.urke Michael, laborer, r. 223 Crescent Av
O'Rourke Michael, student, r. 231 Birch Av
O'Rourke Nora Miss, -tamstress, r. 1519 Eddy
O'Rourke Patrick, c-an)enter, r. 120 Austin Av
O'Rourke Patrick, laljorer, r. 11 Thirteenth
O'Rourke Patrick, lalKirer, r. I.=i5i Shipley
o'Roiu-ke Patrick, tanner, r. 816 Potrero Av
O'Rourke Patrick, teamster, r. 326 Day
O'Rourke P. J., wo.jlgrader, r. 439 Pa^e
O'Rourke Robert, shiiemaker, r. 430 Natoma
0'R(jurke Robert, teamster, r. .548 Valencia
O'Rourke Thomas, carriage blacksmith, r. 11 Thirteenth
O'Rourke 'I'homas, coalpasser stmr Coliunbia
O'Rourke ' homas. horseshoer, r. 327 Golden Gate Av
O'Rourke T homa-s, lalwrer, r. Alabama bet Center and
El Dorado
f)'Rourke Thoma-s, paving, r. 231 Birch Av
O'Rourke Thoma.s A., laborer, r. 816 Potrero Av
O'Rourke Thomas H., ujiholsterer, r. 17 Third
O'Rourke Thomas J., machinist, r. 1022 Cajiii
O'Rourke Thomas J., painter, r. '2215 Turk
ORourke William, blacksmith, r. 11 Thirteenth
I )'ltourke William, seaman, r. 127 Second
10- O'Rourke. See Roiu-ke
O'Riaii Daniel, clerk, r. 415 Mason
O'Shaughenessy Charles, elevatonuan, r. 1316* Mission
0'Shaughnes.sy' Charles W., compositor, r. 8 Olive Court
o'Shaughnessy Henrj- P., plimiber, r. 8 Olive Court
O'ShaughnessV J., clerk Gets Bros. & Co., r. 805 Golden
Gate Av
O'Shauithnessy Joseph, clerk, r. 102 Fifth
O'Shaughnessy Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors.
1034 Howard
O'Shau'jhnessy Martin, groceries, 138 Second, r. 439J
Brj'ant
O'Shaughne-ssv Michael, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1316* Siission
O'Shauijhiiessv Michael, laborer, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
0'SHAUGHKESS¥ M. M.. civil and consulting
engfineer, 225 Crocker Bldg., office hours 9 to 10 A.
M. and 4 to 5 P. M.
O'Shaughnessy Patrick, bartender, r. 211 Third
O'Shaughnessy Peter J., r. 8 Olive Court
0'5»tiaughnessy Thomas J., salesman Patrick Flannigan
r. 1316* M ssTon
O'Shaughnessy William, keeper Sheriffs office, r. 210
Valencia
)'Sh,:ughnessy William J., butcher, 9.53 Bryant, r. 410
Elizabeth
1^" O'Shaughnessy. See Shaughnessy
O'Shea Cornelius, hactman, r. 510 Twenty-sixth
O'Shea Daniel, engineers' storekeej^r, S. S. Gaelic, O
and O. S. S. Cu., r. 410 Bryant
O'Shea Daniel, merchant, r. 510 Twenty-sixth
O'Shea Edward, laborer, r. 9 Natoma
O'Shea James J., plumber, 321 California Av
O'Shea Jeremiah, liquors, NE cor Folsom and Eighth
O'Shea John, bartender, r. 300 Hayes
O'Shea John F., policeman, r. 25 Clinton
O'Shea Joseph W. , painter, r. 321 California Av
O'Shea Mary, domestic 1927 Devisadero
O'Shea Patrick, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
O'Shea Patrick, laborer, r. 819 J Lyon
O'Shea Richard (Harkms & O'Shea) r. 600 Fourth
O'Shea I'homas, liquors, 480 Jessie, r. 514 Stevenson
iff" O'Shea. See Shay and Shea
O'Sullivan Bridget, rattan worker, r. NW cor Sixth and
Howard
O'Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. 1318 Ellis
O'Sullivan Cornelius D. Mrs., widow, r. 1025 Bush
O'Sullivan Cornelius D. Jr., r. 1025 Bush
O'Sullivan Daniel, contractor brick work, office 16 Post,
r. 1368 Ellis
O'Sullivan Denis M., bartender, r. 528 Waller
O'Sullivan Edward, barber, r. Fourteenth Av South nr P
O'Sullivan Frederick, r. 1148 Folsom
O'Sullivan Hannie Mrs., saleslady, r. 626 Eddy
O'Sullivan James, contractor brickwork, office 16 Post,
r. 1716 San Carlos Av
«^)'Sullivan James, st. rekeeper, r. 1019 Washington
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, waiter, r. 42 Crocker
O'Sullivan John H., salesman C. Curtiu, r. 328 Twenty-
n'nth
O'Sullivan John M.. showcard writer Dwight M. Pidge
r. l.:7 Page
O'Sullivan Joseph A., bookkeeper HibeniiaS. and L. So-
ciety, r. 1025 Bush
O'Sullivan Margaret Miss, r. 217 Francisco
O'Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 1707 Howard
O'Sullivan Mary, domesticj2816 Clay
O'Sullivan Marj- Miss, dressmaking, r. 127 Page
( t'SuUivan Marj- Miss, r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
oSiillivau Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 221 Eighth
O'Sullivan Mai^- Mrs", widow, r. 127 Page
O'Sullivan Michael, cooper, r 31 Chesley, rear
O'Sullivan Michael, shoecutter, r. 10 Prospect Av
O'Sullivan Michael, sign painter, r. 12i Pa^e
O'Sullivan Michael H., shoemaker, r. 1625 Devisadero
O'Sullivan Michael J., iioliceman, r. 1928 Greenwich
O'Svdlivan Michael S., molder, r. 10 Prospect Av
O'Sullivan Michael T., carpenter, r. 501J Sixth
O'Sullivan Patrick D. , r. 1741 Mission
O'Sullivan Patrick J., organist St. Joseph's Church, r.
732i Clementina
O'Sullivan Thomas J., milkman, r. 515 Noe
O'Sullivan Timothy, r. 301 Castro
O'Sullivan Timothy, framemaker, r. 501 J Sixth
O'Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 1 Eldridge
O'Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 1931 Howard
O'Sullivan William, r. 31 Chesley, rear
»■ O'Sullivan. See Sullivan
O'Toole Albert, messenger Kohler & Chase, r. 1-28 Perry
0'T<x)le Coleman, stevedore, r. 4 Pringle Court
O'Toole Henry, laborer, r. 128 Perrj-
O'Toole Hu^-h, watchman, r. 217* Eighth, rear
O'Toole James, fireman, r. Oriental Hotel
O'Toole James, laborer, r. 46 West Mission
O'Toole James, laundr>-man, r. 5 Herman
O'Toi le James, jjainter, r. 2509 Mission, rear
O'Toole John, laborer, r. 317 Vallejo
OToole John, porter, r. 1115 Filbert
O'Toole John W., clerk WiUiam W. Campbell, r. 20 Oak
O'Toole Joseph, expressman, r. 1119 Filbert
O'Toole Laurence, sjiecial policeman, r. 1119 Filbert
( I'To. .le Lizzie, hairdre-ser, r. 20 Oak
O'TOOLE .M. C. oculist and aurist, 11-13 St. Ann s
Bldg, 6 Eddy, hours 11 A. M. to 1 P. M. and 2 to 4
P. M., Tuesdays and Sundays excepted, r. Berkeley
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OTooIe Michatl, messenger Kohler & Chase, r.l28 Perry
O'Toole Tai.iii is, laborer, r. 33 Cleiuentiiia, rear
i^ O'Toolu. See Toole
Oahine Johanna, widow, r. 1541 Mission
Oak a.nsolidateil Mining Co., 1^. V. Hoeffler secretary,
Hobart Bldg , ,,. .
Oak George, bamboo furniture, r. •2207 J Mission
Oak Grove House, William McKenna i)ro])rietor,
House,
Harrison
r)ak Joseph M., eari)enter, r. 318i Myrtle Av
Oakes Conrad L., cooper, r. 322 ^ Pacific
oakes Frank S., agent S. F. Disinfector Co., r. 121 Post
Oakes George W., carpet layer, r. 1236^ Folsom
Oakes George W., furniture finisher, r. ItiOft Stevenson
Oakes John, cooper, r. 5 Silver Star PI
Oakes Thomas J., oai'|>enter, r. 1605 Stevensim
Hakes Thomas .1., iioner, r. iVi Thirteenth
OAKES WALTER P., ^ro,.„,.,„„
•iOV Urant Av, rooms 3-5
OAKCV ALE.VAXWEK V., architect, 10b Leides-
dorff, r. 2511 California
i>:ikland and Alameda Ferry Parcel Delivery, Ferry Bldg,
OAKLAm'd* ART rOTTERV AND TERKA
COTTA WORKS, James Miller proprietor, Will-
iam J. Caviuiaf,^h manager, 1175 Market
OIKLAND BREWEUV, office 403 Market
OAKLAND DIRECTOR*, F. M. Husted publisher,
530 Califoniia, room 65
OAKLAND FERRW, foot Market ._,^ ^,^
OAKLAND «AS. LI«HT AND HEAT CO.,
Joseph G. Eastland president, John A. Brittou sec-
reUry, 604 Commercial „ ,, „
Oakland House, George W. France proprietor, 6b4J How-
ard and 27 Hunt
Oakland Paper Box Factory, Mrs. Kate M. Morgan pro-
prietor, 55 Stevenson
I )akiand Preserving Co , Frederick Tillmann Jr. jjresi-
dent, otlice 3J7 iJatterv, works Oakland
OAKLA.\D RAILROAD CO., office NEcor Fourth
and Townsend, room 28
Oakley Aaron 1)., mnfr rubber sUmps and stencils, 423
\Va.shington, r. 724 Bay
OIKLET CHARLES .■»!., manager Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association (of New York) and New Eng-
land Mutual Accident Association, 314 Montgomery,
rooms 4-5, r. 326 Larkin
Oakley Edward D., teller Security Savings Bank, r. 1416
Washington
( )akley Gilbert H., ma-ster mariner, r. 7 Clay
Oakley James H., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, Presidio Reservation
Oakley Jane M s., dressmaker, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Oakley John, 2d officer stmr Suiiol, r. Vallejo
Oakley Lillian, stenographer Wiester & Co., r. 209 tan-
Oakley Louis M., electrician Aaron D. Oakley, r. 724 Bay
Oakley Paul, cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 201 Taylor
Oakley Robert ()., real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. Io09.
Broadway
Oakley Thomas, machine agent, r. 3026 Sixteenth
Oakley William, contractor brickwork, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Oak Valley Distilling Co. (of Covington, Ky.) Braun-
scbweiger & Co. Pacific Coast agents. .5-7 Drumm
Oakshett Ellen, widow, r. 1214 Union
OAKYILLE WINE DEPOT, Charles Ryhner i>ro-
prietor", SW cor Folsom and Army
Oat John M., sailmakcr, r. 608 Capp
Oaten Fannie N., widow, r. 2.337a Mission
Oates Charles, laborer, r. 915^ Howard
Oates James, plasterer, r. 2523 Post, rear
Oates Lizzie, waitress Einscopil Old Ladies" Home ]
Oates Martin, laborer,r. C3 Shii)ley
Oates William H., gardener, r. 2519 McAllister
Oatman J. W., traveling s^alesman Miller, SIoss & Scott,
r. Reno, Nev.
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D.itinan Frank W., r. 1519 Larkin
O.itts Cliarles, r. Alms House
obdontiinder Dental Parlors, 815^ Geary
Obed Anton, millhand, r. 209 Potrero Av
Obenauer Adolph, driver, r. 2206 Phie
Obenauer Alfred, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 2200 Puie
OBENAUER <iEOR«E, barber, 39 Second, r. 2200
Pine
Obenauer George Jr., traveling salesman Giant Powder
Co. , r. 2206 Pine
Obenauer Henry, clerk City of Paris, r. 2206 Pine
Ober Charles, cook schr Madoc
Ober Charles T., machinist, r. 41i Clinton
Ober Louis P., salesman, r. 1315 O'Farrell
Ober M. H. & Co. (Mrs. Mary H. Ober) lathes' furnishing
goods 34 Geary
Ober Mary H. Mrs.(M. H. Ober) r. 34 Geary
Oberdeener Charles, l.akery, 1207 Market, r. 629 Ha.\es
Oberdeener Isaac, clerk W. Oberdeener, r. 1620 Pme
Oberdeener Robert, clerk W, Oberdeener, r. 1620 Pme
Oberdeener Wolf, stationery. 22 Sutter, r. 1620 Pine
Oierfeld Fritz, baker, r. 763 Howard
Oberf elder Max (Dallemand & Co.) r. Chicago
Oberfelder J'obias (Dallemand & Co.) r. Chicago
Oberfeldt F-ederick, baker, r. 358 Jessie
Oberfield Henry D., messenger Wells Fargo & Co,, r.
2410 Sacramento
Oberf rank John, harnessmaker, r. .504 Ellis
Oberg Axel, shoemaker, r. Alms House
Oberg Fritz, tailor, 724| Market, r. 515a Taylor
Oberg John, car repairer, r. 58 Hermann
Oberg Victor, shoemaker, 4 Virginia Court
Oberhaus John, teamster, r. 515 Seventeenth
Oberhaus Martin, gardener, r. Acton nr Mission Road
Oberle Joseph, butcher, r. S s First Av South nr Rail-
road Av , ,-, ij
Obermeyer Benno, mnfrs' agent, 339 Kearny, r. Golden
West Hotel
Obermeyer John A., helper, r. 3.572 Mmna
OBERMEVER T. F. A., proprietor Railroad Saloon,
620 Market, r. 1224 Laguna
Oberndorf Abraham, canvasser, r. 148 Eddy
Obemesser Antone. butcher, r. 532^ Harrison
OBERO^ H.4LL, E. A. Fischer proprietor, 38 O Far-
rell
Oberst Charles, brewer, r. 48 Lomsa
Oberst Frank, ironmolder,
Brvant Av , . , j ^, ,^ 1
Ober ,t" Frank, laborer, r. SE cor Florida and El Dorado
Oberst William, wood and ivorj- turner, bi^> Brannan, r.
52ii Brannan
Obert Anton, millhand, r. 209 Potrero Av
Obert Charles W., miller, r. 209 Potrero Av
Obitz Florent, clerk, r. 540 Washington
Obradovich George, cook, r. 2043J Folsom
Obradovich Peter, waiter, r. 3033 Sixteenth
Obram Thomas G., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 94.>
Masonic Av
Obrist Emil, stencil cutter and rubber stamps, 648 Sac-
ramento
Obst Emil, driver, r. 1005 Post
Ocampo Luigi, cook, r. 418 Broadway
OCCIDENT PIBLI.SHIN« CO.. publishers of the
Occident. 13 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Occident SUbles, Charles S. Crittenden proprietor, 1000
OCCiIbENT the, weekly Presbyterian publication,
The Occident Publishing Co. publishers, 13 Mills
OCC^IDE.VTArANI* ORIENT.4L STEAMSHIP
CO.. Charles F. Crocker president, D. D. Stubbs
secretar> , office 425 Market
OCCIDENTAL BAR, E. M. Th(mias manager, fine
wines and liquors, 136 Montgomery
CO
r. SW cor Sixteenth anil
W% m C^rw\T^Mm i:^lia>rr>0 Wm keep DUeaseaerms out of the water. Rented
PASTEUR FILTERS c. B»o'«fA"."ff«.Ti''„-.::i.tfi".*Kf s«»
W. B. CMAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer cf Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 189^.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
OCl'i»lv.\TAL BEI::'i'-Sr<;AK CO., Claus Spreckels
l>iesident, John D. Sureckels vice-president, E. H.
JSheldun secretary, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
treasurers, 327 Market
0(X-|l»K\TAL BOAKl» PRE!«BVTERI.1K MIS-
JJION HOIVSE, Mrs. P. D. Brown president, Mrs.
S. A. Kelly corresponding secretary, 920 Sacramento
Occidental Brush Factory, Boyle Bros, proprietors, 1208
Pacific
Occifiental Cigar Store, C. W. Smith manager, 136 Mont-
gomery
Occidental" Club, John McCarthy president, E. T. Mills
vice-president, T. E. Dunne vice-president, Joseph
E. Ba.\.er secretary, W. J. Bryan treasurer, 413
Stockton
Occidentil Consolidated Mining Co. (Storj' Co., Xev.) A.
K. Durlir.iw secretary, fi!) Xevada Block
OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY,*.,,.
>v»
tlain and
»! Kerr proiti leior-
Harrison
0<tII>EMAL HJEE KIM>ER«iKTE\, Miss
Mattie Bulluk jiniicipal, .^14 Howard
Occidental Grain Warehouse, William M. Starr proprie-
tor, N\V cor Fir.stand Towiisend
Occidental Handball and Racquet Court, John Jones
manager, 120 Grove
OCCIUEN'TAL hotel, William B. Hooper pro-
prietor, E s Montgomerj- from Sutter to Bush, Tele-
phone ilain 214
Occidental Land and Improvement Co., J. P. Martin
secretar\-, office 305 Sansomc
OC-l'IDI- .>rAI, LAI .M»K1', otBce 3013 Sixteenth
Occidental Loan Association, Leon Dennery secretar\-,
•214 Pine, rooms 3-.5
Occidental Watch Co. (Henry Walker and Arthur J.
Eatun) installment jeweh-y, 24 Post
Oi'« IItt:M'AL MILL (Eureka, Humboldt Co., Cal.)
iUKay t^ Co., proprietors, 4 California
Occiiiental Xews Co. , William G. Brown manager, S. P.
C'o.'s Depot, Third and Townsend
OC€I»E>iTAL RESTAVKANT, Joseph Munier pro-
prietor, 337 Bush
Occidental Trotting and Pacing Association, F. W.
Kellev secretan', 313 Bush
OCCII»E.\TAL VARNISH ^VORKS, J. P. Jourden
proprietor, factory NW cor Nineteenth and Harri-
son, office 811 Market
Ocean Beach House, Claus T. Kroger proprietor, 313
Forty-ninth Av
Ocean Beach Pavilion, Henry Doscher proprietor, Ocean
Beach, nr P. and O. KR. station
OCEAN IIOESE l>RI.UARV .SCHOOL. Daniel J.
Delay principal, San Miguel Road, nr Ocean House
P.oad
OCEA.X HOI SE ROAD XIRSERY, J. Jacquemet
& Co^ proprietors. Ocean House Road nr Public
School
OCEAN MARINE IXSVRANCE CO. (limited) of
London, H. M. Ne>vhall &. Co. agents, 309-311 San-
some
Ocean Si Je House, Mrs. Anna Hevmans proprietor, on
the beach 2A m les south from Cliff House
Ocean Terrace Restaurant, Paul Busch proprietor,
^5Utro Heights
Ocean View Drug Store, Dr. H. Yandre proprietor, XE
cor Sickles Av and San Jose Road, Ocean View
OCEAN VIEW POLICE STATION. S s Plymouth
bet Sadowa and Sagamore, Ocean View
Ocean View Post Office, now Station L, Sagamore and
San Jose Av
OCEA\ VIEW RAILROAD STATION. Old San
Jose Road, six r.i;'ca from New City Hall
OCEAN VIEW I'.IO^ CONti RELATIONAL
CHURCH. Ri5v. Tliomas H. Henderson pastor,
Ns Broad bet Pljinouth and Cajjitol, Ocean A"iew
Oceanic Phosphate Co., W. Frese & Co. agents, C. A.
Kern manager, Lester James secretary, 4i9 Califor-
nia, room 15
0<"EANIC STEA.HSHIP CO., John D. Spreckels
president, Charles Goodall vice-president, E. H.
Sheldon secretary, J. D. Spreckels a. Bros. Co. treas-
urers, office 327 Market, Telephone Main 1166, wharf
foot of Folsom, Telephone Main 1928
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COS TICKET ANI>
PASSENGER OEB-ICE, L. F. Cockroft general
passenger agent, 138 Montgomery
(Jcellie John, peddler, r. 734 Montgomerj'
Ochella Charles, laborer, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Ochs Amelia Miss, sewing school, 165(t Hayes
Oihs Conrad L. , cooper, r. 5 Silver Star PI
Ochs Gustav F., salesman Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
140^ Cumberland
Ochs Herman, butcher, Fillmore bet Geary and Post, r.
1308 Steiner
Ochs John, cooper, r. 5 Silver Star PI
Ochs Lizzie Miss, r. 5 Silver Star PI
< ickerlj- Louis, carpenter, r. 433 Eddy
Ockert Charles, liquors, 642 Sacramento, r. 649 Sacra-
mento
Ockson Christian P., waiter, r. 717 Howard
Octobre Michel, porter, r. 202J Fourth
Odabashin Arakel, fruits, 118 Powell, r. 228 Minna
OUA(>IKI MASNOSKE, secretary consul Jupan, r.
1.514 Pine
odall Luther, baker. Eclipse Cracker Co.
OUI» FELLOWS' BIILDlNCi, SW cor Seventh and
Market
01»I» FKLLOW S' CEMETERV, George R. Fletcher
superintendent, S s Point Lobos Av bet Henderson
and First Av, Telephone Main 1977 3 bells
Odd Fellows' Cemetery (colored) N of Pt Lobos Av nr
Thirtv-third Av
OUU FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION,
George T. Bohen pi esident, George Penlington sec-
retary, 8 Flood Bldg. Telephone Main 1977
OUl» FELLOWS' EMPLOVMENT ASSOCIA-
TION, F. W. Jaeger president, A. McMenaman secre-
tiiry, room 11, Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market
and Seventh
Odd Fellows' General Relief Committee, James F.
Nichols secretary, 3 Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor
Seventh and Market
OI>l» FELLOW S' HALL, SW cor Market and Se\-
enth
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION, Judge
David Louderback jnesident, S. N. Wyckoff secre-
tary, room 3, Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market
and Seventh, Telephone Sijuth 7
ODI» FELLOWS' LIBKAKV, Andrew J. Cleaiy
librarian, SW cor Market and S'-venth
ODD FEI LOWS' LIBKARV .ISSOCIATION.
M. T. Moses president, William Thackery secretary.
Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and Seventh
Odd Fellows' SavinsB Bank (in liquidation) 240 ilont-
gonierv, room 7
Odeirard Henrjs laborer, r. 553 Fifth
Odell Ada Miss, milliner, r. 60S Capp
Odell Anna A. Miss, r. 520 Capp
Odell Daniel, boxmaker, r. 225 Bay
Odell Harlan P., manager G. W. Straight, r. 425 Gears
Odell Isaac, marine engineer, r. 225 Bay
Odell John, laborer, r. 225 Bay
Odell Laura Miss, r. 518 Geary
Odell Louis, foreman Eclipse Oacker Co.
Odell Walton L., carpenter, r. 849 Capp
Odell William, actor, r. 225 Bay
Odell William, engii eer, r. 252§ Third
Odell William G., lutcher, 1019 Tenth Av South
Odell William G. Jr., butcher, r. 1019 Tenth Av Soutl
Odell William L. , carpenter, r. 84!) Capp
Odell & Co. (F< ( chow , China) F. E, An.es Co. agents, -Iz
24 Luning Bldg
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WGM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Fxom 23
sii!|CRLBE §f^|^ FRflNGISGO GrtLL
CHAS. I. SHORTPJBGE,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE '^J^9°^2^^^:
ever Fails. Call on or
iteto N.J. STONE & CO.
Flood Building, S. F.
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XiT Odell. See O'Dell
< )den Alexander, machinist, r. 1609 J Dupont
Oden Narcisse Mrs., Alins House
(Wen Osi^ar, laborer, r. 476 Tehama
Oden William T., captain U. S. steamer Yosemlte, r.
Alameda
Odera Tomaso, teamster, r. 1015 Washington
Odemiatt Arnold, nmsician, r. 245 Fourth
Oderniatt Joseph, boilermaker, r. 13 Harrison Av
Oilermiitt Louis, boilermaker Paul Oderniatt, r. Oak-
land
(Werniatt Paul, boiler works, 58 Bluxome, r (JO Bluxomu
Odermott Adolph, milker, r. cor Thirty -second and
Diamond
( )dero Thomas, teamster, r. 1015 Washington
( (dgers Thomas, car rejiairer, r. i»21 Howard
Odgers William, machinehand, r.,921 Howard
Odin Hall, 413 Sutter
Odin William, laborer, r. 965 Folsom
odhuid Andrew, heli)er, r. 10 Mint Av
odium lluin|ihrey E., butcher, r. 912 Ellis
odium Samuel, carpenter, r. 10 Washii)<,''ton Av
ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO.,
<;«
liakci- itiai
Ml t:aay
Ala-
1509
Oiloul Au'4Ust, liutulicr, r. 1250 Fifth Av South
Oechske Frederick G., cabinetmaker, r. 1021 Valenci:
Oechske Martin 1). , millhand, r. 1929 Howard
Oeding F. J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2315 Post
Oeding William F., ])ri liter J. O. Jephson & Co.,
meda
Oehler Elmer R., barber, 504 Twenty-fourth,
Valencia
Oehhnann Charles, i)oiter, r. 640 Howard
Oehs Herman, butcher, r. 1308 Steiner
Oellrich Emil J., harnessniaker, r. 19 Beidemanii
Oellrich Frederick, clerk, r. 17 Beidemann
(Jellrich Henry, waiter, r. 1126 Harrison
Oellrich Theodore, salesman Yon Ronn, Heiicke & I>ors-
bach, r. 19 Beidemann
Oellrich William, driver, r. 17 Beidemann
Oellrich William Jr., bellhanger, r. 17 Beideinann
its' Oellrich. See Ohlerich, Ollerlch and Ulricli
Oelrich Denis, sugarmaker, r. N s Sherman Av nr Sears,
Oct an View
Oelrichs Herman, r. NW cor Pine and Jones
Oels Ernst, groceries and liquors, 265 Stevenson
Oenhousen Modeste, widow, r. 224 Sanchez
Oer William H., smelter, r. 553 Fifth
Gertie ivaspar, gardener, 606 Stockton
Oescher Frederick, laborer, r. Alms House
Oester Charles, blacksmith, r. 14 Valencia
Oest Christian, clerk William Wohltman, r. 2647 Mission
Oest Kinil, clerk H. Schroder & Co., r. 2.i33 California
Oester Henry C, blacksmith, r. 536a Twenty -fourth
B^ Ocs'ter. See Oster
Oesternian E., salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 735 Ellis
O^stermann Louis, bookkeeper Adolph Hromada, r. Ala-
meda
iT-^'Ocsterniann. See Ostennan and Ovstennan
OESTERREICHER LOUIS,...,.....
(■•/iiniy B-vai s'state ai!«-iil aiiiS (•oIlecl«»r,
5o:t 4;aIirornia. r. Alaiiietla
Oesterreicher Walter L., clerk Louis Oesterreicher, r.
Alameda
OES'l'IN<ii PAUL (Joy & Oesting) r. 704 Broderick
Oestiiig William C, delicacies 88-91 California Market, r.
1111 Washington
Ocsirtiili William F., patrolman Morse's Patrol System,
r. 131U Mason
Octkcii h reda, domestic 1427 Larkin
Oettl Arthur C., coppersmith, r. 440^ Natoma
Oettl Louis, grocer, r. 446 J Nat. una
Oettl Louis, proprietor Tanners' Home, cor San Bruno
and I'recita Avs
Oetzel George W., shoecutter, r. 830 Bay
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHfiNT TAILORS
622 Ti^RKKET STREE5T
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Noveltit-s in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
(^^aliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELA5^D'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Oetzmann Emil, plumber, r. 29 Beidemann
Oetzmann Petronella, widow, r. 29 Beidemann
Off Lena, domes-tic 2123 Buchanan
Offenbacher Katherine, widow, bakery, 720 Valle.jn
Oflfenhauser Frederick H., tailor, r. 6 Virginia Court
Offer George, laborer, r. 6 Geneva
Offer Hermann M., concrete contractor, 314Montgonery,
r. E s Cole nr Carl
Offermann Frederick J., groceries and liquors, 1421 Har-
rison
Offermann George H., marine engineer, r. 131 Tremont
Av
Offermann John F. (Offermann & Rohde) r. NW cor
Fourth and Townsend
OFFEKM.4.Ki\ OTTO, wines and liquors, SE cor H
and Ninth Av
Offermann William, groceries anil liquors, 1402J Fol-
som
Offermann & Rohde (John F. Offermann and Benihard
H. Rhode) liquors, NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Office of General Internal Revenue, Bonded Warehouse
No. 1, First District of California, Bode & Hazlett
jiroprietors, NE cor Third and King
OFFICE SPECIALTY MANU-
FACTURING C0.,'!;ri:..?sv:
luauu'.ad.iii'fi's aTi<! d«-alers labor saving
devices and riii-iiitnrc lor oliices, a» New
.HoiitKiiiiiiery. Kiraisd Hotel Bids, Tele-
Itlioue Miiiu !*«», fattory Koeliester, S. \\
OFFIfE SIiri'LV CO. See Charles E. Naylor
offner Frincis J. , compositor, r. 253 Minna
Offt Heter, cabinetmaker, r. 10 Freeloii
Ogarte Manuel, porter, r. 1119a Kearny
Ogdeii Abby, widow, furnished rooms, 1721 Devisadero
Ogden, Amy, widow, r. 815 Treat Av
Ogden Annie, domestic 710 Golden Gate Av
Ogden August, pile driver, r. 418 Sutter
Ogden Benjamin F., cai-penter, r. 501 Ash Av
Ogdeii Catherine, widow, r. 2529 Sutter
Ogden Charles A. , chemist, 13 Montgomery Block
Ogden Eda Miss, milliner, r. 209 Valencia
Ogden George, with Aart)n Wolff
Ogden Richard L., librarian State Mining Bureau, r, 2411
Pierce
Ogden Robert, bartender, r. 235 O'Farrell
Ogden Robert, blacksmith, r. 915.^ Howard
Oj;e Marv Miss, ironer, r. 214 Seventeenth
OCiiK WILLIAM L.. nnnager Pacific School Fur-
nishing Co., office 723 Market, r. San Rafael
(»;rg Albert E., compositor, r. 619 Powell
Ogilvie Harr^ , machinist, r. 1608 Santa Clara Av
Ogilvie John, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 14
Parker Av
Ogilvie William M. , carpet cutter, r. 522 Eddy
Ogle Frederick E., fruits, 300 Twenty-first
Ogle John, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r. 501
Capp
Oglesby .lames, r. 1018 Pine
Ogrosky Paulena, dressmaking, 1254 Howard
Ogston" William, solicitor, r. 35 Tremont Av
Ohe Albert, to.unster, r. NW cor El Dorado and Hamp-
shire
Ohe Rudoljih, cigar |)acker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1313
Scott
Ohoa Lizzie Miss, stenograjOier Young & Powers, r. Ala-
meda
Ohira George, bamboo furniture, 313 Sutter, r. 501 Bush
( )hl Charles, r. 319 Sansome
Ohl Henry C, telegraph operator, r. New Western Hotel
Ohland John A., conductor Market St. Rv., r. 1632 Ful-
t(n)
Ohlandt Henrv, clerk National Uc Co., r. 1214 Potrero
fifl.SflOWGflSES
MARKET" ST.
F.
Evening Bulletin '
THE LEADING and MOS^
NFLUENTIAL PAPER Of
THE WEST.--See Pa^o 315.
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WITH THE
K SUN INSURflNGE GO.
S 428 California Street
Ohlandt John (N. Ohlaiult i Co. ) r. N s Sonoma nr Po-
trero Av
UHLAXDT X. A €«►. (Nicholas and John Ohlandt
and John A. and » harles H. Buck) manufacturers
animal and willow charcoal, neatsfoot oil and fer-
tilizers, E s Indiana bet .Nevada and Yolo, olHce 327
Market, Telephone South 332b (3 bells)
OHLAXDT NICHOLAS (N. Ohlandt & Co.) and
president The National Ice Co., 327 Market, r. N s
Sonoma nr Potrero Av
Ohlandt Wilhelm, clerk, r. 2201 Larkin
Ohlanszheuger Philip, laborer, r. 31 Moss, rear
Ohlemutz Jacob, butcher, 1404 Dupont, r. 7 Card Alley
Ohlen Edward, restaurant, r. 1534 Clay
Ohlen Thomas E., gripnian, r. 1534 Clay
Ohlerich Charles (Stewart & Co.) r. 829 Vallejo
Ohlerich Charles Jr., salesman, r. 829 Vallejo
Ohlerich Edward, clerk, r. 829 Vallejo
SS" Ohlert. See Oehlert
Ohleson Hans, laborer, r. 418 Jersey
Ohlet Henry E., upholsterer, r. 1318 HaiTison
Ohlever Lewis, clerk Gladding, McBean & Co. , r. 534
Bush
^- Ohlin. See Olin
Ohling E. O., ship joiner Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. (hikland
Ohlmej'er Martin A., clerk Bloom Bros., r. 1210 >Iason
Ohlsemer Louis, r. 13 Welsh, rear
Ohlsen Adolph, fireman, r. 449 Kirst
Ohlsen Charles W. , stevedore, r. 42 Clementina
Ohlsen Henry J., carpenter, r. 163 Richland Av
Ohlsen Joachim, clerk Stunker & Ehlers, r. 512 O'Farrell
Ohlsen Ludwig, expressman, NE cor Valencia and Twen-
ty-fifth, r. 103 San Jose Av
Ohlsen Sophie M., domestic 449 First
Ohlsen Theodore, musician, r. 1730 Greenwich
Ohlson Charles A. , with M. B. Moraghan, r. Millbrac,
Cal.
Ohlson Frank, coo^ier Louis W. ohlson, r. Oakland
Ohlson John A. (Ohlson & Peterson) r. Hi Antonio
Ohlson John M., dver, r. 411 Clipi>er
OHLSON LOUIS W ■„^. «..„
casks, coal and ballast tabs, 239 !«tf narl.
r. 1!>]3 .llagnolia, Oak'and
Ohlson i: Peterson (John A. Ohlson and Peter A. Peter-
son t coffee house, 107 Sixth
Ohlssen Charles O., r. 922| Fylsom
Ohlssen M. Mrs., r. 9225 Folsom
Ohlsson Bror O., bookkeeper Fairbanks, Moi-se & Co., r.
lOlOa Shotwell
Ohlsson Uno W., clerk Bernard Donnelly, r. 1901 Fill-
more
Ohm Anna A. Miss, r. 217 1 Geary
Ohm Augusta L., widow, r. 217i Geary
Ohm Charles L., r. 1231 Howard
Ohm Edward W., r. 217^ Geary
Ohm Frederick A., shoemaker, 430 Folsom
Ohm John, r. 315 Bush
Ohm Louis, r. 747 Harrison
Ohm Paul, shoemaker, r. SW cor York and El Dorado
Ohm William F., salesman Blake, Moflitt & Towne, r. 747
Harrison
Ohman Bernhard, cook, r. 411 Thirtieth
Ohman Gustav, cf>ok Larsen & Neilsen, r. Berkeley
Ohman William A., r. 17 Albion Av
Ohmen WUliam H., machinist, 107 Fremont, r. 1312b
Harrison
Ohnimus George, framemaker, r. 212 Fifteenth
Ohnimus L. J., i)ark policeman, r. Golden Gat« Park
Ohnimus Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 212 Fifteenth
Ohnstein Louise Miss, teacher music, r. 249 Fourth
Ohnstein Oscar, restaurant, 249 Fom-th
Ohrt Henrj', groceries and liquors, cor Grove and De-
visadero, r. 705 Devisadero
Ohrtland Otto, salesman Golden Gate Distilling Co.'s
Yeast Depot, r. 16 Hoff Av
Ohrwall Herald (Ohnvall & Malmstrom) r. 336 Post
Ohrwall & Malmstrom (Herald Ohrwall and Miss Hedwit'
Malmstrom) proprietors Swedish Medical Gymnastie
Institute, 336 Post
( ihsawa F. N., Japanese goods, 403 Geary
Oie Lars L. (Oie & Beardslev) r. 1037J Market
(Jie & Beardsley (Lars L. Oie and Carl R. BeardsU\ >
wall jjaper cleanei-s, 1037i Market
Ojeda Francisca, r. 1950 California
Ojeda J. I. Mrs., r. 925i Mission
Ojeda Robert V., marine engineer, r. 925t Mission
O. K. LIVERl' STABIE, Martin F. Fragley proprie-
tor, 1212 and 1214 Valencia
Oke William S., fireman, r. 37 Washington Av
Okell Charles H. , lieutei ant Underwriters Fire Patrol
2, r. 313 Haight
OKELL CHARLES J. (Okell, Donnell k Co.) r. ISCC
Clinton Av, .\lameda
OKELL, DONNELL & CO.
(i'harles .1. Okell and .Arthur ('. Uonnell
general agents Employers' Liabllitr .As-
surance Corporation Liinite4l (of London.
England), The Patriotic .Assurance Co.
<or Dublin. Ireland) and City .Agents ol
Western Assurance < o. (of Toronto, < an-
ada>, British-.Auierlcan .Assurance Co.
(of Toronto, Canada) and American Fire
Insurance Co. (of Xcm York) 411 Califor-
nia, Telephone .llaln 1015
Okerblad J.isei)h, liiiuors, 16 Fifth, r. 10 Mint Av
Okerburg Hulda, domestic 1615 Jackson
Okerlund Benta, widow, r. 1 Auburn
Okerlund George B., plumber, r. 1 .\uburn
Okitch Mau, cook, r. Alms House
(Jksanen G. A., tanner, r. 2907 Harri-son
<^»kutHi R. (Hynes & Okubo) r. 24 AnU>ni.)
okuno T. , suyierintendent instruction Japanese Y. .M.
C. A., r. 121 Haight
Olace Louise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 520 Stevenson, rear
Olafsen Emma Mrs., proprietor The Lexington, 212a
Eddy
Olafson Oscar, lodgings, 860 Howard
Olafson Carl F., longshoreman, r. Eighteenth Av Sciuth
nr N
Olaguez Gus, p«)rter, r. 1014 Clay
Olaguez Tliomas, musician, r. 228 Greenwich
olague Ignacio, cand.vmaker, r. 1206 Montgomery
Olague James, candjinaker, r. 1206 Montgomery
Olamen Herman, r. 1237 Stockt<m
olangne Seraphino, waiter, r. 168 Clementina
Olanie Julius, pattennnaker S. F. Pattern Works. i-.
Fruitvale, Cal.
Olaguez .\ugust, saddlemaker, r. 1014 Clay
Olard Liiuisa, widow, domestic 1522 California
Olatat .Antone, coalpHsser stmr Alameda
Olbinski Ignatius, tailor, r. 360 Clementina
olbrecht Ann, widow, r. 1416 Taylor
ulby .\ntone, lalwirer, r. 33.5 Fremont
Olcese Joseph, r. 715 Greenwich
olcott William, longshoreman, r. 504 Howard
Olcovich Beinhard(01covioh Bros.)r. 1519 Golden Gate
Av
Olcovich Brothers (Joseph and Benihard) dealers boots
and shoes, 124 Sansome, room 8
Olcovich Hernnan (H.Olcovich & Co.) r. 1716 Geary
Olcovich H. it Co. (H. Olcovich) importer, 330 Pine,
room 57
Olcovich Jacob, bookkeejier Olcovich Bros., r. 719 Eddy
Olcovich Joseph (Olcovich Bros.)r. 2130 Post
Old .4stor House The, William .Mock proprietor, 510
Pacific
OLD BOOK JSTORE THE, Dalv & Curran proi.r.(
tors, 206 Powell
OLD CITW HALL, Kearny, Washington, Merchant
and Dunbur .\llev
TI16 Monarcli BlcyciG
■Every Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
B/IKER 6r H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los .4ngeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
KJKX COHL OIL
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OLD FRIEXMS, James A. Johnsone president, J. E.
Slinkey secretary, headquarters 235 Kearny, rooms
3-4
OLD FRIENDS' CEMETERY, North of Point Lobos
Av nr Thirty-fourth Av
Old George F., driver, r. 1226 Bush
OLD LADIES' HOME (Episcopal) N s Golden Gate
Av bet Masonic Av and Lott
OLD LADIES' HOME (James Lick) University bet
Wayland and Felton, U. M. T.
OLD LAIHES' HOME (Sisters of Mercy) 33 Rincon PI
Old Louvre, Schwarz & Beth, proprietors, junction
Market and O'Farrell
Old Merchants' Exchange Block, 50G Battery
OLD MISSION CHURCH, W s Dolores nr Six-
teenth
OLD PEOPLES' HOME (Crocker Memorial) 2507
Kne
OLD PIONEER HALL, 808 Montgomery
OLD SOUTH PARK STATI'ARV DRUti STORE,
Tullia A. Rottanzi M. D. proprietor, 301 Third
Old Turn Verein Hall, 020 Buth
Oldag Charles, driver Liberty Soda Wks, r. 1335 Eddy
Oldag John, driver, r. 10 Fairen Av
Oldelehr John G., cashier Rudolph Harold Jr., r. 1215
Bush
Oldelehr John H., bartender, r. wj Dale PI
Oldenbour? Louise A. Miss, physician, r. Lake View
Oldenburg Frederick, tinsmith, r. 813 Bi-j'ant
Oldenschiager John, grocery, r. 1227 Sanchez
Older Fremont, city editor Evening Post, r. 147 Dore
Older Herbert, proof reader Evening Post, r. Alameda
Oldfield Charles, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 631 Eddy
Oldham Ellen M., widow, r. 716 Fulton
Oldham Lillie Miss, teacher, r. 716 Fulton
Oldis Frank, clerk Edison Light and Power Co., r. 400
Cheney
Oldis Josephine, widow, r. 460 Chenery
Olds Amasa H., gripman, r. 3Ti-emoi)t Av
Olean Emma Miss, waitress, r. SE cor Leavenworth and
Ells
Olender Isaac (MuUer & Olender) r. 530i Twenty-foiuth
Olender Julius, tanner, r. 530i Twenty-fourth
Olender Samuel (Muller & Olender) r. 1120 FI<jrida
Olert Frederick, laundryman, r. 411 Sanchez
Olesen John, seaman stmr Mariposa
Oleseii Ole, cooper, r. 17 Welsh
Olesen Tellef, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Oleson Alexander, gardener, r. 415 Eddy, rear
Oleson Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 128 Turk
Oleson C. , quartermaster stmr Australia
Oleson Charles, seaman, r. Sixth Av South nr K
Oleson Erhard, marine engineer, r. 330 Druumi
Olesen Gustav, laborer, r. 17 Erie
Oleson John, tanner, r. N\V cor Adam and Eve
Oleson John, teamster, r. Eighth Av South nr K
Oleson Marj', widow, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Oleson Nels, laborer, r. 810 Kentucky
Oleson Ole, engineer Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. Alameda
Oleson O. W., master mariner, r. 492 Cortland Av
Oleson Petrine, domestic 509 Post
Oletto Louis, musician, r. 1603 J Dupont
Olguin Max, blacksmith, r. 824 Pacific Av
Olin Luman D., r. 1184 Haight
Olin Silas W., driver, r. 411 Fourth
e^ Ohn. See Ohlin
Olinger Charles H., cashier Manhattan Life Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Olinsky William, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg, r.
672 Walnut Av
Oliphant Elizabeth, widow, r. 528^ Valencia
Oliphant Joseph F , exjuessman, r. 528J Valencia
Oliphant Maggie A. Miss, sewing machine operator, r.
528J Valencia
Olitzky Frank, boilermaker, r. 1536 Dolores
Oliva Charles (Oliva & Papina) r. 21b Elgin Park Av
Oliva Emanuel (Emanuel Oliva & Son) r. 2117 Mason, rc;ar
MECHANICS TOOLS
Headquarters for Carpenters, Machinists, Plas-
terers and Hasons' Tools of all Kinds.
727 Market St. 0pp. Examiner Office
SEE PAGE 10
Oliva Emanuel & Son (Emanuel and John Oliva) wood,
coal and coke, 2117 Mason
Oliva Frank, gardener, r. Twenty-ninth Av and Cali
fornia
Oliva G., master mariner, r. 731 Vallejo
Oliva George, student, r. 726$ Montgomery Av
Oliva Giovanni, insurance solicitor Charles Christensiu ,
r. 822 Filbert
Oliva John (Emanuel Oliva & Son) r. 2117 Mason, rear
Oliva John F. , peddler, r. 726J Montgomery Av
Oliva Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1933 Union, r. 19:: •
Union
Oliva Leonardo, wines and liquors, r. 1114 Kearny
Oliva & Papina (Charles Oliva and James Papina) urn
brella mnfrs, 3 Grant Av
Olivar Leonardo, wines and liquors, 236 Montgomerj
Av
Olivari B., teamster, r. 327^ Montgomery
Olive Lodging House, H. A. Conrad proprietor, 623 Cali
fornia
Olive William, cook, r. 30 Everett
Oliver Albert D., clerk, r. 118 Noe
Oliver Alexander, draper Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.. r
SW cor Twenty-third and Hoffman Av
Oliver Andrew, peddler, r. 624 Bay
Oliver August, carpenter, r. 11 Laskie
OLIVER B. P., real estate, 114 Montgomery, Tele-
phone Main 69, r. 1800 Golden Gate Av
Oliver Carrie Miss, nurse, r. 918 Ellis
OLIVER CHARLES P., i)roprietor Rona, 118 Ellis,
r. 321 Jones
OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS, E. K. Lino
sey manager, office 37 Market, Telephone Main 915,
warehouse N s King, bet Second and Third
Oliver C. J. , 6 Montgomery Court
Oliver David, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., v. 2.'.40
Pine
Oliver David Jr., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. I'.
Co., r. 1126 iNventy -second
Oliver Denis J. , clerk Hall of Records, r. 32 Ellis
Oliver Edward, carpenter, r. 634 San Jose Av
OLIVER EDWARD, Grand Secretary Sons of St.
George, and Republic Savings, Building and Ko;ui
Association, 317 Mason, r. 2098 Market
Oliver E. J., clerk, r. 140 Minna
Oliver Emil, laborer, r. 719 Miima
Oliver Eugene, clerk, r. 424 Powell
Oliver Francis B. (Oliver & Co.) r. 524 Oak
Oliver Frank D., blacksmith, r. 925i Howard
Oliver Erank D., machinist, r. 3 Thirtieth
Oliver Frederick, engineer Cal. Glue Wks, r. Sevciit h A\
South and Railroad Av
Oliver Frederick S., carjienter, r. 1515 Kansas
Oliver George, compositor, r. 70 Minna
Oliver Grosie Mr.-., seamstress, r. 32i) Vallejo
Oliver Henrv J., engineer, r. 819 Hampshire
Oliver Henr\- J., silkdrawer, r. 704 Vallejo
OLIVER HOTEL, «... «. .. .....
liroiirietor, s»» Pine
Oliver H. W., purser, r. 48 Fourth
i^Miver James, bookkeeper Edwards & Co., r. 52'.) Sini;i
mento
Oliver John A. , laborer, r. 9 Ritch, rear
Oliver John B. Mrs., widow, r. 2820 Pine
Oliver John W., machmist, r. 1049 Mission
Oliver Joseph, laborer, r. 624 Bay. rear
Oliver Joseph A., physician, office and r. 1825 Turk
Oliver Marion F., superintendent Bowers' Rubber ('>i.. r.
Oakland
Oliver Orie D., electrician, r. 342 Fourth
Oliver Richard, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Oliver Thomas (Oliver & Co.) r. 6 Hayes
Oliver Viola, widow, dressmaker, r. 640 Hayes
Oliver Walter S., bookkeeper Charles A. Bailey, r. Burkt-
ley
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Household. Rented at Ji.oo per Montfc
C BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PESillENSOET & CO. CHBHIPINE
"Finest Extra Qualities."
B. CHAPMAN, 123 C4LIF0RNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name ot W. B. Chapman.)
OLI
1 1 60
OLS
California St.
Oliver Willard N., manager The Pacific fhurchuian, 731
California, r. 1006 Jones
Oliver William, bartender, r. 650 Mission
Oliver William, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. Oakland
Oliver William, printer, r. 1621 Vallejo
Oliver WilUam, porter, r. 823 Greenwich, rear
Oliver William, waiter, r. 32 Everett
OLIVER WILLIAM G. (Valleau & Oliver) and treas-
urer United Carriage Co., r. 1621 Vallejo
Oliviy WilUam H., r. 513 Tavlor
ULITEK WILLIAM LEXIS, president ealifomia
Cap Co., and manager American Lucol Co., 218
California, r. Oakland
Oliver Willis A., manager Mint Exchange, r. South
Park
Oliver W. T., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. San Jf>se,
Cal.
OLIVER A fO. (Francis B. Oliver, John F. Biven
and F. J. T. Lynch) commission merchants and
coffee im)>ortei-s, 207 battery, room 10
< ili\er & Co. ^^Thomas Oliver) sign painters, C Sacra-
mento, r. 0 Haiies
olivera Manuel, laborer S. P. Co.
OLIVET 4 0.\VREliATI0.\ALCHIR(-H, Rev. H.
Hammond Cole pastor, SW cor Seventeenth and
Noe
I >livet Presbyterian Church, Rev. E. G. Mathena pas-
tor, 426 Mississippi
Olivi Olivo, salesman A. Giulianelli, r. 12A Hoff .\v,
rear
Olivier Antone, laundryman, r. 33 Chenery
Olivier Bertha, domestic 7.50 Ashbury
Olivier Jacques, bakery, 3507 Mission
Oliver Joseph, porter* r. 1240 Eighteenth
Olivier Peter, r. 3507 Mission
Olivier Philippe, cellarman, r. 20 Trenton
Olivet Felix, musician, r. 119 Stockton
oUino Joseph, physician and surgeon, office and r. 70<)
Broadway
<»lliveiro Manuel, fishennan, r. 3291 Broadway
Ollrich John F. , machinist, r. 10 Mint Av
Ollrich Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 10 Mint Av
Olmann Frank, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Olmedo Frederick R., barber, 114 Leidesdorff, r. 920
Oak
Olmi George, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 10 Pearl
Olmo Antonio (Olmo & Ferrari) r. 12 San Antonio
OhU't A. v., musician, r. 500.^ Union
Olmo Giuseppe, gardener Colombo -Market
OlinoS Ferrari (Antonio Olmo and Louis Ferrari)
liquors, 425 Broadway
Olmos Samuel, shoemaker, r. 563 Mission
olmstead Gather. ne O., widow, boarding, 7071 Hvde
Olmstead Frances F. Mrs., physician, office 47 Donohoe
BIdg, r. 324 Turk
Olmstead Frank, teamster, r. 4 Elgin Park
olmst d Fred L., assistant cashier London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co. of Liverpool, r. 2132 Howard
Olney Charles D., assistant mining secretar.v, 79 Nevada
Block, r. 1256 California
Olney Charles E., miner, r. Alms House
Olney Edward, draughtsman The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. Oakland
Olney Emma Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Olney Pierre de Stael, surveyor Board of Fire Under-
writers of t e Pacific, r. East Oakland
OLKEV W.4RRE\, atttomey at I aw, 101 Sansome,
r.ioni 7, r. Oakland
Olney Warren J., attorney at law, 101 Sansome, room 7,
r. Oakland
Olofl^ Harry, fireman Olympic Salt Water Co., r. Ocean
Beach nr Forty-ninth Av
Olofsen Olof, lodgings, 634 Sacramento
01 of Sim J. L. A., compositor, r. East Oakland
Olpherts Robert, botikkeeper E. P. White & Co., r. 828
Folsom
Olquest John, blacksmith, r. 2115 Greenwich
Olsom Martin, tailor, 6j Golden Gate Av
Olschifsky Frederick, bricklayer, r. 524 Ste\ enson
Olsen A., watchman, r. 446 Brannan
Olsen Adolph, waiter, r. 143 Minna
Olsen Albert, seaman, r. 424 Tehama
Olsen Albeit, seaman, r. 5i7 Second
< )lsen Alfred, cooper, r. 17 Welsh
Olsen Alma, domestic 1806 Post
(Hjen .\ndrew, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
West Berkeley
Olsen Andrew, carpenter, r. 1226| Green
Ol.^en Andrew, contractor, r. 115 Eighth
Olsen Andrew, druggist John Calvert, r. 742 Broadway
Olsen Andrew, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana
Olsen Andrew, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Olsen Andrew, surveyor, r. 19 Dearborn PI
Olsen Andrew, transferrer Galloway Lithographing Ok.
T. 406 Greenwich
Olsen Andrew P., laborer, r. 40 Federal
olsen Andrew T., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Olsen Annetta, domestic 1600 Mc.A.llister
Olsen Annie, domestic 1910 Devisadero
Olsen Annie, domestic 2831 Pine
Olsen Annie, domestic 3214 Jackson
Olsen Annie Miss, trained nurse, r. 1212 Sutter
Olsen Annie, widow, r. 47 Tehama
Olsen Anton, laborer, r. 255 Perrj-, rear
Olsen Anton, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Olsen Anton E., gripman , r. Ili3.3a Fulton
Olsen Arthur, master mariner, r. 10 Columbia Square
Olsen August, waiter, r. 260 Jessie
Olsen C. G., laborer, r. 912 Minna
Olsen Benjamin, shipjoiner, 14 Folsom
Olsen Bent, second mate stmr Whitesboro, r. 14 Wash-
ington
olsen Bernhard S., seaman, r. 120 Freelon
(Ji.sen Brothers (John J. and Hans C.) coffee saloons 216-
218 Market and 11 Sutter
Olsen C, seaman stmr City of Puebla
Olsen C, ship car])enter, r. 224 Greenwich
O sen Carl E., brickniason, r. 412 Douglass
Olsen Caroline Mrs. , rattan worker, r. 532 Fourth
Olsen Carrie .Miss. r. 496 Cherubusco
Olsen C. Fred, liquors, SW cor Montgomery Av and
Jackson
Olsen C. G., r 22 Lily Av
Olsen Charles, fireman, r. 1 Telegraph PI
Olsen Charles, fireman stmr Tiburon
Olsen Charles, fisherman, r. 31 1 Garden
Olsen Charles, gardener 699 Polk
t)lsen Charles, laborer, r. 251 Albion Av
Olsen Charles, laborer, r. 515 Brvant
Olseu Charles, mill hand, r. 724i Bryant
Olsen Charles, mate schr J. M. Colman, r. 205 Jackson
Olsen Charles, seaman, r. 6 Union
Olsen Charles, seaman, r. lOOJ Jackson
Olsen Charles, seaman, r. 229 East
Olsen Charles L., laborer, r. 921 Jessie
OLSEN CHARLES S., ,.„.,.,.,
works ana siii»i>lit'«. loik«iuitb, bell-
hanger and gtnt'ral repairing, 30* ©Far-
rell. Teieplione .Main 5881
Olsen Christian, cook, r. 9 Clay
Olsen Christian, master John X. Ingalls, r. 820 Green-
wich
Olsen Christian R., salesman Golden Gate Compressed
Yeast Co., r. 1527 California
Olsen Daniel J., plumber r. 5 Hodges Alley
Olsen Daniel V., litho pressman, r. 706 Lombard
Olsen E.. seaman stmr Umatilla
Olsen Eckland, fi-hemian, r. 3 Pringle Court
Olsen Edward, r. 1018 Montgomery
Olsen Edward, engineer stmr Tibiu-on, r. Tiburon
Olsen Edward, marine fireman, r. 160 Steuart
TRY the;
SAN FRA^CISCO
office:, 33 GEIARY
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *"°il"™~c'f * 406 Galifflrilla St.
NEUHMUS
5t CO. 115 KEKRNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
OLS
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olsen Edward, master sell r Archie ami Foiitie. office 2'i
Market, room 12
iMseii Edward, seaman, r. 1.5-iJ SteuarJ
OLSEN EDWIN G.,
lurs. l.> I'lielan Kids,
tailoriiie
80(> Market.
as.i Laurel,
■298
elevator, r. 4;i4 Page
olscu EUet .1,, shoemaker, 438 Turk, r. 31S Vallejo
Olseii Emil, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Dlsen Emma Miss, printer, r. Doujrlass nr Twentieth
Olsen Ernest K., laborer, r. 49 Clementina
olsen Frank, driver, r. 243 Second
Olseu Frank, laborer, r. 233 East
Olsen Frank, seaman, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
Olsen Frank A. (Knight & Ols n) r. Oakland
Olsen Frederick, laborer, r. 601 Third
Olsen Frederick, waiter George Mayes & Cc).. r. Hcrk
ley
Olseu George, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Harden Co..
2529 Post
Olsen George E., driver, r. 39 Junii)er
OLsen Cfeorge L., cari>enter, r. 412 Douglass
Olsen Gus, pressman Galloway Litho. Co., r,
Alameda
Olsen Guitai, upholsterer, 1815 Polk
Olsen Gustave, seaman, r. 911J Greenwich
Olsen Gustave, shoemaker, r. 1316 Florida
Olsen Gustave S., salesman Dunham, Can-igan & H:
Co., r. 2.^.29 Post
Olsen Hans, carpenter, r, 418 .Jersey
Olseu Hans, cleaner, r. 112 Freelon
Olsen Hans, cooper, r. 2740 Bryant
Olsen Hans, fishennan, r. 28 Sacramento
Olsen Hans C. (Olsen Bros.) r. 218 Twenty-ninth
Olsen Hansen, laborer, r. It4 CoUingwood
Olsen Hans F., cabinetmaker, r. 1604 Jones
Olsen Hans T., ooper, r. 2630 Bryant
Olsen Harriet E. , widow, r. 10 Webster
Olsen Henrj' C, coffee saloon, 417 California, r
Twenty -ninth
Olsen Ida, widow, r. 808 Folsom
Olsen J., clerk Stunker & Ehlers, r. 512 O'Farrell
Olsen .lacob, laborer, r. 724J Bryant
Olsen .). K., master .schr Jennie Wand, office 6 California
Olsen John, butcher Mark Stroiise
Olsen John, cooper, r. 342 Fourth
Olsen John, fishennan, r. 20 Clementina
Olsen John, fisherman, r. 31 Garden
Olsen John, laborer, r. 39 Natoma
Olsen John, laborer, r. 4IO5 Brannan
Olsen John, machinist, r. 620 Fourth
Olsen John, master mariner, r. 22 Sacramento
Olseu John, mate schr Ivy, r. 336 Main
Olsen John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Olsen John, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Olsen John, shoemaker, r. Willows Av bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Olsen John, sjjeculator, r. 324^ Brannan
Olsen John, stonecutter, r. 1.J31 Broderick
Olsen John A., deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Berke!e,\
Olsen John A., machinist, r. 224} O'Farrell, rear
Olsen John B. , stevedore, r. 28.V Zoe
Olsen John J. (Olsen Bros.) r. 708 Castro
Olsen John P. shipsmith, r. 423 Mississippi
Olsen Joseph, baker, r. 5 Hodges Alley
Olsen Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1018 Montgomery
Olsen Joseph. -M., transferer Galloway Litho Co. , r. 4iii:
Greenwich
<Jlsen Julius, grinder, r. 749 Brannan
Olsen Juiius, laborer, r. 444 Brannan, rear
Olsen Julius, laborer, r. 2004 Leavenwjrth
Olsen Julius C, baker, r. 458 Tehama
Olsen Justnius B., attorney at law, 23 Mills BIdg,
floor, r. 710 California
OLSEX KIAIIjS, Swedish movements anil mass
913 Geari-
Olsen Knud, brassflnisher, r. 23 Alta
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Ol.seii U, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth ^^T
Olsen Louis, Idacksmith, r. ISJ Pre.ston PI —
Olsen Lou's laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller ^^
Olsen Louis, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna ^r
ol.scn Louis, ma-ster mariner, r. 631 Sacramento
Olsen Louis, sugar refiner, i-. 117A Shipley
Olsen i...uis T., policeman, r. 1519 Jackson
Olsen Lovena, domestic 12 Beaver
< >l.sen Manfred, rigger, r. 21 Moss
Olsen Martin, painter, r. 1159 Howard
Olsen Maitin, seaman, r. 544a Mission
Olsen Marie, svidow, r. 418 Jersej-
Olsen Mars-, widow, r. 75-5 Natoma
olsen Mat'hias, master mariner, 34-36 St«uart
Olsen Michael (Olsen, Ruth & Cook), r. 816 Church
Olsen Neils, seaman, r. 2315 Mission
Olsen Nels, seaman, r. 110 Berry
Olsen Nelson, machinist Leavitt & Bill, r. Oakland
ol-en N. P., r. 1045 .Market
olseii O., seaman, r. Alms House
Olsen O. Mrs., r. 462 Clementina
olsen Olaf, laborer, r. 43 Clinton
I (Isen < >laf , mariner, r. 5 Hodges Alley
Olsen Ole, longshoreman, r. 317 Langton
t)lsen Ole A., master Roy Somers, 207 East
Olsen Oline, domestic 1299 Taylor
Olsen Olof, attendant U. S. Marine HospiUl
Olsen Olof, master mariner, r. :'8 Sacramento
Olsen Olof E. (Galloway Litho Co.) r. Alameda
Olsen Oliif, bartender, "r. 18i Sacramento
Olsen oluf, seaman, r. 316 Beale
Olsen Oscar, beveler, r. 462 Clementina
Olsen Oscar, painter, r. 118 Freelon
Olsen Oscar, seaman, r. 542 Second
Olsen 0<car F. (Weight & Olsen) r. 504 Fifteenth
Olsen Otto, bookkeeper Ala.ska Packers' Assn, r. 1328
Twenty-fifth
Olsen Otto, lumberman, r. 247 Perry
Olsen Otto T., longshoreman, r. 7 Hermann
Olsen P., master mariner, r. 116 Perry
(Jlsen P , quartennaster stmr City of Peking
Olsen P. C, with Market St. RR., r. 1024i Page
Olsen Peter, baker, r. 114 J Page
Olsen Peter, clerk Boese & Wittenberg, r. 174 Jessie
Olsen Peter, contractor, r. 115 Eighth
olsen Peter, foreman Central Hardware and Sui>ply Co. ,
r. 42 Caroline
Olsen Peter, laborer, r. 1018 Montgomery
Olsen Peter, paintei-, r. 43 Caroline
olsen Peter, seaman, r. 518 Bi-annan
Olsen Peter A., fireman, r. 504 Howard
olsen Peter H., nia-ster mariner, r. 219 Ele\enth
Olsen Reiiiert, liquors, 214 Jackson
Olsen Kichard L.. litho>rrapher. r. S2 shotwell
OLSEN, RUTH & COOK <«..»>.>...
«.eii. i-ouis Until and i hiistlau U. < ook)
ship tinsiuUlis. plnnibers and luetal
Morks and dealers ship stoves, pumps,
marine lamps, ete., I.">-1* .Mission
olsen S., seaman stmr Pomona
Olsen Samuel, seaman, r. M t Green
Olsen Si.erl, 1st officer schnr Mary Dodge, r. 1.57-5
Clara
Olsen Si vert, cjok schr Ruby A. Coiisins
Olsen Sjphia Mrs., dressmaktr, r. 1815 Polk
Olsen Sophie, widow, r. 1124 Hampshire
Olsen Soren, cook, r 553i Natoma
Olsen Theodore, laborer, r. 164 Clara
Olsen Thomas, stevedore, r. .532 Fourth
( Ustn Tillie, domestic r. 94 Dikeman PI
I ilsen Tillie Miss, r. 818 Twenty fifth
olsen Tobias, laborer, r. 39 Juniper
olsen Victor, pressman, r. 706 Lombard
olsen William, carjienter, r. 19 Dearborn PI
< )lsen William, dealer in Mexican hardwood, 46 Clay, r.
720 Fell
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Olsen William, sailuiaker, r. 520 Bush
Ols-n A., stableman, r. S\V eor Bay and Lagxma.
Olson Albert, r. 1037 J Market ' ^ -
Olsou Alexander, liquors and lodgings, 4M Main
Olson Andrew, seaman stmr Colmubia
01s. n Andrew R. , tailor, r. 108 Tehama
Olson Anna, domestic 302 Baker
Olson Annie, domestic 15a Belvedere
Olson Annie, domestic, r. 117 Cap|i
Olson Anton, seaman, r. 140 Fourth
Olson August, bartender, r. 904 Kearnv
Olson Axel B., widow, r. 1776J Folsom"
Olson Oharles, bai-tender, <)24 Sacramento
Ol-on Charles, blacksmith, r. 640 H ward
Olson Charles, housemover, r. 124 Cassell Ax-
Olson Charles, ix)rter, 224 McAllistt;r
Olson Charles, seaman, r. 17 Erie
Olson Charles, seaman, r. £04 Third
Olson Charles H., laborer, r. 1703 Stockton
Olson Charles L., tailor, r. 26 Fell
Olson Christian, waiter, r. 326 Pacific
Olson Clara, widow, r. 754 Folsom
Olson Daniel, laundryman, r. 12 Hoff Ax-
Olson Elizabeth, widow, r. 112 Erie
Olson Erick, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
Olson Erik, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
Olson Frank A., carjietlayer, r. 353 Minna
Olson Frank W., shipiiinsf clerk John F. Enjtlish. r. 11-J
Erie
Olson Frederick, waiter, r. 123!ii Market
Olson Fred J., plumber, r. 1409a Pacific
Olson George, laborer, r. 1222 Howard
Olson George H., tailor, r. 10» Tehama
Olson Gus (Anderson J: Olson ) r. 6 Jackson
Olson Hannah, domestic 1031 Twentieth
Olson Henry, clerk, r. 830 Douglass
Olsen Henr>- K., manager Krogh Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Olson J. F. O., master mariner, r. 343 Beale
Olson John P., cellarman, r. 709 Howard
Olson Lena, widow, bakerj-. 1601 Mason
Olson John, carpenter, r. 2133 Mission
Olson John, laborer, r. 124 Casselli Av
Olson John, teamster, r. 1335 Xatoma
Olson Jorgen, seaman South Side Life Saving Station
Olson Joseph, butcher J. G. James & Co.
Olson Louis, master mariner, r. 814 Twenty-first
Olson Louis T., sailmaker, r. 814 Twenty-first
Olson Marj- Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 2133 Mission
Olson Nels, salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 303 Lombard
Olson Olaf, seaman, stmr Umatilla
Olson Oliver J., manager Ichi Ban, 573 Market,
Twenty-first
Olson Olof; tailor, r. 1312i Larkui
Olson Oscar, cook M. B. Moraghan ovst<.T beds, i
brae
Olson Oscar F., cook, r. 20 Walter
Olson O. T., master schr Daisy Rowe, office 22 Market,
room 12
Olson Samuel, marine engineer, r. 31 Broadway
Olsou Soren J., blacksmith, r. 1409a Pacific
Olson Vic or E., seaman, r. 331* Ritch
Olson Walter, bookkeeper, r. 814 Twentj-first
Olson William, clerk, r. 814 Twenty-first"
tS" Olson. See Olsen, Ohison, Ollson and Oleson
Olssen Nell e, seamstress, r. 1926 Leavenworth
Olsson Alexander (Olsson & Skarstedt) r. 118 Third
Olsson Alfred L., longshoieman, P. C. S. S. Co. Broiwl-
way Wharf Xo. 2
Olsson Alma, domestic 531 Frederick
Olsson Amy, domestic 2506 Washington
Olsson John, foreman coppersmith Union Iron Wks, r.
618 Harrison
Olsson John H., fruits and vegetables, 403i Folsom
Olsson Louis, gilder, r. 2230 Mission
Olsson Xils H., manager Boatmen's Freighting Agency
32 Steuart, r. 11 Janseu
Olsson Pontus W. , wineraaker, r. 22;?0 Mission
814
Mill-
Olssou Samuel, engineer, r. 31 Bnadwav
Olsson William, mate tug Active, r. 492 Cortland Av
<>ls.son & Skarstedt (Alexander Olsson and Ernst Skars-
tedt) publishers The Vestkusten, 118 Third
Olsthewsky F. R., waiter, r. 626 Washington
Dltman Edward H., tailor, r. 110 Williams, rear
oltm-dun E. H., musician, r. Alameda
oltmann Peter, groceries, XW cor Twenty-fifth and
Bryant, r. 269() Bryant
<»lufs Nicholas, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
01 well James P., treasurer San Francisco T\ pographical
Union, 606 Montgomerx, rooms 15^16, r. 23<;
T>velfth
01 well James P., compositor, r. 236 Twelfth Av
Olwell Marj-, widow, r. 3 Grant Alley
Olwell Susan, widow, r. 1125 Vallejo
Olj-mpi Jean, ironer, r. 232 Ninth
Olympia Hotel, William J. Smale proprietor, 504 Najia
Oljmpia Social and Sjwrting Club, 30 Erie
K?" 01ymi>ia. See t 'limphia
OLVMPIAX THE. Joseph P. Bean editor and pub-
lisher, .18-39 Donohoe Bldg
OLY.MPII' < LIB, Thoma.s M. Pennell secretary, 524
Post, Telephone Main 10.54, >Ienibers' Telephone
Main 5.54<)
OLt.MPIC ('LIB OITDOOK UKOIXDS THE,
bet H and I, Seventh and Eighth Avs
OLl'MPIC ('LIB STABLES, Hugh Foy proprietor,
503 Sutter
Olympic House, Krook x Stromer proprietors, 904
Keann
Olj-mpic Lodge No. 127, A. O. U. W. , Sachem Hall, 320
Post
Olympic Salt Water Co., William Greer Harrison general
manager, NW cor Bush and Lark in
Ohnnpic Salt Wat«r Co.'s Pump Station, Ocean Beach nr
Ninth Av
Olymiiic Benjamin, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M
and L
< )maha Consolidated Gold Mining Co. IGrass Valley, Cal.)
C. A. Grow secretarj-, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Oman Charles, shoemaker, r. 32 Morse
Omar Jacob, seaman, r. Seventh Av South nr G
Oniey Charles F., teamster, r. 715 Howard
Omey George W. (G. W. Omey & Co.), r. 1006 Powell
Omey G. W. & Co. (George W. Omey) fruits and vege-
tables, 33-34 California Market
Oniilak Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Alaska) D. M. Kent
secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
onnnert Adam, salesman, r. Fifteenth Av South bet M
and P
Once a Week, Peter F. Collier publisher and proprietor,
Edwanl J. Campion manager, 112 Seventh
Ondway Oscar, clerk, r. 10 Beaver
( »ndovilla Jose, teacher Spanish and bookkeeper, r. 6(18
Ivy Av
OnesticG. & Co. (Giuseppe Onesti) general commission
merchants, 619-521 Front
onestl Giuseppe (G. Onesti & Co.) r. 1010 Union
Onesti Giusepiie, clerk Ottavio Pacinotti, r. 423 Church
Onesti Sihia, clerk Frederick G. Rider, r. 1010 Union
Oneto Domenico, fisherman, r. 9 Flint Alley
Onet.1 Frank, fisherman, r. 323 Vallejo
Oneto Rose Miss, clerk, r. 508b Fulton
(3neto Stefano, packer, r. 727 Laguna
Onetti Fiank, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Onetti John, teamster, r. 903 Batterj-
Onetti Thersa, widow, r. 903 Battery, reiir
Onetto Joe, candvmakcr, r. 311 Union
Oney Walter W., "laborer, r. 63i Cheuer>-
Onlety William, painter, r. 19 South Park
Onustott Charles F., shoemaker, 564 Mission, r. .')e>5
Mission
Ontand Eugenie, cleaner The F. Thomas Parisian Dyeiui.'
and Cleaning Wks, r. 625 Pacific
On yon Emma J. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening Schotd,
■ r. 1025 Ellis
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
t Work
Room 20
Bituminous Rock and Cem
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, '
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?'.
5 VALENCIA ST
ONE Mission AO
MftGIG LANTERNS
AND
ACCESSORIES
T. P. ANBREVS
109 Montgomery St.
ONY
1 163
ORE
OnvoH Isaac, clerk (^uarteiTiia.ster's Dei)t l^ S. A. r
1025 Ellis
Onyon Richard T., clerk Post Office, r. 1025 Ellis
OnyoM William, r. 327 Montsfoniery Av
Oosternian Jelle J., laborer, r. E s Texas iir Yi>lo
Oothout William Jr., vice-president Cal. Petroleum and
Asphalt Co., 228 Crocker Bldg, r. Santa Barbara, Cal.
Openshaw Charles A., lather, r 124 Page
Openshaw George R., messenger Wells Farffo & Co., r.
Alameda
Openshaw James, dri\'er, r. .=)71 Howard
Opfergelt Sadie, widow, r. 704 Clayton
Opher Leon, w:iiter, r. 21 I'olk L aie
OPHIK SILVKK .>II\'I.\G *'0. (Storev Co., \ev.)
Charles H. Fish president, Edward B. Holmes sec-
retary, 50 Nevada Block
Opidina John, cook, r. 621 Jackson
OFIE 0>VeK, bookkeeper, r. Xew Western Hotel
Opitz Conrad E., conductor, r. 426n Devisadero
Opitz Henry, furniture, 648 Howard
Oppel John V. (Strekfuss & Oppel) r. 815 Hampshire
Oppenheim Adolph, jiawnbroker, 405 Dujiont, r. 1402
Montgomery
()pi>enheim Addlph. tidier, r. 423 Fell
Olipenheini Hernuui, tailor, 13!) Larkin
Oi)penheim Hyman, foreman, r. 206 Hickory A.v
Oppenheim Jacob S. , loan office. 664 Howard, r. 1702i
Buchanan
0])penheim John, clothing, 28 Clay, r. 1906 Ellis
0]jpenheim Philip, broker, r. 1705 'Post
Ol)penhein) Raphael, teamster, r. 1705 Post
Oppenheim Robert, barber, r. 608 Fultor
Oppenheim Samuel P., engijieer, r. 1603 Fillmore
Oppenheim Saul B., capitalist, r. 1905 Bush
Oppenheimer Adolph, salesman Livingston & Co., r.
1402 Montgomery
Oppenheimer Albert, bookkeei)er. r. 1116 Sutter
Oppenheimer Albert, hostler, r. 615 Ellis
Oppenheimer Be le, widow, r. 1125 Geary
Oppenheimer Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1116 Sutter
Oppenheimer Elias, butcher, 542 Grove, r. 1021 Bu-
chanan
(Jppenheimer Emanuel, salesman, r. 1116 Sutter
Oppenheimer H. Mrs., r. 1534 0'Farrell
Oppenheimer Harry E. (The Green Advertising Sign
Co.) 20 Ellis, r. 330 Seventeenth
Oppenheimer Henry (Oppenheimer & Bro. ) r. 1116 Sut-
ter
Oppenheimer Herman, r. 1534 O'Farrell
Oppenheimer I. & Co. (Isaac Oppenheimer and Leonard
Joseph) household goods, 324-326 Sixth
Oppenheimer Isaac (I. Opi)enheimer & Co.) r. 326 Sixth
Oppenheimer Isaac (Neustadter Bros.) r. New York
Oi(penheimer Isidore (Oppenheimer & Co.) r. 823 Sacra-
mento
Oppenheimer Jacob, barber, r. 23 Anthony
Oppenheimer Julius, cook, r. 656 Jessie, rear
Oppenheimer Julius, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
611 Taylor
Oppenheimer Louis, clerk Louis Harris, r. 508 Jessie
Oppenheimer Pinkey H., horseshoer, r. 10.55 Mission
Oppenheimer Rose, widow, r. 1414 Post
Oppenheimer Soloman, solicitor, r. 2423 Washington
Oppenheimer & Brothers (Henry Opjienheimer) whole-
sale cigars and tobacco, 117 Battery
Op|ienheimer & Co. (Isidore Oppenheimer and Eniil
Staaderkeri wines and liquors, 1911 Hyde
Opperman Frederick, carpenter, r. 9 Bridge PI
Oppers Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. 1524J Clay
Oppers Joseph, waiter, r. 1524.J Clay
Opprecht Jiihus, driver, r. SE cor Twelfth Av and L
Oprecht Bertha Miss, clerk Davis, Schonwasser & Co.,
r. 3}j Bowie Av
Oprecht Ida Miss, knitter, r. 3i Bowie Av
Oprecht Mongadini, widow, r. 3i Bowie Av
Ora Antona, teamster, r. Seventh Av
OrackEmeil, paperhmger, 1146 Howard
AT LOXA/EST RA
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS of the CITY
960 HOWARD STREET
TELEPHONE SOUTH 458.
THE ONiTED STjlTES BBEWERY
BREINA/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
(Jram Charles, pantryman Philadelphia House
Oramas Gertrude Miss, furnished rooms, 514 Taylor
Oran James, seaman, r. 540 Howard
Orange J., waiter stmr Colon
Orange Judd Company (New York) William H. Daniels
agent, 78 Columbian Bldg
Orans John, printer, r. 91 Crooks
Orans John Jr., teamster, r. DJ Crooks
Orbell Arthur, salesman Richard Tidd\% r. 45 Elgin
Park
Orbell Bessie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 134 Chestnut
Orbell Frank, machinist, r. .554 Minna
Orbell Charles J., engineer, r. Mission St. Wharf No. 2
Orbell Ernest J., machinist, r. 45 Elgin Park
( )rben8 Peter, laborer, r. 423 Ninth
ORCH.IRD A\D rAK.U. Tlie California Conipanv
publishers, 510 Montgomery
Orchard George, driver, r. 44 Tehama
Orchard Martha, widow, r. 1925 Ellis
Orchard Selden, bricklayar, r. 480i Eighth
Orcese G. B. & Co. (Henrj- G. Sylva and A. Ferragaim)
produce commission, 528 Sansome
Orcese Giuseppe (D. Lercare & Co.) i-. 715 Greenwich
Orchard Wildie, stonecutter, r. 1925 Ellis
Orcutt Charles S., contracting freight agent Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, r. Berkeley
Orcutt Effa Mrs., r. Ocean View
Orcutt E. S., r. Ocean View
Orcutt Leslie S., glove cutter Pac. Glove Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Orcutt William H., shoemaker U. W. Boot & Shcje Co.
Ordenstein Louis, salesman, r. Golden West Hotel
Ordenstein Max (Jacob Brandt & Co.) r. 2111 Devisadero
OROEK OF CH08t:.\ FRiKIVUS, Samuel C. Wal-
lis grand recorder, 42 St. Ann's Bldg
«»RDER OF EASTERN STAR, Mrs. Kate J. Willats
grand secretary, 68 Flood Bldg
ORUER OF PEi;i»0, Ernest Duden supreme sec-
retary, 601 California
ORDER SOXS OF ST. VEORVE. E.hvanl Oliver
grand secretary, 317 Mason
Ordway Abraham, peddler, r. 9 Harrison Av
(Jrdway Adelia Mrs. , r. 303 Eddy
Ordway William C, weigher, NW cor Sixth and Kiny, r.
1213 Twenty-first
( »rear Horace W. (Foster & Orear) r. 118 Libertj
Orear John W., clerk, r. 118 Liberty
Orego Andrew, coalpasser stmr Alameda
Oregon and California Lumber Co., C. A. Hooper & Co.
agents, 204 Fr«nt
OREGON COAL AND NAVIGA-
TinN rn E<l>viii(;oo(IalIi>i'<-«ideiit.
I lull UU.f lliarle^ H. <;oo<lall vltr-
presldent, >Viii. II. Fi.sber secretary. C<m»s
Bay coal, steamship line for Coos Ray.
«»reeon. Telephone Main 741, olllee eor
Broadway and East
Oregon House, Charles Roeiner propriet<jr, 641 Commer-
cial
OREOO.X iinPROVE.IIENT t'O.. John L. Howard
manager, 16 California, Wharf foot of Beale, Tele-
I)hone Main 1880
<»RECiO.M IRO:V AND 8TEEL CO., Morris Falk
agent, 122 Main
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVI-
mnor general
l9.MontKonier7.
Spear .St. Wharl, Telephone Main 'i*
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., Joseph Sisson presi-
dent, 322 Pine
Orelh Mary C. , widow, r. 27 Sanchez
Orena Gaspar, r. 729 Geary
(Jrena Orestes J. , attoreiev at law and trustee Norri»
Ranch i, office 41 Hobart Bldir, r. 729 Gearv
s GATION CO.,.Ui.Vi^
o-
01 f
STOVBS
HND KITCHEN SWI^PLIES at
C. BROWN & SON. 823 MARKET ST-
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
ORF
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164
ORS
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
C»rlf Frank J., stevedore, r. 830 Folsoiu
drfila P. N., wig maker, 323 Kearny
Orgsburg Charles, druifgist, r. 125 Turk
C)!i Giuseppe (Ori & Scatena) r. 1222 Polk
()ri & Scatena (Guiseppe Ori and Guiseppe Sualena) fr^^it^•
and vegetables, 1222 Polk
Oriel Hotel, William T. Foster proprietor, 1904 Market
Oriel Tea Co., George B. Hansell proprietor, 1900 Market
ORIENT INSURANCE CO. (of Hartford) W. J. Cal-
lingham general agent, 420 California
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Batterj'
Oriental Dock, S s Brannan bet Fu-st and Seconl
Oriental Gas Engine Wks, Marcellus A. Graham lu-oprie-
tor, 105 Beale
Oriental Hotei, Mrs. Leonie Jung proprietor, 225
Drumm
Oriental Rattan Co., 107 Stockton
Oriental The, E. Lamberg proprietor, 615 Ta^'or
ORIENTAL >VAREIIOIj'!!»E.S, United States bonded
and free, Haslett & Swayne proprietors, cor First
and Brannan
Original Creiimerie The, Davis & Marston pro]»riet<irs,
865 Slarket
Original Empire Mill and Mining Co. (Grass Valle.\ 1
James D. Hague president, L). A. Jennings secre-
tary, 401 California, roon 14.
ORIiliiNAL LOri'RE, 8-14 O'Farrell, cor Bagley
S^ See New Louvre
Original Ke.vstor.e Silver Mining Co. The (Virginia Citv,
Nes.) F. E. Lutv seL-rcUirv, t30 Pine, room ;".
ORIGINAL SAN FRANCISCO
WINDOW CLEANING CO.,
Fisoiie »V « <». i»r»itriet<M-s. ;;i.> Slockton,
Telephone Main I.JOJ
ORI<;i\AL SWAIX'S BAKERV, Swain Bros.
prii])rietors, 213 Sutter
< "rjetti Cellioroni, marine fireman, r. 33 Prescott PI
Orjetti Nazzareno, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Orjubin Francais M., dyer, r. 603 Montgomery Av
Orks Frederick, mate schr Louis, r. 20() Steuart
Orland Alfred, carpenter, r. 9 Carlos PI
Orlander Isaac, tanner, r. 530^ Twenty-fourth
Orlander Julius, tanner, r. f.3bi Twenty-fourth
Ori • Oder Samuel, tanner r. 530l Twenty-fourth
Orlandi Amedeo, laborer, r. 907"Jackson
Orlando G., groceries and liquors, Mission Road iir
County Line
Orlando House, 989 Howard
Orleans Consolidated Mining Co. (SUirev Co., N'ev.) J.
Stadtfeld secretan-, 56 Nevada Block
Orloff Thomas, driver. 816 Treat Av
Ormart Joaquin F., coffee planter, r. 813 Van Ness Av
OrmistdH Archie M., clerk, r. NE cor Market and Noe
(inuiiiul AUyn, student, r. 317 Nineteenth
nriiH.nd Ivate S., widow, r. 317 Nineteenth
oriiiiiiid William, mrine engineer, r. 28 Hawthorne
ormsby Anna, widow, r. 1335 Pine
Ormsby Edgar L., clerk Auditing De]>artnient Wells
Fariro & Co., r. 1335 Pine
Ormsby Edward R. (E. R. Ormsby & Co.) r. 1335 Pine
Ormsby E. R. & Co. (Ewdard R. a"nd Henrv S. Omisbv)
jjrinters, 636 Clay
Ormsby George, waiter, r. 1013 Ellis
< >rmsby Henry S., E. R. Ormsby & Co., r. 1335 Pine
Ornamental Iron \<*orks, C. W. Withington, proprietors,
15 Spear
Oman Annie Miss, cashier, Albert Kuhn, r. 540 Howard
Orndorff Edward, bartender, r. 1021J Market
Orndorlt' Frederick, bartender, r. 102 Mason
Orndorff Harry F., actor, r. 102 Powell
OR\»OKFF JANES, manager Cafe Royal, SW cor
Market and Fourth, Flood Bldg, r. 102 Powell
onio William H., r. 11 Monroe
Ornsby Christopher, furger, r. 2110 Larkin
Ornstein Lena, widow, r. 517a Fell
Ornstein Moses L., butcher, r. 13S1 Rose Av
Ornstein Saul J., watchmaker Kuttner & Co., r. 517a
Fell
Oro Charles, actor, r. 959 Mission
Orognen John, lodgings, 317 Third
ORPHAN ASl'LLMI (Hebrew) E s Devisadero bet
Haves and Grove - -
ORPHAN ASl'LUM (Protestant) S s Haight bet
Buchanan and Webster
ORI'IIAN ASYLIJ.M (Roman Catholic) N s N South
bet Eighteenth and Twentieth Avs
Orphanos Mitchell P., tailor, 117 Natoma
Orpheum Amusement Co., Albert Meyer manager, SW
cor Stockton and Geary
Orpheum The, Gustave Walter proprietor, 113-117 O'Far
rell
Orpin Charles, with Nathan C. Carnall, r. Sausalito
Orpinella Theodore, stableman, r. 106 Green
Orr Albert R., laborer, r. 24 Welsh
Orr Andrew, cook, r. 2 Wheelock PI
t>rr Andrew, foreman Albion Lumber Co., r. Russ Hou^e
Orr Charles, salesman N. Clark & Sons, 17 Spear
Orr Clarence L., carj)enter, r. 227 Second
Orr Charles P., musician, r. 1311 Gough
Orr Elizabeth, widow, r. 2104 Howard
Orr Elizabeth A. Miss, teacher Haight Primary School, r.
2104 Howard
Orr Emma, widow, r. 24 Welsh
ORR F. ALLEl'NE. attorney at law, 1<( Mills BIdg,
4ili floor, r. 632 Post
Oir Frederick F., plumber, r. 24 Welsh
Orr Henry, compositor, r. 411 Sansome
Orr George, printer, r. 730 Filbert
Orr H. L. Mrs., r. 21 Franklin
Orr James, laborer, r. 41 Louisa
Orr James, miner, r. 126 Ellis
Orr James, sweeper, r. 2104 Howard
Orr James W., salesman A. Schilhng & di., r. 1320 Cali-
fornia
Orr John, teamster, r. 351 Fourth
Orr John K. (Orr & Atkins) r. Oakland
Orr Joseph, carpenter, r. 1135 Arm.v
Orr Joseph A., clerk Steinberger & Kalislier, r. 732 Sut-
ter
Orr Melville D. , compositor, r 724 Powell
< trr Monroe, r. 115 Webster
Orr Monroe J., clerk C. M. Jennings, r. 115 Webster
Orr N". M., secretaiT Royal Consolidated Mining Co., 214
Pine, r. Stockton, Cal.
Orr Robert H., medical student, r. 2104 Howanl
Orr Samuel porter, r. 1917i McAllister
Orr Stella Miss, r. 627 Ellis'
Orr Thomas L., real estite 112 Montgomery, r. 531 Turk
Orr Walter W., rattin worker, r. 24 Welsh'
t)rr William J., clerk, r. 2104 Howard
Onn & ATKINo (.lohn U. orr and Rob
ert C. .4tkin'>) Importers and retailers
nien'.s turn Isiiins goods, siiirtsniade to or-
der a sitecialt.y. rJ3-135 Montgomery
Orra Anton, butcher, r. Tenth nr Railroad Av, South
Sati Francisco
Orra Frank, laborer, r. Tenth Av South nr Railroad Av
( )rrego Andrew, coalpasser, r. 927 Broadway
Orrega P.. seaman stmr Acapulco !
Orrern Giuseppe, shoemaker, 44U Green '
Orrett Klwin, i-hief <lerk Purchases and Su)>plies Dept ;
S P. KK. Cii. , r. Alameda
ORRICKOMVih:K S.. president California PaintCo.,
22 Jessie, r. Oakland
Orsi El se, tiainter, r. j22 Trenton
Ullwl U.) dealerinp ints, oils, giass and
wall paper, house, sign and fre.sco
painter and paper hanger, 35 Montgomery
Av. Telephone Main 5860
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
ADVERTISE in the hM FRflNGISGO GALL
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THE FSTTZ CURE ■^.riii'l?.^'^.
and Permanent
Flood Building, S. F.
ORS
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(irsi G. & Co. (Giuseppe Orsi, John Scatena, Lawrence
anJ Angelo Belli and V ncent Daniati) fruits and
\ e^etables 1224 and 1400 Polk
• lisi Giovani, cellarman Sartori & Fantini, r. cor Powell
and Broadwky
< >i>i Giuseppe (G. Orsi & Co.) r. 120 Austin Av
< ii-i Rafaeio, liquors, 615 Davis
< iisini Giacomo, fisherman, r. 2<) Prescott PI
Orsino Giovanni, fish peddler, r; 322 Green, rear
Grso John, r. 730 Vallejo
Ort Henry A., bartender, r. 1402i Pacific
Ortega Antone, barber 7 Ellis, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Grtega F. M., watchman, r. 7J Myrtle Av
Ortega Manuel, laborer, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
')rtega Mary A., widow, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Ortelli Giovanni, peddler, r. 734 Montgomery
Ortelli William, r. 906 Filbert
Ortet Baptiste G. (Ortet Bros.) r. 8 Lynch
OKTGT BROTHeK!<» (Baptiste G. and Lucien) cut-
lers, 524 Commercial
Ortet Lucien (Ortet Bros.) r. 8 Ljiich
Orth Charles A., janitor, r. 708 Twenty-fourth
Orth Nicholas, liquors, 2500 California
Orth W. J., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohnian, r.
Oakland
Orthoepp Arthur, r. 1111 J Stevenson
Orthoepp Sophie, r. 11111 Stevenson
OKTJO.\ AI<aSTK(<irtinn& Gerhardt) and wines
and liquors, 2:!.'i ,Mciiit'.;i>niery Av, r. 1819 Mason
Ortion Eniil V., diannMul sutler, "r. 800^ Hayes
OKTIO.\ A OEKliAUOT (Jules Gerhardt and Au-
guste Ortion) wines and liquors, 125 Powell
Ortiz Charles (Stockton and S. F. Express Co.) 21 Main,
r. Stockton, Cal.
Ortiz John, whitewasher, r. 1304 Stockton
Ortiz Leonardo, vaquero, r. Old San Jose Road
Ortiz Maria B., widow, r. 634 Vallejo
Ortly Kaspard, gardener, r. 606 Stockton
Ortman Henry, teamster, r. 115 Diamond
Ortnian John T , capitalist, r. 1901 Scott
Ortner John, tailor, r. 25b Oak
Ort.ier M. E.. r. 1222 Ellis
Orto Isadora, barber, r. 27 Stone
Ortolo Edward, cook, r. 814 Jackson
Orton Collins K. (Williams & Orton) r. 1420 Twenty-fifth
Orton Ira D.. attorney at law Keddy, Campbell & Met-
son, r. 1415 McAllister
Orton James, r. 518 Ellis
Orum John, shoemaker, 258 Third, r. Berkeley
Orvis Ralph T., physician and surgeon, office "and r. 238
Nineteenth
Osberg Charles, bridge carjienter, r. 747 Howard
Osberg Mary, widow, r. 13 Precita Av
I i^lierg William, piledrlver, r. 5 Victor
( >liM()rn Anna, widow, r. 1826 Stevenson
( i^liurn Anna J., widow, portrait artist, r. 433 Geary
( >-ljorn Charles, piledri\ er, r. 749 Howard
osborn Charles H., clerk U. S. Naval Office, r. 2810* Pine
O.SBORX €. JIIAIILOX (Neville & Co.) r. 635 Guer-
rero
OSBORN EOWARD E. (Smith & Osborn) and solici-
t<ir patents, 319 Pine, rooms 46-51, r. Oakland
t i^ljorn Edward G., bartender, r. 787 Haight
I )-lMirn Edward T., freight clerk stmr Colima
( i~tiiirn Edwin, insurance, r. 425 Geary
I i-liiirn Edwin, missionarv, r. .502 Mason
(i-l>.an F. B. Mrs., Baldwin Hotel
Osborn Fi'ank F., president and manager Osborn Hard-
ware and Tool Co., 414 Market, r. Oakland
I >-born Frederick A. (R. F. Osborn & Co.) r. 923 Valencia
oslioni George F., clerk, r. 2S10i Pine
OSItORX CiEOROt: M'., mining broker, 40-41 Nevada
Block, Telephone Main 702, r. lOlh Van Ness Av
«SROR\ 11E0R<;E W. jr., attorney at law, 40-41
Nevada Block, r. lOU Van Ness Av
itsbi'rn Hardware and Tool Company (incorporated)
Frank F. Osborn jjresident and manager, 414 Market
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UIK=2KET STREET
VP-ST.'VIRS, OPP. P.iLACE HOTEL.
M.;r,y Xovcltics in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Osborn Hill Gold Mining and Milling Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal.) Robert R. Grayson secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
Osborn Homer E., insurance broker, 407-409 Montgom-
ery, r. Alameda
Osborn House, Edward RolUin proprietor, 807 Kearny
Osborn Jam s, r. 2 r9 Jessie
Osbori: Josephine Mrs., teacher languages, r. 1522 Clay
Osljorn Julia A., widow, r. 23 Ash Av
OSBORK Lt.YlARTINE, mining secretaiT, 33 Nevatla
Block, r. 822 Post
Osbiini Liiin.ili), undertaker, r. 810 Mission
(i-ii.ini ()li\ci', laborer, r. Alms House
OoBOnN n. F. & CO. f Robert F.an.l
l-rt'd<TUlt A. Osborii) importers anil deal-
ers cabinet piano, and uplioisterer.s hard-
ware, :."»l-753 iMarltet
Osborn Robert F. (R. F. Osborn k Co.) r. 923 Valencia
Osborn liobert F., clerk Local Freight Oflice S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Osborn Russell W., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2310
Clay
Osborn W.. fireman, r. North Beach Hote!
Osborn William, contractor, 1910 Page
Osborn William C. , clerk Pacific Rural Press, r. 1826
Stevenson
Osborne Ada, portrait artist, r. 191 Hyde
Osborne Arthur, carpenter, r. 26 Laskie
Osborne Benjamin, hostler, r. 511 Hyde
WSBORXE DARRAVH J., mechanical engineer and
■ raughtsman, 309 California, room 16, r. 715 Eddv
O^BOR\E D. n. A CO. (Auburn, N. Y.) Frank "H.
Keyes manager, reapers, mowers and self binders
and disc harrows, 27 Main, Telephone Main 5126
Osborne Fredeiick W., steward stmr Alameda
Osborne George H., carpenter, r. 26 Laskie
Osborne Henry, chief engineer stmr Celia, r. 1906 Golden
Gate Av
Osborne John, stationery and notions, r. 2311 Jackson,
2301 Jackson
Osborne Joseph, waiter stmr Colon
Osborne Mabel V. Mrs., r. 25 South Park
Osborne Mary J. Mrs., r. 437J Fourth
Osborne Oakley B. , agent National Life Insurance Co.,
82 Crocker Bldg, r. 536 Turk
Osborne Rachel Mrs., dressmaker, r. 917 Larkin
Osburn W. E., commission traveler, r. 899 Pine
Osbuni William, janitor, r. 14 Natoma
Osburne William, contractor, r. 1916 Page
Oscar George, r. 2507 Pine
Osebolt Simon, grip repairer, r. 2406 Post
O^chuandfsr .\nton, milker, r. San Jose Road
Osdorf William, cabinetmaker, r. 28 D arborn PI
Osegiiedaz M itilde, widow, r. 909 \'allejo
Oseman Hermann, driver, r. 2511 Folsom
Osemau Maggie, widow, r. 2511 Folsom
Oser Anthony, cook, r. Alms House
Oser Johanna, widow, r. 817 J Baker
Oser Louis, beltmaker, r. 817i Baker
Osgood Alonzo E., raotorman, r. 5 Dav
oi-itiooD AM» <;race meiiokial free
KIX»ER(;ARTE:K, MIss H. T. Bacon principal,
369 Eleventh
Osgood Archer, carriage painter, r. 3135 Franklin
Osgood Catherine, widow, r. 1836 Eddy
Osgood Charles E., cement finisher, r. 110 Hoffman Av
Osgood Charle- P. (Osgood & Howell) r. 2424 Fillmore
Osgood Clara M. Miss, teacher Van ^ess Seminary, r.
1849 Jackson
Osgood Henry R., chief clerk Western Meat Co., r. 627
Geary
Osgood Hosea, insurance, 407-409 Montgomer\-, r 430
Valley
0--good John, laborer, r. 18 Hayes
Osgood Nemi, r. 517 Cap])
Osgood Porter, fruitgrower, r. 2304 California
Osgood W., papercutttr, r. 540 McAllister
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Osgood 4; Kowell (Charles P. Osgood and John S. Howell)
agents hardware, 132 Market
Oshkosh House, Mrs. J. W. Glllman proprietor, 5h
Kearny
Osimaa Carl (Oslraaa & Peterson) r. 106 Steuart
Osimaa & Peterson (Carl Osimaa and John Peterson)
lodifings, 106 Steuart
Oslo Anibone M., car dispatcher Powell St. RR., r. 242
Shotwell
Osier Martin L., salesman Washburn & Moen Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
0.slund John, painter, r. 228 Virginia Av
OSMER A CO. (Charles Osmers, John G. W. Schulte,
Wilhelmina Stroecker and George F. Hanekamp)
wines and liquors, XW cor East and Folsom, NW
cor S])ear and Bryant and JTW cor First and Bran-
O.S^IKRS CnAKLE^ (Osmer & Co.) r. SOS Haight
Osmond Charles H., driver, r. 2511 Folsom
Osmond Nellie, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Osmondsen Oscar, mate, r. 229 East
Osmont Henry C, SS Donohoe BIdg, r. 2068 Market
OSMOXT TH0.1I.4S M., attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 60-61, Telephone Main 703, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Osmont Vance C, st\ident, r. 2930 Clay
Osmim William H., i>orter Price Baking Powder Co.
Ososke Eva Miss, teacher music, r. 1312 Folsom
Ososke Isaac, live st<ick, r. 1312 Folsom
Ososke Louis, clerk Kraker Mnfg Co., r. 1312 Folsom
Ososke Marcus, butcher, r. 215 Clara
Ososky Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Bay aud Lagnna
Ossman Gustav, ciaar maker, r. 23 Isis
Ossola Jules, bartender, r. 500 Grant Av
Ossoskv Morris, restautant, 1020 Folsom
Osswald Charles E., butcher, 1308 Pacific, r. 1310 Pacific
Osswald Jolm C. H., cooper, r. 76:5 Howard
gS' Osswald. See Oswald
Ostedt John, expressman Mission and East, r. 28 Sacra-
mento
Ostendorf Edward G., delivery clerk Kohlberg, Strauss
& Frohman, r. 320b Eighteenth
Ostendorf Joseph, bookkeejier Henry A. Lozier & Co., r.
734 Geary
Oster Kdg-ar, teamster, r. 710 Fulton
Oster Frederick J., co])yist Recorder's Office, r. 2311A
Larkin
Oster Harrv, dra.^-man, r. 2313 Larkin, rear
ew Oster. " See Oester
< >ster>>erg E. P. , seaman stmr San Juan •
Ostergaard Peter, waiter, r. 843 Mission
Ostergren Carl E., tailor, r. 121 Fremont Av
Ostergriu Christiana, domestic 1300 Jones
( irterloh Adolph, watchmaker, r. 812 Diamond
Ostcrliih Albert, electrician Boston Farm Dairj-, r, 14
Erie
Osterioh H., nfusician, r. Oakland
(.>sterman Jelle J., machinist, r. E s Texas ur Twentv-
fi.th
Ostemian Sarah, widow, bakery XE cor Hyde and O'F'ar-
rell, r. 632 O'Farrell
gyg" Osterman. See Ostermann and Oysterman
Ostem Joseph C. , tailor, r. 421 Ellis
Osterwaldt Christian, bartender, r. 1015i Minna
iJsterwaldt Niels, r. 430 Chestnut
Ostheimer Christopher, plumber, r. 2120 Union
ostheimer Henr>-, plumber, r. 2120 Union
Osthoff Charles G., stiirbuilder, r. 214 Twentj-secoud
Osthoff Elizabeth M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 214 Twenty-
secc )nd
OSTHOFF HEXRT W., sign painter, office with Ed-
win H. Black, 120 Eddy, r. 13 Mmiroe
Osthoff J. H. Mrs., r. 214 Twenty second
Osthoff W illiam F. , brass polisher, r. 214 Tiventy-
second
Ostino John, expressman, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Ostland Olof (Wiren & Ostland) r. 6571 Slinna
Ostlin Alexander, master mariner, r. 738 Green
OSTLL'XD CHARLES), wines and liquors, SW cor
Third and King, r. 800 Third
Ostlund John L., painter, r. 228 Virginia Av
Ostlund Ollof, carpenter, r. 657 J Mission
Ostrander Daniel, foreman L. Ph. Bolander, r. 1128
Twenty-second
Ostrander James, carpenter, r. 108 W<>od
Ostrander John, machinist, r. 642i Minna
Ostrander Matthew, painter, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
Ostrander Repeating Gun Co. (incorporated) John
Currey president, Thomas M. O'Brien secretary, 216
Bush, rooms 8-9
Ostrander Willis H., civil engineer, 216 Bush, rooms S-9
Ostrom Charles M., assayer U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Ostrom John S., apprentic-e Union Iron \\'ks, r. Berkele.\
Ostrom William, w ire worker, r. 333 Third
Ostroski Louis, merchant, r. 1607 Laguna
Ostroski Samuel, capitalist, r. 1214 GJearj-
Ostrowski Charles A. B., 1st officer stmr Sunol, r. Val
lejo
Ostrowski Frank S. cabinetmaker, r. 125 Corbett
Ostrum John, painter John C. Derbaum
Osuna TheofoU, widow, r. 927 Washington
Oswald Ant.ine, driver, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Charles E., r. 2312 Polk
Oswald Hentv, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Henr.v, ticket taker Bella Union Theatre, r. :»1
Montgomery A\
Oswald Henr\- W., with William H. Howard, r. 2312
Polk
f »swald Ignatius, driver, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald James H., ■ arpenter, r. 951 Cajiji
Oswald John, engineer, r. 707^ Hayes
Oswald John A , butcher, 127 Second, r. 605 Howard
Oswald Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 1315i Seven-
teenth
Oswald Thomas, ci\il engineer, r. 707i Hayes
OSWALD >VILLIA.M, proprietor Harbor View Mar-
ket, 1012 Pacific
US' Oswald. See Osswald
Ota Masayshi, Japanese interjireter, office 507 Mont-
gomery, rcKim 11, r. 1208 Lombard
Otero Jose, baker stmr Colima
OTERSE.N' HER.IIA.V, ^vines and liquors, 35 Post, r.
r. 216 Post
Otis William, cook, r. Seventh Av South bet L and K
Otey J. Hervey, insijector Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. Oakland
Otey Mercer, agent Equitable Life Assurance Societj-,
Crocker Bldg
Otis Charles, lather, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Otis David E., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. Oak-
land
OTIS FRA\K. attorney at law, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor, r. Alameda
Otis Harrison G., cashier S. P. Co., r. 2507 Sutter
Otis James (Oris, McAllister & Co.) r. 1727 Broadway
Otis James Mrs., widow, r. Occidental Hotel
OTIS, McAllister a CO. (James Otis, M. Hall
McAllister and Everett N. Bee) shipping and com-
mission merchants, 109 California, Telephone Main
1009
Otis Michael Rev., assistant rector St Mary's Church
(old Cathedral) r. (i23 Cahfomia
Otis Patrick, wire worker, r. 1729J Mission
Otis Patrick J., printer, r. 1729A Mission
OTIS STEPHE.X (Otis & Co.i^r. 2121 Larkin
Otis TheiKioreH., clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r. 2
Fillmore
Otis Thomas G., carpenter, r. 1729-4 Mission
Otis William A., shooting galltrv. Ocean Beach
OTIS A col (Stephen Otis aiid Joseph F. Gasanann)
stock brokers, 316 Montgomery
Otorgen Henrj-, liquor dealer, r. 213^ Post
Ott Alphonso," watchman, r. 7:U Twenty-fourth
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS 0? STMT M SICEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES 6AS AND 6A5ULINt LNGINtb
PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
OTT
1167
OUR
OTT AUGUST L. manalactiirliiK
Jeweler and diaiiioud setter, !.'{ Trinity, r.
Kast Kerkelej
Ott Charles, cari>enter, r. 114 Thirteonth
Ott Charles, foreiuaii Koliler & \'aii Bor-fcii, r. (>•>, Cmn
mercial
Ott Franz, tailor, r. 32 John
Ott Frederick H., clerk, r. 334 Gearj-
(_)tt Fridolin. watchmaker, 303 Battery, r. 731 Twcnt\-
fourth
Ott Fridolin Jr., machinist, r. 731 Twenty -fourth
< )tt Herman, tailor, r. 1532 Stockton
ott John, cabinetmaker, r. 16J Washington Av
ott John S., butcher, 1G38 Eddy, r. 1724 Eddy
ott John W., pilot, r. 15 Glover
Ott Joseph, driver, r. 1335 Pacific
Ott Joseph E., r. 825 Geary
ott liina, dressmaker, r. 1532 Stockton
Ott Maggie, widow, r. 1335 Pacific
Ott Max, tanner, r. 409^ Octavia
Ott Michael G., carrier Post Office, r. 533 Niiicteentli
Ott Nicholas, driver, r. 330 Ritch
Otten Anna, domestic lOlOJ Minna
Otten Anna, dimiestic 2718 California
Otteti Carsten, groceries, (301 Point Lobos Av
OTTEK €HKI.STIA.^ H. (Otten & Co.) r. imOa How-
ard
Otten Claus, groceries, 1429 Octavia, r. 1501 Post
Otten Henning P., oarijenter, r. 19 Elliot Park
Ott«n John, clerk Claus Otten, r. 1501 Post
f>tten John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk and
Scott, r. 1629 Turk
Otten John , porter Golden Gate Hotel
Otten Katie, domestic 2312 Howard
Otten Peter, laborer, r. 1200 Kearny
otten Richard (< )tten & Drews) r. 101 Hayes
«»TTEN Jt fO. (Christian Otten and Heni-j- F. Rob-
bers) proprietors The New Ferry Cash Grocery, 29
Market
otten & Drewes (Richard Otten and Henry Drewes)
groceries and liquors, SVV cor Hayes and Polk
Ottenberg Jonas (Ottenberg & Bettencourt) r. 1219 La-
guna
< )ttenberg & Bettencourt (Jonas Ottenberg and Bernard
J. Bettencourt) barbers, 215 Sansome
Ottenheimer Arthur, traveling salesman, r. 2407 Wash-
ington
<Jttenheimer Fannie Miss, milliner, r. 922 O'Farrell
Ottenheimer Henry J., with Crown Distilleries Co., r.
2407 Washington
Ottenheimer Martin C.,c-ashier Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co. , r. 2407 Washington
Ottenheimer Milton S., salesman, r. 2407 Washington
Ottenheimer SigmundW., bookkeeper Crown Distilleries
Co. , r. 2407 Washington
< )ttenheimer William, cairitalist, r. 2407 Washington
< )ttene Henry, r. 419 Oak
Otter Alexander R., gripman, r. 412 Jersey
Otter Charles, steward, r. 118i Washington
Otter George, blacksmith, r. 128^ Fern Av
Otterbeck Elias E., housemover,"l408 Mission, r. NE cor
Butte and DeHaro
Otterbein Frederick, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Ten-acc
Otterson Charles, car repairer, r. 8 Ewer PI
Otterson Charles, seaman, r. 42 Morris Av
Ottersedt Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 1123 Stevenson
Ottignon Lucv P., widow, r. 118a Shot>vell
OTTILIA SISTKR, superioress St. Joseph's Home
Hospital
t)ttinger Adolph, railroad ticket broker, 620 Market, r.
2930 Sacramento
Ottinger Edward, porter, r. 41 Caroline
Oltington The, Mrs. F. Betts proprietor, 310 Stockton
Ottman P. R., clerk Kelly & Liebes, r. Oakland
Otto Antone F., cigar box innfr and label agent, factory
226 Fremont, office 405 Front, r. Belmont, Cal.
I PABST BREWING CO.
f MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
ALL NATIO/NS DRI/\K
pred(^ri(;l(8bur(5 [a<^<^r Beer ^
Telephone South 338
THE "BEST" TONIC
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
otto August C, bakery, 421 O'Farrell
Otto Charlotte C. Miss, teacher Madison I'rimary
School, r. 2423 WashJngUjn
Otto Constance, widow, r. 2423 Washington
Otto Emil W., waiter stnir Australia
Otto Ernest A , artist, 81 St. Aim's Bldg, r. 24 Johnston
Av
otto Frederick, ir(jn founder, r. 7 Boyce
Otto George A. , bookkeeper Joseph Schreibe, r. (515
Post
Otto Hans, cook, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Otto Henry, clerk Frederick Kaufmaim, r. 434 Minna
otto Henry, groceries and liquors, 300 Twenty-fifth, r.
2696 Bryant Av
Otto Herman, clerk Alexander Gerdes, r. 743 Ellis
Otto J., waiter, r. lOOi Second
otto John, cook, r. 1206J Kearny
Otto Laura Miss, teacher music, r. 214 Waller
Otto Louisa, widow, r. 214 Waller
Otto M. Mrs., widow, nuree, r. 600 Geary
< )tto Maj- Miss, laundress, r. 7 Boj'ce
Otto Nellie Miss, saleslady, r. 1820 Post
Otto Paul, wire worker, r. 1007 Mission
Otto Peter, coppersmith, r. 5 Cedar Av
Otto Richard, clerk Gautner & Jacobs, r. N\V cor Rail-
road Av and Eleventh Av South
Otto Richard C, photographer, r. 1328 Sanchez
Otto Richard T. , machinist, r. 7 Boyce
Otto Robert W. , salesman Cal. Electrical Wks, r 214
Waller
(Jtto Sophia, domestic, r. Sixteenth Av South and L
Otto W illiam, tillerman Truck 5, r. 1820 Post
OTTO'.S !^.lliO<».\, Adolph Dunker proprietor, 425
Clay
Ottoboni Bernard (Ottoboni Bros.) r. E s San Jose Road
nr Unadilla Av
Ottoboni Brothers (William and Bernard) florists, E s
San Jose Road nr Unadilla Av
ottoboni William (Ottoboni Bros.) r. E s San Jose Road
nr Umatilla Av
Ottoman Nathan, clerk, r. 1512J Bush
Otts William, chairmaker, r. 14 Hunt
Otts Winnie, widow, r. 14 Hunt
Ottsen James N., bartender, r. 318 Miima
Ottson George O., machinist, r. 128i Feni Av
( >tz Frederick, r. 435 Bryant
Otzen George gas fitter, r. 329i'Eddy
Otzen Henry, teamster, r. 540 Washington
Otsen Lorenz, salesman A. Schilling & Co., r. 1324 Jack-
son
Oudet Mary, laundry, 27 John
Ouer Antone, plumber, r. 2108 Taylor
Ouer Cajetan F., lodgings, 318 Kearny
Ouer Anton F., real estate, r. 2108 Taylor
Ouer Catherine, widow, r. 2108 Taylor
(Jner Frederick F., clerk Chicago Brewery, r. 2108 Tay-
lor
Ough Joseph M., secretary Cal. Gas Engine Co., 130
Main, r. 2 Verona PI
Oughin James P., blacksmith, r. 2827 Howard
Oughin Michael, capitalist, r. 2827 Howard
Oughin Phillip, laborer S. P. Co.
Oulif Alexis, with Mme. Blanche Oulif, r. 2114 Post
Oulif Blanche Mine., milliner}-, 838 Market, r. 2114 Post
Oulton George, farmer, office 506 Battery, r. Hotel
Richelieu
Oulton Gerard H., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
2641 Howard
Oulton Milledge, r. 961 Market
OIR HOI'SI-:, Gibson & Cook proprietors, 993 Market
OIK LAUV OF MKKOY FREE KIXDEROAR-
TEX, 424 First
Ol R LAI»V OF .MEKC'V'S ACAI»E.nV, SE cor of
Frenir)nt and Harrison
Ol'K LAOl'S HOME (for aged and infirm females)
under management of Sisters of Mercy, 33 Rincon
PI
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C.BrowD& Sod ft^'ts. 823 Markets^
PtBHIER-JDUET & GO. mWmi.
CHHNTS RND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. uaine of \V. B. Chapman.)
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;^WMJ. FRIEND
Sec'u.
California 5t.
OIR SATIOK'S SCVNDIMVIIV Et V\(;EL-
ICAL LITHERA.X IHIKCH. Rev. O. (iroen
burg ixistor, Howard Let Twelfth mil Thirteenth
Our Society Blue Book of San Francisco and sun-ound-
iugs, Charles C. Hoag- publisher, 179 Crocker Bldsr
Ousley Louisa, widow, r. 617^ Ellis
Outcalt Aiinie, widow, drissinakiu?, r. •2343A Washing-
ton
Outcalt Harvey, carpenter, r. 1724 Folsom
Outcalt I'eter, insurance adjuster, 401 California, r. 1609
Webster
OITSE.X IIAXS, proprietor Custom Feed Mdl, .=)4!1
Fifth, r. lie's Waller
Ovei -J.iseph, seaman, r. 15-22 Dupont
Oven James, teamster, r. 714^ Ivy Av
«,>ver Andrew R., secretarj- Jones, Allen & Co., 628 Mar-
ket, r. 1.53S Folsom
Over Charles M., laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and Sl-
• erra
* S Overacker Adam A., r. 1411 Twenty-fifth
U— Overacker Kat« Miss, resident physician Hospital for
nj Children and Training' Schoul for Xurses, 3700
_cr California
1 OVERALL LAUNDRY AND SUP-
i^ PI Y rn TUF J"-iPli<..*avaiiauRh
^■' rL! bU. I riLi proprielop, iili Fol-
S"U1
Overbeck Frederick T., bartender, r. Koster Hi .use
/^ Overbeck Harald, musician, r. 400 Grove
^ Overeiid Alfred, printer, r. 10 Franklin
-.-^ Overend Edmund J., oculist and aurist, 00 Supreme
-LJ Court Bid-
;^ Overfeld Charles, contractor ar d builder, r. 2215J Mason
__ Overfield Henry D., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
— ( 3410 Sacramento
»-i Overgaard Soren K., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 908
S Van Ness Av
Oveigard Alida, widow, r. 112S Fols<jm
Overholtzer Charles R., clerk Hipuolite Dutard, r. 912
- Pine
I / OVERLAM* RA(.GAGE OFFICE S. P. CO., foot
— ' Market
~ OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANS-
L, Tildeu presi-
«. >V. Baird viee-
presideni. Charles I*. Caiiipbrll sef-retary,
teaiiiiii!!. Mareliou'ins and senrral for-
warders and proprietors Spetial Internal
Kevenne Bonded narehoase \.>. «. First
IMstritt of Cali:ornia. Telephone .Main
."..s:, oftiees SV. cor Filth and Bluvonie.
Telephone Soath 3.S9. .\>V eor ( alifornia
and Front. Telephone Main :o>. depoi
Fourth and kins, Marehouses To>vn.send
and Bluxonie bet Fonrth and Finh
Overland H..use. Edward Rolkin i>roprietor, 533 Sacra-
FER co.,:.r"
nient'i
OVERLAND MONTHLY, ov„,...
Montlily I'ultlisbius to. publishers, 3«a
Paeine Molual Bldg
OVERLAND MO\THLV PIBLISHI\« CO.,
John H. Bi.alt president. Irving M. Scott \ice-presi-
dent, Fred M. Sl.>ekin^ secretary-, pubhshers Over-
land Monthly, iCa. Mutual Life B"ldg
Overland Packing Co.. P. Marsicano & Co. proprietors,
mnfrs hermetically sealed goods. 912-914 Battery-
Overland Warehouse, Bode & Haslett proprietors," NE
cor King and Third
OVEKLAXD VTAREHOISE, E. Xewland & Co.,
proprietors. E s Third bet Ki.ig and Townsend
Overly .foseph, butcher, r. First Av and Kentuckv
Overman Jane, widow, r. 819 Post
Overman Robert, porter, r. 3 Centra! PI
OVERMAN WHEEL CO ».-
faeturers Victor bicjeles and Alitor ath-
letic goods, factory Chicopee Falls, Mass..
branch house 309 Larkln ur .McAllister.
P. H. Bernays manager
Overmohle Henry P., bookkeeper A. I. Hare & Son, r.
620 Ellis
Overstreet Beniice Miss, stationer, 705 Polk, r. 10 Asb
Av
Overstreet William L. , r. 10 Ash Av
Overstreet WiUiam T., compositor, r. 10 .\sh Av
OTERTOX CHARLES P., secretarj- The McCollani
Fishing and Trading Co., Union Fish Comp;»ny and
Golden Gate Salmon Co., 40 California, r. 1414"Gear\
Overton Frank, marker S. F. Laundrj", r. 1510 Eddy
Overton Frank, teamster, r. 5<30 Stevenson
OVERTO.X ROBERT X., salesman Union Fish Coin-
paiiv, r. 1414 Gearv-
OVERTOX !*, M. .Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Gearv
OVERTOX VICTOR «., suijerintendent The Mc-
Collani Fishing and Trading Co., 40 California, r.
1414 Gear.v
Overtoil W. H. Mrs., pro]>rietor The Wellington, 21
Grant Av
Overton Walter H.. mining, r, 21 Grant Av
((vesting Paul, president the Appel Cosmetic Co., NE
cor Market and Powell, r. 704 Broderick
Oviatt Genevieve, teacher piano, 27-49 Mercantile Li-
brary Bldg. 530 Golden Gate Av
0\iatt Minnie Miss, portrait studio, 27 and 49 Mercantile
Library Bldg, 530 Golden Gate Av
Oviedo Eliza R. Miss, r. 218 Van Ness Av
Oviedo Louis P., physician French Hospital, r. 218 V:iii
Ness Av
Oviedo Mary C, wid(vw, r. 218 Van Ness Av
t)vlen Uno T., showcasemaker, r. 414 Hyde
Owen Albert, boilermaker, r. 1919 Union
Owen Alice R, Miss, r. 2101 California
Owen Annie K., wiiiow, teacher Clement Gr*n-.niar
School, r. 2422 Buchanan
Owen Arthur J., r. 941 Howard
< »wen Benjaniine, r. 1007 California
Owen Daniel H.. sign painter, G. B. DeFerrari
Owen Elaunson D., machinist, r. 2421 Sutfer
OWEX FR.4XK .4., piano tuner, r. 7 Montgomcr\
Av, room J, second floor
Owen Frank L., attorney at law, 17-19 Mil's Bldg, 8th
floor, r. 2101 California
t)wen Geoi^e W., manager printing The Creeghtons, r.
116 Turk
Owen HeniT G., armorer First Troop Cavalir N. G. <'..
r. 318 OTarrell
Owen Horace, mnfg stationer. 40 Turk, r. 116 Turk
Owen Hugh J., bookkeejier Thomas Price & Co., r. IS' -
O'Farrell
Owen James J. Mrs., widow, r. 219 Leavenworth
Owen John, teamster, r. 9i Crook
Owen Roy E., painter, r. 9.59 Mission
Owen William L., c-dbinetmaker, r. 1602 Howard
Owen William M., clerk, Cunningham, Curtis & Wekb.
r. Oakland
Owen Wilson .J., < apitalist, r. 2101 California
Owens Alfred J., bookkeeper, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
( )wens Adna T., r. 1015 Market
Owens Arthur D., jeweler, r. 516 Eddy
(jwe. s Charles G., liquors, r. 9 Mt)rri> Av
Owens Cornelius, teamster, r. 72 Brady
Ow-ens Daniel, baker, r. 114 Ridley
Owens Daniel, jiainter, r. Alms House
Owens Daniel, policeman, r. 435 Twentv-third
Owens Daniel W., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. lU
Ridley
Owens Edward, with Estate James G. Fair, r. 618 Fi
more
Owens Edward F., waiter George D. Mayle, r. 3115 F
som
TRY THE
SAN FRA/NCISCO
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office:, 33 GEIARY
Telephone, Main 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
401 ©ANSOME ST.
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fllDION
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LUBRICATING OILS
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Owens Edu-ard M., iioliceman, r. 114 Ridley
Owens Eleanor M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.
711 Jones
Owens Elizabeth, widow, r. 1217 Twenty-first
Owens Elmer C, confectioner stnir Bay City, r. 967
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD^
Owens Emily Mrs., nurse, r. 1317 Larkin
Owens Florence I., shoemaker, r. 28 Valley
Owens Floyd, salesman, r. 1113 Sutter
Owens Frank, millhand, r. llfiSJ Mission
Owens Frank C, clerk, r. 502 Powell
Owens Fred, waiter, r. 435 Bryant
Owens Frederick, r. 623 Walnut Av
Owens Harry M. , pressman, r. 1315 Point Lobos Av
Owens Henrj' C, bwkkeeper, r. 516 Eddy
Owens Henry M., g-ripman, r. 1805 Polk
Owens Hugh, student, r. 2440 Pacific Av
Owens I. B. (H. Huddleston & Co.) r. 2440 Pacific Av
Owens James, dispatcher Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 20i Isis
Owens James, engineer, r. 2329 Greenwich
Owens James, hostler, r. 7141 Ivy Av
flwens James, laborer, r. 13 Page
ftwens James, laborer, r. 1315 Point Lobos Av
Owens James, laborer, r. Alms House
Owens James, upholsterer, r. 85 Everett
Owens James Mrs., liquors, 908 Illinois
Owens James C, r. 1805 Polk
Owens James C, fireman, r. 1317 Larkin
Owens James P., teamster, r. 1304 Folsoni
Owens John, carpenter, r. 406 Bryant
Owens John, clerk, r. 20 St. Rose's Av
Owens John, miller, r. Denver House
Owens John, stonecutter, r. 024 Fourth
Owens John, waiter, r. 32 Rincon PI
Owens John A., clerk Motive Power and Machinerj- Dept
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Owens John C, clerk duff Bros., r. 349 Oak
Owens John E., pressman, r. 1315 Point Lobos Av
Owens John F , bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen v^ Leben-
bauni, r. 20 St. Rose's Av
Owens John P., shoemaker, r. 28 Valley
Owens John T., teamster, r. 1304 Folsom
Owens Joseph, laborer, r. 9.i9 Bryant
Owens Joseph, laborer, r. 1231 Filbert
<lwens Joseph, painter G. B. De Ferrari
Owens Kate, domestic 1776 California
Owens Kate, widow, r. 28 Valley
Owens Kate Mrs. , furnished rooms, 433 Minna
©WE.\S LE.\ !►., president .Etna Mineral Water
Co., 104-108 Drumni. and president California Drug
and Spice Mills, .591 Mission, r. 1S'20 O'Farrell
Owens Maurice A. (Owens *: Starr) r. 109 Hermann
Owens Miles G., cashier Levison Bros., r. 1217 Twentv-
first
Owens M. R., motonnan Market St. Ry
Owens Oscar M., foreman Palmer & Rey TjTJe Foundry,
r. 2316 Webster
Owens Owen T., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Liver-
more, Cal.
Owens Patrick, foreman nurserj' Golden Gate Park, r.
Golden Gate Park
Owens Patrick, laborer, r. 433 Minna
Owens Peter, r. 158 San Jose Av
Owens Peter, marine engineer, 9 Mission
Owens Peter, t-lereotvper, r. 2512 Octavia
Owens R. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1217 Twenty-first
Owens Richard, gripman, r. 616 T>venty-second
Owens Richardson T., gnpman, r. 1805 Polk
Owens Sadie, domestic 831 Fifteenth
Owens Samuel, teamster, r. 23 Clementina
Owens Susan A. Miss, house cleaning, r. 28 Valley
OwensThomas, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Golden
Gate Park
Owens Walter, confectioner Log Cabin Bakery, r. Oak-
land
Owens William, bartender, r. 1007 California
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
WIELA/ND'S
LHGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Owens WiUiam K. , clerk Miller, Sloss & Scottj r. 340
Oak
Owens William W., clerk H. Huddleston it Co., r. 18i
Sacramento
Owens & Starr (Maurice A. Owens and George B. Sfcirr
coffee saloon, 7 Ninth
gS" Owens. See Owen
Owenson Mary E., domestic, r. 423 Clementina
Owl Boot and Shoe Co., Ralph Rosenhloom proprietor,
511 Keamv
OWL DRi;<; CO. the, D. VV. Klrkland president,
R. E. Miller secretary, 1128 Market and 21 Turk,
Telephone South 356
OWL IM'BLISHIM; <'0. (weekly) Ben Coonky
proprietor, RumiimhiI Mecrc;ulv editor and manager,
.536 Clav. offi,-,' ;i- M,n liants' Exchange Bldg
OWL PRINTING CO. u.eva.a„
Mat-donald and Alfred D. PariH<-r>
printer.^, r^'iS Market
Owles Fred S., floor walker Kohberg, Strauss & Fr»)h-
man, r. 217 Clement
Owman Baniard, cook, r. 411Tl)irtieth
Oxford Adelaide L. Miss, nurse, r. 820b Gearj-
Oxford House, 719 Market
Oxley George E., clerk Sun Ins. Office, r. Berkeley
OXKAKIli ROBERT, secretary Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 1827 Clay
Oxtoii Annie M., domestic 2424 Fillmore
Oxtnii William, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
0\H;EN AXD MTRIS 0\II>E IkAS, Frank p.
Bain pr<iprietor, 10 Stevenson
Oven Christian G., driver, r. W s Mission Road nr Ocean
House Road
Oyen Jennie M., domestic 2109 Pacific Av
Oyen Paul, watchman, r. Sixteenth Av Sotith
Oven Soran C, tailor, W s Mission Road nr Ocean House
Road
Oyhancabal Jacob, baker, r. 117 Trenton
Oyler Cora, r. 113 Fourth
Ovler Robert, draughtsman Maintenance of Way Dei>t S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
SS" Oysterman. See Oesteniiann and Osterman
Ozaiiue Elia, dressmaking, 529 Haight
Ozanne William, restaurant, 233 O'Farrell, r. 8 Geary
Court
Ozard Edmund, teamster, r. 13J Clara
Ozard John B., expressman, r. 13i Clara
Ozouf Henrj- E., clerk Detreck Steamship Co., r. Lorin
Ozund V. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 743 Vallejo
Pabaches Dinietrio^, ]ieclcller, r. 115 Nat^nia
PABST BREWING CO. »..»>.....
Mis.iRojal Eagle Oistilleries Co. general
agents for draught and bottled Iteer.
Bine Ribbon beer, and the *' Be!>t Toule,"
113 Taylor
Pabst Christopher, cooper, r. 316 Day
Pabst Georgf , plumbing, 213 J Austin Av
Pabst John < , cooper, r. 316 Day
Pac- Ismael (Sams & Pac) r. 3201 Eddv
l';uu Charles, r. 1118 .lacksoti
PACE J. B. TOBACCO CO......
■iiond, Va.) R. E. Parr general agent. 40.'i
Front, r. .Alameda
Pachaeis Panariotis, peddler, r. 115 Xatoma
PacheM., actor, r. Royal Hou.se
Pacheco August, porter, r. 42 Everett
Pacheco August Jr. , barber, r. 42 Everett
Pacheco Gumescindo, capitalist, r. 45 Liberty
Uf
DIXON, BORGESON HO. SHOWCASES
* 37 MARKET ST., S. F.
paiTicuiars ;
apnngs in regisrerj
Any case of Skin Disease will yield to fllGllLAND Srl\llNGS WATERS
PAC
70
PAC
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Pa^Soo Inez, milliner Charles E. Adcock
Pa^leco Louis, laborer, r. 1323 Laurel Av
Pacheco Maiy, widow, r. 1416 Larkin
Pacheco Pabelo, teamster, r. 740 Tehama
Pftcheco Powell, teamster, r. 342 Fourth
Pachew Simoni Mrs., lodgings, 7 Adler
Pachelbell Charles, bartender, r. NW cor Guerrero and
Sixteentli
rA€lFI<; AIMEKI€Ax\ CO.. John F. Sheehau presi-
dent, Frank A. Brooks business manager, Hugh JL
burke eilitor, publishers The Pacific American, 2u
Mills Bldg, 10th floor
F.irirK AMEKK Ai\ DECORATIVK CO.. K. S.
Chadboume ))resident, Peter L. Mall>>n vncc-i>resi-
dent, 26 O'Farrell, factories 28-30 Ei,L;hth and I'.t
Fremont
PACIFIC AMERI<;AN the. Pacific American Co.
p\iblishers, 2(! Mills Bldg. 10th floor
^^\nii'i*iau»J!j|eiV.sjSof,ii;|hcijic.
(>CI8C0.
PUBLiISHED ]VIOHTHliV
PILS BOILQING, HOOi 28, TENTH FLOOR
Pacific Anunouia and Chemical Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) Rob-
ert P. Greer manager works, foot of Humboldt,
otfice N W cor Francisco and Webster
PACIFIC AN.nO!KIA BOTTLIX; <0., Hemnann
& Co. agents, 309-311 Sacramento
PaxHfic Apartment House The, John J. Sweeney man-
ager, 114 Pacific
PACIFIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIA-
TinM "f *''** Aiiiatenr Athletic I nlon
I lUll or the United States, LeMls P.
Wanl secretary, oftice Olyiuple Club Bldg
PACIFIC AUXILIAR¥ FIKE ALARM CO., Louis
Sloss Jr. piesident, \V. Hanson secretary, A. Clarke
superinteiulii t. Telephone Bldg, 216 Bush, Tele-
phone M..;!i (';i5
PACiyiC AVENI'E PRI.MARV SCHOOL. Miss
I'la E. Shuw principal, Pacific Av nr Baker
Pacific Axle Co., Adolph Weber superintendent, SE cor
Na]>a and ilaryland
PACIFIC B.AXK (in liquidation) NW cor Pine and
Sansome
PACIFM BO.\E COAL AM» FERTILIJEINCi
i'O., A. Haas manager, 614 Seventh
Pacific Bottle Yard, Miller & Son projjrietors, 811-813
Brannan
Pacific Box Factory, Meyers & Merillion proprietors, NW
cor Fourth and Kentucky
PA«-IFIC BREM'ERV, office 403 Market
PA«'IFIC BRIDGE CO. (incorporated) Richard W.
Gorrill jjresident, C. F. McCarthy secretary, 4 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Brush Factory, Thomas C. Conklin & Co., propri-
etors, 573^ Bryant
PACIFIC BI'ILBER THE (weekly) W. H. PurteUe
proprietor, 423 Washington
PACIFIC BIISINES* COLLEGE, J. Wesley Grif-
fith proprietor, o2ri I'ost
PACIFIC BUTCHERS' SUPPLY
pn Horiiiann Brothers proprietor.s,
ifUi .«aasage casings, spices and batch-
ers' supplies of every description, 770
Pasquale
.Mission. Telephone .Main
PACIFIC BUTTON CO.b
A Sons proprietors, nianafactnrers of
uiilitary, naval and society uietal but-
tons, all railroad, cable and electric road
buttons a specialty, 640 ^Vashington
PACIFIC CABLE RAILWAY CO., A. S. Hallidie
president, Charles F. Crocker vice-president, J. L.
Willcutt secretary, president's office ;i09 Market, sec-
retary's office room 23 Hobart Bldg
PACIFIC CALENDAR A>D CATHOLIC
CHli'RCH BFLLETIN, Captain Andrew Ransom
managing editor, TO St. Ann's Bldg
PACIFIC <'AX CO., John Lee president, Sidney M.
Smith vice-pre.sident, Alfred D. Cutler secretary and
treasurer, manufacturers tin plate and sheet-iron
ware, galvanizersand japanners, main office 209-211
Mission, Telephone Main 5407, factory 522-.042
Townsend, Telephone South .^407
PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO. ......
Hinkley superintendent, oltices '200 Sut-
ter, Baldwin Hotel and Hotel St. .Nicho-
las, business office m Eighth, Telephone
Main Ift.-iO
Pacific Chair d.., W. F. Smith manager, wholesale chair
dealers, Tfi'J Mission
I'ucitio Chemical Works, Henry G. Hanks'proprietor, 718
.Mcnt-imierv
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN. Joseph B. Johnson editor
ami iini]irietor, 30 Donohoe Bldg
PA4'IFIC (HIRrUMAN THE (semi-monthly) W.
X. Oliver manager, 731 California
PA<'IFi4' <'LEAM\«; AND Dl'EING WORKS,
J. Spaukling & Co. proprietors, 3.'i3-357 Tehama,
Teleplione South 40
PACIFIC COAST ADVERTISING
t^l\ .lohn V. Foster manager, 307 San-
bU* some
Pacific Coa.st Aluminum Co., A. J. Robinson president,
Henry G. Holland sujierintendent, 170 Crocker Bldg
Pacific Coast Bill Posters' Association, Arthur M. Plato
secretary, 206 Sansome
Pacific Coast Boiler Works, McMuri)hy & McEvoy, i)ro-
prietf)rs, 235-237 Main
Pacific Coast Borax Co., Frank M. Smith president, A.
H. Cloiigh secretary, 101 Sansome, room 26
Pacific Coivst Cigar Co., Philip Alexander proprietor, 323
Front
P-iCIFK' COAST COMMER<'I.4L TRAVELERS'
.ASSOC' I AT ION, Adolph C. Boldermann secre-
'jiry, office 307 Commercial
f. A. BOBBINS PRESS WORKS
M.-\NrFACTrRF,
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
32-=^ FREMONT SXREIET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY cO. "'""*""''='* =^
Teiephone Mission 4-0
t^l^^ 1 O SUPPLIES
TAG
71
1 . 1^. Ml^UKLWO
109 Montgomery St.
PACIFIC COAST CO-OPERA-
TIVE CIGAR MANUFACTUR-
IMP rn TUr ^^H"'uc1 U- ralUvrll
II1U bU. I riL itresidcnt, Henry
Hiioblr secretary, II.'>.||7 <'Ia}
PACIFIC COAST CO
TIVE CREDIT CO
■OPERA-
Mllliaiii Loe-
Mi iiiaiiager,
mercantile agencTt room 'i9 Merchants'
Exchange, 4:il (alirornia
IM€IFie COiSr DK.Vrisr THE, Padfic Cast
)>>.'ntist Fublicatiou Co. jiulilislicrs, 53li Clay
iVil'IFK- COAST DE\TI«»T PUBLICATION
CO., publisliers Pacific Coast Demist, r)36 CIa.\
I'ACIFIC COAST UETECTITE BlIKEAIJ, 12
Mdntgoinerv
PACIFIC COAST DOOR CO.
ilncoriiurated) F. IC. Kins president, U.
C. Jones vice-president, E. 1. <;ray sec-
retary, SOS Bryant nr Fifth, niauulac-
tiirers ofand dealers in doors, MlndoMs
and blinds
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co., Joliii
Hackett manager, 1.") Steiiart
Pacific Coast Dry Goods and Millinery Review, jmb-
lished by Review Printing Co., 632 Marltet
Pacific Coast Oermriii Cooks' Society, Charles Grosse
president. loseiOi F. HiNenlick scV>otnr\ . 14 (iearv
Pacific Coast G. .1,1 s.iv.iu c..., .vi; .\lni]f.i..nKr'. . room 9
PACIFIC COA.ST HOUE SI I'PLV A.SSO< lA
TIO.\ (.lames Sluirp. William K. Davidson, F. E.
Marsli and George \V. Sattord) 132 -larket, rooms
21-22
r.iCIFK' COAST HOTEL KEVISTEK CO.. The
Hicks-.Iudrl Co., i>ro|)rictors, Fred A. Hines gen-
eral :i.:eMt. 23 First
Pacific Coast Insurance Directory, Robert W Neal
tnanager 320 California
PACIFIC COAST .lERSEl' CATTLE CLUB. W.
F. Russell secretars', l-l Sansonie
I'acific Coa.st Limiber Mill i!o. (Oakland) otlice 16 Post
Pacific Coast Manufacturiug C6. (H. rbert N. Bowen)
ranfrs ink, 220 J Sixth
Pacific Coast Loan Association, Charles E. Naylor sec-
retaty, oflace 19 Mouteoniery
PACIFIC COAST .VfARINE RECOKU (weekly)
Marine Index Publishing Co. publishers, offiite 31.')
California, room 7
Pacific Coast Musical .Journal, 26 O'Farrell
P.4CIFIC COAST NAVIUATIO.N SCHOOL, Ed
mund D. McNevin jirincijial and projirietor, 404
IJeale
PACIFIC COAST OFFICIAL RAILM AV AM»
.STEA.nSHIP <ilJIDE (monthly) Time Schedule
.Advertising and Publicati(jn Co. publishers, 508 Clay
Pacific Coast oil Co. (incorporated) C. N. Felton presi-
dent, Charles B. VVheaton secretary, 13 Pine, ro.^ni 1
Pacific Coast Photographer, Morgan Backus editor. 506
Battery, room 26
Pacific Coast Pigeon Fanciers" Society, A. M. Bayley
secretary. 210 Davis
Pacific Coast Posting and Advertising Co. (incorporated)
■"•^ Thomas M. Sterling manager, 506 Commercial
P.iCIFIC COAST RAILWAY CO., Goodall. Per
kins & Co., general agents, office 10 >Iarket
PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAI.\T CO., H. C. Hen-
derson manager 1809 Folsoni
PACIFIC CO 1ST SAVI1N<;S .SOCIi:TY, Wendell
Elaston president, William C. .Murdoch manager, 805
■■Market, Telei.lioi.f .Main :j!i7
P.4CIFIC COAST SLOT .>1ACHI\E CO., -Joseph
G. Kearnev manager, t)22-' Commercial, office hours
11 A. M. to 12 M.
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite tlie heading
•■P .,,i^hoT-£--' -■" T!„. ■-.,«..;. r>ir-ctorv.
Tasteur filters
BEST BEEB OH EHBTB ^^
^^ THE mOST POPOLBJ
P.K^IFIC CO.AST STEAMSHIP CO., Charles
Goodall president, John L. How^ard vice-president,
Edwin Goodall secretary, Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
general agents office 10 Market
P.ACIFK COAST STEA.nSillP <O.S COltllllS.
SARV l»EPART.nEi\T, SW cor Broadway and
Davis
P.ICIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.S Tl( KET
OFFICE, 4 New M.mtgonicrv
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSiiip CO. S WHARF,
foot Broadway
Pacific Coast Syrup Co. (incori»orated) Frederick W'elker
president, Fred W. Garrettson vice-i)resident, Eil-
ward E Bergin secretary, 713-719 Sansome and 4-10
Gold
Pacific Coast Traders and Home Seekers Associatit>n,
Ralston McCue agent, office 6 Sacramento, room 6
Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders' Association,
Fred W. Kelley manager, 313 Bush
Pacific Coast Warehouse Co. (incorporated) Herman
Eppinger presi.Ient, .Josua Eppinger secretary,
warehouse Port Costa, office 311 California
PACIFIC COAST WOOI» A.\D IRO^ (monthly)
S. L. Everett publisher, 4 California, room 12
Pacific Cocoanut Co., Luke G. Sre.sovich & Co. propri-
etors, 507-509 San ^onie
P.1CIFIC COMMERCIAL CO.. successors to Ber
lin Commercial Co., commission merchants, grain
and general produce, B. C. Robertson manager, 212-
214 Front, Telephone Front 80
Pacific Concrete Co. (incorporated) J. W. Miller presi-
dent, H. F. Ingerson secretary, concrete and arti-
ficial stone construction, 18 Post
PACIFM^ CONGRESS W.ITER, Bliven & Lewis
agents, 621 Howard
Pacific Consolidated Pa.ste Co. Rivenna & Co., propri-
etors, 421 Battery
P.ACIFIC «'0.\Tk.ACTIX« CO., Austin Wali-ath
president. J. H. Swi/t vice] president, 106-108 Phelan
Bldg.
PACIFIC COPPER WORKS. .,.-
wiji Wagner proprietor. .'>«.'> Mission
Pncifie Corrugated Stove Pipe Elbow Factory, William
Wehmoller iiroprietor, 416 Se\ enth
Pacific Cycle Co., William L. Elliott manager, 21 New
Montgomery
Pacific Dispen.sary of the Children's Hospital, 1109 Mi.s-
P.ACIFIC ORIiaaST PI BLLSHINU CO., jxib
lishers The Pacific Drugs;ist 314-316 Battery
PACIFIC DRI'«GIST tHE (monthly) Dr. Albert
Abranis editor. Pacific Druggist Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 314-316 Battery
Pacific Duster Co. (Samuel Wagner) feather duster
miifr, 21 Mont-oiner\ Av
PACIFIC ELECTRIC BELT AND
*fi
pllCC pn •»••• .*ndre>v T. Sher-
nUOO uUif Mood presi«lcDt and
maiiaser, inanufactarers Pacific Electric
Pad Trnss. nnple.v Galvanic Belt, Electri-
cal I tcrine Supporters, etc., 11*0 Market,
parlors S.VSO
PA< IFIC ELECTRIC AL STORAGE CO., James
Annstrong president, John H. Harbour secretary
and treasurer, 118-120 Pine
PACIFIC ELECTRICIAN (iiionthy) Henrj- D. Peet
manager, W. Lockw(iod Peet and George P. Low-
editors, 10 California
PACIFIC ENSIGN THE (weekly) official organ
W. T". Temipenince riiioii. Ensign Publishing Co.
proprietors, 132 McAllister
PA«'IFIC E<1FIPMENT CO. (incorporated) George
Easton iiresident, Loi enzo Johnston manager, R. B.
Hooper vice-i (resident and secretary. Automatic
Fire S))rinkles, 225 First
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Pemei-Jouet & Go. diaiqpagiie "
EXTRA DRY "Special."
. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp, name of W. B. Chapman .)
PAC
1172
PAC
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Pacific Excliange, Scharff & Templeton proprietors,
real estate, 18 Post
PACIFIC EXPRESS CO., agents Petalmna Transfer
Co., office stpamer Gold, pier bet Washington and
Jackson, Telephone Main 5762, branch office 18
Post, Telephone Main 5366
Pacific Fish Packing- and Curinj,' Co., Baumeister &
Heidenianu jiroprietors, SE cor Seventh and
pacTfic folding paper box
CAPTriDV Kothsftilld A .>Ic-Matli«-
rHulUnii proprletor.s. I4-16 Frr
IllOIlt
PACIFIC FUEE WAKEHOISE, Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, office 40S Sjiear
PACIFIC FRINGE FACTORY.
Aiif I'iiacii tV I lioiiipsoii i>i'i>pri<>t<>rs,
npliolkterers' triiiiiiiiiis-. Il'> >liniia
PACIFIC FRUIT MARKET,
'I'. A. Iturii.s itroiirirtor, Mliolesale and re-
tall. 10<> Seventli nr \>m Post Olliee site
PACIFIC FRFIT MARKET (oldi from Clay to
Merchant, bet Sansonie and Montgomery
PaL-ifie Fruit Packing Co,. Frank H. Foote agent, 116
PACIFicTURNITURE EXPRESS
0(\ •loliii .Yl<'lleiir.> i>ro|>i-iet<>r, Jiiiii--
uUif tion Markft and 4;<»lden Gate .iv
Pacitir (Jallcry, Ber Se-crl)L-r<; proi)rictor, lly Powell
PACIFIC GAS ENGINE C0.»...
liani a. Bai-i-ett president, ( iiaries L.
Karrett .secretarj , :?0!>.;$il HoMard
Pit IFIC GAS F>IPI(4»rEME;^T CO., Albert
MUler jiresideiit, C. (). G. Miller treasurer, J. M.
Livingston secretary, office SVV cor Stevenson and
Annie, works cor Francisco and Steiner, and cor
Third and Townsen 1 Telephone Main 1908, 4 bells
Pac fie Glove Works, H. & L. Block proprietors, 2'20-22-2
Bush
Picific Ha
and Loavenworrth
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MANU-
FACTURING CO,. ,iz;r,":.',r;?
I'olisli, t'erfeciion .l\Ie tirease, foundry
faeings, etc.. factory Potrero, .lames «*.
Ronnlree »V Sons agents, 10« Pine
Pacific Hardwood Lumber Co., D. Henshaw Ward presi-
dent, Thomas Richardson secretary, 22 Market,
room 1
PACIFK' IIEBREM' HOME. Isaac H. Levy sup-
eriiituiidciit, S s Silver Av iir Mission Road
PAtiUC lilRKE^V ORPIIAX ASYLUIH AXD
IIO.ME SOCIETV, S. W. Levy president, Leo
Eloesser secretarj-, office 105 Stockton, home 600
Devisadero
PACIFIC HEIGHTS GRAAIMAR SCHOOL,
Miss Alice M. Stincen principal, Jackson bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Pacific Homoeopathic Dispensary, Mrs. Emma Street
matron, 143 Howaid
PACIFIC HOMOEPATHIC PHARMACY, Wal
ler Bros, jiroprietors, 33 Grant Av cor Geary
PACIFIC IMPROVE.ME.XT CO., H. E. Hunth)g-
ton president, Frank S. Douty secretary and treas-
urer, ^S linion Trust Bldg, i Montgomery
Pacific Incubator Co. (Oakland) office 210 Davis
PACIFIC IKK FACTORY, Lievre, Fricke & Co.
propretors, 707-711 Sansome, office 117 Battery
PACIFIC IIS'SIJRANCE CO. (of New York) Charles
Christensen manager, John R. Hillman assistant
manager, 317 Califoiiiia
PACIFIC IRISH AMFIRICAX THE (weekly) John
C. Fitzgerald publisher, William L. Eyre editor,
420 Montgomery, room 36
Pacific Iron and Nail Co. , 9-11 Beale
PACIFIC IROM LATH CO., John Weichhart presi-
dent, 143-145 Beale bet Main and Fremont from
Market
Pacific Iron Works (in liquidation) Ira P. Rankin presi-
dent, 525 Mission
PACIFIC IRON YARD, Burnstine Brothers propri-
etors, 565-575 Fifth
Pacific Jewelry Co., Joseph Newman president, Charles
W. Haeke seeretarv, 408 Market
PACIFIC LABELING CO., John T. Hill president,
Peter T. Barclay secretary, 417 battery
P.4CIFIC LAMP ANOREFLECTOlt FACTORY,
Boesch Lamp Co. proprietors, 585 Mission
PACIFIC LAND ASStK'IATION (of San Francisco)
C. C. Tripi) president, A. C. Hannnond seeretarv,
39-40 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Pacific Land Investment Co., Alfren E. Davis vice-presi-
dent. Louis C. Bresse Secretary. 230 Montgomery
PACIFIC LAUNDRY MACHIN-
CDV PD •lonii E. I'liappell niaua*
[.ni UU>» ger. :i6 44 Fremont
Pacitic Laundry Tray Co., Joscpn Burke manager, 40-42
Eighth
PACIFIC LAW AND < OLLECTION BVICEAI ,
Leopold Jacobi manager, 81-84 Chronicle Bldg
PACIFIC LAW AND < OLLECTION CO., Julius
Blumenthal propriet(jr, 415 Montgomery, room 6
P.4CIFK; LIGHTING CO., J. M. Livingston presi-
dent, C. O. G. Miller secretary and treasurer, SW cur
Annie and tevenson, Telephone Main 1908 (4 bells)
Pacific Live Stock Co, Henry Miller president, C. Z. Mer-
ritt secretary, 508 California, room 17
Pacific Loan Association, Leon Dennery secretary, 214
Pine, rooms 3-5
Pacific Lodging House, Henry Greaves proprietor, 219
Leidesdorff
PACIFIC LUMBER CO ., Allen A. Curtis president.
George P. Parker secietary, office 6 California, yard
338 Berry
P.ICIFIC .MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Alexander
Center general agent, ottice 425 Market, wharf cor
First and Branna'i
PACIFIC MAIL STE:AMSHIP CO.'S WHARF.
cor First and Brannan, Telephone Main 261
Pacific Mailing Co., ('ari)eiiter & Smith proprietors, 51(;
Commercial
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO.
George P. I iiursioii president, luauBlae-
turers <'.velone. Star and Steel Tornado
>vindmllls, pumps, tanks, well tools and
water supply goods, 575 Mission, Tele-
phone .Main 1833
PACIFIC MARINE RAILWAY AND WAYS CO.,
Alexander Hay president, M. J. Madison secretary ,
15 Steuart
Pacific .Marine Supply Co., Heni-j- Levi president, Alfred
Greenebaum seeretarv, 206 California
PACIFIC METAL WORKS, ..»...<
\. .MorroM president, .John ^^ . Ileidt sec-
retary and treasurer. nianuCactnrers
babbitt, solder, tin, copper, zinc, anti-
mony, tin and terneplate. i:t*-i:t» First.
Telephone Main *ft4
P.ICIFIC METHODIST .iDYOC.4TE THE.
(weekly) Richard P. Wilson editor, 1170 Market,
room 43
Pacific Militant Printing and Publishing Co., S. P.
Blumenberg manager, 221 Davis
P.4CIFIC MILITANT THE (military weekly) S. P.
Blumenberg manager, 221 Davis
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WOK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL ^2,l2'il^tf7^^J!^^'f!*.?.^
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
A CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
PAC
^71
PAC
PACIFIC niMNCi AGENCY A\DTK|l!>>T€ON-
PAMir, Irwin C. Stump president, William C. Ral-
ston secretarj-, 331 Pine, room 20
Pacific Mining Co., J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, .'i6 Nevada
Block
PACIFIC MUSIC CO. (HL„....er ana
K. \. .Sfliloii) importers and dealrr.s In
pianos, iiiusiral Instmnients and siilieet
ninsic, KIK Market, IS O'Farrel, Tele-
phone Main UiVi
TAt'lFIC .ni'TFAL BlIILDIiN'O, NE cor Sacra-
mento and .Muntyfoniery
PACIKIC ItllTliAL BIIILi»i\« .41VD LOA\ A!»'
SOCIATIO\. Rolla V. Watt president, John R.
Hillnian secretary, :n7 California
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ft |Upp pn **^ <'alilornia <iieorge \,
HIlUL uUi Moore president, tieorce
\V. Iteaver viee-|>resldent, .1. K. Pattons
secretary, .S. .11. .YiarKsassistantseeretary,
Kilsarif «V Reaver general agents, F. \> .
Vuost A Brotlier general agents aeeldent
department, .\K vor .llitntgomer.v and
!>iacramenio, Telepiione Main 750
Pacific Notion Co. The, Samuel Gerson proprietor, 17
Battery
P.iCIFIC .\'I;RSERT, Frederick Ludemann propri-
etor, N s Lombard hot Baker and Lyon
PACIFIC OIL A\D LEAD l>VOKK!>, N s King
bet Second an;i Third, Kittle & Co. agents, 20:2 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Ornament il Floor Co., Jens N. Miller proi)rietor,
hardwood decorations, 1942 Fillmore
Pacific Packing House, Buttgenbach & Widman pro-
prietors, NW cor Fourth and Br\'ant
PACIFIC PATENT PL.A^^TER CO., C. E. Cebrian
president, William Hanson secretary, works Rodeo,
Contra Costa Co.. office Telephone Bldg, 21G Bush
PACIFIC PAVING CO. 4...,.....,
presiilcut, J. H. Swil't vice-president and
manager, F. C. Lewis secretary, F. N.
.\euval superintendent, 106-108 Phelan
Bldg, Telephone Main 656
Pacific Pen Co. Tlie, 307 Sansunie, room 1
PACIFIC PH.AKMACl', Waller Bros, proprietors,
33 Grant Av, cor Gearj'
PACIFIC PIXE Ll'MBERCO., E. M. Herriek pres-
ident and general manager, W. J. Adams vice-presi-
dent, W. H. Talbot treasurer, W. C. Kirketerji sec-
retary, office 121 Market, Telejjhone Main 610,
branches Third and Berry, Chestnut and Sansome
and Steuart and Folsom "
PACIFIC PL.1NING MILL!!i, A. Hansen i)roprietor,
S s Berry bet Fifth and Sixth
Pacific Portrait Co., 1221 Market
PACIFIC POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.,
.lohn W. Mackaj' president, L. W. Storror superin-
tendent, 534 Market, Telephone Main 1068, branch
offices 301 Montgomery, Nevada Block, 1329 Market
and 132 California
PA<^IFIC POWER CO., S. C. Bigelow president,
Ira Bisho|) superintendent, Frederick M. Pickering
secretary, office 523 Montgcmiery, works SE cor
Stevenson and Ecker, superintendent's office 11 and
21 Stevenson
i'acifio Presbyterian Union Sunday School, Horatio S.
Blackwell superintendent, 427 Second
Pacific Press i rick Co. , Julian E. Carey superintendent,
E 8 Broderick nr Jefferson
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
|-rpdericksbur^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
IKEDEKICKSBL'RG PRIVATE ST«CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lageh
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING
Pn (Oakland) C. H. Jone.s president
\j\}, and manager, printer.^, stationers,
electrotyper.«and binders, (ieneral agents
■»eusinore typewriters, 115 Crocker Bldg,
Telepiione Main il'i'i
Pacific Printing Co., Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co. proprie-
tors, printing and bookbinding, 543 Clay
Pacific Real Estate Exchange (Scharff & Templeton) 18
Post
P.iCIFIC RESCirE HO.ME A.SiSOCIATIOK. See
the Florence Crittenden Home
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., ^
Edward Coleinaii president, MililauiP.
i!^ullivan .Ir. secretary. < iiarles .M. Kee-
ney general manager. Patrick Koble
saperintedent, works Potrero Point, oftice
100 Marliet. Telephone Main 1»38
Pacific Rubber Co., K. H. Pease vice-president, 577-579
Market
P.iCIFIC RUBBER PAIi\T CO., W. P. Fuller &
Co. proprietors, 228-230 Beale, office SW cor Pine
and Front
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (weekly) Dewey Publish-
ing Co. proprietors, 220 Market
Pacific Safety Steel Car Co., C. W. M. Smith general
manager, 319 Pine, room 46
P.4CIFIC SAM MAVI FACTIIRIXG CO.. James
Patterson president and manager, Nathan W. Spaul-
ding vice-president, Thomas J. Gough secretary,
manufacturers saws, planing knives, reaper and
mower sections, 17-19 Fremont
PACIFIC SCHOOL FURNISHING
i*t\ William L. Oge manager, dealers
yUi* and iiianuracturers' agents, school
turniture apparatus, libraries and gen-
eral sapplles, oftice Vi'.i Market, room 19,
wareroom in basement
Pacific Shirt Co., William J. Baxter i>roprietor, 1038
Market
Pacific Shoe Factory, Lobenstein Bros, proprietors, 139
First
PACIFIC SKAXDINAV (weekly) J. C. Hansen
publisher, 207 East
Pacific Soda Wat«r Works, Hreig & Schafer i>roprietors,
1710 Folsom
PACIFIC ST.4TES AOVERTISIM; BUREAI ,
Palmer & Rey Type Foundrj- proprietors, 405-407
Sansome
PACIFIC STATES DETECTIVE AGEXCV, W. P.
Evans nianager, 20 Ellis, rooms 1 and 2, Telephone
Main 5506
Pacific States Life Assurance Comijany, Cornelius J.
Sullivan president, William P. Morgan vice-presi-
dent, Franklin Bowring secretary, 331 Pine, room 8
P.iCIFIC STATES SAVINGS, LOAN AND
BI'ILDING CO., John H. Wise president, Will-
iam H. Busch vice-presiilent and manager, William
Pardv secretary, 410 Pine
PACIFIC STAI'ES TVPE FOI NDRV (incorpor-
at«d) A. E. Shattuck president, W. F. Shattuck sec-
retary, 40{> Washington
PACIFIC STATES WATCH MA!« (monthly) Will-
iam H. Barnes editor, 61-62 St. Ann's Bldg
Pacific Stationery Co., Frank W. Peaslee i>roprietor, 429
Washington
Pacific Steam Candy Factory, L. .\. Grade proprietor,
.538 Washington
P.iCIFIC STEAM CARPET BEATING AND
RENOVATING WORKS, Conklin Br. thers pro-
|>rietors, 333-335Golden Gate Av, Telephone Ea.st 126
PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Pacific
Mail Steamship Co. agents, cor First ami Brannan
mX0H,B0BGES0H4C0.8flOWGflSE.S
3T MARKET ST., S. F.
Evening Bulletin
THE LEADING and MOST
INFLUENTIAL PAPER OF
THE WEST.-See Page 3,3
PAC
174
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Place Your Fire Insurance
SUN f^SukflNGE GO.
428 California Street
PACIFIC STEAM MiIALI.\<i VO., Josiah N.
Knowles presi.lent, Kdwiii L. Griffith secretary, 30
California
Pacific Stetliophone Compaiiv, F. W. Ludnvici i>resident,
8-9 Mills BIdg, 8th Hoor"
PACIFIC STORAGE WARE-
UnilCP Flank i;ark«'r i>r<>]>iirti>r,
nUUO[.t fiiriiilare and scncral ^tor
ase, auvanrt's made on coii<;ignuients,
SOI Stockton, Union Club Bldg
Pacific Straw Works, John F. Fiirbv proprietur, 106
Fourth
PACIFIC STREET FKEE KI.\I>EKGAKTEX.
Miss Belle Scott principal, ]23ii Pacific
Pacific Street Wharf, foot Pacific
PACIFIC SURETY CO., «»...„
Everson i>r(-sidciit, Jolin JSerininKliani
vice-president, A. I*. Kedding secretary,
fidelity guaranteed and accident insur-
ance, SOS Sansonie
Pacific Tallow Works, Charles R. Anderson pro]irietor,
PACIFIC TANK CO.. « .. „....,.
toil itropi'icior aiiu iieneral manager,
Eliuert. i'itclier siipcrinlendent of niil,
sole manufacturers of patent non-slarink-
ins water tanks of every description,
general otlice 'it 'iU Keale, factory 4 liannei
bet Sixth and Sevcntli
Pacific Tannery (Stockton; Kullniun, Wagner & Co. pro-
prietors, ottice IWi Batter\-
PACIFIC TAK!\II.\<i EXTRACT CO., J. C. Rue<l
president, Fred W. Wallace secretari". office 218 Cal-
ifornia
PACIFIC TELEPHOXE A:S1> TELEGRAPH CO.,
John I. Sabin president and general manager, Oliver
Eldridge vice-president, Percy T. Morgan secretary
and auditor, F. W. Eaton treasurer, Louis H. Jacobi
sui)erintendent, general office Telephone Bldg,
branches 102, TOOand 1329 Market, 202 Front, 2339
Mission, lOOS Sutter, 464 Jessie, cor Pine and
Steiner and Butchertown
Pacific The (ajiartnient house) John J. Sw^eenej' superin-
tendent, 114 Pacific
PACIFIC THE (The Congregational weekly) The Pub-
lishing Co. of the Pacific publishers, 7 Montgomery
Av
PACIFIC THEOSOPHIST THE (monthly) The
Lotus Publishing Cf>. publishers, 9 Donohoe Bldg
Pacific Tin and Sheet Iron Works (Henry Ralsttin and
George H. Nelson) 151-153 Beale
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY
nn 4 liacles Stallman proprietor an<l
bUif manager, tools and supplies for
machine shops, foundries, mannrac-
tnrers. mills, mines, engines, etc., lOO-KfJ
FTrst cor .Uission. Telephone Main l<7«
PACIFIC TOP CO., Huokcr ^ ('..., auents. 16-ls
Dnnnni
PACIFIC TOWEL CO., ...^.e .,
iMoore prorietor, 5> Lick Place, Telephone
Main l*.SO
PA«TFiC TOWX TALK, Tovni Talk Publishing
::^Co. proi,rietors, 20 Kllis
PA< IFK' TKAIMM; 4'0., A. P. Lorcntzen secre-
PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY,
F:van .1. ( oleiiian president. Barry «ole-
man 1 ice-president, ^Villiam i>. O'Kane
general superintendent, 30 Sutter, Tele-
phone Main 146
PACIFIC VINEGAR AND PICKLE
PACIFIC rXDERTAKEKS. M. J. Wrin president
D. J. Edgar treasurer, M. C. (;i>rham secretary and
manager, 777 Mission, Telephone Main 5635
I'acific Underwriter, Robert W. Neal proprietor, 320 Cal-
PA4TFIC FMOW CLFB, NW cor Stockton and Post,
Telephone Main 72
PACIFIC IINIOX PRI.XTER (monthly) published b>
San Francisco Typographical Union, 606 Montgom-
ery, rooms 15-1'>
PACIFIC |!XITARIAX (nionthlv) Charles A. Mur-
dock editor, 46 Crocker Bldg
'ACI
llinpi/Q Sidney >l. Smith president.
■VUrlllOf 4 liarles .1. King secretary,
oltice -.i-i.i Front. Telephone Main I1I04.
faciory 4IS-4I<> Fulton
Pacific Wuiclmuse, Hii^lctt & Baile\ ]iro]irietors
PA4TFI4' MINE A\I> SPIRIT REVIE\«' THE.
R. M. W.M.d C... i.ublishers, 4u2 Front
I'acific Wire and Cage Manufacturing Co., Martin Kubu-
nick manager, 558 Mission
Pacific Wooden Ware and Cooperage Co., Heiiry L.
Dodge president, J. Henry Schumacher secretarj ,
office 126 Davis, rooms 3-4, works cor Sixth aiul
Channel
PACIFIC ITOOL DEPOT, Ballard & Hall pro-
prietors, NW cor Fifth and hkixonie
PACIFIC lACHT CLUB, V. W. Gaskill secretary.
office -IV, Lush, room 38
I'acific Ziiu- Ornament Factory, .585 Mission
I'acini John B., laborer, r. 3 S'an Antonio
Pacini Lorenzo, fish dealer, r. 406 Vallejo
Pacini Zeffiro, laborer, r. 3 San Antonio
Pacinoiti Ottavio, fruits and vegetables, 368 Sanchez, r.
423 Church
Pack John W., assayer V. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Packard Allwrt, r. 127 Kearny
P:ickard Chester S, clerk, r. 22 Liberty
Packard James B., foreman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 2oi)
Sutter
Packard Luther H., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Packenham John V. , stevedore, r. 61 Federal
Packenham Robert, salesman, r. 867 Mission
Packenham William, miller, r. 61 Federal
Packer Charles, bookkeeper Contni Costa Laundry Co.,
r. 818 Green
Packer Elizabeth M. G. , widow, r. 1722 O'Farrell
Packer James, driver, r. 818 Green
Packer James, Jr., driver r. 818 Green
Packhum Edward C, conductor, r. 52 San Jose Av
Packham Robert, laborer, r. 723 Minnesota
Packham Tliomaa G., machinist, r. 723 Minnesota
B3" Packham. See Peckham
Packscher Adoli)h, laborer, r. 2521 Sacramento
Packscher Charles A., woolsorter, r. 2521 Sacramento
Packscher Henrj' B., salesman, r. 2521 Sacramento
Packsher Joseph, jjlumbing, 2107 Fillmore
P.iCksher Maurice G., clerk David M. (Jore, r. 2529 Sac-
ramento
Packsher Simon, cigars and tobacco. The Baldwin
Pacoch Charles, peddler, r. 213 Moulton Av
Paddock Arthur V., furniture «-orker, r. 252 J Third
PAODOCK CHARLES J., vice-president J. A. Fol-
ger & Co., 104 California, r. 2311 Broderick
Paddock Edgar L., salesman J. A. Fi>lger & Co., r. 230i>
Broderick
Paddock Harold B., clerk Auditing l)e|it. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 28 Eighth
Paddt)ck Henry, teamster, r, NE cor Iowa and Nevada
Paddfick Man' A., widow, cop.yist, r. 499 Devisadero
Paddock Nathan C, insurance, r. 718 Oak
Paddock W. H., pur er, r. 718 Oak
Paddon Abel, r. 1407 Folsom
I'addon Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 628 Capp
Padelford .Margaret C, widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
TI16 Monarcli BlcuGle
livery Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
5/lKER ^ H/iniLTON
San Francisco, S.Tcramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?;^
VALENCIA ST.
TELEPHONe Mission 40
KJKX COHL OIL GKS ENGINES
PAD
175
PAH
Patleries Michael, cook, r. 31 East
ea>- Padfjet. See Patchett
Padgett William, oiler stmr City of Pekiiif,'
Padilla Julio, cook, 8 Pinknej^ PI
Padilla Lolo Mrs., restaurant, 8 Pinkiiey PI
Padkiii John H., carpenter, 50fia Shrader
Padovarao Felix, cook, r. 744 Howard
Padratta Victor, cook M. B. Moraghan
Paehtz Gustave J., locksmith, 2 Summer, r. 732 Folsoni
Paetzold Benjamin, locksmith, 1317 Mission
Paetzold Gustave, butcher, r. 1317 Mission
Paff Charles, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
Belvedere, Cal
Paff George S., contractor and builder, r. 432 Golden
Gate Av
Paff Valentine, machinist, r. 621 Commercial
Pagander Gustof W., clams and oysters, 83 California
Market, r. 517 Bush
Paganetti Louis, machinist, r. 245 Broad, Ocean View
Pagani Albino, wood and coal, 1823 Powell
Pagani Peter, expressman, SE cor Broadway and Mont-
gomery, r. 513 Broadway
Paganinl Domcnico, laborer, r. 431 Union
Paganini Frank, fruits and vegetables, 511J Fourth
Paganinl John, scavenger, r. 18 Russell
Paganini Stefano, bakery, 504 Union, r. 4 Graham PI
Paganini & Co. (William Paganini) fruits and vegetables,
2702 Mission
Pagano Dominick, teamster, r. 29 Boardman PI
Pag:ano Francesco, bootblack, 17 Market, r. 1525 Mason
Pagano Giusejipe, machinist, r. 518 Filbert
Pagano Lorenzo, laborer, r. 1303 Kearny
Pagano Serafino, cabinetmaker, r. 12 Miller PI
Paganucci Adolfe (Paganu^ ci Bros.) r. 110 Pacific
Paganucci Bro' hers (Domenico and Adolfe) (proprietors
Colombo Market Hotel, 110 Pacific
Paganucci Domenico (Paganucci Bros.) r. 110 Pacific
Pagar Fred, seaman, r. 229 East
Page Albert G., mechanic, r. 61 Hoff Av
Page Alvin G., salesman M. and C. Mangels, r. 720 Turk
Page Annie, widow, r. 620 Ellis
Page Arthur (Page Bros.) r. Belvedere, Cal.
Page A. V. Mrs. , r. 510^ Baker
Page Belting Co., Bowers Rubber Co. agents, 42 Sacra-
mento
Page Benjamin, teamster, r. S s Seventh Av South bet
M and N
Page Bernhard, bookkeeper Page & Falch, r. 720 Turk
Page Bert, helper National Ice Co., r. 61 Hoff Av
Page Brtcken T. W., searcher of re&.rds, r. 802 Mont-
gomery
Page Brothers (Arthur and George) ship and mer-
chandise brokers, 302 California, room 11
Page Charles (Page & Eells) president Cal. Title, Insur-
ance and Trust Co., r. 2518 Pacific Av
Page Charles, laborer, r. 33 Dore
PAGE CHARLES, president California Title, In-
surance and Trust Co. , 210 Montgomery, Mills Bldg
Page Charles S., r. 1050 Mission
Page Charles W., carpenter, r. 1136 Folsom
Page Charles W., car repairer, r. 234 Day
Page Charles W., teamster, r. 452i Jessie
Page Daisy Miss, feather curler, r. 1319 Laurel Av
Page Delia E. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary School,
r. 730 Post
Page Delia F., widow, r. 730 Post
Page E., waiter, r. Commercial House
Page Edward, ironniolder, r. 105 Diamond
PAGE EDWARD D., manager Howe Scale Co., 3-5
Front, r. Oakland
Page Edward F., carpenter, r. 105 Diamond
Page Elsie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1319 Liiurel Av
Page Ernest H., liquors, 19 East, r. 641 Folsom
Page Francis H., merchant, r. 126 Clara
Page Frank, driver Engine 3, r. 1315 California
Page Frank W., traveling agent The Giant Powder Co.,
Con., r. Berkeley
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DE.\LKR IN
FINE BRONZE HARDWARE
Builders' Supplies, Cabinet Hardware
727 Market St. Telephone riain 5608
SEK PAGE 10
%a
Page Frederick B., r. 32 Madison Av
Page F. S., secretary Baker Divide Mining Co., 206 Svin
some, room 17
Page George T. (Page Bros.) r. San Rafael, Cal.
Page Gustave L. (Page & Falch) r. 720 Turk
Page Hamilton, treasurer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
(incorporated) 750 Mission, r. 201 BuchanaTi
Page Harry, liquors, r. 641 Folsom
Page Henry, waiter, r. 1211 J Bush
Page Herbert A., with Palmer & Rey Type Foundry, r.
Alameda
Page Hugo, confectioner, r. 720 Turk
Page James H., clerk Chief (Quartermaster's Dept of Cal-
ifornia U. S. A., r. 1631 O'Farrell
Page John, clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 807 Maso'i
Page John, teamster, r. 33 Stanford
Page John E., furniture polisher, r. 32 Madison Av
Page John H., agent Equitable Life Assurance Sociely,
r. The California
Page Joseph, ])orter stmr Acapulco
Page Joseph J., clerk, r. 114 Henry
Page Marv A., widow, r. S s Fifteenth Av South nr R
Page Mai-y S. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School, r
730 Post
Page Mary T., widow, r. 1831 Webster
Page Mau<ie Miss, bookkeeper Chester F. Wri,ylU, r. 421
Twenty-seventh
.fHOlCBUTTERWCRTH
■gea 225 227 TENTH STREET
ir.^- 5AN FRANCI5CD.CAL-.
Page Michael (Page & Maroevich) r. 114 Henry
Page Philip, steward, r. 529 Hickory Av
Page Richard, teamster, r. .'>25 Jessie
Page R. C. Mrs., widow, r. 730 Post
Page Robert H., barber. 1026 Pierce, r. 1319 Lauri'l A
Page Robert J., lineman, r. 808 Potrero Av
Page Walter J., diver, r. E s Vienna nr Persia Av
Page William, farmer, r. 2911^ Sacramento
Page William, physician, office and r. 623 Valenoiii
Page William D. , broker, 307 Sansome, room 5, r. ::(;
Bush
Page William M., furniture iHilisher, r. 32 Morris Av
Page William R., steward, r. 722 Bush
Page Winnie Mrs., r. 539 Geary
l>A<iiE.l' EKHXi'harles Page an>l Charles P. Kd
attciiiK\s at \d\y. 222 Sansome, 6th floor, rooms ri-
Telcphono .Main 1026
PXiiK A FA l/€H (Gustave L. Page and Otto l-V.k-
bakery and restaurant, NW cor Mason and Tin
Telephone South 234
Page & Maroevich (Michael Page and Rocea Maroc-. i.
liquors, 501 Sutter
fl^" Page. See Paige
Pages Jose, restaurant, 124 O'Farrell
Pageot Jean, cook, r. 926 Sacramento
Pages Jule S., engraver, r. 1316J O'Farrell
Pagenello K., clerk, r. Park Hotel
Pago Aimic Mrs., i-. 925a Jackson
PACillE FKAxVK C, dentist, 819 Market, rooiu.s ;■
r. 307 Lott
Pahl Albertine, widow, r. 206 Seventh Av
Pahl Frederick, machinist P. A. Robbins' Hres.--AV(
324-326 Fremont
PASTEUR FILTERS
Shoald be in Every Honsehold. Rented at $t 00 per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPIVIAN
133 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected
brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & CO'S (PEMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
PAH
176
PAL
'S
G. L. MOR.
Pres.
WMJ. FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St.
Pahl John K., engineer, r. 112 Morris Av
Pahl Richard, boots and thoes, 324 Kearny, r. 326
Kearny
Pahl William C. , cig~ar mnf r, 216 Capp
SS;S9^\. See Paul
Pabn Charles, mariner, r. 2104 Taylor
V&ige Cutler, office 110 Leidesdorff, r. 1830 Jackson
Paige Herbert L., salesman Davis Bros., r. 809J Va-
lencia
Paige J. F., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1213 Gol-
den Gate Av
Paige John H., real estate agent, r. 809* Valencia
Paige Timothy, office 116 Leidesdorff, r. 1830 Jackson
Paige WilUam, collector, 420 MontgomerA', room 29, r.
510 Eddy
^^ Paige. See Page
PaiUasson J. Mme., French laundrj', 2307 Pine
Paitlau Ernest W., barlier, r. 518 Stockton
Paiile Joseph E., pressman, r. 238 Fiftn
Paillet Frank, waiter, r. 214 O'Farrell
Paine Alfred, r. Ji>y ur Brew.-ter, Bemal Heights
Paine Allie B. Sliss, compositor, r. 223a Leavenworth
Paine Frank W., foreman Whyte v<c De Rome, r. 1220
Twentieth
Paine Henry, machine hand, r. 14o4i Minna
Paine Henrj- Jr., jirinter, r. 1454J Minna
tt^ Paine. See PajTie
Paint Lou s, liquoi-s, 810 Stockton, r. 906 Hay
TAIINiTER AKTHI R, clerk Lauglev's San Francisco
Director\'. r. oWi Custr..
it*r Artliur E., *il
Le\iii Bros., r. 134 Sixth
PAINTER COMPANY J. B., THE
srneral iiubllsliers aud i)ubll<<lier.s Lang-
leys San Franolsto Directory, .518 flay,
Telephone Main IttSO
I'aiiitfr David S.. student, r. 711 Taylor
PAINTEK EI»CAR, president" J. B. Painter Co ,
S18 Clay, Telephone Main 1680, r. 1912 Clinton Av,
Alameda
Painter Edward E., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co , r 711
Taylor
Painter Edward R., publisher Prices Current, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 21, r. Alameda
Painter Ernest A., wharf builder, r. 234 Nineteenth
Painter George, laborer, r. 1114 Larkin
Painter James H., longshoreman, r. 1304i Montgomery
PAINiTER J. MILTO.X, r. SE cor Broadway and
Lincoln Av, Alameda
Painter ifary E. Mrs., proi'rietor The Mentone, 901
Powell
Painter Oranges., watchman, r. 27^ Hawthorne
I'AINTER OSCAR, with Lanjriey's San Francisco
Directory, .-,18 Clay, r. 1828 Clinton Av, Alanieda
PAINTER THEODORE P. (Painter & Co.) r. SE
(■ ir Broadway and Lincoln Av, Alameda
Painter Walter J., wharfbuilder D. Laydon & Co., r. 234
Nineteenth
PAINTER WALTER H., manager Painter & Co.,
5'.0 Clay, r. 1828 Clinton Av, Alameda
Painter William, pressman Henn- L. King, r. Alameda
Pain er W,H,aman, clerk, r. 500a Franklin
I A in I til & LU>f inanaractnrer<> of
type and printers' supplies, electrotyper.s
and stereotypers, .sole Parific Coast
agents of \. D. Farmer «V Son Type
Eonndry, of Xe>r Vork, .510 Clay, Tele-
phone Main 177
PAIRPOIXT .MAM FACTIRI\« CO. (New Bed
ford, Mass.) manufacturers silverware, W. E. Graves
re{)resentative, 220 Sutter
Paisley Kate Miss, r. 1004 Van Ness Av
Paiz Angela, w idow, r. 1318 Dupont
Pajaro Fruit and Land Co., L. L. Dennery secretary,
214 Pine, rooms 3-5
PAJARO VAJ^LEV RAILROAD CO., Claus
Spreckels jiresident, John D. Spreckels vice-presi-
dent, E. H. Sheldon secretarj-, J. D. Spreckels k
Bros. Co. treasurer, office 327 Mark et
Pala Peter, bartender, r. 513 Broadwa
Palaca Jose, carpenter, 407 Montgomery Av
Palace Baths, Alonzo Trueworthv mana,'er, 715 Filbert
PALACE HARDWARE COl (successors to Latson
Hardware Co.) Monroe Greenwood president, E. S.
Gray vice-president and manager, L. T. Lewis secre-
tarj-, (303 Market, Telepone Main 752
PALACE HOTEL. John C. Kirkpatrick managing
director, SW cor Market and New Montgomery, Tele-
phjae Main 1525
PALACE MARKET, William Kratz proprietor, 2436
Market
Palace of Novelties, G. H. Radke manager, jewelry, 910
Market
Palace Restaurant, Young & Matthev i>roprietors, 867-
869 Market
Palace Vanetv Theatre, Frederick S. Ingerson proprie-
tor. SE cor Grant Av and Post
Palache Edmund, r. 36 Maple Court
Palache Gilbert (H. M. Newhall k Co.) r. 900 Eddy
Palache James (Kittle ic Co.) r. Claremont, Oakland
Palache Robert K., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 2612 Scott
Palache Thomas H., asst manager H. M. Newhall & Co.,
r. 900 Eddy
Palache Whitney, special agent Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
r. Portland, Or.
Paladini Achille, fish, .527 Merchant, r. 213 Vallejo, rear
Palanca Gustave, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 19 Erie
Palanca Joseph E., cooper, r. Ill Dikeman PI
Palasson Marj-, laundress, r. cor Hamilton and Bowdoin
Palasson Peter, rancher, cor Hamilton and Bowdoin
Palasson Sophie, dressmaker, r. cor Hamilton and Bow-
PALATINE INSURANCE CO.
Limited ( Blanche Nter. England) Charles
.4. Laton uianaser, 4:t9 Callt'ornla, Tele-
phone Main 39<>
Pale Jean, bakery 911 Pacific
Palecki Clara Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Palegrino Frank, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co
Palermo James, peddler, r. 19 Hinckley
Palermo Land and Water Co., McAfee Bros, agents, 108
Montgomery
Palermo Nursery and Citrus Association, McAfee Bros.
agent-", 108 Montgomery
Palet Jean, teamster, r. 2319 Lombard
Palethorpe WilUam J., school teacher, r. 1429 Fulton
Palin Joseph J., horseshoer 937 Alabama, r. 1017 Hamp-
shire
Palin Julian J., car insjiector, r. 938 Alabama
Palin Joseph, fruit and soda stand SE cor California and
Leidesdorff, r. 223 Vallejo
Palisse Silver, cook, r. NW cor Fifth Av South aud M
Pallas A. R. , rubber- worker, r. 335 Bryant
Pallas Edward A., porter, r. 335 Brvant
Pallas James W., car repa'rer, r. 335 Brsant
Pallas Sarah, widow, r. 335 Bryant
Pallas Thomas G., helper, r. 335 Brjant
Pallassin Gregoire, ironer, r. 214 Seventeenth
Pallhammer Alvis, engraver, r. 923 Golden Gate Av
Palli Jean, teamster L. Brizzolara
Pallien Philiu. machinist, r. 821 Howard
PALLIER JOHN G.« caterer in stewed
terrapin, t'anillies and parties supplied,
•iO Lewis, offTaylor bet .Sntter and Post
Pallies Ale.Kander, in-nduce cianmissioii, 318 Davis, r.
Oakland
Palm Aron, tailor 769 Market
Palm Augustus, quartermaster stmr .\lameda, r. 19
Clara, rear
Palm Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, r. 657A Minna
SAN FRA^CISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5135.
GATTON, BELL & GO. "'3™!!^=" 408 Gaillorma St.
THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
lis KEKRNV ST.
/VEUhAUS & CO.
PAL
177
PAL
Palm Dining Parlor, Boeckmann & Graiier proprietnrs,
943-945 Market
I'alin Edward, laborer, r. 245A Clara
Palm Fritz, teamster, r. 6 Grand Av
Palm Joseph J., horseshoer, r. 1017 Hanipsliire
Palm Martina, widow, r. 261 Stevenson
Palm Mary A., physician and surgeon, office and r. 132
McAllister
Palm Rudolph L. H., jewelry box maker Antonio Muhs,
r. 261 Stevenson
Palnia House, Mrs. Emilj' M. Rogers projirietor, 1917
Mission
Palradale Co., Carlos F. Montealegre president, Fran-
cisco G. Montealegre secietary, 230 California
Palmer Albert, bartender, r. 631 Octavia
Palmer Albert R., lumber surveyor. 9 Mission, r. 2
Cohen PI
Palmer Alfred K., cigars and tobacco, 24 Third, r. 10.M)J
Howard
Palmer Arthur B. , bookkeeper Neville & Co.. r. 714a
Fell
Palmer Bruce, salesman J. B. Cohen & Co., r. Oakland
Palmer Charles, actor, r. 424 McAllister
Palmer Charles, traveling salesman, r. 517 Mason
Palmer Charles H., insurance agent, r. 107 Fell
Palmer Charles J. S., r. 424 McAllister
Palmer Charles R., 2d officer stmr Oakland, r. tilfi Lom-
bard
Palmer Clinton, cashier James B. Chase & Co., r. 1724
Hyde
Palmer C. N., r. 1217 Howard
Palmer Digby Mrs., widow, r. 805 Guerrero
Palmer Dinah, widow, r. 8|Turk
Palmer Edith Miss, tickmaker, r. 222 Miniia
Palmer Edward P., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Palmer Edward T., bookkeeper John Miller, r. 1001 Pow
ell
Palmer Edwin ('., city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
Commercial Hotel
Palmer Eugene, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Palmer Frank T., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. San Leandro, Cal.
Palmer Frederick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 445
Jessie
Palmer Frederick, seaman, r. (i Unif)ii
Palmer G., salesman, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Palmer George, secretary and treasurer S. F. and Pac.
Glass Wks., NW cor Seventh and Townsend, r
Alameda
Palmer George Jr., artist Examiner, r. 824 Powell
Palmer George E., leather and findings 424 Valley
Palmer George H., cigars, 731 Davis, r. Berkeley
P.4IiMER <iEORUE H., physician and surgeon,
office 217 Geary, hours 1 to 3, Telephone Main 5334,
r. NE cor Jackson and Fillmore, Telephone West 189
Palmer George J., stock cutter, r. 424 Vallejo
Palmer George \V. , proprietor The Loriston, 621-623
Bush
Palmer Gustave F., clerk Liverpool, London and Globe
Ins. Cf>., r. Oakland
P.4LMER H. di, €0. (Henrj- Palmer) proprietors
Mountain Wine Depot, 222 Clay
Palmer Harold C. , manager S. F. Hygienic and Medical
Mission, 422 Fifth
Palmer Harry, clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 923a Harri-
son
Palmer Harrv J., painter, r. 2205 Geary
Palmer Henry (H. Palmer & Co.) r. 712 Van Ness Av
Palmer Henry T., clerk, r. 723a Harrison
Palmer House, Ali>honse Derque proprietor, 320 Pacific
PALMEK JACOB, vice-president Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., 110 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Palmer James, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 115r.
Golden Gate Av
Palmer James, tinsmith, r. 1604 Jones
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor, 9 Missiim, r. Oak-
land
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
yi^at d9Stjrpassed la^jer Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCflGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., S. F.
Palmer Jane H., widow, r. 805 Guerrero
Palmer J. Brooks, attorney at law, 214 Pine, rooms 62-63,
r. 2500 Fillmore
Palmer Jchn (Luke & Palmer) r. 115a Sixth
Palmer John, painter, r. 224 Clara
Palmer John, teamster, r. 249 Fifth
Palmer John, watchman, r. 700 Front
Palmer John M., conductor, r. ].S37i Valencia
Palmer John R., peddler, r. 15 Sixth
Palmer Joseph, boots and shoes, W s Mission nr Thiity-
first, r. 3815 Folsom
Palmer L. A., r. 618 Eddy
Palmer Leiidon, compositor, r. 1063i Howard
Palmer Martin F., laborer, r. 1732 Seventeenth
Palmer Mary, widow, r. 244 Taylor
Palmer Mary Mi.ss, furnished rooms, 521 Post
Palmer Mary M., nurse Alms Hon e
Palmer N. W. Mrs., stenographer Pac. Coast Oil Co., r.
Oakland
Palmer Philippa, wid<)W, r. 1604 Jones
Palmer Robert A., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 219
Golden Gate Av
Palmer Samuel, asst C. J. B. Metzler, r. 636 Washington
Palmer Samuel H., clerk Car Accountant's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1001 Powell
Palmer Sarah, widow, r. 107 Fell
Palmer Sherman, stableman, r. SW cor. Steiner and
Waller
Palmer Sydney S., bookkeeper The Owl Drug Co., r. 615
Fell "
Palmer Sylvester E., r. 646 Stevenson
Palmer Talfourd, electrotyper, r. 1605 Baker
Palmer The, Mrs. Irene S. Cowles, proprietor, 110 Ellis
Palmer Theresa, medium, r. 31 Oak
Palmer Thomas, foreman sheds K and M, S. P. Co., r.
767 Harrison
Palmer Thomas B., steward, r. 809i Valencia
Palmer Thomas F., salesman Wiester & Co., r. 30 Dear-
born PI
Palmer Thomas J., cierk Edward B. Read, r. 424 Valley
Palmer Thomas P., b.nd sawyer, r. 623 Howard
Palmer U. C. (Palmer & Co.) r. .522 Polk
Palmer Uriah C. Jr., clerk S. P. Co., r. 522 Polk
Palmer W., doorkeeper St. Marj's Hospital
Palmer Wallace J. (G. R. Reed & Co. and W. J. Palmer
& Co. ) r. 418 Sutter
PALNEK WALES L.. president Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, 231-251 First, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Palmer Wallace, traveling salesman, r. The Clifton
Palmer William, painter, r. 1429 Valencia
Palmer William A. H , shoemaker, r. 631 Octavia
P tLMEK WILLIAM E., accountant People's Home
Sa\intrs Bank (in liquidation) 24 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor, r. 1217 Haves
P.ILMER WILLI.AM E., se';retary Golden State and
.Miners' Iron Works, 231-251 First, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Palmer vvilliam F., coffee .-aloon, 60ti Mission
Palmer William H. Jr., driver, r. 107 Fell
Palmer William P , laborer, r. 121 Morris Av
Palmer William H., shipping clerk Payot, Upham & Co.,
Palmer W. J. & Co (Wallace J. Palmer and James Miller)
candle , 1 13 Powell
Palmer & Co. (C. C. Palmer) proprietors White Enamel
Sign Co., 106 .Mc.\llister
PALMER & REY TYPE FOUN-
nDY Vsili'iitlne .1. A. Key inanaerr, San
Unlf Francisco an«l Los .4neeles, Cal..
Portland. Or., and Xcm York, machin-
ists, dealers in .ijav I'oal Oil <ias Engines,
Hercnles Vas and liasoline Engines, type,
presses, printing materials, and proprie-
tors or San Francisco .\e>vspaper Lnion
and Pacific States Advertising Knrcaa.
40.t-407Sansome, Telephone .Main ISI.and
•iirt-131 Bay
DIXON, BORGESON& CO. SHOW OnSES
3T MARKET ST.,
Only Six hours travel (Sec paae opp. name HialiUiDd Springs)
'^oSnllTu^RC^rto^ HIGHLAND SPRINGS Stlo^^^V-'-^'' Pi?-'-t2New
RMund Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
"■ • - U.SO, On sale at 2 New
St. , and Tiburon Ferry.
PAL
1178
PAR
Place Your Fire Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURflNGE 60.
428 California Street
Palmes Edward C. (Palmes & Casey) r. 421 Larkin
PALMES A CASEV (Edward C. Palmes aud John C.
Casey) proprietors The Mar'_'uerit« Wine and Billiard
Parlor, 421 Larkin
Palmetti .1., laborer, r. Alms House
PALMETTO BRi:SH CO., J. Ol-ver Smith presi-
dent, H. P. Smith vice-president, C. G. Thomas
secretary and general manager, maniifactm-ers
brushes, etc., 23 Stevenson
Palmgreen Abbie W., widow, r. lOS Turk
Palmgren H. P., master schr James .\. UarReld, oflice 48
Market
Palmi Oaetano, laborer, r. 8 Sonora
Palnii V. & Co. (Vincent Palmi i pmprietors Tlie Xew
Progressive Window and House Cleaninsf Co., 121
O'Farrell
Pahni Vincent (V. Palmi & Co.) r. 121 O'Farrell
Palmie Charles, seaman, r. Arizona Hotel
Palmieri Egisto C. (J. F. Fngazi & (Jo.) r. 1518 Powell
Palmquist August, tailor, r. 2 City Hall Sq
Palmquist John, tailor, r. 3 Geary PI
Palmquist Samuel, gripman, r. 141.5 Guerrero »
P.*.LO .4.LTO SALOO.X. Edward L. McGanty propri-
etor, 412 Kearnv
PALO ftLTO STIIBLES. «.„,
Burdell proiirietor, .i'iO O'Farrell, Tele-
phone South 16
Palozzi Charles, tinsmith, r. Oriental Hotel
PALTE.XiHI A. .« €0. (Andrew Paltenghi an.l
ITiomas Maino) i>roprietors Metropolitan Marble
Works, 1219 Market
Paltenghi Andrew (A. Paltenghi 6: Co.) r. 928J Pacific
Paltenghi Louis, bookkeei>er Cahn, Nickel.sburg \- Co.,
r. 707 York
Palu John, laundryman. r. i'lSh Turk
Pamperin Boline, widow, r. 1,543 Mission
Pamperm Jenn\- Miss, teaclier music, 1543 Mission
Pampinella Salvador, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
831a Haves
PAXAMA RAILROAD CO., K. H. Hiiiton agent, 214
PiiH', room 4i;, Telephone Main 12
PA\A'>IA HTEA.MSHIP CO. THE, Johnson-Locke
Mei-cantile Co. agents, NE cor California and Front
Pan-American Development Co., J. M. Duke secretary,
508 California, room 31
Panario Mary, widow, r. 136 Lily Av
Pancoast Fi-anklln. r. 11 Haight
PANCOAST FRANKLIN, .a„,o.
deuti.st, office :03 Market, rooms 18-19-30,
hoars 9 A. M. to 12 M., and 1 to 5 P. M.
Pancoast George E., with Tlie Examiner, r. Sausalito
Pancoast Helen, widow, r. 40 Diamond
Pancoast Mulford L., marblecutter, r. 23 Fulton
Pancratz Andrew, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
Panella Andrew, musician, r. 7 Auburn
Panella Bernard, musician, r. IJ Auburn
Panella Joseph, musician, r. 2195 Powell
Panella Mary A., widow, r. 3 Auburn
Panella Matthew, musician, r. 2195 Powell
Panella Nicholas (Panella & Marino) r. 3 Auburn
Panella Peter, clerk Son Bros. & Co., r. U Auburn
Panella & Marino (Nicholas Panella and Dominlck A.
Marino) limch rooms, 240 Sutter
Panesi Francisco, gardener, r. N s Delaware .\v nr Ocean
House Road
Panhaus A., musician, r. 350 Grove
Panhorst Henrj-, seaman, r. 24 Camp
Pankow Gothiff, liquors, 32 Second, r. 1226 Sacramento
Pankow Herman, foreman National Brewery, r. 701 .^
Webster
Pankow Hermann L., butcher, r. 1226 Sacramento.
Pannetier Francis, cook, r. 1433 Mission
Pannon Thomas, paper c-arrier, r. 335 Twenty-first
Pansho Alfred, r. 1407 Baker
Pansho Theresa, di>mestic 3114 Washington
Pantages Alexander, restaurant, 121 Fifth
Panter Charles, ship joiner, 14 Folsom
Pantoja Pedro, porter, r. 163 Minna
Pantrj- Walter, butler 1101 California
Panzer A., watchman P. M. SS. Co.
Panzini Thomas J., bartender Adolph Givanovich
Paoletti Giuseppi (Paoletti S: Micheli) 225 Broadway
Paoletti & Micheli (Giuseppi Paoletti and Giuseppi
Micheli; 225 Broadway
Paoli Anton, laborer, r. Sail Bruno Av nr Bacon, U.M. T.
Paoliuelli Augustin, jieddler, r. 1510 Powell
Paolinelli Emanuel, fruit and vegetables, 1900 Fillmore
Paolinelli Mary, widow, r. 1235 Pacific
Paolinelli P. & Co. (Paul Paolinelli and Dominico Gari-
baldi) fruits, 1237 Pa ific
Paolinelli Paul (P. Paolinelli & Co.) r. 1105^ Vallejo
Paolini Antonio, biotblack, 206 Bush, r. 511 Howard
Papadakas Thomas, dishwasher, r. 32 Minna
Papaina Vincenzo, bookkeeper La Voce del Popolo, r.
Oakland
Papale Autoue, fish dealer, 7'27 Montgomery Av
Pape A., conduct!!', r. 21 Sullivan Av
Pape .-Mexander W., clerk Frederick Pape, r. 2109 Leav-
enworth
Pai)e August H., -ialesman American Biscuit Co., r. 2109
Leavenworth
Pape Ferdinand, rarpenter, r. 809| Bryant
Pape Frederick barber, 637 Clay, r. Alameda
Pape Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Jackson
and Battery, r. 2109 Leavenworth
Pape George, butcher, r. 2158 Mission
Pajte Henry, teamster, r. 8 Bjington Av
Pape Henry A., clerk Jacob Pape & Co., r. 805| Geary
Pape Henrj- J., candj-maker, r. TllJ Leavenworth
Pape Jacob (Jacob Pape & Co.) r. 805j Gean,-
Pape Jacob & Co. (Jacob Pape) groceries, 105 Stockton
Pape John H., watchman, r. lllA Leavenworth
Pa))e Laura Miss, stenographer, r. 728 Geary
l'ai>e Kichard A., porter, r. 4 Boston PI
Pape William, teamster, r. W s Fifth Av South nr L
Pape William, waiter, r. 7 Laussat PI
Papeiifuss Carl, mast«r schr Apache, r. 1419J Mason
Papenfu-s Frederick, master mariner, r. E s Wayne nr
Old Hickon Av
Pajienfuss Gustave, car]>enter, r. 185 Perrv
Papenhausen Fred (H. Rothschild & Co.) r. 168 Ninth
Papera Giacomo (D'Alberigi & Co ) r. 313 Broadway
Paperatto Fi-ank, baker, r. 8 Graham PI
Papina James (Oliva & Paj)ina) r. 3 Grant A\-
Papina Joseph, milker F. A. Perrini, r. Wavland and
Berlin, U M T
Papina Peter J. , plumber, r. 32 Turk
Papina Vincent, with G. B. Cevasco. r. Oakland
Papint Peter, waiter, r. 212 Brannan
Pajipadinos Paris, ovster house 58 Third, r. 221 Minna
Pappageorge A., secretary Hellenic Mutual Benevolent
Society, 4l3 Sutter
Pappalardo Anton, bootblack, r. 18 Banuan PI
P;ippar Morris, furrier, r. 222^ Fourth
Pappathan Constine, waiter, r. 221 Minna
Papst CTiarles J. , mining secretary, r. 1622 Fulton
Paquet Edward, driver, r. 22^ Scott PI
Paquet Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 22i Scott PI
Paquet Stei)hanie, widow, r. 22J Scott PI
Para Dolores, widow, laundress, r. 1318 Dupont
Pai-abocia Martin, restaurant, 3 Hathaway Wharf
Paradese John, manager New York White Enamel Sign
Co., 307 O'Farrell
Paradine George, blacksmith, r. 1023 Montgomery
Paradise John B.. hatter r. 104 Fifth
PARAFFINE PAINT CO.K..o.r.s.
Moore Kresident. KUhard S. Shainwald
secretary, Samuel C. Irving manager,
mannfactarers paint, baildins paper,
roothng and pile covering, ll(i Battery,
Telephone .Main 1*03
SAN FRANCTSCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 4-0
PHOTOGRAPHIC '«'-^'-"" T. P. anbrevs
1 r iKJ i KJ\Jl\ril ^^^w/ RELOADING 109 Montgomery St.
PAR
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PAR
PARAGON CLOAK AND SUIT CO
TU^ (ineorporaled) suot-e<>sors to F«>i.v-
otto A Mlverman, I'iSO-ViS'i Market
I'ARACiON THE. Charles W. Cappelniann proprietor,
fine wines and liquors, 128 Front
I'aravagula Louis, r. 813 Union
PAKCELLS €HAKLE<« B., general Pacific Coast
agent UieboUl Safe and Lock Co., 6 California, r.
1396 Han-ison, (_»akland
Parck Harry, driver United Carriage Co
Parco l^uigi, liootblack, SW cor Missu-n and .Seventh, r.
521 Green
PARDEE E. H. & GEORGE C.
ucciillsts and aurists. o'iti Moiitgouiery
PARDEE ENOCH M. M.l». (E. H. & George C. Par-
dee) r)2() Montsronierv, r. .'>12 Ninth Av, Oakland
PARDEE <;EOR<;e'('. M.D. (E. H. & George C.
Pardee) r.2(i Monts,'.inier\ , r. 512 Ninth Av, Oakland
Pardee S. C, resident manager The Fidelity and
Casualty Co., 21U Sansome, r. The Plea.santon
Pardi Antonio, butcher 201 Valencia, r. 871 Mission
Pardi Aristide, butcher, r. 871 Mission
Pardi Cesare, butcher, r. 871 Mission
Pardi Giovanni, butcher, r. 871 Mission
Pardine Angelo, shoemaker, r. 804 Montgomery Av
Pardini Eugene, boots and shoes, (516 Washington, r. 019
Washington
Pardini Francisco, vegetables, Colombo Market
Paidlni Giovanni, expressman, r. 15 Ohio
Pardini Giovanni, laborer, r. 21 Ohio
Pardini Giuseppe, niaccaronimaker, r. 214 Broadway
Pardini Josephine widow, r. 813 Union
Pardini Louis, wagonmaker, 111-113 Oregon, r. 12 Pres-
cott
Pardiid William, laborer, r. 9 Water
Pardon Jnstme, domestic 2016 Van Ness Av
Pardow Thomas, bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W., r.
1715 Polk
PARDV M'lLLIAH, secretary Pacific States Savings,
Loan and Building Co., 410 Pine, r. 2516 California
Pardy W. Stanley, assistant secretary Pacific States Sa\-
ings, Loan and Building Co., r. 2516 California
I'are Aime, architect, 420 Montgomery, room 22, r.
Seattle, Wash.
Pare A. Stanislaus (Pare Bros. ) and mechanical draughts-
man and solicitor patents, 420 Montgomerj", room 22,
r. Oakland
Pare Brothers (A. Stanislaus Pare) wine press innfrs,
420 Montgomerj', room 22
Paredes Francisco, tailor, r. 6| Salmon
Paredes J. M., teacher music, r. 1623 Dupont
Paredes John, waiter stmr San Bias
Parent Charles, carpenter, r. 261 Ninth
Parent Charles E., physician and surgeon, office and
636 Sutter
Parent Charles L., cari^enter and builder, 234 Fremont,
r. 1323 Mission
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter, r. 114 Butte
Parent Hj-])olite D., helper, r. 114 Butte
Parent William L., carpenter, r. 115 Butte
Parenti Eugene, clerk, r. 450J Natoma
Parenti Frank, groceries and fruits, 2195 Powell
Parenti Giuseppe, peddler, r. 6 Bartol
Parenti Jacques, fishennan, r. 64 Jessie
Parenti Joseph, salesman, r. 2195 Powell
Parenti Louis, candymaker, r. 2195 Powell
Parenti Louis, helper, r. 2198 Powell
Parenti Paolino, fruits and vegetables, 137 Sixth, r. 4o0i
Natoma
Parenti Palmero, brassfinisl"er, r. 267 Broad, Ocean View
Parenti Victor, fruits and vegetables, r. 722 Octavia
Parenzi Ennano, co<ik, r. 518 Greenwich
Parette John, liquors, NW cor Sixth and Hooper
Parich Martin, liquors, r. 13 Verona
Paris Emile J. canientur, r. 20 Willows Av. rear
THE UNITED STHTES BREWEBU
BREW
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWVERS PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 31 1^ HYDE ST.. between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
a to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Paris Madeline Miss, r. 15 Valparaiso
Paris Mrs., widow, r. 4a Decatur
Paris v., musician, r. 147 Powell
Paris Victor, plumber, r. 15 Valparaiso
Paris Victor Jr., clerk Monahan & Shillcock, r. 15 Val-
paraison
Parisen Grace Miss, spotter T. C. Marceau, r. 529a
Twenty-fourth
Parisen Philip C, ironworker, r. 529a Twenty-fourth
Pariser Alfred D. (Owl Printing (,'u.) r. 1460 O'Farrell
P.ARISEK JANES A., printer, 523 Market, r. 1460
(t'Farrell
Pariser Montague H., machinist, r. 1460 O'Farrell
Pariser Montague H. Jr., machinist, r. 1460 O'Farrell
Parish C. Mrs., r. 1534 Mission
Parish H. L., physician and surgeon, office 818 Sutter,
r. 1011 Bush
Parish George, seaman stmr City of Sydney
Parish J., seaman stmr City of S.ydney
Parish Mark (Mark Parish & Co.)"r. 1119 Taylor
Parish Mark & Co. (Mark Parish) wholesale liquors, syr-
ups and cordials, .324 Clay
SS" Parish. See Pan-ish
Parisien A. T. George, carrier Post Office, r. 24 Rausch
PAKISIEK STEAM LAUNDRY, Thomas Roy & Co.
l)roprietors, SW cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Parisol Louis (Wittman & Parisot) r. 1523 EHis
Park Allan, paperhanger, r. 920 Montgomery
Park .\lma, widow, r. 1025 Devisadeni
Park Avenue Veterinary Hospital, 121-123 City Hall gq
Park Band, Isaac C. Coggin manager, office 70 Chronicle
Bldg
Park Brothers & Co. (limited) Black Diamond Steel
Wks, Lake Superior Copper Mills, James L. Hydes
manager, 119 California
Park Charles A., teacher dancing Mowiy's Opera House,
r. Alameda
Park Charles H., bookkeeper Phillips & Smyth, r. 38a
Hawthorne
Park Charles T., clerk Railwav Mail Service, r. 128
Twelfth
PARK COMMISSIONERS, R. P. Hannnond Jr.,
Joseph Austin and John Rosenfcld, office Park
Lodge, Golden Gate Park
PARK10.\CiRE4;ATiONAL<'HLRCII, Kev. Hor-
ace W. Houlding pastor, r. 1350 Fell
PARK DRI <; STORE. 1342 Hayes
Park Edward E., dtmi^t, office and r. 1011 Pine
Park Herlieit, rjucksiuith, r. 8214 Fol om
PARK HOTEL. A. H. and W. V. Menne prcprietors,
20-28 Turk
Park Hotel, F. G. Douglass proprietor, 1S28-1S30
Haight
Park House, Mrs. S. A. Wohlke proprietor, NW cor Ful-
ton and Stanyan
Park House, Mrs. Henry Murjjhy proprietor, 2759 .Mission
Park James S., r. New Western Hotel
Park .Jessie, widow, r. 813 San Jose Road
Park John B., master mariner, r. 17 Howard
Park Joseph P., planer L. Ph. 15olander, r. 1218 Mission
Park Lewis B., 2nd officer stmr City of Peking, r. 220
Seventh
Park .Mary E. Miss, r. 2217 Buchanan
PARK .\E'»1S THE (semi-weekly) Mysell & Kollins
jiublishers, 521 Clay
Park Ranch Dairy, Theophilus Paton proprietor, NE cor
Clement and Twenty-second Av
Park Robert, bookeeper'McNab & Smith, r. 2520 Post
Park Robert, i)aper hanger, r. 844 Vallejo
Park Robert S., advertising agent, r. 821i Folsom
Park Theorilda C, physician, office and r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Park Thomas C, weigher, r. 51 Clay
Park Vincent, actor, r. 334 Bush
Park Wemyss, aceouni ant Union Trust Co. of .S. F., r.
Oakland
Park William C, pressman, r. 630J Minna
ft) "
STOVBS
ffND KITCH&N SV7I=F»1-IES *t
C. BROWN & SON. 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CAtrFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Sefected Vintcge*
of H. CUViLLIER a FRLRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Park William E., machinist, r. 38a Hawthorne
Park William J., carpenter, r. 20 Rausch
PARK WALLACE M.. .........
late surgeon of tbe A. T. and S. F. KR.,
oflii-e and r. '^1 Franklin, ofliee hoars
9 A. II. to 13 M. and by appointment
Parke Edward, clerk, v. 1821 Ellis
Parke R. Yuba, manager Consumers* Wholesale Grocery
Co., -209 Fourth, r. 19 Lloyd
PARKE & LACY CO., ».....„
president, Joiin O. liarron vice-president.
>V. F. Aldrirli secretary, importers and
dealers mining, iron and wood-MoriiinK
machinery and nilii supplies, 21-'i'.i Fre-
mont, Telephone .Uain 585
Parkell, H. H. Mrs., r. 218 Leavenworth
Parker Abbie Mrs., r. 433 Twenty-fourth
Parker Albert P., bookkeeper Dempster & Son, r. Oak-
land
Parker Alfred, shoemaker, r. 274 Braunan
Parker Annie Miss, forelady Percy Beamish, r. 309 Mason
Parker Bryce B (Sterling & Parker) r. 221 Turk
Parker Catherine R., widow, r. 539 Alvarado
Parker Cecil H., publisher, Sd Donohoe Bldjr, r. 207
Castro
barker Charles, butcher, r. 1525 Pine
Parker Charles, clerk Contra Costa Launndry Co., r. 818
Parker Charles, electrician, r. 52« Grove
Parker Charles, watchmaker, r. 415 Keann
FAKKEK CHARLES M.. attorney at law, r. IfiOl
Ta.\ior
Parker Charles H., compositor, r. 1318 Jones
P.ARKER I'HARLE.S n. T., manager .Massachus-
etts M\itual Life Insurance Co., 214 Pine, r. 746
Twenty-first
Parker Charles S., attorney at la\v,325 Montgomery,
rooms 15-16, r. 1001 Taylor
P.ARKER CHARLES T. assistant manager Palatine
Insurance Co., 439 California, r. 3006 Sacramento
Parker Clark F.. clerk, O. R. & X. Co., r. Alameda
Parker Daniel, mariner, r. 1316 Bryant
Parker Dora, widow, r. 730 Folsom
Parker Edward, jockey, r. 126 Ellis
Parker Edward, tanner, r. 2759 Mission
Parker Edward A., compositor, r. 633 Post
Parker Edward H., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 215 Chatta-
nooga
Parker Edwin C, advertising agent, r. 1142 Mission
Parker Edwni E., with J. M. Parker X Co., r. 840 Twen-
ty-second
PARKER EDIVI^' L. secretary Sierra Nevada Sil-
ver Miiiinj; Co. and Gwin Mine Development Co.,
14-15 Nevada Block
Parker Elizabeth, widow, r. 1714 Octavia
Parker Elizabeth Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 2103 Mis-
sion
Parker Elizabeth H., widow, r. 718b Bush
Parker Ellen, widow, r. 297 Clementina
Parker Ernest L., engineer, r. 21 Hawthorne
Parker E. T. Miss, r. 417 Xsm Ness A\
Parker Eunice, widow, r. 1607J San Carlos Av
Parker Ferdinand E., bookkeeper Charles Matthews &
Co., r. 314Si.\th
Parker Frances Miss, r. Episcopal Old Ladies Home
Parker Francis \V., patternmaker, r. 26 Shotwell
Parker Frank, shoemaker, 405 Hayes
Parker FrauK, w. igher Edison Light and Power Co., r.
1830 Market
PARKER FRANK J., cashier Massachusetts Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., 214 Pine, r. 746 Twenty-
first
Parker Frank L , with 1. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. Ala-
ii eda
Parker Frank M., cari)enter, r. 2103 Mission
26i
Parker Frank O., mate bark Wilna, r. 1229 Trent Av,
rear
Parker Frederick A., bookbinder, r. 730 Folsom
Parker Frederick R., gripmau, r. 146 Twelfth
Parker Frederick W., clerk, G<iodyear Rubber Co., r.
1607i San Carlos Av
Parker Frederick W., salesman C. R. Dalton, r. 338
Nineteenth
Parker George, engineer, r. 1719 Howard
Farker George A., ])ro])rietor Parker^' Pain Paint, r. 711
Howard
Parker George P., secretary Pacific Limiber Co. and
cashier Charles Nelson, 6 California, r. 2032 Mission
Parker George S., salesman Wheeler* Wilson MnfgCo.,
r. 239 Ninth
Parker George W. , r. 1321 Harrison
Parker Harry, carriage trimmer, Larkins & Co.
Parker Henry, carpenter, r. 413 Harrison
Parker H. G., draughtsman U. S. Engineer's office, r.
Oakland
Parker Haney D. , proprietor Parker House, r. 916 Bush
Parker Homer C. , student, r. 1601 Taylor
Parker Horatio, student, r. 1306 Polk"
PARKER HOrSE (saloon) Harvey D. Parker pro-
lirietor, wines and liquors, NE cor Geary and
Stockton
Parker .Jackson, clerk Cutting Fruit Packing Co., r. 2123
Bush
Parker James, driver, r. 818 Green
Parker James M., cigars and tobacco, 200 Third, r. 751
Howard
Parker Jane E. Mrs., lodgings, 146 Twelfth
Parker Jean Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, r.
1320 Jone •
Parker J. M., traveling salesman, r. 126 Ellis
PARKER J. M. A CO.(Joseph M. Parker and Most ..
A. Gunst) proprietors The Reception, 206 Sutter,
Telephone Main 1231
Parker John, r. 633 Post
Parker John, r. 1425 Octavia
Parker John, salesman Robert L. Toplitz & Co.,
Clara
Parker John A., painter, r. 606 Diamond
Parker John C. , engineer, r. 409 Broderick
Parker John G., clerk Johnson Bros., r. 1525 Pine
Parker John H., roofer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Parker John N. Rev., r. 308 Mason
Parker John W., draughtsman, r. 539 Alvarado
Parker Joseph, druggist, r. 221 Fulton
Parker Joseph, jeweler, r. 334 Bush
Parker Joseph, liquors, r. 614 Sutter
Parker Joseph, machinist, r. 1306 Bryant
Parker Joseph K., superintendent W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 2703 Jackson
Parker Joseph M. (J M. Parker & Co.) r. 614 Sutter
Parker Joseph P., r. 718b Bush
Parker L. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 2345 Washington
PARKER LEOPOLII ©..Captain Co. C First Infan-
try U. S. A., in charge U. S. Army Recruiting Ren-
dezvous, 425 Montgomery, r. 712 Sutter
Parker Luke J. (Levy & Parker) r. 1.310 Filbert
Parker .M. A., r. 2432^ Bush
Parker Margaret, nurse, r. 2432J Bush
Parker Mary Mrs., r. 1517i Leavenworth
Parker May Mrs., tailoress, r. 2629 Mission
Parker Mary J. , widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Parker Milan, r. 2232 Post
Parker Nellie Mrs., physician, office and r. 50 Murphv
Bldg
Parker Oliver T. , conductor, r. 1501 Turk
Parker O. W., mariner, r. 321 Duncan
Parker Richard D., carpenter, r. 42 Pern-
Parker Robert, r. 238 Sixth
Parker Robert W., laborer, r. 429^ Chestnut
Parker Rufus, contractor, r. 529 G'rove
Parker Samuel, steward, r. 809 Mason
Parker Samuel U., seaman, r. 6 Union
SAiN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous ttock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
The San FranctsGe GAIrlj: is a Great Newspaper
THE FITTZ 6URE ■
s taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
PAR
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Parker Hafford H., chief deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. 2310 Octavia
Parker Stiles S. C, accountant Okell, Donnell cSi Co., r.
Berkeley
Parker Susan, widow, r. 316 Miinia
Parker Susan, widow, r. 1.525 Pine
Parker The, Mrs. Sophie Henkel proprietor, 1122 Market
Parker Thomas, conductor, r. 1505 Franklin
Parker Thomas B., fireman, r. 2215 Larkin
Parker Thomas D., insurance, 14 Sansome, room 51
Parker Thomas E., painter, r. 2202 Pine
Parker Thomaa G. , real estate, r. 1513 Webster
Varker ITiomas J., clerk Patent Brick Co., r. 347 Fifth
Parker Timothy, r. 126 O'Farrell
Parker Vallean, bookbinder, r. 1517 Broderick
Parker Vina Miss, bill clerk The maze, r. 43 Sixth
Parker William (R. Armstrong & Co.) r. Napa City, Cal.
Parker William, actor, r. 402 O'Farrell
Parker William, expressman, r. 1509 Twenty-fourth
Parker William, seaman, r. 108 Berry
Parker William H., carpenter, r. W s Eighteenth Av nr
California
Parker William H., mail clerk Examiner, r. 21 Sherwood
PI
i'arker William J., clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 1606 Hyde
Parker William M., machinist, r. 409 Broderick
Parker W. S., switchman S. P. Co.
a®° Parker. See Parquer
Parkerson Thomas, carpenter, r. Tenth Av SDUth nr L
Parkes Edwin, tanner, r. 27.59 Mission
Parkes Walter, tanner, r. 2759 Mission
Parkhill ,)ames M., engineer, r. 119 Third
Parkhurst John W., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
]419Tavlor
Parkin C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Parkin) groceries, 3010
Sixteenth
Parkin Catherine, widow, r. 26J Clara
Parkin Charles A. (C. A. Parkin & Co.) r. 331 Nineteenth
Parkin Charles W., porter, r. 6^ Langton
Parkin Edward, cook, r. 6i Langton
Parkin Edward H., clerk, r. 215 Chattanooga
Parkin Edwin J., porter, r. Qi Langton
Parkin John, mechanical engineer, r. San Rafael
Parkins John, machinist, r. 121 Tenth
Parkins Henry S., clerk, r. 121 Tenth
Parkinson Edward, lead grinder, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson George, harnessmaker, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson George C, r. 811 Twenty-fifth
Parkinson James, gilder Schussler Bros., r. Oakland
Parkinson John, shoemaker, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson R., r. 802 Montgomery
Parkinson Richard, upholsterer, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson Robert, blacksmith, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson Stephen D., carpetlayer, r. 204 J Eddy
Parkinson Thomas, carpenter, r. Tenth Av South bet L
aTid M
Parkinson Thomas, laborer, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson Thomas, photo printer, r. 725 Harrison
Parkinson Thomas F., plumber, r. 1342 Folson
Parkinson William, clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1140 Valencia
Parks Charles E., with Prussian National Ins. Co., r. 116
Jones
Parks Charles L. (Consumer's Wholesale Grocerj- Co.)
r. 19 Lloyd
Parks Frank S., shademaker, r. 13 Thirtieth
Parks Frederick H., stenographer to president Wells
Fargo it Co. , r. 116 Jones
Parks James, seaman, r. Alms House
Parks Martin L., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 1516
Vallejo
Parks Mary B. Miss, teacher Douglass Primary School,
r. 116 Jones
Parks Robert, paperhanger, r. 611 Sacramento
Parks RoUie R. (Consumers' Wholesale Grocery Co.) r.
19 Lloyd
Parks Stanley, machinist, r. 116 Jones
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 Ti^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, orp. P.\LACE Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforr^ia Bottli^i^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Parks Thomas, carpenter, r. 109 Eighth
I'arks Walters., clerk V. W. Qaskill & Co., r. 54 Steiner
Parks W. C, pressman, r. 630i Minna
Parks William B., correspondent Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Alameda
ParkynsGeorge A., clerk General Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 1327 Oak
Parlato Frank (Parlato & Bros.) r. Oakland
Parlato Brothers (Frank Parlato) maccaroni,810 Battery
Parle August, engineer, r. Potrero Av nr Augusta
Parle Eliza, widow, r. Potrero Av nr Augusta
Parle James, r. 812a Larkin
Parle John D. , baker, r. 5 Rausch, rear
P.rle John D. Jr., clerk Richard T. Parle, r. 8 Dore
Parle Richard T. groceries and liquors, 8 Dore
Parletti Angelo, laborer, r. 416 Pacific
Parletti Giuseppe, laborer, r. 416 Pacific
Parlin Anna Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. nl
Lapidge
Parlin Elmer E., stenographer, r. 509 Franklin
Parlin F. E. , conductor, r. 3352 Mission
Parmelee Charles A. (Parmelee & Bowker) r. 517 Mason
Parmelee Charles D. , salesman H. Summerfteld & Co. , r.
220 Eddy
Parmelee Elmer E., contractor, r. 306a Bartlett
Parmelee James E. , driver, r. 306a Bartlett
Parmelee Marguerite A. , widow, r. 306a Bartlett
Parmelee Rose M. L. Miss, secretary American Labor
Bureau, 632 Market, r. 306a Bartlett
Parmelee & Bowker (Charles A. Parmelee and Charles A.
Bowker) mnfrs agents, 120 Sutter, room 79
Parmenter George E., photographer J. W. Baker, r. 410
Van Ness Av
Parmenter M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 410 Van Ness Av
Parmentier Louise A. Miss, furnished rooms, 414 Taylor
Parmer Catherine, widow, r. 168 Tehama
Parmisano A. & Co. (Augustino Parmisano) fish, 27 Clay
Street Market
Parmisano Augustino (A. Parmisano & Co.) r. 1309
Kearny
Parnau August A., tailor, r. 719 Bush
Parnell Green H., laborer, r. 8 Minnesota
Parnell John, laborer, r. 1308 Butte
Parnell Polite, proprietor Leon House, 1125 Stockton
Parnell William R., captain U. S. A. (retired) r. 2023
Broadway
Parnow Frank, agent Occidental News Co., r. 562J Brv-
Mllt
Parnow Theodore C. , rattanworker, r. 29 Zoe
Parode Fred, candymaker, r. 422f Filbert
Parodi Agastino, pressman, r. 1414 Kearny
Parodi Enrico, proprietor R jma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Parodi Giuseppe, bootblack 19 Fourth, r. 405 Union
Parodi Rose, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI
Parodis C. O., filtering, r. 304 Turk
Parolini Mary J. Mrs., teacher Franklin Granmiar
School, r. 508 Jersey
Paroni Antonio, peddler, r. 434 Grren
Paroni Peter, painter, r. 6J Jasper PI
Parquer Jane, widow, r. 702 Broderick
Parquer William F. G. , painter, r. 504 Fulton
8^ Parquer. See Parker
Parr Arthur J., stenographer, r. 1520 Folsom
Parr Daniel, laborer, r. 451 Natoma
Parr John T., teamster, r. 1533 Sanchez
Parr Mary A., widow, notions, 1520 Folsom
PARR R. E., general agent J. B. Pace Tobacco Co.,
r. Alameda
Parr William J. Mrs., r. 311J Hyde
Parra John B., molder, r. 118J Langton
Parra William, janitor, r. 540 Green
Parragola Bragalo, fisherman, r. 915 Battery
Parramore Edward L., physician. Alms House
Parratt Frederick, clerk Westchester Fire Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Parratt Manuel, tamale manufacturer, r. 13 Hinckley
Parreil James T. , storekeeper, r. 10 Beaver
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Parrell Patrick, baggageman, r. 10 Beaver
Parrell Patrick J., policeman, r. 703 Post
Parri Eugenio (Parri & De Julio) r. 529 Green
Parri William, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Parri & De Julio (Eugenio Parri and Frank De Julio)
barbers 1501 Stockton
Parris John, ]aundr\-man, r. 629 Third
Parrish Charles H.. vath Westhoff & Co., r. 1031 Twen-
tieth
Parrish Edward, real estate, 620 Washington
Parrish Edwin, clerk Su" Insurance office, r. 306 Hill
Parrish Ellis H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 703
Pierce
Parrish Harrv A., collector Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 2420 Sutter
Parris^h Henn", engineer, r. 2230 Hyde
P.IRRISH X. A CO. (Xorman Parrish and William
Shaughnessv)proprieUirs California Mill, 30-34 Spear
Parrish XathanC.. city agent Fireman s Fund Insurance
Co., r. 738 Capp
Parrish Norman (N. Parrish & Co.) r. 318 Bartlett
Parrish Walter, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 318 Uart-
lett
Parrish Wilham, driver, r. 814 Octavia
gS" Parrish. See Parish
Parritt George, machinist, r. 118 Sixteenth
Parritt John, peddler, r. 37 Jessie
Parromene Antone, peddler, r. 10 August Alley
Parn.t George L., 321 F(nirth
PARKOTT A. M. Mrs., office 414 Montgomerj, Tele-
jihone Main l:)41, r. 517 Sutter and Menlo Park
PARROTT BIILOIXG, Ss Market bet Fourth and
Filth
PARROTT .IOH>' (estate of) 414 Montgomery
P4.RROTT .lOH.V, oflice 414 Montgomerj-, r. Menlo
Park
Parrott Kate Mrs., compositor, r. 979 Harrison
Parrott Louis B. (Parrott & Co.) r. 1913 Franklin
PARROTT A CO. (Louis B. Parrott and Joseph Flaw,
William Babcock special) ct«mmission merchants,
and agents Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. and Canton
Insurance Office (limited) of Hongkong, 306 Califor-
Parrotte John, corporal police, r. 1709 Hyde
Parrv Adam M., compositor, r. 605 Market
Pam Archer, sparmaker, r. 13 Tehama
Parry Charles H., carpetlayer, r. 126^ Rose Av
Parrv F. Miss, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Parry Frank, stampmaker, r. 631i Stevenson
Parry Harr>-, jwrter. r. 704J Mission
Parrv Isaac, tinsmith, r. 631J Stevenson
Parry Manufacturing Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.) manufac-
turers carriages, office 36i Fremont
Parrv Peter F., clerk, r. 563J Minna
Parry Richard I., clerk, r. 563L ilinna
Parry Theresa, widow, r. 563^ Minna
Parry Thomas, carj>enter, r. 136 Fifth
Parrv Thomas, engineer, r. 249 Stevenson
Parrv William E., druggist, r. 563| Minna
Pars!) Frank, laborer, r. 223 Fifth Av South
Parshall Clarence, clerk Kennedy & Gray, r. 430 Golden
Gate Av
Parslow George W., cablesplicer, r. 215b Guerrero
Parson Ed\vard, ])hysician, office and r. 14 Phelan Bldg
Parson Edward, seaman, r. 1113 Broadway
Parson L. J., laborer, r. 1000 Minnesota
Parson Peter, groceries and liquors, 600 Second
Parioua.'c Henrj', broomniaker, r. 2013 Folsom
Pur<..!i- Ad.inijah, cooper, r. 18 Fourteenth
[■arsons Alliert, clerk, r. 1812 Market
Pars .us Alfred, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr R
Parsons Asa A., porter, r. Sixteenth Av South nr Q
Parsons August, carjienter, r. 967 Mission
Parsons Charles B., engineer, r. 109 Castro
PARSOXS CH.4RLES J., secretary American Press
Association, 510 Montgomery, r. Xew York
Parsons E. B., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Parsons Edward, electrician, r. 18 Fourteenth
Parsons F,dward A., jeweler, r. 1410 Octavia
Parsons Edward A., watertender stnir Queen
I'arsons Edward B., laborer, r. Sixteenth .Iv South
nr Q
Parsons Edward D., 2d officer stmr Corona, r. 1113
Broadway
Parsons Edward 1., civil engineer Cal. Wire Wks, r. 300
Castro
Parsons Frederick D., salesman Judson Mnfg Co., r.
Alameda
Parsons George W., clerk, r. 608 Second, rear
Parsons George W., operator Pac. Po.stal TeL Cable Co.,
r. Berkeley
Parsons Henry, clerk, r. 1410 Octa\-ia
Parsons Henry B., gasfitter, r. 615J Grove
Parsons Henry J. , accountant, r. 1312 Alabama
Parsons H. G. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1203 Devisadero
Parsons Horace G., printer, r. 1203 Devisadero
Parsons Isabel, widow, r. 20491 Mission
Parsons J., r. 1151 J Folsom
Parsons J. Allen, bookkeejier Charles Ed Heise &, Co., r.
Berkeley
Parsons James H. , accountant, r. 1312 Alabama
Parsons Jemima, widow, r. 216 Nineteenth
Parsons Josiah, miner, r. 283 Jessie
Parsons Marj, widow, r. 18 Fourteenth
Parsons Oliver S., weigher, r. 5 Market
Parsons Peter, watchman stmr City of Peking
Parsons Robert F., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r
2922 Bush
Parsons S. M., miner, r. 126 Ellis
Parsons Thomas, janitor, r. 51 Tehama
PARSO>!» 'lM4».n.4S J., president and manager
Del Monte Milling Co., office 107 California, r. 90.i
Steiner
Parsons William C, cabinetmaker CaL Car Wks
Parsson Peter (Bell & Parsson) r. 613 Minna
Partello Maud Miss, with J. A. Folger&Co., r. West
Oakland
Particelli A. & Co. (Angeio and Frank) silver platers, .565
Brj-ant
Particelli Angeio (A. Particelli & Co.) r. 565 Bryant
Particelli Frank (A. Particelli & Co.) r. 565 Brj'ant
Partington Harry, coachman, r. 607 Capji
Partington Olive, domestic 223 Castro
Partman Henry, groceries, 2817 Sixteenth
Parton Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 313 Etldy
Partridge Building, 42-44 Steuart
Partridge Edward B., merchant, r. 899 Pine
Partridge Edward B. Jr., machinist, r. 899 Pine
Partridge Charles A., foreman Pavne's Bolt Wks, r. Oak-
land
Partridge Charles A., tailor, r. 640 Market
Partridge Ella S. Miss, teacher music, r. 1610i Califor-
7 Shotwell
23 California, room 37,
Partridge Ellein E., widow, r.
Partridge George, dealer oils,
r. 512a Twenty-first
Partridge Harry, bookkeeper Dutton & Partridge, r.
Menlo Park
Partridge Harrv, medical student, r. 727 Shotwell
Partridge Harrv- D., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.
r. 2 Tiffanv Av
Partridge Helen E., widow, r. 727 Shotwell
Partridge James C, conductor, r. 1134 Sutter
Partridge Jane, widow, r. 187 Hyde
Partridge J. E., photographic supplies, 26 Montgomery,
r. lOlt'i California
PARTRIDGE JOHX (Dutton & Partridge) and sec-
retary Geographical Society of the Pacific, Mercan
tile Librarj- Bldg, r. 2526 Washington
Partridge John S. , teacher Lowell High School, r. 710
Capp
Partridge Joseph, blacksmith Payne's Bolt Wks, r. Oak
land
SAN f RAINCISCO PAVING CO,
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IMS OF STEEET M SIDEWiLI WORM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.'tI
215 VALENCIA ST.
LEPHONE Mission 40
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Partridsfe Karl C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 727
Shotwell
Partridge Kichard, clerk, r. 1(13 Miniiu
Partridge Samuel C, photograi)hic and iiiairii; liiiiU'ni
supplies, 121 Post, room 50, r. Berkeley
Partridge Thomas, teamster, :■. 1(53 Miima
Partridge Willard A., salesman, r. 563i Br,\ant
Partridge William H., artist Examiner, r. 1(>3 Minna
ICW Partridge. See Patridge and Pattridge
Partsch Hermann, physician, office 327 Geary, r. I(il7
Leavenworth
Parula Andrea, lahorer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Pasano Andrea, laborer Benedetto Cereghino
PASCAL, DIIBUUAT Jb CO. (Eugene and Edward
Dubedat) importers and wholesale liq>ior (hjalcrs,
426-428 Jackson, Telej)hone Main 5442
I'ascal George, elevator man, r. 1519 Edd\
Pascal Louis, r. 41S Larkin
Pascal Maussang, clerk Charles Ed. Hei.se & Co., r. !I22
Natoma
Pascher John, carpenter, r. .'502 Sixth
Paschold Charles F., tailor, r. 15J Harrison Av
Paschold Pauline, domestic 109 Frederick
Pascoe Joseph, carjienter, r. 236 Shotwell
Pascoe Joseph C. , watchmaker, r. 310 Steiner
Pascoe William G., brass founder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Alameda
Pascoe William J., painter and i)apeihanger, 773 Howard
Pasetti A., fruit and vegetables, KiKi Dupont, r. 2
Gerke Alley
Pasifier James, laborer, r. 316 Davis
Paskrol A., glazier, r. 446 Brannan
Pasmore Henry B., teacher music, r. 1424 Washington
Paso Robles Flour Mills, Sperry Flour Co. proprietors,
V. D. Black superintendent, office 134 California
ALL /NATIONS DRI/\K
V. U. Black supermtendent, ottice 134 Ci
PASQUALE B. & SONS <».„....
Ileury €. and KtiMard T.) inanDf'ai-tnrcr.s
military, naval and soc-ifty coods, flags,
badges, reealias, sold and sllvrr trim-
mings, <i40 M'a.siiington, Teloplione Main
5853
Pasquale Benoit (B. Pasquale & Sons) r. 971 Howard
Pasquale Domenico, cook, r. 1114 Montgomery, rear
Pasquale Henry C. (B. Pasquale & Sons) r. 971 Howard
Pasquale Lucia, bootblack, r, 7 Kent PI
Pasquale Sironi, r. 2 Gerke Alley, rear
Pasqualetti Albert, scavenger, r. 2308 Taylor
Pasqualetti Angelo, scavenger, r. 2324 Taylor
Pasquali John B. (Bralda & PasqualDr. 706 Birch Av
Pa.squlnucci R. Valentine, bartender, r. SW cor Capitol
and Minerva
Passalacqua Jane Miss, teacher, r. 805} Filbert
Passalacqua Joseph, gardener, r. San Bruno Road, U.
M. T.
Passalacqua Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 805J Filbert
Passano Domenico, fishennan, r. 442 Green
Passavant Henry, with Passavant Printing Co., r. 200
Post
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO.
mi!). V. Passavant manager, 300
, Post
PASSAVA.\T S. €AKL, manager Pa.ssavant Printing
Co., 200 Post
Passet Auaust (Passet & Hahn) r. Berkeley
Passet Sophie, widow, r. 1015J Minna
Passet & Hahn (August Passet and Felix Hahn) show
cards, 7 Brooks
Passholt Edward, longshoreman, r. 615 Post
Pastarini Nicholas, pedJler, r. 20 Russell
Pastene Andrew J. (Pastene Bros.) r. 1913!^ O'Farrell
Pastene Antonio, driver, r. 1716^ Jones
Pastene Brothers (John and Andrew J.) conllni^sion
merchants, 313-315 Washington
Pastene John (Pastene Bros.) r. S17J Filbert
JARDIINE IROiSlvOFKS
Engineers and Iron Foaiiders
Compound, Maiine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Biimincus Mactinery, Tracticn ELginss & Quartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Paston A. H., office 123 California, room 23
Pastor Henry E., physician and surgeon, 41 St. Ann's
Bldg, r. 3325 Clay
Pastor Johnson, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Pastore Giuseppi, shoemaker, 432 Pacific, r. 1003 Green
Pastori Charles, waiter, r. 8234 Bush
Patch Clarissa W., widow, r. 2320 California
Patch George H., clerk Bass Hueter Paint Co., r. 307
Capp
Patch Hattie, widow, r. 506 Fell
Patch Nellie B. Miss, teacher piano, r. 2320 California
Patch Oscar A., foreman, r. 1226 Folsom
Patch Sophia, widow, r. 927 Vallejo
Patch William O., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells Fargo iSt
Co., r. 1226 Folsom
Patch William Y., bookkeeper Sjjring Valley W. W., r.
1229 Clay
Patchel Edw.ard, cigars and tobacco, 102 Fourth, r. 4U,''i
Turk
Patchel Frank A., scenic artist, r. 40.j Turk
Patchel William E. (Patche & Battu) r. 405 Turk
Patchel & Battu (William E. Patchel and H. Battu) house
painters, 1218 Polk
Patchett Charles H., teamster, r. 453 Ninth
Patchett J. Edward, clerk Eveleth & Nash, r. 2211 Polk
B^ Patchett. See Padgett
Patcus John, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K and i,
Patek Frederick (J. Stutz & Co.) r. 1815 Laguna
Patek Joseph, r. 1933 Sutter
Patek Rudolph, musician, r. 10 Hyde
Patek Sarah, widow, r. 1310 Larkin
I'atek Sarah, widow, insurance broker, r. r)38 O'Farrell
Patelow (Jliver, porter, r. 668 Mission
Patenaud Margaret, wid(3W, r. 174 Minna
Patenken Constantine, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
I'.iTE.VT BKICK €0. (incorporated) Philip Caduc
president, Alfred T. Ecistland secretary, depot, Bt-rr\
bet Fifth and Sixth, office 240 Montgomery, Tele-
phone Main 993
Pater Marie, widow, r. 5 Tay
Patero Giuseppe, vegetables, r. 407 Filbert
Paterson Agnes Miss, r. 137 Douglass
Paterson C. D. Mrs., milliner, r. 502 Powell
Paterson (3harles, cook, r. 55 Second
Paterson David C, engineer, r. 316 Third
Paterson George, carpenter, r. 711i Tehama
Paterson George W., bookkeeper Stange & Jaenicke, r.
801 Guerrero
Paterson James, broker, r. 502 Powell
Paterson James H., shipwright, r. 235 Texas
Paterson Jessie M. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary
School r. I;i7 Douglass
Paterson John, stationery and notions, 1220 Mason
Paterson John B., restaurant, 145 Taylor, r. 208 Eddy
Paterson Margaret, widow, r. 140 Fourteenth
Paterson May Miss, stenographer Fred Wood worth, r.
14 Clinton Park
Paterson Robert, oiler stmr Cit^- of Sydney
Paterson Robert J., cashier C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 140
Fcmrteenth
PATEKSOIV VAX KENlittiiELAKK (Rodgers & Pater-
son) attorney at law, 16 Nevada Block, r. 2530
Washington "
Paterson William (Ackerson & Paterson) r. 2533 Mission
Paterson William, carpenter, r. 137 Douglass
Paterson William, machinist F. A. Robbius Press Wks
^^ Paterson. See Patterson and Pattison
Patino Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 318 Vallejo
Patino Jean, waiter, r. 1314 Stockton
Patino Louisa, widow, sausagemaker, r. 5 Pollard PI
Patjens J. Hermann, clerk, r. 251 Fifth
Patocchi Carlo, butcher, r. 516 Pacific
Paton Charles J. , physician, office and r. 327 Geary
Paton F. William, si)ecial agent F. VV. Voogt & Bro., 500
Montgomery, r. 1031 Market
Paton George, r. 547 Minna
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Paton J. G., salesman Johnson-Locke Mercantile On., r.
Alameda
Paton John H., r. 531 1 Shotwell
Paton Robert, mnfrs agent notions 113 Market, r. 033
California
Paton Robert E., driver, r. NE cor Clement and Twenty-
second Av
Paton Theophilus, proprietor Park Ranch Dairj', NE cor
Clement and Twenty-second Av
Paton Thenphilus Jr., driver, r. NE cor Clement and
Twentj'-second Av
e^ Paton. See Patton, Patten, Payton and Peyton
Patriarche Charles T., cashier Pac. Improvement Co., r.
2421 Pacific Av
Patricio John C,, laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Patricio Josejih F., boilermaker, r. 1827 Lombard
PAFKICK A. B. & CO. Alljert B. Patrick president,
Carleton S. Frost secretary, wholesale leather deal-
ers, 324 Battery, and proprietors South San Fran-
cisco Tannery, Sixth Av South bet Q and R
PATRICK ALBERT B., president A. B. Patrick &
Co., 324 Battery, r. 1402 McAllister
Patrick Albert E., bookkeeper A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
1402 McAllister
Patrick Andrew R. , traveling salesman Wellman, Peck
& Co. , r. 633i^ Guerrero
Patrick Benjamin H., president B. H. Patrick & Co., 318
California, r. 207 Jones
Patrick B. H. & Co. (incorporated) B. H. Patrick jiresi-
dent, James M. Patrick secretary, rubber stamps and
stencils, 318 California
Patrick David, brakeman, r. 217 Eighth
Patrick Francis G., notions, 116 Ninth
Patrick Frank, solicitor, r. 74(j Howard
Patrick Freeman E., salesman Alaska Coal Co., r. Oak-
land
Patrick George, r. 816 Sansome
Patrick Harris F. , foreman South San Francisco [_Tan-
nery, r. 1402 McAllister
Patrick Harris F. Jr., superintendent A. B. Patrick &
Co., r. 1402 McAllister
Patrick Harry \V., teacher music, 34 Donohoe Bldg
Patrick James M.. secretary B. H. Patrick & Co., 318
California, r. 1520 Clay
Patrick Jennie Miss, manager Illustrated Pub. Co. , 6
Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. Hotel Miramar
Patrick John, cook, r. 524 Fourth
Patrick John, laborer, r. r. 231 Second
Patrick John, laborer, r. 125 Welsh
Patrick John, packer, r. 33 Hawthorne
Patrick Martin, laborer, r. 1116J Tennessee
Patrick Matthew, laborer, r. lllGi Tennessee
Patrick Robert, clerk S. P. Co., r. 628 Hiryes
Patrick Samuel, bartender, r. 1309 Leavenworth
Patrick Samuel L. , tobacco stripper, r. 908 Lai'kin
Patrick Wellington C, barber, 705 Broadway, r. 1128
Pacific
Patridge Annie E., widow, r. 10 Bartlett
Patridge tJ. C, drayman, SW cor Jessie and Second, r.
176 Clementina
8^" Patridge. See Partridge and Pattridge
Patriotic Assurance Co. (Dublin, Ireland) Okell, Don-
nell & Co. general agents, 411 California
Patris Emelia, widow, furnished rooms, 633 California
Patrizi E., journalist, r. 823 Mission
Pats John, porter, r. 1308 Stockton
Patsel Wilham E., laborer, r. 6 J Garden
Patt Ewald, pressman, r. 25 Capp
Patt Otto, laborer, r. 25 Capp
Pattan James, fireman, r. Ocean View
Pattee Joseph H., bookkeeper Vermont Marble Co., r.
;^ 13184 Guerrero
Pattee Solon, accountant, ii07 Montgomery, room 9
Patten Agnes E. Miss, teacher music, r. 155 Perry
Patten Charles, inspector Spring Valley W. W., "r. 1031
Valenc a
PATTEN CHARLES S.,»o...„.
puoto euKravlnc, 5;{l California, r. Vi'
Turk
Patten Edward, teamster, r. 1125 McAllister
Patten George W., clerk, r. 922 Oak
Patten Henry, r. 611 Stevenson
Patten Henry H., watchman, r. 1004 Leavenworth
Patten John D., e.vpressman, SW cor Fourth and Brv-
ant, r. 155 Perry
Patten Olive Miss, r. 917 Guerrero
Patten Robert, teamster, r. 842 Twenty-second
Patten Thomas, shoemaker, r. SE cor Sadowa and Pl\ -
mouth. Ocean View-
Patten Wallace S. (Stephens & Patten) r. Oakland
Patten William H., engraver, r. 842 Twenty-second
Patten William J., wood turner, r. 890 Shotwell
Patten WiUiam P. , bartender, r. 661 Howard
KS" Patten. See Paton, Pattou, Payton and Peyton
Patter Francis A., hardware, crockery and glassware,
2516 Mission r. 2913 Folsom
Patter Jennie, widow, r. 831 Church
Patterson Adam, ship carpenter, r. 756 Harrison
Patterson Albert, r. 1720 Howard
Patterson Albert L. C. (Patterson & Ct>. ) r. Berkeley
Patterson Alexander, clerk, r. SW cor West Eddy and
Willard
Patterson Amie B., widow, r. 905 Guerrero
Patterson Andrew J., machine hand Enterprise Mill
and Buildint; Co., r. 1921.^ Stockton
Patterson Arthur, contractor and builder, r. 1532 Guer-
Patterson ArUiur R., clerk Voss Conrad & Co., r. 83S
Bush
Patterson Belle Miss, r. 900 Powell
Patterson Charles A., carpenter, r. 437 O'Farrell
Patterson Charles R., porter r. 7 Verba Bueua
Patterson Charles Y., ship joiner, r. 118 Mississippi
Patterson C. M., r. 1415 Powell
Patterson Crosl.v. millwright, r. 1448 Twenty-fourth
Patterson Edward, clerk r. 132 Si.\th
Palt^rson Edwin R., carpenter, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Pattersah Eliza Miss, bakerv and notions, 1113 Twentv-
third
Patterson Frank, brass finisher, r. 554 FdIsoiu
Patters(jn Frank, butcher, r. 1004 Fourteenth Av South
Patterson Fr ,nk, steward stmr Farallone, r. 655 Mission
Patterson Frank F., druggist, 345 Kearny, r. 1924 Ta.\ -
lor
Patterson Frank W., engineer, r. 10121 Shotwell
Patterson George, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Patterson George A., bookkeeiier Baker & Hamilton, x.
2811 Pine
Patterson George W. H., insurance broker, 317 Califor-
nia, r. NE cor Church and Thirtieth
Patterson Harry, laborer S. P. Co
Patterson Helen Y., widow, r. 2216 Hyde
Patterson Isabella Miss, teacher Haight Primary' School
r. 1039a Dolores
Patterson James, attorney at law, r. 21 Franklin
Patterson James, bakery, 449 Guerrero
Patterson James, mining, r. 1346 Market
P.4TTER80.\ J.4..MES, president Pacific Saw Manu-
facturing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 92t Greenwich
Patterson James, ship joiner, r. Lake \'iew
Patterson James, stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 1
Patterson James, traveling freight agent Chicago and
Northwestern Ry., r. 281 1 Howard
Patterson James Jr., sawmaker, r. 924 Greenwich
Patterson James H., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2216 Hyde
Patterson James L., real estate, r. 711 Jones "^
Patterson James W., ship joiner, Pac. Coast SS. Co., r.
Oakland
Patterson J. D., architect, r. 404 Ellis '
Patterson Jennie L. Miss, artist Taber Photographic Co.,
r. East Oakland
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Patterson Jeremiah .)., porter, r. 419 East
Patterson J. I''ar;;o, coniiiositor, r. 1222 ViiUejo
Patterson J. M., nurse, r. G3S Commercial
Patterson John C, gripiiian, r. 1222 Vallejo
Patterson John O. A., w oU and coal, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Church, r. 707 Seventeenth
Pattc rson Kate, widow, r. 554 Folsom
Patters' n Kate, widow, bakery, 1013 Folsom
Patterson Louisa Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 1) Hyde
Patterson Mamie Miss, steno;,'rapher, r. 924 Greenwich
Patterson Marj-aret, Miss, r. 808 Filbert
Patterson Martha Miss, portrait artist, 231 Post, r. 1039a
Dolores
Patterson Norman F., engfineer, r. 320 Louisiana
Patterson P., porter, r. 21 Valp.raiso
Patterson Ray, widow, r. 2o South Park
Patterson Richard, r. 2808 Greenwich
Patter-on Robert, carpenter, r. SW cor West Eddy and
Villa d
Patterson Robert F., motorman, r. 1602 Turk
Patterson Robert H., dra\man, 215 Davis, r. 528 O'Far-
rell
Patterson Robert H , lithographer, r 405 Greenwich
Patterson Robert R., manager Popular Railroad Guide
Co., 42!) Montu:omery, r. 1519 Vallejo
Patterson Robert W., carpenter, r. 2:i9 Tehama
Patterson Samuel C, student, r. 2319 Mission
Patters n Stewart, collector Wainwright & Easton, r. 25a
Thirteenth
Patterson Thomaa, baga:agenian S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Patterson Walter G., clerk Anton Proll, r. 113 Ninth
Patterson Walter J., carriei Post Office, r. Oakland
Patterson William, clerk Pac. Saw Mnfj; Co., r. 924 Green-
wich
Patterson William, master bktne Tam O'Shanter, office
43 Market, r. Berkeley
P.4T I'KK.SO.V WILLIAM, metal si'j;ns, 604 Califor-
nia, r. 1769 Polk
Patterson William, painter, 629^ Union, r. 1924 Taylor
Patterson William, superintendent Harbor Commission-
I rs Repair Uept, r. 15J Liberty
Patterson William F., marine engineer, r 1012 J Shot-
well
Patterson WilHam G., con'luctor, r. 10.35 Mission
Patterson William H., clerk, r. 1222 Vat'ejo
Patterson William M., publisher 'Ihe Hotel Guide, 20
Ellis, r. 715 Larkin
Patterson William S. , ironmolder, r. 443 Valencia
Patterson William T., deputy Clerk Board of Supervis-
ors, r. 207 Larkin
PATTKKSOIM A €0. (Albert L. C. Patterson) pro-
prietor Berkeley, San Francisco and Oakland Ex-
press, 21 Market
t^ Patterson. See Peterson and Pattison
Pattiani William L., salesman Langley & Michaels Co.,
r. Alameda
Pattinson Fanny, widow, r. 1642 Polk
Pattin-on Joseph, carpenter, 1219 Fillmore, r. 1827 Eddy
Pattison George (George Pattison & C \) r. Oakland
Pattison George, laborer, r. E s Ci im.3 ;ticut nr Army
Patiison George F., engineer Sti.tj Harbor Commis-
sioners, r Alameda
Pattison George c& Co. (George Pattison and George Arm-
strong) alumina .sectional pipe coverintr, 32 Kighth
Pattison George S., apprentice Pac. Metal Works, r. Ala-
meda
PATTISOBf ISAAC ST., president and treasurer But-
terfielJ Auction Co., 16 McAllister, r. 711 Jones
Pattison John, mining e.\pert, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Pattison John W., oardriver, r. 197 Hyde
its' Pattison. S e Pattc rson
Patton Alva A., enu:ineer, r. 713} Minna
Patton Alva F., notions, 41 Fourth
Patton Bernard, laborer, r. 1508 Kansas
Patton Charles, student, r. 505 Cole
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PATTOX CIIAKLKS L.. attorney at law, 319 Pine,
rooms 56-58, Telephone Main 5408, r. 2500 Broad-
w ly
Patton Clarence, draughtsman William Patton, r. Ala-
meda
Patton Duncan H., salesman J. Noonan, r. 917 Mission
Patton Edward H., tanner, r. SW cor Vermont and Si-
erra
Patton (Jeorge, master stmr Homer, office 8 California,
r. 211 Mason
Patton George S. (Patton & McClain) r. 1654 Market
Patton Henry A, clerk, r. 661 Howard
Patton James, laborer, r. 5 Ocean Terrace
PATTOX .l.4.8l>li:K N.. secretary Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of California, NE cor Montgomery
and Sacramento, r. 505 Cole
Patton Joan Miss, dressmaker, r. 1443 McAllister
Patton Jnlhi E., bartender, r. 236 Taylor
Patton Thomas boilermaker, r. 820 Greenwich
Patton Thomas special policeman, r. 430 Tenth
Patton Thomas J., fireman, r. SW cor Vermont and
Siena
Patton 1'homas K., teamster, r. 430 Tenth
Patton William, architect, 5 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r.
Alameda
Patton William, carpenter, r. 890 Shotwell
Patton William H. Jr., capitalist, r. 309 Steiner
Patton William O., clerk John F. Dwyer, r. 430 Tenth
Patton & McClair. (George S. Patton and Orlando Mc-
Clain) liqu rs, 1652 Market
S^ PattoM. See Patten, Paton, Payton and Peyton
PATTO.SIEM C.4.KI'CT CO. (William Pattosien and
Will F Cordes) carpets, oilcloths and shades NE cor
Valencia and Sixteenth
Pattosie 1 William J. (Pattosien Carpet Co.) r. 723 Capp
Pattridge Robert K., lumber dealer, r. 34 John
Pattyn David, grooeries, 244 Ninth
Pat,\- Frank, n. wsagent, r 118 Taylor
Paty Williaiii T., insurance agent, r. 2507 Folsom
Paiiha Adalbert, tailor, r. 933 Golden Gate Av
Pauchella, Dora Mrs., dressmaker, r. 228 Montgomerj'
Pauchon Charles, cook, r. 4 Green PI
Pau ler Cristiam, carbuilder Market St. Ry, r. Oakland
Puidler Joseph rebronzer, r. 65 EUwood
lAUuin W. U.f physician an<I surgeon,
siu'i l:iltie> eye and ear, olHre 040 <Iay,
rooms :-!), hours !> .1. M. to I'l .>l. an«i I to
4 I*. H,, r. Santa Clara County, Milpitas
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Paukin WiUiam, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
Pa 1 Albert H. (G. F. Smith & Co.) r. 1094 Union
PauIAlmarin B., mining engineer, 4 Crocker Bldg., r.
1032 Broadway
Paul Almirin B. Jr., dried fruit buyer, r. 1032 Broadway
Paul Andrew R., 1st officer stinr Sausalito, r. 46 Elgin
P;irk
Paul Antoinette, widow, shirtmakcr, r. 132 Fifteenth
Paul Charles A., tailor, 9 Franklin
Paul David, distiller, r. 802 Indiana
Paul Dietrich, dra.vman, 529^ Bryant
Paul Frank, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1808 Union
Paul Frank, tailor, 2.t Everett, r. 718 Natoma
Paul Gustav A., 11 achinist, r. 46 Elgin Park
Paul Hans, diesinker, r. 409 Twenty-seventh
Paul Harve.y, r. 631 Mission
Paul James, laundry 1121 Post
Paul Jeiiide P., widow, r. 323i Twenty-second
Paul John C. Mrs., widow, r. 716 Howard, basement
Paul John J., machinist, r. 130 Tenth
Paul John J., painter, r. 323i Twenty-second
Paul John P., r. 565 Stevenson
Paul John R., machinist, r. 112 Morris Av
Paul Manuel, barber .Antonio S. Martinho, r. Oakland
Paul Mattie Miss, r. 223V Twenty-second
Paul Raymond, clerk, r. 130 Tenth
Paul Kichard U.. r. 112 Morris Av
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Paul Robert H., water tender, r. 716 Howard
Paul Thomas F. , machinist, r. 716 Howard
Paul William, builder, r. 419 Ellis
Paul William, butcher, SW cor Fillmore and Greenwich
Paul William Mrs., r. 419 Ellis
■BS" Paul. See Pahl and PauU
Paulden Charles A., clerk J. K. Armsby & Co., r. 2615
Howaid
Paufer Theodore, cellarman, r. 106 Tehama
Pauby T. Miss, tailoress, r. 1128^ Harrison
Pauli Batiste Miss, tailoress, r. 7 Pacific Alley
Pauli Emilie, widow, r. 1201 Bush
Pauli Frank C, sign painter, 604 California
Pauli Gustav A., clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1201 Bush
Paul Gustav J., groceries and liquors, 1800 Stockton
Paulin John J., solicitor, r. 953 Folsom
Paulini Antonie, bootblack, r. 511 Howard
Paulini Dominick, bootblack, r. 511 Howard
Pauliiii Vincent, bootblack, r. 511 Howard
Paulissen Constance, stenojfrapher, r. 224 Chestnut
Paulissen Euiile, musician, r. 224 Chestnut
Paulissen Henry, painter, r. 224 Chestnut
Paulissen Peter, master mariner, r. ] 2a Pfeiffer
Palizhich Joseph (Jackson & Co.) r. 1502 Kentucky
PauU George H., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 649 Howard
Pauli William O., salesman The Maze, r. 1107 Bush
PauUin Edgar V., janitor, r. 37 Twentieth
PauUin James F., janitor 319 Pine
Paullin James R., r. 319 Pine
Paullin Thomas, seaman, r. 1318 Dupont
Pauline Eugene, tailor, 44 Turk, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Pauls John H., carpenter and builder, r. 1320 Stanyaii
Paulschen E. Mrs. , 640 Haight
Paulsell J. J., deputy Internal Revenue Service, r. Stock-
ton
Paulsen Alfred, student, r. 321 Van Ness Av
Paulsen Andrew, fisherman, r. NE cor Francisco and
Kearny
Paulsen Andrew, laborer, r SW cor Steiiier and Waller
Paulsen Annie Miss, r. 818 Hampshire
Paulsen Arthur, agent U. S. Smokeless Powder, r. 1324
Sutter
Paulsen B. W. Mrs., general manager retail dept Nathan,
Dohnnann & Co., r. 1310 Jones
Paiilsen Charles, laborer, r. 159 Dore
Paulsen Charles A., asst keeper Point Bonita Lighthouse
Paulsen Elizabeth H., teacher music, r. 708^ Valencia
Paulsen Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Dearborn PI
Paulsen Ernst, confectioner, r. 818| Geary
Paulsen Frederick, clerk Herman H. Paulsen, r. 1837
Eddy
Paulsen George, laborer, r. 159 Dore
Paulsen Henry, laborer, r. ISO.tJ Stockton, rear
Paulsen Henry, liquors, 250 Spear
Paulsen Henry H., bookkeeper Siebe Bros. & Plagemann,
r. 1837 Eddy
Paulsen Henry S., ship carpenter, r. 7 Polk Lane
PAULSEN HERMAN H.. groceries and liquors, 1839
Eddy, r. 1837 Eddy
Paulsen Johanna, widow, r. 1,'>9 Dore
Paulsen John, laborer, r. 2323 Howard
Paulsen Julius B. (Paulsen & Wells) r. 1230 Tw entv-third
Paulsen J. W. Mrs., widow, 1310 Jones
Paulsen Louis C. , carriagemaker, r. 1837 Eddy
Paulsen Martin, laborer, r.l59 Dore
Paulsen Martin, master brig Geneva, 40 California
Paulsen Peter, engineer, r. 316 Louisiana
Paulsen Peter, shirtmaker, r. 708^ Valencia
Paulsen Peter J., cigars, Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Paulsen R. J., second officer stmr St. Paul, r. 812J Geary
PAIILSEM >VI1L1AD1, groceries and liquors, NWcor
Mission and Seventh, r. 633 Minna
Paulsen William, laborer, r. 159 Dore
Paulsen & Wells (J. B. Paulsen and A. H. Wells) cigars
and tobacco, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Paulsen Lauritz, master mariner, r. 336 Eighteenth
Paulsmeir Alfred C, draughtsman Risdon I. and L
Wks, r. 1814 Pacific Av
Paulson Adolph, deckhand stmr Tiburon
Paulson A. E. (Lindsay & Paulson) r. 34 Glen Park Av
Paulson B. M., carpenter, r. 520 Kansas
Paulson Catherine Miss, fortune teller, r. 711J Harrison
Paulson Charles, wagonmaker, r. 924 Flnrida
Paulson Charles Mrs., widow, r. 924 Florida
Paulson Charles J., laborer, r. 522 Kansas
Paulson Edward T., butcher, 2133 Mission, r. 522 Kansas
Paulson George, bartender, r. 933 Kearny
Paulson H. (Nelson & Co.) r. 525 East
Paulson James M., clerk B. Bangs, r. 514 Jones
Paulson John H., clerk Station K, Post Office, r. 522
Kansas
Paulson John, coachman, r. 839 Geary
Paulson Nels, conductor, r. 1134 Union
Paulson Nicholas P , laborer, r. 1815 Dupont
Paulson Paul, cook James L. Baar
Paulson Peter, seaman, r. 229 East
Paulson I'eter M., carpenter, r. 8 Bond
Paulson Wallace A., bookkeeper Lucas Mnfg Co., r. 2
DeLong Av
PAriiSOiX n'lliLI.lM, carpenter and decorator, 116
Powell, Telephone Main 509, r. 514 Jones
Paulson William Jr., carpenter, r. 4 Leonard PI
H^" Paulson. See Poison and Poulson
Paulucci A., liquors, 1630 J Eddy
Paulucci Lelio V. (Paulucci & Casassa) r. 1831 Eddv
PAULUCCI & CASASSA <...... ..
I'auiiicci and <'harl<-s <'aKaA>a) prodat'c
coiiiiiiission iiier«-haiit«. M'holesale, 4IV-
418 Uavls. Telrphoiir .>lain !>»4
I'aulus Daniel, butcher, r. Ele\enth A\ South nr Rail-
road Av
Paulus Des re, chemist, r. Alms House
Paulus Julia, saleslady Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum,
r. Eleventh Av South nr Railroad Av
Paulus Louis, buyer James Hall, r. Eleventh Av South
nr Railroad Av
Paulussen Henry, fresco painter, r. 224 Chestnut
Pauly Eliza, dressmaker, r. 304 Third
Paumgard Godfrey, brushmaker, r. 106 Noe
Pausmann Henry, hay and grain, 2421 Mason
Pausinann Henry Jr.," clerk, r. 2421 Mason
Pauson Barbara H., widow, r. 1216 Pacific
Pausoti Frank (Hymans, Pauson & Co.) r. 1257 Octavia
Pauson Jacob, bookkeeper Chicago Clothing Co., r. 1257
Octavia
Pauson Samuel, salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r. 12r>7
Octavia
Paustian John, laborer, r. 319 Tehama
Pavel Adolph, shoemaker, 319 Noe
I'avel Gustave, carpenter, r. 1248 Eighteenth
PAYEKT KEMV .1., contractor and builder, 640J
Castro
Pavesi Constant, cabinetmaker Cal. Car Wks
Pavasi Safareno, shoemaker, r. 708 Montgomery Av
Pavey Henry W., gilder, r. 139 Eleventh
Pavey Samuel, r. 413 Powell
Pavilion Auction House, John W. Flinn proprietor, 319-
321 Sutter
Pavletich Frank, waiter, r. 4 Union PI
Pavy Walter G., porter, r. Buena Vista nr Cortland Av
Pawlicki Casimir F., physician and surgeon, ofBce and
r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Pawlicki Ladislaus, physician and surgeon, ofHce and r.
1119 Van Ness Av
Pawlicki Thaddeus, clerk Page & Ellis, r. 1119 Van
PAWNEE I NDIAN lUEDICINE CO., C. A. Bur-
gess & Co. proprietors, r. 941 Howard
Pawson Arthur, secretary U. S. Smokeless Powder Co.,
13 Pine, r. 1324 Sutter
Paxson W. Lawrence, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Ala-
meda
DR. NAT. r. COULSON
1206 MARKET- STREET
Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.^xlL"-*';":?!*?!
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T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
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Paxton B. VV., treasurer, C'al. Wine Makers Corporation,
3 California, rooms 46 49, r. Healdsburg
PAXTON CHARLES E.... ewe..,.
■iiviiuirr !<>aii f laiirisro »to«-k and Kv-
(■liansc Board, '^14 I'iiie, r. Grand Hotel
Paxton Katliarine K. Alis*', teacher coolving, r. 2S Kin-
con PI
Pay Au^iisto, waiter, r. 814 Mont?omery
Payen Frank, boilerniaker, r. 15'2 First
Payer Loui-, laundry, 217 Powell
Payet John E., steward, r. 1 Himnielnian PI
Payette Arthur, teamster, r. 311 Main
Pavette J. Miss, r. New Western Hotel
PA*>IASTKK> UEI'AKTMEXT S. 1'. CO. A.M»
STREKT K.IILWAW CO., James M. Hanford
Paymaster, room 17 Hobart Bldi.'
Paymiller John, liquors, 700 Sansonie, r. Silver Star PI
Payne A. D. Lea, carrier Post Office, r. 1303 Broad way
PAl'XE ABXER L., president Western Land and
Title Co, 600 Motitgroniery
Payne Albert E., compositor, r. 223a Leavenworth
Payne Cadmund, driver, r, 423 Bush
Payne Charles, laborer, r. 538 Lott
Payne Clyde S., dentist, office and r. "31 Sutter
Payne Dennis R., laborer, r. 807 Mariposa
Payne Edward F., boilerniaker, r. 152 First
Payne Edward L., eierk, r. 919 Fourteenth
Payne Edward, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Payae Elizabeth, widow, r. 725 Twenty-third
Payne E. L. Mrs., r. The Colonial
Payne Eug:ene R., physician and surgeon, office and r.
731 Sutter
Pavne F. William, pressman, r. Sausalito
P.il'IVE «E0R<;E H., president E. M. Derby & Co.,
(incorporated) 22 California, room 10, r. 1019 Pacific
PA¥x"e <iEOKClE L., president Payne's Bolt Wks,
121-123 Howard, r. 2910 Howard
Payne George T., plumber, r. 1303 Broadway
Payne Harold, foreman Albion Ale and Porter Brewery,
r. Ninth Av South bet G and H
Pay :)e Harry T., publisher and proprietor Field Sport
(weekly) 318 Pine, room 22, r. 1236 Market
Payne Henry, oiler, r. 1032 Shotwell
Payne Henry, inspector Custom House, r. 410 Post
Payne H. T., quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Payne John, actor, r. 313^ O'Farrell
Payne John, carpenter, r. 1120 Folsom
Payne John G., clei-k Thomas Day & Co., r. 610 Jones
Payne John S., harnessmaker, r. 1303 Broadway
Pavne Mary J. Mr-., landscape artist, r. 1303 Broadway
PAV^E i«OAII, secretary Payne's Bolt Wks, 121-123
Howard, r. 912 Twenty fourth
Payne Peter V., cooper, r. 621 Broadway
Payne Redmond W. , physician and surgeon, office and
r. 731 Sutter
Payne Robert J., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
538 Lott
Payne S. W., mining broker, 328 Montgomery, room 19,
V. 743 Pine
PAWSiE THEOnOKE F., capitalist, office 507 Mont-
gomery, room 5, r. 1409 Sutter
PAVNE WARREX R., capitalist, office .507 Mont-
gomery, room 5, r. 811 Bush
Payne Wiliiara E., compositor, r. Lorin, Cal
SS" P.vvne. See Paine
PAYNES BOLT WORKS .»,..
Iiorated) 4ieorge L. Payne president, IN'oah
Payne secretary and treasurer, niannFaet-
arers maeliine bolts and nnts and \or-
wav iron earriage bolts, I'il-Vii Howard,
Telephone Main 757
Paynter W. S. Jr., salesman, r. 501a Franklin
Payot Henry, Payot, Upham & Co., r. 922 Ellis
PETERSEN & FISHER,
CMS RIXTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory
BEST BEER ON ESRTJ ^
^
THE mOST POPDLBt
Pavot Leonce L., clerk Superintendent of Streets office,
r. 922 Ellis
PAVOT, VI'HAN A €0. (Henry Payot and Isaac
Ui)hani) wholesale and importing booksellers, sta-
tioners and blank book manufacturers, 101 Battery
Paysen William, waiter, r. IIU Leavenworth
Paysen Wiliiara Mrs., hairdresser, r. llli Leavenworth
Payson Carter N'., foreman A. 1. Sanborn, r. 709 Shot-
well
Payson Clarence C, machinist, r. 309' Eddy
Payson Harry C, clerk Rauer's Law and Collection
Agency, r. 709 Shotwell
Payson William H. , attorney at law, 174 Crocker Bldg,
r. Berkeley
Payten Hugh, cigars and tobacco, 303 Davis, r. Alameda
Payton Annie S., w dow, dressmaking 1202 Mission
Payton Charles H., teamster, r. 1202 Mission
Payt(jn (jeorge W. (Kennev G. Payton) r. 18 Ford
Payton Mary, widow, r. 715 Tehama
SS" Payton. See Patton, Patten, Petten and Peyton
Paz Angelo C, carpenter, r. 343 Jessie
Paz Prudence, widow, r. 343 Jessie
Peabody David, night watchman, r. 22i Glover
Peabody E. & Co. (Edward Peabody) wood and coal, 35-
37 Clay
Peabody Edward (E. Peabody & Co.) r. 1506 Larkin
Peabody Edward W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1506
Larkin
PEAUOUV FREE KIMkERGARTElS, Miss Kate
Banning principal, 64 Silver
PEABOnV IMMMARV St'HOOL, Miss Gertrude
H. Cahalin princi|>al. West Mission bet Hermann
and Ridley
Peace George Edward, salesman Davis Bros., r. 435 J
Tehama
Peace Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 526 Turk
K^ Peace. See Pease
Peach Augustus N., assistant superintendent Tubbs
Cordage Co., r. 523 Jessie
Peach Charles (W. Ranke & Co. and Ernest Weber & Co.)
r. 427 Hayes
Peach D wight M., r. 257 Octavia
Peach Harriet M., widow, r. 523 Jessie
Peach Mary A. Miss, custom shoefitter, r. 523 Jessie
Peach William H., butcher, r. 1102 Clay
Peacock A. E. , upholsterer, r. 532 Turk
Peacock Albert, car repairer, r. 24 Healey
Peacock Alfred, machinist., r. 118 Si.xteenth
Peacock Amos, restaurant, 1337 Valencia
Peacock George, dryroom La Grande Laundr\-, r. 228
Twelfth
Peacock George (Peacock & Butcher) r. 312 San Jose Av
Peacock Harry, bricklayer, r. 312 San Jose Av
Peacock James, fireman stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Peacock James O., buyer Abraham Strasser, r. 532 Turk
Peacock John H., upholsterer. r\532 Turk
Peacock Joseph, fruit commission merchant, r. 312 San
Jose Av
Peacock Louis, engineer stmr Whitesboro, r. 117 Eddy
Peacock Louis, laundryman, r. 530^ Valencia
Peacock Marj' E., widow, r. 1027 McAllister
Peacock M-iud Miss, stenographer, r. 532 Turk
Peacock Thomas, hostler, r. 505 Sutter
Peacock William P. . compositor, r. 426 Greenwich
Peacock & Butcher (George Peacock and Thomas R.
Butcher) contra»tors brick work, office 16 Post
Peak Edward S., musician, r. 433 Minna
Peak Roy J., waiter, r. .^25 Folsom
Peake Bessie M. Mrs., teacher Heai-st Grammar School,
r. 122 Haight
Peake Edward T., marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Peake William, bartender, r. 125 New Montgomery
Pekae James K., r. 412 McAllister
Peanie William G., master SS. Gaelic
Peamuller Honry, li(i\ii)rs, r. 3 Silver Star PI
Pearce Ainia H., widow, dressmaker, r. 823 Valencia
C^
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outnglit.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
w. B. criAPMA/N,
123 CALIhOKMA ilKtbl , Importer ot hine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 1894.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
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Pearce i.vr.^eiej-,aUomey ai 1.
Foso
Pearce b. F., dentist, office and r. -2200 Pine
Pearce Latherine Mrs., widow, r. 10 Gro\e
Pearce Charles, long^horiman, r. 24 Natoiiia
Pearce Clarence H., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 3016 J
Sixteenth
Pearce Clarence H., dental student, r. 103 Larkin
Pearce Emma M. Miss, bookkeeper Sanitas Grape Food,
Pearce Emily H., widow, r. 118 Diamond
r. 2030 Golden Gate Av
Pearce Ernest R , clerk Scottish Union and National Ins.
Co., r. 925 Hyde
Pearce Frank J. , painter, r. 3100 Lagxina
Pearce Frederick, teamster, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Pearce Frederick b., dental student, r. 10 Grove
Pearce Georire F., clerk, r. 317 Taylor
Pearce Henry M., house decorator, r. 434 Haight
Pearce James H., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r. 3016i
Sixteenth
Pearce James W., accountant, r. 2030 Golden Gate Av
Pearce J. T., plasterer, r. 1225 Twenty- sixth
Pearce John, bartender, r. 503J Filbert
Pearce L. B. Miss, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Pearce Louise Miss, teacher, r. 10 Giove
Pearce Martha, wiuow, r. 822 Bush
Peurce Morgianna O., widow, r. (541 Golden Gate Av
Piarce Thomas B., dentist, office and r. 2300 Pine
Pearce Thomas D., commercial traveler, r. 123 Oak
Pearce Thomas E., waiter stmr Umatilla
Pearce Thomas H , liquors, SE cor Citv Hall Av and
Park Av, r. 1239* Market
Pearce W. D., insurance broker, r. 1137 Bush
Pearce William, cook, r. 553 Mission
e^ Pearce. See Peirce and Pierce
Pearchild Charles, bootblack, NE cor Front and Market
PEARD HENRY
proprietor Tulare Ex-
cuauiif, '41^ juatKiii, cor A.«Ii Av, opp New
City Hall
Peard Sidney J., engineer, r. 1222 Twenty-sixth
Pearkes Edward, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 92t)" O Farrell
VEARL 1>0>VUA .mehobial kiki>i:k«ar>
T£.%, M.ss Delphiue Hawkins principal, 2927 Mis-
sion
Pearl Elizabeth C, widow, r. 215 Page
Pearl Frank A., porter, r. 514 J Fell
Pearl Isadore, furniture dealer, r. 1854 Howard
Pearl James, laborer, r. N W cor Manchester and Stone-
man
Pearl Lauren A., salesman F. N. Woods Si Co., r. 215
Page
Pearl Mary E.. widow, r. 906 Marktt
Pearl Max, plumber, r. 1854 Howard
Pearl Samuel T., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. 6224 Seventeenth
Pearl Syh ester, cashier Metzger & Franklin, r. 215 Page
Pearl The, Mrs. Hugh N. Lund proprietor, S8 Ninth
Pearl VVilliam, laborer, iTcor Twenty-eighth and Man-
chester
Pearl William M. Rev., pastor Catholic Apostolic Church,
r. 022^ Se\enteenth
Pearlman Abraham M., cigars and tobacco, junction
Sutter and Market, r. 3l7 Franklin
Pearlman Herman, cigars and tobacco, 5 Grant Av
Pearlman Simon M., clerk Leugf eld's Pharmacy, r. 505
Octavia
Peame Annette, r. 2621 Sutter
Peame Frederick E., storekeeper, r. 2621 Sutter
Pearou Charles, pantryman, r. 60J Everett
Pearsall Wallace x\l., printer, 761 Howard, r. Berkeley
Pearsen Martin, deckhand stmr Caroline
Pearson Annie M., domestic 1906 Vallejo
Pearson Augu^t, laborer, r. 509i Leavenworth
Pearson August, watchman, r. 9 Essex
Pearson Benjamin, houseraijer, r. 312 Twenty-fourth
Pearson Benjamiir, tuiiur, r. -ZiS State
Pearson Bernhard, housemovtr, r. 409 Fifth
Pearson Charles, quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Pearson Charles i., laborer, r. o31 Sixth
Pearson chnstine, domestic 2120 California
Pearson D. C, captain U. S. A., r. 600 bush
Pearson Edward, engineer, r. 32 Bernard
Pearaon Edward K., housemover, 1213 Folsom, r. 456
Bartlett
Pearson Edwin, ropemaker, r. 216 Utah
Pearson Fernando C, painter, r. 909 Vallejo
Pearson Frank, painter, r. 909 Vallejo
Pearson Fiederick O., housemover, r. 312 Twenty-fourth
Peai-son George W., clerk Joshua Hendry Machine Wks
r. Noe bet Twent.N -eighth and Valley
Pearson Harry, seaman stmr Queen
Pearson Herman, cabinetmaker, r. N s Sangamore nr
Orizaba, Ocean View
Peai son Ida, domejtic 1 J02 Jones
Pearson John, carpenter, r. 1100 Alabama
Pearson John, rigger, r. 1817 U}de
Pearson John, seaman, r. 730 Fourth
Pearson John P., fireman, r. 47 Natoma
Pearson John P., tcmster r. 144 biher
Pearson John W'. (Pearson & Co.) r. 504 Kearny
Pearson Joseph W., master mariner, r. 31^ Oak Grove
Av
Pearson J. P., master Bark Germania, r. Pacific Grove,
Cal.
Pearson Julia A. Mrs., r. 702 Larkin
Pearson M., machinehand, r. 553 Filth
Pearson Mary, widow, r. Railroad Av nr Ninth Av
South
Pearson Mary E., widow, r. 119 Fifth
Pearson Nels K., inventor, r. 230 Perry
Pearson Nels P., laborer, r. 119 Shot well
Pearson O., stevedore, r. 533 Sacramento
Pearson Ole, cook, r. 130 Fouith
Pearson Oliver, carpenter, r. 634 San Jose Av
Pearson Olof, r. 809.i Bryant
Pearson Oscar L., cook, r. 108 Berry
Pearson P., seaman stmr Alameca
Pearson Peter, carpenter, r. 628 Montgomery
Pearson Peter, housemover, r. 409 Filth
Pearson Kithard, bricklayer, r. Park Hotel
Pearson Sorelle, manager for Mrs. Julia A. Pearson, r.
702 Larkin
Person Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1346 Market
Pearson Walter M., blacksmith, 38 Main, r. 1511 Noe
Pearson William , r. 320* Geary
Pearson William, asst ca.-hier Palatine Ins. Co., r. 92&
Hyde
Pearson William, ste\edore, r. 1611 Jones
Pearson William J., horseshoer, r. 1511 Noe
Pearson W. W., spscial policeman, r. Hanc ck House
FEAR80K A CO. (John W. Pearson) mining and real
estate, 504 Kearny
SS" Pearson. See Pear son. Person and Pierson
eS" Pearsson. See Pearson, Person and Pierson
Peart Ella Mrs., furnished rooms, 117 Eddy
Peart Lewis N. (Peart & Atkinson) r. 117 Eddy
Peart & Atkinson (Lewis N. Peart and Hiram V Atkin-
son) cari enters and builders, 468 Stevenson
Peas Frank, tin sorter, r. 21i Clinton
Pease Alice, widow, r. 504 O'Farrell
Pease Andrew, trackman, r. 34 Au^tin Av
Pease Charles, clerk 0\erlaud Warehouse
Pease Charles L>., carpenter, r. 105 Fillmore
PEASE EDWIN K., with Blackhawk Livery Stables,
1009-1011 Valencia, r. 1014 Valencia
Pease George S., broommaker, r. What Cheer House
Pease J. M., messenger Weils Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Pease Louman, accountant, r. 1401 Sutter
PEASE KICHAKD U., vice-president aud manager
Goodvear Rubber Co., 577-579 Market, r. 2600 Pa-
cific Av
Pease Thomas H., clerk, r. 1408 Twentj-third
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SILEWALI WOE
:nt Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
J
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CHAS M. SHOETO&E,
ProprletoL
THE FITTZ CURE for alcoholism a;r,v.:nsfs'j
1111^ 1111^ VUIVI^ Price, ^S>S. Room 7, Flood Builain,
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PEASiK WALTKR R.. proprietor Bl .cKhawk Livery
Stables, 1009-1011 Valencia, Te eph..ne Mission 15
Pease Walter R.. bjokkeeper, r. 1214a Sc .it, rear
PEASK WlliLlAH €., contractor and builder and
insnninte adjuster, 401 California, room 4, r. 815
Lombard
a^" Pease. See Peice
Peaslej Fiuiik W., proprietor Pac. Stationery Co., 429
W ishin.;,'ton, r. 5)1 Washington
Peasley John, engineer, r. 304 Twenty-first
Peisley Matthew J., b,>xmaker, r. 53! Nineteenth
Peat Fra'ices F., widow, r. 1610 Larkio
Peat John W. F., capitalist, 33 Nevada Block, r. 1610
Larkin
Peat Robert H., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improvement Co..
r. lOlj L,arkin
Peatzjid Gus, butcher, r. 1317 Mission
Peavey William A„ clerk, W. C. Bryson, r. 57 Hoff Av
Pebbleside Vineyards and Wineries Santa Clara Co., E.
W. Sjott aiieit, 3i»-40 Merchants' Exchanife
Pechart frank Fimie^an iSi Pechart) r. 444 Tehama
Pecheux Pieiie, gardener, r. 610 Pacific
Pechiii Celina R. Mrs., teacner Cooper Primary School,
r. 3022 Buchanan
Pechin Charles, wines, 1906 Polk, r. 3122 Buchanan
Pechner Henry, brass finisher, r. 40.) Octavia
Pechiier Louis J., salesman S. H. CoU.ns, r. 710 Franklin
Pechner Robert B., c tter, r. 409 Octavia
Pecht George ri., shipping cle k Chester F. Wright, r.
5.iy Gj^o'
PE€lir RKIHARn, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Geary and Jones, r. 5ii0 Geary
Peck Bernard, smutter, r. 1810.', Mason
Pe k Charles Jr., clerk, r. 3 W Pine
P ck Charles F., niattessniaker, r, 119 Ninth
Peck Charles N., bookkeeper Teele & Co.. r. Alameda
Peck Chirle-! S. (Teele & Co.) r. Alameda
PeckCharles W., r. 810 Hampshire
Peck Dennis porter, r. 641 Washington
Peck Edward E., clerk Teele & Co., r. Alameda
PECK EotVI.'M I'., secretary and treasurer Holt Bros.
Co., 30-32 Main. r. 2229 Channing Wav, B.;rkeley
Peck Eva Miss, r. 119 Ninth
Peck Frederick, gripman, r. 1628 Clay
Peck George, clerk, r. 327 Kearny
PECK 4;<-.OK«iie; E., bookkeeper (estate of) William
Duni)hy, 819 Market, room 15, r. 924 Taylor Av, Ala-
meda
Peck George F , clerk, r. 23 Stockton
Peck Gustave, salesman M. Livingston, r. 216 Twenty-
ninth
Peck James B., r. 132 Eighteenth
Peck J s-ie r., weigher, r. 2420 Su'ter
Peck John, boot and shoe maker, 18 Montg
120 Trenton
Peck JohnT., machinist, r. 339 Twenty eighth
Peck Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 120 Trenton
Peck Louis, cutler, r. 120 Trenton
Peck Louis, tailor, r. 1523 Leavenworth
Peck Pauline, teacher mu-ic. r. 1126 Howard
Peck Philip, merchant, r. 2503i Cilifornia
Peck Samuel S., drujrgist, r. 2503V California
Peak Samuel S., teacher music, 20 O Farrell
Peck Sarah R. Mrs., r. 119 Ninth
Peck Wilfred A., conduct >r, r. 119 Ninth
Peck William W.. machinist, r. 33.J Twenty-eighth
Peck W. W., sjcretary National Uaioa (incorporated)
116 OFarrell
g3' Peck. See Pack
Pecker John A. (Crystal Packing and Provision Co.)
r. 519 Chestnut
Peckerman Benjamin, salesman Julius Van Vliet, r. 1215
Webster
Peckerman Joseph L., manager Otto Bennan, r. 1311b
EUis
Peckerman Simon, pawnbroker, 19 Third, r. 1215 Web-
ster
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TWVT^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs. opr. PAL.4CE Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imro-ted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
lery Av,
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Peckham A. E. Mrs., widow, r. Vi.iO? Pine
Peckham Brothers (Krank C. and George D.) stationary
and toys, 1232 Folsom
Peckham d, T., surgeon in charge Quarantine Station
Angel island
Peckham Frank C. (Peckham Bros.) r. 12325 Folsom
Peckham Gej.- e 1). (Peckham Bros.) r. 12J2J Folsom
Peckham Joseph W., nmsician, r. E s Landjrs bat Four-
teenth ana p'ltteenth
Peckham Thomas, m is cian, r. 420 Octavia
Peckham Thomas printer, r. 140J Powell
SS" Peckh im 6 -e Packh im
Pecotte Joseph carpenter, r. 211 Minna
Peldie C )nsi,aiice. domestic 182 5 Sutter
Pe lelie Marie, domestic 19 0 Webster
PeJeiine lienry X., lithographer, r. 2903 Mission
Peden George, bookbinder, r 352 Minna
Pe len Jane, wi I >w, r. 35i Minna
Peden William J. with S hreve & Co.
PeJenboy lieinard, laborer, r. Sixth Av South bet M
aad L
Pedenboy John, laborer, r. S xth Av South bet M and L
Peder en Berthinius woodturner 37-41 Main, r. 933
Eleventh Av South
PeJersen Christian, mister Bark Margaret, office 6 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1223 Nebraska
Pedsrsen Emil, bookkeeper Hinz & Landt, r. 717 Golden
Gate Av
Pe lerseii Frederick, shoemaker, 1426 Howard, r. 14244
Howard
Pedersen Jacob, bookkeeper Del Monte Milling Co., r.
56 South Park
Pedersen John, mate schr Ivy, r. 21 Rausch
Pederson J. P., 3 1 officer strnr San Jo-se
Pe lersen Peder H. , baggage clerk P. C. S. S. Co.
Pedersen Thji vvald. dr ver, r. 76rtA Folsom
Pederse'i William, s amm r. 16 Reed
^^ Pedersen. See Petersen, Petersen, Petersan
Pederson Alma C, bookkeeper W. J. Ray Mnfg. Co., r.
933 Eleventh Av S .uth
Pederson M. B., carpenter stmr San Jose
Pederson Otto, driver, r. 2306 Howard
Pederson Peter seaman, r. 40.) Urumm
1 ederson Thomaa A., gripman, r. 1011a Mmna
Pedesert Genuaui, laborer, r. Fifth Av South, bet M and
L
Pedlar Frank A., clerk, r. 71 Carp
Pe liar Joel, coal weigher, r. 706 Laurel Av
Pe liar Lyle H., clerk, r. 711 Cipp
PeJler Elizabeth, widow, furnished roons, 433 Larkin
Pedler H irrv A., electric! n, r. 706 Laurer Av
Pedler Joseph R., farmer, r. 2311 Howard
Pe Her J sn \<^S., miner, r. 2727 Pine
Pedler 'ITiomaa J., ship.) ng c>al and merchandise mer-
chmt 3 >o Jalifornia, r. 2042 Pine
Pedlina -lames restaurant, 14 First, r. 521 Geary
Pedmjiid .Mrs., r. Ne«' Western Hotel
Pe lo Angelo J., laborer r. 1417 Powell
Pedranzini Guiseppi. ook, r. 516 Pacific
Pe Irazzi Ste >hen (Pe Ir z'.i & G'anettari) r. 902 Howard
PEDIC.4%ZI «ft (ililVETTO.VI (Stephen Pedrazzi
and .Stephe 1 Gianattoni) wines and liquors, NW cor
Fifth and Howard
Pedrazzi i Sylvius, hostler, r. 505 Sutter
Pedrett Ferruccio, bookkeeper Am. Union Fish Co., r.
1401 Powell
Pedrick CyrusJ., carpente-, 420 Larkin, r. 16 Willow
Av
Pedrick Wlllits, 1st asst engineer U. S. Revenue Cutter
Rush
Pedriere Paul. r. 327 Montgomery Av
Pedro Brother Rev., professor Sacred Heart College
Pedro Emanuei S., clerk Israel L. Phillips, r. 218 Golden
Gate Av
Pedro Joseph waiter stmr City of Sydney
Pe Iro P., p irter. r. 163 Minna
Pedro Tony S., foremvn Gray Brothers, r. 317 Vallejo
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Pedroni Julio, saw tiler, r. 9 ; rd u
Pedn tta ngeK>, waiter, r. 5 :l G< arv
Pedrotta Joseph A. (Peir. t a A: Z mbelli) r. 325 Turk
Pedrotta Victor, cook, r. 72^ Valle.o
Pedrotta & Zambelli (Joseph A. P/t-r jtta and Hector B.
Zambelli) . raits an I vegetables, 32=> Turk
Pedrezo A' ei'eto, wa ter, r. 42-2 Drunim
Pedruzzie Malhilde, widow, r. 7» Vassar PI
Pedvin John J., laborer, r. Alms House
Pebles Lucy, domestic 10134 Mission
Peebles Wallace J., teamster, r. 20 Twenty-fourth
Peebles Wa lace J. W., salesman Tayler & SiJotswood
Co., r. 20 Twer.t .- fourth
Peel Honora Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Peel Jonathan M., M. D., dentist Thomas Morffew, r. 503
Capp
Peel Matthew C. dentist, 702 Market, r. .S30 Geaiy
Peel Robert, ca,>-hier Jlad-^on & Burke, r. 1725 Pine
Peeples H. B., salesman The tlub r. 781 Sutter
Peer George \V., secreu:y i o assistant to general mana-
ger S. P. Co., r. East daklauJ
Peeroe Herbert W . marine CT-'-nee- . r. 211 ^I■.1=on
PEERLESSGASMACHINE.
Uaillaiii Kr<iiiier« iiiaii<ira<tiirer«, 513
Market. Tel<>|»hf>ii«- Unin i's.i
PEEKLKrjS .<*ltOO\. John K. Farlev proprietor,
902-901 Market and 3-7 Ellis
Peery Belle Mrs., medical student, r. 213b Valencia
Peery Charles S., attorney at law, 45-4S Crocker Bldg. r.
1227 Ellis
Peet Bertha A. Miss, nurse, r. 92(j Sutter
PEKT HE^'KV D., manager Pacific Electrician, 10
California, r. 516 Ellis
PEET W. LOCkWOIID. editor Pacific Electrician,
10 California, r. 516 Ellis
Pee ch Martin, cook r. Koyal House
Pcetz J., widow, r. 20 Elliott Park
Peirert George J , cooper, r. 120 Silver
Pegg Eme>t, machinist, r. 352 hirst
Pegg Ow-n, engineer, r. 352 First
Pegg William, engi eer, r. 352 First
Peggs James, bartender, r. 84Sa Howard
Peg.'S John, boilermaker, r. 22^ Hirriet
Pe^aiam Adolph, teamster, r. SW cor iiteiner and Waller
Pegnem John, barber, r. 565 Bryant
Pegnem Patrick, liquors, r. 565 Bryant
Pegnem Thomas, teamster, r. 5-5 Brvant
Peguillan Emil (Daughnev & Peguillan) r. 217 Seventh
Peguillan Emil (O'Doul & Co.) r. 132S Fifth Av South
Peguillan Eugene, merchant, r. 21" Seventh
Peguillan EuL'ene Jr., ciek Daughnev i!c PeguQIan, r.
217 Seventh
Pehlem Henry, printer, r. S04 Taylor
Pehrson Benjamin, Uilor, r. 248 States
Pehrson N. J. Mrs., widow, r. 402 Harrison
Peigne A. E., cellannan, r. 3 Thirtieth
Peikmiski Gustav A., laborer, r. 3 7h Fourth, rear
Peil John A., stock.sorter, r. .541b (astro
PEI\ B BOTHERS (George and J. Henn) proprie-
tors Golden Rule Exchange. NE cor Third and Mis-
sion and XE cor Ellis and P. .well
Pein George (Pein Bros) r. 2225 Pine
Pein George H. (Ahreus, Pein i Bullwinkel) r. 2225
Pine
Pein Henry, bartender, r. 620 Bush
Pein Henry, capi alist, r. 535 Fourth
Pem J. Henry (Pein Bros.) r. 672 Mission
Its' Pein. See Pine and Pyne
Peipkorn William, clam-digger, r. Tweiitv-ninth Av
south nr H
Peirano Angelo, liquors 417 Broadway, r. 3 Batto Alley
Peirano James (Podesta * Peirano) r" 615 Pine
Peirce Charles V. (Copeland & Peirce) r. 895 Noe
Peirce James, shoemaker, r. 604+ Mission, r. 141 Perrv
Peirce Joseph, capitalist, r. 502 Gearv
Peirce Jose >h T., paperhanger. r, 14i Perrs-
Pe rce J. Warren, r. 502 Gearv
Peirce Mary, v.idow, r. 141 Perry
Peirce R. K. Mrs., widow, teacher dress cutting, 191-'
Fillmore
SS" Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce
Peiser .Alexander, salesm.-ui Raphael Weill 4 Co., r. 1711
Sutter
Peiser Bertha Miss, asst bookkeejier Heynemann & Co
r. 1423 Gearj-
Peiser Edward, cigamiaker, r. n Sixth
Peiser Emanuel L., salesman M. Marcuse &. Co. r. 1711
Sutter
Peiser George, mattressmaker, r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Harrj-, clerk, r. 11 Si.xth
Peiser Harrj , clerk David Rudee, r. 1423 Geary
Peifcr Hugo, salesman Pursch A: Wiener, r. 114 Elevinth
Peiser Israel, bookkeeper Pacific Bone Coal and Fertiliz-
ing Co., r. 405 Van Xess Av
Peiser Joseph, r. 1711 Sutter
Peiser Joseph, clerk, r. 11 Sixth
Pci-er Lem, traveling salesman Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein, r. 145 Ellis
Peiser Louis, taUor, r. 226 Thirtieth
Peiser Solomon, assistant manager Pac Bone Coal and
Fertilizing Co., r. 222 Fulton
Peiser Solomon, bookkeeper Samuels, r. 1711 Sutter
Peiser Solomon, clerk Lewis Meyei stein & Son, r. 142:i
Geary
PEI.XOTTO ED4iAR D., Assistant District Attorney,
175-177 Crocker Bldg, r. 1626 Sutter
Peixotto Raphael iPeixotto & Silverman) r. 1626 Sutter
Peixotto Sidnev Z.. journalist, i. 1626 Sutter
PEIXOTTO A- SILVEK.nAX (Raphael Peixotto and
Morritz Silverman) 1230-1232 Market
Peleg'ini Alfredo, driver, r. 313 Broadway
Pelegrini Lorenzo, peddler, - 27 Dunn Alley
Pelgren John A., coo|»er, r. 922 Alabama
Pelham Arkansa Miss, principal Crocker Free Kinder-
garten, r. 1116 Hyde •
Pelham Charles G., compositor Examitier
Pelham James E., custodian of cabinet L'. S. Mint, r.
American Exchange H>)tel
Pelham .J. E.. phj sician, office and r. 826 Kearny
Pelicano Frank (Frank Pelicano & Co.) r. 423 Vailejo
Pelicano Frank &. Co. (Fiank Pelicano and G. B. An-
tonini) florists, 3-13 Kearny
Pelise jiary L. Mis., principal Peahody Free Kindergar-
ten, r. 216 Grove
Pellan William M., rigger, r. 500 Folsom
Pellatier Louis, painter and whitener, r. 206J Fourteenth
Pelle Alexis, machinist, r. 19-32 Stockton
Pelle Alexis, salesman, r. 1022. Was;. ington
Pelle Angedc, widow, r. 1914 Green
Pelle Henry, ) iano tuner and repairer, r. 522 Turk
Pelle Leonie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1022 Wa- hin<it<jn
Pelle Paul, salesman Sanborn, Vail .'c Co., r. 811a Green-
wich
Pellegrini D'^minic (Peleirrini & Gheroldi) r. 1710 Church
Pel egrini Frank, laborer, r. 824b Filbert
Pellegrini Frederick, fresco painter, r. 518 ValleJo
Pellegrini Frederick Jr., painter r. 518 Vallej'i
Pellegrini Gius'-ppe lAntoni & Pellegrini) r. 506 Green
Pellegrini Joseph, liquors, 1214 Storicton
Pellegnni Lando, painter, r. 518 Vailejo
Pellegrini Orlando W., painter, r. 518 Vailejo
Pelle.'rini Richard, p "inter, r. 518 Vailejo
Pellegrini & Gheroldi (Dminic Pellegrini and Vittorio
Gheroldi) 1710 Church
Pellescia John, seaman, r. 435 Broadway
Pelletier Cassius, laundrjinan, r. 703 Stockton
Pellet er Edward, machine hand, r. 414 Dolores
Pelletier Henr\-, car painter, r. 124 Hayes
Pelletier Joseph, musician, r. 420 Filb rr
Pellissier Maurice, gardener, r. S s Cortland Av nr San-l
Bruno Road f
Pellisson Marius, proprietor Guillaume-Tell Hotel, r. 619 J
Pacific
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PEN
Pellisson Rosalia, widow, r. 1420 Powell
Pelliurmn Charles (A. Schneider & Co.) r. N\V cor I'l.lk
and Grove
Pels Louisa Miss, bakerv, 1010 Buchanan
Pels Louis E., stock clerk Jacob Unna, r. 1010 Hiichaiiaii
Pels Sigfried, stenographer C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. 1010
Buchanan
Peltier Joseph, with Alfred Borcl & Co.. r. U:ir> McAllis-
ter
Peltoi. John C, literature, New City Hall
Peltun John C. Jr., architect, 21U Bush, r. Belvcdeic,Ciil.
PELTON WATER WHEEL CO.
m\. V. Krajlon |tre»id(-nl, A. I>.
I Itraytftn Jr. vl4-e-i>i'e>'id«-nt and
iiiauaKer, l»iivid l»oii/el secrrtary. Edward
L. Brajtoii treasiirfr. oftice I'-il-l'^i^ Naiu,
i\ew ¥»rk ollice 14:5 IJborty
Peltret Constance Miss, stenographer, r. 909 Guerrero
Peltret James S., clerk New York Life Ins Co., r. 909
Guerrero
Peltret John L., printer, r. 909 Guerrero
Peltret Mary Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School, r.
909 Guerrero
Peltret Peter G. , marine ensjineer, r. 909 Guerrero
Peltz Maria, r. 722 Commercial
Peltzer August, baker, r. 2471 Clara
Peltzer Gu>tav, general commission merchant, 525 Front,
room 6
Pelz Maurice, r. 202J Stockton
Pemberthy Mary Mrs , proprietor Virginia House, 1021 i
Market
Pemberthy Samuel A., machinist, r. 54 Fii-st
Pemb.rthy Thomas, foreman sailmaker Neville & Co., r.
518 Jersey
Pembroke A. "s., clerk Noodman Bros., r. Fruitvale
Pembroke Samuel J., watchmaker and jeweler, 205
Powell, r. O kland
Pembroke Samuel J. Jr., clerk Samuel J. Pembroke, r.
Oakland
Pemento A. William, salesman Stultz Bros., r. 2227 Tay-
lor
Pemper Fe'ix, waiter, r. 509 Bush
Pena Joseph, bakery and confectionery, 1324 Dupont
Pena Juan, baker, r. 1318 Dupont
Pana Juana, wid<iw, r. 17 Pinkney PI
Pancal Charles, tanner, r. 80 Everett
Pence John W., house moving, 1106 Market, r. 15 Grant
Av
Pence Louisa, domestic r. 304 Mason
Pen«e William P., 2nd lieutenant lith Artillery U. S. A.,
Alcatraz sland
Pencharz John, blacksmith, r. 1.510 H'ward
Pendergast Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1532 Polk
Pendergast Frank C. , janitor, r. 1322a Valencia
Pendergast Frank J., steward Engine (Chemical) 6. r. 311
Sixth
Pendergast Harry B., agent The C. F. Adams Co., r. 1043
Mission
Pendergast Harry M., carrier Post Office, r. 1609i Clay
Pendergast James, engineer, r. 2218 Mission
Pendergast James H., foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
14 Sumner
Pendergast Jame» W,, marine engineer, r. 2218 Mission
Pendergast Janet Miss, r. 122 Henry
Pendergast John, plumber, r. 5 Broad, Ocean View
Pendergast John, stoker Engine 13, r. 1322a Valencia
Pendergast John J., nighi, watchman New City Hall, r.
435 Ringold
Pendergast Joseph H., engineer Engine 11, r. Fifteenth
Av South bet L and M
Pendergast Maggie, domestic 152i Washington
Pendergast Mary A., widow, r, 1322a Valenc-a
Pendergast Michael, blacksmith, r. 13 Garden Av
Pendergast Michael, marine fireman stmr Alameda
Pendergast Miles, farmer, r. 47 Farallone, Ocean View
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Pendergast Morris, expressman, Tiburon Ferry, r. 17
Ritch
Pendergast Patrick H., dejmty, r. 926i Minna
Pendergast Peter J. (Pendergast & Murphy) r. 125 Ivy
Av
Pendergast Thomas, hoseman Engine 25, r. 25.34 Folsom
Pendergast Thomas, janitor Harbor Commissioners, r.
227 Twenty-second
Pendergast Thomas, reporter Call, r. 503 Broderick
Pendergast Thomas J., bookbinder, r. 217 Twenty-sec
ond
Pendergast William H.,longsiiorema'', r. 129 Nineteenth
Pendergast & Murphy (Peter J. Pendergast and Dennis
Murphy) groceries and liquors, 216 Van Ness Av
gS" Pendergast. See Prendergast
Penders Annie J., widow, r. 1348 Kentuckj'
Penders Mary E., widow, furnished rooms, 410 Jones
Pend rs Walter L., collector, r. 515 Leavenworth
Pendleton Benjamin H. (Horn &Co.) r. Oakland
Pendleton Frederick H., machinehand, r. Golden Gate,
Cal.
Pendleton Henry G., r. 917 Eddy
Psndleton Herbert L. (Pendleton & Harris) r. 261 Ninth
Pendleton Mary E. , widow, r. 1810 Vailejo
Pendleton William, seaman stmr Pomona
Pendleton & Harris (Hei-bert L. Pendleton and George
W. Harris) boots and shoes, 148 Ninth
Pendola Peter, metal roofing. 114 Eighteenth
Pene John B., carpenter, r. 1625 Mason
Penebskv Adolphus T., housemovor, r. 142(5 Church
Peneluna William M., laborer, r. 919 McAllister
Penez Emile, draughtsman Union Iron Wks, r. 1001
Sutter
Penfield Allen J., bookkeeper Atlas Assurance Co., r.
Alameda
Penfield P. G., steward stmr City ( f Puebla
Penfield William H., foreman Isaiore Burns, r. Alameda
Pengellay Robert, r. 340 Oak
. Pengelly George, teamster, r. 1228 York
Pengelly Richard, foreman shipwright Union Iron Wks,
r. 519 Arkansas
Penhallow de Blois P. , master schr Alice Cooke, office 22
Market, room 12
PEXl.l.^«TO.\ liEOKOK. secretary Odd Fellows'
Cemetery Association, 8 Flood Bldg, r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Penlington Thomas, real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. Sausa-
lito, Cal.
Penman John, fireman, r. 573 Howard
Penman Martha, widow, r. 20U Polk
Ptnn Charles S., tinner, r. 1004' Bush
Penn Chemical Works, Solon Pattee secretary-, oHics 507
Montgomery, room 9
Penn Edw rd P, cigars and tobacco, 130 Third, r. 244
Minna
Penn Henry H., barber, 3339 Mission, r. 3331 Mission
Penn John, expressman, SE cor Post and Powell, r. 2513
Sutter
Penn Kate Mrs. , groceries and fruits, 3331 Mission
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
AM PC rn TUC K. II. Hart man-
AllbC UU. I nL> aser. S'J Cbron-
Icle KIdg, 'I'eleitliom' tlaln .%740
Peini Thomas, conductor, r. 130 Valencia
Peini Thomas M., master mariner, r. 130 Valley
Peniieck Edward, traveling salesman, r. 807 Van Ness Av
Pennell Almira I., widow, r. 214 Castro
Pennell Charles C. (Charles C. Pennell & Co.) r. 1414
Tavlor
PE.\VELL CHARLES €. A CO. (Charles 0. and
Henry E. Pennell) wholesale grocers and commission
me chants, 31(5 Battery, Telephone Main 5604
Peimell D. Mrs., widow, r. 1 Hoi>eton Terrace
Pennell Henry E. (Charles C. Pennell & Co.) r. 1702
Larkin
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be in Every Household. Rented at Ji oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
mm-jyuET4co.cii)iinpfli}NE*i
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Pennell Henry E., secretan* J. B. BocarUe Drajage Co.,
3« Market, r. 1217 Lark in
Pen ell J. Mrs., widow, r. 1702 Larkin
PC.NWKLL THO.>l.4$ .11., asst adjuster Spring Val-
ley W. W.,r. 1:02 Larkin
Pennell William, cook, r. 618 Gough
Penner H., n.oUirman, r. 35061 Mission
Penney Frederick R., conductor, r. 203 Taylor
Pennie Cornelia, widow, r. 3404 Clay
Pennie James C, capitalist, 14 Grant Av, room 48, r.
„404 Clay
Penniman Marj-, widow, r. 1828 Eddy
Penniman Robert, blacksmith, 2312 Pine, r. 1828 Eddy
Penning Nicholas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Pennington Edmund, steel works, 218 Folsom, r. 665
Harri-on
Pennington Edmund Jr., hammerman, r. 665 Harrison
Pennington Edward, r. 1304 Powell
Pennington George W. tGeorge W. Pennington & Sons)
r. 934 Shotwell
Pennington George W. & Sons (George W., John,
ITiomas and George W. Jr.) steel works, 218-220
Folsom
Pennington George W. Jr. (George W. Pennington &
Sons) r. 942 Shotwell
Pennington John (George W. Pennington & Sons) r. 2732
Folsom
Ptnnington lliomas (George W. Pennington & Sons) r.
934 Shotwell
Pennink E. J. F., with James De Fremery, r. Oakland
Pennock W. C, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Pennoyer Alfred H., clerk, r. 1419 McAllister
Pennoyer Caroline H., widow, r. 1419 McAllister
Pennoyer Chester H., buyer Edi-on Electric Light and
Power Co., r. 1419 McAllister
PE.\.>S¥LVA.\I.4 FIKE I.\SI;R.4\CE CO. (of
Piiiladclpbia) Brown, Craig & Co., general agents,
407-409 Montgomerj-
Pennsylvania Hotel, Benjamm F. Williams proprietor,
826 Mi. higan
Pennsylvania House, 28 Minna
Pennsylvania Livery Stable, J. B. Shroyier proprietor,
1523 Howard
Pennsyhaiiia Railroad Co., William Bedell district pas-
sei ger agent. 11 Montgomerj'
Penny Alb rt salesman F. G. Coiiklin & Co., r. Los Gatos
Penny Eli/abetb Mi:is, r. 1404 Page
I Lllil T loA ALf rarpenter and bnildrr,
stores auu ottii-es fitted op, 411 O'Farrell
Penny Robert, r. 414 OFarrell
Penny William 1., insurance, r. 1 Webster PI
PennyeookJohn, with W. T. Garratt &, Co.. r. Berkeley
Pennycook Washington W.. coppersmith, r. 922 Florida
Pennycook William G., lineman, r. 922 Florida
Penprase Fedora, r. 1516 Howard
Penprase John, blacksmith, r. 1516 Howard
Penrose Jesse, laborer, r. Minnesota nr Sierra
Penrose Lizzie M ss, r. 220 Montgomerv Av
Penso Joseph, clerk Clabrough, Golcbef & Co., r. Alameda
Pentfield Russell, 2d asst engineer stmr Costa Rica, r.
340 Steuart
Pentony John, laborer, r. 509 Grove
Pentz Peter, illhand, r. 2612 Mission
Pentz vVilUam, millhand, r. 2612 Mission
Penz B., compositor, r. 1639 Prime, Lorin, Cal.
People's Dairy (Johnson & Brown) proprietors city depot
733 Els-lteenth "
P^TOn^ti^rnyPRESS AND
TRANSFER CO. a°aVi":r,r»;,'.V.;
pre'-ulent. Albert Karlon « l(e-i>re«ident,
Sidney F. Mik(-I« superintendent, <!;<'neral
office 4l>.4l,s Mnth. Oakland. San Fran-
eisco office 30 .Market, Telephone Draniiu
30
FFOPLF'^ HO.HF S.iVl.N'GS B.4.\K (in liquida,-
tion) George Stone president, Samuel K. Thornton
vice-president, John F. Sh ehan secretary and man-
ager, 24 Mills BlJg, 3d floor
People's House, Louis E. Berton proprietor, 856 Howard
People's Ice Co., Horace Hale secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 74
Peoples Jackson M., paper carrier, r. 232 Dolores
Peoples Jamea W.. clerk, r. 232 Ujlores
Peoi le's Matso Bakery ^Aaron Shenson proprietor) matso
m.ikers 738 Howard
Peoples Nathin L., pip.'r cirrier, r. 223i Dolores
PEOPLF'S PALACE HVSIV HALL, now Circus
Rjyal and Venetian Water Carni\al, SW c r Mason
and Eddy
People's Press Publishing Co. (Abram W. Tliomp?on
president, Wallace L. Thompson secretary) pub-
lishers, 37 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
People's Publishing Co., Morton L. Cook proprietor 213
S in some
Peoples Robert, teamster, r. 630 Geary
Peoples William, carpenter, r. 731 drannan
Pepe Frank, Oootblack, r. 521 Vallejo
Peper Christian, proprietor Christsan Peper Tobacco
Wks(St. Louis, Mo.) The Wortheimer Co. agents,
106 Bush
Pepin Joseph J., salesman, r. 2711 Harrison
Pepin L mis, laundryinan, r. 115 Prospect PI
Pepistrello Michael, laborer r. 522 Green
Peplow Edward A., printer, r. 621 G.eenwich
Pepper A. .\1., painter, r. 3:il Bush
Pepper Andrew, clerk Thomas Day & Co., r. 323 Julian
Av
Pepper Angeline Mrs., bakery, 1019 Valencia
Pepj)er Frederick A., expressman SW cor Geary and
Mason, r. E s Siegel nr Powhattan B. H.
Pepper George H., driver, r. 10r4 York
Pepper George W., ropespl car, r. 13. 'J Thirteenth
Pepper Harry, livery stable, r. 1539 Polk
Pepper Herman S., furniture. 241 Third
Pepper J. W., bookkeeper D ivis Bros., r. Oakland
Pepper Kate Mrs., r. 911 Hvde
Peppers Henry, liiiuors, r. 10X3 Washington
Peppi 1 .Margaret, widow, r. 2711 Harrison
Pepping Fannie, widow, r. 3 Morel PI
Peppier Jacob, laborer, r. 59 Shi| ley, rear
Peppier WilUam. bottler, r. 429 Chestnut
Per Marie, domestic 263 i Ciliforuia
Pera .\nd ea, barber, 7 Vallejo, r. 1205 Stockton
Pera Francisco, shoemaker, 417.J Broadway, r. 410 Bjoad-
way
Pera Jeremiah, salesman A. Galli & Co., r. 1 Gavin PI
Pera John, teamster, r. 811 Vallejo
Pera John J., bookkeeper L. Lercari & Co., r. 2004 Mason
Pera Joseph, teamster, r. 2004 Mason
Pera Joseph VV. (J. W. Pera K Co.) r. 1337 Pacific
Pera J. W. & Co. (Joseph W. Pera and Frank Nieri)
bu'chers, SE cor Hyde and Pacific
Peragallo Giovanni B., i'l-uit peddler, r. 1522 Turk
Peraia Luigi, pe.ldler, r. 331 Broadway
PeralU He'ena .Miss, r. 634 Vallejo
Peralta Josephine, widow, r. 33 J Ridley
Peralta Madalina, widow, r. 407 Montaromen,' Av
PeraltiMary Miss, dressmaker, r. 407 i Montgomery At
Peralta Kamon, peddler, r. 5 Vallejo 'Terrace
Peralta Raymond, clerk, r, 327 Montgomery Av
Peralta Susie, widow, r. 33i Shipley
Perardi Leopold, physician office and r. 1308 Stockton
Perasso Giavaini, fruits and vegetables, 1427 Hyde
Perasso Giorgio, scavenger, r. 1926 Post
Perasso Louis, gardener, r. NE cor Amazon Av and
Athens
Perasso Mario L., clerk L H. Fugazi & Co., r. 2046 Leav-
enworth
Perata Augustus, steward Sanguinetti & Co., r. 426 Val-
lejo
Perata Bernardo (Sanguinetti & Co. ) r. 426 Vallejo
XRY the:
SAN PRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST,
Telephone, Main 5125.
GflTTON, BELL & GO. '1!?^!'™,;!="' 406 California St
NEUHMUS
St CO. IIS KET^RNY
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
PER
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Pcrata Frank M., vegetables, Colombo Market
Perata Giaeomo (Perata & Dcmartlm) r. 1503J Dupont
Perata James G., hay and grain, 620 Broadway, r. 1503
Dupont
Perata Luuisa, widow, r. 1617 Powell
Perata Michael, r. Io03 Uupont
Perata & Demartl.i (Giacomo Perata and Giovanni Bo.
Deniartini) h ly and grain, 620 Broadway
Perati Luigi, bootblack, r. 8 Sonora
Peratt Theodore A , porter, r. 113^ Williams
Perazzi Horace J. (Perazzi & Meyers) r. 518 Union
Perazzi John, laborer, r. 54 Everett
Perazzi Victor, clerk, r. 518 Union
Perzzai & Meyers (Horace J. Perazzi and Henry L.
Meyers) p umbers, 227 j Post
Perazzo Antonio, stonecutter, r. 516 Greenwich
Perazzo Uavid, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Perazzo George, r. 1717 Uupont
Perazzo John, bart.er. 548 Washington, r. 8 Pollard PI
Perazzo Louis, laborer, r. 1717 Dupont
Percellia Joseph, gilder, r. 1906 Powell
Perch Alex, primer, r. 47 Jessie
Perch Paul, r. 5ih ciouth Park
Perch Peter- r. 415 Minna
Perch Hi Wilson, proprietors Berkeley Farm, office 32
Eddy
Pereich A., seaman stnir Colon
Percival Arthur T. , machinist, r. 526 Howard
Percival Elijah, laborer, r. 1438 Tvventt'-sixth
Perc:val Frank, miner, r. 1733 Mission
Percival Frank, waiter, r. 1314 Stockton
Percival J., switchman S. P Co.
Percival James T., conductor, r, 523 Second
Percival John, r. 72 South Park
Percy Agnes Mrs., r. 9 5i Folsom
Percy Francis, r. 824 Elizabeth
Percy Francis Mrs., lacei and curtains cleaned, 824
El Ztibeth
Percy George R., compositor, r. 11 Montgomery Block
Percy George W. (Pei'cy & Hamilton) r. Oakland
Percy John, teas and coffees, 203 Fourth, r. 6 Burcham
Pi
Percy John A., attorney at law, 3 Mills Bldg. 3d floor, r.
504 Taylor
Percy Margaret, domestic 1712 Bush
Percy Richard L., blacksmith, r 19 Moss, rear
Percy VViUiam R., restaurant, 11 Ea.>*t
PEKC'V A IIAMIIiTON (George W. Percy and Fred-
erick F. Ha nilton) architects, 11 Hobart Bldg
Perdo Charles L., conper, r.3 Virginia PI, rear
Perdo Laura Miss, shirtmaker, r. 3 Virginia PI, rear
Perdo Nieves, widow, r. 3 Virginia PI, rear
Pereau Joseph L., wharfinger Harbor Commissioners, r.
Oakland
Pereda Arthur, clerk, r. 15 Morey Alley
Pereda Louis, laborer, r. 9 Bernard
Perezrino Joseph .VI., barber, 25.i .Vlarket
Pereia Antonio, harder, r. 54 Morris Av
Pereira Antonio, steward, r. 1215 Kearny
Pereira James, laborer, r. 837 Geary
Peren Charles, salesman, r. 349 Minna
Percra Robert, steward stmr St. Paul
Peres Louis, liqujrs, 1602 Point Lobos Av, r. Oakland
Perez Bartolo, r. 4J Alemany Av
Perez Frank B., artist, r. 1045 Market
Perez Lorenzo M., teacher languages, 75 St. Anns Bldg.
Perez Peter J., distri..utor Post Office, r. 1410 Mason
Perez Ralael, barber, r. 4J Alemany Av
Perez Susan, widow, r. 1025 Clay
Perez 'J'homag N., printer, r. .'>14 Chestnut
Perfect Ahredo, r. 318 Bro idway
Pergeaux Armond, painter, W s Seventh Av nr Lake
Perhacs Julius A., steward, r. 417 Mason
PEKII.%.VI VKOKliE L,., proprietor Boston Ranch,
whcjlesale dealt-r in milk and cream, cor Cambridge
and Bacon, U. iL T. depot, 35 Eddy, Telephone
Mission 7, 4 bells
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Pen Germania, porter, r. 1 Gavin PI
Peri Joseph, peddler, r. 209.5 Fair Oaks
Peri Liiuis J., instrument maker, r. 428 Union
Periam Charles E., machinist, r. 349 Minna
Periani Charles J. (J. Periam & Co.) r. 1609 Geary
PERIAMC. J. SCO. (Chariest. P.r.
lain; iiiacliinist«, lix-k v.vperts, iiianurac-
turliiK and roitaii-iiiK safe«, 40 4'^ .tlaiu
Periam George H., clerk C. J. Periam & Co., r. 349
Minna
Pericano Frank, florist, r. 423 Vallejo
Perich August J., helper, r. 832J Diamond
Perich Charles J., helper, r. 832.]/ Diamond
Perich George, cook, r. 628 Hayes
Pench Martni, liquors, 201-203 Brannan, r. 13 Verona
PI
Perich Paul, porter, r. 212 Brannan
Perigo John, watchman engineers' Dept. U. S. A. Fort
Winfleld Scott
PERi.\E UEOKOE M., director Renters Co-oper-
ative Investment Co. r. Templeton
PERI.\E .I4MEA A., manager Charles Scribner's
Sons (New York) 511 California, rooms 32-33, r.
Atherton nr Bancroft Way, Berkeley
FERINE N. P. CONTRACTING
AND PAVING CO., ViiXUlrL
iat-ni, iraiik >Valk«T vice-iiresldent,
lCicltar<I€. Mattingly .secretary, 144 Phe-
lan Kids
gS" I'erine. See Perrin.
Perini's Restaurant, Bartholomew Perini proprietor, 207
Post
Perrin Joseph F., groceries and liquors 416 Brannan, r.
310Ritvh
Perino Frank, barber, 607 Sacramento, r. 1107 Kearny
Perislot Charlrs N., clerk Swain Bros., r. 607 Sutter
Perkins A. Judson, photographer George H. Knight, r.
15b Henry
Perkins Albert H., musician, r. 5 Newell
Perkins Alfred J. Jr., printer, r. 15b Henry
Perkins Alice Miss, teacher ekcution, r. 801 Twenty-
fourth
Perkins Almira C, widow, r. 513 Page
Perkins Annie F. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
Primary School, r. 513 Page
Perkins Annie T. Miss, cashier Charles B. Perkins, r.
108 Collingvvood
Perkins Celia Miss, manager Telephone Station 4. r.
2826a California
Perkins Charles, patternmaker, r. 705 Ashbury
Perkins Charles B., gents' furnishing goods, 1033 Market,
r. 31 Scott
Perkins Charles C, lineman, r. 1708 Broderick
Perkms Charles L., secretary Belcher Silver Mining Co.,
37-38 Mills bldg, 3d floor, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Perkins Charles N., clerk Post Office, r. 40t}i O'Farrell
Perkins Daniel T. C, lumber, r. 1400 Hyde
Perkins Edwin S., r. 16 Ellis
Perkins Emma, wi.low, r. lOS CoUingwood
Perkins Ernest, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Perkins Francis B. Rev., office 735 Market, r. Oakland
Perki s Frank Mrs., r. 2&2i>a "Jalifornia
Perkins Frank, bartender, r. 336a Bush
Perkins Krank L., gripman, r. 1620 Post
Perkins Frank L., job printing, 623 Montgomery
Perkins Frank L. Mrs., notions, 1620 Post
Perkins Fred K., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. Oakland
Perkins G orge A., clerk Capitol House
PEKKINS 4;E0K<;K €. (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) and
U. S. Senator, r. Vernon cor Oakland Av, Oakland
Perkins George M. , clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co , r. 2517.^ California
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Perkins George R., electrician S. F. and San Mateo Rj ,
r. 155-2 Seventeenth
Perkins George W., driver, r. ISi Hineon PI
Perkins George W., salesman, r. 721 i liush
Perkins Gracie, domestic 2(i30a Sutter
Perkins Henry, r. 502 Geary
Perkins Henry, janitor, r. b52 Third
Perkins Henry C, salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Perkins Hiram, woodturner, r. 82 Natoma
Pc-kins Howard (Perkins & Lamb) r. llOCa Valencia
Perkins J. A. Jr., operator Elite Photographic Stddio
Perkins James H., painter Hopps & Sons, r. Oakland
Perkins John A. P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.",
r. 1913 Geary
Perkins John G., draughtsman, r. 418 First
Perkins Joseph, r. 801 Twentj-fourth
Perkins Joseph G., patternmaker, r 418 First
Perkins Ma-gie Miss, clerk Nicholas Loewen r. 555
Minna
Perkins Merrill D., clerk, r. 1920 Pacific Av
Perkins Mira A. C, widow, r. 413 Jones
Perkins Nellie, widow, r. 505 Laguna
Perkins Nellie, widow, portrait artist, r. 748 i Minna
Perkins Paul B., manager Perkins Pump and Engine
Co., 117 Main, r. Oak and
Perkins Philip J., dentist, 231 Post, r. 801 Twenty-
fourth
Perkins Pump and Engine Co. , Paul B.Perkins mana-
ger, 117 Main
Perkins Raymond S., clerk J. H. Sielcken Co., r. 1913
Gearv
PERKl\!^ S.i.M^EL, vice-president Simpson Lumber
Co., 48 Market, r. 1454 Franklin
Perkins Samuel H., chief clerk Passenger Dept Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, r. .-.02 Geary
Perkins Thomas A., attorney at law, 101 Sansome, room
7, r. 612 Van Ness Av
Perkins Walter C, inspector Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 2824
California
Perkins Walter O., asst ticket agent Pac. Coast SS. Co.,
r. 513 Page
Perkins Wavne W., r. 821 Ellis
Perkins Willard (Perkins & Walker Co.) r. 323 Oak
Perkins William, bartender, r. 817 Howard
Perkins William Mrs., proprietor Mansion House, 961-
963 Mission
Perkins William F., private secretary W. H. Mills, 26
Hobart Bldg, r. 2202.^ Devisader.i
Perkins Willis P., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 614 Sutter
Perkins & Co. (New York) gas shale, Pejton H. Brooks
f gent, 22 Market, room 14
PERKINS A LAMB (Howard Perkins and Lewis M.
Lamb) wines and liquors, 435 Calif' rnia
Perkins & Walker Co. (Willard Perkins and Benjamin
F. Walker) bicycles, 1744 Market
Perkins & Wise (Henry Wise, Oroville, Cal.) merchants,
office 508 California
Perkorich Stephen, cook, r. 425J Broadway
Perkovich George, upholsterer, "ll3 Taylor
Perks Edward. 1st officer stmr Alameda, r. Alameda
Perkwitz S., tailor, r. Roval House
Perl Frank, storekeeper W. J. Sullivan, r. 514^ Fell
Perl John C. , bartender, r. Alms House
Perl Victor E., patternmaker, r. 324 Twenty-second
Pe ley Albion S., capitalist, r. 222 Dolores
Perley Alvin H., street sprinkler, r. 3.7 Shotwell
Perley Duncan W. (Perley & George) r. 734 Sutter
Perley Duncan W. Mrs., "china decorating, r. 734 Sutter
Perley Edward E., real estate, r. 1212 Geary
Perley Frederick H. , engineer, r. 1801 Howard
Perley & George (D. W. Perley an.; W. B. George), pro-
prietors Club Metropole, 205 Post
Perlite Giacinto, barber, 1806 Powell
Perlman Herman, cigars and tobacco, 1081 Market, r.
252 Fourth
Perinar Wolman G., laborer, r. 506 Minna
Pernaneau Lee J., ironworker, r. 37 Rausch
Peniau Brothers & Pitts Co. (Charles C. Jr. and Henry
F. Pernau and Fred W. Pitts) printing department
and business office 543 Clay, salesrooms Van Ness
Bazaar, 1808 Market
Pernau Charles C, foreman sec. 2 seawall, r. 435 Bay
Pernau Charles C. Jr. (Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co.) r. 43.'^
Bay
Pernau Henry F. (Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co.) r. 435 Ba>
Pernie Cecilia, domestic 3401 Washington
Perota John, longshoreman, r. 2 Polk Lane
Perotti Giovanni B., scavenger, r. 1926 Post
Perou William G., 2d asst engineer stmr Saturn
Perozzi Costant, dairyman, r. W s Mission Road nr
County Line
Perpoli Fabio (Perpoli & Bro.) r. 60S Broadway
Perpoli Ma.ximillian (Allec & Peqwli) r 2508i Br\ant
Perpoli Mattei, laborer, r. 1406 Kearny
Perpoli Peter, clerk G. Galli, r. V800 Sixteenth
Perpoli Pracidio (Perpoli & Bro.) r. 312 Twenty-eighth
Perpoli & Brother (Pracidio and Fabio) wood and coal .
608 Broadway
Perra Joseph, bootblack, r. 1517 Dupont
Perralta Ramon, nut vendor Ferry Depot, r. 1710 i
Mason
Perraini>nt Albina Mrs., lodgings, 821i Montgomery
Perramont Louis B., carpenter, r. 82l| Montgomery
Perrani G., r. 330 Pine
Perrari Antonio, liquors, 510 Broadway
Perrari Desiderio, night clerk Campi's Restaurant, r.
1115 Broadway
Perr.iult Julian physician and surgeon, 103 Geary, r.
1400 Jackson
Perrault Julian T., dentist, 103 Geary, r. 1400 Jackson
Perranlt Maurice N. (S. D. Chincovich & Co.) r. 211
Mason
Perrault M. N. Mrs., furnished rooms, 211 Mason
Perre Marquiy, porter, r. 141G Powell
Perrenot John F , horse radish, 83 Ninth, r. 823 Alabama
Perpenuud Augu^ite, tailor, 531 Twenty-fourth
Peirenoud Henry, tailor, r. 531 Twenty-fourth
Pen eiioud Onesime, tailor, r. 531 Twenty-iourth
Perret Eugene, rancher, r. Woolsey and Bowdoin,
U. M. T.
Perrey Lton, liquors, 317 Grant Av, r. 14 Harlan PI
Perriain Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1806 Geary
Perriam Charles J. (C. J. Perriam & Co.) r. 1609 Geary
Peirier A. Mme., teacher French, r. 632 Post
PEKRIEK .4I.FRED, wines and Iiqu..rs, 220 Stock-
tun, r. 229 Kearny
Perrier John, cook, r."2ol6 McAllister
PERRIER, J4»IIET A €0. (Epernay Champagne)
Wilfrid B. Chapman sole agent Pacific Coast, 123
Calif oniia
Perrill Ph lip, r. 2.507 Pine
Perriman William R., master mariner, r. Hotel Fair-
nmunt
1^" Peri iinan. See Perrj-niaii
Perrin Albert H., pcjliceuian, r. 1312a Harrison
Perrin Edmond A., clerk Gustave Perr\n, r. 139 Ninth
Perrin Edward R., clerk, r. 529 Turk
Perrin Emile F., manager Gustave Perrin, r. 139 Ninth
Perrin George H. , civil engineer John H. Benson, r. Ala-
meda
Perrin Gustave, liquors, 139 Ninth
Perrin Henrj% cellarman. r. 633 Broadway
Perrin Jules (Perrin & Apostolo) r. 251 Pacific
Perrin & Apostolo (Jules Perriu and Ataiiasio Apostolo)
barbers, 210 Grant Av
1^" Perrin. See Peine
Perrine Carl W., clerk Amies & Dallam, r. Oakland
Perrii e Frank J., porter, r. 122 Turk
Perrini Felix A., dairy cor Wajland and Berlin
Perrins Catherine C, "widow, r. 602 PrecitaAv
Perrins Christiane, widow, r. 602 Precita Av
Perrira Samuel L., r. 1022S Larkin
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Perritt Louis, srardener, r. Alius House
Perrins Thomas, rancher, r. Seventeenth Av South bet
Rand S
Perrochett Charles, r. 1841 Fillmore
Perron Jean li., teacher music, r. 027 Green
Perron Philix, restaurant, 629 Davis
Perrone Darius L., clerk A. H. Smith & Co., r. IV.iil
Broadway
Perrone Jose, physician, 634i Broadway
Perroset Loui>, cook, r. 309 Fifth
Perry A. A., millham , r. 27 Victor
Perry Adam M., r. Burliiijtanie
Perry Adolphu*, waiter, r. Alms House
Perry Agnes Mrs., dressmaking, r. 813 Golden Gate Av
Perry Albert F., salesman Harris Packing and Provision
Co., r. 2610 J Noe
Perry Alfred W., physician, office and r. 207 Turk
Perry Alvin B., clerk W. P. Fu ler & Co., r. Alameda
Perry Arthur, teamster, r. 4 Veinon PI
Perry Bert, clerk Coffin Hi Howe, r. 944 Valencia
Perry Carniel A., seaman, r. 719.i Clementina
Perry Charles, attorney at law, r. 1227 Ellis
Perry Charles, draughtsman, r. 714 Hampshire
Perry Charles, elevatornian, r. 605 Market
Perry Charles A., dentist, r. 122 Turk
Perry Charles K., clerk Excelsior Kedwood Co., r. 230
Noe
Perry Charles E., sl.oemaker, 1737 Market
PEKRV CH.iRliE:^ O,, manager and cashier Co-
lumbia banking Co., 23<5 Bush, r. Belvedere, Cal.
Perry C. W., traveling salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Sacrnmento
Perry David, contractor, r. 21 Franklin
Perry Da> id J., shipping clerk, r. 5.i3i Xatonia
Perry Donald E., bookkeejjer J. Noonan, r. 1408 Vaai
Ness Av
' Perry Edgar W., conductor, r. 426h Devisadero
Perrv Kdward, bartender, r. 23 Lily Av
PEKKV EI»>VAK» E.. D. U. S., denti.t H. G.
Young, r. .522 Van Ne^s Av
Perry Eflward H., boilerniaker, r. 157 Second
Perry Eliza, widow, r. 41(1 (Jrecnwich
Perry Eniile, marbleciitter, r. 807 Point Lobos Av
Perry Emily Mrs., r. Kpi^cojial Old Ladies' Home
Perry Elmo V., packer, r. 1214 Howard
Perry Eugene T., clerk F. P. & J. A. Hooper, r. 416
Greenwich
Perry Frank, r. 24 Mint Av
Perry Frank, barber Anton F. Slnrshall, r. Oakland
Perry Frank, coppersinith, r. .i42 Ninth
Periy Frank, laborer, r. 319a Tenth, rear
Periy Frank, marine fireman, r. 715i Howard
Perry Frank, porter, r. 158 Eureka
Perry Frank A., matter barkentine Arago, office 48
Market
Perry Frank B., tinsmith, r. 1043 Market
Perry Frank P., porter, r. 142 Perry
Perry Frederick, conductor, r. 71 r Haight
Perry George, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
PEKKV «>E0K«;E II., attorney at law, 124 San.some.
room 4, r. 2:i01 Kaule Av, Alameda
Perrv George O , clcrU. r. V.': Tenth
rLnnY U. nUlL< naUvc l<>a<-lier ana
translator (>r laiiuuases. Private Instruc-
tioii<i. Kaiild aiKi rasy iiietliod. Teriii^i
moderate. Ileaduuarters with Tanzj »i
Co.. booksellers. (> Post, Telephone 5'i8:t
Perry Ha'ry L., paperhanger, r. 32.1 Keaniy
Perry Henry, loniishoreman. r. 28 Anthony
Perry Henry J., carpenter, r. 110 Caroline
Perry Ilenrj' O., carrier Post Office, r. 1349 Howard
Perry Herman F., comp sitor, r. 726 Bush
Perry Homer, civil engineer, r. 714 Hampshire
Perrv Homer, draughtsman, r. 1327 Page
Perry H. S., clerk, r. W s De Wolfe nr Sickles Av, Ocean
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Perry J., baker Am Biscuit Co. ^^"^
Perry James, blacksmith, r. 1413 Polk J^^^3
Perry James, conti actor, r. 12 Brosnan ^^^5
Perry James W., ornamental plasterer, r. 6 Prospect A v ^^^y
Perry John, carpenter, r. 751 Eighteenth ZZ^i«
Perr'v John, printer H. S. Cr cker & Co., r. VV a De ^^^ ^
Wolfe nr Sickles Av ^ ^^
PEKKl' JOii\' .Ir., stock and bond broker, and »— ^^
president The Stock and Bond Exchange, office 411 *"^^
Montgomery, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Perry John C, superintendent K. N. Nason & Co. 's __
Paint and Color Wks, r. 849 Golden Gate Av t^^^
Perry John V., engineer, r. 1421 Tay or b^^^^
Perry John W., clerk Post Office, r. 1214 Howard ^ ..
Perry Joseph, cooper, r. Oakland ^m^^
Perry Joseph, driver, r. 2824 Mission ^^^
Perry Louis, teamster, r. 615A York ^— ^.
Perry Lucetra J. Mrs., proj rietor The Maybelle, 202
Gr.ne
Per y Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 542 Ninth
Perry Michael, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Perry Mjrtle M. Miss, r. 6 Stockton PI
Perry Oliver, cigannaker, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Perry O. R.,r. 618Ste\enson
Perrv Patrick, policeman, r. 23 Lily Av
Perry P. W., r. 223 Pacific
Perry Richard C, carpenter, r. 411 Jersey
Perry Richard D., supt Lurline Baths, r. 1404 Larkin
Perry Richard H , bartender, r. 24 Hanover PI
Perry Robert, longshoreman, r. 28 Anthony
Perry P.x)bert O., frHmemaker, r. 618 Stevensou
Perry Rosa, domestic St. Luke's Hospital
PEKKV S. A. «& C«. (Sainu-^l A. Perry) artists' ma-
terials, 919 Mission bet Fifth and Sixth
Perry Samuel A. (S. Perry & Co ) r. 202 Grove
Perry Samuel B., restaurant ID'S Polk
Perry Sarah Mrs., r. ob^ Natoma
Perry S. B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1330 Wa-shington
Perry Sydney, steward, r. 435 Bush
Perry Stanton, demist, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Perry Theodore J., shoe laster. r. 191 Harriet
Perrv Thomai H., painter, r. 1063 Howard
Perrv Wnliam, butcher, r. 1316 Taylor
Perry William, butler, r. 1063 Howard
Perry William, butler, r. 3919 Sacramento
Perr>' William laborer, r. 604!j Linden Av
Perry William D., compositor, r. 10 Geary Court
Perry William C, clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 34.J Moss
Perry William J , painter, r. 216 Ninth
e^ Perry. See Perrey
Purrynian William E.. conductor, r. 417 Laguna
S^ Perrvman. S e Perriman
Perschei.i Gustave (Perscheid & Max) r. 24 Twelfth
PFK!><1'HEII» A nW (Gustave Perscheid and Albert
Max) manufacturers domestic champagnes, 122 Ful-
ton
Persinger F. M.. secretary American Clothing Assn, 2(;
O'Farn 11, r. 605 Diamond
Person Charles R., locksmith, r. 633 J Geai>
Pers' n Emma, donn stic 2.24 Pacific Av
Person FrankUn, manager Agency Dept of Land Savings
Union of Cal., r. 2334 Pme
Person John, seaman, r. 1:<1 East
Person John A., r. 330h Seventh
Person Louis, cook, r. 620 Fourth
Person Peter, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr D
its' Person. See Pearson, I'earsson and Pierson '^^i
Persons Charles R., locksmith, r. 633i Gearj' " (
Peasons William M., co ductor. r. 1501 Turk © '
Persse John, piledrivtr, r. 419 East •• ■
Perss.-n John, cook, r. 1403 Valencia *" '
Persson John, fireman, r. 47 Natoma
Persson Olof, liquors, 211-213 Steuart
Persson Swan, carpenter, r. 319 Alvarado
Peru William, driver, r. 2232 Mission
Perus-iio Michael, veiretables, r. 1619 Dupont
Perutz Alfred, r. 1915 Broderick
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Pervis James, carpenter, r. 526 O'Farrell
Perwan.'er M.irtiii, cuok, r 19 Hinckley
Perz Matt e\v, liquors, 427 Fourth
Peschminn Emil. barber, r. Iu3 Ash Av
Pescia Catherine Mrs., niidw-ife, r. 323 Montgomery Av
P£!»t;l.4 JOistPU. pbvsician and surgeon, (jtl Wash-
ington, office hour= 9 to 10 A. M. and 2 to 4 P. M.,
r. 1429 Mason
Pescia Marie, widow, r. 611 Washington
Pescia R >se, widow, r. 142;{ Mason
Peshon Peter A., p.ilicemau, r. 27 Hartford
Pes.ott Jame-i E., carpenter, r. 526 Jersey
Pesolaqua BeneJetto. li-;hemian, r. 9 Flint Alley
Pesoli V. harles E., clerk Stanly, Hayes, McEnemy &
Bra;ilev, r. Alanie la
PESOLI kDl^'ARD A., Vice Consul France, 604
Comaiercial, r. 110 Tu k
Pesoli Giovan>ii B., fisherman, r. 15 Lafayette PI
Pesoli Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 326 Green"
Pessagno John, candy m iker, r. 1407 Kearny
Pessano Andrew, painter, r. 2008 Mason
Pessaiio Luigi (Pessano &, Carattoi 303 Montgomery Av
Pessano & Oar.itto (L. Pessano and A. Caratto) painters,
303 Mont,'omery Av
Pestariu'i Angelo (Pestarino & Cervelli) r. 429 Broadway
Pestarino & Cervelli (An,'elo Pestarino and Ernest Cer-
velli) restaurant, 431 Broadway
Petedvory Frank, candymaker, r. 417 Folsom
Pestolazzi Peter, driv. r, r. 32.t Turk
Petaluma Fruit Packing Co., Field & Stone Co. agents,
12 i California
PETALlM.t TRANSFER CO., Pacific Express Co.
a-ents, office stmr Gold, Ea-t bet Jackson and
Washington, Telephone JIain 5r62, branch office 18
Post
Pet«hn-r Stefan, filler John Wieland Brewery
Petcovicb Vasj, packer, r. 1420 Taylor
Peter Alexander, peddler, r. ll.S Xatoma
Peter Catherine, widow, r. S205 Filbert
it I Ln r. m.j ro«tiimer. theatrical
and iiia^mieraue costumes, all kinds of
»lgs and all tbeatrlrai pla.Tbooks on
hand, roantry orders a specialty. :'i9-:3l
Market. BIJuo Opera Honse. npsUlrs
Peter Frances E., dressmaker, r. S2liJ Filbert
Peter George, ccxik, r. What Cheer House
Pet«r H. FUward, engraver, r. 820i Filbert
Peter Jacf>b, baker Intemati nal Hotel
Peter John, restaurant, 205i East
Peter Ott.i, tinsmith, r. 5 Cedar Av
Peter Sophia, widow r. 804 Van Xess Av
Peter Vale .tine, ook, r. 5*9 Howard
1^" Peter. See Peters
Peteri John H., bariender, r. 720 Ridley
Peterkin John, laborer, r. Berlin bet Wayland and
Woolsey
Peteriein Reinhold, mnfr woolen and cotton socks, 1161
Howard
Petermann Frederick J. (Petermann & Franks) r. Mount
Eden, Cal.
Petermann & Franks (Frederick J. Petermann and
August C. Franks) proi rietors California Bag, Tent
and Awnin? Co., 111-113 Clav
Peternel Antoue, restaurant. 704"Bryant
Peters Ajnies Mrs., r. 3465 Waller
Peters .Albert, iron molder, r. ]4i R-usch
Peters Albert E., draughtsman, f. 225 Eleventh
Peters Alexander, trav'elins salesman, r. 921 Oak
Peters Alexander, locksmith, r 313 Jessie
Peters Andrew, tailor, r. 4 Telegraph PI
Peters Anna Mrs., r. 17 Fultoi.
Peters Arthur S. (Todt & Petersl r. Oakland
Peters B.. student, r. 2202 Pine
FETERS BROTHERS (John and Henry) liquors,
NW er.r ~pear and Mission
Peters Brothers (Julius Peters) groceries and liquors, 19
Shotwell
Peters Brotliers (William, William C. and Henry X.)
liqu>rs, 514 Montgomery and SW cor Clay and
Kearny
Peters Larl, engineer, r. 7174 Bush
Peteri Cirsten T., carpenter, r. 27a Morris At
Peters Charles sea;uan, r. 229 East
Peters fharles, clerk Jul us Peters. SW cor Nineteenth
and Si.oiwell
Peters Charles H. F., clerk N. P. C. RR. Co., r. E s MU-
souri aiiU Nevada
Peter* Charles L., packer, r. 1730 Fillmore
Peteri Charles R. Mrs., r. 1120 Hyde
Peter i Chr.stian, r. 40." Mason
Peter, CleveUnd, conductor, r. 1730 Fillmore
Peter* Dash Cj., A. G Glenn manag.r, 213-215 Market
Peters Delia, widow, varieties, 520 Polk
Peters E iward, bartender, r. 712 Miss O'l
Peters Elmsr S., upholsterer, r. ISUJ Mission
Peters Ernest, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Peters Eugene A., sausagemaker, r. 247 Third
Peters F., coalpasser stmr San Jose
Peters France-, widow, r. 319 Sutter
Peters Francis M. L., r. 827 Filbert
Peters Frank, engraver, r. 14 Rausch
Peters Frank, furniture, 963 Mission, r. 454| Minna
Peters Frederick (J. Popert & Co.) r. New Washington
Hotel
Peters Frederick, laborer, r. 927 Howard
Prter, Frederick C. I xlgings, 30 Post
Peters Frederick W., correspondent E. L. G. Steele &
Co., r. 2522 Howard
Peters George, brewer, r. 400 Bay
Peters George, cjok, r. 9^8 Howard
Peters George, restaurant and oysters, l.'i24 Market, r. 553
Howaru
Peters George F., waiter, r. 715i Clementina
Peters (Jeorge P. S., commission merchant, r. 1220 Do-
lores
Peters Gustave W. F., driver, r. 323 Clementina
Peters Hans, restaurant, 431 Montgomerj-, r. 701 Stock-
ton
Peter? Harrv D., papercarrier, r. 1020 Guerrero
Peteri H-lena Mrs., varieties, 1901 Hyde
Peters Henry, r. 202 Grove
Peters Henry (Henri- Peters & Co.) r. 2315 California
Peters Henry (Peters Bros.) r. NW cor Seventeenth and
Do u, 'lass
Peters Henrv (Woodall & Peters) r. 145 Silver
Peters Henry, capitalist, otfice 100 Mission, r. 102 Mis-
sion
Peter, Henry, carriage maker, r. 207 Castro
Peter- Henry, pants presser, r. 429 Ringold
Peter; Henry, seaman, r. 764 Bryant
Peter* He ry G.. bartender, r. 329 Sacramento
Peteri Henn* N. (Peters Bros.) r. Hopland, Mendocino
Co , Cai
Peters Henry & Co. (Henty and Hermau Peters) grocer-
ies, 2815 California
Peter Herman (Henry Peters & Co.) r. 2315 California
Peteri James C, machinist, r. 429 Ringold
Peters James F.. secretary Williams-Marvin Co., 569
Market, r. 2715 S ott
Peteri Jngwer, bartender, r. 315 Bush
Peter) Johannes R., restaurant, 431 Montgomery, r. 701
Stockton
Peters Johann P., clerk Meinert H. Riewerts, r. 2501
Mission
Peters John. r. 1215 Mission
Peteri John (John Peteri & Co.) r. 2211 Devisadero
Peteri Johu (Peters Bros.) r. 12 Eureka
Peteri John, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Peters John, liquors 801 Fourth, r. Oakland
Peters John, pantr>-man stmr Queen
Peters John, seaman, r. 7l>t Brj-ant
Peters John, tailor, 703 Van Ness Av
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A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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PETKICH JOHN •» CO. (John Peters) boarding and
Lvery stable 1314 Grove
Peters .lohn F., cirpeiiter, i. German Hospital
Peters, Jjhn H., r. 7 Kohlers PI
Peters Julin H., contractor, r. 419 Dolores
Peter-! .luhn H., li'inors. -MO Stockton, r. 030 California
rLTLnO JOHN H.iPliotograpber, 914
lUarnei, I*. .»4i tiOMaril
Peter i John H., upliolsterei , 2054 Mission
Peters John P., farmer, r. 1220 Dolores
PKI'KKs* .10 i«N T., Northern and Central California
Lands, 3 Mills iild-,^, 2d floor, r. Santa Clara, Cal.
Peters Joseph, bootblack, r. 151t) Dupont
Peters Joseph, cook Sailors' Home
Peters Josepn, laborer, r. 27 Moss
Peters Joseph, longshoreman, r. Sixteenth Av South
bet K and L
Peters Joseph C. (Peters & Cowie) r. 225 Eleventh
PETEltSi .lOSKFH !»., president California Naviga-
tion and Improvement Co., office Washington St
Wharf, r. Stockton
Peters Josephine Miss, tailoress, r. 351a Minna
Peters Jul us (Pete s iJros) r. li) Shotwell
Peters Julius, baker, r. 107 Langton
Peters Karl, salesman Henry Stelling, r. 707 Vallejo
Peters Kate, widow, r. 429 Hingold
Peters Lillie T. Aliss, stenographer James S. Brownell, r.
1541^ Mi sio 1
Peters Lizzie Miss, bookbinder, r. 12a Sheridan
Peters Louis, tailor, 433d Tehama
Peters Louis H., bookkeeper L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r.
1904 Market
Peters Mary, domestic 114 Devisadero
Peters Mary, d(mie-tic 2513a Post
Peters Mary, widow, r. 14 Rausch
Peters MarVaret, widow, r. 1005 Treat Av
Peters M rjfaret, widow, dressmaking, 22J Seventh
Peters Marie, widow, teacher music, r. 2522 Howard
Peters M ,ttie E. Mi-s, stenographer and typewriter,
3 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 759 Capp
Peters Mul e, bartender, r. 1053 Mission
Peters Oliver S., upholsterer Palace Hotel, r. 13 Louisa
Peters Patrick, seaman, r. 704 Sansome
Peters Pauline Mrs., baUery and notions, 921 Oak
Peters Pn lip, boots and shoes, 1315 and 1403 Stockton r.
1135 Geary
Peters Pincus, traveling salesman, r. 1324 Buchanan
Peters P. O., expressman, NW cor Geary and Buchanan,
r. 1601^ Geary
Peters Prince C, poUcman, r. 1700 Broderick
Peters Richard U., harnessmaker, r. 429 Kingold
Peters Sarah, widow, r. 12a Sheridan
Peters S., clerk Claus Dorgeloh, r. 124 Taylor
' Peters Silas, gripman, r. 15411 Mission
Peters Simon, tailor, r. 812 Jessie
Peters Spoia, widow, r. 804 Van Ness Av
Peters Thiebaud, patternmaker, r. 929 Army
Peters W. M ss, nurse Waldeck Sanitarium
Peters William (Peters Bros.) r. 216 Prospect Pi
i Peters William, upholsterer, r. 2010 Folsom
Peters William C. (Peters Bros.) r. 133 < California
Peters William J., carpenter, r. 10 Tilden
Peters W. M. Mrs., widow, r. Oriel Hotel
Peters & Cowie (Joseph C. Peters and George M. Cowie)
hay and grain, 591 Si.xth
■e?" Peters. See Peter
Petersen Adolph T. N., secretary Danish Consul, 22 Cali-
fornia, room 12, r 1717b Haight
i Petersen Andreas, painter, r. 724 Natoma
i Petersen Andrew, wire worker, r. 421 Bay
I Petersen Annie, widow, r. 1329.| Natoma
I Petersen Annis Miss, dressmaking, r. 1522 Bush
' Petersen Antone, black.smith, r. 136 Sixth
I Petersen Ar.el, messenger George A. Moss, r. 24 Monte-
zuma
Petersen Arnold C, r. 250 Sutter
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7WKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Petersen Axel H., laborer, r. 24 Aiontezunui
Petersen Benjamin, housemover, r. 719 Minna
Petersen Carl F., dry goods, liiM Polk
Petersen C. C, master schr Maxim, office 48 Market, r.
Berkeley
Petersen Charles, r. 614 Geary
Peteisen Charles, li-ngshoreman, r. 13 Natoma
Petersen Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Petersen Charles, president Union Soap Factory, 310
Tenth, r. Alameda
PEIKKSKN CHAULieS C. A., secretary Baron J.
H. Von Schroeder, 124 Sansome, room 11, r. Pacific-
Union Club
Petersen Charles F., laborer, r. 12,5 Zoe
Petersen Char'es L., blacksmith, r. 409 First
Peters n Ch rlotte, domestic 48« Fair Oaks
Petersen Christian, clerk Henry Schlichtmann, r. SEcor
Twentieth and Shotwell
Petersen Christian, master mariner, r. 92f>a Filbert
Petersen Christian, tailor, r. CIO Linden Av
Peterse 1 Christian F., clerk, r. 707 Post
Petersen Christian J., cofllee saloon, 505 Fourth, r. 505*
Fourth
Petersen Christina Miss, dressmaker, r. 520 Filbert
Petersen Christine, domestic 1525 Scott
Petersen Dora, widow, r. 4'il Bay
Petersen Edward, steward, r. 22 Sacramento
Petersen Emil, bookkeeper, r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Petersen Emma C, domestic 501 Devisadero
Petersen Eric, seaman, r. 18.J Sacramento
Petersen Ernest, upholsterer, r. 414 Shotwell
FETERSEHi E. M. «K €0. (Frederick M. Petersen)
brokers and commission agents, 500 Battery
Petersen Francis P., clerk, r. 17 Elliott Park
Petersen Frank, warehouseman, r. 102 Vandewater
Petersen Fred, manager Merchants' Publishing Co., r
208 Hyde
Petersen Frederick, r. 183 Perry
Petersen Frederick, conductor, r. 424 Fifth Av
Petersen Frederick M. (F. M. Peter -en <& Co.) and agent
Quiiitera Mining Co. (limited) 500 Battery, room C,
r. 1203 Golden Gate Av
Petersen Frederick P., cooper, r. Ill Natoma
Petersen Frederick W., foreman Kilgo & Ward, r. 210
Powell
Petersen Fritz, carwasher, r. 816 Twenty-sixth
Petersen George, carpenter, r. 2041J Mission
Petersen Gustai, carpenter, r. 240 Eighth
Petersen Hans, carpenter, r. 2926 Folaom
Petersen Hans, helper, r. 1514 Kansas
Petersen Hans, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Petersen Hans, niachinehand, r. 321 Capp
Petersen Hans, waiter, r. 435 Jessie
Petersen Hans L. (H. M. Petersen k Co.) r. 717 Treat Av
Petersen Hnis M. (H. M. Petcr.sen & Co.)r. 717 Treat Av
Pftrrse . Huu'im- A., machinist, r. 1237 Eighteenth
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Franci'co Artilicial .Stuiie raving <'o.
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Finii and »«i.\tU. ollire :(i:t Monlsomery
Petersen Ingeboig Miss, teacher embroidery, r. 28 Han-
over PI
Petersen Ivan L., accountant Risdoii I. and L. Wks, r.
121 Stockton
Petersen J. Mrs., funii.shed rooTis, 826 Geary
Petersen Jacob, restaurant, 7 Market, r. 820 Pag«
Petersen James, waiter, r. 25 Folsom Av
Pete' sen James C, restaurant, bOb Fourth
Petersen James M., carpenter, r. 906 Filbert
Petersen James M., motorman, r. 24i Perry
Petersen James P., toamster, r. 1617'California
Petersen J. B., package clerk Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Petersen J. C. Veleur, clerk, r. 1717b Haight
Petersen John, bartender, r. 623 California
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428 California Street
Petersen John, clerk Ticket Auditor's Oejit S. P. Co., r.
17 Elliott Park
Petersen John, cook, r. 437? Tehama
Pet«ren John, groceries and liquors, 14333 Mission
Petersen John, laborer, r. 16 Bluxome
Petersen John, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr K *
Petersen John, mate, r. 31 Kausch
Peters n John, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. Mill Vallev
Petersen John, seaman, r. 100 Jackson
Petersen John A., paper hanger, r. 241 Fell
Petersen John N.. foreman McNab & Smith, r. 1214 Ellis
Petersen John P., machinist, r. 252 Beile
Peter.-ien Lars, upholsterer, r. lolii Twentieth Av South
Petersen Lawrence, cook, r. 507 Fourth
Petersen Lorence P., ropemaker, r. 2'.tl4 Larkiii
Petersen Lottie, domestic 1111 Hyde
Petersen Louis, r. 183 Perry
Petersen Louis, bottler, r. 9 Russ
Petersen Louis, clerk A. \V. Frick, r. Alameda
Petersen Louis H.. laborer, r. 717 Treat Av
Peter en Mads P., milkman, 100 Juniper
Petersen Martin, seaman, r. 1354 Alabama
Petersen Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 730 Fourth
Petersen Mar\- H., widow, r 28 Ha>iover PI
Petersen Matthew (H. M. I'etersen & Co.> r. 717 Treat Av
Petersen May Miss, saleslady, r. 421 Bay
Petersen N.,"p irter, r. 1012 Mont;,'omery
Petersen N. F., musician, r. 916 Jackson
I'etersen Nicholas, cigars, NVVcor East and Sacramento,
r. 1036 Twentieth
Petersen Niel D., blacksmith, r. 717 Treat Av
Petersen N:els, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Peterson Niels P., shoemaker, r. 242 Taylor
Petersen Nis P. (N. P. Petersen & Co. and A. L. Eertel-
sen & Co.) r. 822 Page
Petersen N. L. , laborer S. P. Co.
Petersen N. P. & Co. (Nis P. Petersen and Andrew L.
Bertelsen) cigars and tobacco, 730 Market
Petersen <). F., clerk J. P. Fitzspatrick, r. 414 Shotwell
Petersen Ole, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Petersen Oscar, assistant foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
SW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Petersen Otto, baker, r. 535| Stevenson
Petersen Pearline, widow, r. 1118 Howard
Petersen Peter, baggagemaster. r. ;;3 Cook
Petersen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 159^ East
Petersen Peter, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Petersen Peter, laborer, r. 22 J Quinn
Petersen Peter, liquors, r. 1712 Stockton
Petersen Peter, rigger, r. SW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Petersen Peter; wood and coal, 441 O'Farrell
Petersen Peter, with O. and O. SS. Co., r. 17 Elliot Park
Petersen Peter H. (Petersen & Rassmussen) r. 413
Minna
Petersen Peter H., cooper, r. 709 Harrison
Petersen Peter O., seaman, r. 739 Fourth
Petersen Rasmus, laborer, r. 717 Treat Av
Petersen Rasmus, tailor, r. 622 Clay
Petersen S., Tivoli Cafe, r. 435 Jessie
Petersen Sibbert (Petersen & Fisher) 207 Powell, r. 533
Alvarado
Petersen Swan, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Petersen Theodore C. W. , painter, r. 1214 Ellis
Petersen Thomas, boxmaker, r. 421 Bay
Peter.sen Thomas, tailor, r. 136 Minna
Petersen Toldevar, brassfinisher, r. 17 Elliot Park
Petersen Walter, seama , r. 802 L'nion
Petersen Wilhelmina. widow, r. 414 Shotwell
Petersen William J. , with Union Soap Factor^-, r. 320
Tenth
Petersen William P., Ti;trtoniler. r. 22Sf Perrv
PETERSEN & FISHER ,s,.^„
Petersen aiiU Charles M.Fisher) ikliiiub-
ers and caslitters. 'ior, Powell, Telephone
Main <i49
Petersen & Rassmussen (Peter H. Petersen and John
Rassmussen) ciirars a>.d laundrv office, 207 Fourth
PETI-:K!»E.\ a «A\T.\ER(H."P. Petersen and H.
W. Gantner) fvmeral directors and eii,balmers 8 City
Hall Square, Telephone South 432
Peterson A., carpenter Marshutz & Cautrell, r. Oakland
Peterson A., laborer, r. 704 Sausonie
Peterson A., qu.irtermaster stinr City of Puebla
Peterson Aaron, driver, r. 9 Adair
Peterson Adolf, deckhand stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Peterson A. L. M ss, musician, r. 244 Shotwell
Peterson Albert (Electrical Construction and Repair
Company) r. 632 Jessie
Peterson Albert, coalpasser stmr Columbia, r. 409 Drumm
Peterson Albert, cooiJer, r. 1038J Folsom
F'eterson Albert P., clerk August B. Peterson, r. 10
Hampton Place
Peterson Alexander, gasfitter, r. 711 Harrison
Peterson Alexander, mate schooner Lilv, r. 222 Filbert
Peterson Alexander, la.mdryman, r. 268 Stevenson
Peterson .\lfreil, cigarmaker, r. 1109 Pacific
Peterson Alfred, driver, r. 350 Tehama
Peterson Alfied, electrical mechanic, r. 618 Jessie
Peterson Alfred, laborer, r. E s Broderick nr Jefferson
Peterson Alfred, waiter, r. 223 Kearny
Peters'in Alfred C, collector Knox Collection Agency, r.
PETERSON ALFRED C. M. D.,
eje. ear. no e and throat, office 31» lieary.
office hours (eveept Sunday) 10 \. M. to 12
n. and -i to 4 P. >!.. TeteiUione Main 1723,
r. The Westminster. <il4 Sntter
Peters.in Alfred L., master bark N. Tha\er, office 3 Mis-
sion, r. Oakland
Peterson Alice Miss (Peterson & Oo.) r. 1205 Polk
Peterson Amanda, domestic 1830 Jackson
Peterson Amanda, widow, r. 912 Clay
Peterson Anders, laborer, r. 536 Fifth
Peterson Andrew (.Madson & Peterson) r. Oakland
Peterson Andrew, bartender, r. 4 Boston PI
Peterson .\ndrew, laborer, r. ISJ Preston PI
Peterson Andrew, laborer, r. 1412* Pine
Peterson Andrew, marine fireman, r. 546 First
Peterson Andrew, painter, r. 724 Natoma
Peterso i Andrew, proprietor Second Street House, 115
Second
Peterson Andrew, seaman, r. 520 Howard
Peterson Andrew, ship carpenter, r. Alms House
Peters m Andrew, teamster, r. Eighth Av South nr K
Peterson Andrew H., porter, r. 4 Boston PI
Peterson Andrew I. (Kramer & Peterson) r. 626 Califoi-
nia
Peterson Andrew R., liquors, 160 Steuart
Peterson Andrew^ T. , porter, r 1822 Mason
Peterson Andrew T., painter, r. 13I1A Minna
Peterson Anna, widow, r. 1 Boardman PI
Peterson Anna, widow, r. 106 Shipley
Peterson Annie, domestic 137 Chestnut
Peterson Annie, domestic 1618 Jackson
Peterson Annie, widow, liquors, 8 Commercial
Peterson Annie K., nurse, r. 643 Howard
Peterson Anton G., jeweler, r. 912 Clay
Peterson Arion. milliman. r. 410 Seventh
Peterson Arthur, r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
Peterson Arthur S., proprietor New Telegraph Suibles.
112-118 New Montgomery, r. 337 Eddy
Peterson .\ugust, coop -r, r. 2209 Powell
Peterson August, longshoreman, r. 1104 Montgomery i
Peterson August, lumberman, r. 527 Eighth {
Peterson August, tailor, r. 713i Bush, rear
Peterson August B., dry goods', 252 Third, r. 10 Hamp-
ton PI
Peterson August F., tailor, 83 Stevenson, rear, r. 159
Clara
Peterson Augusta, domestic, 2000 Broadway
Peterson Belle Miss, collector, r, 503 Jones
SAIN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL inniS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET, Room 20
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215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission AO
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PALMER &, REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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Peterson Benjamin (Jorjfensen, Carlson & Peterson) r.
•2-23 Kearny
Peterson Bernard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Peterson Bernliaril, eoi>per, r. 418 Austin Av
Peterson Berrio, basketinaker, r. iO'2i De Har;i
Peterson Bertha, domestic ilil California
Peterson Betty, domestic, -^217 Cali ornla
Peter -on Brick Co., T. W. Peterson president, office
10 Post, works San Jose
J'eters )n Brienholt, driver, r. N s Twenty-fourth nr Po-
trero Av
Peterson Brothers (Heniy and Charles) boatmen Folsom
St Wharf
Peterson Carl B., machinist, r. 613a York
Petersen Carrie, domestic 224 Seventeenth
Peterson Casper, cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. Berkeley
Peterson Catherine, widow, liquor-i and coffee saloon,
14 Sacramento, r. 421 Greenwich
Peterson C. H., seaman, r. 229 East
Peterson Charles (Peterson Bros.) r. IB Folsom
Peterson (.Charles, car inspector, r. 1002 Harrison
Peterson Charles, carpenter, r. 240 Shotwell
Peterson Charles, carpenter, r. SE cor Anderson and
I'owhattiin
Peterson Charles, carriajfewa.sher, r. 112 Austin Av
Peterson Charles, clerk The Harry Unna Co., r. 1737
Market
Peterson Charles, cook, r. 260 Stevenson
Peterson Charles, laborer, r. 124 Gilbert
Peterson Charles, laborer, r. 7S4 Folsom
Peterson Charles, liqu )rs, 778 Harrison
Peterson Charles, marine fireman, r. I.'i2.^ Steuart
Peterson Charles, porter, r. 680 Howard
Peterson Charles, restaurant, 1001 Market, r. 4()') Ste\en-
son
Peterson Charles, seaman, r 110 Berry
Peterson Charles, shoemaker, 272 Stevenson
Peterson Charles A., shoemaker, 1207 Fillni')rc
Peterson Charles C, cooper, r. 709 Harrison
Peterson Charles E., silversmith, r. IGIO Green
Peterson Charles F., teamster, r. 12 Zoe
Peterson Charles H., clerk, r. 313 Pag-e
Peterson Charles K., longshoreman, r. 314 Day
Peterson Charles K. (Peterson & Marcus) r. 16 Bond
Peterson Charles S., compositor, r. 45.5 Tehama
Peterson Charl-s W., harnessmaker, r. 109 Oak
Peterson Charles W., pjrler, Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
Ea-st Oakland
Peterson Charles W., teamster, r. 1023 Tenth Av South
Peterson Christian, butcher, r. 1317 Seventh Av South
Peterson Christian, liquors, 746 Fourth
Peterson Chiistian, stevedore, r. 16 Bridge PI
Peterson Christian Miss, laundress, r. 146 Eleventh
Peterson Christian G. F., master schr Sailor Boy, office
42 Market, room 3, r. 36 Berkeley Av
Peterson Christopher, stevedore, r. 664J Howard
Peterson Clara, widow, r. 640 Castro
Peters^m Colin M. , planer, 534 California Av
Peter on Con H. (Valleau & Peterson) r. 2634 H.nvard
Peterson Conrad, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Peterson Daniel, butcher, r. 1412^ Pine
Peterson Daniel, clerk, r. 1412i Pine
Peterson Daniel, cooper, r. 1038^ Folsom
Peterson Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1038.i Folsom
Peterson David, tinsmith, r. 5.59 Eighth
Peterson Edgar, longshoreman, r. 2001 Dupont
Peterson Ed-ar A., printer, r. 109 Oak
Peterson Edward P., boatman, Folsom St Wharf No. 1,
r. 317 First
Peterson Edwin, lumberman Union Limiber Co., r. Ber-
keley
Peter wn E','idia, widow, r. 1027 Twentieth
Peterson Elizabeth, furnished rooms, 829 Folsom
Peterson Ellen, domestic 212.i California
'■(■tL-rson Eiuil, fisherman, r. 82 Everett
I '( -t erson Eniil, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR
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Telephone South 338.
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Peterson Emma, djmestic 1910 I'ierce
I>KIEK»»0.\ E.\1<:WALD, real estate, 314 Bush, r.
The California Hotel
Peterson lirnest, laborer, r. 314 J Ritch
Peterson Esham, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Peterson F., seamm sttnr Australia
Peterson Ferdinand C, city agent Commercial Union
Assurance Co. Limited, 301 California, r. 1C20
Broadway
l>ETeit!!»0.'V FEKDIXANO ti., secretary and treas-
urer The History Co., and cashier The Bancroft Co.,
r. 109 Oak
Peterson Francis, maltster, r. 670 Braiman
Peterson Frank, fisherman, r. 116 Berrv
Peterson Frank B. (Frank B. Peterson '& Co.) r. 1716 \ an
.Xess Av, Telephone East 676
Peterson Frank J5., salesman, r. 411 Green
■'I':TKK.<<0\ FK.W'K. B. l-O. (Frank B. Peter-
s 'ii) importers, wholesale grocers and provision
dealers. 32 California. Teleiihone Main 1055
I'eterson Fred, ph(jtograi)her, r. 403 Park Road
Peterson Frederick, bridgetender Fourth St. Bridge, r.
1112 .Minnesota
Peterson Frederick, unchinist, r. 348 Tenth
Peterson Freder'ck, master mariner, r. 2004 Dupont
Peterson Frederick, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut
Peterson Frederick E., r. 809 Clayton
Peterson Frederick 1., barber, 122 Seventh
Peterson Frederick T., clerk P. C. SS. Co.
Peterson G., cook stmf Alameda
Pet rson George, carpenter, r. 404 Franklin
Peterson George, fresco painter, r. 3008 California
Peterson George, shoemaker, r. 306a Lily Av
I'eterson George A., cigars and tobacco ioi Sixth, r. 232
Eighteentn
Peterson George A., paper cutter, r. 800 Kearny
Peterson George B., iiainter 210 Leavenworth
I'eterson George \V., with Allyn & White, r. 30 Clinton
Park
Peterson Gertrude, bookkeeper H. Huddlestjn & Co., r.
16 Folsom
Peterson G. L., gripman, r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
Peterson Godfried, carpenter, r. 12J Casselle Av
I'eterson Gustaf, machine hand, r. 637 Folsom
Peterson Gustav H. C, 3J assistant engineer strar Ore-
gon, r. 2810 Geary
Peterson Gustave (Poetsch & Peterson) r. 3O05 Harrison
Peterson Gustave, contractor, r. 115 Eighth
Peterson Gustave, laborer, r. .504 Third
I'eterson Gustave, tailor, r. 8 Sixth
Peterson Gustavus H. , r. 109 Oak
Peterson Hannah, widow, r. 1423 Market
Peterson Hannah Mrs., lodgings, 12 Sacramento
Peterson Hans, seaman, r. 5 Center PI
Peterson Andrew, laborer, r. 124 Gilbert
Peter on Andx'ew, laborer, r. 303 Davis
Peterso i Andrew, cook, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Peter-on Huns P., soapmaker, r. 1104 Potrero Av
Peterson Harry, carpenter M. Hansen & Co.
Peterson Henry (Peterson Bros.) r. 419 Harrison
I'eterson Henry, laborer, r. Alms House
Peterson Henry, master mariner, r. 14 Sacramento
Peterson Henry, painter, r. 786^ Harrison
Peterson Henry, paperhanger, r. 43 Sixth
Peterson Henry, team.ster, r. 510 Ninth
I'eterson Henry, tinsmith, r. 559 Eiahth
Peterson Heiu-\ F., driver, r. 510 Ninth
Peterson Henry W., butcher, r. 510 Ninth
Peterson Hilda", domestic 102J Pine
Peterson Hihiiu, domestic 426 Schrader
Peterson Hu^h, butcher, r. First Av .South bet Ken-
tucky and .M
PETERStO.X l\.i L.. shorthand, 44 Mills Bldg, Tth
Hoor, Telephone .Mam 63, , r. 2486J Market
Peterson .1., waiter stmr San Bias
Peterson .Jiicob, bookkei ))er, r. 56 South Park
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Peterjoii .Jai oh, master mariner r. 718 Filbert
Peterson Jacob, teimster Ore^ m Ini;). Co.
Peterson Jacob, \ ineirar maker, r. 525 Chestnut
Peter on James, laborer, r. 114^ Folsum
Peterson James, waiter, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Peterson James H. , shipping clerk Del Monte Milling
Co., r. Oakland
Peterson James P., bay and river freighting, 56 Steuart,
r. W s Eighth Av South nr H
Peterson J. JtJ., collector, r. 20S Edfiy
Peterson J. Christian, hospital attendant U. S. Marine
Hospital
Peterson Jens B., seaman, r. 45J Clinton
Peterson Jesse H., clerk German Am. Ins. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Peterson Jessie M. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary
Scho 1, r. 137 Dou Jas
Peters jn J. M., carpenter, r. SE cor Bennington and
Ellert
Peters<jn John (Osimaa & Peterson) r. 106 Stuart
Peterson John, blacksmith, r. 108 .\rIington
Peterson John, butcher, r. 1412J Pme
Peters n John, carpenter, r. 321 Green
Peterson John, clerk, r. 149 Nmth
Peterson John, deckhand stmr Tiburon
Peteison John, d ckhaud, r. 131 East
Peterson John, dishwasher, r. 837 Folsom
Peterson John, domestic 2411 Howard
Peterson John, flagman, r. W s Chapulttpec nr Cortland
Av
Peteison John, laborer Stanffer k Co., r. Fruitvale
Peterson John, laborer, r. N s Rich'land Av, Holly Park
Peterson John, laborer, r. 2710 Minnesota
Peterson John, laborer, r. 928 Thirteenth Av South
Peterson John, laborer, r. 1103 .Montgomery
Peterson John, liquors, SW cor Railroad Av and Eighth
Av South
Peterson John, master schr T. Alonzo, oflBce Third St.
Wharf
Peterson John, oyster ton^er, r. Millbrae
Peterson John, pastor Scandinavian Gospel Hal], r.
1131^ Mission
Peterson John, seaman, r. HO Berry
Peterson John, shoemaker, r. 493 Fourth
Peterson John, shoemaker, r. 510 Howard
Peterson John, sugar refiner, r. 131 Shipley
Peterson Jo m, t ilor, r. 1039 .Minna
Peterson John, tanner, r. 1340 Si.xth Av South
Peterson John A., deckhand, r. 2 Washington
Peterson John A., seaman, r. 5J Freel m
Peterson John C. , laborer, r. 4o5a Tehama
Peterson John C, lon'^'shoreman, r. 11^3 Howard
Peterson John H., tailor, 803 Montgomery
Peterson John J., seaman, r. 229 East
Petei-son John N., driver, r. 1429 Polk
Peterson John T., tailor, r. Oakland
Peterson John W., machinist, r. 1821 Greenwich
Peterson Josephine, domestic 3342 Clay
Peterson Julius, tanner, 160 Steuart
Peteison Julius, manager Caro Bros, r. 734 Pine
Peters n Kate widow, r. 1125.^ Filbert
Peterson Lars, r. 722 Harrison
Peterson Lars, cook, r. 8 Jackson
Peterson Lars, laborer, r. San Bruno Av nr Twenty-
eighth
Peterson Lars, master mariner, r. 116 Perry
Peterson Lars A., tailor, 8 Sixth, r. 1522 Bush
Peterson Lars F., cutter, r. 403 Park Road
Peterson Lawrence, gripman. r. 1413 Guerrero
Peterson Lawrence E., bartender, r. 828 Haight
Peterson Lawrence J., master schr W. S. Pheljis, r. Oak-
land
Peterson Lewis, model maker, 225 Market, r. 1301
Guerrero
Peterson Loftus W., machinist, r. 1929 San Carlos Av
Peterson Louis, bartender, r. 1308 Montgomery
Peterson Louis, butcher, r. 658 Jessie
Peterson Louis, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Peterson Louis, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Rhode Island
Peterson Lou s, manager S. F. Tool Wks, 346 Tenth, r
343 Tenth
Peterson Louis, stenographer Cross, Ford, Kelly & Ab-
bott, r. 403 Park Road
Peterson Louis N., porter Lowell's Warehouse, r. Fruit-
vale
Peterson L. Peter, wirerope maker, r. 2914 Larkin
Peterson Martin, baker, r. 703 Howard
Peterson Slartin. laborer, r. 772J Hariison
Peterson Martin, painter, r. 13 54 Twenty-sixth
Peterson Mary, domestic 1816 Vallejo
Peterson Mary Mrs., r. 442 J Ninth
Peterson Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1412^ Pine
Peterson Matilda, domestic, r. 2000 Broadway
Peterson Neil M., waiter, r. 665 Howard
Peterson Nels, baker, r. 14 Jackson
Pe erson Nels P., cook, r. 327 Broadwav
Peterson NdsT. (N. T. Peterson & Bro.") r. 342 McAllis-
ter
Peterson Nicholas, painter, r. 219 Tenth
Peterson N. P.,blacksniitti, r. 108 Ariinyton
PETGKsiO.N' .\. T. A BKOTIIEK (Nils T. and Peter
W.) proprietors Golden Gate Steam Dye Works, 342
McAllister
Peterson Ole, laborer, r. 1500a Howard
Peterson Ole, longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
Peterson Ole, team-ter, r. Ninth Av nr Point Lobos AT
Peterson Oliver J., drayman, r. 9 Adair
Petersv.n 01 f E., liquors and restaurant, 10 Jackson
Peterson Olof P., r. 527 J Geary
Peterson Oscar, bartender, r. 228 Minna
Peterson Oscar, cabinetmaker, r. 455a Tehama
Peterson Oscar, ironer, r. 1602 Dolores
Peterson Oscar P., deckhand, r. 263 Minna
Peterson Otto, fisherman, r. 116 Berry
Peterson Otto, seaman, r. U Clay
Peterson Otto W. , compositor, r. 640 Castro
Peterson P., grill worker, r. 426 O'Farrell
Peterson Park, clerk Hugo Fuehs
Peterson I'aul. driver Nathan, Dohrman & Co.
Peterson Pauline, ci-.rars and tobacco, Broadway Vfbarf
No. l,r. 2011 Dupont
Peterson Peter (Peterson & Jacobson) and restaurant,
621 Kearny, r. 2709 Sutter
Peterson Peter, bartender, r. 16 Virginia PI
Peterson Peter, carpenter, r. Alms House
Peterson Peter, cook, r. 600 Pine
Peterson Peter, deckhand, r. 158 Drumm
Peterson Peter, driver, r. 1214 Folsom
Petersiin Peter, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. 14 Michigan
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. E s Filth Av South bet I and J
Peterson Peter, lineman Auxiliary Fire Alarm, r. 527f
Geary
Peter-on Peter, longshoreman, r. 8 Drumm
Peterson Peter, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
Peterson Peter, longshoreman, r. 31d Gilbert
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. Alms House
Peterson Peter, scanan, r. 160 Steuart
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 326 Brannan
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 347 Fremont
Peterson Peter seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Peterson Peter, waiter, r. Sailors' Home
Peterson Peter A. (Ohlson & Peterson) r. 152 Ninth
Peterson Peter A., stableman, r. 1629 Pine
Peterson Peter C., conduotor, r. 1705 Turk
Peterson Peter C, pressman, r. 327 Broa<lway
Peter on Peter C, seaman,' 10 Moulton PI
Peterson Peter F., laborer, r. 543 Palto Alto Av
Peterson Peter G. (Peterson & Schenip) r. 244 Shotwell
Peters. m Peter W. (N. T. Peterson & Bro.) r. 342 McAl-
lister
Peterson Peter W., laborer, r. 1806 Folsom
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I'eter^jon Ralph, laboi
Rhode Island
Peterson Samuel, r. Bush and Polk
I'eter Samuel O. foreman S. F. Candle Co.,:
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
20-24 K(
I'eterson Saniuel O. Mrs., r. 638 Filbert
Peterson Sarah, widow, r. 711 Harrison
Peterson Seabury B. (Peterson & Levy) r. 1710 Van Ness
Av
Peterson Sivert, r. 95 Precita Av,
l'et«rson Soren B., shipowner and commission merchant
and president Chiguik Bay Packing Co., S2b Cali-
fornia, r. 1716 Van Ness Av, Telephone Kast «7()
Peterson Svan, laborer, r. 1776J Folsom
Peterson Swen. I. , tanner, r. 160 Steuart
Peterson T., asst bridgekeeper Fourth street bridge
i'eterson Theodore H. , bartender, r. 522 Pine
Peterson Theodore W., president Peterson Brick Co.,
office 16 Post, r. San Jose
I'eterson Theresa, domestic 624 Golden Gate Av
Peterson liiomas H., e.xpressman, r. 308 Minna
Peterson Tony, shoemaker, r. 321 Bush
Peterson Walter, laborer, r. 631 Stevenson
Peterson Wa'ter A., driver, r. 337 Eddy
Peterson William, seaman, r. 222 Filbert
I'eterson William C. (Peterson & Christiensen) r. 52S Pa-
cific
I'eterson William J., barber, 629 Union, r. 1321i Stock-
ton
Peterson Winifred, widow, r. 12 Bartol
Peterson & Christensen (William C. Petersen and Niels
W. Christensen, liquors, 901 Kearny
Peterson & Jacobson (Peter Peterson and Jens Jacob-
son) proprietors Maison Doree Bakery, 217 Kearny
Peterson & Co. (Miss Alice Peterson and Mrs. Mollie Ny-
man) dressmakers, 120.i Polk
Peterson & Levy (Seabury B. Peterson and Percy L
Levy) cigars and tobacco, 210 Kearny
Peterson & Marcus (Siegfried Marcus and Charles R.
Peterson) proprietors Pioneer Soap Co., 220 Cali-
fs rnia, room 8
Peterson & Schemp (Peter O. Peterson and J. Frederick
Schemii) mnfrs furniture, cor Seventeenth and Fol-
8^" Peterson. See Pederson, Petersen and Petterson
Pelinelli Aloysius Rev., assistant rector St. Teresa(R. C.)
Church, r. 723 Tennessee
Petit Alexander, baker, r. 130| Fourth
Petit H., r. 1516 Powell, rear
Petit Henry, coal passer stmr Alameda
Petit Henry C. , teamster, r. 2636 Bush
Petit John, marine engineer, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Petit John, sugar refiner, r. 706 Bryant
Petit Joseph, laborer, r. 14 Zoe
Petit Julius, conductor, r. 10 Parker Av
Petit Theophilus, cook, r. 156 Tehama
Petit Thomas, waiter, r. 311 Montgomery Av
Pe'itt William, laborer, r. 1315 Page
Petitt William H., piano tuner, r. 909| Eighteenth
Petorin George, fireman, r. 917 Jessie
Petrali Charles, coal oil dealer, r. 6,V Union PI
Petran H., pantryman, r. 809 Filbert
Petrasich Christopher, cook, r. 138 Fourth
Petri Araadeo, cigars and tobacco, 1427i Dupont
Petri Angelo, proprietor City of Rome Bakery, 117 Fran-
Petri Arnold, soaimiaker, r. E s York nr Santa Clara
Petri Cherubina Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 1407 Uujiont,
r. 1409a Dupont
Petri Frederick D. (Petri & Bole) and proprietor Colum-
bia Hotel, r. 18 First
Petri George, farmer, r. 18 First
Petri Peter J., cement finisher, r. 2 Hyde PI
Petri R. & Co. (Raffiello Petri and Erraenegildo Bos-
chetti) projuietors New Toscano Hotel, 526 Broad-
way
Petri Raifaello (R. Petri & Co.) r. 626 Broadway
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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I'etri & Bole (Frederick I). Petri and Harman Bole) pro-
prietors (Columbia Hotel Saloon, 18 First
Petric Louis (Petnc & Bastohan) r. 928 Larkin
I'etric & Bastohan (Louis Petric and John Bastohan) res-
taurant, 928 Larkin
Petrich Charles, teamster, r. 1325 Natoma
Petrie Edward J., waiter, r. 119 Silver
Petrie Frank B., physician and surgeon, office anil r. 211
California South
Petrie James C, machinist, r. 464 Bryant
Petrie Margaret, widow, r. 230 Turk
g:^ Petrie. See Pi try
Petrig Kasper, milktr, r. 433 Pine
Petriiiella PeJro, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Petrocchi Maiisnulti, laborer) r. 1616 Powell, rear
PETKOS<IIK.l IvMIL, ladies' tailor, 829^ Sutter
53r PetrosiliUa. Srt- Piiitrowski and Pitroski
Petrovich Niccjlas, i.aiitryman, r. Sailors' Home
Petrovich Samuel S., manager Overland Packing C4)., r.
Oakland
Petrovich Theophilus, bartender, r. NW cor Sansume
and Washington
I'etrvisich John, restaurant, 15 Park Av, r. 232 Miiniii
Petry .\dolph, contractor, r. 444 Elizabeth
Petry Henry, butcher, r. 143 Third
Petry John, cutler Will & Finck Co., r. Alameda
Petrj' Max, laborer, r. 1016 Bryant
grS" Petry. See Petrie
Petsch Conrad, machinist, r. 1261 Eighteenth
Petsch Henrv C, machinist, r. 927 Vallejo
Petsch John C, machinist, 105 Beale, r. 1261 Eighteenth
g^ Petsch. See Poetsch
Pettee Alexander G., entry clerk Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 2505 Leavenworth
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 2505 Leavenworth
Pettee John, Jr., commission merchant, r. 2505 Leaven-
worth
BS" Pettee. See Petit., Pettit and Petty
I'ettenati Frank, clerk S. Romani & Co., r. 120 Bernard
Pettenati Johanna C, widow, r. 612 Filbert
I'etterson Andrew J., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific
Petterson Charles I., janitor, r. 65 Golden Gate Av
Petterson Frank, plumber, r. 1906 Powell
Pettersjn Frederick,' laborer, r. 1112 MinnesoU
Petterson George, clerk, r. 912 Ellis
Petterson Harrv J., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific
Petterscm Howard, clerk Robert R. Hill, r. 2326 Fillmore
Petterson Kiiiit B., fisherman, r. 26 Folsom
Petterson Jlarlin, plumbing, 1404 Pacific
Petterson Nils, lod,'ings, S s Tonquin nr Baker
Petterson O. H., pnysician and surgeon, office and r.
2326 Fillmore
Petterson Oliver T., clerk, r. 2326 Fillmore
Petterson Reinhold (Petter.-on & Carlson) r. 29 Ninth
Petterson Sophia, domestic 2225 Broadway
Petterson * Carlson (Reinhold Petterson and Oscar Carl-
son) iiicture frames and cigars, 29 Ninth
1^" Petterson. See Pederson, Petersen and Peterson
Petersson George, porter, r. 1809 Taylor
Peterzon Ernest G., watchman, r. 13J Auburn
Pettes William E., mnfrs agent, 41 Phelan Bldg, r. Ala-
meda
Pettigrew Andrew J., marine fireman, r. 314 First
Pettiifrew Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Eveiimg
School, r. 412 Cole
Pettigrew George D., bookkeeper Thoniiis & Kahn, r.
412 Cole
Pettigrew John M. M., salesman Hippolite Dutard. r. 412
Cole
Pettigrew Percv B., bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co., r. 412
Cole
Pettigrew Sarah V., widow, r. 1321 (ieary
Pettigrew W. J. Mrs., r. 412 Cole
tur Pettigrove. See Pettygrove
Pettingill William E., shoemaker, r. 36 Zoe
Pettis Edward L., clerk Wa en & Lanktree, r. Oakland
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Petti? Ge>r=,'e H., prir.ttr, r. 1(514 Guerrer.>
Pettis GrauilleS, clerk Fire Assn of Philadelphia, r.
Oikluii'l
Pettii jLu>', w'iJow, r. 415 Xatonia
PETTK WILLIAM H., Supreme Royal Guardian
R\va' Fratemal Guirdians, 32S Montgomery, room
l:s,"r. tMkUnd
Pettil Edw a, r. blS P.iwell
Pettit Ge»r^, seumaii, r. 63U Twentieth
Pettit Hirry, traveiiiii;- salesman, r. OolJ Twentieth *
Pettit M I. . ['::■--' A.i'.. a c and r. 1420 Hi.'.vard
1 -• - ; Twentieth
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!• .t Co., r. (.hikland
l*t. k:i i i...«»iii.i. -'i. G. Pettitt) r. 9»; Wood, c>ak-
PETTITT J. G. (George Pelting sar-
c;- »or lo Celtitt A >Ve*t. niillwrigtals and
enyiueeri, elt-vator Mork.«, Sio .Mission.
T»-lepboue Main •">M:
PcUicii waiter, viniijlier, r. i>[ Minna
PETTCS THOMAS A., president and manager C.»-
I.TLi" -1 Mi!! <■.).. r^jg Brannan, r. Berkeley
Prt y v.! Lider L., teamster, r. 417 Grove
'<■-'■■ 1. ..T, clerk Pac. TeL and Tel. Co., r. 417
!' • _ s. r. 417 Grove
i ■ : ■ '■ icksmith, 215 Mission, r. Fruit%-ale, Cal.
V-.t 1.. teaii.ster. r. 62l> L<x-ust Av
r : 1 Mieksmith John Petty, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
y • ' ;u. {uiuter, r. 417 Grove
,- Se- Pei tit. Petit and Pettee
;■ ■-.-. . Ir 7icis W., salesman J. A. Folger & Co.
^ id >rge \V., sns engineer, r. 17^ Devisader>>
!• ;ur;t>, r. 1017 Florida
PcizHu-cr ..ic.^li r., iilot stmr T. C. Walker
PETZOLI* AIJ<;t6T, cooperage. 3 Chambers and ->T-
29 P.r.ialway, Telephone Main .i014, r. SW cor Hattie
iry. ma.hiiie hand Calitomia Mill, r. 42.^
IVtz ■' '. H> iiiy, musician, r. 402 Sanchez
Pc"? •; i M iiu e Miss, with Julius Uietrich, r. 402 San-
chez .
e9~ Petzold. See Paetzold
Pealeeka Frederick, draugbtsmau, r. 14 Bonita
Peule'ki Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Bonita
Peuser Ott... Irarber, r. :307 Jones
Peutz Atine, widow, r. 238 Bartlett
Peutz Henry, butcher, r. 907 Minna
Pew El; W., ci>:ui>ositor, r. 253 Minna
PEW JOH\ W., mining secretarv. 310 Pine, rtwm*
I.'V-IT, r. S^n«-«lito
ey Ptw. rft^ pugii
Pey J:>sei)h. i«irter, r 13 Scutt PI
Peyre .\n,-n.~tine C, p')rter, r. 700 San Jose .\\
Pe>Te B-izile, laborer, r. Sixth Av South ur P
Peyrc Odiste, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
PEYRE JEAM, lifinor importer and native wine pro-
ducer, SW c.>r Market and Twelfth, r. 10 Elgin Park
Av
Peyre .1., driver, r. W s Misson Road nr Onondaga Av
Peyrv Lion, liquors, 153 Valencia
Peyrefitte Eteinne, cleaning and dyeing, 1803| Union
Peyret Joseph, waiter, r. 110 Trenton
Pev^«r Abnham L., manager Co'umbian Woolen Mill*.
211 Moiitg..mer>'. r. 141S Page
Peyser \niia Mr:*., dretssmaker, r. 1507 Bnchanan
Pey>er Charles, c .Hector, 530 California, room 32. r. 421
FairO.:>
Pejrtt- r»-ir.i Mrs., proprietor Hotel Montrose, SE cor
Villi Xe*s Av and Geary
Peyser Uany M., travelinz salesman Pac. Butehen'
Supyly Co., r. 414 G.ilden Gate Av
Peyser Henry, sjieclal ..ffi.-«>r. r. 322 Clementina
Belvedere
r -^i^ll?
Peyser Jao>b, sale^mm Adolph Schwartz, r. -SHi Third
Pevser Lf.uis, tail.jr, 789 San Jose .\v, r. 226 Thirtieth
Peyser Maurice, r. 609 Pine
Peyser Morris, clerk Beruhard Mattress Co., r. 1226 Gol-
den Gate Av
Peyser WiUiam F., r. 367 Market
K^ Peyser. See Peiser and Pyser
Pe\ tavin I'elphine. laundress, "r. 423J Turk
Peyton Cornelius H., fruits, and vegetables. li»il H>.«-i.rd
Peyton Leroy, cashier Western Meit Co.
Pezanuo Antonio, laborer, r. 4 Sonora
Pezanno Joseph, tailor. 1213 Powell
Pezzolo Joseph, groceries, 22o6 Greenvricb
Pe/.zolo Rosie, clerk Louis Leggnetto, r. 2236 Greenwich
Pfaar George, bartender, r. 735 EUlis
Piaeffle Ernst H., butcher, r. 1 Belvedere
Pfaeffle Eugene E. P., groceries. 1833 Market, r. 1837
Market
Pfaeffle Henrv , butcher, r. 1 Belved-re
Pfaeffle Henrv G., butcher, lo39 Market
PfaefHe Robert W., chemist Mack i Co., r.
Piaendlar Ant->!i. sausageinaker, 162 Xinth
Piaendler Albert, brewer, r. 1435b Miss on
PfaS Albert R., upholsterer. 1826 Devi^vl
Sacramento
Pfaff Annie, widow, r. 1023 Post
Pfaff Frank S.. teamster, r. 29 Lilv Av
Pfaff Henrv. r. 1620 Turk
Pfaff .lohn F.. clerk X. Van Bergen & tVj.. r. 615 FiU-
iiiore
Pfaff L..ju:s. cleaning and dveing, 907 LarkiD, r. Park
H..tel
Ifaff Th.>nias R.. porter, r. 1620 Turk
Ifaff Valentine, machinist, r. 621 Commercial
Ilaff William, restaurant, 616 Sacramento
Pfaffenherg John, bartender, r. 106 Williains
Pfahlert Julius, clerk H. Gardes, r. 701 Hyde
Pfanz Frederick, liquors, 624 Clay
Pfarrer Alexander R , ean<enter,"r. 1029 Xoe
Pfarrer Benedict, pruprietor Hotel Midwinter Fair, r. 906
Twentv-Erst
I^fMTer Charles T., l»ookkeeper Bank of California, r. 90»
Twenty-first
Ifeffer Oaniel. baker, r. 711 Cnion
Pfeiffer Albert, printer, r. »:-S Fell
Pieiffer Antone. machinist, r. 136 Fair Oaks
Pfeiffer Carrie Miss, voealisl. r. 4 Leonard PI
Pieiffer Edward J., salesman G. W. Shreve, r. 1815 Su
Carl.>s .\v
Pfeiffer Fmnk, barber, r. 100 McAllister
Pfeiffer Frederick, shoemaker. 308 Fell
Pieiffer tteorge. baker, r. 7 William
P.'eiger George, ojok. r. 2i>14 Folsom
Pi'eiffer Geonre. Jr.. pltuuber. r. 2014 Folsom
Pfeiffer Henry, butcner, r. S s Tenth .\t South nr P
Pieiffer John W., locksmith, r. 713i Union
Pfeiffer Joseph, c-ook, r. 906 Pacific
Pieiffer Louis, shoemaker, 2| Lius^at, r. 507 Haigfat
Pfeiffer Louis W., hamessmaker, r. 713| Union
Pieiffer Marv Mrs., midwife, r. 2014 Folsom
Pfeiffer Marv M. Mrs., r. 136 Fair Oaks
Pieiffer Morris P.. derk Pac. Mail SS. Co.. r. 214 Third
Pieiffer Philip, waiter, r. 1309 Kearny
Pieiffer Rudolph, steward, r. 419 Vallev
Pfeffer WUliam, jacker, r. 30iS Fell ,
Iff- Pfeiffer. See Pfieffer i
Pfeil A., musician, r. 925 Post -J
Pfennig Helen, domestic 1410 Fulton ■•
Ifenninger H. i Co. (Herman and Leonard E. Pfennin- '
Iter) candy mnfrs, 1910 Market
Pfenniuger Herman (H. Pfenuinger & Co.) r. 191»
Market
Pfenuinger Herman, engineer W. W. Montague k Co.,
Oakland
Wenninger John, laborer, r. 656 Jessie
Pfenni'.L'cr Le-Mianl E. (U. Pfennintrer A: Co.> r. 1910
Market
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Telephone Mission AO
f=>WOnrO APPARATUS T. p. ANDREWS
r-'f-l^«* 1 'w/ SUPPLIES
109 Montgomery St.
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PFIMTKR .1. .1., president J. J. PHster Knitting Co.,
120 ;>;Utor, r. 2208 Jones
rFISI'ivi; ,1. .1. KNITTIKK €0., J. J. Pfister
I'lesideiit, .). (). Gantner sceretary, manufacturers
kiiitteii ^'ooiis, liathiuf,' suits, underwear, etc, 12o
Sutter, tartories 410-412 Polk
PtisterJohn M., with National Life Ins. Co., r. 611 Kcll
Pflster Nelson Mrs., teacher music, r. 404 Franklin
Pfister Roy, machinist Kisdon I. and L. VVks, r. Oakland
Pfizer Charles & Co. (New York* Joseph A. Durand
agent, 32J Front
Pliziiaier Ch irles, ])ai>ercarrier, r. 440 Natoma, rear
Priaumb.ium Carl, foreman M. Blunienthal & Co., r. 73k
Creen
Pflider Charles, steward, r. 424 Minna
Pflue;<er August, tailor, r. H20 Dolores
«?■ I'ttue^er. See Fluj,'^'er
l*rtuij;er Anna, widow, liquors, 72!) Brannan
Pfliircr Edward J., salesman F. N Woods & Co., r. Oak-
land
Pflii'^'ec- William, cook, r SE cor Howard and Main
PfliU'cr William H., nnllhand, r. 729 Brannan
l*l-'0»R .lUilX, real estate agent, 32J Montgonierv, r.
113 Eddv
Pfrieni Alois, clerk Henrv Pottker, r. 2517 Bush
Piuhl Kniil A. (H. R. Pmhl & Co.) r. 181« Lvon
Piuhl Henrv R. (ri. R. Pluhl & Co.) r. 1017 Lyon
P.uhl H. R. & Co. (Henry R. and Emil A. Pfuhl) niiifrs
agents, 1617 Lyon
Prund Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 221 Turk
Pfund Louis, r. 110 Hyde
Pfund Louis, blacksmith, r. 101 Madison Av
Pfund Theodore, secretary S. F. Tageblatt Association.
G33 Merchant, r. 221 Turk
Pfyl Xa\ ier, milker, r. 20 San Bruno Av
Pffoetz Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1223 Mission
Pgoetz L >uis (Aicher & Goetz) r. 525.J Valencia
Phair .Vnnie, widow, r. 26S Tehama
Phair Edward, piiinter, r. 1741 Mission, rear
Phair H.irrv.'r. 1741 Mission, rear
Phiir John salesman, r. 2S26 Bush
Phair Robert U., r. 1004 Tennessee
1^" Pliair. See Fair
Ph iiikueh John, cellarniui, r. 120b Shotwell
Pharion Frelerick M., bakery, 634 Grove
Pharo Jamus E., frei-fht ci.Ilector P. C. S.S. Co., r. Oak-
land
Pharo Joel H., delivery clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. Oakland
Pharo John, carpenter and builder, 77 We-t Mission, r.
71 West Missi n
Phcal Esther, wido a-, r. 348 Grove
Phelan Alfred M., blacksmith, r. 8 J Sheridan
Phelan Annie Miss, c )mpositor, r. 8J Sheridan
Phelan Annie E., r. 8J Sheridan
Phelan Anthom, p.iinter, r. 1220 Powell
PHGlil.V BMiniW, Robert McElroy agent, junc-
tion Market, O Farrell and Grant Av, office room 4
I'liclan Catherine, widow, r. 113'> Eighteenth
Phelan Charles, F., clerk, r. 90) Greenwich
Mielan Edward X. P., delivery clerk Pac. Postal T. C.
PHELAN GEORGE W., .»...».,.
>vag<>n »acl trncK maninr»ctarer, rfpalr-
ins in all lt« brant-hi-^ l>roiiiptIy doue,
•r>:.t;:i!» Krvitnt nr Fifth
PHELAN GREGORY J., ,...,..«.»
aad sarcpon. Iionrs k t<> » A. .H.. Vi.30 to
t. and 6 to 7.:J9 P. M., olHt-e aad r. 11 Van
Ne.ss Av
Phelan Henri du R., interne l". S. Marine Hospital,
Presidio Reservation
Phelan Henrv G., inspector Custom House, r. 18 Clara
PHELAN JANK!^ (estate of > :<01 Plielan Bldg
Phelau James, laborer, r. 2or>4 Geary
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"P umbers" in Business Directory.
BEST BEER ON EgRT? ^n\t
^* TBE inOST POPOLflJ =
Phelan James Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Valencia
Phelan James & Sons (Lynn, Mass.) E. R. Mauzy agent,
19 Battery
PIIKLA.V .lA.MKN D., capitalist, 301 Phelan Bldg, r
SW ci>r Seventeenth and Valencia, Telephone Main
lfi4«
Phelan James F., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r. New West-
ern Hotel
Phelan John, boilennaker, r. 1817 Union
Phelan John, coachman 218 Ilaight
Phelan John, laborer, r. 1120 Folsom
Phelan John, laborer, r. 1328 Natoma
Phelan John J., r. 10 Louisa
Phelan John J., clerk Mack & Co., r. 553 Folsoni
Phelan Joseph, milker, r. Mission Road nr Six Mile
Plielun Louis, bookkeeiier First National Bank, r. 11 Van
Ness Av
Phelan .M. L Miss, r. SW c'>r Seventeenth and Valencia
Phelan Martin, miner, r. 1410 Napa
Phelan Nicholas, hotel runner, r. 427 Broadway
Phelau Patrick, r. 18 Cara
Phelan Peter P., boilennaker, r. 5")3-Folsom
Phelan T. , baker American Biscuit Co.
Phelan Thom is, laborer, r. 553 FoLsom
Phelan Thomas, real estate, r. (i'Si Commercial
Phelan Timothy F., watchman, r. 2208 Pine
Phelan William, driver, r. 320 Fulton
Phelan William, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 437i Harri-
Phelan William J., carrier Post Office, r. 2208 Pine
Phelan William J., woodsawyer, r. 112J Lilj- Av
Phelan William M., waiter, r. 42;ii Harrison
Its' Phelan. See Philan
Phelps A. E. (estate of) office 15 Drumm
PUELPiS .ALA!V*iOX H.. pr-siJeut Phelps i: Arnold,
220-222 .Mission, r. 1510 Jones
Phelps .\lbert A., b.)okkeeper, r. 1510 Jones
Phelps Asa H., managers W. S. Phelps & Co., 15
Druniin, r. l.'>07 Jones
PHELPS BROTHERS. .-.„„
pianos, organs, etc., .Hi ocvisadero
Phelps C. A., salesman Prii.'e Baking Powder Co., r. Pas-
Phelps Cecilia M., widow, r. 428* Fell
Phelps Charles L, clerk, r. 1513 Sacramento
Phelps Daniel T., shipsraith, r. 35 Dorland
Phelps E., salesman W. S. Nolan & Co., r. 74 Ninth
Phelps Edwin A. (Pheli)s & Miller) r. Alameda
Phelps E4win C, hookkeepc-, r. 1511 Jones
Phelps Frank A., ma-hinist W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1507
Jones
Phelps Frederick T. , salesman Hale Bros. , r. 821 Turk
Phelps George, r. 313 Devisadero
Phelps George H. , salesman W. C. Price & Co., r. 139
Bartlett
Phelps George T., mechanic, r. 1713 Green
Phelps George W. , train master S. P. Co. (Coast Division)
r. San Carlos Cal.
Phelps Hiram N., agent Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.
233i Chattiinoog-a
Phelps 3ames C, salesman The Stuparich Mnfr Co., r.
103 Nineteenth
Phelps John, laborer, r. 17 M;ulison Av
Phelps John A., real estate, r. Oriel Hotel
Phelps John B., watchmin, r 240S Sixth
Phelps John G., te.imster Tubbs Cordage Co., r. East
Oakland
Phelps John R., draughtsman, r. 2135 Pine
Phelps Josephine H. .Mrs., teacher Rincoii Grammar
School, r. 826 Green
Phelps Laura .A.., widow, r. 1118 Leavenworth
Phelps Louis J., examiner U. S. Custom House, r. 31 :l
Devisadero
Pheliis Mantifacturing Co., office 15 Dnnnm
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep DLsease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per nonth, or 5oId Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
Perrier-jQuet & Go. Clanipagiie '*
CA I HH UKT special.
B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
438 CALIFORNIA STREET
Phelps Mayor T., laborer, r. 12 Card Alley
PHELP!!!! !VE1L 8. president San Francisco Business
Collese, 1236 Market, r. Battle Creek, Mich.
Pheljts Sarah E., widow, r. 1507 Jones
Phelps Timothy G., president Blue Lakes Water Co., 202
Sansome, room 2, r. Belmont, Cal.
Phelps Walter J., accountant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
313 Devisadero
Phelps W. C, compositor Examiner
Phelps William H., r. 1511 Jones
PIIELPl!^ mLL1.4M S. (W. S. Phelps & Co.) r. 1511
Phe'ps Winner M., sale
Overman Wheel Co. , r. 510
and (estate of) A.
' = PHELPS >V.. X. »V<'0. (Will
- O K. I'hf!]isi ship niiths, IM-ir. Uniinin
UJ "5 Pheliis W. W., nienlKiiit. r. Mew Western Hotel
g ^ PHELPS & ARNOLD, .«e„...r. ..
>-^ ^ fLiisiin .i ■'ii<-ii>», .ii.tiisoii II. Phelps
t^ president, iron iiM'r«ii:»iUs and imiXMfer.s
O refined l»ars, lioops and bands, iron pipe
and tittiiiKs, TH}-'i'i'i nissiuii. Telepiione
^ . PHELPS" & MILLER, ,Ha.,.„ ..
-^ i'lielps) iiiana<>erKi-.a«terii iiianiilaetnrerK,
^ CD IIS-|->0 Sutter. Telephone Haiu 1440
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE OF
Gorham IManufacturing Co.,
Silversmiths and manufacturers of the cele-
brated " Gorham Plate."
Middletown Plate Co..
Manulacturers of Quadruple Plated Ware.
Rogers & Hamilton Co.,
^Manufacturers of Fine Plated Flatware.
Hand Bu mi shed.
E. N. Welch Manufacturing Co.,
The celebrated Welch Clocks.
Boston Clock Co.,
Manufacturers of Fine Carriage and Mantel
Clocks, Gilt, Marble and Onyx. New York
J. F. Fradley & Co.,
Gold and Silver-head Canes and Umbrellas.
T. 6. Hawkes & Co.,
Manufacturers of Fine Cut Glass Goods.
Corning, N. Y.
Martin Copeland & Co.,
Gold Chains.
Day & Clark,
Bead Necks and Jewelry— strictly 14k.
Krementz & Co.,
Manufacturers of Fine Jewelry. New York.
Larter, Elcox & Co.,
Manufacturers of Gold Rings, etc. New York
Diamonds and ) We carry a large stock.
American Watchesi Waltham, Elgiu, Howard.
116-120 Sutter Street
PHELPS & MILLER, Managers.
Phemester Walter B., liquors, 538 Fourth, r. 103 Freelon
PHENIX INiSURANCE CO. (of Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Browai, Craig & Co. general agents, 407-409 Mont-
gomery
Phenix Mining and Milling Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
PHILADELPHIA BOARD MARINE ll.^DER*
WRITERS, Oliver EldrWge agent, 303 California,
room 18
PHIL.ADELPHIA BREWERY, 228-240 Second
Philadelphia House, Mrs. John Knack proprietor, 421-
.423 Bush
Philadelphia House, NE cor Napa and Kentucky
PHILADELPHIA MANIIFACTI RINU CO., Otto
L. Cramer proprietor, grocers, sundries and special-
ties, 433-435 Seventh, Telephone South 530
PHILADELPHIA PHARIMACY, Edward N. Ayers
proprietor, 229 Leavenworth
Philadelphia Shoe Co., Bernard Katschinski mana^'er,
10 Third
PHILADELPHIA SOAP WORKS. Otto Luhn &
Co. jjroprietors, 117-123 Diamond, ofiice and sales-
rooms 209 Battery
Philadelphia Upper Manufactory, James B. Turner man-
ager, 316b Sutter
PHILAN JOHX iV., bookseller, 211 Sutter, Telephone
Main 1206, r. 617 Mason
KT Philan. See Phelan
Philatelic Californian The (monthly) California Philatelie
Press Club publishers, 1308 Pine
Philbin John M., clerk, r. 29 Borland
Philbin Thon)as F., contractor, r. 29 Dorland
Philbin Thomas P., contractor, r. 29 Dorland
Philbon George G., bricklayer, r. 206 Octavia
Philbon John, carpenter, r. 206 Octavia
Philbon Michael, liquors, 53 Everett
Philbon Miles A., president California Grocery Co. (in-
c irporated) 142 Page, r. 140 Pa'.;e
Philbrick D. S. Miss, r. lOlOi California
Philbrick Fred. E., watchman, r. 3120 California
Phiibrick Wallace, real estate, r. 12 Cleveland
Philbrin John, plasterer, r. Park Hotel
Philbrook Alenzo, foreman Wade & Co., r. 935J Howard
PHILBROOK HORACE W., attornev at law, 214
Pine, rooms 62-65, r. 784 Clayton .
Philbrook James C, wood and coal, 6 Van Ness Av
I'hilbrook Joseph A., sawyer, r. 425 Sixth
Philhrook Milton, with Breeder and Sportsman, r. 2233
Market
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF SAN FRAN-
CiS<'0, Emil Greenebaum president, J. B. Levison
secretary, Walde Lind librarian, 1128 Sutter
Philip Adrian S., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co..
r. S86 Shotwell
Philiii Frieda, widow, r. 2020 Sutter
Philip Helena D. Miss, china decorator, studio 704 Sut-
ter, r. 2020 Sutter
I'hili)! Leon, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Philip Martha H. Miss, art photographer, r. 2020 Sutter
Philipp Hattie, widow, r. 1607 Web-ter
Philippi C, porter French Hospital
Philippi Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 1316i Natoma
Philipps Mercy Mrs. , r. 989 Howard
P.'iili])psen J. C. Henry, porter, r. 12i McLea Court
Philippsen John J., cellarman. r. 12 J McLea Court
Philippson Eda, dressmaker, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Philippson Isaac (W. D. Ewer & Co.) r. 505 Mason
Phililipson Rebecca Miss, mill'nery, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Philips C, musician, r. 1321 Powell
Philips Edward, paints, 902 Larkin and 1106 Steiner, r
1328 Golden Gate Av
Philips Newton, traveling salesman Jules Levy & Bros
Philips Samuel S., real estate agent, r. 2912 Sacramento
^rPhilips. See Phillips
Phillakar James, laborer, r. 3 Harriet
Phillbrook Alonzo K., hotel keeper, r. Alms House
Phillbrook Ernest, painter, r. 627 Fulton
Phillibrowne George C, clerk General Freight DeptS. P.
Co., r. 813 Valencia
Phillips A. B., r. 520 Bu^h
Phillips Abraham, painter, r. 1019 Powell
PHILLIPS A. 4S;"«'0. (Los Angeles) overland excur-
sions, Clinton Jones agent, 30 Montgomery
SAIN FPAINCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°.1?"p« ^vtfJ^.ll/^'p^r
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME without Loss of Time
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
& CO., Room T, Flood Building, S. F.
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I'hiUipe Adolph (Phillips Bros.) r. Arroyo Grande, C'al.
Phillips Affiles Miss, saleslally, r. 209 Clara
Phillips Albert, baker, r. 639 Mission
Phillips Albert J., clerk delivery dept W. U. Tel Co., r.
126 Fifth
Phillips Allen, photo engraver S. F. Photo Kngravinij
Co., r. 259 Stevenson
Phillips Alice Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
Phillips Andrew G., cabinetmaker, r. 1007 Hampshire
Phillips Annie, widow, r 333 Fell
Phillips Anthony, stationer, 419^ Stockton
Phillips Antone, teamster, r. 114 Pacific
Phillips Arabelle P., widow, dressmaker, r. 709 Taylor
Phillips Archibald W., clerk, r. 207 Guerrero
I'hillips August, barber, r. 21.5 Vallejo, rear
Phillips Bennett, harness, 2413 Mission
Phillips Bernard, bartender, r. 858J Folsom
l>UILLII'.S BKOTHKK.S (Louis A. and Adolph)
exporters California produce, 303 California, rooms
PHILLIPS BROTHERS a. k.
autl ^V illiaiii K.) bookbiuder.s and blank-
book nianut'actarrrs. .t05 I'lay, Teleiilione
Main 164
Phillips Bros. & Co. (Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obisi)o
Cal.) office 303 California, rooms 32-33
Phillips Budd J., traveling: salesman, r. 1735 Sutter
Phillips Caroline, widow, r. (533J Geary
Phillips Caroline J., widow, r. 2507 Pine
Phillips C. H., pressman, r. 859 Harrison
Phillips Charles, shippin<c vlerk A. Fleishhacker it Co.
r. cor Newman and Andover
Phillips Charles, waiter r. 28 Minna
PHILIilPS CHAKLKfii H., notary public and com-
missioner of deeds, C38 Market, r. 1620 Fell
Phillips Clarence, policeman, r. 824 La'^funa
Phillips, Clark VV., furnished rooms 137 Third
PHILLIPS CLIFF, proprietor and manager Circus
Royal and Venetian Water Carnival, SW cor Eddy
and Mason, and liquors D near Sixth Av, r. The
Baldwin
Phillips Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 2519 Gough
Phillips Cora, widow, r. 726 Harrison
Phillips D. W., inspector Hartford Boiler Ins. Co., r.
Alameda
Phillips E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 425 Stevenson
I'hillips Edward, clerk str Transit, r. Oakland
Phillips Edward, driver, r. 610 Minna
Phillips Edward A., journalist, r. The Baldwin
Phillips Effie, clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r. 900 Lom-
bard
Phillips Elizabeth, dressmaking, 1516^ Howard
Phillips Ellen, widow, r. 32 Stanford
Phillips Emilie L. Mrs , journahst, r. 1049 Market
Phillips Emily Mrs., proprietor Inglewood House, 12(i
Fifth
Phillips Esther Miss, r. 2297 Sacramento
Phillips Eva M. Miss, r. 333 Fell
Phillips' Express, George Phillips iiroprietor, 1928 How-
ard
Phillips Fitel, real estate, 303 California, room 33, r. 1247
Franklin
Phillip i Florence, typewriter, r. 614 Hermann
Phillips Frank, waiter, r. 211 Fourth
Phillips Frank G., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 312
Eddy
Phillips Frank J., carrier Post Office, r. 218 Arlington
Phillips Frank R., barber, 215 Vallejo
Phillips Frederick, traveling salesman, r. 614 Herniiuin
Phillips Frederick J., clerk stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Phillips G., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Phillips George, r. 505 Brannan
Phillips George, r. 668 Mission
Phillips George, laundrynian C. and C. Hospital
Phillips George, mining engineer, 10 California, room 3,
r. 546 Turk
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TU^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialts'.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice ano Delicate. Lkglr
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Philli);s George, wood and coal and proprietor Phillij)s'
Express, 1928 Howard, r. 2 Adair
Phillips George E., clerk Reno House, r. 631 Sacramento
Phillips George H., driver, r. 115J Perry
Phillips George J., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 1011
Green
Phillips George W., clerk Whitney Transfer Co., r. 2s
Everett
Phillips G. Henrj', capitalist, r. Golden West Hotel
Phillips GratUn D. (Phillips & Smyth) r. 1512i Vallejo
Phillips Hannah, widow, r. 2509J Bush
Phillips Hannah Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 3016 Washington
Phillips Harriet L., widow, r. 215 Eureka
Phillips Harry W., bookbinder, r. 726 Harrison
Phillips Henry, clerk, r. 2519 Gough
Phillips Henry, longshoreman, r. 37 Minna, rear
Phillips Henry, mining engineer, r. 210 San Jose Av
Phillips Henry, weigher, r. 1308 Seventeenth
Phillips Henry A., jminter, r. 657 Willow Av
Phillips Henry B., witn Caspar Lumber Co., r. North
Berkeley
Phillips Howard, salesman, r. 1735 Sutter
Phillips Ida G., widow, r. 2 Roanoke
Phillips Isadore L., bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co. r.
i247 Franklin
Phillips Isidor, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. Ill Cali-
fornia
Phillips Israel L., groceries. 79 Ninth, r. 1607 Golden
Gate Av
PHILLIPS J. IVIllie., .ad.e. ,.a.r.
dres!«er and luanlcure, K36 Market
Phillips James, boilermaker, r. 620 Folsom
Phillips James, cigarmaker, r. 609 Minna
Phillips James, clerk, r. 1709 Mason
Phillips James, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
Phillips James, laborer, r. 1221 Kearny
Phillips James Jr., laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
Phillips James H., clerk, r. 126 Fifth
Phillips James K., comp sitor, r. 1244 Howard
Phillips James P. M.,- stone contractor, office 16 Post, r.
2407 Clav
Phillips James R., r. 603 Hyde
Phillips James R. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 603 Hyde
Phillips James S., dentist, r. 438 Noe
Pijillips Jane, widow, r. 522 Nineteenth
Phillijis Jane, widow, r. 540 Third
Philliiis J. B., r. 1007 Capp
PhiHi])s Jennings, pressman, r. 340 Union
Phillijis John, carpenter, r. 3000 Laguna
Phillips John, currier, r. 1320 Hampshire
Phillips John, drayman, r. 415J Grove
Phillips John, master mariner, r. 340 Union
Phillips John, painter, r. 1219 j Kearny
Phillips John, storekeeper Popular Dining Room, r. 14i
Webster
Phillil)S John H., reporter, r. 136 Sixth
Phillips John S., compositor, r. 12 Hill
Phillips Joseph, blacksmith, r. 624 Fulton
Phillips Joseph, cook, r. 949 Mission
Phillips Joseph, salesman Fratinger & Co., r. 3016 Wash-
ington
Phillips Joseph E , teamster, r. 114 Pacific
Phillips Julius, S'llesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. Ill Cali-
fornia
'hilliiH Katie, dnnifstic 1^25 Broadway
N. L.f ATTOKXEV n L.in
AM» .lOIK.NALIMT. Member of the Bar
1 nited Slates Sn|>reine Court. Praetlee
limited to tlie liiKiicr e4»art«. ttl and O'j
Supreme t'oiirt Bldg. eor .Me.illister and
Larkin, Teiepiione Sontii 10.5
Phillips Lewis, r. lOJ Limisa
Phillips Louis, r. 1735 Sutter
Phillips Louis A. (Phillips Bros.) r. Alameda
DIXON, BOBGESON HO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST.
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Evening bulletin
INFLUENTIAL PAPER Oh
THE WEST. --Sec Page 315.
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2 428 California Street
Phillips M. & Co. (Mark Green and Mrs. Sarali Phillips)
0 commission and general merchandise, Honoluln and
»1 202 Market, room 7
Phillips Margaret, domestic 9 White
iC Phillips Margaret, widow, r. 706 Harrison
5 Phillips Margaret J., r. 304 Third
^ Phillips Maria E. Miss, principal Mimson Schixil of Short-
^ hand and Typewriting, NE cor Mason iiud Ellis, r.
5 664 Haight
Phillips Mary, clerk, r. 706i Harrison
• Phillips Mary, domestic 835 Bush
fi Phillips Mary, widow, r. 209 Clara
- Phillips Mary, widow, r. 27134 Folsoni
■H Phillips Mary Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary .School, r.
Sr 2ri3J Folsom
Phillips Mar\' H. Mrs., widow, r. 724 Golden Gate Av
(V Phillips Mar'v J. Mrs., r. Alms House
JT Phillips Michael, plumber, r. 823J Montgomen,-
Uj Phillips Milton, stenographer George A. Rankin, r. 173.5
>-i Sutter
Phillips Nathan, bartender, r. 1019 Powell
Phillips Nathan F. , lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 631
Eddy
Phillips Newton, traveling salesman Jules Levy & Bros.,
7 Sansome
Phillips Nora, widow, r. .502| Seventh
Phillips O iver C, policeman, r. 824 Laguna
Phillips Oscar J., ropesplicer, r. 1308 Mason
Phillips P. Albert, r. 204 Liberty
Phillips Patrick, plumber, r. 8231 Montgomer.^'
Phillips Philip, tailor, 7 Eddy, r. 425 Stevenson
Phillips Phihp L., collector Jewish Times and Observer,
r. 3016 Washington
Phillips Randall P., clerk, r. 1817 O'Fan-ell
Phillips Ray, pressm>in, r. 726 Harrison
Phillips Richard, barber, 1911J Mission
Phillips Richard, seaman, r. 5 Rincon Court
Phillips Robert, slater, r. 20| Clara
Phillips Robert B., freight clerk Dunham, Carrigan ^v
Hayden Co., r. 1922 San Carlos Av
Phillips Rose Miss. r. 27131 Folsom
Phillips Rosetta, widow, r. 61 4 Hermann
' Phillip S. rah Mrs. (M. Philips & Co.) r. 724 GoUleii Gate
Av
Phillips S. B., bookbinder, r. 70(5i Harrison
Phillips Sadie Miss, saleslady, r. 209 Clara
PhilliiJs Samuel, laborer, r. 816 Hampshire
Phillips Samuel J., clerk, r. 657 Willow Av
Phillips Saniuol T., laborer, r. 816 Hampshire
Phillijis So|.hi;i M., widow, r. 2400 Folsom
Phillips ,Si.|ihie, domestic, 2917 Washington
Phillii>s Thaddeus, laborer, S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Phillips Thomas, carpenter, r. 104 Chenibusco
Phillips Thomas, stovemaker, r. 218 Arlington
Phillips Thomas B., bookbinder, r. 706| Harrison
Phillips Thomas K. (Phillips Bros.) r. 1817 O'Farrell
PHILLir.S WELTOX J., superintendent Station E
Post Office, Third ami Townsend, r. 51 South Park,
Phillips William, r. 219 Hickory Av
Phillips William, liquors, 127 Fifth, r. 139 Fifth
PHILLIP!! niLLIA.II .4., U. S. local inspector of
boilers and steam vessels, and s| ecial inspector of
foreign steam vessels, office 21 V. S. Appraisers'
Bldg., r. 1922 San Carlos Av
Phillips William E. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 135
Page
Phillips William E., tinner, r. 823'. Montgomerv
Phillips William H., lineman, r. 308 Tehama
Phillips William J., machinist, r. 317 Bush
Phillips William P. , teamster, r. 369 First
Phillips William R. (Phillips Bros.) r. 634 Seventeenth
Phillips William S., cigars and tobacco, 1200 Market, r.
429 Geary
PhiUips W. J., laborer, r. cor Howard and Sixth
PHILLIPS A- HEXDEKSO.^' (Louis E. Phillips and
John H. Henderson) attorneys and counsellors,
rooms 91-92 Supreme Court Bldg.
Phillips & Smyth (Grattaii U. Phillips and Owen H.
Smyth) printers, 540 Clav
Philpott Addison, special policeman, r. 1904 McAllister
Philpott Charles H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Havdeii Co. , r. 614 Sutter
Philpott Daniel F., machinist, r. 1904 McAllister
Philpott Frederick T., conductor, r. 3221 Sacramento
Philpott Laura E., widow, r. 203 Taylor
Phil])ott Mariin, b "ilermaker, r. 1904 McAllister
Philpott William H. , conductor, r. 1343 Powell
Phinnev Albert, collector J. Nooiian, r. 1120e Goldeu
Gate Av
Phiiuiey Gorman P., auctioneer, r. 820 Seventh
Phipps Alfred B., stock broker, 331 Pine
Phipps Alfred Z., shoemaker, r. 1605i Stevenson
Phipps Charles B., waiter, r. 182 Stevenson
Phipps Charles J., with Cal. Casket Co., r. 146 Perr.\
Phipps Edward, carpenter, r. 1216 Oak
Phipps Gustavus V., teamster, r. 146 Perry
Pbipps Hany, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
Phipps James, rancher, r. 6.59 Howard
Phipps Thomas, harnessmaker, 665 Howard
Phoederins William, oil dealer, 1046 Kentucky
PH4E.^I.\ AS.Si:R.i.\C'E COMPAQ V (of London >
Butler & Haldan general agents, 413 California
Phoenix Athletic Club, J. Breslin secretary', 49 Dore
Phoenix Baking Pt)wder Co., Thierbach & Kroeger pro-
prietors, 306 Battery
Phoenix Brewery, T. •). Kirby proprietor, 528 Noe
PHWXIX BlIlLDIKO. SW cor Sansome and Jack
son
Phoenix Engraving Co. (William W. Atwocd and William
Floyd) photo and wood engraving, 432 Montgomery,
room 7
PIKK.M.V l\srR.i\CE CO. (of Hartford) Arthur
E. M;i-ill -eiifviil auvnt, SE cor Sansome and Cali-
forill;i, ■IVlciilK.ii.. m.-u
PHENIX IRON WORKS,»........
l>oUd proprietor, Charles J. Koefoed
manager, •■fia-'ii' First, Telephone Slain
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., Edward P. Gra.\
agent, 10 California, room 1
Phoenix Shirt Co., L. & G. Brenner proprietors, 8 Bat-
ter}'
Phonograi)h Co. (Edison) M. L. Sawyer manager, Tele-
phone Blrtg, room 33,
Photo-Engraving Co., Theo. Kvtka manager, 410 Kearny,
room 15
Phreanere Adam T., candy mnfr, 124 Ellis
Physicians' Private Hospital, Mrs. H. H. Turner nurse
and matron, 706 Van Ness Av
P. aggio A'.'ostino, groceries and liquors, 837 Pacific, r.
1622 Stockton
PIAKO !^TRI.\«i CO., 147 Beale
Piatt Charlfs E., manager Ciiion Mnfi,' Co., 29 Steuart.
r. Berkeley
Piatt W^al er .1., salesman Bass-Hueter Paint Co.. r.
12184 Treat Av
Picarelli Francisco G., bootblack, 123 Eddv, r. 5 Pollard
PI
Picarelli John, bootblack, r. 304 Green
Picard Armand (Picard & Hessel) r. 13a Polk
Picard Charles, r. 447 Broadway
Picard There^^a, r. 638 Fulton
Picard cV Hessel (Armand Picird ami Abraham Hassel)
house furnishers, 13a Polk
Picasso Emanuel, contractor and builder, r. 710 Moiit-
gomer)' Av
Picasso Fi'ank, clerk Granucci Bros., r. 226 Francisc .
Picchi Emilio, vegetables, 2325 Mission
Picchi Giuseppe, clerk Emil Picchi, r, 2325 Mission
Picchi P. & Co. (PPter Picchi and Agostino Val Porto
groceries, 490| Eighth
Picchi Peter (Picchi &Co) r. 4904 Eighth
TI16 Monarcli BIgugIg
Every Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable. J
BAKER 6r H/iniLTON 1
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles '
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIG LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HJHX COHL OIL GHS ENGINES
I^A^IvIVIEjie ,Ss leE^^Sr, ^OC5 Sennson^e St.
PIC
1207
PIE
PioL-iniui Batiste, salesman Paulucci & Ciisiissa, r. 514
Francisco
Piccirillo Frank D., music teacher, r. 525 Post
Piccoli Christian, butcher, 448 Twenty-sixth
Picetti An!<elo, scavenger, r. 1707^ Dupont
Picetti John P., janitor, r. 32!)J Broadway
Piche Medor, hanicssmaker, 63G Broadway, r. 152C
Powell
Piche Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 11131 Kearney
Kchler Martin, cooper, r. Railroad Av nr Thirty-ninth
Av South
Pichler Marv, domestic, r. Railroad Av nr Thirty-ninth
Av South
PICIIOIK IIEIVRV, mining, 320 Sansome, room 24,
Telephone Main 650, r. Pacific Union Club
Pichot Charles, cooper, r. 714 Washington
PICHOT MARIE WLIss, manager The F. Thomas
Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 714 Washington
Picinich Michael, restaurant stmr Tiburon, r. 1323 Bat-
tery
Pick Ruth, widow, r. 171(j Bush
Pickard Charles, conductor, r. 1510 Sacramento
Pickard Henry B., waiter, r. Iti Langton
Pickard Ivan h , watchman, r. 1235 Mission
Pickard Loais H., clerk Frank Maskey, r. 5 Golden PI
IMC'KENiii. F|:i,TOX «& COMPAN*- (incorporated)
William Fultnn president, Edwin Goeller secretary
and treasurer, ])roprietors The Commercial Agency,
130 Sansome, TeleiAone Main 206
Pickens James Mr-i. r. 214 Pine
Pickens James R. (Pickens & Co.) r. 1922 Buchanan
Pickens John. r. 1922 Buchanan
Pickens John W., driver, r. Old San Jose Road
PICKENS A COMPAXl (James R. Pickens) at-
attorneys at law and collectors, 214 Pine, rooms
53-54
Pickering Edwaxd D., porter, r. 813 O'Farrell
Pickering Ernest, liquors, 613 Stanyon
Pickering Frederick M. , with William H. Howard and
secretary Pac. P.iwer C^). , r. 2444 Jackson
Pickering Loring Mrs., widow, r. 1018 Bush
Pickering Whalley, tailor, r. 823 Turk
Pickett Daniel, teamster, r. 36 Clay
Pickett Garrett (Pickett & Son) r. 41 Clementina
Pickett Garrett Jr. (Pickett & Son) r. 41 Clementina
Pickett J., watchman stmr Rio de Janeiro
Pickett John, hackman, r. 36 Clay
Pickett John, laborer, r. 3206 California
Pickett Nellie Miss, r. 423 Ninth
Pickett Samuel, merchant, r. 1454 Franklin
Pickett Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Pickett William, mining, r. 1223 Clay
Pickett & Son (Garrett and Garrett Jr.) livery stable,
14-16 Clementina
Pickle Harry F., candymaker, r. 312 Mason
Pickle Thomas, cook, r. .54 First
Pickles A. Miss, clerk Gen. Pass, and Ticket Dept S. P.
Co., r. 918 Fifteenth
it^ Picknev. See Pincknev
PICKTHALL M. A CO, (Benjamin Nicholson and
Myles Pickthall) manufacturers of and dealers in
Pickthall's celebrated Boiler Compound and Combi-
nation Ring Packing, .509-513 Mission
PiL-kthall Mvles (M. Pickthall & Co.) r. 120 Fillmore
I'ickthall Walter, clerk Middletfin & Co., r. 2909 Harri.
sou
I'.eot J. H. Mme. , dressmaking, 121 Post, room 16
Picot Joseph, carpenter, r. 211 Minna
Picton Thomas, manager Mrs. Ellen A. Harris, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
IMcton William, clerk .Mrs. Ellen A. Harris, r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Pidancet Sebastian, restaurant, r. 825 Greenwich
Pidge Dwight M., show cards, 9 Geary, r. 226 Twelfth
Pidge Paul N., conductor, r. 37 Austin Av
Pidgeon Arthur, shoemaker, r. 28 Capp
Pidgeon Edward G., driver, r. 28 Capp
MECHANICS TOOLS
Headquarters for Carpenters, Machini.«ts, Plas-
terers and Hasons' Tools of all Kinds.
727 Market St. 0pp. Examiner Office
SEE PAGE 10
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Pidgeon Patrick P., laborer, r. 28 Capp
Pidgeon William J., fireman, r. 28 Capp
gS^ Pidgeon. See Pigeon
Pidwell Willard T., clerk Dairymen's Union of Oal., r.
609 Bush
Piedmont House, Mrs. Henrj' Meyer proprietor, 11 5u
Sixth
Piedmont Land Co., G. J. M. E. d" Aquin secretary, r.os
Montgomery, room 20
Piegaia Pietro, laborer, r. 1303 Kearny
Piehl Anna, domestic 113 Capp
Piehl Emile C, motorman. r. 1531 Dolores
Piehl Edward H., watchman, r. 1207 Clay
Piehl Otto H., bartender, r. 12J Sacramento
PielJohnH., salesman H. Summerfield & Co., r. 27c
Pearl
Pielhop Frederick B., groceries and liquors, NW civr
Cortland av and North av
Piepenburg Albert, porter, r. 1.56 Perry
Pieper Henrj- C, collector Harbor Commissioners, r.
2319i Pine
Pieper Heiiry C. , mechanic, r. 12 Shotwell
Pieper William, groceries, wines and liquors, SE cor
Mason and Vallejo
Pieper. See Peiper and Piper
Pieperling Charles F., bntcher, r. 1143 Union
Pieperling Joseph, butcher, 1928 Hyde, r. 1143 Union
Pier Louis A. Rev., r. 1.534 Mission
Piera Julia, domestic 1119 Treat av
Pieraccinl Angelo, r. 1404 A'alencia
Pierce Agnes Miss, glovemaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth nr
Kansas
Pierce Anna E., widow, r. 1322 Octavia
Pierce Annie Miss, milliner, r. 121 Henry
Pierce Annie B , widow, r. 28 Stanley PI
Pierce Charles D. (Pierce & Co.) 12' Chronicle BIdg, r.
Oakland
hardware, 202 Market, room 9, r.
lumberman I'nion Lmnber
Pierce Charles L.,
Oakland
Pierce Charles O.
Oakland
Pierce Daniel, cook, r. 626 Merchant
Pierce David T. , builder, r. 2800 Sacramento
Pierce Elery G., teamster, r. 20 Stanley PI
Pierce Elizabeth Miss, matron James Lick Old Lailii'-'
Home
Pierce EHen Mrs., r. N s Twenty-sixth, nr Kansas
Pierce Emily W., widow, r. SE cor Market ami F'our-
teentii
Pierce Eugene L, electrician, r. 1214J Steiner
Pierce F., agent N. T. Peterson & Bro., 342 McA!list*;r -
Pierce pVank, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-sixth, nr Kars;is
Pierce FYank, solicitor Edmund C Dake, r. 28 Geary
Pierce Frank J., tinsmith, r. 3016.\ Sixteenth
Pierce Frank W., car dispatcher, r. 518 Second Av
Pierce Frederick, clerk, r. 214 Franklin
Pierce Frederick M., bookkeeper, r. 2.508 Sacramento
Pierce Frederick W., r. 309 Octavia
Pierce George, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth nr Kansa>i
Pierce George B., machinist, r. 2103a Leavenworth
Pierce George H., master bark Sea King, office 38 40
Market, r. Birkeley
Pierce George L. , mechanical engineer, 220 Sansome,
room 6, r. ( )akland
Pierce Griee Miss, iirincipal Eaton Free Kindergarten,
r. 1221 Folsom
Pierce H., lineman, r. 342 Fourth
PIERCE 11. A W. (Henry Pirrce) capitalists, 728
Montgomery
Pierce Henry, capitalis-t, office 728 Montgomery, niuns
1-2-3-4. r. 712 Pine
Pierce Henry E. (Swan & Pierce) r. 1 McDermot PI
Pierce Henry J., cutter, r. 724 Army
I ierce Ira, capitalist, r. 1730 Jackson
Pierce James M., clerk, r. 219 Third Av
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Household. Rented at Ji.oo per Motrtfc
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. ChAPMA/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer cf Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco. 1894.
PIE
208
PIK
G. I MLOR.
Pres.
WM. H. FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St.
San Francisro
PIERCE JAMES M.,
iriiruKure Stoi'age ^> arelioase, rarnitare.
piautis, trunks, etr., m-eived for storage,
cliarges moderate, advanres made on
consignments, 735 Market, r. Berkeley
I'lerce J*oliii €., marble works, 705 Batterv, r. 216 Linden
Av
Pieree John G.,. expressman, r. 1119 Treat Av
Pierce John W. , stonecutter, r. 121 Henrj-
Pierce JuHa, domestic, r. 1119 Treat Av
Plfr^RCi: J. W., agent for Kelley & McBean and
Francis Manufacturin;^ Co. (Niajfara Falls, N. Y.) 22
Keiriiy, r. 1001 Sutter
Pierce Katie, domestic, r. &14 Fifteentli
Pierce Lincoln, blacksmith, r. 40 Kidley
l*ierce Mary Miss, r. 121 Henrj-
Pieice Marj- R., widow, r. Alms House
Pierce Michael J., liquors, 52 Ridley
Pierce Nellie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 21i> Fell
Pierce Nelson, master mariner, r. 717 Greenwich
Pierce Orestes, office 722 Montjrome y
Pierce Patrick, flagman, r. 12 Bluxome, rear
Pierce Patrick H., carpenter, r. 52 Ridley
Pierce Patrick H., stonecutter, r. 121 Henry
fierce Percy, janitor, r. Alms House
Pierce Rosa Miss, student, r. 121 Henrj*
Pierce R. \'., engineer, r. 617 Third
Pierce Samuel J., contractor brick, r. 1221 Fol.som
Pierce Sarah M., widow, r. 1409 Pacific
Pierce Silas L. , instrument maker, r. 950 Connecticut
PIERCE STRKET CHAPEL (Congregational) Rev.
Philip Coombe pastor, NW cor Pierce and Green
Pierce Thomas, molder, r. 40 Ridley
Pierce Walter, maiAinist, r. 1130 Howard
PIERCE W.4.LTER S., president Walter S. Pierce
Co., Western wh.ilesale agent, W. W. Kiiuhall Co.,
Chi
Market and F^ui't
PIERCE WALTER S. COMPANY
UmorimraleU) >Valter S. Pierce i»re!«ldeiit,
W. M. Pierce secretary, maniirartnrers
pianos and piano strings, SE cor .Market
and Fourtecntb
Pierce Ward P , asst. engineer U. S. Mint, r. 823d Capp
Pierce W. Frank (Pierce & Co.) r. Oakland
Pierce William, seaman, r. (i Union
Pierce William B., clerk Dunham, Carrigau & Hay den
Co., r. 20 Beaver
Pierce William G., r. 123 Oak
Pierce William J., michinist, r. Russ House
Pierce William J. (Pierce & Co. ) r. 704 Sacramento
PIERCE WILLIAM S., president Dairjiuen's
Union of California, 113-119 Uavis, r. Petaluma
Pierce WiUiani W., grijiman, r. 1417 Hvde
PIERCE A CO. (W. Frank and Charles D. Pierce)
dealers in ca-sh re:.ri.sters and computing scales, 12
Chronicle BIdg. Telephone Main 47
PIEKCE A SOSi (William J. Pierce) magnetic trusses,
704 Sacramento
Piercy Alpheus B., painter, r. 1318 Natoma
P;eTc\ Emily A., nurse, r. 2819 Sixteenth
Piercy Joseph A., shipsmith Isadore Bums, r. Oakland
Pieretti Giovanni (Pieretti & Tomatis), r. 210 Pacific
Pieretti & Tomatis (Giovanni Pieretti and Giovanni
Tomatis) liquors, 216 Pacific
Fieri Caesar, liquors, 1026 Larkln
Pieri Pasqu ile, livery stable, 102 Clark
Pierini A. & Co. ^Attilie Pierini and Seratino Morengo)
426 Davi <
Pierini Attilie (A. Pierini & Co.), r. 414 Pacific
Pierini Pietro, r. 11 Va lejo
Pierorard Joseph, musician, r. 476 Jessie
Pierotich August, waiter, r. 69 Market
Pierotti Henry, laborer, r. 11 Vallejo
Pierotli Heiir\ C, oiler, r. 1639a Fulton, rear
Pierotti Lorenzo, clerk, r. 1508 Dupont, rear
Pierotti Rafaello, clerk C. Delosso, r. 444 Green
Pierovich Paul, cook, r. 503 East
Peirowsky Franz, maltster, r. 670 Brannan
Pierrejiont John B , painter, r. 333 Oak
Pierrepont John B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 333 Oak
Pierron Amand, baker, r. 1320 Stockton
PIEKROX EMIL, bakery, 304 Montgomery Av, r. 34
Hinckley
Pierson Albert, bartender, r. 23 Trenton
Pierson Albertus M., laborer, r. 310 Central Av
Pierson Arthur B. (Pierson Bros.) r. 2310 Broderick
Pierson August, seaman, r. 544 Howard
Pierson Bernard, water tender, r. 28 Zoe
Piersoii Brothers (Arthur B. and Frank W.) books and
stationery, 225 Kearny
Pierson Charles, liquors, 67 San Bruno Av
Pierson Charles, porter, r. 1313a Hayes
Pierson Emma, domestic 3000 California
Pierson Esther A., widow, r. 130i Ninth
Pierson Eugene, artist, r. 519 Van Ness A\'
Pierson Frank W. (Pierson Bros.) r. 1334 Washington
Pierson Fred H. , bookkeeper Henrj- Cowell & Co., r.
2214 Van Ness Av
Pierson Fritz, gripman, r. 108J Central Av
Pierson Henrj-, expressman, r. 4 Midway
Pierson James H., jeweler, r. 2916 Bush
Pierson John, r. 2018 Larkin
Pierson John, c^r^ienter, r. 67 San Bruno Av
Pierson John, master mariner, office 450 Main
Pierson John A., blacksmith and horseshoer, r. 2212
Mission
Pierson John H., seaman, r. 544 Howard
Pierson John M., harnessmaker, r. 310 Central Av
Pierson Lawrence H. manager Commercial Box Factory
and Commercial Line Steamers, r. 1628 Vallejo
Pierson Nels, carpenter, r. 67 San Bruno Av
Pierson P., truckdriver Nathan, Dohnnann & Co.
Pierson Peter, express ajan, r. 117 J Baj-
Pierson Peter, tanner, r. 67 San Bruno Av
Pierson Rachel, dressmaker, r. 310 Central Av
Pierson Richard, seaman stmr Alameda
Pierson Richard R., engineer Market St. Ry, r. 405 Brod-
erick
Pierson Soraute, tailor, 311 Phelan Bldg, r. 618 Taylor
Pierson William E., druggist, r. 1111 Sutter
Pierson William M. (Pierson & Mitchell) r. 2214 Van Ness
Av
PIERSO\ A .niTCHELL (William M. Pierson and
R. B Mitchell) attorneys at law, resident directors
U. S. Law Association, 28-32 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
if^' Pierson. See Pearson
Pietita Matilda Miss, ironer. r. 1519 Eddy
Pietrig Anton, milker, r. 433 Pine
Pigeon Albert, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. SW cor Dupont
and Pine
t^ Pigeon. See Pidsreon
Pignato Andrea B., laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Pignaz John, conductor, r. 2611 Sutter
Pignaz Rose, widow, r. 2021 Mission
Pigott Charles, clerk T. J. Gilmore, r. 1113 Folsom
Piguet Edward W., watch case maker, r. 8 Willows Av
Piguet Eugene E., watch case maker, 3 Hardie PI, r. 8
Willows Av
Pihlstram Axel M., clerk Hofman k Woenne, r. 924
Mission
Pike A. G. Mrs., r. 27 Natoma
Pike Boaz D. (Coblentz, Pike & Co.) r. 1909 Buchanan
Pike Charles, teamster, r. Ninth Av nr Point Lobos Av
PIKE CH.4RLES W.. secretary Locke & Pike Co.
(incorporated) 124 California, r. 134 South Brod-
erick
Pike Elias W., r. 110 Natoma
Pike Frank H., conductor, r. 8124 Haight
Pike Frede ick A., watchman, r. 24 Garden
Pike Grace W., widow-, r. 313 Taylor
Pike H. D. Mrs., r. 621 Geai^-
Pike Henrj-, bricklayer, r. 418 Eureka
TRY the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. *»ll«-LSc*r'' 406 CalllOUla St.
THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
lis KLEKRNV ST.
ySEUhAUS & CO
PIK
209
PIN
Pike J. M., manager John A. Shepston, r. 320 McAl-
lister
Pike Jacob M., clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 1629 Sutter
Pike James N., with Oscar R. Jones, r. 712 Leaven-
worth
Pike Joseph W. (Power & Pike) r. 810 Jones
Pike Ray M., clerk Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 320 McAl-
lister
Pike Ruel C. , sexton, r. 753 Valencia
Pike S. M. Mrs., city agent Firemans Fund In^. Co., r.
Oakland
Pike Thomas H., clerk Union Pac. System, r. 320 McAl-
lister
Pike William, captain fire boat Gov. Markhani, r. 1629
Sutter
Pike Willis, buyer Chas W. Pike, r. 320 McAllister
Pilcher birdie Miss, stenographer Frederick J. Castel-
hun, r. Oakland
Pildrem William, cook, r. 312 Natoma
Pile Charlts, collector Lionel H. Moise, r. 616 Laguna
Pile Luther, clerk Lionel H. Moise, r. 616 Laguna
Pile William C, cook, r. SW cor Steiuer and Waller
1^- Pile See Pyle
Pilger August, steward, r. SW cor Fifth and Berry
Pilger Joseph, commission merchant, r. 1418 Larkin
Pilger William, cloak mnfr, 118 McAllister, r. 1102 Kill-
more
Pilgrem Thomas L., wagonmaker, r. 3119 Mission
FIL(>KI.U <'HAPEL(Congregetional) Edinburgh iir
Persia .^v. Excelsior Homestead
Pilgrmi Frederick, machinist, r. 3015 Laguna
Pilgrim George, stevedore, r. 1908 Greenwich
Pilgrim Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Idaho) Abraham
Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Pilijanovich Paul, porter, r. 1016 Jackson
Pli.L BOX »RU« STORE, Forster & Co. proprie-
tors, 1059 Market
Pillans James, r. 1431 Jackson
Pillar Belle, domestic 727 Gearj-
Pillar Henrj^ teamster, r. 618 Gough
Pillar John A , blacksmith, r. 703 Tennessee
Pillar William G., machinist, r. 224 Fourth
Pillbian William, printer, r. 426 Greenwich
Pillman Gustave, waiter, r. 590 Mission
Pillow Aniiie L. Miss, proprietor Rolling Mill House, 312
Louisiana
Pillow John, nuchinist, r. 224 Fourth
Pillow Robert, operator W. U. Td. Co., r. Harvey House
Pillsbury Albert S., master marmer, r. 638 Twenty -first
Pillsbury Charles E., wood and coal, 2729 Mission
Pillsburv E. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
PILIiSBIIRV EVANS S., attorney at law, 101 Crocker
Bldg, 6th floor. Telephone Main 167, r. Palace Hote
Pillsbury James, insurance agent, r. 318b Ritch
Pillsbury Louis C, insurance solicitor, r. 362J Clemen-
tina
piLor co}»imissio:ners state boari» of,
Charles Mayo i>resident, Philip Caduc and John
Hackett, Alphonso Murphy secretary, 506 Battery,
room A
PILOT OFFICE, Thomas H. Barber Port Pilot, 506
Battery
Pilster Uiedrich (Pilster & Gerken) r. 6 Miles Court
Pilster Herman H., liquors, 8 Stockton, r. SE cor Pros-
pect and Coso Av
PILSTER J. IIEKRV, groceries and liquors, SW cor
O'Farrell and Jones, r 26 Rincon PI
PILSTER A GERKEX (Diedrich Pilster and Freder-
ick Gerken) groceries and liquors, NW cor Hush and
Dupont
Piltz George, r. cor Berlin and Burrows
I'iltz John, master schr Lottie Carson, ofi&ce 10 Califor
nia, room 3
I'il'.'er Samuel, milkman, r. 2905 Phie
K^ Pirn. See Pym
riinentel Pedro, laborer, r. 32 Hinckley
riiij,glia John, porter, r. 212 Che-tnut
WATSON &. CO., 124. Market Street
SEND FOR CIHCULHRS.
Jl^at iJ^Sijrpassed [aqer Beer
'M^OHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CmCfldO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Piiiai'd George, porter, r. 211 Fourth
Pinard Josephine M. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1020
Broderick
Pinart J. F., cc^fee planter, r. 813 Van Ness Av
Pinasco John Rev., S. J., vice-president St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes
Pinchard Jean B., physician, office and r. 256 Eighth
Pinching Anna M., widow, r. 1322 California
Pinching Arthur E., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r, 1322 California
Pinchon Leon (Pinchon & Darius) r. 921 Pacific
Pinchon & Darius (Leon Pinchon and Henry Darius)
butchers, SW cor Pacific and Powell
Pinck Ernest, plumber, r. Alms House
PIK€KARi» (jEORCiE M.. secretaiy Vulcan Iron
Works, 135-145 Fremont, r. San Rafael
Pineknev Thomas C, clerk forwarding dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 954 Bush
B^ Pinckney. See Pinkney
Pincus Abraham, r. 432 Keaniy
Pincus Agu.sta, widow, r. 124a Seventh
Pincus Elkau, salesman Adolph Schwartz, r. S32 Fi.l-
som
Pincus Joseph, r. 124a Seventh
Pincus Morris, tailor, r. 763 Harrison
Pincus Pincus M., salesman Solomon Fisher, r. 763 Har-
rison
Pincus Ralph, secretary Baldwin Theatre, r. 763 Har-
rison
Pincus Rose Miss, cashier H. Wolf & Bro., r, 124a Sev-
enth
Pincus S., r. 763 Harrison
Pinder Thomas J., clerk, r. 502 Mason
Pinders WiUiam L., collector The C. F. Adams Co., r.
515 Leavenworth
Pine Charles O., cook, r. 517 Union
Pine William J., bookkeeper Edmund Taylor, r. 413
Post
PI\E STREET COFFEE HOI SE, BRANCH OF
ORI(il\.lL, Ravn & Christensen i)roprietors, 22
Fifth
8^" Pine. See Pein and Pyne
Pinal Louis, r. 273 Jessie
Pinelli Angelina Mrs., candies, 764 Jan Jose Av
Pinelli Frank A., teamster, r. 764 San Jose Av
Pinelli Theodore, coal, r. 527^ Green
Piner Christina, widow, r. 645 Natoma
PISiET J. •» CO. (Auguste Schmidt) shipping and
commission merchants, 504 Jackson, Telephone
Main 58
Ping Jose L., waiter Coutard & Hoch
Pingel Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 1768 Harrison
Pingel Otto,' porter, r. 5 William
Pinger Philip, baker, r. 763 Howard
PiTigree Charles D., nuifrs agent, 126 Kearny, room (i,
r. 331 OFarrell
Piiigree Daniel B., salesman S. F. Gas Light C<j., r. 513
Ta\lor
Pinhorn R., waiter, r. 318 Taylor
Pinida Pedro, laundrynian Twenty-sixth St. Hospital
Pink George L., painter, r. 328 Third
Pink Rachel, widow, r. 1304 Larkin
Pinker Gustav J., r. 1231 Mission
Pinkerton Charles J., contractor, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Pi nkerton James H., plumb, r, r. 228 Birch Av
Pinkerton J. B., clerk Oregon Improvement Co., r. 730
Powell
Pinkerton R chard, baker stmr San Bias
Pinkey Patrick, bartender, r. 18 Verona
I'inkham Aimer J., shoemaker, 1174J Harrison, r. 48
Fourth
I'inkham Benjamin F., watchman, r. 263 Perrj, rear
Pinkham Chester E., clerk, r. 109 Twenty-fourth
Pinkham Ella M. Miss, teacher Irving institute, r. 1036
Valencia
Pinkham Frank, manager William H. Miner, r. Oakland
Pinkham Frederick S., electrician, r. 1523c Howard
DIXON, BOBGESONi CO. SHOWCASES
3T MARKET ST.
No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp- name High. and S;jr.iigs)
'c^-^^'.t"Vn'i/A'?.r^ HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Direct Connection
by Mail, Express
and Telegraph.
PIN
[2IO
PIP
Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO.
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Pinkham George C, photo^i-apher, r. (513 Jones
Pinkham George H., master stmr NajiaCity, r. Napa
Pinkham George N., laborer, r. Casino Hklg, Golden
Gate Park
Pinkham Harry, bookkeeper .1. H. F. I)a\is & Son, r 10<»
Twenty-fourth
Pinkham John F., court commissioner Superior Court
and marshal Society of Califoniia Pioneers, 5 Pioneer
PI., Pioneer Hall, r. 499 Fourth
Pinkham Lvdia S. Mrs., r. 15230 Howard
Pinkham S. E. Mrs., widow, r. -2.507 Pine
Pinkney David, ganger, r. 13 Monroe
Pinkney Helen, widow, r. 112S Mc.AlHster
Pinknev Joseph, barbi-r, 804 Folsom, r. 42ClaiM
Pinkney T. C, r. 1026 Pine
Plnkson Henry, clerk, r. 1(527 Post
Pinkson Leon J., clerk Chronicle, r. 1B27 Post
Pinkstone A. J., traveling salesman, r. 91.t Gear\
Pinner Eli E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r. .'>23J
Fell
Pinner Emanuel, clerk The Hub, r. .V23i Fell
Pinner Henrj- A., salesman Wolf & Frank, r. 313j Grove
Pinner Isidor, sralesman A. Schoenfeld, r. f)2Zk Fell
Pijiner Jennie Miss, r. 8091 Montgomery Av
Pinner Michael S., insurance solicitor, 204 Sansonie, r.
523i Fell
Pinner Robert, boatman, r. 809i .Montg-omerj- Av
Pinnick Frank J., butcher, r. 805 Brj-ant
Pi I now Fritz, baker, r. 763 Howard
Pino John J., plumber, r. 52.5 Green
Pino Margarita 'J., dressmaker, r. 525 (Jreen
Pinoli CThristian, r. 44S Twentv-sixth
Pinot Charles, clerk California Hotel
PinteurJCharles, wagonniakcr, r. 10 Selina PI
EMiiteux Mary, widow, r. 10 Selina PI
Pinther Max, conthictor, r. 722^ Cnementina
Pinto Adolph, r. 806aVallejo
Pinto David, salesman Benj. Cohen, r. 806a Vallejo
Pinto Emanuel, shirtcutter, r. 1419 Scott
Pinto tJeorge I., cutter, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
Pinto Jacob, newspaper route, r. i5 Hopeton Terrace
Pinto John, waiter, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
Pinto Joseph, clerk Lesser Crocker, r. 806a Vallejo
Pint« Julian, attorney at law. Supreme Court t'.ldgr, r.
Fruitvale
Pinto M. A., musician, r. 105 Sttickton
Pinto laul, i>s]per carrier, r. 2 Dunn Alley
Pinto William, driver, r. 437 Jessie
Pinzon Martin, seaman, r, (505 Broadway
Pioda Paul A., clerk Robert MeElro
r. 447 N.
PIONEER BELTING WORKS,
• k l><-ltiii<x Co.. prn|>rietor<>.
.tfil
ton II. 1 ook iii:tua?er, leather belting and
huse, :ii:-;il» .tlUf^lttn
Pioneer Brand Shredded and Dessicated Cocoanut Fac-
torj-, L. G. Sreso^ich & Co. proprietors, cor Vallejo
and San=ome, oflBce 505.507 Sansome
PIOEF.IC BriLDI\(; (01d> SOS Montgomen- (New)
W * K.
Markit anil Mis
PIONEER CARPET BEATING
llinni/Q J. !«]»aiildinK A Co. proprie-
WUniVOt tors, :;.>3>:t.>7 Tebaiiia, Branch
I0» Ciraiit Av
Pioneer Ciirar B<;ix Factor\ . Frolich and Meigham pro-
prietors, 436 Fourth, office 320 Sansome
Pioneer Drug Store, William H. McLaughlin proprietor,
NW cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
PII»KEER FLOriC MILLS (Sacramento) Sperry Flour
Co. , proprietors, H. G. Smith sujierintendent, office
134 Califonua
Pionee iFur Co.. Herman Kohn manager, 1.300 Market
Pioneer Hall, 24 Fourth
Pioneer Hat Wks, Thomas H. Kortick proprietor, 755
FIO\EER HOIKEPATHIC PHAB.M.4CV. M.<r
icke ^c Kunyon, 234 Sutter
I'ioneer House, Ilenn- Leaver proprietor, \V s Larkii
bet North Point and Beacli
I'i.iueer Hmise, James McDonald projirittor, ."WS
Liiui-i:uia
I'ioneer Hi n-e, William C. Cavitt jn-oprietor, 48 Fourtlt
PIOXEEU KI.NUEBCiARTEN S04IET1. Mr^
David r.ixler president, Mrs. M. B. Kellogg corre-
sponding secretary, he:ul quarters Occidental Hotel
PIOXEER .MALT HOI SE. (Charles Bach proprietor.
2108 Stockton, office .n37-'.39 Sacramento
Pir neer Medical and Surgical Institute, 405 Kearny
Pioneer Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.l Louis C. Hres.'-t
secretary, 230 Montgomery
PIO.\EER OIL ^ ORKiS, W. P. Fuller & Co. propri
etors, cor ."^ai some and Greenwich, >)tBce SW cor
Pine afl.l Front
PIONEER P.4KK. E s Keaniv from Filbert t<jGreen
wich
Pioneer Power Block, 8-12 Stevenson
Pioneer Pulp Co., Albert Diblee treasurer. 320 San
some, room 21
Piiiiieer Kiui;..; ( iub. Long Bridge, South and Kentuck\
FIO\EER SALT >VOKkS. B. F. Barton & Co. pro
prietiii-s, ill-ilS Sacramento
FIO.XEER .<SILk F.UTORV, Higginbotham i C.
proprietors, 31 Jessie
Pioneer Soap Co., Peterson & Marctis proprietors, 22i
California, ro m 8
Pioneer Soda Works, Welch & Walsh proprietors, 1721
Market
PIOXEER STEAM COFFEE A.\i> SPICE MILLS,
J. M. Folger & Co. proprietors, 104-110 California
Piiineer Tannery, S. BIimiui i*c Sims projprie ors, N s
Army nr San Bnum .\v, nftice 324 Clay
PIONEER >VAREU01 SE, A. S. Neal Warehouse
Co. prill irietors, SW cor Battery and Filbert
PIOXEER \«HITE LEAD A\D COLOR
WORKS. W. P. Fuller A: Co. proi)rietors, factory
231 Fremiint, office SW cor Pine and Front
Pioneer Wine Co., Mrs. Annie Cline proprietor, 217
Grant Av
PIONEER WiXE VAILTS. G. Cav;ignaro proprie-
tor, office and salesroom 626 Montgomery, warehouse
538-540 Merchant
lloiieer Woolen Milts, N s North Poin bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
PIONEERS' 80C1ET1 OF CALIFORNIA, Pio-
neer Bldg, W s Fourth nr Market
Piotrowski Rudoljih, coo))er, r. 237 Minna
iS" Piotrowski. See Petroschka and Pitroski
PIPER, ADEN. OOODALL CO., B. J. R. Aden
president, Harry N. Goodall vice-pre.sident, Arthur
L. Pi|ier secretary and treasurer, Alfred E. Pryor
general manager, "bay and ri\er freighting, steamers,
schiH>ners and barges, office 7 Clay, Telephone Main
641
PIPER ARTHI'R L., secretary and trea-surer Piper,
Aden, Goodall Co., 7 Clay, r. 2421 AVa.shington
Pijier Ausrusl, steward, r. lois Minna
Piper Benjamin, waiter stmr San Jose
Pil)er Cliarles A., motorman, r. 211 Cortland Av
Piper Ernest, steward, r. 1018 Minna
Pi]ier Frank clerk Pijier, Aden, Goodall Co., r. 2921
Jackson
Pil>er Harrj , chief deputy County CHerk, r. 2421 Wa-sh
ington
PIPER JERO.ME B. (estate of) 7 Clay
Piper John, collector Nevada Bank, r. 735 J Tehama
Pijier John, motorman, r. 3275 Mission
Pifier John H., i;Tiliman, r. 2 Hyde Terrace
Pi)ier Lenn, carpenter, r. 94 Arlington
Piper Lillie K. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary Schi.ol,
r. 202 Fair Oaks
Pijier Minnie Miss, dressmaking, r. 123 Tenth
Piper Robert F., capitalist, 7 Flood Bldg, r. 415 Powell
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, ' Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA S'
"^Ei.E°HONE Mission 40
PHOTOGRAPHIC '"--'"' T. P. ANDREWS
1 n^ 1 \JKJiXt\i ril^ RELOADING ,09 Montgomery St.
PIP
PLA
rilier Stephen L., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 202
Fair Oak«
Pi|ier William A., r. Palace Hotel
8^~ Piper. See Peiper and Pieper
Piplos John, r. 208 Jones
Pil)pe.v Robert N., master fire boat Gov. Irwin, v. 12
Walter
Pippin William, waiter, r. 334 Third, rear
PIPPY GEORGE H. (Thornton A
l'i|)|>}) and att4»ru<-y at law, I* ?0 ( liroa-
ii-le Kldg. r. <ilS Fell
Pique Frances, widow, r. 1033 Laguna
Piqueret Julius, codk, r. Alms House
Piquerez Augustus, hostler, r. 213 Tenth
Piquerez Sylvester, dyer, r. 746 Clementina
Piquet Edward, timekeeper, r. 515i Bush
Pirautsky James G., editor, r. 408 Point Lobos Av
Pires Manoel J., contractor, r. 407 Cortland Av
Pires Manuel V., laborer, r. 422 Drumm
Pirie J. Frank, stenograjdier Rio Grande Western Ry, r.
822 Geary
Pisani Aladino, clerk Vannuchi Bros , r. 1827 Webster
I'i-uiii Geortre, butcher, 923 Larkin, r. l(i Cedar Av
I'i- mi John, teamster, r. .•>2S) Fourth
I'l-ani Joseph, drayman, r. 453 Bryant
I'isani Joseph, fruits and produce, 927 Larkin
n.SCHL K.ASFAK, M. U., oculist, 63 Crocker Hldy,
hours 1 to 3 P.M., Telephone Main .5349, r. 130(i
Jones, Telephone East 631
Piskulich Louis W., editor and proprietor Slavjanska
Sloga, 629 Washington, r. 422 Post
Pissis Albert (Pissis & Moore) r. 1709 California
Pissis Emil M. , artist, 406 Sutter, rooms 48-49, r. 1709
California
PISSIS El'OEXE D., secretary Diekman-Jones Co.,
508 514 Folsom.r 1709 California
Pis-is Jane H , widow, r. 1709 California
PISSIS A MOOKK (Albert Pisiss and WiUiam P.
Moore) architects, 307 Sansome, Telephone Main
5402
Pisske Adolph, cook, r. 626 Washington
Pistolesi Albert C, insurance agent, r. 823 Filbert
Pistolesi August, groceries and liquors, 752 Washington,
r. 1110 Clay
Pistolesi Charles, clerk August Pistolesi, r. 1110 Clay
Pistolesi Frank V., teas and coffee, 1345 Twenty -fourth
Pistolesi Giusseppi, coffee and teas, 707 Sansome, r. 1812.',
Hyde
Pistolesi Loiiis C. (Pistolesi & McGregor) r. 823 Filbert
Pistolesi it McGregor (Louis C. Pistolesi and Frederick
McGregor) attorneys at law, 310 Kearny, rooms 1-2
Pistori Henry, cigars, r. 915 Montgomery
Pitcher Elmer C, superintendent Pacifle Tank Co., r.
165 Tremont Av
Pitcher Henry, carpenter, r. 526 Birch
Pitchford John B., mechanical engmeer W. T. GuiTut Jt
Co., r. Alameda
"Pithie Fdward, watertender stmr Umatilla
PITiMAX FRA^VCIS H.. .secret iry Judson Dynamite
and Powder Co. and Western Fuse an<l Explosives
Co., 200 Market, r. 836 Turk
Pitman Frank, waiter, r. 66 Minna
i^" Pitroski. See Petroschka and Pintrowski
Pitt Albert T. , bartender, r. 439^ Tehama
■ Pitt John, waiter stmr Corona
riTT H'lLLIAM ii. t"., busuiess manager The N'oice
of Labor, 49J First, r. 3.56 Third
Pittam John, engineer, r. 718 J Twentieth
Pittce Antone, rancher, r. Thirty -third Av South nr
Railroad Av
Pittit Edwin Mrs., furnished rooms, 818 Powell
Pittlick Matthias, liquors, 23 Sixth, r. 709i Minna
Pittner Amelia Miss, cook, r. 530 Eddy
Pitto Domenico, r. 314 Pacific
PittoG. L., vegetables, 27-28 Colombo Market, r. San
Mateo, Cal.
IVIORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanentlv CURED without
injury to htralth at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311^ HYDE ST.. between
Eddv and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to '5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STUTES BREWERY
BREINA/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Pitto Giuseppi (Pitto & Milani) r. 6 Bartol
Pitto James, drayman, r. 417a Francisco
Pitto James, salesman Campodonico & Malcolm Co., r.
439 Francisco
Pitto Joseph, gardener, r. W s Oswego .\v nr Ocean
House Road
Pitto Joseph, teamster, r. 508 Francisco
Pitto Lorenzo, proprietor Chiarari Hotel, 215 Broadway
Pitto Lucca G., \egetables, Colomo Market
Pitto & Milani (Giuseppi Pitto and Flore A.Milani) livery
stable, 706 Sansome
Pitts Frederick W. (Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co., r. 740 Bry-
ant
Pitts George W., 2d engineer r. 1435^ Valencia
Pitts James, laborer, r. Utah nr Helena
Pitts John E., traveling salesman, r. 610 O'Farrell
Pitts Selina R. Mrs. , r. Episcoi)al Old Ladies' Home
Pitts Thomas, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av and San Hruno
Road
Pitts Washington R., engineer, r. 1435i Valencia
Pitts William G., master stmr San Juan
Pittsinger Eliza A. Mrs., journalist, r. 224 Green
PittsonNils, teamster, r, 12b Oak Grove Av
Pittson Sarah, widow, r. 1608 Hayes
Piuccinelli Olinto, wagonmaker, r. 420 Broadway
Piver Arthur D., clerk General Freight Office S. P. C".,
r. 2225 Post
River Jessie C, freight clerk, r. 2225 Post
Piver Kate L., widow, r. 2225 Post
Pixlev Clarence, teamster, r. 8 Gough
PIALEV FRANK 1»I., editor Argonaut, r. SW cnr.
Fillmore and Union
Pixlev Hall, Adam Grant, proprietor, NE cor Pacific .\\
and Polk
Pixlev Kindergarten, NE Polk and Pacific
PI.YLEV MOKBISOIV F., attorney at law, 33 Jlills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Larkspur
Pixley Wadswonh, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
Pixley William I., clerk Edgur C. Chai)mau, r Larkspur
Pizzeo George, laborer, r. 425 J Broadway, rear
Pizzo Matte, bootblack, r. 815 Greenwich
Pizzotti Thomas, machmist, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
Connecticut
PlaceJCharles L., salesman 1. M. Wentworth. r. Oakland
Place Daniel N., purser stmr Progress, r. 229 Fell
Place Elizabeth D., Miss, r. 2426i Bryant
Place George, laborer, r. llj Garden
Place George M. C. (Reliable Roofing Co.) r. 2000 .McAI-
ister
Place Henry, roofer, r. 2000 McAllister
Place Jonah W., carpenter, r. 2426J Brjant
Place L. Adelle Miss, r. 2426.V Bryant
Place M. Burdette, r. 2426.i Bryant
Pladwill Clarence, pressman Searls & McClinton, r.
Fruitvale
Plagemann Frederick, P. (Wieneke i; Plageniann) r.
Golden West Hotel
PLA«E.nAX\ H. A' CO., (Henry Plagemann) im-
porters tobacco and manufacturers cigars, 3I4-31.S
Sansome
Plagemann Henry (Henry Plagemaim & Co., r. 317
Larkin
Plagemann J. Frederick (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) r.
1040 Page
Plagemann John C, insurance, office 212 Sansome, r.
l!-i.T Gro\-e
I'lau'tniann .Icihn P., furrier, r. 317 Larkin
I'lu^rfniann Louis, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 625 (jrove
PLAUK.IIA.N.X WILLIAM, (Hinz & Plagemann) r.
1513 Post
Plagemann William J., ojjerator Elite Photograph Stu-
dio, r. 625 Grove
Plah Hans, nurseryman, r. nr Wyoming Av, Ocean View
Plaisi O. Miss, music teacher, r. 204 Van Ness Av
Plambeck Charles, machinist, 939i Mission, r. 106 Cher-
ubusco
STOVBS
KND KIXCHEN SUPPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST-
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNrA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'8
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
PLA
PLE
& 2
^ a
CD d)
C/N
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
rlambeck William, porter Montgomery's Hotel
I'lamondon Joseph E., manager Detroit Foundrj- Supply
Co., (>21 Market, r. 1008 Polk
I'liimniidon Louis, nianagei- Inter Nos Jewelry Co., 621
Market, r. 1008 Polk
I'lamondon Richard L., with Golden Gate Advertising
Co. , r. 1008 Polk
I'lanehard Catherine, widow, dressmaking, 130 and 137
Murphy Bldg
Plaucich Nicholas.(Zan Bros. & Co.) r. 422 Nineteenth
Planck George, bartender, r. 421 Geary
Planck Maurice A. (Strand *: Planck) r. 19 Sixth
Planer Adolph G., foreman Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 220
Twenty-ninth
Planer Charles, sugar refiner, r. 5{ Harriet
I'lauer Gustav, cabinet maker, r. 5.^ Harriet
Planer Tillie Miss, clerk Kohlberg, "Strauss iSc Frohman,
r. 1507 Devisadero
PI ink Louis, plumber, r. 2600 Sacramento
Planker Charles E., hostler, r. 1414 Dupont
Plant Hamilton H., liquors and cigars, 113 Sixth
Plant Henry, contractor, r. 409 Twenty-eighth
Plant Ida Miss, with R. G. Dun & Co.
Plant John W. , comjjositor, r. 456 Sixth
Plant Joseph, seaman, r. Green nr Sansonie
Plant Lynwood T., salesman Hamilton H. Plant, r. 564
Minna .
Plant Peter, carpenter, r. 1440 Twenty -fourth
Plant Raymond H., conductor, r. 27 Eureka
Plant William, contractor, 1448 Twentv-fourth
PL.IXTEK'S LINE TO HONOLILI , Welch A Co.
agtnts, 220 California
l*l,A.VTS, 427-529 Sansonie
FLAX/ Hi:.\RY (Henrv Plan/, vV S..n) r. ..251 Geary
PLANZ HENRY & SON. <»»..
and l'he«Mliirei lueri-liaui tailors, 5'2.>
<;eapj
Plaiiz Henry A., butcher, 1807 Folsom
Planz Kaspar, liquors, 424 Ninth, r. 41^ Dore
Plaiiz Leonard W„ tailor, r. 41^ Dore ■ - ;
Planz Theodore (Henry Planz & Son) r. 525i Geary
Plasberg Robert, bartender, r. 125 O'Farrell
Plaskett P. L., marine engineer, r. 2500J California
Plate August, bookkeeper, r. 634 Polk
Plate Benjamin, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Plate Charles, teamster, r. 215 Fifth
Plate D .vid M., clerk, r. 215 Fifth
Plate Edward, bricklayer, r. 215 Fifth
Plate Frank E., clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 215 Fifth
Plate Gertie, widow, r. 811 Polk
Plate Henry A., purser stmr Faralloiie
Plate K. H., secretary San Jose Fruit Packing Co., .i
California, room 43, r. San Jose, Cal.
Plate William G., engineer, r. 215 Fifth
Plater Beiij min, bootblack. Clara Lane cor Sutter
Platb Adolph, newspaper carrier, r. 1209i Mission
Plath Edward, clerk John Plath, r. 1401 Steiner
Plath Henry, laborer, r. 2733^ Brj'ant
Plath John, groceries and liquors, 1401 Steiner
Plath John T. , clerk Assessor's office, r. 1401 Steiner
Pluth Mariin, waiter, r. 308^ SUicktoii
Plath Theodore F., shoemaker, 308^ Stockton, r. 2l;i
Sanchez
Platli \\ illiam, liquors.NE cor California and Steiner
Plate A. v., bookkeeper Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 643
Polk
Plate Arthur M., advertising agent, 206 Sansome, room
14, r. 1013 Fillmore
Plato C. L. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 525 Fulton
Plato George, bai-tender, r. 45 Lafayette
Plato John C, clerk William Meyer, r. 265 Ninth
Plato Joseph F., tailor, r. 1310^ Ellis
Plato Rtisa Miss, saleslady Goldstein & Co. , r. 1013 Fill-
more
Platser Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Plasthek Julius (Platshek & P arris) r. 918 Van Ness Av
Platshek Lipman, cigarmaker, r. 7 Filbert PI
Platshek Marks, trader, r. 7 Filbert PI
PI..4TS»CHEC'K M. J., attorney at law, and presi-
dent Odd Fellows' Hall Association, 324 Pine, room
S, r. 916 Van Ness Av
Platshek & Harris (Julius Platshek and Isaac Harris)
wool, hides, pelts, furs and tallow, 410 Townsend
Piatt Arnold B., accountant Crown Distilleries Co., r.
East Oakland
Piatt Caroline, widow, r. 1717 Larkin
Piatt Charles B., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 152S
Fell
Piatt Charles W., bookkeeper Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank,
r. 507 Post
FIATT FRANK L.. dentist, 80 Flood Bldg, r. 828
California
FL.ATT HORACE «. (Piatt & Bayne) and Vice-
Consnl Russia, r. Pacific Union Club
Piatt Jesse A., clerk Mendelson Bros., r. 132'2 Octavia
Piatt John, porter, r. 529 Sacramento
Plait John H., r. 845 Castro
Piatt John M., assistant cashier Cal. Wine Assn, r. 507
Post
Piatt John W., salesman Hammersmith & Field, r. 36
Erie
Piatt Kate, widow, nurse, r. 18 William
Piatt Mar\', widow, r. 36 Erie
Piatt Mary J. Mrs. , r. 845 Castro
Piatt Robert, car driver, r. 221 Tehama
Piatt Sallie P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 720 California
Piatt Samuel, agent, 306 market, r. Oak'and
Piatt Samuel W., clerk Goodj-ear Rubber Co., r. East
Oakland
Piatt Sarah A., widow, r. 1018* Larkin
Piatt S. M. Mrs., r. 816 Powell
Piatt Willi.am. saloon, 2440 California
Piatt William E., seaman, r. 423 Green
FLATT A BAl'XE (Horace G. Piatt and Richard
Bayne) attornejs at, law, 42-43 Mills Bld^, 9th floor
I'latz Edward, plumbing, 1828 Devisadero, r. 1824 Devi-
sadero
Platz John, porter, r. 311 Montgomery Av
Platz Joseph, plumbing, 2631 Pine
Plaw Joseph (ParrottJt Co.) r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Pla\ and Players' Publishing Co. (Sidney S. Holman and
Adolph (Greenfield) 838 Market
Playfair Herbert G. , clerk Bank of British Columbia, r.
402 Jones
Plaza House, Ernest Bonn proprietor, 641 Washington
Pleace Harry L., contractor, office 16 Post, r. 929 Nine-
teenth
Pleace Samuel L. , brickmason, r. 17 Everett
SS" Pleace. See Place
Pleasant Henry, lamplighter, r. 323 Twelfth
Plea-ant Henrj- Jr., teiunster, r. 328 Twelfth
Pleasant House, William Jones proprietor, 122 Post
Pleasant Marv, widow, t. 1661 Octavia
Fl,EAS.A\t V AllEV €O.Al, CO. (UUh) Peyton H.
Brooks ayent, 22 Market, room 14
Pleasant Valley Farminsr Co. (Fresno Co.) A. Halsey
secretary, 530 California, rooms 49-50
Pleasanton Hop Co. (Pleasanton, Cal.) office 100 Front
FLEASANTON HOTEL, Onan A. Brennan propri-
etor, NW cor Sutter and Jones
Plechault Jean, lodgings, 1314 Stockton
Plechot Arzag T., laundrpnan, r. W s .Mission Roatl nr
Onondaga Av
Plechot Catherine, domestic 1412 Clay
Plechot J., laundrjman, r. Ws Mission Road nr Onon-
daga Av
Plechot John, driver, r. 1314 Stockton
Plegat Germain, lodgings, 901 Sacramento
Plege Louis, furnished rooms, r. 601 Taylor
Pleiider George V., buyer, r. 816b Larkin
Plenker Charles, hostler, r. 1414 Dupont
Plent Joseph, carpenter, r. 104 Green
Plesee John, fireman, r. 117 Sierra
SAIS FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINDS OF STREET M SIEEWALI WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
s"J|CR'BE SflN FRflNGISGO GftLL
CHAS. M. SHORTEIB&E,
Proprietor.
THF PITT7 r^IIRP '**■■»*" ^y Banker., Merchants .nd Bu.Jness Men
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Plesi Sebastian, pattermiiak r, r. 212 Twenty-third
Pless Charles E., elerk W. Ha.ver & Hinz, r. 1585 Folsoni
Pless Dredging Co. The, William S. Bliss superintendent,
oflice 314 Montgomery
Pless Frederick G., dental stuient, r. 1585 Folsom
Pless Henry, plumber, r. 1585 Folsom
Pless Hermann A., clerk Treasury Dept S. P. Co., r. 1585
Folsom
Pless Minnie, widow, r. 1585 Folsom
Plesse William, bartender, r. N W cor Third and Berry
Pletsch Katie, domestic 253(5 Bryant
Plevin Abraham, expressman, " NE cor California and
Kearny, r. 1011 Nineteenth
Plevin William T. (Plevin & Morrice* r. 1011 Nineteenth
Plevin & Morrite (William T. Plevin and Jamea Morrice)
plumbers and gasfltters, 305 Noe
Plinnast John, coreman, r. 2011 Sutter
Plise Frederick, musician, r. 12(ii Ninth
Plise Washington V., teacher music, r. 216 Grove
Ploeger Ernest, clerk Claus Claussen, r. 225 Eighteenth
Ploehn Nathaniel, waiter, r. 22 Cook
Ploniu:ren Harry, deckhand, r. 201 Steuart
Plondke Julius, clerk Overland House
Ploennies Albert, salesman Cowen & Cowen, r. 2408 Cali-
fornia, rear
Ploennies Walter, plumber, r. 2408 California, rear
Ploner Peter P., furnishing goods, Ws Railrood Av, btt
Eleventh and Twelfth Avs South
Plonsky Henry (Henry Ploiisky & Bro.) r. 1407 Webster
Plonsky Henry & Brother (Henry Plonsky) importers
fancy goods, 120 Sutter
Plonsky Isidor, traveling salesman Henry Plonsky &
Bro., r. 718c Bush
Ploog John H., master schr Star
Ploomzar Joseph, dairyman, r. Alms House
Plotz Henry H., salesman Sawyer & Haight, r. 291 2e La-
truua
Plouf John B., waiter, r. 110 Mason
Plouf Lizzie, chambermaid Ahlborn House
Plout Mai-y, widow, r. 25 Hinckley
Plover Margaret Miss, r. 7154 Twenty-first
Plover Patrick, capitalist, r. 725 Goiigh
Plowden William D., traveling salesman Bancroft-Whit-
ney Co., r. 912*^ Vallejo
PLUM €HAKLK»^ H., president Chas. M. Plum &
Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-1307 Market, r. 215 Fell
PLUM €H IRLEl^ M. Jr., secretary Ohas. M. Plum
& Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-1307 Market, r. 23 Scott
PLUM CHAS M. & CO. UPHOL-
Charles M.
_ _ _ Plum pres-
ident, tine carpeilnes, elegant uitliolstery
rich I'lirnltare, 1301-1307 Market corner
Ninth, Telephone .Main 5145
Plumado Francis H., messenger Registrar's Otlice, r. 26
McAllister
Plumas Eureka Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) William
Johns manager, 320 Sansome, room 11
Plumb Amie C, oiler stmr Colon, r. 703 Post
Plumb Charles W., with Frank M. Smith, r. 1021 Sutter.
Plumb Edwin M., waiter, r. 259 Minna
Plumb George, r. 3 Harry PI
PLUMK MAKV C. Mrs., physician, office and r. 121
^ Sutter
Sis' Plumb. See Plum and Plumbe
PLtlMBU JOH.^i F., real estate 1402 Valencia, r.
1336 Valencia
Plumbe Richard real estate, r. 1338 Valencia.
Plumbe William R. , clerk John F. Plumbe, r. 812 Twenty-
fourth
PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE INSPECTOR.
New City Hall, 1st floor
Plume Edward C, conductor, r. 15 Johnston Av
Plumel Auguste, bartender, r. 727 Broadway, rear
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UTKF2KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
TERY COMPANY,
Q^aliforr^ia Bot:tliij(^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
rLUIlILL J. Iif importer or Mines and
brandle.s, i.S Stoeitton, r. 700 .Jones
Plumerel Annie, domestic, 1430 Leavenworth
Plumerel Leon, braider, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Phninner, r. 102 Ellis
Plummer Alvi)i, publisher Map of San Francisco, 408
Ciilifoniia, riiiim 7
spun
"44 Florida
PLUMMER BROTHERS ........ ..
and Charles A.) pi-oprielors <'rystal .Salt
Morks. loeation Newark an« Alvarado.
Alameda Co., Cal., established 1804, olliee
and store ll-io 8pear
Pknnmer Charles A. (Plummer Bros ) r. Centerville, Cal
Plummer C. Moody, manager The Trestle Board, 408
Cahfoniia, room 7, r. 729 California
Plummer Elthea C, widow, furnished rooms, 537
t)'Farrell
Plummer Charles, shipowner, 54 Steuart, r. Alameda
I lummer Fannie Miss, laundress r. 1519 Eddy
Pknnmer George, shipowner, 54 Steuart, r. Alameda
Plummer George E., president George E. Plummer .^
Co.. 54 Steuart, r. Alameda
Plunimer George & Co., George E. Plummer president,
George O. Gormley secretary and treasurer, ship
groceries, provisions, shipping and conmiission, 54
Steuart
Plummer George M., cai-penter, r. SfiOS Sixteenth
Plummer Henry L. , carpenter, r. 55 Second
Plunnner .lohn A. (Plummer Bros.) r. Alameda
I lunnner Nellie A. Mrs. , agent French system of dress
cutting, 14 McAllister
PLI'MMER RICHARD H., physician and sungeon,
652 Mission, and professor of anatomy Cooper Med-
ical College, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Plummer Sanford, salesman, Dunham, Carrigan & Ha\ -
den Co., r. 505 Ellis
Plummer Walter A., bookkeeper, Plummer Bros. , r. Ala-
meda
Plummer William A. , salesman Wagenheim, Sternheim
& Co. , r. 1024 Page
Plummer William E., asst druggist C. & C. Hospital
Plunkett John M., messenger Custom House, r. 1037
Post
Plunkett Eugenie Mme., laundress, r. 1602 Dolores
Plunkett Hannah, widow, r. 516 Central Av
Plunkett I. de V., teacher mental science, r. 518 Edilv
Plunkett John J., mental physician, r. 518 Edd.\-
Plunkett John W., agent, r. 836 Howard.
Plunkett Joseph, boilermaker, r. 318 Clementina
Plunkett Joseph, draughtsman, r. 262^ Clara
Plunkett Joseph G., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r 4C52
Niiitli
Plunkett .Io«ei)h M., pattHrninakcr, r. 318 Clementina
PLUNKETT K. Miss, emp.o,ment
liiireau. male and remaie, 4'jl .Sntter nr
Ponell. Teleplione Main 547?, r. 510 Cen-
tral Av
Plunkett M. A., r. 781 Sutter
Plunkett Maggie, dometic 2604 Jackson
Plunkett Philip D., clerk O'Dwyer & Co., r. 202i Clara
Plunkett Robert, helper Market St. Ry
Plunkett Theresa, ■ idow, r. 432 Ninth
Plunkett Thomas, b acksmith, r. 24 Laskie
PLINKETT WILLIAM A., attorney at law, 39-40
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 231 San Jose Av
I'luth Adolph, molder, r. 34 Ellis
Plunty Bridget, widow, r. Aurora nr Silver Av
Pluschkell August, dyer, r. 716 Natoma
Pl.ymire Charles, gripman, r. 1234 C.istro
Pl.\iiiire D. Bradley, physician, office and r. 1234 Castro
Plvmire Harry, clerk W. A. Plvmire & Co., r. 1234
Castro
liinire James, stonecutter, r. 1234 Castro
DIXONJORGESflN HO. SHOWCASES
3T MAR*<E:T ST.,
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I'MMIRE W. A. A CO. (Wil)iuin A. Pljiuire and
.Ies>e C. Anthoiiv) druggists. 1:538 Castro, Telephone
Mis>inii l!ll
PLV.niRE WILLIAM A. (W. A. Plyniire & Co.) r.
Via Castru
PLl nOlTH €OXGREGATIO\AL CHURCH, W.
1). Williams, D.D.. [.astor, X s Post bet Buchanan
and Webster
i'LVNOlTH «0.\C;RE«ATI0XAL CHIRCH
(Chapel) W s Green bet Pierce and Scott
I'l\niouth Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Plymouth,
;^ Amador Co. , Cal., .\. T. Bridge secretary, 3 Hobart
..^-.Hldg
PLTMOLTH ROCK OFFICE CLEAMXG CO., J.
\. (Scott maiiai^er. im Post. Telephone Main 928
Plymoiitli M Office Cleami Co.
J. V. SCOTT, Manager
233 POST STREET, Near Stockton
Office Hours, 12 m. to 2 i-. m. SAX FRANCISCO
Telephone, Main 928
Pneiunatic Power Co., Charles C\imming president,
George L. Brown secretarj-, 819 Market, room 45
Poa.'ghianti Angelo, laborer, f. .i2« Broadway
Poar Charles B., biwkkeeper Millbrae Co.,r. 1728 Folsom
Pobar.John, cooper, r. 2751 Harrison, rear
Pobish Charles, blacksmith, r. .504 Napa
Pobish John, brass finisher, r. 1215 Mission
Pockman Leonard H., with Wakelee & Co., r. I(j21 Sac-
rameutit
Pockwitz Leo, clerk, r. 41(5 Van Ness Av
Pockwitz Louis, with William Hoesscher i Co., r. 41«
Van Xess Av
Poeock Alexander G , quarrvman, r. 212 Broadway
Pocock William R. F., bookeeper Donohoe-Kelly Baiik-
insr Co., r. Alameda
Podalski .John, laborer, r. 150S Dupont, rear
Pod«l t>ank R , jiressman, r. 1314 Green
Pmld Walter, iiressinau, r. 1229 Filbert
Podd W iUiam, laborer, r. 80ti Bay
PiKld William P., laborer, r. 210 Sixteenth
PoJesta Angili, widow, r. 355 Alvarado
Podestii Antonio, laborer, r. 337 Union
P..;U-ta AnU.nio, laborer, r. 812 Filbert
['..lota Antonio, plumber, 1244 Twenty-fourth
p.. ie>ta Antonio, teamster, r. 1025 Clay
I'.nK-ta Attilio, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI
Pode-ta Egeiiio, scavenger, r. 5 Elizabeth
POOESTA <i. R. A CO. (Giovanni B. PodesUt and
Louis Cademartori) hay, grain, wood and coal, 1217-
121a Powell
Podesta Giovanni (Bonacina & Podesta) r. 428a Union
P.Klesta Giovanni (Podesta & Baldocchi) r. 411 Green
Podesti Giovanni, laborer, r. 1 Truett
Podesta Giovanni B. (G. B. Podesta & Co.) r. 901 Pacific
Podesta Giuseppe (Ravenna & Co.) r. 433 Green
Podesta Giuseppe, laborer, r. 160 Steuart
Podesta John, laborer, r. 417 Green
Podesta John, window cleaner, r. 4235 Filbert
Podesta John J. (Martinoni & Podesta) r. 834 Broadway
Podesta Joseph (Podesta & Peirano) r. 2 Lily Av
Podesta Louis, laborer, r. 433 Green
Podesta Louis, salesman, r. 1401^ Kearny
Pixlesta Louis P., butcher, 404 Hayes, r. 714 Octavia
P(xlesta Luigi, driver, r. 1402 Kearny
Podesta Luigi. fruits and veiretables, 1401 Kearny
Podesta Palmera Miss, cigarmaker, r. 1222 York
Podesta Rosa, widow, r. 425 Filbert
Podesta Rose, widow, r. 1110 Clay, rear
Podesta Stephen, laborer, r. 1222 York
Podesta Victor L., salesman Podesta & Baldocchi, r. 731
Filbert
Podesta Vincent, wine dealer, r. 5 Jasper PI
Podesta Virgil winemaker, r. 5 Jasper PI
PODESTA A RALDOCCUI (Giovanni PodesU and
Anselo G. Baldocchi) florists, 246 Sutter, Telephone
Main 700
Podesta & Peirano (Joseph Podesta and James Peiraii..)
fniits, 442 Bush
Podich John: cook, r. 140 Fourth
Podmore Alfred H., lineman, r. 560 Howard
Poechhacker Leopold, chicken ranch, r. Bay View
Poehler Edward J. J., butcher, r. 508 Ninth
Poehler William B., forem.m C. B. Rode & Co.. r. ■
Ninth
Poehler, William B. Jr., blacksmith, r. 508 Ninth
POEHL.HAX H. EDWAhD, real estate and insur-
ance, also publisher of Poehlman's Real Estate Cir
cular, 415 Montgomery, r. 401 Post
Poehlman Bosina Mrs., widow, confectionery, 401 P. .-t
Poehlman W.lliam, confectioner, r. 1937 Union
Poerschkc Amy Mrs., r. 900 Vallejo
Poeschacker TiUie, domestic 3015a California
Poes.senbacher L<iuis, foreman Chicago Brewery, r. r.'llj
Polk
Poessl Joseph (CsaW & Poessl) r. 29 Geary
Poetsch Ernest, taimer, r. 424 Twenty-seventh
Poetsch Herman (Poetsch & Peterson) r. 424 Twenty
seventh
Poetsch & Peterson (Herman Poetsch and Gusta'
Peterson) tannery, XW cor Army and Harrison
Poett Henrj- W., clerk Williams, l)imoi.d X Co., r. 1.
linganie, San Mateo
Poetz A. Miss, teacher music, r. 30 Lily Av
Poetz Henrietta, milliner, r. 32 Kissling
Poetz Henn-, waiter, r. 32 Kissling
Poev John ( Poey cS: Chaquet) r. 1567 Market
Poey & Chaguet (John Poey and Gregory Chagiiet) la\i
dr>-, 1567 Market
Poga'to Rafaelo, i>eddler, r. 510 Francisco
Pogetto John, peddler, r. 416 Union
Pogetto Martin, peddler, r. 41 Juniper
Poggi B., musician, r. 629 Lombard
Poggl Stephen, sawyer, r. 430 Vallejo, reiir
Poggi Thomas, painter, r. 430 Vallejo, rear
Pogue Eva Miss, teacher Ining Institute, r. 103<> \ j
lencia
Pogue Howard X., salesman Justinian Caire, r. 171 J
Hyde
Pogoe Lucie, widow, r. 1719 Hyde
POHEIM .lOSEPH T.. merchant tailor, 1110-1112
Market, Telephone Mam 18554, 201-203 Montgom-
ery, Telephone Main 1855, and 724 Market, TeK
phone Main 185.53, r. 1806 Pacific Av, Telephone
East r>43
Pohm Patrick J., laborer, r. 22 Beaver
P(jhl Frederick, liquors, SE cor Folsom and Second
Pohl George, bags and salt, 51 Sacramento, r. \''
Webster
Pohl Hannah, widow, r. 8J Langton
Pohl Henry F., jirinter, r. 8i Langtoii
Pohl Julius, distributor, r. 22s Twelfth
Pohlev Eva H. Mrs., bookkeeper Butterfield Auction 1. .
r."7CohnPl
Pohlev Henrv, stage car|)enter, r. 551 Minna
Pohlev Joseph C, p»inter, r. 132 Erie
Pohlev N-ithaii. salesman Irvine Bros., r. 1122 Larkin
PohliKmil. stenoifrajiher and official rejKirter, office 6
Mills tilJ.<r, 8th floor, r. 3309 Clay
pohhuann Anna Mi<s, tranied nurse, r. .50| (^uinn
POHLM&NN GUSTAVE, ...„»..
setter, engraver and enameler, society
medals, liadees and aaai-tz jewelry, fine
wateh repairing, 3:JB Sntier, r. A Sey
nionr Av
SAiN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL WM OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC^lf-r^e'r.',*!!
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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Pohlmann Henry 1)., steieut.vi)er, r. 3 Seviiiour Av
I'lililiiiuii!) Joliii, bartender John Schuldt
Piililniaini Mattie, widow, r. 52i Ijuinn
I'ohlniann Williani H., coppersmith, r. 52 J (^uinn
£3' Pohlmann. -ee Poehhnan and Polenmnn
Pohhneier Alix Mis-s, waitress, r. 1504 Howard
J'ohhneier Martha .Miss, cashier Mrs. .\nnie C. l-undin,
r. 1504 Howard
J^>lll.soIl Henry, cariienter, r. 530 Greenwich
Pidilson Charles, barber, r. 702 Montgomery
Poi.le Bernard, laborer, r. 14 Scott PI
Poin Archibald, teamster, r. I'J Hardy
Poindexter Cornelius \V. , salesman Winchester Hei>eat-
ing Anns Oo., r. 3318 Sacramento
Poindexter Liicy, cook 1732 Washington
Pointer Charles W., janitor, r. 7 Salmon
Point.in James H. , mill writ ht, r. 910 Howard
Poirier Eugene G., cigarmaker, r. 221 Twenty-third
Poirs.m Eugene, r. 234 Montgomery
Poi^er .Arthur M., broonimaker, r. "s3iib Howard
Pokinghorn John, painter, r. 117 Jones
I'okoo Adam, Hborer, r. 52 Jessie, rear
Pokorny Joseph, chandelier maker, r. 330 Fremont
Polack Herman L., jeweler, 1003 Market, r. 1127 Golden
Gate Av
Polack Joseph S., r. 2400 Mission
I'olack Miry, widow, r. 2400 .Mission
- .S.iuucI, insurance and general broker, 51(i
uiiy, r. 1027 Jackson
. .l.ick. See Pollack, Pollak and Pollock
I ■ 1.1,%.. (i., cLirver Metropolitan .vlarble Works
P.iSa^id (•■tii-r ne. widow, r. 2t)3 Clara
Polaiil Charles solicitor Frank P.Whitnev, r. 253 Clara
FOL.\M> FeCA^'K S„ painter, r. BlOShotwell
I'olan 1 ll.uTv F., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 2705?, Ho>vard
POL.IN'O K.«.TK »I. .Wrs., grand recorder Ancient
Order United W.)rkmen Degree of Honor, (i5 Flood
Bldg, r. 8]il Shot well
Poland Kit-hard, laborer, r. SOl Napa
Polaskv Alexis, linu.ir omniission, 536 Pine
POL.ii^TKI KICU.IKU .•»., secretary C. K. Splivalo
& Co., 307 Battery, r. San Mateo
Polastri V., physician, r. 899 Pine
i'ole Bertha, domestic 1515 Vallejo
Pole Liura V. Miss, dres.sinaker, r. 2907 Clay ,
J'olheinier Albert, laborer, r. 142 Sixth
l'ollic:iuis .\bert, student, r. 1714 Octavia
I'olhemus Edward (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) and president
F.l IXirado Linseed Oil Works, 208 California, r. 1818
l'''hemus John E., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. Ho-
tel St. Nichola.s
Kili Frank M., teamster, r. 272 Jessie
rOLICK AKD FIKE .IL.tRM TELEGR.4PH, 0
Brenham PI
Police Attorneys. New City Hall
POLICE CHIEF OE, -Iftice 4 New Citv Hall, 1st floor
POLICE < »HMI<^SIO>iERS BO.IRD OF, 11 and
11 .Vuw (Jity Hall, 1st floor
POLICE COiRT CLERKS, New Citv Hall
POLICE COLRT Sn. 1, James A. Campbell Judge,
Ni-.v Cit\ Hall, basement
POLICE COLRT .\0. 2, Charles T. Conlan Judge,
Ne\v Citv Hall, 1st floor
POLICE COLRT SO. 3, Henry C. Joachimson Judge,
New Citv Hall, 1st floor
POLICE <'OIKT .\0. 4, Charles A. Low Judge, New
■ Citv Hall, 1st tloor
POLICE JrOVES, chambers New Citv Hill
I*OLICE STATIONS, Old City Hall, New City Hall
i Central), NE cor Polk and Jackson, 827 Folsom, 207
Seventeenth, 30 Sacramento (Harbor) E s Railroad
Av l)et Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avs South, Ocean
\iew, and 609 Twentieth and Boarding Station (foot
of Powell)
POLICE SIIR<;E0.\, New City Hall
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Eituiinous Macliinery, Traction Engines & Qnartz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
1215
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BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Polidori Dominic, li(|uors, 1128 Folsom, r. 39 Rausch
Polidori Nicholiis, bartender, r. 39 Rausch
Polieso Gactno, fisherman, r. 2131 Vallejo
Polina Ariodande, marble cutter ,'r. 870 Bryant
Polite George M., master shi|) Spartan, r. Alameda
Politeo Molgreen V., draughtsman William H. Lillie, r.
.Mameda
POLITIC.4L RECORD (weekly) Donald Uruce ptlb-
lisher, .^.S.iClav
I'.ilito .loliii, i.irber, r. .505 Green
Politzer Adolph (Politzer & Co.) r. Alameda
Pulitzer Alexander, with Politzer & Co., r. .\laineda
Polit/.er Monro, r. 25oi Minna
rOLITZLn & CO (Adolph poii(/.«r)
brok.frs lu bttiids, «iid >fliol<'sale litiuor
doalers, :t:{> Pine
Polk Daniel, architect, r. 1015 Vallejo
I'olk John .McC, c;ishier Alliance Asssurance Co., r.
Oakland
Polk J seph, laborer, r. SWcor Steiner and Waller
PULK n. L. & CO.f pobliKheis Cali-
fornia .State Ga/.ctt«-cr, o.llce ««« .H<»nt-
;>4»iii«Ty. room 'Ht
I'.dk Willis J. (Polk & Polk) r. 1015 Vallejo
Polk Willis W. (Polk .V Polk) r. 1015 Vallejo
Polk \ P. ilk (Willis W. and Willis J.) architects, 2^2
P.St, room 14
^- Polk. See Paulk
Polkinghon John, painter, r. 117 Jones
Polkinghorn Bridget, widow, r. 249 I'.icific
Polkinghorn Thomas, baker, r. 249 Pacific
Pollack Alolph, drayman, r. 1323 Fillmore
Pollack Alexander, teamster, r. 1420 Turk
Pollack Ernest, printer, r. 135 Fair Oaks
Pollack Leon, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. Alameda
l^- Pollack. See Polack, Pollak and Pollock
Pollak .\rnold, commission broker cigars, manager Thea-
ter Curtain Advertising Co. (incon'orated) 403
M);rket. r. 17-20 Rush
POLLAK HERMANN A., ..........
4 <><>iiii>i»olltan .4dvcrlisinR.4ei'n(-y, special
advertiiiinK azrnt La Voce del Pop"'",
and general Paeitic Cftast adverli'.ine
agent or UailT L'Eeo U'llalia of .\en Vork,
e.stablished 1H49, 1'i^ xHoutewuiery
H. A. PGLLAK'S
Gosmopoiitan Hnvertisiitg Pgenoy
72? MO.N'TGOnERY SlJic..!?
r O. Box 2516. San- Kr.\ncisco, C.\L.
IS the only institution exclusively connected with
Newspapers ublished in Foreign Languages
in this Cityand in Foreign Countries. ArtverMsing
con.ractsifr Mexican and Central American I"a-
pers solicited.
Pollak John, bonkkeeper .Mayrich Bros., r. Alameda
Pollak Rosa, widow, lodgings, (i4 Natoma
Pollak W. F., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. Alameda
Pollard Arthur M., barber, r. 129 Second
Pollard Frank, actor, r. 32.i Grove
Pollard Isaac, machine hand, r. 808 Twentieth
Pollard James A., teamster, 2108 Hyde
Pollard James J., clerk James P. Pollard, r. 620 Laguna
Pollard James P., wood and coal, 537 Grove and 1712
Ellis, r. 626 Laguna
Pollard Lpura Miss, teacher .Miss West's Scho<jl, r. 2014
Van Ness Av
Pollard Mary, widow, r. 39 Powell X\
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PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sod A^'t5. 823 Market SV
PEBHIEUODET&GO.GHeillPflGNE
"Fi-iest Fxtra Qualities,"
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapniu.,.)
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Pollard Thomas (Pollard & Dodsje) and vice-president
Teredo Proof Pile Company, 14 Mills Bldg, 3d floor,
r. 208 Haight
Pollard Thomas Jr., bookkeeper Pollard & Dodge, r. 208
Haight
Pollard Walter, clerk, r. 8 Belmont PI
Pollard Walter, clerk Dunham, CaiTigan & Hayden Co.,
r. 208 Haight
Pollard William H., merchandise broker, 218 California,
room 5, r. Alameda
POLLARD A- DOUGE (Thomas Pollard and Edward
J. Dodge) shipping and commission, and man\ifac-
turers and wholesale dealers lumber, 22 California,
rooms .5-6, Telephone Druram 9
Pollen Brothers (Michael D. and Jacob) candv mnfrs, 211
Powell
Pollen Jacob (Pollen Bros.) r. 1420 Broadway
Pollen Michael D. (Pollen Bros.) r. 446 Tehan.a»
PoUexfen Arthur, tlerk George Fritch, r. 408 Castro
Pollexfen Ernest, clerk R. D. Chandler, r. 498 Castro
Polleys William M., laborer, r. 1024 P.iwell
Pollhammer Alois, engraver, 3 Hardie PI, r. 923 Golden
Gate Av
Pollin lYank S. , painter, r. 819 Shotwell
Pollitz Edward (Edward PoUitz & C(>.)r. 21 Grant Av
POLLITZ EDWARD A €0. (Edward Pollitz and
Henry St. Goar, ijeneral brokers, 403 California
Polloch Allen, head storekeeper Palace Hotel
Pollock David K., laborer, r. 32 Converse
Pollock Edward E., draughtsman, r. 627 Seventeenth
Pollock George, boots and shoes. 202 Powell, r. 4 Hart-
ford
Pollock Herbert C, electrician, r. 717 Waller
Pollock Joseph E., r. 717 Waller
Pollock Joseph E. Jr., gilder, r. 717 Waller
Pollock Philip R. (Quinn & Pollock) r. 717 Waller
Pollock William, laborer, r. 400 Bay
Pollock William, stonecutter, r. 732 Grove
Pollock William, stonecutter, r. 219 Fourteenth
Pollock William D., artist, r. 627 Seventeenth
Pollock William L., clerk, r. 717 Waller
a^ Pollock. See Polack, Pollack and Pollak
PoUok Allan, clerk, r. 1237 Leavenworth
Pollok Mary, widow, r. 1237 Leavenworth
PoUovich Stefano, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. Alameda
PoUuskie Emil, peddler, r. 316 Eleventh
Polman E., master mariner, r. 10 Market
Polmere William H. , ironworker, r. 168 Tehama
Polsen Charles, cook, r. 575 Minna
AS" Polsen. See Paulsen and Poulsen
Poison John, laborer, r. San Bruno Av nr Twenty-eighth
Poly, Heilbron & Co. (Is;uic Poly, Adolph and" August
Heilbron and Simon Clayburgh) wholesale butchers,
S s First Av South bet Railroad Av and Susque-
hanna, office 339 Kearny
Poly Isaac (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. 1810 Bush
Polytechnic High School, Walter N. Bush principal,
SE cor Bush and Stockton
P09IA CES.ARF, vice consul Italy, office 506 Battery,
rooms 1-2, r., 1001 Pine
Pombet Antoinette Miss, furnished rooms, 819 Howard
Pomeroy Annie R., widow, r. 1327 Leavenworth
Pomeroy Arthur, boxmaker, r. 425 Turk
POMEROY CARL H.. manager The Werner Co., 7
City Hall Square, r. 218 Turk
Pomeroy Carter P. (Pomeroy & Pomeroy) and rejwrter
Supreme Court of Cal., r. San Rafael, Cal.
Pomeroy Edgar, bookkeeper H. Huddleston & Co., r.
East Oakland
Pomeroy Flavel C, collector S. P. Co., r. 121 Mont-
gomery
Pomeroy George G., steward, r. 2709 Larkin
Pomeroy George S., clerk Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.
1911a Howard
Pomeroy H., waiter stmr Alameda
Pomeroy John N. (Promeroy & Pomeroy) r. 1327 Leav-
enworth
Pomeroy Julius E., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1511 Larkin
Pomeroy Lucy A. Miss, r. 329 Seventeenth
Pomeroy Margerj' J., widow, r. 2110 O'Farrell
Pomeroy Mark Mrs., r. 1406 Polk
Pomeroy Mark M., draughtsman, r. 26 Shotw.ll
Pomeroy Mary A., widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
Pomeroy Sheldon, successor to E. J. Thevenet & Co. ,
druggi>t, NW cor Kearny and Washington, r. 726-
Washington
PO.MEROV A PO.UEROV (Carter P. and John
X. ) attorneys at law, 222 Sansome, 5th floor, rooms
1-2, Telephone Main 5491
(0" Pomeroy. See Pomroy
Pomgi-anin P., peddler, r. 1616 Dupont
Pomies Etienne J., spinner, r. Alms House
Pomin George, restaurant, 223 Montgomery Av, r. 2a
Union
Pomin William, cook, r. 621 1 Gear^'
Pomin William C, salesman Chester F. Wright, r. 21 V
Geary
Pomme Emily, laundry, 637 Howard
Pommer Joseph, restaurant, 612 .Sacramento, r. 630
Sacramento
Pommerenke George, seaman, r. 739 Fourth
PO.nPEIIA.\ PERFlMEn BATH TOXIC CO.,
James H. Andereon, secretary, 2223 Folsom
Pomroy Edward, engineer, r. 26j' Fulton
Pomroy Lydia A., widow, r. 1144 Mission
Ponjroy Selah R., florist, r. 1144 Mission
i&"Pomroy. See Pomeroy.
Pon Albert J., bookkeeper (Lenormand Bros.), r. 620
Folsom
Pon John, driv'er, r. N s Delaware Av nr Mission Road
Pon John B. (Pon & Pontacq) r. 434 Bush
Pon & Pontacq (John B. Pon and John Pontacq) restau-
rant, 434 1 u^h
Poncet John, laborer, r. 110 Trenton
Poncet Seraphin, waiter, r. 22 Welsh
Ponchon Charles, cook, r. 5 Green PI
Pond Charles K.. r. 1019 Califoniia
PO.N'U EU>VARD B. (C. E. Whitney & Co.) capital-
ist, 328 Montgomery, room 7, r. 1019 Carifornia
Pond Edward C, with C. E. Whitney & Co,) r. 1019 Cal-
ifornia
Pond Frajik B., car builder Cal. Car Wks.
Pond George M„ salesman A. Schilling & Co.. r. 141s
Masonic Av
Pond James L., laborer, r. 32 Fourth
Pond Joseph, clerk Browii & Metzner, r. Oakland
Pond Julia, r. 62s Green, rear
Pond Margaret, widow, wines and liquors, 204 Clara
Pond Kate M., widow, dressmaker, r. 712 Taylor
Pond Paul E., bookkeeper Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
Oakland
Pond Samuel F., clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 1019 Cal-
ifornia
Pond William C. Rev. , Pastor Bethany Congregational
Church, r. 418 Bartlett
Ponder John H., plumber and carpenter, r. 2002 Howard
Ponfield Allen J., bookkeepei H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
Alameda
Ponga E., cook, r. 816 Sansome
Ponier Catherine, widow, r. 55 Twenty-third, bet Har-
rison and Alab inia
Ponitz Anton, brewer, r. 102 Austin
Ponly Lament, butcher, r. 71 Adelaide PI
Pons Alphonse, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Pons Augiioste, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Pons Francisco V., solicitor, The Baldwin
Pons Germain (Lagier & Pons), r. 147 Third
Pons Honore, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Pons Julien, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Pons Justine, r. 914 Twenty-fifth
Pons Philippe, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Pontac Peter, liquors, 1:38 Fifth, r. 484 Tehama
Pontacq Alfred, gardener, r. 613-2 Stockton
TRY the:
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217
POP
Pontacq August, milkman, r. Berlin bet Burrows and
Felton, U. M. T.
Pontacq John (Hon & Pontacq) r. 434 Bush
Pontacq Joseph, butcher, r. 1105 Leavenworth
Pontacq Peter, r. 165 Minna
Pontacq RaynKind, laborer, r. Railroad Av, bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth Avs South
Pontaig Jean, laundry 2409 Howard
Ponton de Arce Stanley, traveling salesman M. Ehnnan
& Co., r. 120 Devisadero
Pontors Jean L. , engineer, r. S s Fifth Av South bet M
and L
Ponzia John, fireman, r. 1909 Chestnut
POODLK l»0« ICE<!iTAlIR.4NT, Allarme & Blanco
proprietors, SE cor Bush and Grant Av
Pool I. Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 1726 Broadway
Pool James I., barber, 102 Seventh
Pool Jennie Mrs., widow, r. 631 Post
POOL JOSlPH n.f house raiser and
mover. ll:S0 .tllsslon, bo.v 'il' Kailders'
E.vchaiiKe, r. 1508 Howard
Pool Mary, widow, r. 36.J Kausch
Pool William L. , housemover, r, 1508 Howard
Poole Alexander, fireman stmr Alameda
Poole Annie E., widow, r. 26 McAllister
Poole A. Robert, marine engineer, r. 17 Hardy
Poole Catherine Miss, bakery, 629 Valencia
Poole Charles C, foreman Edisjn Light and Power Co.,
r. 609.V Third
Poole Daniel B. , laborer, r. 2 Stanley Court
Poole Daniel J., laborer, r. 2 Stanley Court
Poole David B., laborer, r. 2 Stanley Court
Poole Eben, carpenter, r. 102.'i Mission
Poole Edward, clerk George Wilkens & Co., r. 415 Bran-
nan
Poole Edwarl L., conductor, r. 2.523i Post
Poole Ella M. Mrs., teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 313 Hyde
Poole George C, watchman, r. 122 V Shot well
Poole George W., junk, OOii Jack.son, r. 913 Sacramento
Poole Jane S., widow, r. 1224 Shotwell
Poole Jesse, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Poole John E., gunsmith, r. 5 Plvmouth Av
POOLl JOHN P.. aU;.rnrj at law,
notary public and ('oiiinii<^sioner o ' <Ioe4l^,
S'tl Moniiioiiiery, r. \^V cor JLaidley and
Fairnioant
Poole Judah W., sawyer, r. 122i Shotwell
Poole Marcus M., traveling salesman E. Martin & Co.
Poole Marj-, widow, r. 333 Eddy
Poole Mary E. Miss, milliner, r. 367 Minna
Poole Reuben A., trimmer, r. 421 Brannan
Poole William, master stmr Pie niont, r. 517 Eddy
Poole William J., porter, r. 367 Minna
Poole William W., dratightsman S. F. Tool Co., r. 517
Eddy
Pooler Charles D. , carpenter, r. 827 Geary
Pooler James H. , engineer, r. 123 Valparaiso
Pooler Ru\ton H., engineer, r. 123 Valparaiso
Pooley Arthur W., furniture igent, r. 2832 Bush
Pooley Isabella, widow, r. 225 Fourth
Pooley James W., wood carver, r. 301 Octavia
Pooley John Mrs. , proprietor The Elsmere, 413 Sutter
Poor J. Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 1726 Broadway
Poore Franklin B. Mrs., r. SE cor California and Web-
ster
Poorman Samuel, attorney at law, r. 3017 Washington
Poorman Warren M., with A. Fleishacker & Co., r. 921
Hyde
i^" Poorman. See Pvormann
Pope A. J. Mrs., r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Pope Albert, clerk Stelling Bros., r. 100 Noe
Pope Arthur M. il'ope & Clement) r. Oakland
Pope Benjamin F. Major, Surgeon U. S. A., Angel Island
Pope Bernard, millhand, r. 1012 De Haro
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
WIELA/ND*S
L-HGER BEEft
Best Beer on Earth.
Pope Bertha, widow, r. 230 Fulton
Pope Charles, seaman, r. 545 First
Pope Charles W., real estate, r. 1707 Jones
Pope Frank C, gilder, r. 230a Fulton
Pope Frank E., fireman, r. 1522 Polk
Pope Frederick P., shoemaker, r. 538 Valencia
POPK FKEK kl.MIKieUAKTKN, Mrs. Suinner
Johnson priiuipil, Jll-',^!3 Ninth
Pope George A., « iili 1' .pr \ Talbot, r. 2728 Pa<,-ifie At
Pope George A., salesman Ainus & Harris, r. 2012 Pine
Pope Henry, cook, r. 546 First
Pope Jessie, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Pope John, driver, r. 37 Valley
Pope John, driver, SVV c r Nineteenth and Shotwell
Pope John E., clerk, r. 1124 Golden Gate Av
Pope John F., accountant, r. 2723 Pine
POPE .i'«IA.\lIFA<'TlIICI.\« <*0., Columbia bicy
cles, Henry C. Johnson manager, 334 Post
Pope Mary, widow, r. Alms House
Pope Maurice J , salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 1124
Golden Gate Av.
Pope Otto, tinner, r. 3004 Laguna
Pope Over on C, bookkeeper B. F. Sides & Co., r. 2723
Pile
Pope Philip, g-ardener 1616 Clay
POPE SA1I1:EL K. (Jessup cSt Pope) r. Oakland
Pope Sidney G. , carpenter, r. 1707 Jones
POPE TH01I.4!i E., a-ssistant general agent Aetna
Insurance Co., 514 California, r. East Oakland
Pope William G. , shoecutter, r. 1041 Vallejo
Pope & Clement (Arthur M. Pojje and A. W. Clement)
importers and commission brokers, 116 California,
P0PE"& TALBOT (n.ar.esF.4.Ta..
bot and William II. Talbol) loniber
dealer.s., ottice 'iOl C'alirornia
POPEKT J. A- CO. (Julius Pojierl, Cliarles Herr-
mann anil Frederick Peters) projirietors New Wash-
ington Hotel, 342-350 Ft)urth
Popert Julius (J. Poi)ert & Co.) r. New Washington
Hotel
Popkin Abraham, shoemaker, r. 24 Moss, rear
P.j])kin George, tailor, r. 1129 Clay
Po))kins Ale.Kandel^ tailor, r. 24 Mary
Popovich Antone, bartender, r. 939 Mission
Popovich John L., waiter, r. 16 Bryant
Popo\-ich Peter, bartender, r. 1 Eddy PI
Popovich Vladimir, waiter, r. 45 Minna
Poppe Augusta, widow, r. 926 Shotwell
Po|.pe Charles Mrs., widow, r. 926 Shotwell
Poppe Hannah Mrs., laundress, r. 1203 Market
Poppe Hans, stibleman, r. 426^ Fifth
Poppe Henry, teamster, r. 426i Fifth
Popi^e Herman J., salesman Bach, Meese & (S\, r. 926
Shotwell
Poppe John, messenger Henry M. Heineman, r. 426i
Fifth
Popiie Julia, widow, baken' and varieties, 441 Twentieth
Poppe Martha H. Miss, "teacher Man- hall Primary
School, r. 926 Shotwell
Poppelwell Margaret S., widow, r. 1029 J Valencia
Popper John F., steward, r. 69 Oregon
Poppeiiberg Robert, musician, r. 126 Page
Poppenberg Robert Jr., jeweler, Shreve & Co., r. 123i
Lily Av
Popper Bertha Mrs., shirt mnfr, 23 Keaniy, r. 207 Lar-
kin
Popper Charles, r. 207 Larkin
Popper Ditlief , stevedore, r. Alms House
Pt)pper J. Leo, collector Manhattan Life Insurance Co.,
r. 254 J Fourth
Popper John F., porter stmr Alameda
Popper Joseph, bartender, r. 142 Seventh
Popiier L., shirt mnfr, 23 Kearny, r. 207 Uirkin
Popper Leopold, clerk Post Office, r. 1416i Devisadero
DIXON, BOHGESON 4 CO. SHOWCASES
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Only Six Hours travel (See page opp name Hichland Springs) Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
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WITH THE
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Popper Max, bookkeeper Weil & Beck, r. 1416i Devi&i-
PO rr ER MAX. contractor, r. 207 Larkin
Popper Samuel, tai or, r. 15 Sumner
P<H»per Simon, sliirt imifr, 5:35 Keamj-, r. 1416^ Devisa-
dero
Popper Viet, chiropodist, 318 Kearny, r. 1514 Devisa-
dero
POrilLAR BOOK .STOKE THE, Johnson .v
Emigli proprietors, booksellers, stationers, engrav-
ers and iirinters, 10 Post
POriLAK DI^I.\G KOOM.S THE. McCauley .^
Gray proprietors, 35-37 Geary
1* n-cfHi Gi 'V.mni, slioemaker, r. 1722 Stockton
Porcello John B., sUver gilder, r. 1906 Powell
Porcher John, hats and caps, 1109 Market, r. 717 Golden
Gate Av
P<»rfiro Uiez Monev Co., Samuel L.Norton vice-president,
A. A. Norton secretary, 6fil Market, rooms 24-2.'i
Porford Walter, cook, r. 616 Jessie
Pf»rgeo b'rank, cook, r. 639 Clay
Porham AiMie L., r. 2228 California
Pfjri~7.li Fi 'ilerick, cigars and tobacco, 3081 Sixth
P,>rp>i;;t ■ t:a^ene. barber, 1226 Dupont, r. 8 Graham PI
l'rn|„,n,t.. I'lul, barber, r. 8 Graham PI
Porrif -l^-i.ih, machini.st, r. 816 Dolores
Porro li , >eainan stmrColima
Porsh Leo, electrician, r. 100'>a Lombard
PORT KLIKELV MILL CO., Renton Holmes .v
Co. agent-J, )>ier 3, Steuart
Port CostA l.unilier Co., John A. Hn<*i)er, president,
Henry M. Furiiiaii ^ecretan', 4 California
PORT COSTA ^V.AKEHOIuSE A.\D DOCK <'0..
George W. McNeir ]>resident, 306 California, ware-
hoiis.- Port Cost:i, Cal.
Port L>i~o\ery Mill Co., Austin D. Moore president,
Hiram C. Smith vice-president, Charles A. .Moore,
secreUirv, 31'.! Pine, room 19
Port Mailison .Mills (Port Madison, Wash.) Eaward M.
Herrick agent, office 17 Stewart
PORT WARDENS BOARD OF. office Clay Street
Wharf
Porta Giacintii E., JKjots and 'shoes, 827-829 Keaniv, r.
405 Kearny
Porta Leopold, tailor, r. 2500 Leavenworth
Portable CVipying Sheet Co., Howanl W. Brown man-
age , William A. Searlesagent, 510 California, room 12
Porte Edward, clerk, r. 207 Third Av
Porte Lucien, lalwrer, r. 1125 Dupont
Porteiwns Edward, clerk .storeroom Palace Hot«l, r. 207
Thinl Av
Portelli Giovanni, laborer, r. 610 Broadway, rear
Port«lli Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome, rear
Portelli Michel, with Benton & Hawley, r. 5 Vallejo PI
Pi>rt«lli Salvator, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome
Portener Heniuui, salesman John O. Meverink, r. 918
Pacific
PorteoHs .lessic, do.nestic 2003 Steiner
^g* .Porteous. See Porteus
Porter Abel W. (Porter Bros. & Ci>.) r. 3344 Clay
Porter Angle, wiilow, r. 2480| Market
Porter Annie E. Mis.s, hookkeei>er C. B. Rode & Co.
Porter B., r. 2<>04 Howard
Porter Belle Mrs., cashier The Lurline Baths, r. 1012
Leavenworth
Porter Benjamin F., capitalist, office 7 Battery, r. Los
Anseles. Cal. I\I>
PORTER BROTHERS & CO. "^-
Porter Charles H., i>ainter, r. 101 Louisa
Porter Clark, clerk Custom House, r. 1101 Pine
Porter David, stonecutter, r. Ocean View
Porter David Mrs. , widow, r. 2017 Pine
Porter Da\ id H. (Porter Bros. & Co.) r. 122 Laurel
Porter E., waiter stmr Umatilla
Porter Edmond W., chief cook stmr San Jose
Porter Edward, clerk, r. 26 Sixth
Porter Edward, driver, r. 149 Ninth
Porter Edward, haekman, NE cor California and Mont-
gomery, r. 740 Twentieth
Porter Edward, proprietor Hampton House, 113 Fourth
Porter Eliziili, blacksmith helper, r. 1914 Ellis
Porter Em«e, laborer, r. 531 Filbert
PORTER FRA.XCIS H., chief inspecMr Fire Under-
wTi ers Bureau, 303 Cal fomia
Porter Fr^nk, clerk, r. 106 Eleventh
Porter Frederick, laborer, r. 15 Rausch
Porter George A. , plumber, r. 35 Cook
Porter George H., clerk Bennett's Butter DefOt, r. 2703
Sutter
Porter George K. (Porter, Slessinger & Co.)r. 1213 Jones
PORTER VEORGE K., president California Lumber
Co., 4 Sutter, rooms 8-10
Porter George K., electrician, r. 338 San Jose Av
Porter George W., janitor, r. 815 Ellis
Porter George W., laborer, r. 123 Shipley
Porter George W., matter bark Wanderer, oflSce SO
California, r. Oakland
Porter Hannah Miss, r. 30 Twelfth
Porter Harrv, r. 637i >*at(jnia
PORTER H. C. & CO. ■«„■.„ c.
Porter and !<aniacl A. M bite) faneral
directors and practical euibalmer.s. 116
Eddy. Teleplione Soatli 'i'i6
Porter Henry p., laborer, r. tK)7 Folsom
Porter HeTirv T., dra\-min. 41 H Market, r. 11 Hubbard
PORTER HERBERT C.,H.c.p.,„,
»V < o.) funeral director and practical em-
tialnier. 116 Eddy, Telephone n^onth 826, r.
1601 «;oIden Gate A V
Porter Horace, r. 809 Buchinan
Porter Hudson P. , irlassblower. r. 16 Dearlwm
Porter James, heli)er, Pac Boiling Mills, r. 328 Louisi-
ana
Porter Jane, widow, r. 15 Auburn
Porter .leremiah, clerk Jerome Porter, r. 1633 Bush
Porter Jerome, restaurant 407 Washington, r. 1408
Leavenworth
Porter John, carpenter, r. 9 Dore
Porter John, cook stnu- St. Paul
Porter John, policeman, r. 109 Sixteenth
Porter John, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Porter John F., machinist, r. 35 Cook
Porter John P., porter, r. 11 Hubbard
Porter John R. , painter, r. 297 Linden Av
Porter John T., check clerk S. P. Co., r. 30 Twelfth
Porter John W., asst nianaser S. F. Undertaking Co., r.
312 Eddy
Porter John W., lard refiner, r. 135 Juniper
Porter Joseph, clerk Bennett's Butter Depot, r. 270S
Sutter
Porter Joseph, laborer, r. IISJ Sixth
Porter Joseph J., hostler, r. 35 Cook
Porter Joseph W. , patternmaker, r. 2 Rose Av
Porter Josiah K , canvasser Chronicle, r. 1514 Bncluuiaa
Porter Louis W., cook, r. 1325.} Sacramento
Porter Lorenzo D., clerk Johnson Bros., 1505 Leavem-
worth
Porter M. Miss, r. lOi Louisa
Porter Margaret C, widow, r. 1601 Golden Gate A»
Porter Mar\- E., clairvovant medium, r. .506 O'ParreJI
Porter Marj H. Mrs., r. 303 Jones
Porter Michael, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Pc.rter Xellie Mrs., r. 518 Stevenson
(Har id M. and .4bel W.) produce coninii.«
liion, :!i:?-:!1.5 Davis
Porter Bruce, st tiuL.! glass and secretary Guild of Arts
and <'r .;- if San Francisco, 60(i .Tackson, r. 1924
B;i::er
Porte: ( 'i.irles, c»>k, r. 5 Harriet
Porter Charles B., dentist, r. 1924 Baker
Porter Charles B. Jr., dentel student, r. 1924 BaKer
1 2oe
NAT. T. COULSON
STREET
MARKET
Corner T.' ylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISC*
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST
Telephone M'Ssion 40
T. p. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
POR
TRIPOD CAMERAS
MAGIC LANTERNS
ALNTERN SLIDES
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Porter Peter H. , seaman, r. 908i Post
Porter Rich id K. , carpenter, r. 63-i Natoina
Porter Robert, luiuors, 831 Keaniy, f. 33(5 Bush
Porter Robert C, u-ardener, r. 1311b Hayes
Porter Robert C. , student, r. 1924 Baker
Porter Robert H., ship carjienter, r. 16 Dearborn PI
Porter Rose Mrs., packer, r. 35 Morris Av
Porter Samuel, fireman, r. 32S Louisiana
Porter S. Clarke, enlrv' clerk Custom House, r. 11 1 Pine
POKTER, SLES9lNCit:R A <'0. (George K. Porter,
Lewis Slessinsfer and .loseph Kahn), Alfred W.
Baldwin superintendent, manufacturers boots and
shoes, 7-9 Battery, factory .SOit Sansome
Porter Thomas A., marine engineer, r. 44C Bryant
Porter Wesley B., cooper, r. 135 Juniper
Porter Wilbur F., stair^^ uilder, r. 334 No ;
Porter William, with Th; Examiner, r. 10:2 Ellis
Porter William, fruit dealer, r. 3314 Clay
Porter William, marine engineer, r. Water Works,
PoWeR WILLIAM H.,H...r„„„
A 10.1 uniertHHt-r and eiiibalmer, 110
Eddy. Telephone Snath 'i'iS
Porter William P. S. , master mariner, !t Mission
Porter VVilliam H., salesman Porter, Slessmger K Cd., r.
1213 Jones
I'orter William S., laborer, r. 501 Twentieth
Porter William T., scenic artist, r. 507 Mason
Porterfield George K. (Porterfield & Douglas) r. n3s
Market
I'orterfield Joseph H., salesman B ^ker & Hamiltmi
Porterfield Robert H., dent;il student, r. 2 Bond
Porterfield & Douglas (George K. Po'1«rfield and Charles
H. Douglas) specialists, 838 Market
I'urtes Eugenie, laundress, r. 1623 Fillmore
Porteus James, asst. storekeeper Edison Light and
Power C-., r. 119 Hill
Porteus James Jr., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Ill*
Hill
i^ PorteU". See Porteous
Portico Alberto, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Portis William J., expressman, r. 463^ Tehama
Portia The, Airs. Jacob Vagoli proprietor, 314b O'Farrcll
PORTlA\n <;<{A€KER €0., Adam H. Murphv
general agent. 15. S. Cotes local manager, 537-539
Mission
Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento
PORTI.A.ND OKEUO.\I.4X (daily and weekly) Port-
land, Or., L. P. Fisher agent, 21 Merchants' Exchange
Portland Restaurant, Wilcox & Co. proprietors, 1 16 Third
Portley David, lunibjr dealer, r. 1723 Stevenson
Portley David J., machine hand, r. 1723 Steven.'ion
Portley James, gardener, r. 15 Ford
Portley Margaret Miss, machine operator, r. 1723 Ste-
venson
Portley Mary, widow, r. 1723 Stevenson
Portley Michael J., picture frame maker, r. 1723 Stefcn-
8on
Portois Pierre, architect, 519 Montgomery, r. 902 Powell
Portois Pietro, peddler, r. 610 Broadway, rear
Portous John, hostler, r. W s Twelfth Av bet Lake and
California
PORrSHOCTH i^QlIARE City Park, bet Clay and
Washington. Kearny- and Brenham PI
Portugal Adele, widow, r. 19i More.\- .Vllev
Portugal Chat I, widow, r. 19i Morey Alley
POStTUGUESE CO!Vi«rL.4.TE, Iguacio da Costa
Duirte consul, Henry J. Laidley vice-consul, 605 Clay
Portu^ruese Protective and Benevolent Association, 510
Bush
Pos Bernard, shoemaker, r. 20 Calhoun
Posadas Zenon, merchant, r. 1825 Sacramento
Posener Herman, traveling sale-i:nan, r. 510 Hyde
Posey Eliza J., widow, r. 2472 M irket
■ Posier George, painter, r. 217 Eighth
\ Posner Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 715 Gough
PETERSEN & FISHER,
GT^S FRITTERS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
F Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
i^ . T^ihf— =■ ;-, R, ,,;;•.. r-.^, nirectory.
^^ THE WOST POPDLB? S
Posner Alva, clerk, r. 2420 Webster 1 1
Posner Amy Mrs., dressmaker, r. 715 Gough ^^5
Posner Benjamin, brassfiiiisher, r. 337 Hayes ^^^_
Posner Henry, tinner, r. 337 Hayes *- ^
Posner Joseph, clerk Philip Posner, r. 337 Hayes S^*
Posner Julius M., bookkeeper Hildebrandt, Posner & ^^^
Co., r. 2420 Webster , ,
Posner Max (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co. ) r. 2420 Webster ^3
Posner Philip, cigars and tobaoco, 337 Hayes
Pospich John E., seaman, r. 34.i Freeloii "
XS" Post. See Evening Post ^
Post Albert E., miner, r. 2015 Leavenworth "^^^
Post Albert E. Mrs., widow, r. 2015 Leavenworth ^^^^
Post Albert M. , conductor, r. 404 Third ^^^^
PO.ST CHARLES E., D. D. S.. dentist, ottice 14 >»^
Grant Av, rooms 42-43, r. Hotel Oliver ^^^
Post Chestei C, clerk Dunham, Oarrigan & Havden Co. ^*^.
r. 1616 Stevenson 1—5^
P(jst Edward C, electrician, r. 313 Twenty-sixth ^^w
PO.ST EVE:VIK4; (daily and weekly) office and e.li- ' t
torial ro um NE cor Kearny and Bush ^""^
Post Frank, hi.-itler, r. 9 Washington
Post George C, clerk, .Sherman', Clay & Co., r. 1515.'.
Mason ,i«^^^
Post Hannah H., widow, r. 829 Fulton ^^^T
Post James, actor, r. 112 Turk i^^^
Post Marcel C, deliveryman, r. ]515i Mason ^^^^'
Post Mary A., widow, r. 1515 J Masoii ™]J]~2
Post May Mr ., furnished rooms, 139 Taylor ^^ ^^
Post Nathan C. builder, r. 438 Eleventh Av <^rP
POST OFFICE i:VSPECTOR, in charge Robert K.
Munro, office 78c Ajipraisers' Bldg, Telephone Main
569 C2
POST OFFICE I\SPECTORS San Francisco Divi- S.
sion California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada and S!
Alaska, John O. Culver, James W. Erwin, Motley H. S
Fhnt, John C. F. Gordon, William A. Robinson and ^
Herbert R. Thrall. 78 U. S. .\i)praiser.s' Bldg c=r ^
POST OFFICE SAX FRANCISCO. Fr.nk McCoj.- S. —
pin Postmaster, XW cor Washington and Battery, =»
Telephone Main 5, branches Station A, 1309 Polk, ^ ^
Station B, 14 City Hall Square, Station C, NW cor ^
Twentieth and Mission, Station D, foot of Market, "^o i:^
Station E, SW cor Third and Town-send, Station F. ►-2- ^3
NW cor Post and Devisadero, Station G, 1003 Seven- " "^
teenth, Station H. N'W cor Laguna and Ivy Av, Sta- ^ B<a
tion J, Montgomery Av nr Green. Station K, 30 ^
New Montgomery, Station L, San Jose Av cor Saga- ^
more. Ocean View .^
Post Stanley (>., carrier Post Office, r. 2015 Leavenworth
Post Vict .r C, michin.st, r. 1616 Stevenson
Post W.ilter G., janitor, r. 22 Uorlaiid
Post William S., niillman, r. Ws York bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Postag John M., candies, 1304 Valencia, r. 1020 Guerrero
POSTAL «i;iOE 11. S. OFFICIAL, J. D. Robert
son agent, 729 Montgomery
Postel August, longshoreman, "r. 826 rnion, rear
Postel C. F. Amanlus, groceries and liquors, 2198 Union
Postel Frederick A. F., driver, r. :i0 Boyce
Postel Isaac, chairmaker, 411 Missiim, f. 278 Jessie
Poste' John F. W., r. 916a Oak
Postel WilUam, teamster, r. 1104 Noe
Postiglione Ferdinand'!, carpenter, .507 Green, r. 6 Han-
over PI
Postiglione Giuseppe M., merchant tailor, 107 Sutter, r
2624 Sacramento
Postler Gustave. painter, r. ('81} Clementina
Postman Charles M., traveling salesman, r. 1804 Post
Postman Christian, wood polisher, r. 11 Verona
Post<in Albert H., pro))rietor California Fruit Sherbet
Co., 123 California, r. Oakland
Poston Frank M., r. 117 Taylor
Poswa Heinich, tailor, r. 1024 Clav
Potee WilUara R., lather, r. 134i Seventh
SS" Potet. See Pottet
Pothier Louis (L. Pothier* Co.) r. 6 Roach
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per rionth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN « SON, Agents, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN 1
3 CALIFOr"'ia ST., Importer of a few Selected
rands of SuNOEMAN, BUCK & GO'S (PEMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
POT
I220
POU
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Pothier L. & Co. (Louis Pothier) saddle and harness
makers, 414 Montgfoinery
Potosi Milling Oo. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. K. P. Harmon
president, Cha.les E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada
Block
Potoso Marino, laborer, r. 417 Green
Potrero and South San Francisco Express, Barry Bros,
proprietors, NW cor Third and Howard
POTiCilRO EVE^IMW SCHOOL, Andrew J. Freese
principal, Potrero School Bldg, E s Minnesota bet
Twentieth and Twenty-second
POTKEKO FKEE KIXDEK«ARTE\, Miss Eva
Hare principal, E s Tennessee nr Eighteenth
Potrero Furniture Factory, George J. Berger proprietor,
NW cor Seventeenth and Wisconsin
Potrero Hotel, James Gately pri prietor, SW cor Louisi-
ana and Twenty-second
Potrero Land and Water Front Co., Victor L. O'Brien
secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 3
Potrero Marine Railway, SE cor Maryland and Twenty-
second
POTKERO METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
716 Tennessee, Rev. E. P. Dennett pastor, r. 341
Mississippi
Potrero Opera House, S s Tennessee bet Eighteenth and
Mariposa
POTKERO POLICE STATIO^V, Sergeant G. W.
Ijenuett in charge, 601) Twentieth
POTRERO PRI.nAKV SCHOOL, Richard D. Faulk-
ner )irincipal, Minnesota bet Twentieth and Twenty-
POTKERO VEAST AXD VINEOAR CO.. Herman
Westerfuld & Co. proprietors, 230 Keaniy, factory W
s Minnesota nr Nevada, depot 937 Howard
Potsmith Charles P. , shoemaker, r. 422 Post
Poitala Hilma, domestic 724 Twentieth
Potter Albert, clerk, r. .54 Everett
Potter Alexander, clerk George D. Graham, r. Oakland
Potter Americus V., lathing contractor, r. 319 Ellsworth
Potter Benjamin F., marine engineer, r. 1521 Dolores
Potter C. A., solicitor, r. 1045 Market
Potter Charles, porter Hospital for Children and Train-
ing School for Nurses
Potter Charles A., car dispatcher, r. 914i Oak
I'cittcr Charles H., butcher, r. 354 Brannan
IMITTER CHARLES L., lieutenant U. S. Engineer
Corps, 70-73 Donohoe Bldg, r. Presidio
Potter Charles R., machinist, r. 228 Sixth Av
Potter E., r. 1615 Baker
POTTER EDWARO E., general agent Franklin and
Williamsburg City Insurance Co.'s, 508 California,
Teiephoiie Main 5136, r. Oakland
Potter Edward T. , r. 40 Thirteenth nr Stevenson
Potter Edward W., bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Potter Elijah, blacksmith, r. 1914 Ellis
Potter Eliza, widow, r. 1615 Baker
Potter Ehzabeth A., widow, r. 2513 Bush
Potter Eugene, paver, r. 3 Selina Pl
Potter Francis A., crockery, 251 1> M\s ion,r. 2913 Folsom
Potter Frank E., cirpenter, r. 538 Tvrenty-flrst
POTTER FREI» S., scale adjuster, 120 Drumm
Potter Georse W., driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San
Bnino Av opp Fifteenth Av South
P jtter Harry A., messenger, r. 1425 Howard
Potter Harry K., messenger, r. 11 Kearny
P..tter Herbert, porter, r. 3S Everett
Potter Hugh, driver, r. 3 Sahna PI
Potter H. W., live stock commissioner, r. Oriel Hotel
Potter Jessie S., executor estate of Charles Lux, 508 Cali-
fornia, room 17, r. 2232 Pacific Av
Potter John, carpenter, r. 211 Fifteenth
Potter John Jr., clerk Harry J. Lask, r. 211 Fifteenth
Potter John H., lastniaker, r. 516 Nineteenth
Potter John R., clerk Johnson Bros.,r. 819 Filbert
Potter John W., lumbermar, r. 2113 Mason
Potter John W., motornian, r. 25J Chattanooga
Potter Julia Mrs., r. 1528 Howard
Potter Louise M. Miss, r. 516 Nineteenth
Potter Lyman G., carpenter, r. 651 Harrison
Potter Margaret, widow, r. 516 Nineteenth
Potter Nettie Miss, r. 1045 Market
Potter Orthello S., agent Marion Cycle Co., 48 Fremont.
r. Oakland
Potter R., coal passer stmr Colon
POTTER SA.1IIIELO. L., physician, 13 Mills Bldg,
(ith floor, and superintendent Home for the Care of
Inebriates, r. 2000 Stockton
POTTER STEPHEN, short-hand reporter, 1 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor. Telephone Main 50<>0, r. 1509 Vallejo
Potter Thomas B., president American Clothing Assn, 2t>
O'Farrell. r. Oakland
Potter Thomas F., bookkeeper, r. 371 Minna
Potter Thomas L., clerk Le Count Bros., r. Oakland
Putter Walter S. , clerk Maintenance of Way Dept S. P.
Co. , r. 1928 San Carlos Av
Potter William, teamster, r. 116 Lily A^'
Potter William, veterinary surgeon, r. 54 Morris Av
Potter William E., r. 517 Mason
Potter William T., molder, r. 2618 Sutter
POTTER »A M-RICiHTI!«CiTOi\ (Boston) canned
sroods and salt fish, John B. MacCauley agent, 20S
Front
Potters Field, N of Point Lobos Av nr Thirty-third Av
Pottet Alplionse, nurseryman, r. NW cor Cortland and
Nebraska
Pottet Henri, nurseryman, Cortland Av nr Nevada Av
Pottet Henri & Co. (Frank Lasserre and Jacquez Laba-
taille) florists, 12i Sixth and 1026 Hyde
Potthoff Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 368 Grove
Potthoff August, master schr Black Diamond, r. 14
Bluxome
Potthoff Theodore H.. laborer, r. lOJ Rausch
Potthoff William, caqjenter, r. 1 Stark
Pottier George, cook, r. 19 Stockton PI
Pottinger Frank, machinist, r. 435b Tehama
Pottinger Thomas T. (Knight & Pottinger) r. 2531 Sut-
ter
POTTKER HE.^RV, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Scott and Bush, r. 2517 Bush
Pottker Richard, driver Morton Special Delivery, r. 2508
Bush
Pittman Henry, bartender, r. 910S Vallejo
Potts Emerson J., printer, r. 1909 Mission
Potts Fred E., mes.-enger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Potts F., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. Hotel Savoy
Potts James A., clerk Oscar Foss, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Potts Thomas, shoemaker, r. 25 Twenty-third
Potvin Henrj', master stmr Captain Weber, r. 311 Oak '
Pou Augustin, teacher Spanish, 819 Market, room 33,
r. 19 Sherwood PI
Pouchot Augustus A. , stenographei- Sanborn, Vail & Co.
r. 126 Ellis
P mjade Jules, ironer, r. 228 Twelfth
Poujade Julius, chief cook La Grande Laundry, r. 22t-
Twelfth 'umm
Pouhn Arthur, foreman Eisen Vineyard Co., r. f'34 Bush
Poulin Harry P., bookkeeper Charles A. Wetmore, r.
534 Busii
Poulin Horace L., cashier Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 534
Bush
Poulin J. A. , r. 534 Bush
Poulin Peter, r. 534 Bush
Poulsen Clara, widow, r. 336 Eighteenth
Poulsen Charles, engineer, r. 422 Fremont
Poulsen H., quartermaster stmr San Bias
Poulsen Henning P., longshoreman, r. 505 Thfrti
Poulsen Nels, cabinetmaker, r. 474i Natoma
Poulsen Niels, concreteworker, r. 205 Fourteenth
Poulsen Peter, master bktne Eureka, office 6 California
Poulsen Waldner, clerk F. A. Burrington, r. 1154 Folsom
Poulson E. J. Mrs., widow, r. Oriel Hotel
Poulson Frank, r. Oriel Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
ftDVERTISE ifi the SftlH FRflNGISGO GflLL
IHt Ml !Z bURt '%^^S^^^:
ever Fails. Call on or
Write to N.J. STONE & CO.
Flood Building, S. F.
POU
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POW
Pmilson George F., traveling agent, r. 0 Henrietta
Square
Poulson Otto, gents' furnishing goods and shirt factor\-,
1884 Mission, r. 928 Valencia
Poulson Peter, porter, r. 2 Sumner
iS" Poulson. See Paulsen, Poison, Powelson and Pow-
leson
Poulter Alfred M., helper Betts Spring Co., r. Oakland
Poulter Charles F., foreman Betts Spring Co., r. Oakland
Poulter Frank P., blacksmith Betts Spring Co.. r. Oak-
land
Poulter Maurice, r. Hotel Fairmoiint
Poultney George T. (Smith & Poultney) r. 1834 O'Farrell
Poultney Jennie B. Mrs., clerk Post Office Station B, r.
219 Leavenworth
Poultney Josiah. miller, r. 36 Clinton
Poultney R. C. Mrs., widow, r. 56 South Park
Pouly Cornelius D., brass finisher, r. 8 J Adelaide
Pouly John D., brass finisher, r. 8^ Adelaide
Pouly Laurent, cook, r. 8.J Adelaide
Pouly Max, butcher, r. 8| Adelaide PI
POUNU CITI. 2514 Sixteenth
Pound J. L., compositor Examiner
Pound Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, 204 Clara
Pounstone Alvin L. , newsjiaper correspondent Press
Club of San Francisco, 26 Kearny, r. Occidental
Hotel
Pouquette Jacques, foreman O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 734
Vallejo
Pouquette Peter, butcher, r. 734 Vallejo
Pourman .John, b jokkeeptr, r. 3 Scott
Pourtau Hortense, domestic 2406 Washington
Pourtau Pierre, cellarman, r. 616 Broadway
Pourteau Jennie Mrs., nurse, r. 3012 California
Pourteau Peter, laborer, r. Fifth Av South bet M and L
Poushe Mathew, tanner, r. 1116J Tennessee
Poussnn Elie, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
1*<HI¥AL JOHN, florist and decorator, 1211 Polk bet
Sutter and Bush and i»roprietor University M<iund
Nursery, r. 1211 Polk
Povey Francis J., shoemaker, r. 7 Beideman
Povrud J., ship carpenter, r. 30 Stanley PI
Pow Archibald, te miHter, r. Ill Hardv "
POWELL ABRAHAM, ...»„..„
laiiiher dealer. reii\voo<l and pine lum-
ber, <iliingle<i. i^hakex, railroad ties, posts,
tan bark. etc-., and asent I'sal Laniber Co.
Mills, 'i'i Market, room 1. r. Oeeidental
Hotel
Powell A. L. Miss, operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
620 Folsom
Powell .\lfred O., foreman California Mills, r. Alameda
Powiill Anna, widow, r. 1719 Sacramento
Powell Anthony M. Mrs., widow, r. 1707 Buchanan
Powell G. T., r. 1403 Octavia
Powell Delmore, cooper, r. 745 Harrison
Powell Elizabeth, widow, r. Alms House
Powell Ernest, shoemaker, r. 324 Seventh
Powell Frank, bartender International Hotel
Powell Frank, laborer, r. 362 Jessie
Powell Frank, steward, r. 22 Sacrament<3
Powell George, conductor, r. 3117 Mission
Powell George, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Powell George E., traveling salesman Levison Bros., r.
632 Ellis
Powell George L., bakery, 507 Howard
Powell Georgia C. Mrs., i)roprietor The Lyndhurst, .501
Geary
Powell ^'arrv, whitewasher, r. 2 Myrtle Av
Powell Harry K., r. 1413 California
Powell Harry J^., marine engineer, r. 452 Bryant
Powell H irry K., carpenter, r. 3128 Sacramento
Powell Henry, miller, r. Alms House
PO>VEIiL HO^VKLL .%., attorney at law, 207 San -
some, r. 921 M.\rtle Oakland
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TV^PCRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotki,.
Many Novelties in IniiH)rted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Siecia'.ty
Qaliforpia Bo(:tlip<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Powell Humphrey B., salesman Redington & Co., r. 160'2
Hayes
Powell James, boxniaker, \: 2311 Mason
Powell James, clerk Louis L;iubacher, r. 1557 Market
POWELL JAMES N.. ........ .....
« A.'M. to I'i M. and I to 5 P.M., 13:© Market
Powell John, r. 7 Verba Buena
Powell John, cook, r. 2311 Mason
Powell John Mrs., proprietor lodgings, 118^ Washington
Powell John, quartermaster stmr Colima
Powell John, waiter stmr Walla Walla
Powell John Jr., boxmaker, r. 2311 Mason
Powell John B., carpenter, r. 603 J Linden Av
Powell John M., engineer Tug Vigilant
Powell Robert, r. 406 Bryant
Powell Margaret Miss, clerk, r. 2311 Mason
Powell Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 2311 Mason
Powell M. L., stenographer Atlantic and Pacific RR., r.
1210 Washington
Powell Nye, compositor, r. 501 Geary
Powell Oliver, clerk, r. 745 Harrison
Powell Orange H., expressman, NW cor Larkin and
O'Farrell, r. 2 Myrtle Av
Powell Pryce V., teamster, r. 34i Garden
Powell Richard, chairmaker, r. 1543 Geary
Powell Richard H., engineer, r. 130 Eighteenth
Powell Sarah E. Miss, stenographer Mutual Indemnity
Co., r. 3128 Sacramento
Powell Simon W., collector, r. 427 Sutter
POWELL STREET K.IILKOAU CO. See Market
Street Railway C->.
Powell Ted. liquors, 200 Market
Powell Thomas, master 'i ariner, r. 25 Stanley
Powell Vavasour, laborer, r. 34J Harriet
POWELL WALTEK, manager Bank of British Co-
lumbia, SE cor Bush and Sansome, r. BerkeIe^■
Powell Walter C, druggist Edward N. Ayers.'r. 431
Eddy
Powell W. B., barber, r. 1013 Washington
Powell William, r. 713 California
Powell William, upholsterer, r. 631 Post
Powell William E., carpenter, r. 3128 Sacramento
Powelson Louis P., asst general secretary Native Sons of
the Golden West, 24 Fou th, r. 2107 Hyde
Powelson Walter, shoemaker, r. 2107 Hyde
Powelson William, carpenter, r. 514 Jcmes
gS" Powelson. See Powleson
Power Alice, domestic 1801 Leavenworth
Power Alice M ss, teacher, r. 2835 Folsom
Power Annie A. Miss, stenographer R. F. Osborn & Co. ,
r. 1721 i Jones
Power Bernard, groceries, 1721i Jonea
Power David, bookkeeper Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co.,
r. 119 Thirteenth
Pfiwcr Edmond, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. .535
O'Farrell
l\)wer Edward J., .stenographer Joseph Melczer & Co.,
r. 172U Jones
Powell Emile, laborer, r. Sixth Av South bet K and L
Power Henry F., rubber worker, r. 327 Bryant
Power James (Power & Pike) r. 810 Leavenworth
Power James, laborer, r. 419 Stockton
Power James, shipcalker, r. 327 Bryant
Power James E., clerk, r. 327 Bryant
Power John, r. 7 Church Lane
Power John, laborer, r. 33 Boardman PI
Power John N., liquors, NW cor Eighth and Tehama, r.
110 Fair Oaks
Power John S., salesman Muri>hy, Grant & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
l>ower John W., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 327
Bryant
Power Joseph R. (Power & Murdock) r. Oakland
Power L. N., night watchman, r. 3 Cottage Row
P(iwer Mary, widow r. 715 Lombai-d
Power Marj' Miss, saleslady, r. 715 Lombard
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3T MARKET ST., S. F.
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THE LEAOIKG and MOST
INFLUENTIAL PAPER Of
THE WEST.-See Page 3J5
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Place Your Fire Insurance
suiH j'^surSnge go.
428 California Street
Power Michael, seaman, r. 1023 Montgomery
Power Michael C, carpenter, r. 916 Gearj'
Power Xettie Miss, shirtmaker, r. Tin Lombard
Power Nicholas S., calker. r. 327 Brj-ant
Power Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1023 Montgomery
Power Peter, switchman, r. 622 Fourth
Power Richard Rev., assistant St. Patrick's Church, r.
744 Mission
Power Rose, widow, r. 2835 Folsoin
Power Stephen, shipcilker, r. 327 Brjant
Power Thomas, seaman, r 205 Brjant
Power Thomas M., boat builder, r. 327 Briant
Power Walter J., conductor, r. 4i Germania Av
Power William, clerk Palmer & R«y Type Foundrj', r. 715
Lombard
Power William, liquors, 19 Commercial
Power William A., barber, r. 9.=>9 Mission
Power William J. (BrowTi & Power) 406 California, r. 720
Grove
Power A: Murdock (Joseph R. Power and Edwin F. Mur-
dock) agents Pneumatic Watchmen's Check Co. and
National Time Regi^ter Co., 308 Market
Power & Pike (James Power and Joseph W. Pike) tin-
smiths and plumbers, 49 Sacramento
Powers Aaron A., reporter Examiner, r. 211i Geary
Powers Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 2408 Galifomia
Powers Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 409 Tehama
Powers Annie E. Miss, assistant S. F. Free Public
Library, r. 1201 Union
Powers Benjamin T., pressman, r. 529 O'Farrell
Powers Catherine, widow, r. 1201 Union
Powers Charles, salesman, r. 230 Eleventh
Powers Charles A., millwTight. r. 630 Bush
Powers Charles E., clerk Butterick Publishing Co., r. 2-30
Eleventh
Powers Charles E., compositor, r. 627 California
Powers Daniel, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
1216i Scott
Powers Daniel T., bookbinder, r. Oakland
Powers David J., litho-pressman, r. 35 Juniper
Powers Edward, bartender, r. 734i^ Howard
Powers Edward, cooper, r. A ms House
Powers Edward, fireman stmr Citv of Svdnev, r. 302
Valley
Powers Edward, laborer, r. 37 Perry
Powers Edward, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oakland
Powers Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. .535
O'Farrell
Powers Edward J., marine engineer, r. 37 Perrv
Powers Edward T. , stonecutter, r. 2823 Bush
Powers Ellen, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan As>-
lum, N bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Avs South
Powers Ellen, widow, r. 614 Seventeenth
Powers Essie, r. 6A Glover
Powers Eugene, master mechanic T. J. Mo\Tiihan, r
670 Harrison
Powers Frank H. (Young k Powers) 533 Kearny, r. 3116
Washington
Powers Frank J., shoemaker, r. 625 Jersey
Powers Frank M., plumber, r. 60 J Clipper
Powers Frederick, sashmaker, r. 309 Minna
POWERS 4.EORGE H. (Powers & Hopkins) ocu-
list, aurist and laryngoscopist, office 533 Sutter,
Telephone Main 1155, office hours 9 A. M. U> 1 P. M.,
r. San Rafael
Powers George M., tinsmith, r. 921 Jones
Powers" Hall, 922 Pierce
Powers Hugh, hoseman engine 14, r. 1017 McAllister
Powers James, helper Edison Light and Power Co , r.
East
Oakland
Powers James, laborer, r. 33| Fourteenth
Powers .Tames, laborer, r. 577 Minna
Powers James, stableman, r. 1308 Golden Gate Av
Powers James C, r. 43 Sixth
Powers James D., butcher, SE cor Turk and Pierce
Powers .lames H., clerk Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1051
Mission
Powers James J., clerk, r. 323 Minna
I'owers James V., foreman O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oak-
land
I'owers James W., groceries and liquors, SE cor Precita
Avand Folsom
Powers J effery, liver'- stable, 2125 Mission
Powers J. H. , chief steward stmr Colon
P<iwers Johanna, widow, r. 263 Brannan
Powers John, r. 46 Clementina
Pcjwers John, canvasser, r. 260 Stevenson
Powers John, carpenter, r. 323 Minna
Powers John, cooper, r. 921 Jones
Powers John, plasterer, r. 2629 Geary
Powers John, sashmaker, r. 309 Minna
Powers John, seaman, r. 334 Main
Powers John F., coachman, r. 1051 Mission
Powers John H. , draughtsman, r. 1201 L'nion
Powers John William, gardener 1813 Vallejo
Powers Joseph, carpenter, r. SE cor Precita Av and Ful-
som
Powers Julia, widow, r. 764 Harrison
Powers Julia Miss, firmished rooms, 1222 Mission
Powers Lawrence, laborer, r. 264 Clara
Powers Lawre ice, mail clerk, r. 416 Second
Powers Leander W., wood and coal. 127 Eighth, r. 37
Fulton
Powers Lizzie T. Miss, r. 409 Tehama
Powers Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1051 Mission
Powers Luc)' A., widow, r. 2416 Mission
Powers Margaret, housekeeper Potrero Hotel
Powers Martin, dairj-man, N bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth Avs South'
Powers Mary, widow, r. 149 Second
Powers Mary Mrs., r. Alms House
Powers Mary Miss, laundress, r. 916 Bush
Pow ers May T. Mrs. , r. 81-2a Larkin
Powprs Maud Miss, shoefitter, r. 255 Octavia
Powers Michael, coalpasser stmr Umatilla
Powers Michael, dairyman, r. 682 Clementina
Powers Michael, laborer, r. 717 Tennessee
Powers Michael, liquors 113 New Montgomery, r. llli
Minna
Powers Michael, salesman Eusene Cerf, r. 760 Howard
Powers Michael F., teamster, r. 60i Clipper
Powers Morris, fireman, r. 339 Twenty-ninth
Powers Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2098 California
Powers Nellie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 339 Twenty-ninth
Powers Nicholas, miller, r. 2629 Geary
Powers Patrick J., r. 13 Silver
Powers Peter, fireman, r. 624 Fourth
Powers Pierce, r. 232 Minna
Powers Ralston F., citv agent Fireman's Fund Ins Co.,
r. 17i4aay
Powers Relmond T., clerk, r. 921 Jones
Powers Robert, seaman, r. 6 Union
Powers Robert, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Powers Thomas, r. -230 Eleventh
Powers Thomas, marine fireman, r. 139i Dore
Powers Thomas, molder, r. 416 Second
Powers Thomas J., butcher, 240 Fulton, r. 425 McAllister
•Pcjwers Thomas J., stenograjiher, r. 110 Fair Oaks
Powers Walter, fireman, r. 105 Clark
Powers William, cigars, N\V cor Fourteenth and Valen-
cia, r. 76i Brosnan
Powers William, laborer, r. Alms House
Powers William, laborer, r. 149 Dore
Powers William, laborer, r. 55 Natoma
Powers WiUiam, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr Rail
road Av
Powers William, laborer, r. S s Ripley nr Folsom
Powers William, laborer, r. SW cor Steinerand Waller
Powers William, packer, r. 1703 Grove
Powers William A., plater, r. 640a Natoma
Powers William B., shoemaker, r. 1208^ Valencia
Powers William J., gardener, r. 1813 Vallejo
m MonarcH Bicycle
Kvery Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
B^KER 6r H/iniLTON
San Francisco. Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
KJKX COHL OIL GHS ENGINES
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Powers William J., i)orter, r. 921 Jones
Powers William .)., stationer, r. 651 Broadway
rO'WERS A IIOPKIK!!) Drs. (George H. Powers
and William E. Hopkins) oculists, aurists and
laryngoscopists, 533 Sutter, Telephone Main 1155,
office hours Dr. Powers 9 A. M. to 1 P. M., Ur. Hop-
kins 1 to 5 P. M.
B^ Powers. See Power
Powerson John, carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Powis John 1)., section foreman S. P. Co., r. 4 Shotwell
Powleson George L., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1523 Golden
GateAv
Powleson Howard F., photo-printer, r. 1523 Golden Gate
Powleson William L. Mr?., widow, r. 1523 Golden Gate
Av
Powning C. C. Mrs., r. 225 Gough
Powniiig Joseph, office 220 Sansome, rooms 1-2
Powning Susan, widow, liquors, 210 Fifth
Poxleitner John, bakery, 519} Sixth
Poysen Arthur, machinist, r. S36b Howard
Poyser George (Poyser & Son) r. 13 Rausch
Poyser Harry C, painter, r. 13 Rausch
Poyser Thomas (Poyser k Son) r. 13 Rausch
Poyser & Son (George and Thomas) painters and paper
hangers, 18 Golden Gate Av
Poznanovich Lazarus (L. Chiatovich & Co.) r. 321 Van
NesB Av
Poznanski Hermann, driver, r. 118 Ash Av
Pozzetti Luigi, candies, 119 Third
Pozzi Feustin, stone cutter, r. 619 Broadway
Pozzo Antonio, fish dealer, 1313 Pacific, r. 6 Bursrovne
PI
Pnicht Gus, butcher, r. 1831 Bush
Pracht Julia Mrs., teacher, r. 1831 Bush
Pracht Preoiosa L. .Miss, teaclier nmsic, r. 1831 Busli
Pracy George T., capitalist, r. 8{] Church
Pracy Susie A., widow, r. 829 Church
Pradels Adolphe, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr 1'
Pradels Auguste, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr 1'
Pradels Henry, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Pradels Hyppolyte, proprietor Leon House, 1125 Stock-
ton
Pradler Joseph, granite cutter, r. 157 Seventh
Prado Ernest, cook, r. 421 Green
Prado Sophia, widow, r. 22 Allen
Praeder Herman, tinsmith, r. 2142 Mission
Prag Augusta Miss, bookeeper Madison & Burke, r. 818
Filberc
Prag Caroline Miss, r. 818 Filbert
Pra^ Daniel, tinsmith, r. 818 Filbert
Prag Florence Miss, teacher Polytechnic Hisjh School, r.
1908 Scott
Prag Harriet Miss, r. 818 Filbert
Prag Isabella Miss, r. 818 Filbert
Prag Mary C. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1908
Scott
Prag Sarah Miss, r. 818 Filbert
Prager Abi-ahara J. (A. J. Prager & Scjiis) r. Hotel Mont-
rose
Prager A. J. & Sons (Portland, Or., and Seattle, Wash.)
merchants, 6-8 Sutter
Pn^gan Anna, widow, r. 2202 Powell
Prahl Emil, clerk, r. 142 Seventh
Prahl Henry H., tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 1918 Buchanan
Prahl M. Mrs., proprietor Girard House, 142 Seventh
Prahl Marjorie, widow, r. 142 Seventh
Prahl William W., carriage painter, 1313 Broderick, r.
2512 Sutter
90" Prahl. See ProU
Prall Edwin F., clerk Post Office, r. 130 Turk
Pramme Henry, baker, r. 303 Jessie
Prang Annie Miss, boxmaker, r. 635 Minna
Prang Otto, helper, r. 124 Howard
Prang Richard, laborer, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Prankard Frank, r. 3 Eddy PI
Prankin William, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DKALER IX
FINE BRONZE HARDWARE
Builders' Supplies, Cabinet Hardware
727 Market St. Telephone flain 5608
SKK PAGE 10
Prantschi Emile, pantryman, r. 173 Minna
Praskawitz William, tailor, r. 210 Prospect PI
Prater Charles, clerk Arnold Bros., r. NE cor Twentv
first and Guerrero
Prater Judson M., broom-maker, r. 219 Fifteenth
Prath Henry, laborer, r. 753 Alabama
Prather Charles S., laborer, r. Alms House
Prather John M., insurance broker, 301 California, r. 410
Post
Prather William L. Jr. , secretary Cal. Bridge and Ooii-
struction Co., branch office 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, i.
Oakland
Prato Angelina, widow, r. 407 Filbert
Prato Emilio, fisherman, r. .539 Vallejo
Prato Eugenio, peddler, r. 539 Vallejo
Prato Giovanni B., laborer, r. 7 Sonora
Prato Manuel, saltworker, r. 7 Sonora
Prato Marie, widow, r. 539 Vallejo
Prato Minnie, widow, r. 45 Lafayette
Prato William, iieddler, r, 407 Filbert
Pratt Alexander, car dispatcher, r. 702 Laurel Av
Pratt Alice B. Mrs. , actress, r. 307 Oak
Pratt Augustus, butcher, r. 1061 Mission
Pratt Augustus D. , silver reducer U. S. Mint, r. lOci
Mission
Pratt Bailey, cook, r. 1805 Haight
Pratt Caddie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1842 Howard
Pratt Charles, 105 New Montgomery, r. Oakland
Pratt Charles, salesman, r. 310 Utah
Pratt Charles B., actor, r. 307 Oak
Pratt Charles C, cl<rk City Hall, r. 1917 Vallejo
Pratt Charles J., with Arctic Oil Wks, r. 310 Utah
Pratt Curtis N., expressnian, r. 438 i Jessie
Pratt Delos,real estate and loans, 630 Market, r. Oakland
Pratt Douglass, with B. W. Haines, r. Berkeley
Pratt Edward, laborer, r. E s Fifth Av South nr J
Pratt Edward J., bookkeeper W. J. Houston & Co,, r.
1315 Geary
Pratt Edward S., grocer, r. 1543 Eddy
PRATT EDWARD W..O. ».».......
tist, 14 fjiraat A\ , nnnna 16 and t1, r.
•iO 1-S Oak
Pratt Eleanor D. Miss, accountant U. S. Surveyor <lcii-
eral's office, r. 1917 Vallejo
Pratt Elijah S., locksmith, r. 8 Hartmann PI
Pratt Elmira D. Miss, r. 4153 Tehama
Pratt Eugene H., clerk (feorge W. Pratt, r. 302 Fre-
mont
Pratt E. Frank (Topping & Pratt) r. 207 Larkin
Pratt Frank, bookkeei)er Hammond & Brod,r. 731 Treat
Av
Pratt Fred, teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
PR.\TT «EOKUE C. manager Provident SaiingH
Life Assurance Society, 405 Montgomery, room 1 , r.
Alameda
Pratt George D. , speculator, r. 1032 Folsom
Pratt George W., cigarmaker, r. 102 Octavia
Pratt George W., groceries and liijuors, SW cor Kotsuiii
and Fremont, r. 302 Fremont
Pratt Henry E., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 211 T.iylor
Pratt Ida A. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 1032 Folsom
Pratt James, printer, r. 7:i5 Twenty-first
Pratt James N. >Irs., teacher guitar, r. 148 Sixth
rnA I I Jtooti «iBnandornaiu4-cit»l
painter, itolilical banners, tranK|i,ir<-E:-
cles, ete.. 1717 Market, r. :{I7 Hill
Pratt John C, collector, r. 635i Natoma
PR.4TT JOII.V HAi:.4l>EN, pianist, or^'auiMt
Church of St. Mary the Virgin, and professor ii'i»-i<al
theory King's Conservatory of Music, San Iom', r.
3021 Buchanan
Pr.itt Lucy Mrs., nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Pratt Melvin, draynian, r. 10 Lundy Lane, B. H.
IVatt O. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1818 California
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Honsebold. Rented at $i oo per Mooth
C. BROWN a SON, 823 Market Street
-JonETiCO.
"Finest Extra Qualities."
\N. B. CHAPMAN, 133 CALIFORNIA STrEEi
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman J
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Pratt Othello M., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. Hotel St. Isicholas
PrAtt Otto, pressman, r. 25 Capp
Pratt Ransum, traveling salesman Office Specialty Mnfg
Co., 29 New Montsromery. r. 725 Geary
Pratt Robert F., importer woolens, 35 New Montgomery,
r. Oakland
I*riitt S. A. , salesman Dickman- Jones Co. , r. Alameda
Pratt Sidney C, miner, r. The Clifton
Pratt TlietKiore, butcher, r. 1135 WUliams
Pratt William, cook, r. 12 Hunt
Pratt William H., carpenter, r. 527 Sacramento
PBATT >V1LLIA.11 II.. land agent, 508 Montgomerj-,
loom 18a, r. 1917 Vallejo
Praul Harvey, r. 12 Eldridge, rear
Pmul Mary, widow, r. 9 Eldridge, rear
Praul William, r. 12 Eldridge, rear
Praviata Pasquale, shcemaker, r. 13 Dunn Alley
Pray Alva J., assistant engineer and draughtsman Mar-
ket St. Ry, r. The Strathmore
Pray Annie i., a.asociate princii)al Van Ness Seminary, r.
1849 Jacks.. n
Pray C. L., clerk, r. 714 Bush
Pray Clarenee S., clerk Wellman, Peck «& Co., r. 8b
Pleasant
Pray E. H. , carpenter, r. 338 Cumberland
Pray Frank, real estate, 310 Pine, rooms 43-45, r. .\]a-
meda
Pray Harper L., ov)erator Telegraph Dept S. P. Co.,
room 30 Hobart Bldg, r. 714 bush
Pray Milton, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1849
Jackson
Pray P. W. , compositor, r. 44 Sixth
Pray William O., clerk Swayne & Hon, r. 8b Pleasant
IVay Willis H., machinist, r. 338 Cumberland
Prazak Carl, brushmaker, r. 210 Prospect PI
Preble Charles S., 18 Crocker bldg, r. Berkeley
Preble Frederick T., electrician, r. 2844 Mission
Preble John, carpenter, r. 6.'>5 Howard
Preble Louis B. . laborer, r. 633 broadway
Preble Pearson N., shipwright, caulker and spannaker,
I^er 10 Steuart, r. 4"0 Haight
Preble William H., builder, r. 2703 Folsom
Precart Pierre, laundriiuan r. 1237 Stockton
Precht Charles F (W. D. Ewer & Co.» r. 1215 Bush
Precht H. F., salesman John C. Eggers, r. NW cor Sac-
ramento and Clay
Precht Ida, widow, r. 1215 Bush
Preddey George H.. clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 637 Haight
Preddey John T., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. (iSi Haight
Preece Artuur M., upholsterer, r. 1085 Howard
Preece H ram, stone cutter, r. 1085 Howard
Prefer Charles, machinist, r. 604 Second
PKKIKKRED A€t'IDE.\T l.\$l RAXCE €0.
of New York, Edgar S. Fowler manager Pacific
0.,uit Dei-artment, 14 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Pregg Henry, liquors, 305 East, r. 32 Clinton Park
Preggen Anna, widow, r. 2202 Powell
Prei.-iS Fritz, waiter, r. S09 Mission
l>RI-:i!S!i»LEK JOSEPH C, cigars and tobacco, 601-
G0:l Kearny, r. 622 Lombard
Prelat.. Francis I. Rev., S. J., clerg3man St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes
Prem Marceal, capitalist, r. 815 Van Ness Av
Prem us William C, f. reman D. M. Van Wart, r. 246
Sixth
Prem eb:e Maria Mrs., machine operator, r. 06 West
Mission
Preniiergast Ann, widow, r. 848 Folsom
Prendergast Annie T., domestic 2321 Webster
Prenderga-st C, ineman, r. 13 Dale PI
Prendergast James M., general merchandise, 103 Ninth,
r. 427 Gr.j> e
Prendergast James M., mattress maker, r, 2328i Harri-
son
Prendergast James W., ladies and gents furnishing
goods, 7-9 Sixth, r. 1015 Buchanan
Prendergast John, r. 642 Minna
Prendergast John, boilermaker, r. 154 Clara
PKE.XUEKOA.ST JOHN J. Very Rev., Rector
St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 1100 Fr.inklin
Prendergast Joseph, shirtmaker, r. 69 Hermann
Prendergast Julia, r. Ocean View
Prendergast Martin, r. 23281 Harrison
Preniiergast Nicholas J., collector, r. 848 Folsom
Prendergast Thomas, shirtmaker, r. 58 Hermann
Prendergast T'honias F., journalist, r. 503 Bro erick
Prendergast William, blacksmith, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Prenner Martin, waiter Charles Tepper, r. 626 Washing-
ton
Prenot Louis R., clerk Deming Palmer Milling Co., 716
Ellis
Prentice Arthur D., student, r. 312 Haight
Prentice Edwin H., district freight agent S. P. Co.. 613
Market, r. 224 Devisadero
Prentice Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 328 Golden Gate Av,
Frentice Frederick A., clerk Local Freight Office S. P.
Co., r. 618 Harrison
Prentice George L. Mrs., millinery, 402 Ellis
Prentice Jefferson M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Prentice Me rill, machinist, r. 328 Golden Gate At
Prentice Olive T., widow, r. 6i Monroe
Prentice Zachariah H., liquors, 1522 Kentucky
Prentiss Charles M. , teamster, r. 9 Hickorj- Av
Prentiss Charles W., restaurant, 733 Market, r. 1626
Eddy
Prentiss Chemical Manufacturing Co., J. J. Evans pres-
ideni, A. W. Havens secretary, 411 J California
Prentiss John, fireman, r. 639 Valencia
Prentiss John W., r. 526 Post
Prentiss Joseph A., printer, r. 1626 Eddy
Prenty Catherine, widow, r. 921 Alabama
Prenty Jesse, la orer, r. 118i Valparaiso
Preuty John P., clerk, r. 921 Alabama
Prenty Marj- Miss, r. 921 Alabama
Presbury Claude, machme repairer, r. 88 Everett
Presbury Peter P., clerk Custom House, r. 325 Ellis
Presbur> William W., Chinese inspector Custom House,
r. 325 Ellis
PRE<»B¥TEKIA> BOARD OF Pi BLIC.ATIOX
AXU SABB.ITH SCHOOL >TORK. San Fran-
cisco I)e]iusiton-, 735 Market
PRESBITERIAS rillXESE t'lilRCH AND
Mi.S.««IO\, Jra M. C.ndit missiunarv, 911 Stockton
PREr«BYTERIA.\ CHIXKSE Ml.SSlOX HONE,
for Chine- e girls and women, 923 Sacramento
Prescott Abraham, drajTiian, r. 1406 Webster
PRESrOTT GEORliE W., director Union Iron
Works, NE cor Mission and First, r. Palace Hotel
PRESCOTT GEORGE W., manager Collection De-
partment Nor hwestem Mutual Life Insuran c Co.,
114 Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda
Prescott House, Becker & Rolkii; proprietors, 933 Kearny
Prescott James G., packer O.sciir Foss, r. 1116 Leaven-
worth
Prescott Leon E.. law student, r. 1406 Webster
Prescott Louis, teamster, r. ISJ Garden
Prescott Lucy B. Mi-s, student, r. 1116 Leavenworth
Prescott Sophie, widow, r. 16 Octavia
Prescott Samuel, dravman, r. 1406 Webster
PRESE.\T.ATIO.\ CO.WEXT. Rev. Mother Josephine
Superior, W s Powell bet Greenwich and Lombard
Presho James (Higginbotham & Co. > r. Oakland
Presho May Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 South Park
Presho Richard, bookkeeper, r. 135 Pierce
Presico Domiuick, gardener, r. S s Ocean House Road
nr Ingleside House
PRESIDIO AND FERRIES RAILROAD CO.,
George A. Newhall president, J. B. Leighton secre-
tary, J. F. K\ fid superintendent, D. Collins assistant
superintendent, office 1111 Union
TRY the:
SAN FRA/MCISCO
LAU/VDRY
office:, 33 GEARY ST.
Telephone, Main 5125.
CATTON, BELL & CO. ~ *,«-Sc?"H06 Caiiiomia St.
NEUHHUS
St CO. 115 KET^RISV STREET
irvlPOi<TBCD CLAY ^Ar'OF^STEI:> SUITS
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Presidio House, SE cor Lombard and Lyon
Presidio Kennels, Hugh McCracken proprietor, 3313
Clay
Presidio Mining Co. (Presidio Co. Texas) L. Osborn sec-
retary, 33 Nevada Block
Presidio Nursery, Augoiste Lecroix proprietor, E 8
Steiner bet Union and Fdbert
rUESIOIO KEiSKKVATION, west of Lyon, .S miles
from Old City Hall
Presler John, laborer, r. Alms House
Presley A. C, salesman A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r. Gridley
Presley Allen, blacksmith, r. 32J Silver
Presley Annie Miss, bookkeeper Lundy Furniture Co., r.
513 McAllister
Presley Clara Miss, stenographer Hooker & Co. , r. .513
McAllister
Presley Hugh, miner, r. 513 McAllister
Presley Joseph, housesmith, r. 1112 Folsoni
Presley Perrv S., collector M. Friedman & Co., r. .il3
McAllister
Pre-ley William H., salesman M. Friedman & Co., r. 513
McAllister
IMCKSS < LIPPIi\« BUREAU THE, H. S. Allen
manager, .^>10 Montgomery
PKESSt'LUBOF !4.4n FR.4.NCISCO, J. C. Donald
secretarj", M. C. Allen recording secretary, 120
Kearny
Press Phoebe, widow, r. 1029 Valencia
Pressey Albert E., driver, r. 39 Erie
■ C. B., clerk U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 312 Haight
John, driver, r. 600 Fulton
Pressley Leon C, jeweler, r. 172 Minn ■
Pres-ilty Richard S. , collector W. S. Nolan & Co. , r. 22
Twelfth
PRE^i^nEN'S U.\IOX, James H. Roxburgh secretary,
California Hall, Telephone Main 584
Presson George K. , cashier Main & Winchester, r. Hotel
Renton
Prestat John B., r. 724 Diamond
Prest<in Alfred, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
PRESTOK AM* .HcKINNON, John J. McKinnon
president, Otis J. Preston vice-president, John C.
Doane secretary, manufacturers of and wholesale
and retail lumber dealers, Pier 5 Steuart, Telephone
Main 584
Preston Catharine, widow, r. 1819 O'Farrell
Preston Charles W., machinist, 139 First, r. 101 Casselli
Av
Preston Denzil C, r. 9 Bowie Av
PRESTOX EDGAR F., attorney at law, 147-148
Crocker Bldg, r. Woodside, Cal.
Prest<.>n Edmund B., mining engineer State Mining
Bureau
Preston Edward R., patternmaker, r. 104 Bernanl
Preston Francis C. Mrs. r. 515 Jones
Preston George H., tile setter, r. 706 Kansas
Preston Harry, carpenter, r. 101 Casselli Av
Preston Horatio, r. 2122 Pine
Preston Irvin S. (J. Q. Hatch & Co.) r. 1017 Pierce
Preston James, laborer, r. 948| Howard
Preston James, miner, r. 631 Sacramento
Preston John, machinist, r. 706 Kansas
Preston John B., laborer, r. 19 Madison Av
Preston Joseph, clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 22 Web-
ster
I'ri-ton Jose))h, waiter, r. 544 Minna
i'rtston Joseph A., car driver, r. 1311 J Pine
Preston Josejih H. B., r. 107^ Twent'eth
Preston Joseph J., longshoreman, r. 1004 Sansome, rear
Preston Julia L., widow, r. 1106 Sacramento
Preston J. Walker, reporter, r. 136 Sixth
T'reston Kittie, widow, r. 1819 O'Farrell
I'ifston Lida H. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 427 Eddy
I'lLston Lnlu Miss, dressmaker, r. 161 Casselli Av
Preston Marie E. Mrs., portrait artist, r. 116^ San Joee
Av
I'leston Martin, cook schr Ivy, r. 552 Bryant
WATSON & CO., 124 Wlar^o* S^-«s^
SDND FOR Cir?CUI.^''^
|l?at Upsijr passed [a^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
BBEWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Prestiin Mattie M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 256 Tehama
PUj:.SroAI OTIS J., vice-i)re ident Preston and Mc-
Kinnon and Shoal Water Bay Mill Co., Pier 5 Steu-
art, r. 908 Guerrero
Preston Robert J., clerk, r. 104 Bernard
Prest in S., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
Prest'> 1 Sherman, engineer, r. 622 Michigan
Preston Walter, tinner, r. 101 Casselli Av
Preston Walton, physician and surgeon, office and r. 20
O'Farrell
Preston William, special officer, r. 600 Minna
Preston William, salesman M\irphy, Grant & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Preston William H., machinist, r. 56 Bluxome
Pretorious Frederick (Conroy & Pretorious) r. 510 Schra-
der
Pretorious Frederick T., boilermaker, r. 510 Schnider
Pretou John, baths, 530 Pine
Preuss Celia Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 1524J Clay
Previate Pasquale, shoemaker, r. 1509a Howard
Prevle Frederick, seaman, r. 714 McAllister
Prevost Edward, J. 2015 Mission
8^" Prevost. See Provost
Prewitt M. J., capitalist, r. 2707 Jackson
Prey Oscar F., dentist, r. 19 Clara Av
Prezeau Godfrey (.Bergevin& Prezeau, r. 426J Fulton
Pribek Theodore, laborer, r. 6 Cleveland
PRIBER EMIL €., with California Wine Associa-
tion, r. 29 Scott
Prible F. J., master mariner, r. 714 McAllister
Pricard Pierre, laundryman, r. 1221 Stockton
Price Albert, helper Union lee Co., r. 1321 Broadway
Price Alice E. Miss, assistant William A. Price, r. East
Oakland
Price, Ann, widow, r. 213^^ Vallejo
PKICE ARTHUR F. (Thomas Price & Sons) analyti.
cal chemist and mining engineer, 524 Sacramento, r.
2525 Broadway
Price Arthur H., salesman Hulnie Hi Hart, r. Oakland
Pri< e August, bartender, r. 145 Fourth
PRICE BAKI.\(i POWBER <'0., F. J. Boselly
manager, 305 Battery, Telephone Main 5663
Price Blanche H. Miss, r. 2308 Sutter
Price Charles M., decorator, Frank McMann, r. 1516
Geary
Price E. & Son (Edrt'in and John) house painting and
whitening, 17 Van Ness Av
Price Edward, carpenter, r. 30 Thirteenth
Price Edward, hospital attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Price Edward E., porter, r. 8 Minna
Price Edward E. , porter, r. 2732 Howard
Price Edward J., compete worker, r. 536 Ellis
Price Edwin (E. Price & Son) r. 1442 Mission
Price Edwin C, clerk Ames & Harris, r. Oakland
Price Eliza, domestic 3004 California
Price Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 30 Thirteenth
Price Ella Miss, domestic 706 Ashbury
Price Flavoring Extract Co. (Chicago, 111.) John L. Rus-
sell manager, 117 California
Price Frank S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Price George, fireman, r. 1221 Broadway
Price George, hacknian, r. SW cor Merced and Laidley
Price George E., salesman George W. Gibbs Co., r. 221
Oak
Price George H., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 213J Val-
lejo
Price Henn- F., attorney at law, 331 Montgomery, rooms
12-13, r. 1204 Golden Gate Av
Price George W. , painter, r. 625 Bay
I'rice Henry G., gripnian, r. 1431 Polk
Price Herbert H., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.
Berkeley
Price Herbert W., bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
2308 Sutter
Price Hugh, cutter, r. 630J Minna
PRK'E JAMES, manager The C. F. AdanisC,.., liVi
Fifth, r. 223 Third Av
DIXON, BORBESON HO. SHOW GrtSES
3T MARKET ST., S. F-
THOUSANDS CURED (For particulars = e page opp. Highland Springs in register.)
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veyor, 9 Missio
WITH THE
SUN INSUR/IIH6E 60.
428 California Street
Price James G., cijjarmaker, r. 13 Chapultepec
Price James G., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. Oakland
Price John, carpenter, r. 1915i oTarrell, rear
Price John B., paper carrier, r. 1721 Green
Price John J. (E. Price & Son) r. 1442 Mission
Price John R., conductor, r. 102 Coso Av
Price L., musician, 126 Keaniy
Price Leon, salesman Max J." Franklin & (;<»., r. 810
Ellis
Price L. T. D. (Price & Waldbuesser) r. 1429 Market
Price Lj'dia, dressmaker, r. 501 Golden Gate Av
Price Lyman, cutter, r. 32(i Hayes
Price Merton S., candy ninfr, 721 Larkin, r. 2018 Suttei-
Price N'. B. Mr
dre>-;maker. 20 Ellis
PRICE PRESS CO.
1. J. Triimai
Price R. A., mailinjj clerk The George F. Eberhard C<j.,
r. Oakland
Price Ralph G., exjtressman, r. 2074 Market
Price Richard, sawmaker, r. 610 Natoma
Price Richard R., machaiiic, r. 20"4 Market
Price Robert M., law student, r. 912 Pine
Price Rose, widow, r. 13 Chapultepee
Price Samuel, salesman G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 1130 Market
Price Simon, cutter, r. 326 Hayes
Price Thomas, clerk Hawlev Bros. Hardware Co., r. 812
Lyon
Price Thomas, steward, r. 164 Jessie
Price Thomas C, master mariner, r. 2308 Sutter
Price Thomas J., waiter, r. 741 Howard
PRICE THO.nA!^. n. D. (Thomas Price & .Son)
assayor, ana'ytical chemist and mining engineer,
.'v;4 Sacramento, r. 2.')25 Broadway
PRICE THOMAS & SON ,»....
ami AsiUur K.) a'>sa}er<< and iiiinins
engineers, .5->4 !iaerauieut<», Xelei>bi>iir
naiii 40<>
Price Wallace C. (W. C. Price & Co.) r. Oakland
Price \^■arren E. r. 1203 Market
Price \V. C. & Co. (Wallace C. Price) i>roduce commis-
sion, 427-429 Front
Price William, r. 110 Sixth
Price William, boatswain stmr Alameda
Price William, laborer, r. S s Folsom nr Twenty-seventh
Price William, sergeant police, r. 224 Capp
Price William, stage cari)enter, r. 702 Natoma
Price William, teamster, r 720 Octana
Price William, waiter, r. 6 J Ewer PI
Price VVilliam, watchman Stockton Planing Mills, r. 644
Bryant
Price VVilliam, watchman, r. 81i Harrison
Price VVilliam C, mining, 322 Pine, r. Highland Park,
East Oakland
PKICe WILLI.IM E., D. D. S. dental office, junc-
tion Market and Turk, entrance 1104 Market, office
hours 9 .\. M. to 12 M, and 1 to 5 P. M., r. 960 Sixth
Av, East Oakland
Price William H., driver, r. 41 Mayne
Price M'illiam H., gunsmith, r. 16 Parker Av
Price WilUam H., salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. San
Rafael
Price William J., house painter, r. X s Precita Av nr
Howard
Price Winifred Mi-s., lodgings, 164 Jessie
Price & Waldbuesser (L. T. D. Price and William Wald-
buesser) restaurant, 1429 Market
gS" Price. See Pries
Prices Current (mercantile weekly) Edward R. Painter,
publisher, 123 California, room 21
Prichard Timothy, r. 1519 Clay
Prichard Walter, student, r. 1519 Clay
Prichard William, laborer, r. 425 Day
Prichard Wolf, clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. S44 Folsom
tW Prichard. See Pritchard
Prideaux John S., lun.ber
Natoma
Pridham William T., reporter, r. Royal House
Priebe Gustav, driver, r. 406 McAllister
Priefer Charles, machinist, r. 604 Second
Priel August, butcher, r. 718 Fifteenth Av South
Priel Henrj'. tanner, r. 718 Fifteenth Av South
Priel Herman, tanner, r. 718 Fifteenth Av South
Prien Henry F., salesman Clinton E. Woirlen & C«' , r.
300Sec<ind Av
PKIE.V JOHi\ H. <;.. gi-oceries a d liquors, NE cor
Spear and Hathaway"s Wharf, r. 1253 California
Pries & Co. (Balthaza r,"Zoppi and Julius A. Pries) oig:ir
mnfgr. 604 Merchant
Prits Frederick, cabine maker, r. 35i Clinton
Pries G., papercutter, r. 35 J Clinton
Pries Julius A. (Pries & Co.) r. 1723 Mis-ion
Pries William, compositor, r. 1218 Keamv
g^ Pries. See Price
Priess Fritz, waiter, r. 809 Mission
Priest B. Frank, mnfrs agent, 3 California, room 35, r.
Oakland
Priest Charles F.. photographer, 723 Market, r. 2136-
Howard
Priest Daniel H., Pac. Coast agent Boltz, Clymer & Co.
(Philadelphia) 3 California, room 35, r. Oakland
Pnest Ernest A (E. A. Priest & Co.) r. 337 McAllister
Priest E. A. & Co. (Eniest A. Priest) carpenters and
builders, 3o Geary
Priest Frank, mad manager G. W. Arbuckle, r. Exchange
Hotel
Priest Robert, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. Alameda
Priest Samuel, bootmaker, r. 35 Clinton
Priest Samuel B. , printer, r. 620J Minna
Pries Thomas E., laborer, r. 13i Geneva
Priest Washington I. , agent Bromo-Lithia Water, 14
Grant Av
Priester Joseph, drj* goods, 1215 Stockton, r. SW^ cor
Broadway and Powell
Priestnall William W., salesman Hale Bros., r. Oakland
PRIET P. ac <"0. (Pierre Priet and Michael Debret)
proprietors Marchaud's ResUiurant, 115 117 Grant
Av
Priet Pierre (P. Priet & Co.) r. Lick House
I'rieten John H. , cook South Side Life Sa\ ing Station
Prieur Arsene, shoemaker, r. E s Siegel nr Cortland At
Prieur Arthur, shoemaker, r. Cortland Av nr Siegel
Prieur Caroline Mrs., bakery, 1909 Geary
Prieur Frank, cooper, r. Courtland Av nr Siegel
Prieur J. & Co. (Joseph Prieur and Joseph CJhar|jiot)
I>ainters, 810^ Pacific
Prieur Joseph (J. Prieur) r. 1909 Geary
Prigden Edward, foreman, r. 330 Hill
Prignitz William, cabinetmaker, r. 518 Sixth
Prignitz William Jr., clerk A. G. Caswell, r. 518 Sixth
Prill Frank, upholsterer, r. 323 Jessie
Prill Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 707 Ellis
Primorich John, laborer, r. 1502 Kentucky
Prims Thomas, seaman, r. 343 Beale
Prince Catherine, widow, r. 9 Morrel PI
Prince Charles A., musician, r 2612 Larkin
Prince Frank, laborer, r. 720 OctaAia
Prince Frank D., gaivanizer, r. 1728 Octavia
Prinee Frank R., workman U. S. Mint, r. 732J Geary
Prince Henr3' G., salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 2612
Larkin
Prince Jesus Mre., widow, r. 1612 Stockton
Prince Joseph P., salesman, r. 9 Morrel PI
Prince Louis D., bookkeeper, r. 2417 F(jlsom
Prince Peter, packer, r. 71 Shipley
Prince Rachel, «idow, r. 632 Fulton
PRI.\CE TIIO.UAS, manager Charles Harley Co.,
844-856 Harrison, r. Hotel Langhara
Prince William, carpenter, r. 312^ Nineteenth
Pri?)ce William D., driver, r. 720| Octa\ia
1^" Prince. See Prinz
Princely W. E., painter, r. 28 Eighth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORI;
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO. ?lf.n^^f.:fj;
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ACCESSORIES
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Princely William, (rarjienter, r. :«iO Sanchez
Princess The, Mrs. Ella Corbett proprietor, 1«) O'Far-
rell
I'rindle Alice M., widow, r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Prindle Uavid S. , cariH'nter, r. 1315 Guerrero
Prindle Frank M., niiifrs agetit, IG Second, r. 141!) Van
N'ess Av
Prindle Ida, widow, r. 1812 Lajfitna
Prindle William, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Pring Ernest, i)hysician and surgeon, 150 Fourth, r. 1631
Devisadero
Pringle Brothers (Thomas and David W.) boots and
shoes, 1101 Market
Pringle David, hanies-maker. r. 1731 San Oarlos Av
Printrle David W. (Prin<rle Bros.) r. 314 Jones
PRINGLE EDWARD J.,...o..„..
law. :{5 Mills BldK, .>Hi Hoor. Telephone
Haln 0*4. r. Ra«t Oakland
PKIMiLU EI»VAItl» J. .Ir.. attorney a law, 35
Mills Bill;,', 5th floor, Tfleplione Main 974, r. 320
East Nineteenth, East (>;ikland
Prinfjle Georjfe, machinist Henry P. Christie, r. Oak-
land
Printrle George, teani.ster, r. 310i Sixth
Prindle Georges S. W., salesman Raphael Weill & C'o., r.
637 Eddv
Pringle Gilbert \V. Mrs., r. 413 Gough
Pringle James, machinist Henry P. Ohnstie, r. Oak-
land
Pringle John, laborer, r. 172 Minna
Pringle John W., finisher, r. 637 Eddy
Pringle Mary F. Miss, r. 714 Bush
Pringle Thoinas (Pringle Bros.) r. Berkeley
Prin;;le Thomas, manager Cor\vitz & Cohn, r. Hotel Fair-
momit
PRINTERS- tiUIDK .4X» PAriFIC <;OAST
ST.ITION'KR THE, Edgar Painter publisher, .'ilo
Clay
PRINTERS' .MITTAL AIW ASSOCIATIOX. o39
California
Printz Frank P., comixisitor, r. 728 Howard
Printz John, carpenter, r. 1113 Jones
Prinz Carrie, r. 1129b Filbert
B^ Prinz. See Prince
Prior Albert, laborer, r. SE cor Napa and Kentucky
Prior C. Churchill, clerk Henrj- Cowell & Co., r. 10 Hill
Prior Francis J. T., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Prior James K., capitalist, 13 Mason, r. 234 San Jose Av
Prior James K. Jr. (Prior & Smith) r. 234 San Jose Av
Prior John, plumber, r. 320 Drumm
Prior John L. (Brann & Prior) r. 10 Hill
Prior John R. S., patternmaker, r. 308a Bartlett
Prior John S., artist, r. 2409 Mission
Prior J. Stanley, clerk, r. 10 Hill
Prior Mary, widow, r. 241 Hickory .\v
Prior Patrick, oiler, r 23 Tilden
Prior Philip, principal James Lick Grammar School, r.
2409 Mission
Prior William, teamster, r. 720 Fourteenth
Prior & Smith (Jaijies K. Prior Jr.. and James P. Smith)
tobacconists and laundrv agents, 27-2SI Mason
Prior William, marblesawyer, r. 713) Minna
SS" Prior. See Pr\or
Prish Viola Mrs., r. 309 Hyde
Prish William Mrs., r. 309 Hyde
Pritchard Alice M., widow, r. 2523 Octavia
Pritchard Arthur, clerk Diedrich H. Kirschner, r. 1;>6
Pritchard Brothers (Philip I. Pritchard) plumbers, 319
Leavenworth, r. 1621 Grove
Pritchard Charles K., pre-ssman Dispatch Printing Co..
r. Oakland
Pritchard F., waiter stnir Australia
I'ritchard Frank B., bookkeeper Frank .M.Smith, r. Bel-
vedere, Ci\l.
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Pritchard Frederick L, (Taylor, Adams A; Pritchard) r. _
706 Castro i >
Pritchard George M., trimmer, r. 2523 Octavia ^^^*
Pritchard George W., clerk Ta.ylor, Adams K Pritchard, j'
r. 1621 Grove ^^ ,.
Pritchard Henry, cari>enter, r. 526 Birch Av !i ^ i
Pritchard Jennie, widow, r. 1709 Webster ^-^
Pritchard Josephine J., widow, r. 914 Army '
Pritchard Louis, laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Pritchard Martha, widow, r. 813 Lyon __
Pritchard Mar}% widow, r. 1709 Webster 1^^^
Pritchard Millie, «idow, r. 224i O'Farrell, rear f^^^
Pritchard Owen R., teamster, r. 127 Fifteenth ^ 11 >■
Pritchard Philip L (Pritchard Bros.) r. 1621 Grove V ii r'
Pritchard Robert, laborer, r. 505 Brannan ^' " "^
Pritchard Robert, seaman, r. 505 Brannan ^J^^
a^ Pritchird. See Prichard |.
Pritchett A. J., lithographer, r. 220 Haight WW
Probasco Frank S., clerk, r. 616 Taylor 1— ^
Probasco George* H., clerk Pet«r W. Bellingall, r. 616 -
Taylor ^ ,
Probasco John W., ganger Custom House, r. 616 Taylor
Probert Ale.xander, hammerman, r. 407 Georgia J^^j*
Probouski Max, musician, r. 1821 Mason ^^T-
Probs Harrv, bartender, r. 138 i Rose Av '
S^ Probst ■ See Propst 1 1
PROJ'TER .IOU\. capitalist, office 224 hront, r. 401 1 1
Buchanan C*^5
Proctor Joseph, r. 1320 Stockton ^"^
Proctor Fr. deriek, tailor, r. 344 Eighteenth
Proctor George, teamster, r. 1324 Harrison
PROC'TOK (iEORGE A., attorney at law 420 Mont- 53
gomcrv, room 35, r. 2015 Webster _ _ ^Z
Proctor Joseph, foreman Pac. Coast SS. Co., r. llli Sut-
ter ■— ] 'ng
Proctor R. E., engineer Russ House Ji -r
Proctor Thomas A., vice-president Americm \ eiitilating ^ rr>
Co., r. Santa Rosa, Cal S' f?
Procunier Schuyler, hostler, r. 412 Fifteenth ^-^
ProderPeter J., tinsmith, r. 410 Fell -7]
it^Produce Exchange. See San Francisco Produce Ex- ^- ^
PKODM'E EXrUASCE FREE KINDER*; AR- g ^
TEN. Miss Belle Scott principal, 1233 Pacific ™ TT
Proehl Carl, carpenter, r. 433 Ivy Av '2,
Proesehke Adolph, collector, r. 105 Ridlej-
Proff Herminie, widow, furnished room, 215 O I-arrell ^
Profos Otto, tanner, r. 67 San Bruno Av 5'
Profumo Joseph (Profumo & Vaccari) r. 1823 Powell
Profnn o & Vaccari (Josei>h Profumo and John \accan)
groceries, fruits and liquors, SE cor Mason and ^^^^
Lombard . , , ^ - j»
Progreso Steamship Co. , Arthur Hill president, James
"jerome secretary and treasurer, 319 Pine, room 27
Progress Mutual Loan .Vssii, D. Hirschfeld secretary,
3 Mills Bldg, 7tb floor
PROGRESS SALOOX AND RESTAURANT. \ ic
ti.r W. Ki-duss iiri>i.rietor, 327-329 Bush
PROGRESSIVE WINDOW AND
HOUSE CLEANING CO.
S. .narenic» nianag r, .">'i4 Bush
Progressive Window and House Cleaning Co.- The
New-U. Palini & Co. proprietors. 121 O'Faricll
Projalm Richard, b rber, dOni Montgomery Av
Prokuric.i Bozo, waiter, r. 1519 .Mason
Prole Horace, driver Henry O. Wieders, r. Oakland
Proll Anna, widow, r. 81 Colton
Proll Anna R. G , widow, r. 1319 Larkin
Proll AiiUm, grrjceries and liquors, SE cor Ninth and
Mission
Proll Brothers (Justus Proll) )>eer bottlers, r. 28 Hayes
Proll Cari H., woodworker, r. 1523 Larkin
Proll ChaHes( Proll & Stenberg) r. 1319 Larkin
Proll Elizabeth, widow, r. 113 Valpariso
STOVES
ffND KITCHfeN SUPPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
ia3 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected VIntcges
of H. CUVILLIER & FRtRE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
PRO
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
ProU Gertrud, widow, r. 1319 Larkin
Proll Henry, butcher, 1603 Clay, r. 1523 Larkin
ProU Justus, beer bottler, r. 528 Hayes
Proll Kudolph B., dentist, 426 Kearny, r. 2710 California
Proll Rudolph L., coppersmith, r. 81 Colton
Proll Rudoljjh R., cisjannaker, r. il3 Valparaiso
Proll William R. , clerk The Harry Unna Co., r. 1523
Larkin
PR4»liL A STEXBERt; (Charles ProU and Louis
Stenberg) real estate and general business brokers,
917 Market, rooms 1-2
Prolsi Carlo, cari^nter, r. 507 Filbert
Propfe Charles (Aschen & Propfe) r. 1420 Pine
Prophet Frank F., engineer, r. 43S Duncan
Propst Adam, porter, r. 731 Geary
Pioquette Richard, salesman Frederick S. Kordt, r.
U08i Hyde
Prosch Oscar, marine engineer, r. Windsor Hotel
Proschold Charles, r. 708 Point Lobos Av
Proschold Charles M., clerk, r. 1920 Powell
Proschold Edwin M., i)ressmen, r. T02 Point Lobos Av
Proschold Henrj-, physician, office and r. 305 Golden Gat«
Av
PROSECUTINC: ATTORXEVS OFFICE. Police
Courts 1, 2, 3 and 4, New City Hall, 1st floor
Prosek George, foreman F. Korbel & Bros., r. 828
Haight
Prosek George, molder. r. 1435 Twenty-sixth
Prosek John, sawver, r. 1435 Twenty-sixth
Pro>ek John Jr., clerk Frederick M. Hu-ted, r. 1429
Twentv-sixth
PRO.SEK JOSEPH A., physician and surgeon, 21
Phelan Bldg, r. 717 Golden Gate Av, office hours 1
to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M., Sundays 11 A. M. to 12 M.
Prosek Josephine, widow, r. 1209 Devisadero
Prosek William, molder, r. 1435 Twenty-sixth
Prosergue Louise A., widow, furnished rooms, 407
Leavenworth
Prosner Aha JI., clerk Abramson, Heunisch Co., r. 2420
Webster
Prosper Mialanne, manager A. Gueux, r. 142 Geary
Pr >sser Uavid M., butcher r. 19J5 Stevenson
Prost Nicholas, bakerj-, 336 Thinl
PROTCSTAXT EPrSCOP.AL OLD LADIES'
lIOnE. Golden Gate Av bet Masonic Av and Lott
PR<>Ti:sTA\T ORPIIAX ASYLFfl, Mrs. E. A.
^IcXear matron, S s Haight bet Laguna and Bu-
chanan
Prcju Angiiste, tallow and fertilizer, cor De Haro and
El Dorado, r. 1115^ Bryant
Proud William, foreman Golden Gate Park, r. 811 Lott
Proudy Harry, compositor, r. 202i Turk
Prouse William R., sampler Customs House, r. 308
Leavenworth
Prousertnie Louise A., widow, r. 407 Leavenworth
Pr'Hitv Khv.ird F., shoemaker, r. (i29 Octavia
Pi-outv llar-aret Mrs., r. 228a McAllister
Frnuty ><iinon (Gilbert Bros. & Co.) 118 Davis
Provan William, machinist, r. 20 Garden
Provence Charles, gilder, r. 621 Harri«>on
Provence William, finisher, r. 621 Harrison
Pro\ensal Joseph A., puncher, r. 136 Rose Av
ProvenspJ Peter, loil.j-i-",'hnuse, 4-2r. Biisb
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON
INSURANCE CO. 'nl.,TJ''"^""H''.t
flail upii^ral asciits. 4i:t California
Proviileiit .Mutual Loan Ass.,ciatioii, D. Hirshfeld secre-
PRWlDENf 'savings LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY THE
(XcM Tork) <;. V. Pratt nianas4>r. M illiani
S. Dibble ritj asent, 4<l.) Montgomery,
room I
Province George, gilder, r. 62 Harrison
Provines Robert R. , attorney at law, r. 1212 Washing-
ton
Provinsal John, florist, r. 30 Banks
Provis William F., engineer, r. 12 Twenty-eighth nr Co-
lumbia PI
Provost Charlotte E Miss, teacher Webster I'riniar.r
School, r. 708 Fell
Provost Daniel R. , broker, r. 70S Fell
Provost Emma H. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 708 Fell
Provost Gustave E., machinist, r. 814 Green
Provost N., master mariner, r. Lorin, Cal.
8^" Provost. See Prevost
Prowers A. J., brakeraan, r. 650 Fourth
Prowse Henry S., policeman, r. 1 Walter
Prudden Thomas, pile driver, r. 123 Eddy
Prudence Building and Loan Association, James M.
Ellis secretary i^ 323 Montgomery
Prudential Watch Insurance Co. The, Allan Marshall
manager, 126 Kearny, room 28
Prue Charles, Oil Dept S. H. Frank & Co.,r. Oakland
Prtiefer Emil Herman, teacher music, r. 2614i Sutter
Prugh Winfield W., r. 708 Taylor
Pruillage Henrj- H., driver, r. 1321 Larkin
Pruner Frances, laborer, r. 424 Clementina
Prunty Frances P., distribtitor Post Office, r. 13 Clevo
land
Pruntv Owen, r. 13 Cleveland
Prunty Patrick (Shea & Prunty) r. 18 Verona PI
Pruntv Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Prunty Peter, laborer, r. 252i Third
Pruss Joseph, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
PRIS.SIA.\ XATIOx\AL IXSIRAXCE CO. (of
Stettin, Germany) Franz Jacoby manager, 216 San-
some, Telephone Main 128
Prusso Louis E., accountant Gritfin & Skelley Co., r. 719
Twenty-second
Prutcher Hannah W., widow, r. 10 Pond
Pryal Andrew, expressman, r. 72 Tehama
Pryde Norman J., engineer, r. 2408 Twenty-fifth
Prydz George, broommaker, r. 1016 Union
Prydz William, machinist, 1016 Union
Prvfus Moses, butcher, r. 517 Stevenson
PRl'OR ALFRED E., general manager Piper-Aden
Goodall Co. , 7 Clay, r. 2421 Washington
Pryor Edwin R.. bookkeeper Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 445 Third
Prvor Florence W. iliss, clerk, r. 616 Fulton
Pryor Lawrence W., clerk Local Freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 616 Fulton
Pryor Russell A., watchman, r. 616 Fulton
gS" Prvor. See Prior
Przvborowske Jacob, shoemaker, r. E s Folsom nr Union
Av
PLBLIC AD.mXISTRATOR, A. C. Freese, 319
Pine, rooms 8-12
PIBLIC LIKRART. FREE George T. Clark librar-
ian, E. J. Casey secretary. New City Hall, 2d floor.
Telephone South 134, Branches 1131 Valencia, 1126
Kentucky, 1801 Stockton and 813 Point Lobos Av
PI'BHC MORCiit'E. Dunbar Allev.nr Old City HaU
PI'BLIC POrXD. 2514 Center
PIBLISIIIXti CO. OF THE PACIFIC THE,
publishers The Pacific, 7 Montgomery Av
Publuk Frederick, baker, r. 11 Lafayette
Pucci A. & Co. (.\ngeolo Pucci & Ottavio Nevi) fruits
and vegetables, 512 Castro
Pucci Alessandro, vegetables, r. 318 Vallejo
Pucci Angeolo (Pucci & Nevi ) r. 467 Jersey
Pucci nelli Antonio, r. 702 Front
Puccinelli Archimedes, waiter, r. 1113 Montgomery
Puccinelli Basilio (F. Matteuccio) r. 313 Francisco
Puccinelli Daniel, fisherman, r. 514 Davis
PuccineUi Dante, butcher, r. 871 Mission
PuccineUi Egidio, r. 702 Front
Puccinelli Fulton, machinist, r. 1031 Montgomery
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL iraDS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cer
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
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Puecinelli Louis (Puccinelli & Ceccarelli) r. 70.i Front
Puceinelli Louis, peddler, r. 514 Davis
Puccinelli Louis, stableman, r. 5 Bartol Fl
Puccinelli Vincenzo (Giovanuoni & Puccuielli) r. 018
Puccinelli & Ceccarelli (Loui.s Puccinelli and Giovanni
Ceccarelli) proprietors II Capitano Hotel, 702 Iront
Puccini Frank, window cleaner, r. 1318 Dupont
Puccini Zaffeno, yardman, r. 3 San Antonio
Puchel Erne-it, shoemaker, r. 822 Filbert
Pucheu Hilaire, dyer, r. 1548 Folsom
Pucheu Jessie Mrs., bookkeeper F. & G. Thomas, r. 1548
Folsom
Pucheu John, teamster, r. 1111 Montgomery
Pucheu Marie, laun .ress, r. 2307 Pine
I'uchniann Helena, widow, r. 1813 Stockton
Puck John F., shoemaker, r. 1506 Montgomery
Puckett George, r. 221 Turk ,, , , 100 «„,.
Puckhaber Charles R. (Henry & Puckhaber) r. 133 hev-
l»II<?KH4BEK €. K.. secretary S. F. Stock Brewery,
SB cor Powell and Fi-aiicisco
Puckhaber Harry C, clerk Baker & Hannlt.m, r. 042
Eighteenth
Puckhaber Herman F., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1308
Fell
Puckhaber Herman F. Jr., blacksmith, r. 1308 Fell
Puckhaber Jacob, groceries and liquors, 224 First, r. 3
Tehama „.„
Puckhaber John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mt-
teenth Av South and P „ „. , , .v,
Puckhaber Louis H., bartender, r. 642 Eighteenth
Puckhaber William D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1308
Fell
Pudding Creek Mills, Samuel Blair proprietor, 3 Cali-
fornia
Puech Frederic, lodgings 807 Pacific
Puel Peter, shoecutter, r. 167 Minna
Puerser Otto, barber 307 Jones
Puetz Elizabeth Mrs., midwife, r. 254^ Fourth
Puffer Herbert W., operator Buckingham 6c ilecht, r.
1225 Twenty-fifth _ ,
Puget Sound Iron Co. (Washington) Abraham Halsey
secretarv, 328 Mimthomery, room 7
PUOET SOi;.\D LII.MBEK CO., Charles Hanson
treasurer, Henr>- C. Chesebrough secretary, 48
Market
PUGH EDMUND, P..ysleiaV"« -To
8 P. M., Suiulav. lionrs 9 to 10.,50 A. n.,
4.S0 to 6 F. n., otlice and r. 32;« «eary
Pugh Elizabeth T. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar
School, r. 2127 Turk
Pugh James conk, r. 36 Clay
Pugh James, marine fireman tug Active, r. 254 Llara
Pugh John, clerk L. B. Hetty, r. 2127 Turk
Pu"-h John, motornian, r. 809 Minnesota
Pu 'h Michael, fireman tug Active, r. 27 Clementina
Pugh William, hostler, r. 805 Tennessee
S^ Pugh. See Pew ^ ,^^^ ^^ ,
Pug iesi iJuiseppe (Biscotto & Pugliese) r. 1^02 Howard
Pugsley George, second steward strar Corona, r. 123^
" Clara
Puhek John, laborer, r. Utah nr Santa Clara
Pujkis John M. Mrs., lady's maid r. 818.V Geary
Pulis John, teamster, r. Nicholas Hotel
PuUis D., finisher Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. Oakland
Pullan Frederick B., Rev., pastor Third Congiega-
tional Church, r. 117 Capp
Pullee Belle, domestic 11134 Treat Av
PuUee John, carpenter and watchman, r. &!!- cor
Twenty-fifth and Utah
Pullee Maud E. Miss, domestic 1113 Treat Av
Pullen Edmund, driver, r. 2217 Post ,,,,,„,., .
Pullen E. J., meter repairer Spring Valley w. w., r.
Berkeley
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs. opp. Palace Hotel
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
^ Order a Svacialty.
fredericksbiir^ Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE ST9CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Pullen Frank, can maker, r. 1330J Eddy
Pullen George, labeler, r. 1330J Eddy
Pullen Levy G., barber, 1303 Webster
Pullen Lilian Miss, laundress, r. 1330i Eddy
Pullen Martha, widow, r. 2217 Post
Pullen M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1128 J Harrison
Pullen Stephen E., teamster, r. 1330 J Eddy
PuUin & Co. (Eli PuUin and Thomas H. Von Helms)
butchers, SW cor Sutter and Baker
PuUin Eli (Pulliii & Co.) r. 1421 Baker
Pullin Thomas, r. 2806 Bush
Pullman Palace Car Co., J. P. Meehan superintendent.
89-90 Crocker Bldg
im' Pullman, See Poehhnan and Pohlman
Pulschen E. A., widow, bakery, 537 Geary
Pult Johannah, widow, r. 2723 Bryant
Pult John, millhand, r. 2723 Bryant
Pulver 0\\ Co., (New York) J. C. Winans agent, 220
PUNNETT BROTHERS, (....».
aud ti, nest S.) map pablisliers, draagnts-
iiien aud mounters, map coloring a spe-
cialty. «3> Mission, cor New .Uontgomer>,
opp Wells Fargo A. Co.
Punnett Ernest S. (Pumiett Bros.)r. 6v5 Mission
Punnett John M. (Punnett Bros.) r. 625 Mission
Puntigaii Joseph, confectioner, r. 335 Jessie
P|fP ROTISSERIK AND HOTEL, Joseph Lenoir
proprietor, 12-16 Stockton
Pupke H., musician, r. 6 Marge Terrace
Puppi Giuseppe, cellarman, r. 1111 Kearny
Purcell Alexander, marine engineer, r. 1220 Powell
Purcell Alice Miss, r. 425 Geary
Purcell Andrew, painter, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell Carrie, widow, dressmaker, ' . 1634 Howard
Purcell Claude, teamster, r. 337 Tehama
Purcell Daniel, bartender, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell Uavid, liquors, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell Edward, expressman, r. Fifteenth Av South bet
R and S „ u t, ,
Purcell Elizabeth, widow, r. 9 South Park
Purcell Emily Miss, stenographer Dunham, Carrigan cV
Hayden Co., r. 23 Haight
Purcell "Tussie Miss, r. 425 Geary
Purcell James, laborer, r. 1623 Eddy
Purcell John, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society « ,-■ » 1 a
Purcell John, meter repairer, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell John J., attorney at law, 14 McAllister, r. 36
Purc^tf John P. (Ruddock & Purcell) r. 2023 Hyde
Purcell M., waiter stmr Umatilla „, ^, . . ^
Purcell Mae Miss, teacher piano, r. 134 Haight
Purcell Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 23 Haight
Purcell Mary, widow, r. 744 i Harrison
Purcfll Matthew, marine engineer, r. 840 Mission
Purcell Michael (Smith, Purcell & Co.) r. 9 South Park
Purcell Michael, laborer, r. 2023 Hyde
Purcell Richard, insurance, 212 Pine, r. 44o Tehama
Purcell Thomas, laborer, r. 2023 Hyde
Purcell William L., gripman, r. 23 Haight
Purcella Andrew, laborer, r. 9 Water
Purcella Charles, hborer, r. 9 Water
Purcella Martino, laborer, r. 526 Broadway
Purchases and Supplies Department S P. Co., K. f.
Schwerin manager, 74 Union Trust Bldg
Purckner Philip, furrier, r. 9 Leavenworth
Purden James G., carpenter, 710 Larkin r. 5 Ohve Av
Purdie Lillie W., widow, r. 6 Metcalfe PI
^don^Frank^^manlger James M. Wilkins, r. Point
Lobos Av nr Cliff House .
Purdv Albert T.. bookkeeper, r. 1031 Mission
Purd'v Anna Miss. donIe^tic The Baldwin
Purdv Annie, widow, r. 208 Fifth
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Place Your Marine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Pardy Charles, shipping clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 21(i
Michigan
Piirdy Charles C, clerk, r. 162 Fourteenth
Purdy Daniel S , carpenter, r. 31 J Ninth, rear
Purdv Delia, domestic 428 Mississippi
Purd'y Edward L., r. 162 Fourteenth
Purdy Edwards., chief clerk Scottish Union and Na-
tional Ins. Co., r. 1714 Sacramento
Purdy Elhridge S., clerk Hoi brook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
2*116 Steiner
Purdv James Mrs. , widow, r. 828c Howard
Purdy James S.. solicitor, r. 018 J Filhert
Purdy J. Elbridge, hookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 2114 Steiner
Purdv .John, teamster, r. 3^1 Jessie
PI:K»Y .lOX.iTn.lX S., insurance adjuster, 2-3
Mills Bldg, .=>th floor, r. 722 Powell
Purd.\ Solomon F., watchmaker and jeweler, lOlJ- O'Far-
rell, r. 1714 Sacramento
Purdv Stewart, oiler stmr Alameda
Purdy William M., driver, r. 828 Howard
eS" Purdy. See Purdie
Purington Charles E., electrical engineer Pac. Electrical
Storage Co., 40 Nevada Block, r. 906 Dolores
Purington Turner C. , .sawfiler, 609 Mission, r. 128 Second
Purl Frank N.. storekeeper, r. 514i Fell
Purleuky George, clerk D. N. & K. Walter & Co., r. 523
Fell
Purnell Alvin J., clerk, r. 718b Twenty-first
Purnell Charles B., clerk Charles Escande, r. 718b Twenty-
first
Purnell Emma J., widow, r. 718b Twenty-first
Purnell Samuel, secretary general superintendent S. P.
Co., r. 542 Eighteenth
Pumhagan Richard, bartender Dora Breede, r. 2000
Polk
Pumhagan William, liquors, 1081 Market, r. 640 Steven-
son
Purr Charles H., paperhanger, r. 106 Lundy Lane
Purrington Angle E., widow, r. 47 Hill
rilRRINGTOK t'l-ARENCE W., secretary and
treasurer Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay, r. 47 Hill
Purscli Emil, traveling salesman Pursch & Wiener, r. 611
Taylor
Pursch Frank (Pursch, Kaskel & Weil) r. New York
Pursch, Kaskel & Weil (Frank Pursch, Jacob Kaskel and
Joseph Weil) mnfrs clothing, 22 Sansome
Pursch Leon, bookkcei>er Pursch, Kaskel & Weil. r.
1227a O'Farrell
Pursch Samuel (Pursch & Wiener) r. New York
Pursch & Wiener (Samuel Pursch and Mitchell Wiener)
mnfrs clothing, 112 Bush
Pursell Frank P., driver, r. 1013 Pierce
Pursell Laura Miss, dressmaker, 636J Minna
Pursell Martha C. Mrs., dressmaker, 636i Minna
Pursell Michael, boilermaker, r. 21^ Polk
Pursell Michael, waiter, r. 14 Jaokson
furtelle William H., proprietor The Pacific Builder ami
The San Francisco and Alameda County Impro\e-
ment News, r. Larkspur
Purthiss Charles, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
Purves George E., conductor, r. 337b San Jose Av
Purves John H., policeman, r. .537 Noe
Purvis Allen, capitalist, r. 446 Eighteenth
Purvis John, machinist, r. 1308 Broderick
Pusch Albert, traveling salesman Caro Bros., r. .'«10 Ellis
Pu<t Anna, widow, r. 307 California Av
Pust Festus A., glove cutt.er, r. 307 California Av
Pustich George P., cook, r. 138 Fourth
Puthon Eric, watchmaker, r. 148 Natoina
Putman Clarence B., physician, 405 Kearn\ , r. 2933
J ickson
Putman Harry, bookkeeper, r. 511 Jones
Putnam Charles B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1310 California
Putnam Charles H., insurance solicitor Cadinan & Kittle,
r. 2713 Howard
Putnam David R., solicitor, r. 1926 Market
Putnam George C, clerk Crane Co., r. West Oakland
Putnam H., r. 44 Th rd
Putnam Osgood Mrs. , r. 1914 Webster
Pl'TMAM OSGOOD, attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 26-27) r. 1020 Washington
Putnam R. H., special agent The Mutual Life Ins. Co.
(Of New York) The Mutual Life Bldg
PIITX.4M S^AMIJEL O., office 401 California, rooms
26-27, r. 1020 W^shingten
Putnam Soule A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Sac-
ramento
Putney David, floomian St. LawTenee Stables, r. 12
Tehama
Putney George, laborer S. P. Co.
Puttick Loui.sa, bakerv, 333 Fourth
Puttick William, br cklayer, r. 333 Fourth
Putting Henry, laborer, r. E s Iowa bet Solano and Mar-
iposa
Puttkammer Otto, seaman, r. 103 First
Puttman Henry, wine broker, 695 Front, r. 910J Vallejo
Puttock Henry, oysters, 1443 Polk, r. 1603 California
Putz F., pantrjonan, r. 637 Washington
Putz George, bartender, r. 309 Ivy Av
Putzar Edward L., marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
Putzman Herman, imrter, r. 1126 Market
Putzman Robert, salesman Thomas J. Walsh & Co., r.
Alameda
Puvogel John (Puvogel & Beversen), r. 1030 Mission
Puvogel John, salesman Henrv B. Rhode, r. 1 Kramer
PI
I'urvogel & Beversen (John Purvogcl and Henry Bever-
sen), groceries and liquors, 30i Sixth, r. NW cor
Sixth and Jessie
Puyoou Augusta, widow, r. 2013 Taylor
Puyoou Laurence P., shipping clerk Raphael Weill &
Co. , r. 2013 Taylor
Puyoou Lillian Miss, r. 2013 Taylor
P\i>rmann John L., bookkeeper Tillmann k Bendel. r. 3
Scott
Py Joseph, cellarman, r. 13 Scott PI
Pyat Lucy Miss, clerk, 1616 Leavenworth
Pye Bernard, foreman, r. 16 South Park
Pyke Montague A., advertising agent, 112 Pine
Pvle Charles, clerk L. H. Moise, r. Oakland
P'vle Edward A., rubber stampmaker, Paul P. Bernhardt
& Co., r. 991 Wood, Oakland
Pyle Grant, vaquero, r. Twelfth Av South bet P and Q
Pvle Henry J., policeman, r. 2503 Sutter
Pyle Lewis R., clerk Freight Auditors Dept S. P. Co. r.
1825 Market
Pyle Luther, clerk L. H. Moise, r. Oakland
Pyle R. C. , horseshoer, r. 7 St. George Alley
g^ Pyle. See Pile
Pyne Edward, salesman, r. 1311 Broadway
Pyne James, laborer, r. 1612 San Carlos Av
I^'ne John, extraman Hook and Ladder 7, r. 419 Twenty-
second
Pyne John, teamster, r. 1330 Church
Pyne John J., painter, r. 417 Twenty-second
Pvne Margaret E., widow, r. 2208 Filbert
Pyne Patrick W., salesman with George Morrow b Co.,
r. Ocean View
Pyne Robert, painter, r. 2720 Folsom
Pyne Robert, teamster, r. 547 Mission
^ Pyne. See Pein and Pine
Pyott Otto, teamster, r. 311 Main
Pyritie Smelting Co. (limited) 305 Larkin
Pyser Car.')liiie, widow, r. .501 Van Ness Av
P'yser Michael, capitalist, r. 911 Ellis
e^ Pvser. See Peiser and Peyser
I'VTHIAX CASTLE. 909 Market
PVTHIAX COURIER Henry Welccr publisher, WS
JIarket
PYTHIAX HALL. 1005 Polk
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STEEET and SIDEWALK WOBI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY C0.?1
215 VALENCIA ST
LEPHONE Mission 4-0
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
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(Juickenbush Charles, musician, r. Osborn Housu
Quackenbush James, teamster, r. 27 Minna
Quackenbusli Tlionia-s M., capitalist, r. 911 Webster
4|l!AOE A. A t'O. (incorporated) Aujfustus Quade
president, H. M. Burdick secretarj', dealers in fancy
groceries, 22 Geary
aUADE AltiliSTliS, president A. Quade & Co. (iii-
coqjorated) r. Hotel Pleasanton
Quade George, janitor 126 Kearny
Quade Otto, tinsmith and plumhinj;, 922 L:irkin
Quade Timothy, hostler, r. 618 Goujfh
Quailri Joseph, jjorter, r. 8.^:5 Pacific
(Jiiadt John (John Quadt & t^o.) r. 228 Thirteenth
QUADT JOHN & CO. (lo.... a..adt
* and Frederick lierikoi liiiitorters. >vlioIe-
sale and retail dealers p:iint«, oils. Mall-
paper, etc.. I<>14-I<>IS Market, Telephone
South 180, and 17-31 Hares
Quad' Joseph, salesman, r. 228 Thirteenth
Quadt Mamie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 228 Thirteenth
Quadt Robert, bartender, r. 506 Fourth
Quagelli Enrico, carpenter, r. 120 Cuvier
Qaagen Catharine, widow, r. Alms House
Quaglia Guiseppe, cook, r. 905 Pacific
Quaid Daniel, cigrar dealer, r. 842 Vallejo
Quaid Marararet, widow, r. 842 Vallejo
Quaid John J., traveling salesman, r. 842 Vallejo
Quaid John R., painter, r. 8 Carlos PI
Quaid Urania Mrs. (Critcher &Quaid> r. 305 Leavciiwortli
Quaid William, salesman, r. 842 Vallejo
I&" Quaid. See Quade
Quaille Catherine, widow, r. 528 Twenty-fourth
^uaille Kate Miss, r. 1711 San Carlos Av
Quaiotti Giuseppe (G. Caregio & Co.) restaurant, bet
Green and Vallejo, r. 1326 Stockton
Quale John F., printer, r. 116 Ash Av
t^ Quale. See Quail and (Quaille
<^ualnian Charles, manager Railroad Gazetteer, r. 609
Haight
niMLMAN CUARLE!^ €., manager Railroad Gaz-
etteer, 216 Bush, r. 60!) Haight
<iualnian Frederick, carjjenter, r. 1055 Howard
Qualskv Albert, teamster, r. W s Mission, nr Tw-enty-
nii'ith
Quakers John, teamster, r. 308 Ash Av
Qualters Patrick, dynamoman, r. 1710 Howard
<iualters Patrick, hostler, r. 228 Twelfth
Quamstrom A. , coal passer stmr Australia
Quandt Alexander P., painter, r. 11 Chenery
■Quandt Antonio, shoemaker, r. 1316 Kearny
^^uandtGustav, shoemaker, 527 J Sacramento, r. 207
Chestnut
Quane James (William Quane & Son) printer, 415 Mar-
ket, r. 54 South Park
Quane John F., sign painter, 415 Market, r. 230| Clara
Quane Ole, seaman, r. 1315 Montgomery
Quane Luigi, r. 1421 Keaniy
Quane William (William Quane & Son) printer 415 Mar-
ket, r. 54 South Park
Quane William & Son (James and William) printers, 415
Market
qilARAIVTINE INSPECTOR F. S., 506 Battery,
rooms 7-8
411' \RABiTINE OFFICER, Dr. William M. Lawlor,
506 Battery, room 7-8
arARA\TI.\E OFFICERS BARGE OFFICE,
Fisher nan's Wharf
ni'ARA>'TI\E STATION V. S. Angel Island
UIIARA.\T1\E STEAMER Governor Perkins, berth
Fisherman's Wharf
\>uaresma Antonio L., liquors, 325 Drumm, r. 103 Polk
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Biniminous EacMnery, Traction Eisines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /NATIONS DRINK
pred(^ri(;l^8bur<5 [^<^<^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
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(^uarg Emil, coffee saloon, 621 Montgomery, r. ill 7a Oak
Quarg Richard T., clerk, r. Ill7a Oak
Quarre George, clerk George F. Bowman
Quartararo Salvatore, flsh market, 3009 Sixteenth
Quartararo Vincenzo J., Hotel Richelieu, r. 613 Green-
wich
Quary Richard T., clerk, r. !tl7a Oak
Quast Charles, secretary Druid's Hall Society, r. 162:'.
Sacramento
Quast Charles, artificial st<ine and concrete works, 303
Montgomery, r. 1418 Twenty -sixth
Quasr. Charles L., bookkeei)er, r. 1623 Sacramento
Quast Herman M., harnessmaker, r. 311 Sanchez
Quast Hennan W., stevedore, r. NW cor Eighth and
Brannan
Quast Hem-ietta, widow, r. 1418 Twenty-sixth
Quast Joseph, teamster, r. 1 Laussat
Quast William, millhand, r. NE cor Brannan and Eighth
i^r" Quast. See Quist
Quatman Albert H., collector, r. 513 Post
Quatman George F., salesman r. 513 Post
Quatman Hannah F., widow, r. 534 Post
4ii:AV JOSEPH n.. office 124 Sansome, r. Pacific
Union Club
Quayle James, watchman stmr Australia
Quayle Leo, quartermaster stmr San Jose
Quedns Anna, widow, r. 2318 Bryant
Quedens Edward, clerk O. F. Von Rhein & Co., r. 231<k
Brj-ant Av
Quedens Elsie Miss, r. 927 Alabama
Quedens Walter W. wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2318 Bnant Av
Queen Charles L., with Golden Gate Advertising Co., r
214 Noe Tt
Queen Colgate J., with Golden Gate -Advertising Co.. r.
Oakland -^
(^ueen Henrs', harnessmaker, r 531 Fell >■;*
QUEEN INSURANCE CO., ...... §
" Dick<ion manager, 4()l Moutgoiiiery, Boyd =
A Dickson city agents, .'•Ol Montgomery. fr"
Telephone Main «»8 y*
Queen Isadora, widow, r. 1330 California
Queen Joseph B., with California Fig Syrup C.)., r. 214.'. » ^
Noe "^y^
Queen Louis T., with ('alifi.riiia Fig Svrup Co., 322-324 t"^
Hayes " O]
Queen Margaret M., widow, r. 1301 Van Ness Av ^^
Queen Richard E., general manager California Fig
Syrup Co., 324 Hayes, r. 1301 Van N'ess Av Q3
Queen in John, laborer, r. 281 Palmer
Queenan Katie F., seamstress, r. 281 Palmer
Queern Nellie Nrs., r. 216i Sixth
Queirolo Andrea, scavenger, r. 8a Jasper PI
Queirolo Asunta (Queirola & FVanchini) r. 2208 Powell
Queirolo Frank, clerk Que'rolo & Co., r. 51i Green
Queirolo G. & Co., (Giovanni Queirolo aud Giovanni
Bacigalupi) wood, coal, hay and grain, 2306 Mason
Queirolo Giovanni (G. Queirolo & Co.) r. 410 Francisco
Queirolo Mary, widow, r. 511 Green
Queirolo Peter, miner, r. 513 Filbert
Queirolo & Co. (Gerolimo Queirolo and Angelo Cunco)
bakery 511 Green
Queirolo & Franchini (Asunta Queirolo & Georgina
Franchini) restaurant, 2208 Powell
Quellmalz Otto, confectioner, r. 26i Angelica
Quensel Albert, woodcarver, r. 70 Corbett Road
Quenteng Josephine, willow, furnished rooms, 219 Ma-
son
Quentin J. Victor, florist, 533 Valencia
Quenzer Lena, domestic 1018 Haight
Querada Alice, widow, r. N s Sadowa bet Orizaba ami
Capitol, Ocean View
Quercv Ferinan, dishwasher, r. 711 California
Quercy Julia B., furnished rooms, 711 Califoriria
Querel Henry, finisher, r. 625 Pacific
Querellecq Mary, widow, r. 3333i Mission
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Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold OutrigM
C. Brown & Sop fl^'t5, 823 Met St
PEBQIEB-JODET k GO. GHflPIPPE
CHANTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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C^uerren Frederick, carriage washer, r. 112 WiUiara
Quesada Margarita, widow, r. 1114 Karny
yuevedo Vincente, teacher music, r. 1403 Polk
Quevli C, physician, 313 Geary
Queyrel Arthur, bartender, r. 625 Pacific
Queyrel Ferdinand (Queyrel & Fleur) r. 625 Pacific
yueyrel Henri, dyer, r. 625 Pacific
Queyrel & Fleur (Ferdinand (Queyrel and Virgil Fleur)
lodgings and liquors, 6J5 Pacific
Queyroulet Mary, laundress, r. 423 j Turk
Queyroulet Farncis, waiter, r. 1313 Stockton
Quezeda Lauriano, cigar packer, r. 1421 Dupont
Qugalli Henry carpenter, r. 120 Cuvier
Quick Arthur, motorman, r. 1214 J Steiner
Quick Charles, harnessmaker, 613 Fifth Av, r. 10 D
Quick George, miner, r. 902 Monigomery
Quick James A., bookkeeper, r. 902 Montgomery
Ui'Ii^K, J<>H.\ W., proprietor San Francisco Pioneer
Screen Works, 221-223 First, r. 1014 Mission
Quick Pauline Miss, nurse, r. 696 Baker
Quick William, bartender, r. 902 Montgomery
Quick William J. , mining expert, r. 902 Montgomery
Quidotti Puul, salesman, r. 818S Jes-ie
Quigg Frank, bartender, r. 347^ Fifth
UtiMiK HKi^RV liquors, 347 J Fifth
Quigg James, r. 269 Perry
Quigg M. B. Miss, dressmaking, 126 Kearny, rooms 22-23
Quigley Benjamin C, traveling salesman, r. 1364 Market
Quigley Catherine, widow, r. 7 Verona
TislBUTiJERWORTH
•aesizS 227 TENTH STREET k
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Q^ii^liTCharles E., oils, 1172 Mission, r. Oakland
Quigley Cyrus C, attorney at law, r. 1513 Larkin
Quigley Delia, widow, r. 521 O'Farrell
Quigley Delia, widow, r. 1908 Ellis, rear
l^luiuley Dennis, team-ster, r. 212 Broadway
(.>ui'.;le'\ l>ennis, teamster, r. 260 First
(,;,uiglf-y 1: Iward, laborer r. 212 First
Quigle\- Edward, tanner, r. 326 Ritch
Quigley Edward Jr., contractor, r. 651 Third
Quigley Frank P., salesman, r. 222 Church
Quigley George, laborer, r. 121 Welsh
Quigley George F., traveling salesman G. M. Kutz & Co.,
r. 616 Ellis
Quigley Hugh, cigars and tobacco, I9h Foiuth, r. 279
Stevenson
Qni'lev James, cooper, r. 1605 Santa Clara
(^lui^kv James, marine fireman, r. 268 Brannan
(j'uinley James, marine fireman, r. 546 First
tXiigley James, tailor, 544| Olive Av
Quigley James P.. laborer Golden Gate Park
Quigley John, carpetbeater, r. 2380 Market
(/uigley John Mrs., r. 60S) Fourth
Quigley John B., engineer, r. 2380 Market
Quigley John G., blacksmith, r. 131 Welsh
ouigley John T., carpenter, r. 2378a Market
QKIOLEV LUKE D. proprietor Union Steam Car-
pet-cleaning Works, 2380 Market, Telephone Mission
229, r. 224 Oak
Quigley Marcella Miss, bakery and notions, 303 Fifth
Quigley Patrick, foreman Golden Gate Park
Quiglex' Peter, marine fireman, r. 541 First
Quigle\ Thomas, cashier Palatine Insurance Co., r. Gol-
den Gate Pak
Quigley Thomas U., laborer, r. 2378a Market
Quigley Tillie Mrs. , r. 1001 Powell
Quigley William, boilemiaker, r. 1606 Howard
Quigley William C, rattanworker, r. 126^ Silver
Quigley William T., i-hiprigger, r. 1606 Howard
Quilan Richard D., clerk, r. 1101 Seventeenth
Qailfelt William A., teamster, r. 613a Linden Av
Quilici Alfonzo L., capitalist, r. 719 Vallejo
Quilici Anania (Quilici & Tofanelli) r. 1917 Stockton
Quilici Angelina P., midwife, r. 719 Vallejo
Quilici Antoniy, clerk, r. SW cor California and Leav-
enworth
Quilici Lorenze, peddler, r. 722 Octavia
Quilici Pio, liquors, r. 521 Green
Quilici Venanzie, liquors, 632 Broadway, r. 1617 Powell
Quilici & Tofanelli (Anania Quilici and Frank Tofa-
nelli) proprietors The Avenue, 1 Montgomery Av.
and 610-612 Washington
Quilk Martin, shoemaker, r. 8 Wool
Quill Andrew, waiter stmr Acapulco
Quill Anthony (Corkery & Quill) r. SE cor Twenty-sixth
and Alabama
Quill Bernard, laborer, r. 744.JHirrison
Quill John, coalman, r. Cemetery Av nr Point Lobos Av
Quill John, r. 834 Seventeenth
Quill John A., clerk, r. 2211 Polk
Quill Mamie Miss, laundress r. 1519 Eddy
Quill Margaret, widow, r. 2211 Polk
Quill Mary, laundress, r. 1222 Union
Quill Michael, clerk Katz & Sons, r. 1222 Union
Quilleu Mary, widow, r. 311 Tenth
(^uillen Thomas, laborer, r. 311 Tenth
Quillinan Edmund J., collector, r. 205 Valencia
Quillinan James, laborer, r. 1117 York
Quillinan Matthew J., clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 107
Guerrero
Quillinan Michael, laborer, r. 107 Guerrero
Quillinan Michael S. , cloakcutter, r. 107 Guerrero
Quilmaltz Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission
Quiliy Frank, salesman, r. 1425 Howar;l
Quiniby Leon S., civil engineer, r. 1 Scott
(,!uiiiiliv LeonarJ F., r. 907 Church
(^luinihV M:irv J., uidow, r. 208 Eddy
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Quill William H. (W. H. Quinn & Co.) r. 44 Minna
Quina Daisy .Miss, r. 1222 I'reat Av
Quinan William B., superintendent Cal. Powder Wks, r
Hercules, Contra Costa Co. , Cal.
Quinby Albert O. , restaurant, 425 Bush, r. 417 Bush
Quincy Albert, woodc <rver, r. 70 Corbett Road
Quincy Mining and Water Co., William E. Hall presi
dent, William C. Ralston secretary, 331 Pine, room
20
Quincy Richard Mrs., tailoress, r. 10 Twelfth
Quinine James P., teamster, r. 9 Hayward
Quinine John H., teamster, r. 9 Hayward
Quinine Mary, widow, r. 9 Hayward
Quinine Thomas J., wood and coal, 9 Hayward
Quinine William J., sign painter, r. 9 Hayward
(^uinlan Albert J., electrician, r. 8 Kearny
Quinlan Annie, widow, r. 1926 hteiier
Quinlan Bridget, widow, r. 160^ Clara
Quinlan Charles, laborer, r. 105 Clinton
Quinlan Daniel, hackman, r. 716 Howard
Quinlan Daniel J. , butcher, r. 482 Eighth
<^uinlan Daniel P., miller, r. 482 Eighth
Quinlan David, real estate, r. 827 Turk
Quinlan Dennis, stoker, r. 844 Mission
Quinlan Elizabeth, widow, r. 8 Kearny
Quinlan Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 844 Mission
Quinlan Hannah, widow, r. 1926 Steiner
Quinlan James, carpenter, r. 1829 Turk
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Quintan James, clerk C^u-utenuaster's Dept U. S. A., r.
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Quiiilan James, porter, r. 1117 York
(Juinlan James II,, en.'ineer .--tmr Alameda
Quinlan Jeremiah, ladorer, r. 1118 Treat Av
Qiiinlaii John, fireman stnir Alameda
Quinlan John, longshoreman, r. 105 Clinton
Quinlan John, machinist r. 844 Mission
Quinlan Johh Jr., laborer, r. 844 Mission
Quinlan Katherine F. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
.School, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Quinlan Lizzie J)., widow, r. 8 Kearny
Quinlan Martin, attorney at la.v. New City Hall, r. 2621
Mission
Quinlan Mary, widow, r. W s Anderson nr Cortland Av
Qu n'an Mary Miss, dressmaking, r. 1215 Mission
Quinlan Maurice J., salesman, r. Oakland
Quinlan Nellie, d mesticSW cor Union and Pierce
Quinlan Nora L. Miss, toreladv, r. 112 Devisadero
Quinlan Peter a, a Ijuster Spring Valley W. VV., r. 716
Golden Gate Av
Quinlan Rich ^rd D., salesman, r. 1101 Seventeenth
Quinlan Thomas, engineer, r. 340 Fourth
Quinlan Thonuvs, reservoir keeper Spring Valley WW., r.
W s Elsie nr Cortland Av
Quinlan Thomas F., superintendent Kohlberg, Strauss
& Frohman, r. 430 i^ Castro
Quinlan Timothy, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Quinlan Timothy J., clerk, r. 1904 Ellis
Quinlan V. Miss, r. 112 Uevisailero
Quinlan William, bu'oher, r. 1191 Harrison
Quinlan William, painter, r. 12 Cherubusco
Quinlan William, watchman, r. Seventh and Harrison
Quinlan VVilliam J., physician and surgeon, office and r.
116 Grant Av
Quinlan William S., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 2008
Sutter
Quinlin William G., picture f anie maker, r. 707 Lirkin
Qiiinlivan Michael, team ter, r. 825 Battery
Quinly Albert O., restaurant, 425 Bush
Quinn Abram K., salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r. 259
Richland Av
Quinn Agnes M. Mis", school teacher, r. 1126 Valencia
Quinn Amtlia F, .Miss, teacher music, r. 120 Oak
Quinn Annie, domestic 151(5 Ta.\lor
Quinn Aiuiie J., widow, r. 9 Morris Av.
Quinn Annie W. Miss, school teacher, r. 213a Guerrero
Quinn Arthur, clerk Richard Pahl, r. 611 Ash Av
Quinn Bridget, widow, r. 2!ta Gilbert
Quimi Bridget Miss, furnished ro ms, 1607 Powell
Quinn Charle-, carpenter, r. 323 Eighteenth
Qu nn Charles, clerk, r. 352 Third
Quinn Charles, contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r.
l:-i3 Oak
Qunn Charles, shoemaker, r. 1628 Pacific Av
Quinn Charles Jr., carpenter, r. 133 Oak
Quinn Chvrles C, clerk r. Oakland
Quinn Charles F., shoemaker, r. 143 Fifth
Quinn Clarence E., laborer, r. 715 Br\ant
Quinn Daniel, miner, r. 251 Tehama, rear
Quinn Daniel, painter, r. 667 Minna
Quinn Daniel, shoemaker, 225 Twentveighth
Quinn Daniel, watchman, r. 8 Miller PI
Quinn Daniel D., laborer, r. 5i Hattie
Qninn D'Arcy McG., medical stud nt, r. 1417 Octavia
Quinn Edward, b .okkeeper, r. 22J Quinn
Quinn Edward, meter inspector, r. 1417 Octavia
Quinn Edward A., engineer, r. 1417 Octavia
Quinn Edward G., porter r. 861 Market
Qumn Edward P., team.-ter, r. ?13a Guerrero
Quinn Edward W., plumber, r. 16 Ellis
Quinn Ellen, wid w, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Ellen, widow, -. 407 Twenty-eighth
Quinn Ellen, widow, r. 720 Twenty-fourth
Quinn Emma F. Miss, bookf older, r. 406J Seventh
Quinn Felix, paver, r. 351 Tehama, rear
Quinn Francis A., attorney at law, r. 1417 Octavia
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Quinn Frank, clerk General Freighr Office S. P. Co., r.
Ocean House Road nr Twenty-fifth
Quinn Frank, stenographer, r. E s Ocean Road bet
Twenty-fourth an. I Twenty-fifth .
Quinn Frank, sto ecutter, r. 133 Oak
Qu nn Frank J., blacksmith, r. 286 Union, rear
Quinn Frank J., boilei maker, r. 224 Union
Quinn Fr.ink J., superintendent Supplies Pac. Tel. and
Tel. Co., r. 1004 J Natoma
Quinn Frank R., drugirist, r. 1526 Sanchez
Quinn Frederick, laborer, r. 1 14 Fifth
Qainn George, doors and blinds. Pier 11 Steuart, r. 8
Mason
Quinn George A., machine hand, r. 3'i2 Third
Quinn George W., marine engineer, r. 1714 Folio:u
Quirni Helen, widow, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Hugh, extraman Truck 1
Quinn Hugh, laborer, r. 2 1 Broadway
^uinn Hugh, waiier, r. 5 Mint Av
Quinn Hugh E., plumber, r. 2315 Mariposa
Quinn Hugh H., boxmaker, 468 Clementina
Quinn J. Mr ., seamstress, r. 324 O'Farrell
Quinn James, boilermaker, r. 19 Ritch
Quinn James, cement worker, r. 145 > Minna
Quiim James, clerk, r. 251 Tehama
Quinn James, driver, r. 44 Third
Quiun James, driver, r. 160 C ara
Quinn James, groceries and liquors, 240 Minna
Quinn James, laborer, r. 3 Perry, rear
Quinn James, laborer, r. 240 Miima
Quinn James, laborer, r. 1455 Minna
Quinn James, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r
West Berkeley
Qu nil James, stone mason, r. 9 Hattie
Qninn James, stone mason, r. 14 Mint Av
Quinn James, teamster, r. 530 Noe
Quinn James, teams er, r. 903 Battery
Quinn James, waiter, r. 164 Jessie
Quinn James H., r. 112') Valencia
Quinn James H., r. 143i) O'Farrell
Quinn James J., clerk r. 1407J Folsom
Quinn James L., clerk, r. 18 Perry
Quinn James M., lodgings, 233 East
Quinn James P., b )okbinder, r. 530 Noe
Quinn Jane, widow, r. 403 Bryant
Quinn Jane Miss, r. 1430.V Dolores
Quinn John, r. 4 Railway Av
Qu'iui John, carpenter, r. 210 Sunnyside Av
Quinn John, co ductor, r. 2426 Sutter
Quinn John, laborer, r. 3 Rincon Av
Qunn John, lumber surv yor, r. 47 Tehama
Quinn J hn, plumber, r. N s Jefferson nr Baker
Qunm John, steward -tmr Umatilla
Quinn John, tcauister, r. 6 Federal
Quinn J hn, teamser, r. 431 Jersey
Qu nn John, typscaster, r. 11 Langton
Quinn John, waiter, r, 70 Minna
Quinn John Mrs., widow, r. 612 Ed ly
Quinn, John A., clerk, r. 352 Third
Q liini John C , shoemaker 223 Fifth
Quinn John F., printer, r. 223 Fifth
Quinn John F., laborer, r. 408 Seventh
aiiI\K .lOHK E.. fancv dry goods and gents' fur-
ni.shing goods, NW cor Polk and Pine, r. 1520 Cali-
fornia
Quinn John H., machinist, r. 2019 Howard
Quinn John J., birten ler, r. 165 Tehama
Quinn John J., clerk Thomas D. Riordan, r. 143S Lea-
venworth
Quinn John J., lithographer r. 225 Twenty eighth
Quinn John J., teamster, r. 160 Clara
Quinn J •hn M., contractor.
South
Quinn Joseph, printer, r. 715 Howard
Quinn Joseph waiter, r. 164 Jessie
Quinn Joseph M., clerk, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Joseph T.. dnu rhtsman. r. 133 Oak
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Quinn L., musician, r. 39 Fourth
Quinn Lawrence, stevedore r. ItiS Tehama
Quinn Lizzie A. Miss, stenograplier Lindley & Eickhoff
r. Mayfield, Cal
Quinn Lucy, widow, liquors, 132 Pacific
Quinn Maggie, domestic 1514 Jones
Quinn Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Olive Av
Quinn Maggie Miss, laund ess, r. 228 Twelfth
Quinn Maggie E., saleslady, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Margaret M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 225 Twenty-
eighth
Quinn Marie, widow, r. 2612 Eddy
Quinn Mary, domestic r. 215 bush
Quinn Mary, widow, r. 1113 Thirteenth Av South
Quinn Mary, widow, r. 1401 Poi. t Lobos Av
Quinn Mary E., domestic 1212 Treat Av
Quinn Matilda Miss, r. 4 Railway Av
Quinn Matthew, r. 623 Stevenson
Quinn Maurice M., laborer, r. 1125i Florida
Quinn Michael, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Quinn Michael, laboier, r. 611 Ash Av
Quinn Micliael, shoemaker, 190S Ellis
Quinn Michael, stableman, r. 8 Gough
Quinn Michael, teamster, r. 1016 Harrison
Quinn Michael E., electrician, r. 172 Perry
Quinn Michael E., teamster, r. 213a Guerrero
Quinn Michael H., hatter, 3.52.Third
Quinn Michael M., In borer, r. 564 Stevenson
Quinn Morris, laborer, r. 514 Haight
Quinn Nathaniel P., machinist, r. 1523 Mission
Quinn F., coalpasser stmr Cit.v of Sydney
Quinn Patrick, r. 406i Seventh
Quinn Patrick, gardener St. Joseph (R. C.) ^Infant Asy-
lum
Quinn Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Ringold
Quinn Patrick, wood and coal, 236 Fultou,r. 21 Victor
Quinn Peter, expressman, r. 1029 Army
Quinn Peter, groceries and liquors, 442 Castro, r. 530
Cas'ro
Quinn Peter, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Quinn Peter, salesman, r. 132 Clipper
Quinn Peter, teamster, r. 128J Seventh
Quinn Peter, wagonmaker, r. 319 Moulton Av
Quinn Peter, jardman Russ House
Quinn Peter H., contractor, r. 1113 Thirteenth Av South
Quinn Peter J., lon:;shoreman, r. 165 Tehama
Quinn Peter J. Jr., foreman warehouse Code, Elfelt &
Co., r. 165 Tehama
Quinn Richard, liquors, E s Georgia nr Sierra
Quinn Samuel, driver, r. 333 Golden Gate Av
Quinn Spencer D., clerk, r. 349^ Minna
Quinn Thomas, r. 625 Mima
Quinn ITiomas, r. 2019 Howard
Quinn Tliomas, r. S s Twenty-fifth bet Belle^iew and
Ocean Road
Quinn Thomas, butcher, r. 165 Tehama
Quinn Thomas, dyer, r. 406J Seventh
Quinn Thomas, dyer, r. 1055 Folsom
Quinn Thomas, eievatonnan Mills Bldg, r. Ocean View
Quinn Thomas, fanner, r. Ocean View
Quinn Thomas, marble polisher, r. Sixteenth Av South
bet K and L
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker, 1407i Folsom
Quinn Thomas, stonecutter, r. Sfxteenth Av bet K and L
Quinn Thomas, teamster, r. .=^30 Noe
Quinn Thomas D., medical student St. Mary's Hospital
Quinn Thomas F., horseshoer, r. 530 Noe
Quinn Thomas F., ironmolder, r. 1407 J Folsom
Quinn Thomas F., oiler, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Thomas F. L., painter, r. 126 Chattanooga
Quinn Thomas G. , electrician, r. 44 Plymouth Av
Quinn William, r. 116 Eddy
Quinn William, conductor, r. 1215 Green
Quinn William, groceries and liquors, 413 Fifth
Quinn WiUiam D. (Quinn & Pollock) r. 1614 Page
Quinn William E., plumber, r. 133 Oak
Quinn William H., calker, r. 2543 Folsom
Quinn William H. , salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oak-
land
Quinn William H. Jr., beltmaker, r. 205 Diamond
Quinn William H. Jr., clerk Golden Stat« and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Quinn William J., bookkeeper, r. 612 Eddy
Quinn William J., conductor, r. 1215 Union
Quinn William J., contractor, r. 113 Thirteenth Av South
Quinn William J., musician, r. St. Ann's Bldg, room 28
Quinn William P., upholsterer, r. 613 Mission
Quinn William R., machinist, r. 1714 Fol om
Quinn William S., machinehand, r. 2019 Howard
Quinn Winnifred J. Miss, men's furnishing goods, 1561
Market
Quinn & Pollock (William D. Quinn and Philip R. Pol-
lock) plumbers and gasfitters, 209 Scott
IS' Quinn. S, e Quin
Quinnan M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Olive Av
Quinones Alfred, journalist, r. 1616 Larkin
Quint Sewall P., capitalist, r. 1618 Devisadero
Quintera Mining Co. (limited) Sonora, Mexico, Frederick
M. Petersen agent, 503 Battery, room 6
Quinting J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 219 Mason
Quinton Charles H., clerk, r. 533 Taylor
Quinton Charles H., student, r. 26 Twelfth
Quinton Henry C, clerk, r. 26 Twelfth
Quinton Henry C, salesman, r. 635 F.>lsom
Qui«ton J ohn , carpenter, r. 10 Chattanoogra
Quirey Charles F., driver, r. 422 ilnma
Quirk Daniel J., general auctioneer, 128 Fourth, r. Oak-
land
Quirk F. Mrs., r. Hunter's Point
Quirk Honora, widow, r. W s Mission Road nr Thirty-
fourth
Quirk James, photographer, r. 616 Mason
Quirk James, upholsterer, r. 95 Montgomery Block
Quirk James J., teamster, r. W s Miision Road, nr Thir-
ty-fourth
Quirk J. F., brakeman, r. 227 Eighth
Quirk John, teamster, r. 835i Fiitheenth Av South
Quirk John J., machinist, r. 718 Vallejo
Quirk Martin P., sh <emaker, r. 8 Wool
Quirk Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 616 Mason
Quirk Peter, 'solicitor, r. 2023 Mason
Quirk Peter F. , printer, r. 718 Vallejo
Quirk Tliomas, plumber, r. 13 Tehama
Quirk Thomas, student, r. 13 Marye Terrace
Quirk Thomas F., teamster, r. 615 Howard
Quirk William J., papei hanger, r. 228 Fulton
Quiroga Ventura, jeweler, r. 108 Fell
Quirolo Stephen, r. 1812 Webster
Quirolo Theresa, laundress, r. 1014 Treat Av
ai'IKOS SO».\ WATER €0., Jose M. Eoma pres-
ident, Joseph Naphtaly vice-president, Eduardo Cab-
rera treasurer, M. Friedlander manager, NE cor
Hyde and Eddy
Quisling Frank, bookkeeper, r. 934 Oak
Quist Brothers tCharles and John) restaurant, 23
Third
Quist Charles (Quist Brothers) r. 618 Taylor
Quist John (Quist Brothers) r. 404 California Av
iS" Quist. See Quast
Quito E. L. , liquors, 1527 Stockton
Quitzow August, attorney at law, 4 Mills Bldg, 3d floor,
r. 215 Larkin
Quitzow Charles, clerk, r. 1920J Filbert
Quitzow Henry W., attorney at law, 4 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. 915 Eddy
Quitzow Henrj' W. Jr., clerk Henrj' W. Quitzow, r. 915
Eddy
Quitzow Vincent H., clerk, r. 509 Ash Av
Quivers E. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1594i Bush
Quivero Emanuel M., painter, r. 1594^^ Bush
Quong Lung Hing, president and manager Chinese Mer-
chants Exchange Association 739 Sacramento, r. 729
Commercial
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Raab Carl, janitor, r. 715 Clay
Raab Herman, cloakcutter, r. 43 Clinton Park
Kaab John G., cooper, r. 11:-!;) Tennessee
Raab Valentine (Wack & Kaab) r. G23 Green
Raab Charles E., cigarniaker, r. 433 Minna
Raabe Frederiuk, deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
327 Seventeenth
Raabe Frederick J., driver, r. 139 Colling'wood
Raabe Frc^deri k O., cijjar mntr, 154 Second, r. 1814
Stevenson
Raabe FreJerick W., compounder J. Gundlach & Co., r.
cor Naples and India Av
Raabe Geitrye A., butcher, r. 33ih Twenty-first
Raabe Harry, secontl-hand clothing, 1029 Howard
Raabe Katie, domestic 1714 Geary
Raabe Leonard S., jeweler, 24 Post, r. 2 Tonnirigsen PI
»^ Raabe. See Rabe
Raas Albert, vice-president The E. G. Lvons Co. (incor-
porated) 60J-610 Jackson, r. 2006 Devisadero
Raas Alfred E., salesman Rubin & Raas, r. 517 Golden
Gate Av
Raas Conrad, laborer, r. Twelfth Av bet M and N ■
Raas Emanuel (Rubin & Raas) r. 517 Golden Gate Av
Raas John, laborer, r. Twelfth Av bet M and N
Raas Joseph C, president The E. G. Lj'ons (incorpor-
ted) t)0ii-610 Jackson, r. 2022 bush
Raban Charles, r. 2623 Harrison
Rabba Frederick, fisherman, r. 71 5J Howard
Rabbitt George, cook, r. 2308 Howard
Rabbitt Michael, laborer, r. 255 Minna
Rabe Charles, foreman Uredijer 1, Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 29 Harrison Av
Rabe William, cigarmaker, r 29 Harrison Av
Rabe William H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. Oakland
65*- Rabe. See Raabe
Rabeler Hermann, washer, r. 177 Perry
Rabelo Aujjust n, domestic 2232 Sutter
Raber John, ropemak -r, r. 205 Valley
Raberge Frances L., r. '2212 Web.ittr
Rabey Edward, cigarmaker, r. 433 Minna
BABIIV FKEI»i;KI€K P., architect, 504 Kearny, r.
P..rk Hotel
Rabin Wdliam, watchman, r. 19 Hinckley
Rabini^ Adolph, dairy produce, 2825 Mission
Rabinowitz Joseph Rev., cantor Congregation Beth Israel
Chur.h, r. 1217 Webster
Rabjohn Charles A , machmist, r. 300 Hayes
R ibjohn Edwin, hardware, 151 Fifth
Rabjohn Edwin Jr., locksmith, lOly Market, r. 28 Grove
Rabjohn Thomas H., buyer Sanborn, Vail & Cc, r.
Alameda
Rabler Frank, laborer, r. 416 Pacific
Rablin William, miner, r. 435 Twenty-second
Raborg Pierce C, check clerk Hibernia Savings and
liOan Society, r. 1104 Scott
Rachel George W., physician and surgeon, ofBce and r.
959 Mission
Rachenberger, Charles, salesman, r. 727 Laguna
Racheiiberger Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 727 Laguna
Rachenberger Lo\iis, blacksmith, r. 727 Laguna
Rachou Francois, laborer, r Fifth Av South bet M and
L
Racik John, proprietor Vienna Wire Works, 980 Howard
Rack George, stencilcutter, r. 534 Wolfe
Rackley Charles, wool i-C' urer, r. Sunnyside
Rackliff Caleb A., r. 129 Third
Raclet Marguertte, widow, r. 2010a Filbert
Raclet Victorine M. Miss, schoolteacher, r. 2010a Fil-
bert
Racouillat Albert N., solicitor San Francisco Box Fac-
tory, r. 417 First
Racouillat Alexander, engineer, r. 23 Julian Av
PETERSEN & FISHER,
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Racouillat Ferdinand L., machinist, r. 417 First
Racouillat Louisa C. A., widow, r. 417 First
Racoui Lit Luke laborer, r. 23 Julian Av
Radam's Microbe Killer Company (Incorporated) Walter
Hirschfeld manager, 1330 Market
Radbi-uch Herman A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Howard and Nineteenth
Radcliffe Frank C, r.2l Lvurel
Radcliffe Henry Mrs., furnished rooms, 1036J Folsom
Radcliffe Z., draughtsman U. S. Surveyor General's
office, r. 21 Laurel
Radden Carl, upholsterer, r. 212J Twelfth
Railden James W., janitor, r. 907 j Jackson
Riddich Aurelio (Vidak & Raddich) r. 2203 Polk
Raddi h Kdward (RaJdich & Knaego) r. 319 Fremont
Raddich & Kuaego (Edward Raddich and James G.
Kuaego) restaurant, 52u Sacramento
Raddi.jan Luke, fireman, r. 67$ Shipley
Radebald Charles W., printer, r. 24 Hampton PI
Rademacher (.Charles, clerk John Brandt, r. 592 San Jose
Av
Rademacher Edward, baker, r. 763 Howard
Radem icher John A., driver Golden West Hotel
Rademacher Sylvester, bookkeeper M. J. Brandenstein
& Co., r. 1129 Bush
Rademaker Albert H., clerk Voss, Conrad & Co., r. 1327
Clay
Rademaker Harm t E. Miss, teacher Polytechnic High
School, r. 1327 Clay
RADEMAKKK .lOIIIV 91., proprietor The Iroquois,
211 Kexrny, r. 1327 Clay
Rader .Arthur, carpenter, r. 31b Gilbert
Rader Chr.stopher J., with Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein,
r 33 Capp
Rader Elizabeth, widow, r. 31b Gilbert
Rader James A., r. 91 Montgomery Block
Rader W. E., carpenter, r. 128 Hayes
SS" Rader. See Boeder
Radford Edmund B., clerk City Street Improvement
Co. , r. 1618 Washington
Radford Henry J , driver, r. 35 Clarence PI
Radford James, foreman Hicks-Judd Co., r. 2523 Folsom
Radford John hi., comp.>sitor, r. 2523 Folsom
Radford Joseph C, clerk Coffin & Sanderson, r. 1616
Washington
Radford Margarita V. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 2523 Folsom
Radford William, driver, r. 4 Hampton PI
Radgesky Louis D., secretary Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
1008 Haight
Radich Edwara (P. Svetinich & Co.) r. 525 Green
Radieri Catherina, widow, r. 522 Filbert
Radieri Peter, framemaker, r. 522 Filbert
Radigan Michael, laborer, r. 719i Tehama
flr^ Kailigan. See Rattigaii and Redican
Radius Elise, widow, r. 16095 Baker
Radius Walter, journalist, r. 1609i Baker
Radke August, jeweler, r. 724 Gough
Radke Gusiave H., manager Palace of Novelties, r. 724
Gough
Radke Henry F. (Free & Radke) r. Seventh Av and L)
Radke Martin F., groceries and liquors, 225 Polk
Radke Richard L., manager Max Shirpser Jewelry Co.,
732 Market, r. 724 Gough
Radke Robert, teacher music, r. 713 Valencia
Radler Colman, peddler, r. 520 Eighth
Radloff Herman, furrier, r. 816 Twenty-sixth
Badloff Ludwig, ladies' tailor, 336 Post, rooms 10-11, r.
816 Twenty-sixth
Radloflt Otto F., clerk L. Radloff, r. 816 Twenty-sixth
Radmer Antone, master stmr Peru
Radmer Welien, waiter, r. 504 Howard
Radomskey Jacob R. , laborer, r. 342 Fourth
RaJovah Christian, restaurant, 305 Sixth, r. 1109 Folsom
UAUUVICH BKOTIIKKii (John L. and Matthew V.)
wholesale and retail liquor dealers, 29 Gear.v
Radovich Edward, waiter, r. ih Scotland, rear
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Radovich Geoige T., with John L. Kadovicb, r. 1800
Posr.
Radovich Gliyro, restaurant, 16 Bryant
Radovich Ji.hn, waiter, r. 16 Lrvant
KAIi>0« K-ll JOH\ L. (.1. hn L. Radovich & Co. and
;_ Radovich Bro-.) r. 1800 Post
RAUUVIl'H JOHN I. A <0. Wohn L. R;ulovicb) pro-
prietors Frank's Saloon, 32* Pine
Radovich John S., salesman Wolf, Wreden & Co., r. 12
Clement
Radovich Joseph, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
RAUOVICH >IAT1M£>V \. vRadovich Bros.) r. 429
Geary
Rado\ icn Michael, waiter, r. 100 Jackson
Radovich Nicholas, laborer, r. 34 Twentj -third
Rido\ich Spiro, cook, r. Iti Bryant
Kadstedt Augtist, musician, r. 4i(j Francisco
Radstedt Henrj-, musician, r. 426 Francisco
Radston George (Radslon & Ashec) r. 226 Turk
Radston Jacob Mrs. , r. 226 Turk
Radslon Julius, merchant, r. 1024J Geary
Radston ,4: Asher (George Radston and Samuel E. Asher)
liquors, >'W cnr t His and Leavenworth
l^~ Radton. See Redstone
Radulovich, Ealich .s Co. i Spiro Radulovich, Louis Bal-
ich and Drago .Abramovich) liquors, &W cor Devisa-
dero end Oak
R dulovich Marco, cook, r. 1602 Polk
Radulovich tpiro (Ra<:ulovich, Balich & Co. and Radulo-
vich &. Balich) r. 1600 Polk
Radulovich \ Balich (Spiro Radulovich and Louis Bal
ich) liquors 1600 Polk
Rae James, contractor brickwork, office 16 Post, r. 732
Tweuty-fi>lh
Rae James, molder, r. 210 Perry
Rae James H., miner, r. 811 Mission
Rae Joseph A., compositor, r 713 Diamond
Kae Robert, machinist, r. 511 Eighth
Rae William, cooper, r. 2-27 Golden Gate Av
eS" Rae. See Ray, Rea, Reay, Rey and Rhae
Raeble John, laborer, r. M nr Twelfth Av South
Raeder Bertram, collector A. J. McNicoU & Co., r. 2443
Mission
1^ Fiaede . See Rader
Raedlin.;er Ignatz, brewer, r. 1214* Polk
Raetz Christopher, contractor, r. 2S14J Bryant
Rafael John E., laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Rafael l.aucci, barber, 1319 Dupont
Raffael John J., actor, r. Hotel Langham
Ratfaelo Balestrero, shoemaker, 134 Pacific
RalTaelo George, salesman Angelio Botri, r. 937 Oak
Rafferty Anne, widow, r. 1326 Bryant
Rafferty Edward R., collector The C. F. Adams Co., r.
1.002 Mission
Rafferty Eugene, gripman, r. 501 Lyon
Ri.ffert\ Jtmes F."", currier, r. 2£07 harrison
Rafferty John, laborer, r. 1326 Bryant
Rafiert.v John, laborer, r. Alms House
Rafferty John, printer, r. 330 Brannan
Rafferty John, real estate agent, 501 California, r. 544
Folsom
Rafferty John J., butcher, r. 275 Jessie
Rafferty John J., druggist, r. 544 Fol om
Rafferty John W., blacksmith, r 727 Natoma
Rafferty Joseph T., woodfinither, r. 519 Jones
Rafferty Patrick, hostler, r. 10 J Decatur
Rafferty Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner andj Waller
Raffert.v Peter, c rpenter, r. 11 Zoe
Rafferty Su>an Mrs., r. 1504 Mission - mi^^,
Rafferty William, laborer, r. 727 Katoma
Rafferty William, laborer, r. 275 Jessie . -•
Raffestin Olotilde, widow, r. 7i Lowie Av k ■«
Raffestin Emil, machinist, r. 10(j7 Harrison
Raffestin Krhest, cellarman, r. 244 Chenery ^. -
Raff&stii Etienne, prei^smati, r. i;09 folscm T"^
Raffestin Eugene, truckujan Truck 2, r. 316 Fifth
Raffetta John, clerk Giovanni Perai-to, r. 4 Ncble's' Alley
Raffetta Luigi, liqujr dealer, r. 4 N.)ble'3 Alley
Raffttto Agostino, r. 715 Greenwich
Raffeito Andiea, vegetables, Colombo Market
Raffetlo Dominic, boxmaker, r. 715 Greenwich
Raffetto Louis, boots and shoes, 623 Broadway, r. Oak-
land
Riffo Frank, cooper, r. 7 Carlos PI
R iffo G ovanni n.. laborer, r. 14U Fair Oaks
Raffn Giu-eppe, laborer, r. 1409 Kearny
Raffo Louis, r. 17 Alvarado
Ruffo Luigi, estate li (R.avenna & Co.; 421 Battery
Raffo Paul Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Church, r.
214 Hayes
Rafter John A., laborer, r. 209 Seventeenth
Rafter John A. Jr., tiusorter, r. 209 Sev nteenth
Psalter Francis, laborer, r. 209 Seventeenth
Rafter Robert, warehouseman, r. i09 Seventeenth
Rafter>- Filen. widow, liquors, 551 t-ryant
Raftei y Thomas laborer, r. 551 Hiyant
RAGAN DENIS F., Pluslcian ;.n<l
M.r.ron. oiu«»- ax,, .Market ( or !>ixtli, Tele>
Vkoiie >Ve>ttttt<>. r. -iU liaislit
Ragan Jeremiah W. (Ragan i Sehi- ••»' > r. 214 Haight
Ragan M. L. Jliss, cashier The F. Thomas Parisian Dye-
ing and Cleaning Wks, r. 214 iiui^ut
Ragan Patrick, calker, r. 314 Beale
Ragan & bchlegel (Jeremiah Rag^n and Marcus Schlegel>
wagonmakers and blacksmiths, 956 Harrison
SS" Ragan. See Reagan, Regan and Regen
Ragen James, forema , r. NE cor Sickles Av and San
Jo>e Road, Ocean View
Raggett John A., painter, r. 627 Grove
Raggett Mary A., widow, r. 627 Grove
Raggi Giovanni, baitender, r. 628 Broadway
Raggi Antonio, cement work.r, r. 507 F.lbert, rear
Raggio Brothers (Louis and Joseph) irui.s, 410 Hayes
Raggio Carlo, fi>h dealer, r. f*)*i Union
Raggio David (Dt mattei cS: Raggio) r. 9 St. Charles PI
Raggio Giovanni, laborer, r. 431 Union
Raggio Giovanni, laborer, r. 505 Filbert
Raggio Joseph (Raggio Bro;*.) r. 410 Haj-es
Raggio Joseph, bamessmaker, r. 9 .^t. Charles PI
Rag.'io Louis (Raggio Bros.) r. 410 Hayes
Raggo Gila, widow, r. 16 Virginia PI
Kaghianti Giuseppe, r. 318 Broadway
R'>go Michael. » alter Peter Vido^ ich
Rago Nicholas, machinist, r. .'i05 Main
Ragsdale Cliarles F., traveling salesman, r. 606 Mont-
gomery
Ragusa Charles, barber, r. 515 Cn'on
Ragusa Gaetano, shoemaker, r. 530 Green
Ragusa MaL^ire, barber, r. 515 Union
Ragusa Mario, shoemaker, 713i Stockton, r. 515 Unioa
Rabbit Charles, waiter stmr St n Juan
Rahders Harry, packer, r. 1 Lily Av
Rahe Caroline, w dow, r. 11 Alaska PI
Rahe John J , bartender, r. Overland House
Rahill Andre v, teamster, r. 15 Pearl
Rahill Eu/ene, bookkeeper, r. 15 Pearl
Rahill Mar.v, domestic 30s Page
Rahill Patrick, laborer, r. 2S23 Green
Rahill Patrick, teamster, r. 15 Pearl
i3- Rahill. See Rayhill
RAHL.MAW HK.\R¥ F.. groceries and liquors, SW
cor Fifteenth Av South and Raih-oad Av, r. N s Fif-
teenth Av South nr N
Rahlves A., carpenter, r. 1201 FolSom
Rahlves August, cabinetmaker, r. 1201 Folsom
Rahmer Frederick W., laborer, r. 526 Arkansas
Rahn Jacob, watchman, r. 508 Francisco
Rahn John, civil engineer, r. 1.530 Stockton
Rahn John, fancy goods, 2208 Mission
Rahn Mary, widow, r 916 Montgomer
Rahr Charles, blacksm th, r. 1217 Florida
RAH.S>!«KOrF» 4'ARL, superin' endent Schmidt,.
Label and Lithogiaphic Co., 17-31 Main. r. 2617 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STEEET M SIDEWiLI WORK
Bitur
iMOus Rock and Cement Worl(
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 2D
Send the WEEKLY CALL \°,.I?"p?,^vtf.':^P^L'.?'p^'?i''
THE FITTZ CURE
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Rahtje William F., clerk Frederick H. Wulzen, r. 823
Twenty-third
Rahwyler A., walchm ker. r. 706 Lorn' ard
Rahwyler Alfred A., salesman City of Paris, r. GShotwi II
Rahw.vler Al. red H., salesman t'al. Uottliii},' Co., r. 700
Lombard
Rahw. It-r Charles, clerk Cal. Bottling Co., r. 706 Lombard
Raicevich B., restaurant, 324 Larkiii
Uai.evic-h Elia<, clerk, r. 25 KoniK-11 PI
Raic vich Frederick, Imtcher, r. 2.5 Rondell PI
Raicevich Theresa, w idow, r. 35 Rondell I'l
Raicevich .Spiro, furniture, 30r Hayes
Ra chert Carl, pa liter, r. 914 Twen y-third
Rail Eu-ene G., freight clerk, r. 1001 Pine
Rail May Miss, milliner, r. 4?7 Jessie
Kail 'Ihomas, shoemaker, r. 477 Jessie
AtAILK4».\l> KKKWKKV. Freder.ck P. Schuster pro-
prieor. 4-i3-427 Valencia
RAILKOAU KlULUIXfii, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
ltAILiU>.4l» CO.MMISSIO:VER.S. Hugh M. La Rue.
William R. Clark, James I. Stanton, Samuel New-
man S' cietarv, 27 Ch/onicle Bl Ig
JtAILR0.4l> WAIKTTEKK. (monthly) H. S. Crocker
Co. p iblishers, 2ln-219 Bush
Railroad House, Michael F. Dolan proprietor, 2623
Sutter
Hailroo.'! Lodging House, N. F. Dethlefsen proprietor,
533 Coiniiiercial
Railsback Mary J., widow, r. 429.V Ivy Av
Railton H. E. A , bookkeeper Pac. JUail SS. Co., r. 41S
Post
RAILWAY IIA\» BOOK PI BLISIIIXCi 4'0.,
W. V. Brvan ))residoMt S. A. Wood Jr., secretari",
publishersThe Railway Hand Uook, 23 F:rst
R.4II,W.\¥ IIAXD ROOK THE (monthly) The
Riilway Hand Book Publishing Co. publishers, 23
Firsi
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE, ITnlted States (8th
division) office SW cor Battery and Jack.--on
Raiiiie Mrs., musician, r. 3 Eddy PI
Ra niond Keubeii E., capitalist, r. 1804 Broadway
Raimondi tiiagio, clerk, r. 415 Green
fiaine Philip U., e.\pressman, r. 262 Clira
Raine Preston H., pressman, r. 262 Clara
Rainer Frederick, plumber, r. 115 Buchanan
Rainey (ioorge E., upholsterer, r. 2013 Broderick
Rainey Henry, car|)i.nter, r. Hancock House
Rainey James, c erk Fred B. Haight, r. 1518 Clay
Painey Leslie, clerk, r. 1518 Clay
Hainey Marion, widow, r. 1518 Cl y
Rainey Robert, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Rainey Sarah A., widow, r. 126 Scott
Rainey WiUiam S., salesman, r. 2013 Broderick
fl^" Kainey. See Raney mid Beaney
Rainford T. C, messman stmr Santa Rosa
Rainsbury John, po ice nan, r. 931 Filbert
Ramville Joseph, carpet layer, r. 513d Lirkin
Rainwa'er Henry, gr pman, r. 1012 Jackson
Rairdon Daniel P., policeman, r. 1147 Harrison
Mair
See R^
d R'ordan
RAISCH ALBERT J. ».
anagpr .San
room '^0. Telepbonc .Main 53»4, r. 910
©ah. Telephone West I4:{
Raisch Flore ce. widow, r. 41 1 Baitlett
Raisch Frederick, plumber, r. 1525 Howard
Raisch Gottfried, r. 136 Eleventh
Raisch Gottfried, capitalist, 331 Montgomery, room 20,
r. East Oakland
Raisch Oliver L., gripmin, r. 2i0 San Jose Av
Raisch William C, civil engineer, r. 910 Oak
Raisin August, jan tor, r. 30 John
Raisman Samuel, coal oil dealer, r. 34 Willows Av
Baiss Otto, eipert accountant, r. 801 Leaven wonh
Rakeman Frederick, 1 quors, 72"J Fifth Av
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TVVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, orp. Palace Hotel.
■Many NovcUi<.s in Imro-ted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE OOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Rilber Fre lerick, baker, r. 3.'1 Tenth, rear
Halee William H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. Oak-
land
Ralei-h John, laborer, r. 624 Natoma
Rdeigh Lill e Miss, compos tjr. r.5 62 Stevenson
Ri'ev George E., clerk lirown, Craig & Co., r. Alameda
RALLS RICHARD F. ......... o„ce
ii.uii--. i> A. n. to nn., I to .-) p. n., 14
St. Ann's Itldu. U Edily. r. 800 Lyon
Ralm John, groceries and liquors, 941 Bryant
Rilph Fanetta, widow, r. 605-5 Guerrero
Ralph C. A., en','ineer's storekeeper SS. (Coptic
Rilph Frank, clerk A. J. Sharpe, 21 Market
Ralph Frank J., machinist, r. N s Howard nr Sixth
Rilph Ja'nes U., porter, r. 181.i Ellis
Raiph John .S, pilot, r. 8 Clay
Rilph Joseph F. , machini t, r. N s Howard nr Sixth
R.tLPH MA.MIE, hairdresser Fred Hays, r. 1133
Folsom
Ralph M ittie -•V., dressmaker, r. 427 Golden Gate Av
Ra ston Adrain, michiiiist, r. 1103 Fdbert
RALSl'0\' .4\»K«'V .1.. president .Selby Smelting
and Le-.d Co., r. liro Madison, Oakland
Ralston Edswjrth, butcher, r. 2013V Fillm )re
Ralston Ella L., widow, r. Hotel St Nicholas
Ralston Frank F., carpenter, 626 Jersey
Ralston Gavin, pitternniaker, r. 2i6 Eleventh
Ralston George P., carpenter, r. E s Twentieth Av bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
RALSTO\' HE\RV (Pacific Tin and Sheet Iron
Works) and proprietor Ralston Iron Works, 222-224
Howard, r. 915 Page
Ralston Henrj' J., bookl<eeper Ralston Iron Wks, r. 915
ra'Ijston iron works, ..,n..
ttai'>toii itroi>riel<»r. niaiiiira. turers ar-
ehitectaral and ornamental iron work,
fences, doors, ete.. ami ceneral hon«e-
smiths, :!33-3SI Howard, Telephone .Main
53ti»
Ralston James A., teamster, r. 220'7 McAllister
Ralston James G., carpenter, r. Es Twentieth Av bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
Ralston John, laborer, r. 328 Francisco
Ralston J senh H., clerk Thonms Hallinan
Ralstijn William, -tige larpfntsr. r. 17 Natoma
Ralston William, laborer John Rosenfeld s Sons
RAILS ION WILLI %.n t:. (Ralston & Grayson) and
seoretarv Pacific Mining A'/ency and Trust Co. and
California Miners' Association, 331 Pine, room 20, r.
Ninth cor Madison. Okland
RALSTO\ Jt 4;K4V<0\ (William C. Ralston and
Robert R. Gravson) mining, 331 Pine, room 20, Tele-
phone Main 5446
Ramaccotti GiuseopD, fruits, 2930V Clay
Ramacciotti Italo F., canvasser Call, r. 2105 Fillmore
Bamacciotti Josei'h, fruits, 29.i9J Clay
Ramacciotti Richar.l, restaurant, 615 Commercial
Ramage Frederick, boilemiaker, r. 543 Stevenson, rear
Ramas L. D., laborer, r. '29 Pine
R nib lu 1 Auiriist, laborer, r. 7185 Union, rear
Runhault Peter porte ■ Hotel Miraraar
Rambeau John, laundrynian. r. 816 La- kin
Rambeaud Marie .Mrs., laundress, r. 703 Geiry
Ramberg Charles J., gripnnm. r. 2406 Geary
Ramberg Gustav L , gripman, r. lOSi Central Av
Ram'ike David F., special policeman First National Bank
Safe r)ep':>sit, r. 213 Stockton
R.4.nBO EI»WAKI> B.. manager Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., 418-420 Market, r. 2709 Buchanan
ann San Jose
Ranibo M ircellus C, bookkeeper Murphv, Grant & Co.,
r 30 Post
Ramboutt Pierre, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
DimB0RGE80N4C0.SHOWGftSES
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Ramelli Miirie A. iliss, stenojrrapher Dairymen's Union
of California, r. 724 Calitoniia
Raniey Arthur L., miner, r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Ramey D. K. Mrs. , widow, nurse, r. iST Oak
Ramian John, laborer, r. S s Onondaara Av nr Mission
Road
Raminger John, driver, r. 59 Minna
Ramirez Hipolito I., merchant, r. 1619 Larkin
Ramirez John, seaman, r. 20 Hinckley
Ramirez Ramon, seaman, r. 20 Hinckley
Ramirez Richard, clerk, r. 1207J Kearny
Ramirez William, clerk, r. 1207^ Keaniy
Ramm Adolph, porUr, r. 20 Myrtle Av"
Ramra Albert F., clerk K. Meus.-dorffer & Son, r. 117
Morris Av
Ramm Hermann, shoemaker, 703i O'Farrell, r. 20 Myr-
tle Av
Ramm Theodore, clerk R, G. Dun & Co., r. 126 Juniper
Hammers William, meat market, 15 East, r. Ws Twenty-
first nr Valencia
Ramo Giovanni, clerk Vittorio Mariani, r. SE cor Val-
lejo and Sansonie
Ramon Anselemo, cigar mnfr, 622 Clay, r. 1414 Stockton
Ramon C, cigar maker, r. 710 Broadway
Ramon John A., cigars, 4S6 Bush, r. 729 Pine
Ramon Pierre, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Ramon Pierre Jr., laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
US' Ramon. See Raymond a7id Remon
Ramond Joseph, laborer, r. Twenty-sixth nr Castro
Ramos Francisco M., liquors, 317 Orumm
Ramos Jo-seph, barber Chas. Hoffmann, r. Oakland
Ramos Louis, barber, r. 347 Fourth
Ramos Louis, liquors, 428 Pacific, r. 119 Pacific
Ramos Louis D., laborer, r. 512 Bush
Ramos Manuel B., restauran , 15 Polk
Ramos Vertozo J., liquors, 406 Drumm, r. 422 Drumm
Rampe Dav d H., painter, r. lOi Cleveland
Rampe Henry J., steward, r. 717 Webster
Rampelmeier Theodore J., chemist, r. 909 Ste'Der
Ra'iipillion Eugenia Miss, teacher, r. 1442 Jackson
Rimpillion Marie Miss, teacher, r. 1442 Jacks.in
Ramsawl William, groceries, wood and coal, NE cor
Plymouth and Sadowa, r. NW cor Plymouth and
Minerva, Ocean View
Ramsay AUara M., cashier Sperry Flour Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ramsay Henrv C. clerk, Robert Dickson, r. 750 Jones
Ramsay William, driver, r. 255 Jessie
Ramsay William J., drv goods, 515-517 Hayes, r. 570J
Hayes
(&" Kamsay. See Ramsey
Ramsdell Frank •., carpenter, r. 904 Valencia
Ramsdell Henrj- V. (Bullock & Jones Co.) r. Alameda
Ramsdell Joseph, mining expert, r. 953 Harrison
Ramsden James, gardener, r. cor Cook and Point Lobos
Av
Ramsden Joseph, laborer, r. 1650 Haves
Ramsden Kitty, widow, dressmaker,'r. 521 Minna
Ramsden Thomas, civil engineer Engineering Dept S. P.
Co., r. San Mateo
Ramselius Adolph, silversmith, r. 18 Ptrrv
Ramseliuj Charles, drayman, r. 892 Seventeenth
Ramselius J., master schnr Mary Buhue, oflice 6 Cali-
fornia
Ramsen Henrj- O., foreman operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 329 Di.y
Ramsey Archibald, porter, r. 1241 J Market
Ramsey C. Mrs., asst matron Protestant Orphan Asylum
Ramsey David M., musician, r. 1216 Noe
Ramsey Eliza Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
Ramsey Frank, r. 20i Garden
Ramsey George, cook, r. 212 Prospect PI
Ramse3' George, i^eddler, r. 24 Garden
Ramsey Henry O., shoemaker, r. 329 Day
Ramsey James, stairbuilder, r. 248S5 Jlarket
Ramsey John, bai tender, r 32 Valparaiso
Ramsey John, machinist, r. 1014 Tennessee
Ramsey Marvin J., cooper, r. 34 Valparaiso
RANSEl' O. M., manager Keeley Institute, 14 McAl-
lister, r. Occidental Hotel
Ramsey Peter, bartender, r. 910 Kearny
Ramsey VV. H., musician, r. 41 Fourth
RA.Mi^EV M'lLLIAM D., merchant tailor, 121 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Ramsey William H. Jr., driver, r. 255 Jessie
Ramsey William M., bookkeeper W. R. Larzelere & Co. ,
r. Alameda
B^ Ramsey. See Ramsay
Rams'iell Ira, r. Palace Hotel
Ramsteai Charles A., baker, r. 226 Third
Ramus Antone, coaljasser stmr Alameda
Ramus James A., patternmaker, r. 1852 Stevenson
Ramus John, enttineer, r. 724 Front
Ramus Joseph M., bartender, r. 317 Drumm
Ramu^ Lewis, clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co., r. 1852
Stevenson
Ramus Marv A., widow, r. 1852 Stevenscm
Ranaud Felipe A., bookkteper, r. 209 Dorland
Rancke Adolph, clerk Rancke Bros., r. 1116 Tennessee
Rancke Bros. (Henry and William) groceries, 1532 Ken-
tucky
Rancke Henr^' (Rancke Bros.) r. 1116 Tennessee
Rancke Letitia, widow, nurse, r. 1915 Howard
Rancke William F. (Rancke Bros.) r. 1116 Tennessee
Rand Drill Company (New York) H. D. Morr.s & Co.
aiients, 141-143 First
Rand Hollis K., piinter, r. 184 Jessie
Rand John F. , painter, 11 Louisa
Rand Mary A. , widow, r 11 Louisa
Kand Richard, cook, r. 328 Hayes
Randall Anne S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. SE cor
Leavenworth and Ellis
Randall Augusta G., widow, r. 2009J Devisadero
Randall B. , waiter, r. 829 Howard
Randall Charles, steward, 1. 610 Douglass
Randall Charles E., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 20-21, r. Sausalito
Randall Charles E., conduct.or, r. 7 Adair
Rand:ill Charies E. S., r. 36 Hanover PI
Rand 11 Charles H., clerk, r. 2211 Geary
Raniiall Charles H., pianist A. Bruenn, r. 2007 Steiner
Randall Charles W. (Wakelee & Co.) r. Piedmont
Randall C'enent, mas'er tug Vigilai t, r. 418 Vallejo
Randall Clementina, dojnestic 2n0.i Larkin
Randall Comlev H., c r dispatcher, r. 7 Adair
Randall Edward N., salesman W. H. Hollis, r. 329 O'Far-
rell
Randall F. B. , first asst ensrineer U. S. revenue cutter
Rush
Randall George S., packer Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. Sou h Berkeley
Randall Harvev, groceries and liquors, SEcor Turk and
Hyde. r. 112 Hyde
Randall Horatio C, agent New York Life Insurance Co.,
r. 427 Lyons
Randall Ida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 78 Ninth
Randall J. B., barkeeper whatCheer House
Randall John, bootblack, r. 664 J Howard
Randall Louisa Miss, r. 229| Perry
Randall Phinea M., civil engineer, r. .503 Folsom
Kandall R. F., engineer, r. 115 Taylor
Randall Samuel B.. master mariner, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Randall S J., r. 25b Belvidere
Randall W. F., engineer, r. 115 Taylor
Randall William, driver Quiros Soda Water Co.
Randall William, teamster, r 519Lind' n Av
Randall William D., blacksmith, r. 2716 McAllister
Randall William J., pape- carrier, r. JS15 McAllister
Randall William M., master tow boat Malia, r. 7 Law-
rence PI
Randall W. S. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Ellis
itf* Randall. See Randle and Randol
Randell Maggie J., widow, r. 1154 Guerrero
Rander Hem an, ropemaker, r. 743 Iowa
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Randhehn Catharine, widow, r. 535 Arkansas
S^' Ranilin. See Kankeu
Randit Vincent, en'^ineer, r. 99 Francisco
Handle E. E., r. 328 Third
Randle Harry, clerk S. B. Leavitt Co. , r. Alameda
Randiil George F., machinist, r. 418 Post
RandolJames B., cipitalist, 320 Sansome, room 23, r.
Pacific Union Club
Randol William M., with James B. Randol, r. University
Club
Randolph Bemjamin, bartender, r. 829a Howard
Randolph Charlotte R. Mrs., Episcopal Old Ladies'
Home
Randolph Daniel L., capitalist, 323 Sutter, r. Alameda
Randolph Edward, clerk Lebenbauni & Co., r. 1(>)2 Polk
Randol|>h Frank C, machinist, r. 1102 Twenty-third
Randolph Frank \V., salesman M. Friedman & Co., r.
60. 4 Guerrero
Randolph George F., cable splicer, r. •i26a Linden Av
Randolph Henrj', ha'kman, r. 1331 Sacramento
Randolph Henry, waiter, r. 1331 Sacram.-nto
Randolph John E., cooper, r. 853 Illinois
Randolph John W., steward, r. 939 Shotwell
Randolph Mamie Miss, teacher music, r. 2228.^ Post
Randolph R. K., h.lper Bay District Track
Randolph Walter S. , cooiJer, r. 853 Illinois
Randolph William O., fruit, r. 1508 Market
Rane Elizabeth Mrs., r. Old People's Home cor Pine and
Pierce
Raney Jessie B., widow, r. 718a Bush
Raney M. Isabel Miss, teacher music, r. 718a Bush
gS' Raney. See Rainey and Reaney
Randt William, gripman, r. 3300 California
Ranft Henry A. , bookkeeper Redington & Co., r. 208
Sutter
Ranft House, Mrs. Philip Ranft proprietor, 702 Vallejo
Ranft Katie Miss, stenographer, r. 702 Vallejo
Ranft Philip, sawyer, r. 702 Vallejo
Ranfuss Alviiia, domesti<; 2125 Piie
Rangatore Concillo, 1 eddler, r. 10 Jiisper PI
Ranger Genevieve Miss, nurse, r. 942 Valencia
Ranger Marie, widow, furnished rooms, 417 Stockton
Ranier Liyzie, widow, r. S s Sagamore bet Capitol and
Plymouth, Ocean View
Rank Edwcrd, lumberman, r. 4 Preston PI
Rank Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Castro
and Twenty-fourth
Rank John, peddler, r. 4 Preston PI
Rank Martin, rattan worke •, r. 4 I'reston PI
Rank May Miss, rattan worker, r. 4 Preston PI
Ranke W. & Co. (William Ranke and Charles Peach)
pnrk packer', 427 Hay^s
Ranke William (W. Ranke & Co. and Ernest Weber &
Co.) r. 114 Fair Oaks
Banken Augustus J., collector, r. 132a Fourteenth
Ranken Bridget, widow, r. 412 Eddy
Ranken Charles M., clerk, r. 412 Eddy
Ranken Francis I., law student, r. 414 Eddy
RanKen Joseph H., clerk, r. 412 Eddy
Rankev Theodore, bartender, r. 461 Minna
Rankin Charles, clerk Patrick F. Smith, r. 412 Eddy
Rankin Charles E., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co , r. 1123 Taylor
Rankin Charles E., Chinese guide and interpreter, office
225 Kearny
Rankin Davidj butler, r. 20 Reed
Rankin Frederick D , agent Alcazar Theatre, r. 410 Eddy
KAKKIN 4;EORCe A., attorney at law, 14 Sa-some,
rooms 42-45, Telephone Main 51 15, r. 1304 Leaven-
worth
Rankin George F., teamster, r. 7 Rondell PI
Rankin Ira P., president Pacific Iron Wks, 525 Mission,
r. 1415 Clay
Rankin Isabel H. Miss, teacher Denman Gran.mar School,
r. 1413 Larkiu
Rankin James, keeper Fort Winfleld Scott (Fort Point)
Lighthouse
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
Rankin James, shp carpenter, r. 629 Second
Rankin James S., shipwright, r. 715 Howard
Kankin John, teamster, r. Eleventh Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Rankin Joseph, bartender, r. 423 First Av
Rankin Margaret E. Miss, r. 620 Huyes
Rankin Mary, widow, furnished rooins, 100 Sixth
Kankin Robert, clerk Robert Dick -son, r. Oakland
Rankin Roberta, widow, r. 20 Reed
Rankin Samuel B., operator W. U. Tel., r. 5 Golden PI
Rankin Samuel H., policeman, r. 720 Oak
Rankin Sarah, widow, r. 1123 Mason
Rankin S. George, carpenter W. H. Bag.'S, r. Oakland
Rankin William, laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and Si-
erra
Rankin William B., director Cal. Wine Makers Corpor-
ation, 3 California, r. Los Gatos, Cal.
Ranlett Horace D., ores and mining, 420 Montgomery,
room 4, r. 1322 Grove
Ra'ilett James S., engineer, r. 149 Second
Rannie Alexander, salesman Palace Hardware Co.
Ransdall James T. , salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co., r.
930 Twenty-second
RAN.iO.U ANDREW, managing editor Pacific Calen-
dar and Catholic Bulletin, St. Ann's Bldg, r. 619
Locust Av
R.4!VSO.M ELISII.4 (Elisha Ransom & Co.) and treas-
urer San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual
Benefit Association, 425 California, r. 1120 Bush
RAX80.U ELISIIA .V ('<». (Elisha Ransom) grain
dealers, 303 California, rooms 12-13
Ransom George E., drayman, r. 106 Twentieth
Ransom George V., musician, r. 823 Hampshire
Ransom George W., clerk First National Bank, r. 1120
Bush
Ransom Margaret, widow, r. 1007 Eighteenth
Ransom Mary E., widow, r. Ns Newman nr Benning-
ton
Raiisom Mary H., widow, r. 2119 Jones
Rai'som Matilda, bakery, 1604 Hayes, r. 1421 Fulton
Ransom Robert C, clerk Elisha Ransom & Co., r. 1120
Bush
Ransom Samuel, foreman Exce^ior R dwood Co., r.
Oakland
Ransom Tom W., draughtsman Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1120 Post
Ransom William P., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Oak-
land
Ransom William P. H., telegraph operat<jr, r. N s New-
man nr Bennington
Ransome Annie J. .Miss, r. 1631 O'Farrell
U.iN.<4«>ME BERNH ARU (Keatinge, Leonard & Ran-
some) r. Oakland
Ransime H. L., president Ransome & Smith Co., 101
Sansome, room 26, r. Chicago, 111.
Ransome Lee J., attorney at law, r. 1631 O'Farrell
Ransome & Smith C.>., H. L. Ransome president, A. H.
Clough secretary, concrete construction patents, 101
Sansome, room 26
Ranson George, teamster, r. 106 Napa
Raiison J. Miss, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Ransoni Louisa Miss, s amstress, r. 1421 J Dupont
Rantyo Hannah Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Ranzulo Anton A., bai-tender, r. 611b Hyde
Raon Annie, domestic 629 Golden Gate Av
RAPEI'TE C'HRISTIXe .lllle., embroidery and
school for embroidery, 1215 Geary
Rapette Emily Mile., dressmaking, 1215 Geary
Raphael Aaron, r. 1924 Sutter
Raphael Alexander R., assistant bookkeeper Raphael's
(Incorporated), r. 825 Eddy
Raphael E. F., salesman Reiss Bros. & Co.. r. 1338 Ellis
Raphael George, general manager Raphael's (Incorpor-
ated), 13-15 Kearny, r. 1434 Post
Raphael Hadzi, proprietor The Egyptian Palace, 35 Post,
r. SW cor Polk and Union
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Honsehold. Rented at Si oo per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN "i;
CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected
rands of SANDEMAN, BUCK A CO'S (PEMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
RAP
1240
RAS
L MOR.
Fres.
California St.
Raph isl Isxac, vice president Raphael's (Incorporated),
13-15 Kearny, r. 1 05 Gi)U,'h
Raphael Isador, shoemaker, r. 1308 Folsom
Raphael Isadur, tobaccoiiisr, r. l-22y Fulton
Raphael Joseph, clerk Koblber^, Strauss & Frohmon, r.
1229 FuItoD
Rai hael Joseph M., artist, r. 133S Ellis
Raphael Julius, cle k, r. 1124 Turk
RAPHAEL .ITLIILS W., president Raphael's In-
corporated, 13-15 Kearnj-, r. 2i2i Claj', telephone
West 423 0' f
Raphael Louis, insurince solicitor, 402 Front, r. 1305
tstjckton
R'phael Manuel, longshoreman, r. 1 Salmon
Rijihael Myer, clothing, 247 Fourth, r. 320 Seventh
Raphael Morris, salesman Nat Raphael & Co., r. 1234
O Farrell
Raphael Xat M. (Nat Raphie! & Co.) r. 1804 Laguna
Raphael Nat & Co. (Nat M. Raphael) watches and jew-
elry, 12s Kearny
Raphael -Rachel Mrs., loan offi e, 634 Montgomerv, and
second hand clothing. 54!» Washington
Raphael Ralph, bookkeeper, r. 1924 Sutter
Raphael Rjbert R., manager Mail Order Dept. Raphael's
(Incorporated), r. 2414 Fillmore
Raphael Samuel, clerk, r. 2319 Pine
Raphael Samuel A., teamster, r. 405 Sutter
Rapiiael Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 412 Kearny, r. 710
California
Raphael Viola Miss, r. 1234 O'Farrell
Raphael William, driver, r. 1 Salmon
Raphael W. R., switchman S. P. Co.
l^'Kaphael. See Rafael.
RAFHACL'S l.\COKrORATED, Julius W. Raphael,
president, George Raphael, general mana.'er. Abra-
ham L. Frank, se rptaiy, clothing, furnishin.' goods
and hats, 13-15 Kearny, teleplione, mahi .'>4(i5.
Raphdun George C. niillhand, r. 132 Hartford
Rapheld Jacob, salesman W. Oberdeener, r. 629 Haves
Rapheld Maiy, widow, r. 629 Haves
RAPID SAFETY FILTER CO. (of San Francisco)
R. H. Lloyd presider.t, W. D. Man-field secretarv,
office and showrooms 1-209 Market, Telephone South
494
Rapozo Manuel S., solicitor, r. 422 Drumm
Rapp Ada Miss, milliner, r. 1663 Mission
Rapp .Adolph, mntg jeweler, 9 Geary, r. 2820 California
Rai p A. H., milling engineer. 512 California
Rapp Charle." (Union Machine Co.) r. 206 Fourth
Rai.p Charles, machinist, r. .504 Napa
Rapp Charles Jr., machinist, r. •25-29 McAllister
Rai.p Charles H., roofer, 703 O'Farrell, r. 1130 Market
Rajip Charlotte E. Miss, stenographer Pac. Muiual Life
Ins. Co. r. 705 Laguna
Raj p George, machinist, r. 545? Natoma
Rapp George, salesman Stoll & Van Bergen, r. 10 Bying-
ton Av
Rai p George A. , teamster, r. 750i Harrison
Rapp Gertrude, widow, r. 10 Byiilgton Av
Rapp Gustav, hosthr, r. 420i Natoma
Rapp John (Rapp & UeBarrv) r. 903 Fillmore
Rapp John, teamster, r. S s Russi i Av nr Naples
Rapp John J., clerk, r. 903 Fillmore
Rapp John M., cooper, r. 940 Dolores
Rapp Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 10 Bylngton Av
Rapp .Julius horseshoe- , 18S0 Mission, r. 1663 Mission
Rapp Katie E. Mrs., r. 1663 Mission
Rapp Lizzie A., widow, b kery, r. 705 Lagiina
Rapp Louis, bartender, r. 408 Natoma
Rapp Louis, laborer, r. 1587 Folsom
Rapp Louis, jeweler, r. 2820 Cal.fornia
Rapii Louisa, widow, r. 513 Ellis
Rapp Walter, laborer, r. 158r Folsom
RAPP A UenxaKV (John t^app aid Arnold Do
Barr>) proprietors United Staler Leer bottling
Co., SW cor Sixth and King, Telej hone South 473
Rapp Anion, laborer, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
RAPPI.\ OABKIEL F., physician, office and r. 1608
Stockton
Rappold Charles, molder, r. 56&b Folsom
Rapson Robert, laborer, r. 14 Jacksnn
Rarig Weldon c, luruiture, 154 New Montgomerv, r.
300 Fifteenth
Rasch Charles, laborer, r. 1614 Harrison
Rascii Oscar (Rasch & John jton) r. 402 Devisadero
Rajich Urain, stablemAU, r. 13:»8 Golden Gite Av
Rasch & Johnston (0>car Rasch and William Johnston)
bakery. 402 De isadero
Rasche Henrj- F., piano tuner, r. 1221 Bush
Rasche H. ruiann E., milier, r. 1602 Powell
Rischen Henry, ardst, 420 Moni^oaiery, room 40, r. Ala-
meda
RASCH E:V HENRI', pr prietor Chicago Hotel,
22.)-228 Pacific
Rischen L., c .Hector Ce?ar Bertheau, r. Alameda
Raschen Martin, general insurance, 210 Sansome, r. 410
Post
Raschke Herman V., with Gray Bros., 10 Bache
Rasco Joseph, barber, r. 1-202 Dupont
Ri-jcolan rieury, corjin iker, r. 80 Scjtt PI
R'Sgedt Gustav, niusi ian, r. 426 Francisco
Rashen Fr. derick (Rashen & Co.) r. 1214 Laguna
Rashen & Co. (Fred Rashen and Martin Meyer) grocerie*
and liquors, 1223 Lajiuna
Rasher tertha Mi s, housekeeper, r. 317 Fulton
Rask John O., gripman, r. 118 Laurel
Rask Paul, w .iter, r. 3 j9 Third
Baskin Noel, bar;ender, r. 4.=)9 Clementina
Rasiuen W., se man stmr Walla Walla
Rasmus Char es, waiter, r. -227 Minna
Rasmu-i Christian, waiter, r. 227 Minna
Rasmus -en Alexander, driver, r. Tw Ifth Av and J
Rasiiiussen Andrew, barber, r. 500 Kearny
Rasmussen Andrew, bartender, r. 1300 Pine
Rasmussen Bernard, master mar iier, r. 511i Greenwich
Rasinuss- 11 Carl, musician, r. Alms Uou<e
Rasmussen tharles, seanian, r. 110 Berry
Kas)iiussen Charles, teamsier. r. 257 Clementina
Rasmussen Charles P., carpenter, r. 1322 Rhode Island
Rasmussen Chrisi , jwrter, r. 509 Stockton
R;wmussen Christian, helper Sh.,t Tower, r. 1409 Harri-
son
Rasmussen Christi n, laborer, r. 1118 Tennessee
Rasmussen Christian, seaman, r. 2 Beale PI
Rasmussen Christian, waiter, r. 27 Minna
Rasmussen Emile, cook, r. 135 Folsom
Rasmussen trick H. , dri\er, r. 118 Twenty-third
Rasmussen Erik, liquors, SE cor Hyde and Union, r. 1300
Pine
Rasmussen Etta, domestic 518 Capp
Rasmussen Hans, r 400 Bay
Rasmussen Hans, laborer, r. 704 Minnesota
Rasmussen Hans, pr..priet(-r ^V^lite House, N 8 Sierra
bet Louisiana and Maryland
Rasmussen Harry C, laborer, r. 1822 Unon
Rasmussen Henry, butcher and grocer, 1322 Rhode
Island
Rasmussen Henrj-, laborer, r. 1118 Tennessee
Rasmussen Henry H., clerk, r. 1334 Turk
Rasmussen James, carpenter, r. Amherst and Felton
Rasmussen Jens, master schr Vega, 15 Steuart
Rasmu-^sen John (Petersen & Rismusse..) r. -207 Fourth
Rasmussen John, porter H. H. Hjul
Rasmussen John, silversmith, r. 158 Clara
Rasmussen John, tailor, 622 Clay
Rasmussen John, waiter, r. 27 Minna
Rasmussen Julia, domestic -2030 Scott
Rasmussen Karl, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Rasmussen Louis, concrete worker, r. 34 Austin At
Rasmussen Louis, cook, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Folsom
TRY Tl
SAN FRA/NCISCO
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OFFICE, 33 GEIARY ST
Telephone, Main 5125.
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THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
lis KEKRNV ST.
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Rasmujse I Louis C, wi},'on maker, 870 Howard, r. 16J
Perry
Rasmusjen Louisa, domestic 1927 Webster
Rasuiussen Ni Is, carpenter, r 1020 Minna
R ismussen Nielson, laborer, r. 291G Larkin
Rasnmssen O.. machinist, r. 2/ Randall PI
Riismussen Peter, r. 1322 Rhode Island
Rasmussen Peter, laborer, r. 73J t'ourth
Rasniussen Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Uerry and Fourth
Rasuiusscu Peter, master mariner, r. .'ilTb bhotwell
Rasmussen Peter, seaman, r. 320 Drumni
Rasmussen Peter, tailor, r. Geary Court
Rasmu" en Petei C, seaman, r. S s Twentj'-third nr
Potrero Av
Rasmuss ti Rasmus (Messier & Rasmussen) r. 2 Geary
Co irt
Rasmussen Rasmus, master Tuif Sea Kinj,', r. 918 Army
Rasniu-iseu Robert P , laborer, r. SW cor N and Four-
teenth Av South
Rasmussen R P., master schr Laura Madsen, 15 Steuart
Rasmussen William A., seaman, r. 1112 Pacific
Raspiller Louis, loreman F. A. Lux Brewery, r. 1912J
Lark n
Rass J., watchman stmr Umatilla
Rassette John b. , carpsnter, r. 2a40 Pine
Rassette Samuel J., salesman, r. 2108i Baker
Rasso John, laborer, r. 7 Titfany Av
Raste it Emilia, r. a9j Louisa
Haste It Gustave, musician, r. 426 Francisco
Ristorfer Friiz, liquors. 627 Sacramento, r. 57 Everett
Ratchford John, coachman, 1G18 Folsom
Ratcliffe Henry Mrs., r. 1030J Folsom
Ratcl ffe VViniired, widow, r. 80 Jes-ie
Rate Willis H., gripmaii, r. 2812 Bush
Raten Henry, shoemaker, r. 27 Eljrin Park
Rath Frank J., butcher, 613 I'ost"
Rath Frank J., tailor, r. 1122i Elm Av
Rath Frederick, bricklayer, r. 257a Clementina
Rathbone Frank H., bookkeeper Ballard & Hall, r. 2215
Calitornia
Rathbone Henry B., r. 1600 Taylor
Rathbone Jarea, capitalist, 2U2 Crocker Bldg, r. 1230
J.mes
Rathbun Frank L., millhand, r. 132 Hartford
Rath bun George C. , millhand, r. 132 Hartford
Rathbun Phoetie M. Mi^8, composito"-, r. 22S Shotwell
Rathfon Benjamin F., policeman, r. 915| Lott
Rathje Aujust driver 11. S. l.aimdry 226a McAllister
RATHJEN BROTHERS (Ucnry and
^nartiii) \vU(>Ur.>i»le ana i-eiail grot-ers. tea
and wine aieri-liaiits. 31 Stockton, Tele-
I>iii>n<> Hain 55"i2
Rath rock Thomas, r. 828 Folsom
Rathjen He.iry irtathjen Bros ) r. 1747 Ellis
Rathjen Martin (itathjen Bros.) r. 217 Leavenworth
Rathjens Peter F. (Bluhm & Rathjens) r. 1314 Pacific
Rathke Charles, mast r mariner, r. 15 Pacific
Rathman H. K., teamster, r. 1609 Powell
Rathman Peter, laborer, r. 323 Fulton
Rathze Mary L. Mrs. , furnished rooms 22'5a McAllister
Ratowsky Harry 1 ., tailor, 622 Clay, r. 23G Oak
Ratowsky Herman, ta lor 622 Clay, r. 1710 Polk
Raitagan Henry, clerk Herman Harris, r. 1210 Larkin
Rattagan Louis, clerk, r. 12104 Larkin
Rattajrlieta Clara, widow, r. 513a Union
Raltenberry Henry L., opera singer, r. 827 Golden Gate
Av
Rattenb"rry William A. , actor, r. 4 Twenty-second
Ratti C. (Katti & Capeletti) .V25 Vail- jo
Ratti Jfe Capelietti (C. Ratti and L Capelletti) liquors, 525
Vallejo
Rattigan Catherine, widow, r. 327 Twenty-ninth
Rattigan Edwar I B., stonecutt r, r. 1809 Scott
Ratti-an Frank T., laborer, r. 1809 Scott
Rattigan James R., teamster, r. 6 T nningsen PI
Rattigan John, hostler, r. 750 Folsom
WATSON d, CO., 124 Market Street
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Rattigan John, laborer, r 27 Geneva
Rattigan Kate, widow, r. 2^ Brady
Rattigan Luke, fireman, r. 07J Shipley
Ratt gan Margaret Miss, bookkeeper Herman Heyne-
man, r. 750 Folsom
Rattigan Martin M., tailor, r. (i Tonningsen PI
Ratiigan Mary, widow, r. 27 Geneva
Rattigan Mar>, domestic 2108 Scott
Rattigan Patrick, painter, r. 18 Hill
Rattigan Thomas, foreman La Grande Laundry, r. 127
Valley
Rattigan vVilliam, clerk Inglenook Vineyard Agency, r.
750 Folsom
Rattigan W illiam J., laundryman, r. 327 Twenty-ninth
XW Rattigan. See Radigan and Re ican
Ratto Albert, scavenger, r. 746 Florida
Ratto Andrea, teamster, r. 4 Jasper PI
Ritto An.lrew, butcher, r. 1331 Natoma
Ratto AntoULo, fruits, 2l7i Eighteenth, r. 221 Eigh-
teenth
Ratto Bartholomew, carpenter, r. 3 Harry PI
Ratto Bartolomeo, in; urance broker, 24 Montgomery
Block, r. 82 Montgomery Block
Ratto C, musician, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Ratto Carlo, vegetables Colombo Market
Ratto Charles, miller, r. Ws Iowa nr Yolo
Ratto Charles, teamster, r. Park Hotel
Ratto Charles F., cashier Otis & Co., r. 804 Third
Ratto DaviJ, carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
Ratto Delia A., w.th Harriet Brewst' r, 1118 Market
Ratto Domenico, laborer, r. 5 Varennes
Ratto Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 804 Third
Ratto Ernesto, carpenter, r. 421 Green
Ratto Frank, carpent. r, r. 1510 Howard
Ratto Frank, scavenger, r. 40 Albert Alley
Ratto George W., photographer Union Iron Wks, r. 128
Thirteenth
Ratto Gervasio, carp nter, r. 221 Eighteenth
Ratto i.ii vanni B., carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma, rear
Ratto Giovanni B., shoemaker, 2038 Howard, r. 2040
Howard
Ratto Giuseppe, gardener, r. 14 Union PI
Rxtto Jesuj. laborer, r. 327 Davis
Ratto John, carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
Ratto John, fruits and vegetables, 702 Valencia
Ratto John, gardener, r. VV s Madrid nr Russia Av
Ratto Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 106 Collingwood. r.
104 Collingwood
Ratto Joseph, gardener, r. W s Madrid nr Russia Av
Ratto Joseph, scavenger, r. 2740 Florida
Ratto Leo G., real estate broker, 512 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Ratto L. G. , salesman W. S. Nolan & Co. , r. 74 Ninth
Ratto Louis, wood and coal, 1811 J Union
Ratto Maurice, butcher, r. 312 Third
Ratto Nicnolas, wineman, r. 1331 Natoma
Ratto Otto M. (Cadenasso & Co. and L'ltalia) r. 714
Green
Ratto P. & Co. (Paul Ratto and Paul Roggio) hay, coal
and wood, 2012 Mason
Ratto Paul (P. Ratto & Co.) r. 2012 Macon
Ratto Scipio, bookkeeper Sbarboro & Co., r. 82 Mont-
gomer.\ Block
Ratto Stephen, carpenter, r. 13)1 Natoma
Rattray Adelinia, widow, r. 216 Dorland
Rattray John, coal asser stmr Que- n
Rattray John, eleva'ormvn. r. 216 Dorland
Raitray Joseph, clerk H. Huddle ton & Co., r. 631 Fell
Rattray William, fireman, r. 105 Clark
Rattray William, loreman Retail Dept H. Huddleston
& Co.) r. 843 Capp
Ratye Ernest, bookkeeper Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r.
"2003 Franklin
Ratzlaff Joseph A., clerk The Maze, r. 334 Turk
RauGottlob, foreman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. Oak-
lnnd
Rau Harry A., driver, r. 2813 Clay
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but have 30 different kinds at
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Rau .John F., lithographer, r. 123 Lily Av
Rauber George, butcher, 328 Third, r. 325 Third
Raubiiifrer, Bernard, brewer, r. SOlli Greenwich
Raubinger Bernai d, brewer, r. 302.T Pierce
Raubin^er Carl printer, r. 3011J Greenwich
Raubing-er Frank, mail clerk Examiner, r. IT.") Minna
Raubinger George E. (\Villiam Raubinger & Sons) r. 620
Lombard
Rauliin<;er William (William Raubinger & Sons) r. 620
Lombard
Raubinger William & Sons (William, William .T. and
George E.) draymen, 22.5 Front
Raubinger William J. (William Raubinger & Sons) r. C20
Lombard
Rauch Henry J., tanner, r. 1109 Tfat Av, rear
Ranch Joseph, laborrr, r. 1109 Tennessee
Rauch W. A., attorney at law, r. 712 Van Ness Av
Rauch William H., butcher, r. 121t> Polk
R.41;e:R J.ICOBJ., manager Rauer's Law and Col-
lection A-ency, 124 Sansome, room 4, r. 1120 Ellis
Rauer Robert, laborer, r. 10081 Brannan
R.4I BR'^ LAW AND ('OLLECTIO.%
J. J. R uer manager, 124 Sansome, roi
phone Main, 464
Rault P., sawvcr, r. 702 Vallejo
Raugh Edgar G. , machinist, r. 2024 Powell
Rauhut Chanes A., barber, 505 Washington, r. 1707
Post
R uhut Otto, barber, r. 828 Geary
Rauine Alexander, salesman Palace Hardware Co., r.
21151 Howard
Rauland Michael (P. Boien & Co.) r. 215 Kearny
Raulet Charles, furnished rooms, 139 Fourth
Raulett James S., marine engineir, r. I4'J Second
Haum John M., note broker, 512 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
Raun E. Jlrs., widow, r. 520 Van Ness Ave
RauM Edward P., president The Home Building Co., 4
Mills Bldg. (ith floor, r. 2420 Folsom
Ravnn Henrj-, ca'iinetn aker, r. 117 Morris Av
Rausa Bart lonieo (Rausa Brothers) r. 515 Union
Rausa Brothers (Bartolomeo Rausa and Carlo Rausa)
barbers, 920 Battery
Rausa Carlo (Hau«a Bros.) r. .515 Union
Rausch John, expressman, SE cor Grant Avand Bush, r.
2 Morse PI
Rausch Nicholas, baker, r. 32 Rausch
Rausch Peter J., saloon, SE cor Fifth and Market, r 364
Sanchez
Rai'sch Samuel, miner, r. 723J Twenty -second
Rauschenbach Albert, machinehand, r. 317 Thirteenth
Rauschkolb I'rederick, steward, r. 2525 Gough
Ravaletes L., seaman stmr Cidima
Ravani Leonardo (Cavagnaro & Ravani) r. 448 Union
Ravaiii Leonardo, boarding, 1508 Dupont, rear
Ravani Ramon, window cleaner, r. 1508 Dupont, rear
Ravano Angelo (G. CamiDoni & Co.) Clay Street Markes
Ravegno Domenico, g-ardener Colombo Market
Ravegno James, g.\rd(.iier, Colombo Market
Ravekes Marg-.iret, widow, r -M]'.! Ellis
RAVELEY PRINTING CO.,..r.,.
eue Loingstou luaiiaKi-r. .518 4 lay
Ravella Da\'id J., salesman Podesto & Baldocchi, r. 1106
Kearny
Ravella Enrico, laborer, r. 511 Broadway
Ravelo Garc a, laborer, r. 605 Fifteenth
Raven C, quartermaster stmr Umatilla
Raven John, laborer, r. 31 J Freelon
Raven F O, , master schr Bertie Minor, office 22 Market,
room 15
Ravenna Vincent (Ravenna & Co.) r. 712 Vallejo
RA>ENNA «t: CO. (Vincent Ravenna, Louis Buero,
Giuseppe Podesta and (estate of) Luigi Raffo) propri-
etors Pacific Consolidated Paste Co. , 421 Battery,
Telephone Main 484
Ravenno Charles, plumber, r. 448 L^nion
Ravenno Francisco, laborer, r. 5 ^■allejo
Raverat Lucien (Emden *: Raverat) r. 522 Pine
Ravezzeni Emil, cook, r. 4 Union PI
Raviciotti Victor, painter, r. Hi Will'ams
Ravn Hans (Kavn & cbri-teseii^ r. -211 Steiner
RAVN & CHRISTESEN (.»..K.,.
ana ,>lartiu A. vlirlstesen) re,stauiant, 3'i
Filth
Rawe Brothers (Henry and Otto) groceries and liquors,
XW cor Guerrero and Army
Rawe Henry (Rawe Bros) r. NW cor Guerrero and Army
Rvwe Otto (Rawe Bros.) r, NW cjr Guerrero and Army
Rawlings Henry, driver, r. 48 Eighth
RawUns Alfred B., cook, r. D nr Sixth Av
Rawlins E., r. Hackineiers Hotel
Rawlins Walter A., expiessman, NE cor Fourth and
Harrison, r. 514 Third
Rawlins William Jr. (Keller & Co.) r. 908 Van Ness Av
a^ Rawlins. See Rollins
Rawlinson Herbert, tinner, r. 1217 Lombard
Rawlin on John, porter, r. 1217 Lombard
Rawson Edward H., salesman Henry F. Marsh, r. 736-
Tweuty-tirst
Rawson Hiram A., sheep raiser, r. 736 Twenty-first
Rawson Julia, widow, r. 1430 Post
Rawson Nathan, hos ler, r. 2125 Mission
£3" Rawson. See Kowson
Elay Agnes, wdow, r. 813 Howard
Ray Benjamin, musical instrument maker, 509i Mission,
r. 20 Hofif Av
Ray Charles, with The \Miitaker & Rav Co. (incorpo-
raU d) r. Gait, Cal.
R.4Y C'H.4RL.K!$ E., advertising manager San Fran-
cisco Chronicle, r. 2.=)16b Sutter
R.4Y l>0,\, president The Whitaker & Ray Co. (incor-
porated) r Gait, Cal.
Ray Edward, r. 216 Powell
Ray Edward, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Ray Fisk M., manager Supply De))t General Electric
Co., r. Oakland
Ray Frederick W., clerk S, V. Smith, r. 212 Powell
Ray James, upholsterer, 3105 Sixteenth
Ra\' James A., upholsterer, r. 1536 Castro
Ray John, cook, r. 425 Elizabeth
Ray John A., president Guadaloupe Farm, office 35 Eddy
Ray John F. , clerk Charles Maier, r. 715 Broadway
Ray Magiiie Mrs., r. 416 McAllister
Ray Michael, laborer, r. 912 Howard
Ray Philip A., driver, r. 1571 Dore
Ray Robert G., clerk, r. 1536 Ca-tro
Ray Robert S , watchman, r. Fift enth nr Allen
Ray S. A., motorman, r. 233 California Av
Ray William T., teamser, r. 7.50 Harrison
Ray William S., president W. S. Rav Mnfg Co., r. 1002
Polk
Ray W. R., clerk W. S. Ray Mnfg Co., r. 1002 Oak
Ray W. S. Manufacturing Co., William S. Ray president
mnfrsand importers stoves, ranges, etc., 14 California
e^ Ra,-. See Rae. Raye, Rea, Reay, Rey, Rhea and
w rav
Raychester George L, oil dealer, 343 Tenth, r. 1536 Fol-
gS' Raychester. See Roj-chester.
Raycroft ilary Mrs., laundress, r. 1221 Folsom
Raycroft Richard, pla.sterer, r. 1221 Folsom
Rave Alfred P, (.Alfred P, R.ve & Co.) r, 1229 Turk
RAYE ALFRED P. & CO. u,^«
F. Kate) dealers fari»eis aud oilclotbs,
IHIO .Market
Rayt- Charles F., clerk Alfred P. Rave & Co., r. 1229
Turk
Raye E. F., 1st officer stmr Leader
Rave George F., seaman, r. 48 Louisa
Raye William R,, clerk Fred H. Bushnell, r. 1229 Turk
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOBI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. ^ Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCrA ST.
Telephonc Mission 40
PHOTOGRAPHIG ESr '^; P- A1?i!.?ys
RAY
243
109 Montgomery St.
REA
Rayfleld Lester, bai ber, r. 404 Church
Rayhill William, livery stable, 627 Haight
B^- Rayhill. See Rahill
Raymond clerk U. S. Mint, r. 102 Ellis
Raym >nd A., seaman stmr Austra ia
Raymond Albert, attorney at law, 96 Chronicle Bldg, r.
1708 Polk
Raymond Albert, clerk General Auditor's DeptS. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Raymond Ambrose, carpenter, r. 1344 Twenty-sixth
Raymond Antone, r. SK cor Napa and Wisconsin
Raymond Arthur J., patternmaker, r. 611 Twenty-first
Raymond Arthur J., salesman J. U. Dug-gan, r. 1032
Raymond Benjamin, molder, r. 832 Green
RKymond Charles S., barber, r. 552 Folsom
Raymond David Mrs., widow, r. 611 Twenty-first
Raymond E i, con<luctor, r. 4 Prospect Av
Raymond Elmer E., milkman, r. 873 Shotwell
Raymimd Fannie, widow, r. 1216 Fulton
Raymond Frank, boil, rmaker, r. 1342 Twenty-sixth
Raymond Frank, florist, r. 2328 California
Raymond Frank C, boilermaker, r. 1342 Twentv-sixth
Raymond Frank C, furniture, 1147^ Mission, r. 1342
Twenty-sixth
Raymond Frank E., barber, r. 1021^ Pacific
Raymond Frederick, hustler, r. 326 Ritoh
Raymond George W., dental student, r. 1708 Polk
Raymond Granite Co., F. E. Knowles president, Abel
Hosmer secretary, SW cor Tenth and Channel
Raymond Harry L. , draughtsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's office, r. Oakland
Raymond Henry, engineer stmr Caspar, r. 1108 Pierce
Raymond Henry, tailor, 1708 Polk
Raymond Henry A., barber, r. 5 Goodsell PI
Raym md John P., bookkeeper Alaska Packers Assn., r.
210 Powell
Raymond Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 368 Grove
Raymond Louise C. Miss, school teacher, r. 405 San Jose
Av
Raymond Maud Miss, compos'tor, r. 1211 j<olsom
Raymond Nellie, widow, r. 415 Natoma
Raymond Samuel a. M s., widow, r. 920 Polk
Raymond Thomas, r. 914 Lott
Raymond Timo'hy D., supt Union Glue Co., r. Alameda
Raymond Walter, waiter, r. 513 Castro
Raymond Wellintfton, pantryman, r. 613 Castro
Raymond William B., painter, r. 2728 Greenwich
RAYMOND ^ >VIIIT€OI»R, tourist agents, Car-
roll Hutchins agent, 87-88 Crocker BIdg
it^ K-iiymond. See Riimond and Rxmon
Raymo'ure V. G., shipping clerk Hale Bros, r. 324 Golden
Gate Av
Raynaud Albert T., teamster, r. 1003 Montgomery Av
Raynaud Charles, printer, r. 114 Francisco
Raynaud Felix A., clerk City of Paris, r. 203 Dorland
Raynaud Felix C, silversmith and galvanist, 832 Green-
wich
Raynaud Leonard, jeweler, r. 832 Greenwich
Raynaud Louis F., teacher music, r. 832 Greenwich
Rayner Edward S., bookkeeper W. A. Bei.jamin & Co.,
r. 21 Laskie
Rayner Sirah J., widow, r. 836i Twentv-secoiid
Rayne- Frank C, cashier The Fidelity Mutual Life As-
sooi ition, r. Oaklan 1
S^ Raynor. See Raner and Rayner
Rayus Anara, tanner, r. 504 Napa
Razle William, butcher, r. S s M South nr Tenth Av
Razzetto Emanuel F., cooper, r. 16 Vincent
Razzetto Fortunato, liquors, 527 Washmgton, r. 19185
Taylor
Razzetto Frank (Costa & Razzetto) r. 1507 Dupont
Razzetto Maria, widow, r. 16 Vincent
Razzetto Speranza, stenographer, r. 16 Vincent
Kazzo Christopher, gardener, E s Sau Jose Road nr Una-
dilla Av
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED ■nithout
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3ii% HYDB AT., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
a to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE IJHITED STATES BBEWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Re Abelard (Re Brothers) r. SE cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-fourth
Re Brotlieri (Henry and Abelard) cigar factory, SE cor
Potrei-o Av and Twenty-fourth
Re Henry (Re Brothers) r. SE cor Potrero Av and Twen-
ty-fourth
Rea Alice, widow, r. 318 Jones
Rea Annie E., widow, r. Alms House
Rea C. T., dentist, office and r. 9a Sixth
Rea Elizabeth, widow, r. 105 Leavenworth
Rea Elizabeth Miss, bookkeeper, r. 105 Leavenworth
Rea Geor.:e, tanner, r. 790 Folsom
REA IIEJVKl' L. (H. L. Rea & Co.) r. 808 Green
UEA H. L. «'b t;0. (Henry L. Re ) Internal Rev-iuue
brokers, 423 Washington, Telephone Main 1757
Rae John H. , clerk William Wainwritrht, r. 872 Mission
Rea L. Achille, painter, 1318 Stockton, r. 1314 Stockton
Rea Lizzie Miss, stenographer Pierce & Co., r. 105 Leav-
enworth
Rea R. A., 2d officer stmr Acapulco
Rea Robert, asst S. F. Free Public Lib^arj', r. 105 Leav-
enworth
Rea Samuel H., carpenter, r. 523 Jones
Rea Stefano, ^cavenger, r. 1013 Franc sco
Rea William, boilermaker, r. 454 Guerrero
Rea William J. (William J, Rea & Co.) and bookkeeper
Geo. Morrow & Co., r. Colma, Cal.
Rea William J. & Co. (William J. Rea) p oprietors Club
Stables 409 4 U Taylor
eS" Rea. See Rae, Rave, Reay, Rey and Rhea
Read Albert C. P., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Read Alfrel, carpenter, r. 615 Diamond
Read Arthur C. , watchmaker, r. 96 Belcher
Read Asher B., millwri.ht, r, 237 East
Re. id Charles, tinsmith, r. 2136 Stockton
Read Charles Jr., ilumber, r- 2136 Stockton
Read Decker, machini-^t. t. 710 Tennes ee
READ EDWARD B., >>» .«'«
■■lai-iiinery toiii|t<>iiiid<i, oil>>. a.vl<- Krea>«c,
and enuineers' snupiiips and aseiit L<trd'<«
Boiler €oiii|>oiini», l(> First, r. I'lU Fill-
iiKire
Read Edwin, carpenter, r. 615 Diamond
Read Egbert B., conduc or, r. 30Sb Bartlett
Read Krnest C, shoemaker, r. 615 Diamond
Read Everett, e ec'rici n, r. 32 Gro* e
Read Fannie E., widow, r. 1247 California
Read Frank, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
Read Frank E., clerk P. A. McDo aid, r. 813 Folsom
Read Frank W. (O. B. ^mith & Co.) r Alameda
Read Frederick W., cigars, SE cor Market ai.d Eighth, r.
1199 Market
Read George, ironfounder, r. 434J Clementina
Read George Jr., beltmaker. r. 434} Clementina
Read Henry L., ma ine solicitor New Zealand Insurance
Co., r. 2519 Washington
Read John, cutter r. 434i Clementina
Read John H., painter, r. 1109 Alabama
Read John J., liquors, lU Twenty -fourth
Read Lawrence W., clerk Forwarding Dept. Wells Fargo
& Co. , r. East Oakland
Read Leonard B., conductor, r. 308b Bartlett
Read Lil, carpenter Palmer &, Hey Type Foundry, r. Oak-
land
Read Peirl, saleslady Sanborn, Vail kCo., r. 393 Sixth
Read Richard (Read & Co.) r. 96 Belcher
Read Roy R., electrician, r. 30-b Bartlett
Read Thomas J., mining engineer, 214 Pine, room 52, r.
182H Sutter
Read Thoma-s W., furnace and range dept. W. W. Monta-
gue & Co., r. 1511 Webster
Read Walter C. (Read & Zahn) r. Oakland
Re 1.1 William, clerk C. M. Christoffe , r. 419 Stanyan
Read William, teamster, r. SE cor Sixth Av South andM
if?
Bl 3 ,-
STOVES
KND KITCHEN SUPPLIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
WD PUAPIUI AM 133 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
. D. V^nHrlflHIl of H.CUVILLIER a FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
REA
1244
REB
H-5
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Kead William D., clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Dept. .S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Read William D,. real estate, r. 32 Grove
Read William E , clerk Post Office, r. 825 Jackson
KK.4U<1<'4>- (t;icliarJ Read) paints and wall paper,
102.') Market, r. U(i tielcher
READ A £.*Hy (Walter C. Read and R. G. Zahn)
manufacturers brusi es, 113 Davis
Readberg Kmily. domestic 21l'3 buchanan
Reade Cbarles, driver, r. 13;S Henry
Reade Elizabeth, \vi low, furnis lej roims, r. 609 Pine
Reade Frank R , mining' engineer, 69 Chronicle Bldg, r.
Pacific Union Club
Reade F. William, attornev at law, 66 Chronicle Bldg, r.
MO Gearj'
Reade J cob I., mk grinder, r. 6 John
Reade James, expres-iuian, NW cor California and San-
some, r. 13S Henry
Reide James E., messenger, r. 138 Henry
Reide Li uise, widow, r. 271 i Lai.qana
Reade Paul, driver, r. 13S Henry
B^" Reade. See Reid, Reid, Reed, Khead and Wrede
Reading E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 504 Baker
Reading Frank M., jiaper hanger r. 1721 Devisadero
ey Reading. See Redding and Reding
Ready Florence, milhner, r. 330 Hickory Av
Ready George, elevator director Mills Bldg, r. 330 Hick-
ory Av
Rei('y Herbert (Murray k Keadj) r. Berkeley
Ready John, machine band, r. 330 Hickory Av
Ready Sarah A., widow, r. 3 0 Hickory Av
Ready W. H., marine en.ineer, r. 106 Eddy
i^" Rea '}'. See Reddy, R^edy and Rei iy
R agan Anita Miss, dressmaker, r. 246 Sevrnth
Reag.n Heber. marine fireman, r. 154 Tehama
Reagan James, extraman Tiuck 2, r. 939 Mission
Reai'an James O., section foreman S. P. Co., r. Ocean
V.ew
Reagan John, steelworker, r. 620 Hampshi-e
Reagan John, restanrant, 59 1 bird, r Alameda
Reagan John J., blacksmith, r. 4(8 Minna
Reagan Josei h, longshoreman, r. 154 Tehama
Reagan Julius R., clerk, r. 620 Hampshire
Reagan Lottie M ss, nurse, r. 1330 Washington
Reagan William W.. sign painter, r. 246 Seventh
^" Reag;in. See Regan and Raggn
Reagh A. M. Mrs., stenographer Sperrj' Flour Co., r.
Oakland
REAL ESTATE AXD DEVELOP9IE\T CO..
Edward H. Clark president. James B. Angell secre-
tary, 12 Montgomery, room 1
Real Estate and Room Renting Agency, Mary T. Kelley
'^c ( u., proprietors, 17 Phelan Bldg
REAL ESTATE 4'IR4'|:laR. Thomas Magee &
^^ Ills jiublishers, 4 Montgomery
REAL ESTATE PRK E LIST (monthly) George W.
Chapman publisher, 630 Market
Reali Carlo, tinsmith, r. 419.J Filbert
Reali Celeste, brassmolder, r. 410 Un on
Reali Giuseppe, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
Ream Henrj' b., fireman auxiliary room U. S. Mint, r.
Alameda
Rean er Jennie F., -.vidow, hairdresser, r. 1733 Oak
Reamer John L., cement paver, r. lOOS^ Minna
Reaney William, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. Oak-
land
Reaper Jacob, butcher, r. 31 Twenty-eighth
Rearden Francis J., clerk, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Reirdon Ada F. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 712 Sutter
Reardon Amb ose, messenger, r. 7141 Minna
Reardun Annie J., groceries and liquors. SW cor San
Bruno Av and Army
Reardon Austin F., laborer, Pac. Boiling Mills
Reardon Catherine, widow, r. 911 Sacramento
Reardon Charles, hackman, r. 1008 Washington
Reardon Charles A., carpenter, r. 614i Minna
Eearrion Daniel, asst Jlarket Inspector, r. 1310 Florida
Reardon Daniel J., secretary and treasurer Inter No«
Jewelry Co., 621 Market, r. 1215 Larkin
Reardon Dennis, r. 119 Ivy Av
Reard.in Dennis, stevedore, r. 665 Laidley
Reardon Dennis F., clerk, r. 1920 liuchanan
Reirdiin Edward D., engineer, r. 132 Oak
Reardon Ellen, widow, r. 132 • ak
Re.irdon Hannah Mrs., r. 15 Gene a
Reardon Honora, widow, r. 1008 Washington
Reardon James, carpenter, r. 25 Victor
Reardon James, contractor, r. 65 r .\iinna
Reardon James, expressman, r. 1114 De Haro
Reardon James, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Reardon James F., teamster, r. 132 Oak
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer, r. 331 Oak
Reardon Johanna, widow, r. 2106 Bryant
Reardon John, harness cleaner, r. 568 Mission
Reardon John, laborer, r. 15 Geneva
Reardon John, teamster, r. 25 Victor
Reardon John C, contractor, r. 6 McLea Court
Reardon John J., plumber, r. lOOS Washington
Reardon John M., teamster, r. 320 Clipper
Reardon John VV.. patternmaker, r. 132 Oak
R ardon Julia, wiuow, r. 1133 buchanan
Reardon Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 507i Hyde
Reardon Leonora, widow, lodgings, 1006 Washington
R. ardon L zzie Miss, stenographer The J. Dewing Co.,
Flood bldg, r. 1310 Fl riila
Reard .n Mary, domestic 1912 Vallejo
Reardo 1 .Mary .A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 507^ Hyde
Reardon Mau ice A., blacksmith, r. 2110 Golden GateAr
Reardon Michiel, butler 300 Haight
Reardon Michael, hostler, r. Hackmeir's Hotel
Reardon M. C. r. 514 Second
Reardon Micha. 1 H., carpenter, r. 560 Howard
Reardon Neil, policeman, r. 710 Castro
Reardon Patrick butcher, r. 1529 Howard
Reardon Patrick, laborer, r. 14d Clinton
Reardon Patrick, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
Reardon Patrick, sweejier, r. 543J Minna
Reardon Patrick H., manager The Rock Drill and Air
Compressor Machine Wks, Tehama PI, office 104
First r. 132 Oak
Reardo 1 Thomas, woolsorter, r. 23 Lanaton
Reardon Thomas 15., printer r. 507i Hyde
Reardcm Timothy, hostler, r. Hackme'ir's Hotel
Reardon Tin\othy A., helper, r. 331 Oak
Reardon William, tanner, r. Twenty-eighth and San
Bruno Av
Reardon William L.. clerk C. W. Craig & Co., r. cor San
Bruno Roail and Army
Reardon William T. cooper, r. 614i Minna
Reardon W. J., saddler, r. 815 Howard
eS" Reardon. See Rairdon, Rearden, Riordan and
O'Riord n
Reaser George W., solicitor Pacific Press Publishing Co.,
r. Oakland
Reaves Sidney, clerk E. C. Daily, r. Alameda
e^ Reaves. " See Reeves
Reavej' Andrew J., plumber, 503 Fourth, r. 13J Freelon
Reavey Ellen, widow, r. llOi Freelon
Reavey George C. , hamessm'aker, 1627 Market
Reavey James gilder, r. IIOJ Freelon
Reavey Thomas, maciii ist, r. 13J Freelon
Reay Alfred W., real estate, r. 627 Turk
Rea v Joseph W., real estate, 401 California, r. 915
O Farrell
it^ Reav. See Rae, Ray, R^a. Rey and Rhea
Rebbler "Frank. farmer, f. 416 Pacifi;
Reber George J., laborer, r. 320 Laidley
Reber Jac ib, iunk, 690 Brannan
Reber William, helper, r. 690 Brannan
Rebholtz Joseph, carpenter, r. 6141 Linden Av
Rebholtz Lawrence J., house pamter, r. 626 Linden Ay
Rebholtz Lillie Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Re holtz Louis, r. 27 East
Rebhi Itz William, molder, r. 617 Linden Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Mana-cr.
ALL IIPS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WOBi
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
SI MONTGOMEKV STREET, Room 20
The San FrariGisGe GALlL is a Sreat Newspaper
THF FITT7 niRF L* ♦"•^^'J ''X B^"'««". Merchants -nd Business Men
REB
245
RED
Eebholtz William L., painter, r. G:iU LiiiUen Av
Rebi)ri Louis, tiuits, 15S>7 Turk
Rebuttaro Lui|,'i, laborer, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Eebstjck Adaiph, granite and marble works, r. 40S Cen-
tral Av
Rebstoek Eugene E., bookkeeper Sbarboro & Co., r. 1228
Filbert
Rebstoek John, tailor, r. 122S Filbert
Rebstuck Peter F.. bjttler, r. 1117 Webster
Rebut Aina,nd, propiieior Mission Hotel, 111 Twenty-
sixth
Recall Jean, marker, r. 1602 Dolores
Recall Peter porter. Hotel Miramar
Reaiinier The, (i3:i Post
Recce Paul, marblecutter, r. 506i Greenwich
KKt^KIVLMIi II4>!!>PITAL €ITW. New City Hall
ICKCEPTIO.M THK, J M. Parker & Co. proprietors
Rech Charles, laborer, r. 1614 Harrison
KEC'll .lOiKPH, i-ecretary Hagemaun Brewing Co.,
71-75 Everett, r. 4L0a Eddy
Rech Nicholas, barber, r. 18 Central Av
Reeh Otto, clerk E dson Light and Power Co., r. 18
Central Av
Rechel Arthur W., varnisher, r. 23 Angelica
Rechel Chris., uph dsterer, r. 23 Angelica
Rechunbach Richard, cirpenter, r. S s West Park nr
Park Av
Rechet August B., printer, r. 926 Fi bert
Rechsteiner Emil, cirpenter, r. 129 Tenth
Rechensteiner Emil A., conductor, r. 129 Tenth
Rechensteiner Emil A., conductor, r. 615 Pine, rear
Rechter Henry, clerk William H. Jordan
Rechter Maria, widow, r. 450 Minna
Reck Albert, bo.\niaker. r. 643^ Tenth
Reck George, stencilcutter, r. 534 Wolfe
Reck George F., salesman, r. 1217 York
Reck Helen M., diessmaker, 712 Sutler
Reck Rudolph W., teacher of music, 1503 Market, r. 1217
York
Reckenbeil Citherine, widow, r. 624 Ash Av
Reckless Lynden, carpet beating and renovating, 228
Turk
Reckmatel Rudolph, mining engineer, r. 2219 Devisa-
dero
Recknagel William (Lassen & Recknagle) r. 552 Mission
Reckwardt Rudolph, manager of the O'Brien's Nur-
series Conservatory, r. 10 Capitol, Ocean View
Reclamation District No. 563,Tyler Island, Cal. office 506
Battery
Record Charles, r. 634 Waller
Record Edmund, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Record of Foreign and American Shipp ng (New York)
Horace H. Watson Jr. agent, 303 California, room 9
Record Richard, r. 116 Eddy
RECOUilKR CITV \fiO COUXTI, Hall of Rec-
ords, New City Hall
BEtRi iTiKt; ue:kdezvoi!s united states
.n.ilCI.V'E CORPS, 20 Ellis
RE< Rin IIV4; STATION, U. S. ARMY, 425 Mont-
gomery, 3d floor
Rector Alonzo H. , stairbuilder, r. 201 Holly
Rector Delos D., patternmaker, r. 201 Holly
Rector Eldridge N., law student, r. 740 Pi 'e
Rector James C, gripman, r. 515 Broderick
Recum Anna Miss, te;icher, r. 10.59J Broadway
Recvini Josephine, widow, r. lO.-'O.J Broadway
KEU MEN (Improved Order) hall, 320 Post
REI» MEN (Indepenient Order hall, 510 Bush
Red Men of America (monihly) W. I>. S. Harrington,
e;litorand manager, 14 McAllister
KE» MEN'S CEMETERY (Improved Order) N of Pt
Lobos Av nr Thiry-third Av
Red Star Line (New York and Philadelphia, Antwerp) G.
D. Fahnestick, general agent Pac. Ci>ast, 609 Market
Reddan Augut G., machinist, r. 311 Taylor
Reddan Henry W., r. 3H Taylor
Rekdaii H. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Taylor
H. S. BRIDGE « CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TJ^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs orp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imnorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a St)eciaUy
Qaliforpia Bottli9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1 4 1 3 E DD Y ST.
Reddan Louise M. Mis<, aclrcss, r. 311 Taylor
Redileii Alexander, gripmm, r. 10.'5 Post
Redden Charles F., salesman, r. 22 Valley
ICEi»l»IN« AtBEU'l P., secretary Pacific Sur ty
Co., 308 Sansome, r. 2324 Devi.sadero. TeltDhone
West 22 '^
Redding Fred G., cashier New York Life Ins. Co., 17-23
Mills Lldg, 2d floor, r. 413 Post
Redding George H., physician, 222 Post, rooms 16 and
17, r. 2100 Cal forma
Redding J. Mrs., widow, r 802 Ellis
KEl>l»IN4i .lOSEPII »., attorney at law, 35 Chronicle
Bldg. Telephone Main 612, r. 2123 Sacramento, Tel-
ephone VVes 411
Redding Maggie, widow, r. 802 Ellis
Redding Mary B., widow, r. 2100 California
KEIkllINO PRI.MARY SCHOOL, Miss Mary A.
Deane principil, S s Pine bet Larkin and Polk
BS^KeJding. See Heading and Reding.
Reddinger William F., restourant, r. 306 Twenty-si.xth
Reddington John 13., foreman cutter San Jose Woolen
Mill Co., r. 220O'Farrell
Reddington Martin, laborer, r. 128 Bernard
UEUOY, CAMPBELL •& .MElSoN (Patrick Reddv,
Joseph C. Camp ell and William H. Mctson) attor-
neys at law, 116 Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 1062
Reddy Celia, domestic 1414 Sacramento
Reddy Charles F. , butcher, r. Twelfth Av South bet P
and q
Reddy D., laborer, r. 55 Silver
Reddy Edward M., butcher, r. Twelfth Av South bet P
and Q
Reddy Frederick, laborer, r. Larkin nr Bush
Redly George T., butcher, r. 1230 Seventh Av South
Reddy John, but her, r. Twelfth Av South bet P and Q
Reddy John Mrs., liqu- rs, 502 Beale
Reddy John, saloon keeper, r. 908 Folsom
Reddy Margaret Miss, box trimmer, 1 Chesley
Red y Margaret A. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 1927 Filbert
Reddy Mary, widow, r. 1 Chesley
Reddy Michael, laborer, r. 215 State
Reddy Michael, laborer, r. Alms Hou.se
Reddy Michael G., laborer, r. 1927 Filbe'-t
Reddy Patrick (Keddy, Campbell & Metson) r. 2717 Pa-
cific Av
Reddy Walter, but her, r. 945 Twelfth Av South
B^Reddy. See Ready, Reedy and Reidy.
Rede Gor on U., clerk Board of Fire Underwriters of
the Pacific, r. 1 58 California
Redecker Au'.'ust, (A. Becker & Co.) r. 14 Third
UEDECKER RUDOLPH, with F. Hillens & Co., r.
719.i Bush
Redell Charies M. P., upholsterer, r. 323} Ivy Av
Relell Elward, bricklayer, r. 317 Leavenworth
Redell Elijah W., carpet la^'er, r. 3 Haight
Redell Frank E., collector, r. 320 Taj lor
Redell Jennie Miss, r. 207 Fell
Redell William H., assistant foreman Chas. M. Plum &
C... r. 213 Clipper
Redeuilk August J., compositor, r. 1320 Stoikton
Redeuilk Eugene, pressman, r. 3} Maiden Lane
KEI»FEK\ MOUSE. Mrs. C. De Saville proprietor,
ladies' tailoring, 217 Post
Redfern James C, blacksmith, r. 1234 Mission
Redfield Francis E., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co.. r. 1921 Taylor
Redford William B., bartender, r. 22 Eddy
Redican John, clerk Bay City Market, r. 230 Haight
Redine Hermann, janitor Viavi Co., NW cor Van Ness
Av and Vallejo
Reding Jacob W., liquors, 1217 Market, r. 789^ Steven-
sou
fff" Reding. See Reading and Redding
Redinger Michael, waiter, r. 822J Broadway
Redington Alfred P., clerk Redington & Co.
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
REDI.\GTO\ CHAKLES II., assistant to Treasurer
S. P. Co., 21 Union Trust Bldg, r. Oakland
Redington Francis, machinist, r. 244 Fell
Redinvton James, mining superintendent, r. 205 Hyde
Redinjfton Joseph, blacksmith, r. 17.V Dou>;lass
Redington Joseph Jr., plumber, r. 17i Douglass
Redinyton Joseph F., laborer, r. 17^ Douglass
Redington M. A. , gardener, r. 128 Bernard
Redington William P. (Redington & Co.) r. The California
REDINGTON & CO. .r,.,,.. p.
Keaiuston, ihristiaii W. !»iiiith an«l
Isaac S. lOffln. Andrew t. CoHin special)
liiiliitrters and Jobbers drags, essential
oils, patent medicines, glassware, sponges
and fancy goods, SE cor Stevenson and
!«econd. Telephone Main 4
t£^ Redington. See Reddington
Redley John, tailor, oil Fourth
Redlick Abraham, r. 1219 Mason
Redlick Abe L., clerk, r. 1219 Mason
Redlick Henry, loan office, 52 Third, r. 1219 Mason
ReJlick Joseph, r. 1219 Mason
Redlick Ludwig, r. 1219 Mason
Redlick Solomon, r. 1219 Mason
Redlington Thomas, foreman cellar W. W. Montasup &
Co., r. 19 Lapidge
Redman Joseph B., clerk Smedberg & Mitchell, r. 2017
Sacramento
Redman Joseph R., physician and surgeon, office 105
St. Ann's Bldg, r. 0 Eddy
Redman Lander A. (Van Xess & Redman) attorney at
law, 28 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 2017 Sacramento
Redman Michael, wharf bu Ider, r. l.nS Mi-son
Redman Patrick, stable foreman Sutter St. Rv.. r. 309
First Av
Redmond Aloysius, car repairer, r. 309 First .\v
Redmond Bridget, widow, r. 15 Fed. ral, rear
Redmond Brothers (John E. and George J.) druc^sts
Eddy and Polk ^ '
r. 212 Van
J<W,
forelady Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1023+
Redmond Delia,
Natoma
Redmond Dennis, tailor, 1172 Harrison, r. 1145 Harrison
Redmond Edward J., helper J. C. Lemmer & Co r 311
Day ■ '
Redmond Elizabeth, domestic 15 Federal, rear
Redmond Ezekiel, clerk W. W. Montague & Co r 17
Vernon ' '
Redmond George J. (Redmond Bros.) r. 916J O'Farrell
Redmond Henrietta, widow, r. 333 Eddy
Redmond James, seaman, r. 107 Shipley
Redmond J. Enmiet (Redmond Bros.) r. 916 O'Farrell
Redmond Johanna, wid^w, r. 1S08 Turk
Redmond John, boilermaker, r 311 Day
Redmond John, laborer, r. 19 Federal
Redmond John, weaver, r. 309 First Av
Redmond John, window cleaner, r. 15 Federal rear
Redmond John T., clerk, r. 421 Eleventh
Redmond Joseph, policeman, r. 1938 San Carlos Av
Redmond Joseph, solderer, r. 1145 Harrison
Redmond Mary, domestic r. 15 Federal, rear
Redm.nd Matthew, capitalist, r. Lick Hou^e
Redmond Mattie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros r 9164
O'Farrell
Redmond Michael, engineer, r. 311 Dav
Redmond Michael Jr., laundryman, r.'sil Dav
Redmond Michael F., contractor and builder r '>-'05
De\-isadero
Redmond Nellie, domestic 15 Federal, rear
Redmond Patrick, foreman Sutter St. Rv, r. 309 First
Av
Redmond Samuel, marine engineer, r. 1312 Harrison
Redmond William E., miner, r. 916i O'Farrell
Redmond William J., tile setter, r.'l7 Vernon
REItXALL >VILLIA.H IV.
2312 Market
Redner Frank, compositor, r. 712 Kearny
Redo Joaquin, proprietor stmr Manuel Dublan r Palace
Hotel
Redpath William, shipwright, r. 510 Douglass
Redstone Lillie Miss, lecturer, r. 1404a Masonic Av
Redstone Ruth Miss, actress, r. 14e4a Masonic Av
e^" Redstone. See Radston
Redwood City Navigation Co., Selbv Bros, agents 307
Sansome, room 1
Redwood Court, N s Howard bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Redwood Manufacturers' Association, George D. Grav
president, 4 Caliinrnia
Ree J., seaman stmr Walla Walla
Reeb Benjamin, salesman Columbian Woolen Mills, r.
211 M'jntgomery
Reeb Elia#, manufacturer, r. 2206 Jackson
Reeb Frederick, r. SE cor India Av and Naples
Reece Button Hole Machine Co.. Alviu D Ajres agent
13GS Market '
Reece Mary, widow, r. 1807 Powell
Reed A. Mrs., r. 459 Jessie
KEED .1. L., auditor Fidelity Mutual Aid Association
316 California
Reed Alfred, master mariner, r. Empire City, O.-con
Reed Alfred A., clerk r. 2422 Mission
Reed Alvin B.. carrier Post Office, r. 118 Collingwood
Reed Anslem V., jeweler Hammersmith & Field, r 817
Turk
Reed Arthur H., compositor, r. 12 Adair
Reed B. H. Mrs., widow, r. 138 Twentv-sixth
Reed C. C, watertender stmr Rio de Janeiro
Reed- Cecil C, canvasser Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 309 Hyde
Reed Charles, lodginsre, 624 Wash'ngton
Reed Charles. pantrvTuan stmr Australia
Reed Charles, upholsterer, 1531 Mission
Reed Charles H., musician, r. 606 Hayes
Reed Charles J., messenger Am. Dis. Tel. Co., r 1231 J
Castro
Reed Charles W., conductor, r. 1413 Guerrero
Reed Charies W., pilot, 506 Batterv, r. 2018 Geary
KEED CHARLES WESLEV."attoriiev at law, 39-40
Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Reed Christopher, plumber, r. 609 I\-v Av
Reed Claus, waiter, r. 20 Wildey Av
Reed Daniel H., salesman, r. 1222 Mission
Reed David, carpenter, r. 3 Howard Covart
Reed David E., teamster, r. 126 Clara
Reed Dora, widow, restaurant, 432 Geary
Heed Edward E., teamster, r. 218 Dorland
Reed Edward F., contractor, r. 216 Waller
Reed Eleanor A. Mrs., r. 120^ Turk
Reed Elias. shirt mnfr, r. 2206 Jackson
Reed Ella A. Mrs., nurse C. and C. Hospital
Reed Ella P. Miss, stenographer, r. 330 Fourth Av
Reed Ellen, widow, r. 545 Folsom
Reed Ellen J., widow, r. 1425 Washington
Reed Emma L. Miss, stenographer New England Mutual
Life Insurance Co.. r. The Oliver
Reed Fayette H. , asst paymaster Market St. Ry Co., r.
2915 Laguna
Reed F. E., r. 208 Eddy
Reed Frank, commercial traveler, r. .506 Jones
Reed Frank F., compositor, r. 1421 Mason
Reed Frank L., mining, r. 330 Fourth At
Reed Frank W., r. 20 Wildey Av
Reed Fred A., lumberman, r. 302 Fourth
Reed Frederick, librarian, r. 2422 Mission
Reed George, painter, r. 3501 Fillmore
Reed George Mrs., furnished rooms, 545 Folsom
Reed George C, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r. 2528
Washington
Reed George S., clerk De LoUa 4 Deussing
Reed George F. , machini-t, r. 41 Natoma
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KIPS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOEK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?;Lr.^:fr«?J-
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER A. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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Reed George L., messenger, r. 819 Larkin
Reed George L., patternmaker, r. 801 Van Ness Av
Reed George R., (G. R. Reed & Co.) also (Reed & Good-
man) r. 2325 Sutter
Reed George S., carpenter, r. Alms House
KEKD 4iEOK4iiE W., secretary C. D. Bunker & Co.,
502 Batterj-, r. Sausalito
Reed Gertie Miss, cashier Litchfield & Page, r. 146 Clara
Reed Gertie, widow, r. 146 Clara
Reed G. R. & Co. (George R. Reed and Wallace J. Palm-
er) mnfrs candy, 113 Powell
Reed Harriet E. Miss, stenographer C. A. Hooper & Co. ,
r. li>32 Buchanan
Reed Helen L. Miss, r. 2220 Sacramento
Reed Henry, porter stmr Eureka
Reed James, chief engineer stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Reed James, lahorer, r. 106 Hickory Av
Reed James A., hroommaker, r. 2 J Rose Av
Reed James A., shoemaker, r. 405 Natoma
Reed James F., musical director Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 123 Liberty
Reed John, r. 871 Market
Reed John A., 3d asst engineer stmr Walla Walla, r. 41
Natoma
Reed John B., carpenter, r. W s Boise nr Powhattan
Reed John E., driver, r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Jolm L., plumber, r. 5 Alemany Av
Reed John S., carpenter, r. 327 Geary
Reed John W., clerk, r. 109 Diamond
Reed Joseph, baker Eclipse Cracker Co.
Reed Joseph, horseshoor, r. 320 Minna
Reed Joseph liquors, 625 Seventh
Reed Joseph Mrs., proprietor Continental Lodging
House, 521 Pacific
Reed Joseph, seaman stmr Progreso
Reed Joseph J., jeweler, r. Alameda
Reed J. W., veterinary surgeon, r. 1346 Market
Reed Kate, widow, r. Alms House
Reed L., oiler stmr City of Puebla
Rted Lucy H., widow, r. 1018 Page
Reed Maria, widow, dressmaker, r. 1703 Church
Reed Marquette, widow, r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Mary, domestic, r. 637 Locust Av
Reed Mary, widow, r. 10 > Ridley
Reed Michael, bakery, a| Rose Av
Reed Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 627 Octavia
Reed Minnie S., teacher kindergarten, r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Nellie T. Miss, with Firemans Fund Insurance Co.,
r. 899 Pine
Reed Nicholas, shoemaker, r. 1110 Elm Av
Reed Nicholas A., stockcutter, r. NE cor Pierce and
Turk
Reed Octavis P., foreman New Telegrajih Stables, r. 112
New Montgomerj'
Reed Orville F., porter, r. 226 Taylor
Reed R. Cecil, clerk Or. Imp. Co., r. Berkeley
Reed Robert, brassfinisher, r. 69 Natoma
Reed Robert, machinist, r. 733 Twenty-first
Reed Robert, separator, r. 1515 California
Reed Russell F., printer, r. 309 Hyde
Reed Rusell P., helper, r. 2024 Powell
Reed Samuel B., bookkeeper Cluff Bros., r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Samuel E., carpenter, r. 232 Hickory Av
Reed Sarah, v/idow, r. 2933 Clay
Reed S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Silas W., bakery and dairy produce, 819 Larkin
Reed Theodore Y. Mrs., r. 1332 Buchanan
Reed Theron Y. Mrs. , r. 1332 Buchanan
Reed Thomas, boxmaker, r. 1 Jefferson
Reed Thomas, clerk Pac. Carriage Co., r. 609 Ivy Av
Reed Thomas, driver, r. 48 Eighth
Reed 'J'hon\as, planer man Union Bo.\ Factory
Reed Thomas, porter, r. 1309 Mason
Reed Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 2311 Harrison
Reed Vara Miss, r. 110 Alabama
Reed Walter, porter, r. 510 Mission
Reed W. 13., r. Goldon Gate Hotel
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
ALL Nr\JlONS DRI/\K
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Reed William, r. 817 Turk
Reed William, clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 18i Laurel PI
Reed William, insurance, r. 334 Clay
Reed William, paperhanger, r. Alms House
Reed William, solar printin-, 306 Turk, r. 532 Turk
Reed William C, r. 430 Geary
Reed William E., clerk Pi.st Office, r. 1617 Powell
Reed William G., r. 762 San Jose Av
Reed William H. (Reed & Cleve)r. 130 Page
Reed William H., laborer, r. 1625 Howard
Reed William H. , laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Reed William J., captain U. S. A. (retired) r. 2528 Wash-
ington
Reed W'illiam J., machinist, r. 501 Napa
Reed William L., driver, r. 1103 Folsom
Reed William L., solar printer, r. 306 Turk
Reed WiUiam P., weigher, r. 1109 Filbert
Reed William T. W., gripman, r. 304 Eighth
Reed W. N. bricklayer, r. 130 Precita Av
Reed W. W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 204 Ellis
Reed & Cleve (W. H. Reed and C. T. Cleve) pattern
makers, 225 First
Reed & Goodman (George R. Reed and Charles S. Good-
man) prihtinu- anil litho inks and photo engravers'
supplies, 513 Sacramento
0W Reed. See Read, Reade, Reid and Wrede
Reede James W., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co..
r. 109 Diamond
ITHOSCBUTTERWORTHi
N2e3 ess 227 TEWTH 5TREET 1:
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Reeder James A., teamster, r. 752 San Jose Av
Reedy Joseph, carpenter, r. 214 State
MS?" Reedy. See Ready, Reddy xnd Reidy
Reehill Thomas, cooper, r. 50 Mission
Reen Michael, salesman, r. 961 Mission
Reeng Daniel, blacksmith, r. 114 Thirteenth
Reeing Daniel J., blacksmith, r. 410 Eddy
Recocone P.. ropemaJier, r. 11 Jaspar PI
Rees Charles S., electrician, r. 342 Fourth
Rees David, carpenter, r. 30!»h Steiner
Rees David, caritenter, r. 715 Howard
Rees D.ivid, longshoreman, r. 528 Howard
Rees David R., miner, r. 2759 Mission
Rees Edmond, civil engineer, r. 925 Broadway
Rees Frank D., engineer, r. 309b Steiner
Rees Hitbert, stenographer F. A. Berlin
Rees John, master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Rees Samuel I., c'.erk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1525 Scott
Rees Thomas, engineer, r. 503 Folsom
Rees William T., tinsmith, r. Frank Place
Reese Anastacia E., widow, nurse, r. 22 Wetmore Place
Reese Charles, clerk Dennis Carroll, r. 1701 Church
Reese Charles H., janitor, r. 425 Cedar Av
Reese Conrad V., cabinetmaker Cal. Car Wks
Reese Elizabeth A. Miss, laundress, r. 811 Capp
Reese Evan L., manager Bodie Railway and Lumber Co.,
310 Pine, room 18, r. 628 Sutter
Reese George, liquors, NE cor Howard and Main
Reese Harriet, widow, r. NW cor Beach and Lyon
Reese Isham T., wholesale grocer, r. 417 Montgomery,
3d Hoor
Reese John, rancher, r. Corbett Road
Reese John H., gripman. r. 3033 Pine
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Reese Le.m, blacksmith, r. 2«36^ Sutter
Reese Margaret, widow, r. 811 Capp
Reese Otto L., carpenter, t: SE cor H and Fourth Av
Reese William, sh emaker, 122 Seventh, r. 903 Noe
ffi^ Reese. See Reas, Rees, Reis and Reiss
KEESK'S BLOCK, W s Battery bet Pine and Cali-
fornia
Reeve Christojjher C. V., clerk, secretary and controller
S P. Co., liOl Pine
Reeve Fred N., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 903 Guer-
rero
Reev e George F., merchant tailor, r. 903 Guerrero
Reeve John L., physician and surgeon, office and r. 303
Clement
Reeve Reuben, furnished room«, r. 1 Polk
Reeves Austin J., painter, r. 311 Fulton
Reeves KdwarU, carriadre trimmer, r. 314b Waller
Reeves Frank A., packer, r. 41.') Post
Reeves George A., with Well Fargo & Co., r. 605 Post
Reeves George B. , r. 1228 Market
Reeves George H., clerk S. P. Co., r. S3.5 Valencia
Reeves George H. Jr., clerk S. P. Co., r. 835 Valencia
Reeves James, teamster, r. 240 Fifteenth
Reeves James J., paintmaker, r. 410 Dolores
Reeves J. F., r. New Weste n Hotel
Reeves John, driver, r. 535 Seventeenth
Reeves Kate, widow, r. ii-i Natoma, rear
Reeves Margaret, widow, furnish d rooms, 605 Post
Reeves R., waiter stmr Santa Rosa
Reeves Richard, cierk r. 1850 Stevenson
Reeves Sidney K., clerk, r. 311 Fulton
Reeves William, elevatorman 123 California, r. 8 Harriet
Reeves William, gardener, r. E s Collins nr Point Lobos
Av
Reeves William A., tinsmith, r. 1820 Stevenson
Reeves William J., carpenter, r. 311 Fulton
e^ Reeves. See Reaves
Reevey Catherine, stenographer, r. 125 Oak
Reffenburg Wesley, hostler, r. 206 Va'encia
Regalia Giovanni, cork, utter, r. 9 Pollard PI
Regallo John J., driver, r. 546J Sixth
Regan A., coalpasser stmr Pomona
Regan Agnes G. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan A. L., r. Hotel Alexander
Regan Amelia, domestic 925 Fourteenth
Regan Catherine, teacher school, r 610 Lombard
Regan Charles J., pa\er, r. ^7 Albion Av
Regan Cornelius, butcher, r. NE c r Railroad Av and
Fifth Av South
Regan Cornelius T., cook, r. 565 Stevenson
Regan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 268 Clara
Regan Daniel, tailor, r. 2.56 Minna
Regan Edward I. (Mc >onald & Regan) r. 2013 Ellis
Regan Frank J., clerk general manager S. P. Co., r. 499i
Fourth ^
Regan Jacob, clerk Delivery Deot W. U. Tel Co r
1126J Gol. en Gate Av ' • ■> •
Regan James, clerk Tobin & Tobin, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan James, laborer, r. 25^ Norfolk
Regan James, laborer, r. 593 Ash Av
Regan James A., teamster, r. 25 Norfolk
Regan James I. (Gaskill & Hegan) r. 133 Diamond
Regan James P., druggist T. F. Blake, r. 119 Perry
Regan James W., hardware, r. lOOi Natoma
Regan Jennie, domestic 1358 Post
Regan Jerei iah, r. 32 J Langton
Regan Jeremiah, butch, r, r. 12141 Seventh Av South
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 410J Natoma
Regan Jeremiah, paver, r. 27 Albion Av
Regan Jeremiih Jr., shoemaker, r. 27 Albion Av
R(g n Jciemiah H., eiuineer, r. 407 Van Ness Av
Re-sn John, bookkeerei-, r. lilAk S. venth At South
Regan John, compositor, r. 613 Mission
Regan John, fi.rmer, r. 131 Diamond
Regan John, laborer r. 2h4 Fifth
Regan John, laborer, r. 410-5 N itoma
Regan John, laborer, r. 456 Natoma
Regan John, laborer, r. 6.18 Minna
Re,'an John, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 339 First
Regan John J., fireman stmr Mariposa, r. liy Perry
Reg.tn John J., liquors. Sixth Av South nr L
Re.;an .lohn K., electriciai, r. Halace Hotel
Regan Joseph, clerk, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan Joseph, teamster, r. 1214.i Seventh Ay South
Regan Joseph T., d.iiryman, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan Julia, widow, r. N s Eleventh Av South bet N
and P
Regan Kate, domestic 1501 Van Ness Av
Rsjun L. Mrs., r. 216 Ninth
R3.;an Margaret, widjw, r 15 Alta, rear
Regan M irgar jt .Miss, r. 1 '. Alta, rear
Regan Martin, longshoreman r. 26 Tehama
Regan Mary, widow, r. N s Sixth Av South bet L and M
Regan Mary A. Miss, stenographer Francis W. Van
Reynegom, r. 114 Thirteenth
Regan Michael, expressman, r. 727 Twenty-third
Regan Michael J., groceries and liquors, 224 Ritch
Regan P. , conductor, r. Crotton Av
Regan Patrick, calker, r. 119 Perry
Regan Patrick, garde er, r. 125 Francisco
Regan Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Regan Patrick D., laborer, r. 815 Lauiel Av
Regan Patrick E., driver, r. 1106 UniL.n
Regan Richard, laborer, r. 1029 Minna
Regit 11 Sarah wiilow, r. 708 Jones
Regan Thomas, r. 1429 Mission
Regan Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Slarket
Regan Thomas, longshoreman, r. ;i9 Tehama
Regan Thomas, paver, r. 11 Joy Av
Regan Timothy, butcher, r. Fourth Ay South bet M
and N
Regan Timothy, clerk, r. 125 Francisco
Regan Timothy, groceries ami liquors, 256 Minna
Regan Timothv, plasterer, r. 658 Mini a
Regan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 27 Albion Av
Regan Timothy F., teamster, r. N s Eleventh Av South
bet N and P
REGAN VAPOR ENGINE CO.
(lu(-i»rpi»rate<l; t'laiicis 4 uillni; pre«iiiriit.
Milliaiii .I.Ca«e.v .secretary, 309<tll Now
ard. Trlephone Main IG4»
Regan William, laborer, r. 37 Minna
Regan William, teamster, r. 1108 Treat Av
Regan William, teamster, r. 1214^ Seventh Av South
Regan William, watchmaker, 516 San Jose Av
Regan William J., real estate, r. 109 Mont<romery
Regaudiat Alfred J. P., compositor, r. 7 Wetmore PI
Regdon T. A. Mrs., r. 732 Pine
Regen Henry H.. shoemaker, r. 263 Octavia
RI-lGEKiiiBIIKfiKR ALFRED E.. physician and
specialist for diseases of the skin, 330 Sutter, r. 415
Regensburger Arthur T., assistant
tor, r. 2018 Buchanan
interment mspec-
REGENSBURGER ARTHUR. T.,
Dn Q deiitiot, lit «;»ary, lole-
• U. Oaf phone .llain 11»7, r. 3316
lalirornia
Regensburger Babette, widow, r. 2506 Clay
Regensburger C. Mrs., widow, r. 2216 California
Reg. n^burger Edward, clerk Edward P. Levy, r. 1306
" Ellis
Regensburger Emma Miss, r. 2216 Califoniia
Regensburger Joseph L., bo.)kkeeper Bibo, Newman &
Ikenbertr r. 13"i 6 Kllis
REGENSBURGER MARTIN .»..
sUlan an<l sursoon, S|)ei-iali!>t bor iskin
anil venereal diseases, office 114 deary.
Telephone Main 1197, r. 3»43 Clay, Tele-
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Regensbur^er Melville M. (Bier & Kegeiisburger) r. 1430
McAllister •
Regensburger Samuel H., attornej- at law, 319 Pine,
rooms 1-2, r. 3014a Sacramento
Regensburger Sigmund, bookkeeper, r. 130C Ellis
Regensburger William, barber, r. 702 Vallejo
Regent Hall, 1702 Fillmore
Reger Parry A. (Reger & Atwater) r. Alameda
Reger & Atwater (Parry A. Reger and William E. At-
water) electrical equipments and street railway sup-
plies, 214 Pine, rooms 24-25
Reggas Peter, fruit dealer, 433 Sutter, r. 227 Bush
Reggoire Marco, modeler, r. 3 Jasper PI
Regina M. , waiter Golden West Hotel
Regini Joseph, milkman, r. 1323 Minna
RE<;i!^TK.4K OF VOTERS, William M. Hinton,
New City Hall, basement
Regie Jennie Miss, tailoress, r. 614J Minna
Regie John, r. 614} Minna
Regit Charles, woolwasher. r. S s Lyell nr Mission Road
Regli Edward, milker, r. S s Sickles Av, Ocean View
Regit Felix, driver, r. Stiver Av nr Scott Av
Regli Frank, hostler, r. 9 Manning PI
Regli Jacob, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av South nr H
Regli John, proprietor Six Mile House, W s Mission
Road nr Countj' Line
Regli Joseph, r. 2330 Greenwich
Regli Joseph (Regli & Muther) r. S s Sickles Av, Ocejn
View
Regli Joseph, cook, r. 146a Tehama
Regit Jos -ph, laborer, r. S s Geneva Av nr Tara
R«gli Joseph J., dairyman, r. S 8 Croke nr Mission Road
Regli Robert, liquors, 401 Pine, r. 336^ Tehama
Regli Stanilaus (Russi & Regli) r. Scott Av nr Stiver Av
Regli Thadeus, helper, r. 2ly Seventli
Regli & Muther (Joseph Regli and Frank Muther) dairy,
N s Sickles Av, Ocean View
Regnaud Alphonse, cook, r. 539 Vallejo
Regner Fraijk A., barber, r. 420 Powell
Regner Jerome L. , patternmaker, r. 420 Powell
Regnter Herman, bartender, r. 100 Bernard
Regnter Lucian, pressman, r. Golden Gate, Oal.
Regnier Mary, widow, r. 100 Bernard
Regnier Paul A., foreman Geo. H. TayCo., r. 4 Hopetuii
Terrace
Regnier William A., porter, r. 100 Bernard
Reifolt Vittorio, waiter, r. 1012 Montgomery
RehaiTe Ernest, confectioner, 405 Twenty-fourth
Rehbeig Frank, laborer, r. 207 Mississippi
Rehbruder Alexis A., r. 1148 Sutter
Rehder Henry, teamter, r. 1731 Market, rear
Rehder Jacob, butcher, r. 830.^ Harrison
Rehearst William, gardener, r. 623 Walnut Av
Rehfeld Adolj)!), barber, 995 Market, r. 444i Jessie
Rehfield Julius, salesman Chicago Clothing Co. ,r. 1124
Turk
Rehfisch Morris (Rehflsch k Co.) r. 1910 Scott
Rehfisch Paul (G. M. liutz & Co.) 2.i28 Pine
REHFI!$CH «k CO. (Morris Rehfisch and Emanuel
Epstein) stock and bond brokers, 316 Pine
Rehill Fleming W. , bookkeeper and cashier Percy Beam-
ish, r. 410 Van Ness Av
Rehker William, cigar packer, r. 1916 Greenwich
Rehlberg Frank, blacksmith, r. 8 San Antonio
Rehling James, deputy U. S. Marshall, r. 235 O'Farrell
REH.U BROTHERS (Charles F. and Henry F.) gro-
cers, tea and wine merchants, NE cor Bush and
Buchahan
Rehm Charles F. (Rehm Bros.) r. 1902 Buchanan
Rehm Henry F. (Rehm Bros.) r. 1938 Bush
Rehm Jacob, watchman, r. 508 Francisco
Rehm William, engineer, r. 3 Elizabeth
Rehn Carl J., tailor, 33 Donohoe Bldg, r. 921 Fourteenth
Rehn Charles, plumber and tinsmith, 2814 Sixteenth, r.
2016 Mission
Rehn Frederick, waiter, r. 2016 Mission
Rehn Louis, r. 6 Montgomery Court
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Rehn Victor, cabinet maker, r. 28 Bank
Rehnstrom Charles H. (O. W. Nor J well & Co.) r. 914
Capp
Rehorst WtUiam, gardener, r. 1409 Leavenworth
Rehper William, cigar {)acker, r. 1916 Greenwich
Rehwald Charles F., liquors, 1073 Market, r. 1032 Mis-
sion
Rei Giuseppi, fruits, 1028 Stockton
Reibel Etienne, baker, r. 537^ Stevenson
Rei bell Frank, butcher, r. 27 East
Reible John, b.rtender, r. M nr Twelfth Av South
Reice Rebecca Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Kroh-
man, r. 1407 Octavia
Reich Adolph, butcher, r. 442 Second
R ich Charles L., dental student, r. 1705 Polk
Reich Frederick, carrier Post Office, r. 67 Clementina
Reich Hugo, clerk Abramson HeunischCo.,r. 407 Powell
Reich Ignatz, salesman, r. 1 431 Webster
Reich John, shoemaker, 1705 Polk
Reich Joseph, bookkeejier, r. 410a Eddy, rear
Reich J. Henry, salesman, r. 312 Gough
REICH liEOPOIiD (Buyers Reich) r. 1431 Webster
Reich Michael, laborer, r. 319 Seventeenth
K?~ Reich. See Rich
Reichard Theophilus, artist, 25 Post, r. Alameda
Retchardt Otto, painter, r. 50 Palmer
Reichardt Otto, varieties, 1630 Eddy
g^ Reichardt. SeeReichert and Richart-
Reichel Frank, musician, r. 2422 Greenwich
Keichelt Ernest D., deckhand, r. 307 Twenty-sixth
Reichen Frederick, laborer, r. 121a Shipley
Reichenbach Paul, baker, r. 772 Mission
Reichenberg Bernhard V., merchant, 632 Market, r. 1015
Polk
Reichenberger Joseph, milker, r. 638 Commercial
Reichert Edward (Reicheit & Co.) r. 1101 Van Ness Av
Reichert Frederick, real estate dealer and proprietor Tlie
Crown, 29 Grant Av
Reichert Julius, clerk, r. 509 Lyon
Reichert Theodore, office 43 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. The
Baldwin
Reichert & Co. (Edward Reichert) junk, 719 Battery
OS' Reichert. See Richert
Reichhold Charles, carpenter, r. 1310 Scott, rear
Re chhold Louis, patternmaker S. F. Pattern Wks, r.
Oakland
Reichley George, contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 534 Hermann
Reichlin Frank, laborer, r. N s Army nr Castro
Reichling A. H., clerk F. & L. F. Reichltng, r. Oakland
Reichling Caspar (Snyder & Reichltng) r. 1121 Ellis
Reichling F. (F. & L. F. Reichling) r. Oakland
REICHLING r. A I. F., proprietors Pacific Refin-
ery and Assay office. 404 Montgomery
Reichling Frank C, cabinetmaker, r. 18 Dale PI
Reichling Joseph A., cabinetmaker, r. 1529J Dolores
REICHLINV L. F. (F. & L. F. Reichling) secretary
Kennedy Mining and Milling Co. and secretary Anita
Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.) 404 Montgomery
r. Oakland
Reichmann Charles, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Reichmann Gustave H., teacher navigation, 95 Stewart
£>^ Reichmuller. See Ritchmuller
Reichnuith Anttjn, cellarman, r. SW cor Folsom and
Army
Reichnuith Frank, proprietor San Brnno Hotel, 20 San
Bruno Av
Retchnmth Louts, liquors, NE cor Nebraska and Tr, enr
ty-fifth
Reichstetter George, butcher, r. 807 Railroad Av
Reichstetter Gottlieb, foreman Miller & Lux, r. t07 Rail-
road Av
Reichstetter Henrj', butcher, r. 807 Railroad Av
Reichstetter William, butcher, r. 807 Railroad Av
Reichwald Paul, clerk John Mangles, r. 3 Mary Lane
Reichwald Paul, nurse, German Hospital
Reichy James, r. 781 Haight
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R«id Albeit, messenger, r. 15 Elizabeth
Reid Albert J., stone cutter, r. 727 Seventeenth
Rrad Alice, candyuiaker, r. 15 Elizabeth
Reid Andrew, engineer stuir San Bias, r. 507 Seventli
Reid Annie Miss, r. 438 Elizabeth
<Reid Archibald, cutter, r. 724 Twentieth
Reid Austin R., canvasser, r. 319 Minna
Reid Bessie A., widnw, r. 250J Minna
KEID BROTHKKS (James W. and Merntt J.) archi-
tects, 15-17 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, Telephone Mam
Keid Charles, driver, r. San Bnuio Av opi> Fifteenth A\
South
Reid Charles, watchman, r. 1009 Eiffhteenth
Reid Chris, jjliuuber, r. NW cor Gough and McAllister
Reid Chri-iU)pher, grocer, r. 958 Harrison
Reid Clarence G., bricklayer, r. 727 Seventeenth
Reid David, marine engineer, r. 1110 Union
Reid Edward, clerk, r. 905i Mission
Reid Edward, teamster, r. 126 Clara
Reid Eliz:ilieth Miss, clerk, r. 15 Elizabeth
Keid Ellen, widow, r. II Gilbert
Reid George, blacksmith, r. 1110 Union
Reid George, clerk, r. 15 Elizabeth
Reid George F., cancer specialist. otBce and r. .i4o Mis-
Reid George W., clerk The Maze, r. 427 Grove
Reid George W., Grand High Priest, I. O. O. F., r.
Santa Cruz
Reid Ge<irge W., gioceries, 1142 Folsom, r. 235 Page
Reid Heurj , finisher, r. 13 Pearl
Keid Henry, teamster, r. S s Sagamore bet Cajiitol and
Phnumth, Ocean View
Reid Heinv H., attorney at law, 2 Jlontgomery Block, r.
318 Turk
Reid Ida. nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Keid Isaac J., color mixer, r. 1012 Clay
Reid .Fames, engineer, rr 107 Junij^r
Reid James, h.seman Engine 19, r. 120 Waller
Reid James, master mariner, r. 720 Harrison
Reid James, painter, r. lUU Stevenson
Reid James, shoemaker, r. 13 Pearl
Reid James, special i)oliceman, r. 837 Twenty-third
fleid James D., painter, r. 12 Bond
KEfO JAUE!* S., proi.rietor Reid's Law Agency, 194
Crocker Bldg, Telej)hone Slain 407, r. 2204 Devisa-
dero .
Reid James W. (Reid Bros.) r. Pacific Union Club
Reid J. M., banker, r. Roval House
Reid John, fireman, r. 217 Eleventh
REID JOHN> merchant tailor, 007 Mar
kel. iir Firtb. r. 724 Twentifih e«r t;ai»p
Reid John \V., r. 809a Hajes
Keid Jdstiih liostlev, r. Fortv ninth Av nr Ocean Beaeli
REID JOSEPH A., s.up s„..ti.tn«
aiiu sfii»ral jobbing, 14ft Berry bet Third
ami Foortii
Rojd Joseph \V., contractor and builder, (521 Merchant,
r. 446 Twentieth
Reid Leumel K., solicitor Am. Real Estate Investment
Union (New York) r. Oakland
Reid Leslie, laborer, r. 15 Elizabeth
Reid Lucy Miss, saleslady Miss Kate R. Long, r. 21,
Eleventh
Reid M. Miss, housekeeprr, r. 740 Ellis
Reid Merritt J. (Reid Bros.)r. 2110 Green
Reid Raphael R., upholsterer, r. 217 Eleventh
»EID KOBEKT B. (Reid & Madden) r. 411 Harn-
Keid Robert <•.. clerk Balfour, Guthrie ><; ( «.. r. ,24
f.icitieth
Reid .'iinih, widow, r. 13 Pearl
Reid Thomas, r. 95S Mission
Reid Thomas C, r. 616 Ellis
- eid Vincent, shoemaker, v. 13 Pearl
Reid William, laborer S. P. Co.
Reid William*, locksmith, 242 Sutter, r. 2204 Devisadero
Reid William, master marintr, r. 941 Capp
Retd William B. (Dall & Reid) r. 2611 i Sacramento
Reid William H., driver, r. 427 Grove
Reid William J. (Reid & McCullough) r. 316 Nineteenth
Reid William J., cutter, r. 727 Seventeenth
REID & MADDEN
(Robert B. Beld
and » illiaui nauuen) nianoractorers
marine and stalionerj boilers, retorts,
crate cars and coolers for canneries a
specialty, all repair Mork promptly at-
tended to, 2.i4-a.»6 .Spear
Reid & McCullough (WiUiam J. Reid and William McCul-
lough) boots and shoes, 212 Third
S^r Reid. See Read, Reade, Reed and Wrede
Reidel Gustav, salesman Golden Gate Compressed Yeast
Co. , r. Hotel Abbotsford
Reiden Adam, coachman, NE cor Twenty-first and How-
ard
Reider Adam, bartender, r. 8 Gough
REIU'S L.4>V A<iEXt'l', James S. Reid propnetor,
194 Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 407
Reidsma B. M., jien artist, r. 125 Grove
Reidt Henr\-, bartender, r. 25a Vandewater
Reidt Johni birtender, r. 1801 Devisadero
Reidv Ella Miss, milliner Mrs. Pauline Komint, r. 1604
Harrison
Reidv James, laborer, r. 1604 Harrison
Reidv Jeremiah, horseshoer, 1414 Pine, r. 2207 Pine
Reidy John, liquors, 223 East, r. 731 McAllister
Reidv John, liquors, 214 Fifth, r. 908 Folsom
Reidy John, proprietor Reidy's Hotel, 1504 Kentucky
Reidy John H., laborer, r. 1504 Keiituckj
Reidy Martin, liquors, 19 East
Reidv Nora, domestic 511 Franklin
Reidv Patrick, waiter, r. 1504 Kentucky
ReidV Patrick K., clerk Michael O'Dea, r. 501 Eighth
l^~ Reidv. See Readv, Reddy, Reedy and Riedy
Reidv's Hotel, John Reidy proi)riet(.r, 1504 Kentucky
Reigiirt, Henn P., bookkeeiier W. D. WUson, r. 1622
Polk
Reiger John G., clerk, r. 1204 Golden Gate Av
Reiger Sarah, widow, r. 1204 Golden Gate Av
Reigh ev James B., porter, r. 1225 Twenty-first
ReighlcN James B. Jr., collector, r. 1225 Twenty-first
ReighleV Lxpter G., cutter, r. 1225 Twenty-first
Reillac Ferdinand E., pres.sman, r. 1224 Kearny
Reilley Charles, J., iilumber, 214 Montgomery Av, r. 607
Chestnut
Keillev F. Mrs., fancv goods, 2i»50 Folsom
Reilley Frank, carrier Post Office, r. 29.50 Folsom
Reillv Agnes Miss, r. 119 Henry
Reillv Alice Mrs., widow, r. 422 Second
Reillv Annie A., domestic 2527 Pine
Reillv Anton\ , laborer, r. 623 Natoma
Reillv Baniev (Reilly & Kerville) r. 50 Stevenson Av
Reillv Bartholomew, liquors, 411 Third, r. 39 Perry
Reillv Benjamin F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2517 Mc-
Allister
Reillv Bernard T., stonecutter, r. 137 Shipley
Reillv Bernard V. (Reilly & Co.) r. 19 Valencia
Reilly Bridget Miss, r. 435 Clementina, rear
Reilly Bryan, stevedore, r. 718A Natoma
Reillv Caroline, Miss, clerk P. J. Thomas, r. 35 Natoma
Reilly Charles, blacksmith, r. 721 Hampshire
Reillv Charles, marine engineer, r. 549 Bryant
Reillv Charles, sailmaker, r. Ocean View
Reillv Charies, waiter, r. 183 Jessie
Reilly Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 1504 Sanchez
Reillv Clarence, salesman, r. 129a Fifteenth
Reilly Cornelius, mining expert, r. 2036 O'Farrell
Reillv Cornelius, plasterer, r. 544 Madrid
Reillv Daniel J., canner, r. 725 Brannan
RtillV Delia Miss, seamstress, r. 9 Erie
Reilly Edward, baker, r. 19 Polk Lane
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Keilly Edward M., r. 806 Market
Reilly Edwin H., bookbinder, r. 814b Filbert
Reilly Frank, carrier Post Office, r. 127 Ridley
Keilly Hannah, domestic 2529 Pine
Reilly Harry E., civil engineer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Keilly Henry J., captain .^th Artillery U. S. A., Presidio
Reilly Husjh, groceries and liquors, i"352 Nebraska
Reilly Hugh, marine fireman, r. 16J Louisa
Reilly James (Sullivan & Reilly) r. 1025 York
Reilly .James, beltmaker, r. 341 Clementina
Reilly James, candymaker, r. ll.'ia Sixth
Reilly James, clerk'Overland Freight Transfer Co.
Reilly James, fireman, r. .=if5 Shi])le\-
Redly James, groceries and liiiu r's, 1710 Leavenworth
Reilly James, harness maker, r. 402 Van Ness Av
Redly James, laborer, r. 1103 Kentucky
ReiHy James, mining, r. 814b Filbert
Reilly James, pipemaker, r. 2504 Tehama
Reilly James, shoemaker, r. E s Kentucky nr Sierra
Reilly James, stevedore, r. 909 Broadwaj
Reilly James, tinsmith, r. 12 Geneva
Reilly James C, collector, r. 713Shotwen
Reilly James E., boilermaker, r. 13 Welsh
Reilly James F., salesman Bostjn Rubter Shoe Co., r.
435 Twenty-fourth
Reilly James G.. teamster, r. 442 Jessie
Reilly James H., co npositor, r. 1526 Sanchez
Reilly James J., fireman, r. Circular Av bet Biulen and
Congo
Reilly James J., plasterer, r. 442 Jessie
Reilly James J. , teamster, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Reilly James T., molder, r. 523 Elizabeth
Reilly James W., clerk, r. 1710 Leavenworth
Reilly Jeremiah Mrs., widow, r. 133A Dore
Reilly John, r. 133J Dore
Reilly John, bartender, r. 27i Fourth
Reilly John, boots and shoes, 1619 Buchanan, r. 1708a
Post
Reilly John, brickmason, r. 22 Turk
Reilly John, hostler, r. 118 Ash Av
Reilly John, laliorer, r. 110 Noe
Reilly John, laborer, r. 523 Elizabeth
Reilly John, miner, r. 208 Fifteenth
Reilly John, ri\eter, r. 23 Norfolk
Reilly John, tanner, 237 Day, r. 239 Day
Reilly John, teamster P. A. McDonald
Reilly John B., clerk, r. 1420 Washington
Reilly John D. (Reilly & Blum) r. 1504 Sanchez
Reilly John E., printer, r. 35 Natoma
Reilly John J., r. 34 Page
Reilly John J., policeman, r. 17 Hattie
Reilly John J., shoemaker, r. 523 Elizabeth
Reilly John J. , shoemaker, r. 905 Market
Reilly John W., confectionery, 114^ Sixth, r. 115 Sixth
Reilly John W., superintendent of Engines S. F. F. Dept,
office Coi-p')ration Yard, r. 1711 Oak
Reilly Joseph, boilermaker, r. 40^ Dore
Reilly Joseph, plumber, r. 513 Fifteenth
Reilly Josej)h E., boilennaker, r. 13 Welsh
Reilly Joseph E. Jr., fireman S. P. Co., r. 13 Welsh
Reilly Joseph F., bartender, r. 204 Turk
Reilly Joseph T., half-tone blocker Union Photo-Engrav-
mg Co., r. 35 Nat<3ma
Reilly Kate Mrs., shoefitter, r. 232 Clara
Reilly Liviua Miss, dressmaker, r. 1433 Mission
Reilly M. Miss, seamstress, r. 1713 H )ward
Reillv Mamie, domestic 1131 Howard
Reilly Mary, domestic 915 Fourteenth
Reilly Mary, widow, r. 210S Baker
Reilly Marj' Miss, laundress, r. 9 Erie
Reilly Michael, laborer, r. lib Boyce
Reilly Michael, stonecutter, r. 230 Lobos, Ocean View
Reilly Michael C, asphaltum roofer, r. 1420 Washington
Reilly Michael E., gripman, r. 3'. Powell Av
Reilly Michael F., civil engineer, 538 Kearny, r. 2328
Sutter
Reilly Michael J. , salesman, r. 30j^ Erie
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Reilly Nora, domestic 2029 California
Reilly Owen B., clerk I. Flatow & Co., r. 240 Jones
Reilly Patrick, candymaker, r. 1755b Howard
Reill.\ Patrick, cariienter, r. NE cor Twenty-third Jand
Rhode Island
Reilly Patrick, contractor, r. 2600 Folsom
Reilly Patrick, fireman, r. 414 First
Reilly Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twentv-
fifth and Florida
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 513 Fifteenth
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 929 Shotwell
Reilly Patrick, liquors, 3339 Nission
Reilly Patrick . tiiimer, r. 208 Langton
Reilly Patrick, wood and coal. r. 915 Post
Reilly Patrick P., clerk Patrick J. Silk, r. 8 Precita Av
Reilly Philip, ^iripman, r. 3913 Sacramento
Reilly Nose, widow, r. 335 Fourth
Reilly Stephen, compositor, r. 250i Tehama
Reilly Stephen J., clerk, r. 13 Welsh
Reilly T., bnt.-lier. r. u3s Commercial
Reilly Teresa, widow, < ressinakef, r. 1504 Howard
Reilly Teresa Miss, r. 435 Twenty -fourth
Reilly Thomas, baker, r. 573 Bryant
Reilly Thomas, chief officer stnir Colon
Reilly Thomas, laborer, r. Alms Hou.se
Reilly Thomas, laborer, r. 46Teh;.ma
Reilly Thomas, millhand, r. 129 Langton
Reilly Thomas, teamster, r. 623 Natoma
Reilly Thomas F., painter, r. 1420 Washington
Reilly Thomas G., cigars and tobacco, 511 Montg(jmer\
Av, r. 814b Filbert
Reilly Thomas J., miner, r. 35 Natoma
Reilly Thomas J., tilesetter, r. 129a Fifteenth
Reilly Val D., teamster, r. 442 Jessie
Reilly W. C, jockey, r. 35 Natoma
Reilly William M. Rev., rector St. Paul's Protestant Epis-
copil churoh, r. 1923 Fillmore
Reilly William T., liorKetrainer, r. 148^ Minna
Reilly William W., carrier Post Office, r. 814b Filbert
Reilly & Blum (John D. Reilly and Simon Blum) com-
mission merchants, 312-314 Davis
Reilly & Co. (Bernard V. Reiily and John F. O'Rourke)
carriage painters, 57 Harrison
Reilly & Keville (Barney Reilly and Bert Keville) liquors
and cigars, 1701 Market
K?" Reilly. See Reilley and Riley
Reimann Gustav, salesman Edward L. Christin, r. 313
Ha^es
Reimann Reinhold, expressman, SE cor Gough and
Hayes, r. 510 Waller
Reimann William, barber, r. 1125 Broadway
B^' Reimann. See Rieman
Reimbaeh iliria, stewardess, stmr Eurika
Reimer Charles F., sign painter, r. 124i Silver
Reimer Claus, teamster, r. 925 Fillmore
Reimer Edward L., proprietor Golden Gate Nursery, NE
cor Folsom and Twentieth
Reimer Fannie Miss, dressmaker, 607 Ellis
Reimer Frederick, watchman, r. SE cor Sixth Av South
andM
Reimer JaoDb, bedmaker Reno House
Reimer John, seaman, r. 124 Silver
KEI.UER JlililtlS. attornev at law, .509 Montgomerv,
rooms 3-4, r. 117 South Hroderick off Haight at
Baker
Reimer Otto, law stuJent, Julius Reimer, r. 117 Soutli
Hroderick
Reimer W. G., mnfrs agent, 126 Kearny, r. 33
t^ Reimer. See Rienier
Reimers Alma R. Miss, domestic. 327 Twenty-eighth
Keimers August, driver, 628^ Lombard
Remiers Claus, laborer, r. E s Connecticut nr Army
Reimers Claus, teamster, r. 925 Fillmore
Reimers Frederick, laborer, r. 103 Bay
Reimers George C. M., machinist, r. 327 Twenty -eighth
Reimers Henry, blacksmith, r. E s Connecticut nr
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Ueimers Henir, butcher, r. 10 Twenty fourth
Reimers Jacob H., clerk H. Huddletoii & Co., r. 1316
California
Reimers Johu, hoseman, Engine 18, r. 417 Duncan
Reimers John, oiler, r. 717 Davis
Reimers John A. C. (Gratto &. Reimers) r. 1030 Green-
wich
Reimers John C, bookkeeper, D. Tiedemaun & Co., r.
1030 Greenwich
Reimers John P., lamplighter, r. 160S Church
Reipiers Joseph, planer, r. 327 Twenty-eighth
Reimers Davis, salesman, Witzel & liaker, r. 13311 Val-
lejo
Reimers Minnie, domestic 2.506 Pine
Reimers Theodore G., watchman, r. 120 Howard
Reiminger Albert, cook, r. 311^ Jessie
Keinbold August, salesman Mohns & Kaltenbach, r. 933
Kearnv
Reinders J. R., clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Reineck John, maltster, r. 670 Brannan
Rcinecke Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Reinecke Dora Miss, bedmaker Prescott House
Reinecke Ernst, clerk Ph. Gundlach & Co., r. 923 Leav-
enworth
Reinecke John, longshoreman, r. 121-t Kearny
Reinecke Marie Mrs., bookkeejier Schickel & Bruker, r.
228 Scott
Reinecke William, wines, 824 Howard, r. 26S Minna
l^ Reinecke. See Reinke
Reinecker Robert F., waiter, r. 309 Ivy Av
1^" Reinecker. See Rienecker
Reineger Charles, plumber, r. 15 Bonita
Reiner Charles, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
Reiner Frederick (Reiner & Stormon) r. 2233 Market
Reiner & Stormon (Frederick Reiner and John Stonnon)
painters, 2233 Market
Reiner Louis, varnisher, r. 401 Leavenworth
Reiners Albert, clerk John H. Siemer, r. 14 Lafayette
Reiners Anton (Reiners t\; Habn) r. 235 Ninth
Reiuers & Hahn (Anton Reiners and John Hahn) liquors,
235 Ninth
Reinert Anton, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Reinerth Albert, clerk Monroe C. Helwig, r. 786 Van
Ness Av
Reinertsen J. A., master mariner, r. 30 Clay
Reinfeld Catherine, widow, r. 506 Vallejo
Reinfeld Henry, laborer, Hunter's Point
Reinfeld Charles J., painter, r. ."=.06 Vallejo
Reinfeld James W., painter, 31 Second, r. 1907i Hyde
Reinford Catherine, r. 711 Van Ness Av
Reinhard Franz, tailor, r. S\V cor Anderson and Pow-
hattan
Reinhard Sebastian, bookkeeper Theodore Dierks, r.
I».i7 Mission
Reinhard Theodore, wood finisher, r. 234 Capp
Reinhardt Alfred, painter, r. 1517a Mason
R^inhardt Alfred W., carpenter, r. 1513 Mason
Reinhardt E. &Co. (Winnemucca, Ne v.) merchants, office
116 Sansome
Reinhardt Gottlob, machinist, r. 628 Fulton
Reinhardt Johanna L., widow, r. 1513 Mason
Reinhardt John B. , insurance broker, r. 92 Everett
Reinhardt Louis F.) porter, r. 1513 Mason
Reinhart George W., r. 3 Martha PI
Reinhart H nora, domestic 2123 California
Reinhart M. (Elko, Nev.) merchant, oflBce 116 Sansome
Reinhart Nathm, furrier, r. 244 Taylor
Reinhart William, waiter, r. 6 Magner PI
t^" Reinhart. See Rinehart
Reinheimer Isidor, stenographer Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,
r. 832 O'Farrell
Re'nheimer Moses, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 309
Ellis
Reinhertv; Isaac, dry goods, 318 Third
Reinhold Edward, tngraver, r. 227 Leavenworth
Reinhold Ernest, liquors, r. 1707 Baker
Reinhold Floethe, waiter, r. 211 flood Av
Reinhold Jacob, foreman J. Schweitzer Ai Co., r. 113-2
O'Farrell
Reinhold Solomon, packer, r. 1434 O'Farrell
Reinhold William, bartender, 638 Sacramento
Reiniger Robert, stonecutter, r. 512 Bush
Reinke Diednch, chicken ranch, r. 187 Lisbon
Reinke Frank, bai-teuder, r. 152 Eddy
Reinke John, laborer, r. 187 Lisbon
Reinke Louisa, widow, r, 6 Martha PI
Reinker Herman Mrs., widow, r. 1825 Lombard
Reinle George, clerk Joseph T. Terrj- & Co., r. Oakland
Reiumuth John J., teamster, r. 402^ Sixth
Reinohl Benjamin A. , plumber, r. 659 Willow Av
Reinoehl Charles H., bookkeeper Cal.foniia Milk Co., r.
2671 Howard
Reinoehl Johu D., tinsmith, r. 659 Willow Av
Reinoehl Thomas A., laborer, r. 259 Stevenson
Reinstadtler Louis, marble polisher, r. 18 Pearl
Reinstein Augusta Miss, teacher Garfield Primary Schoi'I,
r. 905 Ellis
Reinstein Heniy, collector J. J. James & Co., r. 408
Eddy
Reinstein Henn* S., traveling salesman Reiss Bros. &
Co. , r. 408 Eddv
REI.XSTEIX J. B. (Reinstein & Eisner) attorney at
law, 217 Sansome, r. 906 Ellis
Reinstein Oscar, merchant, r. 906 Ellis
Reinstein Samurl, awning maker, r. 408 Eddy
Reinstein Simon, shirtmaker, 435i Pine, r. 408 Eddy
Reinstein William, traveling salesman, 1. Hotel Mira-
beau
RE1.N'!»TEI\ A. EI8XER (J. B. Reinstein and Mil-
ton S. Eisner, attornevs at law, 217 Sansome, rooms
12-18, Telephone Main 1761
Reipert Adam, clerk, r. 41 Hoflf Av
Reis Beniath, shoemaker, 2127 Mission
KEIS CHRII^TIAN. capitalist, r. 835 California, Tel-
ephone Main 5219
Reis Christian Jr., deputy License Collector, r. 835 Cali-
fornia
REIS FERDI.%'AND, cashier Pacific States Savings,
Loan and Building Co., 410 Pine, r. 835 Califon ia
REIS FERDI>AKD, real estate, 408 California, r.
2201 Sacramento
Keis Ferdinand Jr., asst cashier Pac. States Loan and
Building Co.,r. 835 California
Reis George B.. r. 1935 Clav
REIS JOH\ O., real estate, 408 California
Reis Joseph, r. 590 San Jose Av
Reis Joseph, shoemaker. 515 Fourth
REIS JI'LIl'S €., real estate, 408 California, r. I20I
Sacramento
i^" Reis. See Rees, Reese and Reiss
Reisch Mathias, longshoreman, r. 495 Br&nnan
Reiser Augusta, widow, r. 10| Turk
Reiser Carolina Miss, r. lOi Turk
Reiser Lorence (Kahn & Reiser) r. 144 Eddy
Reiser Louise Miss, millinerj-, r. 10| Turk
Reiss Bernard (Neuburger, Keiss & Co.) r. 1245 Frank-
lin
REISS BROTHERS & COMPAXT (Solomon Reiss
and Leon Bine) importers cloths and tailors' trim-
mings, 24-26 Sutter, Telephone Main 1176
Reiss Edgar, packer, r. 301 Ivy Av
Reiss Emile, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 124'
Franklin
Reiss Hugo, carrier Post Office, r. 1362 Market
Rei^s Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 1500 Post
Reiss John A , restaurant, 511 Valencia
Reiss J. W., painter Cal. Car Works
Reiss Samuel, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1600 Post
Reiss Solomon (Reiss Bros. & Co.) r. 1500 Post
Reiss William, baker, r. 229* Sixth
gS" Reiss. See Reis, Rees, Reese and Riess
Reissinger Michael, liquors, 316 Fifth
Reist Frederick, cook, r. Alms House
Reitchenhein Albert, seaman, r. 2 Washington
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL in^S Ox STREET and SIDEWALI WOM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. ^* Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SftN FRflNGISGO GftLL
THE FITTZ CURE '?.^fif.«'S'«
Never Fails. Call on or
Write to N.J. STONE & CO.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
REI
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REN
Reite John B., cariienter, r. 135 Powhattan
Reiter Frank, steward Palace Hotel, r. 319 Craire PI
Heiter Joseph, musician, r. 1 Uranus
Reiter Pr isper P., steward, r. 819b Hayes
Reiter Victor M., steward, r. 819b Hayes
£3" Reiter. See Ryder and Rider
Reiterman William J., cutter, r. 912i Natoma
Reith Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 21J Garden
Reith George, wireworker, r. 1758 Harrison
Reithelt E. Daniel, deckhand stmr Encinal, r. 307 Twen-
ty-sixth
Reitman George, watchman, r. 102 Jackson
Reitmann Dietrick J. (Reitmann & V'on Soosten) r. 105
Sixteenth
Reitmann & \\)n Soosten (Dietrick J. Reitmann and
Claus Von Soosten) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Folsom and Sixteenth
Reitter Louis, restaurant, 126 O'Farrell, r. 400 Polk
Reitz Michael, professional nurse, r. 106 Noe
Reitzel Jacob H., collector The C. F. Adams Co., r. 223
Third Av
Reiux R., waiter Palace Hotel
Reiynier Armand, bartender, r. 100 Bernard
Reles Peter (Renner & Reles) r. 1309 Stockton
Reliable Roofing Co., George M. C. Place and George
Smith pro])rietors, 83 St. Ann's Bldg
RELIANCE MACHINE tVOKKS, Clot & Meese
proprietors, 129-131 Fremont
RELI.IIVCE .UAKINE INSURANCE CO. (limited)
(of Liverpool) Henry Lund & Co, agents, 214 California
Reller Alexander, bartender, r. 126J Silver
Rembaugh Horatio S., compositor, r. 128 Page
Reme Frank, physician, r. 210 Montgomery Av
RE.HENSPEROER IILRICH, president Enterprise
Brewing Co., 2015-2023 Folsom, r. 2394 Howard
Remensperger W. , dri\ er, r. 2394 Howard
REMILLARD BRICK CO., P. N. Remillard presi-
dent, H. Remillard vice-president, P. H. Lamoureux
secretary, S s Berry bet Fifth and Sixth, Telephone
South 437
Remillard Hilau'c, vice-president Remillard Brick Co.,
S a Berry bet Fifth and Sixth, r. Oakland
Remillard Peter N. , president Remillard Brick Co.,Ss
Berry bet Fifth and Sixth
Remington Francis J., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
319 Powell
Remington Frank C. , miner, r. 12 Adair
Remington George F. , clerk W. W. Montague & Co. , r. 319
Powell
Remington George J., clerk, r. 319 Powell
Remington Harry M. , waiter, r. 2840 Mission
Remington Henry W., steward, r. 12 Adair
Remingfton John C, solicitor, r. 2205 Post
Remington Nelson F. with W. VV. Montague & Co.
Remington Pauline V. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 2205 Post
Remington Standard Typewriter, G. G. VVickson & Co.
agents, 3-5 Front
ilemlap John, cook, r. 11 Drunmi
Remley Henry, laborer, r. 359 Jessie
Remme G. , compositor Examiner
Remmu Henry, bottler, r. 120 Francisco
Remmel Bert E., with Smith & Freeman, r. Alameda
Remmel Julius A. (Marcuse & Remmel) r. Alameda
Remmers Gerald T., master schr Melancthon, office 48
Market, r. Ninth Av nr H South
Remmers Ida, widow, r. Ninth Av South and H
Remmers William, butcher, r. 729^ Twenty-first
Remmick M. J., oiler stmr Rio de Janeiro
Reniou J. E. , purser stmr San Bias
Kemond Ernest, tailor, 313 Montgomery Av, r. 1314
Powell
Remp Conrad W. salesman South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. 211} Guerrero
£W Rerawick. See Renwick
Remy Lucien L., agent Del Monte Milling Co., r. 3
Truett
Ren D., seaman schnr Adelia
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TWCRRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Rena Frances Miss, candlemaker, r. 1776 Folsom
Rena Mary Miss, candlemaker, r. 1776 Folsom
Renahan John, teamster, r. Alms House
Renan James, printer, i-. 1013 Castro
Renan Lawrence, printer, r. 1013 Castro
Renard Charles, manager Alphonse Boulais, r. 114 Tay-
lor, rear
Renard Louis, clerk John F. Plumel, r. 413 O'Farrell
Renault John F. , gents' furnishing goods, 128 Ninth, r.
19J Converse
Renault Joseph, r. Vd\ Converse
Renault Louis, agent Louis J. Renault, r. 330 Tenth
RENAULT LOIII!!) J., dyeing and cleaning works,
330 Tenth
Renault Mathilda Miss, bookkeeper Louis J. Renault, r.
330 Tenth
Renaux Philiij, r. 327 Montgomerj' Av
Rencurel Celesten, clerk, r. NE cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Rencurel Dennis A., liquors, NE cor Sevnteenth and
Dolores
Rendahl John E., laborer, r. 908 Minn sota
Rendall Ada Miss, dressmaker, r. 432 Golden Gate Av
Rendell Thomas, contractor, r. 1608 Lyon
Rendholm Deede, laborer, r. 535 Arkansas
Rendler Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 1109 Vermont
Rendler Lawrence, cabinetmaker, r. 1109 Vermont
Rendsberg John M., conductor, r. 1407 Mason
Rene Joaquin, laborer 5 Clay
Rene Martm, furnished rooms. 967 Mission
Renear Charles W., oysters, 1518 Market, r. 1539 Geary
Renear Daniel B., salesman Charles W. Renear, r. 1539
Geary
Reneborne Robert H., real estate, r. 814 Powell
Renfrew Austin C, boxmaker, r. 62 Tehama
Renfrit Ernest, car|)enter, r. 19 Commercial
Renfro De Witt, salesman Hale Bros., r. 1707 Buchanan
Renfro De Witt Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. 1707 Bu-
chanan
Rengli Anton, groceries, 3350 Mission
Rengli Sabin, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
Reni Waite, artist T. C. Marceau, r. 1360 Fulton
Renier Eveline Mrs., notions, 209 Twenty -fourth
Reniggio Mondoro, trardener, r. Lake View
Renihan Mary, widow, r. 357 First
Renken George F., driver, r. 7a Rondell PI
Renn Frederick W., carpenter, r. N a Ripley PI nr Fol-
som
Renna Vincent A., barber, r. 1776 Folsom
Benne Cora Mrs., r. 126 Fourth
Rennel John H., traveling salesman, r. 427 Natoma
Renner Charles R. (Renner & Reles) r. 1309 Stockton
Renner George (Stetson- Renner Drayage Co.) r. Alameda
Renner John, salesman Sherwood & Sherwood, r. 708
Powell
Renner Joseph, milker, r. San Bruno Av nr Army
Renner Louis, farmer, r. E s Mission Road nr Six Mile
House
Renner Louis, laborer, r. S s Geneva nr Tara
Renner Louis, milker, r. Foote nr Six Mile House
Renner Louis, proprietor Chicago Dairy, r. W s Mission
R jad nr Onondaga Av
Renner Margaret Mrs. , dressmaker, r. 307 Nineteenth
Renner William, carpenter, r. 1154 Folsom, rear
Renner & Reles (Charles R. Renner and Peter Reles) pro-
prietors Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton
tfy Renner. See Rinner
Rennert Frederick, furniture, 1109 Howard
Rennie Frank J., bookkeeper Mutual Life Iris. Co., r.
Oakland
Reiniie George W., cigars and tobacco, 29 Stockton, r. 17
Stockton
Rennie James, chief officer stmr Alameda, r. 343b San
Jose Av
Rennie John R. , salesman Miller, Sloss & ScoU, r. 126
Tenth
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3T MARKET ST., S. F.
Evening Bulletin
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INFLUENTIAL PAPER OF
THE WEST.-.See Page 315.
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Rennie Ronald H., clerk The Giant Powder Co., r. East
Oakland
KEX.ME WILLIAM, manager Fairbanks, M-.rse i;
Co., 316 Market, r. 2114 Green
Rennilson Andrew P., spinner, r. 744 Florida
Rennilson George, wool sorter, r. 744 Florida
Rennilson Jane, widow, r. 744 Florida
Rennilson Robert, wool sorter, r. 10 Day
Rennilson ITiomas, pressman, r. 125 Xineteenth
Rennilson William, wool sorter, r. 744 Florida
Rennison William, machinist, r. E s Pixley bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Rennison William Jr. , laborer, r. E s Pixley bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Reno Catherine, widow, r. E s Folsom nr L'nion Av
Reno Gharles A. (Reno & Co.) r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and
Alabama
Reno House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 631 Sacramento
Reno Joseph S. (Reno & Co.) r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and
Alabama
Reno Michael, bartender, . .i30 Pacific
Reno Peter J., teamster, r. E s Kennebeck, bet Union
and Hickory Avs
Reno William G., assayer, r. 5 San Antonio
Reno & Co. (Charles A. and Joseph S. Reno) draymen,
S\V cor Spear and Mis^^ion
RE.VO.M.MEE.WAXI FACTIRING CO. THE, (New-
ark, N. J.) gold, jewcln- and silver novelties, A. I.
Hall & Sun agents, 528-i)30 Market
Rens Alexander, traveling salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r.
517 Golden Gate Av
^r Rens. See Renz
Renshaw Edmon, salesman Osboni Hardware and Tool
Co.. r. Oakland
Renstrom Charles O., machinist, r. 23 Decatur
Renstrom Frank O., apprentice, r. 23 Decatur
Renstrom John, machinist, r. 220.5^ Mason
Renstron Frederick, photogra]>ht.i- L. W. Kennett, r.
5291 Seventh
Rentch Frederick, r. 31 Oak
REXTEK.S' CO-OPEKATIVE
CO. (incorporated) Frank P.
r er larJ Dreyer vice-president
secretary, office 1170 Market,
South 73
Renton Coal Company, Wainwright & Easton proprie-
tors, ..ffice 30 Market
Renton Henrv W. . hostler, r. 1 Helen PI
RENTON, HOLMES & CO. ...M.
>. Holiiie<i anu t^taies of » lillaiu Renton
and Richard K. Hann innilter niannfac-
turers and dcaler« (Fort Blakeley .flill
Co.) Pier 3 Stenart. Telephone Main TO:
RE\TO\ THE. Mrs. Harriet A. Keeler proprittor,
712 Sutter, Telephone East 78
Renton Violet, domestic 1026 Bush
Renton Walter, laborer, r. 142 Sixth
Renton William testate of) (Renton, Holmes & Co.) pier
3 Steuart
Rentschler Frank, carriagemaker, r. 324 Jessie
Rentschler George W., publisher, 610 Montgomery-, room
28
Rentschler John G., carriage and wagonmaker, 1624-
1626 Mission, r. 433 Fifteenth
Rentz Daidotta, bootblack, NW cor Halleck and San-
some, r. 11 Pollard PI
Ren wick Andrew T., machinist, r. 447 Brvaut
Renwick Charles A., clerk r. 136 Haight
Renwick .James, clerk. Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co.,
*«*r. 2814 Howard
Renwick Louisa Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. 2814 Howard
Renwick Myron H., molder. r. 136 Haight
Renwick William J., engineer, r. 447 Brj-ant
Renwick William J. Jr., seaman, r. 447 Bryant
Renz Frederick, clerk John Renz, r. 31 Pearl
IWESTMEXT
Latson president,
J. H. Mallett Jr.
•00m 8, Telephone
Renz Jacob, baker, r. 142 Eleventh
Renz John, wholesale liquors, 315 Commercial, r. 31
Pearl
Renz William, bookkeeper John Renz, r. 31 Pearl
10" Ren;;. See Reus
REORfiAMZED CIIIRCH OF JE.STS €HRl!!>T
OF LATTER l»AV SAI.XTS (S. F. branch)
(Jolden West Hall, Redman's Bldg, 320 Post, M. ^H.
Forscutt pastor
Kepenn Charles F., r. 1045 Market
Repenn Frederick, shoemaker. 521 Sacramento
Repert Abraham, clerk, r. 41 Hoff Av
Repetto Albertina, widow, r. 414 Vallejo, rear
gS" REPORT. See Daily Report
Repp John, bartender, r. 5i7 Pine
Rejipen A., conductor, r. 1909c McAULster
Keppev James W., upholsterer, r. 1310 Green
REP!^OLD A. A CO. (Amandus Repsold) wholesale
and retail dealers California wines and brandies and
sole proprietors the famous Repsold cognac, 517 Cal-
ifornia. Telephone Main 5037
Kepsold Amandus (A. Repsold i Co.) r. 1S28 Ellis
Requa Mark L., mining, 79 Nevada Block, r. Piedmont
Resch Joseph, tanner, r. 1311 York
Resing George L., engineer, S- P, Co., r. 920 Capp
Resing John, liquors, W s Mission Road opp St. Mary's
College
Resing WilUam J., salesman J. L. Vermeil & Co., r. 71d
Capp
Reske August, harntssmaker, 453 Tenth
Reslik Morris, peddler, r. 15 Chesley
RESORT THE. James P. Dunne & Co. proprietors,
XW cor Stockton and Ellis, Telephone Main 160s
Resources of California The, George D. Hildebrand
proprietor, 320 California, room 14
Resselin Simon, Horist, r. 2328 California
Resser Juel, cook, r. 320 Drunuu
Ressighini Paul, pain er, r. 1323 Dupont
Ressighini Rosa, cigars and tobacco, 1323 Dupont
Ressinger Charles, bottler, r. 234 Langton
Rest George, galvanizer, r. 967 Harrison
Restemeyer William, laborer, r. W s Franklin nr Fran-
cisco
Resteuch John, pai)erhanger, r. 811 J Filbert, rear
Reston WiUiam, bookkeeper Cro«Ti Distilleries Co.. r.
1917 Green
Reta Charles, r. r.22 Post
RETAIL (GROCER THE (weekly) John E. Nob-
niann jmblisber, James K. Taylor editor, office 77
Flood Bldg
Retail Grocers' Collection Bureau, 121 Post, room 10
Retail Grocers' Protective Union, John E. Nobmann
president, C. Meier vice-president, John E. A.
Helms treasurer, E. I. Flieger secretary, 121 Post,
rooms 10-11
Retail Liquor Dealers' Association, David J. tobin presi-
dent, Frederick Revnolds secretarv B'nai B'rith
Hall, 112 Eddy
Retail Liquor Dealers' Publishirg Co. The, j)ublisher>
The Li(iu<«r Dealers' Joumal (weekly) Charles G.
Keller manager, 4 California, room 14
Retalack William, clerk Rohlffo & Gerdau, r. 426 0'Far-
rell
Retchless William J. . driv€
L26 Jimiper
RETHERS THEODORE, ph,..o,.„
and surgeon, roiuuiissioner of insanity*
office '^00 Stociiton, honr.o 1 to 3 and ; to 8
P. n., «»andajs 1 to 3 p. M., Telephone
Main 9.30, r. 7111 Jone^i
Reticker Flora V. Miss, private school, r. 535 Twenty-
first
Reticker Sarah T., widow, r. 535 Twenty -first
Rettalick William, clerk, r. 416 Xatoma
Retter Benjamin F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 112 Turk
Rettig Franz, laborer, r. SW cor Lombard and Octavia
Rettig John, liquors, 3043 Sixteenth
TUG Monarcti Bicycle
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the Finest Material obtainable.
BAKER 6r H/iniLTOW
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
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Rettig Otto, corker John Wieland Brewery
Retussnig John, tailor, r. 15 Verba Buena
Reuben Bernard, correspondent Charles Meinecke& Co.,
r. 1203i Turk
Reuben George, r. 318 Linden Av
Reuben Henry, r. 1004i McAllister
Reuben Henty, fireman, r. 229 East
Reuben Joseph, watchmaker, 318 Linden Av
Reuben Louis baker, r. 326 Polk
REUBEN MOSES, proprietor Reuben's Law Book
House, 522 .Montgomery
Reuben William, laborer, r. 944 Harrison
^f Reuben. See Ruben and Rubin
REUBEN'S LAW BOOK HOUSE, Moses Reuben
proprietor, 522 Montgomery
Reubold Louis Jr., salesman M. Reubold, r. 1 Winter
Lane
REUBOL» iniCH4EL. boots and shoPS, 312 Bush,
r. 1 Winter Lane
Reulei I Emil S., butcher, 200 Twenty-fourth, r. 130
Twenty-fourth
Reusch Henry, laborer, r. 512 Bush
Reusche Ausrust, capitalist, r. 2730 Pine
Reusche Christian, r. 1001 Eighteenth
Reuss C. & Brother (Christian and Charles Reuss) ba-
kery, 2439 California
Reuss Charles (C. Reuss & Bro.) r. 2439 California
R«uss Christian (C. Reuss & Bro.) r. 2439 California
Reuss Herman, porter, r. 927i Filbert
Reuter Carl H., solicitor Edison Light and Power Co., r.
213 Capp
Reuter Henry, laborer, r. 1005J Sierra
Reuter Kasper, waiter, r. 319 Green
Reuter Philip, sausagemaker, 300^ Tenth
Reuter William, uaker, r. 213 Capp
g^ Reuter. See Rueter
Reuther Theodore H., driver, r. 1052 Valencia
Reutter John, carpenter, r. 120 Jones
Revaleon Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, r. 327 Clementina
Revaleon Edward, waiter, r. 327 Cle nentina
Revalk Richmond E. (Richmond E. Revalk & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Revalk Richmond E. & Co. (Richmond E. Revalk) pro-
prietors S. F. Typewriters' Exch;>nge, 310 California
Reveille Publishing Co. The, publishers The Reveille
(weekly) 8 Hobart Bldg
Reveille The (weekly) published by the Reveille Publish-
ing Co., 8 Hobart Bldg
Revel Felix, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Revel Hippolyte, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Revello Agostino, baker, r. 214 Broadway
Revello Leonardo, boarding, 20 Hinckley
Revere Block, 523 Market, Davidson & Leigh agents, 137
Montgomery
Revere House. 48 Fourth
REVERE RUBBER CO. .r «.....>
Frauk S. Draper manager, niechaniral
robber Kood^, beliiiiK, linse and i>afking,
537 Market, Telephone Main I37»
Revere William H., bartender Hotel St. Nicholas
Revert Alphonse, liquors, 700 Bryant, r. 70S Bryant
Revest Louis, laborer , r. Alms House
Reveyrol Leon, laborer, r. Sixth Av South M. P.
Reveyrol Lucien, laborer, r. Sixth Av South M. P.
Reveyron John B. , foreman Kohler & Frohling, r. 53
Silver
Review Printing Co., Waters A. Bushnell manager, 632
Market, room 18
REVISTA MISP.IXO AMERICAN.4, Spanish
monthly, Schleiden & Cuenca editors and jiub-
lishers, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Revui George C, harnessmaker, 1627 Market
Reward Gold Mining Co. (Amador County) Edward C.
Sutcliffe secretary, 58 Nevada Block
Rewcastle William J. , plumber Power & Pike
Rewig Adolph A., clerk Mrs. E. Rewig, r. 967 Howard
MECHANICS TOOLS
Headquarters for Carpenters, Machinists, Plas-
terers and Hasons' Tools of all Kinds.
727 Market St. 0pp. Examiner Office
SEE PAGE 10
Rewig E. Mrs., widow, groceries and bakery, 967 Howard
Rewig Leon H., clerk Mrs. E. Rewig, r. 967 Howard
Rex George, clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 530 Chestnut
Rex Joseph H., master mariner, r. 530 Chestnut
Rex Otto, waiter, r. 735 Brannan
Rex William, master mariner, r. 530 CKestnut
iff" Rex. S • Rix
Rey Cyprian, lodgings 815 Stockton
Rey J. A. Mrs., r. 829 Union
Rey Jacques J., estate of (Britton & Rey) 525 Commer-
cial
Rey James A., upholsterer, r. 1536 Castro
Rey Jean, baker, r. 115 Trenton
Rey J. J., Mrs., widow, r. 829 Union
Rey John, baker, r. 115 Trenton
Rey Leon L., hatter, 219 Third
Rey Margaret Mrs., r. 121 Fourth
RE¥ VALETINE .1. A., manager P-.ilnier & Key
Type Foundry and American Type Founders' Co ,
405-407 Sansome, r. Belvedere
gW Rey. See Rae, Ray, Rea and Rhea
Reyburn Edward A., compositor, r. 235 Kearny
Reyburn Louis, lather, r. W s Third Av bet Pt Lobos
Av and Clement
Reyes Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 Alder
Reyes Nicholas, expressman, r. 428^ Vallejo
R-.vfkogel William, clerk Redington &Co., r. 1546 How-
ard
Reykedal Geir, waiter, r. 8 Montgomery Block
Reymond Frank, florist, r. 2133 Fillmore
8^ Reymond. See Raimond, Raymond and RamoJi
Kejaia Ramon, vaquero, r. W s R bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Avs South
Reynaud Edward, bartender, r. 18J Scott PI
Riynaud Louis, cook, r. 532 Pacific
Reynolds A. Mrs., widow, r. 808 Leavenworth
Reynolds Abel L., drayman, r. 116 Shotwell
Reynolds Alice E. Mrs., teacher music, r. 413 Eddy
Reynolds A. M. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Reynolds Andrew, laborer, r. 1424 Broadway
Reynolds Ann E., widow, r. 2310 Larkin
Reynolds Annie, widow, r. 2627 Pine
Revnolds Annie, widow, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Reynolds Arthur D. (Grace & Reynolds) r. 1132 Howanl
Reynolds Benjamin, messenger, r. 271 Stevenson
Reynolds Bernard, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. .S24
T^^enty-seventh
Reynolds Bernard M.. watchman, r. 223 Solano
REVNOLUS C. H. A €0. (Charles H. Reynolds) real
estate agents, 333 Montgomeiy
Reynolds Charles, clerk, r. 26 Garden
Reynolds Charles, teamster, r. 223 Solano
Reynolds Charles, waiter, r. 151 Minna
REf MOLDS CHARLES .*., .attorney at law, .'^.4-r,5
Crocker Bldg
Reynolds Charles A., clerk V. S. Appraiser's Ofl5ce
Re\iiolds Charles A. , secretary, r. 1 07 Bush
Reynolds Charles E., porter, r. 1513i Taylor
REVNOLDS CHARLES H. (C. ri. Reynolds it Co.)
r. 1919 Pierce
Rejiiolds Charles L., policenvan, r. 308 Leavenworth
Reynolds Chris. A., provisions, 11 Grant Alley
Reynolds Cornelius, real estate, r. SW cor Fourteenth
Av and H
Reynolds C. W., teacher music, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Reynolds Uavid, collector, r. 719 Eddy
Rejniolds Dee, barber, 707 Brannan
Reynolds Edward B., mastership Kate Daveni)orl. ; i r
3 Steuart, r. 299 Hyde
Reynolds Edward J., coal, r. 1421 Jiickson
Reynolds Edward W. , conductor, r. 1630 Howard
ReVnulds Edwin, second vice-president and superintc -
dent Edward P. .\llis Ca, 31 Main, r. Milwaukee,
Wis.
Rejniolds Eliza D., widow, r. 1910 Webster
Reynolds Elizabeth A. Miss, r. 1621 Washington
Revnolds Elizabeth M. Miss, r. 826 Bush
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ReynoUs F., seaman stmi- City of Sydney
Keynolds Ftiiiny, domestic, r. Alms House
Reynolds Frank, r. 1122 Larkin
Reynolds Frank, fireman, r. 1870 Stevenson
Reynolds Frank, gripman, r. 1585 Valencia
Reynolds Frank* A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Reynolds Frank B. , city agent Sun Ins. Office (of London)
The Imperial Ins. Co. Limited (of London) and The
Lion Fire Ins. Co. Limited (of London) 205 Sansome,
r. 1001 Pine
Reynolds Frank C, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1001 Pine
Reynolds Frank C, electrician, r. SW cor Fomleenth Av
and H
Reynolds Frank E. , salesman David Samuels, r. 712 Geary
Reynolds Frank W., salesman Pac. Press Pub. Co., r.
Oakland
Reynolds Frederick, secretary Retail Liquor Dealers
Assn, 121 Eddy
Rejaiolds Georcre, r. 1517i Leavenworth
Keynolds George, clerk, r. 327 O'Farrell
Heynolcls George A. , examiner U. S. Ajipraiser's Office,
r. 1919 Pierce
Reynolds George B. , coal inspector S. P. Co., r. San
Mateo, Cal.
Reynolds George F. , plumber, r. 1010 Twenty -sixth
Reynolds George L., tailor, r. 1413 Washington
Reynolds George L. Jr., clerk, r. 1413 Washington
Reynolds George T., butcher, r. 1609 Grove
Reynolds George T., superintendent Cal. Chemical Wks,
r. San Bruno Av iir Twenty-seventh
Reynolds George W., accountant, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Reynolds Glover, r. 1872 Market
Reynolds Grace E. (Misses M. S. and G. E. Reynolds) r.
430 Sutter
Reynolds Harry A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 438 Van
Ness Av
Reynolds Harry C, policeman, r. 1120 Treat Av
Reynolds Henry, teamster, r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Reynolds Horatio J., contractor, r. 1606 Jones
Reynolds James, calker, r. NE cor Army and De Haro
Reynolds James, teamster, r. 1017 Tenth Av South
Keyjsjfljid^ James A., teamster, r. 40 Albert Alley
Reynolds James N., insurance, 106 Leidesdorff, r. Oak-
land
Reynolds James S., r. 28 Eighth
Reynolds James S., attorney at law, 405 Montgomerv,
rooms 25-26
Reynolds James S. , plumber, r. 19 Harper
Re.yiiolds John, clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Reynolds John, laborer, r. cor Masonic Av and Rose
Reynolds John, machinist, r. 19 Guy PI
Reynolds John, proprietor Cal. Chemical Wks, r. 88
Ninth
Reynolds John, special policeman, r. 1317 Scott
Reynolds John, upholsterer, r. 1360 Fulton
Reynolds John E., upholsterer, r. 1360 Fulton
Reynol is John H., patternmaker, r. 717 O'Farrell
Reynolds John J., stonecutter , r. 532 Ivy Av
KKVNOIiDS JOH.\ M., inlaid floors and building
supplies, 602 Market, r. 1213 Laguna
KKWIV'OLl»»» JOHNSON, superintendent Sutter St.
RR., r. 1016 Sutter
Reynolds J. P., teamster, r. Alms House
Reynolds Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 324 Twenty-seventh
Re.ynolds Luthena, widow, r. 1213 Laguna
Reynolds M. , millwright, r. 1045 Market
Reynolds Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 536 Natoma
Reynolds Maria Mrs., r. 316 J Langton
Reynolds Mary, widow, r. A nr TVenty-sixth Av
Reynolds Mary Miss, r. 1621 Washington
Reynolds Mary Mrs., r. 307 Third
Reynolds Mary B. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 621 Jones
Reynolds Merritt L., r. 524 Waller
Reynolds Michasl, boilemiaker, r. 324 Twenty-seventh
Reynolds Michael, laborer, r. Redwood City, Cal.
ReVnolds Michael, marine engineer r. 139 Fourth
Reynolds Millie S. (Misses M. S. and G. E. Reynolds) r.
" 430 Sutter
Reynolds Milton, electrician Market St. Ry., r. 2844 Mis-
sion
Revni lids Minnie Miss, tailoress r. 536 Natoma
REYNOLDS M. S. & G. E.
Ml cere l»n«"«l»aslug agency, plnk-
ITIIOOLO Ing, stamping, ail kinds of
Vlt-aiiug, iiand-niade button boles, genu-
ine Frencb accordion pleating. 430 Sutter
nr Powell
Reynolds Nellie, widow, r. 26 Garden
Reynolds Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. 307 Third
Reynolds Norah Miss, dressmaker, r. 536 Natoma
Reynolds O. O (Tilton & Reynolds) r. 1812 Market
Reynolds Patrick, fireman, r. 560 Howard
Reynolds Patrick, saddler, r. 357 Minna
Reynolds Perry, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Reynolds Peter, driver, r. 8 Newell
Reynolds Porter H., bookkeeper Stone & Co., r. 520
■ Eddy
Reynolds RachaelA., widow, r. 1621 Washington
Reynolds Robert, asphaltum roofer, r. 310 Montgomery
' Av
Reynolds Roger, shoemaker, r. 307 Third
Reynolds Roger Jr., grainer, r. 307 Third
Reynolds Rose Miss, r. N s Twenty-sixth nr Utah
Reynolds Samuel, cook, r. 605 Stanyan
Reynolds Ferry, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Laguna
Reynolds Thomas, r. 217 Francisco
Reynolds Thomas, coalpasser stmr Columbia
Reynolds Thomas F., r. 19 Harper
REVNOLIM TMOiWAS M., cashier Western Unioi.
Telegraph Co. , r. 2706 Pine
Reynolds Thomas R. , r. 71Sa Bush
Reynolds Thomas R. , solicitor, r. 4 Golden PI
Reynolds W. C, mininar, r. 315 Nineteenth
Reynolds William, elevator tender, r. 1360 Fulton
Reynolds William, laborer, r. Lake Merced
Reynolds William, rigger, r. 19 Guy PI
Reynolds William Jr., safemaker, r. 19 Guy PI
Reynolds William B., real estate, r. 720 California
Reynolds William E., barber, r. 501 Post
Reynolds William H., clerk, r. 2310 Larkin
Reynolds AVilliam J., bartender, r. 522J Natoma
Reynolds William T., accountant, r. 720 California
Reysen George, driver, r. SE cor Vienna and France Av
Reysen, John H., teamster, r. 206 Van Ness Av
Rezink J., waiter, r. 314^ Eleventh
Rezz Giuseppe, laborer, r. 5311 Union
Rezzott Catherine, widow, r. 1404 Leavenworth
Rhawl Maggie, r. 768 Harrison
Rhead Albert E., pxinter, r. 17 Noe
Rheem Robert, bartender, r. 644 Sacramento
Rhein Albert H., r. 5 Carlos PI
Rhein Conrad, tailor, r. 933 Kearny
Rhein George, painter, r. 732 Vallejo
Rhein House, Louis Rhein proprietor, 719 and 719i
Howard
Rhein John, tailor, 477 Valencia, r. 517 Fifteenth
Rhein Louis, proprietor Rhein House, 719 Howard
RheinhartWilham, waiter, r. 6 Magner PI
Rheinhold Jacob, butcher, r. 1432 O'Farrell
Rheinhold Solomon, clerk, r. 1432 O'Farrell
Rheude Andrew, confectioner, r. 1009 Alabama
Rhine Mary, widow, r. 1550 Twenty-fourth
Rhinehart "George W., barber, r. 1 Victor
Rhinick John, maltster, r. 670 Brannan
Rhinor Charles E., master mariner, r. 400i Capp
Rhoades Samuel A., r. 2 Rose Av
Rhoads Frank, tailor, r. 483 Tehama
Rhoads John C, mining engineer, r. 1846 Market
Rhoads William F. , contractor, r. 333 Turk
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Rhoda Franklin Rev., pastor Valona Presbyterian
Church, r. Latoma nr. Railroad Av
Rhode August (Rhode Bros.) r. 631 Sansome
Rhode Brothers (August ai)d Franli) boots and shoes,
609 Jaclison
Rhode Frank (Rhode Bros.) r. 609 Jackson
Rhode Frank, clerk J. G. Waterman & Co., r. 729 Mont-
gomery
KHODE li^LAND VNUEKM KITERS' ASSOCIA-
TION, Wni. J. Dutton agent, 401-40.5 California
iihode Mary T., widow, r. 713 Treat Av
Rhode Peter, shoemaker, r. 655 Minna
iCr Rhode. See Rohde
Rhodes Abraham J., mining, r. 263 Octavia
Rhodes Alfred E., butcher, 2206 Fillmore, r. 2;iS;i Pino
Rhodes Alvin \V., painter, r. 1239 Sanchez
Rhodes Anna J., widow, bakery, 375 Sanchez
Rhodes Anthonv, panter, r. 2333 Pine
Rhodes A. P. Mrs. . r. Hotel Colonial
Rhodes Arthur P., weigher Custom House, r. 41!) Hart-
lett
Rhodes Augustus L. (Rhodes & Barstow)r. San Jo.se, Cal.
Rhodes Bertha L. Miss, r. 2249 Mission
Rhodes Charles A., re|)airer rubber goods 519 Geary, r.
2 Geary PI
Rhodes Charles D., chief draughtsman U. S. Surveyor-
General's office, r. 711 Jones
Rhodes Cliarles W., machinist, r. 375 Sanchez
Rhodes Edward G., carpenter, r. 1138 Green
Khodes Edward L. (Rhodes & Barstow) r. 2922 Clay
Rhodes Emmet C, physician and surgeon, office and r.
80 Donohoe Bldg
Rhodes Frank, expressman, r. 1016 Lyon
Rhodes Harry G., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Ala-
meda
Khodes Henry, teamster, r. 2249 Mission
Rhodes Jacob L., engineer, r. 2234J Greenwich
Rhodes James W. , clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. Berkeley
Rhodes James W., porter, r. 16^ Sherwood PI
Rhodes John M., clerk Pacific Pine Lumber Co., r. 1714
Market
Rhodes John M., i>aniter, r. 205 San Jose Av
Rhodes John O., carpenter, r. 123 Eddy
Rhodes Louis L., painter, r. 205 San Jose Av
Rhodes N., ship-joiner P. C. S. S. Co., r. Oakland
Rhodes Ruby Miss, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
Rhodes Samuel, manager Men's Home 55 Minna
Rhodes Thomas, seaman stmr Australia
Rhodes William H., painter, r. 850 Army
Rhodes William H., superintendent Safe Deposit Dept
Union Trust Co., r. Larkspur, Cal.
KHODES «ft B.IRSTOW (Augustus L. and Edward
L. Rhodes and Alfred Barstow) attorneys at law,
430 California, Telephone Main 1826
aS' Rhodes. See Rhoades and Roades
Rhorer George D., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. West Oakland
KUORER M. M., deputy Insurance Commissioner
State of Calif»niia, 401 California, room 8, r. Ber-
keley
8^" Rhorer. See Rohrer
Rhyner Charles, liquors, SW cor Folsom and Army
Rhys Albert W., superintendent Gushing Wetmore Co.,
r. 502 Mason
Rhys William S., trimmer, r. 946 Mission
Rial Cornelius, policeman, r. 21 Clinton
Rias Angelina, widow, r. 1026 Montgomerj-
Ribas A., ticket agent, 32 Montgomerv, r. Occidental
Hotel
Ribby James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
third and Alabama
Ribis Isidore, r. 814 Broadway
Riboli Annie M., widow, r. 1623 Pacific Av, rear
Ricardo Frank, watchman, r. 250 Vallejo
Ricci Frank (De Losa & Ricci) r. 418J Broadway
RicL-i P., musician, r. 618 Bruadway
l;iiii Paul M., quanyman Metropolitan Marble Wks
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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Ricci Stefano, painter, r. 434 Union
Riceomi Andrew, laborer, r. 211 Twentieth
R ccomi Joseph, peddler, r. 706 Tennessee
Riceomi Olinto, liquors, SE cor Kentucky and Sierra
Riceomi Pio, fruits and vegetables, S s Sierra nr Ken-
tucky
Rice Abraham, shoemaker, 521.i Hyde, r. 1407 Octavia
Rice Addison D., r. 2604 Howard
Rice Adolph, shoemaker, r. 1407 Octavia
Rice Alexander, asst bookkeeper Geo. Greenzweig & Co. ,
r. 1407 Octavia
Rice Amelia, widow, r. 430 Ellis
Rice Annie Mrs., clerk Swain Brothers, r. 617 Jessie
Rice Artemas W., widow, r. 312 Van Ness Av
Rice Benjamin F., clerk, r. 663 Twentieth
Rice C, gripman, r. 837 Ellis
Rice Caroline, widow, r. 113 Gilbert
Rice Casson M., teamster, r. 11 Stanley PI
Rice Celia, r. 2012 Fillmore
Rice Charles, baker stmr Australia
Rice Charles A., engineer Engine 24, r. 1109 Twentieth
Rice Charles A., porter, r. 806 Elizabeth
Rice Charles E., painter, r. 131e Nineteenth
Rice Dora, widow, r. 6 Russ
Rice Edward, blacksmith, 131e Nineteenth
Rice Edwin R., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
525 Golden Gate Av
Rice Elizabeth, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Rice Etta Miss, bookkeeper, r. 618^ Filbert
Rice Euclid E., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 1122 Pine
Rice F., conductor, r. 837 Ellis
Rice F. Mr.^., r. 16 Ritch
Rice Frank, actor, r. 6 Harriet
Rice Fi-ank, bookkeeper Harris Packing and Provision
Co., r. NE cor Sixth and Berry
Rice Frank, gardener, r. 312 Minna
Rice Frank A., mattresismaker. r. 2 Dehone
Rice George A. , salesman Tho Maze, r. 920 Church
Rice George M., agent, r. 430 Ellis
Rice George W. , machinist, r. 658 Harrison
Rice Harvey W., proprietor Harvey W. Rice Engine
Wks, 56 Bluxome, r. Haywards, Cal.
Rice Harvey W. Engine Works, Harvey W. Rice pro-
prieior, 56 Bluxome
Rice Henry D., hydrantman S. F. F. D., r. 439 Bush
Rice Isidore, cloak operator, r. 279 Clara
Rice James, barber, r. 609i Howard
Rice James, peddler, r. 6 Precita Av
Rice James, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Rice James A., painter, r. 7 Yerba Buena, rear
Rice James E. , mes.senger Wells Fargo tS: Co., r. 156
Golden Gate Av
Rice John, laborer, r. 739 Broad w'ay
Rice John, millwright, r. 129 Welsh
Rice John, teamster, r. 11 Victor
Rice John C, surveyor and draughtsman, 420 California,
r. Fruitvale
Rice John G., cai-jienter, r. 920 Church
Rice Joseph A., teamster, r. 312 Minna
Rice Joseph L, lineman, r. 447 Bartlett
Rice Lawrence, rancher, r. 519 Potrero Av
Rice Lydia C. Mrs. , widow, r. 1122 Pinp
Rice Marshall E., marble and granite, 37 Silver
Rice Maude Miss, r. 2148 Mission
Rice Michael D., carpenter, 205 Ellis, r. 511 Willow Av
Rice Michael S., wood and coal, SW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell, r. 6C3 Twentieth
Rice Oliver, master bark Detroit, office 6 California
Rice Patrick, laborer, r. Anns House
Rice Peter C, master schr Dora Bluhm, office 34 Steuart
Rice Rebecca Miss, salesladv, r. 1407 Octavia
Rice Richard, barber, 2903 Baker
Rice Richard, plumber, 107 Gearv, r. Oakland
Rice Robert B., oils, r. 28 Prosper
Rice Robert E., laborer, r. 113 Gilbert
Rice Sarah B. Miss, artist, r. 611 Chestnut
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Rice Sarah H. , widow, r. 312 Van Ness Av
Rice Stephen O., r. 837 Ellis
Rice Susan W., widow, r. 1147 Valencia
Rice Terrence, gripman, r. 1902i McAllister
Rice Thomas, dishwasher, r. 316 Minna
Rice ITiomiVS F., clerk Cahn, Nickelburjf & Co., r. ;)20
Church
Kice William A., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 11-27
Valencia
Rice William H. (Smoot & Rice) r. 2813 Clay
Rice William J., calker, r. 302 Green
US'" Rice. See Reis and Reiss
RICH A. J. & CO. (lUnUJ.RUhi
real estate agents, houses rented anil
rents colleeted, 'iliS .>konteomer) . Tele-
phone .Uain 57»S
Rich Albert, street contractor, r. 910 Oak
Rich Alexander, treasiu'er Alcazar Theatre, r. 1320 Bu-
chanan
Rich Alfred J. (A. J. Jtich & Co.) r. 108 Oak
Rich Alice J., widow, r. cor Eleventh Av and L
Rich Benjamin, steward, r. 810 Mission
Rich Burt D., r. 123d San Jose Av
Rich Christian S., inetiiphysician. r. 120 Turk
Rich Curtis W., salesman, r. .534 Valencia
Rich Daniel P., car^i^nter, r. 7)8 Laurel Av
Rich David, real estate, r. 108 Oak
Rich Edward M., tailor, r. 535 i Stevenson
Rich George G. Mrs., widow, r. 123d San Jose Av
Rich Henrv, clerk, r. 1320 Buchanan
Rich Henrv .1., packer, r. 1130 Filbert
Rich H. W., luiiier, r. llrookhni Hotel
Hich .lohii H., machinist, r. IIUJ Kentucky
Rich .lo^<cph, r. los Oak
Rich L. A. Mrs., stenujfiajjher and typewriter, 402 Mont-
gomery, room A
Rich Lee R., electrician, r. cor Eleventh Av and L
Rich Louis, tailor, 504 Leavenworth, r. 1320 Buchanan
Rich Ohadiah, ckrk Grand Hotel
Rich Si S., .salesman The Maze, r. 313 Golden Gate Av
Rich VV. C. Mrs., deaconess, r. 315 Castro
(^~ Rich. See Reich
Richard Charles, ui)holsterer, 905 Valencia
RICMAKIXiEOROEH., restaurant, 31.') Fourth, r.
725 Twentieth
Richard .John, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Richard Laura Miss, milliner, r. 411 Gough
Richard Louis, clerk John Reid, r. 2(54 Jessie
Richard William, bartender, r. 648 Howard
1^" Richard. See Richart and Rickard
Richards Albert, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 925
Fourteenth
Richards Angel J., widow, r. 838 Fifteenth
Richards Ann M. , widow, r. 1512 Pine
R chards Annie C, widow, r. 2142 Post
Richards A. Orr, teacher swimming, r. 317 Bay
Richards Benjamin, salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r.
Oakland
Richards Benjamin F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. San
Jose
Richards Bertha, widow, watch case polisher, r. 264 Jes-
sie
Richards Catherine, widow, r. 926b Greenwich
Richards Charles, molder, r. 325 Chestnut
Richards Charles Jr., molder, r. 325 Chestnut
Richards Charles E., painter, r. 635 California
KI€H\RDS CHARLES O. (The Br.ncrolt Co.) r.
G. Men Gate, Cal.
Richarils Charles W., dentist, 47 Post, r. 1512 Pine
Richards Clara, Miss, r. 1010 Alabama
RICHARD.S CLA¥TOX F., manager Richards &
Co., 406-408 Clay, r. NE cor Pennsylvania Av and
Solano
Richards Clayton F. Jr., clerk Board of Fire L'nder-
writers of th6 Pacific, r. 301 Pennsylvania Av
Richards Daniel, r. 432 San Jose Av
Richards Daniel B., attorney at law, 14 Sansome, room
39, r. 717a Diamond
RichardsDavid M., secretary New Idria Mining Co. (New
Idria, Cal.) 426 Calif r.mia, r. 931 Sutter
Richards Edwin, laborer, r. 504^ Mission
Richards Elizabeth J., dressmaker, r. 1508 Point Lobos
Av
Richards Eniil, electrician, r. 264 Jessie
Richards Emma, widow, dressmaker, r. 315 Twentieth
Richards Emma Miss (M. & E. Richards* r. 612 Guerrero
Richards Frank, clerk, r. 213 vShotwell
Richards Frank, compositor, r. 612 Guerrero
Richards Frank, cook, r. 752 Bryan
Richards Ferdinand, cook, r. Alms House
Richards Frederick, bootblack, 24 Cottage Row
Richards Frederick J., porter, r. 1905 Fillmore
Richards George E., relief maps, 132 Murphy
Richards George F., tmisher Norton Tanning Co., r. 832
Fifteenth Av Sou'h
Richards George H., stenographer Charles M. Plum in
Co., r. 816 Jessie
Richards George J., laborer, r. 78 Clementina
Richards Gertrude Miss, domestic 17C3 Jackson
Richards Harr\ ('., salesman Or. Imi). Co., r. FruitvaU.
Cal.
Richards Harry F., special policeman, r. 2612 J Bush
Richards Harry G., dentist, office and r. 931 Sutter
Richards Harry, butcher, r. Railroad Av nr Tenth
Av South
Richards James, r. 520 Pacific
Richards James C, caqienter, r. 601a Fell
Richards James H. , with Board of Fire Underwriters of
the Pacific, r. 1508 Point Lobos Av
Richards James S., marine engineer, r. 26b Pleasant
Richards Jane, widow, r. 2049? Mission
Richards John (John Richards & Co. and Industrial
Publishing Co.) r. Sausalito
Richards John, carpenter, r. 995 Market
Richards John, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Richards John, salesman, r. 816 Jessie
RICHARDS JOHN .& €0. (John Richards and
Wilson D. Bent Jr.) proprietors Central Patent Bu-
reau, 40 California, rooms 6-11
Richards John D. (John D. Richards & Co.) and president
Universal Gas Assn. 1187 Market, r. 2915 Washing-
ton
RICHARDS JOHX D. A CO. (John D. Richards
and Carl A. Henry) managers Westchester Fire In-
surance Co. of New York, Fire Association of Phila-
delphia, and Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Co.
of .Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 505 California, Telephone
Main l(i92
Richards John E., attorney at law, 21-22 Crocker Bldg,
r. 712 Octavia
Richards John E., clerk, r. 612 Guerrero
RICHARDS JOHIV W., cooperage, stock and real
estate, 530 California, room 1, r. Berkeley
Richards Joseph, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller ■
Richards Joseph, waiter, r. 657 Mission
Richards Joseph C, clerk The Maze, r. 21 Buena Vista
Richards Joseph I., dental student, r. 612 Guerrero
Richards Joseph J. , waiter, r. 1312 Green
Richards Josephine, widow, stationery, 540 Bush, r. 615
Pine
Richards Jules, teacher French, r. 1107 Oak
Richards Laura Miss, principal Insurance Free Kinder-
garten, 2726 Howard
Richards Lock Nut Co., A. R. Bidwell secretary, 18
Crocker Bldg
Richards Lorenzo, extraman engine 2, r. 412 Bush
Richards M. & E. (Misses Mary and Emma Richards)
millinery, 930 Valencia
Richards Maggie Miss, finisher G. Rosenberg k Son, r.
918 Filbert
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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RiuhardsMatfj^ie T.Mrs., proprietor Nevada House, 132
Sixth
Richards Marv, widow, r. (il2 Guerrero
Richards Mary Miss(M. & E. Richards) r. 612 Guerrero
Richanls May, widow, r, 227a Ellis
Richards Minnie Miss, r. 236J Eleventh
Richards M. Leila Miss, teacher Polytechnic Hi^h School,
r. 505a Jones
Richards Muriel Miss, teacher South S. F. Primary
School, r. 301 Pennsylvania Av
Richards Philip, farmer, r. 2619i Folsoin
Richards Robert, contractor, r. 1129 Howard
Richards Ruth T., dressmaking, W s Plymouth bet San
Jose Road and Sagamore Ocean View
Richards S., with Schmidt Label and Lithograph Co., r.
811 Montgomery Av
Richards Stephen H., machinist, r. 18.54i Stevenson
Richards Tellulah K. Mi>s, r. 1.51 ; Pine
Richards Theodore, jiroprietor New Continental Hotel,
NE cor Lou siana and Napa
Richards Thomas, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Richards Thomas, niai ine fireman, r. 310 Montgomery
Av
Richards Thomas, jjainter G. B. De Ferrari
Richards Thomas L., clerk, r. 1715 Eddy
Richards William, office 306 Pine, room 3, r. 230J Nine-
teenth
Richards William, hostler, r. 337i Eighteenth
Richards William, j)lumber, r. 12'21 Kearny
Richards William A., mariner, r. 10 Anthony
Richards William J., r. 1715 Eddy
Richards William W., r. 127 Kearny
KICHARDS •!' V*>., C. F. Richards manager, whole-
sale druggists, 406-408 Clay, Telephone Main 5759
Richardson Abbie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 409i Third
Richardson Alfred H. , shoe cutter, r. 717 EdJy
Richardson Aurelius M., hostler, r. 185 Stevenson
Richardson Benjamin F., receivmg teller Sather Baking
Co., r. 109 Frederick
Richardson C. B., motorman, r. 230 Sunnyside Av
Richardson Charles, butcher, r. 1155 Howard
Richardson Charles, engineer, r. 409i Third
Richardson Charles, seaman, r. .334 Main
Richardson Clemens, r. 2472 Market
Richardson Clement, teamster, r. SW cor Union Ay and
Banks
Richardson Clifton P. , salesman Sadler & Co.. r. 1825
Market
Richardson C. R., widow, r. 517 Webster
Richardson Curtis, butcher, r. 1055a Howard
Richardson C. W., watchman, r. 812 Ellis
RI€UARDS»0.\ DANIEL S., secretary Post Office,
r. East Oakland
Richardson Edmund, seaman, r. 14 Auburn
Richardson Edward A., plumber, r. 616 Seventeenth
RI€HARDS4»\ EDn'I> H., s-alesman Thomas Day
& Co., r. Oakland
Rich>rdson Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquors, 22 Moss
Richardson Estelle T.. widow, r. 810 Central Av
Richardson Eva Mrs., dressmaker, r. 601 1 Bush
Richardson Florence J. Miss, r. 2332 Mission
Richardson Frank H., attorney at law, 530 Calijonua,
room 31, r. East Oakland
Richardson Frederick (Engler & Richardson) r. 605 Na-
toma
Richardson Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 453 Bryant
Richardson Frederick A., clerk Forwarding Dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
Richardson George (Richardson & Gale) r. Ill Olive Av
Richardson George B., patrolman, r. 1713 Jones
Richardson George C"., plasterer, r. 115 Erie
Richardson George F., car service agt S. P. Co., and sec-
retary The Denboni Co., 66 Crocker Bldg, r. 928i
Pine
Richardson George H., clerk Kem|)key Gilham & Saw-
ver, r. Oakland
Richardson George -I . clerk, r. 528 Jessie
Gall, Teieploiie SoQtIi 458
FOR
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Richardson George W., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.
4.53 Brj'ant
Richardson Gideon, musician, r. 1107 Treat Av, rear
Richardson Harold, porter, r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Richardson Harry, musician, r. 708 Larkin
Richardson Harry C barber, 601i Bush
Richardson Henry, seaman, r. 22 Moss
Richardson James, r. 136 Sixth
Richardson James, cook, r. 611 Powell
Richardson James, laborer, r, 909 Illinois
Richardson James, plumber, r 616 Seventeenth
Richardson James, printer, r. SW cor Plj-mouth and
Lobos
Richardson James P., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 506 Third
Richardson James R., butcher, r. 1055a Howard
Richardson John, r. 605 Natoma
Richardson John, janitor, r. 630 Capp
Richardson John, machinist, 69 Murphy Bldg
Richardson John, master stmr Hope, office 7 Clay, r.
Berkeley
RICHARD'SO.V JOHV J., proprietor Richardson's
Check Restiurant, 2130 Fillmore
Richardson John M., r. 36 Fair Oaks
Richardson John P., physician, r. 506 Third
Richardson John W., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co.,
r. 616 Seventeenth
Richardson John W. , cook, r. 242 Minna
Richardson Joseph, trackman, r. 20 Alien
Richardson Joseph T., secretary and treasurer S. F.
Storage and Warehouse Co., S s Brannan bet Eighth
and Ninth, r. 115 Gough
Richardson Kate, domestic The Baldwin
Richardson Kate, widow, r. 923 Shotwell
Richardson Lawrence, messenger P. M. SS. Co.
Richardson Leonard, photographic studio, 1227 -Market,
r. 226a McAllister
Richardson Leslie P., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 12?2
Pine
Richardson Lillian M. Miss, china decorator, r. 49 Hill
Richardson Louis, plumber, r. 856 Howard
Richardson Maggie G. , widow, r. 8 Hayes
Richardson Maulev H., builder, r. 239 Lobos
RICHAR»»«0>' .VIARV.IRKT Mrs., proprietor The
Richmond, NE cor D and Sixth Av
Richardson Margaret R. Miss, nurse, r. 1827 Polk
Richardson Marion H., jewelry, 735 Market, r. 1207 Oc-
tavia
Richardson Mary, widow, r. "'55 Sadowa, Ocean View
Richardson Mary C. Mrs., r. 1055 Market
Richardson Mary J. , widow, r. 1055a Howard
Richardson Myra, widow, r. 49 Hill
Richardson Nicholas J., master stmr Gold, r. 1724 San
Carlos Av
Richardson Rachel, widow, r. 36 Fair Oaks
Richardson Richard, A., with Sherwood & Sherwood,
212-214 Market
Richardson Richard C, housemover, r. 314 Lily A v
Richardson Robert, marine engineer, r. 3628 Sixteenth
Richardson Robert A. , clerk , r. 404 Lott
Richardson Robert E , watchmaker, r. 812 Ellis
Richardson Robert M. , clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
512 Golden Gate Av
Richardson Theodore F., gripman, r. 1309 Lyon
Richardson Thomas, liquors, .593 Sixth
Richardson ITiomas, lumber and commission merchant,
and secretarj' Pacific Hardwoocl Lumber I'o., 22
Market, room 1, r. 1032 Vallejo
Richardson Thomas, traveling agent, r. 1032 Vallejo
Richardson Thomas F., engineer, r. 121 Sixteenth
Richardson Walter H., asst bookkeeper P. F. Nolan &
Co.,r. 1309 Lyon
Richardson Walter H., clerk Herman I. Nager, r. Oak-
land
Richardson Willard A., attorney at law, 328 Montgom-
ery rooms 9-10, r. 1118 Gough
Richardson William, dranghtsman, r. 4 Eddy PI
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KND KITCHEN S\7PF>LIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Richardson William, propertyman, r. 521 Natoma
Richardson William Jr., with Ship Owners' and Mer-
chaiits' Tug-boat C')., r. Alameda
RICHARDSON WILLIAM «., Pacific Coast man-
ager Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) office 527
Commercial, r. 109 Frederick
Richardson Willi-* L., stenographer Sherman, Cla\- & Co.,
r. 512 Golden Gate Av
Richardson & Gale (George Richardson and Matthew F.
Gale) contractors brick work, office 16 Post
RICHARDSON'S CHECK RES-
TAIIDAMT 'lo^n J. Rlrhardson
IAUnAlll> proprietor, 3130 Fill-
more
Richart George B., clerk Charles E. Morev, r. 1305
Golden Gate Av
Riche Freder.ck, seaman, r. 248 Tehama
Riche John, motorman, r. 1711 Turk
RIC'HELIEC HOTEL, L. A. Lew proprietor, 1012-
1016 Van Ness Av, Telephone East 325
Richelieu House, Mme. Emerence Audet proprietor, 22 *
Gearj-
Richelieu House, Mrs. Jane Ducasse proprietor, 231
Montgomery Av
Richert Albert, salesman, r. 129Si Larkin
Richert Constant, driver, r. 1820 Mason
Richert Paul, soapmaker, r 66 San Bruno Av
eS" Richert See Reichert and Riechert
Richeson Brothers (Lafayette M. and James L.) baroers,
502 Ellis
Richeson James L. (Richeson Bros.) r. 620 Larkin
Richeson Lafayette M. (Richeson Bros.) r. 620 Larkin
Richey Charles, painter, r. 56 Erie
Richej' William S., dentist, 5i Kearny, r. 1049a Market
Richieri Petra Mrs., seamstress, r. 5 Pollard PI
Richin J. W. R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 326 Larkin
Richley George, contractor, r. 530 Hermann
Richman Louis B., tinner, r. 523 Seventh
Richmond Cha les W., cjpitalist, r. 2005 Steiner
RI<'HMO\U €0.\GRE«.4TI0!VAL CHTRCH,
Rev. Philip Coombe pastor, SW cor Seventh Av and
Clement
Richmond George R., r. 18 Stanley PI
Richmond Henry, machinist, r. 537 Fifth
Richmond Horace, mining expert, r. 90S Market
Richmond J. A. Mrs., r. 510 Edcly
Richmond John H., clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 17 Monroe
Richmond Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 510Eddv
Richmond Marj- Mrs., widow, r. 72 South Park-
Richmond Maud Miss, clerk, r. 417 Eddv
RICH.UOKD PRIM.4RV SCHOOL, Mrs. Anna E.
Tiernan principal. First Av nr Point Lol)os Av
Richmond Selden 1., porter Denver House
Richmond Skating Rink, John Mavnard proprietor. 734
Sever th Av
Richmond The, Mrs. Margaret Richardson i>roprietor
NE cor D and Sixth Av
Richmond William, printer, r. 1613 Jones
Riihmond William B., machinist, r. 136 Olive Av
Richmond William H. (McDonald & Richmond) r. 142?.
Twenty-fourth
aS" RichmuUer. See RischmuUer
Richner Marj- Miss, furnished rooms, 136 Sixth
Richon Adele, milliner, r. 956 Mission
Richon Anais, feathercurler, r. 9.16 Mission
Richon Edward, agent, r. 956 Mission
Richon Louise, teacher music, r. 956 Mission
Richter Adolph, mnfg jeweler, 622 Merchant, r. East
Oakland
Richter Adolph, teamster, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Nebraska
Richter Ale.xander, r. 525 Haight
Richter Anne Mrs., boarding, 1803 Stockton
Riditer Barnard J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
East Oakland
Richter Bemhard, chocolatemaker, r. 1122 Market
RICHTER C. .n.AX, 31. D., surgeon, office 614
Gearv, hours 2 to 4 P. M. Telephone East 263, r.
2608 Webster, Telephone West 690
Richter Charles, cook, r. 544 Mission
Richter Charles, hostler, r. 1214 Larkin
Richter Clarence, clerk Pac. Tool and Supply Co., r. Ala-
meda
Richter Emil G., fringemaker Goldstein Bros., r. Lorin,
Cal.
Richter Ernest, salesman, r. 843 Mi-sion
Richter Ernest C. , engra^ er, 344 Kearny, r(36m 3, r. 342
Sixth
Richter Frank, salesman Eugene E. Geisel, r. 4 Glover
Richter Frederick, upholsterer, 525 Haight
Richter George, seaman, r. 310* Sixth
Richter George, helper, r. 450 Minna
Richter George, laborer, r. SE cor Jones and Lincoln
Richter George G. salesman Blvthe k Trott, r. SE cor
Jones and Lincoln
Richter George J., teamster, r. 1908 Jones
Richter Henrj- (Richter & Benker) r. 1804 Stockton
Richter Henry, sugar refiner, r. 500 Fifth
Richter Henry Mrs., r. 109 Welsh
Richter Hermann, cook, r. 4 Glover
Richter John L., foreman Badlam Bros., r. Alameda
Richter Leopold, groceries and liquors, 2001 Powell
Richter Lizzie Miss, r. 702 Brjant
Richter Margaret, widow, r. 253 London
Richter Miria, widow, r. 450 Minna
Richter Martha domestic 2610 Laguna
Richter Martin, bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, r. 109 Brod-
erick
Richter Max, chocolatemaker, r. 1122 Market
Richter Oscar F., teamster, r. 15 South Park
Richter Peter E., policeman, r. SE cor Jones and Lin-
coln
Richter Reinhold (Richter & Wessling) r. 311 Twenty-
first
Richter William, clerk Transatlantic Fire Ins. Co.. r. 109
Welsh
Richter William, 1st officer stnir Encinal, r. 12371
Eighteenth
Richter William, seaman, r. 716 Ridley
Richter William, upholsterer, r. 21J Lapidge
Richter Wilham C, drugsrisl, G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 2751
Bush
Richter William H., r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Ne-
braska
Richter & Benker (Henr>' Richter and George J. Benker)
cigar mnfrs, 401 Montgomery Av
RICHTER <K >TESSLING '(Reinhold Richter and
William H. Wesslii.g) proprietors The San Fran-
cisco, wines and liquors, 863 Market
Richtstieg John H. F., carpenter, r. 211 Twenty-second
Rick Adolf, r. 812 Elizabeth
Rick Charles, butcher, r. 121 Fell
Rick Charles E. , salesman The WTiitman & Barnes Mnfs
Co., r. 100 Filth
Rick George, butcher, r. 121 Fell .
Rick George F., salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 1217
York
Rick Harry, fanner, r. N s Nevada nr Kansas
Rick Jacob, laborer, r. 121 Fell
Rick John G., shoemaker, 322 Larkin
Rickard Addie Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 115a Sixth
Rickard Charles, r. 112 Scott
Rickard Charles, musician, r. 314^ O'Farrell
Rickard Jane, widow, r. 15 Kissling
Rickard Joseph, expressman, r. 225 Douglass
Rickard Joseph T., clerk George H. Fuller Desk Co., r.
15 Kissling
Rickard Lizzie Miss, stenographer J. K. Armsby Co.,
r. Oakland
Rickard Marj- A., dressmaker, r. 15 Kissling
Rickard Richard P., buyer Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r.
1894 Mission
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WOE
Bituminous Rock and Cement Woric
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
sujfCR'BE 5/^^ FRftNGISGO GftLL
CHAS. M. SHOETRIB&E,
Proprietor.
THE FITTZ CURE
is Safe, Reliable and Permanent
Price, $25. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Rickard Robert, liquors, r. 336i Tehama
Rickard Thomas, with Parke & Lacy Co., 21-23 Fremont,
r. Berkeley
Rickard William H., clerk, r. 1819 Pine
Rickards Carlton, Chinese interpreter Aetna Ins. Co., r.
42 Diamond
Rickards George J., packer Levi, Strauss & Co., r. 78
Clementina
Rickards William J., bookkeeper Gordon the Tailor, r.
216 Elm Av
Rickards William J. , master tug .Etna, r
teenth
Ricke Andrew, machine hand, r. 1013 York
Ricke Henry, cabinet maker, r. 1013 York
Ricker Benjamin F., carpenter, r. (308 O'Farrell
Ricker Hugo, cabinet maker, r. 256 Clementina
Ricker Iva R. Miss, dressmaking, r. 538 Ellis
Ricker James E., gripman, r. 2923 Sacramento
Rickerby Richard H., machinist r. Alameda
Rickerby William, watchman, r. 2206 Jones
Rickerby William J., clerk, r. 2206 Jones
Rickert Christine Miss. r. 115 Leavenworth
Rickers Rude, team-ter, r. 149 Ninth
Rickers William, fireman Stmr Alcazar
Ricket C. R., teamster Pac. Improvement Co.
Ricketson Frances Mrs., dressmaker, r. 110| Turk
Rickett E. , steward St r Acupnlco
KICKETTg ALFRED H., attorney at law, 201-203
Crocker Bldg, r. East Oakland
KICKETTS B4S1L X., notarj' public Murphy Bldg,
room 16, r. 709 Buchanan
Ricketts Thomaa Mrs., r. 1832 Eddy
Rickey Bliss D., clerk, r. 315 Grove
Rickey I. E., r. 2132 Fillmore
Rickey Thomas, canvasser, r. 433i Ringold
Rickey Thomas B. , carpenter, r. N s Richland Av nr
Andover
Ricklefs Henry, clerk, Julius Hoegemann, r. ;
teenth
Ricklefsen Harry, bookkeeper Rudolph Herold
meda
Rickman William F., plumber, 1974 Mission
Rickoff Arthur R., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1194
Haight
RICKOFF CHARLES, president Cal. Colonizing In-
vestment Co., 323 Montgomery, r. 1194 Haight
RICKOFF L. A., shipping master Ship Owners'
Association of the Pacific Coast, 42-44 Steuart, r.
126 Ellis
Rickoff Myrtle M. Miss, Stenographer John F. Myers &
Co., r. 1194 Haight
Ricot Katharine, widow, r. 9 Boyd
Ricotti Augustin, watchmaker, 222i Montgomery Av
Ricotti Cesar, clerk Frank Delotso, r. 413 Union
Riddell Allen McD., salesman, r.Hotel St. Nicholas
Riddell Andrew, bricklayer, r. 1203 Market
Riddell Charles, machinist, r. 154 Golden Gate Av
Riddell Edwin B., clerk Auditing Department Wells
Fargo & Co. r. t)akland
Riddell George H., deputy Assessor, r. 219 Gough
Riddell George L., bookkeeper, r. 1912 Devisadero
Riddell Gustave H., commission, r. 1007 Mason
Bidden John C. , salesman, r. 403 Oak
Riddell William N., clerk Land Department S. P. Co., r.
726 Ashbury
Riddle Annie, widow, r. 1542 Kentucky
Riddle Charles L., bookkeeper H. Dutard, r. 501 Geary
Riddle Elizabeth, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Riddle George M., conductor, r. 634 Elizabeth
Riddle James, millwright, r. Alms House
Riddle James H., cook, 17 Sherwood PI
Riddle John, conductor, r. 10 Powell Av
Riddle Joseph M. C, driver, r. 1542 Kentucky
Riddle Percy, painter Central Hardware and
Co., r. Oakland
Riddle Peter, carpenter, r. 114 Turk
Riddock Alexander, engineer, r. 23J Perry
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UT7=S.^KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
l-redericKspur^ Bottiir)^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Eigh- Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Riddock Alexanders., pipefitter, r. 23} Perry
Riddock George H. , tinsmith, r. 23^ Perry
Ridenour Archibald P., barber, r. 18^ Hubbard
Rideout Benjamin, wharfinger Harbor Commissioners,
r. Oakland
Rideout N. D., capitalist, r. 1950 Washington
Rideout Thomas, carpenter, r. 209 Capp
Rider Frederick G., druggist, 504 Bush, r. 1214 Fell
Rider John B., r. 2213 Folsom
Rider William M., clerk, r. 2513 Folsom
IST" Rider. See Reiter and Ryder
Ridge Maggie, widow, r. 460 Minna
Ridge Thomas D., printer, r. 814 Montgomery
RIDUEWAV ^VILLI.iiH .1.. manufacturer mill
picks and files, 17 Hill, r. 19 Hill
Ridgway Annie E. , saleslady Smiths' Cash Store, r. Ala-
meda
Ridg\vay Charles W. , boarding, SE cor Pt Lobos and
Twenty-second Avs
Rldg\vay Charles W., grading contractor, r. 537 Polk
Ridgway Clarissa, r. 1144 Mission
Ridgway Lizzie, widow, r. 1144 Mission
Riding Benjamin, porter, r. 732 Folsom
Riding George W., porter, r. 732 Folsom
Riding George W. Jr., painter, r. 732 Folsom
Riding Thomas R , drayman, r. 825 Larkiu
Ridley A. E. &. Co. (Albert E. Ridley) stencil cutters,
box and burning brands, 323 Front
RIIILEV A. E. BROOKE, electrical engineer, 508
California, room 23, telephone main 5048, r. Berkeley
Ridley Albert E. (A. E. Ridley & CO.) r, Alameda
Ridley George J., gripman, r. 2806 Bush
Ridley H. S. Mrs., r. 826 Hami shire
Ridley John, laborer, r. 23i Minna, rear
Ridley Joseph R., watchmaker and jeweler, 510 Valencia-
Ridley Roy, r. 2806 Bush
Ridling Alexander G., special agent and adjuster Conti-
nental Insurance Co., r. 1137 Bush
Ridlington ITiomas, foreman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
19 I.apidge
Ridolfl Charles, fruits and vegetables, 741 Twenty -fourth
Riebe Edward, r. 1405 Bu^h ~
Riebeling Albert, contractor and builder, 1508^ Powell
Riebeling John M., clerk, r. 121 Olive Av
Riech Margarita, widow, r. .S20 Vallejo
Supply
Riecbers An-
441 Ed.ly
RIECHERS FREDERICK W., ...-
i-eries autl liqaorn, (itU Larkln. Telephone
East 1»5, r. GOl Eddy
Riecbers Gustave, srripman, r. 29 Boyce
Riecbers Henry, laborer, r. 708 Minnesota
Riechers Herman, groceries and liquors, SE cor Duncan
and Sanchez
Riechers John H. (Riecbers & Grieme) r. 18 Seventh
Riechers Otto, clerk Rulfs & Co. , r. 234 Van Ness Av
Riechers Wdliam. clerk Frederick Riechers, r. 604 Eddy
KIECHERS •» CiRIE.nE (John H. Riechers and Her-
man H. Grieme) groceries and liquors, 18 Seventh
Rieck Dora, domest c lS3j Green
Rieck Henry, laborer, r. 12 Channell
Riecker Paul, groceries and liquors, NW cor Turk and
Scott, r. 1101 Scott
Riedel Carl E., apprentice John S. Mellon, r. 919 Twen-
ty-sixth
Riedel Edward, r, 317 Leavenworth
Riedel George, cabinetmaker, r. 2016 Taylor
Riedel Gustave, solicitor, r. 1416 Broadway
Riedel Gustave H., commission, r. 1007 Mason
Riedel William, cigars and tobacco, 919-921 Twenty-sixth
Riedinser A. T., salesman F. N. Woods & Co.,r. 622 Post
Riedinger William F. restaurant, 104 Seventh, r. 306
Twenty-sixth
Riedl Louis, butcher, r. 1418 Fifth Av South
RIEDV CHARLES^ C. dealer microscopes and mic-
roscopical supplies, 432 Montgomery, r. 3015a Cali-
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428 California Street
fc^ Kiody. See Reidy
Kief Auj,'ust, baker, r. 625 Claj-
Rief James, longshoreman, r. 371 Ea-st
Rief John, laborer, r. 1404 Fifth Av Soiitli
Rief John, laborer, r. 13 Adair
Rief Lillie Miss, stenographer, r. 220 Eddy
Rieffel Louis C. (Nelson & Rieffel) r. 5 Hopeton PI
Rieffel Virginia Hiss, tailoress, r. 5 Marcy PI
Riegelhaupt Phillip, tailor, 506 Market, r. 546 Howard
Riegelhuth Charles, butcher, 432 Third, r. 1106 Silver
Riegelhuth Coi>rad, cabinetmaker, r. 44 Julia
Riegelhuth Frederick, satchelmaker, r. 44 Julia
Riegelhuth George J., musician, r. 811 Filbert, rear
Riegelmann Henry, general manager for Pacific Coast
National Cigarette and Tobacco Co. (of New York)
224-226 California, r. 2413 Buchanan
Kieger Michael L., barber, 831 Gearj', r. 825 Geary
RIK<iiER PAUL A CO., manufacturers flavoring
extracts, William Rieger manager, 511 Front, Tele-
phone Main 16
Rieger Theobald, clerk Herbert F. Dugan, r. 628 Sutter
RIEGER WIIHAM, manager Paul Rieger & Co.,
.511 Front, r. 842 Grove
Riegg Robert, barber, r. 611b Hyde
Riegger J. R., musician, r. 316 Post
Riegling Henrj-, teamster, r. 321 Tenth, rear
Riegling Joseph, baker, r. 321 Tenth, rear
Riegling Joseph Jr., mattressmaker, r. 321 Tenth, rear
Riegoire Emil, silversmith, r. 715 Broadway
Riehl Arthiu- B., policeman, r. 1067 Mission
Riehl Frederick, druggist, r. 115 Gilbert
RIEHL FREIIERIC'K, M. D., physician and sur-
geon, 526 Keaniv, office hours 10 to 11 A. M., 1 to 3
and 7 to 8 P. M.', Sundays 9 to 10.30 A. M., r. 630
Filbert
Riehl Martin W., attorney at law with Garber, Boalt &
Bishop, r. San Jose, Cal.
Riehl Otto, clerk RoUa V. Watt, r. Alameda
Rieman George W., compositor, r. 846 Mission
Riemer Charles, walchman, r. Fifth Av South bet M
and L
Riemer Clara, widow, r. 19 Bridge PI
Riemer Julius, groceries and liquors, 816 Greenwich
Riemer Rudolph, groceries and liquors, 3023 Lagxma
0° Riemer. See Reimer
Rienecker Carl, painter, r. 914 Twenty-third
Rienecker Hermine, widow, r. 1825 Lombard
^r Rienecker. See Reinecker
Rienertz Charles, master schr Salamander, r. 739 Fourth
Riens William, cook, r. 345 Tehama
Rienzi Lr>uisa, widow, r. 1509i Devisadero
Rie])en Rudolph, cabinetmaker, r. 9 Day
Kieper Jacob, butcher, 31 Twenty-eighth
l!ies George A., carpenter, r. 21 Chattanooga
Ries Laura, widow, r. 2514 Fillmore
Ries William, rlectrician, r. 946 Mission
Kif-e Charles A., surgical and electrical instruments, 3
Hardie PI, r. 7o7a Folsom
Kiese David (Greenhood Riese cfc Co.) r. 1519 Baker
Kiese .luhn E., r. 2ij7 Nineteenth
^^ Kiese. See R es, Reese, Ries and Riess
Kiesen Peter C, clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth and Capp
Kiestunber Charles, r. 1122 Market
Kiesenweber Charles, furnished rooms, 36 Eighth
(tieser Edwin (>., •ookkeeper Bayle, Lacosta & Co., r. 710
Nineteenth
Kieser Kate E. Mrs., r. 412 Nineteeenth
Kii-:^ ( i.nrad V., cabinetmaker, r. 610 Jersey
Uui^x K.l-ar, packer, r. 301 Ivy Av
);iLS< (icorge, seaman, r. 301 Ivy Av
liiess Johanna, widow, r. 301 Ivy Av
Riess John W., painter, r. 1418 Twenty-fiftli
Riess Julius, brassmolder. r. 301 Ivy Av
Riess Meney, canvasser, r. 301 Ivy Av
Riessing Charles, groceries, NE cor Center and De Ham
Kietncr Julius, clerk, r. 5 Hoi)eton Terrace
'tietow Charles, harnessmaker, r. 25a Gl
Rietow Henry, cari>eiiter, r. 9 August Alle^
Rietselioten Ricliard, seaman, r. 23.1 Silver
REITZKE GUSTAV, D. D. S.,
denti.st oitire Vi'iH xUarket, rooms l-3-»«4,
gas adiulnietered. r. 2503 Mashlnston
Rietzke John, plumber, r. 957 Mission
Rieu John, shoemaker, 187 Jessie
Riewerts Meinert H., groceries and liquors, 2501 Mission,
r. 509 Twenty -first
Rifkin Louis, capmaker, r. 449 Tehama
Rifkogel Louis, master mariner, r. 154 Howard
Riga Jacob, tailor, 338 Bush, r. 228J Sixth
Riga Samuel, tailor, r. 228i Sixth
Rigades Emanuel, bartender, r. 650 Howard
Riaraud Louis, crockery, 1506 Polk, r. 1705 Sacramento
RIGBl' >T ILLI.4M, attorney at law and with Pick-
ens, Fulton & Co. , 130 Sansome, r. Alameda
Rigby William Jr., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. Oak-
land
RIGDOK RIIFtS L., physician and surgeon, office
Nucleus Bldg, cor Third and Market, rooms 8-9,
hours 1:30 to 4:30 and 7 to 8 P. M., Telephone Main
5088, r. 914 Page, Telephone West 96
Rigdon Truston A., ticket agent A. Ottinger, r. 732 Pine
Rigehout Philip, tailor, r. 546 Howard
Rigg George A., traveling salesman Howe Scale Co., r.
2405 Octavia
Riggers' and Stevedores* Union Association, 808 Mont-
gomery
Riggers' Protective I'nion, 13 Howard
Riggs Austin R., photographer, 514 Kearny, r. West
Berkeley
Riggs Charles B., carpenter, r. 123c San Jose Av
Riggs Don P. , musician, r. 1236 Twenty-third
Riggs Orville N., salesman, r. 1035 Market
Riggs William, teamster, r. 420 Minna
Riggins Hamilton J., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1115 Twent-eth
Righetti Candido, weigher, r. 2927 Jackson
Righetti D., cider mnfr, 345 J Fifth
Righetti Lawrence, scavenger, r. 434 Sanchez
Righetti Salide, clerk Victor Fontana, r. 521 Gearj'
Ri-hini Joseph, laborer, r. 1323 Minna
Righteman George, watchman State Dredger No. 2
Rightmire Elizabeth A., widow, r. 1417 Scott
Rightmire William J., clerk, r. 1417 Scott
Rigle Harry, whitenei, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Rigley J., iron bed maker, r. 118 Ninth
Rigli Bernardo, musician, r. 3 Grand PI
Rignej' Arthur, shoefitter, r. 428 Broadway
Rigney Edward, fireman stmr San Bias
Rigney James A., sawyer, r. 17 Minna
Rigney Lizzie Mrs., shoefitter, r. 222 Chestnut
Rigney Maggie, domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Rignev Thomas F., mantels and tiles, 119 Valencia, r. 42
Hoff Av
Rigney Washington, laborer, r. 17 Minna
Rigolette Josejih, waiter, r. 164 Jessie
Rigolo Anatole, bartender, r. 535 Dupont
Rigoulot John, architect, r. .W8 Ellis
Rike Henry, liquors, SE cor Steiner and Hermann
Riker Caroline, furnished rooms, 913 Sacramento
Riker Edward, waiter, r 838 Mission
Riker Harrison H., tailor, r. 913 Sacramento
RILEl ALPHO\»«L!» VER¥ REV., O. P., Prior
Dominican Monasten", W s Steiner bet Bush and
Pine
Riley Ann, widow, r. 361 Minna
Riley Annie, domestic 2101 Pacific Av
Riley Annie S. Miss, drtssmaker, r. 1617 Clay
Rilev Augustine L., clerk National Fire Insurance Co.,
r. 2112 Van Ness Av
Riley Bernard D., bookkeeper, r. 3 Liberty
RILEV C'ALTIK C, druggist and manager William J.
Bryan, NW cor Second and Howard
Riley Catherine, laundry, r. I'.UO Mission
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Bile.v Catherine, widow, r. Alms House
Rilev Catherine Miss, dressmaicer, r. 2112 Van Ness Av
Riley Catherine J. Miss, teacher Everett Gi-amniar
School, r. 905 Eliis
Riley Charles, r. 18044 Stockton
Riley Charles, hostler, r. 875 Folsoni
Riley Charles, plunibei', r. 1510 Eddy
Riley Charles P., wood carver, r. 238| Perry
Riley Christopher C, janitor, 308 Market, r. Oakland
Riley Cornelius, oystemian M. B. Moraghan
Riley Daniel, capitalist, r. 116 Albion Av
Riley Daniel, laborer, r. 224 Fifteenth
Riley David, teamster, r. 17 J Converse
Riley Delia, domestic 2217 Fillmore
Riley Dennis, laborer, 1940 Mission
Riiey Edward, harnessmaker, r. 1025 Natoma
Riley Edward, porter, r. 1211a Clay
Riley Edward Mrs., r. 548 Bryant
Riley Edward A. (Buchanan & Riley) and deimty sheriff
V. 1143 Mission
Riley Edward L., bartender, r. 1410 J Harrison
Riley Edward T., bartender, r. 449 Natoma
Riley Eliza, widow, r. 905 Ellis
Riley Ellen, shirtmaker, r. 1940 Mission
Riley Ellen, widow, r. 210 Ritch, rear
Riley Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 2112 ^■an Ness Av
Riley Fannie Miss, r. 609 Fourth
Rilev Ftrgus, laborer, r. 31 Washington Av
Riley Frank, butcher, r. 2112 Van Ness A\
Riley Frank, driver, r. 21^ Converse
Riley Frank I, porter, r. 3 Rincon PI
Riley Frank T., wood carver, 528 Fifth, r. 14 De Boom
Riley Frank W., policeman, r. 626 Eddy
Riley George (Dougherty & Riley) r. 440 Castro
Riley George, driver, r. 31 Washington Av
Riley George, marine fireman, r. 542 First
-Riley George, tail ir, r. 1025 Natoma
Riley George F., shipwright, r. 811 Van Ness Av
Riley George H., can>enter, r. 1705| Jones
Riley Gertrude Miss, copyholder, r. 51 Fifth
Riley H., fireman stmr Acajiulco
Riley Hazen K., r. 1521 Golden Gate Av
Rilev Henry N., teamster, r. 342 Fourth
Riley Henry W. (H. W. Riley & Co.) r. 114a Eleventh
Riley Henry W., plumber, r. 1617 Clay
Riley Hugh, stonecutter, r. 529 Sacramento
Riley H. W. & Co. (Heurj' W. Riley) produce commis-
sion, 409-411 Davis
Riley J., coalpasser stuir Umatilla
Riley James, bartender, r. 105 New Montgomerj-
Riley James, bricklayer, r. 109 Rose Av
Riley James, director California Milk Co., r. 713 Shot
well
Riley James, horseshoer, r. 1025 York
Riley James, laborer, r. 11 Geneva
Riley James, laborer, r. 552 J Bryant
Riley James, laborer, r. 1200 Folsom
Riley James, laborer, r. 1231 Castro
Rilev James, seaman, r. 1025 Natoma
Riley James A., bookkeeper, r. 208 Fifteenth
Riley James A., clerk Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. 1015
Valencia
Riley James B., clerk Overland Transfer Co., r. 114
Langtou
Riley James B„ teamster, r. 126 Howard
Riley James E., driver, r. 213a Powell
Riley James H., gasfitter, r. 14a Albion A\
Riley James H., laborer, r. 449 Natoma
Riley James H., printer, r. 1526 Sanchez
Riley James J., policeman, r. 208 Fifteenth
Riley James P., porter, r. 240 Oak
Riley James W., bartender, r. 122 Second
Riley James W. , boxmaker, r. 548 Bryant
Riley Jame^ W., clerk, r. 2118 Howard
Riley Jane, widow, r. 2118 Howard
Rilev Jeremiah, teamster, r. Sixteenth Av Soutli nr Q
Rilev John, bricklayer, r. 109 Rose Av
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Riley John, coal and wood, 21J Converse
Riley John, drayman, r. 1804J Stockton
Riley John, engineer, r. 808 Bay
Riley John, expressm&li, r. 71 Federal
Riley John, fireman, r. lOOJ Jackson
Riley John, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Riley John, fireman Water Tower No. 1
Riley John, laborer, r. 128 Fourteenth
Riley John, laborer, r. 552 Bryant
Riiey John, laborer, r. 1940 Mission
Riley John, laborer, r. Twenty-second Av nr Point Lu-
bos Av
Riley John, longshoreman, r. 84 Madison Av
Riley John, miner, r. 566i Bryant
Riley John, news agent, r. 208 Fifteenth
Riley John, plumber, 1507 Pine, r. 2014 Mission
Riley John, sawyer Union Box Factory
Riley John, seaman, r. Alms House
Riley John, special policeman, r. 905 Ellis
Riley John, teamsttr, r. 21^ Converse
Riley John, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Riley John Mrs., furnished rooms, 51 Fifth
Riley John C, painter, r. 6 Kohler PI
Riley John E., laborer, r. 552J Bryant
Riley John F. (Riley & Loane) r. 1717 Webster
Riley John F. , attorney at law, 426 California, room 9,
r. 1521 Vallejo
Riley John F., fireman Chemical Engine 5, r. 117 Ber-
nard
Riley John J., boiler maker, r. 312 Eighth
Riley John J., morocco finisher, r. 755 Brannan
Riley John J., laborer, rt 18 Chener.\-
Riley John R. , porter, r. 19J Fourth
Riley John W., clerk The San Francisco Breweries L'd,
r. 566J Bryant
Riley John W. , iron molder, r. 22b Moss
Rilej- John W., upholsterer, r. 107 Pierce
Riley Joseph, boUermaker, r. 40 Dore
Riley Joseph, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Alameda
Riley Joseph, diver, r. 349i Minna
Riley Joseph A., truckman Truck 6
Riley Joseph B., shoemaker, r. 327d Clementina
Riley Joseph E., blacksmith, r. 208 Fifteenth
Riley Joseph F., salesman H. W. Riley & Co., r. 1804
Mason
Riley Joseph G., bartender, r. 114 Langton
Riley Julia, domestic 1330 Sutter
Rilev Kate Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Riley Kate Mrs., millinery. 222 Post, r. 1006 Haight
Rilev Kate J. Miss, teacher Emerson Primarv School, r.
905 Ellis
Riley Maggie, domestic The Colonial
Riley Mamie Miss, ironer, r. 16 Dore
Riley Margaret, widow, lodgings, 303 Jessie
Riley Margaret, widow, r. 1431 Polk
Riley Mary, domestic, 2112 California
Riley Mary, widow, r. 18 Chenery
Riley Mary, widow, r. 78 Clipper
Riley Mary, widow, r. 129 Langton
Riley Mary, widow, r. 135 Dore
Riley Mary, widow, r. 238J Peny
Riley Marj', widow, furnished rooms, 358 Minna }
Riley Mary, widow, r. 2112 Van Ness Av -^
Riley Mary Miss, clerk H. J. Kroscher, r. 18 Montgomery
Riley Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 1235 Market
Rilev Marv Miss, salesladv, r. W s Douglass nr T\ventv-
■first
Riley Mary Mrs., 1 .dgings, 18 Montgomerj-
Riley Marj' A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1617 Clay
Riley Michael, r. 534 Folsom
Riley Michael, gripman, r. 33 Powell Av
Riley Michael, molder, r. 22b Moss
Riley Michael J., marine fireman, r. 17 Minna
Riley Michael J., plasterer, r. 18 Chenerv'
Riley Patrick, engineer, r. 1617 Clay
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 755 Brannan
Riley Patrick, steward, r. 10 Laskie
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Riley Peter, brassflnisher, r. 212 First
Riley Peter, laborer, r. Alms House
Riley Philip, driver,r. 21^ Converse
Riley Philip, laborer, r. 427 Fulton
Riley Philip C, carpenter, r. 310 Folsom
Riley Robert F., expressman, r. 317 Third
Riley Robert R., clerk John J. Moran, r. 2831 Sixteenth
Riley Rose Miss, wt)olsorter, r. 512 Fourth
Riley Simon J., porter, r. 654 Natoma, rear
Riley Tessie H. Miss, laundress, r. 129 Langton
Riley Theresa, cigarmaker, r. 2305 Taylor
Riley Theresa, domestic 606a Powell
Riley Thomas, r. 1938 Mission
Rile . Thomas, blacksmith, r. 28 South Park
Riley Thomas, butcher, r. 638 Commercial
Raley Thomas, laborer, r. 129 Langton
Riley Thomas, laborer, r. 1940 Mission
Riley ITiomas, longshoreman, r 71 Federal
Riley Thomas, plasterer, r. 114 Langton
Riley Thomas, tanner, r. 609 Fourth
Riley Thomas D., r. 3 Liberty
Riley TTiomas E„ bartender, r. 449 Natoma
, Riley Thomas J., laborer, r. 11 Geneva
Riley ITiomas J., vamisher, r. 114 Langton
Riley Timothy, coachman, r. 1516 Polk
Riley Vema Miss, r. 251 Minna
Riley William, bartender, r. 642 Minna
Riley William, extramau Hose 4, r. 1802 Stockton
RIJLEV U'lLLIA.n C. physician and surgeon, office
203 Taylor, hours 11 A.M. to 12 M. and 3 to 5 P. M.,
Telephone South 528, r. 1216 Mission
Riley William E., salesman, r. 1025 Natoma
Riley William J., clerk, r. 2118 Howard
Riley William J., stonecutter, r. 2107 Bush
Riley & Loane (John F. Riley and Frank M. Loane) con-
tractors brick work , office 16 Post
I0" Riley. See Reiley and Reilly
Rimassa Charles, barber, r. 1061 Broad waj'
Rimassa Liberale, waiter, r. 323 Montgomerj-
Rimlinger Andrew J., sawj'er, r. 145 Fourth
Rimlinger Joseph, boxmaker, r. 225 Birch Av
Rimond Ernest, tailor, 1314 Powell
Rinaldo Brothers & Co. (Tobias and Solomon Rinaldo
and Charles S. Bier) mnfrs and importers cigars, 300-
302 Battery
Rinaldo Edward, portrait painter, r. 402 Ninth
Rinaldo Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 959i Market, r. 11
Russ
Rinaldo Solomon (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.) r. San Jose
Rinaldo Tobias (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.) r. San Jose
Rincon Fraiik, barber, r. \Vi>o\ Clay
Rinoon Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1136J Clay
RI>iCON CiRAM.nAK SCHOOL. Miss Elizabeth A.
Cleveland principal. Silver bet Second and Third
Rincon House, Helena Kline, widow, proprietor, r. 270
First
Rincon Ralph, tiimer, r. 1136J Clay
Rincoronni Pasqual, miner, r. Alms House
Rinilell O. W., quartermaster stmr Umatilla
Kinder Juhn H., first officer stmr Grelic, r. 1216 Haisjht
Riiiehart Herman, salesman, r. 801 Leavenworth
Rinehart John T., specialist, r. 616 Post, rear
Riner Russell M. , barber, r. 220 Oak
Rines Charles H., patent medicines, 261 Arlington
Rines James P., carpenter and contractor, r. 941 Four-
teenth Av South
Rines Joshua R. , carrier Post Office, r. 559 Mission
Rines William H., carpenter and contractor, r. 941 Four-
teenth Av South
Rinfret Ernest, carpenter, r. 19 Commercial
Ring Annie, widow, r. 2100 Greenwich
KIX«; BROTHERS (William R. and Edward F.) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Castro and Nineteenth
Ring Uyron, printer, r. 1109 Twenty-fourth
Ring Charles, clerk Palmer & Rey Type Foundrj-, r. 732
Union
Ring Daniel serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 410 Eddy
Ring David J., coal and grain, 1916 Union
Ring Edward, r. 549 Castro
Ring Edward, clerk, r. 2100 Greenwich
Ring Edward B., clerk, r. 612 Seventeenth
Ring Edward F. (Ring Bros.) r. 934 Nineteenth
Ring Ellen, widow, r. 2018 Stockton
Ring Frederick A., bookkeeper Paul Keyser, r. Oakland
Ring Grace, dressmaker, r. 2018 Stockton
Ring Henry, clerk, r. 712 Laurel Av
Ring John, longshoreman, r. E s Manchester nr Stone-
man
Ring John, watchman, r. 150 Silver
Ring John B., meterman, r. 612 Seventeenth
Ring Louise M., widow, r. 801 Leavenworth
Ring Mary, domestic 2015 Buchanan
Ring Mary, widow, r. 612 Seventeenth
Ring Richard J., liquors, 3549 Fillmore
Ring Sayer P., student, r. 114 Scott
Ring ITiomas J., clerk, r. 549 Castro
Ring William (Ring & Baker) r. 510 Geary
Ring William, clerk, r. 2100 Greenwich
Ring William, laborer, r. 616 Folsom
Ring William H., deputy License Collector, r. 2100
Greenwich
Ring William R. (Ring Bros.) r. 549 Castro
Ring William V., teamster, r. 525 Folsom
Ring & Baker (William Ring and William H. Baker)
men's funiishing goods, 1302 Market
Ringbeck Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 357 Jessie
Ringelholtz Herman, bartender, r. 315 Minna
Ringen George W., plumber, r. 613 Lombard
Ringen John C. , bartender, r. 832 Bay
Ringen Louis P., clerk, r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Peter, salesman Cal. Bottling Co.. r. 613 Lombard
Riniien Peter A., expressman, r. 613 Lombard
RINGEIW STOVE COMPAXl', quick-meal gas
and gasoline stoves, Ralph S. Buck manager, 1315
Bluxome
Ringgold Charles S., barber, r. 1027 Sutter
Ringgold Williiini H. Mrs., hairdresser, 1027 Sutter
Ringo Henrv E., solicitor, r. 2719 Pine
Ringo Samuel A. Rev., r. 1705 Eddy
Ringrose Rhody, contractor brickwork, office 16 Post, r.
2618 Sacramento ;
Rmgrose William, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1031
Noe
Ringsfield W., loungemaker, r. 429 Sixth
Ringstrom Belinda Miss, teacher music, r. 929a Sutter
Ringues Frederick, master mariner, office pier 7 Steuart
Ringwalt Lansing M., mnfrs agent, 138 Phelan Bldg, r.
930 Bush
Ringwood John H., porter, r. 700 Dolores
Ringwood Peter, laborer, r. 22 Turk
Rinkenbach August G., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Army and San Jose Av
Rinks Felix G., liquors, 854 Howard, r. 11 Moss
Rinkson laabelle Miss, saleslady Cowen & Cowen, r. 1627
Post
Rinn Maria, widow, r. 56 Natoma
Rinn Philip H., jeweler, r. 2723 Jackson
Rinn Thomas M. , peddler, r. 56 Natoma
Riime Frederick A., medical student, r. ISOSi Mission
Rinner John, optician, r 147 San Jose Av
Rintoul Ada, domestic 1531 Sacramento
Rio Bravo Vineyard and Raisin Comjiany, R. E. Hough-
ton president. Octave G. du P\" secretary, office 30
Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Rio Del Llano Water Com]>any (limited) W. C. Alberger
aLrent, :U.t Calif' irni;i. ronms 3-4
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Riordan Bartlett, leather dresser, r. 8 Gough
Riordan Bridget, widow, r. 711L South
Riordan Bridget Mrs., funiished rooms, 313 JIason
Riordan Catherine, widow, r. 217 Francisco
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Riordan Catherine F. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r. 453 Polk
Riordan Charles, cooper, r. 1541 Twenty-flfth
Riordan Cornelius, r. 453 Polk
Riordan Cornelius, laborer, r. 303 Linden Av
Riordan Cornelius J., clerk r. 453 Polk
Riordan Daniel, pressman, r. 1310 Florida
Riordan Daniel F. (Kapp & Riordan) r. 453 Polk
Riordan Daniel T., compositor, r. 407 Grove
Riordan Dennis, teamster, r. 432 Kentucky
Riordan Dennis F., boots and shoes, 520 Valencia, r. 217
Seventeenth
Riordan Edward, cutter, r. 3119 Mission
Riordan Elizabeth Miss, cashier The J. Dewing Co., r.
1310 Florida
Riordan Eugene F., lineman, r. 143 Shipley
Riordan Eugene G., carpenter, r. 1541 Twenty -fifth
Riordan Frank H. , shoem iker, r. 405^ Grove
Riordan George, policeman, r. 414 Minna
Riordan Hannah Mrs., r. 1423i Bush
Riordan James, gardener, r. 309 Austin Av
Riordan James, molder, r. 2106 Bryant
Riordan Jane, widow, r. 36 Freelon
Riordan Jeremiah, liquors and boarding, 34 Minna
Riordan Jeremiah J., expressman, NW cor California
and Drumm, r. 1305i Vallejo
Riordan Johanna, widow, r. 407 Grove
Riordan John (Riordan & Casej') r. 521 Howard
Riordan John, capitalist, r. 5.2 Seventeenth
Riordan John D., r. 610 Eddy
Riordan John, painter, r. 219^ Fourteenth
Riordan John D., molder, r. 1109 Vallejo
Riordan John H., laborer, r. 313 Mason
Riordan John J. , laborer, r. 823 Ellis
Riordan John J., machinist, r. 1541 Twenty -fifth
Riordan John J., shoecutter, r. 3119 Mission
Riordan John J., ^arnisher, r. 2039 Harrison
Riordan John P., clerk, r. 313 Mason
Riordan Joseph B., clerk T. P. Rior.Jan, r. 1415 Post
Riordan Joseph H, deputy County Cle»k, r. 224 Kearny
Riordan Joseph J., harnessmaker. r. 155 Silver
Riordan Joseph R. , laborer, r. 226 Michigan
Riordan Maggie, domestic 2124 Pine
Riordan Mary Mrs., r. 717J Bush
Riordan Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 610 Ediy
Riordan Michael, laborer, r. 41 Clara
Riordan Michael laborer, r. 1 109 Vallejo
Riordan Michael S., plumber, r. 36 Mary
Riordan Michael S., pressman, r. 1309 Utah
Riordan Nellie, domestic 2912 Clay
Riordan Patrick, r. 725 J Minna
Riordan Patrick, laborer, r. 317 Third
Riorvjan Patrick J., engineer, r. 7 Pearl
RIORDAN PATRICK W. Most Kev., Arch-
bishop of San Francisco, study 1100 Franklin, r. 1122
Eddy
Riordan Richard, painter, r. 47 Third
Riordan Richard R. , compositor, r. 610 Eddy
Riordan Stephen, laborer, r. 219 J Fourteenth
Riordan Thomas, policeman, r. 410 Waller
RIORDAN THOMAS D., attorney at law, 6 Mont-
gomery Av, Telephone Main 418, r. The Colonial
Riordan Timothy, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin
Riordan Timothy, plasterer, r. 2039 Harrison
Riordan Timothy P., policeman, r. 410 Waller
Riordan Timothy P., real estate and insurance liroker,
632 Market, r. 1415 Post
Riordan Walter A., milkman, r. 405J Grove
Riordan William, laborer, r. 36 Mary
Riordan William, laborer, r. 514 Second
Riordan William J., clerk T. P. Riordan, r. 1415 Post
Riordan & Casey (John Riordan and Daniel Casey) pro-
prietors SI itterv Hou.se, 521 Howard
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and Krocerlt's and liqaors, JMW cor
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Rioth Nicholas, lineman, r. 826 Pacific
Ripetti Franquillo, laborer, r. 402 Filbert
Kiphenberg Wesley, laborer, r. 206 Valencia
RiPLKV <;E0RGE H., general manager Equitable
Life Assurance Society, 6-12 Crocker Bldg, r. Bur-
lingame, San Mateo Co. , Cal. ,
Ripley Robert M., driver, r. 51 Second
Ripo Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Rippe Christopher, clerk J. H. Rippe, r. 2536 Bryant
Hil))ie Frederick (J. H. and F. RipiJe and Kattelmann k
Ril>pe) r. 8 Twenty-fourth
RII'I'K J. H. Jb F. (John H. and Frederick) groceries
and liquors, 2 Twenty-fourth
Rippe Richard, clerk, r. 1829 Market
Rippeto Charles L., painter, r. 1108 Elm Av
Kippey Mary Mrs., r. 237 Eighth
Rippich Frederick, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Rippon Thomas J. , machinist, r. 825 Haight
Rippon William E., capitalist, r. 825 Haight
Rippstien Gottlieb, wood and coal, 814 Folsom, r. 812
Folsom
Risberg Charles P. , stevedore, r. 23a Vanduwater
Rischniuller George, carpenter, r. 320 Nineteenth
Rischmuller Henry, molder, r. 1938 Stevenson
Hi.sconi Carlo, cooper, r. 314 Braniian
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMO-
TIIIC UiriDHC WlUiani M. Taylor
MVL WUntVO iue<^ident, Robert
S. Moore vlee-i»resi.ient and superintend-
ent. Lewis R. Mead secretary, SB cor
Howard and Beale, Telephone Main 'i.'Mt
Risdon James, laborer, r. 116 Sixth
Rise May, widow, r. 27 Laskie
Risen William, night watchman, r. 39J Merritt
Risi A., musician, r. 9 Pollard PI
Risi Aloise, shoemaker, r. 806 Greenwich
Risi Jeremiah (McCarthy & Risi) r. 441 Green
Risi Pietro (Campana & Risi) r. 526 Vallejo
Risin John, r. 205 Hyde
Rising George L. , printer, r. 362i Clementina
Rising Richard, attorney at law, r. 1101 Laguna
Risk Joseph, plumber, r. 36 Liberty
Risk Mary, widow, r. 15 Alta
Riske John, s-eaman, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Riskier Rudolph, cornicemaker, r. 130 Fourth
Risley Henry, special policeman, r. 245^ Clara
Riso Giuseppe VV., I'arber, 445 Broadway
RISPAITD PIERRE, liquors, 501 Sixth, r. 515 Sixth
Rispin Frank, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
Risselin Simon, florist, r. 2328 California
Risser Carrie Miss, artist, r. 238 Fourth
Rissland William a., boatbuilder, r. NE cor Fourth and
Kentucky
Rissmann Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 1116 Treat Av
Rissmann Marie, widow, teacher music and German,
1119 Geary
Risso August, scavenger, r. 14^ Fourteenth
Risso Francisco, farmer, r. Ocean View
Risso Joseph, florist, r. 141i Shipley
Risso Joseph, gardener, r. W s Mission Road opp Silver
Av
Risso Michael, gardener, r. ^' s Mission Road opp Silver
Av
Rist Eugene A., waiter, r. 723 O'Farrell
Ristenpart William A., salesman W. & J. Sloanc & C^'.,
r. East Berkeley
Risto Otto, r. SW cor Army and San Bruno Av
Ristow John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Army and
San Bruno Av
Risturn J., master schr Mary and Ida, Pier 5 Steuart
Ritchie Abbie P. Miss, r. 900 Lombard
Ritchie Agnes Miss, teacher Pixley Kindergarten, r
Sausalito
Ritchie Daniel M., lithographer, r. 639 Natoma
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sale at Soutlicrn Pacific Depots
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Rive Philip, contnictor, r. 2920 Pine
Rive Robert, cigannaker, r. 2920 Pine
Riveiro Pedro, carpenter, r. 407 Montgonierj- A\
Riveno Rose, widow, r. 437 Uolores
Kiver Bryan H., chief clerk Cashiei's l>epl Wells Fargo
& Co. , r. Oakland
SIN INSURANCE CO. river EXPRESS CO. .
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Ritchie Frederick I'., clerk Paul Friedman, r. 1127
Eighteenth
KiticteJ^.f ames A. , clerk Chronicle, r. 109 Frederick
Ritchie James A., patternmaker, r. 340 Sixth
Ritcliie J. C. conductor, r. 3o04a Mission
Ritchie John, cook, r. 1 Whee ock PI
Ritchie John, motorman, r. 1711 Turk
Ritch:e|Maitha H. Miss, school teacher, r. 1200 Van Ness
Ritchie NjiiK)leon B., contractor, r. 1127 Eighteenth
Ritchie R se, widow, furnished rooms, 5.J8 Third
Ritchie William, c .iiduct<jr, r. IS Valley
Ritch.e William, laborer, r. 1107^ Montgomery, rear
Ritchie Wulmm, waiter, r. 131 Turk
KITHET ROBEBT P., president Welch & Co., 22u
California
Kithnioeller -lohn r., 1 artender, r. 868 Folsom
Kitlei g Frank, Itarteiider, r. 810 Bush
Rilschy V;;lentii.e. b; r er, r. 774 Stevenson
Ritson Edward, painier, r. Alms House
Rtter Albeit A., walcjmaker and jeweler, 138 Mont-
go:nery, r. 1511 tlay
RUter ^_;utherine, r. 424i Shotwell
Ritter diaries A. Jr., clerk, r. 343 Waller
Ritter Mward, compositor, r. 4.'4i Shotwell
Ritter Frederick, tc-imster Garcia & Maggini
Ritter George, mot >ni an, r. 106 Arlington
Ritter Gustave, r. 424i Shotwell
Ritter Harrv. b^irtender, r. University Club
Ritter Harrj J., clerk, r. 707 Taylor
Ritter Henry J. . plumber, r. 343 Waller
Ritter Herman J., r. 434 Fair Oaks
Ritter Heniiati W , laborer, r. 434 Fair Oaks
Ritter John , cooper, r. Hotel Fairmoiuit
Ritter John B.. plumber, r. 424^ Shi>twell
Ritter John E., clerk, r. 343 Webster
Ritter John F., engraver, r. 517 Fell
Ritter Joseph, hostler, r. 444c Natoma
Ritter Martin V., weigher U. S. Mint, r. San Leandro
Ritter I'aul, liquors, E s First Av ur Fulton, r. 6 Fii-st
Av
Ritter William, bartender, r. 6 First Av
Ritter William W., exchange teller Bank of California, r.
182G Ellis
R'ltigsteiii Frank, clerk Newman & Le\insou, r. 2.S3
Fourth
Rittigstein Jonas, second-hand clothing, 253 Fourth
Rittler Rose, widow, r. 610 Polk
Riltmann Henry, waiter, r. 110 Eleventh
Rittir.eier Caspar, brewer, r. 1159 Mission
Rittner .Julius, theatrical manager, r. 3 Hoiietou Ter-
race
Rittore Antonio, r. 511 Greenwich
Rittore E Iward, printer, r. 511 Greenwich
Kittoore Edwird L , laborer, r. 1524 Stockton
Rittore Henrj- A., teamster, r. 511 Greenwich
Rittore Mar\- widow, r. 511 Greenwich
Kitty Daniel, fireman, r. Epworth House
Ritz August, seaman, r. 6 Cnion
Ritz Nicola, barber, r. 7 Vincent
Ritzau Fr tz tinsmith, r. 321 Bush
Kitzau Henrj'. musician, r. 420i Ringold
Ritzau Henr^' Jr., musician, r. 13 Norfolk
Ritzau Katie Miss, knitter, r. 420i Ringold
Ritzau Lillie Miss, knitter, r. 420i Ringold
Ritzenheim Albert, seaman, r. 2 Washington
Ritzenthaler August, Brewer, r. 406 Francisco
Rivara John B., laborer, r. 239 Broad, Ocean View
Rivara John, fruit-s and vegetables, 533 Pine, r Ocean
View
Rivara Ventiirf>'i. -i-ijihaltum roofer, 533 Pine
Bivard Peter M., teamster, r. 853i Folsom
RIV.4S ISAAC, physician and surgeon, office and r.
l".o 1 Wo-shinorton, Telephone East 12t>
Riva-s Mar>', widow, r. 45 Minna
Rive Eliz-ibeth, widow, r. 2920 Pine
Riie Jules, bookkeepei-, r. 2!i20 Pine
an Pelt A
Kelton proprietors, express, forwardlnir
and eonimlsslon. deliver freight, baggage,
parcels, etc., to any part or Stockton or
.San Francisco, baggage taken on storage,
3 Spear, Telephone Main 31
River Louis P., clerk Auditing Dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r Oakland
Rivera Estanes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1122 Pacific
Rivera Victoria Miss, teacher music, r. 41 Belvedere
Rivero Charles, peddler, r. 327 Montgomerj- Av
Rivero Sdverio, patternmaker, r. 5 Magner PI
Rivero Alden C m.il.ior r. 210 Palmer
nlVLnO BnOTHLnS<ThomasW.and
4 lirlstopbcr «.i importers, grocers, tea
and >vlne merchants, >W cor Hayes and
Octavia, Telephone M est 119
Rivers Christ. >pher C. (Rivers Bros.) r. 1326 Hayes
Rivers George, cairiase washer, r. 509 Minna
Rivers Harry, clerk Rivers Bros., r. 501 Octavia
Rivers John C., mes-enger, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Rivejs John C, porter, r. 1012^ Larkin
Rivers .loseph, barlier, r. 4 Weelock PI
Rivers Julius (Rivers & Hauser and Hauser & Rivers) r.
1012J Larkin
Rivers Louis L., groceries and liquors, 1315 Montgomerj
Rivers Manuel, watchman, r. 402 Vallejo
Rivers Peter F., lather, r. 10 Fair Oaks
Rivers Richard, carpenter, r. 210 Palmer
Rivers Richard Jr., molder, r. 210 Palmer
Rivers Tliomas W. (Rivers Bros.) r. 1326 Hayes
Rivers & Hauser (Julius Rivers and Frederick Hauser)
liquors, 901 Larkin
gS" Rivei-s. See Rivas
Riverside Lumber Co., H. W. Jack!<oii i>resident, Frank
Graham secretarj-, 36 California
Riverside Mill and Mining Co., J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretar> ,
56 Nevada Block
Rivesh John, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet K and L
Rivest Hector, coachman 204 Haight
Rivetti George, r. SW cor Twentj^-sixth and Capp
Rivetti Levella Mrs., fruit commission, SW cor Twen-
tv-si.xth and Ca}>p
Rivierre Louis, r. 27 Lafayette
Rivolo Antonio (Fab' is iRivolo) r. 422 Vallejo
Rivolta Gaitano (F. Cav£^maro & Co.) r. 1326^ Union
Riwotzky Charles, r. 520 Devisadero
Rix Alfred, att..mey at law, r. 743 Pine
Rix .\lice ioumali«t, r. 1076 Union
RIX EDWARD A., engineer and
niachlucry importer, ll-i.J First, r. 10*6
Inlon
Rix Edward Hale, clerk, r. 42 Twelfth
RI.\ HALE, attorney at law, 53 Park Av, r. 42 TweUth
Rix Kate E, Mrs., r. 2919a Pine
Rix Louise Miss, candle maker, r. NE cor Channel and
Potrert) Av
Rix William, attomty at law, with Garber, Boalt &
Bishljjp. r. Alameda
iC^r Rix. See Rex
Rixen Jauies. iHirter. r. 2117 Mus>in
RIXFORD EMMET, Physician and
surgeon, office 'i'Jft «;e:iry. hoars 3 to 4
and : to S P. M.. r. i:i.$ Pierce. Telephone
West s:s
Ki.xford ?:nimet H., att<inie\- at law, 530 California, room
53, r. 2815 Pine
F. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
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AND SHEET METAL GOODS
32-4- FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN 841.
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RIXFOKD «. F., capitalist. 13 Mills Bldg, 3d floor,
r. 17l:i Pierjo
Rixfonl Lorin;: I'. , student, r. 1713 F'ierce
Rixford Luther 1'., r. 1610 Lyon
Rixun Albert, foreman Union Ice Co., r. 404 Brannan
Rixon Albert W., asst f<,>renian Union Ice Co., r. 404
Brannan
Rixon Henry, laundryman New Pleasanton 715 Howard
Rizzi Gui-eppe, marbleciitter, r. 123 California A\
Rizzio Andrei, barber, r. 317 Green
Rizzo James, barber, r. 915 Battery
Rizzoli Giovanni, plumber, r. Hie Pacific
Rizzuto Anton, coremaker, r. Berkeley
Rizzuto John, brass niolder, r. 41'i Fifth
Roach Alexa ider, laborer, r. 127 Second
Roach Ann, widow, r. 138 Rose Av
Roach Bridget, domestic 628 Twenty-first
Roiich Bridifet, widow, r, 1914 San Carlos Av
Roach Catherine, widow, r. 112 William
Roach Celia Miss, r. 16 Grove
Roach Charles T., clerk Goldberj,', Bowen & Lehenbauiu,
r. 2532 Washington
Roach David J., caniier, r. 343 Clementina
Roach E. A., r. 315 Grove
Roach Edmund J., clerk, r. 2532 Washinitton
Roach Elmer D., clerk, r. 238g Twelfth
Roach traiicis, bartender, r. 243 Clementina
Roach Frank, waiter, r. 113 Fell
Roach Georgfe, flyman .Miirosco'.s Grand Opera House
Roach George, tinsmith, r. 1722 Hyde
Roach George W., gripman, r. W s Manchester nr I're-
cita Av
Roach Henry T., porter, r. 113 Castro
Roach James, cirpenter. r. 1046 Folsoni
Roach James, coachman, r. 1420 Howard
Roach James, groceries and liquors, 1300 Sanchez
Roach Jame-^, laborer, r. 14 Clinton
Roach James, laborer, r. 230 Fifteenth
Roach James F. , laborer, r. 343 Clementina
Roach Janic^ F.. teamster, r. 127 Second
Roach Jeremiah K., wines and li(iuors 1048 Howard, r.
1108 iiampshire
Roach John, aitprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 243
Fifth
Roach John, <lriver, r. 21.30 Stockton
Roach John J., stevedore, 370 Clementina
Roach John P., bricklayer, r. 138 Rose Av
Roach John P., tinsmith, r. 1016 Montgomerj-
R lach John W., biokkeeper, r. 112 William
Roach Joseph L., giih anizer, r. 823 Pennsjivania Av
Roach Julia, widow, r. 341 Clementina
Roach Katherine, lodgings, 234 Fifth
Roach Katie, widow, r. 10^ Clyde
Roach Maggie, domestic 1308 Jackson
Roach Maggie, domestic 2128 Pine
Roach Maria L. Miss, r. 820 Union
Roach Mary T. , widow, r. 2532 Washington
Roach Nicholas H., machinist, r. 836 Illinois
Roach R'chard, laborer r. 216 Ninth
Roach Richard, teamster, r. 322 Ritch
Roach Richard D., laborer, r. 238g Twelfth
Roach L. W., r. 520 Ellis
Roach Thomas, marine fireman, r. 29 Welsh
Roach Thomas, marine fireman, r. 541 First
Roach Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 138 Rose Av
Roach Walter, sergeant at arras S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board
Koach William M., salesman Deasy Bros., r. 115 Grove
a^" Roach. See Roche
iioadhouse Emma U., widow, r. 5!3 Jones
Roan Peter, laborer, r. 2i9 Twenty-second
Roane Adison M., stationery and notions, 2132 Mission
Roark Caddie Mrs., widow, r. 124 Turk
Robart August M., engineer, r. 1 Kohler PI
Robarts F. A. L., clerk Bank ol Hritish Columbia, r. 712
Geary
Robarts James T., r. 126 Laurel
PETERSEN & FISHERT^
G7XS F^IT^XeRS
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Robb David, waiter, r. 318 Taylor
KOBR FK.4.KK, superintendent Millbrae Dairy, r.
810 Octavia
Robb James, gripman, r. 2031 Ellis
Robb James R., machinist, r. E s Fillmore bet Chestnut
and Francisco
Robb Margaret M. Miss, r. Old Peo])le's Home, cor Pine
and Pierce
Robb Reuben, mechanic, r. SW cor Bav and Laguna
Robb Richard H., druggist The Owl Drug Co., r. 102
Ellis
ROBBER.S HEX'RV f. (Ot.en .t Co.) r. 1916a How-
ard
Robbert Adolph F., butcher, r. 219i Polk
Robbins Charles, machinist, r. 326 Fremont
Robbins Charles P., insurance broker, r. 229 Lobos,
Ocean View
Robbins Edwin M. D., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 8 Mason
Robbins Eliz ibeth, wi low, r. 402^ Si.xth
Robbins Em le, i)eddler, r. 217 Valley
Robbins E;nos V.. real estate ajipraiser, 322 Pine, r. 826
ROBBiNS F. A. PRESS WORKS,
Frederirk A. Robliin>i iircsident, XlioMias
R. Kent secretary, iiianuraotarers pre.sses,
tlie.s. panehins and shearing machinery.
•S'il-3'i6 Fremont. Telepiione Main 841
Robbins F. B., r. 2931i Mission
ROBKIXS FREDERICK A., president F. A. Rob-
bins Press Wks, 324-326 Fremont, r. 324 Fremo it
Robbins Frederick B. , shoemaker, r. NW cor Twenty
sixth and Valencia
Robbins Frederick S. mines and real estate, 402 Mont-
gomery, rotmi 16, r. 404 Ellis
Uobbins George J., stonecutter, r. Twenty-fir.st Av cor
K
ROBBI\!>i M. R.. ]>roprieter Twin Brothers Mush
Factory, 12 Halleck, r. Fruitvale
Robbins Ida Miss, r. 5J Grant Av
Robbins Isaac H., draj'man, r. 127 Wildev
Robbins James, r. 127 Wildey
Robbins James C. cashier H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 217
Broderick
Robbins J. H., r. New Western Hotel
Robbins John, hcpiors, 138 Montgomerj- Av, r. Commer-
cial Hotei
Robbins Joseph B., oalker. r. 16 Moss
Robbins Lottie E. Miss, with Levi Strauss & Co. , r. 1623
Leavenworth
Robbins Mary E., widow, r. 217 Broderick
Robbins Roldin S., traveling asrent, r. 225 Bartlett
Robbins Samuel L., compositor, r. 1623 Leavenworth
Robe L. Mrs., r. 914 Larkin
Roberson George, asst foreman Truck 7, r. 822 Hamp-
shire
Robcrson John, insurance, N. V. Life Ins. Co., r. 1001
Pine
RoV)ert Augusta, domestic 2607 Fillmore
Robert I., steward, r. 612 Howard
Robert Joseph, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Robert Marv Mrs., d\er, r. 10 West Mission
ROBERT I'ETEK. lii|uors, 1239 Stockton, r. 1310;
Powell
ROBERT i^TE^VART A !<»0\!«<' LI.VEK THREAD,
Brown & Metzner agents, 535 .Market
Roberts .\da M. Miss, teacher Wa-shington Evening
School, r. 1829 Ellis
Roberts Agnes, domestic 2010 Giary
Roberts Albert E., school teacher, r. 1829 Ellis
Roberts Albert F., musician, r. Lakeview
Roberts Alexander, porter, r. 70i Vallejo
Roberts Alfred E , mechanical engineer, r. 1035 Ditlores
Roberts Alexina Miss, principal Sheldon Lux Potter
Free Kinder.;arten No. 1, 74 West .Mission, r. 1821a
Howard
PASTEUR FILTERS r'^SrHSfS
Water. Rented
Outrig:ht.
Market Street
PeirieNouet i Go. Glaiqpagiie
EXTRA DRY "Special."
W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Roberts Anianda Mrs., r. 260 Jessie
Roberts Anthony J., cabinetmaker, r. 734 J Twenty-
second
Roberts Arthur E., mining expert, r. 632 Post
Roberts Augru^tus, laborer, r. 530a Twenty-fwirth
Roberts Azariah, ironworker, r. 1821a Howard
Roberts Benjamin A., cook, r. 750 Howard
Roberts Benjamin H. R., gripman, r. 606 Douglass
Roberts Benjamin K., Captain 5th Artillery I . S. A.,
Presidio
Roberts Bertha, domestic 248 Oak
Roberts C. A., financial agent, 1-3 Chronicle Bldg
Roberts Charles, cook Cole & Wise, r. Alms House Road
Roberts Charles, mining, 330 Pine, rooms 20-21, r. Oak-
land
Roberts Charles, waiter, r. 10 West Mission
Roberts Cliarles M., machinist, r. 1215 Folsom
Roberts Daniel, electro plater, r. 1918a Howard
Roberts David J., boilermaker, r. 335 Mississippi
Roberts Dominic, game and jioultrj- dealer, 504-506 Front,
r. 932 Dolores
Roberts Edward, capiulist, r. University Club
Roberts Edward A., furrier, r. 710 Powell
Roberts Edward D., laborer, r. 514 Missouri
Roberts E. F., r. 771 Howard
Roberts Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 207 Seventh
Roberts Elma E., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1238 McAl-
lister
Roberts Emeline Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1.^03 Pine
Roberts Emma M., phvsician, office and r. 1621 J Powell
Roberts Flora L., widow, seamstrrss, r. 524 J Turk
Roberts Florence Miss, teacher, r. 1611 Vallejo
Roberts Frank, porter. Colonial Hotel
Roberts Frank, waiter, r. i-25k Bush
Roberts Frank C, reporter Call. r. 931b Shotwell
Roberts Frank E., hames' maker, r. 1829 Ellis
Roberts Frank H., traveling salesman, r. 126 Ellis
Roberts Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. Alms House
Roberts Frederick, teamster, r. 1019 Lombard
Roberts Frederick A., machinist, r. 611 J Natoma
R. .belts Frederick D., carpenter, r. 901 Mission
Roberts Frederick T., tailor, 841 Valencia, r. 806Twents-
Ri.herts
r. 2r;r) .Jessie
ROBERTS GEORGE F., «oecan-
dies and chocolates, trailc ^applied,
nianafactorT >>V eor Bnsh and Polk,
Telephone East 521. r. "J.-.IS Clay
Roberts Georges S., ship caqienter, r. 1123 Ellis
Roberts George G., r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts George H., porter, r. 19 Steveii'on Av
Roberts George W., engineer, r. 1829 Ellis
Roberts Grant Mrs., r. 500 Eddy
Roberts H. , carpenter, r. N s Neumau nr Bennington
Roberts Harry, barber, r. E s Chapuitepec nr Cortland Xv
Roberts H. D., marine engineer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Roberts Henrj-, but«her, r. 1635 Hyde
Roberts Henry, grocer, r. 1916a Howard
Roberts Herbert, caqjenter, r. 1032 Sanchez
Roberts H. T., bookkeeper Judson MnfgCo., r. 731 Eddy
Roberts H. T. , mol.ier, r. 335 Mississippi
Roberts Hugh J. (Metlar & Roberts) r. 1856* Stevenson
Roberts James, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Roberts James, agent .Etna Ins. Co., 514 California
Roberts James, baker, r. 72 Natoma
Roberts James, coacUman 314 O'Farrell
Roberts Janif s, machinist, r. 43 Perrj-
Roberts James, porter, r. 616 Sacramento
Roberts James b. , insurance, 415 Montgomery, r. .".72
Harrison
Roberts James G., bricklayer, r. 518 Nineteenth
Roberts James H., metal roofer, r. 206 Waller
Roberts J. B., r. 417 Kearny
Roberts Jerome B., clerk A. Bruenn, r. 1393 O'Farrell
Roberts Jesse S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Roberts John, r. 556 Thirtieth Av South
Roberts John, calker, r. 216 Ritch
Roberts John, engineer, r. 290 Union
Roberts John, heli>er. r. 15 Garden
Roberts John, laborer, r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
Roberts John, master stmr Farallon, r. 518 Nineteenth
Roberts John, peddler, r. 19 John
Roberts John, seaman, r. 19 Hinckley
Roberts John A., salesman Jacoby & Liebold, r. 128h
Twenty-sixth
Roberts John C, conductor, r. 1585 Valencia
Roberts John E., clerk John M. Roberts, r. 48^ Seventh
Roberts John H., attorney at law, 405 Montgomery, r.
13 Ha ght
Roberts John, H., laborer, r. 216 Ritch
KOS3 RT»» JOHN H.. prosecuting attorney Police
Court 4, r. 212a (Jctavia
Roberts John J. C, clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 1021
Hampshire
Roberts John M., fruits and vegetables, 48J Seventh
Roberts John M., waiter, r. 863* Market
Roberts John P., ironworker, r. 303 Michigan
Roberts John T., clerk J. A. F Iger & Co., r. Oakland
ROBEKTS JOHX W., physician and president
Temple of Health Medicine Co., office 442 Van
Ness Av, r. 1238 McAllister
ROBERTS JOHN W., president The Roberts Print-
ing Co., 220 Sutter, Telephone Main 1308, r. 2519
Eagle Av, Alameda
Roberts John W. , real estate, r. 1503 Pine
Roberts John W, tailor, r. N bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth >. V3, Sou' h
Roberts Joseph, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman
Roberts Joseph, driver, rr 1915 Eddy
Roberts Joseph, laborer, r. 1219 Kearny
Roberts Joseph, salesman, r. 426a Twenty-third
Roberts Joseph J., cabinetmaker, r. 50 Dehon
Roberts Joseph M., bricklayer, r. 807 Kearny
Roberts Joseph T., dairv", 5:S Thir'ieth Av, South
Roberts Joshua A., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r. Ala-
meda
Roberts Joshua B., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 22
Hartford
Roberts Julius, baker, r. 4 Sanchez
Roberts Lillian Mrs., teacher music, r. 500 Eddy
Roberts Lily Miss, teacher, r. 1611 Vallejo
Roberts Lizzie Mrs. , domestic 1321 Harrison
Roberts Louis, porter, r. 104 Seventh
Roberts Lvdia, widow, r. 135 Dore
Roberts Maria Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1503 Pine
Roberts Marion I.,, widow, r. 1021 Hampshire
Roberts Martin, fireman stmr San Jose
ROBERTS MARTIN R., ,...,.«^
aud sliippins. and president Excelsior
Coal aud Screening Co., .5 Spear, r. »04
Washington
ROBERT.S MARTIN R. Jr., agent Excelsior Coal
and Screening Co., 5 Spear, r. 904 Washington
Roberts Mary, widow, r. 728 Shotwell
Roberts Mary, widow, r. 1829 Ellis
Roberts Marj- Mrs., r. 22| Clara
Roberts Marv Mrs., liquors, 16 Folsom
Roberts Marv E., widow, r. 1011 Post
Roberts Mary E. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary School,
r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts Milton F., U. S. N., carpenter, r. 725 Geary
Roberts Nellie A., widow, r. 1416 Hyde
Roberts Newell H., r. 1120 Harrison
Roberts Owen M. V., carpenter, r. 28 Dearborn PI
Roberts Patrick, laborer, r. 1509 Kansas
Roberts Peter, waiter, r. 115 Trenton
Roberts Peter F., machine hand, r. 335 Fair Oaks
Roberts Peter L., carpenter, r. 277 Prospect Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imDS OF STEEET M mmkll ¥OEK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Room 20
sHffcRL^E hm FRflNGISGO 6flLL™%«r
THE FITTZ CURE
CAN BE TAKEN AT HOME witnout LOSS OT lime
or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
& CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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ROHKRTS PRINTING CO. THE, John VV. Rob
erts preiident, counting house stationery, ))Ower
priiitins and manufacturers and importers advertis-
ing cards, 220 Sutter, Telephone Main 1308
]ioberts R., carpenter, r. 553 Fifth
Roberts R., coachman, r. 126 Ellis
Roberts Rankin, laborer, r. Buckman's Court
Roberts R. H., master mariner, r. Lorin, Cal.
Roberts Richard, baker, r 657 Howard
Roberts Richard M. (Roberts & Tuft) r. 1211 Point Lobos
Av
Robert < Richard W., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. Alameda
Roberts Robert -T., horseshoer, r. 524 Castro
Roberts Robert, H., watchman Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
Berkeley
Roberts Robert T., assayer, r. 1243 Twenty-third
Roberts Robert W. , driver, r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts Rowland, master mariner, r. Oakland
Roberts Rudolph S., optician, r. 24 Morris Av
Roberts Samuel H., dentist, office and r. 120 McAllister
Roberts Samuel S., journalist, r. 1706 Post
Roberts Silas H., lock-mith, r. 1829 Ellis
Robert* Stephen, r. 5iiJ Tnird
Roberts Stephen, uiinijif?, office 124 Sansome, room 25
Roberts SteiAen H. . insurance, 212 Pine r. Alameda
nUDtn I W III practical boot aad shoe-
maker. 4 Slimmer, r. 4131 isiueteentli
Rt)berts T., quarter'Viaster stmr Santa Rosa
Roberts Thomas, blacksmithing and wag-onmak ing, 1613
Market, r. 524* Castro
Roberts Thomas, dairyman, r. 335 Mississipi
Roberts Thomas, longshoreman, r. 28.^ Chesley
Roberts Thomas, seaman, r. 320 Pacific
Roberts Thomas Jr. , molder, r. 335 Mississipt i
Roberts Thomas N., pilot stmr San Joaquin No. 4
Roberts Thomas R., accountant Transatlantic Fire In-
surance Co., r. 617 Bush
Roberts Hndine Miss, teacher, r. 1611 Vallejo
Roberts Walter R., insurance, r. 1821a Howard
Roberts W. H., r. 182 Ellis
Roberts William, blacksmith, r 524 Castro
Roberts William, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. <i04i
Haijfht
Roberts William, drug clertc, r. 507 Mission
Roberts William, druggist, r. Alms House
Roberts William, engineer, r. 22| Clara
Roberts William, laborer, r. 922i Folsom
Roberts William, machinist, r. 71 7 i Bush
Roberts William, seaman, r. 813 Jessie
Roberts William, with Eagle Automatic Can Co., r. 632
Ellis
Roberts William C, stair builder, r. 136 Fulton
Roberts William E. , laborer, r. 625 Geary
Roberts William E. , niachinehand Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
335 Mississippi
Roberts William E. C, foreman Cal. Gas Fixture Co., r.
Alameda
Roberts William F., broker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Roberts William F., butcher, 2809 California, r. 2914 Sac-
ramento
Roberts William G., r. 1121 Leavenworth
Roberts William H. , barber, r. cor Thirtieth and San
Jose Av
Roberts William H., livery and boarding stable, 420 Mc-
«<:.,ki.AlIister, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Roberts William M., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
Alameda
Roberts Xena Miss, jirincipal Fuller T. Shattuck Jr.
Kindergarten, r. 1821a Howard
SS" Roberts. See Robert
Robertshaw Freuerick, carpenter, r. 1012i York
Robertson Agnes M. Miss, stenographer, r. 23 Chenery
Robertson Aimwell F., laundryman, r. 1228 Pine
Robertson Albert C, i)ainter,"r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
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ROBERTSON ALEXANDER M^^
lHiI>orier and dealer books, fine paper,
cards and wedding stationery, 13G Po.st,
Telephone Main 5o-v>», r. 1331 Page
Robertson Alexander W., jjorter. r. 109 Montgomery
Block
Robertson Annie, widow, r. 614J Taylor
Robertson Annie, widow, bakery and confectionery,
S s Sierra nr Michigan
Robertson Annie Miss, artist, r. 412 Ash Av
Robertson Arthur H., compositor, r. 1103 Bush
Robertson Augusta C. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
Grammar School, r. 1614 Bush
KOBEKTiisON B. €., manager Pacific Commercial
Co., 212-214 Front, r. l.';2y Twenty-foarth Av. Oak-
land
ROBERTSON C. F., architect, 74 Donohoe Bldg
Robertson C. H., electrician Market St. Ry
Robertson Charles, clerk Market St. Ry, r. 708i Bush
Robertson Charles, fireman, r. 15^ Welch
Robertson Charles, steward, r. 148 Sixth
Robertson Charles, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Robertson Charles J., bookkeeper, r. 30 Hawthorne
Robertson Charles M., helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s
Sierra nr Michigan
Robertson Daniel, stevedore, r. 15^ Welch
Robertson David, molder, r. 18 Welch
Robertson David T., solicitor N. Y. Life Ins. Co., r. 410
Taylor
Robertson Donald, r. 605 Ellis
Robertson Donald, bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 54
Steiner
Robertson Edward, driver, r. 1144 Howard
Robertson Edward H., clerk M. DeWitt & Co., r. 650
Harrison
Robertson Edward J., r. 127 Tenth
Robertson Edwin, polisher, r. 16072 San Carlos Av
Robertson E. J., r. 1254 California
Robertson Ella Mrs., r. 315 Mason
Robertson Ellen, widow, r. 18 Sheridan
Robertson Ernest E., trunkmaker, r. 127 Tenth
Robertson E. S., widow, r. 627 Guerrero
Robertson E. S., secretary Arnold Hardware Co., 23
Davis
Robertson F. E., motorman, r. 764 San Jose Av
Robertson Frank, machinist, r. 952 Mission
Robertson Frank Mrs., dressmaker, 952 Mission
Robertson George Mrs., widow, r. 1047 Chestnut
Robertson George A., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 614i
Taylor
Robertson George H., r. 417 Noe
Robertson George H., clerk, r. 1022 Greenwich
Robertson George M., clerk Purchasing Dept P. M. SS.
Co., r. Berkeley
Robertson Gustav, gunsmith, r. 1813 Dupont
Robertson Henry D., physician, office and r. 705 Sutter
Robertson Hugh R., lumber, r. 1717 Scott
Robertson J. , baker stmr City of Puebla
Robertson James, with James F. Kepmy, r. 619 Pine
Robertson James, baker, r. 427 Broadway
Robertson James, boilermaker, r. 25 Rausch
Robertson James, carpenter, r. 014 4 Taylor
Robertson James, electrotyper, r. 304 Sutter
Robertson James, ship carpenter, r. 6401 Eighteenth
Robertson James H., r. 919 Twenty -fifth
Robertson Jane, domestic, NW cor Haight and Baker
Robcrtsun Jane, widow, r. 935 Church
ROBERTSON J. 1»0\ALU, publis her and president
Trade Postal Co., 721) Montgomery' r. 830 Greenwich
Robertson Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 25 Rausch
Robertson Jennie M. Miss, publisher and editor Society
(monthly) 86 Crocker Bldg, 5th floor, r. 918 Hyde
Robertson Jessie M., widow, r 1614 Bush
Robertson J. J., surgeon stmr City of Sydne
Robertson J. L., r. 1254 California .^
Robertson J. L., machinist, r. 17 Welsh
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Robertson John, baker, r. 2701 Sutter
Robertson John, conductor, r. 1741 Haj-es
Robertson John, dentist, office and r. 2104 Market
Robertson John, machinist Abner Doble Co., r. Alameda
Robertson John D., a.,'ent Postal Guide, 729 Montgom-
erii-
Robertson John D., bookkeeper C'al. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. 2820 Kne
Robertson John X. , carpenter, r. 906 Treat Av
Robertson John X.. laborer, r. 704 Sansouie
RobertS'jn Juhn P.. painter, r. r>-2't Fuls. mi
« pro.
ROBERTSON JOHN W. Dr.
f'essor of nervous and mental disea^ies,
I niverslty of California, Liverniore Hos-
pital for nervous diseases, alcoholism
and the opiam liabit, San Francisco office
90:; .Satter, office lionrs I to 3 p. iii.. Tele-
phone East 104
Robertson Joseph, baker, r. 211 Second
Robertson Joseph, ■rripman, r. 1509i Mason
Robertson Joseph, gripman, r. 1284'Fem Av
Robertson Josie R., widow, r. 1016"Gear5-
Robertson Joshua H., plumber, r. 139 Hancock
Robertson Lizzie Miss, shoefitter, r. 25 Rausch
Ro ertson Louis A., president Western Clock Adverti.s-
ing Co. , 819 Market, room 9
Robertson Margaret, widow, r. 1231 Filbert
Robertson Margerj C. Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary
School, r. 2014 Devisadero
Robertson Marian, widow, r. 25 Rausch
Robertson Marj-, widow, r. 1047 Chestnut
Robertson Maty Miss, shoefitter, r. 25 Rausch
Robertson Mary F., widow, r. 6 Bond
Robertson Matilda J., widow, r. 1415 J Twentv-fifth
Robertson Melford H., conductor, r. 1412J Pine
Robertson Peter, journalist Chronicle, r. 319 Sutter
Robertson Peter E., foreman Humboldt Lumber .Mill
Co., r. 325Larkin
Robertson Robert Mrs., widow, r. 25 Rausch
Robertson Robert, molder, r. II2J Freelon
Robertson Robert A., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 1912
Fillmore
Robertson Robert H., r. 2014 De\isadero
Robertson Thomas, plumber, r. 1 925 Brvant
Robertson Tliomas P. Colonel, r. XE cor Eighth Av and
Robertson Victor J., treasurer Commercial Publishing
Co., 34 California, r. Xorth Berkeley
Robertson Walter L., trunkmaker, r. 127 Tenth
Robertson Wilfred W., clerk W. W Montague & Co., r.
1103 Bush
Robertson Willetta Miss, portrait artist, r. Hotel Savoy
Robertson William, baker, r. 154 Octavia
Robert«(5n William, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 705
Post
Robertson William, florist, 1103 Sutter, r. 1228 Pine
Robert ron William, fruitgrower, r. 1715 Polk
Robertson William, lead burner, r. Sixth and Howard
Robertson \Mlliam, publisher Butchers' Re i lew, r. 281()
Laginia
Robertso . William A., salesman, r. San Bruno Av ur
Six Mile Hou e
IU)bertson William A., principal Hamilton Graimuar
School, r. 12125 Pierce
Robertson William C, driver, r. 39 West Mission
Robertson WilUam H., carpenter, r X s Sagamore bet
Capitol and Plj-mouth, Ocean View
Robertson WilUam J., salesman Crane Co., r. Fruitvale,
Cal.
Robertson William L., baker, r. 154 Octavia
Robertson William L., freight clerk Or. Rv and Xav. Co
r. 614i Tajior
Robertson Wifliam R., compositor, r. 23 Chenery
■^"Robertson. See Roberson, Robinsons and"
Robidoux Charles, horseshoer, r. Bay District Track
Robie G. W., brakeman S. P. Co.
ROBIX .IDRIE.N Dr., yeterinary surgeon, office 610
Fourth, hours S to 12 A. M., hosp tal 136 Freelon,
also wines and liquors 610 Fourth
Robin Frank, hunter, r. E s San Jose Av nr Day
Robin John, shoemaker, r. 1 Gr4ham PI
Robin Joseph, clerk French & Robin, r. 563 Bryant
Robin Marion, laundryman. r. 19 Jasper PI
Robin Theresa, widow, r. 563 J Brjant
Robin V. Mrs., widow, r. .563 Brjant
Robin Victor, printer, r. 814 Montgomery
KOBI.VET ElCiEXE. capitalist, 411i California, rooms
2 and 8, r. 772i Folsom
Robinet Louis, printer, r. 540 Jessie
Robinet Louise, widow, r. 1119 Washington
Robinett Henry, lamplighter, r. 327 Jessie
Robinttt J. Mrs., widow-, r. 101 6i Twentieth
Robinett Margaret M. Miss, teacher Edison Primary
School, r. 10165 Twentieth
Robinett Minna P. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary
School, r. lOlHi Twentieth
Robinett Thomas, carpenter, 215 Stevenson, r. 1342 Turk
Robinett Zora R., elerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1126 Valencia
Robino Bacchi, peddler, r. 16 Graham PI
Robino John, scavenger, r. 16 Graham PI
Robins F. C. H., clerk Geo. F. Grant, r. Oakland
Robins Frederick, carpenter, r. 1157J Ffilsom
Robins W. E. & Co. (William E. Robins and Warren ( '.
Jones) jewelers and opticians, 1322 Market
Robins W. F., r. 829 Stevenson
Robins William E. (W. E. Robins & Co ) r. 312 Eddy
SS- Robini^. See Robbins
Robinson A. Mrs., r. Fairmount Hotel
Robinson A. D., reporter Examiner
Robinson A. E., r. ISlSi Scott
Robinson Albert A., a-sst superintendent X'ational Base
Ore Reduction Co., 170 Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Robinson Albert J., president Xational Base Ore Reduc-
tion Co. and Pac. Coast Aluminum Co., 170 Crocker
Bldg, r. 730 Gearj-
Robinson Albert W.. watchman, r. 830 Folsom
Robinson Alexander, r. 702 Vallejo
Robinson Alfred, carpenter, r. 128 Fremont Av
Robins-m Alfred, butcher, r. IJ Ridley
Robinson Alfred R. , capitalist, r. 26 Essex
Robinson Alice, widow, cook, r. 342 Gearj-
Robinson Ah in X., shipjoiuer, r. 1033 Twentieth
Robinson Andrew, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Ruliinson Andrew J., salesman Cal. Wire Wks, r. Moun-
tain View, Cal.
Robinson Ann, widow, r. 118J Welsh
Robins .n Augustus W., real estate, r 1438i Valencia
Rtibinsdu Benjamin, chief cook stmr Australia
Robinson Carrie S. Mrs., r. 134 McAllister
Robinson Catherine Mrs., r. 1401 Powell
Robinson Catherine B., widow, r. 932 Bush
Robinson Charles, blacksmith's helper, r. 504 Howard
Rob.nson Charles, butcher, r. 1306 Mason
Robinson Charles, clerk Montgomery & Co., r.l635 Cla\
Robinson Charles, confectionerj-, 1539 Mis ion
Robinson Charles, cook, r. Hughes House
Robinson Charles, longshoreman, r. 8 Cadell Alley
Robinson Charles, porter, r. 20 Clara
Robinson Charles D., artist, 610 Montgomery, room 42
Robinson Charles F. (Root & Robinson) r. San Rafael, Cal
Robinson Charles F., machinist, r. 1539 Mission
Robinson Charles H., with JoJin L. Rado%ich, r. 214
Third
Robinson Charles H., president Yokohama Tea Import-
ing Co., 204 Sixth, r. 913 Twentieth
Robinson Charles J., assistant paymaster S. P. Co., r.
Robinson Charles R., clerk Ticket Auditors Dept., S. P.
Co., r. 912 Army
Robinson Charles S., butcher, r. 1622b Post, rear
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Robinson Cliarlotte, widow, r. 1010 Bush
Robinson Chester L., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. Alameda
Rohinson Christian J., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept., S.
P. Co., r. Alameda
Robinson Colfax J., compositor, r. 1229 Howard
Robinson Cora L. Mrs., dressmaking, 2201 Bush
Robinson ("orine Mrs., r. 1111 York
ROBINSON CORNELIUS P., attorney at law, 310
Pine, room 42, r. 2010 Pacific Av, Telephone West
342
Robinson Charles U. , foreman Hey wood Bros. & Co., r.
2722 Mission
Robinson Crittenden Mrs., r. 1227i Green
Robinson Crittendon, attorney at law, r. 21.5i Mason
Robinson David, carpenter, r. Alms House
Robinson David, laborer, r. 3 Marj' Lane
Robinson Earl, salesman, r. 959 Mission
Robinson Edward, solicitor James Garvin & Co., r. 320
Washington
Robinson Edward B., jihysician and surgeon, r. 316 Fell
Robinson Edward I., attorney at law, 402 Montgomerj ,
room 22. r. 761 ^'alencia
Robinson Edwin B., r. 1010 Bnsh
Robinson Edwin J. (E. J. Robinson & Co.) r. Alameda
ROBINSON E. jr. •![ CO. (Edwin J. Robinson and
John F. Schroth) wholesale hardware, r2?-125 New
Montgomery
Robinson Eliza, widow, r. 731 Twenty-third
Robinson Ellen, widow, r. Alms House
Robinson E. ()., physician and surgeon, office and r. 834
Sutter
Robinson Eugene C, clerk Foster & Orear, r. 317 Gean-
Robinson Francis, watchman, r. 263 Perry
Robinson Francis, seaman, r. IISJ Welsh
Robinson Frank, r. 543 Howard
Robinson Frank, lumber dealer, r. 23 Oak
Robinson Frank O. Miss, dental student, r. 314 Turk
Robinson Frederick, conductor, r. 1741 Hayes
Robinson Frederick, foreman Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner,
r. 1141 Howard
Robinson George, r. 252 Second
Robinson George, expressman, NVV cor Powell and
Washington, r. 826 Hampshire
Robinson George, i)roprietor The Belvedere, r. 606 Fol-
som
Robinson George E., bookkeeper, r. 425 O'Farrell
Robinson George E., ropemaker, r. 748 Iowa
Robinson George F., freight clerk stmr Rio de Janeiro
Robins ">n George H., carrier Post Office, r. 3945 Wash-
ington
Robinson George H., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 912 Army
Robinson George H., salesman E. S. Jaffrav & Co., r.
1034 Pine
Robinson George W. , clerk David L. Gorman, r. 1622b
Post
Robinson Gregory E., porter, r. 706 Seventeenth
Robinson Harry, apprentice S. P. Co., r. 2829 Sixteenth
Robinson Harry, laborer, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Robinson Harry E., gripman, r. 16 Central Av
Robinson Henrietta E. .Mrs., ])hychometrist, r. 312
Seventeenth
Robinson Henry C. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 2324 Web-
ster
Robinson Henrj' G., seaman, r. 131 East
Robinson Henry S., sergeant police, r. 729 McAllister
Robinson Herbert O., expressman, r. 1438J Valencia
Robinson Herman, sampler U. S. Mint. r. Oakland
Robinson Hobart J., jjiessman, r. 928 Howard
Robinson Horace, traveling salesman, r. 323 Scott
Robinson Hugh, blacksmith, r. 16 Ellis
Robinson Hugh, miner, r. Alms House
Robinson Isaac, traveling salesman Robert L. Tojjlitz &
Co., r. 112 Fillmore
Robinson J., ship carpenter P. C. SS. Co.
Robinson J. M'-s., hairdressing, 227 J O'Farrell
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Robinson James, r. 619 Pine
Robinson James, electrician, r. 825 Keaniy
Robinson James, laborer, r. 304 Sutter
Robinson James, real estate, r. 604 Castro
Robinson Jame , rigger, r. 916 Eleventh Av South
Robinson James A., photographer, 728.i Harrison
Robinson James B. (L. E. Clawson & Co.)r. 1130 Kulto-i
Robinson James C, machinist, r. 408 State
Robinson James H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 804i
Haight
Robinson James M., coachman, r. 116 Dorland
Robinson James F. (Werthner & Co.) r. 1003a McAIlistii
Robinson Jesse M., barber, r. 1 Myrtle Av
Robinson J. F., 1st officer stmr Peru
Robinson J. Frank, office 325 Montgomery, r. San Qucii
tin
Robinson J. H. , r. 590 Mission
Robinson John, bricklayer, r. 1021i^ Lombard
Rohinson John, machinist, r. cor Mission and Seventh
ROBINSON JOHN, pharmaceutical chemist, SW <or
Bush and Fillmore, Tf-lephone West 751
Robinson John, plasterer, r. 1144 Howard
Robinson John, seaman, r. 14 Auburn
Robinson John, shoemaker, r. 20 Prospect Av
Rohinson John, upholsterer, r. 380 Natoma
Robinson John Jr. , machinist, r. 380 Natoma
Robinson John A., attorney at law and U. S. Cirt-uit
Court Commissioner, r. Oakland
Robinson John B. (Mosher, Chandler & Co.) and com-
mission merchant, 216 Front, r. 1917 Gear>-
Robinson John D.i carpet layer Joseph T. Teriy .t Co..
r. Alameda
Robinson John E., driver, r. 1633 Sacramento
Robinson John H.. watchman, r. 528 O'Farrell
Rtibinson John L., laborer, r. 2128 Howard
Robinson John L., machinist, r. 1807 Howard
Robinson John R., clerk, r. 1137 Ellis
Robinson Jonas, surfman Golden Gate Park Life Saving
Station, r. Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Robinson Jones M., bookkeeper Keystone Boiler Wks,
r. Oakland
Robinson Jordan, r. Clarendon House
Robinson Joseph, baker, r. 528 Third
Rohinson Joseph, harnessmaker, r. 1642 Mission
Robinson Joseph, r. 428J Haigtit
Robinson Joseph A. , photographer, r. 728.1 Harrison
Robinson Joseph H. (Robinson & Knox) r. 836 Nine-
teenth
Rubinson Joseph P., blacksmith, r. 2 Tiffany PI
Robinson Kightly Mrs. , r. 826 Hampshire
Robinson L. A. , asst freiaht clerk stmr Walla Walla
Robinson Leonard, salesman E. S. Jaflray & Co., r. 1610
Howard
Robinson Louise, widow, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 912 Armv
ROBINSON LlIKE (Thorne & Robinson) phvsiciax
and surgeon, office 813 Sutter, r. 316 Van Ness A\
Robinson M. Mrs., widow, r. 242J Fre "ont
Robinson M. A , proprietor The Belvedere, r. 61);; F.il-
som
Robinson Mahala F. Mrs., r. 429 O'Farrell
Robinson Marijaret, widow, r. Alms House
Robinson Marj% widow, r. 217 Francisco
Robinson Mary, widow, r. 829 Bush
Robinson Marc, widow, r. 1622b Post, rear
Robinson Mathilde Mrs., r. 1206 Market
Robinson Michael, machinist, r. 106 Eleventh
Robinson Morris, watchmaker, r. 12 Morris Av
Robinson N. J., carpenter, r. ;^80 Natoma
Robinson Oliver S., salesman, r. 3'23 Scott
Robinson Oscar M., siirn painter Brooke Sign Co . r.
Oakland
Robinson Patrick F., harness and saddlery, 1642 .Mission
Robinson Peter, r. 619 Pine
Robinson R vnolds, elevatonnan, r. 933 Sacramenio
Robinson Reuben G., clerk Middleton & Co., r. 98 l>ev-
isadero
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Kobinson R. H., r. 609 Pine
Robinson Richard, stevedore, r. 410 Beale
Robinson Richard G., chief engineer stmr Pomona, r.
2711 Octavia
Robinson Richard G. Jr., water tender stmr Walla
Walla, r. 2711 Octavia
Robinson Robert, carpenter, r. 245 Clara
Robinson Robert, painter, r. IHH Market
Robinson Robert A., r. 312 Seventeenth
Robinson Robert E., broommaker Armes & Dallam, r.
Oakland
Robinson Robert S., barber, r. 75 Clementina
Robinson Samuel, carpenter, r. Alms House
Robinson Samuel B., bookkeeper Ames & Harris, r.
Alameda
Robinson Sidney M., machinist, r. 216 Pennsylvania Av
Robinson Thomiis A., r. 1114 Twenty-fourth
Robinson Thomas B., r. 2534 Howard
Robinson Thomas B., shipwright, r. 305 Devisadero
Robinson Thomas F. , plumber, r. 226 Clipper
Robinson Thomas J., bootblack, r. 502 Ellis
Robinson Todd G., law student, r. 620 Folsom
KOBIKSON VICTOR H., manufacturer Flour Paste,
1169 Howard
R«binson Virginia, r. 1 Polk
Robinson Walter B. , hardware, r. 2534 Howard
Robinson Walter H., clerk Picken-i, Fulton & Co., r.
1010 Bush
liobinson Walter T., salesman Osborn Hardware and
Tool Co., r. 2534 Harrison
Robinson William, agent The C. F. Adams Co. , r. 132 Sixth
Robinson William, bookkeeper, r. 507 Mission
Robinson William, steering wheels, 112 Steuart, r. 310
Hayes
R'ibinson William, tinsmith, r. 1037 Minna
Robinson William, waiter r. 319 Sutter
Kobinson William A., machinist, r. 245 Clara
itohinson William A., Post Office Inspector, 78c U S.
Appraisers' Bldg, r, San Jose, Cal.
Robinson William C, pile driver, r. 217b Collinsrwood
KOBIK.SON WILLIAM F., president Union Glue
Co., 106 Pine, r. Alameda
Robinson William H. (Morton & Robinson) r. Alameda
Kobinson William H., civil engineer Engineering Dept.
H. P. Co., r. 618Larkin
Kobinson William H., with The C. F. Adams Co., r. 548
Fols,.m
Holiiiisoii William I., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.,r.
112 Fillmore
Robinson William J., musician, r. 1522 Mission
Robinson William J. H., painter, r. 264 Octwia
Robinson William J. H. Mrs., medium, 264 Octavia
Rohiiisoii William 1'.. stencil futt-r, r. 314 Sanchez
Robins .11 William S., ribinftnuil^or. r. 1043a Kolsom
ROBINSON & GILLESPIE <«.,„
€. KitbiiisMii and Ulliiaiii J. 4iiIIespie)
carpeiitprs and builders, :«» .Sutter, Tel-
ei»1ione .Main 75 !>
ROBINSON & KNOX ,....„.. „.
ieol)iu><on and .tiidrevt B. Kno.v) >rhole-
.sali- and retail erocer.s, I»3,S-I»80 .llarket,
7-n Rose Av and »00-»03 Valencia SW
eor Twentietii, Telephone Mission 144
SS" Robinson. See Robarson, Robertson and Robinson
Rohisction M. Richard, machinist, r. 108 Prospect PI
■Robisi.n Ansel C, birds, 337 Kearny and 1017 Mirket, r.
Slit .Scott
Robis )n Edward W., wood turner, r. 10.53 Golden Gate
Av
Robis m James L., attorney at law, 17 Nevada Block, r.
41!) Ellis
RobJMin John S., artificial stone, r. SE cor Sixth Av and
Clement
Robisou Memtt I)., clerk Ansel C. Robinson, r 319
Scott
Robison Ralph, electrician, r. 10.53 Golden Gate Av
Robison William, coachman, r. 1650a Hayes
8^ Robis >n. See Roberson and Robinson
Robitscher Henry M., salesman, r. 1212 Steiner
Robitscher Moses M., clerk Wiester & Co.,r. 1212 Steiner
Robitscher Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 1519 Buchanan,
r. 1212 Steiner
Robkee Charles, clerk, r. 1 Alger PI
Robl Catherine Miss, r. 807 Filbert
Robl Frank W. , policeman, r. 807 Filbert
Robl Henry J., driver, r. 807 Filbert
Robl Joiin, butcher, r. 807 Filbert
Robl Margaret, widow, r. 807 Filbert
Roble Christopher, clerk, r. 1314 Sacramento
Roblee William W., medical student, r. 2814 Webster
Robles Joseph, salesman Strauss & Strauss, r. 1804 Du-
pont
Robles M., r. 1804 Dupont
Robles Max, candymaker, r. 720 Montgomery Av
Robles Pascal, mai-hinist, r. 716 Montgomery Av
Robles Losternez, clerk C. Martinez, r. 800 Broadway
Robleto Annie H. (Robleto & Street) r. 739 Guerrero
Robleto & Street (Annie H Robleto and Clara E. Street)
millinery. 13S Geary
Robling William A., drayman, r. 412 Tehama
Roblis Robert, nnisician! r. 3 Caroline PI
Robohm Adele, domestic 1819 Scott
Robohm Cord (Biandt & Rohohm) r. 1313 Scott
Rotiohm Louis, with Samuel Bros. , r. 1917b O'Farrell,
rear
RobonicBaci, peddler, r. 16 Union PI
Robonie Giovanni, r. 16 Union PI
Robonie Mary, dressmaker, r. 16 Union PI
Robreoht Annie Mrs., dairy produce, 1429 Dupont
Robrecht Anton, furniture, 826 Pacific
Robrecht Anton Jr., clerk Anton Robrecht, r. 826
Pacific
Robrecht Frederick G., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 826
Pacific
Robred-i R., phys cian, r. 39 Turk
Robsahn Henry, sexton First New Jerusalem Church, r.
1620 O'Farrell
Robson Edith W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1343 Alabama
Robson Hannah, widow, r. 1343 Alabama
Robson J. R. , stenographer Easton, Eldridge & Co., r.
821 Turk
8^ Robson. See Robison and Robinson
Robusky G., peddler, r. 64 Natoma
Robu-ite Paul C, bartender, r. 512 Stevenson
Roby Arthur M., expressman, NW cor Eddy and Mason
r. 45 Juniper
Roby Francis A. , r. 690 Brannan
Rocas Joseph A. , barber, r. 626 Seventeenth
Rocca August (Trapani & Rocca) r. 719 Vallejo
Rocca Frank, commission r. 1022J Jackson
Rocca Giovanni, r. 518 Union
Rocca Giuseppe, carpenter, r. 525 Green
Rocca Giuseppe, fruits, r. 521 Green
Rocca J., r. 714 Bush
Rocca Joseph Jr., marble setter, r. 521 Green
Rocca Louisa Mrs., r. 1026 Jackson
Rocca Rosa Mrs., varieties, 1323 Dupont, r. 522 Filbert
Roccatagliata Frank, salesman D. Biagi & Co.. r. 1115
Jackson
Roccatagliata John (Roccatagliata & Ceresa) r. 1022J
Jackson
Roccatagliata Joseph (Roccatagliata & Moni) r. 921 Pa-
cific
Roccatagliata Louis, laborer, r. Alms House
Roccatagliata M. Mrs., r. 1022 i Jackson
Roccatagliata & Ceresa (John Roccatagliata and Emil
Ceresa) restaurant, 8 San Francisco Market
Roccatagliata & Moni (J. Roccatagliata and A. Moni)
groceries and liquors, 621 Vallejo
Roccatore Espana, fisherman, r. 22 Jasper PI
Rocco Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 318 Vallejo
Rocelli Giuseppe, laborer, r. V317h Kearny
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KOCIHAT E., wholesale furniture, 762 Mission, Tele-
phone Main 792, r. 2620 Vallejo, Telei)hone West
517
Roche Albert T., clerk Thomaa F. Barry, r. 534 Eddy
Roche Bartholomew, laborer, r. 141t) Twenty-sixth
Roche Dennis, liquors, 825i Folsom
Roche E., waiter, r. Royal House
KOCHE EDWAKD P., barber, 209 Larkin, r. 1211
Mission
Roche Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Shotwell
Roche hrank, crockery and glassware, 437 Hayes
Roche Georere W. W., clerk James W. Edwards, r. 13.">
Hermann
Roche Harriet, widow, r. 2523 Bush
Roche Heibert N., dentist Samuel E. Knowles, r. 1:15
Hermann
Roche James, butcher, r. Thirteenth Av South nr N
Roche James A., painter, r. 1212 Twenth-sixth
Roche James M. , teamster, r. 231 Perry, rear
Roche John, r. 1322 Seventh Av South
Roche John D. , blacksmith, r. 105 Welsh
Roche John H. (Roche & Donohoe) r. 8 Carlos PI
Roche John J. , attorney at law, 324 Pine, room Ui, r.
San Rafael, Cal.
Roche John J., sealer, r. 1322 Seventh Av South
Roche John S., policeman, r. 708J Tehama
Roche Julia, widow, r. N s Richland Av, Holly Park
Roche Lawrence H., hostler, r. 8 Carlos PI
Roche Lizzie, domestic 202 Ridley
Roche Margaret, widow, lodg-ings, 568 Howard
Roche Mary, widow, r. 1421 Taylor
Rochh Mary Mrs. , stewardess stmr San Bias
Roche Mary J., widow, r. 135 Hermann
Roche Richard, laborer, r. 1445 Twenty-fifth
Roche Richard, paver, r. 365 Clementina
Roche Richird, salesman. If. 2523 Bush
Roche Roland M., carrier Post Office, r. 451 Noe
Roche T. B. & Son (Thomas B. and William J.) stone
cutters, E s Harrison bet Alameda and El Dorado
Roche Theodore J., clerk Henry E. Highton, r. 534
Eddy
Roche Thomas, salesman, r. 568 Howard
Roche Thomas, shoemaker, r. 607 Bartlett
Roche Thomas Jr., clerk Henry M. Heineman, r. .568
Howard
Roche Thomas B. (T. B. Roche &Son) r. 16 Pearl
Roche Thomas, B. Jr., clerk J. H. Wi.lber, r. 16 Pearl
Roche Virginia T., teacher music, r. 534 Eddy
Roche William, machine operator, r. 135 Hermann
Roche William, teamster, r. 1314 Sixth Av South
Roche William D., salesman James R. Russell, r. The
Baldwin
Roche William H., cattle buyer Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
Twelfth Av South nr P
Roche William J. (T. B. Roche & Son) r. 16 Pearl
Roche & Donohoe (John H. Roche and Hugh Donohoe)
boarding stables, 8 Carlos PI
eS" Roche. See Roach
Rochford Thomas B., r. 502 Mason
Rochfort Arthur, salesman Ronald G. McMillan
Rochfort Dora, widow, r. 27 Beideman
Rochfort Joseph N., clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 27 Beide-
man
Rochnert H., with Schmidt Label and Lithograi)h Co., r.
Oakland
Rock Bridaret, widow, r. 2436 Lirkin
Rock Charles, clerk Lievre, Frick & Co., r. Alameda
Rock Drill and Air Compressor Machine Works The, P.
H. Reardon manager, office 104 First
Rock Edward R., bookkeejjer J. D. Spreckles & Bros.
Co., r. 1516 Webster
Rock Harriet E. , seamstress, r. 2436 Larkin
Rock Hattie, typewriter, r. 2436 Larkin
Rock James F. , r. 20 Hawthorne
Ri>ek James J., laborer, r. 231 Clara
l!i)ek John, bartender, r. 547 Stevens* 1
It.irk John, laborer, r. 231 Clara
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
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KO<'n. JOHN, president California Nursery Co., office
'.i05 Sansome, r. Niles, Cal.
Rock John Jr., clerk D. Davidson, r. 231 Clara
Rock Joseph, machinist, r. 2436 Larkin
Rock Joseph F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1618 Devisadero
Rock .Mary, widow, r. 1516 Webster
Rock Maude H. Miss, stenographer Joseph Rothschild, r.
Oakland
Rock Nelson, carjienter, r. 1S13 \'ork
Rock Peter, clerk G. Dahlbender, r. Alameda
Rock Robert J., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. ''o., r.
35 Perry
Rock Rose Mrs., widow, r. 916 Devisadero
Rock Thomas E., harnessmaker, 1514 Polk, r. 20 Haw-
thorne
Rock Walter J., clerk Dutton & Partridge, r. 2436 Lar-
kin
Rock William H., timekeeper Market St. Ry, r. 20 Haw-
thorne
Rockard, Michael, fireman, r. 117i Perrj'
Rockaway Felicien, rancher, r. Thirty-first Av South,
nr G
Rockaway Luke, tanner, r. Thirty-second Av South nr
Railroad
Rocke Albert, waiter, r. 360 Minna
Rockefellow Dorothy E. Miss, school teacher, r. 133 San
Jose Av
Rockefellow Helen A. , widow, r. 133 San Jose Av
Rockel George H., tilesetter, r. 132 Grove
Rockenfield William, barber, r. 208 Jones
Rocker John C, baker, r. 532 Chestnut
Rocklin Granite Curbing Co. (incorporated) John
Matson secretary, 313 Montgomery
Rocks Frederick, laborer, r. 9 Polk Lane
Rooks J., druggist, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rockstroh Frederick E., restaurant, 113 Seventh, r. 115
Seventh
Rockwell Charles H., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 806
Guerrero
Rockwell Elizabeth A., portrait artist, 124 Phelan Bldg
Rockwell James J., engineer, r. 1834 Howard
Rockwell J. W. , 7 Abbottsford House
Rockwell William E., r. 709a Hyde
Rockwitz Carl H., lithographer, r. 25 Pearl
Rockwitz Richard D., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.
25 Pearl
Rockwitz Robert C, capitalist, r. 25 Pearl
Rock wood Aaron L., engineer, r. 147 Ninth
Rock wood Ednwnd R., clerk U. S. Naval Office, r. 410
Hyde
KOCkV MOLMTAI\ COAL ANO IRON CO.,
Charles F. Crocker president, F. S. Douty secreta y,
58 Union Trust Bldg
Rocky Walter, clerk Arnold Bros., r. NE cor Twenty-
first and Guerrero
Roco Frederick y . , machinist, r. Twenty-third Av nr
Point Lobos Av
ROCOCO, wines and liquors, William A. Heathcote
manager, 2 Market cor Sacramento
Rodd Charles H. , carpenter, r. 2046 McAllister
Rodd Charles H., marble and granite worker, r. 300
Central Av
Rodd Mollie F. Miss, r. 1903 Mission
t^ Rodd. See Rood
Rodda Edward J. J., mining engineer, r. 1813 Post
RODDA JOHK, commission agent, general broker
and secretary San Francisco F'lise Co. , 507 Califor-
nia, r. 2616 Sacramento
Rodda Peter, mechanic, 335 Fourth
Rodda Stadey V., mining, r. 1813 Post
RoiMa William H., iiiiiiini;-, r. 1813 Post
Hdildcn ( '>>i']ielins, '.'rocfi-ies ;ui(l licjuors, 711 Natoma
RODDEN GEORGE F., D. D. S.,
dentist, I3» Post, oflice boiirs » A. M. to 5
P. M.. r. iSan Rafael
RodUcn Hugh, barber, 234 Folsom
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WITH THE
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Roil eii John, bootmaker, 923^ Harrison
Rodden Jo',n I., teamster, r. 636 Third
Rodden Mary, widow, r. 636 Third
Roddeii Patrick, gasmaker, r. 546 Pennsylvania Av
Roddy Chai les, boilermaker, r. 990 Folsom
Rodd\ E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 990 Folsom
Roddy Edward, fireman stmr Mariposa, r. 24 Federal
Roddy James J., proprietor Roddy's Hotel, SW cor
Nebraska and Twenty-sixth
Roddy Mary Miss, draper, r. 990 Folsom
Roddy Philip, marine fireman, r. 24 Federal
Roddy Tliomas. painter, r. 990 Folsom
Roddy's Hotel, James J. Ruddy proprietor, SW cor
Nebraska and Twe'itv-«i.\tli
Z RODEC. B.&CO...
hrUtian li. Kotle
and U illiaiii II. .«>(-liulthei<ii draymen and
forwarding agents. :ns Battery, Tele-
phone Main 8ni
ROWE CHKiSTIA.X B. (C. B. Rode & Co.) r. :,2 Zoe
Rule Emil, artist, 410 Kearny, room 18
Rode George F., dra\-man, r.".=>31i Brvant
Rode Ueorife H. Jr., clerk C. B. Rode & Co.. r. 531 J
Bryant
Rode John P. (Rode & Meilsen) r. 431 Jessie
Rode Peter, mill hand. r. 33.=>i Fourth
Rode & Neilsen (John P. Rode and ( hris Neilsen)
liquors, 431 Jes.sie
£3" Rode. See Rohde
Rodecker Elias, car builder, r. IH Dikeman PI
RODEFELU FRITZ (Rodefeld & Wrede) r. u2oJ
ROOEFELD A M'REDE (Fritz Rodefeld and Aueust
Wrede) proprietors Grand National Hall, 105-107
Grant Av
Rodeiat Philmoud, cook William Tell Hotel
Rodeman H., musician, r. 627b Ellis
R<xlen William H. (Norton, Teller A Roden) r. 171S Val-
lejo
Rodenburjr Nicholas, laborer, r. 103 First
Roderick Amelia Mrs., furnished rcKsms, 451 Stevenson
Roderick Anna Mrs., r. 12.35 Tweuty-fifth
Roderick Antone, barber, r. 119 Jackson
Roderick John, deck hand stmr Transit, r. Oakland
Rixlerick John, miner, r. 249 Pacific
Roderick Joseph, ^ ceries and liquors, 4.55Stcven.son, r.
451 Steve son
Roderick Joseph, lauudrj-man, r. 228 Twelfth
Roderick Manuel, seaman, r. 447 First
Roderick Manuel, laundrj-man, r. 228 Twelfth
Roderick Mary, seamstress, r. Ill Jackson
Rodeus Mary, varieties, 1526 Kentucky
Rodewald Brothei-s (Charles and Gustave) groceries and
liquors, 501 Fell
Rodewald Charles (Rodewald Bros.) r. 501 Fell
Rodewald Gustave (Rodewald Bros.) r. 501 Fell
Rodewald Hennann, clerk Rinlewald Bros., r. 501 Fell
Rodger David, machinist, r. 531 Connecticut
Rodger Henry, blacksmith, r. 518 Connecticut
Rodger James, laborer, r. 518 Connecticut
Rodger William, blacksmith, r. 518 Connecticut
Rotlgers Alfred, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Berkelev
Rodgers Annie Miss, nurse, r. 034 Pine
Rodgers Annie Miss, telephone operator, r. 616 M nna
Rodgers Annie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1042 McAllister
KODGEKg ARTHI'R (Rodgers & Paterson) attorney
at law, 16 Nevada Block, Telephone Main 374, r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Rodgers August, cook, r. 765 Folsom
Rodger8 Augustus F., assistant V. S. Coa.st and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1023 Washington
Rodgers Augustus F. Jr., r. 1023 Washington
Rodgers Bella, domestic 1234 Green
Rodgers Belle Miss, teacher banjo, r. 1515 Jackson
Rodgers Carrie, r. New Western Hotel
Rodgers Daniel, driver, r. tiOi Howard
Rodgers Daniel porter, r. 129 Third
Rodgers David, team.ster, r. 547 Folsom
Rodgers Edward A. , jirinter Charles Lainer, r. Oakland
Rodgers Emanuel S., beer bottler, r. 17 Rincon PI
Rodgers Ferdnando S., painter, r. 1515 Jackson
Rodgers Frank, laborer, r. 5 Clementina
Rodgers Frank H., upholsterer, r. 34 Birch Av
Rodgers Frank L., machinist, r. 2098 Market
Rodgers (Jeorge, private detective, r. 650 Fourth
Rodgers George H., bartender, r. 907 J Mission
Rodgers George N., clerk, r. Alms House
Rodgers Hannah, widow, r. 928^ Pine
Rodgers Henrj-, miner, r. 320 Eighteenth
Rodsfers Henry C, chief clerk Palatine Ins. Ci., r. 1023
Washington
Rodgers Hugh W., conductor, r. 1906 McAllister
Rodgers Jacob, liquors, 250 Sutter, r. 610 Jes.sie
Rodgers James, laborer, r. 255 Michigan
Radgers James M., clerk Kavanagh & Nolan, r. 25 Grant
Av
Rodgers James S., blacksmith, r. 431 Twenty -third
Radgers Jennie E. , widow, r. 1919 Broderick
Rodgers John, insurance, r. 1042 McAllister
Rodifers Jo'in. farmer, r. 247 Second
Rodgers John, riveter, r. S s Sierra nr Michigan
Rodgers John, teamster, r. 525 Greenwich
Rodgers John H., barber, r. 2529 Sutter
RODGERS JOH\ I., Lieutenant -Colonel V,. S. A.,
Inspector .\rtillery Deftartinent of California, Phe-
lan Bldg, 4th floor, r. 2732 Pine
Rodgers John .\1., clerk, r. 1042 McAllister
Rodgers Joseph, barber, r. 114 Pacific
Rodgers Joseph, carpenter, r. 1042 McAllister
Rodgers Josie Miss, packtr E. J. Bowen, r. Oakland
Rfxlgers Lee O., physician, 1000 Golden Gate Av. r. M7
Grove •
Rodgers Linnie. domestic 2412 Sutter
Rodgers Lotta Miss, teacher music, r. 1515 Jackson
Rodgers Manuel (Freitas & Rodgers*, r. 17 Rincon PI
Rodgers Marion St.G. Miss, r. 1023 Washington
Rodgers Marguerite, widow, r. 34 Birch Av
Rodgers Marj-, widow, r. 431 Twenty-third
Rodgers May Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. Oakland
Rodgers May Mrs., lodging house 1029 j Market
Rodgers Michael, conductor, r. 602 Central Av
Rodgers .Michael, rubber worker, r. 773 Harrison
Rodgers Minnie G., r. 1023 Washington
Rodgers Patrick, carpenter, r. Alms House
Rodgers Patnck B. , stevedore, r. 209 Virtinia Av
Rodgers Robert D., with Bank of California, r. Im':!
Washington
Rodgers Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacratnento
Rodgers William A., expressman, r. 33 Laurel Av
Rodgers William ('., seaman, r. 25 Stanley PI
Rodgers William K., laborer, r. 254 Minna
RODGERS ^VILLIAM L.. attorney at law, 16 Ne-
vada Block, r. 2641 Sacramento
RODGER!^ A P.4TERSOX (Arthur Rodgers and Van
R. Paterson) attorneys at law, 16 Nevada Block,
Telephone Main 374
1^ Rodgers. See Rogers
Rodigkeit Maurice, barber, r. 106 Ellis
Rodman James, solicitor International Hotel
Rodnev H., conductor, r. 627 J San Jose Av
Rodolph Erwin G., collector Miller & Lux, r. 1809 Octavia
Rixlrigue L. M., a>st O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 1710
O'Farrell
RODRIGI E MICHAEL I., receiving teller Don.>-
hoe, Kellv Banking Co., r. 1710 O'Farrell
Rodrigue William J., brakeman, r. 1710 O'Farrell
Rodrigues Antone, r. 613i Greenwich
Rodrigues Frank, cfeok, r. 533 Broadway
Rodrigues M., waiter stmr Mariposa
Rodriguez Ale.xander, with L. G. Sresovich k, Co., r. SE
cor Keamy and Union
Rodriguez Amelia C. Miss, clerk U. S. Pension Agency,
r. Belvedere
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIBEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Room 2C
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
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Kiiilriguez Aiitonia G., bookkeeper Cahii, Nickelsburtr &
Ci>., r. 310 Stockton
Rotlriffuez t'andelaria, domestic 1709 California
Rodriguez Dolores, widow, r. 41 Belvedere
Rodrijfvicz E., coalpasser stiur City of Sydney
Rodrieruez Enieline Miss, bookkeeper, r. 41 Kelvederu
RodrigTiez Fernando, pressman, r. 716 Monteroniery Av
Rodriguez Juan, cook, r. 1318 Dupont
Rodriguez Juan, cooper, r. 1422 Powell
Rodriguez Joseph, laborer, r. 57 Natoma
Rodriguez Louis, canmaker, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Rodriguez Lucia Miss, lodg^ings, 517 Broadway
Rodriguez Maria, domestic 2009 Valtejo
Rodriguez Mary, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Rodri^ez Mary, widow, r. 703 Montgomery .\\
Rodriguez Mauro, printer, r. 23J Everett
Rodriguez Manuel, r. 1320 Stockton
Rodriguez Melquicidec J , engineer, r. 307 Twelfth
Rodriguez Periecto, barber, 259 Third, r. 172 Clemen
tina
Rodriguez S., pantrjman stnir Acapulco
Rodriguez Solomon, carpenter, r. 27 Stone
Rodriguez Virginia, widow, cloakmaker, r. 716 Mont-
gomery Av
Rodust Bernard, citv agent Gutte & Frank, 303 Califor-
nia, r. 1411 Bush
Roe Alf A., cashier Electrical Engineering Co., r. 905
Market
Roe Alpheus E. . salesman Joshua Hendy Machine Wkg.
r. East Oakland
ROE ED^VAKU O.. superintendent Edison Light
and Power Co., 227-229 Stevenson, r. Hotel Pleas-
antoii
Roe Enos, japanner, r. 220 Third
Roe James, butcher, r. SE cor Fifth Av South and L
Roe James C, teamster, r. fifth Av South aud I,
Roe James M., laborer, r. 2417 Clay, rear
Roe Joseph, steward stmr T. C. Walker
Roe Laura B.. widow, r. 2018 Pacitic Av
Roe Patrick H., r. 121 Bernard
Roe Thomas, teamster, r. 2 Byington Av
Roe William, perforator, r. Oakland
t^ Roe. See Rowe
Roeben Marin, laundrjnnan, r. 19 Jasper PI
Roeber Christopher, carpenter, 1036-1038 Sutter, r. 523i
O'Farrell
Roebke Alfred A., carpenter, r. Viih Pine
Roebke Frederick W., cutter, r. 1343 Pine
ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS
pn iiianaractHrers Mire and wire
uUif rope (Trenton, X. J.) Sqnlre V.
Nooney manager, 35-3J Fremont, Telep-
hone Main 673
Roebuck Thomas G. , boilermaker, r. 155 Minna
Roeck .Michel, barber, r. 17 Third
ROE<-KEL <'OriC.SEX ELLEN .Mrs., teacher v,.cul
niusip, r. 1429 Bush
KOEtkEL-JOSEm, teacher vocal music, r. 1429
Bush
Roeckner William, clerk Triest & Co., r. 1033 Howard
Roedde Annie, domestic 1213 Twenty-first
Roeden Charles W., carpenter, r. 428 O'Farrell
Roeder C. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Filbert and Mason
Roeder George, tinner, r. 1710 Mason
Roeder James A. C. Mrs., widow, r. 741 Filbert
Roeder, Mary Miss, r. 1710 Mason
Roeder Paul, bartender, r. 1 Jackson
Roeder WiHiam F. , r. 108:} Turk
Roediger Frank .\., dairy produce, r. 406 Larkin
Roediger Hugo F., bo.xmaker, r. 406 Larkin
Roediger Oscar H., carpenter, 225 Golden Gate Av., r.
406 Larkin
Roeding Frederick, r. 1910 Washington
Riiedler Charles, stonecutter, r. 512 Bush
Rneger J., cook, r. ("<immercial House
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Roehm George, brewer, r. Fourteenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Roehr William (Roehr & Eggers) r. 1800 Howard
Roehr & Eggers (William Roehr and Peter Eggers)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Fourteenth and How-
ard, NW cor First and Folsom
Roehrig Frederick L. C, teacher languages, 70 Flood
Bldg, r. 508 Taylor
Hoehrs Frederick, bartender, r. 727 Filbert
Roeich Joseph, cellannan, r. 844 Folsom
Roelofs Henry H. & Co. (Philadelphia) hats, 27 Phelan
Bldg
Roemer A. P., nursery, r. E s Mission RoadTir West End
School
Roemer Charles, proprietor Oregon House, 641 Com-
mercial
Roemer Emil, baker, r. 625 Clay
Roemer Ernst, driver, r. 146b Tehama
Roemer Fred, plumber, r. 115 Buchanan
Roemer Max. speculator, r. 146b Tehama
Roemer Oscar, superintendent Pacific Vinegar and Pickle
Wks, r. 323 Fulton
t9r Roemer. See Romer
Roes Louis, r. 914 Minnesota
Roesch George F., Grand Patriarch I. O. O. K., r. Stock-
ton, Cal.
KOESl'H LUL'IS, president Louis Roesch Co., 419 Sac-
ramento and 320 Sansome, r. 2513 Howard
K4»ESC1I LOL'IS €0., Louis Roesch president, Theo-
dor Fricke secretarj', steam printers, lithographers,
label manufacf,urers and engravers, 419 Sacramento
and 320 Sansome, Telephone Main 1071
Roese Charles F., interne German Hospital
Roesler Charles, barber shop, 3410 Mission
Roesler Henry A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Dia-
mond and Twentj'-fourth
Roesler Henry A. Jr., salesman William ClufT Co., r.
cor Twenty-fourth and Diamond
R<jesler Julius, jwrter, r. 1401 Valencia
Roesli Ferdinand, expressman, r. 94 Colton
Koesner Peter J. (Roesner & Finnigan) r. 9 Bowie Av
Roesner & Finnigan (Peter J. Roesner and Bernard Fin-
nigan) horseshoers, 216 Eighth
Roessing Richard, clerk Cal. Hat Wks, r. 121 Fourth
Roessner Henry W., salesman Kast & Co., r. 216 Leaven-
worth
Roetger Hugh H., clerk Philadelphia Manufacturing Co. ,
r. 433 Seventh
KOETHE CHARLES H., druggist, SE cor Third
and Bryant
Roethe George F., watchmaker, 328 B\ish, r. 2910 Pine
Roethe Marie P., widow, r. 2910 Pine
tff" Roethe. See Roth
Roettger Frederick, carpenter, r. 2625J Sutter
Roettger Fritz, contractor and builder, r. 2625^ Sutter
Rof Ernest, biitcher, r. Alms House
Rofer Frederick A., shipwright, r. 825 York
Roff George A., drayman r. 750i Harrison
Roff Harrv L., agent Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos., r.
Oakland
Roff William, drayman, r. San Mateo
Rofod John P., glass stainer, r. 1236i Harrison
Rogalli, Pietro, carjieuter, r. 19 Jasper PI
Rogelet Henry, bartende, r. 718 Union
Roger Leon, teacher Trinity School, r. 1323 Oak
Rogers Adeline, widow, r. 2507 Pine
Rogers Anna, domestic 217 Turk
Rogers Antone J., packer Sterling Furniture Co., r. 103
Sacramento
Rogers Catharine, widow, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Rogers Charles, r. 221J Ridley
Rogers Charles, foreman B. McMahon & Son, r. Oaklaml
Rogers Charles longshoreman, r. 18 Federal
Rogers Charles, stonecutter, r. 608 Sixth
Rogers Charles A. , landscai)e and [Kirtrait painter, 628
Montgomery, r. 834 Sutter
Rogers Charles D., miner, r. 869 Market
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Rogers Charles H., capitalist, r. 1359 Folsom
Rogers Cliarles S., compositor, r. 706 Green
Rogers Charles S., telegrajA 0}ierator, r. 227 Chatta-
nooga
Rogers Charles W., teacher music, r. 1508 Market
Rogers Clara W., widow, r. 1045 Foureenth
Rogers Clarence, haniessmaker, r. 5<.>4J Fell
ROGERii DANIEL, attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
r. 2400 Fillmore
Rogers Da^id, laborer, r. 926 Illinois
Rogers David J., blacksmith, r. 26 Steuart
Rogers Da Wd J., machinist, r. XVS' cor Plymnuth Av
and Farallones
Rogers David J., stereotv-per, r. 138 Lilj- Av
K.igers Da\id X., laborer, r. 250 Tehama, rear
Ri>_'ers Dennis, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Kogers Earle E., student, r. 3333 Washington
Rogers Edward, laborer, r. 41i Durland
Rogers Edward laborer, r. 134" Fourth
Rogers Edward, plasterer, r. 2616 McAllister
Rogers Edward, tanner, r. 2977 Harrison
Rogers Edward A., clerk General Freight Otfice S. PJCo.,
r. Oakland
Rogers Edward J., blacksmith, r. Alameda
Rogers Edward J., engineer Consumers' Ice Co., r. 4821
Eighth
Rogers Edwin N., bookkeeper, r. 901 Sutter
Rogers Eliza F., widow, r. 527 Hill
Rogers Emily, widow, r. I.i05 Golden Gate Av
Rogers Emily M., widow, ).roi«rietor Palma House, 1917
Mission
Rogers Ephraim T., master mariner, r. 214 Devisadero
R'gers Francis E., shipcarpenter, r. 2977 Hamson
Rogers Francis E. Jr., shipcarpenter, r. 2977 Harrison
Rogers Francis N., Ixxikkeeper A. E. Buckman, r. 527
Hill
Rogers Frank, barber, r. 22 Stix-kton PI
Rogers George, asst manager A. W. Dennett, r. 88 N'inth
Rogers George, salesman, r. 1047 Mission
Rogers George A., conductor, r. 3035 Pine
Rogers G. G., park policeman, r. East Berkeley
Rogers G. L., furnished rooms, 1006 Pine
Rogers Harrj- B. , 1st Lieutenant U. S. revenue cutter
Rush
Rogers Harr>- G. D. , steamfltter, r. 412 Tenth
Rogers Henrv, |)ainter, r. 342 Fourth
ROGEKa UE.VHV, president StaiT & Co., 22 Califor-
nia, room 1, and agent Garcelon Trust, 22 California,
ro<5m 11, r. 1209 Jackson, Oakland
Rogers Henn" D., m nager stove dept Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. S s Fourteenth nr Castro
Rogers Henrj- D., physician and surgeon, 410 Kearny,
room 1, r 504 Greenwich
ROGERS UEXSl' J., president California Iron and
Wrecking Co., 634-636 Second, r. 2550 Howard
Rogers Henr}- M., salesman J. A. Folger & Co.
KOGERS HE.VRT O.. dirision superintendent Mar-
ket St. Ry, office SW cor Fourth and Louisa r. 1713
Webster
Rogers Herman (Friedman & Rogers) r. 2920 Clay
Rogers Hiram K., purser strar Corona, r. no Scott
Rogers Isidore, musician, t. 1028 Clay
Rogers James, cook, r. 13 Caroline
Rogers James, painter, r. 516 Folsom
Rogers James, teamster, r. 1216 Mission
Rogers James E., laborer, r. 606 Xatoma
Rogers James L., r. 927 McAllister
Ro ers James S., steward, r. 13 Caroline
Rogers Jane M., widow, r. 227 Chattanooga
Rogers Jeremiah, porter, r. 213i Grant Av
Rogers John (Nally & Rigers) r. 731 1 Minna
Rogers John, r. 547 folsom
Rogers John, r 706 Batterj-
Rogers John, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Rogers John, mnfrs" agent, 224 Clav, r. San Leandro
Rogers John, solicitor, r. 917 Sansome
Rogers John D., stereotjiier, r. 138 Lily Av
Rogers John H., boilermaker, r. 609 Mariposa
Rogers John J., compositor, r. 2521 Bush
Rogers John M., salesman The Johnson-Locke Mercan-
tile Co., r. Alameda
Rogers Joseph, carpenter, r. 929 Howard
Rogers Joseph, clerk, r. 817 Mission
Rogers Joseph, seaman, r. 116 Berrj-
Rogers Joseph A., painter, r. 625 Jersey
Rogers Joseph H., blacksmith Isidore Burns, r. Ala-
meda
Rogers Josiah B., artesian well borer, office 834
Kearny, r. Oakland
Rogers Klrby Mrs., widow, r. 2507 Pine
Rogers Maria, widow, r. 1911 Dupont
Rogers Mary, widow, r. 1047 Mission
Rogers Marj- Miss, seamstress, r. 482J Eighth
Rogers Mary J., widow, r. 2302 Hyde
Rogers Mary J. Mrs., famished rooms, 508J Jessie
Rogers Maud C. Miss, stenographer H. P. Gregory & Co.,
r. 2312*^ Jones
ROGERS M. E. Mrs., pn.ate ho„.«
lu cauUnemrnt. also private nnrse, office
and r. »2» Howard.
Rogers Michael (Deasy & Rogers) r. 145 Third
Rogers Michael, laborer, r. 1717 O'Farrell
Rogers Xathan, phvsiciau and surgeon, office and r. 703
Market
ROGERS XELSOX J., proprietor Rogers' Mission
Express, 18 California, and 2241 Mission, Telephone
Mission 26, r. 821 Treat Av
Rogers Owen, laborer, r. 625 Jersey, rear
Rogers Patrick, fireman, r. 410 Folsom
Rogers Pitnck, marme fireman, r. 541 First
Rogers Philip, master mariner, r. 820 Army
Rogers Philip, shoemaker, 2803 California, "r. 2521 Bush
Rogers Philip Jr., shoemaker, r. 2521 Bush
Rogers Randall, tinmith, r. 214 Devisadero
Rogers Ravone R., student, r. 3333 Washington
Rogers Ka\-m >nd, butcher, Achille Block, r. 1919 Fill-
more
Rogers Robert F., stockbroker, 320 Pine, room 7, r. 700
Post
Rogers Robert W., engineer S. P. Co., r. 836 Guerrero
Rogers Rub\ Miss, teaeher music, r. 1508 Market
Rogers R. Wesley, physician and surgeon, 708 Taylor
Rogers Samuel L. , attorney at law, 35 Montgomery
Block, r. Sausalito
ROGERS TAYLOR, secretary Mayor, New City Hall,
1st fioor, and attorney at law, r. 3333 Washington
Rogers Thomas, molder, r. 46 Erie
Rogers Thomas N., painter, 625 Jersey, rear
Rogers Timothy, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Rogers Walter, salesman Muri'hv, Grant ik Ct». , r. 26
Lloyd
Rogers Walter J., engineer, r. 2=>21 Bush
Rogers William, r. 110 Scott
Rogers William, r. 704| Mission
Rogers William, baker, r. 528 Third
Rogers William, engineer, r. 2521 Bush
Rogers William, laborer, r. 482S Eighth
Kogers William, peddler, r. 682 Brannan
Rogers William J., varieties. 106 Turk, r. 116 Turk
Rogers William T., molder, r. 46 Erie
Rogers William T., woolsorter, r. 320 Fifth
Rogers William W., master stmr Encinal, r. Alameda
Rogers Willis A., Pacific Coast agent for Pearline, r. 27
Guerrero
Rogers Wilson, carpenter, r. 907 Armv
ROGERS M%n. .HAXl'FACTI RI.XG CO. (Hart-
ford, Conn.) manufacturers silver-plated flat ware,
A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
Rogers Zoe B. Miss, stenographer H. P. Gregory & Co.,
r. 23125 Jones
ROGERS <fc HAMILTO.\ €0. THE (Waterbur>,
Conn.) manufacturers silver-plated flat ware, Phelps
& Miller agents, 120 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mCS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WOM
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
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taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
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prietor, offices 1« California and 2241 Mission, Tele-
piione Mission 26
RtK'ersou George B. R., salesman J. C. Rogerson, r.
•JO.-.l". Missinll
K,."ir^..n .lames, lulMirer, r. jr^^ (X-tavia
ROGERSON JAMES C, ...»nurac.
tnrer Mi<»Ker<4on's Boss l»oIlar Shirt, also
custoiu-iuado shlrt«i, 521 Valencia, r.
2051 1-2 .Mission
Rogerson John J., teamster, r. 2 Bowie Av
Rogerson Michael P., groceries and liquors, 135 Twentj-
first
Rogg Lena Miss (Walter & Rogg) r. 1433 Sanchez
Roggenkamp Dora Mrs. , dressmaking, 756 Howard
Roggio Brothers (Joseph and Louis) fruits and vege-
tahles, 410 Hayes
Roggio Joseph (Roggio Bros.) r. 410 Haj es
Roggio Louis (Roggio Bros.) r. 410 Hayes
Roggio Paul (P. Ratto & Co.) r. 2012 Mason
Rpgup Edward H., clerk, r. 1719 Hyde
Rogue Manuel, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Rogvald E. Whitefield, clerk, r. 1403 Golden Gate Av
Rohan Charles, laborer, r. Alms House
Rohan Dominic, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 512 Ninth
Rohan Thomas, clerk, r. 630 O'i-arrell
Rohai t A , r. 206a Post
Rohde Arendt, painter, r. 1027c Alabama
Rohde August (Rohde Bros. ) r. 681 Sansonie
Rohde Bernard H., clerk C. G. Meyer & Co., r. 37 South
Park
Rohde Brothers (Frank and August) shoemakers, 609
Jackson
Rohde Christian H. , cooper, r. 910 Alabama
Rohde E. & Co. (Ernst Rohde) grocers, 1003 McAllister
Rohde Ernest (E. Rohde & Co. and Rohde & Mehrt«ns)
r. 510 Grove
Rohde P'rank (Rohde Bros.) r. 609 Jackson
Rohde Frank Jr., clerk J. G. Waterman &, Co., r. 729
Montgomery
Rohde Hans, cooper, r. 910 Alabama
Rohde Hans S. , r. 2503^ Mission
Rohde Henry, liquors, r. 1421 Taylor
Rohde Henry B., groceries and liquors, 1238 Stockton,
r. 208 Chestnut
Rohde John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
Taylor, r. 1125 Taylor
Rohde J. Reinhold (H. F. Michaelis & Co.) r. 3200 Mis-
sion
Rohde Mary, widow, r. 713 Treat Av
Rohde Niels H., cooper, r. 226 Twenty-first
Rohde Otto, stableman, r. 267 Clementina
Rohde Peter, shoemaker, r. 655 Mmna
Rohde Waldemar W., glovecutter, r. 304 Seventh
Riihde William, painter, r. 42.^ Frederick
Rohde & Mehrtens (Ernst Rohde and John D. Mehr-
tens) groceries and liquors, 335-337 O'Farrell
eS" Rohde. See Rhode and Rode
Rohc George W., liquors, r. 1223 Webster
Robe Metha, widow, r. 1223 Webster
Roldffs A. M. Mrs. (Rohlffs & Gerdau) r. 719 Webster
Rohlffs Edward, restaurant, 7 Mission, r. 803 Humboldt
Rohltfs Frederick, bartender, r. 806 Humboldt
Rohltfs Walter, student, r. 719 Webster
KOHLFF.S A «ERI>Ai; (Mrs. A. M. Rohlffs and
August J. Gerdau) wholesale grocers, provisions
and ship stores, 3-5 Mission and proprietors Bulk-
head Saloon, 1 Mission
Rohlfs Henry, bartender, r. 450 Spear
Rohlfs John, foundryman, r. 1511 Twenty-fourth
Rohling Henry, contractor and builder, oflfice 16 Post, r.
227 Palmer
Rohling John, carjjenter, r. 311Laidley
Rohling Joseph, physiciar
Eddy
Rohnecker Charles, butcher, 18 First
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKF2KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
and surgeon, office and r.
Qaliforr^ia Bottli9<^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Rohr John H. (Rohr & Bagley) r. 7 Stockton
Rohr Joseph, plumber, r. cor California and Twenty-
third Av
Rohr & Bagley (John H. Rohr and A. B. Bagley) im
porters and commission merchants, 113 Bush
Rorhbach George, cooper, r. 308 Nineteenth
Rohrbach John, cook, r. 627 Commercial
Rohrbach John J., jeweler, r. 1222 J Pine
Rohrbacher Charles C, upholsterer, r. 412 State
ROHRBA^HER PHILIP, presideot Royal Eagle
Distilleries Co., 112 Taylor, and Dumbarton Land
and Improvement Co., 214 Pine, r. 310 Fulton
SS" Rohrbach. See Roprback and Roraback
Hohrdanz A., r. 20 Eddy
Rohrdaux Axel, waiter, r. 108 Eighth
Rohrdeck Henry, gardener, r. SW cor Union and Pierce
Rohrer Benjamin, collector, r. 1151 Howard
Rohrer Charles, bartender, r. 156 Third
Rohrer Jacob (Adams & Rohrer) r. 124 Austin Av
Rohrer Joseph, driver, r. 2227 1 Geary
Rohrer William, brewer, r. 124 Austin
Rohrlach Peter, barber, r. 1120 Howard
Rohrle August, fireman, r. Potrero Av bet Silver Av and
King
Rohrle Elizabeth, widow, r. Potroro Av bet Silver Av
and King
Rohrle Max, bookkeeper, r. 836 Mission
Rohnnann George, bartender, r. 2300 Powell
Rohrs Diedrich, r. 1007 Clay, rear
Rohrs George H., liquors, SE cor Haight and Scott
Rohrs John D., r. 590 San Jose Av
Rohrs Richard, bartender, r. 301 Broderick
Rohte Emil (Kruse & Euler) r. 1324 Geary
Rohwedder Emma Miss, teacher Gennan, r. 1017 Sutter
Rohweder H^ns, laborer, r. 31 Whitney
Rohweder's Hall, SE cor Seventeenth and Noe
Roich Joseph, cellarman, r. 844 Folsoni
Rojas Frank, vaquero, r. Fourteenth Av South nr P
Rojas Jesus M., liquors, W s Railroad Av nr Sixteenth
Av South, r. 928 Eighteenth Av South
Rojo Alexander, cigars, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Rojo Louisa, widow, r. 1126 Jackson
Rojo Manuel, bartender, r. 1318 Dupont
Roland Bruce, usher Morosco's Grand Opera House
R<jland Jeremiah, deckhand stmr Modoc
Roland John, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Roland John B., waiter, r. 5 Ivy Av
Roland John E., clerk, r. 506 Sutter
Roland John W., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Roland Louis, miner, r. Alms House
Roland Thomas, teamster, r. 353 Fourth
SS" Roland. See Rowland
Rolando Hall, NW cor Twenty-eighth and Church
Rolder Louis, bartender, r. 568 Mission
Rolen Frederick, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Roleson E. M., manager California Stivte Detective Bu-
reau, 40 Phelan Bldg, r. 417 Eddy
Rolf Annie, domestic 761 Haight
Rolf E., wood and coal, 510 Br>'ant
Rolf Elizabeth, domestic 1310 Jackson
Rolfe Harry Mrs., r 2325 C.lifornia
Rolfe Thonms, switchman, r. 51a South Park
Rolff Edward F., carpenter, r. SW cor Plymouth and
Lobos, Ocean View
RoIfF Henrj- A., dairy, SW cor Plymouth and Lobos,
Ocean View
RolfE Jacob C, expressman, r. 2619 Mission
Rolfs Ernest, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Nebraska
ROLFSOX BROTHERS (Ole and Rolf J.) draughts-
men, model makers and machinists, 423 Bay
Rolfson Ole (Rolfson Bros.) r. 425 Bay
Rolfson Rolf J. (Rolfson Bros.) r. 4-i5 Bay
Roling Albert, laborer, r. 645 Natoma
Rolk J. Knox, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbamn, r.
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ROLKIX ED>VAR1> (Becker S Rolkin) and proprie-
tiir Reno House 631 Sacramento, Overland House
5:i3 Sacramento, Acme House 961 Market. Adelphia
House 909 Rearny, Denver House 217 Third, Stand-
ard House 1126 Market, Osborn House SOT Kearny,
and Soto House 32 Fourth, r. 631 Sacramento
RoUa .John, dish washer, r. 638 Commercial
RoUa Lewis A., horseman, r. 11-29 Market
Rolland Julius, cabinet maker, 1509 Pine
Roller Albert B., printer, r. 26211 Folsom
Roller Au^st, confectioner, r. 724 Franklin
Roller Charles (Kaechele & Roller) r. 423 Fulton
Roller Charles A., bookkeeper Lowenberg \- Co.. r. 42-'.
Fulton
RoUer Charles D.. finisher, r. 2006 Mission
Roller Frederick, engraver, r. 423 Fulton
Roller George M., painter, 2(i21J Folsom
Roller .lohn W., compositor, r. 2006 Mission
Roller Josiah W., restaurant, 626 Sacramento
Roller Oriran Co. The, C. H. Hammond general ajjent.
26i)-Farrell
Roller Thomas R., cabinet maker, r. 2621^ Folsom
Roller WUliam (Schlotterbeck & Roller) r. 766 Mission
RoUes Louis, hartender, r. 1313 Stockton
RoUe t ITiomas W., licjuors, 3553 Fillmore
Kollint' Mill House, iliss Annie L. Pillow proprietor. 312
Louisiana
Rollins Addie E. Mrs., r. 314 Busli
ROLLINS E.H.& SONS. ..n.,,.
Uoniripal and Kallnar Bonds, Ueorge A.
Balc'liplder second vire-presldent. .VtO
lalirornia
Kolliii> Frances A., widow, r. 17't.i Filbert
Rollins Frank B. (Mysell & Ri>llins) r. 518 Capp
Rollins Frank M., agent, r. .518 Cajip
Rollins Frank M., teamster, r. 50 Crocker
Rollins Fred, barber, r. 531 Filbert
KoUins Fred A., carrier Post Office, r. 922 Post
Rollins George, laborer, r. Alms House
Rollins Hiram, teamster, r. 5 Albion Av
Rollins James, waiter, r. 353 Jessie
Rollin-; John E., grix^ries and liquors, 19 Natoma'
Rollins Margaret A. Miss, teacher Henry Durant Pri-
mary School, r. 918 Oak
Rollins Mar>- A., widow, r. 918 Oak
Rollins May, nurse, r. 722 Harrison
Rollins Nellie, hairdresser, r. 722 Harrison
Rollins S. A., capitalist, r. 808 Mission
Rollins William, real estate, 508 California, room 25. r.
W s Soolt bet Sacramento and California
g^ Rollins. See Rawlins
R.jUo William I., dairy i.rr>duce, 812 Valencia
Riillci .John, oysterman, r. Commercial House
Roll-: Jiphn S., searcher of records, 425 Montgomerv, r.
San Rafael, Cal.
Roloff Frederick, laborer, r. 431 Mississippi
RoIl>h Annie, widow, r. 2112 Mission
Rolph Clarence A., machinist, r. 2112 Mission
Rolph Emma C. Miss, furnished rooms, 317 Stockton
Rolph Henrj-, drj- ^oods, r. 609 Ellis
Rolph James, note teller Bank of Cal.. r. 808 Twentv-
firsl
Rolph James Jr.. clerk Kittle .'l Co.. r. 808 Twentv-
first
Rolph James M., cook, r. 15 Hubbard
Roll)h Joseph W., clerk Risdon I. & L. \Mis, r. 1114a
Leavenworth
Rolj.h Ronald T., clerk Kittle & CVj., r. 808 Twenty-first
Rolph William X.,b lokkeeper Williams, Brown & Co.. r.
808 Ts\enty-first
Roma Catherine Miss, seamstress, r. 131S Dupont
Roma Hotel, Enrico Parodi & Co. proprietors, 818 San-
some
Roma J. Mariano (Cabrera Roma & C^.) and president
i^uiro's Soda Water Co., XE cor Hjde and Eddy, r
1820 Pacific Av
Roma Rafael, cashier Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 1820 Pa-
cific Av
Riimaine Benjamin (O'Byrne, Romaine & O'Bj-me) at-
torney at law, 405 Montgomer)', nxims 15-18, r. 2200
Devisiwlero
Romaine George Mr<. , r. 29 T^velfth
KOUAIXE MCHOLAl^ T., manager 1. S. Van Win
kle & Co., 413-415 Market, r. 22t)0 Devisa<1ero
Roman Anton, real estate. 405 .Montgomery, room 5, r.
102OJ Pine
Roman August, waiter, r. 512 Leavenworth
Roman Bruno (H. Roman i Co. and H. Summerfield &
Co.) r. 1413J Scott
KO.MAX CATHOLIC ORPHAX ASVLF.W, SUter
Stanislaus Roche sujierioress, X South bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth Avs
Roman Cornelius, clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co. ,
r. 1020J Pine
Roman F. R., confectionery, 904 Jackson
Roman George, r. 185 Stevenson
nOIYlAll H. & CO. (Herman Roman,
Herman fsanimerfleld, Brano Roman and
Lesser Snnimertield) clothins and Eent<i'
rarnlshers, IO09-1OI.5 Market, Telephone
Main 5.)59
Roman Herman (H. Roman x Co. and Summerfield it
Co.)r. 1521 Ellis
Roman Simon, manager H. Roman & Co., r. 1509 Ellis
Romani Achille, laborer, r. 1012 Montgomery
Romani Benedetto (G. Fontana & Co.) r. NE cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Romani Charles, but<?her, r. 5 Jasper PI
Romani Giovanni B., cook, r. 1012 Montgomery
Romani Luigi (G. Colombini & Co.) r. 811 Montgomery
Av
Romani Peter, waiter, r. 1409a Dupont
Romani Pietro, waiter, r. 712 Greenwich
Romani S. & Co. (Salvatore Romani and Giusei)pe Mar
tini) groceries and liquors, 416 Broadway
Romani Salvatf»re (S. Romani & Co. and Columbos
Paste Co. > r. 410 Broadway
Romani Sebastiano, florist, 182 Stevenson, r. 1509
Kearny
Romanini L., p ilisher Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 222 Broad
way
Romano Frank, cigars and tobacco, .501 Kea-ny, r. 902 i
Jackson
Romano Lui^i, i)eddler, r. 612J Broadway
Romanowski Casimir, art gilder, r. 5 Elgin Park Av
Romanowski Frink, traveling salesman, r. 5 Elgin Park
Av
Romasi Nicholas, hostler, r. 404 Broadway
Rombach Emilie Mrs., r. 463a Minna
Romberg OtUj, clerk, r. 112 San Jose Av
Romberg William, groceries and liquors, 780 Bush, r. 700
Ma?on
Rome John, laborer, r. 45 Clementina
Romeo Dominick. temjierance hall. 226 Montgomery Av
r. 407 Pacific
Romeo M.. waiter stmr City of Puebla
Romeo Manuel, porter, r. 1025 Jackson
Romer Ant4iinette Miss, clerk. 115 Buchanan
Romer Casper C, furniture polisher, r. 118J Washington
Romer Cecil, poi-trait artist, r. 17 Erkson (3ourt
RO.MERECGEXE, general agent The German Gen
eral Benevolent Society, 320 Geary, r. Alameda
Romer Freder ck. tailor, t. 115 Buchanan
Romer Frederick .fr., plumber, r. 115 Buchanan
Romer Herman (Wahl & Romer) r. 113 Franklin
Romer Herman, clerk M. F. Radke, r. 113 Franklin
Rom-r Julius F., clerk H. Roman & Co., r. 113 Franklin
Romer Kate Mrs. , bakery, 1506 Kentucky
Romer Mariiuu- (Romer & Sorenson) r. 1317 Scott
Romer Otto B., maohinist, r. 113 Franklin
Romer Paul, longshoreman, r. 1506 Kentuckv
Romer Robert, laborer S. P. Co
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOBII
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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Roiner Runie Miss,. saleslady Uoldstein & Cohn, r. 115
Buchanan
Ki«mer Wi^a-o R., framemaker, r. 2 Geary Court
R< liner & S Tenson (Mariraus Romer and Soren M. .Sur-
enson) outchers, 1103 Scott
M^ Romer. See Ruemer
Koniero Anton, laborer, 1318 Dupont
Romero P., coalpasser stmr San Jose
Romero Salomon, waiter stmr San Bias
Komick Ephraim, switchman, r. 716 Bryant
Romig Hemian (Timmennann & Romig) r. 211 Turk
Romiguiere Germain, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P.
Rommel August, printer, r. (513 Powell
Rommel Charles, miller, r. (>13 Powell
Riimmel Gustave, baker, r. 435 Minna
Rommel Henr)', concave prinder, r. 214 Third
Rommel Retfina, widow, projirietor North Gennan Hn-
tel, NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Romo Frank B., conductor, r. SOCb Vallejo
Romosar Henry R., master mariner, r. 2323^ Harrison
R<5mp Frank H., broommaker, r. 2i Rose Av
KOXA, wines and liquors, Charles F. Oliver proprie-
Kjr, 118 Ellis
Ronald Clara Mr-., furnished rooms, 140 Fourth
Ronald Grace Miss, stenographer, r. 140 Fourth
Ronald Jamea, dockhand. r. E s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butt«
Ronald Thomas D. , clerk Levi Strauss i Co. , r. 140
Fourth
Ronan Bernard, butcher, r. Eighteenth \\ South nr
Railroad Av
Ronan Edward, millhand, r. 94 Arlington
Ronan George, harness cleaner, r. 642 Folsom
Ronan James L., printer, r. 1013 Castro
Ronan James W. , dyer, r. 11 ■ 5 Iowa
Ronan John, butcher, r. 1016 Eleventh Av South
Ronan Joseph, butcher, r. Fifteenth Av South bet O
and N
Ronan Lawrence J., printer, r. 1013 Castro
Ronan Marj", widow, r. 1013 Castro
Ronan Robert, watchman, r. 646 Folsom
Ronan WilUara. laborer, r. 94 Arlington
Ronan William Jr., millhand, r. 94 Arlington
Roncarlo Martin, gardener, r. T^venty-ninth Av and Cal-
ifornia
Ronchi Caesar, California wines, 704 Vallejo
Roncodori Marco, r. 310 Green
Roncovieri Alfred, president The American Concert Co. ,
402 Montgomery, room 9, r. 722 California
Rondeau Louis, carjjenter, r. 334 Third Av
Rouecker, Charl-s, laborer, r. 423 Second
Ronecker Christopher, cellarman, r. 40 Louisa
Ronerb James laborer, r. 501 Xapa
Roney Annie I. Miss, teacher music, r. 2812 Howard
Roney Charles F., printer, r. 44 Louisa
Roney Edward, wood and coal, r. 2000 Steiner
Roney F. G. , compositor Examiner
Roney Frank, Molder, r. 7 Albion Av
itT'Roney. See Rooney.
Ronicke Carl, salesman Joost Bros., r. 605 Ash Av
Ronicke Frank, carpenter, r. W s Kosciusko nr Crescent
Ronning John P., painter, r. 18 Hardv
ROOCH .10H.\ W., dental supplies, 3-4-5 Columbian
Bldg, r. 771 Haight
Rood .\lexander, carpenter, r. 126 Fifth
Rood Everett O., gripman, r. 1017 Polk
Rood I'rank H., driver, r. 1642 Polk
Rood Hattie U. Miss, stenographer W. P. Fuller & Co ,
r. 899 Pine
Rood Lizzie K. Mrs., restaurant 1530 Polk, r. 1642 Polk
Rood M. F. Miss, operator \V. I'. Tel. Co. , r. 2903 ilis-
sion
R<X)ke William, plumber, r. 1332 Church
Kooker Arthur F.. liver>- stable 139 Valencia, r. 307J
Twelfth
Rooker Elmer J., policeman, r. 1707i Jones
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Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Bituminous KacMnery, Traction Eigines i Onariz Mills
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Roonan Edward, laborer, r. 517 Clipper
Roonan William, millhand, r. 517 Clii)per
Rooney Andrew, coalpae-ser stmr Alameda
Rooney Edward, clerk David J. Tobin, r. 513 SUickt^.ii
Rooney Gilbert, phmiber, r. 30 Parker Av
Rooney Haimah, widow, r. 1120 Pierce
Rooney Hugh, teamster, r. 12 Chesley
Rooney James, cook, r. 222J Elm Av"
Rooney James, laborer, r. 1508 Kentucky
Rooney James. t«amster, r. 12 Chesle\
Rofrtiey James E., gripman, r. 1906^ McAllister
Rooney James F., conductor, r. 26075 Post
RfKiney .Tames J., salesman Matthews Bros. & Co., r. 520
Bi yant
Rooney John, clerk, r. NE cor Plymouth and Minerva
Rooney John, currier, r. 117 Nineteenth
Rooney Johm, plumber, r. 30 Parker Av
Rooney John, teamster E. F. Dennison, r. Ninth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Rooney John, warehouseman, r. 913 Broadway
Rooney John F., traveling salesman Tillmann & Bendell,
r. Oakland
Roonty Joseph, marine engineer, r. 2010 Powell
Rooney Kate, widow, r. 805 Prospect Av
Rooney Mary, widow, r. 34i Birch Av
Rooney May A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2523 Pine
Rooney Michael, ironworker, r 501 Nafia
Rooney Michael, laborer, r. 1093 Tennessee
Rooney Michael, proprietor St. Louis Hotel, 11-13 Pa-
cific
Rooney Nora, domestic 1040 Dolores
Rooney Owen, boots and shoes, 1501 Church, r. Oakland
Rooney- Patrick, contractor, r. 717 Clipper
Rooney Patrick, drayman, r. 27 Twelfth
Roonev Patrick, teamster, r. .502 FeH
Rooney Patrick H., r. 913 Broadway
Rooney Peter, laborer, r. 30 Parker K\
Rooney Samuel, fireman, r. 13 Fage
Rooney Thomas, r. 528 Noe
Rooney niomas C, fireman, r 3 Perrv
H.M.neV Thomaa E.. clerk, r. ',tl:i HmadwuN
ROONEY THOMAS H.. .„..r.„c.
broker an<l itroprietor lalifornla .'^toras^
Warehouse, Vil .Yllsslon, r. SI3 Uaerrero
Rooney William J. ilrs., dressmaking, r. 2523 Pine
KS" Rooney. See Roney
Roop Frank A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 26 Shot-
well
ROO.S AC'HILLE, vice-president Roos Brothers (in-
corporated) 27-37 Kearn\ . r. 1.362 Post
ROO!« ADOLFHE. president Roos Bros. (Incorpor-
atetl) 27-37 Kearny, r. 1362 Post
Roos Adoli-he (Roth \" Co.) r. Palace Hotel
nUUw bnUo. • Inrorporated )| .4dolpbe
Roos oresldeiit. .4ohille Roos vice-presi-
dent, olothlnK, eenllenieu's rarnishings,
bats etc., S7-:t; Kearnj, Telephone .Vlaln
761
Roos Charles V., coffee salixm, .iO Third, r. 704^ .Mission
Roos Cieorge, student, r. 1362 Post
Roos Julius. H., clerk Frederick A. Wheeler, r. Alameda
Roos Leon, student, r. 1362 Post
Roos-Maas Packing Co. , P. J. Maas & Co. proprietors,
1161 Folsoni
Roos Otto A. (P. J. .Ma;is & Co.) r. Oakland
Roos otto A. Jr. , clerk K. T. Baniett, 1 Mills Bldg, 3tl
floor, r. Oakland
Roosa Charles B., r. 214 Golden Gat« Av
Root Caroline, domestic, 2715 Buchanan
RootC. B., dentist, r. 6;W Ellis
Root Charles D., capitalist, r. 600 Geary
Root Donald A., laljorer, r. Oakland
Root Ellis J., proi>rietor Eagle Stables, 1212 Golden Gate
Av, r. 1134 Golden Gate Av
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Root Elliott M., president Atlantic Dynamite Co., 3
California, room 32, r. 903 Steiner
Root Eugene B. , salesman Clinton E. Woraen & Co.
Root George, conductor, r. 527 Frederick
ROOT UEORGE A., drug(fist, and manager The
Blood Oranire Laxative Co., S£ cor Sixth and How-
ard, r. Hotel Langham
ROOT GEOROE B., Nrith Charles E. Paxton, r. 1118
Hvde
Root George B. Jr., clerk S. F. & N. P. R. R. Co.. r. 1118
Hyde
Root George H., superintendent Golden Gate Hall.r. 717
Taylor
Root George W. , asst chief wharfinger Harbor Commis-
sioners, office Clay St. Wha.Tl, r. 233 Page
Root Henrj-, capitalist, r. 712 Sutter
Root H. Guy (Root and Robinson) r. 903 Steiner
Root House, I. M. Wiley proprietor, 126 Fourth
Root H. W., insurance solicitor, 204 Sansome
Root James E., agent, 216 Sansome, room 1, r. Alameda
Root James W., shipping clerk Tillmann d- Bendel, r.
3016 Sacramento, rear
Root Jane L. Miss, photographer, r. 1262 Eighteenth
Root John F., gate watchman Yallejo St. WTiarf, r. Sau-
salito
Root John W., carriagemaker, r. 706 Fell
Root Norman A., salesman The Edward P. AUis Co.. r.
127 Hartford
Root Sarah A. , widow, r. 314 Eddy
Root & Robinson (Charles F. Robinson and H. Guv
Root) hvery stables, 90.5-919 Golden Gate Av
Ropcke Charles, deliverj' clerk Yolo Mills, r. 1511 Du-
pont
Ropcke Helmuth F., clerk, r. loll Dupont
Ropcke Mary Mrs., varieties, 1511 Dupont
Rope Jamesl steward, r. 306 Fell
Roper Albert, bartender, r. 1019 Gearj-
Roper Belinda Miss, teacher Stanford Primary School,
r. 712 Sutter
Roper Charles W., jwrter, r. 723 O'Farreil
Roper Edward, real estate, r. 627 Turk
Roper John, teamster, r. Ocean View Av
Roper Lena, widow, dressmaking, 20 Middle
Roper Man- A. Miss, teacher Webster Priman- School, r.
712 Satter
Roper R. R. , insurance agent, r. 825a Hayes
Roper William, farmer, r. Ocean View Av
Ropers Richard, porter, r. 311 Xatoma
Roppa A. & Co. (Angelo Roppa) fruits and vegetables,
327^ Broadway
Roppa Angelo (A. Roppa & Co.) r. 327A Broadway
Roquefort Joseph, laborer, r. SixthAv South nr"P
Roques Paul, bartender, r. 224| O'Farreil
Roraback James F., gripman, r. 122 Tenth
Rordam Charles, watchman, r. 1519 Eddy
Rorke James, clerk, r. 1626 Dupont
Rorke Serida, widow, r. 1029 Clay
Rorke William J., asst operator Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1029 Clay
B^ Rorke. See Rourke and O'Rourke
Rorphuro Julius, artist, r. 518 Geary
Rorphuro Maurice, r. 518 Geary
Rosa Alberto, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 233 Twen-
ty-eighth
Rosa Antone (Rosa Bros.) r. 1915 Mission
Rosa Brothers (Manuel and Antone) dairymen, 1915 Mis-
Rosa Frank, driver, r. 1915 Mission
Rosa Joseph, carpenter, r. 916 Howard
Rosa Joseph P., barber, 626 Fourth, r. 358 Fourth
Rosa Manuel (Rosa Bros.) r. 1915 Mission
Rosa Manuel E., barber, 1541 Geaiy-
Rosa Manuel P., barber, 872 J HowaVd
^ Rosa. See Rossa
Rosaia Enrico, florist, r. lllOKeamv
Rosaia Eugene, florist, 822 Stevenson, rear, r. San Bruno
Road, nr Five Mile House
Rosalio Eveline, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan Asy.
lum
Rosario Cirimele, shoemaker, 573 Howard
Rosario Giovanni, laborer, r. 433 Broadway
Rosas Felicita, domestic 1709 California
Rosburgh Augustus, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 116
Morris Av
Roscelli Joseph, r. 331 Broadway
Roscelli Louis, proprietor San Martino Hotel, r. 331
Broadway
Roscher Frederick W., seaman, r. 72 Minna
Roschmann. Charles, beer bottler, 120 Shotwell, rear
Rosconi Charles, cooper, r. 314 Brannan
Rose Albert, r. 1306 Montgomery
ROSE ALFREI> H., commissioner Public Works, r.
2115 Broderick
Rose Andrew W., capitalist, r. 200O Broadway
Rose Andrew W. Jr., 1 Hobart Bldg, r. San Mateo, CaL
Rose Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 325 Larkin
Rose Benjamin, engineer, r. 934 Folsom, rear
Rose Charles, longshoreman, r. 7 Hartmann PI
Rose Charles F. , machine hand, r. WUliMn Tell House
Rose Charles T., millwright Pac. Mfg Co., r. Alameda
Rose Daniel, engineer, r. 117 Second
Rose D. R., steward stmr Coptic, r. 22 John
Rose Edward G., molder, r. 1400 Sanchez
Rose Ephraim (Jaiisen, Ruse & Henry) r. 238i Oak
Rose Frank, deckhand stmr Modoc
Rose Frank, machinist, r. 321 Bush
Rose Frank G., barber, 1604 Mission
Rose Frank N., dentist, 2202 Fillmore, r. Belvedere, Cal.
Rose Frederick W., cabinetmakar. r. 1205 Steiner
ROSE FRIEDRIKE .Urs., proprietor National Ho-
tel, 512 Bush
Rose George, r. 702 Van Ness Av
Rose George, carpenter,, r. 1026 Nineteenth
Rose George W., attorney at law, r. 1045 Market
Rose Harry A., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. Oakland
Rose Herbert, solicitor, r. 1034 Pine
RO^E HILL GOLD MIXI.NG CO. (Grass Val
ley, Cal.) Henry M. Shaw secretarv, 320 Sansome.
room 60
Rose Isaac A., blacksmith, 9 Vassar PI
Rose J., r. 342 Fourth
Rose Jacob, peddler, r. 44 Everett
Rose James, shoemaker, r. 29 Minna
Rose James W. , painter, r. 419 Jones
Rose John, carpeiiter, r. Fourteenth Av South and K
Rose John, teamster, r. SE cor Railroad Av and Seventh
Av South
Rose John J. Jr. , plumber, r. Fourteenth Av South and K
Rose John E., paints and oils, 2403 Mission, r. 2611
Howard
Rose John W., teamster, S s Railroad Av bet Seventh
and Eighth Av South
Rose Joseph, barber, r. 1306 Montgomerj'
Rose Joseph, boxmaker, r. SW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Rose Joseph, vamisher, r. 1906 Montgomery
Rose Louis S., stock and bond broker 404 Montgomer.\ .
r. 700 Jones
Rose Maria Miss, laundress, r. 1207i Golden Gate Av
Rose Numar, bookkeeper William Cronan, r. 2472
Market
Rose Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. 1404^ Folsom
Rose Otto, shoemaker, 50 Seventh, r. 335 Jessie
Rose Overeud G., r. 644 Waller
Rose Rebecca Miss, dressmaker, r. 1026 Nineteenth
ROSE ROBERT .1., Pacific Coast agent Gamewell
Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. (of New York) 19ti
Crocker Bldg, r. Alameda
Rose Samuel, bookbinder, r. 1026 Nineteenth
Rose Theodore A., clerk General Freight Office S. P. Co..
r. 510 Geary
Rose Thomas, expressman, r. 1026 Nineteenth
Rose William T., clerk Pioneer White Lead and Color
Wks, r. 2516 Mission
^r Rose. See Roes
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Roseberry Edgar, tirayinan, r. cor Brewster and Koy,
B. H.
RoseblHtt Solomon, r. 933 Mission
Rosebrough Salatliiel, laborer, r. 123 Shipley
KOSi':D.4LI<: IIIK. William Wolff proprietor, 321 Ellis
Rosekrans Chester VV., clerk George H. Foster, r. 914
Valencia
Rosekrans George W., clerk Fire Underwriters' Bureau,
r. 914 Valencia
ROSKHKAN!) II. A €0. (Milo S. Jefters) iniporters
and dealers hardware and builders' materials, 511
Sixth
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Telephone Soith 459
Rosekrans I. Newton, bookkeeper Crocker- Woohvorth
National Bank, r. NE cor Oak and Steiner
Rosekra'iS Josephine L., widow, r. Ii27 We ster
Rosekrai.s Maria A., widow, r. 914 Valencia
t^ Rosekrans. See Rosencrantz and Rosenkranz
Roseleaf John, liquor-, 20 Folsom
Rosella Georsre, furniture, 1115 Stockton
Roselli Attila, laborer, r. 10 Cad 11 Alley
Roselli Benedetta, widow, r. 1316 Kearny
Roselli Giovanni, r. 53:i Vallejo
Roselli Victor, cook, r. 101 .Viinna
Rosellini Atilio, cigars and tobacco, 1419J Dupont
Roselund Joseph, laborer, r. Alms House
Rosemond Walter E , foreman Occiuental Grain Ware-
house, r. ItiOi) Uevisadero
Rosen Chris, cook, r. 14:j:i Howard
Rosen Richard, printer, r 1516 Powell, rear
Rosen Simon, blacksmith, r. 34 Capp
Rosen Thura, watchtnaker, r. 1115 Leavenworth
Rosenband J., president Sternfeld Leather Co., 303 Bat-
tery
Rosenbauer Caroline, widow, r. 1.509 Devisadero
Rosenbauer Kate Miss, bookkeeper Conradi & Goldberg,
r. 1509 Devisadero
Rosenbaiim Albert M. (Rosenbaum Bros.) r. Berlin, Ger-
miny
Rosebaum Albert S., salesman Kohlberg, Strausi & Froh-
niai , r. 1504 Jackson
Rosenbaum Brothers (Samuel M. and Albert M.) com-
mission merchants, "tfice 204 Front
Rosenbaum Charles, merchant, r. 2330 Pine
Rosenbaum Charles W., real estate, 204 Front, r. 2108
Jackson
Rosenbaum Daniel, merchant tailor,935 Market.room 11,
r. 61 Si Hayes
Rosenbaum Edward plumber, r. 2221 Webster
Rosei.baum Emil D., real estate, r. 204 Front
Rosenbaum Fr. H. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. St.
Helca. Cal.
ROSENBAUM Fr. H.& CO. cr.H.
Ko^riiustuiii; iiiiportrrs pialc au«l Min-
dow gla««, ■iilrr4>rM and frames, beveling,
ornaiiieiital cuUIng, It-ad nork, etc..
5(>7 Market, Televlioiie Main »:{6.
Rosenbaum George H., teamster, r. 835 J Broadway
Rosenbaum Henry, tailor, r. 19-23 Kllis
Rosenbaum Herman, salesman Joseph Melczer & Co., r.
259 Third
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Rosenbaum Heiman A., butcher, 1-2 Centre Market, r.
2223 Post
Rosenbaum Isaac S., president S. F. Wine and Liquor
Co., 31 East, r. 1504 Jackson
Rosenbaum J. Henry, clerk S. F. Wine and Liquor Co.,
r. 1.504 .Jackson
Rosenbaum Katherine, widow, r. 835i Broadway
Rosenbaum Nathan, printer, r. 2221 Webster
Rosenbaui;. Oscar, ctllarman John Wieland Brewery, r.
20^ Ritch, rear
Rosenbaum Philip, r. 232 Seventeenth
Rosenbaum Samuel H., secretary S. F. Wine and Liquor
Co., 31 East, r. 1.504 Jackson
Rosenbaum Samuel M. (Rosenbaum Bros.) r. 2108 Jack-
son
Rosenbaum SigmundD., president Crown Paper Co., 707
Front, r. New York
KOSK.XBAUM SI.MtlX (Rosenbaum & Scheeline) at-
torney at law, 214 Pine, rooms 36 38, r. 2221 Web-ter
RO!!>l-:.\BArM Jk !!iCliUEI.IKE (Simoi Rosenbaum
and Simon C. Scheeline) attorneys at law, 214 Pine,
rooms 36-38
S^ Rosenbaum. See Rosenbohm
Rosenberg Aaron B., boots and shoes, 724 McAllister, r.
617 McAllister
Rosenberg Abe (Rosenberg Bros. & Co. ) r. 1721 Clay
Rosenberg Adolph (Rosenberg Bros. Jt Co.) r. 1721 Clay
Rosenberg Arthur, butcher, r. 532 OFarrell
Rosenb rg Arthur, painter, r. Twenty-seventh and Ala-
bama
Rosenberg Benjamin, shoemaker, 33 Eddy, r. 617 McAl-
lister
Rosenberg Benjamin G., salesman G. Rosenberg & Sous,
r. 1306 Laguna
Rosenberg Bernard, cashier Loewe Bros., r. 822 Ellis
Rosenberg Brothers (Max and Isidor) clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 55 Th'rd
KOSEXUCrtU BttO-1 HKRS Jt CO. (Abe and Adolph
Rosenberg) brokers and commissLn merchants, 21-
29 California
Rosenberg Charles (Rosenberg & Lev>') r. 908 Ellis
Rosenberg Charles (G. Rosenberg & Son) r. 2336 Pine
Rosenberg Charle-', butcher, r. 6 Merritt
Rosenberg Charles, butcher, r. 341 Haves
ltOiiU%BEK4; €HAKLK!!i K., secretary and treas-
urer Ihe Hicks-Judd Co., 23 First, r. 11* Shotwell
Rosenberg David, manager G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 1306
Laguna
Rosenberg Dora, widow, r. 1306 Laguna
RosenbergEd niund, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1106 Eddy
Rosenberg Edward, seaman, r. 106 Steuart
Rosenberg Edward, shoemaker, r. E s Treat Av nr Pre-
cita Av
Rosenberg Emanuel, cigar dealer, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg G. & Son (Charles Rosenberg) mnfrs hats and
cap-, 518 Market
Rosenberg Gay A., cashier Jacob Rosenberg, r. Alameda
Rosenberg George, butcher, r. 16 Juniper
Rosenberg George, shoi maker, r. 617 McAllister
Rosenberg Gttz, live stock, r. 1222 Alabama
Rosenberg Gustave, salesman Schoenliolz Bros. & Co., r.
1830 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Hannah, widow, r. 908 Ellis
Rosenberg Henry, peddler, r. 421b Natoma
Rosenberg Herman, barber, 1209 Point Lobos Av
Rosenbe 'g Isidore (Rosenberg Bros.) r. Woodland, Cal.
ROSENBERG JACOB, wooic»„.n..s.
Moii ■•.ei-cuaut, '^'^1 trout, i: 'i'iOi Bu-
chanan
ROSfcMtEKU JOSEPH, fancy goods, gloves, laces
&c., 40-42 Geary, r. 9«8 Ellis
Rosenberg Josejib, gram merchant, office 319 Pine, room
3, r. 1305 Van Ness Av
Rosenber,' Joseph, jeweler, 7 Kenrny, r. 822 Ellis wc-^s-ol
Rosenberg Joseph, salesman F. Schweitzer & Co., r. ISiS
Ge,.rv
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Rosenberg Joseph H. (Borck & Rosenberg) r. 609 Hyde
Rosenberg' Joseph L., butcher, r. 2308 Bryant
Rosenberg Julie J., widow, r. 27 Maple Court
Rosenberg L. Budd, publisher huisic, 23 Maple Cnurt,
r. 36 Maple Court
Rosenberg Leah Miss, teacher Stanford Primary School,
r. 1306 Laguna
Rosenberg Lena, widow, r. 1721 Clay
Rosenberg Leonard R., with Jacob Rosenberg, r. 2205
Buchanan
Rosenberg Louis, clerk Morris Rosenberg, r. 1133 Geary
Rosenberg Louis, florist, r. 1810 Post
Rosenberg Louis, second hand furniture, 1128 Howard
Rosenberg Louis K., clerk G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 11 i Shot-
well
Rosenberg Louis P., butcher, r. 532 0'Farrell
Rosenberg Manfred, cigarniaker, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Max (Rosenberg Bros.) r. 918.J Folsom
Rosenberg Max L., clerk Rosenberg Bros. & Co., r. 1721
Clay
Rosenberg Melville, salesman, r. 908 Ellis
Rosenberg Me.ville B., traveling salesman Schweitzer &
Co., r. 1315 Geary
Rcsenberg Meyer, butcher, 1630 Devisadero, r. 2228
Post
Rosenberg Michael, second hand clothing, 1026 Howard
Rosenberg Moritz, jeweler and loan office, 117 Third, r.
1133 Geary
Rosenberg Moses, cattle dealer, r. 1822A Howard
Rosenberg Philip, salesman Weil & Bec*k, r. 341 Hayes
Rosenberg R., bottle dealer, 1112 Howard
Rosenberg Robert C , with Jacob Rosenberg, r. 1914
P erce
Rosenberg Rosalie, widow, r. 1315 Gear'y
Rosenberg S iniuel, mercnant, r. 1628 Folsom
Rosenberg Samuel, salesman Joseph Rosenberg, r. 908
Ellis
Rosenberg Sigmund, clerk Cerf , Schloss & Co. , r. 2228
Post
Rosenberg Solomon S., capitalist, 319 Pine room 3, r.
1106 Eddy
Rosenberg T. Miss, cashier L. Thors, r. Oakland
Rosenberg Wallace C, with G. A. Rosenberg, r. Alameda
Rosenberg & Levy (Charles Rosenberg and Henry Levy)
wholesale sheep butchers, S 8 First Av South nr
Railroad Av
B^ Rosenberg. See Rothenberg.
Roseiiberger Arthur, painter, r. N s Ripley nr Columbia
Rosenberger Edward J. , shoemaker, r. 13 Treat Av
Rosenberger Frank J., shoemaker, r. 2952 Folsom
Rosenberger William, shoemaker, r. SE cor Twenty-
eight and Alabama
Rosenblad Henry, tanner, r. 1233 Rhode Island
Rosenblatt Albert, r. 306 Chestnut
Rosenblatt Arthur S., vice-president The Rosenblatt Co.,
113-115 Pine, r. 1814 Gough
Rosenblatt Byron S., salesman The Rosenblatt Co., r.
54 Bush
Rosenblatt Company, The (incorporated) Milton W.
Rosenblatt, president, Edgar S. Rosenblatt, secre-
tary, wholesale wines and liquors, 113-115 Pine
Rosenblatt Edgar S., secretary The Rosenblatt Co., 113-
115 Pine, r. 1814 Gough
Rosenblatt Irving S., salesman The Rosenblatt Co., r.
1814 Gough
Rosenblatt Isaac, traveling salesman Son Bros. & Co., r.
1138 Golden Gate Av
Rosenblatt John, carpenter, r. 436i Clementina
Rosenblatt Laurence A., capitalist, office 113-115 Pine, r.
1814 Gough
Rosenblatt Milton W., president The Rosenblatt Co.
113-115 Pine, r. 2735 California
Rosenblatt Rose, widow, r. 1814 Gough
Rosenblatt Wallace S., salesman The Rosenblatt Co , r
1814 Gough
Rosenblooni Ralph, proprietor Owl Boot and Shoe Co.,
511 Kearny
Rosenblum Daniel, tailor, 935 Market, r. 618J Hayes
Rosenblura Harrv L., (Roscnblum & Abraham) r. 119J
Tenth
Rosenblum Henrj', clerk Moses J. Franklin, r. 641
McAllister
Rosejiblum Jacob, salesman M. Davidson & Co., r. 321
Ebis
Rosenblum Joseph, cobbler, r. 714 Ivy Av
Roseiiblum Mori is, canvasser, r. 541 Turk
Rosenblum Peter, r. 232 Seventeenth
Rosenblum Samuel E., salesman, r. 1146 Turk
Rosenblum Solomon, r. 1806 Ell's
ROSENBLUM & ABRAHAM .H.„,
1.. K<>>ciii>iuiii aiiu <>aui-i<-i Aiiraiiaui)iiier-
chant tailors. 1103 Market
Rosenbohni George, with Hooker & Co., r. 2669 Howard
Rosenbohm Harry, seaman, r. 110 Berry
Rosenbohm John H., r. 2669 Howard
Rosenbohm Minnie, Miss, milliner, r. 2669 Howard
Rosenbrock Albert, tanner, r. Wisconsin nr Yolo
Rosenbrock John, r. W s Wisconsin nr Twenty-fiftn
Rosenbrock William. laborer, r. cor Yolo and' Caroline
Rosencrantz Frank, laborer, r. 1027 York
Rosemrantz Abraham capitalist, r. 928 Eddy
Rosencrantz Gustav, importer, 119 Bash, r. 1828 Sutter
Rosencrantz Hillie, wholesale jewelry, 224-226 Bush, r.
928 Eddy
KOSKNCKANTZ ISIDORE, attorney at law, 6-7
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 2413 Washington
Rosencrantz Jacob, clothing, 548 Fourth
Rosencrantz Julius, salesman Wolf Bros., r. 14 Sherman
Rosencrantz Louis, furnishing eoods, 252 Fourth
Rosencrantz Louis, laborer, r. 54 Everett
Rosencrantz Moses, monev broker, 319 Pine, room 44, r.
2309 Fillnw e
ROSENCRANTZ NATHANIEL,
Al. U.. .spri'iailst lor .skin and >«-n«Teai al-
HCSkses, oflioe and r. 40 ••'Farrrll, oftiee
hoars II A. HI. to 3 P. M. and 7 to 8 I-. N.,
Hiindays 10 to II A. Al., Teleiihone Main
5715
Rosencrantz Samuel, assistant treasurer Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 252 Fourth
8^ Rosencrantz. Sae Rosekranz and Rosenkranz
Rosendale Adrien C. , salesman Brown & Metzner, r. Pa-
cific Grove
Rosendale George, mate, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Rosendorn Benno, electrician, r. 2132 Post
Rosendorn Emil, teacher music, r. 21S2 Post
Rosendorn Morris, bookkeeper, r. 2132 Post
Rosendorn Solomon, agent, r. 2132 Post
Rosener Charles S., law student, r. 1611 Bush
Rosener Henry, carpenter, 38 Ellis
Rosener Hyman, tinner, r. 216^ Linden Av
Rosener Morris, shoe cutter, r. 216| Linden Av
Rosener Samuel, sexton, r. 1611 Bush
Rosener Sigmund, barber, 119 Sixth, r. 669 McAllister
Rosener Simon, tailor, r. 268 Clementina
, See Rosner
conductor, r. 12 Morris Av
Rosenfeld Abraham, merchant, r. 916 Ellis
Rosenfeld E. A. & Co. (Edwin A. Rosenfeld) druggists,
NE cor Polk and Gearj'
Rosenfeld Edwin A. (E. A. Rosenfeld & Co ) r. 1830 Ellis
RosenfeM Flora Miss, teacher Fremont Primary School,
r. 916 Ellis
Rosenfeld Frederick, bookkeeper Leon D. Stone &Co.,r.
916 Ellis
Rosenfeld Henry, secretary John Rosenfeld's Sons, 202
Sansome, r. Lick House
Rosenfeld John, president John Rosenfelds' Sons, 202
Sansome, r. Lick House
Rosenfeld Julus (S. Mucha & Cto.) r. 1311 Larkin
DR. NAT, T. COULSON
I2O6 MARKET STREET
Corner Tnylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
KODHKS
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
DETECTIVE CAMERAS
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Rosenfeld Leo, bookkeeper Getz & Co., r. 1804 Post
Rosenfeld Louis, vice-president John Rosenfeld's Sons,
202 Sansome, r. New York
Rosenfeld M. & Co. (Maurice Rosenfeld), real estate,
420 Moiit;romerv
Rosenfeld .Maurice (M. Rosenfeld &Co.)r. 1025 O'Farrell
Rosenfeld Max, cigpar'naker, r. 1418 Larkin
Rosenfeld Max L., with John Rosenfeld's Sons, 202
Sansome, r. Lick House
Rosenfeld Rosie, widow, r. 1804 Post
KOSENFKLU'Si J»IIN SONS, (incorporated) John
R«senfeld president, Louis Rosenfeld vice - presi-
dent, Henry Rosenfeld secretary, shipping and com-
mission merchants and proprietors Dispatch Line of
Clipper Ships to New York, agents New Vancouver
Coal, Mining and Land Co. (limited) and wholesale
coal dealers, bunkers Mission St. Wharf No. 2, office
202 Sansome, Telephone Main 367
Rosengarden Edna Miss, stenographer Mrs. H. Rosen-
garden, r. 1482 Geary
Rosengarden Henrietta Mrs., stenographer, 20 Crocker
Bldg, r. 1432 Geary
Rosengarn Henry, liquors, 3432 Mission
Rosengarn John H., fruits and vegetables, 1043 Howard
Rosengarten Barney, waiter, r. 6^ Hyde
Rosenijarten Mariej widow, r. E s DeWolfe nr Sickle Av.
<_)cean View
Rosenheim Aaron traveling salesman, r. 33 Clinton Park
Rosenheim Isaac, driver, r. 1101 Montgomery
Rosenheim Jacob, clerk Philip Livingston, r. 424 Kearny
Rt)senheim Nathaniel, salesman Sommers & Kaufniann,
r. 804 Ellis
KOSE^UEIM S.il»HIEL, attorney at law and notary
public, 303 California, room 7
tS" Kosenkranz. See Rosekranz and Rosencrantz
ROSUNLIIND ALBGKT, manager Swanberg's Oyster
House an 1 Restaurant, 57-62 California Market, r.
2113 Geary
Rosenlund Gustave, master mariner, r. 2113 Geary
Kosenmeyer Frank, longshoreman, r. 1012 Battery
Rosenquist Alex. W., seaman, r. 229 East
Rt)senquist Hilmer A., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union,
r. 925 Hyde
Rosenquist John, liquors, 411 Drumm, r. 1917 Filbert
Rosenshine Adolph (M. Rosenshine & Bro.) r. 2425 Fill-
more
Rosenshine Leopold, capitalist, ofllce 415 Battery, r.
Palace Hoiel
Rosejhine M. & Brother (Adolph and Moritz W.) leaf
tobacco and cigars, 413-415 Battery
Rosenshine Moritz VV. (M. Rosenshine & Bro.) r. 2124
Pine
Rose:istein Abraham (Rosenstein Bros.) r. 1242 Howard
Roseiistein Brothers (Abe and Charles Rosenstein) gen-
eral merchandise, 238 Fourth
Rosenstein Charles (Rosenstein Bros.) r. 1242 Howard
Rosestein Fritz (Rosenstein & Schoenolz) r. 2024 Sutter
l^)seustein Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 1242 Howard
Rosenstein Otto, Bookkeeper Ahramson-Heunisch Co.,
r. 2024 Sutter
ftosensteii. Samuel, mnfg's agent, 120 Sutter, room 41
Rosenstein Samuel, peddler, r. 520 Eighth
Rosenstein Sarah, widow, domestic 9 Williams
Rosenstein & Schoenholz (Fritz Rosenstein and Morris
Schoenholz) dairy produce, SE cor Geary and Ot-
tavia
KO.SKNSTIRN .IHLIUS M. »., physician and sur-
geon NE cor Sutter and Hyde, consulting hours 1 to
3 and 7 to 8 P. M., Sundavs 9 tolO A. M., Telei)hone
East 187
Rosenstock S. W., office 4 Sutter, r. Palace Hotel
Rosenstrauch Henry, tailor, r. 31 Russ
Hoseiistruch Jonas, tailor, r. 31 Rass
KOSRNTHAL ADOLPH, consul general German
Empire, 318 Sacramento, r. 2007 Devisadero
Rosenthal Adolph G., resident physician and surgeon
Lane Hospital SE cor Webster and Clay
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the headiiig
"P'umbers" in Busines's Directory.
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Rosenthal Aurelia, widow, r. 2124 Pine
KOSE\THAL BROrUEKS A €0. (Isaac L. and
Meyer Rosenthal and Moses Sondheimer) importers
and dealers fine shoes, 107-111 Kearny .>>
Rosenthal Carl, salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r.
50i) Fulton
Roseatiial Charles, clerk Christian Muller, r, 218 Haight
RlME.^TIlAli ^H.AiiCLE.<i U., M. D., physician
an 1 surgeon, 71-72 Columbian Bldg, 916 Market,
hours 1 to 3 P. M., Sundays 11 A. M. to 12 M.,
Telephone West 443. r. 69a Bak-r
Rosenthal David, packer, r. 1713 Sutter
Rosenthal David J., candymaker, r. 306 Eighteenth
Rosenthal Doris, widow, r. 744 Ellis
Rosenthal Kdward M., clerk Gejrge E. Eckhardt, r. 329
O'Farrell
Rosenthal Esther, domestic 260 Minna
Rosenthal Esther, widow, r. 413 Larkin
Rose .thxl Fannie Mrs., proprietress The Russian and
Turkish Oriental Tjbacco Co., 624 Market
Rosenthal, Feder S Co. (Samuel Feder) importers and
manufacturers boots and shoes, 5SL-583 Market
Rosenthal Frederick W. Jr., salesman John Quadt & Co.,
r. Fruitvale
Rosenthil Gertrude.Mrs. , ladles' underwear, 1025 Market,
r. 6i)8 Baker
Rosenthal, Harriet Miss, teicher music, r. 3144 Sixteenth
Rosenthal Henry (Knoke &. Rosenthal) r. 113 Twenty-
sixth
Koseitlial Henry, salesman, r. 1607 Golden Gate Av
Rosenthal Hernert, traveling salesman, r. 115 Taylor
Rosentnal Hyman M., r. 6^8 Biker
Rosenthal Isaac, clothing, 323 Pacific, r. 17i Bannan PI
Rosenthal Issa; L. (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 834 O'Far-
Rosenthal Isadjre, clerk, 228 Eighteenth
rA
Rosenthal Jacob, vinegarmaker, r. 308 Eighteenth
Rosenthal Joseph, atttorney at lay, 19 Montgomery, r.
1724 Vallejo
Rosenthal Louis, manager marine dep't Lyz & Co., 410
California, r. California Hotel
Rosenthal Louis, painter, r. SW Sadowa bet Plymouth
and Capitol
ROSEMTllAL MAU€IJS, attorney at law, 310 Pine
rooms 23-26, Telephone Main 1717, r. Ij26 Octavia
Rosenthal Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 241 East, r. 414
Hyde
Rosenthal Margurite Miss, hairdresser, Mrs. Lizzie J.
Wheelock, r. 1170 Market
Rosenthal Matt, r. 413 Larkin
Roseuthaul Maurice (M. Scheysr & Bro.) r. 944 Fulton
Rosenthal Morris, birber, r. 14 Jackson
Rosenthal Morris, barber, 1006 Mission
Rosenthal Max, cashier Stiner, Straus & Hyman, r,
2204 California
Rosenthal Meyer (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 834 O'Farrell
Rosanthal M. S., mnfrs' agent, 119 Bush, r. 832 O'Farrell
Rosenthal Oscar, r 2007 Devisadero
Rosenthal Peter, fruit dealer, r. 228 Eighteenth
Rosenthal Philip A., machinist and locksmith, 81
Ninth
Rosenthal Ralph, traveling salesman Buyer & Reiche r.
1308 Ellis
Rosenthal Rebecca, nurse, 520 Van Ness Av
Rosenthil Rosalia, wilow, r. 1019 Sutter
Rosenthal S., wrapper, KoWberg, Strauss &Frohman, r
3J Harriet
Rosenthal Samuel, driver, r. 3317 Filmore
Rosenthal Samuel, fringe maker Max C. Ellinger, r. 228
Eighteenth
Rosenthal Sigismund (E. R. Slocum & Co.) r. 1607 Gol-
den Gate Av
Rosenthal William, jewelry, 19 Taylor, r. 3014 Grove
Rosenwinkel Henry, driver, r. 248 Oak
Rosenzweig Isido.-, clerk M. Hart, r. 736 Geary
Roser Albert L., t.a nrt.r, r. 129 Morris Av
Roser Emma, coo ;, Ocean S le House
PASTEUR FILTERS
Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per nonth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN « SON, Agents, 833 Market Street
W. B. ChAP/V\A/N,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET^, Importer cf Fine
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALS, San Francisco, 189^.
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Kosetli Aiitoiiio, fcaitnger, r. 142a Greenwich
Rosetti William G., compositor, r. 627 Larkiu
Rosetto Frederick, clerk, r. 310 Union
Rosetto Gaetano, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Rosetto Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 414 Union
Rosetto Maria, widow, r. 310 Union
Rosevear Mary, widow, r. 524 Howard
Rosevear B., r. 1045 Market
Rosewald Augfust, tile setter, r. 860 Howard
RnsewaJd (Jeorge R., musician, r. 922 Geary
Rosewald Jacob H., musician, r. 922 Gearj-
Rosewarne J., conductor r. 1233 Union
Rosewanie Nicholas, conduitor, r. J202 Union
Rosewarne William, junk, r. 10 Channel
Rose well George B., designer Shreve & Co., r. 1631 Post
Rosie John, engineer, r. 1139 Guerrero
RO^»IE W.4LTEK, secretary Un ited Workingmen's
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Mnf_, Co. , 535 Market,
r. 713 Post
Rosin Anna, widow, r. S086 Market
Rosin Carl, cooper, r. 5iO Folsom
Rosin Emil, cand> maker, r. 2086 Market
Rosin Emil, watchman, r. 2470i Market
Rosini Peter cook, r. 211 Minna
Rosis Alphons, blacksmith, r. 16c G\iy PI
Roskamp Henrj- F., policeman, r. 931 Twelfth Av South
Roskamp William, clerk Bernhard Miller, r. 6 Ewer PI
Roslane 0:-car, bookkeeper H. Outseu, r. 416^ Austin Av
Rosier Henry, barber, r. 1015 Market
Rosier James, farmer, r. Alms House
Rosling David E.,jewelrv, 1396 Market, r. 420 Golden
Gate Av
RoSiinj! Essie A. Miss, saleslady David E. Rosling.'r. 420
Golden Gate Av
Rosman Joseph, master mariner, r. 229 East
Rosman Peter, master mariner, r. 229 East
Ro-mau Walter, seaman, r. 229 East
Rosner Edmund M.. mu.-ician, r. 408§ O'Farrell
Rosner Herman, secondhand clothing, r. 13 Russ
Rosner Simon, tailor, r. 268 Clt-mentina, rear
Rosovich John, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Rosovich Peter, teamster, r. 4Si Erie, rear
Ross Adam, groceries and liquors, 1773 Ellis
Ross Albert C, clerk, r. 413 O'Farrell
Ross Albert T., waiter, r. 413 O'Farrell
Ross Alexander, agent, 512 California, r. Berkeley
Ross Alexander, carpenter, r. 17 Polk
Ross Alexander E., lineman, r. 32 Everett
Ross Alexander J., lahorer, r. 421 Bryant
Ross Alfred, pauiter, r. 905 Market
Ross Alfred, shipjoiner, r. 106 Steuart
Ross Alfred B., ta ner, r. 1710i Church
Ross Allen O. (Delfino & Ro^s), r. Ali.meda
Ross Andrew, shipjoiner, r. 44 Third
Ros Ansius, teamster, r. 716J Bryant
Ross Ann, widow, r. 335 Fourth
Ross Barton G. , traveling salesman Mark & Co. , r. 1320
Haves
Ross Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1532 Polk
Ross Benjamin F., signalman, r. 1810 Polk
Ross Caroline A., widow, r. 717 Lott
Ross C. C, clerk, r. S36b Howard
Ross Charles, bartender, r. 3 Verona PI
Ross Charles, laborer, r. 505 Brannan
Ross Charles, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Ross Charles A., compositor, r. 728J Stevenson
Ross Charles L., r. 1507 Jackson
Ross Daniel, engineer, r. 14i4 Nebraska
Ross Daniel W , contractor, r. 123 Eddy
Ross David, contractor, r. 17 Polk
Ross David A., carpenter, r. 532 Eureka
'Ross David M.. plumber, r. 113 Eddy
RosS Dennis, laborer, r. 223 Diamond
Ross Donald (Ross & Hewlett) and president Cal. Launch
Bldg to., :^00 Davis, r. 20 Albion Av
Ross Donald, clerk Bank of British Coliunbia, r. 520 Van
Ness Av
Ross Donald M. Rev., pastor Lebanon 1 re&bj'terian
Church, r. 604 Douglass
Ross Donald U., carpenter, r. 1525 Scott
Ross Duncan, contractor, r. 125 Eddy
Ross Edward, te.mster, r. Ill Chapultepec
Ross Edward, watchman, r. 41 Riuley
Ross Elizabeth, widow, r. 900 Fell
Ross Ellen, widow, r. Alms Hou=e
Ross Emil J., bartender, r. 1525 Dolores
Rsss Etta Miss, stenographer, r. 544i Natoma
Ross Fanny Miss, r. 720 Leavenworth
Ross Frances, widow, r. 1144 Twenty-first
Ross Frank, clerk, r. 1436 Elii-
Ross Fiank, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 221
Liberty
Ross Frank C. real estat* broker, 304 Montgomery, r.
304 Stockton
Ross Frank T., sign painter, r. 1525 Dolores
Ross Frederick C. . p umber, r. 15:5 Dolores
Ross Frederi- k W., r. 1211 Golden Gate Av
Ross George, blacksmiih, r. 1117 Iowa
Ross Ge rge, clerk, r. 659 Howard
Ross George, labiin r, r. NW cor Mar3iand aud^Sierra
Ross George, shipwright, r. 16 Page
Ross George A., carriage painter, r. 1525 Dolores
Ross George M., r. 1117 luwa
Ross Gordon, artist Examiner, r. 6C8 Jones
Ross Harry C, clerk, r. 16 Page
Ross Harry Y., lra\eling sale>man, r. 13C0 Hayes
Ross Hi gh C, clerk American biscuit Co., r. 21 Lloyd JJ
Ross Hugh F., r. 1035 Valencia Z^ z^
Ross Irwin W., pnsident Fiichburg Land Co. and^man-
ager Summit Lake Water Co., 240 Market, r. 22
Franklin
Ross J., laborer, r. 535 Seventeenth
Ross James, r. 46 Ritch, rear
Ross James, contractor, 111 Van Ness Av, r. 107 Fell
Ross Ja'i.es Jr., patrolman Morse's Pairol Syttem, r.
r. 6321 Castro
Ross James Mrs., widow, r. 1211 Golden Gate At
Ross James E., salesman, r. 825 Polk "'•tsd'
Ross James F., expressman, NE cor Mason and^Ellis, r.
1436 Ellis
Ross James E., attomev at law, 15 Mills Bldg, 7th floor,
r. 838 Market
Ross J. mes M., compositor, r. 1605 Turk
Ross Jane, widow, r. 314 Third
Ross J. B. Mrs., asst janitress Hamilton Grammar School
Ross Jeremiah, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Ross John (Lauriston i- Ross) r. 110 Nmth
Ross John, bookkeeper, r. 1169 Mission
Ross John, carpenter, r. 321 Ellis
Ross John clerk Goldberg. Bowen & Lebenhaum, r. 160fi
Turk
Ross John, keeper Angel Island L'ghthouse
Ross John, longshoreman, r. 19 Hinckley
Ross John, plasterer, r. 415 Hyde
Ross John, salesman O'Connor, iloffatt & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Ross John, seaman stmr City of Sydney
Ross John A. , customs inspector, r. 209 Clipper
Ross John B., butcher, r. 532i Harrison
Ross John D., wagonmaker, r. 2019 Turk
Ross John E., gasfitier, r. 135* Perry
Ross John E., plumber, 741 Howard
Ross John H., machinist, r. 1705 Howard
Ross John N., watchman stmr Rio de Janeiro
Ross John R., r. 10.) New Montgomery
Ross John S., clerk S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
Ross Joseph, capitalist, r. The beresfi rd
Ross Joseph, capitalist, r. 127 De Long Av
Ross Joseph, deckhand stmr Oakland, r.West Berkeley
Ross Joseph, laborer, r. 240 Fifteenth __
Ross Joseph, lahorer, r. 918 Montgomery
Ross Joseph, laborer, r. 1446 Minna " —
Ross Jo.seph N. , glass beveler, r. 91S Montgomery
Ross Kate Miss, waitress, r. 437 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINES OF STREET and SIDEWALK WOPl
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 21)
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Flood Building, S. F.
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Koss Kemp L., secretary Martin White Mining Co., 52-53
Supreme Court lilJg, r. 400 Lott
Ross Ma.^;fie Miss, dres-maker, r. 635 Oeiry
Ross Martha, wiJow, restaurant, 510 Mission
Ross Mary, widow, r. 27 Lapidge
Ross M try H. Mrs., artist, studio 308 Post, r. Berkeley
Ross Maurice J., machinist, r. 6 Caroline
Ross Netta, widow, woolsorter, r. 50.i Brannan
Ross Nils, si:anian, r. lOOJ Jackson
Ross Philip N., boakkenp'er, r. iHi Fourteenth
Ross Rilph, bartender, r. 310 Stockton
Ross Richird, ba bar, 300 Golden Gx e Av
Ross Richard, clerk, r. 619 Seventh
Ross Richird, hackman, r. 126 Fourth
Ross R'chard, shoecutter r. 1705 Howard
Ross Robert cashier E. R. Slocum & Co., r. 2019 Turk
Ross Robert tireman stmr Queen
Ross R )h -It, laborer, r. 251-5 .\Iichi<jan
Ross Robert with .1. A. Folger * C >., r. 24 Tehama
Ross Rjlte.t C, clerk S. F. News Co., r. U Elyin Park
Av
Ross Rjbert G., housesmith, r. 1112 Folsom
Ross Sadie Miss, dressinaker, r. 2? Lapid^e
Ross Samuel, peJdler, r. 915 Eighteenth
Ross S.i,mu3l A., clerk Washburn & Moen Mnfgr Co., r.
Alameda
Ross Simusl B., mxchinist, r. 641 Folsom
Ross Sidney A., clerk Riilway Mail Service, r. 120 Fell
Ross Simon P., fruit leale , 25 Fourteenth
Riss Theodore B., liveryman, r. 8j8 Eighteenth
Rjis Tn ■m%% r. 1035 Valencia
Ross ITiomas pile coverer, r. 308 Third
Ross ITiomas plu nber and gasfitter, r. 931 Haight
R w-i Thomas with W'il iam Doxey. r. 26 Twelfth
Ross Thomas ?. (H itherton & Ross) r. 20 Twehth
Ross Tier..e.v , wid )W. r. 32 Everett
Ross Vena, launlress, r. 1S92 Mission
Ross W. G., r. Lick House
Ross William, carpenter, r. 157 Seventh
Ross Willia <, clerk General Pass, and Ticket Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 3024 Clay
Ross Wdliam, l.mjjrshoreman, r. 705 Mission
Ross William, teamster, r. 27 Lapid^e
Ross William, watchiian, r. 528 Folsom
Ross Wiiliam A., cutter, r. 326a Kllis
Ross William H., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 403 Leaven-
worth
Ross William H , porter, r. 201 Market
Ross William M., police nan, r. 719 Post
Ross Wdliam T., teacher elocution, 78-79 St. Ann's
Bid,'
Ross William W., compositor, r. 168 Clementina
Ross William W., salesman, r. 1144 Golden Gate Av
VtOi* A HE«Vmrr (Djnald Rj<s and Frederick
H3wl3tt) prod;i32 commission, 303-302 Davis
1^" Rossa. See Rosa
Rossbach Cathe-ine, widow r. 1517 Hxde
Rossbah Charles H., foreman packing house C. E.
Whitney & Co. , r. 615 W.tshing' on
Rossbach Fraik W., clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
Rosseter George R., otflfje 14 Post, r Alameda
Rosseter Henry J., clerk VV. R. Grace & Co., r. Alameda
Rosseter Fames ^. Mam ;- T. Roswter & Oo.) r. Alanicda
ROSSETER JAMES T. & CO.
><«S('[<r;fi»al. i-nke. italfdtt'ael.
(.iai
etc.. otHL-e It l>o«t, yard i:t3-l»l> Folsom,
Telrptaone Main 110
"Rosseter .John H., sub-man iger W. R. Grace & Co., r.
9)0 Grind Alameda
Rosseter Robert S.. with Fred Slaack, r. Alameda
JtS" R 'Sseter. See Rossiter
Eossetti J. E. Mrs., wid )W, r. 1720 Baker
Rossetti Victor H., clerk Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, r.
1022 Sutter
Rossi A'igelo, r. 1811 Stockton
Rossi Angelo, clerk Frank Pelicano & Co., r. 1409 Mason
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TV^KRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
M.Tny Noveltits in Imrcted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Rossi Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 12 Russ
Rossi Anton, clerk Frank Pelicano k Co., r. 1409 Mason
R issi AnUine B., bartender, r. 727 Bush
Rossi Antoni >, r. 337 Union
Rossi Antonio, expressman, r. 18 Lafayette PI
Rossi Antonio, laborer, r. 1427 Kearny
Rossi Baptiste. waiter Joseph Munier, r. 709* Green
Rossi C. & Co. (Carlo Rossi) proprietors Cal. Window
Cleaninir Co., 246 Sutler
Rossi C rlo (C Rossi & Co.) r. 430 Union
Rassi Carlo (Salina & Rossi) r. 733 Vallejo
Rossi Carlo, scavenger, r. 1013 Franc sco
Rossi Cherso, r. 10a Jasper
KU;^!$I WOME^ICO P., importers French, Italian
and German medicines, and sole agents for the
United States and Canada for Ferro Chino Bisleri
Bitters, Italian Vermouth Martino -Ro-si, NE cor
Dupont and Green, Telephone Main 1209
Rossi Dominic, driver, r. 1427 Kearny
Rossi Elizabeth, domestic 2527 Folsom
Rossi Enrico, butcher, r. 6 Bartol
Rossi Francis A., attorney at law, 533 Kearny, r. 1409
Mason
Rossi Francisco, marble polisher, r. 337 Unioi
Rossi Frank (Frank Rossi & Co.) r. 1102 Howard
Rossi Frank, laborer, r. 32581 Mission
Rossi Frank & Co. (Frank Rossi and Frank Toso) fruits
and veget bles. 1102 Howard
Rossi Genario, laborer, r. 1520 Dupont
Rossi George, laborer, r. lOC.Si Mis ion
Rossi George, stonecutter, r. 433 Fulton
Rossi Giovanni (Rossi & Cappelletti) r. 17 Jasper PI
Rossi Giovanni, laborer, r. 312 Vallejo
Rossi Giovanni, laborer, r. 1427 Kearny
Rossi Giovanni, peddler, r. SE cor Hhode Island and El
Di irado
Rossi Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 2 Filbert PI
Ros i Giovanni B., foreman Joseph Musto & Son, r. 1407
Kearny
Rossi Giuseppe, butcher, 515 Broadway, r. 510 Broadway
Rossi Giuseppe, laborer, r. 6 Varennes
Ro si Gius»*ppe, vegetable dealer, r. 18 Lafa3-ette PI
Rossi Henry, butcher, r 6 Bartol
Rossi James, r. 414 Filbert
Rossi James, stonecutter, r. 511 Broadway
Rossi John, stonemason, r. 433 Fulton
Russi John B., waiter, r. 709\ Green
Rossi John F., liquors, 206 Washington, r. 1012a Wash-
ington
Rossi Joseph A., clerk F. A. Rossi, r. 1409 Mason
Rossi Lizzie Miss, compositor L' Italia
Rossi Luisfi, bootblai^k, r. 2 Filbert PI
Rossi Madalena, widow, r. 1409 Mason
Rossi Maria, widow, r. 8 Sonora
Rossi Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 507 Filbert
Rossi Periiielia Mrs., teacher musi , r. 719 Post
Rossi Pietro B. , gardener, Colombo Market
KO!!i!^I PIETRO C, druggist, 318 Montgompry Av,
Telephone Main 1204, and vice-pre-^ident Cali.ornia
Wine Makers' Corporation, 3 California, rooms 46-
49, r. 716 Union
Rossi Steph 'n J., stationer and printer, 533 Green
Rossi Thomas, clerk, r. 1427 Kearny
Rossi & Cappelletti (Giovanni Rossi and Danielo Cappel-
letti) liquors, 525 Vallejo
Rosslgnol Emil--, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Rossignol Lucien, bottler, r. 814 Montgomery
Rossini Philip, painter G. B. De Ferrari
Rossini Rosie, teac' er music, r. 728 1 Grove
Rossini Tacito, physician and surgeon, 603 Washington,
r. 420 Montgomery
Rossiter Alexander, labeler, r. 14 Georgia
Rossiter Eleanor, wide w. r. 106 Francisco
Rossiter F. T., clerk, r. 824 Powell
Rossiter Igni-tius, laborer, r. 15 Georgia, rear
Rossiter James, shade and awning mnfr, 104 Francisco
Rossiter Pa d, chief engineer stmrCoIima, r. 926 Dcdores
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^g'Rossiter. See Rosseter
Rosslen Anna Mrs., dres- maker, r. 1113^ Howard
Rossmore The, 3f)6 Stockton
Rosso Andrew, candy manfr, 250 Third
Rosso Antonio, laborer, r. 3 Grand PI
Rosso Baptist, bootblack, r. 3 Grand PI
Rosso Charles, cabinetmaker, 217 Hayes
Rosso Thomas, laborer, r. E s Vienna nr
Rossow Charles, butcher, 25S Third, r. IS Perry
Rossow Ernest, drauerhtsnian, r. 911 Illinois
Rossum August F., watchman, r. 1-26 Borland
Rost Hennann, brewer, r. 1938i Mission
Rost Rudolph, wood turner C. M. Depew Planing Mill
Co., r. Oakland
Roswell George D., designer, r. 1031 Post
Roswell Gusto ve R., laborer, r. 860 Howard
B. <U John, r. 3 Medau PI
Rotenkolber Frederick G., saddlemaker, r. 230 Clipper
Rotenkolber George, stockkeeper Kenijikey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. 250 Clipper
Rotermund Frederick, barber, 402 Pacific, r 1822
Mason
Rotermund William, baker, r. 344 Sixth
Rotger Adele C. Miss, confectionery, 15 Market, r. 811
Lombard
Rotger Edward, clerk, r. 811 Lombard
Roth Abiahani, cooper, r. 700 Mission
Roth Alphonse A., diamond setter, r. 2315 Jackson
Roth Annie, domestic 2020 Vallejo
Roth August !>., paper carrier, r. 1303 Mason
R01H, BLKM A CO. (Daniel Roth and Leon Blum)
pork and provision packers, 201-203 California, Tel-
ephone Main 1916
Roth Caesar, clerk Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency,
r. 713i Minna
Roth Charlts W., bartender, r. SE cor Kentucky and
Sierra
Roth Conrad, fruits, 1004J Hyde
Roth Cornelius, r. 1219 Kearny
Roth Daniel (Roth, Blum & Co.) and California Tallow
Works, r. 401 Baker
Roth Douglas, laborer, r. 708 Twenty-first
Roth Frederick, paper carrier, r. 1521 Clay
Roth George, longshore ■ an O. R. & N. Co.
Roth George, teamster, r. 2 Kohler PI
Roth Henrj', clerk, r. 1521 Clay
Roth Henry, glass beveler, r. 2 Krhler PI
Roth Henry W., clerk Richard Pecht, r. 530 Gbary
Roth Isaac, r. 226 Fulton
Roth Jaci b, clerk Davis Bros., r. 713J Minna
Roth Jane, widow, r. 1431 Post
Roth John, baker, r. 638 Clay
Roth Leon, dentist, r. 1325 cictaua
Roth Leon J., dental student, r. 14S] Post
Roth Mark, clerk Davis Bros., r. 714J Minna
ROTU MAX, proprietor Mission Marble Work?, NW
cor Fourteenth and Guerero, r. 1.50 Guerrero
Roth May Miss, saleslady, r. 713.^ Minna
Roth Nicholas E., laborer, r. 826 Pacific
Roth Paul N., bookkeeper A. Simon, r. 622 Polk
Roth Samuel, tailor, r. 713| Minna
Roth Wiegard, cooper, r. 412 Duncan
Roth William, clerk, r. 530 Gtary
Roth William, glass beveler, r. 2 Kohler PI
Roth William, importer Japanese goods, r. 1418 Jackson
ROTH A <"0. (Adolphe Roos and Simon Scheeline)
importers and wholesale liquor dealers, 319-321
Market, Telt phone Main 729
Roth & Goldschmidt (New Vork) Luscombe & Isaacs
agents, 537 Market
g^ Roth. See Roeth and Roethe
Rothaug Victor, sausagemaker, r. 15} Oak Grove Av
Rothchild Abraham, upholsterer, r. 6S7J McAllister
ROTMt'HILD JOSKPH M. (Rothchild & Ach) r.
1700 Broadway, Tel.phone West 125
ROTllCHILn VtAIKK'E A., president The Wert-
heimer Company, 13-15 Battery, r. 1249 Franklin
ROTHCHILI>«t ACH (Joseph M. Rothchild and
Henry Ach) attorneys at law, 303 California, room»
5-8 Telephone Main 630
Rothe Charles, fireman, r. 118 Sixteenth
Rothe Charles, musician, r. 309 Mason
Rothe P. , waiter stmr City of Sydney
Rothel Joseph, apprentice Cal. Car Wks
Rothenberg John, barber, 325 Sacramento, r. 718 Ful-
ton
Rothenberg M. & Co. (Mendel Rotheiibert) wholesale
and retail wines and liquors, 423 Kearny
Rothenberg Mendel (M. Rothenberg & Co.) r. 724 Shot-
well
Rothenberger Thomas K. , cigarmaker, r. 777 Market
Rothenbush Margaret Mrs., r. 936 Fifteenth
Rothenstein Alexander, clerk, r. 1404a Masonic Av
Rother Max, clerk Pierce & Son, r. 9 Verba Buena
Bother P.atrick, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Rother William, teamster, r. 529 Valencia
Rotherman Henrj' J., clerk National Fire Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Rotherman John, liquors, SE cor Fourth and King, r.
Oakland
Rotherman William, baker, r. 344 Sixth
Rothermel Frederick C. (Steffan & Rothermel) 23X
Eighth, r. 419 Tenth
Rothermel Henry P., with Edgar C. Seavey, r. 419 Tenth
Rothermel Julius, physician and surgeon, office andr. 404
Gear>'
Rothermel Peter (Rothermel & Co.) r. 913 Fillmore
Rothermel Philip (Steff: b & Rothemul) r. 419 Tenth
Rothermel & Co. (Peter Rothermel and John Went-
worth) real estate, 324* Montgomery
Rothery Samuel, blacksmith, r. 19} Madison Av
Rothsranger Frank (Frank Rothganger & Co.) r. 831
Harrison
Rothganger Frank & Co. (Frank Rothganger and Will-,
iam E. Aber) proprietors Stockton Planing MilU
644-648 Biyant
Rothganger Frederick, capitahst, r. 832 Harrison
Rothganger Frederick, carriage mnfr, 834 Harrison,
1732 Folsom
Rothsp\nger Henry, deputy County Clerk, r. 17S2 Fol-
som
Rothgt-ber John, contractor and builder, 1244 Twenty-
fourth, r. SE cor Homestead and Twenty-fifth
Rothholz Aaron, salesman brown Bros. & Co., r. 226|
Fulton
ROTHKOPF ALBERT P., manufacturing jeweler,
208 Sutter
Rothman Adolph, tailor, r. 30 Morris Av
Rothman Aujusta, widow, r. 7 Hopeton Teirace
Rothman Edward, translator, r. 3311 Washington
Rothman Frederick, foreman W. D. HoorM, r. 1021
Mason
Rothman Henrj- 1., sexton, r. 728 California
Rothman Henry K., teamster, r. 1609 Powell
Rothman Jacob, plumber, r. 7 Hopeton Terrsce
Rothman Keeve, teamster, r. 1609 Powell '
Rothman Nathan J. , cutter, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rotholtz Berjaram, printer, r. 627 Hayes
Rotholtz Charles, fruit peddler, r. 627 Hay( s
Rotholtz Robert, tninkmaker, r. 627 H yes
Rotholtz Yetta, widow, r. 6 Russ
Rothschild Abraham (Rothschild & Wise) r. 1232 Post
Rothschild Albert, commission merchant, r. 1000a Gol-
den Gate Av
Rothschild B. (Rothschild & McHaffie) r.2527 Pine
Rothschild Charles, bookkeeper W. Fleisher, r. IIO
Twenty -seventh
Rothschild Charles, joiner, r. 347 Grove
Rothschild Eugene ( Rothschild & Shoenberg) r.426 Sutter
Rothschild Frederick W., clerk Henry Rothschild, r. 208
Powell
ROTHSCHILD H. A CO. (Henrv- Rothschild and
Fred Papenhausen) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Ninth and Howard
Tti6 Monarcn bjgugig
Every Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
BAKER 6r H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angelea
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
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Rothschild Henrietta, widow, r 608 Octavia
Rothschild Henry (Rothschild & Helms) r. 413 Shrader
Rothschild Henry, wines and liquors, 429 Montgomery
Av
Rothschild Henry L., traveling salesman Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt, r. 1800 P .st
Rothschild Henry M., decorator, 21 Leidesdorff, r. San
Jose
Rothschild Hu^o (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r. 924 Eddy
Rothschild J. Monroe, salesman Rothschild & Wise, r.
1232 Post
ROTHSCHILD JOSEPH, attorney at law, 81-84
Chronicle BWg, Telephone Main 1352, r. 218 Stock-
ton
Rothschild Lottie Miss, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
min, r. 60S Octavia
Rothschild Lous, r. 522 Pine
Rothschild Louise Mrs. (Rothschild & Hadenfeldt) r.
1918 Pine
Rothschild Max, compositor, r. 1010 Twenty-second
Rothschild Moses B, cashier Esberg, Bachman & Co., r.
1716 Ootana
ROTHSCHILD .nORRIS, household furnisher, 122
Ellis, r. 2728 Pine
Rothschild Robert B., traveling salesman M. P. Kohl-
ber^&Co., r. 30a Powell
ROTHSCHILD THKODi»RK, manvger Pacific
Folding Paper Box Factory, 14-16 FreniDnt, r. 2527
Pine
ROTHSCHILD A' EHRE\PFORT (Hugo Roths-
child and George F. Ehreiipforti ma lufacturers,
wholesale confectioners and dealers foreign and do-
mesti ■■ nuts, lis Front
ROTHSCHILD A II.4»»EXFELDT (Mr=. Louise
Rothschild and Charles Hadenfeldt) proprietors
California Jewelry Fact >ry, and manufacturers and
importers watches, jewelry, diamonds etc., 207 Sut-
ter
ROTHSCHILD & IIELIIS (Henry Rothschild and
Henry \V. Helms) wholesale and retail wines and
liquor-i, N\V cor Powell and O'Farrell
ROTHhCHILD A .nc«l.4.FFIE(B. Roth=child and
James McHaffls) proprietors Pacific Folding Paper
Box Factory, 14-16 Fremont
Rothschild & Shoenberg (Eugene Rothschild and Sig
mund Shoenberg) tailors and dressmakers' trim-
mings, 209 Post
Rothschild & Wise (Abraham Rothschild and Isadore
H. Wise) mnfrs ladies' and children's underwear,
lace g lods and embroideries, 117-119 Sansome
i^" Rothschild. See Roth-child
Rothweiler Charles, clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 1223
Eddy
ROTIItVELL J. PEKCV, secretary Starr &O0., 22
C.ilifornia, room 1, r. .'514 Lombard
Rotowsky Hyman, tailor, r. 1710 Polk
Rotowsky Sanmel, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1710
Polk
Rotrosky William, city surveyor Firemans Fund Insur-
ance Co., 4Uo California r. 1219 Turk
Rotstein Isaac, r. 107 Germania
Rottanzi Ettore, civil engineer, r. 665 Folsom
ROTT.iVZI ttlOmfK, wholesale and retiil wines and
liquors, 1027 Market 'ind 1012 Valencia
Rottanzi Leopold, maiager G. Rottanzi, r. cor Twenty-
third an 1 Bryant
ROTTA\XI tI'LLIO .4., physician and surgeon, and
proprietor Old South Park Statuarj' Drug Store,
301 Third, office and r. 665 Folsom, Telephone Main
.■5626
Rottengatter Charles, porter, r. 567 Howard
Rotterman Charles, waiter, r. 171 Mnina
Rottgers Lambert J., mnfrs agent, 26 O'Farrell, room
30, r. 42.1 Gearj-
Rotti C, musician, r. 1516 Powell
Rotz George A., bakery and restaurant, 834-836 Valencia
Rotz John, cook, r. 9 St. Charles PI
MECHANICS TOOLS
Headquarters for Carpenters, Machinists, Plas-
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727 Market St. 0pp. Examiner Office
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Houanet August, bartender, r. Alms House
Rouard Anthony C, carrier Post Office, r. 1309 J Broad-
way
Rouard Ellen, widow, r. 1309i Broadway
Rouch Theo., basket maker, r. 45 Julian
Roudiez Leon S., 1st Lieut., 1st Infantry U. S. A., Angel
Island
Rouede Emile, cleaning and dyeing, r. 520 Geary, rfiar
Rouelle Emile, laundryman, r." 423i Turk
Rouen Amand, coppersmith, 735 Broadway
Rouf Frank, laborer, r. 706 Sierra
Rouget Benoit, r. 1320 Stockton
Rouget Charles H., superintendent French Hospital, r.
13i!0 Polk
Koohall OH., birber. r. 828 Geary
nUULLAU F. A. (Oocar 4. Ronleaa)
searclitT «1" recorrts cit.v and coanty of
San Francisco, rooms X-t Safe Devoslt
Rids. Telephone Main 1879, r. 1309 Leav-
fnwortli
Rouleau Marv -M,, widow, r. 1209 Leavenworth
ROrLE4II OSC.4R A. (F. A, Rouleau) r. 1209 Leav-
enworth
Roullier Albert (Raphael Weill & Co.) r. Mill Valley, Cal,
Roullier Camille, liquor dealer, r. 215 Jones
Roumas John, bottler r. 2.59 Clemen' ina
Roumiguiere Alphonse cook, r. 300 Green
Roundey Charles E., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 111b
Franklin
gS" Roundey. See Roundy
Rounds Heiiry, salesman, f. 128 Fourth
Rounds John A., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel, Co., r. Alameda
Rounds Leavin, laundrJ^na•l, r. 32U O'Farrell
Rounds Lida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 633 O'Farrell
Roundy Harr.v E. , waiter, r. 137 Seventh
Roundy James P., laborer, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Roundy John L. , asst weigher Custom House, r. Oakland
gS" Round}'. See Roundev
Rounstron Charles T., bootblack, 25^ Market, r. lOlSJ
Washingt .n
Rountree .\lexander A., salesman Ea;^Ieion, Hawkins &
ROilNfREE BROTHERS <..„u..
Mnd M. K. IConntr<-e) real estate dealers
and builders, first-cla«s re<ild'nces built
in any location to snit iinrcliasers. »I8
Van %'es.s Av
Rountres Edward K., deputy License Collector, r. 1518
TayL.r
Rountree Florence K., r. 1518 Taylor
Rountree James, r. 771J Mission
Rountree James (Rountree Bros.) r, 802 L.von
Rountree James O. (James O. Rountree & Sons) r. Ala-
meda
Rountree James O. Jr. , cashier Arthur M. Ebbets, r
Alameda
ROrXTREE .lAMES O. A SO\S (James O.,
William G. and Walter E. Rountree) agents Pacific
Graphite Co. , 106 Pine
Rountree John, helper, r. 77U Mission
Rountree Moses E. (Rountree Bros ) r, 802 Lyou
Rountree Richard, builder, r, 802 Lyon
Rountree Richard H., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 1518 Taylor
Rountree Walter E. (James O. Rountree & Sons) r. Ala-
meda
Rountree William G. (James O. Rountree & Son8)r. 1505
Jackson
£3" Rountree. See Rowntree
Rou lu 3tte Louis, laborer r. Sixth Av South nr P
Rou(|uettc Philippe, laborer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Rourke Bernar I, horseshoer, r. 222 Pacific
Rourke Charles groceries and liquors, 759 Bryant
Rourke Edaar L., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1924 Pine
Rourke Hugh, laborer, r. Alms House
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Hoasehold. Rented at Ji.oo p«r Heatfe
C BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEB51Ea-J0DETH0.CBlPeiE
"Finest Extra Qualities."
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET
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Rourke I. Mrs., widow, r. 4251 Grove
Roiirke James, r. :3t) Minna
Rourke John, coalpasser stmr Santa Rosa
R'.urke John, merchant tailor, 633 Market, r. 517 J Polli
Rourke John V., m h.-en-er Purchases and Supphes
Dept S. P. Co., r. 232 Fell
Rourke John W., accountant Bank of California, r. 1924
Pi e
Rourke Joseph, painter, r. 232 Fell
Rourke Mar.v C. Miss, dres.'-making^, r. 535A O'Farrell
R. urke Michael, helper, r. 21 Fult.n
Rourke Michael, shotuiaker, r. 1830 Howard
Rouike Michael, fireman, r. 24.'5 Second
Rourke Patrick J., porter, r. 1830 Howard
Rourke Peter, i^ainter, r. 232 Fell
Rourke Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Rourkt Thomas, laborer, r. 11 Perrj'
Rourke '1 noma*, painter, r. 232 Fell
Rourke Thomas, polic man, r. 1739 Union
Rourke Thomas J., foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfjr Co., r.
21a \ alley
Rourke William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Rouse Abner F. (Abner F. Rouse & Co.) r. 922 Post
Rjuse Abner F. & Co. (Abner F. Rouse) v.ortraits, 916
Market, room 80
Rouse Annie, widow, laundress, r. 245 Minna
Rouse Ancrusta F., widow, furnished rooms, 744 Ellis
RiUfC Clemens V.. clerk Castle Bros., r. 744 Ellis
Rou>e George C, clerk B:.ker & Hamilton, r. 124 Fulton
Rouse George W., conductfir, r. 721i Armv
Rouse Judith, domestic 2618 California
Rousseau Charles, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Rousseau Charles J., d aughtsman, r. 2616 Folsom
ROL'SSEAi; OHARLE.*) n., architect, 410 Keamv,
r. oms 29-30, r. 2616 Folsom
RousscrtU L- on, laborer, r. 814 Montgomer>-
Roussel Isidore W., laborer, r. 126 Langtoii
Roussel O. L., cariJenter, r. N s Sag-amore nr Orazaba
Roussel Walter, printer, r. 126 Langton
Koussel William H., assistant manager Dairymen's
Union of Cal., r. 241 Guerrero
Rousselon Maurice Rev., assistant Notre Dame des Vic-
loires Church, r. 526 Bush
Roussey Elizabeth, widow, r. 740 Broadway
Rou-sej- Emil, musician, r. 740 Broadway "
Roussey Frank, shipping clerk, r. 740 Broadway
Roussin Ferdinand, cook Guillaume Te 1 Hotel "
Roussy Gasten E., with Alfred Borel & Co., r. 791 Sutter
Roussy Marie Mrs., r. 791 Sutter
Routh Charles, fireman, r. 171 Perry
Routstein Wolf, clerk Midway Plaisance, r. E s Carolina
nr Twenty-fif h
Roux Aurelie"Miss, dressmaker, r. 211 Fourth
Roux Ernest, clerk Maria Roux, r. 211 Fourth
Roux Frank, salesman Simon Strauss, r. 319 Lombard
Roux Harrj-, p .ver, r. 1807 Mission
RolIX IKEXEK. dealer wines and liquors, 1918
Fillmore, r. 32 Wildey
Roux Joseph, capitalist, r. 619 Pacific
Koux Maria Mrs., famished rooms, 211 Fourth
Rouxel Maria Mrs., proprietor St. Malo Hotel, 503 Fol-
som
Rouzo Edward B., r. S s Thirtieth bet Whitney and
Warren
Rovachevich Georgia, printer, r. 636 Clay
Rovegna Krank, giirdener, r. 624 Hermann
Rovegno Andrew, wine producer, 17-19 Landers
Rovegiio Domingo, gardener, r. nr cor Ocean House
Road a'cd Mission Road
Rovegno Gaetano, scavenger, r. 318 Vallejo
Rovegno Giovanni B. (Rovegno & Canepa) r. 420 Green-
wich
Rovegno & Canepa ^Giovanni B. Rovegna and Giovanni
B. Canep ) butchers, 328 Broadway
Roventnii Gustavo, waiter, r 9 Union PI
Rover Heiman, liquors, 22 First and .527 Mission, r. 527
Miss on
Rovere Francisco, painter, r. 1214 Keamj-
Rovere Stephen, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 317
Broadway, r. 215 eroadway
Rovere Victor (Rovere and Craviotto) r. 212 Gough
Rovere & Craviotto (Victor Rovere and Alexander Crav-
iotto) fruits and vegetables, 212 Gough
Row Charles, waiter, r. 10 Monroe
Rowan Uoniinick, gilder, 512 Ninth
Rowan Domiiiick, m- Ider, r. 1811 Howard
Rowan Ida, widow, r. 1431 O'Farrell
Row n James, laborer, r. NW cor Jefferson and Brod-
erick
Rowan John, carpenter, r. 60 Annie
Rowan John, laborer, r. 137 Langton
Rowan John M., liquors, 237i Filth
Rowan Joseph J., printer, r. 327 Llemenlina
R0W..U M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 122 Tenth Av
Rowan Michael, laborer, r. 104 Randall
Rowan Owen, horsesh(.>er, r. 520 Sixth
Rowan Patrick, leamster, •■. 1115 tsroderick
Rowan Philip, horseshoer, 611 bryant, r. 106 Welsh
Rowan Thomas, gripman, r. 1330 Howard
Rowan 'lim thy D. , meller, r. 1S09 Howard
Rowand Joseph T., dentist, 110 Crocker Bldg, r. Lick
House
Rowai e Thomas, janitor, r. 516 Castro
Roward Anthony, carrier Post OtBce, r. 512 Francisco
Rowe Arbert S., miller Long Sugar Refinery Co., r. Ala-
meda
Rowe Alfred, r. 309 Fifth
Rowe Am), widow, r. 121 Ivy Av
Rowe Ann Mrs., bakery, 819 Broadway
Rowe August, proprietor Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Valencia
Rowe 1. lara M. Miss, r. 2205 bucbanan
Rowe Edward, salesman I. E. Cohen, r. 819 Broadway
Rowe E. P. Mrs., r. The ualdwin
Rowe Era tus P., r. 228^ Page
Rowe Frank, carpenter, r. 946 Howard
Rowe Frank I. Mis , r. 2416 Mission
Ko«e Frank W., machinist Union Iron Wks
Rowe George, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Kowe George . r. .536 Natoma
Rowe Grantie Miss, proofreader, r. 819 Broadway
KOM'E K.4KKl!!)Oi>' D.. manager Pacific Coast
Department Northwestern Masonic Aid Association
(of Chicago) 132 133 Crocker Bldg, r. OaklauQ
Rowe Henry, condu tor, r. 2050 McAllister
Rowe J., elevatonnan Grand Hotel
Rowe James, r 819 Broadway
Rowe James, longshoreman, r. 46 Clara
Rowe James, machinist, r. 310J Iowa
Rowe James Jr., engineer, r. 819 Broadway
Rowe Jeanette Miss, dre^snlake^, r. 819 Broadway
Rowe John W., bookkeeper Lichtenstein & Sons Loan
Co.
Rowe J. T., salesman Wilson & Baechtel, r. Alameda
Rowe Margaret, tailorCfS, r. 46 < lai a
Rowe Marg-aret, widow, r. 100s Powell
Rowe Maude M. Miss, teach tr Cooper Primary School, r.
1519 Taylor
Rowe Pun ell (Row e & Henton) r. 1914 Golden Gate Av
Rowe Tnomas, laborer, r. 43 Garden Av
Rowe Thomas, machini-st, r. 634J I ennessee
Rowe William, laborer, r. 416 br. adway
Rowe William B., r. 1114 Filbert, rear
Rowe & Henton ^Purcell Rowe and James S. Henton)
attorneys at law, 10 Mills Bldg, 3J floor
r^r Rowe. See Roe
Rowell Frank C, r. 1330 Pine
Rowell George F., compositor, r. 213i^.Fair Oaks
Rowell Jane Miss, milliner, r. 1019 Stanyan
Rowell Jane, widow, r. 1019 Stanvan
Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor MariiiCrs Church, r. 1416 Sao-
ranienlo
Rowell Joseph W., draughtsman, r. 1305 Lvon
KOWELL LEO.\.4K» F., superintendent Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 2407 Webster
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SAN FRA/MCISCO
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office:, 33 GEIARY ST-
Tclephone, Main sias.
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Rowell Leonard G., clerk Delivery Dept Wells Far^o &
Co.,r. 1719a Ekdy
Rowell R C. Mrs., r. li\0 Mission
Rowen Charlotte E. Miss, r. 2724 Howard
Rowen Daniel, laborer, r. 12 Fair Oaks
Rowen Daniel, team-ster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Rowen Edward L., whitei er, r. 108 Langton
Rowen Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2724 Howard
Rowen Ellen, widow, r. 108 Lang-t^n
Rowen Gustave, musician, r. 423 Minna
Rowen L zz e, w dow, r. 2724 Howard
Rowen Myti e Miss, stenojjrapher, r. 2724 Howard
Rowen William T. . clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P.
Co., r. 2\-2i Howard
Rower Edward M., laborer, r. Ill Prospect PI
Rowett John, miner, r. 902 Montgfomery
Rowland A 1 y G. Miss, dental student, r. 48 Oak
Rowland C, messman stmr Columbia
Rowland Charles, teamster, r. 228J Perry
Rowland Clara L., widow, r. SI.") Harrison, rear
Rowland Edward, carpenter and bui.der, 1622 Powell
Rowland Eva E., widow, r. 7ai Natoma
Rowland Henry M., pn ter, r. 1613 San Carlos Av
Rowland Herbert, watchman, r. 1519 Eddy
Rowland James J., city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 634 Haight
Rowland Louis, baker, r. 824 M<mt?omery
Rowland Mai-y Miss, dressmaker, r. 1613 San Carlos Av
Rowland Patrick, tailor, r. 1613 San Carlos Av
Rowland Samuel, special officer, r 37 Cook
Rowland 'I'homas J., merchant fculor, 316 Fourth, r. 1613
San Carlos Av
Rowland Thomas T., laborer, r. 336 Rickard
Rowland Willis fp culator, r. 462 Tehama
Rowland Willis T., clerk, r. 462 Tehama
1^" Rowland. See Roland
Rowlands Mary, widow, r. 7271 Natoma
Rowlands Thomas, shipsmith, opposite Section 3 Sea
Wall, r. 820 (Jreen
ROWLITT HAiCKV B., architect, 38 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. 724 Powell
Rowlatt H. B. , draughtsman, r. 1506 Kentucky
Rowley Adams R. , compositor, r. 39 Tremont Av
Rowley Amelia S. Miss, typewriter, r. 206 Hair Oaks
Rowley AngeliTie A., widow, r. 206 Fair Oaks
Row ey hsrainard N. , publisher and proprietor Cal. Fruit
Grower, 203 California, r. 718 Broderick
ROWLKW FO«i KKST S., t ote and bond broker, 42-
43 Mills Bldg, 10th floor. Telephone Main 5681, r.
181 Ninth, Oakland
RO^VLEV INVESTMENT CO. THE. Forrest S.
Rowley president, 42-43 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Rowley Julia A. Miss, r. 518 Eddy
Rowley Thomas C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 605 Post
Rowley Ulysses G. , marine engineer, r. 206 Fair Oaks
Rowson John, tanner, r. 537 Wolfe
B^Rowsoo. See Rawson
KO.VBIIRCH .J4.MES H., secretary Pressmen's
Union, 620 Bush, r. 19424 Mission
Roy Albert, distiller, r. 793 Mission
Roy Alexander A., laborer, r. 359 Brannan
Roy (;. v., cook, r. 25c Pleasant
Ro\- David, carpenter, r. 359i Brannan, rear
KOV ELIZABETH R. Mrs., grand secretary Com-
panions of the Forest A. O. F.. 102 O'Farrell, r. 113
Haye-i
Rov Eugene, clerk S. P. Co. . r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Roy Eugene J., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co..
r. 1628 p. .Ik
Roy George, bookkeeper, r. 359 Brannan
Roy George E., compositor, r. 359 Brannan
Hoy Herman, porter, r. 213 Minna
Roy John A., canvasser White Sewing Machine Co., r.
113 Hay s
ROV .lOHN A., president Guadaloupe Dairy Co., 35
Eddy
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR C1RCUI1.HRS
Jlpat di^sdjrpassed [a^er Beer
((
LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CBICflGO BREWERY, PINE ST., 8. F.
Roy Peter, teamster, r. 37 De Long Av
Roy Thomas (Thomas Roy Hi Co.) r. 1602 Dolores
HOW THOMAS A €0. (Thomas R.,y) proprietor
Parisian Steam Laundry, SW cor Dolores and Twen-
ty-ninth, Telephone Mission 253
ROV W. F. «&4'0. (William F. Roy) groceries, 1618
Polk
Roy William F. (W. F. Roy & Co.) r. 1714 Clay
Royal Candv Factory, Adam F. Phreaner proprietor,
124 Ellis
Royal Consolidated Mining Co. (incorporated) James D.
Peters president, N. W. Orr secretary, Isaac R. Wil-
bur general manager, 214 Pine, r-onis 27-28
ROYAL EAGLE DISTILLERIES
pt\ (iiu-oi-iioratrti) i>liili|> KolirbiU-lier
LUi president, M. Schwab >lee-i»resl-
aeiil, *i. Kaeliler seeou«l vlce-pre^ldeiit,
William INeiiiuanii secretary, wholesale
liuuor dealers and general agents for
Pabst Brewing < o.'s Milwaukee, Wis.,
drauifhtand bottled beer, 113 Taj lor. Tel-
ephone South :t:?K
ROYAL E.V<'U.4IV'4;E .4SSrR,4\CE (of London)
Robert Dickson manager, Nathan k Kingston, city
a'.;ents, 401 Montgomery
Royal George, electrotyper, r. 127 Sixteenth
ROYAL HOUSE« F.L.TnrpIn propri-
etor, rooms per night S.'» cents to !^l..50,
week $I.:.> to .<^7. montli $7 lo $30, metal-
lic fire escapes front and rear, I!iG Ellis,
Telephone l'>;5,">
ROV4L i:vaiR4NCE CO, (Fire of Liverpool) Rolla
V. Watt general agent, NE cor Montgomery and
Sacramento, Telepi one Main 113
ROVAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO., Parrott &
Co. agents, 306 California
Roval Pants Co., J. C. Myeis manager, 223 Kearny
ROVAL ROOT BEER CO. (of Pittsburg, Pa.) J.
Zobel & Co. sole agents, 57 Second
Royal Shoe Co., mnfrs b ots and shoes, Young Camson
manager, 509 i Washington
ROVAL TEA CO., Henry Hollman proprietor, 2805-
2809 Mission
Royal William, attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 26-27,
r. 222 Eighth Av
Royan George E. , printer, r. 127 Sixteenth
Royce Clark E. K. , attorney at law. r. 1939 Broadway
Royce H. B. Mrs., r. 1939 Broadway
Royce Robert M. , attorney at law, 509 Montgomery, r.
1939 Broadway
Roydon Albert, laborer, r. 208 Valencia
Royer Auguste, cook, r. 1 Del a PI
ROVER HERMA!«, manufacturer leather and fulled
rawhide beitiug and lacing, 855-861 Bryant , ^j.-" "^ ,
Rovers August, shoemaker, 1024 Larkin "^
Rovers Fer'linand. clerk G. Verdier ^- Co., r. 1024 Larkin
ROYLANCE J. BRASS WORKS,
.lo^et>ii Koj lance prtsiUeiit. i naries il.
l»anton vice-president and treasurer,
Walter A. Titconib secretary, manufac-
turers water and steam brass goods, ll'i-
114 Main
Roylance John, brassfinisher, r. 104 Fair Oaks
Rt»IL.4^CE .lOSEPH, president J. Roylance Brass
Works, 112-114 Main, r. 2310 Folsom
Roylance Leon St. D., electrician, r. 2639 Howard
Royslon Leila, domestic 2017 Laguna
Royston Samuel W., policeman, r. 11 16^ Florida
Roz Emily Mrs., t- acher music, r. 1315 Kearny
Roz Giuliano, waiter, r. 1315 Kearny
Roza Antone P., laundry m n, r. 228 Twelfth
Roza Joseph F., barber, r. 347^ Fourth
Rozanski ignacv, liquors, 3i0 Folsom
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DIXON, BOBESON HO. SHOW CnSES
3T MARKET ST.,
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Roze Wiiislow F., barber, 4 Howard, r. Oakland
Ruane Patrick, r. 1045 Market
Rubanick Martin, manager Pac. Wire and Cage MnfgCo.,
r. 5^8 Mission
Rubel Milton A., baggaareniau, r. 1322b Valencia
Rubell William T , carrier Post Office, r. 615| Birch Av
Ruben Henrj-, barber, 5<i4i Ninth
8^" Ruben. See Reuben "
Rubenger Frank, wTapi>er, r. 932 Montgomery
Rnbenstein Adolph, capmaker, r. 3«5 Eleventh
Rubenstein Jacob, barber, r. 365 Eleventh
Rubenstein Louis, barber. 237 Sixth, r. 1320 Ellis
Rubenstein Oscar B., printer, r. 8601 Filbert
Rubert Charles C, machinist, r. 1029 Tweutieth
Rubin Anton (Rubin & Raa.s) r. 924 Twentieth
Rubin Foster, artificial flower maker, r. 924 Twentieth
Rubin Harris, stockbroker, r. 1920 Sutter
Rubin Joseph, second hand clothing, 939.V Folsom
RI BI.\ A RA.4.S (Anton Rubin and Emanuel Raas)
artificial flo.vers and feathers, 103 Post
Rubinsoii George, gripman, r. 1.513 Polk
Rubio Alexander, laborer, r. 2 Vallejo PI
Rubio Concepcion Miss, laundress, r. 2 Salmon
Rubio Florentino, bootbUck, r. 2 Vallejo PI
Rubio Franeisca, canmakei', r. 2 Vallejo PI
Rub^o Mathilde Mi-s, l.i07 Stockton
Rubio Valentine, bootblack, r. 27 Stone
Rubiolo Puolo, carpenter, r. N s Andover Av nr Cort-
land Av
Ruble John, laborer, r. 844a Howard
Ruble Milton A., train baargagenian, r. 620 Folsom
Ruburg Jesse P., waiter, r. 99 Congo
Ruburti Robert (Dimon &.Ruburti) r. 225 Powell
Ruby Gold Gravel Minmg Co. (Sierra Co , Cal.) Henry
Pichior secretarj-, 320 Sansjme, room 24
Rubv Hall, 320 Post
Ruby Mary, wido.v. r. 2312 Sterner
Ruchel-hausen Peter, conductor, r. 1409J Lyon
Ruchti Frederick, tanner, r. 20 San Bruno Av
RuchwaldyB., r. 135 Ridley
Ruck Francesca Mrs., proprietress The Meldrum, 235
Kearny
Rucker B. C, traveling salesman Coghill & Kohn
Rucker J. J., traveling salesman L. G^ Goodfriend & Co
r. Oakland
Rucker Le Grande, clerk Palace Hotel
Rucker Waldo S. (MacphersDii i: Racker) r. 229 Capp
Ruckett Joseph, laborer, 1406 Folsom
Ruckman William, conductor, r. 613 Central Av
Ruckstell John R., expert and c msulting accountant
Healds Bu dness ColIe?e, r. 152(3 Twentv-fifth
Ruckwardt Rudolph, gardener, 10 Capitol, Ocean View
Rudbeck George M., bookkeeper S. F. Sarings Union, r.
a* Hotel Laugham
Rudd E. L. Mrs., r. 214 Third
Bl'DDCLL SAMI'RL J., Deputv Survevor Port of
San Francisco, U. S. Custom House, 2d floor, r. 620
Haight
Rudden Ellen, widow, r. 502 Third
Rudden James, cadet stmr Colon, r. 502 Third
Rudden Marj-, widow, r. 709 Elizabeth
Ruddick M. J. Mrs., r. 31.5 Grove
Ruddick Thomas E. , r. 739i Clementina
Ruddick William J., r. 1608 Fell
Ruddock Andrew J., plumber, 835 Sutter, r. 117 Ivv Av
Ruddock Ellen, widow, r. 322 Vallejo
Ruddock George, liquors, 625 San Jose Av
Ruddock George D. Mrs. , r. 509 Page
Euddock George T., 28 Mills Bldg, 9th floor r 509i
Page ■ ^
Ruddock James, miner, r. 117 Iry Av
Ruddock James W. (Ruddock & Purcell) r. 1919 Hvde
Ruddock John H. , conductor, r. 411 Third Av
Euddock John J., boatman, r. 322 Vallejo
Ruddock P. H., clerk Fireman's Fund ins. Co r 117
Ivy Av
[200
RUE
bookkeeper S. F. Savings Uni
B., foreman George H. Tay Co.,
Ruddock i, Purcell (James W. Ruddock and John P
Purcell) plumbers and gas filters, 1919 H\de
Ruddy Bernard, laborer, r. 502 Fourth
Rude Charles N*., electrician, r. 16 Chenery
Rude Jessie Mrs., r. 25 Taylor
Rudebeck George M. , "
r. Alameda
Rudebeck Rasmus, groceries and provision?. 1105 Fol-
som, r. 1103c Folsom
Rudee David, clothing, 306 Sixth, r. 333 Sixth
Rudee Harry, clerk Isaac Rudee, r. 510 Devisadero
Rudee Isaac, clothing and furnishings. 151 Second, r
510 Devisadero
Rudee Isaac Mrs., manager Isaac Rudee, r. 510 Devisa-
dero
Rudee Isidor, clothing, 151-153 Fourth, r. 2505 Sutter
Rudee Joseph, bookkeeper Isaac Rudee, r. 510 Devisa-
dero
Sl'D<iE.4R .4\DREVr. manager San Francisco Nov-
elty and Plating Works, 68-72 First, r. 1107 Eighth,
Oakland
Rudinser John F.
1803 Stockton
Rudisill Charies R., carpenter, r. 15 Sumner
Rudolf August, salesman, r. 304 Bartlett
Rudolf C. H., seaman, r. Alms House
Rudolf Martha A., widow, r. 108 Vicksburg
Rudolovich Marcus, restaurant, 1602 Post
Rudolph A. Mrs., seamstress, r. 620 Jessie
Rudolph Albert, fireman, r. 112 Langton, rear
Rudolph Charies A., operator Buckin.'ham & Hecht
r. 2020 Mission
Rudolph Charles J., enameler, r. 1712| Hyde
Rudoji.h Edward G. (S. E. Xuttuitr & to.'V. 1809 Octavia
RuJolph Fortunes, salesman Wolff & Son r 112
Twenty-first
Rudolph Frederick, engraver, r. 1712J Hyde
Fudolph G. A., baker stmr Alameda '
Rudolph Gustav R , r. 710 Folsom
Rudolph Henrj-, painter, 719 Laguna
Ru lolph .Jacob, r. 2411 Clay
Rudolph Lemuel, driver Engine 7, r 3034} Sixteenth
Rudolph Louis A., tailmaker, r. Oaklind
Rudolph Robert P., driver, r. 1326 Mission
Rudolph Sarah S. .Miss, teacher S .uth Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2411 Clay
Rudouick Nicholas, restaurant, 806 Mission, r. 25 Eureka
Rudy Benjamin M., machinist, r. 9 Van Ness Av
Rudy James c)., iron molder. r 1406 Fols.im
Rue Edward U., cashier A. W. Foster & Co., ,S22 Pine. r.
Alameda
Rue tieorge W. , crripman, r. 1415 Mission
RIE Hl!.itBEKT R., secreUry Cosmos Club, 317
Powell
Ruebke Dietrich, callar foreman J. Gundlach & Co., r
l-2a Sjuth Park
Ruebsatn R., gripman, r. 1513 Polk
Rueckea John, snipping clerk Chas. M. Plum & Co r
129 Page
Rueckmann H. Mrs., widow, r. Park Hotel
Rl'ED J. C. A CO. (John C. Ruel and John J.
Nachtrieb) tanners of leather, commission mer-
chant!, tanner}- Dolores and Fourteenth, and agents
McKay & Chisholm, Benicia, Cal., otHce 121 Clay
Rued John C. (J. C. Rued & Co.) r. Oakland
RL'EDIGER J. A CO. (Julius Ruediger) proprietors
New Vienna Bakerv and Confectionery, 107 Larkin,
opp New City Hall
Ruediger Julius (J. Ruediger & Co.) r. 540 Fifteenth
Ruediii Clement, butler (506 Stockton
Ruedin Max, porter, r. 640 Howard
RIEF ABtt.4.H.4.n. attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 1-2-3, Telephone Ma n 1426, r. 316 Lom-
bard
Ruef Albion, watchmaker,
Ruef John, r. 43oi Hayes
Ruef Joseph, bartender, r. NE cor Fifth and Brjant
SAIN FPAINCISCO PAVIINC CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IINLS OF STREET aM SIDEWALK WOEI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERV STr'eEL "^ Room 20
r. 912 Bryant
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO ?'s Valencia
■"' » ^^ I 1 fc^ I t I Vi/V^. Telephone Mission
MnUlbLrtNltKIH^
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ACCESSORIES
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109
Montgomery St.
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1291
RUL
Ruef Louise Miss, r. 10 Pfeiffer
Ruef Louise Miss, typewriter A. Ruef, r. 316 Lombard
Ruef Marie Mis-i, teacher Garfield Primary School, r.
316 Lombard
Ruef Meyer, real estate, 402 Montgomery, room 1, r. 316
Lombard
Rueff Charles, salesman E. G. Lyons A; Co., r 2111
Pine
Rueff Wilhelm, wine maker, 919 Dolores
Ruegg Annie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1218 Valencia
Rue^g Anton, blacksmith, r. 636 Castro
Ruegg Frank, blacksmith, 1249 Valencia, r. 1218 Valen-
cia
Ruegg Gallus, bookkeeper S. & G. Gum]), r. 1710 Eddy
Ruegg J. H., porter, r. 234 Sixth
Ruegg Louis, blacksmith, r. SW cor Folsom and Army
Ruegg Mary, domestic SE cor Seventeenth and Eureka
Ruegg Paul, porter, r. 1533 California
Ruehl Julia, saleslady C. Hoult & Co., r. 1011 Castro
Rueihert John, shipping clerk Chas. M. Plum & Co.,r.
129 Page
KVE.tlMELI, .4. HACKER A CO. (St. Louis, Mo.)
manufacturers of Uradirworks' i)itent Klein ap-
paratu* for artificial cooling of water, Carlos A.
Lozaiio agent, 213 First
Ruen John B., crrier Post Office, r. 928} Guerrero
Ruepp Arnold, laborer, r. 61S Shipley
Ruepp Lena Miss, mdliner, r. 438 Second
Ruepp Simon, laborer, r. 438 Sec aid
Rueser Charles, blacKsinith, r. 316 McAllister
Rueter Brothers (Henry and Frederick) cigar ninfrs,
2430 Market
Rueter Frederick (Rueter Bros.) r. 2430 Market
Rueter Henry ( Kneter Bros. ) r. 24:<0 Market
B^ Rueter. See Reuter
Ruf Charles J., firenvm, r. 27605 Harrison
Ruf Fre lerica, widow, r. 27604_Harrison
Ruf Stephen, compjsitor Louies' RoescK Co., r. Alameda
Rufenacht Fredericka Mrs. , massage, r. 9i Rausch
Ruff Amelia Mrs., r. 1824 Stockton
Ruff Gustav, barber, r. 487 i Haight
Ruff Lawrence, liarber, r. 422 Green .vich
Ruff William, plumber, r. 1S24 Stockton
Ruffier Henry E., tinsmith, r. 609 Pine
RUFFIEUX LOUIS, c<..r,e...»,,
aud ice cream parlttr, 10!) Powell, Tele-
phone .Uain MI!>. r. 4b Antonio
Ruffia Bruno, tailor, 402 Montg.miery, room 34
Ruttino C. E., oiler stmr Anstr.lia
Ruth 1(1 Fortuna Miss, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Ruffiiio Francesca Miss, r. NVV cor Sixteenth and Dolores
RUFFI^O LOUIS J. (Ruffino & Bianchi) r. 229 Do-
lores
Ruttino Serafinn, r. 537 Greenwich
RUFFINO & BIANCHI ........
Kutttiio and Carlo O. BiaacUi) »teani
marble sawmill, 8m-.S70 Kryant, Tele-
phone SoHth ;tlil
Ruffo Albert, clerk, r. 525 Green
Rufiier Jacob, barber, 1707 Market, r. Alameda
Rufner Joseph W., r. 203 Sunnyside Av
Ru'.'e George ;He Irich & Ruge) r. 618 Ellis, rear
Rugen H., musician, r. 15 Treat Av
Ruggiero Antone, laborer, r. 2 Juniper
Ruggiero E. & Co., job printing, 62!) Washington
Ruggiero Emelio (E. Ruggiero & Co.) r. 117i Francisco
Ruggiero Pasquale, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Ruggiero Rjsario, peddler, r. 213 V Tehvmi
Rug.des Albert B., broker, 307 Montgomery, r. 905 Post
RVIiOLE!^ CHARLES S., manager Celery, Beef and
Iron Co., 1.50 New Montgomerv, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Ruggles David W. (D. \V. Ruggles& «on) r. 1312 Vallejo
Ruggles David W. Jr. (D. W. Ruggles & Son) r. 1312
Vallejo
Call TelepHoqe Soutd 4S8
960 HOWARD STREET
THE UNITED 8T0TES BREWERY
BREINA/
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEEP
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOP?.
Ruggles D. W. & Son (David W. and David W. Jr.)
stoves and ranges, 408-410 Jackson
Ruggles E. Frank, elevatonnan Crocker BIdg, r. 3206
Sixteenth
Ruggles Francis E., cabinetmaker, r. 3206 Sixteenth
Ruggles James D., deputy County Clerk, r. 2210 Jackson
Ruggles James D. Jr., correspondent Bank of California,
r. 2210 Jackson
Ruggles John E. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 1641 Bush
Ruggles William P. , r. 14 Fair Oaks
Ruggs William H., machinist, r. 17 J Sumner
Rugh Washnigton C, furniture, 907 Mission, r. 655
Howard
Rugland Josephine, widow, produce, 2610 Mission
Ruhe Benjamin (Hays & Ruhe) r. 409 Bro lerick
Ruhl Beniard G. (B. G. Ruhl &Co.) r. 1.503 Buchanan
Buhl B. G. & Co. (Bernard G. Rnhl) poultry and dairy
produce, 20d-20b Washington
Ruhl Guido, aeneral merchandise, r. 1503 Buchanan
H^- Ruhl. See Rule
Ruhland Christian (Ruhland & Zimmerman) r. N s Point
Lobos Av bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Ruhland Emil, millman r. 12b South Park
Ruhland Frederick, r. 12b South Park
Ruhliiid George P., dr ver, r. N B Point Lobos Av, bet
Thirty second and Thirty-th rd Avs
Ruhland -ioseph, cellar, nan, r. 1006 Buchanan
Ruhland & Zimmerman (Christian Ruhland an-l Karl
Ziinmennan) dairy, N s Point Lobos Av bet Thirty -
83cond and Thirty-third Avs
Ruble Matilda, domestic 2597 Howard
Ruble Rudolph, bookbinder, r. 114 Spreckels Av
Ruhling Edward, assayer, r. 722 Fell
Ruhling Fred, insurance and assayer, r. 722 Fell
Ruhling Frederick, retaurant, 49 Second
Ruhlinger George, cellarman, r. 103 California Av
Ruhlinger William, stencil cutter, r. 108 California Av
Rubin T. F., U. S. N., Asst Na\al Constructor, U. S.
Naval C' instruction Office, r. Cosmos Club
Ruhnau Frank, cook Olympia Hotel
Ruhser Frederick W. Jr., clerk J. Henry Boyson, r. 136
Clipper
Ruhser William, boilermaker, r. 136 Clipper
' Ruhwedel Charles Mrs., widow, groceries, 38 Ritch
Ruig Jose, cook, stmr Umatilla
Ruile Henry, drayman, r. 928 Filbert
Ruisinger uharles M., butcher, r. 649J Stevenson
Ruix Alice Mrs. 1. 506 Jones
Ruix Charlotte Miss, cashier Palace Hotel Restaurant, r.
506 Jones
Ruiz Auralio, porter, r. 913i Jackson
Ruiz Jesus, waiter, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Ruiz Rosa, widow, r. 8i7 Alabama
Rule Cassie D., r. 612 Hyde
Rule Edward J., cishier, r. 112J Henry
Bule Howard, bookkeeper, r. 1633 Sacramento
Rule J. Miss, r. 910 Jones
Rule James G., mining, r. 2302 California
Rule John W., dru^gi-t, D. D. Hunt, r. 301 Fifth
Rule William J. Mrs., r. 951 Bush
e^ Rule. See Ruhl
Ruley Samuel, musician, r. 29 Jones
Rulffs John, janitor, r. 1 Verba Buena
Ru ffs John H. (Rulffs & Son) r. 1307 Buchanan
Rulffs Peter H. (Rulffs & Son) r. 1307 Buchanan
Rulffs &Son (John H. & Peter H.) wood and coal, 1.307
Buchanan
Rulfs Antone clerk Rulfs & Co., r. 234 Van Ness Av
Rulfs D. G.. electrician, r. 210 Hyde
Rulfs Frank, r. 1610 Folsimi
Rulfs Henry, clerk Rulfs & Co. , r. 234 Van Ness Av
Rulfs John, clerk George Ludeke, r. 1712 Ed ly
Rulfs John (Rulfs & Co.) r. 234 Van Ness Av
Rulfs Rena, domestic -'329 Bush
Rulfs Theodore, clerk Rulfs & Co., r. 234 Van Ness Av
Rulfs & Co. (John Rulfs) groceries and liquors, 234 Van
Ness Av
3 3-
STOVES
HND KITCHEN S\/F=1=LIES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST,
M, B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'8
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
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428 CALIFORNJA STREET
Rulini! Laura Mis, saleslady, r. 2006 Larkin
Kulis n Harry W., bookkeeper Charles J. Leist cSi Co., r.
779 Hai^'ht
Rullhauseii Lena Mrs. , domestic 23.5 Chattanooga
Rulofson Alfred C, buyer Baker & Hamilton, r. 2428
Pine
Rulofson Alfred C. Jr., student, r. 2428 Pine
Rumble A. Ca-sou, mviiiger Midas Gold Saving Machin-
ery Co.. 114 First, r. Hll Octavia
Rumble George W. (Rumble & Co.) r. 1714 Market
KIIMKLK .« fO. (G. W. Rumble) grain brokers, 62
Merchants' Exchange Bldg Telephone Main 5686
RII.UIiOL» TUO.HiS F.. physician, 76-77 CYocker
BHg, Telephone Main 53S3, r. 120 Laurel, Tele-
phone West .56t
Runietsch George, clerk John Claussen, r. 130 Four-
teenth
Rumetsch Jacob (Runietsch & Walther) and manager
Libeitv Soda W .rks, r. 1225 Rhode Island
RrMKT.SC'll * tVALTIlER (Jacob Rumetsch and
Philip n. Walther) wines and liquors, 207 Grant Ay
Runnjl Au,'U5t, pr >prielor Union HitA, r. 1300 Turk
Ru umel Gotlief. farmer, r. Alms House
Kummel L llian, domestic 1226J Sacramento
Rummel William J., assistant porter C. and C. Hospital
RuinmeUburg Alexander, bookKeeper J. Bamberger &
Co., r. 622 Ha'ght
Rumpf Frank, cellarman, r. 1525 Dupont
Rumpf Matilda, widow, dressmaker, r. 1525 Dupont
Rumsey Ktta Miss, cashier, r. 315 Mason
Rumsey F. M., \vaiter Palace Hotel
Ruucie David R., bartender, r. 527 Clay
Ruiicie J. E., lieutenant IS. S. Army, r. Cosmos Club
Rundnerg P., hydropathist, 1130 Valencia
Runde Frederick A., iiutcher, 2160 Mission
Runde Rudolph, labgrer, r. 221 Mnina
Rundin Fritz, waiter, r. 511 Valencia
Rundle George G., shipwright, shop 209 Steuart, office 40
California, r. 711 Tennessee
Runey Theodore B., laborer, r. 47Natoma
Runge Charles, salesman, r. 622 Clay
Run-e Felix L., salesman Deckelman Bros., r. 217 Hick-
ory Av
Runge Frederick, machinist, r. 1112 Iowa
Runge Frederick VV., real estate, r. 1913 Howard
Runge John, laborer, r. 240 Greenwich
Runge Lina A. Miss (Runge & Elliot) office 330 Pine,
room 52
Runge Otto T., barber, r. 7 Alice
Runge & Elliot (Miss Lina A. Runge and Mrs. Z. P. El-
liot) typewriters, 330 Pine, room 32
Runington Michael, -ooper, r. 559 Eighth
Runn Charles, bookkeeper, r. 3 Central PI
Runnels John W.. milkman, r. 231 Douglass
Runnels Oscar, teamster, r. 1814i Scott
RuustromCh rles T., bootulack, 25i Market, r. 10181
Was- ington
Runyon Albert J. (McDonogh & Runyon) r. 1102 Green
Runyon Carrie, widow, r. 410} Natoma
Runyon Charles F., secreta y Goodyear Rubber Co., 577-
579 Market, r. 409 Fillmore
Runyon Edward W. (Boericke & Runyon) r. 1400 Webster
Runyon Frank W., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co r
408 Sutter
Runyon Frederick F., law student James Alva Watt r
409 Fillmore
Runycm Harklay, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1041 Mis-
sion
Runyon Marj% wi low, r. 1024 Green
Ruoff John S., butcher, r. 1507 Devisadero
Ruperich George E., stenographer, r. 726 Shotwell
Rupert Delos, painter, r. 1024 Mission
Rupert George J., butcher, r. 503 Natoma
Rupert Heze D., carpenter, r. 1024 Mission
Rupert John, rigger, r. 1206V Kexrny
Rupert M try Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1024 Mission
Rupke Arthur, chief cook, r. 440i Jessie, rear
Rupke Richard, cellarman, r. 12a South Park
Rupky Susxn, widow, r. 3139 S xteenth
Rupp George, barber, 705.^ Market, r. 487| Haigbt
Rupp Paul, waiter, r. 1302 Hayes
lluppcl Charles, merchant, r. 407 Mason
Ruppel Charles, watchmikcr and jeweler, 408 Market
Ruppel Charles F., butcher, r. 911 Florida
Ruppel Christian F., contractor, r. 1924 Golden Gate At
Ruppel Connid, laborer, r. 911 Florida
Ruppel Frank C. , bookkeeper Brown & Metzner, r. 1924
Golden Gate Av
Rupi^el George, salesman, r. 20 Eureka
Ruppel Henr>' L., carpenter, r. 911 Florida
Rupp. 11 L uis, r. 911 Florida
Bupprecht Philip, r. 632 Hayes
Ruppenstein Andrew, groceries and liquors, SE cor. Bat-
tery and Vallejo, r. 820 Battery
Ruppert Charles M , bookkeeper Hofmann & Woenne.
r. 722 Howard
Ruppert Daniel E., dair\Tnan. r. Lakeview
Ruppert William, butcher, r. 722 Howard
Rupprecht Philip H., salesman Charles W. Stoffers, r.
632 Hayes
Ruprich George E. . clerk Car Accountant's' Dept S. P.
Co,, r. 214Ub Market
Rusac Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 3005a .Sixteenth
Rusac William J., shipbuilder, r. 1917 Howard
Ruscli John, clerk H. K. Vocke, r. SW cor Golden Gate
Av and Hyde
Rusch John J., liquors, 17 Seventh
Rusch Robert H., salesman Bennett Bros., r. 547 Jessie
Rusche Bernard, papercutter, r. 419 Oak
Rusche Herman, laborer, r. 1637 Howard
Rusc^ier Joseph harne<sniaker, r. 348 Fourth
KI'SCOM .fOH.\ B.. groceries and liquors, SE cor
Hayes and Van Ness Av, r. 137 Hayes
Rusconi Joseph, sawfiler, r. 9 Gordon
Ruse Andrew operator Pac. Can C.)., r. 702 Brannan
Ruse Henrj', openitor Pac. Can Co., r. 702 Brannan
Rusenblad Henrj-, tanner, r. 1233 Hh^ de Island
Rush Abraham, merchant tailor, 25 Market, r. 1511
Mission
Rush Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 451 Stevenson
Rush James, boilerinaker, r. 8(53 Bryant
Rush John, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. East Oak-
land
Rush John, laborer, r. LSOO Turk
Rush Mich el, butcher, r. 2306 Larkin
Rush Minnie Mrs., bakery, 1326 Howard
Rush Patrick, laborer, r. E s Rhode Island nr Twenty-
fifth
Rush Patrick, track repairer, r. 527J Linden Av
Rush Patrick J., gripman, r. 20<»4 McAllister
Rush Rose A. Miss, nurse, r. 506b Hayes
Rush Sarah Mrs., r. 120 Tenth
Rush Sarah E., widow, r. 899 Fulton
Rush Thomas, bakery, 40 Seventh
Rush Thomas H., manager The Hawthorne Young Men's
Christian Association Bldg, r. 1217 Mission
Rush Thomas J., clerk, r. 315 Chern"
Hush William, teamster, r. 545 Fult'.n
Rush William H., carpenter, r. 315 Cherry
Rushie Mic ael J., salesman Cartan McCarthy & Co., r.
310 Stockton
Rushforth Samuel, elevatorman, r. II.tJ Perry
Rushmer Edwin L. , compositor, r. 304 Steiner
Rushmeri T. B., r. 649a Willows Av
Rushton Charles A. , carpenter, r. 2235 Geary
Rushton Francis V., carpenter, r. 211.1 Geary, rear
Rushworth William, r. 37 Fulton
Rusk Reuben F., barber, r. Denver House
Rusk William G. , asst stage carpenter Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 275 Stevenson
Rusld Alex, seaman, r, 116 Berrv
RLSS .4DOLPIII'S «.. agent Russ Estate, 201 Mont-
gomerii-, r. 16 Columbia Square
Russ Albert H. (Russ Bros.) r. 16 Columbia Square
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Russ Albert W. , clerk Excelsior Redwood Co. r. 2824
Mission
Ru Antone, laborer, r. 1 502 Kentucky
Russ A. 1'., William B. Wegener ii^ent, 510 Market
RtiSS BltOTIlKliiS (Robert R. and Albert H.) plumb-
ers, 342 S xth
RIISS KSI'AIK. Adolp^>us G. and Henry B. Russ
ajrents, office 201 Montgomery
Russ Frank, p inter, r. New Continental Hotel
Russ Krederick E. clerk, r. Brooklyn Hotel
BII^S HI'^\ICI B., a.'.'ent Russ Estate office 201
Montgomery, r. (j Columbia Squaie
KlISS IIOIISK, J. S. Young proprietor, 215 Montgom-
ery hit Bush and Pine, Teleph .ne Main 50.)
Russ L.uiiiber and Mill Co., C. A. Hooper & Co. agents,
204 Front
Russ Robert R. (Rus^ Bros.) r. 16 Columbia Square
Russ, Sanders & Co. (William N. Russ, A. J. Harville
and Charles P. Doe) whol sale produce and commis-
sion morchants, 121-123 Davis
Russ Thomaa teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
Russ W.u.a.u N. (Russ, Sanders & Co.) r. Ferndale,
Humboldt Co. , Cal.
Russa Tomassi, shoemaker, r. Five Mile House, Mission
Road
Russel Frank, laborer, 1610 Howard
Russel Jen ly Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 1018 Geary
Russel Katie, domestic 2018 Webster
Russeler Henry, tailur, r. 29 Hornet
Russell A. J. Mrs., r. 1114 Elm Av
Rus ell Albert B., clerk, r. 1612 Larkin
Russell Alexander, mai hinist, r. 604 Mariposa
Russell Alexander, salesman Bowers Rubber Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Russell Anderson M. Rev., pastor Hamilton Square Bap-
tist Church, r. 2228.i Po.-.t
Russell Andrew, michinist, r. Alm^ Hou'e
Russell Annie L. Miss, r. 11 Monroe
Russell Antone, cook, r. 36 Fulton
Russell Bell Miss, wiitress. r. 1153 Howard
Russell Birdie, domestic 320 Fulton
Ruse 1 Bridge', widow, r. 242 Fifth
Russell B. T. Mrs., r, 'Mo Market
Rt.SSKlL. VKltF «& .noWRV (Charles J. Russell
Ernest Cerf and M ir on L. Mowry) general agents
Town of Grover, 17 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Ru sell Charles, r. 15 Varennes
Russell Charles r. 513a Larkin
Russell Charles d., collector Oregon Improvment Co., r.
Alameda
Russell Charles F., bookkeeper Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. (of New York) r. Itoi Leaven vorth
Russ 11 Charles J. (Russell, Cerf & Mowry) r. San Luis
Obispo, Cal.
Russell Chiirles J,, fruit packer, r. 1725 Devisadero
Russell Charles S., salesman James R. Russell, r. The
Baldwin
Russell Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Eddy
Ruseell Colerid,'e, salesman J. Macdonough & Co., r.
3i30i Sacramento
Russell David, pjrter, r. 742 Clementina
Russell David M., with Board of Fire Underwriters of
Pacific, r. 1807 Jones
Russell Edward J., liqu rs, 3J Polk, r. 5 Polk
Russell E Iward T. , real estate and insurance, 214 Cali-
fornia, r. 5 P.ilk
Russell Edward W., dental student, r. 1015 Market
Russell Emma, widow, r. 1709 Stevenson
Russell Eva, widow, r. 1007 Capp
Russell Francis R., driver Union Ice Co , r. 605 Fourth
Russell Frank H., conductor, r. 1018 Geary
Russell Frederick, r. 719 Harri-on
Russell Frederick W. clerk London & S. F, Bank Ltd.,
r. 23 1 San Jose Av
Russell Fre 1 .!., attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
r. Oakland
Russell George, horseshoer, r. 157 Persia Av
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7VYP5i=2KET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
)-redericKsPur^ Bottiio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A CHOICE AND Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Russell George, waiter stmr Au-tralia
Rus.sell Geor e D., machinist, r. 235 Twenty-ninth
Russell Gejfge F., stone polisher, r. 2 urid'ge PI
Russell George J., upholsterer, r. 17 Glen ParkAv
Russell George L., laborer, r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Russell George W., policeman, r. 2109 Bush
Russell Hamlet B., salesman John B. Russell, r 325
Ellis
Russell Hannah, domestic 1601 Scott
Rlli^SELL, HAKRW A., Pacific Coast agent Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Co., 21 Mills
Bid,', 6th floor r. 2020 Vallejo
Russell Harry .(., salesman Hul e, Bradford & Co., r.
1931^ Steven-on
Russell James, • . 742 Clementina
Russell Janie-*, 1st assistant engineer stmr Celia, r. 25
Market
Russell James, receiving teller Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Russell James (California Uniform Co.) r. 17 J Guy PI
Russe 1 .'ames J., clerk Freight Auditor's S P Co r
1101 Pine ■ ■' ■
Russell James K., bill clerk Edison Light and Power Co
r. 128 Fourth Av
Russell James R., wholesale leather dealer, 53 Second
r. Alameda '
Russell Ja e, widow, r. l.')7 Persia Av
Russell Jay E., attorney at law, r. 1424 Greenwich
Russell J. B. Mrs., r. 1007 Capp
Russell Jerome J., laborer, r. 14 Jack,son
Russell J. Harry (Wendell-Russell Supply Co.) r Oak-
la- d
Russell J. J., bednaker, r. 537 Sacramento
Russell John, driver r. 719 Harrison
Russell John, laborer r. 103 Gennania
R issell John, laborer, r. 714i Natoma
Russell John, piinter, r. 170:)e Stevenson
Russell John, steward, r. 616 Bush
Russell John, surveyor .Etna Ins. Co., r. 1807 Jones
Russell Joh I Mrs., furnishel rooms, 616 Bush
RlIsiSeLL JOH.\ A., clerk Board of Supervisors r
68 i McAllister
R issell John A. Jr., deputy License Collector, r. 686
McAl.ister
Russell John B., boots and shoes, 704 Market, r 3'5
Ellis
Russell John C. C. (Webster & Russell) attorney at law
319 Pine, rooms 67-68, r. Oakland
RC^SGLL JOn.M C. A VO., proprietors Miramar
Pharmacy. 701 Geary, Telephone East 139
Russell J<jhn D., bartender, r. 705 Fifth Av
Russell John E., engineer, r. 1225'^ Florida
Russell John E., laborer, r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Russell John J., horse collar maker, r. 11 Zoe
Ru-sell John L.. architect, r. 875 Mission
RUS^SELIi .IOII.\ li., manager Kingan &Co., 117 Cali-
fornia, r. Hotel St. Nich il is
Russell John M., restaurant, 735 Fourth
Russell John W. (J. W. Russell & Co.) r. 3 0 Sixth
Av
Ru-sell Joseph L., printer, r. 2315 0ctavia
Russell Joseph L. Jr., printer, r. 2810 Laguna
Russell Jo,ie l,., stenognpher Syz &Co., r. 719 Harr'sou
Kussell J. Swift, butcher, r. 1776 Howard
RUSisELL .1. W. «& <;0. (John W. Russell and Wil-
liam Edwards) manufacturers artesian well boring
and drilling to.. Is, 109-111 Fremont
Russell Lee F.. carrier Post Office, r. 1114 Elm Av
Rus ell Lillian, widow, milliner, r. 1220 Bush
Russell Louis M., fireman, r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Russell Mary, domestic, 15 9 Geary
Russell Mary, widow, r. 235 Twenty-ninth
Rus-ell Mary, widow, restaurant, 212 Steuart
Russell Mary E., wid w, r. 607 Br.iderick
Russell Mary J., widow, r, 1 25 Devisadero
Russell Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 616 Bush
Russell Michael, miner, r. Alms House
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Russell Monson (Wells, Russell iS: Co.) r. 2215 Pacific At
Russell Patrick, clerk W. C. Ordway. r. 35 Gilbert
Russell Patrick H., traveliug salesman Man, Sadler &
Co., r. 2020 Vallejo
Russell Philip, oiler, r. 1909a McAllister
Russell Robert, t€amst«r, r. NE cor. Fillmore and
Chestnut
Russell Robert G. \\., barber, r. 65 Clementina
Russell Robert N., traveling salesman Muiphy, Grant &
Co., r. 11 Keamv
Russell Roy F., blacksmith Henry B. Schindler, r. Oak
land
Russell Samuel A., hostler, r. 5 Commercial
Russell Samuel B., clerk Loewy & Gutsch, r. Oakland
Russell Samuel G., clerk, r. 1725Devisadero
Russell Sarah J., *.iss, modiste, r. 514 Sutter
Russell Stephen D., blacksmith, r. 1915 Polk
Russell Thomas, coachman, r. 18 Lewis
Russell Thomas, tilesetter, r. 36 Ritch
Russell Thomas, tinsmith, r. 15 Varennes
Bl isSELL THOMAS A €0. (New York) sole agents
Clark's Mile-End spool cott^jn, Floyd C. Walker
manager, 104 Battery
Russell Thomas C, proof reader, r. 1343 Twentv-sixth
Russell Thomas S., secretary Navarro Mill Co.", 42 Mar-
ket, rooms 1-2, r. 1612 Larkiu
Russell Tracy G., r. 2215 Pacific Av
Russell Walter, laborer, r. 1153 Howard
Russell William, laborer, r. ; 6 Clay
Russell William, laborer, r. 730 Natoma. rear
Russell William, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Russell William, jiresident Summit Lime Co., 22-24 Sac-
ramento, r. Felton, Cal.
Russell William, teamster, r. 57 Persia Av
Kl!!iSELL IVILLlA.n F., general freisrht agent North
Pacific Coast Radroad Company, 14 Sansome, r.
.Pacific- Union Club
Russell William G., clerk, r. 15 Varennes
Russell William H., Bailiff Supreme Court, r. 305 Larkin
Russell William H., helper Shot Tower, r. 318 Turk
Russell William J., master stnir San Jose
Russell William L. , solicitor G. H. Umbsen & Co. , r. 791
Suiter
Russell William M., carpenter, r. 17 Glen Park Av
Russell William S., barber, 62 Second, r. 65 Clementina
Russey John, painter, r. 149 Shipley
Russi Frank (Russi & Regli) r. Scott Av nr Silver Av
Russi & Regli (Frank Russi and Stanislaus Regli) dairy-
men, Scott Av nr Silver Av
Rr!»!»IA.\ C'ENETERV, N of Point Lobos Av nr
Thirtv-third Av
Rl<»SIi.\ COXSILATE, V. A. Artsimovitch, oflBce
41^ CL^lifornia, rooms 9-10
Rl JiSIA.N EC( LESIASTICAL COXSIlSTORl OF
ALASKA, 1715 Powell
Russian Fur Company (incorporated) James 'Magorty
manager,' furs, 914 Market
Russian River Packing Company (Healdsburg) Field &
Stone Co., agents, 126 California
RI'!«!»IAX >VIftE WORKS, Andreas, Chrenik &
Co. proprietors, 52 Minna
Russian and Turkish-Oriental Tobacco Company The,
Mrs. Fanny Rosenthal proprietor, 624 Market
Russing Charles, teamster, r. 318 Seventh
Russinger Charles, butcher Mark Strouse
Russler John, baker, r. 438 Tehama
KLSSO-UKEEK CATHEDRAL, Rt. Rev. Nicholas
Bishop of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, 1513-151"
Powell
Russo-Greek Seminarj-, 1715 Powell
Rust Clara, widow, r. 9 Warren Av
Rust Clement P., mnfrs agent, 221 Front, room 9, r. Oak-
land
Rust Edsrar C, salesman Rivers Bros., r. 500 Hayes
Rust Frank N., s])ecial agent Mutual Life Ins." Co. (of
New York) r. 413 Bartlett
Rust Ferdinand, driver Chicigo Brewery
Rust Fre 'erick M. F., stationerv, 219 Golden Gat« Av.
Rust Theresa C. Mrs., r. 1418 Vallejo
Rustad .- lexander F., machinist, r. Long Bridge South
and Kentucky
Rustad William, liquors, 260 Brannan
Rusteberg Andrew, musician, r. 2705 Folsom
Rustemever William J. , proprietor New York Kitchen,
733 .Market, r. 2335 Mission
Ruston William, waiter, r. 118 Williams
Rutchmann John, baker, r. 763 Howard
Rutemann John, liquors, 600 Seventh, r. .50t> Sixth
Ruter Marcus, groceries and liquors, 2701 Folsom, r.
2619 Folsom
Ruter Samuel, merchant, r. 437i Tehama
RFTH H.iRRl, proprietor Bouquet Saloon,1209 Polk,
r. 1217 Polk
Ruth Lizzie, widow, r. 926 Twenty-second
Ruth Louis (Olsen, Ruth & Cook)'r. 926 Twenty-second
Ruthven Ernest, stonecutter, r. 1138 Howard
Ruthe Charles E., accountant Rudolph Herold, r. 228
Waller
Ruther Edward, clerk , r. 823 Vallejo
RITUER F. A CO. (Frederick A. Ruther) importers
and commission merchants, 309 California, rooms
3-4
Ruther Frederick A. (F. Ruther & Co.) r. Alameda
Ruthert'ord Anna W. Mis-i, stenographer James P. Lang-
home, r. 2512 Brvant
Rutherford Charles A., r. 528 Turk
Rutherford Da\id C, machinist, r. 1015 Market
Rutherford David R., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 417 Brjant
Rutherford George H., porter Red^ngton & Co., r. Temes-
cal, Ca
Rutherford Helen M. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primarr
School, r. 2512 Brj-ant
Rutherford Henry M. Mrs., mining and real estate, 819
.Market, rooms 53-54
Rutherford John, clerk, r. 443 Bartlett
Rutherford Permelia, widow, r. 443 Bartlett
Riiherford Peter, foreman Bode & Haslett, r. Lorin, Cal
Rutherford Robert R., foreman Bode & Haslett, r.
Lorin, Cal.
Rutherford Samuel McP., 2d lieutenant 4th Cavalry U.
S. A., Presidio
Rutherford Thomas, r. 1212 Hjde
Rutheriord T. L., vineyardist, r. 406 Sutter, rooms 18-19
Rutherford William, clerk San Jose Brick Co., r. 528
Turk
Rutherford William W., wagonmaker, r. 443 Bartlett
Ruthnick John C, yardman Edward F. Niehaus, r. West
Berkeley
Ruthrauff Alonzo T., carpenter, r. 916 Twenty-third
Ruthrauff Henry F., inspector Custom House, r. 112
Fair Oaks
Ruthrauff William A., clerk Paj-masters Department S.
P. Co., r. 718 Twenty -fourth
Ruths Gustav C, mechanical engineer, r. 1101 Mission
Rutkowski Felix, seaman, r. 120 First
Rutledge David, bookkeeper Cluff Bros., r. 809 Harri-
Rutledge Thomas, shoemaker, r. 405 Point Lobos Av
Rutledge ^\■illiam, gripman, r. 1090 Union
Rutten John, carpenter, r. 2106 Lombard
Rutter Frederick, r. 118 California
Rutter Joseph, hostler, r. 314 Natoma
Rutter Thomas, blacksmith, r. 915 Gearj-
Ruttman John, clerk Herman Segelken, r.
ard
Ruttmann John G., capitalist, r. 603 Geary
Rutz George A., bakerj-, 449 Third, r. 836 Valencia
Ruud Ellas, clerk Sanbom-Perris Map Co., r. Alameda
Runs Rasmus, hamessmaker, r. 5J0b Turk
Ruxton Thomas, wharfbuilder, r. 7 Vandewater
Ryall John (Ryall & McGranaghan) r. 2981 Harrison
Ryall Marj-, w-idow, r. 1314J Larkin, rear
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIBEWALI WOBI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
1601 How-
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CC
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Ryall & McOraiiag-han (John Ryall and Hugh McGrana-
ghan) liquors, 3 Pacific -
Ryan Addie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2243 Sutter
Ryan A. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 3 Leonard PI
Ryan Ann, widow, r. 107 Freelon
Ryan Ann, widow, r. 420 Sixth
Ryan Anne, domestic 1719 San Carlos Av
Ryan Annie, widow, r. 647 Stevenson
Ryan Annie Miss, confectionery, 264 Third
Ryan Annie M. Miss, clerk, r. 1312 Hyde
Ryan Arthur, cornicemaker, r. 145i Fifth
Ryan Belle E. Miss, teacher Richmond Primary School,
r. 338 Eleventh Av
Ryan Bernard C, cooper, r. 8 Lafayette
Ryan B. L. Mrs., widow, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan Bridget, widow, r. lOi Clinton
Ryan Bridget, widow, liquors, 2229^ Market
Ryan Bridget A. Mrs., r. 51 3i Hyde
Ryan Catharine, widow, r. 1801 Eddy
Ryan Catherine Miss, bakery, r. 722 Lombard
Ryan Charles J. , with Oregon Imp. Co. , r. 565 Howard
Kyan Clarence H., traveling salesman, r. 3 Leonard PI
Ryan Cornelius, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Ryan Cornelius, lodgings, 667 Minna
Hyan Daniel, driver, r. 1514 Franklin
Ryan Daniel, druggist, 3502 Mission, r. 8 California Av
Ryan Daniel, janitor, r. 33J Ritch
Ryan Daniel, machinist, r. 1831 Union
Ryan Daniel, teamster, r. 104 Greenwich
Ryan Daniel, teamster, r. 537 Natoma
Rvan Daniel A., managing clerk W. H. L. Barnes, r.
1514 Franklin
Ryan Daniel F., clerk, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan Daniel J., grocer, SE cor Broderick and Washing-
ton, r. 2935 Washington
Ryan Daniel M., machinist, r. 1611 Vallejo
Ryan Daniel R., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 1328 Hayes
Ryan David, solecutter, r. 928 Natoma
Ryan David M. (McDowell & Ryan) r. Virginia, Nev
Ryan Delia, dressmaker, r. 211 Fourteenth
Ryan Dennis, blacksmith, r. 512 Howard
Ryan Dennis W., conductor, r. 332 Fifth Av
Ryan D. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1205 Howard
Ryan Dominic, packer, r. 7 Bowie Av
Ryan E., printer, r. 537 Sacramento
viMAfi K. BLACK, tax agent S. P. Co., 64 Union
Trust Bldg, r. Menlo Park
Ryan Edmund, clerk, r. Alms House
Ryan Edward, seaman, r. 334 Main
Ryan Edward, blacksmith, r. 346 Fourth
Ryan Edward, painter Charles Waltz
Ryan Edward E. teamster, r. 155 Treat Av
Rvan Edward E., wool sorter, r. 1007 Florida
Ryan Edward J., molder, r. 306 Nineteenth
Ryan Edward J. , tailor, r. 5135 Hyde
Ryan Edward S. (Ryan & Ryan), r. 3.^ Tay
Ryan Edward T., clerk Baltour, Guthrie &Co., r. 3 Cal-
houn
Ryan E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 338 Eleventh Av
Kyan Elizabeth, widow, r. 1642} Mission
Ryan Elizabeth T. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 720a Broderick
Ryan Ella R. Mrs., solicitor Swain & Murdock, r. 1206J
Broadway
Ryan Ellen, widow, r. 2375 Langton
Ryan Fanny, widow, r. 906 Vallejo
Ryan Frank, r. 5 Taylor
Ryan Frank, brassfounder, r. 306 Butte
Ryan Frank, foreman Broadway Dock, r. 834d Howard
Ryan Frank B., clerk Sujiply Dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
338 Eleventh Av
Ryan FranK M., shipping clerk Murjjhy, Grant & Co., r.
1830 Bush
Ryan George, actor, r. 420 Tehama
Ryan George, groceries and liquors, SE cor Columbia PI
and Park Av
Hyan George, stevedore, r. 2605 Brannan
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
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Ryan George, teamster, r. 107 Freelon
Ryan Georgie C. Mrs., grand secretarj' Native Daugh-
ters of the Golden West, 44 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. 338 Eleventh Av
R.van George W., painter, U. S. Mint, r. 5 .Jansen
Rvan G. H. , r. 519 McAllister
Ryan Hannah Mrs., r. 513 Eddy
Ryan Harrj', cutter sole dept S. H. Frank & Co.
Ryan Hattie D. Miss, nurse, r. SOg Bush
Ryan Henry, r. 537 Minna
Ryan Henry, sole cutter, r. 928 Natoma
R.yan Henry M., contractor, r. 508 Second
Ryan Honora, widow, r. 1435 Valencia
Ryan Jacob, clerk Horwitz & Cohn, r. 340b Shipley
Ryan James, r. 321 First
Ryan James, bookkeeper, r. 5 Harriet
Ryan James, brass finisher, r. 5655 Natoma
Ryan James, engineer, r. 1324 Bryant
Ryan James, foreman, r. 211 Fourteenth
Ryan James, laborer, r. 24 Gunnison
Ryan James, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Ryan James, laborer, r. 624 Jessie
Ryan James, laborer, r. 1455 Minna, rear
Ryan James, marine fireman, r. 39 Gilbert
Ryan James, painter, r. 28 Lily Av
Ryan James, plumber, r. 735} Minna
Ryan James, porter, r. New Western Hotel
Ryan James, teamster, r. 242 Townsend
Ryan James, teamster, r. 921 Vallejo
Ryan James A., foreman Mantel Dejit W. W. Moritit^jno
& Co. , r. Berkeley
Ryan James A., plnmber, r. 834 Green
Ryan James E., liquors, 638 Third, r. 550 Bryant
Ryan James G., clerk, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan James H., engineer, r. 519 Shotwell
Ryan James H., liquors, r. 533 Greenwich
Ryan James P., bartender, r. 119 Morton
Ryan James W., groceries and liquors, 117 Fifth, r. 513
Nineteenth
Ryan James W., pressman, r. 2110 Van Ness Av
R.van Jane, widow, r. 411 Clementina
Ryan Jesse, butcher, r. Fifteenth Av South nr Railroa<i
Av
Ryan John, r. 115 Bowie Av
Ryan John, r. 733 Harrison
Ryan John, boilermaker, r. 919 Folsoin
Ryan John, deckhand, r. SW cor California Av and York
Ryan John, fireman, r. E s Sierra nr Illinois
Ryan John, gripman, r 415 Jersey
Ryan John, horseshoer G. W. Brown, r. West Berkeley
Ryan John, ironworker, r. S s Beach nr Broderick
Ryan John, laborer, r. 306 Butte
Ryan John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
Ryan John, laborer, r. 5655 NaU)ma
Ryan John, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Ryan John, machinist, r. 165 Bernice
Ryan John, machinist, r. 420 Bryant
Ryan John, machinist, r. 2221 California
Ryan John, sawyer, r. 352 Michigan
Ryan John, seaman, r. 6 Union
Ryan John, sheetiron worker, r. 54 First
Ryan John, teamster, r. 29 Cherubusco
Ryan John, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Ryan John, teamster, r. 238 Fremont
Ryan John, teamster, r. 2746 Bush
Ryan John A. , policeman, r. 1639 Howard
Ryan John A. , teamster, r. 1603 Mission
RyaniJohn B., marine engineer, r. 2754 Bush
Ryan John C, engineer, r. 918 Minnesota
Ryan John E., teamster, r. 528 Jessie
Kyan John F., carpenter, r. 928 Natoma
Ryan John F., driver, r. 7 McLea Ct
Ryan John F., shoemaker, r. 1032 Treat Av
Ryan John H., assistant clerk Board of Supervisors, r.
3109 Sacramento
Ryan John J. (McHugh k Ryan) r. 1001 Twentieth
R.yan John J., clerk, r. 215 Keaniv
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Ryan John J., groceries and liquors 959 Bryant, r. 829
Braiinan
Rvan John J., laborer, r. 12-20 Powell
Rvan John J., lonirshoreman, r. 204 Kitch, rear
Rvan John J., ruV'ber worker, r. 1-21 Pacific
Ryan John J., stableman, r. -'35 Seventeenth
Rvan John J., weijrher, r. a Calhoun
Rvan John P.. laborer, r. 135 Tehama
Rvan John P., plumber, r. 1311 Scott
Ryan John T., hostler, r. 1715 Sacramento
Rvan John W., manager John Coiuiers, r. 1201 Howard
Ryan Jonathan, crockery, 22B Twenty-fourth
Ryan Joseph, extraman engine 10, r. 14 Freelon
Ryan Joseph, wait r, r. 315 Stockton
Rvan Joseph B., machinist, r. 230 Xnieteenth
Ryan Joseph H., bel man, r. 317 Brannan
Ryan Joseph J., floor walker C. Curtin, r. Golden Gate,
Alameda Co.
Rvan Joseph P., driver, r. 419 Harrison
Ryan Josepli P. fireman, r. 204 Ritch, rear
Ryan J. S. , clerk, r 338 Eleventh Av
Rvan J. W., r. 519 McAllister
Rvan K. Miss, stenographer, r. 18J Harriet
Rvan Kate Miss, tailores , r. 627 Third
Ryan Kate, widow, r. 24 Harrison
Rvan Kate, widow, r. 360 Minna
Rvan Kate, widow, r. 627 Third
Ryan Laro' seaman, r. 117 Dnnnm
Ryan Lawrence, driver, r. 611 Stevenson
Rvan Lawrence, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Rvan Lawrence T., clerk, r. 928 Natoma
Ryan Lawrence M., bookkeeper, r. E s Fourth Av bet
Lake and California
Rvan Lawrence W., packer, r. 928 Natoma
Rvan L. H., r. 519 McAllister
Rvan Lizzie Miss, cigarette maker, r. 647 Stevenson
Rvan Lizzie Miss, vestmaker, r. 28 Lily Av
Rvan M , 1st waiter C. and C. Hospital
Rvan Mimie Miss, liundress, r. 411 Clementina
Ryan Margaret, dome^iic 919 Pine
Ryan Mariraret, widow, r. 420 Tehama
Rvan Maria Miss, seam-tress, r. 211 Fourteenth
Ryan Mark, exoressman, r. 2209 Pulk
Ryan Martin, carpenter, r. 7 Bowie Av
Rvan Martin, fireman, r. 47 Third
Rvan Martin, liquors, 864 Howard, r. 502 Stevenson
Rvan Martin P. Rev., a-sistant St. Bridget's Church, r.
2111 Van Ness Av
Rvan Mary, d.>mest c 415 First
Ryan Mar\-, widow, r. 4 Godeus
Rvan Marv, wi.low, r. 17J Ge eva
Rvan Mary, widow, r. 28 Lily Av
Ryan Marv, widow, r. 164 Tehama
Rvan Marv, widow, r. 230 Nineteenth
Ryan Marv, widow, r. 2713 Fillmore
Rvan Marv Miss, r. 5 Jansen
Rvan Mary Miss, clerk, r. 408 Grove
Rvan Mary Miss, clerk, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Rvan Mary Miss, lod^-in s. 206 Fifth
Ryan Mary ilrs.. furnished rooms, 733 Harrison
Ryan Mar>- A. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary School, r.
513 Eddy
Rvan Marj- T. Miss, labeler, r. 533 Greenwich
Rvan Matthew, restaurant, 153 Third, r. 749 Howard
Ryan Matt' ew F., b'acksmith, r. 8 Morris Av
Ryan Matthew H. (Emerson & Ryan) r. 408 H\de
Rvan Maurice J., team-ter, r. 133 J Shipley
Rvan Mazie Miss, saleslady, r. 420 Tehama
Ryan M. E., cashier Wendell Bernhard, 224 Sutter, r. 921
Vallejo
Ryan Mi hael, exnressman, sUnd NW cor Sixth and
M ssio'>, r. 2034 F..lsom
Ryan Michael, foreman Evening Post Pubhshmg Co., r.
704 Harrison
Ryan Michatl. foreman Yates & Co., r. Alameda
Rvan Michael, helper, r. 318 Fremont
Rjan Michael, hurse traiuer, r. Point Lobos Av nr
Tweiitv-third Av
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 261 First
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 338 Fremont
Ryan Michael laborer, r. 24 Gunnison Av
Ryan Michael, liquors, 5 Commercial
Rvan Michael, liquors, 53i Park Av, r. I424i Grove
Rvan Michael, sie >ard Hose 4, r. ISOl Stockton
Rvan Michael D., gripman, r. 1524 Howard
Rvan Michael E. traveling salesman r. 3 Leonard Pi
Kl'A.V .ni(:H.4RL J., carriage painter, 657-659 Bry-
ant, r. 1211 Devisadero
Rvan Michael L , waiter, r. 2709 Brvant Av
Rvan M. J. , r. 229 Second
Rvan Morris, marker, r. 223 Twelfth
R.van Nicholas, grocers and liquors, 535 Stevenson
Ryan Nora, domestic 2002 Bush
R.van Nora, widow, 306 Butte
Ryan Oran, butcher, r. Fifteenth Av South nr Railroad
Av
Ryan Patrick (Ryan & McShane) r. 12 Washiugtoa
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 408 Grove
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 413 Clementina
Rvan Patrick, laborer, r. 2414 Geary
Ryan Patrick, jwrter, r. 1311 Scott
Ryan Patrick, waiter, r. 10 Sherwood PI
Ryan Patrick J., groceries and liqu.irs, S\V cor Noe and
Eighteenth
Rj-an Patrick J., liquors, NW cor First and Howard, r.
38 Hawthorne
R.van Patrick J., liquors, 61 Tehama
Ryan Peter, cardrivc'-, r. 421 Sixth
Ryan Peter, salesman J. Sam\iels. r. 574 Minna
Ryan Peter A., druggist Clinton E. Norden & Co., r. 621
Third
Rvan Peter A. , vamisher, r. 1611 Vallejo
Rvan Peter P. , shoemaker, r. 803 Bryant
Rvan Peter T., com].osiu.r, r. 906 Vallejo
Ryan Philip, liquors, 858 Howard
R.van Richard M., clerk, r. 723 Guerrero
Ryan Robert, laborer, r. 211 Fourteenth
Ryan Robert, plumber, r. 421 Fourth
Ryan Robert F., harness mufr, 2127 Mission, r. 1731 San
Cai los Av
RVAX ROBERT .\., general pa-ssenger and freight
agent, S. F. and N. P. RR. Co., r. 728 Hayes
Rvan Sadie Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Lily Av
Ryan Shirley, clerk Tax Agent S. P. Co., r. Menlo Park
Ryan Susan, widow, r. 424 Shotwell
Ryan Theodore, clerk, r. 16i Decatur
Ryan Thomas, r. 12 St. Rose's Av
Ryan Thomas r. 710 Folsom
Rvan Thomas, r. 1221 Pacific, rear
Ryan Thomas, r. 2754 Bu h
Ryan Thomas, blacksmith helper, r. 1123 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas, contractor, r. 1611 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas, fireman, r. 1909J Chestnut
Ryan Thomas gr ceries and liquors, NE cor Eighth and
H^irrison, r. 1192 Harrison
Rvan Thomas, machinist, r. 1831 Union
Ryan Thomas, plumber, r. 2229 J Market
Ryan Th.nnas, plumber, r. \iii\ Green
Ryan Thomas seaman, r. 820 Battery
Ryan Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 2754 Bush
Ryan Thomas C. , collector Harber Commissioner, r. 519
McAllister
R.van Thomas E., attorney at law, r. 424 Leavenworth
Rl'A.N THO.H.4S E.. managing clerk Reinstein &
Eisner, r. 441 Fifteenth
Rvan Thomas F., bookkeeper Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 1514 Franklin
Rvan Thomas F., butcher, r. 218 Fourteenth
Rl'A^' THOMAS J., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mo- t?(iniery and Vallejo
Rjan Thomas J., law clerk James A. Waymire, r. 718
Goiueu Gate Av
Ryan Thomas K., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
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Ryan Thomas P., plasterei', r. 1(!03 iMission
Ryan Thomas S., polic. man, r. 211 Seventh
Ryan Timothy (Kane & Ryan) r. (ii'Si. Natom'a
Ryan Timothy, laborer, r. 7i) Everett
Ryan Timothy, wanltender C. and C. Hospital
Ryan Timothy H. (Timothy H. Ryan & Co.)r. 627 Geary
Ryan Timotliy II. & Co. (Timothy H. Ryan) dealers
woolen goods, 5 Flood IJldg
Ryan Walter, laborer, r. Fifteenth A\ and L South
Ryan William (William Ryan & Son) r. 1915i McAllister
Ryan Wilham, r. 120 I'erry
Ryan William, carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan William, driver, r. 19 Otis PI
Ryan William, ironfounder, r. 300 Butte
Ryan William, laborer, r. 13 McLea Court
Ryan William, metal roofer, r. 1215 Market
Ryan William, plumber, r. 2229J Market
Ryan William A., clerk, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan William A., typefounder Painter & Co., r. Berkeley
Ryan William D., plasterer, r. 1032 Market
Ryan William E., barber, 1136 Union
Ryan William H., cook, r. 1059.^ Howard
Ryan William J. (William Ryan & Son) r. 1915J McAllis-
ter
Ryan William J., watchman, r. 718 Golden Gate Av
Ryan William P., special policeman, r. 1207 Point Lobos
Av
Ryan William S., shoefitter, r. 24 Gunnison Av
Ryan William T. (Ryan & Ryan) r. 2412 Clay
Ryan William & Son (William and William J.) wood and
coal, 1915 McAllister
Ryan & McShane. (Patrick Ryan and Fran^ McShane)
liquors, 12 Washington
Ryan & Ryan (William T. and Edward S.) boots and
shoes, 8-10 Montgomery Av and 719 Montgomery
Rybicki Bronislas J., hairdresser, r. 435 Ellis
Ryce Mary L., nidow, r. 2(517 Howard
Rychold Thomas, tailor, r. 106 Montgomery Block
Ryckman William L., broker, r. 027 Shotwell
Ryddell Charles, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Ryden Fredericls, teamster, r. ;'109 Webster
Ryden Sven, bookkeeper, r. 508 i Jessie
Ryder Alfred H. (Ryder & Ustick) r. 410 Kearny
Ryder Charles, waiter, r. 655 Howard
Ryder Claude C, physician and surgeon, office and r.
2044 Scott
Ryder Cyrus, master ship Elwell, r. 1710J Sacramento
Ryner Emily S. Miss, artist, r. 1014 Scott
Ryder Frederick Jr. , teamster, r. 42 South Park
Ryder Harry J., dentist J. Franklin Twist, r. Alameda
Ryder Henry, fireman, r. 1 Rincon Court
Ryder Henry, hoseman Engine 9, r. 318 JIain
Ryder H. M., reporter, r. Royal House
Ryder Josiah C., clerk James A. Snook & Co., r. 20 De
Boom
Ryder Lenora Mrs., manicure, 126 Kearnj', room 49, r.
513^ Fell
Ryder Morgan L,, clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
Ryder Rosetta, widow, r. 1008 Mason
Ryder 'ITiomas. phimber, r. 1530 Eddy
Ryder Thomas A., machinist, r. 318 Main
Ryder Thomas F., teamster, r. 1410FoLom
Ryder Timothy, laborer, r. 417 Kearny
Ryder William G., draughtsman, r. 1810 Mason
Ryder William S., designer, r. 123 Tenth
Ryder & Ustick, advertising and desiarning, 410 Kearny,
room 33
W Ryder. See Reiter and Rider
iydlander Axel, barber, r. 1823 Market
yer Andrew G., clerk Chief Commissary Dept of Cal.,
U. S. A.,r. AI meda
yer Christopher B., salesman Joseph Bremer & Co.
yer Fletcher F., capitalist, office 130 Sansome, room
10, r. 516 Van Ness Av
.yer Frederick, foreman Fisher & Co., r. 90S Leaven-
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Ryer Marshall B. , executor ^estate of) Washington M.
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Ryer Washington M. (estate of) 80O Market
Ryerson George M., milkman, r. 58 Richland Av
Ryerson Isaac, machinist, r. 1953 Greenwich
Ryerson Vir.;inia Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Ryfkogel Roger L., seaman, r. 1546 Howard
R'yfkogel Sara 1). Mrs., r. 1546 Howard
KYIIiVEK CEiAKLE»S, proprietor Oakville Wine De-
l>ot, SVV cor Folsom and Berry
Ryhner Frank X., candymaker, r. 98 Montgi^mery
Block
Ryhner Joseph, draughtsman Metropolitan Match Cc,
r. 1044 ijryant
R,^■kf n Josephine, widow, r. 2603 Howard
Ryland Calus T. Jr. (Mahoney & Ryland) r. San Jose,
Cal.
Rylander John, laborer, r. 427 Broadway
Rynberg Frank, machinist, r. 812J Jessie
Rynes Henry, laborer, r. SVV cor Steiner and Waller
Rynes Isaac, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Rynes John R., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 241 Castro
Ryner Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Rynes Rojjer, teamster, r. 241 Castri>
R.ynes William, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Rynning Olivius, nnrse, r. 1109 \'an Ness Av
livrue Peter, cooper, r. 300 Eighth Av
R.vst Otto, bookkeeper, r. 2905 Washington
Ryst Otto Jr. , clerk Car Accountants Dept S. P. Co., r.
2905 Washington
Saal Henry, porter r. 417 Kearny
Saalburg George H., bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Ba?ik, r. 1208 Ellis
Saalburg Julia E. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar
School, r. 728 Sutter
Saalburg Samuel S. , stenograi)her Engineering Dept, S.
P. Co.,r. 410 Post
SA.'lLKrKO S.IMIIEL W., secreUry H. Liebes &
Company (incorporated) 133-137 Post, r. 1208 Ellis
S.4ALB1 iR<i WILLIAM, proprietor and editor of
Jewish Times and Observer, 420 Montgomery, room
27, r. 1208 Ellis
gS" Saalbura. See Salberg
Saalfleld Leojfold A., Hyman A. E., 14 Sansome, room
30, r. 1620 Gearj-
r^^ Saalfield. Se«i Salfield
Saake Rudolph W., manager Domenic & Co., r. 6125
Minna
Saar Louis, cutter, Schlueter & Volberir, r. Oakland
Saba As id, dealer Oriental curios, 233 Green
Saba Hermann, seaman, 6 Union
Saba Kraleal, peddler, r. 231 Green
Saba Nicolas, peddler, r. 233 Green
Sabalot Baptiste, nurse, 1228 Washington
Sabalot Ceeste domestic, 1228 Washington
Sabatie A. Etienne, bookkeeper, P. G. Sabatie & Co.,
r. 2008 Washington
S.ABATIE P. «. *t CO. (P. G. Sabatie) wholesale
wines and liquors, 118 Battery, Telephone Bi;nii
978
Sabatie Phillipi G. (P. G. Sabatie & Co.) r. 2008 Wash-
ington
Sab.atino Antonio, bootblack, NE cor Howard and Ffth,
r. 1529 Mason
Sabato Gaetano, fruit and vegetables, 245.J Ffteenth
Saberlich Francis T., molder, r. 321 Tehama
Sabietzki Bernard F., gardener, r. 71 Br.idy
Sabin Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 902 Montgomerj'
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•21(j Bnsh, r. -2828 California
>!abin John M. Jr., cashier Northwestern Masonic Aid
Association, r. Oakland
sjabin Wallace A., organist St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
r. 171-2 Clay
Sabiui Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 326 Green, rear
Sabins Alfred C, r. .516 Green
Sabins Frank, bookbinder, r. ."iie Green
Sabins William, ho' khinder, r. 515 Green
Sablatschan John, shoemaker, 817 Lajjuna, r. (>26 Locust
Av
Sablat*chau John A. Jr., clerk, r. 626 Locust Av
Sablatschan Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 626 Locvist Av
Sablatschan Tillie Miss, tailoress, r. 626 Locust Av
Sablier L mi^ (Soulatfe & Sablier) r. 327 Montiromery A\
Sabolthi SJiimuel, cloak ojjerator, r. 279 Clara
SABURO K01<», Consul Japan, r. 1514 Pine
Sachau HeiT.ian, clerk Wm. Tell House, r. 321 Bush
S4<:||.41 JOHX, j>roprieU>r Wilham Tell Hou«e, 317
Rush
Sachau VV. Miss, dressmaker, r. 321 Bush
a^" Sachan. See Saggau
Siicher Erhard, mechanical engineer, r. 1407 Sucniniento
Sacho John, expressman, r. 637 Broadway
Sachoreck Kre<l ()., barber, 1205 Fillmore, r. 1323^
Steiner
Sachs Adolph, loan otHce, 627 Washin^rton, r. 141t Web-
ster
Sachs Amson, st^ick clerk Sachs Bros, i Co., r. S20 Post
Sachs B;irney, salesman, r. 120 Ash Av
Sachs Benjamin, salesman Sachs Bros. &Co., r. Palace
Hotel
Sachs Btnjamiii. conk, r. 4 Lewis
S.K'HS BKOTHEBS A €0. (Lippnian and Samuel
Sachs and Mrs. M. Steifel) ini|»orters and jobbers
fancy goods, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Sachs Clam, widow, r. 615 Leavenworth
Sachs David, siilesman, r. 1313 Gouyh
S;ichs David M., r. 615 Leavenworth
Sachs E<lgar D., with Mau, Saddler & Co., r. 615 Leav-
enworth
Saciis Edward C, hoseman, r. 15191 Market
Sachs Frederick G., president National Botthng Co. , r.
98 Steiner
.sach- Gust-ave, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1201 Van Ness
Av
Sachs H. * S. (Mrs. Hannah and Sanford Sachs) capital-
ists, 214 Pine, rooms 1-2
Sachs Hannah Mrs. (H. & S. Sachs) r. 601 Leavenworth
.S-.ichs Henry, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 820 Post
M!ch« Herman, watchmaker, 326 Eddv
S' Ml- .1 .liii, cigxr manufacturer, 635 Twenty-second
Suli- 1~ lie, salesman, r. 916 Van Ness Av
Saoli- i.ii'pmau (Sachs Bros. & Co.) r. 820 Post
Saclis .Martin Mrs., widow, r. 615 Leavenworth
Sachs Sanuiel (Sachs Bros, k Co.) r. 1201 Van Ness Av
' Sachs Samuel L., office 214 Pine, rimms 1-2, r. 601 Leav-
enworih
Sachs Sanford (H. & S. Sachs) r. 600 Lea\enworth
Sacht Christian, tailor, r. 523 Second, rear
Sack John C, instrument maker, i California, r. 540i
Fifteenth
Sacker Jean, lalwrer, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Sackett Georga K., messeng-er Wells, Fari^o & Co., r. 805
Gear)-
Sackett Louis A. , law student, r. 743 Pine
Sacksteder Gilbert K., clerk, r. 1232a Folsoni
Sacramento Bu 'din-, 15-27 First
Sacramento t ity and County Director^-, Frederick M.
Busted publisher, 530 Califoniia, room 65
Sacramento County Water Company, Albert Gallatin
president, Joshua Barker secretarj-, Horatio P. Liv-
ermore general manairer, 320 Sansome, room 16
Sacramento Delta Canal Comjianv, C. H. Leadbetter
■i-eneral muna','^er, 324 Post
S.4tRV.MK\TO ELCCTRK FOWEK AXD
LI<;ur tO.MPAXl'. Albert Gallatin president,
Joshua Barker secretarj-, Horatio P. Livermore aen-
eral manager, 320 Sansome, room 16, Telephon*
M?in 1734
Sacramento Flour Mills (Sacramento) Spen-y Flour Co.
proprietors, 134 Califoniia
Sacramento Lumber Company, C. A. Hooper & Co.
agents, 204 Front
Sacramento Packing and Drying Company, W C. B. de
Fremerj- president, Robert I. Bentley manager,
William H. Gilbert secretary, canned and dried
fruits, 13 California, room 63
S.UBAME.XTO RECOKD-lMO\, L. P. Fisher
agent, 21 Merchants' Exchange Bldi;
SAtRAJIEXTO RIVEB PA<KEBS AS.SO€IA.
TIO\, William S. Gage jiresident, Frank E. Booth
secretary, Joseph P. Haller manager, 126 Davis
Sacramento River Steamers, foot Market
SACRAMENTO TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY, rr;".r-"X
patent kiln bri» k. olUce and clepot Third
and Berry, diaries E. Lipp agent. Tele-
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ladies of the Sacred Heart, Mme. O'Meara superior,
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SW cor Taylor and Ell s
Sacrison Augustus, lithographer, r. 143J Eleventh
Saddler Henr\-, produce, r. 1425 Webster
Saddler Joseph, l)ookkeeper, r. 1425 Webster
Sademan Frank A., clerk, r. 9381 Capp
Sadler Alfred J., janitor, r. 201 Garden
Sadler Caleb (Sadler & Co.) r. Berkeley
Sadler Charles M., manager Sadler* Co., r. 2726 Mis
si on
Sadler Erwiii L., student, r. 906 Nan Ness Av
adler Frank, di.shwasher New Washington Hotel
S.4DLER FB.IXK E.. salesman Sadler & Co., and
a"eni UNXLD Fireworks, .537 Market, r. Oakland
t^ABLER FBEDERICK B., Pacific Coast Agent
Dennison .Manufacturing Co. (samples only) 120 Sut-
ter, room 31, r. 512 Jersev
S IDLER HERRHAXX .1., president Man, Sadler &
Co., 122-124 Market, r. SX)6 Van Ness Av
Sadler J. W., salesman The Maze, r. 807 California
Sadler William, driver, r. 1509 Bnxlerick
Sadler William T., clerk S. F. Gas Fixtures and Art
Metal Co., r. Berkeley
S.4BEER A «"0. (Caleb Sadler) fancy goods and no-
tions. 537 Market
Saeger, Ferdinand T., clerk Leon A. Maison, r. SW cor
Twenty -fourth and Shotwell
1^" Saeger. See Sagar and Sagcr
Saeler Frederick, bartender, r. 5021 Broadway
Saenger Lipnian. r. 712 Hayes
g^ Saenger. See Sanger
¥. A. ROBBINS PRESS WORKS
M.^NrF.^CTfRB
AND SHEET METAL GOODS
324 FREMONT STREET
TELEPHONE HAIN &4I
ELECTR I O LA U N D RY CO. ^xlf.r.'-.^T^
P>HOnrO APPARATUS T. p. ANDREWS
iiM-l.Kj 1 KJ SUPPLIES 109 Montgomery St.
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Saettniai George, buttonmaker, r. 3275 Mission
»\¥K UKVitsn Bl :iLI>I.\<;. SB cor Montgomery
and t'alllornia
Safe Deposit L)ei>artinent I'nion Trust Co., William H.
Rhodes superintendent, basement Union Tnist
Bids
Safety Fruit Carrier Company, Fred W. Lake 8ecretar\ ,
91t3 Market, rooms 69-70 "
Safety Gas Cock Company, C. A. Grow secretary, '27
Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Safety Mutual Building and Loan Association, E. W.
N*whall president, George I). Cooper vice-presi-
dent, Charles A. Buckbee stcretary, 218-220 Mont-
gomery
Safety Window-Clean inir Hinge Co., C. H. Street man-
ager, 20 Ellis
Saffell Edward, clerk Golden Gate Oil Supply Co., r. 5
Falmouth
Saffell Jackson M., carpenter, r. 5 Falmouth
Safford Clara L., teacher, r. 2515 Octavia
Saffurd George W. (Pac. Coast Home Suppl> Association)
132 Market, r. Oakland
Saffurd Hiram S. (F. N. Woods & Co.) r. 2515 Octavia
Saffore< Eugene, laborer California Fertilizer Wks, r.
Fifth Av South bet M and L
Saffos Constantini, S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddv
Safried Frederick, hatter, r. 6 Central PI
Saftig Jacob G., insurance agent, r. 912 Filbert
Saga Henry, expressman, SW cor Clay and Kearny, r.
637 Broadway
•Sagar Edwin F., manager Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 1305
Ljon
.Sage Charles P., bookkeeper Union Photo Engraving, r.
202 i Van Ness Av
Sage Fidelia, widow, physician, office and r. 1774
Howard
Sage George E., 1st lieuf. 5th artijlerv U. S. A., San Ra-
fael
.Sage Harry, seaman, r. 502i Br.)adwRy
.Sage Harvey E., painter, r. 1774 Howard
Sage Henrv, plumber, r. 112J- Turk
Sage James, carpenter, r. 435 Fulton
Sage Lewis H., bookkeeper, r. 1621 Larkin
Sage Mary, widow, r. 107 Bay
Sage Mary, widow, nurse, r. 420 Sixth
Sage Orlando, G., salesman, r. 3000 California
.Sage Robert, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
Sagehom Charles H., traveling salesman Sagleton &
Berkner, r. 152C Jackson
Sagehom Charles H. .Ir., booekeeper Frank 1>. Worth,
r. 1526 Jackson
Sagehorn Henry, baker Am. Biscuit Co.
•Sagehom Herman W., machinist, r. 532 Chestnut
Saghom Minnie, domestic 1844 Sutter
Sagendorf Willam L., clerk Post Office, r. 2334a Pine
Sager Charles, laborer, r. 6 Harry PI
Sager Henry, Uihorer, r. 704 Sierra
Sager J. Washington, janitor, r. 321 Jessie
.<i.4.CiER NI':L!«0\ E., lumber dealer, 330 Pine, room
44, r. 103 Eighth
e^' Sager. See Saeger and Sagar
.Saginaw Steel Steamshij) Company. James Jerome
manager, 319 Pine, room 27
Saglaw Charles, talior, 76 .Murphy Bldg, r. 322 Dianioml
•Sagustine Emma, widow, r. 2 Kohler's PI
Sagoni Luigi, laborer, r. 1212 Kearn\-
Sahl Andrew, cook, r. (i02 Central A\
Sahl Ferdinand J., fruit store, r. 211 Polk
Sahl Martin, cellarnian, r. 14a Perr\
Sahl Rachel, widow, r. 14a Perr^■
Sahlein Henry, r. 1815 Clay
Sahlein M. J., manager .Mrs. S. M sh, 135 Kearny, r. 415
Devisadero
Sahlender Hennan F,, groceries and liquors, 83 Everett
.Sahli John, lineman, r. 278 Tehama
^Sahling Edward D., phannacist, r. 933 Golden Gate A v
Sahling Henrietta Miss, nurse, r. 923 Golden Gat« Av
PETERSEN & FISHER,"
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
For Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
i,..-o'- :.. r>, -cities- Directory
^«i
BEST BEEB ON EMTd
^* THE inOST POPDLHB
Sahling Minnia Mrs., r. .530 Eddy
Sahling Nicholas, laborer, r. 947 Bryant
Sahling William A., clerk, r. 923 Golden Gate Av
Sahores Emile, laborer, r. S s Fifth Av South, l)ct .\I
and L
Sahut Emile, bottlewasher, r. 519 Bush
Sihut Henry, baker, r. 1010 Railroad Av
Saiki George Y., helper, r. 1412 Pine
Sail Achille, r. 35 Post
US' Sailer. See Saylor
SAILOKiS' IIO.nE, Melvin Staples su))erintendent,
NP: c(jr Harrison and Main
!SAILOR>»' r.MO\ OF THE r.i€IFI<-, office SW
cor East and Mission
.S.ilX .1011^ H.. druggist, 1900 Union, r. 2901 La-
guna
Si\insburg J. F., nightwatchman Grand Hotel
Sainsot A. Mrs., liquors, 200 Mission
Sainsot Riidolph A., sawver, r. 1504 Dolores
.Sakabe & Oi.. Japanese fa icy goods, 1394 Market
Sakryson Clara M. Miss, doniestic 1626 Sacramento
Sala Jiihn, waiter J.ihn O'Day. r. 45 Jlorse Av
wALA JUuLrn L. («nc4-e.ssor to .loUu
Koat-hi optician and dealer in luatiie-
iiiatieal instrniiients. 4?n Hontgouierv,
r. 533 4'app
Salamander Felting Co. (Pacific Branch) .VlcDearmon
& Co. managers, 43 .Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Salamooth E., laborer, r. NE cor Seventh and Bryant
Salanave Jean, carjie iter, 316 Grant Av, r. 342J Union
Salander Peter, gilder, r. 331 Jessie
tf^ Salari. See Solari
Salas Alexander, laborer, r. 407 Montgomerj' Av
Salas Edward W. , clerk John Bulotti, r. 2602 Sacra-
ment o
Salas Josephine, widow, r. 2602 Sacramento
.Salazar Alonzo, baker, r. 1612 Powell
Salazar .\ntonio J., wine merchant, r. 1915 Pierce
Salazar J. Marriano. with Ahjiel & Bruckman, 209 San-
some
Salazar Jose A., wine merchant, r. 1915 Pierce
Salazar Juan R., wine merchant, r. 1915 Pierce
Salazar .Michael, teamster, r. 307 M.ain
Salazar Nicholas, fireman, r. 1227 Pacific
Salberg Moses, mnfrs' agent, 117-119 Sansome, r. 1311
Octavia
gS" Salberg. See Saalburg
Salcido Manuela G. Miss, teacher Polytechnic Higli
School, r. SE cor Noe and Twenty-first
Salcido Pietro Mrs. , widow, r. 1701 Jones
Saldienia G., musician, r. 47w Twenty -eighth
Sale George A., driver, r. 411 (Jrove
Sale Henry E., clerk Issuic Michels, r. 411 Gr.nie
Sale John L., jeweler, r. 309 Eddy
Sale Thomas A., expressman, r. 411 Grove
Sale William W., salesman George Webb .Alexander, r.
309 Eddv
Saleebv A. K., 1208 Golden Gate Av
.S.1LE» EVAX<iELHlL CHURCH (Gemian) Rev.
Fred E. Cordes pastor, r. NE cor Twenty-second and
Shotwell
Salem Kalil, bottler, r. 74 .Minna
Salem New Jewish ('eineter\' of Congregation Beth
Israel, San .Mateo, 124 Pine
SALEH OLUJE^VI.SH CEMETERY OF COX-
4iRE(^ATIO.\ BETH I.SRAEL, N. of Point Lo-
bos Av nr ThirtA-third \\\ Marcus Lew secretar\ .
124 Pine
Sales John, clerk, r. 1617 .Mission
8^ Sales. .See Sayles
Salese Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Salet Frank, bartender, r. 409 Dupont
Salet Victor, laundrv, .506i Bush
Salfield David (Salfield & Kohlberg) r. 018 Broderick
.SAI.FIELU A KOHLBERG (David Salfield and
Herman Kohlberg) architects, 339 Kearny
WW|
PASTEUR riLTERS
Will keep DLsease Qerms out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Honth, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 823 Market Street.
PerneNooet & Go. GHampagQe
EXTRA DRY "Special."
, CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coas4
(See Page opp. name ut W. B. ChapmaD.)
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Salhinger Brothers (Samuel and Heury) loans and in-
vestments, 20 OTarrell
Salhingher Oenrj' (Salhinger Bros.) r. Everett, Wash
Salhmger Robert R., clerk Salhinger Bros., r. 20 O'Far-
reil
Salhingher Samuel (Salhinger Bros.) r. 20 O'Farrell
Salina Nicholas, fisherman, r. 221 Vallejo
Salina Paolo, plumber, 1224 Dupont, r. 416 Broadway
Salina Paul (Salina & Russi) r. 633 Vallejo
Salini & Rossi (Paul Salina and Carlo Rossi) plumbers,
733 Vallejo
Salin:is C , musician, r. 633 Broadway
SALIX.4.S FL0I:K .HILL, Sperry Flour Company
prui>rietors, office 134 California
Salinas Vallev Lumber Company, Timothy Hopkins
president," F. H. Wheelan vice-president, Ebeu
McMillan secretary, R. W. Shackelford general man-
ager, 210 California
Salineri Louisa Miss, compositor L'ltalia
Saling Theodore, manager Industrial Dept. the Fidelity
Mutual Aid Association, 316 California, r. Alameda
Salinger Joseph, apprentice, r. 117 Cedar Av
Salinger Magnus, musician r. 704 Van Ness Av
Saliou Victor, gardener, r. 232« California
Salisbur\- Augustus H., proprietor Excelsior Laundry, r.
303 Eddy
Salisbury Edua Jliss, saleslady Hale Bros. , r. 225 Leaven-
worth
Salisburj' Henry, bricklayer, r. 119 Hartford
Salisbury James S., bookkeeper, r. 1711 Scott
SalisburV John, salesman Ensign & McGuffiek, r. 227
Montgomerj-
Salisbury Maud Miss, hairdresser, r. 1829 Polk
Salisbury May E. Mrs, hairdresser, r. 1829 Polk
Salisbury Monroe, capitalist, r. ■.;206 California
Salisbury Nina Miss, hairdresser, r. 1829 Polk
Salisbury RoscoeR., engineer, r. Berkeley
e^ Salisbury. See Salsburj' and Saulsbury
Sail Ferdnand, carpen er, r. 139| Fair Oaks
Sail John, plasterer, r .741 Minna
Salle \V. , conductor, r. ] 245 California
Salles B. & Co. (Bertrand Sales and Peter Latapie)
wholesale sheep butchers, 610 Montgomery, room
10, slaughterhouses NE cor Fourth Av and M
Salles Bernard, laundry, 804 Larkin
Salles Bertrand (B. Salles i: Co.) r. Seventeenth Av South
nr Piailroad Av
Salles John P., laundrj-man, r. Fifteenth Av South nr
Railroad Av
Sallifant Henry, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Lebenbaum
Sailing C. P., storekeeper, r. W s Manchester nr Stone-
man
Sailing Frank, helper, r. W s Manchester nr Stoneman
Sallitiger Joseph, barber, r. 621 Bush
^" SaUiuan. See SoUman
Salmi Martin, varnisher, r. 23 Ches'ey
Salmon Beatty C. , teamster, r. 11 Dore
Salmon Bridget, widow, r. 1018 H mpshire
Salomon Carrie, widow, r. 914| Ellis
Salmon Edward P., clerk N. S. Thompson
Salmon George, conductor, r. 118 Laurel
Salmon George W., r. 421 Tenth
Salmon John planer, r. 1018 Hampshire
Salmon Katie Miss, machine operator Pac. Glove \\'ks
Salmon Peter, laborer, r. 718 Howard
Salmon Rosilio, jouma'ist, r. 822 Geary
Salmon Thomas, engineer, r. 534a Seventeenth
Salmon VVilliam S., dentist, office and r. 1354 Howard
^~ Salmon. See SoUman and Solomon
Salmond Colin, master stmr Wellington, r. 325A Geary
Salmonson A. Miss, r. 724 Guerrero
Salome Carlo, cook, r. 13^ Pinkney PI
Salomon Benjamin I., deputy County Clerk, Dept 6, r.
414 Clayton
Salomon Brothers (Jacob Salomon) groceries, 396 Sixth
SALOMON EDIVAKD S., attorney at law, 307-309
Phelan Bldg, r. 312 Scott
Salomon Edwin, manager Nicoll the Tailor, r. 1625 Post
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker, r. 1145 Stevenson
Salomon Isaac L., stockyard, SW cor San Bruno and
Silver Avs, r. 122 Twenty-ninth
Salomon Jacob (Salomon Bros.) r. 611 Eddy
Salomon Jacob L., president Lombard Loan Co., 1016
Market, r. 1712 Geary
Salom m Leon G., clerk, r. 914* Elhs
SALO.noX 31. A CO. (Moses Salomon) premium.
bond and real estate, 8:1 Market
S.4LO.UOX MAX, city physician German General
Benevolent Society, office .320 Geary, office hours
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P" M., Sundays 9 to 10 A. M., r. 31Z
Scott
Salomon Moritz, w.th M. Salomon & Co., r. 309 PoacU
Salomon Morris, milk depot, 1509 Broderick
Salomon Moses (M. Salomon & Co.) r. 309 Powell
Salomon Newman, groceries and liquors, 2001 Gearj-, r.
1421 Scott
Salomon Samuel (San Francisco Gas Fixture and Art
Metal Co.) r. 2930 Cilifoniia
Salomon Sigmund, bookkeei^er M. Salomon & Co., r. 309
Powell
Salomon Sigmund, peddler, r. 22^ Dore
Salomon Sigmund L., clerk Lombard Loan Co., r. 1.53.>
Geary
Salomon Sylvain, merchant, r. 1842 Sutter
Salomon Tobias, groceries. Centre Market, r. 1636 Eddy
Salomonson Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 1318 Webster
Salomonson Annie, domestic 1104 Page
Salomonson Charles F., jeweler, r. 1403 Baker
Salomonson Pauline, widow, r. 1318 Webster
Saloon Towell Supply Co., S. M. Darrah proprietor, 9
Lick PI
Saloven S. Mrs., widow, r. 317 Gearj-
Salsbur>- Abbie, widow, furnished rooms, 509 Jones
SalsburV Charles S., salesman, r. 1719 Eddy
Salsburv Daniel, deckhand, r. 410 Harrison
Salsbury Henry A. , clerk Central Lumber and Mdl Co. ,
r. 115 Seventh
Salter Augustus W., photo engraver, r. 1225 Twentieth
Salter Frederick J., clerk Langly & Michaels Co., r. 1225
Twentieth
Salter Herbert W., asst weigher Cust<..m House, r. 1225
Twentieth
Salter John, waiter, r. 320 Minna
Salter John W., druggist, 2445 Mission, r. 526 Capp
.Salter Woodley G., salesman, r. 1225 Twentieth
Saltern Andrew, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Saltoni Francesco, peddler, r. 418 Broadway
SALTOXSTALL FLOKEXCE N., .M. »., physician
and surgeon, 741 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 P. M., Tele-
phone E^st 421
Sastonstall G. W., engineer, r. 324 Turk
Salts Albert A., ex-pressman, r. 335 Seventeenth
Salts James A., manager Bay City Match Co., 23 Da\ i>.
r. 2734 Pine
Saltweilel Charles, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Saltz Edward, r. 916 Van Ness Av
Saluen Pierre, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Silvarezza Antonio, refiner D. Ghirardelli & Sons, i . 922
North Pouit
Salvation Army Children's Home, Miss Carrie Jackson
matron, 328 Brvant, office 1139 Market
Salvaticn Armv (Life Boat) food and shelter depot.
Captain Joe R. McFee in charge, 117 Jackson and
SALvIf ION ARMY HEADQUAR-
TCDC (Hacitle toast tliiel i»ivlsion>
I LnOf James .1. Keiu>el Brigadier
IIS:^ Market, Corps .No. I. «»'i foiuiiiertial.
\o. •>. SE cor Third aii>i Market, No. :$, ill
Mission. \o. 4. ^417 Mission. >o. "• -Vii
fnvinv. So. «. II3» Market. Xo. T. l!>:50 Fill-
more, Xo. 9, 'JlOHrant Av, Xo. 10, 117 .lack-
son
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager,
ALL mCS OF STEEET M SIDEWALK WOM
Bituminous Rocl( and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Hcom 20
Send the WEEKLY CALL ^2.:i^",l^T.^^L\^'f^,^^
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or Publicity. Call on or Write to N. J. STONE
a CO., Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Salvation Army Receiving Home, 553 Jessie, office 1139
Marliet
Salvation Army Rescue Home (Beulah) office 11311
Marl<et
SALVATIOX AK.1I1 TRAOK l»EPAKTHIE>iT,
William B. Boyden secretary, 113!) Market
salvaton George, barber Manuel Gomez
Salvatore Matteo, laborer, r. 7 Kent Fl
Salvatore Sario, fish, !>40 McAllister
Salvatori Samuel, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Salver Manuel, milkman, r. 4 Bruce PI
Salvetti Mitchel, f<ireman Berges &. Dominieoni, r. 430
Broadway
Sal way John'E., coolt, r. 519 Poft
Salz Jacob (Kullmann, Salz & Co.) r. 2115 Broadway
Salzer Rievert C, bartender, r. 451} Minna
Salzman Julius, bakery, S s Broad bet Capitol and
Plymouth, Ocean View
Samavia Paula, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Samberg August F., basketmaker, r. 209 Arcadia
Simbrailo John M., waiter, r. 219 Stevenson
Sambrano Conception, widow, r. 1114 Jackson
Sanibuck John, clerk, r. 733 Broadway
Sameau Joe, dishwasher, r. 1315 Page
Samet Rudolph (Halla & Co.) r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Samier Camille, waiter, r. 7 Pratt PI
Samish Henry, tailor, r. 929 Fillmore
Samish Robert, china decorator, 211 Post, r. 1342 Ellis
Sammann Benjamin A., harness maker, 1209 Fillmore,
r. 1221 Fillmore
Samuii August, r. 7 Thirteenth
Sammi Henry L. , r. 7 Thirteenth
Sannni John"H., salesman Deming-Palmer Milling Co., r.
7 Thirteenth
Sanmiis WiUiam, r. 127 Bay
Sannnons Stella, domestic, r. Alms House
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor (golden
Gate Av and Larkin, r. 402 Larkin
Sanions WiUiam Mrs. , r. 5 Seventh
Samoske Charles S., barber, r. 152fi.\ Powell
Samoske Vincent J., bartender, r. 1526^ Powell
Sample Robert, conductor, r. 150 Tehama
Saini)le Robert watchmaker, r. 1403 Montgomery
Sample Samuel S., manager Occidental Club, 413 Stock-
ton
Sami>son A. J., r. 120 Tenth
Sami)Son Alice C. Miss, clerk, r. 1 Kimball PI
Sampson Annie J., widow, r. 1006 Clay
Sanijjson Catharine, widow, r. 719 California
Sampson Charles, painter, r. 8 Chesley
Sampson David E., compositor, r. 719 California
Sam]i-ioti Edward, porter Hammam Baths
Sampson Frank R., clerk Palmer & Rev Type Foundry,
r. 1 Kimball PI
Sampson George, mechanic, r. 15 Vernona
Sanip-on George C, bookkeeper Shreve & (Jo., r. 1908 J
.Mason
Sampson John, seaman, r. 229 East
Sampson John A., examiner merchandise Custom House,
r. 1412 California
Sampson John H., harnessmaker, r. 1 Kimball PI
Samjison Louis J., laborer, r. 2609 Taylor
Samp on William H., conductor, r. 1137 Bush
it-ir jaraj)son. See Samson
Samson Albert L., pressman, r. 1210 Filbert
Samson Anna, widow, r. 12 Boyd
Samson Calistus, bookbinder, r. 12 Boyd
Samson David, traveling salesman, office 318 Pine, room
34, r. 421 I.,ott
Samson F., r. 3(i Morris Av
Samson Galusha L., bookbinder, r. 12 Boyd
Samsom George, cellarman, r. 52 Steiner
•Samson George, upholsterer Alexander Jansen
Samson J., conductor, r. 3237 Mission
Samson John, si>ice miller, r. 67 Clementina
Samson Mantoii, machinist, r. 923 O'Farrell
■Samson Olof, carpenter, r. 7 Twenty -eighth
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TU^RRKOT STREET
Up-Stair-S, opp. P.'^i.ace Hotel.
Manv Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FKEUEKICKS13UKG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Samson Rudolph ^Mendelson Bros.) r. 2000 Bush
Samson Svlvester, millhand, r. 1003i Harrison
itrlT Samson. See Sampson
Samsreither Georg:e, proprietor Hamburger Lodging
House, 409 Pacific
Samstad Andrew, r. 400 Bay
Samter Flora Miss, r. 2207 Sutter
Samter Marks, r. 2207 Sutter
Samter Samuel M., student Reinstein & Eisner, r. 2207
Sutter
Samud A. Mrs. , lodgings, C22 Sacramento
Samuel Albert, salesman, r. 910 Buchanan
Samuel Benno C, vice-president Samuel Bros. & Co.,
13-.2-134 First, r. 1132 O'Farrell
SAHIIIEL BROS. •& CO.. M. Samuel president, B. C.
Samuel vice-president, M. D. Levy secretary, Lon-
don, Paris and American Bank treasurer, wholesale
wines and liquors, 132-134 First, Telephone Main
5851
Samuel Casper (Samuel & Abraham) r. 701 Larkin
Samuel Elsa, widow, r. 226 Minna
Samuel George W., tailor, r. 330^ Fourth
Samuel Gustave, bookkeeper, r. f5Mi Fulton
Samuel Harris, clothing, 808 Third, r. 1040 Folsoni
Samuel Henrietta Mrs., r. 313 Golden Gate Av
Samuel Hubert L., laundryman, r. 2818 Sixteenth
Samuel Johnston Company The (incorporated) Samuel
Johnston president, insurance and commission, 22
Mills BUa, 2d floor
Samuel Joseph, watchmaker, 940 Folsom
Samuel Julius, upholsterer, 1102 Golden Gate Av, r. 321
Jersey
Samuel Lawrence, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1132
O'Farrell
Samuel Lewis, printer, r. 636 Fulton
Samuel Mary, widow, r. 43 Fulton
Samuel Max. traveling salesman Geo. Greenzweig & Co.,
r. 1132 O'Farrell
Samuel Mav Miss, nurse, r. 830 Geary
Samuel Moses, president Samuel Bros. & Co., 132-134
First, r. 1132 O'Farrell
Samuel Paul, with Samuel Bros. & Co.. r. 1132 O'Farrell
Samuel Samuel, clerk W. C. Hays, r. 636 Fulton
Samuel Samuel, musician, r. 43 Fulton
Samuel Wavle A., butcher, 1208 Scott
Samuel William, with Samuel Bros. & Co.,r. 1132 O'Far-
rell
Samuel William P., groceries, 437 Fourth
Samuel Wolf, tailor, 41 r, Folsom , „ , ,.
SAMI'KL .V .VBR.illAM (Caspar Samuel and H. Ab-
raham) iiiiiiortcrs [iml jobbers cigars, 132-134 First
Samuels Abr.iliam, clerk Louis Bernstein, r. 1049
Folsom
Samuels Adolph, printer, r. 808| Folsoni
Samuels Albert, clothing, 433-435 M(jntgomery, r. 1816
Buchanan
Samuels Annette, saleslady W. Third & Son
Samuels Arthur M., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1024
Octavia
Samuels Barnettt, clothing 248 Third
SVMiKI.S <'II VKLO, president Abend Post, 535
■(•a,lif..n,ia, r. snS', FoKoni
!4i>iri':LS B>AVI~I», drv and fancy goods, 123-129
Post, Teleiihone Main .'i.594, r. 1624 Octavia
Samuels Edward H., surgeon, office 8 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Samuels Elizabeth, widow, r, 1315b Steiner
Sanmcls F.sUn-i , milliner, r. 342 Third
SAMI;KI> FKKI»EKH'li S., manager foreign and
shiiipiiiu (U'lKirtnieiit J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.,
327 Madiut, r. 7-23a Kddy
Samuels George T., electrician, r. 725 Geary
Samuels Han-is, 525 Montgomery Av, bet Green and
Union, r. 1809 O'Farrell
Samuels Hattie, tailoress, r. 20,56 Jones
Samuels Henry, r. 9 Ceveland
.Samuels Henry, crockery, 1017 Valencia
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Isidore, shoemaker, 10i3J Folsom
SA.nCELS JACOB, attorney at law, 124 Sansome,
rooms 21-22, r. 1322 O'Farrell
Samuels Jacob Jr., musician, r. 1322 OTarrell
Samuels Jacob L., manager David Samuels, r. 1624 Oc-
tavia
Samuels Jennie, tailoress, r. 2056 Jones
Samuels Joseph, merchant, r. 1627 O'Farrtll
Samuels Julius, dn' and fanc\- goods, 104-lOS Keariiv, r.
1322 0Farreir
Samuels Julius, merchant, r. 606 Grove
Samuels Kate, widow, r. 508 McAllister
SAHl'ELS LE4>.\, attoniej- at law, 530 California,
room 39, secretarj- Abend Post Co., and proi)rietor
Grove Street Theatre, 118-120 Grove, r. 80S^ Folsom
Samuels Leon, upholsterer, r. 1627 O'Farrell
Samuels Louis, r. 809 Bush
Samuels Louis, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1322 OFarrell
Samuels M. A., photographer William Shew, r. Fruit-
vale, Cal.
Samuels Mauve V., clerk Henrv E. Highton, r. 1624 Oc-
tavia
S^auuels Michael, salesman Xewman & Levinson, r. 2056
Jones
Samuels Nathan, laborer, r. 108 Shpley
Samuels Peter S., painter, r. 9i Pratt's'Pl
Samuels Kose, widow, r. 2056 Jones
Samuels Stanley A., weigher, r. 1925^ Union
Samuels Stewart, clerk, r. 914 Pine
Samuels William, printer, r. 313 Golden Gate Av
Samuels William C, policeman, r. 23 Clinton Park
Samuelson Elkin, barber, r. 1236 Golden Gate Av
Samuelson J., seaman stmr Citv of Puebla
SAX BEK\.4RUI\0 BOKAX SIl.MXCi CO.. John
W. Searles president, Henry Krebs Jr. treasurer,
420 California and 106 Leidesdorff. room 17
San Bruno Dairj , Peter Dauber proprietor. Bay View
San Bruno Hotel, Frank Reichmuth proprietor, 20 San
Bnmo Av
San Bru o House, James Lawrence proprietor, 110
Fourth
San Carlos Oil Co., Julius Fmck president, H. B. Ham-
bly secretarj-, 19 OTarrell
San Diego Lumber Co., Dolber & Carson agents, 10 Cali-
fornia, ro«m 3
San Felii>o Gaetano, jieddler, r. 3 San Antonio
San FelipM Vito. peddler, r. 3 San Antonio
.Sun Ferdinand, car|'enter, r. lotji Fair Oaks
SAN FRANCISCO ABEND POST
K^ernian daily and MecKlTi Abend Fost
<(>. |tublislier<>. Cliarles .<«aninel<i itresi-
4lent, .)■'{> Calir<»rnia
San FniK-iscii Advertising Airency, Henry Macsorley
proprietor, order box 45 Third "
SA> FRA.VCISCO AXD ALAMEDA COI\TY
BIILDER AM> I.MPROVE.IIE.XT .\EMS
TBE (irr-weekly) W. H. Purtelle proprietor. 423
Washington
SAX FRA.XCISCO AXD ATLAXTIC RAILM^AY
CO.. 324 Pine
San Francisco and Fresno Land Co. The, Thomas Brnwii
president, G. Howard Thompson secretary, office at
Tlie Bank of California
SAX FRA\CISCO AXD LOS AXOELES RAIL
WAV CO., Frederick Homer president, A. Jud-
Siin treasurer, John W. Curtis Secretary, 530 Califor-
nia, room 12
SAN FRANCISCO AWNING AND
TFNT rn ^* "<•»"• ••• tarter pro-
I Lll I uUi prietor. erank and taury
aMnine^ of every description, Magon
rovers, etc., repairing promptly attended
to. 10 Mason
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH
PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
Artliar W, Foster president. Thomas Mell-
ersh serretnry and controller, general
oflice Matnal Life Bldg 4tli floor. Tele-
phone Main I»00 (4 bellsi freight oftice
Lombard St. IVharf. and XL cor Front
and Vallejo. Telephone Main 1900.) bellsi
ticket offices, 'i Xev» Montgomery, Tele-
phone Main lOfU. and t'ompany's Ferry
Landing. Clay St. Wharf, Telephone Main
1900 (3 bells)
SAX FRAX<ISCO AXD XORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAV FERRY, fo..tofClav
SAX FRAXCISCO AXD OAKLAXD CIRCI LAR
DISTtilBLTIXCi CO. (Alfred Spencer Macsorley)
order box 111 Stevens n, office 659 Jackson, Oak-
laud
San Francisco and Oakland Local Passenger Association,
6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
San Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan Association,
A. Sbarboro secretarv, 524 Montgomery
SAX FRAXCISCO ' AXD PACIFIC CiLASS
WORKS. S. J. Xweman president. James H. Davis
vice-president, Georg* Palmer secretary and treasu-
rer, office and works cor Seventh and Townsend,
Telephone Soirth S
San Francisco and Sacramento Candy MnfgCo., L. De-
martini president, 548 Mission
SAX FRAXCISCO AXD SAX .lOAQIIIX T.4L-
LEl' RAILWAY CO., Claus Spreckels president,
Alexander Mackie secretary. Bank of California
treasurer, office 321 Market
SAX FRAXCISCO AXD SAX MATEO RAIL-
W.\¥ CO., Behrend Joost president, George T.
Smith secretarj-, Samuel B. McLenegan superin-
tendent, Sanford Bennett receiver, office >'W cor
San Jose Av and Thirtieth
San Francisco and San Rafael Express Co., Oscar Fitch
and Ffed H. Carroll proprietors, 323 East
SAX FR.4XCISCO AXD SAX RAFAEL RAIL-
ROAD CO., otlice Mutual Life Bldg, 4th floor
San Francisco and Santa Clara Valley Railwaj', 95
Crocker Bldg
SAX FRAXCISCO AXD WEST SHORE RAIL-
WAV, C. M. Sanger president, J. O. Jepson secre-
tarj-, 201 Crocker Bldg
San Francisco Aromatic Disinfector Co. The, Mrs. X. E.
Bradshaw manager. 1-21 Po-t, room -20
SAX FRAXCISCO ART A.SSOCI.4TIOX THE,
A.Page Brown secretary, SE cor Ma^pn and Cali-
fornia
SAX FR.4XCISCO ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO.,
Menzo Spring proprietor, 9 Geary
SAX FRAXCISCO ARTIFICIAL STOXEPAVIX<i
CO., (SchiUinger's patent) H. .VI. Peterson & C<>.
l«roprietors, yard S s Berry bet Fifth and Sixth,
office 313 .Montgomery
San Fiancisco Athletic Club, 431i Sixth
SAX FRAXCISCO ALTOt/KAPlI REGISTER
CO., Ansley C. Stevens secre;ary and manager, .523
Market, room 10
SAX FRAXCISCO BAR AS.SOCIATIOX. 530 Cali-
fornia
SAX FRAXCISCO BEXEVOLEXT ASSOCIA-
TlOX, X. P. Cole president, C. V. S. Gibbs treas-
urer, R. A. Beeching secretary, 538 Jackson
San Francisco Bievcling Ciub. 441 Golden Gate Av
SAX FRAXCISCO BLOCK BOOK, The Hicks-
Judd Co. i>ublishers, 23 First
San Francisco Blue Book and Pacific Coast Elite Direc-
tory, 723 Market
San Francisco Blue Print Co., Phili)) R. Fassett man-
ager, 109 St. Ann's Bldg
TI16 MonarcH Bicycle
Everj' Machine a Scientific Production from
the Finest Material obtainable.
B/IKER 6r H/iniLTON
San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA S"^
Telephone Mission 4-0
M.I AX UUMU uiJ- ^^m;:> tri^Hucii^co
SAN
303
SAN
San Francisoo Bluestone (^uarri^, SE cor Clipper and
Douglass
San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters, Edmund
L. Woods secretary, 222 Sansonie, room 1
San Francisco Board of Relief I. O. B. B., Arthur M.
Plato secretary, 206 Sansonie
San Francisco Box Co. (Carrick, Williams & Wrif,^lit) 515-
519 Fifth
San Francisco Boys' Club Association, .lohn F. Harold
jircsideiit, centra
)mc
ik Cr.ive A\
SAN FRANCISCO BREWERIES
THE
(limited) <'iiarIeM it. Stone sen-
eral iiianaser, 403 Market, Tele-
Main 1150
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO.
Jolin Mc.Mullen president. Herman Krnsi
vice-i»resi«lent and eliief engineer, James
M. Taylor secretary and treasurer. Tele-
phone l>rnmm G, olllce i2 Market, rooms
Sau Francisco Buildiny Co., Flavien Vandcrveken man-
ager, S-21 Viiyinia Av
SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN CO.
. " R. A. Crotliers proprietor, U'Hi. «S3 Mont
comery. Telephone Main
S4I« FKAXtlSt'l* BISINESS COLLE<iE. N. S.
Phelns nresident, C. L. Ellis secretary. J. A. Wiles
manager, Murphy Bldj,', 1230 Market, Telephone
South 158 ^ ,
San Francisco Calcium Light Co.. Frank \V. French
proprietor, 10 Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO CALL, <,,,.,.
M. Siiortridge proprietor and publislier
Morning <'all, Teleplione Main IS7I, ofliee
52.-» Montgomery
S.IX FRAXCISfO «'AM»LK i'O. (I'ctcr R. and
William C. Woodman and (estate of) Egbert Judson>
office 402 Front, works NE cor Alameda and Rhode
Island
San Francisco Carpet Beating and Renovatmg Wks, .S.
S. Ferguson & Co., ijroprietors, 23-25 Tenth
S4N FRAXflSCO CHAPTER OF AMERICAN
IXSTITITE OF ARt'HITE«:T.S, Seth Babson
president, Uhver Everett secretarj', 408 California
SAN FRAXCISfO t'HE.MM IL WORKS (West
Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal.) Judson & Shepard pro-
pr'etors, office 402 Front _ _ _
SAN FRANCISCO„CHRpNICLE,
(dailv and Meekly* Mlcliel H.deloiing
proprietor, XE cor Kearny and Market,
Teleplione Main 1000
San Francisco Church Extension Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Charles Goodall president,
Robert Hancock secretary, 1037 Market
San Francisco Cigar Manufarturing Co., William \\ al-
deck president, Julius Unihalt secretary, 531 Wash-
SAx" FRAXCISfO €IiE.ARIX« HOISE THE,
Charles Sleeper manager, 211 Sansonie
San Francisco Clinic, 311 Grant Av
San Francisco Clothing Renovating Works, I. N. Cohen
president, Ben Enistein secretary, 14 Kearny
San Francisco Co-operative Business Mechanics Contract
ing Co., D. Espinosa De los Monteros president, Lc^ i
Moss secretarj', J. W. Bowles treasurer, 1327-132ii
San Francisco County Society of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Miss .Jessie C. Fanner secretary, 227 Geary
SAN FRANCISCO CREMATION CO., H. H. NoMc
manager, office 9 City Hall Av, rooms 3-4, Telephone
South 570
.San Francisco Cutting School, Peder J. Dhyr proprietor,
222 Post
SAN FRANCISCO DAIL¥ REPORT, The Daily
Report Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors,
otnce 238 Montgomery, and 730 Market, editori;'i
rooms 320 Sansome
San Francisco Dental Laboratory, E. W. Pratt proprietor,
14 Grant Av, room l(i
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL OFFICE, George W.
Leek proi)rietor, 6 O'Farrell
San Francisco Depository Presb> terian Board of I'ublica-
tion and Sabbath School Work, 735 Market
SAN FRANCISCO DKTECTIVE AiiENCl,
Thomas W. Mcfarlane manager, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 44-45
San Francisco Diamond House, Henry Myers proprie-
tor, NE cor Kearny and Post
San Francisco Diamond House The (incorporated!
Charles Edelman president, E. C. Klumpp manaire. ,
102 Kearny
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
I A MP I CV'C « "J «"«• tountyofsan
LAHuLlT O Franelsto) establiMied
in IS.iS, issued annnaliy from puJilii-a-
tion olllce, .'>1.S Clay, J. B. Painter Co.
publisbcr't, Tele|>bone Main KiSO
SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
<;0., Henry L. Ackernian uperintendent, mam
office 206 Kearny, room 5, branch offices 200 Slitter.
5 Golden Gate Av, SW cor Turk and Lark in. 5:54
Geary, cor Washington and Battery, 301 Montgom-
ery, 912 Market, 1305 Polk, N s Market nr Front,
1204 Market and Drunim and California
S4N FR.ANCIS4 0 ELECTRICAL ST0RA4;E
CO., 34-36 Main
San Francisco Electric Co., 216 Bush, rooms 36-39
San Francisco Employment Office, 238 Kearny
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE ALARM AND POLICE
TELEGRAPH STATION, William R. Hiv.itt
superintendent, 9 Brenhani I'l
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT, offi. t
New City Hall, 1st floor
San Francisco Foundling and Maternity Home, 32s
Bryant
San Fnincisco Free Dispensary, Charles K. ilcDonaM
aiiothecarv, 84.? Howard
SAN FRANCISCO FREE PIBLIC LIBK 4KV.
NewCitvHall,2d floor
SAN FRAN< ISCO Htl IT AND FLOWEK WIS-
SION, Miss Martha W. Shainwald i)resideiit ;ina
manager, 420 Post
SAN FRANCISCO FRIIT AKTION CO., Dilt.m
Brothers, D. E. Allison & Co. and Eveleth A Nash
proprietors, W. W. Jones manager and auctioneer.
Fruit Auction, 705-707 Front
San Francisco Fruit, Exchange, Frank Dulton president,
A. T. Hatch vice-president, E. E. Kahn treasurer,
T. S. Ta> lor secretary, 202 Sacramento
San Francisco Furniture Packing and Shipping Co., P.
Corkerv proprietor, 1127 Sutter
San Francisco Funiiture Storage Warehouse, 73.". Market
SAN FRANCISCO Fl SE .MANIIFACTLRlMi « O.,
John Rodda secretary, 507 California
mi%gk r^^n I n ri l TrOO should be In Every Household Rented at $1 00 per Month
PAoTlUK rlL I tKO C. brown & son, 823 Market Street
SAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL
LOAN BANK, i\^
Ma.x fcioldberg presi-
■nt and manager,
Duncan McNce secretary, 't'.i^ Kearny,
Teleplione Main '
San Francisco Conservatu
director, 215 Powell
of Music, Eugene S. Bonelli
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
W. B. CHAPMAN
1*3 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected
brands of SANDEMAN, BUCK & GO'S (PEMARTIN)
Choice Sherries.
SAN
1304
SAN
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Kg
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California 5t.
San Francisco Gas Fixture and Art iletal Co. (Samuel
Salomon and Howard H. Bowen) mnfrs g-as, electric
and combination fixtures and electric suiiplies, oflBce
54 Second, factory 550-55'2 Mission
SAW FK4.^CISCO tiAS Llt^HT CO., works NE
cor Fir:^t and Howard, cor King- and Second, SE cor
Fifth and Howard, cor Bay and Buchanan and foot
Humboldt, Potrero, office SE cor First and Natoma,
Telephone Main 246
.SAN FKANCISCO GAS LlCiHT CO., stove depart-
ment, E. H. George mana'^er, 226 Post, Telephone
Main 1641
SAUK FKAIVCISCO (;iRLS L.MON', Mrs. Emilia
Tojetti secretary, 929 Pine
San Francisco Grutli ^'erein Hail, 507 Sutter
SAX FRAKCISCO HAY A]^il> UKAIX CO., James
McEIeirney president, P. H. McGuigan vice-presi-
dent, Leon Sanguinetti secretary, 619-621 Fcm-th,
Telephone Main o-iia
San Francisco Home Mutual Loan Assn, A. Sbarboro sec-
retary, 5H yu
nerv
SAN FRANCISCO HOMEO-
PATHIC POLYCLINIC, ... ......
Ililler suiHTiuit'iideiii, T. a. Bliuu secre-
tary. 2'-.»«) .Uuntgomery Ar, hours 10 A.M.
to 1 P. .W.
San Francisco Hou-se, Henry Greaves proprietor, 737
Howard
San Francisco House, Louisa Martin projmetor, 19
Drumm
San Francisci) Hygiene and Medical Mission, Harold C.
Palmer iiKi;ui-er. 422 Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO IRON WORKS,
1*. i. e»uu(l<*ii iii-oprlftor, boilec tanks
andgeupsal iron works, i>undon's iiatent
roisi|>rrs«eiI marine I>oiIer<i. aitproi eel by
I niled .States Insiiectors. most economi-
cal boilers in use. 3I4-3IS .llain
San Francisco Iron Yard. 132 Folsom
SAM FRA.\$ ISl-O .lOIR.XAL OF CON^IFRCE
(weekly; James U'Leary editor, San Francisco Jour-
nal of CoD.nieree Publishin:^ Co., publishers, office
321 Montiromery, editiri-jl moms 58 Sacramento
SAX FRA.NCISCO .lOlRXAL OF CO.U.UERCE
PS'KLISIIIM; <-0 , James O'Leary president,
p\iblishers Daily Journal of Commerce and San
Francisco Jouri al of Commerce (weekly), 321 Mont-
gomery
San Francisco Kellner Verein, 29 Taylor
San Francisco Labor Council, Edgar H. Bunnan secre-
tary, r. 11.59 Mission
S.IN Fi!AN4'I><CO LADIES' PROTECTIOX AXD
RELIEF .rOCSEXr, E s Fi-anklin bet Post 'and
G !.•-.» ry
.San Francisco Last Co., Siebe Glanville Co. proprietors,
25-31 Jessie
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
ASSOCIATION, ;,r;!;i;'.f; ^■■■"•b:
1>o<><i serreiao. laundry S s Eddy bet
Fcliuiore and Steluer, oBiee 33 tieary, Tel-
e.i>i;one Main ."jlfj
SAX J-i;A\«'ISCO LAW JOritXAL. .Stnokwell &
C... i.r,.i,r:etor^ 2T.t IJush
SAK FKAXtiSrO LAW LIURAKV, Xew City
Mull, 3;1 Hour
SAX FKAXCISCO LEtiAL XEWS, M. M. Miller
editor ami n:;iiiau'er, 410 Sansome
S.AX > KAXCISCO NEWSI'AI'ER IXIOX, pub-
lishers pat^'it outsides and home jilan sheets. Pal-
mer & Key Type Foundry projirietors, 405-40; San-
some, Teleplione Main 181
SAN FRANCISCO LUMBER CO..
.1. X.Curtis niana;:er. .Jaiues direig secre>
tary, dealers Inmber, wbolesale and re-
tail, principal office under Xevada Bank,
Telephone Main 1480. lards Third and
Berry. Telephone Main 104* and Fourth
and Channel, Telephone South 031
San Franciso Mantle Co., Hagstrom & Kriffer proprie-
tors, 2219 Folsom
San Francisco Marine Temperance Society, Rev. Joseph
Rowell, president, Mrs. M. X. Cummings secretary,
NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
SAX FRANCISC4» .MARKET (new) from Clay to
Merchant bet Sansome and Montgomery
San Francisco Matrimonial Advocate, J. L. Hopkins
proprietor, 515 Kearny
San Francisco Mercantile Agency, Frank Kimmell pro-
prietor, 215 Sansome, room 1
San Francisc(j Microscopical Societj', 432 Montgomery,
rooms 8-9-10
SAX FRAXCISCOMILLFURXISHIXG DEPOT,
Michael O'Brien proprietor, 509-513 Mission
SAX" FRAXCISCO MIRROR (weekly) J. E. Slinkey
publisher, 235 Keaniy, room 11
San Francisco Mission, 3()8 Grant Av
San Francisco Musical F\in<l Society, 316 Post
San Francisco Mutual Loan Associatiun, A. Sbarboro
secretary, 524 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS CO. T..
Eiiiile Bauer manager. Robert White
cashier, ■.;0U--;0S Post, Telephone Main
5410
S.1X' FRAXCISCO XEWS LETTER AXD CALI-
FORXIA ADVERTISER (weekly) Frederick Mar-
riott publisher and proprietor, 606 Merchant, edi-
torial and press rooms 609-613 Merchant, Telephone
Main 399
SAX FRAXCISCO XOVELTl AXD PLATINC:
WORKS, A. Merle president, A.Rudyear manager.
Gold, silver and nickel platers, etc. 68-72. First
Telephone Slain 976
San Francisco Nursery for Homeless Children, Mrs. Wil-
liam Hollis pr. sident, 570 Harrison
San Francisco Paint and Roofing Co. , S\V cor Sacramento
and Montgomery
SAX FRAXCISCO PATTERX WORKS. Otto
Brown proprietor, 110-112 Beale
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
tieorge F. Wilson president, Albert J.
Raisch manager, hitnminous rock and
concrete work. Xil Montgomery, room
•iO, Telephone Main .)3<>4
SAN FRANCISCO _^PHOTO; EN;
GnAVING CO. m'il'ua "cr) *Pho" " En-
graving. Etching.
lis Sacramento
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER
SCREEN WORKS, ..o..».
Quick proprietor, iit-ii.i First
SAX FRA>C1S* O PIOXEER VARXISH, AXD
GLVCERIXE WORKS, cor Kansas and Nevada,
E. L. Huetev )iroprietor, office 18-20 Ellis
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, Henry F. Allen
president, W. Loewi secretan-. Black Point bet Lar-
kin and Van Ness Av. Office 29 Merchants Ex-
change Bldg
TRY the:
SAN FRA/MCiSCO
LAU/NDRY
OF^FICE, 33 GEARY ST
Telephone, Main 5125.
GATTON, BEIiL & GO. 'Il"i
UNION ASSURANCE
i«, of London.
406 Gaiifomia St.
THE BEST FITTING SUITS TO ORDER
lis KIEKRMV ST.
NEUMAUS & CO.
SAN
1305
SAN
SAN FKA>€l!»€0 PKICKIS €liRREKT THK,
Edward K. Painter publisher, 123 California, ruom 21
San Francisco Printing Ink Manufacturinj; Co. (Hermann
von Estorff) 26 Jessie
SAIV FKAI^CISCO PRIXTIMO PKESSMAM'S
lf\IO\, '-.iO r.nsh
StN iUA\llS<0 1>K01»1I€E EXC'HAX<.1E, W.
A. Hdk'ipiiili jircsident, S. Cary Friedlander secre-
tary, 425 Ciiliioriiia, secretary's' office 433 California,
Tele
.Mai
SAN FRANCISCO PLANING
Mil I 't'tiiliaiH Crocker iir<»|»riel<»r,
llllLLj iiianiit'afturer MindoM riaiiirs.
iii<>lttiiiK'«. !^a.sh aud blinds, .j'^l-.Vto Ml'tli.
tclcitlione South 153
San Eraiicl.soo elating Works, Edward G. Den-
niston i>roi)rietor, (iSS-OS.'i Mifsion
SA!N FKA\tSSt'0 POLICE fATKOL TELE-
<iiKAi'H, !tec S. F. Fire Alarm and Police Patrol
Station
S.l!< FKA.\t;iS«'0 PtlLVCLI.^It', F. W. D'Evclyn,
M. D., president, Leo Newmark, M. D., secretary,
410 Eilis
SAN FRAXCISCO P«RT SOCIETl, Joseph Rowell
secretary, rooms NE cor Drunim and Sacramento
SAM FIS,l.\<'l?^fO PRESS CLUB, M, C. Allen re-
cording sen-ctarv, 430 Pine
SAN FKAXCISl'O PUOIH:tEE\CHAX<JE<!ALL
BOARII ASSOCIATION, W. A. Holcomb presi-
dent, T. (_'arv Kriedlandcr secretary, -125 California,
secretar\'s i.rticc 433 California
S4X EitANtiSiO PKODICE EXCHAMiiE
milTlAL KENEFIT ASSOCIATION, VV. H.
Yates president, E. Ransom treasurer, T. Cary
Friedlander secretary, 425 California, secretary's
office 433 (California
SAN EKANCIS«'0 PROTESTANT ORPHAN
ASYLB II. SVV corHai'^ht ami Laguna
SAN FRAN* IS< O REAL ESTATE «IRCI LAR.
Thomas Mas;uc & Suns proprietors, 24 Montgomery
SAN i(''itANCISCO RETAIL l»Ri:««ISTS' ASSO-
CIATION, 1. C. Calegaris jiresident, otto Wtilie
secretarw <)3o Market
SAN FRANCISCO RIOINU S<!IIOOL, Mrs. Francis
A. Farnsworth lessee and manager, 1617-161S Pacific
Av
San Francisco Rubber Co., R. H. Pease vice-president,
SAn" FRANCISCO SAVINGS
ilbert Miller president. Ed-
ward B. Pond viee-i»resident.
Loveil >V liite see retary and cashier, .">:{•»
Calilornia, Telei»h<»ne jfialn !M>;
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS INION Bl ILI»IN<;,
NE cor CalitVirnia and Webb
San Francisco School l)ei)artnient Shop, NW cor Larkin
and Austin Av
SAN FRANCI.S<© SETTI-E.nENT ASSOCIA-
TION. 15 South Park
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION,
1358-1 3G0 Market
San Francisco Ship Calkers' Association, 121 New .M.mt-
gomerv
SAN FRANCISCO SLATE COMPANY, 4^5 Mills
Bldg, 10th floor
SAN F»<ANCl!sCO SOCIETY FOR THE PRE-
VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Jacob Z. Davis president, Charles B. Holl)ro(ik
secretary, 95 Donohoe Bldg
San Francisco Society of Physicians and Surgeons
(eclectic) 1422 Folsom
San Francisco Soda Works, Witthack & Miesner pro-
pi ietors, 323 Francisco
UNION, :>'
^#'
WATS0^3 &, CO., 124. Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULKRS.
li;at di^sijrpassGd la^er Beer
"LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
G(iiGfl£0 BREWERY, PIME ST., S. F.
SAV FRANCISCO STANHARO OPTICAL CO.,
Nordman Bros, proprietors, 120 Sutter, rooms 7-13
S:in I'rancisco Steam Show Case Works, Hoffman, Dahl &
Co. pro|irietors, office 220 Market
SAN IRANCISCO STEN4 IL AND BRANH
W->RI4S. Buchanan & Co. proprietors, stencil
cutters, box brand makers and engravers, 405 Front
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK ANI» EXCHANGE
BO.ARH, George I. Ives president, Fred W, liad-
lev secretary, 3:^1 P ne
SiN ' FR*NCIS<0 SIOCK AND E.\< HANOE
Bi;iLI»IN4;, 331 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL FOR
DANCING AND ELOCUTION,
Walter <;. O Brien and Wiiliaiii N. OinKle
managers and instructors. Mowry's Opera
llonse, SW cor «irovc and Laguna, classes
Mondays and Fridays, private instrnc-
tlous at all hours
San Francisco Schuetzen Verein, California Hall, (>20
Bush
San Francisco Schwahen Verein. 323 Turk
SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE
BUREAU,
'>0*> MontKoniery. room S
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BREW-
rny SE «or »-ow«ll anu Irancisco,
Cn I , Telephone Main 807
San b'rancisco Stock Exchange List, Goldstein & Co.
publishers, office 320 Pine
San Francisco Storage and Transfer Co. Phoenix Ware-
house, H. W. Smith iiresident, R. B. Girdwood vice-
presidetit, J. T. Richardson secretary and treasurer,
S s Brannan bet Eighth and Ninth
SAN FRANCISCO STOVE
U/nDUC << *»«"ls. W. Hansen and Alex.
wVUnlVO BainMnannractiirers stoves,
ranges and lisht castings, «2*i-«'iS Third
SAN FKAN4'I.SC<» STREET AND BUSINESS
DIKEt'TORt, X. A. Walcott & Co. publishers, 14
Grant Av
San Francisco Street Sweeping and Garbage Removing
Association, M. D. Levinson njanager, Jacob
Marks secretary, 120 Sutter, room 52
San Francisco Suljihur Co. (inconjorated) J. L. N. Shep-
hard president, John Reynolds vice-president, John
Staufter secretary, works NW cor Dupont and Bay,
office 402 Front
SAN FRANCISC«» TAtlEBLATT (German daily
and weekly) S. F. Tageblatt Association publishers,
033 Merchant
SAN FRAN* ISCO 1 AdEBLATT ASSOCIATION,
Theodore Piund sei retary, imbli-hers of San Fran-
cisco Tageblatt, 033 Merchant
San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg ])roprietor, Es San
Bruno Av nr Twenty-eighth
San Francisco The, Japanese newspaper, S. Yamato pro-
])rietor, 112^ Ellis, rear
S.iN FRANi'lSCO THE. Richter & Wessling propri-
etors, wines and liquors, 836 Market
San Francisco Theological Sennnary, Robert J. Trum-
bull i.usiness manager, 10 California, room 1
San Francisco Thistle Club, 320 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO TOOL CO.
.lolin R. SprinK prcldent. Samuel Mc-
Adams secretary, Ira Bishop manager,
engineers, machinists and contract* r.^,
oltlce and works ll.l» Ste«enson
lJimB0BGE8flN4C0.SHOWGf\SES
a^- ' ^ -tS.-if^ -^ 3T MARKET" ST., S. F
Onlv Six Hours travel
ime Hiuliland Springs)
''tn'^uJ/^TJrTt^' HIGHLAND SPRINGS ai|o';„"^^^*s\ra„d"^ir«'rVnV^?r\':
Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00
Single Fare, $4.50. On sale at 2 New
SAN
J 306
SAN
Place Your Fire Insurance
.-ITH THE
SUN INSURflNGE GO.
428 California Street
San Francisco Tool Works, Louis Peterson manager, 34()
Tentli
SAX FRAX€I.S€0 TOWEL ♦'O., Louis Barrere pro-
prietor, 116 Davis
Six FRAXCISCO TRADE REVIEW, Morris U.
Bates editor. 34 Califoniia
San Francisco Transfer Co., P. Corkery iiro]>riet<>r, 1127
Sutt«r
SAX FRAXXIStO TIRX VEREIV. 323 Turk
San Francisao Turn Verein Hall, Adam Brehin janitor,
323 Turk
SAX FRAMISro TIRXER HALL SALOOX,
Adani Brehni proprietor, wines and liquors, 323
saTfrancisco type foun-
nDV I'ainter A <«. proyrlelors, ."»I0
Unl Clay
San Francisco Typewriter Exehanj^e, Richmond K.
Revalk & Co. pri.prietors, 310 California
SAX FRAXXIStO T¥PO«r:APIiICAL FXIOX
Xo. 11. A. C. Schwatka president. W. B. Benoist
srretarv. e'.nr, M(int>.''"nier\-. ri"ini> l.'.-lii
SAN FRANCISCO UNDERTAK-
IMP rn <'barles Qalnn i>re>ililetit, r.
IHu UU. •>• ('orb<'tt manager, an<ier-
takf-rs andenibalniers. I'iS.') Market, Tele-
I>iione Siiath 'it'
SAX FRAX«-IS«-0 VEREIX. XE cnr Leavenworth
Post
San Francisco Vindicator, James E. Brown editor antl
jiroprietor, 032 Clay
San Francisco Watch and Clock Repairing Co., Lan-
decker & Gruber proprietors, 121 Post, room 7
San Francisco Weiss Beer Brewinj,' Co., .Jacob Stuber &
•Jacob Weikert jirojirietors, XE cor Gearv- and Baker
San Francisco Whist Club, William F. Blchdon secre-
SAN "FRANCISCO
CLEANING CO..
WINDOW
L. Ferrari man-
aser. <• I e a n e r *
>lioM rases, mirrors, paint.
et«-..3is Salter. Teleiihone .>laln .")li:>
SAN FRANCISCO^WJNOOW
CLEANING CO. Fe'rraH'^'%"roprlV-
tor. cleaners Minclows. slioMeases, uiir-
riors. iiaint, etc.. 315 Siocktou, Teleithone
Main 1304
San Francisco Wine and Liquor Co., Isaac S. Rosenbaum
president, Samuel H. Rosenbaum secretarv, 31 Ea.st
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS,
i . M. <;raenliagen proprietor. ««» Mis-
sion
San Fraiioi<ci> Wood Interior Mnfjf Co., Samuel Levy,
pr.i)iriettir. office 412 Pine
SAX FRAXCISCO WOOD AXD ItORV
WORKS, Carl F. Haas ))ropriet<.r. wood and ivor\-
turnin-,', lU-Hd First
S.4X FRAXriS<0 WOOL E.VCHAXOE, George
Abbot ]iroprietor. 412 Townsend
SAX FRAXCISCO WOOL SORTIXCi AXD
SCOI RiXU CO., Flint & McLennan proprietors,
S\V cor Bluxome and Fifth
SAX FRAXCISCO VACHT CUB, George W. Reed
secreUrv, .i02 Batterv
S.AX FRAXCISCO VACHT CLl B, H. H. Jenuess
Secretar.v, 320 Davis
San Francisco Zinc and Brass Foundrs", Kremer Bros. &
Co. pro])rietors, 40 .Jessie
.San Geronimo Paper' Mill (Marin Co-, Cal.) S. P. Taylor
Paper Co. proprietors, 414-416 Clay
San Giorgi Numa, cook, r. ."ilS Broadway
San Gottardo Hotel, John Lepori proprietor, .-.09-;il3
Broadway
San Joaqnin and Kings River Canal and Irrigation Co.,
Henry Miller j)resident, C. Z. Merritt secretary, 50&
California, room 16
San Joaquin Brick Co., F. W- MuUer president, C. Hor-
ton secretary, yard Berry bet Sixth and Seventh
San Jose and San Francisco Express Co. (B. Benjamin,
J. Witt Mild P. Koj>pen)21 Main, 410 Sacramenli 1 and
414 Market
SAX JOSE BRICK CO.. James Dougherty president,
James C. Xealon manager, office Green Street Wharf,
Aards cor \'allejo and Davis
SAX .IO.SE CITV AXD SAXTA CLARA COIXTV
DIRECTORV, F. M. Husted i.ublisher, f>SO Cali-
fornia, room 6.5
San Jose Express Co., agent Pac. Express Co., otlice IS
Post
SAX .lOSE FL4»I R MILLS, Sperry Flour Co. pro-
prietors, 134 California
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., Hermann Bendel president,
W. H. Wright manager, K. H. Plate secretary, 3
California, room 43
SAX JOSE WOOLEX MILL CO., Ashland H. Bos
tick mana-ici , .S21-.523 Market
San Juan Mining Co. (Las Flores, L. Cal.) Frederick M.
Peterson agent, 506 Battery, room 6
San Leandro Exjiress, Enos & Amaral propjietors, 28
Market
San Leandro Gas and Electric Light Co., WiUiani J. Lan-
ders president, A. C. Hammond secretary, 20.5 San-
some
SAX LI'IS OBISPO BITI MIXOrS ROCK CO.,
A. C Bassett jiresident, 106-108 Phelan Bldg
SAX LFIS OBISPO FLOI R MILLS, Sperry Flovn-
Co. proprietors, V. D. Black su]ierintendent, office
134 California
San Luis Obispo Horticultural Society, Robert Dross sec-
retarj-, 225 Sansome
San Martino Hotel, Louis Koscelli jiroprietor, 331 Broad-
waj"
San Martino Leonardo, |)eddler, r. !i Montgomery Court
S.IX MATEO DAIRV, Daly iV Ci>ldwell proprietors,
1010 Valencia and 35 Eddv
SAX MATEO RAXCH DAIRV, W. P. A. Brewer pro-
l)rietor, James W. Goodhue manager, dejwt 1515
Fillmore, Telephone West 262
San Miguel Farm Dairv, H. F. Secor & (.'o. proprittors,
depot 25 Huff Av
SAX PEDRO HARBOR. DOCK AXD LAXD AS-
SOCI.ITIOX. XE cor Fourth and Townsend, ror.m
2S
San Pedro Hotel, Frank (). Johnsiin i)roi>rietor, 6 How-
ard
San Pedro Lumber Co., John .\. Hooper president,
Henry M. Furman secretary, 4 California
San Pedro Manuel, miner, r. 2024 Taylor
San Rafael and Sausalito Fern . foot of Clay
San Rafael and Tiburou Feny, foot of Clay
San Rafael Expre s. Fitch & Carroll proprietors, 323
East
San Rafael House, 28 Seventh
San Vincent Mining Co. (Mexico) Samuel Jones presi-
dent, C. A. Morgan secretary, 158 Crocker Bldg
Sanabia Charles clerk, r. 634 Vailejo
Sanabia Pauline, widow, r. 634 Vailejo
Sanboceto Antonio, drayman, NW cor Battery and Sac-
remento, r. 33" Union
Sanborn Albion I., stairbuilder SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont, r. 631 Twenty-first
Sanborn Alexander, bartender, r. 231 0"Farrell
Sanborn Arthur H., Deputy City and County Surve.vor,
r. 632 Post
Sanboni Bert A., clerk Baker & Hamilton, 2002 Sutter
Sanborn Charles A., machinist, r. 1036 Twentieth
Sanborn Clarence (Sanborn & Co.) r. 418 California Av
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIPS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERV STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.';.!.r„';":fl*!J
DEVELOPING
PHOroSRAPHlG—s
T. P. ANBREVS
Montgomery St.
109
SAN
307
SAN
ianborii Dora M Miss, stenographer Eaton Piano Co., r.
929 Twentieth
Janbom Eliza J., widow, r. 2002 Sutt«r
ianborn Franklin H., physician and !-urgeon, office and
r NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
»ANBOR.\ FRKWEKIC'K «., treasurer Bancroft-
Whitney Co., 438 Montgonierj-, r. 1020 Dolores
Sanborn George, laborer, r. Bay View
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk Freight Auditors Dept S. P.
Co., r. 1917 Fillmore
Sanborn Henry, sexton St. Francis Church, r. 620 Vallejo
Sanborn J. A., clerk Stanley, Hayes & Bradley, r. Kniit-
vale
Sanborn James K., packer, r. 13.^ Taylor
Sanborn Jane C, widow, r. 927 Dolores
Sanborn Jeremiah L., sawyer, 1917 Fillmore
Sanborn Lucius W., millinery, 1010 Market, r. 837 (.'uli-
fornia
Sanborn Luther, cari>enter, r. 181 2 J Geary
Sanboni Nona L., widow, artist, r. 117 Fell
Sanborn-Perris Map Co. (limited) J. Edward Gardner
agent, 426 California, rooms 6-7
Sanborn Samuel (Sanborn & Co.) r. 418 California Av
Sanb Tn Samuel, en-ineer, r. 008 Sixth
SANBORN, VAIL & CO. A. ».....)
importers aud iiianufafturers frames,
uilrrors, mouldings, stationery, artists'
materials, leather goods aud architect's
suiipUes. 74l-:4.-> .narket, factory ;34-;2tt-
-38-7:50-733 Minna
SiNBOK.N' W, l»., general agent Burlington Route
B. and M. K. R. R., 32 Mongomery, r. 1410 Octavia
Sanborn William E., clerk, r. 1912 Pierce
Sanborn & Co. (Clarence and Sanuiel Sanborn) native
wines, 41 Second
Sanches Arthur I., bookkeeper Ewell's XL Dairy Bottleil
MilkCo.,r. 653Capp
S.l.NX'HES KANUOIiPH P., carpenter and budder,
office 16 Post, r. C53 Cajjp
Sanchez Antonia, domestic 1.509 Washington
Sanchez Charles, laborer, r. Twelfth Av South nr P
Sanchez Dolores M., widow, r. 1522 J Jackson
Sanchez Estella, domestic 1416 Larkin
Sanchez Felix, nurseryman and florist, 2520 Mission
Sanchez Joseph G., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
1 Co., r. 2520 Mission
Sanchez Laura C, widow, r. 1912 Bush
Sanchez Mariana, widow, r. 1217 Powell
Sanchez Michael, porter, r. 1415 Powell
S i.XCIlEZ PABIiO. general agent Equitable Life As-
surance Soc:etv(of the United States) (Spanish Dei)t)
i.ffice 11 Crocker Bldg, r. The California Hotel
SaiiL-hez R. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1912 Bush
Sanchez Rejina, wndow, dressmaker, r. 407 Montgomery
SaiiJhez Ricardo, butcher, r. 1109 Florida
Sunchez Richard R., teamster, r. 814 Fifteenth Av South
Saiicho Giuseppi, fish dealer, r. 3 Sonora
SaiR-lio Robert, tanner, r. 1109 Florida
Saiiiken Christian, liquors, 301 Broderick
Sannivich John, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Sana Brothers (William and Joseph J.) plumbers, 1309
Mission
SaiMl Ferdinand, barber, 27 Third, r. 642 Jessie
Sand Fredrick, barber, r. 39 Russ
Sand Frederick, barber, r. 644 Jessie
Sand George F., barber, r. 642 Jessie
Sand Harrv, porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 141 Henrv
Sand Joseph, barber, 50 Fourth, r. 644 Jessie
Sand Joseoh Jr. (Sand Bros.) r. 644 Jessie
Sand Joseph E. , dentist, 20 Ellis
Sand Lena Miss, packer E. J. Bowen, r. Oakland
Sand William (Sand Bros) r. 644 Jessie
i^ Sand. See Sands
Sandahl Charles A., tailor, r. 32 Lafayette
Sandahl Christian, .-iiiipositor, r. 709 Polk
IVIORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanentlv CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 311}4 HYDB ST.. between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 P. M. Telephone East 270.
THE UNITED STATES BREWERY
BREINA/ ^^
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER S.
WITH ^^^"
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS. i— i
Sandani Angelo, bootblack, r. 17 Lafayette
Sandbach Charles, clerk, r. 105 Austin Av
Sandbach Harrj' W., clerk Western Sugar Refining Co.,
r. 330.V Bartlett
Sandbeck Knud, waiter, r. 1130 Union
Sandberg Charles, plumber, r. 627 York
Sandberg Jeannette Mrs., r. 320 Pacific
Sandberg John A., tanner, r. 1340 Nebraska
Sandberg John P., plasterer, r. 1000a Minna
h'andberg Julius G. , ijattenimaker, r. 4a Antonia
Sandberg Peter, fireman, r. 748 Iowa
Sandberg Walter, nwlder Jardine Iron Wks
Sa" Sandberg. See Sandborg
Sandberger Eugene, usher, r. 14 John
Sundberger Eugene Mrs., dressmaking, 14 John
Sandeen John, carpenter, r. 210 Eleventh
Sandefut Fred L., wireman, r. 760 Howard
Sandegren Charles A., stenographer, Gould & Joudin, r.
201 Turk
Sandelin Frank, liquors, 106 Spear
Sandell Carl A. , barber, 310 Fillmore
Sandell Christine, domestic 512 Eddy
Sandell J. August, barber, r. 312 Fillmore
B^ Sandell. See Saudi
Sanden Louis F., carpenter, r. 732^ Clementina
Sander Charles (William H. Bowe & Co.) r. SE cor Po-
trero Av and Alvarado
Sander E., gripman, r. 5 Henderson Av
Sander Frank, groceries and provisions, 623 Second, r.
612 Second
Sander John, laborer Pac. Improvement Co.
Sander Maria Mrs. (Bicker & Sander) r 226 Pacific
Sander Monroe, traveling salesman Meyerfield, Mitchell
\Co., r. 1830 O'Farrell
Sander William, laborer, r. 14 Jack Bin
Sanderman George F., blacksmith, r. 328 Pennsylvania
Av
Sanders, bookkeeper, r. 603 Front
Sanders Alex, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Sanders Amos A , projjrietor Union Square Hall, 421
Post, r. 713 Post
Sanders Annie, widow, r. 511i Greenwich
Sanders Arnold, collector, r. 2230 Bush
Sanders Charles, floral decorator, 421 Jones, r. 423 Jones
.SAXDERSCORNELIIST. (Sanders k Johnson) r.
909 Jones
Sanders Dave S., printer, r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders David A., foreman Hiiiton Printing Co., r. 1400
Polk
Sanders David H., cigars and toliacco, 143Sb \ alencia
Sanders Duke, physicim, r. 8 Montgomery Av, room 1
Sanders E. , gripman, r. 5 Henderson Av
Sanders Edward A., clerk C. D. Ladd, r. 1420 Larkin
Sanders Elizabeth ijrs., fortune teller, 8 Montgomery
Av, room 1
Sanders Elma C. Miss, kindergarten, 1406 Polk
Sanders Eugene, bartender, r. 17 Stockton
Sanders Frank, clerk, r. 419 Ellis
Sanders Frank E., floorwalker Will & Finok C'... r. 11
Webster
Sandei-s Frank F., confectioner, r. 8 Antonio
Saudei-s Frederick, driver, r. 217 Stevenson
Sanders Frederick H., master mariner, r. 12 Capp
Sanders George, student, r. 213 Elm Av
Sanders George H. (Wrights Sanders) r. 923 Pmc
Sanders Henrj- (Sanders & Co.) r. 1622 Larkin
Sanders Henry, cigar mnfr. 3261 Mission
Sanders Henry F. (Henry F. Sanders & Co.) r. 2132 How
Sanders Henry F. & Co. (Henrj- F. Sanders) ladies' and
gents' furnishing goods, 1602 Market and 3 Hayes
Sanders HeniT S., actor, r. 1406 Polk
Sanders Howard T., compositor, r. 826 Geary
Sanders Jacob. pro]>rietor Boston Farm Dairy, r. 22.t
Seventh
Sanders James H., printer, r. 908iPost
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W. B. CHAPMAN ■:?„"ii';<!!'.'iLV;
., Importer of a few Selected Vintages
FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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rice-president A. Quade & Co. ,
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Sanders .1. J., Custom House Officer, r. 45b Federal
Senders John, r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders John, bookkeeper, r. 603 Front
Sanders John, carpenter a'^d contractor, 421-423 Ji
r. 423 Jones
Sanders John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Sanders Jule, pantrjTnan, r. 717 Bush
Sanders Juliana S. Miss, r. 923 Pine
Sanders Katherine C. Miss, r. 1406 Polk
Sanders Leo, teamster, r. 613J Natoma
Sanders Louis, butcher, r. (nil Xatoma
Sanders Louis, manager Boston Farm Dairv, r.
Seventh
SANDERS J. W.,
jaiianniDS >vorks,
plain and ornamental japannins. la«--
ducring, bronzing:, eliding, slass eiu-
bo<i.«iuc, steni-il ratting, etc., 'i.i'i Fre-
mont, r. Iti HaMtliorne
Sanders Martha Miss, nurse, r. 343 Beale
Sanders Olaf, car])enter, r. 210 Kleventh
Sanders Oregon, attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, nxmi
23, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co., Cal.
Sanders S., bookkeeper Goldberg-, Bowen & Lebenbauni
r. 1S30 O'Farrell
Sanders S., 2d stewani stmr Santa Rosa
Sanders Samuel F , projirietor White House Hotel, r.
Fifth Av South bet A ar)d B
Sanders Sarah, widow, r. 343 Beale
Sandeis Sol, jeweler, r. 131 Grove
Sanders Soloman, carrier Post Office, r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders William, watchman, r. 45b Federal
Sanders William M., with James W. Sanders, r. 16 Haw-
thorne
SANDERS & CO.
(Henry Sanders
and Lii<lMi<r f><-ttniann) coppersmiths.
inannraclarers steamboat, sagar house.
4li'«tlllerj and brewery pipes, etc.. 421-43:$
Mi««ion
.S.4\DEit!»<L- JOH\!<!iO>- (Cornelius T.Sanders and
Peter Johnson) merchant tailors, 1-3 Phelan Bldg
^?" Sanders. See Saunders
Sandersfeld Frederick, liquors, 33 Third, r. 217 Steven-
Sanderson Annie Miss, cook, r. 1122 Eddv
Sanderson Archie, waiter, r. 511 OTarrell
!>iA.\DERSO.\ AISTIX A., judge Superior Court
Dept 7, N'ew City Hall, r. 2310 Wivshinj-ton
Sanderson Brothers Steel Co. (S^Tacuse, N. Y.) H. I».
Morris & Co. agents, 141-143 First
Sanderson David, capitalist, r. 31 Scott
Sande-son Eliza, widow, r. 515 Eddv
Sanderson Frederick, h.. rseshoer Walter M. Pearson, r.
Oakland
Sanderson Frederick W.. butcher, -r. 821 Jessie
Sanderson George, machinehand. r. 847 Howard
Sanderson George J., gilder, r. 515 Eddy
Sanderson George R. (Coffin & Sanderson) 228 Montgom-
ery, r. 3708 Jackson
Sanderson George R. estate of (Root & Sanderson) 22S
Montgomery
Sanderson Harriet L., widow, r. 2510 Steiner
Sanderson Harry B., assistant janitor Golden Gate Hall,
r. Oakland
Sanderson Howard, messenger, r. 515 Eddv
Sanderson .lames E., fireman, r. 204 Twentv-first
Sanderson James J., superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 211 Sanchez
Sanderson James L., mining, r. 8 Antonio
Sanderson John, butcher Christopher Hillard
Sanderson John, carpenter, r. 347 Ahai-ado
Sanderson John, machinist, r. 765 Harrison
Sanderson John, teamster, r. 658 Minna
Sanderson Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 3620 Sixteenth
Sanderson L., widow, r. 32h JIoss
Sanderson Lemuel A.
1012 Union
Sanderson Luther, r. 1722 O'Farrell
Sanderson Meyer, peddler, r. 559 Natoma
Sanderson M. F. Miss, teacher music, r. 2510 Steiner
Sanderson S., upholsterer, r. 347 Alvarado
Sanderson Walter, with Shreve & Co., r. 515 Eddy
Sanderson William N., janitor, r. 629 Sutter
Sanderson William W., attorney at law, 214 Pine, room
43-45, r. 717 Broadwav
Sanderson W. W., r. Hotel Colonial
Sandford John, proprietor The Devonshire Hotel, 725
Pine
Sandford Joseph H., secretary Hawaiian Commercial and
Sug.ir Co., r. Alameda
Sandford Louise Mrs., 725 Pine
SANDFORD LOUIS N., .......
oltice hours » A. >!. to 5 F. .11. ottice and r,
I3T» .Market
Sandhaus Katie, widow, r. 5 Collins
Sandifer Frederick, electrician, r. 419 Stockton
Sandine Mary, domestic 822 Bush
Sandkamp John H., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room 47.
r. Alameda
Sandl J. Henry, night watchman, r. 516 Grove
Sandman August Mrs., widow, r. 511 Frederick
Sandmann Ernest Mrs., widow, domestic 1022 Pine
Sandmann S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 727 O'Farrell
Sandman Solomon, policeman, r. 727 O'Farrell
Sandmann George, barber, 22 Mason
Sandmann Hermann, fire ins. agent, r. 431 Ivy Av
Sandobal Refugo, widow, r. 23 Everett
Sandow Charles, tailor, r. 32 Lafayette
Sandow Frank W., plumber, r. 27 j Thirteenth
Sandow George, civil engineer, r. 210 Waller
Sandquist Brothers (Charles and John V. ) milk depot, 159
Second
Sandquist Charles (Sandquist Bros.) r. 1.59 Second
Sandquist John V. (Sandquist Bros.) r. 159 Second
.Sandrey Charles M. (Sandrey & Koskey) r. 495 Fourth
San drey & Koskev (Charles M. Sandrey and Oscar Kos-
key* restaurant 495 Fourth
Sandrini Antone, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome, rear
Sandrock Frederick, ovsterman The Morgan Ovster Co.,
r. 548 Third
Sands Clarence F. G., porter, r. 1404 Polk
Sands Emanuel, carpenter, r. 106J Welsh
Sands John A., attomev at law, 13 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 4222 Thirty -fourth St, Oakland
Sands Joseph, teamster, r. 106^ Welsh
Sands Joseph R., porter, r. 1404 Polk
Sands Laura, r. 730J Harrison
Sands Marj-, widow, r. lOCJ Welsh
Sands Michael T., teamster, r. 1'6J Welsh
Sands Robert J., salesman J. Baunigarten & Co., r.
730 J Harrison
Sands T., deck boy stmr Umatilla
Sands Thomas, painter, r. 7301 Harrison .
Sands Thomas Jr., bookkeeper, r. 730J Harrison I
gS" Sands. See Sand i
Sandstad William, bookkeeper Sailors' Home, r. N E cori
Harrison and Main i
Sandstedt Da\id, carpenter bark Wilna, r. Berkeley j
Sandsten Louisa, widow, r. 281 .Stevenson
Sandstrom August, fireman stmr Sausalito, r. Sausalito,
Cal.
Sandstrom Aagu=t, longshoreman, r. 704 Sansome
Sandstrom Charles, blacksmith, r. Alms House
Sandstrom Charles, marine engineer, r. f 08 Hermann
Sandstrom Charles, tailor, r 5 Marje Terrace
Sandstrom Emil, liquors and lodgings, 108 Jackson
Sandstrom Hans N., tinsmith, r. 106 Steuart
Sandy J. W., contractor and builder, r. 9 Chapult«pec
Sandy Samuel J., bookkeeper The Merchants' Bill Post
itig and Advertising Co., r. 1120 Golden Gate Av
Saner Albert, brcwmaster U. S. Brewery, r. 230Grove '
SAN FRANCISCO PAVIiNG CO^
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIND3 OF STREET and SIDEWALK mU
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
m) MONTGOMERY GTREET. Room 20
The San FraFiGisGQ GALL: is a Great Newspaper
T»I1T^ r^IT'TT /^IIOC is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business men
ifir rl 11/ I ^11 III generally, because itJIs a Safe andPerm^anent Cure.
SAN
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Sanetin Louis, cement finisher, r. 608 Ash Av
Sanfilippo Filippo. barber, r. 3 San Antonio
Sanford Alfred H., mechanical engineer, r. 1700 Howard
Sanford Arthur N., bookkeeper A. U. Hall & Son, r. 513
Jones
Sanford Clifford T., bookkeeper H. Heckman & Co., r.
1304 California
Sanford Edwin C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 126 Ridley
Sanford FranK L., clerk Dunham, Carrigaii & Hayden
Co., r. 1722 Washington
Sanford George, carpenter, r. 639 Mission
Sanford Irving E., foreman F. P. Belcher, r. 5 Glen Park
Av
Sanford J. E. , clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co. , r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
Sanford Joseph, laborer, r. 601 Fifth
Sanford Josephine Miss, r. 2010 Jackson
Sanford Lewis B., bartender, r. 330 Ellis
Sanf rd Nellie, widow, laundress, r. 221 Eighth
Sanford Nicoll E., r. 2706 Bush
Sanford Sarah, widow, r. 133 Perry
Sanford Thomas, carpeiiter, r. 547 Mission
S.iNFORU WALLACE W., treasurer Carlson, Cur-
rier Co., 6-8 Sutter, r. Alameda
Sanford WiUiam, mate, r. 22t) East
Sanford W. Lawrey, accountant Wetmore Bros. , r. 1420
Clay
^r Sanford. See Sandford
SangaUi Angela, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Sanger Casper M., mining, 201 Crocker Bldg, r. San
Leandro, Cal.
Sanger E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 315 Nineteenth
Sanger George A., plumber, r. 137 Broad, Ocean View
Sanger Hattie J. Miss, housekeeper, r. 137 Broad, Ocean
View
Sanger Lucian P., widow, r. 315 Nineteenth
SAXGEU LliniREK CO. THE, Austin D. Moore
president, Hiram C. Smith vice-president, Charles A.
Moore secretary, 319 Pine, rooms 18-20
Sanger Milton H., f. 137 Broad, Ocean View
Sanger William H., paintei-, r. 137 Broad, Ocean View
ST:^ Sanger. See Saenger
Sangster A. D., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1035
Post
Sangster George, r. Koval House
SANGSTER ROBERT E., »,.-.«.
lotKsiijitli aiiu bhjcle repairing, 1015
Yalvncia, r. 31» Twcwty-second
Sangster William A. , bookkeeper, r. 317 Twentieth
Sanguinari FeLce, cook, r. 524 Broadway
Sanguinetti Andrew, liquors, 1506 Powell
Saiguinetti Benjamin, upholsterer, 217 Jones
>a inuinetti Carmilena, widow, r. 607 Greenwich
Saiiu'uinetti Felipe, laborer, r. 9 Sonora
S;uil:iiinctti Frank, jiorter, r. 607 Greenwich
Saii^uiaetti I'lcduriL-k, teamster, r. 1217 Kearny
Saiil;iiiiivUi (;ius<_-|.|ie, r. 6 Union
San uinctii (iiuseppe, liquors, 1030 Front, r. Davis and
Vallejo
S iiiiroinetti Gmseppe, wood and coal, r. 1803 Mason
S;iiii;uinetti John, waiter, r. 58 Tehama
Saiiguinetti Julio, blacksmith, r. 607 Cft-eenwich
Sanguinetti Leon, secretary S. F. Hay and Grain Co.,
(;i9-621 Fourth, r. 1425 Kearny
Sanguinetti Luigi, clerk, r. 1425 Kearny
Sauguinetti Luigi, laborer Am. Salt Co.
S inguiiietti S. (Sanguinetti & Co.) r. 257 Davis
Sanguinetti Stefano, r. 1600 Stockton
Sanguinetti & Co (S. Sanguinetti, Bernard Perata and
A. Del Monte) restaurant and liquors, SW cor Pa-
cific and Davis
Sanitarium Baths, Cornelius E. Driscoll proprietor, 2212
Powell
Sanitas Grai« Food, Joseph W. Hobson agent, 408 Sut-
(^aliforpia Bot(:li9<5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
San key Charles A., clerk and [messenger Custom House,
r. 1827 San Carlos Av t,,...aM
Sankey Jeremiah, painter, 807i Valencia, r. 1830 San
Carlos Av . „ . c, , ,
Sankey Mabel F., teacher Agassiz Prmiary School, r.
1830 San Carlos Av
Sann John, blacksmith, r. 1205 Stockton
Sannebeck August (Sannebeck & Weber) r. 1206 Green
Sannebeck & Weber (August Sannebeck and Joseph
Weber) wood and coal dealers, 1204 Green
Sannes John, cook, r. 117 Collingwood
Sanquist Minnie C, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 33
Sanchez
Sans Catherine, laundress, r. 1002 Bush
Sans Jan (Sans & Pac) r. 1002 Bush
Sans & Pac (Jan Sans and Ismael Pac) butchers, 6n
Centre Market
Sanson! Louis M. , compositor, r. Alameda
Sanstad Peter, laborer, r. 147 Dore
Sant Frank, shoemaker, 1614 Powell
SANTA BARBARA BITIIMINIIS KOCK CO.,
Joseph Scheerer president, 21-25 Tenth
Santa Barbara Lumber Co., John A. Hooper president,
Henry M. Furman secretaiy, 4 California
Santa Clara Stables, William H. Gray proprietor, 16
Webb
Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber Co., William P.
Dougherty manager. Green St. Wharf
Santa Clara Wine Co.', F. Niles manager, 115 Eleventh
Santa Coloma Inocencio de, porter C. N. Fleischman, r.
539 Vallejo
Santa Cruz Charles M., bellman, r. 46 Kitch
SANTA CRUZ CITY AND COl.^TV DIREC-
TORY, F. M. Husted publisher, 530 California,
room 65
Santa Cruz Fruit Co., J. W. Northup 'president, B. A.
Worthington secretary, 235 Kearny
SANTA CRBJK ISLAND CO., Justinian Caire presi-
dent, Arthur J. Cairesecretary, office 521-523 Market
Santa Cruz Mountain Wine Co. The (Incorporated) Frank
McMullen president, W. H. Galbraith secretary, 322
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MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 TyYKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Pal.'vce Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
SANTA CRUZ ROCK PAVE-
lYItll I UU. anil manager, M. R.
Doud s«>tretar.v, M. C. Walton vife-i>re«i-
dent, 30a MontKoinery. rooms I-S, Tele-
phone Main lOU
Santa Cruz Trinity H. , barber, r. 46 Ritch
Santa Cruze George, bartender, r. 1350 Valencia
Santa Fe Fruit and Refrigerator Co., W. R. Alberger
general agent. 59 Chronicle Bldg
S.inta Fe Route, C. H. Speers asst general passenger
agent, 58-59 Chronicle Blkg
Santa Maria A., seaman stmr Colima
Sania Rosa Hall, SE cor Geary and Leavenworth
Smtalaci Baseo, fruits and fish, 146 Fifth
Santandreu Antonio M. Rev., rector Yglesia de Nuestra
Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway
Santelmann Henry, barkeeper, r. 220 Turk
Santibanez L., musician, r. Mirabeau Hotel
Santich George, cook, r. 965 Harrison
Santif Cecilia, dressmaker, r. 506 Hermann
Santif F., boots and shoes, 1024 Oak
Santif Mary, widow, r. 506 Hermann
Santif Theresa, shoefitter, r. 506 Hermann
Santistaban Gabriel C, teacher music, r. 1540 Jackson
Santini Marco, plaster caster, 116 McAllister
Santini Lorenzo, plaster worker, 116 McAllister
Santina Pietro, hostler, r. 9 Calhoun
Santone Joseph, fisherman, r. 9 St., Charles PI
Santos John, seaman, r. 224 Jackson
Santos JosejA, seaman, r. 3 Bartol Alley
Santour Mihrani, comi)ositor, r. 406 Minna
Santry Michael, laborer, r. 31 Ford
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r"^ Santry Tiniothj', brass molder, r. 104 McClellen
Sant van Joseph, clerk Joseph A. Ferris & Co., r. 220
00 Scott
C^ Santz Rudolph, tailor, r. 105 Twenty-sixth
^ Sanrille Arthur J., clerk Heyiieniann & Co., r. 529 Fell
q5* Saphire The, Edwinna C. Davis proprietor, 413 Jones
O .Sapho Constantine, laundrjTnan, r. 1519 Eddy
rj—j .Sapoli Luigi, clerk G. B. Casella, r. 424 Union
tj^ Saporiti Frank (Saporiti & Benetti) r. 1248 A'alencia
r— ^ Sajxiriti & Benetti (Frank Saporiti and Italo Benetti)
fruits, 1248 Valencia
• Saporterie Eu<;ene Hiss, laundress, r. 232 Ninth
y Sapji Clinton E.. physician, 606 Leavenworth
,j] Sapphire The, Mrs. "c. J., Walker proprietor, 413 Jones
^^ Sap])ingt<jn Constance Miss, r. 143 Haig-ht
S^ Saracco Charles (Savio & Saracco) r. 1805 Dupont
Sarafiny Vinceuzo. fruit and vegetables, 1703 Market
QJ Sarajrossa Manuel, fishemian, r. 321 Green
^ SARATOGA ACADEMY OF
Iter «;. O Brien In-
letor. .SI4 erary
S.iRATOGA HALL. Otto Wilhveber manager, sU
Gcarj-
Saratoga Improvement Cu., 202 Market
Sarat^ iga » )rchard Co. , 202 Market
Sara^>ga Packing Co., Balfour, (iunthrie & Co. agents,
Frank C. Beazley manager, 316 California
Saratoga Stables, Charles C. Maxon propriet«ir, 814
Geary
Sara via Theodore, barber, r. 53.> Valleji >
Sarber John F., r. 1802 Page
Sargeant Mward, r. 717 Valencia
SARCIEAXT W. W., secretan Inv.. Marble Co. of
California, 13 Mills Bldg, 3d floor," r. Berkeley
Sargent A. A., Mrs., widow, r. 1«30 Folsom
Sargent Alvan Z., with X. J. Stone i; Co., r. 2517 Sac-
ramento
Sargent Arthur W. . stonecutter, r. 112 Ma-son
Sargent Charles H. , barber, r. 140 Shiplev
Sargent Frances Miss, principal Emilv P. Walker Me-
morial Free Kindergarten, r. 1633 Clay
Sargent Frank, laborer, r. 579 Harrison
Sargent Frank G., siilesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
SARGEXT GEORGE C, attoniev at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 30-31, r. 1630 Folsom
Sargent George W. , machinist, r. .502 Shotwell
Sargent Helen M. Mrs., dressmaker, 112 Mason
Sargent John A., freight clerk, r .53 Sixth
Sargent John C, carpenter, r. 514 Twenty-first
Sargent John S.. deckhand State Dredger Xo. 1. r. 510
Schrader
Sai-gent Sarah L., widow, r. 219 Eleventh
Sargent Timothy Mrs., widow, r. 38 Eleventh
Sargood John E., conductor, r. 218 Willow Av
Sarick Margaret, widow, r. 42 Ecker
Sarina Virginie Miss, lacemender, r. 7 August Alle\
Sario Joseph, cook, r. 13 Jackson '
Sarkamdea Elvin, laborer, r. Fifth Av South nr J
Sarle Benoni, millwright, r. 2612 Bush
Sarie Lester, cashier W. Loaiza & Co., r. 2612 Bush
Sarle Richard A., patternmaker, r. 911 Twentv-third
SarieShennan A., clerk Miller, SIoss \- Scott, r 911
Tvventy-third
Sarles Julia R. Mrs., teacher Cleveland Primarv School
r. 2423 Buchanan
Saril Adele, cigaruiaker, r. 2422 California
Sarll Zachariah, coachman, r. 2422 California
.Samiento Antonio A. (Cunha & Samient^\ r. < lakland
Saniow Frederick, laborer, r. 606 Third
Sarolea Leon, waiter, r. 1922 Sacramento
Saro Salvator, peddler, r. 7 Lafavette PI
Saroni Louis (Louis Saroni & Co"., r. 622 Turk
Saroni Louis &; Co. (Louis San.ni and Simon Kohn)
candy factory, 508Front
Sarraille Michael, paiater, r. 525 Bay
Sarraille Peter, hosemover, r. 525 Berrj-
Sarscen Nicholas, coffee salcon, 814 Third, r. 812 Third
Sarsfield C. D., physician, r. 426 Schrader
Sarsfield Cornelius, jiamter, r. 2123 O'Farrell
Sarsfield Emma, domestic 1215 Twentv-firse
Sarsfield John H., bookkeeper, r. 2123" O'Farrell
Sarsfield Michael, tailor, r. 548 Linden Av
Sarsfield Patrick S., molder, r. 214 Seventh
Sarsfield Peter, fireman gtmr St. Paul
Sarsfield Reginald, painter, r. 2123 O'Farrell
Sarthoa Beniard, French laundrj-, 1-231 Golden Gate Av
Sarthou John (Sarthou iS Trebucq) r. Thirty-fourth Av
.South and Railroad Av
Sarthou & Trebucq (John Sartliou and Denis Trebucq)
Bav View Ranch, Thirtv-fourth Av South and Rail-
road Av
Sarti Ellen, widow, r. 4 Hayward
Sartini Victori, laborer, r. .515 Green
Sartori Auguste P. (Sartori it Fantini) r. 1026 Sacra -
mento
Sartori Giovanni, laborer, r. 11 Vallejo
Sartori Joseph, contracter, r. 1801 Mission
Sartori O. & Co. (Orazio Sartori) fresco painters, 324
Mason
Sartori Orazio (C». Sartori & Co.) r. 532 VaUejo
Sartori K Fantina (August P. Sartori and Antonio Fan-
tina) proprietors Campi's Restaurant, 33-35 O'Far-
rell
Sartorius Alfred M., steamfitter, r. 1646 Howard
Sartorius John G., foreman S. F. Novelty and Plating
Works, r. 1646 Howard
Sarubbi Angelo, bootbla'-k, r. 10 Margaret PI
Sarundi Giuseppe, fish dealer, r. 10 Union PI
Sasaki J., stock clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 931
Sacramento
Sass Amandus, bartender, r. 1057 Folsom
Sass Brothers (Claus and Joakim) boarding house, 1530
Kentucky
Sass Christian, stevedore, r. 242J Greenwich
Siss Claus (Sass Bros.)r. 1530 Kentucky
Sass Edviard, typecaster, r. 1114c Florida
Sass Henry, resUurant, 631 Clay, r. 712 Keamv
Sass Joakim (Sass Bros.) r. 1530 Ken tuck v
Sass Louis (Moller & Sasst r. 1113 Twentieth
Sass P.. speculator, r. Golden West Hotel
Sass William, gilder, r. 1057 Folsom
Sass WUliam G., carpenter, r. 14 Henriebta Av
Sassenberg Annie Miss, cashier Gustav Sassenberg, r.
622 Clay
Sassenberg Gustav, restaurant, 613 Clay, r. 622 Clay
Sassoe John, silver plater, r. 565 Brj'ant
Sassus Jacques, expressman, 210 Montgomery Av, r
1904 Greenw ich
Satarich John, jxjrter, r. 253 Stevenson
Satchwell John, capitalist, r. 1137 Mission
Satellite Mine, Solon Pattee secretary, office, .507 Mont- 1
gomerj-, room 9
Sater Alfred, team ter, r. 216 Langtoii
Sater Julia, widow, r. 216 Langton
Sater Lizzie Mrs., r. 1137 J Twentv-fourth
SATHEB BA.\KI.\G tO. THE, James K. Wilson
president, Charles F. A. Talbot vice-president, Lewis
1. Ci'Wgill cashier, SE cor Pine and Sansome Tele-
phone Main 13'.9
Sather Herman, liquors, 152 Steuart
ISATHER TRI ST, William H. Harnden agent, 520
Monta-omery. mom 1
Satke Chiiie.;, tiiilor, 504 Kearny
SaU> K., gardener, r. 2 Re.«rvoir Av
Sato M., secretarj- Japanese Gosjiel Society, 305-:«)7 Turk ■
Satori George, waiter, r. 40 South Park
Satori L (L Satori & Co.) r. San Rafael
Satori I. fi Co. (I. and Victor Satori) rroprietors Fairv ille
Creamerj-, 8 Lick PI
Satori Victor (I. Satori & Co.) r. Fairville, Cal.
Satow Nobutado, manager Morris Siaiinoff, r. 1329 Pine
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock »nd Cement Wortc
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.V.tZ^::^ZfZ^-
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY. 405 SANSOME ST.
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.Satter Henrj-, butcher, r. Alms House
Satterfield Henry T., barber, 303 O'Farrell
•Sa'ttrthwaite Robert T. M., ninfr.'s agent, r. 52-i Kddy
.Sattler Andrew, chief jailor Jail No. 1, r. 133 Seventli
Sattler Eniilienne Mrs,, midwife, r. 712 Union
Sattler George, w ol scourer, r. 20b Rausch
.Sattler Joseph, tookkecper Pacific Tool & Supply Co., r.
1425 Webster
Sauber William, fruits and produce, 1545 Geary
Saucede Victoro, widow, r. 1313 Dupont
Siiuer Albi.'rt, foreman U. S. brewery, r. 220 Grove
Sauer Georjje, baker, r. (54J Clementina
•Sauer George, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School, r.
1417 Howard
•Sauer Georare J., pressman J. O. Jephson & Co., r. West
Bf rkeley
Sauer Harry, clerk S. P. Taylor Paper Co., r. cor Geary
and Larkin
Sauer Henry, barber, 848 Valencia
Sauer Henry, bottler, r. 125 Olive Av
Sauer Henrj' L., porter, r. 824 Geary, rear
Sauer John A., traveling- salesman Wagenheini, Sterii-
heim & Co., r. 318 Myrtle Av
Sauer Peter, laborer, r. S s Sierra nr Kansas
Sauer Samuel, longshoreman, r. Alms House
>5auer Valentine A.,paniter, r. W s Williard nr McAl-
lister
g^S" Sauer. See Saur
Saufly J., laborer Bay District Race Track
Saul Elizabeth, domestic 2548 Jackson
.«<.i|lL GEORCiE in., president Boston Uental Asso-
ciation, 661 Market, room 6, r. 1530 California
*Saul John, candy and notions, 337 Sixth
.Saul Margaret E., r. 2667 Howard
Saul Martin W.. clerk, r. 14a Perry
Saul Wren Miss, millinerv, 1204 Sutter, r. 2667 Howard
e^ Saul. See Sohl
Saulitz Charles, pilot stmr T. C. Walker
•Saulman Frederick, hackman, r. 871 Market
•Saulmann Julius, city agent Fireman's Fund Ins. (,'o. , v.
218 Stockton
Saulovic Peter B., waiter, r. 1519 Grant Av
Saulsberg William, mechanic W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Alameda
Saulsbury Charles, hostlsr, r. 112 New Montgomery
•Saulsbury Ednmnd J., nightwatchman Olympic Club
ICS" Saulsbury. See Salisbury and Salsbm-y
Saunders Albert, pattt-rmnaker, r. 4a Anfconio
Saunders Albert ii. , compositor, r. 734 Pine
Saunders Annie Miss, r. 123 Shipley
Saunders Axel J., cipitalist, r. 1604 Harrison
Saunders CliarlesW., painter, 331 J Bryant
Saunders Ebenzer, bellman, r. 570 Howard
Saunders Edward V., clerk Waterbur.v Watch Co., r. 816
Powell
Saunders E. E., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2212 Mission
Saunders Elias, vice-president Frisbee, Risdon & Co. ,
132 Market, r. 1531 Waller
Saunders Elizabeth, widow, r. 504 Capp
Saunders F. J. , r. 2116J Van Ness Av
Saunders Frank, clerk, r, 817 Treat Av
Saunders Frederick, mince meat, etc., 703 Bryant, r.
25 Grant Av
Saunders Frederick Jr., foreman Frederick Saunders,
r. 25 Grant Av
Saunders Frederick A., teamster, r. 13| McLea Court
Saunders George H., compositor, r. 230 Kearny
Saunders George W'., coachman, r. 1611 Pacific Av
Siiunders George W. , com])ositor, r. 734 Pine
Saunders Gilbert C, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Saunders Harrj' M. , carpenter, r. 734 Pine
Saunders James, carpenter, r. 408 Elizabeth
Saunders John, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
Saunders John D., teamster, r. 23 Cook
Saunders John J. , gardener, r. 2011 J Fillmore
Saunders Joseph, bellman, r. 1013 Washington
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
Biiuminoiis MacMnery, Traction Engines & Qnariz Mills
COR. FOLSOM AND BEALE STS.
ALL /^/\TIO/\S DRI^K
pred(^ri(;l^sbur(5 la<^(^rBeer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
Saunders Joseph H., mariner, 2116.J Van Ness Av
Saunders Josephine Miss, teacher Redding Primar\
School, r. 632 Polk
SainidersJ. S. W., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r, 411 Lyon
Saunders J. W., master mariner, r. 901 Powell
Saunders Maria F. Miss, teacher Van Ness Seminary, r.
1849 Jackson
Saunders M. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2116 J Van Ness A\'
Saunders R, R., hostler, r. 453 Braunan
Saunders 'I'homas, carpenter, 1219 Market r. 1217 Market
Saunders William, physician, r. 219 Leavenworth
Saunders William, vice-president Pac. Press Publishing
Co., 002 Market. Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Saunders William E., salesman Rosenthal Bros. Jb Co., r.
2038 Steiner
!«AlINI»EK!i^ WILLI.4M II., attorney at law, 4'J
Mills r?ldg, 7th floor, r. 1401 Van Ness Av
Saunders William J., carpenter ship Cyrus Wakefield,
r. 544 Howard
Saunders William N., druggist W. A. Phnnere & Co., r.
1338 Castro
Saunders William O., cleaner U. S. Appraisers Bldg, r.
5 Glover
B^' Saunders. See Sanders
Sauneuf George, stone grainer, Gallowa^' Lithograi>hing
C(7
Saunier Camille, waiter, r. 7 Pratt PI
Saunier Paul, carpenter, 823J Jackson, r. 3 Ti-uett
Saur George, laborer, r. 724 Mission
Saur Jacob, engineer, r. S s Eighth .V^• South bet .M
and Railroad Av
Saur Theodore, paper hanger, r. 38 Ellis
Sauret Marius, gardener, r. 2144 Mission
Sauret Vincent, cook, r. Ocean House Road nr Laguna
Honda
Sausalito and Mill Valley Express, G W. Smith propri-
etor, 323 East
Sausalito Bay Lnnd Co. (inco-^porated) O. C, Miller i>resi-
dent, A. L. Fuller secretary, 303 California, rotim 25
Sausalito Improvement Co., T. J. Bass president, A. F.
Fuller secretary, 303 California, room 25
iS.llSALITO li.4.\D AND FEKKV <'0., E. Steele
agent, 81 Columbian BI(ig
.S.iIJ!!»AI.ITO LA.¥D AKI» FEKKV CO., Robert
George secretary, 405 Montgomeiy, room (i
.SAUSALITO VEWS, J. E. Slinkey proiirietor, branch
office 235 Keaeny
Sausalito, San Rafael and San (^vientiii Ferr\' (N. P. C.
RR.) foot Clay
Sause Clifton, bill clerk J. De La Montanya, r. Oakland
Sausset Louis, upholsterer, r. 808 Greenwich
Sautell E. W. , master mariner, r. 1010 Twent.v-second
Sauter Frank, butcher, r. 819 S Larkin
Sauter Herman, iiattemmaker, r. 614 Folsom
Sauter John C, dairv produce, 1405 Stockton
Sauter John M. (Bulotti & Sauter), r. 1405 Stockton
Sauther John, stonecutter, r. 520 Fourth
Sautier Eugenia Mrs., laundry, 615 Laguna
Sautler Jennie Miss, housekeeper, r. New Western Hotel
Sautier Ernest T., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
1010 Capp
Sautter John, cement worker, r. 17 Nevada Av
Sauvaire August, manager Tlie Leduc Tule Co., 8 Cali-
fornia
Sauvlet Guillaume, musician . r. 604 Oak
Saux Henrietta, furnished rocmis, 309 Grant A\
Saux J., florist, r. 633 Broadway
Saux Louis, cook, r. 309 Grant Av
Sauzloski Pierre, porter, r. 27 Twelfth
Savage Alfred, with Gear & Gear, 211 Sansome
Savage Alice, widow, r. 56 Tehama
Savage Bridget, widow, r. 116 Alta
Savage Commercial Co., 118-120 Market
Savage Emelia Mrs., fruits and candies, Seventh Av and
D, r. 514 D
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PEBHIEB-JOOET & CO. CipiPHiE
FOR SflUH BY P.tiU FIRST-CIjASS WINE MER-
CHANTS AND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.;,
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Savage Estate Co., William A. T. Savage president, office
'-■■ iilo Oalc
Savage Ethel Miss, shoefitter, r. 1 Polli
Savage Eugene, sawfiler, r. 116 Alta
Savage Frank V., real estate, r. 1415 Oak
Savage George R., sal'^sman M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. Alameda
Savage Henry, dentist, ofBce and r. 3004.V Sixteenth
Savage Heniy A. Mrs., widow, r. 822 Treat Av
Savgae Hugh, waiter, r. 56 Tehama
Savage James, cook, r. 56 Tehama
Savage James, furniture finisher, r.
Sonth,
Savage James, laborer, r. 211 Perry
Savage John Mrs., r. 21 Converse
Savage John, blacksmith, r. 911 Illinois
Savage John, laborer, r. 219 Minna
Savage John, longshoreman, r. 502.^ Broadway
Savage John, plumber, r. 13 Otis PI
Savage John E., clerk, r. 1618 Page
Savage Leon, laundry, 314 Fifth
Savage Lincoln E., attorney at law, 1207 Market, r. 24
Valley
Savage Margaret M., widow, r. 1415 Oak
Savage Marj- A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 138 Clara
Savage Marv A., widow, r. 24 Lewis
Savage M. 6., marine engineer, 9 Mission
Savage Michael J., contractor, r. 2603 Larkin
SAV.4(iE MI.MXC; CO. (Storey Co , Nev.) George R.
"VVells president, Edward B. Holmes secretary, 50
Nevada Block
Savage Nicholas J., plumber, r. 13 Otis PI
Savage Patrick, machinist, r. 2 Clinton
Savage Patrick, seaman, r. 631 Second
Savage Patrick H., gasfitter, 13 Otis PI
S *.%■ 4«E THEODORE (Carson & Savage) attorney at
law, 916 Market, room 41, r. 700 Broderick
Savao-e Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Savage Thomas, translator. 916 Market, r. 606 Montgom-
Savage ITiomas E., bootblack, SWcor Sixth and Howard
T. 957 Market '
Savage W. H. Mrs., r. 792 Van Ness Av
Savage William, r. 231 Eleventh
Savage W lliam, blacksmith, r. 050 Fourth
Savage William, grainer, r. 326 Tehama
Savage William, shoemaker, 1032 Sutter
Savage William A. T., pres.dent Savage Estate Co., 1415
Oak
Savage William F., stock cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 116 Alta
Savage William P., clerk, r. 123 Mission
Savanella Carlos, rancher, r. Thirty-third Av South nr
Railroad Av . ^^ ,
Savannah Bessie Miss, cashier Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
mali, r. 606 Fell
Savannah Michael, commercial traveler, r. 606 Fell
Savannah Rose, widow, r. 606 Fell
Savannah Sadie Miss, cashier Kohlberg, Strauss Js Froh-
man, r. 606 Fell
Savannah Samuel, \iolinist, r. 606 Fell
Savart Louis, proprietor Hotel de France, 618 California
Savato Debitoni, laborer, r. 24 Telegraph PI
Saven Jennie Mrs., stewardess, r. 1235 Pacific
Saven Stephen, cook, r. 1235 Pacific
Saverance Albion A.,r. 29Kissling , „ ,.
Saverance James S., private secretary Timothy Hopkins,
29-30 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Uiuv ersity Club
Sa very Edwin, metalspinner Boesch Lamp Co., r. 717a
Diamond
Saverv William, conductor, r. 1311 Fulton
Savigiiac Jean, tailor, r. 1328.Pacific
Saville Edward, plumber, 412 Seventeenth
Saville Harry, engineer Spring Valley W. A\., r. Lake
Merced ^ „ , , . , , tt t
Savini Society of Denver The (Colorado) Jake H. Levy
state agent, 3 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
S.C. tlicflo'vv iire^iUfut. t'jru* \> .o'aruiHny
secretary ami casliier, 101 .Ylontgunierj.
Telephone Uain oMi
Savio Emilio, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Leaven-
worth and O'Farrell, r. 534 O'Farrell
Savio Paolo, clerk Emilio Sav^o, r. 534 O'Farrell
Sairo Secundo, groceries, 1201i Folsom
Savio Victor (Savio & Saracco) r. 3 Vallejo PI
Sario & Saracco (Victor Savio and Charles Saracco) li-
quors, 1413J Dupont
Savon Stephen, steward stmr Gold
Savory John R., shipping master, 13 Steuart, r. 1233
Vallejo
Savorj- Kate, widow, r. 1109 Post
Savory Mary, widow, r. 1233 Vallejo
Savory Richard H., foreman, r. 48 CJook
Savoy Co. The, millinery, 143 Post
.Sav.iy Fi-ank A., gripman, r. 1218 Vallejo
SiwLirk .Michael, bartender, r. 2612 Geary
s I Wiley Guy A., liquors. 111 O'Farrell, r. 637 Kearny
Sa wdi 111 Thomas T., 1st asst engineer stmr City of Pe-
king, r. 1220b O'Farrell
Sawin George W., bookkeepei, r. 603 Broadway
Sawin James G , cabinetmaker, r. 1121 Ellis
Sawkings Harry, boxmaker, r. 256 Tehama
Sawtell Henry L. , r. 2829 Sixteenth
Sawtelle David, solicitor Palatine Ins. Co., r. 1816b Ellj^
Sawtelle Guy E., carrier Post Office, r. 406 Minna
Sawyer A. A., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oakland
Sawver .Mbert F., physician, 302 Stockton, r. Palace
Hotel
Sawyer .\nna L. Miss, assistant S. F. Free Public Li-
brary, 819 Bush
Sawyer Anna M. Miss, dental student, r. 733 Bush
Sawyer August, expressman, NW cor Sacramento,
Natoma
Sawver Benjamin F., policeman, r. 1212 Jackson
SawVer Charle; G.. bookkeeper, r. 829 Bush
Sawver Chaiie-; H. (Sawyer cSc Haigth) r. Berkeley
Sawver Charle-i P. bookkeeper Samuel McCartney,
"Powell
Sawyer D. W., carrier Post Office, r. 403.T Gou h
Sawyer E. D. (Sawver & Burnett) r. 819 Bush
Sawver Edward E.," student, r. 819 Bush
Sawyer Frank, clerk S P. Co. , r. 704 \an Ness Av
Sawyer Frank E., student, r. 819 Bush
Sawyer Forrest, bartender, r. Ill Ninth
Sawyer George, laborer, r. VV s Wolf nr Bryant
Sawyer George M., painter, r. S s Wolfe nr California A\
SawVcr George .VI. Jr., painter, r. S s Wolfe nr California
Av
Saw\er George W., dairyman, r. 1134 Florida
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H. Frielricks, r. 71 Bow ie
SAWYER HERBERT C...,.,.>.~
and suTiCeon, ultice l.tiO Uarket.lionri I to
4 and * to » P. M.. Sundays 1 to:S I*. .>!., r
!.-> Hill
S.4.WVER HOl'^^E, Mrs. Mary A. Sawyer proprie
tor, 801 Devisader.t
Sawder J. Estcourt Captain, assistant Quartermaster
U. S. A., Presidio
Sawyer John A., bill poster, r. 200 Turk
Siwyer John F., painter, r. 702^ Van Ness Av
Sawver John H., clerk, r. 406 Jones
sawyer Joseph, pressman, r. 129 Sixth
S.iwver Joseph, steamfitcer, r. 355 Eleventh
SawVer Lewis B., floonuan G. W. Brown, r. 452 Minna
Sawver Lorenzo S. B., ait<5rney at law, 508 California.
41, r.617 Hyde
Sawver Louis E., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 1 Park
Road
SawTer Margaret, widow, r, 424 Shotwell
SAWlfER M.4RI" A., widow, i>roprietor Sawjer
House, 801 Devisaderj
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Sawyer Meredith, steiiog-rapher, r. 617 Hyde
Sawyer Milton G., clerk Post Office, r. 402 Hayes
SAWYKR M. L., manaa-er Phoiio},'raph Co., 216 Bush
room 33, r. 733 Bush
San-yer Nathaniel, wine maker, r. 15091 Devisadero
Sawyer Robert H. , stereutyper, r. 2 Henrietta Square
Sawyer Samuel T. , compositor, r. 455 Tehama
.SAWYER TA:M.^I.\<; €0. TUE, wool pullers and
manufacturers Napa patent leather, S. E. Holden
■president, L. J. Norton secretary, Charles L. Field
agent, 312 Clay, Telephone Main 682
Sawyer Thomas, liquors, 935 Mission
Sawyer Violet Miss, rattan worker, r. 230 Lanj^on
Sawyer William, bartender, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer William F., attorney at law, li-12 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor
Sawyer William T. (Kempkey, Gilham k Sawyer) r. 636
Haight
SAWWER A BLRXETT (E. D.Sawyer and John
M. Burnett) atioaneys at law, 420 Cajiforiiia, rooms
1-2
Sawyer t Haisrlit (Charles H. Sawj'er and Robert F.
Haight) produce commission, 433 Battery
Saxe Albert A., clerk, r. 715 Eddy
Saxe Charles G., master mariner, r. 812 Elizabeth
Saxe Harry A., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 427
O'Farrell
Saxe Herman A., r. 41 Hill
Saxe Homer, P., live stock dealer, r. Lick House
Saxe John, laborer, r. 1549^ Mission
Saxe John D., operator Pacific Postal Tel. Cable Co., r
41 Hil!
Saxe Marion C, conductor, r. 1S21| Hyde
Saxe Oliver, laborer, r. 409 Lombard
Saxe Sarah K., widow, r. Lick House
Saxon Samnel, carpenter, r. 801 Union
Saxsenmaier Joseph, maltster, r. 44 Clementina
Saxton James G., yardmaster, r. 1806 Green
^f Saxton. See Sexton
SaxtorjA Heniy (Hulm & Saxtorph) 14-10 Ellis
Say William, waiter, r. 722 Bush
Saj-er Ella Miss, r. 7^ Bowie Av
Sayer Henry, r. 7s Bowie Av
Sayer Joseph, r. 7i Bowie Av
SS" Sayer. See Sayre
Saj'ers Charles 'G., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 829
Bnsh
Sayers Florence Miss, nurse, r. 1521 Pine
Sayers Fred, plumber, r. 1522 Stockton
Sai'ers J. H. , r. 945 Valencia
Sayers John R., r. 1611 Golden Gate Av
Sayers Joseph, teamster, r. 141^ Chattanooga
Saytrs Wallace, staire driver, r. 1918 San uarlos Av
Sayers Walter R., clerk, r. 1611 Golden Gate Av
Sayers William F., attorney at law, r. 2128 Broderick
Sayles A. L., salesman, r. 224 McAllister
Sayles Clarence, lithographer, r. 1^ McCormick
Sayles George, canvasser, r. 60 Natoma
Sayles Harry A., secretary John M. Klein's Electrical
Wks, r. 1632 Eddy
Its' Sayles. See Sales
Saylor A. Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 126 J Rose Av
1 Saylor Benjamin F., billiard instructor OljTnpic Club, r.
18 Metcalf
Saylor Daniel, agent, r. 126J Rose Av
Saylor Daniel W., coffee saloon, 10 Stockton, r. 1512 Bush
Saylor J. G., stenographer Smiths' Cash Store, r. Oak-
land
, Saylor John, gripman, r. 593 Schrader
; ff^ Saylor. See Sailer
■ Sayre John H., mining secretary, 405 Montgomery, room
5, r. San Mateo, Cal.
8^ Sayre. See Sayer
Saywell Eliza F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 719 Lombard
Saywell Florence A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 719 Lombard
Saywell Sylvester, carpenter, r. 1105 Broadway
S lywell Thomas, gardener, r. 719 Lombard
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Saywell Thomas H,, teamster, r. 719 Lombard
Saywell William, carjjenter, r. 917 Treat Av
Saywell William P., woolsorter, r. 917 Treat Av
SBARBORO ANDREA, secretary West Oakland Mu-
tual Loa4i Association, West Oakland Masonic Hall
and Building Association, Italian-Swiss Agricultural
Colony, San Francisco Mutual Loan Association, San
Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan Associatii,n ,
Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan Association and San Fran-
cisco Home Mutual \mau Association, office 524
Montgomery, Telephone .Main 892, r. 3401 Washing-
ton, Telephone West 1010
Sbarburo Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 3401 Washington
Sbarboro Bartholomew, merchant, r. 12a0 Filbert
Sbarboro Chanlotte J. (Sbarboro & Co.) r. 1230 Filbert
Sbarboro James, capitalist, r. 2307 Mason
Sbarboro Thomas, teamsi er, r. 2307 Mason
Sbarboro & Co. (Char otte J. Sbarboro) grocers, 531
Washington
Sbragia A. & Co. (Angelo and Carlo Sbragia) liquors, .'lO'.t
Washington
Sbragia Angelo (A. Sbragia & Co.) r. 1027 Twentv-third
Sbragia Carlo (A. Sbragia & Co.) r. 316 Broadway
Scadden Charles, driver, r. 32'2J Braiinan
Scaflde Ann, widow, r. 218 Union
Scaffrey Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 527i Birch Av
Scafire Joseph, rectifier Hilb»rt Bros., r. 838 Vallejo
Scaglioni Antonio, peddler, r. 3 Souora
Scale George, seaman, r. 664^ Howard
Stales Amanda M., «idow, r. 1812 Union, rear
Scales Percy S., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co , r.
Alameda
Scales Thomas, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Scalmanini Antonio Jr., clerk D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r
814 Montgomery
Scalmanini A P., r. 814 Montgomery
Scalmanini Catherine, widow, r. 907 J FiU.ert
Scalmanini Charles, salesman Buneman & Martiiioni, i-.
412 Broadway
Scalmanini G., r. 814 Montgomery
Scalmanini John, refiner, r. 814 Montgomery
Scalmanini Mary Miss, cigarmaker, r. 21 Vallejo
Scamell Ellen, widow, r. 2113 Fillmore
S€.4IUELL JO$»EPM W., proprietor Scamell's Pre-
sci-iption Pharmacy, SW cor Bush and Devisadero
StAMELL'.S PRE.>!)€RIPTIO.\ PHARMACY.
Joseph W. Scamell proprietor, SW cor Bush and
Devisadero
US' Scamell. See Schammel
Scanimin George W., master mariner, r. 432b Twent\-
third
Scammon Jefferson H., carriage maker, r. 1137 Twenl\-
fourth
Scammon Leland S., printer, r. 14 Eleventh
Scanatich Mateo, r. 515 Twentv-third
SCANDIA iiTEA.1ISHIP LI.VE, to Christiania
Copenhagen and Gothenburg, A. W. Myer i;eiierai
agent, 401 California
Scandinavian Cemeterj', N of Point Lobos Av, nrThirty-.
third Av
Scandinavian Dairy, Nels J. Nelson proprietor, 1214
Folsom
SCANDINAVIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Clll'RCH, Rev. Ole Gnjensberg pastor, S s How-
aid bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
8ANDINAVIAN GOSPEL HALL. John Peterson
pastor, 1131^ Mission
Sandinavian Home, 6«-C8 Oregon
Scandinavian Home, Henry Schroeder proprietor, 135
Folsom
Scandinavian Publishing Co. (Jens C. Hansen) job print-
ers and publishers Pacific Scandinav, 207 East
Scandinavian Society, 121 New Montgomery
Scandrett Alfred J. , 1st assistant engineer stmr State of
California, r. 3 Essex PI
Scandrett James W., oiler stmr San Bias
Scandrett Richard, clerk, r. 519 Oak
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f^caitipga John, bootblack, r. 31 Sonora
Scanega Giuseppe, window cleaner, r. 3^ Sonora
Scanlau Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1240i Bush
Scanlan Edward, laborer, r. 407 Eureka
Scanlan George J. , patternmaker, r. 29 Stanley PI
Scanlan J., conducUir, r. 1222 Green
Scanlan J., optician, r. 1019 Washington
Scanlau James, laborer, r. 1016 Greenwich
Scanlan James, pattenunaker, r. 29 Stanley I'l
Scanlan James H., clerk, r. 1016 Greenwich
Scanlan John, r. 1240i Bush
Scanlau John, baker, r. 469 Clementina
Scanlan Jnhn, driver, r. 173 Minna
Scanlau Margaret, «idow, r. 1240J Bush
Scanlan Martin Rev., assistant rector St. Rose's Church,
r. .")26 Brannan
Scanlan Michael, r. 140 Perry
.Scanlati M. J., marine engineer, r. 925 Mission
Scanlan W.. driver Baldwin Hotel, r. 1163 Mission
.Scanlan William, machinist, r. 912J Ellis
Scanli'i Annie, widow, r. 426a Twentv-third
Soaiilin diaries W., r. 2219 Post
.-^canliii William J., varnisher, r. 4 Juri
Seanloii K'lward. lalwrer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
.S'^inlun James S., wood and coal, 740 Treat Av, r. 731 i
Treat Xv
.■M-'itnlon .(..hn, yardman Wainwright & Easton, r. Oak-
laud
•Scanlun Jdhn, oiler stmr City of Peking
Scanlou John D., with Perley & George, r. 502 Bush
Scanlon Mary, domestic 1920 Franklin
Scanlrin Matthew, driver, r. 1337 Alabama
.Scanlou Michael Rev., assistant St. Joseph's tliurch, r.
214 Tenth
Sciinlon Patrick, r. SlG J ckson
Scanluii Patrick, driver, r. 39 Moss
!«<:.4KLO\ PATRICK REV., rector St, Joseph's
Church, r. 214 Tenth
.Scanlou Koger J., bookkeeper John HavJen, r. 21 Van
Xe-s Av
S(Mii!iin Thomas, horseshoer, r. 26 Lapidge
Scaidou William, fireman, r. 625 Third
ScAunell Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 242a Tsvelfth
Scanneil C:harles (Biehn & Scannell) r. 242a Twelfth
Soannell Hannah, widow, r. 24-2a T\velfth
Scannell Jeremiah, horseshoer, r. 242a Twelfth
Scannell John, salesman, r. 1324 Seventeenth
Scannell .lohn, laborer, r. Alms House
Scannell Michael, plumber, r. 1421| Valencia
Scamiell Nellie, domestic 729 OFarrell
Scannell P.. waiter stmr Colon
Sc^nze Michael (Mostahinich & Scanze) r. 921i Mission
Scapoc a Donio. fniit dealer, 216 Second
Scarles Albert, artist, r. 829 Greenwich
.Siarles Alltert, constnictinsr engineer, r. 829 Greenwich
Scarle-s Benjamin, foreman weaving dept Cal. Wire Wks,
r. 829 Greenw ich
Scarles Betsy .Mrs., r. 829 Greenwich
Scarles Cyrus, galvanizer, r. 829 Greenwich
Scarles Horace, weaver, r. 329 Greenwich
Scarles J., machinist, r. 829 Greenwich
Scarles John C, engineer, r. 2115 Mason
Scarmeta G., coalpasser stmr San Jose
Scarpona Pietro, seaman, r. 26 Prescott PI
Scarritt H. M., clerk Western Meat Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Scasciglini Walter, clerk Dehnonte Bros,, r. 928J Pacific
Scatena Domenico, fruit dealer, r. 416 Ivj- Av
Scatena F. & Co. (ForUmato Scatena) commission mer-
chant'^, 303-30'. Washington
Scatena Fortu Kite(F. Scatena & Co.) r. .535 Union
Sciteiia Juhn (G. Orsi & Co.) r. 1222 Polk
Scate.ia Guiseppe (Orsi & Scatena) r. 1222 Polk
Scatena Giuseppe (Vincenzo. Davalle &Co.)r. 619 Broad-
.SCATEXA L. A €0. (Lorenzo Scatena and Amadeo
P. Giannini) general commission merchants and
whole-sale dealers domestic and dried fruits, 104-110
Washington and 103-109 Oregon, Telephone Main 78
Seatena Lorenzo (L. Scatena& Co.) r. 604 Filbert
Scatena Luigi, bartender, r. 1119 Kearny
Scatena Luigi, laborer, r. 3 Sonora
Scatena Martino, r. 119 Kearny
Scatena Pietro, gardener Colombo Market
Scatena Svlvester, butcher, 1320 Polk, r. 38 Austin Av
.SCATTIXG PHILIP, groceries, 1801 Howard
Scecchitano Annie, widow, r. 204 Van Ness Av
Scelbi Mariano, reporter La A"oce del Pooolo, r. 8?.
Unlou PI
Sceven Gus, florist, r. 32 Minna
Schaack Nicholas, driver, r. 4i Gerke Alley
Schaadt Frank A., carpenter, r. 4i Alemany
Schaadt John F., paperhanger, r."4i Alemany
Schaadt Louise, widow, r. 626 Seventeenth
Schaaf Jennie, widow, r. 635 Vallejo
Schaaf Leon, painter, r. 635 Vallejn
Schaaf William, seaman, r. 635 Vallejii
Schaake Henrv, sujieriutendent Eagle Automatic Can
Co., 849-863 Brannan, r. 702a Guerrero
Schaaj) Charles A., pressman, r. 1302 Pacific
Schaar Adolph, upholsterer, r. 881 Shotwell
Schabarum Jacob, shoemaker, 2209 Geary
Schabat Emil J., machinist, r. 612 Hampshire
Schabiague Mitchell, bakery, r. 114 Trenton
Schach Charles H., sugar refiner, r. 33 Monteztuna
Schacht George, barber, r. S12 Laguna
Schacht Henrj- (Schacht, L-nieke \ Steiner) r. 1331 G..I-
den (iate .\v
SCHACHT, LEMCKE& STEINER
(Henry Sriiaclit. Martin Lniu-ke and
.Mrs. Esther steiner) commission mer-
chants and dealers dried t°rnits, raisins,
hone.v, heeswa.v, horns, boors, shells
and herbs, 114 Havis
Schacht Robert C, wood and coal. 1170 Mission, r. 1101
Mission
Schachtebeck Christian L., biMjkkeejier Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 18.37 Green
Schackleton Wilham, tillerman Truck 7
Schad Albert F., candy maker, r. Berkeley
Schad Paul D., conductor, r. 426 De\isadero
Schad T. H. Mrs., widow, r. 645 Washington
Schad WUliam H., jeweler W. A. L. Miller, r. 26 t1int.jn
Park
Sohadde Edward, jdumber, r. 3.54 Grove
Schadde Heiir}-, plumber, r. 354 Grove
Schadde Sophie, widow, r. 354 Grove
Schadde William A., with Tliomas Magee & Sons, r. 2649
Howard
Schade Brothers (Heurj- and Wilham) groceries and
liquors, 737 Hayes, r. 126 Guerrero
Schade Frederick, plumlier, r. 1313 Seventeenth
Schade George A., driver, r. 123 Fern Av
Schade Henry (Schade Bros.) r. 126 Guerrero
Schade Rudolph, bartender, r. 1313 Seventeenth
Schade WiUiam (Schade Bros.) r. 737 Haves
l»" Schade. See Shade, Schad
Sehadt Charles F., contractor, r. 119 Fifth
Schaefels Gerhard, waiter, r. 610 Piue
Schaefer Adam, painter, r. 404 Nineteenth
Schaefer Albert, shoemaker, 941 Clay, r. 1421 Mason
Schaefer Andrew, cutter, r. Oakland
Schaefer August, candies. 24 Sixth, r. 915 Filmore
Schaefer Brothers (Jacob and Peter) |)ainters, 404 Nine-
teenth
Schaefer Carl, artist. The Aug Hansen Co., r. 431 McAl-
lister
Schaefer Carl, costumer. r. 34 Third
Schaefer Charles, painter, r. Ahlbom House
Schaefer Charles, painter, r. 404 Nineteenth
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
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Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?.f.rh":f.!*-!J
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Scha«fer Charles, cigars and tobacco, 600 Montjjfoinen ,
r. 1017 Miuson
.Scliaefer Cliarles G. , paints and oils, 516 Davis, r. Tlie
Sutherland
Schaefer Charles H. A., salesman Louis Fronnn, r. 202o
Sutter
ychaefer Charles O., foreman General Electric Co., r.
2417 Sutter
Schaefer Charles 1'., policeman, r. cor Point Lnbos and
Eleventh Avs
Schaefer Charlotte Mrs., midwife, r. 723 Broad waj-
Schaefer Christian, cooper, r. 510 Fifteenth
.Schaefer Emil, artist, r. 431 McAllister
Schaefer Frederick, cooper, r. 584 Second
Schaefer Frederick, jiainter, 24i Turk, r. 1926 Busli
Schaefer Henry, butcher, r. 5 Tenth Av Soutli
Schaefer Henry, capitalist, r. 704 Castro
Schaefer J., seaman stmr Santa Rosa
Schaefer Jacob (Schaefer Bros.) r. 404 Nineteenth
Schaefer John, r. 430 Ringold
Schaefer John, pressman, r. 723 Broadway
Schaefer John M., tinsmith, r. Park Hotel
Schaefer John W., motorman, r. 13 Valley
Schaefer Joseph, clerk Eide H. Hanjes, r. 40G Jones
Schaefer Joseph, laborer, r. 350 Eleventh
.Schaef" r Louis, finisher and burnisher, r. 3509 Sixteenth
oCnALrLn lYl. IYInO.« maMiufraae
and fancy costuiiirs, :t4 Third
Schaefer Marie Mrs., niidwifu, r. .=JSA Second
Schaefer Mary, widow, r. 204 Twenty-fourth
.Schaefer Peter (Schaefer Bros.) r. 404 Nineteentli
^^ Schaefer. See Schaeffer, Schafer, Schaffir, Shaefer,
Shaeffer, Shafer, Sheaffer and Sheffer
Schaefery Charles, clerk, r. .527J Birch Av
Schaefery Frederika, widow, r. .'>27i Birch Av
Schaeffer A., trimmer Edison Light and Power Co.
Schaeffer Albert (Schaeffer & Wilier) r. 620 Sacramento
Schaeffer Bernard, cigarmaker, r. Alms House
.Schaefler Bni lO, cook stmr Modoc
Schaeffei- ueorge J., porter, r. 3723 Sacramento
Schaeffer Ott >, b.utender, r. 21 Market
Schaeffer Salline, domestic 234 Page
Schaeffer William, painter, r. 906 Pacific
Schaeffer William, porter, r. 3723 Sacramento
Schaeffer & Wilier (Albert Schaeffer and Herman Wilier)
liquors, 620 Kearny
Schaer Mary, widow, r. 1127 Florida
Scha«rtzer Brother,-; (Frederick C. and Joseph P.) groce-
ries and liquors, 1908 Polk
Schaertzer Frederick C. (Schaertzer Bros.) r. 30 Haight
.Sl'HAERTZER IlKKKV C, attorney at law, 214
Pine, rooms 10-11, r. 525^ Geary
.Schaertzer Jaco"b, carpenter, r. 5 Douglass
Schaertzer John A., r. 30 Haight
Schaertzer John A. Jr,, asst clerk U. S. Circuit Court, .'il
U. S. Appraiser^' Bldg, 3d floor, r. 30 Haight
Schaertzer Joseph P. (Schaertzer Bros.) r. 30 Haight
Schaessens Charles, waiter, r. SriH Harrison
Schaezlein Hug.i, salesman, r. 128 Ridley
.Schaezlein Robert (Schaezlein it Bvirrid'.,'e) r. 2;)-Js Clav
SCHAEZLEIN &
(Robert .<»('liaezl«iu anti Uciijaiiiiu Bur-
rldge) sllversniltlis. iiianuractiirers .so-
ciety bad;;es and ^old, silver and nickel
l>Iaters. :t Ilardie B'l
Schafer Albert, hostler, r. 17 Sheridan
Schafer Charles, r. 1227 Hampshire
Schafer Charles (Breig & Schafer) r. 147 Erie
Schafer D., sign painter r. Royal House
Schafer Emil, painter, r. tl Douglass
Schafer Frank P., clerk L. & G. Brenner, r. 324i
Seventh
Schafer Florence Mrs., real estate, r. 122 Taylor
Schafer Frederick W., butcher, i-. 1221 Twenty-si.xth
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
Foi Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
■Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Schafer Seorge (W. A. Frederick & Co.) r. 1004 Web-
ster
Schafer George, capitalist, r. 14 Shotwell
Schafer George Jr., student, r. 14 Shotwell
Schafer George F., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2045
Pine
Schafer Gottlieb, r. 17 Pfeiffer
Schafer Henry, driver, r. 314 De\isadero
Schafer Henry F. W., carpenter, r. 2045 Pine
Schafer Herman, carrier Po.st Office, r. 125 0'Karrell
Schafer John A., wines and liquors, SW cor Larkin and
California, r. 1321 Larkin
Schafer John H., collection teller Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank, r. Oakland
Schafer Louis, machine hand, r. 952^ Howard
Schafer Philip, cabinetmaker, r. 1721 San Carlos Av
Schafer Phili]) H., upholsterer, r. 1721 San Carlos Av
Schafer Richard, clerk Alpei-s Brothers, r. 328 Fifth
Schafer William, barber, 3119 Fillmore, r. 2121 Green-
wich
Schafer William, butcher, r. E s Fifteenth \v South bet
L and M
Schafer William B., plumber, r. 324 J Seventh
B^" Schafer. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schafer, Schaffer,
Shaefer, Shafer, Sheaffer and Sheffer
Schaff Nettie Mrs., r. 236 Taylor
Schaffer Annie, domestic, 193i Broadwaj
Schaffer August, salesman, r. 718 Montgomery Av
Schaffer Catherine, widow, dairy produce, 718 Mont-
gomery Av
Schaffer De Witt C, blacksmith's helper, r. 522 Howard
Schaffer Fred, i>orter Wiel Bros. & Sons, r. Golden Gate,
Cal.
Schaffer Henry, clerk, r. 718 Montgomery Av
Schaffer Jacob, plumber, r. 718 Montgomery- Av
Schaffer John, steward, r. 51a Shipley
Schaffer Theodore U., pantryman, r. 112 Taylor
Schaffer William, bartender, r. 462.i Minna
Schaffer William, butcher, r. 1221 Twenty-sixth
Schaffer William, conductor, r. 2528J Sutter
Schaffer William, driver r. 718 Jlontgomen'
Av
Schaffer William, lineman, r. 942 Howard
Schaffhause J. H., compositor, r. 807 California
Schaffleld Bemadine, domestic, 1009 Florida
Schattield William .V.. contractor and builder, r. 1318
Florida
Schaflield William B., carpenter, r. 1318 Florida
Schaffner Frederick, solicitor, r. 315 Lombard
S4'HAFF.\EK HKRJIIAi\, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seals Knights of Pvthias, 16-17 St .Ann's Bldg,
r. 1014 Castro
Schaffrey Charles, driver r. 527i Birch Av
Schafft Robert, salesman Goldberg, Bowen .t Leben-
baum, r. Oakland
Schafranck Marie, domestic 2110 California
Schaft Robert, clerk, r. 1137 Oak
Schage Ludwig J. J., master schooner Allen A., office 0
California, r. 14 Pfeiffer
Schaibla Mathias, cai)italist, r. 927 Howard
Schaible Joseph, b'acksmith, r. 1115 Treat Av
Schalck John, soapmaker, r. NW cor Brannan and
Eighth
Schalck Lewis C, bookkeeper Livingston i: Co., r. 1005
McAllister
Schalef Harris, second-hand cloth'iig 1037 Howard
Schalich John A., plumbing and g-.isfitting 1712 Church,
r. 229 Twenty-ninth
Schalich Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 3313i Point Lobos
Av
Schalike Jennie, widow, r. 515i Fell
Schalitz Carl L., copiiersmith, r. 3935 Cla\-
8^ Schall. See Schell
Schallenberger Charles A. , clerk Belden & Cofran r.
1828 Eddy
Schallenberger Frank G., conduct<^)r, r. 321^ Turk
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Will keep Disease Germs out of the Water. Rented
at $1.00 per Hontli, or Sold Outright.
C. BROWN & SON, Agents, 833 Market Street
w. B. chapma/m,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of FiiM
WINES and BRANDIES.
SIX GOLD MEDALis, San Francisco, 1894.
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FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Schallenberger Lloyd E., clerk S. L. Jones & Co., r.
Woodsicie, Cal
Schaller Annie, domestic 215 Prospect PI
»- Schaller. See Shaler
Schallert Joseph, yardn^an, r. 270 Pearl
Sehallert Joseph L., machinist, r. 27c Pearl
Schallich Louis, waiter, r. 31i Madison Av
Schallock Emil, driver, r. X s Twenty-fifth nr Nebraska
Sch:illol Edward, bartender, r. 131 Diamond
Schaltenbrand Joseph, Janitor, r. S s Army nr Folsom
Schamm Hannah, widow, r. 243 Hickorj- Av
Schamniel Henrv, capitalist, r. 2015 Powell
SCIIAHMEL PACKING CO., H. A. WUliams sec-
retarj-, packers henuetically sealed jjoods, office 116
California, factor?- 401-409 Chestnut
SS" Schammel. See Scamell
Schamp William H.. millwright, r. 47 Capp
Schai.der Adolph, mining e.xjiert r. 200C Powell
Schank George, carpenter, r. 478 Tehama
Sehantz Delia, widow, dres-making 2216i Fillmore
Schantz Emil, plmnber Snepard Bros
Schantzberg Peter, tailor, r. 1114 Jackson
Sciiauzer Joseph, butcher, r. 1013 Pierce
Schappi Albert, cook, r. 804 Green
Scharble Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1115 Treat Av
Scharenberg Charles, groceries and liquors, S w cor
Sanchez and Ridley
Scharenberg Ludwig, foreman CaL Demokrat Publishing
Co., r. 1410 Pine
Scharer Louis H., pawnbroker, 1200 Market, r.ll5 Bartlett
Scharer Samuel, shoemaker, 131 Fourth
Scharetg Antone, laborer, E s Pennsylvania Av nr Nev-
ada
Scharetg- Georg«, teamster, r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and
Nevada
Scharetg George A., laborer, r. E s Pennsylvania Av nr
Nevada
Scharetg John A., blacksmith, r. W s Permsvlvauja Av
bet Yuba and Army
Scharf Joseph, carpenter, American E.\:change Hotel
Soha feiiber<r Adolph, tailor, 225 O'Farrell
Sehnrtf lienjamin, barber, 504 Valencia, r. 142 Fourteenth
Scharfi 1 '■'iirad, laborer, r. 927 Brannan
Schurfi Isaac C. (Scharff & Templeton) r. 704i O'FarreU
Scharff J.hn, cook, r. 608 Sixth
Scharff J ■h'.i, liquors, S w cor Nineteenth and Folsom.
r. 477 .Shotwell
Scharff R. C. L., chiropodist, r. 1041 Howard
Scliarff Sarah, widow, r. 704* O'Farrell
Scharff i Templeton (Isaac C. Scharff and M. B. Temple-
ton* proprietors Pacific Real Estate Exchange, 18
Post
Scharlach Gus J., traveling salesman S. J. Friedlander&
Co., r. 2026 Bush
Scharlin Jacob, clerk, r. 1213 Mason
Scharlin John A., watchmaker, 242 Sutter, r. 1213
Mason
Scharlin Nathan, clerk, r 1213 Mason
Schamhorst John, woodcarver, r. 92 Twenty-fifth
Schaminghausen, Frederick, r. 1866 Stevenson
Schariiinghausen William, restaurant, 9-11-13 Fourth
Scharowsky Albert H., r. 428 Post
Schary Julius, drj- ^oods, r. 716 Green
Sch.ith Anthony, teamster, r. 34 Chattanooga
Schath Henrj- J., framemaker, r. 14i Albion Av
Schath John, r. 34 Chattanooga
Schath John, laborer, r. 1425 Valencia
Schatz Joseph, watchmaker, 3054 Sixth
Schatz Philip, second-hand furniture, 935a Folsom
Schatzle Henry, glovecuttcr, r. 729 Twenty-fourth
Schatzle Xavier", tailor, 729 Twenty-fourth
Schau Arthur, boots and shoes, 1939 Mission
Schau Freidnch, b.iots and shoes, 1353 Bush, r Hum-
boldt Hotel
Schaub Anna Mrs., proprietor Lafayette House, 11
Lafayette
Schaub Mary A., student,'r. 11 Lafavette
Schaub Kosie, widow, r. 6644 Minna
Schaucel, Charles, machinist, r. 1534 Eddy
Schauer Jacob, brewer, r. 19 Arlington A\ . Fair-
mount Tract
Schauer Fred, seaman, r. 3-20 Pacific
Scham'el Louis, glazier, r. W s Bronte nr Cortland Av
Schaufel Louis, packer, r. 9 Allen
Schaufler August C, clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo &
Co., r. AlameJa
Schaufler Frederick, foreman Cal. Champagne Co.. r. 217
Minna
Schaufler William, laborer, r. -244 Stevenson
Schauger August, boilermaker, r. 522J .\inth
Schaul Ernest, machinist, r. 706 Buchanan
Schaul Philip, clerk, r. 706 Buchan-an
Schiumer Max, machine operator, r. 738 Tehama
Schaumleffel Frank A. blacksmith, 752 Eighteenth, r.
537 Eighteenth
Schaumleffel Herman, shirt cutter, r. 53/ Eighteenth
Schaumleffel Jacob, cook, r. 537 Eighteenth
Schaumleffel Jacob, haruessmaker, r. 20c Angelica
Schaumleffel John W., blacksmith, r. 537 Eighteenth
Schaumleffel Kate, widow, r. -=137 Eighteenth
Schaumleffel William C, butcher, r. 537 Eighteenth
Schaumloffel Herman, laborer, r. 6(18 Sixth
Schaumloffel William, salesman, r. 1034 Washmgtoa
Schaupp Frederick, cooper, r. 16 Albion Av
Schauw S. , laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Schauzenbech John, 2nd steward stmr Australia
Schaw, Ingram, Hatcher & Co. (Sacram'ento, Cal.) Ansel
B. Chenej- agent, 109 Mission
Schawtz George, waiter, r. 6 Montgomery Co<i t
eS" Schearer. See Scberer, Schircr and Scheirer
Scheel Frederick, miner, r. Alms House
SC'HEEL FRITZ, musical director Conservatory of
Music, Ills Sutter
Scheel John H. , expressman, r. 110 Henry
.Scheel Lizzie H. Miss, r. 719a Fourteenth
Scheel Robert R., salesman Pac. butchers Sttpp'v Co., r.
463 Stevenson
Scheel's .\uditorium, concert hall, Fritz Scheel lessee,
•230 Eddy
Scheele Henry, hostler, r. 417 East
Scheele J. P., traveling salesman, r. 102 Ellis
Scheele John W., plumber, r. 260 Stevenson
Scheeline Edwin S., bookkeeper Rotu & Co., r. 1812
Sutter
Scheeline Nathan, hatt«r, r. 727 Capp
Scheeline Sally, domestic 18-27 California
Scheeline Simon (Roth & Co. ) r. 1812 Sutter
SCUEELI.>E SIMOK f. (Rosenbaum & SeBeeline)
attorney at law 214 Pine, rooms 36-38, r. 1812 Sutter
Scheeline S(>1 E., asst cashier Daniel Meyer, r. 1S27 Cali-
fornia
Scbeer Frank, carpenter, r. 1127 Florida
Scheer George, watchmaker, r. 1419a Mason
Scheer Gus, jeweler, r. 1419a Mason
Scheer Gustave A., salesman C. E. Whitnev & Co., r. 1837
Scott
Scheer Henry, shoemaker, r. 1419A Mason
Scheer Jacob, steward, r. Point Lobos Ay nr Cliff Honse
Scheer Mary, widow, r. 1127 Florida
SS" Si-heer. See Seheier, Scherr, Schier and Shear.
!»CHEERER EMIL T.. secretary California Paving
Co. and Joseph Seheerer Co., 21-23 Tenth r.
412 Liberty
SCHEEREK JO!!iEPH, president Josenh Seheerer
Cm.. 21-23 Tenth, r. 412 Liberty
L-ph Jr.
'kkee]>i
412 L!liert\
SCHEERER JOSEPH CO.. ,.»..
Seheerer pre^iileut and luana^ier. dealers
boilctins materials, store and oltiee fix-
tares, aspliaitiini and bitniiiiuous roek.
lime, cement and ready mixed mortar.
3l-'>3 Tenth
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL imES OF STREET l\i SICEWALI WOPI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Rocm 20
sii?|CRLBE sft|y| FRflNGISGO GALL
CHAS M. SHORTLIhii
Proprietor
THE FITTZ CURE ^'i^J^^S^^B:
Never Fails. Call on or
to N.J. STONE & CO.
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l^*S<.-heerer. See Sclierer, Scherrer, Schurer, Sheaier
and Sherer
Sclieerer's Hall, SE cor Tenth and Stevenson
Scheuring John, carpenter, r. 124 Freelon
Schetfauer George (Eiben & Scheffauer) r. 717 Devisa-
ilero
■Sclieffer Frederick, foreman Pac. Box Factory, r. 318i
Vii\>\>
.Sdietflei Carl, caijitalist, r. 912 Scott
.Schegel Fred, conductor, r. 1708b Waller
Scheggia Charles, liquors 537 Broadway, r. 533 Broad-
way
Scheggia Emil, bartender, r. 233 Montsromery Av
iSchehr John t)., barber, 791 Mission, r. 452 Jessie
Schehr William, r. 728 Sutter
Sdieib Albert, niglit manager S. F- District Tel. branch
office, 912 Market, r. 410 Sixth
Scheib Elsie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 333 Turk
Scheib Isador, clerk, r. 410 Sixth, rear
Scheib Louis, salesman, r. 333 Turk
Scheibe Bernhard, carpenter, r. 76 Clementina
Scheibe Hans, mnfrs agent, 65 Crocker Bldg
Scheibel Charles, jeweler Shrevefe Co., r. 309 Cherry
Scheible Joseph, iron worker, r. 1115 Treat Av
Scheibli James, tailor, 539 Clay, r. 625 Locust Av
Scheid Joseph W., blacksmith, Ws Mission Road nr
Five Mile House
Scheidel A., mineralogist, r. 918 Hyde
•Scheider Charles, barber, r. 409 Mason
Scheider Elizabeth, widow, r. 44 Clara
Scheier Abraham, salesman P. Berwin & Bru., r. 3035
Washington
Scheier Rose Miss, teacher Crocker Grannnar School, r.
927 Geary
A^Scheier. See Scheer, Scherr, Schier and Shear
Scheike Ivan, patrolman Underwriter's Fire Patrol, r.
.'iSO Turk
Scheike Joseph, cook, r. 726| McAllister
Seheile Robert, musician Grand Opera House, r. Isd
Erie
Schein Frank, cap maker, r. 2604 Sutter
Scheiner George, musician, r. Alameda
Seheiring Nicholas, laundryraau, r. Bernal Heiichts
Schelbert John, wheelwright, r. 33(i Madrid
Scheie Charles, team.ster, r. 219 Tenth
Scheie Edward, shoemaker, r. 313 Vallejo
Scheley William, woodcarver, r. 416 Green
Scheli-i Peter, salesman, r. 718 Vallej<^
Schell C, compositor, r. .520 Nintli
Seheli Enos P., cigars, r. 3348 Clay
Schell Frederick W., student, r. 627 Twenty-first
Schell Jacob, butcher, r. 819 Treat Av
Schell Jacob, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Schell Josei^h, horseelii)]jer, r. Commercial House
gS" Schell. See Schall
Schellback William, porter, r. 1505 Twenty-fourth
Schell George W. (Scrivener k Schell) attorney at law,
14 Sansome, rciom 39, r. 627 Twenty-first
Schellberg Anthony, clerk G. H. Wellbrock, r. 34 Doug-
huss
Schellberg Peter, painter, r. 34 Douglass
Schellberg Peter Jr., machinist, r. 34 Douglass
Seheile Robert, upholsterer, r. 318 Minna
Schellenberg Paul, upholsterer, r. 17 Laskie
Schellenberger Annie, widow, r. H Scotland
Schellenberger Henrj', driver, r. 4i Scotland
Schellcr Charles, cooper Lachman & Jacfibi, r. Oakland
ScIhK r iU-nv'^,,-, 1 ,. .(ikkeejter, r. K46 Howard
Scb. ' - ! iLwer,r. 621.J Ash Av
ScIh : _ I ^ A., engineer, r. 440 Ninth, rear
.Sc1k:^i !i ( j Hits F., clerk, r. 440 Ninth, rear
SclK-llhase .\ii.i-,cas, tailor, r. 23 Dehon
Schelling Hennun F.. gripman, r. 108 Central Av
Schelling Jacob, carriagemaker, r. 129 San Jose Av
Schelling Jacob Jr., Iilacksmith, r. 129 San Jose Av
Schelljjeper Marie, widow, r. 125 CoUingwood
Schelm Edward A., cutter M. Siegel, r. Oakland
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
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Many Kovelties in Inrorted Wear. Shirts to
Order a b^ccialty
Qaliforpia Bot:tIi9(5 Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
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BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Schehnmer Philip, tanner, r. SE cor Bryant and Twenty-
sixth
Schels August, carrier Post Office, r. 2330 Greenwich
Schembri Antonio, cook, r 1113i Kearny
Schemel Charles, hostler, r. 213 Tenth
Schemensky Isadore, with Chicago Clock Co., r. 718
Green
Schemit Marie, widow, r. 5 Bacon PI
Schemnitz Frederick, r. 436 Chestnut
Schemp J. Fredrick (Peterson & Schenip) r. 2125 Howard
Schenbach Richard, steward, r. 135 Fifth
Schenck Alida Miss, rooms, 51.5a Valencia
Schenck Clyde, driver, r. 1350 Bush
Schenck Edward A., messenger, r. 26 Clara
Schenck George, painter, r. 8a Twenty-fourth
Schenck George W., painter, 1342 Bush
Schenck Harvey R., painter, r. 1342 Bush
!^i'llE.\CK HOSE KKEL, office 527 Market
Schenck Jacob, bartender, r. 220 Pacific
Schenck Stephen A. D., mnfrs agent, office 16 Post, r.
Oakland
Schenck William H. H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Havden Co. , r. Oakland
Schenck W. T. Y., office Union League Club, r. Alameda
SS" Schenck. See Schenk
Schendel Ada Miss, teacher Webster Primary School, r.
408 California Av
Schendel Alice Miss, teacher South S. F. Primary School,
r. 408 California Av
Schendel Anna, widow, r. 408 California Av
Schendel John, cook Commercial House
Schendel William, porter, r. 127 Chattanooga
Schenfler Karl, ))orter, r. 333 Minna
Schenk Adam, barber, 114^ Fourth, r. 1(13 Scott
Schenk Adolph, stock clerk C. H. Meyer & Bros., r. 1919
Howard
Scheiik Albert, iramemaker, r. 124 Germania
Schenk Anna, widow, r. 308 Francisco
Schenk Charles A., civil engineer Engineering Dept S. P.
Co., r. t)akland
Schenk Edward, porter, r. 26 Clara
Schenk Elias, tailor, r. Clarendon House
Schenk Eniest C, asst secretary Y. M. C. A., r. 8 Wil-
low Av
Schenk Godfrey, laborer, r. 315 Sierra
Schenk Gustav, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1919 Howard
Schank John, physical director Y. M. C. A., r. 8 Willow
Av
Schenk John .\., clerk Levy & Co., r. 652 Howard
Schenk William, car inspector, r. 308 Francisco
Schenk William A., agent, r. 2960 Folsom
SS" Schenk. See Schenck
Schenkberg Adoli)h (Stelljes & Schenkberg) r. 130 Olive
Av
Scheiike Paul, confectioner, r. 1004 Sutter
Schenkel Frederick, r. 1301 Sacramento
Schenkel Henry, brewer, r. Hermann House
Schenkel Julius, laborer, r. 1248 Fifth Av South
Schenkel Peter, wliolesale hog butcher, E s Fifth Av
South nr K, office and r. 732 Harrison
Schenkel Peter J., saddler, r. W 8 Fifth Av South nr L
gS" Schenkel. See Schinkel
!^CI1K%'KER ISAAC, wines, liquors and cigars, NE
cor Sixth and Folsom, r. 965 Folsom
Schenoiie Giuseppe (Luigi Boitano & Co.) r. 1308 Kearny
Schenone John, laborer, r. Railroad A\ nr Twenty-ninth
Av South
Schenone Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1308 Keaniy
Schenz Edward, cook, r. 129 Fifteenth
Schepel Martin H., r. 1009 Church
Schepens Frank, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Scheper Addle Mrs., r. 149 Ninth
Scheper Andrew, printer, r. 2800 Pine
Scheper Canstens. groceries, 34 Twenty-first
Schejjer Charles, shoemaker, r. 210 Clipper
Scheper Henry, with Pope & Talbot, r. 2S00 Pine
Scheper J. Louis, groceries and liquors, 1701 Polk
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Scheper John H., r. 153S Clay
Scheper Louis P., upholsterer, r. 1538 Clay
Scheper Martin H., molder, r. 1009 Church
Scheper Matilda, widow, r. 2800 Pine
Schepplein John, laborer, r. 315 Green
Scheppler John B. , salesman William Schepjiler, r. 1528
Folsom
Scheppler Louis W., jeweler, r. 1528 Folsom
Scheppler William, jewelry, 1071 Market, r. 1528 Folsom
Scheppler William, steward, r. 4 Eddy PI
Scherber Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 116^ Oak
Scherer Anna, domestic Momit St. Joseph's Infant (),-
phan Asylum
Scherer August M., waiter, r. 1026 Hyde
Scherer Elizabeth, widow, r. 154 Perrj-
Scherer Elizabeth, widow, r. 769 Folsom
Scherer George, brewer, r. Landers off Sixteenth bet
Dolores and Church
Scherer Joseph, cook, r. 553 Fifth
Scherer Leon, actor, r. 13 Scotland
Scherer Marv A. Mrs., jiriiici|ial Garfield Primary School,
r. 769 Folsom
Scherer William W., cabinetmaker, r. 28 Colling%vood
t^ Scherer. See Scheerer, Shearer and Sherer
Scherf Amiie, domestic 811 Treat Av
Scherf Regina, widow, nurse, r. 42ti Chestnut, rear
e^ Scherf. See Sherf
Scherger Caroline, nidow, r. W s Schuvler nr Union
Av
Scherger Lena Miss, tailoress, r. 223 Minna
Scherlin Abel, watchman, r. 1519 Eddy
Scherling Ferdinand C. C., cashier Cal. Wire Works, r.
East Oakland
Schermer August, wholesale liquors, r. 1011 Clay
Schermer Joseph H., engineer, r. 22S Twelfth
Schermerhom J., compositor, r. 612 Powell
Schem Frank, tinsmith, r. 37 West Park
Schernstein Charles, musician, r. S06 Treat Av
Scherpel Dora, widow, r. 611 Gough
Scherpel M. & Co. (Max Scherpel) commission merchants,
220 California, room 7
Scherpel Max (M. Scherpel & Co.) r. 911 Gough
Scherr Edward, bookkeei>er Dempster Bros., r. 2337 .^
Howara
Scherr Emil J. P., clerk George H. Tay Co., r. 822 Cali-
fornia
Scherr Ferdinand A., clerk, r. 822 California
Scherr John F., clerk Goodall, Perkins i Co., r. Golden
Gate, Cal
gS" Scherr. See Scheer, Scheier, Schier and Shear
Scherrell C, laborer, r. 2308 Mason
Scherrer Bernard A., engineer, r. 1422 Stockton
Scherrer F. , waiter, r. 45 Everett
Scherrer Gustav A., i-arpenter, r. 217 Mississijiiii
Scherrer Ignatius, cooper, r. 401 Mariposa
Schers Harry, seaman, r. 103 Clark
SchertzTJ. P., restaurant, ±W McAllister, r. 9 H3de
Schesby William H., vardiiia.-terS.P.Co.. r. 2938 Howard
Schestag William, fireman S. P. Co., r. 2034 Folsom
Schettel L^uis. baker, r. 772 Mission
Schetter Adele Miss (Cohn a: Schetter) r. 1910a Mason
Schetter Edinond O.. . rvigglst Louis Zeh, r. 320 Ellis
Schetter Hennaaii F., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r 320
Ellis
Schetting Charles, Ujachinist, r. S w cor Crescent Av and
Banks
Schetting Lucien, ma-htnist, r. 1012 Jackson
Schettler Henri", sh.smaker, r. 1025 Pacific
Schettler Louis, plasterer, r. 364 Minna
Schetz Charles, r. OC.i Bruderick
Schetzel Adolph (J. Hertz It Co.) r. 118 Grant Av
Schetzel August, barber Philii) Cohen, r. Alameda
Schetzel Marx P., architect. 8« St. Ann's Bldg
Scheubi er William, restaurant, 713 Fifth Av, r. ■'>'H
McAllister
Scheuch Charles, salesman The Wertheimer Co., r. 125
Clipper
Scheuch Leo E., cigars and tobacco, 228 Market, r. 512
Jersey
Seheuer Gerhard, physician, r. 227 J Post
Scheuer Jacob, brewer, r. 96 Arlington
Sclieuer Jacob J. , jiluniber, r. 2204 Gean"
Selieuni .T;ir,.b. -h..c7iiaker, So3 F.,lsoin."r. 45J RiU-h
SCHEUNERT HUGO ,ro™.„., „r
l;iU<> .Market' "iiavino; parlor, pouiitadonr
hair cut a si»etialtj. li Seventh, Odd
FelloMs" Bide. r. «5>.le«*ie
SCHEURER CHRISTIAN,
merchant tailor, 147 Kourth
Scheurer William, jiurtor, r. 122 Valparaiso
S -heurer William, tailor, r. 33 Dorland
Scheuri h William, shoeo aker, r. 8 Virginia Court
Scheuringer George, barber, 15 Stockton, r. 613 Stock-
ton
Scheuster George A., manager West Berkeley Planing
Mill, otBce 16 Post, r. West Berkeley
Scheuten Xicholas. trunk maker, r. 2023 Mission
Schewa Building, 26-30 O'Farrell
!»€Hei'EK M. A BROTHER iSallusch Scheyer and
Maurice Rosenthal) drii- and fancy goods, 16-18 San-
some
Schever Max, shirtmaker, r. 23 Stockt<in
Scheyer Sallusrh (M. Scheyer & Bro.) r. 924 Fulton
SchiafflDO Brothers (Prosper© and Giovanni B.) liquor*,
3271 Montgomery Av
Schiatlino Emanuel, confectioner, 2118 Mission
Schiaffino Giovanni B. (Schiaffino Bros.) r. 810 Vallejo
SchiafHno Prospero (Schiaffino Bros.) r. 2119 Mason
Scliiallero Eugenio, clerk, r. 413 Green
Schiappapietra Astolfo, clerk Sbarboro & Co., r. 1717i
Hyde
Schick John H., glass blower, r. 620 Fourth
Schick Max, 902 LagTina
Schick Morris, c-ommission merchant, r. 3005 California
Schickram Paul (Schickram & Cronister) r. 550 Bryant
Schickram & Cronister (Paul Schickram and Clajton
Cronister) dairy, 552 Bryant
Schiebe Charles, teamster, r. 1318 Stanyan
Schiebe John, carpenter, r. 431 Linden" Av
Schiedeler Joseph J., engineer, r. 218 Seventeenth
Schiefer Charles B., decorator, r. 1405 Scott
Schiefer L<juisa Q., widow, r. 103 Buchanan
Schiefer Peter Jr., clearing house clerk Anglo-Californiaii
Bank, r. 103 Buchanan
Schietfer Moritz, eve glasses, 413 California, r. 113 Ship-
ley
Schielins'ny Johann, cook, r. 65 Minna
Schier Gu.-tave, laborer, r. 10 Kansas
Schier Mar\-, widow, r. 10 Kansas
Schierbaum Ernest, driver, r. 226 Dorland
Schierbaum Theodore, waiter, r. 341 Second
Schierholtz Aag-ast, draughtsman, r. 1421 California
Schiermer Joseph, clerk, r. 727 Filbert
Schiff Benno L. , traveling salesman Ci blentz. Pike & Oi.
.Schiff Edwin R., traveling salesman The Wertheimer Co.
Schiffer Charles, casher Dalton Bros., r. 312 Hjde
Schifftr Gustave, r. 1322 Fulton
Schilb Jacob, butcher, r. 819 Treat Av
Schild Charles E. F., instrument maker, r. 940 Twen-
tieth
Schild Conrad, printer, r. 1522 Stockton
Schild Edward T., bookkeeper J. Gundlach & Co., r.
2809i Lagtina
Schild George F., naval architect, r. 940 Twentieth
Schild Henry, liquors, NE cor Powell and Bay, r. 110
Francisco
Schildeknecht Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 701 McAll-
ister
Schill Alfrel, cooper, r. 13 Rausch
Schiller Annie Miss, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 707 Bush
Schiller Arnold, porter, r. 206 Eddv
Tti6 MonarcH Bicycle
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San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles
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s Beach nr Baker
26 Centre Market, r.
Schiller August, fisherman,
Schiller August, pork and 1
1726 Ellis
Schiller Charles, brewer, r. 1005 i Minna
Schiller Charles F., wood carver, 233 Kinff, r. 2410 Har-
rison
Schiller Charles S., carjjenter, r. 2410 Harrison
Schiller Francis, wood carver, r. 32 Federal
Schiller Frank, teamster, r. Twelfth Av South nr 1'
Schiller Fred, jeweler Charles A. Wagner, r. Lorin, Cal.
Schiller Fritz, baker, r. 3 Lilac A'ley
Schiller Henry, engineer, 328 Bush, r. Berkelev
Schiller Max, butcher, r. 614 Fulton
Schiller Nellie Miss, cashier Young & Weisman, r. 309
Powell
Schiller Otto F., draughtsman, r. 2410 Harrison
Schiller Samuel, seaman, r. 01 Jessie
Schiller Theophilus A., traveling salesman Wellman, Peck
& Co., r. 206 Eddy
Schiller William, butcher, r. 525 Seventh
Schilliger Joseph, clerk B. M. Atehinson & Co., r. 527:i
Geary
Schilliger Mar3' Slis^i, waiter, r. 527J Geary
Schilling A., bartender Jacob Bernhard
SCHILLING A. * <'0. (August Schilling and George
F. Volkniann) wholesale dealers coffee, teas and
spices, and ])r(>prietors Sterling Coffee and Spice
Mills, 108-112 .Market, and 5-9 California
Schilling Adam (Adam Schilling & Sons) r. 1255 Eigh-
teenth
Schilling Adam .Tr. (Adum Scliilling & Sons) r. 1255 Eigh-
teenth
SCHILLING ADAM & SONS,
(Adam, .l<»st>i>li and Adaui Jr,) iiroprietors
Golden «ate.'»Iacblne>Vorks,3II-->13.'»lain,
Telephone .llain l.'tIK
SchiUing Albert, gardener, r. 717 Fifth Av
Schilling Andrew, showc.semaker, r. 1035 Market
Schilling Anna, widow, r. 1427 Steiner
Schilling August (A. Schilling & Co.) r. Oakland
SCHILLING C. & CO. ((laussehiu-
Ing) Caltrornia wines and brandies, 'i3«-
340 Brannan. Telephone .llain 1178
Schilling Charles, teamster, r. 149 Nintli
Schilling Charles Mrs., widow, r. 1427 Steiner
Schilling Charles L., soapmaker, r. 720 Fifteenth Av
South
Schilling Claus (C. Schilling & Co.) r. 2210 Vallejo
Schilling Frank, law and collection office, 1221 Market, r.
1516 Mission
Schilling George, molder, r, SE cor Greenwich and La-
guna
Schilling George A., machinist, r. 560 Howard
Schilling Hans, cook, r. 735 Brannan
Schilling Henry, cellarman, r. 735 Brannan
SchilUng Herman, gripmaii, r. 108 Central Av
Schilling John, engineer, r. 1036 J Folsom
Schilling John C. , carpenter, r. 820 Nineteenth
Schilling John E. , shoemaker, r. 69 Natonia
Schilling Joseph (Adam Schilling & Sons) r. 1255 Eigh-
teenth
Schilling Martin, carpenter, r. 800 Third
Schilling Richard W., soajimaker, r. 720 Fifteenth Av
South
Schilling W. H., musician, r. 1362a Market
Schilling William (Schilling & Aben) r. 1501 Turk
Schilling William, cooper, r. SE cor Filbert and Laguna
Schilling & Aben (William Schilling and Christian Aben)
groceries and li()uors, 1501 Turk
i®" SchiUing. See Shilling
Schilling's Best Baking Powder, A. Schilling & Co. pro-
prietors, 108-112 Market and 5-9 California
Schillinsky Carl, seaman, r. 504 Third
Schillmoller August, shoemaker, 738 Market
Schimetschek Morris, hardware, 525 Larkin
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DE.\LER IN
FINE BRONZE HARDWARE
Builders' Supplies, Cabinet Hardware
737 Market St. Telephone flain 5608
SKK PAGE 10
Schimmel Adolph, tailor, r. 825 Larkin
Schimmel Edward (Schimmel & Stover) r. 825 Larkin
Schimmel Hyronimus, tailor, 229 Kearny, r. 2143 Mis-
sion
Schinmiel & Stovei- (Edward Schinmiel and N. Stover)
tailors, 330 Sutter
Schimmelpfennig Charles F., laborer, r. 543 Stevenson
Schimmelpfennig Frederick J. , plumber, r. 822 Green
Schimpf August H., tran.sferer Dickman-JonesCo., r. 720
Filbert
Schimpf C, millhand, Yolo Mills, r. 1610 Mason
Schimpf Charles, cashier The Orpheum, r. 117 O'FaiTell
Schimpf George, bartender, r. 520 Bush
Schimpf Jacob, bricklayer, 720 Filbert
Schinabeck Frank, brewer, r. 709 Misson
Schindele George \Y., laundryman, r. 211 Twelfth
Schindler Adam C. (Fink & Schindler) r. 1806 Goldci.
Gate Av
Schindler Andrew D., civil engineer, r. 180C Golden Gate
niannfat
SCHINDLER HENRY R.
tarer earriages, Masons and trucks, re-
pairing done in first-class style at fair
prices. I'iS-iSO Spear, Telephone .Wain 2!>r»,
r. Oakland
Pchindler Oscar, baker, r. 12 Dale PI
Schindler Richard, confectioner, r. 12 Dale Al
Schindler William, sugar boiler, r. E s. Wool nr Powh.it-
tan Av
Schindler William L., butcher, r. 533| Shotwell
Schine .\ugust, hostler, r. 617 Stevenson
Schinkel Charles, pressman, r. II John
Schinkel Diedrich, brewer, r. 1042 Bryant
Schinkel Henry, clerk, r. 800 Polrero'Av
Schinkel John, clerk Otto Schinkel, r. 800 Potrero Av
Schinkel Otto, groceries and liquors, 915 Bryant and M1|>
Potrero Av., r. 800 Potrero Av
Schinkel Otto Jr., driver, r. 1220 McAllister
gS" Schinkel. See Schenkel
Schinker J., bartender, r. 625 Stevenson
Schintz Alfred, cook, r. 522 Howard
Schintz Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. Ill Twentieth
Schintz Edwin H., gripman, r. 1027 Alabama
Schintz Flora Miss, dressmaker, r. Ill Twentieth
Schintz Jacob H., cutler, SE cor Eightetnth ai.d Sli.t
well, r. 1027 Alabama
Schintz J. Henry, electrician, r. Ill Twentieth
Schintz Robert, plumber, r. Ill Twentieth
Schipling Mollie, domestic, 1316 Taylor
Schirmer August (Neller & Schirmer) r. 1011 Cla.\-
Schirmer Robert, carwasher, r. 5 Henderson Av
8^ Kchirmer. See Shirmer
Schittenhehn Alois, r. 511 Linden Av
Schittenhelm Lena Mrs., midwife, r. 511 Linden .\s
Schivo Antone, teamster, r. 520 Sansome
Schivo Frank A., r. 217 Grant Av
Schivo James, mining expert, r. 10 Chambers Allt'\
Schivo Joseph, teamster, r. 8 Chambers Alley
Schivo Jose, painter, r. 1320 Kearny, rear
Schivo Peter P. , teamster, r. 10 Chambers Alley
Schivo Stephen D., teamster, r. 613i Greenwich
Schivo William, teamster, r. 613i Greenwich
Schlaberg Brothers (Frank and Charles! cigar vv.uim-
factuers, 629 Washington
Schlaberg Charles (Schlaberg Bros.) r. 2223 Howard
Schlaberg Frank (Schlaberg Bros.) r. 2223 Howard
Sehlachten Julius, gardener, r. 1336 Valencia
Schlageter Herman, medical student, r. 312 Tenth
Schlageter Herman J., r. 312 Tenth
Schlagl Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 546;V Sixth
Schlam Berthold, with Morning C^ll^ r. 320a Fell
Schlam Hugo V. (Broder & Schlam) r. 1315 O'FarrcIt
Schlam Mar\- L., widow, r. 1315 O'Farrell
Schlam Oscar A. (Kohler & Chase) r. 1315 O'Farreir
Schlamm Hattie, widow, r. 25i Shotwell
Schlappi John, r. 1211 Turk
PASTEUR FILTERS
Should be In Every Household. Rented at $1 00 per Month
C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
PEW-."'"ET4l!0.GH|i)nPHIiNE«
B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STFEEl
(See Page opp. name of W. B. Chapman.)
SCH
SCH
IJ. FRIEND
Sec'u.
California 5t.
Sclilarhaum John, r. 417 Bush
Schlatta Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
.Schlatter Edward, bartender, r. SW cor Folsom and
AlTIlV
SCHLAIDECKER MATTHEW, proprietor The
Bank, 527 Clay, r. 1122 Sacramento
Schleason Henrj-, teamster, r. 218 Sanchez
Schleef, John H., groceries and liquors, 1125 Powell, r.
1406 Jackson
Schleemann John, dairjTiian, r. XW cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Schlegel Adolph, glassworker, r. 339 Fremont
Schlegel Edward, glass engTa\er, r. 343 Fremont
Sohlegel Edmund L., compositor, r. 726 Bush
Schlegel Heiirj-, wood and coal, 49 Everett_
Schlegel Marcus (Ragen & Schlegel) r. 23l" Collingwood
Schlegel Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1609 O'Farrell
Schlegel Michael, butcher, r. 1609 O'FarreU
Schlegel I'eter (Schlegel & Broker) r. 228 Scott
Schlegel Wenzel, glassworks, 133-135 Beale, r. 343 Fre-
mont
Schlegel Wenzel Jr., glasspolisher Wenzell Schlegel, r.
343 Fremont
.SCHLEGEL A BRI'KER, (Peter Schlegel and Fran-
cis G. Broker) importers and wholesale dealers
cheese and provisions, 326-328 Front
Schlegelmesh Michael, butcher Emil Di Vecchio, r. 1609
O'Farrell
SclUeicher August F., decorator, r. 1104 O'Farrell
Schleicher Jacob, r 1104 O'Farrell
.SCHLEIDE.X JOSE L., acting Consul Argentine
Republic, office 916 Market, room 50, 4th floor
Schlener Charles F., c-arpenter, r. 22 Clara Av
Sci lener Daniel W., soapniaker, r. W s Clara Av nr
Seventeenth
S hlenker Paul, wagonmaker, r. 415 East
Schlenseu Auguste Miss, nurse German Hospital
Schlepack Philipite, tanner, r. Sixth At South nr P
Schlesinger Adoljih (Schlesinger & Bender) r. C13 h His
Schlesinger Adolph C, wool broker, 203 Battery, r. Oak-
land
S€HLE.SIX<;ER BERT. Assistant U. S. Dis-.riet At-
torney and attornev at law, 206 Sausome, rooms
910, r. 827 Golden Gate Av
Schesinger Carl, groceries and liquors, SW cor Union
and Polk
Schlesinger Charles ( E. Lebenbaum & Co.) and manager
Glen Ellen Wine Co., 959 Market, r. 1712 Octavia
Schlesinger David, fancy drj- goods, 1813 Devisadero
Schle-slnger Ferdinand, r. 1045 McAllister
Schlesinger Gerald, bookkeeper Schlesinger & Bender, r
613 Ellis
Schlesinger Heinrich, clerk Carl Schlesinger, r. SW cor
Union and Polk
Schlesinger John E. Mrs., widow, r. llUb Golden Gat«
Av
Schlesinger Leroy, salesman Schlesinger & Bender r
613 EUis
Schlesinger Louis (Schlesinger & Fish Printing Co.)
and test medium, r. 534 Page
!!><'HLES>I5iGER }VATHA\, real estate, insurance
and loans, city agent Xorth German Fire Ins. Co. (of
Hamburg) 304 Montgomery, r. 1104 Oak
Schlesinger Sin. on, glazier, r. 1427 Church
Schlesinger J: Bender (Adolph Schlesinger and Xoah W.
Bender) California wine merchants, 104-106 Clav
Schlesinger i Fi;sh Printing Co., 2607 Post
^jT Schles ngcr. See Sehfe.-singer and Slessini;er
Schles^elniann Emma A., clerk, r. 233 Pierce
SC'HLESSELMAW HE.\R1'. groceries and liquors,
NW cor Hayes and Devisadero, Telephone West 504
Schlesselniann John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Oak and Piene, r. 233 Pierce
Schlesselniann Lena C. Miss, saleslady, r. 233 Pierce
Schlessinger Charles, cashier Bauer Bros & Co., r. 704
Post
Schlessinger Ernest, silesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
704 Post
Schleter Henrj-, r. 113 Oak
Schlett Emil, butcher, r. 1137 Mission
Schleweck Charles, bookkeeper, r. 3575 Mission
Schleweck Simon, proprietor The New Mission Hotel,
3575 Mission
Schlev Herman, clerk, r. SW cor Seventh Av South
and .M
Schleyer Bernard, clerk, r. 2126 Greenwich
Schlichmann John, bakery, 313 Sixth
Schlicht Joseph, bartender 712J Geary
Schlichting Augustus, painter, 1704 Fillmore
Schlichting Edward, r. SE cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores
Schlichting Frieda, domestic 2627 Califoroia
Schlichting Henry (Schlichting & Himmelmann) r. 122
Jackson
Schlichting Henrj-, driver, r. 428 Eighteenth
Schlichting Henry F., r. 917 Bryant
Schlichtring Henrj- F. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 917 Bryant
Schlichting Henry (Kixipman & Schlichting) r. 36 Jack-
son
Schlichting Henn" W., clerk, r. 235 Fifteenth
Schlichting i Himmelmann (Henn" Schlichting and
Richard Himmelmann . liquors, 122 Jackson
Schlichtmann Charles, driver, r. 1517 Kansas
Schlichtmann Gustav H., clerk, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
SCHLIt'HTMAMX HEXRV, groceries and liquors,
SE cor Twentieth and Shotwell, r. 607 Shotwell
Schlichtmann Joachim, driver, r 2210 Mason
Schlichtmann John, bakerj-, 313 Sixth, r. 162 Shipley
Schlick Frederick, cook, r." NE cor Stanyau and Fell
Schlict Edward, driver, r. 2-23 Seventh
Schlieker Henry, liquors, SE cor Spear and Harrison
Scblieling Herman, clerk, r. 201 Valencia
Schliemann Adolph, janitor, r. 71sJ Twenty-second
Schliemann John, dairj-man, r. XW cor El Dorado and
Hampshire
Schliemann Lena, widow, r. 18 Willows Av
Schliemann Lena, widow, r. 718J Twenty-second
Schlimssen Anita, asst nurse German Hospital
Schlingheyde Clara Miss, stenographer J. B. Cohen &
Co., r. Alameda
Schlingman J. Fred, secretarj- Wisconsin Furniture
Co., 762 Mission, r. 305 Lott
Schlini.ssen .\nna, nurse German Hospital
Schlinke Marj-, widow, r. 3 Bay
Schlinke Otto, laborer, r. 5 Xewell
Sfhhnke Thomas, teamster, r. 1310b Harrison
Schlipf Robert, clerk William J. Street, r. 906 Powell
Schlippi John, wagonmaker. r. 105 Juniper
Schlisture Kate, widow, r. 249 Pacific
Schlitter A., musician, r. 522 Montgomerj- Av
Schlltz Bottling Works, William F. G. Lageman proprie-
tor, 712 Fourteenth
Schlitz Joseph Brewinsr Co. (Milwaukee, Wis.) Sherwood
& Sherwood agents, 212-214 Market
Schlobohm Charies H., gripman, r. 127 Nineteenth
♦ Schlobohm John, packer, r. 49 Jessie
Schloeffel Frederick, cellarman, r. 616 Hampshire
SCHLOE.V JOH\, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk
and Sacramento, r. 1710 Sacramento
Schloen Richard, clerk, r. 1602 Larkin
Schloh Beruhard A. (Pacific Music Co.) r. 940 Powell
Schloh Ferdinand, liquors, 500 Sixth
Schloh Louis (Schloh & Kortjohn) r. 752 Oak
Schloh & Kortjohn (Louis Schloh and Charles Kortjohn)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Tajior and Turk
Schlombohm H. Frederick, bartender, r. 400 Pacific
Schloss Benjamin, city agent Guardian Assurance Co.,
205 Sansome, r. Hotel Montrose
Schloss Benjamin, mnfrs agent, r. 10 Libertj-
Schloss Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1430 Golden Gate Av
Schlo.ss Morris, wood and coal, r. 711J Oak
Schloss Solomon, buyer, r. 411^ Octavia
eS" Schloss. See Sloss
TRY the:
SAN rRANCISCO
LAU/NDRY
OFFICE, 33 GEIARV ST.
Telephone, Main S'^S-
GflTTOli, BELL & GO. t"!
s UNION ASSURANCE
iety, of Lonaon.
406 Ganromia si.
NeUHKUS
St CO. lis KET^RNV
Business Suits to Order $12.50 & up
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fSchlosser Christian, collector, r. 418 Post
bchlothan Frederick W., machinist, r. 40S Fifth
Schlothan Henry, machinist, r. 408 Fifth
Schlothan William, dairy produce, 408 Fifth
Schlothan William F., machinist, r. 408 Fifth
.Schlott Ernest F., dentist, office and r. 701 Hayes
Schlott Ernest F. H., musician, r. 701 Hayes
Schlott Otto F., musician, r. 701 Hayes
Schlottenaun Fritz, furnished rooms, 549 Howard
Schlottenberg- Henrv, scenic artist, r. 334 Haves
Schlotterbeck Gottlob (Schlotterbeck & Holier) r. 7(i«
Mission
Schlotterbeck & Roller (Gottlob Schlotterbeck ;uul Wil-
liam Roller) li(iuors 760 Mission
Schlottmann Fritz, lodging house, 549 Howard
Schlotzhauer Paul H., barber, r. 1863 Post
Schlovehn John, jwrter, r. 49 Jessie
Schluch Philip G., chief floricultm-ist Sutro Heights
Schlueb Armand, cook, r. 1909 Geary
Schlueschew Bessie Mrs., waitress, r. 153 Clara
Schlueter F., clerk Cook & Co., r. Alameda
Schlueter Anna Miss, compositor, r. 228 Shotwell
Schlueter Carl, bill distributor, 2241 Mission, r. 510
Twenty-first
Schlueter Casimir H., salesman, r. .507 Guerrero
Schlueter Edward (Schleuter & Volberg) r. 2440 Howard
Schlueter Edward W. (Schlueter & \'olberg) r. 2440 How-
ard
Schlueter Edwin G., gi'ocers' supplies, 7b Aleniany
Schlueter Epka, seaman, r. lOOJ Jackson
Schlueter John J. (Wurthmann & Schlueter) r. 25 Twen-
ty-second
Schlueter Minnie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 2446 Howard
Schlueter Pauline E. Miss, bookkeeper Schlueter & Vol-
bcrg, r. 2440 Howard
Schlueter Rudol])h H. (Schlueter & Volbertf) r. 2440
Howard
Schlueter William, clerk, r. 8i Boyd
Schlueter William, clerk, r. Chesley
Schlueter William, salesman, r. 244C Howard
SCHLUETER & VOLBERGk.-
ward, Knd»l|>li II. and KdMard >V. St-h-
lueter) iiiiixtrterx and stealers carpets,
linoleum and oilclotiis, ;0!l Market nr
Third, Telephone Klain 14.5
0^ Schlueter. See Schluter
Schluiidt August, shoemaker, r. 448 Clementina
Sclihiiidt Charles, butler, 739 Post
Scliluss Carl, hn,,kkeeper, r. 1430 Golden Gate Av
SchhitLT Clavis, laliorer, r. 1512 Kentucky
S'.'hhiter l>aniol, liquors, 3 Howard, r. .54 Clementina
Scliluter Jacub, capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
S' liluter Maria, domestic 621 O'Farrell
S' hlLitms Herman, r. 1117 McAllister
S. hlutius Herman Jr., r. 1117 McAllister
Sclilutter, Frederick W., gardener, r. 765 Capp
Schmabzlen William, bookbinder, r. 2936 Mission
.Scliniadeke George D., laundryman, r. 3 Newell
ft?" Schmadeke. Sea Schmideke, Schmidtke, Schniic-
deeke and Smadeke
Schiualliolz Theodore, salesman, r. 430i Seventh
S. limaling Charles, master mariner, r. 1121 Broadway
Srlmuiling Charles A., electrician, r. 1121 Broadwajt'
Srhnian Charles, barber, r. 667 Minna
.Scliiur.Uz Jac(|ues, cook, r. 1219 York
Schiiialtzer Frederick, shoemaker, 1220 Powell
Schuuilz Carl, laborer, r. 841 Harrison
Schnialz Charles, master schr Czarina, office 40 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
Srlinialz Edward, clerk, r. 785 Mission
- i-:r,alz Harry (William Schmalz & Son) r. 850 Market
lalz Paul A. F., srripman, r. 308 Chestnut
lualz William (William Shmalz & Son) r. 425 Eddy
- ill iialz William & Son (William and Harry) i)awnbrok-
crs, S50 Market
Schmalz William A., liquors, 7 Hardie PI, r. 1,504 Mason
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS,
"l^at iJi^Sijrpassed la^er Beer
U
LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
GgiGeGO BREWERY,
PINE ST., S. F.
Post and Central Av
i®" chmalz. See Schmulz
Schni ilzlen Eliza, widow, r. 2036 Mission
Schmilzlen William, bookbinder, r. 2936 Mission
Schmann Henry, laborer, r. N s Twelfth Av South nr P
Schmaul Henry, willow weaver, r. 32ol Mission
Schmau-i Franz, shoemaker 1588 Bush
Schmehl Henry J., rattan worker, r. 3261 Mission
Schmehl Rudolph, mast«r mariner, r. 220 Noe
Schmeig G. E., tinner Wright & Olsen, r. 405 Geary
Schmell Albert C, stableman, 2021 California
Schmeltzer Godfried F., shoemaker, 1220 Powell
SCHMELZ CHARLES J., druggist, 1700 Market, r.
428i Hayes
Schmelz John, butcher, SE cor Polk and Washington
Schmelz William, shoemaker, r. 2109^ Jones
Schmesar Andre^v, cooper D. Bucking, r. cor Pacific and
San some
Schmesar Charles, porter, r. 1124i Harrison
Schmetter Paul, marine engineer,' r. 611 Fell
Schmid A. Mios, nurse Waldeck Sanitarium
Schmid Charles B., contractor and builder, r. 843 Page
Schmid Frank, nurse German Hospital
Schmid Fred., liquors, SE <
735 Seventh Av
Schmid Frederick, tailor, r. 1218 Eddy
Schmid John, tailor, 515 California
Schmid John E., wireworker, r. 78 Casselli Av
Schmid Julia, widow, r. 1432 Geary
ichmid Leonard B., contractor, r. Twenty-first Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Schmid M. Mrs., liquors, 2612 Geary
Schmid Victor, butcher, 206 Francisco, r. 208 Francisco
Schmid William, baker, r. 515 Bush
Schmideke Ferdinand, laborer, r. 2340 Market
Schmide'<e Frederick W., restaurant, 1055 Market, r. 512
Fulton
Schmidlief Frederick Mrs., furnished rooms, 216i Sixth
Schmidt A. B. S., clerk, r. 425 Ellis
.SCH.1IIUT A. H. R., cashier The German Sa%'ings
and Loan Society, 526 California, r. 2627 California
S*midt Albert, gardener Sutro Heights, r. Forty-eighth
and Point Lobos Avs
Schmidt Albert, lAotographer, r. 21 Mary
Schmidt Albert F., clerk London and Lancashire Fire
Ins. Co., r. 2216 Van Ness Av
Schmidt Albert F., foreman, r. 120 Clipper
Sl'H.niDT ALEXANDER O.. druggist, 1790 McAl-
lister, Telephone West 518, r. 1733 McAllister
o
Schmidt Alfred C, clerk, r. 208 Van NessAv
Schmidt Alice M. Miss, r. 2206 Steiner
Schmidt Andrew, driver, r. 18i Russell
Schmidt Anna, widow, r. 603 Steiner
Schniidf Anna Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 856 Mission
Schmidt Annie, cook 608 Baker
Schmidt Annie J., widow, r. 2125 Bush
Schmidt Arthur J., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
333 Twelfth
Schmidt August, cook, r. 214 Jackson
Schmidt August, soapmaker, r. 66^ West Mission
Schmidt Augusta, widow, r. 211 Fillmore
Schmidt Augusta Miss, laundress, r. 66i West Mission
Schmidt Auguste (J. Pinet & Co.) r. Alameda
Schmidt Behrend, cigarmaker, r. Alms House
Schmidt Ben J. (Ben J. Schmidt & Co.) r. 1819 Sutter
SCHMIDT BEN J. &CO.<b.„..
Sehiiiidt) eoniiiiission merchants and im-
porters fane.v goods, Virt-t'i' Sansoiue,
Telephone .Main 5'.>07
Schmidt Bernard, laborer, r. 11 Harriet
Schmidt Bernard A. (Schmidt & Stohlinann) r. 1603 Fol-
som
Schmidt C , pantryman, r. Commercial House
Schmidt Carl, carpenter, r. 11 Russell
Schmidt Carl, clerk, r. 1415a Clay
Schmidt Carl, laborer, r. 1109i Bryant
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Place Your iviarine Insurance
WITH THE
SUN INSURANCE CO
428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Schmidt Carl H., ninuager countrj- dept Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 1305 Claj-
Schmidt Caroline Mrs., physician, office and r. 1508 Mar-
ket
Schmidt Charles, with Herrmann & Co., r. 507 J Lombard
Schmidt Charles, barber, r. 627 Sacramento
Schmidt Charles, capitalist, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Schmidt Charles, ci'^^rniaker, r. 7S Clementina
Schmidt Charles, fireman, r. 1109i Brjant
Schmidt Charles, jewelry case maker, r. 78 Clementina
Schmidt Charles F , blacksmith, r. 30oJ Langton
Schmidt Charles .)., clerk, r. 242 Twelfth
Schmidt Charles J., physician and surjfeon, office and r.
1508 Market
Schm dt Christ, farmer, r. 224 Pacific
Schmidt Christian, engineer, r. 1912 Hyde
Schmidt Christian, laborer, r. 117 Julian Av
Schmidt Christian, liquors, 112 Drumm
Schmidt Christian, watchman, r. Park Hotel
Schmidt Christian H., liquors, 417 Battery, r. 8:«j Vallejo
Schmidt Christian J. F., liquor dealor, r. 610 Castro
Schmidt Christopher, pre.ssaian E.Kaminer
Schmidt Christopher, wood and coal, 511 Brannan, r. 2C.'f
Cheslev
Sohmidt Cl'aus, r. 3 27 J Third
Schmidt Coluiibus, r. Foote nr Six Mile House
Schmidt Conrad, baker, r. '.)22 Battery
Schmidt Dortmund, r. 714 Laurel Av
Schmidt E., c »<k, r. Arizona Hotel
Schmidt E. Mr .. r. Lick House
Schmidt E. R. , seaman schr Star
Sclimidt Edward, electrician, r. 6^ Langton
Scliiii di Edward, laborer, r. 811 Brannan
Schmidt Edward B., bakerj', 980 Harrison
Schmidt Edward X., butcher, r. 1727 Buchanan
Schmidt Elise, widow, r. 712 Laurel Av
Schmidt Elizabeth, widow, r. 13i Madison Av
Schmidt Ellen, v.idow, r. 807 Maison
Schmidt Emil, foreman, r. 9 VVashin^on
Schmidt Emil, litlio./rapher, r. 2614 Sacramento
Schmidt Emil. milder, r. 128 Douglass
Schmidt Erne--t, accountant Sun Ins. Co., r. 1129 Guer-
rero
Schmidt Ernest, dyer, r. 66i West Mission
Schmidt Eniest (Schmidt ^'Esfgers) r. 1306 Larkin
Schmidt Ernes , musician, r. 1224 Kearny
Schmidt Francis, cigar mnfr, r. 6 Langtou
Schmidt Frank, watchumn, German Hospital
Schmidt Frank .A., bookkeeper, r. 18t Laguna
Schmidi Frank S., litho-pressman, r. 5 Medau PI
Schmidt Fre-Jerick, bookkeeper Scott & McCord, r. 425
Ellis
Schmidt Frederick, bricklayer, r. 434 Linden Av
Schmidt Frederick, coremaker, r. 136 Twenty-si.xth
Schmidt Frederick, waiter, r. 7* Verona
Schmidt Frederick H., master mariner, r. 228 East
Schmidt Frederick .J., clerk Herman Schomaker, r. 140
Gongh
Schmidt Georjre, bakery, 1016 Valencia
Schmidt George, bookkeeiier, r. 317 Bush
Schmidt George, cutler, r. 12 Sumner
Schmidt Geortre, laborer Paraffine Paint Co.
Sdhmidt George, tailor, r. 5 Medau PI
Schmidt George F.. r. SE cor Twenty-third and Shot well
Schmidt G ge M., porter I). X. &"e. Walter & Co., r.
Oakland
Schmidt Gustave. clerk Golden Gate Hotel
Schmidt Gustave F., machinist, r. 184 Laguna
Schmidt Hannah, widow, furnished rooms, 856 Mission
Schmidt Hans (Smith .i Co.') 30 Kearny
Schmidt Han<, driver, r. 736 Union
Schmidt Henry, r. 507 Lombard
Schmidt Henry (Albers & Schmidt) r. 23 Pond
Schmidt Henry, bartender .John C. Schmidt r. Alameda
Schmidt Henr>-, bartender, r. 620 Bush
Schmidt Henrj-, butcher SE cor Fillmore and Pixlev
and foreman En^:ine 20, r. 1910 Filbert
Schmdt Henrj', butcher, r. 2152 Mission
Schmidt Henry, butcher 3202 Mission, r. 3258* Mission
Schmidt Henry, cook, r. 14 .lackson
Schmidt Henry, cook, r. 315 Green
Schmidt Henry, groceries and liquors, 220 First, r. i
Tehama
Schmidt Henry, laborer, r. 315 Green, rear
Schmidt Henry, milkman, r. 15 Whitney
Schmidt Henry, plumber, r. 5 Medau PI
.Schmidt Henry, steward, r. 202 Hickory
Schmidt Henry, tailor, r. 10 .Mason
Schmidt Henrv B., r. 518 Nat<jma
Schmidt Henry D. W., r. 425 Ellis
Schmidt Henry P., r. 124 Henry
Schmidt Henry T., salesman Henry Grand jean, r. U Cedar
Av
Schmidt Herman, baker, r. 1 Bridge PI
Schmidt Herman, butcher, SW cor Twenty-first and
Valencia, r. 2333 Harrison
Schmidt Herman', cigar-stripjier, r. 927 .Jackson
Schmidt Herman, cook, r. 215 Broadway
Schmidi Herman, teamster, r. 27 Twenty-second
Schmidt HemiBii. driver, r. 1105 Twenty-fourth
Schmidt Hernia", framemakcr, r. 5 Medau PI
Schmidt Herman A. F., clerk The Genuan Savings and
Loan Society, r. 425 Ellis
Schmidt Herman C, driver, r. 846 Vallejo
Schmidt Herman F. H. (H. F. H. Schmidt & Co.) r. 233*
Harrison
Schmidt Herman L., liquors, 152 Eddj-
Schmidt Herminie, domestic 2817 Pine
Schmidt H. F. H. & O. (Hermann F. H. Schmidt ami
August L. Grotheer) butchers, 1000 Valencia
Schmidt Hillrich, clerk, r. 202 Hickory Av
Schmidt Hugo, musician, r. 505 Leavenworth
Schmidt H. W. & Brother, pharmacy, E. Little manager,
542 Kearny
SCHMIDT J. A CO. (Johann Schmidt) dealers
second-hand bags, bale rojte, etc., 117 Drumm
Schmidt Jacob, tailor, r. 5 Medau PI
Schmidt Johann (J. Schmidt & Co.) r. 832} Harrison
Schmidt John, r. 839 Broadway
Schmidt John, barber, 1089 Huward
Schmidt John, bandsawver, r. 553 Fifth
Schmidt John, barber,' 1804 Polk
Schmidt John, carpenter, r. 2240 Mission
Schmidt John, engineer, r. 101 First
Schmidt John, fumaceinan, r. 2706 Polk
Schmidt John, laborer, r. 14 .Jackson
Schmidt John, laborer, r. 22 Turk
Schmidt John, laborer, r. 101 First
Schmidt John, master mariner, office Pier 10 Steuart, r.
21051 Leavenworth
Schmidt John, milker, r. Visitacion Valley
Schmidt John, porter, r. 7h Veronica PI
Schmidt John, porter, r. 337 Natoma
Schmidt John, porter, r. 62(i Stevenson
Schmidt John, porter, r. 627 Green
Schmidt John tailor, r. S s Pacific bet Lyon and Baker
Schmidt John, tailor, r. 5 Medau PI
Schmidt John, A., capitalist, r. 425 Ellis
Schmidt John C. (Schmidt & Benedixen) r. Alameda
Schmidt John C, clerk, r. 553 Natoma
Schmidt John C, clerk, r. 553 Xatoma
Schmidt John D. , laborer, r. 1510 Kentucky
Schmidt John F., mnfr cigars and dealers imported
goods, 601 Montgomery, r. 1027^ Jackson
Schmidt John F. Jr., cigar" maker, r. 1027 J Jackson
Schmidt John H., groceries and liquors, XE cor Hayes
(Sough
Schmidt John H., machinist, r. 1027 Jackson
Schmidt John W. , clerk, r. 25 Laurel PI
Schmidt Joseph (Nathan & Schmidt) r. 1819 Sutter
Schmidt Joseph, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Schmidt Karl C, cement tester Engineers Dept U.S.A.,
Fort Point, Presidio
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UnHrniU UU. (leut. Samuel Uis-
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Silnuidt Lena, widow, r. 3:« Twelfth
Sihinidt Louis, baker, r. 120J Shipley
Scliinidt Louis, carpenter and builder, 1!» Seveiitli, r.
2229 Miseion
Sclimidt Louis, cement worker, r. 270<> I'nlk
Scliuiidt LouiS; cook, r. 430 Tehama
Siliinidt Louis, cutler, r. 12 Sumner
Silniiidt Louis, grocer, r. 1131 Clay
Schmidt Louis, laborer, r. 1005 Post
SL-hmidt Louis, seaman, r. 101 First
Schmidt Lou's, seamai., r. 214 .lacksim
Schmidt Louis, seaman, r. 408 Chestnut
Schmidt Louis, teacher music, r. !tl4 Sutter
Schmidt Louis U. (Haifedorn .t Smith) r. 1127 Steiner
Schmidt Louis H., bartender, r. 210() OFarrell
Schmidt Majjirie, widow, r. 1300 I'ine
Schmidt Margaret A. Miss, librarian Free Public Librarj-,
Branch 3, r. 310 Van Ness Av
Schmidt Martin, barber, 105 Fourth, r. 205 Hyde
Schmidt Mai tin, maltster, r. 523 Potrero Av
Schmidt Martin, salesman, r. 2507 Post
Schmidt Mary A., widow, r. 441b Fifteenth
Schmidt Mathias C, baker, r. 904 Dolores
Schmidt Max, baker, r. 620 Jessie
!»VH1IIII>T MAX, president Schmidt Label and Litli"-
graphic Co., 17-31 Main, r. 2614 Sacramento
Schmidt Minna, widow, r. 13i Freelon, rear
Schmidt Morris, beerbottler, r. 212^ Hickory A
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Silimidt Oscar H., coremaker, r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Schmidt Otto, laborer, r. 2762 Harrison
Schmidt Otto, porter Ahlborn House
Schmidt Otto B., insurance, r. 42.t Ellis
Schmidt P., musician, r. 1007 Valencia
Schmidt P. N., coniiiositor Examiner
Schmidt Paul, wircworker, r. 120 Clipper
Sclimidt Peter, burber, 1007 Valencia, r. 1926 Stevenson
Schmidt Peter, cook New Washington Hotel, r. 40 Clinton
Schmidt Peter, laborer, r. 2422 Greenwich
Schmidt Peter, livery stable, 9-15 Washington, r. 735
Guerrero
Schmidt Peter, waiter, r. 220 lliird
Schmidt Peter H., laborer, r. Filth Av South nr M
Schmidt Peter P., watchmaker and jeweler, 1034 Mar-
ket, r. 1307 California
Schmidt Philip, milkman, r. 2121 Chestnut
Schmidt Reiiibold F.. bukcr, r. 814b Larkin
SCHMIDT ICICIIAECII, with Schmidt Label and
Lithographic Co., 17-31 Main, r. San Rafael
Schmidt Rika, widow, r. 323 Jessie
Schmidt Robert, butcher, r. 1501 Polk
Sehniidke Robert, longshonnan, r. 29 Drumm
Schmidt Rudolph, b irtender, NE cor Illinois and Napa
Schmidt Rudolph, laborer, r. 11 Norfolk
Sclimidt Rupert, sculptor, 207 Larkin, r. 14 Ash Av
Schmidt Soiihia L., widow, r. 1924 Broadway
Schmidt Theodore, cigar stripper, r. 927 Jackson
SCHMIDT YAL, druggist and chemist, 184.T Polk,
Telephone East 449, r. 2216 Van Ness Av
Schmidt Walter, clerk, r. 1011 Harri.son
SCHMIDT M'IMIKLM, ,i;n.cerics and lirnK.rs
cor Tenth and llurrisoii
Schmidt William, r. 711>. ( )F;ir.Hll
Schmidt William, cli^ ir ca cs, r. r.HO -Mission
Sclimidt William, fnrcnian, r. 634J Broadway
Sclimidt William, fiiiits and vegetab'es, 524 Hayes
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Schmidt William, pantryman, r. 217 Second
Schm dt William, seaman, r. 322A Broadway
Schmidt William, tailor Henry Lyons, r. Berkeley
Schmidt William, teamster, r. 0341 Broadway
SCtt.MIDT WILLIAM F. C, groceries and liquors,
XE cor First and Harrison, r. 25 Laurel PI
Schmidt William H. (G. F. Schmith & Co.) r. 1314 Jack-
Schmidt & Bendixen (John C. Schmidt and John Ben-
dixen) cigars and tobacco, 3 Market
Schmidt & Eggers, (Ernst Schmidt and John H. Eggers)
butchers, 1-2 Grand Western Market
Schmidt & Stohlmann (Bernard A. Schmidt and Ed-
ward Slohlmann) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twelfth and Folsom and 737 Turk
ff?~ Schmidt. See Schnud, Schmitt, Schmitz, Smidt
and Smith
Schmidtke August, carpenter, r. 612 Nineteenth
Schmied Johanna Mrs. r. 6^ Grove
Schmiedieckie Augusta, widow, r. 529 Birch Av
Schmiedecke Frederick W., coffee saloon, 1055 Market,
r. 512 Fulton
Schmiedel H. C, r. Golden West Hotel
Schmieden Edward G., insurance and manager estate of
Henry Schmieden, 530 California r. 739 Post
Schmieden Hmry Mrs., widow, r. 739 Post
Schmieder Ewald, carrier Post Office, r. 2104a Leaven-
worth
Schmieder Otto B. (To Kahm Wine Co.) r. 918 Twen-
tieth
Schmiermund Conrad Jr., salesman, r. 1620 Devisadero
Schmiennund Henry, architect, r. 1020 Devisadero
Schmiltz Charles, cooper, r. 916 Montgomery
Schmit Ferdinand, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schmit Fi-ank, milkman, r. 621 Commercial
Schmit Jacques, trunkmaker, r. 1823 Stevenson
Schmit John, vesetableman, r. 626 Stevenson
Schmidt Leijnard, contractor, r. 1602 Point Lobos Av
Schmitt Antoine, bookkeeper Payot, Uphani & Co., r.
1213 Leavenworth
Schmitt Augusta F., widow, r. 1023 Sutter
Schmitt Angustin, liquors, 613 Montgomery, r. 1719
Buchanan
Schmitt Blaise L., insui-ance broker, 6 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, r. 1603 Post
Schmitt Charles, carpenter, r. 409 Pacific
Schmitt Charles A. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 1609 Frank-
lin
Schmitt Charles E., musician, r. 81 West Mission
SCH.MITT CHARLKS «., phmiber and gasfltter
829 Valencia, r. E s Edinburgh bet Russia and Per-
sia Avs, Excelsior Homestead
Schmitt Edward A., solicitor Palatine Ins. Co., r. 1620
Ellis
Schmitt Edward N., salesman Henrj' Grandjean, r.
1.5 Cedar Av
Schmitt Elizabeth, widow, r. IJ Cedar Av
Schmitt Emile, tinsmith, r. 335 Jersey
Schmitt Essie Mrs., teacher Pacific Heights Grammar
School, r. 909 Ellis
Schmitt Francois A., barber, 403 Dupont, r. 726 Green
Schmitt Frank, baker Russ House
Schmitt Frederick, master schr Fourth of July, office
32 Steuart, r. 81 West Mission
Schmitt G. C. , r. 626 California
Schmitt George, r. 81 West Mission
Schmitt George, cigannaker, r. 214 Moulton
Schmitt George, miner, r. 1117 Turk
Schmitt Henry C, drayman, r. 5 Camp
SCHMITT JACOB JR., bookbinder, 622 Geary
Schmitt J. L. & Co. (Joseph L., Charles A. and Maurice
Schmitt) stockbrokers, 6 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Schmitt John J. , gardener, SE cor Pierce and McAllister
Schmitt Joseph L. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) and vice-presi-
dent Sutter St. RR., r. 609 Eddy
Schmitt Laura Miss, tj-pewTiter, r. 725 Turk
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Schmitt Ludw-iff, instrunieiitmaker Joseph C. Sala, r
1113 Clay
Schuiitt Martin, salesman Xeustadter Bros., r. 1719
Buchanan
Schmitt Maurice (J. L. Schinitt & Co.) r. 1501 Gough
Schmitt Milton L. , Student, r. 1501 Gough
Schmitt Montz, bottler, r 212 Hickorj- Av
Schmitt Otto, carpenter, r. 1425 Larkin
Schmrtt William (Co-operative Laundrj) r. Wilson House
10" Schmitt. See Schmid, Schmidt, Smidt and Smith
Schmittou William F., shoemaker, r. 566 Mission
Schmitz Antoine, laborer, r. 708 Green
Schmitz Anton G., pian 1 tuner, r. 80 Xinth
Schmitz Arthur J., clerk, r. 120 Haight
S'.hniitz Christopher, musician, r. 2213 Ta^-lor
Schmitz Christopher O., clerk Gallagher Bros., r. 2213
Tavlor
SCHMI1Z ErGE^E E., secretar>- Musicians' Mutual
Protective Union, 3'.i Fourth, r. 1451 Leavenworth
Schmitz Ferdinand M. . musician, r. 2213 Taylor
SCHMITZ FRANK carpenter and
builder, KOT Folsoiu, r. \E cor Blaine
and Mc-Ciellan
Scbuiitz Frank, laborer, r. 240 Pacific
Schmitz Franz, locksmith. 15'i3 Market
Schmitz George, molder, r. 537 Guerrero
Schmitz Herbert L., secretarj- The American Concert
Co., 402 Montgomery, room 9, r. 1413 Pacific
Schmitz Hugo, designer" Cal. Art Glass, Bending and
Cutting Works, r. Berkeley
Schmitz Ignatz, foreman molder Mar.-chutz & Cantrell,
r. 537 Guerrero
SCH.VIITZ JOUx\ P., physician and surgeon and pro-
fessor physiology and nervous diseases California
Meiiical Collejre, 1422 Folsom, r. 1109 Twenty-first
Schmitz Joseph, capitalist, r. 120 Haight
Schmitz Joseph C, bookkeeper, r. 120 Haight
Schmitz Joseph L , musician, r. 1413 Pacific
Schmitz Max, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schmitz Minnie, widow, r. 249 Pacific
Schmitz Paul P., clerk Palmer i Rev Tvpe Foundry r
2213 Tavlor " "
Sch i.itz Walter W., clerk Call, r. 1413 Pacific
Schmitz William, r. 713 o'Farrell
Schmitz William, piano tuner, r. 18 Bartlett
Schmitz William A., clerk Stulz Bros., r. 2213 Tavlor
Sm Schmitz. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt and Smith
Schmoele Frank, waMhnian, r. 322 O'Farrell
Schmoick Emile, decorator, r. 15 Willow Av
Schmolck Leo, extraman Truck 7, r. 15 Willow Av
Schmoldt Clement, bartender, r. 2S60 Mission
Sehmoldt Dietrich W., sur^-eyor, r. 322J Sanchez
Schmoi Charles, collector "Krall & Schmoll, r. 704b
Guerrero
Schmoll Henry (Krall & Schmoll) r. 704b Guerrero
Schmolz B., Miss, saleslady, r. 809 Octavia
Schmolz Bertha, widow, r." 2404 Larkin
Schmolz John A. , clerk, r. 2404 Larkin
Schmolz Julius G., clerk, r 404 Larkin
Schmolz William Mrs., widi.w, r. 809 Octavia
1^" Schmolz. See Schmalz
Schmon Gustav, waiter, r. 3 Harriet
Schmoor Charle.s, cirpenter, r. 30 Jackson
Schmucker John, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Schniuck rt Henrj' R., architect and builder, r. 150 San
Jose .\v^
Schmuljan E'., r. 120.5 J Bush
Schnabel August, r. 1531 Waller
Schnabel Carrie Miss, r. 612 Oak
Schnabel Clemens, dressmaking, 805 Ellis
Schnabel Henrj-, blacksmith, r. 26 Lily Av
Schnackenberg John H. (Seegers & Schnackenberg) r
SE cor Natoma and Russ
Sch:iaittacher Pauline, widow, r. 812 Grove
Schnaittacher Sylvain, draught -man, r. 812 Grove
Schnalle Richard, master mariner, office 32 Steuart, r
42 Perry
Schi:ap]>er Louis, lithographer, r. 546 Howard
Schnarr Frederick, cook, r. 16 Grove
Sehnarr Sarah, furnished rooms, 16 Grove
Schnauer Charles, master ship John Ena, llj Steuart
Schnauer E. A., 1st officer ship Levi G. Burgess
Schneckeuburger Andrew, painter, r. 133 Sixteenth
Schneckenburger Henrj-, painter, r. 133 Sixteenth
SCH\EE GI'STAVE, house and sign painting, paper- ,
hanging, whitening and tinting, 140V) Valencia, r.
1411 Valencia
Schnee Samuel, painter, r. 1411 Valencia '
Schneegass Adolph, bras-finisher, r. 715 Lj-on '
Schneegass Amelia Miss, artifici 1 flower works, 715 Lyout
Schneegass Bertha Miss, saleslady, r. 715 Lyon I
Schneegass Charlotte, widow, r. 715 Lyon I
Schneegass Frederick, packer, r. 715 Lyon I
Schiieele Louis, liquors, 120 Leidesdorff I
Schneely Annie B., widow, r. 653 Harrison I
Schueely Charles E., salesman Murjihy, Grant & Co.. r
653 Harrison
Schneider Adolph, r. 1022i Sutter
Schneider Albert, glassblower, r. 620 Fourth
Schneider Alexander, asst foreman Engine 6, r. 311 Sixth
Schneider Alexander, housefitter, r. 1153J Harrises
Schneider Alois, machinist, r. 107 Erie
Schneider Alois Jr., machinist, r. 107 Erie i
Schneider Amelia, widow, r. 504^ Ninth J
Schneider Andrew, brewer, r. 616 Birch Av I
Schneider Antone, gilder, r. 102 Central Av ]
Schneider Augrust (A. Schneider & Co.) XW cor Polk
and Grove
Schneider August, butcher, r. 711 Turk
Schneider August, plumber, r. 112 Valparaiso
SCH\EIDEK AIGl'ST & <'0. (August SchneWer ,
and C. Pellmann) groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk
and Grove I
Schneider August A., salesman C. W. R. Ford & Co., r \
Alameda \
Schneider August G., bookkeei>er C. W. R. Ford & Co.,
r. Alameda
Schneider Balzer, salesman Tliomas Tavlor & Co.,
Card Alley
Sc'neider Bernard, blacksmith, r. 112 Valparaiso
Schneider Bernard, lumberman,' r. Sherman Av nr San
Jose Av, Ocean View
Schneider Bernard, stonemason, r. S s Lobos nr Ply-
mouth, Ocean View
Schneider Bertha Mi>s, j)roofreader, r. 107 Erie
Schneider Caniillo, engraver, r. 1630 Jackson
Schneider Carl, boxmaker, r. 1131 Filbert
Schneider Carl A., candjiuaker, r. 26 Lynch
Schneider Casfter, butcher, r. 506 Jessie
Schneider Catherine, widow, r. 107 Erie
Schneider Charles, hoots and shoes, 416 Folsom, r. 4221]
Fremont
Schneider Charles, mechanic, r. 12 Masonic Av
Schneider Charles A., clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 26
LjTich
Schneider Charles G., mineralogist State Mining Bureau
r. 1049 Mission
Schneider Clara Miss, jjroofreader, r. 107 Erie
Schneider Clarence, engraver, r. 1517 Jackson
Schneider Oiristina, midwnfe. r. 1419 Powell
Schneider Conrad, barber, r. 310 Filbert
Schneider Conrad, butcher, r. 2410 Polk
Schneider Conrad, carriagemaker, r. 2617A Octavia
Schneider Conrad, dairy produce, 1415 Stockton, r. 26l7i
Octavia
Schneider Conrad, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 813 Missio
Schneider Conrad Jr., salesman, r. 56174 Octavia
Schneider David D.. machinist, r. 926Eleveiith AvSoutl
Schneif'er E. D., nurse, r. 26 Randolph
Schneider Mward A., cooper, r. 569 Bryajit
Schneider Edward W., salesman Robert C. Hahn, r.
Hayes
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Si lineider Edwin G., franiemaker, r. 422 Sanchez
!>LliiiLider Elizabeth, shoefitter, r. 1419 Powell
Sriiiieider Ernestine, widow, r. 26 Lynch
S' Imeider Ewald J., mail cirrier, r. 2104a Leavenworth
t^.hneider Frank, forman S. F. Street Sweeping and
( ;;irbagre Reniovinj,' Co. , r. 22a Moss
S- tiiieider Frank, machinist, r. 107 Erie
S II i.ler Frank F., knitter, r. 1232 Vallejo
< iUer Frank J., boilermaker, r. 926 Eleventh Av
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ider Frederick, bartender, r. 638 Commercial
ider Fred, g-love cutter, r. 1919 Stevenson
S iiiieider Frederick, machinist, r. cor Foerster and
hicist Av, Sunnyside
S. liiieider Frederick, jihoto engraver Globe-MacCabe
Co.,r. 1434 Howard
Schneider Frederick C, liquors, 2234 Union
-Schneider Frederick G., clerk, r. 701 McAllister
Schneider Frederick J., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 5->2 Turk
SCHNEIDER G. C* manuractarer
EurcKa Eiiibaliiilne Fluid, 3 Mint Av
Sclineider George, laborer, r. 32 Blake
- Schneider George, machinist, r. 112 Valparaiso
■ Schneider George, miner, r. Alms House
s. I, -voider George C, embalmer, r. 132 Castro
^ ider George W., solicitor Daily Report
ider Henrj', barber, r. 1419 Powell
- I M ider Henry, brasstini>her, r. 107 Erie
■ ocnneider Henry, carrier Examiner, r. 1722 Folsom
f Schneider Henry, shoemaker, r. 221 Fillmore
(•Schneider Henry Jr., musician, r. 221 Fillmnre
i? Schneider Herbert H., enp:ineer, r. 20 Dearborn PI
h Schneider Herman, c<iok 226 Michigan
(■ Schneider Isaac, tailor, 1003 Howard, r. 8^ Gilbert
f'Schneider Jacob, clerk Charles Scheggla, r. 637 Broad-
way
f Schneider Jacob H. , driver, r. 1405 Devisadero
r Schneider Jacob M. (C. \V. R. Ford & Co.) r. Alameda
'Schneider J. H., manager ranch properties, 630 Com-
mercial, r. Cornwall, Cal.
Schneider John, bartender, r. 501 Jessie
Schneid r John, carrier Report, r. Alameda
Si hiieider John, coal dealer, r. 506 Union
- H ider John, salesman V.'illiara F. Mitchell, r. 809 Fil-
irrt
:der John, tailor, r. Si Gilbert
.■^Llu.uider John, teamster, r. 322 T\velfth
Schneider John C, sign engraver, r. 1213 Union
Schneider John D., proprietor Hughes Hotel, NE cor
Napa and Louisiana
Schneider John J., fresco painter, r. 1630 Jackson
Schneider John N., carpenter, r. cor Capitol and Hol-
loway Avs
Schneider Joseph, machinist, r. 107 Erie
Schneider Konrad, woodworker, r. 26171 Octavia
; Schneider Leo, lithographer and decorator, r. 428 Broad-
way
Schneider Lizzie, shoefitter, r. 1515 Powell
Schneider Lizzie Mrs. , midwife, r. 506 Union
SchneiJer Louis, butcher, 2004 Polk, r. 2410 Polk
Schneider Louis, tailor, 317 J Tenth
Schneider Margaret, widow, r. 637 Broadway
Schneider Martha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1630 Jackson
Schneider Martin, laborer, r. 1919 Stevenson
Sclmeider Martin, shirtmaker, r. 330 Hayes
Schneider Mary Miss, r. 2108 Taylor
Schneider M:.ry A., widow, r. 93G Twenty-third
Schneider Matthew, cigarmaker, r. 1517 Steiner
Schneider Minnie Miss, proofreader, r. 107 Erie
Schneider Norbert, salesman Doepfner & Co. , r. Ocean
View
Schneider Oscar H., artist The Waep, r. Mill Valley, Cal.
Schneider Paul, machinist, r. 735 Brannan
Schneider Peter, bartender, r. 506 Union
Sclineider Peter, draughtsman, r. 1722 Folsom
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UVKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE ST«CK
A Choice and DclicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Schneider Peter, Sons & Co. (New York) 11 Phelan Bldg
Schneider Prosper, clerk, r. 129a San Jose Av
Schneider Prosper, clerk A. Quade & Co., r. 1625 Pine
Schneider R!chard, clerk, r. 504 i Ninth
Schneider Rosa Miss, bookkeeper StauflFer & Co., r. 504.i
Ninth
Schneider William, cook, r. 120 Ash Av
Schneider William, manager Columbia Dairy Kitchen,
NW cor Bush and Kearny, r. 120 Ash Av
Schneider William, shoemaker, r. 120 Trenton
Schneider William A. , barber, r. 24 Derby PI
Schneider William C. , teacher music, r. 1630 Jackson
Schneider William H. , clerk Hamniam Baths, r. 113
Olive Av
Schneier Mamie, domestic •2312 Howar-l
Schneily Joseph (The Galli Machine Wks.) r. Oakland
Schneily Leon (The Galli Machine Wks.) r. Oakland
Schneitzer Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 734i Natoma
Schnell Anna, domestic 2217 Buchanan
Schnell Edward, carpenter, r. 1607 Dupont
Schnell Eliza, widow, r. 1334 Turk
Schnell Jennie, domestic 2317 Buchanan
Schnell John, cook, Charles Aregger, r. 49 Stevenson
Schnelle Charies L. W., r. 1014 Noe
Schnepel Annie, v/idow, r. 26 Lily Av
Schnepel Henry, bartender, r. NE cor Main and Bryant
Schnepel Henrj-, blacksmith, r. 26 Lily Av
Schnepel Minnie Miss, tailoring, r. 26 Lily Av
Schnepp Adam, butcher, r. 82 Everett
Schnepple Frederick, lithographer, r. 523 Lombard
Schnepple George, printer, r. 523 Lombard
Schnepple Rosa, widow, r. 523 Lombard
Schnetter Paul, marine engineer, r. 611 Fell
Schnetter Peter, 1st asst engineer stmr Gipsj', r. 611
Fell
Schnetz Joseph, laborer, r, 132 Juniper
Schnetzler Bemhard, salesman, r. 512 Bush
Sch7ietzler Louis, provisions, 19 Sixth, r. 915 Pierce
Schnezler Bernard, salesman Fancher & Burkett
Schnibbe Christopher, groceries and liquors. 1133 Fil-
bert
Schnider Henry, carpenter, r. 1519 Kansas
Schnider William, laborer, r. 1908 Greenwich
Schnie William H., clerk, r. 113 Olive Av
Schnieble Gretchen Miss, nurse King's Daughters'
Home, r. 217 Francisco
Schnieble Rosa Miss, waitress Kmg's Daughters' Home
r. 217 Francisco
Schnieder Elva Miss, r. Fairmont Hotel
Schnieder Peter, porter A Becker & Co.
Schnier Henry L., liquors, NE cor Haight and Stanyan
Schiiiederman Frank, r. clerk, 614 Capp
Schniederman Max, r. Murphy Bldg
Schniedernian Morrris, r. Murphy Bldg
Schnipper Hans, tanner, r. 1115 Nebraska
Schnipper Harold, cleaner and dyer, r. cor Twenty
fourth and Potreto Av
Schnii)iier Herold, tanner, r. 1115 Nebraska
Schnipper Kristine Mrs., restaurant, N a Twenty-fourth
nr Potrero Av
Schnitz John D., foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
Alameda
Schnitzer Frank, cellarman, r. 32a Lafayette
Schnitzer George, engraver, r. 9 Elgin Park Av
Schnitzer Jacob, cifj;aniiaker, 1215 Scott
Schnitzius Harry t., cooper, r. 2138 Harrison
Schnitzlein Kate Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 1621
Powell
Schnobel John, r. 317 Third
Schnoer J., confectioner, r. 110 Sixth
Schnohr Henry, type founder, r. 1910b Mason
Schnohr Thomas, driver, r. lOlOh Mason
Schnoor Christian, plumber, r. 415 Clementina
Schnoor Christain H., machinist, r. 207 Fourteenth
Schnoor John, cook, r. 415 Clementina
Schnoor Wilham H. A., wood turner, r. 7i Alemany
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f ai-turer of all hinds of m ooU and ivory
torninss. ten pins and balls, railings,
show-cases and ornamental works. 5?0
Fiftli
Schnoreiibert.' Josejib, eiiirineer, r. 'JW Harrison
Schnorf Charles A. (Schnorf i Levey) r. 2033 Powell
Schnorf George F. , candyinaker, r. 35i) Tehama
Schiiorff John, upholsterer, r. 203 Powell
Schnorf Rudolph, proprietor The Model, r. 2039 Powell
Schnorf & Levey (Charles A. Schnorf and Charles C.
Levey) proprietors Union Candy Works, 24()-24S
FoHrth
Schnotzel Louisa Miss, nurse, r. 412 McAllister
Schnucker Andrew , clerk, r. 1817 Howard
Schnucker Charles, clerk Tnion Ba;,' and Paper Co., r.
1817 Howard, rear
Schnutenhaus Edmund i William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 532
Oak
Schnutenhaus Edmund Jr., conmiission merchant, r. .'>32
Oak
Schnutenhaus Edward, propert.v man, r. 446 Brannan
Schnutenhaus Edwin, machanist, r. 444 Brannan
Schnutenhaus Frederick L. J., r. 22 Wasliington Av
Schnutenhaus Han-y, bartender, r. 444 Brannan
Schnutenhaus Lizzie, widow, r. Edinburgh nr Italy Av
Schnutenhaus Oscar, bartender New Mechanic's Hotel.
446 Brannan
Scho Charles B. F., nurserjiiian, r. N s Sherman Av nr
Wyoming, Ocean View
Schoati Louis L. , barber, r. 31S Waller
Schobel Christina, domestic 2 Columbia Square
Schober Ernest X., cabinet maker, r. 458 Minna
Schober Frederick E., bookbinder, r. 2330 Harrison
Schober H., carpenter, r. 4.58 Minna
Schober Rita Miss, pressfeeder, r. 4.58 Minna
Schobert Adam, baker, 243"J California
Schoebert George, upholsterer, r. 14 Antonia
Schock George R., cmductor, r. 1807 Hai>;ht
Schocken Abraham L., cigars and tobacco, 329 Mont-
gomery, r. 1618 Fell
Schocken Soloman (Sonoma) merchant, office, 25 Battery
$£^ Schocken. See Shocken
Schocker Hans J., shoemaker, 809J Bryant
Sehodel George, iwrter, r. 305 Mason
Schoe Adolph, laborer, r. 42 Ritch
Schoeder Oscar (Schoeder & EUiger) r. 2 Bush PI
Schoeder & EUiger (Oscar Schoeder and Adalbert Elliger)
barbers, 315 Bush
Schoefer Theodore, tailor, r. 307 Clementina
Schoelhamer Annie, domestic 741 Sutter
SchocUes Philip, tailor, 26i Langton
Schoellhoni Amelia Mrs., midwife, r. 502 Larkin
Schoellhom Ferdinand F., tailor, r. 502 Larkin
Schoellkopf tliaries J., barber, r. 107 1 Fifth
Schoemaker WUliam, laborer, r. 869 Mission
Schoembs Antone, liquors, 513-517 Montg-omer^- A\
Schoen Aloysius B., clerk, r. 815 Webster
Sehoen Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 16 Harlan
Schoen Edward E. , barber, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
Schoen Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Frank, tinsmith, r. 37 West Park
Schoen .lohn, tile setter, r. 815 Webster
Schoen John J., i. S15 Webster
Schoen John J., fireman, r. 16 Harlan PI
Schoen John N"., tile setter, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Joseph, carpenter, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Joseph, fireman Engine Co. 1, r. 41'.) Pacific
Schoen Joseph F., clerk, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Lily, dressmaker, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Louis, teacher music, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Louis L., barber, 1518 Market, r. 318 Waller
Schoen M. Mrs., r. 334 Golden Gate Av
Schoen Margaret, widow, r. 1(> Harlan PI
><choen William F., barber, r. 318 Waller
B^Schoen. See Shaen, Shain, Shane and Shoen
Schoenbein Emil, capmaker, r. 404 Fifth
Schoenberg B., r. 501 Golden Gate Av
Schoenberg Firank, travelling salesman, r. 611 Taylor
Schoenberg John, blacksmith, r. 36 Federal
Schoenberg Louis, proprietor Golden State Bakerj'-, 1207
Market, r. 1323 Octavia
Schoenberg Sarah, widow, r. 2217 Pine
Schoenberg W., yard foreman S. P. Co., r. 1114 Twenty-
third
B^Schoenberg. See Shoenberg.
Schoenberger George, conductor, r. New Washington
Hotel
Schoenduby Clemens, car insjiector S. P. Co.. r. 639
Second
Schoene Charles, machinist, r. 14 Third
Schc^ene Herman, photographer 14 Third
Schoenemann Emma, widow, liquors 810 Sixth
Schoenemann Frederick, gunsmith and locksmith, 601
Mission, r. 1211 Florida
Schoeneman Henry W. , laborer, r. 105 Kentucky
Schoenemann Joseph, laborer, r. 220 Montgomerj' Av
Schoenfeld Abraham E., barber, r. 305 Octavia
Schoenfeld Adolph, men's furnishing goods, 1316 Market,
r. 1138 Turk
Schoenfeld Alexander M., salesman Pursch, Kaskel &
Weil, r. 2013 Pine
Schoenfeld Augu>t, groceries and liquors, 318 Polk, r.
320 Polk
Schoenfeld B. & Co. (Benihard Schoenfeld) wholesale
ciaar dealers, 212 Battery
Schoenfeld Bemhard (B. Schoenfeld & Co.) r. 200 Hyde
Schoenfeld David C, Jisst bookkeeper Seller Bros. & Co.,
r. 2013 Pine
Schoenfeld David M., bookkeejier J<inas Schoenfeld, r.
508 Washiu'-'ton
Schoenfeld David M., tobacco merchant, r. 018 Fulton
Schoenfeld E. Mrs., r. 305 Octavia
Schoenfeld Gustave, bookkeeper, r. 305 Octavia
Schoenfeld Henrj- N., butcher, 937 Folsom, r. 941 Folsom
Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale butcher, S s First Av South
bet Kentucky and X, office 331 Kearny, r. 1514
Octavia
Schoem"eld Jeremiah, commission merchant, r. 2013 Pine
!»( MOENFELD .lONAJi, imiiorter leaf tobacco and
cigars, 508-510 Washington, r. 1312 Geary
Schoenfeld Joseph, bookkeei)er Dickman-Jones Co., r.
611 Taylor
Schoenfeld Leon (Schoenfeld k Co.) r. 305 Octavia
Schoenfeld Lester, r. 611 Taylor
Schoenfeld Louis S., asst secretary Board of Trade of S.
F., 202 Market, r. 828 O'Farrell
Schoenfeld Michaelis, men's furnishing gfMKls. 527 Mont-
gomerj-, r. 1327J Ellis
Schoenfeld Pauline, wndow. r. 305 Octavia
Sch.jenfeld Sollie (Schoenfeld & Co.) r. 1320 Buchanan
Schoenfeld & Co. (Leon and Sollie) men's furnishing
goods, 6 Third
gg" Schoenfeld. See Schonfeld
Schoenfeldt Cliarles. cigars and tobacco, 107i Fifth, r.
433 Minna
Schoenfeldt Frederick, cigannaker, r. 433 Minna
Schoenfeldt Rudolph, waiter, r. 363 Jessie
Schoenfeldt & Co. (Charles Schoenfeldt and John X.
Barcel^ cigars and tobacco, 107?. Fifth
SCHOENHOLZ BROTHERS &
pn >i.:iiiund and >aul s«!ioonholz and
UU. Herman tisbacbi drv Hoods. direct
importers 4;ernian linens, t^erinan hos-
iery and knitting yarns, depot for C;ernian
sanitary nnderwear, IIO-II'.; Sixth and
1913 Fillmore
Schoenholz Henuan, buyer Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 1320 Octavia
Schoenholz Morris (Rosenstein & Schoenholz) r. 1320
Octavia
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL ims OF STREET aM SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
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foot Market, r.
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.Schocnholz Saul (Schoeiiholz. Bros. & Co.) r. 2024 Sutter
Schoenholz Sigmuml (Suhoeiiholz Bros. & Co.) r. 1820
Octavia
Schoenholz Solomon, drj' {foods, r. 2024 Sutter
Sehoenig Frank, jjainter, r. 623 Larkin
8^" Schoenig. See Schcnig
Sohoeninff William, bakery, (339 Broadway
Schoenlicht John, merchant, r. 9(i9 Harrison
Schoenstein Felix, organ mnfr, r. 1208 Fillmore
Schoenstein Ferdniand B., machinist, .'ill Fulton
Schoenstein Leo, orgun builder, r. 1208 Fillmore
Schoenwald Albert, barber, 2207 Geary mr.<y
Schoenwald Clara, seamstress, r. 2 Lida PI
.Schoenwald Frank, agent, r. 2 Lidd PI
Schoenwald Otto, barber, 627 McAllister
Schoenwald Paul A. , drug clerk George W. Loolir, r.
•2207 Geary
US' Schoenwald. See Shainwald
Schoenwaelder Cornelius Rev. (Francis(
115 Golden Gate Av
Schoepf Thomas V. , gatekeeiier S. P. Co.
Alameda
•Schoeppe Carl E., tanner, r. 1231 York
ischoeppe Eda Miss, r. 1231 York
Schoeppe Edward, tanner, r. Sixth Av South nr P
ischoeppe Edward \V. , tanner, r. 1231 York
Schoeppe Gustave, expressman, r. 124 Arlington
SchoepiKi Gustave, tanner, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Schoeppe Gustave M., tanner, r. 1231 York
>»choepi)e Pierre, tanner, r. Sixth Av South nr P
Jtig" Schoeppe. See Schoppe
Schoeppener William, restaurant, r. 2714 McAllister
.Schoerlin Reinhold, millhand, r. 1176 Han ison
Schoettler Fred, tailor, 329 Kearny, r. 1120 Pacific
Schoettler Herman , barber, 526 Hayes
OTt^ Schoettler. See Schottler
.Schonfield Catherine B. Miss, medical student, r.
Mason
..Schofleld Edward, laborer, r. S s Twenty-eighth
mond
Schofleld Fred, bellman Russ House
Schofleld George W., engineer, r. 7 Fair Oaks
Schofleld Ira V. Jr., engineer, 200 Market, r. 2536 How-
ard
Schofleld Jacob, painter, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Sthofield Maggie A. Miss, jajtanner, r. 1601 Stevenson
Suh. .field Matthew, molder, r. 603 Mariposa
Sclidfield P., molder, r. 234 Fremont
Schofleld Robert M., druggist, r. Alms House
.Siliofltld Samuel, stableman, r. 1517 Mission
Schofle d Sarah Mrs., r. Episcojial Old Ladies' Home
.Soliofleld William, laborer, r. Alms House
8S?- Schofleld. See Scholfleld and Scofleld
Schoyren G. R., gripman, r. 1101 Page
.SCHOHAY A. <K SOST (Albert and Albert J.) jew-
elers and watchmakers, 302 Haj'es
Sohohay Albert (A. Schohay & Son) r. 302 Hayes
Schohay Albert J. (A. Schohay & Son) r. 302 Hayes
Schohay Frank, baker, r. 19 Scott PI
.Schohay Marv, widow, r. i9 Scott PI
Schohay Williair, jeweler, r. 19 Scott PI
Schoknecht Henry, mate, r. 935 Mariposa
.^choknecht Julius, seaman, r. 935 Mariposa
Scholes Ar(hur, laborer, r. 243 Second
Sclioles E. H., 538 J Jessie
Scholes George H., porter, r. 534i Jessie
Scholes George H., messenger Pa\iuasters Department
S. P. Co. , r. 785 Folsom
Scholfleld Anna E. Mrs., r. 009 Sutter
Scholfleld Ira V., engineer, 200 Market
Schofleld Ira V., Jr. engineer, r. 2536 Howard
Scholkmann August, clerk, r. 923 Oak
.«it'IIOLL ALBERT L., M. !»., physician and drug-
gist, SE cor Fifth and Mission, r. 213 Steiner
Scholl Charles, meterman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. Oakland
s. h.ill Emma Miss, teacher Stanford Primarv School, r.
873 Mission
PABST BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
GENERAL AGENTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Telephone South 338 THE "BEST" TONIC
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Scholl Eniest, cellarman J. Gundloch & (
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Scholl John, butcher, r. 1907 Harrison
Scholl Louis, clerk, r. 1154 Howard
Scholl Louis E., clerk, r. 512 Twenty-sixth
Scholl Michael, capitalist, r. 900 Vallejo
Scholl Otto, druggist Frederick Hohlweg, r. 1900 Polk
SW Scholl. See Shawl
SCIIOLLB ALBERT ^\., ottice 324 Pine, room 0, 1
New York
SchoUe Antone, groceries and liquors, .338 Polk,
McAllister
!^1'II»LLE BROTHERS (William ami Jaco
talists, 324 Pine, room 6
Scholle Jacob (ShoUe Bros.) 324 Pine, room C,
York
Scholle Joseph, clerk Eugene G. Davis, r. 108.V .McAllis-
ter
Scholle Margaret, domestic 1913 Paciflc Av
Scholle William (Scholle Bros.) r. New York
Scholling George A. , machinist, r. 560 Howard
Scholman Emanuel, tailor, r. 19 Valencia
Scholte William, baker, r. 129 Broad, Ocean Wew
Scholten Henry, collector, r. 2327 Mission
Scholtz Adolph, druggist, r. 549 Howard
Scholtz Anna Mrs., physician, office and r. 330 Ellis
Scholtz Frank, barber, r. 1/03 Devisadero
Scholtz Emil, carriagemaker, r. 734 Montgomer\-
Scholtz Fred, cook, r. 2406 Folsom
Scholtz George, car inspector, r. 63^ Chenerv
8^- Scholtz. See Schultz, Schultze, Schul/. Sliulzu
and Shulz
Scholz Charles, chief clerk Prescott House
Scholz Ernest, carpenter, r. Miramar Av
Scholz George R., liquors, r. 327^- Golden Gate A\
Scholz Paul, bookkeeper F. Tanner, r. 910 Post
Scholz Philipina Mrs., nurse German Hospital
Scholz Robert, second-hand furniture, 404 Fifth, r. 180
Clara
Schomaker Amandus, rancher, r. SE cor Sixth Av South
aud M
Schomaker Gerd, groceries and liijuors, NE cor Fourth
and Bryant, r. 572 Bryant
Schomaker Herman, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ouk
and Gough, r. 140 Gough
Schomaker John H., porter, r. 612 Howard
Schomaker Theodore (Schomaker & Munzemnaier) r.
SW cor Hayes and Brode'ick
Schomaker & Munzenmaier (Theodore Schomaker and
Fred Munzenmaier) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hayes & Broderick
H^" Schomaker See Schumacher and Shoemaker
Schombach Theodore, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schomberg Henry, glovecutter, r. 2526 California
Schomberg W., j'ard foreman S. P. Co., r. 914 Twentv-
third
Schomberg William, blacksmith, r. 36 Federal
Schomberg William G. , foreman, r. 360 Elizabeth
!!i€H0.1IER 4iEOR«E (Schomer & Buchholz) and
groceries and liquors, SE cor Market and Pearl, r. 12
Elgin Park Av
Schomer John F. (Henry and John F. Schomer) and
groceries and liquors, 2740 Howard, r. 1029 Shotwell
Schomer Henry (Henry and John F. Schomer) r. 314
Nineteenth
Schomer Henry and John F., groceries and liquors, 314
Nineteenth
SCHOMER & BUCHHOLZ
(<;eorge Sfhoiiier and Mllliniu Biiehhol/.i
dealers in erot-eries and provisions,
Mines and liquors, SE ror Busii and
Poweil
Schon Frank, clerk, r. 230 Francisco
Schonbach Frederick, mariner, r. 113 Perry
Schone August, stableman, r534 Polk
Schone John, bartender stmr Piedmont
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Sod fl^'t?. 823 Market Sc
mB-MU k GO. GHHIHPPGNE
FOR SHIiE BV null FIRST-CIiASS WINE JWEI^.
CHHNTS HND GROCERS.
(See Page opp. uame of W. B. Chapman.)
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Schoiifeld August, grocery, r. 318 Pulk
Schonfeld David, jeweler, r. 20a0 Steiner
Schonfeld Louis, groceries and liquors, XE cor Grove
and Gough, r. 366 Grove
' ■ Schonfeld. See Schoenfeld
Schonig Frank, painter, r. 623 Larkin
Schonig Frank J., capitalist, r. 1713 Scott
Schonig John, railing maker, r. 1713 Scott
Schonig Phihp, machinist, r. 1713 Scott
1^" Schonig. See Schoenig
Schoning Otto (Galloway Lithographing Co.) r. 1214 Ful-
ton"
Schoning William, bakery, 639 Broadway
Schont John, gardener, r. 1224 Alabama
Schonwa>ser Bertha, widow, r. 1313 Gough
Schonwasser Emil G. (Da\-is, Schonwasser & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Sthooch Fred, peddler, r. 627 Commercial
School Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1735 Oak
SCHOOL. OF E.\«IXEERI\G. Albert Van der
Naillen president, electrical assaying, etc., 723
Market
School of Massage and Swedish Movements, Dr. A. Greth
proprietor, 1924 Stockton
Schoofey Edmund L., barber, 11th floor Mills Bldg, r
4891 Sanchez
Schoon Frank, tinsaiith, r. 35 West Park, Holly Park
Schooner Emma, berth Main St. wharf
Schoonmaker J. B., pressman, r. 1921a Howard
Schooster Robert, laborer, r. 607 Mission
Schooster WiUiam, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Schoot Emil, laborer, r. 638^ Jessie
Schopfen Barney, teamster, r. Twenty-sixth Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Schoppe August, teamster, r. W s Arlington nr Mateo
Schoppe Charles, marine engixieer, r. 423 Harrison
— SS" Schopi)e. See Schoeppe
0 Schoppi Paul, cellarman, r. 522 Stockton
^ Schorcht Frederick, teacher music, r. SW cor Mission
J and Brook
^ Schorcht Herman, laborer, r. cor Seventh Av and K
, Schord Louis G., salesman Siebe Bros. & Plageniann,
IL and secretarv -A.tlas Vineyard and Orchard Co., 119
Bush, r. 1914 Golden Gate Av
Schord Louis G. Jr., clerk, r. 1914 Golden Gat« Av
Schord Milford H., dentist, r. 1914 Golden Gate Av
Schord Robert, clerk, r. 1914 Golden Gate Av
Schori Gottlieb, chainnaker, r. 21 Everett
Schornstheuner Henry, cellaiman Koliler & Van Bergen,
r. 3 Walter
Schorr Joseph, gardener, r. 29| St. Marv "s Av
Schosser Quirin, maltster, r. 426 Shotwell
Schost^ Edward, cigars, r. 538 Folsom
Schott Ambrose, salesman Wolf Bros., r. 307 Seventh
Schott Charles F., cigarmaker, r. 2021 Mason
Schott Emil, porter, r. 638J Jessie
Schott Frederick H., cigarmaker, r. 2021 Mason
Schott Lizzie A. Mrs., lodsrings, 765 Market
Schott Philip L. , r. 765 Market
Schott Robert, laborer, r. 832 Dolores
Schotte Charles A., carpenter, r. 152 Perrj-
Schottenberg William, porter stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Schotter Mar>- Mrs., cook, r. 522 Fourth
SCHOTTLER HER.W.4^', contractor asphaltum
roofs and sidewalks, 605 Clay, r. and vard 1325 York
Schottler Rudolph, clerk, r. 336 Vallejo
SchottlerT. E., r. 53 Sacramento
SS" Schottler. See Schoettier
Schottmann Charles A., machinist, r. 112 Nebraska
Schou Charles N., carpenter, r. 18a Elgin Park Av
Schou Elizabeth., widow, r. 16 Lundy Lane
Schou Jens P., dockman, r. 328 Fifth Av
Schou Xeils J., engineer, r. 756 San Jose Av
Schou Peter J., master mariner, r. 1 South Park
^" Schou. See Chou
Schoul«r Jennie Miss, compositor, r. 830 Vallejo
Schouten John W. (John W. Schouten & Co.)
Harrison
Schouten John W. & Co. (John W. Schouten and John
H. McCallum) lumber dealers, 421-427 Berrj-
Schow Barney, salesman, r. 256| Tehama
Schow Magnus, clerk Leopold Kaufmann, r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Schrader Brothers (William F. and Rudolph C.) pro-
proprietors City Hall Market, 1342-1344 Market and
butchers NE cor Ellis and Larkin
Schrader Charles F., r. 217 Second
Schrader Charles J., butcher, r. 2911 Point Lobos Av
Schrader Edward W., clerk S.F. Bridge Co., r. 610 Capp,
rear
Schrader H. & Co. (Herman Schrader, Henrj- Martens,
Albert Anderson and James Heaney) "proprietors
Enterprise Foimdrj-, 140-142 Folsom
Schi-ader Herman (H. Schrader & Co.), r. 221 Third
Schrader Hermann H., fresco painter, r. 19 Twenty-fourth
Schrader Jacob F., butcher, 315 Point Lobos Av, r. 313
Point Lobos Av
Schrader Jacob J., capitalist, r. 315 Point Lobos Av
Schrader John, provision dealer, r. 913a Jackson
Schrader Matilda, widow, r. 610 Capp, rear
Schrader Otto (Schrader & Lutge), r. 6 Waller
Schrader Rudolph C. (Schrader Bros.), r. 315 Point Lo-
bos Av
Schrader Rudolph C, maiiufa. turer. r. 299 Hyde
Schrader Sibyl Miss, r. 19 Twenty-fourth
Schrader William F. (Schrader Bros.) r. 1522 Ellis
Schrader WilUam P., blacksmith, r. 1128A Howard
Schrader & Lutge (Otto Schrader and Richard Lutge)
ornamental iron work, 1172 Mission
aS" Schrader. See Schroder, Schroeder, Shrader and
Shroeder
Schraemli Emil, engineer, r. 12 Garden
Schraft Otto, barber, r. SW cor El Dorado and Potrero
Av
Schraft William C. , cook, r. 467 Minna, rear
Schrage Charlotte A. Miss, stenographer I". S. Marshal
r. 70»i Larkin
.SCHR.l.n FREDERICK C. acting secretary Bav
Citv Iron Works, 103-105 Fremont, r. 313 Eleventh
Av"
Schram George H., plumber, r. 313 Eleventh Av
Schrani Hannah, widow, r. 243 Hickory Av
Schram Hugo F., machinist, r. 313 Eleventh Av
Schram James, watchman, r. 1111 Sutter
Schramm Ernestine, widow, r. 229 Franklin
Schramm Ernestine Miss, dressmaking, 229 Franklin
Schramm John T. P., laborer, r. 921a Florida
Schramm Paul, machinist, r. 237 Langton
Schrampel F., jjantryman Golden West Hotel
Schrank George, r. 1182| Harrison
Schrank (Jeorge, carpenter, r. 530 Hermann
Schranz Louis, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 27 Bait-
lett
Schranz Walter D., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Leben-
baum, r. 27 Bartlett
Schrapfer William, bartender, r. 416 Grant Av
Schrauth Philip, cook, r. 921 Vallejo
Schreck Josiah A., r. 946 Harrison
Schreen Henry, baker, r. 911 Larki-i
Schrefeld Christina, widow, r. 416 Francisco
Schrefeld Emma Miss, r. 416 Francisco
Schrei George, cooper, r. 135 Clipper
Schreiber Amalie Mrs., r. 400 Grove
Schreiber Anna, domestic 1827 California
Schreiber August S. , gold and silver embroiderer, 531
California, r. Alameda
Schreiber Catherine, widow, r. 1 Ewer PI
Schreiber Charles F., with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 635
Twenty-third
Schreiber Flora Miss, dressmaking, 522 Polk
Schreiber Frank J., barber, 921 Market, r. 4 Hanover PI
Schreiber Frederick, longshoreman, r. 441 First
Schreiber Herman, r. 923 Eighteenth
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Schreiber John (Schreiber & Johnson) r. 205 Third
Schreiber John H., seaman stmr San Jose
Schreiber Joseph, Jr., candy niaufr and confectionery,
950-952 Market, r. 20" Larkm
Schreiber Paul H. , compositor, r. 909 Kearny
SCMREIBBK ^VILLIAM, proprietor Elite Saloon,
21 Keaniy, r. G13 Jones
SCHREIBER •& J01INS0\ (John Schreiber and
John 0. Johnson) liipiors, N e cor Third and How-
ard
Schreier Hermann, r. 13 Bourbon PI
Schreiner Einil, bartender, r. 41C| Hyde
Schreiner Frederick, musician, r. 2l07i Powell
Schreiner Hubert, electrician, r. 2107^ Powell
Schreiner Sophie, widow, varieties, 2107 Powell,
Powell
Schren Henry, bakor, r. 625 Clay
Schrenck Edmond, cellarman, r. 638 Commercial
Schrenck Nicholas, laborer, r. E s Nebraska nr Cortland
Av
Schrick Auj,aist, expressman, SW cor Bush and Kearny,
r. 312 I wenty-seventh
Schrick Frauk, wood and coal, 725 Seventeenth
SCHRIEFER DIEURICIl U., grroceries, wines and
liquors, 155 Natoma
Schriver Samuel, manager Ernest Pickerinj;, r. 613
Stanyan
Schrober Michael, retired merchant, r. 927 Howard
Schrobinger Joseph, waiter, r. 321 Minna
S€HRO€K WlliLI.iM A., manufacturer inm beds,
camp goods, etc. , 21 New Montgomery, r. Oakland
Schroder Annie, Miss, cigarmaker, r. 625 Fulton
Schroder Charles C, groceries and liquors, 1552 Folsom
Schroder Charles J. (Schroder & Son) r. 601 McAllister
Schroder CI -us (Schroder & Son) r. 601 McAllister
Schroder Cord (H. Schroder & Co.) r. 2533 California
Schroder D. John, millhand, r. 81 4^ Treat Av
Schroder Elizabeth, widow, r. 2637 Mission
Schroder F., clerk Nathan, Dohnnann & Co., r. 2()37
Schroder Fritz, laundryman, r. 217 Valencia
Schroder George, accountant Julius Reimer
Schroder George, b irtender, r. 2637 .Mission
Schroder George H., pressman, r. 326 Thirtieth
Schroder George J., clerk Daniel Ward, r. 326 Thirtieth
Schroder H. & Co., (Hermnn and Cord Schroder) grocer-
ies and liquors. 2017 Fillmore
Schroder Hans J., laborer, r. 1087 Tennessee
Schroder Henry (Schroder & Eybs) r. 7 Cleveland
Schroder Henry, bottler, r. 601 McAllister
Schroder Henry A. (J. H. Schroder & Sons) r. 1600
Geary
Schroder Henrv C. , cigars and tobacco, 1398 Market, r.
502 Gough'
Schroder Henry C, tobacco stripper, r. 326 Thirtieth
Schroder Herman (H. Schroder & Co.) r. 2533 California
Schroder Herman, tailor, r. 625 Fulton
Schroder Jacot) H., bartender, r. SOU Mission
8CHRODEK J. H. JSi SONS (John H., John D. and
Henry A.) groceries and liquors, 1600 Geary
Schroder John, clerk, r. 1318 Dupont
Schroeder John, dairy produce, 1300 Stockton, r. 913a
Jackson
Schroder John C, clerk, r. 601 McAllister
Schroder John D. (J. H. Schroder & Sons) r. 1600 Geary
Schroder John F., r. 1919 Oak
Schroder John F., r. 1330 Valencia
Schroder John F., contractor bricklayer, r. 1326 Valencia
Schroder John G. , clerk, r. 2400 Washington
Schroder John H. (J. H. Schroder & Sons) r. 1600 Geary
SCHRODER JOU.\' H. Jr., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Washington and Webster, r. 2400 Washing-
ton
Schroder Louis C, bricklayer, r. 1417 J Guerrero
Schroder Louis E., teamster, r. S s East Av near Ben-
nington
Schroder Mabel Miss, dressmaking, 625 Fulton
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Schroder Mamie A. Miss, dressmaking, 326 Thirtieth
Schroder Martin F., teamster, r. 221 East
Schroder Mary, widow, r. 326 Thirtieth
Schroder Mary, widow, r. 625 Fulton
Schroder Thomas F., millhand, r. 326 Thirtieth
Schroder Valentine, barber, r. 2437 Mission
Schroder William, car])enter, r. 1524 Kentucky
Schroder William, salesman, r. 326 Thirtieth
Schroder William, teamster, r.' 704 Fulton
Schroder William J. H. .trroceries and liquors, 117 Second
Schroder & Eybs (Henry Schroder and William Eylis)
liquors, lul .Si\th
SCHROOER .t .siON (Claus and Charles J.) groceries
and liquors, 601 McAllister
frS" Schroder. See Schrader. Schroeder and Slirader
Schroedel George, porter, r. 305 Mason
Schroeder Anthony, cooper, r. 134 California Av
Schroeder Barbara Mrs., r. 209 Twenty-eighth
Schroeder Carl, boots and shoes, 509J Jones
Sahroeder CaroUneMrs., r. 118 Fulton
Schroeder Charles, bartender, r. 120 Bryant
Schroeder Charles F., cigarmaker, r. 420 Natouia
Schroeder Chris, office 415 Battery, r. 320 Ritch
Schroeder Christian J., meter repairer, r. 1500 Manon
Schroeder Clark, street contract ir, r. 20 Montezuma
SCHROEDER CLAUS, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Twentieth and Valencia, r. 904 Twentieth
Schroeder F. C, lithographer Dickman-Jones Co., r.
Alameda
Schroeder Ferdinand A., r. 821 J .M intgomery
Schroeder Frauk, driver, r. Fourteenth Av South tir
Railroad Av
Schroeder Frederick salesman, r. 1916 Howard
Schroeder Frederick W., groceries and liijuors, 1100 Va-
lencia
Schroeder Gus P., pressman Upton Bros., r. Berkeley
Schroeder Hans, driYer, r. 2'20 Pacific
Schroeder Harry, tanner, r. 16.V Twenty-fourth
Schroeder Henry, r. 502 Gough
Schroeder Heni-y (Schroeder & Boesen) r. 212b Linden
Av
Schroeder Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 50 Corbett Av
Schroeder Henry, clerk E. Rohde & Co., r. 1003 McAl-
lister
Schroeder Henry, cook, r. 1209 Kearny
Schroeder Henry, hotel runner, r. 326 Pacific
Schroeder Henry, proprietor Scandinavian Hon)e, 135
Folsom
Schroeder Henry, waiter, r. 536 Second
Schroeder Henry, with Chicago Cloak Co., r. 718 Green
Schroeder Henry C, tobacco and cigars, 1398 Market
Schroeder Herbert, blacksmith, r. 50 Corbett Av
Schroeder Herman Mrs., r 3 Alaska PI
Schroeder Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fell
and Gough, r. 300 Fell
Schroeder Herman, teamster, 400-404 Battery, r. 23a
Kisslinu:
Schroeder Herman C, laborer, r. 332 Twenty-ninth
Schroeder Jacob, carpenter, r. 529 V^alencia
Schroeder Jerome A., driver, r. 209 Twenty-eighth
Schroeder John, boots and shoes, 442 Third
Schroeder John, groceries and liquors, 1721 Howard, r.
1719 Howard
Schroeder John A. (Schroeder & Goring) r. 938 Howar<l
SchroederJohn B. Jr., office 638 Market, r. Redwood
City, Cal.
Schroeder John D. (Schroeder & Grabau) r. C68 Walnut
Av
Schroeder John H. Rev. , pastor St. Johannes' German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 2703 Mission
Schroeder John L. , hatter, r. 269 Stevenson
Schroeder John L., special officer James Schwartz, r. 575
Minna
Schroeder John L. Mrs., violinist, r. 575 Minna
Schroeder John W. , bartender, r. 652 Fourth
Schroeder Josephine, widow, r. 1311 Pine
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SCUBOEDER L. fil'isTAF. secretary aud general
uiau;iffer Asbest-js Paraffine Co., 139 First, r. 299
Hyde
Schroeder Lizzie, widow, r. 2637 Missiou
Schroeier Mar^raret Mrs., midwife, r. 50 Cortiett Av
Scliroeder Mary, widow, r. 332 Twenty-ninlli
Schroeder Ma.\ A., port«r, r. 506 Brannsin
Schroeder Minnie Miss, dressmalier, 1214 Leavenworth
Schroeder Otto, <jroceries and liquors, r. 1315 Mission
Schroeder Paul W., clerk Del Monte Millin<r Co., r. Ala-
meda
Schrosrler Richard, clerk R. G. Schroeder, r. 222o
Fillmore
Sohroeder Richard O., liquors, 122 O'Farreli, r. 4l'.t
0 Farrell, 4 rear
Schmeder Kudol|>Ii, ciiqienter, r. 52ii Valencia
SCHKOEDER Kl DOLPH «., ^oceries and liquors,
2218-2220 Fillmore
Schri»e<.ler Sojihie. widow, r. 502 Gough
Schr<ieder Theodore, waiter, r. 637 Washi'iatou
Schroeder Thetjdnre C, dru^st, r. 1020 Shotwell
Schr.ieder William, liquors, 429 Montg-omerv Av and
142i; St.ockti.n, r. 142« Stockton
Scliroeder William, |Kjrter, r. 601 McAllister
SCHROEIkER >VILLIA.n, president Caifoniia Art
0; ss, Bendin? and Cutting Wurks, 10:i-105 Mission,
1: 9;« Huwnrd
Schr.jeder Wiiliam I». , teamster, r. 502 Gough
SCHROEDER WILLI.i.n U., liquors, 925 Missi«n.
r. 35 Precita Av
Schroeder William H., master mariner, r. 914 Fifteenth
Schroeder William L., buyer Baker i Hamilton, r. 404
Castro
Schroeder & Boesen (Henry Schroeder and Hans C.
Boesen) liquors, 17i Fourth
Schroeder & Goring (John A, Schroeder and Edward R.
Gorin;;) sign jtainters, 30 Gearv
SCHKUEDER A «RABAI' (John D. Schroeder and
E. A. (JraViu) iiroprietorsThe Baldwin Grotto, XE
cor .Market and Powell
SS" Sch'oeder. See Schrader, Schroder and Shrader
Sohroepfer Alb rt A., r. 195 Hyde
Schrjer Ilenrj-, groceries and "liquors, cor Jackson an<l
Buchanan
Schroff Charles, wood carver, r. 82 San Bruno Av
Schroff Charles Jr., wood carver, r. Si .San Bruno Av
Schroff Herman, oarver. r. 82 San Bruno Av
Schroff Julius, wood carver, r. 82 San Bruno Av
Sclirogg John, jwrter WTiat Cheer House
Schroller Albert, fwrter, r. 512 Bush
Schr.ith Charles (Herman Westerield & Co. ) r. 1005 Gear\-
Schroth George, laborer, r. 1720 Market
Schn.th J.jhn F. (E. J. Robinson & Co.) r. 1005 Oearv
Schr..tli JuMus, lii|uors, SE cor Tenth and Market r
1322 Fell
Schroth William, with J. C. Siegfried, r. 1005 (Jean
Schroth & Westerfeld's Bakerv, H. H. Youn" pronrietor
228 Kearny " =11.
Schrother Minnie, domestic 1021 Valencia
Schrumpf Albert, bartender, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Schrumpf August, waiter Engelbergs Baker\-
.Schryver Edaar L., r. 811 Mason
Schubener Jacob, Imrber, 619 Sacramento, r. 5i Meachani
PI
Schubener Leo, barber, r. 5.^ Meacham PI
Schubener Louis, tail, r, r. 5i Meacham PI
Schuber Henrj', nurse lierman Hospital
Schuliert Emilie, widow, r. 830 Fifteenth
iichubert Enist C., portrait artist, 830 Fifteei th
Schubert Henry C, steward stmr Humboldt, r. Oakland
Schubert Henn uiii, cabinetmaker, r. 701| Van Ness Av
Schnbe t I siph, seaman, r. 6 Silver Star PI
Schiil>>:-t .Maggie, widow, r. 1219J Twentv-fifth
Schubert Nichola ,|brewer, r. NE cor Solano and Florida
Schubert Paid, vamisher, r. 1 Caledonia PI
Schubert Pauline, widow, nurse, r. 524 Gearv
Schubert William, driver, r. 865 Mission
Schuchert Philip, shoemaker, 941 Twentv-fourth, r 231
Bartlett
Schuck Emil, butcher, 310 Folsom, r. 316 First
Schu k Herman, clerk Post Office, r. 1134 Howard
Schuck Theodore C, r. 1436 Howard
Schuck ITiomas L , varieties, 1436 Howard
a^ Schuck. See Shuck
Schucking Elise, widow, r. 1229 O'Farreli
Schueking Theodore E., clerk Miller, Sloss A: Scott, r.
1229 O'Farreli
Schudel Bertha Miss, clerk Mark Blum, r. 709 Larkin
Schudel Emil, candy mnfr, 905c Larkin
Schudel Emma Miss, dairy produce, 603i Post, r. 709
Larkin
Schudel Marcus P., grlpman. r. 1511 Howard
Schudel Mary Mrs., r. Il4b Eleventh
Schudmack Daniel, laundryman, r. 809 Hayes
SchuJmack Pauline Miss, box trimmer, r. 809 Hayes
Schuenemann H. Pott Louise, widow, r. NE cor Sacra-
mento and Mason
Schuenemann Richard. ci\il engineer, r. 59 Minna
Schuer John, porter, r. 13 Taylor
Schuerer Oscar (Burchardt & Schuerer) r. 1422 Valencia
Schuerg Frederick, trunkmaker, r. 228 Twenty-fourth
Schuerg (Jeorge C, trunkmaker. r. 228 Twenty-fourth
Schuerlein Albert, laborer, r. 2432 Folsom
Sc^ussel Arthur, bartender, r. 4385 Jessie
iig' Schuessler. See Schu-vsler
Schuette A., mattressmaker, r. 1247 Twenty -fifth
Schuette William G., i>ainter. r. 161 Chattanooga
Schuette AMlliam H., cabinetmaker, r. 161 Chaianooga
iff" Schuette. See Schutte and Shute
Sehuetz David, cabinetmaker, r. 22 Stockton PI
Schuetze I. , widow, r. 821 California
Schuetze Mary Miss, principal Mail Dock Kindergarten,
r. 821 California
Schuetze William Mrs., widow, r. 821 Caifoniia
Schu y Jeremiah K., carjienter, r. 100 Jones
Schufflin, Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Schug Daniel, painter, r. Twenty-sixth Av South iir
San Bruno Road
Schuh Leonard, confectioner, r. lOKi Jackson
Schuhl Henri, conductor, r. 1204J Sutter
Schuhman Anton, accounkjnt Rolla V. Watt, r. 118
Third Av
Schubmann Anton, compositor, r. 8121- Jessie
Schuldt Christian, clerk Levi Strauss & C!o., r. 725
Twenty-second
Schuldt (Jeorge C, clerk John Seednrf, r. 1529 Turk
Schuldt Henry F., druggist Stern Bros., r. 420 Sixth
Schuldt John, liquors, 501 Dupont, r. 600 Pine
Schuldt William Rev., jiastor St. John's German Metho-
dist Episcopal Chvu-ch, r. 812 Armv
Schuldt WilUam F. T., butcher, 1903 G"eary, r. 1529 Turk
Schule Frederick, manufactui-er incubators, 1213 Va-
lencia
Schule Josie A. Mis.s, fruitglacer. r. 1213 Valencia
.Schule Lizzie G. Miss, bookkeeper William S. Towti-
send, r. 1213 Valencia
Schule Rosalie, widow, r. 18J Langt4«n
Schulenberg Adolph, teacher music, r. 20 WilUjw Av
Scliuler Anselmo, molder, r. 114 WiUiam
Schuler August, butcher, r. 1726 Ellis
Schuler August, liquors, 133 Seventh, r. 1072 Howard
Schuler August, seaman, r. 626i Lombard
Schuler Charles, laborer, r. 2606 Manchester
Schuler (Hiarles. pilot stmr J. D. Peters
.Schuler Edward J., bill poster, r. 335 Broadway
Schuler Jacob, contractor and builder, r. 246 Sixth
Schuler Jacob S., caqjenter, r. 2422 Fulton
Schuler Johanna M.. widow, r. W s Manchester near
Precita Av
Schuler Joseph, teamster, r. Sixteenth Av South nr H
Schuler Josephine Mrs. (Schuler & Erbe) r. 246 Sixth
Schuler Len>, widow, r. 32 Glen Park Av
Schuler Matthias, coppersmith, r. 5<>0 Howard
Schuler Rose, wid"w, r. 114 William
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Schuler William, shoemaker, r. 2606 Manchester
Schuler William, surfman G G Park Life Saving Station,
r. Ocean lieach nr Cliff House
.Schuler William, teamster, r. 114 William
Schuler & Krbe (xMrs. Josephine Schuler and Mrs.
Frances Erbe) proprietors Corona House, 240 Sixth
Schuling Charleo, r. 402 Stockton
Schulken Bernhard D., wood and coal, hay and grain,
SW cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
Schulken Henry (Schulken & Schulken) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Twenty-third and Hampshire, r. 25
Twenty-third
Schulken Henry D., r. 20 Elliott Park
SCHri,KEi\' .IOII.\, groceries and liquors, 901 Bush
Schulken Julius (Schulken Hi. Schulken) r. 900 Laguna
SCHIiLKK.^i .& Sl'HVLKEN (Henry and Julius) hay,
grain and coal, 1616-1C18 Mission
Schuller Andrew, financial broker, 50S Montgomery,
room 11, r. Oakland
Schuller John, tinsmith, r. 128 Caselli Av
Schuller Norman, real estate agent, 508 Montgomery,
room 11, r. Oakland
Schullerts Frank O., stenographer O. R. and N. Co r
Oakland
Schulman Emanuel, machine hand, r. 19 Valencia
i^CUIILT HEIVKV, groceries and liquors, 163:i Baker
Schulte Ernst H., carjienter, r. 1014 Florida
Schulte Gustavus, phnto printer, r. 407 Fell
Schulte Henry, laborer, r. 431 York
Schulte Hermine, widow, r. 40" Fell
Schulte John G. W. (Osmer & Co.) r. 710 HaiglU
•Schulte Juliet C. Miss (Fullerton Photo Co.) r. 407 Fell
Schulte L., laborer, r. Sixteenth and York
Schultes Edward, liquors, 22 Leidesdorff, r. 450 Miiuia
Schultheis A. Mrs., widow, r. cor Wool and Cortland Av
.Schultheis Emil L., compositor, r 153Si Bush
Schultheis (Justave, teacher music, 98" Supreme Court
Bldg
Siliultheis Henry, capitalist, r. 1703 Polk
Schultheis Henry, waiter, r. 326 Brannan
Schultheis J. George, jeweler, r. 708 Taylor
Schultheis .lohn, molder, r. 5,57 Harrison
Schultheis John C. , coremaker, r. 120 Sullivan
Schultheis John H., machinist, r. 622 Jersey
Schultheis Luawig, printer, r. 1538J Bush
Schultheis William H. (C. B. Rode & Co.) r. 1703 Polk
Schultheiss Charles J., porter, r. 1608 Mason
.Schultheiss Mary, widow, r. 1612 California
Schultz Adolph J. , stevedore, r. 1609 Jonae
Schultz Andrew, waiter, r. 8G3 Mission
Schultz August, bartender, r. 742 Twenty-third
Schultz Carrie, widow, r. 249 Fifth
Schultz Charles, clerk, r. 810J Greenwich
Schultz Charles, coppersmith, r. 335 Shipley
Schultz Charles, musician, r. 1217 Golden Gate Av
Schultz Charles, waiter stmr Colima
Schultz Charles S., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 72!) California
Schultz C. P. quarter master stmr Rio de Janeiro
Schultz Christian, baker, r. 69 Minna
.Schultz Edward, r. 2430 Pine
Schultz Edward, ph.ysician, r. Alms House
Schultz Emma, domestic 2000 Gough
Schultz Ernest, farmer, office 506 Batterx-, r. BouMin
Island, Cal.
.Schultz Ernest A., clerk, r. 2426 Filbert
Schultz Eugene, engineer, r. 35 Cheslev
.Schultz Felix, cook, r. 227 Minna
Schultz Ferdinand, fresco i)ainter, r. 10 Lily Av
.Schultz Frank, salesman E. T. Allen & Co.. r. 335
Shipley
.Schultz Frederick, fanner, office 500 Battery, r. Boulder
Island. Cal.
Schultz Frederick, tailor, r. 231 Second
.Schultz Frederick, traveling salesman \V. H. Standardt,
r. Oakland
Schultz Frederick J. , clerk L. C. Cnopius, r. 1609 Jones
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Schultz Frederick J., clerk, r. 2426 Filbert
Schultz Frederick W., tailor, r. («8 Commercial
Schultz George, bricklayer, r. 1108 Vermont
Schultz George, electrician Market St. Ry
Schultz George, real estate, r. 2430 Pine
iSCHI'IiTZ 4;EOR<>iK A., secretary William A.
Schultz & Sons (incorporated) 523 Front, r. 2420
Clay
Schultz George H., broker, office 3118 Pine, room 40, r.
24.30 Pine
Schultz G. Michael, jiorter, r. 1009 Nebraska
Schultz Harry, clerk, r. 1830 Filbert
Schultz Henrietta, widow, r. 335 Shii)ley
Schultz Henry E., tailor, 625 Commercial, r. 5 Winter
Lane
Sch\iltz Herman, bookkeeper A. & T. Weil & Co., r.
Berkeley
Schultz H. L. Mrs., nurse, r. 30 Harriet
Schultz I. S. (Co-operative Laundry) r. 640 Howard
Schultz J. A., oiler stmr Walla Walla
.Schultz Jacob, butcher, r. 1020 Clay
Schultz Johanna Miss, teacher music, r. 2907 Cla\
Schultz John H., transferrer Dickman-Jones Co.,' r. 1417
Powell
Schultz Joseph, capitalist, r. 729J Harrison
Schultz Joseph, plumber, 317J Grant Av, r. 423 l)upi>nt
Schultz Josephine, domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Schultz Julius B., r. 1932 Fillmore
Schultz Louis, bartender, r. 1519 Jackson, rear
Schultz Louis E. J. (Schultz ,f- Voorman) and vice-presi-
dent William A. Schultz & Sons (incorporated) 523
Front, r. 2426 Filbert
Schultz Louis, domestic 961 Mission
Schultz Louisa, widow, r. 621 Ash Av
Schultz Ludwig, tailor, r. 536 Jessie
Schultz Maggie Miss, tea packer, r. 2406 Folsom
Schultz Marie, widow, r. 453 Tenth
Schultz Martin, teacher mu^ic, r. Hotel Jlarechal Neil
Schultz Mary, widow, r. .58 Richland Av
Schidtz Oscar, gardener, r. 213 Fourth Av.
Schultz Otto, fresco painter, r. 1830 Filbert
Schultz Otto, waiter, r. Alms House
.Schultz Otto M., physician, r. 148 Sixth
Schultz Paul, cook, r. 14 Jackson
Schultz Paul, engineer, r. 657 Howard
Schultz Peter, nurse German Hospital
Schultz Philip, barber 10 Hayes, r. 724 Twentv-second
Schultz Philip, butcher, r. 119 Twentieth
Schultz R. C, engraver, r. 1706 Mason
Schultz Theodore, bricklayer, r. 231 Fourth
Schultz Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1934 Stockton
Schultz Walter F., insurance, r. 2430 Pine
Schultz William, clerk German Savings and Loan .So-
ciety, r. 2430 Pine
Schultz William, shoemaker, 622 Cajip
Schultz William, t' uckman Truck 3, r. 337 Shiple\-
SC^HULTX n-ILIilA.U A., president VVilham A.
Schultz & Sons (incon>orated) 523 Front, r. New
Y'ork City
Schultz William A. Jr. , treasurer William A. Schultz"&
Sons (incon)orated) .523 Front, r. 1220 Powell *mm
.SCHULTZ WILLIA.M A. Jk .SONS (mcorporated).
William A. Schultz president, Louis E. J. Schultz
\ ice-president, George A. Schultz secretary, William
A. Schultz Jr. treasurer, wholesale liquors, 523
Front
.Schultz William J., lamplighter, r. 337 Shipley
SeilULTX A- VOOKMAK (Lcmis E. J. Schulti! and
Henry Voorman) office 506 Battery, room 3
tS" Schultz. See Scholtz, .Schultze, Schulz, Schuize
and Shulz
Schultzberg Charles G. , tailor '004 Merchant, r 1117
CIa.\
Schultzberg Florence Miss, cashier Graham Decorative
Art, r. 1117 Clay
Schultzberg Minnie Miss, stenographer, r. 1117 Clay
Schultze Augu-it Mrs., widow, r. 911 Illinois
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Schultze August Jr. (Schultze Bros.) r. 911 Illinois
Schultze Brothers (August Jr. and Rudoljjh) shipwrights,
Igg Fifth Av South bet J and K
Schultze Ernest H., dentist, office and r. 1073i Market
Schultze Gustav, inventor, 58 First, r. Berkeley
Schultze Henry A. (Schultze & Mohneke) r. 547 Turk
Schultze Louis, liquors, SW cor Greenwich and Battery,
r. 523 Filbert
Schultze Marie Miss, principal Sutro Mail Dock Free
Kindergarten, 218 Brannan
Schultze Rudolph (Schultze Bros.) E s Fifth Av South
bet J and K
Schultze William F., shipwright, r. 911 Illinois
Schultze & Mohneke (Henrj- A. Schultze and Charles H.
Mohneke) groceries and liquors, 1801 Folsom, SW
cor Larkin and Post and 547 Turk
Schultzen Marguerita, widow, r. 45 Dore
Schuiz Adolph, r. 806 Taylor
Schulz Carl, r. 805 Harrison
Schuiz Charles A. (William Schulz & Son) r. 927 Grove
Schulz Christian, manager Wieland Eros., 210-212 Da\is,
r. 410 Ellis
Schulz E.. r. 123 Eddy
Schulz Edward, tailor, r. 127i Langton
Schulz Edward G., baker, r. 926 Filbert
Schulz Ernest, jeweler, r. 805 Harrison
Schulz F. Mrs., widow, r. 806 Taylor
Schulz Frederick, cook, r. 240t> Folsora
Schulz Frederick, musician, r. 805 Harrison
Schulz Frederick, painter, r. 512 Bush
Schulz Frederick F., niolder, r. 431 Mississippi
Schulz George, clerk C. W. R. Ford & Co., r. 2406 Fol-
som
Schulz George, fireman, r. 1013 Alabama
Schulz George E., clerk Schomer & Buchholz, r. t>31
Bush
Schulz George F., horseshoer, r. 1013 Alabama
Schidz George F., salesman, r. 204 Second
Schulz George T., baker, r. 1013 Alabama
Schulz Gusta^'e, brewer, r. 114b Juniper
Schulz Henry, groceries and liquors, 2101 Bush
Schulz Henrj-, porter, r. 232 Polk
Schulz Henry T., fireman, r. 1013 Alabama
Schulz J. & Co. (Julius E. Schulz) bakery, NE cor Union
and Mason
Schulz James E., carpenter, r. 124 Saginaw, Ocean
View
Schulz John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schulz John, cook, r. E s California Av nr Fair Av
Schulz John J., horseshoer, r. 1013 Alabama
Schulz Joseph R., laborer, r. 1105 Alabama
Schulz Julius, tailor, r. 512 Bush
Schulz Julius C. , clerk Frederick Beestman, r. 901 Fif-
teenth
Schulz Ju ins E. (J. Schulz & Co.) r. 736 Union
Schulz Mary, widow, r. 1105 Alabama
Schulz Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 229 Kearny
Schulz Max, clerk German Consulate, r. 805 Harrison
Schulz <tto A , gilder, r. S05 Harrison
wLrlULL lAULf practical Match-
iiiaki'i- aiitl Jeneler. Match repalrtne a
specialty, 300 Fourth cor Folsom, r. 805
Harrison
Scbulz Robert, barber, 2106 Mason
Schulz Robert, seaman, r. SI), East
St'HI'LZ KOBEBT E., commission merchant, 320
Sansome, room .".S, r. 2fi37 Clav
Schulz Sophie Mrs., r. cor Noe and Fifteenth
Schulz William (S'hulz i: Meyer) r. 710 Diamond
Schulz William (William' Schulz and Son) r. 927 Grove
Schulz William, groceries, wood and coal, 649 Elizabeth
Schulz William, laborer, r. 1105 Alabama
Schulz William, sihersmith. 230 Kear>-
Schulz William & Son (William and Charles A.) carriage
and wagon mnfrs, 1161 Howard
Schulz William F., shipping clerk Dodge, Sweeney & Ci..,
r. 1120 Xoe
Schulz William H., perforator. 2406 Folsom
Schulz William M., horseshoer, r. 1105 Alabama
Schulz & Meyer (William Schulz and Henry Meyer) gro-
ceries and liquors, feed and grain, XW cor Douglass
and Elizabeth
US' Schulz. See Scholtz, Scholz, Schultz, Schultze,
Schulze and Shulz
Schulze Adolph, r. 1623 Folsom
Schulze Charles F., accountant The Giant Powder Co.,
Con., r. 324 O'Farrell
Schulze Eberhard, jeweler, 2041 Mission
SC'Hl'LZE HEXBV A., architect, 94 Flood Bldg, r.
Oakland
Schulze Oscar, porter, r. 957 Market
fl2f Schulze. See Schultz, Schultze and Shultz
Schumacher Adolph, musician, r. 14 Capp
Schumacher Albert, salesman S. H. Tyler & Son, r. Ala-
meda
Schimiacher August, plumber, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Catrina, widow, r. 1814 Lyon
Schumacher Charles, clerk August L. Grotbeer, r. 273;-;
Brj-ant Av
Schumacher Charles, cook, r. 1518 Mission
Schumacher Claus H., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. 1151
Valparaiso
Schumacher Edward H., clerk Locke & Pike Co., r. 115^
Valparaiso
Schumacher Elizabeth, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Ernst A. (Schumacher & Janssen) r. 25Bart-
lett
Schumacher Ferdinand D., bookkeeper Pacific Vinegar
and Pickle Wks, r. Alameda
Schumacher Ferdinand E., butcher, r. 1432 Fifth Av
South
Schumacher Frederick, driver, r. Seventeenth Av South
nr Riiilroad Av
SCHi:!H.4C'HER FBEDERIC'K, nines and liquors,
36 Steuart, r. 703 St. ckton
Schumacher Frederick A., plumber, 703 OTarrell, r.^26
B\ington
Schumacher George, driver, r. 801 Grove
Schumacher Henry Mrs., r. 4344 Jessie
Schumacher Henrj', bookkeeper, r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher Henrj- D. , butcher, r. 905i Eighteenth
Schumacher Henry G., salesman, r. 3310 California
Schumacher Henrs- H , watchmaker, r. 1371 Fair Oaks
Schumacher Henry J., blacksmith, r. 923 Alabama
Schumacher Hugo, steward, r. 123 Eddy
Schumacher Ida Miss, bookkeeper James Hunter, r. 1223
Pierce
Schumacher Ida, widow, r. 542 McAllister
Schumacher J., laborer, r. 638 Commercial
Schmracher J. Henrj-, secretary Pac. Wooden Ware and
Cooperage Co., 126 Davis, rooms 3-4, r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher John, produce dealer, r. 15 Clement
Schumacher Lorenz, cook, r. 83 Stevenson rear
Schumacher Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher Louis, malster, r. SOI Grove
Schumacher Ludwig, expert accountant, 49 Masonic
Temi)Ie, r. 1223 Pierce
Schumacher Mary, widow, r. 323J Chestnut
Schumacher Marj-, domestic, 1846 Howard
Schumacher Matilda Miss, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Michael W., motomian, r. 222 Twenty- thint
Schumacher Pauline, r. 323i Che.-tnut
Schumacher Richard, cook, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Reinhard, teacher music, r. 2306 Fillmore
Schumacher Richard J., clerk, r. 44 Elgin Park Av
Schumacher Thomas M., general agent Freight Dep)t
Union Pacific System, 200 California, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Schumacher William, elevatorman, 212 Sansome, r. 869
Mission
Schumacher William H., vice-president C. Herrmann &
Co. (incorporated) r. 1814 Lyon
SAIN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
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SC»tlM.4«|l|EK A .lAXSSEN (Ernst A. Scliumucher
"^^ and John J. Janssen) proijrietors The Corner Billiard
-.-■fand Oyster Saloon, 1001 Valencia, Telephone Mission
14-2
t^ Schumacher. See Shoemaker and Schomaker
Schuman Alfred, cook Prescott House
Schuman Annie M. Miss, salesladv Mrs. S R. Hall r
108 Hi ley
Schunian Charles, capitalist, r. 321 Bush
Scliunian Chris, pressman, r. Alameda
Schuman Edward, lumberman, r. 428 .Shotwell
Schuman Edward F. L., waiter, r. 33tia Bush
Schuman Edwin, tanner, r. 11 Harrison Av
Schuman Henn-, clerk, r. 7 Heron
Schuman Henrj", seaman, r. 70 Clii)iJer
.Schuman Henry C. , r. 499 Devisadero
Schuman L., musician, r. 1022 Folsom
Schuman Max E., carpenter, 609 Octavia, r. 610a Octavia
.Schuman Sarah B., widow, r. 1728a Sutter
."^chuman William B., cigars and tobacco, 105 Powell, r.
1616 Steiner
Schumann Adolph, machinist, r. IIG Alabama
Schumann Adolph A., foreman S. F. Pioneer A'aniish
and Glycerine VVks, r. 1307 Vermont
Schumann Aiijcust H. , salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 822
Larkin
Schumann Catherine, widow, r. 6 Heron
Schumann Dudie Miss, hairdresser, r. 108 Kidley
Schumann H. D. , cariienter, r. 26 Bennington
.Schumann Louis J., buyer Frank B. Peterson & Co., r.
822 Larkin
Schumann Lucy, widow, r. 108 Ridley
Schumann Melissa Mrs., dressmaking, 1325 Ellis
Schumann Peter, coachman, r. 615 Ellis
Schumann Stella Miss, r. 108 Ridley
Schumann William H., real estate broker, 240 Montgom-
ery, r. 327 Jessie
Schuneman Albert, tailor, 1073* Market, r. San Leandro,
Cal.
Schunhoff Burhard H., with The M. Morgenthau Co., r.
1219 Guerrero
Schunk Peter, cellerman, r. 36 Merritt
Schunter Ferdinand, liquors, 516J Geary, r. 406 Williams
Schupbach William A., salesman S. P. Taylor Paper Co.,
r. 1605 San Carlos Av
Schupp Jacob, proprietor Arizona Hotel, 11-13 Clay
Schintpert Adam L., plumber, r. 616 Filbert
Schuppert August F., carpetlaj-er, r. 326b Eighteenth
Schupijert Charles T., r. 221 Waller
Sihui'pert Magdalena, widow, r. 616 Filbert
S.lmrhohn Henry, provisions, 1116.J Folsom, r. 38 Lang-
Schurch Albert, electrician, r. 618 Pine
Schurch Annie, widow, r. 618 Pine
Schurer William, porter, r. 122 Valparaiso
Schurer William Jr., porter, r. 122 Valparaiso
Schuri George, r. 627 Ellis
Schurmann Francis H., groceries, 2933 Geary
Schurr Emma C. Mrs., r. 1425 Mission
Scliurr William B., clerk, r. 1425 Mission
rido'
Schurra Joseph
SCHUSSEL CARLOS,
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luci-fhant. Importer anti exporter of Me-V
ican and Earipeau goods, oflice and r. 4
<'ard PI. Mexioan address Xo. .?5€allede
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SCHUSSLER BROTHERS ,t..,
and Henry) inanut'ai-tnrers and dealers
f'raiiie^, mirrors, ensravings and arllsts'
materials, i' 4;rant Av, Tactory 31'^ 3I«
<;rove
s. Im-ssler Frank, Imokkceper Schussler Bros., r. 541 Mc-
Allister
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
e22 2U^K.RKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order n. Sper-.plty
Fredericksburg Bottlio^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Schussler Frank, clerk Albert H. Murken, r. 701 O'Far-
rell
Schussler Frederick, lithograi>her, r. 326a Twelfth
Schussler George, assistant engineer Spring Vallev W.
W., r. 634 Twenty -first
Schussler Henry (Schussler Bros.) r. 541 McAllister
Schu-sler Hermann F. A., chief engineer Spring \allev
W. W.,r. 1905VanNess Av
Schussler J. & Co. (John Schussler and Jacob Goldman)
draymen, 107 Batterj'
Schussler John (J. Schussler & Co.) r. 541 McAllister
Schussler John C, hatter, r. 416 Francisco
Schussler M. & Co. (Michael Schussler and Frederick H.
Levy) wholesale jewelers, 104 Kearnv
Schussler Michael (M. Schussler & Co.) r.'SlO Turk
Schussler Toby (Schussler Bros.) r. 541 McAllister
tS" Schussler. See Schuessler
Schuster Arthur F., bookkeei)er Phoeiii.x Iron Wks, r.
148 Sixth
SCHUSTER BROTHERS ...u..
.Joseph .<«. and Clement .l.i .loitn I'artiss
manager, pinmbers and gasfttters, Im-
p«>rters Kirhmond stoves and ranges, and
manufacturers Mason's patent chimney,
:50U Sutter
Schuster Clement J. (Schuster Bros.) r. 2407 Howard
.St'HI'.STEK FRKKKKIt'K P., proprietor RaWroad
Brewery, 423-427 Valencia, r. 112 JuUan Av
Schuster Fritz, laborer r. 507 Mission
Schuster Henry W , baker, r. 234 J Church
Schuster James, r. Bay View
Schuster John (Schuster Bros.) r. 306 Sutter
Schuster Joseph F., salesman David Samuels, r. 123
Jackson
Schuster Joseph S. (Schuster Bros.) r. 211 Seventeenth
Schuster Louis P., salesman, r. 461 i Tehama
Schuster Milton, projjrietor Golden' Gate Tallow VVks, r.
934 Eighteenth Av South
Schuster William, actor, r. Royal House
Schuszler Frank, street sprinkler, r. 1830 Folsom
Schuszler Wilhehnina N., widow, r. 1830 Folsom
Schute Matthew, laborer, r. NW cor Indiana and Sierra
Schute Thomas, hostler, 564 Pennsylvania
Schutleworth ifenrj', bakerv, 1514 Na))a
Schutt Charles (Schutt & Krecker) r. 13 Shotwell
Schutt Henry (Schutt & Lohse and Lohse & Schutt) r.
1200 Pacific
Schutt John H., restaurant, r. 106 Douglass
Schutt John H. Jr., machinist, r. 106 Douglass
Schutt Lena, r. 433^ Linden Av
Schutt & Krecker (Charles Schutt and Charles Krecker)
contractors, 13 Shotwell
Schutt & Lohse (Henry Schutt and William Lohse)
groceries and liquors, 1200 Pacific
Schutte Augusta, widow, r. 613b Shotwell
Schutte Ewaldt F., entrv clerk Hoffman, Alexander &
Co.,r. 307 J Van Ness A v
Schutte Herman, porter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Schutte Herman H., .saldsman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
13 Dearborn
Schutte John A. , laundryman, r. 39 Merritt
Schutte John H. (Bennett & Schutte) r. 1137 Guerrero
Schutte Louis, salesman Justinian Caire, r. 416 O'Fan-ell
Schutte Rose Miss. r. 613 Shotwell
Schutte William, clerk H. C. Tonnemacher, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Valencia
g^ Schutte. See Schuette, Schutt and Shute
Schutten Jacob, bakery, 1(>02 Geary
Sch utter Henrj', diiver, r. 816 Treat Av
Schutter Henn', driver, r. 20 Lewis
Schutz Charles A., shipping clerk G. W. Clark J(c Co., r.
326 Kearny
Schutz Charles C, paper carrier, r. 214 Eighth
Schutz Ida Miss, r. 429 Franklin
Schutz Jacob, brewer, r. 2334 Greenwich
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Schutz John, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar School,
1417 Howard
Schutz Julius J., bookkeejier Haas Bros., r. Oakland
Schutz William L., bookkeeper, r. 1104 Market
Schutze Fredvrick, president Butler, Schutze Co., :
Market, r. 2307, Sutter
Schuur Henrj-, liquors, r. 9 Newell
Schuur JohD H. , liquors, 618 Lombard
Schuur Paul, teamster, r. 12 Fair Oaks
Schuur William J., steward, r. 8231 Post, rear
Schuur's Hall, San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
Schuyler Charles A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
land
Schuvler Paul, cook, r. 1813| Mason
'■iCULVLER THO.n.4S J., secretary James V.
man and Angels Quartz Mining Co., 31-32 Mills
Bld-r, 5th floor, r. 2S10 Washington
Schuyler William B., r. 1011 Mission
Schwab Andreas, watchman, r. 30 Richmond Av
Schwab Annette, widow, r. 149 Ridley
Schwab Edwin, clerk Morrison, Stratton & Foerster, r.
160 Perry
Schwab Frederick J., driver, r. 2658 Market
Schwab George, compositor, r. 1310 Howard
Schwab George, shoemaker, 118 Leidesdorff
Schwab Henry T., dri\er, r. 1333 California, rear
Schwab John F., clerk Emil Hapi)ersberger, r. 48 Sixth
Schwab Lizette, widow, r. 160 Perry
Schwab Magdelina, widow, r. 43 Jessie
Schwab Manfred J., clerk Stationerv Dept. S. P. Co., r.
160 Pem-
Sehwab Marcus, vice-i)re-:ident Royal Eagle Distilleries
Co., 112 Taylor, r. 429 Franklin
Schwab Marks Mrs. , widow, r. 425 Franklin
Schwab Martin, tailor, r. 21 Elgin Park
Schwab Paul J., clerk G. Leipnitz «: Co.. r. 17a Sixth
Schwab William A., baker, r. 2658 Market
Schwab William K., piano string maker, r. 949 Bryant
Sch wabacher Abraham (Schwabacher Bros.) and president
Stockton Milling Co., 112 Califoniia, r. 2100 Jackson
S('H>V.4B.4tHEK BROTHERS (Abraham, Louis
and Sigiuunil) commission merchants, 112 Cali-
fornia
Schwabacher Edgar, r. 2100 Jackson
Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher Bros.) and president
Fruto Land and Improvement Co., 212 Sansome, r.
1820 Clay
Schwabacher Louis A., clerk, r. 2100 Jackson
Schwabacher Ludwig, secretarv and neueral manager
Crown Paper Co. , 707 Front, r. 2110 California
Schwabacher Sigmund (Schwabacher Bros.) r. 1900 Jack-
Schwabe Charles, tinsmith, r. 1421 PoweU
Schwabe C(jnstantine, locksmith, r. 300.=ia Sixteenth
Schwabe John F. W., tailor, r. 1421 Powell
Schwabe Stella Miss, packer, r. 1421 Powell
Schwaercke Charles, bakery, 508 Hayes
Schwalbe Joseph, vice-president and treasurer Pacific
Jewelry Co., 408 Market, r. 1327 J Ellis
Schwalbe Paul, laborer, r. 5 Caroline
Schwalbe Sarah Mrs., millinery, 334 Sixth
Schwally Charles, clerk Anna Sturke, r. W s Mission
Road nr Five Mile House
Schwalm John G.,r. 410 Haight
Schwan Augusta Miss, teacher languages, r. 1512 How-
ard
Schwan Frank, harness, saddles, etc., 1019 Folsom
Schwan Jacob, biUcher Henry A. Thompson, r. Oak-
land
gS" Schwan. See Swan.
Schwaner Otto, watchmaker and jeweler, 1002^ Valen-
cia, r. 626 Twenty-second
Schwann Matthew, r. 1129 Laguna
Sch«-aorstat Bertha, domestic 541 McAllister
Schwark August, laborer, r. 5 Tay
Schwark Marj- Miss, machine operator, r. 1604 Mission
Schwark Delia Miss, dressmaking, 1604 Mission
Schwark William, liquors, 1600 Mission
Schwark William Jr., butcher, r. 1604 Mission
Sohwarke Charles, bakerj- and confectionery, 508 Hayc-
Sohwarke Frederick, confectioner, r. 772 Mission
Srhwarke William (Kuhls, Schwarke & Co.) r. 706^ Fell
Schwarting Dietrich, compositor, r. 1904 Mission
Schwarting Dietrich, asst nurse German Hospital
Schwarting Dora Mrs., midwife, 1904 Mission
Schwarting Emil, motorman, r. 762 San Jose Av
Schwarting Frederick, clerk, r. 3902 Powell
Schwarting Frederick Jr., carpenter, r. 1902 PoweU
Schwarting Henrj-, porter, r. 519 Sacramento
Schwarting Henrv J., pro)>rietor Mechanics' Lunch
House, 46 Spear, r. 1014 Pacific
Schwarting Lizzie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1014 Pacific
Schwartz Adolph, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
314 Kearny, r. 916 O'Farrell
Schwartz Adolph C, butcher, r. 57 Langton
Schwartz A. J., waiter simr Alameda
Schwartz Albert, butcher, 1919 Fillmore, r. 2129 Bush
Schwartz Albert, salesman Foster & Fonge, r. 50J Sutter
Schwartz Albert E., clerk Robert Harrison, r. 706 Lar-
kin
Schwartz Alexander, painter, r, 413 Golden Gate Av
Schwartz Alexander, pluuiber, r. 134 Fifth
Schwartz Alfred W., salesman Foster & Fonge, r. 507 i
Sutter
Schwartz August F., carriage trimmer, 1167 Howard, r.
706 Larkin
Schwartz B. & Co. ( Grange ville Kings Co.) general mer-
chandise, office 125 California
Schwartz Bamett, tailor, r. 307 Sixth
Schwartz Bernard (B. Schwartz & Co.) r. fi08 Hayes
Schwartz Blanche Miss, teacher Marshall Primary School
r. 1927 California
Schwartz Brothers (Isidor and James) liquors, 106
O'Farrell
.SCH^TARTZ BROTHERS (Isidor Schwartz) com-
mission merchants, 204 Front, rooms 11-12
Schwartz Charles G., pattenmiaker, r. 109 J Freelon
Schwartz Claus (Schwartz JS Meyer) and groceries and
liquors, 243 Eighteenth, r. 22054 Mission
Schwartz Conrad Mrs. , dairy ppxluce, 32 Califoniia Mar-
ket, r, 706 Larkin
Schwartz Diedrich, r. 639 Twenty-fourth
Schwartz Edward, cook, r. 1237 Stt>ckton
Schwartz Edward G., chief engineer V. S. Revenue Cut-
ter Bear
Schwartz Edward I., cash receiver O'Connor, Moffitt .t
Co., r. 419 Central Av
Schwartz Etta, domestic 508 Hyde
Schwartz Frederick V., blacksmith, r. 706 Larkin
Schwartz Harry, cashier Rehfisch Jt Co., r. 517i Page
Schwartz Ham-, druggist, r. 1124 Eddy
Schwartz Henry, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. Oakland
Schwartz Henry, collector, 26 Montgonierj-, r. 728 Fol-
som
Schwartz Henry, laborer, r. 12 Serpentine Av
Schwartz Henry, shoemaker, r. 1620 Sacramento
Schwartz Henrj- J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
419 Central Av
Schwartz Ida Mrs. , dressmaking, :W7 Sixth
Schwartz Isador (Schwartz Bros.) r. 710 McAllister
Schwartz Isador, tailor, 217 Gearj-
Schwartz Isador (Schwartz Bros.)r. 2260 Franklin
Schwartz Isidore, clerk Mitchell Schwartz, r. 1124 Eddy
Schwartz Jacob, projjrietor Turk Street Hotel, 22 Turk
Schwartz Jacob, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 192.
California
Schwartz James (Schwirtz Bros.) and propr elor The
Thalia, 1116 .Market, r. 235 Turk
Schwartz James, laborer, r. Alms House
Schwartz John, laborer Union Box Factory
Schwartz John, painter, r. 32 Powell Av
Schwartz John F., wood and coal, 1138 McAllister, and
groceries and liquors 1301 Valencia, r. 1303 Valencia
Schwartz Joseph, confectioner, r. 110 Sixth
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Schwartz L. Mrs., widow, r. 517J Page
Schwartz Lena, widow, furnished rooms, 106 Stockton
Schwartz Leonard N. , entn' cleric Schweitzer & Co. , r.
517a Page
Schwartz Levy, collector, r. 1620 Sacramento
Schwartz Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 2023 Pine
Schwartz Louis, secretary Harry Ankle cS: Co., 6 Mills
Bldtf, 5th floor, r. 1316 Octavia
Schwartz Marians, milknjan, r. 18 Albion Av
Schwartz Mark, butcher, r. 1620 Sacramento
Schwartz Martin, r. 338 Twelfth
Schwartz Martin, tailor, r. 21 Elgin Park Av
Schwartz Mary, widow, r. 632i Grove
Schwartz Meyer, tailor, r. 2023 Pine
Schwartz Minnie Miss, saleslady, r. 8 HoUis
Schwartz Mitchell, clothing. 10*4 Third, r. 1124 Eddy
Schwartz Moritz, r. 131 Grove
Schwartz Morris, r. 155 Grove
Schwartz Nathan, clerk Charles J. Schmelz, r. 1124 Eddy
Schwartz Nicholas J., molder, r. 810 Douglass
Schwartz Otto, shiprigger, r. 8b shotwell
Schwartz Peter, r. 1102 Indiana
Schwartz Philip, capitalist, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
Schwartz Rebecca, domestic 1733 Broadway
Schwartz Rhoda Mrs., dressmaking, 526J Geary
Schwartz Rudolph C, painter, r. 26 Turk
Schwartz S. & Co. (Samuel Schwartz) tailors, 55 Second
Schwartz Samuel (Easton & Schwartz) r. 310 Stockton
Schwartz Samuel (S. Schwartz & Co.) r. 55 Second
Schwartz Samuel, dry goods, 6 Twenty-fourth
Schwartz Samuel, clerk E. Frank & Sons, r. 235 Perry
Schwartz Samuel, laborer, r. 327i Langton
Schwartz Sanuiel, tailor, 519 Kea'rny, r. 2023 Pine
Schwartz Sigmund, tinsmith, r. 338 Twelfth
Schwartz Simon, tailor, 771 Mission
Schwartz Thomas J., caniagejiainter, r. 31 Lafayette
Schwartz William (Easton & Schwartz) r. 1224 Gearj-
Schwartz William, pressman William C. Browi. Co., r.
Alameda
Schwartz William, printer, r. 833 Bush
Schwartz & Co. (of Guatemala) office 204 Front, rooms
11-12
SCHWARTZ A MEVER(Claus Schwartz an 1 Albert
Meyer) proprietors Ensign Saloon, 1 Market
•y Schwartz. See Schwartze, Schwarze, Schwarz and
Swartz
Schwartze Emil (Emil Schwartze & Co.) r. 1423 Wash-
ington
Schwartze Emil & Co. (Emil Schwartze) manufacturing
jewelers, 331 Kearny
Schwartze G. Bruno, watchmaker, r. 1423 Washington
Schwartze Karl F. M., watchmaker, r. 1423 Washington
Schwartze K. Gustav, watchmaker, 524 Battery, r. 1423
Washington
Schwartze Thomas, hostler, r. 219 Mason
Schwarz Adolph, bartender, r. NE cor Baker and Jeffer-
son
Schwarz Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 207-209 Eddv
Schwarz Anton, plumber, r. 157 Eleventh
Schwarz Augustus, bartend r, r. 2^07 Mission
Schwarz Bendix, watchmaker, r. E s Texas nr Yolo
Schwarz Charles, liquors, NE cor Baker and Jefferson
Schwarz C'harles C, decorator, r. 310 Chestnut
Schwarz Frank A., plumber, r. 157 Eleventh
Schwarz Frank R. , brush nmf r, 1612 Polk
Schwarz George F., fish curer, r. 527 Chestnut
Schwarz Gustave (Schwarz & Beth) r. 2707 Mission
Schwarz Henry, engineer, r. 209 Eddy
Schwarz Henry G., clerk quartermasters dept. IT. S. A.,
r. 1406 Lyon
Schwarz Joseph, decorator, r. 310 Chestnut
SCHM'AKZ JOSEPH A., proprietor North Beach
Brewery, and liquors, NE cor Powell and Chestnut,
r. 306 Chestnut
Schwarz Julia H. Mrs., boarding, 6 Elwood
Schwarz William, printer, r. NE cor Baker and Jeffer-
F. W. WRIGHT
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
727 Market St. Telephone Main 5608
SEE PAGE 10
S4'Hn'ARZ A, BETH (Gusteve Schwarz and Adolph
H. Beth) proprietors Old Louvre, SW cor OTarrell
and Market
e^ Schwarz. See Schwartz and Schwarze
Schwarze Doretta Miss, operator Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 1914 Buchanan
Schwarze Frederick .1., vice-president C. D. Bunker &
Co. (incorporated) r. 1901 Polk
Schwarze Herman H., agent Napa Valley Nursery Co
301 Bush, r. 1525 San Carlos Av, Alameda
Schwarze Rosalie M., widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
SchwarzenbergJohr, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Schwarzenstein J., musician, r. 17 Moss
Schwarzkopf William A., representative Bippart * Co ,
126 Kearny, room 28, r. Oakland
Schwarzmann Christina, widow, r. 816J Valencia
Schwarzmann GusUv, bookkeeper A. Finke's widow, r
816i "Valencia
Schwarzschild Louis, vice-president The American Im-
port Co., 107 Sansome, r. 2015 Buchanan
Schwatka Augast C, president San Francisco Tjiio-
graphical Union, 606 Montgomery, rooms 15-16
Schwebs Charles C, sheetiron worker, r. 223 Perry
Schwebs Hermann, vamisher, r. 223 Perry
Schwebs Louis, carpenter, r. 223 Perry
Schwebs William, metal roofer, r. 223 Perry
Schweder Paul, bartender, r. 630 Sacramento
Schwedlhelnj George, teamster, r. 1.300 Turk
Schwedt August F. W. , groceries and liquors, SE cor
Buchanan and Fulton
Schwegman Joseph, tailor, r. 1622 Howard
Schweier Philip, carpenter, r. 8 Birch Av
Schweifler Mathias, barber, r. 9 Harlan PI
Schweiger Henry A., laborer, r. Ill Freelon
Schweiger Joseph brewer, r. 115 Eighth
Schweigert Ernst, real estate agent, r. 734 Montgomery
Schweigmann Julius, fisherman, r. E s Fremont ilr
Bryant
Schwei'kert Alber^, tailor, 846 Howard
Schweinberger Herman, salesman Hale Bros., r. 17 Polk
.Schweinehart John H., bartender, r. 7 Market
Schweinfurth Albert C, architect, 229 Crocker Bldg, r.
707 Chestnut
Schweinhard George W., collector, r. 104 J Twenty -fifth
Schweitzer Bernard (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 703 Leaven-
worth
Schweitzer Edward, molder, r. 614 Potrero Av
Schweitzer F. & Co. (Mrs. Fannie Schweitzer and Marcus
Newfield) fancy goods, 105 Taylor
Schweitzer Fannie Mrs. (F. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1315
Geary
Schweitzer Francis M., contractor, r. 114 Valley
Schweitzer Francis X,, driver, r. 614 Potrero Av
Schweitzer Frank M., clerk, r. 114 Valley
SCHWEITZER .1. A CO. (Jacob Schweitzer and
Isaac Levy) wholesale butchers, 519 Clay, Telephone
Main 3(iS
Schweitzer Jacob (J. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1117 Post
Schweitzer J. Byron, photogi-apher, r. 114 Valley
Schweitzer John, tjiilor, r. 11 Zoe, rear
Schweitzer Joseph (Glindemann & Schweitzer) r. 704
O'Farrell
Schweitzer Joseph (J. C Bauer & Co. and Schweitzer &
Bauer) r. 416 Chestnut
Schweitzer Louis, metal polisher, r. 614 Potrero
Schweitzer Martha, domestic 2109 Devisadero
Schweitzer Maurice (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1724 Bush
Schweitzer Max L., salesman F. Schweitzer & Co., r. 131'.
Geary
Schweitzer Mevine, bookkeeper J. Schweitzer & Co., r
1117 Post
Schweitzer Mej-er, r. 1520 Pacific
Schweitzer Monroe, clerk, r. 1117 Post
Schweitzer Otto, clerk Philip Scattiny, r. 1021 Aalencia
Schweitzer Sebastian, laborer, r. 614 Potrero
Schweitzer Simon, porter, r. 1520 Pacific
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.Scliweitzer William, bookkeeper J. C. Bauer & Co., r. 806
Lombard
Schweitzer i: Bauer (Joseph Schweitzer and Joseph C.
-Bauer) jiroprietors Empire Halt House, 418-424
Chestnut
SCHWEITZER A CO. (Be-nard and Maurice
Schweitzer and Joseph S. Silveruerg) importers and
jobbers fancy ?oods. 29-31 Battery, Telephone Main
1198
SS" Schweitzer. See Schwetzer, Sh%\itzer. Sweetser,
Swetzer and Switzer
Schweizer Frekerick, cook, r. 81.51 Hampshire
Schweninger Antone, cook, r. 327 Da.v
Schwender Christopher A., upholsterer, r. 603 Geary
Scliwender Louis D., liquors, 331 Fifth, r. 333 Fifth"
Schweuicke Otto F. , salesman Xordman Bros., r. 1310
Valencia
Schwer Aug^ist, machinist, r. 511 Fulton
Sctiwer Charles J. , barber, r. 1045 Slarket
Schwerdt Christ C. (Bonnan & Schwerdt) r. 639 Geary
Suliwerdt Jacob, proprietor Indiana Auction Co., 821-823
Mission, r. 1917 Ellis
Schwerdt Louis P., bookkeeper Indiana Auction Co., r.
1917 Ellis
Schwerdt Peter, shoemaker, 213 Eddy, r. 31 Beideman
Schwerdt Philip, draugfhtsman Adol'ph C. Lutgen.s, 125
Phelan BIdg, r. 1917 Ellis
Schwerdtfeger Otto, conductor, r. 1284 Stanyan
Scbwerin A., city agent Firemans Fund Insurance Co.,
405 California "
Schwann Adolph (H. Schwerin & Sons) r. 1532 Golden
Gate Av
.Schwerin Cliarles H., expressman, r. 487 Brannan
Schwerin Edward (Edward Schwerin & Sons) r. 314^
Twenty-fourth
S<;HfVERI.\ EDW.4.RD, irnrsen,-, specialty maiden
hair ferns, cor Schwerin and Walbridge Ays
Schwerin Edward Jr. (Edward Schwerin & Sons) r. 1132^
Twenty-second
SCHWERIN EtjWARD & SONS
(EtiMard, Edward: . I r. and 4.n<iUivi nianu-
farturer.s white labor cifjais, 4> Market
Schwerin Gustav (Edward SchAyerin A: Sons) r. 1132J
Twenty-second
.SCHWERIN H. A- SO>.S CHenn-, Theodore C. and
Adolph) dairy cor Schwerin and Walbridge Avs,
and restaurant 546 Claj-
Scliwerin Henry (H. Schwerin & Sons) r. cor Schwerin
and Walbridge Ays
Schwerin Henrj- W., carijenter, r. 900 Vallejo
Schwerin Henrj' W., cigar packer, r. 1211 Guerrero
Schwerin John (Tietjen & Schwerin) r. 622 Green
!>>CIIWERI.\ R. P.. manager Purchase and Supplies
Department Southern Pacific Company and vice-
president and genei-al manager Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Company, room 74, General Offices Southern
PaciSc Company, 4 Montgomery, r. 1111 Pine
Schwjrin Theodore C. (H. Schwerin & Sons) r. cor
Schwerin and Walbridge Ays
■•■ William E., r. 2720 Mission
487
Schw
S.-hweriii William H., clerk Famsworth & Collins.
Brannan
.Schwesin,'er Hennann G., correspondent J. Gundlach &
Co., r. Berkeley
Sfetowetscher John.clerk Carsten J. Kink, r. 314 Oak
B^ Schwetzer. See Swetzer
Schweyer Louis, butcher, r. 2209 Jackson
Sch^-iebert William H., bartender, r. 440^ Sixth
Schwiem Henry (Schwiem & Zander) r. 644 Sacramento
Schwiem &. Zander (Henrj- Schwiem and Charles Zander)
liquors, 649 Clay
Schwilk Frederick L., carpenter, r. 737 Shotwell
Schwilling Charles, upholsterer, r. 156 Clara, rear
Schwimer Leon, tailor, r. 16| Harriet
Schwinderianf Conrad, blacksmith, r. 1112 Folsom
Schwinn Adolph,
teenth
Schwinn Jacob, butcher, 1139 Pacific
Schwitert Paul, bartender, r. 334 Bush
Schwitter John, cabinet maker, r. 14 West Mission
Schwormstede Brothers (Charles and John) liquors, 318
Brannan
Schwonnst«de Charles (Schwormstede Bros.) r. 318
Brannan
Schwormstede John (Schwormstede Bros.) r. 318 Bran-
nan
Schwerze Herman H., agent Napa Valley Xursery Co.,
301 Bush, r. 131 Vicksburg
Schj-meinsky Michael, boots and shoes, 108 Se\enth
Schymeisher Chris, porter, German Ho«pital
Sciabbla Salyatore, shoemaker, r. 1414 Pacific
Sciacaluga Frank, master mariner, r. 225 Chestnut
Sciallero Eugene E., salesman L. V. Merle, r. 413 Green
Sciaponi Lorenzo, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Sciaponi Nicola, laborer, r. 9 Pollard PI
Sciaroni Charles, liquors, 621 Broadway, r. 1213 Kearny
Sciaroni Giovanni, scavenger, r. 9 Soncira
Sciaroni Giuseppe, vegetables, r. 9 Sonora
Sciaroni Rinaldo, clerk Cal. Wine Assn, r. 1213 Kearny
SCOBIE JA.UE.S, mason contractor, 9 Ninth, r. 900
Fell
Scobie John, teamster, r. 324 Langton
SCODELETTI EPA.WI.\0.\DA, secretarj- Consul-
general Italy, 506 Batteri,-, rooms 1-2, r. 1002 Lom-
bard
Scofield Albert, coachman, 2131 Howard
Scoficld Demetrius G., ^^ce-president Pac. Coast Oil Co.,
13 Pine, room 1, r. Alameda
t^ Scofield See Schotield
Scoal Rocco, clerk Manuel Lango, r. 413 Broadway
Scolet Jeanett«, widow, midwife, r. 531 Fili>ert
Scollay William A., demonstrator, 64 Third, r. 148 Sixth
8^" Scollay. See Scully
ScoUin Francis P., shoemaker, r. 54 Thirteenth
Scooffy Martha J., widow, r. 1517 Taylor
Scoofify L onidas, clerk, r. 1517 Taylor
Scorcht Herman, laborer, r. Seventh Av South nr. K
Score Delia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Score James, shoemaker, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Scorgie William, 1st officer schr Magnolia
Scorpion Milling Co. (Virginia, Nev.) George Spinney
secretarj-, 310 Pine, room 28
Scotchbum Robert G., paint grinder, r. 2462 Polk
Scotchler Joseph L., real estate broker, 18 Crocker Bldg.,
r. Berkeley
SCOTI.4 DAIR¥ THE, Harvey & Johnson proprie-
tors, 2614 Mission
Scott Abel F., master mariner, r. 308 Leavenworth
Scott A. G., peddler, r. Alms House
Scott Albert W. (Scot" & McCord) r. 305 Buchanan
Scott Albert W. Jr., with Scott & McCord, jiier 21 Steu-
art, r. 1108 Fed
Scott Alfred gardener, r. 31 J Thirteenth
Scott Alfred J., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Scott Allen E., physician and surgeon, office and r. 213b
Valencia
Scott A. Ma^nard, teamster, r. 1430 Twentieth
Scott Amy, widow, r. 434 Jessie
Scott Anna M., widow, r. 1115 Post
Scott Barton W. , proprietor Scott Spring Motor Co., r.
229 Franklin
Scott Belle Miss, principal Lester Morris Memorial Free
Kindergarten, r. 2418 Pine
Scott Bernard H., grlpman Cal. St. Ry., r. 1109a Leaven-
worth
SCOTT BLAIR T., secretary and manager Califor-
nia Burial Co. , 215 Sansome, room 6, r. 299 Hyde
Scott Caleb C, r. 2532 McAllister
Scott Caroline, widow, r. 1330 Stockton
Scott Catherine, widow, r. 545 Franklin
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SCOTT CATHERINE V. C. Mrs. Iv-t d^Sdjrpassed la^er Beer
^XOHENGRIN^^
I><iy<«iciaii, Hour- II A. n. to 3 1>. H. and
: to 7.30 I*. M.. SuiKlars « A. >I. and 7
F. ill., ottice and r. <'j; <ieary. Telephone
Kast 480
Scott C. G. Mrs., r. 1840 California
Scott Charles cashier, Maurice E. Mayer, r. 1002 Geary
Scott Charles, iiriiiter, r. 310a Lily Av
Scott Charles, salesman, r. 509 Stockton
Scott Charles A. clerk Stevenson & Co. , r. Berkeley
Scott Charles C, clerk Martin & Co., r. 631 Larkiii
Scott Charles H. , bo(jtblack stnir Piedmont, r. Oakland
Scott Charles O., spscial agent Ins. Co. of North Amer-
ica, r. 'ine derkshire
Scott Chester C. , restaurant 1103 Sutter
Scott Clarence, student, r. 507 Harrison
Scott Clarence S., r. 522i Hayes
Scott Clifford W., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Farjfo &
Co., r. 0.ikland
Scott David, deckhand stmr Alameda
Scott David L.. soaps, r. 22J Shotwell
Scott Denton C, r. 1037 Mission
SCOTT EBENEZEK, secretary Union Pre.ssed Brick
and Terra Cot'a Co., r. San Rafael
Scott Edward, harness cleaner, r. 107 Taylor
Scott Edward, machinist, r. 102s Pacific *
.Siiitt Edward F., machinist, r. 912 Jackson
S.N itt Edwin J. , c.ibinetmaker, r. 34 Thirteenth
.srutt Edwin .J , painter, r. 1124 York
.s.ott Edwin \V., blacksmith, r. 117 Franklin
Sv»tt E. E. Mrs., r. 83 Everett
S.ott Elizabeth M., widow, r. 517 Guerrero
.s.ntt Emerson \V. (E. W. Scott & Co.) r. 1743 Frankliu
SiDtt Emma, widow, furnished rooms, 430 Geary
.Sciitt Esther, lodg^ings, 113 Eddy
Scott Eug-ene A. , car repairer, r. 358 Eleventh
Scott E. W. & Co. (Emerson W. Scott) vineyardists,
Santa Clara Co., 30 Merchants Exchange Blidjf
Scott Faimie E. Miss, dental student, r. 144 East Nine-
teenth
Sc->tt Frank, stationery, 30 Ellis, r. 1333 Sanchez
Scott Frank, glassblower, r 627 Third
Sci itt Frank D. , merchant, r. 807 Golden Gate Av ■ m .
Scott Frank H., clerk Scott & McCord, r. 305 Buchanan
Scitt Frank M., drai)er, r. 217 Franklin
S.-. itt Fre lerick, bartender, r. 4.59 Minna
Scntt Gamaliel, proofreader, r. 708 Montgomei-y
Sciitt George, engineer stmr Ukiah, r. San Rafael
.Sc.itt George, laborer, r. SVV cor Steiner and Waller
Scott George, messenger, r. 62 U Minna
St-ott George, jiorter, r. 9 Moss
Scoit George B., clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. 417 Nine-
teenth
Scott George F. , master mariner, r. 121 Fillmore
Scott George F. Jr., marine engineer, r. 121 Fillmore
.Scott George H., blacksmith, r. 2024 Mission
S-ott George W., asst shipping clerk Union Iron Wks,
r. 423| Mississippi
Scijtt George W., foreman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48
Eighth
Scott George W., oculist, office and r. IIO.J Turk
.St'OTT VEOKUE W., president Sisson, Crocker &
(k>. (incorporatad) and president of Bank of Sisson
Crocker & Co., 322 Pine, r. 1816 San Carlos Av, Ala-
meda
Scott George W. Mrs., oculist, office and r. llOi Turk
s.ott Glen Mrs., saleslady Burdick Bros. Co., r. 11
Marye Terrace
s ..tt Grace Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
S.-.itt Grantield H., waiter, r. 750 Howard
Scitt Harry, clerk, r. G21i Minna
Scott Harry A., seaman, f. 315 Golden G^te Av
Scott Harry S., salesman, r. 521 Eddy
Sett Hattie B. Miss, r. 217 Franklin
S.-..tt Helen E., widow, r. 522J Hayes
s .>tt Henry, sign painter, 9 Eighth
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
ClflCflGO BREWERY, PINE ST., S. F.
Scott Henry H. (Henry H. Scott & Son) r. 3212 Wash-
ington
SCOTT HEXRY M., president and treasurer Union
Iron Works, NE cor Mission and First, r. SW cor
Cla\- and Laguna
Scott Hcnrv H. Jr. (Henry H. Scott & Son) r. 3212
Washinirton
SCOTT HENRY H. & SON <»,.,„
il. and Henry H. Jr.) wood and coal, A'il
Calirornla
Scott Hessie M. K., dressmaking, 1309 Polk
Scott Horace v., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1216
Washington
SCOTT IKVING M., vice-president and genera!
maniger Union Iron W'orks, NE cor Mission and
First, r. 507 Harrison
.SCOTT IRVINU n. Jr., with Union Iron Works, r.
546 Indiana
Scott Isabella Miss, millinery, 3005 Sixteenth
Scott Isabella C, widow, r. 217 Franklin
Scott .1. , carpenter, r. 643 Post
Scott J. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Moss
Scott James, r. 2321 Bush
Scott James, carjienter, r. 616 Jessie
Scott James, clerk, r. 817 Mission
Scott James, expressman, SW cor Polk and Fern Av, r.
1419 Laguna
Scott James, foreman F. M. Chapman & Co., r. 208
Bush
Scott James, general merchandise broker, 405 Front, r.
424 Ellis
Scott James, salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Scott James C, sailmaker, r. 512 Clipper
Scott James M., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 1614
Bush
Scott James M., compositor, r. 826 J Pacific
SCOTT JAMUS >'., manager Plymouth Rock Office
Cleaning Co., 225^ Post •
Scott James W., gas fitter, r. 418 Grove
Scott Jed M. (Scott & Gilbert) r. Sacramento
Scott Jesse, longshoreman, r. 28 Hawthorne
Scott John, assayer, r. 734 Montgomery
Scott John, attorney at law, r. 427 Sutler
Scott John, carpenter S. P. Co.
Scott John, contractor, r. 808 Lyon
Scott John, steam fitter, r. 1213 Union
Scott John, tailor, r. 606 Powell
Scott John, third officer stmr Australia, r. 118J Wash-
ington
Scott John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 5 Mint Av
.Scott John A., painter, r. 1213 Union
Scott John A., second vice-president Miller SIoss& .Scott,
18-22 Fremont
Scott John B., porter, r. 266 Jessie
Scott John D., contractor, r. 420 Sanchez
Scott John D., r. 217 Franklin
Scott John H., marble cutter, r. 461. J Bryant
Scott John J., carpenter, r. 620 Jones
Scott John S. , marine engineer, r. 163 Perrv
SCOTT JOHN T., general superintendent Union Iron
Works, r. i:9.i Pine
Scott Joseph E. Rev., r. 727 Geary
Scott Joseph H. , i)ainter, r. 521 Eddv
Scott Joseph L. , waiter, r. 119 Fifth "
Soott Joseph P., r. 1734 Devisadero
Scott Joseph W., salesman J. C, Johnson & Co., r. 521
E)dy
Scott Josephine M. Miss, teacher W^ashington Grammar
School, r. 1112 Clay
Scott Julia, widow, r. 625 Natoma
Scott J. William, engineer, r. 121 Sixteenth
Scott Lizzie, widow, bakery, 2337 Bush
Scott Lizzie Mrs., r. 621i Minna
Scott Louis, barber, r. 116 Eddy
Scott Lowndes A., with Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 437 t)ak-
land Av, Oakland
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Scott Lulu, saleslady Sanborn, ^'ail & Co., r. 621| Minna
Scott Maggie E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 434 .Jessie
Scott Margaret A., widow, r. 2418 Pine
Scott JIartin E., barber, r. 463 .Jessie
Scott Mary, domestic 1101 Green
Scott Marv. widow, r. 2.515 California
!»COTT .MEMORIAL FREE KI^DER<iiARTE\,
Miss Gertie A. Thompson principal, 1816 Tnion
Scott Michael J., carjwnter, r. E s Twenty-fourth Av nr
^m Point Lobos Av
Scott ()cta%ia Mrs., milliner, r. 1842 Howard
Scott Orchard G., bookkeeper Sheridan Harding, r. :iO!i
I fjlidley
Scott Patrick M., accountant, r. 2r)'2.S California
Scott Paul E.Mrs., widow, r. 1919 Pierce
Scott Peter, student, r. 1213 Union
Scott R. & Co. (Robert Scott and Osear Moses) boots and
shoes, 1344 Market
Scott Rebecca, widow, furnished rooms, 402 Stockton
Scott Robert (R. Scott & Co. \ r. Oakland
Scott Robert, engineer P. M. SS. Co , r. Oakland
Scott Robert, engineer Thomson Bridge Co., r. Oakland
Scott Robert, machinist Kisdon 1. and L. Wks, r. Ber-
ipi keley
Scott Robert, salesman Murphy, Grant iV Co., r. 513 Oc-
Ift, tavia
Scott Robert, teamster, r. Ninth Av nr Point Lobos A\
Scott Robert Mrs., dressmaking', .513 Octavia
Scott Robert B., machinist, r. 234 Iowa
Scott Robert B., special agent Connecticut Mutual Life
V Ins. Co., r. 21 Van Xess Av
Scott Robert C, clerk Tax Collector's OfHce, r. 1112 Clcy
Scott Robert E., patrolmon Underwriters' Fir e Patrol 2
r. 103 Leavenworth
Scott Rosa, widow, r. 912 Mason
Scott Rosa, widow, r. 1028 Pacific
Scott Royal C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 102i) Miss.son
Scott Samuel H., attorney at law, r. 11 Taylor
Scott Shailer M. , salesman Neville & Co., r. 417 Nine-
teenth
Scott Sprin:; Motijr Co. (Matthew . I. Ferguson and Bar-
ton VV. Scott) propr etors, 14 Sansome
Scott Susie Mrs., milliner, r. 507J Lyon
Scott Thomas, manager, r, 605 Post
Scott ITiomas, marble cutter, r. 1213 Union
Scott Thomas .Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1213 Uni^Mi
Scott Thomas \V., bond clerk Custom House, r. 355 Ta\-
lor
Scott Tod R., law student W. B. Bosley, r. 3262 Wash-
ington
Scott Walter, clerk, r. 9 Moss
Scott Walter, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 10 Kidlev
Scott Walter A. (Scott & Baniian) r. 2532 McAllister
Scott Walter A., clerk Dunham, Carrigau & Havden Co.,
r. 521 Eddy
Scott Walter B., clerk, r. 324 Jone^
Sc-ott Walter D., chief engineer stmr Bay City, r. 2231
Gearv
Scott Walter H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1117
Leavenworth
Scott Walter K., dentist, 231 Post, r. Alameda
Scott Walter L., patternmaker, r. 1734 De\isadero
Scott W. B., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co., r.
1626 O'FaiTell
Scott William, laborer, r. SE cor Utih and Twentv-fifth
Scott William, nurse, r. 1309 Polk
Scott William, steamfitter, r. 1213 Union
Scott William A., printer, r. 550 Mission
St'OTT M'lLLIA.M A.XDERSOX, insurance, 322
Pine, r. San Rafael
Scott William H., bootblack, r. 2 Ewer PI
Scott William J., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 429 Harrison
Scott William L., clerk Ticket Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 816 Sutter
Scott William M., horseman, r. 507i Lvon
Scott WiUiam S., attorney at law, 62-53 Supreme Court
Jed M.Scott and
.Scott William W., jiorler, r. -231 Valley
Soiitt Wilson l>., ]>oliceinan, r. 1029 Mission
SCOTT W l.> FIELD (W(X)d & .Scott) and president R.
M. \V<iiid Cii., and secretarv California State Protec-
tive .\ssociatioii and secretarv Board of State Viti-
lultural Commissioners, r. 1630 Fell
Si-ott Wisner (;., mining, r. 225| Ridley
SCOTT X BANNAN (waiter a. Stolt
and Lewis B»aiia 11 > agents Bar Lock Type-
writer. Edison Miincosrapli and dealers
Mritine inacliiiies and snitplies, :i'jl Mont-
gomery
SCOTT i GILBERT
Jobn B. t.ilberl I uiauutactoring chemists,
flavoring extracts, spices, drag.s and
aerated beverages. 300-303 Davis cor Clay
.S40TT A OREE.VBERG (Henn- H. .Scott and Abr,.-
ham Greenber- < w 1 ;,ii.l .oal, 140o Ellis
SCOTT 4 MCCORD A.bert>V.Scott
aud John Mi lord) couiuiission and deal-
ers in hay and grain, ollice Tier 'it Sten-
art. Telephone .Main 101. main ware-
liouses Pier 'il Stenart, •il-'J3-'i.'> East,
branch viarehouse Filth Av opp Bay
District Race Track storage warelioases
44S.151 Berry, 441-4.il Channel
.Scotteii Francis E., traveling salesman, r. 2033 Tailor
.Scotten Lewis A., clerk, r. 203:^ Taylor
Scotten Mary E., widow, r. 2033 Taylor
Scottish Hall Association, 111 Larkin
Scottish Halls, 105-111 Larkin
Sc<ittisb Milling Co., I'homas F. Craig proiirietjjr, 909d
Kol-,,ui
SCOTTISH I.MO.N AXD KATIO.N'AL IX.SFR-
ANCE <'0. (of Edinburgh) W. .J. Callingham gen-
eral agent, 420 California, Manheim, Dibbem & Co.
agents city and county of San Francisco, 217 San-
some
Scfitto Gennaro, porter, r 520 Davis
Scouler Benjamin, clerk Williamf-Marvin Co., r. San
Rafael
Scouler Edwin, oi.ticiun Hirsch, Kahn & Co., r. 830
Vallejo
Scouler James, photographing apparatus manfr.,
r. 830 Vallejo
.Scouler James R., millhand, r. 319 Nineteenth
.Scouler Rfibert, shademaker, r. 830 Vallejo
.Scovern Harris G., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen iV Lebeii-
bauni, r. 624 Ellis
Scovern Stanlev G., collector W. & J. Sloane i Co., r.
624 Ellis
SCOVILLE JOH.N' J.4V, secretary Veterans Home
Association, 320 Sansome, room 13, r. 222:! Pacific
Av
Scow Christian J., vamisher, r. 314 Oak
Scow Nelson, seaman, r. 432J Tehama
Scow William C. •!., cirriage painter, r. 314 Oak
Scranton Henrj- P., with Sanborn, Vail « Co., r. ttak-
land
SCRIB\ER'S CII.4KLCS SOMS (New York) James
A. Ferine manager, 511 California, rooms 32-33
.Scribner Herbert I)., electrician, r. 1917 Polk
Scribner T. Montgonien', clerk Western Meat Co., r.
522 Polk
.Scriffin Johanna, widow, r. 435.i Ringold
Scrimin Joseph M., r. 620 Sacramentti
.Scriven Richard, miner, r. 547 Mission
Scriven Thomas (MiBTihv & Scriven) r. 704 (Jctavia
SCRIVEXER ARTHFR. manager London and San
Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California and
Leidesdorff, r. Pacific Union Club
Scrivener James, conductor, r. 18 Masonic Av
Scrivner John J. (Sc iviier & Schell) r. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL mDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MOHTGOMERK STREET. Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
PHOrOGRAPHIGI™
SCR
RELOADING
339
T. P. ANBRCVS
Montgomery St.
109
SEA
St'RIVKEK A SCSHGLL (John J. Surivaer and
George W. Schell) attorneys at law, 14 Sansome,
Scrujfgs Sarah W. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r. 1030
Valencia
Scudder Charles L., r. 458 Eijfhteenth
Scudder John Jr., clerk Local Freight Office S. H. Co., r.
.\Ianieda
Scudder William T., carrier Post Office, r. 1920 I'nion
Scudclari Marco, laborer, r. 416 Pacific
Scull Charles, carpenter, r. 559a Minna
Scullin Daniel, shoemaker, r. 824 Florida
Scullin John, machinist, r. 118 Sixteenth
•Scullion Patrick, groceries and liquors, lli) Shiple.v
Scully Daniel, glovemaker, r. 2658 Market
Scully Daniel V., teamster, r. 8 Gough
Stull\- Dennis, teamster, r. 209^ Stevenson
Siully F. Peter, canMer Call, r. 327 Tenth
Scully Harry J., pluniher, r. 3-^7 Tenth
Scully Jeremiah A., groceries and li(iuurs, r. 1313 San-
some
Scully John, clerk, r. 715 Octavia
Scully John, elevatorman, r. 623 Howard
Scully John, hostler, r. 2691 Stevenson
Sc ilh John, longshoreman, r. 327 Tenth
Scully John, ijorter, r. 1042 Turk
Slu11,\- John, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Scully John Jr., clerk, r. 715 Octavia
ScuH'v John F., machinist, r. 1807 Howard
Sovuly John P., butcher, 325 McAllister, r. 400 Polk
Scully Joseph, clerk John E. Paulson, r. 269J Stevenson
Scully Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 719 Bush
Scully Mary E. Miss, tailoress, r. 327 Tenth
Scully Nellie, domestic 2602 California
Scully Patrick J. , laborer, r. 441 Ivy Av
Scully Peter A. (Scullv & Son) and Sujiervisor 2d Ward,
r. 1128 Green
Scullv Thomas, laborer, r. 749 Howard
S(ull.\ Thoma* E. (Scully & Son) r. 1128 Green
Scullv Timothy, stableman, r. 11 Carlos PI
St'ILlY «*! SON (Peter A. and Thomas E.) wholesale
liquors, 420 Sacramento
gS- Scully. See Scollay
Scupham John R., resident director The Silver King-
Mining Co., 191-192 Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Scurlock John P., salesman John A. Roebling's Sons
Co. and West Coast Wire and Iron Wks, r. 1805
Scott
Scurlock William D., manager Circulation Dept S. F.
News Letter, r. 1514 Jones
Sea Chalet, Ocean Beach nr Cliff House
Sea Insurance Co. The (limited, of Liverpool) Meyer Wil-
son & Cj. agents, 210 Battery
Sea Wall Hotel, James Kirwin proprietor, 110 Bay
Sea Wall U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edward G. Zeile
proprietor, NW C(^r Sansome and Lombard
Sea Wall U. S. Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Grpenwich
and Battery
Sea William, builder, r. 2122 Broderick
Seaberg Andrew, master schr President, r. S s Sadowa
bet Plymouth and Capitol, Ocean View
Seaberg Edward, seaman, r. 6 Union
Seaberg Edward A., seaman, r. 606 Linden Av
Seaberg Louis, can dept Holbroik, Merrill & Stetson, i.
332 Main
Seaberg Victor, driver, r. 814 Octavia
Seabeit Frank A. (Hillers & Seabert), r. 11 Fair A\
Seabold Alfred, musician, r. 314 Twenty-fourth
8^ Seabold. See Seibold and Siebold
Scabriifht William T., laborer, r. 504 Napa
SEABURG CHARLES F., c.„..
auci iiiirvejor. 'iOS Ilytle
Seaburg Pierre (!., traveling salesman, r. 208 Hyde
Seaburv Forrest, scenic artist, r. 917 Larkin
Seabury Thomas H.. clerk, r. 212 Powell
Seachrist George, shoemaker, r. 1807 Ellis
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3! IK HYDE ST., between
Eddy and Ellis. Office Hours lo to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DNITED STflTES BBEWEBY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEEP
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Seager Albert L., foreman Ruffino & Bianchi, r. Oak-
land
Seager Harold L., dentist, 536b Valencia
Seager J. Herbert, dental student, r. 536b Valencia
B^ Seager. See Seeger, Seiger and Sieger
Seagrave Edward F., clerk Post Office, r. 118 Buena
Vista
Seagrave John C, hatter, r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Seagrave William, teamster, r. 118 Buena Vista
Seahrel Allen, miller, r. .54 First
Seal John P., laborer, r. 45a Federal
SEAL KOCK COFFEE AI^D SPICE HULLS,
Henry Grand Jean proprietor, 823 Montgomery
SE.4L KOCK HOUSE, Henry Doscher proprietor.
Ocean Beach nr P. and O. RR. Station
Seal Sarah Mrs,, r. 110 McAllister
Scale Fannie Miss, r. 1513 Broadway
Sealund Enoch, deckhand stmr El Capitan
Sealy Richard, manager liquor dept Goldberg. Bowen A:
Lebenbaum, r. Alameda
Seanmn Charles, r. E s Baker nr Jefferson
Seaman Edward M., clerk Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court, r. 2217 Steiner
Seaman Frank, operator, Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r.
934 Bush
Seaman George M., proprietor The Elllngsworth Res-
taurant, r. 518 Geary
Seaman George W., master mariner, r. 432b Twenty
third
Seaman James H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 2819
Mission
Seaman Louis, fisherman, r. E s Baker nr Jefferson
Seaman William, cook, r. 229 East
Seaman William F. , r. 615 Taylor
H^ Seanian. See Sceman
Seamann Gustave, salesman The Hub, r. 702i Bush
Seaman Robert H., upholsterer, r. 523i Geary
Seamens' Institute, Rev. Jameg Fell chaplain, 33 Steuart
Seamless Rubber Co. (New Haven, Conn.) Henry Doyle
& Co. agents, 517-519 Market
Seamon Frank J., butch -r, r. 803 Harrison
Seamond L. Mrs. widow, r. 929a Sutter
SEARRY WILLIAM M., a.......
I>ean Call oinia 4 Ollt-Ke 01 Fharinac}-,
and manurarturer of bospital bed pans,
agent for Enu<» Sander.s's Uarrod Spa
Litlila Water, and Fraser's tablets and
triturates, 400 Sntter, Teleplutne .Main
:{5(i, r. 60.> O'Farrell
Searchlight Bureau The, C. S. Young general manager
— a bureau of general information, 18 Crocker Bldg
Searchlight Publishing Co. The, publishers The Search-
light (monthly) 18 Crocker Bldg
SEAKCHLIVUT THE, (monthly) published by Sarah
•M. Thrasher, 18 Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main
1267
Searell Allen, miller, r. 54 First
Searen Edward, r. 31 4 J Twenty-fourth
Searev Thomas (Searev & Durand) r. 710 Ninth
SE.4RE1' A DURA^I* (Thomas Searey and Alfred
Durand) furniture, 1427 Mission
Searight Beath P. , salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 2305
Scott
Searing Acie B., teamster, r. 1222 Folsom
Searing Matthew G., boxniaker, r. 1404 J Folsom
B^" Searing. See Siering
Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, room
19, r. San Leandro, Cal.
Searle Charles (Searle & Holt) r. 1918 Baker
Searle Edward, bakery, 223 Sixth, r. 221 Sixth
Searle Francis, cook r. 417 Kearny
Searle George (Searle & McClinton) and secretarj- Crystal
Salt Co. , 303 California, r. Alameda
Searle Richard, proprietor Harrison Street Planing Mill,
SW cor Fourteenth and Harrison
STO:S^ES
KND KITCHEN S\JF>F=I-IES at
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
M. B. CHHPMHN
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few
Selected Vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'8
FINE BORDEAUX and SAUTERNES.
SEA
1340
SED
SUN
FIRE AND MARINE
428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Searle Robert R., master stmr Citv of Pekinjf, r. Palace
Hotel
Seaiie William, stonecutter, r. 50 Sonth Park
SEAKIE«Jt HOLT (Charles Searle and Charles E.
Holt) proprietors Golden Gate Warehouse, 41-49
First
Searle & McClinton (George Searle and Myron G. Mc-
Clinton) jirinters, 425 Montgonierj-
SS" Searle. See Sarle
Searles Edward, carpenter, r. 35 Cherubusco Av
SearJes James, bookkeeper, r. 818 Filbert
SEARLES JOHN W., president San Bernardino
Borax Mining Co., 106 LeidesdorfiF, room 17, r. Mo-
jave, Cal.
SEARLES NILES, Commissioner Supreme Court of
r'alifornia, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Searles William A. Jr., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
6 Hollis
Searls Holland, r. 23 Hill
Searrell Allan, miller, r. 54 First
Sears G. C. P., laborer, r. 1006 Pine
SE.VRS HE\R¥, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Sears John, longshoreman, r. 17 Tehama
Sears Mamie Miss, shoefitter, r. 17 Tehama
Sears Miohael G. ^ears & Foley) r. 34 Ford
Sears William M., liquors, 311 Grant Av, r. 332 Nine-
teenth
Sears A: Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy Foley)
liquors, NW cor Washington and East
Seary John J., president Marine Engineers' Association,
9 Mission, r. Oakland
Seasbottle Alexander, painter, r. 1201 Howard
Seastream Alexander, seaman, r. 739 Fourth
Seaside Gardens, E s Baker bet Jefferson and Beach
SEATO.V D. M., attorney at law, .504 Kearny, r. G14
Capp
Seaton Ethel M., clerk, r. 312 Third
Seaton George M., with .Etna Ins Co., 514 California, r.
East Oakland
Seaton Hiram J., compositor, r. 6J Dearborn PI
Seat<in y. S. (SeaUm & Hove) 64(5 Market, r. Minneapo-
lis, Minn
Seaton Lew M., special agent Firemans Fund Ins Co., r.
Los Angeles, Cal
Seatnii M:itthew S., liquors, SE cor Kentucky and First
A\ S.uth
^>fatoii Thomas J., seaman, r. 513 Second
Seat, ,11 \V. H., r. 2714 Bush
.Seaton Willard S., r. 1122 Jackson
Seaton William H., dyeing and cleaning, 312 Third
Seaton & Hove (H. S. Seaton and R. P. Hove) real es-
tate (i4(i Market
Seattle House, Mrs. Nannie Morgan proprietor, lOOi
Third
Seaver Genrije H., currier, r. 417 Keaniv
SEAVEK >VILLEA.U A., manufacturers' agent, 517
51S1 Market, Telephone Main 506, r. 1317 Alice, Oak-
land
Seaver William H., manager bicycle department Win-
chester Repeating Anns Co., 418-420 Market, r. Oak-
land
Seavey Edgar C. (Seavey's imported millinery jiattern
hats) r. 1317 Devi^adero
Sea\ey Fred H., hostler, 2615 Mission
Seavey Otis L., driver, r. 519 O'Farrell
Seavey Thomas (Seavey & Durand) r. 110 Ninth
tsr Seavey. See Sevey
CC A UCY'C *"»>"*•■*♦'«* Hilllinepy pattern
OLHWLl O hat.s, 1383 Market
heavier I'r.uik, inspector Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,r. 516 Ellis
Se\ ier H. Jlarj , widow, dressmaking, 516 Ellis
Seawell Bullitt, collector Elf viug & Sea well, law and col-
lection agencv, r. 321 Ellis
Seawell Harrv W.", r. 421 Baker
SEAM'ELL JAMES n.. Judge Superior Court, De-
jartment 1, chambers New Citv Hall, 3d floor, r. 421
Baker
SEAWELL VICTOR ¥., secretory Elfving & Sea-
well's Law and Collection Agency and of the Con-
sulate of the Republic of Colombia, r. 421 Bsker
83" Seawell. See Sewell
Seawoith Charles, mate, r. 229 East
Seay William W., clerk W. H. Davis, r. 2000 Market
Sebastian John Z., cooper, r. 2809 Green
Sebastian Thomas, tailor, 1505 Market
Sebatino Michael, laborer, r. 519 Union
Sebelin John C, cook Seal Rock House
Sebelle Theodore S., printer, r. 2629 Sutter
Sebola Kate, domestic 2021 Pacific Av
Sebolt Henry E., gripman, r. 419 Tenth Av
Seborg Jane, widow, r. 31 1 Pleasant
Seborg LouJs, machinist Union Iron Wks, r. Alameda -
Secchi Jasper, painter, r. 21 Cedar Av
Secchi Jules, liquors, 225A Montgomery Av, r. 1403 Pa-
cific
Sechrist Jay R., traveler, r. 1020 Sutter
Seckee Adolph, cook, r. 103 First
Secombe Charles A., clerk Western Meat Co., r. 628
Sutter
SBCO.VD AFRICAN METHODLST EPISCOPAL
CHI RCH, Rev. E. T. Cottman pastor, W s Powell
bet Jackson and Pacific
SECO.XD ARTILLERY REGIMENT, armory and
headquarters, 25 Page
Second Artillery Regiment Band N. G. C. oflice 30
Fourth
SECOMD BRIGADE .\.4TIOX.4L GUARD OF
CALIFORNIA, headquarters Telephone Bldg, 216
Bush, rooms 36-39
Second Infantrv Regiment Band, 30 Fourth
SECO.XD METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(South) See Southside Methodist Episcopal Church,
cor San Jose Av an(' Twentv-third
SECOND NEn' JERUS.4LEM CHURCH (Sweden-
borgian) Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
Second Street House, Andrew Peterson proprietor, 115
Second
Second Street Wharf, foot of Second
SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, Leslie W.,
Sprague pastor, NW cor Twentieth and Capn
SECOND UNITED PRESBlTERtAN CHURCH,
Rev. Elmer B. Steward pastor, W s Guerrero bet
Twentv-second and Twentv-third
Secor Herbert F. (H. F. Secor & Co.) office 35 Eddv, r.
408 Seventeenth
Secor H. F. & C >. (Herbert F. Secor) proprietors San
Miguel Farm Dairy 28 Hoff Av
Secor Luther A. (Johnson & Secor) r. 123 Guerrero
Secord Caroline, widow, r. 52!1b Haves
SECRET SERVICE DIVISION U. S., office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg
Seculovich Mary E. E. , r. 3241 Mission
Seculovich Peter T, real estate agent, r. 3241 Mission
Security Cash Recording Co. The (incorporated) Samuel
Abrams manager, 116 Front
Security Loan Association, Louis Blank secretary, 214
Pine, room 16
Security Loan Bank, Moses J. Franklin manager, 1106
Market
Security Mutual Life Association of Binghamton, N. Y.,
F, F. Weed general agent, 505 California
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, Jerome Lincoln
president, Winfield S. Jones vice-jjresident, S.
Leonard Abbott Jr. secretary-, 222 Montgomerj-,
Mills Bldg
Sedar Charles, shoemaker, 615 Twenty-third
Sederstrom Charles, seaman, r. 411 Bryant
^r Sederberg. See Cederberg
Sedgelej^ Henr}-, carpenter Union Box Factorj-
Sedgley A. F., conductor S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Sedgley Rosette A., widow, NW cor Santa Clara and
Bryant
Sedgley Walter J., clerk, r. 317 Florida
Sfidgwick Charles B., furnished rooms, 1220 Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIBS OF STREET and SIDEWALI WORX
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET. Room 20
OvIlU inC YVLLIVLl V//\LL $1.50 per Year, Postage Paid.
THE FITTZ CURE
is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men
generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure.
Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
SED
341
SEG
Sedgwick George, shlpjoiner, r. 14 Folsom
Sedgwick James, shipjoiner, r. 14 Folsoin
Sedgwick John, freight agent S. P. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Sedoto Thomas, fruits and vegetables, 20(5* Twelfth
See E. D., conductor S. F. and San Mateo Ry, r. 74i Cal-
ifornia Av
SEEBA .1. HEXKV, proprietor Seeba's Exchange,
liquors, 340 Kearney, r. 1405J Lyon
Seeba John (Seeba & Bohlen) r. 140a Lyon
Seeba & Bohlen (John Seeba and Ernst Bohlen) liquors,
714 Kearny
Sedili Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 513 Broadway
Seeba's Exchange, J. H. Seeba proi)rietor, 340 liearny
Seebach Peter, proprietor Brewers' Home, 707 Mission
.Seebeck Bernhard J., clerk Henry W. Seebeck, r. 320
Scott
!>(EEBE<'K IIEKKY W., groceries and provisions,
NE cor Oak and Scott, r. 924J Oak
Seebeck Herman, cement worker, r. 116 Cook
Seebeck John, laundry, r. 672 Clementina
Seebeck Pitt, porter, r. 1005 Mason
Seebold Theodore L. , restaurant, 43 Third, r. .50J Third
Seeburger Albert, r. 48 Fourth
Seed Frank, stenographer First National Bank, r. Ala-
meda
SEEDOKF JOHN, groceries and liquors, NW cor
O'Farrell and Leavenworth, r. 504 Leavenworth
SEEDS. 427-429 Sansome
Seegar Edward, seaman, r. Alms House
Seegelken Diedrich J., liquors, 1819 Ellis, r. 2233 Geary
Seegelken Henry J. (Seegelken & Buckner) r. 1012 Castro
Seegelken & Buckner (Henry J. Seegelken and Z. E.
Buckner) wholesale liquors, 821 Montgomery
SeeegerC. E. F., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co., r.
Alameda
Seeger Emil, bottler, r. 2006 Ellis
Seeger Frederick, cement worker, r. 611 Bartlett
Seeger George, groceries and liquors, 1098 Union
Seeger Marie Mrs., groceries and liquors, 28 Freelon, r.
30 Freelon
Seeger William, barber, r. 1115 Stevenson
Seeger William J. (O'Neill & Seeger) r. 28 Freelon
8^ Seeger. See Seager, Segaar, Segar, Seger, Seiger
and Sieger
Seegers Henry, waiter, r. 1009 Powell
Seegers John F. (Seegers & Schnackenberg) r. SE cor
Natoma and Kuss
Seegers &, Schnackenberg (John F. Seegers and John H.
Schnackenberg) groceries and liquors, SE cor Na-
toma and Russ
iS" Seegers. See Segars and Siegers
Seejelken Dora, widow, r. 1600 Bush
Seek Frank, r. 7 Rausch
Seekamp Ernest, glove finisher, r. 711 Filbert
Seekamp George, nmsician, r. 711 Filbert
Seekamp George Jr., jeweler, r. 711 Filbert
Seekamp H., musician, r. Berkeley
Seekamp Henry, driver, r. 1035 Market
Seeley A. Mrs., widow, lodgings, 1002 Powell
Seeley Emma W. Mrs. , r. 10 Powell Av
Seeley John W., r. 617 Bush
Seeley Joseph, steward, r. 2109| Larkin
Seeley Richard, salesman Goldberg, JJowen & Leben-
baum. r. Alameda
Seeley Seth, seaman, r. 10 Lvnch
Seeley William, driver, r. 618 Third
11^" Seeley. See Seely and Seley
Seelig Albert, gardener, r. W s Mission Road nr Sickles
Av, Ocean View
Seelig George H., tailor, r. 445^ Natoma
Seelig Simon, salesman, r. 1050 Golden Gate Av
£3" Seelig. See Selig
Seeliger Louis, butcher, 3308 Mission
Seeligsohn Abe, proprietor and publisher Jewish Pro-
gress, 608 Sacramento, r. 2019 Pacific Av
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 TW^T^RKET STREET
Up-Stairs opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Qaliforpia Bottlipi^ Qo.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH.
Telephone West 144. 1 4 1 3 E DD Y ST.
Seelos Jacob, machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron
Wks
Seely Alexander B., electrician, r. 306 Clement
Seely Carlton W., clerk Station C Post Office, r. 1934
San Carlos Av
Seely Catherine, widow, r. 1002 Powell
Seely Cornelia Y., widow, r. 306 Clemeeit
Seely Edward B., architect Edward R. Swain, r. ICo
Golden Gate Av
Seely FranK H., distributor Post Office, r. Abbotsfonl
House
Ssely John A., clerk, r. 1934 San Carlos Av
SEELY L. >VARREM (Spear & Seely) and attonie\
at law, 420 California, rooms 19-22, r. 1318 Wash
ington
Seely Mack J., dentist, office 873i Market, r. 940 Howard
XS'Seely. See Seeley, Seiley and Seley
Seeman Frederick W., millhand, r. 3)9 Twenty-seventh
Seeman William, clerk Pacific Pine Lumber Co., r. 319
Twenty-seventh
B^" Seeman. See Seaman, Seamann and Seemann
Seemann Charles L., liquors, 25 Stockton, r. 1824 O'Far-
rell
Seemann Christian F., conductor, r. 1321 J Broadway
Seemann Lorenzo, phmiber, r. 1321i Broadway
Seerj' Thomas, teamster, r. 246^ Clara
B^' Seery. See Seary
Seeth Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1606 California
Sefrin Frederick, machinist, r. 1632 Pierce
Sefrin Margie F. Miss, bookkeeper Joseph E. Shain, r.
1632 Pierce
Sefton Annie, cloakmaker The Maze, r. S60 Folsom
Sefton Harold, mnfr store fixtures, 860 and 868i Folsom,
r. 860 Folsom
SE<;. BELCHES A MIDES COXSOLID.4TED
.ni.\l\G CO. (Storey Co., Nev.) U-homas Ander-
son president, Edward B. Holmes secretary, 50 Ne-
vada Block
Segal Charles, cook. r. 536 Hermann
Segala Adrienne Miss, ironer, r. 66J West Mission
Segale L'sarle, widow, r. 1401 Dupont
Segales Peter, driver, r. 425i Cleinenti na
Segali Paolo, scavenge r, r. 1622 Stockton
Segar Jennie Mrs., widow, r. 14 Stanly PI
Segar William, barber, r. 1115 Stevenson
Segarini Martini, biotblack, r. 530 Green
Segars Uriah, carpenter, r. 1017 Market
Segbolt George L., general agent and inspector Ameri -
can Surety Co., 331 Pine, room 3, r. San Jose, Cal.
Segel House, Mrs. Richard May proprietor, 969 Jlission
Segelcke William F. E., r. 718 Valencia
Segelke Adolph, seaman, r. 18 First
Segelke Henry, bartender, r. NW cor East and Folsom
Segelken Henry, clerk H. Rothschild & Co., r. 170 Ninth
Segelken Herman, groceries and liquors, 1601 Howard
and 101 Berry, r. 204 Twelfth
Seger Charles, gardener, r. 1314 Green
Seger Henry J., drayman, r. 237 Tenth
Seger Jacob, laborer, r. 6 Channel
Seger Jennie, widow, r. 343 Bryant
S^ Seger. See Seeger, Seager, Sieger and Seiger
Segerberg Bern, proprietor Pacific Gallerj', 119 I'owell,
r. 606 Powell
Segerstrom V'ictor, tailor, r. 1708 Larkin
Segesser John U., machinist, r. 23 John
Segesser Peter, driver, r. 1615 Ellis
Segesser Theresa Mrs., dre>smaker, r. 1615 Ellis
Segfred Bestandig, salesman, r. 51'7 Mason
Segfred Max, tra\eling salesman, r. 517 Mason
Seggerson John, groceries and liquors, 670 Clementina
Segoli Giovanni, scavenger, r. 13 Varennes
Segord James M., stevedore, r. 43 Clara
Segregated West Consolidated Virginia and California
Gold and Silver Mill and Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) P. H. Andross secretary, 324 Pine, roomS
Segren Olaf, seaman, r. 323^ Third
aS^ Segrist. See Sigrist
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Seerue John, laborer, r. 529 Seventh
SegTihie Brent, shingler, r. 12161 Folsom
SegTiine HaiTV, jioliceman, r. 12161 Folsoiu
Seguine Sarah I., w-idow, r. 152 Potrero Av
Seffur Ira E. , solicitor, r. 238 Oak
Se^oirson Williaiu R., carpenter, r. 123i Lmgton
Sehabiague Michel, bakery, 1311^ Powell, r. 1312 Powell
Sehabiagne Thomas (Taix & Sehabiague) r. 2119 Taylor
Seher Harrv, cook, r. 1113 Treat Av
Seher William, cellarnian, r. 506 Second
Sehotte Frederick W., baker, r. Valencia Street Hotel
Sehr Henri', dishwasher, r. 2 Hubbard
Sehroth wllUam J., with J. C. Siegfried, r. 1005Gear>
Sehweder Paul, bartender, r. 630 Sacramento
Seibel Frederick \V., butcher r. 1735 Green
Seibel Joseph, capitalist, r. 108 Hyde
Seibel Nicholas 0.. capitalist, r. 715 Howard
Seibel Philip H,, dentist, 139 Post, r. 2102 Post
Seibel Philip H. Jr., dentist, 139 Post, r. 2102 Post
SEIBEL PHILIP, butcher, 59-60 Washington Mar-
ket, r. 2102 Post
g^ Serbel. See Sc-pel and Siebel
Seiberlich Benedict J., salesman A. Seiberlich's Sons, r.
Seiberlicb Francis X. (A. Seiberiich's Sons) r. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Seiberiich Frank F., c:\r|ienter, r. 603 Dolores
SeiberUch Frank F., laborer, r. 321 Tehama
Seiberlich Frank T., niolder, r. 321 Tehama
Seiberlich Joseph F., machine hand, r. 603 Dolores
Seiherhch Magdalena, widow, r. 603 Dolores
Seiberlich Thomas \V. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. 533 Ellis
Seiberlich William P., compositor, r. 003 Dolores
SEIBERLICH'S ft. SONS <fr..cuv
and Thomas W.' manut'ai-tnrersofladles*,
■ulsses' and children's tine shoes, 'iB Sec-
ond . .
Seibert Daniel J., butcher, r. 1110 Mission
Seibert John, butcher, r. 1110 Mission
S^ Seibert. See Siebert
Seibessi Garino, gardener. 902 California
f^ Seibold. See Seabold, Siebold, Seybold and Sey-
Seichepine Catherine, widow, bakery and varieties. SE
cor Franklin and Oak
Seidel Charles W., turvevor Sanborn-Perris Map Co.
Seidel Frederick E., soap mnfg F. E. Seidel r. 1G5 San
Bruno Av
Seidel William, cigarmaker, r. 520J O Farrell
Seidel William, foreman F. E. Seidel, r. 165 San Bruno
Av
r^r Seidel. See Seidl
Seiden Charles, r. 86 Everett
Seidenberg Louis, manager Review Printing Co., r. 2039
Seidenberg &; Co. (New York) Jacob Joseph, agent 239
Keamv
Seidenburg Richard, salesman, r. 1915 Howard
Seider G. , cabinet maker H. Frederichs, r. Alameda
Seidkin Abram, grocenes, 1049 Folsom
Seidl J. & Co.(Joseph Seidl) candy, 754 Market, factorj 190
Stevenson .
Seidl Joseph (J. Seidl & Co. » r. 607 Broderick
S^ Seidl. See Seidel
Seidler Frinz, packer, r. 215 San Bruno Av
Seidlitz Charles, ginpman, r. 1410 Lyon
Seidman Maurice, cigardealer, r. 1318 Sutter
Seidman Rose, widow, r. 1318 Sutter
Seidner Max, clerk Max D. Kant, r. 317 Ivy Av
Seier John, cook Golden West Hotel
Seifer Frank, iwrter Mills Bldg, r. Oakland
Seiferd Margaret, widow, r. Bourbin PI
Seifert \da F Mi'S, dressmaker, r. 1525^ Caliion 1 1
Seifert Amelia, widow, r. First Av nr Fulton
SEIFERT CHftRLES ft., p.. ...
.Uanager of I'n-scrlptlon department,
Searby's Pharmacy, 400 Setter, and Pro-
fessor of Pharmacy Department of Phar-
macy rnlverslty of California, r. ."i?*
O' Farrell
Seifert Charles F. , candymaker, r. 506 Sanchez
Seifert Christine, widow, r. 508 Sanchez
.Seifert Ernst, bartender Julius Winkler
Seifert Frederick, carpenter, r. 14 Farren Av
Seifert Hermann, tailor, r. 1222 Stockton, rear
Seifert Hugh T., clerk, r. .506 Sanchez
Seifert Jennie Miss, candies, First Av nr Fulton
Seifert Louisa A., widow, r. 1525 J California
Seifert Louisa W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1525J California
Seifert Moritz B., peddler, r. 1222 Stockton, rear
Seifert Oscar, steward, r 451 Tehama
Seifke Hennan A., clerk J. H. Harrje, r. 790 Eighteenth
Seifried Edward, gilder, r. 18 Dale PI
Seifried Grace D., widow, r. 809 Mason
fl^- Seifried. See Se\-fried
Seisrel Jacob, cigar dealer, r. 601 Eddy
n^ Seigel. See Siegel and Seigl
Seiger Herman, musician, r. 1 McDermott PI
Seiijer Herman, restaurant, 106 S.cond, r. 108 Second
Seiger Joseph, tailor, r. 7 Langton
iS^ Seiger. See Seager, Seeger and Sieger
Seigle Edward, teamster, Pac Improvement Co
Seigler Jacob, butcher, r. 2424 Bush
Seigrest Charle.v, laborer, r. 223 Seventh
Seike B., seaman stmr Citv of Puebla
SeikeEmil, weighe, P. C. SS. Co., Broadway Wharf
No. 2 r. 206| Fourteenth
Seike Ernest F., teamster, r. 745 J Tehama
Seike John F., r. Augusta nr Atla,s
1^" Seike. See Sieke
Seller Charlotte, widow, r. 1403 Steiner
Seller Christian (Tscharner & Seller) r. 522 Stockt^m
Seller Dora, widow, r. 1634 Post
Seller Ernestine, widow, r. 2214 Bush
Seller Herman, solicitor, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Seler Hulda, widow, r. 18 Clinton Park
Seller Isidor, asent Drummond Tobacco Co. (St. Louin
Mo.) 228 California, r. 117 Jones
Seller Jes*, r. 2214 Bush
Seller L<juise Miss, bookkeeper Paul Seller Electrical
Wks, r. 18 Clinton Park
Seller Max (M. Seller & Co.) r. 1>105 Devisadem
SEILER H. A CO. (Max Seller) tailors' and dre.ss-
makers' trimmings, 102 Stockton
Seller Paul (Paul Seller Electrical Wks) r. Oakland
SEILER PftUL ELECTRICAL
WOnKOf Paul Seller and L. E. Lee,
proprietors. 406 .Market, Telephone Main
.5454
Seller Samuel, salesman Drummond Tobacco Co., r. 711
Jones
Seller Siegfried, music imhli^her, r. 1403 Steiner
Seiller Alphonse, cf>ok, r. 172i San Carlos Av
Seiller LawTence, chef, r. 435 Jersey
Seinture John, clerk, r. !• Pratt PI
Seinturier Jean, driver, r. 115 Prospect PI
Seip Alfred, roi>e splicer, r. 137 Eighth Av
Seipa Frank, h rber, r. 211i Polk
Seijiel Charles, clerk, r. .507 Lagiuia
Seijiel Charles T., butcher, r. 2302 Mission
Seipel Conrad, r. .507 Laguna
X^W Sepel. See Seibel and Siebel
Seipp Conrad, warehtmseman, r. 615 Greenwich
Seipn Jacob, poiter, r. West Berkeley
Seippich William G., barber, r. 6 Lily Av
g^ Seiri>. See Sierji
Seisse Robert C, shirt cutter, r. 164 Clara
Seiter Isidor, tobacconist, r. 711 Jones
sInTrancisco paving co!
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Seitz August, maltster Eininre Malt House
Seitz Charles A., carriage bti.lder, r' 515 Ellis
Seitz (Jhristian F., decorator, r. 515 KUis
Seitz Frederick, driver, r. 3 Morrel PI
iSeitz Henry I., harnesamaker, r. 515 Ellis
•Seitz Huifo, hor.i.!'* loer, r. 13 Bernicc
Sei z .Tohii, caliiii tinaker, r. 13 Bernice
Seitz Leonard U., clerk Chas. M. Plum &(;o., r. 515 Ellis
Seitz Peter A., clerk Murphy, Grant* Co., r. 811 Mason
Seitz William, jxirter J. G. Broemniel
.SEIVEK WILLIAM T., liquors, 4 First Av Soutii, r.
704 Railroad Av
Seivers John B., r. 1316 Hampshire
Sei vert Julius, litho^Tapher, r. 431iGreenwicli
Seiwert Oljfa, widow r. 10 Camp
Sekine Chukichi, boots and shoes, 228 Ellis
Sekofsfcy Louis, carpenter, r. 805A^ Howard
Selltcrg Jacob, foreman Empire M'alt House
Selbv Annie Miss, r. 2119 Buchanan
.SELBV BROTHERS (Percival VV. and Ralph R.) real
estate, 307 Sansome, room 1
Selby Elena A. Mrs. (Macondray & Co.) r. Menlo Park
.Selby Henrietta I., widow, r. 2il(» Buchanan
Selby Herbert K., with Board of Fire Underwriters of
the Pacific, r. Oakland
Selhv Nelson, engineer, r. 321 O'Fiirrell
Selb'v Percival W. (Selby Bros.) r. Menlo Park
SELKV PRE\TI!^S, office 32 Mills Bldjr, 3d floor, r.
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
miUIDAMV ^'><>' toMer. St: cor lluw-
bUITirHllIf ard and First. <imeltlns
w<»rks Vallejo .Junction (Contra t'osta
<'o.) assay and general otttre 41<> Vlont-
goniery. Telephone .Main 1898
Selhy Thomas H. Mrs., widow, r. 2119 Buchanan
!<«ELB¥ THO.M.i!>< H. »V €0. See Phelps .t Arnold
Selde Hugo, cook, r. 512 Fulton
Selden Charles, decorator, r. 213 Gough
Selden Miles C, laborer, r. 35 Fifth
Seldner Flora, widow, r. 2518 Sutter
Seldner Phil & Co. (Philip Seldner) t liloi-s' and aentti'
furnishing, 9 Grant Av
Seldner Philip (Phil Seldner & Co.) r. 1.V24 Webster
Seldt Hugo, cook, r. %9 Howard
.SELEt-T ll.4IRDRE!«Si:V(i P.4RLORS THE. 1).
.1. Tobin ])roprietor, Mrs. Mary .1. Tobin manager,
212 Post
SELErTEU SEEUS!), 427-429 Sansome
Selego John, jiorter, r. 321 Eighth
' Selender Andrew, woodsman, r. 247 Second
Selenger Henry, deputy. Assessor's Office, r. 932 Powell
.Selen','er Lawrence B. Jr., r. 932 Powell
.Selenger Walter T., r. 932 Powell
S^ Selenger. See Selinger and Seilinger
I Seley A. Watson, r. 1016 Montgomery
I Scley Grace Miss, bookkeeper James H. Barry, r. 410
Gough
I Seley l-^abel, agent Ladies' Home Journal, r. 410 Gough
Seley .Mary A., widow, r. 410 Gough
r^T Seley. See Seeley and Seely
.SELPRIUUE ED>VARI> A., vice-president George
W, Cibbs Co., 33-39 Fremont, r. 2615 California
Self ridge Frank C, solicitor Swain & Murdock, r. 2438
Jackson
.SELFKIi»(iE GRANT, i)hysician, 145-140 Crocker
Bldg, r. Itil8 Sutter
i Selgren Peter, repairer, r. 33 Julian Av
i .Selheimer Edmund B., upholsterer, r. 415 Clinton Park
Selhenner E., r. 911 O'Farrell
Selig Mrs., saleslady The Maze, r. 1613a Sutter
Selig Abraham, crockery dealer, r. 25a Hermann
Selig Alvin, bookkeeper I. Selig, r. 1201 Gough
I Selig Bennie (J. Selig & Co.) r. 826 Mission
Selig David, salesman Lowenberg & Co. , r. 1 126 Turk
>ielig George, salesman, r. 25a Hermann
JARDINE IRON WORKS
Engineers and Iron Founders
Compound, Marine and Stationary Engines
and Boilers.
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Selig Henrietta, widow, r. 826 Mission
Selig Isaac, men's furnishing goods, 218 Kearnv, r. 1201
Gough
Selig Isidore (Draper & Selig) r. 1323 Devisadero
Selig Isidore, mail-order clerk The Maze, r. 1126 Turk
Selig .}. & Co. (Julius and Bennie Selig) butchers, 4(i-4s
Centre Market
Selig Jacob, clerk, r. 1406 Ellis
Selig Julius (J. Selig & Co.), r. 826 Mission
Selig Julius, bookkeeper J. G. Johnson & Son) r. 826
.Mission
Selig Kossuth, printer, r. 1126 Turk
Selig Kussie R., salesman Lowenberg & Co., r. 1613a Sut-
Selig Louis, bookkeepe J. Selig & Co., r. 826 Mission
Selig Martin, sculptor Frank Happersberger, r. 1406
Ellis
Selig Marx Mrs., widow, r. 1126 Turk
Selig Nathan, clerk Refiners' Dept (t. s. Mint, r. 826
Mission
Selig Natlian, clerk Ta.\ Collector's Office, r. 315 Web-
ster
Selig Pauline, widow, r. 1406 Ellis
120
Uniia
Selig Samuel S., traveling salesman 'J'he Han
Co., r. 1235 O'Farrell
Selig Seligman, salesman, r. 1613a Sutter
Selig: Sylvan, manager 1. Selig, r. 1201 Gouijh
£3" Selig. See Seelig
Seligman Cabinet M., iiresident National fniou ni;
O'Farrell
Seligman Dora, widow, r. 102^ Twenty-third
Seligman Jesse, clerk Moses Seligman, r. 523 O'Farrell
Seligman Maurice H., commission and general traJer
119 Leavenworth
Seligman Max Jr., traveling salesman, r. 523 O'Farrell
Seligman Moses, attorney at law, 420 Mont"oniprv
room 2, r. .523 O'Farrell '' •'
.Seligman Shyer L., clerk Herman Frohman, r 4->6
Green
Seligson Michael, r. 309 Powell
Seligson Sol, bookkeeper WilTard Bros., r. .SO!t PovmjII
Seligsohn Soloman, tailor, r. 826 Shotwell
Selin E. F., tanner r. 123 Trtenty-sixth
Selinger Alexander M., fruit and vegetables, SF cor
McAllister and Broderick
Selinger R., cellarman Enterprise Brewing Co
/Kg" Selinger. See Selenger and Sellinger
Selk Annie Miss, bakery 442^^ Third,
Selk Charles F., groceries, 47 Sanchez, r. 4.5a Sanchez
Selk William F., salesman Frederick Saunders r 44"
Third ' ' "-
Selkirk Anna Miss, vocalist, r. 1222 Pine
Selkirk William R., compositor, r. 606 Montgonierv
Sell Charles, cook, r. Broderick nr Tonqnin
Sell John Lesell, waiter, r. 409 Ellis
Sell Walter E., bookkeeper Alvinza Haywood, r Ber-
keley, Cal.
Sellander Frederick, chief engineer stmr Alameda r
Oakland
Sellar Jacob, tobacco, r. 711 Jones
Sellars T. Jefferson, bookkeeper Union Fish Conii)an\
r. 187 Hyde ' ' '
Selleck Charles, clerk, r. 708 Gough
Selleck Charles H., team-ter, r. 708 Gough
Selleck Edward J., clerk S. P. Co., r. E s Noe in- lVent\ -
first
Selleck George W., clerk Local Freight Office S P Co
r. 700 Jones
Selleck Hugh H., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1304 Powell
Selleck Joseph E., r. 708 Gough
Selleck Mattie E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School
r. 708 Gough
Selleck William W., retoucher Imperial Photographic
Studio, r. 349 Grove
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Sellen L. J. operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. 1219
Clav
Selleneri Frank, but<:her, r. 721* Filbert
Selleneri Giovanni, r. 721J Filbert
Seller Arthur, bookkeeper Seller Bros. & Co., r. 421 Van
Ness Av
Seller Brothers & Co. (Jacob H., Frederick and Henrj-
Seller) stoves and tmware, 110-114 Batter\-
SeUer Frederick (Seller Bros. & Co.) r. 421 Van Xess Av
Seller George W., {rlass stainer r. 450i Tehama
Seller Henry (Seller Br s. & Co., r. 7"ll Junes
Seller Jacob H. (Seller Bros. & Co.) r. 421 Van Ness Av
Seller James, salesman Hale Bros., r. 123 J Noe
Seller Samuel, treasurer Auspacher Bros. , 214 Pine, r.
Livennore, Cal.
Seller Sanford E., traveling salesman Seller Bros. & Co.,
r. 421 Van Ness Av
Sellers Edward F., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 24 Pond
.Sellers J., bookkeeper, r. 187 Hvde
Sellers Jacob, machinist, r. 1142 Steveiuon
Sellers James C, painter, 224 O'Farrell, r. 2032 Mission
Sellers O. P., waiter, r. 907 Vallejo
Sellers Thomas H. (Bruce, Bowne & Co.) r. 24 Pond
Sellers William, r. 400 Bay
.Sellhom Frederice, steward, r. 640| Minna
Sellhom William C, fdlder, r. 1211 Mission
Seeli Ettore, wine dealer, 529 Filbert
Sellig Emanuel, steward, r. 772 Howard
Selling Nathalie Miss, teacher Hamflton Grammar
School, r. 1310 Geary
Selling Samuel, expressman, r. 3.33 Eddy
Selling Samuel E. , salesman Abramson, Heunisch Com-
pany, r. 1310 Geary
Selling Simon H., decorating florist, 240 Kearny, r. 1310
Gear3-
Selling Sophie, widow, r. 1310 Geary
Sellinger George, painter, r. 439 Greenwich
eS' Sellinger. See Selenger and Selinger
Sellman Frans O., machinist, r. 523 Connecticut
Sellman Fritz B., clerk U. S. Lighthouse Inspector, r.
414 Hyde
Sellmer Jacob, earpetlayer, r. 390 .Arlington
Sellon Edward, machine agent, r. 25 Ninth
Sellon Edwin, r 1614J Bush
Sellon Latrobe, operator W. L'. Tel. Co., r. 1219 Clay
Sellon Samuel E., shoemaker, 72 Minna
Sellschopp W. & Co. (Wilhelm Sellschopp) stamp deal-
ers, 108 Stockton
Sellschopp Wilhelm (W. Sellschojjp & Co.) r. 3624 Six-
teenth
Selmer Otto, cook, r. 605 Broadway
Selna Edward, t«am^ter, r. 519 Chestnut
Selna Edward Jr., teamster, r. 519 Chestnut
Selna Henrj-, teamster, r. 515 Chestnut
Selna Primo J., r. 737 Twenty-second
Selna Rose Mrs. r. 515 Chestnut
Selo Gu>tave, musician, r. 1318a O'Farrell
.SELS P. J. VAX LOBE\, attorney at law and Con-
sul The Netherlands and ParaguaV, 508 Montgom-
ery, r. 1305 Adeline, Oakland
Selsbach Carl, bookkeeper, r. 47 South Park
Selsor Daniel, hostler, r. Ocean Side House
Selvaggio Giuseppi, shoemaker, 5x0 Green
Setz George, cabinetmaker, r, 57 Morris Av
Selz Joseph C, plumber, r. 57 Morris Av
Semenza Antonio, laborer, r. 331 Broadway
Semenza Giovanni, bartender, r. 433 Vallejo
Semenza Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 619 Broadway
Semeria Henry, dry goods, 1518 Stockton
Semeria Joseph, clerk A, Chichlzola, r. 423 Pine
Semeria Jules M. (Lombardi & Semeria) r. 423 Pine
Seminario Ysaac, r. 2115 S.icramento
gS" Semken. See Simkins and Siropkins
Semken George, shoemaker, r. 120 Third Av
Semlar Belle L. Mi>s, teacher Winfiela Scott Primary
School, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Semler Charles, farmer, r. NW cor Union and Baker
Semler Hertha, widow, dining rooms, 217 Gearv
Semler John W , elevatornian, r. 711 Bush
Semmel Edward, commission, hides, r. 2138 O'Farrell
Senimelhaach John, stableman, r. 626 Lombard
.Semmens Thomas, laborer, r. 739 Minna
Semmens William, printer, r. 737 Minna
Semmig Paul, inspector Custom House, r. 1704 Twentv-
third
•Semonelli John, junk, 538 Green
Semoria Joseph, driver, r. 423 Pine
Sempey John, clerk Stulz Bros., r. 2007 Webster
Setnrau Joseph, porter, r. 13 Page
Sena Gustav, metermak»r, r. 622 McAllister
Sena Henrj-, metermaker, r. 622 McAllister
Sena Mark, clerk Friedlander & Mitau, r. 722 McAllister
Senas August, with O'Brien & Sportono, r. 903 Jackson
Senate The (Joe Miller and Chas. Mitchell) wines and
liquors, 344 Kearny, SE cor Pine
Senberg George C, with Pursch & Wiener, r. Fruitvale
Cal.
Send G. Ferdinand, barber, r. 642 Jessie
Senechal Paul J., laundryman, r. Alms House
Senger Alexander, baker, r. 625 Clav
SEXGEK a. H.. professor Unive"rsitv of California, r.
2115 Collet Wa\ , Berkeley
Sengstack Adolph H., tvpewriter H. M. Newhall & Co.,
r. 1529 Fulton
Sengstack E. Miss, clerk Robert L. Toplitz & Co., r. 1529
Fulton
Sengstack Johanne, widow, r. 15-29 Fulton
Sengstacken Hermann H., r. 433 Fair Oaks
Senjanivich Annie Miss, laundress, r. 1519 Eddy
Seiik Charles, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 614 Fell
Seiik George, teamster, r. 2208 Powe 1
Senk Paul, laborer, r. 24.J Isis
Senko John, wireworker, r. 558 Mission
.Senn George, mining engineer, 328 Montgomery, room 'id,
r. 6 Turk
Senu Joseph, milker, r. W s Mission Road nr Onondaga
Av
Senna Adolph C, waiter, r. 625 Bush
Senna John, waiter, r. 637 Broadway
Senne Elizat)eth, widow, furnished r.toms, 3 Martha
Senne William J., cutter, r. 2822 Harrison
Senner William, expressman, r. N s Farallone bet Ply-
mouth and Capitol, Ocean View
Sennett James, boatman, r. 5 Jefferson
Sennett John, bartender, r. 1051 Howard
Sennett, Miller i Co. (James Seuneit) stevedores, 112
Leidesdorff
t^ Sennett. See Sinnott
Sensenbrenner George, cigar mnfr, 257 Fourth, r. 7'.''
Folsom
Sensenbrenn -r Gicorge Jr., cigarmaker, r. 790 Folsom
Scnter George, engineer, r. 447J Jessie
Senter Willis R., salesman J. A. Folger& Co.
tS" Senter. See Center
Sentinel of the Golden Gate (monthly) Cuberj&Co. pub-
lishers, 587 Mission
Sentz Rudolph, tailor, r. 105 T\venty-sixth
Seorza Carmine, bootblack, NE cor Larkin & McAllister.
r. 1313 Dupont
Sephlon H. H., department manager Cal. Electrical Wks.
r. Alameda
g^ Sephton. See Setton
Sepp Andrew, master mariner, r. 417 Fremont
Seppich William G. (Sepplch & Kleinhans) r. Russ House
Seppich & Kleinhans (William G. Seppich and Loui-
Kleinhans) barbers, 217 Montgomery
Seppler John, machinist, r. 1225 Folsom
Sepulveda Charles, upholsterer, r. 4<> Ritch
Sepulveda Frederick, plumber, r. 119 Third
Sepulveda Henry, teamster, r. 46 Ritch
Sepulveda James C, traveling salesman, r. 620 Eddy
Sepulveda John, travuling salesman H. Roman & Co., r.
819 Pine
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Seprier A. Maisre Miss, bookkeeper Josei)h E. Shain, r.
1632 Pine
Sequera Joseph P. , barber, r. 204 Ninth
Sequoia Lodge No. 188, Knights of Pythias, Golden West
Hall, 320 Post
Seraphin Frank, cigars and tobacco, 817 Kearny, r. 915
Montgomery
Sercander Alvine, laborer, r. 1430 Fifth Av South
Sercoux Jean, tinsmith, r. Alms House
Serda Rudolph, jeweler, r. West Berkeley
Sere John, clerk California State Hotel, 771 Howard
Sere John, milkman, r. NW cor Edinburirh and Persia
Av
Serejrni F., imi>i)rter, designer nio)iuinents, statues, etc.,
24 Post
Serel i Minico, laborer, r. 1521 1 Dupont
Serens Daniel F., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1455
Castro
Serens Fred W., contractor and builder, r. 1317a Webster
Serens William, truckman Truck 5
Serensky Joseph, plate glass and crockery, 2822 Six-
teenth
Serex John, manager Brooklyn Watch Co., 4 Sutter, r.
Alameda
Sergent Frank, teamster, r. 1325 Sacramento
Sergentson Richard, r. 902 Montgomery
Sergovanovich F., oiler stmr City of Peking
Serguson Georga M., carpenter, r. 123.V Langton
Serguson James P., carpenter, r. \23h Langton
Serguson Thomas, carpenter, r. 123J Langton
Sericano Fiank, engineer, r. 429 Seventh
Sericano Julia Miss, box trimmer, r. 429 Seventh
Sericano Louis F. (G. B. Cordano & Co.) r. 429 Seventh
Sericano Nilda Miss, box trimmer, r. 429 Seventh
Serina Frank M. , bookkeeper Stephens & Patten, r.
Oakland
Serls William L., driver, r. 445o Tehama
Sermattei Peter, groceries, NW cor Sa;,'amore and Ply-
mouth Av, Ocean View
Serinidi Antonio, steward, r. 233 Stevenson
Serna Adela, domestic 1616 Larkin
.Sernau John, glassblower, r. 627 Third
.Serpa A., barber, r. 211i Polk
Serpa Anton F. (Serpa & Content) r. 11221 Golden Gate
Av
Serpa & Content (Anton F. Serpa and Frank J. Content)
barbers, 419 Larkin
Serpes Santos, widow, r. 1623^ Dupont
Serratto Luigi, vegetables Colombo Market
Serre John, milker, r. Berlin bet Burrows and Felton,
U. M. T.
Serres George, stonecutter, r. Ocean View
8ERRES JOH!M, liquors, 201 Fourth, and proprietor
California State Hotel, 771 Howard
Serres Louis, cutter, r. Ocen View
Serres Louise, widow, r. Ocean View
Serri G. D., bootblack, 602 California, r. 18 Varennes
Serrian Paul, laundryman, r. 1237 Stockton
Servani James, porter, r. 16 Antonio
Servant Wentworth P. (Servant & Barndtson) r. 825
Howai-d
SERVANT & BARNDTSON
(Wentworth P. »^ervaiit aud Ciiarles
Barndtson) seneral rigser.s. 17 Howard
.•iEKVE4lI BKUTIIERS (Charles and Emile) florists,
SW cor Sacramento and Fillmore and 2328 Califor-
nia, nursery Ocean View
Serveau Charles (Serveau Bros.) r. E s Mission Road nr
Six Mile House, Ocean View
.Serveau Emile (Serveau Bros.) r. 410 Eleventh Av
SEKVKI. FIRMI.V, florist, 710 Valencia
SERVENTI .4X«iEI>0, manager The National Win-
dow and Hniise Cleaning Co., 507J Bush
Servian Literary Club, Spiro Radulovich president, pub-
lisher Sloboda, 636 Clay
Servies William, r. 704 Railroad Av
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Sesbach J., laundrvman Russ Hou.se
Sesnon George, freight clefk stmr City of Peking
Sesnon John J., private secretary Joseph Maedonough,
r. 320 Page
Sesnon Paul, peddler, r. 317 Third
Sesser Peter, r. 100 Broad, Ocean View
Session Robert, clerk, r. 655a Twentieth
SESSIONS CHARLES B., secretary and manager
Electrical Engineering Co., S4-36 Main, r. 2904 Bush
Sessions Edward C. Jr., attorney at law, .55 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. O kland
Sessions William W. , teamster, r. 805 Franklin
Setaro John, compositor, r. 24 Telegraph PI
Seth Charles, cook. r. 1436 Pacific
Seth Kliza J., widow, r. 1436 Pacific
SEfH TUU.niS CLOCK CO., Henry Molineux
agent, 126 Sutter
Sevants Frederick, hostler St. George Livery Stable
Se venae Peter, r. 1328 Pacific
Severance Albion A., cooper, r. 29 Kissling
Severance Frederick, gripman, r. 515^ Hickory
SEVERANCE JAMES S., private secretary Timothy
Hopkins, 29-30 Mills Bldtr, 5th floor, r. University
Club
Severance Ordell Mrs. , r. 515^ Hickory
Severeen Charles, engineer The Colonial
Severs Ernest E., salesman O. P. Downing & Co.
Seville Henry, r. 947 M ssion
Seville Lizzie E., widow, dressmaking, 208 Eddy, r. 330
0-Farrell
SEVIJV VINCENT .t; CO. (Eugene Thiele) seedsmen,
607 Sansome
Sevlich Frederick, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. Oakland
Sewall David H., superintendent Cal. Canneries Co., r.
428 Brannan
Sewall Oscar T. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. Pacific-
Union Club
Seward C. F. , machinehand Excelsior Redwood Co.
Seward John A., watertender stmr Santa Rosa, r. 1144
Folsom
Seward William V., gripman, r. 16131 Baker
Sewartsen Emil, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Sewell Amos F., special agent Springfield Fire and Marine
Ins. Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Sewell Daniel, photographer, 1025 Market, r. 1105 Shot-
well
Sewell Daniel, stoker Engine 26, r. 324a Second Av
Sewell D. R.. 'iiusician, r. cor Commercial and Drnmm
Sewell Edward C, printer, r. 32(j Jessie
Sewell Edward N., clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r. Oak-
land
Sewell Eldora Miss, teacher Polytechnic High School, r.
1105 Shotwell
Sewell Joseph F. , mattressmaker, r. 2012 Howard
Sewell Sadie M. Mrs., art student, r. 14 McAllister
Sewell Thomas, plumber, r. 326 Jessie
8^'Sewell. See Seawell and Sewall.
SewU Joseph, barber, r. 715 Sutter
Sexe Olof, laborer, r. 509 Lombard
Sexsmith George E., expressman, r. 437^ Fourth
Sexsmith James, teamster, r. 748 L
Sexsmith William, teamster, r. 499 Brannan
Sexsmith William, teamster, r. 625 Second
Sexton Charles L., student, r. 2119 Fillmore
Sexton Charles W. (Sexton & Co.) r. 8 Adair
Sexton Charles W., dairy produce 2936 Sixteenth, r. 1911
Howard
Sexton D., deckhand stmr Apache
Sexton D. , fireman stmr Columbia
Sexto)i Edward J., insurance, r. 7 Fulton
Sexton Henry P., foreman R. S. Alexander & Son, r. 113
Sullivan
Sexton Horace C, bookkeeper Anglo-Calif omian Bank, r.
2637 Howard
Sexton John, drug clerk Moses A. McLaughlin, M. D.,
r. NW cor Railroad Av and Eleventh Av South
Sexton John, iron molder, r. 519 San Jose Av
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428 CALIFORNIA ST.
Sexton .lolin, laborer, r. Alms House
Sexton Julia L. Miss, teacher, r. 1429 Leavenworth
Sexton Martin, laborer, r. 5i0 Fourth
Sextiju Mary, domestic, r. 916 Leavenworth
Sexton MJciiael, laborer S. P. Co.
Sexton M .1., Ixx.kkeeiier, r. 717 Ellis
Sexton Nellie T. Miss, bookkeei>er Mi7iaker \ WoUxinks
r. 435 .San .Jose Av
Sexton Oliver, asphaltiuu roofer, r. 11 Beniice
Sexton Patrick F., millhand, r. 519 San .Jose Av
Sexton Peter, asphaltum roofer, r. 11 Bemice
Sexton P. H., insurance, 407-409 Montgomery
Sexton Philip, porter, r. 9 Frankfort Av
Sexton Richard, laborer, r. New Continental Hotel
Sext<jii Terence, laborer, r. 2 Bowie Av
Sexton Thomas, laborer, r. 4t) Tehama
Sexton Thomas, laborer, r. 341 Shipley
Sexton 'Ihonias, lo'ijfshoreman, r. 78 Clementina
Sexton 'i'lioiiia-s. teamster, r. 0 Frankfort Av
SextoM Thonia.s M.. car|.enter, r. .519 San Jose Av
Sexton n'illiam.
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general adjuster
SEXTON WILLIAM,
I irpinans Fund Insurance Co., 40I-405
« aMfornia. r. I7.?I .Sutter
Sc.Ktou William A., student Henry C. tjehaertzer, r. 1731
Sutter
Sexton & C .. (Charles W. Sexton and T. J. Murphy)
dairy ).roduce, 2936 Sixteenth
gS" Sexton. Sec SaxUjn
Seybolt George E., clerk Post Office, r. 1419 Mission
Seyholt CJeorge L., ajjent and inspector Am. Surety Co.,
r. 1419 Mission
Seydeii Arnold K., liquors, 418 Hayes, r. 417J Ivy Av
Seyden Frederick, i>rinter. r. 415 ivy Av
Seyden Crt-orge H., expressman, NW cor Hayes and
Gousfh, r. l;j Laussat
Seydeii Henrj- O., conductor, r. 25 Beaver
Seyden Jolin F., expressman, NWcor Gear\- and Larkin,
■ r. 415 ivy Av
Sei'den John H. J., carpenter, r. 415 Ivy Av
Seydeii .lulius, fish and poultry, 416 Hayes, r. 415 Ivv
Av
Seyfert Frank, clerk .Salmon Bros., r. Harrison nr
Nh.th
Seyfried .Matthew, brewer, r. 1320 Harrison
Seyfried Otto, clerk Arthur C. Urewitz, r. I.i20 Har-
ri-soii
i^ Seyfried. See Siefried
.Seymour A., traveling siivlesman, r. 527 Taylor
Seymour Albert P., clerk George W. Minor, r. 1134
Union
Seymour Alfred C, cigars and tobacco, 629 Montgom-
ery, r. .53» Folsom
Seymour Charles, cook, r. Arizona Hotel
Seymour Edwanl H., bookkeeper Standard Oil Co., r
1913 OFarrell
Seymour K. A. clerk F. Che> alier & Co. , r. Oakland
Seymour George, longshoreman, r. 578 Howard
Seymour Helena, widow, r. 1134 Union
Seymf)ur James H. . jihy-ician and surgeon and proprie-
tor Castro .Sreet Pharmacy, 12.34 Castro, r. 714 Dia-
mond
Seymour John E., detective, r. (ill Green
SejTOour Kent J. C, bookkeejier M. Lambeth & Co., r.
18 Seymour Av
Seymour Kentucky, att<imev at law, r. New Continental
Hotel
Seymour Margaret, domestic, r. 270 Jessie
Seymour Percival, machiuist, r. 1504 Howard
Seymour Richard, plumber, r. 2916 Larkin
Sejmour.Saniue'. s:ilesman S. P. Taylor Pajier Co., r. 118
Jones
Sexmmr •. ".. r. Tlie Baldwin
Seymour Thomas J., niiner, r. 8 Havens
Seymour William, r. 569 Bryant
Seyner Joseph, butcher, 2201 Mason, r. 2114 Masun
SLOSS PIG IRON
SALSBURY PIG IRON
PELTON MAIN COKE
307 SANSOME STREET
Telephone Main 5086.
Sganzini Cristoforo, waiter, r. 513 Broadway
Sgier John J. , chef, r. 532 Howard
Shaben S., collector M. Friedman & Co., r. 228 Stockton
Shablien Anna, widow, r. P South nr Twelfth Av
.Shablien Charles, laborer, r. P South !ir Twelfth Av
Shablien William, teamster, r. P South nr Twelfth Av
Shackelford Otto, roof painting, r. 513 Stockton
Shackelford Richard M., general manager Southern Pa-
cific Milling Co. and Salinas Valley Lumber Co., 210
California, r. Paso Kobles, Cal.
Shackelford ITiomas J., attorney at law, 33-34 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1006 Diamond
Shacklet^)!! FVank, candnnaker, r. 417 Folsom
Shackleton George G. , molder, r. 227 Twenty-third
Shackelton John, butcher, r. 227 Twenty-third
Shackleton John, mohler, r. 417 Folsom
Shackleton William, tillerman Tnick 9, r. 227 Twenty
third
Shackleton William T, molder, r. 227 Twenty-third
Shadlx.lt M. W. Mrs., r. Berkshire Hotel
SHADBIRXE <iEOKC;E l». (Shadbume & Herrin)
568 Hoffman Av
SHAMBIRM-: <;EOK«iK l>. Jr. Kieorge D. Shad
burne J:
Hoffman .\\
SHADBURNE GEORGE D. Jr. &
Pn (jieorse J>. Shadbume Jr.) real
wUi estate agents and iu<>arauc«- brok-
ers, houses rented and rents eollected,
aeents tor country land, full charge
taken of property lor absentees, 313 .Uont-
eoiuery. Telephone .Main S38
Shadburne Leonard A., conductor, r. 1330 Howard
8^" Shailmrne. See Chadbourne
SH.tnBi K\E A HEKRI.\ (George D. Shadbuni-
Hnd William Herrin) attorneys at law 415 Mont-
gomery, rooms 9-11
Shadd<x-k Thomas, gilder, r. 534 Jessie
Shade Ada Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddy
Shade Edward D., canvasser, r. 101 Grant Av
Shade Frank A., machinist, r. 12 Metcalfe PI
Shade Fredrick H., porter, r. 1019f Natoma
Shade Grace ML-is, laundress, r. 1519 Eddy
Shade J. A., compositor Examiner
Shade James H., liquors, NE cor California and Central
Av
Shade Widenham D. C, foreman pattern shop Vulcan
Iron Wks, r. 6:}2 Howard
Shade WUHam A., barber, r. 6094 Howard
e^ Shade. See Schade
Shaefer Henry, expressman, r. 231 Twenty -eighth
Sbaefer Louis", siaman, r. 334 Shipley
DR. NAT. T. COULSON
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Corner Taylor
Opposite Sixth Street SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lLr.';^~f.:* !J
T. P. ANDREWS, 109 Montgomery
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Shaefer Henry, jteddler, r. 281 Twenty-efghtli
Shaefer Paul I'., painter, r. 330 Twenty-fifth
Shaeifer Kdgar W., bookkeeper, r. 1512 Leavenwortli
Shaeffer John, machinist, r. 13i Boardman PI
Sliaeffer John, porter, r. 1512 Leavenworth
Shaeffer Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 1512 Leavenwortli'
US?" Shaeffer. See Sc laefer, Schaeffer, Schafer, Schaffur,
Shaefer, Shafer, Sheaffer and Sheffer
Shaen Aaron (Shaen & Crown) r. 622 McAllister
Shaen Jacob, clerk Police Court 3, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaen P. Mrs., widow, r. 17 Boyce
Shaen Pincus, with Board of Fire Underwriters of the
Pacific, r. 2327 Fillmore
ijhaen Samuel, clerk, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaen Hi Cr.wn (Aaron Shaen and Isaac Crown) harliers,
409 Pine
iS" Shaen. See Schoen, Shain, Shane and Shoen
.-^hafeeld Charles L., bakery, 312 Hayes
Shafer Adele J. K., widow, dressmaker, r. 808 Valencia
Shafer Charles E., civil engineer, 412 California, room 5,
r. >»lameda
Shafer Devilla M., machine hand, r. 1120 Filbert, rear
Shafer BYank, lineman, r. 641 Valencia
Shafer FrauK E. (California Milk Co.) r. 2226 Howard
Shafer Henry, blacksmith, r. 911 Twenty-second
Shafer John W., blacksmith, r. 911 Twenty second
Shafer Mary, widow, r. 431 Tehama
Shafer Mary E., wi<low. r. 400 Van Ness A\
Shafer Maud Miss, compositor, r. 1120 Hlbert
Shafer William E. , clerk, r. 539 Geary
i®" Shafer. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schafer, Schaffer,
Shaefer, Shaeffer, Shaffer, Sheaffer and Sheffer
Shaferio Isaac, peddler, r. 20 Russ
Shaffer Frank, millhand, r. 214 Third
Shaffer Frank K., missionary, r. 410 Franklin
Shaffer Richard, clerk Speckter & Dohemann, r. 2440
Mission
Shaffer W. .)., watei tender stmr Columbia
XS" Shxffer. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schafer, Schaffer,
Shafer. Sheaffer and Sheffer
Shafter James, r. 1001 Pine
Shafter James C, jiiiysician and surgeon, oftice and r.
1406 California
Shafter O. L. Estate Co., D. Henshaw Ward secretary,
508 California, room 31
SIIAFTKK WILLIAM R., Colonel 1st Infantry U.
S. A., and Coiiiinandant Angel Island
it5r Shafter. Sec Schaiter
.Shagren Emil, fireman, r. 1519 Eddy
Shahadi Shahadi, curios, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
Shahan Andrew, car repairer, r. 2815 Bu?'h
Shahan Thomas, lineman, r. 421 Bush
a^" Shahan. See Sheahan and Sheehan
Shain Joseph, collector, r. 1710 Polk
.SHAIK JOSEPH E., proprietor Shain's Mercantile
Collection Agency, 24-25 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 206
Brodcric'k
Shain Mary E. Mrs., r. Episcopal old Ladies' Home
sum MERCANTILE COL-
LECTION AGENCY, As:\.rr;.
prietor, -i-f^.i Mitl.s Bid;;, ;id flour
B^ Shain. Sec S'chuen. Shaen, Shane and Shoen
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.
(a coritoratloii) ilfiii-y »'. .'^oniitaK i»i-esl-
dent, lleriiiaii SlialiiMald vicr-presldeni,
Spencer *'. liuckbee secretary and treas-
urer, real estate agents. Iiuuse brokers,
and auctioneers. 'jlS-??0 Itlontgomery.
Telephone .>Iain 401
SHAIKMALD IIEK.M.VN (Shainwald, Buckbee &
Co.) 218 2-20 Montgomery, r. 2^:22 Clay
Shainwald Martha VV. M ss, i)resident San Francisco
Fruit and Flower Mission, *20 Post, r. 2222 Clay
PETERSEN & FISHER,
207 POWELL STREET
TELEPHONE MAIN 5649.
Foi Specialties See Ad. Page, opposite the heading
"Plumbers" in Business Directory.
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Shainwald Nathan Mrs., widow, r. 2222 Clav
SUAINW'ALD RIC'HAKO S., secretary Parattine
Paint Co., 116 Battery, r. 1919 Baker
B^" Shainwald. See Schoenwald
Shakespeare Joseph H., painter, r. 748 Minna
Shakespeare Mill and Mining Co., Charles F. Bridge sec-
retary, 532 Market, room 3
Shakles Andrew, bartender Hotel St. Nicholas
Shaler Frank W., teamster, r. Twelfth Av South nr 1'
Shaler John, jilumber, r. 231 Twenty-ninth
S^ Shaler. See Schaller
Shalgren Charles A., engineer, r. 440 Ninth, rear
Shalgren Charles F., florist, r. 440 Ninth, rear
Shahnount Henry J., conductor, r. 1839 Polk
Shanabrook Jeanette, widow, r. 685 Clementina
Shanabrook William, r. 685 Clementina
Shanahan D., third asst engineer stmr Santa Rosa, r. 233
Seventh
Shanahan Daniel, stevedore, r. 727 Twenty-fourth
Shanahan Daniel J., clerk William J. Adams, r. 727
Twenty-fourth
S'lanahan Delia, r. 781 Mission
S lanahan F^dward, boilermaker, r. 624 Fourth
Shanahan James, engineer, r. 233 Seventh
Shanahan Jeremiah R., bookkeeper, r. 624 Fourth
SiKUKiban Johaiii-.a, widow, r. 233 Seventh
Shanahan .lolin P., stc\edorf, r. 727 Twentv-fourth
SHANAHAN JOHN W., pr»„H,...
Eclipse Carpet lieatins and Renovating
Work.s, Office » Nintlt. Works .5:4..%J«
Brannan, Telephone South I4U, r. 304
4> uerrero
Shanahan Michael, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Shanahan Michael, jjoliceman, r. 13 Whitney
Shanahan Michael J , stevedore, r. 342 Fourth
Shanahan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 226 Fifteenth
Shanahan Thomas, clerk S. F. and N. P. Ry., r. 609
Douglass
Shanahan Thomas, laborer, r. Third Av and Forester
Shanahan Thomas, tanner, r. Thirty-seventh Av South
nr K
Shanahun Timothy, engineer, r. 233 Seventh
Shanahan William, laborer, r. 509 Sh twell
Shanahan William P., operator, r. 8 West Mission
Shandley Patrick, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
Shane John J., guard Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1805b Du-
pant
Shane John L., machinist, r. 856 Folsom
Shane Thomas, wireman Sunset Tel. Co., r. 3125 Mission
S-g" Shane. See Schoen, Shaen, Shain and Shoen
Shaney Lawrence, longshoreman, r. SW cor Drumm and
Washington
Shank John V., clerk, r. 658 Ashburj'
Shankey Sarah, widow, r. 2012 Powell
Shankey William G. , dentist, .56 Flood Bldg., r. 2012
Powell
Shankland Robert, capitalist, r. 1709 Jones
Shankland T. Clinton, clerk Ins. Co. of North America,
r. East Oakland
Shanklin James W., land agent, 508 Montgomery, r.Oak-
land
Shanks Edward, packer, r. 26 Clara
SHARKS FRE1»ERI€K H., physician and surge. >n,
office and r. 923 Valencia
Shanley Andrew J. (Carlson & Shanley) r. 4:V Clinton
Shanley Andrew J., seaman, r. 217 Third
Shanley George, boilermaker, r. 18 Garden
Shanley John, boilermaker, r. 38Natoma
Shanley Patrick H., copyLst Recorder, r. 518 Bryant
Shanley William G., boilermaker, r. 38 Natoma
Shannon Andrew, conductor, r. 708 Army
Shannon Anna C. Mrs., widow, r. 628 Sutter
Shannon Bridget, widow, r. 1324^ Harrison
Shannon Charles, rubber worker, r. 1617 Stevenson
Shannon Charles J., boxmaker, r. 124 Page
Shainion Daniel J., caqienter, r. 24 Ellsworth
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W. B. CMAPMA/N,
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Shannon Da\id, teamster, r. 143 Xatoma
Shannon Dominick, bartender John Delaney
Shannon Dora, widow, r. 605 Webster
Shannon Elizabeth, widow, r. 718 Tennessee
Shannon George, r. 13 Verba Buena
Shannon Harry L., mining engineer, r. 2105 Sterner
Shannon James, horsetramer, r. 1003 Xatoma
Shannon James, stonecutter, r. 535 Minna
Shannon James, sugar refiner, r. S s Wolf nr California
Av
Shannon James E., salesman Pac. Shirt Co. , r. 518 Ue-
tavia
SH.4.'«.\OX J. X. A CO. (John N. Shannon) whole-
sale cisrars, 1177 Valencia
Shannon John A. , maehinehand P. F. Nolan & Co. , r.
East Oakland \
Shannon John B. , conductt)r, r. 518 Oc^via
Shannon John G., conductor, r. 1310 Mason
SUA\\0!« JOHN X. (J. N. Shannon & Co.) r. 224
Haight
Shannon John P., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. SllJ
Church
Shannon John W., teamster, r. 806 Hampshire
Shannon J. Warren, cashier Frank Eastman & Co., r.
r. 2310 Jackson
Shannon Lavina, widow, r. 10 Powell Av
Shaimon Leland S., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Alameda
Shannon Lizzie, milliner Charles E. Adcock, 10 Kearny
Shanno . Mark, clerk, r. 605 Webster
Shannon Mary, widow, r. 435^ Ringold
Shannon Maurice P., elevator man, r. 435^ Ringold
.SH.4.XXON .MICH A EL (Frank Eastman & Co.) r. 2310
Jackson
Shannon Michael, laborer, r. 226 Noe
Shannon Michael F., groceries and liquors, 940 Brjant
Shannon Peter, clerk, r. 1210 Union
Shannon Robert T., restaurant, r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
Shannon Samuel, r. 605 Webster
Shannon Sidney J., clerk Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Alameda
Shannon Simon, extraman Chemical Eng^inc 5, r. 1214
Pacific
Shannon T.. messboy stmr Santa Rosa
Shannon William, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Shannon Thomas B., r. 2319^ Larkin
Shannon Thomas F., millhand, r. Ellsworth nr Cort-
land Av
Shannon William, driver, r. 1324| Harrison
Shannon AVilliam B., machinist, r. 1043a Folsom
Shannon William E., liquors, 209 E'lis, r. 7 Ewing PI
Shannon William H., bricklayer, 1226 Point Lobos Av
Shannon William H., machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. Oakland
Shannon William J., coffee roaster, r. 211 Fourth
Shannon William P., butcher, r. 728 Capp
Shannon William W., butcher, r. 728 Capp
Shannon William W., foreman book dept Frank East-
man & Co., r. 2310 Jackson
Shannon W. V., machinist. S. P. Co., r. 1043a Folsom
SHAPIRO AARON Rev., u.oue. .or.
geon, r. 'iti'SO Sutter
Shapiro Abraham, milkman, r. 1.5b Kissling PI
Shapiro Isaac, butcher, 992 Folsom, r. 959 Folsom
Shapiro Lazarus, porter, r. 6 Golden PI
Shapiro Lazarus, medicinal herbs, 1205 Market, r. 407
Franklin
Shapiro Nathan R., machinist, r. 6 Golden PI
Shaplev Frederick, chemist W. P. Fuller & Co. , r. 826
Powell
Shapperv Bernard, manager Morris Shapperv, r. 15b
Kiss'ling PI
Shappery Morris, junk, 1234 Folsom, r. 15b Kissling PI
Sharbell Joseph, bottler, r. 74 Minna
Sharkev Ambrose, laborer, r. 530i Ninth
Sharkev Bernard C. (Bovd & Sharke.v) r. 617| Minna
Sharkey Edward, laborer, r. 11 Madison Av
Sharkey James, r. 617 J Minna
Sharkey James, physician, office and r. 514 Rearrty
Sharkey James, master mariner, r. 9 Mission
Sharkey James, teamster, u 5171 Second
Sharkey James Jr., clerk, 1^-617* Minna
Sharkey James F., marble cutter, r. 1100 Van Ness Av
Sharkey J. F., watchman, r. 209 Twelfth
Sharkey John, baker, r. 521 Minna, rear
SharkeV John, groceries and liquors, 114 Seventh, r.
619"! Minna
Sharkey John W., plasterer, r. 35 Lundy Lane
Sharkey Margaret, domestic, 2424 Pierce
Sharkev Thomas J., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
6174 Minn i
Sharkey Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 218 Duncan
Sharkey William, stevedore, r. 218 Duncan
Sharli John, milker, NE cor Lisbon and Clara Ay
Sharon Alexander D., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Sharon Edward J. , barber, r. 1635 Clay
.SHAROX ESTATE CO., J. P. Martin secretary, 305
Sansome
Sharon Frank E., master teamster Construction Dept.
Market St. Ry Co., 19 Hobart Bldg, r. 1210 Mason
Sharon James, boilermaker, r. 217 Second
Sharon Laura E. Miss, printer, r. Larkspur
Sharon M..r. 905 Clay
Sharon William, apronmaker, r. 2619 Sutter
Sharp Albert, steward, r. 122 Sixth
Sharp Alexander, drayman r. E s Nebraska bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Sharp Arthur McM., inspector Custom House, r. 132.>
Broadway
Sharp Benjamin F., teamster, r. 259a Clara
Sharp Caroline, widow, r. 1323 Broadway
Sharp Charles E., clerk, r. 15 Harriet
Sharp Clara Miss, decorative art rooms, 131 Post. , r.
2519 Fillmore
Sharp Cornelius C. , compositor, r. 606 Montgomery
Sharp Daisv Miss, copvist, r. 1512 Larkin
Sharp Eliza M., widow, r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp Fi-ank, bartender, r. 732 Folsom
Sharp Frank, musicinn, r. 43 Sixth
Sharp Frank B., teamster, r. 259 Clara
Sliarp Frederick A., gasfitter, r. 451 Polk
Sharp Frederick E., r. 327 Ellis
Sharp George F. Mrs., widow, r. The Baldwin
Sharp George L., clerk William H. and William B. Sharp,
r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp George S., grain buyer, r. 1418i Howard
Sharp Graham, interne Gemian Hospital
Sharp Harry S., blacksmith, r. 451 Polk
Sharp Hattie S. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Sharp James (Pac. Coast Home Supply Association, The
King Publishing Co., and The Kerline Nanon Co. i
132 Market, rooms 21-22, r. Berkeley
Sharp James, clerk, r. 130 Turk
Sharp James C. , vault clerk Pac. Coast Savings Society.
r. 15 Harriet
Sharp James G., dentist and physician, r. 2315 Cali-
fornia
Sharp James W. , restaurant, 406 Mc.A.lIister
Sharp John T., fireman, r. 3J Bowie £1
Sharp John W., laborer, r. 15 Harris
Sharp Joseph C, r. 11 Polk
Sharp Joseph G., physician, r. German Hospital
Sharp Louis H. (Sharp & Bolton) r. 939 Geary
Sharp Maud J. Mrs., canvasser, r. 437 Natoma
Sharp Raymer, U. S. Examiner of Merchandise, r. 1728
Golden Gate Av
Sharp Samuel J., bootblack, r. 664| Howard
Sharp Solomon A., clerk Val Schmidt, r. 1323 Broad-
wav
Sharp William, r. 2315 California
SH.ARP WILLIA.n B. (WilUam H. and William B.
Sharp) attornevat law, 409 California, Telephone
Main 287, r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
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Sharp William E., musician, r. 43 Sixth
SHAKP WILLIAM F., dentist, 500 Sutter, r. 231:")
California
.Sharp William G., machinist, r. 117 Erie
SHABP niLLIAM H. <£ ^VILLIAN B. (William
B. Sharp) attorneys at law, 409 California, Telephone
Main 287
sliarp William J., car sealer S. P. Co., r. 1905 Harrison
Sharp William J., check clerk S. P. Co.. r. 108 Ridlev
SHAKP A BOLTO.\ (Louis H. Sharp and A. E. Bol-
ton) attorneys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 28-30
.SilAKPE ALBEKT .1., proprietor Alameda Transfer
Co , and Sharpe's Alameda Transfer Co., 21 Market,
Telephone .Main 1654, r. Alameda
shmiKJ C. E., salesman, r. 324 Turk
shar|ie tYank B., entry clerk Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Sluiri>e John, engineer, r. 60 Norfolk
sh:iri>e John H., deputy Land A:,'ent S. P. Co. , r. Oak-
land
Shari>e Melvin J., printer War Cry, 1139 Market
Sharpe William, gripman, r. 1123 Oak
Sharpe William H., hostler, r. 435h Clementina
.SHABPE'S ALA.11KDA TKAN.SFEB CO., Albert
J. Sharpe proprietor, 21 Market, Telephone Main
16.54
Sharpies Anna, widow, r. 714 McAllister
Sharpless Brothers (Chicago) R. L. Tuttle agent, 120 Sut-
ter, room 44
Sharpstoin Catherine, widow, r. 901 Fillmore
Sharpstein Jay P., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1305 Laguna
Sharrar Frederick, longshoreman, r. 141 Chestnut
Sharrer Lawrence, baker, r. 1041^ Vallejo
Sharrocks Charles, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 23 Fulton
Sharron Blanche, domestic 1110 Powell
Shary Julia, widow, r. 139 Shipley
Shasta House, SE our Michigan and Shasta
Shasta The, Mrs. F. E. Belduke proprietor, 320i Sutter
Shatford Robgrt, stableman, r. 1517 McAllister
Shatman Edward, dairyman, E s Thirteenth bet Lake
and California
.SHATTI'CK ABTHtrR E., president Pacific States
Ty()e Fo indry, 409 Washington, secretary The Ed-
win W. Joy Co., and American Combination Can
Co., 269 Stevenson, r. 418 Leavenworth
Shattuck Charles A., tilesetter, r. 2028 Golden Gate Av
Shattuok Charles B. (C. J. Perian & Co.) r. 5.V Monroe
Shattuck Charles D., warehouse foreman' Overland
Freight Transfer Co., r. 733 Twenty-first
Shattuck Charles H. (E. J. Shattuck & Co.) r. Alameda
Shattuck David D., commission merchant, 318 Front, r.
814 Powell
Shattuck Edmond J., (E. J. Shattuck & Co.) r. Boston
.SHATTUCK E. J. Jt CO. (Edmund J. and Charles
H. Shattuck) manufacturers Printing and Litho-
graphic Inks, Printers' Rollers and Bronze Powders,
o2o Commercial
Shattuck Etrulia Miss, actress, r. 530 Eddv
Sliattuck Frances, widow, r. 1507 Broadway
Shattuck Frank B., chandler, r. 812 Powell
Shattuok John, seaman, r. 102 Pa-ific
Shattuck John H., teamster, r. 733 Twenty-first
Shattuck Marshall B., clerk, r. 126 Church
Shattuck Orville J. (Shattuck & Knoche) r. 102 Minna
s)iatt;ick Rena Miss, correspondent Pac. States Type
F( lundrv, r. 730 Pine
^ Sliattuck William, railroad newsdealer, r. 821 Valencia
Shattuck William C, contractor, r. 1507 Broadway, rear
.SH.4TTIICK M'lLLIA.n P., secretary Pacific States
Type Foundry, 409 Washington, r. 212 Powell
Shattujk & Knoche (Orville J. Shattuck and Henry
Knoche) grocer es an 1 liquora, NW cor Second anil
.Minna
K5^ Shattuck. See Shaddock
sh uiglmessy Edward J., driver, r. Ill Silver
>h:iui;hnessy James .M., caqjeuter, r. Ill Silver
H. S. BRIDGE & CO.
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Shaughnessy John, r. 8 Gough
Shaughnessy John, longshoreman, r. 1912 Kearny
Shauu'hnessy John, printer and jiublisher, 20 Ellis, r. 8
Olive Court
Shaughnessy John Jr., laborer, r. 1912 Kearny
Shaughnessy John Jr., pressman, r. 8 Olive Court
Shaughnessy John J., salesman Crown Distilleries Co.,
r. 712 Geary
Shaughnessy John J., teamster, r. Ill Silver
Shaughnessy Joseph, millhand. r. Ill Silver
Shaughnessy Martni, longshoreman, r. 8 Chenerv
Shaughnessy Martin Jr., carpenter, r. 8 Chenery
Shaughnessy Michael F. , carpenter, r. Ill Silver
Shaughnessy Michael, driver, r. 505a Seventh
Shau/hnessy Michael, teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
Shaughnessy Patrick H., asst engineer S. F. F. Dept, r.
712 Sansome
Shaughnessy Patrick J., laborer, r. 6 Zoe PI
Shaughnessy Thomas F. , laborer, r. 191 2 Kearny
Shaughnessy William (N. Parrish & Co.) r. 342 Fair
Oaks
Shaughnessy William, clerk Henrj^ W. Burmester, r.
1354 Howard
Shaughnessy William, watchman, r. 114 Pacific
SS" Shaughnessy. See O'Sh lughnessy
.SHAIJT WILLIA.n B., manager National Life Asso-
ciation (Hartford, Conn.) 206 Sansome, r. 925 Hyde
Shaver Edward B., clerk, r. 475 Valencia
Shaver M irv, widow, r. 475 Valencia
Shaver Mary B. Miss, seamstress, r. 475 Valencia
Shaver Norman E., scale repairer, r. 517 O'Farrell
Shavers John, bootblack, r. 713.^ Bush
Shaw A. Mrs., widow, r. 1811 Post
Shaw Addison E. (King & Shaw) attorney at law, 9-9a
Pacific .Mutual Bldg, 508 Montgomery.r. 1317 Clay
Shaw Agnes C, widow, stenographer, r. 14 Hill
Shaw Albert C, superintendent American Carbonic
Acid Gas Co., r. 1522 Polk
Shaw Angela B. Mrs., teacher Webster Primary School,
r. 417 Larkin
Shaw Archibald J., student, r. 3622J Sixteenth
Shaw Butler E., clerk VV. B. Sumner & Co., r. 1626
Golden Gate Av
Shaw C. B. Mrs. , widow, r. 515 McAllister
Shaw Charles, carpenter, r. 119^ Si.xth
Shaw Charles F. (Shaw & Co.) r. 515 McAllister
SH.4>V CHABLEsi U., clerk Executive Department
Southern Pacific Co., 52 Union Trust Bldg, 4 Mont-
gomery, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Shaw Charles R. , carpenter, r. 1215 Folsom
Shaw Christopher, with Estate of John Parrott, r. 517
Sutter
Shaw Climenia, wi low, r. 7b Dawson PI
Shaw Daniel F., laborer, r. 1227 Fell
Shaw Daniel J., foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
2434 Pine
Shaw David, shoemaker, 3018 Mission
Shaw David K., master, tug Joseph H. Redmond, r. 715
Green
Shaw Edward J., cabinetmaker, r. 1215 Folsom
Shaw Edward .\I., clerk U. S. Light House Inspector,
r. Alameda
Shaw Elizabeth, widow, r. 1808 Taylor
Shaw Ellen Mrs., uurse, r. 988 Howard
Shaw Elsie J. Mrs. , r. 2721 Jackson
Shaw Frank, brakeman, r. 7 Clara
Shaw Frank L., decorator, r. 515 Mc.\llister
Shaw Frederick, waiter stmr Acapulco
Shaw Frederick L., bookkeeper Buckingham & Hecht, r
515 McAllister
SHAW OEOBOE T., grand secretar>- Grand Lodge
I. <J. O. F., 1-2 Odd Fellows' Bldg, *SW cor Market
and Seventh, and secretary Califoniia Lumber
Co., 405 .Mcintgomery, r. 1910 San Carlos Av
Shaw George W. , carpenter, r. 1621^ Sutter
SHA>V H.ABBV H.. D. D. S., dentist, 224 Kearny,
r. 2407 Sacramento
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Shaw Heiiry B., drug broker Wakelee k. Co., r. 190<j
Vallejo
SI1.4W UE.NRY M.. secretarj- Rose Hill G..Id Min-
ing Co., 320 Sansome, r. 1710 Cla\-
Shaw Herbert G., clerk Richard S. D.iVdall. r. 763 Valen-
cia
Shaw Ida E. Mis.s, principal Pacific Avenue Primary
School, r. 2810 Pine
Shaw James G. Mrs., widow, r. 2510 Pine
Shaw John, butcher, r. 1907 Harrison
Shaw John, clerk C. W. Foster, r. 7b Dawson PI
Shaw John, porter, r. 833 Gear}-, rear
Shaw John J., prisonkeeper New Citv Hall, r. 706 Mc-
Allister
Shaw Lineaus E. , painter, r. 22.51 Market
Shaw Lionel, r. 1831 McAllister
Shaw Margaret E., widow, r. 2810 Pine
Shaw Mary J. Mrs., midwife, r. 313 Haight
Shaw Michael, paper seller Ferry Dejiot, r. 300 Ea-'^t
Shaw Nathan AV., capitalist, r. 2407 Sacramento
Shaw O. Mrs. , widow, r. 2-K)3 Howard
Shaw Robert, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Shaw S. Harvey, r. 723 Market
Shaw Stephen W., jxartrait artist, 723 Market, r. 911
Guerrero
Shaw Thaxter W., painter, r. 3tj22| Si.xteenth
Shaw Thomas, helper Dow Steam Pump AATis, r. 409
Minna
Shaw Thomas, laborer, r. 752J Minna
Shaw Thomas W., liquors, (534 Market, r. 20^ Post
Shaw Virgil F. , salesman Am. Tobacco Co.
Shaw Walter C, clerk, r. 1710 Clay
Shaw William, Ixiarding, 32 Broad vay
Shaw William, driver Guadaloupe Dairy (;<»., r. .San
Bruno Av, opp Fifteenth Av S<»uth
Shaw William, reedworker, r. 41 i Russ
Shaw William A., broker, r. 2721" Jackson
Shaw William E., carriagemaker, 1621 Market, r. 129
Hennann
Shaw William H., b(i<3kkeeper, r. 2721 Jackson
Shaw William J. J.. )>oliceman, r 70« Mc.^lister
SH.IM' MILLIA.VI F., president Jackson Mining
Co., and .\lvarado Artesian Water Co., 214 Pine,
room 29, r. 1920 Van Ness Av
Shaw William W., salesman, r. 1620 Golden Gate Av
Shaw & Co. (Charles F. Shaw and Edgar H. Heilmani
painters, etc, 2135 Fillmore
SHAW'S PHAKMAtY. BeaizlevA: Hempstead pm-
pnetors, 434 Sutter, Telephone Main .i473
Shawhan Mattie W. Miss, teacher ](ainting, 145 Ninth
Shawhan William D., ca-shier E. J. Shattuck .t Co., r.
711 Jones
Shawl A. & Co. (Aaron Shawi) groceries and liiiuors,
1035 Clay
Shawl Aaron (A. Shawl & Co.') r. 1031 Clay
Shawl Aaron J., clerk Mark Shawl, r. 806i Gear}'
Shawl Annie Mrs., milliner, 1031 Clay
Sliawl Charles, .sewing machines and 'supplies, 30 Second:
r. 706 Buchanan
Shawl Gustave, expressman, r. 1421 Ellis
Shawl Joseph, varnisher, r. 1615 San Carlos Av
Shawl Louis, cigars and tobacco, 1303 Eddv
Shawl JIark, loan office, 653 Washington, "r. SOSi Gearv
Shawl Morris, peddler. 653 Washington, r. SOCJ Gearv "
Shawl Philip, clerk Charles Shawl, r. 706 Buchanan "
Shawl Solomon, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 7
Dawson PI #
^- Shawl. See Scliolle and Scholl
Shay A. G. Miss, cimipositor, r. 124 Vicksburg
Shay Bernard J., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.
r. 727 Eddy
Shay Bridget, widow, r. 255 Minna
Shay Catherine, domestic, 555 Harrison
Shay Charles, bartender, r. 418 Post •
ShaV Daniel, batteiyman. r. 10 Prospect PI
Shay Daniel, fireman, r. 410 Folsom
.Shay Donnell, laborei, r. 412 Clementina
Shay Emma Miss, domestic 2125 Jackson
Sha\' Esther iliss, cimipositor. r. 124 Vicksburg
SHAV FR.4\K, attorney at law, 4 MiUs Bidg, tlth
floor, r. 1524 Alameda Av, Alameda
Shay Frank M., patternmaker, r. 124 Vicksburg
Shay James. laundr}-man, r. 307 Guerrero
Shav John, laborer, r. 318 \'allev
SHAY 40HX B.. c .ffee saloon, 38 Fourth, r. Mi>
Mission
Shay Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 307 Guerrero
Shay Lizzie, widow, r. 307 Guerrero
Shay Margaret, widow, r. W s Folsom ur Precita Av
Shay Matdda D. Miss, compositor, r. 124 Vicksburg
Shay Patrick, laborer, r. 247 Second
Shay Thomas, clerk, r. 110 Bay
/t-F" Shay. See Shea
Shaylor James O., r. 489 Braunan
Shaylor Justin D., freight clerk S. P. Co., r. 449J Third
Shea Amiie B. Miss, teacher Sprang Vallev Grammar
School, r. 2613 Polk
She^Bartholomew, laborer, r. 107 Wood
SHEA, BO<UQlEKAZ A CO. (James Shea and
Antoine Boctjueraz) imjiorters and wholesale dealers
wines and liquors, SW air Jackson and Front, Tele-
phone Main 5396
Shea Catherine, widow, r. 2i Hayward
Shea Catherine, widow, r. 605 Foiuth
Shea Catherine, widow, r. 1017 Bryant
Shea Catherine, widow, r. 1151 Harrison
Shea Catherine, widow, r. 2522 Brvant
Shea Charles, clerk, r. 30 Twelfth "
Shea Charles, laborer, r. 130 Twelfth
Shea Christopher A., groceries and liquors, 401 Octavia,
r. 404 Fell
Shea Christopher C. (P. Shea & Son) r. 261 Eleventh
Shea Cornelius, car repairer, r. 608 Sixth
Shea Ct.rnelius, liquors, 119 Fourth, r. 240 Minna
Shea Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
Shea Dennis (Sjjargo & Shea) r. SW cor Broderick and
Jefferson
Shea Daniel, seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Shea Daniel W. , stockbroker, r. 6 Chesley
Shea Dennis, laborer, r. 41 Clara
Shea Dennis, longshoreman, r. 1.4 Natoma
Shea Den is F., superintendent Bay Cit.v Soda Water
Co , r. 1017 Br} ant
Shea Deiniis F., telegraph ojjerator, r. 61 Natoma
Sh»a Edward, laborer, r. 343 Shipley
Shea Edward, laborer, r. Alms House
SheaEdwanl J., tinsmith, r. 61 Natoma
Shea Elizaljeth D., widow, r. 252i Tehama
Shea Ellen Miss, domestic r. 325 Jessie
Shea Frauces. domestic 2309 Washington
SHEA F1:A.%K T. (Shea & Shea) and architect New
Citv Hall, office New Citv Hall, .second floor, r. 77:>
Haight
Shea George P., clerk S. F. & N. P. R. R. Co., r. 2-JJ
Sansome
Shea H. Mrs. (Shea & Prunty) r. 18 Verona PI
Shea Harr}- W., |»orter. r. E s Manchester nr Ripley
Shea Henr}', gardener, r. 210| Tehama
Shea Henry, longshoreman, r. 330 Vallejo
Shea Henr}-, rancher, r. E s San Jose Road opp Hearst
Av Ocean View
Shea James (Shea, Boc(|uera*. & Co.) r. 1325 Golden Gate
Av
Shea James, brass finisher, r. 107 Welsh
Shea James, capitalist, 11 .Montgomery, r. Hotel Balti-
more
Shea James, fireman La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
.Shea James, laborer, r. 446 Brannan
Shea James, jjainter, r. 18 Isis
Shea James, ropemaker, r. 2522 Bi-yant
Shea James E.. linemtn, r. 646 Folsom
Shea James W., jwlisher, r. 343 ShijJey
Shea Jeramiah, laborer, r. 592 Stevens<jn
Shea Jerome C. , boilemiaker, r. 32 Maple Court
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^hea John, boilerniaker, r. 734 J Howard
Shea John, driver, r. 22 Willows Ax-
Shea John, laborer, r. 23 Ferrie
Shea John, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Shea John, lead g^rinder, r. 405 Clementina
Shea John, paver, r. 74 Brady
Shea John, salesman U. M. Moran & Co., r. 570 Miima
Shea John, tanner, r. N\V cor Santa Clara and Carolina
Shea John B. , traveling salesman Lane & Connelly
Shea John H., r. 519b Valencia
Shea John H., engineer, r. 174 Silver
Shea John J. (Shea & Fitzg-erald) r. 187 Hyde
Shea John J., brassfinisher, r. 343 Shipley
Shea John J., 1st officer stnir Bonita, r. "l031 Pacific
Shea Joseph, teamster, r. 2522 Bryant
Slieei Katie Miss, domestic ISllJ Devisadero
sliLi Leo W., bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r
1112 McAllister
Shea Margaret, widow, r. til Natonia
Shea Mary, domestic 2602 California
Shea Mary L., widow, cook 1123 California
Shea Mary T. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School r.
2613 Polk
Shea Maurice, laborer, r. 126 Twenty-sixth
Shea Michael, contractor, r. 2613 Polk
Shea Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Filbert and
Laaruna
Shea Michael, liquors, 61!) Mission, r 59 Shipley
Shea Michael, longshoreman, r. 128 Francisco
Shea Michael, miner, r. Alms House
Shea Nellie Mrs., r. 527i Geary
Shea P. & Son (Patrick and Christopher C.) groceries
and liquors, 1446 Folsom
Shea Patrick (P. Shea & Son) r. 261 Eleventh
Shea Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Freelon
Shea Patrick, laborer, r. 313 Folsom
Shea Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Shea Patrick, sergeant ])olice, r. 32 Ford
Shea Patrick, tanner and currier, r. 1320 Hampshire
Shea Patrick J., with VV & J. Sloane & Co., r. 203 Clara
Shea Richard H., bartender, r. 254J; Tehama
Shea Thomas, carpenter, r. 1320 Twenty-sixth
Shea Thomas W. , laborer, r. 61 Natoma
Shea Timothy B., contractor, r. 817 Lyon
Shea WilUam, r. 605 Fourth
Shea William, finisher, r. 1234 Hampshire
Shea William, laborer, r. 330 Vallejo
Shea William D. (Shea & Shea) r. 2613 Polk
Shea William H., galvanizer, r. 1412 Lyon
Shea & Fitzgerald (John J. Shea and Edward J. Fitz-
gerald) wmes and liquors, 26 Golden Gate Av
Shea C& Pruntv (Mrs. H. Shea and Patrick Pruntv) liq-
uors, 129 Third
SHE.4 A SHEA (Frank T. and WiUiam D.) architects.
26 Montgomery, Telephone Main 911
B^" Shea. See O'Shea, Shay and Sheehy
Sheafer J., motorman, r. 13 Valley
SHE.4FFER ORRE>[ F., groceries and liquors, 1000
Hyde, r. 1230 Pine
tf®°She^fEer. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schafer, Schaffer,
Shaefer, Shafer and Sheffer
She.ihan Charles L., house and sign painter, 224^ Fifth
Sheahau James £., master stmr Australia, r. 27 Minna
Sheahan John E , blacksmith, r. S s Army bet Castro
and Noe
Sheahan John J., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos., r.
Lorin, Cal.
Sheahan Maurice, tailor, 35 Third, r. 939} Howard
Sheahan Maurice J., stenographer, office S|jecialtv Mnfg
Co., r. 2320 Twelfth
Sheahan Patrick, driver, r. 1307 Nebraska
B^Sheahan. See Shahan, Shean, Sheehan
Shean Annie Miss (Misses Shean's), r. 1619 Fillmore
Shean James E., foreman Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co. , r. 1619 Fillmore
Shean James E. Jr., clerk, r. 1619 Fillmore
Shean J. J., clerk Holin & Nathan, r. 1238 Howard
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Shean John B., salesman Lane & Connolly, r. 43i Twen-
ty-ninth
Shean John H., foreman Mare Island Navy Yard, r. 3VJ
Duncan
Shean Mamie Miss (Misses Shean's) r. 1619 Fiilmore
Shean William F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1619 Fillmore
iG^Shean. See bheehan and Shehan.
Shean's Misses (Miss Annie and Miss Mamie Shean)
teachers dancing, 1837 Fillmore
Shear Abraham, clerk Walter G. Holmes
Shear Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 620 Post
Shear Samuel, deputy Sheriff, r. 104 Guerrero
Shear Samuel Mrs., r. 620 Post
Shear Waldrou, miner, r. 240 Fifteenth
Shear William H., miner, r. 1028 Treat Av
tf^Shear. See Scheier and Schier.
Sheare Harry, porter, r. 126 O'Farrell
Shearer Frank, engineer, r. 329 O'Farrell
Shearer Flora M. Miss, teacher Washington Graumiai-
School, r. 1534 Bush
Shearer George A., clerk Post Office, r. 599 Ellis
Shearer Ida M., widow, r. 331 Eddy
Shearer James L. compositor, r. 2:i3 Eleventh Av
Shearer Lida, widow, r. 926 Haight
e^ Shearer. See Scheerer, Scherer, Scherrer ami
Sherer.
Sheasbv W. H., night yard master S. P. Co , r. 43!)'.
Bryant
Sheath Alfred G., receiver S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Uni-
versity Club
Shebb Charles, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, r.
11 Graham PI
Sheblev FYank A., deputy. State Board of Fish Commi.s-
sioners. room 78 Flood Bldg, r. Sisson, Cal.
SheWey William H., superintendent of hatchery at Sis-
sou, Cal., Stite Board of Fish Commissioners, room
78, Flood Bldg, r. Sisson
Shedd Henry P., clerk, r. 226 Collingwood
Shedd Walter A., electrician, r. 226 Collingwood
Shedden Charles, clerk, r. 1324 Sacramento
Shedden William, stableman, r. 1324 .Sacramento
Sheddy Edmond J., stonecutter, r. SW cor Washington
and Cherry
Sheddy Ellen Miss, telephone operator, r. SWcor Wash-
ingtoi) and Cherrj'
Sheean Daniel, seaman, r. 1347 Howard
Sheean Jeremiah, machinist, r. 1347 Howard
Sheean Timothy, r. 1347 Howard
Sheean Timothy Jr., wheelwright, r. 1347 Howar
Sheedy Ellen Miss, domestic 710 Leavenworth
SheeJy Frank, painter, r. 246 Clara
Sheedy James, marble sfetter, r. 725J Minna
Sheedy John, stonecutter, r. 28 Linden Av
Sheedy Michael, coal and w.jod, 11-13 Taylor, r. 5r>8 Ste .-
enson
Sheedy Michael, liquors, 558 Stevenson
Sheehan Andrew, boilermaker, r. 501 Napa
Sheehan Andrew, laborer, r. 17 Mich gan
Sheehan Annas, widow, r. 711 i Temiesseo
Sheehan Annie, widow, r. 13 Michigan
Sheehan Annie, widow, r. 18 Minna
Sheehan Annie .Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Derby
Sheehan Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 939i Howar.l
Sheehan Catherine, widow, r. 3a Cleveland
Sheehan Charles, janitor, r. 43 Stanley PI
Sheehan Christopher, laborer, r. 132 Shotwell
Sheehan Cornelius, clothes marker, r. 1 Capp
Sheehan D., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Sheehan Daniel, boilermaker McMun>hy & McEvoy
Sheehan Daniel, driver, r. 116 Barry
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, r. 420 Grove
Sheehan Daniel, superintendent Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 1 Go.Kisell PI
Sheehan Daniel J., boilermaker, r. 3a Cleveland
Sheehan Daniel J., s^alesman Roos Bros, r. 1 Capp
Sheehan David, builermaker, r. 3a Cleveland
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Slieehan David D., collector Commercial Pub. Co., r. 23
Rausch
.Sheehan Dennis J., ^oceriesaud liquors, •21.t Ninth
Sheehan Dennis J., marblecutter, r. 26 Langton
Sheehan Mward, boarding, 1210 Battery-
Sheehan Edward, laborer, r. 704 Clementina
Sheelia« -Edward, laborer, r. 18 Minna
Sheelian Edward, rivet heater, r. 18 Minna
.Sheehan Edward I., boots and shoes, 360 Third, r. 1536
Howard
.Sheehan Frank, teamster, r. 22 Sheridan
Sheehan Harry F. , decor^itor, r. 846 Mission
Sheehan Honora, widow, r. Alms House
.Sheehan James, expressman, XE cor Gough and Haight.
r. 595 Crocker
Sheehan .James F., laborer, r. 423 Tenth
Sheehan James W., freight inspector, r. 2916 Folsom
Sheehan Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 2809 Cla.v
Sheehau Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2514 Post
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 208 Union
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 711 Elizabeth
.Sheehan Jeremiah G.. carrier Post Office,
Park Av
Sheehan Jeremiah P., port«r, r. 400 Bartlett
Sheehan Johanna, widow, r. 59i Crocker
Sheehan Johanna, widow, r. "XW cor Broderick and
Greenwich
Sheehan Johanna Mrs., furnished rooms, 612 Fourth
Sheehan John, blacksmith, r. 711J Tennessee
Sheehan John, machinist Union Box Factory
Sheehan John, waiter, r. NE cor Eighth Av and D
Sheehan John C, groceries and liquors, 28J Rausch
Sheehan John F., clerk, r. 1238 Howard
SHEEHAN JOHN F., secretarj- and manager People's
Home Sa\-ings Bank (in liquidation) and secretary
24 Elgin
and treasurer Board of Yosemit* Vallev and Man
posa Big Tree Commissioners, 24-26 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor, r. 114 Lyon
Sheehan John H. (Flynn & Sheehan), r. 24 South Park
Sheehan John J. , gripman, r. 1 Capp
Sheehan John J., sawyer, r. 210 Fifteenth
.Slieehan John J. Jr., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Fifteenth and Capp
Sheehan .J<An W., driver, r. 433 Jessie
Sheehan Joseph, comixwitor, r. 21 1 Sumner
Sheehan Joseph, packer, r. 25^ Norfolk
Sheehan Kate, niirse, r. 8 Fair Oaks
Sheehan LawTenceB., watchman, r. 604J Sixth
Sheehan Mamie, domestic, r. 22 Derby PI
Sheehan Margaret, widow, r. 22 Derby PI
.Sheehan Margaret, widow, r. 25^ Norifolk
Sheehan Margaret Miss, stenographer The Maze, r. 124
Fourteenth
Sheehan Martin, laborer, r. 913 Treat Av
Sheehan Mary, widow, r. 310 Gough
Sheehan Mary C, widow, r. N s Sadowa bet Orizaba
and Capitol, Ocean View
Sheehnn Maurice F., salesman J. Samuels, r. 1 Capi)
Sheehan Michael, fireman, r. 39J Moss
Sheehan Michael, laborer, r. 210 Moulton
Sheehiin Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1610
Fell
Sheehan Michael J., boilermaker and truckman Truck 3
r. 59^ Crocker
Sheehan .Michael J., clerk, r. 310 Gough
Sheehan Michael J., deputy License Collector, r. 310
Gough
Sheehan Nora, domestic 2754 Bush
Sheehan Oro Mrs., teacher music, r. 128 Chattanooga
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Bav and Laguna
Sheehan Paul, lalrorer, r. 264 Clara
Sheehan Peter T., longshoreman, r. 17 Federal, rear
Sheehan ITiomas, carpenter, r. 26b Hawthorne
Sheehan Thomas, clerk John C. Nobmann, r. 2416 Cali-
fornia
Sheehan Thomas, engineer, r. 913 Montgomery
Sheehan Thomas, hostler, r. SE cor Pierce and Eddy
GflTTOJl, BELL & CO. t"!!
Sheehan Thomas, teamster, r. 17 Folsom Av
Sheehan Thomas J., salesman Wolf Bros., r. 846 Mis-
sion
Sheehan Timothy, clerk Conway & Baumel, r. 22 Sheri-
dan
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 210 Fifteenth
Sheehan Timothy, shoemaker, r. E s Prospect Av near
Lizzie
Sheehan Timothy D., porter, r. 128 Chattanooga
.Sheehan Timothy J., superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 10061 Guerrero
Sheehan Waller, laborer, r. 23 Willow Av
Sheehan WiUiam, clerk, r. 780 Harrison
Sheehan William, shoemaker, r. 59^ Crocker
Sheehan William B., clerk J.J. Sheehan Jr., r. 1 Capp
fi^ Sheehan. See Shahan, Sheahan, Shean
Sheehy Ann, widow, r. 15 De Boom
Sheehy Augustus L., capitalist, r. 803 Van Ness Av
Sheehy Delia Miss, clerk Michael T. iheehy, r. 360 Clem-
entina
Sheehy James J., laborer, r. 15 De Boom
Sheehv Jeremiah, armorer 3d Regiment N. G. C, r. 2»
Golden Gat« Av
Sheehy Joseph, printer, r. 21.^ Sumner
Sheehy Margaret, widow, r. 803 Van Ness Av
Sheehy Mary, widow, r. 21i Sunmer
Sheehy Michael T., liquors, 3(50 Clementina
Sheehv Patrick J., foreman Oregon Imp't Co., r. 548
Howard
Sheehj- Wilham .1. , groceries and liquors, 217 Ninth
eS" Sheehy. See O'Shea, Shay and Shea
Sheek Matilda, housekeeper 1408 Sanchez
Sheeles Catherine, widow, r. 313 Vallejo
Sheelj- John, plumber, r. 260 Stevenson
Sheen Cieorge Mrs., r. 705 Post
Sheen Henrv, sewing machine agent, r. 1839 Howard
Sheen Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 213J Post
Sheen Michael C, laborer, r. 434 Tehama
Sheer George, watchmaker Isaac Hassen
Sheerin Andrew, conductor, r. 8'29 Folsom
Sheerin Daniel (Daniel Sheerin & Sons) r. 2216 Geary
8HEERIX DANIKL 4K SONS (Daniel, Daniel Jr.
Thomas J. and James P. ) marble and granite works,
SW cor Broderick and Ellis
Sheerin Daniel Jr. (Daniel Sheerin & Sons) r. 2216 Geary
Sheerin Denis C, draughtsman Percy & Hamilton, r.
2216 Gearj-
Sheerin James, machinist, r. 829 Folsom
Sheerin James, shoemaker, r. 512 ilinna
Sheerin James P. (Daniel Sheerin & Sons) r. 2216 Geary
Sheerin John J., conductor, r. 39 Powell Av
Sheenn Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 829 Folsom
Sheerin Thomas J. (Daniel Sheerin & Sons) r. 2216 Geary
Sheets Oliver H. P. , salesman MiUer, .Sloss & Scott, r. 712
Van Ness Av
Sheffer Charles M., salesman, r. 912b Sutter
Sheffer Walter J., r. 912b Sutter
Sheffield Charles L., branch bakery, 312 Hayes
Sheflan Samuel, tailor, r. 44S| Natoma
Sheib'ey Charles A., janitor, r. 64 Silver
Sheideman Bahr (Brown Bros. & Co.) t. 826 O'Farrell
Sheideman David L, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 826
O'Farrell
Sheier Rose Miss, t«acher Crocker Grammar School, r.
923 Geary
Shekels Frank, switchman S. P. Co., r. 51a South Park
Sheld John, carpenter, r. 132 West Park
Sheldon Adelbert S., distributor, r. Langham Hotel
Sheldon Adella M. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 418 Sutter
Sheldon Block, SE cor First and Market
Sheldon Catherine Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Sheldon Charles M. , laborer, r. 727 Bav
SHELDON ED»'AKD H., secretarj- Oceanic Steam-
ship Co., Hakalau Plantation Co., Western Beet
Sugar Co., Pajaro Valley Railroad Co., Occidental
Beet Sucrar Co. and Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Co., 327 Market, r. 2413 Pierce
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Sheldon E. F., r. 227 Second
Stieldon Ella Miss, coi>.vist, r. 377 Shotwell
Slieldon Ellie J., stewardess stnir Colon
Slielilon F. A. , electrician, r. Russ House
Sheldon George, longshoreman, r. 217 Third
Sheldon George E., wholesale flour merchant, 307 Cali-
fornia, r. XE cor Sutter and Hj'de
Sheldon Henry, baker stmr San Jose
Sheldon Henry F., collector Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.
Alameda
Sheldon -loseph A., with Mark Sheldon, r. 1001 Golden
Gate Av
Sheltloo Leonce C, salesman Hippolite Dutard, r. 1020
.Jackson
hHELIM»' M.4KK, real estate, 4 Sutter, room 32, r.
1001 Golden Gate Av
Sheldon Marv, widow, r. SIH Stockton
Sheldon Robert P., clerk Duime & McPike, r. Oakland
Sheldon Rose Miss, vapor baths, 850 Market
Sheldon Scott, cook, r. 137 Third
•Sheldon Walti r D., accountant Hippolite Dutard, r. 'tO^
Ellis
Sheldon William, seaman, r. 810 Kentucky
»~ Sheldon. See Shelton
Sheldt Nicolas, cariieiiter, r. 1522 Stockton
Shellard Helen Miss, r. 1250 Montgomery
Shelley Edward, tea broker, 114 California, room 1, r.
Alameda
Shelley Harris L., car])enter, r. 1091 Freelon
Shelley Harry .J., glove finisher, r. 634 Vallejo
Shelley I. Newton, asst engineer Olympic Salt Water Co.
Pump Station, r. Ocean Beach nr Forty-ninth A\
Shelley Kate, widow, r. C34 Vallejo
Shelley Thomas, teamster, r. 12 Chesley
Shelley Walter F., stenographer W. U. Tel. Co., r. East
Oakland
Shellev William, teamster, r. 12 Chesley
Shelley William L., cari^enter, r. 109| Freelon
Shellgran Charles F., florist, r. 440 Ninth
Shelly Horace G., butcher, r. 1103 Oak
Shelly Jeremiah F., teamster, r. 820 Twentj-second
Shelly John, plumber, r. 260 Stevenson
Shelly John S., salesman A. J. B. Immel & Co., r. 1008
Wa-hington
Shelly Joseph J., carpenter and builder, 2132 Fillmore,
r. 1523 Pine
Shelly Samuel, driver, r. San Bruno Av opp Fifteenth
Av South
Shelter Cove Wharf and Transportation Co., Abraham
Halsev secretarj', 530 California, rooms 40-50
SHELTERIiNU ARIIS IKFfRMARY THE. 579
Harrison
Shelton Daniel, hostler, r. 52 Jessie
Shelton Franck, r. 2J Gerke Alley
Shelton George, surveyor, r. 506 Jones
Shelton L'da Miss, dressmaking, r. 1251 Mission
Xiff" Shelton. See Sheldon
Shemanski Harris, cloaks and suits, 408 Kearn\-, r. 111.5
Sutter
Shemanski Harry, salesman Julius Shemanski, r. 1420
Powell
Sliemanski Isadore (Eastern Clock Co.) r. 718 Green
Sliiinanski Julius, crockery, 1217 Stockton, r. 1420
I'owell
sliciiianski Tillie -Miss, clerk Julius Shemanski, r. 1420
I'oweU
Slii-moon Abraham, clerk, r. 14 Prospect PI
ShLOiui John, clerk M. A. Marron, r. SW cor Fourth
and Bluxome
Shenger August, laborer, r. 522| Ninth
Shenker Alvin, traveling salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 816 Sutter
sill iisbury William, driver, r. 34J Eighth
^'1 1 i>on Aaron . proprietor People's No Monopoly Bakery,
'■is Howard, r. 9.57i Folsom
>li ii~on Edward, butcher, r. l.'iSj Shipley
>li. iison Henry, r. 58 Morris Av
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
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SHEP.4RD A. »., local freiuht agent Southern Pacific
Co., Fourth and King, r, Sausalito, Cal.
Shej.aid Brothers (William and James) plumbers, 122
tiattery
Shepard Charles P., i)lumber Shepard Bros., r. Alameda
Shei>urd Edward A., broker, 436 Mdiitgomery, r. The
(alifdrnia
SHEI'ARD ED1VARD P., dentist, 1340 Market,
hours 9 t^j 5 P. M., Sundays 10 to 12 M.
Shepard E. P. Mrs., seamstress, r. 146 Twelfth
Shepard Fidelia, widow, r. 146 Twelfth
Shepard Frank C, bookkeeper Shei)ard Bros., r. Alameda
Shepard Frederick F., 1st asst engineer stmr Bonita, r.
Alameda
Shepard Harper M. Mrs., r. 1921 Mission
Shepard Isaac G., machinist, r. 748 Seventeenth
Shepard James (Shepard Bros.) r. Alameda
Shepard John A., operator Elite Photographic Studio, r.
2112 Steiner
Shepard John L. N. (Judson & Shepard) r. Oakland
Shepard John P., contractor and builder, r. 2112 Steiner
Shei)ard Lizzie, widow, r. 112 Grove
Shepard Morgan, clerk Bank of California, r. 1423 Cali-
fornia
Shepard William (Shepard Bros.) r. Alameda
Shepard William E. Rev., clergyman, r. 626 Turk
Shepardson Thomas T., compositor, r. 836 Sacramento
Shephard Alfred, chief engineer stmr Eureka, r. 1011
Seventeenth
Shephard Clement H., clerk George C. Bornemann &Co.,
r. 1011 Seventeenth
Shephard H., piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 719 J
Bush
Shephard James, teamster, r. San Bruno Av opp Fifteenth
Av South
Shephard Margaret C. Mrs., clerk Post Office, Station H,
r. 1918 Taylor
Shepheard John J., clerk, r. 1540 Washington
Shepheard Kate Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 676 Sycamore, Oakland
Shejiherd Agnes B. Mrs. (Shepherd k Staples) r. Sailors
Home
Shejjherd Albert, laborer, r. 1142J Folsom
Shepherd D.aniel, painter, r. 1142J Folsom
Shepherd Elmer E., clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 460
Eighteenth
Shepherd Emma Miss, finisher, r. 1813 Stockton
Shepherd John, ex))ressnian, 769 Market, r. Alameda
Shepherd John T., cook, r. 136 Hayes
Shepherd Joseph R. Rev., r. 118 Tenth
Shepherd Mary Mrs. , furnished rooms, 413 Natonia
Shepherd Minnie, teacher music, r. 330 Hill
Shei)herd Thomas W., laborer, r. 413 Natoma
Shepherd William A. , carpet layer, r. 136 Hayes
Shei>herd & Staples (Mrs. Agnes B. Shepherd and Miss
Lida E. Staples) milliners, 46 Si.xth
ttS!' Shepherd. See Shepard, Shephard, Shepheard and
Sheppard
Sheplan Charles, laborer, r. Eleventh Av South and P
Shepley James A., carpenter, 320 Twenty-fifth
Shepman William, mining, r. 615J Broderick
Shopman William J., inspector Custom House, r. Port
Costa, Cal.
Sheppard AnniP, widow, r. 1026 Clay
Shei)pard Eli F., attorney at law, 16 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor, r. 3203 Pacific Av
Sheppard Hamilton M., dentist, 202$ Stockton, r. 743
Pine
Sheppard Harry S. , bookkeeper, r. 217 Golden Gate Av
Sheppard H. G., driver, r. 464 Clementina
Sheppard James, seaman, r. Sailors Home
Sheppard John E., r. Railroad Av nr Thirteenth Av
South
Sheppard Mary, widow, r. 18 Natoraa
Sheppard Orson C, bricklayer, r. 812i ^'alencia
Sheppard Vinson E. , marine engineer, r. 1026 Clay
Shepjiard William, painter, r. Arch and Randolph, Ocean
View
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Shepiiard William B., driver, r. 2133 Bush
Sheppleii Ji)hn, lonj;>ih(ireman, r. 317 Green, rear
Shepston Albert L., flerk, r. 415J Tehama
ShepstDH Benjamin J., clerk, r. 415? Tehaina
Shepston Cteorge G., clerk Swavne & Hovt, r. 152 Bart-
lett
Shepst<jn George H., derk Levin K Co., r. 41.') J Tehama
Shepston Harry T., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
r. 452 Bartlett
Shepston James Mrs., r. ll.ij Tehama
Shepston James J., butcher, r. 25 Glover
Shepston John A., restaurant, 112 Ellis, r. 45'2 Bartlett
SheiJSton John .\. Jr., clerk, r. 452 Bartlett
She|>ston Kobert S., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 112 Fair-
uinunt
Shepston William H., carpenter, r. 4.'i2 Bartlett
She]ist..ii William J., porter, r. 112 Fainnount
Sheramsky Max, vestmaker, r. 041 Stevenson
Sherber^ Eric, carpenter, r. 27i Rausch
Sherbuker Minnie, nidow, r. 1018 .Minna
Sherburne George J., teanist«r, r. 730 Fourth
Sherburne Henry F., cook, r. 313 Turk
Sherburne John X., clerk Freight Auditor's L)e)^t S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Sherer Adolph, salesman Eastern Clock Co., r. 1234
Stockton
Sherer Casper, foreman Patrick L)e;;an, r. Alameda
Sherer John, glastblower, r. 154 Perry
Sherer John T., team-ter, r. 113J Clinton
Sherer Joseph F., waiter, r. 45 Everett
Sherer W. Maybell Miss, stenographer, r. 10 Dearborn PI
SS^ Sherer. See Scheerer, Sclierer, ScheiTer, Schurer
and Shearer
Sheridan Andrew, r. 447 Chenery
Sheridan Benjamin, painter, r. 27 Kuss, rear
Sher;dau Bridget, widow, r. 29 Pearl
Sheridan Catherine Miss, mangier, r. GO Norfolk
Sheridan Chrisiopher, teamster, r. 23 Pearl
Sheridan Ellen, domestic 1726 Phie
Sheridan Emma, widow, r. 1519 Jackson, rear
Sheridan Eugene, driver Truck 7, r. 33(} Twenty-first
Sheridan Frank S., jeweler Shreve i: Co., r 2015 Pine
Sheridan Franklin J., clerk Saiuu 1 F. Hughes, r. 1610
Jones
Sheridan G.orre A., plasterer, r. 24 Roscoe
Sheridan Henrietta S. Mrs., r. 2015 Pine
Sher dan Henry J., bookkeeper Cal. Wme Assn., r. 1610
Jones
Sheridan James B., clerk S. F. News C..., r. 1124 Fell
Sheridan .lames H. , patternmaker, r. 447 Chenery
Sheridan James M., packer Sterling Furniture Co., r. 324
Minna
Sheridan Jane, widow, r. Alms House
Sheridan John, farmer, r. 34 Elgin Park Av
Sheridan John, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 550
Howard
Sheridan John C, carpetlaver, 79i Clementina, r. 34
Elgin Park Av
Sheridan John F., groceries and liquors, 551 Howard
Sheridan John F., watchman N. P. 0. Ry., r, 306 Tenth
Sheridan John F. Mrs.,r. 269 Stevenson
Sheridan John J., bartender, r. 504 Geary
Sheridan Joseph, laborer, r. 726 Filbert
Sheridan Joseph, teamster, r. 31 Silver
Sheridan Julia F., widow, r. &il Bush
Sheridan Kate, domestic 13 Scott
Sheridan Lillian, stenographer Alliance Assurance Co., r.
1204 Gulden Gate Av
Sheridan M. Mrs., widow, r. 34 Boyce
Sheridan Mamie Miss, folder, r. 60" Norfolk
Sheridan Matthew, laborer, r. 324 Minna
Sheridan Matthew P., clerk, r. 106^ Welsh
Sheridan Michael, marine fireman, r. 34 Boyce
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 60 Norfolk
Sheridan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 118 Fainnount
Sheridan Patrick H., engineer, r. 222 Hitch
Sheridan Patrick W. , laborer, r. 613 Brannan
East
541
Sheridan Peter, hostler, r. 537 Howard
Sheridan Peter, patternmaker, r. 447 Chenery
Sheridan Philip, waiter, r. 58 Everett
Sheridan Philij) J., driver James Gorie, r. 651 Howard
Sheridan Philip P.. machinist, r. 1.M3 Kansas
SUEKIDA> PKIM.IKV SCHOOL, Mrs. Sarah A.
Mile:i lirincipal, Ocean View-
Sheridan Kichard, assistant S. F. Free Public Library, r.
15 Ridley
Sheridan Robert J., clerk Car .\ccountiint's Devc S. P.
Co., r. 26 U-rland
.Sheridan Theresa, domestic 102tt Twentieth
Sheridan Thomas, grainer, r. 1204 Golden Gate Av
Sheridan ITionias F., boilermaker, r. 222 Ritch
Sheridan Thomas J., boilermaker, r, 1513 Kansiu-;
Sheridan Thomas P., engineer, r. 222 Hitch
Sheridan William, switchman, r. 121 Tenth
Sheridan William A., bricklayer, r. 24 Roscoe Av
isiHERIFF <'ITY .i.^D < OI-'M'Y OF SA:« fR.W-
ClSfO. office New City Hall, 1st floor
Shtrline William O., carpenter, r. 322 Fell
Sherliug Ferdinand C. C , cashier Cal. Wire Wks
Oakland
Sherlock Andrew J., cooiier, r. 21 Stanford
Sherlock Christopher, fireman stmr San Juan
First
Sherlock Richard, nurse C. and C. Hospital
Sheniian Albert .1. , seaman, r. 1513i Market
Sherman Allie Miss, hair dressing, 850 Market
SHERMAN APARTMENT
UnilCr TUC ^- ^>- wanning pro-
nUUOL I nLf prietor. -JS Elgbtli
Sherman August, clerk, r. 503 Folsom
Sherman Belle Mrs., clerk, r. 1030 Twenty-fourth
Sherman Benjamin F., r. 2012 Baker
Sherman Building, NE cor Montgomery aad Clay
Sherman Charles, clerk, r. 311 Turk
Shemian Charles H., r. 341 Bryant
Shermau Charles H., 2d asst assayer U. S. Mint, r. 416
Hyde
Sherman Charles H. Jr., r. 416 Hyde
SHER.M.4X. fLAW A €0. (incoqiorated) importers
music, pianos and musical instnunents, 137-1 :;;•
Kearny cor Sutter, Telephone Main 1377
Shenuau Daniel, stagehand, r. 329 Tehama
Sherman David .M., plumber, r. 2625 Mission
Sherman David M. Jr., driver, r. 2625 Mission
Sherman E. .\. Jr. (Morgan, Severance & Sherman) .'i07
Montjomery, r. Oakland
Sherman Ethan" H., jiainte-, r. 433 Eighth Av
Shennan Flora Miss, cashier Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
2012 Pacific Av
Sherman Frances C. , widow, r. 506 Powell
Sherman Francis, assayer, r. 61? Taylor
Sherman Frank B., conductor, r. 123 Twenty, ninta
Shennan Frank P., carpenter, r. 1434 Turk
SIIEKMAX FRAXK P.,vice-president Carlson-Currier
Co., 6-8 Sutter, r. 2010 Laguna
Sherman George, clerk J. A. Hofman, r. 135 Mr>ntgoin-
ery
Sherman George R., r. 2012 Baker
Sherman George W., roofer, r. 2408 Bryant
Sherman Harriet A. , widow, r. 2010 Laguna
Sherman Harry M., physician and surgeon, office 705
Sutter, r. 2003 Steiner
Sherman House, Mrs. L. M. Thuhn proprietor, 109 Grant
Av
Shennan John, porter, r. 443 Clementina
Shennan John F., waiter, r. 219 Third
Sherman Joseph, vaniisher r. 1113 A'alencia
Shennan J. P., r. 416 Hyde
Sherman Leander S. (Sherman, Clay k Co., liicorporate<l)
r. Hotel Pleasanton
Sherman L. M., widow, hairdresser, r. 21 Franklin
Shennan Louise, variety store, 1113 Valencia
Sherman Michael, wireworker. r. 4 Bernard
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET M SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, ^' Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,
215 VALENCIA ST.
Telephone Mission 40
MflGIG LfllHTERNS
AND
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.Sherman Obadiati D., lap.tnlist, r. 108 Turk
.Sherman Otis M. Mrs., uiilou, r. 433 p:ifflith Av
Sherman Peter, liutcliev, r. :114 Jessie
SHEKMAK FKI.n.ilCY SCHOOL, Miss .lennie M.
A. Hurley principal, Union nr Franlilin
Sherman Richard M., capitalist, 606 Montg'omerv, nioni
21 1, r. Oakland
Sherman Samuel, bartender, r. 1008 Miiniesota
Sherman Samuel, bartender, r. ■221 Ellis
Sherman Thomas, cook, r. 871 Market
Sherman U. S. G., laborer, r. 6.50 Fourth
Sherman William, waiter, r. 722 Bush
Sherman William H., dentist, 107 Hhelan Bldtf, r. 23
Laurel
Sherman William W., i)rinter, r. 779 Folsom
Sherman W. W. Mrs., r. 530 Eddy
Shermier Delia C. , widow, r. 220 Grove
Sliermund Conrad, art brass worker, r. 1620 Devisadero
Sliermund Henry, draujfhtsman Edward R. Swain, r.
1620 Devisadero
Sherock Bruno, draughtsman Office Specialty Mnfg Co.,
r. 27J Twenty-second
Sherow George W., clerk George H. Tay Co., r. Loriii,
Cal.
Sherrard John B. , attorney at law, r. 2129 Green
Sherrard William, salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r. Ala-
meda
Sherratt James C, bookkeeper Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
Berkeley
Sherrett George P., ciirpenter, r. 422 Twenty-ninth
Sherrett Lena Miss, mnfr ladies and children's luider-
wear, 1813 Polk, r. 422 Twenty-ninth
Sherrett Thomas, carpenter, r. 422 Twenty-ninth
Sherrett William H., carpenter, i: 422 Twenty -ninth
Sherro Fre Jerick A. , clerk A. S. Neal Warehouse Co. ,
r. Oakland
Sherrott Samuel H., insurance, 213 Sansonie, r. Oak-
land
SUEKKV. AVILL.l * €0. (Bernard and John H.
Sherry and Manuel V. Avilla) commission mer-
chants and dealers dairy and farm produce and
provisions, 321 Clay
Sherry Bernard (Sherry, Avilla & Co.) r. 2003 Ellis
Sherry John, cellarnian, r. 1803 Taylor
.Sherry John, milkman, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Point Lobos Av
Sherry John H. (Sherry, Avilla & Co.) r. 2003 Ellis
Sherwin Wildey M. , widow, furnished rooms, 214 O'Far-
rell
Sherwood Andrew T., M. D., president and manager
Pacific Electric Belt and Truss Co., 1170 Market, r.
1816 Market
Sherwood Celia M., widow, r. 513 Castro
Sherwood Charles W,, blacksmith, r. SW cor Steinerand
Waller
Sherwood David, ))liysician and surgeon, office and r.
NE cor Bro:<d\vay and Van Ness
Sherwood Di.vvl H.,'r. 1526 Broadway
Sherwood Edward P. , carpenter, r. 4io Valley
Sherwood Edward P., carpenter, r. SW cor Steiner and
Waller
Sherwood Elizabeth M.. widow, r. 1123 California
!<«HEKWOOI» ESTATE CO., William R. Sherwood
manager, 303 California, room 35
Sherwood Frank A., druggist Bernhardt H. Baunieister,
r. l.'>36 Dolores
Sherwood Frank W., stenographer Travelers' Ins. Co.,
r. 1718 Washington
Sherwood George E. , weigher, r. 22 South Park
SHEKWOUD MAIL NURSERY CO. See Sunset
Seed and riant Co., 427- 429 .Sansome
SHERWOOD HEIVRV H.. manager Sherwood it
Sherwood, 212-214 Market, r. 1100 Sacramento
Sherwood John .1., steward, r. 1344 .\labanja
Sherwood Joseph 1)., shipjoiner, 14 Folsom, r. 934 Har-
Sherwood Julia, wi
r. SCO Elli^
GOiiLJOKEJHBaCOlIL aim WOOD
HT LOWEST RHTES
Teleplione Soutt 458. 960 Howard Street
JAMES CANTLEY
THE DNITEO STjlTES BREWERY
bre:w
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER <^
WITH ^^^
SUPERIOR AAALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Sherwood Lilly, teacher music, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter, ^
r. Oakland ^^^^^
Sherwood M. Mrs., seamstress Paf. Mail SS. Co. ^^^"^
Sherwood Maggie, widow, r. 303 Golden Gate Av ^^^^
Sherwood Martin, salesman Maurice Joseph, r. Oakland ^^^i^.
Sherwood Mary A., widow, r. 721 Franklin ^^>^
Sherwood Myo'D., carpetlayer, r. 261 Clementina ^■^*'
Sherwood Robert (estate of) William R. Sherwood man- "J^
ager, 303 California, room 35
Sherwood S. B., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. (Jo., r.
620 Washington -
Sherwood William J. (Barrett & Sherwood) r. 1136 ^^^
Seventeenth ^^^^m
SHERM'OOD '»VI1,I.IAI»I R., mining engineer and ^ ■ i^
manager estate of Robert .Sherwood, 303 California, ^"^^
room 35, r. 1123 California c' 3
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD. =-
wood l':.<>tate to.) ini|»ortiiig, shl|»|>iui; »"*■ ^^^
f»iiiiuisslon nierrliaiit.s, Parilir Coast "J^^
aseuts for Hoet «i Chaiidon chaiiipagne.
4'rosse A ISIackM i-II ,<* Eugllsh groreries, E.
»i .1. Hiii-ke's Oubliii itorter, Bass' air, _
.loule's stoiK' ale. Monogram and 4Md Sar w^^^_
atoga ryes, Epps' eocoa, Coleiiiaii's iiius- |^^^*<
tard.SrIilitz >lii\vaukee l>eer, Ross' Belfast i i»
Singer ale. .iiu-iior Itiaiid eider, Carlisle — ^— ^
Mliiskies, Fleiselunann's gin, Clialuier's JI^TT*
gelatine, Houtiiian's Holland gin. Our- ^^V
kee's salad <iressing, sidees, ete.. Fry's
eocoas, l»ay A .llartiu blaeklng, Cnrtiee
ISros. preserve*! meats, fruits and vegeta- ►-d c^
bles. Uentueky and imported whiskies, g ^.
sherry, port, lirand.v, gin, elaret, sau- £3" E?
terne, ete., all in bond or duty paid, also _> ^
Caliiornia m ines, also agents for line Ha- ^'
vana eigars, 3I3-'^I4 .tlarket and 15-17 <=i ^
Pine, Telephone Main 447 ^ g-
Shetterley Christina, widow, r. 314 Leavenworth " "-i
. SHETTERLEl' .1, L. M., secretary and manager <^
Fidelity Mutual Aid Association, 316 California, r. t? <=>
Bohemian Club S ^
Shevlin James, driver, r. 3018 Scott "^^^ e>e
Shew Daniel, boatman, r. 28 Jackson €»e i — '
Shew William, photographer, 523 Kearny, r. 104 Kearny ^-^ "=^
Shewbridge Andrew, laborer, r. 226 Dorland S" S"
Shewbridge Peter, miner, r. 2429 Sutter ^^
Shewbridge Peter E., soapmaker, r. 226 Dorland g/^ co
Shewbridge Thomas, teamster, r 150 Paris c^ <=>
Shewbridge Thomas A., soapmaker, r. 226 Dorland
Shewmaker Leonard B., waiter, r. 202 Townsend
Shewvelos Trian, fruits, 502 Ellis
Sheyer Emanuel, second-hand clothing, r. 13Russ
Sheyer Jesus Mrs., widow, r. 837 Broadway
SHIBATA MATAKICHI. Japanese goods, 336
Kearny, 917 Market and 1518 Polk
SHIBATA TOKIJ.IiRO, manager M. Sliibata, 917
Market aud 1518 Polk
Shibeiey Frank P., stationery, 615 Larkin, r. 311 Sutter
SHIBELEV FRAWK I*. MRS., florist 311 Sutter
Shidelpr Frank M. , real estate, 68 Columbian Bldg, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Shidy WiUiam C, accountant Robert Dickson, r. 71o
Central Av
Shied Frederick, bartender, r. 219.J Elm Av
Shield George, conductor, r. 436 First Av
Shield Kate Miss, dressmaking 1119 Sutter
Shield William C, upholsterer, r. 431 First Av
Shields Alexander, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1210
Washington
Shields Alfred, driver, r. 1221 Clay
Shields Alvin W., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2328 Cal-
ifornia
Shields Andrew, boiler maker, r. lOOi Second
Shields Annie, domestic 1015 California
Shields Catharine, widow, r. Alms House
Shields Charles, bartender, r. 1732 Devisadero
STOVBS
HND KITCHEsN SUF>RL-IES a*
C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintage*
of H. CUVILLIER A FRE.RE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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428 CALIFORNIA STREET
ffhields Charles E., pressman, r. 844b Howard
Shields Charles J., scenic artist Morosco Grand Opera
House, r Oakland
Shields Edward, laborer, r. 1 Welsh
Shields Edward, plumber, r. 609| Minna
Shields El zabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 219^ Polk
Shields George A., plumber, r. S44b Howard
Shields George F., helper, r. 844 Howard
Shields Henrj- E. (Burr & Shields) r. 119 Cumberland
Shields Hu.h, carpenter, r. 22 South Park
Shields Hugh, manager Country Land Dept Bovee, T<.j
& Co., r. 621 Bush
Shields James, nurse Alms House
Shields James H., butcher, r. 1.3 Leroy PI
ShielJs James H., mining, r. 105 New Montgomer>-
Shields John, horse dealer, r. 614 Hyde
Shields John, stevedore, r. 1 Welsh
Shields John J., paperhanger, r. 540J Seventeenth
Shields John T., laborer, r. 1 Welsh
Shields John W. , plumber, r. 162 Stevenson
Shields John W., sergeant police, r. 2513 California
Shields Joseph, special policeman, r. 330 Guerrero
Shields Julia Miss, stenographer, r. 1 Welsh
Shields Morey, bricklayer, r. 1221 Clay
Shields Richard J., machinist, r. 119 Cumberland
Shields Robert, r. 1132 Folsom
Shields Robert J., bartender, r. 1317 Calif onua, rear
Shields Roger, paver, r. 30 Ritch
Shields Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Welsh
Shields Stanford, clerk, r. 1221 Clay
Shields ITiomas (Shields & Hadler) r. 844 Howanl
Shields Thomas, tinsmith) r. 844b Howard
Shields Thomas J., fireman Engine 3, r. 1317 California,
rear
Shields Thomas S., printer, r. 1317 California, rear
Shields Timothy, special policeman, r. 33 Hinckley
Shields Walter J., hoseman Engine 23, r. 3022 Washing-
ton
Shields WilUam, lithographer, r. 712 Mission
Shields & Hadler (Thomas Shields and William T. Had-
ler) sheet iron workers, 558 Mission
Shiels Building, 32 O'Farrell
SHIELS GEORGE FR.4\KLI\, physician and sur-
geon. 32 0 Farrell, hours 1 to 4 P. M'. and 7 P. M.,
r. California Hotel, honrs 9 A. M.
Shiels Hugh, real estat«, 19 Montgomery, r. 621 Bush
Shiels John, fireman stmr Walla Walla "
Shiels Tlionias, fireman stmr Walla Walla
SHIELD WILLI.l.fl, capitalist, office 314 Bush. r.
Occidental Hotel
Shiely Katie, domestic 2S26 Bush
Shier Charlotte, r. 1728a Sutter
Shiero Cae-sar, druggist's supplies, r. 2241 Sutter
Shift Benjam.n, r. 121 O'Farrell
Shift Edward, r, 121 O'Farrell
Shiland J. H. carjjenter, r, .50«i N'apa
Shill John, r. 1212 Treat Av
Shillc ck Henrj- J. (Monahan & Shillcock) r. 939 Haight
Shillcock James O., photo operator, r. 1135 Mission
Shillmg Charles, tailor, r. 1622a Post
SHILLI.\«> CHAKLE!i» L.. landscape and view
artist printing for the trade and amateurs, California
\iews, 512 Jessie
Shilling Joseph, tailor, 1405 Bush, r. 1622a Post
Shilling Levi, wool and mohair dealer, XE cor Fifth and
Townsend, r. Baltimore Hotel
fiTSiilling. See Schilling
Shillings John, sawyer, r. 624 Fourth
Shillito Henry M., cierk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo i
Co.. r. Oakland
Shima K., restaurant, r. 532 DujMjnt
Shimbff Jacob, r. 309 U^- Av
Shine A. D., printer, r. 510 Vicksburg
Shine Cor lelius, lamplighter, r. 1311 Fillmore
Shine Daniel J., label printer, 425 Commercial, r. 310
Vicksburg
Shine Jeremiah Mrs., wndow, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
Shine John, laborer, r. 1035 Market
Shine Mae Sliss, dressmaker, r. 218 Uolden Gate Ay
Shine Man.-, dressmaker, r. 8 Bowie Av
Shine Michael, laborer, r. 39 Academy
Shine Nicholas, hackman, r. 8 Bowie Av
Shine Thomaa laborer, r. 410 Seventeenth
Shine WiUiam T., conductor, r. 426n De\isadero
e^ Shine. See Shyne.
Shmgleberger Francis W., capitalist, r. 1207 Hyde
Shinkle Joseph, bartender, r. 625 Stevenson
Shinkwin John, salesman Jeremiah Toomej-, r. NW cor
Sierra and Michigan
Shinkwin John W., watchman, r. 712 Post
Shinn Edwin, office with Thomas W. Macfarlane, 331
Montgomery, rooms 44-45, r. 147 Third
SIII.>i\ HOWARD H., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room
7 r. Oakland
Shinn Walter W. , machinist, r. 505 Jones
Shinners Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 37 Federal
Shinners Matthew, laborer, r. 37 Federal
Shinnick Charles C, physician and surgeon, 224 Kearny,
r. 1004 Pine
Shinvill Peter, blacksmith, r. 703 Green
SHIP AXD STEAMBOAT JOIXERS' .4.S.SOCIA.
TIO.\, Charles Meanwell secretary, 14 Folsom
Ship Calkers" Association. See S. F. Ship Calkers' As-
sociation
SHIP OWNERS' AND MER-
CHANTS' TUGBOAT CO.,
James >T. Hart inaiiaser and serretary.
W, J. Gray superintendent, ofllce 302
California, M-harf foot of Vallejo
SHIP OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF THE PA-
CIFIC COAST, George W. Walthew secretary
and general manager, 42-44 Steuart
Shipley F>ank C.,\\ith H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1370 Brush,
Oakland
Shipley H. Ma\niard clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
Brookl,\-n Hotel
Shiplev James T., bartender, .. 773 Market
Shipley John H., hackdriver, r. 412J Tehama
SHIPLEY R. K. Professor
lape « orms Sperialist, 906 Market, op-
posite Fonrth
Shipley Sarah, widow, r. .37 Oak Grove Av
Shipman Charles G., clerk Cal. Suspender Mnfg Co., r.
1053^ Golden Gate Av
Shipman Charles H., electrician, 646 Locust Av, r.
1053i Golden Gate Av
Shipman Richard, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-second and
Point Lobos Avs
Shipman Stephen .\., machinist, r. -233 Shotwell
Shipman William, master mariner, r. 907 Powell
Shipowners' Association of the Pacific Coast, 42-44 Steu-
art
Shippard Mar>-, widow, r. 18 Natoma
Shipper Charles, shoemaker, r. 210 Clipper
Shipper Henrietta, widow, r. 210 Clipper
Shipper Sol, merchant tailor, 935 Market, room 11, r.
1200 Buchanan
SHIPPI.\G .4XD HOTEL XEWS (daily) JayFeder-
lein publisher, 403 Market
SHIPPI.\G COH.HISSIOXER, I XITED STATES,
13-15 United States Appraisers' Bldg
Shipsey William, gripman, r. 712 Army
Shipton C. E. Mrs., r. 307 Linden Av
Shipwrights' Association, 102 Steuart
Shira John, engineer, r. 735 Texas
SHIREK A. A CO. (Adolph and Sydney Shirek)
manufacturers clothing, 220-222 Bush
Shirek Adolph (A. Shirek & Co.) r. 1816 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL IIBS OF STMT M SIDEWALK WOBK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
T'he San FranGiscQ GAIrlj: is a Great Newspaper
TUP PITTT f IIPP >» taken by Banker., Merchants and Bu.?ness Men
IiiL ill l£ bUlVL "*"*'-''^^^ss;^n;v.ioVBLi.^drnVi:'"Ff ""*""'•
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Shirek Coustancia Mrs. (Shiiek ?c Shirek) r. Hotel Mont-
rose
Shirek Milton, superintendent A. Shirek & Co., r. 1816
Washington
Shirek Sanmel, dry goods, 1310-1312 Market, r. 320
Haight
.SIIIKEK SAl'LW., gents' furnishing goods, 421
Kearny, r. 1251 California
Shirek Siegfried (Shirek & Shirek) r. 1825 Green
Shirek Sydney (A. Shirek & Co.) r. 1810 \Vashingt<jn
SHIREK A SHIREK (Siegfried and Coustancia
Shirek) dealers in furniture and carpets, shades,
mattings, linoleums, lace curtains, etc., 1310-1312
Stockton, Telephone Main 5391
Shirley Arthur, manufacturer cycles, Smiths' Cash Store,
r. 523 Franklin
Shirley Edward J. , manufacturer cycles. Smiths' Cash
Store, r. 523 Franklin
Shirley Francis, collector, r. 417 Tehama
SHIRLEY HOrSE, M. C. McGrath proprietor, 520
Fourth
Shirley James, marine engineer, r. 10 South Park
Shirley James, first assistant engineer sttnr City of
Sydney
Shirley John, capitalist, 536 Kearny, room 1, r. 1305
Jackson
Shirley John Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 1324 Mission
Shirley John F., glove cutter, r. 417 Tehama
Shirley John W., salesman Wagenheim, Steniheim &
Co., r. 1305 Jackson
Shirley Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 417 Tehama
Shirlock Lawrence, gardener, r. 19 Fulton
8^"Shirnier. See Sch inner.
Shirpser Mary Mrs., insurance broker, r. Hotel Miramar
Shirpser Max, manager Municipal Loan Co., 57 Crocker
Bldg, r. 1522 J Ellis
Shirpser Max Jewelry Co. (incorporated) Henry Mjers
president, A. Kaplan secretary, 732 Market
Shirpser Max L., optician, 139 Post, room 19, r. ,501
Geary
Shoaflf Randall, bartender, r. 626i Larkin
Shoaff Walter B., dentist, r. 639 Ellis
8IIOALWATER BAY JIILL CO., John J. Mc-
Kinnon president, Otis J. Preston vice-president,
J<ihn O. Doane secretary, office Pier 5 Steuart
Shock Henry C, draughtsman U. S. Naval Con-truction
Office, r. 717 Post
Shoe W. S. , r. Hancock House
SHOEMAKER E. H.. superintendent North Pacific
Coast Railroad Co., 14 Sansome, r. Sausalito
Shoemaker J. E. & Co. (John E. Shoemaker and Mat-
thew G. Hummel, ■delicacies, 27-29 California Market
Shoemaker John E. (J. E. Shoemaker & Co.) r. 15
Clement
i^^Shoemaker. See Schomaker and Schumacher.
Shoenberg Benjamin, glovemaker, r. 501 Golden Gate
Av
SIi,,iiiberg Bernard, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
.".01 Golden Gate Av
slioeiilierg Milton H., assistant electrician Pacific Power
<;ii., r. 2526 California
slimiiberg Sigmund (Rothschild & Shoenberg) r. 811
I'lirk
shocwberg Solomon, tailors trimmings, 209 Post, r. 811
Turk
Shoener Charles, clerk Henrj^ Horwege, r. 22295 Geary
Shone John, bookkeeper, r. 112 Thirteenth
Shone Samuel, burtender, r. 734 Ellis
Shonig Frank, painter and paperhanger, 1713 Scott, r.
623 Larkin
siiciMk Charles N. (Chicago) Albert Steinmetz agent, 630
Market
Shonley May Miss, saleslady, r. 617J Post
SH4»OBERT, BE.ALE CO., John E. Shoobert presi-
dent, Henry W. Woodward vice-president, James H.
Wallace secretary, wool commission merchants, 418
California, room 1, Telephone Main 1892
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UYKRKET STREET
Up-Stairs, opp. Palace Hotel.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to
Order a Sj^ccialty.
Fredericksburg Bottlip^ Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE ST©CK
A Choice and DelicAte Lager
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
SHOOBERT .lOHM E.. president Shoobert, Beak-
Co., 418 California, room 1, r. Sausalito
Shoop Family Medicine Co., Mrs. W. D. Lambert asrent
1221 Marlret
Shoop Joseph, laborer, r. 14 Masonic Av
Shoots Sarah E., widow, r. 317 Leavenworth
Shore Bert, real estate, r. 14 Mason
Shore Charles M., plumber, r. 1776^ Folsom
Shore John, 3rd steward stmr San Juan
Shore I'homM, machinist, r. 107 McClellan
Shores Leander, attorney at law and real estate, room r,
632 Market, r. 724 Broadway
Shores Samuel, clerk, r. 1816 Steiner
Shores Samuel B., clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. 1816
Steiner
Shorrett Patrick A., clerk, r. 9 Welsh
Short Ann E., widow, r. 329 Twenty-first
Short Cornelius R., painter, r. 331 Haight
Short David M., liquors, 1707i Devisadero, r. 1707 De-
visadero
Short Edward, wharfinger Harbor Commissioners,
Mission St Wharf, r. 211 Clipper
Short Edward J. tailor Brown Bros. & Co , r. 211 Clipper
SHORT EDWARD N., .».,... „„,.
hour.s 9 A. M. to Vi .VI., and 1 to H P. M..
101 Phelan Bldg, 3«l lloor. r. iryiS Call
rornla
Short Edward P. , teamster, r. 441 Fifth
Short Frank, laborer, r. Seventh Av and D
Short George R., compositor, r. 518 Geary
Short Hermann, laborer, r. Seventh Av South nr K
Short James B.. dairyman, r 216 Diamond
Short James W., driver, r. 528 Jones
Short John, Captain Police, r. 1508 Jackson
Short John Jr., with Western Sugar Refining Co., r. 1.508
Jackson
Short John T. , compositor, r. 513c Larkin
Short Kate, widow, r. 1508 Jackson
Short Lucy, r. 521 Valencia
Short Margaret, widow, r. 805i Leavenworth
Short Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1019 Powell
Short Miles, marine engineer, r. 753 Howard
Short Patrick A., clerk, r. 9 Welch
Short Pet«r A., superintendent B. Pasquale & Sons, 2
Laussat
Short Rosanna, widow, r. 197 Hyde
Short Theodore C, japanner, r. 427 Bryant
Short Thomas, canvasser, r. 1019 Powell
Short William, carpenter, r. 239 Seventeeiith
Short William, salesman, r. 329 Twenty-first
SHORT >VILLIAM B.. sui)erintendent factorv
Thomas Day & Co., 25-31 Jessie, r. 1.508 Jackson "
Short W. F., r. New Western Hotel
Shortall Edward, student, r. 138 Haiirht
Shortall ITiomas, salesman J. J. O'Brieii & Co , r 138
Haight
Shortall William, fireman stmr City of Svdney
Shorten George W. , dept manager Levi* Strauss ifc Co.,
r. 411 Leavenworth
Shorten William, night watchman, r. 1007 Mission
Shorten William B. , porter J. J. O'Brien & Co.
SHORTRIUGE CHARLES .II., editor and proprie-
tor San Francisco Call, 525 Montgon)ery, r. Palace
Hotel
SUORTRIIIOE SAHtEL M. (Delmas & Shortridge)
attorney at law, Crocker Bldg, rooms 28-3G, 3d floor
r. Palace Hotel
Snortridge T. C. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Shortt John G., gripman, r. 1,532 Bush
Shortt Lawrence H., civil engineer, 120 Sutter, r. Ala-
meda
Shory Theodore G., rattan worker, r. e77J Mission
Shostag Edward G. (Morgan & Shostag) r. i 38 Folsom
SHOT T01VER. Selby Smelting and Lead Co. i)ropri-
etors, SE cor Howard and First
Shott Andrew J., salesman, r. 307 Seventh
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Shott Charles, wool scourer, r. 307 Seventh
Shotte Charles A., carbuilder Cal. Car Wks
Shotwell Ellsworth E., teller Ca'. Safe Deposit ami Trust
Co., r. 622 Sntter
SHOm'ELL JOSEPH M., manager The Merchant-i"
Exchange Association of San Francisco, Merchants'
Exchange Bldg, 1st flcjor, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
Shotwell Robert, stable foreman, r. 1917 McAllister
Shotwell Se^^uou^, salesman, r. 742 Tehama
SHOTWELL WILLI.1.M .1., general agent Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad Comiiany, 203 Front, r.
Occidental Hotel
Shove Mortimer G., carpenter, r. 413 Jersey
Shovelin Lizzie, domestic 107 Taylor
Show John, mate stmr Coptic, r. Seaman's Institute
Showell Kate, widow, r. 742 Twenty-first
Showers John, gardener, 2012 Pacific
Shrader Andrew W., wholesale butcher. 2 First Av
South, r. 5 South Parli
Shrader Gus, r. Royal House
Shrader Jackson L., attor. ey at law, r. y South Park
Shrader William, salesman, r. 160 Golden Gate Av
33" Shrader. See Schrader, Schroeder, Schroder ami
Shroeder
Shrakkart Charles, proprietor The New South End Pickle
Wks, 71S Bryant
Shrakkart Jacob W., clerk Charles Shrakkart
Shreck Ferdinand, bartender, r. 312 Minna
Shreve Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 17 Freelon
Shreve Charles, r. 17 Fieelon
Shreve Ezra D., civil engineer, 324 Pine, room 4, r. San
Rafael
Shreve George H. Mrs., widow, r. 1117 Pine
SUKEVE VEORUE tt., secreUry Shreve \: Co.,
Market and Post, r. 2640 Steiner
Shreve George W., cun>ent€r, r. 17 Freelon
SUKEVE UEO. >T., guns, cutlen- and sporting
goods, 739 Market, r. Alameila
Shreve Harry, r. 17 Freelon
Shreve William J., manager Kearny Street Cash Gun
Store, 529-531 Kearny, r. .\Ianieda
SHRlVE & CU.» A. J. le«is pnsl.
dent, Cieorge K. sareve secretary, watches,
tliaiiionds, JeMelrj silverware, etc.. Mar-
ket and Post, Telephone Main .->««:, fac-
tory 40S Market
Schrier Frank, s;ilesman Joseph Bremer \ Co.
Shriner George W., millwright, r. 31 Oak
Shriller Theresa, medium, r. 31 Oak
Shroyer George, miller Cal. Drug and Sjiice Mills, r.
iVuitva e
Shroyier John B., proiirietor Pennsylvania IJvery
Stable, 1523 Howard, r. 1521a Howard
Shryock Jacob V., millvright, r. Alms House
Shuck Henrietta Miss, compositor, r. 2812 Laguna
Shuck Josephine Miss, compositor, r. 2812 Ls^runa
Shuck Luther M., vice-principal South Cosmopolit^in
Grammar School, r. 1625 Buchanan
SHI'CK OSCAR T., at^Jrney at law, .509 Ktarny, r.
2812 Laguna.
aS" Shuck. See Schuck
Shuett Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 121s Alaliama
Shufelt Smith, clerk J. S. Switzer, r. 314 Seventeenth
Shufelt Warren L., apjirenti'-e, r. 841 Howard
Shula Antonie, cigar mnfr, 300 Market, r. 321 Frenifmt
Shula Frank, clerk Joseph Shula, r. 321 Fremoni
Shula Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 903 Larkin, r. 321
PYemont
Shula Ole, laundryman, r. 1519 Eddy
Shula Thomas, laundrj-mau, r. 1519 Eddy
Shulity F. S. , r. 829 Stevenson
Shultz Charles, mariner, r. 22 SacramenU)
Shultz Da\'id F. , carjienter, r. 4,52 Minna
Shultz Fredrick J., with Butler & Haldan, r. 242i; Fil-
bert
1^" Shultz. See Sihultz and Schulz
SHI MATE THO.MAS E., physician, 2404 Sutter and
l>roprietor Shumate's Prescrijition Pharmacy, SW
cor Devisadero and Sutter, and (Hassler and Shu-
mate) r. 2420 Sutter
SHIM.ITE'S PKESCRIPTIO.X PIIAKN.4C V,
Thomas E. Shumate proprietor, S. W. t-or Devisii-
dero and Sutter, Telephone West 646
Shunt Catherine, widow, r. Folsoin nr Stoneman
SHI'RTLEFF CHARLES F. (Whiteworth i: Shurt-
lefT) attornev at law, 120 .Sutter, rooms 43, 49 and
50, r. 1820 Lyon
Shurtleff George C, traveling salesman Baker & Ham-
ilton, r. 1416 Ellis
Shute James A., s-ilesman Morgan Bros., r. 504 Taylor
Shuttleworth Charles A., porter, r. 125 Oak
Shwetzer David, barber, 3025 Sixteenth, r. 3025a Six-
teenth
Shwetzer Jacob, tailor, r. 3025a Sixteenth
iS" Shwetzer. See Schweitzer, Schwetzer. Sweetser and
Switzer
Shwinderlauf Frederick, r. 115 Wildey
Shj-ne James G. , butcher, 339 Fourth
i^ Shviie. See Shine.
Sias Arthur (.Martin & Co.) r. 419 Ellis
Sias William .\., employment office, r. 419 Ellis
.Sibbitt W. R., cutter Greenebaum, Weil & Michels, r. 713
Bush
Sibley Clark, t«amster, r. 10(;8 Howard
Sibley Emily, r. 655 Howard
iTHOSEBUTiERWORTHl
•2e3e25 227 TENTH STREET f
'.'^■^ -BAN FRANC I sen; CAL-.;;
TAIN ED
LASS
Sibley Evan, clerk Sanboni, Vail & Co., r. 1063i Missic
Sibley Fre lerick, cari>ent€r, r. 3301 Geary
Sibley John D., travelling salesman Deere Implement
Co.. r. 714 Bush
Sibley Le\i B., grading eontract<ir, office 16 Post, r. 11
Tenth
Siblev, L. W., r. 655 Howard
Siblj .Mar\ H., widow, r. 2.504 California
Sibrian Annie Mi.ss, seamstress, r. 919 Bn>a<lwa\
Sibrian .\iitnne, boxmaker, r. 529 Union
Sibrian Charles, painter, r. 1031 Jackson
Sibrian P., ,\Irs, widow, r. 919 Broiulway
Sichel Abe, teacher music, r. 1715 Sutter
Siohel Adolph G., fringemaker, r. 715 Montgomerv .\v
Sichel Arthur, clerk, r. 2472 Market
Sichel Arthur D., bookkeejier Kullmann X Co., r. Hot€l
St. Nicholas
Sichel Cecelia, widow, r. 1757 Howard
Sichel David, clerk Xewraan & Levinson, r. 715 Mont-
gomery Av
Sichel Edward W., stockbroker, r. 715 Montgomerj^ Av
Sichel Emil, janitor, r. 529 Montgomerv Av
Sichel Gurtav W., dentist, 231 P.)St, r. 715 Montgomery
Av
Sichel Henry, dentist Max Sichel, r. 722 Filbert
Sichel Jacob H., salesman Goldberg, Koweii & Leben-
baum, r. 601 Eddy
Sic'iel Lena, widow, r.715 Montgomen .\v
SICHEL .M-4A', dentist, 121 Post, rooms .5-6, r. 722
Filbert
Sichel Milton, clerk GnMmm & Co., r. 1757 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS . OF STREET M SIlJEWALI WORI
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 2C
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.V.'JZ^I^l'.ttl-
HERCULES GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
PALMER &. REY, 405 SANSOME ST.
SIC
359
SIE
tSichel Morris, bartender, r. 715 Montgomery A\
Sichlau Charles E., ciibiiietmaker, r. 1419J Scott
Sicke Joseph (Burke & Sickc) r. 225 Austin A\
Sickel Eugene, bookbinder, r. lOOi Jacksfin
SICKELH NKLSO.>- D., the laiid agent. 318 I'ost
Sickels Peter, munairer t-afe Occidental Hotel, !»04 l,o:u-
enworth
.Sickler Mary E., widow, r. 925 Shotwell, rear
Sickles John, cook, r. 14 Jackson
.Sickles Peter, milker, r. HW cor Mission Koad ami
Sickles Av
.Sicklesraith Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 124 Twentv-
third
Sicotte Frank L., blacksmith, r. 430 Twenty-fourth
Sicotte Roger, wagonmaker, Cortland Av nV Mission, r.
4:?0 Twenty-fourtli
Sidmian Abraham, cigar ninfr, r. 1807 Sti>ckton
.SIDEM.iX, LAl'H.nAx\° «& I'O. (Mrs. Rose Sidcman,
Adolph J. Lachman and Morris J. Side < an) cigar
manufacturers, 212 fiattery. Telephone Front 41
.Sidemau Morris J. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r. 1318
Sutter
Sideman Reuben, cloakmaker, r. 430 Natoma, rear
.Sidenian Rose Mrs. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r. ^M>,
Sutter
Sider Rudolph, bartender, r. 209 Clara
Sides Benjamin F. (B. F. Sides & Co.) r. SOOa Webster
.Sides B. F. & Co. {Benjamin F. Sides) stockbrokers, 312
P.ne
Sidey James A., cashier Crane Co., r. Alameda
Sidler Jose))h, restaurant, 210 First
.Sidlowski Aaron, tailor, r. 12 Hanover PI
.Sidlowski Abraham, tailor, 314 Kearny, room (i, r. 721
Golden Gate .\v
Hidlowski David, tailor, 411A Keaniv
.sidlowski Manuel, tailor, 50() Bush,"r. 12 Hanovei PI
Siebe Anna, widow, varieties, 1407i Folsom
.SIEBE BROTIIEKS .1 PL.llIE.nA.NX (John 1).
and Frederick 0. Siebe and J. Frederick Plagemann )
wliolesale wines and liijuors, 322-330 Sansome
Siebe Frederick C. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) r. 111!)
Bush
Siebe Frederick H., shipping clerk Siebe Bros. & Plage-
mann, r. 1407-5 Folsom
.<<1EBE <;EOK<iE H., secretary and treasurer Siebe-
Glanvilk
i-31 Jessie,
1119 Bush
SIEBE -GLANVJLLE CO., «.».
laanville i>it-siatiU. «.. II. Siebe secretary
ami treasurer, m liolesale uianafaetarers
ladles', misses' and ehlldrens' tine shoes.
Jobbers Infants' soft soles and agents S.
Waterburj »t: Sons (X. 1,; a5-3l Jc.s.sle.
Telephone Main .'>.'>'j»
Siclic Hermann •'., ttiicher nuisic, r. 1502 Laguna
Siebe .bjhn, blacksmith, r. 101 .Minna
Sielie .r. Henry wines and liquors, 227 Montgomei-j", r.
Alameda
SIEVE .lOH^i l». (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) and Citv
and County Assessor, office New City Hall, r. 2217
Siici-amento
^!L■lle .liiliM F., cooper, r. 1407J Folsom
>iri>L- .l.>hn F., insurance, r. 2217 Sacramento
- ' I. wdwig, plumber, 1407i Folsom
Ludwig, i)roprietor .She'll .Mound Park, 39 Flood
1 Id.', r. Emeryville, Cal.
' liichard, wood turner, r. 529 Valencia
>i. l.eoker Louis, laborer, r. 805 Humboldt
sielitcker Louis P., laborer, r. 805 Humboldt
Sirlicin Lewis J., freight clerk J. D. .spreekles \ Bros.
Co.. r. 115 Hayes
si.liel John, janitor, 320 Sansome
>i jl.L-nhauer Le\T, president The Kraker Mnfi,' Co., 224-
■I'M Bush, r. 1436 Golden Gate Av
si(l>cnhauer Sol, accountant Buckingham & Hecht, r
20 O'Farrell
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co.
TACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR
** WILHELMS = QUELLE "
(BLUE LABEL)
GERMAN MINERAL WATER
Telephone South 338.
ALL /MATIO/NS DRI/\K
pred(^ric;l^sbur<5 |^a(5(^r Beer
BECAUSE IT IS GOOD.
ebenhauer Solly, commission merchant. 28 Batten , r
1935 Broadwav
Siebenthaler Philip, liquors, 731 Fifth Av, r. Sacra
mento, Cal.
Sieber George, dishwaslier, r. Commercial Hotel
Sicberst George, porter, r. 2 Libertv
SIEBKRST IIEXKV <;., attorney at law, 319 I'll,.:.
SIEBERsf WILLIAM H.,D.D.S.
dentist, oHiee hours » .1. .M. to .> I*, .n.,
*«l Valencia \E cor .Mneteenth, r. !* Lib-
er t.v
Siebert Alexander, stevedore, r. 472 Tehama
Siebert Charles J., lirassniolder, r. 113 Collingwood
Siebert Edward F., plumber, r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert George, plumber, r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert Henrietta, domestic 1300 Jones
Siebert Louis, carpet layer, r. 419 O'Farrell, rear
Siebert Louis I)., jiacker Josepli T. Terrj- & Co., r. Sau-
salito
Siebert Mary, widow, r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert William, machinist, r. 1113 Rhode Island]
Siebert William J., salesman Crane Co., r. 723i f;lenien-
tina
XS" Siebert. .See .Seibertand Sievert
Siebke Fredrich, pirter, r. 1108 De Haro
Siebold Charles J., bartender, r. 115 Gilbert
8^" Siebild. .See Seabold and Seibold
Siebrecht Adolph, baker, r, 36 Tilden
Siebrecht Edward, waiter, r. 36 Tilden
SIEBKECHT FKA.N'X, proprietor Eiiglehergs Ba-
kery, 410 Kearny, r. 418 Kearny
Siebrecht Miirie, widow, r. 36 Tilden
Siehrecb'. Max, plumber, r. 36TJden
Sielirecht Paul C, clerk Engelberg's Baker\. r. 418
Kearny
Siebrecht j^amuel P., e.xpressman, SW cor Bush and
Montsiomery, r 1200 Larkin
Siebreckt William, carpenter, r. 737 Se\enteentli
Siedenberg George F., wines .and liquors, 624 Jackson r
1132 Dupout
Siedenburg Harry, salesman Jfaber, Alfs & Brune, r. .\1.
ameda
Siedenburg Henry J., clerk Meyer, Mish & <;o.. r. 1724',
Folsom
Siedenburg John C, bookkeei)er, r. 2006 Union
Siedler Joseph, coffee saloon, 210 First
Siefert Christian F. , widow, r. 318 Guerrero
Siefert Mathew, laborer, r. 1223 Folsom
Siegfried Hugo, r. 318 Guerrero
Siefkes John L., physician and surgeon, 1312 Keiifuckv,
r. 341i Mississippi
Siegel Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Siegel Christ, baker, r. 1316 Pacific
Siegel Edward, teamster, r. 744 Fourth
.Siegel Etuil, musician, r. 728 Seventeenth
Siegel Frederick, clerk, r. 1218b Eddv
Siegel Fromberg Jane .Mrs., r. 1718 Gearv
Siegel Herman, baker, r. 423 Fell
Siegel Julius, traveling salesman P. Berwin i: Brn. r
1048 Golden Gate Av
Siegel Leopold, manager Loewe Bro.*., 216 California r
930 McAllister
Siegel Lottie Miss, teacher music, r. 922 OTarrell
Siegel Martin, tailor, 108i Eddy
Siegel Maximillian, dentist, office and r. 722 Filbert
Siegel Morris, tailor, 1502 Stockton
Siegel Moses (Loewe Bros.) r. 830 McAllister
Siegel Oscar, wireworker, r. 512 Bush
S^ Siegel. See Siegl and Sigle
eS" Sieger. See Seager, Seeger and Seiger
Siegfried Anna, widow, r. 2116 Pine
Siegfried Gus, candjiuaker, r. 465 Clementina
Siegfried John C, office 3 Pine, room 8, r. Alameda
Siegfried .Mary, domestic 2031 California
PASTEUR FILTERS
Rented $1.00 per Month or Sold Outright
C. Brown & Soo fl^'ts. 823 Met Sc
PEBQIEB-JODET k GO. GiWGNE
FOn SAIiE BV AIiQ FIRST-CUBSS WINE JAEI^
CHAHTS HflD GROCERS.
(See Page opp. aaine of W. B. Chapman.)
SIE
1360
SIL
m. H FRIEND
Sec'u.
California St,
Siegl Anton, ironworker, r. 62 Clementina
Siegler Jacob, butcher, 1701 Sutter, r. 2424 Bush
e^ Siegrist. See Sigrrist
Siech Charles, gripniaa, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Sieke Eniest F., teamster, r. 745^ Tehama
^g" Sieke. See Seike
Sielafl Albert G., solicitor Louis Weule, r. 1112 Broad-
way
Sielcken J. H. Co. The (incorporated) Charles G. De Liay
president, John H. Sielcken secretary, agents West
Disinfecting Co., 131 Larkin
Sielcken John H., secretary- The J. H. Sielcken Co., 131
Larkin, r. 1600 Market
Sieleman Henry, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1425
Sacramento
Siem Charles, clerk M. Eden, r. NW cor Eighteenth and
Collingwood
Siem Enist, clerk, H. & J. F. Schomer, r. 314 Nineteenth
Siemann Gustave, clerk, r. 702^ Bush
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, r. 12 August Alley
SIE.nRVS-H.lLSKE ELECTRIC CO., agency 508
California, room 23
Siemer Frederick, blacksmith, r. Xinth Av South nr G
Siemer Frederick, marine ways, Corea nr Ninth Av
South
Siemer John H., groceries and liquors, S\V cor Mission
and Eleventh, r. 14 Lafayette
Siemera Henry, carpenter, r. Eighth Av South and H
Siemers H. J., cabinet maker, r. 560 Howard
Siemers John D., groceries and liquors, SE cor Seven-
teenth and Noe
Siems GusU\e T., barber, r. 2022 Fillmoje
Siems Henry H., cleric Charles H. Becker, r. S47 Fill-
more
Siep Alfred, splicer, r. 137 Eighth Av
Siep Louis P., baggage master S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Sier Joseph, hostler, r, 337 fchipley
Sierck Frederick, driver, r. 801 Treat Av
Siering H., musician, r. 323 O'Farrell
Siering Robert M. , asst secretary Concordia Club, r. 323
O'Farrell
g^ Siering. See Searing
Sieroty Henrj- (Eastern Clock Co.) r. 718 Green
Sierp Frederick W., hatter, r. 1017 Market, rear
Sierp Frederick W. Jr. , upholsterer, r. 46 Grove
Sierra Buttes Gold Mining Co., (limited) Sierra Buttes,
Plumas, Eureka and Uncle Sam Mines, WilUam Johns
r, 320 Sansome, room 11
retary, 819 Market, room 51a
Sierra Lakes Ice Co. (Korea and Prosser Creek, Col.) C.
A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Sierra Leon Gold Mining Co. (Mexico) Alfred K. Durbrow
secretar\-, 69 Np.\ada Block
SIERRA LUMBER CO
liirers IiiiiiI)«t, sasli. door<^, blinds, etc..
yards Ciiico (Bot(«<o.) Red Bluff' (Teliania
Co.^and .\E cor Foartii and (hannel. Tele-
phone Main .5634, Joseith He Forrest .>ard
manager, Peter Dean ]>resident and
general uiauager, main ottiee 3'JO i»an-
some, room <>, Telephone Main 934
SIEKR.l \EVAD.\ SILVER MI.MXG CO.
(Storey Co. Xev.) Edwin L. Parker secretary, 1415
Nevada Block
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co. (California and
Ne\ ada) 3 Hobart Bldg, C. T. Bridge secretary
Sierra Valley Railway Co., Heurj' A. Bowen president 5
Mills Bldg, 10th "floor
Sierra Vista Vineyard Co. (Madera, Ca'.) ofBce SW cor
Second and Folsom
Siesbuttel Alexander, painter, r. 23 Twenty-eighth
Siesbuttle Gertrude, widow, r. 23 Twenty-eighth
Sesbuttel Margaret, widow, r. 23 Twenty-eighth
Siesbuttel Morris C, painter, £41 Missicm, r. 338 Duncan
SIESS GEORGE.
,f carpenter and cab-
inetmaker, sole manafadtcrer of gvnt-
nastie apparatas, 38 Ellis
Siess George Mrs., furnished roon's, 38 Ellis
Siess Jacob, shoemaker, 2052^ Mission
Siess Philip, junk dealer, r. 217i Sixth
Sietz Robert, metal gilder, r. 2 Carolina
Sievers Albert, candymaker, r. 523 Filbert
Sievers Catherine, widow, r. 523 Filbert
Sievers Christian H. E., groceries and Kquors, NE cor
Harrison and Beale
Sievers Dora, domestic 1111 Hyde
Sievers John, blacksmith, r. 507 Mission
SIEVERS JOHN H.
narseryman and
tlorist. nursery !» s Chestnut from Polk
to Van \ess .4v, depot 'j.> Post, Telephone
.Main tWiS, r. 1023 Green
Sievers Julius J., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
Sievers Maria, domestic 724 Twenty-fourth
Sievers Otto C, salesman Tillniann & Bendel, r. 140hi
Scott
Sievers Rose Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1137 Ellis
Sievers Theodore M., painter, r. 20 1 Page
Sievers WilUam T., liquors, 4 First Av South, r. 704
Railroad Av
^^ Sievers. See Sea vers
Sievert Ferdinand, liquors, 142 BeiTy
Sievert Frederick, r. Ahlbom House"
Sievert Julius, paper cutter, r. 431 Greenwich
Siewerd Anthony A. (Siewerd Bros.) r. 625 McAllister
Siewerd Brothers (Anthony A. and Louis H.) groceries,
625 McAUister
Siewerd Louis H. (Siewerd Bros.) r. 625 Mc.\llister
Siffers ApoUo, laundry, NE cor Beach and Lvon
Sifkey Sitskey, r. 713"grove
Siger Laurence, waiter, r. 650 Fourth
Siggillia Emile, barber, San Bruno Road nr Selliman, r.
117 SUver Av
Siggins Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 59 Tehama
SIGHT SEERS CLI B, Miss Idella M. Adams secre-
tary, 405 Sansome
Siglar C. M., retoucher, r. 32 Fourth
Sigle Charies, tailor, r. 1512 O'Farrell
Sigle Isaac, tailor, 829 Gearj'
Sigle Joseph, travel ng salesman, 1607 Broderick
Sigler John D., r. 52 Quinn
SIG.^'AL OFFICE I'. S. A., 223 Phelan Bldg.
Signal Tiansfer and Express Co., Henry Kleehauer pro-
priet r, SE cor Jones and Geary
Signoux Claude, liquors, 508 Bu^h
Sigrist Marj-, widow, r. 3021 Clay
Sigrist Robert, liquors, 714 Bryant
Sikes William, teacher Stiehl's Business College, r. Oak-
land
t^- Sikes. See Sykes
Sikora Charles, modeler, r. 1016 Union
Sikora Charles Jr., woodcarver, r. lOlG Union
Sikora Victor, lineman, r. 1218 Kearny
Silberberg Bernhard, salesman Max Silberberg, r. 93-5
Post u^ruVi..r.-j
Silberberg Max, importer fancv eoods, 211 Pine. r. 93f
Post
e^" Silberberg. See Silverberg
Silberman Gottlieb, dry goods, 126 Seventh
Silberstein Alfred, solictor, r. 1310 Buchanan
Silberstein Charles, produce merchant, r. 1425 Webster
Silberstein Charles M., porter, r. 1310 Buchanan
Silberstein George, salesman, Philip Peters, r. 205 Polk
Silberstein Jacob, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 205 Polk
Silberstein Jacob, merchant, r. 326 Eddy
Silberstein Julius, barber, r. 427 Third
Silberstein Leo, baker, r. 427 Third
Silberstein Louis, shoemaker, r. 205 Polk
TRY the:
SAN FRA/NCISCO
LAU/NDRY
office:, 33 GEIARY ST,
Telephone, Main 5125.
BONESTELL & CO.
401 SANSOME ST.
s^ WRAPPING PAPER
ftLL
Kl
OF
HDKINS MFG. CO.
e-y^O F=II=TH STREET
flIDlON
ANTI-FRICTION METAL
LUBRICATING OILS
AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIIS
SIL
361
SIL
Silberstein Max, clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r. 804
Filbert
Silberstein Philip, dyer, r. 1205i Golden Gate Av
Si berstem Samuel, satchelmakir, r. «78,V Twentieth
Silberstein Simon, shirt lunfr, r. 1310 Buchanan
Silberstein Soloman, r. 416 Golden Gate Av
Silberstein & Son, shirt mnfrs, office 423 WashiiiL'toii
eS" Silber.tein. See Silverstein
Silberzahn Xavier, tailor, 49U Sutter, r. 14'i8 O'Farrell
Mltox t. t., clerk Auditing Dept. Wells Farifo & 1
Oakland
Auditing Dept. Wells Fargo & Co., r.
.sjltu Joseph, gardener, r. S s Lake bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth Avs
Silicanl Giuseppi, gardener, Colombo Market
Sihgo John, waiter, r. 321 Eighth
Silk James J., groceries and liquors, 152G Howard
Silk James W., laborer, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Silk James \V., pressman, r. 6 Yerba Buena
Silk John B., compositor, r. 6 Verba Buena
Silk Katie Miss, ironer, r. 1519 Eddv
Silk Malcolm
accountant Bulletin, r. 6 Yerba Buena
Silk Martin J compositor, r. 537 Sacramento
Si k Michael J., pressman, r 6 Yerba Buena
Silk Michael W., clerk Patrick J. Silk, r. PrecitaAv and
Coso Av
|!]jj {!**'1ck. coachman, r. 234 San Jose Av
Silk Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Precita
and Coso Avs, r. 8 Precita Av
S-II" 3u °°'^'.l"'"'"= exoert, r. 6 Yerba Buena
Si k Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 6 Yerba Buena
Sillenian George, laborer, r. 431 Missouri
SiUerstrom Erick, r. 40 Kingold
Sillerstrom EricK Jr., bookkeeper Payot, Upham & Co.,
r. 40 Ringold j > t- >
Sillery John (Minor & Sillery) r. 320 Golden Gate Av
Sillesen Godiske, with Golden Gate Compressed Yeast
Co., r. 1527 California
Silligan Mary, widow, r. 50 Norfolk
Silligo Ambrose, diver, r. 536 Ninth
Silliuo Joseph, laborer, r. 536 Ninth
.Sillineri Louis (F. Mecchi & Co.) r. 1922 Mason
Silovich Johii^ master tug Reliance, r. 16 Stanley PI
Si sby Anna T., widow, r. 1306 Valencia
Si sby Edward H.. clerk Chronicle, r. 1306 Valencia
/Qn^«"'^ ^- ^'**' stenographer Cal. Wire Wks, r.
1306 Mission
Siltz Frederick, r. 909 Capp
Silva Aloise F. , barber, r. 621 Florida
Silva Andre Miss, r. 928 Capp
Silva Annie, widow, r. 1509 Dupont
Si va Anton, porter, r. 1304 Montgomery
Silva Antoiie, seaman, r. 108 Jack-^
Si va Antonio, longshoreman, r. 324 Valleio, rear
Silva Antonio, porter, r. 418 L'nion
Si va Charles, nailer. Union Box Factory
Silva Emanuel, teamster, r. Sixteenth Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Silva Ernestine, widow, r. 1509 Dupont
ThlrTeSAr''''"' "■■ ^ ^""''^ ^'' T^yelfth and
Silva Frank, laborer, r. 1036 Potrero Av
Si va Frank, peddler, r. 9 St. Charles PI
bi va Frank, ropemaker, r. 821 Folsom
hilva Frank, seaman, r. 224 Jackson
Silva Frank, tamales, r. 13 Hinckley
Silva Frank A., laborer, r. 609 Montgomery
'aiSDnimn'/''""*''"*^'*^''''*^''"*''*"' ^^"* S- ^- Co., r.
Silva Joaquin, deckhand, r. 249 Pacific
Si va John, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
feiiva John P cooper Arctic Oil Wks, r. Oakland
Si va Joseph, barber, 419 East, r. 422 Dnlmm
oi va Joseph, barber, r. 1252 Montgomery
Silva Joseph, earjjenter, r. 1670 Mission
Silva Joseph, general commission, r. 12 Commercial
hilva Joseph, hoseman Hose 2
Silva Joseph, special policeman, r. 11 Lafayette
WATSON &, CO., 124 Market Street
SEND FOR CIRCULHRS.
EXTRA PALE.
STANDARD.
WIELA/SD'S
L-KGER BEER
Best Beer on Earth.
Silva Joseph, team.ster, r. 718 Valencia
Silva Joseph F., barber Winslow F. Koze, r. Oakland
Silva Joseph J., iron molder Novelty Foundry r Oak-
land ■" ' '
Silva Joseph M., laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Silva Joseph T., photographer, r. 1124 Filbert
Silva Lawrence, can department Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetion, r. 12 Virginia PI
Silva Lyda Mrs., cigarmaker, r. 1603 Dupont
Silva Manuel, barber, r. 912 Kearny
Silva Manuel, barber, 1144 Folsom
Silva Manuel, fijherman, r. 318 Broadway
Silva Manuel, laborer, r. 53 Clay
Silva Manuel, laborer, r. 1036 I'otrero Av
Silva Manuel, tamales, r. 515 Vallejo, rear
Silva Manuel F., barber, 204 Ninth
Silva Manuel J., barber, a63i Bryant
Silva Max, tailor, r. 18i Garden
Silva Michael J., barber, 108^ Eighth
Silva Miuwel, barber, 214 Steuart, r. Oakland
Sdva Nellie, widow, iialmist, r. 215 Mason
Silva Roman S., tailor, r. 817 Vallejo
Silva Rosana, widow, r. 1036 Potrero Av
Silva Susan Mrs., r 415 Jones
SS' Silva. See Silver, Silvey, Silvia and Sylvia
Sdveira Joseph C, tinsmith, r. 119 Jackson
Silveira Manuel (M. F. Cabral & Co.) r. San Diego, Cal.
Silveira Manuel B., r. 1941 Geary
Silveira Raulino V. (R. v. Silve ra & Co.) r. 119 Jackson
Silveira R. V. & Co. (Rauliuo V. SiWeira) proprietor
Azores Hotel, 119 Jackson
Silver Aiitoiie, yardman Union B(3x Factory
Silver Avenue Pharmacy, E. N. Torello proprietor, SE
Sliver Av and Mission
Silver Charles, carpenter, r. 1830 Folsom
Silver Charles, plumber, r. 1811^ Powell
Silver Esther Miss, saleslady Kohlberg. Strauss & Froh-
man, r. ISlli Powe.l
Silver Frank, actor, r. 17 Stockton
Sliver Frank, dishwasher, r. 414 Pacific
Silver Hill Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) D. C. Bates
secretary, 8 Nevada Block
Silver L, machine operator, r. 440 Ninth
Silver Isaac, clerk, r. 1811i Powell
Silver Isaiah M., copyist R'ecorder's oflice, r. 8 Bernard
Silver Israel, capmaker, r. 135 Langton, rear
Silver John, ci>ok stmr San Juan
Silver John, upholsterer, r. 3475 Grove
Silver John C, r. 217 Third
Silver John N., policeman, r. 12 Lyon
Silver Joseph, boxmaker, r. 8 Bernard
Silver Joseph, longshoreman, r. 114 Pacific
Silver Joseph J., porter, r. 1811J Powell
Silver Joseph M., lithographer, r. 8 Bernard
Silver Joseph S., clerk Hotel St. Nicholas
Sliver King Mining Co. (Pinal Co.,A. T.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Silver King M« ing Co. The, William S. Edwards man-
ager, 191-192 i;rocker BIdg
Silver King The, Mrs. Ursurle Mesple proprietor, 514
Bush
Silver Manuel J., foreman Lionel H. Moise, r. Oakland
Silver Mary, widow, r. 902 Filbert
Silver Morris, jeweler, r. 8 Bernard
Silver Robert- N., policeman, r. 12 Lyon
Silver Rudolph, gardener, r. 713 Treat Av
Sliver Sophia Miss, saleslady, r. 1811i Powell
Silver .Star Hall, S06 Sansoiiie
Silver Star House, NE cor Pacific and Sansome
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Bertha Bosse principal, NE cor Pacific and San-
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Lizzie Wainwright principal. NEcor Pacific and San-
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Silver William .1. .Jr., iiriuter, r. 2628 Howard
■•f^ Silver. See Siiber and Silva
Silverb^„' Adolph, butcher, 1639 Ellis, r. 2310 Post
Silverberg Arthur, with Simon Silverberif, r. 1526 Sutter
Silyerber«j Joseph, tailor, 827 Sutter
SUverber^ Joseph S. (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1.526 Sutter
and Ne»v York
t^" Silverberg-. See Silberberg
Silverfoot Joseph A., coreniaker McCormick Bros., r.
Oakl uid
Silverfoot Michael, hamessmaker J. O'Kane, r. Oakland
Silverhoni Charles, fireman, r. 435 Stevenson
Silveria JoseB., r. 41!i Fourth
Silveria Loui.s M., blacksmith, r. 321 Filbert
Silveria .M. J., barber, r. 534 Howard
Silverman Ad<ilph, drv Roods, 1410-1416 Polk, r. 834
O'Farrell
Silverman Barbara, widow, nur<e, r. 742J Treat Av
Silverman Benjamin, tailor, r. 205 J Polk
Silverman Benjamin, tailor, r. 435 Minna
Silverman Hannah, widow, r. 1132 Fulton
Silverman Henry, clerk Joseph Silverman, r. 834 O'Far-
rell
Silverman Henry, clerk, r. 1132 Fulton
Silverman Heni^-, salesman, r. 1435 Sacramento
Silverman J.>seph, dry goods and shoes, 22i-224 Third,
X. 201 Taylor
Silverman Lottie Miss, dressmaker, r. 205^ Polk
Silverman Louis, Sidesman Adolph Silverman, r. 834
Q-Farrell
Silverman Max, Uuior, 441 Bush, r. 23 Moss
Silverman Moritz (Peixotto & Silverman) r. 834 O'Far-
rell
KM" Silberman. See Silbennan
Silvers Joseph, moUier, r. 810 Twentv fourth
Silvershield Bernhard J. (B. J. Silvefshield & Co.) r. 793
Mission
silvLol.it-ld B. J. Jt Co. (Bernhard J. Silvershield and
Si.! oiinn J. Levy) manufacturing chemists, 36-38
sihcrstLiii Abraham M. (Conn & Sihersteui) and book-
keeper Dakin & Libbey, r. 2210 Uevisadero
Silverstein Feli.x, r. 1508 Post
Silverstein George, salesman, r. 2028 Bush
Silverstein li-win, clerk Security Loan Bank, r. 2028
Bush
siherstein J., merchant, r. 326 Eddy
silverstein Jacob, draj-man, 3-5 Battery, r. 510 Fell
Silver.-tein Jennie, widow, r. 2028 Bush
silverstein Jesse G., caud\ maker, r. 2028 Bush
Silverstein Moiris, furniture, 969 Howard
Silverstein Philip, r. 1205J Golden Gate Av
rkW Sil\ crstein. See Silberst«in
sil , ei>toiic Solomon, cutter, r. 416 Golden Gate Av
si|\ei-tiiie Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 4352 Tehama
>ilver>tone Charlotte, widow, r. 619 Gough
Silverstone Emanuel, clerk S. P. Co., r. 628 Sutter
Silverstone Joseph, salesman, r. 619 Gough
Silverstone Louis, glazier, r. 4352 Tehama
Silverstone Sholom, chief clerk O. and O SS. Co., r.
1136 Turk
Silverthorn Herbert, clerk H. B. Mayo & Co., r. 127
Shotwell
.Silverthorn Mark L. , laborer S. P. Co.
Silverthorn William H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 127 Shotwell
Silverwise Isaac, tailor, 504 Fourth
Sllvesta Nicola, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Silvester Leander, shipping clerk E. J. Bowen. r. 1004
Ma,son
B^ Silvester. See Sylvester
SiivesU-i Achille (Silvestri &Sposito)r. 1926 Leavenworth
Silvestti Fraiil;, bootblack, r. 1402 Kearny
Silvestri Frank, groceries and liquors, 408 Green
Silvestri fieorge W., bookkeeper, r. 1926 Leavenworth
Silvestri Nickloa, bootblack, r. 313 Vallejo
Silvestri & Sposito (Achille Silveztriand Paul T. SpositoJ
fish, 521 Merchant
Silvey Antone, baroer, r. 910 Kearnj-
Silvey Antonio, fisherman, r. 312 Vallejo
Silvey Elizabeth, widow, r. 12J Pfelfler
Silvey Frank J., clerk, r. 536 Ellis
Silvey George T., lamplighter, r. 5 Oak
Silvey James J., janitor New City Hall, r. 2:35 Eighth
Silvey Joseph, extraman Hose 2
Silvey Manuel, barber, 912 Keanij
Silvey Manuel, laborer, r. E s Wool nr Lincoln
Silvey Martin, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Silvey Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 12.V Pfeiffer
Silvev Mollie M. Miss, saleslady Newman & Levinson, r.
536 Ellis
Silvey RajTuond M., detective, r. 310 Turk
Silvia Joaquin J., seaman, r 249 Pacific
Silvia Manuel J., mining engineer, r. 415 Jones
Silvia Michael, porter Broadwav Wharf No. 1
Silvia William C. , r. 110 Eddv "
B^" Silvia. See Sylvia
Sih-io Arado, stableman, r. 420 Pacific
Simas Henry, barber, 1325 Howard, r. 931 Florida
Simas Manuel S. (M. S. Simas & Co.) r. 427 Davis
SLmas M. S. & Co. (Manuel S. Simas, James S. Francis
and Manuel S. Lewis) produce commission, 427
Davis
Simcich Joseph, bartender, r. 1125 Stockton
Simcoke James T., civil engineer, r. 63 Everett
Sime Frank J., salesman John A. Ropbling's Sons Co.
and West Coast Wire anJ Iron Wks, r. 502 Cole
Sime Hugh T. , Captain Light Battery A, N. G. C. , r.
1615 Pacific Av
8b^ Sime. See Syme
Simens Fred, machinist, r. 11 Clara
Simens Ole L. , sailor, r. 68 Clara
Simes W., ship carpenter, r. 206 Steuart
Siraes William A., expert Howe Scale Co., r. 234 Bush
Simi A. , horse clipper, r. 706 Vallejo
Simi Adolfo, shoemaker, 318 Broadway
Simi Andrew, butcher, r. 21(iJ Lombard
Simi Angelo, watchman, r. 912 Batterj-
Simi Antonio, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Simi Archimede, butcher, 1304-1306 Dupont
Snni Attilio(Simi & Baccelli) r. 524 Broadway
Simi August (Simi & Baldocchi) r. 232 Taylor
Simi Caesar (L. Sims & Sou) r. 720 Montgomery Av
Simi Charles (F. Mec -hi & Co.) r. 1922 Mason
Simi Giuseppe (P. & G. Simi) r. Healdsburg, Cal.
Simi L. & Son (Lazaro a d Caesar) butchers 729 Mont-
gomery Av
Simi Lazaro (L. Simi & Son) r. 720 Motitgomery Av
Simi Lorenzo, shoemaker, 318J Broadway
Simi Luigi, clerk P. & G. Simi, r. 429 Green
Simi Maria (Maria Simi & Co.) r. 2010 J Mason
Suui, Maria & Co. (Maria Simi) cigar /actory, 2010a Ma-
son
Simi Michael, fruit-!, 1100 McAllister, r. 1030 McAllister
Simi P. & G. (Pietro and Giuseppe) wines, 429 Green
Simi Peter, wood and coal, 907 Washington
Simi Pietro (P. & G. Simi) r. 429 Green
Simi Pio, butcher, r. 415 Bay
Simi Vincent, fruit, 13-14 Bay City Market, r. 818J Jessie
Simi & Baccelli (Attilio Simi and Alphonso Baccelli)
liquors, 306 Montgomerj' Av
Simi & Baldocchi (August Simi and Maurice Baldocchi)
fruits and vegetables, 232 Taylor
Simich John, waiter, r. 520 Powell
Simons Isadore, salesman, r. 1115 Scott
SmiinofF Aaron, cloak maker, r. 1228 Market
ollYIINUFr lYI.i manafactarer ladies'
and rklldren's t-Ioaks, taiior-iuade cloaks
a specialty, ladie.*' own material made
up. 1238 .tlarket, rooms :^, r. 1338 .nar-
ket
Siminoff Sarah Miss, restaurant, 874 Howard
Simkins Albert G. (Simkins & ThunO r. 13S Tliirteentli
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.SINKIXS A THORP (Albert G. Simkiiis ami Henry
W. Thiirp) i>,e manufacturers, 110 Erie
J^ Simkins. See Semken and Simpkins
.Simma Joseph A., silversmith .Shreve & (.'n., r. lU.H
Powell .
.Sjmmen F., salesman 0'Ci>nrior, Moffatt & Co., r. 1601
Simmen Frank P. , niauaijer t'al. Inlaid Floor and Grille
Co., 18 Post, r. 1721J San Carlos Av
SImmen Fred, marine clerk Firemen's Fund Ins. Co., r
132 Olive A V
Sinunen Harry .1., teacher music, r. lo03J Valencia
Simnien John, cabinet maker, r 332 Twenty-ninth
Siramen John, foreman F. W. Kreling Sons" Co., r. 1003J
Valencia
Simmeu Samuel, bookkeeper Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
Sinnnen Sophie, widow, r. 132 Olive Av
Simmens Alexander (Sinimens Bros.) r. Seventeenth Av.
South nr I
Simmens Brothers (Antone and Fritz) dairj', Sixteenth
Av South nr I
Simmens Brothers (Uavid and .\lexander) dairy. Seven-
teenth A V South nr 1
Sinimens David (Sinimens Bros.) r. Seventeenth Av
South nr I
Simmens Fritz (Sinimens Bros.) r. Sixteenth Av South
nr 1
Simmens Christine Miss, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r 522i
Hayes
Simmer Charles A., engineer Dow Steam Pump Wks, r.
1603 Twenty-fourth
Siminie Albert T.. student, r. 834 Fifteenth
Simmie George W., driver, r. 834 Fifteenth
Simmie James A., rubber worker, r. 834 Fifteenth
Simmie James W., watchman, r. 834 Fifteenth
Simmon Theoilore, driver J. Cantini & Co., Eighteenth
A v. South, Bay View
Simmonds Francis" N., machinist, r. 2 Alemany Av
Simmonds Herbert, r. 511 Elizabeth
Simmonds Thomas, stevedore, r. 623 Seventh
Simmonds Thomas Jr., glassblower, r. 623 Seventli
Simmons Alonzo R., merchant, r. 703 Tennessee
Simmons Annie, domestic 2111 Broderick
Simmons Charles, carpenter, r. 83r Valencia
Simmons Edward, cook, r. 123.=> Pacific
S nimons Edward, i>rinter, r. 24 Ash Av
.Simmons Elias D., salesman Maurice J. Simmons, r l')22
Webster
Simmons Ellen, widow, r. 819 Filbert
Simmons Elmer E., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co. r. Ala-
meda
Simmons Ernest, bookkeeiier George Morrow & Cf> , r.
717 Fifth Av
Simmons Frederick, clerk, r. 712 McAllister
Simmons Frederick, paymaster U. S. A., r. 801 ElMs
Simmons George, furrier, 121 Post, r. 1360 Folsom
Simmons Hayden M. , druggist, r. 704 Ellis
Simmons Ha"ttie, widow, r 1226 Mission
Simmons Henry, clerk, r. 712 McAllister
Simmons Herltert O. (Bariium & Simmons) r. 511 Eliza-
beth
Simmons James K., attorney at law, 207 Sansome, r.
Berkeley
Simmons .fames H., teacher Lowell High School, r. 510
Geary
SimuKms John, laborer, r. IIOS) Rhode Island
Simmons John G. W., heli>er, r. 1« Willow Av
Simmons John J., printer, r. 24 Ash Av
Simmons John P., machinist, r. 523 Lombard
Simmons John F., collector London, Paris and Am. Bank
r. 4i Sanchez
Simmons Johnson P., r. 2006 Hyde
Simmons J. P. (Kinsman & Simmons) r. 1139 Union
Simmons Julia, widow, r. Sadowa nr Bright, Ocean A'iew
PETERSEN & FISHER,
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Simmons Kate, domestic, r. Aim- House
Simmons Kate A., widow, r. 110^ McAlIistar
Simmons Louis, machinist, r. 26 Fell
Simmons Lonisa, widow, r. 244 Sixth
Simmons Mary Mrs., stewardess, r. 1235 P cific
Simmons Maurice J., auctioneer, 10.57 Market, r. 1522
Webster
Simmons M. J. Auction Co. (incorported) Henry S. Koz-
miiisky manager, 1057 Market
Simmons M. L. Mrs., nurse C. and C. Hospital
Simmons Nellie Miss, teacher -uethodist Chinese Mission
Home
Simmons Newton W., insurance soliciUir, 132 Crocker
BIdg, r. Hotel Miramir
Simmons Patrick, waiter stinr Mariposa
Simmons Philip, r. 819 Filbert
Simmons Richard, tailor, r. 423 Union
Simmons Samuel, groceries and liquors, 1722 Larkiii
Simmons Samuel, optician, r. 712 McAllister
Simmons Sa auel D., special policeman, r. 704 Ellis
Simmons Samuel D. Jr., carpenter, r. 702 Ellis
Simmons S. H. , r. 1320J Natoma
Simmons TTiomas, waiter, r. 741 Folsom
Simmons William A., salesman Irvine Bros., r. 819 Fil-
bert
Simmons William B., messenger, r. 15A Elgin Park A\
Simmons William J., laborer, r. Ooean'View
SS" Simmons. See Sinionds, Simons andSymonds
Sinims Charles, bartender, r. 705 Fifth Av
Simms Charles, dentist, 930 Market
Simms Esther, teacher Clement Giammar School, r. 28
Elgin Park Av
Simms Gustave, barber, r. 2022 Fillmore
Simms Mary, domestic 417 Eddy
B^ Simms, See Sims and Symmes
Simon A., widow, nurse, r. 414 Taylor
Simon Abraham, tailor, r. 22 Russ
Simon Albert, traveliiig salesman, r. 2241 Sutter
8IMO.\ ALE.V AXDUR, groceries and liquors, 801-803
Larkin, r. 914a Larkin
Simon Alfred, cashier Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1640 Pine
Simon Amanda A. Miss, r. 1334 Turk
Simon Benjamin, salesman Heimaii B. Adelson, r. 333
Twenty-seventh
Simon Bernard, clerk James Simon, r. 505b South
Simon Bertha Miss, r. 239 Eleventh
Simon Carrie M., widow, r. 30 Rincon PI
Simon Charles, boilennaker, r. 221 Mississippi
Simon Charles F., candymaker, r. 863J Market
Simon Charles J. , cigar and tobacc j broker, 313 Sacra-
mento, r. 180O Laguna
Simon David machine oj^erator, r. 22 Russ
Simon David J., barber, r. 29 Perry
Simon Edward S., traveling salesman, r. 1606 O'Farrell
Simon Erail, liquors, 60!) Clay
Simon Emma Mrs., saleslady, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Simon Ephraim (Simon & Manasse) r. 1911 Van Ness At
Simon Esther, widow, r. 817 Post
Simon Eugene, upholsterer, r. 831 Ellis
Simon Felix, porter, r. 517 Pine
Simon Francis X., manager Britton & Rey, r. 520 Filbert
Simon Frederick, cabinetma'<er, r. 1.53 Virginia Av
Simon George, tinsmith, r. 1032 Washin;;ton
Simon Gabriel, tailor, 609 Mission, r. 62 South Park
SIMON (iKACE, physician and surgeon, hours 1 to 3
and 7 to 8 P. M., office and r. 624 Eddy
Simon G. W., traveling salesman, r. 417 Mason
Simon Harrj- L., clerk Abner Doble Co., r. 62 South
Park
Simon Henrj', advertising novelties, 26-28 Battery
Simon Henrj-, bartender, r. 831 Ellis
Simon Henry, salesman Wolf & Frank, r. 104 McAllister
Simon Henry, traveling salesman, r. 510 Twentv-first
Simon Henry C, engineer, r. 1120 De Haro
Simon Herman, upholsterer, 477 Tehama
Simon Herrmann L. (Stein Simon & Co. ) r. 1640 Pine
Sinii>ii Hulda, widow, r. 104 McAllister
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Simon Isaac, Janitor, r. 333 Twenty-seventh
Simon Isidore, hookkeeper Lewis Meverstein & Son, r.
1308 Hayes
Simon J., r. 164 Jessie
Simon J., baker, r. Royal House
Simon Jacob, glassblower, r. 524 Fourth
Simon Jacob, laborer, r. 532 Fourth
Simon Jacob S. He v., pastor First English Evanselical
Lutheran Church, r. 1422 Page
Simon Johanna, domestic 2031 California
Simon John, barber, 703 Mission, r. Oakland
Simon Joseph, crockerv" and g'assware, 302-304 Sixth, r.
239 Eleventh
Simon Joseph, tailor, r. 1065 Market
Simon Jules (Simon & Ruberti) r. 225 Powell
SIMOX JI'LES. physician and surgeon, 323 Gearj-,
hours 1 to 3 P. M. , Telephone West 660, r. 2111 Pine
Simon Julius, r. 1911 Van Xess Av
Simon Julius, hairdresser, r. 246 Taylor
Simon Lehman, clerk A. Simon, r. 914a Larkin
Simon Leopold, printer, r. 230J Polk
Simon Louis, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1640 Pine
Simon Louis, woolpuller, r. Thirty-seventh Av South
Simon Malvina Miss, teacher WTiittier Primary School,
r. 1157 Octavia
Simon Marc, driver, r. 333 Twenty-seventh
Simon Mary Mrs., crockery, 428i Broadwav
Simon Michael, haniessmaker, r. 105 Bay
Simon Michael, laborer, r. Seventeenth Av South nr H.
Simon Minna Mrs., teacher Lincoln Graijmar School, r.
1308 Hayes
Simon Morris, peddler, r. 1127 Harrison
Simon Oscar, foreman Clot & Meese, r. 68 Clementina
Simon Paul, carpenter, r. 42S Broadway
Simon Paul, compositor, r. 500 Natoma
Simon Philip, barber, 3 Stockton, r. 218 Austin Av
Simon S., teacher music, r. 502 Van Ness Av
Simon Samuel H., teamster, r. 23 Hoff Av
Simon Samuel H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 23 Hoff Av
Simon Sarah, widow, r. 818i Montgomerj-
Simon Scott S., barber, 358 "Third, r. 175" Clara
Simon Selmar, salesman Will k Finck Co., r. 2506i Cali-
fornia
Simon Sigmund, traveling salesman Sachs Bros., r. 207
Mason
Simon Sigmund H., deputy License Collector, r. 624
Eddv
Simon Sigmund L., deputy Sheriff, r. 2721 Laguna
Simon Silas (Simon & Manasse) r. 1708 O'Farrell
Simon Simon I., r. 1157 Octavia
Simon Solomon L., detective, r. 22 Eleventh
Simon Thomas, fireman, r. 1444 Jackson
Simon Thomas B., carpenter, r. 913^ Mission
Simon W. , fireman, r. 37 Washington Av
Simon William, bootblack, r. 1517 Dupont
Simon & Manasse (Silas Simon and Nathan Manasse),
commission merchants, 119 Bush, room 7
Simon & Ruburti (Jules Simon and Robert Ruburti)
hair dressers, 225 Powell
^f^imon. See Sj-mon
Simonds Abraham, tailor, r. 1219 Kearny
Simonds Alice M. Miss, r. 1143 Shotwell"
SIMO'Dl^ JOIl\, president Simonds' Saw Co., 31
Main, r. 2419 Channing Way, Berkeley
Simonds Lizzie Mrs., clerk Campbell & Sorenson, r.
1226 Mission
Siniiinds P. K., miner, r. 26i Haves
Simonds SanuKl l>. Hev.. r. '.«5Clav
SIMONDS SAW CO. mcorpora...,
.lohii >iiiion<l<> iiresident, T. F. HoMarth
secretary, «aMs, iialleys and mill snp-
plies. nianiiractnrers Slmond's saws and
uiacbine knives and agents for tbe Dodge
>Vood Spilt Palley. 31 Main. Telephone
Main 1407
Smionds Scott H., SW cor. California South and
Fourth Av
Simonds I'lysses S., bookkeeper, r. SW cor California
.South and Foui th Av
Simonds Walter A., bartender, SW cor California South
and Fourth Av
Simonds Walter M. , carpenter, r. 122 Eddy
Simonds Wilbert A., shoemaker, P. F. Nolan & C!o.,r.
West Berkeley
Simonds Willis S. Mrs., widow, r. 1143 Shotwell
(^"Simonds. See Simmonns and Sj-monds
Simmonetti George, dishwasher, r. 521 Geary
Simonetti Gio\anni, fruits and vegetables, 428 Fourth
Simonetti Michele, fruits and vegetables, 543 Fourth, r.
565 Brjant
Simoni Anita, widow, r. 539 Vallejo
Simon Giusejtpe, bootblack, 539 Vallejo
Simoni Martino, laborer, 539 Vallejo
Simonnett Auatole, r. 1030 Howard
Simonnett Angelo Mrs, proprietor Del Monte House
1030 Howard
Simons Adolph M., salesman M. A. Gunst k Co., r.
1336 Ellis
Simons Albert, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48 Eighth
Simons Bertrand B., bookkeeper (Stewart, Howe >t
May Co.), r. 913 Hyde
Simons Frank, machinist, r. 1 1 Clara
Simons Frederick, butcher, r. 1115 Scott
Simons Fredericka, seamstress, r. 734 Montgomery
Simons Hyman, bootblack, r. 40 Moss
Simons Ida Mrs., groceries, 137 Shipley
Simons Isadf.re, tobacconist, r. 1115 Scott
Simons Julius, physician and surgeon, r. 1311 Alabama
Simons Louis S., manager Sttwart, Howe & May Co.,
14 Sansome. r. 913 Hvde
Simons O. L. , r. 1310 Folsom
Simons Peter K., miner, r. 26i Hayes
Simons Robert A., electrician'Wili i: Finck Co., r. 914
Harrison
Simons Sarah, widow, r. 1333 Eddy
Simons Theodore, clam dealer, r. Twenty-ninth Av South
Simons William, salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co.
r. 1115 Scott
Simons William H., cook, r. 109 Eighth
Iff" Simons. See Simonds, Simmons and Sjnnons
Simonsen Christian, laborer, r. 1131 Tennessee
Simousen Neils, miller, r. 35 Jessie
Simonsen Nelson, clerk George Fortmann, r. 35 Jessie
Simonsen S., mast< r bark Chehalis, office ^8 Market, r.
1914 Washington
Simouson Albert, tailor, r. 915 Sacramento
Simonson John A., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
SmO!«!!iO.\ JOSEPH, president California Gas
Fixture Co. , 123 Geary, r. 513 Taylor
Simonsson John, expressman, r. 4 McCormick
Simonton Frederick W , clerk Forwarding Dept Wells
Fargo & Co.. r. 109 Montgomerj-
Simonti)n James G., agent, r. 126 Keaniy, room A
Simonton Robert T., barber Michael J. Silva, r. 1125
Mission
Simpers George W., watchman L'. S. Mint, r. 1112
Folsom
Simpkin Harr>- C, shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 51
Russ
Simpkin Thomas S., horse-bootmaker Kcmpkev, Gilhani
& Sawver, r. 1221 Mission
Simpkins C. H. Mrs. , r. Palace Hotel
Simpkins Harry, r. Palace Hotel
Simjikins Thomas B., laborer, r. Eleventh Av South
bet J and K
^r Simpkins. See Semken and Simkins
Simpson Abraham D., mnfrs agent, 14 Sansome. room
40, r. 82s O'Farrell
Simpson Albert, laborer, r. 1109 York
Simpson Albert, receiver Cal. St. RR., r. 1510b Hyde
Simpson Alexander, maobinist, r. 2613 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO
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Sinipsoii AlewHider, ship cari^iiter, r. 342 Fourth
Simpson Alfred H., grainer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Annie, cook 140!) H.vde
Simjiso 1 Annie, domestic 2100 Bush
Simpion Annie, widow, r. 63 Clementina
.Simpson Annie, widow, r. 311 Church
Simpson Annie Miss., furnished rooms, 951 Folsom
Simpson Arthur, pantryman, r. 1705 Market
iilMPiiON ASA .n., president Simpson Lumber Co. ,
48 Market, r. Oakland
Simpson Bertram, woodcarver, r. 3620a Sixteenth
Simj)Son Brothers (Thomas C. and Henry H.) grainers,
1731 Market
Simpson Charles, driver, r. 711 Minna
SiMii)Son Charles, laborer, r. 152 Potrero Av
Simpson Charles M., gardener, r. 17 Harriet
Simi)Son Clara C, widow, r. 831 Bush
Simpson Clara E., widow, r. 3620a Sixteenth
Simpson Coliin, clerk, r. 305 San Jose Av
Simpson David, clerk E.vcelsior Redwood Co., r. 1523
Fulton
Simpson David, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 718 Fulton
Simpson Diedrich, tailor, r. 21 Silver
Sini|)son Edward, seaman, r. 1107 Clay
Simpsjn Edward, waiter sUiir Queen
Simi)son Edwin, stenographer, r. 3620a Sixteenth
Simpson Ella Mrs., furnished rooms, 17 Harriet
Simpson Ernest S., journalist Chronicle, r. 319 Suiter
Simpson El zabeth, widow, r. 1550 Seventeenth
Simpson E. W. Mrs., widow, r. 461 J Tehama
Simpson Frances J., domestic 2510 Fillmore
Simpson Frank, architect Charles Geddes, r. Alameda ^
Simpson Frank D., engineer S. P. Co., r. 338 Shotwell
Simpson Frank H., carpenter, r. 3 EUert
Simjjson Frank M., machinist, r. 1325 Leavenworth
Simpson George, pressman, r. 13 Perry
Simpson George L., grainer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson George W., mufr letter boxes, 612 Schrader
SIMPSO.\, HALL. iWILLKR •& €0. (Wallingford,
Conn.) manufacturers silver jilated hollow ware,
A. I. Hall & Sons agents, 528-530 Market
Simpson Harry, inspector Custom House, r. 2 .Marj-e
Terrace
Simpson Helen C. Mrs., teacher music, r. 58 Steiner
Simpson Henry, .naster mariner, r. 214 Francisco
Simpson Henrj' A., teamster, r. 900i Vallejo
Simpson Henrj- H. (Simpson Bros.) r. 58 Steiner
Simpson Hiram R., electrician and locksmith, 649 Mis-
sion
Simiison ,J., teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
Sl.HPSOJf JA.MCS, physician and surgeon, hours 1 to
3 P. M. , office and r. 234 Post, Telephone Main 1036
Simpson James, plasterer, r. 727 Minna
Simp on James A., clerk, r. 1705 Baker
Simpson James A., physician, office and r. 640 Tennessee
Simpson James G., molder, r. 1811 Twenty-first
Simpson James S., laborer, r. 22 Stockton PI
Simpson Jennie M., dentist, office and r. 435 Geary
Simpson Jessie C. Miss, stenograper Car Accountant's
Deiit. S. P. Co. , r. 3620a Sixteenth
Simpson J. L., teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
SI.HPSON JOH.\ (Simpson & Fisher) and Consul
Denmark, 22 California, r. 1927 Webster
Slmi)son John, barber, r. 217 Third
Sin)i»son John, blacksmith, r. 248^ Clara
Simpson John, brassfinisher, r. 210 Michigan
Sinip-ion John, clerk, r. 729J Minna
Simpson John, driver, r. 307 Jones
Simpson John, engineer, r. 421 Greenwich
Si;ii|ison John, laborer, r. 3747 Broderiek
Simpson John, seaman, r. 914 Folsom
Simpson John F., longshoreman, r. 421 Greenwich
Siniiis.m John G. (Simpson & Friedman) r. 729 J Minna
Simpson John H., advertising agent .Etna Mineral
Water Co., r. 2827 Market
Simpson John H., teamster, r. 15.50 Seventeenth
siinirsou J.ihn K., carpenter, r. 404 Broadway
H. S. BRIDGE 5 CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS
622 7UTMRKET STREET
Up-St.^irs, opp. Palace Hotel.
M my Novelties in Impo-ted Wear. Shirts to
Order a Specialty.
Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF
FREDERICKSBURG PRIVATE STOCK
A Choice and Delicate Laglr
Telephone West 366. 1510 ELLIS ST.
Simpson John L., shingler, r. Alms House
Simpson Joseph D., clerk, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Joseph R., laborer, r. 424 Nineteenth
Simpson Laura E. Miss, foreladv Am. Steam Laundry,
r. 616 Eddy WC
Simpson Lillie M. Miss, teacher Jamea Lick Grammar
School, r. 1032 Brvant
SIMPSOK LUMBER CO.MPAXY, Asa M. Simpson
president, Samuel Perkins vice-president, E. J,
Holt secretan-, 48 Market, Telephone Main 1912,
branch oaices"222 Steuart, and Fourth and Ch.\nnel,
Simpson Lynn C. , journalist Chronicle, r. 1325 Leaven-
worth
Simpson Maggie, r. 603 Washington
Simpson Mamie Miss, clerk, r. 1531 Howard
Simpson Margaret, widow, r. 461J Tehama
Simpson Margaret, widow, r. 1032 Brj'ant
Simpson Maria, domestic 209 Steiner
Simpson Marv A. , widow, r. 323 Larkin
8I?nPSON MEMORIAL METHltUIST EPISCO
P.IL ClltRCH, Rev. A. C. Hirst, past<jr, SE cor
Buchanan and Hayes
Simpson Obert F. , draughtsman Charles Geddes, r. Ala-
meda
Simpson Percy Miss, nurse r. 420 Valley
Simpson Richard J., cooper, r. 1550 Seventeenth
Simi)son Richard P., maltster, r. 718 Nineteenth
Simpson Richard S., salesman Richard W. Simpson r. 425
Noe
Simpson Richard W., brush and broom mnfr, 623-625
Brannan, office 319 Sacramento, r. Marin Co.
8I.MPSOX ROBERT .\'., insurance broker, 116 Cali-
fornia, room 9, r. Oakland
Simpson Sarah, widow, r. 3 Ellert
Simpson Sarah, widow, r. 2535 Mission
Simpson Sarah S. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights Primary
School, r. 2535 Mission
Simpson Stephen, housemover, r. 37 Lafayette, rear
Simpson Sylvester C, attorney at law, with Garber
Boalt & Bishop, r. 1325 Leavenworth
Simpson ITiomas B. (Simpson & Millar) r. 3408 Clay
Simpson Thomas C. (Simpson Bros.) r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Thomas F., madiinist, r. 1415 Pacific
Simpson Thomas Q., with S. F. and N. P. RR. Co., r. 628
Sutter
Simpson Thomas R., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1015 Market
Simjison Walter, telegraph oi>erator, r. 461i Tehama
Simpson William, clerk Custom House, r. 1531 Howard
SI.MP^OX niLLIAM. druggist, 503 Davis, r. Ala-
meda
Simpson William, hardware, 643 Mission, r. 649 Mission
Simpson William, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Simpson William, musician, r. 1319 Mason
Simpson VN'illiam, seaman, r. 1434 Broadway
Simpson William, stevedore, r. 1315 Sansome
Simpson William Mrs., widow, r. 2535 Mission
Simpson William F., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 3408
Clay
Simpson William J., i)lasterer, r. 900 J Vallejo
Simpson William Y. B., carpenter, r. 2535 Mission
SIMPSON & FISHER »-
SOU) sailiiiakers and dealers In Mood-
brrry sail duck and twine and nianulac-
turers of buutlns; flass :U-:t(i !»leaart
Simpson & Friedman (John G. Simpson and Phillii) Fried-
man) boots and shoes, 1308 Market
SIMPSON & MILLAR a....... ».
Siinuson and Joliu E. .Millar) searchers
or records. .5:t5 Calil'ornla, branch olUce
I-.> Supreme Court Bids, Telephone Main
193'i
fl^ Simi>s'»n. See Simson
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Simpton John K., clerk, r. 4 Metcalf PI
Simra Abe, r. 1507 Golden Gate Av
Simrak Michael, fruits and vesetables, :«4-336 Devi-
sadero, r. 701 Devisadero
Simrak Samuel, engineer, r. 2219 Mason
Sims Amelia, widow, r. 407 Taylor
Sims George, laborer, r. 149^ Dore
Sims James, porter, r. 376 Natoma
Sims J. Marion, M. D., physician, office 509 Valencia, r.
519b Valencia
Sims John, iron worker, r. 416 Capp
SIMS JOUX F., president Western Iron Works, 123-
125 Beale, r. Berkeley
Sims Jonas, janitor, r. 376 Xatoma
Sims Joseph, foreman Western Iron Wks, r. 1226 Treat
Av
Sims Joseph Jr., jeweler Shreve &Co., r. 1226 Treat Av
Sims Joseph P. , painter, r. 921 Hyde
Sims J. R. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel S;. Xicholas
Sims Peter, laborer, r. 147| Dore
Sims Samuel J., ])Hnter, r. 1226 Treat Av
Sims William, telegraph operator, r. 149 J Dore
eS" Sims. See Simms and SjTnmes
Slmson Daniel, stationerj-, 503 Larkin, r. 417 Larkin
Sinay Samuel, r. 725 Webster
Sinay Simon (Levy & Sinay) r. 725 Webster
Sincich Geronimo, cook, r. 1319} Keaniy
Sinclair Alfred H., comixisitor. r. 29b Pro8]ier
Sinclair Annie, widow, r. 11} William
Sinclair Arthur P., clerk The Examiner, r. 404 Ellis
Sinclair Charles H. , general agent Mutual Investment
Co., 324 Montgomery
Sinclair Duncan R., engineer, r. 1668 Market
Sinclair Frederick, r. 533 Post
Sinclair Gilbert, carpenter, r. 131 Dolores
Sinclair H. M. Mrs., r. 1414 Castro
Sinclair J. Duncan, engineer, r. l(i.58 Market
Sinclair John, laborer, r. S16 T^venr^■-sixth
Sinclair John A., teamster, r. 321 Xinth
Sinclair John W., car]>enter, r. 2115S Jones
Sinclair John W. Jr., clerk Union Box Factory, r. 211.5^
Jones
Sinclair Joseph D., lodgings, r. 16.58 Market
Sinclair Louisa, domestic XE cor Twenty-first and How-
ard
Sinclair Lj-ford, accountant Pac. Surety Co., r. 2115^
Jones
Sinclair Marguerite, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1.58
Fourteenh
Sinclair Xomian J., clerk Voss, Conrad & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sinclair Peter, porter, r. cor Fifteenth and Harajishire
Sinclair Robert A., r. 1658 Market
Sinclair Samuel F., real estate, 415 Montgomerv, room
16, r. East Oakland
Sinclair Sarah J., furnished rooms, 218 Eddy
Sinclair William, boots and shoes, 1406 Valencia, r. 930
Guerrero
Sinclair W. J., n ining, r. 1013 Ellis
Sinclair Zenobia, widow, r. 222 Leavenworth
eS" Sinclair. See St. Clair
Sincock Amelia Miss, coffee parlor, r. 710 Seventh Av
Sincock Catherine, » idow, r. 710 Castro
Sindar John X., broommaker, r. 1805 Howard
Sindlar Charles H., baker, r. 21 Guerrero
Sindlar Frank J., trunkmaker, r. 21 Guerrero
Sindleston H. W., waiter stmr Umatilla
Sinex John M., motorman, r. 912i Laguna
SIXG FAT A- «'0..dry go.Kis,614Dupont
Sing Otto, watchmaker, r. 15 Rondell PI
Singer Carl, tailor, r. 710| Clementina
Singer Charles E. , conductor, r. 3508 Mission
Singer Henrj- W., cellarman, r. 10 Broad, Ocean View
Singer Herman F., foreman Swa^n Bros., r. 15 Laskie
Singer Leonhardt, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av nr Tenth
Av South
Singer Louis I., liquor dealer, r. 1011 McAllister
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
TUr >Vllll.s B. Fry agent, Srwlne ma>
I rlLi chines, 33 Post, Telephone .Main
1344
Singer William, attorney at law, r. 1615 Lyon
Singer William H., clerk Law Dept S. P. Co., 61 Union
Trust Bldg
Singer William Jr., attomev S. P. Co., 61 Union Tntst
Bldg
Singewald George, sfgii jwinter, r. 317 Vicksbur--
Singler Mward. laborer, 109 Xinteenth
Singleton Dennis, longshoreman, r. 252 Clementina
Singleton Josephine, widow, r. 911 Hyde
Singleton Richard, waiter, r. 36 Clay "
Singleton T. William, rattanworker, r. 814 Brj-ant
Singleton Watler E., dental student, r. 734 Twenty-
fourth
Singleton William, lineman, r. 719 Howard
Singlev Charles E., bookkeeper D. O. Mills, r. 514 Sutter
SI.\CiLEV FR.4XK B., Traveling Auditor San Fran-
cisco and Xorthem Pacific Railroad Co.. r. Petaluma
SIX«LEV 4iEORCiE ^\., Lfxial Freight Agent San
Francisco and Xorthem Pacific Railroad Co.. office
X"^E cor Front and Vallejo, r. 1322 Washington
Singley Helen A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primarj'
School, r. 514 Sutter
Sini C. A., fruits and vegetables, r. 1 Fillmore P'.
Sinibaldi Ascanio, collector, r. (ib Vali):iraiso
Sinir John, r. 3626 Jackson
Sink Andrew J., manager The Baldwin Bar, r. The Biild-
win
Sink, Fred W,. carrier Post Office, r. 26 Eureka
SinkwHz Charles F., clerk Auditing Dept Wells Fargo &
Co.. r. 213i Mason
t^H'mn. See Senn.
Sinnett Alvah, salesman Gray's Harbor Commercial Co.,
r. Alameda
Sinni Andrew, butcher 624 Front, r. 216J Lombard
Sinninger George, laborer, r. 14 Jackson
Sinnott Catherine, widow, r. 2116 Powell
Sinnott Edward D., boatman and marine reporter for
Merchant's Exchange, Meiggs wharf, r. 2206 Taylor
Sinnott Eliza, widow, r. 319 Fell
Sinnott Eliza M., widow, r. 219 Hayes
Sinnott Henrj', r. 845 Mission
Sinnott James, boatman, r. 5 Jefferson
Sinnott Johanna, domestic, r. 127 Wildey
Sinnott Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 537 Brannaii
Sinnott Margaret, widow, bakery 3244 Mss-sion
Sinnott Richard, contractor and builder, office lo Post,
r. 1325 Guerrero
Sinnott Thomas F., U. S. Sttirekeeper Internal Revenue
Ser> ic. . r. 49 Merritt
Sinnot'e L. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 25J Stockton
Sinon Margaret S. Miss, r. 2015 Hyde
Siimii William, contractor and builder, r. 2015 Hvde
SI\OX n'ILLI.4M J., snijierintendent Pos"t Office
.StaUon A, 1309 Polk, r. 2015 Hyde
Sinotti Gaet ino, laborer, r. 5 Varennes
Sinsheimer Bernard (Sinsheimer Bros.) r. Sau Luis
Obispo, Cal.
Sinsheimer Brothers (Henr)- and Bernard) commission
merchants, 222 California
Sinsheimer Henry (Sinsheimer Bros.) manager S.'Kosh-
land & Co., 222 Califonra, r. 2102 Van Xess Av
Sinsheimer Solomon, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. .Ala-
meda
Sinton Joseph, agent, r. 610 Fell
Sinz Carl, laborer, r. 26 Alabama
Sinz Ludwig, painter, r. 1005 Clay, rear
Sinz Otto, watchmaker SW cor Twenty-fourth and Po-
trero Av, r. 15 Rondell PI
Sioli Paola A. architect, r. 908 Shotwell
SipeMilo T., electrician, r. 7f 2 Ellis
Sipe Sophie, widow, r. 702 Ellis
Sipe Sophie E., teacher music, r. 702 Ellis
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Si pel L. J., laborer, r. 605 Boadway
Siperly Florence K. Miss, teacher vocal iinisic, r. 310
Mason
Sipp Carl, cook, r. Alms House
Sipi)el Frank E. , r. 2332 Pacific Av
Sippert Fred A., bookbinder, r. 512 Greenwich
Sipple Harry (Sipple & Co.) r. 1549J Mission
Sii)ple & Co. (Harry Sipple) carriage mnfr, 1624 Mission
Sipriana Arinis Miss, seamstress, r. 1606 Stockton
Sipschitz Manuel, restaurant, r. 462 Natonia
Siremirs John, carpenter, r. 302 Seventeenth
Siren Kate, domestic 1808 Gough
Sirignamo Pietro, musician, r. 1427 Pacific
Sirokich John, seaman, r. 16 Bryant
Sirtori F., salesman Bertin & Lepori, r. Commercial
Hotel
Siscan Adolph, superintendent French Benevolent So-
ciety Cemetery, N s Point Lobos Av nr Thirt\-third
Av
Siscome Joseph, laborer, r. 53 Bernard
Sisenvlne Levi, cigar dealer, r. 1632 O'Farrell
Sisenvine Moses, clerk, r. 907 J Dolores
Sisenvine Rachel, widow, r. 1208 J Polk
Sisenvine Samuel, clerk, r. 1208i Polk
Sisenvine Simon, clerk, r. 1208t Polk
Sisk John, fireman, r. 205 Biyant
Siskiyou Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Siskiyou
Co.) Edward F. Stone secretary, 306 Pine, room 4
Siskiyou Lumber and Mercantile Co., W. VV. Van Ars-
dale general manager, 322 Pine
Sisk ron Charles A., blacksmith, r. 27 Albion Av nr
Fifteenth
Siskron Clara A. , widow, r. 112 Thirteenth
Sisson Albert W., r. 1500 Larkin
Sisson A. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1500 Larkin
Sisson Caroline M. Mrs., teacher Hearst Grammar School,
r. 2506 Bush
Sisson Charles H. D., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 2098
Market
SISSOM, CROCKER A «'0., (incorporated) George
W. Scott president, George A. Gott secretary, gene-
ral merchants, 322 Pine
Sisson Cyrus T. , r. 1500 Larkin
Sisson Joseph n., vice president Sisson, Crocker & Co.,
322 Pine, r. 1500 Larkin
Sisson William J., ranchman, r. 411 Ellis
Sistemians Josephine .Miss, r. 1.307 Taylor
Sistermans Louisa, widow, r. 1307 Taylor
Sistemians Marion Miss, r. 1306 Taylor
SISTER8 OF t'H.4RITY OF THE B. V. M. S. s.
Broadwaj' bet ^'an Ness Av and Franklin
SISTERS OF ]»ER< V E.MPLOY.MEXT OFFICE,
St. Marv's Hospital, cor First and Brvant
SISTER.S OF .\OTRE D.4.WE. Es Dolores, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
SISTERS OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 832
Fulton
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS THE, Sister
Bethlehem, superior, 802 Capp
SISTERS OF THE HOLY FAMILY, 312 Fulton,
110 Haves and 1413 Powell
sisters' OF THE HOLY XAMES OF JESUS
.4»il» MARY, select and parochial school W »
Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
SITES SAND.STOXE CO., 43 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Sitinsky Charles, coalpasser, stnir Acapulco
Sittenneim Emelia, widow, r. 13054 Polk
Sitterli Henrietta, widow, r. 65 Wilder
Sitterstrom Erick, asst bookkeeper Payot, Upham & Co.
r. 40 Ring. .Id
Sittman George A., bartender r. N E cor Eighth Av and
Fulton
Sitton John J. Rev., r. 3 Clay Av
Sitton Naomi B. Mrs., siiperintendant Cunil)erland
Chinese Mission, 3 Clay Av
Sivera Gaeano, peddler, r. 610 Brodway, rear
Sivera Juan, barber, r. 634 Vallejo
MECHANICS TOOLS
Headquarters for Carpenters, Machinists, Plas-
terers and Hasons' Tools of all Kinds.
737 Market St. 0pp. Examiner Office
SEE PAGE 10
Sivers Harrj-, shoemaker, r. 310 Third Av
Sivers John, shoemaker, 807 Buchanan, r. 540 Hayes
Sivers John H., foreman G. F. Crist & Sons, r. 310
Third Av
Sivers Olivia Miss, furnished rooms, 1408 Mission
Sivertsen Martin ()., liquors. NE cor Howard and Steti-
art, r. 318 Fremont
Sivett'Elisha V., r. 34* Lapidge
Sivori Angelo, butcher, r. SE cor Kearny and Union
Sivori Antonio, laborer, 21 Lafayette PI
Sivori Antonio, laborer, r. 25 Fourth
Six Ji'hn, waiter, r. 811 Mission
Six Mile House, John Regli proprietor, Mis8i'>n Road m
County Line
Six Mile House, Henry Blanken proprietor, San Brniii.
Av nr County Line
Sixtus Michael, brewer, r. 18 Heron
Size Catherine, domestic 34 Essex
Size Mary, domestic 1501 Van Ness Av
Sjekavica Nikola, waiter Martin Cresalia
Sjoberg Andrew G., longshoreman, r. 116 Beny
Sjogren Au}!ust, carpenter, r. 404 (jreenwich
Sjogren F. Otto, carpenter, r. 1018 Shotwell
Sjogren F. Otto Mrs., dressmaking, 1018 Shotwell
Sjogren Victor, carpenter, r. 541 Twenty-third
Sjoholm John, laborer, r. 9 Clay
Sjovall Erasmus P., real estate, r. 841 Castro
Skag Emma, domestic, 2010 Sutter
Skag^s Frederick, asst bookkeeper Hotel St. Nicholas
Skaggs Willie A. Mrs., r. 944 Valencia
SKACIIT CIJMBERLA.XD COAL CO. THE, Dui:
can C. Mackaj' president, Thomas B. Mackay .secre-
tary, 408 California, room 4
Skaife A. & Co. (Alfred Skaife) cigar mnfrs, 405 Front
Skaife Alfred (A. Skaife & Co.) r. 824 Waller
Skaife Frank W., veterinary surgeon, 18 Ceilar Av, r.
Hotel Colonial
Skain Richard G., gripman, r. 1426 California
Skalla Jacob, laborer, r. 1109 Tennessee
Skar Anton, cook, r. 704 Bush
Skarstedt Ernst (Olsson & Skarstedt) and editor West
Coast Swedish Journal, r. 542 Jersey
Skau Peter, waiter, r. 504J Minna
Skehan Ann, widow, r. Alms House
Skehan Henry, marble i)olisher, r. 441 Tehama
Skehan James, milkman, r. 19 Trumbull
Skehan James J. , rubber worker, r. 730 O'Farrell
Skehan John J. , r. 1011 Post
Skehan John, laborer, r. E s Thirty-second Av Snutli tict
GandH
Skein Richard G., gripman, r. 1426 California
Skellenger Charles L., bricklayer, r. 819a Twentv-
fourth
Skellenger Henrj', r. S e cor Folsom and Twenty-sixth
SKELLEY EUCIAR R., vice-president Griffin A:
Skelley Co. 132 Market, r. Riverside, Cal.
Skelly Charles F., iirinter, r. 1042 York
Skelly Edward, hoseman Eiignic 25, r. Twenty-third nr
Bryant
Skelly Edward J., carpenter, r. 1042 York
Skelly Frank P., clerk, r. 1313 Fell
Skelly Gregory V., printer, r. 1444 Twenty-fifth
Skelly Ignatius W., jjhysician, office and r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Jacob, butcher, r. 815 Laguna
Skelly James, r. 20} 6th
Skelly James H., salesman A. Mackay & Son, r. 22:»
Hyde
Skelly James P., biiokkeei>er J. Noonan, r. 34 Kan ch
Skelly John, bartender, r. 34 Rausch
Skelly John H., shipping clerk Nathan, Dohnnami .<c
Co.. r. 2029 Ellis
Skelly John R., salesman Moore, Hunt k Co., r. 22(i Do-
lores
Skelly John T., porter, r. 808 Ninete enth
Skelly John W., butcher, r. 34 Rausch
Skelly Jerome C, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r. 120 Ninth
Skelly M. Augustine, foreman , r. 120 Ninth
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C. BROWN & SON, 823 Market Street
W. B. CHAPMAN
1*3 CALIFOr"lft ST., Importer of a few Selected
brands of SaNDEMAN, BUCK & CD'S (P^MARTIN)
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Skelly Michael, r. 120 Ninth
ISkelly Michael Mrs., widow, r. 1514 Folsom
Skelly Thomas P. , carpenter, r. 809 Nineteentli
Skellv Timothy, carpenter, r. 1042 York
SKELTON ENNIOIV W., real estate, 410 Montgom-
ery
Skelton- Lauron, shoemaker, r. SE cor Polk and McAl-
lister
Skelton Lauron B., collector, r. 33G Polk
Skelton Malinda C. , widow, dressmaker, r. 336 Polk
Skelton William, professor music, r. 410 Taylor
Skerap Joseph C, painter, r. 258 Kichlaiid Av
Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker, 126 Second, r. 113 Web-
ster
Skerrett John F., salesman, r. 133 Shipley
KW Skerrett. See Skarrett
Sketch Club, top floor Mutual Life Bldg
Skidmore Charles W., collector, r. 1219 Filbert
SKidmore C. Harry, architect, r. 316 Turk
Skidmore PYank A., stenographer Kilffarif & Beaver r
316 Turk
Skidmore Harriet M. Miss, r. 1219 Filbert
Skidmore Lizzie, widow, r. 316 Turk
Skieg-el William C, sign painter, r. 356b Clementina
Skiff Albert E. (Barrett & Co.) r. 311 Natoma
Skiff Alonzo M., carpenter, r. 715J Howard
Skiff Herman A. , brakeman, r. 1020 Mission
Skiff James (Smith & Skiff) r. 2525J Mission
Skiff Oscar J., painter, r. 2525^ Mission
Skifflhgton tVank J., carpenter, r. 247 Sadowa, Ocean
View
Skiffington Honora, widow, r. 247 Sedowa, Ocean View
eS" Skiffington. See Skivington
Skillicorn Arthur, electrician, r. 1.542 Jackson
S lillicorn John, carpenter, r. 1542 Jackson
Skillicorn John hostler, r. 509 Jersey
Skillicorn John H., painter, r. 509 Jersey
Skilliii Daniel H. (Skillin & Botcher) r. 511 Turk
SkiUin & Botcher (Daniel H. Skillin and Albert W
Botcher) upholsterers, 506 Larkin
Skillnian Ed. A., speculator, r. Golden West Hotel
Skillman Peter D., bookkeeper Union Marine Ins. Co
SkiHinungs Robert H., clerk Liverpool and London and'
Gtohe Ins. Co., r. Berkeley
OKlllKtn JOnN) eoiiinii!«slon iiier-
<-haut. agent l»ui>oiit Powder Co., Eagle
Fuse Works, Koliel'.s Giant caps, etc., 236
Market, r. Oakland
Skuiner Alexander, longshoreman, r. NE cor Greenwich
and Kearny
Skinner Edward L., hostler, r. 1611 Pacific Av
Skiimer Eliza, widow, bakery, 21 Valencia
Skinner Frank, hostler, r. 301 Leavenworth
Skinner H. A., r. New Western Hotel
Skinner H. Cole, bartender, r. 308 Guerrero
^4KII«NEl: HENKV E., secretary E. T. Allen Co 416
Market, r. Berkeley
Skinner Isaac P., cook," r. California Hotel
Skinner Jacob, barber, r. 124 Eddy
Skmiier James H., machinist, r. 340 Third
Skuiner James T., engineer, r. 1312 Baker
!>*S4I«(.\Klt JOHM B., proprietor Skinner's Prescrip-
tion Pharmacy, NW cor Fdlmore and Geary, r. 1601
Fillninre
.SKINmEU .lOHN €.. division superintendent Market
Street Railway, office NW cor Washington and
Mason, r. Ullb Jones
Skinner John F., barber and wigmaker, 921 Howard
r. 426 Natoma
Skinner John H., note teller First National Bank, r
Oriental Hotel
Skinner Ralph H.. clerk, r. 1063| Mission
Skinner Walter, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Skinner William Mnfg Co. (Chicago) office l->0 Sutter
SKC-VNEK S PKE^CRIPTION PH 4KMACJ, John
B. Skinner proprietor, NW cor Fillmore and Gea ry
Skipper John, mastar schr Louise, r. Berkeley
Skimi George, signwTiter, r. 207 Sixth
Ski\in^ton Emma Miss, r. 1023 York
Skivington George A., patternmaker, r. 1023 York
Skivington John Francis, clerk, r. 1023 York
Skivington John Franklin, foreman patternmaker Risdon
I. and L. Wks, r. 424 Fremont
Skivington Mary Mrs., r. 1023 York
e^ Skivington. See Skiftington
Sklarek Edward, traveling salesman I. M. Wentworth,
318 Market
Skneiver Christ, packer, r. 702 Valiejo
Skofstad James B., compositor, r. 37 Second
Skog John, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
Skogsberg William, seaman, r. 8 Clay
Skold John, laborer, r. Alms House *
Skoog Emma, domestic 2010 Sutter
Skoog Frank, steward, r. 34^ Marj'
Skooman William, cook, r. 902 Montgomery
Skootsky Albert, shoemaker, 1704 Hyde, r." 1717 Leaven-
worth
Skootsky David, collector Tobias Brilliant, r. 680 Ash Av
Skootsky Hannah Miss, teacher music, r. 1717 Leaven-
worth
Skootsky Solomon, expressman, r. 680 Ash Av
Skootsky Theodore, salesman, r. 680 Ash Av
Skoughland Martin, seaman, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Skov Christian P., carrier Post Office, r. 417a Francisco
Skovensky Marj-, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Skuce Frank, stevedore, r. 19 Boyd
Skuce Frank Jr., teapacker, r. 19 Boyd
Skur John, longshoreman, r. 135 Fre'elon
Slack Catherine, widow, r. 1729 Sutter
SLACK CHAKLE»» A., groceries and liquors, 432
Post, r. 501 Post
SLACK. CHAULES W., Judge Superior Court, De-
partment 10, chambers New City Hall, 3d floor, r.
1729 Sutter
Slack Darwin E. (Slack & Clark) r. 705 Shotwell
Slack Edgar S., carpenter, 115 Geary, r. 809 Shotwell
Slack Ellaid, bookkeeper, r. 2630 Howard
Slack Emma F., widow, r. 2630 Howard
Slack Michael, r. 255 Minna
Slack Nellie Mi;s, dressmaker, r. 1109 Leavenworth
Slack Walter £., clerk S. F. Collateral Loan Bank, r.
Berkeley
Slack & Clark (D. E. Slack and S. P. B. Clark) hay and
grain, SE cor Twenty- fourth and Folsom
Slade A., coalpasser stmr Alameda
Slade Alma Mrs., dressmaking, 906 Illinois
SLADE S. E. LUMBER CO.
(Spencer E. Slade) dealer.s in Oregon pine,
.spruce and redwood lumber, 20 Luning
BIdg, 100 .Market, Telephone Urunim 48
SLAUE SPENCER E. (S. E. Slade Lumber Co.) 106
Market, Room 20
B^ Slade. See Slate
Sladden S. P. , viticulturist, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
SLADKl' CHARLES, proprietor Hammam Baths,
11-13 Grant Av
Slamon Mary, domestic 1122 Guerrero
Slate John E., wireworker, r. 412 Francisco
Slater Charles H., sign painter, r. 765 Market
Slater Cora B. Mrs., r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Slater Edith Miss, r. 832 Sutter
Slater Edward, harnessmaker, r. Railroad Av nr Thirty
first Av South
Slater Elizabeth E., widow, r. 601 Eddy
Slater Frank M., boxmaker, r. 1041 Mission
Slat«r Hannah S., widow, r. 507J Leavenworth
Slater Henry, stevedore, r. Carlton House
Slater Herman, r. E s Lyon nr Beach
Slater James H., agent, r. 6 Turk
Slater J. D. L. (Byron & Slater) r. Oakland
Slater J. H., conductor, r. 1 Latham PI
Slater John, r. 1426 California
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•Slater John, inai^ter bark Wilna, office 38-46 Market, r.
Berkeley
Slater John, seaman, r. 30 Federal
.Slater John C. , bookkeeper, r. 130 McAllister
Slater John H. Mrs., furnished rooms, C Turk
Slater John W., clerk, r. 234 Fell
Slater Louis, bartender, r. 766^ Howard
Slater Margaret J., varieties, 521 Fourth
Slater Mary H., widow, r. N 8 Twelfth Av South bet I*
and Q
Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. 234 Fell
g^ Slater. See Sleator, Slitor and Slytor
Slatten L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1004 Van Ness Av
Slatten Lillian E. Miss, r. 1604 Van Ness Av
SlitteryAiinie, widow, r. 435 Seventh Av
Slattery Catherine, domestic 122« Jackson
Slattery Charles, waiter Potrero Hotel
Slattery Cornelius !>., butcher, r. 60y Ellis
Slattery Dennis F., clerk Car Accountant's Dept S.P.Co.,
r. 1429 Polk
Slattery Edgar F., clerk, r. 1222 Lagiuia
Slattery F. B. Miss, agent Mexico and Central American
Telegraph Agency, 303 Montgomery, r. 2113 Jones
Slatterj' Frank, photo/i-apher, r. 46 Twenty-eighth
Slattery Frank E. , gardener, r. 435 Seventh Av
Slattery House, Riordan & Casey jiroprietors, 621 How-
ard
Slattery James, clerk Purchasers and Supplies i>ept
S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
Slattery J. , laborer Bay District Race Track
Slatterj' James, expressman, r. 3219 Sixteenth
Slattery Jeremiah, bartender, r. 315 Oak
Slattery Johanna, widow, r. 46 Twenty-eighth
Slattery John, baker, 1103 Montgomerj-
Slatterj- John, laborer, r. 33 West Mission
Slattery John H., painter, r. 435 Seventh Av
Slatterj' Maggie Miss, bookfolder, r. 1103 Montgomerj-
Slattery >Vagg:e J. Miss, dressmaking, 133 Murjjhv Bldg
r. 3219 Sixteenth
Slattery M aria Mrs., r. 609 Ellis
Slattery Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, 23 West
Missio n
Slattery Michael, plumber, r. 435 Seventh Av
Slattery Michael F., photo printer, r. 46 Twenty-eighth
S'attery Michael J., steel and cop)>erplate engraving, 723
Market, r. 927 Page
Slattery Patrick, hostler, r. 211.i Austin Av
Slattery Patrick, laborer, r. 532^ Sixth
Slatterj Patrick, salesman The Maze, r. Oakland
Slatt«;ry Patrick F., driver, r. 120i Shipley
Slattery Richard, teamster, r. 1103 Montgomerj'
Slattery Thomas A., plumber, r. 435 Seventh Av
Slattery Thomas F. (BgHiett & Slattery) r.1262 Julian Av
Slattery William, carcleaner, r. 38 Welsh
Slattery William, liquors, 533 Pacific
Slattery William J., machinist, r. 544a Castro
Slattery William J., marine engineer, r. 423 Green
Slattery W. J., 3d asst engineer stmr Umatilla
Slaughter Charles, dishwasher, r. 217 Third
Sluu-bter George, kalsominer, r, 8 Pratt PI
Si n Annie E. Miss, principal Cleveland Primary
- hool, r. 529 Seventeenth
I Frederick, engine insjiector S. P. Co., r. Ill
> \teenth
Ml ati Katharine Miss, stenograi)her Am. Carbonic
Acid Gas Co., r. Alameda
Sl;i\.iii Mary H- Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School,
r. 529 Se>'«)ceenth
Slaveti Alonza, clerk Post Office, r. 1026 Armj-
81aveii Elizbeth, widow, r. 1736 San Carlos Av
Slaven James P., reporter, r. 2812 Howard
Slaveii Kitty Miss, r. 149^ Dore, rear
Slaven Michael, laborer, r. 149J Dore, rear
Slavi h George, cooper, r. 32J Zoe
Slav ich Joseph, cooper, r. 32J Zoe
Slaviu Brothers (John A. and Patrick E.) groceries and
liipiors, S\V cor Broadway and Hj'de
WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street
^: SEND FOR CIRCULHRS
Jlpat di^sijrpassed la^er Beer
''LOHENGRIN"
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE
CPIGHGO BBEWEBY, PINE ST., 8. F.
Slaviii Edward, cooper, r. 32 Caroline
Slaviii John, laborer, r. 9 Converse
Slaviii John, steward stmr C ty Rio Janeiro
.Slaviii John A. (Slavin Bros.) r. 1637 Hyde
Slaviii .Maggie Miss, r. 126i Morris Av
Slavin Mary, widow, r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Margaret, widow, r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Mary, widow, r. 812 Bryant
Slavin Patrick, liquors, 546 Sixth
Slavin Patrick E. (Slavin Bros.) r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse
Slavin Thomas J., horseshoer, r. 1637 Hyde
B^" Slavin. See Slavan, Sleavin and Slevin
Slavonian Cemeterj', N of Point Lobos Av nr Thirty-
third Av
Slavoiiic-lllvric Mutual and Benevolent Society, 320 Post
SL.4V.IANSKA SLOKA (Croatian weekly) h. W. Pis-
kulich editor and proprietor, 629 Washington
Slayback Deborah, widow, r. 1067 Market
Slay ton H. O., second asst engineer U. S. revenue cutter
'Rush
Slayton Samuel, mnfr photographic apparatus, 124 Geary
Sleator Edmond M., canvasser, r. 529i Shotwell
Sleator Elizabeth M. Miss, stenographer, r. 529.J Shotwell
Sleator Ellen A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 529i Shotwell
Sleehen August, mate, r. 229 East
Sleeper Charles, manager The San Francisco Clearing
House, r. 2106 College Way, Berkeley
Sleeper Henry E., printer, r. 413 Eddy
Sleeper Hobart W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Sleeper Mary Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 410 Nineteenth
Sleeth Frank V., ninfrs agent, 52 Flood Bldg, r. 910
Lombard
!»LEMI.\ CHAKLK-S JR.. manager Office Specialty
Manufacturing Co., 29 New Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Slepheus James, car repairer S. P. Co.
Slesinger Samuel, attorney at law, 401 California, room
25, r. 8I6b Larkin
Slessinger Leonard, with Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1809 Broadway
Slessinger Louis, Jwrter, r. 1809 Broadway
Slessinger Walter, clerk The Wertheimer Co. , r. 180!)
Broadway
^f Slessinger. See Schlesinger
Sletcher Frederick, mining engineer, r. 48 Fourth
Slevin (.'atherine E., widow, r. 2755 Harrison
Sle\in James, messenger, r. 2413 Sacramento
Slevin Louis S., clerk Hammersmith & Field, r. 2413
Sacramento
Slevin Marie C, widow, r. 2413 Sacrameuto
Slevin Thomas B., bookkeeper Lane & Connolly, r. 2755
Harrison
Slevin Thomas E., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2413 Sac-
ramento
1^" Slevm. See Slaven, Slavin and Sleavin
Sligo James, rattan worker, r. 1700 Folsom
Slimer Phiiip, tanner, r. SE cor Twentv-sixth and Bryant
Slimmer William, laborer, r. 920 Thirteenth Av South
Sliramon Alonzj, engineer, r. 17 Stanley PI
SlilNKEV J. K., pr prietor El Monte Hotel (Sausa-
lito) and San Francisco Mirror, office 235 Kearny
rooms 3-4
Slinn James B, scenic artist, r. 836 Mission
Slipper Lew H, barber, r. 711 Bush
Sliscovich Mato, r. 2043i Folsom
Sliskovich Joseph, liquors, 725 Fifth Av
Sliskovich Martin (Sliskovioh & Stanich), r. 2045 Folsom
Sliskovich & Stanich (Martin Sliskovich and Jacob
Stanich) restaurant, 2045 Folsom
Slitei Ellen Mrs, r. 1445 Harrison
Slitor Eliza, widow, r. 232 Haight
a^ Slitor. See Sljter
Sloan Alexander H, machinist, r. 815S Gearv
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Sloan Celia Mrs, dressmaker, 81 Golden Gate Av
Sloan Clarence B, <reneral insurance, 421 California, r.
Millbrae
Sloan Ellen, widow, r. 1085 Broadway
Sloan George B, r. 047 Mission
Sloan Henry H, mlllwTight, r. 1045 Market
Sloan James R, bookkeeper (Miller & Hamilton), r. Oak-
land
Sloan John, painter, r. 124i Silver
Sloan John, ship stores and produce, 31(> Battery, r.
Millbrae
Sloan John R, \nth Market St Railway Co., room 2,
Hobart Building, r. Alameda
Sloan John W. , contractor, r. 21 Pa^c
Sloan Margaret, widow, r. 1425 Bush
Sloan Mary, widow, r. 815J Geaiy
Sloan Mary Miss, r. 1212 Scott
Sloan Robert W. , resident manager London (Jiiarantee
and Accident Co., 412 California
Sloan Theresa Mrs., restaurant, 1606 Valencia
Sloan Thomas E., salesman Will & Finck, r. 815J Geary
Sloane Bernard, peddler, r. W s Manchester, m- Precita
Av
Sloane Elizabeth, widow, r. 553 Howard
Sloa' e James, master bk Arcturus, oflSce 10 .Market, r.
26 Twelfth
Sloane Joseph, carp' nter, r. 8 Verba Buena
Sloane Katherine, widow, r. 7 Alvarado
Sloane Mar\ H. , widow, r. 418 Fulton
Sloane Patrick L. . elerk. r. 41S Fulton
SLOANE W. & J. & CO. ». . ..
Sloane of Xew Vork, <ieorse l». Cooper and
Joseph I». Intlibert) carpets, upholstery
goods, rarnidire and Mindow shades,
(>4l-<u; tiarket Telephone Main 493
SLOAT CHARLES F.. ..««... «
OFarrell ror .Stockton, oflioe hoars 9 .4.
M. to .'> P. M.. r. Vi-i» 4;oIden Gate .4v
Slobiske Rose, domesiic 1412 Washington
SLVBOU.4 (Weekly) Servian newspaper, Servian
Litei-ar\ Club publishers, 636 Clay
•Slobodisky Julius, jieddler, r. 317 Nin h
Slocomb Henn- B., assayer, r. 212 Austin Av
Slocomb William H., salesman Smiths' Cash Store, i-.
1015 Vallejo
Slocum E. R. iS: Co. (Mrs. E. A. Senecal) Sigismund
Rosenthal manager, ladies' underwear, 144-146
Sixth
Slocum Harry B.. manager McCue Carriage Factory,
NW cor Golden Gate Av and Polk, r. 921 Sutter
Slocum Ingram B., purser, r. 525 Harrison
Slocum J. B.. iHirser !-tmr Saturn
SLOCliM LOT D., proprietor Excels'or Stables, 025
Sutter, Telephone East 25, r. 921 Sutter
Slocum Wilham, salesman, r. 402 O'Farrell
Slocum William N., printer 1231 Market, r. 91 Ninth
Slocum Clay, clerk Freeman & Bates, r. 1907 Larkin
Slocumb Hall, clerk Macondray Bros. & Lockard, r. 1907
Larkin
Slocumb Kate Mrs., widow, r. 1907 Larkin
Slocumb W. H., salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r. 1019
Vallejo
Sloman Ernest G.. reix)rter Chronicle, r. 1140a Howard
Slomsky Moses, furniture, r. 2121 Pine
Slone Lottie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2430 Brj'ant
Slone William David, lineman, r. 2430 Bryant
Slone William Isaac, milk vendor, r. 2430 Brjant
Sloper Ira M., c-arpenter, r. 543 Jersey
Sloss Henrv A., portiait artist, r. 211 Castro
SLOSS JOSEPH, secretarj- and treasurer Miller,
Sloss & Scott, 18-22 Fremont, r. 1500 Van Ness Av
SLOSS LEOX (L(mis Sloss & C«).) and president Am-
erican Biscuit Co. , NW cor Battery and Broadway,
r. 1.516 Van Ness A v
Sloss Louis (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av
SLOSS LOriS Jr. (Louis Sloss & Co.) and treasurer
Dickman-Jones Co. , 508-514 Folsom, r. 1500 Van
Ness Av
Sloss Louis D., clerk, r. 38 Grove
SLOSS LOL'IS A CO. (Louis Sloss, Leuis Gerstle,
Leon and Louis Sloss Jr.) commission merchants,
310 Sansome
SLOSS IMAKCIS C. (Chickering, Thomas & Gregory
and Gerstle & Sloss) attorney at law, 206 Sansome,
6th floor, r. 1500 Van Ness Av
t^ Sloss. See Schloss
Slossi.ii Henry L. Jr., special agent Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. 204 Lombard
Sluirk J A., miner, r. 124 Turk
Slussar Clara Mrs., housekeeper, 904 Clay
SI>*ter Charles A., foreman Thomas Madigan, r. SE ciir
Twenty- second and Point Lobos Avs
Slyter Edward, conductor, r. 634 Valencia
Sh-ter George M., bricklayer, r. 14 Hartford
Slj-ter Westey, porter, r. 14 Hartford
Smadeke William (William Smadeke & Co.) r. 1203 Mis-
sion
SM.4DEKE >V1LLI.4M A CO. (William Smaileke
and Lou s H. Bamer) wholesale wines and liquors
SW cor Eighth and Mission
SS" Smadeke. See Schmadeke
Smale John, c-aq^enter, r. 633 Jersey
Sniale William J., proprietor Olynipia Hotel, 504 Napa
Small Arthur H., manager Marine Ins., r. University
Club
Small Albert W., bookkeeper Nordman Bros., r. 2050
Mission
Small Alexander D., teamster, r. 16 Hawthorne
Small Allan, carpenter and joiner, 2401J Mission, r. 325
Capp
Small Benjamine F., clerk Custom House, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Small Charies H., machinist, r. 393 Sixth
Small Dominick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Green-
wich and Dupont, r. 407 Greenwich
Small Elmer G., r. 16 Hawthorne
Small Frances, widow, r. 920^ Jackson
Small Frank P. , jxirter Wells Fargo & Co. , r. Oakland
Small George, expressman, r. 2306 Harrison
Small Gertrude Miss, r. 1228J Bush
Small Isaac H., machine wks, 574-576 Brannan, r. .544
Valencia
Small James, carpenter, r. 407 Greenw ich
Small James H., engineer, r. 2006J Union
Small John J., clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 732i Clemen-
tina
Small Levi, seaman, r. 239 Webster
Small Mary, widow, r. 732i Clementina
Small Mary, widow, r. 1715 Polk
Small Mildred Miss, r. 12281 Bush
Small William S., sawfiler, r. 210 Chattanooga
Smallbone Charles R. (Jones & Smallbone) r. SOJ Third
Smalley Daniel Mrs. , baker}- and restaurant, 209 Jones
Smallej- Fayette, wholesale liquors, r. 404 Haight
Smalley's Haywards Express, Fall & Cary proprietors, 3
Commercial
SmalUnan James, carpenter, r. 227 Second
Smallman William, stevedore, r. 331J Bryant
Smallman WilUam H. M. , mnfrs agent, 221 Front, room ,
11, r. 109 Devisadero
SMALLPOX HOSPITAL, bet De Haro and Rhr.de
Island, Colusa and Marin
Smalredge Henry, carpenter, r. 1055 Howard
Smaltz P., gripman, r. 308 Chestnut
Smart Cliarles, piano tuner Kohler & Chase, r. Oakland
Smart Edward, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Smart Francis W., foreman New York Dairy, r. old San
Jose Road nr County Jail 2
SMART OEOKGE C"., proprietor New Vork Dairy,
W s Old San Jose Road nr Coui.t.\ Jail 2, office
35 Eddy
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK
Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
a Specialty.
331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.?lf.r.';^:fr.S
PHOTOSRAPHIG
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
RELOADING
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Montgomery St.
109
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Smart George T , nianajrer New Y<Jrk l-)airy, r. Old San
Jose Road nr County Jail 2
Smart Isabella, widow, r. 16^ Hoff Av
Smart John, machinist, r. 22 Perry
Smart Kittie, widow, r. Alms House
Smart Kittv E. Miss, cojjyist Cal. Title Ins. and Trust
Co., r. "lej Hoff Av
Smart Robert, groceries and liquors, 3001 Laguna, r.
3005 Laguna
Smart Thomas, seaman, r. 14 Auburn
Smart William, machinist, r. 22 Perry
Smart William, telegraph operator, r. 414 Taylor
!SMEDBKK<; tVILLIAM R., president Smedbcrg &
Mitchell, 314 California, Telephone East 63, r. 1611
Larkin
Smedberg William R. Jr., 2d Lieut. 4th Cavalry, U. S. A.
Presidio
SMEDBERfi A HIITt'HELL (corporation) VV. R.
Smedberg pre ident, George M. Mitchell vice-presi-
dent and secretary, general insurance agents, 314
California, Telephone Mam 1724
Smedekin Mmnie Miss, cook, r. 419 Minna
Smedley Elizabeth, widow, r. 0 Bernaid
Smedley Emma, widow, r. Alms House
Smedley George H. iLovely & Smedley) r. 607 Pine
Smedley James W., salesman J. H. Curley & Co., r. 700
Broderick
Smedley John K., boilermaker, r. 706 Fulton
Smeds Peter V , teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Smejevieh Annibal, capitalist, r. 418 Vallejo
Smercich A. P., restaurant, 1323 Battery, r. 36 Prescott
Smethurst Sarah, widow, r. 155 Tremont Av
Snietz William, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Smetzler L. P. Mrs., r. 508 Clayton
Smiddy Ellen, widow, r. 211 1 Perry
Sniiddy Edward F., butcher, 865 Bryant, r, 211^ Perry
Smiddy Timothy Jr., clerk, r. 211 J Perry
Smidley John, cook, r. 547 Mission
Smidt A. J., liquors, D and Second Av
Smiat Charles, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
Smidt Conrad, baker, r. 922 Battery
Smidt Emil (Smidt & Zapffe) r. 1040 Army
Smidt & Zapffe (Emil Smidt and Henry Zapffe) liquors,
SW cor Mission and Seventh
S^ Smidt. See Schmid, Schmidt and Schmitt
Smiles Ann, widow, r. 635 Minna
Smiles Mary Miss, boxmaker, r. 635 Minna
Smiley Annie Mrs., r. 9 J Dale PI
SMILEY AKTMtK «., superintendent Boys' and
Girls' Aid Society, r. SE cor Grove and Baker
Smiley Estelle, bookkeeper J. Seidl & Co., r. 9J Dale PI
Smiley Francis W., laborer, r. 2933i Geary
Smiley Frederick, marine engineer, r. 11 Hubbard
Smiley Henry P., pressman, r. 789 Broadway
Smiley Hugh J., mot rman, r. 38Chenery
Smiley Jiunes shoemaker, 111 Valencia
Smiley John, laborer, r. 8 St. Rose's Av
Smiley Joseph, r. Ill Valencia
Smiley Mary, widow, r. 101 Scott
Smiley Sanuiel P., with W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 15a Belve-
dere
Smiley Thomas J. L., broker, 331 Montgomery, room 27,
r. 604 Broderick
Smiley Virginia, physcian and surgeon, office 705 Sutter
SS" Smiley. See Smyley
Sinilie Brothers (Robert and James A.) contractors and
builders, office 16 Post
Smilie James A. (Smilie Bros.) r. Oakland
Smilie Robert (Smilie Bros.) r. Berkeley
Smilow Henry, bake y and notions, 1924J Union
Smissaert K. L., r. 792 Eighteenth
Smistad Ole G., ironworker, r. 331 Mississippi
Smith A., baker Am. Biscuit Co.
Smith A., widow, bikerv, 219 Sixth
Smith A. Mrs., clerk Daly & Davitt, r. 314 Gough
Smith A. B., carpente'-, r. 3 Henrietta Square
Smith Abbie B., widnw, r. 2211 Larkin
MORPHINE, LIQUOR
and TOBACCO HABIT
Positively and Permanently CURED without
injury to health at MRS. DR. GWYER'S PRIVATE
HOME for Patients, 3ti% HYDE ST.. between
:fiddy and Ellis. Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
2 to 5 p. M. Telephone East 270.
THE DHITED STflTES BREWERY
BREW
SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER
WITH
SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.
Smith Abraham, carpenter, r. 117 Drumm
Smith A. C. M. (Smith & Mayers) r. 624 California
Smith Adam, carpenter, r. 1931 Howard
Smith Adam A., shoe cutter, r. 9051 Valencia
Smith Adam B., coachman, r. 13 Lynch
Smith Adam B., painter, r. 856 Howard
Smith Adam W., cabinet maker, r. 560 Howard
Smith A. David, clerk William H. Smith, r. 1009 Dolores
Smith Addie Miss, missionary, r. 317 Fulton
Smith Adelaide M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
r. 427 Ellis
Smith Adele Miss, machine operator, r. 469 Shotwe'l
Smith Adrian R., water heaters, 315 California, rooms
18-20, r. 1319a Clay
Smith A. G., coalpasser stmr Santa Rosa
Smith A. G. , sailmaker, r. 116 Berry
Smith Agnes, dressmaker, r. 20 Masonic Av
Smith A. H. ,r. SWcor Polk and California
S9IITH A. H. A' €0. (Arthur H. Smith and Paul
Bettelheim) druggists, 1300 Polk, Telephone East 181
Smith A. Henry, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r.
708 Hyde
Smith Alba Miss, saleslady T. C. Marceau, r. Hotel Mare
chal Neil
Smith Albert, bakery, 1711 Polk
Smith Albert, master mariner, r. 952i Howard
Smith Albert K., stencil cutter, r. 1007 Powell
Smith Albert S., boxmaker, r. 306 Tenth
Smith Albert W., salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r. Ala-
meda
Smith Albion J., laborer, r. 1601 Hyde
Smith Alexander, r. 17 Stockton
Smith Alexander, bookbinder, r. 838 Nineteenth
Smith Alexander, carpenter, r. 1112J Jessie
Smith Alexander, contractor, r. 427 Ellis
Smith Alexander, fireman, r. 65 Langton
Smith Alexander D., compositor, r. 1210 Kearny
Smith Alfred, clerk Wolf, Wreden & Co., r. 1100 Taylor
Smith Alfred A., clerk H. LeB. Smith, r. 432 Fifth Av
Smith Alfred A., foreman McNab & Smith, r. ITOOJ Fol-
som
Smith Alice, domestic 102 Baker
Smith Alice domestic, 1730 Pine
Smith Alice, w idow, r. 746 Twenty-first
Smith Alice, widow, r. 2314 Larkin
Smith Alice J., widow, dres maker, r. 618^ Post
Smith Alonzo, clerk Arnold Bros., r. 21 Bartlett
Smith Alonzo C, motorman, r. 30 Twenty-eighth
Smith Alphonso H., printer, r. 1421 Geary
Smith Amanda Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Wall
Smith Amanda Miss, laundress, r. 1519 Eddy
Smith Amy C. Mrs., teacher music, r. 913Capp
Smith Andrew, attorney at law, r. 116 Hyde
Smith Andrew, contractor r. 416 Elizabeth
Smith Andrew, laborer, r. 12 Bemice
Smith Andrew, teamster, r. 18J Russell
Smith Andrew, tin sorter, r. 412 Bartlett
Smith Andrew E., master schooner J. M. Weatherwax,
15 Steuart
gmiTH ANJDREW E., foreman Call composing room,
517 Clay, r. 21 Hill
Smith Andrew J., r. 21 Hill
Smith Andrew V., r. 2445 Howard
Smith Angus H., ba' tender, r. 700 Broadway
Smith Ann, widow, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Ann E., widow, r 1006 Washington
Smith Anna Mrs., machine operator, r. 960 Harrison
Smith Anna J., widow, r. 2125 Bush
Smith Anna M. Miss, r. 1628 Polk
Smith Annie, domestic 2230 Pacific Av
Smith Annie, dressmaker, r. 32i Harriet
Smith Annie, widow, r. 1211| Guerrero
Smith Annie, widow, r. 5 Railway Av
Smith Annie, widow, varieties, 427 McAllister
Smith Annie E. Mrs., saleslady The Maze, r. 208 Jones
Smith Annie M. Mrs., r. 210 Hyde
Smith Annie R., widow, r. 211 Capp
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Siiiit)i Anthony, clerk, r. 1207 Howard
Smith Anthony, longshoreman, r. 20 Clementina
finiTU AJVTIIO.VY B. vice-president Chicago Clock
Co., r. 700 Fell
Smith Anthony J. comi)ositor Call, r. Oakland
Smith Anton S., r. 1725 Post
Smith Anton B., laborer, r. 23J Morris Av
Smith Arlington J., jiroprietor Fargo House, 105 New
Montgomery
Smith Arthur, upholsterer, r. lOJ Louisa
SMITH AKTH|;R a. (Freeman, Smith & Co.) and
vice-president Savings and Loan Society, r. 2501
Steiner
Smith Arthur C, salesman G. C. Hall & Co., r. 55 South
I 'ark
Smith Arthur H. (A. H. Smith & Co.) r. 1719 Green
8.UITH .4SBl'R¥ G,, business manager Engineer
and Contractor. 511 California, room 79, r. Peta-
Inma
Smith August, porter, r. 211 Fourth
Smith Augusta, widow, r. 619 Fell
Smith Augustus H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co r
Alameda "
Smith Axal W., master mariner, r. 817J Golden Oat« Av
Smith Axel, marme engineer, r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Smitli Azor, compositor, r. 55 South Park '
.SMITH B.4RC LAI J., i)resident Smiths' Cash Store
414-418 Front, r. 431 Seventeenth
Smith Barlow J., physician and surgeon, r. 1513 Buch-
anan
Smith Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1856 Minna
Smith lienjamin, butcher, r. lOOJ Twenty-first
Smith Benjamin, real estate, r. 207 Fillmore
Smith Benjamin F., motorman, r. 19 Tnirtieth
Smith Benjamin J., special agent Robert Dickson, r.
Oakland
Smith Bernard, r. 29 St. Mary's Av
Smith Bert, driver, r. 1214 Valencia
Smith Bessie, r. 23 Louisa
Smith Bessie, widow, r. 20 Masonic Av
Smith bessie Miss, shoefitter, r. 1432 Mission
Smith Bessie T. Mrs., r. 1011 Pine
Smith B H Miss, copyist U.S.SurveyorGenerars Office.
r. Hotel Baltimore
Smith Boyse J. C, shipping clerk H. P. Gregory & Co.
, 25 ShotWKll ' •
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SMITH BREMNER.
surgeon, ottiie and r. »s:
nia, room 9,
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..„utli Bnauet, widow, r. 3s2 Arlington
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1331 Folsom *
Smith Builer, real estate and insurance agent. 630 Mar-
ket, r. H37a Twenty-fourth
Smith Byron G., fruitpacker, 109 Califom._,
e-amitr\ Second and Townsend, r. Oakland
.^nnth C, sliip carpenter P. C. SS. Co
Siiiitli Carl, actor, r. 1804 Stockton
Siuitli Call, clerk, r. 1106 Sacramento
Siiiitl) Carl, machinist, r. 542 Arkansas
^nutli Carl D., conductor, r. 728 Lott
.Smith Carrie Miss, ironer, r. 124 Erie
Smith Carrie Mrs., laundress, r. 33 Laurel \v
^'"'^J;,Carrie A. Miss, laundress, r. 31 Laurel Av
SMITH CAKROLI, B., vice-president Asbestos Par-
c .t"l"e,C«-.139First,r. 2613 Pacific Av
Smith Catherina, widow, r. 1216 Union
Smith Catherine, widow, r. 28 Oak Grove Av
Smith Catherine, widow, r. 133 Clara, rear
.Smith Catherine, widow, r. 211 State
Sn,\-fh p^o^'m"^' «''^°"'' 'Uf'^slied rooms, 312 Maaon
smith C. O. Mrs., figure artist, r. 309 Eddv
Smith C'ecile, widow, r. 414 Larkia
Smith Celia Miss, milliner, r. 1858 Minna
Smith Charles, r. 217 Francisco
Smith Charles (Knobloch & Smith) r 91'.l pi.well
Smith, assistant foreman Engine 11, r. Tenth Av South
Smith Charles bartender, r. 301 Montgomery Av
Smith Charles, bartender, r. NE cor Grove 4nd Baker
Smith Charles, clerk, r. 1106 Sacramento
Smith Charles, cook, r. 318b Ritch
Smith Charles, cook, r. 423 Minna
Smith Charles, fireman Engine 13, r. 34 Sacramento
Smith Charles, fireman stmr Umatilla, r. 341 Shiple\-
hmith Charles, hackman, r. 1814 Mason "
Smith Charles, laborer, r. 445J Michigan
Smith Charles, laborer, r. 428i Fifth
Smith Charles, laborer, r. 1606 Hyde
Smith Charles, laborer, r. N nr Fifteenth Av South
Smith Charles, laborer, r. SW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Smith Charles porter, r. 129 Taylor
Smith Charles, seaman, r. Alms House
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 31 OJ Sixth
Smith Charles, tailor, 164i Jessie, r. 121 Sixth
Smith Charles, tanner, r. Shotwell nr Army
Smith Charles, watchman, r. 442 Clementina
Smith Charies, water tender stmr City of Sydney
Smith Charles A., accountant, r. 212 Powell
Smith Charles A., engineer, r. 919 Powell
Smith Charles A., engineer, r. L bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth Av South
Smith Charles A., foreman Wolf, Wreden & Co. r 1227
Clav '
Smith Charles C, commission merchant.
House
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Smith Charles C, sawyer, r. 403 Fourth
Smith Charles A., tanner, r. SW cor Bernal and Army
Smith Charles C, laborer, r. Seventh Av South bet L
and K
Smith Charles E., musician, r. 715 Howard
Smith CTiarles F.,cook, r. Tenth Av nr Fulton
Smith Charles F., liquors and boarding, 45 Sacramento
Smith CTiarles F. W., broker, 316 Montgomery, r. 2509
Howard
Smith Charles G., r. 314 Clipper
Smith Charles G. W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Smith Charles H., cabinet maker, r. 28o6 Bush
SMITH CHARLES H., cashier Southeni Pacific Co
room 21 , Union Trust Bldg
Smith Charles H. , clerk Lowenberg & Co., r 508a Ful-
ton
Smith Charies H., clerk M. Fredmaii & Co., r 2008
Larkin
Smith Charles H., musician, r. 12 Hoflf Av
Smith Charles H., musician, r. 2610 Sutter
Smith Charles H., receiving teller Anglo-f;al. Bank, r.
Alameda
Smith Charles I., teamster, r. 533 Stevenson
Smith Charles J., actor, r. 321 O'Farrell
Smith Charles J., boxmaker, r. 14 Harriet
Smith Charles J., druggist Chas. Barrington, r. 120 Fell
Smith Charles J., grainer, r. 1119 Rhode Island
Smith Charles J., printer, r. 923 J Pacific
Smith Charles L. , carpenter, r. 1226 Valencia
Smith Charies M., repairer, r. 417 Fillmore
Smith Charies M., teamster, r. 105 Gilbert
Smith Charles N., builder, r. 1026 Hyde
Smith Charles O., contractor and builder, r. 314 Clipper
Smith Charles R. , bookkeeper Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1102
Shotwell
Smith Charles R., carpetlaver, r. 8 Hampton PI
Smith Charles R., clerk McNab & Smith, r. 831 Harri
so 1
Smith Charles R., city manager Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co. ,
r. 913 Nineteenth ' ;
Smith Charies S., bookkeeiJcr L. W. McLaughlin & Co
r. 728 Fell
Smith Charles S., marine engineer, r. 427 Fulton
Smith Charles S., teamster, V. 828 Harrison
Smith Charles W., artist, r. 2120 Filbert
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Smith Charles W., butcher, r. Eleventh Av and M
Smith Charles W., carpenter, 909 Kearny
Smith Charles W., carpenter, 404 Broadway
SMITH CHARLES W.,.....»r..„..u
and plumber, li>-18 nasliingtou, r. 1418
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16-18 Washington, r. 1418 Geary
Smith Charles W., laborer, r. 18.^ Harriet
Smith Charles W., manager Occidental Cigar St<jre, 13G
Montgomery, 1312 Fulton
Smith Charles W., special agent Alliance Assurance Co.,
r. 7 South Park
Smith Charles W., stonecutter, r. 1309 Twenty-fifth
Smith Charles W. Jr., foreman Charles W. Smith, r.
Berkeley
Smith Charlotte, widow, r. Alms House
Smith Chester J. , bookkeeper, r. 14 Harriet
!<»MITH CHESTER L., president Asbestos Parafine
Co., 128-130 First, r. 2613 Pacific Av
Smith Chester S., treasurer Asbestos Paraffine Co., 139
First, r. 2613 Pacific Av
SMITH CHESTER W. M. (Smith & Osborn) solicitor
of patents, and attorney at law, 319 Pine, rooms
46-51, r. 1719 Clay
Smith C. Howard, engineer, r. 229 San Jose Av
Smith Christian W. (Redington & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Smith Christina, domestic 2114 O'Farrell
Smith Christopher, baker, r. 52 Natoma
Smith Christopher, engineer, r. 1912 Hyde
Smith Christopher, r. 1011 Mission
Smith Clarence, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 3^5
Mason
SMITH CLARENCE M., general agent North Wes-
tern Mutual Life Insurance Co. (.of Milwaukee, Wis.)
114 Phelan Bldg
Smith Clinton T., tile setter, r. 1421 i Hayes
Smith Collins C. , trunks and valises, SW cor Grant Av
and Bush, r. 418 Valley
Smith Constantine F., baggageman, r. 3211 Sixteenth
Smith D., porter, r. 633 Geary
Smith Daisy Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1111 Sutter
Smith Daniel, clerk, r. 2000 Dupont
Smith Daniel, collector, r.512 Golden Gate Av
Smith Daniel, electrician, r. 718 Minna
Smith Daniel, teamster, r. 212 First
Smith Daniel E., patent medicine, r. 6 Zoe
Smith Daniel J., salesman Porter Bros., r. 475 Tenama
Smith David Mrs., r. 1217i Golden Gate Av
Smith David A., rigger, r. 1009 Dolores
SMITH DAYID A., t cket agent San Francisco and
North Pacific Railway Co. , 2 New Montgomery, r.
2210 Hyde
Smith David B., manager, r. 30 Page
Smith David C.,r. 2030 Mission
Smith David C. Jr., clerk Po.^t Office, r. 2030 Mission
Smith David L. , inventor, r. 43 Sixth
Smith Delia, widow, r. 151 Natoma, rear
Smith Delia M., widow, r. 1221 Green
Smith Delia Miss, telephone operator Pac. Bell Telephone
Co. , r. 611 Geary
Smith Delia, widow, r. 123 Eureka
Smith D. J., patent agent, r. 829 Stevenson
Smith Donald R., clerk Asbestos Paraffine Co., r. 2C13
Pacific A^
Smith Douglas J., dresser Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg Co. ,
r. 226.^ Twenty-second
Smith D. P. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 208 O'Farrell
Smith Duncan H., asst treasurer Tivoli Opera House, r.
423 Bush
Smith Duncan W., molder, r. 603 Polk
Smith E., waiter stmr Pomona
Smith E. B., r. 2316b Mission
Smith Eben J., driver, r. 20 Silver
Smith E. C. Mrs., r. 1610 Clay
Smith E. Cotton, secretary Caloric Vita Oil Co., r. 1513
Buchanan
H. S. BRIDGE S CO.
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622 7VTK=?KET STREET
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Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Smith Edna A. Miss, clerk, r. 203 Valencia
Smith Ednumd, sailmaker, r. 44 Ritch
Smith Edward, butcher stmr San Juan
Smith Edward, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie
Smith Edward, fireman, r. 640 Howard
Smith Edward, engineer, r. 322 Fifth
Smith Edward, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 2613
Sutter
Smith BIdward, master mariner, r. 1043 Twentieth
Smith Edward, pressman, r. 16 Capp
Smith Edward, teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
Smith Edward, wireworker, r. 7 Alaska PI
Smith Edward C. Mrs., widow, r. 2610 Jackson
Smith Edward D., physician and surgeon, office and r.
571 Stevenson
Smith Edward F., liorseshoer, r. 340 Fifth
Smith Edward H., lead grinder, r. 508a Fulton
Smith Edward J., clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
Smith Edward J., bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co., r.
634.^ Broadway
Smith Edward L., clerk Girvin, Baldwin & Erie, r. S7
Sanchez
Smith Edward L., clerk Goldberg, Bo wen & Leben-
baum, r. 126 Shotwell
Smith Edward M., starcher, r. 228 Twelfth
Smith Edward N. (Smith & Co.) r. 1727 Buchanan
Smith jEdward Q., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 1935
Geary
Smith Edward S. , teamster, r. 20 Madison Av
Smith Edward W., accountant. Inspector Twelfth U. S.
Life- Saving District, r. 316 Capp
Smith Edwin, clerk, clerk Francis Smith & Co.
Smith Edwin, trimmer, r. 425 Sixth
Smith Edwin A. , driver, r. 406 Sutter
Smith Edwin B., shirtmaker, r. 2320 Bryant
Smith Edwin L., bookkeeper Peter A. Smith, r. 937
Dolores
Smith Effie E. Miss, fchool teacher, r. 731 Capp
Smith Elbridge, porter, r. 613 Howard
Smith Eli M., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Smith Eliza, widow, r. Oriel Hotel
Smith Ehzabeth, bookkeeper, r. 10 Jansen
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 226 Langton
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 414 Fourteenth
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 532 Jones
Smith Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 405 Leaven-
worth
Smith Elizabeth D., widow, r. 423 Cedar Av
Smith Ella E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Smith Ella L. Miss, r. 2611 California
Smith Ellen, widow, r. 14 Harriet
Smith Ellen, widow, r. 221 Polk
Smith Ellen, widow, r. 1727 Eddy
Smith Ellen, widow, r. SE cor Potrero Av and HI Do-
i-«,do
Smith Emile, liquor dealer, r. 1042 Amij-
Smith Emma Miss, r. 1 254 California
Smith Emma Miss, dressmaker W. M. Loudon, r. 1223
Union
Smith Emma, widow, r. 916 Pier-'e
Smith Emma F., nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Smith Emma M., widow, r. 815 Vallejo, rear
Smith Emory E. , office 79 Chronicle Bldg
Smith E. O., carpenter, r. 1330 Howard
Smith E. R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 928 Twentieth
Smith Ernest A., harber, r. 126 O'Farrell
Smith Ernest A. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 O'Farrell
Smith Ernest R. , capitalist, 7 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. S
Fair Oaks
Smith Estelle A. Miss, machine operator, r. 435 Twentj-
seventh
Smith Esther Mrs., lodgings. 6 Zoe
Smith Eugene, waiter, r. 253 Jessie
Smith Elugene C, tinsmith, r. 1219 Mission
Smith Everett, clerk, r. 618J Post
Smith E. W.. messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Smith F. A. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 1912 Market
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Smith Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Jones
.Smith F. B., motonnau, r. 1122 Shotwell
Smith F. D., steward Hotel Colonial
Smith Felix, student, r. 3400 Clav
smith Ferdinand, broker 316 Miintg-omery, r. 2509 Ho^^ -
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Smith Fernando A. , machinist, r. 510 Missouri
Smith F. Howard, clerk Adolph Hoffman, r. 32 Sharon
Smith Florence Miss, musician, r. 817i Golden Gate Av
Smith F. Oscar, blacksmith, r. 542 Arkansas
Smith Frances, widow, r. 1432 Mission
Smith Francis (Francis Smith & Co.) r. Santa Clara Cal
SMITH FRANCIS & CO. <».„,.
■Smith) luanafat-turers taydraallc and
artesian well pipe. 130 Beale
Smith Francis L., jeweler, r. 12 Hampton PI
Smith Francis L. Jr., bnxnidker, r. 12 Hampton PI
Smith Francisco F. E. de, widow, r. 1421 Geary
Smith Frank (Smith k Xugelmaker) r. California State
Hotel
Smith Frank (Smith & Wvatt) r. 239 Van Ness A\
Smith Frank (Whittle & Smith) r. 24J Eljfin Park A\
Smith Frank, baker, r. 321 Eighth
Smith Frank, barber, r. 2017 Powell
Smith Frank, blackcmith, r. 340 McAllister
Smith Frank, carpenter, r. lllS Golden Gate Av
Smith Frank, cook, r. 149 Clara
SmithJFrank, finisher, r. 534 Seventeenth
Smith Frank, manager Califoniia Storage Warehouse,
722 Mission, r. 338 Clementina
Smith Frank, painter, r. Shotwell nr Annv
Smith Frank, sawyer, r. 624 Fourth
Smith Frank, tailor, r. 229 San Jose Av
Smith Frank, teamster, r. 227 Harrison
Smith Frank, teamster, r. 406 Eleventh
Smith Frank, teamster, r. 720 Xatoma
Smith Frank, teamster, r. 1810 Larkin
Smith Frank, waiter, r. Alms House
Smith Frank A. 1 Haves, Smith & Co. Plating' Wk«) r
Berkeley
Smith Frank A., bookkeeper The Brunswick Balke
Collender Co., r. 184 Laguna
Smith Frank A., laborer, r. 509 Chestnut
Smith Frank A., miner, r. 421a Broderick
Smith Frank A., plater, r. 2924 Octavia
Smith Frank, teamster, r. 227 Harrison
Smith Frank C, teamster, r. 602 Hermann
Smith Frank D., steward, r. 6 Cohen PI
Smith Frank D., clerk Local Freight Office S. P. Cn., r.
Alameda
Smith Frank E., carrier Post Office, r. 1322 Broad wav
Smith Frank E., electrician, r. 498 Eugenia
Smith Frank H., driver, r. 1229 Valencia
Smith Frank H., publisher, 219 Bush, r. 1827 Market
Smith Frank H., salesman Smith Bros., r St. Nicholas
Hotel
Smith Frank J., clerk Levin Bros., r. 504 Second
Smith Frank J., dental student, r. 116 Turk
Smith Frank J., foreman Pac. Can Co., r 101<|i Gu-
errero
Smith Frank J., salesman Lippman Bros., r. 211S Capp
SMITH FR.IXK M., office 101 Sansorae, room -'G
Telephone Main 1052, r. Oakland
Smith Frank M., clerk Occidental Hotel, r. 515b Tavlor
Smith Frank K., r. 2628 Howard
.Smith Frank R., farmer, r. 503 \ienna
Smith Frank T., clerk Eagleson & Co., r. r2 Gearv Court
Smith Frank T., clerk, r. 1909 San Carlos Av
Smith Frank M. , clerk Eugene G Davis r 405 Leaven
»-.rth
Smith Frank W., painter, r.,SW cor Bernaland Arniv
Smith Frank W., policeman, r. 731 Twentv-first
Smith Frank X., baker, r. 78 Casselli Av "
.SMITH FKKI> D., manager American Condensed
Milk Cm., 10.5 .Ninth, T. Oakland
Smith Fred H., clerk Freight AuJitor's Dept S P Co
r. 807 Geary
Smith Freda, domestic 1011 Green
Smith Frederick, barber, r. 667 Minna
Smith Frederick, butcher, r. 14 Harriet
Smith Frederick, cook stmr Gipsv
Smith Frederick, gripman, r. 2832 Pine
Smith Frederick, laborer, r. 10 Jansen
Smith Frederick, master mariner, r. »1 West Mission
Smith Frederick, master schr Solano, office 7 Clav
r. 9 Elizabeth
Smith Frederick, molder, r. 126 Twenty-sixth
.Smith Frederick, policeman, r. 320 Myrtle Av
Smith Frederick, stevedore, r. 312J Eighth
Smith Frederick A., brakeman, r. 1020 Mission
Smith Fredenck A., candymaker, r. 636 Natoma
Smith Frederick A., candymakcr, r. 1192 Haio-ht
Smith Frederick B., barber, r. '21464 Market
Smith Frederick E., tailor, r. 14 MaVre Terrace
Smith Frederick F., clerk Western 'Shipping and Com
mission Co., r. Alameda
Smith Frederick G., carpenter, r. 25 Plvmouth Av
Smith Frederick L. , r. 405 Leavenworth
Smith Frederick L., foreman Somers & Co r 110 Cali
fornia Av '
Smith Frederick M., with The W. W. Erskine Co., r. 82^
Polk '
Smith F. W., pressman, r. 316 Batterv
Smith George, r. 740 Twentv-first
Smith George (Reliable Roo'fing Co.) r. cor Second and
Hov\ard
Smith George, bartender, r. 718 O'Farrell
Smith George, conductor, r. 252 Carl
Smith George, dental student, r. 1421 Gearv
Smith George, dri\er. r. 17 Harrison
Smith George, electrician, r. 312J Eighth
Smith George, engineer, r. 220 Fourth
Smith George, engineer, r. 745 Harrison
Smith George, gasfitter, r. 1223 Union
Smith Georjfe, luillhand, r. 745 Howard
.Smith George, miner, r. 19 Polk Lane
Smith George, stenographer M. J. Plat-scheck, r. 514
\ alencia
Smith George, stevedt)re, r. 525 Shiplev
Smith George A., machinist, r. 624 Sacramento
Smith George A., photographer, r. 928 Twentieth
Smith George B. , painter, r. 731 Minnesota
Smith George B., traveling salesman, r. 19 Douglass
Smith George C. , glovecutter, r. 722J Fell
Smith George F. (G. F. Smith & C\>.) r. Santa Barbara,
Cal.
Smith George D., teamster, r. 32 Madison Av
Smith George F., foreman W illiam H. Smith, r. 923 Army
Smith George F., manager J. Spaulding & Co., r. 160*
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Smith George F., master mariner, r. 1810a Hyde
Smith George H., r. 522 Mi-sion
Smith George H., collector McNab & Smith, r. 831 Har-
rison
Smith George H., conductor r 1 21 li Golden Gate Av
Smith George H., manager Globe Portrait Co., 20 Ellis
r. 738 Twenty- second
.Smith George H., seaman, r. 6 Union
.Smith George J., r. 26 Cook
.Smith George J., gasaiter, r. 15 Treat Av
SMITH CiEORt^E J. A .SOXS (George S. and Heniy
J.) painters. decoi-at<jrs and polishers, 240 Post Tel-
ei)hone Main 5463
Smith George L. Mrs., widow, r. 2226 Jackson
Smith George M., retoucher, r. 502 Taylor
Smith George X. , machinist, r. 214i Langton
Smith George N. J., melter, r. SE cor Epstein and Con-
gress
Smith George ()., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 714 Shotwell
Smith George R., paintmaker, r. 6 Hyde
Smith George S. (George .1. Smith & Sons) r. 26 Cook
Smith George S., conductor, r. 2901a Mission
SAN FPANCISCO PAVING CO.
A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
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Bituminous Rock and Cement Work
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,Siuith George T., lather, r. 742 Tehama
Smith Georffe T., policeman, r. 1418 Geary
M.IIITH OEOKCiE T., secretary Sunnyside Construc-
tion Co.. r. 2614 Howard
Smith George W. , carpenter, r. 115 Si.vteenth
Smith George W., clerk, r. 37 Sanchez
.Smith George W., electrician, r. 2844 Mission
Smith Geoi^e W., housemover, r. 1401 Guerrero
Smith George W., manager Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., r.
1309 Twenty-fourth
.Smith George W., proprietor Sausalito and Mill Vallev
Express, 323 East, r. Sausalito, Cal.
Smith George W., stenographer and official reimrter
Superior Court Dept 10, office 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor,
r. 925 Grove
8.11 ITH «. F. ♦* <"0. (G. F. Smith, A. H. Paul and VV.
H. Schmidt) shipping and commission and lumber
nierchants, 207 East
Smith Gilbert S., clerk P. M. S. S. Co., r. 704 Post
Smith Godfrey, r. 632 Hayes
Smith Grace, r. SW cor Bernal Arni.\-
Smith Grace B., widow, dressmaker, r. 1102 Turk
.Smith Grant C., jirinter Viavi Co., r. 627 O'Farrell
Smith Grant W., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. (il7
Diamond
Smith Gregor J., (Maiinel & Smith) 717 Mission
Smith Gustav, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Smith Gustav us S., clerk Smith's Cash Store, r. 1704
Gearv
Smith H.", r. 44 Third
Smith H., steerage steward stmr City of Pueblo
Smith Hanna, widow, r. 1601 Hyde
Smith Hannah, domestic 217 Steiner
Smith Hans M. (Wilson & Smith) 113 Front
Smith Harlan P (Smith Bros.) r. 1518 Folsom
SMITH lI.iRPBR A., secretary Smiths' Cash Stt.re,
414-418 Front, r. Alameda
Smith Harry, clerk, r. 1625 Leavenworth
Smith Harry, hostler, r. 435 Clementina
Smith Harry, master schr Emma. r. Oakland
Smith Harry, messenger, r. 327 Minna
Smith Harry, musician, r. 156 Third
Sinith Harry, stevedore, r. 156 Clara, rear
Smith Harry, with Isaac Levy, r. Thirty-second A\
South nr K
Smith Harry C, with International Navigation Co., r.
2il2 Van Ness Av
Smith Harry G., photographic printer, r. 1112 Larkin
Smith Harry S., driver, r. 464 Clementina
Smith Harry W., machinist J. H. Carah & Co., i-. Oak-
land
Smith Hartley D., traveling salesman Usal Redwood Co.,
r. 511c Page
Smith Harvey L., farmer, r. 536 Naples
Smith Hattie Mrs., domestic 3320 Pacific Av
Smith Hazel, teacher music, r. 14 Freelon
Smith H. C, r. 781 Mission
Smith H. Carl, clerk Miss Fannie Guttnian, r. 1106 Sac-
ramento
Smith H. D., r. 612 Buchanan
Smith Henrietta, widow, r. 1210 Washington
Smith Henry, barber, r. 114 Fell
Smith Henry, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.
r. .\lameda
Smith Henry, clerk Theodore Z. Blakemai
Minna
Smith Henry, laborer, r. 341 Jessie
Smith Henry, laborer, r. 044A Howard
Smith Heni-y, laborer, r. 958 Harrison
Smith Henry, fireman, r. 6a Valparaiso
Smith Henrj', groceries and provisions, 10 W;
r. 6125 Capp
Smith Henry, janitor, r. 424 Post
Smith Henry, jeweler, r. 433 Grove
Smith Henry, keeper South Side Life Savin
Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side House
Smith Henry, master mariner, r. 156 Silver
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Smith Henry, master mariner, r. 220 Ritch
Smith Henry, mate stmr Gold, r. Petaluma
Smith Henry, seaman, r. 8 Clay
Smith Henry, special officer, r. 1113 Tennessee
Sm ty Henry, tanner, r. Thirty-first Av South nr (1
Smith Henry, teamster, r. 445| Tehama
Smith Henry, teamster, r. 1221 Green
Smith Henry, upholsterer, r. 742 Minna
Smith Henry, waiter, r, 958 Harrison
Smith Henry Mrs., r. 2120 Point Lobos Av
SMITH H£i\KY A. (Will E. Fisher & Co.) r. 1827 Pa-
cific Av
Smith Henry A., engineer Engine 13, r. 1428 Valencia
Smith Henrj- C. , cooper, r. llllj Brvant
Sn\ith Henry C, laundiyman, r. 1040i Howard
Smith Henry C, licpiors, 609 Davis
Smith Henry C, steward Hotel St. Nicholas
Smith Henry D., master mariner, r. 1601 Hyde
Smith Henry K., watchman, r. 2332 Harrison
Smith Henry G., liquors, 506^ Commercial, r. 14 Webster
Smith Henry H., special agent Catton, Bell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Smith Henry J., r. 2812 Golden Gate Av
Smith Henry J. (George J. Smith & Sons) r. 26 Cook
%MITII HKNRV L., secretary Board of Trade of Sun
Francisco, office 202 Market, r. 1034 Pine
Smith Henry L., teamster, r. 1211 J Guerrero
Smith Henry P., cashier John Wieland Brewerv, r. .\la-
meda
Smith Henry P., longshoreman, r. 20 Natoma
Smith Henry P., operator L. Thors, r. Oakland
Smith Henry H., waiter Union Iron Wks
Smith HenrV K. Mrs., widow, r. 323 Jessie
Smith Heny W., cement finisher, r. 1230 Twenty -sixth
Smith Henry W., liquors, 732 Fourth
Smith Henry W. Mrs., widow, r. 2314 Larkin
Smith Henry W., president S. F. Storage and Warehouse
Co., S s Brannan bet Eighth and Ninth, r. 2212 \'an
Ness Av
Smith Herbert, bookkeeper, r. 333 Fell
Smith Herbert, student, r. 2212 Van Ness Av
Smith Herbert A., car))enter, r. 3 Henrietta Sipiarc
Smith Herbert W., printer, r. 667 Mimia
Smith Herman, foreman John Hoey, r. 636i Minna
Smith Herman, teamster, r. 39a Gilbert
Smith H. G., 2d vice-president Sperry Flour Co., NE cor
California and Front, r Stockton
Smith Hiram C, vice-president Sanger Lumber Co.,
Moore & Smith Lumber Co., Port Discoverj- Mill
Co. and Kings Kiver Lumber Co., 319 Pine, r.
FresiK )
Smith Hiram G., policeman, r. 32 Sharon
SMITH H. LE B.4.KO.\, American tailor, 323 Bush,
r. Alameda
Smith Holland, notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 307 Montgomery, r. 2412 Fillmore
Smith Horace E., inspector U. S. Weather Bureau, 16-19
Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. Oakland
Smith Howard, laborer, r. 427^ Cedar Av
Smith Howard S., medical student George F. Shiels, r.
32 O'P'arrell
.SMITH H. STEPHEXSON, secretary Marine Index
Publishing Co. and marine secretary Sun Insurance
Co. and resident agent New Zealand Governnient,
428 California, r. 419 Stockton
Smith Huber & Co. (John W. Smith, and August A.
and Alfred Huber) real estate and business brokers,
1001 Market
Smith Hugh, teamster, r. 21 Hunt
Smith Hugh E., wharf builder, r. 727 Elizabe'.h
Smith Humphry Mrs., widow, r. 741 Sutter
Smith Ida, domestic 530 Wfsconsin
Smith Ida H. Mrs., nurse, r. 216 Leavenworth
Smith Ira, janitor, r. 623 Ellis
Smith Isaac, bricklayer, r. 539 Valencia
Smith Isaac, teamster, r. 1403 Folsom
Smith Isaac Mrs., bakery, 539 Valencia
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Smith Isaac G., cook, r. Alms House
Smitb Isaac L., master tu^ Sea Queen, r. 1508 Mason
Smith Isaac P., steamfitter, r. 112 Olive Av
Smith Isador, clerk John L. Williams & Co., r. 1017 Va-
lencia
Smith Ivv >I., teamster, r. 535 Seventeenth
Smith J. & L. (Josephine and Louise Smith) 1
1008 Leavenworth
Smith J. A. (Monene Mnfg Co.) 413 Mason
Smith J. A. , watchman stmr Peru
Smith JacohA., carpenter, r. 469 Shotwell
Smith Jacob M., capitalist, r. 1705 Grove
Smith J. Adam, engineer, r. 606 Clay
Smith James (Smith, Purcell & Co.) r. 475 Tehama
Smith James, butcher, r. 15 Kat« PI
Smith James, carpenter, r. 1-23 Eddy
Smith James, carpenter, r. 1435 Church
Smith James, draj-man, 35 Beale, r. 75 Brady
Smith James, driver, r. San Bruno Av oi)p Fifteenth Av
South
Smith James, engineer, r. 246 Michigan
Smith James, expressman, NE cor Third and Mission,
r. 236 Minna
Smith James, fireman, r. 507 Mission
Smith James, guard Branch County Jail
Smith James, janitor, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Smith James, laborer, r. Alms House
Smith James, laborer, r. 1117 Vermont
Smith James, machinist, r. 54 First
Smith James, milkman, r. 716 Brazil Av
Smith James, pattenimaker. r. 211 State
Smith James, physician and surgeon, r. 223 Page
Smith James, plasterer, r. X s Cortland Av nr Chapul-
tepec
Smith James, policeman, r. 642 Folsora
Smith James, porter Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oakland
Smith James, salesman P. Beamish, r. 5 Martha PI
Smith James, seaman, r. 54 Sacr,>mento
Smith James, stevedore, r. 651 Noe
Smith James, teacher languajies, r. 1826 San Carlos Av
Smith James Mrs., widow, groceries and liquors, E s Pu-
laski nr Cortland Av
Smith James A., r. 733 Army
Smith James B., with J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 781 Sutter
Smith James C, clerk Freight Auditor's Dept S. P. Co.,
r. 732 Geary
Smith James D., machinist, r. 1909 Vallejo
Smitb James F. (Murasky & Smith) attorney at law,
331 Phelan Bldg, r. 731 Twenty-first
Smith James H., r. 514 Bush
Smith James H., assayer, r. 302 Fifteenth
Smith James H., carrier Post Office, r. 125 Eleventh
Smith James II., gi-ipman, r. 1605 Fulton
Smith James H., laborer, r. 13 Hinckley
Smith James H. , oiler, r. 655 Harrison
Smith James H., real estate, r. 110 Eddy
Smith James J., r. 128| Seventh
Smith James J. , electrotyper, r. 322 Arlington
Smith James K., trunks and valises, 128 Eddy and 971
Mission, r. 51SJ Xatoma
Smith James L., flagmaker, r. 2008 Larkin
Smith James L., foreman Ronald G. McMillan, r. 223
Green
Smith James M., gardener, r. 1221 Green
Smith James M., laborer, r. 105 Gilbert
Smith James P. (Prior & Smith) r. 236 Twenty-ninth
Smith James P. , cigars and tobacco, 27 Mason, r. 817
Gearj'
Smith James P. & Co. (New York) Morris Newton & Co.
agents, 103-105 Front
Smith James R. (J. R. Smith & Co.) r. 229 San Jose Av
Smith James S., laborer, r. 923^ Mission
Smith James S., seaman, r. 218 Broiidway
Smith James T., machinist, r. 1909 Broadway
Smith James W., contractor and builder, office 16 Post,
r. 924 Page
Smith James W., porter, r. 475 Tehama
Smith James W., marine engineer, r. 31 Morris Av
Smith James W., seaman, r. 820 Etettery
Smith James W., shoemaker, 209 Eighth
Smith James W., shoemaker, 592 Sixth
Smith Jane, widow, r. 340 Fifth
Smith Jane, widow, r. 349 Minna
Smith Jane C. , widow, r. 1713 Mason
Smith Jasper, r. 23 Hill
Smith J. Beal, conductor, r. 118 Fourth
SMITH J. CL.II.tll.^CiS Rev., pastor Trinity Pres-
bj-terian Church, r. 711 Jones
Smith Jennie M. Miss, pnncipal Longfellow Primary
School, r. 304 Bartlett
Smith Jere, farmer, r. What Cheer House
Smith Jeremiah H., draughtsman Murray Bros., r. 222
Borland
Smith Jane C, widow, r. 1713 Mason
Smith Jeremiah M., carrier Post Office, r. 1911 Mission
Smith Jessie Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, r^
304 Bartlett
Smith J. Glover (Palmetto Brush Co.) and mnfrs' agent,
23 Stevenson, r. San Rafael
Smith J. H., r. 110 Eddy
SMITH J. HENRI', special agent Mutual Life In-
surance Co. of N. Y., office Mutual Life Bldg, with
A. B. Forbes & Son, r. 309 Eddy
Smith J. J., 32 Clarence PI
Smith John, r. 19 Stanley PI
Smith John, baker, r. 515i Bush
Smith John, blacksmith, r. 1104 Mission
Smith John, butcher, 110 Ninth, r. 1318 Mission
Smith John, carpenter, r. 2 Rose PI
Smith John, carpenter, r. 1055 Howard
Smith John, coal-pas;^er Stmr Mariposa
Smith John, concrete layer, r. 2706 Polk
Smith John, engineer, r. Alms House
Smith John, engnuer, r 631 Sacramento
Smith John, gardener, r. SE cor Pierce and McAllister
Smith John, harnessmaker, r. 1220 Potrero Av
Smith John, 1. ostler St. George's Livery Stable
Smith John, laborer, r. 10 Jansen
Smith John, laborer, r. 342 Fourth
Smith John, laborer, r. 511 Brj^ant
Smith John, laborer, r. 627 Green rear
Smith John, laborer, r. nr. Pt. Lobos Av
Smith John, laborer, r. E s Iowa bet Nevada and Yolo-
Smith John, laundryman, r. 54 Minna
Smith John, longshoreman, r. 10 South Park
Smith John, restaurant, 39^ Turk, r. 1959 Eddy
Smith John, machinist, r. 32V Harriet
Smith John, quartermaster Stmr Mariposa
Smith John, seaman, r. 21 Perry
Smith John, seaman, r. 229 East
Smith John, ship joiner, r. 316 Iowa
Smith John, teamster, r. 115 Juniper
Smith John, teamster, r. 630 Gear>-
Smith John, wagonmaker, r. 613 Mission
Smith John, wagonmaker, r. 735 Twenty-second
Smith John, waiter stmr City of Puebla
Smith John, waiter, r. 408^ Natoma
Smith John, wood end coal, 327-329 Sutter, r. 1414 CIa>
Smith John A. (McNab & Smith) r. 831 Harrison
Smith John A., butcher, 100 Twenty-first
Smith John A., engineer, r. 11 Oak
Smith John B. , clerk New Wisconsin Hotel
Smith John C, r. Vi&\ Seventh
Smith John C, carpenter, r. 1132 Br^ant
Smith John C, carpenter, r. 2240 Mission
Smith John C, solicitor Men's Home, r. 28 Tenth
Smith John E., bridge builder, r. 560 Howard
Smith John E., janitor, r. 235i Minna
Smith John E., tinsmith, r. 12 Bernice
Smith John E., wire worker, r. 78 Casselli Av
Smith John F., blacksmith, r. 365 Minna
Smith John F., clerk, r. 921 Jessie
Smith John F. , engineer, r. 1326 Vallejo
Smith John F', helper, r. 2332 Harrison
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Smith John F., marble cutter, r. 704 Sansome
Smith John G., cashier, r. 1725 Post
Smith John H.,r. 44 Third
Smith John H., clam dealer, r. Thirty-third' Av South
nr H
Smith John H., driver, r. 9Freelon
Smith John H., liquors, 405 Washington, r. 506 Battery
Smith John H., metal worker George H. Tay Co., r. 1119
Montgomery
Smith John H., "oiler, r. 40 South Park
Smith John H., painter, r. 1625 Leavenworth
Smith John H., teamster, r. 1211 Fillmore
Smith John H. , teamster, r. 630 Geary
Smith John J., baker, r. 15 Hampton PI
Smith John J., brakeman Examiner, r. 716 Clementina
Smith John J., carriage painter, r. 324J Nineteenth
Smith John J., cellarman, r. 6 Vincent PI
Smith John J., clerk, r. 103 Eighth
Smith John J., clerk Rehfisch & Co., r. 1501 Leaven-
worth
Smith John J., horseshoer, 407 Fourth, r. 171 Perry
Smith John J., hostler, r. 122 Turk
Smith John J., merchant, r. 131 Julian Av
Smith John J., porter, r. 727 Elizabeth
Smith John L., boilermaker, r. 3616 Mission
Smith John L., salesman Urumraond Tobacco Co.
Smith John M., general agent Great Northern Ry., 628
Market, r. 1733 Green
Smith John P., chandelier maker, r. 4 Sheridan PI
Smith John P., tilesetter, r. 721 Church
Smith John P., wheelwright, r. 431 Twenty-seventh
Smith John R. , bookkeeper Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co.
Smith John R., gasfitter, r. 15 Treat Av
Smith John R. Rev., r. 118 Tenth
Smith John S., painter, r. 1405 Church
Smith John S., tailor, 3253i Mission, r. 10 Cherubuaco
Smith John S. Jr., shipcarpenter, r. 10 Cherubuaco
Smith John T., carpenter, r. 133i Fair Oaks
Smith John T., clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Smith John T., painter, r. 105 New Montgomery
Smith Jonn T., printer, r. 534 Second
Smith John V., barber, r. 230c T^velfth
Smith John W. (Smith, Huber & Co.) r. 960 Harrison
Smith John W. , blacksmith, r. 708 Hampshire
Smith John W., fireman, r. 520 Fourth
Smith John W., glassworker, r. 20 Third
Smith John W., liquors, r. 727 Fourth
Smith John W., secretary Alarm Bell and Novelty
Works, office 30 Kearny
Smith John W., stevedore, r. 212i Perry
Smith Joseph, r. 333 Seventeenth
Smith Joseph, r. 6'iOa Linden Av
Smith Joseph (Smith & Puultney) r. 55 South Park
Smith Joseph, brick contractor, r. 2933 Missioij
Smith Joseph, carpenter, r. 417 Kearny
Smith Joseph, electrician, r. 63J Chenery
Smith Joseph, electrician, r. 1221 Green
Smith Joseph, laborer, r. 2824 Greenwich
Smith Joseph, tamales, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Smith Joseph, painter and paperhanger, 411i O'Farrell
Smith Joseph, [lumber, r. 1329 Folsom
Smith Joseph, restaurant, 108 Berrv
Smith Joseph, salesman, r. 327 O'Farrell
Smith Joseph, watchman, r. 14 Freelon
Smith Joseph, water tender stmr Rio de Janeiro
Smith Joseph A. . salesman Rothschild & Ehrentfort. r
915 Bush
Smith Joseph B., lumber surveyor, r. Twelfth Av South
nrM
Smith Joseph D., clerk James B. Haggin, r. 221 Polk
Smith Joseph M., bookbinder, r. 534a Seventeenth
Smith Joseph M., grainer, r. E 8 Rhode Island nr Twen-
ty-third
Smith Joseph R., plasterer, r. 52 Shipley
Smith Joseph W., flagman S. P. Co., r. 22 Dearborn PI
Smith Josephine (J. & L. Smith) r. 1008 Leavenworth
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Smith Josephine, widow, r. 14 Guy PI
Smith Josiah F., foreman stone dept. Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 613 Howard
Smith Josiah F. Jr., porter, r. 613 Howard
Smith J. P., teamster, r. 126 Ellis
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